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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-01
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OE LOUISIANA.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Forty-eighth Days Proceedings.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, I
New Orleans. La. Tuesday. Feb q. 1877.
The House was called to order at II 80 O'Clock
a. IN. Present:
Hon, L. Bush, Speaker. and Messrs. Aldige.
Aycock, Bridgep, Breard. DBowden. Barron,
Dupree, Estopinal. Forester, Gillespie. Hunt
ington. Hammond. Hill, of Orleans, Jonas, Kelly
of VIM, Kidd, kern9cha1; Lyons, Leeds, La
Gehee, Nunez. Porter. Peralta, Pitts, Richardson,
Ryland, Randolph Role. Robertson, Ridgley,
Shakespeare, Singleton, Self, uSpiller, Stagg
Steele, Sellers. Smart; Taylor, Toler. VOORHEES,,
Washburne, Wilde, Williams, Young of Clai-
borne, Young of East Baton Rouge
Sixty-two members and quorum.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. DR.. Percival, Of
the Episcopal Church.
The journal of February rs was approved.
COMMITTEE SERVICE.
Mr.. Huntington. chairman, on behalf of the
Committee on Claims, reported as follows:
Favorably, with bill. on thu claim Of Otto Ii.
Tennison, for services rendered as shorthand
reporter to special committee of the House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana Of
the year 1876. -.....--.
Also, favorably, with BILL on the claim Of
Charles Curtis, for services rendered as page
for the HOUSE Of Representatives
Of Louisiana of the year 1874.
Mr. Jonas, chairman. on behalf OF the Com
mittee on the Judiciary reported as follows:
Favorably. with amendment, on House bill
No. $50, An act to authorize the receipt OF the
warrants issued In payment of constitutional
officers of the State for back taxes due the gen.
erai fund for the years in which such salaries
were dae.
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In RarkrHptcy--No. 1915.

M1HFREAS. NICHOLAS w. MURPHY in
w dividually and as surviving partner of the
late firm Of Sale d Murphy, OF Shreveport, and
district aforesaid. duly declared bankrupt under
the act Of Congress OF March Q, 1861 has this day
fled in said court petition praying for dis
charge and certificate thereof. from all his debts
eo Gee 70 4 sad ae We
proved their debts, and to all other persons In
interest, that the seventeenth day Of March, 1871,
same. and that they may thea and there
attend and show cause, il any they have,
why the prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted; and further notice is
given that the bankrupt will undergo an exam
ination before Register G. s, Kellogg. on the
thirteenth day Of March, A.. d. 1871 at Ii q. M,
at his office in the Custom House building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans. February %, 1877.
II. DEVONSHIKE,
fe2i mia IL Deputy Clerk
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MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
The following message wasl received ire m
his Excellency, the Governor:
Executive DEPARTMENT,

| his Excelleney, the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. ]
..a state Of Louisiana, l
49, . New Orleans, February 20, 1877.
10 tho Honorable SPEAKER and Members Of tho
r, House OF representatives:
Ge,.tleme,.-I am directed by the Governor to
inform you that his Excellenev has this day
approved and signed the following acts. origi~
t nated In your h9norable body entitled. rsspec-
suits by provisional seizure to bond property
after the expiration Of ten days, wnen the de-
snas Ro os s9a Or Get ng sa IL t. bond dh s
for appeals from the courts OF the parish Of
Tangipahoa to the Supreme Court"
Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance COMPANY ID nv
and to continue the same in force"
No. 81, Ar act relative to insurance COM
panies not Incorporated by the laws OF this State.
and requiring them to appoint agents on whom
| legal process may be- served. and providing
penalties for violation OF the provisions
No. ii. An act fixing or providing for the SAL
cry or to be paid to tho clerk CT the
leans. and the deputy and assistant clerks
thereof: and the mode Of payment thereof.
No ~ i, Ar 4, act 70 FIX the compensation Of The
deputy clerks Of said court. and to proyids for
The payment OF the salaries OF said clerks and
Respectfully. DUNCAN s. CAGE. JR.
Private Secretary.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By consent OF the House. the following enti-
led bills we're introduced:
By NJ. Bridger-
House bill No. 159, IAN act for the relief Of
Mrs. Julia A. Meredith. widow of Hon. Tnos. u.
Meredith"
Under suspension OF the rules. the bill un-
derwent its several readings and was passed.
The title was adopted
By Mr.. Hill. of Orleans
House bill No. 100. IAN act to abolish the ex-
isting police courts and to provide for the or
ganizaton of police court for the city of New
Orleans"
The bill was read and under o suspension OF
the constitutional rule was passed to its second
reading and referred to the Committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. Kidd asked and obtained leave of the
House to take up its bill No 1872, and withdrew
his motion to lay upon the table the motion of
Mr.. Gaskins to amend section OF said bill by
striking out the words two =" and three" in
lines IL and IL.
On the motion of Mr.. Kidd. tho House nd
journed
PETER J. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk.
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WHEREAS, NATHANIEL C. CONVICTION.
w of Jefferson parish and district aforesaid
duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Con-
court, pettion pPayine for dfscbar sn and and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
claims. provable under seid act. Notice is there's
their debts. and TO all other persons in interest,"
that the seventeenth day of March, 1877 at IL q.
M. Is assigned for the hearing of the same. ard
cause. il any they have, why the prayer OF the
said petition should not be granted and further
notice Is given. that the bankrupt will undergo
an examination before Kegi ter G 8. Kellogg
on the fifteenth day of March. A D. 1877 at II q.
NJ. at his office in the Custom House building.
Clerks Office. New Orleans, February ~, 1877.
r. DEVONSHIRE,
fe28 mh7 II Deputy Clerk
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUIS lama.
IN THE MATTER OF PIEHSON @. MONT
gomery, Bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy--No. 1872:

LIN Bankrnptcy-N0, 1923.
w Of New orleans o and district c i afoi esaid.
duly declared bankrupt under the act OF Cone
gress Of March q. 1867 has this day filed In said
court q petition praying for q discharge and
certificate thereof. from al his debts and other
claims provable under said act. Notice Is there-
fore given to all creditors who have proved their
debts, and to oil other persons In interest. that
the twelfth day Of March. 1877, 81 II a. nj, is
assigned Tor the hearing OF the same. and that
they may then and there attend and show cause,
il any they have, why the prayer Of the said Pc
tition should not be granted and further notice
is given that the bankrupt will undergo an ex-
eighth day Of March. A. D. 1877, ut Ii q. M, ut
his office in the Custom House building.
Clerks office, New Orleans, February Ii. 1877.
II, DEVONSHIRE,
fe16 % mh2 Deputy Clerk.
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Mr. hopertson OBTAINED unanimous consent
to introduce a memorial from the citizens of the
parish of St Landry. petitioning for law to
prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors on the
Sabbath, and moved its reference to the Com
miAee ON Judiciary.
Mr.. Ogden moved as substitute that 1t be re-
ferred to the Committee on Health and Quaran-
tine, and the paper was so referred.
Mr.. Steven obtained unanimous consent Fl,
call up House bill No. 49, entitled An act to
exclude certain lands from the drainage limits
as heretofore established; to cancel liens and
judgments for drainage of said lands, and to
repeal certain laws relative to drainage of the
parishes of Orleans and Jefferson" reported by
the Committee on Canals, Drainage and Inland
Navigation favorably. with amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Steven, the report of the
committee was adopted and the bill ordered
read third time
On motion of Mr.. Steven, the constitutional
rules were suspended to place the bill upon its
third and final reading.
The bill was read third time, finally passed
as amended, title adopted, and notice of con-
currence ordered sent to the House.
Mr.. Kelly obtained unanimous consent to
give notice that at some future day he would
introduce bill entitled AN act to exempt
from taxation the property of the Ancient Or
der OF H1bernians used for charitable pur-
poses"
Mr. ZaehaEie obtained Unanimous consent 10
call up the report of the Committee on Health
and Quarantine on Senate bill No. 10, reported
favorably with amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Zacharie the report Of The
committee was adopted.
Mr.. Zacharie moved that Senate bill No. 10
emitted An act to establish an hospital In the
city Of New Orleans for the treatment of
INDECENT persons afflicted with smallpox:
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fe1e % nnh2
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUHr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IN THE MATTER OF NICHOLAS w. MUIR
the late firm of sale Il Murphy, Bankrupt.
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fe24 mia IL
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In Bankruptcy-N0. I340.

THE MATTER OF NATHANIEL C. Gov
ington, Bankrupt.
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fe28 nnh7 II

Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
tors Jones, Pope, FACET, Chopin, Gaudft.
Alpuente, Brickall, Bruins. LIE Monnter, Mas,
Hava and other distinguished physicians OF
New Orleans. and By the Academy Of sciences
The undersigned ID the sole manufacturer Of
this OIL. which may be had Of Oil drug2igts-
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He alluded TO the largo number OF Americans he met In
foreign lands, many OF whom were staying In France
THE COURTS.
EFFECT UPON LITIGATION.


The destruction of part of the Patent Office
on Monday has led to an inquiry whether or not the
loss of so many models would be followed by uniortu
practical results through confusion OF patents ana
consequent increased litigation. Mr. Beach, OF Mum q
Co.. said yesterday that the fire did not present Itself TO
his mind In the light OF misfortune. Indeed he could
almost have wished that all the models had been de-
sroyed, in that system costly and needless
would perhaps have been abolished. The original
drawings and specifications still remained, and
these were sufficient for the identification ana
defence of a patent. The drawings were very coin
pete and perfect and expert In any branch ana not
require q model TO Illustrate and explain drawlng
though probably an inexperienced person might MI
Beach said that he Thought II anything there would pe
less litigation than before or rather that 1t wond
be less long and tedious. He explained TINS py Saying
that the litigation in patent cases before the courts
which was commonly known OF ana talked about was
only small part OF the t"oube The evidence taken Tor
the Patent Examiners before patent granted. the
arguments made before Them the successive appeals
which might be had TO the Commissioner the Secretary
Of he Interior, aud even to the courts, with It's cnnse
quent delays. veSatons and expenseshese constituted
in fact the great bulk OF patent litigation Now, win 80
many models destroyed the chance Of examining
and arguing about them lost and hence one oemhb
OF delay and dispute was removed The litigation ID We
already granted patent was not likely 10
be increased he thought by The destruction OF the mod
Mr. Beach thought that the patent system OF oher
countries where the description ana the drawing were
made 10 meet every requirement. was inuc siner i n
better than that o. the United States The Patent once
is perfectly bowilGerng.' he continued, " lo1Oo
models last year, and the number constantly ID,
crcasing. What is to done with themi just think OF
the Patent Once hundred years rom now. ME- bei1h
said further that very large proportion OF the models
DESTROYED were OF the smples character, as hauron
clOthespin or some such Object Only lie" were Vi any
Importance whatever.
Al tine office OF DickersOn Beaman, lawyers especially
familiar with patent law, the opinlOn was eNrese a
the loss at ONCE would have It's clle ehect
i'm the reissue OF patents reissue, according 10 the
law, made either on the model or me uIaNluS a
usually on the drawing But in where patent hd
been reissued upon the model when II was sued upon
the defence would be that II was ressned Tor dpernt
invention, point which could only be determined ny the
model similar difficulty would be experienced III up
plying for future reissues
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CIVIL NOTES.

4 curious question has arisen over the awards 10
owners Of Eeyonthaye properly for the opening OF that
me above Some OF the owners
Of what was ultimately taken for tie extension conveyed the
abung lots bounded by the supposed lines OF the
When the actually taken and The expected lines
came actual lines, the commissioners declined 10 decide TO
whom valne Of the lana taken should be
given referred the 20 cxJud Mitchell
OhcfOurh Of The ards 90 the Old who
conveyed the street ITSELF and trtcOuths 10 the
Of the admitting properly. Judge Van trut IN SUI
peme Court Chambers has affirmed the dec sion as ie most
equitable possible but holds that t1e abutng must
bear the smens fOI benefit aOae.
In the matter of the Security Savings Bank, Judge
Westrook Supreme Court chambers has authorized
receiver sell pieces Of property at Mount Vernon in
Weschester County not less than 5000 The receiver
SAYS that sell the property public auction
suited bid Of 81 OOO while he has offer at prva sale
lJr $500.
James Buchanan, committed by Chief Justice
Murray mont Of his wife, has obtained from Judge
WestbroOk wt OF haoeas corpus 10 review that
neut lie saws that work having earned only SO
u eighteen months IN prison be can do uoting; released
from prison ne has fair prospects O employment III the Fire
Department.
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wednesday September 20 nos. &C. 1877 1885, 81. r. 10 49,
DFrISIONs-GEpr. 25

Supreme Courf-ChGmbers- BY Judge Donohue.-
Ing report and granting fccree Of divorce iOy agt o
of divorce granted plaintiff simmons aet hu
Benefit Savings Banli wish TO counsel tafey a
Careyoti motions denied. Dunap ast Paterson Ere t
Co.-MntioE denied; meo anuuin lNht hBt lia
sted-ufder signed. Bell agt uDeimh IRE lnhiIa',
Memorandum. OtOnnor agt. OCouuori Llstman lst iai
Motions deaied smith igj. Oyelman Reid ast Pagan
Thomas act. whitney era ted.
By JndGe Tn Br'ntIn the matter Of The Eeyen,haye
etcRorort of Referee conlrne opinion Luhr agt llhi-
order granted amending oTer aypOiutrS guardian Waiuoh
agt Browning; spclman Ggt ferIY.-Oideia giahlos'
Special Term - BY Judge Van Worst. - Hirsch
Tranor-FndnRs settled ana signed thomson sgt'
ThOmsOn.-MOtion denied; memorandum
Circait-Part by Judge Van N0rst.-Bruce agt
MoTrell q al.-Ca-e and amendments settled
Superior Court pociaI IerR-By Judge Van worst.
Logan agi Iogan-Ord6r for amOgy TO plaintiff granted
Peters AIT Knapp Attention granted kutinmel, etg
ag Knemme FOR atnouy ana COUNSEL iee
granted SieheIt sgt MartcnsOIdcr settled AMI sleu
Under an LEVIN Motion dismissed Meis asL van WI
klc It a-A0on ed with costs ami 0rier Sgbc ~"
nun < I.afhbpne CT alNutnn granted anu 9ocI
signed Harris et al.-Or1ei settled ana sshou
Common Pleas-,SpecaI iTm-By judge J. J.. Daiy.
Smouds AIT. ROoneY1he questions discussed IN lne Dii
are such a. ach party should have fair Oplott NY
default wilt therefore be opened In payment OF cV cus
HARDING act Halstcd-OTdci examine defendant Dlole
money granted Ilezel ag The Iannehl SILVER hlhlhs
Company-Mofion granted; see opinion. smith hEt Iht.
order amen ling summons and complaint granted LIONS "t
Iynch-Ouer lyauCng cause on dav cdthua Uranium ~
tie matter Of bum.-Applcanon Haniei. hehmAhn as|
Dombelger BOURBON agL segfroid.-Ai p.OFed
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THE SEIZED vESTMENTs.

In the Marine Court, before Judge SinnOtt
the al OF the case of Fredenco Fuenes agansi victor
Allen, WAS begun yesterday. Tho suit is Tor Sl,7OO,
which the plaintiff alleges he paid to Allen to pay duties
and which. he says, Allen did not pay, thus involving
him m the trouble with the Custom House, IN which
Capt Bracket seized IS 900 worth OF his property Mr.
Funtes says that for twenty-five years he has been
parnern a Bolivian house having record Of 100 years.
that he came 10 this city about weeks and Allen
was introduced to him intelp cter, aud ono VINO
would aid HIM his business with tn Custom House mat
under Aliens Instructions, he signed declaration, iho
gave Allen 81 200 10 pay duties lie denied the charge tha
he had failed 10 pay board bill, and produced receipt
for 81 80 for two weeks board ana sd ina though witn
lis goods seized DE was embarrassed, he was 40 home
worm al least 100000
On part OF the defence Inspector John Laird tes i
fed that Alien picse ed BIN au aiiuaYlt ~ the pairtH
Chat he going to Peru, and was pcest on cross
examinations he stated that be knew that paste diamonds
uere not used by priests, but he saw Wiest5 vest
melt. and thought IL an right; he thought Fluent 's
looked ike a priest john j. Pl0c,, Custom ll0use In
spector, testified that lie passed ne goods q fuenles
alter orders from Gen. Ncnol and Inspector Laird Inc
declaration OF Fucntes was ntroduccd 10 Sho" tnat u
contained declaration Of any Kind tnai ne was %
priest Capt Bracket gave, briefly, MS reasons Tor ms
action n selling the plaintiffs goods ana tue tild was
/ cuuf
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COURT or APPEALS.

AIpAXY. n Y Sept. 2J.-In the Court Of Appeals,
Tuesday September 20 1871 the following decisions we're
Order afrmed with costs-Noyes agt the Chndrens Aid
society New.Yok Cty The STANDARD sugar refinery act.
DAYTON; ag Gr5cOm The matter OF Che petition Of
Wet; the matter OF the petition Of the cond Baptist
Church Harlem the People ex rel KDOal AT the Boston
Order sustained as 10 he clam for tobacco ana reversed as
claim for the check and order Of arrest modified by
800 without costs 10 either parry agt. seDg
event; Peyser agt the Mayor &C. The Health Department
Judgment affirmed without costs as between the plaintiff
executors Of Deyn aud with costs to Donney Reuter-
aud loci ag ne Executors OF the DevenDu bOus tesatos
judgment modified b. inserting provision adudgng the
born before time Of distribution share the estate aud
modified affirmed with SIS Of all parties to be paid out
judgment affirmed with cosis-w agt the Mayor;
PoIseroy agt Tanner Blanchard Balchardi eed
Tie Mutual Benefit Life Company Hun agi
ington: Doningon agt. Hall
gment and gment ordered for defendants
Appeal dismissed, win eos,s-wagner agt. The Long
granting new al reserved, and the residue Of the
hrmcd without costs 70 either party IN this Court-trost
order affirmed without costs IN this Court-la"rence agt
The following other business Vas also transacted
IN S44A9Sn Sg ddn h@ FS T f a s
ordered restored and set down Tor argument Monday
e5GaTd sg HsgghiaR- for IsargumenI submitted
FatnSin agt Furman Upon mctOn OF John II. Knox for
appellant Tins oraered upon the present calen
Appeals from orders No 373-Palmer ag Foley argued
by w. H. Field fr appellant submitted for respondents
no 362-HarrsOn agt Gibbons 1.-TWO cases. papers 10 De
submitted by appellants sued by Theodore Dean for
respondent
GENERAL CAIRGDAR.No S7.-Woodr uh agL The American
Popular Company motion OF n g. MOak for
respondent judgment ordered affirmed by default No 49,
Victorian Boynton argued by n Z. MOak for appel
lan C. b. Smith for respondent No l35sowel agt Gus
argued f. Wilder for appellant and Thos H. Rodnan
for respondent No S9-Wisner agt OcOnough; argued
H. A. McCOmber for appellant and j. A. Steel for respondent
1O3-Spauldng r. r. A; argued by r. Cantine for
appellant, and T.. Cook for respondent Case sul
Proclamation made, and the Court adjourned
The following the Court Of ApDeass day calendar for
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A CLERGYMAN SUED FOR SANDER.

The Rev. Robert Neumann, pastor of st.
Paul's Lutheran Church al Honry-st and Ihirdpl,
Brooklyn was brought into public notice several weeks
ago by an attempt the part Of members m his Church
TO drive him from his pulpit. lie has now been uc0 tor
sauder by the Rcv. Sephenas Keyn Superintendent Of
the Lutheran Evangelical Mission Home, in this city
The action is brought in the Brooklyn city Court DANA
cos beng placed at $4,000 The action springs from
article written by MI Neumaun aud published fn per
Wetf50le "a German reli-iOus paper Of Allentown,
Penn. This article states that young German
woman, who bad been ruined during h,r
voyage 10 this country applied Tor admission 20 ne Mis-
sion House that she was kent FOR three months, until
the S22j which size brought with her bad De- expended
and then was turned upon the street, VII about 10 be-
come mother, although She begged ami pleaded 20 De
allowed remain. The defendant iu his answer alleges
that lie can substauate the charges against sir. hey
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4 DrssATIsFIED pOLICE SURGEON.

F. Leroy sattcrlec a Police Surgeon, applied
Yesterday 10 Judge WestbTook IN supreme Court
Chambers, for maudamus 10 require the Police Com
mi,sionors TO draw reqnsiuon on the Controller for
funds TO pay him. The statute, when he appointed,
allowed Police Surgeons $3.50 year, Just before he
was appointed The Police Board cut down tie salary to
~ 300 The ques raised by D.. Siterlee D. whether
the statute having fixed tine amount 20 be paid 90 Police
Surgeons, the Police Commissioners can after the
AN cunt. Assistant Corporation Counsel Dean urged that
surgeon Sattcree. by acQuescng in ue appointment at
800 wear, had waived all claim % TIE CHER salary,
ana tha as the Police BOARD had been allowed, by tie
Board of AppOItOnment, only enough 10 ptY me peti-
TONER 81 5OOa year. action could be taken by the
Court judge Wosbr0ok held tnat these qucsiUus Tcre
10 he cOnSdeedb by the Court on defence by the city,
ht 10 RAISE these questions properly tie IeOncT must
have the I0qulsiiion BY the Police Board which was
asked and ne therefore granted the m4ndalnus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-26

Money In good demand nj 10 per cent on call,
later lOsnlng at Big, discount ruling at 5l2 TO T. The
United states Treasury at Washington to-day received
5000 900 National Bank notes for redemption. The Gus
toms receipts $330000, and the Internal Reyen
receipts $270OO0 The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day; Currency exchanges, $685.
2G2 52i currency balances 1892 $50; gold exchanges
81 60s 1888 gold balances S7S4,SSi.
The sum OF $4,000 bullion today Withdrawn from
the Bank Of England balance and three months bills
discounted In the open market az 2 per cent, or
- under the Bank minimum Cons0ls In London sold
steady 95llIs, and u. 4 bonds strong. 1868
and new 5s closing NJ 1919; new 4i2s at l05hi and
10 i0s, ut l07A6i077s In American railway stocks,
Illinois Central yielded to 60 and Pennsylvania Cen.
trail to 80 Erie. common. closing at ia preferred at
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept. 2j-l230 r. m.-Erie railway shares II y;
Illinois Central 63; Pennsylvania Central, 20; Reading
Railroad shares, II.
LONDON sept 2J-:30 D. n-Paris aivices quote Der
40 los francs % confines the account
LONDON sept $3.50 p. m.--Ere railway shares, ia;
Reading Railroad shares 1874 The OF bullion with.
drawn from the Bank Of England balance to-day as
900.
BKRLE Sept. 25-The weekly statement ~ the Imperial
Bank VI Germany shows decrease Of specie OF 100000
marks.
LONDON, sept 254 m.Ilnois Central GO. The OF
discount for three months bills IN the
which 3 per below the Bank OF England
Paris adSce quote five cent Rencs az l0i france s.
times for tho account.