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DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance OF the system Its life
and death and the direct bearing which II has human
happiness Is thoroughly rocognzed its capabiiities mod
the danger OF 0vertaxng IT, whether through
thought study intense mental application BY the
eessve indulgence OF the sppetites and prcpenss
proper subjects tor consideration When the
expert who for long series OF years has
voted his whole time and attention to this study and Who
from his experience and practice has learned discover
the cause and promptly apply the remedy thus
avoiding painfully slow feeling after the truth
the inexperienced and annoying to the patient
who naturally wants to know without delay what
matter the extent OF the the probabli-
ties OF recupcration md the time required
striking example of value Of experience and
tcal observation well the usefulness Of the prompt
application OF suitable remedies found In the import
ant statement coming both from home aud abroad that
very large proportion OF those who suffer from mental dis
turbance and absolute insanity who
placed under treatment within after the FIST symp
toms have manifested themselves.
tho brain has become exhausted BY intense mental
II only its strength by being properly fed
nourshed by the of certain systematic methods II Is
precisely with the that preside
life The value OF this branch Of medical practice
ovcrraed for IL reaches marriage tho perpetu
alton OF family the securing o hereditary titles
and the retention OF estates In the same family.
From long and large experience in this direction.
able and by the thankful
probation OF OF the first families In the city and
nation and communicate much that pertains to the
exercise of department OF the system
the oil recovering its powers whether Of brain
appetite, propensity or passion
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

a uoTioS HOUSE or, ARCH. JOHNSTON.
"A 10. ~. % and IS 18th st..
near University place
HSjss" houss n n fasEE cifY ciS ~ ~
EHsR7 asD hSnfaS fhpA AsP % AocESc
"a hous to three days trial horses warranted sound
: THIS DAY TUESDAY,. AT 10 O'CLOCK
!. ELEGANT TEAM BLACK cARkIAaE HORSES;
Biackhawk stock; half brothers; 1874 hnnds
double harness: one Of The most stylish ssl bred
ny ms msls ssss %e fsHs Know. II Ss.pss Ss
: paatwo years: must be seen and driven 20 be ap,
. ssisSo. and sold only on secoun, Of the owner
. SIT boTBLa HARNESS. silver mounted. made to
: VERY STYLISH wAGoNErrE, built to order and
DARK CAEsTNUT HORSE. raised In Vermont. Nor.
and IS under s'nS saddle. from from % Wee hs.
= been used :. : family and work horse: any on.
! an, Kind % cam .ros % close % TO mina.ss in s,.ry
rS4 ss1'S'. 95 s.s ~: :sss
shAcE acNcHf 1naIS II S'iSf SSRs STssE g.
5 kind in ali harness: free from vice good. stylish.
nS afraid S1,.. p s% % q sr.ly rny
= way .horoughly reliable for family horse and
TOP ROAD WAGON, in good order. BY J. = Brewster.
peSx sAy 'Psns n % .9ys. years os NO
older Kind in !. free .mn G% ys. ss,
.@ esa % S,ss sSi am All fSt way 's.Ss
z use and warranted % sound o-,.-,.c.
fS;s Gsss' s."''
EoSx @rrk fsTHsklfaES fosY nnhE Is hand. high
arS Z: ~ "a. ns s' aSs ,S% y,'S 4
sSsry way Das rsh. 70 Tor Ladies. & no. afraid Of
BASKET JASoFY s@'1e stylish
SIS ygSF %s
Asoss Shss snS iy'y sse sf
With our SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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EUROPE.
4 MERTCANS VISITING LONDON. WHO WISH 70
A6nd comfortable home with Board, ndcd
" at Montague Russell squArej, London; Amer
papers In reading room inclusive terms 81 q day.
LNLAGS OF ALL NATIONS.
full Set OF Flags Of All Natons SO In number, IN
by 81 feet
PRICE a PER SIT.
kead address 70 METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE.
2B Ann ST.. Now York.
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CPA rRPLITZ.

CPA rEPLIrz. uu
since wsll known and celebrated sealne
line hern waters ca 40 degrees r. Usc OF the mineral
.:ssss .s:s
r grand s,nn Inn s:n'used sn & .er shS
modicns baths shower bstL. baths, iron rich
springs Al other mineral wsssrs through mpniepal
,:'s e: ..s., %sy % % Of
rheumatism. paralysis scrofuious sweiings aud uers
n.i ai.sss. e.pss.iy .ucs...u cure
% s"% 'HS n" sn
and thoroughly protected location, in large valley
climate: grand park and garden srcunds promsn%Ses
s ss sa n
with opera representatives. kc, during tho whoc year
sr.i professions, two railway depe.'. large hotel.
sss and % 'pr sss
TeptS schonau WAS equentcd during the year 1875 BY
ssS rsns.s srsss s"d III od tourists ana
Al COMMUNICATIONS and Inquiries will be readily replied
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL OF rEpLrTz
Dsgstrst repiits,.
PROPOSALS..
., o. TEI E:1. STioS = ~ ss,,.,.
~ 81 feet,
send .adrs.. 20 NkrRoPoIiTHS JOB oyv1cE
~ Ann st. New Yors.
GRAsD TRUNK hAILwAx:
Tenders arc invited for The purchase q a lr,. RAMA
delivered . fsnows:-
About 5000 tons =. Montreal. Terenss, ssrniA Dsrss
junction or Buffalo.
About 2 0u0 tons Portland
The oonpsoy hiss wharfage accommodates for shipment
BY wssss Toronto, sarnis and Pors.d. ssd deliveries
would b m.As shresxS tho simmer and susuu.-
oners stating shs price Dc' sof aaao ss) and tn
place Of delivery viii - received b. the undsrsned
che 7sh Of Juiy.
yosBPH HIcKsoN
General Manager.
MosrRsAL, June IS, 1877.
MUSICAL.
LtLAGs or ALL NATIONS.
ii Set Of Fisss Of All Nations 30 in number size ~
BY 81 feet
PRICE "a PER SIT
send addres W METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE,
~ Ann 49, New York.
Music LESSONS GIVEN. VOCAL OR ISsTRU
acknowledgement teacher; - quarter. Address
Mrs WEBB, Sse East l4th
WANTBD-sopRAEo AND Afro; WILLING TO
oAxLxT. HazsiA rs>AN
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UCTION HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON.
10. ~. 23 and IS 18th st.,
near University place.
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that sound
harness. from threo days 10 given
TO warrAnteeA
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rNLAGS OF ALL NATIONS
full sot OF Flags Of An Nations 36 In number sse ~
BY ~ fsct.
PRICE - PER SET.
Send address 30 METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE
An 81 Nav Hark
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AdUsEMENTs- A

AMUSEMENTS-
GILMoRE's CONCERT GARDEN.
~ THIS TUESDAY, EVENING. JUNE =.
Concert Waltz. Bright -Lanner
solo for trombone. Air and Variations Ietsch
Nccturns Reirfoso. Monastery Bells. .........w .wex
Cornct solo. "Fsntasie Orginal. .Alard
Mr. VI. ARBuCKLE.
The Crossing of the DANUBE Brignoli
Waltz ior Voice. LA DANA d'a mourr MAstiossi
signorina ELISA GALfMBERTL
The Awakening Of the Lionr. Koutsky
D. Csvatins, from I'll Puntani', .Beinl
Mrs. ANNIE MTXsELL.
10. Tho Harp that once through TarWis Halla"
Mr.. WILLIAM HAMILTON.
IL. Overture, 'Evangelinen Rice
"a ~ Sn,nie' . ,nr ,sinopnGnes ssva,
SUNDAY EVENINGS. SPECIAL PROGRAMMES.
Finy cents admission. Boxes. seating four. So.
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pp,rv No. q, u NJ Tho rroot ION
ture of speculation ut the Stock Exchange dur
ing tho duy WIS centred in Lake Sbore which
under the influence OF continued short salcs,
engineered mainly by the courageous bears
was forced down from ca, 70 coz: hut also
this stock arc said to hnvc pressed the market
b'yond its buying capacity. This is not I'M
natural in view Of the fact. that the status Of the
lead,@s manip"lotors is shrouacd in mystery,
an" 'he general run OF operators. VINO quickly
discern the course Of prices. have. by their salce.
Indicated the current OF opinion from hour
80 h,,,,. w..
'" ""ur' western ohlon' wh"h Mum
t'inei firm tone. was finally made weak,
Wv, w." o "i ,ro" 20 10 ''"; wnlcn was olS9
western whicn for s"me iOaxn"S wp rca s
had hocn strong Mt 3d. ,ce5t%. took downward
turn to cox again at the close. and the "" storm
shares were also at this time Mt the lowest
points Of the day. There was temporary
nrmnnaa in Eric VIM, n rosct 10 to,, I'm, I, f,ll
n..'n.rS vi ''''' WIN u roso'o IVA. pu' " l'''
of = cent. and Michigan on limited trims
tho ccneroI denrrssion which cbaractcrizcd ,bo
final dealings. Pacific Mail became consplcu
ous of,nrop NJ ond dronno1 20 ot,< All Now
YORK Central lost its advance from 1867 To 1n7.
Rp'k Island WIS weak, and the Same may be
ligt nrpapnteI M fpniurna ~ pnrti,ttIar ,ro,p-
,,a.,,., ~ 'N''"'N' VI Nv" ""' p''"'-
hrn"'. , a., 49,
ooi nc tuthi nufnber OF Hhnres d"ut IN was l52 e
3ft Of which Lake Shore represented Ga .OT0:
Western Union. 20 200: Delaware, I.acknwnnnn
and Wn1tsrn ia gi5. No,tltwaat,,rn Il oon. 40
nreforrcd u 7tS. Er;,, n 1nn. y, Ii,v.,ti = onn.
T. 49,. a .nn "iHtV, ~; inui an',"nn
ohinns o,o,' po,n. M,n'ein ,o nen'V"i; zV'w'
Onlpr. ,IN.. l.t'lllf .hll.. l.fW. NV YORK
o.ntrn', zzo hr,k isirnd ite", Delaware
ana Hudson Canal. LOB: Illinois Central.
| 100: Mnrirosn 800: do nrrfrrrpd C24: C. C.
G md oon. Morris mud Esanv 1Di. n I and
Al ON. K,naas pm, onn. uarion, qnn.
~ u ~ ia,n,, ~ ON. if,1it,.iii, o'u
~ anu y. l-I'krupu ~. EVOi tnltftgO ana
Alton. 10. II. aud ~. JOgpul 100. Erin ~
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ctr UP BY 4 MISSIONARY.
A Mechau'c F,"dins His Mifc's Body on =
Dissecting Table In ~ Hospital.

Complaints have been frequently made to
the Kings County Charity Commits toner's that
the bodies Of persons who died in the county
hospital were hastily turned over to the young
physicians there for dissection. and that their
remains were found by relatives or friends dis
membered The latest Of these complaints is
made by Mr.. Downs. a mechanic. OF East New
York. whose wife. Sarah Downs died in the
hospital on Nov. Is. after suffering for long
time with paralysis Both husband and wife
were members Of the Williams Avenue VI. T.
Chur h. and they were aid, for a long time by
their wv church meml :. but it at length
bccam. essary for HIM To take his invalid
wife to - pital. He left his address with
the clcr . and asked to be informed OF any
change the cond ton Of HIS wife. or Of her
death, In" received u promise TO this effect. and
MR.. Downs died on Thursday Nov. l5 hut
no word was sent 10 her husband. and he stlil
believing that she was alive. waited until tho
following Wednesday. which was visitors day.
t. 20 - soc her. He searched thu wards Tor his
on a table in the dissccting room. From the
effect Of the dissccting knife Mr.; Downs was
scarcely able to identity II. The clerk who had
promised 70 lct him know of his wife's death
snit he didn't know anything about L.
Mrs. Dnwnss pastor. the Rev. {. W. Powell.
OF P the Il hospital p asens him ' why her u, frenis
were not inforned OF her death. and why the
body wa. submitted to such bqrharous treat
ncnt. The reply he received WAS that the
clerk. whose duty 1t WAS t. comply with the
reW st made. was six and ahs'nt u the TIM
~ Mrs Downs's death that the body had neen
given for dissection g. young student who
WIS practising in the hospital 10 be a m ION
AIRY surgeon, and that minister should not
complain OF ANYTHING leading 10 his cdu alton.
Mr.. Powell employed an undertaken to bury
MI. Downs's body.
Another case Of tho similar treatment of n
body in the hospital is related by Mr.. Powell
colorrd lad IN his care. from one OF the mis-
s,1n =. hools. lied IN the hospital IN September.
When the boys father called To- see him. think
ing H." was yet alive. be found that the lads
body had been disscctcd to pieces. and that the
remains sad bc,n PUT IN u box and sent to the
potters field.
The Charity Commissioners will inquire into
these new allegations.
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MERCANTILE AGENCY DISPUTES.
One Makiug Use OF the Information Con
tanned In the Book. of Another.

Dun, Barlow & Co.'S mercantile agency
ascertained some time ago that one Of thcir rcf-
crence books. In which il recorded the stand
ing Of business men throughout the country
was In the hands Of n rival agency. the Business
Mems Union. Of 8l9 Broadway. Dun. Barlow
4 Co. say that these books are lent TO sub
soribcrs for q considerat on. hut are not sold to
them. The book that the Business Mons Union
have was sold by one OF Dun. Barlow h Co.'s
subscribers unawtully. and ON Wednesday
Dun. Barlow 4 Co. got ont "A writ Of attachment
and seized their book. From n clerk formerly
employed Ivy the Business Mems Union. Dun
Barlow 4 co. also learned that the former cs-
adjustment relied on their books aud Bead
street < Sons for the Information that they
sold TO Subscribers for $50 n year. According
TO this clerk when the stnnding of u firm or in
dividual vna asked. the business Mems Union
added together the amounts given in these
agency books, and then added ten per cent. to
the sum and divided the total amount by two.
The result thus obtained was sent To the sub
srribcr us the exact rating OF the house In qucs-
ton.
Dun. Barlow h Co. say that their book has
cost them millions Of dollars. and that the t50.-
600 Il year paid bv New York firms to the BUSH
ness Mems Union is given to the latter for IN
formation solely derived from their dun. Bar
low Co. 81 book. Dun. Barlow n Co. also pub.
lish regularly yearly circular giving record
OF judgments and mortgages against business
men. The business Mems Union have II stint
llr puDllcntion. ana tnlS. DUN. BuTloW " 20.
aver. il a copy of theirs. In proof OF this charge
they printed i,titous names in the list. ana tho
Business Mems Union reproduced those identi-
cal names.
Mr. Levi q. Fousc Of the Business Mems Union
dos not deny that his Arm have one Of Dun.
Barlow Co.'S hooks. They used II AZ u cum
paign document To show by contrast tho supc-
rlorty OF the lists Of the Union over thoe" ot
Dun. Barlow \ Co. There. are. hc said. 200. 900
names in the lattrrs book OF persons that were
dead or long since out of business. and tens OF
thousands of business houses in different parts
OF the country whose names are not printed IN
the book. The charge that their information
WIS made up from other agency hooks. Mr.
FOuse said. WIS wholly false. AZ to their pub
iHtion Of fictitious names inserted in Dun,
Barlow Co. < list Of mortgages. transfers, b.
Mr. Fouse says that the ng"nt whom they en-
ploycd 20 furnish the off 'ial record had de-
ccived them. He had evidently been too lazy to
COPY the record. and had taken the names from
Dun. Barlow \ Co. y list. The agent WIS under
$4,000 bonds. and his behavior would b. in
Nestlgaicd. Mr.. Fouse says that clerk in their
employ, who had been guilty Of embeZzlcmcnt
and had gone to New Jersey to escape arrest,
gave Dun, Barlow X Co. the Information against
the Union. and WIS ut the bottom of the move
mtnt against them.
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ovERrURNING BRo0KLry OFFICES.
Ola Clerks and Other Omciais Turned Out.
and New Men Put In aheir PInces.

AZ yesterday was the last of the month
in Brooklyn, and pay day for the officials. the
new Commissioners and officers In the differ
ent departments made n number Of important
changes The Police and Excise Commssi on
ers removed Drs. Daniel +. Nissan. Charles II.
Terry. James F. Fccly. and Daniel Murphy as
Police Surgeons. and appointed Drs. q. o. Hop
kns c. 4. Burdick. f. Malone, Henry Loewcn-
stein in their places. Their other appoint
ments were: Parr Harlan. Deputy Clerk. in
stead OF Benz S. Midgeiev, removed OK
Instead Of William Muldoonn; william
waae,, Cashier Excise bureau. Instead
of Philip II. Briggs. removed George Gichl as
clerk in the ENcis" Bureau instead of Thomas
II. Glass Nelson ,Shaurman. Charles Wood,
and NJ Joshua ms Excise Inspectors. instead of
]; r. Curran. Thomas Hart, Patrick Mullady.
Michael Keefe, and William Heating. removed (;
NJ webb, ms clerk To- the Boiler Inspector. in
lin and Hugh Armstrong. Bridge Keepers. in
stead Of William Dempsey and James Farrell.
removed: Patrick Ready the Fire Marshal, was
removed, and no one was appointed ~ III his
place.
Tho new Registrar Of Arrears appointod P,
G.. Npstrand ". VI. Gwin, ". r. Tuly. Josiah
H. Pit August Busch AMI J. H. kune rs clerks
in his ofir, and rrappoint"d III" rest Of the en-
hloysrs Of the Office. includ NJ Daniel mReilly.
the Alderman elret from the Twelfth Ward IA
return clerk. and Peter L .gott, the Justice of
Srs,lonS "le as asscssment cork, There were
hut two Republicans among the appointments
mule 10y Mr.. scott who is a j. mo.riir.
Corporal Tanner. the now Tax Collector, dis
missed NJ J, Allen. chief hill clerk. James i.
Gin, aud II. \. Gerhardt clerks, and John
Fullerton deputy collector but did not I'LL their
places.
In the Fro and Buildings Department, DR..
Samuel !: Brndy was, appointed surgeon. in
stead Of W. f. Swan James Dowd ms Inspector,
instead of John buchanan: John II. JetIors M
clerk. instead Of Joseph W. GAnno; W. II. Man
ming, rs clerk, instead Of ex-Charity Commits
clerk instead of Charles T.. Miles; George $.
McGrath as clerk, instead OF Robert ID. Mas.
ssy; George W Burnett as clerk instead #
meyer was removed, and W. ID. Moore, book
keeper. WAS detailed to act in his place tenn
porariy; Thomas Kccgan was appointed clerk
instead Of Henry MeLaughlin.
The sinccure positions OF Superintendent Of
Horses, at salary of $1,000. aud Assistant llar-
ness Maker, at n salary OF $500 were abolished.
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State bonds ruled strong and active We sales Of
Tennessee Gs OLD at 49, -; North Carolina G- special
tax lst ~. and 81 class ~ nni Gs Cd, April AMI octp-
her AZ 2uls Railroad sccurue- reflected air trade,
witt the prnrtrrl transactions follows Ishi!h and
consolidated. 3l;C. u. and quincy !. convertible
il2ag Milwaukee and 81 Paul - lists. li6is Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold hOnt- iN 20
~. Chicago and Northwestern consolidated, M
Michigan Central -. itr7.. New York Central I--l
llis Ohio ami Mississippi consolidated sinking fund
ono aud Mississippi consolidated 50. Central Pacific Isis
California and OREGON branch So; Central Pacific gold
bonds; luIi. Pacific Of souri I'd. OH, Pittsburgh.
FORT WAYNE and Chicago lists 100. Toledo AMI Wabash
1t tx coupon. ioi Toledo AMI Wabash 3D. counon
- lpctu AMI Wabash consolidate cunyrrfiilr.. 80,
Nashville. CHATTANOOGA and ST Louis lists s5t Mlwau.
&c and 81 Paul l-t-. Ia Crosse Vision ie, Delaware
ant Hudson registered. ~. ipn itln Sew York aud
FL, u,W hnnf- i"ld los, luiln Pacific i-ts lu7i.
Imnu Pacific =. land grant, iol. Union Pacific sinking
iuui H'is - Louis and Iron Mountain 1T. t. pacinc
Of Missouri t 100 nnnuquc and SIOUX CITY. ~ i,-
ION luh.s Toledo ant Wabash ~ts II Luu. division eN
mtfed coupon. ~, Great Western ST. ~ coui on
- Great Western 2ds, November lS77 COUPON dn,,
Nashville and Decatur isi.. 0lit. New Ier.ey Central
1t. new ~ Hannibal and - io.cph - rtihc.
81 s~i ana st Paul consolidated sinking fund. HiAs
1ut oprmns. highest lowest ami r. NJ clo,iul nrcr-
OF sioNks TODAY fN-liaf
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Mnne-as psmrs. 40 5oassto. eitv .h,rrir extras
8 t6ssai5i soq,hern bakers .un amy brands ~ rs
Western: s,5@ss. Brandvvinc. sa21@sl;n Rys
iSsa sip@s Gackwc gi oSur ' 10 MS s. oSsa7s'
,tsrrns rn"t- ven uplun,'d; ealcs Ol4 baos; md.
c,miw q, - 2ic. tor pcconhcr. l3c for January.
and is1c TOR nav sales ior iu,urr doivery' g. -
s'hs ,csipS at tue ports @SI1o bales. AMI Tor tie
l,noy,sess ncrk lower and active; sales 100
sisosa 70 bill and slaiun.scs the ncs iour months
B's, ant bri LIN - ,ar DE- sHnd and s'sgdy Bacon
and halt Cut mcst' YER, dun Lard e.-icr and gore
I-imc civ and g. aes, 90 ior prime wcs,cf and "r
,u,ure agi,yfS 600 c- eriM a, rs5!i ior ID c"n,;
hoas nrmer at NAes,'hc huuer in iar deinnud
s T nnI tTm' s n' 9si' a.e
sieslict; Hiafr factory Ossi, do darics s,si2,sc;
va lower nj 1I1 om,y 70" 1~icriy ,ctive
s,nl"1 hu. It s. 2ssei 81 for 80 spring g. -
NJ , red winicr 81 Is ior snb-r w,n,sr and 81 4sa
sd Nv int At r.. s c 1ys5 s and y b @
January; and No. Northwestern At siai tor pecsm-
western .Sa s,1c RaTcy quiet but T" nr n" 6sa at IA
siscc for mscd and %Sc fr White incuSDs No. o.
2sradcd. at so'.c for mixed and t01e Tor white. Indian
corn ""nea "wsr n, o!c Tor prime naked spot Novem:
a." en- the %c, . and at ssss S'S r We.
srm mSsa nsa.ins Sc Z at o2,e,s closing a se
e" MAJ" or ceeSs s &c o e, and
GRoesmrs- Rio Ne was active AVID arm ordinary 10
pTmg e, s,s. ss. gold 1.lss 24s bass On
tales 700 bags within IN. range. Rico inoie
rate demand and steady at5hl7c Tor to choice
domestic New crop New Orleans molas-es easier.
with moderate sales at iOaSOc. for to fancy
Raw sugar du and UNCHANGED ut hT,c for fair
70 FOOD rcfinng aud 7A@s%c mr. centrifugal sales s75
ms, % e S At Sss1 ~, a ba snS nms n
for standard A."
ms from January e. July ~ fsalsSc lots on the spot
l71ic Pw iron steady sis bDesssjior No American
k3,n 9pet and gncns9geS at q 12,fsI, Tor srayca
~ io's Wool and rather vesk Heroes sold NJ 30
sc. and sprin1 California at 2ilak9N Petroleum duh
AMI lower nj lasac Tor refined Tor tot-- delivery and
he for Deemher crude. ~ bulk Nc nops IN good de-
nand and nrm Calcutta n~ccd SOLD al ~ OK shin.
Ocean irrghts quiet and unchanfed grain ~ liverpool
hy steam. I'd huu- - 81 grain " L0ndOn. by steam,
N rye To- Antwerp by steam at vi. to Cnrk Tor
orders O. 81 refined petroleum 10 Cork. United King
dom. or lnnilnomi. at A.. al
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The Contestants Petition for SEQ, 900 10 Pay
Expenses-No Compromise.

The argument regarding the petition OF
Mrs. LA Bau. daughter Of Commodore Vander-
bit and contestant OF his WILL for an advance Of
100000 from the estate to be charged against
her legacy OF $500 900, should the will be sus-
tanned. and TO be deducted from her dstributivo
share amounting 10 50 900 900 should the will be
set aside. was adjourned Yesterday until Thurs
day next Mrs. La }hu desires 10 use the
money in deiruylnS the expenses OF the con-
test and IT is claimed on behalf of the eXecu-
tors of the will that the Surrogate has no legal
power TO grant the petition.
Mrs. LA Bau. in IN amended petition, says
that her annual income does not exceed 10000
and that the Commodore during his Lifetime
allowed her $1,000 year; and that while her
income has been decreased. her expenses arc
much greater than before She has advanced
$4,000 to settle some OF her husbands debts.
and is IN pressing necd of the $40, 900 asked Tor
in order 70 maintain her legal rights us an heir
al law Of Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The Vanderbilt trial viii be resumed on Tues
day. Mr.. Clinton counsel for VIM. II. Wander
bilt. SAID. yesterday. that compromise had not
been thought OF.
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HLYES's MEss40H.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-The publication
verbatim Of the whole Of the Presidents views
on ,he two important questions Of resumption
and reconciliation Of silver in these dispatches
created n profound sensation yesterday and to-
day. II WINS tho special topic OF conversation
among public en- Of both parties, and the
greatest anxiety was manifested to ascertain
whether the extract given would be repudi ated
At the White House. The publication was tho
subject OF discussion at the Cabinet meeting to-
day, and IL was agreed that. inasmuch as it was
made on Thanksgiving Day i was manif' ST
That there was no intention to affect business on
Wall street therefore, nothing was 10 be gained
tins point. 1t will stand in the message when
sent ~ Congress Just us 1t was printed in The
sun
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In describing this plot Of rcalty the legal ver-
biage is used. but the reader acquainted ut all
with the real estate possessions of the old Ring
will readily recognize the plot described rs be-
ing the ono which is surrounded by the job
pavement. concerning which so much talk has
been made. 1t is at present occupied by u we'll
known grocer II celebrated billiardist. and Soy
eral smaller shopkeepers.
Tho conveyance. which transfers only half
interest. rs expressed. is subject to mortgage
OF 100000. making the value Of the property In
question. even according 10 the Conveyance
filed to-day. nearly a million dollars.