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afternoon next. The Committee respectfully
call on all members OF the profession to tender
Poole q Donnelly Of tho Grand Opera House
will give the gross receipts Of performances on
sunday atiornoon and evening Mckee Rankin
having volunteered TO appear in The Danites."
An appeal has just been received by the Young
Mems Hebrew. Association OF this city from the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Of New Or
leans Tor aid. Contributions will be received at
the rooms Of the association. 1l0 West Forty
=, Hand ball and racket were played in Nc
Vnnnd,ss ~, court Yesterday afternoon for the ben
sion being charged. Philip Cusey, the cham
nion. Arthur McQuade. cx-Adormnn Dunn.
Bernard McQunde. and others played
80 President Armstrong OF the international
Typographical Union. Toronto has requested
subordinate unions f. respond to the appeal Of
fellow craftsmen In Memphis.
=. The Executive Committee Of the Brooklyn
Yellow Foyer Relief Commttcc ndoptcd yestcr
tiuns to tho fund they are raising. and request
ing that oil money bo sent to MIR. Ripley Ropes
ni the office OF the Brooklyn Trust Cnmpany.
An offer was accepted from Mr.. T. w. Piper.
proprietor Of the Saengerbund Club House. for
the Use II the club house. and garden for n ben
ellt concert on Wednesday evening. Mr.. Piper
consents to benr one-third of the cXpcnse A
picnic. 90 b" given under the auspices OF the
sinrloy.cs oi the Department OF City Works in
Nytlr Avcnue Park Tor the benefit oi the yell
low fovcr sufferers. was sanctioned 10y the Com
mittec. The churches werc all requested to
mite" u" wi Rold d1ily scssI"ns Ii ThS Police COM COM
mission"rs ordered that ballot boxes be- placed
in every police station. all the ferry houses and
railroad dcpots. ana in the public buildings.
Ter the rcccution ~ money contributions.
Every box Is to be- guarded 10y police ofi 'er
from 4 \. VI. until dark. and at night the Cap
iun of the precinct in which the box is will col
icrt the money. and make q return to the Com
m s-ionnr- TIA" next morning.
Tho Medical Society Of Kings County has
called upon its menh"fe 10 raise $500 or more
for the benefit ~ physicians in the cities whore
the plague rnges, whose incomes may have
boon DESTROYED
MAYOR Hopper ~ Jersey City remitted ycs-
ter lay. through the Park National Bank of this
city. 500 to each of the cities of Now Orleans.
III" sufferers. Tn" committee appointed to so
loii subscriptions for this cause iu Jersey City
are rccci wing liberal contributions.
TN" rackct clubs intend playing n scrios of
Games at th. courts " Nt. Hicks. In llohokcn.
hirnnN Nr'lnnd'. ini Nulison street this city.
the proceeds oi th" games 20 bc given In aiding
tine yellow fever sun rrrs.
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fCCTSED or IRSON.
ArrestIng the Propriet"r oT Mandatory
for Burning his own BuildInxs

EAsroN, Pa. Aug. so. l.. Godfrey. Il
wei-known citizen OF this place. has been ar
rested on charge Of arson. In December last
the Delaware Carriage Works " which Godfrey
was proprietor. were destroyed hy fire. involy-
iug q loss estimated az about 81 900 fully COW
cred hy insurance. At the timo of the dcstruc-
uon ot the works Godfrey was under suspicion.
INT on an investigation he proved thai he was
absent from the city al the time. Tho insurance
money was paid hy TIE companies but not being
satisfied in the lustness ot the claim. they have
kHrt close wni"h ou Godfrey for the purpose
of f"rreilu- out the Uilalr.
Tn" arrest WIS caused 10y the confession Il nm
alleged confederate hy the name of Edward
Il -oplry. Nn. watkins. hpstltr AT me Ma
tlnunl Hotel accused k'-ehrrry ~ rohhiug d im
of som. money and had him arrested Rosa-
berry denied IA" rrlme. and M once ouen"d
himself to q detective confess NJ that he know
all about the lire nt the carrin..ew ork-. Hr
said to the officers that Godfrey had associated
with him. for On" purpose OF burning the build
ings. VIM. n. tawry. who In turn hired him.
ku~rherry. to st the buildings ON fire. Cawlcy
uAid him $50 He could not say how much
Cawloy was paid by Goiircy. Both Godfrey
ari Ros"h"rry w.r" held n $4,000 hail for u
hearing ON Saturday.
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ALsINA-sCHREMPP In Sew orleans, La. Aug II.
at the residence the bride father John Al-na Es,
oi spain tn Miss Frridcr schrompp OF New orleans.
BERNHEtM-DE LISIE.-On "Wednesday, Aug ~. in
the office the MayOralty. by III. Honor the Mayor Mr..
Gu~tAVus Brruhtim 1 Amsterdam to Miss r. oyer Do
Lsc daughter Charles DE Llsc OF Mariles France.
JOHNsTON-CARTFR- AT the residence Of the brides
mother Nnrwalk. Conn, Aug - by the Rev J A lIam-
ntun. Alexander Johnston Of New Brunswick, j.. TO
MARY Louise, daughter OF the late Hon. !. Garter
YCErT-CORDON ON Wednesday, Aug. ~, at tho
residence ot the brde- parents Bridgeport Conn, ty
the Rev Clarke, William Lycctt u jersey city, y. j..
to Lydia daughter of Mr. and Mrs J. W Gordon
RARD-Aug q, at Trinity Episcopal
Church. Deus oi Duhurd st. Montreal,
canada by the Rev William Craig rector. Maxinihan.
Baron Prollns pf kotlow mcar sulkc m Mecklen-
bur r.Schwerin Prussia. 10 Geor etc Isabel nee Grard
Quebec
wlLD-DANA In Boston. on the 2ath inst by the Rev.
Arthur e. A. Hall, Henry Fearing Wild To Mary Rosa
mond. daughter OF Richard II. Dana. Jr, of Boston.
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EIN.fNCIdL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY. Aug. N-P. M.-Thc volume OF
business at the Stock Exchange continued re-
stricted. and. aside from n further decline in
the ~. Paul shares. very little OF interest was
noted Tho larger transactions were recorded
in tho preferred. which declined from 67'i to
co.,. having previously sold at 81 .@G7a. Tho
common dropped = cent. to 2si, in partial
sympathy. and the Northwcstcrns for time
werc lower although early in the day exhibit
ing comparative strength. In Lake Shore the
range was 6j@ 6l's. but there was sub
seduent recovery 10 G5A; and it may
also be- added that outside Of the
81. Paul stocks. there was generally better
tone. Western Union rallied Ia p cent. 10 93 a.
with Michigan Central 81 better at GO o and the
coal shares as also the Hannibal and St Joseph
stocks. were improved. Rock Island moved M
! r cent. TO 1iG'i buyer O. with New York Ccn-
tral q cent. higher ut IL =, but Union Pacific
e1jii. buyer 3alji,mi5ii. The remainder of
the list presented few features Of interest and
simply brokers market Will doubtless con-
tinue for some days.
Thn total num6er of shares dealt in was
lOG. 567 of which 81. Paul represented sl32; DO.
preferred. 20.l4O; Lake shore. l2.20U; North
western, $3.50 do. preferred. 1900 Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western. II 500: Wcs, .
frn un,2n; 1000; Uni4n Pacific. SIN; Rock
Canal / l.2jj; Hannibal and ~. Joseph | $50 /:
10. prsierrcl. 600; Morris and Essex, 500; New
b
so; Pacific Mail $50; Wabash. 300; Adams
Express lnj: G.. II. and Quincy. 2uu; c. G.. G.
and l.. 2Q0 Clcyc. and Pitts. 200; st. Louis
and san Francisco. 300; United States Express.
100, and American Express BOG.
The gold market continued quiet but the price
yielded from l0O's TO 1907 4. and closed at the
lower figures.
The following were the principal quotations:
ioA iuni. 25aPM NJ M....iooi, 3P M. icni.
IN loans the rates paid for the use u gold and
T. cent
The total cearngs At the gold department u tho Stock
balances
currency balances. s~lt5G2 The sub Treasury re-.
deemed sllepH IN called bonds and paid out IN coin
INT, rest IN the public debt sl7Ur
The days business at the United States Suh.Trcasur
Coin receipts. S,-i .43 ~ coin payments ti4a.
TiaGt coin balance $40 tSi 57+4f currency receipts
tHo Ndte currency payments. S2a3 Ssl III. currcnc
balance. ssa,- $500 Customs. s.seJ.pp
The internal revenue receipts at Washington today
wcr. tibInto. ani the customs receipts t.iS-lt The
Treasury also received s531UD in national bank note
for redemption
The imports II iry goods gold valuation for the week
ending to-day. amounted to e. 2O9J Az. and g. l67 III
was marketed.
Foreign exchange closed nrm At 81 - and - ssh tot
| time and deiuaud drafts rstVruNrlN
Ia the money mork"t call loans. yeiees II apps0yft
str collateral Freely offered at IL cent at
prinir discounts were I'm request at 3s4
ftttt rueut bonds srnns AMI acuve. hut at IN,
boards the recorded business gh the chief trans
hrunus having been observed the counters
dealers The following 3 I VI. closing prices
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rnr cniRofs AGAINST r. ~ iTiNcM
& tccused at Il awiuilV Helping "a Firm ore lain
Agent. aud nr other Irrcgmln.r rracIiees.

WAsHISGroS. d. c. Aug. 3o.-Chnrses hayo
trru preferred n-1iu.t fr uch, Second Auditor
of rho Treasury v Mr. Ian9horur ana the charges " "a
the evidence IN support them aii before Hayes The
subject was rofcusl o., hiW to G'u. DNeu,. The c,i
deucc submitted is trans pt Ut that taken by Gor r
DURING li. examination into hkc chnr-os last winter
rhc charges relate 20 'hc settlement aul payment a.
fniutos 90 cDorrd soldiers n e Harmon. one ~ the
Witnesses. testified that twenty such ca-cs were taken
nut 0 tie MAR order and settled IA the interest oi
Wolf Hart co. caln agents, m advance o the law
WHkiae these hnnnfcs nuvHhe ~ Grn. Howard. Com.
mn sionrr 90 t.e freeman. BuroHu Ihis FIRM harmon
ftstiUr- -Ihe.uurulH forced To- refrrd mNnrf y
WrunsnA collected nui NO Nrrthrcss allowed nv French
10 continue irnru-in- 900 U"a rascs e 7 hackmHn
another witness "-ufrl 6" like practices done at tle
order nt French 1Wn witnesses. Hnunan uud & tini
n'A. gtt testimony >Htug mat frcurh refused io pr
cuiV Volt 10 ft .N tHkr other nrfiuu when n Was
show thtt -n.0- names hii been forged 90 cnim. far
pay and lnuf Other witnesses tcsuhcd that leaves NJ
absence were bought Aui snd u the Second Auditor e
uh uy Die ccr.. rul with his couuVnncc the record
being iaisin,d torrHkc these uau.acinn~ loi Hr.c
number o .flrr uln irrruariic. are included In r
charges ANA .hc ,tnonV Al the cnsr ot the inquiry.
last winter. futuN of AnhHmS and MMto ni Indiana,
the subcommittee tuudu Unf H. decided that the chAi,
against French tanned
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ALcrs-on Aug 90 at Bav 81 Louis, Miss Lewis
Acu. aged ~ years native Of PO~cn. Prussia. and fof
the past forty years resident OF New Orleans and III
vicinity.
CUON.-on Friday, Aug -, David Thurlow Coon, ID
the Ulst year of his age.
Furcral scrvicr- sunday At ? oclock at mis- late
residence ~i south 18th II. Wthamsburgh. Iut, rment
IN Connecticut Monday
DEMPSEY In Milliainshurrh on THURSDAY. Aug 20
Mary wife Of Daniel dempsey, in The 9th year 1T her
Tile remains Will De- conveyed rom her late residence
IA 9TH It. Monday moruins. at Ia O'clock. To- sta
Peter and PAuls church ~ i where solemn mass u
requiem VIII be offered, and thence 10 calvary Gene.
tory tur lnerment
ELLIOTT ON Friday, Aug. 3n, Mamie. beloved daugh.
ter of simon and jan, Ei'tt IN the 2l year o her axe
Relatives and friends are rcspectuy invited 10 attend
her funeral rom III residence her parents lljtl st.
FLEMING AT FiatlHud.. Aux 30 Maggie 5. Fleming,
a-rl AtHrs. luuunfl- ami - day-
Relative, ani ircud. atc respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from Tic Reformed church, ON sunday SOFT
I. at O'Clock H. VI.
JAMES In New orleans La. Au- IL 4 x James
ared - years native OF Sew York aud resident Sew
orleans lur several wears
LI1rEl.l.-At irNiusion. ON the oath inst. John r.,
son q ohNer and Amelia Littel, aged 10 years and
months
Howard r., son Of + J. and Mary Ruth, aee1
IL wears and iumouth~
ficnis the mmil, are invited to attend the funeral
from hi late residence i23 West 2fth ON sunday,
sept L. atr A. lntclmcut iu Sew Brunswick. y D.
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MISS JEFrREYs- LEwIs's HUSBAND.
How he wa. Arrested when the Honeymoon
was hut Few Days Old.

A brief San Francisco despatch, some days
since. announced the arrest OF MIR. A. Maitland
the broker who had Just married Miss Jcffrcys-
Lewis. the actress. as they wero about starting
on their bridal tour. The San Francisco papers
OF the 23d say that tho arrest was made upon
an affidavit of John Calvert and Manuel Eyre
Jr., TO the effcct that on Oct 7, 1877. afflants
obtained judgment in tho Seventh District Court
against the defendant for s10,501 10; that the
said judgment still Is in full forco and effect and
wholly unsat tsned that afIlants are informed
and hclievc that defendant has property which
nc secrctcs upon his person and which he re-
fuses to apply to tho judgment that defendant
Maitland has converted his possessions into
money which he scrrctps upon his person or i'm
some hidden place that he Is about to nlscond
anh enV" the state Tor the purpose OF dcirnud-
days he has left his bonrdi ing house in San Fran
cisco. md has prepared to leave the State on
Aug. % that he has now his valuahlps concealed
which ut other places he has kept sc"rctcd
for months-in the Grand Central Hotel"
Mr.. Maitland who was boarding with his
wife qt Il hotel in Oakland. was awakened by
the Shcrirs officer nj IA very early hour in the
morning and carried across the bnv TO san
francisco. In court II was cOntcndcd on behalf
~ Maitland that the affidavit set out no good
grounds for his detention that there was no
evidence NJ debt beyond the mere uifilpvit of
plnintins. This view wns taken 10y Judge Wright
who said the proceeding was an extraordinary
ono aud should he II perfect one. The affidavit
should NJ 50 contain copy Of the judgment and
innsmuch rs II did not the defendant would
hnve TO I've discharged.
MIR. Maitland hurriedy left the court aftcr
this decision, and plaintiffs lawyers NJ hur-
ricdly made Efforts tO get their papers in proper
form for Il second arrest.
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coNGRrssuAx icKLEN EXPLAINING.
Carl schury aud other Encmic. He.ponsibic
for the Publication Ut the scandal.

j. II. Acklcn of Louisiana. the youngest
member If Congress whose name was recently
associated with Washington restaurant scan
dal H. at the Brunswick Hotel. with reference
To the scandal. he said 90 SUN reporter that he
regarded It ~ having hocn originally published
through political nnimosity Is appearance in
the Washington E'prbiicd might bc accounted
for 10y the chafrin of Carl S'hurz and his friends
at the exposure OF the understanding raiders
operations. and his tAchlcn'sl attack upon
Schur2 for the Illegal prosecutions MIR. Arklen
denied cmphatically that there WAS any founda-
tion in fat for the scandal and ho cited as the
most conclusive proof OF his innocence his con
tinucd teruis Of friendship with tho lady who
was said 10 have been in-ulted hy him IN the
private room ~ the restaurant Not only has
the lady herself 10y public recognition uf him
autograph letter from Congressman Benz.
A. His Of this city. whose sistcr-in-
aw the ady " c9mplrieiy alsolying
that. IL" entire story was thoroughly inv"sti-
gated hy his political nssocinirs In his district.
which WIS formerly Repuhllran by 1000 ma.
lority. They hccame 81 thoroughly satisfied Of
his innocence that they gave him unanimous
denomination 10 Congress and hn has every
prnsp"t ~ reelection hy an overwhelming ma
iority, This. he said 10 THE SUN reporter
he deems sufficient answer to the
da-tardly charge that he hal offered insult "a n
most h"Wuil liul woman. whom he has always
held In high esteem. and Of whose continued
ItNlr't ne II sun Ifpuu.
CONGRESSMAN Acklen has been recently occu-
pied with efforts to col lect aid for the yellow
fever victims. He has been cooperating with
the Chamber OF Commerce Aid Committee He
acknowledges with gratitude the readiness Of
New York merchants 10 contribute. Every
wherc he has 'ound the most cordial sympathy.
and lle feels that this generous ou.burst iro.n
The North viii DO much o. revive the Old spirit
4 national brotherhood between tho States.
Mr. A'klen left Wednesday for Newport.
In personal appearance Mr.. Ackien Is urepo=-
se--iug. lie Is of medium stature with we'll
rounded iEurr ana features llr has dark nuir
and Wou~iU'h". hul sparkling dark oNe-. II =
manners ar" genial and tunk. Though young
| %" seems a. hr thirty -h"tnkes % devp interest
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Mrs. Beauchamp wrote the following epitnph,
which was engraved on the tombstone Of the
misguided pairs
Entombcd hollow in each others arms
The husband and the wife repoa
SAFE nom lies ncNero nding storms
Secure from all their cruel foes
A Child o' evil fate She lived
a villain wilcs her peace had crossed
Thc husband ~ her heart revived
The happiness she long had lost
He heard her tale of matchicss woe
. And burning Tor revenge arose;
u, ltid hct base hctraNcr low.
And struck disnay to virtues foes.
Reader II honor's generous blomI
Fer warmed thy heart here drop tear,
Aud rt the :, ~,mpaihciic nood
Deep thy mind It's traces wear.
brother or q sister thou
Hi.huuorcd sco thy sister dear;
Then turn and see the villain low,
Aud let tall Erai ul tear
Daughters Of virtue grant tho tear
That love and honor tomb may claim.
In your defence the husband here
Laid loWn in youth his lie and fame.
His wife di.doin, % Il lite torlorn
RI u from her hrHtt believed lord;
1hru. r. adler. htfc their fortunes mourn.
WhufOr their love their hio blood poured
The excitement over the fate of Bcnuchamp
and tn" tragic ending uf his wife has lent to the
tragedy romantic hu,O. and somc years since.
John SaNu- a y Nv York journalist and play
writer. worked the leading incidents ~ tho
amir into u drama entitled The Sybil. which,
however. WIS performed only twice. sharpe !
SON got out an injunction at Lou sylle against
IN" performance OF the piece. and succeeded in
suuprrs~inE it entirely.
Were the tragedy to occur in these days, II IL
very doubtful f BouuchHmp would have ever
felt thc halter draw.
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BISM.iHCh'S RILL.
Justu- schwnb'. Bitter tomm-nts Upon it-
Restraining Clauses.

The bill prepared by Chancellor Bismarck
10 crush our Socialism in Grrmauy WAS eagerly
discussed yesterday ty IN" Socialists va ahis
city. In reply 10 u question. Justu- s'chwuh
said: " Tho hin for the suppression II So-
cialism framed 10y Bismarck which has boon
passed. ~ the Federal Council IL the most
lnlquitous measure ever proposed hy Govern
meni In the history Of tie world. II establishes
naked desuoiism. despoils every German Of
his personal liberty. and places the entire land
under the heel Of Bismarck police. tell you
that nssa-s nation will be regarded rs a virtue
i'm Germany II this goes on. and should the bill
pass the German Parliament some Of the men
who vote for il had better set le M their worldly
affairs. Tho American people have no notion
OF the character Of tins Infamous ill. lts pro-
visions ar thm any organ ization ~ Social
Democratic. So'lalisti' or Communistic charac-
ter. t"ndin- 20 ondnngr the existing order Of
Stotc and -ori"iy. .rsr.rNly such a. Hr', of n he-
unvH lent nature. shall he prohibited, Dissolved
and their properly sold for the benefit of tho
paup"r fund. This l.iNos the police the right
l. bronx up any society and The word hcnrvo.
of whom ar rich. such ~ the Miners Union -
SnNony which Mt lniest ndvio"s wis chiefly
composed ~ Socialists and had nearly t2 uln-
~" lh iI0 T.NSuINi i's 'sNli ~ lG' lrup'ry ~
ment nnirinls. VI "ting- tor aivoTtlng o.i!i-
i-f. vi.w- are pro .ilii, ]. A. ar' ai.p all ruh-
IT. festivities amt uurid"s. A- t. ~ pping th"
spr"ad of Social ste At"rhnr' thnt rs simply
nonsense. for We lHyr in contemplation the s-
-hmolt oi lurg' print nag ON - i'm Lon
bli,f- .ind h. rio a . is ul-f me- eari, NJ we grr
-upn'y'u- our lr''hr"n in lus-in tn-dHv. TIA"
q rmun Socialists ao uOt fr1r tine Garuun
Chnnr"N Nor,. Hui every dav Hld- 90 their
try. ii'6la' riolG, ~ chial,n. = hr.n ini' r.
q tel in Grrn.uy tnr tNn yeaIs, Vt It T.
w.d"iy rr'n,al.d In b-rln nnd tn. Eir,nctal -,
cinl laws directed ugnfust uh viii bee the hrlg"
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bankruptcies In Chicago.

Chicago. Aug 30,-Thcre were six petitions
In bankruptcy hlod IN tins city today, and ninety ,ix
were ncd yesterday
BuUNoRr Aug 81 -FiNc retitions In bankruptcy were
hlrd IN tins city today, aud ten Yesterday The total
number oi pctuNu- nlrd IN Tins District tuhracing the
entire state, during the eleven wears The Binkruit law
has been IN operation, iuut- up. att = to-day, Nii
ttiNtiAAn, Aut n-lrv hvc petitions in bankruptcy
were hiod duuns the twenty tour hours cnded lt noon
tn.
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NEw YORK, Friday. Aug. 30.-Rcccir,s Of
hccvrs, sul making s3jO since Monday. AGAINST t5Bl
fo- the same time last week Prices further declined
4sic r. n aud the market closed steady. Sales wcrd
at Sain4r dr-s iet17 Ms for native steers and NJ
7e,st4c.. tndrcss % NJ. Tor rcxans
Receipts of hecp nui lambs wcrc 3s7i head making
lOi2U since Moniav against - af aor the same tuio
last week sheep were UNCHANGED with sales oi poor TO
pool nj 3Hl'ic pm Lambs were dull and lower, clos.
ing wchN 80 bs0c T. n tor ordinary to prnc.
Receipts NJ htps were g lr making 2,npD since Non.
dnv. against Ia6iO for time week No iinpor.
q ~ change cor IN tone or prices Four car loads ol
state hogs, aud p1rt a. car load uf ONO 90 changed
hands alive at $3.50 r. iUp Ms
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Arrived Funny. Aug. 30
s. POttsvilc. fVrcc. Philad, lpita.
- RnWnlu-. Praii. sunderland
S. Alhcmarle Gihhs. icwcs. bel
\. jeranos Hardly. London
ship Bcnconsh IA. snnunsnn. Belfast
Bark Arab Stccd. SkauD.. Hun
BARK Gius' ppi and Nincruzu. Scattiola. Newport
Bark Leo, Andersen. Newcastle. Ing
Bark rclefuu. Surreuscu. Stavsugrr.
Bark Doris Eckhun. Hour. Antwerp
Bark Laura. Larsen. Copenhagen.
Rark Ginno. Suppn. Hnvre.
BarS Albion. Larsen sautander
Bhrk Tnra. Jacobsen, Trulec
BARK NinceuzO Piroftu. tnrraga. SillOth.
Bark Tempar Bartlett fimhurg.
BARK Argu kuhle. sunderland.
Bark Anon. Nielsen. Liverpool
Burk Marie IOhanne~s'n linenck
BHrk Bessie. Dtlr,mpic London.
Nnrk Maury. Christi fnsru Gloucester
Bark RurNikcn. Harris Antwerp
Bark Fred. lrii~cu ~ Nazaire
Bark Strn -sburg. Glas.on. southampton
Hrig Smafagad. Andersen, gloucester
Brig Fidu. Corscu, tncn
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SiAl l,his were urm hu' ln better rtlu 4 We note
-t,- u l.Iistnt = consolidated at ~ t73 Ni.>.uu
. 49,, ir'. l-s io n. ls-' l-is ana North caro-
lua els, obi. AHrl ami uctuhtr ut lNis Railroad >rlu
TICS were generally lower The principal transactions
werc A. follows Sew Nork Elevated ist. 49, II Paul
cnns"idn'd sinking tnnd. ~. thras0 and Nurtnwcst-
EN- c,n tdaiod coupon goii bonds. ~lsirs De.awa are
ana llui.uu rcs-trrcd hWls. lults Hannibal ami -
Joseph - convertible. ,aiul Lake Shore cou,oi.
dated coupon IS ll2 New York central g.. 1883 luJ
IA. 4th tnHrWh.c le 'Hntla southern ist guaran.
tfd tfast4 central Pacific l.t.. Joaquin branch
Nl. south iAcnr Railroad lists ~ e.. G. aud l. ists
- Alton aud 1crIe iisuir income, 25is Ohio ani
Mississippi 2is, s't Turin and WABASH lsts. - Louis
DIVISION nntuttd coupon ~, Great Western ~ mort
-tec ~ November tnuin 1S91 80 cleveland and Pitts.
consolidated as-ented. N'i, Burlington Cedar Ramds
Ind NNrt,ru lists, 'H, chicago. Kuru-tnu ant Quincy
. llI. MnwWkce AMI - Paul. ! amt u diyison.
~ MON facic Railroad 1T mortgage. ltuas luun
fa lnc sinking fuud. int New YORK Central 1T mort.
llp ~
ll' opcnns highest lowest, ami +. NJ. closing prices
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Bonn,n,l'. IIu,band'. Debts.

Hugh MrCulough & Co.. the London bank
ers sued Gcor.c Holman wealthy resident ot this
city tor over e. li0 advances made 10 his while the
latter was travelling IN Europc infatuated with the dan
setise Houfant whom hc subsequently married. The
defendant resisted the clam thc ground that he had
not aunnrxrd the Hd Naucrs tD - hon Nhu had already
wasted S3ntDl worth Of property; The case was
ioueht through tn the Court ui Appeals the plaintiffs
winning throughout. The defendant MRS yesterday or
drrcd 10 pay the planun s354l7 costs within twenty
ia
The sun., 1878-08-31
IVIIkLN, " NkIN'f Y ~
STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
CooNAC BRANDIEs IN BOND.

100 cases Rvicrc. Gardrat Co offered low 10 clos
an invuice, and IN quantities to SUIT
DODGE, CAMMEYER a co.
The sun., 1878-08-31

Thomas Doughorty died In the Raymond
street Jail yesterday lie had been arrested IN a suit
against him Tor 50 by T.. Elsncy. New York liquor
dealer He III ON Thursday of last week that the
order a arrest WAS not served ON hnn lie gave mm~'t
ON NnudaN, aud II WAS thought that trw weeks rest
Wf"ht du MIN go,i, he had h,rH drink king eNrts
.NrN Dr shepard said that he dsd of natural causes