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, 1880-12-29
PASSENGERS
ARRIVED

Par sob. CLARA from st. Thomas.
Dsc. ls-~Miss Anna Fletcher. Miss Moore &
Tfaga servant, Miss Rebscda Tower, Is
m Mr.. Hornemsnn Danielsen, Harriet
Is, o e. Grace Hatohstt, Alice Grove &
Adelaide Asgaard, Mathilda Daniel
sen, VIM. Greenedge. Hilda Messsr
& child. Carl Boiling & servant
Robert Jacob, Mr.. NJ. E. Danielsen,
.CharlesLecoat, AIN Augusta &
Maria Christian, Peter Williams,
Mr.. & Mrs. AsBongh, boy Charles
Walter Kerr.
nac. l6.--psr sch. Dolphlp, the brothers.
Martin O.. Bsch & Louis Bsch,
Elizabeth Frederikes & Oathr
81 Thomas, Christian Martin & Boy
Daniel Petersen.
..H l6-p.r sch. Clara, Mr.. VIM. Br.dy,
MI. Francis Moore & sister, Mrs.
R. B. Richardson-Bon 3 servant.
Mr.. John Hutchison, Miss w.
M Ivsrssn, Miss Maria Foster & SER
5 want, Joseph ShinDery, John
Christian, Stanley George, VIM.
Wilson, Robert Williams b Frank
lin Furry, Vincent Joseph & James
Cornelius, boy. George Alex: ia
Deb. l6.-P. H. Moron per Amr, Barqus
"Alyius.n
% 1o.-per Scbr. "Clara.' Mrs, Ina Poul-
sen g. daughter Mrs. Lsmmirg, d
son Willie Puulsen & servant Her
man.
Mrs. Anna Delinois & servant.
Mrs. Jacks on g. Mrs. ] Johnson With
4 children.
Mics Emma M0ller.
Ospt. Taylor.
Msssrs Joseph & Albert Bruley.
Madame Ritzberg & 2 children.
Joseph Samuel. Casper S6b6tker,
Osorlia Thomas s. 2 grandchildren
Minerva Yeppe, MargTetta Bodkin
. & child-Abranam Cruise.
:" 2S.-prr Schr. +" CLARA" boy james So.
muel Lund, child Maple Hutchinson,
Elizabeth Blake, jacob Smith &
Vincent Joseph, samuel Rsynler
d Franklin Farsy, Miss Ernsstlns
81 Ohaber,, Apna Notta.
" QG.~-psr Sobr. "Petrev' Mr. 4. Kirk
go from Tortola.
/" 26.-per Sohr. .'Clara" David A. Sasso
irom st. Thomas.
4. "--per 6cbr. "Dolphin" Beverley.
Pearson, Ferdinand PoulssD, John
M Mover Il John Clap.
BOOKED N LEFT.
Dec. l2.--Chris,ian Martin.
l3.-Mpssrs Joseph A.. Bruley & Albert
Bruley, franklin Furey & girl BE.
beoca Castillo, Alexander George
& son Edgar, VIM. Wilson, Robert
Williams & servant. James Curne-
a Illus, Vincent Joseph.
I" l5.-gritz HuJghu-.
l6.-AxslinA Mssssr. Mrs. Cooper T.
Li6b kIdaughtsr, Maria Belgar. Mr..
b. DauieIssn. Vincent Joseph.
" 18.-P. H.. Moron.
." '2o.-Miss Edith Julien, VIM. Wilson
and John Christian, Elias Sale,
Franklin Furey, Samrel Reym.r,
Robert jacobs.
Z" 23.-Atohlbald No Dougsl and Fred
Csllss J.. A. Peter Bonalde, boy
james Samuel Lund,e George Dun.
can. Mr.. Thomas Lave, TOR Anti
qua via St Thomas.
PIsalsr C.. Hattsnsep, st. Thomas.
Samuel Rsymer & BOY Adoiph
Bsltbazsr Christensen.
Dec. 27.-Louis Dslinois wife & servant Re
beccs, Robert Williams & nephew,
Vincent Joseph, Mr.. II. Saug-
mann b wife, [for France via st.
Thomssl Jebn Charles Canton Mr..
Beverly Pearson, Tbsodor NELSON,
Alexander George, b. Irwin, Jsmes
Cornelius, Franklin Fursy.
, 1880-12-29

overeensstemmends med Placassa If
22de April 1917.
Frederiksteds Aucionskontor den
23de December 1880.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1880-12-29

nj the request of Frederiksted's
Dealing Court as administering
The bankrupt Dealing Of John
Farrelly the
SUGAR ESTATE
Lower Love
, 1880-11-25
THE DOYLE BONDS.
LOCKED Up BAPELf,

Special DttMseh to Tho chfea1o Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. C.,' Nov. 2l-sccretasy shor-
man to-aay received II letter from ChicAHo iil-
forming him that thoro waa Il stnry current
thero that Enlnu Of tho counterfeit United Stntes
bolltls fottnl upon tAe person OF l)oylo which
were tAkpt III custody by tho United Status 30
crvt service ollfcer hnl disappeared, md hnd
l'ccn pttt upon tho market. THO writer of tho
letter. however, stated thHt hc tl0os mt hrteYc
tho rcpnrt, hut only gives itas currcnt street
tnlk. Upon Inquiry 1T tho Secret snryiee division
this afternoon MI to tho truth Of any such report,
thu story wRs dcclarel to 10 utterly fHlSe. Tho
.nl tl,0t0 bnntls aru nll uNr'tcd, numbered tor
Identification. scI!cd up In n paekMgo, and
locked IN u vautt In ChicaRo In tho cl'stnly Of
United HtNtcs oflicur, with tho exception Of
twelve uf tho IGns, six Ut which wore scnt to
tho Treasury for examination us to tho fnct
whether they wero counterfeit Ut not, and tho
ak nltlera wEre sent u Npw York to be used on
tho huuriny of tho persons arrested there.
Thoso twciyo bonds uro III tho keeping ut tho
ullIccrs to whom thoy are consigned, Us well as
,tre the rcnlttttdcr Ut tho IN lu tho cuatudy Of
tho oll[rors 1T Chicugo.
, 1880-11-25

0nnfES,
NEW YoNK. Nov. 2l.-.fnnrs U'I,ricn, alias
Robert 1.iu,lsey, who was Indicted t.,.t,ay by
t'le t;raMl jury for perjury IN connection
with tho Mnrey Chinese letter, WIS nrratgned
before Judge Cowlng III tic General Sessions.
lis pleaded guilty, alul said he was born l,,
deorEctown. u, e., was IT years old, no oc.
cnpation. llc was romallded until Fridny
ZOE sentence. -i-.
'T1tf: LETrElt. 's
Counsel fnr tlle prosecution in tho Mercy
letter cnsc for some tilnr past liaye been
carefully examining tho LITTER and envelope,
to sec 1t either wonid nit fnrti any c1tw IL tho
wtltcr. a photographic COPY of the en-.
rclupc. very milc!l enlarged, has bcpn taken,
and this rcvcnIs that MI u.i.lrpss l!us ler,l
nearly erased frbm 1t. The nu.l,c arpcars TO
bc either "Cox" ur "Fnx," IN cars Ut souls
con'l.ny. New York City. Tile first l,a.,c
looks llke Edwin nr Edward. Inquiries arc
being natEa to ascertain, II possible, Tho per-
son to whom 1t wns addressed. Meanwhile
~ additional indictments have buen found
by the tira,,u Jury.
, 1880-11-25
4 cratel Jolku at, u Young Couple.

-..... tHtAbHEY tf!fthsfA -
Tho uGptln! UruFt u IN lli.supAlallaIanl rlIl-
rt,t4 'ats'rur elnrt,etl IN tNp b.I,rv>pt Il tAls-
Irla lttIlrnti. llsAF JuhI'stusYH, Aa t'sIl tnast
t,ll krsl IF trouble ut tho t,utaet Ut tlts yaynyu,
Fur nl'ru !ha, IL yetr hU u teen III Ntsent ttis-
VI u1ltl ut Elsl hla lutnInlIA cutlsvtul IL nlllp
thu e'Ay. This WHt n,tit slx wiuks agt, ns,l ltiu
twlttn AfHrtGa III jnllnstttwH ~ 1eeslllu uaI. tn
tho tr'!sl THUR tIIllnH Nud c'st.x attracted tho
attention u WuH Whu tIlu tH.tt1 ~ ttsk lllrEl II
t'lvy wert rrcr.lly ,Mnrrlctl. They wurr mi
larrIUtl 1T I'LL. they sud. la!t they huped tU b3
sAsEl. why nat h,tvD thu Jul nyss NJ t'f,to tho
1uwls. ho sail. n.sd hIs nuny WIS l.nrke. Thv
two WcED willing, Mt.I tho civil n,urrluxu tur,lu-
tis regular fro nld loft tho trst Ut iho iluxt sl.
tiun, Thu AAppy cuupln entered upon thur
11llrrled lilo ut tnre, but dug Ar two HYl ti.pY
lu..rt,u4 thut the.p WIS M Squire li1rkv II,
Jnhnstown. lioulixlug TINT thej ha4 Lecu ulado
~ yiets FL o. paaS'' 'o3., taoy as!rrle1 u
secFllll ti,c, ulaur thu auspires ut klutru FCa-
xlur. Nuw thuy uru sttts III tluAt everything IL
all right, ut,d thoIr domestic lift hus recovered
ts furuler HuEuutt J..
, 1880-11-25

,,. "''P.te" 10 Inc Chttapy Trh,
WAa'tiataToS, u. G., Nov. .I.-At H." a,
N1cy r'co ~ this clty. tho nrws,r''o NV 1anlaa
scnt"ttyea determined not to pur actrrt IT. hp'e
tesaea Ut my Ircss-Ioat or cum,nI,,sn ta' sns''
ehRo9o their own boat. ani ralso f,,,,,, pa5 I,
themselves for thnt purpose. 4 rnn,tt as'u ainots
mrzer sum WIS r'isc't th"n was cc,jt j',ae1! "n5
ter'Eas tho newspaper reprcsetatiy", ,.u aaa5e.
aoVoto tho SUN to tho purchase t,r ,o1 n
nrel' to l'o distributed to lo ruor tl,
Eve, through tho aseucy or tllo to" ea'ssna
INTERNAL 1MrnovEsrxs7s
Tho estimates Of appropriated ro- H.
caEo cuslot,l-}fnHso t!ufltltuv mr., ~ ~, ,ae Chi
ualntins' etc., Michigan City, st.ui.;s: sIn 49, ts
sRon; outside harbor Mt Chicaro, , rsn's IslneI,
brclkwnter, $'0.0x': Wnnkrsa,,. s;In"s s;Is,a's M an'l
waakec' $'o'oo; DesNoEncs lsap!ds, sIt; sy' ;s' Nil
Witt ATrES1,,
10 tho Hfsfer7, Assoetated Pm,
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. ..--1,ha .,...
Secretary 1aiinsoy. r.stmuster-t|rn.r I''ea5 ,s
tlnr'i' ton shcrnn1l, nd Scco1d Assl.,nn, i' .a''
1tinstcr-0ehorna flusen have acrrntrI ','I a":''
lions to attend tho rehabilitation Of por,oa ,"'a' M
Lafayette College, Mt Eas,an, Pa, nrrt T's T, ha
Tti1 urEs. s9s''
Tho military commander nj tho rr,o t,,,...
lion. Colo. lhnR rccctvetl orders 10 rcpci "nr'
Ill intrusion by Furcc. "' Nd
, 1880-11-25

shnl rny their proportion III tho expense,
mud tho remainder hu horne by tho
Gnrornsncnt, whtcl, nlnno receives tho
bcnoft, mil ahu,,ld therefore pny ita
Just st1nrca, The tinvcrnlnent hns for tho past
ificrn yrArs nnn,,nlly received iii average nf
1rtrc tl,nn ttMnhN ar taSas upo., tlrln,aIls upon
n esaten ut1knnwn elsewhere In I,,Iy er,s,.try.
mud It Is ccrtnInly hut Just tint 1t s!n,li' tcnr
tho expenses Ut t4u redemption Ut tlus0 nptcs
from circulation Of Which It
rtrcE1vEs THE EHTtHE rExErtr.
Tho total ntI,onut nj Eutiolnt- hank notes re-
ccEvctl fur redemption by the Controller " tho
Currency as ut the redemption agencies pS tho
Treasury during tho ycnr 1870 ~ shown 10 tuvu
ltru atu.WAV4o THO number pf lnnk rotcs
which Elave been tssicd since tho organization
nf tho system IA iii ,i;,.i valued nt xDs i.
or those. ps.stG5cs valued mt *d47,UE3i hnve
hncn redeemed. aud :H.7l0.ta3. valued mt *ala-
tssl4a3. wer1 still outstanding oh Nov. I, lSeJ.
Tho lnlottnt Of NlsIOna'. .bnnk currency dc-
stroycu .i!'r,na the yrar ending Out. u, lsso, WIS
Gu, ,633,a ,aG1 =,
>,ossrs. ;,
The Controller aays: ghoItotal losses charged
OF by tho hnnAa during tho ourrpnt ycur worp
Sll,iU,400. a,tl for the four. yfMrs pruvtous,
Sso'"t"tn' The total lossce o|ng1c.' OF during
tho lust 'isu scara nru Il NAnro than Is
per eent OF tllo ontlro', qapltol Of tho
bhnks. Dur1ng tho Inst, Nyo,yWtrs tho nvcrng.
nt'tnher Ut oanks nnnunl'y t'aasl.ig dividends
IN nccount Of losses liusc beeu I'll: tho uvrr,,gv
,,luiitt Of cafilthl upon wtelt no dividends
lulso been !'n! t'urIng tl4t tlny was $la..4G,.l.
frurn which It fa(lDws Ihnt .fl,r II continuous
ieslanl Of five ytiirs uuoat, que serutiti us tho
win,lo number Vt hanks III operation tluvu pad
III 1rlcnis, ut,d TINT ne4lriy nnt- trmttl Ut tho
total capital hts been nnrclnAneustyo.
CUM AND nUfL.1gS-,.
T0tnt cstuatcl utaUunt Ut cuit, and bullion lit
tho country Nuv. l. $uj,sJ of. which yl54,-
Ul@.Osu wuA gold ni.l lis, I'll III silver.
Thu nt1o,lnt uf gold ulid silver nntl per cent of
onc1t held ly Tho United Stutrs Treasury. Nuy, /.
lsa0, 1s na follows: .. !.
otHHnE! uO!Mrn ..s.sss.s.,. .,.s41 HUI, A5n
Olier colt, Alid bulIlun...... ... -. aVU1..,s1S
Jn1nl skLfct.. ...............s.s....$ Gi,1I1.tff
uobd eoft ailu bullion. t........... 140
:, Tatal ccln anu bullion. .s2lS, 4E',.tM
ier cunt VI guId. ....H.f
Tho amount of bm1liDn III tho Bunk Ut England
m u.tnl,cr. lxSl, WIS SlI1 AN, mil IN the Hank
ur Fr'shcg Oct: u. l6ts). lfG.EtD+NA. Tho pGr-
ecntnRp nr gosl held wis 3.1. Ilpt silver it'll,
STATISTICS shuw t1lpld reduction tMrlnH tho nst
TWO yEatT u tilg nntHt Of thu outstanding 1ir
cntntt Df hhhks which h,VG rtllse4l tU t!t h1t4t-
nss, Nlid Indicate tls.t tho iltin! loss upnn tho
i',tcs ul tho Nntfonut banks will not vxctcd | or
" lGr cent.
, 1880-11-25
LIE DUC'S OFFICE.
INTERESTING FACTS.

Special Dlspateh 10 The E4easa Tftlgne,
WAsittSGT0s, u. G., Nov, 2t.-Cotnmlsslnncr
10 Duo, tt, ILLS nnnunl report will strongly rec
o1tlti,etd that ''ew building for tho Department
OF Agriculture hv ercotvtl. Tho rlat,s ut tho
proposed structure have already Iecu fnlsl,cl.
In nplaurlncu tho building. rs shown In tho
pl rosnflsS ullc Of tho pictures Of tito Sy,tu,,.
hntn Crystnl 1anCo, Tho 0lices md work rUaI,,s
of tho Department NrO- RF1anRcll upon tho fullr
sl'les Ut IL hollow parallcMxram l,U0 feet in
length by GO0 fpct in dupsll, tho tlIc'osr,l
aiaco ta bo Hus n conservatory for tho
preservation Of specimens Ut rlunts and trrGs
valuable for eGUnuml1 ur ornamental uurpo3es
which can be grown Il. my portion Ut tho ct,ut,-
try. II III proposed to p!Hce these IN tito spacu
diluted 10 tho Stntsa wAt}e tloy cAll be tho nuit
csssly a1,d prota.lly grown.
AN EXHIBITION ny AGRICULTURAL. liIrg.xitgKrN
IN le Furnished by tAo, manufacturers Ia ulsu
pnNidel for.
Commissioner 10 puo vim use his influence In
opposition To tho schG!A1 1r thu &q1ck. ralisera
ullt cNttle-unlu,y tu Igct III, ulplipttktIop frpn
Congress for thu inycssIgatluIttf ascnses Ut
antnlas. This work tho C4,tnmlEs4n,,cr rlyn hus
lrct progressing u'ltler tho alspIrcs Ut Ills De-
pnrs1ncnt for tic Inst twp:..nr three yeary.
aud lias heon peFF"Faapl ~, TIP slust renowned
@,A skfslfnl veterinary pus!setIl.s III lilv tAnd.
Tie orlylnal work III III fslct nt..ry finished, n,,u
MI tint tllu trGI",sesl commission could Ito w,,ll
he IL ~ over thu FsuEnn Rrnllnf auain. a. II rc-
suit Ut tho work I'ertur'ncahs. thu agents Ut so
department bill IL now l@tnllnx bulore thu
scItate Committee on AgrtttltCtu
ENnuIftNu THE REMEDIAL. HEt,UEsrIoNs
0f thu Hentic,llu,l who Aay1 t0llLl,rtr4l tho
Investigation. Il!s ullf was Introduced
last April by BenAlnr johnston, who
snys ho will y o,uIc,iyar to .gce,lru lta
Isssago ut Tho apItsoachlny scasitm of Eor,Rrcss.
!iy Its pravlsos It IL n'utl5an utrs.,so punisha.
lilo by tjt;u and tknpriAoiIleut fur uuy ur,nn m
, 1880-11-25
1lEFUNDTNG,

sptciui Dtsp,teh 10 The CAttaea tribune.
WAs1tfHars,s, u. c., Nov. at.--rrcasl,ry u.ltclnl8
express tho oplnnn tint tliorc Will bD some leg
fslAtiUn Mt this scsslOn of Congress ttlut will
1acI'ttatu refundInx This oplt,!u,, Is based un II
knowledge Ut tho Etlet tlat Herretury Sherman,
III hfs n'lIunl report, which WIS completed to-
day, will recommend tho passngo Ut Il law
authorizing tho conversion uF tho 8 prr ca,Ita,
Which Will lIe due t,cxt year, into uw. rate
MIt,!, and thnt tho proposition Of Secretary
Sherhlnn moro nearly approaches tho vtuws
Ut tho majority of tho Wuys md
Means Committee, US reported III thu
Wool bill of lust year, TIM, waa Mt that
tttno stippt'stf to be possible. Secrcnrs SI,er-
man approaches the Fcrnnmo Wnol scen,u on
tho poUt Of tho ratio or Interest, W per cent,
Tut. u1lltku F"rEnttlo Wool, ho wishes
MUCH kIiu1tTEIl ltUNp.
Il is q muttcr nf Il guod .lc!l Ut co,lcern to tho
flo!t1crs Ut tho s 0 O0U Of 5pcr eut,ts due next
slIay ntltl July that Cungrcss shall tMkn Auf,,o
ACTION upon tho subject ls the !MIrtt!s of thut
l'cr cent INN weru raiscl paynt}tc In, ten
years 1T tho option of the Government,
without my uptlou. however,, In tito toll,er
Of tito bonds. T'lero only reulalns u,,u COUPON
on tOsc bonds. therefore. at,.l this Will hu du
jan. next. After thnt tho buf,tis will cpnso tn
drnw Interest unless converted Into Registered
bonds Or refinded under Inv yet tn be e.,uctel
shoi'ld Congress fall 10 pass my rofnt,iln8 law
1t Will probably bo, In tho power Ut tho 6ccro-
tnry Of tho Treasury 10 conrcrt those 2:a0,U0U,-
0O0 into
-. I'd, :, 1tEHIsTENgp FquR7pF1s.ggSTs. ,,. ;,
1naer INC gen4rn FuFpnd41A; lay'. rroyl'1cd Con-,
gross at,n!l lnnako II sufficient approximation
to ennble tho Bureau OF Engr.v-
lug aMl Printing to print tho now
bonds. Tho conversion OF such II llrge SUN into
registered stock would b1 u costly proceeding,
both ns regards tho cxponsc Of printing and tho
, 1880-11-25
METROPOLITAN MATTERS.
RYDER AND CHAPLIN.
A STATEMENT 1lE0AlsD1Su THESE IRON
lSESr pIkEACIIE1tH

II DlItt AMI C1lAp1Ns
A STATEMENT 1lEnAlsD1Su THESE FROM
lNESr ritEACIIElH,
Sptttds UlsMtea IL. Tie Chteaep Ttfbunf
NEW YOi.K, Nov. 24.-A dispatch to III
evening paper hero to-ttay announced that
the lscy. Dr. Ryder, Of Chicago, lad received
call to tho l.ev. pr. T.. II. Chapifls church,
III this city. Tits lnls1ctl many psrsons here
into the belief Tint Dr. Ryder WINS about to
sllcceud DIR. Cl,apn NJ pastor Of tho
Church Ut tho Divine Paternity.
The only foundation for the rcport
Is thnt Dr.. Ryder has bccn Invites!
10 preach Oh Sunday next, nt,tl no cali to the
p''stornte l,'ls been sent lin. DR.. Chaplin, ..s
Is well known, ii quite Ill, antl Inns not
preached slllca last Palm Sunday. lie Is now
confined to his house, in cllarge Of n careful
nurse. Ills pulpit Eas been supplied ty
various ministers, ,n1ul Dr. Ryder ,las preached
plsce 0r twice very t.cceptably. might stute
III this connection tllnt 1t Is inoru than pruba-
bio TINT
DIT. CHAPLIN WILL SI:vEls AuA1y OCCUPY
HE PULPIT.
Ills condition Is such tint l,e cannot porforn.
bis ministerial labuss, aid still ho Is nut Will
lnE To en,rcly give ur tho charge that ho l,as
so long and 81 acceptab|y ti'let. Tho yrus-
tees Of thu church have, for SUNG tlme )u.st,
contemplated the appointment Of q culleus.lu
or assistant td preach a1stl l0ok after t1to
pastoral duties, Willie, out OF compliment 10
Dr. chnpin, he remains NpulE1,n!'y lllu
minister. Ono Ut Ills fa,nlly tonight
1lfariicd ynur correspondent tl.at
thcsu would te u lncetElI: Of thu
Trustees OIL Sunday. when. III all probability,
colleague would bu decided upon. -"Fur,''
said my Informant, "Dr. chapln will nryer
, 1880-11-25

thor2c tho pensions Of minor chilslrcn to com.
tncncc ut tho Unto of tho luBt pnylncnt 10 tho
widow "f tito suIdtcr. In ensus where s'o l.us re-
married anu .eonccalei tho fnct, and continued
IL tt7lw tlIu pension.
II nlsu recommends lrga!ntion to onni,lr tho
Commissioner i1snrc r,n1tttIy tn diennsc Of
clai'ns fnr nrrrasu Of pension thnii cn,, tOw bo
tlo'lc under tho Inv, AMI providing far tho r-
View 0f unjust rntHB Ut 4oI,AiNn which hAvo
beru established nmlcr Il mistnkn.
Tho report next tlemts with tio subject Of
ArrunNEys rEEa
It cn1ls Intention to tho f4ct tint, sncc tho net
Of Juc ~, 1878, there IA 01ht whcthur the tptni
provisions at Sec. 4.7Ra. Revised StntntnH, cnn be
enforced nxntnst nttornrya. and recommends an
amendment tu dispose of tho doubtful cotlstruc-
ton.
1t nlso recommends Legislation Ia protcet tho
Department anil claimants nHutnst dishnrrnd
ntlurhHyA who continue 10 pruelico nfter dis
lntrinent.
Tic Commissioner repeats tho rcconmentla-
Hon Of his former reports. to substitute for tho
present secret. TX rhrtn nlcthtM IF presenting
tho evidence III ucnson.clainls II ptan fur tnk-
Ing tho testimony ly rnblla proceedings tnfnro
officers 0f tho Government IN tho nclThh0rhood
0f tho claimant uni wltnrssrs, MD urges curly
lcEislntton to accomplish this r,tri,Dhc.
referring IL thu operations Ut tho otlice In tho
Investigation Of fratlds. hu presents n tat,to
showing TINT tlo EXPENSES ut tho ynnr wpru t:B-
id III: TINT ttorc Wns snvti directly to tho Gov.
ernIncnt BY tho investigation $451,';7i.G5,
Thr Commissioner Il Ut tho opinion that the
great number Of frn,itls discovered, ycnr by
yellr. when II Is considered thut their discovery
by tho nllco Is IN II lnr1c tlcgrrc chnrgrnbe to
ncccnt nr To voluntary information, Is quito
conclusive ct!tlGncU TINT but k,Aalt percentage
Of tho frl,n!s committed hnrc been discovered.
Upon tho subject OF
r. mt bf.
, 1880-11-25
THE CRIMINAL RECORD, :
Items from the Police Court. n,s g.,
lions. ''"'

'"i'A Ni1c 4.otace Courts and Sta.
r,o,,,, a,., - sio''a'
nEc, WIRE yesterday sent tn tbo IT. Mu'' "stafs Of
fFcnttless hy Justice Walsh. Tim m"h". w .u 'us
I'M infAnt IN arms wcro recently son. =, ~" a'a
Co.nty Il".sc, Tut I'm n';,hns,., se,1 10 Tho
'fs to ake those Two 1oys o se'aSs ss ID ia' t.
I:,,war,i Finley, n co.orca nun )lrinv =, Y, :,
Third nvci,u, came bo,,lu drunk 1T ",cs i. " y
wlfn. Will tmrs'l,y- -knlfe m s,c.a,.'' "Itn T. t ts
iettt'r stsru gslsf on lilo right nr,u i'm ~. ~. '
sil"ltiier, nlil wl,u!l she e4c,pc by ru,," my ny
ni tnlh he hntusuu himself, I3tii nrrr.tst ~: H.,
tic ilosIs Fimr% s l.ritTe n4.i[l , ,SFockc ii
Late Tlesny night Il party Of four nr fro
r;lillaiis entered tho srlrtin ui tfg A,ia..ts Ms
sir'.t otei Ut @ t e0s,er .., e shstn and Vnn usa
afterwards ret'isel to SETTLE l,xons;: i1s: arIy aafy
about tho matter they commenced hrsaS,t, uE,1 N
.,9 tnn inrn!tiirp both " tho lir-roun an.l tho
ets wcrn 'srrostM by Olllccrs Dilas1l nt psrr. p
ensis Wnit ~ tho stntiun K,tse tho ,,Il.tts of
uooiEe dillesplc n'ld ictcr McCurnick.
,tp!ln siuIucrn,,.. .1nhn f,,o,r ,,,, c..,
surns. tho three ,vn,,s thevcs e.,'sht si, gestns
Wefo stssterAny he!h u SeD cslch % The CrtnnAl
Eu.lrt. thp property hIyinR been lsientlApi hyl
T. IN Gi,ttnits nt ~: s .kss;rec rvm xhS
al,llns tho buys III curt on lilo K,lo's was yessr:
uay % ISesrt..incl tn bo ,"lslInd ,lum" woals. an
bnifto tito Criminal Court. '''
Cnnstot,to E,,,,, un1 hts o,,s.,,,,., .,,....
,rp t1gMim II, tr1u,nIc. An in,i,',;, ''n1teJ sp
in,jy t,l,,uta .f,,iH f1inaa s.,t n,,tIn eolsI a,
Ji,st,ca i!rnvtnn vrs."r,,uI H. "ppe@ss1 n' eesos
out d warr,nt for tholr nrrest tosr,het
with that Vt q tnan with tho alf.lllulls,I
lareeny. She c!atsns tliat MeluY is ner jaad!onI
, 1880-11-25
MIST 1--WE.


HpftEal UIpa8e1 70 1Ht Uhlfa3o IfiIHNt.
TOnuSTt,, NUy. at.-Vllo CONGREGATION, NJ Par
iiuuDnt Street lilpt|st Church. ~ II tn4,t.k nt
tu-niEht, uEreul u nc.:eps til, ryS;;:lt..t,! vi
tho liur. Il. II. Fattentii. tur Wlss. Ti1u eu,I.c
Of tho sesurancepf Thu l'as,nr rss''u 1T. pr.ilr
Is tstMiiy owing IL thu Inr!tlps tnTHtI I.HIt,t"I a
business lnrtllsrShlp T1lr ln.,.r .Ivlc.led ilis
netn by stating III effect tllt Iitu iu,,iH nf ,Hn
churcl1 weru ~ ltsW l!tat IN tu Htersstx tt lItH
, 1880-11-25
SALA[AGUN.DT..

s'F-A*".$'
spF<m nhpassA to tbs oate'oo Tribune.
a.. ~" l"'h' Noe; .'-''"n1t W MacKay,
~" ihe''!c coast 'Iaiiiipilalfe. arrt'ct III tltts
cns 7l,ay a''t satlctt III t!lo l}oll'hla t" Juln
''.s latal!S III !,nrls. Ar. Alaekay lGtt Ftr-
glnt. city IN Nov u III tho special car that
carFlc'i t!so faiat1ly nf Cyrus w. Field 10 tho
c"ast: Henry lIosencr alnl wlfc ailA child,
a''tl cn''ssess''ie'' X. N. nag1ett, Of Nevada,
weIo III Tic party. ~ car-wllctI broke 1T
i'lttsoiftr MI saturday. cA1isIng SOME delny
IN the Journey. Mr. MAckay llRh not been
i.Nsti iof Two years. lie Will srchl iiso or
slS hohtl's aur"aa.
rifE OVERDUE STEAMER 1'nlsro1.
arrived East night IN taw Ut tho british
Steamship Naworttl Castle. She anchored
outside inc bt'r, t'd cac mp to tho city this
morning. Tlle Steamship Ethtope, which mr.
rseis 'r'''i' Glago" last Night, onu tay be-
nla ltea'S seas dufl1's tlic entire voynTr.
oa 1Hestiay INST terrific weather WIS Gi'-
eoahtcrets' inc sras breaking over nllsl sweep.
l'se eht'1e 'cnsltt OF t!lo vcssel. Her bows
alM "tuftie-leck - are cnveretl with ice.
glove FIGHT.
Eawafd Alctililchy, Of bridgeport, CONT.
anu 1lika Dutnran. OF CltcagO, middle
weight pugitists, lin'l glove light Df six
lon'i!ts at 3}rEsigepnrt, Conn.,, last night.
TIC battle MAS II i'It'st exciting Que, aiui said
To sl'rtass anything ever sce'' In this country
IL tlc why vi scientific hitting ,lltt stopping.
It"tll '1'sl. were completely exhausted ut tic
cahsc' l'le ilEht WIS declared draw, A1l1
the two viii soon meet ngaiM.
uAnSUM.
4. r. I3arn,.,n, tho fun,o,,s showMnu. has
been seriously Ill for uyrr II week. SUFFERING
tn,1r,, ARMY frah NJ, nf,pt trnctto, ~ nm tn,
tps,tnes fljs cnn,t,tf,m f,r s",,,r"1 law, ,."s
critical. hut ho Is now Thought to hr o,,t If
danger
l,ol10's "MErIsrorEt.En
W1S heard by the nlibItc fur tho irst ttnn In
this country. in IT'S ori,Innl md r.un ,,l.t,.
firm, ut tllo Aradcuy of Music this ry,.,Iin.-
The Interest In t),ts o,er, NAV ln j,,d,nI
from tic fact TINT tyt hunrs n,uI n ln1f nftnr
ins 1rcurjy every sent in fin ln1sr wys 1,'n s',i
ft,r tha fret ,,irlt IN nr,,nr T., ,,n,t H.. H.,
,.,...,I -. - ~ " ~ +' ~
, 1880-11-25
Commissioner lie Dues Prcscnta-
ton Of the Agricultural
Department.
lie Desires Fnll Swing In Dealing ,Yitis
Plcnr0.Pneumonfa ft
Cattle.
Substance Of tho Annual Report Of
the Commissioner Of Pen.
sions.



"AsHfSuTON, u. t., Nov. ..-TNo following IS
u pnrtlon Ut tho annual report ur tho Controller
1T tho Currency. The rctlanlcr. wtfel, couslsts
of Il rcrltw of the operations Of tho NIlltnnMl-
bunk system s'''ce reslitpIot n.d tho ostEn,utc
of tho amount uf currency anu coli, III tho
country. and the ntnpllnt In National, state ami
awnings lmiIks, nrd IN tho latts of tho people
On tho dute Of resumption by coin payn.crts,
and uh Nor. !, lt:u, aud Nov. !, 1ss1, Is not yet
completed, hut will bu ready for publication III
tllo ct'Itrsc uf II few lays.
Tie tt,nonntnf Snt!onul-bank md !cgnl-tcEllcr
notes outstanding Nov. |, 1855, srml the aggregate
nHot1nss Ut bnth kinds Uf noses for tho satne
1ate ia l618 aud 1872, WIS is fpitows:
, 1880-11-25

arrival Of Joseph 1lersching was found to
DC correct. Il certificate to that elect will
Dc sent to hnl.