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The New York herald., 1872-11-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 13. 1872.
oep GSson ssaab bse good qa @ he iS net & 5
Go,swc ~ so & Sales y day. 1905 last evening" uurc
0'A''''' ''''' '''" New ORLEANS, Nov 1s, 1872
s baS low %dsas 49, s Net receipts
MonrLr, Nov. Is, 1872.
%SsPs: pais sss: @
Cotton firm and in good demand middlngs isSc. Net
Se 3 ss $751; & sress a sr % @ to
Exports-To the Continent 40; coastwse, LOIS Sales
60, -. wnxIycroy, y. O. Nov. 49, Is7a
'1'Psnas T Ssss iS5
for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at sa 80
Tobacco sitter; sales, i5 hhds.
.. .'ss ssr % dg 100 S$;n
rye 22s1 81 DC aS Hana, shpmsn,s-whea, isssss bushels
Sss'Y aoaa s d9 SHIPMENTS ys ss rom dc ss
do barley o % sSy Do S sSa HS regs Ss
sssq ssraS wts ssss Nnsa! q e. .sss s%s'r ii
fs Of corn saw sale, ale s q ssaso
ss Sst' qs spGfs wsssTn @ Toledo
No Sprlns 50 for amber Winter ss !, ior white win
Corn steady sales 1000 bushels at Gle. Barley dull;
sales l3OU bushels choice bay Quinte- at 81 "a 81 o.
Corn meal-S ~ for bolted. S5 for unbolted per cwt
SIinH Mced al %nnensnged cha shorts $l shIPsia; ss mid
,oc; to New York to hold in boats barley SIC to AZ
road freights-Four TO Boston, Toe TO New York. 60c;
20 moany ozc Receipts by ake-4i ooo bushels wheat
SsiSs pShes dsg S5 ys tSSs Ssr
ley, 1909 do. rye AMI 20, 900 feet lumber.
- CHICAGO, Nov l3, 1872.
flour anet rather more shipping demand but there s
ti difhcuity in delivering. Wheat steady No. l
Spring IA; No. Spring 81 o2sl, spot November;
$U5z December Corn irregular and unsettled; closed
closed lat at 2ssc Oats steady No &c rejeeted l7sc
higher No Fall, &C. Provisions quiet and weak pork
n"mlnay Si3D $3 80 for new cash sales January at
ncmina, for old short clear mddes eAc January.
dies boxed 7c Whskey steady at 9Dc. freights dull
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BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Result of the Examina ions-The Resig-
nation OF Com m 1 ssiOner Ingcrsoll.

Result Of the Examina tions-The Resix-
nation OF Comm issiOner Ingersoll.
stated meeting OF the Board OF Public Instruc-
tlon was held yesterday afternoon, President
Smythc in the chair. Commissioners Sands, Wood,
Van Worst, Holland, Duryea, Ingersoll, Jarvis
Lewis jenkins, Brennan and Gross were present.
The following report was received from the City
superintendent, Henry A. Kiddle THAT the
schools examined by the Assistant Superintendents
during the month Of October were Grammar
Schools Nos. p 8, 8, H. 1e, %, a. 81, 3s and Al
Primary Schools Nos. 2, O. T. 8, 13, Is, "a, rs and
80. and Colored School No. 2-making In all 80
schools. The number OF classes examined, 3oI; in.
spected without minute examination. 8. Of these
the instruction In 1D6 was found to have been ex.
celent In 92 good in IL fair and In one class only
Indifferent. The discipline In 297 classes is reported
as efficient, in IL not satisfactory.
is reported very unsatisfactory Primary depart
ments Nos. 2 23 and "a, and primary schools Nos.
2, Z and rs. In these schools the recitation rooms
are very small and crowded. and the ventilation is
imperfect greatly to imperil the health OF the
children in attendance.
Commissioner Lorin Ingersoll sent to the Board
his resignation on account OF i'll health. His resg-
nation was accepted ana resolution of condo
lencc, offered BY Commissioner jenkins. was
report from the Finance Committee was re-
ceivcd, stating that the amount required by the
1873 would be $685. $50 and requesting that It be
duly authenticated under the seal OF the Board and
submitted to the Board OF Supervisors, the Board
OF Finance Committee and to the Board OF AppOr-
tiOnment. 1t was adopted
resolution was offered appointing Thomas r.
Harrison additional professor OF the me ethods OF in
structiOn In the Normal School at salary OF 500
per annum. On motion OF Commissioner Wood 1t
was UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
A resolution was 0nered appointing NJ A. Tur-
mott professor Of Spanish In the Evening High
School.
communication was received from City Super
intendent Kidde and Professor Hunter, OF the
Normal College, asking that they be empowered to
grant higher grade certificates to all those teach
ers in the primary departments who have been
teaching lve years and show o satisfactory record,
and also to all those who have been teaching three
years and passed satisfactory examination In the
methods OF instruction taught at the Normal Col
lege On motion OF Commissioner Wood IL was
unanimously referred to the Committee on Bylaws.
report received from the Finance Committee
to raise the salary OF the Finance Clerk George W.
White to $4,000 per annum was adopted.
Alter a few more minor affairs were disposed Of
the meeting adjourned.
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CLOSING PRIOEs-4 O'CLOCK P M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT,

Cotton I'm Active Demand and Ffrmcr;
Receipts ut the Ports, l4,174 Bales
Flour Dull-Whcat Unchanged-Corn
Lower-Oats Firmer-POrk Nominal
Lard Active, but Lower-Groceries
Quict-Pctrolcum Firm-Naval stores
Dull-Whfslkey Closed Easier.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 13-6P NJ.
Business continued sluggish to-day in nearly all
Its rami1cations, ana very little activity or
bu0yancy was anywhere apparent. Though no
insurmountable difficulties have arisen from the
great disaster at Boston, the money and stock
markets having experienced less disturbance than
was feared, yet good deal Of uneasiness Is still
manifested, and apprehensions Of radical changes
In mercantile values are not entirely done
away with. Business has generally been
dull since the nre, but q little improvement
has been manifest from day to day, and 1t Is hoped
that within few days the markets will have re-
sumed their normal condition. On 'Change to-day
-four was dull. Wheat was easy but no lower.
Corn was lower and oats were nrmer. Cotton was
in good demand; quite large business was con-
summated OF rather frmer prices. Pork was dull,
but nomnally unchanged, while lard was decidedly
more active but at easier figures. Petroleum was
firmly held. Naval stores were dull. Groceries
remained quiet but firm, and whiskey closed
easier.
CoFFEE.-The market generally remained quiet
but firm for oil descriptions We have only to note
sales Of 4,5oo bags Rio ex Peggio, now at Hampton
Roads, to here, private terms We quote Rio,
ordinary cargoes l6c. 154c. fair l5c. Ice good,
l7c Ike: prime, lSc l. gold 90 and SO days; Ma
ssset%U n eon &c. Java isSasrn &c., nc sod 81 D0Da0
COTToN.The market for cotton on the spot under the
influence of small offerings and tolerably fair export
demand, opened very hrn, and prices we re advanced
Nc per Id. at Subsequently, however the offer
ings were more LIBERAL and the market ruled easier
without losing the advance For future delivery large
business consummaed commencing at higher prices
but closing under tho pressure Of free offerings with the
lows:- - -,
To-Day. Last Ereg Total.
Export Observation-Disclosures. 44y l81 $50
Contamination ..................., 1872 IU3 1,4l6
SDec ulation :. .................... ~ A.
Total ai.....................I 1893 1884 1881
Included In tns above are 65 bales to srriya For IN
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NAVAL sroREs-The market for spirits turpenne
to- seas
%as ss sa hsa or
round lots Of strained but there was none be had
1s%.Issa aais s& p4oys,on @'ss sbis
e g Fsss very oue
Sa @ wSs Tse % 9
q month srade IN bulk 'sS s%a! ?f sass ra.
City X the Creek the market IT. was ed,s decidedly ay
very On pn
OfSSShS. rea1sa fsr aIst haif bscsmeer, s7se
esa dS lard Sp and The market so eor
Ss
Sf sss 81 m s sas sSs @
gent sas and @ %i,hn fs' the
pas % ss q 0f @ As f s n IA s % Ss 4
msined nominal % Beef hams continued irm AZ sss with
T hi ss SE %es sss. aas's5ss s
both both for % spot and future d resulting in good business
devery sna and or a a2r
%ary ana Fee1ary City was quiet and also casier Sales
II market Il TO-, for m ha, been quiet but
RsS Ss ss 3 Ss. 4
Refined was in moderately fair demand and steady, at
quote :.sSuba-Refnins. Inferior iS common, Sac. .
l6c. lO16c; grocery, fair to good loc. a lO1c.;
prime to choice l04c l03sc centrifugal hhds. and
&c. melaaS, &C. NC. Hava,a-Boxss Dutch standard,
to IS l0l6c. Ike; do, IS to IS Ic l2c DO, - to
70 lz1Sc l2ssc do, white lesc l2slc. Porto kico-
choice, Joe lOISc Brazi-Duch standard, Nos to I3
BIC. $50. Java-Duch standard, Nos 10 TO H. 91fc
lQ1c Mania-suporor and extra superior, SIC a &c.
sGay Was ey aerste ~ ana az ln
lG5 bags Rangoon at 7c. 74c. Patna nominal at 7Iac
TIC
sTEARIsE-No sales were reported, and the market
In consequence quite nominal
TALLow dull and weak. We have only TO notice
sales OF 0 lbs OF common at &C. Choice could be had
at 9kc.
,wHisKEy.-Receipts, GIL bbls The market firm at
the opening with sales OF 80 bbls at sc but snbse.
qucnty closed lc lower, with sales of 80 bbf 95s.
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wheat was dull, but prices lower, except for
common the market closing at about 81 u 81 for No.
Chicago and 81 ~ 81 80 for Milwaukee The sales
part last evening" about 60 600 bushels at 81
D for No. Chicago, 81 50 81 o21s for Duluth 81 40
ssi 50 for No milwaukee,, 81 2s 80 for rees ted
red do, and 81 50 . for white Michigan Corn was
i5OO0 bushels at 6sisc for steamer 6c 64c for sail
mixed, closing at 64sc for high mixed &C.
Western yellow; white was nominal at &C., 6Sc Oats
were again slightly better under continued fair de-
mand. The sales about 900 bushels 44c 44Ic
for new mixed Western, afioat; 42ac. Hsc. for do.
dark mixed, 45c for choice new mixed, 47sc. 5Uc In
store and aoat for old Western mixed, and 47c 4Ssc.
for white Barley-Sales 1000 bushels Western at gc
and 10000 do. choice Canada at Albany, 81 la Rye
Sales 500 bushels of common State, for milling at S5
FREIGHTs.-The inquiry for accommodation by vessels
on the berth was only moderate; but there was per-
SSspabs change in rates In the charterng line but
Rusy ss 9 aSs scs for grain but par
srence to rates; The, engagements reported to,
bushels grain at 9d; 500 bales cotton 76d I'd and
by sail 10 00) bushels grain at Sd 3D. leo bales cotton
at bS2d. 3l6d. To London, by SAIL 1900 bushels
grain at 3D. for and 9d for wheat 5000 bbls -four
charters include "A British bark Penath Roads for
orders 900 quarters grain at Is; British ship from
Philadelphia to Continent, 1900 bbs petroleum at
g. Had If TO Antwerp, and 6s 71sd. ii TO Bremen
American bark from do to Antwerp 500 bbls. refined
Spanish port, but not authenticated.
remained wholly nominal at previous figures, as fol-
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The following were the bids for the railroad
THE CITY BANK sTo CKs.

THE CITY BANK STOCKS
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares-New York, 1870; Manhattan, $50; Mechan-
les, 1873; America, 14s; City, ESQ; Phenix, 1O1 !;
rradesmen's, las; Merchants Exchange, s5; State
Of New YORK, log; Mercantile, 1856 American Ex-
change, ITO; Hanover, 90; Irving, 1876 Metropolitan
100; Marine, 1855: Commonwealth, SO; Park 14s;
Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; New York
National Exchange o.; Central National, 81; First
National 2o7; Fourth National, 10; Ninth National
Ito; Tenth National, s5; Oriental, 10; Gold Ex-
change, loe; Bankers and Brokers' Association, 50;
German-American, 1o2
GOVERNMENTS STRONG
The government list was strong and for some OF
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

The quotations are based on cotton In store running In
quality not more than half grade above below the
grade Quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Rcceipts-Fi ,2 s52 bbls wheat
III go bushels CORN rs 4sl do corn meal "a bb and
do The -four market dull, but prices nomnally
unchanged. The sales since our last aggregate about
l000 bbs including all kinds at prices within the range
of our quotations Corn meal remained quiet with
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

snd nominal at 8kc. a4c. Receipts-60D bbls nour,
IscoO AZ bushels wheat 1900 do corn ooo do oats 5000
40 rye, 1900 do. barley. Shipments-7000 bbls -four,
Io bushels wheat ~ 00 do corn. 1900 do oat, 1900
DO rye, l30,000 do. barley =
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ADAMs-Ross.-on Wednesday, November 49, at
the residence esd 81 %. tne brsss ahe Mr. e. Ross
ADAMS, OF syracuse, N. T., to Miss MARTHA A. Ross,
OF Brooklyn.
day, November 13, by Rev. J. G: Oakley, GEORGE W.
BURDETT. OF Carmansvle, to Miss HENRIETTA MAT
FAR %FXaLEY~LsST-on Tuesday evening, November
square, By Rev. N. s; Hutton, :. D., 4: XpDisos
Liza LENT daughter OF Hon. Abraham Lent
Richmond (Va.) papers please copy.
HOWARD to JOSIE NJ. LEAcRAFT, all Of this city.
KNIoHT-oLsoN.-0nT Tuesday evening, November
12 by the Rev. A. @. Lawson, Mr.. ROBERT KNIGHT
Jr., to Miss SADIE J. OLSON. all OF Brooklyn.
LAwRENoE-TALLMAN.-Att the residence OF the
Sny m BY ReV HENRY %Sr
Beecher Mr. FRED. H. LAWRENCE, OF Lawrence,
Kansas, to Miss MARY K, daughter Of George q.
iaat; Monno;w@hAns.-on Es Tuesday, November 70, at
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, by the
Rev. DR.. Bertne, ISAAC MORROW, Jr., to Miss JEAN
MoRsE-MEAcmxM- Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
November H. at the residence Of the BRIDES father
ton, Mass. to CLARA, daughter Of George L.
the q the
Rev. A. s. Hunt, CHARLES OGG to JULIA, youngest
daughter OF the late William Onderdonk, all OF
THoMAs-TAYLoR.-At Newark, on Tuesday,
November ~, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, GEORGE X. THOMAS, OF Baltimore, to Miss
GEORGE A. TAYLOR.
Died.
AcKEssON.-0n Tuesday, November IL, 1872, of
consumption, MARY +. AcKERsoN, wife OF Thomas
Ackerson, in the 4Sth year OF her age.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence, l43d
street and Tenth avenue, ON Thursday, November
IA, at eleven a. M.
BIAGGI.-Suddcnly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday No.
vember IL, AD0LPHE BIAGGI, eldest son OF Profes-
sor Antonio Blaggi In the 2ltn year Of his age.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral, from Clinton avenue Baptist
church, near Myrtle avenue. on Thursday, at two
O'Clock.
BOLMER.-In Kansss, on Saturday. November 0,
of typhoid fever GEORGE d. BoLMER, son Of the late
William II. Bolmer, of Tappan, N. Y.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BOYLE.-On Tuesday, November IL, ANN, beloved
wife OF owen Doyle, In the Goth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are requested
to attend the funeral this day tThursday), at one
O'Clock, from her residence, 432 West Seventeenth
street, between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
MISUNDERSTANDING, in Brooklyn, on Mon
day, November II, 1872, MARTIN BuLLwINKEL, aged
45 years. months and % days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on Thursday the 14th inst, at
two O'Clock p NJ, from his late residence, Franklin
avenue and Madison street.
BURKE-On Wednesday, November Is, JOHN
BURKE, In the 65th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
OF his wife, also his son. John Burke are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, 479 Cherry street, Saturday morning,
l6th inst, at halI-past nine O'Clock. aud thence to
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of the principal stocks during the day
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.


$1,000 US 500, r. '67. .. ll4si
2OCU Us $40, c, ~. -. 1l515
100 do. small ll4t1
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNxv MARxxr-Lorpoy Nov 1s-5 NJ
ponSo!s and american securities closed unchanged Erie
nanwT . shares va Consols opened at 92 tor money
ana Va TOR the account: American securities quiet
Thiwa stA.ss nve..wenty bonds 1865 old, W4 567s
PAMs BouRsH-PAns, Nov. ls-P. M-Rentes closed
LiyERPooL CoTToN MARErr.-LlvxRpooI, Nov 1875 p
The Cotton market closed unchanged The sales Of
and sPeculaton The market opened quiet and steady
IiyKRP0oL BREADsrvrrs MARkET-LlvRRP0oi, Nov 49,
p. M.-The market Is dull.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNDoN, Nov H-surar
2Ss 3D. 29s per cwt for No II Dutch standard afoat
Refined petroleum. l9zd per gallon Tallow 46s per cwt
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

ture delivery basis low middlns the sales have been as
her 200 at slSc 800 az 200 at siec 1890 at
February, 800 al iskc, .a0d a. IS iscs 600 :. lsys:
Sca S.e sses % i sss 0Ssy pcCch
oo at lskc 800 At 10 l3lsc, i0O at issc, al0O Ct ls
is iSiss ISS lOS = . iiSe loo at 100 8
gs.neri December, 500 q is.c 200 At ls7Isc 100 AZ
st 100 4. 1s slee 79S s isc a IS 5lSc loo At
~ LIS & togstheri Jsnpsry 900 q issc, sS =!
Is slsc FeeSusry 200 ls3c 200 ss is isisc 90 az
IssISc March $50 @ At m sc 100 Ss IS lsIsc lsc
y % iISc o st Ia o9 st !9sc 100 M stIs lSs q sc
lSc e q isS IS Hay 200 Ss is 7lsc 100 at u sIss
bale. Grand total 81 600 bales Free on board zoo q
were ,s fellows r.. LOIS sses New Orleans
Wilmnaton, $50; Norfolk, aSlS; New York, 500 Total
sH Rates on cotton to foreign por,s Closed rm Stthe
following figures ITO Liverpool by steam, 7-l6d. I'd
sail, bSd 3l6d. to Havre by steam, l<c. Ilc sa
1c compressed; to Hamburg by steam, I'D comprcsscd
TO Bremen by steam, l<c. sail, I'D to Baltic ports
by steam via England, I'D. We quote - S
, 1872-11-04

The City Ordinance Concerning the
Closing of Saloons on the Sabbath

The City Ordinance Concerning the
Closing of Saloons on the Sabbath
Very Generally Observed Yesterday.
Chicago was as quiet as 4 country village yes
terday. Not saloon was open, and but single
stage traversed any Of the streets. Whiskey
and beer could be'procured without difficulty in
several tipping houses and restaurants, but in no
instance was the Sunday law defantly violated.
The heavy fines imposed by the Police Justices
has seemingly had good effect upon the saloon
keepers, and they no longer nurse the hallucina-
ton that they can ignore the law. They find the
authorities have the moral courage to summon all
who disregard the provisions Of the city ordinance,
and hence, if the officials maintain their present
position, Chicago on Sunday, will hereafter be
as quiet as Philadelphia is on a week day. The
absence Of horse cars yesterday made tho
streets look deso1ate. The atmosphere WAS raw,
and the ground damp, and comparatively few
people took their customary afternoon walk.
There we're two or three disturbances on South
Halsted street, and two policemen who arrested
one Of these offenders we're pelted with rotten
occurrence gathered large crowd, nearly 1000
people, who, in the absence OF anything to
do, accompanied the policemen and pris-
oner to the Twelfth Street Station
House. Very few arrests we're made in the city
for drunkenness or disorderly conduct, and not
secretly sold liquor. 1t the restaurants an Or
der for fs green tea would be filled with alacrity
half a gill being the usual quantity dealt out.
The drug-stores, as usual filled all the prescrip-
tons for spiritus Jernleuti presented. Several
members OF the Committee Of Fifteen were met
pressed themselves as gratifed at the SUCCESS
which has attended the efforts of the authorities,
and their pleasure at the general recognition Of
the Sabbath by the saloon-keepers.
, 1872-11-04
THE LAW COURTS.

hUiES UF INiERESl.
A singular action, showing the uncertainty OF
the tenure Of land, was commenced in the
Supreme Court. Saturday. On Sept. II, 1865,
Joel A. Daniels gave q note for $1,000, payable
at the Office Of Levi D. Boone, in Chicago, and
secured by a trust deed given by Emily J. Steel
in favor of Levi D. Boone. On Aug. 10, 1866,
Emily s. Steel sold the lots conveyed BY the
trust deed (Which will be found fully described
in the record Of new suits in the Superior Court)
to John Clark, with other land, for 5000. On
Oct. Il, 1868, Boone sold the game lots, under
the trust deed to Harry E. Hubbard, for 81, 2s1 !;
and on Oct. 20 1868, Hubbard sold them to
Josiah Lombard, President Of the Fifth National
Bank Of Chicago, for s2,5oo; Who on Aug. 8,
1869, sold them to the bank for $4,000.
On Aug. 16, 1870, the bank com
menced actions in ejectment against
Joel Daniels, the tenant Of Lot 7, and Wm. H.
Myers, the tenant Of Lot s, and obtained iudg:-
ment, when Clark first heard Of the matter, and
appealed to the Supreme Court, where the &C
tions are still pending. Clark now files 8 bill
praying an injunction enjoining the bank from
enforcing the judgment, ard from in any way
interfering with the property. and that the
deeds, commencing with the conveyance by
Byrne, be declared fraudulent. The injunction
issued as to interference with the property.
Judge Blodgett, on Saturday, dismissed the
patent lantern suits, Dane :. Chicago and Lii
nois Manufactory Companies. and the Patent
, 1872-11-04
The SUPREME COURT.

Law Judge PoT&eTl.
cherr v Booth ct ii de1nur to mar With exceptions
leave to plead 10 .. m. Thursday. 3,174-McDonnel
Murray appeal disn1issed at defendante costs BY
sing By yagreenent hearing Of motion Set as1de judg
ment extended at next term. 1850 Brien '. Kos
sing; motion for trial denied md Judgment 1888
-Maaon '. Lake Shore M"h'r7n B. Co; on motion
=. Culver; demurrer to nrat cunt OF Narr over
ruled, and to second sustained demurrer to second
4nd third pleas Of cnlse5 sustained 1oETayii9E
al counts, and defendant to plead in ten days.
Cook '. DoWse; demurrer to plea to abate sustain
ed, and rule on defendant to plead IN five days;
1,786-De Forest '. Ratph2rdt motion for trial
denied, and Judgment. 2,47+Brown Y. Woodbury. !;
leave to plaintiff to reply: -Douglas r Brown
motion for new sia denied, and Judgment and COSTS
in twenty days. 1,87+Davis v. Davis; motion for
new trlal denied and judgment appeal bond 81 200
and bill Of exceptions in twenty days: -Dunning
Tomphns :. Mofatt motion for rev trlal denied,
and Judgment; appeal, bond $4,000 bill Of e1cep-
tons In thirty days. 1e97-Hager '. zepp; hearing
term by agreement. o01o-Goss '. Hopson plaintiff
RENTS $203s0 from verdict; motion for trial de-
MED, and judgment on balance, s6s5.56.
cHANCERY-iJt1dge Gdry].
a99-Dudley '. all whom It may concern; decree re-
storing title. 8hufedt =. Kurik; demurrer to bill
sustained and bill dismissed at compainants costs.
8soEGzabeth =. Francis Salisbury; service, default,
man decree Of divorce.
NEW SUITE
1,125-Thornton Kradng =. John Traynor: u.s.
Clark the Fifth National Bank Of Chicago; bill to
restrain the sale encumbrauce Of Lots and g. Block
in Henry Walta Subdivision Of The north hah Of The
ship 80. 4, ,127-George II. French '. Thomas L.
Kepster; Judgment b confession On note for soo0.
H. A128Cornelios oCallahnn y Wilbur F. story case,
$4,000; R Y. Smith b stoors, aud Van Amman, attor
neys.
, 1872-11-04

reserVoir-Weu suit Tillotson Y. Morrison, in
elaborate opinions the delivery Of which occn-
pied considerable time.
Ihe petition Of Miner r. Ames l. Co. was
ated, Saturday, for the bankruptcy Of the Union
scre" and Bolt Company, On the ground Of the
non-payment Of So, ,819.42. The petitioners as-
sert that the debtor is unable to pay.
In the Circuit Court, Saturday, Edward F.
Thomas, Harry Colson. and John Sheldon
entered suit Harnson Lowry, Ole Thompson,
7: u. Bradley, and Benjamin L. Cleaves, for
$4,000.
Frederick G. Hale, an attorney, w1s, On mo-
ton of Franklin Denison, Saturday, admitted to
practice in the United States Courts.
The hearing Of the State Insurance matter VAS
postponed, on Saturday, in consequence Of the
indispoBition of Nr. Fuller,
The answer to the rule to show cause, in The
case of the Posi- Printing Company, was not fled
On Saturday, the last day.
Captain o O'Ca1laghan on Saturday commenced
action against Wilbur F, Storey, Of the Times,
in trespaes Oh the case, for $4,000.
Anew trial was granted in the Criminal Court,
On Saturday, in the case Of William Green,
charged with robbery.
There vas no session Of the County Court On
Saturday. a heavy calendar is on for to-day.
The examination Of shanakan and West was,
On Saturday, postponed till Wednosday, at
p. N.