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New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

In state bonds Louisiana cousols we're 3 iower ~
44Is Missouri Is OF less sol0 at lO6, tennessee 0-
Old az 33le. new and new series al ~ ana ~
QTnia COnSOls * maturec coupons az o+4.
Ther. was more doing 10 cltv bank stocks than OF
late but prices were firm. lie sales were az Mer-
chants IA at 12S, American TOO az l4'. Joil-
Iiierce Il ID AZ 1875. and Galiltiu liOi at lS1.
he railroad bond market fn the early ucli ng-
was much depressed, and the prices az some Kinds
fell a. sharply as did tho OF the knur ct shares
Frie sec1r a cOnsO declined from 80 90 - aud re-
covered 90 SIS s4's, and the funded D,
after dropping = per cent To 81 i'neu
sold al 3oi2 against 81 l. the lls previous sair,hut
tils srcoa.-. aItlr declining = io "a. recovered
10 4Slsg li3. c., G.. aud J. G. nrst as~rntr,i We're
b lower a - fhe second eite0 = al 4-o-. bpsion,
Hartford ami Lrie p al t5.2 Lehis ana '4A.s- S
barre ca-.so.s J. at 3lL2 chesapeake ana ONO
firsts s,re. > at co.'s. after decline to 5"l4-
Mn,ile and Olin first drbrurures = at b3. canada
Soufhei. ?. af S6l2. Oregon Railroad aud NaFl-a-
non iif>t- "a az 81. Lafayette. LtJ0ilnIi.u ~i.l
Muncir Incomes at G6, -. Paul sinking fund, -
The Old investment bonds generally we're neglected.
bat steady az 20 prices.
The sai- Treasury to-day losr S37S, G31 on bal
ance made up Oy "a currency loss OF Sll3, 9oJ ana
last Friday 81. .j64,0l4. Money to-day ruled easy
at 7 and per cent. the bulk Oi the business beng
done at the higher rate. The change no
the domestic exchanges reported To-day Is
a decline at Chicago 10 % cents
d,scourt The Treasurer at Washington to-day
fion The customs receipts " r S25O,OtO and the
internal revenue receipts we're SloO,OOo. lie toI-
lowing is the Clearing House statement TODAY;
Exchanges Sl53,625,227; balances, SbZ5O,oo-.
Tie business at tne sub IesnrN covered heVrpa'
S667- Ia PAYMENTS, 81 O46, ,3sl; currency balance,
$685. t0s coin balance $llO,5Oo, lao.
Foreitrn exchange was weaker, bui continued
dull tie folio Aing are the rev sec quotations;
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
rRrrrs. nERRrEs ANp Nurs-nrIEn

pkEs of Peanuts Dsgs. II Prcaus rvsporsrd Ap
pies inquiry and l6c. has been ached for
Fancy den SuH-lrfed apples AMI Peaches
very firm little Or' % make top quota
little nominal Tie Improvement how
IN the Medium GRADES and for certain o-
prices have been paid The hrmnts II Dared almost
upun iegfmate con-umpuve trade ana there IL
Ot ot OIL Tennessee
Anp very qualify sold at Sc. TO
Baltimore. the grade was unsuitable during the
there IL likely 10 be many long as
Western purchasers 70 paw than exporters
Fancy Nor Carolina Peaches 70 be lad quotations
nominal Peaches selling arrival at Ice for
lur lots 10 New Unpeeled Quarters Onrrl
eaI-0d fruit sold al c and the remainder OF the stock
held Cherries weaS ans freely offered
lio for Tie qualities other kinds on domestic dried
fruits qunaiOus. The arrivals N Hickory Nuts
large prices lower. Chcsnuia have real
valuation wagon INK most nts az tldf %
ul b. rnlcLeA lnr L-m.- mis- 4nnLl-On..
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
LIVE POULTRY.
pRrssrp rorLrRr.
UNNL
.....ss 5ocsl 90 Ducks. Canvss

The daily recsDts Tor The weeS al h- yarious
noiuta u distribution fo ovs kre Faiiwayt t2
cans OF cream ..7T5 0f Mk h4riem airoad. 2loo
do. Railroad $50 dol hnnson RIVER Railroad
800 ~ MIX ana q cans OF
cream routes, l,5I9 cans OF ME ~
hoal MiS OF 20 quarts each
The prices the has been sold on the platform
during the averages 81 rs the range was from
s3 per The od Weather has canseda urn mar
and well sustained III thrre vas sinal
nearly dea ers preferred hold
z some rather than 10 sell out az loSer rates
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26


Receipts week 10 22 Dkgs. last week 10 2sl pkgs
corresponding week last year 60su pkgs The rket Is
firm for All strictly gathered Eggs Dut stale ana
Ice house stock has slow ae barely steady prices Oher.
Of 24c for shad 2jc Western have
made. he goods they seldOm suit
the burer. Egg. very dirty and
stale closed lowest quotations. Lined
only selling a small way, but prime STOCK held firmly
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Fer the week ending NOv IS. 1879
rExpressly for THR " Y TRIBUNE own reDOrterl
General Direction


send only and other expenses ear
IN poor Put good order An attcu'o
ton. makes sale "hrIr
dirty PACKAGE sOveny appearance fans PAcs ser1Iely
contents 10 chahgr
U-c plenty Of cirGn dry nnecut straw with eggs hMs
palnly with Odfni-a stencip Det-ani nne coutente
BARREL stating the amount ASA 7end et.oi
he the route, tlmr' ct
An Invoice should also be incO~ea barrel OF Dot
Always number packages secure iOr YOurso
the reputation iOr shape 80 th-t FOu
marx Is IN demand
Recepts iOr the 4.Us7 Dkgs; Peas. TO- ~
hush Exports Beans l5T7 pkgs Peas. 303nb bush The
General ne An dull owing 10 liberal and
verv lghl demand There sEong disposition 10
sel without : oTug which buycr- ntage
ana rricrs especial Medrm harOw- are quoted
iower Red Kidney far demand at aO ut -trH
u,ce- " lie hIte Kidney almost entirely nomlua
Ttrre n no Bsau= tn n"nen, an IA :
on l h car load could be forced "a at Quoatuns Green
Pe,s are rather du 70 buy although cIce
lo are s held ~. southern Black Eye steady and N
c..u urtd guufatlOuss
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
asuI. I'D NO, ars 70 be ., N orer % or on .hs .arra.


boxes corresponding week last year. 81. l36 boxes x
port Tor The week, l25s tine LAST year 40 fol
toAe-. Liverpool cable ~tea 40 6s- There
i very little trade either win exporters or Tor
home use All parcels OF Fancy 'ptemHer Or October
Cheese are held very firmly with orddncs at about s
and tie dune- the Is attributed the tact mat
huvefs get concessions. large part Of the state
factories have stopped and the amount Of sioc
repo ted on hand percentage below last year QUO
fatons.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass. NOV. 25.-Tlere has been some 90
cloths but holders. &c for "a sluare an
&c g. Clohs above buyers VIEWS sarf nav
been gAt the market however, "a Very nfm az ines
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

lsalsgc gold: saited Texas lG0lGeci city haugh-
tefri OK l. ssc do. Cow. Dc. currency.
uOPS-r = less Di raj both for exnorf ahd nome U.s.
but al prices firm Nee York Now crop' - "a
47c Eastern rrnu else W-cnnsin - a4Jc; year
naa growth 1873 7dSes Ods all growil-. uc fdciIo
Coast Hop-, growth 1873 4Og45c. Oil 3alfc -
LEAIIinR-In Ou demand. reduced suppy and Nei3
strong.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

Flour-Extra stare. steady 3a' wheat-sDrns No. 3
l0iGd.; Srung. No = steany at 1O8d.. New
Western Winter stesyat Al New southern Winter steady
AZ l5d C0m-MXe. steady az 59d CotOnseed on Ell
American none market ROsIn-COmmou. az London
steady 81. TurPentne- at London steady nj
80 I'd
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

FARINE-Qnirt. unchanred - . . ,,.
-f-gAR-itzw dull unchanged Fair 70 Good Rernn, :,
s7sao &C Centrifuga ga Osc NFw ieans Rein ng >
S-S Reans du; STANDARD A" l0<a l0esc. Granulaied
ioLc. Powdcrs., J. ~. crushed. li'ta 40 -
TAiLOW --t-a,iy sales $1,000 D. &c
TFA-uuil weak and unsettled o.,, -,
TOBACGO-KentucEy Gue AMI UNCHANGED sales goo hhds
sS eaf ouirt -aes 8uO PENNSYLVANIA, lr7, II q
9ie m 20 1871 2G &c 200 New Eugauc, 1878. i lscs
100 on,o 10 lie. I Nd Oars Havana sOc al %.
WUAI.f.BON ls---t-a,iy quiet no sales
NHIsKEl Nominal. 81 1879 ~.
WOOI-Tli rules strong VI uuoyanf tendency.
re demands arr large les much rrdurrd and vel
control ed domestic eeces-Onlo Pennsyivsnla aud Viz
1nla x ana PicElock. d52c XIX. ssa0nc. X q 5oc
To SYa62 No. ?, 45 d47ci Common 400 44c Comb <
4ss59c York, Michigan, Indiana ana Wisconsin; XA.
4Od41c. y, 4ud44c. No. l. - d@Scs No = tza@ee-.
Common. IS s&2c, CoDbng - zoe Iowa. Vermont and
tac~ tac 40 q IL al4c. Combinr. 46s4sc Mis-
Tnwaahed S3asOo. Cnwashed Combing. Sa040c Tub.
ssneo oolLnOice - &c. Fair. a. a4So Pulled Wool
S~x YORK Cfy ExIra Pulled 3-d42c; super Pllet o. a
"a, Lambs Pu led 4865Oc, Western Super aud Ezra
S0S.7c Conntry Errra Pulled 81 a4zcl Pulled 5Os
sSc Iamb. Pulled 4Os+4c. Territory Noos-f1ne aoSe
Nahum ~ zoe Od2~c. Lamb. 22 z7ci Back II
1S oregon and southern -IaesU nash-d clothing sei
- Onality "a Cnwashed c. mbinG Averase QnalLs
9la4oc falifOruIa-sprnR p, Fine lS135c Medium - q
Ssr low Grades BURY p 021c Fal hp l. 20 q
~ Grade. ana Bnrrv T922c Texas-F1ne Eastern, 300
Sbc Medium Eastern 30a35c. Fine Western. 2baauc-i
Nedlun Western 26932c. Improved MeKcant 2Sazt o.i
Mexican. l7G2Oc. BURY WO0s, value nominal torelRh
Wvos-Cape Of Good Hope 30d32c. Buenos Ayres heTino
and MesuEA MoBtev1deo Merino and Mosza' 81
&C. Australian Clothing, 42dSHc
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

HAVANA Wow 2i.--panish Rolf x34 9a235. EXCHANGE
Quef nominal quIef entirely nom
ns crop commenced being gathered many plan
tat.Ons.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

lNIoN IANNEp

toof DhhaceO. Ail Allf. .-tWeAc
Export and Jobbing Leather Heavy. ~ f2sc;
calcutta Buffalo, Light 23c.; Mldile23c..
Heavy. p = "a -3c.; Damaged. 20 'a1Zlc
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HFHKNFR Y NOV 24-Che-se Il, 900 bores Of Factory
shipped to-day, selling a. ia -c 700 boxes OF
Dairy syld at 90 &c.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

YesIer.iav. To-Day.


Government bonds continue steady. with very
limited amount of trading. the saies az the Boards
to-day amounting only 70 $5e.OOO. "a follows I:
S45 coo registered 6s OF 1SS1 al 1O69s and~l3,OOO
coupon 4 &c lO3. District of Columbia 5-b's are
strong. with sales of $4,000 at 50 and the prlce
bid Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

PHILADELPHIA nov. 2o.-wool-rhe market continues
ied with DR. ce- vsncing but largely nominal Ohio ienn.
sylvana ard West virginia AK aad aooss oOo X Sssooe
Medium, 55c Coar-si 10 News,foIIk' MeixAn insans
Coarse 4sci ashed Csmhng aud DeaLe Pm, Nashed Do
Lame X and i3c.; A. eaium Washed Combing All De
lane 81 Buc do. do. do Goo CaIada wsshei
Copbng. AGA ue., Tub Washed Cho'ce bGo FAIR.
bOI6 e. Unwn Combing and Deaina, Aeiinm
I'm nwashed Com Dlng and Dan- s9i2c Coarse do do sea-
Brght Unwashsd Slothns Fine OF aud Xxx Soc Aetum
9sG4 c., 81 d55c, DARK Ia uay Onwahod Clothing
Fine 25c; Medium tOSSjc Coarse y a5oc oregon Fne
40 dI0e, Me,luu 35asOc. Coarse S5a57e- New Asxice
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

F1unr. OF Potatoes 900 0ol- pkgs. Irish
Potatoes quite heavy supply and the market has
oueier tone though eral change IN priceA
faney lots n atne Rose have reached 81 sweets s
M NOR. freely at advanced prces Onion. not very
n'sntv and Prime held urmy. squash better
quest aud shade hixhor Pumpkins selling fairly at
changed pr1cea Qnots tiOnsi
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

Colorado Fine s0a33c: Medium ssc Coarse Coo
WOo. 2ya2-es Pnl Extra Merfno, 40 a5Oc. Supea
49a5Cc.. Lambs super, 4Sd6oc-
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
WELLS, FARGO & Co., G5 BROADWAY.

sell EI-tIngs TseTr1DHic TrIHser+ rrH N5fs 1rlIb> =
br0l tas Usef Gad kYr1De flrrfra fregtL Pf.s
ayes, and Yglu0biss 70 an pars W ne rnrd
ANANTED.-BY a gentleman who controls
W capital and who has ged fu1ucal iu-ttu
ton IN this cy for cIrit assoc ar having $1,000 -
t-JnN0 cashier Of banking house ABOUT 10 Doc
established IN prominent mining iowa n Colorado. AAeis
INSTITUTION OF ts kllr IA needed most satisfactory
references VIII be required and given. -
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
olloAing are the rev seG quotations;

r. London British consols remain steaiy al
aSi3is Tor both money and account. United states
a. Der cents declined i 10 loS9s the D and Il re-
r-fir.- unchanged al 1851 and lOGos respect vely.
Iu Amer can railway securities the E.les ana New
jersey Central were depressed. EIle comnoh non
dropped from 39S TO 30SS. rtcot rrlnE 20 - at 4'V
d M preferred stock teii from Il 10 Ce& ~ secenu
oonsos declined from sS2 to e.S1l -
o-T frnd.d Is 10 S3. Nev-Jersey Central
sold AZ 7Ga 76l4 against 80 yesterday. Reading at
So against 3614. Pennsylvania at oOS4G 81 against
5lls aud limos Central was steacy al IO-. bar
FncarI lost El46.OOO bullion on balance, making
TIE loss reported IN five days t3o7 600 In farls,
Frrneh 3 per cents sold az el.I24a -l.o% - agiiis'
s1.7O yesterday, and sight excnange Oh LONDON ue-
clmed to % 2+i2 francs % the L
Tie Leadviile Ainng Company has declared 70
pavable December 10. Transfers close December ..
J 3. Chahse has been elected director oi TIE COM
The gross esruincs of the following railroads
reported:
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
" q; ;..s Eas Eas isssi
ST. LOUIS AND sAS FRANCISCO
ssaaary to Nov a.. l.Oeool5 lS900ss Inc 5lS4's
ST. PAUL AND SIOUX CITY.
g sc H. sass sass fas5s s5Iss Inc INC M :.
The receipts of -four ana grain al the principal
Atlantic ports this 25th day OF November were;
New-YOrk
.. Ds. Canal 5sa ''E5' $50 E. ss r4 seo nHiiS7 557
s,. sg. ssssS sssSS sSS as sss9 sss9
oslS BUSH O. 1000 $500 .--s S9o5 io0oO il5s4
Tots bush <57I00 I7S.45o SS74 lS24O5 to0vO 0s0oS
AT and from Buffalo to-day:
ByLaEs K,i,rsaaa Canal aaiiioaas Z .no
xe:. 1850 ss:SS 223SS 29sSS oioo '2sgs ESQ
S.,.' S-. psss Snih. $780,. 1000 so
s'rIsy TeE, pSsn ga.n - 2Is0J6 lozsOo siOO IoS.62o
Al and from Chicago aud Milwaukee day
c5;o.IS Is's MRS.aIes. R's chicaso siPI PSl%sa5so
y,opr bS,.. s4.s4s 400 I0,5sS 1900
wheat, bush. ...... ss.sis 2Gooo IGsss ZOO
Cor. S9:s S9:S i.45s .4sss is 200 fo8o iSsS oS
sssss $3.50 $3.50 1879 4sfss 1850
The following shows the exports exclusive of sp-
Gle IRON tho port OF New-i 0rk for the week ending
November 25 and since the beginning of the yea:
ror til. week s7ss..ls is.1 g. s,s3s'is,55 s3as'is5
fIso Tots s,5ee jan 6s725sS 50 s2s5
FuRoPEA, fINANsiAL MARKErs
LoSpos. Nov. 24-lsso pn-U : bonds four per cents
lSs as r. h.w-5 Ns-.sy csn. los
Ssus "a usSJs' s. ooats. @ n m. @ @
cent which Is per cent below Tie bank Of
IosDoS. Noy 2s-I90 p. m.-Pa1- aavces
ss1 IosSos SoS gssyer sSo1Ss Al ss pei
rAks Nov L5-Exehange Oh L"aaon 20 riuos "a = cen
Losbos. Soy. 2s-4:ls 2 NJ. bonds. main
toi. 81 DO preferred s. PsnDwiyanis centr. 6I The
ssisSes ssS sSesc a1ss pei
IrEErooL Nov. IS. ~rosE-Pras s--s.@rn steady
g ws.sern steady a. o. sAosSIsa@ per,and s cuI
sa short cls.I .,sssy = 90 Hs@.TL.ss CUT
y MARKET EITs Ns.s dl1 lo7s rr,ns Me.s armsr At
Al 406d IurDcuL sdull nal al 81.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
rorIrRY ANp aAMR.

h-s was little doing IN live Poultry TO-DAY out tho sup
nv ~ moderRtA and pfces about ste1dy The
H.. Tre.sed poultry ertsy oc4y exceeded
ALI lOkngT remarked mat every com
CanaisLi
wa Yearly al the stock arrived y eIpres and
ali At m though the supply
had never .quaed but there probably not
more tim The usual Thanksgiving supply Buyers
were extremely oGish al the morning. and as he
stock Kent Diing up receivers Little encOur-
sr@nsnt In koIdng and after IL N. buyers
views IN almost every Instance n ot of good
rkevs could -0dat 3c the price soon lowered
10 &c and while quantities changed hands during The
Afternoon there be o. stick carried
a hreg ia cnuddenfv sxpecte tomorrow morning. and
earv a. o. m to-day receivers teegrophinR their
nsshv shpners for hoice jersey Turkeys our quOa
tons represent sales today but the inside nges
eoreseut fhe more general selling prices This afiern4l All
yls ~ ans are 10 moderate receipt and with active
demand prices ara firm and gh-r Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
no HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS, CHICAGO

7
4 AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY
con SOIL DATED FIRST MDRrGAEE Bon U--HOll.
~ UnOn Trust Company receipts g., e.. l. q.
Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds deposited under
agreement Marci IL 1879, who yet te
supplementary agreement OF August le-r~f
do once and have tter certificates stamped tl3
Office OF The Tn o. Trust any.
VIII greatly simply and facilitate me task ot
he committee have al lLe bonds lllted under
one agreement. ard the int -f OF fhe uuufioifers
requires they resp nj tAe present oan with
pl0npfnrss uie committee ue able. at the
further hearing had De0rs judge Harlan. ,enD.r
exlhii lAe hOrdAolris in tie plnue posi % cnmq
the for eciAc ufntuce and when ihs
genera Il a requires The prompt action caet
for the confident that holder who
lod. back gain eventual advantage by I'd doing
Copies ~ the erenfarv De- flInc thu
onires the Union Trust Company. Il AfO4 way, and a..
lsELIN J. CO.. 40 WaIl--L
Il. T. WILSON.
WA WHIrfWCTGHr. Committee.
ADRIAN l-ELlN,
WY vorw Nov Il I-T4
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
TO INVESTORS (:

THE NEW ROCKAwAY BEACH RAILROAD cos
frsi mortaage per cent 90, ear bonds Broad gius
double track. steel rails
ENTIRE ISSUE fiOOO.OCO
Full Information price terms, &c, A. the Once 0f
DODGE. POTTER a. Co. a puesf
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

ANp u|nniIs-fhisH.
FxrOrs ~ Apnrs II SOS hbI- Al Prime ofs - Apples
are hrid firmly. inited most lots are hd above buyer
views and are going into Common Fruit oi al vaie
ties Will not keep and mas very low prces CAT
frra Pear hight nqu except for he Winter
ellis varietv nj 5OG-f per box hoson Pears are IN
fair s. Grapes iu more M ceate supply and
prce- nave stock. The city demand Tor
ranbsre- y que for InankssiyinR week there
H. however fair nqurt The Wrai. ard rrcc- are vel
s-fauad About 7Od Of Florida Oranges
ter avs steamer: quality Improved muc. AID
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
Diuioeno Notlcss.
CuRYsoLiTg SILVER MINING CONT ASY.
Rooms 81 % 81 BOrea. Building

no ! % BROAD way Se"i & ORR. 10Y a lo's,
~ hlv. this day declared a DIVIDEND (NO ID 0f =
PER CENT ON The slOuOOOoO capital c9n-
pany 100000 81 share Of the nrst
months earnings payable az the Central Trust Company
transfer books viii close reopen
Der l5 DRAKE De kAf secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

The following shows the exports exclusive OF -Ir-
eiel from the port of NewYOrk for the week ending
November 25 and since the oQuning of the yeai
1877. 1873 1879
- ,t. vset Al 7sz44l8 a. 7s3 2Gl s-.Gr3I37
PREVIOUSLY reported 23s.S0L775 317.3s+940 5upelo5 ~
ots siace Jan 263 72o 81 bsl4 60 Is4 80 IS 32s9
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

Receipts for the week 452 Oae. week, lsG3 bales
week bales Market very quiet exporters are only
rakiuc Oh and thar European markets 90 not
arrnt their payiug 4Oc There q be less conh
dence In the general situation the dsposon 70 se has
opportunity demand CONCESSIONS
e occa alv hear u sale Of Fancy Hops gh
gSc but enough business az 4t hgue 10
warrant quoting above $50 Quotations
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26

LTTTIE PrTTsBURG CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
l1S and li5 BRo DwAr, XIV YORK. Nov ~. t.1S. :
DIVIDEND NO. THE Boa Il of Dire tor
~ have this declared dividend Of sln0OOO tOn'
Hundred thousand Dol being 80 cents per share pa
value. slOO capital stOck of thu company, out n th'
month OF NOvemDer 1873 Able AZ hs
Odcs OF company and after December l. lranafe
BOOKS will close November "a and reopen December 3
GEORGE { LYMAN. Secretary
The New York herald., 1879-12-01

A WONDERFUL CHILD, GIFTED WITH SECOND
"A sight, tells everything without quest0ns stolen prop
erty absent friends. lt2 18th ST. corner 9th Nv.
VOuR FuTuRE-NO HUMBUG AND NO MISTAKE
j Nine MONROE, LA West 52d St. hrst Hat. Hours 10
To !. iinI
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.

Allen Merke. twenty nine years old. painter by
occupation was committed to Jail by Justice Walsh.
of Brooklyn, yesterday. ON charge of feloniously
assaulting John IL. Donaghy. aged eighteen years.
The victim OF the alleged assault. who was shot
through tho right breast. is lying critical con.
dition In the Long Island College Hospital. II IL
stated in tho police report that between twelve
and one o'clock yesterday morning Donaghy, who
resides at No. ISL Bridge street. left the liquor store
of Michael Mckenny. corner OF Bridge and Concord
streets, In company with Thomas Tuttle and John
Gordon DonagLy went down Bridge street toward
Chapel street, where he intended to deliver paint
brush that had been ntrustod to him for that pur-
pose. When he reached the corner OF Bridge and
at by Merklc. the ball taking effect above
stated. Several citizens who in tho
vicinity ut the time say they saw Merklo
hre and then run away. He was pursued by Peter
Fitzgerald OF No. $50 Bridge street. and others. In
his flight he threw away the pistol He was finally
caught by Fitzgerald. who handed him over to the
custody OF Patrolman Mclaughlin Tho wounded
man was taken to the station house, In Washington
street. whore ho attended by Ambulance Surgeon
Plympton. who pronounced the wound dangerous,
though the lung not, 1t Is believed. touched by
the ball.
The prisoner when questioned by the police as to
the led to the assault stated that he
had been attacked by tho wounded man and two
other fellows who robbed him of 81 80 and at
tempted to take mis- watch. He said he fred the
pistol shot to protect himself and his property.
This version of the affair In, however, denied by
witnesses. who say that the injured man was about
three quarters OF block distant from Merkle when
the shooting occurred.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01

sHAw.-On Sunday the 30th ult., WILLIAM
ARCHER SHAW only son of Dr. W. A. Shaw, deceased
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in-law.
c. G. Cahill 800 West 2oth St. on Tuesday. Decem'
sMirH-At BlauvetviIle, Rockland county. N. Y.
on Saturday, November 90. 1879. SARAH ANN. daugh-
ter OF Sarah and the late Cornelius J. smith
Relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral services from the Reformed Church at Tap
pan, on Tuesday. December 2 At twelve o'clock M.
Train for Northern Railroad OF New Jersey leave
Chambers st. at 9:45 A. NJ.
STRAUss.-November 80. CAROLINE, widow OF the
late Feis Strauss. in her 56th year.
Relatives. friends, also sisters of Achais Zion
Lodge and brethren of Sinai and Henry Clay Lodge.
l. OF s. OF l.. and Hebron Lodge. l. o. s. b.. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Tues
day December 2. one O'Clock p. NJ. from her late
residence. Yates av., Brooklyn.
TowNsEND.--In Newburg. Friday evening
November 2s. TIMOTHY ToSssEsp. formerly OF this
city. .
Townsend D. Cock Locust Valley. L. l., on Tuesday,
December 2, at one O'Clock p. M. Train leavea
Hunters Point at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. returning at 300
o'clock +. NJ Relatives and friends are invited to
attend without further notice.
TowNsEND.-At Denver. Col. November %. WILL
IAN townsend
VAN NosrRASp-In this city. on Saturday, Novem.
ber 30. Professor JACOB VAN NosrRAND. in his Goth
| year.
neral. from tho residence of his son-in-law, G. +.
Buxton 9th av northwest 126th st.. Tues
| day. December 2. at half-past ten A. M.
Texas papers please copy.
WALKLEY.-In Brooklyn. on November ~ 1871
| RoBERr w. WALKLEY.
The funeral Will take place from his late residence
| No. As Myrtle av, on Monday, December !, 1t two
o'clock p. NJ
wARING.-At Greeley Col, November ~. OF ty.
phoid fever ANNIE WANING NICHOLS. wife OF William
A. Nichols and granddaughter of the late Henry p.
waring, of Brooklyn.
Enthusiastically, November 20, WILLIAM
WILSON aged "a years and months.
Funeral services at his late residence, 339 Bergen
street. Brooklyn. Tuesday. December a. at two p.
NJ. Interment in Greenwood.
Dublin papers please copy.
WooLsEY.-November 30. 1879, KATHARINE CAM
MANN. wife of Theodorus Bailey Woolsey, and daugh.
ter of Margaretta L. and the late Dr. Thomas Ward
Funeral from Trinity Chapel, West 26th st., ON
Tuesday morning. at quarter before ten o'clock.
The New York herald., 1879-12-01
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Nov. 80. 1870.
HORSE NOTES.

The San Francisco Chronicle of November %
is pleasant to report that our California
stock in demand for breeding purposes. and that
q fine specimen of our produce will start the
continent to-day to proceed to the stables of Sir
Nathaniel NJ. Rothschild in England. 1t 10 the two
year-old colt Burlingame. by Irvington his dam
Flora, by Belmont He purchased by Mr.. Nc
Cord and he is intended to afford the tenants on
the Rothschild estate opportunity TO breed their
fine English mares to one of the finest specimens OF
our young trotting stock The result can but be
favorable. and In few years there will be an i'm
m.nse demand for such costly animals in the Eng
lish markets. The great point is to breed to the
finest strains OF trotting and thoroughbred stock.
and the entire world will pay us tribute
Mr.. Joseph Cairn Simpson gives the following
measurements of the trotting horse Sc. Julien