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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
GALE OF FOUNDRY FIXTURES

l offer Of private sale the Patterns, FlAsks and
Fixtures In Union Foundry, belonging to the late
arm Of ". ". Miller d Co. u.
The purchaser can secure reasonable lease OF
feet by IS feet, centrally located with good light
which cannot be Distracted, and contains allthe
necessary appliances OF frstclISS Jobblng
Foundry.
For further particulars apply on the premises
TO- q. B. MILLER,
j3n9 Receiver.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
Medical.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throa, ,,a,
such Is Coughs, Colds, WbooSt:Sa nse'
Cough, Bronchitis, AstbmS'
and Consumption.

discoveries Of ns ,.G
science, few AN ,s's y
more real v,lps .
mankind than M, %
i,,ssaO remedy "a f%, u
diseases Of Ii: H. y
trial Of n. , 4 w
uIlirougaop, N" ' ,
shown that ,,,,''i |, a. |"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-08
FARLY VEGETABLES s FRUITS.

Cueumhers, Tomatoes, Green Peas, RAdiAhes,
&c, confectioneries and Canned Fruits.
Also, Fresh Fih and Sea CTA62, At
J. ". HAGGRRTYS.
mya Corner Market and Quincy Sts.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

AEn.-.. ywt....a..,..,, .,,d Tuscller Of
~; sssrs' IN. ~. s.s" ~ ~, IN n,,rJ,as,sl
ss 10y; WV "..., ny .., ~ H. X I'M Ii.
W. .ssllu Y p S.asg saI,s .I",,,.iss, ~
~ y. 80, y s,.,.....,s -. nsro NM iost
w SN1ss " 1s'.nNs,,, ,..,,sad IN iI,sar
al'yS wy ."ss 0O,.aS ..sS.. tc,t,,matp
gsnsse1sc., .., ,'avc @ pNsm ....,sa Wy iii nver
" w ca.l.e Me,I NJ. ssaes J. ...,ss y, ~ H.
~ SUVaIy ,, a,S' ~ s''o -. s,o,"r .orstLer % Bt
0fssuey OOuu ~ ~. .u '.'d MIN the
as Iney Mele "S.l ., auI.Hsn," .lo W;nsar all
s;s'ige uRy got ti'ro"s" 'ie "
rlgnt. -, s.s a.. o,hoco
NJ. ii0.ge a'lu ~, oslMIs ,'v,n ~ E ranort
sa.'ey arr.seu @ o,l Amu'a ~, ,as. !" a,,a,,nt
Iilat .leIe l'as :e,l ., .V US u"s,.;o, ~ of onr
y any lhihS " ut's sssA'V' "
country: ...x..,. .,,.,...o,,.d IN
:, captaln McNlnty 'A's s"ss' ~, .,.;,,ar
bringing i'ls DaIl'l tnro.sgn s'@ N'
WITHOUT losing s',lgIe.iUo' A., ,,os.
Lew davenport ms oetn "" % ~
unfortunate man: Me iMs ,v.' 'r -"
largest per cent: ol caItle o. % a,.s Io,, pus
son u TIL tills s.s sec.,o.. y. ,.. ou1 eAa'''' ""
many We uo ~. ~. n'V", uo..od :,
a geiitiehE.h WHO Is wen poII'" ~
castis matters e-,l''s..s's ,la' 'iT ~, ~
titc loss - Eas,S's v'sSy" ,.,.tar %
aoaiils .., anu wan. ~, " ,ceu 'u "a % ~, ,
VIII no, ,,s, sAeysu 's'Iec ,l''lu'eu"S' III:
nean. ine '! ls ,pss ''as gse, pIM'C'th h. ha;,
co.ll'leu ,shs ~ siaI".'u s..s sn.s ha;a, liz Ill.
c'''ssu N pauao'y - ,.V,S ~ !, ,"S''' sas "''"s
ea,st' NJ tlss.l n III Ms"S os Dhr5 y @ r,,.S;,ot
nv. eV1.e,; ~ \, y aMaes., $500 M .Sds H.
eo.s :m W ~, 80 .n..Ss Nv. .,.;., ~ y M 10 NJ
W. ~. iosT tr."', ~. yM XII Y. = a;"5 INA
9, 'alves. ,e .. "'S .a',,s Iass M "a M q IN,
W. u,s leeu wy S . S.s"' co,orai
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

cert sale, steers, two year old next
spring, brought e9a 80, and yearllngs'
az. KlrkehaAll'has ipst sOld IA sia-
'tlfe baud sfcattle, thirty. head, 1t an
avsraee sdt sss per lead, fourteen
bong cow& and 'ths TehaliideF enc
and two year Oils. Bsk Ss% stock cat-
tie are offered,
e,yr hills during tie as VS. abound
ed with the swa.lte~tail o,v., running
In hersls Of ten to thirty, and snany
were killed. Wild animals are not
umerous--seNral lynx and cata-
mounts have been killed By the'iMnt-
ers, and savage cat they are.
The climate Is indeed healthful.
nothing more serious than bad colds,
whkA do not seem to effect the lungs.
Some persons receive slight attacks Of
rheumatism In our clear, cold weather.
In all, there has been seven deaths
In these two valleys, only one of which
was from any sickness produced here.
Yet we need minister, and In case
Of emergencies, which have occurred
frequently, a physician and surgeon.
We hive two stores with fair va
riety. Also three smith shops and
two saw mills--pine lumber ut ten
dollars per ''m. "-one thresher, and a
farmers mill from which good gra-
ham can be made. The grain crop
the past year was about 1000 bushels.
Price for wheat, osae dollar and flty
cents Oats and barley, each one dol
lar.
| IL II remarkable what relish we
have for our food in this country, Of
which there Is an abundance. although
butter is very scarce. We get no pa.
pers to learn of the outside wOrld-the
latest dates have seen was Dec. 8,
It Is an outrage that this population
Of six or eight hundred cannot be sup
Piled with mail service.
These valleys are all taken ups
large portion being owned BY the "
v. & C, r. Co. No fair situations
except those further eastward. Thcs'
seeking health more thanhrge profits
can, however, find locations for stock
but limited ground for winters feed
In this country we are liable to heav!
taxation, Court expenses being i'm
lnense. Jurymen are called lsO mile
to trial, which, in State cases, are fire
qIlent and not speedy but as tie citi
zens become richer and more nunlerou
they may be lighter.
! realize that the Willamette Vale!
is the great agricultural country ives
of the Rocky Mountains, and indeed
paradise in the Spring, Summer ant
Fall, with every convenience and lux
ury necessary to the comfort and hap
piness Of a family. This is a pastora
region, unlimited; with small bat fer
tile valleys, where the herds ramble a
will, feeding and multiplying -th'
general interest and prOductiofl OF th'
country, the topic Of conversation
rendering those most happy who hav'
their care and possession.
\ JAMES ELKINS.
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RELATION or IGNORANCE AND
CRIME.--A Washington dispatch Ofthe
9th November contains the follow
ing lines:
Hon. John Eaton, Jr., Commits
sioner Of Education, Is printing Sc
rics Ofstatistics to be embodied In bis
annual report, setting forth the rela-
ton Of etAcatiOn to crime In the New
England States. From this, itappears
that, first: Eighty per cent. OF the
criminals In these States have no edu-
clt.On, or not sufficient to serve their
available purposes In life. Second
Eighty to ninety per cent. Of the
criminals have never learEedany trade,
nor are they master ofany skill5d labor.
Third Not hrfrOm seveHty-five Ier
csnt. oftfe crimes committed are BY
persons Of foreign extraction. Fourth:
Eighty to ninety per cent. Ofthe crim-
inals are Incorporate. Fifth: Ninety
five per cent. OF the juvenile offenders
came from idle, ignorant, vicious, and
drunken homes; -. .
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

Forty Years Experience have tested
the virtues of Dr.. Wfst@'s .Bdlsam Of
Wild GheyTy, and the result b that It is
the best remedy extant for pulmonary
and lung diseases; embracing the
whole range from 4 slight cold to a
settled consumption. Mereit not for
Its merits, It would long since have
''died, and made no sigu.' 90w5.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

II weeded my iriends. y said an &C.
centric old man, ''by hanging . piece
Of stair carpet out Of my RFst-1OoF
front window with q cOnstable's an.
nouncement affixed. It had the desir-
ed effect. soon saw who were my
friends. 1t was like firing = gun at .
pigeon hOslse. They foEsook tie build
Ing at the first report"
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

Anestablishment 1t New Lisb0nth that
.ioCcapsssa corner, keeps little sign
upon the side Of the house, bearing
~ inscription "TAese lOa6efa wont
work." Il has the desired effect
TlRfe ere never any lOafeEs seen on
that corner. Aar
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

A lady noticed . boy sprinkIIng salt
on the sidewalk to take Oh the Ice, and
remarked TO 8 friend, pOIntlng to The
lsAlss IN ow tlAt's benevOlshCe.V No
& AIM, = MD tie boy, sOrnewHne In
dlliAntly, s'its salt. . af eJa,a
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-01

An insane Chlnaman lately entered
a house in Butte county, California, IN
the might, armed with = sythe-blAdc,
with which he slashed ahout at every
thing. The man Of thS house at
length knocked him deyn Mith \ club,
when 1t was found tEat tkc SnAnlaC
had cut OF two Of Bis fingers with lIis
own Mean0n. Aa.lln.I ..AIl.n-
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they have . new way Of getting up
surprise parties In Troy. A resident
receives an anonyuSOls letter stating
that q surprise party win be with him
on . cersaln evening. He prepares leT
1t. Nobody comes. He 8 surprised.
Almost anybody would be. ''F
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GOVERNMENTS WE'RE FIRM,

GOVERNMENTS WERk fIHMs
with moderate dealings, the advance in gold here
cOunteracting the heavier feeling abroad. The &C
ton OF the Secretary tomorrow, and the offerings
likely to be made him. involve fresh problem In this
market Prices closed strong, as follows :--United
States currency skies, 1867 l165l do DO, 1881,
registered, lle,S a 1854; do. do coupon 1lsx q
1lss4 ;do hve-twenties, registered May and Novem-
Der, 1854 1884; do. do, 1882, coupon, do 1874
113,S; do do, 1894, do. do, 113A 1881; do do,
1885, do. do 1857 l141 do, 1851, registered, jan
uary and July, 1151S 115%; do. do, 1885, coupon,
do, 116h 1855; do. do, 1857, do. do, 1l6A
116h do. do, $685. do. do 116< HOY; do, hves Of
1884, funded registered, 111X liz; do. do coupon,
111X 112; do ten-forties, registered, 110X q
11OK; do do coupon, INK q 111H.
.e .fe SOUTHERN SECURITIES SRI
were dull, the only feature being the sale Of new
Tennessees at II, from which the market again re-
ceded and decline in South Carolina January and
July bonds. Prices closed as follows:-Tennessee,
ex coupon, 7oA Il; do, new, II nH; Virginia, ex
coupon, 30 a "a; do. registered stock, old a 80;
do skies, consolidated bonds, 64X q IS; do. sixes
deferred scrip, II Tx Georgia sixes IS 90; do
sevens, IS a 90; North Carolina ex coupon SO o 81;
do. funding, 1868, "a Is; do. do, 1868, 20 a
%; do, new, 2ox "a; do. special tax, ID 1bh (;
Missouri skies, 96A 96h; do. Hannibal and st. Jo-
seph, % o "a; Louisiana sixes SO 65; do new, IS
co; do. levec sixes 81 TO- do. do. Fights, rs 81;
do. do. eights 1876, SO 81; do. Pententiary sew
ems, 90 70; do. railroad Fights, 70 80; alabama
lves, go 85; do. eights IS 90; do. Fights, Mont
gomery and Eufaula Railroad, IS q 90; South Caro-
lima skies, so SO; do. new, January and July, S5K
a'85A; do d. April and October, ss q "a; Arkansas
skies, funded, IS q 90. t3tta
E4U RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were inlet and steady. The following were the
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

COMMISSION OF APPEALs.-Nos. ST., 87s, $50, 3sl.
1884, 1886, 14o 1888, 34s, 1888, 1873, I23 271 274, 337
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr-Part Held BY Judge
Van Brunt.-Nos 30s3, 1884, 30s5, 1881, 1915, 225,
2767, 6831s 6s5, 649 1859, 1857, 1882 1875, 1877,
1879, 1887, 1850, 1907, l70l Part 2-Held by Judge
Barrett-N0s 500, 3ls $780, 700, 708, $40, 100 ego,
74s, 76o, 754, TO- 49, 71e. IA 772 TIA, 774S eh,
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcrAL TERM-Held by Judge
Brady.-Demurrcrs-N IL and 10. Issues OF law
and fact-N0s. 1914 o. g. o. 81, 81, 6S, &c. 10, II, "a,
70, "a, IS, 10, so, 81, 50, SO, 81.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS-Held by Judge In
Call, 2O1.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Case on. Part Mos.
1855, 1885, 1885, 954, 1340 1880, $780, 1893, 724, 104,
1855, 1884, 1880, 1l74 964, 1880, 1885, 1878.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-TRIAL TERM-Part L.
Nos 932, 1409, 429 20SO.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM
Nos Is, Il, Is, "a, 25 251 Of, o. 3d. "a, %, 90,
81, 18.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Hed by John X.
Hackett, RecOrder.-The People vs.. Patrick Malone,
manslaughter; Same VS.. Peter Woods, Patrick Gull
kin, william Wren and Patrick Carr rape; Same
vs.. Michael Cunningham, Michael Dempsey and
John Duffy, burglary; Same va. John Payne and
James Rodger, burglary; Same vs. Patrick Moran,
felonious assault and battery; Same Vs. John Fred
erick Muncks grand larceny; Same Vs. Thomas
Stack, grand larceny; Same vs.. Frank L. Schryver,
grand larceny two cases. Same vs. Charles Craw-
ford grand larceny; Same vs. James Clark, larceny
from the person; Same w. John Edwards, larceny
from the person; Same vs. William Davis, petit lar
Ceny.
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A FEMALE SUWARROW.

The correspondence which we print below
s as singular In Its tenor as anything that
has ever been printed in the columns OF
this journal. For two years past two women
Of the same family have managed in this city to
attract-by very gratuitous system Of adverts-
ing-the attention of all persons to their every
word and action. or the two the elder was some
days since nominated to the Presidency OF the
United States, by q convention whose proceedings
cannot be treated as otherwise than q joke
by any sensible person. To-day we print as below
the offer OF the younger sister to become colonel
Of one Of the best disciplined regiments OF the New
York State National Guard-sp orgaization known
for many years as the "Clty Guard,H and iorineriy
composed Of our best citizens and old Knicker.
bockers - x - ,-'f!.
DEAR sm-r understand that the coloneicy Of the gal
by the death q James Fisk, Jr still remains unified
and
only ssn
a he rapidly ana aas
as one Of the most efficient bodies Of men s
on h9s
ao sss
1,S '9S
and the great captain Napoleon l. declared blunder 70
be worse than crime.
Your connection with the Grand Opera House brings
HSa i s s:yn liz s
temen, please and tell them will accept the position
recruiting that IL thirty days the Ninth regiment viii Be
the foremost In the State.
There can be objection to me, save that am wo.
man Permit me TO remind those who urge Il that loan
sions e ne same military genin she possessed may
connected with the service, and have always grained
passion have for studying it, rules and taccs In which
Ihave no doubt that this communication will atfrs,
me to assure you am deeply and forcbly In earnest In
the matter Yours, very sincerely,
TO JossrH II. TooKxn. Manager Grand Opera House.
GRAND OPBRA HOUSE, May q lS72
MADAr-Captain Augustus Fuller am Informed n
chairman 81 the conmittce having the recome ndstory
selection Of colonel for the Ninth regiment In cisrSc
can % ny more than place your communication il hi
nanos am not . member OF the organixatIou and
herefore have some decacy about urging any
upon the committee Very respectfully,
70 xia yaNu q GaAnsA - s"~-"
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SUPERIOR CoUnT-spECIAL TERM.

BY Judge william +. Curtis.
The Insurance Company Of the State OF Penneyl-
vania vs.. John Gordon ct al.-Order granted.
Hill va. Spencer.-$200 allowance granted.
Saunter vs. DISQUALIFICATION granted to vacate
attachment.
In the Matter OF Thomas J. Barr.-Motion denied.
Gray Vs. Treat.-MOtion granted for reference.
william p. Mead vs. Anna p. Mead.-Ten dollars
per week allowed defendant for maintainenoe and
$50 to defend suit
Baker Vs. Thorpe.-Motion denied, without costs
and without prejudice to the plaintiff, and with
leave to renew.
Lewis vs.. Fenner.-Order Of reference granted
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-1aIAL Tram-pAar J.

Suit Against a City Railway Company.
Before Judge Loew.
Lavina W. Elliott VS.. The Broadway and Seventh
Avenue Railroad Company.-The husband OF the
plaintiff, in crossing the track Of the defendants
road, at the corner OF broadway and Ihirtysixth
against by the horses, knocked down and run over
by car, sustaining injuries from which he died.
The plaintiff brought suit, claiming $4,000 damages
on account OF his death. The testimony showed
that the deceased was crossing the track with his
head down, and, apparently in deep study y was
could be distinctly seen. On these grounds-that s
to say that the deceased came to his death through
cOntributive negligence-a motion was made to dis
miss the complaint, which the Court granted.
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spring but not changed for other kinds The
sprnF in lots; 81 sOX Scr No, Miwaukee, in store
e ca 70 FOR red winter In store 32 Se q IS foF
e % = bono vas bd for No Chicago delivered
demand at the decline saies about $4,000 bushels, at
c sE wf's S.l,y m,sS clo;;,pg a re-
SsSS wss re- fS .. , S1ns' l1,s
f2 bushels or rs hall Of July on private terms Oats
were nrm and In fair dsmand sales 5000 bushels at
&c csc FOR white the Latte! price for fancy
Barley remained dull and nominal Supply small I've
continued nrm Sales 5000 bushels Western In store
.IRxrcHrsThe market for berth freighs showed but
lite animation, still there sufficient Inquiry for room
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TOtal. Oh 10 o<O
For future delivery Oasis low midding) the sales have
been as foows:-salss last evening after z May
200 June, 900 at Is Ice October 100 at 20 3d.
Total, 800 bales Sales to-day up tosP. May. 100 at
800 al $50 300 al q Ills; July 100 at g Sisc COO al
2sc August zoo a. S SEPTEMBER go at 2e ocsS
bales Rates on cotton foreign ports closed nominal
follows TS Liverpool By steam am sal n sSa TO
.eam Compressed S c sail 70 Bremen by slea1 ~
s. sail, Ac a ic, gold. TO Medierranean ports
BY steam, L., The total receipts at tho
leans sa2 Mobile, 50; ssyannsh, $50 Chsrisston, 255
is; Boston, 81. Total 268 This day last week, 1874
This day last year. $3.50 We quote
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T He COU R T S.

The Russian LAdy's Laoes-The Charge Of Non
Cancelling q Revenue Stamp Condemnation Of
silk-A Railroad Company in Court-The
Gould-Gordon Subtraction Against Q
City Railroad -Decisions-Bui-
mess Of the General Sessions
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A Colony OF Heather Chinee I'm Cour,

Colony OF he0then Chinee In Court.
Before Recorder Hackett.
The nrst case tried by the jury yesterday morning
was an indictment for robbery against Ley Hank,
Sing M0ng and John Ohm, who were charged with
taking $50 from Charles Ahier at boarding house
In Pel street on the Goth Of April. The prisoners
ana the complainant were Cinnamon and they were
accompanied BY host Of the natives OF the Eowery
Kingdom.
Mr.. Price defended the prisoners, and before the
complainant was sworn through an Interpreter
informed the Recorder that when the preliminary
examination was conducted before the magistrate
the witnesses were sworn BY the breaking OF
plate. His Honor inquired with the utmost aPpar-
for Il The counsel generously responded that ne
would defray the expense incurred N procuring
with and the witnesses were sworn upon the Bible.
AFTER tho examination had progressed quite Q
VOCABULARY OF the chinese gfbberish most Of which
was uninteligible to Court and Jury, the Recorder
suggested thSt Aplsa Qf pseeut and bstteu shVpld
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this connection at this time is
THE REST OF THE LIST WAS HEAVY,

THE REST OF THE LIST WAS HEAVY,
including Erie, which declined in London to 541 a
SAX for American shares and to $50 for protected
Northwest common, Union Pacific, Ohios, st. Paul,
Rock Island and Cleveland, Columbus and In
diana Central. The market for these shares was ex-
tremely heavy at the close, showing decline Of /
to per cent, being the lowest point q the day.
The following were the highest and lowest prices
of stocks during the davse- -
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CLOSING PR1CEs-5.ao O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Unchanged-.Receipt pts
1t the Ports 2,16s Balcs-Breadstuns
Quiet and Unchanged-Corn Easier-
Pork N0mfnally Lower-Tallow High
er-Pctroleum Quiet and Unchanged
Copper I'm Fair Demand, but Easier
Whiskcy Firmer.
TUESDAY, May l4-6PM NJ.
AsnEs.-Receipts since our last packages The mar
ket has shown essential change but continued quiet
The receipts have been very light and prices conse-
quenty nrm. Pots sold at 81 70 50 49, and pearls were
nominal sW
BUILDING MArRRrAIs.-BricKs were in active demand
and stock in consequence mach reduced. We quote
New Jersey u 5Oa %; North River 90 Gil 30; Croton
3l6 $s; Philadelphia 'front.' from yard, ss5 s4O Long
demand, and firm at 81 80 for Rockand common and Sc
for Rosendae Laths In fair demand and steady at
the dsSne quoted AZ g. % for Eastern stern spruce
There Is disposition the part of buyers
purchase II holders will make slight concessions but this
they appear unwilling to do-n fact prices Of Rio have
ss ssS o ns wn H Ss
stock Rio and Santos In New York 1 $50 bags and in
the United States 24 lG2 bags We hear Of sales of 7
bags Rio at Batmorc per senoretta on private terms
IS &c. do seod e Prime aG sir
LssuaSra, isc; N; st Domingo in bond, isc. Java,
CorroS on the spot moved trinc more freely for spin
ming purposes but the general market still very dull
and lines only salable at concessions Prices
without quotable change: For future deliveries the
market was inactive at about steady prices The sales
To Ddp Last Ecen,n0 Total
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OHi7Eo SAFES ciScdIf COURT.

Tho Russian Lady's Laces-Disagree-
ment OF tho Jury to tho Amount OF
Damages.
Before Judge Shipman.
In the case in which olga de Maluta Fralof, wife
Of Colonel Fral0fr OF Russia, sought to recover
damages from the Hudson River and New York
Central Railroad Companies for laces stolen from
her baggage while she was on her way to Niagara
Falls the Jury found yesterday verdict In her
favor but, as they were utterly unable to agree as
to the amount OF damages she should recover, they
were discharged from the further consideration or
the case SIX Of the jurors were In favor OF giving
the plaintiff $75000 three In favor OF $26 900, and
three In favor OF $1,000 TIE triple difficulty could
notbe got over, and the jury were discharged.
Condemnation OF Struggled Silk.
In the United States District Court, before Judge
Blatchford eleven pieces Of black silk found at COL
Greenwich street. alleged to have been struggled by
X. Mccormick, were condemned by default, no
claimant appearing. Mccormick has been held to
await the action Of the Grand Jury the charge Of
smuggling this silk.
Charge OF Ncglecting to Cancel o Reve-
nuc Stamp.
In the case Of Charles Traub, who was charged
before Commissioner Shields with neglecting to
cancel q revenue stamp on barrel containing dis
titled spirits, 1t stated that the defendant was
held to await examination, whereas Commissioner
Shields promptly discharged him, as the evidence
exenerated him from any Intent to evade the law.
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were quiet and steady. The following were thu

THE MONEY MARKET 5t
worked freely at and 8 per cent on governments
but fully up to per cent on stocks until the close
Of banking hours, when 1t eased OF to s per cent
Commercial paper was In fair demand at ~ to on
per cent for prime names.
eu FOREIGN EXCHANGE N
was quiet at 1924 for bankers sixty-day sterling
and 110A for short sight; Paris 617H for sixty days
and 5.12K for short sight,
a'hI OUR RxPoRrs AN.
The aggregate amount OF exports, exclusive Of
SPECIE from the port of New York for the week end
ing May II, 1872 was $a,741,s 500. n
THE sUB-TREAsURER'S REPORT.
The following was the business at the Sub-Treas-
ury:-Gold receipts, $7oo,s5o; gold payments,
44oo 0oe; gold balance, $62, $3.50 225; currency re-
cepts, s2s4, so5; currency payments $27a 2e5 cur.
rency balance, So, ,161.
STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The following ticket Is declared elected by the
vote yesterday
PTestdent-Edward King.
CnatYnaan-M. A. WheelOck.
Vtce Cn1fYnldn-James Mitchell.
Secretdyv-B. o. White.
Ire1Surer-D. G. Hays.
Governing Communicable serve one year George
W. Mclean, M. L. B. Martin and D. B. Hatch. TO
serve two years: John BENJAMIN. To serve four
White, John B. Norris, II. II. HOLSTER E. S. MunrOe
william g. Nichols George w. Fuller, Reuben Man
ley and W. +. Strong.
The announcement Of the election In the Stock
Exchange to-day was followed by the usual compu
mentary speeches
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.