The New York Herald Newspaper, October 20, 1877, Page 8

d HE COURTS. A Child Abductor in the Meshes of the Law. —_— ATTACHMENTS BY THE SHERIFF. Legal Troubles Entailed Through Com- posing an Opera. DERELIOT LIQUOR SELLERS. A woman named Jane MoLoughiin, of decidedly ‘nprepossessing appearance, was arraigned at the Court ot General Sessions yesterday, belore Recorder Hackett, charged with abducting Ann Costello, 4 little girl six years old. Oificer Duggan, of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, statea thas, having learnod that the child was being maltreatod in a basement at No. 2, Grand street, he went there to Investigate the case aud tound the child, who pre- feuted unmistakable evidence of having been beaten (n wirightful mancer. The prisouer wid the officer that she was the grandmother of the child, who was a halt orpban and had been living there three months, Bhe subsequonily stated, howover, that she was tho ebild’s mother, ‘Tho officer arrested her, and tho child was cared for, Tne little girls father, James Costello, testified that she disappeared from her homo {u Seventy-second street three months before the officer discovered ber ob Mire, McLougblin, who, he said, was a perfect stranger to him. A puotugruph of she chiid, takea aftor the offt- cer rescued berp showing the cuts and bruises on her face, Was exnibited tu the jury, aud was strongly cor- Fovorative of the officer’s watimony, In ber own bo- Dalf the prisoner siuted that sbe mi her living vy peddling. Some time in June last sho was disposiug ‘Of hor wares in Secoudavenue, The child followed her land #he could not got rid of her, At iaat she spoke to some pussers-by, when several persons, including & police vilicer, udvised her to keep the child. Acourd- Ingly she took Ler home, washed and clotbed ber and Buvsequently made an effort to find the father, bat without success. The witness further tostitled that Bhe never beat the child, but that i was hor daughter-in-law, Nell ~ McLoughlin, who had maltreated her. Ou cross-examination tho wit- ness said the child had ran away from nor tive times, and bad been twken back by her from among the lost children at Police Headquarters, The litule girl was then called asa witness Ou hor way to the stand sue saw Mrs. McLoughiia, and quickly ran uway from ber, crying with fear. Sho was told, however, that the prisuner would not be allowed to hurt her and she quieted down. Recorder Havkett in- torrogated her ay to hor knowledge of the responsi- Bility of wn vath, but ber answers were auintellizivie, Bnd again boginuing to cry sho Was not turther ox- amined. Froucrick Luenberg, une of the officers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, Vestiied that he bad never been able to learn from the chila wiat hor expericace wus while she was living with Mra. McLoughiy, Her memory seemed to be ponfused us tu the scenes through which she had passed. Tho iurther hearing of the caso was adjourned nti Monday. NOT MAKING HIS MARK. Recently Marks Coben obtained in the Marine Court Bjudgment against Jacob Sapiro for $161.32 in Ma- Fine Court, Chambers, yesterday, belore Judge Mo- Adam, Mr. N, S. Levy, counsel for the defendant, made a motion to open the judgment In support of hia motion counsel road an aflluavit, made by Asher Bapiro, father of his client, in relation to the age of the Jatser, After this uflidavit bad been read Mr, H. Fox, counsel for tho piaintifl, taking the aflidavit in his hand und pointing to the signature of the allant, as sorted that be hud never made it “Ynat man,” suid dir, Fox, “was aciieut of mine and 1 know he 18 an illiterate man, cannot write his Dawe, and is compoiled tymake Lis mark. I there- fore buldiy ussert in open court thas be did not write his uame to that afiidavit, And if he will come iuio court and write bis name like that I will ugree to give my check jor bbe amouut of the jadgmeni,”’ “IT camnot vouch,’’ said Mr, Levy, the opposing Bouneel, ‘lor the signature, as the uflidavit was not Bigned in my presence.” “Hand Mr. Fox tho Bible,” said Judge McAdam, Mr. Fox was then sworn as to the truch of is siate- Ment, and opposing counsel suid he would send tor the ‘Witness anu lave an investigation, Later in the day the witness appeared iu court and In the presence of the juuge aud the counsel, made @n autograph on a paper” which Was the exact counterpart of bis signa- foro to the ufldavi, This stoggered coun- fellor Fox somewhat, but he soon rallied to au expluna- tion, which was to the ellect that whon the witness ‘Was his client be pretended not to be able ty write his Bame and in Lea thereof mace his mark. This made everything clear to the Court, and Judge McAdam ex- Pressed bis satisiacuou that boson counsel acted in Ee faith, At this point Mr, Lovy whispered some- ing ju tbe eur of Couusellur Fox about his promised sheck for the amount of the judgment, bus the latter @id not soem to Lear with that ear, “SUE THE SHERIFF.” Some time ago Charles Chester disposed, as he claims, of a certain patent to William B, Gamewell & Co., for which, a8 he avers, they were to pay him $1,500 a month till the expiration of the patent The money, it is alleged, was not paid according to agree. ment, aud thereupon an attachment was obtained against Gamewoll & Co, and under such attachment Mhe Sheriff seized their books and paper imeluding their lotter book, vouchers and receipts for money paid and agreoments with uther parties that had boen closed up tor years, Application was made yesterauy to Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, to bave the attachment ses asiag Mr. J. P. Fiten arged Ube grauting of (he motion with great streuuousness “1 grant this motion,’ said Judge Doneuue. “+00 irreparable injury has been doue to my clients, The vusiness is virtually closed by tuis bigh-handod Dutrage. Papers have been tuken whose seizure is oe le under tho most liveral interpretation of jaw. ?? cup't ges Ma ” said the Judge, Ba pera h weal heeien a “No, I can't,” said the Judge. “Your remedy is by ‘B suit ut law against the Shorill, who is reaponsible for Gumayes. Sue the Sherif” “That may be; but by the timo the case reaches a trial my Clent’s business is wiped ou.” “LES DERNIERS DES MOHICANS.” James E. Ward claims that Edwara F, Young and Corrine Young gave their joint notes for $1,400, pay- able in April, 1876, at the oftice of EH. Ludlow & Oo, The notes, which wore made payoble im two months, hot baying been paid, Mr. Ward obtuivea an attuch- Ment against some land owued by Mr, and Mra. Young at Springharst iu Westehester county, In his afti- @avit upon which such attachment was granted he Btated that Mr. Young has been for the lust eleven months residing im Brussels, that his wito joined him shortly alter ‘bis arrival, and What meantime thoy bad caused to ve sold the house aud lot No, 4 Kast Twenty-ninth street, be- longing to Mrs, Young, tor $21,050, and also ten’ Jota owned by William Grinsty, in the upper part of tne cliy. Application was tnade to Judge Dono ‘Vucate tue attachinent thus granted. Mr. Young that he 1s a tea broker, doing business 1 the city; that he wont to Brussels for the purpose of vringlog 0 Dpera composed by his wile, bearing the ttle “Les Derotera des Mobicans;” that sno followed him to Bshist In accomplishing this object, ang that sho is there now completing negotiations ior its prodaction, He claims nov to have Jost lis residence, Corrobora- tive affidavite were submitted, and upon their state. Monts Judge Donohue vacated the@tiachmony, DOMESTIC INFIDELITY. Elizabeth Keclestom has brougit a sait for limited @rvoreo against her husband, James Fenton Kcclestom, In her complaint sho states that she was marricd to the delendant at Liverpool, Kugiaad, ou the 24th of July, 1865; that to 1866 the defendant emigrated to the United States and lived in New York until Noverm- ‘bor, 187%; that im August, 1 be joined ber bux band; that she has resided here since that tine; that since ber arrival ber by id has crucily treatod he bowting hor many time: locking het 10 her room} that obce when ber Gngers bad been injured he wrung them so violentiy us to cause wer great ayouy ythat he and violent aod comes to hor for or that he | tannot obtain etaployr lo pay lis debts aud promised to reform ue has nov eo reformed; that ug refused to support ber, and, finully, thut be avandoved ud, Where he now ts, Me (4 Doao @ relereuce to Anos a in the case, LIQUOR DEALERS, THE DELINQUEN Martin Gill, of No, 16 W Bustuce and Michac! Fagan, No, 66 Vhompsen sirect, ¢ Houston street; Richard | | Appendix, page 44) and Patrick skelly wod Thotas Loran, of No. 305, Bpring street, the hquor dealers wiv wore convicted €t the instance of the Righth ward branch of the so. ety for thé Proventiva of Crime tor violating the Excise law, wore arraigned yestorday for sentence be~ lore Recorder Hackett, holding Geberal Sessions, Part 1. Kecurder Huckewt said he bighiy wpproved the euts of the Socwty for the Preveation of Crime in tadeavoring to ealorce whe liquor law. There was no fuubt thar the grenver portion of the ertiye committed do wity Was the result of intemperance, wad be Te the seliing of hquor should ve restricioy, But pu long, however, as tho law remained Ov tho statute feeok be would do ali in bis power to eniorce i, As | Grititn va. Ly -NEW ly, one year in prison and a fine of $250. Ihe Kecorder then fined the deiendants $50 each, SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Judge Donobue yesterday approved the articles of incorporation of the United States Brewers’ Asso- ciation, avd the same will be filed to-day in the Vounty Clerk’s office, Counsel yesterday finished summing up and sub- mitted to Judge Robinsow the papers in the case of Rufus Story against the New York Elevated Rall- road Compauy, which bay been on trial before him in the Court of Common Vicas for the last week, Judge Rovinsoa promised to give a decision at his earliest convenience. Judge Freedman, of the Superior Court, yesterday granted a temporary iujunction against the delendants in a suit broughs by Jerome B, Vellows against Samuel ‘MM. Mills und Laaac ¥. Mead, restraining the defendants trom transferring or disposing of 1,600 shares of the Union Pacitic Ruiiroad Company’s stock and the one share of the Second Avenue, Hailroad Company men- tioned in the compiaint, Ou the cull of the panel of jurors ip the Marino Court, Part 2, on Thursday iast, there was @ noticeavio futiure in the utrendance in compliance with the sum- mons, aud the busimess of the Court Was greatly ime peded in consequevce, Judge Steridan yesterday Qued all the deunquents $150 each, which carries its own moral to those summoned as jurors in the Court herealtor, ‘Lhe Judgment against Jay Gould, in the suit brought by Bern & Harris, brokers, against him tor yold trans- uctions, Lhe facts of which buve already been published 1n the Hexaco, was filed yesterday tu the Superior Court Clerk's ollfice. The judgment amounts to $397,631 53, currency, aud $48,634 13 in gold, Judge Freedman, upon wotion, alse aliowod $1,000 extra ullowance to counsel, Au examination was held yesterday betere United States Commissioner Osborn iu the proceedings in- stituted against Charles M. Watkins, charged with baviog committed perjucy in ialgely sweariay in ret- ereuce to property uileged vo be dim wha he offered bimseif for batl in the case of Rosen- bluch, charged with «ttemping to pass counterfo! mouey. ‘the Commissioner alter hearing evideuct rowerved bis decision, ‘; Joba Baier has brought a suit against the New York Catholic Protectory to recover $3,200, tho alleged value of a,¢lock claimed to bave been sold to Le insusution, He claims that the gale was made pure @uaut to @ Verbal’ agreement mado with Bernard Fuckledy, then rector of the iustitution, Judge Donvnue granted & commission to tke the testimony oF the later, now South America, The preseat reowr says that the clock was simply lolt thers on exniuitio: Considerable time ocoupied in the Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday ia argument on she appeal taken from theuecision of Judge Donohue ia regurd to we purchase by Michael and Frederick Grogg of the leasehoid of the yround cagnrtee by tho Park Theatre, Goorge W, Riggs, the ingtow bauker, to whom # mortgage of toe game Was assigned by Dion Boucicauliy as the pluoti? aud appellant, Surrogate Calvin yesterday itted the will uf Dr, Edward M, Stein tO probate, ‘I'he estuto of the tes- tator was valued at several thousand dollurs, all of which he left to bis st@pmother, Casbariue Siein, and Jolt Ler the soleexecutrix, ue will was contested by tbo tostator’s futher, Louis M, Siein, on the grouad of undue influence, aod that the testator was of un- sound mind Shortly after the contest began the contestant, u8 will be remembered, was drowned by jumping off the Suspension Bridge ut Niugara Falls, Yhe contest 18 continued by Alexander, a brother of the testator, Mrs. Harriet A. Hopper purchased, as she claims, in August, 1875 nineteen shares of the stock of the Sixth YORK HERALD. Aveuuv Railroad Compuny, tue certitioutes beng $100 even, Sho ulleges that ale bas lost these certiticates, and that the company resuse toissue Dew oles in their place. Judge Dohonue Festerday grantod un order to show cause why the company should not furnish her. Lew certilicates, é ln the suit brought by) les T. Yerkes and others aguinet Willium hh, Weeks, which was cymmenced in 1874, to recover $80,645 98 claimed to De duc ou notes xiven ia May, 1888, un order was given by Jugge West- brovuk staying proceedings pending oxatmioapioh by com- mission of Henry Simons, ut Sult Lake Cuy. it was Statod yesterday to Judge Douobue that althougn Juuge Westbrook’s order was given over a yeur ago no stops Lad been taken to executy the comuussion, and upon this the Stuy of proceedings was vacated, The suit lg on the general calendar aud will probubiy soon reuch @ trial. ‘A decisiva was given yesterday by Surrogate Calvin as to the custody of the children of Jonn usu, who was accidentally drowned avout u year ago, which cusualty was followed shortly sltorward by the death. of bis wife, Catharine, in Bellevue Hospital Three youug oMpbuns were left—Betwy, Mary and John, ‘The girls wore taken care of by Mrs, Corcoran and dra Troy. Mrs, Anu Anderson, @ Wealthy grand aunt of the children, had cuarge of Juhu, und suo upplied to the Surrogate tor lowtors of guurdiausiip for the girls. This application was resisted by Mrz. Corcoran and Mra. ‘trey, Whu were in buinbie circumstances, and who had utilized tho services of the cutliren, The Surrogate granted the letwrs of guaruiauship to Mra. ‘Anderson, be expressing the opimion thatthe chiluren would thus bave a comimon home with a relative who could give them the advantages of gdud gocioly and a superior education, DECISIONS. SUPREME COULI—CHAMBERS, By Jadge Donohae. ‘Matter of Derby and another; Buchanan vs Mc- Donnell; Baier vs. The New York Catholic Proteotory ; Eocieswwue vs. Ecclestouc; Barlow vs, Watson; Wood Vs. Smith; Same vs. Same; London and Hauseanio Bunk va Chapman aod others; Barnett va. barnett; Dress ctal. vs. Neyer et al; Palin vs, Palm; matter of Collins; matior of White; matter of McGay et al; mutter of Belloul; matter of Dolan; matter of Powers; matter of Austin (two causes); mutter of Cauil,— Grantea, Lyous vs, Murat; Dunning vs. Wost; Virginia Ol) and O11 Luoé Company; Lyons va, Murat; Same va Same.—Motions denied Dunban vs, Heury.—Order granted. Healy vs, Lynch,—Motion denied, witkout costs, Ward vs, Young; Dobsou vs, Bloud.—Motions granted, Siawson and others vs, Slawson and others,—Must be proot of respousibility of guardian, Lowenstein vs, Roverts,—Motion for stay granted, SUPREME COULT—SPECIAL TELM, By Judge Van Vorst. Morgan Sons & Company vs. Schwachholer.—Cause set down for she first Munday o1 November, By Judge Donouue. . Mann and others vs. McVowell—Findings and de- cree sigued, SUPELIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, By Judge Freedman, Gardiner vs. Gardiner.—Order settled, Myers va Polligrine—Memorandam, Walker va. Tho Springticid tron Company.—Ordered ‘on day calcudar for tbe tirst Monday of November, Morewood vs, Suyder ot al, —Order on day calendar, dounson vs. Central Park, North and Kast River Rajiroad Compauy.—Ordor opening default, MecKulvey vs. Lewis.—Order deuying motion, with $10 costs, Gorth vs, Wober.—Judgment signed, Holborow vs, Cook ei a.—Oraer denying motion to vacate Bly. Van Doisen et al, vs, Abendroth.—Oraor regettling decree oa terms. Lonzaaa vs. Burchard&s—Oraer appointing Altred Lonzada guardian ad litem of intant punt, Kidd et al vs, Moyer,—Order granted and under- takipg approved. Sauge vs. Fischer ot al.—Order denying application for removal or substitution of attorney, Berry et al, ve. Gould, —Allowauce of $1,000 granted, Berry etal. vs, Gould,—Mouon granted und iasues referred buck to referee, with directions to pass upon the requests of both parties, COMMON PLEAS—SPZCIAL TERM, By Judge Robinson, Mead va. Dorlaud,—Lecree signed, Frenchtwing vs. Goldschmidt; iu the matter of Wil son. —Applicution granted Equitubio Lite Assurance Society vs, Miller and Others; Suime Vs Same; Same vs, Same.—Kelerouce ordered, Cunard vs. Ripley and othors (four cases).—Order of publication granted. Boley vs Krusting.—Motion to eontinue action granted, Yarqunan ys, Crowell.—Commission granted and in- terrogatories Wise Vs Appiebuum—Motion to vacate order of ar- d, matwer of Crocker.—Application granted. ‘ew York Lite Insurance Company va Riss (three Notice should be given to plaintif?s atworney of applicuvon Burkor v8. Simpson.—Leave to sue granted, Friedman vs Levy.—diotion graated. MARINE COUKT—CHAMDERS, By Juage McAdam, Byrne ve. Burke; Gov va Olmsted; Gr Kaweki; Beck vs. Crosby.—see decision uf a r to pay over money granted. McLean vs, De Forest.—Jadgment cancelled, ci.—Heury is Staats appointed re- ceiver. | Bender vs, Leiberich.—Detaalt opened on terins. Scuepek Vs. Hider, —Motion denied, without costs, Slevin va. Bussel; Wolf vs, Gray.—Mouons granted, Anderson ¥s, >paren.—Kdwara Jacobs appoluted re- ceiver, Cail vs, Oppenh ‘oud va, Delevan,—Detaults, Mathias vs, Sulake fault Opened oa payment within five days of $12 costs, wud 1 cuse OF payment acuion Festored to Cuisudar tor tirst Monday of Novem- ber. Hogan va Brata payment within thr ut.—Diseontinuanco allowod on o days of $25 custs (Marine,Court By Judge Sinnott Smith vs, Stratton —Motion devied, $10 costs, By Chief Justice Sow, Walimen vs, Gensier, —O: wottled, GENERAL SSIONS—PART L Beioro Recorder Hackett, PLEAS AND SENTENCES, Heory Smith, No, 288 Mulberry street, was caught on tho night of the 7th inst, as ho was coming out of the Jager boer saioon of Louisa Schaug, No. 282 Spring street, having three boxes of cigars aud a voitfo of whiskey, which bo bad stoina, When arraigoed jor Piersvn ve Long Isiand Railroad Company. —Order | trial he pleaded guilty and was sent to the State Prison for ears. 0 Vi ‘Charles Miuntie, u French dyer, of No. 97 Bleecker street, carried off two vests and acoat, the property of Charles Senwartz, his employ: at No. 1,251 Broad- ‘the prisoner pleaded gi tity. and was sent to the State Prison ior a term of three years, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2 Betore Judge Gildersieeve, THE BILEY MURDER Case. At the opening of the Court Assistant District At- tormey Russell announced bis readiness to proceed with the trial of John Dougherty, who 1s jointly in- dicted with Frank McCormack, John Daniels, James Daily and James Lyoch, ehurged with the murder of Frank J, Riley, in Goerck street, on the 4th of March last, by stabbing him to death with a knife, Daily and Lynch have already beon convicted and sentenced to the Stute Prison, The facts of the case huve alroady beou tully published. U; the priser beiug placed at the bar bis counsel, Mr. William F, Krowzing, said the prisoner desired wo interpose a plea of guilty of muaosiaughter in the third degree In passing sentence Judge Gildersiceve said he was very tamil- jar with the tacts of the case having yresiued upon the trials of Daily and Lynch. Daily was con- vioted of murder in the second ud and sentenced tor lite to State Prison, while tne jury convicted Lynch of mansiaughter in the third degree, and ho was sont to State Prison for tour years, He fully concurred with the District Attorney in the pro- priety of accepting the plea im consideration of the action of the jury in the case of Lyneb, With regard to the punishment, the Judge folt that all the mercy that the prisoner couid expect had been shown in ac- copting a pies of munslauguter, and under who cir- cumstances he felt it to be his daty to inflict the tall degree, Which was | prisuuer was thon Frank McCormack aud Joua Daniels still Romain to be tried, KNOCKED DOWN AND ‘ROBLXD, Charies F. Clark and Charles Wingarsen, who wore convicted of robbery in the first degree on Thursday, having, on the 10th of May last asswulted and takeu frow the person ot Thomas Murray the sum of $7, in Lafayette place, were called up for seutence, Judye Gildersleove said that in view of their youth aud the fact saat they had not previously been arrested tor any crime, bo Would not inilict the Hevere sentence which 80 grave an Offence deserved, Ln view of all the cir- cumstances the sentence of the Court wus that the prisoners be contined in the State Prison each tor the Vermm Of wiX yours, aIDING AN EsCAPy, On the 6th inst., whilo. James Wooicott, a messen- gor omployeod at No, 42 Lisponard street, was luoking through a window of u picture store on Broadway o thief snatched bis watch and chain and made off with it, Woodcott pursued ‘him, but his progress was im- vy the prisoner, whe got in his way, I'he thief Waw Caught, but the prisoper aided his escape. It was claimed that both acted im concert, ‘fhe prisoner suid he thouglt the complainant aud thief were fighting and separated them. fhe jury found tho prisoner guilty aud Juage Giiuersleeve sent him to the Penitea- wary lor two years, CREDIL DIL AND DISCKEDIT. In June, 1875, a well appeuring man of thirty-fve called upoo Jacob Ruppert at hia brewery on ‘Third avenue, noar Ninety-second street, and said that ho was the proprietor of two large saloons, oue at the corner of Front and Dover streets, tho otuer tu Bleecker atreet, near the Bowery. He wanted to buy beer on long credit. Mr. Ruppert was picased with the stranger, and directed hia manager, Mr, Engel, to take hisorder. Six bundred dollurs’ worth of lager was purchased and a note given which bore tho signature of Owen Vonnoll, When the note matured the siguer vould not be found. It was alverwurd asver- wined that tho beer retailed to other dealers at a the’ mar- kes value. Last April Mr. Ruppert ascertained tuat Donnell was lying tn Ladiow Street Jail under the nume of W. K. Doviou, where he had been incar- evruted on a civil process lor deirauding Goorge Ring- Jer & Co., brewers, of Eust Ninety-second street. Mr. Ruppert thereupon obtuined # warrant from Justice Filammer tor Donnell, whose true name Ww said to be Christopher O'Donnell. Officer Benuett, of the Har- Jem Court squad, took the document and Las been “lay- tng”? for his wan for #ix months past, O’Dannell was discharged yesterday trou: Ludiow streot, und at ouce rearrested and taken belore Justice Kasmire, ia tho Hariom Police Court, and held tor examination, 10 is said to be an adroit swindler, and has conned his operations to brewers, who have lost jarge sums through him, RECREALTIVE ROBBERS, On Wodnesday afternoon Elias 0. Dippon, of At- Jantic avenuc, Brooklyn, was invited by two friends, Joseph Wright and ono Carripgton, who proposed to tuke a drive on the Coney Isluud plank road, On tho way Dippen was persuaded to take thoreims, When the party reached a lonely part of the road Dippen suddenly felt an iron grasp upon his throat and a pair ot hands in his pockets; at the samo moment a sponge saturuted with chioroform was pressed wghily over his mouth and nostrils, He struggled and succeeded in freeing bimeell irom bis assailants, whe thereupon tumbled him oat of the wagon and drove ol. Yos- trday worning a Brookiyn policeman, accompanied by Oticor Kavunagh, arrostod Wright ax ho was you ung out ol bed in his aunt's residence at No. 124 East Jizth etre Harlem, Justice Kasmire, in the Harlem Court, remanded the prisonor to the custody of tue Brooklyn detective, Ho will be arraigned belore Jus- tice Wuish this morning, OL’ CLO! OL’ CLO! James Haggerty, a clothes pedier, of No. 72 New Chambers street, was brought before Judge Bixby, at the Jefferson Market Court, yesterday atternoon, by Detective McCuunell, ot the Central Oltice, charged with constructive larceny. The complainant was Oscar J. Hubbe, a merchant, from Central America, at present stopping at the Hotel Brunswick, Mr. Hubbe having a quantity of o!d clothes to dispose of, asked bis tailors, Brokaw Brothers, to recoim- mend bim @ dealer, James Hagyerty cume there the the next morning and bought the old clothes, An hour after his departure Mr. Hubbe remembered that thore was $72 1m the pocket of un old pair of pantaloona which he had gold to Haggerty, and went out to look for that individual. Bey unsuccessful iu bis search the cxse was placed m the hands of Detective McCon- nell, who yesterday arrested Haxgert; The prisoner admitted buying the clothes trom Mr. Hubbe, but deuiod that there was auy money in tuem, und sald he paid 48 much and more thun they were worth. The evidence proving insuiliciont Haggerty was discharged, THE TRAMPS’ ASYLUM. Ten seedy looking vograuts appeared in the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, and buwmobly asked Jor wiotor quurterg on the Island, Said one, whose bare elbows shone through the rents of bis tattered coat and whose dirt-begrimed aud sunken cheeks denoted times an- usually bard, “1’m sick of livin’, lam. A feller’s got no show these times, No man can get within ball a mile of a farm house without some biursted dog or trap sptings up and spoils all, 1 want to go to the work’us for the winter, I do”? Jusuce Flanmer granted their request, AN ILALIAN DESPERADO, A spirited debate took place early yestorday morn» ing in the beer shop of Michael La Sasso, an Italian, at No. 57 Mulberry street, tho participants being the pro- prietor and a customer named Daniel Sullivan. Io the heatol tue dispute La Sasso svixed a knile and plunged 16 inte the arm of bis antagonist, The potice | soon Appeared on the scone and La Sasso was lodged in jail At the Tombs Police Court yosterday he was held in $1,000 bail. SING SING 1S His HOME, Heury A. Wood, whom the police designate as a professional sneuk thief, whose permanent country rosidence is on the banks of tho Hudson and whoso temporary quarters only ure in tuo metropolis, was charged at (ue lombs Police Court yesterday’ with stealing $18 worth of braid from tue store of MH. BL Clatin & Co, He was beld tm defaalt of bail, and seemed to View tae proceedings ay eminently proper. NY. SUSPECTED LAKO Joseph Wilson, alias “Protty Joo,” was arraigned in company with aman named Sam Robb before Judge Bixby yesterday allernoon, charged by Miko Tally, a bartentlor tn Dow's saloon, corver of Wost Third street aud Browdway, With stealing $350. Wilson and Roby Were remanded by Judged Bixby for lurther examina von. ENTERPKISING SOX, Joveph Farrell, al Red Joo, on the night of the 17th inst., 18 alleged to bave stolen $43 and a pawn ticket lor a wate Worth $40 from James Gillespie, a sailor, who was drinking with lim, He i charged with baving stolen clothing wortu $29 from tellow- vourders at No. 403 West Twenty-uiatu street on tho kame day, and aiso With having fired a pistol ab @ saloon kKeoper in Tenth avenue and Forty-second street updu # relugal to givo him @ giass of beer, Ho was hold in $3,000 ta tue Fiity-sevouth Street Court yesteraay, ALLEGED HIGHWAYMEN, Joseph Wright, aged twenty-two years, and Solomon Lagarus, twonty-seven yours, wore arrested by Detec- uve Frost, of the Brooklyn Police Contral Office, yess teraay, charged with avtempting wo rub Elias H, Dit wurs, of Gravesend, on Tuesday last. The tathor of Wright is a man of cousidéravie Wealth and resides at Astoria, aud isa relative of Me, Ditwars, Lagaras ie rn counested, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1877.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. DEPRAVITY AND DEATH. A SEASON OF ACCUMULATED HOBRORS—LIFE DISREGARDED AND CRIME RAMPANI—MOLAL SUICIDE FOLLOWED BY POISON. Mary A. Buyer, of No, 527 Canal street, where ber father keeps a sinall fancy store, took a dose of Faris green yesterday, while in a disreputable house 10 Greene street, which the physicians state will surely reguit in her death, She went to a paint store tn Canal street and purchased some Paris gften, stating thas it was intended to kill roaches, Proceeding tou house in Groene street, whore she had a inend, she asked for glass of water, und going into a back room swallowed b the water and the poison, She then walked into tue front room and laying down a letter, sald tober companion, Mary E. Clarke, an imate of tho house, “Goodby, Mury; you way nover see me again,” ‘The girl then walked into the Kigbth precinct stution house and sald to Sergeant Randall, “] have taken Paris green becawMe 1 am tired of living’? An ainbu- lance was telegraphed for and the girl taken to the Chambers Street Hospital. Tho physicians there state that she cannot live, The following isa copy of her letter :— “fam sorry for what Lhave done. 1 got tired of leading a bad Ine, [could not do any better, as my futhor bas turued bis back on me, low I have yot no one, So good! iL. “MARY AN UIrLER, No, 627 Canal street.” MORE UNYOBTUNATES, Frederick Mathews, of No, 2,310 First avenue, was rowing in the Sound yesterday morning when he saw a dark object in the water between Riker’s and North Brothers’ island, {+ was found to be the body of a woman clad ia a brown alpaca dress and with long auburn hair, Mathews drew the body to shore and notitied the police of the Tweltth precinct, who lurnjsh the jollowing description of the drowned woman :— “About twenty-elght years old, five feet in boight, Drown dress, no hat.” Tho tace was 80 decomposed ag to be beyond rocoguition. ‘The body of adrowned woman, about thirty yoars of uge, with dark bair aud dark complexion, wus found floating in the river at Martin’s dock, Brooklyn, yesterday moruing, Tho devoased was uttired ina pigk calico dress, black sush, Balmoral skirt, gray mpekiogs und laced shoes, ‘The body was taken to tho Morgue to await identilication. CONSUMMATED, At the Chambers Strect Hospital Leopold Preuss, the young man of twenty-three, who, on October 8, shot hinseif with a pistol in his room at No. 6 Riving- ton streot, died yesterday, Hoe bad been employed as bookkeeper iu a cigar factory, and bad for sue time previous to hig suicidal atteyppt been low spiried aud peovish, A PABRICIDE, An inquess was held yesterday by Coroner Klinger on the body of Jonn Murpby, of No, 193 Mulberry street, who, on the 8d inst., was struck by his son | with astone, Murpby’s skull wag fractured, and alter Mngerivg in Chambers Street Hospital in @ critical condition he expired on the 7th inst. A verdict was roturned by the jury against young Morphy, and, in accordance with it, ue was commited to the Tombs in dotuult of $8,000. STABBED BY 4 WOMAN. Honora McCormack was convicted yesterday, in the Kings County Court of Sessions, of stabving James Wildermott, The accused, who ts a warried woman and the motber of several children, claimed that she was dolending Lor honor xt the time, Wildermott is 4iso Married, A FAMILY FIGHT, Thomas and William Brown, twin brothers, residing at No, 1,636 Dean street, Brooklyn, wore visited on Tharsday evonsng by their cousin, Charles Brown, who resides at No, 1,634, the adjoining house, Liquor was drank during the evening by Thomas and Lento | which nad the olfect, at tirst, of making them go: bumored, and, tually, guarrelaome, Not being sat- teed with wngry words they iduige ry bl During the fight, which ended in the streot, Charlies secured a brick and strack Thomas on th Tight tempi with It, iracturing th skull. Ho also assaulted the wi! stick, cuttiug her head 10 @ shocking manner, Charles was arrested on two charges of felonious assault, and Wuliam tor streot ighting. Thomas was very ill yes torday, and there 1s some doubt of bia recovery, AN AMAZONIAN ASSAULT, Coroner Simms, of Brooklyn, was summoned yes- terday to take the ante-mortem statement of Mra, Jano Kolly, fifty yeara: of. age, residing at No. 66 Jay .| street, Mra, Kelly is suffering from @ severe wound ‘on tho head, which, it is alleged, she recenved at tho hands of Kilen Morrisey, u noighbor, on Saturday night lait ‘The alloged ussuilant has been id under ar Bs VERDICTS OF SEL¥-DESTRUCTION. Leopold Puetasch, a laborer, hanged himself at No, 536 Sixth street, on October 15, while in an intoxicated condition. A Coroner’s jury yesterday rendered a verdict of suicide in the case. A similar verdict was found iu the case of Joseph Fritzch, » sailor, who ended bis fe in the same manner at No, 43 West etree, CASUALTIES. A child named Philip Max Herdt, of No, 160 Fulton avenue, died yesterday {rom the effects of a fall trom ababy coach on tho 17th inst. Cornelius Mulder, two years of age, was burned by his clothes catching fro on the 17th inst. On Thurs duy evening he died at No, 144 Thompson streot, A collision took piave yesterday morning between Greenpoint car No, 202 and the coke wagon of ‘nard Caragur, of Ne. 296 Gold streot, ation at tno corner of Division street and Myrtiv avenue. The con- Gussion was #o grout that Curagar was thrown to the ground, having one of bis ribs fractured and being severely injared otherwise. CORONERS’ CASKS, A Coroner’s Jary yesterday returned # verdict of accidental death in the foliowipg cases :— Frank Mullion, who, on Octovor 11, fell from bis truck, on the cornor of 184th street rhird avenue, aud was 60 severly injared that he died the following day. John Hughes, who was run down by the Hoboken ferryboat Huckengack, on the 12th inst, while rowing in askill at she loot of Barciay street, Frank Roso, who on the game day fell trom a wine dow on the upper story of No. 85 Thompson street, James Itboll, who fell from the platiorin of the Ele- corner of Houston and Groen- ind was instantly killed, Shepherd, ao child, who was burned tu house of hor nts, ab 165th serect and Elton avenue, by tho covering of the bed she was asleep in catching fire. " WANIED AT HOME, LIST OF PERSONS REPORTED AT POLICE HEAD- QUARTERS AS MISSING. The total number of porsons reported at Police Headquartors during the month of Octovor to date as missing 1s thirty-one, Of these ten have been “ound”? or returned home, leaving twenty-one atill to be hourd froto, It is the opinion of the police authori- ties that %a large number of the still missing ones aro “missing” deliberately for private reasons, and that many of them are boys running away {rom ‘home apd school, The following 18 a cowplete list of those still missing:— ‘Ootoeer 2—Patrick McKenver, aged eighteen years, of No. 608 Wost Twenty-eigbth street. October 4—Edward ¥. dy, aged sixteon years, of Brookiyo October 5,—James Fraine, agod twenty-eight yoars, of No, 308 Fourth stroet, Brooklyn, E. D. Octover 6,—Thomas Hammond, aged tourteen yeara, of No, 424 Sixty avenue. October 9.—Michael Riordan, aged vot No, 825 Peari street. wber 10.—Alexander Quian, aged sixteen years, 317 Broome street, tober 10.—Alice Niklewicz, aged twenty-nine years, of Sing Sing, N. Y, ‘ October 12.—EKlizavoth Fox, aged forty-six years, of No, 8 Jones siceet, vuer 13—David Olmatead, aged five years, of No, 215 West Nineteenth street, October 15.—James Garey, aged thirty-two yoars, of No, 286 Spring street. October 15,—Waiter H, Meade, aged sixteen years, of No, 6% South Commerce street, Lynn, Mass. Gcvover 17-—H'rank Irwin, agod eight yours, of No, GL Park «treet. October 17.—Hermaun Faroret, aged twenty-live years, of No, 151 Thompeon street, October 17,—Alice Scbunds, aged forty years, of No, 862 Gardon street, Hobokea, N. J. ‘Uctober 18 —Jobn O'Lougnlin, aged ten yoars, of No. 432 Pear! street. ber 18. —John Scully, aged twenty-olght years, . 240 Prout street, Brookiyy. October 13.—Wiiliam Marson, aged thirty-three of No, 15 West Third street, —homas Murphy, aged twenty-two 307 West Thirteensb street ober 19,—Mary Ktedman, agod seventeen years, of No, 70 Tullman street, brooklyn. MUNICIPAL NOTES. ‘The Tweed investigation will be resumed at the City Hall ot eloven o'clock this morning. . It was again ramored yestorday that Mayor Kly would send in names for the vacant Police and Park Commissioverships to the Bonrd of Aldormen on Tues- day next. Awermen Kerr and Ferguson and Councilman Mauer, of Portlund, N, B., called at the Mayor's office yestorday. «hey visis New York for the purpose of examining our reformatory institutions and abattoir syswen. ‘The tax books for real estate owners in this city will sovonty-six, ye : | be opened on Lucaday nox, KINGS COUNTY MILK DEALERS. Tho milk dealers of Kings county bi formed a protective union under the title of the Kings County Milk Dealers’ Organization, the meeting of which fora Permanent association took place yesterday afternoon, at Turn Hall, No, 78 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. lt was stated that the meeting was called not only tor the purpose of abolishing rainous competition In the trade, bat to decide on the general condition of the trade in Brooklyn and to devermine whether the price of milk should be advanced, In the course vf a debate, par- Ucipated in by ail the members, a very commendable spirit was Manifested to discountenance, as {ar as poasl- ble, the sule of all swill or adulterated milk, and a resolution was carried, recommendiag the Board of Health to appoint a committee of tree for the pur- pose of suppressing the traffic. The next point considered was the retail price to be charged tor milk, Ou this there did not sevin to be & Very great diversity of opinion, and in the subsequent proceedings th ‘wus raised to ten conts a quart, be advance to take effsct after the Ist day of Novem- ‘A motion to the following effect was, alter some de- Date, carried:—No morber of the Kings County ‘ic Dealers’ Organization shall sell less thao forty quarts of milk te pedler who sells milk without a horse and wagon’? THE ADVANCE 1X MILK. “Why ts thig udvance to ten cents per quart in the price of milk made?’ u reporter usked of Mr. Cornell, the treasurer of the organization. “Because we expect the farmers to advauce the price on us as the winter comes on.”” . 4 prices do the farmers now get”? “Well,” hesitatingly, “sx cents.” “Could you not afford to soll at loss than ten cents?” “No; thore’s no prodt in it,” . “How about the forty quart business and not selling to others than those who own borses and wagons?” “That is to affoet tho boy and women pediers who bay a fow quarts apd run around and sell it, making more protit than we do, who have capital Invested, taxes and rent to pay.’* BUSINESS TROUBLES, Register Dayton has received a warrant in jnvolun- tary bankruptcy against George E. White, dealor ia fertilizers, at No. 159 Front sireet, who has been adju- dicated a bankrupt ou tho petition of his creditors, and a meoting of creditors haseen set down for No- vember 23 to prove debis and elect an assignee in bank- ruptey., His liabilitios uro estimated at about $80,000, but tne value of the assets hus not been ascertained, Six creditors unite in tho petition, the largest boing the United States government, which has a claim for balance due on account of transportation bonds, and forwhich judgment bas been obtained. ‘Tho original amount of the bonds was $52,184 29 cents gold, which nas beon reaucod by the payment of $26,000 to $26,184 29, tho latter boing the amount of the government claim, exclusive of interest, The claims of the other petition- are as follows:—Georgo Ricardo, Sylvester L, Woodhouse, $679 20; Louisa W. Ginterinan, $579 20; Edward Clark, $277 84; Jono H. Boynton, $275 71. Acmooting of the creditors of Charles W. West, of No, 35 Broudway, the agont of the Pucific Steam Navi- gation Company, was bela yesterday at tho oflice of egiater Little, for tho purpose of proviog debts uud electing an assignee in bankruptcy, The schedules presentod showed aggregate liabilities of $75,000, but of vils ammount claims for only $1,070 11 were proved, as follows:—William P, Arnoid, $670 11; Benjamin Spencer & Co., $500, Mr. George W. Thatcher was elected assignee in bankruptcy. The creditors of George W, Crosa, vapor dealer, met atthe office of Register Litue yesterday uud elected John K. Pardy assigneo in bankruptcy, His tiabilitica aggregate $45,000, but oely one cluim for $875 42 was proved by Joseph W. Clinch. Ju the matter of the application of Loa!s Drucker for bis discharge {rom bankruptcy, belore Regiwtea Dwight, nO credivors appoared in opposition to bis discharge and bis application wil be granted, Frederick Lewis bas been uppointed receiver in the matter of Charles Devlin vs the ostute of Johu L. Brown, ma suit brought to recover $36,000, An tn- Junction hag been Issued restraining Mr. Waterbury from paying o' to the executors of the catate tho preceses of a $60,000 claim aguinst the city, cluimed yy Mr. Doviin to velong to the Brown éstute, and Judge Donohue appointed Mr. Lowis receiver ot this fund against the city, Franklin Alien, a grandson of, tho late Commodore Vanuorbilt, who hag been in bankrapwwy for several mouths, before Register Littlo, was discharged yester- day. He owed $80,000, und his creditors did not re- cvive accent, The opposition, reprosented by G. P. Androws, G, L. Hastings, H. Speliman and Sterling & Waldron, has beon long continued, owing to tho bank- pt’s counection and prospective wealth, out nis jtorney, Mr. Theodore C, Leeds, succoedod in gaining every point and securing his discharge ‘The assignment of Churles Kautwan, for the benefit of his creditors, which was published 1n the Hxaarp on October 14, does not refer to Charles Kautmann, importur, of Nos, 75 and 77 Duane strect, but to Charles Kautwan, wholesale butcher, of No. 616 Wost Fortieth street, the particulars of which were pubiisbed in the Lsravy on Ovtuver 17. PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOES, Nearly all the refined petroleum that is sold either in this or other markets 1s controllea by @ hugo mo- nopoly, and the limited number of refluers have beon badgered to such an extent that they bave oithor teon commpelied to sell out or bo crusved, Some interest was created yesterday among the operators in oil in consequence of tho transfer and sale of the Empire Oil 'Transportution Line to tho Pounsylvania Railroad Company. Numbers of tho oil+men state that the Ponnayivania Ratlroad Company aliowod drawbacks to this riicular olf company not accorded to othera The aggrieved parties have protested to the managers of the company wad ap- pointed a commitice to proceed to Philadelphia tor the purpose of effecting some arrangoment waich will place all the oii operators on an equal footing. Tne churge 18 made that the sallroud officials ure stock- holdors in the thovopoly ining corporation and in- clined to favor thom uccordingly. ‘The grain trade held a meoting yesterday afternoon, at which some of the rules were materially umended, Rule 5, as 1 operation from to-day, provides that “on sales of gradod grain the tondor of clovator receipts of the gr sold, having a treo dehvery afloat, shail constitute a delivery of the grain as between sell and buyers (except on the last day of each month o} time coutracts) on the same terms which govern the dolivered under railroad guaranteed certilicul but in uddition to the lay days uflout, as provided in rule 6 ot ‘rules of the raiiroud companies for graded grain at the port of Now York,’ buyer shail be en- titled to the day of tender, and in addition thereto to apy unexpired portion of 4 terin of stor Rule 24, section 3, provides that ‘deliveries on sales of cagh grain on the ufternoon cail shall be made belore three o'clock P. M. of the same day.” Hereafter the alternoou call for the grain trade will bo made 1m the committee rooms, No, 83 Poarl street, REAL ESTATE, ‘The saies onthe Exchange yestorday were as fol lows:— 8 M. OAKLEY & CO. ward D. Gale, retozee—of the 0, with lot Foreclosure sale: three story brick hou 2, Nu, 113 Wost 22d ot., u, 6,168 It w. of Oth av., te J.C. Oscar, for., bY W, 0, liovrMaN. Foreclosure salo—Edward 8. Dakin, reforoo—of two Jots, ouch 16,8x100.11, u, 4. of Ieiet 104th at,, 250 ft, &. of 4th av. 5 alsou ono Lot, 16.8x100,11, u. 6 of Eust 104th st., 300 ft. 0. of 4th av., to” W. Pocebum, pluintalt, fer... ferve—ot t five-story , with jeune of lot 25x108.3, ast 18th a6., 8. 6. 3441 0. of ‘Tot av. : Astor lease, cuted April 7, 1909, to Morrits Tremblo, plaiutitt és BY SCOTT AND MYERS. Foreclosure salo—B, KE. McCatlerty, retoree—of throe lots, onch 25x0.11, on the s,s. of West 127th at, 175 ft, W. of 6tb av., to Mary HH, Drake, platotid. ‘Total soles for the day. East 10th st. (No. $07); Mary Hasselbach and bux band to Herman Spahu... . W. corner of 1U8d 60x150; same bo si Sth av. 6 w. corner Sherman av., pv. w. corner Academy at, 100x100; Loan ay at! to George F, Porduat 25x02 2: A. 2,500 Fatemo G. Min a Nom. Fairmount Laura A. Klugh, Nom. 78th wh. me s., 104 Keys und wife to oree) to D, L. Kinstein MONTGACES, Brown, J. O. nnd husband, to G. G. Haven, Sthav, Ly Anthoay sud witd, so Union 7 ay. 0, 4 at., 0. of Bd ave; Lye Lunby, Matrick and wits, Ath ward); 3 omnes... . Pierre to Willian A. Bloodgood, n. 6. of 26un Ht, 6, Of BLU AV. ; 1 YORE, c++ ° Wick, Jacob, Jr, to H, Wiouor, Je. 0 9 of W. Of Lat ave 5 [ FINANCIAL AND. CONMERCLAL The Stock Market Fairly Active and Strong Until the Close. GOLD 102 8-4 A 102 7-8. Government Bonds Weak, States Dull and Railroads General'y Strong. Money on Call Easy at 7 Por Cent, with Ex. ecptional Loans at 4 a 6 Per Coat, Wart Stuer, Faipar, Oct, 19-6 ¥. sn} ; The depressed state jnto which the markot had veon) plunged by extensive sales for account of # portion of, the bull clique having been partially recovered, irom, by a suddon start up in prices yesterday, was nearly, blotted out by a further advance this morning. Nearly everything benefited thereby except the beara’, pockets, which naturally shrunk buck to tke chronic, state of collapse which has been thelr condition for’ the last three months, Alter the Orst hour, however, matters steadied down to a stato of dull firmness which dwarfed transactions aud kept prices within the limits of unimportan® fluctuations. Daring tho lust hour something of a slip occurred all through the list, as though the upward grade bad turoed out to be heavier than had been lookod for and there was not steam enough on to surmount tt, ‘The defection of such ex. pert stokers as Cammack, Osborn and others of thut ilk was seriously felt for the first time, and the specu. lative engine gasped inoffectually for want of proper daring. Necessarily prices slipped back and the whole market closed fractionally off from best Mgures com- Paratively woak. It ig quite natural that it should so close, for & moment’s rofiection will cunvince the ob- sorver that the late realizations have exhausted a pro- portionate amount of stamma from the bulls, The free exhibition of shares by the realizing partioe threatencd disaster, und, as a matter of selt-preservation, compelled support, from the, Tump of the bull clique There were fow shorta to second thotr efforts and no public whatever, 80 some 50,000 abares havo fouud their way into the “pow”? as an additioual load to be carriod ov a dimin- ished supply of capital and credit. An impression prevails that some of the cheaper stocks will acoord- ingly be choaen for a rigo, as being not only influential in sustaining the market, but easy to handle, ‘The treely circulated advice to buy Ohios, Erie aud Wabash, which was to be had gratis today, lends color to the suppo- sition and may be worth taking, As regards Krie,. much confidence 1 expressed tn its reaching higher figures on the possibility rather than the probability that the English stockholdera will muke thomecives sufliciently strong to rolieve the road of a recoiver and prove that tho earnings are suilicient to pay current interest on bonds ag well as the running ex-) penses, which created such a breeze at tho meeting yester: >) ‘was ropewed in @ somewhat xephyrous way at t voard to-day. A ptominent stockholder, who was un- quostionably right in tho position which be assumod at the meeting, but torgotting this morning thas “thrice 1s he armed who hath his quarrel just,” ex- hibited an unnecessary addition to his arsenal asa warning to Gould and his myrmidons, should the lak ter threaten to convert a fivancial disagreement into a physical assault, After board hours some further legisiation was attempted on the eternal subject of commission law. Some five hundred members =” more have petitioned the Governing Committee fo: lv further change in the rates, but shis /% tute , body has quietly given them the jv by and tabled the communication. A vory mir indignation was exhibited at the mooting, most ot those present recognizing the fact that the difficulty Jay, not in the rates of commiszion, but in tho doart! of business, With 1,060 members clamoring for La amount of trade bardiy adequate for 500, it will be found pretty diffleult to legislate for a satisfactory roe sult, Auy dog fancier, in the language of the Fennel, would express the difficulty as arising from the fact that “shere are too many pups for the teats,’’ OPkNING PRICES. The opening pricos were ag follows:—Gold, 102% 5 Western Union, 734; Lake Shore, 69% ; New York Cen tral, 1073{; Rock Island, 102%¢; Michigan Central, 67; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 61}¢; Delaware and Hudson, 43; Morris and Essex, 16%; Erle, 13%; Obios, 10%; Wabasd, 16%; St Paul, 8834; do, preterred, 6954 ; Norihwostora, 39% ; do. preferred, 6534 ; Pacific Mail, 24; Iliinois Contral, 7734; Hannibal and St Joseph, 113%; do, preferred, 23%; Quick- silver preferred, 34};; C., C., C. and I,, 44; Pittaburg, 81; Chicago and Alton, 80; do, preforred, 108; Yor’ Wayne, 9L CLOSING QUOTATIONS, ‘The closing quotations at threo P, M, were:— i bid, Asked, 107% Ilinois Centrat 73 78 145" Union Pueitic.. 6636 — 66! 4 GC&IC... ah 60% «OU H&St Joseph, 11% 11 y 3 16) 17 H& StJoveph pf 24 24) Northwost...... 9lg — BOSg 1 103 Northwest pf... 053¢ 66 130 Roek Island...10z%, ¥02, TBM Fort Wayne... 90 on i 20 M4 St Poul... 37 37 cl iG 28% Me Se raul pf. 69% OY nicksilve dy 19g Pittsbare. 81 Quicksilver pf. 353% 8758 D. Ld Westera 5196 51% Adums Express 07 =O) NJ Central... 1635 1744 Wotls-Fargo a4 Bo: D & Hud Canai 42’ 4354 Am Express 6a! Morris & kasox, 76: 76% US Express... “ Mich Contral.. 663, 68g wiGuKsT AND LOWEST, ‘The following wore the highost and lowest prices of stocks, to-day — Highest, Lowest Chicago and Northwestern. ao 89 Chicago and North westera_pretor 65: Curcago, Rock Island and Pacific 102 Col. Contral, Chicago and Indiu 4 Cleve., Col,’ Cin, and Iodsanapoli “4 4g Cievelund and Pittsburg.. 81 8035 Delaware, Lackawanna and Westero... 523% 60% Delaware and Hudsoo Canal 43 Erie, Ch PRS 135% Hanuibal and St. Josep! oe il Hannibal and St. Joseph protorred, 23% Dhnois Central, T1% Lake Shore..,.....+ 60% Michigan Central, 65 Morris and Essex. 1 Milwaukee and St. Paul. + B36 37 Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred...... 70 69 New York Contral.. 108% 107% Obio and Mississippi... 11K 10% Pacific Mail. .. 233g Pittsburg an « OF Quicksilvor. +e F Totedo, Wabash and W Western Union Telograp! THK MONKY ManKér, Toe regular figure for call loans to-day was 7 per dent, ‘on call beng quoted at Gu 7, with a fall ws = pdepe js belore the close, The following ‘wero the rat hange on New York at tho und or- mentioned cities to-day :—Savannab, buying %, scll- ing 34; Chariogton, ousior, 3 a 5-16 discount, 3 a ¢ disvount; Cincinnati firmer, buying 60 discount a par, selling 50 4 100 promium; St Louis, $y discoun! Orleans, commercial %, bank % discount; Chicago, 25 discount a par, sales at par, and Milwaukee 50 dis eount. Foreign exchange was quict at 4.800 480s¢ for bankers’ sixty days’ Dilla, and 4.86 a 48534 for de- mand, ‘THH GOLD MARKET, Gold openod at 102% and closed at 102%, all the sales of the day having beon atthese fgures, The care rying rates wore 1{,2and1 per cont Loans word also made flat and at 1 per cent for borrowii GOLD CLEARINGS AT THK NATIONAL BANK OF Tit@ STATE ov NKW YoRK Gold balances, $883,885 Currency balances, , +. 911,108 Guid clearances... + 16,217,000 ‘CLEARING HOUS® STATEMENT, Curroncy exchanges. +0 $80,811,512 Currency balances, 9,407,130 6,857, 736 1,187,567 GOVERNMENT BONDA, Government bonds were somewhat woaker to-day, but closed steady ut the folio: quotations:—United States curroney sixes, 120% ; do, alxes, 181, rogisterod, 109% @ 110; do, do., do,, coupon, 11054 8 130% ; do, do, 1865, new, registered, 106g a 105%; ; do. do., do., cou- pon, 1053¢ @ 105%; do, do., 1867, rogisterod, 107% 8 107% ;40, da, do,, coapon, 107% & 107% ; do. da, 1868 [CONTINUED ON NINTH PaGkJ ‘The Hannibal and 8t, Joseph finy. * ————