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MISCELLANEOUS.

MOBILE, May 4.-The Spencer investi-
eating committee here are still examining
witnesses. The developments are said to be
rich, throwing light on the outrage business
and the use of troops in Alabama. This evil
dence promises to be interesting and volu-
| MinOus.
Boston, May 4.-The programme for>the
entertainment Of the Catholic prelstes who
participated in the conservation ceremonies
was fully and most pleasantly carried out to-
day rs prearranged, closing with reception by
the Catholic Union ut Boston College last
evening. Between six and eight hundred
persons we're present.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-The Association of
American Medical Editors held its annual
meeting at the Gait House last night The
following named officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. DR.. Bell, of New
York; Vice President, Dr.. H. c. Wood, of
Philadelphia; Secretary, DR.. F. Q. Davis. of
Chicago.
BosroS. May The steamer Alhambra
ashore at Cape Sable was, at last accounts,
landing her Cargo. which was an assorted one,
and valued al about $4,000. She had on
two, including the officers, all of whom were
safely landed. The steamer rests upon rocks,
but it its thought she can be got off with the
assistance Of a tug, her own pumps and
marine divers.
HUDSON, N. Y, May 4.-Wesley Van Due
san, wealthy farmer of this county, killed
his aged mother and himself.
ST.. GATHERINGS, May 4. - The Welland
Canal is open.
LoGANsroEr, Ind, My 4. ~ Hon. D. D.
Pratt, ex-United States Senator, has accepted
the position Of Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue, rendered him by President Grant
yesterday.
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ST. LoIr1S Jnlv % 1879

ST. LOUIS, July %, 1872.
Messrs. J. & C. Mcguire:
Gentlemen Some ten years ago was at
tackled with bleeding piles, which we're SUBJ
sequently aggravated by active service in the
army, becoming SO bad that ] despaired of
relief, having exhausted all the ordinary rem
edies for this complaint. About two months
ago ! began the use of your "White Rose
Pile Cure and Cundurange Liver and Blood
Bitters, and now feel that can congratu-
late myself upon being cured. am also en-
tirely relieved OF constipated condition of
the bowels, which had become chronic.
Respectfully, yours.
CHAs. j. Fox,
OF Fairchild & Fox, No. 512 Olive street.
For sale by all first class druggists
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK. May L. wy Evening - Cottol
closed heavy and prices nominal Midilinl
Upl.nds 16l@16s. Sales 427 bales; net re
ceipts 806; gross 1914. Futures CLOSED
barely steady. Sales $4,000 bales, as fol
lows May 16 1-16@l6 1872 June 16 $500
16 3-16 July 16 1920 16s, August 1910
l6 1882. September l6I@l6 9-32, October
Is 13-16@l5 1882, Novem Der Is II lea 15i
December 154Ol5 1916. January Is 27-32la
Is 1916, February Is 1-1G@16,.
Southern -four firm; moderate demand
prices unchanged. Wheat quiet, without de.
clded change; shippers generally insist upon
lower prices, which holders refuse to yield.
Corn about 1c lower; moderate demand; 900
9l3 for Western mixed, 9lGs9la for yello "
Western. Coffee quiet and steady. Sugar
quiet and firm. RICE quiet and steady. Tai
low steady; 85M91. Rosin dull; 50 O5Ny
50 10 for strained. Tnrpentine dull; 81
Pork lover; new mess S22. Lard heavy; 15a
for prime steam Whisky tirmer; 81 II.
Freights dull and heavy; cotton by sail !, by
steam iC5-16.
prime; SiMSJ muscovado; refined firmer,
iCl@, 10. a. 1Oal9 IL for hard grades Molasses
firm; grocery grades in demand.
CINCINNATI, May - Cotton dull, Mid
ding Isl Flour firm. Wheat dull: red 81 33
al IS. Corn-demand active. 77MSO. Oats
steady; demand moderate, 67N7O. Pork
steady; demand moderate, S22 25. Lard quiet
and weak; summer steam Is, winter 49,. ket
tie 15s@16. Bulk meats-demand fair and
market firm; shoulders s.. at country points,
50 here. clear rib 11.9OG12, clear 12sG1l2I
Bacon firm: shoulders 81, clear rib l25(Hl2 50,
clear 13i@l35. Whisky-demand fair and
market firm, 81 IA.
ST.. LOUIS, May 4.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed. Flour-superfine winter IS 15M
80; extra winter SIS 4O@5 so; double extra
SIS 60@5 so. Wheat-No. 2 red winter 81 46,
No. 81 50 bid, No. spriug Chicago 81 O5s
75h, closing easier. Oats inactive, but firm,
No. 2 65@65s in elevator. Whisky held
firmly, 81 Is. Pork dull, small lots at S22 %,
round lots offered at $22 without buyers
Dry salt meats held, shoulders SIC, clear rib
12c, clear 1879. No sales Bacon firm, jobbing
and order lots shoulders 9i@9!!, clear rib l2ss
@13, clear 13ii013!. Lard, sales at private
terms, supposed to be at Isl.
LOUISVILLE, May Cotton quiet: Mid
ding 15s. Flour firm and unchanged Wheat,
good demand; red 81 90. amber and white
81 25. Corn steady, 75@7G. Oats steady,
69M70. Hay-demand tair and firm, S24.
Pork S22 5O@23. Bulk meats strong
shoulders s., clear rib 12II, clear 12ss@l25.
Loose bacon shoulders 81, clear rib 13i,
clear 49, packed. Lard-good, nominal,
tierce 16@164, kegs 16l. Whisky 81 II.
Begging very firm, tending upward, 1908
CHICAGO, May 4.-Flour firm. Wheat weak,
No. l spring Chicago 81 90. No. fresh 81 O43,
No 2 mixed 1905 Oats dull, No. 2 62f.
Pork-fair demand, s2l 5O@21 60. Lard dull
at Is 80. Bulk meats steady. Whisky quiet,
81 H.
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The MODERN WONDER Experienced peo-
pie are found wondering how so perfect
sewing machine as the Wilson Shuttle can be
made SO perfect in every part, so thoroughly
adapted to the requirements OF family sewing,
and yet be sold fol twenty dollars less than
any other frst-class machine. The reason is
easy and plain: The Wilson Sewing Machine
Company is content with fair profit, because
the most perfect machinery is used in its con-
struction. The splendid establishment of the
company, and its immense business. is the
best evidence that this policy has been a sue
cess. Salesroom 1879 Canal street. New Or
leans. This company want few more good
agents.
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Ioosr,suEp IRON WRIST paoE.'

passing vessels obtained sufhcient nauus :. ~
work the ship, and proceeded on hs voyage "
London. :.
The mutineers seized the opportunity to
carry out their plo. when on watch WIN TIE
first mate and boy. The latter was gagged:
The men struck the first mate from behind
and fractured his skull The second mate
coming to the rescue was seized and thro Tn
overheard alive The boy, meanwhile, got
freq and alarmed Capt. Patterson, who came
no from the cabin with two revolvers and
began firing with effect One Of the mutt
neers recaived seven bullets, and another was
wounded in the stomach. The one who was
reported dying may live until the vessel
reaches London.
LONDON, May An the House Of Com
mons this evening Mr. Oclerey withdrew his
motion for the recognition by Great Britain
Of bcl!igerent rights of the Carlists IN SPAN.
MIR Bourke under Secretary Tor the Foreign
Department, stated that there was no reason
to depart from the policy Of non-interference
observed during previous civil wars In Spain.
LONDON, Nav 1.-The MARIE Lime Express,
Of this week, says During April there have
been sharp night frosts and o short allow
nncc Of rain. Unless there is more OF the
latter, forage will be scarce.
The corn threatens 10 be late, whatever
may be its bulk. Ia France the wheat has
already suffered, and the rye still more 80. In
Russia tie sewers have actually been beaten
off by the snow. The markets generally snow
a decline in price of six pence TO @ shilling }
MADRID, May king Alfonso received
the papal nuncio to-day. He said he was
aware Of his duties of gratitude and affection
to tho Holy Father. and should fulfill them.
BE.SE May Representatives Of States
belonging to the Postal Union ratified the
treaty. France signed it subject to the oon-
sent of the Assembly.
PARIS May minister Dufaure has drawn
up regulations for the election 10 tho Senate.
The members are to receive tho same salary
as the Deputies.
ROME, May 4.-The Pope is again in weak
state, and under treatment of his physicians.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 4. - Spanish gold, 213@
2.14; American, 22l@222. The quotations
Of Exchange below are owing to the fuctua-
ton Of gold exchange against Spanish gold
on the United States. Sixty days currency,
13!@14! premium; short sight, 12@13 pre-
short sight, .@i discount cunt p ON Londo e.o Ill.,
@129 premium; on Paris, pa,Ms discount.
Sugar quiet and firm, No. IL, u. S., TOT
reals per arrobe.
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LETTER FROM MRS. TILTON TO JUDGE NEIL
SON.

NEW YORK, May THE STIR published
by Joe Howard, IN unqualified advocate o.
Mr.. Beecher) publishes the following AZ thu
substance of Mrs Tiiton's communication u
Judge Nelson:
.Sjl-Hy the laws peculiar phrase l am de-
barred from appearing before you as Q wit
ness, because my husband seeks fortune al
the price of my dishonor. l have mother
md several children. am woman with nc
legacy to leave those children save a spotless
"namc."
Judge for yourself then whether can tamely
submit to tho haunting lies of him who fas
fish infamies have torn me from hearth and
home, blasted my fair fame and turned me
penni)ess upon the charity of friends. de-
mand to be heard by the jury to whom has
been told the falsehood of my protector.
Surely, if he can address the jury for days
with deadly cunning and INSCRIPTIONS con-
cet, that he may ruin my reputation, cast
oeloquy and reproach upon on my name and
make it the by-word and scorn of all the
world, l too have right to be heard too
have q tale to tell too have q revelation to
make.
Untausht by counsel, unaidcd by friends,
without the pecuniary stimulant of adoring
companions como alone and stand plead
lug ut the bar for justice ask no mercy, l
seek no favor; l simply ask that a wronged
wife and an injured woman may be permitted
TO meet the calumnies Of q perjured man and
faithless husband. Midnight is daylight
when contrasted with his treachory. The
father of lies is an angel of purity when CON-
pared with this monumental hypocrite.
seek no sensation; crave no publicity,
bnt for my sake, for my childrens sake and
for the sake Of manhood throughout the
world. l respectfully ask tho precious boon of
solt-defense against the beastly onslaught of a
brutal husband.
1t is not believed that the above is the exact
tenor of the document. though it may be the
spirit of it,
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 4.-Stocks closed dull and
steady. Central 1G5 Erie 3O4; Lake Shore
71@7li; illinois Central los; Pittsburg 49,
Northwestern 4laa, do. preferred 54s Rock
Island 104a.
Sub-Treasury balances gold SEQ, 654, Ga,
currency Sal, 4Sl, lab.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $685. 900 on &C.
count of interest and s50l, 900 for coupons.
Customs receipts 100000.
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NRy. TILTON'S LETTER TO JUDGE NELSON
AND HIS REPLY.

BROOKLYN, May 1.-The following was sent
to Judge Nelson yesterday:
ask the privilege from you for a few words
in my own behalf. l feel very deeply the
injustice of my position In the law and before
the court now sitting, and whilSI have un-
dersood and expected from tho beginning
Mr.. Evarts's principle in the matter. yet,
since your list decision l have been SO sen
sible Of the power Of my enemies that my
soul cries out before you and tho gentlemen
of the jury that they beware how, by a
divided verdict, they consign to my children
false and irreyocab!e stain upon their
mother.
For five years past have been the victim
of circumstances most cruel and unfortunate,
struggling from time to time only for place
10 live honorably aud truthfnlly. Released
for some months from the will by whose
power unconsciously | criminated myself,
again and again l declare solemnly before
Won. without fear Of man and by faith in
God. that | am innocent of the crimes
charged against me.
would like to tell my whole, sad story
truthfully; to acknowledge the frequent false
hoods wrung from me by compulsiOn. though
Mt the same time unwilling to reveal the secret
of married lie, which only the vital import
nnce of my position makes necessary. l as
sumo the entire responsibility of this request,
unknown to friends or counsel Of either side,
and await your honorable decision.
With great respect,
ELIZABETH Il. TnToN
THE JUDGES REPLY.
CHAMBERS OF THE CRY CouRT
OF Brooklyn. N. T.,
Brooklyn. May 4. 1876
Mrs. Tton-I am directed by Chief Judge
Nelson to return your letter, as it can not be
read IN court. Also, to state that in civil
cases counsel have the right to refrain from
calling particular witnesses, however compe-
tent, and that neither the court nor the client
can interfere with the exercise Of that right.
The Judge also instructs me to say that the
question whether you could be q witness
stands on quite another ground from that
considered when your husband was called
and sworn He was q competent witness to
testify in his own behalf against third ,,er-
son-a defendant and while the policy Of the
law was TO some extent involved, there wos
10 express statute in the way but tae s,atnle
IF May 10, 1867, which expressly declares
Ike wife to be incompetent as Q witness for
q against the husband Yours respectfully,
GEO. w. KNAEBEL.
Clerk City Court
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FIFTH GRAND FURNITURE SALE-Messrs
Nash & Hodgson, auctioneers. make their
fifth grand sale of elegant. ordinary and me-
dunn, parlor, dining and bedroom furniture
at 1Os o'clock, this A. NJ, at the store of
Messrs. D. kalham l. Co., No. 36 Royal
street, near Customhouse street. The sale is
positive and without limit or reserve, on
account of retiring from business. Parties
desiring bargains should be sure and attend
the sale. See the advertisement for particu-
lars.
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PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, May 4-For Wednesday, in
the Gulf States, rising, followed by falling b.
rometer. northerly winds, shifting to south
east on the coast, clear and warmer weather,
and possibly local coast rains
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CITY COUNCIL.

The City Council met in regular session at
noon yesterday. Hon. c. J. Leeds, Mayor,
in the chair, and all the Administrators pres
ent.
! A message was received from the Mayor,
calling attention to the falling off in the esti-
| mated revenues of the city, and recommend.
| ing reduction of expenditures in the several
| departments, in keeping with this falling off.
| 1t was referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
The report Of the Commissioners of the
Fink Asylum was received and referred.
Administrator Burke introduced an ordi-
nance for the application of the revenues de-
rived by the city of New Orleans from the
wharves and levees and for the reduction Of
the charges for the use Of the wharves and
levees.
The ordinance provides that all receipts
shall 90 to repairs of wharves first and the
surplus shall be applied to existing wharf OBJ
legations.
Major Burke introduced a bill against the
Leves Company for repairs on the levee out
side of the city limits, and on motion he was
credited with the amount to his budget, and
the amount fifteen thousand dollars, charged
| to the Levee Company.
An ordinance making the following appro.
priations for the month of April was called
up and passed:
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department Of Finance. ........... 1854 s6
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department Ct Public Accounts 49, 1928 81
Officers, clerks and employees IN the
Department. Of Assessments -. 2,425 90
Officers, clerks and employees in the
department. of the May ....,..... 1858 80
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department Of Commerce ..... 2,so9 90
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department Of Wa ter Works an Pub
lie Buildings. ...................... s,514 80
pitAl ............ ................ 425 90
Officers, clerks and employees in the
City Attorney = Office .. s65 90
W. T. Mayo, collector Of drainage tax 200 90
l.. Laroque, assistant collector of drain
age TAX ............... 1OO w
Officers, clerks and employees in the
Department of Improvements -. 2,so6 66
Officers. clerks and employees in the
Surveyors Department ...-.:.:. 1,o6s 80
Officers, clerks and employees Of the
Department Of Police ...... 1888 81
Salaries OF Mayor and Administrat rs 4,125 70
Total officers pay roll ........ s2, 1904 IS
Wages, wharves and landings, Depart
mont OF Commerce ............... l2O 90
Pay roll Of laborers employed in the
Department of Water Works ana
Public B .ildings -............. 1880 co
Pay roll of laborers employed in the
Department of Improvements. ...... 81. 1874 y
Pay roll of laborers employed in the
Surveyors Department .. 1900 90
Grand total Observation-Disclosures 61, 943 80
Several petitions were received and appro-
priateiy referred.
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The GAYETY THEATER Master Johnny in
his artistic specialties was loudly applauded
last night, and the singing OF Miss Ociavia
was very excellent. The dancing of Kearney
Messrs. Banks and Sisson were treated to a
fair share of applause.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Music -"The Boy Detect.
i've was repeated last night at this theater,
and Miss Granville as Butts improved on her
performance Of the evening before, giving a
much more complete and thorough rendition
of the role. The two beats, as interpreted by
Messrs Wallace and Pike, created considera-
bic merriment, and the entire olio perform
anee was interesting and artistic.
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SUICIDE in GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, May 4.-Robert E. Mayield. of
Conyers. Ga, until recently member Of the
1irm Of s. Maytield 4 Son. shot himself in the
head with pistol. Dissipation ccused tie
r,sh act
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, May 4, P. NJ. - Cotton -
sales on basis Of Midiling Uplands, shipped
April and May, 4. Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester dull; not quotab]y lower.
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A brilliant skin is the result produced by
one bottle of Marden's Zarsaparilla. Price,
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INNS. TlLTON,S LETTER.

New YORK, May Mr.. Howard editor of
The Star, says the document published in his
paper this morning is neither the text nor the
nature of Mrs. Tilton's communication to
Judge Nelson. Consequently, the character
Of the paper remains a mystery yet.
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A clear complexion is produced by using
Morsden's Zarsaparilla. For sale by all drug
gists.
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GurrERLNG.- Frederick Comin, black
smith, while crossing the gutter at the corner
of Craps and Elysian Fields streets, acct
dentally fell in and fractured his right leg.
DR.. Schumacher attended the sufferer and
sent him to the Charity Hospital.
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CIVIL RIGHTS DECISION IN NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON, May 4.-Judge Brooks, Of the
United States District Court, in charging the
grand jury today, decided the Civil Rights
lit il i; criminal aspec., which was ths only
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POLITICAL.

RALEIGH, May Ain the municipal election
the Democrats carrid eleven out of seventeen
Aldermen. The Aldermen elect . Mayor.
This is the first time since the war that the
city has gone Democratic. The Democrats
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MONTGOMERY, May 4.-The city election
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electing the Mayor, Clerk and twelve Alder
men. This is the first time the Democrats
havo carried the city since the reconstruc-
ton. There is great rejoicing, firing Of can
non, etc. Majority (semi-of!icial) 4l0.
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Marsden's ZArsaparilla cures pimples and
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The hardest word to spell is hardest bat
there is one word harder.
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PHILADELPHIA, May The trial Of john
w. Gerdemann, ex.priest of ST. Bonifacius
Church, for embezzlement Of church funds,
commenced yesterday. The greater part Of
the day was taken up with arguments OF coun-
sci. As the accused and wife left the court
house, there were received with jeers from
some and cheers from others.