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The New York herald., 1878-10-05
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
FRIDAY. Oct. 4. 1874
RECEIPTS rw0 DAYS.

Totals.....:, .:t... 26o9 20 1850 1928 10.4os
Ny
posed sf, price: ,S.n oS,s'1sa
S5evs%sns Ss shs ssaisr. .:ssi. som. .s,s; x;
ai..l.s q: 81 ssssA .''s ss a1 ,ss
decline large amoans ., .sse. was unsola =!
until Soaaay En,'sma ssass >! pS.ss !. rom
s Essuss q D TO o to . s re.
Joseph sold = Texans sss Es s,.. 81 lbs mi.
s. sS's :'sisa IS :. :Ss lot, es
e. i:'' Si Ssr; ':: s.,'! . S Nv n i
IS. 80 DO cw. = s les: 4 per g mead, .geas.
s4 81 g. ,Gi is
u: hS.s:l. e b.: .rs a:.s Z
ssS .;:s s: Ys i
o. sS us ss s ss.h,.iilS ss siS ss ss
o and cSeroisss aSsa iooe ss ss &C., lbs.
s a. IL saS%sniS. Il cGs'.Sf s ae. a Is
7s. eommi.soa - native sses.., s4s us, shs
49,. o. xss y ssnasss 81 as .s.
Is. H.sa y IS. s :s d. s s s %
s. do Jss7 iO.. y. a.s; oxen, scsslb., a. o,.s;
Pnsr.on, Kas, IS Ohio steers: Iscl ls.: sssc
s. g g sssp sqsis e steer: s
1850 bs. =, Sc fsr s. Taylor Ohio steers as4 los
s as s' aS as si iG. =
Windsor Brothers 10 ohio steers 1882 lbs ssc SO
lbs S 90 bsa.s for Is Ohio
s =. & 80 .s sns 70.
Is dsr .sss 90 5 :ss y
ss !, 80 los ana sos g, A' s. Fl y
s;smi, s~s,ss s BED i.
90. "a is. 45 do, e75 lbs. 6c, oe do osi
y % i: i ss
ssI a.. s /, u ": &. \. = DO p: !:
Is +: /: II :.
head q do go lbs 4 Ss les, zoe ,ss head IL, Ssx S
= T.. q i q: ss .ss DO .I F'.s & S:sa, % Bros s
slndiana aoo los, At ss do. i2oo les, a
sSi ~ Ss'' .;fs s
q Culver tor Allsrton 81 Texans. 90 lbs At &C.
e DID, D.. S -, 'S sss ~ sT
ss ssn s,s Hl.,ss ~ y: TOO ! sD1s
is 10. q; Ios sft IL sf.s' los H. Meyers
% ana ,,as sso
Ssssys pss. S m ..S ,sy . shade
S'; @ e:
Ssi"s 81 s'SsS Davis sold uasss
yss. s 70: &c. s 's' s s 0 a@s. H.
lott o. grssscrs 244 lbs. ~ 2c 2ied calves 100
lbs at 4c do. 240 lbs at Sc ~ veas III lbs at
6iec
saEEP AND LAMns-Receipts yesterday and to-day, AK
cars Sy3 head 81 at Sixtieth aud i6
Jersey city sheep have slow sale Al Wednesdays
prices 4c 4sac for good. Lambs
lc 1c higher aud sell quite freely at &C. 5c Sales
y sixt,rtl street, Hacnocek Davis sold - Western
sheep 80 lbs 4c "a state do, 100 ibs 4lc; ~
cull lambs 10 bs ssc 30 State lambs 66 bs 5sc
81 d. 0sls lbs ut 40 per 2O2 Canada 40. fyt,
lbs So per lsi do. ~ lbs at IS 20; 81 do
10 lbs. 5s.c Kirby Co sold 23 Michiga sheep
~ lbs 30 per ewt l07 do. 80 lbs AT 81 30; las
5se.; iio do 7sh lbs. ~ 20 80 ger ew, 40 Canada
Western sheep, g7 lbs, at 4l4e' i29 40, 81
at asic;; ai2 state lambs. izs lbs. a. s5 ~ ,por
=, o.se sales .; Jersey uy-Jgdd Bucsngham sold
a. state lambs % ios At 55e Newton iiome, sold
axe. Kase II isock sold 81 Psans,yania sheep, 80
iamcs - lbs. a. 4ssc i4i Penhsyvana iamos, % Ios
~ 5Ac.
Iioss Receipts yesterday aud to-day. sls cars. OF
1O4O3 head 46 Fortieth street. - jersey
City and 20 he Si.tieh street. Live hogs dull
ami lower and viii not bear quoting above 35sc &c. o.
n. Reid Co. soid 1U4 ohio hogs lS1 lbs - U64
cwt late yesterday, 3sf state do. 22f lbs, &C. 3s7
Ohio do. 100 lbs. 4ac Newton Holmes sold Us Ohio
hogs, 900 lbs at 3c Az dne selected pigs. l75 lba
4ks,
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct. 4. 1878.
Cotton easy middins. 9s4e. low middins Dsc. good
ordinary, Hac Net receipts 2OSI bales. ENpofts 70
ureat 6rtain, 3s7Y, sales. 3.U25. stock. 30.Dss.
Meeky-Nct receipts 1880 baies. gross, 2Ol7f. Ex-
pcrs-ro Gtest BRITAIN $500 coastwise 7.70i. Sales,
tO,s22
NRw ORLKAss, Oct 4, 1878
Cotton nomiual abiding. iuac low middiing, locs
ordinary. nominal receipts. 2,2Ui Daes Ex-
ports-To tifeat britain 3s2; coastwise 3is saios,
l.2Uo Stock. I77l3 weekly Net rccepts IL 4l4 baesi
gross 1910. Exportsro ureat Britain. 6.yv7 coast.
wise, 1857 sales. iU.2Ou.
MoplLk, Oct. 4. 1873.
Cotton quiet aud steady, mddnE, vha low middiing
Djsc gooJ ordinary, vc. Nes rerepss 436 bales tx
poftslo the Chsnns llOOs ovastwiss 35I sales, l2ou
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

Delivered on eontrsc,, a4oo oales yesie,day For
future a.ysry .hs sales we're o.lGr. ~ 5 :Yesssraay
a ali iosas lao !, 10 $50. J.nuss, as%s Ioaie. SO
March. So6 at ioSic xprii. ioo At i6Sec 100 .i
,oese, ~ So :. iosye Nay iYo %, q ~ 7va S9o M =.
iosss. Total. ia,soj osle. To-day. No % two
r; M.oe.esos an ~ a. io;4oe, ,a yJc a, ,o4lc., IT,
2oo si "a iy ~ @44s 200 :. iotss, 400 e ioa4e; .
iS4ss iSo Ct ~ ss ios4s s
November 100 lo.5c 200 ~ ios7e 800 At 10 $50
10 4sc 200 At iolie at To- 4oc December 800 at
ln56c 0UO 10 3sc 900 ~ 3yc yUO At lU3sc 400 at
az 10 o .. - So :. ia4s a. o4ae
i5U0 at io4c ~ 4o 100 At ~ 4c 100 At 10 3yc
1000 a. 42s. ioo - ~ 4se 400 :. ioaie a7oy a.
10 4oc, 2oo 4dc 900 =. Io45c, 3OJ at 10 i6e,
10 45c. io5 a, io44e io1 alto 4se reSrasry 100 !;
i06oc 100 io62e lu.5ic.. 600 at 10 sae. $40
iooss Soo o7ve,, 90 !. IoSOs NAY; 7y9 =
1lS" lSi.i sSooo bale. ''' dr.na % ;.. sSoo bales. bales
asl Ssis. New Or osss"s Di Mobile sa; ssy"nns.
S5a5: Cnarle,on 4oss hi.m'ns ton oiS Norfolk io4i
ig.ias bass rhis day las, week, iei bales This asy
Last year s s,.s .als. Total since m sep,smSs, s4ss
steam &c. compressed BY salt 10 Hsmburg BY steam,
4e eSmprs'.sa TO Bremen: oy steam sa ',a com M
steam BY sail Ia. o iod.
imposssnt change opium was Gnil snd nominal JooDing
lots were Hing q import cost quoted At s5 90 soia N
iaes we're unchanged small joobing sales made ut
tho cost Of Importation We auotc: y, 2ic per lb
sarnet isc ali currency Vunins was quoted 50 50
- 90 MorphiLe was quoted ~ " o. Rochelle ss.s
quoted S M asS'ss Si ana IS 70 10 oo,s
81 xiaa~La@p wa. quoted ~ a,sa = a,.c ohlors,s
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsrERa
Tho following statement shows tho real estate
transactions recorded In REGISTERS ocs Octvbss
4, IS7S:-
10Th st. n. g.. 2456 n. Q. OF av. A, 25xiO3S;
Francis Krooks to Lille Levy. 500
Sth av. W. s.. 900 ~ a. OF 57th ST., 55xlUU; Chns
Il. Appleby and wife TO ChAs w. sconeld ...... lDOO
S7th 81. 125 Il. ". OF 3D. av.. 2oxluus, j. N.
Fisk reierecl to Anna Ottcndorfe 1000
SIth ST.. n s., 20 IT, w. OF I'd sv.. 25xiOoS; same 70
I'd av ". S. 80 Il. 8 OF 18th ST. 2oxso, A. H. S,cr. 49,
ber reiereo) TO Frederick A. Pslmer........... 200
Dew st. (No. 2U. Elisabeth A. Blake to Daniel Desu
aua others; yes"...... .................,. BOO
Dorschel, Margaretha and husband. to Joseph
schui,hes e. OF 10th av, OF 6dth st years S5 OUO
Elbreich, sigmuud anu wife, TO Frederick Snyder.
w. of LIST OF 1O6th st. ,..,..
Horton, Lewis and wife, to Joseph IA. Seams, /. O.
Of 54lh g., W. oi oth av yvsr..,...,. ...... 1000
wite. No. ~ Norfolk ST.; years. ... ........ 1000
McCann, Ann aud husband. to Andrew Warwick, n
OF 4'th ST. w. of 9th Av yesr.... ......... 6cOo
McNuity, fhom -. to Gottlcb Grissler wif, No.
~ Hamilton st, u months 25OO
Marshall. Oscar !. ana wife. TO Martha A. Francis.
h. O. corner lsexin sou av aud 18th years. 7OuO
ONeiii. Peter III. aud wife, to kebecca Curtis.
uf NAN ST. ". OF Garden st ........'.... l0Du
Ryan John d., to William redwood. IS Madison
st. 10. No ti. 2 years. 1889
~ ofosd ST. o Of t,n av year ............. s9os
Weldc, Charles and wife. 10 John Rcss, n. Q. cor.
Of 9th av. and l2ith ~; mouths -. ..... 1910
- ASSIGNMENTS or MuRrGAGKs.
Forchhemsr. David and another, executors. Ac
Myef IsaRcs and others, trustee, dc al2J
Franklin Fire Insurance Company to Olin O. Wall.
ottendorier. Anna, TO Hermann Uhi... i..... - -o'
Won Post, Herman O., guardian. &c., TO Auna n.
quo
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

FINANCIAL.

-fiiE GINNING rEUoRD,"
N lei Broadway the only paper In the United States
full Attest accounts from all the gold and
silver mines Of America. only ~ q year.
NJ. B.-Urdcrs executed Tor mininS stocks.
A REAsUNABisa IA iES-MunEi On IaFE AND
N Endowment lnsu Policies Mortgages: same
beug all kinds eectea with st com panes
n lowest premiums
J. j. HABRICh CO. io5 broadway; box $50.
A LII unADEs Or Ml.,lNG suAKEs BOuuur AND
n sold In tho California and York markets and
paid the of their payne Fran
cisco. tertihcates ready Tor Immediate delivery
WILLIAM WARD, Banker ana Broker 81 Broadway.
A BOUT LIFE PULiCY LOASs-EvEN IN DIFFl-
hcult cases. consult ID. r. FACkLEk, $40 Broadway.
aTIvD sIOCks oASKIED uN MARGIN OF PER
~ cent, from 10 $50 800 invested will
yield large profits send for CIRCULAR
Ing .tock ratlons ~ also financial papers mailed free.
PECK. 0LLBEkT . Cu.. 10 broad So New rorK-
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

LIvKaPooL Oct. IS r. H.
Cotton The sales Of the day ncadsd 800 bales Amer
July delivery, i'd uplAnds middiing cSuse
uAry and February delivery. l5-l6d
Trade Rsportrhe market for ana fabrics NJ Man.
chester is heavy and depressed In a | branches.
LIvERPooL. Oct 4. 1878.
leading grain circular :''fne British
kets quiet, bat there has been urher decline.
transactions in wheat restricted. Cargoes on coast
Continent One have been directed
owners In this aud the
the former rates. but white tended downward
maize the actions been moderate the tandency
tenued and small business aons at decline OF
penny TO two pence ON American Old sheats nearly
Mzxe In moderxe request three pence de-
cline"
LONDON oct. 4-Evening
Iinseed OIL SAT i5s pcr ton refined petroleum. 74d
75sd. per gallon. 80.
Petroleum, 23lsr for hne pale American. American
lard closed At 2II aorins per 80 Kiios.
NEW PRODUCE KxcnASoK REroRE
l.wEkPooL. oct 4, 1878
Pork-Prime mess-Eastern steady At 53s.; Western
dull AS. Bacon-Cumoerland cut steady st SIS
short rib steady 34. ong clear steady At 3is short
ders stead, ~ 3Os Beef-Indis dul Al 1s; extra
western aa u at So. 3D. city steady =, s
Iurpennc-spirts dull ~ 2as. Rosin Common dull AZ
IL As Lard oil steady At I Flour state steady
25s. Wheat M. spring dull ~ 9s i'd No. spring
ns nsw s.u,hepn dsi At es C",n"Misea son seaay at
3D. dull 2fs 3d. tor old Cottonseed
oil-Ysllow American dull st SIS.
FINANCIAL
LokDox. Oct 4-4PM NJ
Tho amount Of bullion gone into tho Bank OF England
uonsois " 10 tor money and ~ Il6 for the account
preferred, 3Oss Illinois Central, So.
Parts sdvcss cent rentes Ii3 Toe for the
PARIS. Oct 4, 1873.
Exchange on London. 25f 3otsc Tor short sight.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales made the Exchange

October H.
n. v.
John A. Goodlett, referee-Forscosure sale Of the
three story brick house. with lot lSx9S9, No. 33f.
East sd y 242 t. W OF LIST plaintiff. 5000
WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Jefferson VI. Levy. .referee-Forecosur. sale Of the
two story rick building, with lot Ia 7SxS76. No.
s4oo
ID. N.
William g. Trull, referee Foreclosure sale Of 3
story brick building, with lot l60x xiOtl5, No. 343
East SD st., n. s.. III u. .. Of Lexington Rv. 60
y
LEsPiSAssE
Alfred referee Fot eciosure sale Of story
7sh.s~ ~ n 81 800 s' - Of 81 to S painir... Init 5000
ny BLkECKER AND
William Watson referee Foreclosure sale of the
Htory brick shop with lot 20 IL x3t 9x44 2x385
No W University place, W. O., 2p.9 II. u. OF 18th
az. to plaintiff -. $500
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JASEfRo, Oct. 2, 1879.
Coffee market animated; prices very nrm Gocd nsts,
$500 $50 res 10 kiios Average daily receipts OF
coffee during the past week. 147UU bags; weeks snp-
msnts the Channel and North ct Europe ~ 90 do
United stat S. $500 do, and Mediterranean ports,
ilDUo do. Weeks sales tor the Cnannl anu North Uf
Lurops, 1900 bags United statcs. eouU do, aud
change ON London, 23l
SANTOS. Oct. 2, 1878.
Coffee animated and prices very Brn superior
800 10 kilos Average daily receipts dur
Ing the past week. $500 Weeks shipments. 1000
inciudng l4UoO the Channel, Ncrtn OF Eurupc and
ports Weeks sales Tor Europc 10000 and
tor the United 5000 stock In port 60UUU
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

Transmitted to Mint OF the United States
Phadelphia Tor consge-gold. ld...........$l 025, ,142
The imports OF dry goods At the port Of New York
for the weak ending to-day 81, 274. .s09 the
amount marketed 81, 38O 221. The total imports Of
dry goods since January were s6O PAT, lit, and the
total amount marketed SOL, ,050, 82S
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 4. 1873.
This weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Annexation says s"Cotton early In the ek hrm,
and considerable business WAS done. Prices Tor some
descriptions higher since tuesday the market has
quiet, and = pait OF the advance has been lost
American In good d. IN and snd advanced Sd to
when holders offered freely, ciosin duh aud
irregular island In fair request but
free sellers and prices rather lower Futures opened
strong advanced to Monday Nd Tor septemucr
September aud October delivery, and lI6d. for ALI
otner positions since then the market has been very
dull. closing l32d lower for October 332d. tor a
sales of the Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Exporters took ...,..... 5000
took 1000
Total Observation-Disclosures. 35l.uOO
American ..... 1874 .OJ0
Total receipts II ,UOu
American 5000
Actual port OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
OF cotton ahoat 14l 100
Ameri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
Forwarded ships side direct spnuers. 4UU
American sales OF the 49,. ). f4,UOU
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

Was active especially TO arrive and arm A. the
ossossr No. = ,sa ~ os ana 20 60 DO; Ssys|ssI
spring october, o6sac 1900 do oetooer No:
,ss ssa y qs ssss 4
'ss Nc P'ia u e g: SS
a$l "a Tor steamer No red; $l os 81 ust ior No.
os chie.so ssa I soe tor
At saAe osor sss.
sooo Susss No T. Sovsn9sr s. q. ao and a d.
october steam. sold 1t 4sc. closing follows :-ucto
9ss s ass' ss s:.'s s sa s.ss
beesnOsr, a Sid SOC. asAsa; No 5osac.
E. Ss ss.s ;'ssi NJ
s s is Western oai. m. s':s sa aa'.s sa;
extra stiss. nominsl at sse No do ass stc No.
sss. 10 90, saAe: 10. do. as,ss. 27e The
Ths market for foreign dried about steady.
5 81 I nes .1 vs.as y s01 99.s
rant. iu so. ss. &C. per h. nsT s''roa ls1e Fig.
quarter s boxes: So %ei i4 as sa boxes l1s Turkey pran-
new drsnsbis x.lna.s ia,.s; Marecs DO. %.
s s.s's @ sA
market for eagSing re aimed Arm and in
SSsS 'sIf ie for lbs ana lis % Tor '' -na
and With ss ruled % We st
Prime shipping hay t5c; retail CSC Zoo straw-LonS
HEMP AND JurE-lns general market was steady. but
quiet a aass. d.ss'sa ss 3 $40 ~ 90 for
Russia clean. s2to $40, gold Italian. $27o
S275 gold; jute 4ac DC. jute butts 2c ~ l6c.,
currency. cash and tme Manila hemp. &c; sisal 5lsc
istic. Sc. u Sac. according TO quality.
HIDKa-The market remained hrm. Sales were 2, 500
Nome v.eo. 2 lbs at 2ic 1old. tour months; 800 do
sold before ARRIVAL. 2l1s Ibs private TOO
Eutre Rios, - los; 40 seconds. 221 lbs about
1000 Montevidso. 2lA ibs 900 do. kips. II ails
lbs. .225 Burnus Ayres and torrentrs kips ana
$50 River Platte, from Europe. all on private
2lc. 21hc, 40, 20 los to 70 lbs. alike a 2l1sc
Montevideo 20 lbs TO ~ lDs 2lc. Corrientea
II lbs ~ los, zoe. 2Utac Ki0 GAnde, 20 lbs.
22 ba lsc. i9,se, Orineco u lbs TO ~ oA, ie,sc
2Uc California - lbs to 70 los, 2Oc. 2Oac Central
American, 70 lbs 10 - lbs, lSe lStsc Mstamoros ~
ibs I7c Isc Vera Cruz. iS l1s Iuc
all gold, seected dry sated Texas "a lbs to 10 lbs 13c
l31zc; do. southern, "a lbs 80 ibs Zoe ilc. city
slaughter 10 iUs to 81 los, S7s COW. IS lbs
Gu lbs. 7c A7tsc.. all currency. selected
HoYs-Ihe market settled The recci pts
larger included cnoce shipping hops, which
soied shippers 80 maze desirable seiection As
auence T. report shipments OF Az bales. We
Yorks, CROP choice to fancy l3c. loo
good to prime llc l2c do do low to fair, &c.
1Uc. Eastern 1Oc l2c; Western. l0c l2e yearings
Sc . &c. oids, all growths, &c. u &c.
From Mr., kmmsts Wells Weekly Hop Ctrculnr:-
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
| COTTON RECEIPTS.
Following are the receipts Of cotton the below named
IAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Oct. 4. 1873.
Spanish gold. l95 . 1951a. Exchange hrm. sugars
nni
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

-. IU.IJ n. III.
e7OOO Us5 2os '67bc 1854 $1,000 SIS 1881 IU5z
2UOOO Us 5's lO-4O's log 1000 Us SIS, sl, e.. 1864
l5UUO no.. IS log
ILLS A. NJ
10000 US SIS. 1Oa0, lO6 $4,000 4Ls 9l be 1854
yOUU US oslo4orbcc lu5T 4uuo Us 4s,c, lso7bc 995x
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

The statement OF business at the United States As
say Office at New York Tor the month ending Septsm-
Der 80, 1878, is AS iollows:-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-11
CHIMBER OF COMMERCE..

Cheap Fuel for Steam Purposes--The High
School.
The first business of the chamber of COM
MERGE yesterday was the submission of the
following letter:
OFFICE OF THE NORTHWESTERN FUEL Co.
st. Paul, June 10, 1878.
II. Rogers, Chairman of Committee on Manu-
features:
DEAR SIR: In accordance with your request
that We should give you prices at which this
company will furnish steam coal for manufac-
turing purposes, we submit The following:
Illinois coal in large lump.......$3 so per ton
" nut: ........ 2 SO "
For h,..t;nn nrrra slack a. ~: w., rs
Works, at St. Louis, in rolling railroad iron
and other heavy work, Grand Tower coal is
used. This can be shipped in barges at 49, SO
to s. per ton. Yours Respectfully,
Wa. RHODES, Treasurer.
In response to an inquiry Mr.. Rhodes
stated that the cost of delivery from barges
would be 80 cents per ton.
Mr.. Banning desired to know why the law
providing for the issue of bonds for high
school was not submitted to the people at the
spring election, as required by law.
Mr.. Lee said he understood that the bill
provided that the board of education should
accept the law before it could be submitted
to the people, and for some reason that body
did not see fit to accept it. He offered a
resolution that the board of education be re-
quested to issue catalogue showing names
and ages of the pupils of the high school,
He wanted to know whether these
people who were getting the benefit of this
expenditure were objects of charity, or
whether they were able to pay for the school
ing Of their children.
Mr.. Banning did not like to have his
respectful request turned into a malicious
attack on the high school.
On motion of Mr.. Lee the resolution was
laid over one week.
No other matters of public interest were
transacted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-11
PERSONAL.


W. W. Hartley ESQ.,, of the Brainerd Tribune.
was in town last night.
Jerry Coughlin, the well-known and popular
conductor on the Milwaukee & st. Paul road, is
at the Metropolitan.
Hon. H. G.. Page Senator from the forty
first district, was in his seat for the first time
yesterday since the commencement of the i'm
peachment proceedings, having before been I'M
able to attend by reason of illness.
At the Cosmopolitan Chas. Dinger, Eau
Claire, Wis; G.. w. Welles and wife, Farming
ton A. Rumohr, Duluth: Geo. Luther, New
Albion, Iowa; G. H. Lehman, Watertown,
Jon Michel, Lacrosse; Carl Avellis, Chicago;
John Shaleen, Centre City; A. E. Rice Will
mar; G. W. Clough and wife, Miss Clough,
Thos Gibson, Thos. Purcell, Austin.
Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel: J. F.
Remore, MARSHALL; John A. Davis. Minneapolis,
N. F: Fifield, do; f. B. ingalls,. North Branch;
Wing; Q. c. Hanson, Morris, Mimi; L. H.
Dodge. Melrose; r. G. Gray, Pine City; Geo.
B. Hunt, Hudson; Miss E. Hopkins, Brainerd :;
Rev. J.. A. Giltillan, Blue Earth; Rev. Fred
Smith, Red Lake; Charles Wright, White
Earth; Little Pelican, do; G.. w. Benedict,
MINI.
Arrivals at the Metropolitan hotel: J.
Woods Whitman, Hastings; c. NJ. Dittman
Pennington; A. Wick, Boston, W. &. Page,
Fergus Falls; Sidney Corbett and wife, Mime
apolis; T. B. Clement, Faribault; Frank Nc
Gibeny, Viola McGibeney, Hugh McGlbeney
Victor McGibeney, Fritz McGibeney, Allie Nc
Gibeney, W. H. Savage, Portland, Oregon; J..
W. Will and family, Minneapolis; F. E. Alex
ander, St. Louis; Edwin E. Litchfeld New
Yoyk, 3. D. Litchfeld London England; e..
N. Ballou, Buffalo; Jno. Stone, T. A. Budd,
Buffalo; E. w. Winter Hudson; E. N Buehler,
New York; Peter Doyle, J. D. Lawler. Prairie
du CHEN; s. G.. Anderson, Hutchinson: 8. w.
Hunt, Menomonee; M. O. Ward, Minneapolis;
Chas. Livingston, Frank Jones, J Redman,
Jas. Gates, J. B. johnson, Milwaukee.
The following were among the arrivals at the
Merchants yesterday: L. B. Wellington, Chi
cago; r: Brown, J. B. Thompson, New York;
D. W. Rich Hastings; A. Burgtoof, Mime
aapolis; A. o. Heiberg, Rushford; 3. B. Hell
berg, Baldwin; A. Motzfeldz, La Cross; Miss
E: NJ. Bradford, Owatonna; O. L. Brooks, Jas.
Clark, Circus; W. NJ. Skinner, Mortified; F.
L: Martin, st. Louis; J. B. McCanley, Boston
w. L. Cohn, &. E. Bockswood, Chicago; J. M.
Wheat, Fillmore, Mimi; G. G. Mealey,
Milwaukee; L.. Donnelly, Ninninger;
A. W. Haber>ham. Baltimore;
j: NJ. Pain, N. P. Junction; w. "a. Fuller, Ell
gin; H: A. Campbell, S. J. Wallace, Brainerd;
". Il. Houlton, Elk River; J. A. Hume, Eau
Claire; W. p. Lenner, Faribault; H. Kinds,
shakopee; W. W. Bougdon, Mankato; G. Il.
Smith, Window; 0. Aver, LIE Sueur; J. C. Nc
Clure, Red Wing; J. p. Thomson, Minneapolis;
J. W. Luce and wife, Red Wing; Hon. p B.
Ware, W. E. McHenen, o. J. Carpenter,
Chicago; j. Humer, Eau Claire; s.
L. Campbell, Wabashaw; M. Tarble, Chicago;
). Colman. Davenport; R. F. Hersey, Still
water; G. L. Foss, Geo. Evans, r. 3. Langdon,
Minneapolis; C. White, Winni peg; J. F. Mason,
La Crosse, Wis; Jas. Mclaughlin, Devils Lake
Agency; H. G, Day Gloversville New York
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Almost Il Serious Accident.

Early yesterday morning, as the circus
property was passing over the bridge an ac-
cident occurred which might have been
serious one. A heavy wagon containing
some of the paraphernalia and drawn by six
horses was passing over, and the driver
wanted to put on the brakes, but the police
man on the bridge-so says Mr.. Cole-told
the man he must not skid the wheel, as it
would injure the bridge. The consequence
was that the two wheelers could not stand
against the pressure of the heavy wagon and
started to run, and when they were brought
up they backed through the two fences of
the foot path and were within an ace of
going over into the river, and it was only
owing to the presence of mind of the driver
that a big accident was avoided. AS it was
only three lengths of the side railing were
orried away, separating the road from the
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Of Third street; thence
west along said north line
A feet: thence north to q
point 66 feet east from
corner of 4th and Wash
tngton streets; thence east
81 feet to . point so feet
west from where the divid-
ing line between said lots
l and z intersects said line
of 4th street; thence south
100 feet; thence south and
west to beginning, lot 2,
block Is,
NJ L Vebber, ESTATE Of east
20 feet of 40 feet east of
west 46 feet of south SO
feet,
8 J Wilkin. und "a of west
70 feet, Of south 80 feet,
Same. und a of " 20 feet of
40 feet g of W 46 feet of
south SO feet,
Nathan Wescott, und i of
west % # of 9 80 feet,
Same, und Is of " 20 feet of
40 feet east Of " 46 feet of
S IS feet,
James NJ Wenger, commence
ing at a point on east
boundary of lot 8, block
%. Rice & Irvine's Adm;
thence to a point on St.
Anthony street by a line
parallel with a line joining
the NV and Sc corners of
said lot 8 and interesting
said street at a point 81 #
e from NV corner of said
lot 8; thence 9 along said
street II feet 81 inches;
thence to e line of said lot
8 by a line parallel with a
line joining NV and 80 cor
ners of said lot 8; thence
s along said e boundary to
beginning,
Isaac Bernheimer,
All in the city of st. Paul,
and State of Minnesota.
+.
TAG
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THE COURTS,
District Court.

Ot8tTICt Court.
before Judge Wilkin.1
Smythe VS.. The City of st. Paul. Claim for
grading streets in 1864. Cause tried and
given to the jury. Verdict for plaintiff of
$993.S6.
0. P. Peterson VS.. The City of St. Paul. Ac-
ton for injury to business by building Broad
way sewer. On trial.
Before Judge Brill.
r. J. Marvin, administrator de bonis non.
VS.. George Culver ct al. Dismissed for non
appearance of plaintiff.