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able. Many of tho royal suite had gone on to Brn-
did in advance. The correspondents. DIR. Russell
excepted. are allowed to make their own way to
India and through India, being left as much out IN
the cold as possible If one may judge by the PIE
toral papers the interest of the English pubic de-
serves more consideration. The Graphic and The
IUssiyaIed London Ne,os are flooding London with
advertisements of their artists work, the latter hav-
ing also special account in advance by Mr.. Sala'
The Grapbc Will be represented in India by Mr.. Her
bert johnson and Mr.. w. c. Horsley. Mr.
sydney Hall, who has been one OF lts
most brilliant contributors, accompanies mo
Prince by invitation. The work on both
paprs is really excellent. Mr.. Henty of The standard
and Mr.. Archibald Forbes of The Daily Nocs went
some time ago. The Telegraph has sent compare
lively unknown man, Mr.. Gay. If he expects 10
compete with Mr. Henty and Mr.. Forbes, he must
be an undiscovered genius. Meantime we hear that
the Scraps the great ship fitted up especially 10
take the Prince from RTindisi 10 Bombay anu Gal
cutta threatens to be a failure. On her passage 10
Malta only seven knots an hour could be rot out OF
her. rate of speed which would make the voyage
intocrable besides dcranging all the plans already
made The Chief Naval Inspector OF machinery
afoat has been hurried off across the Continent 10
Brndisi 10 see what be done for her. IL he fis
to match her I'D prming boilers the troube there
will he nothing for it but to put the Prince ana
few of his party on board the Osborne mere
Yacht The rest will have to share the fate OF the
correspondents and shift for Themselves prospect
which TO some of them must be appalling. e. VS..
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF NEw.YoRK.. ...............

popT OF NEWYORK. 81.
steamship Abyssina C5r Murphy. Liverpool via Queens
Steamship Georgia Crowcl Charleston, J. w ountard
Co ;,esmsh,p T. C. Bidde Pierce Philadelphia Jas Hand,
Sicsmship Hatteras, Maiett Norfolk Va Old Dominion
al I'm Wright CBr) wright Heeney Parker
BARK OsanIa HAL, Gargulo Gloucester Eng John C.
Bark Dlpton OBJ, Gauntlet london Geo i Bailey.
ark G ias Fose gc.eph n Vienna fot Tobias
BARK Eliza Barss orb vesey, Hamilton, Bermuda A. f.
Bars rera (Nor Christensen. Cork for orders, Funch
Bar dope (Nor) storcson, Genoa Benham Boyeson
la. Adde Hale Sheppard Portland, Me- j. H. winchester
EHs VIM Dobson tBr) Buck, Dorchester, N b. p Ne
big sara Dutch, Kuyper Corfu, Punch, Edge Co.
Brig CHARLES A. Hoard (bc), Messenger, 81 JOis T. IT,
I. ally Mar Br) Rex Johns, n. f. \. E outer
SIR T. g. Russell, ankin jacksonville Bentley Glider
sehr Ar1dne. Weber Amboy J. II. Winchester s.
cbr Caledonia (Br) Layton Halifax n s. Cranaan Bros
hcDry ii. GiaIt, Aafiio''l IAhaho'1 upper q"
srnr Molle Athcrton, Cape Haytien Il. Murry,jr
,hr iarti5 =. 5i., lee, lioT l'iand BAH H. j. Wen
SIR Mary H. Hand Hand, Wilmington NC, squire Bros.
scar Ms',d e. tbrh Rogers. Pcnta fI1fc A. "lhches
sch Susan Davis. Key West and Pensacola, Benner d
rr J. r. GoIwn. Williams STANFORD. stamford Manuiac-
baso chesapeake. Fuitz, Philadelphia. Jas. Hand
ARRIVED.
O; H. Via Queenstown lJtD, ith uldse ANA TO Joan o.
steamship san salvador Nickeon Savannah Oct %. with
n, lsr. ana pass. TO W x. Garson
c,uslp Gay OF New zimmerman, havana oct rs,
vritlt lnIsc aud PASS. to +. AeAarf'tr ~ sons.
Steamship CITY Ol IHiG, itncs, Nassau oct ~ WIN mise
ana sp ann %sad CrGTel savannah 81, with ndse
asIushp isaac Bel Lawrence Richmond, Cty Point and
SorolE pass, OIL iOliiibI Sctinshp
Steamship Al1cuarr heiiey e"es, Win mise 10 Old DO
itnyb Jonlnla Iiiggs Barbados - days with sugar
tiara Belgium Sin,aor ~ - soser ironieh 40 dsys
i'm ia.ia.f. IL al hored SANDY tor urdrts.
lark H. u. -toYcr Pierce, lS days, with sugar.
BAR itUsa (ia Ptsce. ALcaht 40 days "4th ne0sice
Uark Adolf (Ger Hartmann Bremen ~ days with empty
,sTs Elyina JohnsOne, II. Martins II days with salt
ser MIA Dougiss, sfcInioc, Bar1coa 10 win ir1t
scnr F. Mcdonald, Carter Jacf sonyilie II days, with
lumber a., ,-,.,..
rlr cru Macnisl Kelly, Sanu h!veF, y. 81 10 days
via VINEYARD. Haven, " IN spinng.
sem Neitlc walker Drew Jacksonville II days, with lun
schr Kendusleag Wyatt Jacksonville IL days With lum.
schr Annie b. Lewis Lewis, Brunswick, Ca days, with
scr Lama Pride of st. KItts,, Stevens PaI 81
cir james X Lawrence Cof suy Hcrrick. Mrasaone II
DAYS w u lOLHODd
schr W. III. Butan wooley, Virginia
FOREIGN PORTS.
.ioyIiE 27.-1he Anchor Line steamship California,
Oyrls0n Sow York OoL 49, FOR GLASGOW, arrived here
ASiwgRP oct 27-Tbe steamship VateIland Handle,
Philadelphia oct IS. arIIysJ here today.
FATHER POM, oct 2I-Ihe steamship Quebec from Liver
pool arrived mere al A A. H.
25 lat 81, long ~, scar Marguerite (Fr) from st.
PicIip Tor New-Nork.
lfor latest Ship Ne,cs see Fun Fage.l
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CHARGES AGAINST A RECEIVER.

In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday pe-
fore Judge Lawrence, motion was made 10 remove re
ter j. ODonohue the present receiver OF the GUARDIAN
Savings Bank Mr.. ODonohue succeeded last January
Mr. Qunlan who the first receiver OF the bank Inc
charges preferred against him that no is the mere
agent Of lis brother Joseph j. ODonohue who was the
surety for Qunan and is the surety FOR the present e
cciver; that Joseph ODonobuc made an Improper Dsr
cain with Mr.. Quinlan for q division or ices; tnal
he purchased from Quinsn mortgages. part or tne
serlries OF the bank. unreasonable discount tat
after his brothers appointment "a receiver he psd nun
Sl2 coo the SUPPOSED amount OF the deficiency on Mr.
Cniua1s accounts but aferwar by the consent OF his
brother obtained repayment 10 himself by order OF
the court that assets collected arc more Than enough
10 nav al the creditors but that since Janunry no pay
ment has made, and fhat the receiver II honest IN
other respects is not acting Tor the dement, Oh the
creditors. ,s.,.a..
In answer claimed that the receiver was desiro's
OF acting for the best interests Of all that the cDei
chargca against the brother made By the Vce anu
consent of Mr. McGowan, who now pressed them tnaI
joseph j. O pOn0hue was responsive on bls bonus '0i
any losses The court reserved its decision Jonh ~.
Parsons and John T. McOwan appeared for the motion
Vim. Allen Butler in opposition.
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z Y OCLUCk =. VI. TO Ct
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK y. NJ.
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 27-P. VI.


The stock market has been active to-day on bus-
considerably exceeding that of yesterday. and
amounting TO the purchase and sale of about 900 900
shares Lake Shore continues to lead both IN point
of activity and buoyancy selling to the extent Of
about 81 900 shares at 60l2d G2 Is a 60ss062li an
advance from yesterday closing price OF 7spor cent
Pacific Mail has declined u per cent on damaging
rumors, and the sale of CO. 100 shares at 407sGI1k
Gi0asdi0l2 Erie has gained l, per cent on salos
of TO- 200 shares. at LISA 1o3lG17lsalS0s. West
ern Union has been comparatively quiet sales VI
only 10000 shares at 7GSs077lsa 76i ga 1855, de
cline of IA per cont. The principal business of the
day, 100000 shares out Of the 100000 bought
and sold, were done in the four stocks named. For
the rest, Northwest Preferred, Rock Island Mich-
gan Central, and New-Jcrsey Central each
gained Il per cent? Panama, 10; and Ohio
and Mississippi, Is per cent; while Quicksilver de-
clined l. per cent; Union Pacific and Missouri Pa-
ciiic each al ST. Joseph and Harlem, each u C., e.
and l. c., IT, and Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Pre-
ferred and Central and Hudson each Is per cent.
Other stocks close the same yesterday. Tho mar
ket closed steady at decline from the highest prices
of the day. The opening highest lowest, and clos
ing prices of active stocks sold to-day will be found
i'm the subioned table:
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Mr. Stevenson organized the robbery. and went VII"
the burglars when they broke into tho bank He thus
blnckened and vlIIned his character, ana he'd
him I'D TO public reproach and Mr.. Steven
son wishes an opportunity Of indicating himself
Tho rect OF Mr.. Bangs's remarks wete 70 inc enoo.
that Mr. Archcrs bonds received by the pahh as
gratuos deposit md that, therefore, the Dank couu
moi he held responsible for their loss Mr. Sicvenson
then took the sand and testified that IN June Iony hs
was cashier OF the Ocean National Bank tue Vhus "
the bank wero considered safe their walls "ens po Wv,
five feet thick and lined with boiler IRON. ne
ness was asked n lie knew that tho bank was 10 DC r9Dn
in 1869 Mr. Norris objected to the question pn, Jus'
Wallace without paying any attention 10 the oD'scton
directed Mr. steve To proceed. ala mol ne a.
tnued :" know that the bank was ia lie fObben uio
moi susrect IT, heard what Mr.. Norris stu ABOUT ny
organizing the robbery and going with the burea. nn
il /, utterly false" Mr. stevenson then ss.u s ase
The Ocean National Bank was cohsueIteu s", =,
from attacks OF burglars, and that, thongn u, ~
was robbed Saturday night he dd not kno" VI :,
Montiay morning. A long crosseAamhaiion tho''ua
nothing new except that the witness never hau IN, "a 20
bjnaton of the locks the vaults; that ne ressu "
fake II that was the possession OF M mar'h ~
ident OF the bank Mr. Hartshorne the teller anu .e
Young Dunns whose business IL was 70 see Una, IN, NV
vaults were locked the proper time eae dsy anu i,
a ocRsmith by the name OF Ensign once /, Homt
nckin the lock OF TIN vaults after WORKING az "oou'
three DAYS The Court then adjourned until to-day.
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IJvFRPOOI-Tn steamship hbyssnio OCT zi.1isa,
ward T. Alien Mr. and Mrs Andrew Andrews Master hinsem
n Andrews Thomas Ashse a. AUSTIN Dr. ana hfs eyi 20
bailey, Mias Laura Bailey, MISC Annie g. Bay 30 c
Beyerde,. Mr. and IgnaZ BOskowitz infant Two I'M
dren and maid servant Mrs. Bowy, Master B9"p, als'
Bowy, Miss Canes George Child coIomah r. r. rIv'
Nh am, Mrs Thomas and infant Miss Fannie luny'
r. Dnbaqucr and Mis- j. Edgar, Mr. AMI Mis- ,su"t d
son Mr. ard J. W BbniDger George - ~ mtr Nj si
Mrs John X Ford. Mr. ana Mrs u O. de fofes si,s ue
Iorai IoeLwooi % Forest Lewis ". Gilbert Mss r. har
,ioon JoIn Iassett G.. il. Hatch Gardiner = IiaTe
MI and Mrs Hmrly n. Homer It. D. Howell, Dr.. j. e.;
IIIy,s ir L. JsbionsS, II. J. JAG kson j. imes Johh
Land .sran. Mr. and Mrs r. G. L"ttne Wimam ,p
s,ns Pecl A. w Pope william Pye, Dr. James g. kan'
ann Emerson Rhodes j. g. Rollins william Scott het. .;
o,rvIle Stobbs and wife, Mr. aud Mrs H. story Rcnali
Taylor V Thornton, w. L. Watson. John H. Mhdhsoh Di'
Woodruff Mrs WIN. Yates j. French Mullen, NJ ID
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DEPAR1URg OF FOREIGN MAILS.

THURSDAY. OCT Is 80.
r., r,ron. via Plymouth Cnerbourg Hamburg by tns
sis,m.hip FrisIa mails close NJ III 80 M S1.PP,u
usntary Mail 10 closed at 1880 steamship san' "a" r.
m from Pier OF Third st., Bohoken A., ,o.u,sh,n
ro, Havana and tho West Iniies, by tbe
CIV OF Vera cruz malls close at p IN SuPp ~ from
Mai h, closed at 24O D. steamship sails AZ H. "on
For The Netherlands direct. by the steamship r. Csana
mails close at Steamship sails al lSo p Ill., HUN
e. esinm riree; by the steamship switzerland mails
North River n,n.v o-, 90
SATURDAY. OCT. 80. 80
Ireland and Wales, via Queenstown anu lv
erp0ol BIZ the steamship Celtic, mails close NJ M
No Supplementary Mail steamship sails al D. m HUN ie
No ~, North River.
For Europe vs southampton and Bremen by the steamship
Rhein ma Is close 1l:30 a Supplementary Ma ~
1870 Steamship sails ut p No. rom fer ioo
For scotsnd ony by the steamship Victoria mails close
Steamship sails at y. M from Pier No 20 North RIVER
For France direct Iavre bv steamship VINE ue Pas
mails close NJ a. No supplementary Mall steamship
sails al - A. m, rom Pier No. 80. North River: a.,
Asprnwsl the Central America ana SOUTH
ports steamship city OF YORK mails close AZ
sails at II IN, from Pier No. A. North River
Mails for Key West sent every Saturday CLOSING ~ o
SUNDAY. OCT. 81.
All Mails close at III o'clock a. IN The fostomoo N open
from .. m. 10 ii a. IN
Mails for Newfoundland the NewYork Postofce
every day nj 1880 M. -, A. xyor,, po.,
Office every day At u D. IN.
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THE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK ROBBERY

THE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK ROBBERY.
CONCLUSION Oh TIKI PLAINTIFFS CAsE-MR. STEW
ENsoy DENIES ANY PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE OF
TIE ROBBERY.
At the resumption yesterday, in the United
states Circuit Court OF tue trial of the suit Of Samuel
Nj Archer against the Ocean National Bank. W. NJ.
Jenkins President Of the National Bank OF America.
testified that 500 and for several previous
WAS the custom of the banks in Walls 10 keep night
watchmon Mr.. Norris then announced that there were
no more witnesses TO be called for the plaintiff and ad
dressing Judge Wallace. said: THE Marshal informs me
tlat be cannot ind Teal aud some statement from Inc
would therefore, seem proper" Judge Wallace replied
that for the present did not the necessity Of
statement from the counsel " In view OF opening
marks" said Mr.. Norris, IL would like 10 make an ex-
planatlon." Judge Wallace still maintained that the
time for an explanation had not come.
Sir. Bangs opened the ease for the defense. In the
course of his ks, which brief, he spoke sub
stantially as follows: nOnsut might he asked
count OF the plaintiffs failure Ia make out his but
the ease in such peculiar shape that i proposed 10
submit 1t 10 the jury and have verdict In his opening
counsel the plaintiff charged that the Ocean National
Bank robbed through the direct fundamentally OF
Columbus 5 stevenson, It's cashier He proclaimed that
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nECISIONS-Ocr. 27.

S,,,yere Cog,i-f hGnItrs- BY Judge Lawrence
W0rtIusou agt. Mutuai Lie ln,uisno Company
az BIifgs: Hamburger agt. BarnsCian,tL Icrt ag',
ron adultery siOuld b. fiSon Matter al
Marina GO aiwin was ts dcauti ~ 80 me orer va
tnrr Drawn RGraCt aet Braur-No unItriek'ng mas
been sui M with the papers. whitehead ast ktnit,y
I,njpn Matt, al COuNu .-DTdr granted htltf ui tic
Nir,h hm rcaa Insurance Company Nl'h 80 htd
length salmon at Gedrc'-SuNeii Gates
S a am ia the l,.ort OF the referee Elp % biOre
ms Ihu on decided Neilson agt Tracy, &c "a
on denied, VITA leave defendant 20 fcff~ On l0iliCt Am
aatifs n he SHOULD br 81 sea-. Memorandum.
Nllcnl IerHI- iy judge VA Nmsf.-bitss sSl' hocn'-
lui ,u,ruf f,r pliHtif demurrer. Dlnmoi.
NalD i0j tOayt->pecidi Icra-,bY Judge Curtis.-
M:erson sgt Hart scott ct a. asI hoyt e' "l-Mo"oh'
common Plcaq-Spociql Trrm-By judge Robinson.
-Carn.nfcr agt. INSTRUMENTATION denied no COSTS
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The conrt report of the Des Augcs case in yester-
days TRui scEc Col. Dcs Angcs the prisoner IA De
Ion ing to the Appraisers Department fho position he held
wa, that OF Deputy Collector.
At the Toints Police Court yesterday Michael Mar
tin " $ argei married Elizabeth smith Nile
frr,u., Al, lIlieth still alive re
i'm - 40 bah II T. McDfrmcu was ch1s ga WIN sen
iidrcput held In $50
son Robert assisted in the business was dctaheih @oo
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stone Not long after coming into possession sa
Som yiii now nut up stones for Daniel g. Her answer
"a. n settler II the Lord wants ANYTHING OF Daei,
at the resurrection. guess He can hhe MIN
v,,ida hazard"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. 10
ann rse, G2i sun 5.O2 Moon rises... 5ib
~ men WAILs DAY.. NJ
Island. 1888 lien O'@f
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CALENDARs-rms DAY.
surREaz observation-disclosures. J

SUPREME r-cHANBEso-LAYRRScR.J
aoa Cauldw.liaq, lynch. 800. Roosevelt Hospital agt.
Ga%% , AL at, lSas 1896 Mater 'iS rper
n Odrl ait 0deli $3.50. Dennis sgt. Conkling.
l0i Itcnck agt. Bruch. 3S9. Zimmein'an agt S'ein-
oa Et SGhr agi Fitch 800 Danbinonn agt. Butter.
~. Pierson ae stevens 90, Na nSn 10. wa,kip,
~ 9ars AT o. 20 100 Security Saw agt.
~! Manu- : aud rs Bank 80, :. Mitnaeh -.
1eo \ y and r. Cement sOS Ma kear agt Johnson.
Co. agt. Hawkins.
srFGAL TERN-NAS VoasI,J.
DemvrJef. 4Ol Fairbanks. IT,, agt sar-
10. Clark, &c, ag. Coles ,oo ~ gent go, o..,o.,n.
Lus end tqct 900. ialman 9gt S'hie'in'
al NV 65l .scIilesinger agt Tall
az G,5 ast akef ct al 1853 Dtiincer ag schaeer.
o62 .ans az T, r y sa; Inst Is' Tn D.
AIT. .stugis, &c, as Drew s,9 mesr a' sennsi'de
2CG Trtlwen agi POrneroy ,.7 n ben Ct q ., 80,
AS Barnett agt Barnett ct ,oc Dsinells e al nor.o,,
4s4. .w a art Clark g, al. 90 e al .,.aar
at al 52o. .Mc,iowern agt Daily OF
4olIeSs ct al. ag Price ,oo al. c. =, .. a..
4Os Malcolm agt Ivan, oa- Boyaon d.,
$40 TIA, Tor agt Thomas. neimer ct al.
0v,rRAL TEgx-DAyIs =. j.. BRADY and DANIELS, u.
Sc. Jaeousky sgt The 1885, erI3ala tirr ins Co
81. The People, DC, agL 100 o1 CT n, ,,on,,o.o
az Carpenter ag The Pco- 14S. Day ast The Mayor,
So Duly E Ssi The People, 200. ca;ha9u. &c. ast
49,, kline and ano. sgL zOl C q;aman, &c, ast
The Queens ms co. -. Wood .
1872. Bic-r ct 81 agt The .Ol Bachr agt Purcell
Mayor, DC. 2O2 .iusgles &c, agt
at C, Brook
i66 whitehead AIT Ken. 2O4 Webster and sno agt
nc,y Racket, &c.
1913 AnhraEt O'IIien&c. POS. Dennis AIT. Chariick.
ls2. Church OF Redemption, ELL D"hneli agI Tho
&C., agt Grace mayor, &c
Church.
StPgrIOs CorRI-TRiAL TRRg-PtRT I-MONEII, Ch J.
635 Moore ct al. agt. Bel. sos Fowler agt kingeD
Ioni jr. so. .Tfrbeo aet syphor ct
1877 ThoIudi agt Pitt. al.
7i3. .SchrrmcIhOrn agt lJZ9 % ,ulN an agt Roberta
Wheeler 16l ..6cntll agt- Br.nnaD &c.
2g7 Broio agt 'Bfen. &c. 1919. Kelly agt West ct al
15S. mellow agt Cen +. 500 hrynel. &c,act Kelly
". aud r.. * H. 'lCo. - sc
331 Pierce and ano ast BOB Seller asi Noelke &c
Brown and emo 1909. .Phlipson sgt. Conner,
100. .t.laubcrg aet Farley &c
and ano.
PART u.-SEDGwIcK Case on.
COMMON PLEAs-TmAL TEgM-Pkgr &c. Il. DALY,J
SAME calendar Az yesterday.
PART III. r. DaLY,J.
1879 Banks agt. James ligS. -Druftom agt- Melon
/ 1856. drowning igt. Home ao
lnS Co. 81 ONO.
EQUITY 1ERH-LARkENoBH, j.
81 Eead agt. Coclrane.
GYNrRtL SRgsIoss-sC Agr, J. Thomas BRADY. Fer.
ma RI Mcuonad James O1ren John Sunan. John collins,
Jo0u Jefferson friOoLs assault battery Henry Frank.
rapr McAr!le, lewis Miller Ro-annn Shir Herman
IewinsDn grand larceny. Thomas Morgan, pct. larceny
DYEE BAKRfff. J.-WIian Thompson, WI.
lisrn Ellis, Charles Weston homicide
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tilarble ano Slate Ilantels.


GAS0NI & IS0IA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
liG Ia l52 West 10th ST., near broadway.
Monuments Mahtels, Affairs. Figures. Thing, waiuscoing
&c Importers and manufacturers IN Italy OF marble
work OF every description.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
~ manufacturers Of 0S and halfow down Crates
soft coal wood, with celebrated dump
shaking attachment Old CRATES altered TO low or half
AudrObs logs shOvels, tOngs &c, III
variety. send for catalogue and price list Liberal dis
count 10 tho trade. CONONER WOOLLEl ~ Co.
No. 36S Canal-st. Now-Y .rk.
CTEWARTs New Slate Mantels, inlaid with
- tiles; also Marble and Wood Mante elegant designs
prices very go AMI 222 West 23d ST. near 7thaye
ROM MARBLElZED AND MARBLE MAN.
sttIO Tells designs, from fl2 upwars closing out
great reduction for cash marble turning Tor the trade
A KLABER, 1884 East 18th ST.. near Third ave. n. Y.
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An old lady residing in Ohio lost the com
pnnI.r with whom ~ g had logged for many years.
She neg otc TO mark tie spot OF his burial by even
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TEIAI, or DEPUTY-COLLECTOR DIES ANGES
TESTIMONY OF CCsTOMHoUsE OFFICERS AM
OTHERS.

OTHERS.
The trial of Deputy Collector Col. Robert
Des Anges on the indictment charging him with com
uicity ia Smuggling silks through the Appraisers once
"a an under-yaiatiOI, resumed yesterday III the
limited States Circuit Court before Judge benedict Mr.
Matthew'S counsel for Dies AnSes moved, on the ground
f rality 10 strike out the testimony respecting
all invoices and entries goods not specified in the III
d,ctrucut Judge Benedict denied the notion and sub
au, ntly ruled that as Des Anges ia also charged with
conslracy TO defraud the Government by entering silks
al An underyaluaOn the DistrctAtOriey need not CON
fine himself to the cases Of goods mentioned in the in
distncnt.
Mr. Wright formerly chief clerk Of the Third Ware
house Division, recalled. he testified To the gem
nenes of the signature Des Anges 10 about 40 out Of
90 entries and inv uces These invoices and entries wero
for cases OF corets hosiery end other cotton goods
which If is claimed Anges designated TO he sen TO
the Appraisers Office samples OF imporia'ions OF silk
Goods George f. Gray a Custom-house broker, was re-
called aud testified that the entries for the goods srec
fed in the indictment made for Charles H. Law
renee and were signed by him. John McMclael ware
hnnse bond clerk, testified that Lawrence frequently
brought warehouse bonds to the CustOnhOc, ana llat
the nyOe and entries for the goods seized last january
came from Lawrence Matthew = Rice. another Warehouse
bond clerk testified that LawrcEcc had oIch executed
ioOst bonds other persons that Lawrence pf0iceec
TO sign the ny virtue OF powers OF attorney mat
Custom house officials supposed 10 Dc sue thht
those ,ransacng business with them possessed proper
powers Of attorney. but that practically tins was not
done ON the examination the witness stated that
he did always carefully inquire concerning powers OF
presented TO him. but That ne never signed bonus
In blank to be filled out aiterward.
The Court then adjourned until to-day.
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SViiITE STAR LINE.

w 40
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND EULIPOWEKED STEAMSHIPS.
cning from New York on SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
THURS DAYS. calling at Cork iiarbOr edch WAY
CELTIC, SATC RDAN. oct 30, at D., y !. M
ADRIA1fC. SATURDAY. Nov t. NJ Il:O m
BALTIC SATJ KDAI. Nov -, At q: m
BRITANNIA, SATURDAY. NOV. - y, at Ii a. III
GERMANfC. SATURDAY Nov, r. at D. M -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER.
These Steamer the fastest in the trade are I'M form IN size
unsurpassed i'm appointments Tho saloon, SttteroOms
Smoking Bath rooms placed amGshps whlr The noise
motion least aforlng degree OF cOmfort hitherto I'M
FAT'FS saloon 800 $50 and 800 gold Return Tickets
favorable teFms. Storage, S2S.
DitItA l. upward.
ana other Information, at the
CompaIy's oinces, No. 10 Broadway, New York: -
r.. j. CORTIS. Agent
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& G and iC
z u DC. 81
I0CK-sALES BEFORE
HE CALL.
Trws.p na.fGa

CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 o'CL OK.
T. 8 : 20 Coupon Called BIDS Z 81. Registered. 1881
IOggp.-......, LISA 90 Oh. IN
L <. 90 Coupon. 1867 n % n................li5s4
10 IHgi...'' 600. li0is L o., Currency
US $50 Registered, 1868 2OUO................l23s
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OFFICIAL RsPORT ~ " STOCK gxcyKAg0s SALxx
OCT. ~. 1878.
10 A. M.-eALEs BErORE THy CALI.

COMMITMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1914 O'CLOCK
AND 1Ii2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
g g. Coupon. 1881 1 62o Coupon, 1858 an,
q 6-20 Coupon, lSG! 49, : rs, lO4o, Registered
10 .............lS l2O'4 10, ~ ii9e
U = go Registered, 1865 u : D., ResSiefoa 1901
lOOJp .............I2lt lO,UO........... DC. ll1p
FIRST BoARD-IO1e O'CLOCK A. VI.
SaL,s o| state -R0ilroad BO,tds-B1,ls aud Raj
road Sinres-Erpress &oeks. Nc.
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FoR KINGSTON, JAMAICA, and SAyA

Tho PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Pier foot q! tgalst - r., Tor tho above
named ports. their eide wheel steamship
HENRY CHACNCEN,
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 3. at IL m.
For freight passage at greatly reduced ratcs rppyo
Ill i. IIAY. Snplr nlrndCnt