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, 1877-04-23

bsr, seta ssc. Nov snb+t H. 80 1tta.es December
lts a5es Jannasy. ti.ssat,-so, February. 1850
0,!.W.
FLoun-Reee,pta IL 600 brt., moderate export and
home trade den,sni supply tlxht. And holders
efn % a. p eo s,'te s.t,s "a
;;s @ !; sse' q ff:s! u: sas S ssss :ss:s
l.srrnt, ,psasess, sn:o1ii.so Rya douf nr'ne1. II
Sf..s:AS.at..oa1ss ta. READY. Western = s.a,, ss
ss,s$' @ .fsa :R!!?ys ss;s
:i y e. = S%ts
e.@:.n sc HoFnats:p M*.fss s e Ms! Sai
Sassne s,ss, afmsua snd h9ns
@s:,s1s r. @ssd Ia y:ie. @
!IsS.aa"7si !!Isr-tas%i :s,aHs'ess :sa sass.ns:a re-;
eGs, ta at @ s III
sS f Me.sc. Ssf a5m, siNSeysH New 5'esss ss
* staSs S:fS Ike. rtnn.a. ,,4c, e..e.
;s;: !; Il:
oi.sr s,d ;I! ,sSsk :a: na.ne. A,.e. n!e
ss ~ ss%sss - fsi a."
a!st sass sa Il. H. sas
s'ss sss; o 'Gs ssst sf %sas; s5las
nST1t.~i!ss!y;s Ws.se{{;as s{; ia Saitss. aaai'ss1'"s
~ soSS:f steady, lingo, 1.es
s''is + Isl ;;;ii' '''as
A., n15TtsnoTr sGT s,sr, AE strong buoy
AZ; !s; 4 ss5 wss
Ss.t S a.y s.y, feG 1%2s Wc.,.S <
~; liz itysos.esay y md a.m: unclaimed.
s,,;.s e. ds' ss,t sSe i{S Pask ;'s;
Fs!setEu."so%afnsis crude. p.sssHc, refined,
1;s@t3as: s!nEytE- -s..,a, and u,.,,nn,t
.s.S'.IfiSsr' .S s.' what. m n, ,,
,s' tes, EN-. 1Sss With FOOD de.
ss1 .as s1.as', @n M .s., ~,
z; IS sa;: S0 o. f,I t,s1a I'd sy:
ca.h; satss Il 5:e hn Ts srn III Mp ae g &
~ ss,sy sSa!ss s4 I'd 1ns.%Ssa ans.nsea
S;;1;. !Ss's.
n r.; sss; If s:;s; s
~, as., 'r~ s'S ~; H.,
S"se 81 a.:f s@es dSio Tas; a sn
S5i. Siift xhIt. In.; s4s s 'a' o2e foo oats-MsFket
jill ;Sss ss'i. '1s'" sa
ngsTsa-.s'arket dni. Eex York s.ats and 1,tad.
, 1877-04-23
Withdrawn from Htoro during Friday for
city consumption: ), 0a8 tu wheat, 125 bu oats,

HIlhuEaWn tf0ua Httf6 dnF1nR Ff1dhy Tor
city consumption: ., oas ba wheat, 125 bu oats,
$50 bu yc.
The following Graia vas inspected into store In
this city on Saturday morning: cars No. 2
spring, car No. 3 do 2 cass rejected do
ta whcaD;G4 cars high-mfxcd corn, e7 cars new
do, ~ cars ncw.mlxcd, 130 cars NO. corn,
o. cars mad II. 200 bu rejected do, carr no
grade (370 bu coEn,; l cat white oats, 4 cars No.
edo, 1B cats rejected do; cars No, Eyc. . cars
rejected do; car no grade 2 cars No. barley,
carr rejected do. Total (415 csrs), 181, 900 bu.
Inspected ont: 10. 48t hu wheat 131, f07 bu corn,
217 ba oats, 2, D33 bu barley.
The following were the receipts aud ndshtpments Of
hEcadsta1 1s anu live stock at this point during the
paat week, and for tho corresponding weeks end.
Inn ~ dafAd4
, 1877-04-23
I I HTNf4
Araeifs. 8r'a I'll. Bofks.l fsttel nttgA,
i6A
Fnfk..." ....I q, atxb ., ~,
1Arst.. l4N As1s l,fc1 sfS
lfknG... 4b5t 9.Ule 1.C1tI a, }D1 2.AIL H18
NIdea, I......,f it bttt. q, no H.:34.A34
Nhonidef1..,I IL ~ S77i t0,plai 0p Jos
Tongues .,,,u 1o3l ...,,,.,...
HpEkl.,......I
AraeisA


AI0U ~ 1tf9t EkR1 or lRf1% 4nd lSR 90 or hAh14
Hkss FpRx-WaA lehs acttrf, bnt advanced 331J7{a
rcr bE and closed 23sUe higher thAn Friday evening.
Sales werc reported Of T. 80 brtt seller May At $l3
@is.B7A and 500 bril- secF 1una II si3
Total. as $50 bEis. The market closed atcady It
tt3e7k@lAbS to- round lots Of cash Of seller Anr1
s1a ss1io b7H seller say, e,a.774@lso 40 ssiier juno.
Seller tho year wAs quoted x SIS. 7sdAI4. u,
fTarae mess pork wA nominal 1t &i1. .z5014o0. aud
extra prime at st0.7s.
LAhp-waa quiet but advanced i74c per 100 lba. and
closed ioa t2c higher thAn Fridays thtcst euotaDus
sacs wefo reported Of 5000 tcs seller Msy $40 COO
10 ~: and o $50 tcs seiltr June At $40 079lo 70
Tutt - 80 tea The market closed secahY 1t sD7.t
@i9M fos r1und lots essh o. ts!ler Apr1si *fo,oo@
81 be-
IN p s ,s9 ,9f as;
Ss;e = d fsS sas.s s m! sa sss.
it5.gsa7 IS ig5 j. .clles MI: ss.sas seiier
I'D s.: @ & ~ e: ss:e q tsa
aIns shs sai]o'ssa bxrs. III fSr anu 30.
Shoni. Short kna1 Short
2S:s, {,s;s III; ;;,;;a::;EN I'll u III Il s'F's.. !.
sSs;, S:::f ~; Iss;s >! II Is
md s4o seiisr jans. j' % %tuis.Ssrisnds qaes Il EH5
E.; sn6 sss s.ph sss
,3:: SSSSSs 'baft eIes' iasiis 6sn',sli
nd s.'s.
~ @ qe9s 1sM =. 71ae for city, and 7xs
7Au for toNhtty lots, the FnaIda IUf No. 4
, 1877-04-23

A Tho old rcIlnblu Mexican
nATM MUstnnE 1.lnlna0ist AcflE tt,-
naIS1 tAy moro rnplHly than IL did
BALM OF Inn mltntorN, ic1u cd by iis
FOR *uccesx. httStspscI to crnyvl
EVERY Into 1atnr or =. thu NtnatnnR's
1xEh1 Rsla Ivc Ge1levp tiayrc never
EVERY will bE, n remedy Tor pntn
WOUND aIaA xcosinla equal 10 Mcxt-
WOUND III = I,,1;,S ~ .1Hta vtss ... ~
WOUNDl angel oi macrcy In ever M. III
WOUND| ily-for W coMtss
, 1877-04-23
1yOUI,.

BosTos, April 7t.-Woot has been duttt md .4+,dv
DURING this week. Yssecs wool eomps,a.lyety oulst,
Xxx Peahsy!saaIs. aoci * Dt!o, sSc; 4 ohio +xa
4o]fc. AichiEaa 6cacss ataAlJ 1t 379lse Nav YORK.
New HanpsLfru, and Western aeeces sange Ut ss2aYc
cnnotn9 sud delsins ssles confined to small loia.
stosA sns1L PaIled In fsls demand. kast4,r and
Nstno superA 4oS45c. doxn 10 ~ Ics low supefs.
pulled, s7hx toc; eomhsg pulled, 4tQasc,
, 1877-04-23

CntcsKn CITY ct. w1trr fosn........s1o7 .,ref
Cook Eonntf r ct. boads {onkI,.....%lr7 sluS
Enrth Eicaxo = It. toiilR IL. Farsh ny -.
Wcat Chicago rntk snnds. ,...,.....,... -. -.
csY Railway. sontn Bidr. ex dIv ....... 1M ~.
CltY Railway, West Stds. ..,,,,,,....,,, l1IA ..,.
CITY f&sw wAJ. North Side. ex dtT......,. l17 -.
TrSfttT fnstranct Company,t * tsv.... l3J las
Chamber OF Commerce, e1 ljF.,,,,,,,,, 80 Il
ChIcaHo Light and Coke Co. stoe1. -. ls1
sand lntArsna
, 1877-04-23
AMERICAN CITIES.

fEwYoEx April Fta1i.-toTros-MAtketd dun. II 6.foa
IL 7.is.s fukusea closed weak; April. u.y3aIl nc,
, 1877-04-23

~as auoted IL higher on pork with esds feeling In
lard fherr vas not much demand except for changes
frpm sAy into Jnne. but sympathy with E.Alu made
hodars Of products hen1ef tn their 1dw ard The few
orders that wtfc filled could uny bb covered better
Psfeea> Tha shipping dcmsnd checked By tsn1ness
In fsttRhta hnd ths trading ch!eEy local Ii
aueuce.
Tho number ct hoss packed s,nce March 10 dAte1
mentioned are cat!macd follows n the undtsmen.
ttQned placer.
, 1877-04-23

y: ss;;isy .:ii;s Ind TSsi'S Ss i"se9 y
farscr s,, t1ns r. srpSnslns .as s
Il: IL H. " ss,s: sS;,ss.5 s
cstas. ass ssst ise: IS. frnois e.
sass ::ss saf' e.;e. 'a tS:s III
ss sss '!stssa Se!n f.. H. rs;
H. ee ;s ts4Stiss s:ok ee! e. sSes s a.' d.
9ts les.. s;e: aatufal. doa, ses ssdSssl. I IA IL
sSSd; S2fs %a !!fSt .,s .n,ssy. .s,s
ss ssss " ;e'a'. o+'"' "'
@f;$ as s'tfi "a !ss ~ 1'sa a. .o,De 7,sa
SKEs 1Wsrs 9act st .ssnt5st!y ar under smaller
aeis MI a''s 'sa Ia ri s:.:s s'sSs1 4
s:ss; ss Il u.s.; .,s:. s.s H.
y r.. ~ md prices flod 'teadlsr Quo
sSss: si:;: s: :::$ i: :s;,
s sSs sssis,s &c. &c thssss tsss: 9s; 7'' oe'
Gss Y sss;:: ss;S g. sss'
medium. A1stHsct good medium, 4Ot41c hue 4sai
nntst. sFkk3c& chotrc, b3sa4t Chotceas, tsk4G;c.
-: 2tS,cs Reotl soltnon 13 aasc,
nns:t Hsf<ssc. chnce. epgttici cii9,ce1G 75xje.
NOnlo-We ahote the market hnil and weak At ~ 50
yGAl--wes r fsir fsgue. and nm nnaer smaller
VEuEr \ Il! :Ex-Wrfu In fai. aurnty anl request 1t
nlotsions NermudA Tomatoes. st. DO per hor cuclt-
,Hs;e .t sss =, @ psr boa ,ll.hss a.siHe plo
W0ntr-WAs 1ufat nnd Coarta ~'1uis weru wenk. Fine
and tub voets arc scarce ant nrct with ttlhdcTa Ia.
f. f. nann.;eturers ;n for .::rtra ui. eae
Washed nrcre. me, a;h .:pse. .nclunl. IitT7ci ID
snafs". Nh*5a :; nrcse ahc tlosvy t" tiHht.
prtms 10 choice. 4ot3+3c. I1 poor to Kool 3sa;l3c
, 1877-04-23

Tho following werc the exports from New York
for the weeks ending ~ dated:
AHs!1a'' ss91 hp,a p;s71. = Ap1.!as. ~:
Wheat, b4,..,..............ssa0i0 7iHun aiS. ~
Corn. ha,!. ha,!.....+'..........al7,93 93 %HI 415 5lhA1
, 1877-04-23

PROVISIONS.
HOG PROnUcrs-wefe lsss active md stronger
lIos4 scsS nfmet at The sack.ysfda, eai Liytspooi
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

watch manufacturers have put up watches in boxes con,
tanning so great number as To .aciitato frauds Bnon
the revenue DY the reuse OF stamped boxes The Com
missioner recommends tiat law be passed limiting fbo
number Of watches to be contained In n single fov "a
ing additional points: '"-
fEst-Tna, retail liquor dealer he authorized 10 coso
er's tax. ''"i-
Second-That bona fdc mortgage Of spirt's should
be authorized 10 sell and deliver tho same under tba
MORTGAGE to any person qualified 10 buy them wifhont
mourning who esae liquordcaers tax. and the person
so receiving the Spirits without iefercnce the anont
should not he liable 20 any penalty therefor
Thuo-Wherc tho members ~ n firm, VINO have maid \
SPECIAL tax for pursuing any business changed bv rbe
admission Of partner the new firm thus created shod
De allowed 10 pursue business upon giving notice OF sucb
change 10 the Collector Of their district, without the nav
ment Of new tax FN'
Fourft-That person caught in tho act of mapuf,c
turing or selling Illicit spirits, may be arrested ON veu
without warrant, by marshal or deputynla rsial and
forthwith taken before proper tribunal for exanina
ton 'N-
Fi0h-That the existing law De so changed ~ IN an
thorize the employment of thirtynve revenue aents
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
TIE DIRECr CABLE coMPANY.

The directors of the Direct United States
Cable Company. limited met in London, November g.
The new company regsterei July Il, 1s77 Holders
OF 10000 shares of e old company nave exchanged
them for those OF the Objections to The i-
ment of thc Agreements with the Dominion Telegraph
Company of Canada have been raised and damages are
claimed The directors iutcId 90 exercise, ar
be- necessary, the puWtr gwen % them 10 issue
100000 ia d'ntnturcs, with tIC proceeds OF which
they propose paying of tie outstanding per cent
drbeutuTcs sucd By the old conf any, providing the
purchase OF tlc interest 0f dissatisfied shareholders aud
putting the capital account nrm basis, eGectng al
the same time actnal reduction Of the share canta
Of the company. Tue accounts of the Old COMPANY for
the hafycar ending june 30. 1877 showcd expenditures
~ 4i23G and receipts 90 4G-Gju llayIuga estimated
profit Tor the haif-yr ear Oi 42G.2-I
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

The Randolph Light Guards, OF Newark, q
leading Democratic organzl;ion had their last tDrch-
light procession OF the season Tuesday night, when
they proceeded 20 the rcsidcnce Of General Mcclellan
on Orange Mountain, and rendered a sc9ulje 20 thc
GO,c u0l-rlcc George H. GRAY. the defeated candidate
for Clerk of Essex County, made speech in WucE Lc
EXPRESSED the hope that thc successful Cindlatr foI
Governor m .eL ag.in be the sadtr-hr3rri of tnc
tiOua party. TO this General Mcclellan responded, IN
part, rs follows;
We have Jus, gained great political victory. Now
q al for first time in years have complete
control o. the aiirs of the state, should make good
ur The power given Us hy PASSING laws thai viii be
.t.d.9I 10 the whole pe1pe. will MS the Clicf TX
ccutve try and DO my share, and ask and expect TO
secure yor ad and the ail aui cooperation OF the Leg
fsli!ure Ia tlis work. No laws must be passed hut
t1n>. si are beneficial 10 all classes otherwise they are
riuroi- TO those who make them. We must never lose
sight az Tie fundamental principles ol tLc Democratic
pary This j. the first opportunity nave rad since the
reci,ou TO address any considerable number oi my fellow
citizens and before conclude there is one matter feel
I .foud refer tu. Daring the campaign charges were
plalc against me bv the opposition that not IN
synuaty with thc wording classes. My pdst life ought
10 have been sufficient answer 70 such charges The r
yaie soldiers served under mc ~ the .e war could
well defend me from such stories. Tnry know That
was mover uumndfu Of their comfort their condition
their lives felt that before election IL would be i'm
proper for reply 10 these stOrles but IT is
difiereIt. No De- Influenced by anything that
utter feel that IN Justice tO myself and 10 those who
supported me, / slOuid take ths opportunity 10 pro-
any number Of workingmen were Influenced by these
ISLANDERS. hOuc, before term Of Office rudr by ny
acs 10 convince them that have never been nor ever
could De nlmcal TO the interest or the WORKING classes
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
TELFGRAPHIC MOTIFS.

ToEONTo Nov 21.-The city Gear-malcrs had an
entertainment tonight n ad Of the NeN-NOik su.eIa.
MONTREAL Nov. 21.-Thc Government Steamer
New0eld sailed fOday with The Dominion exhibits Tor tho
Paris L. Inhibition.
QUfBrC. Nov. 2l.-Spruelcr. the notorious steam
ship thief made effort to-day 10 escape lIo pO-
hca cell He searched and sharp knife and paper Oi
pepper were found on his person.
MoN1HTAI. Nov. 2I.-Ihc Consolidated Bank
oEmatc- their loss d. a. failure O Mrlho iaud Baker at
from SlO00 10 10000 Tie assci- of the hn n good
shape AID viii probably tie whole OF their indebted
ness.
PHIADTIPiuA, Nov 21.-Fwucis DAILY, charged
with ihe fatal shooting ~ wallace Armstrong, acquitted
by the juy day the ground of ofnHan Agnes Iarr the
baby farmer accused 0 masaughef was also discharged 4
custody The jury rctufnnge verdict ~ not gully.
TpRONTO Nov. 2i.-At the trial of George II. New
bigany to-day, medical certificate produced to
re eject That Mary A. Nichols lis second wife u
and unable To attend as witness II IN asserted that
Ne hold has third wife Margaret Keith, living In Buffalo,
he married under The name o ClAIes l.
Stanley son VI Biz Charles STANLEY. VI England
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
INTERNAL REVENUE.



INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT TOBACCO, SPIRITS AID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RECOMMENDATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-The Commissioner
o. Internal Revenue hls handed in his report TO secre
tary sherman II shows that during the as fiscal year
1872 distleries were register d. and 1910 were 0Per
aed The MT aggregate increase of receipts from dis
filled spirits was SlOl3.054 %. An abstract is given
of the reports Of district attorneys for the hs
cal wear. showing tie whole number of suits
to to have hneu SOB: the suits decided a-'iust the
3OiG Tic suits pe-dilg July l. 1877. mum ''r' oD9'.
4 statement is made showing falling o. N
the total amounts assessed M the yea. I'll
of ~l .7Df.32l 81 from tut amounts dN,'-l ID 10
previous yrar an amount almost rQua fo ic ID ,fr.i c
of asses-rputS ON The single aitic" ~ ds ira ~ s,
seized or fIaudulc ~ renewed, III Which lrc wac as-
ycry large assessments were made on 'cccunt OF the
suicudous frauds CONN fitd hy d7rlcr- IN Yiri MS
parts ,br country, and discovered IN the Lt'cr Ir OF
the year 1870.
The total quantity OF distilled spirits in taxable
gallons. mt seventy and niuc'v cents tax, placed
in d.tillery warehouses; withdrawn thorefrom
and remaining therein. at the beginning
and close Of fiscal year ended June 30 lS7, 4, gwen
at - .-i33-~ The total 1nount oi draw back Iu"N"
during the fiscal year ended lne 1875. + S3O346 -
showing increase Of T-4Ji1 - ~ le ctIh5 ao"eu
during tic past year.
The tax ON deposits, capital and circulation OF banks
etc in the fiscal year ended June 30, 1-77 was S95437
less than I'm tine previous year. decrease which must he
accounted for by the general depression OF business. 10
which many banks were compcicd 70 succumb.
II should however. DE remembered. that the amount
rcunrtrl i'm 1876 showed an unusual incrtj,e
2Il So A. Of the the current banking business
o tat wear over prev years. Statements SHOWING
fine cross amount ~ average cauta ana deposits ut
SWINGS hlut. BANKERS. aud banks ohef thau rlpuai
b9nl- for the year ended May 81, 1876 and ls' are
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
GENERAL POLITICAL NE US
STATE ELECTION FIGURES.

MR. BTACH's PLURALITY BETWEEN lOooo AND H.
OOO-coNTRoLLER oLCOTT's MAJORITY ABOUT
$500.
The returns of the late State election have
been officially counted In every county except Kings
summary OF the vote for State officers obtained from
the state press aud including the reported plurality In
Kings County given below. These figures viii he chang
ed slightly when tho errors which have crept into the
newspaper and telegraph REPORTS arc corrected hut the
results will remain substantially given below The Dem
ocratic plurates according to these figures vary from
9949 for Augustus SchoOnmaker jr to 333S5 Tor Coh
troller Olcoit The WorhinGmen's vote VIII DC ap"n'
10000 for Secretary and nearly as much for Controor
and Treasurer but considerably less Tor othe'
State officers. In Of the counties taere
WAS considerable scratching" among the Green
back men, WorkiDemen and Brcad-Wuners. Inc me
Prohibition vote will he nearly 5000 ana me
scattering viii from 1000 to 1000 Tor me 4l-
fereut officers Controller Ocotts majority over AL u
about 300. ~ probable also that Horao sey
IL has n small majority for the office ~ Engineer lr
Reach lacks bei ween 1000 and $1,000 votes of having
q majority In the following table the Prohibition ana
Worlincmens votes for Secretary and Controller only
givens ~
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

To The resources may he added the premium on bonds,
worth 1T date $4,000. The cash and exchange arc
nearly all in cash balances and may easily be obtained
or the canaby Of .he bank to meet s deposit liability
of S1lG3.OOO Z. may he said that there are
assets worth l9G9O7 Besides this, there rs the per
soual rrsuons hy OF ninety stockholders, reprecuing
500 GOO that there be no pOssbc oss eNcept 10
stockholders an1 little II any anticipated even 10 thc
beyond loss Of interest on their money, ~ the necessarily
tedious process Of liquidation. or the causes eadn%
M 10 the of the bank tho panic Of SIS was the first
and seyrr-st time il suffered heavily. and since
then IL has been gradually losing ground from varon'
causes that from deposits Of over iOO1OoO s ac
count has dwind"d 10 tine tgures above given some oi
the recent failures have seriously affected ITS credit
especially rs it has been mentioned in 'r'cai DIS
patches from here as being m stakY CON
diton. a statement which alarmed tao country
deuosors and caused "a rapid depletion OF IFS funds.
Within few weeks IN" county, one Of IFS cono,or,, has
withdrawn uclIlv its whole balance Of 5JOOOjO ana
the South Park Commissioners have withdrawn p
largo part OF their 1ai2uce S35O.OoO. OtEer neaYy
accounts have also been unexpectedly drawn ont.
few weeks since the Rank Examiner, az
for careful scrutiny declared To tie Clearing
Htuspfi1 ti a-sss oi tuc BrDk u sNHulY collected
...p sufficient a. pay aill.h cs. and return fhc cf
tai tie Stockholders and that M -.ui % wo1t
bc dllcuit to rate It's payments To- ine stock
holders ar l.ss tian - 50 cents To-Day,
aff.r business hours. Clearing House Couint'ce
pending the u~tut from thr privileges %! t1- t"1"-
ing House. The report Vas adopted, and s a'ton was
the immediate cause 0f the ,us1'u,0n u is ono oI lA
oldest, and Tor q long t'mc vas t.r mos pfouHnn ol
the civ bfus having been founded IN l~65, ana having
done 70 large business eyer since,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
HOME NEWS.
rsx.xoMRrRR YESTERDAY AT uUDNuTs IN
BROADWAY.
SAN slo Sson. 3s' sp ~: Az hdnsht 81
uirhest durrr the day AZ Inwes, ~
Average. 35 Same day. 1875 45's'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FynS Arrruc Hoic,-Goyernor Aexander y; Rcc' Tr,
n. Massachuscffs Robert II Prn~r and Grenyillc II.
maine 81 Alhanv; Orow W Chapman, of Bnghamton, and
ex Governor Henry Howard. OF Rhode Island ~ IN y
Guber Haven Of Georgia ana OLhIpI -,
O. Haven Of Syracuse ....-- " iOrr f29 @ "e o ~
AnGrew O. Curtin of Pennsylvania. aud Ex-Governor - ~
Arnold Of Rhode Island -.---. Hsfr1nothql
ncsfrrs scfoonnakcr OF KINGSTON. y. v; Selatpreoct
y Tcnca and Judpe A. H. Osborn. Of Catskill " Y....
Jreroorf HlA J. Cassatt Vice President oi inc feS
rani, paiiro9d Corlnauy Windsor H0'siConeressnlan
Walbrdce Field Of Rost0n; f. B Jndson OF
N'farn Seward Anburn. y. Y ST. .fhof,,
senator Frame Smh of Toronto. Canada. and Joseh
Coeii Precedent of the Evansville, rcrre Hantc ahd l
co,o RaIroad Cornrauv Grand CENTRAL Hofei-The on;
g. Ciarneau p OF Quebec Sturer1nf Hrse-' oohti
John V Dubois and Surgeon Albert iafbuh u D A''''
LntlI Rrunsrick-T. II. Blrng. Of london.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

"SPOKED w-Amateur (pcrsuasycly): / beg
your pardon but do you call mine biniorei Critic
(conyncnglyD: We'll II yuu ask me- / should say "A
whoelharowt0ne rs. B-ue Lad just been giving
them Meat me once again. l-iJudy.
a "PEG BACK.n-Facctious Tourist | say,
Paddy! aren't you ashamed 20 drive poor lttie donkey
like that with only three l.gs to stand Ont Driver IL
IL ashamedf What 'ud be ashamed fort Can't sec
poor little donkey vid only two 81 London Fun
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
A MURDER SUSPECTED.
The hndy OF an unknown man. ana.

The body OF an unknown man, apparently
about twenty-five wears OF age recovered from the
North River of the Battery. yesterday afternoon. and
taken 10 the Iorgue. Above his right eyo there was
large cash. ~ n made with hichc The frontal bone
wa completely shattered and the brain vas exposed
and portions Of 30 had been washed h. the water
Nothing found in tie cut!iug upon the body.
cept small silver watch aud an Imitation diamond
shirt pin. Ii j. believed that thr TO- his death
hy loml pay. and an Inyesligaton Will DE made.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
ARREsT or A rHEAIRE MANAGER.

William j. Fleming, the manager of Niblo's
Garden, who was sed Time ago it Is stated
charged with having wrongfnlly converted To his
use the manuscript ~ the play entitled Spiders Cob
webs. and Flies" the properly of James Robertson,
brother actor acin aElestcd yesterday In tie
action He brought before Justice hcAdan. OF the
Marine Court bY whom he was discharged ON furnishing
500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
MrErING or ~ nIncrr coMNITrEF.
A BANK SUSPENDED.

THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK or CHICAGO TO CLOSE
BUSINESS TO-DAY-THE DEPoslIoR5 SAID TO BE
SECURE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-1he Third National Bank
decided after business hours ihis evening 10 suspend
and will go into liquidation. The statement OF us te'
sources and liabilities is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

meeting must be the Capitalization and systemZaon of
Grange work and q decision must he reached whether
Il ere shall be any longer National Grange ana II So
wat shall be its functions, powers and limitations.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
THE VOTE or ERIE COUNTY.
FALO, Nov. C1.-The following is the
THE CITYS VOTE.

OFFICIAL DECLARATION or TIE CANvAssERs.
The Board of County Canvassers held its
final session yesterday afternoon, for the purpose OF
making the official declaration OF the vote cast in the
CITY and County Of NewYork the late election. The
following the vote upon the state ana senate uchcO III
this county and REGISTER:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22

ing fer tie payment OF tie clerk Employed during The
canvass ard THIS. after lour ds1,s'n. WAS finally
adopted. 1hi, resolution must yet be approved 10y ilr
Board Of AldcraCn, aui yesterday there evident
sp.it on the par. Of the Republican members 10 op
rtu4
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
TIE NATIONAL GRANGE.

CNCINYATI. Nov. 21.-The National Grange
met at the Grand Hotel to-day Delegates are present
from All the siates- The main part Of the work OF the
New-York tribune., 1877-11-22
Announcements.
No REPrGNANcF

LUNDBORG's PERFUME-WOOD YfoLEr-nos-
sesses the natural delicate odor Of the flower. F
No REPVGNANCE r. FELT
BY those who take PHILLIPS PALATtnLR con IyrR O .,
combination with PHosrHo NuTPTINR for lung troubles or
debility. All druggIss Depot, Plsttst. -
RUSSIAN FAPOR BATHS.
NOW open, tho elegant. and incompatible baths No ia
Laiaycitepnce. Thc bsng apartments 0j feet deem
and 20 feet wide and are hited up 10 heretofore my
X own IN this country. Mrs ALICE CAPEs G. r. RYaS m
A 7 j. II. JOHNSTON'S, $50 Bowery. pair
- fine bnlia n, 9lq caIais, sl2OO cost nearly
$1,000. silver srtt, 400 cost 5000 Wacbe.
am iewcFy equally low. Cash paid duplicate wed0Ine
prcseutA -S
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
~ ~ tho organs ~ Generan &C. speed y and radically
cured by WlNCHESIEKS SPECIFIC PILL Two 10 sir
boxes ara usually sufc ent Price 81 boz Sv b0xe ss
send Tor circular. Prepared by WINCHEsTER x CO.
Chemists, 80 John-st, New Yoik ~
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Sgntr9UYe organs raIcaly aud speedily cured Of1ce
houIssto3 HEN ~ A. DANIELS n D.. IA Lerlngtolay