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The Position OF Or. ~torrs WAY he Mcdi-
tatrs LCHNiua BrGOklln.

Nor can il be forgotten that. while Dr.
storms pred ilectious are for the work of rel
giOLs teacher, no has now for lun- ttino been
drawn into tho tnacefrum Of a sirkcning scan
DAT, 10 wiich ne has been compelled ny his posi-
ton to give AN inOrdinite amount OF Cine and
attention. IL were 81 ango II hc did not desire
relief from this most unpleasan'ly distracting
subject, which seems likely for some time 10
occupy the thought Of prominent Congregations
alists. His loss to his denomination would be
an irrep rable one, If any loss were irreplrable
Hut d. StOrTs IA likely to consider that 1ust
H.tical solution; aud, while II would he nut fair
for other men to relieve DR.. StOrrs and Dr. Bud
ingtOn Of the maia responsibility In future,
they viii feel very sorry IL the former should
ievl compelled to Withdraw his counsel and
help, He has been made pr4vidcntiay the
champion Of the conservative wing in church
polly, ~ against the dlsintegratiug policy Of
Plymouth Church, and we susnect that a desire
balance with him in favor OF BROOKLYN. While
we could not be surprised at his acceptance OF
the call, We earnestly trust that he will conclude
to remain with the Church Of the Pilgrims.
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BERon.s wnsrnnN rmrriroRs.


Yesterday IN The Court OF Criminal Cor
reed ~ the tital OF Capt. 4. IA. Bugagdus Tor
violation ~ tine law for tas prevention of cruel
t'rr-t ,Sistcd ON ar any ot tHe thai being "a
test c4sc. an una 'uuiiJ li--' crowd wa in tho
coirt - Witness toe prlceedtnes Il. : Mac
- maid. i.-u President 90 tue itumuns society.
appeared Tor the state, an j. ID JON l~Ou, ESD,
tDr can't. Eugarins, and also for the Sports
mems Glub. which claim 81 To be Interested In
tue r, suit. he tvlArurc showed that Ctpt.
Bnsprdui WIS "A proi'.-ipnt marx iIilu, and
was known IA the en- mptun trap-shJt of the
world tuat lac ma de ms nviHg Oy displays of
nis skin tu that pa 'tfcullr. ~ WIS aisp proved
that ON the Sth Of November last he shot ana
Killed twenty Ave li-cons az tho Abby race
tr,'k D.fuio IN assembly q about one hundred
persons To cNhiott ms wonderful cunuinl with
III u-e ot the shotgun. T. WIS shown ny the
defence IN lt the p -ruus belonged u the sports
msns Club. ana utcr telng shot they were
gathered no ana glV>n away to persons VINO eat
them as food
4 witness testified that tame pigeons were
good human dtet. though 10y no means luxury.
After lengthy Arguments Of the lawyers the
matter wis submitted 10 the court, aud judge
tVlyin ave his views IN fun. He declared that
tne killing was unncress4r and that the man
ner oi kuiing was cruel. hat defendant mad
NJ Tgnt under the law to Hill ui goons, either for
sport - uisulaY ~ skill IN the use of the gun
Ine defendant vas hned 81. rnls IL consider
Ell q tfiumph Uy the Humane society. bat az an
appeal was inmediteiy tikeu - tue Criminal
Court h VIII 80. err more definitely hereafter
whether the triumph WIS substantial one.
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Mr. Geo. MERRITT and wife, who reside
In this city, blt % ga a fam Ia Tho country, uu-
on which a hro'h rof SIR. Merritt resides, tOgo
out TO tno far IA ole DAY this week, and wnen
arriving at the residence. Mr.. Merritt Hlghted
from The buggy AID preceded her husband ~
the house, ~uere She met with violent assault
~ her Drotheg-u law On hearing her screams.
hrr husband m ide haste to roach tie house.
when he1 ana his VIE down On the floor aud
his brother sfthr lng nor with a laT-e KNIFE,
when lac h1i succeeded In repeating some two
or tbre times. The unnatural brother then
turned upon tho husband, ana, armed with tho
me deadly knit, and "A shotgun. threatened
him ls0 with staut death. Mr.. Geo. Merritt,
however finally persuaded his brother 10 desist
from his bloody purpose, and conveyed his wife
10 the residence u his father. II " reDOr.ed
THAI Mr.. Ncrritt Is in "A very dangerous condi-
ton, auI that little hope ~ her recovery Is en-
terlalned. y y hrTest has been mhde
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs.-Nos. "a, *, 10.
81 5i, 3D. &c. o. co. a. 7e 20, 50 81 &c. 90 ~, o. 49,
20, 100 100, i07 l23 l30 la9 40. IA li2, li3, 1873
400, li@. POS az, 2ll. M 2Ji, 80, 10 49, -
SuPKkME CoURr-SPEctAL itRh-Nua. 80 A8i 1873,
h7H osl bs7 81 80 Bib1 o. 2Og 49, I3i, $50, iO2
AS u. go GnS G8i 40 ~ i64, 471, l83 5ii, J57.
SUPREME CoUWr-Part Il.--short causes Nos. 1888
81 lH, 20Si 1852 a7is .iid 2isd. 1902 BOD $40 "a o.
$3.50 1909 33Tg $50 $3.50 900 $685. Ssh M 81 TO-
1850 22b2 37I2 smi9 2Rf0 3iif AO32 Fl'a AS62 1890
1855 3173 1914 3l24 Sl2 317O $500, 3sOi Jbti ~ o.
iMt III Short causes--Nos. sfti, sl26 1891 5000,
1876 S77B J77d 25il 9Od5 1857 Bs2l, 2b97 3fi7 377
BOO, 2h5, 1897, 800 colo 3173, 1861, SCOT, 22Ol
2Ss3, aBll.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Paft Il.-NOs, 1899, Q3S 900 1908
SO0Is SO li2O, G6i Se lels, gis, 0tG 49, Oid, D5s
COMMON pLEAs Part I.-One hour causes-- Nos. 257J,
259s 900, 25i2 e70G si57 g7a 2ll0 2736 26I2 27p5
1881 2si6 e70d 2sFi 2;rm s76;i 27B
COMMON lLEAs-GEsKRAL 1EnM.-Nos. l52, 100, l6l
l62 lt, LOO Ia l,G l5s 170, ls, 1872 lai, 49, lH5
lSy lvO l01, l92 1874 District Court appeals Will only
be heard during balance Of ternl. -
oo MAEIss eses $3.50 sg aa Sa9i sld a
1909. Part .-Nos. i6i0 f5l2, 5Gd, JiDl. Part Ill
No. $500 ii7i 1905 49, 9Syi 1SJ2, 6lDl. 6l27 900
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The second day OF the extra fall trottln, moct-
ing IN Fleetwood TagE yesterday was brilliant oAc.
The nrst Of the three events Of dag was the s.ad
class, mile heats hest In s. IN harness. joe brown
won IN nrs. heat by length from Royal Gcor.e N
23oi4, Frank Palmer third Barney Kelly OoK tine see.
ond Leaf m 2;3i with Joe Grown scrOnf uud ana,
Palmer third doc BroWu Won the una and fourth
heats ana Face after severe .lrugglc with rauk
Palmer i,arney ktilY. IN 2.aii. 4nd 22D barney
hrly tuuK second ana Franz Palmer uiird money.
The second wls ior horse. Of tAc 1al Ell mile
heats, r, In harness. "A KeV'- p. T. Charley
Macs, 43 l. l. John spltu's o. a. Andrew. /, p o. 2,
81 Juhu MUrphy. g. Steve Maxwell o. 3, g. r. . las.
Dousrcys M Hes.ie. 8. 4, NJ. :. lpckports z.
IN, IRA Win TINS p l. g. D, o. n -2l o. BIS, ia,
2.3l, 2;Ppa. The mira "a g, inatch Tor tsh, nile
heals. bees IN o, N htrness, was Won ~ We WHITE
gciulug Nllc without ncng headed Ia thrrC a.rsght
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ALBANY, Nov. 1s.-No opinion has been
nled by judges James and Boardman OF the su-
prems Court overruling the order Of the Special
Term in the Denison case. The foil owing simple
entry was made this mornings
Order Of the Special Term rev rsed and tho prisonor
Denis on surrendered the sheriff OF Albany county
OPINION by Justice james.
This decision maintains the power OF the
Canal Commission to cOmpel the production Of
papers. IL ~ understood that Judge James
withholds the draft OF his decision for revision
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Judge Keith, in the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax Yesterday, rendered his decision In the
case of Glover W.. Brush, giving judgment for
the plaintiff under which he recovered the title
TO the lot at Falls Church, sold by him to Brush,
OF the deed by Brush. The deed provided that
no liquors should he sold on tho premises, and
contained a positive covenant to that effect.
Yet Brush, notwithstanding, rented To Amos
Fox, VINO kept a liquor saloon there, and which
became rather notorious about two years ago
from the efforts Of the Falls Church people 10
bought only tho lot from Clover, and improved
II BY good store and dwelling, which he loses
entirely by this deGiAl0n.
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Transactions YESTERDAY a tho Exchange com
prRod foreclosure sales by d. NJ seaman Of story
brick house, Win lol, 25XOD, VITA 3story brick house
IT, rear. cast side ~ Pit street 1850 feet south OF stan
ton street, $4,000 tplanun).
liy George II scott, ono tstory hrowngtone house,
with lot TO- north sAe Of l3th street 10 feet
east of Fourth avenue, klS,2Jd.
~ r. v Htruett, one plot, 1SON6ni, south side o.
18Th street ISL feet east Of hngshrdge road 5000
Also one plot lOOx7Ol south side ot la6h street, Hd
feet east Of kng,britge rOad, fi1O1,
James Miiler adjourned foreclosure sale OF prop
eIy soulh side % rwenyscventh street, east Of Sixth
avenue, to Dee. IL.
To-day al The Exchange, Jere. johnson, Jr win sell,
under foreclosure property on e north side of Seven
tsecund street hnd south side Of Seventy third
west OF Eighth avenue.
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ax L. Rau, umbrellas, 800 bro -dway; assigned

Max L. ltau, umbrellas, 800 liro -dway; assigned
TO Joseph Frank
c. d. Coualt Co, III Broadway. have nbnitted a
statement showing that their nominal assets Sl1O-
86371, and their assets available, t70Oi9si. Their
lahluics are tsgAOIGi on the Open account S2li.
UlaOt on account rnrut7 and contracts, and
t2l,lcl ~ "a account OF drafts
john X. llrtncu produce, has assigned TO y g. De
LaNtrRne His liabilities gra f2lais is nominal as
tcf- AL DO, and his ayllitLlc ~ 'ctt $500.
Tho laultes II ". e. Herman Co., OTHERS, Of %
WaAcr street, are 500 900 aFsct tboOlD lnciuding
STOCK. composition OF fofty per cent mas been aC
ccpteI.
vi liam !. Trimble has heen appointed assignee OF
John Manning. the ADVERTISING agent, Hls hAnllitea
are {210n, ami the assets SIS There are one hun
drcd and htY creditors, ani all the prominent spa.
per- Of the country have clam.
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Mr.. Bowen viii Remain IA Member, but will
NOT attend plymouth.
Ei.lil thA LnliarlLionI

Surprise has been many times expressed
that Mr. Henry l} wen should continue 70 at
tend pi,muuth Church IL should he temcni-
nered that he WIS one OF its original founders,
and that he has felt a very strong attachment 10
II. The newspapers have lately been inumating
that Plymouth Church would he likely t. drop
his n me. az it has those OF Deacon West and
Mr4. Moulton; but this Is mere surmise. lie has
but Just returned rom his summer re sidence in
Woodstock, Conn, and up TO the timo that he
lett Tor .ue summer was an attendant upon Ply
mouth Church. The events OF last spring, how
ever, will probably require him, while still "A
member and new holder, to attend worship for
the most part elsewhere
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Another Swindis In Chicago.


At an auction on Bates street the other
dav. the auctiuncCr nut up a stuffed goose.
He'd II an cIgic and sold Il to coiorrd IN IN
f. ~ co Is. The buyer discovered the iupo-
f.tiuu petty soon and wanted his money re-
funded. The q, ionecr refused to comply. and
the African vent u The centr,l station with hIs
CON paint. It's a small matter, AMI would mt
n ke a fuss auOat it.' said tho CAPTAIN. "Mell,
Ia gwiue 30 RAISE de Ll9hrst kind ~ fuss :" ox
claimed tit negro. II DIT IN n Kin sell me "A
goose for an ear q, and doan do muffin 'nout
n. how long af,re he'll sch some ndder pussin ,
wasin' machine an c1li II a tuofnrushf
Wait de struzntest kind Of warrant, sab, for
sNiudis4ttou!'
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Justice to TWO Famous Poets.

Two new poems have appeared one
r. by Nr. drowning. onI.gracod ten columns OF
the IiHes last SUNDAY. Ilc other Is by Mr..
Colds ,ni MED ABOUT ten lines Of the Phla-
d"iplid Lo'iJcr. IL rcads thus;
Although many have performed their duties full as
There never VA devoted fai.hfni vfc AID mo.
ther
Thnn was Isahel.
AAd wnen they have aid within NJ parr0W dwelling
INIT fithi ~ heart.
AM though our oosoms shan siii rrir' be ssciing,
let DO tear stIrt
Let this our consolation be, the =. W
TO meet no NOR" To part.
The difference between these two poets Is that
Mr.. Chilis writes for the present, anu h read I;
Mr. drowning writes for pOsterlty, to whose
hand most readers cheerfully cousign him.
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An intimate friend of Nj. Bowen stated
to a Times reporter last evening that 40 cumpro-
mise would he made, and tn ~ Mr.. Bowen would
try the case II he was put OF for i've years. lie
said further that the defendants had made Ave
or six attempts u compromise the case, and in
these efforts they were assisted by the Plymouth
Church people. The latter, he SAID, took this
action because they knew that II the suits were
tried new and startling revelations would be
made. The same informant asserted that Mr..
Horace Ii. Clailin made al effort yesterday morn
ING, ON the part Of tue defendants, TO have the
case COMPROMISED.
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The Broken Banks Omcer.

The hearing Of the complaints against Lyon,
Decker Bates Morgan, and Carnan, former officers of
the Third Avenue SaVngs Sank accused Of fyng an
incorrect report Of the condition Oh the Dahk, has been
adjourned to Nov. 20.
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BANKTyG AND financial.

"STOCR SPECULATION" Is rHE TITLE OF A NEW
hook eKpaining the best metnpd of operating IN Wal
Those who speculate IA uts and Calls should rcRt
II. Single copies free. Cal or send Tor Il.
l.. W. HAMILTON a co, 10 Wall a.. New York.
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THE NEW YORK Sun will publish, beginning
in De oemDer, sunday edition. There Will then
he only the Tribune Of the Healing morning
journals Of tho metropolis which does not
print ON that day. The Times Is better SUNDAYS
than AT any other time. and SO IA the WOrLd. and
the best Of the week, and are among the best
products of American journalism. Tho fact is
there Is not mucn more Sunday work upon a
morning paper Of that date than upon tho one
for Monday. and perhaps not so much, white
when the nrst-cl4ss dailies bring out Sunday
editions they probably do the community much
more good than harm. Certainly the pr0mine mt
American Sunday papers are credit TO tue
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Snsinrss Nn'iffs.


Privntc HOsnital Tor tho surgical treatment
OF the arhorl conditions 81 tie pelvic vlstcri strc-
turc hcaOIrhOils. varcOctlr st1e Tue dad eg ~
lthOri sueci it's. It ltu-fcu "a the most cic
CANT IN he lhfn part Of the city but 7qulrc from
Crnifu' lrk. Sp1cOus rooms, wiih cOu1unca ing
ones for nurses, aud every comfort Of domestic he
PROVIDED. AL prolesalunll mud bus4esr cOinmu lea
tlOus must ~ made 10 EDWARD "A. DIXON ". d., az
his r.s denc - Jt aE- Dtt"a-n5 AMI ~, anu 4, ad
aud 10 evcalugs.
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steamship Cueaapra .c. P0r. llnd. mlsa. and pass.
ttUIluaaIp R.ltiu-, PHILADELPHIA cusi.
stc-nisIp wy ltu~c, licA.u0l, lity Point, ami Noe
iOlk, lnt. '.anI pass.
Ste nshu Achi,les Philadclp a.. mdse.
a .ull. "a mn ~ Y nj ~ ~, WINK.
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az ~ sie-e ,2l2 Ia alwoy a33 nrpldv Iy and IN
Vie tllu ANt.uc Hos ID. Fotsh -ef- here have Op-
pgru ny % select the finest uRS AZ tnc mot reason
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Coughs, uOarscncs-, aud all Diseases Of ths
IhgO.t a d LHf Us. - ami cert an lEUE
MANS rOLU an LtvrRWoRr ENr2CrJRANr. Sod Dy
druggists. Only 80 cents per bottle.
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The largest assortment and lowest prices for
furniture. carpets and bedding at H. NJ CO DeTthWag
Loo and lh7 Chatham st. Adj.
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avn, and Tongue wcIe 0s1. Wn- On Ice " me 4
Catheter every day. DN.Glits'3 LINfMENT IODIDH
or AMMO STA IA. cured ine. Will answer any In.
qiirles, 10 that unl cted my know u IL.
JOHN AlpLLL, Hurtn Brtuiuri, Conn.
sold bY all trJsgists Depot, iJi 9th ay, New YORK.
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Connumnlion. Mcnl, I.nnr.. nx.ncr-in. tien.

eru Debilty, nni Welkues- promptly eur Il iy WIN.
CHthltfS MIRO. hO-PH ~ OF LINE AND
son I ana a. per bottle. Prepared ohiy nv WIN.
ellis ttE q CO.. Cincinnati, 81 john st., New lorE.
So u - 49, druggists.
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Ladies', Misses, Gents, and Roys' Boots,
shoe, gaii tfs n4ii ruuJNr chi drtur lcl ginls, ali
syes and moderate prr T.. P.tronzc
MILLER CO., Union square.
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The sun Every Day in the Year.


THE NEW YORK SUN-One of the ablest
bOldest md most lively and Instructive Jour
mails IA tho whole lists OF our exchanges an
LOUNGES that, commencing with the month Of
day, the same 20 on other DAYS The price of
the Sunday edition of The SUN will he three
cents COY. II will undoubtedly be one OF the
most useful and attractive sunday papers In the
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IL fRRIID-

Wistnr's Ralsam OF wild Cherry will cure
your cAA.h o. coId Try Il. 30 con-. and 81 bOtllc.
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Ask for Edwards Pocket roolhschc Drops. Cura
instantly oaiY s5c. EDWARDS & Co, 500 B'wSy, y Y.
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state hond. were dun and neglected.. We note sales
OF Arkansas - al 10 aad Souui tlrIna ti- now nom
iuu abe 4 fsg "a Railroad 'nds were strong and
IN good dmaId. The tunupal trlnsa tons were as
New Jcr cy Central nr-l. con- io7'i Now J,r.ey cen.
" convertible ln5fs. Now Jarscy Cnatral nr.ii new
l3, Milwaukee, and st. Paul l. ani NJ. div. So q thl.
- ava Nnriu"est"tn c-nslI ltte coupon guid
Lons pocS nond, ioi'f lIinnou anu "a. Jos"pn s..
ciu., So lli, hlunN.i4Gtnn nud Mr.tUr1 frf.s -.
Michigan southern : IT,, tnnif MrDiaan Central u.s.,
To- lLr "a, lrst " y. ruupnn ila.tlI7. Cpnlra. Pl.
cinr guid bond. lUtf luiti ,iOI. central Pirnr fir g.
ssar lo.0l'n 4g "a a.4 Union inenc hs--, loo
lf'ss lnun ia zoe rtuniIg flu -. u enc u M0.
art. Ststlt, ~. T. ana NJ. urrt ,-ttt Loui- WHO
arl Nas Nr con nS, ~; Lone isai lr-ts. ini. Dol.
= Nul-uu res uOud-, ~f. ilnT am. Ge.trl Pacific
nnt- 81 ,nd Oreyon hrlnch sa'o Gacna and inca %
nrsf+t ul. 4 iclg' amt 81 rtlr.frru c.u-uh Iatpd.
ps Milwaukee, and - paUtruu-uiiuatrd se ius fund,
NJ. Nil slScc Fl - Ptul, q, and ". tlv, Sif,.
he uhtning. ui-Atsf lowest, aud 3 T. NJ. .Osing
piece VI htOc-u to.Iay Nrle.
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INV iNiipNiuR WIRE 'ne utt1rifiai nWot1nons-
1000 4. M.11tA 1897 A. M..t1ia. 1;a1 =. NJ .114aG
i00l 4 y iltN il::5 \ M..ii4at s5ar M..1l4h

In Cnna the TatrR Dld Tor the ~ gold re %
cent o. nv nni or carrTinr T. ?, and : cent.
The IL rlearinrs a. the Gold Exchange Blnk were
f@inNoIns god balances. ss5if-0 ant currency
rnsuccs. II dIsi. Toe SUB reAsurs redeemed t.t5u
oo1i1 ct c1 honfs and paid out IN interest The
lie tpN' fhl.Nl1.
The iy's bInnss AZ the Unltcd states sin-rreaeury
va: Gud receipt thisf'S .f2t do .Itmrats. 80, -.
s1nN de-. nslance. SO fNfil"tS. Currency receipts
N,etE9fti DO payment. sHie Sugu3i do. ha. aacc
s4fItJ!lS.1d. Customs, ts.3 u.u.
At The lrgHsur9 sale OF $500 - goid day tide were
Gillette 20 NE nNtent OF sl11j. o. af Prices raniag
rom IA 10 II osa, ma the awur y we're made NJ
litb1e. me hui ION 10 the hanS of Fngland was uc
ere AiI,Ol1
Furei exchange opened str ne Sf.Sb ana ~ Sst6
Tor tin' hnd demand Nills. out Subsequently became
wels, and dropped TO 4.Stiu sod f4.sS.
MONEY ruled ia peatI IN aupuly A. 3gI cont
DscOu q were I'm request by capitalists at o. Tor
prime endorsed nsmcs.
Government bond. showed decided iunrovement In
tympatW with higher gold. Coupon 1875 advance to
22qe coupon o., 1881, to 12Jie registered 1O-fus,
llUl coupon do lita ald reg stored 5s, 1881 1ldIs
Inc iOlOWlng were tnr 3 i. ". cuslng urLceA.
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Levi NJ. Perry tesliHed that in 1857 he lived at
Lock ~, on the Chemung Canal. lie said the
tiood came down upon the canal from Basco n .
creek, flooded the canal, and further on down
broke the canal and set OF into Catharlne creek
= resistless nood. II the lock gatee had been
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Financial AND comMERciAL.

THURSDAY, Nov. 1S-P. M.-The stock
speculation was chiefly confined to Lake Shore
Erie. Pacific Mail, Western Union, Hannibal and
ST. Joseph, Ohios, Union Pacific. Northwestern
st. Paul, and Pacific OF Missouri. but tho aggre-
gate amount OF transactions was still restricted.
Lake Shore developed the larger business, and
after advancing " cent. to 6lA, closed at 6l%.
Pacific Mail was strong in the early trade with
an advance to 409, but attracted consider bio
notice subsequently, by It's decline to 3g7E,
though IL rallied In the late trade to 40'i. Pan
ANA was neglected, and only twenty shares
changed hands-tho price having been l2s. The
strength OF Western Union impaired better
feeling to the general list by It's rise OF y q
cent. To 7dA, though closing at 20. Erie was the
weak spot OF the afternoon, and fell on 2
cent. to 1iis, ON n revival Of rumors that the
bondholders would soon foreclosc. hut these
can be traced to no authentic source. IIannl-
advanced 10 2F for the common, white
ne preferred w.s Ia better az e'6
ndc ultions we're In tho main strong. the 10
tempt yesterday 70 break the price Of these
shares not havint proved successful. New York
streu.tn. aud rallied q cont. IN 1887. but closed
at 100. Uninn y cihc showed q movement Of
only about 10 shares NO is0'i2' MI mn, hut
Pacific ~ Ni-somi advanced "a to " 4, though
rcaciins :" ~ IN the nn1 de. Onios ranged
ut H.. as alglsff anI Rock Island moved up y
to 1861 Dtif closed nt the on .ntns figure In tho
other shares there we nothing Of SPECIAL PROM
;nence. AMI til, market generally dil not nre-
sent any g. lures worthy " extended comment
The totnl number ~ shares dealt IN WA H.
2t', Of which Lake Shore fcrrrse ntcd ~ .st0:
Fri, 2j,llJ; Pacific Mai, - 80; Western J'mpn,
2l7tji Nlrthwcsterl. 300; Rock Island, 200;
II mutual rnd 50. Jascpn, 6,31; the preferred,
1G0; Ohi1s, fGl; parinc u Missouri, 3,tgD /.
Wauash, l@n; Union Pacific. BIO: Now York
C'ntral. LIS; -. pant, 2.2ll; the preferred,
loo. tIichisan Genital. LOO; Cleveland and
Pit sh re-. N; II rlcm. 30; New Jersey Con-
e. !, IJi -. Loui.' KAN CIV ana y fthern,
S0 tine prefer cd, 81; Untrd -trt..s ENnri q,
so. Awcrtctn kxpre~sa TO-; Norris AN i.--cN,
80; Wclls-Ftrgp Express Is, Illinois Central,
80; ana g., u. Hnl q iincv lOl.
The OperNiOns In gfId were restricted until
late ~ tho day. though there were tunes when
considerable ANN itiOn ch ractel ncd the deal
ings. The price opered m liz +. In view " the
reduction Of the Bank OF England discou { rate
to II cent; bit u soOn became hrmer, and
after the Treasury sale Of $5ONO at unusually
birh ngures, IA compared with current quota
tons. there was lly to III =, at which Il trc
T. closed. The Cuban compiler ions entered
largely into the late speculation. and heavy pur-
chUses were noted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-19


WEDNESDAY,. Feb 10. 90 Have been beating
about for flXtocn days trying to find Nayassi
III nd FINALLY succeeded by running into II IN
tho night. stove great hole IN starboard bow,
W f. 10 Wc plugged up temporarily with the Cap
tain'. mother n-laws wardrobe. Heroic con-
un.i N CInt. Cpwhn In the emergency.
TUESDAY. Feb. drought out the scientific
'Wruts ia order 10 lultll one Of the oh iects
81 expedition. uut found that, by some over
sl'hi at League Island, nobody had been put on
hil VINO knew how to use them. Capt. COwan
aho Ic surgeon, by observations with the ther
!. itc, ts,rrtaiued That Nayassa Is in latitude
- th'"ih clt At sunrise, and In $50 lin the
H,iir' 40 monday BY taking "A mean Of these
o. tIllns they determined that TIE corrected
i'''IIn - the isltn1 was MIs. without refer
o. To- t.o time Of day. kselhhuled tue boat
." lll mate Tor say inc chat TINS was taking a
'l aaVlnlage OF small island. The Captain
W TpneedC.g TO verify his calculations by
mean - an eiFhtday clock, when he was called
~ y 20 the cabin 10 attend crying child.
male sh iuT AsInwall carrying two bushels
H 81 haI u Nayassa guano ~ samples for the
AsiicAt irl bureau.
SIX MONTHS IN SIX PARAGRAPHS,
.ttuu ~! !ardly md space for the very inter.
"sH"S ue'ai!s as given In tha log. OF the sail