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Wheat. Corn. Oats Rye.
Elevator A.. 95,5O0 10000 $4,000 GOO
Elevator 3 80, 300 2S,20Ot 3,5o0i $500
Capt'l EPvat'rl 100000 5000 .--.... i --.......
City Elevator 80 --..-.- .-------.
West Elevatr. $4,000 2I,700l $4,000 5000
Elevator E.. 4,5O0l 4,000i 1000 ---...--.
Total. ..-. 359,30O 71,9ooI 25,20O 1890
Corresp'g day
last year - 2S7 joo123, oool $1,000 10000
RECEIPTS BY RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Whear, bush. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1850
Corn, bush Observation-Disclosures 1880
Oats, bush ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
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has q restrictive influence upon distribution at
jobbins hands The tone of the market for all
desirable qualities is very steady.
Metals.
NEW YORK, March 12.-Lead firm; others
unchanged.
Mr.. j. NJ FARREN, Logansport, was cured of
chills and fever of five years standing by
Browns Iron Bitters.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository
Corner Room. Odd-fenows Hall -...
Theo. p Haughey. Prest. Fl. Latham. Cash'r
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Total 81 OPS, $780, 06 Decrease.
Outside n. York. 2S0,3Ol ,24O Increase =.
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NO. 2 Rye-DuII ana nomlnaIi 6Uc Did; no SET
ers. Reject ed held at 62c; no buyers
Bran-Strady; 1925 bid; no sellers.
ipstuffs-Steady held at sly so; no buyers
Hay-Prime timothy, held at $19 to arrive; no
buyers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
March 8, 1888.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TER S INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PosTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
MARCH, APRIL, MAY

re the best months to purify blood and HOODS sAR
n sAPARILLA medicine TO do It, It VIII cure
Indigestion spring debility bhousness headache loss Oh ap
petite all arising impure state or low
condition the blood 1t works upon the Kidneys the liver
and the bowels. through the blood.
"consder Hoods sarsapala OF the besmedicnes for
early spring when the blood IN condition and needs
cleansing benefited by It's use and hove recon-
mended 1t TO my friends"W. H. cURrs agent b. and NJ
X. r.. Haverhil. Mass.
lowe my recovery to Hoods SarsaDarla 1t deserves
the confidence public especially these who troubled
with humors. ~. PTTKIy. Chelsea. VT
gentleman tells u.s. Before commenced taking Hoods
sarsaparla had fallen In weight from 1876 to l4O pounds
My appetite has returned strength is restored and am
rapidly regaining my hesh"
never found anything that hit my wants as Hooc
sarsapartlla 1t tones my system purhes my Dlooa'
sharpens my appetite and to make me oyer"-J r.
THOMPSON Register OF Deeds. Lowell, Mass
have had Catarrh for years Hoods sarsaparla cured
Nee IL GRIFFIN, Lowell, Mass.
An Alderman says It's the strongest sarsapara ever
saw" Tryit one hundred doses one dollar
Remember this fact You md in other blood purifier
or sarsaparia the combination OF valuable medcinai
agents as In HOODS SARSAPARILLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
COMMISSIONER WALES INDIGNANT.

The Park Board attempted to gather itself to-
oetber Yesterday for a meeting but Commissioner
Wales was all that appeared Of it. Commissloner
Crlmmins, on whose motion the SESSION had been
called communicated by telephone, ana on learnlhg
pressed his in tention of not attending tie meeting
General Viele was said TO be suffering from sore
throat As for Mr OlIife nobody had the least idea
what had become of him.
Mr. Wales was naturally indignant at this state
Of affairs He was eager to dispatch business TO
cions mind and to setne forever The question OF
SUPERINTENDENT Jones and she washtub lid. "
EXPECTED we would end the investigation inns
week y he said but now the prospect of its ever
bcing concluded seems remote | certainly cannot
be in the city next week. That will be the lst OF
April and j have made arrangements To 90 10 my
country residence at Southampton 20 set matters 10
rights for spring. must have chimney liked and
must get NV hens to setting. l havt attended
closely to business and think am entitled 10 t-
tie rest
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orapRFr AMONG FRIENDS

Health Officer Dennen and Alderman. p. /. Glea-
standing az Miller's Hotel on Monday evening"
which but for the interference of friends, would
have terminated III blows. The difficulty arose
over an attempt made by the doctor a short time
ago 70 cure sufficient stock in the street railroads
operated by the Alderman to obtain control OF the
management The doctor says that he was trying
TO buy the stock for Mrs Sprague the divorced vile
of Ex-Governor Sprague, of Rhode Island, who Is IN
innate with the doctors family, but the Alderman
be ieyes he was endeayorlng TO buy It for large
corporation in Hunters Point said to be opposed TO
HIM. The doctor owes his appointment as Health
Officer m great measure 10 the Influence OF Alder
man Gleason and the latter was furious wnen ne
heard oi the attempt to GUST him from the roads
under his charge.
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williams from Boston March 49, Cyprus (Br. Beszley from
New-O Orleans March 4.
QUEENSTOWN March 2s-Arrved, steamer Indrai.a sar.
gent, Philadelphia March IA her Liverpool
Sailed. steamer Celtic (Br Geafell from Liverpool hence
for NewYOrk.
SOUTHAMPTON March 2SArrived steamers America ,Ger
Oder tGer Undeutsa n. from New York March H. for do
hOvIILF Mar0h Z8Arrivef steamer AnchOra tbr. He'd
berwick from NewY0rk March H. on her way 10 glasgow
(aud ceeded).
sailed. steamer Ethiopia (Br, Campbell from Glasgow
hence for New-York.
HAVANA March 2S-Aryed, steamer City Of Washington
Br REYNOLDS from Mexican ports on her way 70 York
27th Arrived steamer British Empire Br Fawcett, from
NeH-York for Mexican ports tlnd proceeded
DOMESTIC PoRF5.
BOSTON. March % -Arrvel steamer Nymphae tBr,s
Brooks Antwerp; Bulgarian BIZ Perry, Lverpooi Queen
phia -
Cleared steamers Allegheny, Parker Baltimore Roman.
LOveand Philadelphia: Gen Whitney, Halett New York
sailed steamers Gend0wer, Iowa, City Point Iyrisn, Al
legheny Roman ana Centipede. ,,,
PHILAD !LPHlA. March 2o-Arrved steamer Ann Eliza
Cleared steamer Jennie Taber Fuller Newhayen; Tona
sherman Provdence Aries, Googins, Fan RIVER
Biddle. Wallace. New York - -, -,
Baenr. Brs men: Iris (BrJ. nadgshOm. Sew.York w
Bruins, Foster do.
Cleared steamers octorara Reynolds, NewYOrk wmLaw.
wILMxGioS, NC, March 2S-Arrved. Regulator.
CHARLESTON March 2s-ArI1ved steamer City of Colum.
bia. Woodruff NewYork.
sailed. steamers sarasossa, Baltimore; Delaware, New.
York
SAVANNAH. March 2sArved. steamer NacoOchee. Kemp.
Sgw.oRLEAxs March 2s-Clearsd steamers Enrique and
Bernard Hail. for yepoo Tancred Rodeni Dolcoath Ant
Al the Passes-Arryed steamers Mounts Bay (Br.
don Glendevon Br. Cardiff NewYork Quick, New York.
Sailed steamers Hudson and Morgan CITY, for NewYorx
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clear out the tenement houses in First and Nor
gan-sts, which are occupied by Italian rag-pickers
NEWARK.
Louisa sorhagen, the servant girl who Who was
burned AT No Btldwin-st. on monday, dled yes
terday at ST. Barnabas Hospital
John ". Taylor counsel for the Board of Free,
holders, has gwen an Official opinion TO the Board
that the Law pass-d by the late Legsatu reducing
the pOll-ax to 81 il unconstitutional, and recon-
mening its submission to the Supreme Court az tne
June term.
William F. Sedler proprietor of marble works in
South Orangetye COMMIT ed suicide cary yeS,SI
n carving knife He was found living on the hO0r
Of his bedroom dead at breakfast-time yesterday.
He owned beer-shOp, and was arrested recently
for maintaining "a disorderly hJuse. He has long
medltated suicide. He Informed his friends several
Years ago that he tired OF life and meant TO Kill
himself.
NEW-JERsEY.
PATERsoN.-John Kelly. OF New-York, delivered
lecture at the Opera House last evening. Inc
proceeds for the reiet of the famine trlcKen
districts of ireland. "A branch OF the hnlgnts OF
Labor has been organlzed.....-A neatly dressed
woman was struck by O tram on the Newark
branch of the New-York, Lake Ere ana western
Railroad on Tuesday afternoon near the Junclon
with the man line. She instantly Killed
The body has been identified as that OF woman
who applih for lod dng at the police station on
Monday night She told the officer that her name
was Elizabeth Cope. that she had como from New
ark aud that she was once servant IN the family
of the late General L. d. Hoxsey
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMOND The Richmond County Grand Jury
has retu ed & find an indictment against Benjamin
j. lice principal II the Mortified school, VINO was
charged with cruelty TO pupil.
SAILORS SNUG HARBoR.-Dr II. d. joy, OF New
York has been appointed physlcian-n-chiet OF the
Sailors Snug HaTbOr az New-Bnghton. In place or
rhe fate Dr. c. Henry King. DIR. Bogart wall con-
hnue to be consulting physician OF the institution
LONG ISLAND.
GLEN CovE.-Some unN nown persons effected an
entrance into the residence of William ii. Springer
| ON Monday II ght and stole a large quantity OF
wearing apparel and silverware. They also TOOK a
large SUN of money from Mr.. Springers trousers
! pOckgts,
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other 10 the system 90 susceptible 10 the beus
fetal effects Of medicines Thsis the time 70 take Hoods
sarsaparis to purify your blood and forfy YOU yssm
against the facilitating effects Of spring weather Try this
spring medicine II sharpens The appetite tones the
stomach mvigorates the aged and impats new bfs and
energy to all who takeit
Hpeople want medicine 70 60 all through 'em and
up tell them take Hoods arsaDsra" ~ ". BIxBY
Meredith Village. N. II.
wien finished the second bottle Of Hoods sarssparia
felt lie person. do days In now"
Mrs A. ID. ALLEN, Lowell Mass
Three Scrofula broke ont face head and
cars they cold hair fell on: my sight
and hearing impaired 1 commenced taking Hoods
sarsapai in years time entirely cured"Mrs
MARY ii. PARKMAS Dexter. Me.
Before used Hoods sarsaparIa suffered constantly
from sick headache Now rarely troubled and my food
does distress meas 1t HI MORRILL,, Lowell Mas.
Subject bilious attacksI ast spring used Hoods
sarsaparilla. and much benefited by n"-Mrs j. w.
CLEMENT. Franklin N H.
Mrs ii. f. GRADY, Hsboro' Bridge, ~ H., says: In
the spring Of 1882, made Hoods sarsaparila
spring medicine with decided benefit"
We give one hundred doses for one dollar
No other sarsiparilla such sharpening effect upon
the appetite No other preparation and
the digestive organs like
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
SHOT IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.

Joseph +. Coffee, jr., young man employed as
boukkeeper by firm in Nassau-st., bad the m0not-
ony of his morning ride from New-Rochelle 70 the
city varied in a rai her imp easant manner on tues
day He as coming on the early morning express
train on the New Haven road. When netr rect
wood PARK he saw two men standing near the track.
One of the men raised pistol ana red al me tran'
Tine bullet crashed through the window, and graz;
ing Mt Coffees lower lip, fell the other SIDE Of
the ear Mr. Coffee was only slightly wounded II
leaning hack. he would probably have been fatally
hurt , " VI, 49,
The superintendent OF the New-YoIk, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad said TO TRIBUNE
renorter Yesterday that he had not heard o1
any one being shot on any OF the trains There nae
been some trouble he said, with email boys at Ire
mont who threw stones at the trans. man IN the
ears was hit the other day by stone fired from g
sling. Measures have been taken to stop the evil
nractices of the boys
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AN UNKNOWN PERSONS GENEROSITY

The WASHINGTON Heights Library, has received
from an unknown giver 81, 200, payable in monthly
instruments from May l. 1883, to May /, 1854,
The glver desired that the privileges of the library
should be extended free of charge TO every one y-
inc in its vicinity, and that IT should
be omen at some time on Sunday. The Institution
has heretofore been supported BY the gifts OF per-
has been about 5000 year. The offer Of additional
income was made through James Monteith, the
yice-president OF the Board of TrlsI ees and was
accented by the trustees, who passed resolutions
making the insttu' ion u free circulating library
and reading room, open every day from a. III. 10
$50 D. n. resolution OF thanks to the unknown
glver was also passed.
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TREATMENT OF HEMoRRHAGEs.

Dr Holbrook Curtis delivered bis opening lecture
on First AID to the. Injured " before class OF
at No West Fourteenth-st Dr. Curtis
gave brief outline of the structure
and most important functions OF lne
hodv and then spoke at some length on hemor-
ace of the exremitIes and the best means OF con-
trolling it, In reference to Profuse and dlngerons
hemorrhage DR.. Curtis said " ihere is only ono
severed sgves and that Is the immediate applieS-
ton Of tie tournlquet above the wound
THIS must be applied boldly ana tieh, w
1niured limb He then gave outline OF The large
arteries OF the and leg, and applied the touGnc
nnet 10 boy's arm BY wav of Illustration. The
donrse consists of five lectures, and on Thursday
April g. there will be class for men, beginning at
3 IN.
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HOME Ne US.
pRnMINENf ARR[YALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtct-Senator John sherman,
NJ q 10: Congress nan r.. q. sannard, OF MlssGri
Jesse L. Williams, OF Indiana, and Cohgressmtp w ~
WasLburn OF Minnesota and Ciaries A. boulei'e' o'
Maine Neir- York HDtcl-Gener4l q Orge Is Mctrliah'
of New-jersey aud JuIgc william j. k1Oertson OF VT
gpia. -. Clarendon Hotei-PrOie7sor JON N ram, ~
eeiarvari ol.ge BrerOOri HOuse-rhe Hon. Henry :.
snnf, ri of florida. q. Windsor HOtel-J H. DeNs.ruh
Of Cleveland ... Westminster Hofei-froiessor ~. 10
EnV NJ .ayctie College. 81 Nicholas Hot,i-Ihe
Very Rev Charles Y. O'ConnOr and the Kew j. '" ehah
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WASHINGTON IRvINGs BIRTHDAY.

About two weeks ago an associaton was ioIhcu
at Tarrytown for the appropriate celebration OF
the centennial anniversary OF the Olrtn OF ASH
incton Irving, who for many years before his death
lived at "SunuysIde" Oh tine banks OF the hudson
AS Tor q long time he was one OF the vestrynen Oh
Christ's Episcopal Church at Tarrytown the Rev.
J. Selden Spencer, rector of that church, was
chosen president of the Irving Association. AZ q
from The poet Whittier will be read in regard TO the
proposed ceremonies and the programme Will be rs;
sued in day or two It IS understood that speclal
arrangements have been made with the New-York
CIV aud Northern Railroad for the conveyance oi
Nisiiors tn and from IarrN town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
Solid Silver.

THE GoRHAM COMPANY, Silver
smiths, have an unusually large
stock of Solid Silver Spoons and
Forks, put up in fine Cabinet Chests,
suitable for wedding and anniver-
sary gifts. The assortment COM
prises sets of forty-eight pieces and
upward. They have all of their
staple patterns cased in this way,
besides several cases of special or
Hand,wrought patterns, made ex-
clusively for their New-York trade,
and not to be found elsewhere.
NO. 81 UNION-SQUARE.
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msHAP ON THE ELEVATED ROAD.

locomotive on the Third Avenue Elevated Ro Id,
drawing train full of passe geis bound down.
town blew out a cylinderhea about a quarter
ing trains for thirty-fve minutes. This happened
above Seventy-sxth-st. but the disabled train was
pushed down TO Sixty-ffth-st., where It could he
press VINO made inquiries at the Sixty-seventh-st.
uptown station met with insulting replies from q
tall man wearing full beard and an old black
Alsatian hat. 1t was said that the cylinder-head
fell to the street, but it could not be ascertaned
whether any one was hurt or not. The surface-caIs
beat the elevated trains to the CITY Han from
Seyentyisxth-st but the ind gnaiOn of passengers.
in haste to the theatres keep some appointment
W of avail.
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WAITS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Bayaud and Perrenoud revenue stamp SUIT IN Ch'eu
States Circuit Court. - ga ,,-,., -.
Meeting OF creamery men NJ Nc. 3l6 Green"ichsI,
Uniyersty Of Michigan alum dnner at kossmoro
Hotel. r-,-.e.t..,.
R,upion OF Lafayette Cole fe alumni az Delmonicos
,,,nmrn.ement OF Columbia Veterinary College at
Chickcnug Hall
Meeting OF Brooklyn Library members
Meeting Of Iron and Metal Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
SUCCESS OF THE DRAMATIC LIBRARY.

At the breakfast gwen TO Mr.. Barnay, the Ger
man tragedIan. on The 10Th Of this month, com
tamnd,n@ of n dra matte lbrarS. This commit ee
met Yesterday afternoon. at the house Of j. Bran;
der Matthew's No. 12l East Eigbteenth-st.. and
elected an executive committee. constituted as fol-
lows Henry Edwards. president; Alien ThOrndike
Rice, treasurer; Lawrence HUTTON, secretary
There were present az the meeting H. u bnnner
Iohn Gilbert j. Brauder Matthews, ). d. Mllet,
A. NJ Palmer and Algernon s. Sullivan. No place
for the library has been decided as vet though
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
pR. CLYMER on MR. sTOKEs's SANITY.

In the contest over the cOdicil to the will OF the
laie James Stokes DR.. Merldith Ciymer was called
Yesterday OH the part of the contestant. as an ex
pert in insanity cases The same Hypothetical
yiously been asked of other experts. The question
Is very long and embodies what are supposed by
the counsel for the contestant TO be the material
facts bearing upon Mr. Stokess mental condition
which have been established by tbs evidence MT
Evars for the proponents, objected TO the question
as containing some things which 1t ought not 70
contain, and emitting some things which 1t Ought
10 contain DIR. Clymer said that, IN his opinion
tue person described in the hypothetical question
was OF unsOund mind. The cross-examihatioh Oh
the witness VIII taAe place Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
FOREIGN sTEAMERS DUE AT THIS PO
SHIPPING NEWS.
poeroPNEwYoRK.. WEDNESDAY,. MARCH %. 1888.



PORT OF NEW. YORK. WEDNESDAY,. MARCH - 1883
ARRIVED.
steamer Brinkban Br, Fuchor patras Feb 22 CaacoIs
81, Messina Ma ca 2 Palermo q aA - uASS WIN mus ~
StssmeT dTeciSn Monarch tBr London ID days
with mdse and passengers TO Patton March IA viz
steamer Crssia Bs BGoInoy. GissOT ro.
steamer Amerlaue FRI sante Hsvre IL days with mdse
Steamer Maynard sumner cousins Maracabo wa Della
ware Breakwater aIch ~ wn sS nv Vert c
10 Frontera TO- Campeohe H. Progreso 81 and Havana
Steamer New Orleans Halsey. Neworeans days with
mdse and passengers TO Il seaman a,av. with ma,.
and passengers to VIM p clyde 3 co o, ", ,,, ,.s an.
passengers to Old Dominion 50 -, ,,, ,.o an, ma.
Breakwater Bolz Le"es DEL with mdse shd pas
Steamer Franconia Bennett Portland with mdse and pas
Ship Use e euuekoh Liverpool Dec 10, with mdse to
saTs Clara DER wah Bremen 81 days. with salt and
empty barrels to order; vessel 10 Fheo Ruger ,,.
to st5s D T@sse1 to hermann KoSS
in ballast to rsraS S 40 Nnorop Ragged island
~ Ba axs Win salt TO b bowl vessel 10 Bailey CO.
c sT I,sinLG light GIT, Wv clear. ~
CLEARED.
Steamer Noting Inn tBrl Bennett London Seager Bro,
steamer CITY OF Br Lockhead Liver pool via Queens
Steamer State OF Nevada tBr, stuart Gasgow-Austin
baawn sS Rheoa Cr, Stevenson Cardiff Geo Bulley.
steamer Gollort tGorj, Kuhewcn. Hamburg via Plymouth
Steamer Teidngton tBr, Rattcr oardenas simpson,
Spence ~ Young
steamer Gulf Ingram Charieston-J ouintard
Steamer Guyandotto. Kelly. Richmond City Point and
Norfolk-Old Dominion - co. -. -,
steamer Maintain stevens, Norfolk City Point and Rich
mond-Old Dominion So Co
steamer Martha stevens. Chance. BALTIMORE Krems
Steamor Fannie. GrumleY Phladephtt-Wm Glide q Co
Steamer rriplet Davis, Wilmington Del-AOiel Abbott
shin st John, Falcs san Francisco sutton & Co.
BARK Teocle uta, Canero, Padang aud AnIier, Java
BsrE d c Boyesen tNor, Morck Stockholm -Benham &
BARK George Peabody tBrl. Rtcne Havre-Boyd Hinc
ken. 60 -,
Bark Charles Plat, Sharp, Vera Cru1-James w EIwel
Rrig Waterloo Brl. Exeter E-Simpson. Spence Young
Bris Gipsy Queen. Chandler, Cardenas-J IL winchester
brig Pearl Bnghman. Port spanD TrOwbrldge co.
SAILED
steamers Pagona for Liverpool Casegste. London; Full
d. Bremen; Leerdam Amstordam Labrador. Havre; Gin
tOnia and Algiers. NowOrleans Tallahassee savannah
det Anler Salicl, Batavia Admiral Treste Ecua
Santandtr. Mara Bener, LisbOn africa Liverpool
Busy Guadaloupej John Bailey, Matanzas
Also saledva Long ISLAND SQUAD Bark george PEABODY
for HAVE ar,, .>,ror,
\ LONDON March est crew OF bark Anna (Nor). wah
from Pascag0ula 80 for Caen. have arrived here TIT
bark was abandoned In a waterl0g Sed condition
THE MOVEMENTS IF SrEAdERS.
FokGfiJ POtri
LIVERPOOL. March 2S-Arnyed steamers NOrseman (Br
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
THE NEWARK BANK IRREGULARITIES.

The indictments in the United States Court az
Trenton against the directors OF the fifs' NromS
Rank of Newark Tor criminal negligence, causne
the min of the bank have been abandoned, Disu'o:
ATTORNEY A. Q. Keasbey entering noile PIE. tLa
The evidence taken before Master sn0Ws tnas o
directors concealed adjudication OF SloVvuo ~
of the clerks; that the accounts were denptla
falsllied TO give he bank good apparent SHOWING,
with the knowledge OF certain dliectors' t' nd nd
paper of directors was discounted by IN Ddl III az
used as assets; that the bank dealt In us oW
that accounts were transferred ana retianS oct
order 10 deceive the examiners, anu tnito NJ 60.
were done in violation of the National Dank idH .
and the statutes. The ndictmen's were Iou' ~ 80
the Juno term. 1881, and have never since p. IL
prosecuted by the D1strct-htofhey' III ,
meantime the directors have been empilosv ra
in seitli or compromising the claims OF credilols
of the bank The depositors We're PAID IN lul. anu
tine stock holders were brought TO agree 10 Selte
mept District Attorney Keasbeys acton was paseu
upon tbe declared fact that the proofs had h3u us
closed auv actual participation i'll the fIauds py .
directors: that they had not derived any petspna
protit by the ruin of the bank AMI that under teso
circumstances ne had requested the Attorney IL
eraI to authorize him to ask leave 10 enter no'i
prosequl. -, MI. ,,torray
I'm The same court recently Di trict-Attorney
Keasbey bv authority of the Department OF Justcee
nj Washington caused 10 be- quashe an crinluai
proceedings against Stephen IL. Cnndlct, Vi wv
ark charged with acts that led to the rum o. inc
Mechanics National Bank OF Newark, ior the IL !,
son that Condict had made cash settlement WI ~
the other directors with view to paying tlle uo
positors and stockholders. The cases OF ChilNtope
Nugent and Theodore Baldwin who were alrestet y
and held to ball on criminal charges connecteu
the ruin of the Mechanics National BANK nav , no,
been brought up. The bail i'll these cases Has o0'i'
vacated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON March 24Noee Is hereby given that on and
after April 30 1888 hxed red reflector lights will be
hibted the southern end OF Daduskie Island 81
range guide the savannah River Ga This Is
secondary TO tho Tybse range and can p followed going In
FROM 1ht shown height of - fest above mean
sea evel from window IN a keepers dwelling painted
white The light will be shown he ,ht OF IS feet
above level from skeleton tower ia the form OF
rectangular painted white height OF 90 feet from
its ase aud real above 10 the top.
distance between the Oeacons mile, and the liza
connecting them bears NWI2N
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
STEPHEN G. R0WA V, ViccAdmral USN,
Chairman Lighthouse Board.