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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01
DIVORCE STATISTICS.

During the year 1876 100 absolute and limited d.
vorces were granted in the city Of New York In the
Supreme Court Presiding Justice Davis GRANTED Judge
Donohuc granted 30 and limited, Judge Lawrence
granted "a, Judge Barrett arantcd Is and limited
Judge Westbrook granted 10 and l limited, Judge
Brady granted Q, Judges Dykeman and Inrremoro
granted In the Superior Court the laic Chief
justice Mcneil granted l. Chief Justice Curtis granted
: and limited, Judge Sper granted 3, as also did
Judge Sanford Judge Sedgwck granted 2 In the
Court OF Common Pleas Chief Judge Charles 7. DAILY
granted Judge Robinson granted Judge Joseph r.
DAILY granted and limited, Judge Van Brunt granted
10 and Judge Van Hoesep granted Q Tho number Of
divorces granted in the Supreme Court is 1O2; In the
superior Court, 49, IN the Court OF Common Pleas, 38
making a total OF 1853 for tho year.
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DISAPPOINTED IN THEIR DINNER.

John Smith, who claims TO be an upholstcrcr. living
at No Ia Christopher street. caught early yester.
day morning by Officer vaent OF the Ninth precinct,
in the act OF breaking the store Of George Saun
ders at No Morton street and stealing sixteen
Keys. On being taken before Justice Bxby at the
Washington Place Court yesterday, he was held for
trial In default OF 81 500 bail.
For stealing goose from tho store OF John Fakner,
at No SO Carmne street, Ohm Thompson was held for
trial. by Justice Biz by, IN default Of $500 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-01

MINING NEWS.
Interest In the development of mining properties liz
not now confined entirely to the West. Tho establish
ment OF a mining board in New York and the work
that has recently been in opening mines near US
have attracted unusual attention Hence he value Of
the Information which, colated from various 80 urces
will be found below
SOUTHERN MINES
Professor Eames, formerly the Slate geoiogist OF
Minnesota, is at work the property OF the Granville
Cold Company, In North Carolina where he promises
10 show paying within a lew feet of the surface
The main shaft IL being sunk betwccn parallel VEINS
within few fathoms OF each other aud extending
nearly 1000 feet either way from base opera
tions We have no recent Official reports from tho
Kings Mountain mine, tho same stato but private
letters indicate continued success. In Georgia and
South Carolina free gold IL found In rcmupera.
tive quantities. In the placer as well as the
quartz mines, but inasmuch as the Gcorgians
are not seeking pccuniary aid from tho
moncyed centres they publish no account preforrng,
apparently, to be ''let Alone" II ~ now uncertain
whether the great hydraulic mino In Virginia, known
as the Bertha VIII succeed In making clean up earlier
than February, the coid wave" having frozen
the water before full twenty four hours, run had
been made. Last winter, had the mine been IN It's
present state OF development work could have been
prosecuted without hours interruption. Success
such as practical miners predict for THIS mine will
cause general washing OF the hilsdcs and ravincs
along the Southern gold belt aud will bring into our
market class Of nearby mines that may dspace the
moro distant properties Of the West Mining interests
arc really improving here, but ,nasmuch rs only the
prudent and wary have much capital to invest, the
preference is given that may DO conveniently
visited. And apropos OF this fact OF Virginia
and North Carolina friends announce their Intention TO
arrange Ia the early spring for the sale Of excursion
tickets TO their mines, that moderate investors
may make personal inspection and at an nconsder.
able outlay
COLORADO MixEA
Coiosado 10 feeling the elect Of tho increased public
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THE SKATING SEASON.

The largest concourse OF skaters Central Park
this winter was IN attendance yesterday. At four
o'clock II was estimated that over 900 people were
on the ice The surface OF the looked like the floor
oil a crowded ballroom. Skaters jostied each other
and had not room TO indulge in fancy mover cnts The
Ice was IN good condition ON tho upper lakes, but
the lower there was quantity OF snow.
PROsPkcT PARK.
The ice on the ponds and the the roads are
In prime condition Tor to-day by the skaters aud
riders OF Brooklyn. Every Arrangement has been
mado TO make the Jay an enjoyable one at the park
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CARD TO BUSINESS MEN OF NEW YORK. -
"A wanted person or hrm OF good standing to purchase
oneoutb interest IN manufacturing business In the
OF Baltimore protected by patent and which has sole
monopoly FOR fourteen 1t Is profitable
ness and goods will sell rapidly as can be
at n cent prunt II wants only double and
treble The machinery for the business all In
best manner and the stock OF goods also hand. all paid
tor what Is wanted Is firm person OF fine
will be disposed o and snch firm have
goods sent to them to sell in New York
moment Ia comparison to getting business with
energy and capabty 10 make sale OF the goods In New
York and Massachusetts, For the West agencies will be
made as the goods viii sell rapidly lie mad No
need apply for the fourth interest but Of standing
and character, references will be required aud given.
They would also be expected to come and examine
business. machinery aud OF goods beforehand and
understand thoroughly every mnutm OF the aud
IT, large profits and certain sales. For further particulars
address. by letter H. CLEARY No III North Calvert
ST., Baltimore.
A LARGE PAYING BROOKLYN BOARDING HOUSE
lAconpete. for sal proprietor AN invalid going south
Mrs AUSTIN. Herald ohse.
A PARTY HAVING SOME CAPITAL, CAN SHARE
an invention for New York worth millions Apply 49i
9Th gv, over store
A BARROoM IN HOTEL. BROOKLYN FERRY:
IArent very low TO good man. HARRIS Herald Office.
MARBLE QUARRIes 1 WANT RESPONSIBLE
4Vlpaty. With good business qualifications and CAPITAL
JOIN me IN purchase Of valuable Mable Quarry ana assist
In general cement OF business: cnt and
rare for bnsncss full Information Address MAX.
BIZ. box :, 40 Post oice. boston. Mass.
MANIED-S5.oyO TO $1,000: A DESIRABLE PARTY,
w with this amount. TO open u retail branch In New
contribute like amount and offer special risk
small experience not necessary: unAoubted reference
given and required Address GOOD CHANCE, Herald
Office
VNANTkD-A PARTNER. WITH 5000 CASH CAP,
w ita to open coffee tea and lunch room, q new
plan. Address Il. H.. Grand Central Hotel
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WHO OWNS THE BLOODHOUND ?

magnificent Siberian bloodhound was found by
Occr MulIgan. OF tue Eighth precinct In the posses
sion OF two young rougns, named james McGovcrn
and John McCsbc, who wero walking through West
street They said thcy found the dog at the Dcs-
brosscs street Jerry. On being afraigned before
Justice Bxby at the Washington Place Court yesler-
day. the prisoners rcmandod until to-day In order
to give The officer AN opportunity Of nndng The owner
vi The dog
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IRISH NATIoNALIsTs IN COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting Of Irish Nationasts was held
last evening at No. ls2 Chatham square, Tor the pur
pose OF getting up lecture at Cooper Institute by Dr.
Dennis bowling Mucahy, tho present condition of
She national movement III Ireland. The parlor of the
hoie crowded with representative men from this
city, Brooklyn aud Jersey city. An executive CON !.
miitce oil fifteen elected to make the necessary
arrangements and report to the General Committee ut
It's next meeting which will DO on Sunday, January T.
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WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Detectives Wood and Lyons, OF the Central Oice yes.
terday arrested Frederick vogt TAM No 81 Blocker
street. for passing two worthless checks on Francois
Pcchoux, member of the firm OF MissIer Il Pechoux
grocers, No. I24 Blocker street. Vogt fa who saws
he is general agent, was locked up Headq uarters
He will DO taken 10 court to-day.
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THE BOND MARKET.

Notwithstanding the unusually low price OF gold
with which government bonds rule sympathize,
the latter during the week have exhibited great firm
ness This Is traccable purely to the strength our
national credit, aud to the fact that both home
foreign capitalists 1nd safer method of invest
ment. In the event OF European little doubt Is
entertained that shall be still more largely bene-
flied, inasmuch as the bankers OF the Old World will
naturally seek American securities Our local insttu
tons have purchased freely during tho month";
rich men who were wont to buy coal and oIher
dividend paying securities found no other place
to plant their surplus desirable than that which
Is represented by government bonds.
The remark IS equally true OF first class railway
bonds, which have steadily held their own ana bid fair
that it is but reasonable expect the next turn
hope that many of the shrewdest business men Of the
country awaiting themselves OF the present market
TO buy and patiently await the change.
State bonds without feature, although IL IL OBJ.
served that larger demand than usual exists Tor
those which are likely to appreciate In consequence OF
the improved credit resulting from the election OF bet.
ter legislatures and rulers In this category may
mentioned south Caroinas, Fioridas Alabamas and
Virginia consols Interest the Florida bonds will
paid January1 The North Carolina deb, is in process
of reduction, and a New York committee will soon
with the authorities Of the as to the man
and amount
JANUARY DIVIDENDS.
We have not the space in which publish 10 detail
compete statement OF all Of the dividend interest
payments that will be made the LIST Of January, but
the following embrace tho most Important
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HANDEL AND HAYDN CHARITY.

The first concert Of the Handel and Haydn Society
for the season will DO given in the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music on Thursday evening, January T. when the
proceeds will be devoted to the fire relief fund
Beethovcns "Engedi' is to be presented with or
chesHa and excellent solo talent Nine. NJ. Schiller
the pianist will play upon the occasion.
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Total for the week. -. 406, 164

Gold continues low, and tho market during the week
unsettled and fcverish. Tho rates for carrying
being high has restricted speculation the one hand
while tho ncavy disbursements by tho government
and Institutions and the large arrivals Of specie from
Europe have the other hand tended to hold specu.
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ation In check. The bulls by no means Jubilant,
and the bears are anything but certain.
MONEY MARKET
During the week money has been nrm, ranging from
per cent, gold, to ) and per cent Tho OF cur
rency In the West and southwest for the movement OF
crops has been considerable, and this a measure
may account tor the stiffness OF the rates Mercantile
paper Is quoted as follows:-
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DELTA KAPPA EPSILON.

The Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity will celebrate its
thirty-thrd anniversary with dinner and reunion at
Demonico's, Thursday, January 4, 1871
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

EXPORTS IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week was
as follows:-General merchandise imports, including
dry goods, $4035,571; produce exports. So 160 305,
and specie exports, s27O 4o6. The total exports
January were s3oS, $40 1885, against s3l7, sl3
the corresponding period last year. and $3.50 $40 for
1874 Total exports since January S271 O75 TT,
against s254 92l for tho corresponding period last
year. and $3.50, $50 100 in 1874 The total exports OF
specie January were s43 $50 against sos 1885, 223
for the corresponding period year. $63 9S5
in 1874.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CLyNE--McDoyALp.--O Thursday, December q,
1876. at st Augustine chu rich, Brooklyn by Very Rev.
Father Ludden, OF Albany. Y. CLyyE, OF New York,
TO MARY f., only daughter OF Thomas Mcdonald Esq.
OF Brooklyn. No cards.
MoLo-RAcLE- On Thursday December 90, 1870,
by tho Rev. G.. ScheiLet, WILLIAM L. MoLo 10 ELIZA
RAcLE, both OF this city
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. Il. l.. Dec. 80 1915
The printing cloths market closed firm mt 4sc 4sc for
standard and extra 81 x6l goods with light Offering
The sxles for the week SO, 800 pieces
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS

RIO JANKTRo. Dee. 80. 1875
Coi'ceVery animated prices advancing; good hrsts,
67o0 $3.50 refs per 10 kos. Exchange London, 24s
SANTOS Dec. 80. 1876
Coffee market animated and firm superior Santos
GOO goo -
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PROPOSALS.
for
s2sooooo 2 $40 PER CENT BONDS
CITY OF CINCINNATI

CITY OF CINCINNATI
Sealed proposals will be received Mt the American Ex
change National Bank by the undersigned. for
the proper authorities OF same until
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10, 1877
~ O'Clock \ NJ Tor the whole part uf the sum or
~ ooOU Municipal Bonds OF the city Of Cincinnati; as
authorized by acof Legislature Ut the state of Ohio
entitled AN act ratng to the cities OF the hrt elias,
having q population exceeding 10000 inhabitants, =
passed May Z. 1863 and an act supplementary thereto
passed February ~ 1875 ~ the people OF the city
of cincinnati and resolution of the City Council rs pre-:
scrbed by the said act.
SAID bonds will bear interest the rate of 310 per cent
payable the LIST day May and November in
each year. aud the principal will become in 1906 both
principal and intce,t being payable the American Ex-
change National Bank in New York.
Each proposal should be sealed aud indorsed:
Proposals for $40 per cent bonds OF tho city of Gin
cnnat ana enclosed In second envelope tho
American Exchange National Bank OF New York.
These bonds the last OF the issues authorized for tho
completion OF the southern Rairoad owned by the
pality of Cincinnati
The right reserved the OF the undersigned
reject any all OF IT, in their Judgment tho in.
terests OF the city require IL.
Awards viii be made January H.
For full information apply to the undersigned agents
KUHN. LOEB CO..
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HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF NORTH CAROLINA
llrecognfed by the state which excludes only special
tax bonds. who wish participate in the movement for
funding the debt requested send their
and addresses with the number Of bonus held by them 20
the charms OF the Bondholders Committee. WILLIAM
j. BEST Receiver Mechanis and Traders savings nsti
tuition. 2-3 Bowery, New York
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies aud Mortgages same
bought insurance Of all kinds effected with
j. j. HARBICH &CO.. 1ie broadway.
A DvANCfS ON FURNITURE, PIANOS AND GOODS
every kind stored or put sale ut Storage and
Sales Rooms. 1903 10 IO7 West SD.
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" YoRK cIrY 7's. DUE IN $500

NEW YORK CITY rs, DUE IN 1907
ROCHESTER, CITY rs. DUE IN 1893
oswEGo CITY rs. DUE IN 1885,
CINCINNATI CITY rs. DUE IN 1904
ELIZABETH CITY rs. DUE IN 1895.
LONG ISLAND CITY rs. DUE IN 1888.
For sale by
DANIEL A. MORAN,
No 40 all ST.. New York.
OFFICE gIDGEwooD INSURANCE COMPANY,
" BRoOKLyN, Dee ~, 1876.
semi annua dividend Of seven az per Is dee AIRED
payable January 2 1877 the New York Office of this
p,ny. No. 40 broadway. WIN. A SCOTT Secretary.
NoRrh CAROLINA BoNDs.-HoLDERs or THE
~ bonds OF the of North Carolina
meet at ~ o'clock A. NJ Thursday January the
Assembly OF the New York Clearing House
In the old Bank building Pine and
Nassau sts. No. II Pine ST. purpose
comforting together the best Of securing
equit able debt the state bond.
holders who cannot attend requested
with FRED BuTfERFIELD CO. who. upon applics-
ton. will furnish any information desired
AUGUST .BELMONT & co.
PRED ButTERFIELD co.
THOMAS DENNY AGO.
W. H. HAYS.
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T(OWEKY SAVINGS BANK,
- NEw YoRK, Dec II, 1876.
A semi annual dividend the rate Of six per cent
annum all sums Of 1--WE dollars and inward and
not exceeding one thousand dollars and OF five
per annum on all sums In of thousand dol
lars and not exceeding three thousand dollars which shall
have been deposited ~ least three months the day
January next, will be allowed to tho dcposors and will
payable on or after Monday. January IS. i-77 In &C.
eordnnce with the provisions OF the bylaws BY order of
the trustees
SAMUEL T. BROWN, President.
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500, 800, 351
Total gold and currency interest.


4OJ ous
The banks OF the city will disburso 81 100, 625 fire
insurance companies $685. O0O railroads SIT s43
and miscellaneous corporations 81, 500, $40.
RYcAPIrULATlON
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The closing rates for foreign exchange were:-
Sirty Days Three Days
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.HoICE AND SAFE INVESTMENT.
u and N

1
~ ~ aud 10 per
City and County Municipal Bonds
First Mortgage Railroad Bonds
City Railroad Stocks and Bonds. Insurance and Bank
stocks Gaslght Stocks and Bonds strictly first class
Securities Interests always promptly paid For sale
desirable pricesby ALBERT II; NiCOLAY co.
No. 40 Pine st.. New York.
N. Investment securities speciality 20 years
(,ITIZENs' SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF INV
OYgrR ~ Bowery, corner Canal sIntcrest for the six
months ending December 81 1876 payable aud after
January -. 1871 at the rate OF per
all entitled thereto under tho bylaws
bank: interest not Withdrawn viii be credited original
deposit and entitled to interest from January money de.
posted before January 10 Will IRON
January bank from 10 Mondays
Saturdays. 10 toll 4. A. QUINTARD. PrcsidenI
SEYMOUR A. BUScs, Secretary.
MONUMENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLL.
of the company. will find II to their interest TO call on
JAMES A. DWELL 81 William st.
IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
Dividends.
Tho trustees OF this bank ordered he
paid to depossos entitled thereto for six months end
ing this date, Ms folows:-
FirsOn sums Of 81 and under six per cent per an
mum. ~ "
second On exceeding 5000, six pcr cent ner an
mum on S2On aud i've per cent the cxcess
rnyablc on and after MONDAY, January 10, 1877
der date OF January will be entitled 10 interest," Tor
the next elk months II not Withdrawn.
HENRY L. HoGUET. President
DAVID LxpwirH, Comptroller.
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NKw YORK. Jan. I 1877.
, 1877-07-19
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tpsi @%slssentmiirfe 3usesanssn, welae
cine lsbbafts Bodybuilding bel ibrsr
bemna@ftSen 8sratbuns erresen bdrt'
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, 1877-07-19

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fern bes Trantlin Snitituts in St.2olis
@olobldtter Dor, wsl6e er permittelit
glectricitdt auf Gupfer iibertragen uno
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Subeu. Dapon fallen leioer 5000 Der
.Mrmcnpflese anbcim.
, 1877-07-19

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