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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

Tuesday, April 23.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike st John, NIB, via
Eastport for Boston.
Barque Florence Peters, Mountfort. sagua-54a
hhds 81 ties molasses to Phinney 81 jackson.
Sch Abigail Hanes, Marcel, Salem.
Sch AIcyon, Young, Ellsworth.
Sch Ivy, Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
Sch Shepardess, Thorp, Bristol.
Sch Benz franklin, Priest Boothbay-superphos-
pilates to Cumberland Bone Co.
Sch Exact. Kimball. Boothbay.
Schs M f Cusbman, Patten, and Anna S Mnrcb,
Woopward, Ellsworth Tor Boston.
Schs Otranto Hammond, and Delaware, Sinclair,
Schs Mineola, Blodgett, and Dexter, Patten, Ellis
worth TOR Boston.
Sch Cornelia. Frank, Bangor for Providence.
Sch V Wellington, Rich, Kennebec for Phiiadel-
phia.
Sch Albus, Hodgdon, Boothbayfor Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Only Son. Meady. PHILADELPHIA Hobson.
Sch Koret, Durham, Gardiner-master.
Sch Ariel, fainter, Boothbay-Nath'l Blake.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENCE
WISCASSET, April 1s-Sld, sch Buena Vista, Col
Ayril i9-Ar, sch Smith futile, Barter, Boston.
Sid. schs Robt Woodruff. Lewis, Gloucester; Niger,
Alley, Boston.
April 2O-Ar schs Isabella Dickinson, and Frank.
lin, Greenleat, Boston.
April par, sch abby L Dow Corson. Boston.
Sid. schs Coquette Merry, and Maria Louisa, Thur
rell, Boston.
FAST SAILING-Ship Challenger Capt E Il Thomp-
son. arrived at Queenstown 18th inst, SO days from
San Francisco. This ship was launched at Bath on
the 30th of June. 1871 and sailed July for Phila
dephia, where she loaded and proceeded to Mare ISL
and, Cal,-making the round voyage inside of nine
months and half.
fsROM MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.l
Cid at Boston Esd. barque Woods,de, Montgomery,
Portland; brig Ada White, White, do.
Ar at New York 22t, brig hattie M Balm, Thest-
rup, Cardenas; sch Georgia. Coffin, Cardenas.
Ar at Pascagoula 18th, brig Lewis Clark, Smith.
Vera Cruz.
Sid fin Bermuda 9Th inst, barque n. M.Haven, for
Matanzas.
Ar at Sagua 10th inst, briggs Akbar, Thompson, st
Thomas: ii Bishop, Bishop, do.
Ar al Havana l4tb, brig Kionda. Portland.
Ar at Liverpool 23d, ship Marcia Greeneaf, Gates,
Port Royal
Ar at Liverpool 2ist, ship Kendrick Fish. Henry
Savannah; Martha Cobb, Greenbank, Philadelphia;
Levi Burgess. Starrett, New York.
Ar at Falmouth 22d, ship l. Morse, Ames, from
AR at hayre 2st ship Thomas Lord Ray, New Or
leans; sch Welaka. Perkins, Mobile.
FISHERMEN,
Sid FIN Newport 22d, scbs Yankee Maid Thompson,
and AnDle Lewis, Spauldiug, southwark.
MEMORANDA.
Sch Altavela, (of Elsworth) Murcb, from NYork
for arpadoes, put into Bermuda 18th inst with rig
rigging badly strained and damaged, having encoun-
tered heavy gales sth and 9th INST
, sen uncle Tom, recently condemned aud sold at |
Bermuda, Is being repaired and refilted.
sen Mile Trim, BoyntOn, at New York from |
Pont-a-Ptre reports heavy weather the entire pas
sage and broke main boom and lost sails.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
:, SAN FRANCISCo-Ar 1Ith, ship Two Brothers,
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Shanghae about 10th inst barque Fred
Litchfield, Spauding, Burrard Inlet.
at Saigon Mich ], barque Ada Wiswel, Wiswell,
At Bombay Mch IS, ship Winged Hunter. Maxwell
for Liverpool; T., ConSor ,PeRde;on ana Isaac
Coombs. and Frank Pendleton. unc.
Sid fm Chittagong Mch 8, baIqne Webster, CHS
Ar at Lisbon prev to 22d inst, barque Kalls Brown
Sid TN Genoa 9th inst, barqus Ironsides, Tapley
for Leghorn.
AT Gibraltaf I'd inst, barque Fannie H Loring,
Soule, dsg.
from New York. disg; farragut, Wyman, for Tonala,
AT at Rotterdam 2lst, ship Sunrise, Clark, from
Batavia.
Ar at Havre goth inst, barque Huzzey, Darrah,
Charleston
Sth John Watt, Deshon S W Pass; Scotia, Baker,
Trapani, to load tor Bath.
Sid TN Seville list inst, brig Mary Gibbs. whitmore
Ar at Hull 21st, ship Ell Captain, Lincoln, FIN San
Francisco via Queenstown.
Ar at Liverpool ed inst, steamer Antonio, from
Ar at Queenstown goth. ship Challenger, Thomp-
son, San Francisco. (Jan D.; barque Adelia Carlton
Ar at st Pierre Goth, brig Mechanic Malorey, from
Boston.
Sid TN Cienfuegos 18th inst, sch Carrie Hart, Da-
at Matanzas 10th inst, barque ormus, shackfoId,
for Boston, ready.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst brig Don Jacinto, Crcs.
ton, Havana; sch Thos N Stone, Pitcher Baltimore.
Ar at Barac0a 8tn INST, schs Yosemite, Chase, New
York; Mary Weber, Harris do; Gen Hall, Sim
Barbados; 9th Victor PUG, Pinkham, New York.
Ar at Cienfuegos I4th inst, sch E II Herman,
Herman. Pascagoula.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, brig iMerriwa, Downes,
Baltimore; Don Jacnto. erosion, Havana.
Ar al Havana 18th, brig Merry, Bradley, from
Philadelphia; sch Louisa Bliss, Strong. Baltimore:
10th. brig Addie Haze Sheppard Portland, sch q
Mcfarland. Harrington, do; 18th, Orig Winfield,
Bibber. Cardiff; Keystone, Reef, New York.
Sid 10Th. briggs Josefa, True. Cardenas; 16h Err.
nestine. McAlevy, Delaware Breakwater; schs NJ A
Wiley, Wiley, 40; May Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Ma
tanzas.
Cd 10th, barque Neversink, Jarvis, Caibarien.
Ar at MatanZas 18th, schs Miranda, Mitchell, from
Havana; 18th, Ethan Allen, Blake, Philadelphia
Hannah McLoon, Keeu do; 10th, l. Wheeler
Bowman, Portland.
Sid 18th, brig Anita Owen, Pettengill for North of
Hatteras E w Messer. Hewett. do; sch Lahaina,
Houghton. do; 18th, barque Genovar, Simmons,
for do.
Ar at Bermuda 18th, scbs Altavela, Murcn, New
York for Barbados (see Menu.
SPOKEN.
Jan I, lat 81 S. lon "a E, barque Niphon, Preble
from Melbourne for Browse Island.
March 80, lat % N, Ion 10 W, barque John M Clerk
from Amsterdam for Batavia.
March 81, lat SO 80. Ion 81 49, sch Annie Tibbstts
from Boston for Barbados.
April "a. e by 8 OF Boston 55 miles haroue Flor
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Boston Stock Market.

SAGUA. Bark Florence Peters-1i2 bids 5 ties
sugar, 400 hhds 81 ties moases TO Phiney s. Jackson
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SAN FRANCISCQ-Ar 1Ith, ship Two Brothers,
Gibbs, Nanaimo.
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Sch Altavela, (of Ellsworth) Murcb, from NYork
Tor barbadoes put into Bermuda 18th inst with rig
rigging badly strained and damaged, having encoun-
tered heavy gales Sth and 9th INST
Sch Uncle Tom, recently condemned and sold at
Bermuda, is being repaired and refiIted.
sen Mile Trim, Boynton, at New York from
Pont-a-Pitre reports heavy weather the entire pas
sage, and broke main boom and lost sails.
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Alternately Shah en- and scorehed

BY the paroxysms of chs and fever, the wretched
sufferer for whom quinine has been prescribed
in vain to exterminate the dreadful disease with that
hurtul palliative, which at best only mitigates the
violence of the fits and eventually proves highly in
furious to the SYSTEM In order to effect thorough
cure of ma'aral fever, whether intermittent or re-
mtten, or to render the system impregnable to its
attacks, Ho>tetters Stomach Btters should be usei
daily That his medicine is SEARCHING eradicant of
diseases generated bymiasma, anda reliable safeguard
against lhem is fact so widely recognized u this
and other countries that to adduce evidence in sup
port OF it Is unnecessary but it either essential
or des rable to do SO it may we'll be supposed that
from the testimony alive OF its claims which
has been accumnlaiIng during the last twenty five
years and over sufficient proof might be gathered to
convince the most inveterate skeptic.
ap22 eod&wlw
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CoNGREss.-The Congress yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthfu materials 1t
is the best in the world for making delicious white,
sweet and heathfu biscuits, cakes, pastry, &c. Use
none but the Congress-
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
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SPOKEN.
Jan I, lat 81 S. Ion "a E, barque Nippon, Preble,
from Melbourne for Browse Island.
March 80, lat % N, Ion 10 W, barque John NJ Clerk,
from Amsterdam for Batavia.
March 81 lat So 80. Ion 81 40, sch Annie Tibb.tts
from Boston for Barbados.
April "a, by OF Boston So miles, barque Flor
nee Peters, from Sagua for Portland.
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FsRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
FISHERMEN
MEMO BANDA.

Sid I'm Newport 22d, scbs Yankee Maid, Thompson,
and Annie Lewis, Spauldiug, southwark.
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following transfers we're yesterday made by
the Board Of -Sl.oOo for erection ot
pavilion for patients In Bellevue Hospital;
S3,o7e IL to pay judgment Of Ira d. Ciapp against
ths Police Department. 81 400 10 street Cleaning Bu
rcau TO pay rent OF stables Nos. ~ ana 73 West
street, S91 10 account Tor removal 0i membranes
In harbor; $4,Sz7 % TO account of jurors' lses In
ciudlng expenses oil Jufo ors In criminal trials, and
&12 500 ior maintenance Of parks and places
IL is understood tnat an attempt viii be made TO
pass over the Mayors veto the AIdermanc rcsou-
tion giving permission to the Forty second street,
n ManhattanvIile aud ST. Nicholas Avenue Railroad
Company to lay tnsn tracks IRON Ientn avenue TO
the Eost River. An active LOBBY has been al work
around the CITY Hail Tor the past few days In the IN
tersst Of this scheme.
The Board oil Aldermen will meet Tomorrow as
Supervisors Tor the purpose OF rning the tax evy
The OommissIonsrs vi the SINKING Fund met yes
tsrday ana awarded the 90. .g00,00 loan 10 Drsxs,
Morgan a. Co August Belmont u Co. and Winslow,
Lsnier Co. Comptroller Kelly expresses himself as
much satisncd with the result Of tho sale.
stAtina that the Funding bill was great assstancs
In this connection. He also Of the opinion that
sns confidence tnus expressed u the siv's credit
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.lm that she ...ss.laa .srasa .ay svasps. es guilty

claim that the uansacou Afforded any evidence OK guilty
and s.. soss..: Is:.s:,
s,.ss the sadslsn l%por.s had been a.chs.sa y
s1sss. ONE y. sa
.;s:gsss sSs@n that g spy :,,,
Isen little less ,h., tool ~ being implicitly
.ss
ten ng cUadac
~ Oo M that even the mos
Iiurther said:-
You win theIsfose perceive that the commits
n. ssas: ss @s sDos ssis ss sa. s.s
fSS~in the ia rem case in which tnsr. we've .ix....
nins rsrs sDp.rsnsly gsnuss and ss.sn .sau
hapnsa 70 ono ~ the ~ nns cs's' TOR
.ss min. i !ss:: involved in N.
ducoa. .istwoshrd. q the whss-.rs sworn % before
ss :
On aA. n. SsSs; "sss aas WA. a. ss'y .
:ssss sssss AS..a The only turtle n.
sui, against ,hs" various IspassS. Sis sss
= %
'Is ps say s :has as yas 'hs hs
s: s 70 ave Il -:
ihs suits aud result would have been
sss ' a': .ss ssrS s':s ~ ss
s:ss i'sS
no Scss 4 % ~
cArsiessnsss through nsured desire 20 facilitate
the business o the msrcante community through dsre-
gard OF red but have done dishonest
worthy ses. For about years, however, have
been followed BY the persistent .psrseeauon q .
from the pqsuc seyce He has pssiesd sr capssd se
investsased mot Saes but and have each time
been THIS has been done through NO undns in
uence out on the facts IN private eonverssiioa one Of
.hs. was alleged not = belong to tho dcmnsn. political
desired to gss.n Bn my character = q 70 me nd
% lens a. 10 spite Of their .a.ens.s he icand those IN
!. mas been impossible for me to retire volun-
Gently 70 think they had been finally disposed q
and that should soon be nf liberty 10 consult
my own wishes; p. l. ,ssp. TO have been reserved f0g
merchants trow itself into tns arms Of the nan who y
STALE rspostedly aisprovsd Or dismissed isel
mo- Before oshsr Judges chArHssr Y .sl Of some value
under other auspices right cobsueratOn. Tho
action Of secretaries and officials in dsmisng the
would In tho OF evidence be dcci
Bus the omnscienec special sgens ali this
aside.
ASKING that you viii do me tho justice to publish
this eltsr, am, your obedisnt servant.
JOHN r. LYDECKER.
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YANDERBILTS WILL.

SURROGATE CALVIN GRANTS THE CONTESTANTS
ANOTHER EXTENSION OF rIME-MRs.
sroNKs TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Mary l.. stone concluded her testimony yes
terday In the Vanderbilt viii case. She her
band ded in California, IN consequence Of acc,-
dent; he civil engineer, and she met him about
two months before shsy were married at Long
Branch the only pacc she stopped with him his wife
was Mr. wsatheriDg g,on's house, in Harlem, where
they renamed three nights. She then testified
cernipg the interview with William H.. on the strost,
after She the Commodore In relation TO hsr pro-
posed school She said shs did not kuow who were
In the Office whom sne came from Tho Commo-
dore's clsrk thore, with one or two Others Mrs.
Stone at this point retired and AE Clinton called ths
attention Of the Court 10 the iact that the time given
TO tho contestants had expired.
A Iopg discussion here snsucd, In which Mr.. Lord
and Judge Black stouiy msintane tnat the greater
portion OF she eight days that had bses allowed had
been consumed by Mr.. Clinton IN frivolous examina-
tions OF Witnesses, a claim 10 which the surrogate
there some justice. JddEo Black addressed
himself particularly 70 toe sthics oil tho and
claimed that the greatest latitude should be allowed
the contestants lay bare The ao0nInabie plot BY
VIII ion tbs will had D0en obtained d.. Lord explained
how mis- Witnesses had been sparssd away, ana said
that when the agreement was maze he dld not know
things have since taken would occur. @
In response 70 tAs M. C0mstock SAID that there
was no truth ~ The ''spiriting away claims; That
contestants made an effort 70 get hirn.
The Court finally decided to extend the time OF
contestants twosdays-te wiz, Friday and Tuesday
until Adjournment.
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lss7,. 1862 1870 1871. 1874 1874 ls7a. aeIo, 1870
ISL 1881 's isss i'i isss Pari aasa BY Judge Law.
reace-Nos 1898, 2os4. 7s7, 377d 1888 isas s2a
1905 1905, soeo 1919. 1914. isls 1915, lslsk. isl!
Part s-Held by Judge Van Bruu,.-Nos 1925. l72l
ISIS 1s2o 1890. 1891. 1892 1898. 1897. isss. 1899
1910 1910 islox, 1911, 1919. 1881 iess.
suPSRioR Couar--GEssRAL lERA-Adjourned for
The term. - -. :. -.
Freedman-court opens a. haii-psst Ten O'Clock 4.
Mo day calendar. -
SUPERIOR CouRr-raIAL TEnM-Part Held oy
sss 4as 500, ash 57a sIs s7l as sIs ar s7s s7s.
ss ; ss 's sss ss sss ss sss ass
322 2io 6s7, 5o3. 56s sos. 500, 5o7, S6s, go 5al
Part sHsid oy Judge 30. sss sss eos Sos
5e7 ass 59s 600 COL Co., 6os, ooa SoS, ooo so7 oos
600 6l0. OIL 6l2.
coxxos PLrAs-srEciAL rxnH-Hsld BY Judge }.
,. Daiy.-Nos. Is, ~ "a
COMMON PLEAs-EQuIrY IsRA-hsid ~ 'Voge :. ..
ConMos PLgAs-TaiAL rxEx-Part Held BY Chief
72O, 52i. 72a 72s, 7a4, 7sS, 72s TAT 72s TIA Par
2-Hed by judge Larremore.-Nos 200, OH, SoS,
1885, 7oi COL slo 1880 S.7 99S s AZ S igss das..
snuoltNos 4S6I 4So5 470s, A676. $709. Asa, A6s2,
27os 47la 47s2, 474a, 474s. 47A9 400. s179
4ssi so3s 4ssl lls4 ssss 1914 454s 442s a70s 4s2S
2os5s 4l67 3s76 Part 3--Hela Wy Chef Jaslcs
AlkeI-Nos. 50uS 49S7, 4vOo, oulo, .1ol, oSSo 4o4S
2l43 499s 1886, 442l $685., 209, 504l 5043.
Couar or GENERAL SEssioSs-Part l-Hsid BY Re-
oordsr Hsckstt The People Va william hsrr. ior.
Same vs.. Joshua Alexander, grand larceny; Same Va
James Smith, grand larceny; Same W. Jossph Otter
Samuel w. Waldron, forgery; Same vs. Catnarine
McGIory, disorderiy house. Part 2-Hed BY Judge
Gildersiesve.--Ths People VS.. Ferdinand Blauts.
homicde Same VS.. Philip Connsrs, fslonious assault
and battery; Same vs. James Campbell isIonious as
sauit and battery; Same va. Frederick EDDY, bur-
hsse~ Gam
James +, Simonson, grand larceny; Same Va. Nicola
Congsro and Rafael Congaro grand larceny Same VS..
Thomas AcLaren, grand larceny; Same Va Michael
Welsh, grand larceny; same VS.. Clarence W. Cramc.
false pretences; Same Va Margaret Welsh, grand lar
ceuy; Same Va Julius N. Columbani, forgery; Same
VS.. Oscar Stumpf, assault and battery; Same VS.
Thomas r. Bremen, grand larceny
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

KIxG-CLARKE-At the family's residence, Onon-
daga Valley, iuesoay, October 8, by the Rev. H. h.
Lockwood, rector OF st. Paui's Church, Syracuse.
FRANK D. KING. OF New York, aud ANNIE N. CLARKE.
No carus.
MclSrYRE-HsDpsx-On Monday, October 7, 1878,
at the residence OF the brde's parents, by the Rev.
william y. Abbott ID. D., assisted by Row. g. IL.
Gregory and Rev. X. s. Osbon, BURNETT c. MCIsrYRE,
N. D.. TO HATTIE E., daughter Of Charles B. hedden.
both Of this city. .t NAs
PoughKeepsic papers please copy tNseas
RowE-DYKENAN.-At Albany, october s. 1878, at
the residence OF the brides mother by the Rev Will
tam Duran,, H. BuRroE ROWE. q Brooklyn. N. Y, to
JxssIE BLANCHE DyKKMAx, OF Albany. No cards.
WELLEs-IHoMPsoN On Tuesday, October 8, at the
residence VI the brde's parents by the Rev. Thomas
WALKER daughter Of Edmund Thompson. all OF Ihis
city,
WHITE ROBERTSON x-In Brooklyn, on Tucsdny. Oc-
tober 8, 1878, by the Rev. Edwari lngsrsol d. D.,
WILLIAM WHITE, OF Adamsvilie, X. l., 10 BELLE r.,
daughter Of the late William Robertson. Esq. NO
cards. f-
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
On the Real Estate Exchange yeslerdsy the under
rnaatiauad saenrttias wars sold A. auciian.-

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the under.
mentioned securities we're sold A. suction:- ,ta.
900 Kansas City and Gs%sroD Railroad Company 10
:ss .s, az ~ ps1 ss
Railroad Company cent coupon bonds due 1888 dn-
March aud septsmbsr ~ 200 each ~ oaS s9si
cen, coupon bonds due dn,srsst March sspsm
Sonpsss sios Zach, ios i"s; siSoo Ss.sesiis.a
Bss: SsRsy' sss s.sA
% Har. s hso.dway .n s goo
shares wiiams,arg Uit, Ere issnr.ses Uompany $50
sAoh ~ 2o1 a5 shares New York Equ.abls Insurance
nsarancs compsny soo each II i73 40 shares
National Broadwsy Bank, $.5 each, at l39; shares
So sas 4a.
500 ssw Pss
ass
July payable in New York iis II shares New YORK.
r5cydssse nc % ard Boston asrod yompspy 500 each a.
1865 iSsssss. Xp .nS oesessr $50 .sss q ios
$1,000 Joliet and Northern Indians Railroad Com
January and July. = susrante:d principal and 10.
Manhattan d..isS. oompsny sS6 each At i8s;
each st 40 iU shares New York d.ssht Comsany 500
each; ~ sik 100 shares Cs MS Gasisht Company Of
Sssass
haitian Gasshs Company, $50 eAeh At lb7 400 shsres
S0ls rs .h.. Sa.sa as
u 500 Nassau ssssnt COMPANY certfcwts, ~ 9l l56
shares Jersey City uasliyh Company $40 each at l4s
lio; 5000 Metropolitan Gssisht Compsay scp az as;
spssvsly e. together the acorusd Interest
q.
sociatIon, $lUO each. 1t Al. g5-G,T1t T~7t II.
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GOLD 100 5-S A 100 g.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull enc
Railroads irregular.
WAS ANYONE coRNERED7
Money on Call Active at 3 q
8 q a Per Cent.
WALL srxEsr,


WEDNESDAY,, oet. e-eP u
The market has been iairy active ts-asy. $50 v
some cases considerable cbansss we're made 10 prlssss
Tho bulk the business smackcd OF the Auaary, bes
the s.s,reet I" which ~ . general thing hss kssa
nose for the washsg drsy i,nss. isslsd v ossss
the proprietors Of The lavatioa In popular rspsss
Mr.. Gould was made to figure a. tho "heslbss
Cninee,n amply furnished with washtubs and mssss;
but there were no bsttcs rrossds the shss
the shcsrsst Of gussswork. In issl NJ. osslts
financial position was me eurbstons tak Of me aav.
Tue scandal monsers Of Board puriisus have hsssc1
il dow n 70 Z nicely that Mr.. Gould has been eaushs
heavily snort OF The market, that ne 10 sasssssss
ing to wash himself Gus VI the al0cvisp
ana that the process 10 saturaiy cest'ne
him good deal or "soapn To his efforts In this
line are ascribsd this mornings pcrturbat,ess N
Lake Shore. Opening at 69k. ths proc rose v ~
and subsequently, tell on to 6sx, which was within
fraction Of closing Hsures M Gould's brokers we're
supposed to be covering nis shors consraess and
hcnce the rsc later the demand ceased. and hssss
the fall. This the street story, aud V . large
tent the street belief A. an item Of the days h,s
tory g,ve Tito the reader advistng, however, thai
it DO taken with salt For tho decline 10 the coal
shsres and Western Union rumer mongses fosna
themselves as their wits sHds 70 account. In iasis
they utterly failed 10 account for them at AL
Tho condition Of the combination should
rather tend 70 an Improvement in coal
carrier pr,oos yet Delaware and Laskavsnns
Tell from OAK 10 52X. In like msanss
western Union declined from o5k TO 93k, which
latter were the nna figures. Tho annual report issued
to-day was good enough to nave stimulated quotations.
but 1t Jailed d. The net pronls Tor the were
So l61 999 IT, Dcducting from this amount four divi
dends OF TX per each, interest on funded debh
proportion paid sinking fund and an expenditure
oil $26 OTIS AZ Tor lines. and there LETT ~ cash
in the treasury tho OF $2e3 4s2 So Having thus
shown their status 10 be financially respectable tne
company have made II socially BY the election OF
strong Board-all Muldoons and solid men. There
was not enough popular interest TO keep up the nrss
in Lake Shore up speculation 10 the rest of
the list at the same time, consequently the general
market remained cold and neglected Even the
grangsrs missed their customary following, and from
want OF speculative support lost nearly one per sshs
between opening and closing. when business ended
there was scarcely upon the list that could noa
be bought cheaper than at the opening and s 10 No
even betting that prices going 20 bs any dssssf
10. morrow.
The opening, highest. lowest and closing prcss %
gold and stocks tho Esw York Stock Exchange ~
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Advices from London report another decline In con-
sols which fell 70 94ss s94s Tor money AM osx s4N
for the account United ssa,os bonds are steady for
AVS al lO6A and lor lse7's at 1o7x, X lower for
tsn.forties al l0sk and lower nvss a. 1os Ere
advanced n to IA Psnnsyivania declined xts34k
and New Jersey Central u 10 S5i. Erie preferred
sold at 30 and IIinois Central Al s8k. The sum Of
El.o36 900 buon went into tho Bank Of Rnglaud ts-
day On balances The closing prices vsrs a. oilows.-
Consois tor money, o4s; do tor assoaat, eAk;
new ~ per cent bonds, loski nvs-swsnty bonds sf
1857, 1o7x; ssn-iorsy bonds, 1osk; nvss o. ,1ssI
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
COURT cALEND ARs-THIs DAY.

suyRsxs CouRr-CBAhBsRs--Heid by Judge Bar.
rstI-Nos 81, 81 s3, 100, i3l, 132 140 i49 162
1s4 Gail begins Al No. l7s to the emu Of the CAL
snJar.
surnxns CouRr-GEsRRAL TERM--Hsid by Presid-
ina yuoge DAVE. aUd Judges Brauy aud lngaiis.
Nos 4, ss, Ill. ia Iz3k 203. 23s. 24t, 242 244
245 24o, 247 2ls $50 z5z, 253, z54, zoo. 25o 257,
26U ais. ala, z61.
suysxna cousr-srEcfAL TERm-Heid BY Judge
van vvrst.--Law aud fact--kos. G56 63I, GAG, 665
oss 52s o75, 676 677 e7s 67g $50 6sl 6sl 6s3, 6s4
s8b 6sS 667 6ss $50 COL 69l 693 694 6y5, Bg6, op7
COS spe 7v0 7VL 702, 7U5 1V4 7O5. O6 7O7, 708 I09
no mi 7l2, 713 ia, 7t5 7l6. III, IT'S, 7l9, 72u
SurrExH HCounr--JIRoUrT-part l--be,d ny Judge
Desohue No. 353l, zb35, 1854, iss3. 17S4 1900
1s0h 1914 1914. 1882 1880, 1866 1861 1853 1855 u,
1869 1850, lsok 1867 ls63, loe& 1884, 1850, 1867,
The New York herald., 1878-10-10

The total sales of stocks the Board to-day
aggregated $50 shares, which dissribassd a
follows Western Union Telegraph, 9,625; Pacific
haii 200; New York Central, It's; Erie. 1850; Lake
Shore, ,40,Sso; Union Pacific 1880; Northwestern,
$500; do preferred, 4700; New Jersey osa.ra 17o0,
Rock Island. 600; 81 Pau. aoo0 do preferred, es7o;
Wabash, 2,40o; LackAwauLa, %, 100; Morris ana
Essex, 1000; Delaware ana Hudson, l.ls3; Kansas
aad Texas. $500; Kansas Northern, 400; 10 pre-.
ierred, 700; Mleh,gan Central, 100; Kansas Pa
cihc, 6,5O0 sNE#t.fE #NssN
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
SOFT. HONEST AND DRUNK. /"

"Troth. Pm soft, honest woman, Judgei and /
have an oud manl an have a home and"
Sand ysu we're drunk ana disorderIy."
els It ms7 tnst never tuk sup Of anything that
'ud harm child"
''0h, NONSENSE. Mary suiuvan,n said Judge ottsr-
bours, AZ jefferson Markets "you ana are old
Ten days"
MAY Inc diviI--i" Bat this remark was never
preoIcaled.