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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

Cs,EMM I'M. il, u. NSs "a.
d. j, WEts1eEN. He~ 81.
n, d. rMtCE, Druggist san rhysieisa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

Lumber Dealers.
". y j. 1D.kM MDNO. ueboe1 DAeooo.
Agent, x1s1 nAos ~ E3evoees.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

her. She felt pang when hu spoke
of meeting Margaret.
i" You will scc her. and give her my
niessaRcf" asked Stephen.
lrs," she rejoined, lsconicalIy.
And lct ma know her reply
! will write
Stephen wss satisfied with this reply,
and thanked Annie. who appeared ab.
sorbcd In thought.
Tho young man wtN opening tho
door for reconciliation. What should
shc do? a renewal III amicable rrla.
iions between Stephen Earnshaw aud
Margaret Mint0n would bs fatal IL all
Annlo'n cherished hopcS and dearly.
petted visions
Bhe would most decidedly not hear
Of anything 10 her advantage II that
took place.
Annie had not spoken truly when nhS
said that Margaret came ~ Kec her.
Margaret hAd not once bccn near her
since her accidant: hut tho day after thu
conversation with Stephen, greatly To
her surprise, dropped IN.
1Oh, Il II yoi,, dcar!" exclaimed
Annie.
u came 70 inquire how your foot
was." said Margaret.
@Much better. thanks; hut not nearly
we'll yct. Yon are quite stranger"
Il have bccn much engaged Marga.
rot answered, with Some embarrassment /:
adding, sHow IN Stephen"
Il never Ssw him better. liz WAS
hero yesterday, Laughing and talking
what did hc sAyf"
He was talking about Thu fancy he
once hsd Tor yon. slear." said Annie.
Fancy" repeated Margaret, turn.
Ing very palo.
Yea, DEAR" replied Annie, who wan
overwhelmingly Kind. that wAs what
he called u. He said. too. ln had heard
ii your going about with tho squire, Antl
hoped y0u would come 10 10 harm. ~
he had once cared great deal for y0n.
Margaret bit her lip~ Vii Tho blood
came.
10 sddcd, dear, thst 10 would mako
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

piMV Works.
WOtuWAWs, . no'vOMAt.e1, MasHSsetwss
Flows IL Ill kinAs. and wssraAt these ~ eeOus ID
ssy s0il. Repairing d0ae u. SHIRT n0ttAa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

~ aunt, ~ WhOhe al0ndHr resources
she contributed ~ working with her
needle.
Only herself knew that shc he'd ! 70.
cset love Tor Stephen. She had never
beea&hsd4A word Of this love 10 any ono,
md dared hardly confess u 10 herself In
tho privacy of hor own chamber.
Doeh 6eAphsn's mother and Annie
~ n moment that something mad
occurred 10 Yuille hiA temper. Hn casl
his hat ia . corner, and, aitting down
beecrs tho empty grste, lesnt his RI.
bows on his knees and his head on hin
hands.
What's The matter. Stephen 7 aAid
Mn. Earnshaw.
sNothing much, mother; but / don't
hke bsing laughed ST. he replied, BIT
Who In this place dsrs laugh 1t you
There isn't man or hoy"
IL isn't man u I'll, mothcr!" said
Stephen, cutting her short.
Then itn that Margaret Minton.
Who II che. ! should like ~ know, 10
dive herself Ai~s A trnmpery piece 81
e0Ods-~"
ITS no use talking. mother" he cried,
intesSupiing her sgsin. ~YOur standing
n ths nvcr wouldn't stop tho stream,
would ~"
y don't supposs II would"
Then ~ youy talking won't mske
0asrnset 2inton more civil 10 me-" BIO
rid. With lhe Same bitter sir.
sPeshaps might DO something for
yoa With her, 6tephcni" exclaimed
Annie Rnlhven, who had mt III tho timo
= silent - mouse.
sYonis n aid. In surprise.
Ysa Imay b. very ally and insig-
.tnoanl; bat Margaret and ] are great
lrieods. ] hsIp her mako dresses, and ]
viii 0ivs hss my meGsage tso0 you. but
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-16

lNMAN q gsNDTuEM, south u Cewst 00Was
y. u. ItDAN, eu esst slds Vim street.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
DECISIONS-MARCH IL.

Supreme Court ChdmbeTs-Bv Judge Lawrence
Walton DalyMOtiOn denied. but without In the
alter Of Van BOskerckTbe should be entered before
1c bond Is executed Berkshire W0Olen Company agt Jul
ad Motion ~ confirm the report OF referee granted In
ae ma ter OF N cKenEyGVe notice OF resctement Cole
SgL Lundel-CannOt give stay In the matter OF Clarke
Az ghersO ranted. In the matter OF Qdinn-Ihe bond
b. executed after the entry Of the order aud not before
~ AIT HL-IepOrt confirmed ana Judgment OF divorce
VIA custody Of children granted 10 the Dainn Day agt
A1e-The motion for leave 10 file supplemental answer
tenF lhe dschargel bankruptcy will be granted
ycn Of all the costs Of the action and costs OF notion
bfl H. ag LeayittMouOu granted With costs In the mat
yer 0i banisterOrcer settled Earle agt. Hart.-l GO
thhE mat the motion should De gran ed AMMAN agt
u HlaSoEDefauIt opened payment OF costs Of motion
agment levy TO security Reddngton the
AspOsa Land and Mining COmpanyOrder dismissed Low
AT BeIsOn- UpOn rejection Of the that the
preliminary objections must be OVerued for the reason that
U 4ppiyA 90 adjourn the motion the waived by
the defendant, Hitchcock agt Baere-nOtiOn granted with
Sot costs HSdden Sgt Thomas smith agL hauth wallace
@El stanton Borel Agt- Lalor.-GraBtel.
Judge DonOnne-Ibe People ex rel Walsh agt Smith
e4L-J Judgment for relator,
sDeeat Teria-By Judge Van Brunt-Bsrrett agt zaoba
rs and Others.- Findings settled. ... ....
Ssp1tOr Coar-SpeeiaI 1erm-By Judge Freedman.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15

Long et al agt Basse etaAowance OF cent grant
Cameron agt the Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
Under the decisions Abb AT Abb l59 13 Abb. "a
the motion granted. Ennis agt Bruderfck
aet LOrilard-Order Of Substitution. Brown agt
BOwey.-Moton granted Myers agt he Lorilard steam
Order to revive action AasodsOn sgt AssodsOn Orcer OF
substitution Egan agt elsh ct a-Order granted Brown
lar ct aOTdeT granted In the matter OF the application Oi
ClarkeOrder appointing John r. Clarke guardian al htn
OF John OBren Clarke an infant Heniz et a. aEI ,t az
madRo ct a-OTder for commission The American HlDle
Society agt Alison jackson agt Van Dycke COOK agt
platt AasOldson agt AasOldsnn; Perry agt BadWlni
ThOmasse'n agt. Steveus-Orders granted
General 7eriS-By Judges Sedgwck and van Norst-P
hrmed with costs per odam kelnet agt Iraey sno oth-
Davies. Judgment affirmed with costs see
Hudson River Rllhoa1 COMPANY Judgment ana OnieI Ia
peacd affirmed with per Curiam. Mills aEt wat
soner appealed from modified oy reducng lhe amount OF
curam the appeal from order reducing amount
Corbett ag De Cotmeau-Per cCrian appeal from oIder
dismissed with $O memorandum oibersein sgt
VuitesPer curan; order affirmed with $40 costs and dis
BY JUICE. sedgwick and Froedman.-Hushes agt the
sedgwIck
Common Pleas Special Tt7m-Bv Judge Larremore.
Peoples, etc, agt Mooney yDe'nurrer oyered see op0
ion. carr Brown & Co ag Ihompso1-Ioton for injunc-
ton denied see opinion Fox agt Decree OF par
tton ordered Howard agt lurry.-Mgton for receiver
granted. Cnry agt Springfield e a-MOton denied see
decision. Cuiersn agt. sPrinEsead-Moton denied; see
decision. The Eagle Fire Company sgt Van AleD-tepot
confirmed and decree ordered. Lambert agt SNauInJnnc-
tOn granted. Augerman sgt hocthit itr-Domuirer over
ruled VIII ieave to answer or paNe9l OF costs sec ouyh
Arden Mai ct aSee memorandum for cpunSel Ia the
matter O the final accounting Of White ctne Low
ense agt BahCock et nj Motion granted ses8msky gL
Arnod Hubbel act. L0rillsrd Diamond agt Nnot For
agL Ray VOL Leubuscher; Hepner 3gt James
in the matter OF the assignment OF Camn 10 nam
tO Hahn: Hook HOck.-GTaDed. Onward agi heel--
Application granted Howard ACT Gallagher Ind o5hers &
Burehad agt the Nassau Bank schuz agL Jones Cohen
agt. Granted.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Charles SOtheran against
Lawrence D. Alexander, for the expense Of geneaOg-
cal tree, the jury yesterday disagreed.
The proceedings for an injunction against
the initiation OF 147 members IN the Tammany So
eety was have been heard yesterday, but owing
Jcdsc Portors engagement III the Superior Court,
adjourned for a week.
Philip II. Reid brOughtA suit against the
Manufacturers Insurance Company, OF Newark n. j.,
10 recover policy CT insurance Of So 500 upon tie
81 amer Oceanus. which was burned on the beach at
Canarse in September 1879. The company refused 10
the insurance the ground that the conditions Of
the policy had been violated allowing kerosene OH
The vessel and other The trla OF the
was begun Wednesday, III the Brooklyn City Court
before Judge McCde, and ended yesterday in verdict
Of $1,000 for plaintiff. The jury spent nearly six
hours IN deIiDerauOn.
petition was presented yesterday to Judge
Lawrence ia Supreme COurl-C ambers, TO compel the
Board OF Health 10 make rnty OF the bifth Of the
child of Charles Frederick Wcrche, and give certih-
cate The Of several OF tie same Kind re-
Gently brought before tho courts The child is entitled
20 property IN Belgium hut under the Bcgic law viii
incur great trouble estbnshng his chts without an
ofcGi certificate OF hi- birth. The child was born IN
lc6 and TIC attending ply scian died suddenly before
ing his report. TIE present BOARD Of Health cres
l. correct the records oi It's predecessor Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
VERDICT AGAITsT A RAILROAD.

suit against the New-YoIk Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company as lessee Of the New
York and Harlem Railroad Instituted by Mr.. Phebe A.
stodart wife Of CLERK in Tfiuy, store, IN NeTYork,
for injuries sustained by herself at the White Plains
station, February 26, 1873 tired before Justice
Dykmau in the Great Court White Pains yesterday
and resulted in a verdict iu favor OF tho plaintiff for
5000 On the part Gf the plaintiff, II was shown that
willie she was attempting to pat small child ON car
tr train was moved backward by the on cuccr without
pvin any warning in consequence Of which, both she
ana the child thrown with violence 70 the ground
and under he trai0 and were only saved from being
cris he'd by Tie efforts of Henry W. Bats young man.
ruO -Drlng from the platform and dragged Mr. Stoa-
Dr. from her pCriiCIs stu ton, not however before she
was injured on the right shoulder and had one o hr P
rbs fractured The COurt added 800 ia the verdict for
touusel fees and denied motion fOr a new trial
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
EeQal Nouces.

GUPEEME COURT. ERIE COUNTY Kos
- well : Burrows. ..Ward =. lie idr,ck Edward White
house and Jotph NarIHs, IN thcr behalf AZ. IN hr
Of an Others haVuZ ike t rest VINO may become pr
e. 20 This action, plaintiffs against ALdrth BH1i isaac g.
cotton Josiah b. Plumb Joel IthbOur, ,urvyJrsOi Al
bert H. Tracy deceased, and Albert H. fIacy executor ot
me as vi and of the sad albert H. lItcy De
ceased t-ieudlusO the stockholders or their representa-
lives falO LOcSpOrt railroad Company aud
10 All per-Ons having claims against 7d cOupdny-No Once
hereby given the petition Lorenzo burrows ne
receiver appoint in this action which petition ia
Z ~, order duy made ln tie sid
action at special Term this Court held aud Tor the
County OF fe the Ciy and COUutv Han IN the CtY Of
ButlO on February 1879. by the Hon. Charles Danes
pre-dne requiring that ca1Se II anv, be shown a.
regular special Term this Court be held AID Tor the
County o Erie IN tue CITY and County Hal In the CITY OF
Bun TO- IN the Of March 1879 at the opening Of
court ID that thereafter as counsr can be
heart said should not ont OF the funds
in hands such receiver dividend Of four and Jnea
Ter cont on be stock Of the Buffalo and LDCkpOr5 Ral
road company, the siOcSoder OF their representatives
~,Id company. And further ordered mat no .ui
10 the contrary be tAen shown al SAID time and
place be appointed 10 examine and upon the
counts TO the that on the coming iT and
aed aud discharged That sud petition was
K ed said duly entered n tie Office Of tt Clerk
OF The County Ere on the IS hdAy Oi February 1913
Dated Buffalo, February 70 lsl9. --....-....
PVEROXVS 4 VIELk, Attorneys said EeCevcr, IA
Main ~. Buffalo, y.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
THE COURTS.
TIE BURNING OF DIR. ROBs0Ns WILL.
ARGUMENT ON MOTION TO DISMISS TUE PRoPo-
NENT's CASE.

NENT's CASE.
The case for the proponent, in the matter OF
,ne will of Dr. Benjamin r. Robson, closed at re-
-. ess,on in the surrogates Court, and motion was
-, ON the part of the contestants for dismissal OF
,bo rroeeedings. This motion argued yesterday.
A. yanderveer behalf OF the contestants reviewed
,e stimonv and claimed that the evidence of one of
,he witnesses for the propOneut, that OF the house
kccne showed the testator destroyed his own will
This testimony It was claimed. also settled the facts
mat at this time the tcsator OF sufficiently sound
mind to make his act responsible act, and that freed
his son. OF the name rom imputation Of fraud
The testatOr had intellect unimpaired was
often found in ninety years old. and most Of his
pecnltar ways caused by blindness and deafness.
AZ the time that Wlllism II. Sage testified that his
grandfather insane he Obtaned from him a power
Of attorney ani acted under IT. When he testified that
his memory OF the will not refreshed by reading the
cory he testified 20 an lmp0ssiblity.
Mr. Burnll answered for Mira. Sage, the prOpOnent.
BE said that the only question whether tho pct-
foner had made cut d fraudulent destruction OF the
viii He pointed ont the reasODaOleDcSs OF the Will ana
the testaOrs adherence 10 it for many years. When
BENJAMIN r. Robson. jr. found his fathers Will lac TOOK
possessOn OF it, said he would destroy II II his athe dd
not and lost control OF it until il was burned Dy
his father - - 40,
A reply to Mr. BurrilPs argument was made by Mr.
Roye and the Surrogate reserved his decision. This is
orc OF the most interesting and important Will cases
now pending before the Surrogate.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. March II, 1879.
ASHEs-Tn moderate demand and steady; Pots 4aG5ci
Pearls G2d7c
BEEsWAX-Quiet aud without reported sales Western
aDd Sou bern. "a G25c.
LAN DLES-In iObbng sale and steady.
CHICC OKYEim and in fair request, German, &C.; Ene
lsh. 5St06c.
COAL-Anoiher auction sale, which az lower prices
rpaZed induced ANYTHING but better
Anthracite the demands FOR which a regular
SNAIL luminous quiet, bat steady Liverpool House Cam
fl dSl2: do. tas DO. 81 Newca-tle DO. Cakin1.
- 7odS4 Engish steam S4aS4 % Provincial *Sds4 so.
ncy; PtunsyvaTa and Nestm0reand Gas, IS 30;
West Virginia - 80 Cumberland BroatOp ANA Ciearned,
S4ds4 -: Anthracite. t2 7j0S3 80 by the cargo.
COCOA-In demand for small lots az recent prices
GuayaquL 1902lc Caracas, q d23c: Maracaibo 2ss32c
1000 bags MaaeabO aud 400 bags Jamaica s0d within the
grades rather dull lots in abundant
ply Cetriment to market, and tend 30 keep
prccs and irregular aies 8l5 bags city ~ Rio Jan.
ero," private ordinary lO2c; Far do,
l3dl3 GO)i, l32ia lie; Prime li1l4 2e; santos,
Good l3 2Ql Mild grades, Java % G25c Mara
cabO l2al7c. Taguayra, ltQ c; - Domingo lo9l2c.
COOPERAGE STUL kAn kinds In active request and
friD
CORDAGE- Quiet but steady.
COTTON Spots were auiet. but quotations were eIfen'
low advanced CTS f2S0 last evening" ~
consumptan and l22 tor specuaion de-
Iiy rod 700 bales Receipts the this Gay.
bales c0rrrponding date weeS 1880 DO, last
1880 week. 1rDL5 last week, ci,3b3 CORES
week ~ sos since september Z H~ 1858:
corresponding period last seasOn 3i30i12 bales Revised
quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
pcopoSals.
New Produce Exchange Building.

The uuaersg ged will receive until further proposals
for sale Of estate 'or size ON which 10 erect bui
ing the PfOiUce Exchange.
rIouli De situated within the following
boundary. south o. WarRt, east ot Greenwich st.
Dor aud Waterst should contain about twenty
(ZuI c,y lots
Proposals sell should be made IN writing stating the Oca
ton, pTcc a datc when possession can % lV aO gran
thirty ti the dAis Oi the proposal
an be Jr..e nsn,ei Property offered must De IN fee.
PrOpOsa, ich be received and rejected hV the Board
Of Nanagcrs treated confidential and the parties
nch proposals will De nOuned that refusal IS de-
sired ..-
onnuucati Ia should be addressed 10 CHARLES PRATT
Chairman q Committee New- Ork Produce Exchange, cor
NhiteIi4il and Peari-sts.
CHAKlI~ PRATT FRANKLIN EDSON,
r. K. IINERMORE, ]. n. HUGHL-,
JAMES J.. FLINT. Committee
New-YOrk, March IL. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
WHAT CONSTITUTES A CoNTRACrf

ARGUMENTS AGAINST THE GILBERT ROADS MOTION
FOR A NoN-sUIT.
Arguments for nOn-suit, in the case of the
New-EuglaDd Iron Company against the Gilbert Ele-
yated Railroad Company trial before Judge Freed
man. we're continued yesterday Ex-RecOrder Smith
replied Oh behalf Of the plaintiff, the Iron Company.
he couteuded among other thugs that the contracts
being On their perfect, and uadcr the seal Of the
respective corporations toe seal the authority for
Their execution and prma facie established that author
ity contract having been thus sealed and tevered,
It was binding until the presumption of authority 10
execute, arising from the seal, by proof
Mwant of authority. II the resolution which the de-
icndants claimed was not sufficient 10 authorize tae
execution, the contracts being executed subsequent TO
he passing of the resolution, the presumption was, he
,ad that authority to execute, uOtwthStand
ms the resolution did not its face, confer such au-
hority. In reference TO the plans and specifications
rnine part OF the contract, although they not
actually annexed 10 the contract ben executed, II they
we're when referred 70 the contract land
the evidence he claimed, tnat they WcFc the fact
Of their not being annexed wholly mmatCral. If
sp plaintiffs had power assign the contract, then
had right to retake complying with the terms Of the
assignment. The assignment did not deprive them OF
any ght OuieCI 90 The persons who 10 10 the
WORK that beng provided for IN the contract Itself.
Tbe change in the route Of the road dd not alter
sbaure the cations OF thr pircs under tho contract,
i6e road Us Duiit being Suhstar TALLY thc same.
Tudce Filuiau followed, and VIII continue hs ar-u-
Mon Law cIiug the au hOr-le aud treating OF
he alleged insolvency Of the Iron Company AT tie time
5f tne making Of the contracts.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
THIRD CALL-2:3O O'CLOCK p. VI.
FRIDAY, March 14-P. y


The week ending to-day was not remarkable for
any startling events in commercial and financial
circles. Affairs have moved along without excite
ment or furry. After a temporary reaction in the
price of wheat from the extreme decline of
week ago, that was attributed to sales
made in Chicago upon forged order,
the price has steadily settled until it is below
the panic price of last Friday. Provisions with
some fluctuations have held their own better, but
show no Improvement on the weeks business.
The dry goods trade. being at the height of the
Spring season. has been fairly occupied with sales
10 out-Of-town and distant points.
or the srock market for the week, to say that tie
total transactions AMOUNTED to only 1915
shares, against 1ls3 G36 shares for the preceding
week and LA, l6S shares for the week before
that, - - say that il has been generally stale,
HAT and Improbable. Nevertheless the market has
not been entirely void of interesting features.
Transactions IN Missouri Kansas and Texas stock
amounting to~5O,70O shares at figures ranging
from OF up To 11l2 and down TO 93i la
ST. Louis and san Francisco common stock amount
ing to 2IJS0 shares at from > to 73i0
G7-; iu preferred stock, 2S 900 shares at from J7s
9IZG9 in FIRST preferred stock. 10000 shares at
Izis 10 l7GIjl4 aai IN Kansas Pacific 12, 900
shares at from 81. mp to 22I2, down to 1884, and
back 10 21l2. fhee" Transactions, amounting in all
to 12SOO0 sullrs, mark n new departure
in stock speculation. Except the moyement.
c.tci, an upward turn in the Northwestern shares,
a sharp advance III Canada Southern of 7l2 per
cent. ard q decline in Wabash, the market was dull
and uliutefestng, and closed with prices generally
u ffacJiUp a.cr than week ago.
~.LhLY RA>GE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
UNITED sTATEs SUPREME COURT.

WASHTNGTON. Marcn 14.-Ihe following business
vss transacted United Supreme to-day:
No lS8-Rugham YOung's executors, plaintiffs ia error
sarah NJ Ia t. tho supreme Court Of Utah
"a regard "a The iite
land n salt Lake Ctv Argued by George W
ode j l.. awus for plaluuus IN error, and X N
baskiu for defendant III errOr.
No. lS4.lLe northwestern UNIVERSITY palhiH IN error
rel. H. B. Miller. treasurer etc; in crIur
= The suDeme Court Of IDOis The questions presented
by s whether the northwestern University ever
bad with the siae OF lnoS by winch lts
lands actually used for educational purposes were exempt
uu taxation and whether the law Lulcr Wuth ~ IS nJN
sought % collect such lands Is not unconstitutional
a. lmparnc oulipuuCn 81 such contract Argument
begun By Writ for plaintiff error, aud continued BY
James x. Edsal for defendant iu ortOr.
Adjourned until Monday al II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
e annex revised quotations. :

On the london Stock EXchange. British cOnsOIs
were strongIll the week and United states bonds on
the whole easier American railway securities being
irregular and more or less dependent on the home
market Prices were, however generally lower. Bar
silver fell to 49l2d. the ounce At yesterdays reg
ular weekly meeting of the directors of the Bark
of England the rate Of interest was reduced to 2l2
per cent as against 4, the figure at which three
The sum OF G524 900 bullion went into the bank
during the fiscal week. and since then the bank has
lost EJ3 600 bu lion on balance The OllOwIug
are the highest and lowest prices of securities for
the week and the closing sales to-day ard week
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
Total saIes for the daY Y.........-...
.ICBs or MTNIyG STOCKS.
YnstarLiav. To-day.
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING 2
YestenlaY. To-day.

There was not much activity in the market for
United States securities this week, and as rule
there was yielding in prices pretty much all over
The foreign bankers at times sold the 5s of 1881
freely, especially the coupon issues, but whether
against purchases in London or for account of do
nestle holders does not appear The per cents
were generally 1000 1001s for coupon Issues. The
equivalent price of the Tel egistered varieties Is 990
99ls, as they are quoted interest Of per cent
due first proXimo, while the coupon bonds include
that interest in Their price. Both the quotations
are below the Government price. Which. less conf
MISSIONS Is l0O.41 for coupon bonds and 30. fl for
the registered. Perhaps this may account for the
small subscription TO the per cents The annexed
table shows the daily subscriptions received az
washington for / per cent bonds during the week:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-15
CorpornIlon Notlfe5.

DOLCE DEPARTMENT of the CITY of
L NEW YORK, March H. ls19.Atteniion l. hereby called
puthc notice IN The City Recorl for tue disposal Of
street ant and who may the same
without cost BY order Of the E0lId -
>. c. HAWLEY. Chief Clerk.
NOTICE.-The lease of Fulton Fish Market
y viii De offered public sale be held. by order Of
the DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. at the EXCHANGE
SAILS ROOM, No. III Broadway, on TUESDAY, 18TH
MARCH 1879 For full information The City Record"
for sale at No. City HdL