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New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
EUROPEAN TINANCfAL MAEKETs

LONDON Nov. me Er0nOmtH says: Z" The reduction
England Of discount will De accepted
all dcCara that, the O the dir'tnlA
critical their
position enough "a sustain shock which may be
brought upon thr market In the marErt bank
bills quOc ~ "a cent, nnd trade bsat ii2ub+
The outbreak Of important frontier win It'd
possibilities you'd
any other period have considerable comuOi0n tho
stock Exchange aud sharp fall IN prices There nothing
ded COnsOls the week.
In foreign higher and lower, the 10
being about the prominent feature
very adverse nature u tho rac returns last
states and Cana ian railway and seoul
ties fallen fur her depreciation las taken place IN
Bank O England shares tie unreasonable sr1re among th
holders of which las unhapy not ceased WIN The Irt oI
the money market. Probably the reduction In tho
Bank OF England rats III shortly bcnehcal
already Otier
Tor II u 10 the relief thus Afforded together with the siagnR
ton Of GeanR3 generally, that attribute the Camnss
with which the invasion Of Afghansan has been viewed
United Government bonds steady except those Of
the 1891 loan, which nave fallen the Of the
demptiOn calls the 1865 loan. Railroads have
generally been OF favor. The In It's financial ar
Holders OF silver unwilling sell
advance Of at least s.
LONDON Nov. 23l2JO nConsols 9Gsis for both
aud the account Ee Railway shares 10; Illinois Central
~ PennsYlyaa Central 50 SewJefsey Central cOnsOls
LONDON Nov 28-l:3O .. m-Consos g6ts for both
aud the account Ere Railway shares l8+ Pans adylces
Ave cent at IL francs 55 Tor
the
LONDON nov. $3.50 p m.-Erie Railway shares 10;
New-Jers7 Central, ~.
LONDON. Nov. 43-,3O D. nj bnlOu with
drawn from the Bank OF ENGLAND balance to-day 4G
0O0. silver ~ quoted At so SEd. per ounce
LONDON Nov 234:3O y, m.-ParIs advlcos quote
cent rsntes at ll3 francs az y centimes
PARIS. Nov 23-LHchange LONDON 20 francs 2S con-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
pOpEAN MARKETS.


LONDON Nov. 23rhe Mincing Lane MARKETS are s,i IN
durnccd by the depres In trade and grnetM 'ch l
.t In few cases can Improvement be Reported III
suite NJ the reduction In the Bank Of England rate Oh
very moderate quantity of Plantation CeyI"n ''H'e SON
steadily At - at week with SOME reco ~ !Sh
f. pal o bright ColOTy; other KINDS iS
pending Dutch sale OF 10 ZOO bags on he VI oI
lsue. sugar u dl ana prices
A some demand Tor 10" brown ue
sugar Is again hrucr Tea was very luet
when ihcrB rather more Osiess utlNe
les are satisfactory aud the shipments from Chha e e
rrf move only slightly IN excess OF those U ast year
while from Iniia estimates point 10 aeeftao h'Se
seader. small sales Of Cocoa were nale AZ M
rates spice larger oatDetre mas uo
cinrd IN 90. .o, ,vo.,,rn
dnJ at 43. Bacon Cumberland cut dui at 80. short
RIb dnIl AZ 81 Long Cloar duh at 2ni Shoft tieh
duh AZ 2D Hams-Long cut dun at a. Gd shoulders 4
dull at23. BeefIndia Mess dnl At ~ 49, .t.rn
az O2; Prime Mess, market bare. laru-ffimo " es,th
dull at 33. Tallow-fnme CITY sieauy at 80. =, a.
nsutue Spirits steady at ROsinComtnon du att vu
Pine duh az 10 CIeese-Amercsn Choice dn ~ ~ Laiu
oil dull at 3si. Flonr-EItra state dnll ~ ~ w hest
No Spriug market bare No. 2Sprng sesiy at s3d new
Wlaer New Western steady at 0d New Souern senny ~
Id Corn Mixed Soft dull at "a 80; fIme NoN
steady 20 Cd Cotton seed o1-feloW AHsrGan uus
al Cd ROsn Common, az London stoanT IL D. iuiP'N
spirits az London. steady ut Ibid
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
COTTON NfARKErs.

IvrRroor. Nov. 2@-l23Dp. m.-COtJon easier but rot
. ,sl: '-a,sc t,r al,. 7.uuD b' Uding 1900 bales
for sgeCA9G ,I and tSr9 Fee n go" nr Ga HBg B
clause. NovDmoer dciiyery ja-d@ Upands Low Algdmg
Low Midng clause December AMI January deivery 5slsn
cry jsls : rpands, l4w Mddhng c!au>e, FeOFuary ana
MrCn eriyeT y'lH Nv Gia2E S1ss' 3as 4St.a
: >Apr and MAY delivery I'D; also 80; CP}nd; Low
abiding su,e New crop shipped November anu Decem
nSTr,II Gov q3-28op n m-The sales Of Cotton to-day
included 1850 bales American. Futres Closed steady AT
iod1ys lowest prices pah' 10" AbdihR cause March
HrGtsf, Noy. 2i-Coyt0n duh ana lower SELL Nddng,
III Js.c,; saes, total, J, ,lss bales,
Middme. SCI Good Ordinary, &c. net receipts none
gross 2I9 n9iei o exPolt' 3 20 as s@e' Ei0
Eo-roi. Noy 2j.Cotrou quict; MdIhnE. 9?c; Low Mid.
ding & - % Good LOT oE9a aS s: E He' receipts $50 olie'
MdIini. . Good Ordinary sfs9sc net rtceips IFS
bates exports TO Great Britain g. $50 bales to The ContnenG
81 % bales sales 100 bales siock s $50 bales
CNClsNAf, Soy. 2J J-Coiion dun; MhlauHr. &C. Low
pmruts 6 bales sales 10 spinner 100 bales total 4j2
aAlyFsfoI, Nov. @a1co,to steady Mlda,iug. 9e Low
Mtdug &c: Good ordinary Sc net receipts j2l5 bales;
LotisyIlLI- Noy 23.-cotson quet Miadling, So
MEMPHIS Noy. 23-Cotton Iarriy steaiy; M.Ging, 9c;'
rcpts, ~, Ga',s shipments. 2loG bales sales total
IcmLS Nov 3S-cojiop ouet pud easy; MtddlDc s7,c:
Low Hidiiug Sc Go"d ordinary Sc; net receipts 1856
bales exports coasws 30i bales sales 2OtO bales: STOCK.
NEw.0mf,xs. NOV 23.-Corton weaker. some sales &C.
sL: not rr,eip- ba-.; cross 7l bales; exports
10 Great Britain ol2O bales se 500 bales stock, l32
$50 hilrS.
N0HF1LK. Nov. 23-Cortou weak NdlliDg, &c; net
ralcs: exports COastwse, ll10 bales sales
52i bales: stock. 22TlO bales.
pmt ApRiPiA Nov. 23-t"ttOn quiet; NJ ddhng. 9Lc Low
MdtAus. gila Good ordinary. 9c not receipts 81 bales
gu 2Jj bales; sales spiuners Gs bales stock 4l9O
bales.
S,yANyAu Nov % Cotton quiet, with fair demands
NiuIug. sr.. Low Nddlng. SIC; Guoi Ordinary, Sc
net rrccrtS 35 bales exports coastwlse 1906 bales
sales 900 bales: stOcE. 1896 bales.
81 iOrr- NOV % CnOu unchanged. Miilling. &c; Low
Miilir- Sss; Good Ordinary Size receipts, 3 ia bales;
shipments Odies sales. total, 100 bales stock. 81
t.t btl.-.
wHjnvGroN Nov. 23.-Cotton nominal Middling. sTsc
NV NUlug S1t Good Ordinary net receipts l., -
bales exports Great Britain 1,ijO bales stock. 1869
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

Money on call lent at on Government bonds, and at
303l2 miscellaneous collateral. There change
in discounts. The following the Clearing House
statement to-day: Currency exchanges $50. 5.GS39Ot ;
currency balances S2337797 gold exchanges. $4073
O52 gold balances S716,SO7 Week: Currency clear
ances SfO1O 1O37742 currency balances SI7,O6I .si7
gold clearances SiO,76l, ,G03 gold balances, $G,I7O.
672
ON the London Sock Exchange British consOls closed
Isc easier QGiIe; United States bonds closing m
follows: 1868 III 1885, 5s at 1888, dos az
lO6ls and 1Oi0s at 10SaI. In American way
ties Erie common heavy at ls7s6l9, preferred he
steady at 49, and Illinois Central lower II. Penn
syvana Central was quoted at 33l9 AewJersey
Central at 32033, consolidated bonds at II, aud
Union Pacific at Gsl2 Rentes IN Paris opened at
l1255 The sum of Rl46,O00 bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England ION balance" " to-day
WASHINGTON dispatches report that the Treasury
holns S34s4O5 200 in United States bonds to secure
bank circulation, and Sl3,s334O0 in United States
bonds 10 public deposits United States bonds
deposited account or subscriptions TO the per cent
loan 50 1856 eco. United states bonds deposited for cir
Cnation iOr the week ending to-day, S020000 United
States bonds held for circulation Withdrawn during tho
week ending to-day, 100000 National bank circua-
tion outstanding: Currency notes. 1921, ,s52,Si; gold
notes. 81 46s 800 The internal revenue receipts to-day
were $fOO,046 81, aud the customs receipts $276-
42s 2s.
The receipts Of National bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day rs compared with tho corre-
sna ugriOd lasI fOllONE:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

Prime inclatins Fair 4tal4.c; stock here 1854 bags;
no sales Mia Qnlet unchanged
toIIoN-Spot Cotton anet steady. unchanged: God Or
mary " snds s7isr low Mdding eiiec Mildng do.
80 Salrs SJJ bales Il 30 lass EVENING" DcncnR $50 Tor
$50 Tor spinning Receipts at the ports day 81 sO6
DatS against 26i2l this week. lS9O6 this day asf
year dyere contract COO bales Futures gniet, clos
lng 70 points lower. Sales evening, $500 bals To-
s Isl Ca-March, 066j Nav, 0sg: total 800 bales
s seSont CS-Iaptry st2 May $780, total 900 6slss Aso
January 9l0 99+Z February 952d95i March, 96ia96Ji
APrlL stoa9I9 MAY y59 $3.50 June 999 total 80 200
pdes grand total 3S3OU bales EXcbange-iOO November
ior december. even futures clos d quiet aud steady
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
poNFsTIC MARKETS.

prFyAo g. Y Nov 23.-Flour ia far demand at nm
chang prices Wheat dull saies S0O9 pasG Eea minea
on 1000 bush No Duluth spring on pvhto
ters O9c bid for No Duluth spring Corn sesdy sse
1000 BUSH Kansas al 4c Gar Ssr hisn ~ o "a
niand salsa 100 Ied Western at 2So Barley snare
Smoked Meats Weaker HEhwnes quoted At " Us Tor Oy
made Alcoho STEADY o. szoo ger Es'p; saesy
canal 10 tdoraier ceased hsIo11 fteshis StoA"'
Wheat Sc; Corn 7iaa. oats So TO NewYork ,,,,.
CgcI1o Nov 23.-E1our STEADY and unennhxos:, VIE.
nsettied but generally No Hsd Winter soci
Chicago spring, s4'se, cash sASSoA se' DssoD w.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
WOOL LM,RKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

RosroS Nov. .3Therc has been very dull feeling dur
in past week, ant the Transactions have been the
snal pst months prices changed very htte, but
~ m2rkef ~ In favor OF buyers and trade
uor- not took eucouraCing as previously noticed manu-
iartrc. purchasing their wants ana dealers
free rates but there 70 dispoton to
heyOrd Immediate wants The beei tnt there
Large stppy Wool vet to forward with
pressure 70 sell in the neigborng mnSets tends TO impaTt
at the close The sales
brace Ohio Y XX XXX and No at "a 263Sc Western and
other = eccos at 2SN3ic; COmbmg and Dcaine Fieeces
s j "a ~ nc: Uuwashed COmbing at Zoe; Uuwnshed
Flercrs az 23 2Gc Missouri at 25c Texas At l5027c
Territory al l2d2Oc: secured 4266jc.: Ib Washed at
Jia37c super and PueG - sd4lc. In California WOOL
mere was noticeable falling from TIE large Transactions
M I1st w The sale, CONFUSING only 297UOO 10 at lSQ2jc
for rng ana 923Lc Fa The total sales OF Domestic
for tip week amount $50, 5OO N.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
CHANGE SALES. NOV. %, 1873.
rlI ,frr
THIRD CAII-2::3O p. 81.
SATUpDAY. Nov. 23-P. ".

The features of this weeks bank statement
are continued sharp contraction in loans, further
decline in the specie average and seeming increase in
country bank notes OOO the decrease in the
published items OF assets-specie legal-tenders and
loaus-being that greater than tho decrease OF
liabiItles-deposits and circulation. Compared with
that OF the corresponding date OF 1877 the present
abatement shows Loans decreased, S412.1OO; specie
Increased S3046 600; legaltenders increased. $685.
900; deposits increased $IO939,7O0; circulation in
creased 81 SCI 400 The weeks movement results in a
decrease 699 OF the surplus reserve, leaving it
aow Sl2 2O64O in excess Of the required by
law The total reserve C$64O02, ,600) now is 30s9
cent Of the deposits against 3l15 last week and
3O43 for November 23, 1877 Deducting the specie IN
fun from the deposits the greenback CS4O5Ss
ZOO now is 220s per cent Of the remaining currency
deposits, against 21. .66 week ago and 22.53 at the
same date OF 1877. The following the comparative
aotals:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

Atths opening Of business at the Stock Exchange TO
pay Prices generally better than at the close Of
tnosy. This. however, followed by decline for
al STOCKS except Lake Shore which firm at 89is9
os' ana later was steadily brought up TO 69S, clos
apg q. os'a but,he buying. which vas concentrated,
ted 70 excite any enthusiasm p the breasts OF specu
lators generally nor to frgbten the shorts II there
were any Inc movement and iss source Indicate that
MONDAY VIII Dc GOOD day for speculative "roorbacks"
seuhs OF nc" IaroAa combinations and an advance in
EastbOund freight ratss IN. ,v.s,Arn
shares opened and closed at The saus sxures,
tAt for the common and TIE for the preferred.
eavng IN the ses1tims respectively sold at 44asa44
@ud 76's Ahs b. Paul stocks, sssr opening al 3aI1
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
LIVE Stock ARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov o3-Ths DroUers journal repOrts; HOES
C.ceipI. 2OOOO head shipments 370O head. Marset
shade stronger Light - bOd - so Choice Heavy 81 800
sJ O5: MixcI Packing - 1O0S2 30
CAIrIE-Reccpts, 300 head: shipments, 1000 head Mar
r., ra iv and unchanged shipping - jOdS4 Feeders and
Stcckers ~ iOaS3 20 Butchers hrm cows 81 lOGS2 so
RuI y a. Tyg 80; Steers, ~ 90d43 30
~uFPP-Rrcrips 400 head shipments, LOO head Mar
ket stsldy at - p.
TOTi,yIfIF. Ky Nov. 23.-Bourbon Stock Naris-HoGs
active and nTm Common and LIGHT, f2 GO62 % Meium
Packing ~ 7OG - 80 Bed - SOas2 - Chocc Butchers
1858 head. -.
=. 35dE2 IS Packing - 6j0S2 80 Bntehers to Fancy
- 75aB%3: receipts, B.7OO: Ahipments. 500
C,rrIR-SupDy still very light little doing prices un
cI,nped: : receipts $50 head: shipments, 800 head.
sHREP Duh and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
u.v.N, WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA Nov 23-Sugar-Although prices continued 10 w
brrers i'm led their purchases NIL orders from afoN
closed with little inquiry and prices weak spshal
gold l06L24lV7. Exchange firm.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
PHILADELPHIA Axp READING.

PHILADELPHIA ASD READING.
Ig77 1873
Month OF October 81 ,527 TT4 s1fOs67l Si9lOo
JannaIy 10 Oct 3l.... ,959.z27 1024e.os4 17lol8
81. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE
1877 1873
Second week OF Nov ..... sI4422 sl4 200 Dec. s222
January TO Nov l4.... 456,B3S 429634 Dec. 26,OO4
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN.
1877. 1873
Second week Of Nav ss249t sS2GGs Inc s1s4
January to Nov 1888 2S74.92J Inc. 135,350
TOLEDO, PEORIA AND WARSAW.
1877. 1873
Second week OF Now. f2O533 Sl96oO Dec Ss23
January Nov l4......974i70 l,l0s349 Inc l23s19
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Gross earnings October s3GI Gig si26sg2 Inc s65lsS
Operating expenses Oct. 1866 1922 Dee 2ef3
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

The shipments by the canals westward from New
York last week. as usual, show a large decline from
the shipments OF the corresponding week or 1877,
but for the same reason which has ruled during the
whole season. Last weeks shipments show a loss OF
T. 2Gs6 tons. but the decline in shipments OF anthracite
coal amounted TO IL S66 TONS and OF pigron 10 "
tons both wdch due directly to the ruinou effects
OF the coal combination. The tota shipments from ths
mort by the canals from the opening of navigation 10
November 30 this have been 2lO3JS tons, against
279626 tons last year; and the tolls collected have
been 5,l74, against Si9.fS7.
The total quantity Of west-bOund freight cleared by
canal tnis port from November - to ID inclusive to-
grtnpr with the total OF tolls received, as
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
miscellaneous.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBU NE WILL BE RECEIVED NJ IHE uf'
TOWN OFFICES No. et- Broadway, cor Thlrtyhrstst-
or No 500 West Twenty thrdst., corner fIghtlaye-;
Fourteeuth.st UniOusguare 100 IntrL
ave-, FOrtyseysnh-st- at the HARLEM OFFlCk No
TiGday Onehunired aud tw enty iOurths AZ
(aIlem savings Bank Buldnsl u2 10 n, at regular
oficera
CTOEES. RANGES and HOUSE-FUR RNlSH-
~ ING GOODS. hnesE assortment, cheap for cash
X. & j. MOWBRAY,
No. ~ Nesry-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Business Ghanres.

A GOLD and SILVER NINE for sale q
n part the whole Il Is producing large profits and WIN
nav than It's cost annually; De increased Id
dem try all necessary reduction WORKS IN operation
satisfactory selling given investigation required
Aldres y. e. H.. Tribune once.
BUSINESS WANrED.-A gentleman with
ID $1,000 capital wishes to invest In beg innate safa
and that give him Of
doors preferred country mmaeria Address A. W.,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

The following Is the weekly statement Of the canal
collector mt this port showing the tOta quantity Oi
rast-nound freight arriving here b. canal from NoYem
ber ID to -, inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
8raies an6 fenoers.

rINHE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
i and HALF Low CRATES for either bard or soft coal.
with dumping and shaking attachmeai Brass Open flr
Plaoea with Androns and Basket Grates for wood ne
Fsnder. Fire setS and Coal Hods Of ana9as ane
modsru dssigns Wholesale and retail Low esum w. gyea
20 buiders contractors and archltecta 80. -
J.a CONoVER Co, NeA 3s6 saa SSS Canai-st, N. ..
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
5auluss Danks.
pipi0eno Noilecs

rVHE BODIE GOLD MINING COMPANY
I have Ucclareda DIVIDEND Of ONE DOLLAR per share.
pavahH inst office, Room No. NtDc Exchange.
Francisco ca, Nov = 1873. Nh. II. LENi, secy.
PENNsYLyANIA RAILROAD CO, :BEAsUEER's DEPARIMBSF}
PHILADELPHIA NOY. Isis }
T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
A declared senianuual dividend OF TWO PER CENT on
the capital hr clear Ot al taxes payable on
ana after NONENBE 81, 1878 TO stockholders As regis
W w ~ JOHN d. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

GureineHts sl29oS.575 s12,206,4o0 Dec e6o9l75
The results the transactions at the SubTreasury for
the week ended November 22 were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

for the and at 6sA for the preferred declined
TO 32 and 6sas From these figures there partial
recovery, duh and uninterestng movement and late
because of purchases Of 5000 shares Of each RAPID ad
vance TO "a and 69l2 respectively. Accompanying the
purchases referred circulated estimates that the
earnings OF the company for the third week Of this
month (the report OF which VIII be due Mondav) will
show decrease Of only $4,000 from the poor week of
1877 As the earnings will be published until about
IL IN Monday and that the readers Of The TRIBUNE
may be able TO make their estimates, show the
total receipts Milwaukee for the first three weeks OF
November for three years. and the earnings Of the ST.
Paul Railroad for each of those weeks except for the
third week OF this year:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

The following shows the relations between
Serye and the total deposit liabilities:
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
+. CoLTOs. Auctoneer.s ,
,EGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Ia s3O0OO WORTH - =
Extensye sale az the Ziegler 30 Beecker
st. corner Mott, on TUESDAY, November 20, at 1880
O'Clock
This sale win Of variety Of rch paror bed
room dining library and ball furniture al hrsteass
work; by Mt. zss1r (forrn-.y j. Zsger
Coz has been thirty h ths business and Is now
about retiring. Goods cnn now BE- exaf.ined.
Catalogues at the wsrerooms and al the office OF the
auotiOneer 69o Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
Total since Janpar

The following ~ comparative statement of 10" "I-
pOra Ot specie the port OF N'W-lOgk 10 inI"Eu
ports from January 10 s date fOr pefiodoi twenty
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25

Illinois CentTsl
800. be. 75S
100 ...s3. 10 -
Union Pacinc
100. be-. 66 .
Chic & INVEST
l,4OO. be. ~ =
lOO......c "a y
2.l5O..... 445
New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
frnanrial.
MINING II

An New-York end Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn investment securities, dealt IN BY
" GEO III. PRENTISS,
RrOgd dsf V
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The Cologne Gazette publishes rumor
that King Alphonzo threatens to abdlcate
the throne of Spain.
The Berlin Ultramontane organ, the Ger
mania, says an early understa sanding between
the Vatican and Germany is highly pro-
bable. f'0
1t has been announced at Berlin that any,
body entering the park of Babelsburg du-
Ing the Emperor's residence there. excent
through the gates, will be fired on by the
Sentinels. 'A0
stage from Deadwood to Cheyenne was
stodped near lightning Greek yesterday BY
six masked men, who rifed the mail sacks
stealing the registered letters. Tbev for'
bore to rob Rev. J. W. Pickett, the onj1
passenger. ' w.
George W. Pearson, Loudoun county
Nd, farmer, while moving grass on Mon.
Day last was thrown from his seat bv II.
machine passing over rock, and falling ", IN
tirely severed from the wrist. VI
The Glen Mills, near Chester. Pa, which
have had the exclusive right of manufactu
ring bank note and bond paper for the gov
rnmert, but which have been closed fo
some time, are to resume work to All a,
ord,r Tor seven hun lred thousand sheets q
bond paper. 'Aee'' y
Ine authorities of Gouverneur, N. Y.
atty commenced q suit for basta I'd
sg' inft Rev: {. H. MIL, an Episcr "a
clergyman of th.t race, upon the facts dis s
closed and sworn ty by Young ladv of hi hi
parish. Miller at first denied his gn,lt hn
J., '~;ame 30 apparent that on Wednesday
nltn1 ne ned, leaving his bail to settle the
sup IL Is said that lie left former charg,
for similar cause. -
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
A NEW RELIGIOUS SECT.


From the Richmond Whig.
new sect is spriuging up in this city
based upon the most liberal and unasetie
principles. Its promoters claim that it ID
peculiarly Christian as contra distinguished
from the Pharisaic. Believing that Sunday
was made for man and not man for Sunday
these new Christians (wbo claim, however,
to represent primitive Chris ianity) will
make that day day of rational enjoyment,
and not penisental occasion. They will
build or purchase house and fit 1t up with
pulpit, orchestra, chairs and tables instead
of pews, and all the necessary equipments
for social gathering There will be lec-
lures, (or sermons); music, both vocal and
instrumental Gas In the ordinary choir, and
besides there will be ">akes and ale," and
such other creature comforts as may he de-
sired by the ladies and gentlemen and chill
dren of the congregation. Papers are now
In circulation for member and subscriptions
and already over two hundred persons have
signed the articles of agreement, and
pledged themselves 10 contribute to the ex-
penses Of the enterprise.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
JESUS, JEsUsITA AND JOSE.

A ROMANTIC AND TRAGICAL LOVE STORY
OF TIE soUTHwEsT-How BRAyADo WON
AND CowARDICE LosT-THE UNLovING
BRIDE ATTEMPTS TO KILL HERSELF,
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, July "a I
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July %, 1878.
About two years ago Mexican youth o.
eais city became attached to young lady
he had known from childhood, and recently
engaged himself to her in marriage against
t'e will OF her parents. His name was
Jose Madrid AMI hers Jesusita Chavez
jose is trainmast2r, and shortly after the
en- 5agement departed with his train for -,
Western post. While absent a rival for
Jesusita'S hand appeared in the person of a
weil-to-do countryman by the name of Jesus
Z'peda. The latter, having the advantage
o. Jose 10 age AMI wealth, was encouraged
by the girls parents, who protested strong
y against her marrying Jose. Jesus went
T. her parents, assured them of his love for
to 'ir daughter, asked that she be given him
AMI was cheerei by favorable response
The girl said she loved Jose, not Jesus, and
vowed she would marry whom she pleased i.
Eor her persistency in her love for Jose last
Thursday she was severely punished by her
father. Saturday evening last was appointed
as the occasion for the wedding. Jesus
made extensive preparations, and the
parents OF the girl devoted considerable
money to their side Of the programme.
THE CRUEL PARENTS. q
On Thursday evening, however, Jose re-
turned from Western trip. As soon as he
reached the city Jesusita sought him out
anu told him the whole story, and what
1ad happened during his absence. :, See ing
that ne had not only strong competitor.
out the parents OF his inamorata to contend
against, Jose and Jesustta arranged an
9opement. The girl would escape by the
| front or rear OF her home and find hack
awaiting her coming to convey her to the
arms of her lover. But Jesusita's parents
suspected the arrangement and guarded her
all night, defeating the elopement scheme.
| The next morning the father of the pirI.
after caucus of relations on both sides
ageeed to br.Dg the rivals face to face with
Jesusita In the presence of witnesses. that
She might decide between them which she
preferred. The meeting occurred, every
| thing was silent, when the father al ose and
| Informed his daughter row to make her
choice. At this juncture Jesus, the elder of
the two lovers, bis eyes sparkling with de-
termination, stepped forward, confronting
Jose, looking him squarely in the face, ex-
posing bright new revolver away In bis
bosom, then, STOPPING down be pulled the
right leg of his pantaloons over the top OF
his boot, exposing another revolver.