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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
POSTMASTER GENERAL KEYS LETTER.

WAsHINGTON, May 3U I6Ids
The democratic members ol the Tennessee Congress
sona delegation have not yet prepared their contem.
plated response to the recent letter oil Postmaster
General Key. There have been discussions upon tho
subject, ana although II that there was
at first perfect unanmity recording II, 10
probable that letter viii be prepared repudiat-
ing tho expressions OF Mr. Key. member OF tho
delegation rcmarsed tonight mat as an Individual
expression Mr. Keys letter deserving OF no con-
sequence, but the impression exists that the docu-
repre- scented the views Of the entire admnisrA.
tioa, ana II reply, II made, Will DO made on the5
prounua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The members OF tho Fountain Gun CLUB shot yes.
terday at the Brooklyn Driving PARK for special
badge, voted by the club, to be known as tho "Deco-
ration Badge" Nearly all the shooters were encased
III waterproof clothing, and oil the spectators kept
WITHIN limits Of tho club tent Nineteen competi-
tors catered but the badge fell TO Tho lot OF Mr..
Jumes, who the only who succeeded In grass
ing his seven BIRDS straight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
TIL: RACING.

When the Grsl load OF people reached Jerome
Park az hall hour alter noon, tuey itund II heavy
from rain Of tho carry morning. but shortly a.cr.
ward the rain Ocgan 70 como down heavily ADD the
track grew worse ana worse until Il was mass OF
mud all the way round u As The time approached
Tor the lrst race the spectators wcro all abroad IN
their calculations OF the chances Of the fasorne
horses aud Inc questions Of "what kind OF mud
horse was ms, that anu the other we're prevalent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31

The international championship game at Buffalo
yesterday, between the Buiaos ana Iccumsehs, was
Witnessed by about SIX thousand spectators. Phii.
Powers OF this CITY, who Is catching Tor Tue lecum-
sens, had uger OF hts riant hand badly bruised
The Bunaos won tho game by score OF 70 !.
Al Lowell the game Between the stars, oi syracuse,
aud LowelIs was called ia Tho fourth inning on ac
count vi rain. The score stood TO i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
ANTI-GAMBLING LEGISLATION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


NEWPORT, X. l., May 80. 1878
The Senate to-day passed act iorbiddlng the buy
Ing or selling OF pools and other gambling. II pro-
vides that any OCCUPYING for such purposes
o. who may become the custodian OF moneys Tor
betting purposes who shall bet upon any event, OF
whatever nature shall upon conviction be sentenced
10 "a nue oil $500 or Imprisonment Tor year IN
the State w urkhouse. or both.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
YACHTING NOTES.

Yacht Drcadnausht, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. Charles J. Os-
borne, from the eastward passed Wpisestonc, l.. l.,
yesterday, coming southwark
Yacht Intrepid, OF Now York, arrived at Boston,
INV al from Ncwport r.
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ARRIVAL OF A YACHT.

Tho yacht Oneatn, Of Cowcs, England. Captain Hay.
den, this port yesterday from Queenstown,
having made the passage across IN twenty days she
reports having experienced moderate weather on inc
yov
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31

A few oil the late corners were not timed The fleet
now cast nchor and the soca. ooligauons OF dinner
were discharged. Then anchors weighed once
more, through arriving ram and icaden sea the
fleet beat up short tacks 70 liz original anchorage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
RHODE ISLAND ptpREcATEs AGITATION.

PRovfDKNcE, Il. l., May 30 1878.
The Rhode Island senate to-day, on motion Of
democratic senator, passed by unanimous roso-
lutlons declaring tho title OF Hayes to tho Office OF
President settled by the Electoral Comm ission
beyond ali question: and dcprccatipg all proceedings
looking TO any question OF his title
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
POINT BREEZE RACES.
RACING All CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 80,

CNc.SxAri, May 80, 1873
This was the nrsi day OF the spring running meet
ing al Chester Park rue attendance was very good.
Tue weather was cloudy and rather cool. Tho irst
race-one mile dasn-was won by warneid. LamUert
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-31
PITrSBURG RACES POSTPONED.

PIrrsBURd, Pa May 80, 1878.
Tho Friendship PARK races were postponed until to-
morrow on account the heavy rain fall this morn
lnn
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-06-21
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

can make money faster at work for us than
any Thing else Capital not required we vii
ssari you. si9 per day at home made by the
ldusulous. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere 20 worK for US. Now Is the
imet. costly outfit and terms Tree. Address TRUE
a Co., Aug usta, Maine. March NJ Tsiv
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Ian AND DEMOCRAT, OOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA


Jump, Jetty, jump"
A loud shout from the crowd. Jetty has
jumped.
A man cries out, "Well, he's plucky lit
tie chap. Hope he'll swim lie deserves to
live"
A battle with the waves; a struggle for
his own little life frantic swim for the
shore where, though the excited crowd did
not dream it, Gustave and Minette stood
waiting and watching, and the brave little
fellow has conquered both fire and water,
lefty is saved
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safe and sure.

Mr.. ii. r. STEVENS.
In 1872 your vegetine was recommended to me and
yielding to the persuOslOns Of friend, consented
10 Try It. At the time was suffering from general
debility and nervous prOstratlOn, superinduced by
overworK and irregular habits It's wonderful
Strengthening ana curative properties seemed TO af-
feet my debtated system from the first dose and
under its persi tent Use rapidly recovered gaining
more than usual health aud good feeling. since then
have not hestatcd 70 give Negctinc my most un-
qualified Endorsement, as being safe sure, and
powerful agent ia promoting health and restoring
the wasted system 10 new life aud ncrgy. Nege-
tine + the OnN medicine use and as long as live
never expect 10 mud better.
Yours Truly, w. II. CLARK,
100 MOntgomery street. Allegheny Pom.
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ALSO.
The WiIiOyvvale Post ONCE
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Any one can become successful agent The most
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one agent reports making over $50 In q week. A
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VIGoRENE

VIGo7ENE
Is AGREEABLE 10 the taste, GRATEFUL
TO the stomach; and acts eMcientiy asa
RETIC. Its action is not attended with
any unpleasant feeling, neither is LAM
gour nor debility experienced, but on the
contrary, refreshment and invigOratiOn.
Its immediate effect upon the digestive
organs, whether impaired by disease or
exhausted from any cause, is to increase
their powers of assimilation and nutri-
tion, the appetite being increased ut once.
dition of the liver, as Biiiousness, char
neterized by "A dusLy complexion, IA coated
tongue, pasty, bad taste in the mouth n
capricious appetite and sluggish action
OF the bowels, with n sense of fulIness in
the head and OF mental dullness, VIGOR-
ENE proves most valuable.
Its effect upon the kidneys is no less
happy, "a turbid, Irritating urine is
qniclsiy cleared up by IL.
Infla ammaiory and Chronic RHEUMA-
TlsM VIII soon disappear by persistent
For the cure of Skin Diseases and Erup-
tions of all kinds, VIGORENE is most
yIGORENE is composed of the active
properties of HERES, ROOTS, GUMS and
BARks, that Nature alone furnishes,
are gathered at the right season of the
year, and that they possess their native
That yIGORENE has the power TO PUR-
icy THE BLOOD, INyIGORATE the
I'VE OiiGANs, is indisputabiy proven by
those who have given IL "A trial md have
been permanently cured.
We do not ask you 10 try IA dozen bottles
TO experience relief, for we GUARANTEE
you will feel better from the first few
doses.
VIGORENE is astonishing the world
with Us cures, and is throwing all other
TONiCS, ALTERATINES and INVIGOR-
ANTS, into the shade. Put up in large
bottles, double strength. Requires small
doses, and is pleasant 10 take.
Price, SI.OO per Bottle.
WALKER & BADGER MFG. CO., Props.
% !'ha st., New York, and Jersey City, Nj.
1.-THE OBJECT OF EATING" new book every
one should read sent free upon receipt of q one
For Sale al N. ]. HGndGTSlOttS
DRUG STORE.
bloomsbury, Pa.
Janis, 1s.-ly.
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VEGETINE.
An Excellent Medicine.

SPklNHFlElp' W., Oct. lI, 1870
This is TO certify that have used vcgetine man
ufactured by H. r. stevens, Boston, Mass for Rheu-
matsm ana General Prostratlon OF the Nervous sys-
TEN, with good success. recommend Negetlne as
an excellent medicine for such complaints,
Yours very truly, -......
Q. W. VANDEGRIFT.
MFR. Nandegrift, of the firm OF Vandegriit lIun-
man, Is II well-knOwn business man in this place,
having one Of the largest stores in Springfield, q.
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VEGE'TTNE.

The following letter from Rev. G. w. Mansfield
formerly pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park, and at present settled In Lowell, must
convince every who reads his lertcr OF the won
derful curative qualities Of OF Negctne a thorough
cleanser and purifier of the blood
HYDE PARK, MASS, Feb Is, lsI6
Mr., II. r. stevens
Dear Sir.-About ten years ago my health failed
through the depicting effects OF dyspepsia; nearya
year later was attacked by typhoid fever in It's
worst form. 1t settled in my back, and took the
form OF large decp-seated abscess, viii i'h was ff-
teen months IN gathering. | had two surgical ope-
ratOns by the best skill in the state, but received
no permanent cure. l suffered great pain at times
and was constantly weakened by a prlfuse dts
charge. also lost small pieces OF bone ut different
times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till May,
1914, when a friend recommended me to go 10 your
ofce, and talk with you OF the virtue OF Negetine.
did so. and by your kindness passed through your
mandatory, noting the ingredients &C, by which
your remedy Is produced
BY what saw and heard gained some confidence
in Negctine.
l commenced taking 1t soon after, but felt worse
from its effects; still | persevered, and soon felt
1t was benefltting me In other respects. Yet did
not see the results desired till had taken IL faith
fully for little more than year, when the Difficult
ty in the back was cured and for nine months
have enjoyed the best OF health.
have In that time gained twenty-five pounds OF
flesh, being heavier than before IN my life, and
was never more able 10 perform labor than now
During the past few weeks / had scrofulous
swelling as large as my fist gather on another part
OF my body,
took vegetine faithfully and 1t removed 1t level
with the surface in a month"; l think should have
been cured of my main trouble sooner If had taken
larger doses after having become accustomed to Its
Effects
Let your patrons troubled with scrofua or kidney
that IL takes time TO cure chronic
diseases and II they will patiently take Vegetine,
II VIII In my Judgment cure them.
with great obligations am
Yours very truly, -
Pastor OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Our Minister'S wife.

LOUISVILLE, NY, FtD. 10 ISL.
Mr. II. n. stevens.
Dear sir,-Three years ago was suffering terribly
with 1nllnmmatO.Y rheumatism. our ministers
wife advised me to take Negetlne After taking one
return Of the disease, again commenced taking IT,,
and am being benefited greatly II also greatly I'M
proves my digestion. -
Respectfully, MRS. A, BALLARD.
lOl West jefferson street.
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NNHLtOo nv G6s
The very large number Of invalid people who daily
and Canada, that they may consult Dr. R.v, PIERCE,
Mednine % and surgery associated With lin, rendered
Unnecessary that the founder of this institution should
RaoThlsSi Sr hair ehRteTtainnent R,aSs % ami comfort
ADyANTAGEs oFFEREP.Iha Inyallds' i,,r Hotel a,9e
lar Hsililiion IN De world me 6gIlilng is located
fhe onf cty " Of uo and compands ne view Of Lake
Trie Niagara River, and the surrounding country,
being ss sar K i ra ff o az s ashd Ss
4S Scrs e al
kinds paths and mas us ai9 sey w 10
cMncNiC DISEASES q az frms whether Tcgulr,
ng medical surESaS 20 Or & come
DISEASES OF w0MEN.-Especlallya are the faeili-
s S 3 yana Of oer FOR @
an those ehroIG diseases Essum5r m one to females sSemaR
many cases an nvaiua6ic auxiliary 10 Is remedial
eas To AZ sarse, e general shnmpoons Swedish move
n sp6 d S Of e SoSd R syste
relieve co1gesed nsr,s henein' @
results in ali cases 10 which these means are appca-
lie No experimenting is rpsorted TO in the treat
sp aaG anG %oSi e "RFGiSa G
suit the condition Of the patient TIC @ .h9rongn ye
ense Of music s2G Il M6eh aa s
arouse ihc mind OF the patient from dcspoldency,
and thus promote recovery, are not neglected.
NEi,yOts Observation-Disclosures, Epilepsy tFlts)
Choren (St Nituss Dancek and other nervous alice
tIona receive the attention of eprt In this spe-
ciaty by which the greatest skill is attained and the
most happy results securet
LUNG GDisEAsEs-Thls division of the, practice in
the lnvalids' Hotel is very ably managed by gen
tlpman OF mature Judgment AMI SIKH. Bronchial,
Throat and Lung Diseases are very largely treated
IN this departments and with results which have been
highly gritifying to both physician and patients.
EYE AND EAIi.-Speclal attention is given 70 the
delicate operations on the eye and ear, dlstln.
guished oeust and aurist being under engagement
10 conduct this branch of the practice.
Inyalids arriving in the city and desiring to con-
sult MS should come directly 10 the Hotel II Is easily
accessible by carriage, omnibus or street cars MIL
IFRs Omnibus Agents, on all incoming trains can
be relied upon 10 deliver passengers ana baggage
with security and dispatch -
rv.Adiress X. V. PIERCE, NJ. d., Worlds Dispen-
esyy aud Invalid5' Hotel buffalo, NJ. y.
sep. IS, '17-tf DID,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
The STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Oct 6-The NDcing Lane markets uotwithstand
failures anxiety have been free from
change the low JtatiOns The
tone dull Plantation Ceylon Cones barely
supports previous value other kinds
cases rather lower Stocks OF ordinary large
steady demand for refining Sugar at last
rates. Tea Is Inactive Fair and medium grades u
occasionally sold In favor Of the buyers The
China viii probably be- large. Cocoa has
with fair inquiry and diminished supply. Rice quiet
satpete Is rm with transactions 10 moderate extent
Spices unchanged
LONDON Oct Evening Petroleum. 7'id per gal
ANTWERP Oct 5lard closed at 2l a forms 80 ElI0s
BgKMEs Oct 6.-Iatd closed at 3S marks per 10 D.:
LIVERPOOL Oct 6.-Pork-Eastern steady at 62i Western
au at AL Cumberland Cat steady at 33i; Short
RIB steady at 34; Long Clear steady at 3b short Clear
steady at 49,. Hams-Long Cut dull al Al. Shoulders
steady s29 Cd Bee-lnda Mess dull At 72 Extra dull
II 81; Priae Mess duh 67L Lard-Pnmo Western
dun al 80 Cd Tallow-Pnme CITY steady al 3S. Tur.
SPIRITS nu 23. ROSin-Comn0n dull at 49d;
ae dun ALTO ohsese-Amercan Choice steady at 45 Lard
Ol steady at al. F0ur-EHtTa Stse duh Al 20. Wheat
No. 4 spring dan al o 0d.; No. Spring dull at g3d.,
Winter New Weserndull at lodi New Southern dull at
O.. Corn old Mixed soft dull at "a Sc, Prime New Mixed
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
COTTON MARKETS.

LvERrooI Oct 6l23O p m-Cotion very 1s hat. & &
Upands. G 4lddng orleans i}h & Sei @ % r,nSr Ter
were no rtcePTs today. Futures quet AZ is nISi y
Upands. Low Mddhng clause oS%uep eiiycrY
GI1od Upands, Low Middlifg clause HoyemD,t i anu
md Iauary delivery 66,od Uplaads Low MnGlnR clause
January aud February delivery. oiel, Spef, i l,S
Low idding Now Crop shipped November ana De-
esTS Oct Cotton ST ady Middnng, 92c.:
ding 0ic Good Ordinary S'c receipts l29J Oaes saies
T.IriMoRE OCT. 5-Cotton dull MIdding 0sc. Low
Middlng lGc.: Good Ordinary, Jc gross receipts l,39O
95 bales coastwise 20 bales sales J6O bales spiunes
loo bales stock. i,6lG bales. - -
dlnr lose ordinary lOsr ret receipts ls7 bales
exports o Great Britain 645 bales; stock. I3o bales
asking 10 s Offering l0c. Low Mlddnng s's; Good ord
nary 0a9s net reGeip' 5SS8 0aeSi sHpGT's 70 me Con
uidGns 94sc Good Ordinary siec; receipts i4p bales
shipmSnI. III bales sales bales spnners 100 bales
GALyRsiOS. oct. 6-Cotton easy, MiddlnG, 99c. Low
Middng 0iae Good ordinary, 9te; net receipts, 2Sll
bales. sales. 1908 bales stock, 80 7Y9 bales M
MOBILE. Oct 5.-CoIou weak and irreglar; Slddllng,
0sic; Mdding, 92c; Good Ordinary 9sa9hc net re
ceiD SO7 bales exparts coastwls IOi baeS Sales OOO
XswoRiSASs. Oct 5-Cptton quiet: Middlue lohci Low
bales: sales. 1000 bales; stock 1916 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. 6.-Cotton quiet; Mdding lOiso net
44j bales; stock, 5.647 bales
PuiL,pRLPRIA Oct. 6-Cotton quiet: M.ddlnS 10 10;
Low Mlddhng, loso; Good Ordinary loo gro,s receipts
277 bales sales, 3i bales spinners so Daes sIOck 4oJ
bales 60 ,u ~ ,,,,r,nu or
Low Mddnng 9c Coed oriRary soisc net TeIeLs &c n
sss bales last evening 500 bales stock 6j6 bales
LOUIS, OCT 5Co.ton steady good demand Mlddli g
T63 bales shipments 4S6 bales sales. l076 bales stock.
WTINGroN oct 6-Cottou quiet. Midding sa,ci Low
Middng 9gc. Good Ordinary, 9i4c; net receipts 12l9
balesl stock. S.lS2 bales
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-C CHANNELS Barrett J.-First Monday
calendar The calendar will not be called beyond NO.
GENERAL TERM Davis p. J.. Brady and Ingalls, JJ1Non.
enumerated Mor99s7Nos g. g O. o. o. 10 ~. ~
Causes-Nos. iSO % 9O inclusive Enumerated Motions
SPECIAL TEIM-Vsn Worst J-Demurrers.NOs. te 45 in.
elusive and FaetNOs 90, J06, 2J J5j 6I4, Jos, 81
2Se t2G 52y 8l7 4sG 56S JG4 5Gs 52l. 62o 20 49,
CiRcuIf-PiEf I-Donohue Nos I7OSi9 $751; 9sl 6O3
$40 SgSz i2s 1905. S0e 44GLa SO S66S 1888, 100
36l 1895 l4S4 266 has 9j5 5OS 2535. 257a. 1705 J9
s PaaI JYos I421 llls Ie5l l59it 1893
2sS s ~ 3s & 2ii5 "a lgs & @ s5 s7 i3V 4 ' M 5g, 1875
PARI III-Van BTunt J-Nos l5ZI 3 l24a la S4.9 ~ li7e'
1867 81 2s 1882 lao 400 i34S $780, 1882 l44S' eIo
sUFEEOR COUET -sPRClAL IERM-freedman, g-Demur-
rersNos 2 SO, T. g. Issues of ffaea-NOs lO TO
TEiGL TEEM-PARr I-speir J.-Nos. 300 $50, l02 S4l,
s62 52 5sS 9i5 S2S 20 2lS y % GSl 5 ~ ' Ts' iS'
PART II-Curts e. JNOS l9l, 433 10. $50. SOB, 544.
M i M M sf a i7 5 sH 5 ~ iiS fS is e. s 81 S2e l''
PART fII-sedgwick Nos 3Dk All. 4O3. 400 3y2 4OS,
CosaGS PLEis-CnAMsEEs- Robinson, J.-Nos % in
TQuffY TERM F. Dsiy. J.--Nos to lsincluslye.
I7s 81 i55 ST. 2 7o9 7oJ 464 7G5 7oo s07 7o5
FART IIIarremore Nos 1885, 8l5. Gslh7sO 1888, ll72
1905 68l 3s7 90, l80 l472 CAS- Oh 3 49, 90 s0j
500 6Si' SS2. i5S, 1884, i 100. 1865. 79s' 300
MARISr CoURT-r1AL IKEM-rAET l-SinnotI y-Nos Nos
4709 ,s27 PROF. 467s 46s2 47o5 S'S6 41So 46S5 4o'S
PxRI II-sheIidan. JNos 4254. 4145 4si7, 4s67 S642
PART IIi-Aker c. Nos. JOS $685. 5025. 442l. 4637,
dSO6 jOO5 4s95 5O3Z 4S3o. 4SO7 49o7 1OS5 1911 6OlO
GESERAL sEssIoNs-PART I-Hael It. Recorder.William
PaRf fi-Gndersleeve. J.-Iames McManus. homicide ;
LOUIS Fay Edward DeYne feonOus assault ana battery
owen Me eMan9s nPe LawJeqce AcMahefIy. John HcTs
HOlmes burglary william Ward. Louis smell. forgery
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
THE COURTS.
A BUSY TIME FOR BENCH AND BAR.

A BUSY TIME FOR BENCH AND BAR.
RENEWAL OF ACTIVITY IN THR CoURTs-LoNG CAL
ENDARs.
Saturday marked the close OF the lawyers
vacation To-day all the Civil Courts the regular
routine Of trials begins The increase Ia the calendars
has beon very large Judges Davis and Brady OF the
Supreme Court, have returned fom their vacation 10
hold with Judge ingalls, the general term The calendar
has on II over a30 cases. largest number yet reached
The circuit calendar has II about $500 cases. an IN
crease 900 last October Ibere are TO be three
circn terms Judges DonOhue Lawrence and Van Brunt
sitting them with possibility that Judges DonOhue
and Barret win exchange Tor part OF the month"; during
which Judge Barrett rs assigned 10 chambers Judge
Worst Will sit special terDi which has hSd Dea
200 notices added 10 IT, The Court OF oyer ana
rerminer viii be held either by Judge Barrett or JuuSe
DOnOhuc.
The Superior Court has general term this month.
bu. three trial terms TO be presided over Dy Juugs
Speer Curtis ana SedgwicE whiie Judge freedhah VIII
hold the special The Common Pleas nas no gene
Chief Justice DAILY and Judge LaremOre, wne chambers
and the equity will be held by Judes Robinson ana
j. r. Daly The Marine Court will hold lis usual terms
TIE M st interesting business likely 10 come before the
Courts early this working rs that growing OUT OF
the elevated raways and ont OF the ctys disputes WIN
the Brooklyn Bddgo Company and Wild taxpayers. -,
There will be two branches OF the Court or DencIa
sessOns this TO be- held oy Recorder hacHet anu
ndg Giderserye
New-York tribune., 1878-10-07
PROPOSALS FOR $6,9OO,OOO.
STOCK OF THE CITY OF NEW.
YORK IN fEREST AT PER CENT PER AHNUM
REDEEMABLE 1908. PAYABLE 1928
SECURED BY THE SINKING FUND.

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received az the comprol.
ler's Office until Tues october g 1878 at OclOck
when the same will be publicly opened IN the preseee Of the
Commissioners the SINKING Fund for whole or any part
Of The sum S630O00O OF Consolidate Stock OF the city Of
New-YOrk.
bonds redeema9e and after the nrst day OF No
vember, 10 g. PAYABLE on be inst day OF November
1928 wi interest al cent anuun payable senan
y tho first day ~ May aud November IN each year
at the olhce o the Conptrls m the CITY OF New
Tho bJuus pr ncpa an Interest, wIl Dc made payabe IN
eitherth g coin or The ruroncy Of the United Saie as
be desired and bidders rnqhesied 10 state distinctly
IN their proposals the description OF bons they desire aud
bid for. whether q id bonds or Currency bonds
said stock viii be issued the redemption ana caDcea
equal Of bonds OF TIE COrpO atom lssue
for local pOvemcnts duo November 1915, aud is
sue will therefore not increase the city debt.
The proposals be de for Coupon bonds OF SJDO or
81 600 AID Registered honda OF 500, OF any muples OF
tins -,
Payment may be made before November l. 1873.
Interest allowed FROM the data Of ment ecrpts VII
be gwen for which bonds viii De delivered 10 tho b0rrs
and after November |, 1873
proposal shoibe sealed an ihdored Pr0poSas Tor
Consolidated stock OF the CITY Of NewIOrk aud nclosed IN
a second envelope addressed 10 tie COMPTROLLER.
stock Will be awarded the highest bidders and tho
right reserved tine Of tie Comptroller tO reject ahY
all OF tie BIDS II In his udgm Mt te interests OF The Cor
poriiiOD requTelt.
For full iu'fOrr alton City Record
City OF Newly rk Department Of Finance, C0mp'roliers
Office, JOHN KELLY, COnptro ler.
September II, 1873.