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, 1875-10-26

,lnli "l low: oisrsi At. :. s'a.: ,i;sr Hnt
eh' n. la'." t'tr h!i"'' a.. la art.
", ~. a'! %+ak *''l''r'. 's'; s"+, ~, Iys.ses
W'i's'., unll n.!t",r: st;1.
~ a., ~, s,-Fi"'r. 4 u lrit; wnSsl, s',rufu;
7,tu0 h,i. ''f'' w b4sity,
..-. TOLEDO
Totrno. u, Oct. 36.-rLoun--Du,l.
uHAiN--Whrat dali aud loncr: No, ! whit. v.,-,
No. ssrs oil IL Do. ,:s s.s; saaisie.% sn.i.4e s,
nary: Nai,t 10. :iai1: n. S'Sr rs s,,iI,H' i N !aa:
n. s2 Natcmhsr. 81. =; Rejected :Iir carn Il; a
%s st w .il ss ls s si a'a,us sa op4ss e. '
Mxer: NJ :: Tic; shts". a.; :cnisa, ;'.s ':' md m
FnEIHnr -Ill,rh,nEc1.
UNAN-tit 3tali'.
., EIosirrmrt"s s9o or'i wheat. soo,o In cor,
Antcassls-F 1,ao hrls; wheat, CLIO, T..
corn. ~, ,ut0 buf oats. J,thM In. "'F"' o0;;
ClNc:*AAr1.
CtscINHAIt Oct. 2s.-FtnEn-I>u!I and u,,r,,,,,
MhAts-Nheht riotninAl}y nhchanEe7l: ri t,E:l'
l.a, cSrn 4Hct hHt aasly: mixed, t;gG A., F';1@ G@
an!l st Hurley neglected. iye ,,nI:, MI 9t q.
raov1alosu-ierk tte,dy: :a1.o;. 1ar, a,.,.
Bulk meat. steaay: noitraa demand! ' ,nn:ai!s
soo! =: fn : prlse. a' 'sa'i!,"s'a sia
burfEH-Dnll md unchanged. ''-''
. MILWAUKEE.
manl. LII do
unAfx-whcat 9uiet sn!, wc4k: No, I N,tx,..
LAS: No: ale, s1,llN: Getubrr. 4, iina.WA
vcmber, *l.hSS: No. >. ~ ~. Corn cIstr NJ 70
nnI Oslobcr "a ~. Oats uHFe:teu n,sntn, saa r1sa
md closing steady; No. 2. a1G3 49, l;1Y ~ sAsse
!nwes: No. trrnK O.oto., 3lyi, Nuyem1 w. e1 y aaa
Oeromhcr, Sf.Hl. ftye easier f;o. I. Tlar' s'4;
FRFiaitr.-t.uct hut firm; whr1t 10 bu1,,o s,<..
nEoE1p1s-Flonr. 1900 lr1a; vhcat, 1t.,oo,.,
Bn1PsfEA1s--fIonst 70, mo brIa; wileat, iI,ItSs,
1oST0H.
bosToX, Oct. t.2i.-FLouR-Dt1nsnl steadr. .u
tine Western. 43.upa925; extra do, m. M
constn and Stuncsots extra family yApj a37s nSi m,s
Iuliana, ant aftciigsr, $g.5ea7,5J: IIno. ~ uss9
$50. |ae1s
aHAis-corn hrner; mixed aud y.Ilov. 7sas,,
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. ct.2,.-OnAiH--1yhe,. t1u,I. vo
rsd nominal: No. !.lo t1.41; Rejected ssc: III
Sl.t0Ml.4i. earn huIl At9h t,fyeti ft.' ~: ~;
mixed, Gic: enr nu track H2c. Oa.a dull: En a,3
ne: No. ., 40s; reJected, 3'c. ''s'e'
PETnutKUM -Ff1llerf standard rh}te In -, t.,
ioHe; Gho test ti5o deafacs} lHc; Ils,e7xe h,sb.1
for aHn1l lots "'su's
DurrALo,
HUFFAEp, Oct. 1i+-unA1S-.TheAt duff. o,1 vo a
Chicago. s1.9'; No. ! Milwaukee, Sl9L cnrs, All.
900 hi sold at Ga for high Eni1el and G1kc far "
neglected. "'s
: CANAL FRuoHrs-1oa on wheat; Sc On com.
, 1875-10-26

through atoct; n for sale hhfs matng ioal for Tho
wrrk enh!nt s LAY # a,t17 head, ng,inaf 1n9 Tor
tair work IL fn,r. Anrn Thnrsisy there haa bern
has'nrs' hr IN I'll" r'tl" t.n". ar The mat k"t ha-
HI n:",t VT for thla week, 1" 10 tL"Hat'il<. Th.
supply ~ Tar il Ennl.
lloa.-t.rctp's. i',,h; h"nl: t"tat fr h, weak.
91hf1, aEhns. 70 Pn ti4s week hafrr,; YurktrH,
10 St.iD; ihiIi4!Miiisd, <1,Hl tn 2tU,
HAfErlscrci}ts s,slA, lca,t: tal for the work. H.
T, sRnat ia.MW TIM wrrk eforH selling Al ft.u0 Ia
4iED.
Br. LOUIS.
aT. f.ou1s Ort. a5.-ltnaa a-Du1 anil Il wer; nolar.
stc ,temant as tho d.cfne; YorkoIs, asa ~ ::
packing, fo7sts7oo; butchess $40 .s7.so: atockess
t6.N@ sLO. -"
cArstg-Dcman1 acttve $500 0at.12k; meilInm io
h1rt *.1MaAoS: native COWS. 3..as I.,Ul; gOrHl to
shatts Frtans. - 4ps4tn; n,cdtnn to fair, &?.1tS
a..t; common, t4.ttnt ~
CINCINNATI.
CtsoINNAT1. Oct. oH.-fftfus -Acilse and firm for
rhli1rr-, packers 'Ht: COMMON iilt, $I.a0At,sh !;
Et1. light att tacklng. tiAt 40 fair tt,lChetu,
$11oes7a5 receipts. 1,7oo shipments, 1,tJJ.
, 1875-10-26

nH1Is. kolsEaf 10 IH* M3fX3s VIZ QV1st &1o
Unchanged A. $a.9o41a.t0 Tor Eoor " choice.
NEW YoAX.
NEW York. Oct. 25-Uxxyxs-Receipts, ,4s0, max
!nY 17o for the Huek, aRlilst su list week.
day. " H1l3c for poor 10 Premium nars stsers, and
oH99fc ~ poor to choioo TsxAs shd Cherotes cat
tlsI about 10 ea1.tosds w4re n1sald u The Gloss.
HAEks AND LAAn*-AseeiRts, HIN, making Al, $50
for tho week, against ~ ,100 lAst week: *aas allow
tnstast wcst q 4K9sko fos COMMON To extra sheep
e87Aa toy Amts.
BwlaG-Asoaapta ysstsfdsy and to-day, 1850, max.
Ing 81 90 Tor tbs ye*k, skalns ~ 80 aA week 4vst
duh 73.8ssa; dressed, st+ady; SA1i0ke.
EAST L1nEkg1.
Eas1 L1xxHrr, Oct. as.-CA17tx-Tht receipts 4ines
Ttidsy morning hays been a.S1 head. Or t63 cats of
, 1875-10-26

for Octobnr will show gain Of sINoO0, Octo-
rr nj sr.. Tra1srr'.ura At this Sihek Exchange
were aga ushe.rs If whf'h :H,.o wrrS fusthc N1,
20 w sym if,u ~. 1lttH n rh8cs.crn rena,nn,
E,Ens'. '','ll liz II. ri E:'. :. M II. A,'!ri,
tln iav.sAir y, "1 tI.l'u'. l,n't tu'n lAriEi ,
anil o. .tI ,trl ~ NJ. Tue l..ttf 1iHt nj VI,
n,!riflst 4 tn II i. Ind ...r n, At IL.
Money ..Ass II al: tlne at ''.S5. Primo mer-
can't. til,cr. GtFi
t'nrt',ln receipts, sitt!fh,.
Thr Assistant -.rtea.urcr 'stshnrscd 3;h5, ,0On.
Cleartngs. t5G.ots,,'sM
, 1875-10-26

@ni1uuo1-mas @ 9'''es ~ a'*a'''t83ao.
Of The poor and medium grades .so somssa,as shaded
lttIo eyrecI.}y v1ere lot. consion., 10 ous,,e
ties hfs presscs on tho Market Choice old hurl ia
hea.ly. Very lito really 6no IL found In thta
seasons esoe: Tho pr'ss. gwen .se intended to repro
Ss ING ees p,ess sha IN .s n enoss @ on nns
o.ust l'@ie; eno'eo now oruah 'nas VIII Work IT.
Sc; crooked. a Lad tasc a"' S''''' O'''' '''''o' 80
ntiTTER.-rhs m.r... v,s ,,,., ,n,, .,... ,o- ~.
grades below choice. Tes lower 1r!ee, l.tey s.t.b-
lAhed Ut the 1ass ava lsasenod lhe shipping doand,
anu ssoSsa o' common 70 lf Qualities ha's begun to
AeeNnlan.o' az result tnefo u an easier feeling
among holer1, and concessions Of tGe7e ara freely
stess ss, nez sr,sts ,, ,'aa %
1ss. ''' ' '''D' -
n ,o", .aa m1aeta,s voan ~, % eaes
~ rn,o r...o,s hmt ,." ~ s.1. Wy Aaa sa
We sas pp no ss shssss es' Ia our } ..
27Nc; Lewiston, 2ac aIoutanp. o6s Ontario. 7ex,:
1i1siic: d., b. IsIsiec: snnncs siap,e isa,o ~:
| lo ,o,.bc. 2j@ nc "'""'~'
| BUILDING l3ATERIAJA-Commpn hrick have 3D.
ssfy sa
be smaller than 1t tb!s time last year and il te ID
, ss;s c. Y;
ssm.nes sannos s:t s:' 4 + r. III ota9a'
goo l!no. 7os ID bulT md Il 1 In sris ill.,, ~ Io,s
yllI,, and Akron cement. Sl.75: Port].nI samsnt.
$ino 1sso pisstsrnY.a.ie X. a. Nv, hn s'9ceo'
ttifEESE' trhs st.ansa ~ ~ ~ ~ pss ,.Sa, ~.
ant nav featu,es II, .nnnt " n1noas
At lIEt taXn for rnnd n nrI.ns f.rtorS n1 - ns ~
luHS iGF n1DI to -. ~ ' RIsass ~
,nd h tcs i-ana ~ ~ tt 5 sooI 10 easaneed
aut suo uea Uranus ~ SUI Co1! sFa s1so 11ot1 20 20
wanna. range and nu $3.50; 10 esg, Fl69; can
n r.; ss% ~: loeK,61 va'ley asso indiana hoek
s';a9: baltimofo oh1o' 1e21ac'o: Illinois, sis03
| o'uu.
| Enih-Hera qniet ana steady II 2!431o~ Ile de-
msnd was q q rctail character. and the offerings,
th1a9n emai, "srs srs, adequate, IT., ..,,.
Fur sod Aaa hessinR thets u noro thu, ordinarily
prices Tnling 1so quota: No: Whitehall, K-br ss.7s
tat'so; No. 1Ao *s.tq3t.1ai Ho. trout, e96N437s;
a5 t1o2ss2' No T., r masss.sl hhs s71Ssge5
t2.00; No. bay Kits. 81. 80; large family kits Nl0W
LA; bsnt codaah ~ 760aoo; ueorRoa codhsh a. 90
td12S: Labrador herring, split, bsls SsbnssJS:
70 70 n Mbri tts93t1S; LstsAs.or hsEftgs round. bss,
| box A3at5c: Columbia Nlyar sal1ron h.hri fs1;oa
, 1875-10-26
TElECRAPHIc MARKET REPORTS.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. I'LL a. m.-l1REApsTurrs-Un-
changed. f1oar-Eo. 2is Cd No. D. 24a Cd. Wheat
Winter, No. l. 1oa Al: No. 2, ios rprns, No. l. loa
Id No ,, 10 ID; whc. No. l. lis I'd No !, ia Id
club, No. l. l1s vi; No, 2, Ills ID. Uorn-No ]. ga
No. 2. 29s ei.
fRov1s1oHs-pork 8as Cd. Lard, COS oil.
LiyRh7oo1, Oct. 2s-t:ao p. m.-ConN-No. ], oos
Cd; No. 2, 3uf.
11vEnrooi,. Oct. 7s-Lascst-conS.wrstern m.ed,
sos@3Da Cd.
PnovI1loss- s-Dacon-Lona clear milllcs, Goa short
clear rn!ddsrs+ GUh.'
FINE TAL10w-k7p.
CoAAoN llnt1N-5fGaSHa.
LONDON, Oct. I.-THa BANK o. EHoLAHp-The
amount Of bullion Withdrawn from Aha Iant OF En-
gland Oh balance to-day Is rCe,uLu.
coNaoLs-For money. q 7-lb: account, nii1.
AuHRicAa SscunET1ra-'c5s, 1oJN; '9.s, 1u7H: 10.
4ns, 1o41t; new bs, ,oaA; Ncw York Central, ~;
Erie 14. preferred, 81.
LANp-51@Ils i'd.
CoaMoN KE.lN-js95s C!,
SP1h1rs TunrxxriaE-2asa3osC CT,
PARia, Oct 25.-I1EArEs-6af 6Uc,
FRANKFORT, Oct. 25.-uHrfED arA1ks uoSDs-
New 6s, to-.
ANTWINr. Oct, ,Gf-pErnntrrH-12 y
, 1875-10-26

Withdrawn from etsro Saturday for city consump-
tlon: 1851 bu wheat, 1929 bu corn, 1853 bu cats
FAN BIT rye, G,47p bu barley.
The following grn!n was inspected into store on Mon
day morning: 81 cars No. hpruG, 173 cars No, d.
2I7 caru No. do, t36 cnsa rejected d. grads
do t5a1 whcaD: ITO rarH sud 1t,eo0 bu high.tn.el
corn, 176 cars aa 100 hu No. do Is cars and 5000
bu rejected do, cas grade do $40 cosn1 10 cars
white DATA 10 cars un 9s 500 bu No. do, is carr re
jectsa do, car grade do tas oats); 20 cara mud
l,ooo bu No. rye cars rcjoctad do; No. bar
1e5 3cara No. do cars rejected do. Total {E,llu
cars>. $4,000 bu, Inspected out 2Ga,sol bu wheat
47sc5 bu corn, 2e81l bu oats 401 bu re- II oco hu
l,atloy.
Tbs following table shows ths distribution Of the
brea'stus shipped from this city during lAst week
, 1875-10-26
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.

cATTLE-Nece!ved during Bunday and Monday.
2s00. Tho pseaent weak opsus much ~ tho previous
ono closed. fa the position Of the cattle market
is conearnod. Thers was absence Of anything se-
asmbug activity shor in the demand from the local
or outside trade and aalea slow At tho low pstcss
ruling 1t the close Of iAAt weak. Shippers did not
srpear to want many cattle 1t ANY price, And tho re-
1uiEemeuta Of other ctssses Of buyers wore also
restricted. Prices were weak, aud would no doubt
have further declined bu for The fact that the receipts
were smaller than usnal for the opening day. Ths
market clozed heavy.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice peoyes-Fine fat, well.formcd Jhar
to year old steers, Weighing l+2su 10
1,4oo ss.7sae.oo
Cool Desrts-We!-ta&tsned sleers, weigh-
luz l.10 to ,300 ns. ns.................. A.7G96 20
Medium Afatea-Seess In fair aezh, Rs!Rh-
iug lloo 70 $50 ns A2saG7s
Duteh1ss' Stock-Poor to fair ateors, anu
common 70 choice cows. for city slaughter,
weghlog 500 10 leo 1hs,..............., hs, 16u9376
Block Oatte-Oommon eattlo, weighing 7ou
Infartor-IIaht and thin cows, hsifess,
ssaGs, bulls, and soAfAwap stesra, ,.,....,. 10O0295
Itxas uattIe-ThrouRh dfoves. 260a3.76
, 1875-10-26
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts aud uhipmsnls Of
the leading articles Of produce in ih!4 city during the
fnrty-eight hours cudug at o'clock On Monday
morning. aud for the corresponding ono yt,r ago:
, 1875-10-26
LUMBER.
Tho following wstc the receipts and slpments OF
lumber, shu9les a .tl for thu week ending Oct 49,
and sincs jan. !, with eonpariaons:

Tbs cargo market Vas rather quist yesterday. The
offerings weEs largo, numbering 10 cargoes carly, and
Ravsrat arrived aftsrwArdA. About 10 sales wero
mads, principally to tho local rsts41ers. There we1s
no Important changes In prices. reco stun sold At
ssooss: 20 and inch st toooaia.oo. Manstoo shingles
brought 41C9 and other grades quote1 strong as
s1.3o677so. Iath were stuady 1t st,+osf.s0.
ssles include: Cargo scht Brown, from Mustegon,
40 m 3osts and scantlng At $j.25 sold by WilIisn
Megads.
schs Pilot, from Grand Haven, lao IN strips and
boards At $1a.0o, b. KHer Il Anrhaus.
Schr L. Johnston, from Ludington, 40 jolsss aud
scantlng It Si25: schr J. Phillips from Manltcc Its
m do u $3.2b, by J. II. Loo!aia Go.
Cargo sehr Live osf. from MAnistse. s7l m shin.
glts at t2.G0, by ". ", Calkins.
Schr Clara, from Manatee, 100 III small timber, 20
TO a fec., Ut $1,000: 1s0 Ioats and scanslln9 ut
1875; scow Granger, from Lutlngton, 7s m coarne
mixed At 500 for inch and and 90 tor 3t1ch scbt
J. 4. Jonet from kc1botp 30 strips and boards 81
$!1.oG: Ro'a by William RuRer,
Tha retail market was active and toletAby ateaiy,
be.ns sm for fencing, ankl TIMBER and sho. lengths
Of Inch, the stock Of which II 9otung scarcA With
tnHny ia mir f1rol .}opu. @ ''-
, 1875-10-26
s5.7sat.W
A.7G95.W
4.2A@t.73
A%V&JfR
9.N93.76
2.0Ot12.93
2,6Ufh3.73

HO0H-8herp competition ba4Weon SHIPPERS aud
raGkofs resulted in marked sdvanoe 10 al sTades.
Pssel showea great isresusllty SONG hodors parting
others oha!nsd ces fully 10 aboys tho4s crfsn. At
tle eloss Of lat wsek, hul tho average improvement
wss 400. All the osrtngs, good bsd and indifferent,
were tatsu aud tho .nartst closed hsn1 Bales wore
principally At &7.3o7.a Tor common to qood. he
csiyed during Sunday and Monday, 7,avo.
, 1875-10-26
LAKE ERIE.
A&A4An

ap,4tat DtspatsA II IAs eAfes9a n'saa. n, ,.axn
pprsA1o, n. +. Oct. 3s.-Tns tehr 'san,s .,.,hu11
u rsport.d sant In The wsllsul csaal =, b.
ehs has cssaa Of barley, posssGly f9f e"7s"
, 1875-10-26

ifr1suuHt. ra., Oct. 25.-rs:r,taum quiet crude
Sl'G!'s It Parkess rcnneL, 13GlJc. Philadelphia d.
livery,
, 1875-10-26
IATEAr.

lATESEs
NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Goid opeucl Ut ll+3.. fall OF
1lak, and Advanced to ll5., Vi Which II closed nstss
Tor borrowing were La and Lea por disu aud T. 9, o.
and pr cent Per annum.
Goserumouts were Astu
Railroad bonds generally arm.
htste sscufitle4 were quiet.
btocts generally oponei strong and higher tl,e i'm
5Eo1eneut ranging fso1n to ~ compared with tho
eluaiog luotatios Of Saturday. Tbs greatest
was on liao!a Central Which sold At VI xg..st " 1t
tho close Hitufday. Erie was weak, and sscl!nel IL
1G:s in sympathy With tbs london market, but After
w4Tds fose 10 I7N. At Tho secoad CALI tic 1usrlrt
wAs hrn IT. 10 many ca4es. Tho 1lglaat luiht VI lAs
day; ARuneal st. Joseph advanced to 2lat cl'sIug
II U. At tho cIn4c 3&otks Wsru lover, tie
activity IN laonty beiag lseI ssainst thu ua1kst.
Ths a"ehne ~ thu general LIST WIS u 10 l. but ip
ever. the closing quotations were higher thun on
s.tutdsy. IT, mot.ment N A4nntssl 1t. JosePA
Was reported 10 Ee GAsxd negotiations ebuut
tbs lands. Hsss1n 1oads gsuesslly doing WELL
sAd AsiE earnings a<s on tho ncrsA.s. Uu4uu Pal1a
, 1875-10-26

FROM aoSen Points.
6HANlaH uRAIK IN NEW YohE.
Tla tt&lA CunaRitt. . VI ths Nav York Produce Et-
ch2uAs bare established sho following uev grades Of
coEa: Wluls caEua yvlow euTp. mixed euxu. log
, 1875-10-26

The fe,owlns instruments wore filed for record
MonIay. Ok. .:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday. Mr.
Parry haisbei the summing for The Prosecution IN ne Sc
tna Tor c0mIcitg snngg iDI S0VOO asAH
DOrs AID Judge Benedict vii ehsse tle IaU today
Bernard Doan, IN the Court Of General Sessions
Yes,erisy pleaded guilty under indictment f roo1fr 70 p
~ Furnbag Of Brokn Whe H dru
t Janes and CserrTss Judge sahen 90
cOaaaereat al hard bof ae %.
Prison Chsre- kevHOls iuied Tor teon Gus ssaut p%
guilty Of fu and rnteucei 70 the fenit~hLAy 20 -
monthsJhu Bunker charged with hih"T ooSJs
convicted and the stzfe Prison
Thomas HAYS, who was indicted some time aes
for the murder Of h1ma Dahsy pa on ina TesefAT 10
ur OF Oyer and Term The Of tn ta . .oi or Ioo
Feeroott "s NAT on Sept HAS 20 bis house az ne corn
cherry ind Jasonts WHEN hev etaer hey fNs Dc
aueY sitting oOp HAYS became ~ With De
aneY during which he told would M
head Tor him. A hey Delaney
HAYS. him what he tothss
al the corner II Madison AID J-eson Fehercoe
them H. tot Delaney home
md h e The The hinz he shot,
back Hay unnng cosd Delaney The
se bngeel OcL %. aud thea de- The ri
been reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

cauts for TO thu bar meet in the General Term
room OF tho Supreme Court on Jan. 10 at .. m.
The subject of torts has been added to the
ist Of topics OF examination at the Columbia Law
School.
The suits brought by the employees of 7S
Republic for the recovery wages amounting TO aboat
sTcO wero called before Justice Quinn In the First Dis
trct Civil Court yesterday The defendants failed 20
appear. and the cases will Oe taken up to-day.
The civil suit of the Countess de Beaubieu
against Carl VOzt To portion OF properly
stolen BY bm from her father whom he Ia also charged
with murierisg. called before Judge Lawrence I'm
Supreme Court. Circuit, but plaintiffs cOunse Mr.
COudert. asked for delay, ~ the Commissions BeGu
had not returned Tic defense resi- motion
the ground that there hdd been delay.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
TIE TNELFrH II-RYMAN.


Edward Blunt was the next juror sworn ;
challenged az 10 lruci pal cause.
Mr Pryor-where do you Liver A. No. 2s1 Thir-
tccnth-st.. Brooklyn.
q DO you keep housel A. do
O. Have you a familyl A. have.
@ Wife and cbudrenl A. Wife and children.
Q, Are you III business A. AT No. n Beekman-st,
Eew-York City.
O. What is the business1 A. Paints: paint business.
Q Have YOU read about this controversy A. did
O Have Won talked about it, A. Very little
4 When dd you cease reading about iti a. That
O. DO you know what ron read about A. I only
remember thar when they first commenced the trouble
O. Can you tell what publications you read what
papers you read; DO not mean new spapers A. Yes.
q No no do not mean newspapers, but what state
mcnt@ or procuc ions A. No, Sir could not
letter Dr. Bacon a. No, SIR did not read that
q. Did you read Mr. ThtUn's first statement A.
@ Dd you read Mr. Beeehers statement A. did
o. You have not read that A. No. Sir; read lately
statement an tXiract from some paper that they
said written bv Mr.. Beecher.
O Yes, a short edIlOrail A. Yes, think that
PICKED Il uD IN paper IN the library one day.
q, Did that make any impression upon your mind :
q, Have you any impression upon your mind now in
rerd 10 the men Of TINS controversial A. Well tnat
L. hard question for 10 answer the way II is put
q Have you OuuiOn as To the truth untruth Of
the charge against Mr. Beecheri a. No Sir.
O You have none whateveri A. No, Sir
q Have you any inclination Of Opui0nl A. would
IKE TO qualify mat not any more than had before the
whole affair commenced
O. Before WHAT A. Before these troubles COM
q Had you any opinion thenl A. Knew nothing
O TnersioFe you have no opinion at all that ti A.
NJ. SIR.
q None whatcver3 A. No, Sir haven't, any more
o. "a hearing stories or any one else.
q You have leaning toward or the other Uf the
pa ilcsf A. NJ. Sir; none at all.
q Have you any prejudice against either OF thems
A. Well, hardly.
q DO you 90 10 FIR Beecher's church A. have
been there "a years.
Q How long agOf A That is the last year.
q what church de- you attendf a Unitarian Cburch
u Winch oBei A Formerly DR.. Fdrley's, now NJ.
Putnam's. corner OF PicrepOurSf. ana MOnrOe-pace.
q Are yOG member OF that church A. l am
z And your famy-yOur wife member Of the
thurch a. Yes sir.
= suppose yoa attend pretty regularly A. No, Sir
IOun't.
Are you clear that your mind and Judgment has no
sas OF INCLINATION toward either or The other OF
sheSa 1srttest a. Yes. Sir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
A FErD BETWEEN WOMEN.

The feud that has existed for some time
between Jennie Richardson ana Marie BlAnch. both
coored residents OF No 500 Thompson ST., brought
10 crisis 10th OF last month by appeal TO
the hnug Of a missile from Marie BlancA being
answered by knife thrust the ueck The assalaut.
Jennie Richardson, arrested. end afforded an
opportunity yesterday the Court OF General Sessions
70 vudicate herself from charge OF assault with
20 do bodily harm. A relentless Jury convicted her,
and judge Sutherland In passing sentence OF
four years imprisonment at sing me remarked 20 the
prisoner that might consider herself fortunate IA
In his opinion abode In the State Prison prefer
abe TO any Thompson-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
AN EXPLANATION FROM MR.. FREELAND .

nc Vt ITO . q 10
SIR: In justice to myself, and in order that
my position IN coming forward TO testify IN regard 10
the fitness of one panel Of jurors in the TitOn
Beecher trial may not be misunderstood, / desire
TO make tins explanation: 1 have known Stephen
A. Lewis the juror referred TO, for some time.
and have known him express strong opinions IN re-
gard to the matter under investigation. Knowing this,
considered it nothing less than a duty 10 make The
knowledge known not with the idea OF assisting Mr..
T!ton at ALL for myself convinced Of the comp etc
innocence of Mr.. Beecher. II done entirely as an
act justice and without malice toward Mr. Lewis
Nee IOrk, Jan. 7, 1916 j. d. FRkLLAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
DECISTOSS-JAN. ?.

SnprPms Court hGnbers-BV Presiding Justice
Ds-PJrd Company Humphreys Specific or-opsths
Motion continue Injunction
actor grauea. vi siO abide the
Donohus- Pro DurYeahotiOn granted Maonev
denei Danrger agt trofntN0to0 denied
Wisge ait ordered Cakn egt huaneAes
ran ar. rowle Riker Judgment granted
DsrIl Trua-BY Juiye Ytu VSr'taycn AT Crawford ksdS
az, siater-uagmen Defendants, OpOAA Lupt0n 40
smith et a.-Jai. or defendant lemurrer
Circuit H-BY BrunLAoyeV sgt OaHtrei
memorandum
part H-By Juige Van vorst-wAace q al sgt Baes-Os
and amendments settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

The report of the Commissioners of Esti-
mate ana Assessment for opening Ole hundred and.
eighty afth-st was presented yesterday 10 Judge
Dononus In Supreme COuu Chambers. and no ane
appearIDg In Opposition. IL was c0nnr med
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08
SUPREME COURr-C HA.BKRs--DoNoHux, J.

GENERAL Sessions SWITZERLAND J-Wam Gill William yea
.ou FREDERICK Hopse robbery William Johusoo fahf ho "a
wAri Daubooe grand larceny William sses Marcus l. Sss.
William A. walker conspiracy John simpson, Charles SaaSH WI
ian Morgan, burglary
O1EE AND raRnfSks-BARKKrr, J-Jsmes HAS Soncds
ALsAsT Jan The dsV Of he
comms,aa ~ opss Rrday Jsn oioxs: Sos ~.
80. - 90 sSusuvS uaula q W ssasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-08

CIVIL NOTES.
The Committee On qualifications Of appl-
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
THE "DEYIL-HORSE."

Every farmer and gardener, at this
season, should have hisattentlon drawn
to one very important little matter
which even our horticultural journals
have overlooked. We mean the pre-.
servation of the eggs of peculiar in
sect which are now to be found upon
the stems and limbs of trees, on fences
and under the caves OF out-buildings.
The insect is commonly knswn as the
"devil's horse" and Is formidable
enemy to almost all other insects In.
furious to vegetation. It strikes its
victims with rather long hard, sharp
proboscis and is sure in its aim. Even
If a hand gets too close to full-grown
one II will receive a sharp blow which
though il may not break the skin,
bruises 1t and produces a pain very
much the same as the sting Of wasp,
and IL will; continue painful for fifteen
minutes. as we know from expert
ence. ,
The eggs are row to be seen. They
are in a Gexagonai mass, which Is Of ;
dark brown color and from q quarte
to half an inch in diameter, glued to
gcther. The larv@ when youngare o
a dark salmon color. They commenc'
feeding upon other insects while II
the larve state. The full.grown insec
| is nearly an inch long in the body, ha
six legs; is of gray color on the bacl
| and a salmon color on the belly
It is peculiar in appearance and ma,
be mistaken for a large spider, yet 1t
, to be regarded as one of the most use
| full insects we have. Its whole bus
ness is food hunting, and we have O
ten watched the sly, slow manner l
which it approaches its victim. -Gs
nantomn Telegraph.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19
HOTELS.
yrrEsTBRS HoTEi.

c. J. KYLE. PRornroR. s.
xThs above HOUSE. has been put In complete
repair for the reception OF guests. where
they will receive all the accommodations oi
q FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Bar filled with choicest wines, liquors, cigars
&C., and the table supplied withth best the
market affords. Transient and permanen
bosrders accommodated ut moderate rates
Good stabling and attentive hostlers. A lib
erai share Of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
augldt
The daily gazette., 1875-05-19

TNTERPRI5E COAL.-Persons who have
- heen cheated IN laying in their winters
SUNNY ~ Coal should 60 to Fout and buy
ton or two Of the Enterprise, as many have
already done. This viii help through the
cold weather. Good fires add very much TO
Orange streets. 1anT7su