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BY Telegraph.

w
1887 bales at il i-I6@i2sc. Flour very firm less
doing, IN consequence Of the scarcity of desirable
southern; $5soass5o Tor good to choice southern
Wheat 1@2c. better; 70c.9$l for inferior to fair,
winter in a Corn itnt mate iS-
yellow southern; 62c. for white. southern. Oats q
shade frmcr and less active. Pork opened firm, but
s IL; o Ga @e
steam. Coffee quiet. Sugar Irmer. Moasses very
firm. Turpentine steady ut 30c Resin quiet at
S1.55@s170. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. August 5.,Elonr,,Good grades s stea.
fairly active and firm; Pennsylvania red, Sl.20
hsry1nd red good t to PRIME 81 sS,bs m
corn steady: white, 5695Sc; yellow. 56@57c. Oats
quiet and steady. Rye steady and fimer. Proyi-
snd n ,eh Whisky quiet and firm
Sugar quiet and steady.
CINCINNATI.
CISCISNATI, August 5.-Flour quiet and strong
Wheat in fair demand Mt Sl.05. Corn quiet ane
s Fm at ut 5sc seady at Lst
strong; steam, l@1 Nc: kettle, l2ss9l Bulk
meats@Shoulders G.; clear RIO ana clear sla Is
shoulders. SIC: clear rib and clear sides, l0k@
10;A4c. and l1H011ac. Whlskey active ut S1.1O.
LOUISVILLE. ..'.,i
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-Flour nominally nn
Changed. Wheat In fair demand; rcd. 90Q95c:
amber, 9S6G5l .05; white. S1.05. Corn dull; No.
white. 47c.; No l mixed, 45c. Rye, G0c Dat
Pork, 1915. Observation-Disclosures, 9hc.: clell
rib and clear sides, OK and 10c Bacon quiet shoul
ders, SIC: clear rib and clear Sides 1Os anu 1l%c
Sugur-cured hams, 14@14Ac. Lard quiet ut llac
Whlskey, S1.lO.
ST. LOUIS.
| ST. LOUIS. August 5.-Four steady and firm fo
| sound: medium fall extras at $4.50G$5 othe
grades dull. Wheat easier for No. 2 red fall. Corr
active; No. 2 mixed 41k@42c. cash. Oats nrmer
No. 2, 30hc Rye dull. Whiskey steady at 81 "
asked; IL bid. Bacon firmcr: shoulders Szc.; clca
| rib and clear sides, l04 and lie.
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4 DOUBLE CROP OF TOBACCO. The. sue

\ DOUBLE CROP OF ToBAcCo.-The. sue
cess Of Mr.. Henry o. Wills, Of this county,
in an experiment which he made this year
to secure 4 crop OF tobacco, will in all prob
ability cause many OF our planters to follow
his example. For fear Of being disappolnt-
ed in supply OF plants he allowed the
shoots from the stalks OF his last years crop
to stand, and when his plants attained sutfi-
ccnt size set them out between the rows OF
his volunteer crop. The volunteer crop
has already been cut and housed, and the
tobacco thus produced is heavy article
and a bright. rich color. The other crop is
growing Just rs well rs il it had had the en-
tire nourishmcnt OF the soil.-Bedford Sen
tinel.
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MaRINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 8, 1876.


PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 5, 1876.
' ARRIVED SATURDAY. h
Steamer Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co., agents
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
Schooner Luln Lynn, Insley, Philadelphia ola
Norfolk, coal, 5. II. Halves.
.t SAILED SATURDAY.
steamer Shirley, Trayers, Baltimore. merchandise
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandse and passengers, L. y; Tatun. agent;
Brig Robin Br seayey = S LOT or'ers Pc
Schooner Potomac. Stiles, Philadelphia oia Os-
borne's, coal, Currie y Go. w., W., 900,
Schooner Albert DALEY. Mason, New YORK, coai'
o".''' ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Westorer. Skinner, Baltimore, nerchan-
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, G. W. Allen Co., agents
steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, VIZ. Porter,aSent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool June 10th, bark Staatsraad
From Liverpool June 20, bark d. NJ Width Mol
From Liverpool July 3lst, bark King Oscar IL
From From New York hug,r: 1st. bark Europa lNor)
From baltimore, August 4th, bark Imperado,
From Boston, July 22d, schooner Charles E. Moo
From IIavrc de Grace, July schooner American
From Richmond, Me-, July :, schooner Mary Ha'
IF From Pi!laaelohta, July 9th, schooner Thomas
From New York July 2s'h, schooner Eclipse
from FROM boston, August I'd, schooner j. W. Allen
A From Boston July goth, schooner James II
From Baltimore July slst, schooner Eddie, Pal
t From Portland Juiy Goth, schooner Hattie Ross
From Kennebec August :, schooner Volter, -.
MEMoBANDA. ,,fr
Schooner ". c. Balm, Hitch, from James river, Of
scboopar Deborah II. Dyerty, William, hence, at
Philadelphia OIL the 4th. lf,.,iz: j.. ..-l.f. -,
VESSELS N PORT AUGUST s, 1876.
Steamer Isaac Bell. to sail Sunday, ffa
Steamer Alliance, to sail Sunday.
Bark Talisuian (Br.), Biackford ioaoins nouf iof
h R, u Virsn DC los Moves sp Alexandra Are-
pas. loading petroleum for Europe. ~
BARK Charley Brl. Robinson, loading petroleum,
AZ Ssy fg ro,d McSnirc, loading -four for Brazil
Brig Harry stewart, Larrabee, loading -four for
st scSeontr Maggie Z, Gray, Hndgtns, loading 0ur
io sc lS l.. G. Hickman. Bent, waiting.
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell steelman' 5 ioaoins ioi
Schooner Z. s l.. Cordery isLce, loading for New
York. s..,,, ..o,,ers ,vnyttno.t I I,
schooier Martha Collins, Groves, waiting
Schooner Annie e. Aioore, Phillips ioaains ioi
Schooner Carrie Johnson, loading for Seay YORK
Schooner Henry p. Summons, Willetts, loading tof
a sehooass Hattie coornbs, bishop loading for New
Schooner John. sIcGiuness colbourn, loading foi
EnllaGeipnla: 81, :, ~, IN, 3ino for pha-
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Judge Johnson, OF the United States Cir
cult Court ut New York, has filed his deci-
sion in the Brooklyn bridge case, in which
it was sought to obtain an injunction re-
straing the completion OF the bridge across
the East river, on the ground that it would
obstruct navigation. The application is de-
MED, as the bridge will be high enough
above water to let everything pass.
Most Reverend Archbishop Bayley, OF the
Archdiocese OF Baltimore, has goneato spend
few months in rest and recreation at New
ark, y. j. The Archbishop has Just con-
eIuded his episcopal .visitatiens, during
which he visited numerous parishes i'll the
Archdiocese and administered the sacra-
ment of confirmation to large number OF
candidates.
A fire Friday at the rolling-mills Of Lind
say & McCutcheon, in Allegheny City, Pa,
destroyed the pudding furnaces and what
is known as the " old mill. The new mill
MAS not injured. The IRE originated from
a defective iluc, Loss about $40, oe0,7 Fully
insured.
The sub-Treasury at New York paidsou
Sl40, 900 in silver for grecnbacks Friday, and
then stopped. The exchange OF sllVefrof
fractional currency continues rs usual.
There is premium in New York OF one
per cent on smailisilver. =" = 80 4
The Miners Trust Company Bank, saw
ines trust institution at Pottsville, Pa, has
suspended payment. The principal cause
assigned for embarrassment is that the
bank has made heavy investments in iron
properties, which have not turned out Weli'
Edward McKeener, q workman on the
n. nj
from the scaffolding to the. cellar, a distance
OF seyenty-fye feet, yesterday, and was in
stantly killed. ~ ss,; j :, .ea-
At the fourth days session OF the Ameri-
can Dental Association, at Philadelphia,
papers on ssDental Literature were read
and discussed, and q large amount OF mis-
cellaneous business was transacted, after
which the Association adjourned.
Friday afternoon Professor King. accom-
| panied by several members of the press,
| made d balloon ascension from d space near
the Catholic total abstinence fountain ON the
! Centennial Exhibition grounds. ~ /.
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A MURDER STORY SPoILED.-Godfrey W.
Noedcl, formerly Il merchant OF Baltimore,
was arrested at his residence, at York, Pa,
charged with causing the death Of John A. +.
Arnold, on the oath of July last, by pushing
or knocking him into an ore shaft i'll North
Codorus, fracturing his skull and causing I'M
mediate death. A hearing in the case took
place Thursday afternoon before Justice
John 4. Metzel, in the presence OF Judges
Pere L. Wicks and Fisher. There was not
a particle OF evidence to criminate Noedel,
either by threats or acts, and he was honora'
bly discharged. -
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I sessss g. Scotland and id England !ast Thurs

Coasts O Scotland and England last Thurs.
The Turkish Ambassador ;hereannounees
sffat be has been authorized 10 engage
twenty or Thirty English surgeons for feld
service jim the Turkish armies. "a
DEATH OF d WRITER.
Paris, AuS INST 8. - Louis Walowski, writer
on poiftieal eco fUmy, Is dead.
rHE ESGlssH EDUCATION BILL.
LONDON. August After o long and BIT
ter discussion, and many divisions, chiefly
in consequence Of re8ctionary amendments
made by private members and accepted by
the Government, Viscount Sandon's educa-
ton bill passed the House OF Commons to-
day by vote OF 1I9, to 46. The House met
at noon for the purpose OF considering this
bill, and though the bill passed through the
committee last night, it was under discus
sion three and q, half hours further to-day.
: EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, August emperor William has
written to the King OF Bavaria saying il his
health permits he win attend the Wagner
festival at Bayreuth, which takes place next
week.
The Eastern War.
IMPERATIVE DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY.
LONDON, August GA dispatch from
Athens to the Times reports that the French
and German ambassadors have intimated to
the Porte that they will leave Constantine
pie tomorrow unless indemnity for the con-
suls murdered at Saldnica is paid, and the
sentences of the military and naval COM
manders publicly read. The Porte hesitates
to execute the sentences, fearing the resent
ment oil the MusSulmen
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Sojourner Truth is not dead, as reported,
but Is alive and well at Battle Creek, Michi-
gan. A citizen of that place writes to a
friend in New York: "Truth still lives in
the person Of our dear friend Soiourner.
She has not been sick, but her daughter
Elizabeth has been i'll for q month. So
journer speaks tomorrow on temperance at
the Health Institute in this city. She wants
to 20 to the Centennial in the last OF Sep
tcmber, and will, if some suitable place can
be found for her to stop at. think by her
speaking and otherwise she would sell
many OF her books. This is her only means
| Of support" .. &. .-. i.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY, August E, 1876.
Country Produce. -
Roots: Ginseng, 90c.; seneca, without top, 500
: Rcea,nnr. 10000. p 10.
Bufter: Prime to choice yellow, 20@22c.; fair to
so So,a a2 psaf: eo@e3c. = bushel for country.
Eggs: In barrels seoioc- o Dozen IN er'''es'
@ Flour: Virginia country Is quoted to-day Fine,
family, s7.5O@ss; family, fancy, ss@ss.5o; west
erR Ft eair Prime vc-goose, 45@55c; common,
CSC.
h Hag 8rgSa ti@eths, 75as5c; clover
P Pts TisG, new, p barrel s2.a5@s2.5o; 20
b bagd sS SSSHtcys > 3 SSsheI.
Baied StraW 45@55c-, aud In demand.
WHY Wnog: Washed. 25532c.; unwashed, 15@22c.
~. Ii; Cement, Lime, Plaster, sc.
Cement. Rosendale, sl.65 @S1.75 q barrel: James
i Esms Agricultural 1oc p bushel Virginia In
dian Rock, sl.io; Rockland, s1.1o@s1.25, accord
n ( s5 5jg Ss;lys
fr;i -1,2 Dry Goods. ts'-"a'
,Bro,un Sheettngs and Shirttngs: A. Manches-
ter, 6sc.i u Manchester, &C.; AanS,estGl DC:
fl S RSsr S 5ae s Sh@es anil
vile, NC; a. Rockbridge, 7c; Rockbrtde, ele
toas " eSn ss s & sS9s'3s Cit
StsaeIsa s4s e WAN
i ioc; ~ Home, IoXe.; a. Oneida 1oe ~
Ayondale, &C.; "A Social, &c.; al AmosK ca;
sHo.; Whtest9ne: 9Ac BaF nsthy, 9sc f Pel
te Ts' eS Sc; io-4 Watham, aoc. 1o4 City
Ali ESo;sa Drills Petersburg, &C.; Granitcve'
va 5To,Isa Jsans: Pavonla, &C.; Amoskeag, l0c.;
d psmims Haslem, 12kc; Boston Steam Mills, sc.
+ Prints: American, 7c.:l Aliens, exc; Rict-
mond, 5a,c.; Spragls, &c; Manchester, &c; wa
iorry, sHc.; Oriental, Pacific, 7c Arnold. &C.
Amoskeag, SIC; Warnsutta, Sc 80 aai.sE
: Cam6rica: Rice. 5hc.; English. &c. -
,,.. Drugs, Dyestuffs, Oils, sc. a
4 4onesntret S;ii e IS case of four dozen
gopperas;! SO &c. @1E t'' =: 'E.
e e2fraete I syt rood 81 1se. '"'
5fis Ens aes ssc. machine, sperm,
sss5: whale, s2cs; straits, 0@55c; L,brador-soa
l Rs5r s4 Ss5@5oc Kerosene ls : gallon!
so aSs S saI. a@sc, in kegs English soaa, &C.
SptTits ITrpentine: $50. -; " 't1'5
litT = Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Eep.0Gs. SI3.5o@S14, q box. 4
| Oranges: 30 q box. ..,,.e.i..gs. Ia, .,f.s ],
| sf&,'3 Groceries. &c.
Bacon :. Shoulders. 10c.; clear rlb-sides, 123e.;
ginia hog-round, l4c.; Virginia hams, large l2k9
73c., small l4a15c.; si,8ar-cured, uleanya ESD
Hnciets y Painted two hoops 1926 three hoops,
$780,, tI.; e. .. ~ =,
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tross OF L1rE-ExGL1sn SURGEONS FOR TURK
ISL ARMIES. His
LONDON, August 5.-Upwafds Of ior.y
fishermen ana sailors OF coastlng vesels pr ,ss
ished In the gale which prevailed on the
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK..

NEW YORK. August 5-No0n.-Siocks active, dull.
and strong Money. 9. Gold, 11lH Exchange
Long, 1851: short, 490h. Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
EUeaing.-MOney easy at l. Sterling steady at
4SSH. Gold quiet Mt 111S@112. Governments dull
and steady. States quiet and nominal.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans increased s2,250,000: specie increased
$750,GO0: legal-renders Increased S75O,O0O; de-,
posts increased s2,625,00O;. reserves increased
Sl,000,000.
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On and after TUESDAY. May 10th, the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, viii leave Richmond for the
'aboye.naniea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS NJ O'Clock a. NJ.
Passengers by this route can View by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP tpassfng
through the same Notifications, Datte-felds, James.
town, Hampton Roads, ETC., and have four hours ut
Old Point for bathing and or two hours
at Norfolk before departure of Baltimore steamers.
The elegant new 'Hygeia Hotel" At old Point Is
now open for the reception Of guests. -, -. -,
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk; s3 w
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York ut reduced rates. 10
Ticket Agency, Main street. and Exchange Hotel ana
baggage checked through Freight received daily LOT
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, and regular land.
ings on james river, from a. d. to u p NJ, NJ
reasonable rates. 4a.s
!, ~. = n, ~ L. b. TATUM, General A gent
Office: Company's wharf, RoSkeits branch ONCE
at W. d. Blair & Co.'s. No. 900 Main street.
my IL .ae -A .&E>atsE n saft
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
'..' RICHMOND, August 5, 1876.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Uhite, 1,042 bushels. Red, 2,9O2
= CoHH.-IVhite, 1884 bushels. Mi1ed, 312 BUSH
els. ----
OATS.-1,S2S bushels
RYE.-9S bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-JVhtte, 102 bushels Mt S1.05; $50
bushels yeiy good ut 1928: SO bushels at 81. Is;
IA bushels prime on private terms; 4S bushels at
S1.lO; bushels at 81 l66 bushels very good nj
Il 20-total, 600 bushels. Red; GAG bushels at
s1:20: 200 bushels ut Sl.15; 126 bushels very
GOOD at 81 80; 254 bushels ut LIZ; 1O4 bushels
at sl.IO; 06 bushels at e0c.; A bushels at 9oe,;
3lO bushels ut S1.16; $50 bushels at Sl.O5i 81
bushels at S1.lS: 800 bushels prime on private
terms: $50 bushels very good at Sl.22; 81 bushels
nrime at 81 80; $40 bushels very good on private
ferms-total, 1852 bushels.
CoRS-Whtte, $50 bushels very good ut 3Sc:
o34 bushels very good on private terms: 70 btlshel:
Common at 52c.-total, Asa bushels. Ntred, zoe
bushels very good at 56c. .,
"OATs.-l6S bushels very good new spring at 42c.:
so bushels good new spring at 4Oc.-total, 24e
RYE 90 bushels very good at Coo.
RE-EXHTBlTED.
wuEAT-White, $40 bushels. Red, $50 bushels
CORN.-White, $50 bushels. Iired, 10 bushels
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BALTIMORE. August 5.-Eirginla G'S, deferred
So: consols, 66is; second series, 32k.
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81 40. s I. Sc.
FEST GLOVER HILL LUMP COAL. $3.50 ton.
| REST ANTHRACITE COAL, SO 70 81 f.af
| SPTINf LU P-unsirpns d-yery low.
kindling, and cooking, and long WOOD. MIMI,
Cary. and Basin bank. - - 49,, ,c,,s,,yc, 81.
II jv27 sr.iE-s ~ H5i.sS.H d. u. WAIhISs.-
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TEL d EMS.
HAMBURG DIFFICULTY,
DEBATE IN THE SENATE,

NORTON RAMPANT,
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:(MDDOMINTON STEAMSHIP .2SRa
80 COMPANY. 3S -
FOR NEW YORK

THIS company win dispatch one OF their spIendid
.stca,ners-0LD DOMINION, 5WYANQKE ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND every TUESDAY,, FRI
DAY and SUNDAY ut high water. g
These ships are entirely new and were btrit exc
pressIY Ter this route. fffsSY $40
They hare splendid s,ioons. staterponis, and bath.
rooms fss 49, ss}}t
surpassed j, rs ~ - .E 80 .fiss ~ II
Goods shippe,, by this ine are landed regularly as
View Yore on the coIqpany' y coyeredp PIER Worth
river Il 4:=ssfS lsss i,!Ig5g fzgs,s - Isl
FreiShts Coz points beyond New York Forwarded
with dspatch, and no charge made except actuai exc
penses incurred. 5.sfttii9 5f
Freight received until p. NJ. daily. 81
Cabin fare TO New York, $l2; round-frip tickets,
500. Steefage, So and SO. y
For further Information apply 20 fE9s.zs
,&s GEORGE w. ALLEN G CO., Agents,
nv 10 Office Company's wharyes, Rockets.
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DILL ADELPH RICH sfEFA
L MONp AND NORFOLK STEAM-sSnS8i3els
SHIP LISE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROVE;
DENCE- BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEk.-Unttl further
notice the steamers OF this line VIII make tri-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting ut Providence with Boston and Proyidence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city pia Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
VIZ. PORTER. Agent,
1926 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO...
General Agents,
No. 12 South Wharyes, Philadelphia. ).
ID. u. G. MINK. Agent.
myi7 No. 90 Devonshire street, Boston.
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rc, por5rIcs-soRGENsES NOMINATION
hNV.I. ,x.-.pRoBABILITY OF TWO cASDI'
~, ~ THE fIELp--CoTT0N RECEIPTS
pA,, ,.r TOBACCO INSPECTIONS The PETERS.
ha RAILROAD sCHEDCLE--FI.oUR FoF
III IL" ,,,,c.-SrpyET .IxpRoyEMEST-
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OTHER REFORM MEETINGS.
Further Evidence thnt the Hearts Of tue Peo-
pie arc with Gov. Tiiden.

The Italian citizens held lively meeting
presided. Prot. l.. Aloites said that the Italians
of New York were yearly taking deeper interest
In American politice, ana he was pleased 10 see
that they prefer the Democratic party Tor their
suGraRes. Mr.. Roberto Pratt said that the Dem
ocrauc party had been uniformly friendly to
workingmen and foreigners, and hostile to the
Know-NothlnG party. Mr.. Mottot said, ave
have become Americans, and We should act as
such, and as true Democrats We should exert all
our efforts for the election OF Tilden and Hen
drlcks Mr. diacOmo Satta and Mr. Ii. ChaivIn
delivered short addresses.
The colorod Democrats met In tho hall OF tho
CoOred Mems Central 1ilden and Hendricks
Club. NJ 167 Bleecker street. last evening. The
procession boro torches and transparency with
tho words, " Remember he Preedmaus bank"
MIR. Is. II. Hail. 20 years old, formerly Southern
other speakers were Col. John Taylor, J. J. Ram
say, &. W. Allen, and Mr.. Nenoyer. a delegation
from the John Blewltt Tiden and Hendricks
Clue OF the Fifteenth Assembly District attend
ed the meeting.
Central Park Garden was nlled last evening
OF tho Charles O'Heilly Assac Siaiion to Tdtify
the national, State, county, aud municipal noml-
nations made by the Democrats. Col Benz min
A. " ills arrdigned the leaders OF the party of
Addition, Division, aud silence, and paid nigh
tribute TO the ability, Integrity. and patriotism
OF Gov. lilden. Mr.. James ORelly also ad-
dressed the meeting.
a meeting to rstiiy the nomination OF the
Hon. FL Jan Ward Is announced for this evening
IN the Riding Academy Hall IN West Thirteenth
Wood. A. 5. SULLIVAN, Judge Requier. aud others
speak.
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POOL SELLING ON the ELECTIONS.
Tiiden Having tho Call In all the Principal
Cittes. East and West.

CINCINNATI. Nov, 3.-The Enquirer to-
night has specials from the principal cities of
the country giving details OF the pool selling on
the Presidential elections. In Boston. where
Hayes had been tho favoritc, the two candi-
dates sold early tonight even. Later. Tilden
ran ahead. aud the selling closed with pools 100
to 10 that Tilden would be the next President.
In Providence, X. l.. Tiden was slightly the
favorite.
In st. Louis there Is no pool selling, but the
betting since 1ilden's letter Ia even on tho gen
erai result. although Tiiden has the call. The
Republicans demand odds OF 100 to 70 on In
diana and 100 to 40 on New York.
In Chicago, on the general result. 100 to so In
favor OF Tilden. and no takers. On New York
100 to 80, and no Republican takers; 100 to 10 on
Wisconsin for Tden. few bets being made.
In Louisville even bets on ltlden are refused
by Repuoi tcans and bets mostly run 30 to 70 10
favor Of ilden on general result. Responsible
parties in that city Offer to bet f200O worth Of
real estate against $1,000 worth that Tilden
Will he elected no takerr.
In Cincinnati the Republicans refuse TO bet
the general result. All pools sold are at the rate
Of tl0O to SO in favor Of lildcn on the general
result.
Al Urbana. Ohio, during a Republican meet
the next President could hnd no takers.
In the pool seliirgin New York last evening,
tnc figures on tho general result wero Iiden,
$500; Hayes. 500. On the vote In the State OF
New York, Tilden 800 to Hayes Sls0 On New
Jersey, Iilden, 500; Hayes, so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-04
$4,000 MORTG ACE.
A Charge of Conspiracy TO Trade on Dead
Mans Property.

Margoret Quinn, wife OF the forger, Ter
encs Rice Quinn, was arrested yesterday, as were
also Albert w. Dritton OF $40 Fifth avenue,
Brooklyn, and Charles Broomall OF Jersey City,
on a charge OF forgery, perjury, and conspiracy
to defraud. Quinn had professcd to be the own
er of the mansion at - East Twentieth street,
which really belonged 10 the estate Of James
Hunter, a wealthy bachelor. who died In Paris
Persons who called at the house 10 inquire about
Quinns rretences were received hy MI. Hunters
former bousskeeper, who assumes the name OF
Quinn, and who told all callers that Quinn WIS
the owner oi the house. hree weeks go the
detective police learned tn I Mrs. Quinn was
endeavorng to dispose OF $1,000 mortgage on
the house purportine 10 have heen executed by
Mir. Hunter In favor OF one Geo. W. kimbuIl,
aud To have been witnessed before Notary Pub
lie Mcneil by Joseph Carr. Tne detectives
placed themselves In communication with Mr..
Quinn through real estate broker and he told
her ne had found gentleman who would give
kll,Ol0 for tho mortgage. She accented. aud III @
broker told he's TO send Messrs. Kinb III aud
Carr to the otfico of Carl & Bro, at 81 Broadway
at o'clock yesterday afternoon. She did not
60 but the two men did. and wore arrested.
Detective Williams then arrested Mrs. Quinn in
the Ast"r Pace Hotel, where she was waiting
for Ter Confedcrates.