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New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MONROE ooMMAyDsRY IN BRO OKLYy.

a handsome white six banner, EN- brOidcrcd
ia gold with the regulation badge of the Monroe Com
nandery knight Tempars OF Rochester, presen ted
to that body by Witt Clinton Commandcry OF Brooklyn
last evening. Toe visiting Knight rempars were RS
ceiyed at the Broadway ferry and taken TO tn
asylum OF the Brooklyn COmnanlery. near by, amid
fireworks and the glare Of red lights When the music
ceased the last uniformed knight had begun to climb the
stairs closed upon thrOng OF people,
and in tho third story OF No. 80 Broadway gifted host
exchanged compliments Degree work over. the two
Communicates went to No. 1876 Broadway where long
room profusely decorated with bunting taken
session of in the Of hunger and thirst. Nearly
800 mouths that chattcd, laughed. ate and
drank time at two long OF tables
did their that the Chinese lanterns hung
the sdc-wa in front Of the place had long been
extnguishcd in the windy wntry air. The visitors
pressed themselves highly fsttered by the hOnOrs
shown them. They came to NcwY the first OF the
week, and will start for Troy to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
OF State bonds Arkan

OF State bonds Arkansas rs to the Red River Railroad
1919 sold at ioSia: and virginia IS deferred at The
in city bank stocks. included sales OF Metro
t25) at 1873.
The transactions in railway bonds included retail
business in large variety OF issues but there was no
significance in the dealings Erie second consos auctn-
ated between 53 and 54s and closed at 54-a decline
of per cent Missouri Kansas and Texas first consos
). wsrp higher 5 sIa West sSoas
and Buffalo first IS were strong with an advance from
5l2 467sa i6i2 Ohio Southern first 6s up TO
s44. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consols
q higher at AZ. and the incomes rose y to III
and Texas Central rsts main line, sold at BIO
9O and the seconds at 20. International and Great
Northern s. were up rbps per rs seps AZ oeSs Dc aea
ings In the various issues OF Chicago. Milwaukee
and st. Paul at about steady figures Kansas Pacific
easier at but Oregon Short Line 6s were up p at
9oa Northern Pacific hrsts were firm up to zoos and
lO7a Oregon and Transcontnenta nrsts were weak AZ
g. and Oregon Improvement frsts declined 4 10 l9%
The Sub Treasury today lost on balance sS3oaS,
S2O2,492 The days operations covered: Receipts
$ll40.047; payments, Sl,223,oGo; currency balance
$40. us coin balance, Sl28, l48755.
The local money market for call loans ruled uniformly
easy at per cent per annum.
The Clearing House statement.tod day was as foiiowG
Exchanges S64. .s37, 1876; balances $47554l6.
The United Treasury at Washington to-day re-
hs Customs receIpts were and the internal
revenue receipts were $l3l .O66
The foreign exchanges today were dun but rates
hardened i2 cent for sterling on light dcmanf We
revise quotations for business as follows Bankers
speeyely; 523s and 52l for francs; 9ii2 and 95 for
reiehmarks 1878 and 40 for euiders ,.,.
80 1915 and 80 1915 respectively for money aud ac-
count. United states bonds we're OF to l2ios Tor the
4s and 1l5is for the l2s. The market Tor American
railways dull but the quotations responded TO yes
terdays late advances in the home markets Bar silver
declined l16d TO 49asi per ounce The Bank OF Eng.
French per declined from $3.50 to 70 s2i9 and
sight exchange on London was easier at francs
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
COURT OF APPEALS.

Is
oday Hon william g. Ringer. G. J.. and associates
sent the following decisions handed down
soionan u HcAian apueilaut, nyt. John Arthur re-
sponlcut JuigUe Z affirmed with costs ,..---.--, =,
Joan Hayes respondent 1st the Ior'ecnnd >tteet hn
Grand -trcct Railroad Company. MOaon for rearSumon
sherbnrne shaw respondent agi tho Ncw-lork Lake
Erie aud Western Nmfpii company N"''ul lo' ''''8"
gTaute af per Ord"T 90,
peter Kelly rcspp-ient agt Horace Burr9n;hs ap
John ~ BlIuvelt. executor ctc Io'p''u h' -
william = Onn app liant h"uoA y put VhH'' vi '''"
Sari J. Nichols simnis'ratrtN respondent act charles
McL"an appellant Motion 10 dismiss apP's Fi"H'''
"s.af q FERNS respondent. agt William r spconcr as
siencs appellant. tle Grrman Ah't,Ah hIil' "l
AIT Geo iauna Motion 20 advance c~dsc denied
without costs. . ,,,.. ., a.. car
ldcste uuuo pro tulc denied withont c"ats . .,o..
In rc Nfiet 90 BhttIn law student Motion ~ ABOVE
granted without co - O.. ,,-..-.,t
Motion . Icon iuun AMI 10 ttiA" cause l
calonlar. Defendants mouon denied SitAout cost ph
painuh's motion Oreici hat The cause bc slT"e- uoD o
calendar and appeal di'cohtnned without ,o,,A .,r,
Daniel ft iyddv. appel ant tgt OnR IL Lh t-p"t
emit Motion to nt calendar denied without c"s
James army rcspjn lent, agt John thompson appe
ant imiiy Kimb ~ ans Others rrspOnd"nr agl '"h'u
M appellants Anne Larncr AT hchtt =
Fafnsgorth appellant phn aa. appellant, nst lhoha'
Garrst respondent order affirmed with co'ts
Josiaii II burton ppclitat, act hntoinouo -hcrman
implicated ETC. respondent Appeal dismissed without '''9
The following causes were argued;
No i2-da Dewel. adn'nstrarlN. respondent. agt the
Boston and Ibany HairoAi company arp liant. ,,
80 fieorse Hemingway, ahui1lsuaiof, respondent
agt Iacob Poncher and Others appellants -,
No lU-Edwari ellsworth executor respondent. agi me
II LOUIS and Ierre Hane Railroad company apPe
ants.
The Court adjourned until Thursday morni"g. The
Judges will attend the funeral of Mrs. Judge Dahlor'h
al Rochester tomorrow.
The following II the day calendar FOR January ~:
Nos III 81. So 81. Is, 80. D. H.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
4 WOMiN PIChPOCKET CAUGHT

August Obricat, furrier of No. 4G BOnd-st.,
robbed of $500 and diamond ring worth 500 on
the nsh; of January while he was at No 22i sixthst
In company with "a woman who called herself Augustc
Alexander. lie told Robert Frank OF No.
80 Bondst OF his loss and Frank promised
to recover the stolen money and ring.
Frank found the woman and promised TO " square
thing" with Obricat for So representing himself to
her as q detective at Police Headquarters. Mterward
be told that the could not be found Then
Obrcat Informed Inspector Byrues Of the robbery De-
Erink and Nungu Monday arrested
tho woman at No. 81 Bowcry. sho made
confession and gave mp part OF IN" booty
she had a pass $1,000 In the Bleccker Street
Bank which taken lr1m her. She has been known
to thr police FOR lou. tmo clever pickpOcket. and
she has number 81 aliases. Robert Frank locked
up at POlico load quarters.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
LOOKING FOR A MISSING WOMAN.

Two detectives entered the Grove Street PO-
lice Station Jersey City, Monday night and informed Ser
geant Heath that they wanted TO get thorough descrp
ton of Lizzie Stevens the young woman who committed
suicide by jumping from the ferryboa Pavonia De-
cembe "a, and buried by the women In the concert
saloon l4l Chatham-s ST. where she had been employed.
One OF the deectv said he had been sent from Canada
by the uncle OF young missing woman answering the
description given In the papers the dead
and that he was Instructed not to return until he
fuhy convinced that the woman not his en-
ployers Niece reporter tried TO learn OF the
particulars but neither OF the would speak about
tne matter Tor rear lt would spoil their plans. "
will say this much" said onc "the girl we are Look
ing for is the daughter OF very wealthy parents
She became acquainted with a prominent citizen Of
Canada who betrayed her aud came New-York bring.
ing her with him. After his disappearance was learned
that he was IA f0rger and ScOundrel On reaching New.
York IL is supposed he abandoned her."
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. Jan. 27.
There is wide discrepancy in the report OK
the visible supply of gran in the United States and
Canada (east OF the Pacific slopc) January "a fur
pshed by the New York Produce Exchange and that
prepared by the Chicago Board OF Trade. Tho
former shows heavy declines from the previous
week in wheat, corn and oats, while the
latter reports an increase In the wheat supply that
offset nevertheless by comparatively small decline IN
corn and oats Tie New-York figures show the follow
ing changes from those OF the preceding week Wnea,
1876 703 bushels. decrease OF 20O2o1 bushels; eors
5fll 4G3 bushels, decrease or l.002Oso oushes OATS
n2si 443 bushels decrease OF 16l9os bushels total
S0269600 bushels. decrease OF Sol sol bushes. ~
The decline according 10 the chicago satemeht W
telegraph IL only 3O5.sO bushels. A..
The corner in January appears 10 nave come 20
an mtimely end and with the Withdrawal OF 'he aso
hand of the Caruthers IIickox combination from the
market not even the heavy decline IN the visible supply
prevented prices from developing considerable weak,
ness This months options suffered loss OF ABOUT
cents and failed make much OF recovery whlle tho
other ont ended with moderate declines wheat was
Irregular and unsettled but with general tendency
down ward The foreign markets continue easy IN tone
and the eXpOrt demand for wheat ana corn To-Day w1
only fair one Ocean freights little steadlef
with more business doing in them As rule the grain
options closed weak ana lower. . oo, A.,
I'm wheat the February options declined o 10 3OS tno
other months showing losses OF cent at for March,
g3 for April and GAS cents for May January corn TO
corded a final loss OF y cents at 52 teDruary aho
March off 3 at SOS aud 49's respeeuveyi anu
3a the other options closing uncbanged ~ 3o$ ceht
Provisions were quiet with small fluctuations. Laru
closed with gains Of few cents , No.. A..
At New York, Baltimore Philadepnla anu nys.on W.
recepts of grain to-day Wheat l06606 bushels;
corn 6i2 bushels oats 66030 bushels total grsin
5s327s bushels -four 2!23I barrels une SJP "a
bushels corn. 3l7739 bushels oats, pusheis'
total grain 693, l29 bushels -four 292o9 barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CHARGES AGAINST DRUG FIRMS.
The Graphic Yesterday published Washing

The Graphic yesterday published Washing
ton dispatch stating that information had been lodged
with the Chief OF the Special Agents charging W. IL.
echiefein Co. and L. Fougera Co.. OF this city with
fraudulenty entering and undertaking. French patent
medicines and passing them through the Custom House
A 25 cent less than the lawful duty 1t further
stated that the loss the Government amounted to be-
tween two aud three million dollars Inquiry at the
Custom House failed TO elicit any Information In regard
70 the matter. Neither the Collector the Special
Agents had heard anything about and they doubted
tse truth OF the story. AT schicien Co.'S store the
report was pronounced an unmitigated e," aud was
said probably 10 be ougrowth or the firms procedure
mgttiing two employees OF the Appraisers Office indicted
Tor stealing goods from the trns packages Fougera 4
20 said that they knew OF foundation the report
ether tnsn that there difference Of opinion as 10
Nhctiler certain goods should pay duty medicinal
Preparations proprietary medicines. The question
ws now awaiting decision from tho Customs authori
uea, Formerly the nrm paid duty these goods as
t~aiepai preparations, but for some months 1t had
pesn paying higher duty under protest, cias-
MI aton as proprietary medici:es There was no
oanA II Was said, for eharges OF fraud collusion,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
TILE United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsnIyGToN, Jan. 27.-The proceedings OF
tho United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows.
BENJAMIN Frost and Others appellants agt tho Hoau OF
Wayne County aud others Appeal ron ic
Circuit the United states for tho soutnern District
OF Illinois DOcketcd and dismissed with costs.
2u2-JO.cph Gunthrr plantln In error AIT the mayor
CITY Council OF baltimore. In error % the Court OF
Appeals the state OF ar,lInd Dls DisbeI with costa
No l7s-Jamcs rargeni, appellant aSt Hall safe anu
Lock ompiDy. Argument concluded
l79 Asbll aud others. lnintinln error agt ia
win WldtmOTc Con 'nuci per stipulation.
No l501ohn ChctSoOf p,anii1 IN error. aG Thomas
BerfIn IN error Circuit the United states
the District OF NcwYork. Dismissed with
costs.
No }8l-Ilchard Jennings plaintiff agt. Hasca
TAYLOR error Circuit of the United state,
FOR tie Western District Pennsylvania Dismissed WIN
costs
No ls2-Esha Hyatt an others app elants as the Vim
National Bank ami others submitted
No 7jG-sanuel Peugh, appellant, ast Henry I Davis
Argued.
guDent bogun.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CALENnAK, ruLS DAY

SUPREME COURT CHAMiygs-Hefore Andrews. Nos.
90 3J ST. 80 a. Ill 1873 lO 20l 2l5 225 23 $50 20.
2jj 80 go 26l 212, pa 23 215. 2s9 23 2S0 - 2>
2gl. w. 2a3 200. 2D1. POS.
SUPREME COURI-SrgCIAL TERH-PAgT l-Bcf0rs Barrett.
J--Carc So'cs agt Soles Noday calendar.
SUPREME COURT-ClacUIr-PARr BE ore Van Brun j.
Case Butcr agt. Louns JcrTy. 40 day calendar
SUPgEME CoURT-CIECUn-PAET I-lieiore Beach Nos.
3lUG, 800 zoos 3D3. 242. iOOSa 29lj 20lI 2OS
1906 l3ul 2706 1871 30tl 2638 30J, 1873 2'O3 2JOo
2Jj6. 2G72 i1n2. 2i0G. 26-G.
sUPRXME COJRr-CIRaIr-PARr III.-Boiorc Donohue, J,
Noe 3UG 1856, lt75, 3ly3 3lg5. D9l, 3lSI lG5, 35O
32lj 32l6 3I0i, 1872 5i. 2ild 37I 1884, 322O, 22-l
sURgoGATE' COURT-Gtollins, S.-Nos. n, llS.
StPERlOR COURr-SPECIAL TERN-Beiore iugraham, j.
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoUar-TmAL LTgRM-PART I-Beiore Freedman,
J-Noz U lGJ. 1867. l7i3 1882 1892. 1886 7O7. ILL.,
~ IA ilg 12J. 7Oi. 7i3 -
ComnoS PLEAs-srEcIAL TERM-Bctore Daily. J.-No day
calsIe
CoaAoS PLE,s-TGIAL rERM-PAnr I-Beforc Alcn j.
Nos. 1885, S5I 1920
CITY COUHI-GRSRgAL TERa-McAdams. q. j., Hyatt and
Hall JJ.-NOs. 3. {, 7, g. .. IL, l3. 10.
CITY CoUEI-fGiAL TERa-PAHr i-AdjOnmed for Inc
-,
CRY coUHr-TgIAL TEWM-PARI II-Adoumed for the
ternI. a,
term.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS
PAHI I.-,Iudgo COwing. Giovanni Rocco grand lar.
Asst. DIST Atty. Purdy. Adolfo Pafdoni, grand lar
jennie Elmorc. iOrSery. owen Printy. grand
James foztsr robbery. Joseph McFadden, grand ar.
James Boyle. 10 berry Fredercz A White election
Goo-pe Jones. burglary law
burglary'PAET IIJudge GildersecVc
James Davis. graid lar. Asst Dist ATTY. Bedford
John II Hall, grand lar. iP!ip LOhges homicide
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

TUESDAY, Jan. 27-P. NJ
To-day's stock market revealed nothing new In ths
general situation in tho methods OF manipuiat'oh'
The general belief that tho result Of yesterday meeting
of the anthracite coal interest was decaro" Vi war
against the bitunnous coal Interest eft tnoso stooA
oouiators WIN had made up their books upon the pre-
vious special information OF the harmony that was
to be reported only two altornatves-either
20 accent the general Interpretation Of
tho result of the meeting aud hquidats
at the best market prices, or to blum an assumption
Of knowledge superior to that OF she ordinary ana
the prices In the OF what generally re-
eared "A disoouraging events Naturally as tho same
cass of operators done during the last three years
they chose the latter alternative and "bluned sas
market But even an apparent one days success oouo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
BEHRENDT SAID TO HAVE HANGED HIMSELF
United States Marshal Frederick Bernhard

said yesterday that he had been informed that Joseph
Moses endt alias Barnett, who sailed from ssity
on the Salier had hanged himself while the
vessel Behrcndt Ia Ludlow Street Jail for several
weeks awaiting the result OF extraditid proceedings
before Commissioner Belts. Ho charged with
fraudulent bankruptcy at Manenbrs, Prussia ana proof
that he had it.ed fOrgeries u large
amounts the time OF his failure He started In busi-
his arrival In this country Ho was despond'
ent after arrest spoke OF committing suicide.
Marshal Bernhard who arrested Behrcndt warned the
Warden and keepers at Ludlow Street jail To look out
attempts that prisoner might make To hang him
self In his cell Hc was extradtet on the charge or
forgery He said to have had life insurance to the
amount Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

ana asked for S2s,000 There Is why the ex
s'naon should not he confined In good part 70 ques.
onS the applicant his knowledge OF the duties OF
we position There is why street sweeper
snohid he questioned about geography grammar OF
as.r1homy There is why the Advisory Board
shoud ne Paid. They conduct examinations and give
little OF their time their duties Candidates for remen
anu policemen should be examined by boards composed
OF onlcers of the Firo and Police Departments"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
PANT I -IudQt
MtYOR GRACE on THE CIVIL SERVICE.

Mayor Grace said yesterday in contrasting
the Civil Service systems OF NewYork and Brooklyn;
Our examinations should be simplihed and made more
practical. Dor machinery cumbersome. IL has
been reduced somewhat and should be reduced more
The appropriation In Brooklyn ,500 and It does very
WELL hear The Civil Service Bureau here has $2oooo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
LOOKING IN VAIN FOR BLUE GRAVEL.

THE UNHAPPY EXPERIENCE or INVESTORS IN IA
CELsIoR STOCK.
Some of the investors in the Excelsior water
and Mining Company's stock which fell from FZo III
1879 out Of sight recited yesterday 10 Justice van
yrunt the manner in which glowing picture OF the
company's prospects led them TO buy the shares
Philip r. Jones, chief clerk Of Bowring Archibald
at No. 80 Broadway, testified that the assistant
secretary of Wells, Fargo * Co, ii. l.
Parsons painted the stock in such rosy hue'
that he bought 100 shares In October 1879 at 22 5O
II fell to 81 So Mr. Parsons said "Just walt ana We
shall soon come to bed Of that celebrated blue gravel"
So Mr. Jonss bought another 100 shares Mr. Parsonsto
him that the company receiving Sl5o,ooo Tor
water rents but Mr. Jones found that the amount
WAS only SI4 OOO aud that the $4,000 dividend paid
was borrowed from Lounsbery n Haggin. But Mr.
Jones kept on looking for "bluo gravel He felt that
success would come In tme as hc hal before bought
"tip-top' shares Of Mr.. Haggin-and had lost j.,
Mr.. Choatc-Then you cannot call that tptop IN
yestmenti
Mr Jones' with blue gravel IN his eye and hope IN avs
breast nourshed with S275 IN dividends. struggled on
nanfuy, but he struck blue gravel, ana nnAIy
assigned his caim To Mr.. Butler. ,.,
trec. was a friend of Mr.. L0unsbery, Of Loun-bety
Iv<yin Mr.. Kelsey had been told ION the quiet tnat
friends a chance az IL first. 10 Nr Kelsey approachcd
Mr. ounsbery cautiously, and a. special favor got Ioo
shares at so. Later he got 800 more. Mr. Parsons
assured him that the stock would soon sell az ~oV ~
Febrlary ISL II was So hut Parsons said IL VIII
hob uD TO Sl2 or sl5 IN Jny' Ihen
Mr. Kelsey began to look for the "y,hy. Ike Ll.,'
claim 10 Mr.. Butler. He hsd agreed to bo content
with IS per cent Of hrs claim 'she case we're won:
Mr. Choae-Does the % per cent go 10 the lawyersi
Mr.. kelsey That Is my UNDERSTANDING yeti doht
know precisely. -,
ing th ysxJudge Birlscyc. OF counsrl for Mr. Butler,
had held Excelsior stock. The case goes ON to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MAXINE INTELLIH ENOE.
nINIAruRn ALIAvAr

MINIATURE ALdANAC
sun n,ss 10 ,er.j sos dool It. 4j9 do)lsa,aj l2
HiGH wArLV TO-DAY
IV-saniy HOOK 3.lS Gs~ i'1l. Sol Hell CAS-. 740
Pu.-SaBdy ilNca. 5it Gov ts.Ii. 6.Ii' dell GIta eOb
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. :

Chicago, Jan. 27.-AnOther increase in ~
visible supply figures OF Secretary stone started the a
ket down this morning. May wheat, at 10 o'clock
touched So cents and scalpers and commission msn
holders were tumbling each other In their onus W
SELL In a twinkling corn dropped out OF symp~sD' "
4O7s cents. Pork, the other hand, was ssf0"s' 70
cause there were only 10000 hogs In the Pens - A
Ill and nces vcrc 10 cents higher The cables were
Juu indeed. Wheat was not only axpence lower bus
the market was declared in private cables to be demora
,,", MoG.ocn was large seller Of wheat here tho
hreas and was said also to large seller at Milwaukee
From NewYork came bsarisa news TO- 9 h Sss
sSme spparens May pork which touched sl2 TO- closed
& $s ON, cose al the markets was the following hs-
urcs Febrslary wheat, 7sis cents; May wheat SAS
cens February com 81 cents May corn Ala ccntsl
ard 81 IS; May lard, 81 15.
SPIRITS OF TURPENrINR
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE COURTS.
REFUSING To BE CONVINCED.

REFUSING TO BE CONVINCED.
rnUcKMEN WHO COULD NOT DE PERSUADED 10
FAVOR A BROADWAY RAILROAD.
One by one truckmen were gently leu up
by Lawyer c. O. Beaman yesterday to cohiron' .'o
Broadway Railway Commission, and to prove " 'no
Court that the felicity Of trucks and the comfort VI
are incompatible. Truckman william NJ. Pownaii was
addicted to transferring Safes His loads were SO heay
that railroad tracks were his eyes holy terror
they were more dangerous to truckmen than roher
to fragile girls truck Weighted with mammoth ''
when once in the rutof railroad track, woud asp"'
an enormous proclivity for remaining therein.
Truckman Michael Bradley found his sole salva'ion III
Broadway. Trucks and tracks, thoueh a,h
ing from each other only by prea.n'
were deadly enemies by nature and by tram
Ing Mr.. Bradley had q horse catch his hooi ~ "
track and nearly pull himself in twain In endeaVors
reclaim his own.
Cross-examned by John NJ. scribner, Mr.. Bradley au'
mitted that the good OF society in general ala no a
son of broadway Mr. scrbner sought to ascertain me
relative power Of trucks and tracks in blockanhe
that the opposing counsel treating the witness uh
fairly and shutting of his explanations MI rep
resenting corporation which is trying 10 gc' '''
chise for nothing
Mr. Beanan (rcciprocally warm)-Ido. sodoes Mayor
Grace. and so does the public. .hovn
Mr. Scribner-You know very well that nave sho""
that wc propose to pay 800. 900 for the franchise
Mr.. Beaman with determinaton)-l may 70 M NJ =
store and take coat and pay ten cents for it-'s s
ing all the same A., ,,,oss n al
There was an ethical silence and then the witness h a.
opportunity that II there were railroad M ~.
Broadw and all the stages were annihatea, Tue '
state Of broadway would be worse than the nrst r,
The witness opposed to cable railways III any
OF a dose Lawson y. Fuller was In state OF aespS p%
over this Now" lie asked pcrsuasively, III , cao, y,
car should come along and push your truck gent @ o IN
the wa when II was stuck and should thus aid you h
ret,ing along would you consider II great pupnc
convenence 4" No." was the answer, ior thg Nh o1
would smash our springs and ruin .ne a. saw mo-
suppose tho company paid for tf The withess sa" II"
. great public convenience In that
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

The Potosi Mining Company has levied an assessment
OF o5 cents per share,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JAN. 81.
THE GENERAL LIsE
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

SPIRITS OF FrUaPENrINR
CHARLESTON. Jaa. "a -rurpenttne duh at 27sl
exvAxNAH. ian. 27.--rurpentine steady AZ "a IA
WELLINGTON. Jan. 17.-CurpeuIno hrn ~ VI ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
HINES AND MINING.
ACTUAL SALES.

SALES AT THE YEWYORK MINING ETOHAysA
NEM-YORN. Jan q. 1854