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The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
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SEEDs- 'sEEDS
. S E E D s !. .
The undersigned desire to call attention
to the fact that they have laid in a large
and varied assortment Of
VEGETABLE, GARDEN,
FLOWER SEEDS,
which have been carefully selected and i'm.
ported directly from the most extensive
growers in the celebrated Covent Garden,
London, having visited that place for the
purpose of making the best possible ar
rangements for their importation.
Best variety of
Tomatoes, Cabbage, Brocili Onions, Peas,
Lettuce, and everything In the
Trucking and Garden
ing line always
on hand.
ALSO
THE BEST VARIETY OF CELERY
SEE d TO BE FOUND ANY
w H II r E..
We have on hand an excellent article Of
Mexican sweet Corn. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
FRICK 4 POWICK.
s. W. Cor. Seventh 4 french SITS.
mll-lmeod
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

ON AND DAFTER SUNDAY, DEcEMBE 5th, 1875,
Trains leave Depot, Thlrty-second and
Market streets.
MAINE LINE WEsTWARD.
Paoli Accom-, $50, Q, and 10 A. NJ, Ito, AS,
1880. and ll.3O i. N. On Sunday, $50 A.
NJ, land 7.40 JPN.
Limited Fast Mail daily, ..7,N Am.
Niagara Express daily, except
Renova and Kane Express daily. .' A. 49,
sork and Hanover Express, ex- ''1' A. A'
Lock- ssR' lisvea sSeafx &ail except sun. 10 A. NJ
YORK Mail daily except Sunday: SO S An. A. NJ
Mail Train daily, ION sunday
leaves at . A. N. and runs only
to HarrisburgD 800 A. M,
Downngtown Accom-, 1l.0O A. M. ard 1880
P. NJ. On sun lay at $50 A. M.
Fast Line daily, except Sunday, 1855 P. NJ.
Elmira 4 L. Haven EXP, except
YORK, Hanover and Fred'k Acc,
except Sundays, 1855 P. M.
Harrisburg Accom-, daily except
Bryn Mawr Accom-, daily ex-
Lancaster and York Accom-, ex: ''ss
Parke.burg Isa;in daily, except: .s
Plttsbnig Express daily, except .
Cincinnati Express daily, s.TS S P. M:
Pacific Express daily ll.55 P. M.
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express,
E@igipnt ENpress i2o5 daily exeept p;
Monday, for which tickets must be pro-
cured and baggage delivered at ll6 Mar
ket street, by r. M.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 2.4O, $3.50, 7,ao. $50,
and II a. NJ, Mimitcd New York Express
Pm, ana IL midnight. On Sunday, $40,
night. Mail Train Sai ~, "a. m. ." Emigrant g
Train for New York 1l.4op.'m:
Espress for long Gn and m
a. n; FhoM hnS x SENsiNe1oN E: Isl DEPOT.
Bustleton, 6:35 q: M Y noon sand lisp. IN.
Way Train for Bristol, 6l5 pm;
and $40 a. M. On sunday, OILS, a. IN.
Express r + for New York. $40 a. m.
Express Tor Long Branch. 2p. m.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPoI.-Express for
Trenton, Lambertville, Phillipsburg.
EastOn, Water Gap, Scranton, &C., 6 IS,
am. and $50 p. IN. Express for Belvi-
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope
well, 10. Is a. m. and 81 p. m.
For Pennington, 6,55 and 1915 am. and
$50 p. m.
ANIBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy
and Jamesburg AMI Monmouth Junction
63Oa m and Up, m., connecting for Long
Branch and Squan.
Accom- for Trenton, connecting with Ex-
press trains for New York. $50, 8, and 10
q. m., Il noon. 2, $50, ADO, and $50 y. m.
Way Train for Burlington, $50 p. m. sun
day Trains 10 a. m. and and $50 p. m:
Way Train for Rordentown, 8 and ll.3O
p. m., On Sunday at 80 p. m.
For KiMkora Branch, $50 a. m. and 4.30
For Hightstown, 6, $50 a. m., 2, s.45, and
For 9G Long m Branch and New ork. Sam.
For Tuckertown, a; m. and p m,
For Mediord, 6, and ll.l5 a. M, 3.45 and 6.3
For Mt. Holy and Pcmberton, 8.8 and
Ills q. M, 3.4j, 8. and $50 p. m. For Mt.
Holly, ], and ll.3O p. IN.
Sunday Trains ior Mt. Holly. lOa. m, l
and p. III.
For Merchantville and Moorestown. 10 y, m.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday
The Union Transfer Company will call
for and check baggage from Hotels and
Residences. Time Cards and full infOrma-
tlon can be obtained at the Depots and
r,cvrr No. S3S Chestnut street,
TICKET s. l.. cor. Broad N Chestnut SITS.
oFEIcEs: | No llG Market Street.
FRANK THOMPSON D. NJ. BOYD, ,JR.,
Gent Manager. GenI Passenger Ae't.
- n-s<-r ....@sse....s.R
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STRAWBERRIES AND PEACHES,
NEW SORTS by NAIL,

Plants Of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid by
mail. My collection of Strawberries took
the first premium for the best Collection, at
the great show OF the Massachusetts Horti-
grow nearly 10 varieties, the most com.
plete collection in the Country, including
all the new. large American and imported
kinds. Priced descriptive Cnta!o&uf, gratis,
by mail. Also, Bulbs, Fruit Trees, Roses,
Seeds, II 90 by mail,
O.. q. The True Cape Cod Cranberry,
best sort for Upland, Lowland, or
y. Garden, by mail, prepaid, 81 per 100,
IS per 1000. Wholesale Catalogue to tho
B. M. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
Established 1912. le22
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15

The Weather To-day.
Fer the Middle Atlantic States clear and
fair weather.
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DIED.

Saturday, the llth inst.
William Tanning, In the 33 year of biz
age.
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NEW. ADYERTISEME ENTS

Beds Renovated-Adair.
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Brussels Carpets-McBride's.
Geo. w. Bush & Son.
Administrators sale.
Butter-M. Eessick.
Wanted-Hetel or Saloon.
Wanted-Help On Coats.
Public Sale-Notlons, &C.
Notice to Fishermen.
Seeds-Smith & BreenS
Duprez q Benedict's.
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RESTAURANI'D.

RESTAURANID.
'McsBANEs LUNCH ROOM,
No. 3 MARKET STREET,
Phtladelphia, Pa.
During the warm days coming when all
Delaware will be taking steamboat trip
to Philadelphia, to escape the dust of rail-
way travel, could not do better when they
land at the wharves. en- route
FOR THE CENTENNIAL,
than to refresh themselves at No. on that
street. Charley McShane will take as much
care Of them there as he does at Cape May.
Remember, If you want tOothsOme
lunch AMI tip top drink-stOp at Charley's! !
fe2l-tf
NNLY PLACE IN THE CITY
where you can get First-class Meal ros 10
AT AINSCOW's.
open on market mornings from in tht
morning TIL IL at night, dining roonl
,nder the Third street market hoi,se, en-.
rance on King street.
ug 8-ly
nYSTERSl OYSTERSl
SPECIAL NOTICE,
have made arrangements to supply, am
Tiles, hotels and restaurants with the
BEST OYSTERS THAT COME TO THI6
Market.
Wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices
and fresh every day.
JAMES MC4ANr.4AN,
aep9'-n 4Or Market street
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15
MARRIED.

R-HANNEY. February 14th, by
Rev. Jas. \. Lyons, John Connor to Miss
b. Hanney. Of New Castle, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-15

NHOICE FLOWER AND GARDEN
~ SEEDS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30

OsmsemdB udre Blaine In Cincinnati
ieinen @ssnern melt uoraus.
Oie ont "a. b. W. in 2oniins absebaIs
tene btmotratil9e Staats: gonuention Wli:
disans nabm ReiolutiOnen an. rpeIde ii6
aesen Corruption unb su @unfen Der Sart:
selbsabluns ausipru@en unb ben UsIesaten
frsie Sanb Iieben.
Cana unerwartet famen bic 0ers
dnoerunsen in @rants Cabinet. Omar
rumorte man i9on adt Gage pierrepont iei
gum Winiiter na9 gnslanb beitimmt, aber
mon i4entte Der Sa@e wemis @Iauben.
Oa am Montas ianbte @rant bie Serdns
berunsen sur Befdtisuns ein unS ri4tis
pierrepont sebt. an S&ent's Steae nad
gnslanb, 9riessminiifer Taft erbdlt bas
4mt bes gunbssanwalts unb s. .. gas
meron pon Ysnnipluanien Ger SObn bes
,sroBen" Simon Cameron, bes SenatOr's)
bas ariessminiiterium. Die leste graens
nuns BAT allsemsiu lberrai@t. Gait ais
Anwalt mad fid isbenfals beHer als Gait
aIs Rriessminifer unb uon Ylerreponts
Ssnbums nod GusIanb III aud ni4t pisl
su iasen.
Der umabbansise n9lew Yorfer
9sralb~ fabt bic Situation In folsenber
@eiie auf. Griast: ~Die beftisen Winoe,
wslds 9errn Gburman in isinem eisensn
Staate entsesenweben, t0nnen ibm In ben
susen ber giation feinem S9aben suiisem.
IuberbuIb bss Staates Ohio miro bic
@reenbad; Oppoiition sesen i'm bisisIbs
Dirfuns buben, wie bic Tammanp Oppo
iition sssen @Ouuerueur SlISen auBerbalt
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Ausfdnoif@e 2snno(&an.

Die unterm 90. Wedrs 1875 I'M
HsidsIanbe einsefibrte @einiteuer biloet
ssssuwdrtis ben @ssenitano lsbbaftsr Diss
cuiiionen. slls srOBter MiBitanb bieier
Steuer wirb beSsi9nst, baB in Der ani4eis
nenb sleidmdBissn Ssitsusruns cine srOBe
llnssre9tistsit liese. Oa ndmli5 bieie!be
iowObI fur tsn feinitein 5Iai4enwein, als
ben ssrinsitsn @eiinbemein 8 Wtart pr,
SsttOliter bstrdst, 10 ma9t I'M eriteu Sale
bic 9lbs0be etpa "a pros., i'm lsttsren
(G,siinoewein wirb burdi4nitili4 su 10
l2 Mart usrtaufD basesen nidt weniser,
als ssssn 25 Yro,., aus. gud barin Iiesi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-05-30
Snrdnoi(&e 9nmo(6aii.

9ette W DE uurbe wieber cine sanss
steibe Staats: gonuentionen absebalten.
Sie uon Sainois sins an Widtisteit alien
an6ern poran.
Die ausenommene Blatform redt pars
rirepublitaniid ipridt fid fur sIeide &edte
aus, e,fldrt Die Bolitit ber Wtilbe sssen
Oisienisen, weIde bic BuiIen sesen bic
Ser. Staaten setrasen, 70 baB cine uon
ben friberen gonfOberirten nominirte po:
litiide gartei bic Mudt I'M &eprdientans
tenbaufe erlanst babe, fit cine faIide,
madt es Der 8esieruns sur Yfidt, nit al.
len ibr gu @ebote itebenben Wiitteln Die
llnionleute i'm Siben su iditen, uerIanst
einen Yrdiioenten, beiIen Ofientli@e 9aufs
babn eine slte Stesisruns uerblrse, llmr
manbluns bsr nod 8eIieben einlOsbaren
Bunbesoblisationen in ioI@e. weI4e Idns
sere .3eit aussuitebem baben unb niebrisere
3inien trasen, ipri4t bic 5OfTuuns aus,
bab bic repabIitanii9e RatiOnaleOnuention
bic Sinansfrase in elmer fir alle 2anbes'
tbeile befriebissnben 8eie IOien wiro, lObt
bas sessnwdrtise papierseloipitem unb
fpridt iid sesen ieoes @eies sur WieSer;
einfabruns bes Spitems aus, peI@es Dor
benz Rrisse beitanb. Gerner ipre9en bic
gfeiolutionen 0srtrauem in bic Mbmiriitras
tion Grants aus, tabeIn bic Demotraten,
wslde Bunbesiolbaten uon Nemtern ent:
iernten unb bisie nit friberen @ebelleniol:
baten bsistten.
Bie es i9eint, 1T bic Delegation ein.
timn,is fir Blaine.
lleber bic YIatform Der Winneloia &epus
blitaner meIOet Der EeIesrapb iebr me lis.
Die sanse aufmerfiamteit ideint auf bic
srwabltsn Oslssaten ssridtet gu iein. Bon
ben 10 e,wabIten DeIesuten sur repubIita.
niiden National: gouuention iollen fur
Blaine unb elmer fir Waibburne iein.
Die Mifiouri Delegation ioll IA fur
Blaine, IL fir Morton, 3 fur 8riifow nnb
fir Gontlins ifeben.
&anias unb gfebrasta iinb ebenfaIs fir
Blaine einsenOmmen, Obne bab isbo9 bic
OeIesateu ipeSielle Subtraction erbalten
bdtten. r
Oaew Seriep CAB ieiner Delegation sar
teine Snitruction.
Benn man Jest bic republitanii9en
8latter iiber bic gbancen Der Yrdiioents
l9afts ganbioateu ibrer eisenen partei
irast, 10 ssbsn fe folsenbe mutbmaBIiden
sufiisIunsen iber bic @nsabl Stimmen,
bic iebsr ganbi6at auf Der National: gon:
pention erbalten wirb:
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Office Der Gazette
No. A2 RainhraBe, 3pii4ea 4. u. 6.

aus 1000 @ewebrer, brsi Sailing @es
idasen unb elmer Maie Wunitiom. Der
@runb Der Beidlasnabms III nidt bes
tannt; AUDI peiB man nidt, mas Die ges
sieruns nit ben NIT BeidIaJ belssten Sas
den tbun wia.-@sneral Barrio, Der Brds
iibent pon Guatemala bat elm Oetret err
laiien, wobur4 Die glodabe iibr ben 6as
fen pon Saluabor uerbdnst. ruirb, UNI bic
ginfubr BON @afsn su perbinbern.
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3reise def 9uzsige,,.
Stbea 8sa Der esaIts per .sixp
/. 9ecxate.. ..-- ............ .ol0.0o

Soeaf- Notise..
nuter 8dlsn Urester werben utA& ssesusumen. Gas
ie Belle erssisr sber ssren Msum bee l. UeaI 10 Gas
be uanaen glale gsnts.
6siratbs. uns zshssan,dsen NIT epra& $50 sons
Spru6 $f0O.
auswdrass ansesea maHen psrsasSs,asR pessea.
aniessn far ptentes setterten. 0tad>niss m ale sss
@das Der fath. &sdbs ,nuiber, Ruba NM Qxtsstme.
lille anSeisen ienoe mon Ipdteifeua
2aontas 2aorsem Elm.
Ssb eAr6sttsn aGer Art prompt nuS ssatg
aussefi9rt.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
NEW JERSEY.

large cargo Of beef was sent TO England yester1
by the abattolr company Of Jersey City
The Albeit Light Guard, the Boys in Blue and ~
company Of the Cleveland Legion left Jersey City last
evening to join the democratic parade In Brooklyn.
The members OF the Police and Fire departments oa
Jersey Cisy who have not paid their assessments foS
political purposes notified yesterday TO do o1
their positions will be Jeopardzed.
decidedly hostile feeling exists against the
teachers OF the Jersey City Public schools In conss~
quence the unseemy exhibition at the meeting on
Friday. Mr.. Sanborn a member Of the Board 'oc
Education administered a rcbuke to the teachers for
tho defiant position they have taksn reduction Of
salaries is demanded on all sides
Tho examination Of the confidence woman giving
her name Mary A. Gibson, alias Mrs Hansen, TOOK
place in Jersey City yesterday before Justice Reese
IL was proved that she used the names OF Cardinal
McCloskey, and Archbishop Wood of Philadelphia
for the purpose OF swindng She victimized several
Jersey City men to large extent The Philadelphia
police pronounce her the smartcst confidence woman
in the country. The examination was postponed tilA
10 O-mOrroW morning
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
BROOKLYN.

Owing to there being wind on the lake at Prospect
Park, yesterday, there racing between the
miniature yachts.
The residence Of Mr.. Peter Hartman No l34 john
son street. burglariousy entered Friday nighe
and robbed OF jewclry and clothing TO the value o(
$780, No cew has yet boon obtained TO the where's
abouts OF the thieves
Colonel julius Adams Chief Engineer OF the BoarQ
City Works, again examined before the reeree4
In the suit brought by Messrs Kingsley Il KeeneyS
contractors against the CITY, to recover $17s o00 70
extra haulage the Hampstead Reservoir. Tho case
was adjourned till Thursday next.
Coroner Simms held inquest yesterday upon the
body OF Victor Bullock aged three years, who died a
the residence Of his parents, No lss Remsen street,
from the Of morphine, which the littlc one ha4
swaowe The poison had been lett a cup OF water6
which the child accidentally found and drank, suppos9
ing u be pure water verdict In accordance with
the act was rendered.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05

the tsn-forties which are x lower and the new ives
which are 4 higher. The OF f7s, 900 bullion was
to-day Withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal
ance. The following are the last prices:Consols Tor
money SO 96ls do. for account, 96ls 1865 bonds,
old l03h 1867 bonds. l09 lo95s; tcn-forty bonds,
los,4; new aves, looa; Erie lox. Rsnses in Paris,
l05I SC.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds quiet and strong. The follow
ing were changes prices compared with last pre-
vious sales: An advance OF per cent Pttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago hrsts; u In Central Pacific
gold ana c., G., c. and l.; in Chesapeake and
Ohio hrsts Milwaukee and ST. Paul consolidated sink
ing funds Union Pacific sts and Central Pacific drss
(san Joaquin branchi. and u in Chicago and North
western consolidated gold sevenA There was q de-
cline OF Y Toledo Wabash seconds and x in
Louisville and Nashville consolidated OF ls9s
STATE
State bonds ut the Board were duh and steady, With
sales confined to Tennessee old SKIES
THE AMERICAN MINING
-. Aau.
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH orrICE IS 2S5 BRoADWAYss aIUy %
RAE AsR sssr sD 81
AMusExExrs-isrn PAcn-i.t, I'd 3D. 4sh. ssh and sx
AsEs AsTfoISsAyoss.+. I5SsAos".1a r.fssa fsasasS 81 COL
sdkkbAss sasr "a 3d. . .as
BoAKp AND LODGING wANrED-i4rm PAGK-5,h col
BOOTS AYP ,oES-s1s rssa-S,a col "a e, coils
BKooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-2D rAcK-ia
BUSINESS IS Sor:PoRTuNIrrEs-Iirn PACE
S ks1 As bsIArE kqs and s
SLoGHnS hNS r.as ss pAesh
ooxsTwisE sTEAAsiIPs-iera rAcH-sth and esA
GovS$Sy sossp1s,n is,sSm r.s.sss Pssss;s col CO.
BIZ sA s.A and 9Th eo .sl
DWELLING s.H r'fsli GodsEs 10 LET FURNISHED AND UNI
.ia rAsa.n s.a eo
ExcH Xxx cH ANGK"4ra Faax--Ssh col.
EiSESSs4k-,,,na EiSS SSRHa-,5,n F.ss--e,s P.ss: col,
F1k SEsP nooxs %sS APARTMENTS TO LEr
2p pAGE-4.h. 5,h and , e,h % cels
ESEScH COL
HEkP and 9Th
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES, ao.-4rn PAoK-2d and Sd cole
HSrEsas1px HHSrsEs, anoxs &c Swf%srRp4rH pAos4h col
sJs gTy E..i ssD rs
LOST AND FOuND-4ru PAGE-1st col.
MACHINERY- PAGE--4th col.
MARBLE MANTELS-4th PAcE-5th col
MATKIMONIAL-4rn PAGE-5th col
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING-ierH PAcx-it anQ
nrscELT%SEoUs Il fToSEoUs ADvERrIsEMEsrs-l2rH rAcss
MrsoiasLifiG%NEous-4rm pAcr-4,h COL
NESIGAHttTcn NEM fHstcAriSsssrs ftSssts s' s.oreh COL
PERSONAL-1sr PAGE-lst col 49,,
piANOFOKTES, ORGANS. &C--i5TH PAcE-6th COL
pDl.tTICAI-lGruP PAGE-4fh col
pool SELLING-trH PAGk-2d col
PPKK00rEsslOSAL siTW1TiONs wANTED-vExALEs-s
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT--2p PAGE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCiiANGE-2D PAGE-2d and q
nv = Estate wANTED-2p PAGs--3d col.
EEff;IOirs NOTICEs--lsr PAGE LIST and I'd coils
REsTA URANTs-l6rH PAor-- Sd COL
REWAKDs--srH PAsk-lst col
sAI.Es AT AUCTION f6rH pAcy--3d col.
SITUATIONS wANrKD-fENALEs-SD PAcx-2d anQ
sIruSTiuNs wAxTED-MALEs- 3p PAGR-4th col.
spECIAI NUTICES-4rH PAcE--1st and I'd coils.
SPORTING--DOGS. BIRDS. AC. -4rn PAck--2d COL
ST0RAIE--4rH PAcs--3th coi-
THE TRADES--3p PAoR-6th col.
~ LET FOR BusINEss PURPosRs-2p PAcK--sd cob
TRAVELLERs' GuiDE-l6rH PAcx-dth col
uNfURkIsHkD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED ) rs 70 PuRoaAsE-sp rAas-,.s col
WArGIIEs IEwEdRy Su.!yrT s rsSrrad v,. col on
TO LRT--2D PAcE-2d col:
WINES LIQUORS. kC.--4rH PAos--oth col
WINTER REsORTS-I4rH PAoK-tth coi
YAChTs. sTEAxBoArs, kc.-i2za PAes-elA eel
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and Irregular--Busi-
ness Interrupted by Politics.
GOLD 100 ga A 100 7-6.
Government Bonds Firm and Active-Railway
Bonds Quiet and Steady-Money
on Call 3 and 2 Per Cent.
WALL SraaEr,


Three powerful foes. the election, the jerome Park
and the all street political meeting. made war
on activity in stock circles to-day, and vanquShed u
completely From one O'Clock to hafpast two the
ball literally cleared Of operators, - though
the political meeting had been species OF Hercules
and the Board Augean stable, which In
deed in many points II resembles. during
this period the entire transactions aggregated but 800
shares while the whole days business did not exceed
s., ,00U about oaequarter OF The usual average tbs
sparsity Of business presents very weak text for
very slim sermon, which s necessarily confined TO the
notice OF Lake Shore Western Union and the ohIos as
the only stocks which survived parsurition Of dull
ness and possessed life enough to draw speculative
breath. The inhalation, however, showed consider
able vitality prices Kept well np In Lake Shore and
Western Union closed strong though there was no
aid to be had the former this side the race meet
ing and attracted 10 tho lattcr, which s
very much Of a white elephant just now on the hands
oi its propretors
The holders OF ohios seeem to be in ike category
and exhibit symptoms OF elephantiass Of tho same
yirgln hue but with strong disposition TO got out Of
the bargain, as shown by the FREQ sales Of The
stock from l0,s down to OK.
This security appears TO be one more addition tho
ist Of railroad fxzes, which, dying lingering death
under the OF hopeless floating debt and dm,n
shed business, s sinking into the grave OF unfortu-
nate enterprises.
In the remainder OF the list there was scarcely
movement enough furnish quotations, and huctua-
lions o the smallest description.
SALES TO-DAY.
The transactions NJ tho Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 50, 900 sharcs-New York Central and Hud-
son, 446; Erie, 500; Lake Shore, 13,60O; North
western 100 do preferred, 1900; Rock Island 400; Pa
ahc Mail Goo; st. Paul, 1900; do preferred $500;
0hios H. S25; Western Union. r. $40; Wabash $500;
Union Pacific, 100; c., 9. and l. c., 100; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. l,5o0 New Jersey Central,
1900; Michigan Central, 2, ,000
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
The New York herald., 1876-11-05
NEWS IN THE CITY.

During the week the police made 800 arrests
There were during the week 432 deaths, AL births
az stlbirths and 40 marriages
The following assign ments wers yesterday 1led -
the County Clerks Office Francis witmark and Adolph
NJ Morris 10 Simon witmark. and William Kert TO John
II. Horsefall
William L. schamper. sged forty nine saoox
keeper ofNo $50 Hudson street. died suddenly yeser
day morning Coroner Croker viii investigate the
cause OF death.
George Trimberger, six years old Of No. go Third
avenue. aud instaptly killed ON Friday
night by a Third avenue car. His body taken -
his residence and Coroner Eilinger notified
Al meeting OF the Police Board yesterday the resgs
nation OF Election Inspectors J. II. Nichols, f. b.
Demorest and y. Hopkins were accepted and J. Be
Guest !. T. McNulien and j. !. White were appointeo
in their places
Charles Grant Of No 42s West Forty. sixth street,
robbed Of his gold watch, worth $780, on Friday
night, by one Charles II. Hogan, who arrested In
the act At the Fifty-seventh Street Court be was
held for trial in default OF bail
Justice Duffy also committed James Wilson, OF King
ston, N Y, a charge OF stealing slo6 worth OF jews
elry and clothing, The property Of Emma Grant. ot
Ridgeway Pa The prisoner pleaded guilty, and sai0
he took the property because he was out OF work ana
starving
Annie Marshall, aged nineteen years, OF No. 220
West Sixteenth street, was brought before Justice
Kasmre, at the Washington Place Police Court, yes
terday, charged with stabbng James Mckenzie IN the
prosecute she Was discharged
Edward Donshea, aged seventeen. OF No. 90 Barrow
street. and Walter Requa aged thirteen OF No. IL Jay
street. yesterday held for trial by Justice Dnyx
1T the Tombs Tor having stolen from the store OF Hug9
ii. Plant No 53i broadway, quantity Of silk and
linen goods Of The value OF 5000
Samuel Terc, OF No. 81 Horatio street, tho boy who
was arrested for stabbing John J. Mead, the Unted
States Marshal on FRIDAY night, was arraigned before
Justice kasmire at tue Washington Place Pocc Court
yesterday. certificate was produced stating that
Mead in most critical condition. Justice Kas.
mro held Tere to await the result OF Mcad's inJuriea
in default OF 81 900 bail.
Thomas Fay was charged before Justice Smith, at
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, with steak
ing 800 from tho money drawer OF the grocery storG
or Martin Moscr, at No 435 East Sixth street. From
the evidence taken In the II appears that Fay
stood outside while another entered the store and
stole the money which he handed TO Fay. The
prisoner denied the charge and was held for examna-
tion.
Mary Landers, somewhat good-looking young
woman appeared before Justice Kasmire at tho WASH
ington Place Police Court yesterday, carrying child
in arms and requested the Justice TO eommit her
husband, John Landers, to the Island. She informed
Justice Kasmire that he had abused her in shameful
manner, and that she forced 10 support nIm by
taking in washing. Justice Kasmire sent him to tha
Island for three months.