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forty bonds losx; nvcs Of 1881, 1861; Eric common
shares, OK . e%; Erie preferred shares, 2lh; Now
York Central, lO7&; Illinois Central, "a
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were X higher for Ten
ncssee sixes new and steady TOR Georgia sevcns new.
aud North Carolina sxes old Louisiana eonsols sold
at SIX.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and active, with the
largest rise -l,S-in ST. Paul IL and ~ dvisionl The
largest transactions In Chicago and North
gold sevsns at s6k s6A s61s The other changes
were as folows:-An advance OF 4 in Kansas Pacific
income No. 49, per cent In Cleveland, Panesville and
Ashtabula new and Ohio and Mississippi seconds. IN
Great Western seconds lex couponh u in st. Paul
Tia Crosse divsionb In Pacific Railroad Of Missouri
nrsts, 4 in ST. Paul &C. and NJ. divsion). Harlem cou-
pom sevens and Ohio and Mississippi sinking funds
and y In Rock Island skies, ST Paul sinking fund and
Hannibal and st. Joseph eights, convertiDles There
was q decline OF por cent in Cleveland, Columbus
and Indiana Central 6rsts and y in Central Pacific
gold bonds and Toledo and Wabash ISL Louis dvson).
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WALL STREET, I

MONDAY Nov 26-6P N.
The stock market has been somewhat more active
to-day, principally because the stocks fairly
supported and Lake Shore not supported at all
Here oil and vinegar with vengeance, 10 say
nothing of the pepper salt which the less
stocks contributed to the salad dressing OF the days
speculation. Unfortunately, "saiad days' iew
and far between upon the Stock Exchange; and CON-
mission brokers' in their eagerness partake OF the
succulent dish, ignore The cunning manipulators
who have produced It. The public, however, Is not
easily satisfied. but demands the name OF the ia
figuer and the recipe Of the mixture To meet this
demand ana with iull confidence shat the reader will
betray which Is possessed only by tho 06O
members OF tho board and the rest OF the "street"
We venture to hint tnat in popular estimation, Mr.
Kcene was large seller Of Lake Shore while, Ut the
same time, he was ostensible buyer OF Delaware
and Lackawanns This simply 10 say that he DIS
played the tactics OF good general, who his
retreat under the smoke and detonation OF blank
cartridge fire. That the rise the coal stocks due
to than a display Of fireworks, framed upon
ports Of a combination between the i've great CON-
panies and likely to burn out when the effect had
been achieved, is believed by few, and,
queutly, when the shorts had been pretty
well covered tho prices fell or and closing figures
we're but little better than the opening ones The
sarly strength, however, In the coal stocks
we'll mnnebV0u Auu maui Booo DUCK log
apon which to kndle fire Of activity
In Lake Shore The only effect, however, to
'warm" the bulls, who stood witnesses steady de-
slime from 81 to 65,S, with only or SO Improvement
At the close. The coal stocks and Lake Shore
spunged up 1t whatever Of interest specu-
laon dropping into the market and consequently
The rest Of the list went begging. Under moderate
tho bad example of Lake Shore the Grang-
srs, Central Hudson and other outlying railways
yagged the best prices and closed weak. So did
Western Union for OF It's own, fall off nearly
per cent and did tho rest of the list decline
moro loss in sympathy with the fading values OF
tho prime favoritcs. Beyond the reputed endeavor
OF Mr. Keene soil out his Lake Shore undor the
thimble rig attachment OF pretending to bull the coal
stock thcre financial scenic effects to attract
operators to tho speculative drama which for tho
present is pretty we'll played out.
OPENING PRICES.
Tho opening prices were as tollows:-Gold, 1927;
Western Union, 70; Lake Shore, 81; Rock Island,
1868 Michigan Central, 6314; Delaware, Lackawanna
ana Western. 502I Delaware and Hudson, Az; Nor
rs and Essex, IS; ST. Paul, 35X; do preferred, TX
Northwestern, 81; do preferred, 67,s; Pacific Mail,
%; Erie 9%; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 10; do. pre-
icrred, 29A; Chicago and Alton. 7sK; ST. Louis
Northern, 5Z
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Wheat decidedly irmer trough not so active Prices
about L. better The sales between the calls
Il 81 for 60 aiivaases, - - is s.. 80,
% 10Y a"a's ssssisy @
Tie sass calls Sa.hsf. s.prI"s
81 six 3 so:ns as % rcd si"ss9 er
January 81 40 bld 81 SO asked do. November, 81 a.
ASKED 10 .psnr for 6sss%Ss s. ak y bid ss
s.sea' a.. p.ss%ssr i y I'D s. S 4sssa Com
Ssswess the e.iis were "Son. 10000 bushels
So % .a ss s ss S, o.
also 100000 bushels No. for December delivery at SOC
Soyemosr n" at ei ooo S"she. Dscc@osr s'ea%es
vt s sass MO- s es
bushels. closing as foows-Ex,ra white. 45isc 4,e ;
80 ao i S% ~ 4e: sssa Ike es 10 DO ss
4o NO 90 400 49, .9c Rye wa. % Barley
els including No Canada sold at Toe. Barley malt
also quiet; l4oo bushels tworowed State sold at Too
iirsr AND Jurr.-Juto butts ruled steady. Hemp was
for Single s2iS sais double $50 sisS
cash s Ssaa hemp &c sss Ike s,is o. all gold
Va: 0 ds %, s%s%"assd esa.ssss
and mixed 2c 'S e,Syss ~ se ,o @
a'9 sos Es MI Stands Orleans
Ssv. "a M rssa steady z. sasu.
sns s we're selling 10 way at
quote Spirits tlrpenlino merchantabe order, 54c
rosin good strained 81 10 and strained 81 TO- tar.
OTs-Cottonsecd oil ruled steady. The following wore
the bid and asked prices ~ tbs call Sovembcr. 53ls
bid 5Sc December seller year. J5c bid 53c asked:
January sic bid 5Isc asked; February JOc bid lsc
asked Linsced oil ruled firm, with fairly active
ment We auote :-Linseed oil, Uuc lard TIE. Toe
sperm crude 81 10 ~ 49, beaehed winter sperm. 81 ~;
do ao 81 3d. crude Northern. 6jc; 40. southern,
5Jc bleachcd winter, Zoe; natural do Csc; d.,
7c extra winter elephant. Toe natural winter
d. 72c winter oIeached 'n o'c' crude hs sound. 45c
Maine. 47c. JOc
PErRoLkux.-KeHncd remained dull but nominay
changed Trade In certificates very light the
being only 1900 bills, at prices ranging from
81 ys down TO ~ O3L quote Crude, In bulk &c.
she. do. In barrels lie refined IN barrels. iSc
do In cases. ordinary lie IKE. naphtha 7c &c for
ordinary. refined az fhiIade pha and baltimore. I3Sc
POULTRY. Lave poultry auct. Dressed poultry ruled
easy large supply. We quote :-Drcssed poultry
Turseys state and Western, good 10 primo. lie l3c
Jersey good to prime lie itc Chickens -Philadephs
dry picked, l3c, lac. jersey, lie l3c stase lV
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contract 100 bales For future delivery
foliows;Sa.urday. after QUE +. M-Novem.
Dor. 200 bales Life 500 Pee December 100 vt
1121c 900 at 1122c January, 400 at 25c 200
29c February. 800 At ll4ic 800 at 42c March,
300 At Soc April 500 ut l. 6sc., 200 6c June
100 1l.69c july 500 at ySc Total. IL 400 bales
To-day, up TO two r. N. November. 500 bales at
l. 29c 1900 At Il.2Sc.. 200 nc l1.26c; December,
500 ut l22c., 900 ut IL 23c., i.6oo at lI.24c..
300 at &c. 400 ut f1.24c; TOO At 1l25c January,
1900 1130c 400 c.. 27OO 1t IL 2Sc., $40
&c., 400 vt 3Oc February 1850 ut 42c. go at
L. 43c. 100 at H. Ale, 500 ut 1L42c TOO IL 43c,
100 at f4c March, 800 ut l55c, 100 1t 57c 200
156c., 400 ut l157c, 200 NJ &c. 800 vt SIC.
April 600 H. 7Oc.; 100 at 69c, 100 at lI.7oc May
$40 NJ l.s3c June. 200 nc H. 97c exchange 27c paid
to exchange 100 January for March; Sc. paid 10
ehangs 100 tshsrt nosiee, November TOR registered
The receipts ut the were rs follows Galveston 405
3,74I; New York, .i65; Boston, 33; Philadelphia AIS.
Total mot including savannah Wilmington and Norfolk
032 This day last week. 1857 Ibis day last year
1854! Total since September l. I349.f09 bales TO
Saturday night. Cotton freghts closed follows TO
Havre by steam &c, compressed; 80 hamburg by steam,
nc. compressed to Bremen by steam, &C. compressed
Liverpool. I'D, by steam by sail, 3l6c. 7-32c CON-
pressed.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-kecepts-fiour, 81 2o2 bbs
wheat 60, 7t4 bushels; meal, PIT bbls. and "a
34I 693 bushels oats 1872 S75 do Is 703
do; barley 3sS775 do. barley malt, ~ 100 Flour
ady, with moderate export demand. Tho sales,
including Western and Southern about Is $50
bbs az the annexed auo.atons Rye hour ruled steady
with sales OF AIS bbs ut iul prices Corn meal ruled
firm The sales 500 bbls. At unchanged prices We
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good ordinary 9sc Net receipts 371 bales Exports
To Great Britain. Att; eoasswise 2aoa Sales SoOo
stock 1901 = -
Flour steady; No. spring. 50 so 81: amber winter
So 10 81 o5; white do s7a 81 70; double extra 81 -
s. salons outside quotations; sales, 300 bbia
Wheat steady; No. Miiwaukee club 81 ~; No white
Michigan. 81 ~; white State 81 ~. Corn unchanged
harley quiet but hrm No. CANADA held at Ssc ssc :
No l do. 9oc ole Corn meal aud mill feed unchanged
Canal freighs-Wheat and peas. sbsc and rye &C.
barley. To- New York: barley. C.. to Albany Lake
recepts-wheat ,50c bushels; barley 600 do. peas.
1900 bbis.
CINCINNATI, Nov. a6, 1877
Flour family 50 10 IS a. Wheat dull aud nominal;
red 81 20 81 ~ Corn dull ANA lowers new, doc 92c
Oats quiet but 27c Sic Rye quiet but firm ~
Gle. a o2c Barley steady and firm; No 2 spring. 0oe
Pork quiet S1 rs bid <f2 asked Lard In fair demand;
steam rendered. 7ysc kettle s1c. s4c Buk meats In
fair demand; sales In salt 10 to 10 daye-shouders, &c
sides 5Sc. Hams dull 6tc TIC Whiskey steady and
unchanged. Butter dull and unchanged sugar quiet and
unchanged. Hogs weaker common. 81 90 ~ i5 Hight,
81 20 - 3S packing "a 80 81 as Butchers II Is
r "a SO: receipts. e. 3S5: shipments. 800
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. 20, 1871
good ordinary, sssc. Net receipts 4o35 bales; gross
s,045 Exportsio Great Britain 1850; coastwise. sos
sales. 1,4Os. stock N $50.
kxw ORLEANS nov. 20. 1871
Cotton quiet and steady; midding Usc. low middIing
los good ordinary oc Net receipts oio bales gross
80 kxportsIo France, 533J; 10 the Continent.
5ls coastwise Eot9 OF which 6o2 10 Vera Cruz sales
1900 Stock, 2j2. tB0
MoprLE, Nov. 20, 1877.
Cotton asiet, middins. lose, low micding, io,sci
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We quote :-Ordinary cargoes 1896 I6i.c.; fair do.
ls4c.; good DO, lsA:; prime 40, i9a4c; extreme
is4c gold 80 days. Java. soyernmsa. bags 22c 2sc
lie 1876 Maracaibo. ia,sc ls,4c; Lasuayra I7c
ioc Jamaica, 16c i71ac; st. Domingo l5c. l5kc |;
l6,ac 1885, Macassar. l7c Ice Angotura. tic. lsc.
CorroN spot held with increased hrmness aud
quotations were marked Lice Futures opened Ut about
closing prices. The market active
but ruled firm Nil day ana closed firm and generally
points than saturdays closing figures. The official
Closing prices to-day compared with Saturdays
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

OcKroRp-HoRNE.- Thursday evening. Novem.
Der D. nj Christ Church, Hackensack, n j., BY Tho
Rev William Wces HoIlcy, NARY 4. ]. HORNE.
granddaughter Of tho late John Wyse, hddletown.
Conn, to GEORGE MORGAN OckrosD, NJ D., all OF
uackensack.
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Tho following were the highest and lowest prices Of
THK MoNkY MARKET.

TIKI MoNkY MARKET.
The money market to-day reflected tho stagnant
dtion oil the stock market ana money at call stock
collateral was easy at per cent In the afternoon
IL stated that several large loans had been called
in and money at call rose to per cent Prime CON-
mercial paper continues TO sell at 5H . I per cont
The rates OF exchange at the under places
New York were: -Savannah, buying 4, selling, u !;
Cincinnati, dull 100 discount selling so premium;
ST. Louis, par; New Orleans, commercial u, bank 4 !;
Chicago, SO discount; Milwaukee, par.
Foreign exchange nrmer for sixty days. bills
the rate for which advanced to 4s1H, with sales
4.s0A a4sl. Demand sterling was nominally ASS,
aud for actual business, asa SAY.
MARKET.
Gold opened at 1929 and closed at 10a Carrying
rn,es, 2, 3, 81 and TX per cent
GOLD cLEARIxGs raE BANK STATE NEW
uold balances. $ioo2 200
currency balanccs..... 156S.956
6old clearances l6,937 900
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $77 .4S3 1906
Currency balances. 3,l55730
uoia Daahces. ................... lloo,Z3l
The imports OF specie for tho past wock were
$780, o00 OF which $2S5 900 gold bars and the
mainder gold and silver coin.
The steamship Adratic which arrived from Europe
yesterday, brought Ell, 900 gold.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States bonds frrn with slight advance
In the skies Of $685. They closed drm the following
.ouotations:-United States currency SKIES. 121x a
VIA; do SKIES, 1881, registered 1I0A IlO; do do
TO-, coupon, ll0% 1l01; do. do, 1865, new regis
tered, 1861 1861; do. do, do, coupon 1864 a
1868 do. do. 1867, registered, 1osX 1895 do. do,
d. coupon 100 1905; do. do. 1868, registered Il0k
Ill; do. do. do, COUPON l10. Ill do tcn-iorties
registered, I08 l0Sx; do. do, COUPON l0sK I0sx
do. nves 1881, registered, 1859 1861; do. do, do,
coupon. 1O6s% 1861 do. 4h's 1891, registered, I04h
s1O4%; do. do, do, coupon, 1857 1861; do fours
1907, registered, 1925 1903; do. DO, do, coupon,
1925 1929.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London adviccs report consols and United States
bonds steady at Saturdays prices. Eric fell or u per
cent selling at 9k. Illinois Central advanced to TAX
and fell of to a. The Bank OF England gained
f2Oo 900 bullion balance to-day. and q despatch
from London that ESQ., 900 In gold has arrived
from the East to-day, most Of which, IL thought,
will 20 into the Bank OF England. Tho bank rate still
remains at per cent, while the open market rate for
three months bills was g. per cont and tho deposit
rate pcr cent Pennsylvana Central fell TO 80 and
New Jersey Central was quoted at 13A. In PARIS
rentes fell to 1861 csc, but recovered the
1901 &C., with exchange on London at EST 1Sc. Tho
closing prices in London :-Consols for money
and account, 96x 9e5S; new ~ per cent bonds,
lo4A . l0Axj nvstwenty bonds OF 1891, loSxi ten-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMM

COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 26-5 r. N.
Cotton sales o. the day include 1900 bales Ame-
Futures closed firm upands low middng clause Do
LONDON, Nov 26-6 Y. NJ
Produce.-lsefned petroleum. I'D. per gallon
Calcutta linseed 54s. u as Sd.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
ILvERrooL. Nov. 20, 1871
Pork--Easern steady At $685.. Western dull al SIS
Bacon Cumberland steady NJ 45s short rib dull at
4ls long clear au 4os short clear dull Ais lIams
Long dull AIS shoulders duh at 30s Beeflnda
mess duh vt 9Ss. extra steady At Ills: primo
dull at Oils LRrdPrme Western steady nt 43s Cd.
Tallow-Prime city dull 4Os. Turpen nesps steady
ut 25s. Cd Rosn-Common dull IN. Sd. fine dull ut
los. Cheese American choice steady AT 63s Lard oil
dull Ats FlourExtra state steady ut 2Ss Cd Wheat
No spring duh NJ los lid No DO steady At los Cd
winter steady lis sd Corn--Mixed soft steady at
pos. 3D. Cottonseed oi-yellow American none IN tho
market Receipts of wheat tor the week from Atlantic
ports 3d. 900 qnarers do from Pacific ports. $50 do.
other IL 500 do Receipts OF l6 $50
quarters.
FINANCIAL
LONDON. Nov. 26. 1877.
United States bonds le76s 1854 Esie railway shares
Oh Illinois Central IA Pennsyvania Central, 80; Now
Jersey Central 1874
silver Is quoted Mt Sad. per ounce.
Gold TO the value OF fb62OO has arrived from the East
most OF which, II expected, will 20 into the Bank OF
England
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MONDAY. Nov. %, 1877.

l6:l5 TO ll:30 A. NJ.
x $4,000 U s SIS c. 'sl be 1861
i $50 Us AS r, '9l. be l04ss
q 15OO0 U s 6's, cur...... 12iZ
n 10000 do............ l2tM
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COTTON !: SPOT Lice. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR FIRM-wHEAT HIGHER-CoRN
HIGHER-OATs QUIEr-WHIsKEY QUIET
PORK EAsIER--LARD FIRMER-PETROLEUM
DUBIOUS sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET RosIN QUIEr-CoFFEE Lac. HIGH
ER-sUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRM FOR
GRAIN TONNAGE.
MONDAY. Nov 26-6 p NJ.
Business was moderate In most commodities to-day,
though in some active at higher prices.
On 'Change flour was firm. Wheat was Ia far do
maud and higher. Corn active aud higher Oats
wcrc quiet Whiskey quiet. Pork was easy.
Lard was nrmer. Freights were generally quiet and
grain tonnage firm. Cotton the spot Lice higher;
closed arm. Coffee c higher. Sugar
settled Oils generally steady Petroleum dull
and naval stores quiet
CorrEE.-Advces from abroad more favorable and
with good demand here the market ruled firm. and
again quotations up &c per b. making advance
since Tuesday OF &c The sales Of Rio 1000. oOO
go 5O4 bags. Donati; 601S do, Depton, and
45OO do, j. ID. Robinson; 4U5 do Santos. L. Ny
and 800 do do Donat NIL on private terms making
u Of IA 6S Rio and 5Y5 do santos Az Bait-
1000 bags Rio, Yom"yden soi ut lSc for fair.
ruled but quiet The stock OF Rio
Santos coffee that November 1877.
bags. arrived snce, u oS2 bags
, 1877-05-05

Tho Cook Employed In . Nsw YuEk Mill
toualrs's s1au.Ion Marsles or Crasy
Daughter Of tho House to Ono of Ifcr
Alx1o Fston,is.
Special bpuieA 10 1As 7sttss&
NEw fouk, May 1. Much excitement has besn
crested IN hlxh social circles by tho discovery Of
tho secret marriage Ut 0eosyIana, daughter Of
Frederick l.. Morrison, 4 millionaire rial
estaia fealcs. 10 Joteqh Lopez, m advsn-
tnfrr. UE. o. II. Tiffany performed tho eese-
mony April 81, and It was concealed I'll
secsntly, The family clslas that Georgisua, who
Il ~. Il partially insane. She was kept close
watch VI, but allowel u lake walks In tho strcrls
and parks, and visit frleuds. Among tho eook's
sIsllvfs was Joseph Lopcs. 10 Miss OeokgEana.
who met him ono day. tho cook said
Lopcx was very wealthy gentleman. aud, BY
frequently slIudlnK 10 bis grsst fortune and gooJ
qualities, tho cook succeeded tu awakening IN In.
&essst ln Geosglsua's mtud, and Gnaliy p*ssatled
upon her To ALLOW hlm TO b. Introduced. Meeting
haf upon tbs street sftes hs bowel 10 her aud
= short conversation ensued. Lopex called u The
Morrison residences several days later and saw 1bo
young lady axaln. Uy profuss 6attsry hs aouu
won her favor and induced her 10 correspond with
hfai. and to n,ske appointments for meetings In
tho slsects aud In tho parks da1inY tho huura
Of tue day When sha could lesyu bef houe. 1'1e4e
tho COOK: Lopvz WAS often vutrrtaiue4 by tbs
young lazy 1t her &a.heF's FesIdence. The sultus
ptrsaeA IllA wouluy with much ardos. lhe weak.
maded girl dhal1J eonsentua to ~ enYaKean eat sud
Subsequently u . marriage. Thu rour&shlp
Aad uxtslAye, tbs Aoslsons 4assst Msts
, 1877-05-05
CHtAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. MAY 1877-TW1LvE

planned by Mr. Lopez and the, servants
fof The l,urpohc Of htaekma!I. II was dis.
covefc' that tn tho rook Lopez promised - 100 for
her sf"iatahe~ provided the rchrmc proved sncec-s-
!Hl. and The large snnt nf money expected wa@ cx
torttt! frnn. NJ. Morrison. Tic family tteamr
fnnstnccd d! the trTtfnlnrss Of thA theory hy the
results of thu dctectIye'r lnycstIgations Into
the a'ni!elnRs nnd career 1f LOPEZ
t,nt Of the detectives snrcccdcd in Gn'in9
him aud forming hin acquaintance. In few ,'aya
!net we're hh'n c1ntanson'. mail tbpcz revealed
y. Intentions concerning The marriage. atntsng hEs
ob1ess s'1,s. vas money. ie knew - wesItl,y ana
Reay ,,.i.: .ih.n,'.a.a,e'y > t9r - i!so,ss a.'s os
wonIt shttsfy him. ffn cared nDlhtby for the
v red hrs1ct, crszy girl" b.t wn* anxtons 10 ert
posaefson Of snnc of the wealth Of the acr,l father
tn.taw. whom he had not yct met. II,t ,lctcct-
tvc persuaded 1.onex to employ m attnrney,
in order that negotiations might hc opened with
VT. Morrison. This was done, another deietttya
playing tic part nf lawyer. 14opex agreed 10 nay
hin, uHt fourth Of wbsterer susu WA nnaliy oh.
tnined from Mr. Mpstson. The letters ot tsturgi.
ana and other evidence were secured hy the phcnt"
lawyer before ht@ identity was diacnsctrd: They
learned that Iotcx was nm altenlUEer, hfatEl.t.,
md gambler; That no fre1ncnte,l the ,owe't
hauhtA o. tho city, and hsd no fess than five
w.set VI, .na annnmsrahc ms'rcn,ss % f differ.
on learning tbese thtngs. sent 0eotgIana to Tho
nn1led. Lopez caims to he respectable tcatnster.
70 have met Miss Nor,@pn Dy chance. ami to have
finally married fu. mutual lnvc. lIe proposes to
have bis witc. and will ttand Investigation. II Is
thought the has becn placed In = private Insane
hsYtpn1.
, 1877-05-05
PROTECTION LIFE.
SDfriQs Nstak&cA to 1A4 T}tbK4k.

BEu1xo1,stp, Ill.,, May 4.-psfues hostile to tho
Protection Lift Inspfanes Company Of Chicago art
hers tonight and Il understood 1eslre to obtain
aquo warrarto. or soma like proceeding, agalnas
the Company, but ii IL not likely such psoeesa
sss eh'5 ans |. ssmpstsa
ls9ptimc. tAs Department UHctrs And ele1ks Ars
unduY fetltent. ~ though bearing the frame. work
Vi thu whole xutrFuu.ent On their Shoulders.
II ts learned ffuua unoalet4l youfee. lnAI Mayor
Noods. of The Insurance DepA!taeut. dsctined IL
give anJ ottefsl stAsement whatever that thu ap-
pl!cxtlon to-day ~ xxAlnat tho Psutsctlau Life
Insurance. Conp5ny WA W4de bf NF. Everett ot
, 1877-05-05
SPOI2TING.

UA9E.1EALL. ....
1he only e'ab outa|de the League which had The
honor 10 win game from the Champion Cbicagos
.t ys't va. ths osSs . ,! from sys.e..: .es
e,.aI,a,i. ,sss 80 49,. 49, .,nx s.d ,.t." ths.;
made tlelr nna stronger this year. and started out
consent. placed on an eous1tv with the best clubs
IL ~. f.s.ro .,,t.,.a Th.. +. ~ ,,.s.Jx r,a.aa
~ I"e ~ ,.easuo n.l'tc In1J h.se AsaoJ ptose9
scs game with viii tso s. Iosi. ' Browns. ~s4
~
d. op. 10 M .n soe, oe % to tss teat as sst eh,
made gallant fght and very nearly made their
words good.
This eama VIA 4 ne.itorfous ons In many re.
speen' thon9a u cannot &c faia tnat inc champions
did the!t whole duty III allowing. McCosmck to get
aray viii only te.en hsla . inade oa hls aslivesy.
record on Nolsn In the drst game. md that Ii was
nearly doubled on thc accon1 attempt: Perhaps
that Is tho way 1t will ~ in tho second game to-
o1f H. bom. min, oo.ncd v..,crd.v,. r,mo ,,x %,
!nB nnt In onc.tWo.thFee order In tho htat thTce
!naings. excepting ohl1 lllnes hcautifni two.hase
pit to the fcncc In the second inning. In tho fourth
'et 15s sseSnd a
~&s sss i! 3%s os3; i %s!sa ' !s:s
s ": %e eS ess % IT, si! &c IT,
bnt no run came OF y. In tho fifth inning. tho
ono wh!Gh decided Tho gams. Barnes was caught
of hsA former safe hit osG. second. snd+ Whllo he
xas on first, and after Acvey had sent up i. fy to
McRinnont sraldlng caine to tho rescue and won
tho game BY The 1onEeal bit Of the Vat,'c terrific
richt.fcld fence. II doesn't need 10 he Fald that
~ soon a. the ball was lit Aus1n was getting
atonnA to shird with a. much speed % Any :io
, 1877-05-05
0BITlt4RY,

1ruAcA. n. r.. My 4.-Iohn MeGraw died thts
morning, aged 1e. lie VIA extensively engaged in
thc lumber buslncsa In Michigan. W3aconatn. and
lows for tusny years. and contributed $780, 600 to
build the Central College Library and Museum Of
Cornell CnEsc.rtty.
f ii ssn 70 ~ MI 5sgah ahr.or mr..
prlctor Of the Revere liouse. dropped dead thta
afternoon. willis driving a1nng the street In bis
field, haring been engaged In the hotsi bnainest
here for foIty.oac years. !ie vas nativr Of
berkshire, Mis-, md laektd hut \ few days ot
being II years Of age. Coyoncr'e tnqncst this
evening returned i verdict Of dcAth from apo.
pleiY.
, 1877-05-05
subject be referred to ths Attorney General. The

suhfcct b referred 70 th8 Att0FneY -UtncsAI. The
settlement tnastc with
CONTRACTOR n1cHAnpson
IL the subject Of severe etEcturcs bY the Commit
tee. The "scttlcment." lY acceptance Of real
estate, ctc.. has already been fully exportd in
TnE 1'MrrxE. The .pol{cy by whicn he was Al
lowed TO fncnE IN Indebtedness OF SO. 100 10 tho
prison IA characterized a. IN bns sfness.t like.
THE CROWDED CONDITION
Of tho Ptnstcntxry IL referred to. and tho ncccs'
hlty for new pstson dwc1t .upnn. The cn,nfoT.
ment of Stata Axehl 10 MD discharged conr!eta ~
obtaining employment to recommended The
management OF tho rre0n, under chsrgc Of
War1cn IicLaughsy, ID commended IN high terfns.