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currency skies, l2lH a l22; do. skies, 1881,
registered, llsX a. 1l911; DO. do, do, coupon,
1901 a 1907; do 1ve-Lwenties, 1852, coupon,
ia; do. d. 1864, registered, 1864 a llo4;
do. do, do, coupon, 1l5& 1854; do. do, 1866.
registered IlTA q us; do, do, do, coupon,
ll7sf 11sH; do. do, do, new, registered, III
q 1l71z; do. do, do, do, coupon, 1177S u Il71;
DO do. 1867. registered 1lS1< 1l94; do do, do,
coupon. 1917 1914 do. do, 1893, registered,
1874 ll07l; do. do. do, coupon. 11ss4 ll9I;
do. ten-forties, registered ll6K nay; do. do,
coupon, 1864 l161; 40. nves. 1881 registered.
1881 q 113jS; do, DO, do, coupon. l14s< u.s.
THE MONETARY SITUATION
was one OF extreme ease borrowers on call OBJ
tanning all the currency sought at Ia 10 per
cent. The discount market was dull, prime
names selling at 31S to So per cent, according to
date OF maturity, but not much Offering. Foreign
exchange was weak and declined in the face or
grain bills Offering. Asking rates OF bankers were
marked or from 4874z ana 490H, Tor sixty days
and sight sterling respectively, 10 4S7 and 400,
with actual business at the close at 4s6H o 4.s6H
for long ana 4S9A 4.S9X for demand. Good
bankers sold as low as ASK 4.s6 A transac-
ton was reported during the week or the pur-
chase OF s1Oo,Oo bankers sixty days. sterling
upon currency as collateral, the parties purchas-
ing subsequently selling the bills and the gold
as well. their calculation being that be-
fore these sixty days. bills are presented
for payment they can buy gold at u much
lower ngure than 1t ruled at the time OF their pur
chase, and remit short sight to take up the
'long," with profit on the turn. The bank state
ment Saturday exhibited gain or $554,5o in
specie, $l2l9,9oo IN legal tenders and sl.3o2, 600
IN Geposts, while the loans have decreased
$20o9, 900 and the circulation 500, 300 There is
gain in the OF Sl,44s,9oo which raises the
excess OF reserve to $2e. 5O24 $50. The exhibit is
very favorable. showing, as IL does, u continued
accumulation Of reserve In the bank vaults.
The following Is the statement of the Newly ork
city banks this week compared with the last:-
Julv II. july "a Differences
Loans $279 SIS, 800 $277, 200 Dec. 81 0O9 800
Specie ....... l6,y64.90 l7,519400 Inc. 554, 500
Legal tends 49, 1856, 800 1905, 200 Inc 1885
Deposits. $50 S26, 60U 252 1873 600 Inc. 1902 900
Circulation. lS,S0l60 1859, 400 Dec 202, 200
RAILWAY AND STATE BONDS.
The railway mortgages shared fairly in the more
buoyant tone on the Stock Exchange, and In Chi
cago and Northwestern, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
and c., q. and l. Q. there was Il marked advance.
The first named were in active demand 10 the
Close when the highest prices OF the week were
current. The Union Pacific issues were nrmer
and higher. The state bonds were quiet, without
any special features.
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high prices, aud md encouragement In the re-
cesson OF Saturday as establishing more healthy
basis for legitimate trade. They argue that the
farmers instinct or greed. which might not be
awakened to a dangerous extent by moderately
active market with fair prices, would he excited
by exceptional figures to the extent OF expecting
more. so that the higher the market goes
the more disposed il this Western dis
clple OF recent financial heresIes 10 corner
himself 1t may be but a ieather's weight
In the current situation, but II deserves to be re-
corded as part OF the drift OF daily feeling which
one finds among thoughtful business men that
there is not among our Eastern merchants the
same admiration for ''the sturdy pioneer" 'The
industrious farmer OF the West" as theIe used 10
be be;orc be came begging to Congress TO manu-
facture more money for him. But we are called
upon to count him rs q factor in
THE ARITHMRTIcAL PROBLEM
presented Tor consideration-viz., given
short harvest In France, Hungary, Russia and Eng
land, what's a legitimate figure In the consequent
increased value OF American cereasS and hence
his instincts and disposition become as important
as changes OF temperature. Next we have the
Chicago SPECTATOR, always looking toward "cor-
ner,n happily very considerably abated last week.
After that came railroad reights, brokerage COM
missions, charges for handling at the shipping
point, &c. SO that iE may well be asked, consid
er1ng all Things, III present. ptlCeb-SuUyeCL OL
course 10 the fluctuations incident to the extent
OF receipts-are too high. The decline III the mar
ket on Saturday was directly the result OF tnfor-
nation that the break in the Erie Canal at PAL
myra had been repaired and that the great car
goes OF grain waiting to come forward
were released. IL ID estimated that 1900, 900
bushels OF wheat are now a1oat upon the lakes
and canals. market open only TO national In
nuence speedily nnds Its level and there ID moth
ing in the condition OF the breadstuffs market
here or in Liverpool TO suggest the thought OF
Clique influence. hence, with the increased daily
receipts now looked forward to, II 1our and wheat
MAINTAIN their present figures we may rest as
sured the advance is Il sound one and has sub
stantial basis TO rest upon. II prices recede, we
must simply look TO the establishment OF fair
prices without alarm and govern ourselves &C.
cordingly. It should be borne in mind that all
Efforts at regulating any market by other Than
legitimate influences have resulted in profit only
to the lew and damage to The many. IL will be 80
with us again this year IL was last II we set up
artificial barriers to legitimate commercial move
ments.
The subjoined table, showing
THE RECEIPTS OF yRgADsTUFFs
since January /, 1875. and for the same time 1874
will show how slow has been our forward move
ment this year and the gravity Of the situation in
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BREADsTUFPs.


The great lever which would seem TO have
started the dominant energies OF the country
into revived activity and caused new, hopeful
spirit to replace the too long lethargic and NOR
Did condition into whicn business men seemed to
have fallen has been this:-An abundant harvest
Of food-the most necessary TO mans subsist
snce-and an unexpected addition TO the number
empty stomachs and open mouths prepared ior
- consumption supplied the fulcrum, thus
eallzing In q 1guratve sense the boast OF him
Vno first applied this force, that II no could only
Ind place wherein 10 rest his lever he could
move the world. The world has been moved OF
late By this new leverage, and the cable has
Mashed 10 US daily reports OF the upward move
meut In prices on the other side oil the Atlantic.
quickly responded to here, while that most
Tite OF all subjects. the weather, FUR
hished matter Tor the most careful record
from England to the Black Sea. Drought and
GOODS were the elements OF destruction ana the
ixtens OF damage caused by them Will not prob
Iby, be accurately learned until this years. crop
MS found Its marxeL Tue rapid advance, how
yer, both here and in Liverpool, shows the deartn
stocks in the grain centres OF Europe, while the
eavy shipments OF the past week, at advancing
lgures, snow the urgency OF the demand from
here. Many
sNRBwp OBSERVERS QUESTION
ths ultimate advansase 70 al OF the prevailing
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For future delivery (bass low midding) the sales
follows:August 2o0O bales at IA l93lc asSc;
September $50 at II lY2c yl6c.; October 400 ut
Mac. Il 6c November, LOO at lfl4c Ia 3-l6c !;
december, 3UUj at l4iIc Ia Bloc. January 1880 at
a I32c Ia 10 e February COO at l4c. "a 2S2c
March, gu Ia Is l6c IA 5-l6c: April 600 IA l5-l6c
5isc; May, go at 5ssc. is 1890 Total 20 200 bales
ihe receipts at the ports were as :-Gaveston.
81 bales; New orleans, 10; Mobile. q savannah 4:
Charleston AZ; Wilmington Norfolk, 40; Boston, 2;
Phiade phia o. Total 3lO bales. This day last week,
253 bales TINS day last year. 4S7 bales Cotton reghts
closed foUws:-io Havre, BY steam ll-iGc to Ham
burg by STEAM Sc, compressedi TO Bremen by steam
Ne, compressed; to Liverpool, 1Ad., by steam; by
sail I'D.
FLOUR. AND Gn4IS-Receiptss-,Flour. 1864 bbls
wheat, 2555U bushels; ayy4l do; oats III 00O do
barley malt, 300 do; and Tor the week flour, II 29
bOis wheat 67392O busheis corn. 452 S93 oats,
y65 meal l39 bbls. and 629 bags rye Us
bushels; barley matt l2lz6 do. The -four market
manned firm under far demand Tor shipping extras,
which were held extreme figures The sales were
1915 bbls Rye wassteady Corn meal was steady, with
sales bbls. at 50 20 Branuywne a. 80 81 W
for tropical 81 50 golden and Babilon 81 Sl 50
Western yellow and - 81 30 lor Jersey and Penn
sylvania yellow u 20 Tor southern coarse sacked;
bolted white 81 ~ per Oo lbs Jersey sacked coarse
81 81 ~; fne yellow, 81 81 81 81, and fine white
a a N a y nArln Inc a
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Coal OIL in tins. TX reals per gallon, Empty hogs
heads, 81 70 49, Lumber nominal sho9ks,
rayy be1ns rs 25S reals per arrobe Chewing tobacco.
$50 So5 qunaL Corn. ~ reals per arrobe. Hoops
nat, nominal. Notwithstanding at havana for the
United States per box OF SUGAR, 0Oc. 621c per hid
OF sugar 81 90. To Falmouth orders SIS. 3D. 40s.
spanish gold 2l4 2l5 Exchange quiet and weak
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THE FIREMEN'S PAY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

30 DO the Fire commissioners, why can't we have
oursf u there was no money TO pay US, thers
MINT De some excuse; but you say you have
Mr. GREEN-l have the money, but it Is all non-
sense for you men TO come running TO me; why
don't you go the Mayor. See Kelly, see MOTHS
seY, see those that put WicKham IN ONCE: hey
snould do something Tor you II they VIII have
meu IN 0fhce that try 10 violate the laws
FIREAAN-Then, wheu, IN Gods name, Will we
be paid.
:, Mr.. GREEy-I cannot say; feel sorry for you.
lou shoul9 nave your money. 1t IL hard to be
Kept out OF II; but IL Is 10 fault OF mlne
FIREAAN-Have the Commissioners done any
tnlng III the matter? What do they sayf
Mr.. GRLEN-They have nothing to say. They
want you 10 nave your money; but they have NO
jurisdiction over the matter. The Mayor Is the
only one. Go see the Mayor.
THIS Is about all that could be obtained from
the comptroller. Commissioner King has MADE
another effort to urge the Mayor to sacrifice all
Ieenngs In the matter with the Comptroller, SO
that the men can have their pay.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. July ~ 1873
Sugar-Demand lair and market firm; owing to ad
vancng god exchanges buyers more liberals
market closed fairly active molasses sugar IL M
reals per arroDe STOCK in warehouses at Havana and
Matan2as v 0OO boxes 81 5VV hhds receipts Of toe
week 5IOo boxes and $40 hhds exports OF the week,
1910 boxes ana 81 hhds, including 40 boxes and
y,.9' nna' e the United states Saoon, sss sss
Hams ~ ~ per guiutat tor American sugar cured.
Lard ~ keEs .Hte IA per quintaL Atkins, eks 80
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or course previous prevailing low prices this
year offered but little encouragement to farmers
while there was also limited demand abroad
after we had virtually sacrificed the market IN
the fall OF 1874 Better results are TO be hoped
Tor this year.
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The market for wheat was irregular opening dull and
lower but closing strong with fair demand oI uture
delivery and with the decline recovered NO Chcago
on the spot was about 81 81 ~ including North
and 81 Al 81 ~ for Milwaukee lhe sales were
about 25OOJO bushels at 81 81 81 80 for No Chicago
ana Northwest arrive; 81 ~ for choice Northwest,
on the spot; 81 IS Tor Cnlcngo 81 ~ for NO Mlwau-
kee in store 81 43 81 Is for No. 70 arrvei 81 oior
amber win ter the spot and TO arrive Corn was Gull
and lower he SALES we're 1000 bushels o. SOC Sc
Tor steamer, esc 6oc for sail SEC Csc tor mixed.
vAts ware unsettled and dssidSdly lOwaf We nvm
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

Providence X. l.. July u.s. 1875
The printing cloths market closed nrm at &C. a SIC.
for standard and extra 64x64 holders asking SIC Tor
best goods increased activity in the Market the sales
OF the week looting up IS, $50 pieces
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

NEwMAN-PLoNsKY.-On sunday, July 1e, Mr..
MOSES NEWMAN to SARAH, daughter OF Henry
PlonsKy, both Of this city No cards.
, 1875-11-18
SUBURBAN.,

EXPLOSION AT THE NORMAL SCHOOL.
About . O'Clock yesterday morning 3lr. Mur.
ray rrcnared rotott for mixing oxygen gas,
and. afsor making the Propor connections With a
gaaoinetes, p'aco! 1t In cbarcoa!-stovo n,aao OF
sboot~ison. Tho resort consisted OF fcet Of 2nch
wsoughs-lson piPo, with caps On each oul iuto
ono Of which WAS tittod smallor pipe. Ar.
Murray stood nenr tho rotort blowing upon
tho Goals through glass tubo 2I5 feet long.
In luaa than fivo minutes loud explosion took
place, ahattoring everything in the Immediate
vicinity. excapt tho operator, who IL calthlnly
Accidontrroof. The ret0rt Hns turn into 1.-Two
piecea, and the atoYa into At least i uozen, Tho
faucet was brokon from tho gaaouctar, allowing
water to ow III largo quantities 1pun tho floor.
which extingnislcd tho ecattcrod and burning
charcoal! The largest piece OF tho retort struck
table leg, tearing it from liz paoe, and foil not
moro than feet behind atr. II. Three teot Of
lrvn plpe with tho cap, was blown TO tho ceiling
a. such m anglo III to fall on tho apparatus case,
Tie glass tube Used for blowing tho fire lost
sbout 'ucllos Of Its 1en5th.
Dir. N. cBcapcd win u light blow Just below
tho knco-psnbablY fran tho iron which Bpent
lts forco nn tho tabJe-laa-atId slight bnrn ou
ono oyeiid. lhs accldont waa duo to the inBuf-
ticient strength Of tho retort. 1t was now aud
Ind not been tested. Tho scenp nfter tho acct-
dent was fair typo Of boiler explosions. aerviuE
doublo losaon-to tho school AZ an Illustration
ct tho power Of gaaas, and to Afr. atUrray al a
warming that aolf-lmprovisod apparatus may be
ungafe, to blos upou al leaat.-and perhaps that
haste is not aiwaya good speed. Will tho county
taho tho ljpt7
, 1875-11-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

A ron of Sheriff Agnew, 1t is said, Is 10 take
tho roul.on iu tho Office tnado vacant BY tho re-
moyal Of G. Il. Bradley.
Tho Committee Oh Finance yesterday agreed
10 report recommending that The County I'roas-
urcr's bond 10 fl1od at $4,000. 900.
Louis O. Huck. County Treasnros-o ro-
coIvod his commiscon yesterday q. tho handn OF
William Beye, who brought 1t With him from
Springfield.
Commissioner Conly yesterday had hoard
nothing OF Bko'lY'B purpose to contest his elec-
tion, Flo had rot been served With any notice
Of contest, and did not appear to bo worried by
tho reports to tho contrary.
Assistant Treasurer Doye completed ntato-
ment yestsrday hekod for by tho County Board
neck ugo, showing tho amount Of State mud
county tax delinquent on appeals for tho ycara
1871, '72, 10. aud -. Tho stAtoment aggregates
the snug num OF &663, ,664.2e.
Two Of The iudictad Judges Of election Of tho
First Precinct OF tito Fifth Ward csmo into
Court yesterday, aud Eavo bail for their appear
anoo for trial. James Modarry aud T. O'Neit
became their euretcs IN tho sutn OF 81 900 eacl1.
Otto Dluhm ID expected to GO through the same
torulality today.
Tho Committee on Equalization yesterday
yielded to tho irnnortnostios OF tho South Town
officers, and agroed to af!on q sum sufficient to
pay OF khe eut1fo lndebkednaHH or tho town.
amounting to oyor *22, 600. In addition 10 this
an allowance OF $4,000 was mhtlo for town OK
penses. Tho allowance for Indebtedness has
been made Oh tho condition that tho money ap-
propriated shalt be used fur no other purpose.
THE GRAND JURY.
Tho Grand jury yestorday continued the in
VeAtigAt1on Of the complaints Of tic Cttizens
Association against repoateTH and Judges at tde
late election. About forty witnesses were exau.-
ined from dlfYetont soctions Of the city. Con-
siderable attention waa given to tho Twentieth
Ward, but none OF tho complaints Werc exanl-
ined fur enough to tlud any indictments. Tho
| opinion OF judge Jameson ~ to tho legality OF
numbering ballots, published Ill these columns
yesterday morning, was presented during tho
morning. Tho Twontlcth Ward will receive
| especial attention to-day.
THE ASSISTANT TREAHE1EnHAIp.
It WAS announced yeuterlay, ae,nl- officially,
that the presont Atststan. Treasurer would be
| rotainod by Mr. iluck. A few days ago the
Conmittee on Public BerElro reduced tho sanry
Of tho Office to - 900, but, eince Dir. leve to to
/ remain. the Committee, 1t ls undoratood has IT.
| yIsed Its former work, alNl propoees TO allow
$1,000 to the Office. In the work Of
J rovising its former work, Tho Cummittoe
hiss also agreed. It Is said, to raiea the day enl-
| pluYea In tho Ircasurer'8 office from S3 to O..
Tho retention Of Mr. Boyo ms Assistant Troaa-
urer ID regarded "a tho work of alT. Miller. as Ia
also tho proposed increase OF his satary e, 600
Abovc tho sum originally agreed upou by the
COMMITTEE iu its work Of ilxlnR salaries.
, 1875-11-18

Minnie Marks and Larry King. who took
change Of ycnua from Justice Bummoraeda
Court, will bo triod thia afternoon Ia Justice
Footo's Court. on tho charge OF vAgsanoy.
Otloer Stewart, OF tho Armofy. yesterday ar
restod young chap Of about II summers, with
. ptlo Of iaw-books under his arm, which 10 dAid
be procured from An unknown boy. The books
Are marked With the uAme and address OF Henry
Hointz. No. 800 eodgwlok street.
Detectives Chaplin and McGarsigte yesterday
brought IN young thief uAmed Jack Mansfield,
who Ia charged with purtoining 40 oyerooat, .
gold watch aud cbaiu. and revolver from ".
Il. Piper. OF No. 1853 Bouth Clark street. The
chap, who ID only about l8 years Of age, drew
toyolsoe and threatened 10 blow out the officers
brAius.
E. P. Ianfosd, residing In n euto of rooms At
No. 374 Fraukliu street. yesterday complained Rt
and boa and jeue'rs, valued In all 1t about e95.
Detective hcAuiey was detailed 10 work up the
casa, and At once arrested man named John
Wells, who resided In room adjoining those Of
MIR. llaulord.
Tho counsel for Mrs. Rees and 500 appeared
nsiotH 3pstice Fo9s yssse.ay snd informed
ssma to DO fixed BY tho Justice, sud Z O'Clock
In tho afternoon OF tho 10th inst. waa cot for
the hearing OF tie charge Ut riot against the
cussd. Constable Kelly WAS unablo to sorye tho
warrant, Tor tho reason that Airs. ltees wAs out
OF the city. and. bong about to- return. her
counsel Mado the arrangement for hearing,
and beean'e responsible fot hsr appearance.
a serious charge Of robbary was enssrsd
Agslnst Pacific avenue (No, ll0) Cyprian named
Aollie O'Hslsn, yesterday, by ono Joseph
Venice. = carpenter, who recently srEiyod from
Colorado. AUD went sronpd in tho deus OF In
fanny, lie claims to hAya beeu robbed Of $40
BY tha woaaan above naaicd while in her COM
pany on tbs 9th lnst. Thu case 1as brought bo-
;ore Justice bumnertleid. but the counsel for
the accused took = change OF venua to Justice
unfs for publication, and held tho prisoner for
ztai IN tho Criminal Court In bail Of LOCO.
, 1875-11-18

-. no .no
lax collections yobtesuay "efe $1,ooo*
City taxos pull al, 3l3, 81 into the Treasury yes
tcrday, and water.rcuts 90, ,653.sG.
ftlo-Maralal bonner Ia In Bloomington A.
tena!ng tue convention OF Uhlef Lu8tnoeEs OF
the Fire Departments OF tho btato,
Countv-Trcasurer Miller WA ntts. tho Comp
.xo,l.r v..tsr,sr ~ oht,i,, ~. .n,t,a,ro,t ~ :.
M'ot yss1esey ~ oDsa!4 s"a ana9l, nosnesas y, "a
baN q saseEh shensaaas o. aoAAss "hsch sho
county Aas against the city Tor ta1-sales.
Tho walklue-match between Commissioner
THOMPSON and White OF the Co]leutor's oilico.
js on, Tho latter now thir,ap Of ohalleuglne the
Mayor Hhon biz ueuraIelc foot sct8 we'll
n.....-,- -. 49,. s.,.,.. am.
, 1875-11-18
INDIANA STREET RAILROAD,

..,,...sa ~. .S.iu .Ni =. =. a. a., e ~,
~" n")ou nv" "'oo''ns u ..'e eptopsi'J-""'1o'b
living on Indiana btreet H0S hold !AAt evening o.
tho corner OF fnailnA stroot and Wcstern ave-
nue 10 hear reports Of committees sppoinsol TO
,,,,,,I, Iii, tho oal,.,a ~ ~. Wo.t siIa p,,l-
.,r."...s w ..ts ~ r,sna,',.s Nv.
io"u AotnP"'y A"o "''' .'t' ~ poeo19'' eo"1
tractor for paving tho stroct.
Tic meeting WAS called to ordor at 8 o'clock,
1ho ,or,rit,ao .nn,,nta3 ia in,.,.;,u ,,o
~. Az. m',,. efa r W ."Noi ~" ~. ~
Wcet n'ue Na''soAa COMPANY reported tiat
tho Superintondont Was hlv0rso to lay
ing tho track to Western hvepup
4 sr,bseoncnt cali on fin 1,ircctora of
H. -,,d -ar,,toa !, ,o.rn;,r ~. ~ 49,. .,,a
sao i"au 'osn.''" -" .ss ~ l'"s", .ao
enpe6ihlcnucnt' u"d poen 'uAt1ucteu 70 laY LOO
track. and had not 1ono 80. AID. Cleveland
WAS Jeputtzctl 10 500 Mr.. Lake, and rlncc tue
question bnforo him.
Aid. Cleveland wns nrcseuk, and said TINT.
from lia interview with Mr.. Lake, hs WAS OF tho
opinion that tho Company wouil aoou proceed
tn Inv tho track on Indiana skruot 10 Western
aycn,1e,
Tho Committee appointed to wait on Mr.. DO
Golrer reported that no Ind boon soon, aid hld
promised to DO present It tho meo:,u,;, but wAs
not,
Aid. Quisk said 10 had aecn Mr.. Dc doylcr.
who proposed 10 pato Indiana sttoet to
I.eayltt street, The apcnior saili 1t wns poxt to
impossible to paro AZ far rs Western avonua
now. as tho ground had not bcon brnkon and
tho wb.ther Was too cold. 1o thought the pave
mont would bo laid. however. in Tue fprln9, and
tho railroad track this fall. Tho railroad peoplo
It first seemed ayerae to fRyipg the track this
fall, but after learning that the owner OF a
quar- Y In tho ward had agreed 10 furnish etono
, 1875-11-18
George Eager bccAme anrcty for hor appearance

George Eager became nnrcty for hor appearance
wlln,l rn1uireI.
Harry H. Goodman. whose case wan continued
to yesterday from, '1'neeisv, Was f1rtlor exam-
ined l,ofora Commissioner Hoyno. and finally
llni,i in ell 0n1 bail. Its oITeHBo, al hefore nnr-
rated, waa the pn*sinR Of A conntnrfeit s10 noto
on thu National Bank Of froughkonpaic. Michael
Etaten,s,t, whoao easo wa. continued from Nt1n-
day, wns boforo Uommsesinnor 1Ioynn yesterday
and wAa !lnd In bntl If a3,gD OH charge OF
rasainx u couutcrtclt 81 Adta On tho Nsttouat
Dauk OF Poru.
lilo ArmorT rolice outtitd ihcmGclves lask
cvening. Under the Leadership Of serss. Eber-
convenient rooms adjoining. ana gasherod IN all
Wien thoy zoro al bookcd tho tossi
nmoantcd to seyenty'ono. ranging from
numbering their years by the score: 1nsme.
dlatcly the ArinorY WAS awatu,in9 with ptofos-
Aionaa haIlorH. but Scrgt. Eborsold to his credit
DO It aaa ordered Tho sllatku home, and they
rniasInR, no cleared tinm mt Of tho room:
They suou ratarnod in struggling nnmpors, and
somo few OF tl,en allccoc1ed in getting ono or
two iohh, but lin 'rtnnesa ,,f tho sosseant kept
at 1caet throe-fourtbH Ut tho onttro number at-
rested III tho cells orcr nfgnt.
DnAyE nor.
lust previous to closing NJ, tho store Of Davis
Dnncan commission dty-goods tfonfotB At kos
l53 to ISL Fifth avenue, aud sfter all tho oiucs
omployce about tho place had left for home,
Patrick Garrit., u boy nbnnt II vosEs old. acct-
donta!ty discovered a man ha away IN dry-goot1a
box ncar tho front door. Ills only companion
was Hnothor boy considerably younger than ho1-
solf, but ho made tho best Of tho case by giving
! the alarm and calling upon hsB companion 10
bring lantern. l}y tho timo tho lantern was
brought, tho ,hlcf had cotton out Of h's hiding
placo aud was retreating. Young Clarity ORDER
Cd him to halt, md tho fellow turnol unon him
tuBt In ti1no to rccolvo plato, ahot from tho
Dos. I1o felt heavily to tho floor w,.h I. gsoan,
md tho two boys started of for policeman. Az
they Woro going out tho duor they wcro met by
thrco men, supposed to DO pals Of tho thief IN
ri,ir whu haatiiy asked il they bad hurt him
much. When tlloY returned tho wI,olo PARTY
haa Disappeared, bat large pool Of blood and
heavy drippngn all along tho sidewalk showed
tbat tho boys pistol had done effective work.
All Efforts to find Tho wounded man or hIs part-
ners proved unavany.