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, 1876-03-15

1&nnes Mcauirs, OF 2o3 Ontario street MAS
arrested yesterday for passing gao conntorfclt
bill, and on o1nnintt,on before the Commits
atonos, .gavs bail in the sum Of $500, md waa
released on btu own rooognizsnoo. Il seena that
Mcclure won't to &he ttckot agent Of ths Chicago
4 Northwestern Railroad at Tho Wells street
depot Monday morning Tor tho purpose Of char.
t4r,ng : car on account Of tho funeral Of ono Of
hs ehild5en. In offering to p.y 70, tho est 10
agent considered little doubtful bns
Garente supposed il was oil hight.
Yesterday tnorn,ug, whom THO family wore nte.
agent, w!th deEeoe oi cruelty which ia wholly
ino1c,1ssble, had Mcuuirc arrested, and tho
mother Was borno on to Tho oemc!cry by
tue trsin, while tho father was borne
down 10 tho Commissioners oftco In
the caro- Of officer Hcichcrt. Tho
scene at tho con'.nlss!oneE'e oi;s T.s ono so;
gfiof.strickeu father cursed his inability to ho
present 1t tho burial Of l!s ohtld aud tho cruelty
that preroutod him from following 1t to tho
grave. It III to tho crodik Of Commissioner
Hnyno thht lie disn1itaod Mcclure on his own
recognizanco Is soon ns possible, and allowed
him to 60 his way.
, 1876-03-15

Prot. g, Y. Riley asserts that In 1874 thu South
ern States lost Gao, 00o, 900 By tho cotton. worm
10 einglo Hcclsi that In 1871 $50 00o. 600 worth
Of grain WAS ruined by tho ohtucl-b bug and that
10 1870, 1874. and 1875 tho Rocky Mountain grass-
o00, 600. Bringing IN evidence the attention paid
by the Fronct Government to tho study OF tho
phylloxera, Prot. Riley 4tatce thht they have Of
forod prico Of So0, 900 francs for tho discovery
OF remedy, and arc constructing a canal chpt.
bic Of ir7lgatLng 9o,gUo acres OF viae believing
that wator will kill the phyl!oxera, The alton
t!on OF our Government having been drawn to-
ward these Insect posts, Prof. 1Aley advocates
that q commission, extending over period Of
hvo yearB, DO empowered by CongreAa to study
thesa aub]oots, ~ hs declares that In loss than
that time It would be impossible to discover tho
origin Or habit Of many Of tho lnsootA or deyiso
methods for their destruction.
, 1876-03-15
THE CtTY-HALL.

The City Collector ycatordaJ hennatod tho city
b! taking In 1851 buck taxes.
Tho receipts in tbs City TroAsurcr's Office yts-
to-day noro $1,000 from wator-ronts, e076 from
tho Gity Collector, and a50.u00 from Miko Evans.
South Town Collector Evans took In about
s2500 yesterday. The clerks aro still tjusy
with tho delinquent liats and msdo no collections
on rho strcote. which nceounta for the suallnoes
Of yeasordsy's receipts.
II Ia nyBtorioualy whIapcrsd arouud tho City
Hail thas :. thoro's good nows from Now York."
What Il is ia not nado known. but hints nre given
that tho Mayor has received telegram from
Comptroller Hayes TO tho eject that ho (tho
Comptrolfcr) hns boon very successful in bor-
rowing monoy, and that tho outlook in the EAst
for tho cltya credit ia improved; tho cauBo Is
uuknown.
building Dat.ey n angry because tho
sion Of tho atsad Central Mofel. On Wsbash AZ.
emo, whero tho accidcnt occurred Monday, did
not bring Ills plans to him. and tAko cut permit
70 mako tho desired alteration in tho co.lstruo-
en o s oan sae b5 4 5G'e sops b % 0,peqSs Ta
tit porn!s waa obtained, and ho aays that 1o
intends that tho ordinance shall b. respected by
all architects.
Yesterday an accident occurred at tho Fuller
ton syonue conduit which might have proved
fatal bad fortune NOT boon unusually Kind by
*ASVF%"H
ing moro than tho catolessnoss or stupidity Of
cortnin Horkpon in pushing AZ empty dirt-car
Into tho shaft Of tho tunnnl 1t descended upon
Rllotler :ar, which WAS tho elevator, and COM
plete1y demolished both. As 1t happened no ono
WAS On tho elevator at tho time. 1omc t!mo ago
lot Of clay became detnoel, sud, falling, struck
one Of tho laborerB on tho head, knocking him
aenso1ess. He recovered, however. aud Is now
At work again. Tho carelcssness which has
caused those minor accidents will, il not chsck-
cd, lead to soRlo serious calamity.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho number Of deaths for the weok ending
last Saturday WAS 1s9, au increase Of IA over
| tue preceding wnnk, and ct it over tho cor1eB-
ponding wook Of last year. OF tho sntlro num-
ber Of deaths, 85 wero under 10 yenrs Of age
from 10 10 ~, q; 20 10 30 II; 80t 40. Is; 40
to TO- "a; TO to GO. 8; GO to 70, q; 10 to 80. 3;
80 to %, l.
Thore moro II nalos. G2females, 100 aiugls, SO
| married.
Ti,cre woro s doaths from consumption, Is
from commissions, 8 from Group, from dipll-
thoFfn q from scarlst foyer, 8 from meningitis,
Is from pneumonia, 7 from whoopiug~cough.
Uoalth- 0Hscor Hookc reports 202 nulsance no
ttccs Bcryod, 234 nufshncos nbatod. Arsiclsa
condemned: Two quarters Of beof, hams. 8
shouIders, "a calves, hogs. sheep, 455pounds
Of frosh uloat, "a pounds Of sausage.
, 1876-03-15
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN,.
CLOSING PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEotaLATbnE-
6n4e1a{ pitpafth Il TAA CAfeara Tf1bunk.

"N2NQNolNs
CLOSING PHouEEp1NdB IN THE LfofaLArunE-
bp4c,as Dispaseh Ia TIA CAfeaco 7ttbun<.
MADISON. Wa. March 14.--FInd!ng there was
no reason for tho'r tarTying 90 long, tho fow
mombers Of tho Legislature remaining, In order
to got away on tho tratns; changed tlme Of id.
touEnn,ent from II to 1850. Tho Hennta voted
thanks 10 Lieut. Gov. parkot aud tho President
pro tom. for the impartial, oouttoous. aud comps-
tant manner IN which they discharged their
duties.
A communication was presented from tho
Womcn'a Slate Censounial Committee, ia which
they say, Two lave raised by our own
efforta $4,000, aud spent leaa than 5000
Of tho approximation ct e1,000 made by
tho Legislature Of 1876. Tho exhibit
nov In process or execution will cost us 90, oD0,
OF Which eG, 600 wilt bccomo tho property ot tho
State aftor tho exhibition nt philadeEphss.' =
They further Say they bad bean promised ono
tonth OF tho State appropriation, on condItlon
that they would not apply for MD. nnd thay rely
on getting that from the CousouniAl managers,
md regret any action Was taken In tLotr behalf
Lieut-Goy. Parker declared tho Bonsto sd-
journod With fow farerp! words, thanking tho
sonatora, officers, and employees for thor uniform
courtosy, nna their many nets Of ktndness and
Willing thon snfo journey to tholr several
homer, aud future health and Buccoss in Ill
laudnblo undertakings.
Nothing took plaus In tho Assembly worth
mention, o1capt Speaker FilolAs brief c1osing
speoch, In which ho said: Our work IL dono,
We have made cur record aud aent 1t forth to
tho people for them to judgo Of It. Let IN
hope It will stand tho closest scrutiny, and that
tho yordict will bo "woil dona, good and faithful
servanta." lie than brought down what ono
monlber cnl1od tho centennial gaveL zmtd tho
applause Ut tho taombets.
All tho bills passed. hhyo been s!gaod BY tho
Governor except two, whose vote has besn bore
toforp mentioned.
nineteen memorials to Congress, and sixteen
joint resolutions.
Tho act transferring tho appointment Of
agents to protect State lands Is pubis cd to-day
, 1876-03-15
IOWA.
Y,E1fHT.&TfNN

DEs MONIES, Ia, March 1A-Ia the Houso tho
bill for the appointment Of q Railroad Commits
elonos and to modify tariff ratea failed On final
passago-yeas, 80 nnys, IS.
Tho bill authorizing County Boards Of Super
not othorwiso forbidden. tho authority not Of
tending to citioB and toHns, paasod. Also tho
bill appropriating $40, 400 to the Reform School.
Tho Senate passed bills to aet aside taxes do
1tnquent over tlve soara old; to authorize tho
Dubuque l. Southwestern nailroad to change its
limo.
The House Immediately ro-enaoted the Thrce-
Card-Monte bill. Tho enrolled bill myHtsrtously
disappeared. Tho discovery was made late thls
evening.
, 1876-03-15

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 14.-Tho spnual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the pennBylya-
mia Central Railroad Company mas hold this
morning, Mayor 8.okely in tho chair. The
reading Of tho Preeldent's rapport was disponBed
with as tho report had becn published and A1l
had road It. Resolutions wore pnssed thanking
tho officials OF tho Road for tho economical man
nos in which their businoss had beon conducted
tor session OF only nine 1n!nutea' duration. THO
election Of Directors Is to take place in ten days
from dRto.
, 1876-03-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tbs County Treasure, yesterday received the
Collectors books Of tue Towns Of Darlington,
Pslos, and BchAumbesg, with whatever loose
change they hAppensd to 1avs In thulr stcheq-
HArs.
Tns North To-. uoll...;1 ~,us.N hla or,oo
yesterday 1ntu April |, aud announces. TIA. he
Vsa4 Ho4 seoelfs any further taxes On 1sas g.
, 1876-03-15

J
PEoAIA, ILL.,, l1arch 1.-the Peoria l. Bur-
ilngton Narrow Gauge Railway, Which has been
projected only about thirty days, assumed some-
thing like doaaite shape this morning. Articles
Of incorporation veso filed iu the Recorders
Office hore setting forth Tho purposes and objects
OF tho proposed road It Is expected that tho
viii BRANCHES 70 aaloabarg and nd % MonmSath, II, ii
thts btato, and to MAd,aon 10 Iowa. Tha cspl-
tai Ia to bo s50. 200. With power to incroaso to
e. 600. Tho incorporators are John ].
ltogore, Madison q. Daten, J. =. Latttmer, Knox
Of Abingdon. and Charlos 3. Olarke, e. B,
Easton. Thomas J. McGEsw, and Charles Noill,
Of Peoria.
, 1876-03-15

Ho was Ugly-Looklng, and uross- Eyed,
aud oodn, but for all tha ha wi.s a. she sat nfst
looking ut him aid then At tho new Domestic (" he
hsd Just bonSat her knsw ths bensath hs vcst hera
beat Of the k!naest hoarts tho world aver kusg
, 1876-03-15

The Root q Sons Music Company
offer special tuduceiuenta to buyers at Hholssas and
retail OF anything Ia tho line Of musical merchandise,
shset music, pianos, aud orsAna Their e1tena..o ~
t4bLshmeut 1t 100 6tsta asxeat IL pont Of interest,"
, 1876-03-15
OHIO

LOOKING 70 ADJOURNMENT,
ooIuMnuB, o., March 14.-Tho Republican
nombern Of tho General Assembly, In CAUCUS to-
night, adopted resolution to adjourn April
to Doc. s, 1870.
, 1876-03-15

The managers OF tho pooled roidn loading
from this city To she East hold meeting yester-
day afternoon At tbs office Of tho Pittshurg, Fl.
Wayno i Chicago Railroad for tho purpose Of
sestlsnE tbs accounts Of tho last month. Tho
managers are not at Ill satisfied With tho amount
Of bus!ness they haYo been doing einoo tue o.
Ranizatlon Of tho pool. Il has fslien much short
OF What had peen expected. Tho recent reduo-
tion In freight rates has not stimulated business
to any extent. mud another reduction on East-
bound freight will probably DO decided upon b.
foro tho managers Leave tho CITY,
, 1876-03-15
Failure Of n Largo Bank In New
York City.
It Is Dropped by tho clearinghouse
on Representations Of tho Bank
Examiner.
The Crash Dne Largely 10 Many anil
Extensive Oycrdrawn Accounts.
No Serious Trouble Approhonded in Wall
Street,
Failure of o Swings Bank at Cedar
Rapids, Ia.

Rapids, 10.
COLLAPSED.
NEW YoRK nASx.
nj Eaw yorls Ia. ,u.nandot, naymont.
m,'e r..s 1 ~. ..as s,rhs n.ak y, .h.
Luz G*"my Ios. nAJn. .no o."A W sao
State OF No" YORK closca its ooofs to-oay pJ fea-
son Of ils having been thrown out OF tue Clearing
fIouso. This action Of the Clearing House Com
..ss, .s,o~ :, o~. Nv, ,t,or ,,1,.a,.a
-. ~ n.~. @ Tsa..t.sr NJ N,a;rs Ia fonn3 tho
~ tne DanK E1am'nes' Mt. me'ss, e., ao.o4na , .uo
Affairs OF tho bank In bad condition. tnorc haS'
Ing been largo oyardrafks mado by specufAtora
In merchandise, The Clearing-1Iouas will
h.v. f,,I .,.o+,r1 a. n o,cloct tn mt.
law .u'1 u1oo.us a.. H.. o,.
IT., o. aapTove ,ho ae1na Ina o.n,.s .a' - .ho
bank ia s2,o00,Ooo by last SATURDAYS
at,temans Il Ind loans of ~, psoL L0fao, spcc[o.
aaot nnn ,,.,,1toaIo,a Al INK nm c,rcn1at,on
Sozo'ooos 1csas9aa.1' sn oee ~ -. ~
Clearing House1k HAs debit this morning, s104.-
600. which WAS paid, Tho doposItors In tho bank
viii 1oac noth,nc !. notther win tho note-holdots
n-.. .n.s, ~. 81,
FALL on THE srooKHoLpEha
sud It is Thoughts TINT the capital ts impaired
one.half, Tho examination Of tho affairs Of tho
t.n% No, b.c,, hv 3Yr hfn,c. aomo d.v. .oo
lie found that irregular loans naa ooon maao 20
produco-dealora, and TINT great many bad
1obta nerc the result. Among those dobts arc
tic seceptspces OF Duncan. ghermau 4 90. 10 tho
amount OF e7p,00D. There aro other debts. in
.ums VARYING from el0, 600 to $4,000. Whom
these facts wore ascestained tho Bank Exam
iuor reported to tho Clearing House Com
mitteo, and ut tho meeting this morning It was
decIdod thhs Receiver ought to bo asked for
md tho bank CLOSED. Iu accordance with this
viow, Mr. MoigB at oncs toleRraphed TO tho
the appointment Of q Reccisor. Tho reHuls Of
thc Investigation Of tho bank account tonds to
show that its failure will
NOT Arrxor ANY OTHER nAHKs,
and It IL thought that tho failure will not bo fol-
lowod by Other flpAnc,al disasters, b{r. Patrick.
tho Yicc-presidout, underwent d long examine
ton boforo the UlcarIug- -IIouBo Committee this
morning. Tho ucws Of tho suspension created
, 1876-03-15

Tho Gardner.
8evotsl OF friends quests at tho Gardner and
thsy speak Ia the highest terms Of tho way the house
kept.
, 1876-03-15

OEonixed ox-Marxow for tbs Hair,
By Buck Rayuas, uaaess .ot shs Mau" oologns.
, 1876-03-15

aentlemen, Do You Know
thAt your old, hAHosn gaE1uents, sent 10 Cook Mo-
Iatn 30 Dearborn. p2 Or 2sl eat Msdisoa ssIee ssa
b made almost nsN, And for ts1ts7
, 1876-03-15

MARRTAGES.
AIoLEAN-Dil1gC0LI.-Af II, 1870, al Waabing-
tou Eejghts by tbs av. D. 3. Hanson, Morris O. Mo-
Lean Aud Nellie A, Ur!8cpG.
, 1876-03-15
AID VOTED BY o.NclRNArt

:. :. - NTV VClEU III VlECIENH IT. "
I, CINCINNATI, March 14.-An eIectlou MAS held
today to decide whether the City of Cino.uu.t!
would issue 8,000, 600 bonds In addition to tho
90 0o0.0 600 already issued to construct she Uin-
cinnaA 4 southern Railway. Considerable feal.
lug has been manifested during the CANVASS, aud
Dc polled Ncturns from forty.niac out OF atty-
oue preoincta glre 4 majority In favor OF tue
measure OF u, ,1aG. The total vote ts about
l0,000 short OF the full voto OF tho city, but ts
ths largeat ever cast at any special election.
, 1876-03-15

- BE akkO QVls
Tho Pekin. Lincoln 4 Dscatur Railroad viii bs
sold On the 21st Of April. The sa!o Ia to tAko
place At Springfield, and Ia 10 b without se-
1omptlon.
, 1876-03-15

Ssss. and othse nns wIs, will last twtes long, and
fiHa{s LEX brand usw, u osAaed md polished with
uIsy fres tso Fs or eh.n!eAl and, ths knafosn Ia.
sn IL r. aa aTa: :aa
Bold By u.s,fe5et;h.Ct ds*8t;s+ t.Tssn sud 9lo:
~ South W2tsr4t-+ Ch1c4{o.
, 1876-03-15

Sp<eta' DtspassA 10 Tia Chtea9s 1siounx-
DrTnoH, March 14-supt. LsdyaEd hRs ap-
polatsd O. q. Wheeler 0ene1aa Agent ot the
Michigan Central Railroad.
, 1876-03-15

DEATHS.
LEsTEll-At1 O'Clock Tuesday morning. bfary E.,
wifs Of John T. Leatcr Ia ths SD year Of her sRe
Funeral from her Iai0 reslence 1Ql Calumet aycnus
ThurBdsy, II II O'Clock SIN.
MoNEAI-k1krch II, Of congestion Of the lungs
Robert H., infant son of James 4. anl Maggie T. No
Neal.
, 1876-03-15

THE ROCKFORD, mock lsLAMD = ST. LOUIS
RAILROAD.
". z. Forrcy, tho Recover Of the Rockford,
Rock Inland st. Louta Railroad, filed report
yesterday OF al! his business With tho Com
pany. and aakod 10 DO discharged.
By hts report for January, 1876, he had on
hand balance Of a29, 1884. Tho following
claims havo boon filed In court, but on which no
final or1}or has beeu mRdo:
Additional cstna Of +. ?. Contoy Co.........4 o15
Claim Of 1nd!anapolla h 81. Louis 1saCroad for
esaa' essaa q qf hs f1sEh' sna %oes, e. f.
twceo Alton aud 81. Louis from nayt 1870. to
o.!m Il sisans and acais. ior
legal anrycoa 10 New York and Boody mastsr.. 2at4
Clst'a Of 3. E Mssiu for drasbaek on coal
In addition 10 these, tho Roooiver haa largo
number Of miscellaneous ohims to tho amount
Of a5,03l.46.
Tho Rocotycr further reports that about tho
1st Of November, 1876. no surrendered possea-
Of Court, and gaye him all tho moneys derived
from earnings in his possession. There remains
In his hands anoollootablo freight bills to Tho
amount Of Sso2o0, and Of uncolleotod
amount eas e0i'e oi :so so ost1 @ of e s5 is
against F. NJ. Bridges. tho ovorzoalons 5horiH
Of Groeu County, Tor damages caused by tho
detention Of d train Of cars.
The Ilecoives also has undcr his control bo-
longing to tho Company $40 acres Of land In
gchuylkili County. Pa. also fifteen different
tracts in Henry and Macoupin Counties, known
~ tho Curtsa trust. and ho has partial right Of
way through Boardstowp. tho Htle to uhioh has
NOT yat bono perfoctsd. ..... .-
There arc taxes to tho amount Of $40, ,0l0.07
profoEred against the road for 1876, not inolud-
Ing tho taxes IN Schuyler, Cass md st.. Clair
Counties, but tho nooolyer claims that tue road
was sold nubjcc to tho ts2ea OF 1876, aud that
tho purchaser ut tho foreclosure sale should psY
theu1.
Mr. ForrY also t}scd = report Of tho receipts
and expenditures for December, ahowiog-
Balance Nov. .3o................-.... ..s1e4s
, 1876-03-15

~ n 1uWA rRsU 0ELEDAATED Throughout
Rt 86 NJ The Un&on-e1pteesed 10 Iii
ID Ev NJ pAFtss b aud upward d
III NBU Is, u, 100 PSF h, Addross
eFdss QuATHKR. Uaufse.
NsAAs QeiasGss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
MEXICO.

CamarG0 il the Ham Of the InsurGents
GALVESTON, March ga Neas specia
from Brownsville, dated to-day, says thai
Pens is in possession of Camargo, and il
intrenched, with Q force of 500 men, which
is being largely increased by sympathizers
in that place. He has issued his prestima
or forced loan for about &C., 600, and now
awaits the advance of the government
troops.
Colonel Parrett reached Reynosa last
night on his way to attack Pens, and will
be Joined by Q force of 500 cavalry from
Monterey, which passed through Mier,
twenty-five miles from Camarg0, this morn
ing. We will probably learn Of an. engage
ZEN between the contending forces soon.
The defeat of Pens would virtually end the
revolution in this section, whereas Q victory
would augment his forces and place the
whole frontier under their control.
The Rsguidts Advance aud the Insureenss
Abandon the Tewu.
BROWNSVILLE, March S.-The following
is from Ringgold, dated March J, at twelve
O'Clock NJ: Colonel Parrett entered Ca
MARCO and upon his approach Pens with
drew, going toward Reynosa. Being out
numbered PeDa did not rick . fight. He ia
pursued BY Parrett. About 2 P. NJ, 900
cavalry from Monterey entered Camargo.
Pens, it is said, obtained some TWENTY-FIVE
or thirty recruits in CamargO, and there are
about nifty outside the city in favor of him.
1t VAS said this evening that there are now |
nearly 500 federal troops in Camsrpo: |
slso heard that five of the most wealthy |
and populous States in Mexico have pro. |
nounced in favor of Disz, but do not re-
member their names. Pena's men are
armed with six and twelve shooter pistols. |
ihey have very few muskets or carbines.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
ARKET
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, March 8, Money easv. "a
~. God q Sterling qui I; 81 &c Gov
srnment bond, dull; new ives llst. state bind,
Sub treasury bbslances-aold. s4s.nl,2s6; cur
The sub-tressurer paid out Of, 900 on sccoun,
Of interest and e22. 600 for bonds.
Customs receipts to dAy, e3Os. 200.
Orleans IL l5.l6c; tales 1871 bales; net receipts los
Pcs ss to ss Gsss! S 1sss so;7s7; france $780, Continent
ba.es % follows; March u s7:320l2z April u 3l.a2a
July 10 25,320l3 10 Ice; august 10 is.is0i3 3l.s2c.
southern II 'nr qnie, and unc hsng~d. Wheat-A
little S.%,e DO n; 81 "3. Gern lower; fair bust.
Z05'c. C"ffee-RiO duh aid nominal; 151l9C
god Sugar, moiasseH ana rice III changed. Tai.
10" dull; 9d9Sc. RceiI quiet. TGrpertine FINER;
Leather heavy; hemlOck sole, Buenos Ayras and
BIO Grande light, middle and heavy weights 22h
3 31ec: California do 2202sc; common do 22d24c
la62kc. Whisky qni.t at 81 os0l OF. Freishts
ClNclNNArl, March 8.-Flour dull and unct apsed..
sr. ssss 81 lo 81 g. .ss 6 so1eei sr sss. s4s4 49, t eas best ;s'
firm; held at e 2sf'e Lard Su ste anS no Semand f fsi1!
steam 10 II Ice at interior point; kettle l3a 0i4c''
Bulk meats frmer; shoulders sac; clear rib sides
IIc; clear sides l2Ac. Bacon firm; shoulders n C:
clear rib and clear eides 1871 0l3ic. Whisky
81 "a. Butter unchanged. H~ogs-Domsnd &C.
go. pA0n
81. touIs, March 8.-Flour firm. Wbeat-No. 2
red winter 81 40; No 3 ditto, 81 s2a bid. Corn
easier; No; Q mixed 3s1s 03sAc. Oats quiet and
unchanged. Barley steady. Rye dull; sc bid.
Pork $23; Bulk meats only limited jobbine de.
mand. Bacon steady and unchanged. Lard no
round lo,s on the market off-rec; up country at
l3c. Whisky. hogs and cattle quiet and un.
CHICAGO. March g. F1ouy dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat SsAc. on finn; No: 2 mixed 43sc. Data
63hc. Pork s22 IS, April. Lard easier: S!3 aom
ls 40: Bulk meats stesdy sd unchanged. whisky
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
NEW YORK.
Peri ured Bank Omcera.

feIJ ofe0 Bank OuAcef0.
NEW YORK, March 8.-William A. Oar.
ling, ex.appraiser Of the port of New York.
and formerly secretary of the Third Avenue
Savings Bank, and Spencer K. Green, late
president of that bank, were held to-day at
Y0rkville police court to answer for willful
perjury in having, ss officers of said bank,
sworn to . false statement of it's affairs to
the superintendent of the banking depart.
ment at Albany.
A4alrS of the Western Uni0a
President Orton's report to the Western
Union directors shove, April l. 1874, there
was . surplus on hand of $514 ,5S4; the net
earnings from that date to D. cember 81,
last, S. $780, 79; the total, $6,245. l6l. The
dividends, interest on bonds paid and &C
crued, and the sinking fund. was 81, 659, Ol6.
Balance, $5S6, las. To this balance should
be added the proceeds of the sale OF bonds
ieeued in 1875, in excess of the amount re-
CURED to redeem the bends which matured
November l, 1875, making q total OF
48SS,347.
At Q meeting of the directors to-day it
was voted to postpone the consideration OF
q dividend until the next quarterly meet
ing.
judgment Against Tweed.
The jury in the $6,000,O 600 suit against
Tweed found . verdict Tor the people for
$4,7l9,940 principal, and $l67 ,l77 interest 4
from September, 1870. |
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ESTATE OF CLARA I=AMnoV

oNiTkD STATES MARsHAI's Orp,c, p,
New Orleans, February Is, is7s.
VINHls. IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT w.pn.,
y in bankruptcy has been issued on a
" oT'ct court Of the United States for the D Iis ~
I L dISu Of m ha against s1, the estate Of ciaGs
I'm, state Of Louisiana. adjudged = bantr, ~. Mar-
S San an1 delivery ;a very Of any property belonging my TO ae said
any . property by her are forbidden Sv 'l la@a : Of
= meeting OF the creditors Of said bantr;ynt1 Nv; tnas
estate so VIII 1 hs enc cncose one or more assienneses 81 S.e
3 81 , s0;o en- on the eleventh day Of Hs aPPcSy %
bui nlSSi;D. ~ sxeive O'clock NJ, At the Cuetomh:r. :.
Reestes' Now orleans, before G. 8. XsI"cS
fsae mil, !. B. PACKARD.
United 8. ates Harah.l
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09

t3sshisgton, March l, does great intostice
20 tho United States commission to Texas
sod to Colonel Robb, its president. The
commissioners to Texas 0beyed instruc.
tione, and mako . thorough and impartial
Investigation. The testimony taken IL on
file in tho State Department. The
claims referred TO ~ having been
oleced on tho market in the West, are
claims investigated by . committee Of
Texas stock r~sisers, and plsced In the
and half owner of said clains. These
claims were not passed upon by the United
States commission to Texas. and have no
connection with it. The border committee
have completed their investigation. and in
. few days will recommend prompt action
ON the part of Congress-.