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, 1875-01-29

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at,oat tot E'rit 1aaasyt s..,.''.''.'ssIss sa|s
A''''s tor EUROPE 'Ana'ss' t''4''''''''"o.'.s
Decrease 5an''ary, S7s...'.'''....'..''.. 2.'aDl
,z,.. l.. r,,..,>, ,.,
iotal isinne Oh NJ s"rp'5 u EUROPE s"a@ ,ac,,
wo anmo: ~ -.
:, N1cK--r,tha. 7N@1'.c; ls1ngoon, eAf97c; Caro-
'as cs11SS1o 1a@s15 o. 1osn' sx st: SS java. No. q 2,
aoe; shoire to fancy lilo, 2ies!!Ie; to", to rrlio
d., 2S9t23tr; common, 2A93a!1c; rnast,mg, .nhs
2tt4n; Maracaibo, 2Ma3i4c: -,
suHAAs-lTtent cut loaf, l4H@llss crushed anu
powdered, 1iaean 70 gFannatsl, lNs 11ifTdI.o; a,
htantlHrl, lU:se; 10. M, Il. loaEs ~ 4nttc: ef-
cl,oce brown, ets9;c: lar 10 prime DO. a'36ss'3c;
COMMON do, 7HtEA:; ehoee nlol1afra f'gHf. HtH
nss; eomn'on to fais DO. 7!SasAe; N. Q. common
10 so,re' 'i@.s arr. =, maj =, s5,vcr ;,rra
ti.s, n..'e. ~, n..t7;
fAtra 1!tte ta .hc Roo n'R1I'nuttse s'tHEs aep0Ii
.stsa DO o191oc Nsw or!r"'" 1noasrsr siose msw,
.,AHtaS; no pInne. '.a ..e W su..t ~ ILL., M u.~;i -;
Intto lco aot@she0' ''e9''o' e'i'tA '1'o1"n'''*o'
~sw. .,,.,t,, ,eta,7o oo,os Eaca,,. ,oue,,
~, .nt % 'l<s.ts .s ,t ~ =; snas1 a..
"s@*e sisf, IL as.,t,st ~. i,n
e6.., n,s'n.n gMctttoJ n1slaT.. nnIor W,zt A..
soAr"IusF,n;tn aiot.ten. eiT., Ho!ct s;* WEE; -
wl,i'o 2! ls"ss.t, 6atso; TIM .a B!uc, 6A@ahS
nAl-lt"l.'s "ss ~ !.!1 snp.s. anu ~ 'o,.t ~
tatr u 's .>,t1 ~ "a t ri3 ~" a. III ~
Fl sn .ui Nj tnns nri,no do ii ;1s sl,.slW ali en-
!raen a1p ~ .l!* ,u'!ev 81 ~ ~ 9teuo ~
H. 4 ~" IL ~ fran ~ hnar ,fjuns ~
No do, III .n,xed, SiiN choice t,plaud nraiffc
S sl:Ssssi:ff9;, il, "; d. l.ossllsS; MA or
M9wiSws5s w st NJ s nnshnnse s'Ss ,ss
nav YorS W.. nni1, rsnore,l liver Mt Gt
II1DEs-Wers % in moderate de:nanI At tic current
priees: va auos: Green city butchers; 7;se !;
ss:s e Gr} ns as ss. k Sasf s. Sy
hiIsss. IiIai5c; icason sks, 15s; sncop pea, wool
~ osa s' %cro ao,e =.
tI. nnI1 com,nnn n mir lo aota35c Enserus' 4M,'
i;n,,sn,cTs rs urnutma tho snIns oi nov of ,yit,.
~ u,a nn.y a"n,iIn1 'o'' - ''s e'A
iustHEitzrrade i picking up .ituo. 1aoea ro.
1,...'a ,na!n ~ .,,'" aoso"s' ..o n.
sar sars. elenr r;a, ; Il n NJ ~ ~
,,,r.i mu,r.' Gtat' a,anr tta y n'a .'GS
f,Icat dhf9 naosis S,osE, III mn, ii ro,c ~
G!ear !a a ssaag 1s5 s;;',' IT, " o @ %l9 ~
fifat IT. con'un @ ~ ~,
rnioais' nlas % ''''' ~ ~,
u,x ;trs aua b.'.'..'.''' y. s'o9!sss.o3 I.9. " W
stosk .na s hoars - 57'U"a W, s ~
sosk w. s H.. i' tt""o ~ ~"
nouH uG III, o'e ~ - @ iti," ] ane ~ ~
Inum Ialt d taa - - y n ~ Faat " ' NJ
oS. 3t1a ~ y
shingles e., ;,::t Y, 5gs ~ ~ "
METALS AND TINSEns' srocK-rra,le i. qnlst
but I'LL improvement in tho demand Il o.pectr to oc.
c,lr sooi!. lTiccs ". unchanged, ns ia!'oga: IT,
pLATE-10 101t4, ~ 10: n, roolng, 14x2n TO- slf ~
pia T!S-Lsras. aa; small, 3o; hat, 3ac. soLpl1
No. j; 700; Nc. ?, lse 1nAp--1tg, 7Ac; 1ar, sS@
ing copper. 33c, suskr zlNc-rul casks. tU5c; leu
qnantity, llo; slabs, sac. sIIEEr lnoS-so. y: o.
ratts; Rrssta Iron, to II INCLUSIVE, llo DC, No.
--Hua. u 9. 0c; to D. l0n; 10 to II: tle H. 1hc
y Aid u, la1So; la 70 II l!G II, lie; H. loc: ~
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uoxANzA nuLLEIis.
orhlr sold at 3AO III tl,a orta Heard early IN the
quickly lrI ea te s-a} tim, rosa 10 *2!5, i wht'h
jnnrnu4ut # tho ,nnrn4 session tho cars still kelt
their grip sd sent tic stork duWn to $tQ7,hu. TleA
tnS 's VI q a1h* and nssr thry s ,s
btfute thu aftrnuon Uoar thu Rtonk met with unnthes
gots nwi. IT,, a1oa Which T. gnro was
ut $l34 Tile trl,anrttets couracFable IN Tho az
GssEste fngh ns. there wsrs fsw G afGs 10y s sed
So III The open oara. lstwecn uoar'a tho bears ut
ths quotat u. ownta $40 md later " the day to s77.ao
ra,her inn. selling 1t sts aid si7o liz litter isSro
III III sss oI ~ Jay yrEa WIS WIS e Sis
the few sales lnalo vi rs Within ralHe Of $Gt0 to
ss ia st ls .4as ~ ~
Wednesday,, 6lerra Nevada was equally firm a
sahcrn ,tighor as ihe s44i. snld tnr wan tho preo
rleasy ut previous quotations. excepting Uohdenoe,
xLIet Dropped suddenly md leayy. Jnatsss suffered
fros the assaults Vi tue eIr eleIcs falling tu $i715O
l0sa VI $1.t4.-S3H francisco Huftekia, Jan, u.
LATEST.
NEW yona, Jan. 2a.-sAunoy, 2h9a Prime mer-
canliIe 1al~r, 4tea.
Sterling tsln At 1870 1877 for sixty dAJs ana ts9.t
for sight.
aold Issong opening Mt l1a, declining to l1azs, and
cipsjng at li34. Carrying rates, 1e21s. Assistant
Treasurer dlslursed $i91,0UU.
cleaFlngs. III, ,'0u,t0O,
Governments stTougi rrtcea we'll maintained. Rail.
roads aru. ssata louls dull, sxcept TeuneSsees puw
e1-cunpou, which advanced to II,
Tbs atock market weak csrly IN the day, and
prices declined 10 5i@t OF per cent; hut, Iacs be-
hrnl. and, oWara ha close, the greater Iart Of
the DECLINE recovered. There Was MT much doiug
and what tllu tutarrat there waa well divided bo
tween Western Union, Lake 6hore, Wal,ush, IT. Paul,
aud Ohus. Sales Of Lake Shore, seer Co. wtre made ut
leyl,s per ceut holow regular. At urutiug Of the
Tulsdo Wassh Directors last evening, II waa deeI-
Ell not pay tbs interest due Feb Aul 10 ask Luul-
lu1erH 10 fund coupons. Tbs failure Vi s,uall stock
broker reported ut noon. Transactions embraced
al.buU shares, OF Which bDO1 were tachc 3a QUO
Wvrt. RI Union, q tu Northwestern coilAou, ,ul1
ii. tsuI colon G,UN Erie, 30 ITO Lake sAors ly wv
Ol!os, aud e,DGV UAinn lactio.
1oYkNHMEkT B1GDA. ....
toppoHs. Hl.... ...llvta Coupons. r.. .ll3tl
coupons, Ga,,.....,1lsN Couiiots. H3.... ....liv1
coupons, s,Na.....,..lI1,5 New wos..........".l III.
Caupous, w. .......1!y't 1U4es.... :........llas,
Coupons, nsw...,...1lsT Currency Gs".......lly,i
MrATk BoNDE.
AiAaour1s+.. +.p7X t.IRtnta2 old. III
Ieuues4ees, pll.... .Gt N. CA, olnaa, DID,. .,.31
Tsnuetsees, nsw.....s! N. carolluass asw...ls
NlG&1n1As, nsx.4 III
STOCKS,
Caution. 50 st. Pau, ,....,...s.. tdh
Sss!:.o Union I'd Y. ~ III
, 1875-01-29
Luke on-It}, St,ttfst
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!a.tt tMm snm!tuuu
lht1,..s.ta !l,shMM ''ttrs"nD
!hs'.''u at'a,.' -
PROVISIONS.
HOO rIDDUCTS-Wsse fairly acyo, a',l stronger
ali rand, under Eoo e1nalt!, bt,h speculative
nes,1ht mil for shipment. The latter paft Of tho
inquiry WAS checked extctlt hy the fact that
hoIc,s generally deman.!cl higher prices. which
were hoye tho limits placed y intending buserh Ivy
telegraph, Tile receipts Ut hogs wrge less ttan
generally n1ec.rl AMI this caused tho short interest
to take hold freely, wh!e sonc Of then. acled
under tho additional stimulus given by Tho fsct Tint
prominent Operator was largo hlycr oil Wednesday,,
WHICH gave thcm confidence III tue faturs Of product.
Mess ronW-Was 114 t52le per brl higher. without
Including tho advance Of loo ths preceding evening,
AMI netirs at tho advance. though great eal Of the
trailing chiefly IN changing uvrr to ohvat" Tho
necessity Of receiving sni making deliveries oil Mon
ay saics were rcIorolt OF G51 br1a caHh at fla.05
100 brs seller February at sis.ooa1str; 117so brs
seller March Ut sls.3o 1st6; a71 Iris seller Arril
iii l,rls aellrr Iane At $is.15ai9:u. Tot. 5l,sso
lrl.. Tho market csel ir u FlA 10 cas Or et1lrr
i,hrna.y: MistoQslsiaS M fur a1aFch; and tls''oFs
Clear PORK noininalty firm At t7ooo; family
mc*s at tl12' All, rri,na mes. a sl' 7N3:eo0. sas
was rc4"rted Of ~ urls extra primo Ut $!aao.
LAEn--Nas III very good request, aud quite hettro
during the first half Of tho reHeon. n ar alraneo Of
lu9l19c Pef loo b's IL Was faAtt qMies hItofHaFa'
hut s;ondy saloa wcro rGlurted Of Aa tss saba a.
$3 soo tea seller fs'ria!y 9t l:4n; Law
tts seller March a. $lJ.'p(e tts se,'et
April VI $lo.70atlJ M; nnA 23o tes seller aiay A.
fl395. Total ,Fo tth IA. market cleset A. !ia.,s
cash Or seller February; sl3os for March, and sl''
MsArs--wcre IN Roml do.nanl, but rather gniet.
holders atlvahctd aotatfons 40 per H. alta would
not sE for es' The transactions rsIYrted were nits
1t the improvement, hnt several oayers hslI baek.
saba wo:s re"rts,l OF TO tp Its shoulders II eac
rAh!, and 6'sc ior NJ trelt "oo1u !ts green 80 A.
Its An nm Ho kL1t1rt thp Ht
i'a 70 n4t e'shha ~, ~ sAe. w
fHasea long clear u 9s!ct ~" ph9cs !enE au
tAott clears as G1c: ao'opu ~ - stseu hah's ~
ltE} ii 9set lt,Go pss ~ Ho ~ y. vi ~: ~
tss sweet ricklsa naina ~ ~ a. iV.se' Iue
iaarses ciok ~ o..e l's srss" sou.e.. m. W ,a ~
Inr long etfart etic 20 ehort flEs, 2Ist 90 fhn1t
Giear and oHesgAe 40 ha1ns y, hans 20
lbs aVerases ~ ~ Atea's IN SUI. ~ tn ~ Msys
qnotca Ut 6;rs tar bhntAdert, chAA or seller Fei-
rnary; vac "a seilef Aaafeta iEsc ao soatf hfi,t
lung cluar, " eaSh or satlef tetFnaty an Het!er
March, VIZ; d9 aesrr AZ RI. gas: sioft HGs, q
q. IeuG
, 1875-01-29
NEW yonK pRY,oooos MARKET.

NEw YONG, jan. 25.-ulplnc*a moderately actiyo
with commission houses, Tho cottnt goods market
continues Hrm, with upward tendency. Lfmwood,
Wll.ln4sillp and upll aiuial brachcA BAistnGs ad-
YsAred ,5c. Rolfca jaconcts activ1 md higher in
first a.lds. Light prints wat,tol by tho solth
cru tralo anl'lams aru In steady request. Wosstod
coatlngs md kotueky eas are aning well in agents
handy. Lou1lala blsached shirtpga up to 1ako.
, 1875-01-29

rnrk harrr1.. *i.ooa1 .to iar1 icrees ft.a3: -four
barrels. +seSs1:; whisky hasret. slSs3t": ~ III r"sk M
n"n. .sHse' % ~ = esS o y circle h""r lcSin' 7'c;
.,xs sS!y y ,s9ss iEj sHe r'Ts 2"'' @ at &C. ' old
Ftalf-Nothtna new wa, developed In the hsh
mrf", Tho t,s. 'H h,,, from the country fF,s
X = i'"s!'s ssissa. RI ::s1 s'ss % ~ &C. ~;
n,srsesel @ SIr @tosf i; ta1ny msexetei, s-hr
s. .so ss tnsss asaraes ~ sa.S. .soass: rs:
hhras5 Fl ssstfs 1t,"r .n, ' nsr1s sss q.a DO III +
rer nox. 41sa0e; Columbia Eivrr salmon, shrl f,.i5
aslano; osean trout .loz md ,leh rsr .'asc. *'
s1mle riaher-aow quoted II l2tla'.c. wttl. th.
exception thcro nn qnntahle rnnes, though VII
Of prices IL Nrn,rr. ri'rrs il n steady, fair ill.,
nurr for nuta at fall prices: FoEEiaS-pster,
s'r rE. 5g' '%,; .:. III s ss fr.! 'sSsfs; ,;s u.s.
, s&'s, i lI~4 10; S.Itssa, ia VIZ: z."!s sr.
s@ss @s;sf" 1S'au.' s' a' io". '; n'ss.
se,,:' s, do 'snss re a s,*st S # "f
e;s: 1,no. ,'o serrts ssa Sgr4
V.o wa.. s'ti: 1ss; n;s:n"s teuso %su: na'
Nsason sn I sssns' t: e Tsa"s..ss s'1 ps"s. "a
dnEEN F'ltuirs-itot wit with Tho average inquiry
ns unchanged prizes: Ma'aEa lrann7, st.aaest ;ou;
cia oranges, siUahslaua Ter caHe; Palermo aud Mts
nina i, FER ,.. St.ortt4.5D; nrrlhs per brit 81 ooeS
:s sffs as:rs a9a., ,5 s5 u. nsr @ Z ses s,';s u
81 ,nush11.M per hrt.
0l!Ucl;n1Es Es-caEco wa- excited anil h's'icr. r.
ports Vi advance of ,4ehc III Nrw ynrk al Dalti-
nlnre caused lively INJURY under which prices WIRE
moved up full ~ nll around, whlio t'n'c holders
sskng a,1ls higher tigurea lsn prevailed a tho
lfuinnfHt pf bt5 week. In other ltlr4
, 1875-01-29

LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
fhs receipts during tho weak hsse bsen - folloHa
, 1875-01-29

Wnsterl, 7o. Oats quiet whlEv, o78asc; mixed. $50
u; Tnov1sross-Firm; 1ncss PORK, 1850. Larl 12,4@
H.,
liurrsn-Dnll; Now York aud 1,reatord County
iFrts. astsass Wrstari. rolls. e.tra, a74sase.
Eass-Eirla; Western, 9o:ssle.
BALTIMORE, NIL, Jan. 2S.-FLoUz dull; no de-
unais-whost ,ull: amber westsrn dn,!. tlla@
s.lu .Cnrn weak mixed Western, ,1aHc. Outs 9let,
stvndy, anil nncna'sr4. 1sys dull oattssl.oo.
uAf--DnlI and Unchanged,
ptuvIalnNs--t}nlrt md unchanged.
lIurrHn-Dul an1 straty; tub ana roll, 7e(s 2sc,
GorEse-Q,,es but vosy sttons; ordlnafs - "'fc1S
WH,skr-palIli nan.faay psc. .
Observation-Disclosures
LOUISVILLE
Lou1sv1,lE. Jan. 2s-unA1H-Corn firm; mixed,
ootaG7c. OAts firm. Rye unchanged sl.1o.
rnosistoss|IUrx st ~ qatet; siooo. Bacon quiet an.
easy; shoulders, Bc hhlo* 1I'ic. INK niest4 aaiet
I'D .fy G LII. 'ass koa its tssse @ s Iss
Nh %M.axr-e4c.
NEW on1Etxs.
NEw OntRAss, Jan. :a-9nAla-co1n 'o"cs; mixed.
ra6yls1oss-lork QUIET Gul hr.a; held 1t si9.7saa
observation-disclosures hs!d 1t $500.
UAtts Unchanged. .
CLEVELAND, O., Juu. !s.-unMs-Wheat dull and
unriunrt.i Cur,i kts4ly antl unchanged,
i,EruuLGuM-Atcl.Iy unI unchanged.
nxrklprs-Whe4t, l,7so 1a; cotu, 400 bu oats,
1,3uu bu.
TtrTHhtfn6.
I.rTsnuno, pa., Jau. ss.TuRa1y-Wheat quies:
tneiirl 1u,i: 7,191ft. frre in elevator
pkraoLEuA-Grns. *i.aa u parkars; refined.
11,.c, lhla4alpL.& delivery.
HUSTON,
DosTos, Jan. 2s--FLouR-IInaitod demand; un-
changed, .,.. 50
Mixed aud white, 6na71c. Nyu 81. us, Flne feod
| anu m!ddliuss, 3gV4d!e.
llUFFAI0.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-09
J. D. GAIDRA1TH's
Sorner FANNY Grocery
5 TO R Il.

" oueJ and Clark St0.,
D'ck hyland's Fire proof Building, oppo-
site Masonic Hall.
nj STOCK, WHICH is ALL NEW AND
Ten. 'HHns.sntiy arriving. consists of Coffee.
Bmck al ~, u Bacon, Lard, Boneless Goldfish.
Nacckkserpa'S Ncksr salmon, Herring. Butter, Cheese
ris, riiiti Ptt.a aPrIsd I'D Apples, Peaches black ber,
Gurrants. Comb pbbuHns, Hs.,.P Peeled Peaches, zant
6Buckwheat and Money. 1a.,y. Eaisins. Figs, Corn,
msnt - .rotatoes, Onions, ana rood p assort.
dinss y ncned canned goods, Pickles Sa"cas s' q y
and Vys.;Sss, ya,;a,, Psrched Coffee, Nuts, Candies
mention; Ill q ., sh;It articles too numerous to
cash or approveS SSn,c1 o.ss will sell cheap for
J. D. GALBRAITH,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-09
Office,

HAVING ENGAGED THE CELEBRAT-
III ed Ccnfectioner. Herr Won Bismarck,
we offer to our friends and the public the best
OF homemade Bread. / les, Cakes, plain or tr-
namental, for Weddings. Parties, balls OF
Families, on hand or ts order ON the. shortest
notice. AOCH.
mhIl-H
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
THE JERSEY CITY HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Henry Watson, the companion OF George Nor
ton, who was arrested last Wednesday charged with
completely in the Hughes robbery, made confession
Yesterday In which lie stated that he was present when
Hughes was knocked down. They had come from
Blauvelt's saloon, and, reaching West side-ave,
turned toward the north Norton, who was walking
behind gave a whistle and suddenly knocked down
Hughes, who was walking with Watson Hughes fell
aud rolled over toward the fence when the prisoners
gave him three or four additional blows and red his
pockets Hughes got up again, and Watson struck
him twice with his fist In his pockets they
found watch chain, ring, and 20 cents
The previous evening he and Norton had talked the mat
ter over They pawned the watch in New-York for ~
and divided the money Tho chain ana rug 'hey lieW
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
TIE PEACH TRADE.

The receipts of peaches on Sunday were 81
carloads by the Phiaderhia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad. carloads by the NewJersey Southern Rail
road and $3.50 crates by the Old Dominion steamer from
Lewes Del The total receipts since the opening Of the
2,31l carloads. Supplies for yesterday
opportunely small everybody had purchased penti-
fully from the preceding heavy shpments. Prices were
irregular yesterday most Of the stock spotted
soft, much OF 1t evidently having been picked and held
day during the recent glu Quotations ranged at
80 go for baskets and IS for stale
fruit Crates brought 60 10 rs cents for to good
qualities and 81 to 81 80 for prime small TO
fruit Ii is thought that shippers will endcayor reR-
late shipments as TO prevent such disastrous returns
they suffered many days this san there
an abundance come and there doubtless will be heavy
supplies, which Will give preseryers opportunity
sscurc u large supply Of fruit for Winter Use.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

During the latter half Of 1874 the conpedder OF For
sytt reported loss OF $4,000 In gold coih winch o
alleged was stolen from his while no was Locked
up In prison Although this large loss is and has bceh
discrcdted by the police the reported robbery Is pc"
upon the records and the amount added to the tota uc
OF property stolen for that year.
The supcrntendent OF Police claims that the reason
why crime appears the increase is because inc part
lars 90 crime are made more public. lie also Of opinion
that the remainder Of the year will show still greater
decrease in the amount Of property stolen
Ing the fact that several burglaries have been reporter
during the month OF August The record OK ariss,s arr
would in his opinion, show more ACTIVITY oh tG Than
during any OF the previous years. ,sn rns
Walling received the following reports OF ioDoeies
burglars entered the lagerbeer saloon OF Guslave h
Zolel az No. 153 East Ilous'olst on saluiaay niSh
and stole property valued at S1O1. . ..
Ms sirah Mccormick OF No 155 Baxter-st wa
robbed of iewcry valued at 1878 on Saturday evening
by John Gibson. one OF her boarucI "no w's prc
Yesterday by Patroman Wade OF the foprteent99 Frs
ssSk thieves entered the apartments Of James Golden
at No. SO SecOndst On Sunday, during inc aDschoo Vi
the family, and stole so worth or clothing. ill.,.
Henry Seibe OF No 800 First t-ave lost TWO silVcr
watches worth FL Sunday evening, through the op
Isaac r. Never of No 800 Broadway sent porter on
Saturday afternoon with package OF conns anu pm u,
buttons worth S75 to be delivered 10 Adcu , an r. an
No 341 Broadway, but the porter on inc way me. % % h
who said that he belonged 10 that ffin ana 10 Woh m
gave the parcel Neither the man nor the goods nave
Mrs. Murphy of No. 161 East Twenty third-st lost
auanty OF wearing apparel, worth 800 On Suhda. eve
ohn Food Of Dutch Kills was robbed of $50 on sundny
night 10y some person TO hun unknown at Iwentyseeoh"
st. and Firstaye , - .,, -. Do ots
Bowery. entered by burglars on saturday lsht anu
robbed Of $500 worth Of opera glasses etc Anton Den
concerned in the robbery held The property has not
been recovered as yet
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
SUPPOSED POISONING BY A WOMAN.

Emil Capell, who was supposed to be poi
soned by Lucy Bede, coored woman stated yesterday
that he had been living with Lucy Bede for about eight
months. Last Saturday afternoon he met her, and they
together to lager beer saloon at southhfth-ave.
and Houstonst After short time she away sud
denly She had threatened frequently poison him II
he left her. as he desirous of doing He went home
on Saturday evening and taken sick. The doctor
who attended Cape sand that he had been poisoned.
The impression is that yerdgs had been given Capell
is chropodst, and lives at AZ Forsyth-st. lie viii
probably recover Lucy Bedel, who has been arrested,
Stated that she and Cape quarrelng Saturday
She herself took some sugar OF lead being tired of life,
but only made her sick. She denies having poisoned
Capell Coroner Croker and Deputy Coroner Marsh
yesterday afternoon took the ante-mortcm statement
nf(
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
TRIAL OF POLICE CAPTAIN ULLMAN.

The trial of Capt. Charles Ullman on the
charge OF neglecting his duty in permitting gambling.
was resumed yesterday morning before Commissioners
Matsell and Disbecker. Sergeant Robert o. Webb and
Patr0lmen Patrick Dempsey, Dennis +. Ryan, Frank
woodward Bernard J. Devlin John J. Buehler and MI
chael Whte OF the Tenth Precinct examined They
testified that although they gave especial attention 70
No. los Bowery they could not detect any gambling
going on at that place during the months OF May and
June and were surprised when the officer of the -Four
teenth Precinct made the raid juno 80 The
adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
n, TIM e.,,mafes for this year arc the following

the items Of the estimates for this year arc the following
Apparatus, $3O,OOO buildings $4,000; coal, Vooa'
and gas $32 800 horses, with feed straw ana snoens
$4,000; telegraph supplies repairs, and payroll
S5a 700 40 engine companies s715, $50; 1s hook ana
and ladder companies. s2356oo harness. pan' ne% @%%
hose and hosesop supplies. $4,000 headquarters; re-
pairshop Bureau Of Combustibes. Bureau OF FIRE MAT
shall SUPERINTENDENT Of Horses and Chiei OF
pay-rolls. SI33, ,2l5 /; general supplies, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
POLICE RECORD OF STOLEN PROPERTY.

OF THIEVES YESTERDAY
The police records during the past few years
show decrease in the value OF property stolen not
whstanding the fact that every class of larceny ana
other misappropriation of property that may be known
at a police station has to be reported to Police HEAD.
quarters Heretofore petty arcenes were not reporea
in detail and 1t stated that large number OF paheF
house robberes were reported during the ADMINS
traton OF the former Board OF Ponce oomm'sSonoi'
The record Of 1878 ia the only exception to this decrease
The following are the totals for the several years shce
TIC Mnnicina Police was organized IN its present form
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

away Tie believed that James Shea had the pawn
ticket for the watch bloody coat found at Nofton's
house on Saturday was identified by Watson and Shea
yesterday the he the night when the decd
was committed.
cellOave. charged with being Implicated In the an
and was ayragned before Justice Keese. When the
animation began, shea's appeared and refuse
allow him to answer any questions shea was commit
without bail. Judge Keese will commit all three 10
Hudson County JAN to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
MARY CALLAGHAN's FATAL INJURIES.

ItsteIudy dIteIHO0H deputy OOIOHtT NUFIl :
man made p0stmortem examination OF tho body %
Mary CallaghaD at the Morgue. Bruises found
the legs and left arm and clot Of blood found be-
meath the scalp the right temple. The third and
fourth ribs the right sdc and the third fourth fft
and sixth ribs the left side fractured. DR.. Cush
mans opinion that death was caused by shock re-
sultng from her injuries The body very much s
colored. Coroner Croker impaneled jury who viewed
remains and the inquest will be held at the Coroner
Office on Thursday at y. IN. Thomas Caaghan, wlo
arrested suspicion OF murder, committed 10
the Tombs to await the result Of the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
THE DIRECT CABLE.
THE DIRECT CABLE.
THE REPAIRS NEARLY COMPIETED-EXPECTED AR
RIVAL OF THE FARADAY.

THE REPAIRS NEARLY COMPIErED-EXPECTED Ar
RIVAL OF THE FARADAY.
II was reported that dispatch had been
received in this city yesterday afternoon announcing
that the direct cable had been repaired and that com
muncation by II between this country and Ireland was
complete G. G.. Ward the Superintendent OF the Com
papy owning the cable, when visited by reporter OF
THE TRIBUNE last evening said that he knew nothing OF
the announcement dispatch, however, had been re-
ceived during the day. which told him TO be on the LOOK
out as they might expect the Faraday at any moment
The Faraday is the vessel engaged in the laying OF the
cable and was put into this service In September 18Th
Before last Winter the cable laid from Ireland to
within $50 miles OF the coast of Newfoundland. The
work was suspended during the Winter but was resumed
again in April Of the present year In June the cable
was completed and messages were sent over It, The
cable was worked for IL days. At tho end OF this
time flaw was discovered in it, which was supposed to
have been caused by injuries received from floating ice
This interrupted the communication.
pairs but being unable TO do So went 10 England
about the beginning OF this month in order to
reft The vessel left London Aug - and 1t Ia supposed
10 have been in the vicinity OF Newfoundland where the
break occurred for about a week past. Mr.. Ward said
that he inferred from the dispatch which had been re-
ceived that there prospect That the caDle woud
soon be repaircd The cable Is known the Direct United
States Cable. It's terminal points are AT rye eac ana
Eallinsklgs Bay Ireland. When completed 1t will be
the sixth cable laid. OF the other five, only four are AT
present in working order. The other cables are con
troed "A single combination. The present venture
and Pacific Telegraph Company, in opposition to the
combination
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ererett House-Rear- Admiral j. H. Strong =; ..
Navy Tdh Areus Hoe-Attorpey.G d hafsn Mpa rd
de Walden Hon Charlotte Isabella ELS o
Phladeiphia Metropolitan Hotet-A d. Barber of Utca:
Hog,ann Houe-Gen Caspar Crownnshieid oi boston
Assemblyman George West of Ballston ~ .s,
NL01s Ifoe-Ex Gov. william iiSieI Oh fenhs} va a,iu
J. ID Iayng General Manager Of the Pittsburgh fort wayne
and Chicago railroad Company.