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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1s7s-TRlPLE SHEET

can ssn' iss srss ss s bush
feet.
%saa' sale. 400 ba.hsl. No. Mwaa1ss private a;s
IS to-: s. l State "'= !,
sIsy made osssr ..,lss. aashapssa k.ilread
wh Wheat. g corn. 7ass; oats, Sc 70 New York Cans.
ssh' sn s ss sS. s'' 6 to sss
DO Rs ss, y 9ss so as as G S5
ens y sS sG Soa, do s
5000 DO corn, i54oo DO oats, 200 barley 300 do
Wheat d. s ss z d. s bushels
DETROIT May .. 1879
~ mixed doing s9;S ASKED
s$ r. W sc g II Sss
90 shipments Zoo Ssis wheat, sooo5 Do corn.
LOO do. oats. 200 do.
AZ rGur steady s u1sssnss Wns., H.s cav. T.
Sss bailey dull anehsnssa PORK in good asmaaa q 50
SSsss iS,a. arm a., sAs:. Ks. aad s.. isr .i,ai,
Al M II .aa sis.s :Ss.
ys sss; s' S.e sfs' s9 81 Is e sa.eh 81 s
~ 50; receipts. l.5oo; shipments ego
CHICAGO May o. 1878
Flour weak and easier, but saotaSy lower Wlca.
Chicago spring " oos y o9a No Do ~ ~ u oos1
do ~ vi 81 n3 rejected SIC Corn iary active
shade higher 3uc cash 3S1c. 39c May :sS5lc 3STe,
june; rejected 364c. Oats quiet and weak 25c., cash
26tsc a26e.. June. Rye dull and lower ut osc Barley
i air demand ~ 20 cash = IN June y 70 July Lard
~ 20. W 97> July Bulk steady and unchanged
Alcohol hrmer Wnskey rominaiiy VI o. Fieights-
Corn TO Buffalo 2lsc Kcceipts-Fiour 1000 bbis wheat
s sos bushels corn: 2looo do oats 5000 do rye
l2ooo do barley. $500 do. Shipme Flour. 300
bolm; wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. $4,000 oats.
4io)o DO; rye 200 do. barley, 5000 Wheat ciosrd
active hrm and higher 81 O,l May I'll o. June 81 O4L
july Corn active hrm aud higher; 391c.. Nay; 396c..
juno Oats steady ged Provisions hrmer but
not quotably higher.
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THIRD B0ARD-2:30 ?, NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR STEADY = WHEAT &c
LowER-coRN EAsY-oATs EAsY-wHIsKEY
sTEADY-PKTRoLHUM DuL-oiLs FIRM-
SPIRITS TUGPENTINE srEADY-RosIs UN-
CHANoED-coFTEE FIRM-sUGAR FIgM
THURSDAY, May 90 r. N.
In almost every branch OF trade, both and of
iCnangc business was quiet, and as . general thing
values wero lower On 'Change -four was steady, pu.
wheat was &c. lower. Corn and were easy. Pork
was nominal, but lard closed arm aitor opening a
shade lower. Whiskcy 1rm. Cotton on tho spot
was unchanged Futures were without decided
change and closed steady bot quiet brooches were
generally nn. Roan quiet and spirits turptine
STEADY. Oils we're firm. Petroleum remained dali
coyvEx-Tho market for kio Gsm lir late ad-
vance oo3 bags ex 0lsnsannox sold prviis terms
and ia,e last evening I.o2i aud 1000 bags sMemnon
$500 bags Lasua,ra sold private terms. We
quote J. Ordinary lac la,se fas da. i6kc
good do, i6%c: prms do i7,<c i7ct sxsrcae range
for lots lac. iuc santos fair to good Toe idc. gold.
% days. Java government bags 2oc. axe d. grass
mats noe .2kc Singapore. Ito. iskc Coyos, Ice
lie Maracaibo. lie . iGtsc., Laeuayra. I3c 15-c ;
Jansics. 13c Ice. ST. Domingo i:xc. iJc., Porto
Rico Zoe. lie Costa Eica. i4c IKE Mexcs AXE
Ice Macassar i7c isc.; Angostars. i5o i6hc. /;
ssvsnilis. i3c I11sc casacos lag = l<ke
Corros tho spot was dull. but hsngcd. futures
opened about yesterdays closing ggures Tho
WI. quiet closing steady about tho opening prices The
official prices to-day. compared with Wsanesdav
F.
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NEW ROCHELLE SAVINGS BANK

Shcrin Brundage, Of wcstchestor county, yostor.
day sold by auction at Now Rochelle sevon pieces Of
tho real estate formerly owned by William X Hum.
phrey. tho deiautng and abscouded secretary OF the
Now Rochelle Savings Bank. Tho hotel property Tor.
meriy owned by Mr.. sibery, which expected "a
yield several thousand dollars for tho benefit OF the
dcrauded deposiiors only brought $50 over and above
the cncumbrances upon In tho shape OF mortgages
tax dues interest," Mr.. Charles G. Banks, register
OF the county, WAS the purchaser AZ the price named.
The entire interest ut Humphrey In tho seven pieces
OF real estate only realized $685. which Il Is beievod
will be completely absorbed by The foes Tho doaica.
ton of Humphrey amounted 10 about Sl4 900, while
his personal property brought $l,35i 70 which may
be added about $500 rcaiized from rents while The
bank held the real estate. Tho 800 dcpositors In
Institution have titus lar recovered about iorty po4
cent and may get another dividend vi from ten 70
twenty per cent more.
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BATTLE ROYAL

Lavine A. Lighlenhousc, Of Alexander avenue ana
l35th street, rented rooms to Mira EIvira Lichscus
helm. but tho lady ioit him low days before May
Tor rent leaving behind piano, stove and
otnor articles. Before Of tho LIST hor brothern-
Law. David Lcnicnhcim, . Mott Haven real estate
AGENT called upon Mr. Lshtcnhousc with an cxprcss.
man and demanded tho properly. Mr.. Lightcnhouss
denied h,m admission, and Lichtenheim tred iosos
an entrance LIghtonhouse locked the door, snd, -
IL alleged proceeded 70 pclt tho agent with brcKs
IRON he,gnborins pile. LIchtenneim thcn SUM
moncd his Trend, Jamos Cochnover, travelling sacos
man, and botn sides prepared Tor battle. The ladies
OF Mr. Lishtcnnousss family began TO scream. aud
during the diversiou Lchtcnhoim gained adrnttsncs
10 tue house and got away win cw of tho spoiis.
the contestants afterward met on q Harlem boat,
when war vi words took tho place Of . regular e..
gagcmeat. Omccr alters, ot Judgc whseler's ssa0,
u day or Two since arrested Lichtenhom and Coon.
mover, who were yesterday held Tor examination.
Tue partics threaten appeal OF tho TO - civil
hum
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. May o. 1879
cotton steady middling fohc Low midaIins. ylac
god ordinary s1sc Net receipts, l22 baioa Exports
coatwise. 81. Sales 4y6. stock. 2252t
NKw oRLsAss May o. 1874
cotton hrm. middng. 1Ol4c.; low midding p1.c.
go,a ordinary sac Net receipts 567baies gross ilG
,pOrts- 10 France 4UUa coastwsc. 5000. sales BOO;
STICK t3L2Os.
Month"; May q, 1878.
lotion steady middlins sIc.; low nddng Sc. good
Ordinary SIZE Not receipts All bales xpors-Io France,
30; coasgwise, ga Sales 500. stock. 1850
SAVANNAH, May %. 1878
lotion quiet; middng. o,se low mdaIns. gAae good
ordinary SO. Net receipts, AL baies; ASH Ex.
pats coastwise. ATT safes. 100. Stock. 1855
CnARLssfos Nav %. 1874
Cotton quiet IN idding. 1Osc. low niadllng, We. O<c
god ordinary. yc Net receipts lu bales sacs 3Do.
SOCK, 4.9S
WiLxfseros, n. o.. May %, 1878
spirits OF turpentinc AIM 2o1sc Kosin steady at 81 %
strained Crude turp~ntiuc steady 81 Tor hard 81 10
br yellow dip 81 10 o. Tor virgin Tar steady al 81 30
OswEGo. May 9. tv7a
Flour unchanged sales 100 hbis Wheat easiert No.
Milwaukee cuB. 81 26s white state, 81 81, red state
III 80 Corn unchanged Oats quiets white stats. alc
Bariey noninsi uncnsn.oA Corn meaI Mill feed and
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Inc Stock Market More Ac-
tive. but Weak.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 IL.
government Bonds Firm, States Dull and
Railroads Strong.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 IL.
AONEY ON CALL EASY ATsA3 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

THURSDAY, May 90 +. a.
The Stock Exchange shows Improvement either
~ prices or activity but. the contrary. slowly
sinks away under tho incubus OF It's weight and
inc utter absence OF material support. There Is no
doubt that the Northwestern speculation possesses
some threatening elements wnicn might be developed
70 the prejudice OF tho whole market, and prudent
aealers are disposed 10 wait events rather shan 10
run their necks into possible trap. Alpine guides
are wont, when approaching Iickish places, to eau
ton travellers against loud talking lest the vibration
Of air should loosen the trcacherous snow and bring
~ avalanche Gathering about thor cars II IS In
something OF this relation that the market stands
Toward Northwest-masses OF stock have been &C
inundated, the purposes Of which fulfilled upon
The closing Of the books and speculation stands muto
In anticipation Of the avalanche OF shares which may
~ any moment sweep over the market Nor Is this
the only matter which has checked trade and de-
pressed prices. The foreign news which to-day
blows hot and tomorrow cold, offers guide TO
tho future market for cereals and simply perplexes
tho specuator without exciting him TO action, while
the trunk lines Of Chicago upsottng all
calculations earnings by slashing away
freight tariffs and cutting under schedule rates with
as much GOODNESS as though they had not only few
weeks ago solemuiy promised and vowed never
10 do the like again. SO, what with these
and OF greater or less Importance the
market was again LETT to take OF itself to-day,
which It did only indilercntly well, the general
Weakness lower range Of prices ana prevailing apathy
30 TO show Toward the close prices wore stneucd u
fraction in sympathy with better demand for North
west and sharp twist upon tho Wabash bears, who
had sold lew more shares than were warranted by
prudence and the suppN Of loanable stock.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
were iollows:-Western Union Telegraph, SOY
Paclnc Maii, 1917; New York Central, lo6A; Erie,
l2A; Lake Shore, e2,S Union Pacific, esq; Pitts
burg, 76h; Northwestern, 5o3S; Northwestern pro-
ierred. 7lk; New Jersey Central, IS; Rock Island,
l04A ST Paul. 5oh, ST Paul preferred, TAX; Wabash,
Tx; Ohios, 81; Lackawanna, 624; Morris and Essex,
7SA; Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred, II; c., T.
and l. G., 3as; Michigan Central, g.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations at three P. N. were ioi.
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CRUELTY 10 ANIMALS.

John shuiiz driver Of stage No. e54 Of tho Madisea
inc arrested yesterday by supsrin.cndsss
HarGed Of tho Society Tor the Prevention oi Cruelty
10 Animals. for driving q disabled horse Mr.. Hart.
field also obtained warrant for the arrest OF kdware
norton. foreman Of tho stable whom no claims y
moro blamo than tho driver
Patrick croity was held under $500 Tor working .
horse belonging to Police Department cart NO. II with
large ulceraicd sore on tho bacs under the saddle
Bartlett Dugau was placed under bonds Tor ovcr.
crowding tweotyn calves 10 truck measuring ten
iset4ong by four feet vide.
Edward Provost, driver, and william Byess. owner
also arrested ios wosxiss lame horse before
vaycrDg cart
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The total stock OF tho company is $36 5OO.0O
The earnings OF the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad Tor March s4S2 500, against $372, 7O3
last year, an increase Of Sis, 500.
The following securities were sold at auction In
New York to-day
$4,000 Ohio state six per cent registered stock,
1884, interest payable January ana july log; 900
Florida State six per cent gold bonds, due 1908
est coupon payable January and July. 800 each, 81
$500 town Of scion, N Y, seven per cent bond, due
1900, interest coupon payable February and August
s.; 1000 Indianapolis and ST. Louis Railway Com
pany second mortgage seven por cent bond dated
1870 due 1900. coupon payable April and October,
AN; $1,000 G., q. aud ]. q. Railroad Company first
mortgage seven per cent pono, due 1905, In terest
coupon payable April and October april 1873 coupon
on) 39A Unilcd States land warrant lSl2l Tor torty
acres, Sal Tor lot; my shares Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company preferred stock, 500 zach, II.
The comparative earnings OF tho Kansas Pacific
Railroad during tho fourth woek 10 April fol-
lows
1878 80. :. SOL 367 90
16T7.... Ilo4o S3
Oocrea6o. $S,SIo
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gust 100 At II oss September. 200 at io77e too At
70 Tic; octoner. BOO at 1856; 40 - 5us 500 ~
70 Coo Nov moer. 500 at 10 January 2oO at 10 39c
Total 100 bales To-day, W 60 two r. A. NAY. .oo
= MI, 10 7Se 800 At 10 sic, 100 losIe shsrt notice
lithl, lup AZ lnslc June. 400 nj 10 y3c 1900
" 10 a2e, 2loo ioalc 1900 iO.9oc.. 100
a. 1o inoic. 100 ~ 10 soc; July. 1000 at iioic..
gust LOO a. lose a2oo ii .o4c. 200 usc 200
~ Vsc: eu al O3c september loo At 10 Toe. 100
A. ~ Toe October 800 A. ln6e looai 10 3ec December.
lOo NJ lu3se Total 49, Grand total 70 bales
line receipts AZ the ports follows :-alvestvn
~: New Orleans, 1851; Mobile All; savannah. 81;
CnMrieston, -. Wilmington. 10; Aoro,k 5i7; New
i iorx. sos; Boston. Total. 4257 bales. his day
DAY last week 2Iu7 this last l766 Total since
septemrer OBJ 742 bales Cotton irrghts closed
ioliows;1Fo davre by steam. Ne com sressed by SAIL
~ steam llies eompres..i' BY sail tac To Liverpool.
Nd ny steam By sail, lj.6td. compressed
LouR AND uRAiS-Receipis-Fou s.545 bills. wheat.
~ zoo bushels meal $50 Oils AIS sacks; corn
2S5 SAG bushels l45. 10 352 barley.
LOO do barley matt, $500 do Flour steady but
quiet the sales ncudipg state, Western and southern
were about 1850 sbls within .hs annexed Rye
hour WAS quiet wiz sales oil $50 bbls. Corn meal
quiet with sales 81 800 bbs Rye ady OF
5000 bushels No Western at TIE. TING. Barley
hnrlo nit Mnr alfia Ma
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In Iehgh wiikesbarre eonsols. Tho largest trans
actions were in Northwest consolidated gold ut
100 The other changes were as iolows:-Au advance
OF in New Jersey Central hrst consols, y In Lake
Shore coupon seconds and ST. Paul sinking funds aud
IN Rock Island skies Of 1917 Morris and Essex first
consols and Pacific Railroad Of Missouri drsta
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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Tho closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:--


Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks ~ san Francisco to-day LIQUID Curry. O.;
Savage. OK; Chollsr Potosi, 25h; Ophir, a9h; Halo
Norcross, u Crown Point, 8; Yellow jacket q;
Belcher 8: Virginia Consolidated, Ia California, %;
Overman, W; Raymond h Ely, I; Bes. Il Beichsr,
IS; Union Consolidated. 81; Alpha, IN; Sierra No.
vada, az; Mexican, Sk; Eureka Consolidated, ssh ;
Justice, 8; Utah, 5; TIP Top, IN; Navajo, ~
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Ig.3U z. NJ.
$1,000 Usio<oEbe bs ioex $1,000 US e.. eurcy Ilsk
l:30 P. NJ
$4,000 US 6 G. 81 IS lo7x $4,000 US 5-2o's l06*
1000 Us 5-2Osr '97. IU6 10000 Us SIS lO4Dc b3 lO6x
1000 Us 52u 81 O3 iO6A 10000 US 4s 9l.p3 lC35s
$3.50 P. NJ.
ssoDoo US 5oos ,s7 lo6z US 5's 81 SO io4s
lOouU Us $40 c, 81 b3 lOoz 1000 Us 4hs C. Yl. 1854
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The London advlccs report advance In consols to
p5I Cd for both money ana the account United
States bonds are u a a higher all around Erie CON.
mon fell OF TO 12ts and rallied TO 124 a 12a. Eric
preferred rosc TO ~ -, New Jersey Central to ~ y
and do consolidated nrsts to 1879 The Bank OF Eng.
land rate OF discount remains AT 8 per cent Tho
bank gained f22 600 bullion Tor the week ending yes
terday. the proportion OF reserve to liabilities IL
now 35 against 80 9-16 pcr last week. A, Paris
rcnles rose TO 1901 SOC ana held or 10 1901 7yc and
exchange on London was quoted AZ 25i. loo. Tho
closing prices IA London wero:-Consols for money
and account, o51sc 90; new AZ per cent bonds,
1O5k; nve.twenty bonds OF 1857, 10sls los X; ten
forty bonds, lo7x; lives Of 1881, 1861 Erie CON-
mon shares, 12As lax; do. preferred shares, 32k;
New Jersey Central, 1915; illinois Central. 7sh.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board we're steady Tor North
Carolina SKIES, old January ana July, to dcai.
ings wero confined; District OF Columbia 3.65's sold
at 10
RAILROAD BONDS
RaNroad bonds continue strong and prices werc
GENERALLY higher, with the largest advance, por cont
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made yesterday on tbs
Real Estate Exchange
BY X a. LUDLOW
Public auction sae-oi the three story brick build
ing. With lot 2Oxso ilx2i. oxsS b. NO. l99 East
7th a.. u. ., 3o5 H. o OF Nv. Is. TO Thomas >.
Br SCOTT AND
Foreclosure sae--Willialn l.. Finaley. referee-or
the block OF land bounded by I'd 18th avs. estn
aud 99lh sts. J. b. butcher. 40 OQ
@. !.
Foreclosure sals-A Jehnea. reer.e--oi one lot,
25xlo2 2. on West s2d ST. n. T.. IT'S It. q. Of 9th
av. plaintiff 2Io0
Total. LAG $40
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$4,000 US Gs 81 be lo7N sl4oooo y 5s 81 ioix
44O Us 52uc U5.n.bc 1854 GOO US fsr, 1901 iUo1
ll:lJ A. NJ.
$1,000 us az 9i be io3k $4,000 US IS g. 1907 DC O0x
245o Us An 'v1 be 1851 400 Us +sc 1907 be Oos
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. May 9. 1873

lOO Mhrlposh. ......... i.co
" Am Flag. 10 bid, II asked
10 Ber ~ I'd IL bid. IA asked
y CaiiiorniM.2 5ta bid. II asked
IS Con Va. lax did, i5 asked
u Cashier. l.3o bid. Lao asked
Il Cleveland % bid. asked
IS Gould j. e. -. - bid, Z asked
Y Hukill. .465 bid. 500 asked
IL Kings NJ. l.0u bid, l.7o asked
Il Moose ....ut4 bid. asN ed
" North Belle - old. 81 asked
~ Ontario. .35 bid. 3o1a asked
II naym'd Il Ely 2 bid. = asked
II Sierra New. = bid, AZ asked
II south Star - bid. ! ~ asked
80 I'm Con-. - bid, 4.60 asked
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THE MONEY MARKET


Money OF call was easy at per cent and closed
very easy at BIZ por cent. The following were
rates OF exchange ew York tho dermenti
cities to-day :--Savannah, buying LILO premium, sell
Ing y premium; Charleston, easy, y premium, 316
y premium; ST. Louis, 90 premium; New Orleans
para lilo premium, u premium Chicago, 60 premium,
and Boston, l2h discount. Forcign exchange was
quiet at ASH 4s6 Tor bankers sixty days sterling
BILLS and at ASK SSll Tor demand.
THE MARKET.
Gold sold at 10056 throughout tho day. Tho carry
Ing ratios were u and per cent Loans were also
male fat.
GOLD cLEARiSGs AT THE IoSAL RANK or rHE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
lao. Sal
IuIIeucy pdinnces l. l45, $50
Ooiu c'cnIipss...s... ~ ooj. 0U0
CLEARING STATEMENT
currency exchanges. $5I. 9pT oT9
oufeney oa"nScs.-. o,USs,oSl
ooiu S,3ll.SyJ
bolu ualsuccs l2U5. 73S
GOVERNMENT BoSps.
Government bonds wero good demand aud active
In some Instances prices made y partial advance.
These bonds closed steady At tho following quota
tons.-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28
FO EW S.
SPECIAL TO THE rIEKA DAILY SENTINEL.
A Steamship Foundered.
SUBMISSION TO BRITISH AUTHORITY.
one uundrsd Theu.nsA 4s4pn .
ssrsAs. lti nj

LoxDoS, December 81.
The steamship Emily b. Souder, which
left New York on the 9Th Of December for
Turks Island and Santo Domingo, foun-
.cred at sea two days ont fromfkeW York.
This news reached London 1rd s{6gston,
Jamaica, an. was telesraphtu By the
Lloyd's agent, who states fhxf Two q the
crew had just landed at his~~afon. what
became Of the passengers, o6iccfSk and re-
mainder Of the crew, is not known, but the
seamen picked up believe that all the others
board the steamer have been drowned.
Tho passengers were J. A. Tossano, Mrs.
w. f. Root. r. Crosby, r. A. Friend, Mrs.
J. M. Cazenau, Mrs. A. M. Storm, A. NJ.
Ross, Fred. Klemmer. and Y. Mella. Cap
tain C. j. #. Kuehl is pronounced an &C.
complished seaman by Commander Sender,
and T. NJ. Deaken, who was first officer.
The crew numbered "a men.
LAHORE, December q.
Yakoob Khan. son Of the Amer OF
AfghaDistan, has come into Jellalabad.
This is regarded as equivalent to submits
sion to British authority, and the end OF
the war is probably at hand.
PEsrH. December 81.
Rumors have been current Of intended
attempts on the life of the Emperor Francis
Joseph. The police force guarding the
palace of Goedelloe, where the Emperor,
Empress and Grown Prince are spending
the Christmas holidays, has been increased.
LoNpol, December ~.
One hundred thousand men arc involved
in the impending c%ollicry strike in York
shire and Derbyshire.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-28

A Bonanxa King sued for seduc-
tlon-Joseph Aud Held 10 An
sw~er-Bu1Ifom shipment.

A Benanza King sucd for seduc-
sion-JOseph Aud Held TO An
swer-BulIion shipment.
VIRGINIA CRY, December ~.
A suit OF unusual magnitude, In estimate
of damages, was commenced in the Fiji
tenth District Court yesterday, in San
Francisco. the complaint being that Of
VIM. H. M. Smallmsn against John W.
Msckay, Of Virginia City, claiming $780,
900 for the seduction Of plaintiffs wife.
Amelia H. Smallman. The complaint al
legcs that the defendant, coutriving and
unjussly intending to injure plaintiff by
depriving him Of the comfort. fellowship.
society and assistance OF his wife, Amelia
H., and to ALLEVIATE aud destroy her affec-
ton for him, did, on the 18th day OF May.
1873, accomplish his villainous design
against her character. the unlawful init
macy continuing until the Esd day of Octo-
ber following. By reason Of these acts OF
defendant the wife Of the plaintiff has be-
come, and is now insane, mi the plaintiff
il informed and believes, and SO charges.
that she will never recover her former
strength and vigor wherefore he prays
sum Of $500, 900 and costs Of this action.
Joseph Aude, charged with stealing 800
shares Of 0phir from the Nevada Bank,
was held to answer in the Police Court to-
day; bail, 5000.
AUSTIN, December ~.
The Manhattan Mining Company ship
tonight twelve bars Of bullion valued 1t
$11, 534.16.
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or y


Chief Moses Captured-Thc Perkins
Murderers.
PORTLAND, December ~.
J. A. Plaun. Deputy Sheriff Of Yakima
county, sends the following account OF the
capture OF Chief Moses from White Bluff.
under date Of the Goth instant: We have
just got back from Crab Creek. Left there
ut dark on the 18th, crossing about mid
night. We discovsrcd.s camp dre up the
moypta;ns. and thinking ii VI Eths~camp
ofothe Perkins murderers ~ 70
capture it. We marched upm within 800
yards Of the camp, when We made ! chsrge'
and surrounded the fire, asking them who
they were. They sangiout Moses !" He
had with him nine of his right bowers. 1t
was about 2 o'clock when we came upon
them, and they had not gone 10 bed ; no
doubt they were ont there on some secret
plot. We disarmed and placed onr priso-
ners under guard for the night, and in the
morning took them with US. They said il
we would let them go they would fetch the
Perkins murderers. After consultation it
was agreed to let six Of the Indisns go, with
the promise that they would bring in the
by tomorrow night. We shall
hold Noses. and will bring him in certain.