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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
OTyICIAL REPORT " Y. HTNING STOCR Elk
CHANGE SALES. MA 3, 1879.
RcoNp BoARE-l O'CLOCK p. VI
THrRh BoARp-2:3O p. VI.
FRIDAY, May 3-P. VI.

Tho total transactions in stocks during the week
ending to-day have been only GS0,62S shares,
against lii 400 shares for the preceding week.
The dullness Of the market has been progressive
sealing the business down from 1882 shares last
Saturday to 76 1876 shares for the total of to-day The
principal Characteristic of the market has been
feverishness. and although there have been some
wide fluctuations, the final changes in prices are
unimportant. Lake Shore. which has been the
most active stock IN point Of business done, has sold
as low as 81 H. and as high 63l2, closing ut G234
against G2 10 a week ago. The annual report Of the
company at frs. mad depressing effect upon the
price of the stock but the discovery in the report
of the unusual statement of the business
for the first quarter of the current year,
which showed large gain in the net earnings over
those of the extraordinarily expensive first quarter
of 1877 caused a rally to the best prices Of the
week. But later the facts that the making OF such
a statement up to March 81 was an unprecedented
incident in the annual reports of this company. ana
that no reference was made to the business OF the
month of April, which is generally understood to
show loss of over $175, 900, occasioned want OF
confidence in the whole statement, which was re-
Elected in the succeeding dull and dropping market
for the stock Michigan Central, after first dropping
- per cent to 674 made clear rise of per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
Annexed are closing quotations

state bonds were generally steady but very, d Hi
with LouIsiauas a shade iirmer. District OF C0i-
umhio 3-G5s were steady, with sales to-day AT 90
common and 7Iai registered issues. We note sales
of Missouri Is of 1858 at 1885, and BROOKLYN U.s.
water loan, at 1882. -, J.. h., ~,
American Exchange (i2l at Sl2. GroccrS 70, at
Co. Central National l53l at 0s090l2, ana fark
C3O) at %. ,.-,.;.-, l,.i,,,, .,,o
yael. and were 80 to-day. Kansas Pacific incomes
No. I6 fen 10 1853 but the Jersey Cenrals were
strong al llI3i for frsts, and higher nc Il Tor
cnusnls The st. Pauls strong: per cent
firffs M ISL: gold u NJ 1Oi; sinking funds nj
G7ls: and I. and ~ division at par. Northwest
ceid bonds were steady at 9S, and Burlington and
Quincy - at 1l2l2: Northwest interest bonds sell
II- n 1851, interest; Galena and Chicago irsts
nj Iu1: ffss of Rensselaer, aud Saratoga, inter-
est ~ 1872; Union Pacific irsts at 1862; Missouri
Pacific seconds at 93asG93l2; Toledo and Wabash
con. cunvertibles at 50la; ex August, 1878, and
previous coupons, at 4Ol2; Great Western tirsts
Of 1883, ex coupon, at 9Sis09Sl4; registered rsts
of Harlem at rs. ex interest; Lake Shore first
con. registered at 1904; seconds con. coupon at
lOI and Michigan Central rs, ex interest, at lOI.
There has been nothing in gold during the week
requiring extended comment, the speculation nav.
ing been of retail nature, and sales for the most
part at 1905. the extreme range OF the price nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
THE COURTS.
COSTS IN UNITED STATES COURTS.

JUNIb IN UNIILD SIN I'D NOUIID'
Judge Choate, acting as United States Cir
cult Court Judge yesterday handed down interesting
decision the taxation OF costs in that have
been transferred from the State courts TO the United
States courts The suit Of william K Clare against the
National City Bank had three trials in State court in
two Of which the plaintiff got verdict. Upon appeal
this decision set aside and Judgment reversed
with the defendant to abide the event of the de-
cisiOn the United States Court which the was
removed by the plaintiff. The defendant there obtained
verdict aud Judgment The Clerk Of the Circuit Court
in taxing costs dsalOwed the $435 which had accrued
under the New-YOrk Code in the State courts, ana
allowed only the $50 OF in the Circuit Court ON
the appeal Of the defendant the Court sGsaius the
Clerks decision.
Judge ChOate says: "In general, there is no vested
right till the Judgment and they are only recON-
cradle as taxable by the law in force al the time OF tax
alton The acts authorizing the removal or causes 10
this provide the removed sna proceed
m The same manner as If originally here, and there is
nothing in those acts which lends support TO the defend
ants claim for those costs" -,
This is said TO be the first judicial decision upon this
MONT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

LoyDoN May Yesterdays Bank Of England return il
gardc distinctly unfayOrIb the proportion OF the
liability having d. seconded e. IN extraordinarily low figure
according the Old Of
The doing chiefly ascrbed
10 The fact that the money withdrawn from wholly for
crnal urcmeH. This mornings FGdHcsT ShOuld
there be- active foreign drain OF gold the banks minimum
rate might be expected TO leap 10 cent
week" The Is per
LONDON May 3-l2O mConsols. 94sie for money 95lIe
FOR the account L. bonds 1868. 1885, Ten-fOes,
pom. OF p Now hyes 1867 NGwJersey Central, l7a Hi
mons Central T7St; New Jersey Central COnsols ~.
IoNpoN May 3-l3O m.-Paris advlces quote ave per
cent rrurcs 0S francs s. = confines Or the account
LONDON NAV 81 y. m Il. :. bonds 1868 lOS9 Ten
fortie coupon lO7 Eric Railway shares preferred, 80
Illinois Central H. Paris adyiCCs quote I'VE cent rentes
AT los franc, for the account SILVER 10 quoted
today al 53Hsn. per ounce.
IOSpoy MAY $50 y. Consos 95is FOR money, and
q5ss for the account T. 6. bonds Teniortes, coupOn
lOTt: New.JcIscy Central, lSl4.
PrgIIN NAV 3-The statement OF the Imperial Bank
OF Crmany sh0wsa specie q, 1000 900 marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

,crsco CLOSING PRICES or mSrSo STOCKS

There was large trading again IN Government
bonds this week and the prices OF al the Ola o-os
were lower, consequent upon the calling IN OF 20,
600 600 of the 1SGJs The newer issues were all
strong with the az per cents selling readily ac-
cordng 10 the reports Of the Syndicate, and free
subscriptions coming in at Washington for the new
is the amount to-day being %5OOO0O
The following are the highest and lowest prices
week aRO to- day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

HOP~-Mr T. wells reviews The pas. weeks as folIows
Exporters taken nearly thousand bales this week. ana
n II more which IL very TAR tlnc con.
advanced OF the season. our quotations
less nominal for where sales have been at
haa be submitted to- and buy
been able make their orders
upnu the terms Receipts for the week, 3s bales TO-
al since september 1871 l2G926 bales total Tor
period 1876 ~ 1925 bales export cear9 ses for me week.
0G3 Spember l. 1874 1915 bales total
period in lSTt 36I67 bales state 1877, 6dlOci
do Eastern, &c; do. Yearling.,2 a3c.; Old l02c.
LEATaERAu inds less active prices not as steady as
recently. receipts pat o. 81 skies 2s3 0aes eN-
ports 900 sides 1900 90 England, IL 800 10 the Cont
nerf. n ey for Aurl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

ing been 1OO1901O0s Transactions to-day were
at 1OOss loans costing ] lo and 2l2 per cent per
annum paid for carrying. The Sub- Treasury DIS
bursements for the week were S1,o41 900 interest,",
and S14l 500 called bonds inclusive of S3SO,OO0
and 800 900 to-day. The days business of the gold
clearing department Of the Bank OF the State OF OF
New-YOrk covered Gold cleared, Sll,2i2,OOO gold
balances, 81 800; currency balances, S'oZ4l3'
The gold quotations to-day were as follows:
1O..~..................lOOasl Recommendation
Foreign exchange presented only slight degree
parativeIy firm in early days, grew easier ater-and
to-day prime G0-days' bills were accessible az about
81 S0G$4 SGli the demand bills ruling at ~ oei2
to the Z. We subjoin latest Official quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
sIAINEU.
7ioie Low Middling ............ Ola
ry Soia ! ddling...............-- gill,

Strict Good UrdhAIy''- o7Id TO
Futures were irregular specially for the earlier months
prS On The early months with an advance Of TO points
1 he late months sales last evening II 200 6aes To-Day
t 6h. 1917 sSpembef 1905 1906 October lol7 1919
Hoyember 1855 1910; April 1882 total, 1900 bales
second GALWAY. 1918 an 10 7Si Jnpe l1 SosS,
July 1927 ssptense loSS 1s a 1921 9th iS7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

June 1890 l0s july I099 August, HOB total 800
bales. Also MAY, az i074al0s1j do, n. 6th, 1000;
June l0.s4ai0.ol. July, 109s9il0l August 1860
Noyeabsr lo45 March, 1925 total o gIauc sos
regular II paid to exchange 200 May for June Futures
closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
Total shares sold Tor The week.

The stock market to-day quite rs dull rs yes
trrlly but less firm and prices all around show
shading of from those of yesterdays final sales.
The exceptions 10 THIS rule are Michigan central,
which sold mn 10 II la IL and Central of New-Jrr
soy. which sold at l10l7l4. At times there were
spa,as Of activity aud Il per cent rally IN tho
price of thi, or that stock but the rally was quickly
succeeded by dizziness ana decline. Beyond this
state Of things the market presented no features
calling for comment aud II closed quiet aud steady
RANGE or THE STOCK MAKKEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
Citn properin 90 fei.

TO NT-Nice modern dwelling; eight
4 rooms acre Of land ten minutes from Depot $40 per
MELVILLE L. MEAD, South Norwalk. Conn.
TO LET-Furnshed, from May to Novem-
vemb,r or lMcr-he cottage he Barker place at
ThToCcs WtstChrster, Will stable stalls
hous- md La r1on also small cottage Eopurd for
furnish garden milk
dairy. place distant from the city. 30 minutes
fremont H. minutes Wee chester Depot aud
Bay lss Dock, toe landing OF steamer sea
wanlaka,'
For permit the place and terms apply 10
i. G. HANENENEB, NJ. 9s Wal-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
RECORDED LEASES.

Mapes Daniel 20 Otis Bedell. No 50 Greenwicb.ave
years at annual rent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
etrablhejm. SIMON, TO Greenhells son * Co, NO44
BaTclay-st, years. at annual rent Oi.-.-.-.......
Strong James 10 franz Waldschmltt No 1871 BJWCTy,
Syeafs at annual rent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
Aurtion Sales OF Real Gstalc.

DOE II. SMITH & CO.. AuctiOneeTs,
II " III sell az auction, THU KSDAN May TO- at ~ O'Clock
noon. the premises by pcrempOry order Of Abraham
Payntar esq,
SIXTY CHOICE LOTS,
Located Pavntarave Radde Prospect Crescent, and VII
liam. sts. on the Heights, in the Third Ward Of
LONG ISLAND CITY,
minutes by from Jamess Slip. Thirty
fourth Street Ninety street Ferries and 40 min
from City Hail. New-York On igh ground with beau
unohjectipnabie. one of the hest
Opportunities Of the season for investment as the property
will De positively sold for such prices AZ the times VIII war
rant Fifty cent may remain on m rgage little perfect
NORRIS WILKINS, Auctioueer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
SOUTH 5rH-AVE aud THOMPSON.ST
j.. IL LUDLOW & co.
will sell at auction
TUESDAY. MAY :, 1873,
l. o'clock n the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM.
Ill Broadway (IrHity Building. y. v,
SALE TO CLOSE \ COPART\ EKSHIP,
SOuth 5tI-avc nd ThomVsOus.--Ihc valuable plot Of
ground the side OF south jthayc, about lZJ feet
south Of West RuuSt1ns and running through 90 Thompson
ST with and attic brick dwellings
Nos l42 l4I l46 l4S and $50 rhompsons, said
plot being lOllOXl7j feet. Terms al sale.
For fuIther particulars Apply to line suconeers Office, No.
3 Iiue-st, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

There was nothing remarkable in the movement
to-day except the strength of British cOnscls. 4
Berlin dispatch to-day states that the Imperial
Bank of Germany lost during the week 1000, 900
marks. In Paris the per cent Tentes ranged at
1l0.20G l0940, and at los. $50 l0S.45 tx interest
the closing quotation l0S y, and of sight ex-
change on London 2J.1il2
The gross earnings of the Chicago Milwaukee and
St. Paul RAILROAD Company follows
1877. 1873. Increase.
Fourth week I'm April. Slj6,322 $23200O &76G7S
Previously relortCd...... LOG 6l 2jsSOU0 03l.539
Total since jan l.....J 62,7S3 s1s2lOO $lOOS2l7
The gross earnings of the Wabash Railway Com
pany for the fourth week i'm April, were 1877,
Sl2T96G; 1878, sos, GAO decrease, $l9,326.
The receipts OF -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of May
Newly Tk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRK CITY.


Al' fefcree 70 Henry Il OOC
'HI sen :. .'o' w 400. COCO
LIE I Insurance COMPANY 1000
East RI7eT savings 5000
Raegies. feefec to August belmont 1900
'''l 6op reei i to j John n wilson 1900
Charles KreIaeF 1881
Armstrong ana husband to Elza GraIsa' 1900
Densof and vie 70 Richard Il BToas -, 1900
Tbompson-st no 32) l8.1Oxl43 10. Mayer Sternber-
ger and wife, 10 Raphael Buchman, ..-..
is0 Mcfe 70 Ffsn. zoAoos "' ca
WiSR ana WIFE % Helen NJ cTaighead $4,000
soutb Wiilam-st Nos and y, Alexander Maitland
and Others executors etc Elizabeth Maitland 10000
"S SHes4ofa TSigg 10 Annie II Twigg ..-...e 1900
Broadway, cor Canal and n v cor Lispenard.st
Encesior Medcsi College 10 benjamin BlaaSreh 90 OOo
oneh 10 MARY @cSaly. 1906
WIFE IL 10 Ellen n RYAN 5000
COST and wife to Charles Osborn 1900
broadway s cor 59thst ll0.9XlOO0XIIegukI, lisa
AfkiSSur TSy anu 72,5OC
bella ( Connolly and Others executors, ETC. 70 Eliza
'zG and husband Il ia to william .g 10000
washin gtOnav $40 IL 9 Of Sthst l23d Ward 70
xl5O John Hamburg TO Frederick Fschcr........
81 AIMS ave, :, 1884 II Of Westehestertuupike,
25xlS3A Magdelina Nurat TO George Riehl =. 1,O0(
sra Rspp and Vie to John BOrnhoef 1900
i0'9 and Se 20 TO ssGina ycst 1866
Daley and wife, To John Kuhn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
Couulrn Real gslaie for Sale.

4 Il CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
n Farm Of 26acres suitable OI genteman's country
bany Post Road mile north OF the station and commands
extensive Of The Hudson River The land is uly
ered win apples pears, and nhCr small FRUITS and Is al under
cultivation. The buildings cCnipse good barn. house.
EDWAED CLARKE Tribune 0lloe.
EOR SALE.-At MOristown, " j., very low;
Il terms easy ne residence; location unsurpassed 10000
Address OWNER, Box 400 Morristown, y. J.
FOR SALE or TO RFNT-FuInished at Dan
bury Conn, fine country residence; pUcc, $4,000 For
particulars address {. II. MERRITT.
TOR SALE or TO LET-EdrnIshed or unfur-
niShed at ErglcwOOd y. IA desirable cottage
house 10 rooms bathroom &C. fine stable 10 In
Northern Railroad Of NewJsey For particulars call on 5
CHASE, ONCE New-NOrk Tribune
EOR SALE-A very valuable and desirable
4 properly the Hudson River; built especially for
young ladies' school buildings modern and in excellent
pair yeua,on and water location uDoXccptoDa0e
property Fun particulars furnished responsible parties ON
''i''"''' p. o. Box No. g,OG5, New.York City.
FOR SALE, TO LET, or will EXCHANGE
for uniucumDered city property -Hplendd residence
acres Of land; one hour from NewYork front
aud grounds beautifully lald ont plenty OF choice
fruits. carriage house. conservatory STABLE &C. rice,
$4,000 originally cost $4,000
For further particulars address ~
Post ONCE Box 2.Ol3, Newlork.
DLACE of SIX ACRES for SALE at So
UUO or rent for 5000 In small village near Freehold, "
j. good hOlsc large barn. nice garden rnil
orchard, pasture shade; extremely neal my ifee IRON l
aTia quiei comfortable home for parties wishing 10 ye
quietly from business and bali hours from New!
York place sold 81 700 three years ago: building hsIee
Tor 5000. II. DENNISON, 80 Cortlandtst,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirsr, Vessels and Rd,iroods.
FRIDAY NAV g. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04

The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of New-York for the week ending tins date
aud since the beginning Of the year, compared with
the corresponding periods of previous years:
For the week: 1876. 1877. 1873.
Entered the - 6,1SO fl2Ol.-3l fllS2gli
Thrown markell. lOJ2,l15 l.3716l4 l,3U5, 1872
Entered al The pott .S74ssl7o 3ao2L2S7 82ll75o4
Thrown Oh markeL....31.1f4,i2I 3401S999 32,39l909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Friday, May 3, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SaesrOom to-day:
By Nm Fennellu.
5stOry 3-stOry brick brick buildings with lot,
xioo JACOB Never > .,.............. s975O
BIZ 4. n. Muller & SOl..
4-st0ry brick house with lot, No $50 est jSth-sts
land " 5000
By f. H. Ludluic & co.
F Pamer ..,..........., 1900
d. ".
! story brick basement with lot, No 800 lstave
800 u ~. ..... 5000
/ similar building with lot No Isl West l09tlst
" 3daye, lot 2OXlCO.1l; also 2-stOTy
frame house with lot, stlst 100 Of 81.
ave, 2OXlO0I VIM Parsons $500
BIZ &. j. Lion.
Wsfd). each 25xioO: Geo Kitching,...,., 1000
BIZ Bernard Smut
u Pa;Ties FSlon 400
BIZ JdS. ". MitieT.
/ lot II East 73d-st, 100 II Of 2d.ave, 25XlO1.2;
1000
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-23
ferred an Office to his own honor, and ruled
over great nation for four years without
authority of law and in direct opposition to
the will of the people.
TO BEAT ,YAsHBURN..

"ANYIHlNG TO BEAT WASHBURN."
AS the time draws near when delegates are
to be selected to the Third District Demo-
cratic Convention, it becomes important for
those who are active in the party to see that
no delegates are chosen except such as stand
on the anything to beat Washburn'' plat
FORM It is not necessary that delegations
should be sent committed to any particular
man. 1t is greatly to be preferred to have
every delegate free and untrammeled. They
should simply be earnestly hostile to Wash
burn and ready to counsel together and
pursue such course as may be
deemed best and wisest to attain the de-
sired end. Washburn is endeavoring to buy
delegates in the Democratic convention.
He will doubtless succeed in obtaining a
few, as money can accomplish almost any
deviltry in politics. His paid champions. if
he succeeds in obtaining any, will eneavor to
repel all efforts to unite the opposition to the
Republican party. They will clamor for
straight party fight and an antediluvian can
didate. They will want to stand by the ira
dltlons of the party with immense zeal. But
their game is already understood, and it will
be the fault of the Democrats themselves if
it is not thwarted at the outset.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-23
American Bar Association.

SARATOGA, Aug. 22.--The American Bar asso-
citation, ex-Secretary BrisUow in the chair, re-
sumed its session to-day. 1t was resolved that
the association shall be known as the American
Bar association. It's objects shall be to advance
the science of Jurisprudence promote the ad-
1nInlstration of justice and uniformity of leo
lslatlon throughout the Union, uphold the honor
OF the profession of law and encouraoe cord; al
intercourse among the members of the Aueri-
can bar. -loi
The following officers were elected: pres;-
dent, James o. Brodhead, St. Louis. Amone
the Vlce-presidents are Geo. Gallagher. Arkane
sas; David Davis. Illinois; Thos. E. Davidson
Indiana; VIM. G. Hammond, iowa. Beniamin
t. Bristow, Kentucky; Theo. j. semmes. I,onis-
i lana; Ihos N. Cooley, Michigan; James T.
harrison: Mississippi; Henry Hitchcock Mis-
slsslppl; Geo. K. Amory, Nebraska: Clarkgon
y. Potter, New York; Rufus King. Ohio: G. ".
Freddie Pennsylvania; VIM. j. Cooper, Ten
nissee; secretary. Edward ]. Hinckley, Balti
more; treasurer. Francis Rowle Philadelphia.
ffoi. Hitchcock. of st. Louis, offered resolu-
lions instrncting the State committee to take
measures first to procure greater uniformity in
tne laws relating to days of grace on notes and
to protests thereof; second for uniformity in
the laws regarding the execution and proof off
execution of wills; third, uniform laws for ac-
knowledglng deeds. The resolutions wara
adopted unanimously. Adjourned
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Colu bus was that it was for the purpose of
nndlng how far Mr.. Hayes would go in the
matter OF recognizing the Nichols government
on o. condition of Louisiana returning two
on1ted States Senators. l think heard from
some one that Mr.. Hayes refused to have any.
thing to do with the matter.
Q. Who told you9
Inns question was waived until tomorrow.
The following telegram was then read:
COLUMBUS. o., March 1, 1S77.-Hon. ". E.
Howe, Wizards Hotel Hayes in Washington
TO- morrow noon. Telegraph me result before
Thanks for favors.
(Signed) THOMAS L. You've.
Inc next witness sworn was ". E. Howe, a
resident of Texas. He said he came to Wash
lngton in 1876, and got into the treasury de-
parument Gen. Butter questioned witness:
=; NOW, Major Burke says you sent dispatch
to Gov. Young the 18th of February, giving
him the results of the Wormley conference, and
got reply? Witness refused to answer, as he
acted in the capacity of legal adviser. He adj
mltted, however, receiving the telegram given
above. Gov. Young called on him after his ar
rival in Washington.
q. Did he take you to see Gov. Hayes
Witness declined to answer
q. Were you in New Orleans at the time the
subcommittee of this committee was there?
a. nave nothing more to say. general. l got
a letter from Gov. Young requesting me to let
MIN III know how things were progressing at
Washington, both by mail and telegraph.
Witness said he had never received any com.
pensation from Gov. Hayes for his services.
be had several interviews with President Hayes
after his Inauguration, but could not say what
he said to him
Q. Don't you remember? A. Well, don't
propose o answer you just now.
Gen. Butler-Weil, insist on it.
Mr.. Hiscock-I would venture to say that
witness had a conference with Butler last
night in his room, and they fixed up this whole
programme of availing himself of his legal
profession.
Gen. Butler-I demand that be taken back,
as never suggested line OF testimony to
witness.
Mr.. Potter-Why not telegraph Gov. Young
and see If he won't release the witness from
his professional objections of secrecy toward
him?
Nh. Hiscock agreed, and sent dispatch to
that effect.
Gen. Butler said these things came with poor
grace from Mr.. Hiscock.
Mr.. Hiscock retorted that it was bad grace on
the part of disappointed candidate for honors
to prompt witness, and make it appear they
were possessed of great secrets.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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Municipal Court.
Before Judge Flint.
CIVIL.

John W. McClung vs. A. G. Manson, A. M.
Radcliffe and A. D. Condit; action on lease.
Decision of court filed denying defendants
motion to dismiss appeal.
Christian Reinhardt VS.. John Summers: ac-
ton on account. Decision filed ordering iadg-
ment for defendants costs and disbursement.
CRIMINAL.
George Kimball. Alonzo Garner and Frank
kearney; DRINKS. Paid SO and costs each.
John Campbell; drunk. Committed for
four days.
George Irwin; nuisance. Abated and costs
paid. SS','S
John w. Cronn; obtaining money under
false pretences. Continued to Aug. Is and the
prisoner committed.
:, James ,Kennedy using abusive language.
Dismissed.
George Longevin; larceny. Continued to
Aug. 26. -
Marshall nyon county, Messenger, Aug.
l6: The oat crop here is heavy, some of it
being estimated at eighty bushels per acre.
Corn, also, was never better, potatoes and
all vegetables are No. l, and we are all right
If our wheat crop has fallen below forty
bushels per acre.