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New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
At and from cnicnso and MILWAUKEE, a. reported by tel

The following shows the exports exclslvc OF sleeL
ending December 81, ard since the beginning oi tie
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
Total for the week s7,j2s,5S9 s5,25e.IO9 sioi"'9'
The following are the dry goods imports ireluded III
rrRopEAN r1NAxCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Jan The Eeonomst says MONEY became pen. en-
I after the beginning OF the year The discount ids %
three months bills per cent The weeE' .nongh
broken by holidays has nevertheless been one oi
10 political %
decline in consOs appears have resulted from recent se
for money foreign market has answered 10 he chsts
from hopes fears Of war by extreme nv,
Their net been to raise The prices oi RUSSIAN
on about cent. Hungarian Ansulan anu
Turkish .ocuritics though less distinctly adVaneto
French stocks and those taking their tone ron the fdIS
Boursc little feature balance. In AneIcIn SUM
disposition noticed q; te Close OF the week 70 ie
nf u tnugrs over the Sytr question:
instance conceived that payment o me honns h s
ycr even the Legislature over we hehd o T
,cutiyc ou in practice show it, incNpcleEcy so pb
M TO cause AN immediate abandonment oi SO oshoheS' o
I0yptx Jan. 5-l2:9O p M. s. bonds. New hyes lno "
SeTIrr-ev Central II
central 7Jl RcaGng Railroad II NewJesey Cenai con-
soils. SO. ,....o. q
LONDON Jan j-1:30 D. mCOusols. 9'is for money sias
or the adyces quote five per cont renes Oo
francs 25 cputincs for the account. - o,o
IOSpoY Jan ) 1902. m.-Ccuso 9i'Is f1r money. ie
rtnIs Jan 5.-Exclange on Londcn % francs II cen
times i.r short -igili. MI.
YrIIV ian - The weekly satenc cu. OF The Imperial Bank
Of Germany shows decrease rpece oi 2hIOOooo maIkH
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

.'iN- i"''' .
FLOUR Ntb - AI.-i iloI y H't tuH. Er1fr. t'fy
hn't lu"b -lf y a., ... ,'.. - 90. .'' i' =.
- ,thI' p '"-.I I ~ ',.'i ,,,., ul, ="
i-' -, -'.I h,f. f f~ t,..rt' o.f,
L'.S .'i. 10. ~ <7,,'"" ID" i,.. r, 1'' ~, =
,lI - -.--, iu 'i mon ''. i it'.d ltl' 90 re
-j .r. Tan Z" 'h".' '.t ''iu % ~ ''''i IA
i' " ',..,ii ,-., ;,t 81 -. ". ~ co,i fo c,,c
W'n i' G'|, a., ,,.',' l.,- r' .,,' ~ ,a'. -
tIraf, % 80 3d. oi"ir - 'H4rt - lAi' D. 80 %
49, .o". i,Y i'y n,'''t 1.' & .,'" A,-'. 't~ ~ ~
,, O, F4ir &, Gc,-i 2, "'ts' ' "'' o choice Family.
90 jDnt0 ~ itr ili'. .r' '' ~ i.L lty"i .-
soy HLI'N i.'t " l'" - '','' , .'n
2, tor-j ,'i t|f '' COL - r-'. cpd :" aoc,:
30 ~ f-t f'''t i'.'. - -''- o., - 70. d.. .
a'"i -r, n -''''' ,t,t, l,,i.r,,' ,,s' M o., ,
S. "U g. lo' !h ..' - A...tL ani, ,'"' .'1g"a
"hAlN d." i,l.N. a.'. d'd P" ,i.,,, aL ,-
...,. ,.. D.. ,, .,..I h,i .v .lf.. lrI
lh-h' l"lu,. . t't,,'.i I - 80
'.n H--i,r -P'j ' e., ., I .f.'fI. n~.5,"S,,i'
-Tli 81 ',.I.'. '-.,-' n .1 - |. = - ~
e; i,,rtairi ,.iarf s ly,.s,. i i.t,: Ij 800 l n
>o ~t'9s j'4,l' - 80 a., ~ ~ n t Dt ., - M it =
h-'tn' -'." .,-, ri ~, a nm. I-,.',, n ~
c"inr, - .i'- b' - ~ h-''' co.. i'Nutti p . = .l'
- "' A'A.l' 10 "''I I .' E ID 80 "a ~ ~ 80 :" r'' C'' ti t"
- Y Nl, ~ - 49, .i = j. '' 'l - l' "'''in.
1iaItc STATE Il I'I.f n.i '' ~ 20 ,i'bl'-
common Two roy I'D = a. o;.. u ILL MAJ gn,eii
el+' = -uI bu- "o ,"'' y ',. li '' iIN uNll
nominal toltN- Nr, tir'l 'li' innitl" lr'' -
port a4d nome i." 'l " lul u ,"cu !ls ~ gD W 'i'
,l'' "A-i ''' 80 80. -, '.si, ,..-
%,, Gic t,d and Nrs Mixed Wr.,.r,, a6j Dried
,,t,n Mi-'o Go, I, N1ni.In Low % sr' ~
CIV" p','' tr, - ri,.,, ~. Ia y. ~, ,'t -.
80, ~ it ft. ,-lr ,in NJ -,,c III -, '...a
n'-' " ~, ',' H ,.',~ Ia .f, 4, ~ ~, | .i'i',"
80 &c. - m w. tiG sfi,r ..tri ~, - IJ
tuhiy Liu "'fl ,i,,,i w. y,,, t,L
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

domestic and $4,000 foreign In combns and delaine
nm and steady demsnd The sales this week comprise
Wisconsin feeces at d432 Combng and Delane at 300
55 Unwashed Combne st 80 Sci Secured at SjdSOc,
and super Pulled at 81 ed46o In California Wool the
the week has not been to any extent, The
about 100000 less than last year but there 10
considerable Wool the The sales Include only
Spring at 202 $780, and 100000 Fail at lo124c
The total sales oi the ss4 700 n Tho
total stock Boston, December 81 l2G49iS0 Of do
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
Road COMPANY FIESr CONSOTGDtTED MoRIGAGE
PTR CENT BONps Due l907.--lntcrcst payable
March and September. The mortgage Is for Tlo-
600 0OO. covering T}5.0opOOO of property y
limited amount for sale ai lo5 and interest by
Ron Er WINTHROP y Coz.
No. - Wall-si. City Bank luildine)
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Jan 5The DrOeers Journal reports: C1IhLE.,
Receipts 775 shipments, 5000 no choice here air 10
good s3 s0d4 35 feeders and stockers quiet only local
trade so 9OdS3 62a Butchers Steers, % 3Oo3 30
Cows. 50 50dS S3 So; Bulls 81 1903 3!ia 49,.
HoGsReceipts, % 900; shipments, 1000 market acuye
firm aud higher all sold; mixed packing ~ ood*i 20
light - l0dsi 10 choice shipping. 81 1904 40.
SHEEP-Receips 20; market nominal; extra 70 fancv,
- 75d$5 fair good Wethers and Ewes 6s4 90 inferior
to medium, $3 dS3 75.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

Money vet shows few sign. Of growing eaqc and
cal loans tc-idy we're a. stringent ever: loans run
ming over uni1 Monday, costing all the way III from
per cent 10 that and added, but balances were lent ,t
the close as low : >. Discount is dun and nominal
The following tho Clearing House settlement to-day:
Currency exchanges. SGi24G.077; currency bnll;ces
S"JjG 9g9 gold DXrhangc. TG.27n, g0id bAlanrc.
- .2GG9I3; ana for the wreck Currency cr3raaccs.
S112.72g, ~G7; currency balances, &2O8 So 3pG: gold
Clcalances TJi i2p-.J-f god balance, S1,Jis,~li.
The London stock Exchange, is usual On Saturday.
dali today. COusos were barely 'ady i'lG for
MONEY ana "a Di"G for the account Uncd States bond,
were slender than OF late s07s AID new rsts at 1905
new ii23 ~ lOJ"3 and lO40s at lO1713 In American
railway stocks EIir common fell to So; preferred
being steady "a - AMI New YOi6 Central at lOJli iii
nois Central was oA 10 73'2. Reading firm al = ana
jersey Central UP 20 lti2 consolidated bonds nrlns
quoted at O.. L. Pul, tue , per cent u hfcs were
l0S25 sight exchange London being quoted at 25I1
Berlin dpnich STATE, that the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many lost the sum Of 2f1O0C0O marks during the week
ending Thursday
Washington dspaiches report hat the Treasury now
holds 3iOu513'p N tltcd states bond, to secure Nil
iOnai bank cculaon and Sl39-s OGO 10 secure public
deposits. Amount OF United States bonds drn.ittd Tor
circulation during tEc week ending to-day. r,I0.oD.
United states bonds held FOR circulation Withdrawn dur
ing the week ending today, S33O.2OO National blk
circulation outstanding Currency notes. 500 20 4,n.
gold nocs, 4J2, 20. Receipts from Internal Iioy-
cuuc today. S3OJ, 800 fl ana from customs. G3 90
National Bank received for redemption during the
week ending to-day compared with the CORES pond
~ sF
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North RireT, Vcsseis CHd RGilr0dds.
sATrRnAr. Jan. 3. 1878.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

wi EDAl, jim y, INIH.
AsHES-Qui.t steady POS. issl'-.. rcaf,-. &C.
CtFITE-NuI. tul, neatly pouIral 1910 quci, about
rtoady ORDINARY. 1-i-s fair isa N 'ool ,al-'tc
Prime l~. Ilr Good santos. olt -t. gold sai'r
22i bags barely ia.r MeuHon,' li-sci stock here
~. .HN1 bagA @,
trIrulnrt delivered on ,"niisri, 900 bales Receipts ~ r
2uu'i bale ii-f .i1 tL- Gay llat week. l2oD
iast Quotations With some com ciiO1s, are.
=
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
WOOL, MARKET.

BOsIoy Mass. Jan. s-WoOI-The market IL quiet hnt
steady and nrn small In hand IN the principal
giving strength Ia the prevailing feeling
stock held In Boston Is less uan last aT by 22QOOuQ
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
THE MONEY MARKET.

...,,, pf,oH1 NJ y sTocK EXCHANGE SALE"
0'''''- SATURDAY. JANUARY 8, 1878 go,
,,,-~,r srocA pEPAI1AIEST-1O4 AND IL
oyfIOCK A, VI.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
Inc following shows thc rtatlons Detve tho total
serve and Ihc Total liabilities:

Cuirencats....... s1.99l9JO s9J7AI2j Inc sA57o175
New Orleans sends greetings TO New York. The com
mercal emporium Of The South 5oins hands with the
nations financial metropolis and declares itslf N favor
Of honesty Equally with Ncw-Yors and with less hcsi-
taton does SswOricaus dcn0uce all Congressional
schemes og Initiation, for depreciation OF the monetary
unit and for partial reputation OF the nations debt
which Of necessity carries with it total Reputation OF
It's slonor The following, from the resolutions passed
TO-DAY by the NNOr.caEs Clearing House Association,
las ihe wing o hc tiue metal and should be carefully
weighed 10y Congrcssinon who under the obligations
Of an olt4 % sustain tue nation honor.
w ] & m !a5 q" s sgs en- 'ee woa1 not only
ca etre neit, % IeAabitse sy.r with lceai1cndeI
tou o. folly p,I honesty and abiic norlit,
And oT Geer5ln ' od b. c at 10 sci ,e a ~
ANNiga hctl'.ous value 60 anything.
late as ;hese movements IN Ncw-York and New.Or.
leans they not too late to their influence all
over TIE country and yet prevent The accomplishment
OF Tie sacrifice OF every material interest 10 tie demands
oi band Of reckless spectators. Congress must be
made 10 understood tia, TIC voice q tosc who rope
scat ;Ac commercial and Industrial iuicrcst3 OF the
country e more potential tnau that Of speculative
lobby, even The latter be AIMED with choice bon
bons ready Tor distribution where they VII do
tie most good Tho leaders IN The movement
70 stem the silver De prepared not ouly VII
i"cis Arguments, and logic, bat also with maganue
oirain ArgiosaxOn terms, ready for draft iron H. FOR
men troubled with itching palms. Through the lack of
united and systematic cnot, and through too sangune
confidence IN the power Of tie rglt the file. d, of
honesty had almost permitted the cause to 70 by
Default Hence the situation has become desDer.
h'e ana requires radical remedies. It Is too
iae 10 De- ovo-iasdous in the selection Of polite Eng
hsh 1t IS time for things be called by their right
names Robbery Is robbery, and Reputation s reIdia
on Because the Government has the power 10 rob the
rotis S thc whole il Is no less IObery take only o
,n,s OF dollar Many lighwayncu have returncd 10
S h pVof traveller part other sTois They need moi
ara uoe 80 they had exercised Their power 10 take mi
sidr VAS iheirs; The restitution was--by then-con
~ Hct 0i q nerOsiiy The logic Of the highway
afier VI ar band seems to be sngnlarly ALIKE Tie
tealinS ~ AaAe " muss about the Governments
'e "us-'enib, and We will take The whole
o s''cS market to-day presented a more active
80 - man u late, but principally because of the in
uation In the coal shares. After the action
ismy sslefday by TIE operators and shppers OF tho
the ans, aii calculations of what was hke TO be
coal aa a ieselt OF the recent Efforts 10 form a
as SnSnaI9R S,sny were u sea. There were almost
men pans unere1t opinions rs there were
nenee the speculative foyer rscetvea W. -
nsh'' new 10 1t, after the prolonged unamimity ~
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

TFARINE- Steady; sales 90 tea Prime Western Sc
TAILOW-Steadv. sales. 40 Oo0 u Prime. TN ''lGc. -
WHISREYLovor duh sales. 30 bols, 81 o9 per Galioh
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

OCEAN FREIGHTs-G -GneIa market about steady, with a
fair business EngageHcnisLiy Liverpool sa, 80 900 bush
GIain. stdSi steam, 500 bush. Corn. ID. ~ 600
Wheat bd uO bales Cotton, t. Glasgow. steam 900 bb
Flour IS Hu sissia 2OD boxed Bacon 37s Cd London,
sail per BRUSH bark, s2 laid to-day, $4,000 bush
Grain. Sad: $500 bbls Flour. Bristol! sail per
British bark, S1J tons, $4,000 bush Grain. per qf
$500 bils. Flour Dr. hi, and on cake 25s. Brilsh L.
9l3 tons laid on for London Antwerp general cargo
Of l72J Italian bark 4iO tons laid for Trieste 1000
bbls Cotton seed OIL Gr balance provisions dOs
Norwegian BARK 5l3 tons, laid for Antwerp Cotton Pro
German ship. l,37
don cargo current raea CbartersNorwegan bark
10 London, SsO0 bbIs. Refined Petroleum IL. Sd.
other to Antwerp 1900 de- is 3D. another " CoIk for
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
financial.
A GAS STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
IA NEW.YORK AND BRoOKLY GAS STOCKS AND
Securities dealt also FPALO MUTUAL and CITIZENS
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BOUGHT and SOLD, by
GEO. II. PRENTISS
40 Broad.sf ". Y
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
4 AHEs, LIB ~ Nt IL H.
Plaintiff Attorneys,
- Nas-11.st.. New York.

IN ~, ,,t-,,1, > -. - I)DN-nr H.. OD-
thNLl - l. VEI Ctnl IDDii -, ,to,, 10, A"''
~ NtN-NNi N~M in let.t I' o'ii,.r' W.. '''t'
NL"nH'A - - lSr Gen, L'i,, , - '.,i lro 1ooo
~, E.\-fft T. IA nor crut R1,I, dine 1900 s-s
N'' % ,tt,f r'Ir' pfue..t Work
NroTICF-'Thn animal meeting of the stock
hod,Is of a. Wdgs Il,c P@fgwgni Cgnp3ny WI 9s
i-- IT, No., o, o 80 " VIZ ,n.tfif A. SvIIIlX Sgc,v
Troyrk DC II 1877
'''' 49, '-'' --------,-
MOTTO CE.-Ihc regular annual meeting OF the
I sfo,lIoifelS of the y NI.W.YORK ELEVATED RAIL
~
- tat,,s,, = js-S M 10 o',lo : noon
~ ''"l' :! H.. nm n ,tI,,r
,vi t4- ''''""" va H''>''''' ''' GovfN.G Sacr,torv
V''''--',
OTlI.T or IiF iONG BEAtCu AND >EA cl'RHk
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
OFFICIAL REPORT y. J. HTVTNG STOCK EX
CHANCE SHES. JANU4RY >. 1873.
SECOND ROARD-l o'cLocK P. "
s ATUEDAY, January Or. 81
.gain De bank statements pIeaent fgmes

Again the bank statements present figures
which hcinc inconsistent, cf ,t value iuiorma-
ton The liabilities reported 20 have increased ST.
9l-gOO excess Of tho increase IN assets ana that VITA
a continued outflow OF legal tenders 10 the exicnt OF
$CSs,5oo Specie % increased F$,0s5,l0o, and the
loans $500 greater. On tie other side o.
The ledger, the deposit liabilities ac increased
s. .oC9 zoo and the circulation Sl2o30O. The whole
n0ycIn ut results iG increase OF S23JfG0O IN legal
reserve and sI579175 ia ,hc excess above sa. require
msrts The total legal rosoye 80 $4,000 now 29G
Per cent %; c tOtai deposits nrI.t 1901 last week.
But. de5uCung the specie IN iu from the deposits TIC
greeubaci reserve Cs3 G2OCO IS reduced TO 1851 per
cent OF tae r,ulniDg currency deposits from GoIO yer
ceit it last week. Tlo following are the com
IGTatiVe totals
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern bonds
A)and stocks wanted HENRY CLEWS & co., New-st,

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM
" PANY l3 Wilsm.st., New York, November TO- 1871.
The plan the exchange Of the bonds Of the above named
company and for the purchase the bonds Of following com
panics to The Erie Niagara Railway Company the
Canada Southern Bridge Company the Toledo Canada south
aud Detroit Railway Company, and the Michigan Midland
Canada Railroad Company Is perfected particular
in respect which will be given application to
this company.
Holders Of the bonds II the above named companies are re-
quested present the early possible at the once OF
COMPANY and receive in exchange cec ties OF this COM
pan Union Trust Company under
which hereafter be issued by this
urdyided Tor said J. TfLLTNGHAST, President.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

TIC New-IOTk Equitable Insurance Company has de
cared semi-annua dividend OF per cent, payable
JaBugry TO-
The receipts Of nonr and grain at the principal Allan
iic ports this oth day OF January
No Nnrl nalt
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
6apimas Banks.
SAMUEL T. BROWN President.
O. H. COGGESUAIL Secretary
O. IT. CUUGI.SI-AII, Stcrethfy.
NITIZENY SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY

CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY
SO DoWERY, CORNER OF CANALsT
The Thirty fifth interest div ideni for the six months ending
December 81 1871 At the rate Of per cent per annum
PAYABLE and after Monday January 81, 1873.
Interest not Withdrawn VIII be credited original de-
post entitled interest from January l. Deposits
made before Thursday January TO- will draw interest
from January /.
Bank open every day g. and MONDAYS and
urdays from 10 Bank books in English, German and
French.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07
san FRANCISCO CLOSING rRICL- or MINING STOCKS


n site bonds Mi--our o. were in demand ot lni',
nov SERIES were uI-. a 81 oidat %, Hud Gcor2a r.,
cod Noui- easier at lEIl. Ihir N.f- sale, ' tri-
fas is fmdir- ac 90 -. Dstr,, OF Columbia sos Wer.
stiOu- 20 - itu--l2.
In c'y Ian.t sioc-s American Exchange lGD soil at
IJ1l2a iuJi Fourth tiOlal llD ai3~, and t,nHai
i2ui "a ial.
There vas largo and well al tiutod trade f. railroad
bonds. l.o,k Islands freely irHt u at IuDi Zoo
fo~ new iOyc4I Us and 1854 for ins hlI4 o.. Jrt-
ery IruflE tf>'~ wsic strong Hl 1I3, rouf.tIhe- a
g. % Ichigh and Nihrs1JIrr cun,o at y 1I4 Amer
iCaU Dccl ad Improvement Co.'s IuudorsrJ tr-t-
ofC G. .ui Close 70 q, end Mi--Ouu I"Ac IN f- to
IOUii sccoI t yielding 10 -ti.. Central iHCfc. vtf.
stead, I'll lOl Csllornl au orc gou bian' bar i', tud
san JOAQUIN branch 80 80 Union hr-ts rlnsiac rt
1Di Land Grants were down to 1922. and mixing iuuo
stIIcn,d top psI There was decline ia MICHIGAN Gem
uul = 10 Gj- ana ST. Paul -iurg Fund tU ~ D. Norh
1872 and Ilc ifi- ~ IU3 Ier' v'lc sales oi Dos
ton IIai uIi Eil" frat 40 - S.wloIk Central q. -
1-~3 at lo54 Nca York iItra'd nr-i' 10 ~ and -.
lcdo aud Waao,H ti-is t-'. LHus Diy4-pni 20 ~1l..
Goa Was tu at 1924 n lU-'-. At hr-t, cash gold wgs
very heavy 90 carry. holder ptjrg currency tp lts
until HOud3Y. The rate latcr tc 10 D. The A. aiaIt-
Treasurer paid oui rG3j,OpO coin ueIr- lie i'.h-
De Gcht, and Sie'TuO m redemption of called boais
The daifs hu-.c.t Of the gold clearing department
The Bank of AcwiOik covered: Gold cleared - O2g,-
coo; go1 balance, Sl.5G-.32j; currency balanccs,
Sl,Ji-,2ij. The gold quotations were "s follows:
1O.......... lo2'i 1922 3.......lO234
Foreign exchange vas dun, aud selling rates wcIc or
the basis O - - 1U Il - FOR siNtv day, bi-. and
- Og demand % the I. We sulJoig closing quota
tons:
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

NOTlCE.-Thc regular annual meeting of the
y siocl holders II the NEW-YORK ELEVATED RAIL
ROAD COMPANY VIII be acd NJ cfceoi the company,
80 Broadway TUESDAY January 1875 at u O'Clock noon,
tc ceconof Dnector and tor the rlsnc' on c other
business. J. \. COWINt. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

7 Albany * Sltsg . IL
2O... he. Il
Mo kau 4 IeA9s
lOO...bC. = -
1OO.-..... 3 p
] or g. q
New-York tribune., 1878-01-07

O'CLOCK A. Vi.
The New York herald., 1878-01-15

public sale,
tho propcrty Of Nathan tie Goa, deceased, Jnnua
1874. contains 2jB acres. under high state of cult
well cncedt good buildings: iOur apple orchards: bs
lake on one side ne shade trees. full perticnlar
bnuy ~. y ) County Gentlonan oi Deccmber 20. >
N and "a, or address SARAH IA. DIE COU, Exc
ardvilo. Mercer county. N. J.
The New York herald., 1878-01-15

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
Nr X, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL s. s. LINE.
In. FKEIiiuT AND PAsSAtE REDUCED.
Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River NJ 8 r. NJ
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF NEW YORK. Deaken ....Saturdny, Jan 10
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Zimmerman. Wednesday. Jan. 23
CITY OF VERA CRUZ, Van Slice. Wednesday, JAM 80
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana, Progreso. CAmpeachy Tuxpan and rampico
=. ALExANDRE 4 SUNS. 81 and 33 Broadway.
NASSAU, n. T.; 81. JAGO AND cIkNFUEGUs.
IN luba -steamship CARO- ONDELET, February q. at
TiNE.-stssmship san JAUINTo, from savannah. jan
aA'' :" ANU MUhRxY. rRRRIs & CO., 90 South st.
nNExAS LINE FOR GALvEsrON, TOUCHING AT KEY
i W,st-steamer STATE OF TEXAS, Captain Ncker-
SON will sail Saturday. January 10. at r. NJ from pcr
20 East Through freight and bills OF adng
gwen railroads In the states Corpus Christi
Brazus Santiago Kockport and Brownsville. freight for
81 Mnrys and Fulton landed at kOckport For freight
and passage aving superior apply 10 u
H. MALLORY CO.. l53 Maiden iane and tor tickets to
COOK. SON a JENKINS, 26l Broadway.
I,OR BERMUDA. ST THOMAS AND VkNhZUBLA.-
The Quebec Gut Ports Steamship Company intend
class iron steamships semi monthly.
follows :-CANIMA for BERMUDA January II; HADJl, for
Porto Rico Thomas and Venezuela January 10, 1873
For descriptive PAM phlcts and passage apply to
A. EMIiIus OUfERBRIDGE CO., Agents, 20 Broad
O. e. De GARMENDIA. 81 Beaver st.
a. LEVE, All Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-09
THROWING DICE FOR DRINKS.

Michael Sullivan, licensed vender. on Saturday
night dropped into William Hosche's saloon at No.
Al East Ninoty-second street, and offered to throw
dice with the proprietor for drinks Tho proposition
was accepted. sullivan lost and when invited 10
.pay up seized chair and raised u as IL TO brain
club Sullivan fed Reaching the sidewalk he hurled
an empty beer kcg through tine window, breaking all
the glass and cndangerng the safety of Mrs. Hosche.
When Hosche came Sullivan threw another kcg at
his head, whereupon Hoschc knocked Sullivan down
with his club. Oficcr Casey then reached the spot,
and on hearing the story took sullivan the Eighty.
eighth street police station. The prisoner was com.
mitted for examination yesterday by Judge Kasmirs
in the Harlem Police Court.
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CHAPLAIN BEECHER'S REGIMENT.

new company is being organized in the Eighth
and Twenty-second wards OF Brooklyn for the Thir-
tecnth regiment, National Guard Of which Rev. Henry
Ward Bccchcr is chaplain. Colonel William Hem
street. veteran, is spoken Of the probable
commander 1t Is the intention of the Thirteenth rcgi
ment to cose up ats ranks and to prepare to march
Canada next May in time to participate In the cello
bration of the Queens birthday, and to be reviewed
by His Excelency the Marquis Of Lorne, the Gov
General of the Dominion. Chaplain Beccher.
who has already delivered lecture to aid in creating
fund TO pay the expenses Of the Canadian cxpedi-
ton, IL taking interest in tho progress OF recrut-
ing fill up the ranks and to make military display
the coming occasion worldly the National Guard VI
the Empire State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-09
ADVISED TO SUE FOR DAMAGES.

Charles Neil, of No. 1,42S Madison avenue, on Sat
urday caused the arrest of Mrs. Dora Iange keeper Of
confectionery store in Harlem. The charge he pre-
fcrred against the lady was for having certain prop
erty in her store which Mr. Neil claimed had been
unlawfully taken from him. In the Harlem Police
Court, however, Mrs. Langc proved to the satisfac-
ton Of Judge Kasiure that she had purchased the ar
tcles In dispute two years ago from William Tide
mann. His Honor then discharged the lady WHO had
spent the night in tho station house, aud advised her
10 sue Nj. Neil for damages ina civil court.