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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
TIE ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND.

NINTH ANNUAL REUNION AT UTICA. n. ", SEPT 10
AND 16-pRoMNENT PERSONS WHO ARK TO EE
PRESENT.
The ninth annual reunion of the Society of the
Army Of the Cumberland will TAKE place 1T Utica. "
Sent IS and Is. Most Of the who composed this
army ane tho West and tor tint reason tie former
yeun;,n,s we're bed In Western iticsC2hcco and Spring
field H. Cincinnati CSe$eiaad Columbus. and Dayton,
Ohio: Indianapolis and Pit.ssu,h Az this il the close
a the tenth ,<r the end a the war. the reUnio h
ex,,capd to be on u unusaM interest LARGO attend
snce Is expestsd Of prominent oticcrs and soldiers. M
only N those who belonged tho Army OF the Cuinbcr
land but also Of those who connected with Other
branches Of the Union amy. Officers N the navy have
ylsO been invited 20 be present ,
President Grant will attend the rerniOn as the guest
Of Senator COnkling. aud Clnef-Jls Waite. rs fhr
guest of Justice Hunt % the United States supreme
Coeyt Gen sheridan. the President OF the society. VIII
prcsde Col Geo j. Waterman OF st. Lors Will dev'T an
oration Sept IS Gen. sherman, Secretary BliAl9w,
Gen G. A. Custer Gen Joseph Hooker, who commanded
the Twentieth Corps OF the Army o. tn Cnnbt Eand,
and many other who prominent In military ana
civil ife win be present On the evening Of Sept 10
complimentary bali which hss been rendered by the citt
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FAIL OPENINGS.

FASHIONABLE DESIGNS AT THE DOMESTIC BUILD
iNo-NEw GOODS AT MCREERY co.'s STORE.
The fasiiOn-r0oms in the Domestic building,
st Broadway and Unionsquare were thronged yester-
day by ladies' who were eager the latest novelties
In dresses and trimmings. large number OF styles
we're exhibited, most OF which were wholly new. One
that attracted much attention mautle, the pecu-
arity Of which WAS small sleeves inserted in the front
thcy support the wrist and the weight of the hold
ing II IN an easy position Another handsome design
plcatcd sacIue,. having deep square front
and short back both OF which have side
peats. An elegant Ovcrskrt, TO he made OF SILK or
worsted goods was ornanented with shirrng in front
and at each side the divided portions OF the overskr
being connected by straps concealed by bows OF ribbon
adys dOlman was made with l9ng flowing sleeves, ex
tld!ng tJc bottom Of The skirt, and dOman
cloak represented, also with flowing sleeve pun
not NJ long the Others. A design for sacque dIs
paved AL exceedingly deep square front and short
back. the front beng faced and feStOOned az the
net with bow OF RIBBON. The back was orpanened III
We same way basqao thar We much admire wa
M with round front and cecp skirt portion Dehlh
winch vas trimmed with fringe and ornanehted al the
Waist with bow.
James McCrery & Co. at Broadway and Eleventb-st.
~ Bonnet. TspiSsier. BeIGD, and Guluet, including
Cashmere centennial" and sublime, and the cash
mr. sublime de Soct which Il manufactured expressly
IT lhiS trm They aiso have coioied S1ks OF every
shade AID Of different qualities. with 20 shades
Iot AIDED slks for evening and reception Silk y
yard. IN wdth has been imported especially for creu
% S, ys shey a aaS v r1 81 uooS OF
raw patterns. Ts firm hes alsO full Lines OF cashmere
eYhSd and Scotch psits. and elshair cloths az
~ ~ ~ of hasery aud snderxcaf The prevailing coors
VI hiies hose Will be navy blue seal brown and csrdi
" a req worn IA solid eoiors American BLACK nnd col
koods s.oxs searfs, laces and linen goods complete
- oFineDf - SHOWN The fix department has been en-
ms season, and the stock Ia more complete than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Ramorcz charged with selling ''hstamrcd
cigars ned yesterday by Commissioner slwe 10 await
the action Of the Grand jury.
AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
COrbctt who arrested several Gays since Tor
attempting the drug o. s3ae T. Hatch at
81 East Tweniietlst was IA. lei III Su.O nan 10 answer
William Woit. charged with manufacturing conn,
tercit nifty cclt currency, wloe mai On before tAlic1
States Commissioner H. G. "a. sO" OF Brooklyn was post
pOned until yesterday bpgt but Ls case wax held
over " ait tine action q: tht Grand jury.
At the Tonhs Police Court yesterday William G.
brought charge OF keeping disoricfly
house al AID RO0scycss aud Is Elatos ac
crs disOIry conduct AOrAes postponed AZ
his request The inmates nc $40 cac sent Tor one
month t. PRISON.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Tlolnas and Harvey and Daniel Crowel hcid
for stealing Il watch valued 49, George W. Mammalian
VI Rigcst. Itw&rI Brnton and Anna ,lnTu were
held for stealing two Paintings valued at so, from Tie house
OF Arthur Fitzpatrick al 40 100 roLr.hae
Farini Giacono, charged with passing SO conn
tefeit bill prporHg 10 have been Issued - the Fiji Va
Copnis Osborn await Tire action The ana jay
John CLARK, Charged WIN having committed att 81 raul
uent bankruptcy BY Illegally d5pOsng CT Las Properly,
held for CANCELLATION.
Iii the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
Iacke yesterday. Henry No1I Gclei O an assault
companion the cii.le pleaded guilt! and
IIOns in inc leB,e tidr otto Pauly
larceny, state Prison i0r years Inonias
CiO1Lu FOR burglary in the Third degree, st u state
similar olelse state Prison years.
4cny BuscEcn, iIr violating c clao l", vac sent Ia me
.iei.tiAry Michael .asar, convicted
robbery Prison for 10 Peter Fla
nrrtv cu,vic Ell of pgria: in Inc Ir degree As sem t.
state Prison iOr JeaI; Iobefi l Las associate lesdeu
gully and SUDt 10 stale Prison Tor years.
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THE SUPPOSED BARRE BANK ROBBER.

MILES CONFINED IN LUDLOW STREET JAli-HE As
sERTs HIS INNOCENCE-A WRIT or HABEAs COR
PUs OBTAINED.
In the arrest on Sunday of George Miles,
alias Myers by Detectives Richard OConnor and Rich
ard Field Of the DistrctAttOneys Office, and E. T. Wig
gins OF Boston, the officers feel certain that they have
cured the leader Of the gang Of six men who robbed the
Barre Bank. Of Barre, Washington County w. on July
g. Tho robbers entered the house OF Charles A. King
cashier of the bank, bound and gagged his family. and
hurried him the bank where he forced to admit
the band and open the Onter safe. In this the thieves
secured $4,000 Of the unsigned bills Of the bank MI
King convinced the robbers that he could not open the
inner safe because 1t fastened with o'clock iock
which could only be opened at certain hour in the
morning After trying unsuccessfuy TO force open the
safe the gang took Mr. King back To his house and le
him gagged and bound. The stolen bills to the amount
Of $4,000 all ingenously forged, have since been re-
turned to the bank for Identification.
Mr. King WAS able to give accurate description OF
the robbers and one Of their number, well-known
burglar called Pete" Afonss was captured on train
at Rumney, N. H. Alfonsus had a companion, who es-
capped and the officers claim ~ have certain knowledge
that the man Miles Myers" under arrest, was
this fugitive. Joseph Tyson alias George Fuller alias
Joseph Kngsand another OF TIE gang was ca,nrca t
Justice DAILY to out an unexpired term OF nine
years o,c,,ou uyo,d
and Virgins for time. He had been living NJ NO
3O6 West Fifty ffth-st, but rarely left his house lie Is
said to have an interest in the Brevoort stables IN UNI
yersty place Early Sunday morning the officers were
in front the house. watching for their man. Mics
out about without his coat and with ms nav
pulled down his eyes, and went to newsstand 10
buy paper. lie seized and handcufod ana with0ut
being permitted to RENTER his house. was hurried TO 70
lice Headquarters and locked up there Tor the night
Yesterday morning he taken by the detectives TO the
Sherif's Office While there. his counsel obtained writ
OF abeas corpus from Judge D0nohue returnaDe DeOo
him in Chambers tomorrow, at 1880 a. m Meanwhile,
Miles in the custody Of the Sheriff. and is locked up IN
Ludlow Street Jail lie told rRIBCNL reporter yester-
day that lie could prove concIusvcy that there was
mistake i'll identity-that lie :" was not that
an abi on the date Of the robbery. The officers now
ever, insist that he is notorious burglar, Miles de-
clincd to give the Of his counsel He Is man a
little below the medium hight, with very broad shout
ders and a muscular, heavy frame and appears TO DC
between 80 and 80 years OF age His Dlir Is dark
brown and his face is ceanshaven save rather closely
trimmed imperial Of sandy hue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
THE COURTS.
THE ROSE MICHEL LITIGATION.

IHL MUSE MICilEL' LII ltAllON.
THE INJUNCTION AGAINST AUGUsTIN DALY-THE
ARGUMENT OF THE LAW QUESTION POSTPONED.
In the Superior Court, Special Term, yeStcr-
day, before Judge Freedman, A. j. Dittenhoeler and
Charles W. Brooke appeared behalf Of sheridan shook
and A. NJ. Palmer 10 argue for permanent Injunction
against the production of the play of Rose Michel by
Augustn DAILY Messrs. Simon and WALL at any theater
in this city. The plaintiffs claim that they have pui-
chased Ernest Blum the French author OF the play
the exclusive right to have acted in this country ana
that though protected by the copyright law, they
protected by the common law as TO imprinted manu-
scripts when published by ectng il tlcatcr Inc
defendants also claim license from the author OF the
play. 80
iir Booth appearing for Mr.. DAILY, announced that he
was ready to proceed with tue argument, but ". h.
Smith. appearing for Mr.. Days co-dcfcDGaus. claimed
that The papers mad been served HIS clients so
late tha, they had not had sufficient time to answer or
even examine them. lie therefore asked - hours delay
Counsel for plaintiffs objected 10 delay. bat rs jude
Freedman inclined 10 grant ii, asked thai, Il ii went
over at all, the Adjournment be 10 Thursday as thcv
could not both re present until then; Tine isllon =
adjourned until Thursday. Mr.. Ditt. nice,ier "a ~
Booth perini. personal service on Mr. Day - The
papers, for days they Lad been unable ma
him. Mr. Booth said lie would arrange nat mai ~ WITH
Them ana the motion went over tie temporal IJdnC-
ton continuing
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INSTRUCTION OF COLORED WITH WHITE Chill
Dl.EE

The case in which William II. Johnson, a
colorcd recks through mandamus to compel the
BroO Syn Board Of Education admit his Son, william
W. IL. Johnson, u, 10 Public School No 49, which
has -ct apart exclusively for white children
argued before SulneneJusce Gilbert yesterday George
H.fsher counsel Tor Johnson said his motion for the
mandamus based upon the school Law Of 1864 and
the Act Of 1873, when prohibited any discrimination
Oh account " color. Edgar NJ Queen, counsel
Tor TIE Board Of Education, cOntended that the Board
had ighl des natc which SCHOOLS should be attended
bv hit. and Wbcn ~ cOlOred children long equal
facilities given to all Justice Gilbert sad thai the
system a. school ecucati0n was established for
the uuhlc and that al ehoud have free TO H. He
though i, dancC 10 ntrst administrative officers
with puwc' that mig he used 10 the prejudice OF private
MINT. 4 ~ reserved.
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1874. D'Y:;i'. Ir:'- sN::t' c''"s''' lrT~

sent 23I 90 27ssI9 1854 $780, 6s 40
Sept. l223 200 2sos geo LOO es @ o. ~ 90
hept 20 $50 500 900 100 2se,.o ~
Oct SGG925 900 29, 400 oC a.eSsS y. ~ ax
Oct Ic23347I 100 2sl yT1 % 1sgi99co 21OIosW 90 WsU
Oct n 700 ls2 as 200 100 2sIs80 623942S
Oc "a 800 2si SO 700 Is soo 2,o s o 80
Nov 722c.,i3eOo u.s. Oc6 100 l20?l 100 700 9SeeU
Now "A 40 y9l 200 2Ss 49, 0) l25I& so s29oJ 59alloy
Nov ii 227 5OD 2Si95oo 1855 200 2Ss2sO0 1920 W
Nov * 22a1c7 as 500 l7ss0?o 24g6so0 81 totO
Dec. 29,632N 2sc.63c COO H. $50 $40 ~ sSsloD o5Ni@
Dee ~ 2s4Csc0o ~. Sso t+67 10c Hoi2e0 81 22iIoo
Dec 10 25,1 800 2ss 4C5 200 .2is0 ~ $50 t9tloSO
Dec. 2s 23. 800 2s $1,000 361y5o 2fI:l oU tWiIW
',sJap 22I 4Co 24 400 800 1891 o0 NSloVD t763tO
JAN 923lCl3 2sS i57 900 1874 900 2&6a4" 496&3eO
Ian ia 2S6 soT 800 g3222IO0 "a t07 800 6os2I0o
Jan &c LAG go 2s482s5Oo B. 900 "a 50 .l@e
Ian ~ 23s i9 40 os6lJ2 70 $500 2i15,C6 49, c@
Feb. 23s.l2320 29i.l9700 lT,lapC0 &Sl I'D o ~i'e1
FEB IL 800 2ga 200 5.is24o o3s,e,N 62,51o0
Feb 10 28S22Jso0 2eissoI 5solcO 135i2SoJ BC47.tco
Feb n g33 COZ 500 NO 1861 900 22544S 3@3.2sO
Mar gnllO 900 OO 1871 800 90 200 5sOocCO
Mar - 350 200 49, 900 1870, 100 22tl0iCo 50s9@0
Mar 20 2lsll93O0 2s3 3jsO0 10,5T0 22ls900O I542Po
Mr. ~ 21e Oh SIC 1853 a. 52i3i. 100
April 324.sIGOo 2795JGo s2s2 500 2ls3t.ol u s99s 800
April 10 2ssQs 700 1929 100 9665o II i3s0O t9S8o
nrI oe I6 600 1TT oS 500 45lSOO q 500 700 lSkl9 go
Anrl "a 2,92CJp 975 S0o0 l4.bI3 200 2i.3sO 30 700
Nav 22iOs2 100 21s 2J3 900 12,O4590 2llF20 SJg,0%e
Mar 227 81, 800 4yOSO0 95ll 500 D1S%aN 61l322"o
Nav IL 23i o2i 300 0l1Coo 2issl0) 5sClI 800
Nav ~ l2i29 100 2soJ 800 500 2o,363SOD 503S e
May ~ 232 900 2Si 3o 1864 600 2sl6s 0C 6l022o
June 223.42l0o ~ 80 u,4s2vD lyy2lO o. S.lND
Jupe 70 $50 les 100 III s 1865 1079 100 $40 g. 632e
unc 10 ga Ss 100 2152iT5c0 Os032O0 1906 GOO C622o
lime Dc OOO rs 7o 500 200 9i42Oo0 $500 200
iv 215sqG zoo 27q 97 200 s.s470D0 i90l65C0 7l49N
iv II zoe ls066G SO 600 s9S25o0 Il. S 100
ny n 250s26 COO IG,9S73O0 sc0 7oC6l 2O0
July q .5?2sGOO 27 100 900 1Ss060J 73,3Oo
nly n 81 OSs 100 200 1898 400 s.5994o0 75ys20
Aug 2sOf3sO9 I5,7s72oo s5760a 1855 Ooo
Aug Il o4so332c0 800 l6,33t0o los2o1 .S'oo5W
Au Of l46 76 600 900 800 1e25oJ 103JO 100
AM o. atSGlS 100 2s23S Os5 900 7o,5s 700
sept 427sss 800 49, s33c0 o2lO5OO sl9Sao" 1876 oSoS
TAELE Of TIC Arcragc lnou,t OF Loans Speete CGeuia
ktOn. DeDOsts and Legal Tenders ~ nc Bdnfs o. We
Ciigof Sec- Torh for the reek ending saturday. Sept
A. 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
The closing quotations Of foreign exchange are as

Money continues in bountful supply. and call
loans are done at 202 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper quoted 4i2 to g. The Customs receipts at
Washington to-day were 100000, and the Internal
Revenue receipts, 100000, the United States
Treasurer receiving 100000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The following was the Clear
ing-house statement: Currency exchanges $685.
4O4. 734 currency balances, $3,Il3.925; gold ex-
changes SO Os2 s23. and gold balances, 81 Os9,O5l
Government bonds were quiet but iriner. We
annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

street passed by at the time when one negro re-
marked:
"You poor niggers didn't know used to be stock
holder in de street car companyW .
"You'se fool, niggah else you must tink wei y
sad another.
Its fact I was - protested the b0aster.
How much Of q stakeholder was you, now |" asked .
third darkey.
"why, held de mules uph yar at Peachtreest- when
dey changed DC teams TO dc cars !"
And the laugh was loud and hearty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY Nttt. y IST5
COFFFE-1ie market FOR RIO &c lower VITA hoier de-
naa embrace ~ per Ellen c. 40 bags per Mem
hays Egil nco!r aillvh 5OO bags per Ahna
Maii, SEQ bass rer .iegidas, 3Jl bags yer Ionsii,
Lab BAGS santos per 10 bags PCT do, 100 bags
Sapos Der g.n.s Drye-. 81 b% ,cr Daa 80 bags per
Dsncbrook 1000 bags per len g. AZ 0u prif ate TENS
ami later hear ,13r tl.s per McfgUn lss4c;
quote ordinary cargos ~ i-9ls;c FAR do sidi3iac;
good do rGlc ,oc ~ 2U'S Santos, far 10
c,rgoo. l9G30-S S"cLs IN, cvogipg were 5.,Si2
bags inc iiug 423 bags at BnuTr LEO bags at kIc1
ia Sew ork AlO' and loading for
United states, III aOj ba.-s Purchased "a oniteo states 10
4th inst. lJ3.dOJ bagA
eCOrrOS-Tac rgsI~ foe Cotton quiet. bat
quOtable o'rnr1 u 1T ie shipping
tlr,s TO-DAY 3 bai, last SpX 1869 bales
ih- cav ia.i year, i,.'.i bsls- We quote:
nast, Itgto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
NAVAL, INTELLIGENT r.

WASHINGTON Sept. 6-Capt. William F. Truxton
has been duty OF the Yard IL Boston,
the 18th Of October next In place of capt sieen
b. Luce driichei from duty and placed On waiting orders
tsecr1p received " the Navy Department from Pot
HDyai C.. that the United states steamer
Piynr,th that place this morning from TN mouth
of the Rio she been 'niy for
ordered Ia proceed 10 Norfolk Va, without
DELAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
AID The following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were unusually active for the Pa
cific issues which advanced a t. per cent. The
largest business in Union Paciec iirSts, which
rese to 1903, and Central Pactcs, which reached
lO4l2. Chicago and Northwestern Consolidated
advanced to 80, the gold bonds being firm at e7'2.
The following were the latest bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

gems OF Utica TO the members Of Soccty and their
guests will be given. The Reception Committee on the
part Of the citizens includes cx-Gov Seymour ana
senators Conklng ard Herman. The following are the
officers of the Society President Gen H. sherids dan
Secretary Gen. H. n Cst Of Cincinnati Treasurer Gen
j. c. Fullerton OF st. Louis; Chairman OF the Executive
Committee, Col. Watson c. squire Of lion, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON Sept. G.-Ey direction If the Iresi-
dent cart Hamilton Lcbrr. Military 81 f.k ccpC has been
orbfef % lrr 10 Maior1cD Hancock PRESIDENT
Of the Retiring lOrA, and hO.i himself Ia ri
ness appear borr The Board for cIanaien when sum
monet NE extension 81 leave 81 absence scons cr;if
icac u Gisstlty, granted Capt. Vc!psh1h Nah AnEerp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The undersigned have this day formed Copart-
for che transaction of a general Banking and Com
mission Business, at No. 10 New-St. New-iork,
Sept l, 1879. L. r. liMPsoN,
j. ". GfLLES2Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
MCKEE RhEKINS TROUPE PERMITTED TO PLAY
THE TWO ORPHANS

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Sept. 6.-Judge Dyer of
the United states Disrict Court denied the motion Of tn
attorneys for Shook Palmer to-day for injunction Ia
rtstIrn the performance Of "Tle Two Orphans by thu
Mckee Rankin troupe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

The coin sent from San Francisco 10 New-YOrk
from January to july 1875, shows an increase OF
some 700 per cent over the amount sert during the
same period Of 1874, as the following official returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
aylvania Skies, third issue, 112; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 2Oas Reading Railroad, 5694 Penn
sylvania Railroad. 5las Gold, 1li's.
The Bank Statement compares az follows with
former returns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
A sTOCKHOIUER

~, From me 4rdntn CoHs'1sfiJn
Wien the haEds knocked of from work for
sh'r al OF buildings being erected Asbaina
- st.Sday tle hoIearTiers g0t Into j0biDg mood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07
EDUCATIONAL TOPICS.
ATTENDANCE AT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

ATTENDANCE AT PUBLIC SCHOoLS.
RxOPENING AFTER rHR SUMMER vACATIoNs-0PfN-
IONS UPON TRE EFFICIENCY OF TIKI TRUANCY
BUREAu-MErHoDs AND WORK OF THE TRUANT
OFFICERS.
The Public Schools were opened yesterday
morning and The indications that they will be better
filled thie year than they have been htherto II was
impossible yesterday to obtain complete returns Of the
attendance The Normal College was opened at a. m.
All the professors and students present and Com
missioners Wood. Halsted, Fuller and Baker OF the
Board of Education attended Commissioner Wood In
trcduced NJ. Eugene Aubert the newly-apponted Pro
Of French 10 the students taking occasion at the
same speak upon the subject Of education and its
advance generally and the necessity Of having good pro-
fessors and teachers.
Different opinions are expressed in relation to the
benefits OF the Bureau OF Truancy. The Board OF Eduea
ton CARDS its operations far az Of little assistance in
the cause Of education. MI. Stanton. however the
supe, ntenden OF Truancy expresses himself rs well
at the and efficiency of the Bureau. and with
the workings OF tho Compulsory Education act The fol
lowing the official statement by the Bureau of the
wort from March l. when II first went into opera
Zion IN Jnlv when school vacations began:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-07

RAVAGES OF A NEW CATTLE DlSEASE MAX
AVON, N. Y.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. Ga disease similar
to the ezotic of FEW years has broken ont among
the cattle near Avon Forty have died within two weeks
r Yefyu died Yesterday
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For fuu,t deliver 'hc srt with lgs >inc
dny show decline of , aad tho Ions
nyit sars ~ follows al On Is,s of TOW Mlafnps:
i. sober, Is
Der lCnl 3i,c.: Dccnni"f, .Ou lS'sc January. loO1.
lj.sC. February, 20 IL &C. leo IL i'sac.
Macs 800, ~ oc Ar 800, IL as4c; MAY, 400 /. aa.c;
JUNE 100. IL az; Uta $500 bates aaian .lng priceJ
Stut-nbe Is cioDet, l. "sc NoNtm
lei gs.c, D,ccn,b-. lasi3 .as. Januail Is iis,
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Total.
s2,3ll,5iS


The United States Mint at San Francisco resumed
the coinage Of gold last week, commencing on q lot
of Sc, 600 900 in double eagles of which amount
$500, 900 were coined the first day.
The Oneida Gold Mining Company has paid Its
second dividend, amounting to $4,000
The Consolidated Virginia Mining Company has
declared its September dividend OF $40 per share
payable on the 18th inst
The London advces reported everything quiet Oh
the Exchange there, British. COnsols being hrmer'
IT, S. bonds strong and Erie higher at 1914 for COM
mon and 81 to 80 for preferred. Money continues
abundant there at 1os per cent for three months
bills of discount. Rcntes in Paris closed at o66Z2
The foreign exchange market was dull ana nominal
at quotations tine selling rates being Oh the basis OF
"a s4l20$4 So and 81 s7l2d$4 So. The gold
market was strong at 114osa115 as the principal
basis Of transactions, some sales being made at
114lo On gold loans the first borrowing rate was
LEA, but this drew out 80 much gold that later the
rates ran down to 3, 2, l. and fiat, while IN some
cases holders paid and two per cent to have their
balances carried over 1t remains TO be seen whether
or not the clock up" scheme has been abandoned
The Assistant Treasurer paid ont $4,000 IN com
interest and $75, 700 on called bonds The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows Gold cleared SOS, 626, 900; gold balances.
$l,15965l; currency balances, $l,37O,4Oo. Inc
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RENE CouRr-CrlMsras- Doyomrr, ].

GfyERAL STSsIONs-HACXI H. R-John Gonzales, arson
John Anold Robert Har!. John Connors william Ne.
alon JOn TW0m,y, AID David savage burglary John
we,ze! samuel Decker John B;Q erck, and Mary iumlat
feOnious assault ami battery.
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Ol4 OcLoC
AND 1Ilo O'CLOCK A.. ".
FIRST BOARD-10l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ
Sales Of State Bonds-Raiirodd B0nds-B1nk and RAT
,oad Sh1res-- rrDress Stocks, &C.
Missouri 6s, l. b

Missouri 6s, l. b
LOCO. 102
Georgia 7s, q Is
l,0uU....... ~ l.
y J Cent LIST, Con
1.OOD........i07h
Mil q ct P'l IS. LIST,
LOCO. -. ...lOSI
Northwest Con
2.000. ...... $685.
North-W Consol
Cou CD BIDS
7.0nO........ S7t2
Nor and Essex "a
2.cOD.......107
n Y Cent 6s. SO
1000. lO4
600. .......104 e
a
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Gold receipts. S5fS, 2GG 40 :
Gold payments. 22l $40 ~ !
Gold balance. .35. 1851 %
Cur'yreceipts.. 4,Ci9.569 90 !
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I MIlH CtnrTU -UV'' .UC' v
| 800. he. &c lOD-...-.-- So
| NY Cent and Iud Del, Lack and West
/ lOU...bcs3. l04i2 5O..."bc. 1903
100. &C &c
| Harlem lOo.bcs3...
100 .bc.l32 Ohio and Miss
! North Western 2nO.....oe. lSo7
200. ucs3 39's bO........ 1ol2
5OOs3. 39i< 1OO...... 1874