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feedl Notices.
NETWORK

NETWORK SUPREME COURr.-THE
~ PEOPLE oFTHE STATE OF NEW.YORk vs. THE
KNICK ERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice gwen that pursuance Of the judgment
entered action the 29h of December 1884, In
tho OF Schenectady County, and
formy with the PROVISIONS said supreme
made IN said action tho Sh day Of January l-s
likewise entered the oce Of the CLERK OF schenectady
County J. the undersgned charles H. iuss,li as the re-
the said the knckerbocker Lie Insurance Com
papy located CITY Of do hereby require all
persons have intend 10 assert claim OF nature
Whatsoever whether based policy Of lie Insurance
upon other contract liability Of kind against the
said Rnckerbockor Life Insurance Company against
the property ass T. OF the said Insurance company or
self the receiver thereof exhibit their
spectye claims with saeme OF the nature and character
thereof such receiver AZ my Office No b2 William
the CITY OF NewYork Before the 10Th day of
gust 1885, thereby make themselves parties 70 the
lion proof OF the OF such claims 10 be made By
the oath Of the claimant such other shall have
knowledge Of the facts.
all persons hereby notified and required 10 exhibit ther
respective who shall defant and fail 10 do
that said order.
wit before the 18th day Of August Ss3 will be
cluded from all 1T Of the decree In this action and
itcpstoD In the distribution Of the OF the
said knckerboc life Insurance Company under said de-
cree.-Dated New.York, January Is. 1898
Jan.24 IawW3Ot CHARLES III. RUSSELL.
Receiver KniokerOocker Life Insurance Company
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vUxv vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH q, 1855

HOGS have fair demand and quoted arm City hsayy 70
gs %ssssn 2s c sad h s"s cot
been point. shswI1s that much %6a s@
s isS Gs%ans d 70
Spot quoted March o.ins eosnE c MAY
sSoe closing SS 900 tss 3 5G3o 1879 sss
$685. &c. ci slSsps August closing
tember LOO ties seller ao yea To ~. 95c
Refined quoted io Continent soc South american
shS rs sm Otherwise the feeling
weak New Butter Elgn Creamery ,sSS!c a pa,E
yaIS SS sna s3 p we' sas Welsh Tubs
state par1 1n F,rtns i9Ssic state and S: re
2GS Dsy issas ko
n nas r sas Fa Ssa9y s TS ses
selections for home use 4c Creamery es hsye not
state and Pennsylvania SIhsa2ci Western slac' South
ggsS at 4;ssc Domestic ggs selling fairly
az ifaOs 25isf mofny r bags solid
Clover IN sr az s aHd s9aGy cd 300 bags store
p s: ss q S sSgsnsn
the market though holders who are st cry MN
Soa RS vl'ss FAY ssepns S
g. sssc o. ~ s9ssc white White EI r & Yellow
?sc Crushed si.c Cubes &C. Cut Loaf s4c'i Pow
Derfd ys has sold freely in bond e.07c
bonded spices sell the best as the duties WI pc on s
enssr ss" 2Seapc sS items iss
for batavia; i7'Sisc for singapore and feaSlec FOR
civ auoted Ils.c; WesteI. ii &C; 10000 oeomares
rne stearine part iOc and rumOred later 6OOoo no.
TEA-Invoces dull but about steady lines in fair demand;
q3et prices
Seed Leaf quiet 100 Penney $50 oGIoc
TO New sd Eng ba es Havana s ssc I &C.
~ SS6 g% ana ann m m for Chicago
cry SGSLc.
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q. CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received
~ by the apartment OF Docks until March ~ 1885, for
the following work Repanng Pier 81 East River
pairing small between Piers 81 and 81 East River
pairing understanding OF Pier new ~ North River aud for
building bukhod at 18TH East River For full inorna
ton ace Cdy heeord For sa2at No CITY Hall
N0TlCE.-Proposals will be received at the
~ Office Of the Department Of Public Charities and Corree-
Der &C. For full information City Record for sale at 20.
2city Hall
N0ilCE.-Sealed proposals will De received
~ the Office OF the Fire Department until March 2s
1888 for forage For full information City Record For
sale at No. Clty Hall
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bngs full prices Most Of the yesrng Chickens from uss
BY points running largely 70 fowls and sell rather oiy
Cap0ns In good supply moderate demand and about
Squads slightly easier few sales above ~ 40.
Wild Pigeons In light supply iar request and hrm few
fresh English snipe selling a about SO lee
house birds about Of market Wild Ducks very duil
and lower chiefly owing to the inferior quality Of the
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March 20. 1889.


PEAS AND BEANS. -, roo
Recepts for the week--Beans, 2,562 pkgs Peas 679O
bush Exports-Beans 1870 pkcs; Peas 3462 BUSH imports
for week. $50 bags Under continued free recepIs anu
strong ~ sell Stale Marrow nave declned Toy
ing he week close the Is more export en- ma anu
the hope that bottom has been reeed iot
present Medium and Pea slow ana shaas sssio o INT
much dOng IN Red Kidney and Turtle soup put
prices are unchanged Foreign mueh neglscteu
Green iobbng at quotation Southern BLACK Ely"
little hrmer.
cnoice ....s SO 4Oas2 IS small choice ...0s2 90
Do Fan TO Good. 2UUd 20 Do Marrow Pea. - -
Do Marrow -. TIA 2 10 choice. -......-- 81 AVG
Good. OOO 2 90 DO. Fair % Good z,UV 20
choice n'.e ESQ s76 Green Peas... 300 SO
White kidney, southern Is. e. 40, D., ~
choice - 500 60 per bush bag. SOOS 20
SOup--.-......... lOO olOl
Receipts for the week. gl9 kgs last week 20 297 pkgs
Exports a. Dkgs There has been far trade
all Tie while the so has been reduced somewhat
buyers very moderate terms. The iateness OF
the would hardly justify an lndln.Ient
position holders already the receipts OF new Buue nom
the show material increase the weather IN uOr0ns OF
Kansas AMI Missouri being 20 mild as TO start tanners WIN
thei sung work Fresh Creamery fallen &c since
oul last reort obbing friday running about 36c for
gin. SIC. for best Pennsy NaDia ana - G3Zc oI
marks Of Iowa grading xra Firss Grades below the
finest are neglect and II requires pretty easy
attract buyers New state increases slowly
vet the demand for by sharp and for other than
IL highest qua ify scarcely any Extra Oh
airy has become scarce ana there 10 ceitln eu uauo
which can .e il very but for about the best Of
relative position OF tubs and ns has changed aner
in favor Of the latter which are not plenty.
Dsir.es at IA 10 Sc which given the market sup
port but the stock hereis made up largely OF grades worn
there Is strong inclination to Keep them moving ~ ase
possible Weste Imitation Creamery i In Tree Iecelpt
ana special At all s9LtOe Fresh FatOry
goes ard while the eXtT MARKS occasionally rea OUT
side quotation IL is extreme for wholesale business Medium
neg eccd Low.riced has eiyed attention.
cnefy from specnao and there ae fewer goods onng AZ
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LIVE POULTRY.


Exports Potatoes l425 bbs Irish Potatoes ruling
choice stock suitable for seed Is In GOOD
demand from Long Island farmers and can be sold at full
prices few fancy Maine Rose brought 81 20 per Dbl FAIR
grades which The bulk Of the supply from this State
ssts quiet and without strength few Bermuda P0ta
S. ass for second fes barrels
brought S. Sweet Potatoes In fair demand and steady Old
Onions moderate dem nd and firm. Bermuda new sell
fairly So rs per crate Russia Turnps In fair
quest and firm Florida Produce sells well when choice
few arrived to-day and sold at quotations.
two extra lots going shade higher small ot OF new
Cabbages Boots and squash have been placed quoted a
vannah Green Peas have arrived there good demand for
them Charleston Asparagus scarce and wanted Charleston
aud spinach sold read yesterday at quotations large
arrivals expected to prices likely TO de-
cline Some Norfolk and North Carolina adishes are Offer
inpyg VIII IL AZ q M
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DipioenG Notices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. II BROADWAY,
NEw.YoRK, March 20. 1888. }
A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONE-HALF
n PER CENT the FIItSI PREFENRED STOCK Of
this Company for the quarter ending March 81 1888.
has been declared payable TO stockholders OF
March 1888 at the Nor antie Trust Company and a.
ter APRIL 2 1888 providing that the legal restraint
hibiting such paymen is removed.
Transfer books Will close March a. 1884, at O'Clock D. NJ
remain closed until April g. less. -
ID. w. McWILLIA@s.
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The daily receipts OF MIX and Cream at the yarious
distributing points IN and near the city for the
week have been az follows; Harlem RAIN 2lS cans
MIX; Hudson river 425 cans Of MIX and %
cans OF Cream; New York ity aud Northern,
sos cans OF Muk Midland 1888 OF Mix and % cans
and the NewJer Central 500 Oh AK ana
cans OF Cream OF the rece T. over
the could be learned An Official u the road stated
that falling of In the receipts owing 10 the strike
OF the farmers along the line OF the railroad was
80 cans a day. This would make their daily re-
ceipis 8IeO OF MILK and 100 cans OF Cream:
has Leen nearly count by increased
other notably the Midland The arrivals
short have been 1860 cans OF MILK
The total daily average receipts nave
been 1876 OF MIX and 1873 cans Of Cream being 81
quarts Milk less than last week The average
price which the surplus has been sold on the platforms has
bee
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Jnetrnttion.
Art Schools-CitY.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils Up.
N Monday Oct I9 IN pRAwtNo 9f ana and LANo
sSL pE CHINA PAINTING and DECORATION.
STUDIO No so MADISON AVENUE
References ,x,>o
Mr. HUNTINGTON, MI. WILLIAM HAhi'nr~A"S 10
H. HART, Mr.. A. r. BELLOWa
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rnr1rs npRRIRs Ixn NItrs-nnIrI

Is.
Receipts Dried fIuits tho 1873 pkgs. with
2Ol7 pkgs and 07 pkgs Pecan Nuts Exports OF
Dried Apples 2S2 pkgs The ISIS Ifetty quiet market
generally Stocks light hence holders show anxiety
saies but important business could not be done out
side quotations chopped Apples sill wanted for export
Uling possibly trihe Cores and
skins entirely neglected. offered quite freely at 29c
Peaches working slowly. but IL has
ceuty demonstra cd that the stock here large
and there disposition 10 hold for full
Kspberles firm. Cherries active and higher.
lower and about Peanuts fair demand and mer
Pecans moving little frcer.
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Receipts for tho l22 bales last week ~ paes eA
ports for week. bales; import o3 Dac- ING
has unlOoke for activity ana qultc
It conntry specuiaOr whether on MS own nc
count or in the parties who prefer not TO be known
has the market and after buy AZ e ShViSs ops
ofaed az 500 took bales at IdicnlOusy hlgn pcs
Evidently the II intended To bolster up tne
bur fall after investigation 10 discover anything 70
warrant the recent purchases S the market ~ 100 ses
ye nor 10 feel Immediately tho effects OF suvh dealings
and to-day be mpos IDLE to buy Hops within 90 pei
the last week There are several
ready 10 pay % aud 00c could probably be obtained io
growth. Conservative dealers say tiat Win
returned American here and umors OF 40
OO bales tlere Is certainly no OCCASION LOT
the lump which the has taken within tho last ioy
eight hours
DO. good 20 prime. 80 $50 medium ,.;;..e1o 95V
Do. poor to goOl..,72 $50 Caliiornians lSo272 Gso
Do. choice, lSSl.... "a 1Ol
POULTRY ANDoAMF
Nearly live poultry arrived yesterday and TO-
day nut with sharp demand from the Jews and fr IN
killers market IL decidedly higher or lows
ana rurKeys, aud for Ducks and Geese.
poultry light but steady demand at unchanged
prices The choicest lots the readies sale Fresh
killed small supply but most lots are OF com
quality hard sell straight lots do not exceed s1
zoe only selections reaching outside quotations Prime
Western state Chickens aud fowls sell fairly but ior me
quality received there Is little demand Philadelphia
hros' and high Choice roasting stock also
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financial.

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
N Northern Railroad Company OF NewJersey will be held
Office 0 the COMPANY at EnzewOod " j. on Wednes
day March 80 1888 for the purpose OF elecng Directors for
ensuing The polls Will be opened at 10 O'CLOCK am,
March 3. 'sS GA. RooRBACH. Secretary.
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OW est QuUIAIlun.
SKy HITTER.
OLD BUTTER.

Receipts the week go Oa boxes last week boxes
week l2025 boxes. Liverpool cable quota
tons 70s Cd Freight BY steam to Liverpool 2Os OTIS Cd
80 daV bills on London. - 40 a 7Jl2
shown fut ther ut ement ON all
grades Exporter have for the FANCY
GELS Factory but IN has heen steady fair home
demand, holders have gradually advanced prices Fancy
oored have had sales at IL % We hear OF over O boxes
White sold shipper at pretty full rate
Grades below Fancy picked up whenever offered at
Ohio ats continue In fair demand best lots
selling easily AZ 1899 There Is scarcely as sharp an export
skms the ieceipfs moderate
nd the home demand increased sufficient quantity Is
being sold make that quOtabe price. though ship
nevah aye onI maid 4 m "A aW
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FRUITS AND BERRII

Exports Of Apples the Wees. -,si9 DOs Apples
fair supply but selling readily and prices tend In selle
favor Grapes nearly done for the few continu
20 arrive which moderate demand at 7dlOc per
Cemeteries would sell quotations IL ne but
such Offering. Fota Oranges IN fair demand
aud fayong sellers. Florida strawberries In
ply demand aud higher few Charleston berries sol
yesterday at Toe per quart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-21

In her girlhood, Miss Blind lays, George Eliot
bad quantity of sof, pale brown hair, worn in
ringleIs. Her head was massive, her features
powerful and rugged. heI mouth large but shapely,
:he jaw singuiarly square for woman. yet hav-
ing certain dellracy Of outline. neutral tone Of
roloring did not help to relieve this general heav-
of structure the complexion being pale but not
fair
Nevertheless the play OF expression and the won.
derful mobility of the month, which increased with
age gave womaniy softness 10 the countenance
In curious contrast with its framework Her eyes
Of gray blue constantly varying in color, striking
some as intensely blue others as OF pale, washed
out gray. were small and not beautiful in them
selves but when she grew animated In converse
ton those eyes lit up the whole face, seeming in
manner to rraDs6guro 1t. So much was this the
case, that Young lady who had once enjoyed an
hours cow ersatiUn with her came away unuer lts
SPELL with the impression that she was beautiful,
but afterwsrd, on seeing George Eliot again when
not taigiug. sne could hardly believe her to
DO tho person. The charm OF her nature
disclosed itself in her and In her voice, the
latter recalling that OF Dorothea, IN being like
the voice of soul that has once lived In AN Eolian
harp" 1t was low and deep, vibrating with sym-
pathy.
SIR Bay. an enthusiastic believer In phrenology.
was so mach struck with the grand proportions of
her head that he took Marian Evans to London
TO have cast made. He thinks that after that OF
Napoleon, her brad show ed the largest development
from brow To ear OF any persou's recorded The
similarity OF type between George Eliots Lace and
Some affinity in their natures may have led her. If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-21

Receipts for the week 4ioI pSgs last week. 2l9 pkgs.
Tho market advanced ~ % for Prime western lasI Fri
day has ruled very hm since To-day notwithstanding
heavy about $500 0bls,- has very
buyers compelled 90 Tor Choice
Western at the cOse Neghboring markets bare OF
stock stmpath c iscy with there fair
ping dem ind and local dealers buying freely
finding considerable increase I'm the cOnsumpnyo demand.
Duck ggs and Ia few sales exceeding quota
tons Goose Eggs very scarce, ard the demand
Easter trade very extreme prices for them decline
must be expected after hasttr.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10

tain at once the terms upon which
he will be permitted to remain.
These, in short, will require that
he shall exercise the right of suf-
frage, that he shall employ the op-
portunities afforded him in such
manner as to guarantee that the
public peace shall suffer no distur-
bance on account of his presence
or action. He must realize that
men, through whose veins how
Anglo-Saxon blood, who have built
here a government thatis the pride
and wonder of the world, will not
permit that government to be des-
troyed, OF the rights and privi-
leges of that race, who laid its
foundations deep and broad, to
suffer perpetual menace in the in
terest of race of people who, by
the admission Of their chosen rep
resentative, are Of inferior mould.
When his position is thus accept
ed, he will naturally commence
where all other races have COM
menced- at the bottom round of
the social and political ladder.
How high he shall ascend will de-
pend, III a measure, upon himself.
OF one thing, however, he may
rest assured under all conditions:
that no race will ever dominate
the white men of this country,
whose leaders, while clamoring for
Its advancement, socially and po-
litically, admit it's inferiority, eth
er directly or in continued attempts
to ascend above it themselves.
Sensible men are asking the
question now, and are surprised
that it did not occur to them ear
lier in the agitation Of this cues
tlon, if the negro is capable of so
much socially, why is it that he
wants to get away from himself?
He is doomed to social depend
ence so long as he owns his inferi-
ority by this course.
That man has poor conception
of the simplest rules of logic, who
maintains the proposition Of race
equality in the face of such over
whelming admissions to the con-
trary, by the highest type of the
race In question.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10
THEY HAD FEELINGS.

A business citizen of Chicago
thought it high time the other day
to halt his reckless son in his mad
career, and during a private inter
view he said:
"You are in debt, sir"
eyes, [ owe few dollars"
"You gamble"
"Yes, | play poker now and
then"
you drink"
Eyes, a glass Of beer or pony
of brandy"
"William, how do you suppose
| felt when l learned that you had
raised money on your note?"
"Probably about as did when
| tried to raise it on you and
found no one would advance a
cent?! was the afectionate an
swer.-Wall Street Reporter.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10
TWO LITTLE LIARS.

please, sir, let me shine your
boots?" simultaneously ejactulat-
ed two little boot-blacks, on Gal
weston avenue, as the stranger
stopped in front of them and hest
tated which to employ.
The smaller boy said: "Let me
shine 'em up sir, for | have to
support a little sick brother at
home, who is deformed and can't
see"
Let me shine em up chimed in
the bigger one "for I am that poor
little sick brother, and [ don't
want to be under any obligations
to such an internal liar any more
He hasn't got any brother, nohow,
and [ can see better than he
can."-Galveston News.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10

Murders in France, if they have
money, are compelled, under the
new \ law, to pay large sum to the
family of their victims.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10
FAMILY JARS.

Jim Snively, who has not been
married very long, came home late
to dinner a few days ago.
"Hast thou saved me some din
ner, thou dearest angelo"
81 have not, my turtle dove"
Nothing at all, darling? Didst
thou put any grub in the stove for
its own ducky?"
'Not bite. What did you LOAF
about the saloons until two O'Clock
for?"
"It's none of your blamed busi-
ness, you empty pated fool" he re-
piled with some bitterness.
You are bow-legged brute"
And thus did one word bring on
another. Texas Sitting.
The Dawson journal., 1883-05-10
Know

Know
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will cure the worst case
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Will insure a hearty appetite
and increased digestion.
Cures general debility, and
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Dispels nervous depression
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Restores an anexhaustednurs-
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and gives abundant sus-
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Strengthensthe musclesand
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Overcomes weakness, wake
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Keeps off all chills, fevers,
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Will infuse with new life
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~ Walker ST.. Baltimore, Dee. 1851,
For six years l have been a great
sufferer from Blood Disease, Dys-
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so debilitatcd that could not retain
anything on my stomach, in fact,
life had almost become burden.
Finally, when hope had almost left
me, my husband seeing BRowN's
IRON BITTERS advertised in the
paper, induced me to give it a trial.
am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt so well in six
years as do at the present time.
Mrs. L. F. GRIFFIN.
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will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs bracing up" than
any medicine made.