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GIN. SETH EASTMAN, ofthe United States
army. vino diet a his residence in Franklin
rev last week, was q graduate Of West Point
and gentleman Of uuble-ni>hcI character
tie was retired Tor long aud honorable ser
Ei,C some years before his death. and spent
mcSt Cf his tl'I- IL painting, being an artist
II aCkLOw o-et merit. He graduated a.
he head of the class in drawing at West
Point ard wa subsequently, assistant pro
,"-sCr OF that beautiful art and while on
'tiy az the academy p.ep-rei a text book
rI typographical drawing. Later in life h
spent q Is.mbeT Of years among the Indians.
t-;.--.t q o. very large number Of sketches aut
Ia. f.tI. - \ few wears ago ne was Orierei
70 Washington L. illustrate the government
history az lie Indian tribes. in which are "a
large mum her Of ergrtyingS from MS paint
Ing. The paintings IL the Indian and Nil
.ttIy Committee rooms OF the House o.
l.ri.-.. t- tat YES are from the hand Of Con
--i'> man. TIE picture entitled " the Ban
Ilas - ia the CDIr0ran art gallery. was also
Iali tel BY HtI lie was a member o.
ne NatoHal Icademy OF Design Of New
York. where som" OF his artistic works have
been on exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

y UNIVERSITY FOR WONEN-T.e Wo-
mans Jourual says Miss Catherine R.e-
cEer IS spending shO~t time in Boston ant
It's Vicinity, EerteCiiug plans for uuivar-
SHY ior women where, In addition d the
usual studies. there shall be a practical
training IN those branches Of knoTlei ye
which are sure 10 be applied bya majority
81 women IN the domestic relation. The
American WOu3u'S Educational aSSocia-
tion OF which Miss BeeCler is secretary.
purpose 10 connect with some already ma
tTonHed Institution, ana u establish three
"a lESrtmeniS-fhe normal, the hy-lellc aut
The domestic. The plan Is new. and Will De
lul'y given 10 the pu5lic la the early part OF
the fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

THE GOvERSME-ST TAX CLAIMS AGAINST
THE PACIFIC RAILROADs.-Tne Internal
revenue bureau has received from the Chi
cagO, Rock island and Pacific raiirol com
Pauy over 80, 600 for taxes due on earnings
of the road and the bonds Of the COMPANY.
since last September over $4,000 has been
collected, and there Still remains over
~i.~t0,Dog due To- the government under this
class Of claims. Suits are being brought a
fast IS the papers can he made out 10 recover
The who'll amount due the gOYernmant
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AN ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT BY A

AN ESCAPING PRISONER SHOT BY A
PoLICEMAN.-A colored man, named Robert
Gilmore, was shot through the head and
instantly killed yesterday by Officer TDvce,
OF the Brooklyn police. Gilmore hal been
arrested along with two Others for drunken
ness and diSOrderiy conduct, and attemptei
TO escape from the statiOn-house. Officer
Joyce, who had arrested him. Drew a revol-
yer and started in pursuit, and before he h I
gone two hundred feet the revolver was ji~.
charged, and the bah entered Gilmore
head, coming out through his forehead. The
officer says the shooting was occidental.
EX-SENATOR FENros vtii soon write \
letter explaining MS position on political
questions
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A.eaIner G.ast Mit!. AN on RonrI.

LONDON. Sept. Tile steamer Mavfir,.
Wiener. from Shields for hamburg. l. b.
HeTCd TO have been lost with All her cre-v
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y NOUSG HIGHWAY ROBBER S5-NrrScFD
~ Tie court 81 general sessions Yesterday.
Michael IA aged sixteen Years "A mem beT
ol a g'tl 81 a- >f-crduCeS, was placed on trial.
rom the evidence produced Il appeared that
on The night OF July l5lh. Eagan aui Welsh.
comfy llClcie4 with him. violently as
seNltel Marcus :. \ brahamS, a tailor. beat
Ing him severely, and rObbiUg him hiS gold
watch. AbrahamS pursued Eagan. and on
having him arrested, fully iIcntiI "a him a.
Tie man who had robbed him OF his watch
Tie Jury. after short delibeIatfoh roand tho
prisoner guilty, with a rcCOmm euiatiOn TO
mercy. Recorder Hackett said tuat ne was
grlcNed ana surprised 10 SEE the daily in
crease OF such daring crimes as that OF which
Tee prisoner was convicted. lie respected
tie Recommendation Of the jury-which ne
supposed had been made in consequence OF
The yOu'A Of the pri>Oner-but did SO with
some reluctance. lie would sentence the
prisoner la ten wears in the state prison al
hard laOOr.-N. Il. Tunes IN.
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ES-lhe bank Of =. b. Hancock & Co. at
Granville, Ky, was robbie, OF 81 ,DoJ o. Mon
day night.
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FOR ExcURSIO VS..

TEE 1ABY WAsHIECTUN
a laTser room .Jt u. surt parties tEan aAy other
Del ron lh4GIIR EEEhI r~Sz
"a Avn EFEALNF R-gGIar e - =
trirs g. Gi-rT1 II ard return Mon r1R5Tzxz7ssss
1,5 e, " v'e-1sys sUf Fridays, leaving Sfr-s-
.sTl ~ a n ApFiy Oh board, cr % DR HOW
LAND. zis ~ street
iss-iA P. Il TKOTH, President.
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Sep,emt CT -,h, 9th an 10Th, ISIS

Trains leave Washington, via -
Metre Eg.l'su Branch 81 l. q o. Il 4 - - -
i. A. lows At5.5O. ., 10, and - -
: - a l.
Returning leave Rockville al ~, CT, s - ami
Il ! "a.
Tickets at iced rates
Racing each DAY Of the Fair.
-ay3 u > e. Jones Secretary
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Too Pronounced pDuara rffSf

r kis. ~eIt. Admiral Roe has been
appointed commander Of the French Mi
Lcfr&uoaa SQUADRON. in place Of Admiral he
IL Runc.eIe lie NOWry. This action was
taken probably on account OF the l4frar'>
pr0nuunC5d BCnapaTtiSt ten1encicE. hg h.tv-
lug written letter which was read al q
Eonapartisi banquet at EvreuX or sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
AN TCONoMIsT DROPS DFAD.-Tbrea m,

Al ltoNoNlST DROPS bEAD--Ihree men
were Slttlng IN The room at the rear of the
liquor store OF James Campbell, az No. -
centre street, New York. SATURDAY night
mere were TIE proprietor OF the store, VIM
taiioli. and James Curran. The last named
man wa an Intimate acquaintance Of
Campbell. lie Wa, aa iydU.rr.pUs a-lt
unity labOrer OF about fifty years Of age.
lie Three men lad taken drink to-r'Ier
ait itEdn conversation upon some top.c
I&Inlllar 10 All OF them. CUrTau hal spoke.
stEtIa! times, when lie WAS noticed 5y we
other Two To suddenly stitIen hi, boy py q
sICoeL movement and then to faIl prone To
lhe HOor- They Immediately raised Inn, bur
found That bis body and limbs Were rigid. a
lLN>lclan was >e't for 10 the Park hospital
Who when be saw CUuaE'S body announced
tiiti iii- was extinct AMI taat the unfortunate
nan Lad probably died of heart df~aas.
IIree bank boDn> showing deposits 10 the
AMOUNT ~ ~. M.-e .-u-l Oh Lis -.-r,ln.
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EGE'S! BOE'S! ROI,s!
GIT THEN

READY FOR SCHOOL.
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FINEST DISPLAY

ETER N WASHINGTON.
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full STeER

CPFE IND READY.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-NaSter John II. c. COf
Ia has been detached from special duty con-
nected with the Panama survey and granted
one months leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were. from internal
revenue, S3lC O6S.Tl; from customs. $3.50 .9l6I2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

FIRST LIEUT.. II. ". LAwTON, ith cav
airy, has been relieved as a member of the
general coUrt-martial appointed 20 meet at
ST Louis barracks, and . Lieut.. J. G. Stur-
gis, 9Th cavalry, has been detailed in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

TANES on NATIONAL BANKS-The Con
trOlleT of the Currency has issued a circular
on the various national banks to furnish the
amount OF tax paid by each respectively to
state, county. city and town or other muni-
Cilal authorities during the year 1874.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

Cardinal MCCLOSREY RECEIVED KY
THt ICPE.-FEe Pope received Cardinal No
tiuSkty at : OclOCG last evening. The re
ter Of the American college and the clrii-
rssI'S secretary accompanied birn. Two car
diEaI> and several prelatr, greeto.t him a.
tie hall OF the throne. He was Immediately
I,Htrod into the POpe'S private apartm mt,
" itTl LIS holiness rose AMI embraced him.
They remained together alone for half an
Aour. Upon leaving the Vatican the Carii-
al was again COmplimeuted by the prelates.
J he cate Tor holding The cplSiStOry f. the
-l'h instead of the 9th instant, as reported
YESTERDAY.
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\ fEvITIEsS RACE AFTER 4 RrFFTAN
joe f'H -ALdtI-'. It>IIIIg al No. - South
s.li aNyl4Ce, N8- arrested a few daE, a-D by
one OF Anthony CaW~tDck's detectives GA "A
Charge al sell ~ obscene photographs Al
Llt request 81 Nr. COmStDck the prisoner
volunteered 10 90 10 WashiELtau " 4tnout n
iggEiSIilon. Accordingly tWOgetecf YES took
h'm 10 The CUrtlaEdj street ferry Yesterday
morning, with the intention OF taking ne
cars Tor Washington. Ca Tie wa the nr.S-
ohCr was met hy a woman. with whom ne
htd lew minutes CDuVCr-.I ton. TIE Marty
ucn proceeded On their way. At tine corner
81 Vest aUd tOrt.dldt - reefs Anderson Sll l.
CthiN pulled out n revolver and pointing II
n The head OF Detective Henry. fired Tho
latter lodged lis head. but TIE bullet Denp-
lrateG his let SHOULDER, iuI.i. tiug danger
ghs but not necessarily fatal wound. Before
lhe oIlceTS could recover from their sur
prise Anderson mingled VITA the crowd ana
succeeded IN making Ei~ escape. Later in
Tue dsE deceive Brittou saw Anderson in
French hotel. lie Attempted to arrest him
but Anderson iOlg,d out Of the Frankfort
street entrance. Al exciting chase 10 Towel
Anderson ran down Frankfort street loosely
pursued. Reaching William street ba An
through IL 20 Spruce, where, after Irsree ling
a snort dlStaLce, he turned iltO a 'arga
"alldlng used as a leather StOreuouSe Run
Ling 10 tie rear, Ic elm bed over a fence and
t-Cdpel.-.A =. Worn. IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

CHIEF EXAMINER IN TIE PATENT Of
FICE.-The President L1~ appointed Virgil
4. StOckbridge, OF &sine, TO be ezamin or in
chief in the PatenS Office.
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EIFTH EXCURSION TO THE CAFES.

CPgoJaisf thC U,,eEer e., T1e1Sufl
On SAT' RDAY. the II;h inst. the new and mag
IISCtut Steam r. -
LADY Oh THE LAKE Fs@t--EsS
VIII IT shs GTsad TNcUI-I1u % Pi sr-zr7r=< 49,
rey Point Point Look sur- Fort. Mpur'e Nu- lie
Eau leaving her wh hart loot ~ C. street, al -
IL. -tcPpluC 81 Fortress Monroe % afford psss-T-
Eer- Al adj HTfarsifg tu the puIU-s Ut
Interest At clock tha steamer VIII leave Nue lie
Eau ana Pass Uut los lie R1P Raps toward Eapc
Er-rE and Cape Charles tf.vTiIIC the excursion
'~t- r.a-r ffr - view - frn ocean. R-tUTHiuE.
tie bat viii reach Washington about q OClgsk
EoIdag morning. No liquors will be sold on board
tn tgat.
Tickets Tor tbs round tT B. ----...-.-...... 400
Meals and SUgtcT,+ffaS extra.
For tickets -tareT.sT.- or inf rrmI'Iu0 ruP'y AZ
the s1l.TErJ tilCt- Natl Lal etTOlJllt-I Bsrr-
seET tfhEz
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HOSPITAL BRUTALITY TT-riE, ,-aa.,.,, ,,y
NWEEN-MrS. Maria Pennington. of Er,tok
y ID VINO y.i suffered from cruel treatment In
me tlat"ush hospital, testified Yesterday
ilai she was admitted into the hospital
Nhit sic was suffering partial paraly -is.
She was under Mr.. Hardy, Hur>c. VINO
u>cu heI N,Iy roughly ana aSSa let har with
Violent IAN Eu0Ee. Sle WAS unable Il assist
herself, ard The nurse cursed and Suorp ba-
cause She had "a hep her one day the nurse
slapped hes an the face. and on the witness
threatening 10 report her 10 the doctor the
nurse struck her la the mouth ana l,rorxaf
her front teeth Out. the teeth had been looS-
eIei hy medicine which she took. Tho nurse
Struck htI with a cup, and chu<nF her 10
prevent her crying out. The nur-. al ward
u dragged little child along ia" Goo. - the
batn room. sic had her hand figr- e ..Brf mo
child neck, and later she heard -f5p child
cry out, "On. my hands" aud Inc Witness
beard sounds which seemed II indicate that
me nurse was pounding the chill's nanlS "a
l,.INe Ltr 10 let loose OF The bath tub
The witness hal not said tina. she Ila A I,.ft
her false teeth az home. She WAS afraid =,
ten Tie doctor q her trea tment. because TIE
nurse made TcNepgeiul threats. aud aid N m
look ten years Size would have her h IL IN She
told Of her treatment. She Wasn't abIe u ear
Tor ten days after being assaulted. Tier Iips
were very luch SWOLLEN. the teeth came
out, roofs and all. The nurse was ab..nr
Twice while witness was a patipnf and once
she returned home about two O'Clock ia the
morning, very much intoxicated. and her
clothlng was covered with mud. As She
passed through the ward she was Obliged 10
Keep hg,d o. the bed, 10 keep from falling
W hen she took OF her skirts she took "A bottle
out OF her pocket which seemed 10 D.. filled
with liquor. Ars. Hardy had beaten her
black and blue, and once, ina the presence of
the matron, the nurse said that She haI n
heat Mrs Pennington.
Miss Eliza Jane Graham. a domestic in
detective FrOst's family who had spent
Three weeks In the hospital. had seen her
stTikc patients IN the ward and when one
patient said hat She could NOT wall Mrs
haIdy called Der Id liar. She hat seen
another nurse drag a parIlyZe1 child from
ole ward 10 the next, along the floor. aud IN
!. by me meek 10 dash her in flg bath tub.
TIE child tEO--ht she was going ~ droJCn
leE. aud clUIg 10 tae sides OF TIE tub with
Ter hands. Tue nurse beat her uutil she lei
- Ter sra>T. The cailI screamed, .Dpu't
BIZ lie Don't Crown me, I'll never 10 ID
again Miss Graham complained oE the
iool. and The noise AID drum senussS OF tho
nurses, ana repeated Mrs. Penniugton's story
q HtI IlJuI es.--N J. Sun. IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

THE AMOUNT Of national bank currency
received at the Treasury to-day for reJemp-
ton aggregated SG32. 9S9.
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I!Is Il: eHEe ,Gnftfy.
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CALL AT ON Oh
and SEE TIE STYLES.
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I-r- CoLoE VAR Is IssIPPI-An
AS."aia'ed l.eTs dispatch from Memphis,
Tenn, says. 'i.a following dispatch from
Jackson, Miss. j. from a prominent repuhli-
can There Las been no threatened rising o.
negroes. The report Of negroes marching
upOh BNram il false. The Sheri n fc. leo rcfrI-
gees yesterday morning. There are ma y
riLelS ia town. Five negroes came i'm from
.-HCLG Raymond, who report being pursued
iE men and ECEHd~. There i much better
l.eLIs OF security in the city. but the people
nom the country report armed bands sill
rrflEg about. Labor on the plantations is
- III suspended, the ldbOTerS not vet leaving
the woods and swampS.
- i@le@--s., -. VI IN ;ieynph.s yestef......
r7I'rts disturbance IN YaZDO county. near
SiaTia, in which fOur men were WOUNDED
company Of whites organize IN NickS-
IUIg, chartered a boat and started for the
scene. also company from GazDO civ.
registration Of voters has ceaSet. R,yis
iiarS assert that they cannot perform their
dulles iU safety"
TIE \ickSbUrg Ileraid's special from VA
zoo city says not OcCurre. az Sa'aria On
Tuesday night. in which DR.. M4yh.l AMI
Charles Rose twiite>l were W0ugfei
company left N"lpo CITY o. the -.asfunr Tai
.ai.atCLtc for the scene OF &C. on. The NO
groCs o. Wolfe Lake have three hundred
stand Of arms. Much eXcitem.ni prevails.
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TIE ISDIAN AGENCY INVESTIGATION
Professor AlbeTtOn, of the commission ap-
pointed TO Investigate the business manage
rent OF the Red Cloud AMI Spotted Tail
agencies. arrived here last evening. Other
members Of tie commission arrived to-day.
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Magnificent selection.
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MAT AND IbSTANTIAE
SUITS FO8 SCHOOL.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Secretary OF the
Treasury COraut will return TO this city TO-
morrow. .''- Secretary DelauO arrived i'm
he city this aternCar. Mrs. Rev. DR..
TiTany Of Chicago, E-v. &. G. Tiffany. of
New York, Hon. Charles /. Faulkner, OF
West Virginia, and Senator Dorsey. of Ar
kansas, are at Willard'S.
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EssE AND ELEGANT
SUITS FOR DRESS.
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Up 10 y. m. Attorney General Pierre p01t
bed rot received a reply from Secretary FISH
although he was mOmentariIy expecting one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
WALL STREET NOTES.

The public debt statement, recently published
for February, shows decline OF &c. $50, 1873. and BY
a comparison OF the ''dcbt bearing interest il
conn., IN the January and February statements, II
exhibits an Increase In the bonded debt bearing
such interest. OF S5Ol9,950. The funding law,
under which Treasury mas power to change the
character OF the Debt, expressly providei
that ''nothlng In this act shall be con-
strued TO authorize any increase IN tue
bonded DEBIT 1t Is dlilicut to comprehend
how 'the princlpal OF the bonded deot" can yDrdte
In this alarming way 80 rs 10 crease $5,O0O,OOo
IN one month. Inc Secretary's decrease OF the
puUllc dcDt.n Is shown ny an analysis OF the Janu-
airy and February statement III MS coin baiancc,
which shows a gam OF 5000, 600. After Mr. Dawes
declaration that unless "a higher tarlH was I'm
posed the government would ne ''strappcd,' the
statement that we mad reduced our dept sOme'
tning ike SIX millions during the month OF Febru'
any did seem rIdiculOus hence THIS explanation
may eni inten them somewhat on the mysteries
OF "treasury bookkeeping"
THE GRANGER STOCKS
to-day were favOrdDiy influenced by private tele-
grams from Madison statlng that q compromise
BIZ. when allowed the railroads 10 charge about
nltecn per cent more tor freight nad passed the
Senate and been defeated III the House bv only
one vote also thdt Jnls bill had been reconstructed
IN the House ana referred 10 special committee
whlCh Will probably report 1t pack iavoraby.
Other advtces state that the session Of the Leg
jslature Will probably be extended Tor one week.
which Is regarded avoraDly ny Inc railroad men.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March 2, 1875
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED mlddliag, i51lc; Net re-
ceip.s, 80 bales Exports coastwise. s. sales 100
Stock, 672yS.
celpis ssaO bAes gross $3.50 hxporis-Tc Great Brit
Channel, LOS sales, it1 stock. 2si,o7z
MOBILE. March 2, 1875
ports coastwse. 3y7 sales, 1900. Stock. 63 9L
SAvANSAm, March 2 1875
Cotton dull; middng lsIc;o Net receipts. 1876 bales
s EHgsr'' to the Continent '0'' sales l0s Stock
CHARLESTON. March 2, 1875.
good Ordinary, lie Net receipts ~, bass TX
ports-ro France 1868; to the continent, s,7sl Sales
'-'' WILMINGTON March @ 1873
Spirits Of turpentinc firm at SIC kosn was nominay
81 % strained Crude urpcntinc steady AT 81 -
hard and % y tor yellow dip ami 81 rs Tor virgin Tar
steady al 81 A. .
Receipts all through trcight-Flour oWJ pbs; wheat.
saee and sSI sales SG O S d9
Tor spring bakers S. So Tor amber, So So 70 Tor
While aeaisan Isl ii Is 800 bushels No. hard Mime
sofa at 81 It, TO do No Chicago at ST. Corn in fair
on the track aye neglected.. barley good demand ;
sale Of 3,,1 bushels canada on private terms 9OJ DO
sales Of timothy AZ 81 50 Dressed hogs quiet at
Pc w. Mess PORK quiet at $l9 20 LARD quiet at lac
High wines nominal at 81 Us.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in lar dcma nd
ana sn oWer No spHIns spot Or sa March Ms
e4iic spot or March; 65ySc. bid, April. dull and
s, ay No rye s and sS0 S sscy s
and weak; No. spring 81 la ST i spot; ST os April
ssd d% SH! q ss py
Or March; sla april sls TO- Nay L,ra au'c,, an and
MAY BaiSmcais Steady. whiskey sold early AZ 81 81
closed nominally at 81 Ol. .keceipts-flour 100 bbs
barley, 500 do. shipments-four, 100 bbls wheat,
lsoo bushels; corn, 2.oo DO oats 1900 do; barley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03

hands. chicago and Northwestern consol date d,
plain. sold at SO $50 do. gold bonds advanced
from T9A TO so, the transactions amounting to
500, 900.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $4,000 The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $169, 600 on
account OF interest aud ST., 600 in redemption OF
fve-twenty bonds. Tine outstanding legal tenders
are $751;, 900. 900.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at l19 for Commerce and 974
for Fourth National. The latest bids were as FOL.
lows:-America, $50; American Exchange, ll7t4
Butchers and Drovers', 1872; Chatham, 1877
Chemical, LOGO; City, 800; Citizens, l25; Com
merce, ll9; Continental, 81; Corn Exchange. l25;
First National, 2o0 Fourth National 81; Fulton,
100; Gallatin National, 1873; German-Amercan,
s6h; Cold Exchange, 113; Grocers', 90; Hanover,
9s; Irving, 1877; Manhattan, 147; Marine, 100;
Market 1903; Mechanics, 14oA; Merchants,
1l9h Merchants Exchange, 1O1; Nassau, 1881;
New YORK, 1271a; New York National Exchange,
95; North America, 9S PARK, l4o; Peoples, l4o;
state OF New York, l13; Union, 1885,
FOREIGN MARKET.
London advIces report as follows The amount
OF bullion Withdrawn rom the Bank Of England
to-day zoo, geo. Rentes In Paris, IS 25 In
FRANKFORT fivc-twenty bonds, or 1862, 09h. The
English market is as acknowledgements Tor money.
93a consols for account, 93Js a 934 1865 bonds,
old, 1878; 1867 bonds 1915 ten-fo-ty bonds, 1903;
new fves, 1895 Erie, 241s 24sl. Market steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-03
REAL ESTATE.

change Yesterday was as Ioll0ws:--Messrs. r. II.
Ludlow a Co. sold, by ordcr OF the Court, the
GUARDIANS sale OF the premises No. 276 seventh
avenue; Mcssrs. Il. A. Lawrence Il co. sold, under
the direction OF Il. ID. Gale, referee, he tcncmen:
property located on Eighteenth street, west OF
avenue A, AMI Messrs. Bceck1r, son ~ White by
order OF the attOln eys for the eAccutrlx, the
premises No. 16y Lexington avenue
NEW rRorKRTY-BY v. II. LUDLOW AND co.
IS and b b. h. and NO. 276 7th av., W. ~. 2.5
IT, W. Of 10th ST.. lot 2lxlO'; O. a. McMurry.. sldlo
ny y. a. LAWRENCE AND co.
SIS b. tenement h. and /. on u. g. 18th ST., 26j II.
av A. lot 26x9li r. ), Newcombc. 1850
BLEECkER, SON AND
l g. and b. b. and H. and ]. No 100 Lexnvton
av.. @. s.. between dcth ami 3ist sts. lot "a IxlU)
John McColgan 0en