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SUCCESSORS TO MORTGAGE TRUSTEES.

On December 1G, 1870, the hudson RIVER
Railroad Company issued $1,000 bonds OF the par v'e
Of 3 900 each under The S2oOo'gOo moFsH-o give" o1
- ,,ou.rtv to Robert g. Mutirn, john c. Green and
U-ri., " De Forest as trustees. There are ohly
twentveisht OF these remaining unpaid ana uy s1U
an the books OF the company IN the names -! f., W
~ 'r,rarhrr1l Mary 4. Brine. George T. btic'
'rj'"n,as M,,rt IT,. DAVID If. N.vns Trustee l"Asa
i,,,,t DR. r + Andrews. Mildred c. Carlisle ami
-, C,riis'. ru.rdlu. whose addresses are not
S.,n,ri Tine New-Yort Central ami Hudson IFer an
roqi Companyhas nov pciu9net the aIpIelp9 o
a. ,,oInf u.nt OF Thomas l.. James John j. Dut'"tF
AMI ,tiluam : Webb successors % the mort 'ie
trustees all Of whom are dc9d ICY tuo urp.Se Va
',i,. on m, ,uorf.lce The Publication of notice 10
tt boudnoders T. show cause ON Thur SHAY WY lil NV
trustees should DO appointed has occH "''c'eN''
yustIce DOno4ue.
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LVIUI00l DC . fIOVI'lUHT--I l00l. IuHDThI W
2Os Tuilrs. 2i-. ID: rhu1 clear Allddit1
81 .o. Short lubs. Us. GL: Shoadcrt 80 Oh pci cT
3,eisI4 Iltrt indian Mess i'Imc Ness h't ud
PORK tumc I"s+ - od per bpL; l1mG Ai.- la-.raI'
I.trd fi- Oh; RIM. " 81.
err. Sic 9d: Lara Oh us 1d tan. Long u ~. ud;
Butter Il nliri
states. Cuccsr-A Choice. ~. dd. Nhra--iiei
western -puu2. -. - aus. 5d lcd inter a. a. u.s. ID
- 4d.. Sew western WINTER -. Al
Nv NiAeI Western H. It," gnlfour 80. !. 80. a. "a
IT, ld Californian 80 T. cd. .-2d Ccunl PfoIhce
-Sputsof IurHctnr. .Gs. ga: do 70 LONDON ~ ia Der
Cvf. lru pcrstOu. 'l1v'r~crl
isrl. U'TcNt lt'eh
common. 5-. a.: Pale lis ID eOs va Lintcod on &lA
Ca. ptIc.,t. GIIOE-tIur AH'uutL -5t Oh; Prinf ca.
Od. per Amerc "a = rgcraL B'o: h!hh quart
cfS. - ili. I0Ie qIaI;er5 3 81 per ID.
foNplI Dee. ss.-pioducc -Irn@ccd OH E2uN 81 los.
Cd calcutta lnsrgd. tJs bd nor quarter dhacl
ca -. lrnntu Petroleum. b III. ~
"a per gallon spirit, rIrpeutur. @js I'd per cw.
EJs No4I tOuuIun. ~ III per tWLi
Yale I;s HlIz Proyi5luns-inri Sos. Oh nor cN. 10,
Am-rican SUGAR. 3D. per cwL for 'uDd 4 nUlihHA
pularHua 80 and H. I'D los OlfDr Cupt Mu,c0yad" TAR
fonnnV aa1lt. Au.trli IA Talow Beef 24s o. a %
90; Mutton. 2is GG.03ds. Cd Cocoa Nut Oi-Dtf"h
go 1s, Cochin. ABl Os
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westeru Creamery s09y2c EggsFreshad Eastern 29c.
Receipts for to-iag-Flonr a0J0 Dds 09Oy s1esss y
BUSH '''''
CHICAGO. Dec 2s-Four auiet and uncha nged Choice
M Mae. %ne sak s 4O S al 3d. pstent
Low Grades ~ ~ 70 ~, rye sioa - ooSsS 01 DIE
s. Sc closing 70 January "a ses5e slosins , az
spf &c. f eona az u a. So sDras % sOTns
S arm ard GIs c1 81 $s V cons s0 az
1850; Nav, .639 closing a. S9la oots tnil; safe:
MAY. 3J7s0J closing at O'c rye weak 90 = Ss,se.
B ~ e pSf. n a Sas J NJ - s
- % closing 81 o20 February ~ % ssso 90 clos
naro seidy saes ranged cash 97sss5 December.
80 90 o. orI P iB ,dg 81 s5 @i Z sSors Gear Sides
IS 0a&5 Is ascslnts-Foar 1900 bbls. wnel' 10000
s saTev 90 oSG y 100 ob wneat
5000 bushI Cora $4,000 9usi' oat& Us uVO 0us nS;
1900 BUSH eaTley $4,000 Dusn
81 0OGsl IS; Fancy - 81 CO. Wheat lrn, No Rei
no aiSea 81 aS5c' 6aTs iowers No Mlso- 2ytc.
eyS-N@ sl 9Ic Barley 40 ar 54s % ~
Bulkneats steady; shoalde'3 - ~ slofti9 - 80:
short co.e 81 - whsr' urn and sc y 7S as u ,It ~.
Bntchers rs 7O0s5 81 eccipn 242o mead 'aio
nents. l,52' hein
DG sS gus e. 80 e w s sn Ds so:
Der 81 4c January 81 hc May; 97'sc; no. aed sSHc;
White 81 Lc. cash NO. . SOC.
MNxzArons Minn, Dec 23:-Wheat7So HarL cash ,;
May. 81 &C. ~ mn, ~
PEoRlA 28.coni firm New Ggb Mixef S2l4e jS,scs
No = MIXca- 32d32sc. oats steady No White. %
3pc; No. Mixed 2o2. 627 l2c ave dull; No . ~ cole
Receipts 900 bush Data $4,000 Rye otOV Ousf.
slnpnenIs-COrh 2S.VOJ push; Oats. 72oOo od'h' He'
1000 lush.
ST. LOUIS Dec. 2s.-Four steady Xxx 81 3o9sS o. Xxx.
s34j4s3Jj TlmIY S}65Ds3 y choice g lODSi 20;
sancv Go0j % Patents - p IS 30 wheat steady
No Red. g2L6929C; December. 92i2c: iaEnaTy
g3ec: May, 81 0i4. Corn duiet iasD 2s935ci Dteem-
Der. 33a33 % SC; Nav. 362c Oats luli
No Mixed CASH. 27LG2 -: December q lac.: May
Sc 5SL Barley steNiv II iuD1 ~ Sis-
Ter unchanged l6G j9 flaS seed stea1y
81 n ~. hav steldv az unchInEed Gran hrn a. , @
GOc Corn Mel 81 n. Whisky stcidv it u 10,
PORT. - 30. BIiNn@as-L01T Gear 81 - snort hp-
Gear E5 ~ brtn ~ 80 ~ 90 81
ACCOMPLISHMENT 5000 mis- Wheat 40 OJO bls1. 'orn.
AZ 900 uus. oats 5000 1909 push. Barioy.
or OOb b1sn SmDnents--F0ir 1904 WHEAT. 1000
bus.. Corn 5000 nusaa Oats 1000 OIJL Rye, 1000
LuslL. I,arjev
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STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Dec. % cotton dun MdNtne &C. Flour
Extra - 2JGsi OO do FANNY - - 81 10 ,tty Miiia
oBpl - 10 NlO uranus
"a ~ Ie5 90: patapsco EanY. 70 90 10. sunerlatV4
Patent 81 90 Wheat-SOutherO steady western 1uet ;
sorthern bod pOHU4c. Amber 36H2Sc; 30
Nnryann ~ d94oi No Western Water Rod Snot 70 a
beceiuber S5 .c bid: January S53 Sic; February
III e.SSc Uou--SGutnern actiye Western urm eoath-
cen White ~ p4sc. Yellow. 421l6c: Western Mixed
Srct ear AL ad46Ac. January. 4b2a4O'sei
February 45@0l5tc. oat. steady and dul southern.
u, a,ioc Westeru White. 3oD4Oc. 10 Mixed. 3ba5 &C.;
pe"n.yiyana Ri NJ Toe Rve hrm at 70972c. Provisions
arnv ana an ct Pork 10 % 0lO 20 Reoeints-FouE
mia. yhea 500 Dush. Corn l25OOJ nusn oats.
ia 900 imsh. rive. 5000 bush SMDments-Flour lO4'l
obs Corn 10000 bush. saes-Wbeat 2l4ooo push" eor'
l72OOO bush.
BOSTON Dec 2s-Flour duh Western superune 81 90 q
d. 5D. Extra 70 75Gx3 30 Patent SDring Wheas 10 900
" AZ Patent Winter Wheats - 23DS5 B3. Corn weak,
steamer yellow 5Uc steamer Mixed d3c. NoGrado AZ %
aiSc OATS dull No white. ilc.; No. Waite Sol4c.
saors and Mdlhngs stoIl Provisions stoAiy Butter-
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si. 5s g.! cay s Fs9'aiy 5' e 5: 3
@ a n'1 e l5 t 1891 @o Psi l. at s. 5 S ii DO.
lots " a. IA y @ ~ ~ ats -; Id $50 b.
al ~ 20 .27j %. at -5a5 TO- Loo 10. I'd l1j
CA.cago TO- 81 10 u - S5 1900 l,2l9 ID. at 70 10 ~
i sadii & Cos ,hcaeo steers los 10 a! = 49, 10
LOO d. aS - .; 30 Go i- ' nj = Is 20 s,ouri 10.
.-2 H. Al ~ 30 heptues ~ % - u; az % - no.
al - rs - sau.sh by Cows. Jsi b. at - 'ji - IN
Go.cniaa - cicaso ste r. ~ n at g So g g
T az 81 Il ,hcago Bulls ilo7 f. at -iqc !. d 400
u az ac do i2t5 To- al - 20; DO 10 = d. II ~ ~ At
si15: do. SIS Il. at - 20 3do Loo b. t$56e =,
D. Mcrhcrson 9 KenrpcFr steers, 80 H. az ? IA L
OK 3oSa r. ar ss7,s 8 bals i2j7 ID .: DO.
~ G5jS,ath Ohio steers 1923 % AZ So 800, ltSs
ia.U H. 1T 81 %, BAL lj30 % az - -; 80 'IiSsgo
Iu t,@T.. Vs. h At - 50 10 DO go IL. At s..
%As = gS ' az $ s. 'I * DO We - H So g.
less II per head do lls2 H. at . 90 81 DO IL - De- at
2cham err Coz : kentucky sers 67 p q = Sd
do % gs, b. at a, > sos Is 90 1881 b al 4o Ioa9 81
%. at - q Is do $50 H. at - 30 ~ c G@ TAX T 9s
- .oi - do Los 10 at IS 20 ess u PR HeGi no. 90 30
Dat - 10 5do "a H. ai15 ' q no. ~. u rS6s,
vant II. At &c oxen 1850 io' al % DO
TeyTS5 Get rePnsyy2qa 3 q g iG' i at 81 81
90 l9-s ID: do i35 9 - Cow s. gsG d. a, IS 20.
TO- 20 D. At IS 22 DO 2c5 p "a; q s. 90 COWS aud
HCiter9 ]. l.
Mich Receipts pt T9Tiy low, h'a yc na so oGT
At rafe5r sSqS Ter pT'Sf ss Of slc s ha1o
gcd from $50 To r6' Tor onm0n 70 Ch'-ce ,,
supply pr,es have sIi further ayAaced iro - &c PEE
T., IND he intoo o.nngS T. -! go qua: STi S =.
ana t-G an5,cS AVS 81 G-aesers 50 p verge.
6icnSact q Dewcy I'D CGl,5s 1853 70 AVERAGE 81 5c
Walsh Kb & Co; - Fed calves. o 10 aYca-e g Ssc
Ier 70 Z do. S,l Is, a, 10; - do 3ls D. atAhc
SHEEP AND hecepts we're ~ eaf VI 80, 80
CITY. The light arrivals The past d.w ta's r n1ye
stock and there was acuVe IL mand today for BON ~cp
and Lambs at az advance 81 iul{ c 1er goln; % ~
b67c aud OF sheep ana Lambs at - foaso 80
Tne CARLOAD OF very nnc state sod 70 2,
wore fed by Nh Abel OF johannesburg hudson county
and although OF medium weight wcic ratei Oy ~ j. "a
Hnme WHO sold them, equal TO anything SHOWN ~ 'A' %
sales iieubeck 4 Davis SO state sheep 90 o. at ic
"a h 1 ~7do 81 H. AT 4se 700 DO 90 ID, at 1c Ia
'esSacS g Dewey 43s Michigan sheep. p st Sc;
los DO 90 y. at iisc - 80 $50 ~ - 81 %
kentucky do lis d. t4'sc 2j5 Michigan Lambs % 10 at
Walsh Kirby Co.. 9l state sheen anil Lanbl 81 70. at
49c lSQ do ~ o. a 5le IS 49, 70 - a. 20 90 lo ta,s
Sheep and anba Il b. at 4Lc l6l state Lam bs al &C.
Newton Iet Pennsylysnt shesP - 10 az. =. Is. ia
40 80 TO- AZ rs Western Lambs co 10. ec 10 Fenn'
csiier d Co 3Si Western Sheep "a 10, at SIC; 9Os
Kentucky DC SO d. az 3hc l42 90 - 10 az Jic Ia no;
M p &C a.. 70 %e'sr a. dS 70 " 5 @sstr 4 SS and
Lambs e5 TO- at II AZ KENTUCKY Lambs, 10 To- at COS
n Picosk i5S OHIO sheep II d. at ic ia do. % N.
'asRscepts wero 90 cars Of 99e head ., Jer-
Feeling ru and 1.-Two Hogs are quoted loc hsaer az "a lo
| 81 80 per loo ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

TotlL................ 2l93.9J7 247j7i6 Dec. lslOl
The feature OF tolays dealings ut the Stock Exchange
the good and general market which large operator
found for the sale OF the accumuidtions made last week
during the about the foreign exchanges and gold
exports The operator made his additional purchases
openly and boldly aud to-day he sold the extra accumu
a'iou~ probably some so ZOO shares, openly AMI APP
IHrenty with confidence THAT the market was large
and broad enough to take his o,r ring without resOrting
to the arts of manipulation. hight here. by way OF
parnthesis. cannot refrain from referring 70 tic
comical side of last weeks about gold
exports. Tho total exports OF gold from
tn' port for tie week amounted TO
about 5joOo0 the imports OF gold at this port for the
week amounted 10 SOL 900. giving net export Ofabou
100000 Comment Is not necessary. Bat TO return Il
today's market: The opening strong and a con
hdout toe prevailed Prices generally at IL O'Clock
cI con IcraJ, gains Saturday last prices. but
the tree selling referred % tt,lcI Immediate market
to Uu It's cap brltics and with the first indca
ton toward week.-mrs., sales for tic "short" account
came to tIe Ild OIL further depression. The market
therefore. closes ~Ith "a" prices OF from to per cent
from saturday figures. but win considerable adGi-
ton To- tac aggregate -uor. Interest, Western Union was
specially weak iu tie carly trading Il opened of 3 az
49, and quickly declined 20 = it was exceptionally
STRONG u the la'cv dealings IA closing at 121 OF tIo
active stocks Lake ~uu.t ,IC Only one Wlch go 90
vul H, per C.ut, bu, D. cnlct > per cent lower
iI. tl"' - best -Ac market closed irregular ana
unsettled.
'otc..ont bonds were Quot AMI steady with tho bid
f'rt.c %. '5u.-u,rHlt f1rt -, . .O"cr Annexed
/. the r.IrI.i- d luAtt .'..7.
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WHAT LITTLE MONEY CAN DO.

4 HOMELESS LITTLE CITY GIRL GROWING VI IN
WESTERN FAMILY.
Twenty-seven poor ana homeless chllufeh-
nineteen boys and eight girls2atheTed from the see''
If New York. were sent to the West, nearly four years
aco ny Mr. Whitelaw Reid, through the agency Of The
Clldrens Aid Society. This the thirteenth party
that Mr. Reid had out within two years most oil 'ho
nancy having been provided by benevolent gentlemen
who wished 10 do good without having their names
known either to recipients OF their dement's OF 10 INC
public
The children started for Kansas February H.
1882 and on the following day sketches Of the
previous history of the youthful emlSF"hts
were published in The TRIBUNE. Among the
number was one little girl whose initials only were
given She was years Old and was found III the ome
for the Freudess Her mother had died some time De
fore and her father was inefficient and had ceased to care
for the child feared that should she prosper
he might at como future annoy her and her new
guardians. Hence the name suppressed The family
with whom the little waif found refuge has frequently
communicated with the officers OF the Children's Aid
Society," and the reports have in all cases been highly
favorable The latest letter received by the Society
fran her adopted father is dated December 10, 1850
lie says
In reply to your inquiries regarding the grl -
have TO oay: she is well Is dong Hice.y az nome ana
at schOO! and is now taking lessons III music also III
short we know OF better terms by which we can
inquiries than to say that Irou INC DAY we
don ed her she ali respects given u entire salts
faction she behaves WELL learns WeIl looks Wen ana
is we think, almost model little %irL. We cOad not
use her better or think Of hcr were she our own
child --.,.. 49,. -, ..,. o.Lo.
name than ours and that for the present at eas
she shsun know DO other We do not wish to be
understood boasng when We say that almost hundreds
of our citizens would be pleased 10 subsianaie our SOOu
report OF this little girl and should Iurther
be desired we should gad fnrnsh It, she Is so lar
advanced that think she could write, but III our DsO
jud mcnt thA; for her and ourselves mat sue
Should not communicate at present We thnK tnat sue
had better not he minded Of her past history un Ode
with kndest feelings toward our little child ana you
and yOnr institution, We remain, sincerely yours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
REDUCING THE err DEBT

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday
autbnrzed tie cancellation Of $3Gj5740 Of the city
Gept the entire amount beng payable from tho sinking
Fund Two floors in the SGGis ZcifnD building Will be
LEASED for tho corporation Counsel al yearly rental 81
SIO.5OO from November /. Is-b. The Controllrr was
authorized Tor the De!ai tIDtnt OF uhc WORKS
binding ut ElgAlhINc. aud ODe.huudTcd-anl- tWch-
iIciI.st nj rental Of $1,000 Fourteen lots OF ground
At Cucbuldrrd- aud-tWcpliehst and The Harlem RIVER
we're leased Tor I'VE years Tor Reception Hospital az
s. 300 Tue preuises No. 2j3 sptlusst. "eio leased
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MRS TALMAGE SAVES HER HUSBANDS COAT
-LL-..L ,L.l..... ..... liL.s q z

MRS TALLAGE SAVES HER HUSBANDS COAT
The Rev. +. Dewitt Talmage, VINO lives at
No South Oxford-st., Brooklyn was away from home
yesterday, when man who bore respectable appear
ance but overcOa called. lie carried letter
which lie desired the servant TO hand to Mrs Tamage
servant assembled the stairs she looked over tho
railing and noticed that the man had an Overcoat on
The front door had been fastened with patent cOnrv
that cannot DC opened except by persons familiar
with IT, This prevented the man ftOm escaping MS
note contained request Tor assistance. When Mrs.
Jsmage reached the hall she tod the that he had on
her husbands coat The thief fatty denied his ana his
almost convinced her that she was mstakcn
She looked the lining OF the coat, and then tod The
take IL of that she could look AZ tho maker
The obeyed her. and she found that IL was
coat that Dr. TaImage had bought London Las, summer
bhe boldly called the Intruder thief He tried 20 open
the door, and succeeding raised his in threat
ening manner ard ordered Mrs Talmage to let him cut
She opened the door and lie fed lie had gray whskcrs
and wore eyeglasses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29
RAILROAD EARNING'.
rINANcIAL MAHKGrs.

LONDON Dee 2S-l23O p. m-Cousoa 90 j-l6 Tor lnorey
and qg IL Tor the Atlantic AMI Great Western
Tirt ,,rtgnee trustees Cerudcllrs ,Sii. do. second
Mortgage i3i CANADIAN Pacific. s. Erie "ois do eec
ond CClsu. g01l Illinois central l4l; Mexican Ordinary
25j,: 81 PAU Common 969 Now.Iork Central, lOO's:
Pcnrsylyania, jS; iieadlng. IL ~, $780,
a, G, utttnps Tor the account
The a,atcmcut the Imperial Bank OF Germany SHOWS
decrease ga s. cIe Il : 2iu,uOD marks - 80 ~
M Atlantic Great Western Fist Mortgage liu+
tcs catrs - ,do second Mortgage. ia Canadaa
Pacific "a Erie % l.; do second LonsoIs vn's nois cen
t,,l iII,. Mexican Ordinary, 27 Pau, Common. 0I
Ncw.Yors Central. lO7 Reading lis
Hudson Bay tmpanv II . No. . On ,,
quote Three Ter iseht"S ~ oO
% ceutlmCs for the account.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

.,,rrr,,u Cor-Hr CHAMBERS Before DonOh1e J.--Nos
- 90 ~ 80 "a o. 30 81 l2G. 10. 1853 li3 81 - r.
-. 22I 80 ~ 20s, 21o - ~ o. 20 - <0' ~'A
"a . J',- 203 300 3O JD1, 1903, HU4 300 o0t oO-. ..
'~t.YgFME COUEI-sPECML ILRM -PAtI H-b'oie van
IiImfJ Adjourned ul December 81 -. ",
SJPREME COUgI- tIRCUiT-fAEl L-beIolc ' az '"4' o.
49, Adjourned I'll December 81. A.,
Cav Ia auuary. .,..u., :, ,or, 1-,ov Noa
SUPERIOR COuRr-SfEclAL lLk5i-b elOio 4iu'N' o. -''
23. 80 ~. 3D. 2D2 ZI5, -Bl. p, $500. .u, .u.,
COHION PLEAS-GENEAAL ILbN-Nhh ll'c@ei al" @'''--'
'1oNwoS PLsto+sFEcIAL TERM-Beiore Van loosen j.
NG2 pot,,o pr.rrne -
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culrr 1I-sr1cE DAlY,s FAREWELL.

The meeting of members OF the bar to DC
held morrow in the General Term OF the Court
Of Common Pleas sag farewell to Chief Justice D"y
will be presided over by ex-Presihent Arthur DaVd
Dpdley Field william Allen Butler aud Justices Moan
Davis and Richard OGOrman Will maze addresses
Cf J,stcc Dalv sat on tile bench at General Term OF
thn Court of Common Pleas for tho las ue yestcfuay
Tle gavel used Ior 50 many years by him w De pre-
IN MIN tom lrrow aud dinner Will be given 10
him by tic Judges OF the Courts OF Record at DeI
luonico's in the evening Of that day.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
Boston, Dec. %. 1885.
MONDAY, Dec. 2S-P. ".

MONDAY Dec 2S-P "
The following table shows the gross through ship
ments from Chicago of flour. grain and provisions by
each Of the eight Eastern lines Of railway entering that
city for nftytwo weeks of two years The net differ
against the last year is only 1SGl tons As all
the railroads which yet have reported show increased
In their total tonnage other articles than those named
orshpmcnts to interior points must have made large
gains. It will be observed that the roads which have
made the large gains in tonnage the low figures were
the Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania lines. while the Grand
Trunk Baltimore and Onto and Chicago ana Atlantic
(rc) show considerable losses. The statistics are as
fOlioWs
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JORDIN TO RELTETE ACTON?
THE VACANCY AT THE sUB-TREAsURY.
FEARING TO BRIGHTEN APPLICANTS BY THE PUBL
CATION OLE MR. ElGELOM,s LErTER.

CATION OF Mr.. BGTLOwS LETTER.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is (Specid0. 1t seems
settled that Nj Bgolows letter is not to be made pun
lie 1t is weiknOwn, however that In substance 10 eX-
presses Mr. BigelOws unwilngness TO assume the re-
spOusibtes OF the place. He goes Into details to snow
the risks which he and his friends who might ne
come his sureties would have to encounter IL
Is assumed that the Presidents unwngness TO
publish the letter arises from the fear that II
Naturally there arc not many applicants. Few men
arc able to command bond Of 100000; hut among
the persons still mentioned for the place are J Ldward
Simmons and Andrew H. Green. II is doubtful though
II either will get IT, The President has not taken inc
matter into consideration yet" said Colonel Lamont 10
day and is likely" he added that an appoint
mentwll be made before the meeting of the Senate
The Presidents In appointing Mt BIsciow ne
fore he was sure that would accept still discussed
with some interest. 1t is known. however, that
Mr. Manning received Mr. Bigeow's assent before the
nomination was sent to the Senate. 1t was never
thought that he would decline. Only when MT
Bigelow came to examine more closely into
the duties of Assistant Treasurer-as ne
explains in his etter-dld he recognize tho obligations
ana the responsibilities that he expected 10 assume
Rather than risk his slcuder fortune ana the money 81
others in place whore would be held re pohaOlo 0r
more than 81 100000, ana where the dcaicatOh OF
single subordinate would ruin HIM, he declined .
While decision has been reached by secretary dhn
ming. it is the general impression that Treasurer Joid
other Treasury Official will be sent 10 New YORK
take temporary charge OF the Office, relieve MI Ac'ou
and discharge him OF his bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-29

KNIGHT W. L. May NJ. r. de Maraes, W. r. Morrison. ~.
Mueller w G Preston Elliott L. shepard AMI FANNY Mr;
George H. Sisson, Henry Taylor, J. Waiack ana
family and h p. Wilkinson. 49,
BY the Arizona (GuOn from Liverpool: Dr. +. j. camp
bell a. " curtis Douglas. J. NJ. Glover T. T. Middleton
j. L. Parish, w G. Whteside r. II. Caldwell Angus Camp
bell William Campbell j. II. seeley ana Robert WeHoru ana
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TIE ADMINISTRATION TO BE EMBARRASSED.
The refusal OF Mr.. Rigeow to accept the

TIE ADMINISTRATION TO BE EMBARRASSED.
The refusal OF Mr.. Bgelow to accept the
nomination Assistant Trca urerat NcwioVA is IhoS
to cause the Administration some cmbarraSsment MI
Actors term expires at the close of business on Deem
her 81. and presumably the liability OF his bondsmcA
ends at the same time Congress enjoying its holiday
aud docs rcassemhe until after the oNpra
ton OF Mr.. Actions term. Any appointment that the
President might make to fill the vacancy would be only
at HttCrim. and. it is said, no ohe W"dla
accept such appointment even II he coAlI prepare
his bond in time It is suruis,d that the present in
cubcnt viii be asked extend his bond AMI 10 retain
the Office until hs successor SHAH be ready to relieve
HIM. SO fer the Government is concerned the trans
fer temporarily Of some oiser OF the Treasury Depart
mcnt to New York would net meet the requirements OF
the case because the office would be without adequate
bonds. on "a previous occasion some years a-o tAe
Treasury lost a considerable sum, for which II had no
redress.
Many downtown politicians are Of the opinion that
Mr. Biselow med tho appointment at the Suggestion
OF samuel j. rtc1, hat they confess that ih" secrecy
maintained aJou, Nj BSoow's letter is the
chief reason Tor this view. II Ia known
that Mr. BaOw has visited the Suh-Troas1ry seNcrd
since his appointment and although DE- cNlF seed
SOME dIss ATS action with tr 'esa % me "''.
10 prcuarc own. that no hc intended probably Fl"
accept the position. The United States Treasurer Was
an anse4c" -ince Thursday. N'h" ho' At.I' S' VI.
Bi-cloWs drclluuuuu when ne reached The CITY, To tIa
f1cLGs ne showed great surprise a.d H-al " '''l''
viva, Wds % uun evidently hH U.cNp".trI occur ."''
Nh Jordan snane mas boon m".tu""i ni tLf' Ir c'-
ucctipu wi.h hr N'vNork o'c" bu' the fact h.t 'l'
"a chang" would appear 10 D" descent rh'h'r IMAM
promotion j. likely 10 prevent BIS acceptance o4 tA
place lie ruWor mat J. j.. ward summons. president 90
the stock ENcLar-c might receive the ipHp iH''i was
rrvlvcl crdav II. friends -ay tGI. tl" ~us rs'n
has never bccpuale 20 hu 5t th" A4mipir ration "i
taat u their uuiuion. BE- would not take la place "uir
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 80 1855

for another year as an engine house. for 1910. Mrs.
Mary Lynch widow OF " lillian Lynch asked for grant
of the under in front Of her property Oh the
Harlem River The matter referred to the Corpora
Counsel
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

by the Servia Cunardl from LiverpOol: T. w.
Anderson H. Il. Andrews Thomas Barring, II. Il. DaTOws
Mr aud Mira H. Ii. Eutler, arthur Chalmers. H. Conred
fred Daryille Colby Davis T.. 6kynccurt G. Dore T. r.
DIeYious ]. DunlapHll Dr a. h. Ellison, IL. J. faIchd
Thomas Feuilon Lord Charles fltzmaGTice T. V. Poole
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rorrruc1A.s po.rMAsrrrs ArroMrrD.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2e.-Ihc following
among other fourth-cas, postmaster appointed to-
day:
Nctr- TorL-tt Durham. william Wnitc: III, vlic.
sands uIrItOSn joe IS. ~ 30 81 u.
Wlulnm II. % '0unc1. AoGd"yIut .ttltu g.. dIntnh"'
MarnII.e Depot, JACOB Van e Bro' -enhs'JA Inf.h'
j.