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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Ecsal Noiires.

IN pursuance OF an order OF Delano {. CALVIN.
esd surrogate OF tn COun Oi New YORK notice Is heff
gwen 70 al ussons having Claims agais Mara lie La Mo
cstC c lyseca late u IN. CITY u Havana De
Island cuba dec asel present tho NTH yogcbo
Tie subs,ybsI bis ufhcs, No IS bruadNay "a
uf New York h8.lre The Gh day ~ November nekk
Dated NOW IOrA. tAe ZIt.i Gag OF April Is G.
JIAS 81 CEBALLOS .
CoUpE4T BsouEEs. Proetors. % and 20 wnaIn-sL n.y.
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~ PURSUANCE OF nn odd OF y. c. CAIr

IN PURSUANCE OF IN order OF y. {. CAlr
Z VIZ, y,q. SGirUlatr OF the County of Nrvho ~
IlCL ~ ltr,Dy gwen 10 az persons having ,aius es.'
RICHARD 81. BiAitl!tOt.i lste VI ,Is "a, 90 NtAtt
oV,"st. in pfen'ut tnc oaue Ia soltueis t,fr ",is
suurtg the uC~ oi BLAFt lflUl.p ~iM AAitytt
WOLD a. "a COS a, So. - and 80 Nassl,rsr-s' N ~
Cy e, Noa f.fa. o. ttluIl q Bod dy 90 t,0'i AcAr
DI,,t &pH trs tlc .lat day Oi Aril, 1876, sAttAs
ULAICHFo- 80. ExecHtr BURk WchioM OLD Ehss-H-
CUPREMR COURT CITY and COUNTY q
- y FW NOltN. ~ Tho BINkSfffKk NttLtN ~
PANN. "a bcHab ot themselves and ala ohrr creditors -
plialIs. a-alusi AUGUSTUS A.. JttLLiAab tseI'N'
,ud utgUis, uvltudalis "a,
LAST No,t, a. luteuaut 10 Judgment decree cit -
tie above ' e acIiln 30 the office ie 49, - ts
aad county ui NcN OK. January e. 1876 VILLA "A
DIXON. nic trcfrr Un-rtu apiItvi, so Hereby noA Ii
crtdpre oi thc arm oi llylE SpKAot - 49, 10
prtSnns has nE claims against SAD PERRIN Fth . -.
30 a prove 'r5a e,tls AGAINST atu ~ -
ue, RI ninus, j1 wall ST. u tho tty o. See ~
Us oi be- lie 2Jtl day ~ July - aud 90 dra' "A
ouns ihrt w. zoe detained Tie brlr o. of SAL dt -
any aslinauo. 81" TIE s.g,s 81 sslu arm tAeltuh'e'
Now.NOlk. a prl - lrtG. ..,.
M1t. T.. DIXON Referee, % Nais~
SIf NiI,N. BRVMN & CLAIRE A
auN.f IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

ONE NIGHTS MYTTERY.-An i1tensely exciting roy
novel Fieinus author vi Guy AuIs"'"' D
Miie.' &c Price. 81 10.
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& fl. WEIR lJonS PAtLI--Sca Weed. ard what we
seed aua Pa q Nv John Paul Two bdnrlouS OoJ"S"
tls Brightest Character. =. Prce ~ 90 each
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p.sst,, 1IrF PORTAL. o. A GIRr's SrRUGGLR--A re-
,uaIta,l,. s.or, i,y Ma, = y. Nc,or. Pltoe, 81 90
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NEW POPULAR BOOKS.

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Cleaners.

A PROFESSOR Of modern languages wishes
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Al. E,th fHoFEhaOAr iostOiAre EuA sUOl.
4 RECENT Harvard Graduate of successful
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t235 EroatNHY Tribune Uptown once.
A GERMAN gentleman Of experience as
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to teach ocal ami IA hUhc h an accom-
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CAes,Gut st. Philadelphia.
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slyp,y May Anniversary " the MOVING md Branch
NJ lie sfcn mat s.,iuif Walnut Avenue Cb4tCI, Es
fO CD Guds Anniversary n Tie Boston J. d. e. 4sa'.i@
NNutT MAJ hunvcrsary q the society
ding Li-ciareci Culs4ti-. PaiE ~lr tIar'4 t''oa
tuesday. AlaY JuAuuvcrlIJ Of Che hn-rctu -"si. D.
tllual lllE1u Nah Bosom AuuUai Od.tst0A .tlihS
80 augvtr ar, ihe tucrCan Dltla $50 ifi3o4, Dos
t.l I0Na ir0 estaut Jli-cUa al Dluccst t'u'crht dos
Is.in.- hswJ-Isas tIo.,taut Episcopal Ll'.ta Cfutti
t Trenton Cc4tolu. Convention i a.st 7ceai Luio-o,
liFl Eagti s'.tfCI. liazoC gta.
ggEuAlsDHr. alar 3l.-htit.,Ey fr9i tls bo5'N' CON
son, foytlgIf. NiIrlldui trJi. Irl-.
a y baltimore Tennessee Prot pa bi'resu CoHfc-uoI,
FsWIno- Texas ..s D.urTodu Convention, tFe'i"
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Boston Msss4cEA ia L0hstu"s VI t0hbsos4'i"o "Hi"
ttls~ supreme rgoE. ly6ioH-
TAJAsDAy, JGut L-A.3stltaJ q Tie American YOU o.
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American Home d los UHIy >oc ~, Eesl"i Ahl''I,"' %
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American Uutsrl4n Ass.cl ton, Music il4ll Bosom.
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S4luGUAl. june s-NauouI Temperance Fair Hortica-
alTal Hall, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

THE TWO BAnRARAs.-A rev sensational novel, by
Grace Iurtug.. Price, ~ 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29
4 CRISIS ~ AUsTRIi.
Opposition TO the Carrying Out Of the Ausiro-
Hungarian Comp Usa.se.

LONDON, Nov. &.-A special despatch
IRON Vienna 10 the Times announces the exist
ence OF crisis caused by agitation In Austria
AGAINST the scheme for the establishment Of a
bank for Austro Hungary. This scheme forms
IA part Of the plan known rs the Austto.Hunga-
rian Compromise for settling the relations be-
tween the Two halyes Of the Empire, and has
excited great dissatisfaction In Austria, as un-
duly favoring II Ingary. committee appointed
by the Austrian n tlonal Bank nus recommend
ed the rejection u the bank scheme.
A special dtspatch from Vienna to TIE Ntus
says there - muCn excitement there. - without
All agreement on the ank ques' ion. a renewal
Of the Austro- Hungarian COinprOmlso - impUs-
hlule.
lhe N,Us also has a spe I'll despatch from
Pestn, which saws the n dnRariln Finance Min
i-ter nas star ed suddenly Tor Vienna, ~ l. said
~ dire I command ~ me Emperor, TO confer
with TIE Austrian Minister 81 Finance.
Inc IFfp Correspondents says: " BON Gov
ernments are resolved ~ adhere 10 the Au,tro.
nuEgdn ~ romprumi-e, as s-ttlcd Nv the com
pact concluded IN My Inc Hang ri ~ Govern
Iskiug the part iamcn,arl "a. 1uriti."
A Reuter- dcst atcI from vienna says the
rninor- Of Ministerial crisis are denied IN vel
inform ea cir leo, Dut tbc telegram shO~, that a
very heated feeling eZlsts between tue Govern
mcnt aud the ConstitJtiOu IaTtl IA TIE
hclcbsr- u On tue bank qIe- u N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29
MIS-. cAssELMAY,S .NoyoMANIA.
shlI in the Hands Of the Police. mud Await.
inc Further Examination.

Mrs. Sarah T.. Cassclman, scautily dressed
In a suit Of block; her accu err. Mira. Eleanor
Fletcher Bishop. richly dressed In clothes OF
bright colors; capt. Kennedy OF the Charles
street police, as Mrs. Casselman's escort; and
MIR. Schwab, as her lawyer, appeared before
Justice Bixby yesterday on a motion by Schwab
for the dismissal Of the complaint of Mrs. Bishop
against his client. Mrs. Bishop interpreted no
obstacle. ~ feel nothing but sorrow for her."
said Mrs. Bishop cher mlsbehavlor IL the re-
suit OF husD ,nd's III treatment. | am willing
TO Withdraw my complaint agginsi her"
Inc court was unable to entert In this prOpO-
sittOn, and Mrs. BshoJ was cross-ex Examined by
Mrs. Casselman's counsel.
u FIRST met Mrs. {. sselman In 1874" Mrs.
ni-hop said. I'VE lived In the same hotel. the
qudihtances. and not "a friends. never visited
her. she came to INV aDartments. nut not often.
she told me she was the widow Of n MIR. Cassel-
man, and had "A son who was a physict ~ She
said she was worth $l5O,0O0. When | saw her
again, az boarder IN NV house in Fifth avenue.
on the vi OF October st, she made somewhat
similar pretensious to wealth. believed her in
1874 and believed her AGAIN last month, until |
had reason to di sbelievc her"
Mr.. EOenezer II. Iialch OF $50 seventh avenue,
who accuses Mrs. Casselman Of stealing clothing
and jevelry from his daughter In July or
August. 1915. having been asked whether Mrs.
Casselman borrowed the articles. said I don Z
believe they were lent: an know IA that she
took them away They certainly were not lent
her the dress and the underwear hut not the
jeNelry. The earrings were on her person wnen
she was in the CITY Prison"
The further hearing WAS adj burned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

TUESDAY. Nov. as-FIouR AND NrArr
There ha- Deen check the recent demand shiu
Ping sr,de, OF hour Foreign advices have continued
decline M exchange and correspo 1uing advance In
ocean flrighs, Win scarcity Of room. Tue better
gran"s are unching a. To-day there WIS prctty
lslr trade, and the low grsies were dearcr We
quote; state and Western superhne. ~ sCtf 20 {;
extra STATE. &c, Sjio@ 1865 Western snring wheat
extras. s3.35,et5SS' do. x and XXX. ,5.eOer.55,
90 winter wheat ana IN. t5.4usfS9j Minnesota
pients Wio@ts .; ci,y siDpng extras - Too $40;
soninern bakers and iamiiv brands, iG.,J@ sS1b;
Sou hern shipping crfrar. e".7JOfB 90 Corn meal
western. e. S61tfl % Brandy winc. tL3jGfI45. Rye
nOur-snpernne, si.OOatj15. BuCkwheat flour. " 100
ne. s. 20Ct43JO.
Co1roS 1ncrc has been an excited and buovant mar
kt iinn tod nv favorable foreign atvices
apprchenson Of the course OF domestic politics Ia the
matter Oi the Presidential contest to
sppcuuNe confidence. To-day there was advance
OF ~ ln cotton oh the spot. With moro IOng for
port sales y 2J4 bales. For future delivery prices
ysnscd Idc, clos ng at l2 5idc. Tor November, IA
il-Ssc Tor Dec. ~ 12 n re. January llAc.
iVr fcOruay, ~ 1916 Tor March, ~ 81 acc. for
nIu hecelpt. 80 the ports, 333l3 Duies since sept.
L. lia4bOlb; same bI9a.g2 otiote
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

SUPREME COURT - CHAMBERS. - Assessment
Cuchdir-Nos. l'r 49, id3, ldl 1875. l65. 1859 l1u l.
~, 10. l7d VA l7P ISL 49, 1S3 iN lSh lSo lS7,
ISs 10, 100 2nu @Ol. 2u2, lu3 20i 1uh 2O6 9uS poo
~, ~, az !l5 ~ 80, 20 ga 2iM 2la go, l.,
2.2 Grutrt dlrAlArN p. y, ~, - ~, ~ 90. ~,
IN
-UPRrNr cor ~ SPECIAL TERN. Sos. "A. sol. edl
$50. $500 az 80, .dI. tl1. i.t .Oi AZ asa 90 41b,
45a iG2, id3 i6N ~ i7d. bu5, 5o1 0up, on 5l.,0p
bkI.
SUPREME corRr-' Incr!r rar ll-'ea.e. oq. 20
3Gsl 1918. 1903 1890 80. lG.5 ms ldll llNi 80.
1850 lNS iGn $50 l7iio tS en-. 3ibl. n .. 1919 Il,
2dl, 5,5e 49, 1888 $40, ~ il3 81 s-0l &d' A-'H
..us 91s 1000
SUPERIOR CorRr- GTSFR,I TERN Noe 20. rs A..
90, "a 20. a eu. 20 n. 40. Appe, from Ordors sos
s. r.
OoMNoS lLhAs-IhlAL ltHM -lal. !, tly utn'd for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

street 1so sect east OF Fifn avenue tes ooo to plsn
nn One nveetory hftk tenement house, With lot 2iH
~ on Ayenuc &, southwest corner Of Seventeenth
rect tlj i1jSO, ~ plginun
u, \. ~ Muller & BON one lot 25I1OO, on the ssN
street, w 2hn, to painfin.
o o. PM zee ihtce stIJ brick hou c, with
10y u sH' " ON the mn stde ofTWcuty.ti- t srect
JOu ic"t cast OF Ninth aVcnuc, SO 300 to plain TO-
. bY scuU Mytr-OlC lot, 20 fOynf Us SVr7 IN
EWu, 10 p1iuuH. nv ~ "
By V. h. StctcAson IT, Lose OF Mot 1O0xton ., I'D
nleJ. on sixth avenue. soutnwet corner 81 Forf sew
.hth "a cci, lease ~ expire Jane s. 1871 5000 10
10y r. \. Lawrence q Co.-One lot 25x0s.e on the
nne A siO0 " wv
IL \. Camp adjourned sale 81 property ia IVES,
Farms (TWcnty- fourth WARD 10 Dec. Is.
number Of foreclosure sales are announced for 70
day 1t tue Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

state bonds reflected light trade. We mote sales Of
Tennessee ds, ", 40 - do H., new series. south
taIU.ltA o. n ", April AMI octpp"r. Hdt aud iRhsm4
g. 4 1855 az 80, IN railroad sccurl ir- there wac
large and wei distributed business. Ihr DrincipI
deAi were a. ,lOws. New j r-ey Ccnuai 1ss new
lOaia Iehigh and Wllkerbsrre consolidated, - MI
unec AMI II. Pau $40. pS Nj Wsus'c anu - l'an
1t, l.. crosse division, loit Msauhes ana i. Paul
cons idairf sinking funl. 81 Chicago and Sort
~ Morris anu LsstA l-ts ~ Erie l,ts, i1sii Erie
hln-, log, eNeland and Toledo slnsing iunI, III
Mlc4isan Central -, ,02's hnrlcg lst =, reg, lls
IL rlem ls Z, coppon rs; ttpirh p9"inc l-ts san
mon PAenS RailrSad LIZ, lo,' .sloh'. non Pacific
lhuana cntr lss, 3d.o,35 Alton ami lerrc HiNte
sds. lJesrted, - iYelu aud Nabish Is, 20, Toledo
ana wabash consolidated convertible IS. To edo.
Peoria and Nsts4s lste Ear ern diyl,un. 50 Great
sefl lets ~ 100 Great Western Ids. ~ ONO ami
Mis,ls4pW cnu1l lltel slnhtus tIAd. ~ -. lOui-
aud Iron Mountain ls. lol'.; We tern Pdcnc bond.
lWS'. Htunln 10 ana ~. scpl CVAFtrtlnlO, Sito
Inc opening. nig est lowest. ana % o. ~. co %.
prCts VI rtpcAs tO-uaY were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29
Contents Of the Wee kly sun.
the WEEKLY sun published this morning con

tains the following
The Prcsdcntisl Crisis The Dispnted States How
the state CanNAssers OF South CafOna Dsobeyru the
Mandate OF the supreme curt and tut Ou-, qu"nces
ARBITRARY Interference by Fed rd JUG The state
N iure hcd by untrI StliV- troop Ga 'luhtti an
tountol Ia and tue Legislature Illegally Orgai ikcd
Honest MN numil tt.d anI Garnet bigger IN TIE A.
ceudaut Counting the Nole a. Iuutsl Toe keprr.
hrAtatlyCs Of the ress Refuse Adm thncelhe tln1
tected Parishes The Canvas ligun m Florida tuts
Al ptsd nv the Board CONS Inc tshle fl"ctur
Alleged In II .biil Oi Mr.Ouu LlfCtnri TIE TArn
~ -sarOud Rue-Nht Roth Houses Of Cong U.s. have
1r,rd tu.n Nlh itlhc tnai Counting Of Electoral
Vote; lhc or AZ quest, a. bee settled y Proposition
to Refer II 10 the sup eme cart Ut the Inled STAT
lXecuatOr IumuuifH Nie.e The T. Ncrs 81 the
liuu-e- llmeN sIsfOs STONE from an Eminent DrmO
cratic Jufst; Grtut U.-houuird How no Aided the
Suupucd; The Nalon'r Furtllu Trades Conn !, Ter
Kubinsun's AunuaI ltenr1i Ilr luil,I Gr,.n irtl ;
our INTERNAL Taxes; bulldN lugi Arrival OF Nt IN N.
Tweed lncd, as lf his tHptur His thlYErl Appear
fAatci What the Army hhS Done Auhuni X pllt ~
Iru. sherman Mutra auf Nulllns X WA OF .
Once Imp Itant Indus ry Madame lHiNrItc, SECOND
NutCr of hpr Lie, t,p--lp Au.u Living Puet-i Poem
IAcidmltnry; Tue --latest lgcgranllf New, NHfrr
science and lndusi May Columns ut Eulfnrl 10
AltC,e. and A-Icutur.l Mntrt, stlrN -ruis tu Az
tlsi concluded Financial Intelligence anu MarActH.
TnKW WEEKLY Sun contains a complete cpto aa NJ the
new the from an paris OF the Uultel S.AtHt
and the American continent. Copies sapper' really
foInang 10 the OH clIltry may 90 nni it the desk
OF our publication OAe Price fJIr celts. tOr ind
b AL ncSs de- er- Ia citg ami cpln'rT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29
GILAORE,s SWIMP ANGEL.
The Unique Monument to be Dedicated Ia
Trenton Tomorrow.


The PARROT gun. known popularity rs
1.-The swamp Angel" with which Gen. Gilmore
annotated Gen. Beauregard's assurance to the
people OF Charleston that ths Federal batteries
on Morris Island could not injure their city,
turns w after thirteen years IA New Jersey.
There was great CONSERVATION among the
Cbarlestonians on the 2lst Of August, 1853, wbe u
the huge projectiles came whizzins from the
marsn on Norris Island, nearly four miles dis
taDt, ana burst near the battery. The distance
was too great, however. to allow the gun to be
effectively worked. After = few rounds. II was
overloaded and burst. and all the toll Of Gen
Gilmore aud his assistants anne suddenly To
nauRht. The experiment. MAS never repeated on
the same scale.
Al the close OF the war the " swamp Angel .
was bought with number of other guns as
scrap iron by Mr.. Charles Carr, an iron mauutnc-
turer Of Trenton, ". j.. In whose posse>si n It
has until recently remained. he citizens Of
East Trenton have now bought II and utilized
IL IA a monument II stands at the corner Of
Perry street and Clinton avenue Its formal
dedication ~ u take place tomorrow.
Inc gun, aimed to the eastward, 10 mounted
on a Trenton brown-stone pedestal, on the sid es
OF which IL inscribed swamp Angel the d st
gun, an eight-nch PsHott rife or 2OO-pOunder.
hsed from the Marsh Battery on Morris Island,
:. C., OF the city Of ChArlestOn 1909 yards dis.
tant. Weight OF gun, 1880 pounds. WEIGHT II
prOJectlle. 80 pounds. Charge Of powder. 10
pounds. Greatest elevation used. % degrees.
DOmOardment opened Aug. 81, 1868. Burst at
thirty-siXth round"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

transactions In the Exchange YESTERDAY com
prl-cd pUpnc auction sllc' 10y
VK styrn-on Dr. Two tourstory hrick hui dlugs
with lots 20 IsI2 llHg tXllH u.g 2o rs BtlpiNll3I
re-pectvey p2s a.d 800 BroadWa, eide o. ieot
north II Twenty .nr-t STREE, fl562O
b. '. uarnett -Four ~ sloy lricS stores and tWo
nyu-etory brown stone stores, Win plot "a lXOdGs On
thc southeast corner OF rltce ana tIaO IN streets,
bnug 10, r. and n Prince, an 1874 IN 1906 l.! 1hcth
rtNr., tNt-fL Four tIu story tipei-,luht hiIrrs
vain turcnWlin pis, each 2NNl on f tFrIu.. 4ti-
rr4t II nv hrrt street. bong 500 sol - A nd
Vll Flrst HNUuur NiNlt0 On' tnrr, RS hDck I u r
WITH store stable. WIN lot Hxluu5. ioI tast tity
nrrt -tcrt, lou heAHt corn ut flft HFt &C. a. a.
NO hNc story hruwn.stuur hor, VAIN sturr., vi ID
Its, zen 2bJNlOsh, Ina Sprung Nr'tt suntu side,
500 leet east oi tizlhrth Htic. T. $teAni nd Two
nNc-stOry brick house. stores, Ni ntH, rHtn sON
400. the west lIc ~ FIRST Neuur, ~ acct -uuth
o. NJ Y.thlrL tir, t. lug NO ana 900 frst avenue,
t22 900
foreclosure sales wore az folowHi
by lluHh tnNI- one four tory hrCNn-sO one hCnre,
with lol 2OXiOO0, tho north ride " snty- nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29
the NATIONAL BANKS.
Heavy Tnxer and had Debis-The ComptroI-
Ier'- Plan for Their Relief.

Ter fInn hentt.
WAsHISGToN. Nov. 2s.-The Comptroller
Of the Treasury reports that the aggregate tax
paid to the national Government by the national
banks on capital. deposits and circulation for
tn fiscal year was s7,sa,.2-sa: for the thirteen
years during which the tax has been cole cted,
t72,953,W2 Total cost OF collection TO the Gov
ernmsnt since 1eej, with expense OF prin,
notes sdded, s4,0e02A. Aggregate amount col
lected oy Internal Revenue Bureau during the
fiscal year from State banks, saving banks, and
private banking institutions, t4OO6,6es. From
returns made by 2,0l8 national banks, represent
Ina a capital Of $50 ,s 40s, the Com stroller as
certains that these banks In 1870 paid State
taxes to the amount Of tl005s IL. The Comp
troler prints elaborate tables showing the rel,-
tive ratios 70 capital Of Federal and local taxa
ton In the different states aud principal CITIES
In New York city the Federal taI b. per cent,
the local tax 81 per cent. The rates In the
various States and cities, as shown by these
tables are very unequal
Another table, the urst Of the sort published,
shows the amount of losses and bal debts
charged ~ the national banks To surplus on
profit and loss Tor the two half-year dividend
periods ending March and Sept. !, 1875. For
the nrst period csoJ oanka). t6.5Ol, 10; for the
second q 04 banksh tl32l1.sb7; total losses, &c,
for year. <lg7la,G6. The Comptroller says:
The amount CHARGED on by the New York CITY banks
fiiISSafsh Sanks tss3 s5s oy toe BaiHnoTc 6'nss,
is;6 sG7 and bS the New Orleans banks i5io70l. A
duubtess ultimately he recovered. hut there stu
Ot1er doubtful debts heid by the banks AND II esti.
mated that amount nearly great viii be char sed
" .urplus or prom ana lose during the ensuing year
Mlthiu the past two year n (sinCe the
Of he .ystem COZ hank) have gone into VOL.
uniary nquld alton, chiefly Of
anon AID during the last fewer banks rave been
0rzanked IA f. any vious year since 1857. I'm
favorable legislation is obtained, large nun Der
VI BANKS will retire 10 engage IN private banking.
To prevent this, the Controller recommends
the removal OF the tax on deposits Essentially
"A war tax ana the repeal of the provision re-
II, " Congress thipks IL can get sufficient
amount OF revenue equitahly FROM other sources.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-29

NEW YoRK. ruosdaY. NV. ~. Receipts OF
oceNts were 81 ear loai-, or t3 mead bui 90 ere Wa NJ
trade ot consequence. ana the ~ rset n nuunIiy un
changed. Dealers 10 dressed btef COupltfu q a dul
trldc ~ 'essr n. f0r common 20 prime native Deer
sides.
Receipts Of calves were only 100 head, mainly milk
FED scals. The demand Wa, very moderate. ana the
market was duil and depressed 81 TWNi n FOR
common to prime yels. ana - stl. heal for COM
mon 10 good grssser-.
Receipts Oi sheep ani lsmbs were ~ ear loads, or
I vbS head. The demand was iar. aud t.u market
closed made nrncr. Common TO prime "nrvp ranged
from ne 10 hac =. and Ordinary to riig3" ainbs
from ~ to t7sr Dressed mutton rad tar Inquiry
~ "a Toe. y n. Tor cuuilOn 10 PRIME carcis.es
Receipts of SWINE u car lJlus. or s1 huge. 4
cOnmlss on r1lesntn hii car iOs 4iiy, hut
not sod before 'thtngr Jersey-drsssc no. had 4
tNli inquiry al s9S.c \. vita lisht pta- uI ~ &c.
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the STREET RAILROAD russ.
All the Liiigauts Enjoined, and the Polio,
Guarding the Pavements.


The part ~ Union square that has been
torn up by Mr.. Sharpe IN order to lay the tracks
OF his cross-town railroad was barricaded yes
terday, work having been stopped IN obedience
20 n modification Of the injunction granted by
Judge Lawrence on Monday. Uuder this new
order nobody can do ANYTHING antil the validity
Of the charter Is examined BY the supreme
Court.
In the Superior Court, yesterday, MIR. Csrey's
cross-tuwn company asked Judge Spier to = ant
n temporary Injunction restraining MIR Sharpe's
company from interfering in any way with its
tracks In Fourteenth street. The COMPLAINT de-
mes the validity Of Mr.. Sharpes charter. Judge
Spier granted the order. ! hin prevents Mi.
Sharpe from jointly occupying the tracks Of
Mr.. Carey line until the conc uson Of the legal
nRht.
Inc peoule OF the State applied through the
Attorney General ycsterd ~, to jus Ice Law
renee, for an or ler compelling the rwenty-third
Street Railroad Company, the HleeCker street
Railroad Clm.anY, and h. Christopher and
Tenth Street Railroad Company, to show why u
temporary INJUNCTION, pending the action Of The
people against those com ante-, should not Is
sue. sucn IN order, returnable TODAY. was
granted. The order also - joins the companies
from tearing up tue streets.
The Is ard Of Police yesterday ordered the
arrest Of ANYBODY who disturbs "A Pavement
without having secured a permit from tho
Hoard OF PuDiic Works. Several officers were
put on special duty Ia Union square to guard
the tOru'up SPOT.
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PROVISIONS has been nm itre ,ar market for
nOg pryyunc's rMora9ie fore gn advices have been
packers There IL ssp aatcrlsl ncrcas. in the WeQnt
Dons ON ne po rim bs. f Pess wa aget AID
turc delivery 20 tIGo5 Tor febfuary ana 500 Tor
n rch. BACON quiet on the SPOT b1l-in some demsnd
Ary. Cut meats dull. Lara favored buyers with fair
ehsinessi sales 200 ties. At sl0losil0 O. for prime
closing at sl0oiI Tor 6eeeG6Sr SO iSis Tor jan
uary, ana tio;~ ~ February. Dressed hogs
lied Ienispd eat ss1fy sea az oe slss S W.
quote: Pork Western mcss, Dbl tiG75ctsf7, extra
tSs5 iii pine ,ii5. ,iS Eros 'i Ham I'm
eity, Z ", i3alic. picked city. l1@liAc. shoui
I'd shG ~, fly a. picEsd eity csc r3 belize
eity sa,@nlsc. he 4 halns-Wes bbi fi7at2O
Baei-plaln mes. tgStli estrs moss. tlissls DOL.
GRAIN -Therc Lave been very few cninges in prices
thc past week. To day wheat fsIly active. aud ra
10 Vi sscs,i 50. Milwaukee No =. al S.Sti ,s Ch
:ago No 2, us@s,l 80 rejected ana No. spring
Gel 40, wnlte do sl.5ossit5 = bush.i sales ;0,ooO
oush IN this Ianxc Rye lLiet Ut s2eSlc for Western
state 'Sn sS sfs 6r s ans @ 'ss y
mat nearly nominal ut Soc.pti 10 for st t., ami tl9
H;' Tor canada casn prices. Csnada peas qnc At 81
quiet out prices steady alec 1900 Du.l. a. 32bl2c
i9r mixed Western nc uding No. AZ is'Sc. and go
stA.e ioOsiDc, aud mixed do. tiaidl. Corn lcss
aSve Aih prices cHrcely so hrn sales ~ oVl onsh ~
JNsN duc.; -ail niK Il Aud No Chicago az BE- steam
ef mAel asc.' ne" Western mixed al 6tiJc. Oid vel
suNnRfEs Clover seed was more sctiyr ri t5Na
loi.c lmotny quiet AZ tlso 0te frclglis m9oei
s a a b, -s s ~ or erin t. Brto D.,
charter. % Cd ana aour g. grid 20 Corr tor oraer.
SaY'tS tor qFeiross arm 5a,
aqict At M 5ie Tor c.ude 70 pgik agl obs. to,
fSn1sn IsS~ S an ana c,isr "a Oh
Nhskei wac qulct ~ sl.Osltstl.ty.