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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27
Bring on Your Poultry!

On and after Monday, Dec. End,
will buy live poultry at my butter and
egg depot in independence, giving the
following prices:
Fowls, &c per pound.
Chickens, &c per pound.
Choice Turkeys, Sc per pound.
N. B.-The above prices will prevail
should the weather continue cold. Do
not bring in your poultry during warm
weather. w. G.. KENYON.
The proprietor of the popular City
Of Paris Store, was compelled, one day
last week, to send an order by tele-
graph to A. 7. Stewart & Co., in Chica-
go, for an additional supply of ladies'
cloaks. Although having large stock
of them on hand at the opening of the
season, the prices have been so low that
they have gone off very rapidly The
people know where to get the most
goods for the least money and they will
do it every time.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

THE Cataract Engine company haye
their arrangements perfected for the
masquerade ball next Tuesday evening,
and everything foretells that it will be
the event Of the season. We learn that
a large delegation of pleasure seekers
are coming from Manchester, to attend.
Go early to secure your costume if you
would get good one.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

W. c. BURNHAM is the only true
agent of the Lazarus & Morris Specta-
Gle in this city. Please keep it in mind
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

DON'T you forget it! Burnham, and
Durham only, sells the Lazarus & Nor
ris Spectacle. Store 4 doors from the
bridge, south side Main St., lndepen-
dence. In G. R. Wallace's City Drug
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

TABOR & TABOR have large and ell
egant stock of Holiday goods, to which
they respectfully ask the attention of
the public Their line of vases and tot
let sets is the finest in the city. Be-
fore you purchase your presents, step
in and examine their goods. 22w2
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

"TwAs the night before Christmas"
and the senior editor was sitting intent
ly writing at the sanctum table, when a
stealthy step was heard behind his
chair, and, in an instant, the dilapidated
and unsightly lamp before him was re-
moved, and stylish new one, with all
the modern improvements" and bril-
liantly burning, was substituted. On it
hung a card with the inscription:
From the BULLETIN boys-A Merry
Christmas The present is appreciat-
ed for itself; doubly so, for the source
from which it came. The BULLETIN is
favored with as good and faithful a
corps Of employees, as any Office in the
State, and we are proud to say, that
perfect good will and mutual respect is
the rule as between all departments Of
the Office.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

THERE is no use IN wearing ready
made clothing that fits like bag, when
you can get suits made to order, at Nc
Garry & Ireland's, at such cheap rates
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

We are still able to furnish those all
wool cashmere pants, at IS per pair, at
McGarry & Ireland's.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27
NICE Dress Goods, only &c yard, at
the Boston Cheap Store.

Store.
NICE Dress Goods, only &c yard, at
the Boston Cheap Store.
IT would be out of question to pub
fish all the certificates in favor of DR..
7. W. Woods Worm Destroyer. It
really advertises itself wherever tried.
Grown persons use it as well as chill
dren 22w2
THE last, largest and best Masquer-
ade ball of the season will be given at
the Opera House, in this city, on New
Years Eve, by the Cataract Engine
Co. No invitations will be sent out,
but general invitation is extended to
all. 21w3
THE genuine Lazarus 4 Morris spec
tacle is for sale only by w. c. Burn
ham. All others are limitations.
For RENr.-A house and acres of
land, with shrubbery, we'll &C., II miles
east Of Independence, for rent on easy
terms. Enquire of
21w3 LAKE & HARMON.
LADIES and Misses Button Over
shoes, at greatly reduced prices, and a
great reduction in all goods in my line.
Call and get my prices
j. WACKERBARTH.
EVERYBODY should go to the New
York Store, before Christmas, and buy
something to make somebody a Christ
mas present. 1t will cost you but lit
tie money.
A MOTHER lately said: My child now
takes natural sound sleep. Before
used DR.. 7. W. Woods Blackberry Car
minative it used to jump, and in its
sleep it kept its eyes half open. 1t is
now pleasant through the day, and
grows like mushroom. 22w2.
PRICES WILL TELL.-Great reduction
Tor the holidays at the Bazaar. quote
few leading articles:
Elgin Watches, in coin silver cases,
$1,000 and upwards.
Clocks, $3.50 and upwards.
Elgin Ladies Watches, in gold cases,
$500 and upwards.
Double and triple plated spoons,
$500 to $3.50 per set.
Best triple plated table knives, solid
steel, stamped, No. IL, $3.50 per dozen.
A great variety of Specs from 25 cents
upwards
Kings best silver and steel spectacles
equal to the best pebble. at $3.50
Jewelry and silver-ware in great va
riety and CORRESPONDENCE low. Don't
send your money to Chicago without
first giving me chance I have full
stock and want your trade.
G. F. HERRICK.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

REMEMBER that Clothing made by
McGarry & Ireland is warranted to fit.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

The Five Cent Table at the New
York Store is being replenished each
and every day. Something new all the
time. We cannot enumerate all the ar
ticles. Look it over and you will find
something that will be of service to you,
and you may find something that will
please the children, for Christmas
presents,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

clothing is, at McGarry & Ireland's.
H. c. HAPpERFIELD, No. 80 Main
street, has a complete stock of the lat
est novelties in fine Gold and Silver
Watches and Jewelry, second to none
which has been bought for cash, and
prices reduced to specie basis.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

New Holiday goods at the New York
Store.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

W. G. BURNHAM is the sole agent of
the Lazarus & Morris Spectacles, in
this city. The public are positively as
sured that no other dealer in this city
has the genuine Lazarus & Morris Spec
tacle. There is but one agent appoint
ed in each town, and Burnham is the
one here. People who wish genuine
article, should, therefore, buy only of
Burnham.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

CASH paid for Hides and Tallow at
Chatham St. Market. 22tf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

LADIES and Misses Button Over
shoes, at greatly reduced prices, and a
great reduction in all goods in my line.
Call and get my prices.
Wy
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

For RENT-A house and acres of
land, with shrubbery, we'll &c., II miles
east Of Independence, for rent on easy
terms. Enquire of
21w3 LAKE & HARMON.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

Coal!
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27

EVERYBODY should 60 to the New
York Store, before Christmas, and buy
something to make somebody Christ
mas present. 1t will cost you but lit
tie money.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1878-12-27
Church and Society Directory,

PRESBYTERIAN-W. B. Phelps, Pastor Sab
bath service, 10:30A. M. and 80 P. M. Sabbath
School, IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-27

"How can leave thee?" he was singing In
a very tender Tone He wasn't very popular
with her parents, and 1t was verging on Ia
o'clock, when the old man came In and
showed him how he could leave her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
Albany NOTES.

ALBANY, Wednesday,, Feb. 6, 1S7S.
The Senate received to-day a favorable report from
the Canal Committee on The Asscmhly'- resolution ap-
proving OF the rcrnacimcnt hy the Canal Board OF the
low toll. sheet ~ last aud il adopted ny
vote Of - 10 - The legislature and the Canal Board
have now THEREFOR. both sCrcd by ther Official acton
the merchants - the state t the tax on goods trans
ported over The cana! next suibntg VII be small
The Assembly Committee on Internal Affairs held a
meeting ta,s evening IN the Assembly Chamber. aud
gave heating this evening the Excse question.
The committee was addressed 10y Mess,s. Latham and
Mhaau repre-. natives o' Society for Proven
ton ~ line ard by Mr. Morton Tie Law and order
League. who spoke agrt the Chang" o tnr law - now
in force and by A. j. DtcnhOccr anu Colonel Tracy M
favor Of q new law.
H. the Assembly to-day ,fr Thn called mp his rescu-
iion directing the Committee Cities 70 inquire what
LEGISLATION Il necessary TO compel the kcwYOrk and the
Gilbert Elevated Railroad tomran 10 complete their
tracks above flfiy-nnth-- Alter advocating ls r's-
luton had II amended 10y substituting the Railroad
Committee for the Committee on Cities, and then the
resolution WIS adopted.
II il rinorcd political circles that Governor Robin
son Ill nominate for Superintendent Of tnc Bank
Department The prc.eut Acting superintendent, Hr. H.
I Lamb I. an executive session 81 he Senate had
brcu held TODAY II probable n f. Declared that Mr.
Lambs name would have been zen, in.
Dr. Austin Flint viii, 1t is predicted. he renomnaed
for Health Officer. His Withdrawn at the time
Of Mr. Farcilds rejection. II being feared that the SEN
ate, in its then temper, would reject both nominations
The Assembly Committee contested seats voted by
vote Of 10 to-day Ia favor OF unseang Ambrose II.
Pury aud giving rcpto ton OF tic agst West
chester District u furdham Morris
petition signed by $1,000 residents Of New-York,
praying that thc bill aboshng the Free College OF the
City Of NrwYork be not passed was presented to the
Assembly to-day.
The Senate Bank Committee will report favorablv,
morrow u bill abolisniBg the publication Of weekly
statements by tine banks Of New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
MRS. MERRILL'S MOODS.

HER ANGER AT HER ADOPTED soN-HEK LII '"' -,
The examination of witnesses III the MerIi.'
contested will case. resumed yesterday morhlnI
fore surrogate Calvin. Mr.. Vanderveer counsel 'N Nv
man Catholic Bishop OF Portland Me-, In favor OF "V'
predecessor Mrs Merrill made prior wil' gave ~ IT,.
that he would move for a commission 10 taAe VI" -
mony OF DIR. Mcintyre, Bishop OF Chariot'e'o"h'
Edwards Island. ,sa
Stewart Brown, Of Brown Bros, bankers 'eS'', 49,.
that at one time he boarded with the Merl'Al'' " =,
City, and then they always spoke in the hgnesr. was
the character OF CT orge their sdopen ,, after tho
no change In the feelings OF Mrs Merrill unt wsyrl
death OF her husband Mr.. Brown SAID tnsI ia sbout
called HIM after this, aud wanted s ,Sv nacD.
disinhertng George, who had discourage" vi
She wanted 10 set ASIDE legacy lett him " ne she
because ne was about TO marry young ia Sy,ce aud
did like. The witness refused 10 give ~ 20 him after
abe went away very angry and never spoke 20 ~ h
ward. George continued 10 be an acqus'h'a's "
family, and his character was uncnaneeu. ,,apiy oc.
The remainder OF the morning session was ..n let.
cupied m argument TO The admission oi Merrill,
tiers which 1t claimed were written o MI of them
and gave evidence OF an unsouuo niino 'A'S'
were excluded by the SURROGATE 49,, chan Charles
After recess Dr. Harris was tecalleu anu "A ~
A sherman, lawyer, was sworn he teeua a ens tine
aconapfance with the family. and said hat Az ySe This
he Transacted some legal BUSINESS Tor Mrs NJ knight
was relative to paving some money to Nj, sM al
which had left In the care OF Captain ,his LADY
this tme without provocaton. she denouhoeo '
In the severes language. ,,.rcs With
John T. Parish also testified to an hown By
the Merrs aud spoke OF tho great fondnest after bic
marriage. After that said ME- FsIisn' ene
an evil spirit dressed IN bad ciothes r.ov morn.
The examination will DO continued to-moti0"
ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
ALBANY.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

WOKK OF The LEOISIAI NJ
FREE USE OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w
FLEE INSURANCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
OF JURoRs-niE LOW TOLLS SHEET AGREED 10
IN THE SENATE.
bill was introduced in the Senate Dy MI o''
John. to secure the free of the canals 10 tie
nnb;c 1t provides for the towage Of canal5cats by
the newly Incorporated Buffalo, Syracuse and
Albany Railroad Company, the charges being
limited by the bill, and the company
being required to pay into the State lrea-
sury 100000 per year. Senator EcciesIhc
introduced bill providing for the anagamation Oh
fire insurance companies. Mr.. Astor introduced III
the Assembly bill fixing the compensation of sur,
rooates and Mr.. Fish bill authorizing tho Board
of Apportionment to fix the salaries of certain New
York officials The Senate concurred IN the Assem-
bly, resolution approving the low tolls Sheet ana III
creasng the free list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
IMPORTERS AND GROCERs STIRRING.

The Importers and Grocers' Board OF Trade
yesterday after selecting committee to confiner INC
discrimination against NewYork in freight rates. a
pointed T. W. Corlics, J. A. Livingstone, H. f. ha"eS'
Roswell Steel and George ". Lane q committee 70 con
sder the present disturbances Of trade through the anx
ety i'm regard ~ the silver question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

ceived the irade-dollar yesterday at valuation OF 20
cents hut this morning declined to receive the con" IN
any large amount lady yesterday who had occasion
10 purchase goods the amount Of 80 cents, rendered
radedollar in payment and received only 40 cents 'n
change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07

The Washington Post says, with delightful
cOmplacency: "IDcre Is now use for New-fork pa
pers In Washington except verify the statements OF
the Post" That IL true, Post But don't you see that
doesn't diminish the need for New-fork papers any =
1.-THE Guphio-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-07
BANK NOTE PRINTING.
ARGUMENTS AT WASHINGTON.

THE ECONOMY OF GOVERNMENT PRINTING Ex-
PIAINgp IN CoMMrTTEE-wHY PART OF THE
WORK SHOULD DE DONE OUTSIDE.
bill requiring that part of the printing OF bonds
notes, stamps etc. shall be done outside OF inc Gov
eminent offices, is now pending in Congress. Ii Is
opposed by Edward Mcpherson, Chief OF the bureau
of Engraving and Printing, who urged before com.
mittee of the House, yesterday, economy ana
superiority of the work as done at present by the
Government. Colonel Elliott f. Shepard, Of New
York. made an argument in behalf Of the COM
panies.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and FeVerish.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 1-2.
Government Bonds Steady States Dull
and Railroads Irregular
MONEY ON CALL 5 A PER CENT.
WALL STREET.
IN q IN Al


tits only in the classics that read about ihun-
derbolts descending from clear skies, but something
oil a like nature occurred 'chaagc to-day, and set
brokers wondering. A very dull market, with ieeby
fuct tuatng prices prevailed until within an hour oil
closing Figures shrunk at first, iattened aiterward,
but time grew lean or obese enough 10 call ior
special remark and the day bia fair 10 close as 1t
had begun, in a semtorpld condition. The especial
wonder'' came later on, aud was manifested py
sudden and sharp upward twist in Western Union.
Tho price, for OF tho day had iaztly due
tuated between S96 ana 90, was suddenly and unex-
peciedIy made TO shoot up like rocket to
e3 much the amazement oil the pears,
who had little expected see The sparks
y from this quarter OF the speculative heavens Yet
TO the UNCONSCIOUS bears themselves was probably
ascrtpabio the entire pyrote chi meal display. For
some past has been the fashion to decry West
ern Union and to be we'll IN the fashion the bears,
from Ursus Major TO the merest trading cub, have
persisently, and far successfully, sold II short
splendd opportunity was accordingly afforded
trap the unwary beasts, and Could IN his character
OF q specu Nimrod, undertook the job. By bid
ding the price boldly and quickly up there was
created the usual panic and scramble for shares
there was no question as 10 standing upon the order
of going but strong financial reasons ter going
once; SO the went, in ndescribabe excitement
stock 80. BY way OF making things
still pleasant Tor the shorts IL
given out, street slang, that this time 'the
melon would surely be cut'-in other words, that
the Executive Committee would tomorrow agree to
report favoraby division among shareholders of
the compnnys seven million OF reserved stock. There
Is NO reason TO believe that this report is any thing
but a repetition of the old cry OF ''wof" which has
been so frequently heard heretofore; but there Is
doubt OF The existence of an unwarrantabe short in
terest or that Gould 'slne twiscr that twisted
tho twist when the intensity ot the furry suo-
sided tho quotation receded TO 92sS, which was tho
closing one. There nothing remarkable IN the
rest OF the list. prices scarcely varying more than
half per cent, and even refusing to be Influenced to
any extent by the hurry bury which was agiatiDg
Western Union.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices OF
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange today
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
CORN EAsIER-oATs sTEADY-PoRK QUIET
LARD QUIET-wHisKEY rIsMER-sPIRITs TUR-
PENrINE QUIEr-RoslN QUIET-PETRoLEUM
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
TUESDAY, Oct. 22-6P NJ.
A fair degree OF activity obtained in the merchan.
disc markets to-day. but few important changes in
values wero made. On 'Change business was
moderate. Flour was quiet. Wheat was In iair de-
mand, but shade easier. Corn easier. Oats
QUOT and steady. Whskey was 1rmor. Pork quiet.
Lard quiet Cotton the spot unchanged
closed steady Groceries generally quiet.
were also naval stores, oils and petroleum.
ASHES were quoted 47c &C. for potts. and 5s<c for
peorls
ANTHONY ruled firm at 12c 12hc gold, Tor regulus.
BErswAx aimed steady. at 26c &c Tor Western
Southern.
CoFrEK-Thc market for Brazils quiet: mild coffee
was also quiet; go bags Maracaibo. Eiche. and
1894 bags Pedang, ex Meta Breckwodt from
ond hands,, sold private terms The sales
for the week we're Abb bags Maracaibo, 100 mats
Java 7s9 bags savauiila. l4o bags Mexican
and $50 mats Singapore, tor consumption. within
the range. We quoto:-0rdnary I3hc l3s4c.
fair do l5i4c. good do. ;prime do Ice l6iic
treme range lots. l3c. l75ic Santos. fair good
l47lc a l5h4c. gold 90 days. Java. government bags,
aaLc 23c do grass mats BE 24c Singapore. Ice.
a l7c; CsyIou 49,. lsc. Maracaibo 1870. l6,sc
Laguayra lac. l6c. Jamaica. lac. 16c st Domingo
I2c u i3c Rica, 15c. lsc Mexican: 15c. l7c.
Macnsssr l7c lSc: Angostara. l6c. Savaniila
l3c lie. Curacoa, 1880. = l3c
COFFEE STATEMENT.
stock of Rio and Santos Coffee Is 1873 -. 81 $40
Arrived since October IL. ex Genogan.. 1900
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

The following were the 0pehlng prlces Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gould Curry, Is;
Savage, l9k; Chollar Po,osi, Is; ophir, 43 Hale II
Norcross, ~; Crown Point, on; Yellow Jacket, 81 ;
Belcser a Imperial, /; Virginia consolidated, IL;
California, IL; overman. 23; Ray mond & Ely, 5;a !;
Best l. Bclcher, q u KentucS, g. Union consolidated
i34 140; Alpha, l3h; MSadow Valley, y; Sierra
Nevada, l62 a I65; Mexican, Sc 81; Caledonia. 81;
Silver Hill. IN; Eureka consolidated, SO: Justice,
So; Julia consolidated, 6B; Northern Bell, loK
Manhattan, 3h; Leopard, l; Utah, 20; Grand Prize,
OK; Leviathan, Silver King, 10; Alta, 13; Bullion,
IL; Exchequer. 5A; Bodie, 10; Beehte, Ia; Tioga.
OK; Ward TX; independence, 3; McCiinton u Kos
sutb, 80; Original keystone, I; seq Belchcr, 35; Ar
gcuta s; BiacKhawk 2; Bulwer, 16; Belle Isle, u; /;
Booker, TX; Benton. 64; Endowment. 1; Goodshaw,
/: Husscy n; Homestead, 10; Mono, 4; Phil sheri-
dan, /; Richer, /; SCORPION, 6; " ellis Fargo x.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23


lao, 200 shares, which were distributed as iouows:-
Western Union Telegraph, s9,157; Pacific Mail 100;
New York Central, 100; Erie, 4,lJo Lake shore,
IA, no; Union Pacific, 2 200; Illinois Central, COO;
Northwestern, 1G, ,732 preferred, 1900; G.. c.
c. and J., 80; New Jersey Central, =, 7oO 81 Paul,
2050 do. preferred, 1900; Wabash 6l0; Ohios, 200;
LacKawlnna, 46, ,O2O Morris ana Essex, a,032; Della
ware and hudson, 27s; Michigan Central, 200
Tho money market worked easily to-day, call loans
being made at 5 per cent. Tne following tho
rates OF exchange New York at tho undermen-
toned cities today :-Charleston, plentiful, buying
5-l6 4 discount, selling y par; Now Orleans,
commercial bio u discount, bank iS discount;
Chicago, firm, 80 premium Boston, par
Foreign exchange was strong and leading drawers
advanced their rates to 81 4sT for long and
snort sterling. Actual business was done at u per
cent lower. Cold steady all day at 1Gok. Tho
carrying rate the close WIS per cent. The gold
cearings at the National Bank OF the State OF New
York
Gold .bai'nces. ...-...-....... l,les,69o
Currency balaaccs.... ................. l,zOO TO-
Cod cehrings.....-.-...... 5,l4o 900
London advicos report fairly steady but ddli
market Consos opened % 1916 Tor money
against e99i 9s7s inc close yesterday. United
states bonds 4 lower for 411's, Il FOR 1868
new nvcs and unchanged for icn-fortics. In Amer
can stocks Erc unchanged, the preferred Is own
10 2s from 20 Illinois Central IS up tc so Il 79I
and Jersey Central down 70 - from 32tS. The closing
prices In London were .-Consols for money, g3a a
p3N do. ior account, - * per cent bonds,
1887; nye-twcnty bonds, q lsG7, 1918 ten.iorty
bonds los; Gvcs, Of 1851, 1065S Ere shares,
16L do. preferred shnres -; New Jersey Central,
3l&; Illinois Central 60n
Government bonds steady md closed 1rm at
The New York herald., 1878-10-23

100 Chic. Bur X O.. be 10
Correction. Wells Fargo
Express sold yesterday after
noon should have been:-
oO Wells Fargo Ex... 96
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
ROBBED ON THE HIGHWAY.

Herman Q. Priggc, grocer doing business ~ III
corner Of Fourth avenue and l26tn street, starr q
three O'Clock yesterday morning in MS wagon 70
Washington Market. He carried In his pocket $40 n
grcchbacks. Taxing ,hs usual route down Eight.
avenue all went well until seventeen street, lionel
ncighbornood, was reached There thrcc mon wit.
Their iaces covered wavlaid aud robbed him. On:
cauEEt and held his horse while the 0thor twV caus
PrRgc by the throat and took Iossession Of n l.
money When consciousness returned Mr.. Prig4
found him sell alone. He drove to the station nou
IN l0Oh street, near Ninth avenue, and lett informf
ton OF the outrage, 1ne thieves made good tncA
escape.
The New York herald., 1878-10-23
HAVANA MARKET.

Spanish gold. 191h 19lH -
rency. 6i4 Ga premium; shert si,ht aa., = ..s3
premium: sixty days. gold, Ga premium shoO
sight do IA 73 premium London. loia ia Pc
mimi on Paris, 3ta u premium
quiet.
The weather Is clear again.