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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
DECISIONS, JUNE 9.

supre,ne Couri-C hdmbers-By Judge DOnohue:-
vryday VrydayKeeress report confirmed anu order
nv Jnge Iawrence-The People, &C. agt me New YORK
and staten Ferry COmpany-ln view Oh thc mon
which has been assented 70 ny le ~
orney General OF the opinion that the preliminary IN
dissolved and without pass upon Vic
which were upon
the argment direct that orier be entered dlsoviy te
that upon the tr1a the pam
s viii establish their right TO an Injunction put the nou
renders II emineny proper tnat he
interfere until the issues Det"e inc parue
can he regularly and determined In the matter OF
Iehmaier-In this do not feel ustned ID appongs
requiring security NJ least 10 lar AZ e IN
the interests OF the infants me
nsua bond given. Coier aet kounze dssolve
that the aidav OF the dsiend
d the complaint on which the IN
nneon granted and also because IL does not a
pear the defendants are not aDie 10 respSnaa
an action AZ law for any damages which the plAnun
nav snstaau Motion denied, with costs Ferguson agt FER
81 this case shall allow the child to remain where
e With liberty 20 the defendant 10 see II at all proper mes
the defeadart having denied the adultery charge Is
for counsel Zee ana a,lOrns
deermne what reasonable sur 10 DE allowed 10 te
reference eierfou ~ ~ u Oa'
esq 49, D. ,,ar. Van Worst - ercheis agt Schloss
nv Jndee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agt Krenka Tor
plantif on demurrer Sec opinion
S,nerior Couyt-Special Term-By Judge Van Worst.
~ that money in question belongs very
Divers interest Ia the same and ne has han no
notee Of this application Application denied without COSTS
Touoy An AIT The C0mpaenie Generate
ton Granted opinion Otto agt Key naes
continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
STATEN ISLAND FERRY LITIGATION.

The suit Of the People against the New-YOrk
and Staten Island Ferry Company brought to re-
strain building of long pier Immediately north Of
and adjoining the Staten Island Railroad COmpany's
landing stapletOn. The end of the proposed pier s
crib-work. nearly completed which the NewYork
Yacht Club to have a clubhouse. temporary in
junction was granted, as asked by the plaintiffs, and
motion continue that injunction argued before
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court. Chambers After
that argument the plaintiffs consented to modify the
injunction to let the clubhouse be completed.
Judge Lawrence yesterday denied the motion to con-
Time the injunction, giving the following reasons:
In view Of the modification Of the Injunction, which
has been assented 10 by the Acknowledgement am OF
the opinion that the preliminary Injunction should be dis
solved and without passing upon tho interesting and
important questions which were discussed upon me ar
clYncnt direct that order he entered dissolving he
Injunction with costa IL may be thai upon the Trial the
plaintiffs win establish their right to an Injunction bt
the modification above referred to renders II emnenty
proper Court should not interfere until the issues
between the parties regularly tried and determined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

ing to 20, afterward became weak and decliA o" W
zAIa the decaration of the reQn et

ing to 70 afterward became weak and decliA %
747s notwithstanding the declaration Of the regn-
quarterly dividend of per cent, payable July ID.
and the very favorable report of the business Of tho
year ending June 30, and showing gross
receipts Of $9,5OO,OO0, snd net earnings
of $3.50, 900. which should leave, after the
payment of interest, about 81 725, 900. or over per
cent on the outstanding stock capital. 1t is quite
possible that the information Of the success OF the
Faraday in picking mp the cable Of the u. 5. Direct
Telegraph had something to do with the heaviness
of Western Union near the close of the day. With
the exception Of squirt in Central and Hudson to
1913 and reaction to 103lf the remainder OF the
list has not been remarkable for either activity or
fluctuations. The total business of the day shows
an improvement upon that Of the past two
days. amounting to the purchase and sale OF
229.9OO shares, Of which $1,000 were
Western Union q. 75l4S75le0 75l4r@769747s
75is, making no change from last night
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 400 shares, ut 2i@
24Os. gain of lis per cent ; Pacific Mail, 10000
shares, at 32asS32 s033l20324@32aa gain OF
l. per cent Union Pacific, 3d. 500 shares, at 707s0
500 7O0 G9la, a decline of 1ss per cent North
Western, $500 shares, at 3sa4939L@3sl403s's,
no change st. Paul, 800 shares at 327s033, gain
Of % per cent Preferred. GOO shares, at 55i2
055; Rock Island, 1900 shares, at 1880
1929. a decline of y per cent Ohio and Mis-
sssippi, 2,10O shares. at 23l4023l2a234, a gain
of a per cent; Wabash, 100 shares at 9Ss99a0
9Is, decline of % per cent; Lake Shore, 9s,2OO
shares at 81 l2a 81 is0G27 s0 2962a s@6J Ss0621@
62l gain of 7s per cent; Erie, 1880 shares at
175s017la01S017l20177s, no change; Central
and Hudson, 1920 shares at 102 S10fis'G 1884,
gain of per cent, and 200 shares Michigan Central
at G6l40G6ls, gain of is per cent. The market
n fnI Ttn IL
est lowest and closing prices Of active stocks sold
-Inu follorva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
TRIAL OF PHILIP DWELL FOR MURDER.

THE PRISONER CONVICTED OF MASsLAUGHTER IN
THE FOURTH DEGREE ON OWN TESTIMONY.
The trial of Philip dwell for the murder of
James Orr in shanty in Seventy eighth-st was ended
yesterday before Judge Davis in the Oyer and
Terminer The evidence was merely as TO the good
character OF the Judge Davis in charging the
jury after saying II the most extraordinary case
ever tried before him. told them that they might
dismiss from their minds the grade of murder In both its
degrees and mansaughter In the first degree Tho
essential elements Of these three degrees of homicide
were absent II there any crime 1t was
manslaughter in the second or the fourth degree.
The defense was not that the homicide excusablc.
That also they might exclude from their minds but that
II was Justifable Homicide was tustifabl in the
sistance OF murder any felony attempted against the
person of the slayer any felony orupon The dwelling
where he was such as burglary IL also
jusabe in lawful defense where danger to the life OF
great bodily harm imminent. ana that where
the accused had fair believe that such danger
immediately Threatened, and this the Gefense in
this case.
In determining this ease. the jury must bear in mind
that the people must make out the whole No pre-
sumption Of malice from the mere fact OF killing,
as at common law Not only the fact Of the killing but
how it was DONE must be proved. In this case outside
Of the prisoners statements there PROOF only OF
two things-that died OF wounds and that he died
there II would not have appeared that he killed
by the prisoner and he would have TO be acquitted In
III W 500 VI uno ~ 49, ""'
mind; Confessions or admissions must be taken IA
whole and not in parts. IL the prisoner SAID
killed him in self defense tho people could not stop
with the first three words They must take the whole
sentence though If they could they might dsprove the
latter clause. Judge Davis then aayzed at length the
testimony to the various statements OF the prisoner
showing that the testimony not inconsistent with
the view throughout he claimed that the killing in
sdcfense but left il to them 10 decide how far his s.
crepances in his statements invaiidatcd his plea lie
then them the definitions OF mansaughter In the
second and fourth degree.
The Jury, after a brief absence. returned with verdict
OF daughter in the fourth degree the extreme
atty OF which is two in State Prison Judge Davis
reminded the prisoner for sentence. 1t stated by
OF the jury that first going out onehaf were for
absolute acuuittal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
SALES FROM 2lc
. O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. June 9-P. VI.

The principal feature of the Stock market to-day
have been the buying Of Lake Shore, whereby its
price was advanced - per cent, and the equally
successful attack upon Union Pacific. The move
ment in Lake Shore had for time quite the appear
ance of q genuine bull" campaign, so persistent
was the buying till the quotation had reached 62's
up to which time the amount OF stock purchased
by party who also bought largely yesterday, was
estimated all the way from 5000 TO 10000 shares
Ii was when the price was at about the figure
named that special friends received the advicetha
il was time TO get out OF the way cover their
shorts and singular enough at about the same time
a telegram from Philadelphia gained circulat ion to
the effect that O conference was to take place To-
morrow between Messrs Scott and Garrett; but not
wthstanding these two powerful aids to sustain the
price, it broke rapidly to 61os and was subsequently
rallied by the purchasing the part of that class of
shorts who make it rule to close up every night.
late telegram from Philadelphia stated that there
was no foundation for the story Of the contemplated
meeting Of Messrs. Scott and Garrett. Union
Pacific was steadily sold down from 707s to
60 and closed only fraction better than its lowest
price. While the street has several theories OF Its
own a to the real weakness Of this stock 1t Is more
than suspected that sharp and severe turn Is in
preparation. Be that as it may, the continued Ia
vorabe reports of the roads earnings offer no ex-
PLANTATION for the recent decline in the price OF its
shares. The reported earnings for the first week
seven days. Of June compare with those OF the cor
responding period Of 1874 as follows:
GrSs: earnings as week IN Jans i5oSSi
Showing an Increase Of ..-.......-....... Se5.l37
II noticeable that those who profess to be skep-
tics concerning the correctness of the reported earn
inss Of this Company take exception to the re-.
ports from the Central Pacific. which show CORE
amending gain. Western Union, which exhibited
considerable strength in the early rals N atySae-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
TIE ERIE REcEIvERsHIp EXTENDED.

In the suit on behalf of the People to wind
up the affairs Of the Eric Railway Company one OF the
defendants the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. has
put in an answer This Company made defendant,
as being the trustee of certain mortgages, and its
answer consent and the consent Of all parties who
have vet appeared in the suit order was Yesterday en-
tered that Mr. Jewetts power as receiver should DE-
extended 10 the said mort cages, wherein the said
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Is trustee, as alleged
In ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

Railroad bonds quiet and devoid of Interest,"
the Paciics being most active and hrm. Centras
advancing to 1C4 is and Union firsts 20 lO32 Cen
trail State Aid bonds sold at no. Erie fourths at 30.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh fourths at 1O02 and Long
Dock bonds at 1908. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

Ing that they had better settle the question Of Identity
MT Brooke thercupon amended the as deny
that he was ever known j. f. Batchelior, the
man intended by the Philadelphia Indictment Tha hour
for the dwell trial having arrived matter was then
adjourned until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

The local money market continues quiet, and sup
Piled in great abundance, and great is the
mutation Of currency this center that the borrow
ers on call loan are amply supplied at 2, 2l aud
per cent There Ia good inquiry for commercial
paper and the best grades sell freely The rates are
a. folows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
We annex closing quotations /:

The expectation or possibility that the July inter-
est in the Tennessees will be provided for keeps tia
bonds firm at 55. Virginia deferred sold at sas-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchange

A new mining company has been organized IN san
Francisco with capital of S5,5OO,00O, to control
and operate several of the principal mines Of Calav-
eras County. California. 1t is called the Meones
Consolidated Mining Company. The following divi-
dr,r;, lna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

The following is the Clearinghouse statement
Curry exchanges 500 300 Gold exchanges SLt56l5y
curS balances. 3075,77l Gold balances 5s2'S=~
Government bonds are without new feature, but
good demand and limited supply keep prices hrm.
We apney closing ouotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

On May 80 the bullion shipped by the CONSOLE
dated Virginia amounted to $4,000; or total,
since May - the day of payment of the last dlvi-
dend of $9si,O00. The 1,4OO-foot level Is now
connected with the California; and the mine IS said
to be yielding bullion at the rate of Sl,75O,0OO per
month.
The following shipments of bullion are the latest
.o,,n-An.I from hn minns name1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

The United States Branch Mint, at Carson Ne
vada will be closed for the annual cleanup assay
and inspection. June 10. New machinery and i'm
proyements are to be added at the same time.
The London cables report frner and better
state of affairs in London, all approximations of
trouble in various iron and discount houses being
apparently vanished or been discounted Money In
the open market easier at per cent on pledge OF
Government securities, and at 3l4 on three months
bills of discount, being respectively u and 4 per
cent under tho minimum rate of discount at the
Bank of England. There are no expectations that
any change will be made in the minimum rate Of dis
count now 3la per cent at the regular weekly meet
inr of directors tomorrow. The balances of the
Bank were augmented to-day by gain of f21 5000
bullion. British Consus Il higher, and United
States securities firm at old figures. In Paris the
French three per cent rentes after opening buoyant
at $3.50 declined 80 centImes. The fsFeign ex-
change market strong on the basis OF 4S7 y and
9Ol2 for long and short bills the real rates being
half cent under. Few commercial bills are making,
and the market presents the same features as yester
day. The Abyssinia sailed with $4,000 gold coin
and 81 o. 900 silver bars, a total OF $oSi,OOO. The
sbipments by to-morrOw's steamers are likely to
reach 81 ,OOO0O while the full outgo for the
week will probably reach at least $4,000
OOO But the gold market takes it all
easily, and does not budge much from LII, the
limited transactions of the day having been at 1863
and H. there being no new influences affecting the
premium In late trade, however, the price broke
down to 1l6la Cash gold was easier at and 2 per
cent for CARRYING fat and for borrowing per cent.
The customs receipts at Washington to-day were
300. OOO and internal revenue receipts 100000,
the United States Treasurer receiving Se3O,OO0
National bank notes for redemption. Tomorrow
the Sub Treasurer will sell half million gold The
Assistant Treasurer paid out in coin inter-
eat and $1,000 in called bonds. The days bust
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared. $26,O5OOOO gold balances, $l,335,350;
currency balances COG, 400. We annex the prin-
cipal quotations for gold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
JUNE 0. 1875
10 A. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10l4 O'CLOCK
AND 11l2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
UsG Coupon, 1881 U $ $50 Registered. 60 N
ioooO IL. 1861. lpO,O ..........l2 f2J2
DO Registered, 1856 U rs, 1910 Registered
iouUO -. ...-Iz 1908 lv.vUO.... .......ixll7s
lOUOO...... ......l2.1221
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

Returns made to the State Assessor OF Nevada
show the following to have been the total registered
yield of three of the principal silver mines Of that
State from their discovery TO March 81, 1S75
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THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TUE raIpuss.l

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
WEDSRsDkY lime O. lsy6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

5lS~Morris agt. Masteesou
$40 b. Morris agt MasteSs0n
- al.
523. Cleveland ct n Agt
Barrett
l24. .Craighssd ct q Agt
Kidd q al.
SIS. Post ct al. agt Dem
heimer.
52A Hamilton aQt. Martin.
527. Kern agf. North Amer
lean kifc Ins. Co.
52S Goldberg AL Uuey
Of al.
500 Muller agt Grant, ct al
$50. .SPeyers agt- Fisk, exrx.
sc.
53l...speyers agt. Fisk. exr'x.
&c.
$50. .Jcssurun agt. Kienzle
ct nj.
533. Hooper ngr. McCor-
mack % al.
534 The Compton de Es-
compte de Paris agt.
Everett ct al.
535. Ward ACT Newman
e. al.
$40. Levy 81 al. agt. Merrill.
53T. Mutual Life ms. Co.
act. smith II al.
533. Roosevelt ~ nj. agt.
Roosevelt. &C, It al
$50. Rhodes agt. Mutual Life
Ina. CO.
$40. .Edelsten art. Shandley
e. al.
5il .Gcdney agt. Finne1
ct IA.
542. .ChetwOod. &c. agf-
DriscOll - al.
543. Datur. ex'r. &c, agt
Morris 1t al.
J4i... Ranney agt. Peyser, .
SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10

The Philadelphia STOCK market Is steahy rem
syvania 6s third issue. 112l2 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 2Osa; Reading Railroad. 53si; Penn
sylvania Railroad. 49l2. Gold. liz.
The directors of the American Express Company
have declared dividend Of $3 per share, payable
July 1.
The Spring Mountain Coal Company have declared
Q sem-annual dividend Of per cent, pay able on and
after to-day.
The directors of the New-York Central and Hudson
River Railroad Company have declared quarterly
dividend of per cent, also semi-annual dividend
of 4 per cent upon the Harlem Division of the New
York Central and Hudson River Road payable July 1.
1t win be seen by an advertisement in another
column that the Keokuk and Des Moines Railway
Company bondholders will receive third return
dividend upon their assessment for expenses in
organizing the Des Moines Valley Railroad on
presentation of their assessment receipts at the Office
of J. Aug. Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-10
CALTNpARs-THIs DAY.

srysx,u CouRr-CHAuBgRs-BRA J.
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wrsBARrs ATTEMPT TO AVOID ExTRADIrIoS.

wsHARTs ATTEMPT TO AVOID ExTRADITiON.
Robert II. Wishart, who is demanded by the
Pennsylvania authorities for completely In the frauds Dy
which stolen and altered bonds have been used there as
securities for loans the specific charge In the Indictment
on which Gov Tilden has granted warrant ior MS sur
render being forgery, brought yesterday before
Judge Davis on habeas corpus. He had rayersed pre-
yousy before Judge Brady the statements OF the war
rant Of extadton by claiming that he had not been ar
rested In Pennsylvania and had notice OF any pro
ceedngs against him, and therefore denied that hs was
the man meant He also denied that he was
ever resident Of Pennsylvania Judge Davis held that
tho first argumentatye denial and insufficient,
and that the second was unimportant
Mr. Brooke for the prisoner, claimed that all extraf.
ton proceedings governed by rules of reciprocity
and that in Pennsylvania the rule had been held nvAra
biz that v here the person claimed TO have committed
crime in another had been constant resident OF
thai state Le should not be ven mp ON exraltlon, u-
tie Act Of 1873 Judge DAVIS SAID ne should require
very clear authority 70 sustain sucn prvpoSg- ~
amounted To saylug that Kew YolK burglsI sons 10
New, Jersey and there robblng bank ana retnrhng.
could not Be tried Tor that crime ia NewJeIsey Whefe
ossxsrsd and VI not elsewhere 6u' osio'o as"
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and five Fourth National az loo7s The bids cre 20
foliows:


Forty eharcs Bank State Of New-YOTk aoid at To.
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Recorier.-Frank Williams,

GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT Recorder-F frank Wlnsm 1
S r snIlivar Enrene yenan Kelly John Reynolds
Henry -wfft John Fay John Moore, John Corey purgay
rY1ek can, feonious assault and battery Jonn saii.
loan croean Hem Margsret Glark Anr siokes
p.nnstt (,ustay Turbz Alvra rurmtr 1hoinas nun.si
Jaas Hinterhuber Mary T: DorI barbara haaD' InonH
rI,ompseu Join Kennedy. Henry Freed. sni,l aioen5
cia1dins Il receiving stolen goos ..a IN
ana bafi4ry Donohue Chffsiah cofk Jonn
Margaret Fil petit larceny Charles Quo flinp
RELY fs an Rrsnrsss-pAYs y-0sorEe BAY burglary.
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1t has been used over twenty
years, without enc failure.
Ithas no parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. Tt is a compound OF
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boxesfor the same price than any
other Ointment.
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own merits. and not by fla tering advertisements
and has been long and favorably known to the
community.
Sold by all Druggists. DR. Montgomery will be
happy to have all who are suffering consult him
free of charge, pei sonaIly or by letter.
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