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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-28
fINiNCI.iL Avn COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, Oct. n p NJ Tho speculation
at the Stock Exchange developed a fevcrsh and
unsettled market. but in the latc dealings there
was n bcter tone and rally in Western Union
and Lake Shore totho highest points Of the day
The volume Of business. however was consid-
crably loss than the average OF the week. but
Lake Shore was stimulated into more activity
by a uiccc of gossip about the sale Of n put ="
on this stock To the extent Of 1000 shares at
CO., for 60 days at l., e cont. The story was
not authoritntively contradictcd until after the
close Of the Exchange: but n rise of = q cent.
to Gg's was engineered under the influence Of
assertions that Mr. Keono WIS the seller.
Another stimulus to the higher price Of Lake
Shore was report that. commencing on Jan.
l. this company will pay quarterly dividends Of
l., = cent. instead of srni-annual. The u in-
nihal and st. Joseph shares were moro active
ut an advance Of and 2 r cent 10 13A and
2S' for the common and preferred respectively
in consequence of adviccs from 81. Louis that
the receiver recently appointed had boon
i FSSGS %RE the T6a r"Tms'
rallied 1@1A = cent: and New York
Central WAS la better at 100 ,. The coal
sturks. however. took a downward turn Of :. for
Drawarc. Lnckawanna and Western - 81 -.
and Of | cont for Delaware and Hudson to
- .. while Illinois Central dropped q 10 10 a.
and Michigan Central from Goa To %. Eric
but Quicksilver preferred declined from 10 to
IS with later transactions AT 3D. The other
stu is pos 'uiel NJ -p' 'ial feature-.
The following tuh" represents the opening,
highest and lowest sales. regular way. of the
principal ~toc Is. during the past week. together
with tho number of shares dealt IN.
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A GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.
,,t~sytLK or f.5OO MTLEs ~ 1000
,ONSECT mr. HOtRS.



go, ~, ip,ioa T,sg,aph, Oto
r. yalk Loo miles in 1000 consecutive
~ milo and half in every hour, day and
H.. t,r six weeks. batting one day is II liuor
s-t hi- been reserved inr Wllllan ''ai'. u i.'n,
aiEf, iu the west of England and the princi-
p,y Toward the close of his aninzlng march
l"l,,,.r'irno,, vi spectators AZ the Lille Bridge
l' .''nl. In- lay by day improved in numbers
""aik was well timed 10 finish On saturday
~. fimn ~ the day when half or more than
s.i iani.n H. holiday making. The start HAD
s, rtI. nj o'clock on sunday morning.
81 a-' and since that minute the actions
tGa-.,nd hi- very rest have been scrutinH II
fr.nI and foe. by hacker and opponent. hy
~ M ufnnfre trainer. and medical man. and 4
~, laraiii registry Of cach walk ana 81 all
,.wnrtn noting has been KEEP, soihhl the rec
."inil-nNril. s1'dhu Ii has boon acommon
y" H., y.tl ualr-triuns omulating the walk
sTIf Eir lHv To- bring two miles together al
a'rni o' one hour and the beginning of the
,,t suu- 60 gam a. long an lnl'fNhl ol rest ilS
ns'hle that i- uhout eighty minutes ~ once
M.tvo hours. Gale has pursued diHrrcnt
I" ,.. " hell aufnmoning him to each walk rs
f bnnr hats sounded. Barclay much heavier
d., ,IIn Galr supported his frame and re-
v,ifnD constantly wasting Tissues 10y taxing
nvr argo quaint il.s ot sohu iuvui n.'WiI,n
A, anil -IN pounds w'ight every uhy. for
a., .f,-f at iu'rio.k. he generally ni" roast
Sri ,rNns with II pint Of strong ale. and
,r,rihIf SOME 'HH and bread and butter: he
tiWI ut noon on mutton chops or boot
,,t-. i..-a dinner Ht sin consisted lrin 'iplly
N r.-t nN,i or mutton. with which ne drank
t,-.r ia'l VOL hy wine, and NJ eleven ne
.,, ,n enil chicken. Bar lay. II must he
.H.r.d. wu- under training throughout
",t.l.- h..n bis own trainer. He has TAX On
i',l,yI d ice fsf inclined, and has sun 'd MS
,.t InIupp't'f' without reference To- time or
.mu Mutton chops have entered largely
... b.. care. -- 40 'tary. hut il" mas 'ut, gu
trI. of 81. Iu.- hDaiti, and Oh saturday NJ q"
.-'I, IBID h.- hilarious and hura~sinE mar1h,
he a'r % .N'-t J. un4 irie sole. with tra. me-
snNhirl lo lN- hal all the time mas h"t pee "a
t... IN,t chat Wni ID was adm nlSt'r'd Go
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SATURDAY. oct 27-FIoun AND MEAL-Flour
D s,,e 1ma PRED s amoic ss ANA trG
supcrnuc. 81 setaa extra state. s. @Mst' n. Mescrn
s5f1i w,nicr what extras so~,ns'' I5.i lo * aud
xxx. sd az ~ Minnesota uatcuts, g. ipesa. crv
iy brands 81 5oess Southern snipplne extras. s,@ts
s. ~ Corn mca1WS'csn, stan1y vines 90
iced. sl'rs2o Buokwhcat nour + iu1 ns S2;2u@s2cn
mdln5 ogagg. iiac rilaie. WIKI " ''si goin'. ioM
e, c".in At u i-c lor o',g.e i;u,p Ii
rairy ii ~ Ter Narch aud il 10 Tor April Sale. Tor
future d,ivcr, 5000 bales Receipts at ports this day
ira,e,ox. Pork arnicr: sales $50 thls nose on the
spot taae@iIio and 2,o Do Tor October at sid a
with The lator month"; held Tor zoe more money Beet
meai, dIiy held Iu rnih.r li, Lard steady nu Nc
business comparatively irnni at - - tnr prime city.
and - Nu fof prime Wcstcn and Tor nnurc delivery
gg". 49, ~ Tor n.eemhcr 1gd $50 Tor the year
On Tue spot 10 y" bush At 2asSl 3H ion 20 spring
8 Ae'i3 tor So lido; - ~ s@tl - Tor 40 siins,
,"r go"',s Wu's . @, at WIN, for SaS,mr
aud 81 81 @si 800 Tor December ~ sni at 'rsllc tor
ss ,,., , .hh" ~, a,.s7e "r wc.tcr,, miS"d .,o
g. or white Dc incigng rTaa.d So . a. ni~ s
mir reGuc.t sacstn til, Spot. Iist'" nn,i a claG!
oii,c. AMI Tor miuc delivery 100 bush Nc .
hts.'a sv.I ,y', , '"u "a 'r-i L'"i, 'i,' f,
Al i...r.N RIO -teau,. ud mol rgt' .'ic- 81
io' Rauoon. u n'nl Nola..c. arm ana 'u, .t0g i,
small N.''t 'nin- 4" . H,N .r,, S.N ur
asp -n... 10 l.-i, ell Z $50 ..i fof Caia =, nf
Porto aco y lnl lur' mf m' hanged standard
:, ,nh n'.,n. v,r, erncr OF 81 7oests, for
strained fo -N. -.lD~ late, ani Co. iiN 90 anoui int'r
u.i. t'"i 'li" l'' Ni, - iii '.- 'i !. li il.
.sc ror crud on hu'N Hni nay for refined in ~
. fIll -II'r 4tf vat ul AiiiN -fNlN 10 iiN
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WOM.fNLT yENGE1NCE.
4 second WIFE Arrested as n Nurdcr-ss on
Complain, Of the Frat WIFE.
A daad man in Oakwood Cemetery has

dead man in Oakwood Cemetery has two
giyo- ln 4 b. 'ago to-day. onco them is mere
rom tauuia 10 the role 81 Nemesis, ana ihc
N'Ier unr occupies "a cell inthe armurv. hramicd
fN %" first ono ~ "a m.rd"rc--. Nelson van
InrNo'ri WIS come. tod in ain rent ways tor
N.n" y'ar- past With ia" Board pi rad". Mh"n
PIP. .Iiue htrr il was with Mr.. tTOliu" VAN
tr 10. 81, Wa ar srntrd a. lls VIII, when
Ner 30" Wa pcs ntod az all. Shr was 'uNoin
.im. They cam. from Belcvllr. Cangda.
elrro he had been ~ the employ = tno huds ~
ty (9mpany, At that pIate he leii ms hrsi
Hehrtter days they had passed together. IN"
Mrs Nauleryoou' At thcnriuory also iivyd m
f.naila near BellcVille NandervOort died on
p g5fh ~ september. and was buried On the
lih .n eastwood S'uce then NJ. mas be- u
nndu.tng herself rs rcspect.ble widow
tN .U.i. she d0nned her weeds; 81" stayed ~
l4r mound under the russell leave~-aud in
t'ety way Hl"d in manner that made her
On IT, night before las,. Mrs. vanderyoort
N arrived here from Canada. and on ycster-
NEt'' rnH0l "A warrant for the arrest ~ Mrs.
4 irier II N"'-.n Nantetvoort hy POISONING
Ian l.'"'lycs Steele. Ost"rnan. and Ryan a.
afa"t uy Cant. NJ 'Garig.e. the clici % the
t'i"iy department. hNi been shadow,rs III"
\ Il-' ". 1853. yer -infr last Friday Wn"n-
m4 n 4went out she was followed hy one Of
The Most probable story is that 10. heard -
Nln i"rtHlr' dopll md heard that hc had left
nr money and ilnun liie insurance policy,
'tpi wii,h she e9u .uicd w"te worth light
~ lOr ANA ~" a',ordinsp n.lihnd ~" "n-
r'le- l.rc e. watch wi. low No. ; until sh"
r.rfrl Mr.. White, wLo knew all II the par
ln ttr'.a. ant who wa- visitor 70 Mrs. \:
HiNrr reporter iastl -ht thui shoe know -
Mt.r,.. .l- iUur-s md cHinr 90 -rr Mr- '.
d. l'f ~ lN... Nnup"ry ,ofi rr'u- i.r sly
gray days 90 Yak" amy IA" ii inc iron anybody in
rA Iu-' BECAUSE hr got mad with Mrs. V NJ.
HH.i.t $50 r.. ~iui. .hl .,"u Tor ih ,lNIVu
'.f ar whM fg irot'-tod Yoh"m.nuy.
a"f.,,IpN. Mr.. MNIt.- I'r-uu-inu, Nuli-
N.ff ffHl M Inst t. Ia some
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Steamboats, ano .,allruaos.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

ON aud after Jun. -. 1877.
Train, leave NHW Nurk Wa Dc-tlu,~e, and turNinit
sf- I,friVs. A. follows
EXPRESS Tor llarri,hur- Ilthur-h the We.t and south.
with Pullman Palace Car, attached. "a .U amt = -
T. daily.
For Wilnimsror. Lock Haven. Corr,. anal Erc at -
T. NJ connocuns ~ t'rN Tor Itn.Nnlr rruucuul
luirc, and me ~ iic-.ou> fos NrIam'rort a"i
For Raiuuorr Wi,hmeton, aud the south, Limited
Washington tNpr..s ~ Pullman rariur cars dtllN,
except SUNDAY. - so \. arrive Washington I IN
T. ~ R,.Ulhr % So \. 10. AMI s.or NJ. sun
ESlft., ioi rmad.inlia. : Ho. an. h" 80 Limitc D.
IL i,A NJ /, I. s. :. lnd . }1r NJ SUNDAY VI .
30. :. ami > 3or 20. EuI-tlut aud SECOND class,
Boat, o "Brootlyn Annex connect with an through
trsiu. At tcr.ry Cii, nlorilns speedy aud dircct
transfer Tor BrOukiNu iriNcL
For tram, T. N'wrk, EAMle'h RAILWAY, rrinccon
Trenton. Perth AmlpN, lcuin-' 49, 49, I.ii"ie. ami
other points, SEE l"nl ah' ,iulc, AZ an ngo"t pnic',
Tiniu- Arrve From ru-nur-h. q ~ nuu o. ~ 4
ami lp2nr NJ dnN l"l9 VI amt 30 r. daily.
except Mundlv. From Mh-liue'l ~ nud baltimore.
NtlA n 30 ~. 10, nni 80 ~ T. " SUNDAY,
GrpA VI From rhilaielphia, = 10, - - ~, ~. 40.
luip II ,n n, ~, 10, p ln. A." ~. g. 10 ~,
10 2OP SHniaN. > az. oar - ~ II FIA NJ % ID
AMI - 1ni.M
Ticket Ofccs so AMI ~ Broadway. Aston House.
amt foot Of ,NrO,sr> hui r'luli 81. court 81
BrnnkNn. IA llG ti us Hudson - llfIuk"u. Depot
Jersey rl% hnn ant nt.ct oho.. Thi,Np .he
FRANK THOMSON. |. y FARMER
General Nnni-'r h"h'i "a ssi u-rf Agent
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the week amounted 10 $G2f NO. as against S3i
$40 tho figures Tor the week previous
the Exchange.
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Anustn,tnis,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ POOLE HONNEILY ..... .Lcssees and Managers
RESERVED SEATS Orchestra and Balcony, 30 cents
may hc secured ten days in advance. Box office open
daily from y a. NJ. to 10 = VI
CROWDED I1Ot SEES
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Tho total number Of shares l"alt in TODAY
was ll3 poi. ~ which Las" Shurn represented
~ -p' Nc-trrn Union; lt.ll p,.awar' ln.k-
awanna and Western. l2Min, ST. iul 9lju; 81
Pad preferred. 3.7un. Illinois Central. 5000:
Erir. 1850: Nurihw.-frru Z5u; .Nortnw, storm
preferred f.2uh; Hannibal and ~ Ju~ ih
! 30. Hannli al and ~ Joseph preferred. . tuu .
4 .ntral. , los: New Jersey Southern. su1;
Quicksilver. 900; Qui. NsilV.r preferred. 100:
Maha-h. 1tj: Ohiu~ 500; c.. g.. &. and l.. 500:
clrvrland and Pittsburgh. 500; Il.k l~.and.
32u; VI IRIS and E-srN. 300 Mon Pacific. i3u (,
pacin. Mai. 22j: W,ll--fargu INprc-- $50. St
L.. Ii. C. and ~. lun: ami |. :. ENpr'ss. 1uu.
tn" gold market cont Iuunl uuIH'. Wit tho
bulk of thr transactions at luZ4. There was IA
temporary drop 10 iu2''.
The following were tie principal quotations
fG9ANEv io5 'iifsAN IIs5'.
IT. .a3, ne rate IaI f'r h''in. balances carr. d
N4' . ~ .,n, io' IA, d, r,.,,,or,o NJ, ,, ss
rScna,.e we've soSS5c" sad saisncc. = 81 isi%,'.
AMI gurfrney n,la,'e' s. tnr gro. .."l'ns '
me sub r. a-gry paii out today s2n IN com interest
tccmed ~ epolin allied bonds which during the week
essf;aicd <;s71yn -, in- turin. the same pefoi
Tie lnierua revenqe receipts at wa-hn!ion to aay
1r,a.ur, also r.Of.td S7rnu,l BOO national hau. mo-; y
IN ledempuYu. which naSe, total Of -.eep ny tn
the national bank circulation. al.o siau''o i'f
amounts TO ssl7Jpo"p curreuc, notes. and 81 i'io''
~ cNi.rt' ~. .p c,or 'le 'e'k footed ul s3.- -
hhd .i'N 'an - -it n- De- l.' 3, l-''ll .'ihr
i0u..i. rr-incc-,u.i,nc, ,Hlnaiol-forh 49, ch ,il
sl y 49,, a.ssa'm.r III 53.S3- .s,t tune a.i ,c.r
ani = ." -o77 40 no TIE import, eff dr' -old,-
wcrk rnilis ida, amounted IT, s.--J773 and -iuce
l si' ' s -. a. e as'i' s''''''' '"' time
Nl 4. Y SO I'd, ar # 'ss o" r,i,.
Ile mooney mars't wa. wen sugni.,i wan loauahl,
! in- o. effected az Prime mercantile a,.' i'ian,c'
/ i".s'l a. sf~' a,t9rin- 20 "ah of maiur'N
]
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IrNIoN sauAKE THEATRE.

~fNTiI RFII4.NR - k~oN
C.rn,. .us MONDAY fNiNlNN. 81, fpHhR ~
H. tiAlI.l. nIg nlf.rf 20, 90 Iv-t. AtcrrA sex
qui,ie COIN 49,
IL III. A-Eb CAST
In nrpparatI a . q affNIl UI.t N SaItlui.
r't NNfilE~ - Elr
cast with on lui ,'rf.-fL no d. tuI.ia.t
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vii nau-rr1'r "a, tr. tragic engagement IN New iort
900 Elwin forr' It ,fa'orite rsssi'
Nv 1S + -" a N'Na AN . EEhh "A
MI IL VI Vi so OkKK 4
NM 81 7 AAAA v MN 30 oE Z AAAA
EhE AN 90 RA
" IARKINS hAs been tho onlN true repre-entai
t -.cat Ni--t-0if thcl since tlr death IT Biwir
FORREST AntN D,rt tst bag been iully s"le, ted
Ron OFFICE SOW pltN
nnlA M.,A.-Lrl- NIunnn eht.Ll-L n ~
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Amusemtnts.

In addition 20 the above there will be augmented Or
chc-tru ui 10 selected Mu+fiun- u GRAND Chorus 80
No, supcrl Ballet ~ Ladies an auxiliary ur'c of
Hion''ncn,ntiro new - emery 10y Hester aud Nutpht
I'm Costumes 10y EtNcs Mechanism los Leo aud Appoint
tnonts ami ELECTS bv " rkiuS standing the cuur
ate nln- This production tile Mnugcr has
adopted the following Liberal Scac Prccs which will
,utr al tn witness ti. grand Opera orchestra stalls
q 3u orchestra Circr. ~ Two Front Rows Balcony.
7Yc.. General AimI.~iou au Family Circle entrance
ON Crosby 2Jc Nu extra chnrsc rr.erVir seats
GRAND OPERA LADIES MATINEE.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
A VICTIM OF MALPRACTICE.

On Monday night Mrs Amelia Schmidt OF No. 351
West Forticth street,a woman thirty years Of age,
diod at her residence. DR. Ciauss, OF No. 3is West
Tnirty.n street. reported tho to the Coroner
as u. suspicious one, and Deputy Coroner Cod
schmidt at once proceeded 10 the house TO make an
autopsy. He found that death resulted from metro
pcritonits tho consequence OF criminal maprncticc
with instruments. THIS development induced Coroner
EiIingcr take measures TO investigate tho case.
Ho questioned Tho husband OF the deceased,
tho LADY tbcy resided with tho who had
seen her before death. From them he learned that
Mrs. Schmidt had more than been heard 70 say
that she would have no moro children anu that sho
Intended to take steps To prevent an increase OF fam
ily. Shc them IL Is said, wont 10 a female who has
before been implicated in unlawful PRACTICES, ana from
the effects o tins w0man's neiarious art she doubt
died Tho Coroner ~ activciy ongaged IN suting tho
and has takcn 10 apprehcnd the parties
roticarnsd.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
lHE INSURANCE TRIALS.
PosrPoNEMENT OF SENTENCE UPON MR.. cAsR
AND MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL-PHYsIcAL

PosTPoNEMENT OF SENTENCE UPON MR. CAsR
AND MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL-PHYsICAL
pRosTRATIoN OF DIR. LAMBERT.
Since the sentence OF William NJ. Tweed by Chief
Justice DAVIS IN the Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer
there has not been such crowd In that
as was convened there yesterday morning expectas
ton OF hearing the Same. Judge pass sentence
upon Robert L. Case, ex-presidont oi the Security
Lilo Insurance Company, recently found guilty Of
swearing to false statements as TO It's financial
condition, maUe prior to It's failure. Tho expected
sentence, however, was not passed, but on the con-
trary notice was given of y motion Tor new trial and
It's argument tins morning The expectation is that II
the motion Is denied the sentence VIII then b. promptly
The matter OF Mr. Case having been disposed OF as
pecaton that DR.. Lambert the late president oi the
Popular Company, indicted for perjury under similar
circumstances, would be placed on trial This cxpec'
taon was also disappointed by Judge DAVIS readinf
the following certificate regarding Dr. Lamberti
heuth:-
This may certify that we have examined Thomas : Lam
bert by the Court and lind thai he has pulse u
40 minute ana temperstare Of iol complains Of viz
Indicate Us that eoadision which renders i,
'A'' 0' MN ''ss' ~ k"Sss9 "os as present
No. 40 West Twenty third street.
ALrAss 20 4 1 wss. kosa,s SHsrsyaii " ni street.
rEw YoaK. Nov. 10. 1877.
On tho reading OF tho report Mr. Rollins stated that
there seemed animation when II would bc safe for
DR.. Lambert 10 be placed on trial
Ex-Rccorder Smith said that soon as DR.. Lambert
ablo tried he would be court and he added
he would notify the District Attorney OF his condition
and when " will be sale Tor hln to be tried He hoped
try the at the earliest possible moment that II
will nc judlcous II Will be Impossible 10 fix any timc
for certainty IL Is matter that does not depend
upon MS doctors or hts counsel
Mr.. Rollins said he had witness, a Mr. Clifford, .
bank CLERK from salem, N. r., TO whom II was great
vcn ence TO stay here He nskod the counsel or
Lambert to admit IN evidence written examination
OF Mr.. @ ford, taken under OATH and dispense with
him q a witness
Mr. smith sad that would depend upon who tho
counsel that crossexamine6 Mr. Clifford upon that
examination. After some urtner remarks the motion
not pressed, and the court adjourned until this
morning
The New York herald., 1877-11-21

developed an alarming condition OF the streets or
city rho Street Cleaning Bureau, Il appears Is
able to perform work OF removing the accumula-
tions OF garbage other refuse and It is feared that
unless prompt action is taken before snow and frost
set in the mounds OF hlth that already abound will
become fixtures for the winter and dangerous
10 life and health. The report Of the Sanitary Super
ntendent embraces the several reports Of the Sanitary
in n parts OF the city Ms In shocking state The
moval OF ashes and earbage 10 the crowded tenement
house districts OF the First and Sixth wards has been
infrequent, and the accumulation OF nth the Side
walks the vicinity OF overllled garbage boxes has
sometimes been ;rghtfuL In the Fourth, seventh,
Tenth and Thirteenth wards the streets have been in
generally filthy condition Tor two weeks past. The
report is made OF the Eleventh anu Seven nteeph
wards The report oil tho inspector OF tho Eighth,
Ninth and Fifteenth wards says that the
streets there have been cleaned any regularity
cobbe stones are particularly dirty. From the Bat
terry 10 Fulton street Washington street Is almost
passabe, owing 70 accretions OF dirt, and throughout
the city below Fulton street In many instances ashes
and garbage have remained untouched the streets
for q fortnight. The report concludes fol-
lows:-sI do not remember to have seen the streets
so dirty az this season Of the year since my con-
nection with tho Health Department. and
unless the weather should moderate so US
Bureau TO reach tho lawful dumping ground The dirt
garbage lying In the street will furnish tho
through tho winter and are exposed to Wow when tho
sun mets them IN the spring" After some dis
OF the report the following preamble and
outon were adopted
Whereas II appsars from the of tho Sanitary
pernendent and the reports OF the Sanitary inspectors
that tho condition OF OF :he streets Of the city
70 lite and detrimental u health reason OF
the q gar1sse and other and whereas
this material to the authorized dumping ground
therefore
Resolved That His Honor the Mayor be requested to call
conference early practicable OF the Comi
OF Police OF Health And the Council the
tion. with the view c determnins some plan by which
the danger tho public health resulting from the
mutation OF this material may be averted.
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
SAVINGS BANK TROUBLES.

Tho statement OF Receiver Smaicy. OF tho Clair
mont Savings Bank, will be gwen tho public IN
short time. II is rumorod that the document will
present tho affairs OF the institution high,
than possible to suppose they could
be- Among other things Il will show that
Broadweil, tho iato President. has tho eIron-
terry 10 claim that certain stocks trans
ferred TO him. for which no shows bill oil sale dated
several back The alleged traDsier is cnarac.
torzed AS moustrous fraud, tue books showing
nothing Of the KIND. Tho stock ia question should bc
available o. good assets OF tho bunk. Applications
or criminal indictments. It ~ announced, VIII bo
made this woek to tue Grand Jury In the OF somc
OF tho bank officers. Mortgages arc being rapidly
iorccoscd by Recover Smaey
TuE DiME
superintendent Lamb liz In and will romaIn
until tue report OF Examiner Bcs. the condition Of
the Union DINO Savings Bank is glson 10 its do
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
ANOTHER CHALLENGE FROM BO-
GARDUS.
To THE EorroR OF THE HERALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
NEW YoRK, Nov 10, 1877.
Inasmuch as Ira Paine failed to put up tho 81 900
forfeit on the match he Eager to MAKE here
with make the following challenge to the world and
have deposited In tho hands OF the editor OF the New
York Clipper $3.50 forfeit for pigeon match, ST. 600 or
more side, loo pigeons each, any rules, between
ana 10Th OF January, 1878. Will give yard TO
any man IN England or America. win bet 81 900 to
$500 DO what can with shotgun at
glass balls or pigeons 70 shoot from 100 to 800
time and score, each man TO load his cwn gun. will
bot Pane 81 900 to $500 or $500 TO $780, or 800 to
$40 thatl can score moro glass bns than he can in
less time, m doors or out, cacn load ng his gum
two traps, Bogardus rules A. Ii. B0GARDUS,
Champion wing Shot OF The World
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
CYRILLE DION TO WILLIAM SEXTON.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEgALD:-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEgALD:-
ln the Clipper Of this week notice statement that
Mr. Sexton called that oce before his match and
said that he should beat me At my game--around
the tabe-and that he ready At any time to dis
count me on n table named by h,m. In response TO
tins will make the following propo sition - win play
him on tho table mentioned, he to discoun; me, from
400 70 600 points, at his option, for $500 side. will
also give MN opportunity to play mo cushion
roms ball TO struck nrst 400 points up game,
for ike amount Both games to be played IN pubic.
will cover any deposit he may put up at tho SPIRIT
ofae z,p,ss. Tor one or both gamcs u.l yes
NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 1871 CYRILLE DION
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
ELIJAH ALLIGER's TROUBLES.

II rumored in Wall street yesterday that Elijah
Aliiger. lato OF tho London Commercial Assurance
Company, was to bo arrested upon tho complaint OF
the officers Of said company. When Mr.. AIgcr, later
In the day. was spoken TO upon the subject hc de-
clned saying anything about the case he supposed
that his presence us Witness would soon DO do
manded Ia court He had heard that warrant was
his arrest. but gave him no uncnsness. rhe
counsel OF tho Commercial Union, whose alleged
losses through Mr. AIiger roach OF $780, 900.
preserved utmost secrecy regarding the matter,
although the Inference arawn that the arrest In
question would be made and suit brought tor
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
FOX HUNTING.

To-day'sregular meet Of tho Queens county hounds
Will take place At Garden City. The master OF the
hounds will start to cover at ono O'Clock p NJ from
the hotel. train leaves Hunters Point at ten A. NJ.
Tor tho scene Of tho meet
The New York herald., 1877-11-21
MISS Won HILLERN's LONG WALK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 20, 1877.
Miss Bertha Won HiIiern, the female pedestrian,
who walked 100 miles In less than twenty-sx hours at
HorncuiturQ Hall. last week, at nino o'clock this
evening began an undertaking 10 walk 145 miles
within 0ty hours, uuder tho stipulation that she
TO have only two aud half hours sleep Tne nrst
mile made In lam. 7s her average time. Tho
attendance large fully 900 being present There
was mover before assembled ut the opening OF
exhibition So large ana select and appreciatve
course Of citizens