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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26

The following were the rates Of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day :-Savan-
nah. buying u, selling q discount; Charleston
plentiful. buying u. selling Il par; New Orleans.
commercial. 800 $50 discount. bank 100 discount;
Chicago firm. 6Oc. discount; Boston, 4Uc discount.
Tho exports from the port Of New York for tho
week ending to-day aggregated s7.663,137.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain at the leading points there to-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of wheat. Al 900 bushels;
shipments, 4.7OO do; receipts Of corn. 1900 do;
shipments. 500 do. Chicago-Recepts OF wheat,
1886 bushels; shipments. 1860 do; receipts Of
corn. IL. 231 do; shipments. .so3 do.
At the Mining Board to-day business dull.
Navajo declined to 49, Eureka to IT. Consolidated
Virginia to g. Hukill to $780, North Standard 1.sO
lacrosse to AZ and Moose to $685. Imperial advanced
to IS. The following were the saes:-
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The closing quotations were as follows:

The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Il
Curry. So; Savage. 1919; Choilar. sat- ophr. 2e&;
Hale Il Norcross. Ia crown Point. IN; Yellow
Jacket, I4S; Bclchcr. 3; Imperial 1916; Virginia
Consolidated. 50; California, IS; Best Becher.
49, Union Consolidated. SO; Alpha. 1os; Sierra
Nevada, 42I; Mexican, 23h; silver Hill. LAO;
Original Keystone. az; Justice, "a; Julia. 225;
Utah, 16A: Alta, 4; Bcchtcl, 100; Segregated
Belcher. 49, Mono, 8; Consolidated Pacific. o;
Potosi. Ga; Exchequer, A Is; Monmouth. 6la; North
standard, 2.25; Boston Consolidated, LOS.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Coton-Futures barely steady: upands low middling
low mddling clause, May and June delivery, 29.32d.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
mess Esssspr STEADY at ses Western
sSo rib a ons sea Ga dull i'a at s z. 3D.
;ss' sss dull
none in the market; extra mess dun at. io7s
a a. s sa TaowPsm. ss dull q. 4o sd
spirit, dull n and nominal M ss Resn
can shsies steady 64. steady sos. Flour
a. M at % ~S.. Mo- new wssi
s.s%d i M So sGahs ssy M @
: s.: at IS 3D. raFp'''n'Spr' London steady
tine 60 pss Sd for
and S' '' Sd for
The xar1 Lane Eps in it's review Of the British grain
made e s n
coed still faster # the weather a%eliorstes However
BY the of sssS
ny sss' r % are
S.ekxasd put e Se ssashsT remains proPisioqs Tor
now completed tho districts Of scotland
ns In the the
% . sss ss %s..
Is ss s in
been 81 $50 quarters large proportion Of the imports
weather continues mild definite Of the closing
Of the Baltic ports has been received The future
of prices depends action of alone
The gigantic visible supply letters trade OF course the
large imports arriving eraby in OF
the present requirements but Notwithstanding the
face fluctuations the outlook for holders is decidedly
very probably the scale in sellers favor Very little
business done during the past week Wheat ship
pressed for sale to avoid landing and de-
and good many cargoes sold both for tho
Continent and the United Kingdom improving
prices, the decline Of the early part Of the
lower, but the demand somewhat improved
There very little business done in forward wheat
owing to the high prices asked in America. Reseers
offered sparngy but there have been some sales OF
red winter passage at 53s Cd. 53s 3D., and at 55s
for December and January shipment The sales Of Eng
lish wheat last week 4OO65 at AIS 1od
per quarter, against 1880 quarters at Ais I'd. per
during the week last The imports into
the United Kingdom during the week ending the 18th
inst 21lO944 cwt Of wheat and 3ol OBS cwt. of
flour"
HAvRE, Nov. IS, 1879.
American lard closed at 4sf. SOC. per SO kilos.
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In State bonds Missouri skies of 1883 sold at lo6
Louisiana consos at 4s. District of Columbia 3.65s
at IS and Tennessee new and series at 291s.
In railroad bonds Erie consolidated seconds de-
clined per cent. to SO. and rallied to s4i; do.
funded ves fell Of u per cent. to 81 and later sold
at SIX. Kansas and Texas seconds fell of y. to
42A. and rose to 43,s. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts
series B. declined to 59A. and rose to 6OH. Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts fell off to so. St. Louis and
Iron Mountain, Arkansas branch. sold at lO2 l03.
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Wheat irregular lower and, to great extent
ter an outside figure The sales including 10000 bushels
for sDsG S sil s" 81
81 asa for December, 81 eo "a 81 for January +
Cash. no. sTr Tor SsSs. a's % sh''s
81 No. Chicago 81 80 for No Minnesota 81 81 Tor
rcd also asso con,als No red for Januaryit 81 5l
rss .sy ssss ss sS snS S' .sst
December s,s7 BID q ss asked No Nor,hws.s for
Ss ss'sps Az bid 81 10 s.tsS Psss%ssr AZ bid
8, 4ss s,.sd January - ~ bid 81 So asked tssru
4 bid 8 ~ asked pYfs%eeT q q bid 81 Az
future seves =,
sse Tor No B. ssc Tor yellow SIC for Jersey yellow on
s for No. Sa Ss i"s prices
AZ the third call November No = SIC. bid hc sskcd
s s e a SS ss s.sr dos
do. 10 y 81 2 BID q isa:sed Rye Va: quiet but
Icy wa. r sass
s , 1000 sh sas'' c SS bright do 81
s7Ss, and 1000 bushels svo-rcwed State zoe. Malt
Short. Pc, % Is so; 90: 90 lbs. sie do los,
$is sS.n. II fair demand a. our quotations. We
4 Is n.S prime s rod f Sans
81 20 ii os black Kidney Peas we're quiet,
% IN ps Southern S.si s,.
ois 70, y. "SS sss' sss 0qS ss
&c. d So' asse 4Sae for No Do a5c for No.
sr ,ss ifs ss ss NJ t Ss
tract. &c .ss a for wH''' Sn r.es IN.
III , ssp "a ssis;s4as,ss. firm Nth Ugh. suppl, and
prime retail sSc eSc medium, Soc according 10
r; Ts Ss rSs, fS ' %
n.e 4 nte Snsss ss ssc cash.
fiorsH markc. wa. duh and castor. The shipments
were very light and amounted to only 1913 bales We
quote:- %
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Nov. %, 1873
There has been demand for cloths but holders
at 4Sc for Axe for 6Ox6 cloths above
buyers views. sales have been light. The market
however, 10 very firm at these quo tatons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26

lRoEThe market for American pig quiet and val
yes were entirely nominal. Forge was In good demand
scotch pig dull and Irregular and values were NOR
or less nominal We quote:-American-No ], \. 20
III No. X. $50 s26; forge. S25 notified and wn,.e
S26
LEAD was steady at SIZE. -
MoLAssEs.-Foregn was quiet. but without change New
Orleans active and 400 bills sold (to
arrive at 42c 4sc We quote;-Porto Rico, 4Qc ooc
Ehgsh Islands SIC 4Oc sugar house, 22c in hads ana
s'c IN bills New Orleans crop, 4oc 4sc Syrups-
sugar common TO good. 26c 32c fair. 32c n 3oc !;
cnoice 5tc fOc. fancy. 42c. 5tc corn 36c Ouc
NAVAL sroRss-rhe market for spirits turpentine was
quiz and values were entirely nominal. We quote =
spirits tnrpentne, merchandise order 4olsc Rosin-
Straned 81 o. 81 62la and good strained. 81 81 Tar
wilmington. 81 %. Pitch. So Advices from Whining
ton EKos in firm strained y 80; good VI 40 Spirits
hard $l %; soft and virgin, 81 %.
Stock.
Rosn.. l27 40
Spirits 164ll
Tar. 5.265
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26
FINANCIAL.

VROoM BOoTAY. BANKERS 4 BROKERS. NO 3f
Broad St. New York; No. 3O5 Stock Exchange place
Philadelphia PaSpecia privileges Erie Pacific Mail,
Kansas and Northern common aud preferred, Wabash
Union Pacific Michigan Central, Kansas and Texas At
lantie and Pacific Telegraph St. Paul ana all &C
Russell Sage.
WANTED TO BORROW-S4OO on CHATTEL MORT
w gage. at good interest. MACINTOSH, rs Nassau ST.
C1E A0n wANTED-6 PER CENT, ON FOUR
splC.OOOstory brown stone. below the Park (
principals only. OWNER, box ia Herald office.
OO0A 0n0-IN SUMS TO SUIT. To LOAN ON
DZOO.OOOmortgage five years. New York city; also
money at per cent IL l. GRANT, l4j broadway.
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COPARTNERsHIPS.
DHiLlAlD1ELPHIA. NOV. 20. 1879 $50

DHILADELPHIA. NOV. 20. 1873.
The copartnership heretofore existing between John
A. j. S. Thorn, under tho A.
Decker a. Co.. is hereby dissolved by Limitation. The
affairs of firm will be settled by said partners
their office. northwest 18th and Calowhll SITS,
Philadelphia, Pa JOHN A. DECKER.
j. 5. THORN.
THE FIRM OF MILLER HOFFMAN, HERETOFORE
existing has this day been disso we'd by mutual
sent All outstanding bills to BIO paid 10 Aaron Hoffman,
80 Canal st. NATHAN MILLER.
Dated NEw YORK. Nov "A, 1879. AARON HOFFMAN.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN-
L der the firm of Beckhsrdt Kaufman has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH BECKHARDT
Dated NOVEMBER rs LEO KAUFMAN.
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LEX. FROTHINGHAM & co.

frHE MUTUAL STOCK TRADING CONAN. =,
Broad st.. deal In all stocks from 10 SOV shares AZ
per cont margin, commission OF oniy =, cents tor
every fve shares the most popular plan OF dealing Tor
small Trades closed every ten minutes
during the day. MCDOUUALL a STAMFORD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-26

Cotton-Futures barely steady: upands. low middli
clause. December and January delivery, ED: up;an
low middling clause May and June delivery, 29-32d
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lOUJU 40.
1000 do. be
10000 St l. Il l NJ I'd be
2OOO StL, KC&N. Real
Estate rs. 1898
1000 est P&M Tx inc
1000 G., st Pam 1st.bc
1900 StL&SFr I'd. cl b
2OOOO Va 6's. c, x mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
CIVIL NOTEs.

In the report of the Custom House con-
suiracv case TIE TRIB-SE Incorrectly stated Saur
day that the cipher-ct'crs found upon C. LJaWroncc
when he was arrested. from Hcid, Morris & Fen
uer the claimants. TXDistrct-AUoUcY BI-s sald that
ne did moi claim they came nom This hrm but from
Aaron Wolf. THE TEBrSE reporter obtained hi- inioT-
nation from Of nr Biiss's Assistant DsulctAttoI-
The suit 10y Walter 5. Hill against Edward
H. Moenaucr Charles Barnard and others to restrain
the production Of The Breakers Of wh!c tie defend
ants are authors, and the plaintiff claims 90 b" sole
ceneec argued on saturday before JUDGE Donohuc,
y, Suuretuc Court Chambers. hy cX-JuiGc DtenhOcfcI
and Charles strauss for the palu;n, and l. /. Russell
for the defendant. Decision was reserved
In the suit Of the First National Bank, of
Auburn against Bcardsley. gust decided in the supreme
Court, General Term. the question whether an
attachment against Brardseys salary was wand; that
depended on whether the city WAS DC7ud 10 pay on
member 80, the attachment WIS served or on
OctobcI l. The of the General Term holds thc
. was due until October |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
DFCIslONS-I nR. @

Cipypmp Court CE9mbrS-By judge lGWTncc.-
,,Gdrcs act estate of wilson ct al Report confirmed
By Judge Donohue- oregon steamship Company Ig OILS
DENIED DitIhaIS agt WrghtGTautei see ErnoIiudUn.
Weston Il al AK. Chrome steel COMPANY. Granted.
IN chief Justice Dayis-P OneOy ca al ag Goddard Or
dtIS granted
Sauu, a. Courtney hear ana determine. ice tt,lt dct
TegrtmcieI.- Findings signed.
Iv Judge Cooper act. C"Oper-ptder granted
St,au sct. Dayis-IAcrc Should he cmcHt oI Inc do
fcntaut costs Ncetrard aGt NO-dnL -lht report "!
the referee is confirmed.
N,ocr;or Cou,t-NDcciaj Tcrm-By Judge Spcr.-
s Leon agt EcharITlaThc Thntn~ ColS lei - - Dr.
and the correction Of seuogapherr minutes by III" Count
no-,yrt agt Roosevelt "a dnEs rcutt 80 denied or
allow c on plaintiffs and dc'ent7Dts lTorosd findings Al
IcnhuCcT 81 al ordered on dH calender Tor ~"
I'm February Fullerton agt DeIlnOrdetri ON specal
calendar for third Friday Of February Van uckc az len
leIs-Gtdcr Of diScOnruaucc. Dm,k OCT. kUlHcr - al
order granted undertaking approved. rrs at Decker
~ d>, OiHuanC". Trustees ~ Columbia College
act IAaoh,r a-OIdcr granted. HdflW!= AK Rafferty,
I4v a. Mitchell. l' irlsitu agt Stevens shear AT Hay
dock IIatt. Idurtlsn at. kcl' Ihayci ast
Tlav,r: NtWuiaIagt. Resent Itl-'litcTt granted
N0y,re CUaft-( ho0,brrS-iy Judge Smnott.-
Stems at. lew Notion denied without oStS u"' Het
AIT Ic2rs0yk. Motion granted TclrEWe1tt 10 be had on
lie I'm instant GIdrk AIT owsIiz.-MOt0u granted and
rr, settled SCALES SIT CooIAuc: paper 1Uhn agI
Turuhul Taxation affirmed Ter egt. Lewis Mo
ION denied 10 costs ~o.lvSsiugc dRt tHlVri'I; NaN"-
act GIudher; re" ag' lilmau EuiktdEJ iIca !llui ~
AID Bool binding Company saunders agt irwin tie Oion
igl Fsuk act Harper Eosfn2v ag crown Solomon 3gt.
~fcrLfrd-MOt.Oua granted smith ag'. Nask Ross S5i.
t!ark.-EtCcycls appointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
CLOSING Up Az INSURINcE cOaPISY.
TIE RISKS or TIE STATE FIRE INSURANCE COM
P.NY OF JERSEY CITY 10 81 REINsUKED.

THE RISKS or TIE STATE FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF JERSEY CRY 10 81 hEINsukEp.
At the meeting of the stockholders OF the
state Ere Insurance Company Of Jersey CITY, Saturday
afternoon IL WIS decided 10 she rjpoOo nec"'
saly 10 place Tho institution upon sound basis bat TO
have il, ai.s closed up The RISKS now held hJ
the comuany Will he rciasTrod in other oonpanic- ana
10 receiver VIII lee appointed 1he companys mIsioi-
tunes gre aimed tn be due Ia tie bad management &"
* President John ilalhJrd, who i under hd.ct-
men. FOR 1cfr.tudiu, Il OF $4,000 IN bonds. There was
al.s fT.udulCut Uyci-.>Suf 81 STOCK I"i con
siderable aulIu,. WHch o., Mechanics and labor
as savings Bank, If Nhl"h NJ. IHlh"d WIS
aisp president, s;I-p udcd. tnc state '"Wi->'oH I,
~ Insurance mad" Thorough rNan'hdi'A "i
III. accounts 0f the Insurance company and tourC
mat its capital which ~lui COO. was grady IN
Ltlrcd. The fact, were reported 10 tie El1lu 81 u
'cc'or. who acc. p',! tbc -ui!"H oi H.. ''l"
md elected Audr,y t.rl- Of Jersey t:". 10 in' Va
c.ry II Was thra prouo.rd % rti-e money enough n"
,u,h,. tlc cupualy continue business. A care
fI examination of the property upon "m'h tue
company nc!I mortgages showed MAJ some al IL
gn- not worth he amount 81 the loans, ana nc Stock
holder. a. q.t dccldcd rein, are tire r.F1 ard i'"
from hu-iur,-. TIE assets aIr about t'",""o An ri
mate made hv Insurance exports shows mar VIII '"hc
only - 900 to "o-r The business and lusrc an RISKS
Do good cuInptnics The affairs OF &e company VII ne
CIGst AZ once.
Jnn Ual lard the cv prcsiCnt ~ this company. AVID
Of line Mechanic. = and Lahore saving Hau., vas wing
al I- residence in !rr.c, Cay yesterday, az TIC point o
death tom BRAN fever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
THE co., KITS.
CORNELIUS }. vANDHEBLTS SUIT.


Co%T.NpiNG FOR An luTAEuAL JURY DELAY
OPPOSED.
In thc case OF Cornelius !. Vanderbilt
against lala II. Vanderbilt for - 100000 Two Glef-
lions were argued on Saturday before Judge Donohue
The nsst maintained that Thomas Dunlap the Cou'm'-
soucr % Jurors. on account Il bic intimate p'dtc"
relations with Henry J.. Clinton, and the fact that Mr.
Choatcs partner William VI. Eyats, was ms counsel IN
the struggle over his office not the proper person 10
s,e.t the sprcal Jurors - Try this Nh Clinton
answered this by stating that although he lad for some
TINE been III "a political examination Win VT ptui7p
there were years when they were IN direct hnsWN on
poi cal matters; ana that their social relations ad
never been int mate. Mr. ChOate Iu Ia personally bad
had no relations with NJ. Dunlap oi1cI IMAM tHo.' &"
ordinary courtesy. Judge DonOhuc ovorrulod inc I"l-
th'~ point in this regard. 49,
The Other question WAS to tho time OF tial. Tho
defendants asked that 1t he deferred until April az lhc
proceeding on the WILL in which al tic cuurs were en-
qgtd was set down for three days Ia every week ~
March The counsel for Cornelius j. Vanderbilt claimed
tia. the case ought not to occupy two nouns. i pio-
biy Wuuli Occnpy two dave: ana Scott Iord sad, IN
view o. the peculiar tactics Of tho defence II might even
take three days. The question submitted ~ the Cetnc
was whether the plaintiff had comp !cI WIN "Adl was
rrccndcd 10 haVo been the consideration or Hl1n H.
Naudcrnilt's pronse--to Withdraw his contest oGans {
his fathers will He had Withdrawn that contest. ana
he had net aided forwarded or contributed to Mira ia
Baus action. nut had only svmpathil"d with her contest
as brother On this point Judge DDnohuc received his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
SELLING STOCK ALREADY SOLD.

George X. Sstare was requested by Prcsi-
dent Conhlin o. the Mechanics and Traders Bank, 10
sell for tho bank 500 shares Of Atlantic Mail Steamship
Company stock. Some delay occurred and wen aiSaIe
finally cold the stock Mr. C0nkn told him he ha1 dis
vosed " il otherwise and could not deliver IT. In cover
ing the sale Sistare lost 900 for which ne sued me
bank Judge Van BTunt, In supreme Court circuit DIS
MISE complaint on the ground that the purchase
Of the by the bank being illegal results h1wng
from were invalid Tie supreme Court, General Term
has reversed judge Van Brunt's decision, holding III
substance, that admitting the illegal aud unauthorized
naturo OF the contract this defence could not be
posed against innocent party who parted with value
upon the faith OF that contract ana That 10 announce
any other doctrine would b. TO proclaim perfect I'm
munty the bank 20 assist In the ncton " wrong,
provided all knowledge OF ts Unauthorized acts De kept
from The person 10 be injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
AIDING DEUNKARDS 10 REFoRM
4 MlEII>G ASSIST HE uOME TOR INTrNPKRAI


MrEII>G 10 ASSIST 1nE HoMa TOR INTrurRRAIE
MEN.
4 special temperance meeting was held in
the Calvary Bapus, Church. in West Twen'y-;hId IT.,
last evening in md OF the N-w-York Home for Incin-
p.rate Men. The Rev T.. :. Macarthur, pastor 81 the
church. opened the meeting with devotional exercises
and then introduced toe Hon. liam L. Dodge
as chairman q The mcctrr. tlr. Dodge said
that among the institutions which lad been
planted in The city 10 AID ,hc cause of temperance,
none were worthy 81 Christian support than was
the Home for Incorporate Men. " There has been %
need OF a refuge" he saii those fallen men who
wish 10 reform bat have no opportunity. We cannot
pa-sa poor dunhard the without thinning HAT
under the RACED cot Their" exists some spark Of
manhood We often pass druukards who were not
born 10 Ewes Of degradation ard shame Many Item
have been trained r Christian homes and are the SOFAS
u houolrd men. II W. lead these unfortunate
t. the Saviour and sat tAcu I'm The 10 reform We
snail 10 more Than The iAe5Fiatc asyin can do io
Ii Ibis huinH" spirit az Christian faith
that tn Home at 80. AZ last seventy-ei2htI-st was
Mr. Dodge called upon Charles A. Bunting.
INC ,cranIt 81 n. history. From jane :. 1877 vIrn
rho Home was first opened. he sud 292 men had been
received as inmates. Of this udmbCr $50 had pro-
fc.,cd TO be converted aud the majority had remained
,iClIiaSt 10 their professions H;.crWdrd over 100
bad been provided win good situations. The
dmnkaris by medical treatment Lor WAS The Homo
meant ~ permanent asylum The druntard wus
penird of and fosakcn srvcIa Of the converts nj tho
Home present AT the meeting and gave of
their oIpcIieICe at the Home One of the men
had been q drunkaTd for ten yraI, pre-
Won. to nit admission 10 tho institution and duiing
Lar that time be had been without nome OI friends lie
rt, t, Institution seventeen months aEJ, 10 raid "A
fec man." and hau not i"t any desire 10 return To lis
a. habits. Iaiae, Inicutt Treasurer OF the Home saId
me l-t.r - caUich and NJ. Dodge appealed the
audience for assistance for the Home aud u collection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPPING.
MRS. MYERS ACCUSED OF THE ABDUCIIoH Oh hhh
MARRIED DAUGHTER

MRS MYERS ACCUSED OF THE hBDtCIIo' w MN
MARRIED DAUGHTER.
A Staten Island police officer presented 10
Justice Duffy Yesterday warrant issued III hlc"hlon''
Comfy STATEN Island for the arrest Of Mrs Myers
siding n No G3 West TwCfthst., on charge oi h'"-
naming The complaint made by Mr. AtR'soh'
Mrs MYERS was arrested AT noon. The officer an" n9
prisoner accompanied by Detective Wood oil captain
Kcolys s0nad. drove 10 the Central once, whence
of,rr n brief consultation with lnpCCOf lhoruc' INT
prisoner was taken 10 staten Island , ,.
The carriage mad Just left headquaTICls W.tn ~!
volur men arrived in haste and inquired for Mrf NV
ers with n view one of them stated, giving h'ccsNu!
bail II sucu offer could seCui" nor ircecoh ~
vera boariprs I'm Mrs WatOn's clearinghouse, OF Wh'
Mrs MYERS was an inmate one OF them being lhe Idu-
ladv's son. Mrs Walton IS the person VINO mace M III
ypIi0n for reducing the noise on thc MrUop'i'dI ~
waited Road From conversation with these men Tue Io'
LOVING story was learned Mrs. MYERS, VINO was aI-
D,rcut wealthy, went reside IN Mr. Waltona nous"
wear aEo or more Her daughter AIcc, woman
OF twrntv-onc lived with her An advertise
merit soon appeared IN the heWsl"PSiS III VIA
cnllli tell oTtuncs Many callers were receiver ~
louSc daily. The ucighhOTs say that MISS Atc VIZ W..
his "crIld." SIX weeks ago tall man about ,tni!t
self .s C.Itaiu Atkinson, British army Oh',i "n y
ttr.c wears lurlough. He made love to MISS Nir' a
two weeks ago they were married linen II Wa ' "
According 70 yonng Mr. Walton and his tAi"" IcHoW-
bn,rd,r. Atkinson soon showed MS character 10 w.
very rad Tney assert that he gave in@ III n,tor T
they said OF his VnCs leWciIy anu Hio"' ,f
longing after his mothcr-in-Idws moleN' ,.1a
convinced Mrs Myers that her dauE tl WON" ~ -
IF i'm her care The newly welded couple h1d zone Y"
ctltcr island to live and thitLcr Mrs Myers went on
saturday with posse q indignant friends Mrs ION
?u5 her boRrlcTs positively Tcrs a. 10 ~l''' N'.'' l
been MIS- Myers- arrest kidnapping, or trying 1"
luIp, her Owl married CIu2h.t4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-10
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMOEY FUND.

I'm view Of the fact that new subscriptions
20 the 7h Regiment Atmoy Fund asc Of late, moderate
~ amount and inadequate TO The proper prosecution o.
ii.c work the General Committee has unanimously de
aided that tie regiment should borrow the amount
fecuircd 70 complete and furnish the new armoIy with
I'm, dc,,y and mat application should be made 10 the
e,.laUre To- authorize the regiment, as body cor
potato. 10 make q loan and secure Its payment 10
trgpcry secure the payne 81 interest and principal
Inc committee hciicyes that II - equitable AMI JUST tEd
he CITY should pay annually 10 the trustees oi me ihd
uufll the regiment cancel the proposed loan, an
amount equal thai paid yearly f0r aimofy rem; iOi
6Dv othCr regiment. Thc completion 81 me dh EcS
mont New Armorr will yoca:e the TOmpbIns Market
E,noi, aud its OCCUPATION b sOt OtheI regiment vii
ave 10 TIC city the rental OF one HImOiy
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100 POOR TO ENVY THEIR CHILD.

In back room III the tCnement-house at
80 80 Eroomc-s yesterday lay the emaciaed body OF
child that died at sunrise. table served at bier
md ragged sheet as She pail The mother sat crying
u "A corner. Hey feeble voice. weak through long
hI,,cr ana want ireIpb ed as she told story. WIN
nor husband she came from The West To GcI No!h lh
his city. The obtained employment as a ctl
fl, Grand street Railroad, but soon lost II
srau when his car wa, discontinued. since lhth the
family has been starving.
inns CIV Anotne- ded two months ago. Inc chd mat
died Yesterday was the last. lie Parents mao no
mCncy Io.t MINT Kind nyi-bOrs in the nous" Nclc
clubbing together 10 huy lot IN a cemetery ann q
-,niu In INC room where the body lay there Wa= no
trc rGr faIuiIIs name Is stewart; both husband and
Ile ar Americana ani from Harper ; Ferry, Va