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, 1877-04-19

Ull.S-reIs further dtsnr Ia carbon oil ii ~,
nm It Tus<14ys advances. nsted, Hhais iuriEutlnr,
and uthsE liurs guutsd bafure. TfAin was ff
u ths aane xed pElces: Carttn. 70 deg. lest lGu;
to l!Hois lfgal tst aSl tsH.. i9e: show whe. tS1
t:.t 3lNs htadl!xhi US dsx t;.4 xa4e; extra 1srd
"a u: V!l strictly purt l,tke d. g1-
La b3Nc} do, NJ. {. 734iHci bank oil, 90: ualts,
a5cs Mncrs OIL 80c tuTptnltne 4ll1c; napkths, do.
QIoTzsd. ~ k7At, lie: gasoline. tenIosiIt4 ~ deg,
Id; ks.olshe, " aAz 4A44cl Ness yisElu!a oil. nat
Ylal. - 4cx. 23c' natural w dfx, soci reduced. ~
fSTAToEs71we.. .te.a'.t. The tee.Ip.. -ess
tbs paertn9s ot choice Gv!ag n4asquats p<tehhlows
FO0LTRY All NAME-Wcrs sIaw si,I ssy Under
larger OneFiEHA especially OF poultry.
FuIL1Er Er-Chlexena T. ~ "A 81 per daz, Ia Goopst
turkeys, ulek.ad, i3.lAc: DO 1t!s, III.
O4At-Msllstl tnd rcd head dutks q so pr do1l
'p,ii dsets s4asa Ref - 1ei; % .n M 7s * IT o,
,osst: ihoaxG .ons ,slio,lss S:re wesE 44i 4iasaihy
So4 It xl704! 775 and clover u ~ ua6s. 10 F.Ax
Aou o. H. 35, hungarian At aac, aud nltlelt II NE,
6ALT-W4s Lu TYR feuaest and ateAlJ: Fine salt
SLED; ordinary csAfte, 8. 70: dairy Without bAR1
~: vi Ashton, da4iy. per s&cx- T. o.
TEAS-fhero WI not much acuIiiy In lhe tea trade.
aad ~ EensI4 market WA not s2eaAllJ nrU u tho
~UrSr0N pkx-Common, soassei good co. sAa &o::
medium, tatsSlc. guod do asaaci dne. a31u0c 6nest
ao~65ci cho!cc, Tt7aaI Choicest s&:; isacy, Il. "
&!.la
dlnnt &n+&1c+ good 4o. Aata5ci nns, lAAisc1 nut&G
&3st4oes cho!ct, G34 Tux G4ulccAt- 7ute7St.
1QcAs a4ao1-Cvnmeo, 2a&Spci good d saksacs
, 1877-04-19

= fair inquiry from shippers but Other grades au d
prar,e were dn'l and the latter ehsy. The demand
for hiaes, and ealt WIS MP to the late
average. and prices werc generally steady. Green
frnits sold readily 10 ths retalefs and on ordets.
tho call being principally for oranges and other
foreign .frnitA Poultry, game. aud eggs were
slow and easy. Potatoes wore in better demand
and steat,er.
Lake freRhts wers quiet and rhade armer, &c
being paid for corn 10 Buffalo In low class vessel;
and 5Ae for wheat to Kingston. Room was taken
fot 30, 600 bn wheat aud DO, oo0 hu corn.
Rail trelghts werc quoted steady stthe recent I'D.
vance: To New Tosk. 3oc per 100 ns on grain
aud 40c on meats. TO Boston. Portland, and
Providence 35c on grain and 43e on provlsions.
To interior Eew England points, 35e On gram.
To Liverpool, 44@45c tpccla on gratu, and%7s14ee
on provisions.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE, WHEAT.
va copy, BY permission, tho following letter
from ". r. McLasen, Esd. . gentleman doing
business la both Chicago snd milwaukee,, and who
therefore undoubtedly understands tbs matter ho
wsitea about II II addressed 10 c. e. Culver,
Esd, tho Chairman Of the Committee appointed oy
Tho board Of Trhde TO report and act on grain in.
spcction:
9. ne t!oss e NJ rsst sEs as'ss Pet a 81 %
Ses Ya5S .seas y. i aasS s,sssst Miir:.SssS:;
grades In Tic New York market has bcen about Little.
The differences bctwetn lhc SANS efAdH n EhitSRo
and. ~ IaI Ia bot, n'asseis Tor n!laE and export
tis Lineage Wheat !. rcIsVri, III sheaprat for q
Hia ea.. ssa, i a!a sot ee'iss. whtat sts
Or that q aeaat rsrt Of y WAS Pot s'Nnt and Shsy
.ere !!Abie to yet sumo of thAt soine ot ny tnAE
ts1d. h.ve e3c 70 Ut cy sn sarsssisy s,n,'nsd
aa'Ss
make thct purchaser, etrn At tnc extra price,
tho E1ptrlencc Of ny arm hers 10 ent ahtrnens
ot psnents oi No. sz:tlsvator. .hsH hays vet;
sonaJ examined. have had very palpable emett. md
wesu not soand an! IT for 10; gig T. uti'crs 'sys
dfawn Out u Hera isf local uss bt!as rtjtsiel
10 be received main No. l. Now i evident that
HE ~ soaa!!iss y ~ ass:s ~: ssa t.t
materially damaging ,hc slppng arar h1slhtss here
Aud 11!uE ottuu tne trade heFS that VIII bo
trade tSst md abroad haA con!dence IN Chicago
inspection rcetIorAsr fur No. wheat ~ Rusrahtea
that Il viii Insurs getting gntI sound weAt tecina
e ne ssry tnat soe stepa sooun hs tsSsn
eat!ve1y whether the wheat held = Np: here = a!
properly No. aceofdin4 TO aiandsfd Thu sn!posed
factor the fear that II may he fac-thht cufialn
only varJ detrimental tho trade hut seriously de-
plec!aR The valu. Of every buAhe' Of No. now here
Or coming t0 this market
GOODS RECEIVED
| At Chicago Customs April IL, 1877: r. W. Hayno
| + Co., LIZ bs1s ginger ale; Field. Leitef Co.,
20 cases dty goods; ], V. Farwefl i Co., cases
dry guods; II. G. Mcdonald s Co.. 2 cases cigars;
]. A. Gonzales, l case cigars: Louis Uoerten, i
case spectacle glasa. Duties collected. s.. $50 o.
, 1877-04-19

MARINE,

wlIs,xoros. April ls.-sraxl1s Tusrsx1us'
SLRxiiy At E2c.
, 1877-04-19

I4OUK
ana st2s4e seller ,aI: Cumhe[ian.s aulct q t!tss
73Ac; lung cut hAts U3sD4c, all boIedt aWcdt' peklt1
hams, H5sts.,xc. Green hams. 73taHAe.
ttnAan quoted a. Htln Tor shouucfp. 6X20c for shot
rtns short clears, lOslIc f1T hams, Ill CAT.
rascd Anl lAck9t.
UKEAss-Was quiet n bkass<e, With salo Of 80 scs
HEEF FpTioDUCTB-wsts steady And quiet At $40. rs
N1l.N for Heast l1.7$112.uo for exttA msAst and
x1U. SO2Tn tn for hams.
.TALLuw-xaa quoted At 79{@7Ke for city. and 7x0
TIC Tor Country luta, Lha lnstdu for No. J.
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NEW OxLxAxs, April IL -CorroN-1n fair demaAd1
sales. 1es0 talest good ordinary, us,x9Ac, low mid
ding. lo3&01o8 u,lddltnE. lih0ltAcl good mid
ding, t1Ax,zc mlddlIug fair. l7st4l2s4e1 faf. l2No
lsc, Faceipt4 ;xrusa. ., luU r1pof-Io LTss.
pool. t,3l71 10 Havrs. 2,aH; w Hremaa, 1eHs 70
Cronstsdt. Wv: 10 Now York, \ us, stoGx lsA ".
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pllQYISiQNS.

HOO PR0pUCTs-Wert active. and averaged tsthef
hlgber partially recovering tbs dsclfns Of the pro.
vtous afternoon, through hogs wcrs 10 good supply
And quoted eastcs and Liverpool M lower lard.
TIE feeling somewhat like that In grain. tho mar
kct b1lnx active early under general anxiety
close up contracts, ta0y parties Oh both sld Werc
afraid 10 risk tho chances OF tho near future. We uote
thai the outward Of prussons continues 10
be active for &hc and now looks - II thcrc
viii bc 10 dIttutty in llsposnV Of al the pfoact that
can be turned out frg gooI run VI summer hoss.
1lEss poRk-WAs acttve and un4ettlel from 17}<c
ptr bvl below to zoo ab0ve, ard closed thalc easier
ttAn tho latest prices Of Tuesday. the average being
about the Sales reported u ~ brs cuh a
slalu, 24,tD0 brs sollef Asy 1t 81 so and
n. $50 bris Keller Junt # s1s B7at547h. Total o SO
ts.t Aiso 70 brls family meas At stt.bn Tho market
closed stoadjer At 513 for ru4nd .ta Of ca1
Or seller AprlIt &ta l7lo. 10 tElttf May: SIS
H. is aeef Juao. SELLER tho year VA quoted st
tima mera pork WA nominal At 3.soals+ "a, and
extra pt!nlt NJ f1u. .5Naig73. ...-
LAH-Was Rctive hld Irregular, eelttnE from 100 per
.o = se1ox te ~ above ~ elo.tnx ss Ioc aSasr
ported o. a. 30 tca seller May 70 q 10 U, an4
IL t0 saller jana At 81. shA10.lO Total II 20
e. tn m.fsSi e. ss;sa rsxas II S e tsr
anh 80. a.D2t*41 o. s4iltr 1une.
M3Ars-Wers IN fsT lemand+ With no change 10
pftc.A Tho market waa asaaly belnK unaffected BY
erssn inquiry iDr eIport- bA!e. Here reportsd of
177It7.73 per- ioo ~ ea4h sellOr May and a. eJ
~. sS1fs :. ss III ses1: - !: eE
boiet 10 4 7ttc, 10 Io1es Cumbeftsnds Il 7le &
sweut. ckeI h1ma t20 ~ " sfcs ~! ter DO tlS hu
sic. Tho u!nrket closed y the tal1oxtnR rHnEo Of
prices lot caah aotA and buyers otd1n1 eha suboinca
hS1lfnA for futHfCa3
, 1877-04-19

cc!incdf closed steady, trade lcka active, isles m
hrls nav mess on spot fI5no.lg. 0o boo br1s uuin.
fpcctod Do. to arrive, At fiei 70 hris family mes.
tpot, &lHS,i extra primo quoted II 617.hA
1173; prime meus, <7E1I3.t0s city primo
meu. ei7.ool for forward delivery, bafcs al
$50 brs nssss June SIS. 7oai5 90; second CALI
MAJ sls.7s btds sla % sBred' June bid; SIS rs
asked. Cnt meata-Aoderats inquiry, rfircs arm,
m!dtcs, etenr, As6c. tnrt-Mnrkct o1tncd \ ahn!e
stronger, atcrwArdE lost the Ahvance hut cinscI arm.
Ct; transactions moderated sales ECU tcs prime steam on
spot. 1f 70 tea choice d. fin s%1o 2a closing
si0lS{ prlms 1nt tes OF Rrkis, 81, lDl0j 3Utcs
prlms steAr. May SO Iaa 10. ~ closing At a1o7s,
no tc1 June. SO 1s10 ss, closing 1t &o ss1 July
was quoted At fio.+ 20.
SroAx-Naw 1rn At ycsterdky'a advance. but 1uett
refined drmi quotations Cnla fcnuing Inferior to
common. A4sAcs fair. s}ct good. o;tc, prime. b4c,
grocery fatt 10 choice. 9!f2a5Ses centrifugal o40
IUhc.
TAlLow-Mafkct hrmss. as. 600 lbs prims a. s,ta
8b.1ac.
wn1a1r-M&tkot trmcr, sales Of 50 bril- 1t st.cotf
i,ohrla At ei.oe closing with i.oo< bid. AMI hold At
H. n,NF Eaitnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
thesn renrs tnat we should use sill.

ceston made during these years that we should use s
yer for any OF the purposes mentioned - ,,,, y,
But Is the action Of that time binding upon VI ~"
ton n n shoud see iii TO do otherwisc il WAS asked
Nothing builds anation hut ITS honor except F" Do
"The mmeIate result Of rcmoneti1afion would appar-
emily be good" continued Mr. Boutwell,. The green
back debt IT silver is to pay all debts tle sNt
dollar viii at first rise TO the value OF the greehpaCA
As the amount OF sl;er CONS l1TIJIs'9d rre
c.ate until both will reach standard below me Weseht
price Of silver. Silver has an intrinsic Nai1e VIII WITH
duenty the commercial value Of the formegg
could not be forced as low a In tn ,noront
good effect might last for several yearsIunu SplIo
check came Then resumption would aSan De se TO
gold than from paper to gold. There would be 5ucn al,
abundance Of silver that, apparently we cou'd never
"suce certificates must now he issued for gold bGl
lion would we not under the Bland Bill he obliged 10
issue them for silver bullion as we could not those Ger
tifoatos be offered Tor the payment OF uutes 1 , ~
would silver then be in circulation before u
coinodl' of the questions put 10 'ls -aI'
Boutwell, replied; 1.-THE certificates would ony, DO 1T
gotiable: they would I'm way be leealicndcls. . 49,,
The conclusion of Mr. BoutwelPs remarks was III SUD
We have passed through oil the periis Of re-
sumption Tie remonetzation OF SILVER as "a ics"i'
tender for all debs would De Ag IN Jan6ary'
1879 when We have reached our present con
pomatox. am confident we could RESUME ,, ID An
without any further legislation on TIE sH9ccI' ON Al All
Secretary Sherman would have TO do Is TO Keep o q"
If all the civilized COUNTRIES, and especially ENGLAND
silver, which should be the same IN all parts OF the
world, there could he no objection 10 making IL
leral-tendcr The difficulty is that as long rs Englanu
VIII not accept II in exchange, the SILVER must hJcss
rily be confined To this country. and must accumalt III
ports would increase, while the exports 10 other con
tries would grow less each year. . ,s
The reason that our bonds have not declined anroau
account OF the passage OF the Bland Bil D{ NC
House. must he that the foreign holders do not neutNo
the bill will become a law. They have grown somewhat
accustomed the whims OF certain congressman Du1
they DO not yet fully realize the danger Mt present III
pending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

the Supervisors 10 take bis scat IN the board vote
thanks was extended 10 Colonel Ward for his services
In the Flatbush Insane Asylum there ara
now 73i inmates ~ the AlmshOuse ga in the Hospi
tai. 3G2 IN the Hospital for Ibcurables 323 m.
number ia the Almshouse Is unprecedented.
a man named 0'Keefe was arrested vosfer-
day a suspicion that he had abducted the how
Arthur Leaman but the persons who had soon 20
hoy Kidnapped failed to identify O'Kecie, he was d,s
charged. Oi'-
Lectures will be delivered before the Lon,
Island Historical Society," this Winter, by Pr.s,aenp
ChadbourD, Of Williams College, james T. Fields Pro
Allen Butler.
The following clerks were DISCHARGED vos-
tcrday from their positions in his Office by Peglfar y,
Arrears scott y. Flnelcton, william IT, Powell gIosepb
Of cX-C0mmssl0ner Fowler
Thomas Cobb, the Republican candidate for
Supervisor IN the rwenydr, ward will contest theelec
tion OF Mr Anderson M. Cobb has iequ sted thc
cnyasse' to declare the vote In one district nccal be-.
cause oher persons thln canvdssers had sssted in
counting Tie votes. - -
Frceholder John Mclaughlin, indicted for
guilty, ant was put under $1,000 bail
The wOrkmen at the Lafayette Steel Works
have contributed Silj for the widow VI William l. nch
the man killed there recently.
The Board Of Education has received the
medal and diploma AWARDED by the Centennil EXPOSE
The only other school IN NevIcrscy that received
a similar medal was the Trenton Normal school
NEWARK.
At the meeting of the Board of Trade on
wednesday evening resolution adopted protesting
against the repeal Of the Resumption Act and it vas
III mDeT OF Congress from this district.
John GrOgan, Of AstOr-st. and Avenue c,
went INTO McLaughlan's saloon, at Hal~cy-lt. and
Maiden-ane on Wednesday night, and called for glass
Of beer. Taking package u Paris green from his
poChr'' nc poured u mo ihe beor, ana drank Tho
Is thought that be will die
Public notice is given that an application
VIII be made 10 the Legislature for the passage OF u act
tOduthorZe the appointment Of Police and FIR, Com
lU3OOO inhabitants THIS would would apply only 20
Newark. and the object place those leprmous Of
the city government under Democratic control.
NEw-JERsEY.
PArERSOS.-James Jackson receiver of the
Peterson Fire Insurance Company. Will ME ms report II
Loan and Trust Company must be presented on or be-
fore February ~, 1873.
BooNTOS-Joshua 8. Salmon, the defeated De.
proposes 70 contest the seat Of Mr. Cooper claim NJ that
the scattering votes. not counted by the cauya.ers
would elect him. Cooper's Official majority Is seven
TBESToS.-Ihe Bartlett defalcation will probably
exceed 100000. so that the city VIII Doe unable %
pay its quota tax Mercer County The Board II
trcchOiieIs n Wednesday made p-rcmptOry demand
for the money. Trenton Colon latiun society,
composed f practical workngmcn, propose leaving for
Texas on November 20
STATEN ISLAND.
STAPLErON.-The National Board of Fro
Undervrtcs of this city has offered reward ~ 500
fire o. he three tory brick dwelling recently burned at
Richmond ana ;. unr-stS, -taplrtun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

Statements have been published IN BROOKLYN
and New-York papers-but not in THE IRIBuNt-'o '',e
effect that L. sycrman has been arranging Tor the sue
q positons in the brooklyn Internal Revenue '"'e,
under General i. L. Hayes, whose friends nave fNpc''
his appointment 20 the Office which COLLECTOR r''o'"'
now holds Mr.. SvcTman made me charges Hs'Il,St g.
Icctor Frceland months ago. II WAS a-c1cu III
these published statements that he had adyetlse uuu
ar osst1cd name that he had five Sl.ooO po,uoh- Nv
his disrosal. and had made arrangements win MN
named L. Davis. of Park-placc one OF lne-e pOel"n''
IL vas s1id was TO he given ~ Davis for $500.
Mr. Silyerman said 10 a TRIBUNE rcpo Ter vcslrruhy
mat the man Davis was myth. He did not Know ~!
one Of that name and declared, most emphaiicalY tll
he never advertised negotiated FOR the sac OF Hy
nosifion General HAYES declares that he knows honE
of the matter He denies ever promising PoSltoh ~
SHERMAN or entering into any bargain for dlsposhg W
the places He is much yeXed at its puhcall3n ai'i
thinks IL was brought about by some enemies III l5Iy'
Iyn The published articles have been ior"aro.l 10
President HAYES General Hayess friends rear tht ths
affair NAV destroy ms chanc. Tor the appointment,
Trfr,,SF Reporter SOUGHT diligently for h. DAVIS yes
terday, but was unable 10 find him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
NORTHERN NEw-JERsEY EPISCOPAL COSvEN-
TON.

The third annual convention of the Diocese
Of Northern NewJersey viii meet in Trinity Episcopal
Church. Newark, Tuesday, November 20. The Rev
William H. Odenhcimcr VIII preside, and the annual ser
mon will be delivered by the Rev. Dr. u. c. Weston OF
Madison. The convention VIII be in session about two
DAYS Among the subjects for discussion will De the
question OF changing the Of holding the sessions
from November 10 May 1t ID rumored a proposition
will be made to elect Assistant Bishop. Tuesday
evening miss onary meeting will be held and the Rev
J. v Staushufy. Dean OF the Couyocation of Newark
and the Krv. Dr. r. NJ Abcrcr0mhie Dean OF the Couvo.
cation OF Jersey Cty Will present their annual reuorrs
The charge Of Bishop Odcnhtimcr viii be delivered
Wednesday morning and the convention will elect the
standing committee. delegates To- The next General Con
veutiou aud trustees Of the General Theological Semi
nary this cry. Jonathan Edgar, Courtlaudt Parker
and Alfred Mills, special committee, appointed the
last sessiO consider "the subject OF legislation IN
reference 10 alienation and cncmbruc of church Ufot-
etty" will make report In the diocese siXtysix
parishes, and eighteen missions, sXtye ght clcrgymeu
with 5000 communicates. 500 Suudiy--c ioo teachers
aud 900 sunday->rhoo pupils. The gifts for 1876
amounted 10 S2j2l11 The church property is great
value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
lying N HORRIBLE FILTH.

Coroner WOltman was called yesterday morn
ing TO into the OF the death OF unknown
man. who found last night in the cellar OF No lG Is
sex-st. Deputy Coroner Cushman accompanied him.
Accustomed "a the officers to unpleasant sights
fcy were not prepared for the horrible thiness which
they found. Upon an old sofa lay the body of a man
about forty of covered with ycrmn that
even the features could scarcely be II was not
until broom had been used that the body could be rec
0gu1rd as that OF Isaac Samuel formerly tailor at No
1876 East ~eyenhst The body finally taken 10 the
Morgc where autopsy will bee held 10 ascertain the
cause of death The owner OF tc building Morris Gold
iug several days ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ia meeting Of
merchants aud manufacturers was held to-day at the
Permanent Exhibition and was addressed by Acting
President Moore Nathan Appleton OF Boston, and NJ.
Lous Chautal Of Paris. The latter, leading French
Journalist strongly advocated American representation
at the forthcoming Paris Exposition, and asserted
that next year there will DE FrancOAmercan Congress
held I'm Paris to enable France and America 10
form basis Of treaty for the protection Of manu-
features. Resolutions requesting Congress 10 aVpropl
aic means Id enable the United states participate in
the Worlds Far OF ISIS, and ordering committee 10
DE appointed 20 visit Washington ana urge l9medai
action upon Congress, were unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
PRoRAHLE cLrE ro ~ BrRGLARIEs.

Two thieves who gave their names rs Charles
Jones and John L. Milton captured on wednesday
night after they had entered the house Of George Nor
rail. No . Union-place Greenpoint. l.. |. They are
supposed to belong to the gang who have committed
many of the recent robbcrics that part of Kings
County esuecially the robbery Of Henry NcWcomo a
messenger of the standard OIL Company, Of Long Island
civ about three months ago. NeWcomb, who was pee
turning from Sew-YOrk with 5000 was Knocked down
at Hunters Point by two men who wirSted the uo'r
from him and rode away. HIS description Of the robnci
answers 10 than ~ the arrested on Wednesday on
ir way To police Headquarters, though handcuitrd to-
gciupr the thieves escaped from street car ana run 4
block before they were Tccapturcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
. ToprrDO OK me CAR TRACK.

Persons in the vicinity of City Hall Park,
about laf past ten O'Clock last evening, startled by
loud and sharp explosion, which resemblod the report
Of q small cannon. III few moments acrowd Of people
gathered about the track IN front Of The Tribune
Building, but they could learn nothing % the cause.
gctbcr fcw moments before. who afterwards fingered
about the track OF The Third Avenue Railroad IL was
generally thought that the men placed the track tor
medic which exploded as the car. ~ the BIecckcr
street lue passed over h. Whether was done with an
evil intention or for amusement could only be couicc
tufed several men arrested about three months
aeo Do the same aeIghborhCod for the same offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
BrsINEss EMRARRAssMENTs.

General Abram Duryee, it is stated, is en-
dcavorins To- effect a settlement with his creditors al
% cents on the dollar, in notes OF six, twelve and
eighteen months.
Rodcrick i. Glow physician at No. West Sixtieth-
St. has gone into voluntary bankruptcy. His liabilities
amount to 10000 and there are no assets.
Francis Tones importer OF military goods. at No.
C Nadcn-lauc, who failed last MONTH Is negotiating
with his creditors for compromise, at 30 cents the
dollar time.
At the first Of the creditors Of Wolf Brothers,
Yesterday, composition ~ thirty per cent offered
Assignments for the benefit OF creditors filed. yes
terday. by John Brennan and James j. Quinn fruit
dealers at No. 2G7 Westinghouse and in Burlngslp 10
John NJ Mccormick, and 10y James C. OConnor to james
f. RYAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16

The striking cigar-makers have received re-
Gently considerable sums from Chicago, Detroit san
Francisco and other Western cities, once centres OF
cigar manufacture. Many cigar-makers from the West
ana NevEueand have drfed 70 this city, and these arc
now SAID to constitute about oucaf OF the strikers and
to he the most determined in resisting the mannactur-
crs Mr. strasscr, president of the organization In this
city, told TRIBUNE reporter, yesterday that the present
condition Of affairs could not last much longer. The
market was short OF stock and II the manufacturers did
NOT soon supply the dealers with stock the latter
would have ~ manufactured elsewhere. There were
many 81 ar-u8her- who would gladly leave rcW-1oIh
and live iu small towns, 10 get work.
A dsu1fcn received yesterday from san Francisco
stated h.t thr cigar mauui cturers there were going 90
DISCHARGE their Chinese worker, and employ white work
men, so credit j. attached 10 tbs dispatch by the cigar
ker- and wa, not read ~ The meeting. JnhoiaWhO
was arrested ioi creating disturbance pm 'front.' o. the
factory Of Kafhs AZ SPECS In Futyiourthst, was hcd
Yesterday I'm $500 bail Two girls, arrested 40 the same
time for a.sailing the girls employed n the fac
tory. were discharged ON account of conflicting
testimony Eight suits by Hirschhon were decided
AGAINST the strikers Fourteen families, VINO were elected
FROM their homes, provided With rooms by the Re
lief Committee Several outraCes upon strikers 10y the
police were reported large number of mont mon men
were reported working at SMITHS in Noscyst simon
Brothers are willing TO pay Union plicr'. The coniuc-
tors and drivers II the Second and Third Avenue Ran
roads are said 90 offer da wages FOR the support OF
the strike. About $500 WIS received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-16
WHAT Is A SEVERE FIoGGINGw

benjamin Edison, principal OF Pubhc SCHOOL
No H. at Concord and Noyysts Brooklyn, was arrested
Yesterday, under warrant issued by Justice Walsh for
the alleged cruel heating OF Gilbert Kcrshaw, school
h,v ~ Va ~ Park-ave The boys story that Tor
an intu,.nt rcnIv o. a subordinate teacher ON Monday
evening Mr. Edison me following morning seized MN 10y
me collar threw MIN against the wall, neit MN WIN
rattan and FicIed him until his arms aud LEGS were
bleeding The boy showed bis father his wounds Whcn
SION. for Inc Teachers arrest The examination n the
ca,r has been set down for next THURSDAY; Mr id'on
yo rs of dinficd appearance. denied cmphatctly the
how. story nj cruelty. he said that the punishment was
nothing more than "a severe logging