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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-04

Yesterday very beautiful nag was exhibited on tho
door oftho Now York stock Exchange sfs that body
by the ladies OF Charleston Ia memory the visit Of the
told Guard" 10 their city time snca II appears
tho New York brokers contributed literally TO The
cess OF the Guards VISIT and tho flag question was
gage d'dmtie from the fair OF Charleston In return
The material OF which 4 is composed Is satinonc sda
white, the other blue; on the white ground palmetto
trec 10 cxquisitcy embroidered and The other the
legend "Dnm-spiro spcro" Il was the object OF much
admiration during The whole day, and many youuo
broker expressed desire 10 personally thank the ial
ladies OF Charleston who had gracefully remembered
tho members OF the New YorkeStock Exchange
will huA doubt, DO defended w both tho young an@
ssOid Guardv for al time
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THE LOST FOUND.

Mr. John Corrn, Of Jersey City, who has boon miss
ing snco last Friday, was found yesterday. Hc left
his house IN Montgomery street Friday evening to at
tend meeting Of the Masonic Lodge, but II found
that he did 60 there lie High Priest OF Mount
Vernon Chapter or Royal Arch Masons, knight Tenn
plar and a member OF tho Bergen Lodge. All efforts
10 lind him without success, and his friends be-
gan TO despair OF ever seeing HIM again, supposing
that some fatal accident had bcalicn him. some ac
quantanccs OF Mr. Corrin yesterday recognized him
Baltimore. II Is said that while suffering IRON acute
mania he left Jersey CITY and took tho tram for Ba
moro without informing any OF his friends The fact
OF his appearance Baltimore at tclcrraphed
70 his family. Last night he was on his return home
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LIQUOR DEALERS PETITIONING.

Yesterday morning committee OF liquor dealers
waited upon the Commissioners OF Excise and pre-
scented petition asking that there be but grade Of
license for the retail liquor and beer dealers Of this city
whether they be engaged the selling OF liquors, beer
ale wine, ALL and that tho fec be made much be-
low $50 as possible.
rho petition states
Fsysf-That by making uniform license for MI re-
talcrs there will be cvadng the law by dealers sell
ing liquors not included In their license.
Sscond-The general depression Of business calls for
the csabishme Of the lowest possible 70 be paid
for licenses which rate be txcd by the Board from
$50 TO $3.50.
THIRD A reduced ratio would result In oil dealers
Board.
The Commissioners assured tho committee that their
petition would receive duo consideration, after which
the delegation Withdrew.
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Judge sanford.-Nos. 2oso. so7 1878 74e, 1884 oes,
1857, 1866. 722 1905, 1880, 1852, 1861, COS, 1924
COMMON PLEAs-EQuiTy TERm-Held by Judge J. r.
Daiy.-So day calendar
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs-GEyERAL TEKN-Hcld Dy
Judges c. r. DAILY, Robinson aud Van Brunt-Nos. lo
70 l72 l73 175, 49, III, IFS, 10, Isl, 1872 So ~
so. SIS, sc, S.
Court COMMON PIEAs-TRiAL TERx-Part l.
Held by Judge Van Hoescn.-Nos 1899, 1854 l5Sa,
2074, l522, 1867, ala 175l $685. 1882 2019 1891,
1850 lylS a55 956. 600, 800, 1siS 2347, 1898 ll03
1900, 1921 232s, 2l03, 1850 1004ts, 1911. Part 4
Adjourned until Monday, May 10, 1910. Part a-Ad-
journed for the term.
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Sherdan.Nos 1914. 2647, 4l5s 4is7, 574 6704 34ls,
4l6l 4l61, 1855 4l66 4les il6s. 4l71 ara Part D
Held by Judge Goepp-Nos $780, 1858, $780, 3o42 534l,
1916 $780, s0s1 40S2 40S7 1905 4l0l 4ll7 4l4l 1894
1865 65S+ 1884, 1911, 403s, 4O4S. 1884, 40sS, 1890
Part 3-Held by Judge Alker.-Nos 244l, 67S1, OBJ,
0s6s $780, 6943 $685. 0Sl, 6S71, 49, 6o4i 6o59, $780,
$685. 3S62
COURT GENERAL SEssIoSs--Held by Recorder Hack
EFT The People Faurin Desire felonous assault
and battery; Same John Hudncr, elonious assault
and battery; Same John Nannery fconious assault
and battery Same Lawrence Lamb and Francis
Kelly, grand larceny; Same James Ackernan, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Matthew Smith, grand iarceny
Same VS.. Jun White grand larceny; Same va Emma
Willie, grand larceny; Same vs.. William Lcith and
John X. Parker. grand larceny; Same vs. Jane
Loughlin grand larceny; Same Louis Strauss,
grand larceny Same VS.. Robert Carroll, forgery
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clearing nIno feet two inches and the quarter
OF a mile fell 10 Mr. s. w. Hoag, beating .
Held Of three others; time ca 35 seconds T. y Green
finished second. La the hundred yards hop Mr.
Monroe successful IN 10 seconds, and Mr.. T. ".
knickefbockcr won the running high jump. clearing
icet inches. The hafmile brought out six
starters and was won very prctiIy by Mr. H. 0udn IA
2m- ~ 35s Mr.. 10th finished second. The running
broad Jump was carried oil by Moore clearing IA feet
inches ana beating Messrs. Barratt and Hutchinson.
The one-milc walk proved very easy victory for Mr..
W. NJ. Watson, who made the distance with
out distressing himself, in SIN. It's, beating
Mcssrs 1. ~ Storer, II. $. Sc.dner. r. $. Williams
and q. W. Lynch. The next event. mile run,
open TO all amateurs, proved close contest between
Messrs c. A. Mahoncy and b. G. Williams, both OF tho
New York Athletic Club but the former succeeded in
breasting the tape about half second ahead.
Mahoney's time was 15. The sports concluded with
medley race. nifty yards hop, 100 yards walk, 100
yards run and 100 yards ten hurdles Mr.. S. W.
Hoag came In first and Mr.. o. u. Monroe second
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UNION COLLEGE TO BE REPRESENTED IN THE
INTERCOLLEGIATE REGATTA or 76-A GREW
PREPARING ron THE STRUGGLE.
WEST TRoY, May 2, 1870
To THE EDITOR OF THE HsRALD:-
In your issue Of May incorporated In your rfnsme
or the preparations for tho rowing Of 1870,
under the heading, "Tno intercollegiate Regatta"
there ID omission with regard to the Union College
crew, which the writer with many other friends Of the
crew, will DO pleased corrected In tho article
In question mention Is made Of tho Union crcw-Its
participation In last seasons regatta, I'M
fortunately pulling "pucky asr' at the finishing
lnc or Its prospective appearance Saratoga Lake TO
compete for . better position on July 10, 1874
The Rowing Association Of Union College determined
by unanimous vote 10 send 10 Saratoga Lake.
and since that time twelve fifteen have been In
active training in the college gymnasium from which
the university six have been selected and ARE IN
daily practice on the Mohawk River. The crew will
be composed OF tho best OF last years. men, with
material to strengthen the weak points
The garnet or "Old Union" will be represented
the regatta OF 1876 by men u OF pluck and with tho
determination 10 carry their coors well at the finish.
a 4.
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ACCIDENTS.

While hanging out clothes yesterday Theresa
Abrams, aged thirteen fell from the third story win
seriously injured.
Sarah Crancha, aged twelve OF No ia Suffolk street.
was badly burned " her clothes taking IRE. Sent 10
bellevue Hospital.
Frank GUNNER, aged twenty.onc, Of No u East
Eighth street, had his arm caught planning machine
~ the cabinet factory No la Elizabeth street, and
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"GUTTER sNIPEs. !"

tho bill posters who lined the curb stones through
out the upper part Of the city on Tuesday night with
the word conscience" will call At the Central once
they will hear OF something TO their advantage A
recent ordnance by the Board OF Aldermen makes
'euttcr saiplng' misdcmcanor, and charges arc TO
be made against the captains Of all precincts where tho
offence committed Tor neglect OF duty.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.

Three important games were played out OF town
yesterday, and each the favoriic defeated At
Hartford the Hartford nine met the New Ravens who
vanquished them in two innings the following score
shows
Gibbs 1sf 3D. 3d. 4M 5M 9th tn Sfh. Oh.
Hartford 2 o 2 o o 0 o.
New Haven 0 0 o 0 O o D o
At Philadelphia tho Mutuals encountered tho Athlct-
les, whom they had defeated at Brooklyn the day
before, but this timc tho Quaker boys turned tho
tables Tho score was rs follows;-
Clubs LIST 81 3D. an. STU 6h 7h Sh. 9th
Mutual. ........ o l.
Umpirc--Mr Hcubel
Al Louisville the ST. Louis met with n crushing de-
feat nj tho hands Of tho local nine Tho score is as
tollows-
Clubs lss 2d Sd. An STU 9th III sth. 9th.
St. Louis ...... 0 0 0 O. o
Louisville. .....2 o 0 o OIL
Umpirc-Mr. Walsh.
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THE BRESLAU LITIGATION.

Yesterday decision was rendered BY the Brooklyn
City Court in tho long contested suit between Charles
Schiller and Thomas Wildwood. to the title Of the
land owned and occupied tho ''City OF Breslnu, I"
Long Island. The referred 10 Judges McCue
aud Reynolds arbitrators In October, 1875, to hear
and determine the The Judges decide that Abby
Wildwood, vito OF Thomas Wildwood, Is tho owner Of
the land.
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THE GOss-ALLEN FIGHT.

Tho $500 deposited by Joe Goss in the hands OF Epb
Holland, OF CINCINNATI, to make match to tight Tom
Allen, OF St. Louis for the championship OF this
try and purse Of from 81 900 So ooo yesterday
covered by Allen Last night Goss received telegram
from Holland, who has been appointed stakeholder
just MS hs was going on to spar with Jcm Mace in
Howes and Cushing's circus. The telegram stated that
the 18th OF this month had been settled the day
on which the arrangements to the time and place
when the fight VIII come OF will be made. Tho amount
Of the stake will also be decided on.
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YACHTING NOTE.

SourH NoHwALK, Conn.,, May 8, 1870.
Brown Brothers steam yacht Ibis, Captain Charles
Fairchd, Of tho New York yacht squadron, this
morning len tho marine railway at Grcgory's Point
NorwaIk harbor, where shc has been ovcrhaucd
painted and had her forward works remodeIicd, and
proceeded TO westport barbor, where she VIII receive
her furniture and preparatory tho work Of
the summer. Upon either side OF tho bows Of this
craft there have been carved very appropriately tho
0vt
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HALLoRAN COMING TO JUDGMENT.

The sum Or $500 was yesterday placed By order Of
Mayor Schroeder 10 the credit OF Chief Ellis Of San
Francisco, Cal. 10 dcfray the expenses Of HaIloran,
the alleged murderer Of William Russell TO Brooklyn,
where nc will be tried Halornn has been under IN
dctmcCt since ISL, when the crime was committed
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A MISSING MAN.

Mr. John Mccarthy. aged ihIrty-fcur, i've feet nine
inches high has been missing from his home South
street. New York. since the 2sih. when last SEEN on
the day named he was standing on the Cunard dock,
In Jersey City.
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DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES AND
CORRECTION.

Tho quarterly report OF tho Department OF Charities
and Correction the first quarter Of the present year
has completed and presented to tho city authori
ties
1t shows that during the period covered by the
port $500 persons had been committed to the City
Prison, 405 Of whom were remaining on the slst OF
March.
The Department OF Outdoor Poor relieved 1857 fam
ics during the quarter giving them S,l9sh tons Of
coal
From tho Medical Examination Office In Bellevue
Hospital 32l0 persons were sent to the different los
pitfalls.
THE CENSUS
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CRICKET.

The cricket nauguratcd yesterday by
match between the members Of the ST. Georges Club
their grounds at Hoboken. Owing to the threaten
ing weather the number Of spectators not large,
but those who present greatly enjoyed tho game
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SUPREME Cousr--CHAxBxRs-Hcld by Judge Law
renccSos ~ IS ~ 50, ~ %, 90, 40. 141 lis 2l1
2i6, go, 263, 267. 275, 277
SUPREME CoUKr-SrEciAL TERx-IIeld BY Judge
iArremore.--i.aw and fnct-Nos o. 2s4 49, ia $50
aos 3!s Al, 49, 1903, ls2 4os loz, 49, LAG rs, s64
95, IL, 81.
stfRxxx couRr-GxxrHAL Travelled by Judges
Davis, Brady and Danics Mos 81 VI, 10s 10 i2l
I22 III 49, 100, 49, l34. 134k. 1856 TO- 20 IL IS 4d
Al, 90. C1, as, 70. IS, so.
srrRExx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1-hcIa by Judge
Donchuc-Nos. SAL, 1853, 1891 1925 l425is l72l
1871 1855, 1887 1892 1903 13l5 1885, i3g 1920 1917
1911 1885, 1912 1869. 29i9 2s5s 1905 1851 1851 ios9
1898 1885, 1893. 15ol 1908 1902 l7ll l7l3 17i5 l7i7
179 1928 l523, 1725 1871 l72y, 1884, 1885 1884, 1892
1,4l, 174l1z, 1s4s l,ta part Held by Judge Har
rc,t Case on, No. 1888 No day calendar part D.
Adjourned until Monday. Nav s. 1915
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESKnAL TKRx--Adjourncd until
Monday, May ., 1915.
SUPERIOR CorAr-SPEcIAL TERu-Ilcld by Chief Jus-
ticc MonelL--Dcmurrcr-xo. j. Issues Of lact-Nos. g.
~
SUPERIOR corRr--TRnL rEnA--rart i--fIcd by Judge
CurtiA-Sos $685. pS7 1901, 1cCz, lvI7 IOl8 1865 COS
on 1850 1909 loc4. lo6S l007 lo0s Part 2-Heid "
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr--cHAMBERs.


Bernhoimer and another VS.. willis.-Motion denied,
without costs Sec Collins Swan Il Robt, 94).
The Sun Mutual Insurance Company vs. HubbclL-
Motion granted without costs, and set down Tor
the third Friday OF this term.
Abrahams W.. Meyer; Aston, &c, vs. McClavo; The
Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Company; Moller
vs. Moller ct al (Nos. l. 2 and 3-Judgments granted
Bedcn vs.. Belden.-Report confirmed and judgment
OF divorce granted to the plaintiff
Swanson Hnrrson.-Moton to place cause on the
short calendar granted
The vinton County National Bank VS. Joncs-rhe
instrument presented Is not bond Not being under
seal do not think the surety Is sufficient
Copeland vs. Howl think the amendments sug-
Simons vs. Simons Order granted.
Boccher vs.. Starbreck- Explanation required
The homeopathic Mutual Lie insurance Company
Rolph; Williams and another VS.. Kcrwin; Barney
We. Egan; Bruton vs.. Tho Mayor. &c. Averill vs..
Rogers; Arteaga and another VS.. Goodiallow and
another; Aston, &c, McClave; Delamater Nor
gam Jones Jones ct al I; Wheeler Daor; Tying
VS.. The United States Submarine and Torpedo Boat
Company.-Granted
Chamber matter. There Is no reason why, because
issued tho writ all subsequent proceedings should DO
close Of my term in Chambers should be submitted to
the Justice now holding the court
Whitehead vs.. Kennedy Both suretes are rejected.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Brady.
Brink and another VS.. The Niagara Fire Insurance
Company; Brink and another VS.. The Republic Fire
Insurance Company Brink and another VS.. The Ger
mania Fire Insurance Company. --0rdors settled.
MARINE coURT-CHASfBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Mattson VS.. Quinan Judgment for plaintiff on de-
murrer.
Frcriranus VS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to answer on
the 9th inst.
Feeny vs. Conncr.-Refcrred to A b. Hough.
Samms VS.. Young-A. B. Hough appointed re-
ceiver.
Hale VS.. Robe; Eraus vs. Canhcld; Haywood W.
Brunner.-Motions to advance causes granted.
Cantillion vs. way.-Rcceiver appointed.
Bulls Head Bank Wetmore.-Ordor amending
plcadngs granted
BY Judge Goepp.
Mcdonald Cavanagh.-Moton to open default
granted. a. per order signed
velrlingcs Hermann--Applicat denied.
BY Judge Sheridan.
Kman Bailcy.-Order for receiver granted and
an allowance Of $40 granted.
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Hxsr NALL MOTHS.

Tho Arlngtons defeated picked nino on the Union
grounds yesterday, tho score being 10 to !.
Tomorrow the Muiuals play the Hartfords Ut
Rrooklvn
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ExoNERATING A POLICE SURGEON.

In tho New York Common Pleas, General Term
before Chief Justice DAILY and Judges Robinson and
Van Brunt when the Of John c. Brogan against
Police Surgeon Powell called yesterday there
quite smile among tho judges. Tho action was
originally brought IN the Fifth District Court, before
Judge Campbell, $40 The plaintiff claimed
that he made q contract with DR.. Powell police sur
gcon under the municipal police OF this city, his
influence as such police surgeon to have him passed
$780, and had paid him on account 500 In the court
below motion was made TO dismiss tho
plant on the ground that such contract
was void against public policy and sound
morals, which motion denied The Doctors
story was that no made such agreement; that as
physician he attended the plaintiff for which services
he charged s25. and that the $40 IN suit paid
account. There was no contradiction of this tcst
mony, and yet Judge Campbell rendered judgment in
favor OF the plaintiff against the Doctor for SIS The
Court promptly reversed the Judgment stating that
there was principle Of law by which the action could
be maintained. Messrs George +. and J. c. julius
Langben for Dr. Powell and Louis Cohen for Mr.. Bro
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg

''BAISING "A CHECk On TdE CHEMICAI NATIONAL
BANK.
Henry Moore alias William Mcclellan, was yesterday
arragned before Justice Oterbourg tho Washington
Place Police Court, charged with 'raisng" check,
drawn BY william Topping 4 Co., on the Chemical
National Bank, for ss9f % to 1891 o. by placing
figure in front OF the figure three Moore. who IL
Is said has been doing business In this city under the
assumed name Of Mcclellan gave the .'raiscd''
check to Simon Levy, OF No. 3sl East Houston street.
M Levy handed Moore genuine check for the
amount Of his change When, short time afterward.
he discovered the fraud, he informed Central ONCE De.
ectives Ferris and williamson who Tuesday alter
noon, succeeded in arresting Moore at his residence
No. 1885, Washington street, Hobokcn Moore denied
tho check from named William Mcclellan who.
he said, left this city on Tuesday for Pennsylvania
Justice Ocrbourg did not believe his story aud com
miltc6 HIM Tor trial IN default OF 81, 900 bail
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nornsania steamship Company, In action 10 recover
80 900 damages the loss Of the tug Martha which
sunk In the slip the foot OF Jackson and Gouverncur
SIT eets on the 9th OF March, 1875 by collision with the
Sunny Sdc The beliants claim that the tug back
ing OF the slip preparatory TO coming alongside OF
brig At the pcr dense fog prevailed at the time and
the com pany answered that they obliged to keep
close tho piers 10 enable them TO mako their way,
and that had the tug made the customary signals
had not backed beyond the end Of the pier collision
would have been avoided. Judge Blatchford says:-sI
deem IL sfactorlly established that the not
any part OF her. outside Of the end Of the Jackson
pier at any time prior TO the collision Tho tcsti-
mony OF the witness Pearson on tho Martha, Is moro
relevant than that Of OF the the part OF
the steamboat and bis evidence added that Of tho
other witnesses for the llbellanL Is controlling
that point That being so, the tug entirely out
OF the way OF any course which the Sunny Side
entitled 10 take or was intending TO take and was
without fault Sho was in position which gave TO
her the benefit Of the rule established In the or
tho Granite State q Wallace 3l0 and the Bridgeport
IL Id 116) The steamboat proceeding great
speed In the fog, and manfesty did not know wherc
she witt accuracy. She heading IN for the
piers but In the fog she headed in greater angle
thnn she supposed she making. IL supposed
board that they heading for point outside OF
the end OF the Jackson street pic WHILE In fact at
the time she discovered the tug ahead Of her. she
heading farther In shore The result that she hit
the tug when the tug inside Of the end Of tho
jackson pier Tho libelIant must have decree,
with reference to ascertain the damage sustained by
him.
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decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Batch
ford, sitting in Admirably, IN the case or George r.
townsend against the steamship sunny Side, OF NE
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POOL SELLING.

Tho pool selling last night the Nashville was
well attended. The following pools were sold
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21
MONEY MARKETS.
PARIS, March 2O.-Rentee, 6

PARIS, March 2O-Rentee, 66t. Csc.
NEW ORLEANS, March 20 Gold,
1l4s; sight, ! premium; sterling, bank,
557.
LONDON, March 20-Consols for
money, "a 5-16; on account, "a 7-l6;
2Os, of 1865, 1861; 20s, OF 1867; 1913;
Central, l04; Erie, IS; Erie, preferred, 20
NEW YORK, March 20 Money, SO
per cent, closing at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, sos per cent. Gus
toms receipts $537 900. Treasury dis
bursem sDtJ, SOL, 600 Clearings ST., 600. d.
OOO. Gold opened at 1l4s and closed st
I14t. Carrying rates, 396 psr cent
Government bonds were q fraction
Liver. ia sympathy with gold; COUPONS
OF 1881, 1921; do. 1865, llSg; do. 1866,
lew, ll9; GO. 1867 1919; do. 1868, 123 !;
new flves, 1lSS: 10 40s, regular, us;
10 40s, coupons, llS3; currency 6s, 1888.
State secufities were steady; old Tennes-
sac, 434; new Tennessee, Al; old Virginia,
"a; new Virginia, 81; MissCuri IS, 1881.
Railroad bonds active, and in some
cases lower. Stocks dull, and in the
m ain weak. With few exceptions f1uC-
tuatious were slight. Pacific Mail WAS
the feature, declining IL per cent
Transactions were only 95 600 shares,
of which $4,000 vera Pacific Mail,
IS 600 Western Union, so 900 North
western, 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie, and
l2,0OOLake Shore. The Bank Of the
State of New York was paying certified
checks and depositors whose books had
been balanced. The closing quotations
at the stock exchange were as follows:
A -. Naln n
Mail, 1915; Adams Express company,
1881; Wells & Fargo,s Express COM
par Y $50; American Express company,
634; United States Express company,
724; New York Central, IlS; Erie, 20;
lem preferred, 1874; Michigan Central,
64s; UpiJn Pacific stock, So; Lake
Shore, e4t; illinois Central, 1929; Pitts
burg. 97B: Northwestern common, 424;
Northwestern preferred, 644; Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
80; New Jersey Central, 1863; Rock
Island, 100; st. Paul, 42i; st. Paul pre-.
ferred, 500; Wabash, 81; Wabash pre-
ferrer, 81; Fort Wayne, l043; T,rra
Haute, AZ; Terra HsUte preferred, II;
Chicsgo and Alton, 104i; Chicago and
Alton preferred, 1881; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 20R; Indisna Central, ~; Chicago,
BurliDgton and Quincy, II; Hannibal
aud st. Joseph, lSi; Delaware and
Lacs awanna, 19I; Atlantic and Pacific
telegraph, 10; Central Pacific bonds,
1911; Union Pacific bonds, 1042; Union
Pacific land grants, =; Union Pacific
sinking fund, IO72; Mariposa, 903; Mari
posa preferred. 1851; Panama, 81; Mis-
souri, Pacifi", ll3l; Atlantic and Pacific
preferred, l04.