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New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
CLOSING PaIOES OF PRILt DELPHTi STOCKS
Repored bv COILS & LEVY. No. 10 Nerst

TUESDAY. Jan. 19-P NJ
The Stock Exchange markets to-day developed better
than they have developed before foi more than
week and this said because for stocks fully
recovered all yesterdays decline. There is some sigu
hcance however in the fact that prices did advance in
the early dealings after exceptional further de-
pression in tue Of tho renewed reports OF cutting
Of and freight rates aud further reduction III
the price Of coal All OF these reports lack confirmation
and some OF them were auhOrifatively denied. But
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western had already ad-
yanced from 1169l15 to III before Mr.
sloans denial OF the report that that company had
this morning made lower prices for its coal was
published The reports OF railway cuttings were only
revampngs OF stories which have been reported every
day except yesterday for ten days The days late r-
NOR that the Baltimore and ohio and other railways
bad come to agreement had other foundation than
that IL was supposed that the strength OF the stock mar
xet indicated such settlement. The pool trunk lines
seem disposed to continue pursue the policy which
they have pursued since the Baltimore and Ohio made
its 1t have all the fun to Itself; and
there are wanting indications tina. the solitary game
of pounding sand bags is growing tedious The market
however not lacking In feverishness; the general
impression among traders that the Improvement In
vaucswas only really made to drvoout
interest and that opinion encouraged by innuendoes
from some OF the high authorities SO readers may not
be surprised II after the opening OF the market tomor.
row morning for time s such az to further
encourage that general belief The days busineas In
stocks amounted 4s9.397 shares against 531, 500
shares yesterday fluctuations were frequent and irreg
uar but with q steady tendency to Improvement The
final gains from last evening OF the active stocks
ranged from i to 1la per cent and prices generally
closed a little of from their beat. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western ranged from lis 20 llS aud closed
At l179 against l6as yesterday The speculation closed
feyerish.
Government bonds were very dull and steady except
for the & the bids for which reduced is per cent
Annexed are tho closing quotations;
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

Market closing nrm Transferable notices. 9.26
.S fG as s
Ss6 snake toe 3 "a sSsSn1s sS 6 Psyper
nS. n 81 Is SESss a5aT d Hyso
PoS as ssss ss fG T@
pISf FfsH II H@Gensraly quiet unchanged.
FLOUR AND DMEA1--FLoUR-Marketco continues heavy
yn %FhT a dfSns oM The Sbus lf
light and confined edo hSy sS aper % at ws9'
the later for very hoice Wheat and 81 for line
Sf %.lSS iSG az ssSss scSs sTsnIS ~ SGs c
w' nde a9a % VSs 1854 % 90 oT r do%mo
s. PT @nSss Coed xnieT e esGSs %bes soo SDS pS
Ss Rs K e. lniE
safe: co. S % SSsr tor srR9s
so @ Good f9,ra :. aanSy essfu Extra IS sn,s 90
6Ssa g
Far EH5Ea one 81 oo S e.
80 sTg ,SsS 5tg5G 5 Bsssg s tg e
FY o2 q cys y 90 SnUsf NIL
indie. sGgn Am'fe Il 9GSs'OS Nth %'rss ss
tndescy in buyers Sc1rcey export demand and
%5S 3 a1S ,ff Estfa 1Snis at sss
for Good to Choice RYE FLoU RbSI, n With gTiee; q;
ss ss s5s. ssY 81 atr Sr
'99 conn MEa6T maT1T Nay ps %cu
Yellow Western 80 Odss l1 Brandywtne 50 OOSs3 10
very yss sfnBg nd snG eCsd
Options Opcled firm ten advanced % 10 s pr,ces
III on al sc anu closed heavy az shaie above ne sue
nriees rht trade export scarcely any business lor
t1ty Milling transact ons N opten Shlpers
b1urht 40 0OO bush: and CIV Miofs loOU Dusn ga
ol 900 bush future ~ 600 bush spot Ungraneu
Winier ed az q aD1s,c; No. Rel Sslsc IN store ~
Usd for February, q Le"ac. closing AZ N2ci 90 Tor
March S3s dIDLc closing at cs7sc; do Tor April Usa
p5c closing at .c do tor May; 0l @s93hc closing al
m Sc do Tor June 92 sc, closing at s2pc do ior
Iuy 981s l4c. closing Al 9S&c DO ior A9gst yS1tD
0ic closing do for September; o. 90c closing
" w. kYE"pni and nominal. Western, 696o2 A2e i st,ts
81 . ;Hc...... BARLEY uli and nonina bAhLs
MAIT-ouict Two. rowed state 9Sd &C.; SIX; howen 40
7sGs5c, Canada S5c dsl To-. .CORN-Market 40 &c.
lower Tor ash lots dull options opcne shade bee
hen with loss strength lost the advance and closed dun at
enJ home use aud fairy active trans eons m options
sb,npeT hon ght B6 bush Sales 5000 bush fiture
l2 doc spot and arrive including Upgraded Mixed at
lGSir. No g. 47c; steamer Mixed. 41SsdiI l2c IN
elevator 4s4c anoat. AZ &c for January Rn i'c oI tD
rury No > I9Ta5rc in elevator 81 i at0at UnVraned
cos,ne soc 40 for FepIunry 49, q4- &C. closing NJ 30
to Tor March A. NJ c c0sing'at tSSc DO or Apr. 4ss
~ ic closing AZ 4~Sc Co for May. "a 10 isc closing
at A-c OATS-Ca.h lots hlv" declined 4d &c ana closed
di Opto oDened a shade rmer. then lest the tdvance
apd clos Il cul thc inside Prices saes 2ouuO oush.
Ynfnrr JE COO bush spot including No Mixed 81 - &C
No - 36i d3G c ia elevator anu s. "c anoti Tor fuOV
&c. White do S3aI3c; White state. 43c.. No MIei
or Tann,ry ic closing ~ i4' do for FeOrnlTy ~ 5@
C1,c oVn. ~: 80 for May, 5O'tc cOsng ~ 5o'c.
~ ED-t'oarse scarce and hrmy he.s; flne ana
" dii,ngs du 41b ~ aS5c SON. s2lc S05 sec.. 100
m 50 a9Gc Sharp-,sl OOasl 10 Iye feed. SIC Soc.
ixpors from Atlantic ports for Europe for the
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riuer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICORY-Ground, 67s0Sisc
COAL-rregular and unsettled though some Improvement
In trade is reported - =,
COOPERAGE SToCK-Empty Horsheads have sold well
rm prices Hoops quiet ana weak az $50
1854 for ii ri ana s27 0SS l2f sooks have sold fairly;
Moasses ShOosand Heans 81 % su2ar shocks and
Heads S-inch ~ sj9sl p DO S9inch q 4o@sl Sol old
COCOA-Quiet and about nominal Msracaibo, A025c;
Guayaquil, lG0 6i2c; Bahia, l0i20l7c.
TOFFER-Spot ilo Guet at Sec fair 800 bags sold
on private terms options opened quiet but closed steady
sales 400 bags closing January 6456656 February,
G65a6C0; March G6505.60 Al ri, 6.6606e5; May, 665
d01O Mid grades quiet: -,
COTrON-Spot Cotton quiet steady ana unchanged.
Sales $50 bales Deliveries 900 bales Hecepts at tae
ana ~ f last wear since seDtenber 3901 1855 bales,
against ,gBl g0J for the period last season.
The quotations according TO the American casSiEcsuon
aR
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
NEW And STARTLING CHARGES or Fra I'D


A MiSCOUNT.
Columbus Letter TO The Cincinnati Commercial Gazet
The investigation set on foot into the
methods used secure the election OF Henry Doodle
Payne to tho United States Senate Is likely
to result IN some startling revelations IL
is going to proven that General Durbin Ward was
honestly nominated for Senator in 1884. and basely
counted out by the minions of coal OIL | infer TINS
from the fact that Senators and Repre-
sentatives of the last General Assembly
are coming forward with aftdavts and things
to prove that they voted for Ward by large majority In
CAUCUS while the count shows that their ballots were
counted for Payne There has been any dispute
that IL men voted FOR Ward and 15 for Pendleton:
1. Now comes pligbty host with their ALFRED
davds" TO prove that they cast thcir e@is !nF the
Tribune of the People and OF these ballots were
miscoupted, aud the usufiuct therefor went TO
Henry Doodle Payne Let us tabuate this new reyela-
ton:
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

Mr.. Hunt left for his home to- lay to gather up me
material for aiavt to prove that he too voted fol
General Ward, raising his vote TO AZ. and reducing
Payne's vote to 49, II is believed that by the time all
the afdsvs In IL will be found that Payne did not
receive more than ten votes in the caucus.
There is thing left for Henry Doodle Payne 10
do, and that step down and out and permit Gen
eral Dnrbin Ward 10 take his Place. II the United
States Senate should think there nything irregular
in this proceeding. have no doubt that the present
General Assembly would unanimously elsct Elm, upon
the nomination out OF which he so shHnelcssy and
audacioukly swindled two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20


u H % ds .
the exception OF IL head No trade In Live Cattle Fcens
nss Fn @ @:HP &c: sS g
receipts of western Dressed 70 for the week ending Sat
urday January ls. lS2 ssis Trade dull st sh0
and 2.o
Snsy 'aSe VII ?sss sss
Gaeo win be laden with about 800 Live Cattle by NJ God
from and Liverpool rspor. American
weight American Refrigerator Beef stnl further I'M
pCALvEsRceipts We're 2Ss head Of which ss were n
Market dill ana strong rom &c lover c
Common Prime quoted at 5asc bat few Extra sold
Sss E ct sS ssa for Sss a
.Hacntcck Davis 2s erassers 2o9 NJ at &c; lo2
DilIenback Dewey veals 2O2 ID, at &c. IL DO l22 D.
Hume Mullen orssssrs $50 N. at &c, Al DO, $50 D. ss
var, }M wyes0a ~ 20 Jersey ysais I4S b. At 9c
.MP n and sa :. ssy s Of &
Common to Prime and Fair to Chocs Lambs sold At So
%uS9 sy With
tied 1uSsr Of Choice SsTs sold sa nsa
e9eSp 81 slate e. a. g
SO nSns IN &usn sn s'iss ss ss sas sheep S IS os.
Do 50 4'.c 81 ohio Lambs Is n. aiCc, 22e State DO
1Gs @ ohS Sss sssefp S9 s In
S5 Indiana do 80 n. az 6i2si Ewes ~ ID, ct C.
40thst and cars at jersey City. Market weak at $40
MT - a. smith sold II head 2O5 B. average at 81 26
Country Drcssv1 duh at 4Idic for heavy 5Ad5i2c for
Medium &c for Light states and Lower Jerseys and 6Sc
for Upper Jerseys.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO jan l9-The Dropers journal Cattle
Receipts CS00 head shipments 400 head market seadY
Shipping O01fJ -; stockers AMI Feeders 20
asi 80 cows Bulls and Mixed Sl S0dsi 90; Bulk 81 10
9$3 20.
Hoo,-Rece,pts 3sOO8 sbuments 5000 market steady.
Rongh and Mixed. 50 7odS3 %; PACKING and Shipping.
ShespReceipts 1000 head shDments 300 heal market
firm Nauves 81 506S5 OO Western, s3 O00$ rs Lamba
81 O0Gs5 10. Texans S. 00os3 70.
LOUIS Jan. 10.-Cdnte- Receipts. 1890 shumcnfs
I450; market firm FAIR 10 Choice Naive shipping
81 71dS5 2o Satlve Butcher steers IS 2J0s4 O0i cows
and Heers. ~ 230s3 60 stockers anu Feeders 81 I50
"a 90.
Hoos--Recepts 1000 shiuments. 4000 Ll0nL So 800
$3 55 PACKING sS 751S3 80 HEAVY " 00ds4 20
Sh>eD-ReceDts 1905 shipments. 60O market active and
easier Common 10 Choice. SIS 50dst 10.
BUFFALO JAM l9C1tte-Recepfs t0-fav 300 head total
thus far 1000 head time lss $500
head 1onnsned through 81 cars 20 cars consigned
New YORK nothing doing except sales OF few feeders a.
s3 351S3 90.
snSsp-Recspts TODAY lIO0 thus
throlab. IL market dull and dropping and prices
lower Common 70 Fair Sheep, So Ods3 Gbt Good 70
Choice, SO 1884 IS Western Lambs. 81 81 Gs5 80.
Receipts TODAY 5jp0 heal total hns Tar.
10000 time last "a, 900 head con-
signed through l12 cara OF which 80 10 NewYok mar
So s5d3 95 Light Mixed So sass 30 Good Mediums.
So 95 GSi 0S, market closed with Q number unsold.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

BRADFORD. Penn. Jan. 10.-Crude Ol-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at s74 AMI closel at ssss
highest price. ssA lowest prc,. s7i2 Clearances.
sos, 900 barrels
ait Certificates opened at S72i ana closed at S8l9
highest price. S34 lowest price s7io. Salos.
ls5 900 barrels; ccardnces 2,212OOO barrels; runs.
SO s65 barrels; shipments 74.5oo barrels charters.
. barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

350S2c. No comhine at 3oos onequarter Blood IA =
3Sc; Fall Texas ct &C., and Foreign Nois at 2oA
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

bends d. S .pssR
= higher at s0 or cy bank stock, 81. Nicholas sold
Q5) at ll5ia and Metropolitan 400 at 81 ,
Only q moderate business was done In railway bonds
but prices firm with some general improvement
Erie second consos with sales OF only S215OoO rose
dull At l6i ioSiOisa Nrw-York Chicago ami St Louis
fret trust receipts sold ~ 0i995. Pennsylvania il9s
were y easier at lO3 and Baltimore aad Ohis os were
on u At 1904 Canada Southern frsts were off L at
lO3, and tue seconds were mp 2 ~ 30. C.rsapehke
aad Big sandy 0s declined l per cent to 90. East
Tennessee. virgnia and Georgia eonsos rose per cent
ct 2Il4. Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
aTs moomin on and incomes per cent to
wabash general 6s receipts sold at ~ Northwestern
Gr.nde nrsts were up l15 aud consol receipts were
steady at about s7ia oregon hort Line o, rose TO
we're up y AZ i94 Atlantic aud Pacific hrsts Western
Divson. foso q TO So and tho Incomes were 4 higher
The sub-Trcasury to-day gained balance S57C;G73,
made up by gains Of SSSi0l3 currency and Sl02,G6o
sioi7 o7i payments Sl.3lO.39S; resalting in bal.
auccs o. sl4 500 s66 currency and sljS95l $50 coin
Money on cal loaned uniformly at Per cent ana
The Clearing House statement was as follows: EN'
Thr United states Irc asury at Washington received
SOFA. 900 NATIONAL bank notes for re lemptIon.
revenue receipts were SlH639O:
The foreign rrch lnrcs were lull aud win weak tone
We revise quotations FOR business as follows: Bank
err bills 81 s6q and - ~ FOR long and short sterling
re.pcepys l7s and ~ q 10 for for francs; ooS ana 'o'
In London British cOusns were unusually Irregular
they opened off d aud 3l0 per cent respectively FOR
both money and account at 90 1915 for both dc
cned To OO7 to 100 and 100 ll6 ani closed NJ 100
FOR botb American railways huctuate In narrow limits
Al better than yesterday figures ana closed nt about
the beat prices. The Bank OF Englsn gained $4,000
bullion Oh balance. At Paris French per cents closed
unchanged Al ~. 22i2, after selling At Sl.2Ti2
A company has been formed at Toledo. Ohio. 10 con
.truct ,ir Toledo. SAGINAW ana Mu-kegon Railroad
from Muskegon Lake Michigan through Grechville,
MoUtcalm County 10 Ithaca, tho Toledo. Ann Arbor
md North Mchisan Railroad. Tho new road Is OK
pected to be an important feeder to the Ann Arbor com
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK & SONS.

rs NasSau-st., NeW-iOrk,
Dealers IN United States Government and other
desirable
SECURITIES PoR INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New York Stock
Exchange bought aud sold on commission for cash.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
an monthly balances subject TO draft at sight.
Coupons, registered interest. and dividends col
leoted, aud placed to credit, ior our custohois
without charge
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE PETROLEUM Ma RRET.

Little importance was attached to the news
from the oil country yesterday and In the morning hours
the certificate market was almost stagnant. In the
afternoon prices began to harden and the hasty pur
chases OF the shorts the market sS7s cents
gain OF . cent from Thursday night This was followed
by reaction Of cent but nearly all this loss was re
covered by the end. Less than 100000 barrels
oapgsd hands az the Exchange and the movement yes
tcrday was OF local character The statistical situn
ton IA strong and there many arguments TO support
an vance but the moment operators waiting for
cue from the leaders and the growth OF confidence
the par. the public is necessarily slow. The market
closed unsettled.
The range OF prices and the total dealngs at the Con
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opcning lLonest...........S7l2 l2
Hiqhest t.............SS7s Final. 1888
gues barrels ........... 1872 900
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD. Penn. Jan. l9.-Crnde Oll-Nationa Tran
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
EARNINGS.


CHICAGO, ST PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
sa@s:, Of ed ~; " iis5 i$S5j So 5s5; sJs
Ian a1'I' \ TO jan i IA ~ 10000 iio.3O0 iS3.3OO
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
SoeonS S1i1Uii woS In Jan s2oi3So sl7g2sQ sl9a7l0
Jan ] 10 Jan. IR........ 4lo!Ooo oihooo 1@''os'
DENVER ASD RIO GRANDE.
Number Of miles soiiTT65 soii'SS,1 sa5s'SS15
second week In jan. Sy1llu Nylo.i Socrv..5
Jan 10 Jan. lA-........ lIo,o0o ioo'Oi l'o'''-
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
Number Of miles eve 6 gig e,saa so a., So6
Second week ia Jan..... Sl53g9 Sis559o S52I'SVVOO
Jan. to Jan. l4......... 2,55o 31'ooO oo'NOV
DETROIT, LANSING AND NORTHERN
Number OF miles 2bo A. ssol ~, ,ool
second week in Jam. 1856 sd2.s@o s5ii,ddeey
Jan. 70 Jan. H..--...... S3,O'' S''o'o -o'of'
CHICAGO ASD EASTERN ILLINOIS
Number a ot m,Ies ne IAN s33iS5 $3.50 $4,000
Ian - ,o Ian ia bJ3S0 65,Sl6 GO.l35
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles. ....... 49, ooS ,,o ooVV1 eIa ~
OREGON RAILROAD AND SAvIGArIoS.
1888 1886. Changes
, .o. &, Ian siJb5s sbss0j Inc. slf' 1886
Second ,SSsS %seS N Jan $500 ii0i5S Inc 6i7Si
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
oooona ,,oeh IN lam sg7752 $4,000 Inc. sJ,l4S
Jan. 10 Jan. Ia -..... l3o,Z5S lo''V'V iho ''oV'
Imports OF merchandise for tho week:
1881 1885. 1886.
For the fG5i9ss s7ss.tl e. tl5 ss2S5ss ssS9SssS
ro,a, since JAN slG4s0 800 slJ 2O4 1913 si5O6O5ss
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

An ,ny OF Gram tnltet States ami Canada
Wheat Corn. oats Barley. RYE.
Inn TO- o. iOs3s6 7O56,GO6 22a2.i9S 2OOGsS2 76Ol52
JaH ISSc b7e5sl7e osSOO5 2,7taO57 22O3O4s 7Ss4Ss
Jan' II 4g77007O 0AlAl4o e4l&s1l l7sso2a 4'2792
yan "a s7l $40 5ss7?57 aOei74s 9,5sOSl
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

MILWAUKEE jan Wheat wcaS cash a1e; nSa 1SnuN NJ
77e. Nav, s2ae corn hrm no SD II" Bas.c FRO.
raons-Mess PORK. cash ell 90 n,,nr .teadTi
Cho,ce Creamery lbalse Cheese-Bes, Sbah AZ ana Wheat
Egqs- o920c heeopis-F9u, u,,nasntsPoar 900
hiis uv Wheat 1000 sush., Barley, ls,vOv push
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. JAS. 10
THs GENERAL Ltsr

ACTUAL sALRs Closln'
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20
'ES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1886.

ay. YESTERDAY. To-day.
Gould &SCurry. 10y .'le,
HaIsn Norcross 2.50E 2.37is
New-York tribune., 1886-01-20

bids.
GSs11 iSs' n,-t Low't Fl S1 W INEd .sn'' .o'L
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
UARY Y.
MRS. MARGARET CARNEGIE.

PIrTsBURG, Nov. 10 Especial. Mrs. Margaret
Carnegie mother or An Carnegie. tho millionaire
iron and ufacturer. and OF the late Thomas
Carnegie died this mornlng AZ Cresson springs She
was In her seventy seventh year She was native OF
Dumferline Scott an t. and with her husband and TWO
sons came to this city thirty nine years ago 10"
years later the Elder Carnegie died and his widow had
hard but finally successful struggle with poverty Tne
love OF her for their mother was IN
tense few years ago. while returning from an East
ern trp Mrs. Csrnegies trAin wrecked near Blars-
ylll- on the Pennsylvania Railroad AMI she was thrown
from the car The ralnmeu very attentive to her
and were handsomely rewarded by Andrew Carnegie,
the conductor being presented with Sl,OOO GOVERN
mrnI bond. Mr. Andrew Carnegie's celebrated tsiiyho
coach tour OF scotland ged expressly for tho
benefit mother. Or late years Mrs Carnegie re-
sided during with her son Anurew at
Ibe Winds or Hotel. In NewYork. and during the sum-
mer his cottage. at Cre'son Only YESTERDAY
n was announced that the annuity PROVIDED Tor Mrs.
Carnegie In her Thomas's will hal been Increased
from So 900 10 $40 Andrew Carnegie 10 still ~
Crea,oD A telegram received In the city to-day says
he IL gradually improving
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
IDENTIFYING TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.

oNr WOMAN sAYs SHE is HIS DAUGHTER AND
ANOTHER THAT sHr Is HIS sIsTKR-iN-LAw.
Some interesting developments were made
In the resum pton of the examin alton yesterday In
Brookyn the charge sgainst the alleged ichborne
claimant who OF Charles Curtis secured
,a,s,on for the loss Of the fingers his right
the WAL, De ouarged BY the Uuted States authorities
With not beiug Curtis and With getting the pension by
frauGulently peTsonatinR him
United States Dstrict-A;torney wilher learned that
three Brooklyn women knt " the prisoner Charles
Ogden Ferris. who lived III Brooklyn up to 1865. On
cir the complaint AGAINST the prisoner was
amended by inserting the name Ferris
When the examination resumed BY United States
Commissioner Benedict, MIRA Frances B. skey, age
twenty-iour No s92 Atlantc-ave Brooklyn. was tho
fret wtnsss positively Identified the prisoner her
father. Charles Ogden Ferris When she was about
three years old mother died La lew iDObths ucr
father married again aud she remembered going ane
on Jsm.los Bay from Fiatlands with heI father md
mother AID father vent TO California shortly after he
married again In ls,s ne $ Isssa D6 W ana
her uhotograI which r~sembles the prisoner in
the arrangement of the beard hi, n9geis were gone
sst,ng the raising OF new bull ling In Ban Diego
Mr.. s.,an L~rs 81 NO. ,oa ses S wS" forty
the prisoner whom she ostively identified Ms Charles O.
Ferris Sic aad known E, MN @ oi many years ana hsr
1865, leaving one cnild the previous witness shortly
ss9 To esfrsy tho OF the funeral and to main
lain the child At Tho close of the war he came nous
and had all his fingers. In short time lie m.rrted
again and went to California She did not see MIN again
until 1879, his buyers were gone He SAID tDey
we're crushed By log giving way wpie he Was aiong In
moving brick ssnal He had snstod several times
nd talked Of another and getting
tune, saying h- woud come lone some time ricn uan
When sie first knew him she Itoen years Oil and
he was twenty. He sRiluAkor AMI worked IN
Poiops snipyard He lived with his stepiather named
rrown Before the he enlisted Tor tniee years In
the Navy served eighteen monns TLon hr enlisted
ia the 18Th Regiment, And Only away IRON hOiuo
month Later went to Washington, aud asaln enlisted
In ths navy When he came home he said that The de-
feutiyes we're after him and he could not stay. About
tnree montbs after enlisted IN 1865 ehe SAW him IN
Bruoklyn The witness not certain whether he was
in the lO6th lt9th Regiment the last time. Clue
lO6th the named In the pension papers.) The
wituess Ferris had s his hngers wnen the
closed Sue he bore tho name of Curtis and
he enlistod the last time under that
United otatos Disriot-AttOrney Wiuer said that the
prisoner had TO wait until he lost fingers 1879
befor- applying for his pension IN $780, Tho hearing
was adjourned until Saturday.
Toe psOuer said st-rwsrd he know the witnesses
but be denied thai Mira skclly his daughter. The
evidence, he declared, was ali mixed W In dat-s He
wanted Captain Charles snyder Company Is. lO6th
Regiinent seat for as witness. he gave him Ids
epers when he was wounded
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

HARRISBURG, Penn. Nov. 10.-The Easton
and BANGOR Railroad Company. with capital STOCK OF
5000 600 was granted Q charter to-day. Tho line Will
be about twenty miles In length and will run from fen
Arsyi to wind Gap ana thence through Ashland along
hr Bushki Valley TO point Ia or near Easton. aud
thence 10 a point of with the Lehgh NAey
Railroad In Northampton County
CHICAGO Nov. 1O.-Members OF the western passenger
to-day TO take up the work OF reorsan-
izipg the pool bstween Chicago and Council Bluffs The
IN action taken the successful attempt
made to induce tho Illinois Central company to come
into the association The first seven sections OF the co-
tract were goue over ana adopted. The pool will
probably be made. the officials say, al'houkh some
trouble s expected Satisfying the demands OF tue
ahash. .-- -, -..,..,.
aas,hounn OF dollar on
eseh tnrougn ticket OF 81 so could be OBJ
tained In the bfOgers' offices.