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New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Money has grown rather easier dnr1Dg The week
and though the more common rate Oh call is per
cent, there were frequent exceptions at lower fig
ures Discount remains slow at to per cent
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 5000, 900 National Bank notes for redenp
tion. The Customs receipts were Si60,O0O, and the
Internal Revenue receipts we're 81 900. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day :
Currency exchanges, sos, ,S03,f0i; currency bal
ances SSH, ,7l9 gold exchanges, Ss734,679; !;
and gold balances 81 ,3S5,722.
The London market during the week was active
and prices of securities made a sharp upward turn
and then were less irregular on the varying
chances that England might be drawn into the East
ern conflict. The bank did not change its discount
rate and money in the outside market is down to 2
per cent FOR three months bills of discount To-
day the very large sum OF 600 600 bullion was
withdrawn from the Bank of England Oh bal
ance," making a total of $3.50, 900 III TWO days The
0uotation of bar silver Is 5334 pence, the ounce
English standard. The following are the highest
and lowest prices of securities for tae week. and the
closing sales to-day, and a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

! 1uoS4 seller 81 uate
The principal feature of the stock market to-day
was its intense dullness. The total uansacti0ns
were only 81, 900 shares, and they were unusually
evenly distributed. Particular care was taken to
circulate unauthorized denals of any ard all cutting
of rates by the trunk line railways, and absurd
fpures were exhibited as the earnings OF the Cen
tral and Hudson, and Lake Shore Roads. The Mich
igan Central Road which =" never reports, except
wien the figures are favorable to-day gave out its
earnings for the second week oi January, showing
a gain of $l0.964 over last year, when 1t, ike
others was snOw-blocked The fact of this gain in
creased the circulation Of the other reports, and
helped the price of Lake Shore up to 613 at the
close Of Michigan Central there was not q sale:
Erie was strong and higher at 9l2610097s. and
Central and Hudson steady at l06SSa 1862. The
granger stocks were all better. with St. Paul com
mon in the lead at 3SSsG39l2 Hannibal and 81.
Joseph preferred improved from % y 70 2Cos Ohio
and Mississippi from 7l2 to 77s, and Wabash from
Is 10 153sG15la.
The coal shares opened lower bat afterward
covered the decline and closed steady. The trading
was limited only g. 400 shares of Delaware, Lacka-
wanna aud Western selling at 50l2a51 La 51$4d31,
and 500 shares of Delaware and Hudson at ola
5OasG51. Morris a Essex sold at 760 I5oe and
Central OF New Jersey at 15l4G16.
because of advance in its rates for telegraphng,
rose from 76ss TO 77ls. This furnishes another eX-
ample of the beneficial effects which the country
derives from combinations and consultations. That
advanced rates may be a necessity to the West
em Union Company with its capital some
two or three times greater than the sum ever eX
pended in the construction of its lines IL more than
probable, but that the previous rates would pay
well upon tue real cost Il not 10 be doubted. Pacific
Mail to-day was quiet at 233sa Z3osG23is. The
market closed firm.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARgEr.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LOSDOE Jan lSThe amount Withdrawn from the Bank of
England Today 2200O O00 in eagles and was for ship
mrpt York. silver IN quoted at 539d per ounce
LONDON Jan. lSl23O j. C0nsois g Tor DUth money
and The account bonds four aud hall per cents
I0i4 1865 lO67s TenfOrtics coupon lCSSI New bvos
lOj7s New Jersey Central cOns0s 81 NcwJeT5cy Central
Railroad. l6si. . 49,. .. A. -
LONDON. Jan. ls-l30 m.Pars advices quote five per
cent renes q lJ9 francs for the account.
Ioypoy Jan ls-2 D. m-COnsols. 95ie for both money
and the account o-, ,,.., -..
IOXp0s Ian 1880 D. C0nsOs $3.50 fOT both money
and The account Of bullion viihdInwn nom The
Rank Of balance, TO-DAY, II tZtW,OOO
IONDo., Jan. 1S-4 j. nt-Ei1e Railway shares 9oG -
IONDON lS-1.15 p. m.CnHsO1 30 DON money
and the account L. bonds 1865 1864 Ere Railway
shares, 9at: NcS-Jersey CentiGl, H.
IOSDoN, Jan. l8-6 p m Ere Railway shares, 01s
BEGJN, Jan. 1S.The weekly statement o. hc iinpelIA
Bank Germany in specie OF 72LOOUO INKS
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Ter North Rirer. Vessels ana Ra,iroafS.
GENERAL MARKET "r PORT.

AeWTg- In small sales Pots, 4244ac: Pearls &c.
f!FESW AX-Dull unchaneed Western and southern Vel
low 26lqd27lQc. 49,
BROOM CORN Quiet, unchanged; Green Hur, Cd7cd
Ne and Ped Tipped. &c; Medium Green JdG2c.
CANDIE.-ln jUbbiDg sale.
COAL-Ihe combination recently formed causes more
,cadinrss but dealers stocked little doing 81
The moment. Liverpool House Camel sl2 hOdsl8 Lay:
eTnool Gas DO, sl00Sll; Newcastle DO Caskingff 40
IL. provincial s4as4 30 currency Pennsylvania aud
Wesoo, eiapd Gas, SIS 5Oas8 West Virginia do. 50 35
tmbeTlsnd Broadop and Cloared "a asa 90 Anthracite
~ s3 az, by the cargo.
COCOA-luiet, unchsngeJ
CUICCORN-Quiet, 4Ad6asc
CGFFIsH- Rio quiet here rather weak. At Baltimore.
oXcver ales O1O bags ex Aquidneck." 16s 4OO DaRs
ex "Gray Eagle 900 bags "Ayin Kelley 1lo bags eI
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

David stewart 246O bags Frances Jane" and lot
sales l,lo0 bags "Aquidneek" private terms ordary
to Prime eargoes l5alszc gold Padapg 2l@Z2c. MARA
caibo i5olSc. 81 Domingo. I6d &C.. god.
COoPERAGE STOCK-tseneraIy quiet tone easy
CORDAGE-Unchang-d; quiet.
CorIO-Dnil ON spot some grades redoces sc sas
l25S bales 1853 EVENING" includng 62s export Ooo
sI1nng 400 bales delivered contract Receipts at the
potts to-day % 727 bales against this day last week
1855 year lJd5si bales against ljo
9S7 week. IL go this lastyear since september
tal 2
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Good Ordinary. .......... 9is
Strict GnOd Ordinary nA

Futures active but closing points lower sales ast
evening, 5000 bales To-day First calI-FeIrnary ll2.
March, l3S; 1165 June ll77, lll6 July lls2 hugs
1890 ls9, SO october. ll.60 49 145 total 2Zoo
bales Second Cal-FebrusTy, L.; April Iie9 MAY NAY
l60O bales Third Call,f January lI21; Febrary II -
August lo1; sspismbe loG5 oe19esr d ii5 81 ua1 total
TN tie 23d Il2O $500 February. l12Odll %; 1900
March, 113iaIlAi; April ll49d1l5li May llG26l
Jnne IA dIl7G; July llS2 August. II sbG llSo; sep
tember il65 October, Has total +0,4OO bales gIane
total, Sc, 500 bales Futures barely steady.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

is there likely TO be until certain matters are ad
justed 1O-day's sales covered dealings in Missouri
6s of 1886 at 1O43a, and of 1887 and 1888 at 100:
There an advance III the Louisiana consolidated
z per cents to S2l2
There were free offerings of city bank stock. and
to-day there were sales of Central National 5l nj
l00ls: Fourth National (30 at 9S; Union (o4l at
147@l4G and Shoe and Leather i10l at 1l3.
Railroad bonds were in good request, but to-day
the tra,ng was restricted. The New York Central
ana Hudson firsts were 100. and HarNe1n frsts 120
New-York Central is of 1888 selling at 1914 Erie
thirds at 1O7l4 Boston, Hartford and Erie rsts at
10 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota at 80,
Buffalo, New-York and Erie at 1868, Lake shore
at 1Oi, Michigan Central IS, 5. f., at IL, Toledo
tennessee, Virginia ana Georgia iirsts at 95l2
Central Pacfcs were frmer at 104, Union hrsts be-
ing at 1884, aud sinking fund 95ll Missouri Pacific
frsts 101 81 and seconds S9l40S9. ST. Paul gold Is
sold at 06l2
Since Congress adjourned in December tine belief
has gained ground among business men that the
Blaud Silver Bill can never become law. Hence
the price of gold has slowly followed the course
which financial and commercial circumstances
unite to indicate. and touched 1O1 g, the lowest
price being made to-day The highest price of the
week was 1921. On gold loans the lending rates
to-day were T. g. Gig, and 5 2 per cent for carry
ing. The Sub-Treasnry disbursements for the week
were 81 ,353,5iO interest and 81 .S2i, 400 called
bonds inclusive of $117 900 and $2s5, 400 to-day
The days business of the gold clearing department
of the Bank of New-York covered Gold cleared
$13,24O.000; gold balances, II ,S72 1893 currency
balances, 81, $50. The gold quotations were as
follows
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

prrsoir Jan lsWnea stronger; Extra White Michigan
al 2sadsl 2sat No do, u "a 2a$l2is,. Receipts
Wheat, 30 sSS bush Shilrnenis-Wheat S.si3 bash
BUFFALO Jan lS-IlOur in light demand sales of 400
bb unchanged rates. Wheat inactive no desire shos
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
pprNr cI.OTus MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PBoyInESCE H. L. jan ls.Ihe Printing Cloths market Is
easier In tone hut the maket Was without business OF change
Oi quuations.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Az, and Il week ago /:

In Paris the five per cent French rcGies advanced
from los. 80 10 100 % but fell back to-day 10 lO9
which was the closing price. Sight exchange on
London being quoted AT 25.16.
The following are the quarterly statements Of the
ol noul soft ha cifN e
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
fflarsle ano 6lats alaursls.

a TTENTION Now is the time 10 purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTElS. ,,,.
s,s,eWork 4pENRHl y SLATE CO..
30 Union square, ". Y. titlaye aud l.thsts:l
q KLABER g. CO.,
-. West 5lstst between Broadway and sth ave. Esab
iIshed 1913. MANrEIS, THING. MONUMENTS AZ To-
duced prices. PLUMBEBs' SLABS = speciality.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Foreign Exchange was dull during the week and
lower, standard drawers reducing rates to ASH
for 90 days bills, and to asa for demand. To-day
on better demand. selling rates were up to 4Sl p
for 80 days and 4.S4 for demand to the Z. We
annex revised closing rates:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Go Whcm It aldn Concern

OSWALD NEWBURY JUPP.
~ n OSWALD NEWHURY JIFI,. alias Oscar Leonard
heard um a 81 CatAcfas. Brazil IN sC', ID
living will apply AiYRON n. JUPP at IHE TlB Ne
OGicc Ncwlork e. : A. Ae viii hcr 81 soaetnng to his
acquainted Win his death Wli ODnge
b. communicating with NJ. H.JUPP as above.
TeNhe Agency of MessIs. q. c. * {. &. Mar
rn of az Il; aver St. Tor sale Of
any OF our gools has wholly r&J W. GAFF & co.
Aurora, Ind. Jan. IA, 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
.. 276.sOO lOl. 900

The following are the imports OF dry goods at the
port of New-YoTk for the week ending this date,
and since the beginning of the year. compared with
the corresponding portions of previous years
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

There was large business in United States bonds
during Che week, and in the leading issues higher
prices were the rule, though considerable irregular
liy existed This day was no exception 10 tie rule,
the market generally closing firm. The following
are the highest and lowest prices for the week. and
the closing sales to-day and "a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
1itlluclIl.

&tuullllnI.
4 GAS STOCKS. ---..-
~. NEwYORK AND BRooKLY GAS sIoCKs ,I,I, AND n,
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BOUGHT aud SOLD by
80 Broa,Lst, y. Y.
NEW YORK. Jan. ~. 1878
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE EAST NEW
TtRiSG coMpA&Y, in accordance vim the laws the
state Of Sew York shown Ja"uary l. 1873: so.oooo
citicaeS ' % oi Ya ade5edness to stcckbodsfs 1000
No Debts ZEE e PIrKiH, P riIN'S Of HhEs T49st's,
s8d says he IL the Fr.deni Of the above COMPANY
thst the Srcg.ng 'atent T. true TO t9s eGat o hls sao~
Sworn to before me tins the ION day January ISIS
5',i'i cc1tiac,tc m aled in in NsS.3ors. NV ''D'
A LBERT II. NICOLAN, Auctioneer.
stocks and Bonds a Auction
REGULAR AUCTION SALES Of STOCKS, BONDS, aDd
Every MONDAY and Thu RsDAY.
ALh-Rr H. NI'oLt3 No. IS f% FS,s aHe'islseI.
Real Estate Agents and Auciioneera. -
DY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit
ID Court of the city ol Arxsndlia virginia rendered at
S % 5sr Az 4n aS na '%S s Railway cGmpsay ana
ocr the @ s1 ay Of n9%s, rT,ry m
lsis ~ o'clok sell by public auet on. IN front OF
drfa Va the Whole Of TIE ALEX AYDRIA AND FRED
t,. Of ,h Long ITee IN iCxanGria County virgins to
oianco in stsnoIi County together with all
ana @ IT. " Ss @ 1q1 Tes oe Of s
Four q locomotive Engines.
10 o. Combined Passenger anG E:ggage Cars.
TSSniy nv are -ss" 81 GonGcla Car. treizhl
be paid in cash and Le residue in ,lIre qua q NAL "a ~ pay
from % m the , ay 81 % nm r SaptDs ine,e with
secunty satisfactory said commissioners o safe The nte
ST % @ P ne pSrSaser not to be let into until
the slc shall have bsen cqnhrmed by sid court
fIhNGIs s T.. i. SMITH Ir} oi
ElRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
OFFICE OF IHE LONG BRANCH smoaE{
IanRoAD Co, "a Broai,t, y. Y.
\QTlCE.-rhe election OF directors OF ,,L the ne
cu.ne year. %i he held al the Office Of nc COMPANY AZ Long
f Is1@sa M an Sna E1s'frs T rafr
- 'e''' !" ~ !" GPM MoRosINI. secretary
ORDERS EXECUTED at the san FRAN
" CISCO, PHILADELPHIA ana NEw-YoRK FIX.
cHASGEs. HENRY CIEws 6 co, BANKERS, 2d Newest.
DROPOSAIS for $143,OOO
L srOc4s OF THE CRY OF SEWYoRK: WORK. oo,..
uS fr sSh9 VI" & g At & a De %
when he same vi" 9 P1Sy @ SGSs II T nI DS Stock CT %F
THE cry OF .NEw.YORk." under the following titles
a"i 5lafS3' T f''%y&S;4%sox '%y&S%ox B. sToeE
"CRoroN WATER MAIN STOCK" author.
Eed by Chapter AZ. Laws Of 1879 payable , ,o. an
November ], 1906 ............ bsoOu 90
"NEW.YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE
STOCK no. D." authorized by Chapter JS3 ..
Isws of 1871 ayabe November l. 1885. $4,000 %
Si43O00 10
win bear interest at e rate Of per cent per
the first day of May and November IN each
Consolidated the Ct Of New York ana lucosed III
a second eop- addressed 10 the Controller. .
The night Is reserved on The part Of III" Controller To rleet
Corporation require IT,
For fun inforinaon "City Record
JOHN KELLY, Controller.
CITY OF NEW YORK Department of Finance Controllers
Office, Jan. l5 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

4 GAS STOCKS.
a. NEW.YORK AND BROOKLY GAS STOCKS AND
Securities dealt in also Ri FFALO MuTUALan CITIZENS
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BouGIiT aud SOLD, by
GEO. II. PKENTISS,
80 SrOadst- y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Decrease. tIncrase.

The gross earnings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway, for the second week Of Jan
uary, were : 1873, S42,462; 1877 $l5,i62; IN
crease, S27,035.
The gross earnings of the Michigan Central Rail
road compare as follows:
1877 1873. Increase.
Second OF January .....sl07.73O slsG94 slO9oi
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

4 LBERT II. NICOLAl, Auctioneer.
stocks and Bonds al Auction.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES Of STOCKS, BONDS, and
OTHER SECURITIES
Every MONDAY and THU RSDAf
Our established days for - years
Special sale, AL other when required.
ALb.-RT H. NICOLAl Co. AuctOneers
No. s3 P1nest., New-Iork
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
We annex latest street quotations to-day:

1hsIe was nothing important in State bonds, nor
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
Total sales for the day. ......
CIANfka lBTgga Aw GiEFT

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
a., BiG. Asked. Gid Asked
City 6s, new...... 1874 li3sl sciuv1 Nav.pref.
=. X X OF y. j.. 1904 .. SOrtheTnCcD. III. u
rem r. H...... 32as S2l2 Lengh Nav-.-... 1Sos lS4
headine r. H.. lO4 16es Pitts, 1l6 & Bnf Ga Ga4
+hleh Valley all2 sl's Hest0nvie r.. 80 Ss
SdiaHlgsa 80 Central Trans 80
PhI 4 krTe II. H. 9ie 10
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

Sulplus nc AZ Der cent 81, 1000 20
The losses S14U00 less than those estimated by tho
mortality table
SAMUEL c. HUEY. President
Saml L. Stokes Vice stephens, % Vice Prest
Jas. Weir Mason, ActuaTy Henry Austie Secretary.
Henry G. Brown, Assistant Secretary,
IANltGEORD. nrnalMaY-
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19

The following were the receipts and shipments AT
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-19
t5relnces Chances.

EIRST-CLASS SHIP PROPERTY IN eX-
Il change for proved unncunlbered al estate IN br.Ok
Nn or Ncwfork; amount equity $4,000 Addrsss = f. t.
Box l,3lo p. o. New York
pE1lRING from BUSINESS, stock, lease
IA fixtures for sale; the best location IN othaNe
between 1874 and 25dsts. Address j. b. Tribune
once.
WANTED "A loan of $4,000 on bond
the Village West Chester Particulars OF DALEY x
PERRY, 80 ParkrJw, y. \. Guy.
National Republican., 1878-10-04

The grand chorus concert given wednesday
night at Congregational Church for the benefit
of the yellow fever sufferers will be repeated
tonight for the benefit of the suffering poor in
our own midst, aud it is hoped the boncfciout
object named will DO amply sustained by the
public. The singers who participated on We'd
nesday night are requested to be at the church
promptly ut seven o'clock p IN.
The concert last Wednesday, besides being
the means of constituting a handsome sum to
the relief fund, had another good result, which
was to show what excellent musical material
there is available in this city. Steps have al
ready been taken to organize this musical
talent 1t is proposed to establish a conscrva'
tory Of music similar to the one which is in
nourishing existence In Cincinnati. Tho
project is In the hands of q number of leading
musicians of the city, and will undoubtedly be
successful If it meets with proper encourage
meut from our citizens.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
The Second virginia District.

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. =, 1STU.
To the Editor Of TIE National RepHJ'icdH:
SIR: The o!d adagc Of Those whom the
gods would destroy they first make mad" is
fully illustrated by the supcrscnsitive Conscr-
vativc papers Of this city, both dailics." Both
arc bcrating with rattle snake eloqucncc
(morc venom than logic our Federal oilic, =
holder for daring to depart from their dicium
by encouraging and aiding voluntary con;ri.
buttons for carrying on the Congressional
campaign. Now, If this is not consuinnlate Q
check, we are at loss to justify the procliy..
ties Of u Government mule that has the
credit Of having all check.
While these two very Conservative dailies arc
minding the business of honest Republicans,
their good shepherd" Is ia New York, cur
failing their patronage by bargain and sale
arrangement with the New York World to
furnish buncombe for his head men, that their
dull comprchcnsions may be enlightened by
the political hash of the aforesaid World. All
this is done by the World "for one month"; "
as its private circulars show. Now the ques.
tion arises What is Honest John" doing In
the North when he should be ut home sugaring
his own press, both dailies 2"
As to the opinions of either for Republicans
to bc influenced by, it's nothing-"only a
dream" of the dcluded (so imagined) brain
mans, who evidently are not happy at tn,
idea of sharing prospective defeat, for tn,
sovereigns are moving. SCOUT.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
A DEVOTIONAL ORATOR.
Praying to the Public Between Two Police
mon.

Praying TO the Public Between Two Police
mon.
Last evening mau mounted the steps at
the east front Of the Senate wing Of the Capt.
tol aud began TO harangue incohercntly and
wildly, talking upon many subjects, religion
and the labor question being most prominent.
This attracted the passers-by, aud n crowd Of
about fifty collected TO hear this orator who
dared to infringe the order prohi biting meet
ings on the Capitol steps.
Some one In the crowd interrupted the
speaker. He commanded silence and then
remarked threateningly: "Id just as soon
shoot man rs eat my breakfast" Just then
two Capitol police officers came up, aud ap.
preaching the speaker told him that he would
have to go unless he had permission to speak
there.
81 have permission" replied the speaker.
From whom p asked one of the officers
The marshal" replied the orator.
Being Informed that the marshal had no au.
thorty there, he said that he got his author
ity from the Commissioners. Being again in
formed that he had no proper author
ity, he replied that he had authority
from Almighty God" This did not satisfy
the officers, who said that II he had not
written authority from Architect Clarke he
would have to 60.
81 will abide the result" firmly replied the
persistent orator, squaring himself as II about
to begin speaking.
Then we will have to LOCK you up" re-
marked one Of the officers.
Lock me up! l want to be locked up"
retortcd the orator.
"Then come" said the officer, taking the
man by the arm.
Wait until pray" said the man, and he
sank down upon his knees between the two
officers and went on with his interrupted
speech, only addressing it to the Deity iustcad
of the crowd.
In this way he continued for several minutes,
and the scene became quite ludicrous. In
his prayer the man touched upon great vari.
ETY. of subjects 1t was evident to the crowd
that the man simply assumed the posture Of
prayer for the purpose of battling tho officers
who could not well interfere with him while
he was professedly attending TO his devOtions,
Having finished his long prayer. the ma,l
arose, said he would be back here next Novem.
Der, then, waving his hand, said We'll,
friends, let us go. Wen leave 1t with the
Lord" lie descended from the steps, and
hurried toward the Baltimore aud Ohio De-
pot.
National Republican., 1878-10-04
HOME AFFAIRS.
CIT NOTES.

-For District notes see third page.
For amusements see second page.
-MIscrllncOus matter oil third page.
For Georgetown news see third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
For excursions and picnics see third page.
Officer Kenner has been transferred from
the steamboat wharvcs TO duty in the First
Precinct
The grand jury yesterday discharged
Owen Taylor charged with second otfen5e of
petit larceny.
-wUrkmen are busily engaged erecting
fre-cscare on the rear wall of the Government
Printing Office.
1t is said that an employee of the Health
Department has discovered new and very
valuable disinfectant.
john Dennis, the man who stole valise
containing $40 from a stranger named John
Dunn last Tuesday evening, was held for the
grand joy, bonds being fixed at 800.
The Health Officer yesterday called atten-
tion o. Commissioners toe, icctive water.clOscts
al the Potomac School building aud to the
filthy condition Of Clark's alley northwest.
When the steamer Mary Washington was
passing near GlymOnt, Wednesday, covey Of
partridgcs lighted upon the deck. Captain
Blake captured four aud the others escaped.
A coal dealer imcd David lIackmau was
arrigucd in the Police Court yesterday and
fined $40 on two charges of selling coal under
weight. The cases were appealed to make q
test case.
A movement is OH foot to start u new TEN.
perance organization, the name of which has
not yet been decided upon. 1t will be con-
Quoted by some of the most prominent temper.
ance men in the ID strict.
Last night Acting Lieutenant Arnold ar.
rested u colored boy by the name of Samuel
Young on the charge Of being u vagraut. lie
is known by the officers to be sneak thief,
aud will be held to await the charge Of being
a thief
-POunlmastcr Einstcin captured during
the month Of september 1j2 animals, of which
EEL were dogs, COWS, geese, goats, hogs
mule, aud horse. Of this number 55 were
redeemed, iNj killed, aud sold. The amount
realized WIS S9G.75.
The report Of the managers of the Indus
trial Home aud Training School for the month
of September shows that $40 meals were
served at the home and 632 outside. There
were fOrty-iOur applications for situations aud
eleven situations found for males aud twenty.
two for females.
The Central Temperance Organization
held meeting last night at 1923 Seventh
street, but owing to the absence of many mem.
bers, who was attending church, It being
prayer-meeting night, there was not u quorum
present, and the meeting was adjourned until
next Tuesday night.
The Medical Museum was closed yestcr.
day An account Of an excavation which Is be.
Ing made north Of the building, and which il
being dug below the foundations Of the build.
Ing. The entire force in the Surgeon. Generals
Office were kept busy removing all portable
articles from the north side Of the building to
the centre, as 1t was feared that the wall
would tumble. The work of excavation was
stopped and the wall Of the Museum building
will be underpinued before it is resumed,