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The New York herald., 1876-07-03
TWO NEW ROLES.

FANNY HERRING AND PEARL HENsHEN BEFORE
POLICE JusTIcE.
Fanny Herring, the who plays the French Spy
theatres, and Pearl hcnshen, another professional
both OF No l07 Macdougal street. we're arrested at
halfpast three O'Clock yesterday morning by Officer
Patrick Welsh, of the Ninth precinct in Beccker
street. near Carmine. Both women were grossly in
toxicated. MISS Herring used the most abusive
language to tho officer who compelled TO procure
AT the Washington Place Police Court yesterday the
officer stated the case.
Fanny Herring said the Judge, "what have you to
say IN reference 10 abusing the officer"
have done l do not deny having done He used
me roughly. am not IN the habit Of being used
roughly. My sensitive spirit rsbecd against this
treatme nt and resented, any woman would, his
ins ult.ng conduct. have done"
Judge SmiIh--What do you do for hvingY
Miss Herring (proudly,-I am professional
Judge Smith twho did not know who Mss Herring
wasl--Prolessional whaty
Miss Herring tsoemny)--I am an actress
Judge Smith--Uh that indeed WeIi how came you
drunk and dsordery in the street ut three O'Clock
the mornnXy
Miss Herring-I was not drunk swear, by high
heaven, 1 was not And she extended her hand in The
air, with appealing look toward the American flag
and eagle over the Judgo's head She then cast her
eyes down the door, aud stood like the suppliant
slave giri awaiting sentence.
"Now then, Pearl henshen, what have you to say ?"
asked the Judge
Il have nothing to say answered the fair Pearl
head
.You are both fined $lo," said Judge smith
Miss Herring produced her purse and paid over the
500 She avaiied herself Of lady's privilege and gave
mitted she was thirty years CID On leaving the court
room both ladies' proceeded to their residence.
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MEMORANDA.
The total earnings OF the Baltimore aud Ohio lines
for May 81 1863 694 against 81 4l4972 last year,
the decrease for the whole system OF lines being 6 per
cent This decrease is wholly attributable TO the viru
lence of the railway war and the cutting of rates
The annual statement Of the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad up 10 March 81, 1876, is made
public. The total receipts including interest loans,
were $7,366,9O2 IS; the operating expenses,
$3655 l6l a. From the net earnings there has been
paid in interest dividends, &c, $24e $50 40, and tho
surplus together with the balance OF the income
count April l, 1875 gives present balance Of income
account of ST. 1856 05l as. The Land Comm missioner
ports having sold nearly g. 900 acres and rcmitted
$500 900 TO the sinking fund. The freight earnings
and movement have decreased from the previous years
showing, while the rate has slightly Increased.
The State of Texas has made prompt provision for the
payment Of the $27s 600 per bonds ls of
July, 1876, and this of cash in the treasury We
give q synopsis OF tho Bona bill. The State will
issue $3.50 900 Of per cent gold bonds, running
thirty years, interest and principal payable in New
York. the bonds not to be sold Tor less than par
cept in TO meet bonds falling due and which bear
heary all ten per cent Interest," but the State Is also
authorized to sell the United States bonds, consist
ing United States ves S357 $50 and United States
Skies and $l17 300 and to invest the amount in the
State skies, well s3s 4zS IN cash, all belong
ing to her permanent school fund.- There Is also In
the Treasury belonging to the state University fund
$1O6 OOO which recommended to be invested also in
the new ves therefore there Of the loan
of $l675 600 of six per cent gold bonds but about
1922 600 be placed, the State taking tho balance
herself. The State Auditor of Louisiana gives official
notice that the interest coupons Of the consolidated
State bonds due July l, will bo paid At the Louisiana
National Bank New Orleans or by the fiscal agents OF
the State this city, winsiow, Lanicr Co.
Tho suit against the Virginia Midland Railroad, at
Alexandra, Va for u foreclosure OF mortgage, has
been settled and tho dismissed.
Mr. Edward Clark, Of New York city, has been
elected director Of the Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey, to Oil a vacancy.
The shipments during May from the oil region were
a little larger than the month previous, though
hardly up to the amount anticipated The total ship
ment of crude or its equivalent, by all routes, was
about 5s7 barrels Of AZ gallons each average
OF about 1s 257 barrels per day.
Included the above Is shipment Of about CO. 600
barrels refined, which has been reduced to crude
equivalent Below. will be found comparative state
ment OF the shipments during the first five months Of
.l... "A !, nv,au
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Review of the Week-Prices Generally
Fimer and Business a TrifIe
More Active.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Government Bonds in Request and Railroad
Bonds Steady, witt an Advancing Ten
dency for First Class Securities.
WALL STREET,
n tasn


The incidents of the week in stock circles, far as
public interest is concerned, chiefly identified
with suddenly developed bull movement in Western
Union and Lake Shore, which served the double pur-
pose for time Of creating a lively scare among tue
parties caught short OF these securities and making the
latter exceptionally active Shrewd observers, how
ever, failed to recognize in the manipulation OF 'he
market-for such 1t clearly shown to bc-anything
more than turn to the screw by the single hand
the lever. Any with the bodness to buy 10000
or 100 900 shares advance the prices two
four per cent? but the fact must likewise not
be ignored that. while in depressed commercial con-
dition like the present requires the power Of der
flick 10 hoist figures, they go down with run at the
touch OF q finger In other words, tho market Is SO
inherently weak Notwithstanding seems 10 be at the
ebb, that only costly artnce can move It upward,
while left to ITSELF 1t remains sagnant or still further
rscedes ut the approach Of a cloud.
The strength of Western Union and Lake Shore,
above referred to. not without effect on other
shares. including those which are involved in the
present railroad war The Northwest and st. Paul
stocks, Rock Island and Michigan Central, New York
Central and Erie all felt t sy mpathetc impulse and
stened MP to the of the week there were any
special outside trading If any OF the enormous fund OF
idle capital were being employed in buying these
stocks; II it were certain that the inside operators
were not peddling out their holdings and saddling
upon their neighbors what would otherwise be DOR
mant their hands, III 1t We're clearly evident that
real investors, disgustcd with the experience Of the
past and disrustiul of the future were not realizing
What they can now even though at loss, and bding
The opportunity repurchase at lower figures, in the
hope OF thereby making average, would be safe to
Sec even in this stupendous deal of the speculative
cards something like long game with winnings fairly
distributed. But for the moment the man who gam
bles apparently has as little chance of fhe
risked his money with one of the confidence mon OF
Coney Island beach.
Investment shares rule have been steady, with
the exception OF Jersey Central which has ucuatcd
several per cent considerable short interest IN this
stock standing temptation to make squeeze, and
hence figures ly and with surprsin;
rapiity.
THE TRANSACTIONS THE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest sales regular way, of the principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number OF
Rhares dealt n:--
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DEAD IN THE WOODS.
WOMAN AND CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH IN A
NEW YORK FOREST.

A WOMAN AND CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH IN
NEW YORK FOREST.
From the Port Jervis n. W Gazette
A farmer Horace Miner Tuesday last was chopping
in tho woods Waymart, ten miles from Homes
dale At noon his wic carried his dinner to him. He
was engaged In telling when she arrived at the
spot and she stood waiting Tor hm TO get through
She had Ia fer child aiew months old. The
tree in falling lurched the direction OF Mrs Miner,
and she could get out OF the way 1t came crash
ing upon her, OF tho largest branches strik-
ing her and pinnng both her and her child 10
the earth. Miner to the spot He could not
see his ch.ld but his wife was lying with her face
turned up, aud gaspng III death. Miner at once set
work hls wife and child from their ter
rbe position The branch OF the tree lay across Mrs.
Miner, and II was evident the child beneath the
mother The husband, TO exricaIe his wife and child
compelled to cut away the branch. which was
seven inches through and teorc he had finished the
task he saw his W fc die before his He removed
her body from beneath the tree and found his child
crushed 10 DEATH having been pressed deep into the
ground. The husbani almost frantic, took both
bodies his ana carried Them mile through the
woods 10 his house
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Al tho Washington Place Police Court Yesterday Al
fred S. Gilmore, bookkeeper, OF No. 80 Eighth ave
nue. was fined $40 for being drunk aud brands
loaded revolver in Broadway near Twenty eighth
street. He said the revolver was his brothers and
that he was taking care OF IT.
Henry B smith, Timothy Conklin and Henry
Mckenna, three bummers, were held ior trial at the
Washington Place Courl yesterday Tor breaking into the
premises of James w. jennings No 2yj Hudson street.
and stealing n clock and other property.
Robert Moore, aged twenty one employed in the
restaurant No. Gl1 Broadway, by Detec-
tive siavin, Of the Fifteenth precinct Tor breaking
into the premises OF Francs Baee OF the National
Chrome Company, No. els broadway and stealing
chromos valued a. tloo, part Vi which found in
his posscsson On being arragned at The Washington
Place Police Court Le held foT trial
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Oswego (N. " Obserrer:-'.The democracy Is deter
mined that the Republic shall start the second
tury of its existence under democratic auspices and
they know exactly how to accomplish their purpose"
Buffalo (N. W Erpress:-"Not satisfied with 'woiop-
ing niggcrs, the democrats alter the heather
Chnee. That party has genius ior bgotry and mean
nessn
Hartford Times:-"Tildon would allow corrupt
ring men to approach him. Hayes has already been
congratulated by them and he Is supported by the
worst and most influential Of the bad set He Is not
the positive, strong that Tilden is TO rcpe the
auences OF the powerful and corrupt rings Hayes
would be used by them Tidep, NJ he has already
proved, would strangle them Tden hghts fraud for
u funeral Hayes is weaker, and receives the
gratulatons and support OF the fraudulent rings"
Indianapolis NeWs:-'tThe republicans viii have to
strain every nerve, and If they imagine there
danger OF democratic success in Indiana. and ull
themselves to rest In fancied security they may wake
up to great disappointment in October. To beat
Samuel j. Tidcn will be no chd's play"
Milwaukee Commercial Times;-.No one can tell
whether this country is 600 600 600 600 $40 OOo
OoO 900 900 in debt I. time honesty reform ex-
amincd the books of the United States Treasury"
Albany Evening Journal.--'If anything were needed
to clinch the determination OF the independent aud
reform classes to support Hayes and Wheeler it is the
Elizabeth IN. ~ Herdid;--"Thc prompt, decisive
work OF the ST. Louis Convention has caused the radl.
cal press howl like whipped ours. Throwing of
view the chronic opponents of rldcn in New York,
we are amused the mbccie vaporlngs OF the radi.
cals.n
Hartford Poa.-"Governor Hendricks roasted on the
fence l,te long. lie hoped to win the favor OF
both factions his party, and finds himself
mounted behind his chief opponent II he had any
spirit he would refuse stand but he has never yet
shown any nrmnoss Of purpose, and he Will doubtless
trot along in the position assigned him.
Pittsburg gComDercidi:--'sHendrcks declared before
the Couv held that he never would accept
OF the second place the tcket-nevcr never never
neverlp
Newport tR. L. Nercury;-'sThe Democratic Convcn.
ton st. Louis acted wisely than was at first
expected. In the nomination Of Governor Tden they
have put forward their best man."
Petersburg Va) Iwier- -Appeai;-''The platform OF
the democratic party adopted by the National Conven-
ton at st. Louis Is admirable declaration Of reform
principles aud purposes. Whether the rad Gals choose
not they will be forced TO adopt defensive position
in regard the great and overshadowng issue OF re-
FORM"
Philadelphia North Americdn:--"We do not propose
TO overlook tho fact that his reputation is better than
he Is himself; in other words, Mr. Tdsn is adyor-
sary whom TO beat we must light"
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A CITIZEN HELD BY THREE THIEVES WHILE
FOURTH RoBs HIM.
Matthew Cogan, OF No 95 Forsyth street, vas passing
along the Bowery about half past four O'Clock yester
day morning, when he seized by three thieves who
attempted to rob him. hc endeavored TO cry out
when fourth man came up, and threatening to shoot
him II he made any resistance took his watch valued
at SO, anu SIS In money from his pockets while the
others held him against wall Olccr Dwyer. OF the
Fourteenth precinct, coming along the thieves ran off,
but the officer succeeded IN capturing OF them who
gave his name Peter McGuinness OF No. Is Madison
street lie brought before Justice Wande at the
Tombs Pohce Court yesterday morning and committed
for trial in default OF 81 900 bail Cogan sent to
the House OF Detention In default vi $500 Tor his ap-
AZ
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A DEAD LETTER.
A MAN SENDS FOR couETRkFEIT MoNEY-oETs
HIS LETTER BACK AFTKE FOUR YEARS.

~
HIS LETTER BACK AFTEE FOUR YEARS.
From the Omaha Bcc.l
Mr. John Furay, special mail agent, has just received
letter. for proper disposal by hn, which has very
curious history 1t vas written by a well known
Nebraska man, four years ago. TO dealer in counter
ict money Eastern city The writer encloses 50
pay tor 500 OF crooked stuG. which he says he
easily shove or-Sj at time-cn the Indians,
to whom he Is selling whIskey. Ho directs the
crooked money be sent to him through thc.mails la
three different parcels not TO excite Suspicion,
and he adds that lac Will paronze the dealer 10 the
OF several thousand dollars IA the bogus
rcncy THIS letter never reached it's destination. Ii
got into crack IN mail car and remained there TIL
the other day, wDen II was found by workman
gagged In repairing the car at the snops in Chicago II
MAS handed over 10 the proper authorities, who for
warded 10 SPECIAL Mail Agent Furay. VINO viii send
10 the writer with some sound advice. Tho man Is
said be individual Who II accused of such
tent would shoot sccond he will, therefore, no
doubt be surprised TO receive his self accusing letter.
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HAVANA. July !. 1875
sngsr-Demsnd active; prices advanced Nos 10 10 ~ ~
Dutch standard. 6 "a reals per arrobe Nos 10 u ~
do "a reals: nioasses sugars. Nos Ito 10 at ga
reals; concentrated sugars. fair to good quality Az
sugars to fair Ga osc reals
iar good refining o'a "a reals centrifugal sugars
Nos. IL rs, In boxes. Ss reals: In hhds. St Sas
rea.s stock in warehouse NJ Havana aud MatanIas
339 100 and $4,000 hhds- Receipts OF the week
T. aud 400 hhds Exports during the week
boxes aud 0D hhds including 600 boxes and 900
hhds tho United states Molasses little lett Baeon
S36 x37 per cwt Bu.ter S15 ST per quintal for su
peor American Flour $,2 81 80 per bb for American
Jeked beef - - Ia. arrobe. Hams. $&7 $40 per
quutal tor American cured Lard in kegs s31 40
$3s 90 quintal in tins S45 sA7 Potatoes. W per
bb Tailow, $40 per quntaI Wax. yellow Si4 SO sl5
per white S2s S-6 Honey. none here ouions
Empty nogsheads - gold Lumber dull white pine, $s3
a x35 per NJ Shocks nomina box. Iba reals; scgar
II Is reals White navy beans. 10 reals
arrobe Chewing tobacco. Sd. s64 per qrintal Hoops
al long shaved $50 $40 NJ Freights steady NJ
unchanged rates Spanish gold, 2io 2i6'. Exchange
baoyant the United states sky days, currency %
1s discount short sight SO discounts sixty days god
3 AK premium On Lonaon, 1874 1874 premium On
Paris, N premium.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

At late hour on Saturday night, while John Whit
worth, OF No. 40 CoIambis street, passing along
the Bowcry he stopped by Charles Hudson, of No.
65 Vcscy street, who asked him what time 1t was
whitworth took out his watch TO give him the inior
nation, when the applicant snatched u and attempted
to make OFF, but seized by the complainant and
hold until the arrival Of officer, although in The
meantime the rnlhan struck him several times IN the
face In the Topbs Police Court yesterday morn ny
the Justice showed his appreciation OF this mode OF
robbery BY holding Hudson tor trial In default OF 900
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interest which has caused cash gold to be worth, at
times. l-C4 for use

interest which has caused cash gold to be worth, at
times, 1-G4 for use.
IMPORTS AND MpoRrs
The foreign commerce OF the port fer the week was
rs follows:-GeneraI merchandise imports, Including
dry goods, s3 4s6 5is produce exports s6,6i4 504;
specie exports, 81, $50, 72L
The total imports since January l, this year, are
$780, $751; against slsa Ia 525 the corresponding
period 1875, and s2i6, ,26l OIL in 1874 Tho total
exports of produce since January are $685. sos 400,
against Sl2l ISL 995 In 1875 and Sl44 677 in 1874
The total exports OF specie since January are
So 1862 55s against s5 Ooe 1875 aud $50 5e2 lsa
in 1874
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These have been active and higher in response to
a demand from institutions and individual investors
that has far exceeded the supply. The eneet Of pos
sibe European is regarded by German bankers
likely TO exert material depressing influence on
this class OF rites fair demand is also reported
from The other side.
Tho conspicuous dealings IN Louisanas and
Tennessees the feeling among the friends OF these Sc
curties being that the States improving in eond
ton and that bonds will only be protected
but become active fayorites. Moderate transactions
made in Missours and for time District oil Co.
lumbias the front and found buyers us high as
722t
RAILROAD BONDS
There was maintained steadness in these securities
all the week, and in many instances increased hrm
ness, dealers being compelled 10 make judicous selec'
ions to supply the requirements OF investors The
bonds the Wisconsin and the Pacics were the
iavories and capital evidently running to this class
OF securities as a safe basis and an opportunity OF
gaining employ There was nothing particularly
noteworthy IN this market
coMpARArivE STOCK TRANSACTIONS t.
The following figures Will be found suggestive as IL
Illustrating the decline Of speculation at our Stock Ex-
change.
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Tho following shows the value in gold of 500 green
backs United States Treasury notes, fractional notes
and national bank notes. twelve O'Clock the day q
named:-
July j. June 80 June 20 Jrne 2s June 81 Jmne 26
SIS % SOS gs $50 0S $50 Is $50 2S $50 2s
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The closing rates for foreign exchange were
.Sixtu DIVE Three Ddps.
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The following were tho quotations in gold for coin
rHK GOLD MARkEr

THK MARKEr
In the early pare of the week gold receded from 1928
TO lll5s from which there was a recovery TO 1924
with incidental fluctuations The close the latter
Price The total interest TO 10 paid is s25 032, ,229,
consisting OF $40, sal l+3 registered bonds and
$ll os5 coupon bonds. The Of the markets.
bsarh. but there Is said 10 be large outstanding short
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Total for the week. -. 683, 74s
THE MONEY MARKET.

During the latter part of the week the call
loans advanced fiom to per cent but the majority
OF transactions made the basis of ~ and 8
per cent The supply Of capital seeking employment
is still great and Is likely to be increased after the
present date. The discount market is quiet aud the
small supply Of choice names Is quickly absorbed
The note brokers' scale rates as oliows-
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT COIN.

Edward Hughes Was arrested early yesterday morn
ing for passing counterfeit Gfty.cens piece He was
locked up In the Ninth precinct station house.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED
MARRIED.

Cougx--CELLER. .--SAxUgL CoifxS. Of Boston, Mass
to TnYREsA CELLER, OF Brooklyn. No cards
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FINANCIAL.


K LEX. FROTnISGHAM 4 co, BANkkRs. " WALL
"A s-Reiiable puts and calls. Send tor explanatory
circular.
At REASONABLE RArEs.-MONEY on LIFK AND
n Endow insurance Policies Mortgages AND other
securities; insurance elected With best COM
psnies j. hABNlth " Co 80 i~o'o~"y.
ANY AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN ~ MORT
N gage; city or Brooklyn Apply TO LEVITT VOL
Corr, 10 Pine 1t.
AN AMOUNT OF 5000 TO 5000 wANrED-oN
n FIRST mortgage Jersey city improved Property See
basement 81 Park place.
(yITIZEN's SAVINGS BANK or THE CITY OF NEW
~ York SO Bowery southwest OF Canal street.
Interest July 1876 The Board OF Trustees have
be paid deposors Tor the six months ending
80 1876 the OF six cent per an
mum remaining in ba.k July Tor the number
months the has been deposit next pre-
Interest not withdrawn will be credited as
original deposit and entitled to interest from July and
be depostos book whenever presented
Il. A. QUINTARD, President.
SEYMOUR A. BuNcE. secretary.
DRy book SAVINGS BANK, 34l AND 34s BowE ERY
corner OF Sd ST.
The Trustees of this Institution have declared the semi
annual dividend all deposits entitled thereto July J.,
1876, folows-
Six per per all Of 81 OOo and under
and five per per the excess over $4,000
Deposits made before July 10 will draw interest
from July /. 1876
ANDREW MILLS. President
WILLIAM " WEBSTER, Secretary
LNORTY- EIGHTH DIVIDEND.
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From this 1t will be that though the shipments
for the month not as largo IN the same month
last year. the total for first i've months shows
difference OF 3s, 097 in favor OF 1876.
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Horr-Conny.--On Saturday, July l. at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by tho Rev. James ". smith,
Francis O. Horr, Of Washington, n. T.. 10 ExxA T.,
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BUSINESS OPpOHTUNITIEs.

N.IUINAL LETT ERS MEDICAL OR PATE,
~ medicine. Addresses will command good price
2i2 Broadway, room 4.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

and Jc 35sc for good standard TO extra
- x6i cloths. sales of the week. 4uOO pieces
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., July I, 1916
The printing cloths market closed with better feeling