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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
SUCCESSION OF MRs. MTRAF, MINOR,

second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. sasss.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, IS 965.
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DY q. Il. GIRARDEY, AUCTIOEEBR@-
10 Offeo NO. Il Camp ttIett -GATJRDA Az. April
!, 1871 at twelve O'clock NJ, at the St Charles
Auction Exchange in the rotunda Of the St
Charles Hotel, in this city, will be sold Rt pub
lie auction, by yiItue and in pursuance Of two de-
eIees by this Hon A. L. Tiesot. Judge OF the second
District Court for the parish of Orleans rem.
dered re spec.ively on the twenty third Of Feb
ruAry, 1877, and the twenty frs Of February
1871 and signed on the twenty-elgdth Of Felru-
sry 1877 in the above eattled matters, the follow
ing described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF POTION OF GROUND
situated in The First District Of this city in the
square bounded by Baroune CarOI delet, Calli0pe
and Clio stree.s designated by 1he lett A, aa
per sketch by J. A. DBemecourt, turveyOr, an
nexed to an act passed before T. Grima, . not arx
pub ic, on the tWenty-eeventh OF March, 1905
i'd lot measures Is feet inches front on Bar3nn6
street, by depth of l2a feet The inprOvemtnts
comprise the half of the two story frame double
tenement. containing four rooms in the main ard
four rooms 10 the rear building de gallery, large
shed, stern, etc.
Terms-One-hRf cash, balance at twelve months,
fer notes specially secured by mortgage and ven
dolA lien bearing all the usual clauses Of eight per
cent per annum interest from the day OF sale anti
nal pay ent; five per cent attorneys fees In TIE
event of suit policy Of insurance transferred and
purchaser to assume payment Of the taxes due
and exigible for 1877 over and above the price Of
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser. BE-
fore A Hero Esq., notary public.
mh5 10 II "a 81 APT
SUBURBAN PLANTATION CITY Ph0PIRrY, kTo
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eesaIon Of UHmills ThEeFy.
nlsTRICT COURT FOR THK PARIHH
ans, No. IS ,099 Notice ID hereby given
tors OF this estate aud to al other per.
8 Interested, TO show cacse within ten
toe present uotiflcaii0n. II any they
IN whv The FINAL account presented by
oy, tesfamAl tdry exerurcr IN this ee
not be iam0IOfated and approved.
Iuncs distributed in accordance there.
II q - JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

Second District Court for The Parish of orlean
No. 80 0l0.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
SUBURBAN PLANTATION, CITY PhoPIRrY, Ell

gUCCE sstoSs OF L. r. GENRBBS IND j. j. LIZ
once Abaf members of tie late. hrm Of Abat 1
Geueree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23
IN ~ EIIen Ward, deceased wife
Of John Ochiglevich.

Lar 81 , can r. l.. tiasberKue, and
a his daughter Theiese U, Jones'.
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
beans, No. 80, 1859. Whs reas. Mrs. Sarah
Illgw II J. P. Z. Cashe gne, has Detitioped
IN letters Of admir- istrat on en- the above
tstfs Notice is hereby given 70 llwhom
aeern 10 show cause within ten day
Iayer VI the ai1peitionsg should COZ 70
~ JOHN HERBERT, Clers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

ELEGANT RESIDENCE WITH LARGE GROUNDS
IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-23

EIAIU 2 u NIU5 Vi tLo KVtUos
Atameeting of the Board of Directors held on the
eighteenth day of January, 1877, it resolved to
deelsre dividend Of SIX DOLLARS AND sHIRTY
GENTS on each share, ths said dividend TO be
credited on the ninety per cent stock notes held
by the company.
ROBERT JACKSON, Vice President.
LCu1s MATHS, Secretary.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders, held
on the ninth day of January, 1871 the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing
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AM SENFNTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. FcInInger's Concert.

There is considerable class Of music
loving people in this city to whom such quiet
musical rccals rs those given 10y Mr.. and Mrs
fcinInger are much more agreeable than con-
c"rt- Of more elaborate and prctonuous char
atDr FIR these are like Il parlor entertain
m'nt. and have about them a home-like air
Mr. and Mr-. Frinnerr depend entirely upon
tt.ir own cNertious tn make them pleasant
whn+h H. the easier. H. Mrs.. Frinngcr has th"
d.nNl KIT If being Il singer ~ well ~ pianist.
Tine programmes are lrtird wth great TASTE
and lis rmiuution and ar" made up partly ot
standard music ami part Of new compositions.
~ p WIS tNai ot M-i evening. ma which occur
rad Wt'rN- los Beethoven. Irn-t. and Chopin. as
We'll az ~nuH lss~"r comp l~ltlon~. Mr. Irln NE
ger played with particular deli'a"y aud M
ChnWn's romanN for tn l'anp arranged for
tine violin hy Milh,ihmi. TIL" work lo-'s mo-
thing of H. beauty hy ala" transfer from one in
-trum"ut Ia the other. Mrs, l'iningnr snug
some SONGS composed 10y her husband. ani "a
large aud mobile concert arm hy k'nnrke. IN
utirl \lridW- Song of Triumph. ~ freely
written and a. vigorous rs Mend" -suhu : 10 It
N,-al works. and Very mu Ia IN M. style.
In' =" are 10 b" Two moro "i those r"cltals, the
neat ul which occurs un the 2lst inst
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Mcycrbecr,. "s,aror,hc North"

The English opera company last evening
gave representation Of Moyorbccrs " North
star at tho Academy This L. AN opera that is
very SURF to attract IA large audience, and do
srrodly. for tits fun Of most charming music.
There was last evening the usual large attend
au'o al the Academy and che opera received an
effective rendering. The tiI-t coils Ist"d of VI -
krll.-,s Mrs.. 'lrin. Madame Ru-"wald. and
M"s~rs. Mua~. Comfy. and fruk"s. In costume
and in scenic 'n" t~ this oprru rrc"lN"s rather
more att AtlOn tllun most of ~" others Oi the
counnnvS rrprrtoir'-it- S"mi-miliiHry char
meter requiring. indeed. rather more pomp and
clr-iini-tiir" than tli" others.
Miss Kellogg j. ryiioutly not ut her host Her
singing MS evidently dome with effort, and i'm
thu III Il at she saved her voice wherever II WAS
possible. Her VOICE hH- grown tam ana color
l,-~, and either the lady ls not IA good health or
sllr nH"I~ ro~t.
To-m"srow evening Wasnors Flying Dutch
man VIII b,s given.
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The Republican Senators and members ~
Congress are open and bitter IN their rNpr's-
~iuu~ against senator tonklng. They charge
INN with n"ing mainly instrumental in s"cur-
lug the passage of IN" new complex machine
l'r counting til" electoral vote. They say il In
not the offspring of patriotism. hut If disHp-
pointed ambition. and III proof recall tn" iu't
that he made but one speech last fan and on
that occasion did not one" mention Hayes.
They assert that h" has not been IN sympathy
with IN" R"puhi"an party since IN" GIN lnnaii
convention. TINT the culdp '-- and Indifference
shown in him and the -'aniy support given him
10y the dele gates 80 Sour"d INN that b" j. not the
sam" man he WIS. You are reminded 10y tho-"
gruwl since the meeting of CungrreS and dis
courage the prospect of the election at Hayes.
They pat no mth ia the statement made
W him on u" hlor Of IN" S'nas' ihat
he believed Hayes WIS elected President.
" Yes said u Western man Ia your
correspondent " that j. throwing dust in the
eyes of the people This sort of talk had iS ri-
feet upon Srnut lrs and members of Congress.
and had much To- no with defeating and hu-
initiating 'nhtor tnnkling in IN" R'puhli an
Senatorial caucus Yesterday. In tins caucus
there Wus som" very sharp ulk. senator
Cnnklng. finding that the oppos ltiun WAS 80
strpnA. and bitter against him. Withdrew his
name. am sorry Senator Cunkling WIS not
on or IN the result Will lee the same. and
whether Tilden or HIVES is chos"n President i
will make no change Of sentiment Tor or against
him. lie Will have hard work t. regain the
confidence ~ tn" Il publican party, Mr.. Conk-
ling is not only charged with cOnniVing - put
obstacles in the way Of llayeS's rl"tion. but
with having dcmura2od the President.
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Ft,nt AZ {, siyl, npih'r d.rlin, vas more ariive
nuI .f,,I.r Iturk ,xh,at dnur ,nnre nirntv
a,S f,,', a., ,,,.,. 80. All W.',.rn sn,r,n,,,'
a. =, 49, s,,,c =, or,s, ~ "a, N.strr,,
.,.,,s an, 80 80 - -, y a. X ,rJ WY a. al
a. y ~ a. ivi,'r VIM, a1d * s l,s ~ "a Mime
~ ,nt',,, - -s,ttG cv sbtr,i,,p cNtrns s.sss. "a.
s''th"rn ,.trs n,l tai,ii, rifl x $500 Suth.
r .iin,f'y +, ,rs. ~ - a. a COM ,sl-vrst,,rn
$500, a.. ur,i, v,,,, = AZ, p,' d,ur s'n,,,
rne "a ~, A. 20 Bucb Gent nom a 10 n. ii loo
So, '' y ~ ' D
S,,,tox s,,t. t bu, steady Niitius ttpiands tgiLr
all ~, t,,,,r,s 49, ,aihrr d,r,r hnf ai,-,I
AMI M. t "a, l.iii,. closing AZ T., iGc lar Felr,
w. W.. 10 w. ~ -, tr H. t,,i "a ~ 10 ~,
W. i-o- t w., i,r, i.t ~ Ia, ,,r XXI, snh IL ,o,
Ans,, I,r.tut. al t,, ',rt. t,tlsV : ,pi 'lnies -
80. - t,,n' .ai,s iii.
-. rs va, ~ - ,,',r 49, az, i,.ii.' 80. -
rsihis do fnr March d,liSery AT az yp Int closing
.i,i s.ll.r. Itsr.u a., ,,,ud snlrs
nt .ts. hsif s1 ali lar 81 irUarV A. r, s,,,ic Cu
-. t,, 49,, .',,, 49,, Am , ,,. 80, s,iss
a., IL - at,x ~ al T., 'r nri,,n W.st
80 80 - an, 49,, ,',,,, ,.vy' fs.ies 40
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LIFE INSURANCE BUBBLES.
THE CONFINES TfffT HfTE ABrsED
THEIR SiCRED TRUSTS.
Probability Of Proper Legislation In Albany,
hut the t"rruptioni~t- Ready for WORK
Debate "a senator BiNby's Movement.

ALBANY, Jan. What shall bc done 10
regulate the business Of life Insurance. in this
state. and protect the policy holders. il the
question that IL uppcrmos, in the minds of the
law makers hero. 1t il certain that the leading
mcmhcrs OF the Legislature nrc anxious to piss
lust laws on the subject and IL IL equally certain
that the bono hunters" inside and the lobby
mon outside have fixed on the companies IA the
bonanza that Is 10 pay their board bills this win
ter and at the watering places next summer.
If the needed legislation in not secured this
winter IL will he because insurancc companies
will organize and control a sufficient force Of
corruptionists To- defeat II. II is hardly proba-
blc that the strikers will be able to make any
thing in any other way. IA no bill in the shape
OF" strike" can pass the Senate or receive the
approval OF the Governor. whatever might be
done in the Assembly
Senator BiNhy to-day offered resolution call
ing for the appointment VI special committee
to prepare hill defining n proper method for
the amalgamation Of life insurance companies
under the supervision Of the Insurance Depart
ment. n Just method and proper restriction in
the investment Of the funds of such corpora
tons; suitable limitations in tho expenditures
Of money: provisions for moro complete details
in reports. and n more thorough investigation
10y the Insurance Department. Answers Of COM
panics 10 the resolutions heretofore adopted by
the Scngt, arc to bc referred to this committed,
whose hill when completed. ~ TO he considered
10y the whole Senate. inst 'ad NJ going 10 the rrg-
ular committee. Mr.. Woodin thought that a
special comm n - wus unnecessary. ns the les,-
t-lniinn asked for could be obtained through the
regular committee. To this MIR. BiNhv replied
that hill that he had introduced last winter
hud never been reported from that committee.
Alter speeches low NJ ,ssrs. Prince. Tobrv. and
others. who claimed that the resolutions rrne.t T.
mnt committee against any such attack, Mr.
BiNhy Withdrew his solutions, at the same
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Theatrical Gossip.

w FIR rw GG@tnHGs I las al2 r.. ts. at
Chandos Fulton is work ing with Mr.. Ahhry in
packed with nu.
Thi, is Mss Clara Morr-'s last wcok in tho
III br-t OF her strong repertoire
Edwin Booth is drawing immense houses in
n iN 'e ,n 'n i rmarA, n, reon Il, b s
A,,c thcliiS Il Iiam,i !, u'oruhy regarded
. ,NcN, Monday, NJ ~ Palmer NIL produce
C' g,ye S . ,o r nc ai R s. Nr ,.,
Charles hoinc,J II sloaidsit, and james @ N,il al,
~ iic east
The orchestral selections for the next Brook
rehearsal nn fIilnv rhcN romni.e the Jupiter sym
Iun E.m.o ard juliet il HcrioA and tne RIDE o
una conc,u
The New York Press Club give a literary and
"'inWav iinii ,n IucsinV c,,mnr. l,h6 MAX IVAN
,nAi., hwlnnA amt ,na,e' ionSSri. r. clgruuou
Mudr.-rI Cuh' q skNuol. direction M,,.r, ti,orsr
Ga,, Nr Ha.'ii/ n,l ii, yos Ao G"l. aud
Kriis.s va, to aVc ,a,s her unoa,s SON., Miss
The play OF. " Finn Avenue 10 h. produced
a si' ' 81 Sy no'"a rl ",',' and rji
Thompson llNeb, lHinun. a'mrmsii lrnnnN w'.k,,
~.r' ani collision NTH ipnh,r vessel oil the coast uf
ia.,f.,cr, ,ir' macuid..- .nw nquNuon one o. iur
shiis IS seem o sinh. aud h,r ln--.nscts r. ~wh The
svcnni nrt open. with a Wow of MHn s"e'i ~" lii
my tniri .r" prc'cn,ed Nu' Government r." anus
ON @ 900 the ppWcrN lhr 'r'"nl scene sNtsnNl"w of
a. lfu.nu River iron Work. rom which the Monitor Is
lunrlnd This i. very sensational. and call, iur the
rr.rn.e or pm shipW right In Inc lour, act We -r
t,ii thr much talked W murltr stnr taxi, place
II J.. said tu ln uuuiug NE tnnlc of the
lilN II tlin occupancy Ul mansion INil
~, nue. by TIC dri roicf- of ti nrd rioir eio, uon
l., tho >,,cnlh trsm,n Jus, returned nom lh' ~nt oi
NHi. Grui.r iitund d.-hlns 49, uniformed hs - uli 81
op, 'itmi,, ' I" Gcoac Emtt 'charIcy Iaisoc. AMI
Jnhnn, Ml ionplcHr IN ii't mnw runau"n, oi ,harac
term tir lower strata u tnruw"ht"n llr, inr-lu" APP
p,urug ~ tine " ho-- m Hil tic htl Posters Mis-
Su-ot.u Will imp, rnnair boot corn wun4n and thri,
viii also ln llsh I.trulilNE -'rgtnti hl-htOh n
duheN waiter and dc,lrAi0 convict The cast en-
learr. tWrni, niu,. II viii hc the nr-t appearance "
nrut-c ksndl SINCE his return IRON Australia and
tn- and
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The National Capital aud ihe New Jcr-ss
Mutual,

Mr.. benjamin Noyo- President Of the Ma
tionul Capital the company that has contracted
o. lrin,uro thr New Jersey Mutual said, yootor-
da,. that the action before Chancellor Hun>nn
dill nnt disturb him i'm tn" least.
Il have the a.,..ts." he said. and no one can
tou.h them. The, can rnjpn the New Jersey
Mutual hut there has boon no service upon me-
nipl n tlrr. should hr | Wpui pay no at cent IN
90 II. So tar 49, the -tntrn mt Oi M"tnl Is con-
,.'rn'd II i- simply ridiculous, Ills doparlmrNi
ha- no authority tn refuse To- the National tupi-
tai cert irdin tn do business IN ths stat" II ih"
rrquirnm, n'- oi th" law ar fulfilled. II II ~
onl. lntD ry anon t!l M as ulon ia" company !
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have boon busy all lay sending of circulars to
policy holders stating the terms Of the contract
with The New Jersey Mutual"
MIR. Mccall the assistant Superintendent of
Insurance said, last night: " Tho whole trans
fer Of the Wv Jersey Mutual to the National
Capital IL u fraud from beginning 10 end, and
no cert itirHtc. under any CIRCUMSTANCES. will be
issued to the National Capital 10 do business in
This state So long Us the present department ~
isis. The trnnsnotiO IL an out ragoous swindlp
and YOU may state il in ~ strong language az
you please, giving me as authority"
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The Z Continental.

The examination OF the assets OF the Com
'h'huu Lie insurance company was Continued
yesterday AT p Nassau street. before Mr.. william
Allen Butler the referee Amounted by judge
."' y" 'hc p'l'i"n W Supn'h r'nEilsn anu
other policy holders, Thc room IN which the
eop,n,nv md ycos f,rm,~i, o,euri,d ID, ia.
'f,' - W." 80 wv -, VI.
loaners Bank. Mr.. Raphael Moses. !r.. Rand
Warner l.. W. Van Pct q. W. LOCKWOOD Rich
or, o,c,r,oo, I E.,.b : - ,nlr,.s -,
p.,,io,,I o,,I ',t.,, I,,,. ,.,..,..,I -, ,.,,,s
Of policy holders in various parts II the coun
,rv nh. r,,.i,,.r w. r.,,r,.s,r,,.1 h,, Jol,, I
lin and Judge Fullerton. Thedirc,t cxamna-.
tion was conducted hy Mr.. Moses, and the cross
. ,Nnulinni.un hv Nr ufi
Tnrrii1rt oi MIR Vi ~. : WIS mainly t. unoarth
collu-ion between lhe oiic'.rs Of l1r Con-
inrir attorneys 10 mere tny iurin.r into thc
lnit.r Mr. swell II Swell A P"r.. Who A.
",,,,,, 49, I A. nv, , it, ALL ,t p
""nlninint on winch IA" cn,nia,,y WAS mi iuin
TRe c"ry Of the complaint iiled was SHOWN To-
,i'm,,l,'d i, \ v Jrs,y MIN,
/ did not communicnie VIII thr Contin~ntnl In
luu'i'.n' ncVrr met nn,."f Nh. oni,r.rs, and
an no Know thrm at ia" tine n.iitnt S .
I In h'half Of Mr. H1vt. On tho day thnt Mr An.
d"rson was ann. ntnd receiver Mas retained
b. him n cuun-. l."
Judge Fullerton testified that he was counsel
for the receiver Of the Continental and in that
| capacity had recovered part OF the securities
| transferred To- the New Jersey Mutual. These
l. Were, in ms safe. He added. | am counsel for
the New Jersey Mutual to a limited extent Tor
| the transfer II its ass,iis WIS not counsel for
the New Jersey Mutual while counsel for the
| Continental. The contract OF the New Jersey
Mutual with the National Capital did not en-
brace any assets that IN" Continental claimed"
Mr.. u. A. Noycs testified that he had acted as
the attorney Of the New Jersey Mutual. Mr.
Moe.s was about Ia question MIN further H. to
bis connection with that company. when Judge
Fullerton asked what that had to do with tn"
pres nj examination into Tn. affairs Of the Con-
tnrntu Life. Mr.. Mos, replied that hr de-
sired To- show that the ur, sent counsel of the
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FrstA certified copy the OF the Legislature
thofiNng the Returning Board the
nr President and Wee Pre- mt cast on the 7 u No'em
Der
seconi-A COPY Of the returns as canvassd by the nc "
board. certified iy uiem
Tnrd-The Governors certificate of the appointment
and due authorization Of the 1ildon electors
Pour h-lhv d,clnfuu iN the cl's tor. themselves.
duly ceruh,d that met aud east their vote Tor Hidden.
The report Of the special committee of the
House IL very strong document cmbOdyim,
certified copies 81 every return made To the
Board Of State CanNas-ers AMI also the law AZ
plying 10 the ease. TINT ia the languilg" uf n
member of the committee. il Will br possible,
for anybody 10 canvass tn" returns Tor himself.
The majority H. reported 10y the committee for
Iilden is " votes, and the case they say, il 81
clear that II Will be absolutely impossible W
overthrow IL.
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Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange com-
prissd iur-r lp~uft sales N
A. j, Bl.ocker son-unc house, with lot 25xs0 II.
the east side Vt COlumbn. 40 feet south vi RvingtOn
street, S'iiiO
by j. q. fullertnn-Lea- Of plot, 10 l0xiuo on hs
southwest Vt Tenth avenue aud Twenty rst street.
$40, a. plainun
Also III partition. by II waltrrs's Son-Thc buildings
with three lease o plot ~ 2NThs. un East Broad
way, southwest corner o CathHrine street. sI.tsn
The remainder Oi announced foreclosure sales were ad
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The Grand Jury sent 10 Judge Glider
sleeve. in th" General Sessions yesterday, n
bundle of indictments. Regarding the nature
of these documents. or the proceedings that had
preceded their prostitution. the srrro'y that
the law rnlnlnS WITS maintained by the jurors,
the District Attorney, and the Judge. II WIS
the uHg ~ ~. the Security Life INSURANCE Com
pany. NoHrl,Sts ia that oohu"'t ton have boon
made, however, "a, lar ~ has been learned,
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There is village not n hundred miles
from New lork called Huntington. II ~ IN
Long Island. and WAS made famous some four
years ago hHcuu-r OF a genuine sensation which
occurred there. 4 Young man named Kelsey
who was paving his addresses tn a young Indy Of
the place. WAS rntle.d away one might, iairrd
The murdrrrrs have dwelt IN the high moral
almost hrre of this community ever since, aud
have not been brought t. punlshn"nL The
community doesn't seem TO caro- whether the
guilty wrctch", are punished or not.
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FLORTDt'S TOTI..
The Result OF the New Count Vndcr the Re-
cent Act of the LeHl.Iatn re.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The President pro
tenn. of the Senate has received from tho Gov
ernor OF Florida all tho official papers. showing
the action Of the Tdcn electors and the re-
canvass Of the votes under the art of che new
Returning Board The votes for the electors us
certified by the now board are:
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II is said & at the Hudson County Frecholdcrs
who voted for tie Harrison estatc purchase. and who
were indicted therefor to be arrested today Two or
THREE members the Grand jury that indicted Them
them-,Ncs freehulrr~ three years usn and voted
Tor the same purchase and ut adsHnc" 90 tO'plo
over the prI,e agreed upon by the present board.
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price ~ gold hut In view of the influence. brought N
bear the market reelected good degree uf nr1nness
The following were the = T. NJ. closing prices

state bonds were quiet hut firm We note sales NJ Mis-
sour IS long bonds IO 6iu1 do is Hannibal and
1t Joseph ISSUE. 10; North Cgrone IS new, January
and july To-, and Tennessee IS old, at a. Railroad
securities were also moderately dealt in with the prins
cipnl 'ioHs follows Chicago. Burlington anil
Quincy Ss M, Lchrh AMI W consolidated, 80; Mil
waukcc and s. Paul consolidated sinking fund, so3j
Chicago and North stern consolidated coupon gold
bonds. VIZ NV York Central IS ss3. lO5. North Mis-
souri, lists f-is ohio and Mississippi consolidated, s7i
central incih st. san Joaquin branch, y2% Pacific u
Missouri ~. lnsi G, and LIST, ~ Great Vest
Telegraph. coupon igu Oi, central Pacific gold bonds,
1OI'A Delaware and Hudson registered a. 10Y Han.
nhal and 81 Joseph Ss consolidated. 3D. Cleveland and
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