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JAMES LINGAN.

JAMES LINGAN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law.
NO. ls6 Gravier street.
r.vo AE ORLEANS. LAs
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CONSTABLE SALES.
George carey VS.. Mrs. Bridget

George Carey VS.. mrs. Bridget Hogan.
sixth JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish of Orleans, No. 12l3-By virtue Of writ
of fleri facias,. to me directed by the Hon.
and for the parish OF Orleans. ] will proceed to
sell, on st. Thomas street. near the corner Of
Philip street, on SATURDAY, August 10, 1873,
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STORE COUNTERS. STOVE, etc. as per In
yentory on file in my office.
Seized In the above suit.
iv8i anG 10 DANIEL O'LEARY. Constable.
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yuDrCrAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Chas. III. Reed.

VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
ON PENSACOLA LANDING, NEW BASIN
THfRD CASH AND The BALANCE on
ONE AND TWO YEARS CREDIT.
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PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CRY HALL,
New Orleans. July 20, 1873. J
The Eleventh Quarterly Allotment Of series
Of Premium Bonds will take place in the office
Of the Administrator of Public Accounts, City
Hall. on WEDNESDAY, July 81, 1878. at 10 o'clock
a. M, at which time sixty-fve series will be
drawn J. @. DENIS.
jy21 I'd Administrator.
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PlacIde j. spear VS.. widow ana Heirs of
D. B. Macarty Victor Olivier, Jr.. VS.. FL. G.
Macarty ct ais.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
Dish of Orleans, Nos. 10.057 and 10. o59-By yir'
tue OF two writs Of fieri facias against Clovis
Henry Macarty. Laurie Louise MaeaTty. wife of
Hubert st. Amand. Amelie Leontde Macarty,
vile of Theouhile Imbert, and Anna Louise
Courcelle, widow Of Drausin Barthelemy Ma
carly to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish Of Or
leans, in the above entitled causes. will pro p
and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, be-
tween Canal aud CustOmhOuse streets. IN the
Second District of this city. on SATURDAY,
August 81, 1878, at 10 o'clock M. the following
described prnrerty to Wit
THE UNDIVIDED HALE Of square bound
ed by Claiborne. DerbiRny (Prosper). MariRny
and ,Elysian, Fields streets. measuring three
eighty-tiye feet. inherited by defendants herein
from the late d. b. Macarty; the other undtvt-
ded half being owned by B. Soulie.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot,
THOMAS II. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
ixq1 nm A 1
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The Board of Trustees this day resolved that
after paying the annual dividend of TEN PER
CENT on Capital Stock of Company. that a
dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT in cash be
paid on Monday. June 10. to those parties en-
titled to receive the same,
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Total assets.

The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
ERNES i PRAGST, President.
.. JOHN WILSON, Vice President.
P. NJ, SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
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I De U y et = Oll0 JOHN HERBERT Oerk.
succession of Nathan DalsheImer.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
= ish OF Orleans, No. 40 001-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and TO all
other persons herein interested to show cause
any they have or can, why the account present
ed by Philip Thalheimer.. liquidator Of the late.
firm Of n. Dalsheimer & Co.. should not be
approved and homologated, and the funds
distributed in accordance herewith.
iy2G 81 au4 John HERBERT. Clerk.
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TRUSTEES.
Thos. A. Adams. Jno. e. King.
Sam1 B. Newman. Fred'k Oamerden.
Saml 81. Kennedy. Joseph W. Stone.
John Phelps, George Martin,
Adam Thomson. Alfred Moulton,
Henry Abraham, I. @. Jurey,
Victor Meyer, Edward Nalle,.
Joseph Bowling Geo. W. Sentell.
EdW'd J. Gay, Paul r. Mortimer,
Simon Hernsheim. John V. Moore,
Simon Forcheimer. w. B. Conger,
Jos. B. Wolfe. Henry M. Preston
r. B. Post. ]. J. Irby,
Edw'd Pilsbury, Reuben G. Bus q,
my2S Jno. M. Parker.
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Sworn and subscribed to before me, at New
Orleans, this thirteenth day of July, 1878.
JOHN BENDERNAGELI. Notary Public.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this
twenty -second day of May. 1878.
ALFRED INGRAHAM,
Notary puhIfo
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Succession of Pierre DeRuYs.

~ ish Of Orleans, No. 40,184-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to ala
within ten days from the present notifea-
ton, If any they have or can. why the final ac-
count pres nted by Lucfen DeBuys, admfnis-
traitor of this estate. should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distributed
in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the court.
jy26 81 aulF JOHN HERBERT, Clerk
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SUCCESSION on Il. w. REED.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. Is $50.
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
........CarOndeIet Street.-....... $50. ~
Paid up Capital, 81 200, 1000.
Assets April 80, 1873, $1,2SS,3I6 IA.
ISSUES POLICIES COVERING FIRE. RIVER
AND MARINE RISKS


TRUSTEES.
John I. Noble, B. F. Eschleman,
John Chaffe, VIM. @. Black,
Richard Milliken, CHARTS Chaffe,
J. l. Warren, L. @. Jurey,
Samuel Friedlander, VIM. Hartwell,
A. A. Yates, CO.. Leeds
r. M. Walmsley, A. r. Janin,
A. 81, May, Joseph Bowling,
7. Lytt. Lyon, A. M. Bickham.
Samuel a. Boyd Henry Abraham,
Joseph McElroy, Louis Bush.
William J. Behan, A. Brittin,
sci " G. W. Sentell.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
NOT ENTITLED TO THE PENSION.

Nelly Byrns, Mary E. Arthur and Thomas Cousins
we're proush. up for examination yesterday before
Urised States Commissioner Belts on a charge Of
having sworn falsely TOR the purpose OF obtaining $24
pen sion from the United States government II ap-
pearsd that up to within about year ago Caharine
Smith, tho widow OF Corporal Smith, OF Company G,
SIxty-ninth New Ysrk volunteers, drew S95 a year
pension tho loss OF her husband who was killed at
tho battle OF Aniietam. Tho widow smith died ABOUT
year ugo and with her death the pension ceused.
Nelly Dyrne Ia the sister OF Mrs. smith and Mrs.
Arthur her daughter, aad the former pcrsonaed the
dead woman while the lattcr and tho man swore
to her identity in order 70 commune payment
testimony as 10 tho facts, because the NC
cused parties did not deny them. They further ad-
mitted that all three lived together, aud all were par
TALLY supported out Of the pension which they have
boon drawing under similar circumstances Tor year
past. Mrs. Byrne, on being asked by the Commis-
soner what II thing she had to say to the charge,
SAID II pure necessity winch compelled nor TO
slider that sho took OATH not having taken hold OF
tho book, she considered IL no sin 10 obtain the
money formerly pad 10 her dead mother IN order 10
pay the expenses OF that mothers funeral
Agent, .this money 6ad already been drawn during
SKI cen years by your dead mother"
'tfhats true, answered Mrs. Arthur, with earnest
and tears In her eyes, 'but dont consider that
sixteen times that amount OF blood money would pay
for tho loss OF my dead father"
While this was gong on tho young hope OF the Ar
thur family, far haired child Of ABOUT hrec four
years, was busy in the exploration oil tho official
room, tts reccsses and It's documents, singing the
while, snatcles OF childish songs, al UNCONSCIOUS
that his mother was u prisoner and IN tears.
The TWO women, who seemed very respectable for
their position IN life, were hold TO bail $3.50
the Cousins, WI hose only excuse tha. Of
beiug friend OF the family, was hold Ia default OF
81 Ouu
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EXTENSIVE SWINDLING.

IL is seldom that such q host Of witnesses voiun-
tariy sock police court to lay tnoir grievances be-
iore the judge came yesterday TO appear against
Thomas NEG rash, accused before Judge Bixby with
swndlipg, aud suspected OF various onences varying
from grand to petit larceny. Tho prisoner has
throughout refused to make any admissions. Tho
first complaint made against him yesterday wan by
Ancyi IL Van Buren,, salesman Tor Horace Waters
4 Sons, tho piano manufacturers, IN which 1t was
alleged that McGrsth procured hro from the con-
cern two pianos Tor which he was 10 pay Go monthly.
He had come back to negotiate tor another but
was suspected and followed by attachc
of the house named johnson, who had hirn arr
rested and who asccra ainod that he had pledged the
piaL os at the Eagle store house at No. los Vest
rhriy-tnird street. Then came Charles j. Uetts. Of
curing from him Two pianos, and the following con-
complained OF having been swlndied out OF ono
y pieco by hm:-French h Co, OF Wcst Fourteenth
street; Billings u Co., OF No. Il Wost Fourteenth
ssroet; Emma Black, OF No. 6S Lexington avenue,
and mrs. Mccoy, OF No. 4s3 Fiith avenue. Mrs.
mounted the stand and alleged that the prisoner had
undertaken 70 collect certain moneys quo her $2U0
OF which bo secured and converted to his own uso
Than came . number 0f aactivueers and storehouse
Keepers who testified they had advanced sums vary
ing from SAB TO $50 10 AcGrathownsrs 0i The Eagle
Storcrooms, West Thirty thirc street; Mr.. Cagpey,
OF West Fourteenth street; William Abbott. oil
bleecker street; Richard Walters Sons, oil East
Broadway; GetgcrmAn, Cotton and Matthews, OF
Broadway. The police announced that other CONF
pia.uts would be forthcoming, but Counsellor Loo
Schwab, who represented tho prisoner, asked that
Judge Baxby thcn committed the prisoner TO aw nit
examination. As usual Lhere is q woman IN the case,
~ said 70 have been acconfpiics OF McGrath.
and whose srrcst 10 looked Tor soon
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PUNIsHING SKIM MILK DEALERS.

There genuine field day in the Court OF Special
Sessions yesterday for the Board OF Health. There
in all thirty prisoners arragned for violation
OF the different sections OF the santary CODE eleven
for selling aduterated milk, six for dumping manure
contrary to the law down. twelve keeping
live fowl on their premises Colonel Hastng, Dr. j.
b. WnIte and Inspectors Brennan and McCauley up
peared behalf OF the Board OF Health; number Of
counsel appeared for the dcicDdanis but with little
success those OF the accused who pleaded guilty
generally Jared tho best IN regard TO lnes. The milk
cases were taken up nrs win the following result
piNEs IMPOSED.
George BeckeL OF No. 5i Ninth avenue, charged
with not having his Car marked with the name oil the
county whence the milk cane.-As II was the first
case the Court was disposed 10 be lcnent and hned
him $40.
Henry Bonnng. OF No. 127 Greenwich avenue
Bonnipe's milk had been subjected to q chemical
analysis, and was found TO be thoroughly skim milk,
and, besides being SKI mined, II found that the
mix aduiterated- Tho accused was lned $50
Thomas Folk, OF No. sos Ninth avenue, was charged
with selling skinned waicrod milk, and II was
ass alleged that his cans were not marked us pre-
scrbed by law. he was fined s25
John Kno,b, of No. 469 Ninth avenue was charged
with having his cans not properly branded, and,
pleading guilty, was nned so.
Freacrich Van Dohln. OF No. 34s West Tnirty-sixth
street. was charged win selling skim milk us pure
milk, and also with not having his cans properly
marked. lie WAS dned $25 on each charge.
August Finch, Of No. $40 East Thirteenth street,
large wholesale dealer, was gned and 1nod $40.
Dr. White testified that his mix was watered TO the
Mrs Fanny Ray OF No. 4O4 wost Thirty first street.
was charged with having tue milk aauterated, and
her cans not marked as the law requires. She was
lned $40
Nathaniel Woodruff, Of the arm OF Sanford Wood
hun, OF No % North Moore street, arraigned
three distinct charges On the charge OF having his
not washed according to law he was Encd $40,
and tho charge OF having skim mix iu his not
bran ded skim mnk lined $685. and for selling
milk fined additional $25, making the whole
amount OF his lns $50.
Aiter these disposed OF those people arrested
tor Keeping fowl Tor sale their premises wsro
arraigned and fined in sums varying from SIS TO $25
u Inc manure dumping cases were adjourned III next
"Wednesday by request OF counsel.
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QUEENS COUNTY COURT OF SES
SIONS.

In the Queens County Court OF Sessions at Long
Island City yesterday the following liquor dealers
indicted Tuesday, were arraigued, and pleaded as
ioliows:-Francis Lantry, Patrick Dermody, John
Garry, Thomas Hogan, George Nun. Jacob SCENERY,
Alexander MeGee, Joseph Margrovc and James Ryan
not guilty; John kenoo, August keipc. Lewis Ahner
Henry Bomber and Maria wcntwicL, guilty. and
were sentenced pay fine OF $50, aud default OF
pay be imprisoned In the county jail for thirty
days Eleven oi the indicted dealers failed answer
10 their names. and three OF the number indicted
Mathew Snitn, Andrew McGeary and John Vaugnt-
exhiDi.sd their licenses and were discharged.
A. the sfsrnoan session OF The Court the Indictment
against u. II. Marsh. Jonn W. Frost J. II. Mansfield,
Juiius Knight Christian Voso and Michael McG rado,
for Maintaining q nuisance (thc Amona WorksL ut
Long Island Cay, was handed In. The Indictment
wns ioupd At previous term OF the Court, the do
fendants pleading not guilty. Application was then
made 10 the supreme Court 10 have trial removed
from the Session TO the Court oil Oyer and 1crminer
which vas denied. Yesterday counsel Tor the de-
isndants moved that the indictment be quRshed, on
The ground that II did not name the location Of the
Iac,ory or the ward In which IL situated. Judge
Armstrong stated that he would give his decision at
the opening OF The Court this morning A Jury
sworn anu Il. 5. Annabie, agent Tor Uuon college at
Long Island Cty, testified Tor the prosec ut
meeting 0f tho Board OF Health he heard Mr. Marsh
suy who ms convderaes In business were nnd at the
same time he exnibitec piece OF sulphate OF
amonia, romarkinE, ''rDis s what make -
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DIR. SHINE AGAIN In COURT.

The examinstion IN the case Of Dr. william I.
SHINE accused OF assaulting John Noonan, Of No. IA
Norris street, ou Monday evening, came up boforo
Judge Duffy at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
afternoon, and Dr. shine was committed IN $500 bail
TO answer NJ General Sessions Mr. William +. Howe,
counsel Tor DR.. Shine, went up with tho com paina
john Noonau, to tho Judges bench. The counsel
said :-"four Honor, this man Wishes 10 Withdraw
the charge against my cont, DR.. SHINE, and suppose
that rs the end OF this CASEY
Judge Duly looked at Noonan for n while and then
at COUNSEL and quietly remarked, II cannot allow It,
This man caIno here yesterday very anxious TO get a
warrant, got H. aud when the prisoner was arragnod
swore positively mat DR.. Shine struck him with a
revolver. 1he case has assumed too much notoriety
already. cannot allow II TO be Withdrawn"
MIR. Howell is your business 10 allew the with
drawui, Judge Duny and IL you don't know your
business will teach you.
Juags Duny-If hear any more such talk as that
will put you out oi court.
Mr. Howe have right to talk that way. The
statute says that man can Withdraw charge OF mis-
demeanoT ii you want TO hold my client account
OF any political pique want 10 know IT, want II
brought TO tho surface
Judge Duny-DOnt got excited, Counsellor
MI Hoas-I WON'T got exctod, but say bore that
n you rouse 10 accept this mans oner to withdraw
the complaint will advise my ciicnt TO give bail
and have you arrested tomorrow Tor alse mprison-
nent
Dr. shine was held In $500 bail, which was fur.
nished by Denis Hogan.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
COLLISION AND SHIPWRECK.

HNKINo OF A GERMAN BARK BIZ gHz STEAM
SHIP yToPA-REscuE or THE CREW
aRAPHIo ACCOUNT OF TUE DISASTER BY AN
EYE-wITNEss
The steamer Utopia, which arrived at this port
yesterday iron Londso, reported upon her arrival
collision with the German bark Heisos, Captain
Z,esner, and tho sinking Of the latter. The Utopia
did not reach her dock until about haIi-pnst hvo
O'CLOCK owing 10 the The accident occurred
the 6,a inst. on tho Banks Of Newfoundland, aboat
hvo o'clock tho evening and during n dsase iog.
OF the twelve persons board the Heos
all were saved. although the vessel sank
In httle wbsls alter. Que OF the crow a lad, was
severely wounded In the arms Tho Utopia brought
ihe men 10 thus city, where they landed as soon ss
the vessel reached tho Dock III don't know hot the
scciden, occurred, said ths mate, who speaks Eng
Iish very nuenty. IL below at tho time; but IL
was very sudden. ana the boat sank very after
No we're strucg." The reporter called on Captain
Donaldson board the Utopia, but he said that,
having made Official ropon OF the occurrences To
the company, he did not wish TO mako any other
publish ais statement lie content. More Than
tniA be would not say.
A PAssksGER's srArKnRsL
The accident was the general subject OF conversa-
tion among The passengers, and IRON ono oil them.
Professor r. L,eroIx HERALD reporter obtai ned
,grspbio recital of tus event
Nrhe Utopia,J y ne said, ''sailed from London for
Gee FORK August IS Our voyage, though stormy,
was prosperous until the 5tn ana 9th OF september,
when We came upon The southern skirts oi the Banks
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
COURT CALENDARS.

SuPREME CouRr-CHAMnKRs--Hod by Judge Pot.
called at eleven ooiock A. M.--Nos 1sY, 2 lis LII,
126, 172 1T6, 11S, 1s4, lss tyO.
sUPRKME CoURT-SPKcIAL 1kRM-Adjourned all
to- morrow at ton O'CLOCK A. VI.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-sPKcIAL TgRx-Heid by Chief
Justcc Curtis.--Court opens at twelve O'Clock. No
aay calendar.
COMMON PixAs-SrKciAL TERM-Hed by Chief Jus
tice o. L. Day.-Court opens at eleven O'CLOCK A. H.
No day calendar.
Judge Goepp.--Nos. 4g68, 4Sy4, 49l7, 469l, 494l,
477g, 1902 49lS, 4977 47s2. 4s45 ASH, 4S2l, 4sO1
4g24, 4s56 Part 2--hed by Judge Sinnott.-Nos.
;lto, 4lI6, 3sJ9 454o. 40A, $685. $3.50, 4o92, 42jl
t340 4ol9, 4471, 44si 4t22, 4601. Part S--hsld Dy
5OO6 5oOs, 5oo9, SOLO, 5OI1 5oi2, 5Ol3, 50i5 5oi6
CoURr oP GtsERAL SRssioss-Part Held by Re-
coraer hscKetL--Ihe People VS.. James Mooney, rape
Same vs.. Johu Cosgrove, felonious assault ana
battery; same vs. Patrick Rooney, Charles
Dean and James McQuirck, purgiafyi Same
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The petition OF Fetio Lonbardo, broker, has been
roerred to Register Little. HIS liabilities amount to
sl93 000 principally losses stocks and real estate
the assets consist OF Two Boulevard lots mostgaged
for $964O. The principal creditors Edward Bran
don, $50, 35l; f.. u. Wallace g. Co., $780, 900; Now
York State Insurance Department, SIG. SOS; William
Ogle, S3439; David Banks, $22as; William b. Whisc-
man, So. .4aO; X. Denrens, 5000; Joseph Moore,
So 400; j. ". Andrews, 81, ,O0O and Henry Underhill
$5, 500
Register Allen has had the petition of Treat S.
Beach, dealer In POWDER who resides at No. Ill East
Fortiesh street, referred 10 him. The liabilities
amount 70 $34l l.. among tho creditors being tho
iollowing:-,W h. Powell & Co., 50, 900; Moor Co.,
SIS, 900; John f. Stiger, 50, 1872; Alvan Shepherd,
81 500, ana Martin Cohen, 81 $50 He has no assets
Judge Choatc has issued an order Ior sias G. smith,
OF 333 TwsnIythird street. to show cause on
the l7th inst why he should not Ds acjudcated u
bankrupt on the petition OF three creditors. whose
$500 81, 90. '" N'''' '-''''' 'AA''' '' ~
Register Little has received tho petition in bank
ruptcy OF Traub d Werner, whose Liabilities amount
arc ar Elmer Fsidssein 81. 5Is; N. s.hsin, $1,000;
Tho petition OF; Frnncis w. Poyntz, paints, at No.
2,240 Third avenne, has been referred TO Resister
real estate. Among his creditors are the Aanhatlan
Savings BANK, 81 500; Mutual Life Insurance Com
paIy go ooo John ssSan's sSa psst estate $500 Bs'
81 564 FIRST National BANK oi Brooklyn 1850; Har
lem Bank $1,000 bis consists OF real estate at
No. 1873 East Il9ih street and Two lots ut Sixth ave-
and l3lst street, valued at $780, fully mort
gagged.
The schedules OF Robert Il. Ihempson OF No. 653
West Fity-6 street. whose petition IL reierrod
Register Alien show liabilities 10 the amount of
$780, among his creditors being Jay Gould, l62
J. Leslie. .thonpson, $2,b ,boo John f. Darby, $4,000; I;
NJ. Is. Thompson, $l,225.
rhe application OF Alden u. Stockweli, formerly
President of the paci1c Mail Steamship Company, tor
his discharge from bankruptcy, came up before Reg
lister Aon yesterday, and as none OF The creditors
appeared tu opposition his discharge Will be granted
A meeting OF tho creditors OF Mrs. Haines and Aile
Do Jauon who keep the fashionable boarding school
at No. IL Grameroy Park, was held yesterday AZ tho
Office OF Register Allsn and composition OF twenty
cents the dollar, casn. was aecepted.
Register Dwight yesterday Issued warrants for
meetings Of croditors following cases John j.
Prev on Octobcr Miles O'Cvnnor, October 2, and
Charles W. Harris, October 2.
Al "A meeting OF the creditors of william Kirchner,
butcher OF No. 26 Grccn wien avenue held yesterday
at the Office OF Register Ftcn, composition OF Two
cents the doAsr was accepted. HIS liabilities
amounted TO 50, 500.
The New York herald., 1878-09-12
BONDS All AUCTION.

Among tho sales Of securities the Exchange yes.
terday were the following bank. Insurance, gas,
Brooklyn Bridge and Third Avenue Railroad
stocks:-
81 900 Brooklyn City per cont bridge bonds, due
1920 interest January July at 1l6A per cent? 100
shares Bank oil Manhattan Company, $50 zach, at
13l per cent; l32 shares Pacino BANK $50 oacb, at
rs pcr cent; lie shares Merchants BANK 500 each
AT 120x per cent; 800 shares Peoples Bank, x26
each, at Il0 Ill per cent; so shares N Mechanics'
National Bank, SIS each, 1861 per cent; rs shares
New York Gasiign. Company, 500 each, at 0l q por
cent; ~ shares Manhattan Gasiight Company, $50
each, at 100 pcr cent 10 shares Harlem Cas-
light Company, 500 each, at 63 por cent;
20 shares Tho Page kidder 4 Fietcher (ny-
pothccatedh 500 each, at 70 per cent !;
400 shares United Sates Express Company 800 EACH
nj 40,4 per csut; 10 shares Third Avenue Railroad
Company, $lOo each, at 10ox per cent; IL shares
Mstropeiitan Gaslight Company, Of Brooklyn, 500
each at 50 per cent; 100 shares Brooklyn ussfght
Comoony, $50 each, at 1907 q 1907 pcr cent 20
shares New York City Insurance. Company 500 each,
at 90 per cent So 900 Farmers Loan aud Trust Com
pany receipt Tor New Jsrsoy Southern Railroad nrst
mortgage bonds with coupons cue Novem Der l, 1873
and since at 20 per cent? 10 shares National Bank Of
the Republic, $l00 eacb at 81 per cent; 10 shares
Central National Bank, 800 eacn, at w per cent ~
shares Park Fire Insurance Company, 500 each, at
l09x per cent? 40 shares Tradesen's Fire Insurance.
Company, $50 each, At 132k per cent 90 shares Nj
agsra Fno Insurance Company, $50 ssob. NJ ll2 per
oent