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A ROSY REPUBLICAN VIEW.

WASHINGTON, Dec %, 1875
Adviccs received here to-day by the National Rcpub
lcan Committee, from their counsel and other prom-
nent Northern republicans IN Florida are to The
effect that tho rccanvass ordered by the State su-
prcme Court, applies only TO the for Governor
&c, and does not refer TO the for Presidential
electors These advces also say the Courts order is
that in recounting the aforesaid votes the question
whether county return is $50 irregular, false or
fraudulent that the true determined
must be decided by the Board not proofs shown
them, but by merely inspecting the face Of
THE DECISION DOES NOT CHANGE ELECTORAL VOTE
Its conceded that the application OF these prnci-
pies to tho votes for State officers Will give
them TO the democratic candidates by 200 or 500
majority; but the republicans say is evident that If
It possible to rocanvass the electoral votes tho
majorties tor the Hayes and Wheeler electors would
at least be from 3S TO 43 respectively according TO tho
official certificate Of the clerk OF the Board dated and
published on November 2S, which stated that the re-
turns that day opened by the State Canvassers
and that the vote Tor electors officially announced
from the face Of the detail aggregated for
Thomas II. Long, the lowest republican elec,or,
"a 1923, and for Wilkinson CALL the highest democratic
eiector, "a, 2S5.
A RECOUNT would INCREASE HAYES MAJORITY
The republican counsel at Tallahassee also inform
the committee that If the Board revise their
findings to the regularity OF each face
they would under this order OF the Court be obliged
reject several county returns and thereby increase
the Hayes aad Wheeler majority to between 200 and
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IMPORTANT TO ESCAPED coAvICTs.

Soph,a Lyons perhaps thc most notorious woman
thief in the country, was convicted the 9th of 0cto
ber 1871 before Recorder Hackctt grand larceny and
was thcrcupon sentenced 10 State Prigon for i've
years. Shortly alter her incarceration she escaped
In company with her usband also well known thief
and returned her old course OF life. which
able TO continue without detection until the pre-
cious pair arrested last November at RiverLcad
FAIR in Suffolk county, In the act oil picking pockets.
The man was brought TO trial on pending charge OF
houscbrcaking, and upon conviction, was sentenced
I'M sonmcnt FOR four years, which term he is
serving All charges agaiust The woman were waved,
however, and she was recommit,ed to prison to
the iul term OF her old sentence This action
taken IN accordance with the statute OF 1874 which
dams that escaped prisoners upon aptprc, shall
The remainder o their pre- vious Of
tencc computed from the date oil breaking jail and
from the date OF recaptnre. IL is claimed by Mrs.
Lyons, IN petition for writ of babcas corpus. FLED
BY her counsel, Mr.. James W. Ridgcway, that her
term Of sentence has already expired and that she is,
therefore, entitled to discharge. This petition ad-
dressed 10 .. J. Pratt, one OF the justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the state OF New York, ard The pc
titioner prsys that writ be issued cnioinng toe
Warden oi the State Prison TO have the
body OF the petitioner before Jugdo Jackson
o. Dykmsn, at White Plains, on lsc 3Oih day
OF DrcemDcr los6, at eleven O'Clock In the forenoon.
Here II will he shown that the term OF sentence
pirei on the 9th OF October last stated, and u ~
expected that the statute OF 1874 Will tbcrcupon be
pleaded the warrant for her further detention The
ground VIII tnen be tafsn by her counsel that the SAID
statute is not retroactive its effect and that PRISON
tnred subsequently cannot be affected by rs provis
ions. This plea viii only raise nice point OF law
adudicatton but Will Affect tho interests OF nun
bcr oi prisoners besides the piaintiG
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LOUISIANA.

TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CONGRESSIONAL IN
vEsriGATINa coMNITTEEs--BAENFs, The
TELEGR PHI MANAGER. SENT TO WASHINGTON
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF THE HOUSE.
The senate Committee recalled : D. McEnery,
brother OF Governor McEnery, who testified 10 tho
peaceful character OF the canvass IN ouachta Many
prominent coIorcd had voted worked for the
democratic ticket, effort made by the party
TO down the color line. Rao clubs organ.
ized protcct coorcd democrats from republican
lence aud to preserve the peace
DEMOCRATIC prLLDozrsG
Before the Senate subcommittee Alexander
Stephens Gilbert colorcd late republican candidate
Tor the Legislature East Baton Rouge testified TO
many outrages by ..buiidozcrsn or .'reguators, /"
especially the killing OF wilnnm r. Payne by dragging
HIM behind horse. Witness and his wiie, VINO
owned o. nfty acres. with stock driven
from his home py fear OF the white democrats, having
several times assaulted.
yioiENcg AGAINST DEMOCRATIC SsGroFs
In Mr. Morrson's House SrD-cumm ttee the testi-
muny mainly pointed TO Intimidation and violence by
republicans against co'orcd democrats.
RkrUcLIc.N FKACpS.
Mr.. Biackburn's House subcommittee heard tcsti-
mony the rejected vote ~ I.sourchc parish. 10
wuich witnesses made IL appear that tho Irregularities
caused by republican officials With view 70 throw
our large democratic mayor ties
ARRESTED
l.. W. Barnos. Telegraph manager, was to-day placed
aud left Tor Washington to appear before
the bar OF the HOUSE committee on charge OF con-
tsilSk
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THE TAMMANY PRIMARIES.

Primary elections were held last evening BY The
Tammany Hall organization in the various districts
throughout the city Tor the purpose Of cecting dele
gates thc General COMMITTEE for 1877 and also ioi
the different Assembly district committees. In tho
Tenth and fonrtct nin Assembly districts delegates
also elected to iae seventh Congressional Dis-
trict Convention to nominate member OF Congress
10 D the vacancy caused oy the retirement OF ths
Mayor-ceci smith Ely. Jr. Contrary 10 general ex-
pcctation, delegations elected the Eighth
Assembly district to the Congressional Convention
Tho primaries, far could be ascertaned, passed
OIL without any OF the political which character.
izcd those OF former years
Opposition tickets run in the Third, Tcnth
Sixteenth and Twenty first Assembly dsricp but che
regular tickets IN zach were eiscts(k
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE CASE OF THE ELECTORS BEFORE THE
SUPREME CoURT-AN AMENDED ANSWER AL
LowED-GovERNoR HAMPTON WITNESS
ARMY OFFICERS TESTIFY THAT THEY SAW No
DEMOCRATIC INTIMIDATION.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
COLUMBIA Dec ~, 1876.
The case OF the Presdcntia electors came up again
to-day. The Court having minated 10 Mr.. Corbin
yesterday that would be taken the plcadnes
to-day, on reassembling this morning informed him
that an opportunity would bc gwen him 10
amend the answer in view of the importance
OF the cause. Mr. Barker. ono OF the
counsel for the democratic electors, to
posiponemcnt for that purpose until Tuesday next,
when Mr. Corbln remarked that the was already
within tho jurisdiction OF the United States Circuit
Court. Upon this announcement the democratic
counsel refused to consent to a postponement, but
asked that the amendment be required 10 be macc
forthwith. The Court, however granted Mr. Corbin
leave to amend tomorrow morning, with remark on
the part OF the Court that the efforts had been
made tor the defence that had been made to withdraw
the case from the Jurisdiction Of this court there
would have been occasion for this delay.
THE COMMITTEES.
&C aeral Hampton aud General job nson Hagood, Of
Barnwell County, appeared before the Senate Com
mtiee to-day. The nature Of their testimony Is, OF
course, unknown, as the examination held with
closed doors usual. General Hampton, General
James Conner ana Colonel A. G. Haskell, Chairman
OF the Democratic State Executive Committee were
summoned be tore the House Comm to-day. Their
tesii mony the whole ground OF the late pot
cal in TINS State, in ali It's details the ques
tons OF intimidation, prescription, os,racism, &c.
being freely discussed.
ARMY OFFICERS TESTIFY.
Later in the day a number Of the officers OF the army
who stationed in various quarters OF tho state
were also examined as to tho intimidation OF colored
alleged have been practiscd be the election
Their testimony up to this time the OF
Aiken, Edgcheld, Barnwcl and Abbevilic where such
intimidation is SAID 10 have been practscd ou the
w,dcs, SCALE their evidence far has been
imousy the effect that such oil affairs
under their observation.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.
The democratic members OF the committee, IL niav
be said, themselves surprised at this testimony,
which, however they regard as OF great weight the
balance The huge piles Of counter testimony
freely gwen before both committees by hundreds Of
colorcd witnesses during the past fortnight
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WHAT MR. HOLMAN HAS TO SAY or THE
POLITICAL SITUATION.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec ISL
Hon. W. $. Holman. OF Indiana, was la the city yes
ierday on his way home Tor holiday He was de-
taincd In the city BY the shortcomings OF railroad
corporation, and representative Of the Enquirer
hm at the Burnct House and had a chat touching tho
Presidential problem. Mr. Holman had no suspicion
that he was undergoing an Intervening process. and
he wasn't; but as he Is fresh from Washington. and
his views will have general interest, We take the
liberty OF giving some oil Them. The conversation ran
aboat as iollows:-
REroRrEK-What will be the attitude OF the House
concerning the twenty second joint rulcy
Mr.. lloLxAS-Thcrc Is n difference OF opinion among
democrats upon that question: not so much as to the
maintenance OF the spr OF the rule but as TO the prn
cipIe joint rules be forced upon kept bind
ing upon either house without It's consent
REroRTER-Were not tho JOINT rules recognized as
in force BY tho two houses until nearly the close OF the
last session OF Congress-
Mr HoLNAx--Tncy were, and a strong argument can
bc built upon that fact; but the existence or non
existence Of tho twcnty second joint rule Is really
regarded as material 10 the result The rule was
simply formulation OF the letter and spirit OF the
constitution and the laws and OF mo long line Of prccc
not change the constitution, The laws or the pre-
ccdenis.
RKpoRTER-Thcn the theory that tho President oi
tho senate count the votes VIII not obtanf
Mr.. HoLNAS--ft certainly cannot
REPoR1ER-WiIl II be maintained that the tive
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the possession Of Aberger, and the decision made
as had been promised by Aibergcr.


INTERESTED IN his owx RULING.
Judge wcscou Is to be threatened through a certain
decision which he is alleged have rendered concern
ing tho constitutonay OF certain bonds in which he
had personal interest
A MISSING LINK.
The one important point at which this plot fails
the absolute refusal OF Littlehcd become party
to the assassination OF the characters OF these
men. have positive Information that a high rcpub
lcan official has been here Tor two days trying 10
persuade him to lend hts ard to the scheme He
has refused positively, saying that he believed Randall
aud wescott honest men, and had nothing
file that would prove them otherwise. He acknow-
edges, understand, that money furnished buy
house that Randall was offering for sale, but there
nothing prove that Randall suspected that Aberger
had obtained the money with which he purchased 1t
IRON any Legitimate source. Indeed It would seem
tnat Albergcr, who claimed to represent Randall pro-
Lttefeld VIII be called before the Senate Committee
for the purpose OF drawing certain facts that be
Is supposed 10 have against Judges Randall and
wescott
GOOD REPUTATION THE JUDGES.
Both Of these gentlemen bear high regulations for
ability and integrity, and have been Considered
approachabe with dishonest offer. General Little.
Geld refuses to say anything concerning the 10
your correspondent. one way or the other
WASHINGTON
well founded runor is In circulation here that a
despatch has been received by the republican leaders
at Tallahassee, from the republican headquarters at
Washington nsructng them to disregard entirely the
recent decision Of the Supreme Courts
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HERALD THURSDAY SUPPLEMENT-

ofthc financial and commercial interests OF tho city OF
New YORK. beg leave respectfully express their
great satisfaction at the action OF your honorable
bodies In appointing committees Of Inference con-
sider the proper mode Of counting the ballots for
President and Vice President OF the United States.
They bail this action as an indication that the two
houses o. Congress are desirous OF setting this CON-
plicated question in spirit OF moderation and conc La
ton, and they beg leave 10 represent that in acting
thus your honorable bodies have the cordial sympathy
OF the great mass OF the American people, irrespective
Of party
Your mcmorasts most respectfully, but most
earnestly. pray that all mere party considerations
may be thrown aside, ana that In this crisis ia the
history Of tho United States the pure and unselhsh
patriotism which inspired the founders OF the Rcpub-
tic may guide your legislative action and that you
may thus relieve tho country from its present
tainty and apprehcnslons by a prompt determination
OF the mode IN which the pending momentous issue
sll hnu nd
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MEMORIAL CT NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS MEN

Tho following memorial was yesterday forwarded 10
Washington -
To THE HoxoEAnLE THg SENATE AND liorsE OF RErRE-
sxSTATfyxs CONGRESS AssranLsD:-
Your memoriallsts, representing large proportion
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THE BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK

A meeting OF the creditors. other than the deposL
ors OF the dctuncl Bond Street Savings Bank held
the bank building, OF Bond street and Bow
cry, last evening TIE total amount uuc them
more than 81 600, and they Will be paid dividend
after the OF tue dcpositors Tho receiver
poets TO rot an order allowing him TO dccar,
n dfvlucnd n utty.uye cont,
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'ill ever pray.
Babcock Brothers l. Co.,
j. j. Astor.
+. ). Janray l. Co.,
JOSIAH NJ. FIske Il Co.,
Haycmeyers, Eastwick Il
Co.,
August Belmont L. Co.,
Robert Lcnox Kennedy,
j. X j. Stuart l. Co,
Henry +. Spaulding,
Moses Taylor,
+. ). Winston,
David NJ. Turnure,
L.. Won Hoffman < Co.,
Blake Brothers Il Co,
Grinncll, Mintnrn l. Co.,
Richard IRWIN 4 Co.,
W. IL. Hays,
Benjamin b. Sherman,
Ii. X q. d. harrington 4
Co.,
William L. Jenkins,
G. de +. Field,
y. +. Palmer,
r. 5. Lathrop,
William =. Brlntuall,
George +. Hope,
l., J. y. Stark,
John I. Agnew,
Charles Bard,
WinsIow, Lanicr 4 Co.,
Wctinore h Co.,
Pomeroy 4 Piummer,
Woodward, Lawrence l.
Co.,
The Central National Bank,
William A. Whcclock,
President,
n. sullivan l. Co.,
II. B. Clahln h Co.,
Hunt. Ca,Iin Il Valentine,
Halsted, Ha,ncs h Co.,
4. $. Higgins Il Co.,
Arnold, Constable 4 Co.,
Howard, Sanger 4 Co.,
y. Appleton 4 Co.,
w. 4 J. Sloane,
whiltemore, Peet, Post l.
Co.,
Dixie Brothers,
Morris Franklin
,thcrs.
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AN ASSAULT ON THE JUDIcIAEY--ALLEGED RE-
PUBLICAN PLOT TO BREAK DOWN THE STATE
SUPREME COURT.
JACKSONVILLE, Dec %, 1876
II ia discovered here to-day that the republicans are
pr.parng an assauh upon tho integrity of Judges
Randall and wcscott OF the Supreme Court, hoping
through a sor; blacsmail influence To secure TIER
decson In the sapplenenai proceedings of The Court
or destroy the moral influence OF the decision should
these Judges SIN 70 against them The conspirntors
were TO have worked through General Littlcteid,
notes, rairoas politician, who supposed to have
us!y evidence asainst Sac Two judges
BmyeRy uiSrEp AT.
Tho charge with which Judge Randall is TO be
threatened is that he bribcd while judge, as
,o,,ows;-.rhe story runs that Idilcdcd and his
frsnds wanted decision IRON Judge Randall on the
e,nsttutionalilv OF issue OF s',oooooo worth OF
b,ods. " AlDcrger, formerly private secretary to
General Butler came to Ittlelold claiming bc the
~b rosa friend OF Randall aud said that n Randall
x,s pad s., 500 for house which he was anxious to
.cI ,nc decision would b. all right The money was
advanced, Randal's houso was purchased. going into
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And your memorialisis
Brown Brothers L. CO.,
John Jay Cisco L. Son,
John d. Jones,
Phelps, Dodge L. Co.,
Roosevelt Il Son,
Robert b. Minturn,
John A. stewart,
James Low,
Cyrus W. Field,
Henry &. Marquand,
George w. Lane l. Co..
Morris X. Jesup,
William II. Fosg,
M. Morgan's Sons,
A. lsclin n Co,
Maitland, Phelps l. Co.,
J. 4 w. Scligman a. Co.,
Leshcr, Whitman Il Co.,
II. Z. Bennett X Co.,
y. u. Tappen,
J VI. Morrison,
William powd.
Kelly & Alexander,
Amos +. Emo,
j. NJ. Cooper,
Il. G. Arnold,
James d. Fish,
David Dows l. Co.,
Woodward. Baldwin l. Co.
A. $. Hatch,
Peter Cooper,
Wilson g. Hunt,
Wlliam ORION,
W. c. Bryant,
j. q. Jones,
verinilye Il Co.,
J. ID. Vermllye,
A. A. Low BROTHERS,
Charles Il. Marshall.
Howland \ Aspinwall,
JOSIAH Mncy's sons,
Fabbri K Chaunccy,
schultz, Southwick & Co.
X. l.. Il A. Stuart,
+. II. Cossitt,
James W. Alexander,
WiAlam II. Macy,
George n. Morgan,
Drexel. Morgan Il Co,
b. X. Mangam,
J. l.. Worth,
and
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HoosIER VIEWS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL PROF.
LEM-No TALK OF WAR, BUT Mr.. TILDEN
MUST BE INAUGuRATED.
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TIKI DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY.
At the meeting OF the stockholders tho DOL
aware and Hudson Canal Company o-day tho report
showed that the coal sales for tho year amounted TO
$l2 o36 TO- The balance OF coal on hand December
81, 1875, was 50, 6a9, o4o SO
Tho following Board Of Managers were elected L.
Abel A. Low, Robert l. Kennedy, J. ~ Halstead, Le
Grand B. Cannon, George Cabot Ward, James Roose-
vclt James r. Taylor Thomas Dickson, John Jacob
Astor Thomas Cornell, W. J. Hopping, J. p Morgan
and Il. S. Homo The election for other officers viii
take place TO morrow
UNION SUIT
In regard to Western Union II rs announced from
Washington that suit has been commenced In the
Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia against the
company and George B. Prescott as well rs The Com
missioner OF Patents, by George Harrington and
Thomas A. Edison settle the question OF ownership
of the inventions OF Edison Ia what known the
duplex and quadrupex system An injunction is asked
Tor restraining the Commissioner OF Patents from
granting patent the Western Union to Prescott
pending the result Of trial OF the whole the
Supreme Court
THE RAILWAY WAR;
II was reported the street to-day that another
meeting Of railroad officials 10 be held at Chicago
tomorrow, at which It hoped that settle
ment of the present difficulties would DO arrived at.
But in tho alleged language Of President Vanderbilt as
the real difficulty lays many railroads do tho
small business onering" e perhaps VIII be rash
sounding resolutions.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The following are the earnings Of the Central Pacific
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

WILMINGTON, y. G.. Nay .. 1876.
at 81 s. for strained Tar hrm Assi IS 80
Cotton quiet and dull: middlinr. ii i.ise low mid
snS 10 ss good s. Sa'nsry s, soe Nc receipts
Sss sr sss M ssa
o.,,o, ,,,, maoo. ,, Msesls May ,s.sI. s7s r
bales Export. sos.s~isc, Il. sales foo5 stock sio7a
Nkw oaLrAss; May 9. 1876.
ga Sales ssca sssss ,s,s Nv ,s.s
cssses %,ssl'ns re low "ssas :I,
s ssSss .i Isis w.. 80 's'sD'' ~ '''' sales 49,
Flour STEADY; Wheat steady 40 white wa.ash II ss
S:x sas Asss.p 81 s.! S 90 az ~ i s%se:
red winter. q soH Corn a,m high mixed; Sc: Nay,
s s s@s ga ~ Ga ':s NY isi
@ s Ssss ss.iss s Ny s g. s; ss
shipments 500 bills nour $4,000 bushels wheat. 100 DO
Ss quiet I. 81 . .ss o Se
cae Gs"ss. "a sss T. y Al % g. e choice S
csnss a. Corn mes. So '"r sssi
.ss =; III 70, s ssi SO :s.S s
s K" fo Lake a@ss a bushels. &c.
5000 feet Canal shipmen,s-Whsa 5000 bushels; um
~ BursALo May 0. 1870
els. s"rn is a. ". $500 DO anai .hp@en's
iss s ss
sWr bushels. wheat 1870 do. corn. ia.oOJ oa,s
$500 do Canal Wheat. 7lsc. New York. tolls
included Flour drm moderate demand sale. 100 cLs
unchanged prices Wheat quiet: saes 500 bushels She
boygan 81 b. So q do No Miw aukee club At 81 ~
800 do No do At ~ IL Germ only In
the market. sold ode track. Unts ~
hee. Barley quiet; sales OF Csnsda s-c. ole
seeds hrmer timothy small lots 81 40 $3 Pork
dali 81 80 tor heavy Lard du ut lac. llighwncs
dull. nominally III II for city made.
CHICAGO. Nav q. 1870
Flour firm and unchanged Wheat active drm aud higher;
closed with continued upward tendency: No Chicago
spring uols spot 81 Ossc June 81 July; No. Chi
caso spring TO n'se rejected soc Corn IN fair de-
July rejected. 4,se oa,saaist but hrn; No. :, soe.
isy strong and hishss At ,..s. sp,,: d2c
SO IS. spot: sop 40 $50 A. June 500 97E $50 10,
Jny. Lard inactive and iower: Si2 d, spot
$i2 .2ts 81 25 June ST. 35 July bulk and
lower; shoulders clear rib sides io7sc. clear
sides. Ike, boxed. Whiskey. 81 o. kecepts-Four,
HOO bbis wheat. rs 90 bushels 1oJ loo do
80, 90 do. barley. GuU do. ShpmentsFiour 500 bbs
wheat bushels. corn. 1875 tku do. $50
rye 20 do: barley 2Gu,do. At the afternoon sa
Boart-Whea nc lower. other grains unehang ed Pork
steady: SO 42ls So -, June. Lard unchanged
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Gold exchanges. S.lsooo3
Colo baiai .-.--.-..-.........,..... s"o'oi
The specie engagements for Europe tomorrow
amount TO $500, 600
RAILROAD noxps
There was an increased business in railroad bonds
the tone Of the market being nrm. Northwestern con-
soldated rose TO 1929 ST. Paul La Crosse Division,
brough, loax lo2k; New York Central coupon
nrsts sold a. 49, DO registered lish: Morris and
Essex consolidated hrsts at lo3 Eric seconds At loi,
Michigan Central sevens al loo, and Fort Wayne Sec
onds at 1los; Delaware, Laekawanna and estern sec
onds fell or from 1851 TO los; the Pacific issues sold
At l0lk lo4s< Tor Union hrs,s 1854 Tor Central
Pacihcs. and % Tor do. San Joaquin Branch OHIO
and Mississippi seconds to TO- Northwestern con-
sondated gold coupons advanced to 92T; Toledo and
Wabash nrss sold 80 and seconds at 67 with odd
lot CO. The following the closing quotations Tor
Pacific Railroad bonds Union hrs.s. l0s lo4h do.
land grants. loo 1904; do, sinking funds, slk
ok; Centrais, 1864 a lo7.
HANK SHARES
The only sales OF city bank shares we're 20 American
Exchange u. 1924 20 ST. Nicholas al os and Bank Of
Commerce at 1l5x lis.
PoREIGH MARKET.
The following the closing quotations in London at
Eve r. N. ;-consols for money, 96s 9SA; Consols
Tor cccount s6k; Avstwenty bonds of 1865 old lo4;
nvs.twenty bonds Of 1867 los.s losx tep-forty
bonds, lo7I lo7k; new aves, Ioox; Erie common
shares, lsh a 13K Erie preferred shares 20 %;
Illinois Central, Sc So. London advces report tho
bullion which went into the Bank 81 England on
balance to-day at $4,000 The rate OF discount in
open market for three months bills is y, or per cent
below tho bank rate In Paris rentes lo5L IKE
Exchange on London EST 2lkc y
Tho weekly statement OF tho Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows an increase OF IS, o6s 900 marks
STOCKS.
The following the official opening pricesss fur
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CROOKED wHIsKEy SEIZURE.

About midnight Of Monday last a party Of CnNed
States internal officers made desccns upon an
Illicit ~hiskey,.t.n IN New utrecht They found shs
st fui! blast ana arrested John Lynch John Merkeu
AMI Michael Burns, worEtncn, who we're found Oh shs
premises. The still 10 OF 900 gallons capacity Three
thousand gallons Of mash we're destroyed BY the OH
The structure which the ssll was found ~ an
old barn. winch stands on the farm 81 A. VI Cropssy.
several barrels oil rum, span OF horses, wagon aud
othor properly also seized. tho property vas
HnrkoW.
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INrEKEsT or rAKrxkK AWAY PROM CITY SICK
can be secured IN established profitable, legitims te
drugA business Wy gentleman o ordinary talent aud
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