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The New York herald., 1876-03-13

L SIMMONS, DICKINSON A co y GRAND MONTH.
N. " distribnton the .llavana plan 10 be drawn
March -. also Royal Havana Of Cuba, draws March II
Full information by applying addressing j. CiUTE
2cp BroAdway or box 4.e6y Post Office.
L CHRONIC CATARRH DEAFNESS: IMPROVED
n method: instantaneous reiiei. permanent cures DR.
STODDARD, \ " est 18th "
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DRoOKLYN THEATRE
Monday TSesd"y aud Wednesday evenings aud saturday
THE UNION so1HRE rHsifRE IVA Co5NrASY. including
Mr. Charles x rhorns, Jr Miss Kate clsSton, Mr. stuart
Rs'on Mrs Marie rE T1" 4% = ssss a s Union square sac
Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
p4mIsI.xx yAg,IEETIEs. yA;IEr5s. liSrn 81. ,AND BROAD.
Evening" o,eocE MaIinsss Tuesday Thursday aud SAT.
Mos, varied. beauilluf entertainment in New York
abandonment Corps de Ballet in America
Finest combination OF talent IN the universe
Stranger, eelish. Envy Of rival. Pride Of the city
prior 70 ,hsr departure on Their spring tour.
SS.ss S.sss E TE SSEID4 SSEEBA SSzSGSTy SSsSESTyy
NH. o' rE RY9rSG scTF1Sss ;ss s' SssS SSfs"i'
BsiI9S THE s6yLpT1E's PEE1S ,SsyI:.ma
brilliant AND unprecedented hit
ny %EgE %Eyk sSSSSEE sSSSSSSEE w %FEs %FFEs RoSSEF soSSEE
yirst appearance Of the California prima Donna.
'A' psfhs Mss sFs EaiTS fIi's Z. fsHoE s4s EAeiHo
Trst appearance Of he celebrated Female Athletes
our on a LARK
WILEY HAMILTON Ia four character parts.
MR., iiOnN,;E wEsrERS.
yh9se wondEan. skill has never been eqnaiied.
w., dSl:Sxy % % s!ISiSG STAR: iS SLio
ME-. Miss nlilA MINxIE Il sIicKSEY III MIs Nile SkNk STkAMNnkARA
MMis Mis ANNIE SIIE, ,M11HT0x 16x MIis. SLLIgy1EYSEp.
cHoRGE xfKiNs' JnoTx IocKw0on
TiIE PEERLESS ARSOLDS.
rhqrs 5 6Ss one PA fsri.isn variety Theatre.
(yHcKEEISa HALL. IsfH.sr ASD srH Av.
" The Great Ienien kesreation.
The Old and The New.
With maenseen, cosmogr.phis Illustrations
IN. oo and ,se ever! Wednesday and saturday
Verdict e The g'', ,ss.s gr' SS Sas s"Ss 1sau,.
tickets a. schuberth'A - Union SQUARE
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DENTISTRY.

A SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT i2s
N West J4h between 9Th and Tth avs. broad
way special mechanical dentistry. coral rubOer
pearl whaiebone rubber gold aud patna Plumpcrs
Regulator 6c Take from Grand
NEWBROUGn. 1873 wen aathsL
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
MOODY AND sANKEY

HIPPODROME BUILDING.
NOON SERVICE from II TO l O'Clock EVERY DAY.
Womens meetng from TO AZ in Fourth Avenue Hall.
Thursday and Friday
Tickets for afternoon free application Tho addresses
Of the afternoons will be repeated same evening.
Every night at O'Clock In Madison Avenue Hail. and
overflow meeting hour In Fourth Avenue Hall.
Young mems meeting Fourth Avenue Hail. every night
O'Clock and Saturday night meeting at Association Hail.
Esd st. and 4th av., \ clock.
Monday night service will be conducted by Rev. Mr.
ders and Mr. Sankcy
Mr. Moody will young inqurers only
Association Ha every Monday night ut O'Clock
No services at the Hippodrome Saturday and
meeting Sunday.
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A FOR SALE, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DOGS,
N. fancy Fowls Pigeons, Parrots. &c Medicine for all
diseases At L. n MEYERS, West Sd ST., Broad
way.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. /.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE NEW YORK
IN Elevated Railroad Company will present TO the Gen
eral Term OF Court he held and for the
First Department the Court lone in the city Of New
court day for confirm alton the o. the Com
mssoners appointed by orders of said Court dated LIST
December and the 18th day of January last TO
whether the railway described in the petition OF
said railroad ought 10 be constructed and operated
by said railroad company through and along the
streets specified said which report
filed with the Clerk Of the said Court the sth day Of
L. c. DELAvAN Attorney for Pettioaers.
JAMES EAOTr, of counsel
MARCH 9. 1876
DIIES. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OR PILES PER-
maneny eradcated in four weeks without liga-
caustc &c consequently without pain Perfect cure
guaranteed in instance and cent charged
until effected DR. HOYr. Fl West gath st. -
CPEcIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Mr.. ID. L. MOODY
and
Mr. IRA ID. SANkEI
Ohice of the Committee of Arrangements,
northwest corner 2dth 4. aud 4th
The committee inform the public that the expenses for
carrying the the Hppodrome will amount 70
at least S4DOU To meet this large they must rely
solely voluntary subscriptions Neither Mr. Moody nor
Mr. Sankey receive anything their services they
IN directly or indirectly interested in any proht
resulting from the sale of hymn books -
Those disposed contribute this work will please SEND
= w SAMUEL THORNE
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements,
96th corner 4th
J. PIERPoSr MORGAN. IRE asurer 23 Wall St
CTUTTERING-U. 5. SrAMMERING INSTITUTE CDR.
- White All 4th best city references until
perfectly cured Call or send for circular.
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AMUsEsIENTs.

WALLAcK's.
w Proprietor ard Manager. .Nr LESTER wALLAcK
FIRST NIGHT
Of the
WONDER
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MONDAY EVENING, MARCH l3 1876
win be produced Mrs. Centyre's brilliant i've comedy Of
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tor the District Of Illinois, January Term is7a
Abram - Baylis. Trustee. The Lafayette Blooming
ton and Mississippi hallway Company al. Chancerv.
To the bondhodcrs OF said Lafayette Bloomington and
Mississippi RAILWAY Company" -
In pursuance tho Of the Court rendered the
above entitled the 18th day Of January A. d. 1876
you you hereby notified produce
Office In tho city VI Springfield. III. within torty
day rOf this date. the purpose Of enabling IN
la accordance with the y
above me Decree all bonds held by You ssued
by the named Lafayette Bloomington aud Mis-.
j. A. JONES.
Master ia Chaucery.
Dated at sprngheid H. this 2sth day Febrnary is7e
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PIANOFORTEs. ORGANS. &C.

A -A-ALL PERSONS DESTROYS OF PURCHASING
n. genuine second hand Stenway Piano invited to
call at waereoms where number OF seinway Pianos.
all In perfect condition., and some Of them nearly
constantly on hand also second hand Pianos Of other
Attempts arc constantly made IN this city and elsewhere
BY mskcrs Of bogus pianos and their agents 90 sell their In
similar that many people notice difference and
purchase The spurious wor'he. instrument for genuine
will take the gmesr Of same and call write
genuine sTEiSwAY IONS. steinway Hall,
iU7 aud Ill East 18th ST. New York
A sTEINwAY 4 son ROSEWOOD PIAXoroRrE
"a cheap iOr % ea;h a. also an esssn. upright windsor
Organ $500 for $50 Call residence 100 West
I'D St, near Sch av.
LADY WILL SELL Az kLkdANr csRvED Legs
n Chekering Pianofoe. cost <6 o. for less than 500;
Cover 2s East sd 81 near % av.
A -roR RkNT UPRIGHT SQUARE ASD GRAND
IL. Pianos OF our own make; also for sale and rent
% RSaBE ' 'sa % ssS Sssss' sSoss SS S' t.
A GREAT OFFER--HORACE WATERS A SONS. 4si
n Broadway. New York. will during this week rent
pays the price Of the Instramsnt as per contract.
4 BEAUTIFUL. PfAxOFoRrE. ONLY 500; A
~ steinwsy rianoorts ~ octave carved Leg, over
IS waveriey place. near Broadway.
A LOT OY SECOND HAND PIANOS. IN THOROUGH
n order for sale nc moderate prices Also Pianos in
cHicKERIyc SONS 100 9th av., corner 18th y.
a BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN .0C.
n PianofOrie. cost $3.50, Tor siOl 24S East h
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR EhEGAST
n Stelnway sons Panoforte at sacrifice four round
~, octave. richly carved ease affae,
Pianu ali improvements 81 CO., or 25 Stool.
Cover "a octave Upright Piano quarter .mnst be
sold Box for shipping Call brown stoue private tesdencs
No "a West 10th ST.
a "A FEW SECOND HAND wEBkR PIANOS AT 4
n. great bargain They have been used bot few months
By artists snd are really ess a. good are h Pe5ss.
WAREROOMS. 5th av. corner lthh
RARGAINs;-7 OCTAVE PIANOS xloo. SIR. ASH; {;
I'D upright square Pianos feut ~ monthly Melodesns
SO GORDON son. i3 East iith -
DIANOs-FROM $50 TO $3.50 PAYABLE YnON IS TO
III <iO monthly. or rent, % upward BETfS Ware
rooms 7Ss Broadway. corner 10th Il.
DIANOs-LARGE STOCK TO RENT OR SILL. tIsK.
ducing st0ckl at lower prices than Tall and
them at MEKRkLL's. No sunion square
d.1OS-7 OCTAVE UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS.
DlZO in perfect order $40 monthly lnstanenis until
paid kkAkAUER. S51 Bowery.
AMUSEMENrs.
DRoOKLYN ACADEMY OF Music
ID KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA,
TO NIGHT, THE STAR or THE NORTH
KELLOGG AS CATTERiNA
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A A. CARPETS
The largest assortment in the city
OF the latest Spring Styles
Also
an entre stock from auction
Immense Bargains
English body Brussels. from 81 so per yard
Tapestry Brussels. from 81 per yard
lngrains from 5Oc. per yard
Lace Curtains
from
One Dollar
per pair to the finest imported (about half prcel.
Curtain. Net and Cottage DrApery oretonnea
Reps Furniture. ChintEcs. &C.
Wiudow Shades. Cornces. &c
English and American oreloths (all widthsA
SHEPPARD KNAPP's.
is3 and las 9th av
MANAGED CLOTHS, cAssIMLkEs. sATiNRTs. KEN
the broadway IRE, low prices
WILLIAM MATHEWS. 50 catharine st.
CIDE AND SPACE PLATING; ALSO DOUBLE BOX
save your goods BY calling JOSEPH ss Fonyth ST.
doors from. Canal -
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NERVOUS ENHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
~ comprising series Of lectures delivered Kahns Mu
AuAtnnly New York the cure ~ pre-
mature Decline showing indisputaby health m AZ
regancd ntordng clear synopsis OF the mpediments
marriage and the tnent of nervous aud
being the result cf ~ years experence Price - Al
dress the authpr DR. H. j. KAHN occe aud resldenee 81
East 10th st. New York
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SATURDAY. Dec. 2.-FLouR AND MEAI-The
Fisaaf pTiee. o. ys.terday ssTs sise,s n.,asansS
sorn meal, hewsVer, Tough, r1shcr ,prc's We
s81r. STAT &C.. ,stsSsSGl western spring waest
1r Sa ~ Sseas aaa go va - ' nsac.o
elr,nn.st cN 'eynf 1na. "a ~ e
sou nern snipping eK'ras. 75asd 20 Corn IneA
nour--suptrnne si.sNLsjao BucK~heaI nour. y 100
CorToS spots dull. AID agar ilec lover; miedlms
upaas' a. 10 "a s.S BALE, tutur, ,arislc eut
H. n, .r;b ' r Hn2 i7. ,' ~
Mav isrccipts A. ihe por,s 2o5og b les.
I~,NisioSs Iots easle.i I'm rfe ga bu,iness
Al % t ~ cy nm ir ncs. fSf faf. Gcy
NJ ,aic anl eid, reeuesd eei9 ri W, oeef hams
sod moderately Il g. fSr city ns clear on the spot.
saa eA for ,hor, d. pecehbcT 6'lS,,r,, GU IL. 80
ga tiu9sla for rinc Western .nd les ac.iye III.
slO ~ Tor December. 1850 Tor January, An siOA0
igr .ufusry ~ t,r ana .n,ss w. trSsa Se,
GRAIS- WneAt very army held and quiet small saos
q s'Ssfi "a 10. =, ti2Stetl * No |, tLaost 81
a ,ts slse Bary and Ssfiey utit quet o.ts
s a4s ni HS ga'S nj 10 %iis "a
Tor ware 10, including No. at a. 9!,l
corn again thcr dr rel. hut scu'e; sales io Ool
hus Al StaGie. ior wesiern nTIed lseudias Neos |
aid sAs Gle sai "a X ava Ao.2 G nc. ~ Ut uVee
dolce. steamer mixca, bsl9s5ee. stern naked
GRocETEs Rio tfee higher ami mere active sales
here aid vt Rltimtre ld.2sl bags private tcrns
quoted a ~ 2Wec old mi lradcs nrnl. VIII 800
Narac4On At lsb4a lsc, $50 la Bahia al I4A4
au 90 haics VI Nicau a. lp.dl7atc gold hoia-se-
quiet tor foreign; domestic SOLD To the extent Of 80
O0i, blae56c. RICE quiet and unchanged. Raw gu
gars hrnl anu quiet 10 salcs fair 10 .ood rennns
Cuba WtLlOisc rcnncd and dun at l2Ctl.AlC. for
hi rus 1880. li5er. tor A."
SuNpHlKs -tpiris iurpentinc was active and arm
aalee boo bbs se.r'- option 40 days. AZ aIc RoHIns
auiot. cut nrn ~ 26ctt2.35 for common 10 g.od
.Is1 rI az a s eas ne TAT as ri rIS
Ocean frcights quiet. out hrm tor berth room IN
charters pretty good business done; to Liver.
pool by steam. gram AT OIL bacon AT 90 lur lY sa
b.. do TO Brsto BY steam, S., proyis uns to Ham
by steam Dos grain to Cork for order Is I'D "
q Oh. y q-i DO 10 Gibraltar for orders a. do "
Dublin, Us nj slate and O cake ~ 2J rcnu"d ptfrO
eum u Antwerp and Bruen b.. ~ OF. lUlp 60
to he Medte raue y, H. lg1d tats - Genoa 2Iltcr
gold; and Java. iOc. MhsSey arm. vim 200 Ubs
so0 AZ tl.Oo raiiow dull aud easy Al sAdSltc
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In Love with Mise Kellogg.


A young lady III one of the interior
towns In the state. a highly accomplished mu-
stefan and an ardent admircr OF Miss Kellogg.
came L. Detroit last Week to hear her favort".
After listening to her on wednesday evening Size
determined to have interview with the ialr
singer. and accordingly the next morning de-
sputchcd "a note setting forth in phrases at deli
cate compliment her admiration ui MignOn.
Miss Kellogg curly replied that she would re-
cciNc 40 callers. Another note met with the
fate Il the nrst Al interview Ma codly re
fused.
The opera company were to 60 to Chicago by
special train, leaving on SUNDAY morning. To-
the station the young lndS repaired. but Was In
formed that the tram wOud tau no way pa-ren-
gers. and wa refused ticket Then She be-
Miss Kellogg. At the door Of the car she met a
Wiuiun in top boots. who sternly Insisted that
she had lao bu,iHes, ia there but she brushed
him away. and a second later had Miss Kellogg
la her arms. to tn" unqualified astOnishnicnt ol
that lady. and the imminent peril of her back
hair aud SUNDAY hat. When She found breath 10
inquire why this Wa thus, she leaned back and
gllad into the face Of q fresh, falf young GAL,
vita no SYMPTOM - insanity. but only CON
-uined with an irresistible passion, and bound
TO declare IL then and there. The cautatric"
listened and as shc did 20 her heart warmed to-
ward the spirited young visitor. and size held Out
her hand ia token Of friendship. A. the bell
rang Tor the train Ia start the damsel besougnt
the favor 81 Kiss and Miss Kellogg gracinu-.y
presented her check, and warmly returned the
ralufntltu
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IN INDIANS WONDERPUL sHor.
Fifteen Ducks AZ One Dischargc-" One NJ ore
shot, No More Indian"

BATTLE MorNTAIN, Nov. ~. 1t is we'll
known fact hat the sloughs In this region ae
filled Nith ducXs at TINS tino Of the wear. aud
hunting them affords rare sport Recently four
Young men from Virginia stopped here on their
way back from the eastern pIft of the = a"
bent on duck shooting. After long d ~
tramp they Gagged but one bird when return
ing to town. foot sore, hungry and disHuste j,
they met an Indian. and the idea struck them
that he mtyht be pressed into service TO ll their
gaUe bags, or at least that they could hove a
Ut lie fun with him. one OF tho y rtv tuereupun
dodpie- shutted his gun. and, Manning IL TO VI
In iian. asked MIN to take a shot 10. no; sus-
pecting the trick, was happy. lie seizct
the gun and started ~ In Duisait
OF game. lie bad hardly proceeded
thousand yards wncn he WAS Scen to
stop. raise his niece. take aim. and bang Dang
went b. Ia barrels simultaneously. At the same
time the Indian went over the bank into h.
slough, tho gun lvinr IN an opposite difec ion.
] he sportsmen waited some tiue for the reAu-
pc rance OF the Indian. but no INDIAN showed
himself Then they bee me anxious: they re-
nually "a started to tn, rescue. As they a.
peared tney stied him Just crawling cat OF the
slough. thoroughly drencned. ana loaded down
with fifteen ducks. The sportsucn congratu-
lated and praised MIN. asking h,n how he liNei
the spot. what sort Of gun It WAS. and -
The Indian merely re lied: Me shoot 'em;
Kill 'em heap, DAM" Teen casting "A suspicious
Look at the gun. uddsa: One more shot. no
more ducks. no more Indiani XIII 'em all!'
The splrtsmen rewarded the Indian, Gagged
the ducks, and proceeded to town, claiming the
game ss the result Of thsir own shooting.
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some time now. and 7 h7vent many chances to
that the Molly Mcguire vote has boon bought.
but you know yourself that " tho order were
re- DIV to sell Themselves last fail, there re- a
dozen reasons in eNisi"nce now To one then
that they should sell their votes now, and Nou
know that the man VINO wants them Int likely
to stick ut .uythiug.
O.. suppose YOU don't know who that man
tsf
SlattcfY-I know that every Senator coun 2,
anO II the ID mOcrat5 IRE wise they will keep
tuelr eyes open aud my attention to VIVA. ~
going on right under their very nusea.
Q.-Ult. aunt you suppuac that II, pun ic1na
would - ject TO the Mollie vote ocing broulh
II as strongly as Demucr "a Woula1
Slatterv- Respect tDe X ~ iolic ns would, bnf
the >chuvllNil county lHadOrs Of the parry don't
let them ret whiG Of tue dirty side of politics,
aud only show them the virtues of Reuu lirnn
isW, hut th res one thing ! KNOW. II dec Mt
Nepuolic ms hadn't voted for pcraning last ia,I.
Ha'trnntt would almost have bo ten uim in hls
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The Best Draft nor-e In the world



Iowa has made rapid strides within the
last five year, IN breeding cattle. Short horns
are the fityurites, aud the state can now show "-
Inc herds as any state ia the Union. aud IL ~ a
little remarkable that the most prominent and
successful breeder is "a woman. Mrs. u. \. Kun
herly 81 West Liberty. Tier husband Is a hor-t'
fAncicr. Attention b. now being given to duit
horses. and during The nst two years large niin-
beers have been imported at enormous pr,n"s.
The Norman seems 10 have the preference.
though the Clyde-lalcs are ia good favor. some
If the nHest specimens of these breeds to be
found in this country are now owned in Iowa.
Gently " Donald Dnnle was added To ia"
list Of Clyde~lhlrs. lie was imported by simon
Bcattic Of Toronto. IN l,i3, and sold 10y him for
5000 in gold 10 George Murray, Racine, WIS.
vino, "A few days ago, sold him Ia parties Ia kep
kuk county, Iowa lie was exhibited at tho
centennial, and there universally pronounced
tn" best draft horse ia the world. lie has never
failed to sweep the board wherever exhhit ed.
liz present owner has been trying 10 get him
ever since he landed in this country. II Will Zee
ont, bc q few years before Iowa will produce tne
finest irglt horses in the Union.
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Renewed lRwicrsucss and Terrorism n tho
Coal Hegions-A List Of Grimes.
Prom me PhfLrtfeipblt Tslso,duk

IL would appear from recent events that
there ~ a possibility Uf Tefuru to the lawlrs
ness IN the mt1dle coal fields wnich WIS sup
posed o. have been ended ny q apprehension
OF Molly Maauir,s. who wers perpetrators nf the
crimes. Sncs the recent MYSTERIOUS murder OF
Frank Brennan bv Buck Mountain Mollics
inns place, $. We al other atts OF assassin ttpu
and tuceudI irism have boon committed. Ga
Saturday night last the body Of timothy Dpuo-
hue WIS found In a worked-out add abandoned
mine near liecksherville. lie was first mur
uercd. ana the body thrown down the shaft to
conceal the crime. On sunday rntug
an early hour the colietv works Of Jnnn IL.
DAVIS, an Extensive opera tor at Now sile. were
bred aLd entii civ DESTROYED, the - being q ate
heavy. Daring the same day number Of III
union miner Is. while PASSING near Locust Can.
near the slloun OF the notorious Fat Hester,
who Is familiarly known as he " King ~ the
Molly NJ guires," were attack by some ~, j.
lies. Three of the assilled mon were brutslly
beaten. One Of them. Peter Bradley, has since
died. THIS was fol owed by the iLcendiaIy de-
struction OF the Yorktown Colliery, ~ the
vicinity OF Audenreid. o he OPERATORS loss Is
between $1,000 ana 100000.
here IL no DOUBT Jhat here is much crime
prevailing IN tho Lsckawanoa region, as many
desperate law breakers are now rendezvous ing
there. Several houses In that region have been
att icked. the inmates driven out, nd tn
houses ruboed. la Que inst nee, the no $50
"A Mrs Miller. at Meadow Brook. was set on L.
ana consumed. At Dunmorc, Farntven, OIv-
ph Int, Archibald. ana elsewhere, laa assness ~
reported. A miner, Jam NcCorniok, fOrmcr.
~ employed at the X ist Iiouon Colitry. Mil
Hollow, In the Wyoming bIstrict. W ssas-i.
mated near Bellevue on Mondav afternoon, Il ir
INK an alteration between Tim ana some stfit
tng miners. l. te last night another crime was
on the l,ehigh and susquehanna Railroad, oeiow
Green Ridge.
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was Gold recepts feSa 54i o7s gold payments sts5.
$50 ~ gold balance $50 sU7 5000 currency receipts
IS 3O8S OF currency payments, nOsb 31S6 currcn
CIV balance. Nl6ss,62t 81 Customs, t2i00uO.
The internal revenue receipts AZ Weslnl ton today
$500, 600 and customs receipts t350t1o. The
treasury no received $3.50 COO in rational pank ncce
for rtdenniion. making total Of Si2o0,Oo0 for the
week. he hupn bal Hce In the Bank Of England was
decreased G1loOO The Unit d States Treasury nov
holds 1887 S75UOO Of Dond secure the national bank
circulation, ana also 5000 Oup for the Iu' ic dc
poalts. The outstanding bank uatiOn amounts TO
t32t ,S2j 900, OF which 81. lO0uOO are gold notes.
III imports OF fIectf riucpal ~ gO'i coin from
London for the week amounted TO ti.14U,tiB 1hcex
port 81 peer. ~ ~ week footed " 49, and
tul- ,st year. tj2Oti.y3J in 1874 Tue ,xports ~
domestic produce. Valu ton, for the week
cnulnE Tuesday last we're t6t33O47 aud since JaD. l.
S-4B 5vi 900. against {2J Psi time last year.
and flb5 i7SOiG IN 1874. TAc impor goods gult
enoing TO-DAY, amounted to Ss4uLSll anu sine Jan
l. t29i G2i.7U, against t3OOOT2 Cos time nN
yea, Rnd 1885. 1883 In 1874.
lOregn cxchaugv remained dull al S2 and a 81 for
time and dem md drafts.
The money marx, fcnrctcda better inquiry and the
carly uuiatiou- for call lOane 10 the stuCkbrOkria
we're Au4h cent, hut subsequently, the rate yicdt
10 aYt@5. Prime mercantile acceptancts passed AZ
iGa5
he weekly exhibit q the associated h nka was I'M
favorable. beCau rejoicing u los ~ ts@T1uO IN the
tOtul reserve, against decree OF 81 $40 N the Item
OF deposits. Tue net reserve ot the banks Wa there
fore fl33i,JOl less IN u last week. nnd they cunse
quCut now huld only S. 417 800 ~ the 20 y
cat. required bv Tue loans were cuntr 81
thud,tuD ana tn legal tend. item was down e. bNN
GuvUrniuent hon reflected TAR husilc n
coupon and piserod ~ 1881 at fun pticsri while
coupon 1885,, coupon 1895 new, ana the Old Issue
the market became lees nteresiug. and cVsca uull.
The following were the 3 L. ~ c.Oaing p1cc..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
A aiau's Brain raralyzed.

Mr.. John Z. Iirltt dled suddenly yes T.
day afternoon. Mr. Britt gave no evidence ON
"Wednesday of feeling unWcll, ana was AT l
place Of business Attending to hi4 duties. A.
supper he ate heartily and retired to his room
soon aftcrwald he announced 20 bis room mat "a
that a singular feeling had suddenly seized MIN,
AID requested him to observe If he did not
look strangely Britt then retired and when
examined AGAIN 10y his friend ne was found VAIN
his eVes tightly closed and seemingly IN great
pain rny,icians were immediately summoned
and upon examination pronounced his disease
paralysis Of the brain. Mr.. ltrilt was about u
Year, of age, a native of Virginia ana a gradual
OF Washington and Lee University.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
The Ncva da Prize Fight.



Yesterday arrests were made for partci-
pa;iuc In the lac prize h;ht. Tho excitement
consequent upon the arrests made was increased
10y the report that many of the spectators had
h.cu Isl tiled" and were to be arrested also.
The proceedings OF the day were begun about II
% cloct. when Constable Eudcrs passed down G.
street with Pete Iawlor In custody. faInwurth
was subsequently arrested. Tom kean Of the
Pony Saloon. Askcw's second. hearing that a
warrant WAS out for hi- arrest. went down to
tho jail and delivered himself UP. within AN
hour farnworth and kean were hailed out. The
bonds were for Sl.Wp each. Later Ia the after
noon IAwlor wa= bailed out. A survey OF the
ground where the night took place will lie made
carly next wcek, with view Of determining
whether the urht took place In storey ar Nash"e
r'. " The latter, then of course the cases
ara % of ton