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Justice Aker--Nos 2o7s 2ees. 800. $500. s2c7. Sea
3ll9. 4t59. s446 1891. 437s, 45s2, 2969 AS. 2olA
PART 2--heid by Judge Goepp Nos 1857, 1884, 440a.
5067 s34s 1890. ASA, 1874 4oss, 1884, 1895. 1888.
siunot. Nos 43l7 lG5o1s 23. 354o 463s. $685.
2s9l, 36s2 2g55 isd4 1862 l345, 4326, 2343. 4421.
Court or GENERAL sEssioxs-Part HELD by Ro.
corder HacketI The Pconlc Charles Gordon,
burglary; Same vs. John Sullivan, burglary: Same VS..
John A. II. Burke grand larceny; Same vs. Daniel
Same Thomas Hogan, forgery; Same Gustav
Enwig, assault and battery Part 2-Held By Judge
ciicerseeve. Tho People vs.. Mary Williamson, rob.
berry; Same VS.. Thomas Mcmahon, fcionious assault
and battery; same vs. Lawrence Hines, felonious
snult ana battery; Same vs. Richard J. JerolomaU,
ieonious assault and battery; Same vs.. Charles
Laushlin, assault and battery; Same vs.. Emil Rochl,
dlsorderly house.
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DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

During tho run on tho east sidc banks IN the latter
part Of April, President Miils. OF tho Dry Dock Saw
ings Bank, by telegraph, asked an examination oy
order OF Acting Bank Superintendent Lamb. Albert
h. Kirkland, H. n. ST. John and Alfred Taylor wero so.
looted TO make the examination, and they report that
tho institution had surplus OF assets over ne Iiab
tiles OF s5lgs39 ~ aud an excess Of income ex
ponses Of Sj3,6l7 a. In commenting upon this re.
port Mr.. Lamb says:-"I have repeatedly cDloined
and exhorcd the examiners 10 lay bare every ia
the condition and conduct OF the institution. be-
hevc they have done so, and that their JUDGMENT is
fair and trustworthy, and that u safely be nc.
ccptod everywhere ms the true statement Of the imam
cai condition OF this savings IN stitution am moved
10 say much because can ses uotning but m sfor-
tune Tor depostors, tor borrowers and the public
in general groundlcss attacks upon sound and well
conducted savings banks by malicious enemies or
scared depositorsn
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HONESTY AND POLICY.

Patrick Doyle scorns protcncc ana will not stoop
20 prcvarca cation. In evidence OF which no proudly
points to his offence Of Saturday night, he
into the outcnos OF tho law for being intoxicated and
standing upon the street with can In his hand so.
Letting ponneso for the avowed purpose ofnna It with
beer. In court yesterday ne said that he had been
told many time that honesty was the best
policy. but In his experience OF this worlds Ways
had often been Inclined TO doubt IT, To give tho
maxim fair tral no saiIted out on Saturday night
his homo IN Harlem or was furnishing from want Of
food ne made 10 All coners declaration VI bis truo
nnd purposes THO result OF THIS was that N
world denied him It's charity and the poiice locked
him W asa nuisance. A. he promised this test OF a
moral precept wouu DO the last no would under
take under circumstances he discharged and
went on contvntedly swinging the empty beer can
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nay II, 1873.
Y Ssi4, Britain 'S'' s'''vS u.s. Sales sS Stock
co, ,.r,. NEW ORLEANS, May II. 1878.
expo Exports 9ss1 10 & Ne 5sses "a S.' gross
1000. stock l2s 2i7. '"s'
AoarLy. Nay H. 1878
sin"Ty sc IN, Net sscs,pts as s"cs Exports coasswse
orSnssg s,% psSdas oe so low
ii4ie. '''' 'e'''' 200 0A''' s'''' 49, Stock
Cotton o.., m,as,,0s ,o cH1 "a. ,Ss May ,sE
good ordinary SC Net receipts " bales sales. 10.
w,LMlscroS. \. G.. May II, 1878.
spirits o. urpansne quiet At z5s tos'n quiet AZ 81 %
Tor yellow dip; u - tor virgin Tar steady ~ 81 81
w,.,, u,.., ioLlDo, May 4. 1878.
s ossss ~ r'S u a. s 20 y ~ ,s wpsr
Nay AM ssn. Jssos ~ a. ySl,:
go, Kecept.-2looo bushels wheat, $4,000 do. corn
do corn. 1900 do oats. -''''
Flour In fair ds,nsnd snics 80 1si. .. nnshansea
's' M Tsss - .a a. %n Do S a. ss co. 1a.as
mixed oa'. snt inquiry V qSo.ss nS; s1
peslse.sd ishw,as. aomsalIy quoted At = oessI u
sey Ssa osfs "rss: ssnE.s S ss
Flour goo bills wheat 30 $40 bushels; corn, ~ 600
ROAD S"ll's S 90 wa ss Do su.hs
bo,o3U oats, 1900 barley
900 DO Lake receipts Wheat, i5s54D bnshcs; corn
ments 10 tide water Wheat i22 2Ds Dusheis corn lo4
oats, " 800 do pork 1000 Dbls shipments to inter.
mediate points-Whcat, 4 90 Bushels
D9rnoir. Nay II, 1879
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat nriner ~ ST 30l.
II 3JA for whitcMichigan 81 2s4 tor No ! do. Corn
quiet; nothing doing. No. mixed off red 4Jc. Oats
tteady; 40 sales Of No: white: sales OF No. mixed
zoe Glover seed-Nothng dons, offer I'd at 81 re.
ccipts-Flour. 400 bbls. bushels. corn
40 do oats. 300 d.. shipments Flour, 100 bbs
wheat. 3,UOp do corn. $500 10. oats. 2.+JO do.
cIScrSsAr May II, 1873
Flour steady, unchanged Wheat duh, dropping: red,
81 HASH Corn quiet nut Arm AT 42c i4c Oats strong
and nm choice fn acc. Pork quiet steady 1T
80 Lard dull aud nomna steam &c Kettle 71c. Use
Bulk mvats quiet but firm. shoulder, J7ac short fio
mdules ~ ~ cash. be-, buyer Junc short clear do
clear 10 and clear sides Wnskey dull IL ii U3 Butter
dull. Sugar steady. unchanged Hogs Grm
receipts. 1880; shipments. i.iUO.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat active shade
higher. NO. chicago spring. ~ I'M ~ I1ts cash:
" II 81 liz, May 81 us oo5s, June; 81 U51s
"a O5s. Juy; ds 81 or 81 %; rejected sSc Corn
steady aud nrm At 1Dc. 4UISc cash 3y9.c May 30ssc
June 4UAc. July; rejectcu. 36tc. Oas steady. with
fair demands; 2o4c., cash. 26sc. coke May June
2Gtac, July. Rye fairly active ana shade higher
5ssc Barley quiet. but steady ~ sDsc Doe Pork In
June; ~ e2h IS %. July. Lard ~ lair DO.
Bulk meats EASIER shoulders age short rib iAc short
clear 4ysc. Alcohol market bare: 3Jc bid. J5c asked.
niskcy nominaliy unchanged keccpts--giour. 5000
bhl. wheat, iisWo bushels: corn. 5000 10. oats.
$1,000 do rye $500 do barley, 100 do shpnent.--
Flour. 600 bills wheat l0J,DUD bushels; corn
34l 200 ons 10000 do rye, $50 do. barley
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COURT CALENDAuS-TlIS DAY.

suPREmg couRr-CuAMBERs--Hcid by Judgc Dopo.
hue.-Nos Il, -. 81, 81, 81, l0l, lC5 III I25 l2G
l2s 1885, los, l6l, 20i, 2J5, 2Js, 225, 2I0 2ii $50
26s 49, 2s4, POI, 2e4 POS 100, 800 30i 302 305 3Oi
sos 800.
SUPREME CouRr-GESERAL TERM-Hold by judges
ingalls,, Daniels and Potter. Nos. l0l 102 1908 Ill
49, ia III l21, l2s 1888. 1874 1885, l42 l47 las llg
3d. o. o. os, li5, 19 l2o. l2i Ia 1873 1874 1875 1885,
lo2
SUPREME corRr--spEcAL TgRn-Hcid Dy Judge
Van Brunt-Law aud Fnct-Nos. ala, 42i, 4ss, 49,
900, 800. 400 al, 1875, 40 40, 3lo 49, 81, S. 81
g0, o. o. %, ~ 1885, $50, 20 1876. 1871, ~ 2s5 34l
325 o5j. $50, 800, S7O Sl5 aga 3g5 3s9 us, 20 26o
i32, 40l iof, 3Ts 437, ii6 &c. 100 50
SUPREME CouRr-LiRcrfr--fa l--iiod by Judge
Barrett --Ossc on--No. 1879 40 day calendar. Part
2-Hcld by Judge l,a.rence Nos. 900 laii, 1879.
1907 1918 1871, 1912. 1914 1882 99s, 2o3l, 1904 1906
zoos 1885, 1923, i404, 1893, 1921. 33l2 l659p 1900
1907, 1898. Part 3--ilcld Nv Judge Van yorsL-Nos
34s2. 32i3, Boz 507, BIZ, 1855 1926 1870, 3si ltil
0l5 llie li25, 2503 1917 1917, 100, 6ii i54s 3lfo
1898. 2427 il7s, 1854 30Oa.
SUPERIOR IorRf-GgSKRAL TRRx-Hcld by JudQcs
Sper, sanford and Freedtnan.-Appeas from orders
Nos |, g 3. A. 5. General c0lcndar--Nos 10, IL "a
% 70, u, Is, 20. 80, 81, 3s. 80, 81. 49, 90
SUPERIOR CouKr--spEciAL IEga-had by Chief
Judge Gurus --Demurrcr-No. g. Issues Of Law
Nos. H. 16, 3d. 81
Judge Saigwick.-Nos. CAT, 6ts, $780, Col, G52, $40,
100, $50, 33, 55i 4s5, 2g6 707 Ill, GOA Parts and
8--Adiournci for the Term.
COMMON LEAs-GKsERAL rRRM-Held by Chief Jus.
lice Z. y. Daily and Judges Robinson and Larremore
Nos. IL, IA, ~, 80, 10. 02, 70a
COMMON LEAs-CHAMBERs Held by Judge J. r..
Daly--Nor. 2 IL, IL
COMMON pLsss-EorirY TsaM-Adjourncd for tho
term.
JoMmoS PIrAs--rpiAL rgRm-part1 --rlcd by Judgo
Van Hoesen, -Nos ltTT. Itp 1910. 1881, SOL, 213,
2Ol bs. 5iy, $50 on 1894 800 20. ga lll3 1880,
l43S, 2l31, sl9 $751; 260l IT'S 1868 6l3 l416 252p,
2l3 ls7 las 2iao, G2o,s ioa0 1890. i9a, 245a Part
2--AdIournsu tor tha torn.
MAkIsE CouRr, IRIAL IsRx-Part Held by Ohisf
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-Speculation in
Stocks Dull and Quiet.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Investment Securities State
and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET,

SUNDAY. May 12, 1878
The week just past proved to DO one OF the least
active OF the season, unmarked as IL was by char
aceristics Of importance either in financial or com.
mcrcia circles 1t not the sort Of week that the
daily joboer in stocks has tina least fancy Tor, and 1t
certainly was not Of the kind to please the commits
sion broker, who abhors vacuum In business as
thoroughly does nature matters atmos-
pherc. So the week pleased nobody, for II neither
put money in tho SPECTATORS purse took money
out Of It, but simply gave occasion TO anatbematizc
the dulncss OF trade ana to lament SHOW hard their
lot who neither won nor lost" During the nrst four
days the market was lett 10 the charity OF rctail
traders. who lent II sufficient eleemosynary sup
port to keep life In It, but not enough TO
prevent q daily sinking which threatened
to eliminate in disaster. Meantime tho leaders OF
speculation stood idle. There was nothing In Tho
condition OF things to warrant bear attack, and
Shero certain elements which rendered a bull
campaign dangerous venture. Among the latter
was the tcksh position Of the Northwestern specuia
zion, resulting from tho fact that large amounts OF
STOCK had been accumulated for the purpose OF con-
trolling tho election, which stock, having served i.s
purpose, supposed TO be hanging over the market
10 q manner threatening not only It's own prccpita-
ton, but that of the OF the list WE'LL Another
weak spot In the market was the Disappointing
duct Of Lake shore After much chirrupng In its
IaSOr anu muuy CueeTIul as 10 t6 IutuE0
value II suddenly turned that tho losing
money instead OF making and That the anticipated
dividend would probably DO cut down one-halL
sroog bearsh feeling was the outcrop OF this change
OF opinion, which. II not powerful enough TO deprcss
the stock materially, at least potent enough to
stop all progress the rest Of the and add
the prevailing depression break OF half . dozen
points in Wabash did add TO tho cheerfuncss OF
tho situation II Is alleged that the reconstruction
have erected their edince upon quicksand,
which is already washing away II Is fair to say that
the company deny the allegation. Meanwhile the
courts have enjoinod the payment Of interest upon
oil classes Of bonds except the hrst mortgages aud
the company is called upon 10 show cause
why . receiver should not be appointed.
During Friday and Saturday better feeling pre-
vailed, the steady sag" OF the first tour days being
checked by fresh support lent by the cques to the
granger properties. which In turn strengthened the
entire list with tho exception Of Lake Shore In this
man ner dull week q icatureless market closed
strong the Northwestern and st. Paul properties
steady as 10 the OF tho list aud duh every
thing
TRANSACTIONS or THE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening, highest
and lowest sales, regular way, OF tho principal stocks
during the past week, together with the number Of
Aaclt
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, May III, 1878.
Sugar-Thc market active; tho emcnt continued
remainsd very some classes adj
yancng slightly Nos: 10 90 ~ Dutch standard IN =
~ reals per arrobe Nos is to ~. Dutch standard q
On reals molasses sugar Nos 30 10. az 6ls rsais;
auscovado sugar common TO lair 81 50 reals; cenri.
fug Al sugars, Nos IA to 10. Ia boxes nhds sL
reas stocks IN warehouse In Havana and Matsnsas -
boxes and 81 300 hhds Rccsipts the
weck--is 400 boxes. 1890 bags and 1900 hhds TX.
por,. during the wrckt,it boxes $500 Is
hhas including vll boxes 22UD bags aud ~ hhds
30 the United states. Molases nominal Jerked boot
- 80 reals arrvbe Lard lin kcgsl$34 90
s34 rs per quntal, In currency DO In tins $40 ga
Potatoes ~ 81. currency, per Dbl Wax yellow SIS
SIT gold, per arrobo; do white S26 Goal OIL In tins
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The total imports since January l. this year, were
sos against 1928 500 for the Same period
last year. and $751; 900 1876 rho total exports
produce since January this year. $780, 1888 92'
against s92 13l period last year, and
ss3 $780, 1874 In 1875 The total exports specie
January ], this year, wore s7,2ss,9a2. against
39l for the same period last year, and
$50, $50, 600 In 1875
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds active and In good
demand throughout the week On Monday
the Secretary OF the Treasury Issued an
other call Tor s5.ooooo0 ave.twenty elk per
cent bonds for redemption, owing 10 the rapid
sale OF four per cents, while Tuesday tho Syndicate
anticipated thor July option for AZ per cen, bonds,
making s25 600 900 OF tho lat and sold within
month. There is no diminution OF the demand Tor
Az per bonds from investors ana the largo pur-
chases this week indicate that tho Syndicate will
speedily take additional s5o0OO00 $40. 600 900
and advance the subscription price OF the bonds The
following is comparison Of the ciosing quotations
yesterday and on tho Saturday previous in London
Man II. Mau4
New "a per cents. los 1865 105h
F.ve.twcntes OF 1S67........ los4 1857 1867.
Ten-iortes. .......... ....... l07h l07x
Elves OF 1881. ............ 1905 1861
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS
State bonds were dull but steady and without any
important features of change. Railroad bonds have
been very active and strong Northwest gold bonds
having advanced 10 lo14 and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
sevcns TO 1904 OF the Central Now Jersey bonds
stock the following amounts have assented 10 the
organization pan:-Consodated bonds. Sl5. 600 0c0;
shares, sl3,5oo 900; Lehsh and wnkosbarre bonds.
1890, 600; American Dock and improvement, Com
pany, So, o5S,oo0.
The following wore tho bids for tho various State
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CURrls-CoiT -On THURSDAY, May .. 1878. at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, Clifton Ill., AMMAN
dale, N. J by Tho Rev. Francis H. BUSHNELL MAR.
GARKr JOHNSTON. daul liter OF tho late Benjamin B.
Cot NJ. d., 10 WALTER g. CURTIS. N. D., oi smith
Vile, y. e.
san Francisco papers please copy.
Professionalism Saturday, May IL, at the rcsi-
dence Of the brias's father, by the Rev. Heury W.
Bellows. d. D., WM ". PALES to JULIA W., youngest
daughter OF Jackson s. schultz botn OF this city.
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TEMPERANCE IN NEW JERSEY.

The eighth annual convention OF the Catholic Total
Abstinence Benevolent Union Of New Jersey will DO
held at New Brunswick, on Wednesday OF this week.
Rev Father McNulty Of Paterson, state chaplain OF
tho union, Will then deliver his farewell address
previous 10 his departure tor Europe.
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Prime ban kcrs' sterling

THE MARKET.
Tho gold speculation has been very dull, the only
iemaud being from the purchasers Of tho AZ per
Fonts. The price was 1oo,s 1904 all the week.
Tho following Is the Custom House return OF tho
exports oil specie from the port OIL Now York for tho
week ending on Saturday,
May 6-Stcamcr g. W. Bentley, Elouthora--
American silver coin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
May e-S,eamer City oil Brussels, Liverpool
American silver bars containing eod........ 40
American silver bars containing silvcr...... 9.400
Foreign silver coin. .................. 1900
lean silver bars $4,000
A can gold ................... 2bsis
MAY 9--stcamer Pommcrania, Hamburg
American gold com 1000
COINS AND BULLION.
Tho following arc quotations IN gold for various
CONS and bullion =.
soverciQns. Observation-Disclosures. 81 IS a 81 30
-Napolcons.. .s...sssssss.,sss..s"s W NV
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

SgLSRR--MILLHAusgR.- Miss JENNIE SELxER TO Mr..
julius MnLHAUsER. No cards.
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COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH AUSTRALIA

Atrlan acho het
roml THE
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To,alrcsvc 500. 4s72 200 seeosl 500 Dec. s4o5, 700
Res'vc rcq'ed


serve above
legal reqnw SIC, '1S 700 s15s22, 900 Dec. $780, 700
Foreign exchange is neglected and no change has
been made In rates, which remain as folows:-
St9ty Ddya Three Ddys.
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Total Tor the week. $50 AIS

lo'a LOT inc week.. 553. 435
THE MONEY MARKET.
Tho money market worked easily, and a large
supply Is visible. This is mainly owing 10 tho great
Influx OF currency from the interior Money on call
lent easily at a 4 per cent, with exceptions at 2js
and per cent. The weekly statement OF the New
York banks shows decrease in total reserve Of
$405 ZOO tho difference between loss OF So 5s2 400
specie and grin OF 81 ITO 100 legal tender notes. BY
reason OF an increase in deposit liabilities or
sl,o64.o00 the falling OF In surplus reserve is
$500, 7oo-tho surplus reserve being SIS s22 oo0
The following is n comparison OF the bank averages Of
the last Two wceks:-
Mayl Nay II Differences
Loans s229 $50, 400 1892 030 700 Inc 81 o94 400
Legal tenders So 435, 800 3s,ol20O0 Inc q l78 700
Deposits 80. 1090.4d00 20l 03s 900 Inc. e64 O0O
Circulation. 1905, 800 20.033 100 Ino 34soo
Tho following shows the relations between the total
reserve and tho total labiiitics:--
Specie. $4,000, 900 $27 400 500 Doc. e. $50 400
legal tenders S64S5, 800 3s6l2.000 Inc. 2,176 700
Totaircs'vc 500 $4,000 so6osi5 500 Dec. $4o5, 100
Res'vc rcqed
ast Deposits 4o,'0S5oo 60,2Oe 500
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Toledo Wabash ana Western ~ $4,000 81 1871 600 20
ms Board has received the cooperation OF than 81
per cent OF all the bondhoers. shown by the
statement and have that holders
the Outstanding uIiunded bonds opposed the at
tacks IN tho courts against the company parties pro-
tending represent ali those nnfundcd bonds Tho cordial
alton OF NIL parties Interested In this
secure the best results to all tho and
the stockholders Since the present litigation
menced large number OF tho untunded bonds have
funded.
TINS company has floating dett of kind tho
current vouchers incident TO operating the road II has
promptly met every obligation since its organization The
Directors their entire confidence OF ability
the company to a. SO In the future out of its net earnings
The company " III meet tho allegations MADE In
vertiscment OF Matthew'S foiey Hyatt and Rapalo also
those made in the suit Of the at
the proper time. BY order OF the Board.
4 I 4 = Ii , A A y ~, II
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY ~ l87a-QU1NTUPLE SHEET

aMUsEMEr'rs.
FTo.aoRsow NfoiiT At ). MATINEE SATURDAY at ?
POSITIVELY LAsr WEEK
sIGSoR AND sIGSoRA MAJERoNI
THE NEW VERSION OF
j.. i ! II. /. /. E. I.
ssnOra M1jEaoAI.... CAMILLE
...suxAse SEASON BEGINS MAY ~ :.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
y Proprietor. SHERIDAN snooK
Aanaser.....-- .........-....-.....Mr. A. a PALMER
MONDAY EVENING. MAY -,
s e ar Of tho % IL Ge sss
TIE CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
THE HESS E Enc OPERA Err, Go o.ad.s
Of the best Known lyric stage New
n ss ssus 81
npxsra $50 TIsEs. and everywhere with UNBoUNDED
Msssls SHOOK 4 PALMER in Offering this entertain;
this Theatre. % so with entire conadencs thai
to DO " the bos ever presented 70 tho NOW York
win be placed II stage With new Scenes By
sssss: Il. Ts.s a,' Eah
Ssraus as v issla SAsTIk
EoSia More ;, oush Lover...i.Nr MofrnN
shosia Mr. EpWAKp s HHN{rz
$500 Villagers. Guards. DC.
Orchestral Director. "
c MAx T. Of ylRsT MASSkE or
Soats secured week IN adv ince.
ToAY PASSIONS NEW TAEATRE. -,
TIE LEADING 9' vARIsTY rikAFRE or AMERICA
NOTE THE ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
VARIETY. NOVELTY AND SENSATION.
ETY. stars In this country:
HEATING AND SANDS.
Egp RICHMOND is' ssf FsiiiE ks.''a' A'h''
the %sD aAa Dance
ss1a Ea A ssDY n iSsf faa Dance Artists
Claus. 'A ss s,s@ n Islsh SSPrssNalsy Artists
nouvv =, =, s sYs Vocalist.
spE 9sa pans sn and Banjo solo Artists
.,t- MADRiGAL MIssrRELs.
cEII sn aatsD i suaoPG yaSpf hahr
e0nss% Nile Of aIEk ES sea fsrsDhso'
". Q. TUkNEE.
Mis-. ~ vIs isyfsis s a%sssaLr
AND r III d ElfSIF E SKI Ssouen.
Friday Si7;a' :, the
PhsESS and l isn
rAS SsIS xazk nyf sS osh 81 TIE
4 ! / I'M i \ {. /. I.
OPERA EOUFFE sEASON
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
" a. broadway. GA
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. May H. Tho geoat
Comedian. Harry sbOer and W. Melville. In tho Com
edy DRAINS OF MP AND TUCK. Admission 25=
LN0YrTiAN HALL, 3ifu ST.. NEAR I'D AIM
Lmcuse Of this beautiful sensational show Moth
Ing IKE IL. Come and ina snc you Paris
Beautiful living Models. neqnaod in The with
elegant Female Bathing Scene fh u the only theatre
where the sights OF the Jar1in Mabls Evory
evening the spicy burlesquc OF III Beautiful scvon. It's
Naughty bui It's Mics. Minuet and french Don't
miss H. Evenings at s. Matinecs 1ucsd-ys Thursdays
niclnek.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
bad Accident.


DAMARIsCoTTA, Nov. 2-Alpheus, fifteen
years old son of James Dodge of Boothbay. ac-
cidentally shot himself last evening. His right
arm has been amputated, and there is a partial
loss of the sight of the right eye.
QnsrreliDg About Water
RocKLAND, Nov. AT a citizens meeting
tonight the committee of ten appointed last
summer to endeavor to Obtain reduction in
the rates of the Rocklsnd Water Company, re-
ported, recommending that the citizens petition
for a charter for new company. After dis
cussions, the report was accepted aud CON-
mittee instructed to circulate petition for
signatures for new charter, said petition also
to include an agreement OF the signers to take
water from the new company TOR period of
ten years at rate not to exceed Sc per family !;
also to give legal notice and take all other need
full steps.
Supreme Court in Waldo.
BELFAST, Nov. 2.-Ths Supreme Court,
Judge Barrows, adjourned after session of
three weeks Twelve verdic,s were rendered
and there were three disagreements. Eighty
divorces were granted.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The following are
the postal changes for the week in Maine:
Postmasters appointed-Jno. NJ Kennedy, at
E asst Friendship, Kuox county; Azel Haines,
at East Peru, Oxford county; Fl. a. Archer,
Fairfield Centre, Somerset county.
The Portland daily press., 1878-11-04
BODY Snaschiug.

CINCINNATI, Nov. "A special says there is
considerable excitement in the city Of Datroit
on account of attempts to rob graves 10 Wood
lawn Cemetery. Miranda Harlow, handsome
woman of ill repute, died and was buried at
Woodlawn on Wednesday. About midnight
two men were discovered at the grave, having
just exhumed the body The watchman sum-
moned them to surrender, but they fed. The
Waterman fired several shots after them, A
horse and wagon standing near were recognize
ed as belonging to a we'll known undertaken.
Jhe latter claims that they were stolen. The
police assert that a we'll organized gang of
grave robbers is operating in the city.
CHICAGO, Nov. "A Keokuk special says it
has been discovered that A. Mackey of that
city has been receiving bodies recently buried,
gsaves having been robbed at Beacon, Iowa
Bodies were barrelled and shipped. Two were
consigned to Mackey on Thursday, but the
railroad agent becoming suspicious opened one
of them and found the body of John Hynes,
recently buried. Mackey has been arrested,
but declares he is innocent. The declaration is
dlscredited as under his directions the first
barrel was taken to the Medical College of
Keokuk add is still there. Authorities of the
college disclaim any Knowledge of the source
from which the barrel came.