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The New York herald., 1876-09-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BABcocK-RuSKER.-Att tho residence Of tho ARlnr<
mother, Brooklyn, N Y, Thursday, September II oy
tho Rev. Theodore /. Cuylcr ID. d., wnLIAx A. BAB-
COOK, OF New York, TO GERTRUDE A., daughter OF she
late Captain Thomas G. Bunker No cards
CARR oN-EAsTMAN-At Roslyn, l.. l., on WCdno0H
day, September 20, 1876 by the Rev J. w. Soarkss
ELIZA L., eldest daughter OF Henry w. Eastman, Esqe
TO GARREr j. GARRxrsoS, OF Ncwtown, l.. l.
1DES-BARrH-On Wednesday, 10th inst, 1t the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by tho Rev. r. w.
Geisscnhainer HENRY lDES, Jr TO IDA BAgrH both Of
this city.
WILKINSON In Brooklyn. Monday, Sop
tcmber Is, by Rev. II NJ. Scuddcr, ID. d., JANIS K.
JOHNSTON OF Toronto OnI to Mss SOPHIA WILLIAMSON,
OF Brooklyn.
MAsoS-HAmx.-On Wednesday, September 20, 1876
At the residence of tho bride, by the Rev. J. b. Wells,
EDWARD +. MASON TO MINNIE, daughter OF the late
Charles Halle, all Of Brooklyn. No cards.
NoyKs-MIDMER. Clarcmont, N. j., on Thursday,
September II, 1870, by tho Rev. John r. Hale, Mr..
daughter of the late Jacob A. Van Horn. No cards
RAIr-LIGHrBoURS-On Thursday, 2lss inst, al
Grace church, Brooklyn Heights by the Rev. Dr.
Snively, Rector. Mr. CREIGHTON RAFT, OF London, "a
JULIA, daughter OF A. j. Lightbourn, Esq. OF Brook
yn.
sKYMouR-Jouxsox ox-At St. Thomas church, on
Tuesday, September 10, by the Rev. William I. Nor
gan, ID. D. JoHN o. SAVIOUR to EsTELLA JOHNSON, both
Of New York
TAYLon-BRowN-At tho residence OF tho brido'a
uncle Sag Harbor, L. L. September 20 by Rev. Albert
both OF this city. No cards.
WHrE-GRANr-At Christ church, Cooperstowns
Wednesday,, September 20 by tho Rev. W. w. Lord,
d. d., REGINALD HKBER WHITE formerly Of Brooklyn
to FANNIE T., daughter OF George IL Grant pN Nd
cards
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42a Sic white State 4cc mixed State
Tssr AND IrIx~ihs market ma Tor xans hemp wa. nrm
but ss's ss & bus ss not At Ass a.s
We quote :-Ameriean dressed, $40 500 for
SO ~ sic S"s ssd INT Italian sa7s ISa sos
Ss Ssn,a ss smn se sslr'ssyi Ssd s;. yn,s ss ssss
gold: i.iIs: KS os.s. COLA. - ..,. '' - -
s sot hsa. resto Rico hhas Enssh Island. and 200
mixed sis s,e slayed. SOC sse do maseSy.do % re-
aass .aad s sss & o oss's s's
good aoe $500. zoe prime to choice ; ,2s e., s,e
spirits turpenins. 800 bSls. sold ssc Resn nrm
81 2 S Tar and pi.sh TsIs selling jcbIins ss
strained 81 good strained tar Wilmington And
nson we're ss oiops arm - strained 81 rs; good
:siasid :s 81 M 81 ts tar nr@ 81 S9 arpsn,1o hrm hard s
os-T1s market for oils was sus. eas :.sady ". We
ssc soahsns yeoS ss sos fellow
winter; winter; Soc $50 shise winter. CSC i.sS.
DO slesshsd winter 81 co. do nasar. do 81 81 whale,
ese 7oc winter bleacned hsh, 4oc 47c crude fish. $50
PETROLEUM. market was dulls and unsettled but
Dss, were nomnay unchanged Tho closing PRICES were
ned IN bbls asc do IN ea.Ss se m nauhia he
fined, Phaaelpnia zoe do Baltimore, 2Cc. Adysos
s Ss;sa; and :ss.: 10Th .,s.a ssl
pGovisoSs Kssspss-Pork, ss bsls lard, 4ls .erces,
tierce and 10 boxes; beef 4s terees and 6b4 Tho
pork market WAS very quiet hs prices were full as high AS
sspsember SIS 90 bid sl7 asked October SIS s. bid,
20 oo m mos. sold q & Cut were less ss,ys Su.
iose. ise belle. a. ios fresh shoulders
io, iIe Dieiied shoulder, al ss and box
ss @ 10 S ss @ ~s SS' ss sas
unchanged About 500 obIs and exits sold
plain mesa ~ Sll packet xl2 $l4; tiecsd city ext
hams were eascr $50 bbls prime Western sold at $a3
lo5sc shoulders irregular and in
SIC S % & o g fs.s s.es Se's s 1
SO 10 3D. SO 20 asked; November 80 50 bid. 81 s7
ssksd seller yea. ~ 90 bid, ~ rs asked nuAry:
so IS Tor oetobe $40 so for NovemIsr 50 IS ior seller
and g for go sU as IS 81
iossc for December aud lo for January delivery sosn
Americs was quoted at llac Cuba o,sc and city No
Kckrhe for domestic sorts still Arm with
tary active movement We quote :-Carolina.
SIC: &C.; and &C. &c. Sc. Rsngoon, fair to
good, nominally eae 6tss; ra.na. good 7'fc 7ke.
Msssr Daniel faimases sons GSs c6srles.on clrcaiar
Of September s,"from the opening OF The new crop we
ccvers The tabor troubles continue in large and
crop viii be seriously cut oil from this cause unless some
brought that will enable the to bo harvested be-
fore the autumnal rains"
sucAHrhe market raw sugars was dull, unsettled
oac.. and 757 boxes Derosns oc. Refined quiet
w quote Fair rehnng sass; good do sc prime do.
,riiuea hLus and boxes Nos. to ID. s4c Jsc. DO,
molasses, hhds and boxes rs sse; Porto Rico, rsan,
choice. 9l4c 93sc rchned standard a. lohc; OIL A.
cut Ss Tie stock o raw sssSr Is a:
iollows:-
Stock (ascertaincd by actual
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON /: SPOT STEADY AND 1-16c. HIGHER
FUTURES CLOSED STEADY AND 1-32C. 3-32C.
HIGHER-FLOUR QUIET-WHEAT QUIET-CORN
EASY OATS FIRM -wHIsKEY FIRM-PoRK
QUIET AND NoMINAL-LARD DULL AND IR-
RxGULAE-PETnOLKUM DULL AND UNSET
TIED SPIRITS TUapKNTINE QUIET AND
sTEADY-RosIN PIRM-oILs sTEADY--CorFEK
TIRM-sUoAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS QUIET.
THURSDAY, Sept. 21-8 p N.
Business was pretty brisk in nearly all departments
Of trade to-day, and tho marFots presented vastly
different aspect from what thoy have for q year or
more past Both on and or Change fair movement
in the leading articles Of merchandise reported,
with steady or Armer markets. On Change -four
quiet. Wheat was generally quiet but there were
ordcrs-part Of which executed--ior old spring
wheat for export to mix with Corn toierably
active but closed easy. Oats Hrm par
ticulsrly prime old. Whiskey Hrm PORK quiet
and nominal. Lsrd dull and irregular Freghts were
quiet. Cotton the spot steady and ll6c higher
futures closed steady and lS2c 32e. higher Coffee
firm. Sugar nominal. Oils steady. Petroleum dull
unsettled. Rosin firm and fairly active Spirits
pentino quiet but steady.
CoFrEEThe market for Brsxils very quiet.
The market for mild coffee firm. During past
25S7l Java part sold before arrivaD, e74s bags
Maracsibo. 634 do LsSuayrs .soo do. Ceyon ssl
Savsnls and 324 do Costa Rca sold in lots consump
tion within tho range Tho stock OF mild cofse In
hands follows:-Javs grass mats, 81 233; Ceyion
57s7 bags; Marscabo 52oo do Lagusyra. 5S4 do. Js-
maica 81 do. st. Domingo 1882 do Costa Rics 402
Mexican, 1904 do savanilla, SIS do Curacoa. SO do
stock. l6 7ol and 81 233 Java We quoe
Ordinary cargoes. l5sc l5c.; fair do, IKE 17ale
good do Isc. Nislc. prime. ls1zc. lsAc.; extreme
for lots IJac 2Oc santos. fair to good, 16s4c.
l7c gold, ninety days: Java. government bags zoe.
22c. do. mats 2lc. 23c. singapore, lie
Ceylon ltc lie. Maracaibo. l5c lie. Lagunyra
i7s4c.; Jamaica. i5c. Ice. ST. Domingo, i41c i4s4c
Porto Rico I61ac Ike; Costa Rica. l6c Next
l6lac l7L4c. Manila, 151ac l6c Angostura I5c
tic Savania. l5c. 17,sc Curacao. ls1zc l65ac
COTroN.-There steady market tor spot cotton
and quotations were marked l1ec. The market for
deliveries opened quiet and steady but decidedly
frmcr feeling noticeable during the day. tho
closed eady with
or 332c. September l6c
l-32c- Lice the other months The closing prices
to-day compare with Wednesday as sfcows:-
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MEMORANDA.
It ia part of the gossip OF the street that the Bank
Of Nevada will transfer Its account from the banking
house of Eugene Kelly Co. to the Bank of New York
on or about tho 1st OF October.
Mr.. William 7. Kitchen President of the Park Bank
since 1866. died suddenly this morning
kilograms from Chicago to-day report whcas up to
81 0s, the highest price made the present upward
movement
The New York herald., 1876-09-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton easier; mddins lo7sc; low mdd.ng loa gcod
ilsssy Gspe. S NJ l % 5e sosi 1875
Nxw ORLEANS, sept. 81, 1875.
rooS a@e.& & M, bass sps
Exports g Franss. 2.ooS coAstwiss 1921 Sales Loo
'' MonlLx, sep. II, 1875
ssod csaaag %sSn % & @ s.. %adHs R
ports coastwiss, 26l. sales, 100 Stock. Toll.
SAVANNAH, Sept. p, 1875.
ordn.Sy. Sc Not Tsospis 1855 Sales Die ssosk
CnARLEsrox, Sept. 81, 1875.
SS9n msrs Ns & as aS ns o sSSd
wise, .oal sales soo stock. io.s2A
Spirits OF urpentine firm At 3Oc kosn hrn at 81 10 tor
strained. Tar hrm vt 81 81.
Flour unchanged; sales 1880 bSis. Wheat drin saos
81 GH,S Ss Michigan hsa .s'' 81 ca
hgaer sales Of Western mixed at sse 5vc Barley quiet.
SaSci;sa per- soa Miosd~shsfis si5 :SpsaS SIS:
and rys ~ New YORK: iaassS: = the nad:sa,
3 50 to New York Railroad irsishs.FiguI to Boston
d. Sas
10000 iess Of lumber shipped by raii-isoo bbli flour
Plan, 90, ,, BUFFALO, Sept, g ,a 81 ;. Is7s
wheat $500 do Railroad rsesp's.Fiour, 2Ho 90 Osls
y sa 10 ~lis so9 ss
wheat 10 40; rye. s47s DO Interior po,nss-Corn,
Flour 1000 SIl;; corn. 1850 bushels: wheat.
% o Ss ssa' % "s Of 's. aa
Y So d.: Il q !j
Wabash private Corn quct sales Of 5000 bushels
sample at 9asc.; 1900 No. mixed westsrn at 5sc.
western yea hs'" s arrys seo and MIXED .ss
CAT; oss in light ,nquS little oasrins sale. Of car ,s nss
white Toledo. the track at 4c Rye ana barley. moth
secdsTimothy good at 81 rs x2 clover
neglected. Pork and ardFar trade ut shade
Ter prices Highwines in light inquiry at 81 10 81 H. city
make. Canal freights are arm-Wheat. eye corn. &C..
oats 4xc, tolls Included TO New York. Lumber-Pine to
Albany, SIS; New York s. 10; hard wood 81
Absuy 81 rs to Now York; Now York. over tolls
81 81
TOLEDO Sept II, 1876
Flour steady Wheat steady; No. 8 White Wabash
81 l5a No white Michigan, 81 lU amber Michigan.
spot and september, 81 l7a; October 81 l7 No. do
jected red, 97l4c Corn firm high mixed, Sic: low do.
spot and October 50,4c; No. white: 5O1acS grado
ovc damsged. 4sc. Oats firm No. =, 36c. white, Ale
Michgan SIC rejected 3is RecsiPtsovyo bulls flour.
mcnts16u0 bbs nonr, 7s 100 bushels wheat $1,000 do.
corn, a. W do. oats
Flour quiet but nrm Wheat Irregular; cash active, arm
No. 2spriug 81 Os cash; VI o4 81 %, October u O5S.
November No spring. 95c rejected do. 7sc. Corn
settled but generally owsr No. ivc cash; tesac Sep
Oats steady hrm; No = ,4sc: J4tsc. cash; 3ac Octo
ber and November; rejected 2Sc. Rye easier at Sac.
Barley In good demand Mt s5c CASH s2c, October
sl4 So all tho Lard steady, hrn, $40 40 cash;
$40 30a $40 35 October; 80 % ali the Bulk
hrm Whiskoy fairly active at " Os Reccipts-sOOO bbs
oats stoO rye, barley sbpmenlso bbis
-four bushe wheat lU65O do OOJ do oats,
$500 do barey Frcights unchanged Al the afternoon call
of the Bosrdwheat lower at J45 Ocoper 81 OK. No
changed. PORK and lard easy; unchanged. Cattle-ke
ceipts 1900 shipments $500 market dull and unchanged
Hogs Receipts 1880; shipments 200 market steady
rather nrmcr but quoaby higher sheep dull At q IS
n
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CLOSING PRICRe-S p. u


The following the changes In closing prices
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAScE-Atlnntic and Pacific preferred. "; At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, al Consolidation Coal NJ
Delaware and Lackawanna, ~ Delaware and Hudson
preferred, ~: Missouri Pacific, Morris and Essex, Il
New Jersey Central, n Northwestern, q; do; pre-
,errea' ' = racine, % ROCK Island, y; St Paul pre-
Drciisr-Now YORK Gent Central, "; Chicago and Alton
sommon, X Adams EXPRESS ~ %els,rssso. ar ray; ~
gold, u.
The rest Of the market was stationary
xARKxr.
Money closed easy at TX 2 per cent on call The
following tho rates OF exchange New York at
she undcrInen entoned cities -day:-Savannah, pre-
MUM; Charleston, u, par; Cincinnati firm, fair do
mand par; Chicago IS discount; ST. Louis rs TO 100
discount, and New Orleans, mercal, par; bank, u
Foreign exchange was dull. Primo sterling asking
ates are 4.sa and ASK; selling rates, 4s21 s4s2X
and %ssx Asa; rcchmarks. 94,t PAX and oAX
b6; cables. o5X; prime Paris, 62oX and ASK.
MARKET.
Gold closed at 1o95S, after early decline from ITO
TO 1924. The borrowing rates were TX, liz and per
cent Loans were also made nat
OPERATIONS EXCHANGE BANK.
Golo oa'anccs.... $l20i o4S
currency bamnccs.... 1854, 44S
Gross clearances.. %, 10l, 900
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds strong and generally higher
With the largest dealings In Chicago and Northwestern
gold sevcDs, which advanced to 95H; tho bear specu-
lators In stocks have sold "shogt" q considerable
amount OF these bonds, good part OF which were
taken orders from Germany; the result is that the
price II sensitive under . moderate demand
Union Pacific bonds were next most active, and the
rsts advanced to 107 after these come North Missouri
nrsts, which advanced to ok. The other changes
wsre:-An advance OF = IN New Jersey Central frsts
new) In Chicago and Northwestern lrsts ITO 108 and
decline Of In Now York Central skies Of
1888 and Lchjgh and Wilkesbarre consols, Can
ada Southern nrsts sold at 54, an advance Of u.
In Missouri long SKIES, 146, 600 changing hands at
l07A los This large amount OF bonds taken for
German account and will be- shipped the other side.
THIS, in connection with recent purchases Of some
Western railroad bonds for Amsterdam and the late
Subscriptions TO the four and half per loan
the other sde shows revivng demand In Europe for
good American securities
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed Al The following quota
lions United States currency sixcs l26x l27;
do do, 1881, registered, 1l7& NIX; do. do do,
coupon, 11S4 1lSs; do. do. 1865, registered 1l2x
113; 10. do, do, coupon, 1l2x 1l3; do do do,
new, registered, 113h 113* do. do, do, coupon,
l13k ll3x; do do, 1861 registcrsd, 1167< ll6x;
do do do, coupon, 1les nay do do, 1868, reg
stored, lis ilsk; do do, do, coupon, lis 11sk;
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Wheat was gensraly very quiet. although old Chicago
spring sold TO fair extent tor export and " reported
that there orders hero for considerable
about tho prices The sales about 10000
bushels at 81 10 for No Chicago in store 81 i2 for No.
Milwaukee In store 81 10 Tor amber Texas aud 81 81
white Michigan. Corn opened hrmer but closed
bsc 59lsc. for steamer aud sail. Tho sales
braccd about 2ODU UJO bushels 53c dam aged Sic
Western mixed CSC 6O1sc for Mixed 5Sc
oDc. tor steamer mixed. Glc. for steamer yellow
Oc for Wescra yellow and 6Oc for Kansas mixed. for
October delivery. Rye was quiet At 10 for Canada
in bond BarleyAbout 10000 bushels Canada sold pr
Barley airly active 81 U5 for
rowsd state cash oss nrn choice old being hcd at
5000 bushels old No Chicago in store soc. 5oc
Ale tor No. graded white, sic. 43xc for white WeSs
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Tho following the closing prices Of Philadelphia
stocks:-
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS

CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS
The following table Of prices Of tho prominent gold
and silver mining shares, including the opening prices
to-day received by telegraph from San Francisco,
10 furnished BY William Ward, Drcxel Building
The New York herald., 1876-09-22

ADVANCES no bonus On fUKNffUHE, PfxN0s
Ado, II stored At sdvsrtiser's Warehouses. Address
STORAGE. Herald Uptown Branch onics
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Providence. r. l.. Sept 2l, 1s7a
Printing cloths still tend upward with active Inquiry
and she market II fairly established ~ 4c 4fc for
standard aud 64x8s extra cloths hsd
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80
Included in the above 100 bale. to arrive Delivered
contract. 100 bales. FOR future delivery
as Yesterday, after two M.-sepember 40 At
liAc October l0J At u 532c 100 at II 3i6c Novem-
ilnfs J"nsssy 500 S At iS & 100 4 u issae rsb,Ssy
ll2ssc., 800 q, y s-s2c. Total, l,oo0 bales
At il e,sss., so II 5iec. 500 q ii ii.ssc
October, 80 at IL 3l6c, 100 at Ike November, 500
II 7-s,c 100 at liAc. December loo At li4c, 200
II es2c 400 at 5idc 400 At IL 9s2e.: January 600
1900 at ii 7-iec April. 500 II sIs2c Total 72oj
bales Grand total bales The receipts at the ports
were io!lows:GIvesson, lots bales: New Orleans,
3177; Mobile 502: Savannah 63S; Charleston, ,945;
viimington Z54; Norfolk sie New York, II; Boston,
week 6Ols This day last s255 Total since Septem
Der 03593 bales Cotton frcights closed foowsTo
Have, by steam compressed; to by steam,
ze coinpressed to Bremen, by steam, compressed; to
Liverpool 5sd. by steam, Wy sail, 5-6c.
Flour AND GRAIN -Rocsipts-Fiour o35 bbs; wheat.
81 b1shes; meal 547 bbls and 3I5 corn
o5.ool bushels; oats $3.50 do rye, 1917 DO barley
moderate inquiry for low grades and shipping Tbs
sales re about 4COD bb including state Western and
southern, the annexed quotations. Rye -four
steady with OF bbls. Corn meal steady vt
S3 S3 80 for Brandy wine 81 65 81 for
ern Jersey and PennsylvanH yellow. The sales were
InAu. .-1sl..-
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Sept. 21. 1876.
Spanish gold, 22Si4 22Sz. Exchange Hat. On the
United states Gy days. currency, discount; short
sight do, ~ . IOs1 premium. On London 2UX a III
premium On Paris. % 81 premium sugar weak
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Totals. 6615l 52.4iS 1913. $50 1,460
Sales since september L.. l0,442 0u94 Y4,339 50
Stock this day. Sept. 2l TO- no 1924 lO40ll i4lO

Comparing with stock
september 20, 1875. IlOol6 41807 1J9357 1881
Comparing with stock
SEPTEMBER "a 1874 ...... 04ess $500 37.273 COZ
Comparing with stock
september % 1873 .... &c. 3sS 59OS9 3o6. .2a2 4o55
STsAaiNE- Receipts, 50 tercos. The market quiet
at lie for prime Western
TALLowReceipsf2 hhds. l23 bbls. and 10 casks. The
dull and heavy NJ $40 SIC Tho sales
ABOUT su.uUO lbs at &c.
acknowledgements bbis. The market firm;
200 bbls sold at ~ IL.
FREtGilrs in this limo light and the main
Quiry grain tonnage at steady rates In the OF
but ain slightly easier the berth. The
gagements To Liverpool by SAIL 10000 bushels
grain I'D W los, and per steam, 1000 bushels
sd 90 lb 1000 boxes cheese, os lOJ hhds tobacco
4os 100 Ssd To London by sail, 1000 bbs
-four 2 and 10000 bushels grain at I'd 80 lbs
loo bales hops private terms; 100 boxes cheese AIS
sd. Tho charters onibraced AN American ship. l,9s9
tons. hence 20 Lvsrp"ol: with oeals at .o. !;
Cardiff Newport with 3ooo quarters grain at 5s i'd.
balance of In oilcake and Hour private
Italian Qele hence Cork Tor with 5000
quarters grain at es; Norwegian bark hence for
with 1900 quarers same rates an Italian bark TO
reported from Baltimore TO Cork Tor orders with
grain 9s. 3D.; Russian bark arrivs)
with 5000 quarters for do. Vt 6 I'd bark with 2COO
quarters do. east OF Ireland. u.s. I'd.
British bark arrivol thence United kingdom direct,
with 200 at ts 3D. Austrian bark from PhiIs
dephis Cork for orders, with quarters at g. 3D.
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EUROPEAN MARKFT.
FINANCIAL.

:. LosDoS. Sept 2I-Evsnns.--Linsssd oil, asa Cd Z
25a pd. per ewt
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES

$1,000 Dist Col 9. .65's.
.OOO N j Cen 1st. con
lSO,N, l. 4 W u con.
1000 L s, con, c, ID.
2uU shs Dcl6 II Can.
, 1876-04-09

DEATH OF 4 PAOM4SGsA 1A1'a'@-3'"
The telegraph brings the cad news OF tho accl'
denta1 death Of Brother J. B. Herdman. ct Iowa.
the particulars OF which arc Of fearful NATURE
aud will be learned by vide circle Of friends
throughout both the East and West with feelings
Of great sorrow From the meaere informs
ton derived by telegraph, it appears that
deceased WAS crossing the river from
Davenport to Rock Island in haca,
and tad arrived on the Illinois side when tho
hacknan attempted driving across the railroad
track in front Of an approaching engine. Mr.
Herdman seeing the apparent danger jumped
ont of the hack and Was caught BY the engnet
hurled so feet forward, then run over. the en-
zinc crushing the body in d fearful manner. Ihe
hackman it appears escaped being STRUCK Ihs
Coroners vartict was that the Cause Of the a:cl-
dent WAS the reckessness Of the driver. Do
ceosed occupied conspicuous position III the
Order, being Deputy Grand Chancellor OF Iowa.
NOTES.
PreparationH are advancing here in Chicago In
matters pertaining to the Centennial trip Inns
city can turn out as we'll an equapped ana drilled
hody of members as any that Will appear at
Philadelphia, it energy and perseverance are
used.
Gauntlet Lodge No. 4 will confer the amph,
fed third again on Tuesday night At tho Gfano
Lodge Hall; also the first rank at O'CLOCK p
N. the same day.a
, 1876-04-09
CITY LICENSES.
.. - tt]xY$ r71rH

a
ahoEinc M Of the accurate and buElness~nKe way
IL, which the city license department was conducted
under Mayor Colyin, far AZ saloon licenses were
rnncerned was made In THE TRIBUNE some weeks
.oo- It u.v also be remembered that the Mayor
caused to be mado by the police force report OF
MI psces doing buainess as saloons. As "as at tue
time predicted, the report was never shown to any
one nor WIS It compared with the license books or the
CITY Clerks Office, and the variations published, as
Mr.. Coly1n said would be done That be has neFer
.5e So co1nnnrienn IN cartatn. That he never in
tends to may be correctly supposed That he dare not
psnce Mt the license record of tha City Clerk for
The year ending April reveals the tact TINT saloon
keeers are not the only class OF men VINO secure M
muity from their ta1es- Nearly every nTancn Of Ioe
FTetem shows negligence. The fact that u sotne
branches Of buEnes3 the proper n1luhef OF Heenses
to he taken out Is due more to the honesty OF
ths In that business than to the etceut 6horss or
The Mayorb police whose duty it is to sec that no
,Iacea required to have licenses are without then.
There are fhrce policemen On the Mayors 1otce OF
one far each Division Of the city, and the way that
the rprforu their duties is example worthy OF no
followers When it appears that there were put BIZ
licenses for the sale Of powder taken cus ss 5eA1
It ii evident that something is wrong Bnt IL use
less to comment such apparent neglect "nen eVery
nne knows that every gun store and many hardware
stores sell the explosive mate11al'
THE FOLLOWING TABLE
1rsa taken from the City CLERKS records, anu "hlo
some trades viz be to be very well represented.
others arc plainly deficient. The d1st column o. .!
,n1r1s rcr-csc1ts the number Of licenses. the iast
%-
, 1876-04-09

1ntEFQTGISQ1 n1,,1
- Detective pDonnel1, Detectlye smGa' msan'.ines
{1f3cer Ktp reached the corner OF Polk ana 81
Streets routa home, their attention WIS nnder
a mob uf seven who were discussing Po.~anca Pouusn
the 1amp post When the police put n ~ ~ tsct sn
the men crossed to the opposite side ot ~ nfriss
drew their reTolTers and fred away u ane va ht.
With murderous intent. Fortunately no one ,,s a,s
but tho assaulting party was pursued W1lu o a nne
with tike harmless results. Bill Honnnau, 1ao ere
who vas not unidentified a. belonging 10 LAG e"-A"'
caught.
. George n. Burrows and Carrie Il. Williams, who
were written up in TIE TRIBUNE OF fdluas E "a MN
timing money under false pretanses ltg a J., Tha
named Burbank, md whose former oPefa wars betore
Justice Haines sestorday on complaint OF =.
F. Cole, who claims to have been r.. . hson slo,
tim ct the1E masansuon cq nnq pT them Being
SdI hout M e. md counsel r Cole Withdrew the
prosecution with the intention q renewing ads 10
under bonds Of 81 2oo the result of sut before cs
ave Meech precisely similar to the onesoegun ~ oae,
and Williams Is under $500 bonds 70 ansme ~ adui
tery, made by 8. H. Mlcher, who AYERS that M;
is u11lawfully living with one Dou sua11n, anaa ~
Williams. Taken altogether, the pair ~ apo
Williams, give promise to being Peose1 ~ "
precious set Of seoundrels.
ATTACHING AN OFFICER.
At about 10 o'clock last night ns oeer N
the vicinity Of Wabash avenue. party q ax
came along. and It Wabash avenue two o. men sso
ished the strsesamps. Dr. Cook VINO iesiae ho ~
eonmstted fl,e Let and pointed them out to tho
policeman, Policeman who proceeded to arrest them; ZEN;
Tno ocer had tho pair il a,sr custody fon9 wth III
tha7n. when three shota we're fred from behind y n
1spId succession. one Of them took effect In the OH.
GERS left hip the bullet passing Into the groan !e m
other bullet passed through the right side oi n1s
Clothes but did not penetrate to tho flesh.
mick managed to knock down one Of h1s agsai'as s
after he was wounded, but they all escaped. Inc W.
cer after be was shot, walked to tho Arnory Polles
Station where Dr.. Phillips Of 2s3 cark street. dressed
lis wounds The injuries are not Of aerious nata1e