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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-16
IFor the Dtapatch.l

Can you inform q subscriber to your pa
per il the city police receive one half Of the
fine imposed upon, persons for keeping
dogs without license and fast driving2 I
have heard that they do. Are they not paid
a monthly salary to attend to their duties 2
And why should q bride of one hall the fine
be offered them to nadke them perform their
dutiesp BY all means let US have new
police board. Ii.
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A BIG FINANCIAL LEAK.-The municipal
commission appointed some months ago by
Governor Hartranft to suggest reform in
the Government Of cities OF Pennsylvania
has made partial report to the Legislature.
Among other things the commission report
that they discovered leak in the enforce
ment OF existing liquor laws in the city OF
Philadelphia that will inure to the benefit
Of the State il followed up to the extent OF
from five to seven hundred thousand dol
lore
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AN Ex-PREsIDENT's GRANDsoN.-A paper
printed in Covington, KY, says: evil
liam Henry Harrison, grandson OF EXPIRE
sident Harrison, who attacked and cruelty
wounded Miss Mary Moore, Of Boone coun-
ty, some time ago, and was sent to the asy-
lum at Lexington as insane, has been cured
and released. Since bis release Harrison
has become the husband OF q Miss McIn-
tyre, OF Cleves, Ohio. He has disposed of
his farm at North Bend. The troubles
arising from debts on this unsettled his
mind.o ~ s
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STILL ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK IN TRoU-
Bethlehem, Pa, March 14.-There
was much excitement in this region to-day,
caused by report that the First National
Bank of Allentown had suspended. The
report was caused by the fact that the bank
was. paying checks for small amounts by
drafts on New York. The temporary en-
barrassment OF this bank causes general un-
easiness, Notwithstanding the hopeful assu-
RANGES OIL its officials.
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Thief Caught. Julius Jones, private
watehman, on Wednesday caught negro,
who gave his name as Johnston, stealing
iron from the Danvitle railroad near the
shops in Manchester. He gave him long
chase down Third street Us far as Decatur,
when he succeeded in capturing him, with
the assistance OF Mr.. f. Payne. He was
turned over to the Chief Of Police.
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HUsTINGs CoURT, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday Judge Guigon
refused bail on writ OF ha6eaS corpus in
the case OF George Anthony, who is charged
with striking Nellie Giblin with stone on
the 9th of February, as DR.. Jackson states
that it is impossible to say whether the
child will live or die from the injury.
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THE MOZART LAST NIGHT. T.-Considerin
the many fine entertainments which have
been given by the Mozart Association it
might seem an eXaggeration, but the masi-
Gale OF last night was to our mind superior
to any that have gone before. ......
Mrs. Reinhardt delighted the audience
with two exquisite solos. Her rendition of
Abt's "FloWer on the Way" with violon-
cello obligato by Mr.. G. w. Thilow, was
the gem OF the evening, and elected raptu-
rous applause.
Mr.. Henry Mitchell sang a baritone solo
with spirit and feeling. -.
The Chickering grand piano was dedi-
Gated by Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt, and his
SOLO" First Grand Concerto" opus 25, by
Mendelssohn, with gracefully-arranged or
chestrai accompaniment-was mastery
effort; and we say, all honor to the pianist
of the Mozart Association.
The piano duo between Professor Thilow
and Miss Bette Lubbock was well given,
as was also the difficult execution in his
violin solo by Mr.. Charles Peters.
The two overtures-"Le Cheval de
Bronze" and Semiramide by the Or
chestra were excellently rendered. The
audience seemed particularly delighted with
the former. The orchestra deserve great
praise for the rapid improvement they have
made; but we must repeat that there is too
great predominance OF brass and drums.
They should be toned down. The follow
ing-named gentlemen composed it:
Pianist, Professor j. Reinhardt. First
violins, John Kessnich, Julius Peters, H.
w. Lubbock, George Voelker, George
Woodroffe, Jr.; second violins, Or. w.
Leigh Burton, Peter Martini, Adoiph Thi-
low, E. S. Anderson; violas, Charles Pc
ters, George Woodroffe, sr., John Base
ler; viooncellos, C. W. Thilow, DR.. P.
Peters, E. A. Hoen; bass violins,
Richard Wagner, John Reintz; flutes,
C. L. Siegel, e. R.. Archer, Fl. Wildt; !;
clarionct, George Voelker; cornets, j. Beir,
n. Trimmer, E. Fontaine De Witt, j. Belr,
Jr.; - - Walt; French horn, John Rein
hardt; tuba, John Boucher; trombone,
William Smith; bassoon, Mr.. Krause; ket-
tle-drum, Henry Trimmer; bass-drum, Mr..
Adams .-.--s-
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MEETING og THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON
COUNTIES, oIfIEs, land TowNs-RICH-.
MoND POLICE DISCUSSED : THE FIGHT
oPENED-FEEs OF sEkGEANTs, sHERIFFs,
AND OFFICERS OF PoL1CE-THE CAUCUS
LAST NIGHT-PUBLIc WAREHOUSE
:LEAsETHE CANAL BILL. &C.
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FOR THE LARaEsT STOCK OF FRENCH AND
ENGLISH CoATINGs AND CAssIAEREs In the city
call at 1900 Main street, where r. y. 6PEScE d
soy are Offering all the new and nosSy ssyies Of
Worsted Diagonals and Fancy Cassimsro suiiines,
and will make them up to order in the very best
style and manner, and guarantee perfect subtraction
regard t, style, and price, Call early at the Old
Corner Store. :. . e. b. SrEs0E Son,
Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main street.
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AUCTION sALEs Tn1s pAY.

Gg- On all sales of Real Estdte made bettossi
the present year frue to be pnid bN the parchasef
Or all sales made bstsoeen the lst ~ July dHdsGs
or the year the taes haze to be paid tY The setIef
fThIs custom was adopted about nftean SyeAfaags
by all the real estate agents in Ri:h,uoud, aud ap
plies to Richmond and vfcfnity.l ~
f. EW.POWELL, 10 A. r., large and attractive sale
OF fruit-trces, plants, evergreens, &C.
ROBERT B. LYME, 4x p. h.. brick tenement No.
2l9 Mayo street, between Broad and ksss
streets. ~ '.a.1 .'.#tt1 A .'-Fs-
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear,
cool, and pleasant. ,.,@
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 80; /;
8 A. NJ, 80; noon, 49; 3 p. NJ, 5S; 6 P.
M., so; midnight, 48.
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1rrest.-Coleman alias Finn Burruss
(colored) was arrested yesterday for stealing
timber from Mr.. Barry, the house-mover,
and will be tried to-day. He is an old SUBJ
ject for Justice. e..s,.,...........
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DISPATCH PRIsrINe-HousEs-Ino order TO mst
The constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added q weli-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our Improved IA
cHIsEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
or WORK at moderate figures and In The most exp.-
ditious manner.
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SAVE MoxEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work. low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

TRAYS, ATTENTION Assemble at y
~ ReSimcnial hrmory on FRIDAY NIGHT n
SEyT al tx O'Clock, in undress uniform, for III
drill IL
NH l5-2t WILLIAM G. STOKES. orderly.
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THREE NIGHTS ONLY.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Engagement of Mr. DALI'S
FAMOUS FlFTH-AEENUE COMPANY
who will present on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, MARCH 10 AND 20,
Mr. Dalys latest New York success, entitled
LEMONS: OR, WEDLOCK FOR SEVEN.
A., + Ere,t f,s, s,.... The lemons are selected.
Act II-Luncheon-ttme. The lemons are squeezed.
To he presented with new and elaborate scenery,
superb costumes, and an unequallcd cast OF artists
WEDNESDAY Will be presented with every alien
lion paid 10 detail. DaIy's comic novelty,
BIG BONANZA.
Box-sheet at Johnston's, 9lS Main street. Prices
&C psu,I mh 1851
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Sentenced to the LaSh.-Absalom Patter-
son (colrred), aged ten years, was before
the Mayor yesterday, and ordered to re-
ceive five lashes for stealing wood from a
neighbor. ...... s..s.....
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L o.
DIR. ScHENcK's STANDARD REMEpIEs.-The
standard remedies for an diseases Of The lungs are
scuENcK's PULMoNLa STRUP. ScHEHCK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and Son ENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and II taken before the lnngs destroyed speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines Dr.. J. Fl. sCiIENcK. of
Philadelphia, owes his nnGiyaled success In the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases. pas. .sa.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in
the lungs; nature throws It off by an easy expecto D.
ration, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe q
slight cough will throw II Off the patient has rest,
and the lungs begin 10 heal. ,,.s,4..s ..sf !, s.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup 70 do this Schenck's
Mandrake Pills and Schsneas Sea-Weed Tonic must
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck,s Mandrake Pills act on she liver removing
all ostructions relax the the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is sooR relieved
schenck's sea-Weed Tonic Is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkan Of which 1t Is composed
mixes with the food and preventa souDg. 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
conirton, so that the food and the Pulmontc Syrup
will make good blood then the lungs heal and the
patient will surely get well u care IS taken to pre-.
vent fresh cold. t...-~.s-,sr-,s,---.
All who wish TO consult DR.. ScuENcK, either per-
sanay or by letter. can do 80 at his principal office,
corner Of sisth1and Arch street.. Phiiadeiphia,
every MONDAY 81 !!fs 70
( Schenck's imedictnes are sold by all druggists
threughoutthe country - 53.ttss:s.
-
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PERSONAL B. Smith, Esq., assistant
Of the United States Attorney. General, was
III the city yesterday.
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FROM METHoprRT PRoTHsrART, Baltimore,
nd: Fos 1nvaiids and those ID delicate health we
know nothing better than CoLDEN's LIEHic's
EIQUIp STnAcT or BanF And TONIC IEviaoR-
| AToR. We recommend it Nom personai knowledge
as carefully prepared aud being all II claims. !
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II. ELLysoN q CO., adyerti tisipE agents. insert ad-
vertisemets In an Of the AewsgApere OF the United
States at puhisherss raBe Orders ssft % the Dis
Epaseh counting--oom wtl receive psomps atten-
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REMOVALS.

DRINTING-HOUSE AND BINDER9
4 OF GEORGE ". GARY
moved 70 Eleventh street between Main and Cary.
In rear Of Thomas r. Price & Co., where, with in
creased facilities, he soicts the patronage Of his
friends and the public for all kinds of PRINTING
and BINDING.
sTATIONERY-HoUSE- No Governor street,
where may lie found Messrs 4. j. GARY, EVERETT
WADDY, A. W. BUTLER, a2d A. &. HARRINGTON,
who will be glad 70 see their friends. mh 16-4t
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A USEMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRES
II TONIGHT,
BESErIT OF Mr.. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE
MICAWBER
and the glorious comedy Of
USED UP.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY-MICAWRER
and cool As 4 CUCUMBER.
Aafincc prices, 25 and DOC. nlh I0-ItN
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FINANCIAL,

TF 0 L 0 A N.
$4,000, interest quarterly, for one or two years.
$4,000, interest quarterly, for one or TWO years.
AZ 900, one or two years, Interest very low.
Sl,OOO, twelve months, interest quarterly.
$500, twelve months.
Also. smaller amounts on good city real estate.
Applyto FkhSh -. hlIL,
NH l6-3t Real Estate Agent, 1106 Main street.
c6 600 $4,000, AND OTHER SUNS,
tDCsOSJOs 10 loan upon approved city real
estate security. APPLY at Orce to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
NH 14S3t Real Estate Agents.
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THE POLICE C0URT.-Justice Crutchfield
held this court yesterday and disposed OF a
number OF cases..
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Psserson's and Appteton's Honthlies for
April are to hand from j. T. Eliyson, l112
Main sfrpet 4 t-..-.. - tlNEEi =
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1877,
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT CELEBRATION
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sS>TuE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCUs
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY news
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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sAKs s Co.'s spring display now ready.

SPRING cLoTHNG-stock complete-A. sAKs 4
VI
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LECTURE.
Ss------e------->--- --~--~--~----r--s-N-~>~>-
GPIRlTU ALISM.

LECTURE at NEW MARKET HALL SUNDAY,
lsih, mt 7:3O ?. NJ, by III. y. ROTHERY. Subject I:
"SCIENCE. CHRISTIANITY, and SPIRITUAL
ISM Meeting also ut IL A. NJ. All are invited.
A collection Will be taken for expenses.
NH l6-2t*
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THEATRE.

LET those now laugh who never laughed before,
And those Who always laughed, now laugh inc
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forty cents for each day, when the number
is three or less for any number exceeding
three. and not exceeding ten, thirty cents
per day; and for any number exceeding
ten, Twenty-Five cents; provided that no.
thing contained in this section shall pro-
hibit allowance to be made by the Judge OF
the corporation court for salary OF deputy
sereeants In the cities OF the Common
wealth, and when any such allowance is
made by such. Judge 1t shall be paid out OF
the city treasury. SSi ~ T. q. al.f
Q. This act shall be in force from its pass-
age. fs&z. 19.i..# f.
REAPPoRTIoEBENT CAUCUS. -
The conference OF Conservative members
Of the House Of Delegates, which was to
have been held last night to take the re-
apportionment plan under consideration,
was postponed until Tonight, when the
members Of the Senate will be formally in
vited to participate. :
It is stated that according to prevailing
rules there cannot be such q thing as
House caucus; that the caucus must repre-
sent the two houses or nothing.
RAILROAD AND CANAL.
/, Mr.. Fink, one Of the receivers OF the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, was
before the House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation yesterday to answer the
interrogatories lately propounded BY the
committee in relation to the management OF
the road now compared to what it was nm
der General Malone. ..-a
The canal-lease bill and competing propo-
sitlons will be considered by the Senate to.
day at O'Clock.
puRI 10 WAREHOUSE -.
The Senate at II o'clock to-day will try
to make up its mind what it ought to do
about the Public Warehouse, the lease OF
Archer & Co. upon which expires some
time this year.
PUBLIC PRINTING.
The great struggle for fhe public print
ing will be resumed before the Joint Com.
nittee ON Printing this evening.
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QUE stocknow owcompie'e-A. sAKs 6 co.

CoPPER-BoTToAED DoCBLE-RrvETED PANTS
for boys who slide down eel!er-doors, at A. SAKs q
Co.'s, 1913 Main street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE SIXTY
II HORSEPOWER VERTICAL BEAM EN-
CINE, with boiler and fixtures all complete. and In
so0' 'onoi''on' Typ Pp.pF. WINSTON, Assignee,
at Sheriff's office, 1907 Main STREET
NH 15-10t Richmond, Va.
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MUaEs. HORSES. &c.

81 to $40 per reani. At the
DnTsPATGH PEINTIM6-Hou6k
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MIR. JOHN MORTIMER OBRIEN,
assisted bya
NUMBER OF COMPETENT AMATEURS,
will rivcs DRAMATIC and MUSICAL ENTER
TAINMENT
FOR THE POOR OF RICHMOND.
The proceeds will be handed TO the st. Vincent De
Paul Society for distribution irrespective OF rei-
gIon or nationality.
ppTcEs TO SUIT THE TINES. NH 1927
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DEMOREsT's PATTERNS.

We have made special arrangements with NINE.
DEMOREST whereby we become her only general
agents for the States Of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and prepared to ll any ORDER large or
small, for any patterns named in catalogue.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
mfsl2-lw Richmond, Va.
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- TERTAINMENT THIS EVENING, at 81
o'clock, at RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
for the benefit Of the Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church. Admission, 25c
NH l6-lt*
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
PROFESSOR T. j. MINOR
viii Inaupurats his new Dancing Academy
THIS (FRIDAY} EVENING, MARCH 18TH.
with grand FAIRY SPECTACLE and PRACTI
participate. ..- -' NH 16-lt@
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duccd already this month March, the amount neces
sary tor dividend OF per cent which, IL Is stated
will be declared on the 3lst inst regular monthly
dividend OF from two per cont is promised and
with energetic management should be obtained II is
to be hoped however that the company will not sacr
ice the permanent prosperity OF the to tho desire
TO declare large monthly dividends. but push the
exploration works. and Increase rather than
diminish the amount OF the mine
and in the bank; In this we may
hope TO have the pleasure OF recording on many
future occasions satisfaction that so valuable
property has been placed upon our Board. With
a regular dividend OF IL per year the stock
would probably command par in the market, while at
present quoted at about so the dollar or
other words. tho present market value OF the stock
Is about equal to the estimated value OF the orc in
sight
The reports OF gentlemen from San Francisco who
recently examined tho 1850 loot level OF the ConsQ.
idatcd Virginia Mine are very favorable The iodc
said DO larger than In the $50 loot level and
the to be richer Stopping will shortly be resumed
and this company is expected to recommcnce paying
monthly dividends in May.
The Merrlmac Silver Mining Company has struck
of gray copper south OF their shaft tho richest
yet discovered, assaying It is stated. as high as
SG,0 900 per ton.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. March "a. 1877
good oadnsr Ss 'seep iaS S
ports Great Britain a,ooi. Sales. $40 Stock. $3.50
NEW ORLEANS March ~, 1877
Cotton in fair demand. middIng, lie; low mid.
s"s 9s s sse. .rsss ss ssi sssD 1881 bales
GGton lOwe5 ma Na l0c ,7 low s. mds"s io
wise, 1873. sales. $40. stock. 6o.s37.
steady aapr fts.sfs s@ m MsTsn =. 1917 los
good ordinary. i6c io9sc Aef receipts bales Sales
CnARLKsroS March "a. 1877
S1n ~ Mad g low sss ddng M god
Britain a,2oi. Sales. 200. stock. 24.272
Spirits s.saay a Il ssa s.rs q s
81 75 Grade .nrpentins steady hard 81 e yellow dip
Flour UNCHANGED oss Wheat %oder".s do
sara DO: At 81 -; 1900 d. Wits state 81 sas
q" on ON pySss .ss ca Corn hot: QUIET. reg
mixed Bic Barley aaist; So > csnaaa offered at 7sc
dS s S
S 6. "D''''S' 90 go p'' ~" 'oa' 'np'sa' ioo'
BUFFALO, March ~ 1877.
YANKEE Clue held at u 81; 10. hard Duluth 81 90;
extra DO rs 81 'sn' Corn ~s
sr nSa at so ' sss dor dor to m .s Of npf ca.
4ss05es e ssSd Id . Of hrsS % 5
"sSss canada on private terms qaosaSe No f a. s5c 0
s No. os ss SO rsn a fair n
according TO color and weight: State, 45c 5oe from
$500 bushels timo.ny " 80 y io clover seed 50 for
changed Railroad ireighss UNCHANGED Receipts--lour,
& as iSoS ao
oats II. 200 do; barley, 400 do. rye. 1900
TOLEDO March ~. 1877.
Flour firm. Wheat firm: No. white Michigan, 81 SIS;
extra de- 81 5s1s amber M,chig,n spot 81 5sf April,
spot Fl q April, 81 81; Nay 81 So No red 81 40;
45c No. 2 spot, 44sc. May. 45slc: no. white 46isc
rejected axe. Oats quiet; white 41c Michigan ,Ssc
Glover seed. 50 40 ReceIpts-l1OOO bushels wheat 80
do corn $500 do. oats. shpments-lOO bbis Hour
5000 bushels wheat and IL 900 do
CHICAGO. March "a, 1877.
Flour strong; Minnesota extras x6 30 81 10 patent
81 70 50 80: winter $oa So Wheat active
ST sf' a APRIL p 81 81 az MAY; d. ai r..
jectod, Sc Corn LARRY active ut 3gc cash. c April;
42slc., May; rejected, 3b1sc SIC Oats 81 &c. cash
:i45sc.. May rejected, o5c Rye, e4lsc e6Xc
Barley dull nornaliy 53c. 53sc. Pork quiet and weak
s3 sOasl4 cash ;sit o5 $i ON, May. Lard quiet
weak. ut 50 40. cash and Apr 81 80, May Bulk meats
steady. unchanged Dressed hogs dull UNCHANGED whis-
quotations 20 ;esepts-6,ooo SbIs -four. $500 bush.
rye 1900 do. barley. Shipments55 500 bbs -four 1900
bushels wheat $4,000 do 5000 do oats 1915 do rye,
5000 do barley.
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THE COURTS.
ITALIANS AT LoGGERHEADs.

There was organized In i.5s society under
the name OF Socicta III Unionc Fraianza Ital-
ienc In New York Among those organizing tho
society Giuseppe Arezzlna, George Bathcta San
gunti Guido Mancini, Bernardo yallno and L.
Ginochio comprising some OF the leading Italian resi-
dents OF this city. On the isis inst meeting OF
the society called TO elect trustee In place OF
Salvatore Cantonl Wall street banker. who had sent
hts yesiguatiou 1t Is alleged that Luigi Lvoni was
elected such trustee. but that the Presdeh Angelo
Bcrtolino refused 10 declare him elected but the
contrary announced that one Mapcni WAS
elected. and directed the Secretary To make an
entry TO such elect the minutes, which,
IL is stated. done. Dissatisfaction appears was
afterward expressed by certain members at the action
thus taken by the President rs lending Ia nuIy tho
wishes OF IA majority OF the members Ailiavns set
ting forth the above facts were M1uc by retfo A. Pa
rodi, onoraio Tcps and Francis Fuuai and hcrcupon
application WAC made by Mr. Henry H. Morange 10
Judge Lawrence, In Supreme Couri, Chambers, on
saturday, tor pcremptory mandamus against Berto-
limo the President, directing him 10 recognize aud for
naIy declare luigi Iyori to be elected trustee to MI
the vacancy referred to, and to declare null and void
the election OF Mr.. Mancni. Judge Lawrence granted
tho application. making the same rc,urnablc TO-