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Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
GEO. H. WILLIAMS,
Fx-ATroRNEY GENERAL.

Washington, D. C.
 Prompt and careful attention given to business in the Supreme and other Courts ofthe District, and before the Departments.
 Oct a lem
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
JOHN HARRIS.

Hate Chief Clerk Surveyor Gen'l's Office.
 U. s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR. Agricultural, Mineral and Private Land
 Claims Surveyed. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
". $. EDWARDS,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor. Tucson. Arizona Special attention given to locations un- der the Desert Land Act. and obtaining patents 10 mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

Yes. NIT. Parson, your religion is all very we'll but it allows only one day of rest in the week. I want a re ligion thaUll let me rest all the week
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
H. B. SUMMERS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. FLORENCE, ARIZONA.
 Practices in all the Courts Of the Ierrl- tory and gives special attention 10 cases before the U. S. Land office u
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variety Of well-coOked food No exaggeratiOn in this. Stage passengers and travellers by there understand 1t, and tO them all un- acquainted with the fact are respectfully referred for information.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

LIVE on what you have live if you can on less; do not borrow, either for vanity or pleasure; the vanity will end in shame and the pl easure in regret.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
FARLEY & POMROY,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW. Tucson. Arizona. Notarles Public. Office United states District Attorney. Office on Congress street
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
H. N. ALEXANDER.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. YU1IA. ARIZONA. VIII practice in all Courts in this Territory
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
Thomas Mcclellan,

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER, Main Street, Florence. IIous" and Signs painted, Paper Hang Ing Neatly done. Also Staining
 and Graining. Work done with Skill and PromptneSS
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
ApyERrIsTNG RATES.

Twelve lines iG this type, one sq.
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Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

TIE Legislature of New Mexico meets on Monday. January :.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
BRIGGS GOODRICH, B. II. HEREFORD Dist, Atty Pima Co. Notary Public.
 HEREFORD & GOODRICH,

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
 Tucson, Arizona. Partners in all business except where the Territory is party.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks in prose, SS per square; In poetry, g 30 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
JAMES AREGG

MAIN STREET, YUMA, ARIZONA. News Depot. Book and Cigar Store, Con .ectionery and Fancy Goods,
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One copy, one year, S5 00l One Copy, six months SOOi single numbers I5I
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

Rates
 AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN W. S. Kelly, newsdealer at Prescott, has THF CITIZEN for sale, and has authority to receive and receipt for money due us. L. P. Fisher, 20 and 2l New Merchants Exchange, San Francisco.
 Charles ". Crane. Room 10, Safe Depos- it building, S2S Montgomery Street. san Francisco.
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 JOHN P. CLUM, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE Crr1zE.

Business advertisements at Reduced Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04
r. II. HARRIS
FITCH & CHURCHILL.

VIII practice in all the Courts or the Ter rltory. Special attention given to cases in the supreme Court,
 tO Omining law and the perfection Of titles to mines and lands. 'llse-In the Bank Of Arizona Building
 up stairs.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-04

To the Hon. c. A. Tweed, Judge of the ThUd Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai, Territory of
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
OFFICIAL DEFIANCE or rAMAAyY HALL:


Henry clinton Chairman Of Democratic general Committee,
an eircpiar letter 10 ne heis- York ae0spqpers.
,IChn Kelly became Controller III December
1876. The Board OF Estimate ami Apportonlncni, oi
which Controller Green member. had made lis e.
tered upuu the practical work OF rercnchm' nt aud
r-fOrn Through his iustrum, ,ntaliy these estuat :
we're reduced over one million one hnn9Ied InuIs,n1
dollars Crl 100000. The estimates for the year ls's
nine hundred thousand dollars t$9Oo0Oo) lover
MI. Kelly mas reduced the cry deO1 f-'VVu'Uvu
IN year. For thirtY-sX years llmedJatciy
preceding Mr Kcy's administration except IN
three nstGnces) The debt was larger at the thd 0t
the year than a. Its commencement. Ii fortunate
day tie city OF NewNOTk wien John hely became
Controller. Bus him debt would have increased
in the future as IL had IN the past
A COMPARISON Of the present city government with
that OF 1874 VIII shoe the difference between the TAM
many Hal. Democracy ard the Republican party with
Their aut-Tamulanv allies. Tn!s city has control over
Ony sma portion OF IT'S expenditures most Of them
Legislatures. For the departments which the city
througn Its Board OF L. innate and AppOitOhmcnt had
cOnirol IN the year 1874 that hoard nade approprh
tons 10 me extent oi seven mllhons SIX hunItu "n1
sixteen thousand eight hundred and three dollars and
thlrtyOno cents (s76l6.SO3 3D. In the year ls'' TIE
appropriations iof Tue same departments lt"c bs th
Board amounted TO six millions one bnndTtd and
fourteen Thousand nine hundred ANA nnejtTo dollars
tN6 II 932 In lS17 the first year oi the 8dnlnioua
tOn OF Manor Ilv Controller Kelly, our expenses
over which our city EOEe nm Mt had CONTROL Mefc one
million five hundred and thousand eight bundIsd
and eleven dollars ana thil cents sl,5OlSll 81
less than lS74 when the Republican parry were III
power. William 4. Hayemeyer being Mayor, aid An
drew H. (reeu presiding over the Finance Department.
Tbe expenditures regulated and cOntrOed 10y ecl> oi
the legislature, amounted 10 nine mliOns Ene hundred
and ysix thousand three hundred ana i0it! !ilfta
dollars and iOIty-nyc cents SJ9663l3 40l Has therc
been any IctreucImcDt ia the departments whose cN
Not all. Gu the contrary, these EXPENSES have III
creased In the year lS77 .e amount expended IN itT-
State taxes TIE amount pfoyied for the redemption oi
the Cpal Of the city dent, ana Interest on our Guy
dtbO was nine millions nine hundred ana elehty "uI
thousand four hundred and t"en'y-iour doliais aud
twelve cents Cs9,9s1,i24 ~.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
A VERDICT FOR DETECTIVE SERVICES.

Siegmund L. Otto private detective, began
an action one week ago, in the supreme Court before
Judge Lawrence TO obtain from The Bank o. British
North America $1,000 claimed 70 be duo for services
undcrel The ease concluded yesterday, the jury
returning verdict in favor OF the plaintiff Tor $1,000
rue case was peculiar, and has attra ted co4sder-
hhlc tlcuIlon during the tuai. Mr.. OF IN ms
compliant declared that he formerly slid mer-
eli ttlt OF Bccckcr-st aud went INTO the detective
service because OF the attractyeness OF the Work.
lie claimed to have dscOTered conspiracy
formed by coUnteIlctcrs TO defraud the Bank
Of British North America 10y presenting elmui@neonsIy
al lis a-enccs counterfeit letters OF credit Iie COM
lnuvcattd As discovery officers OF tAe bank. and
a. ie cIatd, eInPicy,d hy them under promise oi
ytry liberal remuneration, 10 deCat the conspiracy ana
save the bank from lass. The cUunteTieers were fOcj
ei.h OF ten were d ana the bank saved from
am serious loss. Nh Otto WAS dschJrccd, and when
lie demanded his pay told thaI the bank owed MIN
nothing.
Tne defence OF the bank officers was that Mr. otto OF
fereI is services ggafuOSy, ana also thGJ tnt
Ceyrd nom coTrrs spoudcuts IN savannah and Macon
rather than from Mr. Ottc the informant on whc" en-
abod chem a. defeat cOnSpiraiOs. Tne testimony
occupied several day asa joan l. H the counsel Tor
tie asik aud Joan ID. Towns Nd Tor the lIht1 eacn
pccuficQ IA day IN
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE TO-DAY.

-Four steamships will sail for Europe to-day,
each carrying much larger list Of passengers than at
time during the last three months. The White star
steamship Republic for Liverpool has every berth
pied the National Line steamer, England also sails for
Liverpool; the North German Loyds steamer, Donau.
for Bremen. and the Anchor Line steamer Victoria Tor
Glasgow. The following are the saloon lists
FOR LIVERPOOI-Ip SfeGrasbiD RspUbtc-C. Adams0n
Copiey ArmOry r. w. Brand = T. rl1ciOrd James b. BTns
nai, Mrs BriDsmade Mr.. Brown j. l. Breese, J0u Bell
BTOug btOn. Caper CrOwnusheld, Mrs CrOwni5hcd Two
children and maid. q G.. CuIIicr MIS-. CuIrer ana TWO
cdI H. r. de Coppet Mrs de COppe two children ana nad
W. MttM0rV CrydeT, Clark. WT. b. close, W T.
H. Folsom, Freeman. d. Guggenheim, NJ Guggenleim T.
l.. HO;kius W. IIOyt J. Hvmen. &. Oliver lsen r. ~
Jordan A. ID. JessIp Kendall MIS- Kendall chld ana
McReuna Uugene Mcclellan John V Norton, A r. Quick
M'sCu,ck Russ, fN. Nchardson, MI Itee6, John
RodOca.ach erf sheldon C. A. seward, Mfs Dafd
~oQIs, Ml,s II. i. sears Eugene ~ SnIoPe - a.
sweet Miss ~ swtzfr Ruus N smith, Wm. T. scott H. B.
L H. Weigall CAPTAIN Williams. f1shk Nolcott
Miss Mary Bull. j. II. Dean Captain r. NJ D,hsay w =
JGnustOne, John ". Minturn, MISS Mary ~ fauu WI la
trodee Nrs I,orcad H. McCuilou yh. Miss {. SwitZef.
FOR IIVERPOOL-In Steamship ERgdnd-S. Jarum-
William Cuth5eTisOn, I. d. Smythc, MIS-. Smvthe
and child J. W. Hcaih. Mr.. C. Berdl. William Macburnv,
Mr. PTidiicoae Noel Abbott Galley II. W Minors. Miss
Eliza Crimes Kate Norman, Miss Ellen Ras Miss Jane
I,vaps Hiss CrOwc w Brua, Miss salmon Vincent,
James Tuner Andrew Brown, Henry Wilson Thomas tah
Helene Bohmer, Miss Roberta ianeninke Miss Ida
HaBen;Bkel, Henry Hanpe LOUIS Muller wife. H. H.
salmon j. q. EIckens. L. Germs leim Miss Catafine Wat
SON George WilSeu e. u. Waterman, Mrs. Waterman,
Mrs Elise Allesci Em Miller T. Vel and family, Max Z.
Lang MIS-. Julia Bruder, Johann II. Lange, W. o. Cutler,
L. :. v.
FOi GLAsGOW-Ya steamship V,ctoria-E. f. RYAN WI
liam Leggc. the Rev. W. A. Farnsworth and WIFE, Olver
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
rHTKD BoARp-2::}O =. VI.
FRIDAY. Feb. l5-F. "


Tomorrow Saturday the various committees
representiug the Chamber Of Commerce and the dif-
feren Boards of Trade of this city are 10 meet the
president of the Ncw-York Central and Hudson
Railroad and the receiver Of the Ere, 10 discuss the
onrs,on Of discrimination in freight rates against
this city As tins movement is only repe-
tition of what has occurred every WIN
ter for the last four years. II Is sale
TO assume that the discussion will Tesnit-as all
previous meetings of the kind have Iesulted-in
nothing. These mercantile committees seem To De
struck with awe by the enormous capitals oil tue
railways aud approach them - humble suPplicants
for fayOrs, instead of as citizens who, having
granted certain favors to the railways have rigts
winch must be respected. But 1t IL to be
hoped that the present committees, remenl-
berng that these large railroad capitals
are to a great extent nothing but a mixture of rags
and printers ink viii have the courage to demand
of the Central and Hudson a satisfactory reason
why il consents 10 lower rates between Philadelphia
and baltimore and the West, because of the
shorter distance in comparison with New-fofh,
and at the same time comedies to Boston, by
yyav of the Grand Trnnk, discrimination oil
ten cents per 100 pounds in its favor because
of the longer distance. To the Erie Company
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

IA L
rRIFsTLY MUMBLING.'
The trial of the suit OF Eliza Il. Hynes ana
ti e aiust Mary j. McCreary and Others reported in
vesterday's TRIBUNE. continued Yesterday. The
ease turas on the validity Of an informal marriage of
Mrs Hyics 10 William r. Hynes, in England. The de-
fence called out evidence that Mr. and Mrs Hynes were
living tosether, when. m consequence of quarrel, ne
sd IN presence OF Witnesses that he did not believe III
ceremonies or "pTestly numbing." but that II the'
were true each other they were married. ana thei G.
upon gave her marriage ring which she thenfe'oit"
The defence called Mrs Hynes 70 the stand. She IS
pIeasantieatBIed gcnile-speakiDg woman ehe aIincN
Substantially the above Story aud eaId tnat lew udH
after giving hcr the Tng when going 10 Paris MI by s
assured Eer TO remove her doubts tAat tfOs'hE u!
channel REQ owed all question as To the Nahdly o! 'ut
marriage In their repeated vsitstO France ho hcWcd
these assurances several occasions. Sne ttsllh 'Ha
before his death De spoke OF MS uteno 70
20 with her the United states and 1--we as farmer III
Missouri She was crOsscNamucd ~ great cnstA 'ts 10
the varous places where ilOm time 10 inc they Veu'
Size thar he always treated hcf Us MS VIC "u AT
trOduced her as his WIFE, @
At the close o. her testimony, william fWltftOh
moved L. dismiss the complaint. This motion was d.
i, for The Tine The acence endeaVored 10 introduce
proof a. To the plaintiffs handwriting. which was
cudcd They also rndcavared to introduce photographs
Of the the books of the Registrar OF London
aud OF "a. Pancras Parish, showing that tc paintin
children were lstercd the children of flzaDeth
Sanders and William r. dyues, but TINS was also *
cludcd as 10 not shown that the pamtin was parry
these entries. The case went over 10 Monday
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
MADAME REsTELHs BONDsMEN.

Madame Restcll appeared at the Jefferson
Narkc, Police Court yesterday for examination accom-
pan ed by her friends and counsel. ME PurGy on oeia
OF his Client asked that the Ire adjourned NJ
Leary who appeared for the DisiTct-AtIorhey' dl'o
asked for IN adjournment, MI Comstoc1' the eiie
witness was ont Of town. He would not be back iof
week. The Judgc set the examination down tOr Feb
ruary %
James Gouuod OF No 2l1 East Eghtie hist. who be-
caae surety for Madame ReStc Thursday asked 20 nave
Ms bond cancelled. some surprise was manifested, but
t,,uuod was hrI and said he wanted 20 get ont Of the
whole business. Madame Restell t:icn Taken
mo custody again, and her friends btean te
search ior aIot.er GouGslaan The counsel for Mad
a!nC Reste stated that the lGsiSOn G0unod NithdrcW
i.on the bond that he had been pad nothing I0 his
trouble. James T. thompson formerly inebaeHS ~ I'D
the District-ltOmeys Office and atcrwad cSI-drvtr,
had procured tie services OF GOUuOd IA bOndsnan, IO
500. Thompson paid $3.50. and Ggunod was 10
lave received $50 Of 1t. lie further stated that thODp
son went on dtbauch Thursday night "ith tue money
ANA id nol pay GouDod his share whereupon he wljG
drew rOIi tie bond Thompson appeared IN cogE3 yes
fefday and counsel for Madame ResteI demanded the
S2-O he was quite donant and abusive anG refused TO
gave Up lie said ae had performed his part o te
C,uIacl. IL 43O j. N. before anOtIer bgl.usnHsh
WAC procured. john Lluriiz Of No l71 W'si TwtIth-
std hQGor dealer, accepted and Madame kesteA was
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
DECISIONS-EFp. IL.

lSaDremo C0aft-C Chdmbas-By Judge DOnphue.-
Ia the matter Of Combination Rubber Company ves
Patent Lamp Company Ninth National Bank Nyse
IN the matter Of Wall In the matter OF Perry IN the mat
ter Of Lombard IN to matter OF S0umayd In the matter
OF skdmore1raBed Arnold agt- Gerhafdt.Ofder granted
Neeks at Tones: Mcdonald agt. k0untze Levy agt the ~
a. ynd Er0okyn District the Ancient order Of For
Notions denied; memorandum In the matter OF
McSowan- Motion denied hcGIaw aet HcOraw,- Order
gIahteo giving extra Allowance Dayton agt WALL JrBODd
hppiov,u hechat ag RechartIhe decree Goes not con
tsln the siatusTy publication. IIatten egt. Smith,.
Motion granted on payment OF $40 COSTS Of Judgment
70 aDss senl Chslttrt0n aR Taylor. etcThe allowance
70 n9ss hs DEPEND On ne smoant Of ve
the defendant Di9y have order 10 omen fhe
giving security 10 whatever may be Received Dcdne
stand as security. "
BY Judge Brady the matter Of Diekie.-Opiuion
ClRcUJT-PART / 'y Judge DonOhue-Drake aet Smith
sDd others.Ho re c1snce 10 stenographer's minutes.
Superior Coufi-Speciai 1erm--By Judge Sedgwick.
~Bauned agt Haegcr.-orGer settled.
Common Pieds-Specai 1erm--Bv Judge Robinson
"stadwel ag. Percy-Moton granted In part opinion
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

Money was easy all the week, and when the co7
lateral was satisfactory. borrowers could get al
they wanted at ! to > per cent. That was the quo
taion to-day on call loans discount ruling slow at
jto7. The United States Treasurer at W ashington,
to-day, received 100000 National Bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were r3OO,OOO
and the internal revenue receipts were 5000
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Currency exchanges, $j7, ,59i, ,420; cur
rency balances, 80, i 53, l6s gold exchange 49,
,155 and gold balances, 81 ,464.46O.
The London market active and the various
securities were much pertuIbed by the news from
the East OF Europe and the varying phases OF me
outlook here as to the possibilities Of the SILVER Bill.
American railway securities also were more
active and generally lower. The Bank of
England made no change in the minimum
rate of discount. and 1t remains &C per
cent. and money three months bills Is now
about 10sd1S - IN the outside market The quota
uon on lar silver is 81 pence the onnce, English
standard. To-day the large sum of E5oO,O0o gold
was withdrawn from the Bank OF England. The
following are the highest and lowest prices OF Sc
curlties for the week. and the closing sales to-day
and "a week ago
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16

Total shares sold for the week '.'''''' '0-''"'
The only interesting features of to-day's stock
market were the heavy "bulling' of the Northwest
shares and the covering Of shorts IN the coal
stocks Thirty-sx thousand shares Of Delaware,
Lackawana and Western changed hands at from
47I to Is i7ss and 3, 200 shares of Delaware and
Hudson at from IGla to 1879 i6's Morris and hs-
sex after opcnng ut - sold TO the extent OF 900
shares down TO II. The business III the North
westerns was light. but an immense iuss
was made, and one broker tune was completely
occupied ~ bidding for and offering to sell l,ouo
shares The 81. Pauls were neglected. Dnt were
steady IN price. Chicago and Alton recovered TO
10 and closed AT 75a,. This company has declared
dividend of gig per cent on its preferred anu coi-
mon stock payable Oh March ; the transfer books
Ia close February 81. Illinois Central was nnctia-
ting. at 73d 7:5;hsO73 and Roch Island sale iool
was steady at 99li The transactions III Lake Shore
dwin,iled down 40 shares at asd 's@
Gl9, Michigan Central rose 10 90, and ehtrai ana
Hudson to lOj. There was not sal" ui Ere W est
ern Union was stiffeDed up 10 a6b9IOii, ana Al,
Iantic ana Pacific sod at 22. The market closed
dull and without feature.
STOCK MAHAEt
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
CIVIL MOTIFS.

In the suit of Edward Hall against Ebenezer
Uauford reported Yesterdays TRIBUNE, the jury In
Superior Court Trial Term, before Judge Sedgwck,
found yesterday, verdict for the Painth ior S99So
In Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge
Van Bruut yesterday, Frederick VOges counsel insisted
on pressing his suit against Amon W. Griswod TO trial,
though Tho for the defence engaged else
where. Srhc claim that GriswOld had collected
81 o99 from the Collector OF the Port for Noge Co.
shares and had refused 10 pay lis clients Ealf
The counsel the defendant being absent inquest
WAS taken the plaintiff failed To prove his sole
ership of the Cain, proper demand, aud Judge Van
Bunt allowed him 10 withdraw his for the present.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
PASSENGERS lRRIVED.

FROM IIvERPooI~LH ste,,eshis C,lic;-C Ashworth.
Cameron Cox l. ". Day Miss J.. A. Dix, = W Doiy J.
D. Dix w. Gardner MI and Mr.. A = & go, J. Gaze. H.
GirouX Garsan. - GTsOncme. Mrs. :. Harley. ~ j.
POyan, d. Plant. T. H. Mrnke g. Wade H. Brown T. Bar
nara, and Mrs. Hammrl r. Hope MI Hssiings II. Z.
Jarrett r. Knichon g. Kollsaai, Lawley g. Lnob W. {.
LOngmire, NJ Macnahon. W X Puivis g. kem.id sloane,
NJ TomknsOn, w ii. Woods John VAIN, ~. NOo!ger, Di.
JamesOn's servant.
FROM BREMEN-In SteamshfD NecLGr.-O. Lehmann s.
Mas Mr. schroeder L. Borcher-, Mr aud Mrs.
J. Horsfmsnn, Mr. and Mrs Schonrock. Mfs j. Herr aud
daughteIs w HeDckcl f. Arnsten, j. Adler, l. lbe, II.
Stunenrauch Mss T. A. NcfneT.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
PATERSON BANK OFFICERS CONVICTED.
District Attorney Woodrnff concluded hi:

opening upon tLe part OF the State. yesterday morning.
il the r1a James L. Preston treasurer and secretary
OF the Merchants Loan and Trust COMPANY Of Paterson
Ioul. JOINER, a salesman the employ OF Goull d Co.,
testified Preston told him tnat he had advanced
money Mrs. Woodruff ana that he would lose several
Thousand collars The DsiictAttOrney' : illness caused
an adjourn to Monday. The jurors IN the trial OF
Preston and ROse fOT conspiracy, came INTO court ana
Informed Judge Dixon thar II impossible Tor theln
to agree. The Judge said lie would not he justified III
dscharcng them and they retired further deibera
ton estimated nat the conspiracy tIal las cost
the county $500.
The Jury returned during the evening aud rendered
yerdif after deiiberatiOn OF over tlrty-tWO bOuls
that defendants guilty OF conspiracy, upon the
FIRST count . the Indictment
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH Rirer Vessels ana RGiiroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY. Feb. 10. 1873.

ASIESQuiet, but steady Pots i2di'.c.; f.his or.
BEESWAX-Quiet unchanged; western "n" 7o"'''i"
BpOoM CORN-In moierate sale steady Fair 10 Prime
UuTl ga Le Medium Green, 52aO1c Red and Inferior
id5c.
CANDLES-In 0bbing sale
CHICCORY-Quiet uncb1pged ,, ,,..
pool House Can Il, si2 50dsl3 Liverpool Gas do;
xewc,atIe do Casting, - 75dS5; Provincial
sist so currency Pennsy and wesirnoreland Cas-
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
CHARGED With FALSE PRETENCEs.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday George
atsel jr, was brought up charge OF obtaining s.
by false pTetences from Mrs Mary Kleese oJersey City,
10 whom he stated that he physician In Auburn
Prison. and that would aid In securing the discharge
of her SON. Several charges OF similar character have
been made against him by persons having relatives III
Auburn Prison, 10 whom he introduced himself by var-
oe names The complainant having failed 20 appear,
Matsen was TeInanded until this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

IoNDoS Feb. l5-l23O D. mC0nsOls 95 4 for both
ana account. L. :. bonds New hye 9'e Erie Ran
way shares 0; preferred - = Illinois Central 1872
I0NpON Feb l5-l y. m ConsOls, 9j,,s bota money
and T. \ bonds four aud half per cents ls
1868 1864 Ten fortles coupon 1862; New fves 100
RAILWAY shares, ga New jersey tentni 10 Reading
Paris advlces quote nye per cent fehteS
AT IO9 francs 80 centImcs Tor the account go 49,,
LONDON Feb l5-3:30 m.- The amount or Dulioh Win
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance today IL
AJOO.ODO ,-- -. n. .
IONpOS Feb l5-l y. m.-PaT1s adVceS quote hNe per
cent rentcs lOa francs SO centimes for the account
iOypoN Fen l5-t:30 D IN u. = bonds lSbfs, lob"5
New Jersey Central, Is l.; Reading Railroad lJA go
PARIS Feb l5.kxchange on London 20 francs li2 cen
times fer short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-16
CRI.fINAL MOTIFS.

Frederick Elliott, indicted here for forgery
ana I'm Boston for larceny has been allowed until Tues
day next TO obtain Governor Robns0Ds decision whether
he shall given up Massachusetts, justice or retained
1oT trial here.
Frederick Eberle was employed to kalsomlne
the basement OF John Remhardps house NO o3l west
fortietht. yesterday. In bureau drawer III be base
ment were two silver watches, two rings ana Two cas
all valued at $50 When Eberie went away, the JeWeT!
was also found TO De missing. lie was arrested, ana
Justice kHbreth held him in I'll 900 bail, for tl1a