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State bonds were lower and more active. We note
sales ~ nnessce Is new. at Az Virginia Dc. cons lie
dated. 69it do. o. matured coupons, "a Brook
hn Gs water loan, AZ loSles ln34 ana Missouri IS
OF IS q, At iO2 II ilruad Sonds reflected Nclldls
tr uted IT de; with the principal transactions 70
lows; North Missouri lists. pOts St LOUIS jackson aud
Pwnc Railroad lst mortgage. l0lfsi Unon Pacirc
~ In graut, HetHSis; Union fat .ho sinking tuud,
SSaS-Hi Pacific Railroad OF Missouri lists. 75f7t ;
{ ~ land ana Pr snurgn con. sinking fuud, los
Cucagu ma Nurihwc.t'rn con, coupon 20 e. bonds,
So; y. toutrn H., s, ln3 Missouri and - Pau.
$40 &. nNcr iulc. p9rplal Western Pncnc bonds.
pst Cncasp, EocK Island aud Pacific e, losg4 lOSi.
MINtut'" and St Pau lst n .nee. Ia Crosse AZ
Wi d. ~; Toledo and WABASH O. iei Grett Mcsteru
2d uiott-age. 1os Dr.avHre Hudson Re- bonus,
81, III I olrd0 and Maua-h con. convertible, ~.
he Opening. nlgnrst. lowest, . 4. VI. cIosing
1. ice Of stocks TO-DAY were: 80 ostI9--
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rhn Cnrcnn Mnr nrenl.ing Out Afrcsh.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 1.-THE events IN Corea
point the possibility Of speedy hostlties The Jap
anesc Government Is SIM rifidN silent AJapanese
var WINS fred upou from Corean fort near the
capital ana nc urdng 10 report which Is considered
autAchtlD. though II moi ytt tuly confirmed land
Ing WAS effected and the lori anu neighblrl village
were cstruNed The results ANA the determination oi
the Government are anAtpuAy awaited, -,
Secret latht rings OF political cnnscrNalNot III kinto
are attracting iuuce, many hlgh omclis ol Vie OLA fe
gluic uuruolultrg.
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Gusiutss Nufnts.

The Political Excitement permeates all
classes Of society, riyaline the popular demand for
KNOX's beautiful HAS expressly manufactured for
to the former. The KNOX HAT IL a thing OF beauty
and jOy-until u II worn out Make your purchases
2l2 Broadway, 533 Broadway, or In the fitn ANenue
Hotel
For Moth Patches. Freckles, aud Tan. ask
your drug zis for Perryr Moth and freckle Lotion IL
i reliable. For pimples on the face, blacsheads or
hesl worms, Pcrry's Improved ComedOne and
Pmple emedv the grcat skin medicine or consult Dr.
Il. { PERRY, AZ Bona ST.. New YORK.
Gentlemen thu, use Wnrd's spice In their
appetite gener debility II Is unsurpassed stores
keeph Depot 1oi Duane st.. New York.
Dyeine and Cleaning at the New York Dye-
No pS Duane 752 BrDadaay. $40 9th Az. y. v; 100
and los Perrepon st., BiooKyn Est bllshed % years
The Public are Fast Aba ndoning the old dcn-
enamel OF the teeth, aud using MILK OF NAGNEsIA
Scalp diseases, DRndruf. falling, loss. and
uutine.y gray mar cured by the special treatment OF
DR.. C. PERRY, 40 Bond st, New YORK.
&c. al GEORGE A. CLARkE',, 747 Broadway, OH
monthly paym nts.
"IBcle sans Cough Cure" uwcnty cents
bottle tor coughs coAls. and All MfoH dise4,es.
TRY Mrs. WinsIow's soothing syru9 for all
diseases VI chiIdren, sdch a. tcethng wilma conc, &C
| Monelrs Teethiug Cordial lulls the infa Mt
| into heathful sleep. Price % cents bottle,
| Dr. Lyon's Tooth Tablets.-An elegant toilet
| luxury.
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A pasi nnicr Knhhcd.

MONTICELLO, n. y. oct. 20 he Post Onice
at Ney,rs,hk Flats sullivan county, was broken into
Yesterday lnd robbed Of 800 worth OF stamps. The
ONCE ls In the shoe store Of ID. NJ stewart Two un-
duIllrs worth Of boots wa shoes Mere also IIkt
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ATLANTA, Oct. 2a,-ln the Cnited States Cir
cult count th's morning IN the case OF Wilmer ana
others nrst mortgage bonGhodprs against the Atlanta
and l,c mond AR LIN railroad Company, DIS Honor
decd u IA favor Of tue pl uis and dcClcCd that the
tuste sIall A. u thc enute Lr.tnY ihc hrsi NOR,
cpally N Sew YorN ct, and illWorc. The accrued
inter,s unpaid o. care T. H.Ou SfuOuou. The road tA
tends from Atlanta, Gu t0 Charlotte, y. Co distance
a 1
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DOsION, oct 29.-Ihe Hon. AWRsh WaIkeF
died suddenly at ms residence at North Brookhcld
Mass nj 10 A. NJ. to-day, at the age u seVcnty.sN
Y,urs. MIR. Walker was Wcll.knOWn writer on puul'
cal economy. m,mbcr Of Congress 10 1867 and 1863
secretary ut State Of Mass churttls M 1891 No ls3I
ana taii,N o 4. 4. Walker, Superintendent Of The
Inlied SlANs Census,
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The Double-Team Tro,s in Prospect Park

The first event in Prospect Park yesterday was
a purse Of $500 Tor 23s class -Four horses harted-J.
splan's b. x. Langien. II q. Dohson's 5. III. Martha
Washington ana J. Trout's b. m. Florence and Bay
Jack Martha Washington led all the WY, anu won by
three lengths in 2;33le Bay Jack second Florence
third. Ba, Jack Won the sccoLd heat M 23il1 from
Martha Washington; Iaupdcn tmrd. The third heat
WAS wei contested ny luuedcn ana BAY Jack, the for
nier Nlunng IA 2.35.e; Florence third The fourth
Mt WIS tnSon ny LHug4cu iu ..32A ln tue MIN neat
Bay Jack had 10 a MS own way, going 10 Inc front tud
rcinainlEe there unnl the 'nd, arriving 10 2;A Long
den made the layutltri hut Martht Nashlusun, 60
me urlrisr Of the know lns es Won the skin h.al ~
2374 Then the hnish Of the race VAS postponed untll
tuis rniug .
The second event was purse Of 5000 for AL double
teams COntcstantH -Wu q. Irimhles ch. m. Music Hnd
Harry Guncu, ANA wan .n H. Moo,eY's b IA. Ilaeess
aui tAr 70 m. lIltf.r Hclle the race was GIT t'r
Music ana Harry nLh,rt. lhry tour tie lead "a The
word nj ruttru yer, ST. carr yns Princes ana iaT'
lord Belle to bad beat, ana WON tue lta am race Dy
one hunurcd and my yf1s n 23d, pm c-s ana Hart.
foro Belle ddubly dislauccd, much TO tue surprise OF
IN ir Oa,kers
Catarrh, deafness; instantaneous relief; per-
maLent cures; trial tree. Drsoddard VIA sl-Aa0-
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CUSHING -In the city Of New York, on the 2eth day
Of October 1875, by the Hon. Aoranam Il. Lawrence
Justice of the supreme Court, Richard Gushing from
CAthArlne Gushing Cause, adultery.
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SOuss tnrusglns.
Dol as---------.-s-e- .a-|s'7l --.......-'
-

FURNITURE nEppNa CARPETS
AT O'FARRElIi- 40 fIGHIH Az,
BetNceu jlih al alst sis.
PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY or MONTHLY.
INIRNITIRE, carpets bedding c'sh prices
i weekly aud monthly payments or AltltEll+5'
3i7 BOwery. near ith 81
HOOUsecond.nann AMI misrt carpets, al slles, rlca
i PATTERNS very chelp at the old ptce, ne alton
Of. side entrance Bring your measures wlth YOU
4 IST and Rlg Garnet very Cheap, 80, Boston and
IICutton warn. 100 furon ~, corner william
VNHE CHEAPEST FURNITURE. CARPET,
AND BEDDING nOUSE IN INF CITY.
J. LYNCH
3Oi sta avenue, between 25h anu 2dth st. Week and
monthly payments taken
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAY MENTS
w takcn Tor furniture carpets, ana bedding. An luE
mense tpcS and low nrlccs
CONPEIiTHWAIr & CO. 100 Cnathanst.
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HOSrON. Oct. In the suit Of &. q. Gutt vs..
the boston Hsdh Tor tbOOd0 damages Tor alleged mel
IN calling the Cardih gam y ud the Jury to'uai rem
dcred verdict for the defendants
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Judge Boswu says that 1.-THE Gothic Fur
nsco used ast winter heat his house consumed ONLY
ur tone OF coal ~" sord Tor circular " Alex. al Leo
10, ~ nrs. ~ eltI 'tLJTd kISet.-Ada.
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Arrived-FRiDAr, oct. 20.
steamship Arragon Bristol, Eng, mdse. and pass:
steamship wyAnoke. Richmond. City Point ami Nor
folk, mdse. and pass.
steamship D1rien, IaganrOg, wool
Steamship Wilmington, tharle.tOn, ndse. ana pass
Ship Mag Han, Boston, In ballast.
BARK Maria Louise, Amsterdam, In ballast.
Bars OraOia, Naples. In ballast.
Brig II. Houston tardcnas. SUGAR, &C.
Brig Tuia. Belize. Hon, lOgwoOd, &C.
hisO toe usuA4 river ,nd CO tstsiae vessels.
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MARINE TNrELLTG ENC n.

MINIATURE kLHAsAo-rHfs DAY.
sun rises. 20 sun SETS. 4 So Moon sets. ~
mon WArER-Tnfs
sandy Hook. IA Gov Island 03 Hell Gate. 10 %
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IL CORNER .iI .. ANA N ey, Sew YORK
lnlercst computed Luc CuHpOunu IANu ll and July.
Interest pad. sly Pkk GEM interest cpmmclces
the nrft 0fthe month following tnc deposit Btnk
open daily also MONDAY NclIrsIly, AMI SATURDAY
evenings. JOHN T.. pH y UT. |rc, lent,
Il. n. THuRBKR Vice i'res'L GEl. G.. WALDO. sec'y
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK.
~ Eighth avenue. corner OF Fourteenth street, Sin
per interest paid irOm tue nrst Of each Month
ASSETS So, f73, 3gj.79. SUHpl VI. S3eS,OSS.12
{. ". BktsUkkRnOi =. sec, RID H. bl IL, ffvs.
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DOG-sKIN GLOVES, sI.2s.
CARDINAL
UEDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
BARRETTA SOCKS.
WARDS SHIRT STORES,
ssi BROADWAY. CORNER WHITE ST.
500 BROADWAY. CORNER iiTn ST.
1,iel BROADWAY. CORNER 18th ST.
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DRAMATIC. 90 Helen HIoughton, charming
Young actress, Dovar, Theatre. neat hond1. -Aan.
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Sptfml No'ltts.

SOLID SILVER.
WE OTTER A SPECIAL GLASS OF SILVER FAEoT
SPOONS. KNIVES AND LADIES IN CASES.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
at RETAIL.
THE GoRHAM COMPANY.
BOND ST.
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Special Notls,s.

$50 FOURTH AVENUE.
Roots AND SHOES EXCLUSIVELY
l. AIDES BOOIA ...,........ ~ 90
GENTS ZOO S..,........... ...,........... w
Ironclsds, slroag Seryicea"e s''oE fo' """-
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Act wisely ami examine PomerOy's ~ Elastic
Truss a. 7AA LruadwaT UeIVre buy NJ any VtheT-Aav
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THE COUNTY TICKET.

In addition 10 all these Influences which are
- ri'd .l erHts in linrI ANTS favor. and
l..l ui-. litclilus IN tine Democratic rli.k~
.lrh tIrrtn serious results. Tue ticket tor
6" lh ptIcers Is not satisfactory to many of the
GU Ich- tneie are several Irshnen on II, aud
D. L"rHans ct Welsh. Then, gain, there arc
q annclel politicians who wanted to be candl
A'-'oe' ALL 1000 Illonds vLvu2A " put tuem
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Catarrh, deafness; instantaneous relief; per-
mAeML cmreai Lral tree. nral OldAIl. M IL Aag.
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RtIisious ,tuiuts
Suslntss Gpantes.

CUISINES VgHntes.
A BUSINESS MAN with 500 cash can hear OF .
N SITUATION, with security for money liberal salary.
No. Broadway, room II.
A DOWN-TOVN OYSTER and lunch room for sale
N good reasons for selling Inquire TX New church st
INOR SALE. cheap-btock. tools. fixtures aud lease
II OF CARR ge factory. Igqaire of 4. FLUGAR, b26
Hudson ST.. or New FORK Wheel Co.. 81 Bowery.
IrOR SALE-An Old established grocery store, viii
lease. stock and fixtures; bOrsc aud wagon VIII be
sold at bargain. b5S 10Th av
NOR SALE-The handsome cigar store. 30 Mon
i trOse Ay., Wiluamshurgh; no reasonable oner TO
fused.
NOR -AIE-A cash and boat trade butcher shop
II cor. Kent ay. and Clymcr 81, Brooklyn, l.. ID.
NOR SALE Meat hsh. and oyster market; price
u f27b. "a Jones st.. corner BleccAcr
FlNO LET, with fixtures for N AN od.cstablished
Il liquor store rent, $40. App, 70 go. 49,
WANTED A partner with ahout 5000 to mann
w fActure patent article which viii mOnop0lize Q
large trade TINS no humhue
{. W, 2.j Broadway, Brooklyn, +. ID.
oInA FOR -ALE-stock and fixtures Of =
~ wv nfst-class mis- depot, ling IN winter &C
qu rts summerf cans day the fixtures alone worth
$50 uylng rooms complete IN BAGS satisfactory
given for selling no opposition. mix Toe. per
quart, Apply between aud IL A. NJ % Columbia st.
Brooklyn
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sILvER-PLATED TABLE WARE

sILvER-PLATED TABLE WARE
MANUFACTURED by THE
MERiDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY.
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The best Plated SPOONS and FORKS arc those SILL
VENTILATED HEAVIEST on the parts most exposed
to wear. and bearing the Trademark
1si7. ROGERS BROS. XII.
N.D.-Tms great Improvement applied alike TO each
grade OF Plate. Al, g. and ~ ordered The Pro-
and Machinery for manufacturing these goods
Patented.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
t54O.O00 distributed every fifteen days. Next draw.
ing Nov g. Prizes cashed, orders nned Information
furnished. Highest prices paid for Spanish bills Gov
ernments, &C. TAYLOR CO, Bankers.
II Wall ST.. New York.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATION.
KINGS COUNTY. SECOND DISTRICT
1s I'd, 4th, 9TH fth lith, l3tn 18th. 1yth and 20A
Warif. brooklyn
For senator.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
For Senator
WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
For senator.
WILLIAM RICHARDSON.
s275,OOO. WYOMING STAIE LOTTERY
draws 15ln and 3O,h every month Ticket 81. CAPT
tai prize. $4,000. For Information call on II. LOWE.
No. 23l Broadway. Address by mail the manager,
NJ PATTEE Luauic city wyoming.
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At the same time that euiissaries are sent
among the "Moly Mag Tres % with directir
10 secure their votes by promises Of pardon Tor
trcsent offenders as well a. for future criminals,
thus tempting bad men, another class Of ageuts
II husy circulating among the Protestant Welsh
and German population pam hlets on Vatican
Ism m Germany and the United 81 les" intend
ed to arouse religious as well as national preiu-
1lce. aud influence the passions Of nicn
naturally prone to violence. more un-crupu-
I.us aud dastaTdly campaign was never Waged
than that carried on IN this lucfliuy this
tIl hy the Republican leaders. Everywhere
hlpeMs have boon made 10 the low and
trlu-h in. rrtsts of 81 IS aud nationality.
" ulle saving With one breath to the prOtestanis
tuat the succc-. Of the democrats means divi-
t.Du Of the ecnDol fund and the handing over Of
a." trsr-t share 60 the Catholic clergy, they tel
1. Grlmaua that il Pcrhug Is elected ne Is
n uwd blue torkif % Pre- hyterian thnt .
N iur Liquor luW VIII he r, Enacted If he can in
ll'uce the Lcei,l .tpre. liutmuft himsclf goes
ta0nua, and claiming thrir sIifrigrs becailse he
rived tine repeal of tine b. al Oatipn law,
al N thor. tpie pefseclted h} tne temperance
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHiNGToN, Oct IA dispatch received ut the
commanding u Eorth Pacific station, dated Honolulu Aug
that compliance vita orders nom the Navy
the OF the Pensacola flagship OF
he station hOsted half mast tie 27h, throughout
the day and Gun intervals Of every half hour in
honor memory the late President Andrew Johnson
Cochrauo Of tho British Navy III Honolulu
m Ills dagship epue with the sloOpotwar Petrol and
ordered the coOrs OF both vessels 10 be dis
rayed AT half mast fired from both vessels every
half hour. The Hawaiian flag over all the Government build
Of he different foreign representatives and
eonsulates. were all al half mast during the day.
Assistant Paynaser Frank Iunkett Is ordered 70 duty as
amt officer nj the Navy Pay Office at Boston As
sstant Engineer James ~ Perry s ordered to the Fotuno
Iou CounanderC Graves detached from the Navy ard
az Mare California and ordered 10 the receiving ship
Independence Executive officer Lieut. Lambert O. Palmer
detached Naval Observatory and ordered 10 the
Fortune Executive oncer Lieut. \ IL Fletcher Is de
tached receiving ship Independence al the Mare
Island ordered 10 the A-atc station per the
steamer Of tho 10th from FanciscO Chaplain phos
A Gill IA def from the receiving ship Sabine, and ordered
10 The Navy aud station at Portsmouth, ~ H. saimaker
J. detached from tho Iusca tic 23d UT, has
been placed waiting orders.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
JEROME PARK RACES.

THE SECOND DAYS CONTEsTs-POOLs LAST EVENING.
For to-day, at Jerome Park, the programme
offered is almost as attractive that Of last Saturday
and announces five contests. The first will be a
mile dash for all ages for purse OF 5000, winners OF
81 900 to carry pounds extra Eight horses are
expected start Egypt and Sprngle being the favor
ties This will be followed by the race for the Hunter
Stakes for thrceyearOld lcs 800 each half forfeit
and 81 900 added the second horse to receive 5000 out
Of the stakes. The distance is mile and three quarters
There were SO nominations, and three horses are an
nounced to start This makes the stakes worth $3.50 10
the winner who expected to he either Belmont's Oil
tipa or McDanels Matte A. in close contest Ohtpa
is the favorte, but Matte A. has many hackers
The great event of the day will be the three
mile race for fOuTycarolds for the Maturity Stakes
$500 entrance half forfeit with 81 200 added the
ond horse to receive $500 out of the stakes Out OF %
nominations five horses announced TO start; conse
ouently the stakes will be worth 5000 to the winner.
Madge and Countess the favortes Last evening the
betting grew stronger in favor of Brigand second
choice. The fourth event will be mleanda-half dash
for purse of 5000 for all ages Seven horses likely
to start The days sport will close with a handicap
steepe chase purse of $500 the first horse 10 receive
$780, and the second 5000 Eight horses have accepted
the weights. These include the best OF the seeple-
chasers and an exciting may he expected The first
race will begin promptly at r. III. Betting at the pool
rooms last evening very spirited. The following
were among the ~ ctiOn pools sold:
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Macdonald Ben Nevis Bennington, Adorna Ben hyddns
James Kitchen, M. Dndman Ceres capt Bco
Capt JOhans8p) Five brothers, Prudhoe Arrived on sns
27th uti Iconis, Canada Noe, Ahce "a Lo1 po'I
r. burlington, Abbls Thomas. Albpa, Lsynia Kong ps
sverre Maria Lennie Jupiter Mary Durkee 6stfoo, ~
tropos Athena Onkof Alderman the last two
tho Sd inst, Draupner Gemma Doth AZ Dca Spsnaer'
Racer Abbe N. Franklin Mimi P Clara ooodren'
Madge wdare, r. g Berg, RIO 90 ,as,, fI ps:onsao
SIoboda Eida HorthumbIian, Czarowz on the 4th INST
brands (he latter at Gloucester Atlantic Morning star
T. Il. Miedge Havrusen, Liverpool, silver Eagle moZsn
Martha Capt ZachaTiasenl ukan, CITY OF MontIes r
citor, uleIdale Cortena stra.theaII, pIuH'"0A' '"
DISASTERS.
Brig GlenwOOd from Savannah for Prince Edwards Island
went ashore at Jol Head. Liverpool ~ 81 on FRI
night LIST inst and total loss The ere" were
Schr. VIM Is. Mcdonald, Lurgan for POrtsnouth N; ~,
put 81 Reports had heavy weather 1875
schr Glance from Liverpool o. b. 23 days for Three Sis
tors s. put Halifax the Sd inst with her captain
sick.
VINEYARD HAVEN Oct 4-The brig 81. Elmo Of Liverpool
y. NewYork for Halifax, with gram and genera.
shifted pumps choked and sails split
She win have to discharge her cargo.
Sept lat II u.s. long AZ So bark Ivao lRnss from Sin
gnpore May % for New.York.
Sept 10 rs ls long. so o. bark p r. Merrman (ot
Boston, from Calcutta for Boston. 40 days out
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WASHINGTON "A letter received at the Treasury De-
partmen today Giles H. Gray Surveyor OF Customs
Francisco Cal that Capt James H. Conn, OF
Florence Bailey has arrived hero from
the 10th August passed.
spot the shown the charts IL Is about
200 square, in lat 81 30 NJ long 10 IL W. The water
very GEAR, and every that came along broke ON H.
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OBITUARY..
WILLIAM HEGEMAN.

William Hegeman, senior partner OF the
wellknOwn drug firm Of Hegeman Co., died suddenly
at his residence at No West Thirty rsts carly Sun
day morning. Of attack which came on suddenly the
evening before, at the monthly meeting OF the
Century Club Mr.. Hegeman born in this
city in 1916, his father being Judge Adrian
Hegeman who died when William 10 years
Of age After the death OF his father William Hegeman
went into the drug business, In which he pros
pered until Of late years. He had under his
control several branch stores In various parts OF
the country, in addition TO his establishments
Broadway this city. For several years his son. j.
Nyen Hcgcman has been in partnership with him. Not
vhsandngth this multiplicity OF business cares, Mr. Hege-
nan found opportunity to attend TO many other pursuits
He was especially interested in the establishment
Of the College Of Pharmacy and became its President
holding the position for many years. He was also one OF
the House Committee OF tho Century CluD ana an ola
member Of the Union League CLUB ana the
b. Nicholas Society. He had large num-
Der Of acquantances and friends in the city where
he was universally respected. lie was man OF wide
information and no possessed a vein Of genial huinor
Well versed in chemistry and the kindred sciences and
an artist for his own amusement, he was also liberal
patron Of the fine arts and literature In his business
iesons he bore the highest reputation for integrity
and worth
For some time before his death Mr.. Hegeman had at
ENDED the Protestant Episcopal Church 0fthe lncaTnaOn
~ MsdisonaYe. and Thirty1fhst., OF which the Rev:
Dr Brooks Is rector Mr. Hegemans family consists OF
Ars Hegeman, sons, and daugher-J Niyen IIege-
Ean, his partner William a. ogden Hegenan lawyer
~ ths city, and Mrs. Depew wife OF the Hon Chaunccy
~ DelSw, eNSecretary Of state. Gen R0secTans mar
hoa bis only sister.
me Erening NAL well says:
The loss of Mr. Hegeman will be widely felt and sin
Slely regretted. FOR he not only was highly esteemed
Ut. hs members OF big own ,. trade So put ms ms
9 social contact with very large circle OF professional
a literary men, artists. and gentlemen Of leisure, and
hefeYer lac known he respected for the quail
mee OF nature sngulary upright, open, in
ssaous and truthful. Probably no other man
.1s Done much. by precept and ex-
snple 10 give dignity 10 his trade BY bringing TO II
tk knowledge. active scientific inquiries, and oOnsci
"s DEVOTION Hs scientific STUDIES were not limited
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BROOKLYN'S FINANCES.
STATEMENTS OF THE CITY DEBT.

STATEMENTS OF HE Cll1 DEDl'
ALDERMAN ROPES PRESENTS A FINANCIAL EXHIBIT
IN THE COMMON COUNCIL-BRooKIYNS ASSETS
AND LIABILITIES AT THE END OF LAST F0NTH-
DISCUSSION OVER THE FIGUREs-THE CONTROL
LER's REPORT FOR 1674-RECEIPTs AND Ex-
PENDITUREs.
At the first meeting of the Brooklyn Board
Of Aldermen after the Summer recess yesterday, Alder
Bergen who has just returned from Europe, pre-
sided. Alderman Strong said that he had learned that
Alderman Ropes Of the Finance Committee had prepared
complete statement OF the financial condition OF the
city, ard moved that he be requested to read IT, inc
motion carried by unanimous vote. Alderman
Ropes said that he that some may say that IL is
dangerous statements the OF an election III
dangerous only to those interested In the can
vass. was not Tho financial statement had been
prepared at the nstgaton Of clique nor party his
aim was to show the true condition Of the finances OF the
city, and thus to relieve the fears OF the citizens VINO
may read the recent statements that have been made
The finances Of Brooklyn, he added are in good cond
ton wrongs and every word uttered against
the credit OF the city, especially by members OF It's own
household helps to postpone the desired relief Slowly
the city will from this period OF srnkage caused
by imitation. Capitalists anxious to purchase the
city's bonds at premium What Is wanted Is conn
dence Alderman Ropes then read the following STATE
mcnt: