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CONGRESS GETTING TO WORK
WHIT THE COLLECTTVE WISDOM nus
led ITSELF WITH YES TERDIY
Burnside Chnmpioning Coiorcd Troops - Ed
nunds'- Comr,ittee-Gen. Batter Wants -
Chance to See, Hear, ana Use his Lungs.

Buruside Chnmpioning Coiorcd Troops - Ed
nunds'- Comr,ittee-Gen. Batter Wants -
Chance TO See, Hear, and Use his Lungs.
WAsHGNGToN, Oct. 31.--In the Senate the
following bills, among others OF no public
interest. were introduced and referred:
by Mr.. Burnside u,ep.. II. L.. to remove all
restrictions on the enlistment OF colorcd citi-
zens In any arm of the military service Of the
United States. 1t provides that hereafter the
word "colored" shall not be used to designate
any soldier Of the United States army; that the
colored citizen shall be rs free TO enlist rs white
that no distinction shall hereafter be made in
the assignment Of the soldier on account Of
color: that all arms Of the scrvicc-cnginccrs.
artillery. cavalry. infantry, signal corps-shall
be open to all citizens alike.
BY Mr.. ingalls, tliep.. Kan.) TO provide for the
examination 81 claimants for pensions. u au-
thorzes the division Of the States and Terri
tories into districts and sub districts. each dis
trict TO hnvr an examining surgeon. and cach
sub-district to have an assistant surgeon. The
Secretary OF the Interior Is authorized IN APP
p,h, ,w'n,y rNaihlhlnk ulrieons ana iorty aus
my and navy during the late war to bc pre-
fcrrcd; tlc surgeons TO receive an annual sal
airy OF $1,000. and the assistants $1,000. with
nnr"ssary travelling and other expenses: the
Medical Referee Of the Pension Ofllcc 30 bc
cnirt OF the corps OF surgeons. with salary Of
The de- facto Vice President appointed Ms Tho
select committee authorized hy the resolution
and declyrin the result OF elections for Pr,si-
dent aud Nicc- President Mrssrs. Elmunds
Gonkling uicn,. " \ !, Howe lliep.. WIS.,. No
| MILAN thep. Mimi. Teller az D.. cob. Davis
und.. HID. liuyard llen.. Del, J. Thurman Dem.
Oliol. and Morgan dem, Ala.)
Mr. Mcrrlmon Dem. N.C) from tho Conn
miiicc on Privileges and hle TONS reported
back bills 10 amend section 146 OF the Revised
statutes relating TO vacancies IN the Offices 81
President and icc-Prcs don't. and to alter tho
times prescribed for holding tho elections for
electors for President and Nice-pr sldeui. and
iar casi ny IA. vote in the Electoral Colleges.
comniitter lust appointed. AMI il was So ordered.
MIR. Gordon tDcn.. Ga.l presented u p'tition
oi cit Dns r Augusta. Ca. PRAYING Congress
20 IKE action in regard 10 the Frccdman's
saving md Trust Company 10 ~ To- restore Co
them their deposits. Referred TO the Commit
To- on Finance.
The Senat" thnn went into executive session.
and SOON Allnr MdLnMrmnd Mnlll to- InurrnM.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


II l. n significant tribute 10 the genius Of
tho great French master that two 81 his works
should have been represented last evening in
this city and both in languages other than those
in which the operas were wrlttcnl. "Masaniello"
being given in Italian nj Niblo's Garden. and
=" Fra Davolo" in English ut the Fifth Avenue
Theatre.
And tho tribute was no less deserved than
significant. for IL ever man possessed the gift
of melody. it was Aubcr. 1t stayed with him
also TO the last for he presented the rcmar able
and SO far us we are aware the only instance OF
composer writing and producing fresh and
spontaneous work ut an age when most men
who live so long are in their dotage, for his
" Premier Jour do Bonheur curious title for
an octogenarian work-he brought out III Paris
when he was So.
last evening was with the exception Of Nj ISIS
Melville. IN many respects the same as that VI tn
which II has been sung often before in this city.
ana therefore calls Tor no fresh comment. Ii is
lmpossibe 10 say that the performance was u
very smooth or finished one.
The com pany seems 10 be-. for the most part
divided into two classes one OF whom can act
hun not sing. and the other can sing but not net.
Melville and Mrs. Seguin-and did il last even
ing in very acceptable manner The former
was bright and vvacious. and sustained
H p%s oil T Scum MN r6 srae lS Sad r.
cash IL small one. but was rendered
with that fnithiuness Of detail that marks ali
her work The humorous situations with which
tho opera ahounds were 81 ilfully treated by Mr..
Seguin and Messrs. paak"s and Morton. tho
two latter lllling the roles Of those low comedy
bandits, Leppo and Giacono.
The English opera company will continue
their representations through the ensuing
week,
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Nrw York Wednesday. Oct. 31.-Recepts n
beeves to-day were los car loads sp head. mainly
common aud medium grades but including several car
loads oi prime heavy Kentucky steers The market
among the worst oi the for the selling T..
and closing prices rather than "a. r. u lower
than current rates last Monday Prime am extra henry
Kentucky steers uf Nsucwt net rctacd 10 a
lie NJ 10 dress ~ NJ good 10 prime IN lot al
1oall'sc.. To dress h6iah7 ms ordinary lair do at
stsaN.r 10 dress h5a6 n and Interior aud ordinary
do IA. lmilng nearly all II the Texas. Cherokee. aud
Colorado cattle at from &c 10 Sic a. dress 80 ms
Receipts Of calves were 457 head. making 7ei since
Monday against rs Tor the time last week Fat
mik ted vcas were dung fairly. hut not
Mautcd even 1T low figures Ncals RANGED from -, 10
SO r n with some NJ the To- II sd AZ &c. Ordinary to
god fras-crs rlircd from 2,.o to SIS q N
ReCt ips 81 sheep and In rl- loads 3Sa
head, making ~ since Monday AGAINST t-s for the
corresponding time last wcrk lew choice lambs were
sold nj lair prices NJ 6ac q but The market
crazy very slow, nj lower prices Vafiousy put al W
5sc = reduction since Monday, Common Colorado
sheep wrrr sold at 10" r. y decent uriue shf on
ut ~ i.c 4 n mNcd lots at t,5 .c r m and gooi
70 choice lauihs at 81 fssil
Rcctlpts ct hogs were 80 car loads 6pp head max
ins lo1In since Monday. against -Hsl inr tune last
week Market dull ~ a. +s 5, 100 ns Tor lair ~
good live hogs and 6'4esitac. for dressed
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uou.e Of REPRESENTATIVES..

Papers In n large number Of contested
election cases were presented and referred
Mr.. Butler rep. Mass.l offered n resolution
for Il select committee Of seven ON ventilating
the hall OF the House: on the practicability Of
changing the location Of the hail So ms TO bring
into it air and light without pumping the one
or straining the other through stained glass :;
and on the feasibility Of securing such accous-
tie properties ne will enable members to hear
the proceedings and transact the public bust
ness intclliscnily. Adopted
Mr.. Wood Dem. n ". from the Committee
on Ways and Means. reported resolutions re-
frrrng 70 tho proper committees the several
parts of Mr.. Haycss message.
Mr.. Ewing Dam. Ohiol. from the Committee
on lhnklng and Currency, reported the follow
iug I'M.
TN, ne third section Of the act entitled An &C, to
provide Tor me resninnton " specie payments" Ap.
proved Jan. ~ 1870, t and the l. horny repealed
lThe section 20 be- repealed by this bill il The
one providing, among other things for the re-
demrtion IN coin Of United States lcgnl-tcndcr
notes on AMI after Jan. |, ls19.l
Mr Fort lk"p.. ~ submitted bill repeal
authorizos the Secretary Of tic Treasury 10
dispose OF United States bonds and redeem and
eAu.el tle srefn back currency. ,
and recoumiiteh
Mr.. Garfield Rep. Ohio,-And also the bill Of
the gentleman from Illinois MIR. Fort as pend
The spcaker-It can be printed as IN amend
Mr. Kelley tK.p Pa Ia II in order noNr 10
Offer n snhstitnt. D. 49, " - q" N'"'' No" W
The speaker-Not without unanimous con-
sent
The motion 20 recommit WINS agreed 10 with
out division. and Mr.. Ewing moved to recon
Mr. Crpysr iRer Mich , nova, y, Ia. H., ,r,
- 81 'i'N'N ~ l"S ule mo
M T w. : ,'n7,u'T II On WI, i"ui. IN,
nv Ni"sik'f ne vote On mat motion VIII be
practical test OF the sense of the House.
Mr. Ewins-li the motion To- lay on the table
is IN order ann ouifr WILLING o. 49, ti,n $50,
~ H.. /, ~, a." H'''e "''''iH ~ 'e9' 'Hc sVNse
MY NJ ii'"-' ~ H. .,. 49,. l., -.
NAYS ON Nr C"nrer' n'ttnn -, iv rn ih ' XXI, 'ili
the motion 10 r,,onsi,irr tho vnfn r..nrnm ain.
the bill to the Committee on Bank in., nnd I,lr-
rrury and the motion ,yn,. r.in,i.J v.ns tic
NAYS i8s. as follows: 'N' ave
y,,.-ve,sr. Ai,c, H. H.. nj - y, Nh.
Bniis b.. Biie H.d b,..'' J,-,,,,' ~, D. t'
Hsr,ird I,oiri Ciia t,mrl,H ui.f,H ,1nsna,a ~ a.
CLARK y -. o.s toaO,1. Covert ~ ,uhio t,oi. Cutler
nnNni Dnfdt lAire Gal ., ~, i'ai-'-, i'Aunfi,
rt.w'd y" l', gkh"ii. tl,n"m is9 f.t7. ff,'maa,
HYi M. ~" ill., b., IT, IT, W. ~. 49,
Rs-.l Hs.,i. Hsg,b, -, H,tg,',,ri r,'.' I"ae, II
fdsss 40
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THE KfNGs or TIE TURF
Ten Brcech and Pnroie-The Coming Race-
Mr.. Losiliard's Offers.

The interest in the great race 10 he run on
Saturday In jerome Park by Ten Brock and
Parole is steadily increasing
Ten Brock, the famous Kentucky horse is n
blood bay 1GG hands high. with white henls
behind. His form is superb. He WIS bred by
the late John Harper Of Kentucky. il by i'm
ported Phacton tson Of King Tom and Merry
Sunshinc). AT The Louisville fall meeting Ten
Brocck won the Post Stakes three miles. in
5:2Gis. the quickest time ever made Mt the dis
lance. His next achievement was a four-milo
race against the best time on record yellow
crafts. 719A). Al Louisville. in the spring
meeting. he ran one mile against the best time
on record Il al ~. and won easily in | :39k At
the same meeting he ran two miles ngainst tho
fastest time on record t3 By. aud again low
cred the record by the score Of 1927 "a.
MIR. Pierre Iorinrd's wonderful horse Parole
lie IL a brown gclding. l6 hands heh, with.
head and neck, strong shoulders. nnc depth Of
girth. good middle piece, excellent hips and
quarters, and good legs and feet. He isby i'm
ported bennington lsun OF Faugh-a- Ballagh
and daughter of Pantaoonl. dnm Maiden,
winner of the Travcrs Stakes in 1865. Paroles
first appearance" was ~ n two-ypHr- old in 1875
ut Saratoga. lie there won the July Stakes.
three quarters of n milo. in l:l1ls. and the Au-
gust Stakes at the same meeting. one mile. in
| "a. Paroles last race WIS AT Baltimore and
there he handsomely Defeated Ten Brock aud
Orhiltrcr. two aud a hall miles. in i:37i. He
T. l.orlrd Is confident Of winning the race
against Ton Brock.
On account ol the great sectional interest In
races between owners OF Eastern and Western
horses. MIR. ioriari is willing TO make the fol
low NJ matches. He Is 10 select Mt the post. for
each Of four races. Il horse out OF his stable. aud
to run him against any horse or hurs,s that
may be- chosen from ihe entire West The
matches are to he Tor twO-ycar- Odds. Distance
thr'r-quari.fs OF a milo or mile. for three
ar-ods. distance one mile and "a half or n
nilc and thrrc-quartrrs: for four year Odds,
distance two Mills md % quarter; Tor nvc-vrar-
Odds and upward distance three mikes. Each
r." 10 be- for $3.50 side 1900 forfeit.
IL" is willing 10 wager $1,000 that he will win
tue odd race. II such a runr is necessarily for
fcited the bet IL n be- on This proposition will
remain open until Jan |. 1873. and. II it is ne
ccpcd the races are 10 take place next season
at jerome lHrk or Saratoga. The programme
for saturday Is: First racc-purse $500 of
which 500 goes To second horse; distance for
al ages. on" and u quart miles. Second race
-Pur-e $500. Of which 500 go"s to the second
horse: distance for all ages one and n half
mics. Third race Parole and Ten Broeck.
500 entrance. half forfeit. $4,000 added 10y the
club. Baltimore weight, good and dry course
two and u half miles. Fourth race--Handicap
suoplcchase. purse 5000. Of which the second
horse gets entrance lee.
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FIGHTING POLITIcIaNs IN COURT
Justtce Morrnn'- indignation when Nobody
Could MIKE "a Complaint.

What have these men been doing p
Justice Morgan asked in the JelIcrso Market
Police Court yesterday morning. when Edward
NJ llaggcr,y and Thomas Lynch were arralgn-
ed for having fought in Gnllaghers barroom on
Tuesday evening. Hacgcrty had a black eye.
and there was a handkerchief muficd around
his neck. Lynch had clean piece Of court
plaster on the bridge Of the nose and another
on the side oi the head. As they stood at the
prisoners bar they were about "A yard apart.
looking askance at each other out OF the cor
la answer to the magistrates question Oflccr
Gtnurr said. nisorderly conduct
What did you see them do that was disor-
The officer made long. confused statement.
the purpori OF which WAS that he had not wit
messed any disordrrly conduct on the part II
the poiti rians: all he knew about the matter
apparently. was that he had arrested IIacgerty
ut the solicitation of Lynch. and arrested Lynch
10 k"rn hhEg'riy company.
:. So, the magistrate interrupted. angrily,
you know nothing Of the crime ior which you
rests without collecting evidence on Which TO
Of @ the The Tn or 1qe tnsw
about this case. there We're score OF witnesses
70 IT, and vet you come here without single one
lithese we're poor men you would hAvet the court
room full 81 them. The truth IL. you and your
Captain. too, are afraid u these men. aud afraid
Ia conclusion the mag lstrate ordered Gcnoro
g. make aiildHlu hat be- had not seen Hagger-
tv- and Lyngh's disorderly conduct. Tho afii-
daNli Is rs follows;
ON NE 9it day OF October 1877. dcponent arrested
iuwrrn hrrsrfit and Thomas itnf h doth ArrtL
Drp,nH SAYS that hc arrested satd Hacserty and tyHch
i1r me rhsun that lfuch Hd "a d.prn, Arrest linn
De- isslns o. sh"' said ilargerN aud attracted
acrNwd 100 BrnI1Wav. nenr Twenty v.ui street and
deipheni hrfcsi'a them both. JonN II. 1kNuhk.
Justice Morgan then asked Lynch. Have
you ANY charge to make against this mani"
80" Ivn answered quickly, with a side
look ut his antagonist of the night before.
Have yOn any charge to make against la s
man ~ the Justice asked Of Haggerty.
~" Haggcrty replied, without looking at
Lynch.
You are both discharged"
The politicians LETT the room without speak
INK 10 each other, Hnggcr'y being little In
ndvanee. A few friends gathered around Lynch
FIR % moment on the outside. while lIaegerty,
Win single companion, went ~ the avenue.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wrrvpoo.v Not NJ u NJ rbo o,,o.,
'"bN'~'bh'' Wv. % "i' INV 'p'i"-
tipne ut tho Stock Exchange reflected n heavy
- t.,.-.--- -..-,... -. -, ,-..--.
ana uccllntng mhrket, with inc bw"st prices OF
fhc dny cetal,liubn d nj IN coaa Tho continued
:, ~ " - 100 "
dbhcnce Oh the lc0uiuG Dull operator. Huucu TO
thn diaolaino. 81 AZ y.n,to.I,il, .aua,d o.u
wv "'sc"ih'f VI MI. '"hu'lpi'' H'u7Fu '"u-
siderable timidty amOnH the weak holders.
ul;io n, a., a..,.,., ,i., .....,i.. 80, a, a
Whie ht INC same TINE lUphrVnE more conn
dpncp TO the epprulntora on the hrur side of the
- 49,. i' ~ '''N ~ 81" ''N ' w.
mhrk't Inc downward movement wts acccl-
4
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The United worls,ngmen'. Candidates.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sr; have
read in TH SuN list of names of the various candidates
Tor office 10 be- voted tor next Tuesday, You were Kind
enough to mention the United WorknFmons party, but
saying that kdwar Hogan and Bryan Reilly the
candidates OF that party senator and Alderman re
snccuVely, IN the Fourth senatorial District YOU ARE in
At the regular convention. held at IA Market
street on Thursday evening. 18th inst ana 20 which
NrnInn delegates from all the Assembly
districts. T. Cunnon ana John Fraser were Nominated
icspectvcN for s. nator and District Alderman cand
uatC- ni the United Murkingmcn's party, and upon the
following evening at the same place Thomas Nd Manus
was regularly nominated ior member VI Assembly Fourth
District JAWS WALSH,
President Section |. Fourth Assembly District United
Merkingmens fartr
In addition to the information contained in the above
letter reporter OF THr sus has learned that there /, an
other IN the published list candidates The nom.
nce Tor Judge of the Marine Court the county ticket
OF the United Norkingmcns party u not j \ Parker
bu, william T. Parker, the welknOwn awy yer oil - " ali
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WEDNESDAY. Oct. ~ .-TIouRANpM rAL-Flout
du Ind nr,css drper,ns bat mo general dcSine
Corn meal dsli We quote State aud western Stern
Western -prtre wheat extras a. ooSsssS. DO Xxx
Do Xxx ant XXX VIZ gsf Min eSrSs p sSsS
seDf9 20 city 18th; ,nppns eS'.s' s. sosse ~ southern
ling extra s. sSss.isn Corn meaiHwes,ern AVA
e., BRANDY So 10. Rye -four. sts5sst 30 Wheat
o. % 81 s'as VI 80 rye '''' '''''-" H"'A"heai nOur
~ bales; miidiips SplSads ii siSc. Futures wcre
90" POINTS low"r closing al 1880 ior Novemb.r lOp5c
u 2'c Tor March. and li3c Tor April. Sales for future
delivery. 3ii bales Receipts at ports this day 27so
PRovisoss-rork quiet The spot at sis for mess lat
sia bid and els 90 asked January Bcef and beef
prices Lard les. active aud closed lower sales es
prime western aud icr nare deii;erS 90 cs ii 8 Is
ard Sc YEAR ana and 81 e F yes Sr psee% Nue.
ger dun: pals and creamt ris Tc.d to choice se,e,
ctessc stead, STATE factory esei5Ac do. dai,s, 10
Wheat olcncd nrmer and omswhai excited Oh
sns was done new 81 s,ig 2p o T N @osi Of n;
,c o ~ s gcr TOR and So l ,ss s9a g. a
q" ea.G incdos red wi%e "e "f, Desm Tor
81 ~ Ne Nr,,ng for Ng,cmb,r = 2s1.sSl 271l and
sold at W Barley IA demand and boat loads sold SIC
Grmsnd ona ,be m g 10, sw o state oa,,
bn at ai@-e Tor miyd and aoei2e ior white in
white, Indian corn si'ndy on the SPOT, but ntnrci
closed easier, sales the spot lusD bush
Tor Western mixed. including steamer mixed at8I "a
Glsc and for future delivery - 0no hush M mN,d
for December. nj d2i.aolitc November at GIalc and
January. ~ sslc; and strunrr mixed Tor -, cemher
- 81 4ttSl lsc; January. 6nssJIc aud November al
Otl.c
Ggocr nus-Ro eorcc quiet; hut UNCHANGED at i5'ja
l,ac tor carrws, aud i1it o2i W for 'uhhn1 lots gold,
sas LOB hugs private sal" sock I'm first hands how,
rrn bag. mild grades quiet but Unclaimed. Java -
a. MrhcaihU. ltlg q l'~ gold. utc sales ~ ~ va
mats lava, hi2 beg. Maracaho and 22i0 bags Sinea.
pore, current rates Rice quiet md unclaimed ~ 5i3
7c for domestic. Mpas's quiet. but steady. 30 issi
rchniuf tuhn %; new New Orleans 500 gpc Old
al@Fr. Raw sugars dul and weak fair refining Cuba,
!,t"-c good do -aelic coniriiu al ~ suc.. sales 20
hid~ iattr AT ~ Refined unchanr.' and quiet
Stnndatd A." Hisas3ac.. AMI hard. loo lnisc.
SVSuHiiq- naval stores were quiet aud unchangedi
spirits inrfcntne, zoe common 10 ruud strained rU~iu
81 TaS ~ Petroleum also duli. with prc.s ain
lover nt SIZE for crude IN bulk and l3i,c refined In
hfls ocean rcirhts were lower Tor b'rih room
CHANGED Tor charters business moderate. tiv
ernuul. by steam. ID IN bags bacon. Is sd "a ia;
cheese. Sos aupes. a. hops 10 London b, steam lsd
cl'c~e 10 glasgow. by steam. So. refined perurui "a
Trrstc. 6s to Gibraltar and MALAGA aSc ruid
Whisky lower. itp bbis sold at 81 Ush Taluw about
steady At ! II lo@T1ic. tor prime.
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What promises 90 be inero series Of Saturday
afternoon entertainments viii he initiated at Association
Hall SATURDAY. They called " The Children :
Hour and designed 10 interest the Young The pro-
grammes Will be- made up at music. and Nrntril.
equal exhibitions and stcrcOscopc views The muslcal
portion is under MIR. q W. Colby direction
The public rehearsal for the first Of the Thco-
dore Thomas symphony concerts takes place at o'clock
tins afternoon nj stenway Hall The programme con.
The overture the Magic Flute a concerto for
string orchestra by Handel Bcethovens Heroic sym.
phony the introduction and qunette from the third
OF Wagner Mcstcrsingcr Won NTnherg lcth rodsf,
and Liszt's symphonic poem, Tasso."
A. Dr. Dsmrosch's second symphony matnte, which
takes place on Saturday afternoon. AT Stenway Hall the
following programme will he presented allegro
schuherts unfinished symphony In minor cantata
by nreg iuT solo VOICES chorus AMI orche entitled
Al the Coister gate new and Memberships entire
MUSIC, vocal and Instrumental, to the Midsummer
Nights Dream There will also be songs by Miss Ilenue
and MIS- lmOgene Brown
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The nnhlic rehearssl for the first of the Thno.


An interest Is offered in n new weekly paper
devoted 10 living national issues, aud giving promise
whit believe to he uncNamplcd in the hstO
~ oi American journalism Although hut In its fourth
number II has already stamped its impress In slight
degree the minds nj those who mould the opinion
the nation and # 1t shall he received by the public
has been received the press. II wall rapidly take posi-
ton A. the most succesNu aud the most influential Jour
nal in the land The paper tcttfrd by party class
affiliations but treats IN tree and popular manner and
from independent standpoint the social and
questions of the dnv II proposes to break the exist
ing deadlock in industry by enforcing the original con
tract between the nation ana its creditors by flushing
the land with gIecnhncks, by dnting bonded debt mn
thus starting risins market, which will give impetus
10 trade and To nanufactu II h
sary that the person taking this interest should cordially
share the editorial views oi the journal m question Al.
dress publisher tomay 81 wye, fost once boa 5000 New
Workable.
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Transactions yesterday at the Exchange conf
prSd foreclosure sales by
WIN Kennely-one plot NJ land, l2'Nl5I 2Si26 TX
1903 the south SIDE at Futy second street 10 ect
west OF FIRST avenue Sl34tn
A II Mulicr Son-unc tour story brown stone housc
with nt 2nxlOp5. 1896 East SXu.th street south side
lta ieci west m THIRD avenue. III Onl, IL plaInun
I warren CO--Onc three story and la meut
brown stone hous with lot ldeAnO H. ia East 10Th
street south side lsi cct west OF Tlfd AVcuue SIUl
BERNARD hmNtli-rhe building. with lot 25x9i ON tho
cast side q" Mo street 10 feet north ~ Hester street
sh2lu, 70 painun nnc twO-stnry brick building with
lot 2fNf 2h Henry street between Grand and scan.
mel streets, - lOl, 10 palnun.
~. /! Vu-One plOl VI aud 50 lAi9 A30 SAT s. on
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In state bonds the only sales in Tcnne .scc O.
old, ~ " Railroad securities moderately dealt
in ~ithhe principal transactions a. follows PAcnc OF
missouri 2s s2Is chic. Rock Island and Pacinc 6s 1917
and Missouri lists. s2 L~hish and ". r. consolidated
ti,a, Chicago aud Northwest consolidated coupon
gold ionds. e3 Milwaukee and - Paul consolidated
suking lund w. Erie sds. ta7s elO0. North Missouri
lists. lplt4. Central Pacific lists. joaquin brAnr
s s,- ONO And Mississippi cons Inflated sinking fund
"a, Ioado. Peoria and ". DDS ~. Toledo and wabash
lists 81 Louis division. cx mainrcd coupon. 10 Great
gina and Georgia lsts 81 Western Union Telegraph
coupon. 1870 itr IT Louis Iron Mountain Isis 100
thtcaEo hni Nurthw's stern consolidated lu- Central
Pacific rold bonds irSA MICHIGAN Central IS sinking
fund ipA Union Paciiic land grant iuga. No Kansas
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-01
SINGERS WIVES AND MILLIONS.
Opposition to the Payment or Legacies TO his
MANY Children MithdrnMn.

The objections raised by Mr. Isaac VI.
Singer against the accounting rendered 10y Mr.,
David Hawley. executor OF the will Of Isaac NJ,
Singer, the millionaire inventor. were brought
10 an amicnble and satisfactory close before
Surrogate Conn at White Plains yesterday by
testant.
The following amounts will M once he paid 10
the legatees named, in compliance with Surru-
gate Collins decree. in addition to the amounts
previously distrlhuled.