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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
Ortnc four parcels advertised to be sold In foreclos
uro on the Real Estate Exchange yesterday, only one
was disposed of, as follows

was disposed of. as follows
by sLrvIs M'ELRoy.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-Jeherson W. Levy,
referee OF the i've story brick store and dwelling
'front.'. ana The Two story brick stable N the In. re G
st. s. s.. 1913 #. OF Nv. G, 10 Samuel Cardwsil, go
plaintiff for.
9th sa f. at S tn j. Mem
Cypress yrass nnS d husband d. to Cs
sa Ses 81 IT.; S. 100 f. Grant av 55xs3 cath
waIdj q. Billet (cxecutor) to X H. hambiin $50
Smsih Il TO- Mary A. si4.225
Be sna 10 sv " Corner asoU st. aiih wnr r. Duffy
ton b. w sx s4h ward same to NOM
ii av ,"st, ward, same TO same Non
Madison ay tsi,h w1rd) to Nom.
Oliver OF "v a w. 35xsi3 t54.n Nom.
T5n sitn war) same to same ............ Nom.
'n "a. IA 10Th St.: 4oSa s4so # .v a. 50.
ios9iii also iiath St, 1914 f. W. of av A. Nom
,7 iSs 81. s. !. ai Blu b. a5xsa f. Green
ss an s ws to :. = sa Il W. Of 6;h .v iadasso
s M. ss 80 rs S'it'v w Of 9TH av iaGxase;J
an sl se TO W. Of I'd aS
syn Nan s, IL 10 j. Naum"nn 1000
Jay ST. v. corner OF staple, iesxe' il. s. Block Mon,
,a y + ST. o'so' lis H. Of 4th a1 aGxo0ii J.
,s sS % ass 6th "a Nc.
"a a. st., r. IT,, es to O. W srskinc 1900
ioI sSn ST. 4 eel s5 TO- as " 1900
s,ti, &C. w. s.. 100 IT, O. OF III Nv, 25xlO0 j. i. Mil
Ter treiercu) to j. Gray -, 2.ozo
rnyd reicree, to H. j. Moody 2l3o0
Church IT, q. H., No. 215; NJ Jarvis Jr reieree) to ,
NJ II. Knox wv
I'd mv a. ~ II. u. OF Oath ST.. 252lsx1Oo; H. H. .,
Hickman referee) to Farmers Loan Irust Co., ooVo
rorsvth ST. ". s., No. 1Jj; r. s. Ncwcombe Hcf- -
cree, L. NJ. ursch... ..................'.' WV
MORTGAGES. -.
Baker, Henry c., to s. 9. Williams H. g. Of 3nh ST. ,oo
w. of IO,h av year 1'oo
same to j. Bell OF 18th St, W. OF loth avi .ooo
"'0oo
Hrtcli Leon NJ. wife To Mangust W. g. OF For , ro
ST 100.
NJ jacob and wife w. Keumpf; years.. 5000
Mandy Horace aud wife to Union Theological Semi .
nary H. s. OF Ujth q. OF l1th av: years l3uO
Same To- same H. H. Tooth ST., OF III av; year oOoo
Kro.ucke Adolph, and wife to N. a. A. Woodcock . o,,
n q corner Of eth and 22d st. 3 years. oVoo
Ready Mary A. Unuehill, u. OF list st G. OF 900
LIST NV; A'oo"
Rousseau David II. ID. Kerr, Macom0 nv t24th . ,
ycar..... -So~
ST. agnes en n ga No. ~ W. Of Sd ay $1,000
Simon Fannie. to q. Levy, s. 81 OF ootu ST. u o,
Lexington av.s years, ~'ooo
SMITH Jose oh and wife, to f. NJ warden ~ OF -. 90
White So, of Church ST.. years. 4oUoo
Same to Same, S. OF White st.. W. ot Chuch b. ON oo
~''o'0
W.is Cicorge and wife. to Henry Simon s. OF 9th ZOO
81, c. OF I'd av. ycars.... o,o'o
Wightman H. X. and wife. to A. NJ H. " alter, n. 49,.
OF l4th st Q. ot 4th svi s'..'..'..''s NV"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The suit brought by Mrs Arabclla 7. Daily widow Of
John T. Daly Mrs. Emma Daily Checsborough
and Thomas Nj. Daily against William II. Daily, John
Slsby and the Windsor Hotel Company, the facts Of
which have already been published IN the HERALD
yesterday discontinued by consent.
A writ OF habcas corpus was obtained yesterday by
Mrs. Fredcrika Huck requiring the New York Juve
nile Asylum TO produce in court her child August
luck. She declares in her petition that the under
standing that she should be allowed TO visit her
child and take the child away whenever she pleased.
which says the institution refuses allow her
to do.
BERTHE Eckert has brought suit for divorce against
her husband Theodore Eckert, charging him with
rious adulIcries. They married in this city, IN
July, 1874, ana time alter, AS She AYERS, he left
for Berlin. Prussia, where he resides. Judge Van
Brunt yesterday granted order permitting service
OF the summons by publication.
Among the requests by the late A. I. Stewart to his
employees was one o So 900 TO William Armstrong.
Tins sum was paid to Mr.. Armstrong, n cashier Of
Mr. Stewart Tor several years SUIT has been brought
by another William Armstrong, formerly IN Mr.. Stew
lrts employ, the latter claiming that the legacy was
Intended Tor him. Motion was made yesterday before
Judge Van Brunt, by the claimants counsel, to have
The advanced on the calendar. This was opposed
by Mr. Rice behalf OF Mrs. Stewart, the ground
that the cause not yet actually on the calendar
The motion was denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART I.
Before Judge Sutherland.

NoN-AppEARING coMPLAINAsT
Mrs. Margaret smith was again arragncd before
Juauo sutherland yesterday charged with approprias
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
FROM PRINCIPAL TO AGENT.

Mr. William M. Thompson, formerly in the ole I'M
porting business, became nsolvent, and transferred
his business Alfred IL. Clinch and john G. Turney,
becoming their agent Oh commission. They say that
he owes them some Sl3,O had not accounted
for it, but had withdrawn IRON his So 000 Tor
which they caused his arrest at his office, No.
IS Broad street. On motion to vacate the
nrresi, mado belUre Judge Van Brun yesterday,
defendants counsel represented that the animus
Of parties plaintiff might be inferred from the fact
hal defendant had previously sued them for $50 600
due him, which suit Is pending. The defendant also
says the $4,000 was loan from his brother Tor the
temporary OF plaintiffs. On the Othcr hand, the
plaintiffs say the So 900 part payment OF defend
nnt's Indebtedness as admitted by himself, and that
they never needed any such advance The Court took
the papers and reserved It's decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
THE COURTS.
A Female Lunatic's Penchant
for JeWelry.
lis MOTHER-IN-LAW'S AGENT
Complications from Discount in
the Business Scale.

Some time ago Mrs Caroline Hecht was adj judged
lunatic, Mr. Joseph L. Newberger appointed CON-
mittee OF her estate These proceedings TOOK pace
upon petition Of Mr. Louis Stern, tho brother OF MIS-
Hecht MIR. Stern insists that Mr. Newburger
should be required TO give larger bona, ano tna'
until tho amount OF his bond is increased no should
be allowed DISPOSE OF any OF The property et IN
his hands. petition to this effect was submitted
yesterday by Mr. Stern to Judge Donohue IN MS
petition Mr. Stern sets forth that ON or about the
9Th of September, 1885, no filed petition praying
that a comm ssion tho nature oil writ dc
iunatico iDqurcndo might be Issued to inquire
into the alleged lunacy OF Caroline Hecht, which was
issued by the Court On september IL sne was al
judged lunatc, and the commission, IN their pqui-
s,tion found she had estate worth $4,000, and the
Court appointed joseph h. Newberger committee Of
the person and estate OF lie lunatc On september
20 Newbcrger filed bond for SO, 900, took charge
of The Iunac, and caused her 10 be- confined IN the
Bloominsdale Lunatic Asylum, and, although SIX
months have expired, he has not nled any inventory
OF tho estate. Upon filing the bond Newbergcr de-
manded and obtained from the petitioner Key TO tho
sale In which the vauabIes OF the lunatic were Kept
which mad been nrusted 10 the petitioner. The con-
OF the safe showed tho lunatic's penchant Tor
jewery. II contained nine diamond rings two rings with
green stones ono piain gold ring, two diamond shirt
studs fancy carved pm our diamond breastp,ns ono
gold collar button, two pairs gold sleeve buttons on"
pair diamond earrings, TWO diamond breastpins, with
earrings one gold watch and chain, with LOUIS dor
attached, four iady's watches, one adys chain and
ten gold chains he further states IN his petition
that before and between the tmo o; the
lunacy Caroline Hccht the estimated value oil the
property $4,000, and that she had other
property OF large value that passed into the hands OF
Newberger committee; that the security nled by
him totally inadequate both IN amount ana 10 re-
spcct to the responsibility of inc estate ne oeieves
her TO be in such state physically aud mentally as 70
render her confinement in tho yum unnecessary ana
= needless expense, and that she can be better and
more cheapy cared for by her relatives He asks also
that reference be ordered to inquire into her con-
dltlon and the committee be compelled to file an
inventory OF the property OF Mrs. Hecht IN his
custody Upon the above recited Mr. Slerns
petition Judge Donohuc granted an order 10 show
why the same should not be granted. The case
set down for argument on the 20th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09
SUIT BY A BROTHER-IN-LAw.

oO1I b1 "A DhO1 PARLIAMENTARY
james A. Byrnes. alter having figured somewhat
prominently us a witness for Edward S. Stokes mis-
trial the of Colonel Fisk, and also Wit
ness in tho Barman will case, is again before the
Court, this time defendant in suit brought BY his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Maria Muock widow Of MIR.
William MuloCk, ono time leading lawyer OF the
New jersey Bar According to the papers in the case
II seems that he went 10 live with his m0hern-law
in 1869, and took complete charge OF the large prop
erty lett her from her husbands estate Mrs. Mulock
CLAIMS that years ago she discovered frauds CON-
mitted by him against her, after which he was no
longer allowed to make her home residence
She afterward brought suit against him on s., 800
nole gwen by him mis- we's order and by her
ierred TO Mrs MulocK. Tho validity of the note was
disputed by Byrnes, who also set up counter claim for
some thousands Of dollars claimed to be due for
missions, services and money paid OH her account
When the case brought before u referee Byrnes
increased his claim SID 0G0 The rcreroe totally
jected counter caim showing the nprobablity OF
It's justice and gave Judgmen: for Mrs Mulock in
So 75 being the full amount OF The note with interest
motion was made yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt by Messrs. Arnold Elliot counsel Tor Mrs. Mu
lock- tor $3.50 extra allowance. This was strenuousy
opposed by Mr. T. X. Eldridse for tho defendant. The
Court granted the motion.
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
AN OPERA SING ER,S DEMAND
A story T.sd 90 Judge Van Brunt In Two
Anidavit- about an Alleged Marriage.

Mary T.. Hasslacher, in her suit against
her alleged husband. Louis c. Hassacher. for "a
.,.,,', ,oi,,.,,,,,,, go, ,i,,, .,,,,,1 -, ni
s'p''"'o ''",n' n''"', VI, VI, t'ouniu " ms
abandonment, applied before Judge Van Brunt
Yesterday for alimony pending the action She
s,y, Il, bor ,.,,','ioint that az. ,,,s
shys ID her conn" 'hht SUE was married To
the defendant In tober. 1873. AMI has had two
children by him He abandoned her in Deccm-
Der 1910. WINE hho WIS hNlh. WIN MN ne
trcated her with great cruelty. though she
.,L ...,, t', H., ,h.a,.,,,., .... y
'u' wiz s"u'"' nv uro"''h'u h'"hy Uln's
ID usrrt ,. ee' ana H", uIp s'Sn1y ana IN De-
~, 80 ~, H. 49,. ...,, H.,
" Ut hsr' 0'n'e 'l'h nv ," o'np"r''u lllihsci
an'a ~ WAS u'ss" 10, net I, no Se ~la @ In
- ~, , -, "
over s%"u" u ye"r' nut ne mas r'luseu 10 con
trihu'e anything to her support since last De-
comb
ln9puosition he submitted an affidavit saw
1873, on steamer from Liverpool She intro
du'ed herself 10 him as Miss Quincy. saying
she w,ls an opera singer. and that she was 0o-
my 10 New 1ork To illl q proi' Ssional engage
m"nt with Max Strak 0sch. On her arrival hero
she mot IL gentleman ut the wharf who she
said was her uncle. Defendant went 10
honrd mt % place in Ninth street. and 10 his
surprise he met plaintiff there. One Sunday
AFTERNOON he was invited to her room.
hvc years old which sh" told him WAS that II
her child. Upon his inquiring why, on tho
s,, .',., S',Y uuu sun s',i "as n5s' ,sne
MIR Dulc Of London ana that she had left him
20 follow the vocation Of singer. She had left
her child with married sister. she said in
Europe. and two We, ks aiterwgrd snii she was
informed the child was dead ArHr this
rip"ucd into intimacy. In November. 1873, |
engaged rooms in ST Marks place. which I
occupied with her. she assuming my
name. 80 W. could live together without
'Niiing suspicion. Aitrrward We lived in sew
,hty second street she urged me To- 70 To
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Pref Tyndnn'. warning.

In concluding nm address 10 tn" stu lnnta ~
r'lti college, lnui Dn rrNf T. ului Nlui. uuIus-
our century. sMt Take FAKE nf Nunl htHlfh Imleinr
Hercules H,r-mHn iu ruttru boat. Whnt can Dr. do
There Nt A DE- very inircu his stroke rNlHdIt0 the run
nl Taxi tiulrf- Nfuf l.tf TIN.
Workers We apt tod, 'Ni, tll trfllr- e. ,rd
the oars strokes h arm hud nl,t hut nl -
examine even dunk NJ the condition OF boat. INIT
tho Ken tlmntrs suddenly ~
nul ourselves the victims oi a calamity Whichtouh have
hDru easily Hymiod hN hto fora thuu-ht What be-. an
with Slight fracture, or perhaps Gwen cHlers. "a
WRECK p tie Inc boat The dl~,a., whirh began WIN
slNi headache ur nm undue exposure 10 cold terminates
n "nih unless s progress bee chccke and the disease
rcmeiicd. The inst symptoms ur hriAldsW di-ra~,
and the Nhun trusts TINT his old nlv NATURE will ex.
terminate the invader But Disease h. mn ml general.
and n'rnmpFcs hi- most important WoNt mrut- in the
rist unr ami some bright morning nut- hun in posses
ha, once gained STRONGHOLD m the system Nature igno.
mnnusA tun, tranrahi secret ny icINrrs up the whole
phNrlcAl HnurN 10 the Invader Like the wis politician
Nufur h. AWAY the strongest side and the
ascendant strungr 4 M stomach
Nrr-Wrl guarded Do not let the inr enter the Hflrral
highways, for he viii steal '' destroy your richest mor
chandlsc and impuNrrsh Your kingdom 10 rclulsr m.
alta k-o the or you can nd nui"tcr amman ton N
IN Iierc, -Famy Medicines Indirect accompany
each packag His Isant fureHuNr Pellet, ,peci
ANY lrcuNr lndeltndlnl the stomach hl Nrr lisGod
en- Medical discovery nr PURIFYING ihr blood ANA Arrtstiug
sand colds II wish H. become amllur with the
most approved ~ stem of defence in TINS Waihrv and the
history oi the foes meth0i ~ INVASION, together with
order n time ~ peace You can hnl no hrier manual OF
these tltrS than The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" by X Pierce NJ u of the world : Dispen.
snry, Buffalo \ Y Sent Ia any address ON receipt
by two hundred and eighty Two engraving and cOlOIed
plates, aud elegantly bound In cloth ami gilt-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
M EIllOIt

COLES on Tuesday morning. aug u. cathahne
widow ui Thomas 'olc~. in the ~ year ui ner
Funeral sg'ire- ON thursday Aug 81. At o'clock p
VI At tue re- sfchtu Of her IN J.. Coles - East
fath IT, fncni. at the iamly nrr nft,d 70 ntnd with
utt Nr'l W Zee. ana Qfe~ft' no 20 -end flowers
DpNNELlN On Mciur .iav. Au1 - lntrrk Don
nelly native OF Lusash. King county, Ireland aged
-
TIC funeral will take place from 'hc residence u nil
son. NfrNHH funnell' Hnrrrr nf NIirr and Willan
- Dutch Nil'. l. city on frla. the .i,h inst, All
EuMuN pspN on Wednesday AM - Mary Edmond
son. wtow o Robert Limou-on .u thc s'i year vi heI
fircril ou FRIDAY Az. atsftlA " nom the req
lirI-Hf.
,..NAiiFR -on Tuesday Avg - Catherine Mahcr aged
e. wears.
Her rat,es and nent.. lnd also Those of her sons
iNhr' anu John Kelly irr resp fulit invited 10 1t
q ud Nt rail- ON ihur.fHN Aus 30 at IA. O'Clock r
from hrr late fe.iipIl, ~ Hester Il lnternent IN
calvary tonNtert
QrlNN -On Tuesday Avg % frunic 4 Lamb beloved
vile ni Miohuel Quinn. t.,t 20 N'lr.
Relative. and irtus of the fauIl' AMI also II heI
brother. William > Lamb, are requested 90 attend thu
Thursday AN- -. at .tlt. sharp
SkElfoN -nu Toe shay. Aus u Ahiah SHELTON, in the
sJi wear uf lrr age
Hclauvc- anil friends A.. respectfully invited to attend
ih' uN'm iran ihc rcs.- nee Of her SON J32 Dc kali
nv. Bro klYU. l. |
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DarID MicDoytLD's RErRicrloN
Strange Malice OF "a New York Mrrchnnt's
Hrother-A Queer >nIi fnded.

Al.
bh inc loll inst DaNlu Mh'lohhll WIS
arr,at.d ON h,nr1 TN, st,,.-bi,. Itl,t.,,.f., ,,.
"l'-'eu on oV'Iu ulc TV'"lh7nIp LlAl'pA hS
Order OF Arrest Clerk QUINCY OF the Sheriff -
o., h..t ,.;,h . Ut, 80 si 49,
""iN"' cn"l-'u Win Il 7'I't7 90 lAl@' hHl
malicious lihsls against his brother Robert
,"' 80 "N''''7 81" "
Macdonald luce importer, OF 90 Lispehhrt
street. These lihels were a a peculiarly ia
rrnnt and malicious nnture and did ,nu.h in
-. ~ h,-t..., AL III. - d 49,. NJ
Jury 10 I'll" "". MS. ui' 'r''N "i NOM" NM
donald. On the 18th inst. Justlc" Dunuhue
ordered TINT David Macdonald Il. b.l in
tiO onO boN A. he cnui3 moi nnd .iir',fi,.s f',r
fhui nnlnuut he was sent IL Iuil1yy str.nt MI
There he ruulovnd counsel Ia defend i.n Inv
ns IL was appnrcit that he had no ease. he sent
the following rctra'tion h. Mr. samuel g.
r,-,g r,.,,r r',r.n,, .,, c,-.,,.,., -, ,,,...,,,.
az N+" YnrH and nj ,,,,.tow H. ,i.t i,nf ~ ,,i t,,
land AMI ,'crnanl tlr0uslaut rurojs And lorr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-23
THE WIRLTRE TOM
Two Ratties and Two Victories In One boy
An Insult Avenged.

On Tuesday afternoon, ~ Mrs. Tom-ri-
Jon was passing through Park row. near the
Herald office, she was met by three roughs. who
appeared TO be- drunk. As the rufIlans passed
Mrs. Tom ri-Jon they made some ecandaluus
remarks. and one Of them pinched her. Mrs.
Tom ri-JOn turned upon the fellow. scycd him
by the neck and with the cane which she habit
ually carries administered TO her ins utter So
we're berting. Tho man wrgllcd desperately
IN his efforts to grt away from the now nfuri-
ated woman, but she held fast to him TIL Abe
WIS sat sfl al, when. with lew parting blows,
she allowed him TO escape y privilege Of which
he was not slow IN awaiting himself
Meanwhile. Mr.. Tom-ri-Jun was cngrosscd
with % serious iroubln ~ his own A man came
into his apartments at the reur of 81 Frankfort
street. ANA demanded the carpet on the sit ny
room floor saving that he had purchased the
same from the prrsun to whom it belonged.
naming the Individual. and giving his - ldr, ~.
Tom Jon refused to comply with the
strangers demand. and ordered MIN to quit the
premises. The man then declared tnat ne
would call an OH rr AMI have tho carpet by
force. From words the PARTIES ut length citme
to blows. Fists and nails wrr" used. also site ks
and chains were brought INTO play. Finally.
Tom Jon seized u club and dealt his unwrl-
como visitor "A blow. which proved n settler THO
Injured man, bleeding pruiu-ely. was taken
across the street to Mr.. Whites drug store.
whose nirne X unknown then wont tO the Oak
street station where he lodged a complaint.
saw ing that he hid been assaulted Ivy fellow
named Torn ri-Jon." at 80 Frankfort street. Tut
that n h" was pre- sed for time at present would
return and tend To the matter at ia" first Op-
poruuity. Tom-ri-JO also went To- the station
house. where lie was adv sed to await future
lIDretuIIlle
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STING 4 r0rNG LiDr's LIFE.
Senior Juan Beiiido de I.unn's Adventure on
Gnmey IsInnh Nemoh

Sohor Juan Bellido de Luna, editor Of Lat
Mi,pr,ieucta a Cuban organ Of this city, took
his family to Conoy Island on Tuesday. Scat
ing his family ON the hrre2y vcrania Of the
Point Comfort House, Sonor de Luna saun-
torcd along the bench. About half milo from
the motel. and the same distance from any other
hathers. Senior de Luna saw three young lad IS
bathing in the surf. An elderly lady and two
little boys sat on the beach. just rs Srnur dc
Luna got n-Hr the baihers, one Of them lost her
bulan - aud fell The undertow bore her
swiftly out from the beach. Her companions
screamed ana clasped their hands in hcplrss
horror. Throwing of his hat. coat, and vest,
SrnOr de- Luna plunged into the water. and
swan out 10 wher, the young lady was floating
unconscious. he encirclcd her with his left
arm. and -wnin, using all his strength to tho
beach. Then he laid her down ut tho elderly
lady feet and hurried away. When the otfOrts
10 resus 'tatn her had been continued for near
ly two hours, the young lady recovered con
sciousnoss. Senior de Luna had his clothing
dried in tho hOlcl. and returned with his family
To This city. A few years ago he saved q young
man from drowning in the harbor OF Havana.
He Is an excellent swimmer
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NEw York. Wednesday. Aug. 23.-Reeeipts o.
it'N' today ard yesterday Ia loads. 3i7s
h'id ashin~i 272 for the time last week Pricef
wrfe much nc same rs IN Monday lew premium
steers were sui ~ l2'fai3c = No. dress ~ Ms
extra 10 1T ~ el2a while very poor to strictly prime
naV. oxen aud steer. ranged from 7fc dress 81 Ms,
~ re 70 dress ~ ms considerable number OF Col
ofao cattle went ut NdfPtc to h5a1S ms aud 80
car ufd- o. Texas AMI Cherokee cattle 7l,c
sic n n To dress 51ofhH NJ About 42O cattle were
taken Tor the English market. nciniing III Texans
Receipts ol calves were 49, head, making .2rB since
Monday. against ,27i for the time week Mar
Net iic and unchanged with sales Of mk.ied veals AZ
Hs~c n, and of buternik calves and grassers at ga
si,r r. M
Receipts of sheep and lambs were ia car loads or 3e3s
he ad. making total ut 40 ince Monday g3J
the same time week Medium To choice stock had
moderate call at UNCHANGED ngurrs but inferior and
had to he snd lnwrr prices Pupros tu best
sheen range RON Ia Sc tn" latter figure for extra
shipping Shoe The former Tor sud thin bucks Gen
cral range was 'ish'ic Lambs mainly sold ut %
o. r n but lew vent up 20 Siita0isc
Receipts " hogs ~, loads. T. 491 he adj
making total o COO since Monday against 1883 tor
the ,snc time las, week Market ul, with sales VI car
'"ats Of Ohio hos = alive, AZ 1far. C. N
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BISHDF or ono.
What Sort at Man the Candidate is Person.
ally nnd Politically.

CISclSNATI. Aug. 20 Some very ridicu-
lou4 stories have been printed in thu h puhli-
cnu organs 81 this State. 10 the off,t that Hon.
l.. NJ j. shop. thr oai' lidato II the Ohio prmo'-
-sn.ss-sp...ss---.s..u-,
To- plank down money 10 uid the party m the"
canvass ia every county In ONO. Now. | am
authorized To- say that Mr. Bishop never made
any promise. before or after the convention. TO
-ul4iiz, the party Neither dill his sons
though ono of them. who Is charged with the
management II his fathers Affairs. did prom. 50
to put reasonable amount Of money in TIA"
cauva~s-cuou.,h To- pay for print ~. legitimate
ele tIunocring expenses. g..
know Mr. bishop we'll. H. Is "a iine old con-
tHran. ou years ~ ag" though he IS ~ 1.-The
end cly ais most mon of 49, II" hes gray whi--
kers. n iui h,Hd of lrny hair. is tall and -in'-
wnrt. ant very asr' oahlr and pleasing in
manners ant conversation. H., i- Nt Times very
nervous. and easily p"ts excited. Some II the
stories published about him have naturally cx-
cited him. ono WAS that he had made some
money ON the southern Railroad in his 'apeciiy
~ lir"ntor holievf n2 sane man credits such
IIin words "My i.nr lir. oan lv my hand
On my heart and shy with pll cund.r and SIM
"r -. that have n'v.r made % cent oi money
by my CORRECTION Win that ruud Lur hay"
ever mnle % dollar il' Sitlnutry | have. how
eyer. loaned money ont of Kin Ines 20 |. -
~" or W." ,oh,fl ''r- ~, w., 81 oiA uNS on 'he
Nj Blsiop stands hieh in this community
lead bent l.sirr-, or -'-rH.lei headers of the
col1imhu=. AMI Cleyerni " n, to hleei Him.
lloniirc. Hnis noi / think. The house ~ Il.
VI i shop Il sons may %" worth oyer "A million.
IL has several sons. worthy. ambitious young
him But am told that he himself not worth
oyer s3uo.ooo. He would b" fool e. spend half
80 q a II