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customs receipts. $500, ,o,o; bank note. received,

rscepts, $ouo,oUs bahk hotcs received,
$500 ooo
RAILWAY
The market for railroad bonds was eull The follow
ing tho changes in prices comparing the sales at
the Board to-day with latest previous sales:-An ad-
vance ot Ia New Jersey Central convertiblcs and a,
decline Of :er cent IN Lehigh and wiIkesbarre con-
soils, per cent in Toledo and abash convertibes, y
ia Alton and Terra Hauto second preferred, in Han
nibs and 81 Joseph eiehts convertbIes In Morris and
Essex second aud Cleveland and Pisburg fourth, and
Is iu Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated ng funds
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated gold sevcns
aud Union Pacific hrsts In the afternoon dealings
Toledo and Wabash ST. Louis division, advanced 10 II
c., G. and G. nrsts l0s and Chicago and Nevada
consolidated gold coupons to 95 Union Pacific sink
ing funds to o. but afterwards werc offered down
to 90 Great Western seconds declined per cent 10
81. Union Pacific nrss declined 10 1885. The follow
ing tho closing quotations for Pacific Railroad
bonds:--Union hrsts. 1853. l05ss; Union land
grants, lol l0ln; Onion sinking funds, 90 a 9oh;
Centrals, ll0 ll0h.
STATE
State honda at the Board We neglected. District
Of Columbia 5 65's fell to 671. report that ex
Governor Shepherd has So ~, 900 OF these bonds
hypoih ecated here and that they would come
the market 1t was subsequently denied. Missouri
SKIES brought 1929, new Tennessces 45A, New York
State scvcns, bounty, loa
PHILADELPHIA srocKA
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REAL ESTATE.

The following business transacted at the Real
Estate Exchange yesterday
Hugh n. Camp sold by ordor Of the Supreme Court
in foreclosure house. with lot 1sox9s Q. on West
Thirty second street, side IT'S Ninth
avenue, TO Michael Dinkcspel, for $l4,2oo
Wood Mocs sold by order Of the Supreme Court,
in foreclosure George r. Smith, referee ahouse with
lot 20 by 100 H. East 1Sth street. north sdc 100
fect east Second avenue, TO George N Manchester
for 80, 425
j. Thomas stcarns sold by order Of the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, NJ Hoffman, referee, plot OF
land, 90 by 147 9x50x14so Prospect avenue north
side, West Farms, Twenty fourth ward, 10 German
Savings Bank, plaintiff, for 81. 200
44sh st.. s., l7s q. . u 10Th av, ia4.,oo4;
,sA ~s.ss : "ss s,'' = ~ ss sssioo
oIsSa1d nSas 's st. nary of Grand S.s; iSo
jacobson 30 H. f. kretxschmar....... .,........ 2so
18th i, !. nit 3.oa v. Of Law. ao1ioaa; X
xsnfoe =; = \; sesSssa Clinton and xsa.so%s;, -
LsIss, i: sSss s =. q Hudson j. 2s:i7s. '
sosloo; also 10th &, @ 2oS 90 q v. Of iish av. :, -
B;o.s~ay. n corner u Fulton St, soa7ia; q. ". ~
wc.s c.'isy iS n so. as r. Of Greenwich av aoi
ss5. .ioxirregaiar; J. H. Lyon and wife to NIX
wsss ss'iass isss . s. IL Of same property; .
H. Butcher 70 J. H. Lyon. l2.ooc
Blake 10 L smith, iaoo
executor. 10 a. H. aIe6s
Madison y. corner 10th s.. 27gxss United
states Life Insuran Company 10 E. Fitzpatrick l6Ouf
Front 81 n. e Maiden lane, 81. lOxil.S; j.
Gray to IT, r. lie Roy 2ooG
p BOWS .......... 1000
kiIsascsh st., ". g. i25 IT, N. Of Bayard st. 25xeLb;
sarsuee 90. 5000
KansnSlsy. 1850
rsfereel, 10 4 zeimer lo75o
I'd Av g v. corner ll4th ST., 62xloo. g. same to
same: s72r
MORTGAGBs.
Beyer, George II. and wife. to j. Thompson. y.
corner 5th and 18th st ;.instacnts 10000
Dold Andres aud wife, to h. A. Christy, q H. OF 18th
OF I'd av; years. 5000
Same . VI 18th st.. ". 0f2d av: years. sou
George, Paul o.. 70 N. August n Of Sth st, ". Of
KsnenSiey, l. and wife to n q. Bisgs. 81 ooam
eis: yosrs; 5000
Insurance. Company ~ ". corner OF Madison av.
7Stn a. years 1880
Same 30 same. y. q OF 10th 81. w. OF Madison av;
years ..;.............. 1000
years ,...... io,oo
ay q sssh s. years: :.......... llooo
Ncf.an. J. and husband. 10 Thomas Mckee. Q. 4 Of
zaheth a., OF Houston; year............. 500
Maynx, ). aud husband. TO T. Y. Robinson. n. g. Of
ri,h -. '. 3, losh sy 3 year. 80. 1900
81, v. ofess sv; asoo
SCHUYLER 50. t13d wRrd): 3years................
Thorn pson, y 70 J. ownsend. Jr, n g. Of Il5th a.
OF 9th sv 10 years rs....................... l25c
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AMERICAN MINING BOARD.
The following the official transactions at the
American Mining Board, the prices being In
The New York herald., 1876-11-14
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks arc fol-
SAN rRAyc,sco srocKa.


Tho following table OF prices or the prominent gold
silver mining shares, including the opening prices
OF to-day, rcceivedh hy telegraph from Francisco
is furnished by William Ward, Drexel Building. AL
prices are In gold:-
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The following tho changes In closing rices since
saturday,
DscLisE-New York Central, Ia; Burlington and
au'ncy. " Chicago and Alton, Delaware and Lacka-
iihal and ST. Joseph - do. preferred, y; Illinois
Central, SAi Lake Shore. Ia; Michigan Central,
fcrred, "; ohio and Mississrpi, /; Pacific Mail, y:
Rock Island, lh; 81 Paul, 10; 40. preferred, 4. I;
Wabash. y Western Union. q; American Express, /.
ApvAScK.-Gold, "a; Northwestern common, !.
New Jersey Central, y.
Tho rest OF tho market was stationary.
rHE noSkY MARKET
Money call loans was quoted at 4 and finally at
per cont. Prime commercial paper Is unchanged. Tho
olowing were the rates OF exchange on New York az
ne aforementioned cities to-day Savannah, buying
4 OF, selling, par 4 OH; Charleston, easy, freely,
4 5-l6 3-l6 par ST. Louis, par 10 90 discount;
New Orleans, commercial "a, bank, NJ Cincinnati
leo discount, and Chicago rs to SO premium. stcr-
ling exchange was quiet but 1rm. Primo asking rates
ls2,s and 4s4s; selling rates, 4s2 a Asa Reich
marks s4H s4,s ana o54 a saa. cables, o5s a
I51s; prime Paris, s. l9,s and l6's.
IHE GOLD nARksr
Gold opened at ioeI advanced to 1oo5s ana closed
Io9n. The rates paid for borrowing nat to per
aud for carrying, to pcr cent.
The steamship oder, which arrived here from South.
,mpton, brought specie to the amount OF f2l2, 800
nermg OF which fi5o 500 gold coin and the remain
der silver bars
OPERATIONS OF ruH GOLD EXCHANGE RANK
6oid balances. $s52, 52l
currency balances. -........-.......-.. o39, 332
5rosS ciearances I,szs 600
THE FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report a decline OF y per cent
In consos from the closing quotations OF Saturday
by the speech Of the Gar which have
a depressing effect the general market to-day
United States bonds also fell on traction Erie fell
on TO 9ss and then advanced TO .9A 9s Rentes at
PARIS were likewise weak, and declined about 4 !.
per cent The sum Of f2l2,OoO bullion was withdrawn
from the Bank Of England balance to-day; Es4 900
bullion was aso Withdrawn from the Bank tor ship
ment TO the United States Tho following arc closing
prices --Consols for money, o5 oSA; consois for
sccount. sss s54; 6ve.tweuty bonds OF 1893, old
1885,: do. do Of 1867, 1881 100; tcn-forty bonds
iosH losk; new 6ves, io6s; Ere common shares
OK OK Rentes In PARIS are lo4k T2he Exchange
ON London, 2s I5h
eoyxssnySr BONDS
Government bonds steady the following QUO.
ta,ions United States currency skies, l23 1881
DO 40, 1881, registered. nos 1l65s; do do, do,
soupon ny l17,s do do, 1865, registered. 1914
lIux. -. do, do coupon. 1921 llo; do do, do,
nev<1@sscred, 1l2a ll2,s do. do DO, do, coupon,
il1< ll27s DO. do 1867 registered 1i5sl nii6i do.
DO coupon, ll5z 1ls;s DO. do. 1868, registered,
Il6x 116,s do. do, do, coupon, ll6s ll6Js do.
ben-fortes, registered ll3S ia; do, do, coupon,
max lis,s, do ives 1881, registered, Il2H li2H;
DO. DO, DO coupon, li2s li25.; do. 4h's, lloh a
Ill.
THE srarfs TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid ic-ay so2 900 gold
on account Of interest," ami $4,000 In redemption Of
nvetwsnsy bonds The sub.Treasury released s23. 400
silver coin to-day Revenue receipts to-day, tsooo
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sALSs AYrKR CALL
MEMORANDA.

The comparative estimated earnings Of tho Ohio and
Mississippi Railway Company for the frst quarter in
November, wcre:-ls75, $ss, CAS- 81 1875 SIS 5o2 H.
Decrease. $40, 142 81
The following the earnings tcstmatcdl of the St
Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway Company
November TO November !, 1915 $64, ,643 80
November 10 November Z, 1879. 5......... 5l,0o4 "a
Increase. $l3,S49 06
January to November lS16 So G5S. 6O5 50
January TO November 1878 2.l9l 059 rs
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. Is. 1875
s:'9s ss sss ss.'y as sS
fis.' los. Sales TAB stock. so.so5
NEW ORLEANS Nov. Is. 1875
GS.oI s"a s's sransrs lind %d"sss & sw %dss as
s.s Stock 20 Sic'DsA' 1885,
MosrLE Nov. Is. 1875
ssss ss,a:S NJ. 5sss'ss s.sss Si'' Exports
SAVANNAH Nov. 1s, 1875
s n a.. sss 9 %aSns S.s @ xers
france asi5; oosswss I.5os sales sad Stock 7s5.
Cotton lower, ~,aasr. ss ssas Sss K if5s
1900 Stock, iO2,sSs.
strained s.si : Tar ar sseady Ss assi Is. ~ ~ " : ~
good oraS.ry loss Ksssic,. i,ass S.lss Shipments,
hsls a. higher n. Viii. Nsss.se M,s sas ~ @ No. S 3 d.
Corn stead Of bushels sic Barley quiet;
sale; Of @ sp'hss Sy sample :. 8 O. Sorn
barley es!s s e. %ss, ss s
ssesips.-Barsy, 10000 bushels: rye s7oS lumber
lumber. i.suioo feet Railroad shipnentsFSur. l4od
bbls,
Receipts BY lake.Flour 10 sao bss corn a5 Dso bush
%@e"s uo bSs corn Suhs
sss By sn 20 a sss ao %
wheat s Ss Dc shipments o inierSr point.
corn 4soo wheat 74So do oats. 1900 Sss DO
barley. 5lao DO Flour IL good demand, steady sales
sale. sashs. shsSoys.n spring W: sSc. DO
* fG! "a on o ess S rhs N
Size later. a4oo do = do see;
nsrs a sec: Ohio on track At
soc Rye neslseteo barley quiet; sales one car foar-
s ss"ss Ia' on s.r private DC:
AND AND 's'ss. s% e
fss .s ss:'
DO peas ssa do s. mall, Ss.S Ss ss do Estimated
o. I Eris sU and o.~eso canals Tor
s n . on bound s %
bushsls ss6ooo do barley 10000 do oats $500
els; corn, li5Ooo do
No do. il rs: extra white xiehissa 81 81: smso;
ssa!:ss s .gsi essn sas
81 .1 Il S a. ssn a9 = s 5s9o;ss Dayton and
ss No : :issc :d.marsd SOC rsjscisa SOC new.
ass s Receipts sssss q. %
a cS a ae So.; Go corn
oats. 1000 do.
xnSssoss & aus: : ssss5 ss;.s % ~'as5 $ Is %Ass:
No do 81 iU'a cas. 81 Or November 81 lis Deccnl-
ber 81 is january No do, 81 ooa 81 OF rejected,
ssc Ole Corn fairly active and shade higher;
4ic cash. 43sc all the year. Oats fairly active and
shade higher s3e. 32,sc cash. SIC November 3s1sc.
December. Rye moderately active aud higher ut tOc.
6ic Barley easier. AZ 7oc. cash. stc. December Pork
steady and nrm s6 cash. SIS SIX all the year. SIS 45
year Bulk meats hrmer; shoulders. o25c askc; shors
whiskey dull and lower at 81 C7 Railroad ireighs un
changed. kccepts Flour, 1900 bills; wheat, 1Ii.tO)
bushels; corn. 72.OOO do 5000 do. rye, 100
do; barley. 5000 do shipments-Four. 10000 bbls. |;
whest 63OD bushels corn, 1874 600 do 10000 DO
rye 5000 do barley. 5000 do At the afternoon cali Of
the Board-whcat strong at Nc advance. Corn frmcr
axe, cash. Oats higher; 331sc December Pork easier
SIS January Lard lover 50 10 50 IS. cash; 80 AK
. 80 So January.
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DOCTORS BILLS.

Your Regulator is one of the best family med
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The Liver, the largest organ
in the bo! ", is generally the
seat Of the disease, and if not
regulated in time great suffering,
wretcheGness and DEATH will
ensue
If you feel DULL, DRowsY,
DEBILITATED. lave frequent
Headache, MOUTH TASTES bad
ly, poor Appetite and Tongue
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PRSPESSfD-N.aL CARDS.
DIR. Is. r. JDHES,
NO. 81 North Gay street,

BALTIMORE, MD.
Late Resident Physician and Surgeon to Sp"'
ca Hospital for the Genlto- Urinary
Organs, Phris.J
Guarantees speedy aid certain relief in all Dis
eases and irregularities Incident to fema'es' IN
Impotency aad oteriiity, and all ills concoml-
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KsIsH9ARU l.. NkGRY,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW,
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1918 Msin street, Richmond, Virgins.
Sss- Special f,c.iiies tor prompt COLLECTIONS
throughout Nll,sinis and West Vlrginls.
kefors to Gov. John Letcner, (recent partne)
Lexington, VS.; The State Banh OF Virginia.
Gov Jas. l.. kempcr, Hon. +. N l: HuAtof'
nnd Il. =. Eau y i Co, Bankers, Mthmond,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-23

DARGAINS In DkY GOODS-We would
ID invite attention to some great bargains se-
cured ty US since The recent important decline
Dress Goods from 20 to 80 per cent less at retail
than tn we're Wholesale: particularly line
OF Piaids, 25 inches wide, at 10 cents q yard;
received this M; handsome styles; plain to
match. I'd. Hack Goods Bargains in alp
s, Mohairs, Crepes and Tamise but especially
White Goods An especial bargain IN White
Cambrics and Striped and Plsil Vlctorias. 4th.
A job lot of Cassinleres, bought ut a sacrifice by
closing the lot. 9th. Gsuze shirts, from 81 cts.
up. This se.son we have very largely reduced
our penses, enabling US TO sell goods cheaper
than ever before All examination Of stock is
solicited We carry the largest stock Of Dry
Goods and Nct ons in the city.
ny16 H. G.. SLh iMAKER co
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No. 60 hIHH stFce"
We have now in store, purchased dlreet ron
the manufactures, full, complete ana h;on NAM,
some assortment of goods in our Ilne' 10 winch
We EH tnr,e6 To;ns Dinner Sets, complete, in plain
b;,e rfshsh s In baad and decorated French China
Tea Tp's ssss s in Oa gilt band and FIenGh
wbit wbi.s; French China Vases, new patterns and
very very handsome French Chine Toilet T1a Sits'
Moss Rose and other patterns assb;na Lnsh;Iu nav
Chm China Mug, Toy Tea Sets, Glass Vases, &c. s;oot
We have the largest and ost complste stGcS
of goods ever before brought to this place whica
we are Offering at very low figures. CaIl ana
ex.mine our goods ami prices mn .
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THE WAR wsged against high prices pGNSao.os ios
l. Sugars, Teas Cohees ana o'ner eosscnted 0d for
ebgsefs can n now snd 1t al times obn Sugars
,f ali Grades at 3 nominal advance on retners
prices and all other articles in The lne pI osspse
and Fancy Groceries al the lowest p9sslole TALES
ao l47 King street.
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II occasionally use, when my condition re-
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Governor Of Alabama.
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Baltimore Episcopal Methodist.
This medicine lis acknowed
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CARD.-Crcumstsnc rendering it de-
IA slrabIo that I should locate in Baltimore, l
nave transferred my DENTAL PRACrlCE IN
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Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-07-27


THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, 30 inevitable
sehh other styles of Threshers, can DO by this
Improved Machine, efficient on every JOB, 10 more than
pay all erpeases of ~threshing. ,
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds are ~threshed, separated, cleaned and saved
% easily and perfectly as Wheat, Oats, Rye or Barley.
AN EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grain and
geeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness.
IN THE WET GRAIN of 1876, these were substan.
TALLY the 0NLY MACHINES that could run with profit
or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
tghea Others utterly failed. .I| N' hH'I''
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting compiled.
tons, ouch as ENDLESS Aprons" "Raddles," "Beaters,"
"Pickers," etc, are eldrelu dispensed Sih less than
bne-half the usual Gears, Belts, Boxes, and Journals;
easier managed; more durable; light running no cost
ly repairs; no dust; no" ftterings" TO clean upj not
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms.
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsElls who arc posted
In the large saving made by It will not employ info
rior' ond wastoful machines, but VIII insist on this
Improved Thresher doing their work. % f.rrr
-FOUR SIZES made for G, 8, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also q specially Of SEpARAToRB, designed
and made EXPRESSLY ron STEAM POWER. y
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, yizi our Inn
proved "Tiplo Gear" and our "spur Speed" wood
bury Style(, both amounted " on four wheels. Il
III INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply TO our nearest Dealer, or write TO ms Tor JIIlstrM"
ted Circular tsent FREQ, giving full particulars Of sizedt
Styles, Prices, Terms, etc. ',|' ~ 81" =
So Ynt Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
trlgtnn. BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
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COUNTER, PLATFORM WACON&TRACK
INSOLYENT NOTICE.

THE insolvency of the estate of James
IL Ross, decd, having been suggested TO
the clerk Of the County Court, of Greene
County, it is therefore ordered tEat publ.
cation be made, for four successive weeks,
in the UNION AND AMERICAN, a newspaper
published in the town Greeneville, Tenn,
notifying the creditors of the said estate
to file their claims with the Clerk OF the
County Court, of Greene County, authen
ticted according TO law, on or before the
goth day Of September, 1876, or they will
be forever barred.
9al+i JAS. ii. ROSE,
r. Admir- Of the estate of Jas. Ross, decd.
March 25th, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-18

cartwright on Poe's poems, and that tne ~ ~,
right printed IN the editions only coyeteu q, Vii III.
wolds Memoir. Accordingly he imported PiaeSs VI nS
one volume complete edition Of Poo from a
had ale m this country the plates Tor the uia9u
EDITION. which IL is said appt AIRED In Boston Will t1
pript OF John Camden Hotten, London, 9at To III
date Mr. Middleton, who had previously hd. on
Poes works In this country, immediately lad nas %
the plates and editions the strength OF MS copS
and the new editlons offered In quantity are ne
printed by Mr. GILL Mr. Gill claims mat hs NE mrts
the Poe copyright would have been upheld Ny ,hS @
had not his circumstances prevented MS ehtci na.t
suit This copyright episode called OUT soho i"''
and no little anuse ment in the Boston trade. - IN
The large sale Of Messrs James X. Osgood ~ y, 20 WIZ
be Gin on tuesday Of following week. ana VIII occuy
several days. Besides the four or five hundred Nauo
Theodore nthrop, Gail Hamilton, the klDgsleys, 1.o'
Verne Scott, Robertson, and the novels ana
the relnandes Of the editions Of these DOCKS hs
10 ever 10000 Volumes will be offered Inc Diesel
OsRood iesue very handsome catalogue or these Worh
which gives the details to copyright arrangement w
American b. oks and other data Of interest 10 the
The orderIst referred to above which gives only tno
books the publication Of which the firm continues %
thar its list Notwithstanding the proposed SAFE WI" 5
he one the largest and best among American puD
ers In fact the retains over sOO Vo,uines vh ~
catalogue among them the most noteworthy pooAs "
American literature. ,,---.,.. -, Oh.
GA Thursday of next week q special meetlng OF .ie
Executive Committee of the American BOOK lraue hsso
cation will he held at the fair when the preparations
for the next Convention will be discussed III piopao
that this will be held at Niagara the date behs " CON
sttntOpa provision the second Tuesday Of July one o
the most important subjects now before the trade Nih
~ likely be brought up at that meeting Is me eop
ton Of the reform movement by tne feuucoh vi leV@
prices and OF trade discounts
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ALBANY NOTES.
albany. FridaY. Ma

ALBANY, Friday, March II, 1875.
The Governor to-day sent TO Che Senate the following
nominations Rowland H. Gardner Of Syracuse Agent OF
the OnondGga Tribe of Indians. in place OF Allen hihe
whose term has EXPIRED William H. Henderson OF Kan
dolpb CattarauCus County, Justice Of the supreme
Court of the Eighth Judicial District in place o George
ID. Lamont, deceased: Ludlow L. Lapham OF Penn an
Commissioner Loans of Yates County in place OF 70
muud Chadwick, whose term has expired; harIn ID,
Anderson Rochester, Commissioner Ot te ctate Dor
of Charitics-a rcappOintment.
H. Henderson wac nominated by the Governor To-Day
10 be Judge of the With Judicial District in place oil
George D. Lamont resigned, and as substitute Tor Nor
timer T. SOuthworh rejected. MI henderson ~ mem
Dor of the state Democratic Committee has been Dem
ncFaf all his life, appointed Judge OF Ms 'ouS
Court last wear and candidate for Congress IN tne
Cattaraucs district year ago lbe NOMINATION - s"u
10 meet the commendatIOn of every lawyer 0f rthte I'D
Cattal,ugus and Chauauqua Counties. " was rtltd'
according 10 custom TO tue senators representing 'he Ju
diCial district
The proposition 10 reduce radically the expenses OF the
two Houses introduced by Gen. Sherman in the Assem-
by few DAYS ago was made In the Senate today by MI
Starhucl IL provides for the appointment OF Joint
committee TO consider the matter, ana Messs haills
and staIbucs were named.
The Assembly Committee on Public Health VIII hoid
meeting on Thursday afternoon next, to give hearing
nm te hill TO nbate nuin,nces. This is general hll!
apulvipR TO tie whole state. though the fatfchd'TH
establishments in Long Island Ci,y attract special a'ch-
ton,
An attempt was made to-day 20 reconsider The vote ny
which Mr. Kans mo seat, no fare" bill was rejected
but motion 70 adjourn interviewed, and left the motion
"A suspeuse.