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Tho suspended
uEoEMAN 4 COMPANY.

The rumors which had been promulgated on Friday,
10 the effect that the old established drug house Of
Hcgcman x Co. had gone down In tho crash which
and Edwin J. Dunning Jr, the broker, yesterday as
sumed definite shape when II was formally announced
that the firm had made an assignment TO Mr..
W. J. A. Fuller, oil Abbot " Fuller, law.
yers, No. 229 Broadway, Tor the benefit Of
tho creditors. The assignment to Mr. Fuller
was made late Friday night ut Mr. Heacman's
residence In Mountain Station n. j. and was ac.
knowiedged before a commissioner for New York re-
siding there The witnesses TO the assign were
Governor Reuben Il. Fcnton, who Is Mr.. Hcge-
mans father-in-iaw and is visit to his
daughter aud Mr. Chauncey N. Depcw. The pro-
ccedipas were perfected In great haste, all
Tho parties 10 them having been sum-
uoned 10 Mountain station by kilograms from
ur. Hcgeman. The object OF this haste.
Mr Fuller stated last evening to reporter of the
HERALD was TO prevent the execution OF any attach
nrots which might be issued against Mr. Hegcman ON
a. grouoa of his non residence 10 this city Early
,os,sraav morning Mr. Fuller llcd the ass gnment IN
r,.ort of Common Pleas, and Then took possession
Of ,hs store No 2O3 Broadway and us contents lie
e.vest into the charge OF Mr. John r. Baker book
feener OF the trm OF hegcnan 20 "lth INSTRUCTIONS
10 make inventory OF me s'oek ss ION ~ poss'Uc
we'll AS TO make out statement OF thv assets ana
i.ht,,es He also ordered the store 10 10 c'osed nni
,,no as no couid INA Tenant ior ~ ana nave an
inventory Of the stock made
I'm. CREDITORS.
Immediately upon the announccmen' u 'A' i"'u''
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ORDERS TO UNITED STATES WEIGH
ERS.

General Merritt, the new Surveyor Of tho Port has
now hecn in Office not quite one month He attends
personally to matters connected with his Office On
investigating tho wcighers' department he found
number OF abuses existing therein. and yesterday
issued tho following Instructions to each wogher:-
CUSTOM iiousE NEW YORK CITY
SURVEYORS OfFick, an II, 1873. !
TO THE UNITED STAIRS wEieians: =
"eguatons for Customs 0ncers which relates to tho
duties OF tue weghes !page llo and P@rcuary to title
The regulations above referred 10 require hrst that the
are Icing weshed second that he snali exer-
personal supervision of the weighing and third,
leave the city without obtaining h censen OF the sur
& ' tss an s ss esus
tGer attendance either at their oce or upon The ocAs
unless cscd the erom by official order perm ison
,s sn e a As the suveyors oiee heweem
twelve o'coeS NJ aud one o'clock r. NJ is rescndsd In
tom use aaily. between twelve o'cloc NJ. and
Win Nh such ot returns or ees BOOKS s are % ey Se
hed and the clerk or VIII be Instructed to call at
the Surveyors office for any "ca papers or letters Tor or
We,gner returns sent back for explanation or correc
iualon aud report must be attended TO promptly and the
possible. In this connection attention specially
directed to the Regulations. titleo Amcndins Roturns
tons ,ise l. Dock Books and in addition to tue re-.
zach assistant we,gher will be required 10 foot up each
Of % $ s"srsa s s s il s aos
signature. Ihe DC verified
wcghcr CLERK and be checked with his nais at the loot
OF column. -,
orisina dock book must all cnses be hed III this
Office !! than assistant weighcr has been
poycd in weighing cargo or lot the orsin" scrap BOOK
sistant weigher. footed, cerhed. verified aud
checked heron must be attached 10 and iom
part q the dock book heu ip this Office.
iour attention Is aso specially directed to the Regua-
tions title g. Weight" ana In weighing merchandise you
conform strictly to the method oi weghin
therein prescrbe ana your attention directed to ths
law ,tes,sed statutes. section 2ss which provides that
in no case shall tncr; be any allowances for draft.
compliance with all the laws aud regulations Tor
the government wegnes absolutely necessary TO the
proper performance OF their official duties, and they
required % conform faithfully thereto. .
l.. a. MERRITT. Survey&.
Mr.. Henry G. Lake, an cx member Of the Legfsla-
ture, has been appointed by General Merritt as ASSIST
unt surveyor anu made Supcrintendent Of weighcrs
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

126 shares Pacific Bank. $50 each. at. ...... 135
$50 shares National Citizens Bank S25 each, at par
l25 shares National Butchers and Drovers' Bank.
shares Market National Bank, sioo each at 10a J.
Is shares National Bank OF Commerce. 500
52s shares East River National Bank. sa5 sach
,os % share. frs, National BANK or roiiches,sr
y. ~, SlOO each, at lu9
90 shares Broadway Fire Insurance Company.
10 shares Clinton Fire Insurance Company,
sioo each, 1867
pany $50 each. .....................:.. 1oo,I
eacn. at ai....................... ............... 10
each, at Observation-Disclosures. 237
20 shares Peoples Fire Insurance Company, $50
2o4 shares wcsichesier FIRE Insurance Com
pany, $40 each at..... ...................... u5H
20 shares Brooklyn Lie Insurance Company,
800 each, l0O}9
slOo each. ai i...................... so1s
S2U, 900 Broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company first mortgage seven per cent bonds.
Accrued interest from December l, 1877, To be
Charged 10 the purchaser, $1,000 each,
at........ .loi>s luz
10 shares Park Fire Insurance Company, 500
each, at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
By ORDER HxKeuroRs
20 shares KnicKcrbocker Fire Insurance Com
20 sns,es s4J parx eaI FIRE Insurance
each at lloA
ORDER OF rRUsTaE.
13 shares Republic Fire Insurance Company.
Sluu coch, a. ~
shares Rcsoiute Fire Insurance Company,
Sloo each, at. oil
FOR ACCOUNT OF wHoA IT MAY coNcEnN
l2S Shares New York Lilo Insurance and trust
Company. slO0 each az. .334 1884
ID shares Municipal Gas Light Company, Sloo
20 shares Shoe and Leather Bank sIo0 each, At lo7
40 shares Grocers' Bank, sac each, al......... rs
80 shares Grocers' Bank, $40 eacn, ut. Is
l40 shares Lopg Island Bank 500 each, at. 90 30
40 shares East River National Bank, $50 each,
800 shares Bankers and Brokers' Association, 80
per cent paid Certificate No. 65S, Tor 100
shares 694, Tor 100 shares; 67I, tor " shares;
67S, tor 2S shares (hypothecated) 500 each;
Tor the lot. .......................... l96
10 shares New York Equitable Insurance COM
pany, S35 each, at... Observation-Disclosures. lsS
20 shares Greenwich Fire Insurance Company
S25 each, at..... :........................ 275
40 shares Mercantile Fire Insurance Company,
$50 each, at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
slOc each, ...... 521s
10 shares Commerce Fire Insurance Company,
500 each, at. ............ ...................... SO
25 shares Germunia Fire insurance Company,
500 each, at. lIO
20 shares Hamilton Fire Insurance Company,
40 shares Niagara Fire Insurance Company,
500 each, at. .lOd lO7
20 shares Republic Fire Insurance Company,
20 hares Manhattan FIRE Insurance Company.
500 each, at. l295a l29Z
20 shares Germania Fire Insurance Company,
81, 900 CITY OF Cinctnnati $40 per cenl bonds
May l, 1906; accrued interest IRON tho
lst oi November last to be charged to the pur-
chaser AZ. ..... loo
Brokers Association has still further advanced. For
the shares OF tho New York Liie and trust Company
and choice insurance stocks the bidding very
keen. butfor bank shares thore was very ttio CON-
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sOLD lO2 3-S A 1O2 Is A 1O2 IL
Government Bonds Lower, States Steady and
Railroads Higher.
IE BANK STATEMENT
Money on Call Easy at 9 q a
Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

SATURDAY JAN 12--6P. NJ
There positively nothing say of the stock mar.
ket today beyond remarking ibat it was "weary
stale, fiat and Improbable" beyond measure. Such
activity existed grew out OF the snarl and wrangs
OF the Morgan and Keene factions tho bone OF
speculation they essayed to strip away the few
intcguments left to It, How fractional the
amount OF pabulum thus obtained is best learned
from the meagre list OF transactions the sparse:
ness oil auctuatioua These latter were confined to
limits which hardly represented differences OF ono
per cent except tho of the coal stocks, which
slightly exceeded these bounds In fact. after Lake
Shore, which persisently occupies the position OF
Pontilex Maximus, the coal carriers string out TO re-
tain tue smile) many bishops, priests
and deacons, lordtng 1t over the lay and languid
stocks and attracting the main share OF attention.
To-day they proved to be spasmodically weak And
strong opinions differed about the probability OF
combination. Mr.. Tom scott's utterance reported,
to the effect that matters would be satisfactorily ar.
ranged, gave considerable encouragement to buyers
for rso, though the bears secuted IL as being simply
device borrowed from the country boys, who. In
passing through churchyard, whistle to keep their
courage up For some reason or other the market
did respond favorablyto tho foreign news which
certainly augured anything but speedy termination
the state OF war. Tho significant decline In con-
sos the reported the part OF Russia for loan
Power of the Por,e's terms for an armistce, would
usually have thought sufficient reasons Tor ad-
vaucing the prices OF the grain carrying roads at
least. No such effect was, however, obtaned, and
prccs remained dull and inactive and quite inscnsioe
to circumstances which hitherto have boen deemed
important factors In an advance movement
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
we're New York Central, 1868 Harlem. 14l u; Erie,
sz6; do. preferred, % Lake Shore 90; Wabash, 1925
Northwestern SO; do. preferred, 62X; Rock Island,
ook Milwaukee 'and St. Paul, 37A; do preferred,
693; Pttsburg, 76 Delaware Lackawanna and West.
ern, 500 New Jersey Central, 1914; Delaware and
Hudson Canal, 81; Morris and Essex, "a; Michigan
Central, COZ; Illinois Central, 74%; Union Pacific.
6s%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1921; Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph, 1l1s DO. preferred, 231a Ohio
and Mississippi, S4; Western Union, Tx; Pacific
Mail, 23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRlE EC.

ALLIEN-MoLLgR.-On Thursday evening, January
TO- by the Rev. g. f. Krotel Louis ALLEN to TLLtE,
daughter OF William Moller, ESQ., Of this city.
CAMFIEID-MooRE.-On Monday January Z, 1873, at
the residence OF the brido, by the Rev. s. b. Rossier,
JAMES CAMriELD to JANE A. MooRE both of this city
ELiAs-WARD.-O Wednesday, January Q, 1873. by
tho Rev. E. H. Chapin, D. D., at tho residence of Il.
Il. Elias, WILLIAM M. ELIAS, OF New York, to Miss
ELLA NJ. WARD, OF Charleston, ". Va
Cincinnati, Charleston and West Virginia papers
please copy.
LIEBENsrEIN-RAFKL-On Tuesday evening" Jan.
uary S. by Row. H. s. Jacobs, ut residence OF brdc's
parents, LOUIS X. LEBENsrEIN, oil Cincinnati, Ohio,
aud VIOLA. youngest daughter Of Joseph Raiel, for
mcriy Of New Orleans
MrRCuR-BINGnAM Thursday, January 10, 1878,
at Trinity Chapel by Row. William McGiathery as.
sisted by Rev. G. I. Olmstcd, EDWARD GUERNSEY
MERCUR, OF WKesbarrc, and CORNELiA FALLS daughter
OF The late James W. Bingham.
O'DoyNELL-CoGGINs AT St Joseph'g Church. 9th
nv. and West Washington place, ON tuesday evening,
January s, 1s7S by tho Rcv. Father McCauey, JAMES
r. O'DoNXELL. formerly OF Watorville, Mo, 10 NELLIE
V. CoGGINs, ot this CITY, No cards.
Name pnpers please copy.
PAppock-ABRAMs.-Up January Z, by the Rev. j.
W. Dlier, b. D., Il. WILLIAM PADDOCK to NAY ABRAMs
No cards.
QUlcK-STRvENs --On Wednesday, January 0, 1878, at
the rcsidol Of the brides parents, Zanesve, Ohio
by the Rev. J. H. Gardner, I. H. QUICK, OF New York.
and JENNIE v. D., daughter Of John Stevens, Esq
No cards
RIGos-O,R RouRKE-On Sunday December 80 1877,
ut ST. Francis Xaver's Church, by Rev. Father Her
rick, JOHN ). KiGas to MARY ANN O'KoURKE both Of
this city.
TALLox-MApDR.-On Thursday, January 8, at st.
Peters Churcn, Barclay ST., by the pastor, Rev. M. L.
O'Farreli, WILLIAM rALLoN TO MARY K. MADDRS.
voLcK-ANDREws.-l Brooklyn, January Q, 1878,
at the residence oil the BRIDES parents by the Rev
Elbert s. Porter ID. d., Mr.. JOHN t. VoLcK TO LIZZIE
A., only daughter Of Benjamin Andrews, Esq.
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STOCKS AT AuCTiON.

The heaviest stock sale OF tho year was made yes
tcrday in the Real Estate Exchange by A. II, Muller,
sr The offerings included, tits understood, number
of securities that had been hypothecated by Jonn
Bonner The attendance Of bidders very large
and the sale occupied nearly TWO hours The follow
Ing arc the dciails of the sales:-
BY ORDER or ENEcrroR.
$4,000 Dry Dock, 81 Broadway aud Battery
Railroad Company nrst mortgage seven pee
bonds. Accrued interest from December l.
lS11 10 bc charged 10 The purchaser. at lOl a. l0l u
Sll, 900 BrOauway and Scventn Avenue Rairunu
Company seven per cent bonds. Accrued In
ter 81 from December l. 1871, 10 be charged TO
tbe purchaser. lUlt6 l0lL
NJ ORDER UF TfE ADMiNSriA AroKs VF JOHN 4. MLRHIII.
DECEASED
lTj shares Chicago, Rock Islani ana Pacific Raj
road Company, SlOO each. .............m % "a u 90
200 SHARES Lake SnOrc ana Michigan Southern
Railway Company. 500 oach, at............. Glss
81 'shttrs Peoria suu Bureau Valley KaI0uI
compipy, SlOU each, at...... ........ ........ 1868
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ARSON AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

John Garvey. who was arrested on Friday afternoon
Tor setting re to Furnivals paggng factory in Water
street, Brooklyn madc several desperate attempts
to commit suicide during the night by choking
himself HIS hands were nnany handcufod be-
hind his back, and remained in that position
until morning Ho then taken before Judge
Walsh where a charge of arson was preferred against
him by Thomas A. Rees, superintendent OF the fac
tory. Jennie Van Brunt, who was arrested for
drunkenness stated in tho court h 1t she heard Gar
vcy say he would burn the factory Judge Walsh
set down tho examination OF tho case for Tuesday
next and committed the prisoner 10 Raymond Street
jail until that timo.
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POLICE LIFE INSURANCE.


OFFICERS, Law YERs OR REcEIvERs.
Following is the eleventh annual report OF tho Police
Mutual Aid Association for the year ending December
81, 1915:
Observation-Disclosures from members during tho
Disbur SEINE n,s-Paid to the proper CLAIM anls
ceased members during the past year 81 193
CONTINGENT
Receipts-Baance from last .$175 81
Disbursements Printing stationery &c.. ll3 IL
Balance S02 oo
The association has lost thrtytwo members by death
during tho past year
Sergeant William H Lefferts, OF the Sanitary squad,
who is tho president OF the association accompanies
the ubove report with address the members as
toows:-
LRornERs-It again becomes my duty to few words
to this association Tne past been OF
Ia SO far tha we nave held our own besides deerease IN
year than the previous year by death. l congratu-
late the members this interposon Ut Divine
Providence in favor VI Death has visited the
families of thrtytwo VI our brothers during the past
among the hry-two WIDOWS. or their families. the
OF S39 o3 has been distributed making nm average
OF 224 Is to each family In looking the
the past years fnd the amount paid to tho
families OF New York mcmbrrs to be $327G12 So and to
the families OF Brooklyn 70 So3,Ss5. BY the
Brooklyn entitled to about fourth Of
the colections she stands IN about thai tinn
members whereas she has received only onesixth our
sociation is based on justice 10 the widows aud chill
dren OF deceased brothers. our bylaws simI
that all understa and them framed them
just what they have lawyers. need none -
Interpret for and all who forfeit their right
tain their membership Know the consequences. and
brothers ought to look before they leap from this associa
lion 1t mistaken idea that persons leaving
department. shond leave the assoetion many do not
still others do aud seem TO forget that we care Tor the well
little and
Respectfully yours. v,,r
Sant Ca. III or res
The New York herald., 1878-01-13

THE MONEY MARKET
Money call easy To-day, the rates ranging
from to per cent. the closing rate being a s and
the last being made at per cent The following
were the rates of exchange New York at the under
mentioned tcs:--savannah, buying u of, selling
~ OF; Cincinnati quiet, so discount, selling so pre-
MUM; Charleston stin 3-l6 ~, par; New Orleans,
commercial u, bank u; St. Louis, Ito premium;
Chicago. 25 to so discount, and Milwaukee. par.
Foreign exchange was quiet at 81 for bankers sixty
day sterling bills and 4s4h for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold closed at 1O2 after selling from lO2,<
1929. The carrying rates were to 8 per cent.
GOLD cLEARlSGs AT NATIONAL bank STATE OF
Gold balances..... ..........'..... .! oooool
Currency balances. lSb4, Ii7
Cold cloarIngs. .................... ~, 'o20o
CLEARING House STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. $50 49G, ,S96
Currency balances. 3.3ol o24
Cold exGhanaes. "..........'.......-.. oZys'ooo
Cold balances. ......................... 500, $50
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchhngcs'.. .s'o3silols
Currency balances A.................... 10 Ioo,6O7
uoio eXchangos.. oov.o,llf
1oio paiances.... dzoy,49S
GovRrtNMEyr BONDS.
Government bonds fell Off littlo to-day, but closed
Arm ut tho following quotations:- United States
sxes, 1881, registered, 1865 107 do. do, do cou.
pon l06ss lc61 do do., do 1865 now, registered,
1O2X lO3; do. do, do. coupon, 1925 l027S; do.
do 1857, registered, 1857 1855; dc. do, do.
pou, 1861 l06H; do. do, 1868. registered, 1914
1osx; do. do, do, coupon, lcsI 100; do.
iortes, registered, l07 4 10S DO do coupon 1072<
lOsh; do. nvcs, 1881, registered, lO5A LOG; do.
do, do, coupon, 1861 1859; do. 4h's 1891 regis.
tered, 103X a l035s; do. do, do. coupon, 103x
l03h do fours, 1907, registered, 1o1 = 1O1H do,
small, 1O2A 1021a: 500 and LOCO coupons, 1928 a
102K
RANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows increase In all tho
items The banks gain ST. e5e.575 in surplus iosoIve
and hold $40, ,so5 OF legal require.
monts Tho following shows tho condition OF the Nsw
YORK city banks this week compared with las,:-
Jam s. Jan IL Differences
Loans $3.50 256 400 $3.50 936 800 Inc $67g 800
Specie ..... 25,2u7,50O 27O93,200 Inc. sS5. 700
Legal tcnaers 34,612,O00 a. $4,000 Inc. 1926
Deposits 20i gSt, 500 900 Inc 16s4 500
Circuiaton.. 1875, 100 l9,S6l,600 lnc.. 74,5OO
The FOREIGN MARKET.
Tho London advces report decline OF n a n per
ucnt consols, which quoted 05 for both money
and the account United States bonds are " lower
for 4N's and nves and highor for tcn.fortics Eric
advanced "a pcr cent, TO 0, and Reading u per cent
70 leX. In Paris rentes fell TO 1Osf Csc but rocov
\ cred 70 looi. 2ko Exchange on London wa ouotod
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
SMUGGLf ID CIGARS.

officers Hogan, Van Horn and McCort yesterday
boarded the steamship Guy OF New York, and stow
away IN remote OF the vessel brought forth
llOo nrst class cigars which were intended to be
smugglcd ashore On board Of the steamer Columbus
these officers iound concealed 600 choice cigars,
some OF them Kcna Vlctorias, of which 1000 wero
slowed away In the nucs of the smok cstack where
Inspectors discovered tbeu covered with dust and
The New York herald., 1878-01-13
BROOKLYN BANK ROBBERY.

10 the carly part OF last year Gilbert L. Whiting,
clerk In the BrooSyn Bank, Fulton street, absconded
with $l64, 600 lie was arrested shortly after his de-
pariure and tho money recovered Tho accused,
who IA most respectfully connected Ia that city,
iLdicteJ by Grand jury Ho was released on ball
but has Ot been ircd owing TO the intcrcession OF
tue bank directors ana trustees in his BEHALF who
asked no should not be Iurther punished lowing
10 the condition OF his mind" The indictmsnt Is
ktiIl pending, however.
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FINANCIAL DISASTERS.
The Two Suspended Drug Firms in
the Hands of Assignees.
CONDITION OF THEIR AFFAIRS.
Mr.. Dunning Still in Negotiation
with the Banks.
OTHER FAILU RES.

Comparative quiet yesterday succeeded the late dis
turbipg and reports OF disaster nowing INTO
Wall from all the city's avenues OF trade There
fresh sensations, though few feeble Efforts
made to convey the idea that new failures may
be expected ut any moment. The names even oi
large drug house and wholesale grocery hrin were
mentioned being embarrassed, but immedi ae cou-
tradictions were given by the persons Interested
The affairs OF Edwin }. Dunnng, Jr., have not been
settled yet. Mr. Bell, the assignee, said yesterday
afternoon that tho willing 10 extend some
accommodation TO Mr. Dunning but that the mer-
chants arc now pressing for settlements. There will
be another meeting tomorrow, when he hopes set
Element may be effected. Mr.. Dunnins's CLERKS were
busy yesterday preparing statement. FROM inc
examination of the books so far made II was ciamed
that Mr.. Dunnipg would have considerable surplus
aft CIR paying all his debts If compromise could be
effected. Untl his affairs settled in some way
uneasness necessarily prevail in respect 10 the
solvency OF other firms whose paper he loated.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-06-06
Infinitely .aore good for lis State and sI,e
country the next two yearas o,isajfeid
(hfdss. I1eDssGl littls. :, III
5Egg. DAVIS ) III LUCK. :
Tsio Venerable F;S.P PFeaisfsnE sg tiss COS.
federacy RscoyeEs 2 Itnnd dsbIne I.state.

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