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New York MARKETS.

THURSDAY. March lG.-Fiour in active demand
elp ni ''f Tnc' y wrrf 'cs.c &c y, 'o' ',
l.w grades unchanged. We aup,e Flour-state
extras a g. 's5S5t snrn. iradc rards. sjea ~ i5
Mnnr.ota uat ate o.. .t.e sptoi Western ang su'h
ern winter OK ras. g. loo ~! do IA ami NXN. SOS
w,s,5. rye nour. N.'oNt5. Corn mcal t9ooGs3.2i
Provisovs-PorS was hi ihcr; sales on the spot iOd
Is Ne Use s. ~ an A, ,pr a e io ysy
49, Lar upcuef nrmcr but ~ scl easter sues the
prime western, aud tor future ocnvtry 500 tc.. a
tio i5r ia tor pf SCI s ,,r Miy s and
ioiic for Western
Cn,iN-wnc,l sctlve and rrn saios iae ~ hush. Al
tl2tl ~ Tor No sprilgi tioactst.ns for uugraicd
,p,lns tl.2l g. mi!,d sprnS Ale,s$i2d i,r No.a
amber Penns, Nanla. ors ntmcr sale. 81 bush Al
cnoc. Milsanke.. snd - SOC. for wn,p. Barley
Haivs ',0yD o's az SaIo i1t T,nsia hqy uarici
si2u Corn nrmcr; salrs ~ $40 bush al G3c Tor yrL
20, row no sJg ple e iSr Jersey ss on
mixed; tor Ann, buyers option, 50'u bu'n. at Cic.
,CgtroN.-spoi, dul aud qncna, red Mhdling 10
ioScr sales al0oO b1es closing at Is lido Tor March
june Recent. a. he ports tc iay Z is ha.es
intr.cc' Ii. ql6ted Il Is Toe, Nsrtai6j at ieais,ec
Shds casa niiSs at 5ic New uise At ,s
soc. Rice in iohhns request ant -i,ay. Raw
nnla, la boxes. IN 1850 nars at Ti@;i ga. iof
ir Brazil Refined trhe easier az 10il tioi.c. ioT
3D., Tor pnts turn, ntse aud 10 10 ii % Tor co mon
u good STRAINED rosin. Petrol m firm aaG llet Il
ocean rcshts were very stc.dy and mldcritcy active
Is ressrus norm room. Crun To- Liverpool ny steam,
grain to London nv sail, 81, ur p. 81; ps nv
Lisbon Gc gold Gaze ~ to lral az for OF 25c.,
ggll rch"ed 10 D,l. from lhiisl,pma to lrtnen Or
lbls. at tlV'ssilo mostly a. the latter prce.
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iF.H POI -Nr.hNiN '1NH'f ne
The latest sensation at the National Is
blnod. and tnunl r % .io-lruua, winch inc uces
n irontl.r-mau', H-hts for life win United
states miut -, with Indians ON the war trlil,
Win uoiicr d -p"Itdpr- IN a gamniius saloon,
with n rival flr the ate, tiuns Of IN unat trac i've
IN idcu. and tAiiY wiih grizzly bar
Ih- 'front.' rsudn n called NJ iid lilL alas Nr
Hairy SWitgiu-; ana the announcement tnat
Wild Bili wolli have a real h-ht a. the National
with real " bar drew petty fair house. The
bear come, ia during the second and last act of
Nlld Hl. Bil! already killed several tri es
Of Indians, several regiments Of Initeu ~ ttos
mi ntry, ana several hundreds Of hloodthirsty
dc-per a. es, when an all-seetng II evidence
causes MN t. he simultaneously assaulted hy a
whole nation of "rrd devils ana a " bar Bil,
however. has trici iricnos calabe of contend
iug successfully even WITH Providence; aud his
friends slaughter all the "Iujins" Whle Wild
Bll siaugntcrs tpe bar
he " nar" Is not agriIzly but a fat II tie black
bear, which vs. were 80 Night Informed, " u a
Tlgnt nice he ~ Z T. Cerianly well trained. At
the proper moment the bear rushes from behind
the scenes, over mimic rocks and e scales, and
attacks Bin with tremendous Vgor For about
Ave minutes " nj Bll aud the bear mug ca
other very fiercely, until lil manages To stab
the animal with a remarkably bright bowio
knife. Then the bear rolls Bill on the ST. go,
and both continue to roll over and over until at
st tn, frontier,mnn Il seen WING uppermost,
but SIN ~ the bears terrible hug, when the
curtain falls amid IlenL,ed applause.
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One Hundred Dollars Month flr Influence in
Obtaining t'oVcrdmcHt Contracts.

A business partnership under which
Oryu l.. Grant, 'he Presidents brother, was To
receive $40 month for his Influence, has Just
been dcycl ped Va the Court OF Bankruptcy in
lirookyn IN the adjudication Of Tie affairs Of
Geo. w. Moore X co... rubber paint manuf!c-
turcr-, Tine firm was made up 0t George w.
NJ ore, lleurt a. Bowen, OrSil l., Grant, aud
Mrs. Ellcuig v. Blunt. Moore put m the clpl-
tai, about silica. aud Mrs. Blunt uut m the pl-
tent % the Ial 4. The articles Il rarI ~
reveal that ONu Or mt and Henry a. bowen
were 10 put IN mo- money, but that In considerd
uun Of their using their influence in obtaining
contracts, they were 10 receive SlOO a month
each. ihe firm opened a store IN hickman
street. ana nj once got the patronage OF the
Custom House aud The Post once. Geo. w.
Moore, Ia obtiiuing the capital, borrowed rom
his father, giving the hrm's note Tor the
amount. Mr.. ". a. Moore sued on the note,
and obtained judgment. As soon as Mrs.
blunt heard Of this sue petit.oued to have the
firm declared hanhrupts, ana after time they
were so ndiudged The liabilities are about
$500, and the only assets are ali ~ $50, which
the assignee, Mr. Cnas. W. Trltter, mas obtained
from tho Goverumeu'. The Government con
tracts are said % have been obtained through
owl Grants influence. lie has not Appeared In
any OF the proceedings.
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was standing on the ilo0r OF the House
TIKI 10 sou buip state o.. when heard "a
decp, bd-., meodiOu- voice rIli cut IA fan
volume above the uln aud uprudr, aud inn e.
dihtclY ~" cont sion began To sIh,idc. knew
tuAt "a lluu had begun 10 roar ~ hen the cot her
animals began 10 he silent, | looked aruuui
the House ia vain for the man who owueI the
voice. ! could see no one ON Root who seemed
to ne doing the talking, aud TUNED 20 Mead, of
ohio, for Information. lie tul4 me that Lamar
was taking, aud pointed out "a man with long
beard ANA black hair, sitting to the left ~ the
Spelher's stand, lying back in his CHAIR uNe a
man 'rying to ma four aces IN poker hand
mat only showed two little pair,l lie was eX-
patuiug the reason why had had "a note an
tended To the debates correcting mis stat e.
Ltda Ice Ike pennyroyal bull, and Vet he
was too feeble to stand and address tue Huu e.
Iuis struck me as IA piece 81 au"ctduun'
especially rs had seen hin walking around the
oni - OF The hotel; ! was amused az the style 81
the man md the evidence OF sublime conceit
U u cIolped ON IN eYeIY move ment and word.
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Tic following property was sid at the Tx
c.aige }csicri } uld,r foreclosure!
Two tvcstcry icnon cnt house. with lots 2goxGi ~
2'Nt3N CA Wafer street, aud 2UGAGj11NipIuA65,
Glt Victor street, for tHiSr2.
ono iourstory ttne,en house. with lot. o5yiOp go
NJ cry street. east side, between sprng aud Prince
streets, ti3. n. fpluutinl
u.e 3D. feo.fufr brown Stone house. uifh T. 1907
1.f ll2 Eat Fifv.nfh tti,'t. tn sl4e % f,ei
cas-. ~ ]. NiuEt .n nNeDuc. 'tN3In
t.' th,rs story bros house, Win lDi 21xnnx-xtGO
SCUM tide 81 Ninety secOLd stree 500 feet east Of
one lot 2xpa Vcst side - Madison avenue $50 feet
souih - ifty.cgltN street. tll.anu OIaiulIrI.
Two lots each .aNlNNj. north eide Of t'ftv.etghth
street. % feet east OF L"NnrioI avruur f2u.75l.
one fuur.suly hrirk tenement AMI store. win lo "a
Nn. west side ~ Ihird ivcuue - ct north q Forty
irst stree, tlt.t2V tpluntinI.
To-day. ht the EXCHANGE. V. X Stevenson. IT, viii
81 under foreclosure one lot South side Nestcheser
est ~ Retreat avenue.
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nor 10 CorNr the yOrFs.
A Plan that Does Not Guard Against tho
u..nuucht.emcnt Of u state.

wAeniSoroN, March 1G-The senate to-
day RS mel u cousiietati1n Of tho Senate bill
to provide fur az 5 regulat, THO counting Of the
votes Of President and Vice President.
Mr. thurman Dem. Oniol. TRICKY referred to
the amendment # SIR. Coouer. which reads;
Rand II hc two Houses do not agree as to
which return shali he counted, then that rcturn
shall 30 counted vhich th. House of pro-
s"utti"c. vatir- ty states IN TIVE manner pro-
tfcd ~ tie {. u-'ituiou when the electi.
devolves upon the House SHAH decide to be the
true and valid return" lie said If the House
voted on, way and the Senate another, then the
vote ot tho StYtc WIS lost Il was the duty u
Congress to so to y that ru state l".t its vote.
NJ Consist nc. t',cp.. Mich did not think the
Pre-. .tent az to- = uttc Nts th-f-'G with CO. 4ht-
iuz tie votes t'Hnrnt ihr 'ns wa- ie4,N in
legal effect the woik oi the two Houses II the
two Houses disagreed. there was but onr lem-
ciy. and oul} uac, nnI that Was t. amend tue
Sir. Nor ON lie1.. ind) said that. ~ the ynri
ous amendments f,rtd. be- favored the tpIgW-
lux tiItrci rs tl- -cnul r ir1m New jersey Mr..
licltIhHi en:
ltc d.n.rrncc ,Nalh. lrmef'a'c'y referred 70 Tie
'Mei Ju'.ie. OF t.c sni,ms Nit We rf1,ii' ,irS
wlg.e c'. .'.u ic n."', u ~, 'jlN ' b.
su,tcmr count rr,,It M ite capital ~ ohcr i-cc cf
meeting. SHAH act ia h.s pace.
Mr. Morton SAID he should favor that II any
remedy vs. needed, but he stiI something
must It trusted 90 the INTEGRITY aud honesty u
men. and Wh' not trust 1t to the two li,uscs (;
ana II the vote of any STATE was lost. X would
bc like ANYTHING rlse lost ~ Congress. 1t would
be the same a. vs. en- the Houses uieagrce uuon
approximation tllt ar utner DIS. they are lost,
or when count. or juties disagree upon Ncrdicts,
no verdict H. reached. AND there Is no more au-
thority g. create IN umultc ~ this case tn u In
either # the others. There was no question
but thtt there was "A defect in the Constitution.
The whole electoral college is failure, and has
ou,liycd rs usefulness. II we must have any
umpire at ali the safest and best way was to re-
Ter the ci+tcrctinE vote 70 the supreme Court
Of the utttd States. II We can call In an out
side tribunal, would not the supreme Count he
tho ucst--t rover HlfCady created ana without
uiast He submitted a plan for calling them in
IS follow " nat the judge " the Suprcm
Court shall bc assembled az TIE same time, nd
in case .he two Houses cannot agree the qucs-
ton -h 10 Toe submitted 20 thc Jutrc-, who b ~
proceed az once to decide which IS the valid
rtfltiu.'
The seua e adjourned until Monday.
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INrERPRErIR J0sEpn STRAUSS



Mr.. Joseph Strnuss. formerly interpreter
Of the Police Board and clerk In the Police Cei-
tral Onice. shot himself twice in the mouth yes
terday In the residence Of bis brother. Daniel
strauss. at "A West eyerth street. end died
soon aftoiwsrd. Mr.. Strauss was born in lsi2 IN
Alsace. near where the battle Of Woerih was
fought. lie was Of Jewish parertage. In his
early youth he and his mother emisratcd t.
Asher, ard he lived there until l-dl, when be
emigrated TO this country und settled Ia Louis
lana. ~ the outbreak OF the war he entered
Louisiana regiment. and In that regiment lie
served until l~,4, taking rart IN many Of the
battles IN Georgia, Miss .sipfi. and Tennessee.
He came to this city IN the fan OF 1854. III Sep
temher II that year the Police B)atd appoit ted
him Us intcrrreter pi inc paliy on tho recon-
mendatien Of John 4. Kennedy. tnen Siperin-
tendtut ~ Police. lie Tiled the position ytry
.Ailer the dismcmberncnt Of the French En-
Iire IN ISL Nr. y a. 81. mac himself very active
In cXt.n .in- aid and relief tu the iusurrent.
WI" rrcf RED exile t. Twin. tu Al-a'c and Lor-
rfnc under the frussiln domination. Mainly
through b energy and a,-duity tie Alsace and
IIirainC society WIS organize ami he became
It's irtsiccnt. ho ding that , aice up TO tho Dis.
= iuiou of the society aI,uf % wear ago Tn to
ISL h. faultt In the Police Dep r mtnt IA y .
troll mai, Dut hc then resigned his Hmmissiun
and was a pointed clcrN. n, was an especial
favur'e Of Nj. Oliver Charhck during his com-
uii~si lucrshir and his summary di.chtrse from
us w lli 81 illNs lNtf lNloNIA ttNsel up
Mi. Tn Kicks re~isnaflUn.
Abandoning Official ne. Mr.. strauss made sew
or.l business ventures. none of which were very
successful. His last was bat store IA FOUR
teenth street near University piace. \ nre. q
few weeks ago. DESTROYED most Of his stock, and
hitch IN obtaining his Insurance threw HIM
into deeper financial embarrassment. These
proved upon his mind and made him exceeding
~ Respondent. Yesterday morning MIR. strauss
preferred to stay IN bed. just at noon his
brother heard two pistol shots. and going to his
room found joseph lNing almost dead near the
n Ilaa flHtssN sUIs u
mouth. lie soon died. Nr. strauss was unmar-
RED.
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A Woman. Exploits on Ior-eback.


There i young woman in the upper
part OF the county VINO can he seen IN the
regi n Of Pleasant Valley, living about the
hills on horseback, leaping yawning chasms
aud raNines, ana riding on the pre-
cipitous hillsidcs, whore IN ordinary equts-
TRAN wpud think 1t Impossible for horse
to get foo'hod. She throws the us;
so with precision, and can turn the
stoutest bull over on his back with as
much ease as Il cook would Mop a pancaAs.
CONTRARY 10 what might be supposed, she does
not Tide Ia clothes hin, hut m the Insecure
SIDE saddle fashion. THIS woman, whose pei
furlnHnccs crea e deserved enthusiasm In her
region, Is APPARENTLY not over twenty three ears
VI axe.
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NEW YonR. THURSDAY. March lG.-Receipts OF
hrcyc. were 90 cars. 30 head. making .l2 since
MOudai, against $50 for the time l4st wees
Prices were about the s'in' a reported yestcriay
quality considered nut the general char fcftr
blt err. and trade dGll some rough thin and
steers we're sOid at Sayr. ~, To- dress 90 TO the
gross cwt ordnary TO fair DO. NJ pl1 iOla 10 dress
80 De- sud good lots no los, lie. 20 dress % ~.
Receipts OF sheen ~ car loads. 2.JiB mead:
making jo5l since Monla,, az inst ssi2 for The
Tn e. lltf weck. fuYfrs aud 81" J. r. 10 .
ent upon the sis Of advance u anolt iic. y
fr MonlaY'- rates. and the bulk OF tn oil, rings
chang haI1s ~ di401lc . with few If The beet
slillt1v So n
Receipts ~ log. were 3 car l.ads. or LEO head.
m A 7.-su since Noufnv auainst 5Ol tor the same
time last week. None Tor s1ie hl We Dressed hogs
wcfr nrm al lO}.Gllltc. L p. Tor city. No Western
Crt.. "a vf red
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RlGGs-WHEA1LY.-O wednesday. March lj at
tAf -lUuct tne bride, lArtuis, ly th r. So. Ail-
ni Bru'h sian a. lir q. 90 Non sore. y. Y. -
IUla, lighter - CHARLES Nutaty ui Tullla.i, sew
lNr> citY no cards.
FINLEY NALIBY.-n Rl tI1iorc. Narcl 49, by fhe
Rev Or. HfcNu-. Iuouts Finley Of lNi'iIr uIlt 10
lrlreit, oaugattr VI Tao late ki1ridge Ms,} VI sew
lurr ritS
llGllrOWITGS- ATTFN-On mo 14th inst, ny
thc Rev VIII tu n P,uirtuu oi Deep l,str t1tu.,
lis ph lgltHal r. to Auut cora, daughter Il 4. i.
laft 10. 4Il 81 .tis . s.
NUEDEN-tO OPEI'-O Wednesday NIran Is az
Bloomfield. y. .. ny tAc itsv .rii-is pau.er Is.
A. aI' Nurttn TO ~aia NotAegspJln, daughter "! tae
LAKE EiNArd Cooper.
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ALRANY, March j.-Tne Canal Board to-day
ud pied report from the Committee On Commerce.
.lud.ng NTH the foloNngi
he ofci That the ra'es Of tolls for 1870 upon the
fict tu4miIhu, OsNr go, ttti4i, and seneca Canals
pAhy Iu- toll slcst.
h"oIeL fait the / . sl.tuse 10 respectfully re.
heh0.rsf, mat ihe LEGISLATURE IL respectfully re-
qurstcu 10 confer ul1u tauHl rs, power TO liz
fu h rios 81 tolls UPON the other c.nts ot TINS state
iuay se"n q toe boar, prov tIe n tui =
Tue sCvVmpauiluy va ,nesL
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An rnncn.ioncd Xetcrnn.

To TIKI EDuOR OF rHE SUN-Sir: About the
pension Encouragement may mention that during the
MT. ia which served two years and quarter. was
shot Eve tunes. and got tolsrahle tap from sabre
besides. HAD 10 leave the service invaded. Without
going into details have the ntst reason To ne cyr my
hfc Detu shortened 40 least twenty years. have
pension, and 10 ms Away. seemed queer 20 me that
si0ull have been refused Perhaps looked too stu
pd to properly practise addition, division, anu silence
The cNQuarcrnat ter Of my regiment drtwsa pens On
for urlug His l-nruCs. OCCasiOucd by he ne
kicken bY mule m tuifcfniA years before the war.
can maze living, but should hke pension, If but o
thar diu my duty. RED lRLroIL.
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The Death of carl -churz'- wife.

Mr.. Carl Schurz died In her bu-bani's house,
at 30 W,U 1hgtisccoud street. on Wedncsl,y at "a.
NJ on. Her ffth child, son, born the Jfn. and
soon aferward she began to s.n9 In sting fever.
When Carl schurz was political refugee from Pru.-
sio lmpcrlcd oy ;he ofr q reward fer LIS capture
he mt ttis ltcy n Hiu1uif. She was t4fruuaueA Ny
uNurcs her prrcufs he TX iu high social ststi nd
ver wealthy SIN sympafniz'd WIN, at nrst and soou
lcgtn fuluvr m They were nnrs1Nu nnd an through
Scuu-z's varied and mcumcs shadowy advance to
emlAcacc In America Gle WAS his helpiAatc.
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BfNKrvo hyD rtvtNcfAL.

IOHN ptCFttNG & CO.. - BROADWAY. ". y
tdl rt ti"' ,p'oa iDns o.. lie Dr. 90 ii NV iian.
" ., slit iaper
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAs-rHfs DAY.
sun rises. % SEES. ~ Moon rse'. IA
mf-u WArEl-rsf- rNI
sandy Hook II as Gov isiaul.l. u Hell Gate. 1 80
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NcrOLLUN.-ln the civ II New York. on me 18th
uaS % March, 1870. by the lion. Anrlhtl a.. LtN.
ace, I.tuce of tAr supfemr Court. VI r-af" "a Nc
CulluiA frul Arthur Nee .l.um Cause, alG.t-4Y.
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Steamship Z. c. knight; Georgetown, y. c., ndse and
pIta.
steamship City Of Vera Cruz. Havana. IN se pas.
steamship Pioneer, Philadelphia. III tie.
steamship Gen. Whit ey, b B.tun.
ship HurutO L1udur, IA nal.Jtt.
BNE Henry, Bremen, md~e
Altotne usgal river 'nd c1t.twlse vesse,
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Business Holltts.

There j. no aperient that has 30 ninny ex-
ctcAf q-atle- SIS NILE OF NAsNEsiA. 70 ca. heart
biir, acts as a gcatli purgliNe, and sw-ctsns Ii;
Dr.
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n.IO0

Packages Of Qnrk's Irish Tea sold during Feb
rulTy. It's t. great oiuDus remedy. Piae e3c.-f
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Pltlor suites. $50 to - .; montalY paymsnis
tAaen, Is. N. CowperAWat LOO CnaInaui street, Lar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-17

Dnn't pnv 81 tor RH inicri1r lnstic
bluauway.
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Rupture Cured by nr. Marsh turiucipai Of
late ,tr~n CO B. az his od c.'e, Ntscy e. (Ast-A
House, 10 uptown branch.
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fIyaNcIfL AND coMmrRclAn.


THURSDAY. March lG-P. M.-The stock
market opened irregular, but a squirt in Pacific
Nail seemed to strengthen the tone, aud when
the price Of this stock rose to -, there were
hopes that the remainder OF the list would re-
cover. Lake Shore moved up at the same time
to 6jis. and Western Union was better at 6si. |
GSI. bnt Erie reelected large selling transactions
at Il down to =. This somewhat puzzled the |
local operators who constitute the larger part OF
the working force Of the market, and who con- |
tribute In no small degree to the success Of the |
more prominent speculators. whichcve- way they |
incne. The shorts put out on Tuesday very |
generally. however, covered their contracts yes
terday. and the fact that the game was conse- |
quently Of trif'ng importance will in a degree |
exuein the fluctuations " the day. though ia |
the Later dealings Western Union took on |
strength and ran up to GO on REPORTS that a |
compromise with tie Atlantic and Pacific reie-
graph was possible. lhi, 81 nv, however, not |
being confirmed, tine whole market WAS sold ana |
prices closed weak.
he fact $50. that the Bank Of the state Of
New York dii not opcu IT. doors Tor business
ts-i,ted in the heaylness ot tue market at tue |
close.
me detail Of the fu-tuatious In the other
shares will be found Ia the table OF highest and
lowest below; but aside from some temporarily
active deal nes IN Pacific # Missouri tAe -.
Pauls, Hud Ouios, nothing o. importance traus-
The total number of sharss dealt In was 2l7,-
So OF which Western Cnion reor scented 19.lss
Pacific Mail. 3JJr; Lake Shore. SjgU; Erie. II,
90; 81. Paul, laesJ; TIE gre'errea. 5iJo; Nj sni.
gan Central, $3.50; Pacific of Missouri, i.l"l;
| Ot los. 2.7uo; Tut. n Pacllc, Vj1 Northwestern,
s.loJ; tue preferred. AZ; Nanpo-a I,nd aud
Mining COMPANY. 81; the prefer 80 Amer
! D. n btstuct lie egr@ph COMPANY. COS N. ~
10, !.i,nd. a1; c. {. and /. C.. SUI: ii ,nnioi
and -. usepn. ~; Sew Nork Central, - New
. lOo; Quicksilver, 10; the prcferre 20. Wa
and Ir n Mountain. 100; =. Lou.. X ans - civ
] uu Mr. her ned Il . al. A
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WALL STREET CAKICArIXE-.

A sew BOOK, As PAGES, containing II rhgrtVti
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
SPLICING THE CABLES

ONE OF THE DEEP sEA LINES FOUND AND TX.
PAIRED--THE ANGLo-AMERIcAN COMPANY TO
RECEIVE MEssAGRs AS USUAL.
At seven o'clock yesterday morning the Western
Onion Telegraph Company received a despatch from
the repair snip or tho Anglo American Company,
which had the previous DAY found tho break IN tho
cable running between ST. Pierre and Cape Race, stat
Ing that the splicing would DO completed by yes
tcrday So during yesterday morning tho Western
Union Company retained MI dispatches sent to
them and did tho OF the Direct Cable Com
pany, as that company several hours behind on
account OF the extraordinary amount OF work throw
ON their cable during the last few days At minute
30 opc r. ". the American Company cent
despatch from ST. Pierre that splice OF two miles has
been completed. and that the cable running thu
point IRON Newfoundland was In iIil working order.
The two cables Of the Anglo American Company rum
overland Newfoundland wire from Cape Race To New
Sydney belonging TO the Same company. also broken
and there Is nothing definitely known TO when
they Will DO repaired. The French cable to Brcst still
remains broken about 200 miles west OF Brest
In case the line between St Pierre and Cape Race
ha not been rcpaireS yesterday the Anglo-American
Company had chartered steamers to carry ts
between those two points, which Carried about loo
messages from ST. Pierre Friday evening and
brought some messages from London yesterday morn
ing
Acting Manager Ward. OF the Direct Cable Company,
stated that although tho work they had to do since Tue
cable Of the Anglo Anerican Company broke was trc
mcnduus they wcrc but fcw hours behind At prescn
and would be perfectly clear to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-07
SAD CASE OF SUICIDE.

Miss Lila Kelsey committed suicide by cutting hc
throat with at No 100 Grand street. carly
yesterday morning She had boarded tnere for soma
months and hlrel the house the LIST OF May intend
ing to let II out for toardcrs The body whom found
lay on the floor near tho foot OF the bed bathod IN
blood She had called Tor her breakfast asual ~
halrpnst six. Tho servant whom breakfast ready
called her mistress, but received answer. AT half
past Twelve becoming anxious, she called Ia the police
VINO broke open tho door ana found the body US al
ready described The lay near tho head OF the
bed Miss Kelsey was about thrtynve years OF ago,
and came from Madison, Conn. Her fathcr Mr..
job Kelsey. was formerly oversecr OF tho carpcntcrs
In the Brooklyn Navy Yard lie committed sucld
last year, dying August Is from his self inflicted wound
utter suffering Tor about week. by his Will she DO
came sole heress TO property worth about $4,000 10
Madison. There has been some subsequent troubt
about this which II Is supposed SO preyed upon her
mind upset her reason.
Coroner woliman took tho testimony Of the servant
gir rnd OF y Mr.. Wolf inmate Of the house, last
evening A day Tor tho inquest has not YET bees
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