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New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
CAIENDARS TnIS DAY.

s,reFur H,lfBRHe-G Lawrence Nos J. -. %,
g. - - II. o2 o3 u ~" i, lt3 lGi ~; ~ ~
GtNFENI IEi-Dayis. e. j., and Brady and lnfaIs, IL
No. g3 n - H. 81 s. g. 1p % ~ 100 lU- luI. lOj,
los lo IO III. l2 l3 lJ0 lJl. l5j l3i l3o, loo 49,
-frCIvL rERM-vah Brunt J-Case on-No l. Plat ct al.
CiEclii-P,Rr II Potter. Nos. So 93, 2G7? i$g9,
I~ IJGl 1855 1891 iii4. 1884. lljl. i'2 li'' li'i'
Ptnr uT-Donohuc J-No- %. 2062. 3oe2, 1895. OK.
if3 5-ot IA 30 5Ob jo7 so. 2O3 lluL. - - ~,
l2rS 1890 -2s 21oi 1910 1876; lh9. H. %oLzS' ~
IIGG ~4 .9-I 2ge2 lUuH 1901, 1881. l+tl. ~,
1880. I4il l4l2 i43 l4ii liij. 1896 Nh IAt' 4'o
sifFloa Cox -ti>fr,t TsRVCurtis e. j. and sIerr
and StdyWick JJ.Nos ., " - 49, H. ~ 4" ~ - -
Sri,i1L irnN- Fre,-!miu. J-Care on. -. 80. 900.
ILltI TgEN PN.g -~rirwick Nos. 5'H. 5yi Z'o'o.
IL" 81. 452 t2e, i2l 73 Gl5 2l lO 49, 26' lI' 49,
Couxo> irrA,-Gr.g.lL TERM. p Day. g. T.. anti. r.
bal, ami Van H. zoo. -! 90 ~, ~ c, -, TO-
80 .; -; ed o. c Co. - H. Il r IS IS =; 10
TuAL TtoI-rtu L-Rohm'o". J. No-. ?N3. 1902. i5i'
5,'t - 80 1851. g.. 80. lI2y 1888.
Boz, 32g3 3}nl 4>35 31tj -G9S, io~j 52i9 aUj@.
TAt5 Ii.-,;Ic9p. J-No. 3oGo 1860 100, s33. 1895;
S1ai - J. jlsJ 3ilG. 3lt l5l7. I5 1928 30 :. 2'1
80, T. 5G 3ji7 1fa. tri. 3!1,. "lGe "i7O. 3i1l, ~
Gt,Iatl ~i.-'S S~-PA.i I-ta'kcti t-JaneH MIX, rod
iiuu. clHn'"'- a~tiult ahd battery; juhh
Cotton. John savage. tr''tuck PfIfr John tis.hf
burglary Achat Mccarthy. f,lonion5 Assault and battery
Charles Cll,..,, pa,Ii t"iu ihtm's brlioh baFd It'l
David James ta-u. Ny Ross, tiInd larceny ','"
W Mattel. ilia- p.ri~uts. Itry ~'n. larceny NON t'
rr-.ft Peter Brady Indin Ecstr'. Poor conway ln,9
Mer.u.f. f-..u aad battery; Anur Robert dl'ordrIy
P,Er I-.Iicr,,e.ve John srIy1p.Tnothy MCCARTHY
Bsp 81 Co. Hf ,ci'niuu~ assault and bti'' ihS'
oruv ,ir,muud Boii. pr'f'uces; william Fitzgerald
IA0Ins~ Dunn. assault lnd battery.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
CONTRIBUTIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Senate in exec
utivc session, to-day. confirmed the following noinna
tons:
Bayard Taylor of PeInsr vania t0be Envoy lNraoThdl
and Minister Hl"nil0tcnt AIRY 10 Germany.
Jehu Baker. oi illinois, TO be Minister Resident 20 N'he
zuca.
VIM C. Goodoe. OF kentucky to be Minister Resdent 20
Belgium. -.
sulve II. Eusscl to be United states Marshal iof 'he
Western District %. Texas. -,. g..
E,ceircrs fJiic JiOac-AGolph Dombyo>ky nj >has'a
California Wu. t. Mitchell, nt ST. Cloud Minnesota ""'
II. tireeiieaf. at Benson. Minnesota. 80. ~.
Frank N Wicker 20 Collector OF Customs at Key West
Fla. 80 ,,o,--. e..,, T.,
John G. Davis Register Of the Land Office at santa fe
NeW-McXiCO
.nthony q Keasby to he United states District Attorney
for the state ~ New-Iers"Y. ~, ..,
samuel latCoTd II CwNOTk, TO be Judge of the N'to
judicial Circuit Ui NeN-GuTH.
st,ros-crs-Ion lIyaud. Dansvlc y. y; Jas : Dasor
Bath ~ y; Ms. Slrh J.. TpIler. Camden ~ JosepH r.
Fulper Washington y j; Charles kcc ligtstoWn y -
Johu H. Porter Ios Creek Penn Wm T. SnIHi' hlhASi1
George +. IIaT,wc. larnlughtn. tas >. George ~
EV Wlraan. Mass; Albert Mcfarland. CAcopc, la!% :
Mass: Nm. Howe, south birmingham. Mass: lItI, q I
drcth pedham Mass; Noah W. Hoyi, Nt" Canaan t"nH;
Herman H. Newell, south Evanston. Isl W W. IN H.
Athens Ohio; I. G. Patterson. North Platte, Ncb VIM IA
Essuc, Gainesville. Fla.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

opinion by Curtis g. J. Roberts vs. White & et vi st
ei aIJudgmcn affirmed with costs opinion b. Curtis c.
Van DOlscn Abcndr0h-so n9cn oi az pt 40
co.i OF noon reversed with costs opinion by Cnlis 3
sTECiu IFRSf-By JbGge Sedgwick.- ~
that tho plaintiffs complaint IN tS action
oe erJuo HI s1ord agtthe German Americ2n
B.nk Jfselaon ist Frank Ct Motors esh ht wn rosts
sG, ry Masq. hasig 1H at John H. Maicrso-Moon granted
vim 20 cos a%Gy @ ,n a, The Ts % Zee a Of 20 opinion
e .ps "a sf CO. ar Moore % ct %
Ordu diseonnnns acton - 10 orIeTed Western
telegraph cG ag Harrington on ct It All All as%Tt on9 cS aT
Ss War; H. Nils at ond Thatcher GU Jones agi
1ns%n TeRdf TeRT a a. hi FTr 5' pdsc ' as e s
Morse: Flolschhauer agt. Rege.man-urders gliE' "a ~
Cannon Fhns--fipRfrdl TTm.-By Ch0 Jhshce =.
p pay Judges j. T. Day and Van Hoes.nCnmen agt & Ihe
Mayor Affirmed WIN Ter 81 ea H" Tem re
ver,ci and Disbursements opinion by an iisen
sS s@s: 'rrr""Gi nni "6i, as ' hn cr ac win
cpnn by aremors Seaman as cc., ie 70 Se
opinion hy 96nron h p.y ,v 81
Jndgmen tIls ordered costs abide me event
pan % Sy GlP1 nGge isi aCn Dr5c at
The Knckcrbocker iifc insurance CoJudgment affirmed
f %iioi Il ;an Iii Ic II nsrnnee ed opinion
nlent opinion by Judge Robinson King ast Nc
ResrEImcnt ordered
CnAyKssI.y Judge agt Jex or al
Judgm, n FOR defendants. with costs r, ,,u,,. p,,,
by Judge Yam iioesei haeprr ag dhe % Ictc run WTder
signed Mssirs at Eclccuc.-Decree signed Keller ast
ny Jadgc IaTrtmore- b6wey aft. GoiIG: Martin agt
Gond could agt. Jackson ag List; Van kirk ngt
NewSoIA Mercantile Journal Company. AppGail"ns
granted 0IGoney aEt. MarGaritia- pcatOh gahl.n
within twenty In thc
of iOttcrsDu-Ir3yc advertise granted MosOi agt l't
rl-A ppcaiIon Judgment granted SiyrHagt MAI tn &c
ulInil allowance of . y per cent NAL
yari AIT uaughou-iond approved. Roberts agt Holman
dismissed with In the matter oi curry ApIa
tnn for leave MarshalS bOnd. cost granted Jerome
On amcnde, reply 1yhm ten days paymcnt o. 80 costs
and tf.a Bcny agi. Palmer section ~ U me Oue
requires the undertaking to be joint and several ~ ufh
Never agt. Flandian-re memoraniuu ioi cIl'e, -"
York IJc Insurance COMPANY AL Kiss Appie eihnr'
IobcrtsOnlcpOrt confirmed ana divorce
.raurd plana. B0and agi Clark lcatlon granted
with leave ap,y Judgment without uithef potlCe
IN e lgi. ~nucrSect0n So Il the Code regiftstho
undertaking Joint several In iOrIn NlinOl n ag
SI2 Of the Code requires TIE Undertaking 10
be Joint ard several In form
!. r. v.-in The OF the accounting VI
Selnbach.-Ortler settled
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
SUITS AGAINST TIE CITY.

The suit of Cyrus Curtis, receiver OF the oid
Hackcv Contract. against the the cay was "SisSe"
Yesterday by default III Supreme Court o"'u''' i"'
c,s, b haer allowed 10 sleep for years while the ques-
tons were being fought in tho snits OF Devin against
the Mayor.
Alien F. Seaman sued tho city for injuries TO the ING
BENJAMIN Thatcher by her running on broken spies IN
front Of Pier TO- North River The cn"e fS been tren
verdict The General Term Of the Common Pleas Juhce
Robinson yivng the opinion. and Judge iarrenolc hs
scufiug rcver.cs MS Judgment holding mar the city l.
not bound 10 remoyr hidden ostiuctions aronuh IT'S
wharves unless they cxprcSsy hroughi I" H. hoc'
Cbi.f inst ce DAILY entirely diss,nts from thH view
Kltan Rrothars intending to pV two assr>+nent. on
Their property paid them on IN aol o'niIg loi our
wears cr discovering their mistake. they brough s
AGAINST the city aud q The error rcchd Ihe hhclh
Inc had stood on The assessment books as icc II was
then Irurked "a still suhclt 10 aSscsSm rl Mc1hWl
Mr., A. T. CurIncn had bought thai lot shc theh sueu
the city the lot declared ire' me ucnta le'"
OF Tho Common Pleas has denied her right 20 THIS
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
DECISIONs-MARCH (.

Snpyf,ar Court ChdmbcrT-Iv Judge LAWRENCE
Flynn Rgt Mayor stern agt The Mayor chat
ham National Bank ag Hufyco; Lourhrn agt Connolly (;
shields Tho Mayor etc sage ngi. The Mayor etc. Reilly
ag The Mayor. et'; hcG"n.e agi The Mayor etc. Mnyl.
hill hc Mayor. Su art The Mayor, etc: MciuIs
ag 1he Mayor etc. Po"rr -t The Mayor etc; Iares ssi
The mayor, etc: Warv Ig the Mayor, ctc.-Grantr'l
Lows aR Narn'y-orrr granted In The matter oi Pficr-
Order granted d'nylng WoiOn. Nc'O-ley agt Lewis
Motion denied without costs. memorandum.
Hy Judge ppnohus.-t attorney General agt American
Iopuiar In III, matter pi Mccormick IN tho
matter seventy thfd .t-GrHnrd bcrtius agt. Van
dcrhon HspgoOd JarvIsOnes nautrd. In tho mat
Maurce. Winter ERt White, hramba aRi. MURRAY
Kendsl-AUti0ns denied. StritL sg
Motion granted Graham tpt. Gralam.raXaiOn affirmed
BranhaI tFt Murray Motion denied without costs In the
matter Of the appointment O receiver II the National
TTst COMPANY - -Moiion.granted; memorandum.
special Term BY judge Van bruntiuck agt Lange-Or:
der DENYING motion 10 place the day ndai denied
with $40 costs.
By Judge Lawrence-svit ct al ag TrOss ct a.-Orier
settled aud signed Halsead sy seananl prefer 10 hear
counsel TO the spfoposed amendment will 10
day t Chambers during this week that may DO agreed
upon.
Superior Court-GcncrVl Ierm-By Chief JUS
uce Curtis and Judges sedgSck ana FrsedmaDrbe New
Boston Coal Mining Company Packard al-Jungment
affirmed with costs opinion by sedgwick. J. Cheever
Gilbert Elevated Railway Company. Judgment affirmed
with costs opinion by Freedman. J.
y Chef Justice Curtis and Judge Freedman. .Kingsbury
ct al vs. Krwip.-Judyment and order affirmed with costs
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
NOMINATIONS.
NVfTTNN I'I.N'T'
WAsuINGTON. March 4.-Ihc President sent

the following nominations to ;he senate tpi'N'
Co,ms-(eoree G. Tuner Of south Carolina ai NrIN.rf'
and Msr.lai H. fvitctL oi L"".si,A ut NiA-,t'h
Canada Charles Bartlett, Cf Maine. a. tiGldal'ulr.
Albert Porter OI Indiana, 10 be rat Co"t"i'cf Oh '
Treasury. Q, -,
Ne.
James f. SIMPSON Of Iowa, Collector 81 ln'' hA ''rhho
Third District Ui iowa. .,,.........
second Lieutenant John BioWn 20 De fH't Iicu''uiN"
United states Rcvcluc " rfur service .. ,.
Edward H. MORRISON NeNJcrscy, to De- Register Of Ae
Land Office at HOs Cty, Idaho -...,
NrrY- Commodore Edward J. Nichols TO De Heai Ad a. ;
Engineer Jal BUR- hard 10 he ifAu fic iI"i '
iuru ue 80 IA, retired iay list. ,.......
frn g-rhomas G. H. smith, of Ohio 90 b." i"Sna'iri :
Fr,t-irutcnant C. aries A pumlsy "a l.dEllt, 10 o'
CAPTAIN.
Nars@o-Alevender c. Botkius Of Wisconsin for he Ter
I!tnry Of Montana - 9,
P,s,ln1sf.r "a John r. Andrews at S1co Ne. Gtr;" J.
Weston. al Plymouth. Mas: John ". t',un uS- 20 "hl
Mass; Robert Trmper at Nvcrv1e. " - Nt+ r. g ''i'
bridge al Ola Point Comfort Va; NI'. Ei.1af a. lWt ~
Elssclve Nv. George b. White at MDnut F'fnnn. u'lo
Edwn r. Krb. sioux city Iowa; John - r'-'Hlah, 81
WilmStONn, Mich. Joseph ". Patterson" ~ ~i'fl.g III.
Svlyanus C. Mun'all WatsrS Ill. Daniel 4 A'i""' ~
IcaVenwOrth has. Benjamin L. Gale. at AiciisoH, ea-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House to-day, under the call of Sta

the following bills introduced and referred:
by Ntr FRYE tRrp. Me- for the exchange of silver
BY Mr. cox Dciu.. y Y) to pay certain lab0rers and
workmcn under ne eisit hour law ill. g., .,.o ...
ponmen or official stenocraphers for the United states
BY Mr. WARD rep. PeuuJ reducing the number of
customs officers, and regulating thciT compensation.
BY Mr.. WALKER (Deiu., V1.lFog the relief Of certain
81 Mr. VANCE dem. N. Cl-Au,horzing Circuit and
District JUDGES 10 fine and imPrson at discretion IN
punishment required Also 10 establish the Court OF
By Nj STEPHENS Dem Gal, by icqnest--To secure
the use Of cer:sn ;0Ipcdoes for biIb0r defence
BY Mr.. SANLER tD-nl Ohiol-PrptIdng Tor the Clas-
scatOn OF mail matter al liking the rates 0i postage
By Mr RICE Dem Oa,o,-Kelatng TO soldiers while
In the civil service OF the United states.
BY Nh POLLARD Wepr -Approprating SiG9,-
600 for Deficiencies the Interior Department for the
fiscal year ending June 80 1876.
BY Sir. TIMER d:cp., MOj-by reguest-To repeal
the law imposing tax On medicines medical prepare
BY Mr. STONE CRcp., Nchj-For a water route to IA
cliiate transportation between Lakes Michigan aud
by Mr. PAGE Ucr. Call-Authorizng the sale of the
military reservation OF Fort Yuma. In California.
By Mr.. GIBSON (Dou., Ld)-PrOviding for the ap-
pointMent of commission 10 suPerVse tne cons lrneoh
nv Mir. WILLIAMS Hicp.. Mich ITO establish Board
Of FISH Commissioners to regulate ana protect 'he hs-
crles the lake..
By Sir. POTTER GDc'n., y. Y.,-To regulate imnlgra-
Also 70 authorize budhoders and other creditors Of
railroad corporation - elect receivers ia suits III equity
pcndng IN The United states Courts.
Mr. YOUNG Dem TENN offered resolution instruct
ig The Committee Ventilation 10 inquire whether the
Ventilation OF tie House would be improved by the re-
moYa OF tho d0sks from the floor.
Mr.. BRIGHT Dom Tenn.), offered resolution direct
ing the Secretary Of The Treasury TO inform the House
whether he Las author I'D tho sale OF any bonds tor
outstanding egaltenAcr notes al par adding the cur
rent New-Icrk premium gold, and the commission
for selling whether no mas authorized the sale OF such
bonds for egal-tcnder notes on any other terms than
above stated aud If the number and amount OF the
Urocrefs of such bOnds aud who employed as
agents TO dispose OF them. Adopted.
Mr. sCuLEICHER Oeni., TcxD offered preamble
and RESOLUTION directing the Committee PuOllc
Budings and Grounds ascertain the of money
Necessary 10 complete the pubic buildings being
erected and to build others that be necessary and
~ inquire into expedenoy Of issuing bonds OF the
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

United States amount necessary to erect all suCh
buildings. Referred.
The House then proceeded TO business on the speak
ers table, and number OF Senate bills ana Executive
documents referred.
The senate amendments 80 the bill for issuing arms 10
the WASHINGTON igh; Infantry Of Charleston, = C'Wtlc
cOncuTred
when the Senate b'll amending the laws granting pen
to officers and soldiers Ot the war "i lSl-' was
reached Mr. STEPHENS Dem, Cal moved to pass the
bill
Mr.. JOYCE Nicp., VI wanted provision inserted ~
the BIN excluding from It's benefits those persons WI"
took part in the rebellion.
Mr.. WAIT CIep Comm stated that Of the iory-hye
men who had entered TIRE war OF 1Si2 fiOn Norwich,
Connecticut. only remains alive. He hoped the
House would pass the bill immediately.
The bIll was then passed, yeas 2l7 nays II. .
the business ~ the Speakers table having been as
posed of. the EOGse. st 800 y. ILL.,. Adjourned.
4 Democratic caucus announced 10 take place
immediately.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
A FATHERS RIGHT TO HIS PROPERTY.

Some time ago the only son of George
Fletcher, of Bay Ridge attempted to have HIS father.
who seventy years OF age and who OWNS property et
mated at $50 OOO declared lmatic A sherInS jury.
however, decided gainrt the petitioner AbOut s2OOOO
of Mr. Frtchers property ia bank stock and pTeyi-
to HIS wifcs death this stood III her name. When
Mrs Fletcher died. her husband appointed admins
traitor OF her estate aud transferred the stock 10 his
name. the ground that II really his. Tao matter
came before surrogate Daley. in Brooklyn yesterday
a motion being made by the sons counsel to have the
accounting mado by his father, administrator, re.
opened on the ground that the father had gh dis
pose Of this bank stock he did. The hearing viii he
had on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
SALES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY.

George 2. Kingsbury and others. cotton
brokers recovered Judgment against Michael KirWm
for h failure 10 keep loo hi, margin on LOCO bales of
cotton ht for him nv tsm ~ brokers in June to oe
delivered in October. His defence that ie matter
came WITHIN the acts a"atr-i betting ana EhuinS.
Tie general % The SHrrlor Court hohs inat INC
r.dro, show that there was ANYTHING m con
trtvcnfCu - "a" Gambling act: dos not hipcr thh
the pat n uld valid contract for the purchase OF
cotton By Which thcY wore hound
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
A BLACK BABY on 4 COURTROOM FLOOR.
ALIMONY IN THE MASTERSON SUIT.
In the suit OF Mary MastersOn against .IOl

VI -T'0't'I'VII ''%'fI'V
H. Masters0n, reported in yesterdays TRIBrNL. judge
sanford, in opinion IN which he comments severely
on the defendants conduct accepts the wes version OF
tie story, and says:
Untl the is determined he should he held
Responsible FOR wic's and support
style at lca-; equal that which he provides for his
paranOuT. The provision made for the pHintIH by wnv
alIuOny in the former suit, 80 per week received
the sanction and approval of the appellate court, and
the pccu8rv o. the defendant have not since
changed sufficiently TO warrant very considerable
abatement from the allowance theu awarded. In view
The depreciation Of real estate, $50 per week Will be
allowed 10 the panth as aiimony and 200 AS acounscl
TN
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
ON TRIAL FOR FALSE pRETENcEs

At the last session of the Grand Jury of
Hudson County. Smith Garrabrant, formerly a pron!-
real estate dealer indicted for obtaining money
false pretenccs. His trial was opened, yesterday
morning, In the Court Of Quarter Sessions. at Jersey
City. John Riley. gardener, residing ut Westsie and
BelmOntayes. testified that he often gave Garrabrant
his notes. and that when asking for new nOte Cara
brant always up what purported O be the old
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
NEARLY A MILLION CLAIMED.

The suit 0f the executors of Nathan {. Platt
sgans George W Pia, Is IN sub~tanrc SUIT I" settle
M the ara of tho Old partnership of Pt Brothers.
,cyclrv firm some wears agn IN Mp!icnane. The plain
fif. G, aim nrari" 100000 The referee after long
rrcroucr which his fees several thousnnd n1l-
case came h,fGre Judge Van R1ln yesterday. on mo
argnment William Il. Martin and \. J. Vaudcrpoc ap-
near for the plaintiffs Senator Francis Herman Tor the
lega
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

UaEortv the policeman discharged hr Uot ehowipc q
letter his superior officer sui: against Police Captain
Jacob -ich-rt for - 900. for pil, grd SANDER.
Judge pnrchur hrs granted on trc oupNrniion ~
Louis Grfnt wrts ~ citiorari tn have tr disch re
O. Adoph W,liman. clerk. aud Peter Thon-ol. -rHo-
pauhor from the Police Department. reviewed y The
-u,rcrlc Court General Tenn, ih" only -n ass enti
,r Ii, d~chlrg. being that their services could BE
better performed by other prIaous.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

when trying to sell 1t at auction. Such
bidding generally ends in the owners becoming tina
purchaser and at price which would have been
satisfactory if the last bid had been made by soma
one else. The Northwest stocks were the special
favorites of the day, the common selling at $50
353i, and the preferred at 62l40G3la. This
movement was supposed to receive aid and
comfort from circular Issued showing the
gross receipts at Chicago of flour, of each kind OF
grain and of hogs. and the quantity of each brought
by the Chicago and Northwest Railroad in the period
from September TO March 1 Of each year from
1S71-1S72 to 1o77-1S7S. The circular contains
information OF value, but not having space to
reproduce it in full, we simply give the totals for
three years, as fOll0ws
TOTAL RECEIPTS Ar CTIcAG0-sEPTEMBER TO MARCH l.
ls73.ls74. Is7s.ls77. ls77Is7s
Az grains, bush. ...... 4Gs3o9le 4o,so595o As2sOss
Flc9I Flour LgGs255 4G25 IlSS Il5SSss ss5SSl s5sSl,
BROUGHT BY THE CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST RAILROAD
All grains. bush...... li77tlS2 I!!ed2sI I2S5s4s1
hSss hlSs 9is,ss9 ss SSSsss S5ss ssS; $3.50;
In explanations it IS necessary to remark that the
Chicago and Northwest Railroad Company is large.
~ dependent upon a single crop-wheat-fOr its
cepts of all grain for 1877 low. Its traffic
in wheat for the three periods named was 10,62s,.
3S4 bushels, 1888, ,O22 bushels, and 7,533,22s
doing a better business than last year. its
present business is far behind that Of 1873
1874. The reduction in the rates which it is
receiving must also be considered. The same circu.
lar shows that the receipts at Milwaukee for the
periods named We're OF wheat. 1s73-ls74. 1s,.
l4I,Ofi bushels; 1s-6-1S77, 797s,S73 bushels,
and 1s77-Is7S 1s,IlO,O37 bushels and of flour,
IA 730 bbs.; 1,056,i3 bbls.; and 100000 bbls
respectively.
The st. Paul stocks were steady at 377s93s for
the common and higher at 70li "a 705s for the pre-.
ferred The transactions in Lake Shore were unlm.
porant, but an advance OF i per cent over
lishcd in final sales, the range having been
6lIla 6i3i. Central and Hudson was higher, at
IU17s. and Michigan Central without sales. was
quoted at 6Olsa COLI. The coal shares higher
and chen lower, closing weak. Delaware Lacka.
wanna and Western sold at Ala 478l iG7s; Nor.
ri, and Essex at 69a 6s ls0 69NGSli: Delaware and
Hudson at 1864 a ia 467s and New-Jersey Central
at 1880 l5l2.
Western Union was dull but frm at 7Gi4a76L,
and Pacific Mail weak at 23a2l7s. The market
closed irregular and ieyerish
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

Adelaide W. Smith hr. sued David Bennett
and Adam Il. Dcnrsc each for 5000 for alleged
SANDER $40 SAYS she WIS expelled from her position as
school teacher N NcwUtrcch by the false roporiSo of the
d. eufnut. ard hv signatures toa petition
falsely charging hcT with ucc cC; OF duy and improper
conduct o., teacher The defendants Soy thit being
parent. thrv merely ud their duty The case came
before Jude L1wrcuce, yesterday, on motion 10
change the place Of trli 20 Kings County Judge Law
renee reserved his dee
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
THOMAS LYNcHrs INSANITY QUESTIONED.

HE case Of ThOmHS Lynch, IOrmcry ugcnt
of Jane FIX. jr., couhrcd in luuatc asylum mt
lis Nfr'4 request. came yesterday bcor" Jnd-" Law
renee ON h3bras corpus. Iii lh"r claims that hr -
NOT in-auc Il vif's counsel presented certit-at"
~ wp ihy.iCauS that H. not Unlv insane. hn Ian
r,rouslv so Judge Lawrence referred the matter 10
.Ianr- ~. Fay take TESTIMONY. A. &. DD1niSon and
Charles = Spencer appear for tn father. Druu!s Quinn
?nd oh IL. CGoatc fOT the wife.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
MARINE TNIELLiGLNCE.


MINIATURE ALTAEAc.
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WATER TODAY "
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New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
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New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y. MINING STOCK EX'
CHANGE SALES. MARCH 9, 1879.
SECOND BoARD--l O'CLOCK p. II.
THIRD BoARD-2:3O r. N.
MONDAY. March 4-P

MONDAY, March 4-P. NJ.
To-day the stock market has shown sharp advance
in the prices of many of the speculative shares. But
the real condition Of the market and the character
Of the advance made plain by the fact that. not
withstanding the excitement" tho total recorded
transactions were only 67, 100 shares The advance
was made much in tho same manner as
man bids on his own real estate