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BUSINESS and TEST MEDIVM

Will make this, his last visit to DanhGry Conn, where he can be consulted at the Wooster House, Friday, Saturday aud Sunday. Feb. the 1st 2,l and 3d. Owing to the Doctors increasing busi- ness in New Haven, Bridgeport and Not~ walk, he is obliged to discontinue his vis- it's to Danbury after this limc. Those wishing io consult ILe Doctor after lhs visit can sec him at any of the above places mentioned. Tlle principal papers in each place will announce his lime of coming.
 0R7ce Aou,Y .f,om 9 ,4. .3f. 10 9 z. .af. All those desirous of consulting the Dr. are invited to call. He IS astonish- ing the people by his daily cures of the most chronic and difficult cases, such as diseases of the Lungs, Liver. Kidneys and Urinary organs, Dropsy, kEeuma- tism, Scroiula, and all humors of the blood Seminal weakness and private diseases. and all complaints peculiar to females and general debility are perma- DentIy cured in q very short line by the Doctors improved course of trea tmeni. He is also gifted with wonderful heaiing powers for he quick removal of all dis eascs; he will describe every pain and secret disease at sight his medicines are purely vegetable and scientifically pre- pareG, and he has gained wide leputit- lion for the thousands of wonderful cures he has performed.
 The DJcler also has the power to read your past, present and future destiny. gives advice in marriage and business affairs of every description, with perfect satisfaction
 CInirvoyant sittings. $1 Communi- cations by letter upon business or health must contain S2 age, sex, a lock of hair. and slamp Address box l,253, Nor wich, Conn.
 Greatly Beneftted 6y One Months Treat
 n9ent
 This is to certify that 1 have been sick ten months from Nervous Debility, and had given up all hope oi ever being any better 1 was advised To consult Dr. Fiske. He described my diseases with out asking me question, and 1 now have taken only one months medicine ard have received great benent and feel like new being.
 Mr. C. C. BRYAsF, Bridgeport, Ct
 Great Cure n Sdxgatuck, Conn.
 This is tp certify that for long time had been troubled with difficulty of he Lungss Liver and General Debility. My blood WAS nearly turned to water. aud my bowels and limbs were very much 6loa;od l applied to Dr. Fiske for medical treatment while he was in NorwaIs, and after being treated by him only short lime began rapidly to im- prove. Am now enjoying good health. EI.IzABETH GooDALE, Saugsiuck, Ct.
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 lsor full particulars address, E. E. HUNTINGTON, Sleciai State Agent, P. 0 Box, 520, Hartford, Ct.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

This statement shows an apparent increase in the
surplus applicable to the payment Of dividends Of
$780, $50 but 1t will be necessary to wait for the full
detailed report TO leain how much of this apparent
increase Is required To pay the rentals of leased
lines
Our news column contains the particulars of
suit brought against the Western Union Telegraph
Company 70 set aside its agreement and virtual
consolidation with the Atlantic and Pacific Tclc-
graph Company. There is reason to believe that
this suit brought in the interest of the Western
Union Company. which experience has Taught that
It's attempt to combine purchased ut high price.
The TRTBrNE at the time of the agreement showed
that the Western Union ncgotiators hal been over
reached Now being tired Of its bargain, tho West
ern Onion seemingly appeals TO the law 10 protect
it from the results OF the folly Of ito committee
Il Is best to accept at the truth that 10 enter
prise in this coVntry can live and thrive which can
not stand competition, and also, that all corpora
tions capitalized at two three OF four times their ac
tua coat. must sooner or later come down to hard
PAN
Tho railroads have been trying combinations as
an cxpedient TO bridge them over the chasm of
watcrcd capital but with i'll success cOmbina-
ton exists now III name, but there Is no such
thing as established rates on either East
or West bound freights and the events OF
the last fOrty-eight hours point TO an
early acknowledgment of what in reality
has existed for two months-an open war.
When this event-Wh hich cannot long be deiaycd-oc-
ours there will remain only the ghost OF coal COM
bnaton 10 remind the public that such follies as
the attempts to control trade and traffic have proved
20 be were ever ndulgcd in by men holding high
positions III the commercial and financial c0nmu-
nifty.
The Stock market to-day record: transactions in
so $50 shares of stock. IL requires comment,
beyond the statement Of the fact that prices were
steady and firm simply because the large holders of
stocks dared not offer them for sale. In the posi-
ton in which they stand, they could easily advance
prieos bt only AT the expense OF greater accumula
lions. silver Bill or no Silver Bill wGr in Europe or
war, the stock market will be sagnant until the
immense blocks Of stocks now held in a few hands
are distributed. Whether or not this is to be finally
accomplished voluntarily, through the demands
Of the money lenders is problem of the future but
that the distribution is sire qua non OF renewed ac-
tIyity in stOc6s, there remains not a doubt.
RAMON or rus STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

Money was in good supply to-day, and with ac-
ceptable security was loaned on call at and per
cent There was 10 change i'll mercantile paper, and
the rates of domestic exchange were as last quoted.
The United States Treasurer at Washington, To-
day received 100000 National Bank notes TOR
redemption. The customs receipts were S5OO0OO.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement to-
day: Currency exchanges, 500. .S2GOH; currency
balances 81 746,276; gold exchanges, 81, 7,172,973;
and gold balances, 1919, ,107.
In London British consOs were a shade easier at
953t United States bonds were strong, and 1868
aud l040s hgher. at l07Sle and 100 respectively.
New IS were we're firm at 105ls. and new 4i3 per
cents at 1O35ls The American railway securities
were strong Erie shares closing al 10, the preferred
at 22la; Illinois Central at 743s; Reading ut
Central consolidated bonds at G7 There was bull
lion movement of 100000 loss reported at the Bank
of England. In Paris the per cent French Rentes
opened at 110.35. and closed mt 1000.
The receipts of -four Ut the principal Altar
tic poris tLis 10Th day of F. bruaPy, We're:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

TUESDAY. Feb. 10. 1873.
hSHEs-steady moderate sales; Pots 4EaiSsc.; PeariS
c.. -, ,,.,..
BGEswAy-2ore steady: Western and southern feilow'
81 1873 se. sales 5000 u.s., private terms -,
BRoOM.CoRN-suiet, unchanged FAR 10 Urine hsfh
ga lc; Mcdigm 524Giac; Red and Inferior 4ayt
BUILDING NATERIAllS-hrick rather quiet but oasr
isss mcds.ate grees sepsy fan s IS asas5
Favorie Brands. sea6 ~; Fronfs croton Blown.
AZ park IS: Red s9 philadelphia s23sS27; Ba'hmers
sjl4SJs. Yard prices delivery Included s2at5 hensf
ordinary s9ssS Fronts, cemsrt fasher ors,ana land,
81 IS, Torcul quiet; Portland. ss iosfs soi hS@as;
43ds3 25. Lath dull nominaly unchanged az ~ % y
X. for eargoes Lime more actiys steadcr % ssnJ
comnon, s0c. Lumber is fairly active; offerings
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE SCRIBNER MAGAZINES.
CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
sCRIBNER'S MONTHLY FOR MARCH

SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY FOR MARCH
Is remarkably fresh entertaining subject and varied in
pictorial attraction.
First there is the continuation OF Noah Brookss sketeh'
Personal "reminiscences of which Charles Dud
lev Warner IN The Hartford Courant MONTH said at
most deltghaI paper. admirable in manner 0hd Of The h.g
est value os help ne @ comprehension ofhe man" Mrs
Susan Archer wesss Last Days OF Edgar A. Poe
same delightful "An American Colony in Normandy
by Margaret Wright gives the mad prarks
Of party Of artists poets and scrbbers who held high
links grand halls, summer not long "A
Trip America" with description of coffee aud
cochineal plantations; AN Earthquake Experience in
1867 paper Dresdti China and the Royal Porcelain
Works at Meissen "Kenyon College" with portraits OF
President Hayes Bishop Mrs Chase Edwin ~ stanton
David Davis Henry Winter Davis and stanley Matthews,
and paper by Professor OF Yale College, "wha,
our Boys are Reading = all notable articles
Besides the serials there stories "sussn
Iawton's Escape" by SAKE Iom Concerning Certain
Prodgai twer In printing oiecs) by Henry King
now writer There poems by Celia Thaxer Boyeep and
othera
Dr. Holland discusses "An Epidemic OF Dishonesty" PIC
ton and introduces feature" Editorial Correspond
ence"
The Illustrations the highest order two artists
20 the pages sCRIBNER are introducedW Hennessy
and Davidson The entire number will deepen the
impression made by helas ISSUE which The Buffalo Courier
declared beyond question the superb example Of
what in the lire Of magazine making that has
ever appeared in this any country"
which with some dealers any previous
numbei."
dot content with programme SURPRISING excellence
clnding Alcotts charming serial story, Under the
Idacs" which hoped will equal Little Womn" in
popularity, starts another story this month";
DRIFTED INTO PORT
SERIAL STORY FOR BOYS.
This story opens a English school life which
has scarcely surpassed the whole range OF
juvenile literature
WHAT A NEW-YORK CLERGYMAN SAYS.
Rev. Dr. Taylor. New.yOrk, in recent public address
before audience in speaking Of tho terrible de
mozaon much Of the current literature placed In the
hands boys took occasion publicly to commend ST
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holding the interest and the sympahies OF boys at the
pure its and safe and insprng
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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

Dealings in State bonds confined to old
North Carolinas at 1Gi2, Virginia consols ex ma
tured coupon, at 574; Tennessee 6s, old Issue, at
36l4 and new series at 35l4-
City bank stocks sold as follows: Central National
(S) at 96, Bank of Commerce (20l at 117l2, Amer-
can Exchange (53) at 100 Bank of New-YOrk l35)
at 1O7I2 Pacific 40) at 1913. and Park 10) at 9yl2
In railroad bonds there was considerable trading
in Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts at
6l3t065t2; in Central Paciies at 10f7sG1 10f34;
Union Pacific firsts at 104si Missouri Pacific irsts
at o91l; Fort Wayne thirds at 1O6; 81. Paul sinking
fund at 93 and Northwest gold bonds at 93l2.
There were sales of Jersey Central firsts at 10;
Consols at 66 st. Joseph convertible Ss at s7l2;
Buffalo, New-Yoik and Erie tirsts At 1878; Albany
and Susquehanna firss at 109l2. and South Pacific
frsts at "a i2U743s.
There was further decline in the gold market
under considerable sales of " long" gold: The sales
were at 1013i1101os. the price having been 1O2ss
on Saturday morning Daily gold loans cost ~, 4,
and 3 io per cent per annum paid for carrying. Inc
United States Treasurer paid out $SS,OOO IN coin
interest of the public debt. and S92, 600 in redemp-
ton of called bonds The days business Of the
gold clearing department of the Bank OF News
York covered: Gold cleared S2S, 10000 gold
balances, $1,2S6,200; currency balances, Sl,32O,-
675. The gold quotations were as follows:
The foreign exchange market was quiet and
steady but no new features were noted. The SELL
ing rates were on the basis of ~ s13fdS4 81 Tor
sixty days bills, and 81 S3l20i 81 for demand TO
the G. We subioin current closing quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

~ Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County
~. of fNeI.NorE--CLEyENT y. BARCLAY and KEGI
NAID =. BAECLAy. plaH,in.. sesinst EDWAKp NAT
TIIFWs. IiIN RN 4. FtRBER, THE CHATTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Uf Hartford, Cpnuociicut,
pliifc Cunningham The C4nhrdco Yaey National 8aEf
Nelson Mc-L.z The Mayor Aldermen ana tpmm0Hal'y Of Tho
Cify OF NcYors calvin witty hbon Man zee, yer Of
an The drbis property equitable Bfctos4 rights aud tirg
ia Evsri AstheN. The Architecture IRON works
aagi. M saac r. ii0azaId. :. Y Le-hcr " whit
ma a.. L. Dtuhsui, ID. ID. i7er Thomas Murphy *. E
Ii0usr t. A. Van Prsas a. GrHuta Ainai BENJAMIN, Abram
r. ram ter irving -. Brrnhriinsr defrnGsHs
man.-Tisl be had - the city sui County Of NerNork
this nsECd defendants sni 10 each or them you
hereby summoned o "DsNer ie Complaint IN his .cton
To- the TsiDlr attorney
within twenty days after the service ~ ts summons, eS
daY service Ht III Of YOHr failure 10
rear or sHsH Judgment viii b. taken Against you by
at fnr ts relief di sd1d in the complaint Dated New
York, Uili December 1871.
BREW. .TER KISSAM. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Ohce I7O Broadway. NeS-lork City. Post Oftce al
dYes-, 20 broadway, New fort City.
To dsfcuiTuf, NELSON AC@fEA The foregoing
summon. served upon you by publication. pursuant 10
order Hon GcnTce c. barrett, Justice OF the supreme
New Or dated the 18th day "
ary is1s and hied with tie Compaint in the olrc OF the
CLERK OF The County Of Ncvi O the new Court
House the Ciy Of New YORK
BREWSTER kiSSAM, Plaintiffs Attorney
jlG iawGwW
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
2l3.0s9
runoPrAY FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb. 1890 r. mConsols, ajii for money
and 059i tor The account. g. bonds, New lives lo5;
Etie Railway shares preferred 22is Illinois Central l4a;
Pennsylvania Ceutr 2g'4 Reaing Railroad, 1874; New
Central, c0nsolS 81.
LONDON Feb. l9-2 p. m.-Pars adyiccs qu0fe five per
liO 35 ceDtimes for the sSc0unl
IONDNg, Feb. 1880 m.The amount Of ballrm Win
drawn the Bank uf ngland balance today A50O0
IospOS, Feb. I9-i y. m.-U bonds 1878 l01 l. Paris
avices giOto 10! 30 centnes
fur the account Silver quoted AZ jtsod. per ounce
LONDON, Feb 1850 p. MT. s b0ncs. iOur and hait
per ecus lo3 Railway shares, ga Illinois Central
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
Kew Fluctuations.
TUTURE PUNISHMENT.

EUTURE PUNISHMENT. ,,...s
rou,ins an articlc by Professor George FISHER IN
Sc ia an historical SKETCH lneraPeIst
with critical Of the doctrine o. Fntnrr &
ishment a. held the patristc period IN IN. Dioc
aud Inv rnoiern representative be0logns OF ofhef
This is followed by carefully prepared sreg ss ~
t,cls with recud 10 "The Teaching 81 Christ fespsStnS
the Dura on o. Future Punishment written n % wei
~ each other and from different points OF vsw py
kuovu Greek scholars; the first by the rev yiunes ~, ~
Whop Ph D, ct Eastharpton Mass; sn, s nc otIep AZ
tcles are Review Of the Rev. Joseph Cook on &
MyceDG by Professor Packard Mevew Sew % rnein"d
bv Professor Balw victor hmane, "
w j. Kingsley Price. single numbers 20 eshtS g Sc
"a 10 Ardrrsg PUBLISHER NEWENS ~ ,. Scm
ff,yen Conn or AMERICAN NEWS CoMFANh Cha'n
bers- ST., New YORK.
/yUFRRY RIPE !-By Helen B. Mathers, ahthor
NJ "conm rbro Tho Rye" Latest ana n'Ht @ u,lina' IN
novel inst published complete, in Tribune Mover EAu NJ
Ia Price, 10 cents.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
,FFICTAL REPORT ~ T. MINING STOCK EX
CHANCE SALES, FEBRCART f9 1873.
n BoARD--l O'CLOCK p. VI.

TUESDAY. Feb 1872.
The annual report of the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company for the year ended De-
cember3i, 1877, as reported by telegraph from Chi
cago, compares with the business OF the previous
year As follows:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
feQai Notlces.
CRIFFIN HOLBR0OK, MARTHA FOWLER

GRIFFIN HOLBROOK, MARTHA FOWLER
N ABBOTT and EPHRAIM FOWLER ,
10 The sOve named and all persons VINO are utscchiahs
hetr, .fsy nr next named persons
Ib,ir .sagntos. oxccni0ts aun -rstOfs or loS-toe-
nv virtue Of a decree Uf Jungm0lt Of the No"-l ofA
supreme entered February lB. l77s ~ ah ac"A
entitled FREDERIC j. EtIl5 ,snd Hu0iher eN.uInr &c;
of Ephrsim ffoiDr0ok, deceased, Against Gi.bkHb r.
RET1S Ohs. whereby Was appoin friorru AMONG
other things determine aud report ts share Of tho estate
of EPIlRAfJ IOLBOOA, dt ct3cd 10 Llch each OF M
heir or thrir sgsl rcpcsertsys entitled UBdar ID" sid
fecyrs Of iui.nrI Their FORE do hereby ave notice
sni yuu 20 arToar bclOfo re - ~y Olcs. Ne I
ltr,aiway t!ty, the sdd Mafch, lS4a
ri II oc. n 1reno prepared then and tEeio Ia poye
ahDyo named yorr claim
tronr, the upon tho o. EFbrSm H0bFOos, late o
The CITY VI Noa.Nor, dec a-cd OF Your deIAh VIII Dc
taken md the e.o distributed fOithwil, IN accordance
with law. ,-
FRANCIS FORBES
Referee.
ANslS NiLnY attorney Tor Eli1abth Holcss aud many
Others, heirs OF Ephraini hOlbruoS,
80 William.sL. New-Y0rk.
r.rrl.-.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
Oredn GteGlners.

A MEXICAN LINE. '
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. =.
only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERICAN
FLAG Sailing every THURSDAY lIcm Philadelphia and
WEDNESD Az from Liverpool
OHIO sails Feb. 81 10a M
RED STAR LINE.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Mails sailing sent
monthly alternately from Philadelphia and NewforK Direct
and only - .,X
TO ANTWERP.
NEDERLAND sails Feb -, p q. NJ
For rates ~ passage and other information sppv 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents,
2O7 Walnut At PhiIsdelpnia 81 Broadway, new York
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. Battery place, Newfrk
E0R LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
/ The Liverpool aDd Great Western steam Company 2
United states Mail steamers leave Pier %. y. r.
" Is>Dh ~ - W ~
EsDAY, E2rch D. % A. ~
WISCONSIN, -.- ESDAf March ~ 4 y. NJ
Cabin FJ5. $40. 49, accounting 10 Satcfoon;
StceTago, s26 intermediate, $40. on ,--,-
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.


There was continued life and activity in Govern.
ment bonds to-day, and, while prices were strong,
they were little lower than yesterday We annex
curraut ouOtatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
illarble aNo Slate llaNiels.

- KLABER s. Co,
Ne 5lstst, between Broadway 9Th Estab-
hshed 1918 MANrELS, TlLING. MONUMENTS, at re.
'GGced prices PLUMBERS SLABS q specially.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
Total sales for the day.

At tho Mining Board to-day American FLAG I'm.
proved to 90 and Bertha and Edith to .16 while
Lacrosse declined to .G7. Moose rose to Sl2 other
stocks being neglected.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North RiVer, Vessels and Railroads.

TUESDAY. Feb. 10, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-20

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New-York tribune., 1878-02-20
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31
THE COURTS.

| In the District Court the counsel N TIE
Maher case spent the day in making their ar
guments before the jury. We feel deep sor-
row and express great amount Of sympathy
for those jurymen. We are personally &C
| quainttd with them, some have families and
all have nerves. We believe the legal pro
fession to be a very gentlemanly set OF
orators, but we do not think they are sufi-
GENTLY considerate to jurymen. They al
most invariably talk as if every man before
them was several miles away and hard of hear
Jag at that distance; as though their words
were more convincing when ascending on the
upper scale to | HAT and sharp. Tone down,
tone down, gentlemen, and give the poor,
tired, short salaried subservers of the funda-
mental institution which guarantees our
rights and privileges, rest The case will
I've decided When it is submitted to the jury
and they render their verdict, provided they
do not disagree.
JUSTICE COURT.
There was great interest manifested in the
inner temple yesterday over the case Of VIM
Pearson vs.. John Carlattl; the plaintiff com
planning, under one of our ordinances, that
the defendant used foul, obscene and abusive
language and epithets to him, the plaintiff.
which improper remarks had tendency I"
cause a breach OF the peace. The trouble
grew out of L difficulty between the parties.
caused by the defendant throwing empty
cana, refuse matter, and otherwise furnishing
the vacant lot of the plaintiff, and WAS con
sidered Of sufficient Importance to demand
jury trial The following sovcrei@ns were in
attendance and sat: T. HodgkiAson, J. {. .
Ogden, A P Patten, E. G. Knapp, Henry
Clark, W Il. Corbett ? Jetfry, W. H
Turner, " G. Hall ana Lyman Frisbic Tbs !
evidence seemed to be definite as to the use
Of the language contained in the complaint,
but the jury disagreed and the case Was dis /
.nis7cd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-31
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

Ten passengers vent cut on the southern
stage Yesterday morning.
Hon Jonas seoly was in the city yesterday
We are glad to soc the welcome counter
aacc of Pete Mght!e of Genoa on the streets
yesterday He has been quite i'll for some
time back but returns very much recruited
He left for Genoa
4 colored man named Miller attracted quite
Il crowd III the neighborhood OF the freight
depot yesterday morning by running after a
band Of squaws. He was evidently i'll great
anger, as he threw rocks at them without any
regard to standing teams or passers by. Only
the modest calls to desist, suggested by the
boys at the freight house prevented his max
ing an attact. upon the maidens of the sage
brush. Did not learn the cause of the attack
but he acted az if ne meant to punish some
one.
There are l41copvictsa present in the State
Prison, not including the three stage robbers
held by courtesy, and We presume for a con-
sideration, for the United States. This scratch
has no connection with the one Immediately
preceding.
Edmund James has been raising his residence
an1 making an addition thereto 4 cosy,
comfortable httle home is James,.
We don't Intend to mention the hay which
came in yesterday. The LEGAL hay trade is
what impressed us II is growing and de-
velop.ug and enlarsirG i'll its great propor