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\ y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
ToRrnF WIEN ENDNG E0y. l6, 1873
Lt,nrn., lll M y y. TElH,.I lY E.IDlteIl

re"r'ai H', 'f,i ,,. o., ., ,.,,c,... ..,,
NJ, Door soSd, rrt even thing in GOO ofl.r An ATTRACTIVE
ook cNUuiDsti"n sud oii,n n 49, q sa, 'i' M
e. moron viii NOT allow he contents 10 chance about Sc
PlPy 81 so@ 1910. aa i as S noi coaaas he
hos barrel stating the anonai also send it'' a. We
o. Lat slouid also be hri"'l IN aiC =" ys ,ts
on goods put IN best shape 80 th' our aiA - III
demand. ..- ....,..
Receipts ir e wecs -" gg do last week 7' 19;
1b. since Jan l. 200 bbis same ,lmc last year 2s'I5
S 70 SO Ssh since jan 2d1 $50 bu-h' t tny a-i
year 9ush The m"s't '"n'ipnf r "SS dsy AID
p.ic,, for bou Mediums ana Nnl"T are more o, e.'
pat and HOLDER are anyions - eel IN, uef
81 CTS At fe c ssiSSls % an Of GE
the inside rate blackeye' 9niSt: @u'''ons .osl ca
Seems le @ bss 81 c5as 70 WS ' iidc W. - "
TO- TO- fair 5,s 60 new c;;,; S SG 80
Do ,i 200. new i5@ % Green Peas now. 500
I4nos: r.: Old 10 ca; I 81 Gp5 ~ 257
b Siper Marrow" 500 90 ca. res Ouia -. =,
B BS red l cihSr ia ia 50 - Peas oo ~
Do kidney rel soa . 90 o''' ''S ''''
HOT1LB. .,
ESss 1 iSr ,Hs s s year = Eirort- past week
500 DO % rcie9,s s |5 o sle pct m 0e
IL b. ,r = a, some snap OF trade which bought freely Of tops
a i, ~] l hs s'asgn most Of n d, light cor,d highly
s Se s N . aof I'D 1 noi 1s eoad lat Frag
dg there are plenty Of seller 81 Che INSIDE inse ia ss
when. di ieOro tho extras, ahd hnt poiJon1 do
under grades are alft say bi'"lC
10 frcf O accumulated stock. good many 'eieI i'ol'
,.iiunt 81 gua Mites nominal . that son Nos D,.-
o, max "a rather than separate tn1 ~ ht ~ tt
q days % that slyis OF ba-ih+ VIZ
r4f IA tnveIr' favor barran- are apt 70 rlk o ~ '
OF The market hete arr no " i,i
tIr.s Our former remarks inCdCDt IL the nal.tuHE
Of stS ' rm IRR4S failure, ria ' "a the epr trade
Lo,. u4turlUy prOdiccd cautious frclibR aNnlt
Sr~ ma siyDs ~ The .Ound rOrun o tho Trade rl ia
tt@v hold an independent position winch tt} ny W y WI
e 10 Ilaufan operating az present interior 0in'
ts indeed they could be al present Induced 70 70 ~
-.d-ration. AO-i OF fh"m iih "ty W
wlu-c fio j. t'i'iihkiS q
NrI ,-.ern huvers again tkon Ltr quhnitf' uu =
ir,tei r0ni this the di-iucnau0 ON NO, pI 10
nan an ne number Ote they uslhlN 90 ~ ta hl
nails further SNOW The tno'i OF cll "''
sad few rraeb INC extreme Quotu '0b; %, zo,
H-hh 1t',r hFfns, fresh. % 02c
,,iis tancy lrsinS Juno = =
M, Nt,t, lO "a Western nrkinS good lSa %
,,,i. Iieitcns TX "a Western hrins com nlbG 7
,,,t. ofg.Y Western fact ,Tg lice ~ 2Is
60 good 10 prime 22l -
St'!" tn n'i - 20 western dairy packed ~ 92a
t.D tubs, other .ltu ~
s'N 800 "a @I NNc-ten Welsh tubs goa q
S-tt 49, oths, 140t Westrrn, 70
Western Ttsmef), chctd5""f tN'ie' 'A w ~ '"'
CIEESla ..,o,
t,,.i,;. far fhe week AZ 1rO boxes DO last week 's
% .. seca ast yea. 4a.473 Ia exports pAN f-n '''o
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Gorses, Gnrr!ages, fairness, &'r.

Gorses, Cnrr!ages. FAIRNESS, &'r.
KIND aud sound family HORSE, in ex-
~ change ight services, 1l be perfectly cared foe
our NJ he Winter by Ltcan Ia The country. For refer
enccs &C. address p. o. BOX H53 Newbursh, y. l.
CARRIAGES and HARAE>S.-Sly entire
~ stock 2OO CafTaces mir.su, ola Front Berlin
Linlans I4u.aulef,. tounfs Depot Wagons, IslrF
Phaet,is &C. Srt1n tLaJd a. rag. nust be- SOLD too
offered previous cd % TIE b-iness IN ten
HAN. 10 East athst
GREAT SALE If HORSE BLANKETS, LIP
W Robes Far ard Buffalo R1N.s-ILe Eurrks y N
intct Company .3 McteersL. Grand. out
tn In imm ,Iss stock ~ recall t their whole te list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-17

spycF.s-fitlv iohhue sale. maCr az Oh" idnis
- H.. tse K Pnrn!o l2s,o Be-: Cloves. o0c.i Ginger,
o. ic sud Nu!ucc> ~ al ~, an goiL -
SIbNElN dun and dropping sales 90 icIttn ii'' vest
sGNK Raw war firm thongl quct .day; tie e'es were
loUnONe Clayol AZ S2c 80 iiha, N.'a l.3' ' ~
- sugar; last niat 80 O0b bag, iiHz -o.d 40 a % &C.
r.rfri. following t.1i llirt 40 '-
Prime IFir" Siici Tar "a Choice Grocery .do e. en-
t,1ru-l Sif0gLy. No'-~c-, hldS Hhd boxes, Z l.c'i
Mcado 51G+c.; FaNara tosc-, ~ 80 20 v
b, .0s 10 H.. lt.- - e.. Nos. ~ T. 10. fi0rf
lGl,l Nl.f4 QstalO1c ITO Rico Hcin,ne, Common -
frimc. sic Gr,,rls Fair 20 tAoite ~ !iH'
.-sc. Nqrl9 7it07'c H'und wac ~ ''2l 'n2h'. .lu
.f.s,, a. a. 33" JOS 0f ~ -.3 ~
r othf rraios; 49, 'or cut foai ilc for Crushed. and
ior,r for po,gt q -d aud G-luuirttd 90 .o, 3D.
TALL'"-Nrrtcl ral,d quiet ana steady sales $1,000
irFA" ionirIsio rar business do0e, win pIicos
rr r,aor-d without icing authenticated, tai d't,up'lnn
10 demand. cyui, ud huu, owing 10 III important o,'
tIFiTF iqcra las been ut'le nothing done. in
s absence o. fuaao rnpes Act'c Gn,t ~ - 80 hoh'
'wu@kY-Naittt a.mi dcmauo more active sales 300
'Vn'f boon moderate b1-ip, SIS during % past
$50 fl. ami no thuig' oi intVr.atr 90 ~" posi- i 'ih pr
asked t1- Fccccs ncine quite liu, ,"N'ht 'AFs '''
Packed wool, a. ".,. tn4. ~ N's iAtt wa H. gu
fe..y there lo OF 10000 h ron fnl-y "''th D
argr ~ tGDlfc The quot nipis ~ D'a"fsl'
Fro'c..-Oyo pennsylvania ana "est\ ati- - I'1
iu.t 10 nc, &" - .'-i 49, ~ =. ~" ,,j
western Fleece: Ky i5a id.. no. Co. No 411 81
q, t6, Soutitrl F.,.c. Medium "a fno Uuw4shrd SO
400. t.trs. Irpd-.cf go ,'jCi bury, -"-.'t+ tho
washed Wo.l, +, 5.c. atoiuie, Medium TO huc spring
1,t-,- iiuy ~ IT,. rNfs. Oc Oc, Goa ~,
Isa5Ic Jo BUry lag@ic Pulled county tA'i' ''''io''
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r Y STPRENE COURT. ADOLPI
Corporation Nollres.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
A. PROPOSALS FOR ooAI.-Sesled Proposals. viii DO
the above department at 81 linton iusre New
York uutl 10, 1870, $50 In us tho Livery of
Two III NDREp TONs OF COAL. For nl particulars sos
Clty Record. No. city Hall
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS. -
~ PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE PUBLIC LAMPS
WITH GASseacd Proposals win bo received By the above
Departmeu, 80 Union SQUARE, New York. uu November
i9 SIS ~ O'Clock 10 hight the publc lamps tine
Iarka &C. tho four montha commencing
J. 1919 for iu Particular. SEQ Ctty HcOon." No. Cts
halt
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Jce Gream.
Eeonl Noliles.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CITY AND
u COUNTY OF .s:N -YJEK.--TGE NEW.N OBk LifE
INSURANCE MP ag@il JoiiS 81 49, ~ ~ x
CUDDT MARTIN o.. HeNAHAN, JOBN ARE GhNf,
AND HAi;RAEN, IL s.'... PHILIP BOLEN DIR, RODENT
~ FORBES JOIN 80. STEVENS. CALVIN STEVENS,
PLOWDEN STLNIt". JAMES y INSECT FkEpEk-
IG G1 Nm StA'wf; tii' dtEi3akf W. y Tho
I,1,,erty OF JOHN ARkpGAST, HENRY kRD DENER.
CHARLES sCHkpkuLf. 4otN GLAk, THOMAS
GEOEGE LIBBN, ClAELEt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ior
Reief-fO each 81 the df'l.nis above u1pid You arc
hereby sumuionc required ~ complaint
Ibis .ton OF which oops j. herewith served Upnn YOU.
To serve copy the sat complaint ths
subscriber hs Office No. p ,hsmbeIe street Ne" YORK
day OF such ssrycs sud sou tnl 20 81 ~'r ihe sad
complaint within tAe aforesaid tc Ia!nit ~ is action
will apply court the rlf demanded M The oon'
paint-Datei Ncs.NOrk oct 2, 1919. 80
' HENRY 4 BOGENl Plaintiffs Attorney.
complaint ~ this action le' with the g. * 81 tho
81 no tour tu said cv on the eighth October
1879 HEN ny 4. SOGEHT. Piaintif = Al rncy.
MI Iaw6wW 40 - Chambcrs street. Nc~.NcIk.
NJ Y. SUPREME COURT. - ADOLPH
"a. RAWiTSER and LOUIS =. RAWif~fI plaintiffs.
money demand ON contract COM moi reiNd Jhl 10 10
hai IN the city and County OF NeoNork. To rho defendant
above named; You are hereby suumoned aud ieqnre 10
ansv complaint ti. at on. which viii hc Mod in
the Office Olrrk ths tty i county ~ NnN iok 40
tne CIV SAL Ci, &n4 - ottNoA n your
sail complaint "a" fnbstrhf NJ his oucr 80 2S3
of exclusive ~ t1o VI such
service and yor o. q" the sad cunpl 't within
AGAINST io e VI three thousand I'VE tundrc
dollars, with interest ftunt tie sd
day OF July houd eight hundred ard e'y hyo be'
SIDES the cost vi this sctonDaei NtFNort. october g.
1875. OTTO HohW *, fiNhun, atlainey,
The complaint In this action duty hied l hroce 20
Clerk CITY and olnty OF nov NOik, 20 the
t HOUSE, city. tho eth lay nf November 1875
N9law8ww oIfo hOB~ilN Pisnt.ef Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-17

- market lulel anu NhOul 4'ti''i'
!.oolliul u 2 Common aud 81 80 or tiri-liur ,,,
q0,lsoas have Icusa,.i -toiiy White rnc ha- n,,u %
Pine hss ben ouet aHa ancsnsed q sla - for ranaom
e5Igo 90 - fo orl-fe1 90 90 iol gsgn t
csitiuue To meet with slow trade Black val A. 0TtsO
w ~ % tIS S c I'm i s re- i6 IN Tie
,os d a .,, .o, ~. a,2 1 g. a'S s S md
s7a.z0 Cray Forge. scotch PF ssois unchanged ne
p 80 G sT1Gooy 81 eeni;asIlee si 29G ~ - Ed
hsiato Nv 1Ogttu htio ~ 'e COG "tIc ~ =. -
az rem quoted a, So Wrought scIap a 2 1hcG .ole
i5%, s sda 4nso opSeg' has piea S'I os ac
~ cIfS' hf@ =. IN i'I o ~ .6 oo h.
There hsso been moderate sale, Iccs Tin steady prices
Eass 81 lQaa sci Bsaes Il 24e AL goio IN ~ lat1s
Irnc ADD 1000 toSe. Co,o I'm sihia no aanesCd range
81 .l.7 rs, Coke 40. a. 90 25Gs5 q aad 40
. apoiacc has been doae bot g9e'aoq9s ,oao nm, 1r
S s,yi.e sels ia lnii.T oS6,innfs Quiet a i.
Without change Weston quoted - g ctrcy hhe''I
4QlAssEs- Foreign dun at 40a50e iof PoIt RICO,
, ans $sSse os he9s cap9 SsHSio 6a .o 81
'5eoso jcnliug IN he regiar at Goot'e Tor
NAiis5-T6s tone - somewhat better thoagh nopoiiye
seltsf demand which lis thought \ uitmaly work or
hss,mRe cocks Eegg',e o. 70 ga coHoh ''t t .
tS$tqsSs0 ca and "a. common g se; 81 7o@S5 75 A.
8 I9@, % 50. me keg = l5S$2 to' 3D. kes' 80 20
- 40 cat spikes, al sizes, - sJ0.8 90
NAVAL hfORES-spriLs rurpent1ie Was again qnlet 1nt
without change 0sOeo. with sales OF a. hl@
~ 90 @42o tho latter price Tor In Hcans hie
or hotng done and quotations sh.ttY CASTER We
quote: Common Good Strained ~ 11DSl -; no. al
~ s6eS2 A. No. at q J0as3 30 Pale and tXf9 RAE
J4dt6 Tar sells On small t0O1ng nay Al 81 lE2d@l -
1 Washington aud Wilmington CITY Fit1b quoted al - -
De NeIod.
OClAN FREIGHrS-1 another day IN which oay
ainters.6 business done IA berth nom; the ud O
ihsh however maintained rates with hruAbsa inc iht
io hsfr slow. bot quite steady In tone ne ~
ssseaeats included TO LyeipoO By siesIn. Loco boxes
,sscn a. sos ton wsie Is an syance on o. iSh Vm
Iaes cotton at I'D. aud 1905 20 200 bbs Iiour
:. e OIL 70 o1ssO@. ~ st.aH: $4,000 bush. cram
e. DIS Cd so hhds Tslow nj S5s, and GO obls sugar az
ob Cd per ton. Tho charters were BRUSH hfY 81 20
ons register h0bOo II the PoHsfh Roads OI Of1es With
,an At per Or and OcSke al @5s on an Italian
1sfs hsacb v Lisbon 1eVOG bush Gfaib ~ 10 % E"d
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HORSE anICARRIAGE MARKET

SEw.YonK. esday. Nov. Is. 1875.
At Arch. Johnston's mart to-day, Thrteenth-
ST. between Uniyer-itypace and Fifthaye the follow
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Glar6!c ano G!ale zilanle!s.

At COST.-ClOsinS ont stock OF MARBLE
- IIrD MNNFi..S tlcg3t 81 lUctCu of y tRBLE Mn
IrS an qualities modern cn.. runing ilT he trade. ~
s. MA. Cor steam Marble Woke Ntss rs ifes
Co., between Broadway aut lisJtha,e
EASONT y lSOLA,
" STEAM 1fABBI + md GRANITE WORKS.
i4G 60 i52 West aDLh.st., near Broad way.
Monuments Miptois Affairs Ilgires, Ring. VANS -.
&c importers and m3aiaciuiels IA ilAy u l.5is
work rYery ia .pt.on.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ ~ olarg,.t low and hsflo- fov1 Crai"'
Tor Tier hard so;t coal wood. Win oar ccitortr "a
iuc aud shaking CAuirht ola CRATES altered 10 low 90 A
ArdinIs. gas ,Fa reels sOft4s, tonga So. -
variety Wholesale and III. send CaaOsIe fni
ulico LIST. liberal discount 10 me traae
CJNOs EH WoOiJtT 8 %, No. Dis talalsi Ne"'h r@.
EJARBLE AND MARBELlIED MANTL ;.
~ New ufS M. from Sl2 up"nsff. Alsn NopuW nal
Wrk at greatly reduced prices Marble Turning ior n' 'r
A. KLABEV l&i last kight,rt ST.. n6.s Tniria'o =, \.
NJ d. & \. :. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w designs 1iafte slate and wool Nante. Mlnaiat-
;rer. Iron stable Fixtures Fence crates Wa
Vanes &c Wlo. aud retail send ior catalogues 10 hu
sOn-st. opposite Wortf-St.
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Cider pure '2Ti5c p gaL Feathers, Go0 90 for ftile
.... IA. .erl. .,5cJ1r ur.yf Demand
,.C / .t l,. .rr ard '2lc .c t1I 4. nntfl' *
f! us.t week ~, ~ since Jan J, 5000 % same Tine
last ear. 1880 %.
viGETspIEs
t,.crt of past wc, bills. POTATO are dnil
ami e t-Iay Low th- aio Dale common grades are
@ l,ri IN Onions alU duil ana have d,Cire cuut'on,:
lUfGtntf- iHuIi.''N ~ Nl'.T,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-17

Exports OF applcs past week. 1867 bbs The market Is
Quiet whocsl os Of apples but holders have con hcut
do change quotations Grapes are N go'l supply,
with wei kept COnd ION helping trac tf1nhie are lower
FOR hb Increased heights westward nave cut OF that
trade extent Part Of The rcn arrivals of CaoTna
bad order. Easter cuIIe art not ripe enough oi
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Oipi0eno Notices.
Bnsinees Chances.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE-Onc OF the best
~ situated and furnished In Worcester Address for par
hcglars EDWIN A. WARREN, worcester. Mas.
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DRIED NHtfITS, &c.
Receipts the week. 1853 pk; do last week. l261 pkg5;
do week last year 100 do There e 10 material ysa
free and the additions % the stock
easos The tone Some qualities wouli sold tho inside
range really fancy descriptions have their old shade OF
there business. Peaches quiet BACK
berries shade Other small fruits nominal New Pea
sold fairly ut the decline Hickory nuts steady
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p.ceip for the week AZ so foxes DO hst week 1919
90 .su'c ifeca ycs 4a4It 40 exports pau NT" NV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
YESTERDAYS TURF ETENTs.
The Maryland jockey CIubs Races-Tom
OchiItree's Splendid Victory.

BALTINoRE. Oct. 19.-The fall meeting of the
Maryland Jockey CLUB at Pimlico opened to-day The
nrst rsce, dash Of threequarters Of mile, for maid
OF all ages. by Lizzie r., with sprinslet
second, OMEN third, and Gray Lag fourth. Time eo
The second race, Dixie stakes, for threey ear Old
colts and nlies two miles, exciting contest At
the half mile Chesapeake wM at the front. With
Ozark second and Afsllies third. but before
finishing the Erst mile Arstii.s went to the
front with Chesapeake second and ozark third Down
tho and up the back stretch the rnang
very ine, Arsiides stl holding the position IN front
On the upper turn there exciting WORK, ana T. IN
Ochiltree moved forward and third al tho leAd Of
the home stretch povn to the nnsh the result Of the
IA doubt Tom Ochiltree coming to the front,
Niatur, who had held back, cnntending with him
for the prize. Tom OcAiItrec nnshed one length In
front OF NiatOr, who led Joe Cerns neck for the
ond place. Arstidcs fourth. aud adanAnthus Ozark
BAY fIna Gen. IA rney. Chesapeake, and D'ArtirnAn
nnshins IN the order Ia which they are named. Time
3:i2h
In The third CentrAl sake for tvoyear odsons
mne, tyr won two lengths ahead OF Parole, DAvis's
o. thiri, AID Patersons niJ $50 yards In the rear
lime. l4pls
The fourth for purse Of 500 for the nr.t
horse and 500 for IN second, two mile heats for all
ages madens allowed three years Old. three pounds
twelve pounds. kHdi took the first heat head
front of Big SANDY. who LED Plcolo lehg.h aud The
HoAxer brought up the three lengths pcnnd. Time
S:fnl% The fccond heat kaei won by n heai. PcoiO
one length beaind, Big sandy and The HOaIer ds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
A STATEN ISLAND TRAGEDY.
Barney Burns's Jealousy and Timothy Ma
honey's Mortal Wound.

DR.. Mundy and his wife OF Port Rich
mond. Staten Island, started a few days ago for
Boston, and on Monday the servants, Barney
Burns aud Mary Rooney, Invited Timothy
Mahonev, young teamster. TO spend tho
evening with them. He had a bottle OF
whlskey, and Mary stepped some tea and
cut some pie and cake, favorinR Timothy
with rather more attention than she gave
Barney. Until midnight the party had very
sociable time, but then Barney. saying that he
heard a noise up stairs. undoubtedly made by
burglars. asked MARI where the doctor kept his
pistol. lie found II up stairs where she directed
him. and then called to her and Timothy that
there were two doors locked against him, and
that he sure that burglars were there.
Mary and Timothy went to his assistance, and
barney shot Mahoney IN the right chest
He and the eir shut and locked door that
separated them from Burns, and then escaped
through window and by atree to the grounds
outside. Burns nred tvice at them through the
door without enect. and twice more from win
dow as they crossed the yard. Aaboney was
taken to the Smith lnhrmAry, where he lies iu
a very critical condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
THE FORGED LETTERS OF CREDIT.
A Conspiracy that had its Agents Tbrouabout
the United Stntcs-A Discovery that was
Made by n Quebec Banks Onicers.

Philip Schnelling of 51& East Fourteenth
street, Emma Waters OF 2i5 " est Thrfy.nfth
street, and John u. Hail. who gave his residence
as 11O West Sixteenth street, were before jus
tice Bixby yesterday, on charge OF uttering
forged letters OF credit on the Bank Of British
North Amer ca In Montreal. The circumstances
indicate an extensive conspiracy to swindle
banks and banking firms In Canada and In the
United States. About two weeks ago an un-
known individual applied TO the Bank Of North
America In Montreal for q letter OF credit for
small amount. The bank officials granted the
accommodation, and thought nothing more
about It. A few days ago Quebec bank learned
that q paper purporting to be letter OF credit
from the Bank Of British North America, and
on which II had advanced the amount credited,
was forgery. Further inyestieation showed
that numerous copies OF the genuine letter
brought from the Montreal bank mad been
forged, and that banking nrms and banks had
been victimiSod to the amount OF over $4,000.
Fortunately the Bank OF Quebec keeps a record
OF the numbers OF bills paid out on letters of
nicated with, II being believed that the forRers
would probably come here 70 exchange their
No clue was obtained until Saturday. when
Philip Schnellns visited Clarke Sons loan
once ,n Chninam @ street, sns eonver,ed s"v OF
the same afternoon the hrm was visited by
Emma Waters, who offered 800 In Canadian
money for greenbacks Clarke bought the pa
per. but ON reflection he concluded to report the
strange coincidence to Superintendent Walling.
On looking at the numbers Of Mr.. Clarke's bills
II was found that they corresponded exactly
with the numbers furnished by the Quebec
Bank. Schnelling and Waters were arrested.
In the Police Central once Schnellng said that
he got the Canadian money from John T.. Hall In
a Centre street saloon. Hall denied all knowl-
edge Of the bills.
il is the belief OF the police that the conspiracy
was planned In this city. Schnelng is a notort-
Gus one cuder, and there was evidence OF his hav-
ing been implic lted In the fOrgeres OF California
and oregon railroad bonds.
Yesterday william Messick, OF go West
Twenty-slxth street. swore tnat on Saturday
noon he saw Hall and Schnelling talking In the
saloon at Centre street, and that Hall gave
white package to schnelling. Tue package,
which had contained the bank bills obtained on
the forged letter OF credit was identified by the
witness
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
TROUBLE IN PLYMOUTH cHURCH.
Why George A. Bell Threw Up His Superin-
tendency of the Bethei-Persecuting the
Brethren VINO do not Idoiizc the Pastor.

Mr.. Beecher has addressed letter to
George A. Bell, who recently resigned his once
as superintendent Of the Plymouth Bethel, ask
Ing him to reconsider his action and TO return
and work with the church. He mildly rebuked
Mr.. Bell for his action, and intimated bis belief
that II was on account OF person Il feelinss
that he resigned. Mr.. Bell responded that
II was unjust in Mr.. Beeoher to attribute to him
personal reasons for giving up so important Q
place. and he declined to reengaee in work in
Plymouth Church. The resignation Of Mr.. Bell
has made much ciscussion In the church and In
the bethel In the latter place, where he had
worked for SIX years, there Is intense feeling
among the teachers against certain members OF
the church, who, they say. have by a mild form
Of persecution compelled MI BELL to leave
teachers he said that he felt It was due In Ply.
mouth Church TO have man In his position
who was IN sympathy with the pastor. This
feeling was not limited TO himself, for one OF
the church members, knowing OF his disanec-
9nd aGd MN m ~, fsa be had no rich. to be
one OF the teachers, who had befriended Mr.
Beecher by keeping Bessie Turner In bis own
house, jumped to his feet and demanded to
know who 1t was that said Mr.. bell had no right
to be there.
In spite Of all protests Mr.. Bell continued Arm
In his determination to leave the Bethel and on
Sunday afternoon he made his farewell speech
TO the teachers. After he was through one OF
the church members brusouely accused him Of
doing wrong, and then flatly demanded to know
OF him whether or not he believed Mr. Beecher
man had a right to force him to answer
that question, and he should not answer
II. Mr.. Bell last evening explained that
his troubles with Plymouth Church dated
very far back, and that successive events had
DESTROYED his sympathy with Mr. Beecher, and
with the church. lie had not approved Of
the church's action in reference to Titon or in
the Congregational Council. lie should choose
some other church TO work for, and he expected
very soon to ask for a lettettof dismission from
Plymouth Church His differences with MIR.
Beecher were not made he said altogether by
the scandal. He had felt the influence OF the
church AZ inst him. and one church member at
the Twin Mountain House had expresse ed an in
concluded not to give the church the trouble.
Mr.. Bell bas already received two calls for mis-
sion work.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-20
THE MAYOR sHIVED.
Learning what Respectable New Workers
Think Of Kelly aud Nickham.


Think Of Kelly aud Nickham.
Said ex-Presidont William Laimboer. OF
the Com mssioners OF Charities and Correction.
TO Justices Spalding, Morgan, Bxby, and X as
mire, after the adjournment OF the General Com
mittee in the Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening,
Come down to the BARRIERS shop and you may
hear the best story that ever was told"
In the shop were Aldermen Morris and Gilon,
Police Commissioners Disbecker and Voorhs,
aud others.
Here, gentlemen" said Mr.. Laimbeer, sis
Nr. John Schroeder, the head barber. Now. Mr..
Schroeder, tell these gentlemen the story about
the Two Politicians.
well, SIR said Mr. Schroeder, yesterday
afternoon a tall, large built man, with King
William whiskers. sat In this identical chair.
He wanted shave. As / concluded my work
he said. You have, suppose, humber OF
prominent men come herer
Yes, sir, replied.
Well. tell me what is the opinion among
the respectable, intelligent classes Of John
Kelly and Mayor wickhamT
80 Well, sir, said Mr.. Schroeder, a. he spriukled
the gentleman's rich auburn whiskers with
Lubins extract, we have none but the richest
and most influential men here, many OF them
leaders of great political organizations. A II say
that John Kelly Is damned fool, and that
Wlckham Is a damned ass and Kelly's tool
"As | concluded. the gentleman arose from
hts chair, and striking an attitude, said. You
sir, have Just shaved the Mayor Of New York ! VI