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The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
"LAUGH AND GROW FAr.n

This anc'ent bit of advice is well enough
for spare people. but how shout those
tnat are already IopfaJa' WHAT'S 10 become
Of them2I sit still and, IN tell you. After
months of patient Investigation toll
The celebrated an nalytical chemist, j.. o.
Allan, hasperfected and given to theworld
Anti-Fat.s Thus far in several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
reduce aOcorpuientO person front three to
less and positively effioients Sold by drug
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY 70.
rus DELIVERY, 81" ,lur

Way NAL from Whining. on and ~ 4 n ~ -,
Northern r. b. from Reading ~ :, :.
and points North, !. 5.4 A. M.
New York, Philad eiphia. Balii- 1''' '''.,. I.
more, Washington, and all Z,
parts of the country except t'
delaware and Eastern Shore
cou"ties in Md. .......... ....,,........ 6.4S,
leninsu ar Mall, North OF Wy g,,.., ,'- .
p6iadeIpbia Gm1hs Reaswards' nnd New i;; York, '' @
and all points North, East and ..Tl
way Mail from Yhiiiiadeipbia Pa S.S ~,
Bal iinore Way Mail. Western .E
Bsltimc;re, y Grs; washington 'iiiii aud aii ~ a
oSinSs ssats sa% sSaIaxsst Il s t,i 20 +, N,
al points NorCh, East and "a
Way Mail on Delaware Western 4, r.
Way Va = Mail 'ii rom t;;iii <; 'Uris6eid, Md.,
Baltimore i washington and all - ~ 81; /.
phiiaaelp6ia, New ;;;'ii;;iri York, md md 'i .o,s
poihts North, East and West,... 6,l5,
The Letter Carrie Iswtll make their de-
liverles as fellows $50 aud i0.l5 O. M.
and lis and 4.30, p. m. t''' ~
Local Lett rs for Carriers delivery should
ba deposited in Post Once 10 minutes be-
lore the hDIli y teltyery. N'
WM.' NJ. PYLE, or. r..
POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
:, = Music.

Scene Scene music music store omn m Spring g Garde'r d|'r
street. 1ula a,v f..l.r,~ ".75tess -ar1a.
Young lady from. the country 10 CLERK
with his hair parted in the middle oof MI
dome Of his thought-lessness; have you
MY grand fathers clock : < '' 10 %, o'' ',t ,J 80
Clerk -'Don't be angry with me darl,
ling" but I loaned it to- "Hilderbrand
Montrose.'' W. =. e, ~ @''-H E''9Fl ~ ~
Young lady-"Where, has.the loved, one
gone - - 80 =
Clerk-He's "Doing the grand in d dis
tant land ten thousand miles away" 81
- Young lady-If aWhat the candle told
was true"s he was ayfolly cleyer.g5 ',9; yf5 Il,
Clerk ssdF kF5-7(aaide) 75sa & AAhem TIL pray f, e
you" ma .al,..1-,. .'N' - '4'l = "
si Young lady-[oyerhearing the remark ]
"Young fellow you're most TOO fresh" ~
Clerk they tell me that I'm TOO ii, sweet
to live" Il" 3 'p"!'N 5a' asa o. 3. g. "o.saig'is9A
Young lady--"Beware, Beware" 70
Clerk-"Little sweetheart come and kiss
me.n ,afn9tls ltponi ! naalort 90 lsilDrHl
Young lady--"I would like to; q
would like to-" iii 'aa 5|'''e Si " ~ rSSi sI
Clerk did you eyerY' .%,o1gla @ o., "a @dj
p Young lady-"only once, darling.sa 9
Clerk-Well, "They all do it, |, n,$.g 4$.II
q Young lady" Mother says I mustn't," !"
.Clerk-"But I'll pull down the blinds,
Young ,lady-I'll strike you with a
feather" ..--..-......r.-.- ...-,...
Proprietor enters store; catches clerk
kissing young lady; calculates, 1":Topmy ]
make room for your unole,"p Young, lady
rushes out of the store clerk, cries out
"Whoa Emmap and whistles '".Noni ever''
(none Of her J. ~ =. vi L-o-1@ oaW |
The Best Quality of! MEDICINES
THE Mosr RE1IABtIIEt 10 : PRoPRIIEE1rA ARY
ig IIa.T ~ all MEDICINES, q 90 tatuqHJn 4
s.p ed' brR u At Ninth and Market |
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,,&c
~ snFI =, Il ,t,l ma d AT wIII,IAAxs Il Il
A fine assortment of HAIR; TOOTH and
.Had' ,Zsi.3 NAIL BRUSHES, I'lod'Tos
. .I,!ai.S %!IT At Ninth and Market. -,
A choice Imported Key W. st Pride Of Key
,orat' West or Grauley Cigar, ~. ~
ga 10 yta.u 5l'o' .lt." AT wLLIAMs' ~
Choice FLAVORING EXTRACTS, Strong
.g,s ,F,s,s.~, Il and Pure, ,,--. ~"
vol, = VI 10 ., at Ninth and Market.
1 j't- - sgu.lI ,.;a'E " 20 81. AT WILLIAM6.j
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED Scars,
n. " n " 80 AT Ninth and Market. v
Get the Besto WILLIAMS SAPOONA1
vi oi II CEOUS DENTIFRICE, " zl1,
~ 10 49, q h5e.ta b 10 AT wIILIAlGs'e9
Choice Goods, Accuracy IN dispensing, and
~, *, rot, Reasonable Prices, n"H na1aa o,1a ~
WILLIAMHp PREGCRIPTION, ySTOREI
mays tt Corner Ninth and Xarket.a
.nlrHd2 ,HIUT1 0kAsI
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
FAT PEOPLES nIsFORTUNEs.

Some of the :, savage tribes enter theil
dwellings, through hole in the roof and
when person becomes SO fat that he can
not get tn, be Ia regarded as an outiaw
Had this system been adopted in the
Sant SSnlted I'd States. the .out-laws' could MOI
lan'p Anti Fat than now exists. Hundreds
who had lived In constant fear Of sudden
Death have. by its use. been reduced to q
m'ortable living weight. The Anti-Fat
sI"reiy vegetable and perfectly harm
less. sold by all druggists @"i' '''
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
MAILS CLOSE.

Way, Mail on Wilmington and
"N1rtherfl b. r. to Reading and ~ =
noints on the Baltimore CentlN
r. r. south Of Chsdd's F0rd;-y 6'V a.
Through Mail W Baltimore ana
SWnnfh Wssfhh 80 SIS. %
way sCpSa Maii li;i Is Baitimors, Md.,.,. s.i6.
'aITlIga apIST,lIagaslnhia. ~. &C.,
ubrnngh Mali to MY. and other [Itf ~
poipfs North and East, ........ 800
penifIs lar Way Mall on Dci8-
ware r. X, 70 Cfisneld, No. ..:.. 800 y
" av Mall On pelawsre Western :. ~. oo ,s
,bronsn n ms a'''iiiilii Mali TO- to Phiiadeirhia
sas East and and West,...,...,......,,..... 1915, p
Ihroueh Mail to Baltimore and e's
Washington and all points
south and Southwest ............ l2.I5s
Throtigh Mall 10 Philadelphta' '-ttpI''
and New Y6rk, and all points So. ~ ~
East and West. ~. ......... s.l5 !, !,
smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend, DeI4ware City, st -
(4eorgt 8, and Wyoming, Del 80. 300
TnyOugn IA. II TO Philadelphia
ana New York, and all points
North. East and w est, .............. 9.15
Through Mail to Baltimore and
Washingt>n and all points
south aud south est, ....-......... 9W
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
PEN AND SCISSORS

Il sthlel s---~-@-sl fBLlIig3
/ Three colored Mormons I'm Florida.
Reporters are mentioned ID history b
early ss 1850. ,aF Ia .tlyrg eoo oa,,f-, "a
Practical cookery b taughtin the london
Ipublic schools. ~ '''se'H ii.at,T' sdfis q, ,,sl
A bird shot has been found in an sgg ID
y Grange, Ga. z .ed ! - taUf
"A Fond du Lac grocer displays . stock of
watermelons In coffin. ini' l'si7e3 ieHii
Servant girls cannot be had for love or
money In Boise City, Idaho. "a g-96ot
+ The last time the Maine legislature elect,
ed the. Governor was in 1853. 7a4 10 ss,I
Rural youth down East amuss these
nights with pumpkin, lanterns. s3goet ..
T Over 600 Indians are peacefully picking
hops In Washington Territory. 9 t1,a2 II d, q.
Goldfish balls are no longer desplsed in
the South ss % New England dish. ~ ~ 1tot 9,
/ IAt's military funeralin sapiuaw, valley
the band thoughtlcssly playsd Who's Emma. n a.
The N9Y. State prison at Auburn holds
twenty seven clergy men, forty-tWo lawyers,
and thirteen doctors. ,'r lt,'.91 @ - M i,l
/ They want King Alfonso to marry again
|fapd the English Princess Beatrice is talked
OF. bfa dpl7q Jas r 4sfaalss, dIpd
Poe is candidate for Congress at Clevet
land and he will be Raven mad II be- d0n'tI
Ret Ii. g Hfra@ '5 anivt'jIo9 HI'EllY5n y
DR.. Bucknill, of London, pronounces the
ipebriate asylums of the United States q
practical failure. & LEX, @ ,, - 1,S.s ~ 20 e.
A Lansing woman singed her husband
with . tistiron, and now; he calls her /" the
sweet singer Of Michigan" .sya
How doth the little busy fy vg>i geg,l
Select the tender spot, =
-s And sting the corner of your eye -,
. !aiJ Just whom you'd rather nots = q Y q
The Indiana Conference has deposed the
Rev Gilbert de Ia Matyr from his Indian
4polis charge becauss he is running " d, for Con-
gressV a'lf igef bsa .2a3b .li~nlJo1 aEF
In Germany II common soldier enters 81
restaurant and sits down to cold ham when
the King happens to be present he is taken
Of to the guardhouse and punished ~ 81. ~ !
"A hotel IL Scarborough loses as many as
! 400 napkins o year The guests put them
10 their lpockets In, mistake for pocket
handkercbiefs! @75M w. 1nal T,a,o n"
An old Granger, who came into town to
purchase q plano for his ,dsughter,. ssked
the agent If be. hadn't one with 8 handle ID
the end $50 we can all give II turn once In
, while. ~ Norristown Herald. 90 snialf
George Bsker Of Lowell, aged 70, retnrn-
ed home from cemetery, where he had
been placing monument bearing bis name,
but leaving the age and date Of death, blank
and waH killed soon after by falling down
',,AA'0'f .'T39 .o4sGJ ,51E .a7H0 sHl7sG2
-ouray, the chief the Ute 4ndisns, 10 Colo
RADIO, has farm of sixty acres under culti. |
vation; lives In modern style eresidenee,
handsomely furnished spd gsdrroupded by
extensive outbuildings, such ss storehouses |
stables, granaries, &c, y, ,He owns, two hun
dred horses. q large number Of sheep and
goats,t and drives one of the fnest tnrnouts
in the West.n1 His family iIcarrfage, was |
present from Coy. iMcG G0ok, Hs has ibnt
one wife and child ~ u @ 5s. - 81 'S'9 StSa,f
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
Anii-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist w. B. DRAKE, q
hufIalo, N. Y, recently anaIyzed Allan
Ahtl-Fat, and gave the following: N
CERTIFICATE.

u i have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat to
81 chemical analysts, examined the process
q Its manufacture and can truly say that
sae Ingredients Of which it is compos; d are
sntrely vegetable, and cannot hut act
Myrrably upon the system, and 1t Is we'll
i%s,icalated Y, to attain the object Of which 1t
Sold by druggists. Il yg... .'1aala
w. B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27
.H1}IDAIaTCEALI LIkK III

h5ioo7o1 ysb-7-rsT 10 ru!ots sIayss A
Hai9iEftynI w4n nwob weld ,saaoa
10 yI's7ara2 aogpd hsyslq bse ,dgzujg
@'S'' FF" '2h'ua0 edE .SnI .nonsdsI
,D5 I'1'l st s.t 10 ssDi on .O00, ,0As
h'o2@ iea 70 ''oorg yIia1t al sldgfsbalidq
sfoA 'alH asa 1o75t uolloy sai Saibl4 nj
The Morning herald., 1878-09-27

Oxygen represents I-5th Of tie atmos-
phare;C Ozola li0o0th pertp QneIthopsand
qaurtsn or 48r cubic feet of air are consumed
W . PERSON every tWsnty .fo6f h6hrE.9 .9l1aao
(5dt 5I9dW ,sTSTalsu 1of ysbs9ET no Jtel
.obisoz OF t2sgxs
odv ,re'i3wU 99qqU 10 ,T2lIGa rotIiK L
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post OffyceqMsisrs.

once open from e.45 A.M.tos $50 n
M. ,ar,uanpM NJ
aifNDAYal--Opep fro p, g. TO q 4. ~ ana
Private Boxes accessible nom 9 TO = +, M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
DIR. CARTER IN NEW JERSEY
Repeating His Astonishing Fents with the
KIne In Mest NIdo Driving Pnrk.

The tournament Of the Jersey City
Heights Gun Club. which included an exhbi-
tion by DR.. W. F. Carver. was had at tho West
Side Driving Park, Ecar Marion, The marks
man first undertook tie feat Of breaking with a
rifle 80 out Of 100 glass balls thrown into tho
air by IL man 35 feet away. 1t was fail
ure. He had missed 30 balls out Of s5 and did
not shoot at any moro. He attributed his
failure to the peculiar method OF the throwcr.
who threw some Of the balls 50 that the sun
shonc in tho marksman's eyes.
The Doctor repeated the attempt. and broke
81 out of 100. He then undertook to break rs
many balls rs possible in minute. As tho
balls were thrown into the air slowly. he called
to the man at the basket to pitch them faster
and then the Jcrseymnn made them fly through
space with n rapidity and in a manner that SO
convulsod the Doctor with laughter that he was
compelled 70 interrupt his shooting for some
seconds He broke only 20 balls In the second
attempt he broke 2s.
While the Doctor was carelessly talking to a
friend somebody picked up mi ssed ball and
throwing II violently down the track. challenged
him To- break il before 1t stopped rolling. The
Doctor. who had not noticed the man throwing
the nall. turned around quickly. scized his rifle
that lay on the tablo. loaded II. and broke tho
ball while 1t was moving rapidly at n distance
Of about sixty yards. This was unquestonaby
the most brilliant shot of The day. After break
ing number ot canes, police clubs, cigar cases.
pencils and coins, the Doctor retired,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
JOTTINGs 1BOUT TOWN
Lord Duncrin arrived at Manhattan Beach vest

Lord Dufcrin arrived at Manhattan Beach yesteruuyA
The Cathedral in Fnh avenue 10 be onened for II.
spocuon within two months. and there is 10 be "a gran
mir IN aid oi the building iunq.
MnNor Ely saws that the Tammany Democracy will
tender it, nomination Tor the Mav0ralty 10 Augustus
SchCl ami That II he declines, City Chamberlain j. Mel
son IAppan will probably be the nominee
JAKE Berry says that the stories published In the
papers about row that is said 10 have taken place
lhc Motel owned by him at Woodsde l. /. were grossly
exaggerated, and that he is the keeper OF the hotel
ule lessee being Nj. D. Baughen.
A. the close Of the play in match game OF cricket in
hobpken YESTERDAY. the score stood Merons Of PhilA
wickets down ST Georges Of llnhoken 81. The game
VIII he resumed this morning at II o'clock
Dr David A: Edgar physician who had pracused his
profession IN staten Island for the past forty five years
died Yesterday In his residence on the Fishki road in
tho town ot Westntld aged "a years The body will bs
buried tomorrow IN the Moravian Cemetery, New Dorp.
NJ Mills oi ls9 Grand street told Justice Morgan YES
rtdaN tat Richard Mulcahcy. the Fourteenth Ward dog
catcher, scled his aged black and tan dog Monday
evening ana eIuch ls lead on tue doorstep because II
mitted
The city authorities have been asked to buy for cree
uon ~ ne Central Park the bronze copy OF pAmores
group columbus Discovering America that Is now
exhibition IN saronNs ART gallery. Col Charles A. Cole.
VINO makes TINS request sais thai II ms city orders
copy TO the city OF Barcelona.
mans hat and umbrella were found on Tuesday
on i9e north sho,e OF Fort washington point about nlty
hats wellworn black Derby, and Is marked on the ~
side, In black ink with tho initials "E B. The handle
apparently with a Pin :" T. Buchstein" No inquire;
have been made for person OF that name
- Mr. Mccarthy, a bookkeeper for Messrs Holt 4
on WIN lns VIC ana two little children az Amityyie.
e F29s ad on t n w SnG amans M G s H kS 10
were 69isd ,s esg and peanut, semeboay in the
. G9d. s and ne e % 81 Ss Of SS9 Rs
evening the child taken With eQny usl0Ds and sh4
ass w sunday p9splps
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
THE BURGLAR cor THE WORST or IT.
Smashing n Chair Over nn Intruder's Head
at 2 O'CIocI. In the MornIng.

Mr.. John Havlsnd's mansion in Main
street. Rye Neck. wcstchester. is one Of tho
finest in this pretty summer resort. A gentle
man from Brooklyn. whose nnme is withheld
at the request OF Mr.. Havand, reached
the house on Saturday afternoon. intend
ing 10 remain until Monday morning
A largo and comfortably furnished rear
bedroom on the first floor just behind tho
sitting room. was assigned TO him. Tho win
dows opened ipon the rear porch. which is
thickly hung with vines. Tho brooklyn gentle
man retired early after lighting tho night lamp
on the mnntel. At about 2 O'Clock he awoke.
and saw. as he supposed. that the night lamp
had gone out He turned over half determined
TO get up and rolght it. Then he saw n man
standing near the foot OF the bod. seemingly
rning tho pockets of his trousers 1le
threw of tho he'd clothing. and. springing over
the fOothoard Of the bed grasped chair. lifted
IT above his head, and advanced toward the bur,
glar The latter threw down the trousers. and
stepped back. The gentleman springing for
ward. brought down the chair. upon the bur;
glars head. He staggered back, and his head
crashed through pane Of the window. His
right hand extended to save his head. smashed
another pane Ilr recovered himself and
groned toward the door. making bloody
marks upon tho paper on the wall. He
found tho door fastened, and lac left bloody
traces Of his fumhng with the fastcninrs upon
the door. lie turned aud staggered toward the
further window. through which hc had entered
As ne turned. lne BrOOklyn gentleman knocked
him down with tho chair. The fhair WIS
broken. and the BROOKLYN gentleman hurled
the fragments at him. Tho burglar stumbled
up on his feet. and ran out upon the porch
The gentleman did not follow. bu, tried TO
open, the. door. In his excitement he
Just then Mr.. IIavinnd and his son-in- law.
reused by the breaking Of the glass and the
noise. ran down stairs The gentlemen put on
their clothes. armed themselves. and. lanterns
in hand. went out upon tho porch. Drops OF
blood led them through the grounds TO the
gateway. The high gates We're locked On tho
outer sid" Of the gateway they found much
blood and they inferred that tho burglars
wounds md becn made TO bleed more
| freely by tho climbing Of the gate. Tho
bloody trail led the gentlemen TO the
| There II was evident that tho burglar had
washed on the blood. 1t is probable that he
| made some attcmpt at bandaging the wounds,
| for the trail beyond the pump YVES less distinct.
| The gentlemen followed 1t for about a mile
| along the New Rochelle Road. Then they con-
| cluded not to go further.
The Brooklyn gentleman received no other
| injury than n scratch upon his right shin. He
! believes, however. that this was done by the
! sharp edge of tho foot board Of the bed. He is
| upward of fifty years Of age. but muscular and
| nctiyr. He stayed with Mr. Havilanl until
| Monday morning. and then he returned to his
| home,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
RO1STING TWELVE hours.
n Political Organization setting Forth for
Their Friends Huge banquet.

"Gcn. Grant " was the name Of tho OK
that was slaughtered early yesterday morning
for the Tweny-ffh Ward Republican League
barbecue. He. too. came from Illinois He
was put upon huge spit in Euer's Broadway
Park at o'clock<n the morning. and roasted
until in the evening. when he was cut up into
several thousands Of small pieces and fed to n
throng II hungry men and boys. There were
and the meat WIS salt. which made the throng
lager. soda and ginger ale,
Among the well-known brooklyn politicians
present were Deputy Sheriff George j. Hardy.
r. J. Gardner. John Fisher. William B. Hail.
John Missing. Henry Meyerholz Miles Finch
William Norris II. ". Fountain. Frank Mason
J. Nhncrmott, NJ. H. Page. nndT. L.. Armtnge.
Tho Committee of Arrangements and Rccep-
tion Committee were successful IN entertaining
those present with what Mr.. Finch termed " ra-
tiongl amusemcnts.' The cul0rcd jubilee sing
ers arranged themselves upon platform, and
sang some camp meeting songs. In the midst
OF song the platform broke down, and tho
singers wero thrown promiscuously into a
heap. No person was injured.
In the evening. the grove and dancing pavil-
ion were illuminated with oil torches. At one
time the dancing hoor was invaded by about
flhy colored persons, the whites vucating to
dance. Then the white folks had the floor
ngain. and kept II until an order of thirty-fOur
dances had been completed.
The bills stated that the OK weighed 1000
pounds but the exact weight OF the animal was
900 pDunlg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
GEN. HOWARD's CAMPAIGN
Moving His Troops so to Pick up the Hos
tic Indinns In DetnIl.

WASHINGTON, July M.-Gcn. Mcdowell
forwards from San Francisco the following de-
spatch from Gen. Howard. dated Malhour AGen-
cy. July 2s: THE crisis of the campaign has
certainly passed, The check at the Columbia
serves to keep the peace north Of that river.
Tho Bannocks and putes hoeing southwark
have not fully separated, but divided their
trails. and run over tho toughest mountain
country. am moving my troops So as to pick
the hosios up in detail and drive thom to the
reservations. following any considerable num-
Der us fast ms possible. Forsyth has eight com
pnnics OF cavalry here Green the three ncarthe
mouth Of the Weser. To-day Crook has been
telegraphcd of the eastern flight of the Indians.
and asked 10 watch that they do not slip on the
reservation and escape arrest"
8 The agent OF the Nc2 Perct Indians in Idaho
Territory in his report for June says; There
has been more or less excitement among the
Indians on this reserve during tho past month
on account Of the hostillues south OF us, and
rumored outbreaks north Of us. These Indians
have remained at home attending TO their home
duties We have heard many reports concern
ing tho hostilcs south Of here. and tho proha-
blities Of their coming this way. In case the
Snakes, Bannocks &c. do attempt to cross this
reserve or come near ii, there are about 225
good trusty Nez Perc6s who will fight them to
tho last They are old enemies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
THE NATURE OF SAYINGS BANKs.
A Judicial Definition OF their Character By
the United states supreme Court.

w.sY,xoro,s I,,I,, q, TLo c,,..so,,o f,o,,rt
WhbHlNtloN, Juiy ol.-1ne supreme COuTJ
OF the United States has decided the suit OF the
personal representatives OF VIM. s. Hunting
ton. deceasod apainst tho National savinga
Bank OF the District Of Columbia. The bill OF
the complainants assumed that they had an
equitable ownership OF one-sxteenth part OF
the franchises. property. and privileges Of the
oeienuant corporation' ana tha'' as such repre-
sentatives. they are entitled to call for an ac-
count Oh .he pron's ihaue' ana 10 uenlahu pay
M. ~ .,oni VI " .'o
W. .nv .,', anu ae "1i, 40
"ne'her 'iiS assumption ID wen iounucu OF
not. says the Court. can be determined only
after n careful examination Of the defendants
49,. ~. 49,. -. Al. . ,.,.,. .t..,..
ol, Tho ,rovisiona ,ho, bnvo INV rc,,ton 10 Tho
o,ss,ions undar considorotion tho Court sav.
u,.,o,. ,o,,ooa ,,,, ,,o n.ro. ,o,. M, o,,,or,,.
the creation Of any corporate stock capital nor does
& NAV he the e"porHp Sny % ss Sr mot n" re-
qmred To- oon.rlhue anytnins lnsre are, o. cons
slrnment rcspecng snN dividends OF capital or even oi
press authority is given to MAKE aydends to the cor
norn,ors ana we aiscovsr npthg it9m Mhish % sS au
return Is required BY The eighth section TO be made TO
mos S he srS sSs@y those spoken O in the Or"
me rues 70 3e nnpmea 10 ,nc o. o9tporae @
ste can exercise power. and have rshis sSceE,
sS. case "a s 90 p ro hse Ssns % Sn Of any
pecunlary interest IN the coporato or any duty due 70
them from the eorpnrauo te contrary s eNprsssN de
clareu Inc lhsuluuon hnNlng no chpltal STOCK M!ht
ever hsoi any, ny e,S may ps 70 % ,ne ,p %
must ne snusncu out ul ue prohN mhue iium lnc uc-
posts But the chnrter when conicrrlng the power 70
receive money on deposit liln ~ 70 IeceVg or tne
use ana bcncn OF he depostors anu directs now II may
oe lm,esed " ur,ner aeclareH INA, nht inc ihGodne % OF ~
ereh ol a ueposiN shal De ulNhon among te uepost
ors, or their legal representatives. not among Tue De
postors and IN. cotn9ratora ~ ruo tne income or IN
breus 10 be divided among thc dcp0sitors according
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hy inc corporauon but thcre nothing IN the charter
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institution auhorizcd TO be paid and perhaps 70 raise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-01
QUIETING DOWN IN VAIL STREET
A short Consultation that Resulted In "a
Scramble TO Buy.

The opening of the stock market was
watched yesterday with anxiety Early in the
day n heavy drive was made Mt Northwestern
common. sending 1t down from 81 to SO. Tho
preferred and the ST. Pauls sympathized. This
move was made to buy large block OF North
western common for large operator, said to be
Keene. but it failed. as only little stock came
ont and the market quickly rallied. Soon after
ward meeting Of Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon.
Russell Sage. and Mr.. Gurnee. n prominent
broker and II is said Henry n. Smith, WIS held.
This love feast resulted in general scramble
10 buy Immense lines OF short stock were also
covered. Horton X Co. alone buying over 10000
shares of n Conspicuous Granger stock. Prices
with this assistance closed steady. and the gen
eral impression was that after such large fall
the market had about touched bottom and that
for the present at least the shower WIS over.
No failures were reported and singular enough
the recent sharp and heavy decline has been
attended by no financial casualties, showing
clearly that the cliques have had the recent
four months great rise almost entirely to them