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HOW CREDITORs MEET.
A Picture Drawn nv the Pen Of One who Has
Been There.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Str One
Of the most amusing places to visit In these
times Of business depression ia " a meeting "
the creditors" Of one OF the firms that have
suspended payment.
II YOU are one of the creditors, you have tho
honor to receive an invitation to attend the
meeting. II II generally neatly printed ana IN
IL they request the pleasure OF your company NJ
such day and hour.at their own or their lawyer
once. Perhaps you swear little when you read
IL, which IL naughty. II too good 10 do that,
you swear mentally (but have heard some
swear openly and call the nrn bad names), and
at last YOU decide to accept the invitation.
On arriving at the meeting you mud mixed
assambluge. about half smoking aud most of
them In the best huuOr but there are few
sour creditors, who have oid-fogy notions OF
right and wrong. One Of the creditor perhaps
on,v on PAPER. Jumps up and sais' u noih,nd'e
failure. II II generaya friend of the hrms. The
motion Is seconded. and carried. Secretary
nominated. u otion seconded. aud carried.
Everything H. " carried " at meeting. \ motion
i never negahved. Meeting Organized, hats
Come on. -
and assets he read. Motion seconded and car
rieu. Statement generally reads something IRE
THIS; " Liabilities about SsO.U0; stock ~ hand
about sl200O. present value about S'tW hills
rereivnOle and open accounts. S2tlW; bills bad,
sg0n.' Firm offers thirty cents NJ SIX twelve.
ana eighteen months. Tp Jumps one o. the
Old-fury creditors and wishcs 10 n.k VIZ smith,
one Of the firm. what he meant by stating to
hun month aeo that he had S5OOOO stock and
only owed $4,000.
Mr. Smith replies In bland voice that the
gentleman who last spoke must have mtsund"r-
stood the tenor Of his remarks at the time he
mentions.
lrate odd creditor esys he rather thinks he
did not, and is ready 60 70 On the stand and
swear To It,"
10 JUMPS another old fogy and wants %
know how his books stood on Dee. ~"
MIR. smith replies that hts books were not
balanced"
old fory wants TO know why they were not
balanced"
Mr. smith replies hecnuse they could not make
them lalauce." lLauVnter.
Then Young America Jumps NJ and says " he
does not see that talking will mend matters
time Is Valu ible. ana hc cannot AFFORD ~ loae
more OF II at this meeting. ~ he has several
more to attend to to-day L 'ughter.l The nrm,
no doubt, needed more capital 10 conduct their
business property. and took this means 10 Oh
tain IT, lLaughter.I No doubt n they settled
with them on these terms. the hrm could take a
larger store In a better location llaughterl, and
| most Of the creditors could sell them more
goods than thes did before lliughterl. and yet
worse bit next time. lLiughter.l Therefore
] move the offer be accepted.
The Chairman states that the motion Is before
the meetlus. Motion carried.
Young America-l move We adjourn. Carried
Young America-And move an amendment
10 the nearest restaurant" to drink every
| bOdy's health. the nru's included. Laughter,
). T. ii.
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GEv. 0RAHAM ENCTTED.
A Fling Back NJ the Idiots who have Wan-
tonly Tssnpered with hts Work.

A Fling BacI. No the Idiots who have Wan-
toniy TH,npered with hts Work.
Salem n. Wales. President of the Depart
ment of Docks, testified before the Senate Com
mittse Yesterday that he had asolisbed the title
of " fitiui observer" formerly applied to certain
EMPLOYEES OF the department. Edward Nc
Donald, diver, testified that he draws e a
day. aud enc when he goes down twice Ia one
dav. He had examined the work done under
Gen. Graham, at the foot Of King street, and
found il defective. The concrete did not sci"
but fell away under the water. William W.
Burnham, a boolIkeeper for the department,
testified that he draws $500 year. has two as
sistlants. and carries on the business Of florist
in addition to hIs bookkeeping.
Gen. c. X. GranHuI, eK-En2ineer OF the De-
partnent Of Docks. tended that the Disabled
condition m which he found the wall and per
at the Battery was not due O. BAD workmanship
Oh Gen. McCIelian's part. but 70 the lOoscning "
the suh-trttum on which the wall was built
The Cannl street uicr cost SI-tV' and rents fof
$4,000. At the sauie time TWO acres II land
have nceu redeemed. and are valuad 40 S4ai.l01.
When little johnny Davenport, VINO examined
the witnesses, asked Gen. or ham atout the
bad work IL king street, he grew excited. and
said, lhrt work was done just as | was
blocks hardened tho-e Idiots removed
Tne WORK do@e ~ Vel Vel NJ ,1at At C'nSi
street, nt which no one can complain, but lack
of brhius Spotted ~. II Lltope the shutters hre
left On three months. while the blocks hard H..
At Canal street men have been two weeks riak-
lug test pit. aud have got down only SIX feet
and Two inches. The King street wall 10 hardcn-
Ing, although diver, IN his attempt to ruin my
reputation, said he could run his arm into IL no
IA the shoulder. Why. sirr continued the wit
ness. IN unmist kable earnestnese. " II had
been pepmitted TO take all The evidence could
get would have sent these scoundrels 10 state
PRISON Tor conspirlCyl'
Gen. Griha y further said that the KIM
street W "a. despite the tampering Of the
idiots, will last % the end Of eternity.
la conclusion. Gen. Graham testified that Pier /
Is too long. No vessel can he safety moored on
the south side Of IL In gale. II interferes with
navigation, ana wa intended only as frontis-
piece. Witness thought IL absurd to make West
street 20 feet wide. The space will eventually
Ice used To store goods and properly owners
fear that row OF storehouses may be erected
along the water side, Ia the injury of their
property. II the huikhe nd line Il limited on the
East river SIDE, the city will save shO,UU per
mile. Ordinary piers Will not stand such a dis
lance out In tue East river aud tue velocity Of
the current which at present prevents tue ens y
handling Of boats win be Increased.
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HAND ON the room.
How an Indfn Rubber Baniing Inaiita'iOn
Invested the savings OF FACTORY tsiri-.

How Iudfn Rubber HaniSing InaiifaIiOn
Invested the savings Of FACTORY ,.iri-,
LITTLE FALLS, Oct. Z2.-rhls village is
greatly excited over the failure Of Burke
Healey, private bankers. They suspended paw
ment On Thursday last, with heavy liabilities.
The largest creditors are those who ran least
afford to lose. being factory girls and the labor
ing classes. Connected with the bank was "a
savings department. The women aud children
employed in the factories had deposited with
the bank $9o00o, az least eighty per cent. u
winch Will DO a total loss to them.
Burke & Hcacy commenced the banking bust
ness here few years ago, and notwithst iuding
extravt gant Management Of their affairs. en-
loved the confidence u the community until
recently. when rumors, not believed by many,
began 20 he circulated rejecting on their credit.
A year ago they huiit a banking house viii d
cost $1,000. Both partners lived IN elegant
style, having erected two of the auest residences
In the place. II nov transpires tnat the NIX Is
Morlgaged for $40,iOO, and that there are incum-
hrancrs on all the properly OF the FIRM amount
Ing 20 its fun value. Ihey claiul To have lost
SD.OOJ In building the bank ana large sums IN
Specializing IN Midland Railroad bonds. 1hey
also SINK Sl5OOJ Ia a knitting min project. II
seems tn 4 they commenced business without Il
dollar 81 their own cGuital. The late BANKERS
afe booted az by the Indignant pOpulace when
tuey venture Oh the street.
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The Proposed Colossal statue on Bedioe'
Island.

P1'fs Correspondence Qf ne London Times.
On the evening Of Nov. "A banquet. al
whtch nearly two hundred persons we're present,
org nzed by the committee Of the Franco
American linton. was held al the Hotel du lou
The FiaDcO- American UuiOn PROPOSES 10
erect the most colossal statue. on Bedloe's
lslaud, ever known. co perpetuate the part take
by France in the War Of Independence, and to
mark the friendship that unites the two peoples
The event Of the evening was the speech uf
NJ. Labouiaye, III which the following passage
occurred:
I'VE wish to erect a status the most colossal
ever raised, which will rise above that immense
81 ia which covers New York, with its million
Inhabitants, Brookiyn, which has 100000 aud
Jersey city which reckOns as many. There II
Will he really in its place. have seen the colOs-
sal II tua Of Bavaria thrust into corner out
side he gates u their capital, aud atten asked
myself what the statue was doing there II not
70 call u mind that Baveria Is but the shadow
Of herself. The Colossus Of Rhodes saw little
vessels Dass between Ice legs but. compared
with our statue, the Colossus of Rboues L. but
a clock orpapent. lLaughterJ The statue
which we would cast Is not made OF cannon
: ken on the field u battle. Eicn of his Hubs
has not cost thousand mems lives, and has not
caused countless widows and orphans to shed
tears. IL viii be cast In virgin metal"
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DIED.

BURKE.-on Tuesday. Nov. % Of pneumonia, Jons
BURKE. area ~ Years
The relsiNee aui friends OF the family. lnh the NON
hers Of the Nincrnt a. Pals Society NJ 81 Vincent
fOgrcrs CAuch and also The members ot the Iammany
Han GEM raj and District Countries ~ the 2uh Ass
scmhly District reHpectfuN invited 70 attend thd
funei ~ from his late residence 1853 East SIN ST.,
Thur dav, Suv. IS a. O'Clock.
Edward BHughan, aged 20 years
Funeral will take place on "wednesday, At l r. NJ
froui Christ church, Wiliiansnurgh
gan, 4. the S5ih year Of her
Tho relatives and friends respectfully lvited 10
fe,ic raj IT The reside Of her -Oni-law.
Philir Mcdonnell. -, West GHh H., on Wednesday,
NtN. -. al 4 O'Clock 4 VI.
Mc6Eh.-On Tuesday. Nov. -, Alexander Mr'iee.
only cild Of Alexander ana Jane McHee. ager years.
months anc - divs.
The restiyes and friends of the family snect-
fully invited 20 attend me funeral wednesday, Nov.
"a from me residence IF his parents corner II Vernon
aV alid An ~. Hunter Point, l.. /.
OtONN OR.-Oa NOV. 2S, MTs. Natlcrn, pCOnnor,
aged az wears.
cl tyrs anA friends are invited to attend ~ funeral
from hef lat" residence, - Cherry 81. m Thursday.
POLL Ak.-On MONDAY morning. e., r. F"ias- IN ha
T.e rlcuf. ma members OF Atlantic Lo Sc T and 4.
NJ are rrspcctluly requested To aitnud uf funeral On
"Wednesday morning, At ~ O'Clock, al !N 81 Az,
near Tlst &.
NtLIlNGrON Monday. Nov -. Ann e., be-
iovcC WIFE ~ Wu Wellington.
The relatives nAu friends OF the fanny r"spert-
fulN invited attend the luz RAJ .orN.tys IRON
ldrnee, III West DIST s Oh Ihuraday NuN 70,
AZ ! o'clock T. NJ.
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transactions YESTERDAY AZ the Exchange COM
pri~ed sales nv T. H. Ludlow CO.. executors sale
vr.siory marble front store WITH lot, Gi.A7n2 north
side Chambers street. 100 feet az Church street.
tla0O1, also. at pubic auci,on. thrrt Story brick
stable with plot. d1xsilu soui side Eleventh street
Us feet east Of second venue, [itNl.
10y A. II. Muller & son, per order executors. the
iwostorJ Franc. anu ihree aud fourtor hrcK houses
wtii lot tiUl. SHE Mott street between Sp1ux
and Prince streets, ~, ON,
- WIN. Kvnpriii foreclosure, one house. " N Ut,
clnNlfb ssufn side twenty -ilnth street, lflh ftrt
Nrst OF FOURTH avenue. S2lln.
Nv l.. \. Lawrence Gu. foreclosure. four los. each
25Aul. suuth side lllt street. l feet Wrs Of foufh
uSrluo. sg0.0ls.
rs H. y Htractt. force '0sufo IN, ~ 2'N1ol wrst
sllc fi,htn aycuu" eill te, south Of loltl street,
slGNN.
Thr following foreclosure sales Wtre adjourned
M ulscs ~ Eiei seventh street a. NnN. un lot,
southeast cnrncru Fifty, -hth street iud hr Awny,
2 Dee. 90 fNur lot. s'urhW,st cor'"r Gran Bonc
ward and Elizabeth street, and premises Monroe
sti Get. tiur uie
4 number u foreclosure announce FOR TO-
day Al the h., change
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The Sequel tonn EIopcmcnt.

NEwBU'RGH. y. Y, NOV. 9.-lhe whereabouts
Of coup, that eiopei from this clty long time ago
weret recently discovered ~ peculiar manner. The
couple A.. a DR.. W. De Wolf J1Lcs aud Ms. Anon w
Ermeneker, the wife Of industrious German 80 no
married her ten years IN Gcorzis. Jones became
acquanei with her by beng called 70 attend her whine
sick. AFTER she had she asked her husband
20 supply her with money 10 visit her relatives lfl
Georgia le did ~ and she lrft, taxing her chd with
her shs dll w rt-fn AslyIl time 40 ne receive!
his chd mad tc.aled stOFY 10 Inn Of being Ely
beaten Dy Jones' giving her name, rcsldelce, ma name
Of her lltheT.
NJ Erlcnekcr proceeded TO Chicago, found the guilty
pair, and hnd hem arrested. Mr. Lunrncker TOusr
MI itl gir iack 60 tls city. Jones rc'l. "a !y
connected here. Now that ne has got his Cdld, MI
krlnencker cares hut little anuut the elOpers.
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ATwOOD-HAvENs. on Thur.dsy. Nov. N, ~ the
residence OF Mrs Mary H. Van Horne aunt II the bride,
10y The Rev. William r.. Duryca. Mr.. William H. A.
wood 20 Miss Elizabeth Ravens, ali Of Jersey City.
KERRY -CL-AkK.-On wednesday, Sow, Il At tAs
residence OF the nrdss parents. by the Rev T. II
Roger, u D.. Miss Agnes H., daughter o. Joshua A.
Glars Esq 10 Mr. Jo1n J. Kerry 4 HncSrusack Y. "
CTTPIA NALLiSG.-On Thursday. Nov. ~. by Tie
Rev Howard Crosnv, Horny \. tuppia 10 Ada, Only
dau a ioF VI Cro-gc ~ Wiling, All Ut this city.
jon 10 ROWLAND.-On Thursday, Nov. Is by thu
Rev b. NJ. warrington OF Greenwich Conn. Matte ".
O.. ,licst daughter u Jos ph l.. Rowland Esd, 10
Charles 4. JnAcs. both Of Ailler's Place. l.. l.
LOOMS spa Rks. GA Thursday, NoN IS. 1873, al
III simps.n Methodist Episcopa Church. " me Rev.
Wrslcr DAVIS. Taurus LOOMS to ReDeccG A. ttaugn.
tee OF the late Alexander +. 80 Fis. all u Br0uklyn
san Ds-ADAM Trinity Church. Parkersburg,
West ". On ", duesdly, NOV. Il, 1879, by the Rev
Minnie 5 Adams u ParKrrBnurg.
Nov. D. by The Rev 4. @. Warren Mr. VIM. A: sintn %
On aha. Neh. 70 Miss Persis Blair " speed vile. lOHl
kins county y A;,.,,,.r a.. ,,..,..,.- ~.
Rev j. Houston Ecclestone, ID. p, VIM N. spackmRn
To Ma garet Livingston swift all OF Philadelphia.
NGEMAN-HoAGLAND.-o Thur-dly, Nov, is
49, 81 the rrsdencc Of the brides parents 1913 Cart0H
Az, bruokyn. \. y by the Rev Geo; +. Reed Geor.s
eldrst asashtef q pr snd Mrs. c. \. aoAgland.
rATE-M AIsNEi--on Tuesday, nov. 10, 1879 a.
cestelol Height. staten Island; by The Rev I. En-
u the late william II. Warner. No cards.
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TUESDAY, Nov. 2{-FLorE ANp NrAI-Thore
es, o d, ao, esy m'st h E, H. nave AVE- o mo-"
large, aud although t4rre ms been no q "a prs
tir g'tr W iirs au4 itrlsu. ~ brsnes N ordss g
tor, IN - ani pGeswueat Gonr ha,e ga he contrary.
"a d hrm Win 70 better hutLr - Iv.e.', nn.r .ul,
cuf, Mlaa.slf Az 'nsolui " s.na 10 sen hucs.
" eat nogf qyirt ky"h ~ s'e!ay, csf n'' /. ac. .ye
- auq Western - ';ossbI5 ARA lat ,e.e., 80
G5. Wrst m snril. Wheat extras, = ~, f5r5 do
y \ NJ XAA, 60 'aet' do. ~tier Wheat 4 ano \ \.
g IOsSs5 MnL,sets p.i eht, ~ e!,y shlp X
as southern nnk, r. and tinly nruncs. Sass 'l,
ars x. pGng e GdrS msS s e 01 s
$50 Rr.n,y waa. i.-li50 81 Bue waeaI hour = 100
T..Sviriolsfa.rs wa. arner tone % tsc mlfEc,
a os n.aauet WIN ~ aGy,ers ~ n,rK ana ara %,
new packing season opens iniu.ricun4ly those VIII
mHderStt tridt md is nrfn To'div pors was du
sat- on , hr spo - C o,g ' s9 r nv 's II %
~ Januar' and s2aN for February Beet quiet
c,N ous Gle r AMI i6iic Tor claice d., CuI ncats
yery qr'rt ted Sas nfas5 NJ 3n ny s9 CIV
tor western tetie' nna Use Tor ~" "r't th ga
To- sci me year 1875 for lst na't OF b'vHnhcr, ad
s. uut Il own a, ''t pr IN, e.p 9"t. q AT g44v, "
quote F'IN, hn,.' mess Eat 3S'r, ' n.
g. III 80 -" n, s si - 'Goc9 an y ib
nc s,u,,ce5 hams lies ed, n., As il3.ae1 snou'-
steam rendered. l a.. prime city ~ snuSd Ipin-,
lAlh. swoNe1 Shoulder ip'4 'lo'se' Dressed go
Gl,i Wheat La,hc.uvop jul, 0Nor, t.Sins onV
g. sUp,ny mm,l4t' w.Ats ''t fu,' mas been te hrn.
to0 I'd ,e a -c i.or, WI Some a,',5u i've ,
h'rley have r,maineu without o-s'Ut c1anse. corn
nave cen active Or dormant hue o. t.e WI. sh "
Gasg. a. i5s-'l.os fo', ~, ecd WIN 'l;lll.lla
~ III ss'rus. 20 iot nard Minnesota sii5
I'd d. ,lS',isd fer' vn'e v' 'o' "V o,,s dsi
ssrs '.''~ I'n az h'i t. - i''.ii1. n,Ni XIV iIa
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ROMANCE IN THE SESSIONS.
why ~ Cierk Didn't Blow his Brains Our In
the Central Park.

the Central Park.
The trial OF Ludwig L. Trler. on mn iu-
dictment for grand larceny. WINS begun on Nom
day and continued IN the General sessions yes.
tcrday Trier Is the seton Of a family said To- In
ciude members ~ the nobility m Frsnkfort-on-
the-Main. He was once lieutenant In a reei-
ment Of Austrian husssrs. He came 10 this
country with an honorable discharge and hear
lug high testiinonials. Since hiA arrival IN
America he has been engaged Ia mercantile bu.-
iness, principally as travelling salesman and coll
lector foe New York nrms. His last employment
WAS with Emil Robert Carrie Co., importers
and lObbers Ot French millinery goods, at =
Union -uunre. Mr.. Henry Carrie being the mem
Der II the firm who carried on business here for
himself and has Partisan partners. Mr.. Care
: tied for Europe on the Eth Of June
charge al rrier, who was then comb
dental clerk and cashier for him. About sep.
tuil"d statement In writing If the receipts and
disbursements during bis al senee. which rCvcs
t. be correct, end which showed balance OF
cash On hand amounting q about Sian The
money was In the personal custody Of Irisr. In
ACCORDANCE VITA Instructions from his en-
street. On the 9TH u september Trier reported
at the Police Central Office. and subsequently to
MT. Carrie, that he had been robbed NJ the
uuney Toy pckpockets wniie he was taking IL 10
the store, on = Blocker street car. Mr.. Car ;
Gid notrtedit the story Of the loss threat aed 10
have rrier arrested. and started for tue Puhce
Central Office. When he returned lrier bad quit
the store La'er Ia the dAv Air. Care received a
letter from lTier. sayin. that the writer driven
20 desperation by the ruinuus cclsatiun
against him. intended T. shoot himself Ia he
Central Psrk. similar letters were written to
Triers wife. ana 60 a particular friend.
TrieT was arrested that evening la the house
" friend ~ Fourth avenue. He then stsd. and
has suce maintained, that cooler reflection CON
vinced lin that self-destruction would be con
strued into confession Of guilt. and thai he
could not make out Oi regard for his WIFE,
| family, aud friends. His defence, conducted
by Mr.. Agernou y. sullivan. made strong iin-
preston upon the Court and jury. The trial Is
to be concluded to-day.
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AMSTERDAM, N. Y, Nov. "a labor strike
which assuming serious proportions has begun among
emp yees of the yanou Exnitng mills Of this place
reduction Of 10 per cent Ia wages wue made hy tho
90 n owners few weeks ago, and last week Melon ID
kim a co., schuyler, Blood & Co.. Philips. Gardener
a 60" ana the American lip lerI Company maze
further reduction u 10 Der con To thus the bands re-
fused TO- suuml and between 500 amt 1000 have quit
rk Inc strike h not -eAera ia M r. au TWO ~ Is
wide have closed their door, the owners saying that
hcf cannot run en- wth lr0nt unless the r1tiveH
rrpt the reduction m wiscA II Is believed that
nHJJuy ut ihe NILS VIII follow their examine,
large Aun c pf l,uaic operative h'Yo quit Eor1 ~
force RE pay neat wtpe claimed TO nur thou fOr
oterW.r. pnIflrncl during he plAt ilW munths.
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rnE nRoKEN sAv1xGs RANK.
Tue ReInova, Of Mr.. William =. Cnrmun
from the HeceiVersbip.

An application was recently made 10
Judge WesthrooR, Ou behalf uf some ~ tho de-
positors Of the Third Avenue Savings Bank, I"
remove william :. Carfunu receiver, aud IN ur-
dcrng the removal his Honor says
l. an individual, Who On the cuth iny of December
1874 was . dated sccrttar ui the thtl Know ius %
vent saVugs bank. by its thea dlrcctIrs whu used
IN tnm IN month tlcr. u make AMI ytrl.F a
.lsc stat uent declaring ~ suV'nei, ana WI" a.
natuel Nv then ifs receiver in sui Wnitn . ey
caused To- be Instituted. To Wind up ~ siiin 20 lno
pr1uer person g. execute Nuch trustf Especla Is,
tnouli he be- rctlllc1 VIII eve y creditor Ear a
known, ah.s TO remove hum rlis statement ~ the
case Indicates On, answer. IL ia. Clrmar .lc vi j.
fullY inisr oath lLuaTy, 1873, representa- th bank
b. solvent La surely isnpt proper pcIul " be ~
trusted WITH tho den ate and iportlnt duly which he
Is called upon receiver TO discharge.
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state bonds we're duu except for Tennessee o..
serief which advanced ron tsl l6ti. brooklyn Is.
wster Dan sold NJ lo3A III railroad securities there
active business bat especially for Henntbul
ana 81 Joseph convertible, which under the innu.
OF liberal sale. uUCued 10 n2ta Union P1cinc lists
sold at lOat, aud Contra PAcincs 10 iOG1.
The following werc tho priuopal trans lctiOus Ches
sYpaEC aud OHIO iNtS COUPON WI; Chic 1rd Alton
income. IT, chic. 500 Alton - NJ. tlo; NJ ana ~
Pau e. NAepa1te The and North western
con. aOu. gold bonds. ~ New JerSey Central lst
new 10y NJ ane Esr,.x lst con- lO7lAsl0s lad
bouriilgOu auc v est. 1sts. p Lake Sh0rl Is; r..
coupon rex. lle; ohio and MIS- 81. 7oi Harlem Ists
- cou.on- ll2il Ccrtrsl Ptcinc yud bonds. infil
Central Pseinc 1t. san ], squn branch, S9N MON
Pacific railroad. isf IT. 1854 mon Paeinc Is land
grtuts, So onion Pacific sinking fund. NSie New
Nors Cenfra ist m. reg. - Albany aud snsqnge-
hams I'll. so. Del. aau liga. bonds. NJ, III .
Chic aud Northwestern ist " 100. c. anr x agd
Ptcin, st, IL central Pacinc Let Ca AM OREGON
brauch ~ roiea0 anu Nnussl lsi M. 81; Toledo aif
val ~ 1t. - Laui. DIVISION $40 Fri" 81 IN. aH'. %
gi. Norris Is TX D. n. 1uJi- 1p Sew Jei -ty
Lefal Ia con. in7s Onto aud Miss co... l., U' /;
New YORK Central d. ~, To- Hat. aud ST. Joseph 81.
cUav s.k.
fhe opeaius highest. lowest, and 3 4 NJ. losing
pucts y stOC.s Today were
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- his brother, md that after that event he WAS
greatly changed In demeaDOr Mr.. Reed tesu-
He'd
He stnvt AZ nv house Tor several months. He
ayt - be at Ill hours the night wanfcrlnr hrough
thc mouse nj room was over nnne and could often
h"it him pacing to ami NO. sonnet ines out tie
ei n's o. aud upon coming ~ frequ,u tly found him
ut lli- wife several times to induce hin g. go
cant go-ihee want ~ kiu me-" lie wac very excited
aud ran his hands ryOusy through his hair. asked
him wll he dilnt 20 % bed. and he answered,
cant sleep FOrry cones every night % me-" Com
the ith John the hospital and two little
cildrcn one Of them said " John, do you think
llurry VIII get well 2 He began to cry ana staggered
a railing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-24
Arrived TUESDAY. Nov. 90.


steamship Navarino Hull. mdse and pas.
Steamship Kcrinund Norfolk. uidsc ara PASS.
steamship City Of Merida. New orleans, Crux.
anu Havsnn. mdse. and pass.
steamship Champion. Charleston. mdsc. aud pass
ship shakespeare, bremen. mdse.
shin ST. Fatrick, Liverpool. mdsc.
shin Euds1vOr, Manila. muee.
Bark lronsdes. LeghOrn, marble.
BARK Amor, Dublin. M bIllast
Btk M1ads ena. Anxostnra, mdse.
Rsrt C1racoa Curacoa, salt.
Bark Katie. Pcrnannhuco. sugar.
Bars Edward. Antwerp ind,e
Bark DAVID TAYLOR Barrow, IN ballast.
Bark Newhnrgh. London, IN ballast.
Briy SLgu1 CaDeO. coffee.
Brit, Cateila. Leghorn. mdse.
Brig Emtly, Belize. ullse
Also the uruqi river snd cOastwse vesses