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ness: few sales made ciaycd sugars Nos 10 10 *
Dutch standard 81 reals arrobe do Nos 10 TO ~
Dutch standard 0 IL uolasses sugars, Nos 70
TO- at IA 7 reals: muscovsdo sugars. inferior to sir
sa centrifugal sugars Nos. IL 10 10, In boxes
o 9s reals; do. In hhds 9s4 10 reals: stock In ware
houses Havana aud Matanxas l35.5oo boxes. llIpl
bags and $4,000 hhds Receipts oi the week $50
bcxs 2o bags aud 400 hhds Exports during the week
$500 boxes, 800 bags and 2.6oo hhd.. including
1910 boxes aud all the bags and hhds 70 the
United states. Molnsses, so degrees polarization,
reals per Bacon $40 S36 25per cwt Butter S6o
sU6 per quinta superior American. Flour $6 So 10
bb tor American. Jerked beef $3 90 23 gold per
arobe. Hams. SAT S54 quntal for American sugar
cured Lard. In kegs. 81 TOR and S3l 20 LOT
per quntal; do In tins x57 so for and $40
for hne Potatoes SO 90 bbl. Talow $50 ~3l per
quintai. Onions $ii $ll 80 per bbl. for American.
Empty hogsheads, IS u 81 25 gold. Lumber, nothing
doing shocks nominal White navy beans - 80 reals
arrobc. Chewing tobacco S52 $S quutal Corn,
TX reals per xrrobe Hoops nominal at $40 $40 per
NJ for long shaved. Freights-Otsrs for the few
disposable vessels In port steady steam tonnage
still export Loading At Havana Tor the
United states. box OF 7Sc hhd OF sugar
IS &3 hhd OF moiasses. 81 81 %. Loading at
the north outside ports for the United
States per hhd Of sugar 81 ~ S3: hhd OF molasses
s. 37S 81 90 Loading Havana 20 Falmouth and or
ders, BIS. Cd Dos Tobacco-No change; transactions
few vegas Partido tobacco bought by New York
assorted at $50 So gold quntal the other
MIDDLE grades at s42 Exchanges weak On the United
States. 80 days currency "a ~ premium short sight
do AZ 50 premium 60 days gold. ia a6a premium;
short sight do. IA ~ premium On London, l71s is
premium. On Paris, "A premium
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Tho Bostons, In 4S games, went TO tho bat 1s4s
times secured 327 runs, made 524 base hits making
an average of 10 9l-loo base hits TO a game, with
percentage OF 2S3lO00 base hits times at the bat
and a total average Of 100 runs TO a game.
The Louisvillcs in 4S gamos went to the bat l. s3I
times, secured 2iS runs made sol base hits making
an average OF 10 43-l00 oaso hits to game, with a
percentage OF 27Sl000 base hits to times bat and
total average oil lGl00 runs TO game.
The Hartiords, in AS games, went to tho bat l. s5S
times, secured ~ runs, made 4S9 base hits, makn
an average OF 10 1900 base hits to "a game, with a
perccn age 263 100 base hits al bat and
total average OF GO 100 runs TO a game
The Chlcagos, in 4S ganos, went To tho bat l720
times, secured 240 runs ,de 459 basc hits making
an average Of 100 base hits to gamo, with pc
centagc 2G6. 900 base hits times at bat and
total average OF runs to game.
The ST. Louis, IN 4S games, wont to the bat 723
times secured 100 runs, mado 3S7 base HTS making
au average oil 6l00 base hits game, with a per-
centage Of ga 1000 base hits to times at bat ana
total OF 95l0J runs TO game. Tho fielding record
h. wan AMIN
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ASSUMING TOO MUCH.

In the latter part OF last wcek tall, portly woman
with a flashing pair OF dark eyes, applied to Judge
Smith, at the Essex Market Court, Tor for
the arrest OF Richard Edward Randolph, who, sho
claimed was her husband and had cruelty abandoned
her. She said her Kate Randolph, and
that she lived at No. 428 East Eleventh street. The
warrant granted and placed In the hands OF Officer
Kelly, OF the Court squad. Between eleven and
twelve O'Clock Saturday night this officer Captured
his man In the volks Garden, In the Bowery.
and had him locked up In tho Tenth precinct
station house Tor the night Yesterday morning
the prisoner, who Is very respectable looking man
about nty years OF age, was formally arragned before
the bar OF justice. Tho complainant ther
propr,d persona, with determined look her TACO
that evidently meant mischief Tor Richard Edward
Before ,he complaint was taken, however the Clerk
William Kelley, asked her when she had received any
money from her husband about two weeks ago
she replied the gave mo $3.50" The Judge overheard
the answer and immediately called Kate before him.
s.Hc gave you $50 two weeks ago, ana you had the
assurance to come to few days aftcrward and
swear that be left you without means OF supportr"
the Judge.
actly, but he has been spending bis money other
women, and want IT stopped; that's ALL
"ME Randolph you are discharged" was tho
answer OF tho Court
Mr. Randolph thanked the magistrate and made his
way as quickly possible through The crowded court
room to the street. He had Just planted his ieet on
the pavement outside when his accuser who had fol-
lowed close at his heels, made a sudden rush for hlm
snatchcd the hat of hts head, and, diving her hands
down into the lining pulled out "a roll OF
bills. she then threw tho hat in his face
and attempted TO run away. Officer Kelly, however,
who was witness t,s o. t Inc soe.s, chusn, ner ana
wife or nolW asked Judge smith .'Shc Is not |
never was married TO her, though she clnims me
her husband and assumes my name" answered Mr..
Randolph Tho Judge then directed Mr. Hcilcy take
a complaint OF grand larceny against tho woman, and
on thnt complaint snc was com united in ST. 900 bail 10
answer al General Sessions Richard Edward Ran
doph himself sent to the House OF Detention to
insure hts presence ss . witness against her.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.


The foreign commerce Of the port for the week was
as iollows:-Genera merchandise imports, including
dry goods, S5.6sS, ,223 produce EXPORTS s6373,6 $685.
and specie exports, $3.50, 900
The total imports since January !, this year. wero
$3.50 s2 1884, against $3.50 $50 for the Same period
last year and $2es 926 1878. Tho total exports
Of produce since January l, this year, were
S2l9 2O9 0s3 against $207 s5o for the period
year and $ls7 49, 7C7 1876. The specie exports
January l, this year. were $780, 746, against
$40, 391 472 for the period last year and
$63, $50, 71S IN 1875.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds auctuated in sympathy with gold
declining during the early part OF tho week and ad
vancing u u at the close II is stated that the mem-
OF the Syndicate have been again In consultation
with the Treasury. but nothing yet known Of tho
result OF their deliberations
STATE RAILROAD BoSDs
In State bonds there has been very little doing but
prices are generally steady. Tho following wero the
1af festb
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OF Widow Walsh ana her six fatherlcss children, OF
No. 50 King street, good supply OF clothing and
bedding has been sent to them by kind-hearied friends
aiso an abundant stock OF tea coffee and sugar. and
quantity Of food both cooked and uncooked, Tor i'm
mediate use One gentleman sent half a ton Of coal.
other sympathizers sent smaller quantities and some
wood In addition. nearly $50 been sent tor their
use, which Will be gwen them at the rate OF "a per
week, for The next twenty weeks, which, with the
earnings OF the two boys their mother, ana taking
Into consideration that they have sufficient clothing
and bedding, vii! enable them TO get through tho
coming winter tree from want IL is needless add
that the poor WIDOW Is very grateful.
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TIE "RAISING" MANIA.

Amos os'cr, constable aud overseer OF the Poor. OF
Camden, n. j., was arrested u few DAYS ago on .
charge oil forgery An investigation OF his accounts
by the Committee Outdoor Poor OF the Common
Council resulted In discovering that Osler had been
raising the orders and vouchers for supplies before
presenting them to the Council and, wnen paid pock-
eling the difference He was brought before Judge
woodruff ON habcas corpus on Saturday, to DO ad.
mitted to ball. but there being surety forthcoming
he was remanded.
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SALE OF THoRoUGHBREDS.

There will be sold this morning at eleven O'Clock by
Messrs. BarKcr \ sons, Broadway and Thirty-ninth
street, the following twoyear-oids, IN training,
the property Of Colonel McDaniel:-Brown nhy, by
Harry Bassctt out OF Penny; chestnut ay, by Harry
Bpssctt, out Of spotted Fawn chestnut colt by Harry
Bassett, out OF Bet Arlington; bay colt by Harry Bas-
sctt, out o Ettie shipp;n; chestnut hy, by Abd-c.
Koree, dam by Biackord bay colt, by War Dance out
OF Oak Leaf; bay hliy, 10y War Dance, out OF Fly;
brown MY, ny Longieow out Of Orange GIRL
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Later in the week, however, gold again advanced the
rise being the advance OF the and tho
consequent improbabity OF any further mportations
OF gold aud also to the approach OF the meeting
of Congress- when IL Is feared that further steps
toward the reconciliation Of silver may be taken.
Tho following shows the fluctuations OF gold Tor the
The New York herald., 1877-10-15
THE FALL TRoTTINa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HORSES
IN ATTENDANCE

IN ATTENDANCE.
CINCINNATI, Ohio Oct. Ii, 1871
The fall trottng meeting OF the Chester Park Asso-
citation will commence on Tuesday and ciogc on
Fricay. The entries number hundred and In
ciudc all tho famous trottcrs who lately distinguished
themselves Lexington. Tho track Is In splendid
condition and hne sport Is promised.
The event vi tho opening day (ruesdayj will be
trot between Rnrus and Great Eastern and splendid
exhibition OF speed is expected.
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YACHTING NOTES.

The following yachts passed the HERALD telegraph
station at Wn'tes,one yesterday Agnes AVG, from
New York for Glen Cove. Cyclone, B.Y.C, Mr. Z. d.
Undcrhii, from staten Island for Huntington Cor.
ncha ?.y.r rr. eoli. from Now Bedford lor Philade.
pha.
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EXPORTS OF BEEF, MUTTON AND
LIVE STOCK

The following statement shows tho quantities and
values Of fresh beef mutton and live stock exported
from the United States to ports In the United King
dom and other ports, from January 1871 to October
Is. as compared with last year.
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THE WIDOW WALSH.

To THE EDITOR HERALD
A generous response resulted from the appeal made
by Dr. Berry In the HERALD OF tho 7th insI in behalf
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1otalior The week.. IL .432,277


THE MARKET.
Tho money market continues to show signs Of hard
ening and the rate for call loans has been as ruo
per cent The advance Of the Bank OF England rate
Thursday to s. per cent, as we'll as the demand for
money West and South tor moving the crops. has
caused higher rate in the MARKET and seems likely
that this will continue for time yet The bank
statement although not ycry uniavorable, was now
ever, more so than last weeks There was decrease
of $a751 surplus reserve, that the banks now
hold IS, la, 200 in excess OF legal requirements
The following was tho statement OF tho New York
city banks this week compared with the last:-
Oct o, Oct l3 Differences
Loans $23S. 470 900 $23s 229 500 Dec sal 800
Specie ...... 1921. 7oo ll,oso3oo lnc 5ss 600
Legal tenders Al, ,402 600 40. 500 Dec. 10S5 200
Deposits 1871 So3, 400 1877 900 Dec. 6Sl 500
Circulation. l5,99o,20O 16,Osl,0O Inc.. 9o,soO
Leading note brokers furnish the following as tho
latest rates for prime mercantile paper:-
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HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, Oct. 13, 1877
sugarThe market has anguishcd ~ tho previous dull
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoyrpEHcE, Il. L., Oct. 13, 1877
Print cioths-Market close hrm 36c. II l6c cash.
for standard and 6ixo4s. and 3ssc for 56x6O's
Sales Of the week. 81. 200 pieces.
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--,Shippers' Price.-
1876 1877.
Cents Cents.
Butter, To-, poor to fine .......... 18 u 2S IS 26
Cheese. ID, hnc................ 10 1lZ 10 a l3H
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CHESTER PARK RACES.

To-day the Hartfords play the Aiaskas, OF West
Brighton, Station Island, ut West Brighton.
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DID MR.. 1TLDEN TAKE THE OATH

COLONEL W. 7. PELTON ANSWERS ENAsINELH-
MR. TLDEN's FAITH SAID To BE PINNED TO
1850.
The following statement by a Washington
correspondent Of The Cincinnati Enquirer, was the basis
Of some inquiries by TRIBUSE reporter yesterday
The rupture between the Republicans and President
HAYES is so complete nat On. senator salG 10 Gay '
Samuel J. Tilden would be President OF ne Clitea
staes I'VE also know he SAID tlat Mr.. ill1ch Iooh
the oath OF office before qualified magistrate IL New
Tbc reporter first visited well-nformed Democrat,
who might he supposed 10 know anything Oi me Khd
had taken place, and asked:
Has Mr. Ii den taken the Presidential oath Of officer
"No; nothing Of the kind. About the An Of March.
the rnmor prevailed that he was TO take tie oath III
Ney-York hut know that it not done. Mr. 1ildeu
doesn't propose to proceed in any such way Everybody
admits now that Hayes election was fraud. The peo-
ole recognize that lIr Tiden giuly deprived
OF tie Office AMI the expectation t. h1t he will receive
from tie people in 1850 what rghtiuy belongs to him
now"
TIE reporter next visited Colonel W. T. Pelton, Gov
eruof Tdcns nephew, at the Office o. the New York
Elevated Railway, No. Broadway. The interview NAV
have been satisfactory Colonel Petou, but it not
81 came to AK il lis trne that Mr. Tiidcn has taken
the Presidential Uath Ut Office
question and sn.i. "Wlat do You lneani'
The reporter showed hin newseapeI slip containing
thc above extract, winch hc lcdd ana said, 90 NOT
know WHO could have said thdL'
whether Sir. Tden took the oath cI office or nDtF
"Tns,' lac salI, s'li regarding the newspaper slip.
no knowledge OF VINO 10 might he"
The question repeated the reporter, who began 10
feel te doubtful ABOUT he answer ana threw ali the
pathOs ne could command into tle appeal; the ques
ton wanted To ask Was whether M IAden mad really
taken The cathl"
don't sc what this means" said Colonel Pelton,
seemingly avoiding direct frny 10 the question. ana
rosunng his oi,e work q" don't know anything ABOUT
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Observation-Disclosures

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
THE PARIS FXros'roN Bill PASSED ~ INC srN-
ArE-fUKHEE DEBArG oN THE EfLLocG RI
rog'-nrrEAT on THE NOTION 10 REcuMNir-
A NIGHT SESSION.
SENATE. Wi.uisG1oN, Nov 80, 1877
Immediately aficr the reading of Tie jour
ral ofyc,tcidly spruc, cd. 81. SARGENT tgep, Cali
appealed 90 c srnaic 90 alloy iuri ~ tc morning
hour 60 De given to The ccu.Id OF tie oufc 1'
resolution m rel ton 30 the International Industrial EN-
position 10 De- held m Paris 1873 He stated wa I'M
poitsut thai thc JOINT resolution sLonld ho passed.
vithou doav. a1d apnc. %rfe n.ng eIved ION gu!
parts sd te country By le clHuiftc' IA favor % f W
sarc. D4iY tils morning be Ead rec iNeu lct -tii
from f, editor 81 me IIrucl-i :R inluins what
bad become % tia resolution, AMI stating tHat ne
French rU.riiti1u in this country awaited it0 passage
with ufE .ff. ,
Altor oir -sian unanimous consent clvcn for the
consideration ~ the SeGc-oli, and Mt -sti tIs''
Ni) asked unauitn91' consent Z" nav" N'''t w. ~ ~
10 cam. urtu tEe House %, Enpr,~ c!iaifyH WIZ. .t
tlr amendments OF the Senate Committee on ApiHoi"-
NJ. COCKRELL Dem, Me- objected, and said ile
rpsuu Jon YVES bad ~ cam" from the BOhse lhe
scnatc Committee mar improved r. . lttlc.
T.c various amendments pr0pUsed py the committee
then agreed 20, "ith the rNc 'lii0r Of h't
Ing tie arpioiIi tion lOT the Exhibition hum rIJoOvo
to - 600. and it WIS lett 80 tlo SUN hX "a D e
House o Il pr scnatvcs, az tc suggestion Oh HI MI
Nan GJen ~ i }, Who .ad thc friends % tlc resolution
feared any increase OF the appropriation would Da ial"I
TO IL.
Tae amen Imcnts provide THAI the CommissonerG~n-
cTal shall appointed ny tee Presid ~ ard c"itrwci
by the ,cndt; increase te conrcu,ation o tnr '"ent
and strike of tin House Tc~oiuon TIE ca''c pro,
yd.ng !1G exhibit from tn several ri1i lult ut' "i
tn Government oi the United states Nhlcn cJhlo"''u
90 the Centennial Exhibition
Tic ION. ic~oiuuo. WAS thcn read tiiird me ana
passrd-ycas SO, nays 20. ~ toNoW-l IKE Wit ti. u
Roman, Democrats al Ire, Independents IN SMALL
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House OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. BAKER rep, Ind.) .moycd 10 suspend
tn rules ana adopt resolution directing tue Committee
Patents 10 report BIN which shall prohibit TIE bring
lux or maintaining OF suits damages infringe
ncut Of patent against any person WHO purchases for
his own s. and fOr sale barter any arucle or
implement IN market unless 40 the fino h' purcdas d
the sane he knew lt infrlu ,ed som existing patent.
n appearing that hcle 10 qUordu present, the
House, without action on the resolution, "a 100
n,cLnrk. nhlInrnel.
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rAsrlRN KAIlRoAD noNps.

BOsrON, Mass, Nov 3O.-lhe directors of the
Eastern la road nave issued circular stating that they
are advised the special statute and mortgage under
which they are now acting prohibits IN effect their pay
inc interest on what are known Us Conway bonds
INC supreme Court VIII b. asked To instruct tho drcc-
tore ter nights ana duties under tne act IA Ielcr-
e!i.e 10 Lie COAWdJ buudAOld,rs.
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bodies 81 their murdered brethren they went 10 the pois
and a clear MINORITY tie National RepunIcai
candidates, nud having done they expected 1hcc ana
protection. ~ f'fc of tlCr rr'"nusr11trc tne lres
don. WHO hl cured DIS -. ctnu through innr 20 cs
r "'guizef tire Democratic st9 cCoycumtuiand Wtnel
ttm over % the tender nerce, 81 their excited ana en-
uttered enemies.
SOUTH CAROLS, r.; TIE pETsicENTiL fLEcII"N'
We ae al fim,nr VITA IKE incidents Of ;1e last nom
o..1ic Piefdena.i ctMpai-n; We ah Eno" mat Aa1
tie electoral OF South Carolina been cast against inc
Republican nominee a Democratic President would
now bee occupying trio White House, end "a Democrat
would now he urr siding over this body. The
Republic ~ South Clrill thrn CART cd'a' aug
ls ior .ess' IIc b. public oin',1is "ho constituted
the Board col, State tauyHsccs gA drd iha M" -fly 81
thIt electoral VOC with ..itt ". .h hct't lhr"lS
oi personal violence TIE WCud1ic OF Jyacai authof,
iiy coId svcrvc from the pat OF ulN iL'y atttSe.
that hdo ey"u iu tc On. ui tEe 90 I'm u jNl ol
tuc cUnutr, Go wicn tIryi"rta cous-cd r ,lusnS 10
Obey order which. 10 ilcr JgiEmeu "t ir-'rl.d 20
overthrow tHr cirrtgr y0 cot fcf7t1te lirrc was 10
nt gwen them Oh tu9on the ssOI ot NJ liaya I"
tie Pa slrufy would rcIoy" the troops Wbu7c PCS
alone enabled tlc5- Officers o. exercise inc iuuc-
lions of the offices g. which they ma httl
f.iliy elected. so sucI coming event cast f3 NIX
shadow through the bar- ot ;ieir PRISON ~ Dcce-
ucg 1876. Verify rly fEc Republicans 81 : ath Caro-
lisa ant of tEc'cutire South rNrltin, " nave De'n
wounded ~ the house Of my uicuds.' ih5 arm tt-"t
struck th. fatal blow r'uiiscd by tiefie'"ieh a.
uu.t. rcrg ,cvcr WresI,iiby here recall to memory
~ i.p.l.fUd'~
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A Httle cirl once nd that she shouId B.

A little girl once said that she should be
GLAD O. 10 heaven because they have penD or pre-
serves taere Ga beiag cIOseXaniDed, she TOOK down
her catecnsm and trumpnantly read: why ought The
saints 10 love God AnsWer-Becluse He makes pre-
serves, aud keeps them"
A man who was trying to sell rather dismal
resIeuce boastcd at Il cOnmnudtd a view Of the rail-
way siaton "ut that doesn't make II any more peas
ami" said the party WHO expected 10 purchase H.
"OIi yes IL does" replied the owner, confidently. III
makes IL cay mere You stand on tbls sioop and see
everybody that misses the train"
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THE FETTERED LABORER.



TrEPrI.T CALLED "4oN IT, 'N''
,.,.,. -,i,, ST ~. FOR IHF,E EMlNRANlS'
Nl"'lNiN i'" 10 ~rtIunc
10 ttc EHffor or rag 80 f,.,.;lior
An. Tb. story al Imialus Il ~ '"'''i"'
'i'' D. "' 800 s. elsie MYTHOLOGY Chat his
tlatIt d, Jac Cu} enc H'" ,,.t I.,,,,.o ~,
odl,d ID common word 90 l'' ''"-'''" -,
,.t.ii.eI. o. "a ct O.. tN' crcnee '"""' ''" S'''
. ,h. ,r o. ID, cniurcc sfor sohc ou'h'e nv was 'o'
-, Al, ,i, middle If lake but Whenever lac 'SS''eu
:, ,,i.r fhr water witt drew nom the i'"'h OF hi'
,rrt,l ms auI yct remained SOD hcal ln"' "V' mo
80 ns Iuiag tlrst. There were trees '""' h"uS '"'l
oliois fruits close 20 lis lace D ""'n NC Fu'.'ns"
ori As hauI o. pluck them ihsy "lDV'e" De' Oh" "e
tethcras . chaa. and la'c'ed hn Win i, S'S"' anu
favor N'" VINO" 'N'i"'."7 '"'0'''' - ~
either SIDE. We have t.is S'N 'N!''''u0' i'i. ''' "
tl, great AND happy c""' ~ "S We ""'' ''" '', ~.
And it becomes d men 'i hu"'"''"' '.H - OU','''.
how che country has ollted mo TINS cohu''" "" '""
70 nav 'N''''' ''' " 49,. ,., ~, ,,,,t
under wat croun> cane sccl vast amount i N'II-
m labor became tc,trCd and, To certain degree, sub
''D ...i.,... - ,.,,, l.,r..lne
g'N'N- 81" ,..D. "a.
Iiiry years aeo Idnot was S"''S an" H"t'N u''-
frtutCi roe ans country. II was ave l'Vo I'i"'l'"
.... +rt.f tisfov,- Ctrr MANN cturra and
,.... .....l,c+., l,- ,r,,af. firms Of two or
c'n"'.t," WY '-'.' ." ~ 49,
ta individuals wei trained for tHc business who gave
. of. . ,.io.. mated r,l,., of t,,ir interest
a. uit "I'' ''"''"'",N" -'''N vi 49,
Thought aud experience; WHO were e'herlN ai ~ HI'I
n. fle u,rug and last az night always accessible to
chin. ,i, "a ana ,o,so,a,'v rcsutl ,illp ard rssuou.
ti't 'Nr''t - i''" l'iS"i''. > 4''i'''' '' " - 'f
s1c Co them. They depended or lLer OWL cAl'"i'NHo
were can't GUS in rsklg % m hgZ U0us sut culi tons.
- - ,,- ~ t,.l,. ,.,.
bHZd ad tql'hF Hirl.lh'''- among ''' '' ir'''i 81
o.cr,fio.s Tine force needed by enc Of teu. was
W'aNeue" by 'ie o'h'u'S OF at'''''''uS "' ~''' .,
capital and labor moved on houd 90 hand w peace ana
-, -. . - ..,.,...,,., ~ ,l,so,,r,.. i,,,is.
'il''"'' 'l'''"',- D" '''. ',''f'" " -
ioie or macetssloe s"tthai'iN' c"1'" 'l' '"> CIV
condition OF industry Instead oi Two ca three hel Win
thousand dollars each,
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49, sr LOuls BuILDING FRAUDs.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 30.-Thomas Walsh
ana William X. Patrick against whom thc Grand jury
on Wednesday evening, returned indictments for cor
spiricy 10 defraud tho General Government In c0nnec
tou wifh the new Custom House ana Post ONCE buid
ING were aragned The Untcd States Count tnis morn
ing and ui under $1,000 bonds each 10 appear from
dag 10 day.
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M.ssrs Blaine, Plumb Hamhn, Cgeshy' feTr', IN
gals aud Window also would nave voted IN tue negative
ITt crr plired with Messrs. Grover, Arm strong, bar
MN Dayi. Qll). MaXey. Ransom and johnston, WAC
would nave yotel II Inc Affirmative. o.,
ar 90 f-BY Qs,p. H. j. IN Announcing his pair with
Nj Davis Ind, M refralned from yOtlng, al
III i- ne nd rot consider il certain ~ his colleague
von11 yo,e AYE" lie nOpsd lie would vote mo"
lIadLhter -, 1880 A., -,
nr Vce-Presiaeni, in announcing thc vote, did not
y the dccliug vote, but sGld: The substitute not nav
g received a majority OF tue votes OF the senate 1t Is
disagreed