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THE SAYINGS or THE room.
Depositors Gradually becoming Satisfied
that their Money II secure.

that their monev II secure.
The excitement among the depositors in
the east side savings banks Is virtually at an
end. Yesterday, 10 the Bowery, Citizens, and
Bleecker Street Banks, nothing excepting the
usual everyday business was transacted. Early
In the morning there was stu a feverish feeling
exhibited by the depositors In the Dry Dock
Bank, but as the day wore on and the demands
Of each were promptly met, this subsidized, until
at o'clock there were not more than three or
four persons in the place. The Pre- sident says
that during the run neither he nor his officers
have said word to influence the action Of de-
posltors. The best argument" said he, sin a
case Of this kind is to pay them their money.
Certainly they have a right to demand It, and
our duty Is simply to pay 1t over without ques-
ton. AT no time has the bpnk experienced any
uneastness. The depOsitors are becoming con-
WINGED OF this and many OF them are bringing
Long before the doors Of the Mechanics and
Traders Institution were opened TO pay the
NIFTY per cent. dividend declared by the receiver,
Mr.. w j. Best. tumultuous crowd gathered
along the Sidewalks and out into the street in
front OF the building. Policemen were stationed
on the steps OF the bank. and at 10 A. NJ. pre-
cseiy the fret fifty were admitted. They were
formed into line, and az rapdly as possible were
paid of and ushered out through the door op-
posite the entrance. THIS was kept Kept uo
Systematically until o'clock. when the doors
were closed for the day. At that time there was
still an eager crowd waiting for admission. BY
Friday II is thought that all will have been pad
tb cir first dividend.
With regard to any future payments, MIR. Beat
SAYS the books show that the insulation owes
s343.sl639 In excess Of it's assets at their APP
praised value. Ibis amount will be increased
to the extent OF the expenses OF the State In
having receiver appointed. and the receiver
ship. IL Is also liable to be- increased OF dimin-
ished 10y the sale OF the securities, which are
changing In value almost daily. He thinks the
amount the depositors may safely count on re-
cevtng will reach seventy-nve per cent, or three
dollars out Of every four of their respective de-
mands.
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Court CnIendnr- this Day.

SUPREME COUNT CHAMBERS. a. az, 50,
22o, 20 80 go, 2l pa 2i7, 25i 700 276, 277 $50
Can IRON No. 10 To emu OF calendar The assessment
calendar irem No. 14l 10 l55 inclusive
,sSufREsE SopRr 90 TEEN Nos ~ 1sa 1888,
80, 90 b., so 81, no ~ 10. l27, l}''s. Ia.
SUPREME touRr-SPECIAL lERH law and Fact
Ne. 4. JGl, 2S3 dgl. a., 300 JIt ii5 800 4G "A
471, Az. 40 49, ~ 4sl, W. 300, 5l bO2 bO3 5li
300, D. t01. soS, 500 so bll al2, 5l4 900 % seq
b23 52 52; 52s 529, t3O 53l 52, o5S, 53i 535 $50,
stPaFMr touRr-C IFcrII Part l.,No.. 1893, ll?l,
luiD 1900, 2OOl, ldi31S M, 2sly oib. 2Oib 2ut,
205J 4uil 2ui 20j 2O53 2l37, 1853 2odl 10, 2pd7,
u5 900 -Oh3 2uo7, .OJl, 900, ~ 2IvJ 2lDj Iiu5,
2itN 4lli r4rt U.-Not. 6Nl, 1894, 400 1870, ffu,
2i.f 215f ~ 22Gl, 1904 ~ a. 1899, llhS 1919, 261l
tai 1000 bi, Vz. ~ 2oS3, 2Si2. Pm lll-Nus lt2g.
lgh. 1887, 1911 3u6d .531 iNf, 3ls2, s39 Is ~ tsl1
az. no. nos 1898 $50, 2o97, 3lO6 9-o3, 2lsp lsal
SUPERIOR Gorkl-GkHERAL Ikkh -AuJoufhed uhtil
srrEe,os torHr-srrcIAL TERM. Case on, No co.
srrEuIaR Cori.J TRIAL TRRN-Part Nos. 2oi,
81. 10 2ll 200 $50, lii, 49, 2s2 2O5' 2iS' 2oe 25
toANoS pLEAs-EquITY Terminus. 10, 90, IS, II, 4,
CoAuos Pleas TRIAL TERN Part I.-oO9 ooi, 800,
95ii ~ w. va 81 W, g13, ~, 9i9 No ga 20
06 $50, 9lS as QS2 9s3 es4 $50, 0s6, Ds7 OsS, 49,
900 N9l lo2. O0a, 9Di. p05, b7s.
hARlHR nouRT-IRIAL lEnM.-Part I.-f2ls 3is5,
44OS, 1910, 455 4ob3 1868 b0sg 4U9 400 47Ol 400
t1O7, 4l0s PIT Il,-Nos, 43l2, l622 400 03l2 1857,
1919 AM AIS, t722 4723 4724 A726 4727 4732 473.
Part lI-Nos 400, 4i6s, 693l, 7l2s bl59 0lBl $780,
o5Si, 0lS4 oQol, 9v0sI e5ty, olsS, V2sii 7QW,
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DIED.

CHArTERToN West End. n I Oct. I. stephen
H.. only son OF g. H. and b. Chstterton aged "a years.
Funeral services at the residence Of his parents 3ls
West st. Psul's AZ on Friday atlernoon. ON ins- AT
O'CLOCK Take Pavonia Az and West End cars ~
DouGLAs;I,AI copike, N. Y. on Tuesday morning.
The frends OF the family are respectfully invited to
.ttend NE funeral from MS late Residences All 9th av.
the American Meter CO., ia the 68l wear OF his
Relatives and friends Of the fanny are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence.
200 west 2is st on Ihursuay 5tl INST At II O'Clock.
E,nslqs Nj be saksn 10 llrrl own iot srnent
pANlDsON.-Ou "Wednesday, pcf =, william David
The relatives aud friends ~ the family arc respect
fully inUt-i attend tie funeral from he lac rest
ocnce. li9 East bls st. IN friday OCT ct o'clock
GWYER--on wednesday, Oct l. rasbe Gwyer,
helstV ald tricn is ~ q lHnig ave invited to at
tend funeral AZ the Fifih Avenue BAPTIST hurch
tnth near On av On FRIDAY jta insi At 2 +. NJ,
HAMILl.-On tuesday. Oct g. after a long and pain
fu ilAess' hooer Hainll' sandy HOOK Plot, aged "a
Relatives and friends and New York Sandy look p-
ots. are sptcttuY invited 70 attend h.s funeral on
Jackson ST.. wlliansburgh.
HINES.-At his res dence IN Wednesday morning,
Thomas Hines In the 18th yesr " his aye
HE funeral VIII axe place frofl his ite residence,
1eo south st. BROOKLYN, On saturday morning. at 10
o'clock, to Ste. Peter and PauiH Church. where so
MIfHtN rOn Tuesday. oct 3. Mrs Ann Mithen,
The relatives aud friends are respectable invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 2Oi Norh "a
sMIrH.-At Spuyten Duyvil. On the 81 iust., John
I :. smith. NJ D., ased 4 years Il PARALYSIS
IN N invited to attend lis funeral from the residence
OF his son. DR.. T. franAlin Smlth ~ East l2sth So on
slip al 1850 ana I1:3o laniine a. ijOin - and 81 sy
Tram leaves 4@d H. depot At 1880,
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THE ELIzABETH cHURCH SCANDAL
The Presbytcry Di-soivine MIR. Patterses's
Pastoral Relation with his Church.

The pastoral relations Of the Rev. j. b.
Patterson with the Second Presbyterian Church
OF Elizabeth were dissolved by the Elizabeth
Presb,tery in session In WestHeld yesterday
The developments OF Tuesday led many to be-
lleve that further action would not be taken I'M
I'll the next session. Late on Tuesday the Rev.
Drs Bauvelt. Rankin, aud Williamson. and
Elders Thompson aud Pierson were appointed
to consider upon Mr.. psttersons case. Yester-
day morning the committee gave nofice shat
they were prepared y make their report to the
PfesONtery IN executive session. me secret
session lasted three hour. anu then II was
'unced tnat the charges against the pastor
were IN great part sustained, and bis connec-
tons with the church were severed.
Much sympathy IL manifested IN Elizabeth for
the erring clergyman and II Is said that he will
be either recalled to minister to bis old flock, or
VIII he assigned to new charge.
There are still certain members OF his old
congregation who cherish animosity toward
him, and threaten to Withdraw should he 10
placed over them again. Many Others say that
II IL comes To the worst they Will secede and
build him a church.
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REPUBLIcAN EAKcrIoN FRAUDS.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars TO Bride In-
specIOrs in Indiana aud OHIO.

One Hundred Thousand Dollars TO Bride In-
speciOrs in Indiana aud OHIO.
About two weeks ago IL was rumored
that the Republican managers In this city were
recruiting repeaters ana ballot-box suffers for
use IN the Indiana and Ohio elections. The
Democratic National Committee, becoming
satisfied, after investigation, that the story was
not without foundation, warned the State Com
mittees OF those two states The committees
In those states acted promptly, ana made ar
rangcmetts Go give the repeater5 a warmer re-
ceDtiun than they might wish. The publclty
given 70 Inc plot convinced the Republicans IL
attempt g. Xerute H. lney have not, however,
gwen up tLclr intention to che "a the Democrats
In those States. Iney nave determined to aC-
COmDlish their purpose by fdsu counting. A
Republican OH .ehulder, who has often helped
tue Philadelphia Republicans 10 cheat at eirc-
tom, said yesterday that the lndi ma aud OHIO
Democrats should watch their uSpe, tor-, rui-
vaAsers. and poll clerks. ono hu .dred inOu-
every dollar OF II will be used, II necessary, to
briDe the democratic election officer. Ine kc-
publicans believe that they can uud lnant ~
those Officers VINO will do their work for nall
sum"
IL is the Republicans Intention to offer these
election officers 500 each, and to increase that
sum to 500 or even more, II necessary. Ihey
are determined to carry those states II possible,
and Will expeDd more than $1,000 II necessary
50 accomplish their design.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Oct A-Rsceipts Of
beeves were l42 car loads or e07 head MAKING a9s
since Monday, against sou for the same tinse e.s
week The offerings INCLUDED comm9n % premium ma.
The market was generally dull, and closed wesT ~
about the closing figures OF last Monday A few 40.
lected extra premium steers sold at fO<N lie
n, to dress 81 ms. to the gross cwt but strictly
prime cattle averaging more than Leo0 MS, went at
dress So Ms. while common to farlsh Texans were sold
at 64Cd7c., to dress 54a55 Ds
Receipts OF sheep and lambs % LOADS, or
6e41 head, making bt35 since Monday, against b,7i8
enough TO take ell the stock offered aud at good prices
but not 40 strong a. IL yesterday Sheep ranged
from &c to d<c v n, lambs from &C. TO &C. n, with
few extra sold at INC.
Receipts OF bogs were a. car loads or 1891 head max
ing 7,t54 since Monday, against 1901 for the same
time last week. The market not Arm as report.
ed yesterday, but fair with sales Of State aud Ohio
hogs, alive, at 6asa6Jkc. IN.
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In State bonds the only sales were In Tennessee Sc.
Old al AIS DO. Is isx aud Virginia consoli
dated "a series, 49, Railroad bonds were moderately
dealt IA, with the principal transactions follows:
Morris Essex I'd. 100 Mirgan Central IS lO1le
tfc lis. a iuier'.i. via Nouh Missouri lists. 0sss
So-s ONO aud Mssi-sI 2! J1 ONO aud Mississipui
h,oiaN,i sir sac inai, "li ra'ri lacife l,ts u;
- Louis an ltol Mountain L.. 'Nf lVrlo ana Wa
ua-u lris, Us Great MtsftlA -l-. 49, luut. Iud
NhshN llc consolidated bcs. x lticst 90 A" .uNtt
aud - Paul CO. sulgatcl snt iag fuhI, - chicago.
lock Island and Paclnc = ius'stlW'st - " dcts y
Central l-t., con-ulialcl N3'g N"H Jrraey C-atrai
convertible ~; Milwaukee, aud -. Pau lst. La
division lOe. Chicago ami Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bOnu- Pi'e Michigan south IN eos lot ;
lnOn Pacific Its, lOu.r loeco and " anssh 2d- ~
lengh anu W. Il. consolidated dUs Western Union
Telegraph, coupon 1900, JO3 Delaware and Hudson
registered Sis 1855.
q The opening ligh est. lowest, and r. NJ. closing
prlces OF rlOcAs TOMMY were.
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FRYE-ZoNCApA.-ln Brooklyn, Oct. 3 at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother ny the Rev James W. Coo
of Greenvle. \. - MIR D. 0rn40nd FRYE 70 Miss Lizzie
Zoncada both Of brooklyn.
AWDON-BELDlNG.-At Amst rrdam SEPT. eS, AZ
the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev. L.
Teller. assisted by the Rev. DR. GOodalc r. W. Raw
OF Little Falls, ~ " Mise Jennie Il Belding Of Am
sterdsm.
at the Church Of the Holv Trinity hy the Rev stephen
II. Tying. Jr., ID. d. Clarence D. OF the Gaylor
New YORK ctv.
lH-THOMAs-At the Church OF the Divine Pa
ternity New YORK. Oct. 5. by The Rev. r. n. Chaplin.
ID. D.. Alexander smith of onkers. Y, to Mary
boy. -
fRAFrON-w ILLIAMS.-In Dichton. Mass, Sept.
% by the Rev T. Dawes, Mr Benleulin A. Trafton OF
Dgh 20 Miss Lillian May, daughter Of the late Capt.
Charles Williams o. Berkeley.
MOOD-PAGE.-At Brooklyn. Oct 2. 1915 by tho
Rev Emory J. Haynes, James ] Wood VI Brooklyn 70
Miss Ella A. Page Of Branforr Conn
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WEDNESDAY, oct. 4.-FLouH AND MEAL
low sr Ss S sS's grades We're I 6c 5S
extended business was checked by lac scarcity Of DC.
Il good demand We quote. state and Western
Western spring wheat extras, s5lGtt5tll do. \ K
and KAN. S.60%ti.2', du. winter wheat ana AA.
pug extras, Is gOssdl5, southern baser. All family
brands t1Spst, so sCn,leta shipp,s efras % 30 .
t331rts35. Rye nour-supernne. si.saIt5.e,.
'S eans% n ipS Ss o1 na
10 i5idc Future aeiver. dec ined ii5e Sale. il, oj
Soyspei i ssG for bsce@6cr ~ ssG n n0'
II 2o'l2c: for April Liverpool market easier midi TX
ens n' al % % si and
hams hardly any IN market bacon INe.trh nor
ciy hams ase ioqc iSg smSAe ana i,'ea dnI
Scarcely so nrn sses on the spot 20 cs at 5000 %
pmme city and tIoS5 for prime Me',sr9 sa9 ti3r
otJo6er ,l0lo tor NoycmoGr ana s9., ,s o., f.. .I
ne winter month"; Dressed neg. Nc SSs. a,
sell shipping grade state prme TO- hoi,r w .. 80
a. 2sc., common 10 good 1,e2lrt creamery, ".S ,'c.
Cheese steady eHeeP Tor ie~ ETaa'f S'"s s.
GRtiIN-Wncat ls3c 6rrtcr, WIN go.l export de
nj Pq 6l " oa sud i@i Or a S 9q;
nlb Tor % N9 3s9rMs ~ 2nsfl 20 for new new 90 :
sard I'D 50. Clnago, 81 Is size, aol nterward
nrmcrt S,oio bush st,lcsoiar Sdc Baury and marley
malt very Urn, bn, g,'' Das alLS Ia. ,er neiicri
nut white al 500 TO- I'iug 80. 2ut ale new state
40 ilr Tor hiAru. ANA ih,.I- fI White Corn ugau
ler hi-nrr go active; slr, 2abnol bush m BOO 69Ltc
for mixed Nc.lern' iucuaihg steamer grade A. 9'la
Yellow, ~ suu', Mn q, %, ,oJ9c. ltluN southern, 1s
c.tnc, ard wnile do, G1ed.c. Also $1,000 Ou d. sal
mixed lur NClohtt JAc.
tHocHnE RIO e fec vas Quot hn' rrm OWING .,
AsrArcltf safes 81 ndN bags Ht liNfumurU at 1855
whole range quoted at 100. luAlc. gold. MIA grade
qurt NJ 2ia28c Tor Java AMI la liirc Tor Maracsh9
both COLA. Rec Hnd mDllsscH lt'tf AM uucl In-td
Raw sugars quiet at sAiHNc. for Mr D. good rrLnup
Cunai sales 2iOu hags tcutltuIA al W. keluld ~
fair rrquts II al lnH(1tlic. fOr hard-.
suNDREs-NNal stores were quiet and not over and
above steady spirits turpcntle 3ile4 Soc and strain
ed TO good ro-ln o. .9les2 Pcrocgm vas quiet but
ETm nj lie for crude in bulk AMI 2bc, Tor rthued ~
barrels Ocean freghts were more active ana Nrm r.
with the tone quite DuOyHnt. Grain 20 LiNefpnu ~
steam, 8g.d.i DO by sail, 7%SSd.i hou "a, gram ~
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LONDON. by steam, Sd; hops va; cheese ass, grain
i9d s6. ey steam sdi DO 70 Cork for orders. n
no. 70 Hamburg, o. 6d refined petroleum %
IN o. crude do, to Hsvre OF bordeaux ~.
napn.ns same VOYAGE, A.. ID; cotton, from
a r 70 Liyerpool or Hayre whiskey
active and steady At shaslis lac 'A"'S' ie''" '"'"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05
SUFFOLK County Democratic Nominations.

For shtrH, WIIIllm TT, MontTOrt OF HuhIIng
ton, County ClorN, Gilbert H. ketcham Of RlycrAead
in lcc OF the Sessions, John = Hunting supcru
teuGtut of the Poor oounuh skiDMure ut lAuN IA
mtnUer oi Asseub. !, Francis NJ, brh Of AattnucA.
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0nccn. Connlr pemoeralie NomInanon

For County Clerk. John II. Sutphin OF Jamai-
cai for sneuG q. +. Rushnau OF Hampstead Tor Jus
tlcc ~ the Sessions. C res j. Cnpp of oyster b'y
for turOlcrs, Dr. VIM. wood Ut Jamaica Joan NauUi
Of NewtONu, aud Ouu McN army If NrWtONn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Dyeine and Glen niua.-New YORK Dyeine and
Printing Establishment, Staten Island. Otices, gs
Duane ST., 1852 BrosIway 80 9Th sv'. New YORK 1893
aud los Perrepont st. Brooklyn. Established 81 ycars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Browns Bronchial Troches contain ingred,ena
acting specially on the organs Of voice. They havo
an extraordinary efcacyn all affections OF the throat
and larynx restoring healthy when relaxed either
from cold or verererton OF the voice. ana produce
clear enunciation They particularly recommended
to singers aud public speakers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Furniture aud Carpets, cheapest in New York,
at Cowperthwalts, loo anu l67 Chatham ST. IL snVw
rOOms.-Adp.
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The deadly gin OF pneumonia may he warded
OF win iidle's Huney OF llurthuund and Tar.
Pace TOOthache Drops cue IA one mlnute.-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Parker'- Ginger Tonic .trengthens the ap-
petite and makes dig ston II the only effect
I've emedy Tor Dyspepsia aud other Ills common TO the
stomach and bowels Sold by all druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

The highe,t award grn nted anv Exhibitor
~ Centennial Exposition IL gwen the Elastic Truss Co.
Tor SIX Elastic Trusses. sold Ouly at 1913 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Infantile fevers and spasms are not possible
while Monells ieetalpg Cordial can be had 2tc.-Adr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

Arrived-WEDNEsDAY.O Oct. 4.
s. New Orleans. Dearborn, New Orleans Sept "a
IS cry Of Havana, Philips. Havana Sept %8
IS Albemarle. Gibbs. Lewes Del
IS Lancaster, Mills Philadelphia
IS Columbus, Reed, Havana. sept 30
So New YORK, Quicg, New Orleans sept 81,
bs Eleanora. johnson. Portland.
IS Cinada. Franguel, Havre sept "a.
BARK PeDpino Gugnano, De hartino, Dublin "a days.
BARK Spring, Gaylord. Newcastle ~ days.
blrk hllzt Bars Neeey. Bermuda II days.
Also the usual river and coestwise vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-05

SILK Ela.iie and Thread Elastic Trn.se..-
The best AT The low est prices the 0st perfect trusses
OF All Kinds. Poineroy Truss Co 5tJ Broadway.
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MLRINE INTELLIo ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMArAo-rHe DAT.
sun rises. OF sun sets..... 8 81 Noon rises 81
men vArRR-rHls DAY.
sandy Hook. 81 GOV Island. 90 Hell Gate. 10 ~
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Rupture cured bv DIR. Msrsh's treatments
tDyesrs experience. 2Vesey ST. Aston House. No up
town branch
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WHAT THE YOUNG MEN SAY
THE SOUTHERN QUESTION AT THE
NORTH AND UTH.

WHY Wen OF all sections should support MIR.
1iIdcn In the Present Contest Earnest
Letters from Massachusetts and Virginia.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: For the
sake of q cause that transcends in importance
all the efforts OF its advocates, by as much as
the welfare OF our country transcends all merit
Of its individual citizens, I send you these
letters, drawn forth from young men who are
strangers to me personally by my letters on the
Southern question which you did me the honor
to print some time ago. l think your readers
will be struck with them, coming Us they do
from communities so far apart and Of such DIFF
ferent habits Of thought and feeling as those
which prevail In Massachusetts, and virginia.
Yours very respectfully,
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Sold by Druggists,
That wonderful bilious remedy. Quirks Irish
lea II cSrts only 2S cent? spscsass'-Zav'
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Susintss Hotties.
Card

Card
TO cIT1zENs AND sTRANGERs'
KNox's FALL HAT READY,
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TILDEN AND TWEEDISM.
Je0V. JOHN A. DIX q ETs AN ANSWER
TO HIS QUERIES.

John Folev Tells the seductive Old Governor
the story Of his Inju notion suit and Of MIR.
1fiden's Relations to the " hole Campaign
Against Tweed's Ring-Tiiden Always
Sound Reasons why MIR. Foley Supports
the Reform Candidate for president.
The New York herald., 1876-01-26
STATE MILITARY ASSOCIATION.

ALBANY, Jan. 25, 1876.
The Military Association Of the State Of New York
met in Geological Hall at half past three o'clock p NJ.
to-day. Major General James W. Hustled, President of
the Association, presided, and Major John Pratti,
Recording Secretary acted secretary. There we're
very members present, and all business affecting
the interests of association deferred until to-
morrow when larger attendance is expected.
On motion Of Colonel oliver Lieutenant Colonel
Amasa j. H. Parker, Jr of the Ninth regiment, and
on motion Of Colonel Charles Spencer Captain Fred
erick Whitaker professor OF rife practice, Fifth regi
ment were admitted 10 membership.
An invitation was received from Adjutant General
Townsend to attend his reception tomorrow evening,
and on motion Of Colonel Chamberlain IL accepted
An invitation from the Grand Army Encampment TO
attend their dramatic entertainment this evening was
received and accepted.
On motion of Colonel Chamberlain the Legislature
was invited to attend the delivery OF the annual ad
dress before the association tomorrow evening.
On motion OF General Woodward a similar invitation
was extended to the Governor.
Captain Jones' of the Sixteenth battalion presented
petition from that battalion for amendment TO the
code OF last year.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-01-26
STATE TREASURER OF NEW JERSEY.

RESULT OF THE REPUBLICAN JOINT CAUCUS
GEORGE M. WRIGHT SELECTED.
TRENTON Jan rs 1876.
The republican joint caucus might, after thirteen
ballots, nominated George n. Wright Of Bordentown,
for State Treasurer to succeed General Gershom Mott
the present incumbent. His opponents were Messrs.
Bartlett of Trenton Hopkins, of Gloucester; Brtton
OF Morristown and Hays, OF Newark The last ballot
stood-wright, 25 Britton, %.
James s. McDanalds present State Librarian, was
nominated by acclamation for that Office joint
meeting Of the Legislature will be held tomorrow
ratify the nominations.
Mr. Wright is sixty five years OF age. He served in
the Senate for term nine years ago, and was
formerly officially connected with the old Camden and
Amboy Railroad. He is interested in canal traffic.
The State Treasurershp is for term Of three years
The New York herald., 1876-01-26
ENGLAND.

THE MONEY MARKET-THE ERIE HALLWAY
THE TEI.EGRAPHs.
LONDON, Jan. IS, 1870.
It's now thought the Stock Exchange that the
bank rate OF discount will be reduced Thursday from
1ve per cent.
The Tunes in its financial article to-day says:-The
money market remains inactive The business con-
ssts chiefly Of loans. which yied better pront and
quicker returns than dscounting bills Of exchange.
Consequently discount quoted in several quarters
above the actual market rate, which Is not above 3h
Per cent for three months bills The Bank OF England
is doing discount business at all The inclination Of
Continental exchanges continues favorable to England
In consequences OF large OF stock here for the
account OF Continental dealers"
The Dundee Advertiser says that o. G. Miller and
Robert Fleming, of Dundee, have been requested by
the committee OF the bond and share holders Of the
Erie Railway TO undertake the reorganization resolved
anon at the recent London meeting
They have agreed and win start for New York on
Saturday
The telegraph lines throughout the country still
aeranged and messages every direction seriously
delayed.