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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-10-05

OUR NORTH END LETTER.
Numskull Gives Some Advice to
the Soreheads He Helped to
Make Happy and Unhappy PEG.
ple-Etc.
VIRGINIA, October 1.
DEAR TIMES The political and
stock excitement continues undated,
and our city is rapidly regaining its
"Jonesy and Sharoney election ap-
pearance." "Still am l not happy"
for l didn't invest in the right stocks
and my favorite candidates have
been and are likely to be defeated in
their laudable ambition to serve their
country. Zoo N f.
HAPPY PEOPLE.
The face OF the Comstocker now
beameth with joy, for those who are
not millionaires are candidates for
office, and, as the old darkey had it,
T" De handshaking time hab come"
Nor arc candidates the only politi-
clans. Every military company now
has its target excursion, and it is re-
markable what handsome prizes they
receive from our citizens. Mr..
Brown, candidate for Congress, pre-
sents them with costly rife. Jones'
bury, his opponent, sends in gold
chain, while O'Flannigan, who only
aspires to be County Commissioner,
follows with an elegant castor in
fact, each gives in proportion to the
salary Of his Office or its pickings.
Soon, too, charity fairs will be in
order, and the candidatorial purse
strings will be united and the afore-
said purse be made to bleed freely.
UNHAPPY PEOPLE.
There are few exceptions to our
"happy people" They are those
who never have any money to in
vest in anything, those who Invested
at the wrong end of the lode, and
candidates who did not receive
nomination at the hands of the
Democratic Convention held in our
city this week. 1t is remarkable
fact that every candidate for Office
considers himself the strongest man
for the position to which he aspires,
the most competent and the only
one who can be successful before
the people. Unless he succeeds in
obtaining the nomination the party
is lost and the country gone to the
devil. He appears before the Con-
vention with leer and joke. pays
his assessment to the secretary and
is introduced by the president. He
is not speech-maker, nor did he
come here to make speech. Has
studied one for week. "If you
don't think me the strongest can
didate don't give me the nomina-
ton, and I will still be as good a
Democrat as ever. will 60 forth
to battle for the whole ticket, and
work hardest for the man that beats
me. I heard your platform and
resolutions read, and indorse them"
About this time voice cries out:
"Louder!" The candidate continues:
81 am not speech maker; Il
l want this office; I want it, if
yes-I want tiff you will give
it to me. I'll take it; l want it;
but if you don't give it to me I'll
work for the whole ticket, anyhow"
The Convention takes him at his
word. Believing he will "work for
the whole ticket, anyhow" they give
the nomination to his opponent. He
isn't one of our happy people, but
goes forth with the sorest kind of
head and declares that the ticket
nominated is an lawful weak one,
and not a man on ii will be elected"
To these gentlemen I would say,
what appear to us misfortunes are
often blessings in disguise. 1t costs
less to be defeated before a conven-
ton than at the polls.
--atss 4 NUMsKULL.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
DFCIsIONs-APRIL ~.


Supreme Court -ChdDbeTs-Bv Judge Lawrence
Nettam sgt Berwelli Newman agt Dickson Eggers agt
Long Island Rubber COmpany-OTders granted. LOuden
agt SiebeTtOn the the 2sth Of March last filed
tadum stating that wanted the pleadngs In this casei
have not received them.
BY Judge DOnohue-In the matter OF Peck, etc Randall
Agt KnObauch Peak agt. YeOman; in the matter Of the
Episcopal Public School CTttoutOn agt the Mayor. etc
Haas; Rudd Rudd Memorandum; In the matter of Si
befetein. etcSee rule o. Barrett ag Barnott-AllOW
ee 10 pantn $3.50 and 10 each Of tho ethers,
Ihe sM9ahI Maitlage ag sloan-MOtiOn granted pay
30 costs O the motion 70 abide the
mOfeOoer granted security in S12 500 DO aepOsited ia
trust company or tned states bonds that
Hal agt Flshel think the objections to the OF order
well taken; motion denied without cost.
Superior COaTt-Specidl T1m-By Judge Sedpwick
Snin agt kOechling-I think reasonable Arrangement
would renting from month 10 month rent payabe nm ad
vance tins months but shall decDe 70
any 10 the receivers action In this mOon
Bishop agt Kennedy.-MOtOn denied cost Lock
Monday n Ma White RODertsBOnd approved
agt. MeeAan $50. - agt mo. 2iOrder disCOn
tinuing actions KeummeibeTg agt KenmmelOerg.Order
denying motion 10 punsh paintG for contempt snifn aet
Undertakng approved Butler agt. Austin.COmInisson
ordered Lies agt FuChgchlegeT granted, and under
taxing approved Scott agt Sanford ST. John agt OBren
McCave agt Baker; Levy agt Loeb; Russ agt Dickson
Common Pfds-SpecidI Ierm.-By Chiet-Justice
G. p. Day.-New.York Life Insurance Company agt.
borDg Ennis Curry LOucks ag Loucks stewart aRt
reeln Schwacka agt Karsten Schroeder agt Bear; Dar
Ing agt Donneliy-ApRlication granted senmitt agt
flsher-Bond approved UndeTin ag Brggs-Report oYn-
nFmed, ec stewart agt BresinMOtion denied. In the
matter OF the accounting Of Bradford etcHep0fts confirmed
and sufetos released Husnd agt FOxApplcaoD granted
jackson agt HuDLJuden upon the demurrer therefore
mqst be gyea for the defendant Richard H. Hunt-ses
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEs-In moderate sale Pots. 4IG4sicI Pearls, 5's
d6c.
BEEsWAxzAbOut steady, quiet Western and Southern
BROOM CoRN~Quiet unchanged Fair to Prime Hur, 8
al 2c Medium Green, 5G6i2c.; Red and Badly Grown,4
CANDLES-Unchanged quiet
CHICCORY-Quiet unchanged.
COALAnthracte Pea size especially in good sale, firm
BumnOus quiet; Liverpool House Camel Sl2 OOaSl3 Law
eTpOO do Sl00Sl Newcastle DO. Casting 81 15a$o;
Provincial $4dSi go rency; Pennsylvania and Wesmofe-
Gas, $5 60GS6; West Virginia do, 80 80; CunDer-
land Broadop and CearGeld S4@si 5O Anthracite IS 20
CoCoA-yQuiet steady unchanged; Caracas 16dl9c;
Maracaibo 5OG33c; Guayaqui, lG0lsc ST. Domingo ll@
COFFEE Rio moderately active steady sales Gil bags
Hpparchus." $50 do, 1900 ex "W. III. Keeney,"
997 Donati" private terms; 1000 bags ex Campo
Mid steady, quiet unchanged; Java 2O29222ei Mara
caibO, l30l7c. gold .
COOPERAGE STOCK-Dul, nominaily unchanged
CORDAGE-Unchanged ,.
COTTON-Qniet, steady the spot Middlng Uplands
'c Low MiddDg 9Dlsei Good Ordinary, Sc: sales l522
ming delivered contract 400 bales. Receipts at the
ports today g69 bales. against T. this day last week,
the week. 642 bales against 03499 ast
week. 2209l this week last since september 3JSSll
1853 665 time last season Futures qIie
Irregular closing 2d6 points higher sales last eSenng
NAV, 1892; July, llO9; September l0S5 December.
lO5 total 1900 bales. Second CallJune, llO2 July,
ll10 August, lib, lila September, 1881 November,
lO53 1854 total 900 bales Third Cal-Aay 1904 June.
1LO4; July. ILL; September, lOso; Decein6er lO9bi
total l,4O0 bales Also, APRIL at 10 L2G 1923 May OgOG
alIlG; September 1881; october, l0660l06S; total,
total 80, 800 bales. FuIures closed:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
,ransferahle ONCE. lO.s5e.


FIsHHerriqg aclyej sales 5000 boxes &C. for No
for sealed 600 Gbs EssPS Gt 81 n e oe5 g odsi zsqi
for No q Cod 81 80 FOR Grand Bank Sie4 90 fSr new
SsFss Ss2ssi jr iSa RS1sd lots from
Eastport Herring II e. Portland Round do sla*4 % La
OTsfS5 FGoGR &Np e I shade
R$ ss &Ssnna s$s@ @ SSs %s., Is. S3 s %
sS sSp;raSs No. l5Ssl io5;t S' SSs
g g! 25Ss7 lT the S0O sass Ss 300 ge for
port 9upSO9 S %o,STD for ~ q Is 9Oc4 no to fr
Extra state 70 Far 70 Sh9e g Good - 10 3 s
Gs775i Common 10 Good EnIa ono ga e. Sgi "S 90 % g
Se1S m 70 Clear 81 50at6 70 Straight s6 70 ds 5Oi Patent
So 100 4o; some few aney brands heia Me W GERsii Eii
s5as5 Is: Far to Good, So 3Oqs6 Good 70 Choice
sooTuiTHERN flour uachaSsedj moderate trade mainly
for export sales 1900 Obs qneiIng iSgSg gs D9s 9l
Fair to Choice s. 86as6 90 Fancy Family s6 60as7 50:
s. 95dsi nioS at,r iS aH extreme IEAL sales
e9 % e. SS@ Ssfse M s;eady sales 500 sacks City s6c 100 n
FoREIGN FRUITs-Jobbng les only but IN ms Tsya va
Loose Mnscate 81 7Od$ 50 Valencia, 62sd7e Leghorn
cOn mond cS
2Oc sheled S0d5Ge; Princess 4Oe42 Eci Wa,nnts s2e
saTdnes S5i5c for hall boxes and quarter bxs
BY ySs5sa&S ySSe5s u O o DO S0Sss o u oSs 7
ATMarkct l29lc lower EXPORT den demand and
inquiry iar business sales 29s bush ineIad-
aS 81 gSs 5Ssp? ao OS Including ing 10000 bush No Chicago
store No spring 81 24e$l 25 including 10000 M bush NO
$685. no Winter Red 81 "a gsl 80 No do q 80 No.
go 600 bush No spnng May 81 30 $4,000 bush Do, May
up 10Th, 81 5OP No spring April closing q o "a . bd.
SoTf5yeP = $e SiS;,.E saEsa q s5 J15s Ss
Fl a2is bid, 81 y asked No 2wnler Red, APr. closing
Sa b ss q 3 3D. asked K 80 o Jaae s. ST. 80 d
steady far exgSrt demand oSn S5I; ''SSo NO % Sc
southern Eye Peas du 81 s0a 80 per two bushe bag
Tm sir inquiry & eIPS IP asoa s6a 7SG @ ond Goo
BUSH Ungaded Canada 55c bond l2O9O push four'
Towed STAT & g6GS 6nIsi staSy Law Dus shade
easier fair export and home trade demand good business In
futures sales 36l bush inc q5ng 2Soo9 oI; sPot
Steamer Mixed 5la5l 4c No. 2, 55d534c Low Mixed 9I
a52e steamer Yel9T sS91ner3 % ha Sf1y ISG
5Oc. steamer White 5id62c.; No Whlte, oG2e G 30, 10:
White 5Si2c Steamer Mixed ApEb 9O2c Dld' SIG aske
closing 6ic bid 81 asked No 2 April 63c closing 523e
bid 53c. asked do May 5SG5S5e GO CLOSING o5ste: Od
OATS triho better, fairly active salos, $1,000 bush
No 2 9S4%3S'i no whte Mba St%St Ws,s%n sei Sl,
36c Mixed State S2G95c; White state "a S5teo.:o.
FEED moderately active 90 10 90 70 ,a ana 90 d.
Receipts small; market nIm Advancing Marrow 81 20
81 so Medium 81 6Oasl 90 White Kidney 81 I0g ~ 20 &
Kidney 81 30ds2 80 Blacks ~ 90 Pea 81 1OGSl %;
"' "'GIUgTNiEs-Q Quiet unchanged 9adlOac for Domestic
DHifksWYsAND sTRAw-Modcrately active; steady. We
quote: North River Shipping 6Oc; retail qualities a09sVc
and Clover and Salt 4OG+5o straw-LOng IsYe' 5oes0c,
ana short ana Oat. 4OG45c, cash -.
HEMP AND JUTE-Quet steady, unchanged Jute Butts
2Tc, currency, on the spot Mahla hehp o4~'ci SiS"'
5osc Jute. 4I05 2c all gold
barely steady sales coo oE Dry % TSTias Eia
Va
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The habeas corpus proceedings Of ex-Gov
ernor Franklin ]. Moses have been adjourned until
Monday.
Della S. Rudd has begun divorce suit
against her husband George Rudd h by the service Of
q summons. She says her information of his offences
against her from him and she wants more definite
Information to frame her complaint. Judge DOnohue
granted yesterday order that he show cause why lie
should submit ~ an examination for that purpose
George w. Brown, claiming that he had an
interest the Great Eastern Menagere. Aviary Circus
Roman Hippodrome. and Egyptian Chriosties Company,
been msed by his partners James ID. Torrey and others
into advancing them money sued them for $50 900 lie
before Judge DOnohue, for $3.50 50.
William o. Jackson has sued his uLcle's
widow, Mrs Anna NJ Hunt, 10 set aside q release
OF his claims against her. which, he says. she obtained
by promising to marry him. Instead she married Rich
ard p Hunt, and Mr.. Jackson made him party to this
suit He demurred and ChieJustce DAILY sustains the
demurrer holding that husband Is not respOnsble for
his wifes aDtenupal liabilities merely because he
toys her property, unless he obtains tile 10 that
property.
In the suit of Robert E. Randall against
Charles KnOblauch and others for $4,000 commissions
for the negotiation Of bonds Of the Flushing, North
Shore and Central Railroad Company, whie negotiation
fault the plaintiff required to give security for
Pending the examination OF his surees, Tue de-
complaint. Yesterday, Judge DOnOhue, in Supreme
Court Chambers vacated that order and restored tie
case.
Mrs. Hannah Ann LippincOtt, widow of
William L. LppincOtt, wealthy shipping merchant,
died in APRIL f77 She left estate. consisting mainly
OF block at Broadway and Bleecker-st, valued at
about S5O0O0O By her will she entaed the share OF
of her1ve children and that child contestng
the will. Tie grounds lack Of mental capacity and
undue influence After many adjOurnments the case
bas been down for April 81 LefOre Surrogate Calvin
Several witnesses examined at Red Bank, n. j.,
where the will was executed, on Thursday, with refer
TO the mental capacity OF the tcstatrX. This
ination viii be continued April 90. Evarts SCuhmayd
& ChOate appear for the proponents; General T. II.
Lee for The contestant
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
THE COURTS.
1uTHER REDFIELD's BUSINESS METHODS.
,,,yv ov THE BANK CREDITORS CLAIMING TO HOLD

IUTHER REDFIELDS BUSINESS MEIhODS'
,,,vv ov THE BANK CREDITORS CLAIMING TO HOLD
ACCOMMODATIONS NOTES.
New facts were brought to light yesterday
- ,rd "a yutber Redfed's transactions, which nave
s,, tbo Tsrrvtown Bank into insolvency. Receiver
Adams on Thursday evening, brought TO Assistant
Inited States Attorney FerO, number OF notes
bicb Mr. Redaed had left in the bank, as security for
toc removed Among these were three notes. one for
G 600 and two for $3S85 each, drawn by Althof Berg
mann & Co. the nsovent Wholesale toy merchants OF
Duane-st They were indorsed by Charles Althoi the
senor member OF the firm and bore date January 1871
ono month before the firm welt INTO bankruptcy Mr.
Fiero took the notes to Mr.. Althof ana askeu IL he
od nav 80 cents on the dollar with the Other ueoIs
~ the firm Mr. AlthOf said that the firm had receVeu
No vaue for the notes. and that they were gwen TO ac
rommodate Mr. Redheld.
The District Attorney referred to the attorneys OF
dealers from whom be received letter yesterday
[ that they proposed to contest the notes as merely
sooonodation notes. which had never been negotiated
hut still remained in the receivers hands 1t Is thought
49,, ,h Same defence will be made by those who gave
@the' @ -, rotes which amount TO $ll6OOO ana were
lIie O'i0t H., almost every instance, by persons
s,t6nut property. III the list Is a Sl0OOO h9tf
nv O. Iatlmer Cook, rallIOa4 E ,,,ov,o
O"Ns ~ rsiv and several Of from $1,000 TO S2OOO Dy
" " ~ NcCorroick William Johnson ana Iienry blune
- ~ Ia,sev l. c. Angel, OF san tIalciscOi Jtics a.
Dormau of Haverstraw, 9na -, - narsons declare that
,1intb-st New-YOrk All OF these tI noia we're
% ba -, mo prouerty, and that when t1e notos @ VIZ
& tbev aver expected 10 pay them ne n9es i3o %
Sban cancel the capital STOCK OF @IVV,VoU " nv
dency vii have to be made good as lar Us pOsse, G
~ tck holders 1t is feared that the receVer Will ho'
he abIe 10 nav more than 90 cents on the doilar'
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
SHIP NEFS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK.

PORT OF NEw.YORK. ORK...................."APNLl2. IL.
CLEARED
steamship Alps Brl William Port au Prince and savanla
Steamship city Of Austin Chester FernandDa via Port
i' sim m Thor oil ZacIaiasen Antwerp Funch Eyde
s!np DJamant (Gerl Lanekenan' Antwerp Funeh Edyo
ship British America (Br.l, LooEhart, Bremen, Snow
Slip Nor Nor) TorJersen scheidam. Ho, Funch Edge
Rark F1oreIla Craig Havre Boyd & Hncson.
Bark silvia tIl.) Ferraso, Dundak, Ireland, Socoyich
BARK Luxor (t8r) Ie Long Bristol J. H. Winchester Co
Bark Recta (Br) Crosby, Gloucester. Eng James W. FL
BafE G1sta Helene tNor1 Forcness, Queenstown
mouth for orders, Beuham & B0yesen.
Bark Enigma (Br), Walker, Glasgow. James W. Eiwen
6sfk Annie Marshall (Br). Parker Antwerp Dill Rad
Eark Rebus (Nor Petersen Rotterdam BockInann. Ger
Big j. Williams (Br.l Nelson, Bremen j. +. whitney Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Switzerland Belg), Jackson, Antwerp @. W
Ship H. Gregory ,of Thonason Anderson Liverpool 20
days, with mise 10 snow q Burgess 80
days with fruit to orer vessel to p !. Nevns q son.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook moderate, W.: clear. At
City Island, light, y. W.. cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS
IIyyRPooI. April l2-The British steamship Yorkshire
Capt. Lon glcy, from Philadelphia, has arrived here.
GUEESsoTS April l2The Cunar1 Line steamship Siberia
Cart MeRay from BEslon March 80 ior Liverpool arrived
The Wite Star Line steamship Britannia sailed here
GLASGOW. Apr.l l2-Ihe slato Line steamship state OF
here at II q. today -, -
St Helena March g. Gazele. Capt Sundt ION inst
SKIOLD fOrto Columbus Capt Imder NE latter from Guy
Vasa both for Delaware Breakwater Garkspur saga capt
Larsen l2t9 inst IlsolG, Aniciua z,us., o., ,.o.,.
March G Jane sprot Sih INST sopddereni Ani9na on
met Jane Hoad Farewell Capt Newman, the latter at
BT0uwershayen.
(For other Ship Ne,os sec Scgenh Page.l
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13

Money IN active uelNulu All inc week,
inc fine greater part of the time commanded full
per Cent. To-day the common rate was z, alternat-
ing with g. On Government bonds rates were 5@
q an the week. Commercial paper was dull at 4l2
10 per cent and rates Of domestic exchange are as
Yesterday. The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington. to-day received $670000 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
500. 900, and the internal revenue receipts were
statement to-day: Currency exchanges $G1 1885,
100: currency balances, $1,95l.949; gold ex-
changes, IS, ,s64, 1886, and gold balances, $l,262,-
7I5.
There was n less feveFsh tone on the London
Stock Exchange during the week, and the better as
surances of n peaceable settlement Of the Euro
mean complications occasOned a strong feeling IN
British consols, United States bonds being strong
throughout, and American railway securities dull
no change was made yesterday in the minimum
rate of discount and it remains at per cent, while
i'm the outside market three-mOnths' bills are re-
norted lower, at 2l2 per cent. Bar silver fell from
Bill pence the ounce, English standard, TO 53Ts.
The following are the highest and lowest prices of
securities for the week, and the closing sales to-day
and "A week ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPOOLl-IB steamship AdriI'c.-Copley
AmOry Joseph Allison. Hammcd RadAzoun, J. W. Bcnn,
Mis- w Benn John Bell Il. f. ncirnc: Mrs Il. f. BeiTrc.
c. C. Blackburn q. c. COliusOn Mr. Mccullough ST. Don
Joaquin Die7 General Eckert Mrs Ecker r. W Hamilton,
Mrs r. C. Hamilton NJ. Horton, II. llaIDcck IT,, MTs j.
H. Harbeck ir Miss HOOhan e. l.. JcnnisOD. u. kapeI,
Miss e a. Leigh, capt Upton, M Aonigomery, MI car
peneT Chas Lauer j. D. Link ST. j. d. Link Ir, A. H. Nc
GTath W NJ Macpherson. John T. Morey John Martin Miss
a. Marx w. L. McKeDna Richard Nicholson j. g. Pync, j.
NJ Richardson. C. B Salisbury T. StOyc Mrs. ". StOvel and
servant Charles 5pelman J. 81 shaw, capt W. II. Thomp
SON. Mrs W. H. Thompson, Miss Maggie Thompson, Hiss
Ethel Thompson. L. b. Vaughan, I. IL Wood Mr. Paul.. Mr.
Rome Mr.. HtZgefaf.
FROM ANTWERP-Tn Stearsbfp Stcitrsrtand.-Mrs Ruth
Tinget Mrs Lucia strap, otto Funck Chas T. Brook, D..
WadvOgel MOIiiZ Eg Joseph Eg, Joseph wagner Mor1z
Wagner Miss ROsna Wagner Miss DOrohea Eg. Miss Ma
thiide KraOler.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
QUARREL OVER A LANE.

The suit of Michael II. eastman against
Fernando Wood tried yesterday, before Judge Law
renee in Supreme Court, Circuit There an old lane
running through the sOmmerindyke farm, which was
shut up about 1850. Fernando Wood acquired title to
part of the old farm fronting the lane Michael H.
ashmaD and one of his brothers owned the land the
other side Of the lane, but their title through
deed which bounced their land on the lane WAen EVer
side Park was opened the city took the lands and
awarded 80 $50 10 unknown owners for the lane. Mr.
Wood having claimed for years to be owner OF the lane
obtained order under which he obtained this money.
The plaintiff claimed part Of it, but Judge Lawrence
dismissed the complaint the ground or no proof OF
m
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
E,uGRATING WITH STOLEN MONEY.
A PRUssIAN JUDGE ARRESTED On HIs AKKI'Nh IN
THIS CITY.

THIS CITY.
Carl Paul August Stllcke, formerly circuit
Court Judge of GrGnburg in Prussian sliesa' was ai
rested on Thursday night he stepped ashore 1o 'e
kuohor line steamer California, on a charge OF en-
bezzlng 81 900 marks entrusted TO him while acung III
his official capacity. From the accounts teegrapheu 10
H. A. Schumacher, the German Consul-GeneIal here II
seems that stilcke away with the money rece'eu
in single case, before the aulnoriles couIi
5ord :, from him When arrested the fugitive had on
his person $4,000 marks of the stolen money. inuls
day night he spent In Ludlow street JAN ana
White 60 A.. 4; W
xember l377 2l. 600 marks paid TO him
for piece OF property sold at auction. IiS ms
money" ne said tersely, "I should nave Ial9
over Immediately the proper authorities but retained
it for eight days and then came TO America Aer
taxing out some money for expenses, purchased Win
the remaining g. 900 marke, draft ON NeT1oTki He
Expressed "A desire to be tried in Germany. He VIII De
brought before Commissioner White to-day, when ar
fangemens will be completed for sending HIN there ~
IS said that several members OF his family possess pO-
cal influence and occupy judicial positions III Silesla
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
BLINDTNG A CHILD FOR GAIN.

Officer Chiardi, of the Society for the Pre-
Senton OF Cruelty to Children, Thursday evening
arrested Luigi Caregni OF No II Baxter-st, who was
begging in the streets and had with him little blind girl
.ho played on a tambourlne At the Jefferson Market
Court, yesterday, the man was arragned. The LITTLE
girls eyes looked though they had been destroyed by
great heat officer Chard said that several cases are
on record in other countries where small children nave
been blinded by moving red-hOt poker up and down
sopal begging Caregni was held in $500 bail TO an
swer and the child was given the OF the So
hfatv
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
crosrya PRICES OF pHLAprLpnrA STOCKS

The aggregate sales of Government bonds at the
Board, for the week ended to-day amount TO
cline for the week. but not equal to the decline in
gold To-days transactions aggregate 81 1,095, 900,
well distributed over the several issues, with con-
spicuous dealings in the y per cents at decline OF
ls from yesterdays rally. The following are the
highest and lowest prices of securities for the week.
and the closing sales to-day and week ago to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 12-In the Court of Appeals. to-day,
The following business transacted No. 293-Hun
Churcb.-ArgumeDt resumed aud concluded No 57-Mc.
DulOok HOfman argued by Samuel IL. Randall for
pant aud ThOs p Hubbard for respondent No JO-BOoh
The Mechanics National Bank argued
W. COgwe for appellant and Theodore Bacon for respond
ent NO l43Gloyer act Morris; argued by John Graham
Tor appellant aud Geo. j. DanfOrth for respondent
Day Calendar for Monday: Nos 200 20 1JO 1872 49, l9l
Us aud I59
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
In nothing dos the curious twist Of the Hi

In nothing does the curious twist OF the Ill
bernan mind produce such acutey pquan effects as IN
the unconscious bulls OF popular lrish pety' priest
once cbapced TO hear, nperceivcd, fierce verbal on
saught by marEet-wOman on another, III the course
OF which every effort OF rhetoric was made to provoke
said the matron attacked; you know I'll not answer
ye because I've been to confession this mOrning and
I'm in a state OF grace. But TIL get out OF It !"
-IIOnlOu World.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-13
crued interest and the proceeds devoted to the further
improvement OF the property.
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

Loypog, April 12-l230 p mCoDsols, 94ise for MONEY
and 947s for the account u s. bonds four and half per
cents 1O44 1863 loSs4 Tentortes, 1864 New hyes
Erie Railway shares. ii 3 tO preferred,
90 Illinois Central 1871 NewJersey Central. 1874 New.
Central consOis, BSi2.i
LONDON, April 12-l3O D. m5Consols 94is,s for both
account Paris adyices quote nye per cent
rentes az lOS francs S5 centimes for the account
LoNDoE April l2 uPars adv1ces quote hye per eene
rentes 100 francs cen IIes Tor tho account