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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-09
GOTTLIEB SCHEERER'S FATE.

Tho family and friends OF Mr. Gottlieb Scheercr the
Newark confectioner, who was horribly mungled TO
death on Saturday night are loud In their denunca-
ton OF the report that he committed suicide had pre-
vousy been drinking owing TO domestic trouble There
nothing in the world, they declare, to drive him
TO either drink suicide He had not TASTED liquor Of
any kind since January last, they declare Thor
sion OF how no met his shocking fate is this:--His
father dcd in Germany recently, and his niece who
resides in New York, to have visited Newark on
Saturday night. bringing with her letter she had
ceivcd containing full particulars of tho bereavement
Mr.. Scheerer was at the depot waiting to meet
her. The train arrived but there was no
sign OF the young lady. While the
were in motion Mr.. Scheerer jumped
board TO run through tho cars IN order be certain
the niece had not come In his hurry and excitement
ne slipped foil between the and was killed. This
IL the statement made by the family TO County Phi
clan Ward, who hns declined 10 grant burial certi1-
cate or order inquest until he probes the acts IN the
iurtner. Mr.. Schcercr OF consider RI bile
means. lived in Newark eighteen years, highly
spcced and Is believed 10 have lived very happily
with family.
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OUR PRESIDENTS WIVES.

From tho London Daily Nows, March 20l
The 'ierco light that beats upon u throne'' to
TALL with rather uncomfortable glare the wives Of
Presidents OF the United States Tho widow OF Pres
dent Polk might perhaps have guessed that the
OF that lamented statesman would have delivered her
from populations. The Tennessee Legislature taking
a different view Of tho matter, have lately called
formally Mrs. Polk, and indeed II APP
pears that In paying this visit they only
complied with usual practice. Representative
j. y. Stokes 'slung'' some eloquent periods at Mrs.
Polk, assuring her that 1--WE cherish you IN
whom womaniy worth and graccs md bright cx.
preston" Mrs. Lucy Webb Hayes, tho wife OF the
new President has also attracted good deal OF kindly
notice. IL appears that She was pupiI at .'Melho-
DIST Female Cocge' when she met ''Ruthcriord
b." her iustrious husband AT that time
she was noticeable for hcr long, flowing black
hair dark eyebrows, white teeth and bcauti-
iul eyes." IL q oil love nrst
sight. Whom Rutherford d. Hayes became major
general his wife 'made frequent trips TO the OF
carnage" She is now described "a lady of largo
domestic tastes" whatever that expression may
mean, ana It Is gratifying know that she also pos
sesses sturdy od-tine principle" Retiring ladies'
may cease to regret that In this kDgriddcn land they
can never be the wives OF Presidents
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JOAQUIN MILLER'S LX-WIFE.

From tho San Francisco Post, March 25l
Niles Minnie Myrtle has had some reputation as a
writer OF both prose aud poetry in her tme and
siderable notoricty the wife Of tho poet Joaq Din
Miller. She procured divorce from him half a dozen
moro years since. aud the inconeruity OF the pair
was undoubied. They possessed very similar tempers
and OF them afflicted with maynard literary
tendencies. hSve wondered that Minnie Myrtle did
pursue literary Ia after years. but she
seems to have dropped 1t. Four years ago she took
the ncld as lecturer, with considerable success,
thought | had met the lady few times
and was Impressed with her style and APP
pcarance. she was not pretty, but had tho
style OF beauty that would become u tragic heroine
the stage she ccrtainy had ability that only needed
be properly directed 10 be respected was IN san
Francisco when sue made her debut ON the lecture
platform, and was one OF the small audience thai ut
tended a. she impressed TIE aud encc avcrabiy. aud,
taking her ex-hus band Tor her theme she made
terrible exposures OF his Iaus and frae, and dcsc-
Gated his poetry with startling elect She narrated
her early lie al Cape Banco, on the coast near Port
0riord; the coming oil Miller; her shooting an
eagle IRON the limb OF dead nr that
looked tho sea; how she and Miller, when
she took into the surf with her canoo,
were wrecked and washed ashore by big wave, how
Miller saved himself win great presence Of mind, and
how, or all that she looked upon hin as her yellow
haired Viking Knowing her ana knowing him well,
may have heard tue lecture with more than ordinary
interest. She made our hearts thiil when she told
now Miller cit her 10 toll Tor bus children on the verge
OF siarvat'on hungry for bread aud II seemed as ~
alter this thrilling commencement, the woman could
continue her pubic career with hope OF success; but
suddenly she abandoned the lecture stand, mauy
thought she was briDed by Miller to quit exposing
their JOINT lives to tue pubic he sought 10
prOpltiate. IL Is lately announced that Minnie
Myrtle Miller has become Airs Logan, and that
act must be a relief 70 her crrant husband, OF old,
VINO VIII feel pleased, perhaps that she has ceased 10
bear his name. understand that Logan Is In rather
humble circumstances, which may not dclract from
happiness " other qualities are favorable but regret
H. as think she possesses more genius than practli
n.y. rather lacking the qualities to make poor mans
homo paradise, and not inclined to be so much
housekeeper as wayward-mindcd woman who sees
visions and dreams dreams OF literary successes III
she were Of iortunes iavorites, wearing the rose.
color tints OF lite, might look 10 hear IRON her
again, or at least she could preside the especial a.
vinity of an elegant home
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April = 1877.
ordinary ice X:s iss.pss sSs bales. Exports @
Cotton easy fair demand %daas ss.;' low mid
s sissSo to the Continent aooo Sales 5000 Stock
NOZZLE. April z. 1877.
o s0od orssTy s. met 'ssp Ss bales
coastwise $3.50 Sales. 200 stock $3.50
sa,s , ss m AHS' 1s7s .s
good ordinary loc Not receipts 1877 bales Sales. $50
Spirits Of turpentine quiet s3c Rosin dull 81 10
y 90 for yellow dip and " so tor virgin Tar steady
NJ ss. ss,s 6 sss. hi s",:
Of Ss II 20 S SSas ss sr AZ 81 % ss Ss
mixed .. 5ass Barley quiet: No Canada held y 500;
Shorts 500 shpssufis, s22 mddnTs, s24 Flour
Wheat and corn in moderate demand prices nopinaly
sales s g sS Western e gr9a.d spsns e
s S? lily y ground Sass &
Hour ss car loads White
a. 1900 sample spring At ST 50 cer 1Ss
% car loads new on track At ole. 5l9c and 52c Oats
sss Reported Seed & % r 8, Sogd
y 70 aS os %sa1 a, SSSs, u =.
changed. Rail freighs UNCHANGED. Receipts 300 bills
-four $500 bushels wheat 16 400 do 1880 do oats
sss 81 ssy sSo d. % Gs ss
1.2OO do. barley, 8 200 do. rye.
Flour hrm Wheat strong No. white Michipan 81 COS;
extra do, 81 Co. amber Michigan 81 90 81 6is May,
II c3; june. 81 q; Ne do, u So; No red winter,
mixed, 45ssc doc. No ? 45ilc.; May. 45slc.: June,
48lac.; July, 47sc. rejected. Acc Oats frmer white
43isc.; Michigan, 40c. Clover seed 40: mammoth So
Recepts450 bbs. -four. 3.40O bushels wheat 10000 do
corn LOO do oats Snipments350 800 bushels wheat 500
- -' Cu,cAno AMI, = 1877
Flour strong and higher; Western extras, s5 37js
paten. process 81 rs asg 75 whea. active. firm &C.
2ssc higher; No Chicago spring, 81 ~ 4, cash
april sales at = 34 81 ae' May closed at 81 acst,
81 o. Corn active rm and higher 4o,sc 6l cash or
April; 4ssee bid Nay: sales At fa,e 43le May oats
May Rye fairly active and shade higher Barley
In good demand at ull prices 53bc. Pork good
and shade higher: $l4 ioa si4 l2 SD i7l
q sl4 20, May; SI4 27la Sl4 30, June Lard fairly
active and shade higher: 50 40 cash 50 40 50 Az,
far demand Whskcy 81 o. Reesipts-Flour. 500 bbs
rye. $500 do: barley 1900 shipments 800
bbls wheat 1000 bushels; corn 81 900 do oats 1900
do.
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POLICE INSOLENCE.

To THE EDITOR or THE HEgALD:-
As The behavior OF tho police iorce 10 just now at
tracing considerable attention you may be interested
In my experience on Tuesday morning little before
six O'Clock reached the corner OF Worth and Centre
streets on my way from tho Stonlngton boat. 1
accosted policeman VINO stood by and asked when
u would be due. Ho answered my question, but
his attention being attracted TO my vilse demanded
hat was selling at that hour. He then ms ted on
inspecting my valisc. told him II OF his
business, and warned him against examining IL Hc
possessed himself OF the valisc, which opened Tor
him thinking that he might break IL. also gave him
my name and address. The vase contained only arti-
Giles toilet and there nothing whatever suspicious
Becoming offended he declared his intention to retain
the vase and Dnay arrested me- then accom- led
HIM TO the Mulberry street station. Intentionally
pass over tho particulars the the police
man. MS these viii form the subject of nvcsiigaon.
presumed nj the time that he was Intoxicated At
the station my vase was examined and handed to me-
The policeman made no personal charge whatever,
affirming merely that he had seized the bag on sus-
pciOn. The sergeant made ight VI my plants
forming that had put myself in the wrong by tell
ing the officer my baggage was none OF his business.
He resented my suspicion OF intoxcation against the
policeman, aud did not censure him examine into
his condition or conduct II Is important TO the
public to know that the eyes OF so
re- ponsDlc an officer, any policeman has a
right to stop any citizen he pleases, examine hts
luz gage and carry HIM 10 the station II he likes
sergeant seems to CONSIDER that 10 watch the
duct OF his " none oil his business. III travellers
are aegricved they may make charges; but the much
greater offence To the force itsef entirely dsrc-
gardcd This officer good enough INFORM
that had contradcted mysclf. whereas the
facts his own hands shoula have been the subject OF
inquiry the spot. There was prisoner brought up
on charge; an article. evidently harmless, brought
picIous by officer who knew 10 nothing
THIS neglect, 10 my mind Is more serious than The
misconduct Of particular officer These arbitrary
SYMPTOMS OF power need 10 DO CHI. ckod Ia moro
general way Than the censure oil one policeman.
WILLIAM w. NEWELL.
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SOMERVILLE AND ENGEL.

Owing TO their counsel, Mr.. Guild beng engaged in
the Noyes in Newark. Somerville and Engel the
lawyer and alleged forgor, who, ex.Detcctve NcttIe:
ship declares, were engaged conspiracy to deiraud
the government OF quarter Of million dollars, havo
taken no steps yet as regards examination. Their
will SO before the United States Grand Jury ut
Trenton IN the course Of a couple OF weeks Mean
while Somerville and Engci both intimate that
before then some facts will be given to the public
which will show that instead Of their being principals
In conspiracy they victims of nendish plot,
AZ the back Of which the government OF the United
States has, through fraud, cunning ana deceit, been
placed Engel declares that the report which appeared
IN the HERALD containing allegations representing him
as an arch scoundrc IS tissue OF ISLANDERS gotten
up to prejudice his present situation before the public
Tho general impression In Newark regards the
arrest OF the men Is that neither the government
Nettleshp have done themselves any great credit
the matter, even II their story Of tho Is entirely
rua
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 4 1877.
SucARSome sgingency has been noticed account OF
the disparity between the views OF holders and
OF buyers the demand. however, has been mere asng
prices closing what higher: tho season continues
vorabc tor grnding claycd sugar. Nos ~ to H. Dutch
standard oa IL "a reals per arrooe; Nos 10 Dutch
standard IL l3s reals; molxsses sugar Nos 1T
"a reals gold; Muscovada fair to good refining
Sia ga reals: common to lair do M 81 reals ccnt
msai sugars, Nos II to ~ In boxes io4 ii reals;
do, in bhds, u - liz reals. stock in warehouse
At Havana and Ma,snzas 6sooo boxes and 800 hhas
receipts Of the Elk 27.OO boxes aud hhds
during the week. ioo boxes and 300 hlds., which
1880 boxes and 1900 hhds went TO the United States Mo-
lnssss fifty degrees poarzaton reals key In gold
Bacon, SIS 80 $38 30 cwt JerKei beer ~ 49,,
~ G2a arrobe. Hams, $40 SAT qnntal for
lean cured Lard in tins ~ $40 per qunal no.
in kegs SIG 10 Potatoes &1l $tl 80 per boil Tallow
$40 so per guntai Wax. yellow SIT Sis arrooc
do, white. VS. SIG Goa OIL In tins 10 reals gallon
Empty hhds. Nh gold Lumber white pine. s,s per yell
hid 10 reals; moasses, hid 2Oa2i reals White navy
S62 qninta Corn, "a D4 reals per mrrobc. Hoops
long shaved $50 $53 NJ. Frcighs still desuory
the United states steadier loading Havana for the
United states per box OF sugar Toe per MID sugar
81 10 81 hhd " molasses 81 10 loading ports on
the north coast outside port for the Unite States per
box of sugar. nominal per hid of So % 81 75 per
hid OF moasses " - ~ 10 loading at Havana f
mouth and orders 3Ds. 2 Cd Tobacco fairly active
Spanish gold unchanged Exchanges unchanged
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs Held by Judge Dono-
hue Nos y A. 5s, 81, 49, 81 o. g3. 90, 100, 1ol,
1856, LOG. 2ol zOs, 2l0 24 2l5, 223 23i, 237, 245,
246, 247 24s, 240. 1852 254, 255, 200, 257 259 POI
SUPREME Cookr--GksssAL Term Adjourned sine die
s. sss 49, go ISL ISL a 49, s g.
SUPREME CouRr-CRcUIr-PARr Held by Judge
Lawrence Nos. 9o2,s, So00 2yl3. 1885, 1888 1879,
ss9S ss asss s9s slSs ss ss s7
1881. Part 2--Hcld by Judge BarretL--Case on, No
1896; no day calendar Part S-Held by Judge Van
$50 1922 lOl ese, 1884 a2s, 1909. 22s7, 2ls, 1884,
or.
surxRloR Counr-GRsxKAL TxRx- Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR Couar-TRlAL TEKA. Part Held by
Judge Freedman. Nos 3l4 1lU4. 1888, $751; 7s4 75l
III. loU9 loIl, 1884. 256 1.l4 sos $780, 3d. SOL 2l
Us, 779 l5y. 49, 735. III, 6s7 l22 Part 2-Hed by
Judge Scdgwick.-Nos. 570,a, Boil $40, J54 G4s, s45
$40, $50. 6!2 o2ol SaG. ss1 $780, 5s9 $40, 5ll, 500
by Chcl Justice Curtls.Nos Cos, $780, 1885, 703 $685.
Sill. SO, $751; s35, 943, 90, 10, $50, 1879 5gG 259
COMMON PLEAs-GESARAL IEnM-AdJourned for the
term.
COMMON pLEAs--EorIrY TxEx-Hoid by Chief Justice
Day. Nos !, o. 10, IL, ID, ~, ~. Demurrers-Nos
l, 3, !.
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-PARr 1--Held by Judge
Van Hocsen Nos 10, lo76, ITO, 65s, 657, l475.
r. sa Isl Us lSsa So io5 eS ST.
AZ 1904 ISL. c2l sOs. 5oo u7s' 1904, 90 $40, lo3
iOI1, i049. $40, 1885, 702, ll42 i10s, zoos Part .
Held by Judge Larrumore. Nos Esd. 1898, 1876, 4D7,
svI, yo7 6o4, 34, 1907, 1916, 1860. 735 1856 1877 73s,
40, l2J 40 1867, 032 l43 1884, 49, $780, 1865 no.
5s7. 1910, 1863 Part 3--Hcd by Judge f. Ddy -
Nos. lls3, 81, Ills, 277 l60, 1861 1862 1872 63l,
ll45 l25s l2J9 ll0 1921 1850, 1881 1863 1854 1247
1915. 1860, 4ya
MARINE CoURT-TRrAL TERN Part HE by Judge
Alker Nos. s0lI, 1869, 1899, 1860 7s40 1850 1909
e'Go 1884 slOs 1858, s's3 sisa, $500, si21 Part =
Held by Judge sheridan NOS 552S. 9ll9, 523J, 5I5B,
004s 4229 1850 Marine case, 500, AIS, 5loo, 5yO4,
5000, 1874 sl55 Part 3-Hed by Cnci Justice shea. -
Nos 1868, $780, 1902 S0zg b9O s504 55o2 $685. 27l9,
Bose 1891 s9os, $3.50, SIP 3226
CoCRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Part Held by Re-
corder Hackett me People vs. Joseph Rosetta rape;
Same vs. Charles Wilson, burglary; Same vs.. Fred.
orck Hcamcr, iconious assault and battery same
james Lee grand larceny; Same vs. GottIieo Suffers
grand larceny Same VS. Patrick Stewart, grand lar
ccny; Same We. James Dryer, grand larceny; same
vs. Martin Delaney, assault ana battery; Same vs..
Michael Devinc, assault and battery; Same vs. Max
Groginsky, pct, larceny. Part 2-Hcld by Judge
Giidersceve. Tho People Leland Jones, Philip
Trosi and Alexander Roy, robbery; Same vs.. paricK
Mahoncy, fclonious assault and battery; Same
Thomus ). Y. Whitaker, burglary; Same vs.. Henry
Stanford ana Charles v. Hunt. burglary; same VI.
Alexander Matthews, burglary same W. Agnes @.
Clark, forgery; sam VS. Thomas Murray, assault and
battery, Same vs. James Glbney, violation OF the
Excise law Same vs.. Joseph saudie, misdemeanor.
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Total for the week. =. ,362, 072
TIM Moxry NAuKI

There has been something OF a hardening In tho
money market during the week, money call loaning
up as high per cent the general rate being, how
sver a per cent CALL The last prices showed
falling off, as the market closed yesterday with money
Ioanng at 2 per cent call The foreign exchanges
have been higher and strong, the last quotations beng
ds5k 4.s5js for bankers sixty days sterling and
4s7a for demand The bank statement showed a
decrease in tho surplus reserve OF $4os,575, which
leaves tho total amount held by tho banks In
OF legal requirements, So 203, 500 Tn6prncipal
changes increase OF $1,3l71O In specie and
decrease OF So oos, 600 in legal tenders and Of
ST. 49, 500 deposits The loans are up $685. 600 and
The circulation $134, 100.
MARKET
Gold opened on Monday morning al los and closed
last night ut the egure. In tho interim the only
nuctuation was decline OF y 10 1044. Tho follow
ing table shows the gold fluctuations Tor the week.:
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PEDESTRIAN CHALLENGE.
Nkw YORK, April 7, 1877.

NEw YosK, April 7, 1871
To TnE EDITOR or THE HERALD
Having heard that Professor William Miller refuses
TO take one milo start OF W. +. harding in li y-milc
race, but demands start OF two miles, desire 10 In
form Mr. Miller that viii match Mr.. Harding to walk
Professor Miller two races--ihc first OF .nve
niles Harding to allow Siilnr mile start, and tho
second OF nltv miles aud Harding to allow Miller two
mites start
II Professor Miller Is anxious TO arrange this matcn
Tor $3.50 side or upward, a commun cation To the
HERALD stating time anu place oil meeting will DO AZ
tended 10 in u pusi ness like manner.
l.. Q. THOMAS. No sos Grand street.
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MORE FEMALE PHYSICIANS.

Tho New York Medical College and Hospital TO-
Women located at Lexington avenue corner OF Thirty.
seventh street, Will hold its annual commence
ment exercises In steinway Hall this evening There
nine graduates-slrs. Caroline y. Chamberlain,
Mrs. Lydia A. Craft, Miss Gertrude Gocwcy, Miss
Thomson Janley.. Miss l. Jenny Kellogg, Miss Ellen
NJ Kirk, Mrs. Lucia A. g. lurayag, Mrs. Hattie 1. t.
Pet and Miss Sarah y. Smith.
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JUBILANT TOO SOON.

Mneola Il. ~ detective named Payn, who had
boon in search OF John Meetze. who suspected OF
horse stealing and succeeded IN arrest
ing the latter on Saturday near Newark, N. J. The
prisoner Dted to return to Mineoa without put
ting hts captor TO tho trouble Of getting reQustion
They proceeded together AS far as Hunters Poiut
ferry, where tho detective paused to write telegram
TO tho MneoIa authorities announcing his Triumphant
return Meetzel took advantage OF the opportunity aud
m his escape.
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WRESTLING CHALLENGE.
ArRIL Z, 1877.

APRII. 7, 1917.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Having noticed Joe Ryon's challenge to wrcstle me
for from 500 to $3.50 side. wish to state | Will
wreste him tor the last oamed amount, the match to
DO best two IN three square back ias II Joe ans
anything but talk " ~ meet him at three o'clock T.
NJ. Monday next, ut Mr Mailaban's saloon No. 81
West Initieth street, near Broadway, aud put up a
forfeit 10 make a match
MICHAEL C0BURN. No. 65 East Houston street
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoyIpEScE. X L., April 7. 1877.
Print cloths market du than any time Of the year
Bales OF the week 900 pieces of 56x60 3c 3sc for
81 andard, and extra CAS- a.. cash TO 80 days
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FELONIOUS ASSAULT.

John Miller, of No. 1877 Mulberry street,
raigned the Tombs Police Court yesterday charged
with feloniousy nssauiting James Sheridan Satur
day night Both men mad been drinking and blows
were exchanged. During the struggle Miller drew
knife and stabbed MS antagonist IN tho hani infct
ing severe wound Tho prisoner was held in 81 600
bail.
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BOTTLlNG PORTER.

Fanny Porter's disordcry house in Forteth street
raided yesterday morning by the officers Of tho
Twenty first precinct, and two and three men
were arrested AT the Fifty-scventh Street Court
Mrs Porter and Kate jackson were committed in de-
fault of $500 bail The men were discharged.
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A BROOKLYN BURGLARY.

The residence at George d. Wilton. No. Al Concord
street, Brooklyn, was broken into at early hour
yesterday morning and jewcry and cash Of The valuo
OF $540 wero stolen.
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio JANEIRo. April 7, 1877
Coffee quiet with downward tendency. good nrsts
6.5o0 $500 res per 0kos Exchange London. 2l5s
SANTOS April 7, 1877
0,6OO y $500 res per 10 kilos.
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FINANCIAL.

ALEX. FROTn fNGiiXM i CO.. B1NKERs AND
N Brokers. ~ Wall st. Dealers In FIRST class Puts and
Calls buy aud carry stocks rs long desired
OF 3 10 per cent
Send tor circulars aud weekly reports. tree.
A WE BUY STOCKS ON ONE AND TWO PER CENT
A.maryin: commission. So % 100 shares
JOHN HLckLlS0 CO., ~ Broadway. Now York
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ENGAGED.

RICBMAx-BRoruERs- Miss RACHEL BRorHxas, Of
New York city, TO l.. L. RIcHxAS. OF Fool-oPlane,
Bradford county, Pa, on the 7th day Of April, 1877.
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The total amount OF anthracite mined for the coal
year is 354S 306 TONS against 2444 lis tons for
period last year-an increase Of 1,l04 12s tons Tho
whole bitumnous tonnage from tho beginning OF the
coal year Is $780, 754 tons, against 810147
spending time last decrease Of 40 1893 TONS and
the total tonnage for the coal year is A. 900 TONS
against o51 1876 tons to date last year-an in
crease Of ], O63, 1856 TONS