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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
2Senn oer ,,Noroftern" pon Ga

grOie auf neutrality-suspicious. gu ipres
den tOmmt, lit er einerieits unpiiienb pie
elm S9ulbube unS anberieits iibrt i'm iein
Sab sesen 9laes, mas an &eIisiOn i~treift,
melt iiber bas Siel binaus unb reseImaBis
in bic 8lumuse binein. 90 ma6t er in
feiner porlettsn Nummer bic Seiuiten gu
elmer rsebeimen" @eieai9Qit unb in ieiner
lebten Summer erSdblte er ieinen 2eiern
non benz 9irtenbriefe bes rwioerbaarissn"
.Sii6ofs Don Spporto. @irO bic Wabrs
beitsIiebs bes gIattes 10 melt seben, ieinen
2eIern iasen, baB bas Document cine Sal
j9uns lift. gtdbere @ust:nft bariber
fin6et Der rNorOitern" in bieier drummer
Der v@aSette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
SmiC6en benz grebiser un6 Der 6eui

CWtpWeW w" f'No'SN' ""N w WV"
fden Iutberii9en @emeinbe in Blattuiae,
@lseonfin, wuren firsli3 ll~neinisteiten
oussebro@en. Gin Sbeil Der @emeinoe
iu9ts benieIben nit @ewalt gu uertreiben,
unb 70 uurbsn zines slbenbs Yiitolenidiie
in bic Setter seieuert unb uieles am Yfarrs
bauie ~aeritOrt. Die Sbater fOnntsn ni9t
Iei9t srfannt weroen, neil iie masfirt ma
rem. 2ette ISOLDE 1T es unierem f~riibernGitps
Naridaa, Sobn &inbin9er, wel9era ais @es
beimpoliSit in iener @eseno ii6 cine 3eit
lang aufbieIt, seIunsen, ben Sbdtern auf
bic Spur 81 tommen, brsi aniibrer gu
perbOIten unb iie Dem 9eri9ts gu iiberlies
fern,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
$taot Dubuque.
Die S6ufer Der bieiiaen Marieni5uI

pie S6afer Der biefisen @arieni6ule
feierten Ben Iamenstus bes bo6p. Toters
Sauter, Ser ii6 burd feline itetise Gorge
fir bic S6ulc Elm srOBes TerSienit nm
bic aan,e @emeinbe erpirbt, letten Sams
jtae nit Sortrdsen unb 0eclamationen in
Dem sroBen Saale bes S@uIbauies, benen
audi piele @rpadiene beipubnten. Sin
jd0nes Mebsepanb uub unbere gei6enfe
aerinseren @srtbes wurben bel Der @elez
aenbeit Dem bo6wirbisen 6errn iberrei6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Sein6er Gmment6afer SAFE nno
fri(&es 2sier jeoerSeit in S6miO's
Braaerei an Der Ylanfroao.

Der Serafo v6am" mid sur 9esisla.
tur mad Oes MOines, ba mub benn suerit
George Burton unb CHARLES &osers rabs
gemurtt" peri en-. 90 iust Die vEimes"
nnb Die weiB es fiber, mas Der uSeralO"
Mann tbut, ie iino ia Na6burn II. usute"
Sreunbe in Der 8olitif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Am peraanaenem Montas ~besanner

bic Sbulen Der bieiisen ct. Marienses
meinbe. @s funn ben Gltern ni6t senus
ans Sers seIest werben, ibre &inSer nit
Der sr0Bten &eselmdbisfeit gu ienben.
Obne reselmdbisen S6ulbeiu6 iinb Sort
f6ritte unmSsIi9. 9lber ni6t ALIEN Die
abwelenben lsiben babur6 audi bic sanse
GlaNe muB leibsn! ba GINGER weniser
S9aler pssen ber llnterri9t i'm 6urti6ritt
aebemmt pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Sir6mei6e.

Die &irde in Gentralia, wirb AM Sonns
tas ben II. September einseie9net. Nir
MAIDEN bic &atbulifen Der l~lmsesenb anf'
merriam, Samit iie ii3 on Der 6eier betbeis
liQen f6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

So and costs, besabIte elm iunser
Granger, Der 0onneritas bur6 bic Stabt
s~alupirte. Gurios, baB Die YOiSeileute
INNER Sauern beim &rasen friesen. @enn
fOrmli6e 8ettrennen srpii6en ben &eprd.
ientanten Sunaamerifas in BEN StraBen
itlttfnSen, briiden ii6 Die Yulisiiten UNI
bic gde.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Sm 2aeuomomee, Swii6en 0unIeitb
lnb @aIena iou cine neue faith. Stride ses
baut werben, 4e bel Ill 6uB. 0ieielbe
rpirS pom gaditeinen NIT einem &Oitenaui:
wanb pon etpa SIS 900 erri6tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Die Serrem u. S6aler, friiber in ga
groFe, @isconin, unb s. Bad, friiber in
Chicago, Sainois, iinb eriu6t uns ibren
isbisen N~ufentbaltsort a~nsuseben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Settle 2Sode itarb Ser @m. McQes

Sette 2SoGe ltarb !Serr Wm. Wtcge'
nan babier. Oerielbe war iiber 20 Sabre
in Dubuque, er mar mublbetannt Sa er 10
Sabre als GIerf Der Oiltrifts unb Circuit
Court fansirte, einmal MitsIieb Der 2esis:
Iatur mar, unb bis tiir3Ii9 bic Stele zines
Sriebensri6ters perlab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Sanltag A6eno bradte man einen
Srldnber, 9. McSuiaan, Der in Der Ndbe
Der Staot wobnt, na6 Dem bieiisen ges
fdnsniB. SIM Sofi bate er ieine 6rau
perart miBbanbeIt, baB man bas S9limms
ite fir ie fiir6tete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
S6m6ma6er gefu6t!

Ser Rs. 8aifsr In 9tmars. glpmoutb &C., 9pra, ludt
sinsn eutsn S6utmadeseflsn. Der ale GsrtsH arbeit ma,
den lam lin ndtere austunft penbe man f6 an Serrn
Ne. aaif {, eemars, glameutb Co., Soma, isbf cher an bic
Nseaftts en- Ter @aisitf, bic i'm Stanes III nabrs ausfanft gu
setsa. 2if-t.a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
ct. Souis Marftberiht.
xebrerffeae Qeiucbt!

Der untsrseitnste q. 3. g1siler fu6t cine GtQs as qeb.
rtr an elmer iaibeiiftsn S6uie. Delsltt fam In belten
Spra6en lntsrrt6t erttelsn une IN i'm Srsdipisls tspan.
bert. Certificate tenutn auf gerlaneen sprse tat pereen.
gDeatn Naberem psnee man I'D an bic 8eeation Der g..
lttte." 209-bab q 4. SR.iIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
&iirifiG sin9 uns bon unbetanntt

SilrSfi6 sins nns BON n%nbetannter
9anS aus 9uremburs cine srie9ii6e Gel:
tuns 81. 8ir bottsn bic pI6eubaden" in
folder wtaiie bsieinunOer ni6t msbr ieit
Der S9ulSeit seieben, tOnnten aud teinen
gfusen pOn benz Slutte MAIDEN, ba vneus
srie9ii9"fir uns ripunii9" 1T. 0o9 banfen
mir bem@eber beitens, er bat uns cine Sreube
sema5t. Sb Don berielben 6reunbesbanb,
piGen ptr ni9t, aber ebsnfaas aus 9urem.
burg tam uns Elm Bad pS9lefi9e Sci.
tuns"; Su. Sin ebrwirbises glatt, bic
S3lefi4e 3eituns, bat ie bod bereits ib.
rem 1874. Subrsans ansetreten. Merci
bien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Seder u. Sdaer's Yferre-Seitaa1 &c.
s%eniber benz @tbtnaum III nit elmer ausrabl
prrtrefaiber 8uti6en, Sussies, &C., iprie Der
tefsn pisrte rsrisben. User cine Spasierfabrt
n,aten ria, ipats bort feline Srtsr biutsrlaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
aurora" 1T Der Same zines eIeaon.

,,Ntr0rd" ut Der ytame zines elegant
ten neren Saloon's nit 9ruilelersT eppis
den, Maru,er : Sii9en unp sepoliterten
Stiiblen ausseitattet, uorin Die bObere
&Iafe Der 0ubuquer v0abp's" III
rem Mtorsenz ober QbenbsS runf gu ii6
nebmen. @ir fiir6ten, baB es in Der
vaurOra" ni9t Bel ben Mursens II. albeno:
bitters bIeibt. @te es i6eint, lit alio audi
bier in Dubuque bas 0aiter Ser Srunfil6t
unter Den bObern Glaiien nidt 10 %ielten, oils
Die rSemperensbumen" uns sIauben MAIDEN
m69tsn. Wirb fetn Opium bort pertauit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Ganfemo Dollars, iol jeber, 6rant
Sreoe uno geter 8asner, bIe6en, neil iie
benz Sobne Der Srau Dean S6nups pers
~tauften unb bieier i'm Soii Dem SO. ..
0orimier bas Geii3t blaute. @rubam
unS Gabp iinb bic qnpdlte Der 6ldserin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
2 unu 4 SeantIins $500 msbr per M. ais fir
G9ieags Narftberidt.


Wsr 5tIssrapb.) aus. Is. 1875.
SO l-$4.5 so bis 5.75.
Weisen. -$l.15 bis 1.25.-
W elf9torn.- "a bis 81 Gts.
Safer-39 bis 40 Gts.
Sutter-l4 bis 25 Gts.
Gier-l3 bis IA @ts.
Wbistp-$l.l94
&inbuieb-$2.75 bis 6.75.
Sdweine-$6.75 bis 1856.
S3weinefeii9 -$2O.2 5.
NsusDOrf Warftbsri6t.
Wtr 5slssrapD. aug. %. 1875.
MebI-$4.5e bis 5.25.
WeiSen- Chicago $1.84 bis 1876.
Uilwaufee 81. 38.
Safer-5s bis 60 Gts.
Weli 9torn-semii9t weitI. II bis
80 Gts.
S9weine feii6.-S2O. 20.
@olo in New 0ort $1.l4.
ct. 2ouis Warftbsri&t.
Wsr 3slssrapt.) gus. %. 1875.
@si;en-rother, 8inter 81 As.
WeIi9forn-64 @ts.
Safer-364 Gts.
O. weinefIsii 9-$2l.5O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
a aentur

fur bic 3 srRstsn 9ampH6iFs. g 'msasnicn mad Garsya.
9dsIihe Abfabrt.
Samturs. Gmsr:fanii6s 9inie f6 Dampfer.
Rcre. Deutiber Qlcye, Bremen Is Dampfer.
Gunarc einie, liverpool u. antpsr. t6 Dampfsr.
Hsb Star Zine 8 Dampfer.
Die Saufsubt ron gaEastereu. lie i'd tn ben lesteu Is
Sdbrsu auf eisen Iampfern bsrriter une biuaber Iptbtrt
babe, fme tie Bette entpfstluns une tabsn mir eas 9atrautu
usnsr 5reunes seF&st.
Sn Gerbinouns NIT Sbisem, iteIle i'd
We9iel auf ale Sauptftdbte @uropa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
Der Sair- 2sfak bat bereits elm einlc

Der Sair- 2sfat bat bereits elm einlas
benoes 9lnieben. aaes lit sur Gmpfanss
nabme Der neutrality-suspicious. uorbes
reitet bis auf Die SaIe sur aufiteluns Der
Sriebtraft fir Die Mai9inen. Die Saue
lit etua 200 SUB BON Der Sunit: Sale ent,
fernt unS in sotbiiden Sormen erbaut.
Die geieai6aft bat ii3 bemibt, Die aus:
iteluns gu einem s~lansenoen Grfolse gu
MAIDEN, unb Dubuque fam wirfli9' itpl;
oarauf iein, ben i9Oniten 6airplas I'M
Norbmeiten gu baben. au3 1T es nun
mebr lel9ter benielben gu errei3en, ba bic
StraBensG iienbabn bis Dor ben@insans oes
9lutes fibrt. SIR 6arlner uno Snouitris
ele ma6t Sud- fertis, na6ite 8O9e Wions
tag il: bic grOiinuns, Sumitus Der S6luB.
Cine neue Ginri6tuns lit bic, baB aui
benz Ylate ieIbit cine Seriteiseruns Der
@esenitdnbe itattfinbet, bic man gu per.
faufen wiini6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

SIR Sarmer past amf! 9ebte ISOLDE
wurOe in Sulien Citation benz 9errn Wpers
elm Swei Sabre aItes 6ObIen aus bemStaae
seitoblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

glenn 2Iomate @inter unb brei MOs
nate feinen Sommer, mO6te man ausrus
fen, ba man bic SGume bereits ibr 2aub
i9itteln iiebt. Die 9ite bat uns oieies
Sabr ni6t iebr seplast. Ginise i6wile
Gage, ionit butten mir INNER cine iebr
mdBise Semperutlr unb bur6sebenps was
ren bic Nd6te meiit empfinbli6 talt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
No. 2. W6hentlide Srieftite.
Outuaus, ZEN 80. @uaui, 1877

20 Snmoe iinb i9on BON Der bieii9eu
YoliSei tobtsei6oien woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
8eter c&ieue's
General : M0cmtur

fir bic 8susrrerfi6
Gasnal am 1. Sauuar 1874.
Sinpsriai Don Sonbon, 5 5000, 900
&ogal pom siperpOOI, 1900, 900
German ameritan D. N,sg. l,65o,sol
ct. Yaul pOn ct. Saul, s19,621
ct. Suicpb pom RiiIOuri, 575, 400
Srewrrs uon Rilpautee, $50, 200
atlas BON hartford 1000, 900
aetna Cite Sninranee Go. 90, l2o, 800
Ole dltefs in anertfa.)
q. q. aeeioential y. SartfOrb, l,6oO,s5
Commercial BON giuerpoOl 10000, 900
9isf, mdStssn Grntsasnitsu, bic Fa bi hem Chicago uns
Sefrn Seuer tur6 rlnttiits 9abluns ihrer getIufs BE-
rdtrt tobtu, %empfsblen f6 fsibt uue fpunsn gel6sruuen
rem ~Stssnttum ~ Zen biuisfen Staten t~ntsssea senemmeu
Terfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31

Fully worthy of the patronage of our Cath
Ollie Schools and colleges
A. M. A. BLANCHET,
Bishop of Nesqualy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-31
BEAD THE FOLLOWING EN-
TRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.

The MOS REV. ARCHBISHOP KENRICK,
of st. Louis, says: "Accept my best wishes
for the success of your laudable effort to elevate
the character of our elementary School Books
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF NEw-YORK .............

pOgT OF NEWBORN ............ ...............JAS
CLEARED.
steamship Ethiopia tBrl. Craig Glasgow" &e henderson BIOS
SteAn,rp ChesAp-ake. M5ugum Portland. j. T. Alnes'
SIM Aerande- Murihy Mo lenll. p m. j. s. Spinnev
- tf-4rsbirr OBJ Jones Llnou. AAel. rLls 4 Co
Bar Golden Br Armstrong bArhadoss H. Ifo"bnaKe'
on" M, p.zle,i Ger Joheus Richmond Ps-enstadt Co
Bg Anus S~rd Pu4sth Roads orders Funea
Edft L co. ~. . a.. n - . y o-.i-i.
tBr uLmer tsrirnaG NAFleH 20
sc51 uqr, eSt C,uiu Provi-eucs. Il W Iscsson a. Son
srir 4 F. sim csson savannah. Fau bTlli oro
Srh- ha.orT SeRon. Savlu.ah iene u'4-esee'e 70
1,h.. Bsr Sis.e. Ba.Aiey Boston. Cnls sus
scA1 DAT. campbell stanford stamford AAAlae'urns' 70
s,ut % .aeva Ger Hamburg Dc 10, and HsVre
3. w.l nice. sri lass ., hunharit a Co. M -
.es. To-, Grrsaman Galveston Dec 70 VIA hey " est
r1., win a. i. aud usS {. II. Mallory s. 20 o.
s.,foslr vn.alr Fer1andn4 IA. b,c ~ va ron
Bo,si a. .Il With and Fss 20 Herman tIepeke
sss,lp l,trl mater NesOfiesls Dec 20, ~h mis
81 : Gr.a Winters Georgalan D. G., with mdse ssd
,,sn,rip Ace Tuipcr Wilmington. c., Dec 30 With neal
store> &C @ Win. g. CLYDE 10. 80.
l. lul bosOr Ntn4r 100 j3J" 30 d's va ~ s''n
@ Wa Doug a. Ncudos Ma7agrel DAYS with oranges
Grrraa brl1, GOiiey. OF aal 10 aA'som "'H'' r.
si,u p1srr -
rc~nov Ian THE National Line steamship Grerre lhoua'
from Dee 10 foE this poIi vas OF the LIl Al IL T'oA
D. m. S.taiday -. L.. H.. H.,
having experienced ato t1s PoF' Al
neon to-day FOR supply OF coal
IoyDoN The German BARI Ui from Saan@A oi e'1'
Il st.auied bcLlogne - -.
Co-o.s iar ecoulierel nr.V EA.s'
Dee IN lat long 80 To- lost mast and .Oht sa's
IfO,. LaieSf Sit,D Aeirs sac run tage..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
TIE ELECTION DAY MURDER.

George Hickey, one of those who were present
a. ihe shooting Of McKennA on election day Tor winch
Coroner Croker tried, brought before Judge
Barrett IN oyer and Terminer yesterday TO plead 10 an
Indictment for shooting MeKenna and Craig as tes
Hea on that trla. He pleaded not guilty. Mr Fellows
Aed that the should be adjourned until Mr. Beach
vas relieved from his Brooklyn engagement Assistant
Os'fic,Aliorney Rollins opposed any delay. IL was
LOT case Of life or death and might well be- tried by
N'lef counsel, and Mr.. Fellows himself was familiar
'n ts facts Of the case Mr. Fellows replied that
en- Dc great hardship force Hickey 20 trial with
H. III chosen counsel Immediately AFTER the Croker
an Tue papers Ia thar and ia tlis were trans
ssn 70 Mr. Beach, who had them now IN his posses
Judge Barrett said the engagement OF counsel Ia
d. SUIT and Ia another county was no excuse Tor
"sa%eensment, aad ses the trtal down i0f WcdHes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS
TUESDAY. JAN :.

r. D.
Mails Tor Europe Queenstown and Liverpool The steamship
The Post Office at 1880 Steamship 80 from Pier
As Nortn
and MeIco steamship Havana
nl PO t-Ohce = AZ
p. N. steamship sails a 3 D. IN. Pier 3. n.
Mails Aspnwa Panama the Central SOnh Pachc
steamship Acapulco. close 10 Suf
Mail the POsOfoe IL SeAnshlp sal At
u NJ, tTuiH Pier No AZ North River.
WkDNEsDAi. JAZZ. o.
Mails EIrone Liverpool the steamship
Cuba. II n. Supplementary NAL closed al tue
PosOher al Steamship Fails IRON CunarI Docs
jersey
Msl Hay Venezuela the steamship
Andes IL sails at Pier No 81,
North River
THURSDAY. JAN =
Mails for Havana TIE steamship 1 Vera Crai close At
Mail closed the EOfce ga
Steamship a. . rom Pier No 3, ". r.
Mails Bermuda The steamship Gamma. steam
ship sails q 4 o n. from Pier 70. II NortI River.
Por the Netherlands direct. bv the " Sehue1 mails
close $3.50 NJ HarDecs stores
iRIDAI. Jas b
Mails SeuOuuduo tue NesforE PooGee every dAI
at !: 80 p. %.
MAJ. Tor HlsI n = closed Al the Nea.YoIE Po.O
SATURDAY.. JAZZ. q
Malls for Great Britain ireland. lev le amshp AIR ae close
IN. Steamship sails % non Per No -. Norn RIVER
For Europe and Brr tesnlr uhenzoern
once l:lj sails from II GOT o Third
ST.. HoboteA
direct steamship Ss close NJ
Steamship sails AZ a. from Per no 30, Worth River
VI lprob4OY. Steamship a4ils rom Pier No = hoFb
River
Mails Ker West Cirde close . II. Steam
SHY ssls al 3 ?. II. from Pier 40 20 East ilTor.
sUSDAl. JAN. 10.
All Mails close at O'clock Tue tOs,JSc' ia oyer ro" "a
q 10 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
OFFICIAL AID IN SMUGGLING.


The trial of Cust0m-hOuse Inspector ID. +.
Harris FOR completely in the smuggling Of about l0oo
cgers INTO THIS port was resumed yesterday in the
Quilted States Circuit Court, before Judge Benedict '"
B Crsrd the purser OF the steamer Crescent City test
Ned that q few days before the steamer last trip 10
Cuba Harris told bin that MAJ By the name OF Frank
would return with him and bring few cigars; that he
Grard) replied a have control over personal bag
gage and if the cigars are passed L must be through
you" and that the conversation with Harris took place
board OF the steamer The telegram informing zap
Bracket that Struggled cigars we're coming in the
Crescent City then put IN evidence ana the "esS
stated that when the steamer reached ths city on Dec
T. 1874. Harris. who was on the pier. said that II
the cigars were not on the manifest he would have to
seizs them. as there was great dea Of trouble about
cigars. I'm repy to tue question. " were tue cigars
ipaplfe.ted ?" Girard said: Harris asked NE 10 put
the cigars the mauiies, ana, after the steamer na
arrived. went 10 ny office and manifested tlem hSI
rs said that IL would do would save Dln ana te
saip great deal Of trouble" The statement mat III
Havana. goods are, general thing, luNolceu uhue
the cross-eXaminatlOn nothing new was cNcited eA
Cept that he had cOnspired with Harris or any one
else TO smugge cigars lnt" this oIt lnat - nav
Expressed surprise az 80 Frauks' bringing 50 many
elgars and the witness signed the telegram INFORM
ing Capt. Bracket that sm0gged cigars were co~'DR
o. the Crescent CRY.
Ayeanet tue smugCer OF the cigars ana the one VINO
turned States evidence Ga the redirect examination
Tue said that he had known Harris 10 CT
raudulenuy that, so far US hc knew u was the
custom OF all inspectors do tunes, ana that
upon OCCASION he paid Harris $40 for passing case
o. brandy for him. Tie witness quaiuou Ms statement
inspectors passing cgafs by thht me aer
we're few in number. and brought by passengers Iof
their This closed the case Tor the nme
juror who, kept ia court all daY WOult ne ~ DANGER
VI Oslng d large amount OF money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-05
to sell Ton here particularly - the
London quotations came later in the day at s6ss

to sell Eon here, particularly ~ the
London quotations came later in the day at ass a
decline of per cent, ralyng however later IN II =
day to ga in London and closing here at AI North
Western at first stoutly resisted the decline ~ the
mainder Of the list and after selling from 48! ~ ,
was quickly rallied to above g. and sustained until
past n0on when it broke to All but when money eased
up was again rallied to 48, closing at az st. PAID
was the next strongest stock, closing at $751; against
S9s at the opening. Some surprise expressed on
the street that the North Western should have per
mitted the West Wisconsin Company whose road
the Northwestern have to run over to make its di-
rect line from Chicago to st. Paul. TO default in the
payment of its interest for small an amount
as $4,000. Lake Shore sold from 79s to
100. closing at the lowest price, which
may be regarded as comparatively steady
in view of the street gossip concerning the Com
panys default in having provided for it's various
sinking funds fact by the way which was men
toned in this column some time since The market
generally closed weak at or near the lowest prices
of the day 1t may not be impossible that Wall-st.
has already commenced to trim its sails in accord
ance with its very late appreciation OF the
facts. that the prices of nearly all comm0-
dities. and of labor. all over the world,
have been and still are tending downward.
The aggregate sales of the day amount to about
100000 shares of which $500 were Western Union,
Al 800 Pacific Mail, 234OO Erie, % 800 Lake Shore,
q, 100 Northwestern Common, $500 Rock Island
II, 400 st. Paul Common, 1900 Ohio. 1900 Union
Pacific, $500 Wabash. 1900 st. Paul Preferred,
200 North Western Preferred, and go New-York
Central. Comparing the closing prices to-day with
those of Saturday, Delaware Lackawanna and
Western improved and Erie per cent, while Cen
trail and Hudson, Lake Shore, and Northwest
Common each declined per cent; Wabash. !;
Rock Island and Northwest Preferred. each j.
Atlantic and Pacific, Ohio and Mississippi, and ST.
Paul, each !; Union Pacifc.s Pacific Mail u Han
nibal and st. Joseph. L; and Western Union Teie-
graph, Il per cent. The opening. highest lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold at the Board
to-day VIII be found in the following table:
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MONDAY. Jan. 4-P. NJ.

The depression noted on the Stock Exchange at
the close of Saturday was continued to-day, that
the first sales were at about the highest prices of tho
day The market has been unsettled and foverish
all day. having been subject to frequent, and IN the
case of Pacific Nail and Western Union Telegraph,
tn violent fluctuations. Western Union opened at
70. and sold at 7Sl0i9t0 F9Ts0i0 T7FS7s@77.. Pa
cidc Mail opened at 3il. sold at 3iaG33leS4aeS3lS
3,!SS3. 80. DS3l93i. In the railway shares the
fluctuations We're no less frequent bat not as vio-
lent. Ere, in response to sharp advance IN the
London price opened at 30, sold at BOT. back to 3d.
between which figures some 100 shares were sold,
and about 5000 at 29I and then the stock sold down
10 29.. on transactions of only about 5000 shares
all Of which suggests the idea that
possbly the Leudon pfies ives "riggsd
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DECISIONS-JAN. 4.

Supreme Court ChdmbeyS-BY Judge Drpohue-
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PHILADfAPHrA, Jan. 4.-The Pennsylvania
Supreme Court began its session to-day number OF
opinions were delivered touching cases IN different
Counties of the State The murder Of agt
The Commonwealth, from Allegheny County, was de-
cided, aud the sentence OF the court affirmed
The new courts authorized by the Constitution
went into operation to-day. The old District Court
which has been in operation for GA years. Is abolished
and the judges now rank a. Common Pleas Judges.