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pool by etcam; and tho &c difference with 1ongcr
time nnl intermediate handling "a no frduccn,ent

pool ny etcnm: and tho &c difference with I0ngcr
time antl intermediate handling "a no frluccn,ent
to lMtronlye the wntcr rontc.
Against thts wc hnvo reported rate ri .Itflc
specic per 100 i's for provisions front Cincinnati
to Liverpool. The difference II zoe por 100 lbs,
very nearly itc rts III In currency. Rntcs from
thicn.u nrc rfgornuAiy auttatuei while thoro from
nhcr points *rem tu bc cut al tbtf"H,. whenever It
nays to reduce them. 1t Is no wonder that our
ptnslaion trade II nat.
Last winter thcFu syaH difference Of Kc rcr bu
in tho baltimore market between rail corn md
steamer corn. The difference haa now widcucd to
6fSSc. This a,t,wa tho nxtcnt to which dealers
In the article arc dspaact in ttnAt received In
that market 1h. difference Ia not 80 rfcat IN New
York: but II Ia widening. In tho West there Ia
rome disposition to discriminate between winter.
Stored corn nnh that which has remained on tho
cob III hot weather. Tho inspection In this city
has ccn 50 rls TINT largo quantities Of corn have
been diverted to other points, and The canal has
lost rcycnno n we'll AZ tho city portion of fta
business. IL No. z corn eou,d over bt depended
upon to carry through the terminating season, onrs
ought surely TO be nh!s to hear khc Test. hut sc
have big stock Of Il here, mostly shctlcd In win.
ter, before the eohs wcro dry, md Food many
operators profess to fear tito result, though tho
corn Is In perfect ortict tns far. This Ia ono rea.
ron for The absence Of shipping ou,era, nnf tho
existence OF large premium IN Jn1y deliveries.
good deal nf Indignation was expressed in
pork circles nror The report that there /. now roma
1e7, 600 hsls winter pork In store That Il Do
crcafe Of emily about 4, Goo hrls dnrins the paat
thirty daYs.--a rate which would tcayo Us with
foasthtne like 100, 00o brss on hand at tho open
Inc "f tic next packing season. 1t fcctna how"
cvcri that tic discrepancy Ia due 10 mlsatnienenk
IL in"nth ago, The crrot then being some 10. 600
br's. owing to tho unWfllnrncs* Of romc parties
10 report Tho rfctcnt report IL claimed to b
Approximately correct.
Tito leading produce matEcts wnre rather dn'l
ycRtcrdny, nnl all tended downward. The for.
c'En InhFken were ehs'et. anu Inc "chthcf was
warm. wni'e, nero was I't'io d"manu from con.
SINNERS. 1ohocfs IN pscadstnns anu pfostSons got
, 1877-05-16
COMMERCLAL.

The following wore tho receipts and ahIpmcnts
ol tho loading articles Of produce in this city during
tho twenty four hour1 ending 1t O'Clock on TUGS.
Day morning. and for tho corresponding Tine last
year:
, 1877-05-16

NHW
EEw Yo1K. MAy lt.--nut[nca4 continues light With
packing houaee and lobbln1 trade q4tct. cotou gooa
moving slowly, but generally unchanged in Ptco
p.infs ysry 1qet but se.ay, oyiuE 70 a etaaec II
.fsif dcmanlt f0relgn Goods eotnein quiet.
, 1877-05-16

capital, shall bd exempt fran assessment aud ta1.
alton.
DANGEROUS COUNTERPART.
counterfeit $40 tit1 OF tho Central National Ennk
Of New York City has Just got into circulation, and
IN sata 10 he very dhnSrroua one. The engraving
and signatures arc admirably cxccntctl, but tho
paper Is little henvy and stYes thnn tho genuine.
G0LD AND 9HEENnACKs.
Gold wAs 10sf tbl07 In grrcnbacks.
GFetnhacks were D3E Qtl1H ccntA on the dollar
In gold. H.
, 1877-05-16
sAnd lnEres
DY TELEGRAPH,
W. a. F3nR

N tA4 Restsrt AIsoc4dsfd 11ksA.
NEW York, May 10. --ttoftt OPENED nnl closed at
107, with some sales early In sho day At 107.T
Carrying mics and IL per cont, and borrowing
rates lst l and 2 per cent
Silver At London, 54ts pence. Here, silver bars,
1o7H Ia srcenbacks aud 11o in gold. Coin, 3h
discount.
i3overnmcnts were dull and firm.
1iailroad seenratics wcFp steady.
EtAtc bondA wtec steady. ....
Tho Stock Exchange was oecnpied atmoet entire:
" during Tho early hour by The Inauguration Of
Officers, which waa accompanied By moro than tho
ncsa began tho general list exhibited con.
and p1lcca declined sharply. Michigan Central
10 iia, md rallied e ii. Delaware, Lackawanns
& Western adsancea from "A to -. and declined
70. .nd Liter lott the impsoysmont, Delaware y
touched :lSA. Lake Shore rose to 81 and Now
York Centtai to t,ss, with the latest salcs at do
s,taG 81 4 IN 'ot cases. Western cn'on was quiet
In tho afternoon the sharo speculation was ex-
cecdingly quiet and presented few features ot.ln-
tefcst Illinois Central dropped from 58H To
h7h. coal stockl were armcr, and the general
market was steady and weak.
Tsansaettons aggregated 137, 600 shares. of
Lake SHORE. Lilo Sosthwestesn. =. 100 Kaek
Western. 9, 900 pelsware 4 Hudson, and e,35o
Morris It Eest1.
Money nlsrxot sasy, aaaah. Primo mercantile &
tnstom. receipts, sea4, 900. ..-..-
C1tnfinEs. SlN 100 O00.
, 1877-05-16
oF THE LONDON CLHAR1N4-uoUaN
FOR TEN YEARS.

The total amount Of bills checks. ote-. paid as
tho Clearing House during tho year ending tho goth
Ut AprIl 1877. ehowR, therefore, q decrenac OF
G.is}4, 243, 000 M contrastcd with 1870. Tho pay.
ments On Stock Exchango account days form :
sum Of Eth, INT. 600, bo[ng decrease Of E141,
H0a, ,OOU II compnred with 1876, Tho payments
on conso!s accDunt taTn for tho sane period have
nn,oantoa ' 70 2la. 4s wy ~ conp4tea Win tnIo.
,nonth rn1 fs NV. ao,siad ~ Il. .ns 1 S nn w
showing decrease Of 10, in, 600 as comparcd
With 1876.
THE WAR AND BNnLtdn nustdfsa.
Tho oaecs OF tho declaration Of war has hcen In
England so !aF 10 stimulate only The manufactures
Of arms. Eufincas at shonlc1d IL dcprcfsod. and
thu general opinion Of manufacturers Il that tho
1olca! uncertainty viii add TO tho disffcss In In
uustttal and coH'lnd1clal circles. The Manchester
Exafai"tF says:
MI m H. no ~ q connaeaos fsu9g Rol!ttss
sios On thr obcr hsnt fteIl lid it'll Torss China
irieaIsns re fa!a to hare been receiyed Thus far
falny has brrn aisaIoinnsnt to spjaners sn ,1snu.
fnc!ntrf. Ihe nopea.foF rcracS,ncat of cgnhdenee
hes yrcn piAca t. snxisy drsSr sp I'D 10 shsoSSy
tng 70 so.ft,t w!ta artive tstsrpr.e. Prom! thu
cflansc xtvrs Wv N ini.. Villa 1reurnna faTi
t.htua sueh ~ wu havu 1earfbeI. l!enIittAnccs
Witch "f cn,.c. i"parsrltY IL lob nsines. NH III:
lst ieMd t. swell ihn aiEcAaT e1ecSsfre production Ut
'AHrA m...",.... snu .u". -, s'tp...
r,' ~ ., "a" tlAHo'eo @ ANY, eH'oAoo
ns valN.ns .a s.raa. =! osa FsheIsco !" maea
aes. s'ah s"at ~ " In'easo out sao ousHess uono
ca asn '. oana VI Se1aaa alono' WIN i'6
S.t u,, "' - I.." .ep'a' =. ~"
'.@Hu"a' JAIN" VI tts EiJt IH0 otutF t1n fEhn-
, 1877-05-16

SsS:' ;s;S ;}$s;: ti$;:$:::::::s 'i;:;is; i, X \ &
III sH?s an, ..S, ;efi 4 7fs @
.S , en- ,x* hnn,* s!s.n} Il, 'r'xs! s.rrs 'ptkira
lltcnn 1nnrd AZ A4"tr for shoulders y {Ea'sr for
anrt ftts aHafAc !nr s'ort elrars. afstc for hans
;,,Tsttt:Ec% "a r AM 4; 9a!st M et M Mh.ss:aAc
@si,m f.s n,cs,, ttt.7snll.no for extra Mess; and
T4ELow@was tteay nj ste,e,kc tor city. and ssa.tc
for Country luta the !tatte for Nj. !.
, 1877-05-16

l0PH-f3net anu HntnhERGd.
a; s e; G.SF SSss s;s qs".
aasaassa: @ % '|ss as" ;.eaay' say'%s S
.G.rsoIKvx-s!srkot dull. crude. a., refluu. 1.,ta
sfs:;s:s s:ssSsf;'s :Ssss ooa,.o,
$;ss:.9s!c.l ss:I ess!S: ws.!srn: ,aa.u,fe.
ss9 ss:: ssssasfS Sill III 5a ~ .os
nrfrkH-E,fns Ws:tsin. loa,4c,.
@"i.ar-asiess. @Hhss,-saEs9satHaii .%,i: s,,o,t ..xea
. rmiLApkLrlitA.
y! s M !ss sHgss gs
sosr sd & sssg 81 ne $ssSS: nse; Nisa;,n medf
&: ;ss, III: :s::3 y 3,;s .; d
sssss 4fssf &C.; :s ':asaisf! :is
sss T. |'fs:; $ ;;;:
ss;, ;:'s$' H. s;:
'iaaSs 1Gss,ss t .ntf Esss ess'f s.n
ElssM MsS' tsSs;. s:ta 1.a.s sa.fa s's''
';,;Ss;:iS ,t,ses crude, ''attHe.
sSsas ssi".s*f."osfS !ss%s'%,.: il:S s'''' '''''"'
BALTIMORE, May ia.-FLoun-Dul and heary but
@ xsa., .na 'o.s, Go
Ss;ss, f Wsssr aS; %;,,s, ;; rs
re .g@Ss:I,s55sS ss:'S|ls:!s R;!$Ss' '':0a' ~
81; : ;s:s'5s E:as:;;: ;
,rkran!ErM-balt. weak. and lower, crude, SIC; n.
Se:rssNihS! and haavy, e.tr. c.rsoc., ,e,a9ys,
tus,rTsFlaat WHsx1.'FIl I. e t2ll3 Ssl; xaeat m m
Il 'Spa: ' '' CON-
f. mevI >.y s.;r " a sna uehsosea
ssss;ss Il X; 's3s: s's srs
sa;.aes a. q sss; ss.a + 1 ss ssss asS +
a ys s 'ttSs iawer 1Sss t srd af' 10
ssF sss is.sr, sS ss ss IL ss
fS ~ s!s. s;f ,n sM s 4 eoss
e sSS is ss:s' Ss{s III ti$ Ss;sy sSSs
ToLkp1.
dGsfso, sssss.s I'll :y ,I ,iIs9onDS ~ wd Ds|:htp.n
5s II ;9ss sSS1sss se Z: :2si; -
ay HSga; 4s s' ASssi Nj ts Ss; SS' SS' is{ x r. IS
sse, rejesfsd ssc; asmsssd 4ae ost. dni aai non :
M9o.,r1s1T'Ssar' i, 'nons' wheat +ooo bu, .pcco
.sMirSxsI:.F!oar: nona' wheat a,ooo but corn.
e5:Sa HIATT sy sssa.ss 9sst s Ger ssn
SsXo J%ss. soscs Jas. ss:sNsi Aaxi,s, oe' III; r..
CINCINNATI, O.: May ~ -cor1ps-outctt 1o,.c.
dsa-Wasat saW. dIi ss.k, md ,owcr, rca SLY,
1,1 TN aall ,saa iswsts siasia; bai. asl VI
'HTffs, '.tfs, a nd ss pa's.''a aa '"''
ss , ld s
, 1877-05-16

common. &&.bE9Ef1; fair to soot light, tfnaaI,tb,
packing, *t.N. hntcherf, 3.2$aa.30t lsoeeipts,
Il t;t9k shipments, o50.
, 1877-05-16

this branch Of lbs insrfet shippers took huid 10 :
% lily wcsa pSseisaiiy III q III market. saA sithoos
!hs supey -. ta!!y 90 head !s.. !han to5 ts 5ay
pntl Of excspt Il greatcr fedactlan Ia prices than
holders fell warranted IA making }NlnGt to lh9 ru-
a4ax W.. done aatt9x the opse!na hour q 81 dsy
~, The Market RovcTsr. tsmsiusd week 4nd %:
n ns.. tsT as,: 4 not % ysty sass91.giRs
shippers 1t o. ni4. hat ihe hutk Of tho sFadlux
~ accumulated a ss ios51s tntster lou sold Il
a!l eommon to prime medium ana hssYy Walghu 70
, 1877-05-16

CLxvELAxp+ May II. 3.-Px1koLxux-AArkai arm ~
1taadJ, standard whlte. 1l0 tesL t9Ae,
PtTIssvHo. Pa. Aay t5.-FxrHoL1uA-Dulsteta etaa..
~. ISNsszt8 II PArkeFst refined. lsAe ph!saaepp's
dellvefy.
, 1877-05-16

~ aud upwneaa, ,.........
Choice nceFca-Fine, fAt7 wc1l formed j.
yeAFt0a. ytAr. old sttots, Weighing ,1sOt0
l.+n na... .:;.,;,.::"":..... ..."... sboas,7 u
Ing l. is0 to l. 90 ns...............,.... bioss 10
ina !. itsi 10 /. I'd A7s95.uo
nHtcllert' atnck- Poor 10 common stccT.. and
colnMun ts chulcn cows. for city slaughter. ...-
Ws!RhnH st1lo j. lu ni....:.....,...... s.7s6s4.7s
70 0W :....... -. a.7slts 10
bulls and scalawAy 1nrts.... .......,.,, 0or3s 81
VCat1-pEF 1lu b u Q0t5 %
, 1877-05-16

LIVE STOCK.
rJ1ff!Af3n.

1tfEN1 7ul
CATTLE-ThcFc waa an active cattle market YcsteT-
day, bit tho atvancrl priccs Of last week not
maintained. The casirr feeling sre1 out Of tho fact
that the receipts for tho past days hass bccn
usually hcavy,-1o I'm head, aHa!nat 7a13 csd tor ths
sau Inst week. md !. .647 head weak hofuTt jas-ahA
tst reports from Seu York and tntermedtAtn points
wpre calculated to lead to tho r1ercfpe OF greater
caution o1 hc part q shlrPsn TIM dccl1no va. net
sever. tu fully core ring II, hut should Wedneaday1
rcecigs shox the usual incrtn41 IL *nHd 1ot bu ar.
rslstnR Il further weakenta nf prices should resutt.
4t1 csttlo ehnnxr own.ra sasa were Al g. 1nae1, ~
eoei butcher .tseS Il s!oskcrs Il ~
1 AL som,no. - eStta = sl.g',9 nscys, y, ~ at sa9
ch0lcs qualities. luciIJcd In tho tays transactions
rs.s ssd s ss1 Il s. sn.no, * 92aey
neaS % a. 8. y h ufS9sfs e. AAams 2"tke i'f9 y sna
aa.7s. hr Connvre iia,i, and 10 head 1T $3. ~ ~
Martin usQ6. Thu market cl0scA 4ASY,
, 1877-05-16

lower. and very dull, salea Of TO- on su fsed wrt,
ern snd STATE 4faaac white. saSlnae, fcjrctsd 4Ie
No. whltr, faci No. !. sic, white Western. ,ta,s,
oa.AS FHErnnrs-in birth roam moderator, f,,r
business waa done &t about steady rates charter rr,
stendys tnfaRcncnts 10 London By steam n m, w.,
grain: 80 rcf standard bu, to 0la,sor by .team
rHo>Ittosa-rork- Market atnnt .tcady, cn.h ,,,.,.
slow dcmand fur spccufatfon aatna i'm trls new ne,s
on spot on srtvatc tetms.-quotri, sls.as, a;r h,s
Jnnc, 8fs.1ol 7Jn htis jn1y. SIS. asAts n, nc,,s
call june. Sir 10 bths s1a..n naked; july, ~, ~.
hfls ti3.n asked. Cnt n,rA.&-t}raIInrs ,n.o
and psIocS without material chanRe. middlcs In nn
erAte rrautass prices unch4nacds western Ions ss.r
7Nc. lnrd-Matket hearyf VERY moderate t,n,rs, :,
reported. c1nsnK rm at outsdc ngurra; pnlcs ~; ~.
old prime ftcam on Hrot, 20 r7!it 10Y tcs new IL,
&osa24s 100 tcs of grade. s0.dc, I1 tca now vim,
stcnm to atrre. Son 20 tci nnc, n.it sn 7.:
cl"s'ns At sOo7xt 900 fcs July. eu.7saoso, ciosnr
az &u.po. ''''H
RraAn-flaw qniet but firm at ,o4s lo&c to, fn,. D..
good raining. 1odc for prime, toAslo for crn,,,ts
n1Al.
TAttow-Market nsm. saus Of o., ooo lba At s,e sxe
for fstf to prime. nv
wn1skr-Markrt dali, l'tid at Linz and 81. .,oh MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27

clubs so-Oallcd, and all other Institutions tost
pigeonhOe men by Fictitious social distinctions We "
gard as evil, and we have turned our backs hauy
upon the chance TO build a genseel ana cN-
elusive church. II isn't worth tic ~, doug 9inC:
There are enough synagOgues OF the fhatIsees
already. Nor do we TO be church or WORKING
people oniy Each class needs the oner We are trl
to be Christian i'm Christs sense and would rather IAN
utterly than 10 compromise tins principle OF religious
equality" ,,,.
Dr. Eggeston's church was formerly large and IA
nous Sunday school, founded quarter OF century ago
by the efforts of jeremiah Johnson IL then became 'ne
Lee Avenue Dutch Reformed Church ana had among ts
pastors the Rev DR.. j. Mcclellan Holmes, now Oh Al
bany, and the Rev Dr. Wletts, OF philadelphia Sc
rous difficulty occurred with later pastor and the con-
gregatiOn was broken up. remnant transferred sclI
TO the Congregational denomination and was known as
the Lee Avenue congregational Society, which IL sun the
corporate name the church Early In 1879, the chrc
being without pastor invited DR. Egge ton to preach IN
It's pulpit He preached, he SAYS some OF MS most
heretiCal sermons" but few months later he became
the regular pastor assuming his pastorate In the sim
pest manner, without the assistance OF any conc or
conference. Soon afterward the church became eutey
independent without formulated creed making, III
the words of its artlc' of organization, " lhe para
mount test OF membt zip sincere endeaVor 10 icau
Christian fe after pattern set forth in the life and
teachings Of Christ The church Is prosperous us pas
TOR SAYS growing steadily but not suddenly ana en-
braces people Of very diverse views VINO are hearI!
united IN common purposes and common WORK.
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match games ball played by those present among
whom were many professional players
Notice was given, yesterday, before Judge Bene-
diet that application would made this morning for writ OF
haeas corpus IN the case John Corbet the soldier I'M
rsoned on November Fort Wadsworth staten sAhu'
for Irritation with Miss Alice Decamean.
A new steamer Of the Brooklyn Annex Company
was Yesterday brought to Jewels Dock and this morning VIII
begin regular trips between Brooklyn and Jersey CITY the
Annex Company January will begin running ooa's DC
tween Jersey City JEWELS Wharf every twenty minutes
The Board of Supervisors yesterday decided 10
build wing the present Jail on Raymondst az cost vi
sl25OO0 report Of the jail Committee IN aVor OF inc
reduction Of sheriff Daggotrs the daily care OF the
prisoners from % cents 22o cents voted down
horse and wagon worth 5000, belonging to Mr..
Brewser OF No 2O3 statest tied Tuesday night be
fore No 2O2 Futonst Daniel Reardon bartender untea
the horse mounted the and drove rapidly away He was
pursued captured at Clark Fultons and taken TO the
First Precinct Although he denied all intentions of stealing
the horse and carriage Walsh held him for e1ans
ton
Judge Moore dealt lenently with James Glass, a
liquor dealer OF Flabush who brought before nm yes
teray violation of the Excise Law in Keeping
his saloon open on Sunday allowed to go home on
his furnishing $500 &C the next term OF
Court for sentence II In the meantime
he should brcak the Excise Law would be imprisoned on
this conviction.
Jacob Schuladen sued Christina Schuladen, his
WIFE an divorce because Of her alleged criminal
intimacy with named Lemke, whom she supplied with
food from her home referee who re-
ported decision in favor OF the defendant Judge you
yesterday his decision the motion to compel the
pant to take up the referees report The husband is
ployed in Williamsburg plano factory, and the defendant
has separation husband been employed as
a domestic.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
A FINE RACE IN PROSPECT.
LEY rELEGnApn TO THg TRIBuNE.l

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Dec. 26.-The announcement
that Theodore Winter the noted turfmau of California, viii
bring his famous horse, Moie Mccarthy, across
the mountains next season to against Ten Brock
Parole Tom Ochtrec, and any horse East, has created
no little excitement in turf circles here and in order that
the turf champion Of the Pacific slope may test his merits
against Ten Brock and the Eastern kngs Of the turf
Parole and Tom Ochiltree. the Louisville Jockey
Club has decided to offer purse Of
- 600 for two mile and half dash
for all ages TO be AZ the Association track IN May
Should Tom Ocniltree and Parole West, tne field
will start. wiz Ten Brock, Arstides, Langsenen and
Mnlc MrCIrthY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fihh Arenue H0tei-SenatOr Roscoe COnkling, OF
Utica Senator STANLEY Matthews Of Ohio Henry r. Pier
son Of Albany Plny Jewell Of Hartford Edward r. Bacon
Buffalo H. James and a X. Tnge Of the Treasury
Department EuereHouseProfes Theodore d. Woolsry
New. Haven Professor Ezra Abbot OF Cambridge MesS
and Lieutena Colonel II. c. Hodges l. s. ANN. HoBadH
HOuse-Professor w c. sumner OF Yale College and AeNan
der Mitchell President Of the Chicago Milwaukee and ~
Paul Railway Company. Brerocrt HoUss-frankln IS
Coweu and fckley Il. Coke Of PoDnsyly ania. Aropol
HotsI-EH senator Morgan c. Hamilton OF Texas aho
Judge Cherries Lester OF Coleman House
Benson J. LOSING Of Chestnut Ridge y. T....St James
R0-Henry Green Charles Br0adhead Of Penns yana
and William D. Bishop, President OF the NewGOrk, New.
Haven RAILROAD Company Grand Central
HOsl-Judge Charles Daniels Of the New-YOTk supreme
Court 81. Nicholas HOtet-Ex- congressman william Il:
Upon Of Grand Hotel Professor NJ b. Riddle Of
Astor HoueJudge W. f. OTTO OF Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
ROWING RACE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

PITTSBURG, Penn, Dec. 26.-Edward Hanlon,
Of Toronto Ontario the champion oarsman or America,
last week posted 500 forfeit with Frank Queen, in
NeU-York, and challenged william Scnarf. Of this
city, to row five mile race on Owaseo
Lake. Saratoga, n. Y. for $1,000 to $1,000 a side.
Scharfs hackers accepted the challenge to-day, and will
forward forfeit to cover the amount now stakcd
with Frank Queen. The race Will be r0wcd early
in the spring. and the stakes VIII be ~ 900 side and the
championship # America. HanlOn defeated Wallace
Ross of IT. Johns. y. b. Toronto, last Fail, in
for ~ 600 ScharF defeated 10y Evan Morris OF this
city, last FALL in Tor $1,000 and the champion
Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
THE ALLEGED FRENCH PLOT.

DESIGNS TO OVERTURN THE REPUBLIC EXPOSED
OFFICERS READY TO RESIGN
PARIS, Thursday, Dec. 81, 1877.
Republican papers continue to assert that a
coup d6tat was preparing during the recent ministerial
crisis The BIN RuJiic says the BOnapariist general
Douai few days before the termination OF the crisis,
conferred with several generals such an evcnuality
ThcTrance declares that the troops at Versailles and
elsewhere near Paris provided with large supply
Of cartridges and that many officers drew up heir rcsg
nations on receiving orders to be in readiness march
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man yesterday threw a brick through large
pane the window Of the banking house Of p cad
& Co., No. Wall.st, and grabbed package Of
money amounting to nearly $500. After struggle
arrested and the money and a AIKEN from
him. He brought TO the Central Office whore he gave
the Of Lawrence seamour. He looked like despera-
do and dressed like tramp
Herman Meisner, of Brooklyn, fell among
thieves in Deanceyt Christmas night decoyed him
into cellar threw him bed and stripped him-to his
wordsoi his bodily ranent They also relieved him
$40 So. Edward Kolb who claims TO be a eas.fter,
arrested on the same day with Of the stolen
goods his possession, committed yesterday 800
bail. His assistant has not been arrested.
The Cigar-makers' Organization will open a fair
at the 9TH Regiment Annoy this evening for the benefit Of
the strikers. Mayor Ely has given $40 TO the fair Friday
evening another meeting viii be held at the Cooper
Institute strikers marching by shops cgarshop
opened in LudlOwt and reported be working
Sutro Newmark Yesterday the workmen there who belong
TO the union directed to stop working
DR.. j. o. Bronson, a wealthy resident of Car
mansve planned surprise for his neighbors Christmas
During the night workmen engaged in
formation the lawn in front Of the Daylight
showed the grounds completely covered with Of all
sizes arches and pillars, cngng vines and flowers OF
variety and color magnificent Cross towering high
air central figure large number Of visitors
enjoyed the display
"A the meeting of the Board Of Health, yesterday,
Sanitary superintendent reported cremation in
stove OF the cLnd Of William and Mary Hart
ignorance intention Of violating the law 1t is prob
able that at the next meeting OF the Board ordinance viii
passed prohibiting cremation. reported on
the application Of MI Bergh that Of the officers OF
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals
made ealt Inspector without salary that the Board
right delegate its powers others than agents or
employees
BROOKLYN.
The funeral of Dr. Silas ID. Scudder a brother of
the Henry scuoder win take place this afternoon
his late residence No. 4l5 Grandavo. Dr. SouddeT
physician Of excellent reputation.
The Police and Excise Commissioners yesterday
force Joseph Legget the clerk who
mysteOusy disappeared since irregularities discovered
IN the accounts Of the Excise Department.
The Law Committee, in their report to the Board
Of Supervisors yesterday recommended that the Rev. j. g.
BoaS the Father Hickey should each receive $500
year the aud Catholic ohapaDs the peuten
uary. The report adopted.
For the best of reasons, the game to have been
played the 1T the large lake in Prospect Park Christ
Day. postponed In its stead large number sf
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

PITT. BURG Penn. Dee. 26-,James Boyd, mem
her Of the city Council aud foreman Of Macintosh Hemp
q Co foundry killed by crane falling upon him al the
foundry Tins morning.
BosTON. Dec 26.-Ann McCullum, arrested on
Monday for brutal treatment OF Emily T. Harmon, little
ri who died last Sunday arragned in the Mum
cipg Court and held IN the Of : 1000.
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rfsrH PACE
Political Notes
i.irish aud Domes,l,
ELEVENTH rAgF
Poetry a Christmas Eve
Adventure.
This Son of Vulcan.
IwtitTH rAcg
lltimlie America
Nan1rfb.it's MI Cont.s,
Ann Eliza Young aayo.
ter. w
Woman asa FinaurIer.
rmRrgtsrH rAGE
POETRY Christmas.
\ Agricultural
fon. ulstcm Water and
Filter.
Material f0r Mulch.
Noteworthy NV Rnaes
Hi<h Feeding Tor Mat
aud Mix.
Corn crop. In Bucks
County.
Connecticut Tarmersf
Convention.
foihrEESrm PACE
Agricultural:
One effect o. Improper
Food.
Chronicles ~ q COruacli.
The Sweet Potato.
Oil-lear Apples
Minor Farm Topics.
liftiENTu rAGE.
The Markets.
tINfEENTu pAsE
Advertisements.
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Nissa, which is attaining so much prominence
in the servan campaign, is on the Nissaya, seventy
miles southwest OF Widiin It's population Is
estimated at about 10000. 1t commands mill
tary communication between Thrace, Bulgaria and
Srya and ia Oh the high road TO Sophia and AdrianOpe