The New York Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1874, Page 10

10, FINANCIAL AND. COMMERCIAL | yz recerars org” west guns ung 105% ty 4 % toe $°E, Stocks Stronger and Suggestive of a Higher Market. err FSureeer: GOLD 110 A 110 1-8. ee! é Ss: rae jimth Nat Bank... Quick Min Co..be 2 Quick Miu Co ptvo The Bank Statement Shows An- 2 we eos other Large Loss. m™ naa vgcoponaoen* W Ww do. i) WALL Sruzzr, SaTURDAY, Oct 24—6 P. ‘a } {ito The stock market to-day presented no new | 9) features, save @ stronger and more encouraging | 10 close than usual and @ more hopeful view of the | wy 20k Immediate situation than has been taken by the | 1) i majority of speculators. Converts in Wall street, | 20 do. however, are shortlived, and it will not be strange | 8) 2 Si iW within the next six days vhose who are most j 1» do... woLS aM Ss anxious to see an advance in stocks will be chic! | yh among the phalanx fighting for tneir decline. i rd do. GAINS AND LOSSES. io Compared with prices last night the following 12:30 P. M.—Before Call, summary shows the changes of the market:— | o)ahs West Un Tel.b3 7% 10) sha Chi ANWRR. $7 Lossma.—C,, 0. and L. ©., 4 per cent; Obio and | & BOveeee 79 3 a 37, Missiasippl, % per cent. | oo eae? as Gains.—New York Central and Hudson, % Per | iw Pac M 109 do. By cent; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, %; | 2W 400 cw. a Erie, 4; Hariem, %; Lake shore, Mi, Nortuwest- | ae - & ie Hs ca -— TKR me ern, common, 3; Paciiic Mail, 4; Panama, A; | [He aes ag . oe 3 ck Island. et. Pauk 4; Wabash, %; Union | 24 Brie RR........ MO Tol & Wab Tit... 3495 eitie, %; Western Union, i. The principal | yopsaM Ski ‘00 we business was in Lake Snore, Wabash, Union | go 40. ‘300 prt eific, Western Union and Paciitce Mail, te Wa- | lw do. Oy 295 Dash directors e} i John T. Martin a glember | 20 do LW Bos, bi Ss ef the Board in place of Jonn #. Tracy, resigned. | 4) = do a0 a 1 100 Ohio & i Se TUR TRANSACTIONS | amounted to only 96000 shares—a smaller figure | WNJ Cent RR ‘than for many days:—New York Central and Hud- | won, 450; Erie, 7,000; Lake Snore, 17,100; Oleve- second Board—i P. M. $500) US HR ©, °BL..De MSs WW shs CLA RTR. be 97% lw bs 97h | 1400 Mich Cen 7's. 10255 OB siisnseand land and Pittsburg, 400; Northwestern, 1,200; Rock | 4000 Ono & % TolaWabRR.be 2% | Sou Moraes 4 do... 08 Isiand, 2000; Pacific Matl, 9,000; St. Paul, 600; 12 West U ‘On108, 2,000; Western Union, 17,700; Wabash, 22,900; aw Union Pacific, 9,100; C., O. and L O,, 8,400, | 4 HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. a The following table shows the opening, highest Yeo and jowest prices of the day: | ia Opening. Highest, Lowest. 6) do 20) Cley & Pitis. gt. Wy Mi & SUP RR....1 dol + 29 Leos Island eesburg. | - Milwaukee and > e2y | 2to3 P. Opto ana Mississippt. asi | 200 shs Nar Ld We. goo shs Chi & NW RDS. 37 lew Jersey Centra: ; 4% | " a UO see ‘ Dela, Lack anu Wesi’n.. 1073 | 20) quick diver iin ‘pt 21N J Central RR... 104, | 500 Fac Mail on. 5/60 } 9 Go. Western Union. 80 | a west it Wr the ati 457 ; say Panama... ¥ 1k” | Boao, au, reserve is upwards of $,500,000, been used in the movement of crops West and South. Washington, to make good the redemption fund Some of this has 4.0 13a) do. . 400 Mil a UP RR 300 Onlo & Miss, 100 do. it do ase | 1100 Un Pacifte RE: But more was gone into the Treasury at | 100) Soethe. 100 do. 4 ‘2 ee ao. 3g 100 Bos, 1 | wo ao. lw ©f $17,500,000, which it 1s said has been counted OLS « x i 5 by the banks as being in Washington, thonsh with- ee (fale Aes outarealexistence, The statement shows a re- a DS Big 40 Go. = duction in the total reserve of $3,288,800, The ae ca tas Pipi joans have been reduced $401,500; the deposits are down to $5,817,900, which is nearly accounted tor by the loss in specie and legal tenders and the decrease tn loans. All that 1s not so accounted egeceeese CLOSING PEICbs—3 O'CLOOK P, M Pacifle Mail... 46 Mil & St P pf... 54 a SL w ce &lo a 46 " > Zz u Bui * Cu. 8 rn for represents the shipment from the city ofna- | Vemtn i = ah Del dock &'W.107% & eae : 5 tieketiver p rf Brie. carer Yona! bank notes. The banks now have $15,839,800 | Quickatires a ae i re a More reserve m !awful money than the law re- | Adams «x a lily Han & StJo pl. 18 a yhic) 3 x 25 Am Ex a Gls Luke shore, sa quires, which is $2,%4,025 less than so beld last | (2 Execs oo he ste pare week. ‘The following 1s 4 comparison of the bank | Wells-Fargo Ex 784 4 8) NY Od i Lik. 10076 & averages for the past two week: & Sis Asorpen...-- Bees 7 rn \ 4 a a ry ra Oct. 1 Oct. 2. Loans. 2,275,200 $231, Specie....... —. a epouits.... —— Cirenlaton. 25,080,500 EUROPEAN MARKET. The following shows the relations between the | Voral reserve and the total liabilities | Oct, 24. Differences. | $13,585,200 Dec.. $1, HA 30,800 Dec. Loxnox Propces Manuxt—Loxpox, Oct. 21, evening. — Spirits wirpentine, 263. 9d. per owt. HAVANA MARKETS, Havana, Oct. 22, 1874, Exchange quiet. On the Unite a days, currency, & a §7 premium; 60 aay | 102 premiam, short sight, do., 104 a 105 py Tot. reserve $75,701,800 $72,416,000 Dee., $3,238,800 Reserve re- 's wold, remiumn. On ulred ag’t London, 10 premiu On Paris, 108 4 105 premium. feposits.. 57,50 56,576, 200 — | Sugar quiet. Exc’s of re- | ee serve ab'v a legal — re- ie _ FINANCIAL, | quirement 18,17 9,800 Dec. 2,354,525 | A —STOCK PRIVILEGBS ON ALL THE ACTIVE MONEY was unusually free and loaned down to 1% &2per | peut, It closed, however, at 2 a Sper cent, 4 | 98%» $100 Putsor Calls; $20) for double Privileges A failure or two Was reported during the aiternoon, | call on any stock gives the holder as many advantages but active investigation failed to establish the 5 though be had made cu facts, and the true report must be jeit until the mext week. Foreign exchange closed dull and quiet, but steady. Prime nominal ruling at 4.8534 | “call;” there is no interest to pay, and the stock is con- @ 4.87, selling rates, 4.84% a 4.35 and 4.38% 44.88%. | trolled for thirty days without margin. Continental steady; reichmarks, 04% @ 96%; mis ayet cables, 96%; prime Paris, 5.15 a 5.124. THE POREIGN MARKET. London advices state that £46,000 was with- @rawn from the Bank of England to-duy.. ‘The rate | of discount in open market for taree months’ bills Was 2 per cent or 4 per cent below the Bank of England rate. Consols 2% a 92% for both money and account, In Paris rentes were quoted at Jo Frankfort five-t ty bonds of 1862 were 97%,. tA st Mortgages in THE GOLD MARKET. this city. No bonus. Frincipale would do well to app.y Gold opened as 1105;, but decliued to 110. There | mmedistely — — Was a good demand lor casy gold, and she rates A TOCK PRIVILEGES.—PUTS AND CALLH, 80 tle toa. $16 2: T bi vi Yor borrowing ranged Irom 1 toé percent peran- atr rice ip rend sal rket price ot stock. Persons of small means can operate to advantage and with alight risk. Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates in the market; yet there statistical information and illust culate. UMBRIDGE & © | Bankers and Brokers, No. 2 Wall a, Paws or calls $100; double privileges. iat maar: + @ ute or calls $100; doubie privileges ‘at mar- $140 to $550; spreads, $0 to $20. per 10) shares Send for pamphlet, “Gow Money js Lost and Made in ‘all saree” LAPSLEY & BAYL. BANKERS. 12 WALL LEX, PROTHINGHA wone Explanatory Bum, and irom 1-64 to 1- r diem. Loans were aiso made fiat. The closing rate was 1-32 of 1 per D & MONTAGUE, No. 6 Broad street cent. ; \ ANED PROMPTLY ON MORTGAGE: The steamers for Europe to-day took our | fh. canned: Stocks, Honds Real Fetute, A ohgs sk urniture, &c., sold by auction, VK. SiEVENSON, J $206,396 silver bara, LI Pine street or 1 Fast Seventeenth street. y RAILROAD BONDA = Railroad bonds were duil, Michigan Ce FA de fl get OR et seveus brougiit 102%, Morris and Essex sey 2 RATES.—MONKY ON LIFE A of operating is tully explained in a parn- | | di I YoU WAV" MONEY INVEST If TO-MORROW Ue better ehance. | peariy opposite Myrtle NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1874--QUADRUPLE SHEET. FINA TCIALL Monday) at Jere. Johnson, Jr. reat sale of Myrtle i « Lots, Brookiyn. Hines never will te a hate will commence on the gee avenue park, at } o’cloc! fay bot on the order of going, but'go. Pay your ow re, which will Le only five cenis and secure insepen- jence anu lortune tore ver. VEAK. JOHNBON, Jr, Auctioneer, No. 21 Fark'row, New ¥ | merchandise of Heraid office, J BRSEY crry 7 PER CEN’ ‘also ior gtr TO MERCHANTS, DEALERS. —ALL parties desirous of obtaining ready cash tor saleable every description, will address T. L., Gand lo per cont Numeipal Boss cont Municipal Bon: First Mortgage faiiroaa Bonds and other Bonds and Stocks, all firar class, | for sale by class, ata large reduction below par, ALBERT H, NICOLAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, No. 43 Pine street. X, B.—Investaient securities our specialty 2 years | pont 5 PIEROR, 106 BROADWAY, HAs MONEY TO Joan, without bonus, on New York city Real Estate; first ciass improved Property in Brooklyn} hed prompuy. Twellth strect'and Broadway: IBERAL LOANS MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, 4 Jewelry, ac. a. KLINE, st Btoad- ay. corner of MOREY, 20, LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, OR the same cashed, in sums trom $2,U0) to $10,000. Ad- dress, g.ViDs particuiars, U. J. B., Herald office, JV JAMES O. BENNETT, Secretary. ST. JOSi.PH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD BONDS bought and sold by HAAR & CO., 45 Wall street. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Qn ST" noitts Nortnert Pacihe end ether detautied Raul Toad Bouas bought by th ALI Me the old established house of H. NIQULAY & CO., Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, Se o. 65 Prue strees, New York 'ED—FIRS! AND SECOND CITY MORTGAGES, | Property south of Seventieth street; amounts trol HMw WW. "tas Brosdway (basemenve I A. LAW: ENCK '0,, AucHoneer. . | ! | WILE Loas—siv.00 0 apply. Agu $500 | security given, amount. for which she wil pay borally and give secur ity worth double the amount "Address'(. A. C., Lox 139 S| WWARTED—B000 ON VALUABLE USENOUMBERED Staten Island property. Addreas M.M., 43 Kx- change place, room 9% 7 ANTED—$20: SECURITY, CHATTEL MORTGAGE. address MONEY, Herald office. $15,00 ON A GOOD FIRST c in eit property; jumy the owner need s HOME, station F, mortgag WANIKD-FOR A PEW MONTHS which $50 a month wil be paid an! fir: FOR ADVER(IS) A)() —THE R REQUIRING THIS | $1.500. amount immediately ili pay for use of same dress ©. $2,000.74 LADY HAVING A FINE OPPORTU 1M) a month and give the very best security. Ad- ¥., box 13s Heraid nity of making money requires the above Herald office, "| $4.00 | Heraid oitice. hist tte $5,000." Bont" and Mortzaze on Variem WANTED—SECURITY REAL ESTATE FIRST al ee tate ‘worta twice the umount; no bonus will be paid. Aduress F. Herali offi TO LOAN. erty, in sums to suit, —ON GOOD OITY PROP- without bona, 100.00 rincipals desiring to borrow or invest apply to PAUL P.TUDL, 86 Liverty street 3 $450.000 TO LOAN UPON BOND AND MORT. gage on Improved Property in New York and Brooklyn, in sums of $5,000 and upward; no . AN SIEGEL, euar street bonus requir $500,000 3.0¥% LOAN—ON STOCKS, BONDS, ortgages and other valuabie Securities, in sums ty suit” also Cash to buy ihe same. | $01 | A and with se business risk; would prefer going West | or | dress, with full particu Fy De AUL P. TODD, 55 Liberty street, __ BUSUiESS OPPORTUNITIES, a8 | Address 1, G. J., box 136 Herald oftce. and chattels, Address BUNUS, box 103 | THE COURTS. ___ BUSINESS OPPORTUWN: RINERSHIP WANTKD.—A WELL BSTaBLIst dresinaker would like to take Ag 4 partner & wood appearance and thor iy ade his s'neas. Addie A. J., box 123 Heraid Uptown Branch office. TDROPAINTARY NEDIGINES OR SavRcons | AM Alleged Neapolitan Brigand in Court—The rah, title in. two excelient articles, lished throush- “Charley Boss” Business in Italy. having good sales nd oat tos United titans ane > tl ood reasons for selling ; fae. Address A. Her: office. ARK CHANCE TO BUY A FIRST CLASS REBTAU- U" rant ata resent owner baving wade arrangemen: ote! Dusness, and must sell fusements, “For further’ particulars inguire ‘of Ak ry . ETON is Br ad WEY. a WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN.—ANY PARTY, LADY or gentleman, having available securities inves ed where they yield but an ordinary interest can improve thelr income permanenuy from 3) to 60 per cent with BURT te ta Tre toa Ne ee Oe rine! I United Stat rt yesterday, ¥, nid | In the Unt tes Circuit Court yesterday, 18 on'y Will be waited on by on old established Brin whose repucation aud references aroundeniabie. | 10 the case of the Milwankee and St, Paul | Eres gerineselra ARPES ————~ | Railroad Company vs, James M, Sweeny, Wil- (© EXTEND A MANUPACTURING AND OFFICE business $1.00 ani sernices ofa business man ae | am Barnes and Aaron §S, Bright and others, La eo meanin, i se address, with tull | which ts one affecting the control of third Beme, BORGRABLE box 1 | ome. ______ | mortgage bonds of the old La Crosse and Mul- WO PROPRIGTARY ARTICLES OP GREAT MERIT, | waukee Railroad Company, @ question came up | wd "to sah, een errei | aMfecting the practice of the Court On Sep- | oe Govgioped- Address | sember 16 the deiendant Bright fled an answer | a and cross bill, praying that certain persons should 1 be made parties to the suit, The answor prayed Bringing a Board of Registry to Terms. HENRY CLEWS AND HIS ASSIGNMENT. nales. C., 59 Cannon street, Fough! ALUABLE PATENT OR STATE RIGHTS FOR ana Pale or exchange, Responsible, sent gis) Gey | for the iseuing of tue usual sudpornas, but tne street, rourth floor, | Clerk of the Court Roguined eo were them TANTED-A ORNTLEMAN, WITH SoMa Oarr | OM4 {Be jground | that | Inhie juigmen | tak, tg take the place of a Tetiring Partner im asi | the Court, he believed he could not do | box 116 H " 80, uniess: independent ross bill 7 oe aii Ls accompanied the answer, The Clerk stated that ASHING MADE EFASY,—I WANT A MAN WITH | if tne solicitor for Bright went beiore the Court Money to joln me in this article. Address WASHER, | ano got an order for issuing the subpoenas he box 170 Herald office. _Noawents ___ | would issue them orthwith. Fenteraay: & motion ANTED—A MAN SKILLBD IN MAQHINERY AXD | OD mandamus to compel the vierk to lssve the W the nanufacturing of cotton, with $15,000 or $2),009 | 8ubpaenas was heard by Judge Blatchford, who re- capital Address J. W. GBAY, Adairsville, Barton ; served lus decision, county, Ga. A man named M. Goldstein, se ar Sealey in. she | = * | State of Uregon, where an iudictment had beeu WANTED A MAN WITH | $20 TO TRAVEL AS | found for selling cigars without giving the neces: | Tea-urer of ap exhibition: a big chance to make | g.ry pouds and obtaining a collector's certificate, | establii Addre: so ond yey © BUBINSON, 0 Amity street, Sunnay | nas peen arrested in this city and taxen delore | * | Commissioner Betts for examination. The report wy D~A PARTNER, WITH $1,20; SAWING | of the Commissioner having been laid betore the and planing mill, now doing a firet class business; | Court Judge Blatchiord ordered the prisoner to | F, HILLERY, 156 Charles st, be held to ball to appear in Oregon to take lus tial. STORY OF ITALIAN BRIGANDAGE. mechanic precerred. ‘is, CASH BUSI- WAXTED=$10 00 IN A LEGITIMAT ness, which will yield $5,008 fair investigation; no patent Address | Herald oitice. A low-sized, dark looking man whose name is | stated to be Angelo di Giacomo, alla Ciccarielli, was yesterday brought before Commissioner Ken- neth G, White under a warrant of extradition on WASTED BY A BUSINESS MAN WITH MEANS. and hizh standing credit among the business com- munity, an active partnership in an established success- gi ae ine: Address, with full particuars, MASOL, jeraid o! $ —A BUSINUSS WANTED WORTH ABOUT $15,000, «for which I will give tirst class improved Property | in Twenty-fourth ward, New Yors, Broa iway (12 Lots), | ganda infesting the neighborhood of Naples for house turnishei. _Addsess J. H., box 121 Herald oflce. "| the purpose of kidnapping people and taking ran- $150 —WANTHD, A PRINTER, WITH ABOVE | goms for their release, The prisouer, among other | acts of brigandage, 18 specifically charged with | + amount, to take charge of” {ob printing office | tn Brooklyn for one year. Call at 1l¢ Fulton street, New ‘d oor, having, in 1867, captured a young man named Giuseppe Avigiiani ond bis brother-in-law and York, thi taking them boih off to the woods. In @ few $500 TO $3,00.—I WILL SELL TO A PARTY with the above In cash an interest in a safe | Dusiness, or the whole, Where $800 per month cau be | Gays after Avighani’s vrother-in-law was released | cleared the year around. Investigate it, GO, LACAS, | Witn instructions to go to Avigliani’s father and tell | 835 Broadw: 3. rehire ricer ey be released on parniba Wor | Stig ea v3 3,000, and that if this amount was not paid with- | SOO wee eee aA TAT RNE aon. ertain time the young man would be put to ina which must uitn telv be used in the 1 | rpanking iusttutions end jewelry cotabllshingats of | death. The money was not paid, and the brigands, The country. it meets with the favor of both and isal. , true to their threat, shot Giuseppe and buried bim | ready assured of an enormous sale. aap to ALFRED | ina wood. The prisoner claims not to be the per- | MUKDEN, Tribune Branch office, 323 Ington street, | son ior Whom the Itallan goverument has been BrookiyD looking, and says that bis name is Angelo Antonio, $2 000. WANTED, A MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT It the facts alieged against the prisoner be true it | M. r | Would seem that the Italian authorities are ex- { fo join advertiser in @ Manniacturing | tremely tnemMcient im repressing & description of | inews: goods soi i to Jobbing houses, Address | | YO. in, box 182 Meratd omice. if earning orime which 18a disgrace to their country and a | rage eee ee scandal to the enlightenment of the nineteenth | | century. The prisoner says he has been. out of | ; town for the paattwo months, aod that he had | been here scarcely forty-eignt hours pre- | | Ylous to his arrest. He was apprehended by | 3.00) WILL SECURE A PARTNERSHIP IN. | Do. terest, 1n a pleasant, legitimate cash busi. | ness tha: has paid $75.00) in six months. For an inter- | view address TRAVELLER, box 14 Herald office. GENTLEMAN, HAVING FROM $5,000 TO $12,000, in cash and good securities, desires to invest in ices; not afraid of a ine legitunate busines box Hu Herald oilice, ‘Ad: | months with an ample fortone. Address LEGIJIMATE.-| commitment | Otticer Benjamin Tassaro on Friday night, at | 67 Sullivan sireet, When tse prisoner was brought | betore Cominissioner White a warrant for his | was made out, the Commissioner | ites | iniorming him that, 1 he was not able to pay for , 5.000 axrnGextueMas WHO WILL INVEST |o. + equally witn advertiser in a pleasant, | agreeable and nonoravle business, may retire in tweive ne Herat Uptow! PARTY IN BROOKLYN HAVING STEAM POWER plenty of room wishes to tind some one with cap- ital understand.ng the kin iling wood business. Address KINDLING In | of a sey & Co. hats and caps, 552 | iA A —ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED. + For merchants, manufacturers and others; Mining | VOD, Herald orece, —A. terests, &c, nexotiawed; Real Ketate exchanged ior Business’ persons with capital seoking business advised ‘approve | opportunities. veferences—C. I. Laynolds Co., paints ae., 16 Fulton street; Granviile Whittle- roadway, &¢. 1GG8 & LAGLETON, Financial and Business Brokers, 93 Broadway. CHANCE FOR A PARTY WITH $5000 CASH TO get the finest Dining kooms and Restaurantcn | Broadway, 25x135 eet; fitted up at an expense o! $10,000; | fine bar PE food trade, linen, rware, &c., mcinded, LON & SLOAN, 3] Fast seventeenth street, A"? MAN. WITH safe, well established. profltab! OLB. K 1A Lease of a neat andon one of the leading avenues up town. $5,000 CASH, CAN GET IN A business. EE, Bauker and Broker, 71 broadway. RARE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO A PARTY having a few thousand dollars.—Trenty years! ittie road House, doing a good business The pres- | ent tenant would seli Furniture aad Bar Fixtures very low, he having other business on hand. The party buy- | Ang will have nothing but taxes to pay daring said term. | This is a chanc HN EMMON will please seldom oilered. ull on the owner, 108 Murray street. TLEMAN WHO HAS FACILITIES TO FORM acompany fora partly developed mining business reas, Wid Feferences, SIAPLE, Herald | oftice. hess. | oftice N ENERGETIC YOUNG BUSINES; MAN, WITH $2,500, wishes to become partner in «caving, busi: Address, stating particulars, G. A,, box 107 Herald isno liability beyond the amount paid for the | tection), to be sold; requir balance unencumbe: iW WELL ESTABLISH? D WHOLESALE IMPORTING Wine and Liguor business (with good forelgn eou- about $16,000; part cash, a ~J., Herald oftice out services, wanted, on ample securtty, to supple- | ment other means in completing exceedingly profitable | Work; generous erms offered, Address PUSH, box 225 FEW HUNDRED DOLLA WITU OR WITH- | Herald office. PARTNER WANTED IN sTHE MANUPACTUR- le article ; $1,509 ye: secured to in- 68 given and fev LLO red. D, 29 Broadway. i West arms, Twenty-fourth ward, this ci jet; good will and future | STRPHGNS, owner, near the premises. A futtable party in som | [A For particulars address H. P.1., 10 Orleans street, | ark, N. J. | A | ner. | Honecrs, 144 Bowe: LADY PART. in New York, WANTED—FOR A Bi a } SINBSS at requires & neat lady atte di GRAND BUSINESS CHANCE FOR PARTY WITH & capital of about $2.00) a» an active or silent part- ‘Apply to MAX BAYSRSDOEFBK & UQ., Auc- WELL ESTABLISHED BAKERY AND HOTEL meluding Store and stable, in business centre, sale or tand very eligible for pre: rowing business. Apply to H. 07 Broadway, or J. L. WELLS, 1 in perfect orde WIDOW, AGED 31, WITH A FEW THOUSAND doilurs, ‘Would like to become interested with a legitimate business. Address rs. LL, Post oft GENTLEMAN OF LAR rience would be willing to BUSINESS EXPE- vest $1,000 for his son in some good safe Dusiness and give it bis personal sa- 1871, 97%, and Ouio and Mississippi consolidatea | A dowment ‘Iusurance Poleles, Mortgages and | sinking fund, 93%. Central Paciic bonds closed at | other Securities. Insurance of all kinds effected with 9% 10 92%, and Union Pacifics 98% to 88% for bet ComPanies J. J. HARRICH & CO., 117 Broadway. firsts, 85% to 46% for iana grants and < for OND MORTGAGE OF $7,650 FOR SALE—AT e £61 winzing iunds. GOVERNMENT BONDS ‘These were firm and in good demand, the bu ness being fully up to the average of week, J + ad. box 139 Heraid perty in New Brunswic Address STATE, rauirow office, LWAYS ON HAND—FIRST AND SECOND MORT- \ gages on New York city Property. Avply to ISAAC HONIG, Wi Browtway, rooms G and H, basement the past SOUTHERN BOND: The business was chiefly dir S ON FIRST MORTGAGE ted to pure s LOAN O¥ $3,0% OR L ¢ Miss 3 75 ew Tennessee ex | th. Wanted. —Exceliont er emplaymen Of Missouri sixes of 1875 and new Tennessee ex | donasgiven; buwhest refercuces exchanged 10 Wilt coupon bonds, former at 101 and the latter at | #trevt $4. This clase of securities, however, ts gradually NY PERSON HAVING FROM $400 TO $60) mn coming into notice. 41 cash can use his own money and take a basiness of tuck, 4, and BANK SHARES, Bes ae. Call at 74 Congresa Bank shares sold at 100 for © 97% for Fourth National, 150), for 300 for Ninth National. RAILROAD RETRENCHMENT. Six years!’ standing, with two yt saine in installments n. No agents. A G00D SECOND MORTGAGH ON HARLEM property: will give 1S percent to have it cashed Inquire at 2% Last 113th street rai National, 97 a Manhattan and The Chicago Inter-Ocean of to-day haa particu- ( OMMER . PAPER DISCOUNTED aND CASH lars of another agreement among railroad man- mtd ¥eoced 9 all kinds of Merchandise on Wberal i AUSTIN, 122 Broad street, corner fron agers looking to retrenchment. The assumed pebesiensates ehevatichbaned purpose is vo refnse in every instance any indem- mity to empioyés jor injuries received on roads, and cut off all pensioners, of which every road in the country has a large number. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Oct. 24—10 A. M., Betore ( 100 ahs L SAM SRR. 600 a ‘ EY, AND on the Myrtle ave just what they will brian lock sharp, on premises. m rasbarg ferries to Myrtle 0 Will be within « stone's throw of JERE. JOBNSOS, Jr., Anet No. ai Park row, ew York, {ASH LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT ON COLLATERAL J security, life jeweiry rooms ; riicion Tuenitare, pianos. diamond, and general merchandise; separate storage JAMES CAGNEY, 53 Hudson streot 14 LO she West Un Tel. 7y a % do. ,OaTOR L COLORADO IM Dany, maturing November 1, 18/4, will ve paid on and after’ that date on presentation to, DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. No. U Nassau street, New York. RR eae 200 Ohio & Miss Ra N00 Toi 4 Wab BR PDENVSR_AND RIO GRANDE J jany-—The Interost Coapous of the Seven Per Ce Gold “Mortgage Bonde of the Denver and Rio Gra | Rallway Company, maturing November 1, 1874, wii be paid on and after that date on presentation to DUNCAN, SHBKMAN & ©O., No, 11 Nastau street, New York 10 LOAN—ON FUNDS OF $150,000 SQUSSSEaE ESEEEZSESEE 205 ExzoUtRs #0 UW New York city Res! Estate, tor five years; no 0: 90 gus; also on building in course of erection. Apply at No. 10 6 Pine street, room 18 wer Et} & PIFRPONT, LOAN AND COLLEOTION 400 Mover t loan in sums to ctions made tae Lg i teed eys in every county; Do charge S6000US5.2, "62,0 dds 113)4 $200) US 6B, 0.67... S1T% | siectoneeee made, WO Us dau, r, 6 n.. 16% 400) do... be Mig rene — 4000 1) 8 5-2), c, 68... U7 2000 0 55's, 1040 be Lig | ALWAYS HAWES MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW | hal! “py ‘6 n., 16% 1000 US c, ‘Al Liam York etey Mort « without bonua Principe de- ec. vo 116% 10000 1 & B's, F, "BL. oe 11%) | ering te BURKOY TRV a preung pply BUS Bia, 104, 6., bids BOS O's our..be Iie | i, L. GRANT. If Pine street, on | do é Si OVEMPNT COMPANY. — SYC4HERR interest coupons the er cent gold Mort. | do gage Bonds of the Central Colorado Improvement Com. | RAILWAY COM. | | pervision ; some small manufactory of specialties pre. lerred. Address, with full particulars, SAFETY, Herald Uptown Branch office. — PARTY WHO THORGC be 8 ¢ 4 most favora- of ane fee dt with prospect o1 equired, $2,0W). Adaress A. C., box 176 Hi NECE: | AXARTIOLE THAT ENT JN sities of housekeepers. manufactories, farmers, vainters, paperuangers, ec. 85, 0) to $800 wanted to manufacture for the entire coultry. No. 723 | Sixthavenue. £ RELAIL DRY GOODS BUSIN WANTED-IN for & handsomely turnished house in the ¥; sone Gash would ve given if necessary. For s apply to H. J. MorHILLirs, 193 Atlante ENOH MANUFACTURER OF GLUE, EXPERE enced in every line, wants to find « partner with Capital to starta taetory: lias the sole aud nioat valua- ble United states patent for drying vine. Address (by ie 1 petens, for an established business; quired, $900 erences, W. of speciuity; investment safe and pr to $6,000 required. guswm, price $1,200, Address MILLINGiY, Dox 4050 | agree to allow the bosses to manage theirown | Wilde, Walier ost office, 5 | JVOR SALB—A ¥ \¥F | samnall of stock. ail the ered tion. no debte and ne 90v requires w partner to asi Kind of » man ag pa SHE rative two patents of different arucie HALSTBAD, 2/6 Pearl atree! Mer) FISHER & © ‘84 Bleecker street, BUSINESS OPPORT NITY.—WANTED—a STRADY bookkeeper, collector and correspon: om: alary, $50 per month. ST. & OF VAPITAL WANTED—10 INORBASE M / ing tacilities tn an established m. Apply at 206 Last T BROADWAY = MIT. LUABLE PATENT ON SMALL Ae uisctured, oF would (axe the right ther. .DON CARY, No.7 Howard street. tele susily mm PARTNER IN A usiness, working under fyquice of the owner, OR WILL TAKS t \ ¥HARS, AND, 1 ra, plenty ness reputa- from a sm) | Wanw to start a son in Ness oF tt oper party | With a smalicupitas or a “ us saved some | momen and would ike to " may ad- 4 ress COSMOVPUL FROM —Mustne AC UNTS AND CANVASSERS | very low: also o fad | terview. AGEN YS WANT. Dy, } ARTNER WANTED—WITH $10.00, TO TAKE THE place of Uri. partner in an éstablisned mann- | fagtory of fine ,owelry. Address 5, & B., box 116 eral office. | Partner NTE ANUFACTURING BU iZ ees in ky 5 $4,000 for iwo-thurds unteves! 1.0 profits 2 per cents ., 6 Hudeom street rincipals address | UNDERSTANDS | x | received their pay last night, with formal notice | 4 | They have funda to renore themselves for | lega: assistance he would assign counsel to delend | | him, ana that he snonid be allowed facility for communication with his iriends ior the purpose oi © conducting his defence, | It seems that the young men, at the moment of | their capture, were employed on a farm irrigating | | @ field of Indian corn. ‘They were suddenly pounced upon by the brigands, six in number, the prisoner, a8 alleged, being one of taem. The young men were bound With ropes and taken off to the woods, as already descrived, The ex- amination before the Commissioner will take | @F 000. —A RARE OHANCE--THE ONE HALF OR | po.’ «whole Interest in it chandise brokerage business, near W i | no risk und bustpess constantly in | tunity tur a good business nan; only tho ness need answer. Address BROKER, bo. SS O00 rare eatin ety Mme Talis is + fmount to'advance advertise: in cu- | lation that will realize $25,000 this winter: full, available security tor money advanced: iberal interest aliowea for use of same, Also one-third the profits of the bust- | ness, Address 1. J. G., box 133 Heratd orice. 1 $10.000 Bare | place \o-morrow. | offers special inducements, with security and large ri | A BOARD OF REGISTRY IN COURT. | turns from investment. Address BONA FIDE, box 1: i | Herald office, \ | me TO $50.00 AND A GENERAL PART- $30.000 bee mold. estabtished House, reorganizing for January 1; business, manuiac- turing in iron, machinery, boilers, is in active op- eration and turns out best of work; connections unex. ceptionable. Apply to GRIGGS SPECIAL | PARTNER nueman of leisure th Andrew MacMahon, Edward M, Shes and their associate members on the Board of Registry in the | Eighieenth Election district of the Second Assem- bly district put in an appearance yesterday be- fore Judge Donohue, of tue Supreme Court, to per wanted—By . CARLETON, $8 | Broadway, ° | explain the grounds of their retusal to register John Dircks and Morris Levy. The appearance, HAMILTON'S DEFALOATION. however, was not voluntary, but tn compliance | with an order of Judge Donohue compelling their | g@ttendance and Pome rraers upon complaint of the two men named. Mr. MacMaoon explained to the Court that the complaining parties were ex- amined through an interpreter, and stated that tvey had only taken out their first papers, and thus, although they produced naturalization | papers, were relused rogistry. The papers | an question were handed to Judge Donohue, to- | | gether with the certificate of the supreme Court, | Dearing the proper seal, and also affidavits setting fortn that the parties had lived in this country several years, At the same time the books were sent ior, und in them was found a record, dated 1868, of their names as naturalized citizena. Judge Donohue said that persons do not take out papers when declaring thelr intentions to become citi zens of the United States, but the only papers taken out Were naturalization papers. He said, | further, that there was bo pola ind the seal of the Court, He then told the Registers that it | wae sale to register these men, although this did Who Were His Accomplices tHe Prom- ises Important Revelations. The man who was once entrusted with the | public purse of Jersey City by & corrupt adminis- | tration, and who placed that purse in his own pocket, is still in the county jail, Hts friends have applied in many quarters for bail, but without | success, His triends are making strenuous efforts | to raise money enough to meet the amount of the | Gefalcation, in which case Aleck will throw himself onthe mercy of the Court. They have had re- peated interviews with District Attorney Garret- son to this end, but that gentleman was unable to hold out to them any such hope. The only condi- tions on which such @ hope can be extended are— first, reimbursement to the city of the amount stolen; and, second, @ full statement of his connec- | not make them citizens, and ordered that they tion or collusion with other city officials m the , Should be registered, business. He intimated yesterday that he would | HENRY CLEWS’ EXAMINATION. unfold the entire story of the transaction when broaght up for trial, and if he fulfil bis promise his statement will iorm an additional chapter in the history of the notorious ring government. He admits that he took forty-eight bonds of $1,000 each. He prevaricates abont his oficial | bond which he carried away, saying that if he ever filed one at all in tue City Hall it ought to be there stil He has neither money hor von iow. He | regrets that he did not return sooner and have a | portion of bis punishment numbered with the | past. He is candid enough to admit that he de- serves punishment, and he will face it boldly rather than Jead the life 0! @ vagabond in strange lands, He speaks on this point with seeming indifference, The saddest reflection for bim is, that out of Mr. Henry Clews appeared yesterday in Supreme | Court, Chambers, beiore Judge Lawrence, obedient | to the order of the Gourt on the previous day directing his appearance and examination touch- ing his property pursuant to the application of | Louis K. Schneider, who had obtained an execution against him. After ali the examination did not | take place, but the various counsel took up & good deal ol time in argument for and against tne examination. Jt was convended on behalf oO: Mr. Ciews that no proof was shown tbat he had any property to be examined apout, and that he made On assignment Of his property prior to the order of the Court, On the other side 15 Was contended that tne alleged .removal of his property in the night, which, however, he denies, and the fact of iS Laving made an assignment were good reasons Why he shouid be examined to see If he did not have property to meet the execution. Judge Lawrence said he would take the matter under consideration and meantime he continued till the reassembling of the Court on Monday morning the tnjunction prohibiting any disposal of his property or his meddling with it Inany way, It ig stated on the autnority of Mr. Clews that at tne time the pending proceedings in Court were commenced, he, under the best advice he ¢ could procure, had nearly perfected a plan of re- sumption which, witn the assent of the creditors, he was confident could have been successfully car- fied out. Li the rigits of ail the creditors can be secured and no preference or priority given to those having judgments ne still belfeves he can | curry this plan into edect. ‘The presentation of this plan to the creditors will necessarily be some- what delayed by these law pioceedmgs. Many of the larger creditors were consvited, and upon | the poiitical friends who sharea with him tue | BWeets and the spoils Of office not one comes tor- | ward to nelp him. It is pretty certain he will have to remain in jail until his trial, HEAVY HAUL OF GOLD, Ata ljate hour on Friday night the residence of Mr. William G, Wingham, No. 635 Third avenue, Brooklyn, was burgiariously entered and | ropbea of £217 in English sovereigns, a gold watch and chain, @ silver watch and gold jocket and several articles of valuable wearing apparel. The robbery was reported to Captain | McKeller, of the Eighth precinct police, | and that officer, in conjunction with Patrolman Madigan, proceeded to work up the case. Tuey obtained a clew which led them to suspect a man named Wiliam Dexter oi the theft, Search ‘was made about the haunts of the teliow, result- ing im his arrest by Madigan last evening, Dexter was found while taking his ease in a saloon in Crosby street, New York. The property, which their suggestion the assignment Was made, ‘the amounts to $1,400, was all recovered with the ex- | advice of several oficers of banks and trust com- | ception of five sovereigns, which he had disposed panies and many otuer disinterssted leading floan- of, The prisoner was taken to Brooklyn, and 18 ¢jaj men pointed to the same youlon as not oni locked up to answer, oper, but as the duty o My Clews, 80 that ali i SR ARTI ERECT ne Ck aeyale thereb: fi i ae ae , Tesult which could only be yttained uw ex- Bie yore ee ee isting circumstances by a general assignment, No compromise has yet been effected between | the journeymen coopers, members of Coopers’ , UNITED STATES dts OOURT—IN BANK- | Union No, 2, #nd their bosses, who have organized | : to resist the exactions of the union, The men all , Volantsry Petitions. ' Edward Harris, pun B. big roe lag dat | that they were not to expect employment on Mon- | Herman H. Roehs. August Bergstein, Frederic wi 1 |. Mar- | day morning unless they renounce the society and | Wee heer! Fr pel, Maron it Poatsall foun ae Ry niting, James W. MacDonald, shops. No compiaint is made by the employers as | Conrad Koch, | to hours of work or wages, but they ciaim that Adjudicafions in Involuntary Cases. the union undertakes to utterly exclude them | _ IraS. Gobl¢ James M. Allerton, Philip Wagner, Ww. from the management of their own business, and | Fe BOW aE croatia phe ee Sahey Pradots | ghey are fully determined to submit to the rule of | O'Hagan, /acob Hynes, Ausun W. Otis, John Con- the anion no longer. They prefer to keep their | nolly, PyTick D, Casey. jJourneymen, but will only consent to do | Discharges. |go on their abandoning the union, On n } Wijam P, Breck, Oliver P, Carpenter, Augustus | che part of the men tt 1a urged that their work | w Vnusley, John B. Breed, Lucius N, Maitpy, is hard and not overpaid; tuat tuey have tre- | Mion Caldwell, Samuel Barton, Harry Allen, quently to be gus of work LTA od at % time, Ba articularly in the winter, whe! ney most need he pay, and that the rules adopted by the society SUPREME OCOURT—CHAMBERS. are absolutely requisite im order that journeymen Decisions may make a iiving for themselves and tueir tami. i lies. As to the rule forbidaing the use of country / By Judge Lawrence. t shaved hoops, they Say that only enables them to{ | Montgomery va, Market Fire Insurance Com- | employ their time when they would otherwise ty pany.— rder confirming referee's report grante.. | idle, and that to allow the bosses to buy the? | Comstock vs. Drohasn.—Memorandum, noops for themselves in open market wouid | Kingsland vs. Brinckerhof.—Granted. a prive the journeyimen of labor and pay that yey | ofr Koch.—An allowance of $400 is grante Heed, uitomente OF eb oe or oomcl hone | *ancret wavit Bank vs. Howes.—Oraer of ! of the bosses’ compin, 5 aR yy col : Octover 20 Is venated, and order to be entered, ‘ot all de modifying the order of Uctober 19, 1874, a6 directed in memorandum, _Lindiau vs. Lindau; Elsbach vs, Somde,—Memo- ‘adume fox connsal. | siderable time, os etoiea te westela, | the aid they need. 0 wus force thelr views wilh be held to-day Kgst Broadway. | swlen therefiom. | acharge of having formed part of 8 gang of bri- | to Meyer’s door aud speak to the Inmates and then | ‘ charged wita sy Judge Monell, Murphy et al. v8. Keyes.—Proposed case and ex- ptiogs sectled, 4 By Judge Van Vorst, Hale vs, Omaha Nationa: bank.—Plaintifs fina- tgs settled. Mitchell et al. vs, The Vermont Copper Mining Company.—Order for judgment tor plaintiff settled MARINE COURI—CHAMBERS. Decisions. Judge Gross. nberry.—Ihe demurrer te Embreson vs. frivolous, &o, Revster vs. Webb.—Motion to vacate order of ar- rest granted, Kluansky va, Jonas.—Motion to vacate order of “rGiiderslees leeve vs. Ll 0 » hare Deming.—Motion to open de- Maley = by i Pama to Henry Harland. 3, Kouber.—. of arreat eran, otion to vacate order opper v3. Brady; Copeland n; Man) ys, Hughes,—Mottous uranted. meer ea FIPTY-SEVENTH STREET POLIOB COURT. ‘Dodging a Search Warrant. Belore Judge Murray. A few days ago a young woman, namea Theress Schauman, called upon Judge Murray and told & gad story about being robved of $95 In cash and in Jewelry. Sne had been a domestic in the employ of one Isaac Meyer, of No. 68 West Fifty-fourth street, but, she says, becoming dissatisfied, she determined on leaving. When she went she did not take with her her trunk, bat le!t it in the hall- way, locked, to be sibsequently taken away by an expressman. Wnheu she received it from the hands of the expressman it was unlocked and the money and jewelry Tie expressman ‘swears at it was open when he received it, A search Warrant was issued, which was placed in the de ol officer Levins, of the Nineteenth prectt On ‘Thursday Levins went to the residence of M: Meyer, for the purpose o! searching for the los property. None of the jamily being at home at the tame, and all the up stuifs rooms being locked, no search of the premises could be made. Several | attempts have since been made by the police to find the family at home in the day time—at pris search Warrants cannot be executed—but so far they have beea unsuccessiul. Ou Thursday evening Sergeant Whitcomo sccompanied Detective Levins to the house, and saw in the neighborhood a man named Hamberger, who tsa “hanger-on” in the court and @ reat friend of the police squad. 1s inspector Of election or something in & registra~ tion office in the imimediace neighborhood otf registration office wietiy return to nis work the officer suspected that he was instrumental prooably in his (the oM- cer’s) failure to tind the family at home, He ac- cordingly reported the tacts to Judge Murray, who said, as Hamberger approached to go on the stand, «{ do not waut you in my presence ip this court, and if after tuts you dare to enter tnis court , Foom while fam on tae benca I will lock you up.’" Discharged, but Rearrested by a Deputy Sheriff. ‘The case of alieged embezzlement with whtoh Zebulon Carpenter, of Saratoga, was charged came up for examination, The Vourt thought the evidence insuMcient to warrant the further de- tention of the prisoner and be was discharged. During the examination Deputy Sheriff Nash, who was aiter the prisoner on @ civil order of arrest issued in the ‘urine Court, stepped to a nelghbor- ing saloon, While absent ‘the discharge of Car- penter took piace, und he left the court, accom- panied by his counsel, both of whom were well aware of the presence somefWbere oi the Deputy Sheriff. They were nataraily much astonished to: meet no ove, eveu aiter reaching the sidewalk, and, in order to avoid accidents, they walked to- wards Lexington avepue ata rapid rate, Airiend ran to notify Deputy Nash, A lively rum to Fifty- ninth street sud Lexington avenue and he came up with lus prizoner and took him to Ludlow Street Jail, JEPPERSON MARKET POLIOE COURT, Carrying a Slungshot. Beiore Judge Flammer. William Tucker, of Newark, was arrested on Friday night oy Omcer O'Sullivan, of the Eighth precinct, for intoxication. On his person was. found @ slupgsiet, and yesterday he was heid in $1,000 bau, charged witn carrying concealed weapons. Alleged Embezzlement, Thomas Sweeny, Of No. 8 Cornelia street. was embezzling $100 from the firm of Hess & MeDavitt, No, 735 Broadway, having been employed by the firm to colect bills due for books sold, He was discharged on his own recognizance pending an examination. ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT. Preparing for Election Day. Hetore Judge Wandell. Officer Keon, of tne Eleventh precinct, yester- day arrested John Coanors, of No, 108 Ridge street, for false registration. The charge against Connors fs that he registered at the Twenty-filth Election district of tue Sixth Assembly district, ander nh proper name and adaress, and atterward tempted to rezisier at the T'wenty-eighth Election district, under tie name of John Murphy. He was held tn $1,000 buii ior trial. THE SOUTH OYSTER BAY MURDER. The Examination of Elbert Jackson. Commenced. The examination of Elvert Jackson, colored, charged with complicity ig the murder of Samuel J. Jones, at South Oyster Bay, in June of last year was commenced yesterday before Justice Bennett, at the Town Hall in samatca. Jackson was arrested several days ago, but has, by direction of District Attorney Downing, been held in durance quietly until the arrest of a supposed accomplice and the attendance of certain important witnesses could be secured, the firat examination of the prisoner having b held io private. ‘The name of the ac- complice, and by tue authorities supposed to be the principal in the crime, is Lewis Jarvis, also ‘colored, and he is now in custody awaiting his examination apart from Jackson. Most of the witnesses in the cuse are colored persons. The history of the case is quite an interesting one, and # narration of all the circumstances leading to the arrest would form quite a novel chapter in detective mistory. The person mainly instrumentai ia Working up the matter is Devec- tive Stephen 1 *. a resident of Long Island, who, it will b ymoered, figured prominently to the arrest mination of Thomas 8, Jones, the hall-protuer o; tue deceased, upon whom sus- picion at one time strongly rested. Jarvis and Jackson—the former known as @ boss “gtubber” in tie netgnborhoud—were at work clearing a piece of land on a ‘arm adjoiaing Samuel J. Jones’ place on the forenoon of the day preceding the murder, They left of work at noov, and their movements after that time = fir: ied to a& Suspicion that they knew something about the crime, They were both exauined at the inquest held by Cor- oner Baylis, but succeeded m giving such an ac- count of themse.ves as for a time tended to duil suspicion against them. The failure to fix the crime upon the aail-brother, however, did not dis- courage Payne, who immediately sought a new Channel of tuvestization, and finally adopted this one as most It to lead to the desired result. Under the sauction and with the advice of the District Atuorney he‘has pursued tue investiga- tion with great ; ertinacity and keenness, and has ‘af last succeeded in getung what he pelieves to be a “good case.”” Outside the court room and apart trom each otaer, the suspected men have involved themselves in 4 perfect maze of contradictions, and have made statements in regard to their where- abouts at the (ime of the murder at direct vari- ance with their testimony at the Coroner's in- juest. § ‘At the examination yesterday !t was decided to exclude ali ine witnesses irom the room except- ing the one on tite staad, and, in fact, to keep out all “outsider: to prevent the possibility of collu- sion. District Attorney Downing Was unavoidavly absent, and in consequence only one or two wit- nesses were eXatnined, the furtuer hearing being adjourned at lis request. jibert Jackson was first called in his own be- half. He was asked tf he desired to make a state- ment under oatn, and he answered yes. He was. questioned by Detective Payne as to his move- ments at the time of the murder and afterward, a8 to the amount of money he had about that tim | and where le got it. He told @ rambiing and co: | fused story about having worked jor Mr. Bedell Raynor, of Freeport, avout # month before the | murder, and that Mr, Raynor then paid him some money. Mr. Raynor was called, however, and it appeared from his testimony that Jackson did not work for bim until last winter, in January or February, Jackson was then asked whether he could reconcile the testimony, and he sald he could not—“it would have to be lef just as it is.’ He contradicted himself ti many ways and astoapparently Vital points. First, he was athome , on the Thursday night before the murder (whic! is supposed to have been done on Saturday morn- | ing), and then he was at Lewis Jarvis’; waen the; left work on Friday at noon they did not inten | togoto work again on Saturday morning; D ‘went to Jarvis’ honse and the fave him some money, but he did m | know how much; then ne went ho | on Friday, but he could not tell whether | he slept at home or at Jarvis’; and then ag | conid not tell whether he was at Jarvis’ on Satur. | day morning: he saw Jarvis on that morning and | he did not; he saw Catharine Ann Mitchell here nd he did not; he went directly home on Satur ‘day morning and he did not; he wens ptm a store