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, 1877-01-03
THE 2" "t'IHCASSTAN,"

TIE MITES OFFICIAL ATATEMHNr Ur TIE TER
NlnLE DISASTER.
ptspafrA n .se'p lbrk H0ria.
$40 nAnBoN, l.. l., Dee. 3l.--Thcre are but
few murc fncts to be recorded conectulug the
disaster which happened ut BridKcha,npsoI.. l..
T., OIL Friday night. when the british ship Cir
casstau, hubert Williams, Muster. of Liver
pool, England, was totallY wrecked, aud
twcnty.cight lives lust out Of The tlir-
ty-two Ill buar.!. Tic beach is ssrcwn
for miles with chests, noxcs, bars, etc., but
the search fur them has bcgn thorough, and cun-
ttnuous; 80 the supposition yrows stronger that
tic greater portion of the crcw liz buried In the
sand near the wreck. Tic four survivors are
Coopcr'e hospital! IL tarm-hon.e, and arc IN *:
cellcnt health. 4 correspondent Of the lIor&i
called upon then. this evening, md received
FROM the first mate OF the yrsstt. Henry Morle,
usttr, us follows:
11th Of Dseember. rhe wrcckins Company Two
sy' la:r began it* ~9Ek et tat!nY on: the sarss
up 10 tho .Nth day "f uccemlct ,lnst l'r!dayl,
when heavy sa!c prevented uuy further labor Il,
teen Of tic orislnat crew. a.rI.ted IS four wreck
q $t ." Sssfi :i', T. r. ,s::s': 4 io eses& r.
iass is. e1eamunIeatisa 1 viii the shsts: ~ ~
spprchcndcd no dan!er until o'cl"ck III
tho evening" aithnncl. the gsle aad been increasing
since morning. short!y after . p; nj. Tic rhiI'
stranded and thu mainmatt and mizzrn. .tnrtnaht
fsli. At atoat thr nsn,s ting shc VA tu! Of wafer
aud VIC could not 70 below after tl::l that evening"
bht sho lsa. been IN that eondltlon before nh, tho
Matcr inside kert her stcadie1 than u ste Ad bern
rigging ind tho breakers were Eo!ns right over .,c
%str, but VIC Thought Sue ~su!d hoa t"se!ises. uWr
idca MAS to clnE ~ the rIgrng untlI morning ur
unit! tic wind went down. when MS *fstaucc could
CONG. hut tho wind suddenly shifted 10 tho west-
ward eantlns cto.r'sea. Tbs wascs wcre sll the
night nj low water We game lown ffom the rigging
~ tho deck am, thrn lit tho nfs In iho galley and
thr ships boiler. We sema1ned on tcce l should
think about ono flouE, when We had TO take to thu
,tgging again - thy tide WIZ rfaing and the ship
beginning to break up atll! more. We lool; to
secure. Instantly afterward. tae sl.p .cpara-
ted Into two places, nnh tho rinlu: tide ere:
ated snorc :ea. Ths sap wns going to pieces oil
The smc. We renamed ln the rigging until about
quarter to In !he nuEning but nut I'LL VI ". ~ !
think three or four were wAshct n%ay At different
tin.cs. These remained On the deck, refusing u
70 to the rigging, aua consequently 1ost their llrcs
before tho 0tktrH. due man Jumped u,cstoart
with llsc.buoy. IIe wa. nnc of The shinnrcock
Indians, ten Of whoa were employed wrecktr4.
This wAsnbOnt u. IN. should Think hbnnt forty.
, 1877-01-03


ST. Louis, Jan. 9.-At Wichita, Kan.. yestcr-
day, stage-tl1tvcr known rs lin Carol, who
Ind been locked up for btisterous conduct the
night previous, lnauc desperate nssaut on the
City A1urslsa, firing three shots ut hIsn, all of
whcl, tlok effect, but nonc fatally. The
Afasslml then drew his pistol and shut bis assa!t
aut through the heart. The latter exclaimed:
"What are you shooting snc for ~ and fell
dead,
, 1877-01-03

Mn. MAnsToN, .-..
the General Haggagc-Afaster ut the Michigan
e.'Hthefn hepot, returned from ftttticas
crrnId yesterday mn:rtn9. ftc. fail Enhe to
Ashtabifa to Identify, II poshii,lc, t9c rrtnains
Of h!. n'o'Icr, Wits, md el!!sl but oil lsc eaui
lind WIS wescl! a'id chain whlcii hs vile !iau
worn, atd tic checks fur tln nnsty'S faeGaEc'
4 man With more cause for real, 1niciGned,
heartrcndinR Gr!cf II would b. difficult to lind
NIt. VAN rkEET,
of wo?s Mussu wo went to xcsts4ay 10
Ind penetrated Mr. Parslocs neck anil come out
through his ba+k. Besides th!s ugly woun", a,.a.
e tie eye. ami aa !est eass ana S:s.
hal hecn literally roastca, since, when the g. car
landed hc hecan'c awarc TINT h: war et'ig i9to
support. Unfortun"tcly. It hnppe.esi t. be
part o1 ny stosc' nat ~" "as NJ. ~
hn haa to cling 70. , nna y e, w. w, r,Gn. @
Aiion nc remained nntlt rc8el1es!' Mr. sah fIeet
reports him na dolog very well, under ti5c care
OF ctnlncnt plysIc!an@. Inc ta'lroal oi'lc,ats' G'
particularly ticncral- Manager neTell anu Sel'-
cral-supcrinte!Nlcnt Fn!nc' are dolng csfs]tn.nH
lint men can do TO relieve thc sunefae'T11hur 1hn
iatsilng nurses, physicians, anu etoth'he' 4nes
ta4l just made out out
CORRECT ESTIMATE
ol tho namhef ni persons oh tnc Msecke" , tsa.,',
from count Of the tickets taken up. etc. From
tfs estimate It nppcars that there wefc l37 pas-
scnge1s, twn ol inc number ne,h2 en!'ntca. M ~
q thesc stxtync Tcre savc,. rem tne "fesk assf
Dnt u TIC twelve traanen si1 were d, sase a ~;
There were thlee cxp'esss1aeii, IN! thcy arg ~
TWO arc saio anu sound lw9 ol tne s,s.5.tu,nss .t,as
passengers anu ono OF thc traln-Tncn lave o'co
slnce they were rescued from the wreck.
III, ,oow,or LET e. iI,t rnopF1 " th,ouo eonspnecs
VINO 10y propcfty " tlo 0n'.eu stltcs v Ehpaess
at AshtaDula: one package. fi'afkel! =. 'ossage
g g.; ;,3,p paekaee, y: W. msnMohi oaesags, ta
, 1877-01-03
AbtITAnuf,a

AbETAnutA.
Yes, mind tho bEii1Gc; ii, few d1ys
The truns will move With no delays;
Across Tint bridge nlan sopn viii ride
With wousca laugh anl carucss pride.
So life flowb on-is itl,ie toat
Though hlyrads ara by cyctune t1se,
Nor paukcs for tho brooklyn hrc
Ar cfowts meet there lhulr funeral pyEe.
Strange, htrangc, that men can dare to snsItc
Mid Woca and wrecks that rtlH uN pills.
tan dance With their doom shadow, Death.
And sing while wastcs their fleeting breath.
Now Ashlabu1a'a tidal po
Cnines cseatEnI Br1okiyn's overflow.
TIL hearts, n&tnnHed and 1csolats.
Think do!uons ptly with human fatc.
The ha,hInE train Of life anil 1,gh.
!iad illlel tho brldgp In trttlng Hight.
laundering crush. Il fEIghtful'eap-
All fell, ono vast, appalling heap.
o wreck Of hearts and sunt!rrcd Ilveal
y msnrtca husbands, children. wtyes&
Iho droWnnH lrcckinK, burning slain.
And. "0Fso than death, tha llying's palm!
Yes, but!l tho fallen bridge asain,-
LEI pleasure pass, tralu nftcr train:
yet froui that gurEe shall rise wall
Long yours shall lDar 'aoye sattllng rail.
sho,f o hfIp mt td mo!hsr i eI!ahas cry
Anu tears VI pity shall hsptise
FUR arc. fur afe. tlu hrlh.p OF atsha.
Kind eyes shall ararch dnwn that ahysp,
AMl cars shall HIT fns songs u ll!a*,
Who knughi to '.hDld Tho fort" lh ilfe
Aud he'll IN dying clasp hIs wife.
lie SCARED Aioft; The soul Of son9
Hath 3oincl tle rans0tacd choral thEong.-
Mow ''knows tho llsrn's Ead rfnR." that he
Hero sung. ''that Will bc Heayvn for me-"
Tut. hcreave.1. lit up your eyes
!'o lt0pc's llrm brldxe"Ays In tho skies:
11tEs,s tttnass ssIk n Il runt
r, and iil'n!st'ring hands bind homes 10 IIo4x.
c"'cAuo, Jan. la17. l,ESRY FAuxTLxGor.
u,, ,,,, IN MEAoHfAM !. =: n1Iss,
'i's s:ta.st7s x "a; @:asst' ss.s:
@t@ 4:., l. ..sz "ts. Il; r. tS I, 'ss s:a
tho threat Northwest q will L. bosao
!. sweeps Aeso.s Tho snow clad plains, nnd o'er the
II. sweetest sIuser i.rael knew ha. vant.h,a from
And mourning thousand. now recall hs excellence
"hh shY swsss partner Of hs Joy. ht. sorrow, and
Eio joarusy Westward, here to meet den. friend,
:, With ,r's~pec,s bright;
stalls,
With u.any doom'd and .Lattes'4 one, tut. twstu
thcrs ulet tlletI fatr.
eome ycats szo this man had felt total change Of
hcalt,
And thru Es*s,1s'A that SIN And hp iheuteforth
sf,nn!d uwcll apart; -
And fr,Ia tMt hour, ~ we Ill know, hs led the
purttt life,
Encouraged, .trsnyhen'l, BY tho love Of 4 devoted
Htfr.
but self salratloa tallel to nil the measure OF hs
J0y--
With iii thi. sweetness ln bis cup, theEe seem'd
same bars alloy;
lie turned hi. thoughts to sasin9 aouls and, from
that tIi4stut hour.
liz fell abe savior had bestowed On him healing
, 1877-01-03

New Yonk, Jan. 1.-The COUNSEL informed
Judge Wcstbrook, In The Supreme Court, to-
duy, that the prosecution hare stipulated not to
arrest Peter u. Sweeney III ease hc catne oTcr
from Paris anl attends the trial of tue civil
action acalns. him for 5000. 100, und he has
te1c.raphcl he will attend. Mr.. Sweeney being
In eutccblcd health and the seasolt iue)rmeut,
the yase was adjourned.
, 1877-01-03

MEMPHIS, Jan. a.-1n tho Criminal Court To-
tay the Remover brothers, who killed man
1aatned Ellis at Gee,nautawn laAt stay, wtec
founi guilty Of murder ih tic first degree uu.
der mitigating circumstances.
ShcriH Manning, Ut Austin, who murdered
Ju1nes Ii. Harvey, llas been admlttcd tu bull III
the sum OF &lU,GUJ.
, 1877-01-03
1'OnGl:1tT.

FpfeldI U9pd&th 10 41e 7F753Hs
TEoRE+, ILL.,, Jun. IA et,lorcl man named
Richard johnson, halling from Chicago, forged
q note and tr,1st-lecd oh man pa.ned Henry
Wagner. aud disposed OF thc papers to Newton
Matthews, OF this ttty, Jutlnson started for
Ht. Louis, hut was oycsl,autcd Oh lis arrival
there hy tho authorities and Is expected hcre to-
MORROW.
, 1877-01-03

fFFE11I D7fpf15tA 70 1hE lF70Hhe
81. Lor1s, No., Jan. Last Friday night
the uctglbors nf lIcnrv Williams, farmcr liy-
Ing about mile fruln Stewart, Pike County, ILL.,,
gathered At Ills housr to have M old-timc fFolc.
Whisky flowed freely, and tl,c lance broke up IN
a row, .ilrint. which coons slnin wns shot By 7.
hll!tzes, oltn IN tllc hand and agaIn in the uh
doncn. The latter wolsnl 1t ii thought, will
more fatal
, 1877-01-03

Np<c1dI D5pdleR 70 7aa 375aHs.
DETROIT, ailvs., Jan. 2.-K Eglrry was shot
carly shls forenoon by = coEnrade with whom hs
had been spending Scw-Year's Day. His inju-
rica will probably prove. ..fAtul, though much de-
pends on tho success Vt attempts to check ill.,
&eruAl heMuEEl0gr.
, 1877-01-03
lftflfffTIItTRY,


EVft7dI VIE0ltA 10 1&z 7F18GNk.
DUBUQUE, H., Jan. 1.-THE coal-oiilre OF
Charles Y. Parker, Of this city, was sutered
Saturday hight aud h!s safu broken open aud
<t00 takcu. Tue salllc parties attcrward brdku
opsn tl4e SAFE u i. I.an3wosthy, but fxlleI 10
secure anything valuable.
, 1877-01-03

CoLuADry o., JAM La sperIal to the S'ait
Journal 4tates that great excitement prcsals ut
ltllopolis to-day over the murder OF henry
Creighton, wcll.kuuwn citizen. The killing
was done with I'll a4c md lls wife IL charged
with committing The deeI.
, 1877-01-03

New YoRK, Jan. 2.-Ja,nes Blake, OF No. 20
yatck street, last night fatally shot M!chaei
Walsh, OF H03 West Twenty fourth street. Both
had been making Hsw-}eas's tails, uud both
were drunk. Hlaks wss arrested.
, 1877-01-03

Mr.. Michael Wlrtz. wealthy flrucr Irving
near Deans Corners. fremont, Lake County, Is
cungratulating himself on a narrow escape.
Sunday tumc clothing which had been carclessly
thrown ovcr stovc-ppe. running up from tic
room below, caught tlrc, and before the flames
were discovered aud e1ttngufshcd yard or 80
OF the tloor1ug had been consumed. There WIS
quantity Of t,usks in the rponl, and had the
hre reached them the house would probably
have vanished tn smoke. As II was, but little
damage was done.
, 1877-01-03

LAfoKTE, Ind, Jau. A negro named
JAMES Manu, q notorious chusacterf severely cut
. man By the name OF Fitzgerald last cveninR III
4 drunken row. 3ianu wus 2IsestcA to-day 9ud
bound over " the Circuit Court.
, 1877-01-03


CIyclshATI, Jan. AT tho First National
Hauk, thts afternoon, clerk for Mitchell s.
Kacmmclsberg, WIN had Just drawn out $340, was
subbesl Of that amount by a gang Ut pitkpock-
cts who met him OIL the EtAlr4 Ut tho hank,
jostled him, aud got away with the c.Lsh.
, 1877-01-03

Blessed With voice whosn honeyed tones touched
We sea lin on nedemption'a work with zeal and
and, s.t!e ~ side. his wife and he long trare1'd
While the!r ii nnlfcd taeors were with ransom'd
tfnncrs btcsk.
Thsoughont hi. useful Ilfo he made warm friends
lie scem't hy gracious Providence for mems con.
rrls vocal tn!cnts, too. were )oin'd to the eompo-
Aaa Il, .Sss, !; 1 OF Zion 'een tho world with
Oil what thrill Of horror ran through every hn'
When o'er tllo wire. the awtnl news was carried
lila train Va. srced!ng DER bridge, when, quick
Down. down wrnt cngsnc, crowded cars, with an
appalling crash.
WHAT pen this horrors Of that scene could vtrdly
A. do "'issg Il lga.ab,.. of pe..h .ho burning .eep
Could IL lie ,is'a nttt,1s oenc,, p,,nt each crp.hd
amt n,n,.gIel fnrtn
That lay there In thu, awtal scene Of darkness and
When to Chicago .idIngs came Of this dcplot'd
Friend. q he dead ones to tho of the dIsas-
Alas! no sIen u them was foand-tho flames had
OF thc*e dear ones who In al hearts had hl1ed 80
large space.
Two eni!'en OF th's 'anscd pair by Providence arc
Great 0ed. to Thse may VIC commend the.s or.
And n..y tse ,tt!ena. TINT !ov'd him here, With
Meet when Tie soyayc Of Life is o'er, In brighter
rcanB than this.
CnscAoo, Jan. !. ls71.
III. wonderful tos n. oa ch!ra ,ersker ,,ose
lnv1 translated Of Mr. Dli4: hymaI Into urut
Language. H..
PROPHETIC.
1spttia' Correspondence n The Tribune.
KANKAkEE, ILL.,, Jat. 1.-TlIe following two
paragraphs from the lamcntcd Bliss song oi
the Chicago fire, entitled Roll OH, . Dlow Of
Firc,'' met my eyes yesterday, md impressed
me with their prophetic tone. sr. and Mrs.
Bliss had large circle Of friends here, who
sincerely mourn their unttnuJy md horrible
appgals IL tosno to kankakcc and conduct re-
| llEf0us meetings, Mr. Hlfsa replied that there
Yas III plavo he would rather Visit than knn-
lsakee; and aguin, In answer to his friend John
! thc door n]ar, Mr. Bliss responded: "Wel1,
Jon,l, II find the ioor alas will kick It wide
| opcn." But here asc the stauzas:
1larkt the alarm. tht cang Of the beltsi
Sagnal ot ,, lansyf: @ + III: -, ana swclls;
| scc tho red glare ~ tic ,lanncs mount On high!
| Chorat-lsol1 in. roll IN, o LlllowB OF fire!
oa'i' w!th thy nery wascs higher and
! Ours j. q mission abiding and sure
| Ours II kingdom, eternal, secure.
On like Hend In !ts towering wrath.
| On, nnd ae.srMesi"n nsone. .pt,,nts the path:
Marcy. . Heaven: the sufferers wall;
| Feeble humanity Haught can aynil OPAt.
, 1877-01-03

SEw YoHK. Ja,1. 1,-TJe burning of Krt*clacE
t. son'a pottery works on Staten Island causcs a
loss on the buildings alone of 100000. Most OF
the contents OF thu buildings, Including u large
quantity OF material ready for shipment, were
burned. The buildings were uninsured.
, 1877-01-03
AT 0SkTAN. IA.

Special Dfspafch to Tie Tribune.
DunrQuE, Ia., J4u. 1.-As Ussan, H., to-day,
d fire destroyed tue stone building aud contents
pf John Mnrruy 4: Co. loss <5,000; Insured III
tue Northwestern far 81 500.
, 1877-01-03

AT WEST TROY, y. Y.
TRo1, y. r., Jun. 2.-Four stores were de-
stroycd in West Troy yesterday. Loss $40, o0o.
lsazc Bennett, fireman. WIS burned to death.
, 1877-01-03

xEAlt CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, T., Jan. AT Loyeland, near
this city, this forenoon. the residence Of Hcnry
PeacIy, thu Cashier Of thc Lafayette Bank, Cin-
rlunatt, was destroyed by lrc. Tnc loss ts csti-
pI1tcl at $7,UOU.
, 1877-01-03

Florida. Vt. flames Hotel. .JnckAnnsi1te.
Tha faxorfte Jioufc II now open tor the Season.
Ftssenger Elevator good table and other appoint
Hents founl ID f!,te iars hotels. Special afsan-e-
nrnts for board by the week ur rrasun. Hooins
secured BY mall or telegraph. Addteas ]. Il.
C4AMruELL, Manager
, 1877-01-03

Hollands Aromntlo Bitter Wfno Of Iron II n
remedy for nervous debility. impoYtr1shed llood.
and inipHfEtd digestion. Depot, III tiark eirert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
"a TRIP TO THE MOON"

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD ns
Your impression Of this date contains an article
headed "a Trip to the Moon" which is unjust to me-
Thai your reporter has been deceived will DO apparent
when We state tact known throughout the profession
II is that Tuesday of each week Is the customary
theatrical salary day. That there was trling delay
In my arrival from Philadelphia and through tho
stupidity Of district messenger boy, partially
! transact all the business for the firm OF Kiraify
Brothers, and was called TO Philadelphia on Satur-
day. PrIof to leaving Saturday evening
In The Metropolitan HOTEL In this city, aud
In the presence of the hotel clerk, enclosed
check covering salaries) IN an envelope and sent
II 10 our local treasurer by district messenger boy
He gave tho letter TO another OF employees IN tho
absence OF tho tfcasurcr, ana he, ignorant its inn
portancc kept It IN his pocket having evidently
gotten all about It. On Wednesday morning received
despatch from our treasurer for funds, and, with
duplicate amount IN my charge, came on by tho next
tram and liquidated all claims.
need only add that the majority OF our employees
have been with US nearly three years. will
fully bear testimony to our prompttudc in the matter
OF salaries. IMRE KIRALFY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
POLICE STUPIDITY.
NKw YoRK. March 30. 1877.

NKw YoRK. March 30. 1871
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Is Il essential TO obtain from tho police permit
TavelY / ask the question from the fact that ar Mrs.
Roed an elderly lady. in company with another both
OF Columbia, s. G., escorted by young man. son Of
Mrs. Roed, was on Thursday evening. about eight
o'clock proceeding the Dcsbrosses street boat for hs
purpose Of taking the nine o'clock train Pennsylvania
Railroad for her home at Columbia. The bag
gage, In charge OF CARROTS Express. when within
block OF the ferry was stopped by an ovcr-zoaloue
policeman. Mrs Reed immediately made known thas
tho baggage belonged and referred to hcr maine
tho trunk ana offered TO prove her identity, DO!
the policeman demanded the trunk should BIO opened
the sidewalk. which Mrs. Reed declined, saying
nrmly secured for long journey, Tor which refa-
sal Mrs. Reed, her son and baggage, alter many re-
monsrances. were escorted to tho station house IN
Leonard street. where, after taking the names Of the
proof OF Identity. they were promptly dis
charged by the officer IN charge; but Mrs. Reed lost
the tran and Obliged TO wait another day a. great
Inconvenience, and her travelling companion pro-
cecded without her am aware there have been seine
important arrests at unseasonabic hours but IN this
case IL was carly evening W. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
THE ELEVATED RAILROAD.

COMPLETION OF THE LINE TO WHITEHALL
s.f sTREET-A TRIAL TRIP YESTERDAY.
Ghe new section of the Elevated Railroad is so far
completed that dummy engine and two cars made
trial trip yesterday from tho Bowling Green station
the depot Whitehall street. The only passengers on
the trip the Vice President Of the road, Mr..
Cartwright; Mr. Cowing, the Secretary; Mr.. Onder-
donk, the Superintendent; Commissioner Feer and
the HERALD reporter Mr.. onderdonk took charge o
the train and handled the braKo himself
The train started at three O'Clock, and taking the
bonfire track, proceeded slowly along the line until tho
terminus reached The train .urned of on the
various switches line with perfect exactness
and the officers expressed themselves highly pleased
with the working order and strength of the road The
Vice President and Secretary made thorough cxami-
nation OF tho depot IN course Of constructions, and
walked back along the line, inspecting the switches in
their route. They expressed great confidence IN the
strength and endurance OF tho structure and
that was capable OF bearing the trains Of the Hudson
River road
The first train for passengers will be run to the South
Ferry next Thursday, April 9. The officers OF the
road have been carefully compiling new lime table,
which will take effect next week. Trains will be run
at intervals OF eight minutes heretofore and two
has been found necessary IN order to accommodate
the increasing use OF the road by business men to
reach their homes in the evening. According to the
old time table the last two up trains lett the depot ut
B:z4 and 1904 r. n.
train will leave Whitehall street according to the
new time table ut 40 and tho last will start at 20
z. NJ Trains will run Sundays every sixteen min
utes between tho hours of 1880 A. NJ and IL :55 r. NJ
and from that hour up 03 NJ at intervals OF eight
minutes The schedule time from that hour to 80 p.
NJ Will be trains every sixteen minutes.
Tho total number OF trains between the Battery nd
Fiy-nnth street will be 1873 each day, aud forty be-
tween Thirtieth street and the BattervmaKing, In ALL
E2S trains for the conveyance oil passengers daily The
entire length OF the road five miles and tho trip will
only occupy thirty minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

For all the business that transacted on 'Change
yesterday the place might Just we'll have been closed
up. Not the tenth portion OF the members appeared
there yesterday, and tho lew who stroled IN did 20
more from habit than from any desire 70 engage In
traffic Tho Exchange wore a doIsul appearances. and
the aspect looked more ike semi.holiday than any
thing else.
SELLING GRAIN RECEIPTS.
A meeting OF the gram trade 10 called for Monday,
April z al quarter to two M At tho grain table, to
consider The supplementary rule, providing for the do
livery OF graded gam on warehouse receipts which
has been recommended for adoption by the Committee
on son sales OF graded grain tender OF clc-
vator receipts Of the grades sod having delivery
nloat, shall constitute dolivory OF grain as between
seller and buyers, the same terms which govern the
delivery undcr railroad guaranteed rtcates except
as hereinafter stated viz In addition 10 the lay days
aoat as provided IN rule 8, OF Rules OF the Railroad
Companies Tor Graded Grain at the Port Of New ork
buyers shall be entitled TO days storage and
nncc ee Of charge and, addition thereto any unex.
pired portion oil IA term Of storage"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
STILL IN THE TOLLS.

Nj. Benjamin Noyes still remains IN the Jail at New
ark, having failed thus far to find BAIL The Secretary
OF State Mr. Kelsey, represented having declared
Yesterday that all Noyes' talk Of compromise and
ettement the sheerest nonsense and nothing
you'd bring him to terms but the most vigor-
tus prosecution OF the criminal charge which
has been mado against him. He said, fur
.her, that no compromise contemplated by
The State authorities. and that nothing but
nm absolute surrender OF tie properly he obtained from
the New Jersey Mutual and the production Of genuine
bail Will secure his release from Imprisonment prior to
his trial. Governor Parker, the receiver OF the Mutual
an indemnify OF $4,000. He states also that Noyes
has proposed. through his COUNSEL to deposit the
mcnt OF the legal questions involved in the matter,
provided he Is gwen his liberty This was refused,
and he then offered to turn them to Governor
Parker condtionaiIy. But here Mr.. Parker again put
In refusal He will mako conditions except toll
end complete surrender Noyes has comfortable quar-
ters and IS supplied with the best the market pro-
vide In the way Of rations