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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

francis Skiddy died May l, 1879. leaving
large estate. HIS vile. who made sole lcgatcc
ana eNecutrix under the will. died recently Yesterday
Der daughter Mrs Margaret s. Fischer obtained letters
u administration deceased fathers personally
Nnch j. estimated al $4,000 She Is thc only re.La IL
az with the exception OF her daughter, RANGES D
t.schcr.
Judge Van Brunt in Supreme Court. Cham
bels. yesterday, dismissed the suit of Benjamin H.
Mccain ns assignee OF George W. Morton against The
ry for ~ 1913 3S. the difference of salary between
$4,000 aud $1,000 year mcchauicsl!cus clcra IN
rc County Clerks office from February ]. 1874. 10
December l, 1873. Iu 1873, and sub-eqr'n ntN, TN.
.i,k before had been allowed $1,000, NHs allowed
bu $4,000 by the County CLERK ana the Board OF Ap
10itonILcnt. Ihe CONT nclC that "a no voucher c-l
unru l the County Clerk requiring pay nent al $4,000
l1car cad filed the Finance ID ,afimcht tie
Uif could NOT be maintained. fctcr Mtchtn iul thc
pa.niir }. Dean for The city.
A motion was made before Judge Barrett
u tue supreme Court. Gamblers. yesterday, 10 have
Nrs sophia Kmgman, aged eighty, relnsated in the
capu Home for the Aged and llhrin, from which she
va expelled on February -, 1879 Amdaviis
presented represented that the $500 cessary for ad
mission was paid Dy Mrs. Kngman ana she had always
Observed the rules the institution She agreed 10 give
np all her properly the institution expelled or at
DEATH and therefore had place else Ia 70 except
lie poor house. 1t was alleged the other hand that
Nj, K.pgrpan when admitted had misrepr-sfute0 lee
reiun and her VecuuluIy cUndion, ana since hcf al
mission had nIahgued the House ty calling II frte
loyc Institution. Her conduct had hastened thc death
nf Mrs Corp with whom SIZE TOOmrd 1ud The trustees
Wefe fually compelled her. Thor action was
tatec ty the STATE Board OF Charities Judge barrett
tcscrye 4 decision.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
4 SERIOUS Family QUARREL.

Matthew Gibson, ii labOrer, occupies rooms
with his wife and five children on the nfsi hoor OF lhe
tenement house at No. II WashiuRoE-S; Attef eating
bis srpper last evening. lay down 10 rest ana ABOUT
sOclock" steve "Maboney. bis ~iies Dio'"ei' 'S'e"
bic rooms Steve was drunk. aud was pushed down
sa,r. by Nary Ann Gibson the eldest daughter OF Mat
thew Thus 80 enragcd Mahoney that he drew an Immense
Knife aud bounded upstairs. Seeing him coming the
daughter screamed helu and her father ran 10 hcf
tcscu, Manoney was about s;ab0ing the woman wbeh
her father struck him Over the eye with stove h".
Tie men then clenched and in the fight which followed
N.hor.v thhd NJ onncueut IN five Iiff,Tont places
ABOUT ~ body The police sent b0th men 10 tnr 'hen
oers Stseet Hospital 1hcre II was discovered i't MA
lOie!s tkui fractured - .
Coroner MUitman was sent tOt yebitlthy mofuih- |"
lake tue -nOrtcm statement "I 'inaoh' ~ Voc
though, hv the lciau. hat ho cOud nOt survive
AaAonty VIII be- retained IN custody to "H thc result
d Bis victims injuries. Ho IL by no mtars ehuie5 ie
Stored himself
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per NorA Rirer, gesssls and RaiIrords.
CENERAL MARKET kEPORr.


A,HEs-In small sae 4dlIc. for Pots. 6dGl-c. 10,
BEFswAN-Mo Moderately scuve. steady. 22422.c. foi
Western southern.
BROOM CORN-firm. N fir request New Grade, s'il
CANuLEe-in the usual lobbiAg sale.
CnICCOisY slightly Iisner German, 4gsc a.. Eng
llsh. nduisc.
COAL-Antraciie in active request fu 1rm fgifcsi
Btum nous fairy Gruie IN hiacte. by tie rtr-o.
- Jj0s2 30. lHgpu0l louse taIAei ell LIVER
pool Gas du., Nrst 4-t'e do. taAni - - -
~cotch steam. 50 -,1S3 so; LnE-h St.ir -s4s jDs
Provincial. To01' leuisY iNgut
lorrand Gas - 5OaSl West Virginia do - Cuuh, Hard,
Bruadf ticsIisid. -
FDttA--In n0iel ate export call steady butFaqu.L
2OT92c Caracas. -lQ2-c.. MariclhO .s0tuc.
tpfilliid TRADES hIla, qua, 300 -alfaf Nafscaii".
l2.4~lTc.; Iva 2-T-5c Rio Cradle, AGhel. eIung;
ordinary Prime Carg0cs IL 1c ia o l6t a4fs 30
bags santos, Ecpirr" plfate terms IN Bait aOT,,
1919 bags 80, II " DtnatL" l5l, 9iic
,OOptHAiE sIoch- L. far sale al fuil' firm rates
GO tHAGE- QUIct. unchanged.
COTtON->pots nru &C. higher mol,rat' active; saes.
on bales ~ winch 2Di ast evening al or home ce-
uErrrd contract iI bales fc-slu receipt al the uu
1880 bates against - Ht0 bales this dav ias ~c's aai
.9S2" bales t- faY last year tpal Since 1cpu nrl !,
7-i 200 bales, against t;1pT th-d das ast sfoe bore.
3'352 bacs; consolidated supply JOao.l ba"-. ~ioia.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
nErIslnN,-OCr. Il.

Surrsnr Court haR,bors-Bv Judge Barrett -
rt agf servin-Noton denied a. 4 the guornE 81 ne
ualuont IA the second PARAGRAPH motion granted a. 10 me
alleging another action ptuiirg also H. ret tAoh ~ sn
I'm paragTaph the rest Of the motion u Iy.a j." -,
ufel tne United states I.tnecio COMPANY o' II
NAV h.. .fanie on psyueHt OF $40 costs and without pr'Ju
dc, 10 sny remedy which The plaintiff may subsequently, ~
woke HOFFMAN agt Lux Notion Erautfd "Nicul C'sts'
Mailer Mul-r-MOtlOu extend DEL ndauiS te u ray
.lr-e f. and shIuony denied win go COSTS Bauer aPt
o1u granted Of all the costs ~ csnsr
. .a'e ~ tue making oi this motion together WI" $40
motion ana with leave L" ~" ilnhh tn we
srt ~ nc costs 10 dscout without costs Flynn agt
N Id cosis defendant. Bfdsal agI iHG7al anu
Motion denied slO be PAD 10 The re-
rf con With SlO sullivan agt Tie Ntwl OK ath
" III his n sed aud child rensndd. Gran
as tlr Beicher silver Mn.ug Com" ans Q. NoYi-ao
lolum ar ding ion denied wit"ut egrts ~ me
bucr Company agt Hopson.-Motion giaut"i SOM Itt
AhlerAn attachment 10 ISSUE nntss .,i.Iasn, IT, "u anu
st Judge Douohue- kapp 0gJ Bank Tor raNinTH-Mot"h
deed dwell agt Motion granted see mguo =
ter,f Phelps memorandum. Smyer agi Smy MO
to deuied a. Day Schais ax the Brewers
aud Masters Insurance comp ,,ar,. Ssv,,gs
sDsc,st 1srDBy judge Van Nor1t-l ID" noNe'N 7SN"s'
Ealk art. Gibson Otaers.- OraeT granted -,
BY Juig, Van Brunt-Greene ETC. agi MaItme etc-'Asc
bT Judge Donohne ETC. Brow ct al Finoinss
sgneH Agate agt. Marvin and otbeis-Ntiieu' uhehu'
Sgo,,.i.,@ Courf-SDec,aI 7ey7n-Bv Judge Freedman
-~ornis IA agt Commission returned non Ih-
Io@non Pieds-SpecidI Tcrm--Bv Jndgc Beach.-
&c sahou agt sheridan. Mo'n granted lafkn as. i.l.
s so denied with s. In The ml',er u The &C
,,, ~ ori.r etcse- me iorandum hl' In tht mat
IN Of the application Of Rove Lppneaion Rianteo
Marine Court - Chambers - BN Judge SHEA
Lgs,r, ait. Benedict Martin aEi sehonvm Law sn
appointed The Graphic Company AEI MUM "'''
b. Jadg. sianottIn the OF KcysPettion. apph-
ufG,f grantee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

More than an ordinary amount of business was
done in State bonds the sales tor the week amount
ing 10 S92S, 900. Louisiana coEsols however, were
the leading feature with an advance from i3 to 10.
fo-days business covers S74 900 Louisiana con-
sols at 10 loG 4Gd457s North Carolina Os old. both
January and July ANA April and October, at -, and
IS special tax third class. at South Carolina Is.
non fnndabc ut Il. and Tennessee Is. new series,
at 3Ol2.
CIV banks stocks were more than usually active.
aud sales were made at advancing figures, the prices
being flvorably affected by the better rates now
obtainabe on loans. To-days sales embraced
metropolitan Il - ut 1922, PARK 90 at 49, America
- AZ 139l2, ana American Exchange 10 nj il6.
The speculation in railroad bonds has followed
closely the varying fortunes Of the share market.
A Large and we'll distributed business done IN
the speculative kinds. but the most conspicuous
were the junior issues of Erie. Missouri,
Kansas ana Texas bonds. Chesapeake and
Ohios Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts and
Ohio ana NJ ssissppi hrsts, Springfield Division.
he bonds last named advanced from about 90 to
IS. 1o-day's market was irregular. but upon the
whole steady, with no remarkable changes in prices
other than IN the Springfield Division bonds. which
sold at 30, against % Il yesterday.
The following are the highest and lowest prices
OF the principal representative railroad bonds dur
ing the week. and the closing sales to-day anu
week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

closing with loss Of only Il per cent. Unitoi
States bonds were steady 10 frm. the closing prices
Of the week showing n gain of ls FOR the p per
cents and il6 for tbe new is. Prices Of American
railway securities have followed those OF the homo
market, and the London market Las present ed
no features not reflections from oar own.
At yesterdays regular weekly meeting Of the d
recOrs of the Bank Of England the rate of interest
was maintained dt per cent. against = per cent
tho rate at which thTc.-nouths bauk ll,s dr.
counted IN tire omen market. The nauis Of England
lost tG64 900 buliOn during the fiscal week, aud
has since losi C5Gl 900 on balance. The following
the highest aud lowest prices of securities for
the week, and the closing sales to-day aud week
auO.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

time was extremely fevorsh and fuctuating
As rule the early prices the best and the last
ones nhout the lowest Of the day. The
total business. 100000 shares, was about
5000 shares larger than that Of yesterday. yet
tie market seemed 10 he duller than IL yestcr-
day, and TO attrnct less speculative interest. Ere
recorded q greater number of sales than any other
one stock (js,4sl sharesl, but it, price declined
from 4Ol2 TO 30l.039si Lak0 Shore hncuatcd
frequently. selling as low as 967s and as high aS
%. with an ending at 57l4. Michigan Central rose
10 S07s and later fell to 80. The coal stocks were
lower from the opening. and generally closed weak
at about the lowest figures of the day Western
Union again sold up 20 09s but ended at 9saf. NJ
hntic and Pacific failing to 40asa1Oi2. Pacific
liail was started at 4 per cent above yesierd@ys
last price at 327s and rose To 1888, bn.
later it sold at 32as, and closed offered
at that price. The express stocks were agaln
hi gher; Adams rising Il to 1861, American %
to ~ and United States 3l2 to 80. Quicksilver
common was / - per cent higher AZ l. y. and the
preferred stock 31i per cent higher at 33A.
The general market closed weak and unsettled
RANGE VI rnE STOCK NAREfT
Asreportsd bg ne GOid ana Siocs Ts'eyraDh comDdnH
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

LONDON oct l1.TiS Time. IN It's financial article
There has absence ~ es oi bar
to-day Thursda but there l., al The time. nod
The market assumed very tr tendency.
LoNION. ocI. li-lLiu tonsoi-. "a ,Ilr both
anil Us bonGs. four AMI lai ctns ia 5;
four cent. 1852, Erie Halwav shores '
ftTcd IS DO, second c0nso 81 New Jersey Central
-os iOf Illinois ttAt.l, a9g 80 ) r-rt 'cutlH. ftg
IeunSyi Central, 81 Reading ieiiInl, The fa
discount three months bl- in tne opn ket q
cent which rs 8 perc-l' below he b'IE o .ue'ind
LONDON. OCT. IL y. The amount of bullion with
drawn from tho Bans oi England on balance o cav 5000
IoNuON. Oc. l1-i:3O Du.-t. = bonds New nyr- 100
4d.ces quote pei - nAncs 80
Cor the accouuL
IpSuoS. oct. l7-Silveris quoted al - I'D
PAIRS Oct i1.-iAeuilge London - rance 2J2 een-
I'm flr rtlf
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

ALBANY, Oct. 1.-THE forms of reports re-
auFe by laW from railroad coupauics 10 the state
tusneer The suggestion contained IN the report o
Deputy Stale Engineer smaley, have been changed
owing being what de'ctlV" in not hpiu-
Hg Tie Information desred by the bona aud stockhoid-
rs and The public form for n condrn.ed btith,e
s1eet l. submitted tho raj rond COM hhles WIN -
NqUcst tAat II br ll.a out ~ order that The same may
p" lubl4shcd ia thc printed report
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
TgIDAY. oct. Up. NJ.
10 O'CLOCK 4. VI.

The transactions at the sub-TreasuFy daring the
week ending to-day have resulted IN reduction III
t.. general balance cf S33Dl,J2l; the total balance
now being r 30, ,329 .6Gi. against Tl53'U4'oo' ih-
day. October II, aud against $lGs, ,l91's6o lrd"y'
September 20, The particular changes OF ih's week
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

=.
FlSHAN prices nrm business checked bY The NeF i-
tied supplies.
FIOiiR AND MEAI.-pIOrR-Market cp,nef 20 slats
stronger. a. with holders c-i osci
realize Prices without snasTla charge
on and obbsTs "uglt mainly cov,r
slr -L,t bbi-. lnclndig .5"J boi- ~
Wheat Extra $50 10 hris Minnesota fXtrl. - -
ass 10 3.it hbis Low tstra r5 - ass.
$50 ho. aYa - So ~ be ra"- $1,000 th ffc fr
.xror ountaiions . - 9JGs5 SOC suDe g.6
Fan tXtra STATE - H1"rb ,,o's iVFat'v TO-
; q Is 'i1ou Extra western, - 80
III l5. Choice O. fancv in, 81 2bat- 20 %
Good Extra +1a~o So. t'~d tp CIrive
~, - 49, To- Nfun.-uta tatr. - args
g.aS5Gl. Paieui - .J -. cheny within The
Of " 5OSSs 5"s -. Llaie common 20 BAR tNrs. go
81 So. clio .ine tpil .. SOUTHERN fLoUk frn. 'r'Iy
active sales 100 bpis tomnon u choc- extra SIS
Fancy. - loas..-. Ky fiot s.3f, Hftner
,alss 400 Surertna. - 2aG-5 latter fDr %.
HVGkWfIEAI FiOt h MI - % ~ su. IufN ifAf.
quir,. yellow w'stern ~ "odsS 20 hFs'"T~iAe,
f0nEIGN fKuIrs rree: f,IoGs. aemsni' very
hx. do london - - Tor H. has do Z -.
for qr. bas do. Valencia AZ i'sese. New irsAeh
a,c. for prime Alnonosi airsFona ltc SICILY ~i.llet
Ahlonds soc; Iyi,a, iSht; larguei"e -. - di.'s.
lui-c- currency. for qr hxN ID orc mi a. uN' f.fs
at so Dacs. bc. for No~. aur.oN lf1Aes at -.
,,y posuia aud 7aTlsc Sarya. tino1 az l5Aalts.
1,renoD. Wsnuts. l2t. frsEeh do nominal hHi,s IN at
ec. sicily tiaeris lO' hd Napits 10 n"lnaa bar.o-
.r,.n-.s - hra~5 Lemons per hoa. by
Ive.pnc 4tsD hbs Alrena Hf.grs "a 500 Fl 40.
URAiN-WHEAI-AaJke 0prn-d axs. bstei Ana closed
Nea., ,ho aayAI.c sO"nt lost; Ortar s1i-st and
i.ssl nln- aeulsId iarse sieedias account
.a..s l-a., l.tgf's. Er.tvu bush siot and
"a sGlf4sI NJ rVunr. I'll 3Aasi 81, me- ng No.
,h,cs- 10 VI 81 NJ. rinng, VI tur al 81 Tn.
s,sd.d hm0 !s'a 81 Hsssi 81 n" led 81 tssi aat
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

The Sub-rreasury to-day lost $14 900 on balance
SOP OS2 currency. The money market to-day
worked - littie easier, the highest rate paid for
loans on call being per cent. with fair amount of
late business done at per cent. since yesterday
incoming steamers have delivered 100000 gold
The Treasurer at Washington to-day received
$50 600 IN National bank notes Tor redemption
rhe customs receipts We're %66O.COO, and the ia
ternal revenue receipts were S30OOOO. Tue follow
ing Is the Clearing House statement to-day: Ex-
changes, Sl24 323. $40 balances $3, 592, ,s3o The
business at the sub Treasury covered: Receipts
~ 93G ii6; payments. ~ $50, $50 currency bal
ance, Sl72I3,4D2 coin balance, Sl33 l1b. 10.
Foreign exchange was dull and weak al the time
aud yesterday the posted rates were reduced. but
to-day steadIer feeling - reported at the decline.
Ibe nominal quotations are rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
5iiuaiions UauTeo-- ffmGies.

A LARGE PROTESTANT SERVANTS BG-
ioau ioT families hotels aud all OheIs "bo want good
abe civil servant pills ana fOi ely of couhii)
eses 10 sun NE umes Also useful younS ~ - ara nnss
nj ALEC H. ale helU Al tlt large IEOlISIANi ioN a.
thEAt. loo othave. fouI doors above l'ths'.ji o"A
e1clec Dy American ladies.
A i MRS. LOVES GERMAN EMPLOYMENT
q HOUSE VIII always be- found large NUMBER ~ nisl
Senan servants Tor all cspscitiosf risbe o4 ann
- l"ttls, aIdbg houses. &c. city AID county MS
I'VE, lol Last l5ilI 81, near 3cave.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

To-day, market was sfeadicr for consols, fra for
United states bonds and irregular for American
railway securities. In Paris per cent routes
francs. sight cxciaugc on London ranged from
253Olg 20 % 2sla closing at 2j29l2 francs to ths
T.. The Bank of France reported loss Ot 81 D2J 600
frame, specie during the week ended Thursday
Tie gross earnings Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad arc reported as follows:
lr7a. 1873
scond of October Si9DS9B S2T- Inc. S97 iOt
January 70 oct Ia GtTsjOs 7lO-OIO Inc. 62alI
The receipts of -four ana gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this l7th day of October were
New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

CLOSING rRIcts OF sAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
-. ,-..t.rfa,. ra.ta

G0vcrnmeni bonds were dull Tie week thlopgh.
bu, prices were steady. TO-days hu-i-
mess included - 600 coupon 6s of 1881 ut lO5
5000 900 coupon ~ per cents al lO5l2.and 10000
coupon H. at 1918. lhc following are the highest
and lowest prices Of bonds for the week, ana the
closing sales to-day and n week ago:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

a MODERN VERsION.-W oman, with disney
,yed hair and marks Of marital blows, arh- anAOnfy
sOnl lave seeE-oh nave you seen my noorer lts'
@s way Pun
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
MORE LEGAL TROUBLES ABOUT MONTAUK.
The sale of the MOntauk lands proposed for

The sale of the MOntauk lands proposed for
October 20 VIII be adjourned unu after the decision of
he Court OF Appeals. partition suit begun about
wear agO IA sale aud distribution Of the aI Ige tract
At the eastern end OF Long Island which has been held
sld managed by committee OF proprictOrs for nearly
,vo centuries The suit caused great conservation
snouy propretors, and stubb"rny rcsstcd FOR
ru.t. Bat the opposition died away. owing 60 lack
pf unity among them and the sale WHs decrecd 10y the
referee. The Judgment entered on Tie report OF the
rferte WAS appealed from the General Term without
success. The appellants confidently clalu however
ha thev Will be successful M The Cour OF Appeals Gud
ak Lat The sale be adjourned uuti after the next d.
e,un because one viii buy the property al far
nrice when unable 10 get clear tlle owing 10 the alr
80. and to other flaws. amOng which l. mentioned
tcaly an alleged failure certain Oi the parties
IN
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

GOOD Ordinary 90 Low Miidung.........lO
-ucr Goot orinarg.. 10 Anid.ing l99is
other months 10 i October 100 fcG1 1913,
lO75 IO7l ln72. l076 1917. lo7s lOso. 10 90 lpsl.
logl Noyrm6er loi2 ie1y. 1917 l,tgs 80 Igic iotss'
1880 1852. l.Gi 1uG5, 1879. lbs nsceEisI 10 -:
l0st - a. lU46. lot7, io4r. loss, ln3o lWol !O3S
5s 10 1895 tOis lO0T January, 1888 lo.J luj5.
lus6 l057 1865, loGo % - 400, lgG.. lne@. 1904.
1873 1917. lu.7s March loSp l0sl i0s2, i.sd 1854.
losj 1880, loa,, io7' l,~S; April H. lo." o"-l
juiy IO total l77, 90 bacs srlnd total sy7i bees.
lO.47 l0ss, ioi9 b,c'nbe, ie5i, 100 lyAl, laisoi
1887; Mach los- Apnl l0"7 Nay, H. & Il 10 June.
22 total. 800 bales second Cal -octohrt l.o p n
l4th @ 1888 November. 1859. Deremhcr 1890 1893.
lu53 ia nary lce5 Oe6, 1901, lo'o fcbruary 1919.
10 75 1874. Apu n u3 May. lIlo; juno. liTs, tei.
!Gs.O bali Thi,d can .ociobe in9 lo?l Nof'e. e.
lu7t March. 1895 April, iu9s total $500 bales. tares
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

Ix div.
To-day may fairly be called investors day in the
stock market. The chief fraturr. and almost ;hr
only noteworthy one, was the sudocn and IHpid NIL
vance of prices ior Central and Hudson to l25a
l2fss Rock Island to 1f7G I6. and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 10 1iy0llSA Yet, with
these advances. ranging from = 60 per cent. the
total trausacy ions IN the three amuuuted only
TO 500 shdfc- The general market AZ the sauls
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE COURTS.
APPEALS IN THE NICHOLS CASE.


COURT. GENERAL TEEM.
Two appeals in the contest for the rein
statement OF sidney z. Nichols as Police Commissioner
we're argued yesterday before the General Term OF the
supreme Court The first was appeal by the Mayor
from Judge wcstbroohs order granting the writ of GER
,orar and the second from Judge wesIbrook's order
vscang stay OF proceedings made by Judge ingalls,
and directing the Mayor file return 10 the writ.
John W. Weed OF the firm OF Townsend Weed. counsel
for Mr. Nichols made n preliminary motion for dis
,isss OF the appeals the ground that Mayor by
Ming toe became cstopped from this action The
Court concluded 10 hear the whole matter before dccd
ing this point Mr. Bangs argued Tor the Mayor on The
fret appeal that the object OF the writ of cerorar was
70 review hnal Judgments OF inferior tribunals Tue
Mayor could affect the title of Mr. Nichols TO MS
Office without the concurrent action of the Governor
The Msyo's action could not therefore be considered
such judicial action could bs reviewed here.
OF coruorar went TO the custodian ~ the record
and the MAY OF not such custodian. icversal of
The Mayors act IN manuaiy submitting IT'S proceedings
10 the Governor was physical lmi oSsihiity. lac
NayOr was court because he Cid posscss the
mi OF "a IN ne appeal IA. Bangs
Contrnded that toe same objections arpod 10 II as TO
teen ssueQ and that showed upon ito face over
4 q. ~eply IN behalf of Mt. Nichols was made by Will
lam Alien Butler. He said that an appeal rom an
OF court granting witt OF CcftiOiat. resting
n uld in he discietOn court unusual IL not
nuprrcedcnied. Every question sought he raised oy
tie appeal could and properly shonlG, be raised upon
~. fs.rrg on tie return 10 tue writ al eclal Term.
Tie appeal should therefore he dismissed The action
Of he Mayor. Mr. Butler further uig gcd, was Judicial
and therefore Il could be- reviewed 10y writ OF Ger
uurari There iogUarity in the order granting
be writ there any. the remedy was Nv motion
40 spcrscde before the return flied aer The r.
m amended. AS TO the other order Ot Judge NcsthrOck
Mn But .er argued mat thc Mayor separate
iaunel and his concusiOn was Jud-ncnt capable Oi
review by a CertiOrari.
Tne decision of the Court reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE MONEY MARKET.

SILES-GOV VEkEAENf STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CALI--10i2 O'CLOCK 4. VI.
Is Coupon 1907. 900 ..~. lOl =
THIRD CALL-1i2 O'CLOCK r. ~.
: 6s 1881 Coupon Us42 coup '97
6O0O. .l0jis 200 OOOO......-.....l05L l.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
Pnme nankersl slerling hilI.

In l.OndOu, Brit.sh consOIs nave hrcn weak. ~
one limo Showing desl-ee Of d pvr cent, but
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

HYNrSrAL.-Yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock the ruptials OF Mr.. Frank
Waldo Farrar, editor Of the Bradford, Pa,
Star, and Miss CIV. Caldwell, OF this city,
were celebrated at the First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D.,
officiating. Mrs. Ridgely presided ut the
organ with rare grace and skill, rendering
the wedding march from 'Lohengrin.
The groom was dressed in the conven.
tional black, and the bride looked hand.
some in brown bronze travelling suit.
The bride Is the daughter of the late Hon.
Alfred Caldwell, U. S. Consul to Honolulu,
under President Lincolns administration
and has long been favorite in Wheeling
society. The many friends OF Mrs. FarraT
in this city will regret to lose her, but will
unite with US in wishing her the greatest
happiness possible in this life.
4 number OF the brides relatives and
friends from abroad was present, among
whom We noticed D. s. Wilson, ESQ.,, OF
Allegheny, Pa; Mrs. 4. T. Baird,
Mrs. John Baird and Misses Sue and Jen.
ME Baird, OF Washington, Pa.
The couple received many handsome
presents. They left at 4 1885 O'Clock over the
=. ". 4 Ky. road for Bradford, Pa, their
future home.