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RretiI'h.i Shfj'ns'ta

4 gentleman WIN ii large shipper OF whoat from
Ninnekola MS Oil 'Chnngo yesterday, md reported
that hs sats has at least oo hu Of wheat JET
export.
Ths cs In the river i. 10 70 .oitene a. to remove
fears Ut dco. The gentlemen who sold out grain Ia
ELEVATOR, for ftsr It would " washed away, now ln
that thers for pAnlc In that drecsiuu
Tls leading produce markets xeFe rashsr stronger
yesterday, with nors doIpR in moas departments, on
fair rscepts, aud light shipments, albeit thers
not much encouragement In the tone Of tho sdyices
from Other potats.
Dry good. rsEs aetre, local retailers q vol a.
tho country trsdo os,lsrtnR OH . liberal scale. No
further important prtcs clhuges are notes but IN
lirthts 9inghss, tcks, deniH.s, beachsd aud brown
cottols, and ho.tcFy advance seetia iln1niuent,
Tlrro was further noticeable improvement In tho do.
nana for groceries, Nut only arc orders moro n.l-
Mcrous. but they call for larger amounts. Nuyera
generally dlap)sy more confidence In the futuru ct
rriccs and arc Iesa Inclined to restrict thps purchases
to meetiuV current trade requirements. p1iccs Of
moAt lines believed 10 he On . Gr1n basts. Tho
butter trno attn shows want Of antmatin and nalu
from, choice liable grades tlcre Ia particular firm
to prices. Cleeao IL IN reduced supply, anu 1.
held with confidence at 17kr5lSo for prI,ns mild,
tagging Ia firm, will : frrer movement in cation
sraullrss gaods. Coal wool, rtgron. aud leather
naln ~ heforo. There WA good demand for otis at
fully sustained prices.
The demand for lumbar u Improving, and the mar
ket II strengthening. conaider4bs improvement in
tho ahinylo trads Ii noticed. and cuice brals arc
Arm Ut the current ratca. No changes Iu hardware
wsre noted. Trade u opening, bu. immediate a.
tsEatou in prlcea u likely TO occur, un!e.4 u tin
PLATES, Witch relatively lowsr than ln New York.
Iha market for colnmuu ison il 1uHsuiug, and II tho
FuIdsrs strke III litsb4FR continues ntuch longer,
manufacturers will ba likely 10 alfauce rates. ~ ktorka
arc now badly broken, and much difficulty II expert
enccd In placing ordfE1 Ths demand Tor wool from.
thN We&tGfu lAilla II fmb nd utocks
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Eai. ! i sI'<d.

Pdll1a4a ral4es Car cumpany ........ VI 90
LATEST.
NEW yoHk, March 1u.-Muney. after loaunR at 7
per cent, coas1 at aH9f. I1ims mercantile paper,
keT.
Sterling unsettled aud lower 1t 479es Aou for cQday
and 4sts for sgIt,
Customs receipts $e05,ooo,
Gold ltrong II lsesll5k. Ths gold squeeze to-day
VIA more auccesasul than sny previous day. uor-
rowing rAes AE ia leF dlc, the latter tslug tbe
closing rate. Losnt iu exceptional Nrru tuada
nat Tho A1s!stAnt Treaaulsr dlsburse1 $loY,o0o.
C1eartngs, $1s,Oy1,tU
Governments artn. Railroads strong, With tho IT,
CLIO ssue4 and North consolidated gold touds
- features. Htate lunds neglected.
To-day has Lecn sery Important t!uy In Wui
stfstt, with public interest conferred Chiefly In the
bsock E1chauge. Al tho oIening Of business great
buoyancy prevailed in the 1plfket for securities, Au1
fhers w4a further improvement In values, III sla
upward movement Chlou pacho securities were the
most prominent, t.sng 70 w, the D1st-.uortg1xs
bonds to ~ The andgs4Ats 10 tgl, and tbs pitkng-
funds 70 WIZ shssa prices te!ng, u nost inssances
ths highest ever sttAnsd. Thla lafgs advance In
uuon Pactao tssues was caused ~ the anuai repprt
the adoption OF tho by tbs stockhuler. Ut os
tee to-day. aud lhs haslnouy at tue meeting. The
adoption Ut the seport carried with It tie teeomucu
asuoa Of the DIrstors th4t dividend oiH pet yeu,
BE- deelasad, p4ys5le quarterly, commencing July l.
T.ltgra1nh frolu Boston st4ts lhat sL4rea were
voted 1t tho elsctloa to-day, belns 7utAs,
1aars than last year, aud t4s iargo4t
yoss ever 1oed.' The rots wss unAnlnous
for the following ticket: Oliver Atnes. Elisha Atkins,
r. Gordon ue1ter, EsuAmin E. Datea, Oliver Aea, ,js,
Ezra II. uaaer, 8Aney pulon, Jay Gould,
ChAslss !. Osb~rse, George q. acost, Ssmuel ~.
Nile, Jan4ea u. hintth, Joseph Richardson, u. H..
Dodge, and John sharp. Altar Union Pacific, North.
western common ~as ns1t In polat Of Interest, 3D.
taaeus 70 :d, tas Highest pres of ths ssssoa There
ssepas 10 u quIst and stsAdy buying pf t4is stock
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that scas 10 IL antagoniAe taers Arc aio features
which when properly brought ont will proro Of al.
vansagh to ali; ahd It Ia n.1y hy llcarty cooperation
of Ill parties that they oie 10 establish these
| features on a permanent banis.
n IA. f,'f,or or TIE catrqr, 1s;;vr...
on al e.asnnatirn ii she rr'Iose1 uaw rules OF tho
s T5a or 4 at !, malls
w'ila no at!etnr Is n,n'e 10 check ''ahors !" selling
nov IA not tts cosntnctnR At Tho wrun4 snt Of tho
tho only po&slLle check to The almost .ane sni reci.
for the paat few years. fallen into Ii il wse there
forr to throw any f*tscsinn In tina way Of corncrr
ae H sSn n. as 20 81: ," II ts ~ sn
=, lewate Of The Dog Of corner. wha. would you
saa Of tic usual :. liewaro of tic Dag painted on
H. f;,cs , IT. .hoa'a .,n "No Danger = NJ Dw.
would ac lonR aato from tic cosetos ln,,t. Of t!,o
oys7 w say, thercfotc, trt alone, md clock
" rules lMaslolcs ihoristicn VI short te!l!MA aud
han Tiers will lie hu need Of fcat of curnttt.
REMARKS.
II Ia not advisable to Nop abort selling or long bly-
Ing. That kind Of trailing nakrs market fur prol-
uce whth otherwise there might bs none. nNll II
would not bc difficult 10 bhow that TIM speculative
trading in Ibis market IL benefit 10 ths producer 10
tho extrnt Of :tdfo rcr b1l Oil an avcrare What is
wanted 10 ruiz, Or ret Of rnics, that Will rrryont
man from being at once plaintiff, Judge, Jury, and
Sheriff. osrcr, Without doing uusttre 10 tho llau-
III ny ignoring Ills rights in lilo case. Tho wlois
question At issue Is Do tho now rulc4 meet this rc
tls,n n In, -, ;sr. " ra h.s,,s % ~, ,t....1, a
.ne." - .., w, ss ~ No Ha,', ~ a,se"snne
good rH1bny md is mono tho wor1o for beinH tessc1
with acid. Wg may state here that several uf tEu
strai9ltcs. dealers Of the Doarl whose opinions have
BEEN askets in Tho naor think that tho rules aro Just
right. Ono man, who Is sometimes long and somc-
t,mca short Ia v,r, 1sro. cxt.ut st.ct v.,,.r1,v
th., y" 49, s.,1,nal ,n s,f.. ,.a,,,' wv. 49,,
VIM Nv "as s.'n.u , .au s'es Hoa'u s,o 'th ths
sano protection IN ha tsadta, whichever hilr ho might
r.aprcr1yo cnny.
r, "a. y,,,or NJ RI. 1ta.ca r,1t,Ss.:
influential nntrr co,tnn ~, nricls ipor f,or, IN.
rpec,lon" Is ono Warprle.' Which reminds me If
Grstea tyino 10 Senr hmseW n the c.ro. of ,1u1t.
erv Nv rrovInv f.t iii .n,usn. ia .,,,ilsS ~ ill.,
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likely to undergo further improvement under tho
emsnAmtnt 10 tho Potter law. Wcstetn Union waa
prom!nen. In ths dealings, and 10 my nnas tho
declaration Of rer cent quarterly dividend, payable
April H. 81. Paul rors 10 oa,; LAM shors to Tat,
Rock Island 10 los, Ohio 10 27x 1ac1ho Mall 10 40I,
and watAth 10 1a.s. At intervals during .ha
dsy Transactions attended With great activity and
excitement, III the tale afternoon dealings Tho actiy.
ity subsicd, md thcro from tho
h'qhcs roat of tho day t,ntcs aalcs to seal.o tho
rrotts Of The advance. Transactions al the 0tock
Exchange we're 717.0 sliares; Of which loom vcrs
14siGc Mail, e. 200 Western Dnon, o4,o Northwest
crn, st0 It, rsnf, 100 Lake Shore, $500 Ohios, c,o
Na1a mil suin. I,.nIh n
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TELEGnApAIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

F0HET1N MARKETS,
LONDON, March IV.-Anio1ns OF bullion gone Into
tho bunk un baIancs to~iAy, El2,uU. Couaols for
money, g3t3s9jl; account, v1jiQ3934; 'e1s, l0i.:
T7s. 107A: l0-aos, 1oa; new Is. loJ1{; Now York
Central, Va; Er.c. 2s4@2sE; rrcferte4l, 50.
Tallow, k0s dig 10. gld,
Bp!rita retrosum, los 1otd; refined, 1914.
pAns, March 1u.-tsrntcs, 66f 4uc,
L1vEAPooL, Nsrch lo.-Evening- u auiet.
neansd petroleum. 1oHdalld; spirits, QsyhI, Lard.
On 9d shouidsr us hams long cut. e2s. Petroleum.
dh
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HoIros, March lo.-Wooi unchanged and au.st.
Manufacturers continue to purchase in lots ~ wanted
aud ass net an1ous about tho future, standing
ths ANAL stos ka Ut domcstlcs In tho country tA
remarkable faet that the imports Of. torci9a do
not psy profit ffom any point. 0hIo and peupsyl.
v1ns, t32s7a. oanhlux and dslans assus srs .cssos
md n dskuaua u eoI3t3o. eupsr md pu1iad won't
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4 colporteur opened tho door OF an Its{,man's
ahauty iu Ne" Orlesn#, and. putting III liz huatl,
IL worry plous tono asked tho owNof pf tLo
aomfcile, WHO happcued to ho lu Ut Ito timo, iii
no would aceopt OF . tract OF tho Holy Land"
portion " thu world. '.Yii, 10 jsberp. "wss liz
reply OF the llIbeFulAn, "a houf section, Il Tou
giye good tit!e doea. But should lks 70 know
there y much 81 IT p5sirls, ,os II nav settlers
, 1875-03-11

NEW yonK paY.oooos MARKET,

New Yonx, March lO.-Thcre was an improved
Joining movement. but the package trae In domestic
pools ru!cd qnct and imported fabrics were sluEsls
Cotton gooa weso lrn a generally unchanged prizes.
1ndisn Orchard brown rottnna advanced IN frst
haf"s. Prints were In improved rctuost aud nr III.
col:on hosiery mah active, nhI rrtres ars advancing.
Wn.'an Roo.s rlnlct but firm. sl.aws we're falry
Active,
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<;nrlbnldl nnd sa,a Gormait Natia

GnrlbRthl md sA,e Gormnh katleH., k4,,
just before leaving Captora, 0arihAlal s!;rt s!s.
to Karl blind, tho German LsbcEaa esP1sss+,a
hopes for tho uitllnate victory OF dstnoesMf Hi
Germany. aud adding that that counsfJ, J, Tmn nnmtn
worthy of marching In the Vanguard OF ta.iirs n.i
emancipation. lhcso words and W. ~ m'aa NJ;
with tho King OF Italy. Karl Dllud th!ntn n.sgi.
Lave given rino to the assertion t0 freucn iii.
papers that uAribald MAS A,.inR "oh ,..IssI.
concerted With the German Imperial y Lnii iiaf
lor. for whom tho moral power " ~
Father y exceedingly inoonseu'eana;. ;.c,nu;d
London letter to tho CauS'.I.s .a ~
Ga1cite ho sayss "1low little this Fsaasn AZ. .s.o
holds good in tie csxe Of 0attGatdi nh5 ~ y. tsu
from public letter Ia addrcssod 10 no nest III
years aRo. lu which ho said tLst tho "o't bps
In want OF loading natlon--not TO 1a!s !" "sshs
to conduct it on Tho path Of duty aud tnM Il
post of honor, which tn the ohooknr9d eo'! m o.,a.
ayonts had becosue vRcant, might Won 70 ,,ross:
pied by the German uAtiou.' ue f1stnM nMstsro si 81
In tls sorious and philosophical eaaansispes
your tcltow-clsizens, 3 guarantee o. souISs ISns5s
Ii contained for tho future Of Ill nhslons. srnL
you. therefore, with yout stronE usrman'VT VTIJ,j
the rotten structure OF dasth Whleh {out h tht
1yrsptA havs raisol over you'll Fol~. rous
heart Of Europe tho Imposing unlty " lin
fifty mlllIous, aud ~ all throw ouFsssssIth ssathxu
s4Rsrneas and delight, lato yoas
Akuk's
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THE ALLIANCE.
AC1EBsiDHS TO TIE MOVEMENT,

AoeEssioss TO ftE MOVEMENT
A grand temperance masa-meeting, under III
"uapte'o .. lne oh'caeo Aeaspe1anco "lA@.'<, .
will 10 hold this morning. commencing II
o'clock. in tho Now EnrluutI Church. corptra
,,,,, >. ~ Nv hb'A"a ouIa'u' so' =,
Whlte and North Dearborn st1eota, Mt which u
dressoa will be delivered by tho Roy, l.. r. Ctln.
berlain, Tue Hon, Emory 4. slorrs, and l.. l.
MrWilliarus, II. u. Admission to tho meetlai
vii, In froo
Tue following churches hays appointed d.
RatcB 10 vet on tue denotal Committee Of =.
ChicaBH Tomporance Alliance, viz; PlYnoe'
bytolian. q. f. Avarv T,anyitt Street.
Cnnryngntiona,. Charlea Packard. All III
~, s.,ss. 49, 9s.aai' ~ sa ~. A.. ain.
a,ee 10 DO ilkosiso, ID tho lspo TINT, by sesar't
to lib Atu tllolr boat men anti women 10 io'ln
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HooB-lf We except good to rhoirs bacon gsates,
for which there wax well-su8atued demand aud
further appreciation in vaurs. the arket lacking
both in activity aud himutss The few packers who're
hnscs arc still open cvInce little inclination 10
ne cutting At the rulauR prices, mud, the Uus OF
tic Eastern tralo arc not Sufficient to aEsorb tho luiy
receipts, there Ia MI accumulation Of COMMON to fur
heavy weights which nay result decline before tho
week Is pa.t. An orerapsly Of inferior 4ls hogA il
also noted and i ~ not thot4ht tha! rrccs Of acl
long 10 maintained. stse weren't Nv tor cou
to choice light, als Al .t9s7Gu 5os inferior 10
extra heavy. N8 notG tho following;
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COMMERCIAL,

The following wero tho receipts anu thipmcnta Of
tho lssdnG articles OF rroce tu thla city during ths
twcusy-four hours ending at o'clock on Wednesday
Muruing, and for tho corresponding dats ono year
ago:
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pirrsnvHG. ra.. Marrl 10.-pctroicum quiet and
Aleaiys cr,s'lc, 9l.notAta1E. at Farkefat refined,
1A!;c, Philadelphia delivery.
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EAlLS-TAs u!sFaet wis = I!ttlo stronger. A div.
patch rcctlyel tota Wheeling going the rats fur
tha market 1t {3ah. ia thought tsoIaba that tue
rscult advance III pIx.tson IL having tendency 10
stilIen rites It ihs bclories good many GrAe1s for
nails are coming forward, hut the maturity OF them
~ hlNl III ths nla in accordance With the ustfae.
MOns sceoupIn} Ing them.
OILs-ko important nsw featurea Nees noted In ths
tnatket Thtre u fair aud improving demand 81 ths
dsx. tsst. l5o do Illinois lrgal tss l50 deg. l6S Iu
le4lahf. rs deg, Aoe; exsss ~luisr lasd OIL {t3s
I,i!sd, si3ssss, whale, 17A1se, sIesu, 32,sSa34S:
ssa;'o s - ~ ~ sst:',y e. n Sute s95; Do e!s a2se
bsRo oil, a7oe, tuFteutias, 4ieH3o, napht6s, d,
gravity, itA+1nes uaphtha, eolnmon. l3Ads Ia.
roTAToLs-Hero Ia actIyp requs4t, sud a1ms..
sold to arrive. olio FeaALloas 4oll II tll7 duliv-
eIssl EAsseru Do vera 4aotc4 Il sl.ls4I.t7, and
prxStl:U. aa!es fsoa, stofs ii Sl.lu1l.90.
luuLrAf-Was IN fur local stqi.at, oheles o1sr-
'nGs bringing oats1ds hguses. Tusksy6, dressed,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
New York Rud9e:.

I" 1oRK, Oct. 22.--J. H. Hoffman &
w! goods, 1856 Broadway, suspended
VI liabilities about 100000. Ya9.
w. callahan convicted of killing his
W. On August Goth, by Kicking her to
was today sentenced to seven years
ate prison.
meeting Of the Directors Of the Pa
.sall steam Ship Company, to-day, =
~ Iel'' said to be favorable was present
Isa sao"lng net earnings for period en-
|@0,o Dc on a basis of $4,000, 900 per an
oe1sils were not made public.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
CORONER.S INQUEST,

Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock, Dep
qty Coroner Groves held an inquest on IVES
Liberty street over the body Of Mrs. Catha-
rine O,Donnell. Mrs. O'bonnell has not
enjoyed for some time very enviable repu-
tatiop, being an outcast, and in. the habit Of
spending much Of her time on the streets.
begging from door to door for bread, and for
money with which she purchased whisksy.
Tho deceased came to her death from con
gestion on the brain superinduced BY intem-
psrance. Tho Coroner rendered Z verdict in
accordance with the facts,,t " = -. :
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
orr HEIaHsoR1xa CITY.
NEW CASTLE FINANCES Avn rHx Rorurp
SOME COMMONS.

NEW CASTLE FIFAxcEs AND rHs BOTHER.
soAS COMMONS.
CITY OF N1w CASTLE, Oct IA, rs.
Tho action Of the Trustees guaranteeing
the payment Of the interest on S5o, 900
worth Of the bonds Of tho New Castle
Water Company, thereby 'incurrIng an addi-
tional expenditure Of three thousand dollars
per annum, together with the cost of re-
building the hotel atHare's Corner, (the
latter very foolish experiment. 90 Grip
pied the finances of the Board as to compel
them to borrow considerable sum Of mo-
Isy, the payment Of the interest of which
caused another drain on the income. These
additional drains made it necessary to cur
tall expenses, especially Is It was absolute
ly necessary to pay the debt in the shortest
possible time in order to stop the interest,
consequently 1t was decided to withdraw the
annual appropriations for the schools and
turn them over to the people, and they are
now supported by tax. This will contin-
ue however, only till such times as the debt
Is paid, when 1t is confidently expected
tho appropriations will be made again, but
how long It will take them to get rid of that
burden II ishard now to imagipe, for, with the
present price of grains, and the certainty Of
reduction in the rent of those of the
farms bringing monisd rent, they will
not any more than pay the interest on the
water bonds, the interest on the debt, and
the necessary expenses Of the farms, which
latter generally take nearly half the in
come. There is no doubt but the farms are
managed well by the Board, but it would
be decidedly more advantageous to the peo-
pie, the only real interested parties, if they
could be sold or leased for long term Of
years and the money safely invested. Then
the income would be, clear gain. As it Il
tho farms are not really paying more than
three or four per cent. per anpum on their
value. Whether they could be leased for
nine hundred and ninety-nipe years, which
Of course would be equivalent to fee sim-
pie sale, is question that has long agitated
The minds Of the people, and been the
theme of frequent discussion with all clas-
ses, and there seems little doubt but 1t WIN
be put in such shape, at no distant day,
~ to bring an answer one way or the
other. ,a ,'..,' a.4'D. MORE ANON.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
A Treasury DeGleioDey.

WASHING TON, Oct. sl.-At tho close Of
bsncss 1t the Treasury to-day, adeAciency
$4,000 was discovered In the cash account
I the Redemption Bureau of the Treasur-
ks Office. A diligent search wa made, but
= to late hour at night the cause Of the
Efficiency had not been ascertained. Should
! krther Investigation fail to disclose, 2,hc
|ss will be made good BY prorato assess-
|ept upon the employees of the room, nsst
! whom are ladies'. a.l' % ''''''' =
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
NUPTIAL,;

+" On Wednesday last, Mr.. 7. Z. Way,of Dc
troit, was married in Philadelphia, to Miss l..
Wilde Of this city. After the ceremony the
newly made pair, proceeded to take short
wedding tour from which, they returned
yesterday, and last evening 1 reception was
& isen them st.the residence Of the sroom's I
faith or, So6 Kirkwood street, Quite large
plumber ofsrelatives and friends were pres.
sns to wish The young couple happiness, and
10 partske Of . sumptuous collation.. Tho
bride and groom received many compliments
md wishes for long life and happiness; in o
lew days they will leave for Detroit.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
MINOR LOCALS.

At the Home Loan Association, which
met at Third and Market streets last eve
ming, $500 was sold at the following rates |:
500 at 26; $500 at 26H; $500 at Is per
cent. r.u ro ,D| 4 ..-.,. u D.. .as,fl q,
The McLear sale takes place today at
Institute Hall. The creditors Of the estate
will see that the attendance is large, ard, If
possible, keep the property and stocks from
selling at q sacrifice. rel a.unpol Q
Ii talk with Mr. Philip Quigley ycster-
teYday, about the recent Centennial acci-
dent concerning Which 60 mnch noise was
made, q HERALD reporter learned that the
whole damage financially was only $3.50
while OF the men, reported to have been
(" killed, wounded, I" &C., by the sensational
press, all are now ct work, except two, aud
theytwill soon be able to join the other
hands. '|''' , r..
=. ;. Last Thursday the Rugby Literary soeiee-
ty decided to again engage Dr.. j. ]. Villers,
Of New York, to deliver, some time during
the season, q lecture under its auspices Al |
q humorist the Dr.'s reputation is so well |
established, that to those who, enjoy fun |
and GOOD laugh, It is only necessary to |
mention the fact that he will condescend to
visit tho city . second time. ao,,y.eti ad'I'
The Wilmington . osnd2 Reading Railroad
Company announce thoir winter arrange
ments fof the arrival and departure OF pas,
senket trains ON their railroad! The iirst
trains snoEthin the morning cleayss Whining
ton It 6.45 arriving IN Reading At 1O.z2 !.
"a. Tho secen1 train north leaves Will
mington ut 5!l6 p. m., Arriving IN Reading
At7.A6 p. m. The first train south leaves
Reading At 1885 .. m, arriving III Whining
ton at IL O'Clock nocn, and the second train
south leaves Reading at $50 p. M, arriving
In Wilmington at 7.35 p. N.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
|otorious Counterfsits Arrested II
lllin0is. ~Hlt'- f'' a.


etorious Counter1sitsr Arrested in
Illinois. sDl'.- ,'".' AZ
wAsHlNsroN, OF. S22.-The Treasury
apartment to-day has = telegram from
olonel Washburne, Chief Of the Secret
rvice Division, announcing that he has ar
|sted, near Fulton, H., the notorious coun-
rfeitsr Ben Boyd, who, during the past ten
bars has uniformly escaped capture,
though well known % one Of the most
ccessful cutters Of bank note plates in the
)untry. ,'HH'@ -, . ''""' '.
When the officer came upon him, he and
10 comrades ran across fields and through
Z woods, and Boyd was captured by
blonel Washburne only after an eight mile
ase on horseback. It was ascertained
at Boyd had his 'mtll' at Contralia, ILL.,,
ID the Government has now seized At that
pee number Of plates for the printing of
y, $50, 500 and 1000 bills, together
th large lot of material and counterfeit
tional bank netss, ready for circulation.
is arrest is considered one Of the most
portant one ever made BY the secret ser
:, Boyd being regarded as the most
lful plate engraver in the counterfeiting
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
n. J. Midland r.. II.

Jew YORK, Oct. 21.-The first mortgage
'dholders Of the New Jersey Midland R.
met today, to consider the plans for re-
EPnisation Y Of the road. The plan pre-.
fed and adopted provides for . foreclos-
@the road and issuance Of the first
|'gage debt of half . million, which may
pereased to 81. 600. 900 1t the option Of
majority Of the Bondholders. The road
be placed in thorough repair and the
ent mortgage bonds to be redeemed.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
PuS he'd or Of q Train.

(tADlNe, Pa, Oct. 22.-A young man
found this evening west Of the depot
gives his name as Charles Wentrich,
states that his companion after taking
F's money and watch pushed him off the
T. wentrich is dangerously injured
II the head. The first attempt was
e 10 throw him off while the train was
'ns sixth street bridge, had It been
esslul he would have undoubtedly been
h. I
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
|isapp.arsd w1th A Fuil Purse.

pisapp.arsd vvtts, A Fuil Purse.
EoRcEsTER, Mass, Oct. 21.-Mysteri-
disappearance ofLucius ", Pond which
Easioned SO much excitement few weeks
! has not been explained, but disclosures
startling and wholly unexpected charac-
have been made this afternoon, which
kss the absence Of Pond less mysterious
at first supposed. Forgeries Of an ex-
live character, have been discovered, the
punt Of which are said to be very large,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
ooADENsED TELEGRAAs.


,.. .,." =, York, yesterday, the St Louis
''A' 'he Mutuals BY . score of 4 to 8.
''uay James Lombard and Daniel
VI Utica, were sentenced, at Rome,
" 10 years hard labor in the State
Aney were connected with the Ger.
nT''nL "a utta1r,ar a,cpibol1o
\ ~ o.,' prer'el a large humber dealer' ',sf osf
4 y. vh.o' shot himself Yesterday on L.
|di.,.- 'rouOies'TI ".sniSGItaN
sp.'ca' et;a 'Sa1 = from Chicago ,tatss that ths
ctu s .na Pacific Telegraph Line between ,
'' and st. Louis has just been COM