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Counting out Neyada, whose e1cep'
tionally high rate is explainable prOba-
bly, by local aud temporary reasons, the
highest value In the above list is Rhode
Island, the next highest Connecticut, and
the next Massachusetts,. This looks as II
agriculture in New England were not
quite the losing business It is sometimes
represented to be,
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Arrcstei Tor NInnslnnsllter.

AURORA, Ill, June 20.-A warrant
was issued to-day for the arrest Of Phil.
LIP KGhler, The constable, and +. j.
UConnOr and Frederick Berger, the no.
liccmcn who were concerned IN the kill.
Ing Of John Johnson last week. The
charge Is manslaughtGr, and the com
plant was made by son Of the deceased
They each gave ball in the sum Of $2,5OO
The belief Of the neighbots Ia that the
killing was a deliberate and cold bloodctI
murder, and the relatives and friends OF
johnson propose to prosecute The officers
vigorously.
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MEMPHIS, June 29-The transier boat
McNutl, belonging TO the Memphis 4
Little Rock Railroad, Ia kept on ihc Ar.
kansas shore by the officers Of the road
to prevent the action Of Chancellor Walk.
or enjoining Dow from taking charge Of
the road and its property from applying
to the boat. The office OF the road was
moved to Iiopefeld and The ferry boat
engaged 10 transfer passengers.
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPFiCE OF TIIK CItIEP BI0NAL OPHiCRR, :
WASuINGToN, D. c., Juno 3O.-1 AM

fhVDAulLlllk1t
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
stationary pressure and temperature,
southerly winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
the Lower Lakes rising barometer, north.
west 10 southwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy and clear weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys and The Upper Lakes
cool, partly cloudy weather, northwest
and southwest 10 southeast winds, and
high pressure.
For the Middle and Eastern States sta.
tionary or falling barometer, southwest
to northwest winds, cooler, partly cloudy
weather, and rain near the coast.
The Ohio and Lower MisSisSippi riv.
ers will probably rise slightly.
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No VerdiCt-1seecher ana MOuI.
tons TeNtinOttV Srut lOr.

NEW YoRK, June 20.-Tho Tillon.
BeeCher jury have not yet agreed. This
afternoon they sent for the testimony Of
Beecher and MoultOn and IL was fur.
hiShed.
II was rumorcd around the court that
Loe,ler, who was arrested on the charge
Of conspiracy, has confessed that his
story and published affidavit were man
ufactured and untrue.
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New York Dry Goods.

NRw YoRE, June 2s.-Business con.
tinues quiet with commission houses, and
importers and jObbers. Transactions are
restricted to filling orders from the interior.
Cotton goods moving slowly, but prices
fairly sustained in first hands, Lawrence
S. brown sheetingSS cents and MaSSachu.
sets BIB Sk, Fancy cassimeres aud suit.
ings in fair demand. Faced makes Of beay.
en continues sluggish, but Elysians aud fur
beavers in steadyreuuest,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June ga royal ordinance
have been issued commanding that the
members Of the Catlist Juntas and all
families Of which any member Is in the
CarlisL service be expelled from Spain,
and directing that the property Of Caflists
be conRscaled and devoted TO indemnify
Ing communities suffering from Cafllst
requiSitlons.
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The river continues stationary, with 4
feet 2 inches in the channel.
The Monitor yesterday left for Pitts
burgh with two light barges and staye
boat.
The Robin left for Pittsburgh, with two
barges loaded with slaves and light
barge.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati at
8 o'clock on Monday evening, She left
upon her return trip about 5 o'clock r. N.
yesterday.
The Ragon arrived from ParkCrsburg
at 3 A. NJ. yesterday, and returned at lOA
A. NJ.
The Salt Valley, en- route for Ports.
mouth, passed down about lOo'clock yes
terday morning,
The Tempest departed for New Mar
tinSville yesterday morning.
The Science il this mOrnings Parkers-
burg boat.
The Courier is being painted with scrub
bing brushes and soap,
In coming up the river yesterday the
James Rees came near running over q
skii' containing two children near the
Washington mill. The skifF was caught
under the guards, and the children res
Cued aud put ashore.
The steamboat Era No. 0 Is offered for
sale ut Cincinnati,
The Wild GaEelle has entered the
IrontOn and GallipOlis trade in Opposi.
tiOn to the Sam Cravens.
The SciOta will probably enter the Gin
cinRati and Huntington trade during the
low water season.
The wreck Of the Juniata Is to be sold
by the U. s. Marshal at Pittsburgh,
July 13.
There arc an innumerable lot'of snagS,
logs, etc, between Ironton and Guyan.
dOtte, three miles above Huntington.
The wharfage receipts at Cincinnati
for tho week amounted to $3lS 06. The
following are the charges, as per wharf
age ordinances; Boat "a hours S.; 8 cents
per ton for nine days and after nine days
2 cents per ton per day.
The Granite State Is being fitted up at
IrOnton for tho low water season.
The Marietta Times says; The bar in
the Ohio river opposite our city Ia get.
ting its back up these days. Tho trouble,
we understand, Is want Of fresh water.
Several tow.boats with their towS have
laid up In the narrows, Just below Har.
mar. Reason, not wafer enough In The
channel to pass the mouth of tic Mus.
kingum.
lBy Telegraph
CAIRO, June 29.-Arrived-T. r. Eek
ert, from 81. Louis; City Of Chester, from
ST, Louis. Dcparted-ShylOCk, for New
Orleans Eldyville, for Nashville. River
~ ieet U inches, and rising. Weather
clear; mercury SO'.
ST, LOUIS, June &.-Arriyed-John
Means and bargeS, Pomeroy; Colossal,
Davenport Minnesota, 81. Paul; North
western, Keokuk; Belle OF 81. Louis,
Cambridge; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Hickory, Tennessee river; Brown, Cairo.
Departed-Lake Superior, 81. Paul; John.
son, Keoknk; Future City, New Orleans;
Helena, Vicksburg; Dugan, Jefferson
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In Ohio, where the Democrats hope to
win, they have declared for imitation; in
Maine, where they have not u ghost OF n
chance, thCy subscribe to a hard.money
platform. The Republicans in both States,
and in the West generally, whether they
expect to win or lose, consistently demand
return to honest money and the payment
Of the public debt in coin,
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FRANCE,


PARIS, June 29.-The damages done to
property by the inundation in the cities Of
Toulouse and Agen, alone, exceeds S24,-
100000. The heaviest losses are in the
departments OF Haute GarOnne and Sot.
et-Garonne. Contributions for the relief
Of the sufferers are coming in from all
parts Of France, Switzerland and Bel
ninm.
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DEcoRAH, Iowa, June 2g-This place
was damaged badly by the recent storms
which destroyed property here and in the
vicinity 10 the amount Of $l5OOOO. The
greatest injury done was to bridges,
which were very generally carried of by
the flood.
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Acknowledges a Conspiracy.

New YoRK, June 29.-J. ]. Price, the
upholsterer who few days since, with
Loeder, made affidavit that he had, while
laying carpets at the house Of Mr.. Tilton,
seen Beecher and Mrs. Tilton in an
equivOcal position, to-day swears that the
former story is untrue and the result Of a
deep laid conspiracy.
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CHrcAoo, June 29.-The reports from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, Iowa,
Indiana and Illinois, indicate that the
storm which passed over this section, on
Sunday last, did great damage, killing
stock, blowing down fences, barns and
houses,
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HING inr AitGmptetl I,nne,

LITTLE Rock, June C9.-John Hogan,
a colored man, was hung yesterday morn.
Ing by a party Of citizens near Russell.
vile, for attempting to get into bed the
night previous with two white girls, with
the intention Of committing rape.
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Mnking Ilutter or Sclllng MIX,

We, that is, my husband aud !, COM
menced operations OH our sixty acre farm
in October, with the determination to
prove, II possible, that The manufacture
Of butter was more profitable Than selling
milk. We could sell milk for thirty cents
ran Of eight and a half quarts. bnring
the month OF November the milk was
weighed, and the following estimates
made, which encouraged us to proceed.
In the future we may be able
to give a more exact accounts. Our four
cows were fed daily English bay, tur.
nips, and small quantity Of shorts. We
have found little difficulty in selling all
the butter we could make:
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CLRvRLAND, June 29.-Graiu = Quiet
and steady. Wheat FirmeF No. l red
81 "a; No, 2 do 81 10; Ne, Milwaukee
81 10, COru-Dull and lower low mixed
zoe; high mixed 7lc. Oats-Quiet and un.
changed. Petroleum = Dull and heavy;
Standard White, car lots, 100; Ohio State
test lOc; small lots lA2c higher.
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lONDoN, June 2g.-The Marx Lane
ErpreS, IN its weekly review Of the bread.
sttiiIs market, says; Owing 10 the floods
in France and The uniovorable reports
from America the market Ia hardening.
Northwestern Europe has been favored
with plenleons rains, while the eastern
and southern portions Of the continent
are suffering from drought. The pros.
poets are variable and a general n6nnd.
nnce Is not to bc relied on. Germany and
England have the best prospects, and
Russia, Hungary and France tIie worst,
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LONDON June 3O.-The .SandarTS
special dispatch from preSthe, reports
that the loss Of life by the tempest Of yes.
teriay, exceeded tie first report; one hun
drcd and twenty dead bodies have been
found In the Danube, and many more
must have been Carried away by the cur
rent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NVW AUFh HIUUUy UIlW otVUHH'
NRw YORK, June 20.-MoNEY-Easy
at 2a2h per cent Prime mercantile paper
S1la5 per cent
STERLING ExCHANGR-Firm at $4.S6IIa
4.S7 for sixty daysand $4,s931a4,9O foresight,
GoLD-Steady at ll7h. Carrying rates
per cent, loans were also made hat, 2 per
cent and l.64for use. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursCd $l,S4OOOO Clcarings, $S7, ,OOO,O 900,
Custom receipts $975YOOO. Exports Of pro.
duce during the week $5,9ls,O63.
lnMnnMAs uAln., E.,,,
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PittsbuFgh.

PITTSBURGH, June Wheat -Un.
changed. COrn-Dull ear 7Sa75ci Shellsl
75a77C. PetrOleum-Steady; crude 81 % at
Parker'T refined llTc Philadelphia de-
livery.
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AI2S.OOO Fire.

PATERSON, NJ, June GA FIRE at
Wa4Son Bridge this forenoon burned the
bridge works, Loss $4,000.
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AURORA, June 29.-Wtight & Hill's
sash, door and blind factory was burned
here this morning. Loss $4,000. Un-
insured.
DIED.
w. Wright, formerly one Of the pro.
prietors, died last Monday night at Min.
neapoliS, whittier he had gone for his
health.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, June 9O,-Jos. LoetlCr was
arrested last night, on complaint Of Col.
Beeeher, for perjury. Price appeared
rs witness against him, making affidavit
that he did not know I.Oeder previous to
1879 and knew nothing about TiltOn's
house until recently. lie said IOeder
told him now would be n good time to
make some money. Judge Morris up.
peared for I.oeder and Tracy for the com :
plainant. The Judge ordered I.oeder
and Price to be locked up. Morris said
yesterday that his side was ready to
begin again within an hour after the
discharge Of the jury, using tho testimony
Of LOGlCr and Price,
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SToCEs-StOcks were weak and lower at
the opening, but later became firm and
prices advanced kalh per cent, after
which the market became irregular, the
weak features being Erie, Northwestern
and Atlantic 4 Pacific Telegraph, but af.
terwards these stocks became Grner and
the rest Of tho list strong, particularly
Western Union, on The report that the
whole Of the four million lOan llad been
taken. Transactions on Stock Exchange
aggregated $4,000 shares, of which 10000
were Pacific Mail, $1,000 Western Union,
1900 Northwestern, 1000 Erie, 29,OOO Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash Rnd $4,000 Union Pa.
CinC
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ABOUT THE jury ROOM.

The Times to-day has the following In
its story Of tho TiltOn.Beecher Jury;
About 4 r. NJ. yesterday those who hap
pened to be In the corridor were astonish.
ell to SOC Shearman, Murray and liigelOw,
and lawyer Abbott's clerk, walk 10 tho
court room adjoining that In which we're
the jury, with two windows looking direct
ly IN two windows Of the latter room at u
distance Of twenty feet. An attempt to
follow them showed that they had secured
the door by placing n chair under the
knob. When point was found from
which view of tho interior Of the room
could be obtained II was seen that Shear
man and BigelOw and Abbots clerk were
engaged In IN animated debate In front Of
one 0f the windows while Murray was at
the other conversing in loud voice with
Christ Felter and Geo, Hull, who were
standing at u window opposite, At this
tho reporter burst In the door and enter
ed the room whence Slearman, Murray
and the clerk instantly made their exit.
Bigelow remained half an hour, the re.
porter watching him closely when he left.
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The Value OF Farm Products.

The last volume Of the Agricultural
Report contains the following table,
which shows the cash value Of farm pro-
duets per acre in the several States;
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Thus we find gain OF over nine dollars
in making butter, besides having the
skinned milk and buttermik for home
consumption. have given the price
that we received for our butter in No.
vember. We consider the milk worth at
least two cents a quart to feed pigs,
although future experiments may require
smaller estimate OF liz value for this
purpose.-NcB England Farmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY ARR 90

THURSDAY ARR 20
For Europe VIA Plymouth, ChrrA0rg dnl llamhnre by te
sieau SIN" cOsr ~ ii % \ Suppgmc
Hal D. lO 81 auls!ip ali 1t : b. Ia,
from ii,l Al foot OF mir st, obOkcn
FOR a "a and eneSn' b. the steamship ltna, NAL. coSe
a. steamship 7iils AT ii a. iIJn i1 No 81, North
iUvrr. ~. -.
YCr, mai clos, at T. Sup lvneiaiy Mail - Clu-
at 80 D. steamship sails at iron Per ~" 8 N'rth
Tor rcr1nula by the steamship Gamma, mails close ~
Ia at p nom Per NO IL NOith IdFtf
FIIDAi, Ar.i. 80
For Aspnval, Panama, the Central American and south
PaD q Iors the 80 tlC, Hltl, Gloss al ~ n
~ A Supplementary Ma ~ closet ~ ~ a. M st''us y
sas at IL a., irow 80. ~, Sol u itiy"r
Aais cW IL Hand clos" at uIe ~" ORR 20 tOice
ever day AZ $50 y.
10. idft y \. IL closed at the Ne" OFA iOst
Sal URDAN, MAY l.
For England Wales and ireland, ii Queenstown and iy
err oO, b, t1y C mails ~ II -,
wall ~ | IN. Steamship rhs
a ~ M. Pier 40. ~ SOIih iiv"r.
only, by the steamship California clos al
II - a. M a Supplementary Mail clos 81 al D. IA. Stedii
sDiu ,tl, al D. IA. Pier No ~, N0ith Eivcr
Continent Of Europe Except fr1nocl ~'ut ilni
ton and steamship mails tlO>' u
A "a Supplementary Mail is closes ~ Si"an""p
a 2 q. from Per foot al Ilifi st. HohOkfi
qr France direct the steam France. malls cost at
II 80 \ Supplementary Sian clos Il al .. IA SV'-n'
sli!p san "A . u. from ficr 80 90 Nortl liver
Key West 10y the steamship ny "i W AGO CLOS az
. "a SAILS al n. from lIrT No ~ itHt II'tt
SUNDAY, MAY 2
All Mails IL u Ihe FOs'-Ole- 10 open
frIm "A m. 10 II 4. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
TIE COURTS.

THE PEOPLES ACTION AGAINST TWEED.
THE DEFENDANTS TIME TO ANSWER EXTENDED--A
BILL or PARTICULARS DEMANDED by TwTED's
IAwYErs.
judge Barrett, ut Supreme Court, Special
Term has granted twon:y davs further tim" 10 william
VI. Tweed 10 PIT in his to the complaint 81 the
People IN the last suit brought against him, Il original
tno to expiring yesterday. The motion IS made
a formal affidavit of merits made by Tweed That he
he's stated bis clse fully End fairly TO William Edclscn
lis counsel and ia advised hy him that lie has good de-
fnse 10 the IN rits and on the affidavit Of Robert f.
Doyo one Of ms attorneys, which includes two letters
showing tho next preliminary step 20 be L" demand
bill of particulars, which the Attorney General says can
not, the theft o. the vouchers ia ISL b given
Robert l.. Deyo i'll his affidavit, that his FIRM. Field
& Dcyo has appeared TOR Tweed, and on A'ril 20 de
nandcd of the Alto ucy General end plaintiffs at"rcy
acOry Of al ilc accounts and claims mentioned IN &c
coulpaht as having been audited and PAID aud hl al
particulars Of such OF sil accounts and claims rs me
nllun r!aim 70 have hceu false fictitious an ffaudu
Mt; that the m" 'or the service 0t the particulars 81
said accounts and claims aud said bill Of cirs cX
pircs prl 30 S7 and that the have not yet ben
served that II the suna u not served m Defendants
frfl,yit; for nm order c"mpellU- snrh service:
lt the complaint does not state in what ros"cct tie
sad accounts ami claims false, fraudulent. aud
fictitious the said accounts aud claims were
for purport 70 b. for, cXccpt in th' most general
monuer in schedule annexed ii eieto. nor in what rt-
spcct they wee not IN compliance WIN ceita II ci oi
ton OF plaintiffs alcS cause OF action THAI since If
n uec was served and on Apr,l a. ls71 coW4un ca
ton received ny lttln from lls At'4tF
Gcucr 10 which reply sent the same day that
this action is enc Of great magnitude hcng brought o
SGl9SJd7 So; that dcpOncnt believes II Us i'm
possible 70 draw satisfactory VIZ, or t. take amy
other acton a. which sad defendant may be "utiicd
without the information sought for.
The notice from The Alto ncyGtncral rofcred t. In the
all iaNit l. - iOi"wr:
will ice ihat al the accounts and ella
toned IN the complaint her Ia, been cr eel ~
have rel pa H. been detryci ami osi, ana
copies now be had, ten q inns a
ill IN the Controllers OMc and copies th'r o
ained am cation. They Ire eamr % WI ir
de cIGaIt Tweed has already taken cop ana they D
forth q indictment ~ the tPrndln mt 1--WE" W o.
oilers for -cm,..uoTs, Which indictment the dreuda
Tweed had copy.
Tho reply OF III q DoyO is as follows:
Your notice. Just re iyei ia respect TO the accounts ana
mentioned NOT TIE WIZ lr
81 orr demand You do not give b OF particulars 81
~ and claims Tie plant III claim 20 have N,n
false fictitious. aud lrid lent We suppose TIA II II
intended behalf Of the ia ntds to avel and To sustain ih
affidavit that i'm IN 81 the
fals, item nciitou and every item naduent
have been discriminatory ad what mat has
the defendant ClIiuls ght tu know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE IsaTRIPIE SHEET

segfed Godsten, Louis Dri,he and VIE nrs Margarehe
Wagner aud ch d. Mrs. I'm lie NeumaBu, John VI. Farta
wife and ch D. SiTans,e J. palme H. ssgke, A. Rorcker
GuSv H0cCLtr Miss Henrete q RITZ. Miss Natalie Gert,
Miss Pauline Henry Duck gtische Friedrich g. kstzen
BACH August Krfse Miss Helene stockton aud child Cnstay
wife, irrner prinue rsncTg u n
Causen and wi,e Mrs. Mare Ne men, Mrs sarah Bolton
t"ess, sim0n Koch, VIE, ana child. MIS- Tom strauss
Heinrich ~tomcvtr, Mis- Tlsrte Si1lmcycr John EuFc,
Enccl r,rrihar Kitsccr Fer' nani Ku1kf Imam
IN reftgsi.r ffefsTfg Aurl --Augfs StIrslcr vie,
70. chill and servant Edmund Ucrsbcrs and vile u
dnf Rosa Euil y 81 John Va n Helene WehrS. Gerhard
Kern. H. strauss. Chis. aud .a Gang
of Abrt Ianlshrrc Mqgl Pfal BERTHA Sc'6sirn Ftcir
Thomson A. osenstloll WilhC SchOnfclor. Walter Helm
tlrl llmberg Ou0 iloc-sr Emma liaasc an two chI-
dre Bert Ia RciWcrS kratine Hanson and titcc ciiren
FROM LINEEIOOII IN steamship France, April 2S.-Mr
AMI Mrs j. T. Perry, Mr.. and Mis- &. r. sheridan and CT
Dir ~. fmbc ut and MIA. Cover, MI aud ~ WOOD
bury Mrs Rocker Rev. AMI Mrs Loucon AID child, Msa
rtury, Pope. Nj and Mrs StuCae Mrs. ami Miss
collar ". Mathews Mrt GunuiSon and infant Mss DO,
title KoInp, J. Stanton r. Huutey, H. h. T0mkius T.
Vari T. r. lfpyno. g. Creole, anil Mrs Bartiolncnn.
VI VI KilnVton, Capt ami Mrs CHRISTIAN and ciid, Mr..
alanfyuc, r. smith, j. Walsh \. LoWbODn, Mrs aud Miss
ON,4Lc, Mr. Iiudunan, M Unite. Mrs. Cochrale.
FROM IdNEllPDOf~-I Steamship afIftgI, AMI ~
Air and Mrs. ". ". COLLEEN and child, Jas Hanofp, Mrl
Osbonc Mrs +. N. Delfes Mr and MIR. W. keihea
lunf 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-29
CIVIL NOTES.

The SHIT of A. c. Schless;ncer and another
against Geo W Rand and others prupricors ~ 'c 81
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday, before judge lrrt
more and defend ns not apt aifuS verdict WAS give"
for plaintiffs for S22s 20.
In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Judge
Donohue, the of K c. Dunn and others against
Arthur Murphy en- led yesterday Tile plaintiffs are
merca nj lie agency COMPANY and the suit t0grcOycr
one Of THEN seniannu books which had fallen into The
hands Of MnYply Tues books not sod, bar Il, en-
10 subscribers under au express encnt that they viii
only them for their own business and Will return
uem when they receive fri s took or thrir suhScV
ton terminates In tits the deicndan clluei 10
have purchased the book ut public sale The Iniins
placed the vaue Of their book nj $3.50 but pressed Il" ~
money damages The july found verdict in their favor