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np. at s,ss o.. dull and dropping asss roi Unclaimed

nps At 61a6 o,s dull and dropping nei1c Pot Unclaimed
Lard unchanged -. GA.
Bay Primes Choice Pork stsnoed At ~
demand SIC lneor Ole for Commcn dte M
Fair sold for Fair Fermenng
for Prime Permentng Other articles unchanged
March 29ouf steady and uuehanged sales w ees az
Spring; rs for Amber Wnteri yin 80 iof
White Winter ell for Double Extra Wheat trm sales enc car
prime White Canada sac White State at = 70 Corr
dull; Westerns Sc for STATE Corn Meal
81 Boted 81 Is for Unboed cwt Med unchangea
shorts s2l ShpuIs s22; Mding S2J toa Railroad feghu
Flour philadelphia 0Oc 10 Boston 10 70 Ne"ioiA o"' "
ALBANY. SIC ~ nj.
PHADKIPHI March sciye for high grade Extra Family
grades Superhne "a 7d SIS 5O Extras 800 state ONO
Family SO 5Od 80 So Wheat quiet and seaf
steady active; yellow 6Oc Oats dull White 4sG
Seeds unchanged Petroleum qnlet
steady Refined March 9idl9c for April 9 G5ic of
3ic Groceries unchanged WHISKY STEADY az VIC
Spring at 81 81; No. Pail 81 o. Corn ~ iaT ue
maud and higher for No. Mixed at East ST. Louis on
track Oats frm fair demand at use for No at bast 81
Louis track Barley quet only sample lots SOLD rye
and IN fair demand at C9 Tor Whisky dull at SIC in small lots
Porkin improved densnd At R5 spot DRY sao
0mshA Bacon hrp sales oil Gear
seller August Lard Cat Hogs higher 30 Cat-salss Of
White So D - 25 gHstye COwsnd Heier go - i
Stockers $685. Steers, 81 T5d So heep
1000 bbs Flour 10000 bush Wheat 5000 bushCon OO 0usn'
Oats and 900 bush. Barley.
declining; White Michigan, 81 780$l 49, Amber michigan
seller April 81 MayI$l 69 June 81 i No Red 81 10 No.
spot 81 90 April 81 &C; No do 81 So Corn du ana
declining; High Med 39o May Atc; Low Mixed 1871 d39sc
White 4c grade, 38c Oats shade higher michigan Sc
Clover Seed 81 Mammoth, Sc Reeelpts-lo bes Flour @
bush Whe2t 49, bush Corr, 5000 bush Oats ShfmenEo
Wheat IS OOC bush Corn 5000 bnsh Oats
WILMINGTON March 29Spnts Tupeutne dali no sales reported
delivered Crude Iurpnine quiet al
for Hard and - for Yellow Dip and Virgin Tar quiet al % o.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEvORLElSs March 29Coou srm Good Ordinary. lele Low
Mddngs lsc; Mddlngs lsc net receipts 1873 bsles gross 800
bales Great Britain 100 bales coaswse baes sales
1900 bales last evening 400 bales stock 25lO' bales
PHILADELPHIA. March 29-COton quiet Midd1ngs' 1870
LOUISVILLE 25-COon steady Mddngs lBlc receipts,
737 bales; shipments 800 bales
NoRFoIK March 29-Cotton steady; Mdngs l7i;
s31 bales eGpOs-cOssiwe 2OSS basi sales % bales
sock, 6 as bales
GALvKsros 29Cotou firm; TEXAS Ordinary lS TEXAS
Strict Good Ordinary 66l6ic net receipts as hasi sales O
bales; stock 63 .l9l bales
MOBILE March @COttOn seve armer hiddings l8lalelci
Good Ordinary l7l0se net receipts 79 bales erporcOastwse
"a baesi sales 200 baes stock. q, OBS bales Ss4
LOUIS March 29CottOn Que Mdpgs $50 lSc receipts,
$40 bales; shipments az bales
MEMPHIS March 29Coton firm; Good Ordinary l6ld6lc Low
Mdngs ia d8c; Mddlng, l9c receipts 1883 bales shipments
lO54 bales; stock, 48.448 bales.
BosToN 29-Coon quiet and steady Mddngs lc net
receipts bs 2J baes 10 Great Britain 29 bales
sales 400 bales: stock, 1900 bales
March 29COtOn steady; Mddung l8!c receipts 2l5
bales; sales. 178 bales
CHARLKsToS March 29-Coton dul Mddnrs lc receipts
81 bales eIposcoAsESe 27S ba sales 100 bales STOCK zO
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday. March 20, 1873.

NETWORK, Saturday, March 20 1873.
According to the natural order Of events,
the horse trade as usual about this time or tho year.
should exhibit more than ordinary degree of activity
The week thus drawn to close, although more salts
factory one than Its predecessor has created neither an
unusual demand nor developed any especially note
worthy feature. Indictment weather and strugency In
money were the main drawbacks upon the duly antic
pated in the general horse market Ms 70
prices work horses remained firm and UNCHANGED, WINE
the asking for pleasure stock appear IIeluGpy ~
have no DINER basis than the individual necessities VI
the owner and net unfrequenty the presunel wan. VI
competent Judgment on the part OF the "ouiu0o pun
chaser. 4. L..,. ti,b
Matched spans of carriage horses, over 10 hanus hg
ranged from 81 2OOto $1,000 the latter hgnres Deng PS
have thus far been sold outside OF those disposed OF az
Messrs Barker "a Chases City Auction MARI anu "A H.
Gen Wadsworth, out OF a Harkaway mare, warranted
nhe owner of Harry Bassett for SLIGO Sales effected
this day at the above auction mart as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoS March 29-l3O mConsos opened at 91 for money
anc United States FyeIwenty bonds 1905 old ~;
l7s Ten-Pores s9l New Fves Erie Railway shares 81
LIVER POOL March s9-ll;3O a motion opened hm hddlpg
% bds. 81 agsd.; Middling Orleans Die
LoSDos March 29l:3O p H-COuSo aud American Securities
closed unchanged.
LIvsKroOI March 2el:3o mcOti9n closed frm The sales
Of he day bales including 1000 for speculation and
etpon Of 1000 bales Ameresn sales Of Cotton
ppe from Charleston February and March at It'd
o ports aud April at 93d from New Orleans Feb
uary March Sd March and April 7l6d Breadsuas are
quiet erce for New Mesa Cumberland Cut Bacon J9
- cwt Lard. 1916 p Pork, 63 u Dbl for New.
LoNDoN March 2TsloW 4J6a4J9 q cWt Refined Petroleum,
lsJal6l gallon
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financial.
DROPOSALSt FOR sSOO.OOO STOOLS {

DROPOSALSf FOR 100000 STOCKS OF
THB CITY OF EBWY0RK-Sesed proposals will be received
as the Comptroers THURSDAY APRIL . 1879 at 2
NJ when the will be publicly opened for the whole
any part Of the Of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
or STOCKS Of the City OF New-York, TO Wit;
Additional New Croton AQueduct Stock authorized by 49, -
Chapter 49, Laws Of 1910 payable August 1900 900
Croton Water Main Stock. authorized by Chapter 5gj.
Of 1872 payable Nov 1900 900
will bear the rate Of
payable lst day Of May and November IN each
proposals will the amount Of Stocks desired and the
dollars whose
will required deposit with the Comptroller the
respectively together with premiums
par Of the awarded to bearing interest from the
dates Of payment -
Bach proposal scaled and Endorsed Proposals for Stocks
Of the CITY NewIO aud ncod second envelope addressed
to the Comptroller.
The night reserved the part OF the Comptroller 70 reject
all the bids IT, in his Judgment the interest Of the Corporation
reouire it. ANDREW " GREEN Comptroller
City EesYor Department Of Finance COmptrOler Oee March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-31

SUGARS-Tbe inactive for Raw Sugars but prices
steady Pair Good Refining $685. No ~ box &C. Cennf
lat Sal bids t4Be for Moaes Su
gsrs private Refined iallie for iards
steady; sales Of 25U tc, 10 arrive in May al
Ole snd2 tcs. May, SIC.
sREDS-CIoyer quiet steady s for Prime Timothy dull
and nomiua AZ - IS
at l5l6e with sales Of 5OU 10 Common al
Sic l5H hhis. City private terms
WHISKY loser md dull: sales Of $50 bbls. t9ic
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PprEIprS nE PRnnIrCR

North JiireT YeSsf ana Rdtrodds
MtRcH 293 pkgs BeeswsI 1874 bales Cotton, 70 pkgs Dried
Frut bbls Eggs 70l b0ls Flour, lO0o bush Wheat H90
kush Corn 1850 bush. Malt $500 bush Barley l3
Is bags Farseed IS hbs Beans 900 bush Peas M
Ola Hides 80 bales Hides 1900 SIDES
Leather 74 pkg pigs Beef 1893 pkgs Cut Meats 28
pkgA 90 5i pigs Butter o4o Pkgs Cheese ~
al Peanuts zS boxes Starch 81 hhs Tobacco
LIS boIes &c, Tobacco bills Whisky 10 bales WOOL
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INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway
Z Per Cent Convertible
GOLD BONDS,
SECURED BY A
First Mortgage on its Extension.

The Of this Road including the Extension go miles and is
COMPLETED except short distance Of eghave miles beseen
Havana, the Illinois River, and the Mississippi
part the line 2 miles, from indianapolis 10 Pen has been
successful operation years and RECOGNIZED AS ONE
OF THREMosT IMPORTANT ROADS COMING INTO THE CITY
OF INDIANAPOLIS. It's earnings than sufficient to
pay issued the Company AND IrSRBCBPTS
FOR 1871 WE'RE MORE THAN $685. GREATER THAN IN
THE PREVIOUS YEAR
BoDds possess unusual strength and recommend them for
the following
1. The Road is already earning more than operat'
ing expenses md interest.
2. The unfinished portion OF the line will be COM
peted within n few months, and the entire rOud has
an Immense business Immediately tributary 10 IT,
EARNINGS FOR LAST THREE MONTHS OF 1872
WE'RE AT THE RATE or S7,227 PER MILE per
annum, and must reach $4,000 per mile within two
years, and continue progressive.
3. The effect of such upon the market value
Of the capital stock OF the road, well ns upon Its
convertible bonds, Is obvions.
A. The SECURITY Is COMPLETE.
3. The anagement OF the road is acknowledged TO
be SUPERIOR, and there be no possibility of any
default In interest pm yments.
The SEVEN PER CENT GOLD $1,000 each convertible
at option holder and be registered without charge Pnoe
30 interest 10 currency Coupons January and july l.
free oftaI
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT RRST MARKET RATES.
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A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD


N CoMPASY-The quarterly DIVIDEND Of ONE AND QUAR-.
TER PBR CENT the Capital STOCK Of the Pacific Railroad o Ms
SOURI, will be pad the Offices q this Company In 81 LOUIS MO
record q April l. 1919 A. V. STOUT, Treasurer
Eewiork, March a. 1873
coupons of the following BONDS, due
" April 1879 will be paid and aer that date at our ONCE No.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD INCOME BONDS. .u
ST LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS -
DUBUQUE SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. M. X JhSuP Co
INTEREST on CITY ST0CKS.-The Interest
Bonds and County Of New fork due
May 1879 will be paid that by the Chamberlain at his once IN
the Courthouse The transfer books will be closed from March ~
trolers Ofce March H. 1879 ANDREW H. GREEN, Comptroller
TEENURERs OYHcE, BRrB RAILWAY Coz March 10 1873
NOT1CE.-The interest duo April 1. next, on
the Office Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN Co. No. u Sassa,st
W. p. SHBARMAN. Treasurer
CPECIAL NOTICE. = Commencing April /,
- 1919 the INTEREST the FIRST and SECOND MokTGhGE
BONDS Of the JBFFERsONyILLB MADISON AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD COMPANY M be pA the ONCE OF the tarmers Loan
AMI Trust Company Newiork GBO hcklbksAs secretary
OFFICE CHICAGO CANADA SoUrHERs RAILWAY Co..
No. Is Willam.st NEW YORK, March H. lSIJ
fNHE semi-annual interest, maturing April i,
the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the CHICAGO and
CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY viii be paid on and
he lSt pTOTmo at the Union Trust COMPANY OF heHor -
Broadway NJ. CoUhIhluhI, rrenleus
TIHE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON and
i WESTERN RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE COUPONS, due
April will he and aer that date the banking house OF
TURNER BROTHERS, u Nsssaust b. T. SMITH President
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SALES ELSEWHERE OF VALUABLE STOCK.
John w. COnley of Flushing sold HANDLE
tonian stallion for 5000 and the bay geldng Beppo to
w. H. Crawford flor another party In western Pennsy
yana) for $4,000 or Whereabouts Col. Il. West OF Ken
lucky, sold his brown M0lle Long. by Mam0rln0
Champion JOS Harker OF this city for $4,000 George
r. West OF Baltimore sold the young stallion john VII.
ams g. B. Waters price not given) Mr. f. Grimm OF
Middetown Conn, sold his twOyear old colt by Young
Bashaw out OF Belle OF New Haven, to " W. Bready OF
New-Jersey for 400. James Wadsworth OF chicago
sold hs four-year old brown stallion Lucknow To Col j.
H. Elliot az Princeton. H., for $500 j. G. Deyo OF
Jackson Mich. sold the chestnut mare Lady BAKE 70
Charles NJ Reed OF Erie, PENN. for 5000 Lazy blake
has record OF 229t John 5. Miller Of Woodford Co.,
Ky sold three year-od hly, by Blackwood. dam by
Mambrino Chief 10 John DAVIS OF Lexington KY, ior
$500 James HasbrOuck Of Aurora, Ill, sold bay stall
on years old, by Volunteer, dam by Hector Tor OOO
-lFrOm our exchanges.
The carriage trade Of the week has presented much
the same general features noted the previous week
Light wagons and heavy work in fair demand at the
wareroOms leading builders, but there Is very III
tie demand cheap grades OF work, except from the
south orders have been received from England, Aus
traa, West Indies, and the South American states
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Amusemcitis.

IL. ,, SRw-YOBK CIRCUS; ,ogRrg.
CARAVAN. AND
20 Il OGICAL hDb ~
THE GRANDEsr SHOW BNrBRPRIsE OF Ihh h"S'
COMBINING a 6HEAT AND BANBhDn,'"'
BRILLIANT TRIPLE CIRCUS TROUPE, - n.h.
and wonderful collection Of kephants Lions so.
Lions, Tigers Leopars Afre'u Jrses. Canes hpe. I,Sss
Birds, Monster serpoBs With Gsn1 Dwarf. Cassao sss
Bearied Woman AbnOs Living Skeletons. Risdoo snake I
Wild Sysnnaa Children, GssBows. uarty Of the sns" as. p
WILL OPEN AT 7o'elecL m.
MONDAY, MARCH 81.
on the bloch boundei By
MADISON nd FOURrh-AvRs.
TWENTY SIXTH TWENTY 81 yESTH-STS
ENTRANCE on FOURTH.AVB
hATINEBS EVERY AFTERNOON COMMENCING
TUESDAY. APRIL l.
EXHIBITIONS EVERY EVENING. - .
Doors open at anf7 Arenc performances At Q snf
ONB FIPrY CENT TICKET ADMITS 10 ALL THE SHOWS.
thilirel under years ljc.
A GRAND DBMONSrRhTIyB PARADE or 4. q. LRNr-s CIR.
Gus, MUSEUM, MEhAGkRtB Geological GArien Processioe
features will be given
THIS (AONDAY) MORNING MARCH g.
notable for the mahess Horses
Ponies sndt he magnilcence OF the aoce,soue4
THE PROCESSION
will from Twenty nth st. and Fourth at
and PASS 10 and through Msii,onaVe POVecond Eighth
Sevenh-ays Foyhrss. Sirthave Fourteenth 81
Thrave Canat up Broadway TO Pourieestht Fourth
Nk
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.To,,l.. 465l lo7s2ss 442se1O 24al 2l,ln 7O4,2e
rs Us 100 y9s7 s7ss3 2sOO64S aas7C77S
same time ast ~ ~, ,.o nc M, ON
Il3 s 84 1851 1851 2594aSO l62s'8Oo
BrrTER-Receuts for pkgS; . pkgsi
M bare Of stock quick morning al 4So and
there pote enough o 20 around We quote:
EsW 3d4s Low grade State Butter .23G3O
Finest OF Fab But Fresh hOu bUueri Booa
Creamery make. 4509O
dres rkin.. 40 as Low Far TO Good esetu
elsh tbs 500 Grease butter.'''''' S@'
Fair 70 good State dareS. ..S2dS5
CHKEsE-Recepts for the week. 1871 boxes exports 1881 Oo1esi
usrket quiet bat firm We quote:
F,pcv sts Pactores.... 6tdI7 Factories and Pm
Good Prime Fac vate Dar...... Is 9io
y- |
Fair 10 Good Dairies..... Is ais
quet and weak bot without de-
change 1910 for trS half Of April
sod Ig,e for M Ia Aldo 25 Naphha
Western and Ctr. Crude In bulk
quoted 9e spot future but transactions reported Az
Philadelphia prices entirely nominal 10 the ahseno OF business VIC
quote spot half April l9ic aud last bslf May l9ie
RCB-Tbe pretty fair inquiry and prices were hu e3D
for Rsngoou. and 8d9c for Carolina
SKINS-Goat dull and receipts are LIBERAL ano he SOCKS
and seeumusug; sales $50 bales Curseoa receipts 10 bales
iron TAmpco bales bales from Savanh
MeIean NevOans bales from London and y bales
Deer good demand and fresh receipts meet
with ready sale al sdsnsed quotations sales SGs refa '
Central Americas 1900 Porto Cabeo and 5000 70 eAs ana
Msarorcs receipts IS bales iom Poo Cabo lO9 bales from Para
Aspuwa bales from San Francisco l9sJ SKINS nom
Ciudad Bolivar, and q bales Teas, &c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-17

savings banks. time sgo ven TO tho public. bul
makes no recommendation Of subsidies TO steamship
lines for carrying the mails Tho Postmaster General
will soon issue order reducing tho registration fee
for domestic letters and packages TO eight oents The
law limits the charge 70 40 cents for each regis
uauons aud II was fixed by Postmaster.
Gen. Dennison ut the present rate OF 10 cents which
MI Creswe thinks 10 unnecessarily high, especially In
view OF the fact that the fee for registering letters or
packages sent through the malls to Europe Is eight cents
IL is believed the intended reduction will result In
large Increase OF the registration business. with
service
AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR HEADsr0NEs FOR ma
TIoNAL CEMETERIES
The Secretary of War decides that the
award OF contracts for furnishing beadsones for the
national cemeteries will be made as follows:
10 Easn D0hersy Of Wellington for the tno-u" and
Is g. b s Va N Mo,s.u s.as 70, 'S
csmstsd ne rSss aaHst Of The in'rn gave. ~ The
3Sss James o. wastnsten, for one.hrd Of The
Mana s sssa Sss. . s. Samuel stds
ekssst Iowa i oishe Who'll. nubsr q known grave.
the National Cemeenss white psbe slabs 20 o. 70 u sage OF
Cromwell Conn., 6Y the pnknosn" in the National Cemeteries H
cep 10 Vps vs marble, per sample IN the oaaftermasssf
'eAeTs 0me.. bloeii ~ Az ~AsssasAAAsse&Sssss>1t
Should any Of thesa bidders fall 70 give bonds within
the time specified in the bldg 81 these Contracts
Will be executed until further Instruction. "a the Law
requires all tho work be provided for. The work 10 TO
DO completed on or before May IS, 1875.
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PERSONAL.

The Duke de MontpeBsier and Francis H.,
King of Naples will pass the Winter st Cannes in the
south OF France
G.R. Ewing, British sculptor, has been
commissioned 20 execute colossal statue OF Burns Tor
the city a Glasgow.
President WEIGH of the Iowa State AgTicul-
tsl College has rendered his resignation, IN order 70
accept a position In Arkansas'
Mr.. Beresford Hope, popularity regarded as
the vealthiest commoner In England. has made pres
ant Of 5000 entom illogical specimens 70 the oord mu
scum.
The monument to Gen. Robert Z. Lee, now
Ia process Of construction in Virginia Will be
by reclining figure of the General enveloped In Dis
military cloak.
Wisconsin newspapers give credence 10
report that Gov G. wssbburn will leave that State AZ
the elose OF his official and 10 Mtnpespo
lis where his brother resides.
Atadjan Tiouria, the brother of the Khan OF
xhya ia on very good terms with the Russian officers,
and civilized and prncsly enough to enjoy European
v1ands and liquors, especially champagne
The Rev. Francis McDougai Of the Church
- England who was recently elected Canon OF the Ca
,sadrsl OF winchester s member OF the medical pro.
fessOO, having been 1oho" va WV "o'"A S"'ohe "
Surgeons since 1884
bismarck, while staying in Vienna, re-
nsyke6 ,oeulsry TO gentleman who expressed regret
h, Count Herbert the princes son, had not accomps
,a H. fsther 10 Vienna HERBERT Oh, have sent
bin Rome e fs sS s Is ssss q ~
Garibaldi wrote recently to friend In
England, "I am earnestly hoping iof 'hs
of tho Republic Ia France and IN epsip' ano a.
"a no reason 10 Despair In regard to either country 10
anita OF priests who would recall the times Of iorqne
sada Enxisnd BY the repression oil sisfei1 ~ Gus
bar. la soaalfed lila 10 gaivsrsAi sa"'o'"'
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BUSINESS PROSPECTS.

JAY COOKE a co. SETTLING WITH CREDITORS.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsy.I
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16-0n Friday Jay
Cooke and VIM. O. Morehead, were subpcnaed TO appeal
before Edwin Chase register In bankruptcy, for ex
animation yesterday, at The petitioung creditor
at whose instance the subpoena issued however be
fore the hour arrived settled with the purchase
OF the claim and therefore, examination took place
The Hon. VIM 8. Price. counsel for other petitonins
creditors who earnest In his endeavors have
the resident members Of the rm adjudcsed bsnkrupts
Wednesday last before Judge Cadwalader that
his clients longer pressing their claims, intmatine
that they too have boon settled with. An order Of the
Washington Court permitting the First National Bank
which creditor OF the firm to the amount of 100000
to sign OF settlement of october Is being
strenuously sought by those interested.
LARGE MEETING OF w0RKISGMEN IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, NQY. 16.-This afternoon
large mass meeting Of workingmen and women was
held at the Assembly RYai1ss e Discus he silva
tion. Addresses were made by Joseph Phillips, the
Chairman; the Rev. c. 7. Mccarthy. Mr.. Mcintosh,
and Mrs. French. who denounced the City Councils for
proyding work the destitute. Committee was
appointed to meet the Council Committee tomorrow.
Is SAID that 10000 people are out OF work In this city
,s@s. business LITIGATION AT PROVIDENCE
Providence, Nov. 15.--In the United States
Court In the case OF Lucinda James, ADMINISTRATIVE agt
the Atlantic De!aine Company. IN which decree mad
been former term Of the Court In favor OF
complainant che counsel for the complainant this morn
Ing moved ths Court for injunction against tue cor
porsti0n and the appointment receiver OF the prop
erty citation was ordered to issue returnsoe next
Tuesday.
PATERSON IN. j.. fABoRERs Nor NEGLECTED.
The committee appointed by the Board OF
Aldermen OF Paterson, N. j. with committee from the
Board OF Trsde OF the city to devise means for tine
relief Of un0mqoyed laborers, will meet tonight ana
report TO the Aldermen In relation to the measures
agreed on IL Is understood that the COMMITTEES will ad
yOcat0 the Issue OF $4,000 OF street Improvements
and will appeal TO the citizens to come forward ana SUD
scribe for them that funds be realized TO carry
on and furnish the means 70 pay
the s6orers Funds for immediate use Will be obtained
raised will applied to the improvement OF streets In
the city instead Of tho opening OF streets In the
urbs IL is proposed to begin by matchmaking Broad
Wsy and to give the property 10 to rein
busse the city for the outlay
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