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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
HOW THE STREETS ARE CLEANED

TALK With JAMES S. COLEMAN, THE NEW SUPER
NTENDENT-TnE QUESTION Or DIsposING OF
THE REFUsE-CLgANING THE STREETS BY MA
CIHNERY.
James ;. Coleman, the new Superintendent
OF street Cleaning, received TRIBUNE reporter very
coroaiy one day last week at his private office in the
rooms OF the STRENGTHENING Department. No. 81 Cham
persst Mr. Coleman who has now fairly entered upon
the great undertaking OF keeping streets OF New
York free from filth. is a above medium height n,
light build, erect prepossessing manners and OF casv
carriage HIS hair Is quite gray although he has hardly
reached the middle stage OF life He wears moderate
sandy mustache and narrow chin beard He tmpressos
one as being man OF quick perceptions Of excellent
business abilities.
suppose, remarked Mr.. Coleman with a smile
"that THE TRIBUNE has received from day to dav a
humber Of letters complaining of filth and carbare ,
different quarters of the city"
at has"
~6uch complaints are certainly very ridiculous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
SHIPPING NEV,S
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. July II 1ss,
ApDTN-r-n

ARRIVED
and Seomer S,y OF Richmond OBJ Ich Liverpool Juy
Dale. ~ ''e'' - JUN "
Steamer Roxburgh Castle (Br Turpin Newport Il DAYS
WIN Indse and passengers 10 BowTing & Archibald
with mase passengers TO 4 + o1teTril & co AA'
sita'nsI J. 6 knght Chichester Gcorgetown c.
steamer Brcak TaieT alphars Lew@s. Del. with
gers o DimocS ' WIN e anu P~SSe"
he following vessels yesterday but were not In
,cs BARK AGaeo Of Boston Ande5son Proeso 81 days.
nTP ~, ~ ot.l.i 'vssel 70 anies W tlwei * Co
SIS Nansi "a IN9r) spalberg 81 Jago june and
Brig Arcot Of Mschias Small Nassan NJ 10 DAYS wifi,
i9gwoo ana passengers 10 Brown Simpson,
schr wotherspoon Shepherd savanna IA Mar June o.
Win sugar ogwood and passengers TO Med
sshr Iozana hayr Balm, Cape Haytien days. with
Brig VIM PhpP dIayt, Brandtberg Aux Cages Is days
VIII FOG Woo TO 9nhardi & Co vessel To master.
days with salt to d Moulton Co. to b Meicaif
sGhr Victor Colemarsor ia y days with sugar
ana iogwood to J harby Moses & Co.
wood hides 70 Mcheiena: vessel 10 Isaa1 II siaples
TO Theband Bros; vessel TO simpson, Ciapp q CO ''
Al t so at sandy Hook moderate NV clear
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
LoSpoS. July l7stcamer wieland from Nev-Yorx for
QEKNsIowN, July iailod. steamer Scylia from Liver.
poo Tor Newl ork Also AT 10 steamer from
NOZZLE July l7ArTivei. steamer Sandman from Mon
uArRE, July l7-Arlved. steamer Labrador from New.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BosIqNJuy steamer Seminole from Savannah
PnlL,DEIr.. Juy I7-Arr1ved steamers Hercules from
Ny~Dury port W Everman from Richmond. Reading
sailed steamer wnamsport
BALllMogi- July l7AlNcd.
York, r Wiling nom Philadelphia ''' ''V' '"
& ANNAi July l7Arrived steamer from Bslu
For later shipping Ners n any. Sc. FrA PIyAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
FREE USE OF REVOLVERS.

Hugh Meehan, the agent OF the large tenement
h9iSe NO. lob East Northumberland nintI-st
which is owned by his wife, late Saturday night
entered the premises for the purpose Of queng a
diturhance on One OF the upper floors As he opened
me door of the room pistol was fired at him, the
BAN traversing his scalp, inflicting wound five or
SIX inches long Mechan grapped with his would
be murderer and handed him over to the custody of
Policemen Morlz, of the Twenty third Pre-
clnct police, who had been attracted
TO the spot by The shooting Ahout the
same time fire" fight took place in rear room Of
Mr. tandEs grocery store the first floor of the
same building. Moehan ran in 10 see what was the
trouble, and presently pistol shots and loud calls for
the police were heard. Placing his prisoner in C
hands OF a man named NcKonna, the policeman
rushed into the place. which he found in great con-
llNIon. Chalrs and table, having been overturned,
mirrors smashed and the floor covered with frac-
ments of broken bottles. Mrs Family alleged that
Mcehan had dsmantled her place. aud demanded
ms arrest. Two other men. Frederick Hanset and
iatllck Hughes were also arrested. Meanwhile
Mcken 4 and his prisoner had struggle on the
walk, I'D the latter finally escaped by slipping
from his coat, which he LETT in McKenna's hands.
Nhen Policemen Moritz rca, he'd the station with
ms other prisoners II was discovered that Hughes
WIS badly cut on the lips and face. He was narocd
10 ct his wounds dressed and the others were
locked up. At the Harlem Police Court Yesterday
Mahan was fined $40 by Justice Gardner and
ilausct was held lOr trial in ~ 900 bail on a charge
OF tcloncous assault preferred 10y Hughes, who
swoIe that lauNet twl ice fired at him with "a revo
yer. The police are looking for the man who first
attempted to kill Ncchan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

WASHINGTON. d. g.. July l6-Chats corrected e,rsp ,a
week ending July 10. 1851: mig ''o
No. Of Chart. D. Title North Atlantic Ocean t-as,,,
sheet. Correction, Light Porto Prava ~
No OF Chart, 254 Title Cape Verde Islands Correction
Light az Porto PTava light CaToffa Fort Fopo Isand
light on Punta Jalunra. Bravo Island. g. -'
No. OF Chart PSI. Title Mediterranean sheet Corec
uon Chalce ~ color Of light az Port Gaia. Algeria
correction. -N' " No""0
ticn. - '- '"'"S O'iiOS-
No Of Chart 10 Title Bahama and Gulf ~ Florida
correction Removal OF shOa OF River Inlet Florida
No of Chart, 81. Title Indies Gull of Mckee and
Caribbean correction. -
No OF aIi Duo rite Anongil Bay naialane. Cor
region Reported shoal at IL 20 long 3s' g.
No. OF Chart. 19i Title. China etc Correction Reef
reported, Lat 50 p " long 1903 20 =. W
SAMUEL RFIDTN
Lieutenant United states Savv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
REPORTING TOO MANY NAMES

4 special committee of The Bnarl of Educo tion Of
Newark Is invesrigating the return made of the
school children in the Tenth Ward. James Will
lAmS, the enumcrator appointed by the Board to
rvgsrer the names AMI ages OF the school children
OF the Tenth Ward made return of 3 700 children
which Is LOO less than the nurnbcr returned hV
the cnumcrator last wear, John Strucls. The dis
crepancy IN the figures prompted the Board 10 in
NeStigate tbc matter. The proportion of school
from - to2S per cent. The Tenth Ward enumer-
ator made the proporto for that ward in 1850 43
per cent. II was found that names were Duplicated
and that The names OF dead persons and others over
or under age were given. Tn" cnumclator receives
. cents Tor each name reported. Strurks, the emu
inerator for loSO, IS now a tax Asaesso. for his
ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
4 WOMAN SERIOUSLY STARREn

Michael VBren and Timothy j. Sullivan. labor
cTs, and inmates of the tenement-house AT No 10
BaXter-st., engaged in drunken fight YESTERDAY
afternoon and Sullivan drew Il knife. Mrs OBren
went To her husbands assistance and prevented him
from being injured, but shc received three serious
stab wounds. Sullivan cat ncr in the cheeL S;Jn
And back before lla h.Slrned Mrs OII(r;a1 ,"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

VEGETABLES AT Low PRICES

The extremely low prices of vegetables this sea-
son WI cause tc Long Island farmers in the fall TO
SOW more winter grain than heretofore Potators ,rc
now beng dug III large quantities, and were never
inner, put prices are low 81 barrel being the
highest price obtained, and from that the price
varies down 10 III %. some farmers last week sold
entire loads of beans for II cents n bushel while
others who were unable TO get even that price emf
the bag strings and emptied the beans ont far
Italian women and Others to carry away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
sent to Bellevue Hospital. Sullivan was locked up
in the Mulberry Street Police Station.
MAN WHO COULDN'T STOP PREACHING.


David O. Jones, thicksct man. dressed in coarse
scotch stun with reddish unkempt hair and a
trcckled face, WAS taken before Justice BiXby yes
Grday morning a: the Jefferson Market Police
squad who said that he arrested him the foo; of
West Tenth-st., where he exhorting crowd of
mon and boys.
The Magstrate-You can't be allowed to do this.
IL IL violation of corporation ordinance, and You
must stop this preaching in the street unless you
nave a permit from the Mayor.
Mr. Jones-I was not violating any ordinance. but
was doing the bidding of the Lord, and | can't stop
To arrest me, rs | was not disturbing the peace.
was only cautiOnIng those who listened TO me
against the devil, who has his spies and emissaries
out everywhere 10 eat. poor humanity in lis
clutches
The Magistrate-I shall have TO fae Won if Won do
not discontinue tins business and promise me that
You VIII not go down to the docks any more. Have
you any money to pay your ine which will be $5g
preach for the glory of God ana the love of jesus
Inc oiiicer tlnieruptlEg)-llc Used to be a long
Sh"reman, but now lives at the Bowcry Mission
House.
The Magistrate-If LET You 60 will you promise
me to keep quiet and not draw crowds on the docks
or StrcctsY Go about and your people, and con-
hne Yourself quietly 10 your mission work, and
one VIII interrupt yOu.
'r. jones' can't ina Ike such promise, Judge. /
must cXhort these people 10 be saved. suppose half
oozon souls should be lost to-day by my keeping
sili; what a responsibility would rest on me
he NagIstratc-Il take NV share of the reSponS-
biiity IN tat respect. do not want to lock you mp
u ycu'll keep quiet and not draw a crowd on the
DOCKS or streets.
r. Jones-I can't make such promise | must
go ABOUT like my Master. doing good and bringing
SINNERS to the of their ways and TO seek re-
ncnttncc al the feet of the Saviour. | don't want
To- violate the law, but can't make such promise
he justice thercnpon Tcmtndcd Jones to the
tody OF the officer, TO DC produced in Court this
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

If6N, Arepac Hotel-EN- Senator Roscoe Conklinp
or tea and j. C. Glade, Consul NJ Honolulu
hh'daoT i6tr-Couut and Countess Osirurog @. PARIS
,h'ietdAr If"Vsc commander \ >. and
Lieutenant Frederick Collins L. s. y 49, RrrIooyf EouSsN
Nf peAtcl of Chicago Sitseg I0USr judge Henri, C.
ppble, OF Nov Orleans Grand Ceaudt nio,el-Ex. ON.
gresham Is. I. Bggs. of Delaware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
Announcements
CnNNfrNInN WrNr

Physicians have used OF
sew and having applied stiiciest test pronounce a
pur" wlue and recommen nd il innrm ana Tor
general nse where wine Is dies rsble reliable Of
vines to ne had l; received the highest Cenien
MAJ exhibition M Sp,er also preserves grape Juice
fresh and press nv
spirits but by extra ting the feinentmg principle nom the
ripe grapes when mashed. ~ 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC



stn ses 80 snn sets. 7:2S asst On 5ss
MOOD rscsll:2S Moon souths. 5:5J age days %
uIGd WATER roDAY-AM
sandy Hook O:47 Gov. Island 100 Hen ,iaie s.le
HIGH WATER roDA~-s.M
sandy Hook.. liza GOV. Island l:56l Hell Ca.o 2zs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

1t Is worth remembering that TARRkNT's
ILIk AlEklNf i the ncensted duplicate tn, cele.
br"d German Spring, whose bears and whose ylr.
tues II so enincntly contains -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

Donot leave the city without a n hoitic If

Do not leave the city without a bottle of
DE- I0BlAs'S VENETIAN llN-sIFST
X cures Cholera. DlscnPry, Cole &c
perfectly innocent 20 take internally
recommend IT, Warranted over thirty fonr wears ana pof
u 20, returned fc~ droTs parry aly water ID make
wholesome - drink only IS ana cents per bottle sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

EARL & WILSON'S "short band = collars and
and bead edge cuas are the best. sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
l4i LeNingtOA.Fe near 23tl-sL Hours. % ana
Attention 10 Genilemca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
DROWNED IN THE RIVERS
AID FOR THE SEASIDE sANITARrIru

The Following additional contrihntions in ,id of
the Seaside Sanitarum for Poor Sick Children NJ
Eockaway Beach, have been received by The presi-
dent: - Wv ''N"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18

MI. IIlcks Sttrn's East
End Hotel, ROck'Way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-18
BROOKLYN.

Two large buildings are going mp at Eighth-st and
Second-aVe. One Will lee used for an oil works and
the other for making canvas bags
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07

and German guests on the night of Nov.
Y and promises to be a grand affair. Pres
ident Arthur has been invited. The ball
viii open with State quadrille which will
be participated in by the most distin.
guished guests and their hosts. This will
close the official eourtesies. Next day the
French delegation win disband. Several
of the party return to France on Wednes
day. The majority remain some time
longer. several intending to go to Cal
by the German socities on the eve of THEN
departure for home on the 9th.
At the session of Methodist Episcopal
conference $2,6S5 was donated for miss
ionsry purposes in Western Nebraska.
The sale of lierre Lorrilard's brood
mares, two year olds and yearlings occur
red to-day. The total did not nearly rsa.
lie anticipations. Moneyless, by John
Morgan, brought 81, ,800 Hilarity by Bon
ME Scott. 1000; chestnut colt, by Glen
lyon; $3.50; Iago, by the same, $6,51S
Beaver, by Lexington, $500; Nell Gwinne,
by the same. $40O; Niva, by Saxon,
1926
Among other callers son the President
this evening was DR.. ]. ]. Hayes, Jno. r.
Lydecker, Ex-Co1lector Thomas Murphy,
Police Commissioner S. F. B. French.
With the latter he was closeted some time.
During the evening the President received
visit from Ex Senator Conkling, but the
nature of the interview was not dis
closed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
ANOTHER FAILURE.

NEWARK, Nov. 7.-Another failure oc-
CURED to-day resulting from the bank fail
ure. Hanson and Van Winkle wholesale
dealers in Chemicals, having their office at
90 Liberty street, notify their creditors that
they are unable to meet the obligations and
viii soon offer terms of compromise.
The United States Court besides order
ing rule to show the cause yghya receiver
should not be appointed for Nugent's fac
tory have this morning also appointed E
n. Miller privisional receiver to tak'
charge of affairs
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
THE ARGONkyTS

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-The schooner
Golden Fleece, which left here July 18th,
with Lieut. Ray, signal observer, and party
to establish a meteorological station at
Point Barrow, returned this afternoon.
The Captain reports that on Oct. 7th he
spoke the whaling bark Dawn in the Behr-
ing sea and learned that in the latter part
of September the Dawn spoke the United
States relief steamer Rogers in the Arctic.
Capt. Berry reports that in brief he com
pletely circumnavigated Wrangell Land,
and had landed in several places, but failed
finding any trace of the Jeanette. He in
tended to winter either on Wrangell Land
or on the Siberian coast. Beyond ~estab-
fishing an insular inspection of Wrangle
Land the cruise of the Rogers SO far had
been barren of results.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
BIG DEAL.

CHICAGO, Nov. THE Inter Ocean
has this interesting history: During Oc-
tober j, B. Hubbs of this city bought and
sold sixty million bushels of corn, the lar
gest grain deal ever made or consecuted
by one man or firm, he signed checks for
ten million dollars while making this deal
The chief point in this connection is that
during October he had some three million
bushels of corn ready for shipment to New
York. He told the vesselmen he would
give them all they could do tor the present,
onerlng them cents a bushel to
carry corn to Buffalo. Vessel men held of
1or33 cents, and after consulting t;ogethe1
peremptoriiy declined his offer. The deci
sion was terrible. Within an hour the rail
ways learned of it and offered to carry th,
corn to New York for cents, which sun
was to include the Scents terminal charges
1t was an unprecedented offer. whic n,
man could refuse and Mr.. Hobbs prin,cipa
was in haste for him to accept. The offe
was taken and in an inkling the vessel me,
found the most gigantic game on which 4h
eyes of an old salt were ever laid the,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07

No invalid who values health and It's blessings
should risk the mass of testimony which exists
as to her ability TO apparently hopeless cases
Lincoln Ull.) Herald
The Doctor is adding daily to her already nlustri-
GUS and welearned reputation-P journal.
Indeed, if oil our physicians were 10 take the
same interest. and work with the same professional
zeal Mrs DIR. Keck. who gives her life, her entire
time and labor, to the grand conquest of human
ter health at large Bloomington Bulletin.
The lady is herself a remarkable woman. Enga-
gne in the practice of medicine about Is years ago,
when il was so difficult for q woman in aay public
position have her qualities recognized or even 10
meet tolerance. Mrs. DR. Keck, by virtue OF rare
merit, supported by indomitaby perseverance,, has
worked herocly and rapidly upward. until now she
stands upon eminence, professionally celebrated
socially respected, and financially soHd.-DaYen-
port Gazette.
Mrs Dr. Keck has shown herself to be wonder
full woman, and her career is wonderful one, look
at il what way you will.-Peoria National Democrat.
Frank, generous, and kind-hearted, she has won
the affections of all classes and - respected and
honored not alone for her professional attachments
but for her high qualities lady and upright eit
zen.-Industries of Peoria.
We speak from CTR own knowledge, when we say
she is one of the most successful practitioners In
the treatment of diseases made speciality by hei
| in this country.--N ashington Farmer.
The growth Of her business in this city mas beer
steady and rapid and her reputation for practica
skill in the treatment OF chronic diseases is widely
/ increasing. .-EveniTg Peoran.
During her last visit here it was wonderful To se'
the vast crowd of patients that gathered around he
Lincoln Ill.) Herald.
| This lady has developed system Of practic'
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
.s..sga EAT CATTLE.

CHICAGO, Nov THE fourth annual
meeting of the Illinois fat stock show
O'Clock this nsernfng and viii continue dur
ing the entire week President r. J. Scott
was present and introduced Mayor Harrison
who delivered an address of welcome, and
Jno. B. Sherman, of the union stock yards
responded for the stockholders The
meeting has here fore been remarkably
successful and the year opens with better
prospects than ever. 1t grows yearly more
and more like its prototype, the renowned
Smithfield cattle show in England The
display is remarkably fine.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
EVERYWHERE.
Big Mistake of Greedy Ves-
sci Men.
CorkhiH Rises to Explain his
Shortcomings.
Cattle Show in Chicago.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON MATTHRS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Tn the star
route cases argument was resumed on mo-
ton to quash Information Corkhill op-
posed it as the request came by the direc-
ton Of the department of the United States
Deputy postof1ce, where the frauds oc-
Cured. This method of information pre-
vailed in the district many years.
First assistant Postmaster General Hat
ton returned from Iowa and resumed
charge of his Office. He will act as Post
master Genernal during James alb
Sence.
Internal revenue does not favor the fifty
cent tax on whisky, but the report will
not oppose it directly. this report will
show revenue derived and that the reduc-
ton of tax viii cut down the income with
out benef1ting the producer or consumer.
Revenue officials regard the movement for
o reduction as one of the middle men who
would make all the profit. The whisky
trade also opposes the reduction as it
would demoralize their trade, since a mil
lion dollars worth are in hand. A big
lobby Is here in the interest of the move
ment. with plenty Of money. The treas
ury and internal revenue office will fight
it.
Corkhill made a personal explanation in
the Criminal Court this morning that he
had not been consulted by the Attorney
General in the preparation of the Star route
cases and was not responsible for them.
September 5th he called on MacVeagh and
asked if he had any business for the Grand
Jury in connection with the Star route
cases. The Attorney General said since
the Presidents assassination he had not
considered the cases and knew nothing OF
them, and that Corkhil1 need not bother
himself about them.
He would be sent tor by the proper per
son when wanted. Corkhill therefore dis
missed the jury. for which he has been SC
much blamed and by which action the filing
Of Information was made, making necessary
on the 25th of September He called with
Cook to see MacVeagh to sign the criminal
information and then protested against the
insinuation made against him and said, it
MacVeagh would state the facts it would
silence it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
PROCLAMATIONS,

CHICAGO, Nov. THE Journals Mad
ison (Wis) special says Gov. Smith, by
proclamation, announces Thursday, the
24th instant, as Thanksgiving day. He
also offers $500 for the apprehension of
the unknown assassin of Samuel Kenyon,
shot at his home in Albion, on the 50th OF
October. Residents Of Black River Falls
believe him to be in that town, and
arc endeavoring to identify and arrest him
They offer $4OO in addition.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
VANDERBILT ABANDONs FAST TRAINS.

CHICAGO, H., Nov. 6.-The officials Of
the Lake Shore road are densely ignorant
of the programme for the lightning express
and the public are uninformed from official
sources elsewhere 1t is said Vanderbilt
has met so many difficulties in competing
with the Pennsylvania roads fast time
that he has given up the fast train from
Chicago to New York, and will not at
tempt to beat the Pennsylvania time from
New York to the West. The difficulty
arises from the longer route of the Wander
biIt combinations and from the jealousy
of the Michigan Central and Canada roads,
which must be left out in the cold.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
ALL THAT'S LEFT.

New YoRK, Nov. 5.-The Newark Id
ce,.s User publishes the following: The gov
arnn ,ent examiner of the Mechanics bank
has ti nished his preliminary labors, Tor
warded his report to the comptroller, and
left the bank in the hands of receiver.
It shows: Assets-bills discount, Sl,ol2'
600: UHited States bonds. S50o,OOo; real
estate $40. 500; balances due from banks
other than the Mechanics OF New YORK
s192. 500: bank notes and specie, Sl47,-
900; checks, $50. 500; cash items. sSs,
500: due from the United States treasurer,
sas 500; over drafts, SO, 752; total, s2,-
oa5. a52. Liabilities stock, $780,
600: surplus and profits, $4S5,000; circu-
lation. S450, 900; amount due depositors'
a. AL. 1872: due banks, $296,657; over
draft. Mechanics of New York, $273,473
total, 81, ,446, ,253. This shows an actua
deficiency of 81, ,411.000, which is to be
made up by assessments on stockholders
and losses to depositors. The examiner
estimates the depositors viii receive fftJ
to sixty per cent, and the stockholders vii
lose an amount equal to their stock ad
ditional.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-07
SHIPwRECKEB.

BosToN, Nov. THE schooner Della
Haskiss capsized in squall off Nantucket
and the crew took to boats, pulling all
night without any progress. After being
in the boat twenty-four hours without food
and proper clothing a female and four men
died from exhaustion and fright and were
thrown overheard.