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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-01-08

For the Jasper cssrisr.
Glorious News to the Children Of
Indiana.
Superintendent Hopkins makes the
following aunouncemenL regarding the
lapportionnent or school fupds:
1g-3
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DECJSfONS-.JUNE -.

S.,y,1e Cont 49, Chambers By Judge Bralv.-
,f,,an.r AIT Wair0n and anoNo order ~ arrest tvlng
ciargc wood agt. Henry, ~ ~ v Report iH faTie
4 IcGarrs Deall o.encd on lal mrnf $40 sts ai
pInphu. ihe Mayor aSi Hart-Ai"l'h ucnl'l "i,l
To be notice. IN the matter 81 the p"t.yho 90 III"
cnnty Deposit onIany IN" Ciy OF Now i"rA'' '''
~ JGlgo ia~r,ncf- Crook att Foster and .o, 'Ncug3tS
lcc-Iu this have twice fled meinprindu I"iu'auh-
cxplsna o in regard 10 tr Iap'rS dn I" NIX ,s
order ia the coils, Will oic me by offending before
ue Circuit Part H. any lay diving Nc week, ~ . p ~
S,,r ~ 7eria-ry judge Van Worst ireland Art RECON
burgI Judgment FOR rsntin see 1piei: ro,c,o,p, ,or
lLiiat4G ~ demurrer see oIinA'l.
Ssoerior C0Vi-Nycciu Jsrn-BY juice Spler-
Aiafo agt Davidson ct al1he Judgment law * b"n en-
tered in r.nl the orier asked Cor Nv Tn pil"hf must
he Granted defendant, within s" day. tfo. the SER lc
notice o his or' prosecute tc appeal rom h Js,si 10
.uler gave security On to appeal ~ i i" ~ law
ak al rlr IN frtes' l,c a. r \''-
,nu 10 va f aud tn ofr of st herein Il de-
n With co-,s. aokari AFT MURPHY Notion 10 amend
answer denied viii costs. @ gc ast Hapl 81 a. We
anrlrd answer subsaici te snswor IN cause I'd
Aeirnck a Toe Mayor .VcOriers ta the pLintihs AT
turn,y pas rri,I.e i.os tree I.rIGoft l''' -, -
Isl Fer - a'.TemIOraiy injunction
continued, aai Injunction as:cd ior granted
CONT ~ Ippeais--ALBANY. June 11.-ln the
Court ~ AuVals the following DECISIONS "'e han"" ''"n
The Fco i, ex rel Wfliaps NJ Tweed agt Joscph L. Lis
co., W,rf.n ~ me p.urJ:ary ~ the ny 81 NcNf urk
Jndg1mr mt o tue sprm, and orders of the oyer and
m "a and t % nj az s,te Tor the defenda mt " III
ronufy INDIGNANT affirmed with II al. N'lsor;
Tie Merchant National Bank agt Ihs Boar {" p rys.ia
agt The commissioners II Iases ana Ass ss.os a1tnS
brewster. Nj gan agt The MAJ or ~ Fn'u a Dh
monaliy of tae city IN New fors ol'f o. to ~" ~, 49,
Iaton Newyork ailroa! Company Appeal GsniSS,.i
with c0stsi.,e agt The Naor Aidernen am tv5hnha.y
of he city Of NewiorA The Bowery savings baAk aSt-
Li,naIus.
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DEPARTCRE or FOREIGN NAILS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ia.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT,
TurOpe via Queenstown and Liverpool by NE 81 a.
ship Algeria mails close AZ 1870 ia. Supplementary MAJ!
closes 81 lao ST lnshr sar a. $50 w. uoai ApAx1
Dock, Jersey City. - 49, $3.50
THURSDAY JUNE II.
Europe. via Plymouth GleslaJrg aad Hamburg, by the
steamship ,;ecrt mails clos" az 1lJO a w. a sHpits-
Mail IS closed at lO ~ aDislIp sais Al D. ms
from Pier not Oi ihlrt-st, bOboksn "a,
Havana, and Cuba, by the steamship Georgia isAD
close at p. supplementary NAL closed a. 20 y M
hip il, at p. ron Per No IL, NORM lliNef
For Bomuda steamship Ciy Of Houston D,ls clos. atI
amsp sails At NJ from Pier No IL N"ith "SsD
This steamship may Do ,leil aimed
FRIDAY. JOSE IL. -.
Mats for Newfoundland close az The New York Post ohoS
every day at $50 u. . -.
Nal or iialIx NJ s., Is clio eel at the New York Post
sArURD ~. JUNE 10.
For England Wales Ireland ard France, via Queenstown
and INer0o by the steamship city II Berlin, mail, clos" a
Supplementary NAL Is ,osssi at l,3O M steamship
sgils z : D. Pier No. ~. N.rih River
only, by the sfcsnp Nictofa mails eoee -
II II. \ Supplementary Nal J. clV Il AT 80 NJ Steamship
sails II 3 L. ~, rOni Pier No. - North River
Europe eNc.ps Franco, VIA rG.ne, By the s'lnslJp
Main INA Is close al ll1O a. III. Supplementary Mai -
closed 30 Steamship sails at T. IA, ron Pler zoos
OF Ghiri.st. HoboAen. =, -.
For Nassau n dgsion Jamaica rartagena, santa " rthA
amt SavAnl. by The steamship illube mall elise AZ 8 NJ
steamship sails fin Pier No 81 North River % u a. NJ
Milsfr Key West ~ The steamship STATE o f'N ose ~
D. No. Steamship sail, IT ti0n P,i No. 20 vast IN cr
SUNDAY June 20.
All Mails close at II ocl0c d. Tle Postohice ~ op<m
from y a. III. to II a.
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TUFTS COLLEGE DIVINITY SCHOOL.
THE BACCALAVREkTF SERMON

IFeoN SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS oF THE Ti;IBUNE.l
COLLEGE HILL, Mass, June 13.-The Bacca-
laureate before the senior Glass OF the Divinity
school delivered this afternoon IN the Tufts College
Chapel by tic Rev. ]. Smith Dodge, jr.. OF Stamford,
Conn The devotional exercises were conducted by
President Capen and the Rev. DIR. Sawyer.
The speaker took as his theme the text contained IN
7. Cor, viii, "Kn,wleige puf tn up but it is love
that builds" He spoke II the vast increase Of lmow
edge the world illustrated by the various depart
Of study and arch, how studies out the
laws 81 the universe anil finally conep'aes the oharae
ter OF God. Yet there always learned mcn-men
who priced their knowledge. In these days are Learn
inc that knowledge is hut meapsthat it must be the
servant OF the WILL Tue Of learning is lac WHO
the world The world feels the need Of such II Is the
thing ncedful to tie world ON. Yet
they who build The blest characters not
necessarily the people Of knowledge. The high
est dignity docs not Of necessity coincide with the
greatest intellectual acquisitions And why Because
knowledge lufls mp, brt love bnds The growth Of a
in the Spring is like that given 10y knowledge
II needs the addition of the strength of the woody fiber
which the warmth of summer gives. knowledge out
lines the bal love must add character and strength
Love Is Whatever awakens response in II voice
tratios from daily life i Is IN an even greater degree
of minister that he needs this pfilcpie III Ills
labor He needs IL for application TO the hn9wedee OF
human nature which he cannot accure from books, but
in the world nc needs ii IN order 10 build up
Others. and lie needs il in his preaching This is noble
wOrlithC world that God madc. Com" IL W!fl gen l.
synVathcs and hearts, and 10 is ready 10 wei
come its workers. But remember that intellectual tram
ia only tool and useless without the loving human
heart behind it, This Is the testimony Of the most learned
write of the Now Testament, and il is Che testimony Of
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TIE sILK-sMUGGLING CASES.

STATEMENTS MADE BY THE COUNSEL FOX DID
ANGEs CoNTRADICTED-MR. hIKk NOT MALE
STATES EVIDENCE.
The statement of Mr.. Matthews, counsel for
Col Des Angcs which published In The TRIBUNE Oh
Tuesday in respec exDcputy Surveyor Kirk and the
sksmuccling frauds called FORTH yesterday tho follow
ing contradictions from United states DisrlctAtorney
Bliss:
Mr. Kirk was not used States evidence before the
Grand Jury and though nc WAS one OF liwr.nces uort
intimate friends, there u nothing 10 SLOW mat ne tu
ana knowledge OF the silk frauds. III any one VIII ur
mib me with violence tending . show that Kirk was IN
any way implicated in these frauds, van make
fLe best possible OF the evidence To secure
his indlct ent and conviction. The assertion tnat
II the Intention sacrifice Dcs Angcs ia order 10 save
otbcrs vho re guilty and who pocketcd all the money!
Is without foundation in fact aud intend TO prosecute
all who have been indicted for smuggling silks ana of
receiving them after they had been slnugGed Tue Gov
erp,ncnt has terms Of any Kind Win MIX aa
IL will make none with Liln.
Mr. Matthews also stated that since his imprisonment
Lawrence had been frequently visited by Kirk Ia com
pany with Commissioner Davenport The Commissioner
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THE COURTS.
AN INFANT KILLED ny IT'S NURSE.


TRIAL OF EIIZABErn MUNK1R FOR MCRDER-TnE
DEFENSE OF INSANITY MADE.
I'm the Court of Oyer and TerniDcr, before
JuIgc Davis, yesterday, Elizabeth Munser,a German
woman about % wears age. who has only been four
wears in this country, brought up under inicthhpt
for murder in the first degree TIe accused was EN-
ployed as wet nurse in the house Of Jacob llagil AZ
Grceupoint, l.. l., in Jdly, 1874. In September
following, the family thought that the infant dii
not appoar TO be thriving under her care,
aud discharged her. she aftorward stole the ciild ana
conveyed il 10 this city, where fcnnd under pie
OF lumber in the umber-yard of George H. Newell al the
foot Of West Ninctcentn-st The testimony showed that
a child was found this lunDer ard; that the child was
living when found but badly wounded on one
side of the lead, probably with a stone, and
that II was taken TO Bellevue Hospital, where
beth Munker was seen that vicinity the morning OF
fine day ON which tie child was found. Edward slocum,
yoln Cassidy and John Simpson, who were employed by
Norel testified 10 the finding OF the child. and 10 having
seen the accused within two blocks Of the vicinity OF the
l cr ward ON that morning. II appears also that she
confessed the crime the Coroncrs inquest THESE aes
were brought out Yesterday.
11dce White for the defense. introduced the plea OF
insanity arguing that disappointment in love had worked
This eg c upon her mind; that her extreme love for
aears child had partially apparently restored hcr 10
rcas.n hui when she was deprived Of this child she re-
l,nsel into her former state OF insanity, pr"baDl III
tsted and took away the child, leaving 1t in the lun-
bcryard without knowing what she did. In proof Of
ts tbeory Il was urged that she had wandered about
atteryard in n state Of nudity talking ncoferenty the
Court adjourned until 10 to-day, without finishing
the taking OF testimony
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The commencement exercises OF the follow
THE SUPPLY or WATER.
AN EMERGENCY WE'LL PROVIDED FoR-No FEARS OF
WATER FAMINE.
ul,o rop,,f circuIat.1 yes!nlIaV that the dis

AN pNirDGrNCY WE'LL PROVIDED FOR-NO FEARS OF
WATER FAMINE.
The report circulated yesterday that the dis
tliet below IIoustoI-st. WAS threatened with water
famine brought many anxious nqurcrs TO the Croton
Water Bureau in the City Hal Here they soon aseef
toiued that Instead OF a water famine there is actually
larger supply OF water III the lower city districts to-day
than last week, when the supply depended upon the ~
inch nine running through Broadway. ThIs main ID not
III working order, bat instead 81 II the lower districts arc
now supplied with water through the 3Gnch man winch
,nns down Masson.ave Twenty -sixth-st., into Third
ave. down the BOwery TO Bceckcrstr through
Mott and Chatham-sts. 10 Chanbcrs7st. Here a
new 2O-iuch main protects the entire dry goods
quarter through Chuich-st. from Fulton to Canal.
It il true that the 36inch main running thrOhgh the
Roery is now for the first time beir made Use Of hut
instead of shortening the supply increases 10 the same
extent as a SGinch pipe furnishes more water Than
the Broadway 30inch pipe which Is being repaired On
Monday when 1t first became known that the Broadway
main could not be depended upon for supply Of water
there was some delay in turning the watcr through
the Bowery MAN, simply because the foreman In charge
Of eomc repairs at Houstonst. had failed to report the
fct the Water Bureau. The engineers however soon
discovered The location OF the siopSge and before night
There was as great a water supply down town as ever
on Sunday whom repairs were being MADE Oh IL hihaii
tie water on the ulg liIOtNhy Iil. inis - mn. az, ~
means Of a serow which IL turned down Whenever the
water is shut OF ON Monday morins upon ~ %
10 raise the as To let the water run III AGAIN,
was found so damaged by long usage that no one couu
possibly raise it, Instead OF reporting ms ,acl S
aely headquarters the foreman set aoui co.nh,hs
his her repairs and lett officials III Ignorance az 10 %
state OF affairs, which, h9weser ".s s9Gl %
by turning tue water on along inc big ooihch man,
which was laid years ago for Just suc an emergency
as has now occurred There need be no fears wha".cr
as 10 short supply OF water, us tne en,o{Cs oi a.o
o. ,or Ryean Of flc Department OF Public Works ARE
constantly on the alert examining the condition Of the
miles of water pipes nndeIy ing NOT on'y 'ne 'eu''s
=, .,nuVhfarrs but also the eide streets.
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COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
The programme for commencement week at


$50 a. m n ic Chapcl Jane iTeseiai;on At
ic III Poet, gone Bouton Of Iea'Ison. y y; sin-.s
% {" ,e fIs toFst. BY t. Ectt, ei Ne%yor CIV sSa
Plant NJ the Ivy, W. ODE AID cheering ie aes IN 70
eyenn4. senior iiomeaie p NJ nm, eiSl} 90 ~, "a
AIanIi ,nrc A. Of a. H. in Graiua;as Hall; 81 con o.
member o. The coI@So T Of 10 p M n S 1Si VIZ
Center Church al 80 p Craons ior the Townsend PIC
bGrs conn. W OF Nort Haven, CONT; = d.
i III Sa dssSG oS S o csSc a. s, ~ q"
,e lieialOns ami re,ent Dauss Of tne ei. i-
lie roo,ss Ia" school Jgy comla;nce'seG' dhe
procession VII farm in fioi OF tie yceam ~ a. M au'
na 5 10 ts 'hr o oy, but ther order la not
yet been given = H. bain,"n OF Ney;'is' ,
sns,nns aud Gi,tlines; carl r. Chester 3u6ao ~ Y,
ieelnseness fauIe' John A. Carver Of scotland Penn
,idSai ~; Jane. lions1 New Haven ne statesman
SS Ii,s 81 lnteliscIuai fe1 II, cir. Character T. ee
a"en Andrew Jackrons administration I; 4 Read ef
Cacago, Tao iighel Education v no ~ 10 pay i9r
e: o. England . C. Russ iartfor, Com, JuCas Nae
ri ns Of j. r nyi9Srr o. " ' aSlwch Of
samuel Taylor cGedee : r. D. TOWNS "a , 81 e." a.ep'
Mass re Homelic discussion " Alumni dinner IN The
Ing, om TO II clock rresienls rg,p,sa n t9 al, AI
to Ss % SJyfl @ during Tue week '''" " HI 10 p Ill., m mum
The commencement exercises of Swartllmorc
College, SwarthmOre. PENN were held yesterday Xhc
programme of exercises as follows:
sautaory address by Helen r. Comy 81 l;y6oTy Mental
nisrrlne Howard W liVpnc0tt Of Philadelphia JAe-
ne1inp by Franklin ". Cories ~ PpughScesi. y y;
Thought and ENpF.s i'm by ldzlr Iiles 81 W0psio"n,
n l. "lou Industry the ULed States by Barton Hoop
IT, Of rliladc IvAia "stlt Control by J. eso Lev OF
Media; Faith" by Martha Nclyan OF PlDladelpiia;
R1ads and MskHg by Oliver heese j. 81 tnsvilr
Grow Decay" by John H. Booth OF Chester Gem "a
nv Of Titusvlc; SCIENTIFIC orion" frog
rtss Of scicIuc Discovery by William H. id2Wdy toafs
uIe; Cssica orat " ADVANTAGES 81 Classical ilres'
tionr by John H. Richards Gi Ironon CLoi NaedlotOfy M
dress by Herbert q. bow Of Bangor, Me
The commencement exercises Of the follow
ing colleges will take place to-day;
Madison UnveTsity. Hamilton n. y; Roanoke college, "a
lem Va: Central University Of Iowa, fea Iowa Er lee"
uss.e nversy Knoxville Tenn; kalamaloD College knia
tnazoo Mich. Lombard University Gaiesbug, H. k se
Polyeclnic School Troy ~ " state University OF Nan
sas, Lawrence. Kan
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TIE STATE or TR4DE.
DOMESTIC MARkETS.


nrFFNo n y June l5Recepts, by IakeTfionr 800
bills; Wheat 1900 BUSH Corn a 100 eis Reeelpts 10y
3 "7o 0oo Pins ,sh "riey 500 bush ship
ments b. karoadsFonr 800 bbls; Mheat 1000 bust;
TSrn e nso; !a oo DGsb ' Corn s0S0 bush Oats
90 6. sh Malt TO- 0OJ 10 Interior Points Wheat.
9S push for tan ail to G %s@ d MTa lois he Flour &
so bills soi a. o. ~ o % of spgs SOD &c f eyS S
~ 5o3s9 80 Tor DAT Meal Wheat in fair in.
qry strong market with light oaerinG; ses goo push
aud HI g.er. sales s5 bush. High Mixed at ?7c 5000
hush 40 High Mixed Western Al 71c ~ 40 'o Ia aitVr,
nj -c n, 90 bush sample Western at 1924 $780, and ZOO
bush Damaged 6ic Oa1 d,ii; sales, Loo bush; No.
PORK quiet Heavy Mess. Lard quiet at l4Ac hieh
cHISaso June l5-Flour in scoi demand Fair to Choice
sprng superne, - 20 Spring Exias Low 10 Stoiee
Sis S 5as7 fancy s7as7 "a Common to Fancy
n|sota - 7jat5 90 Wheat excited. higher, td No
ss.nE nv q % $50 10 ias sD H 81 5s 20 DO 7c Re-
jeeted $50 active and higher; No Mxed zoe, spot;
g. i o." e Say and nd s g No. o Ss a5sc spot oslo
bid June; 57e, July a 4isc Aasls i.else Ted Doc;
slnns ii 2sas 30 spot 81 05asl o. september Pork
dbl ana lower $40 SPOT +ls so Sls 80 July $l9 og
%sl3 g. August Sl} go September. Bulk Meats quiet and
WEAK shonideis 7s.c short Rio Mndles, II &c short
Of lie Boai,i Wheat se higer easier Jnne
?Oc, Jny oats s,ay At o. e. cash % o &c Ians oIs
Lard and unchanged keceipis-tioGr, 1000 bblsS
Wheat 10000 bush Corn 1900 bush OATS so 400
Wheat iOl 90 bush $4,000 bush Oats, 900 bush
INDIANAPOLIS. June i5;oFlonr steady at e 1855 ~
WHIT Il s. Corn steady FaTs Soc sheed
~ c% on ' I st Me Steady steady sSoatr ca
nb sides ~ p G se sides ;eot s1 sIss 'isy
i Iia%s. i az 10 Lard quiet. unchanged.
LOT HE June Flour quiet and weak Extra = 500
g % MSla q u 5 aS tU Sow 20 al 9s
ije. oats noninaiy, e7s69e Rye dun at u 10. rN-
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COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
THE ALUMNI MEETING AT BROWN UNI
\lrESlTY

THE ALUMNI MEETING AT BROWN UNI
VERSlTY.
,,rutvG of rMrs,ETANCE ACCoNrI INSTRUMENTATION
or orrrcrEs AND APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.
tny uiEGRAfri FROM 4 STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE
= rRiBUNE
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June 15.-Manning Han
os alled to-day with the Alumni Of Brown University.
n had bee expected that the annual meeting this year
ond he conducted with unusual spirit and zest but The
proceedings were cxceednyly dun. In 1872 the Alumni
sdortcd articles OF organization. ana in the following
wear resolution respecting Advisory Board aud also
plan voting for nominations for Trustees were favor
ably acted upon. Thc Association naturally took the
first occasion that offered TO undo what had en done ny
modifying some the articles and the result WAS
scres OF motions aimed effect technical changes The
scope tho articles being generally understood the
DISCUSSION to-day fen INTO talg!e and in the cnd
nothing OF importance done The following "iieefs
were elected FOR the ensuing year
The Rev DIR. Alexis Caswon, President; Henry Chapn
aud Abraham Plyne. yice-rr'sdcnts Reuben A. Guild.
seiyary Aicx:.nder lsrupm. Treasurer trancis Way,
Ismss o. Murray. Executive Committee.
TIE following Advisory Board was also elected;
Rowland Hazard Alexander FaTnun. Elijah y. stod-
dsld Al,xs Crw Il. samuel s. Greene, Charles b Coil,
and Francis Y Bird
The following Committee 10 solicit subscriptions for
rer,9ancnt Alumni Fund also chosen;
Rowland Hazard O. South Kingston. Alexander Far
nun OF Providence JOHN {. Erayim OF Fan River, VIM
" Keen OF Philadelphia, and EiJ"I H. s'oddhd Oh
NcrcVsttr.
Auenher Of the class of 1928 urged that tho Alumni
,uc, 10 have larger share in the exercises OF Com
uencement week In his day tho Masters Grafton Was
fcature OF Commencement week, and he wished TO have
something OF the kud every year. He offered resoiE-
lion asking the corporation 10 sanction the holding OF
literary oxccbes before the Alumni, and 10 make pro-
vision for the delivery OF an Grafton or poem This
Offer was not very wei received. and The Alumni adj
I,r.ed after authorizing the Chairman, Di Caswei to
appoint Committee on Literary Exc cises. A large
tent had been erected the Alumni cuuer which will
occur tomorrow. The undergraduates malc use ct 1t by
giving strawberry festival, and making an honest
peny for the benefit of the boat club This certainly
was policy than begging the graduates for assist
npce boring them with subscription papers Tomor-
row Is Commencement day, AMI large attendance OF
graduates is expected.
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Too DEEP FOR HIM." What's de occasion of
dat biz snoAe over dar!' Inquired coloIcd man Of
another at the mar Ct yesterday.
FIRE. sab" was the aDsw,r
And what's de occasion Of de fret"
commissioning"
." Aud what, cOmbustshunl"
my friend" replied the other crossing his legs dars
heaps OF things this wOruld that Niger ever knOwed
or ever will know, wen change de subject to goose
ries."-l Detroit Free Press
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CHARLESTON Jane ~ Cottou quiet aud MAJ M2idBoss
50i5ic receipts, Sg5 bales; sass, so baias si0eks
7.7ll bales. .. 49,
Tccents - bales: exports, cOswss, .S bales sales, LOG
bales: stock. corrected 3.s2s bales.
INEwDHILANS, June l5-tottoD quiet Nddang iSc;
receipts bales gross, 80 bsias sa'"s 200 pasos;
sAylSsAI, jane l5.-cotton quiet Middlng, i5ei ne
receipts 80 bales sales. g. balos stock. S,9Sl lio%
WILMINGTON, June l5.-Cctton nominal Mlcott, l3sc.y
low MItlng, Elsc. Good Ordinary, l3i4c irf reepsss
- bales stock, $50 bales.
GALVESTON. June IJ.-Cotton quiet sfddng lase. sss
receipts, u bales gross, % bales sasr Az "ssi STOCK
BALiiIoRE june l5-Cotton dull; Mddllng, Is4ei Lcw
bales exports ccastgis lJ bales ses. 295 Daes. saa'
PiuADELpIrl June lJ.CostGn quiet MddiDg ID lc; 5w
Mildnc, Ijsc. Good Ordinary, bsse.j n.t nosfpts -
bales gfoss 6OJ bales 49,. .....,,-
AistsIA June ij-CotOn quiet; little doing Gbddhnes
itac; net receiIfs Il bales sales 100 -
MEMPHIS IJ--Cotton quiet Mt1dlng, i4'te net ~
celpis bales SHIPMENTS, SCI bales sales 400 b~spt
stock. 10,Olc bal's
Boston june lj--Coit0n duh aud Domnal hfdbne, i3scs
reccft so bales 81 bales sales, 80 bales sssss
lt.3J1 balos
NoRg0Lk juno 15-Cotton quiet Sddlng, l4s4alt,ec5
cepts 1853 bales exports coastws, xlO bales sasss
40 hIos stock 2677 bales. $500, -, -.
81 LOUIS june lj.Cotton quiet; Midline IA a.; nee
receipts bales 80 bais; s1pnsis ~ saiss sassS
100 Bales; Stock 1876 bales. $500 -.
CMcINXtTI J1ne lJ--CotioB quiet Mblfling, LTs; nse
receipts - shipments, POI bales stock $50 bssh
LOUISVILLE, June l1-Cctton dull Msiing lse'
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COURT OF APPEALS.
FVVNT OF hTT-T.FI4N'
~. .June lJ.-In the Court of Appeals Tues


NT8NNF,
day, June II ,r,
NG,s- No lnG-Wac AIT Nelson.-tpon motion OF John
H. i}naila ,ouns Tel fOrwert T. 80. I3r NJ ~
brewster at Ia ioI- Upon notion II >"ml / HAM,
Or,eroi iorWari - 40. it, -. -,
ID,gait tc.n Ofierr--yo iO-Tle People rel VIM. w
Welsh aupC.aLt, agt kdgele A. Nasl county Cirk, C.,
afpilsni-hrtur by D. H. B0lcs ~ cOI.scl ID: appel a,
and :. -ilng respbnfrnt General calendar 40 -
Suliw.ll l. tarprnt.TAIgIn at Iesdh.e and c"!'Auc.
Nh Il Mary f. tOl e>esu.ri. On'en,, agt John NJ
Mi y eNceitors, .Sc appellants Argued ny J"h
Ga mar cuiis FOR appellant and b. j. o. ornispy ior
responder. 49,, a.. H., a.,
io,na; ION Iiaje adjourned until Wednesday,
III.