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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

a special Meeting Of the Pickwick Quad.
rllle Social Club will be held on TUESDAY, FebrI,.
airy at half-past T. NJ, at Leeds's Iron Building
Ichoupitoulas street opposite st. Mary's Market.
BUSINESS OF the utmost importance will BIZ trans
acted. BY order of the President:
VIM. HEPPLER.
L. u APFFEL. secretary. ia3O 1t+
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Bacon, Pork and DRY Salt Meats.

-.
900 600 LBS Dry-salt Clear Rib and
-OO.OVV Clear SIDES,
100000 lbs Dry-salt SHOULDERS,
$4,000 = Dry-sat HAMS
so casks BACON Clear Sides
40 BACON Clear Rib Sides
40 BACON Shoulders
50 boxes Susar-cnred BREAKFAST BACON,
canvased and uncanvased
30 terces choice S. &. canvased HAMS
% choice s. {. uncanvased HAMS
200 choice Refined LARD-N. Schaefer
$50 bbls choice Refined LARD-N Schaetfer
100 half bbls choice Refined LARD-N Schaeffer
tO0 kegs choice Refined LARD-N Schaetfer
l0O uerces prime Steam LARD-Hy. Ames
800 bbls. standard MESS PORK
100 half bbls. choice PIG PORK
80 bbls RUMP PORK
''Uo packages Splced PIG FEET-kits, kegs and
half bbls.
. packages Western and Goshen BUTTER.
80 bbls PIG TONGUES.
In store and for sale by
BIRNES & BRO.
jazz 81 St Poydras street.
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A II prices reduced'at Pierson & Hews's. 10 and
II Camp street
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

To the Stockholders of the Lamm's Fireless
Engine Company formerly the Ammonia and Ther.
mo Specific Propelling Company Of America) New
Orleans, January ID, 1e75.-Notice is hereby given
that meeting of the stockholders will be held on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of February 1-7:5 at - Nj
at the office of the Company. Important business
will be submitted to them and a full attendance is
requested.
Further notice is hereby given to the stockholders
to present their Certificates of Stock within the
next thirty days from this date at the office of the
Company, No. 6 BarOnne street, for the purpose of
having certificates issued to them in place of
the present required by the amended charter. By
order of the Board. B. L. MILLAUDON,
ial1 Oaw I'd Secretary
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

The steamer W. F. Curtis, W. W. Cooley, mas
YER Il. Z. Cooley, clerk, came in yesterday from
nayou Macon and Upper Tensas with full trip,
and Notwithstanding the interference Of the
noters in driving off his contractor, Capt Cooley
vas enabled to discharge his boat before dark.
ooe leaves for the above rivers Tuesday at 5 p.
= Freight taken for Upper Tensas and Bayou
Aacon at Black River card rates.
Late Paris papers announce the marriage OF
.lss Alice Heine with the Marquis of Jumilhsc.
|aelr to the title of 'Duc de Richelieu." Miss
neine is native of this city, and the grand
Aughter OF our old and esteemed citizen AL
nonse Miltenberger, Esq.
SrAuB.-There would be the same propriety in
csklng New Yorker whether he knew OF Trinity
onrch, as to inquire Of resident here whether
Knew Staub, the popular news dealer of 60
anal street. People in search of latest period
IS and Northern papers drift there as natural
Is the old Mississippi winds on its way to the
= and, like the river, when they arrive there
ZONE lost in the broad expanse OF novelties.
'sl1ors from abroad can have the journals of
..1 own cities, fresh daily from the mails, and !
Ivy me luxury there, as it were, of an hour |
I'm their old friends.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills OF lading given to all stations on this
road for freight shipped per steamers &. T. Lee,
Pargoud and Natchez.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
NO tt III Common street.
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EDUCATION.
LOST-FOUND.

I OST-A Black and Tan DOG half breed will,
two scald spots OH the fore shoulder and white
streak on the breast answers to the name of DON
ilner will be rewarded by leaving him at % First
street. 80, -.
A Literal REWARD. - LOST A GOLD
- LEVER WATCH AND CHAIN on Wedncs.
dav 2Hh between 10 and II A. NJ A liberal reward
VIII DC pad and no questions asked bv returning the
SAM ,, az MOODY'S
jail TEAM Corner Canal and Royal streets
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Time Of Depart1re.-The NAH Train By the Crest
Jackson Railroad Route leaves tho Depot ct the foot
II CalliOpe street ct o'clock r. II, connecting With
III 1nst trains, North, East and West Pullnen PA
- Nnra - III fxnaYn ~ l
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nrcs Merlelns special inducements to piano
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SMITH BROS. L. co..

TEA-1EA.
5000 half chests of all grades of OOLONG, IAIPE.
RIAL. ENGLISH BREAKFAST, JAPAN, GUN.
POWDER, Etc.
The above TEAS were purchased previous to the
recent large advance in price and we are prepared to
supply the trade at lower figures than they can be
procured at in any of the Eastern markets ia3l 81
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

Provisions. Provisions.
500 BBLs. CHOICE NEW MESS PORK.
800 GOO lbs. DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS,
100 casks New BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
100 bbls. Extra Prime and Rump PORK
800 boxes STAR CANDLES, 49, 5s Us, Is and S.
500 bbls Family FLOUR.
200 kegs and tierces Leaf LARD
100 bills WHISKY, Bourbon, Rye and Rectifed.
For sale by
II. BIDWELL e. co.
1a5l st Sc Magazine street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-An Al brown MARE: works single
IL or double and saddle also: six wears old this
spring Guaranteed without blemsh very stylish
and trots well. Also Buggy and Harness. as GOOD
as new Inquire at Markey stables corner Common
ana Claiborne streets. i2g If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-31

The Conservative Committee Appointed to
attend to the Investigations Of the Congressional
Committee have established their headquarters AT No
142 Canal street. Persons having information or data
which will assist the Committee in their abo,s will
please send or leave the same with the Secretary
T. c. ZACHARIE,
Chairman of Committee
F. Y. BARBOT. Secretary iao3 If
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Preaching Mt CarOndeIet Street Methodist
Church, between Laay ette and Girod streets by be
Rev. JOHN MATTHEWS, Pastor every SUNDAY AT
II A. NJ and 2. NJ. Seats free and all are invited
ia24 4tSu
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DOR SALE-That fine and we'll known Vicksbure
L and Bend packet Steamboat KATIE now about
four years old, i'll good running condition ready to
engage i'll business. We will receive sealed proposals
for her purchase up TO the 18th Of February $50.
One half of purchase price must be in cash and the
balance Well secured If she is not sold by that time
will offer her public auction at II NJ. SATURDAY.
the Goth Of February, ls.5 in the Rotunda OF the St.
Charles Hotel in the city of New Orleans. We re-
serve a right TO reject any and all proposals.
Address Lock Box SIS New Orleans Post Office
jazz tfe20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
BUFFALO A MANUFACTURING CENTER.

FACILITIES FOR CHEAP COAL--BANKING CAPITAL
THE IRON INTEREST.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUSE.l
BUFFALO March IA short time ago q
number OF capitalists here and few from iother parts
OF the State formed themselves into company and
bought OF land about Is miles square IN Mexican
County, Penn, which has IN 1t coal deposit This
poration under the title Of the Buffalo Coal Company.
has begun operations and is building railroad about 30
miles nlcngth from ts mines TO the Buffalo and Phla
delphia Railroad ITS terminus which IL about loo
miles from here over this road coal be shipped
this place sent east via the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad This short road will probably be completed
hy the Ist OF July. IL IL bitumlnous coal,
aud l. especially adapted TO the making Of gas.
The opening tins road II Is asserted. will bring down
the price % coal from - 80 10 tOna decrease OF 81
or 81 FROM what formerly charged This ought to
stimulate the growth OF new enterprises for Buffalo.
from its position Is an important distributing point.
The present capital OF the Company IA s50OOOO Com
modorc Vanderbilt. ns said Is very anxious that 1t
should 6e Increased by another million. which he will
asree 10 take himself and TO burn the coal all the
locomotives Of tho NewYork Central Railroad.
There T. much banking capital here. Besides IL State
and National banks there are four savings banks
one Of which has surplus OF ssoOoOO and the
10000 besides their premium on Government secur
ties Of which they hold large amount Their
deposit accounts respectively 5000 OO0 and 100000
The interest very strong one. there being four
blast furnaces and two extensive rolling mills Pratt &
90 have, besides a rolling mill and furnace VERY large
nai works The Union Iron Company have three fur
naces and a mill. than which there Ia only one lar
ger on the continent. The prospect OF tho grain
trade upou the reOpenng Of navigation looks quite
niuering. When thIs win be, Is an open ques-
ton rs there H. complete ire blockade at present
and some will DO required Tor the lake 30 be cleared
OF ne that has accumu ated. List season navga
lion opened about the 1st OF April out that oNcep
tionally early Meanwhile there Is an immense amount
OF Grain in the West awaiting shipment.
Work IL being carried on unOn the new City lllll,
when Il ASSUMING vast proportions and w not only
be an ornament TO The town. hut 6ll also supply want
ionp needed 1t is being constr or hight gay 6rAu
itr and will cost when npshe6, sl.5G)0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
THE CLAIMS OF CITY EMPLOYEES IN THE
COURTS.

James Cowan and William Finnigan, assist
ant clerks the Marine Court presented claims to the
Supervisors work in udexiDG
IN that Court. aud the claims wero duly allowed and
audited The claims not being paid, Cowan and FinDi
ciu each brought suit and recovered Judgment against
The cty the Court below holding the SUPERVISOR audit
conclusive On appeal, the General Term OF the Sa'
prone Court, judge DAVIS giving the opinion, reverse
tnc eut deciding mat the extra WOrk Was work
CONNECT II with u Official duties for winch they had
no leg Il claim for pay and that the Supervisors audit
does not aid thcm sce the supervisors are iOrOlddon
rs Atltuts go aulIt any except legal claims.
Dar.el Collins ObtaiEed Il judgment in supreme
Court. Circuit. against the CITY for his salary as
Light Assistant CLERK Of the Board OF Aldermen aud
The CITY took appea the general Term. The CITY
GAINED that Collin, officer whose Office was
created by the Common Council in January, 1870,
hi, an act Of expressly forbade them 10 create
new Offices. The plaintiff claimed he was not an ohcer,
ut ~ empoye. the Supreme Court General Term,
dg. Davis gyiag the opinion, holds tnat he was un-
1eGy officer but that the act OF 1869 was MOI in
tended TO pOLlbit the creation OF such new Office"
nu nat the Charter .! 1870 recogDz ID, andsO needed
.gizsf the existence Of that Office. Tue decision OF
L. Court below IL Affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
civil NOTEs

On the petition of 0'ustavus w. COnOvcT
1ndc Douohue granted -t OF habeas corpus. return
able to-day. for Br1eet Theresa M,Qnillan. The peti
tiaf cote out taaf 't.s MtQiian was servant In his
, ~ frcent coa,srt nom tie Ollie religion 10 the
1.tptis. Church anu thst her uncle, EicEard McQpan
g.. long snurll aud recently oht1ued control OF her
and detained bar al For iham IA his Louise against her
viii
I'm the suit Of Margaret Whalen against Eliz-
st.tl A G.oucester. iu wLch tho platinum recovered
etrascs for injuries received D., falling through coal
rte de'ccuyely coveted. the supreme Court. General
a ,.,. have aniffncl 'le Judgment Ircy hold-Jndgc
It.t.y atviag the UuIunu-fntt person interfering
Nth thr paNerh ~ ~ street Tor he own b'noit takes
800 - defcnd4lt cauaDf shelter herself under coy
= ttt bv her tenant 90 Ee'p the urentsfs 90 repair
sc, the detect excited when the coNcaIut was ma1e.
the General Tcrm Of the Supreme Court IN
fe case OF john Brow against Tue Ma decides
fl.t The certificates OF tne Commission appointed IN
t-3 10 make valid such contracts as they should ma 10
m without fraud are yoid un.oss the statutory require
,,t were al compiled with, and we're not conclusive.
IA ,ny event 90 The comp ioD OF w - IN
a. "a Brown sued foi haifHC' due on paving fif- ave-
49,, IN evidence the C,rtincaie Of the Comm i,uefs
aud tAo contract. The c'y offered '' aence 20 snow
fat ID did DOT have the opportunity 10 bc Leia az re
cured hy the statute. ana aitorwsrd on req I" thoN
Hat al The terms . the conb act Iai hu p'rh 'Vl-
~. vtth The court below rejected such evidence.
fodiny tne ceftincat~ OF a tlbnhs-lOi ets cohcN
on ron oresti.us aud gave Judgment i'f ine plinn
The G. LeTa Tenn Judg- Ddhie.s WiitnR the oPhl"j
klolds that this Mas enron and directs ne" uiil
la the proceeding taken by Ida Maud Iem-
p,cOn ~ recover her caiid from lac custody OF us
grandfather the csd wac saturday produced boioe
Jddg~ DJnohUe 10 Supreme Court, ChonDers ana his'
1empleton HE'D her TavoIse In IL s16 denies all the
charges made by 6e respondent as 10 her being care
lcs and bad mother s.e 10 care FOR her Gala and
before no sh0. ael. 10 that tue child 40. well
cared Ter bY ms Fe."tyes. lac whole session q! Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
A DRUNKEN MANS PUBLIC RIGHTS.

In the suit of Edward Healy against the
MAYOR the Supreme Court, General Term afrlns the
Judgment In favor Of the plaintiff gwen in the Court be-
Tow. The plaintiff was walking along Forty-tairdst ST.,
nr.r Ievepth-ave and Eel over from the sidewalk into
,unken lot A. the where he fell the street had
y. way and the side aa sunk down. the 1ag-tOnes
re displaced aud Uiokcu. .,dd been IN this condition
u time, but no guard Oeen put up. The defense
VS. fbe intOXicaIiOn 90. plIuun judge Brady,
drlvcfIug the opinion le Court censures the neg-
lenco ~ the city IN delaying to repair the sidewalk
-,leu tu such "A CO. d. luu. The iDtOXeatiOn OF the
al min was no ga Tor tie cttys failure TO do its
duty Judge Brady ,.cd with appreciation a doctrine
i arher tudfe that Irunkcn man has the same right
m r0Od streets as sob one, and needs them more If
u noxIcatou OF plaintiff contributed 10 the acct
,.ui that night be d defense but tbat question
on ny 10, Jury .tinst the city, aud there
reason 10 disturb their fin Ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
TIE noBOKEN SMUGGLING CASES.
ma UNITED STAIRS APPLYING TO A STATE COURT
FOR AID.

HE UNITED STATES APPLYING TO STATE COURT
FOR AID.
About the time that Lafayette Graft was m
dict,d for completely in the recent silk smuggling
frauds he In Montreal Canada. lie left in this city
box. supposed TO contain property valued at $1,000
On the ground that Graf was ASCENDING debtor to
the Government for $lsOO duties on imported silks,
United States Dstrict-AttOrney Bliss Obtained from
Judge Blachford order TO attach the box, and Mar
Fske accordingly took possession OF it, On Sdtur
dy AS IL appeared the affidavit OF Graf himself aud
of his mother that he NONRESIDENT, the order Of at
tacEmoDt WAS vacated.
Immediately tbat this was done, District-Attorney
Bliss applied TO Judge DOnOhue, III the United States
Supreme Court. suit brought In that Court by The
.itcd States against Lafayette Graft for an order of
attachment against Crafts property. The papers on
winch Mr. Bliss made the application were his own ain
d,vti setting that the suit Is brought TO recover
$500 gOG, duties, and that Gran is non-resi-
"a 81 aud nODey here in bank and box aud other
property and OF the atidavtS OF Gran ana Ills
brother ns behalf IN the United states Courts
Tue attachment granted ana at once paced IN tue
hands vi the SnerlM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
SATURDAY, March 13-P. NJ


While it is true that in branches the trade of
the city for the week just closed has disappointed
the sanguine expectations of merchants. the week
has been one notable for events which should give
new hope and encoura cement to the entire business
community. The Secretary of the Treasury by acts
to which more particular reference IS
made further along, gives notice that
the Finance Department in future is to
be governed by strict Interpretation Of tho laws,
rather than by the caprice of its chief officer the
supposed exigencies of Wall Street. In doing the
Secretary confcrs long-desired boon upon COM
merce, in relieving it from the uncertainties to
which il has been subjected for the past six years,
and performs act which should go far toward re-
storing that confidence to capitalists and stability
TO commercial affairs so necessary to start again
into life and activity the long dormant
industries of the country. But aside from
this new and encouraging feature which is TO affect
the prosperity of the whole country, the week has
not been without local encouragement, as seen in
tho increased export of the leading staples of the
country as well as a general Improvement in prices.
notwithstanding the high rates which, for portion
of the time, have been extOrted for the
use Of gold, making exchange wholly I'M
salable. With this very serious drawback
to an active export movement, it may excite sur
prise that this week should prove to have been the
first one of the year in which the exports show no
material decline in value from those of the cor
responding week of 1874. But such is the fact. and
n very encouraging fact it is In dry goods, con-
trary to the expectations of many merchants the
movement has not yet become active but the re-
cent advance in the prices of staple goods Is fully
maintained and all accounts to agree to the
light stocks "a goods in tho Interior that fair
and profitable trade is still confidently expected by
those who onght to be best able to form intslIi
gent opinion upon the subject.
The two events of chief interest, not only TO the
whole country. but particularly to fna' tial and
business circles. have proceeded from tie Treasury
Department. Early in the week dis4Gtches from
Washington foreshadowed the eveAt which fol-
lowed on Thursday to wit, call for s3oOOO0Oo VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
TOtN slhres sof1
The Stock market to-day has been generally quiet

The STOCK market to-day nas Dccn Rcnotdiy quIoo
and duh. the total transactions amounting to only
$4,000 shares. The fluctuations have been confined
within narrow range; and the chief feature OF the.
market has been that at the declines thore was q
marked absence of stocks. Fifteen thousand two
hundred shares of Pacific Mail were bought and sold
at 80! 039 a 49, 39!039s Western Union, with
sales of 81 400 shares, huctuated from 76.76sd76.O
49, 97G!d7Gs. Union Pacific, as usual, has been the
chief attraction, as we'll as the strongest stock.
Opening at A. it sold down to 47s. advanced to 4Ss
declined again to 475 went back to 4St and closed at
49, with total sales OF 81 900 shares. Northwestern
opened at 45s. declined to 45t, advanced again to
49, then dropped to Al and closed at 45s Thirteen
thousand shares changed hands during tho day.
This stock several times during the day was
made the point of attack by the bears. and
resulted in decline from last night of per cent.
The Preferred stock was strong with sales of only
1000 shares 1t opened with sale of an odd lot at
$751; 100 at So and then 59250!, closing at 5Ss 1900
shares of St. Paul sold at 3sS5i and 600 shares of
Preferred at 56.l056i 5000 shares of Rock Island
sold at O5.Dl050l05s; 900 shares comprised the
dealings in Wabash at 139014; Ohios. on sales OF
S,7O0 shares, advanced from 26s TO 27i Hannibal
and ST. Joe advanced from 2S9 to As, closing at pa
Lake Shore dull, with sales of $500 shares from
"a down 73s The market closed quiet but firm at
the prices. The opening highest. lowest and closing
prices of active stocks sold to-day follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

court was occupied by argument OF her counsel that
reference In habeas corpus proceeding was Illegal.
When Mr.. Townsend began 10 answer. Judge DonOhue
adjourned the matter to Thursday. directing that the
mother be permitted to her child that afternoon, NJ
her counseps Off e and that the grandfather should
tain charge OF IL until the day OF adjournment r. Bus
teed appeared for tue relato: John D. Townsend for
respondent. -..
In the case of Jane Pollard against the Mayor,
Aldermen and Commonalry OF the City OF Sew-YorE
where the plaintiff aged widow sued for damages for
injuries sustained In falling through grating ON Mott
ST. Judgment was rendered Friday against the city Tor
$1,000 the full amount claimed. and costs. W. g. Peek
ham, ir for the plaia L. Deafled Smith, Counsel W
the Cor pOratlOn, for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

In the money market call loans were made at
sga4 per cent during the forenoon closing
at 2ta3. We quote prime commercial paper
a. 5l77 Tie late afternoons dispatches
from Washington report that the Internal
Revenue receipts to-day S2OO.OOO. a total
since the LIST last. of $i9OOYOOO. The National
hank notes received for redemption were 100000
,otaI for the week of S32iOOO0. The Treasurer now
holds S3si 600 in bonds to secure National bank
note circulation. and $l6,15O,OO0 10 secure public
deposits. The outstanding National bank note
circulation is S3i9,96OOO0, of which S2.S9o'OOO
are gold notes. The shipments OF fractional
currencv and National bank notes amounted
~ &c $4,000 during the week The Gus
toms receipts to-day amounted to S'OooOO. The
bank statement of to-day, which results III
net loss in reserve Of S3S3.ooO. was much less I'M
r,.orabl, than h.d been expected, the loss III gold
being partly offset By an unexpected mcrease III
l.al tenders Of Sls3O0O, that the banks in their
true banking ressrve are really IN better condition
than last week The following are the comparative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
Observation-Disclosures 10.

Supreme Court Chdmb~s-Donohue, J.-Winter
sg Wbte Sweet agt sehsde-Moions denied Wilde ar Inc
National Life Insurance Compa,yMoon granted Mclean AT
WLite-Memorandum agt udsou-dotion granted WIN
leave defendant appi7 for relief aEt FssS
decree 81 divorce granted to s
plaintiff The Mayor &C. Hail. jr-Moon denied deienaAh' 10
In the stated IN ofdet
SUPERIOR Court-Special Term-By Judge Curtis
onter act Wier-Ih cOntBu 3D. Mouon TO dissolve
ned Hoffman Tredse-The items Of costs object 70 should Do
allowed the defendant llsno' National Bank
Of The City YThe defendant may the form o oer sue
p.tted for settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
TARDY ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF A WIFE.

The VIII ana cOdicu OF Nlilam HUTCHINSON
Lave been cred FOR probate to Surrogate Hutcbngs. In
,ir will Mt Hutchinson ,aves all his property 20 Wni-
ma Austin for life and 20 her children but IN his eodi
tI he declares Mrs Austin 20 be his true and lawful
Nile aud cds hr ms true and lawful Children,
t.fug that she hut retail ed thc name Of Austin for
f .s known to Themselves notice Of contest Of the
moi ttr ma Glci Geplews Of tue deceased The
s-ttle d. valued at Hcsry tsa,O0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15

THE Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn:
svlvania SKIES third issue. Ill; Philadelphia and
Erie, l9l: Reading Railroad, 5s; PennSylyani
Railroad, $50; Gold, 1l5s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-15
City bank shares were steady on small transao

Railroad bonds were firm. The Pacific issues were
in demand at about the best prices of the week e..
c. aud C. Firsts broke u per cent. selling down TO
5Si. The following were the bids