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New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

'Rx tivadrud
The first sale, at tnc Stock Exchange tod T7z7
generally higher than at the close yesterday bur the
market quickly weakened and declined from to
per cent. then rose again to higher figures than
al the openlng The total transactions Of the day
amounted to 2l6OOo shares. of which 5d.lOO were
Western Union, which, opening at =. declined 10
49, rallied 70 ~. and closed at "A. Pacific Mai was
strong on a small business j40O shares. II opened
at 81, and sold al 2i59354 Lake Shore. Of which
"A 400 shares were Sold failed 10 exhibit that buoy
ancv which was expected OF it a. result of the
raising Of the injunction against the payment of
the dividend which was ANNOUNCED to-day. and was
known on the Exchange at az early hOur. The stock
opened at %, aud sold AZ 74s01j114,, which
is per cent lower than Fridays close. Union
Pacific OF which there were 50, 700 shares sold,
was by all odds the strongest stock upon the list and
made the greatest advance for the dag, steadily ad
vaucing from 81 to 49,, and closing at 3es. The
strength and activity of this stock are believed to be
largely due to the Incoming contest for the cleo
tion Of directors il being stated that neither OF the
two partee has got enough stock % secure
the BoaId OF Ohio and Mississippi, IL 800 shares were
sold at 973272S the latter being the closing prlee
Wabash was quiet and steady, only 5lOD shares
having been sold at 27.r927:S27b9@7s. New-York
Central was dull and weak. only 90 shares having
been sold at 1G2lQ1e2. OF Rock Island. Loo shares
were sold at 1885 a lG3l SlO5!. Erie sold at 2sa2ss9
%, on 1900 shares. North Western opened at ~
and there were Is 100 shares sold between 49, and
4g0A!. st. Paul. $40 shares at 3GiS3o, S3'teS7.
The market closed generally strong, although not
at the highest prices of the day. and shows evident
signs of manipulation, the full meaning Of which
will perhaps be more apparent few days hence
than at present The opening, highest, lowest and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

Jan. l. against s2,3i7,O00 last year This constant
and steady drain upon our very limited supply OF
gold fails yet to attract the attention which IT.
importance would seem to demand Bat if it con-
tinue six weeks longer at the same rate as during
the past six weeks, it will be likely to command the
attention both Of the Government and Of our finan
cial institutions. The month on the Stock Exchange
has been marked by depression where bu9yauey
had been confidently expected by much the larger
number Of spectators upon the entire speculative
list and although but few of the stocks have shown
a decline Of over Der cent. the whole market has
indicated feyerish and unsettled feeling very dis
eouraging TO the bull element The market is now.
however in an anomalous condition difficult to
plain. Within the past few days bullish sentiment.
real or feigned has been developed from an
pected quarter, and the market has put the
appearance Of a nowly-organized bull cam
plign. However this may be, the facts
regard to intrinsic values. and the immediate
prospects Of the railway and o,her corporations
whose securities dealt in at the Exchange, which
seomed to justify lower prices at the opening Of the
new year are still in force Railroad reports have
been made Of the business for the past year, which
are generally far from satisfactory. inasmuoh as
they almost universally show increased debts and
In many eases seem tO indicate cooking" of ac-
counts as to earnings and operating expenses The
rates for ighr. even by schedule, lower than
ever before at this season of the year; but these
arc not adhered 20, at the West, tue lines run
ming east from Chicago have entered into a bitter
war, and both passenger and freight rates are cut
down to fearful extent. that it il repOrted-nOt-
withsandng the denial Of agents at this end OF the
lnes-that engagements have been entered into to
transport grain from Chicago and Milwaukee to
NewYork at the rate Of IS cents per bushe against
81 cents year ago. We DO not undertake to
determine the question to the discrepancy be-
tween the statements Of railroad agents here and
the journals OF the West. To illustrate the steadily
downward tendency of freights for the past six
years. we give the rates received by the Lake Shore
line as found in their official annual report, except
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
CRIMINAL NOTE

Elias Freidburc. charged VIII rhur old boxes
cgss sss bed ou s.aTal b. 5000 U4i a umas ne'
sheds
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Patrick
3,rvey. bart e,. OF Ns L-a wee . $500 a' 'o Voc
ng the
AT the jefferson N.rke Police CONT Yesterday.
Aadrew Roiuey coo-- o--.. 5000 Os. Ios
Ereskng .uto .he sab.c o L..3as- Aeson
John A. Machado. VINO wa, Indicted for perirry.
,IrFet have been .. tr
sss resr-esfed hv e a. a
hsoaa a lhomss VI ho,sH. l-rr.ierilr uh l.. Dl es
So. BE- ds3 great l1 at- Oh. .r .r- ,t 'ele il-,s
tsns that be auo-t 90 I,a~. tT ..iops
In The United State Circuit Court on Saturday,
Ro0eri D. Ltca eaaei E, of iar--f ,'" ""'ss-l sni
Iosah farsHr re4.-t e. tr U t- H'- 4h''"-.
resAnle. Coz s,ue1e. "....r. rt... 'T-n' 'I
iet,ef toa-, ula. t,. al- . D. N.riFH 'iait'1 Th
Egiy
At the Essex Nsrt.t polc4 Cont Yesterday,
gohr Ksue h-r f.lrs " hfl-
o. No ~ .ll.et,,--s -- a-. 0-.a "'r.- go.
Herrr fti ..
srsoas- .resuug os. ..1- t- >. Il-.r Et.u
il -esfv belong. 20 H'f 'F-t- Of NJ" ..t o. ',--''.
s.ruag boz. .4.s to.A
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
SAIUEDAY, Jan. 3o-P. N.


The ccqe " the present ,ysek fefches with il also
,ne lose ot the lrst month Of Inc Gew wear. And a
review cf he month demonstrates TIE fact that the
an4irira-ons which were sed at It's commence
m.nt have failed in fail realization. Trade in the
.,t q l5 rs = whole. has been dull, unsatlstac-
tory and -rGoraly a. declining prices. The exports
OF mere handi from TIN. port aione-lnd from all
o,.crs 10 ,.ooat the proportion-sh falling
oil N value a. compared with January, 1874.
of over Sf.GO9.JJ), SbOus - per cent;
and the decline has been moro marked during
tar Last t1au during she first two weeks. For
Instance the exports OF wheat for this week have
bt Hl lv 3r 9j6 bushels ai-.iust SJl3 for the cor
responding week J.. 1874 and for the month 9S2, iCs
bushels agaas: 97l6lJS 10 JanusrJ, 1874 In domes-
TIC dry goods there are Indications that prices,
particularly for cottOns bave touched hard
UanH aBd that for tho future a mer
Chant may buy an invoice with some degree
nj confidence tia! his competitor VIII not be able
tie next day Dup icste the order at lower prices
md therefore no may have some reasonable hope Of
making profit upon his trade. This by the way
does not necessarily imply that the business this
yr,r VIII 10 ~ any considerable extent larger than
.a, Of last year; but it does give reason TO antci-
nat, fbat tho trade that may actually be done may
ba fairly profitable Il must, however be borne in
mind by cur manufacturers that their capacity for
pr,duriion at present largely exceeds the peoples
oiI.y to parohase and therefore that If they repeat
III. mistake OF last January in running to their full
c,nacfy the market may again be overstOcked.
grd ~ consequence another collapse III prices viii
b. likely to ioik0w The importation Of merchandise
foY tho month forms the one uufayorable feature.
being sbont $4,000 in excess of January, 1874. and
ole so. COS less thau in 1913 This, in connection
With oGr large liabilities for interest abroad, the
fIct that The price Of Government bonds adj
mis- 4 their importation at profit. and
tie very Jlatorill decline ID exports is not
es8rCaliy enc1uragrug. aud does not rIye much
pion.se q Cessation Of ouI specie shipments
which alieady amount To the sum Of s.2O0,o0 snce
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

The year 1915 commences with rates for treghts
bound eastward below what they were during the
Summer of 1874 Can such state of things be sup
posed to present very favorable prospect for bull
campaign on railway stocks so heavily handicapped
with water" "a TO make it rot only necessary that
they receive fair rates for transportation, but also
large business in order to even meet their animal
interest and sinking fund liabilities 1t is now loss
than year ago that people were buying the stock
Of the Toledo, Wabash and Western at 30 because 1t
was cheap aud now it is officially announced that
the Company VIII not pay the interest on Its first
mortgage bonds falling due on the 1st Of February,
and which only represent about $4,000 per mile of
road. and the preferred stock which always paid
per cent per annum until within year or 30. sells
at % cents on the dollar. II would be comfort to
be able 10 believe that this is the last road which
has csme 10 grief; but there are too many Others
which have pursued tho same policy Of increasing
their debts to meet interest and dividends TO Justify
such belief Western Union has been the leading
stock for the week, the sales amounting 10 about
$4,000 shares or than Oue-thlrd of the entire
business at the Exchange. 1t has huctuated
between u and 7is. closing at a. Next IN point OF
activity has been Lake Shore. Of which l9Ol shares
were bought and sold, at prices ranging from % 10
7j, the price marking per cent below the high
est figure mt the close to-day. Union Pacific has
been strong ali the week. but more especially 50 in
the later days of the week. The transactions IN this
stock amounted to $1,000 shares Following these III
point Of activity weIo OHIO and Mississippi North
Western Pacific Mail ST. Paul, Wabash, Ere. and
Rock Island. Tho subiOined table shows the eN-
treme fluctuations in United States bonds, the lead
ing railway and miscellaneous shares. and gold.
made during the past week as well as the closing
quotations Of each at the dates aforementioned ana
TIE aggregate sales ol each stock:
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
THE COURTS.
An ARCHITECTURAL CONTROVERSY.

AN ARCHITECTURAL CONIkpNEN9i'
Tho case Of Hathorne against The Erenin1
-, ,,, Cor confederation In the Court OF Arbitra-
80, an saturday Judge Fancher presided, assisted oy
n, Weir the arbitrator for TAe Post end Leoolu Eu
va, %, Mr. Hathorne. Mr. Henderson and Nl!'an WI ~,
C1Ilen Brvant present Win Jed@c az VI ,S,na
.ondncted the ease for the plainiih ..~...
statement from NJ. Bryant was read 20 , lne en-,
,ha. NJ Hathsrue CGcrOd plan of hsht siIu'luto
,ffb Freuch roof for TIE new Lncnfnq Toe. i
10 man was accepted. hut 70 was asserted Win 'ls
,l ac,fiou chat the roof should be taken on
T8 fat one substituted the side walls incrca 'hk I'D
h.St n, tTc,ufe the two stories provided Tor n tue
M Us stated That iu the skctcu submitted Tor se-
ifior be walls lad been roughly Indicated As - lIcArs
- trtc mt tn fr finished trsc'ue- ready for the
a.. thev had Bctn increased 90 iU inches on the
,,..- st,r-.a r4 was considered an lu..fc ou 90 tA
teigu Of Mrssr~. H-utcrsoa ana By dr' N"' "o,oi"
iugi, dis ard .d the plan. t,s
C3-orgr Is. Post thc atcaifect. w1s Na.ncd ON D
% the drl.n.e aud She case Was t.INniA N-'""' Va
tlat.l Friday the 14tl lL-t.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
TILE cornrs rnR FErRrAEY-

To-day the February term oi the courts
-. "a ,bs ss.i,,,,,I- Of tnc Judges o. follow:
IN ,h pror,e Conr+ I'D q. Van V.Ts vl hold special
rer,n. ana Jndccs barrett. Yta B-gl' ana Doaolle
u,u preside IN the tbr,e parts of le Crcui'. Judge
Barrett Will continue % hold tAe oyer '1d I-Tmlner
during portion OF the trc. ~ criminal. e'ss OF m9sa M
tf,p,rapes ar. eXptcied % Pc nruucu ou during LAe
t.rn, Judge Lawrence viii transact the Cntm5 r. ou'
ness. In the suuoros Court. JUDGE. N0ncli. reed
nm and Nan Worst vs.. hold tIe F.utr. Torn
JuGgos -osir scd-Cics and Curtis Viii hoi t'e iiial
Terms. In tne Goai C,ln1a Pea. l1ses rrr
Tndrp L0ew the EqG,f Term and SJlSe Robinson nc
Chambers In tue Marine Court Jr '-r- .na' tr's''
anJ Al.er viii hold tu..I. T ~m Jl0- shea. AEar,
MrAdam. aud g. 90. Tr.n Terms. judge Gross VIII
hold Special Term, C4aIn2or- Tar. 'lH De 10 OcI-
ar.l Tenn OF the Supreme Co-tt thi, maIi1.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
We annex tie closing quotations OF stofIiug eN-

The money market was easy az q e5 per cent
prime mercantile paper selling AZ "a @6 per cent
The late telccraphic dispatches from Washington
this afternoon report that the Internal Reyenue 70
ceipt to-day were $5)OO0. a total since the lst IN
slant of $s6JOC0O The National Bank notes re-
ceived for redemption were S670OO0. The Treasurer
now holds SSSj $4,000 il bonds TO secure National
Bank note circulation. and Sl65OOC0O to secure
public deposits. The outstanding National Bank
note circulation is S34L7oOOoO. of which s2,S0cO0
are gold notes The Treasury call on Monday will
be- for SlJ0U0G)G fiye-EwentIes.
Tho bank statement was again unfavorablc. the
spece lem having decreased S3,sc460O largely be-
cause Of shipments abroad but the fun extent Of
the loss u nexDlicabe. The legal tenders were mp
over million, and the movement OF the week
eveutuated II d net loss to the banks Of $9H4 700,
thoy now holding in surplus sl5,994400 The fol-
lowing shows the condition Of the New York City
at ne dates o ven below
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
The following is comparative sJatenri5 o' -
.xnorts Of specie from the port Of Newiork 70 i''

The Philadelpha stock market Is steady ran
.vlvania 6s. III; Philadelphia and Erie Rn.'oaG'
a. Reading Railroad, SGT Pennsylvania Railroad
So. Gold. ll3s.
The Gebhard Fire Insurance Company anno1'ce
serai-auuual dividend of five per cent paya's
keb. /.
The governors of the Stock Exchange have u -
fed their recent new law in regard ~ commlsSolr
- NEW York STOCK EXCHANGE, Jan. ~ I7s--
A. a meeting OF the Governing COmm4Jtrr, h'i' -
ter1aY the following amendments 10 Tue O".u.Hi r1
law enacted on The 18th OF tins month"; Were "'p''.
E,rSt SECTION 10 redd) One-qu3rtsF VI one = lc -
on the par value Of stocks, bonds, ana O'htr scr
when the tram action - made Tor regular if '''
md oneeighth Of per cent on the par v'he "i tA
---..g.y ,-,.- .he transaction Il spccU-.usc o.
ga r6eo snch tranSacrlchs aIS InSlo y. ys ~-T-~
-ae,nar buslpess or occupation q - ue,1 - 7....
49, a. tna EewYork Stock Exchsn2e. '1e cJIl-
sfon shsIl pe not than One-sxteenIh o. ~. ~,
- ~ nar valun OF all securities Dougbt or -4i'
comInssiOns for all purchases OF sales u SecuIii
Tor hanks trust companies or other lHOorpofd'e" ''
tItlops shall DE not less tRan one gnu ' lH0 -
an the mar value thereof proetded pNeo''' ''t -
sscurias OF the Uuied states Government 'ha "e -
cepfei from the prOvslons OF TINS sectIou' an' .' =
,oinr1um rate Of commission thereou 10
~ tho EXCHANGE and 20 incorporated lnsttu-t '9
he onesfxt-euth Of Que per cent on lle VtI 'd'u. ~
scroah Section TO readl: on all sec III ''H' rt
cararnmears pougnt or sold FOR msh4Dci7 OF "a -
ch,nOe Ihe rate OF commissions shaII D. 'tiS ." -
ons-t v-secOnd OF per cent on the par l'"''
-, yvhera one member merely buys or sells "a "@"'N
er and substitutes his principal during lnG O.s'
bnnrs OF he day OF the tansact0n 10 wA,h ca" -
cornnissicn sha tho rate Or - per lDJ -n@'
par value Of 500; and $4,000 par VAIHe " oo' '"'
eaual 10 100 shares or fuIl STOCK.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
nr.L-,nNs-rAN N

Suprene Court hurnDers--Bv j -Lro I.Ivr"nC e
coI silver Plrf- "a. act ' N i.-4 J. r.
lsssrsnrc Og- -.r- O. r.' q ur-o arr s.t''-d
Bt Jude D1norn.- s-uke 7r. -t l1H. RAILROAD
Co.-Mouan L---. .l.. rtevl scf >l.Ha.~
G-,rrd GU rrt Gur-- les tro. HHfH7 Tread
pell Rs1d,pL us - h.ia0.H nm. hel at- D"y-a-
Order gra TEL Nr.t.- dl.oa r-fri. Hoffman af.
Trst6Se oWsr,s pra... Rus.. az; L-cre. der -i
Tresdve1 az. HeblaaAosltt s-t- sutton d. s4'i'--
Denied
Common Pleds-Sp1~.0I Icm-Bv Judge j. +.
D.T-Sa1s sgt Bas-ou trer sol. spiea.ci ro-2'u- iJr
souEss Pike ag- Cohen Junction lol Co. loyaiolj
Urtted States Circni Court-Bv Judge Woodruff
Of Erc Toe ocean He'r bt'td lon
for peu t-a dea-f P..l~ I- s. Alna
abd q Eo~io- New YORK.
sgt E pogtle cef u- Il 10. -ea rye-
49, stbers .st The iItlt'll. lft.4-DcoIre -ue4as
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Clyc1SSATI MUNICPAL : $40 PER CENT D'ND'
A limited amount Tor sale by
KUHN. LOEB & Co, Bankers, 81 NaSsau-'''
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

bids were az follows.
os-r.1 Ass

There was a large business done IN the railroad
bonds fully two-tbirds Of winch was 10 the Pacific
mortgages, which were freely taken at full prices
Michigan Southern DDS (30,OOG sold at 1Ol'. and
p 100 Ohio and Mississippi Consolidated at 9st
4 Al. . fh.,I IaaE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
DISSOLUTION OF PAkrN.RtUP.

DISSOL LUTION OF PAhGN aRtDIP.
~ Notoe > herb. gwen that III .'- p ,'r ri-H
between ibe subscIibers, uBlef the b-A an i !. iH
SONS Jas thI. 4aJ erDiIoi b. hD4ALoa ~ "t...
Ees-York Jan. 81. 1875. w. .F'--aAN.
The unders,EBed dss formed p4lra. ya ~ De
huf'n . JoOblls fAuel
rrkLMAS BROTHERS. ' --i--N--'s
so3 Broadway. Ns~ York. Peb. J. III ~ -t.D--r.
FREDERICK MEAD, jr, +. admitted part
4 DuaneSS f-."Nti d Ntab = 'S.
sew YORK Feh /, 1873.
ulLL, SCOTT & Co., Da.str. and brokers,
1 4 81 WslsL, New Yor1. % D,s4...--., t-.an
FI..r a. g.. '7-j.
The CopsrtaerEhp heretofore eusas 10 hlDL.
SCOTT Co expires hls b. AIsiiato-. stf e."
iB aauid.ioD sI.A- u. t tt-L,
tf. E r.i.f.
80 HU.. HLt..
The ardsrs hav, Ais day formed .a.l~f f E Ias
81 A banking saI BToAtr7-e -
HILA HAD h Co. a. 81 Ws!fsL. f-ts'4. 90 - rr.i's
Besoo. ff't.--
Feb /, 1873. .i....-
VYHE COPARTNERSHlP h,lr.of'le sl ling
i ,u tti, ritg under ne rm pf 81 g.. 1872
t. aag DISSOLVED Is ara o .a- r Ism
stu Be lgu ~ SEooess0rs,
bes lOfk Jan 40 1870 hbTGhA1 a AlDNO0aHb'
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
Eeuai Aourcs.

MARINE COURT Of the CITY VI NY
Vi lOhH-ERASeIo w WILL ~. 49, -. o..
uoue' d-ia. on o.a lco- not erye-) i"t .-.
ieg are Ier-y G , sumner alS AID oI on & ro D ME
0nre 4 Cierl ef tie Mlrrs Court OF a~ N..a ls
CIV Hal o cty $ of ss.
,ag3 % Ys1. % a,,ap iis si az day .aer s he ' sl @ %
cusye o. De tay Of such r"c5' a.l a n & ',- '' M ..
il ..nyni lcans. y.u for tA- 'ua Of s.-r Do. .r
sa. r'5-tvo cents. w.t. at',e,t ' no
'-s ''''' 0' '"-' sIh0S lai,- b. .osatAtr~7
81, isvGvN U- ...-s.,-. i- .Hr
N-EW-YOPK SUPRLNE NDu.t-If'E-
y OS " WILLIAMS % %ani a.....'n t..,.
tt, sgsnst EDN ARD s.lAki, J)'-- ''... . Do. 30 I'D
tr aend.at. You L.rsn' aH H'4 'al e. - B." s-' '
.y -nI - g hs Gee 80 81 val. o.. ,.e I.4 ,.. i t.~
pa, si.er The sery.cs l,rof .f.O .a- .
Il voa isi. TO snsvcT tls oon.a'H 10 d .--. 4-
tvery-Eo thoa,iri one h5nLra ] @ aaa
thousand esh' hundred AM 'e7e- y'''' '- '' ' " "
--l,.l, Dasa December IIh 1874, ..,,.... ....
.c .l .......- '-'-i"-1
n. eoRe'sia'in q. The ,s '5''. r,srs s,a'l l. g.. "
tle sad city, On the 2oh o., ~. ~ J1+l +
l'f p is@5vM ~ ID oa--.. '.s..a-l
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT CpINIl II
= NEwYORK p; "a. 90 --.-- . 'D-'' 'H.- -
ao com0'aint in u,s aeI,r , w. % 'e 1
so ctr an 20 serve coz o you ,n''-. 10
At his oaer, 10 TIE 't. ' ~"- o.. '' ~ .'
,,-r.ce; asi frou f'I Z" a1'sei g. 'i'
e.. a,.,anieI in tie cou.a...--J8. D
-'' l''''-'- 40 BODEaI GO 81 e. j ,t. ..- rtF.
~ r-.'. T.
Tb. corplaint in tie above eu,lA-i scts. - -r
o. G. Of tbs OIy AHs CosAt' o. -. .' '.. '
January. 1870. """~'- ~''."' '' -'
III law6wd
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF EE"Y0RK -GEORGE b1 ? t..'. .f - a.. ''
VII rR PIsinufs. og4inG JDaQ y t.l. % 4 f-'N ''
HONDA Tor I,.tl .tua.l co14
JC.n not serj ITO he aeiea isIse -. .o.
1o. Il. ga "a nd ,r 5se%,e ds. II y tne gscgf c '1 S o Z
uaty ioTk. a. ths Cy of Dr. D 90 - 90
81, ur srsuer corpisut ih- r,-t f Office
l4g Broadway. 10 The ti.r Of Scw lerE 'r
s.rvioe of NV. lt sr'rr
aa If hl comD-H .i. 7i 'i,
tbs action wi tase lt.u '+ ' '~'I
isrtl fDaT dOs az c-e "- -
est daT of Jui5. t-oa1 l-i hr 10 '
costs and disbursements '- 't'-
20. l578. DAYIRb WHifEHnA .. 'i.i. q
The complaint above acuoa es @ '- -. i -s
VI Suprsn Court the County = fi D 'o-se
ne Cty Of New York On Tho sEec1tl "a '.. .'.'
jis l@N6WA
rE'HR CITY COURT or BEO0kLYN.-lhe ne
4 MUTUAL LlPB lS,U1AFt. 90 '..i = ..' a.
Paslfa "a asi ~ ,, ~ Il 49, 49, t.a. i. # r.
HARyY GURSH nAl.h Bfii Doe ''i- 'iH 500. i''
reIsl Com r1ei To tie aci -''r 90 l ACC 40
every of then: You are HEREBY ~ami't"- -'+'. H,
CON ,l.8at sctOu. wBn W. o. a n 900 .. e- ~
M t9iy Coar Of Broossu 30 me Cow , t- tr %
0lat, kirgs. sd 10 serve ~. 'i ..- .ei '-
pa.lt The slhssnJe al t-eiT tL-. 81 ' .'' '.t
the city o Bso0klyp, Wthn tWestF -.'N l.'
re.. OIL v,u exclusive Of he dlF Of .+r IA" '' To
su-ver complaint wth' &, tr si-. -'.----' ~
20 III Ccut ID" ~e '4 "--- " ' ----
p~' ~'"-Oa'S4 DIV" "a = 4 d + MI 5-., o.. fi,,at %.
To the defendant. Harry ~. CUR Ll t.t gre H'f'
ed duN 1od j. la .AIc. Pc t. ..l
~ Brookivn County Cour hol-- ' a '' ID t i-f
81 laWGwM h. G. q. ho"i'lt tt.r-e's t. Pa''tl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
cAI-lnA..-rHls D.

SrFEruE tOTsl-f uAMfsFs
Prst Maniars Motion O. en-sr b. csilel fi ll.dU
SPKCIAI IeRN-fA NoK.I,J
mi
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

su,t,s art n,vs inv. Ga H. W rrrs ~ Tn,
2. ios Wood - a ter l1. Go.
sharpe l. MET osAey egLl1e Mayor
WrKht q sgt Wl.sia-. 43..Sl eds sr- y J. i & y
o. or-h PeHu lrOE Go 81 h. X Go.
Il.msr..t IA. laweI -.
Paine A. u. Ha-c- e. lJ. Tlou1. ct Gould re- s
p-,,e Dtlts n h 3 "a NaIttate ..-. Greg.
IRE z r Go j.. siare1. ~ guardian, s4t
agL Tho Aa-of. L. ker'.'-
y. MaD1orf Nalloi - Pa. f' -. ''- Ar'ifaa
.lrfr L. SoE' b. - Co.
10 De IAano.aa AgL ue LII
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

In state bonds new July and January South
Carolinas sold at 3S The Tenncssees were tirmer at
t9a4s. for Aew coupon series. and A. for nev
.ere- The bids are as follows
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
a0.r.,.il>r sriCG DGPARrN.-T-lOt O'CLOCK
AND IIl O'CT0rE A. NJ

Us 500 Ccuron 1ec2 O 80 Cos u. 1907 go.
IUutu. .........l 1879 t-O )-... ..'4-. 4'e
O. 4, 49,. . to..,l. I-Ut US ~ r.~ 1851
i'7ic ~ '......'..1 &C. iI's
4 s.-..t t.ugYr. I-t5. T. z s-I tol.o7 !oDo
-.I...'. Lc1lsFs - UJJ ...... ... .,.Il9s
.--J i--.s'rIcl 1869 y '--. .'-''-. 1854 ,,.-
Htj 10000 u ID =
-.rIt ......,........lIsig g js. 1910 Cos1lH
T. C1r.p- l-G- 4.O"v.'..''.'-''. - 4oe
.uuu -.-......-.. ..s5. Il9Ll
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
! rs,IIV CTTY C0TTPT or PNOOEIYN.-I1a
GouGrinrrsnip MOTIFS

LRXANDER HARGR-A'-S BROWN OF
n R.csno,d mn aesr IdverDool I'D D.ttIy D. af
New nave 4d4Ait.o4 - as
casFy Eogisud |a'" '.'' i-l'' x -
~. NnAE In
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

GENERAL SEssr,vs-suhcrand john RYAN T ma C'nnof
Brennan william G. bsr9 a. l1r J'-n ""l. -
Juna Chsmhe Jla 1-f ".f .l l 3D.
t1ryiarv: John McCarr~ t'o
Guf ey. Robert Csrk. grant lirce1v. hr- t1F'H Line
Cbuuer Thomas Carbon. My A. p3e AsT a H~-.. ' rs
Collins H,.rn Miller. fae preeacsi o. N--' 30. '
Gr VIII Petit lar JOIN tofwe 'rf. '' n -A
II. Mcdowell. sa1f and bait
uvxx .vD TEKxIyRR- BARRETT. JJhu Grlr o1-rs Sre'
Pna4ou 2 c4ses. Lous HrndfEon, grand .A-c cai
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01
IA larGrN
III S,ILllLloy sIR.yL .,------- =. -e-

The corSlri the above entitled ..' r| 10 -e
ftle & .rt Of tle city l-d County U A~t.- f..4
tse q % c.tr n the 2oh 6a. = J4al - I'D 4
and seventy I've H4AOA 81" '.''.
l4Nf "
New-York tribune., 1875-02-01

The receipts and disbursements at the Office Of tht
Assistant Treasurer for the month Of January were
rs follows: