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, 1879-06-03
-frrraar. Qndrtts+. .Ac,~t,os, Quarters.



HOG PRoDucrs--Lard was quito active. ana
other product fairly so but chiefly In changes from
ono month 10 nnothor thtto was vory iittc new
quoted firm. but tho feeling WIS genurally atcady
henry. anl that brought ont good maay offer.
mgr, thosc Of purk wcro fair, ard mcats wore
offered quito freely. Thu carsYlng charges ware
slightly wItlet 0n lard, and about tho sumo on pork
AMI meats Al at tho clone Ut last weak. Shippers
did little; they wcrc apparently waiting to 1cu tho
effect Of tho June settlements OIL the MARKET
MEss pnHK-ncclincd &c per trl from tho latest
prlcos Ut Saturday. Saics wcrH reported Ut 0, 800
brs seller Jnno ut 81. i9D.B B7ls; II, 600 bsIs
scoT Infy At 81. 7)stf, BV; ana u, 75O bfs soilor
August At 10, H0GbnuU Total, 33. 75o brls, Thu
n,arkot olosctT tams at 4D,57!l9D.lI0 for cash or
tor August. DID purk was held at aD.U0. Primo
pstmr Ut 81. 1idt8.O o..
LAecnc, seant eHc per 100 lbs from ths
5nna n 5, 0is8. o7;i; +, aao tcs seiier 5aiy 1t
81. ri G11 Ii. Toal, ii. $50 tc* Thu t,'srkot
closed tune uf So Us sput seller Jnnp. 81. 14sGb
August.
MEArs-Wero sha9o cnster. sllort RIBS dcclin-
Inv a'1ut a!sc per lou lbs. 4 few purchases wero
% t.!as!9 for shipmcnt. Saes weru reported of no.,
ooo les .ouidesa at -. 87!1Gb. Is snot. average;
~ boxrs do ut 3D. u0 hpot: 20 tcs 4wae. -p1cklut do
Ut Iaic; 0n boxes la.u aud Sutl crnts Ut 81. N7!4
~ ~; aud =, 75U. 0U!l lbs short Ribs at Si.45ab
100 so!ler Jui,o 4tluas4 .lt.i sc1et July ST. 10
icadIng cuts;
, 1879-06-03

hnAS-Was faitly act1ya aud ulado Ar,ner.
SalUs wase 1h0 tuna At 50. 6HG18.7i pcr tun on
track. aud 50 .1oGo.al ftcc ou board cara.
cn's'MEAL-5alcs were 10 tons coaTso at s13 90
per ton TN track
MtDnLlSGs-Sacs werc 70 tons ut $40. 20.
ss1onTs-Saio was n,ade Of III tons Ut 3D.T5.
STRING WllEAT-Was quiet, but llrntcr. The
tnlrset for neat ubonth advanced Tic, attl u1osch
tic nuore tho lutcst quotation Of Saturday, while
dune adssnccd lc, ana closed !iG, !4c higher.
There wcre no nubllc atlyiccs from Liverpool, hut
New York WIS acti'c, Nh!o our receipts wcrc
lHssss, with relatively sms, shipments. There
u thu fnct Ut small deliveries OH june cpnracts,
us f%tS,t 'at ,,t b'ax " esrly "nu5 te ~; n
shosts, lMt tho lslaaisy WIS light und Tho market
koon fell buck. 4 roatl deal wts nltere fur ltaAt
lno nc in tho session, Ho.Io ar4B sslll,u nrtlcfs
WAR falr demand for tito current receipts nj Nu!
4ecMYy ~ rui!lat III 6t0tc. Tho lusktt clusing al
s1.W.i. No. y ssas !n talr rrgnvst, but husrfs
inssttf cnrtY III ct1nGGsslRn Ut !st tilpy after.
warda paid Saturdays iatest qiptatlon thu ,r,ur-
Get c1:tn. u hUc 1r Va boluw ttlo prlcs ii Nj,
sSss LUZ "s' risssx fissx It It sses y t.
npunca ~ ,t'!aatll9Ar, ntlyunse4 10 u,::c, Ia.
cl.led to !M'.e, oln closed at''s;c. August was
sev SIGss'; II NJ !! a IS S @ VT;
~ n b. A 5 q %5;Ssss; ;s as ll'1 i M !SisstSa l
t'r'tEH WMEAT--Snr were l!lu bu M, . atuller
Wlnter nt 81. " III tt0ra; T. a0n hi frc 1T 81. Ut
3l.07: l,GGN bn M. !. M,mosota ii ii .Di;; I'D
w nlxsti ut st,0.; 4uo hn 80 ~ M'u; 4uo hH wvut
scrseni9nusM M as 45c; ivn lt tlo ut 4lle. -.
atsst r;iSrs . Ssu|sy T%s sssae.t s aa s'fsss Ss
wuru very l9rsr, and New York vas quoted ,inii,
whIu our sAipmSata worn s!nall us coIn,'arc viii,
s'lc Fecttnt.. rns ea'sss nf :trpn:':h wstc two:
tunaliy rold weather. which otl nat.y 10 trar fur
tiu Integrity " tic next crop. 1t WIS rruasted
guud 'iany oerators t!rcnlc, Il pr'gent 70 !i iii
slors +. cs"p tse!y. Ihsy rs'lssts4 tlat easn 10
MN etop, Wis yiiset'ss III s'u ss t'ets IT, ~ees rs
",I ,,.tt sr'.' h'rntls :. E.t.t m-u. H.. Ins
.'. ,h'? , n,"n!n se' n*iM",tta r.. 'hlt 'Llr",:
s"1u .lnIy soil ;* III q. sp In With t.II;.
-" vi tin e''lsiur: stIT ."x,l mid If :t1 +.
,ss u i, viii. s.are,i i Si,s u sI as,fi.' ii.H
rsp"r.! N at;oeA III ~: !: ,u,n Ll.l. mixed at I
new ln,srd it tar; 80 t,u "hi.r nj lt,; Ill sn
hn ~ :: antt h;h m4atrl " ;a.,m m! il ntuAt; !;
@ H. ~ !" :" f: :" ts .sf III tl Il I" rars I'H @ ii IN III
70 , ~ ~" f'c' "na 'ltl1 hn rHss Ill sc. Tvtat,
tiATs- -Warr nnls falrly urtiys, uayoueIny abou.
-. Te rrefipt. WrEe lfhrn int cash uAIs rpr,n.
nil sn A' sc,Iiru, thv tieliserIra were reported
s % :tst, III sss sa St ss. INF s ss:
M!'.%l!sr I.!!s r SIa ,sl ;' Nsw Nix isk ", tvi;'s s
q as. a cl"*.l nj :itr. lilly snll @ il :jo' ID
IL, TO- un! rlosc nt :h,'.r. august hrousi,. II, ~
H. ;s '!.a Ill., s'ss a ssr. q s Ill sss Il &c xt sst
Wcnt TASK sales wctn !utpr.rst VI H. lAlD bn M.
uuI Il, t hH Wlllu 1t :.at: sC, nlI Un track: A4l
, 1879-06-03

Ttc fulluwlng wcre tIlr receipts and chip
lnchts pf thu 1ca.lg Hrtfples Ut produeo in tlls
city during tho tutsy-eIEllt 1ours ending ut 7
o'clock on Monday morning. at,d fur tilu cor
rtsip,ntlIn. ttatg tWesyu ,,t,it.,s nyn:
, 1879-06-03

Withdrawn from ntnro during Saturday fur
rity consumption: 1,MY bI whrut, LESS In bar
er.
ilIc following grain was Inspected into starc
IN t:lss risy Yesterday nlufl,IIs: 15rMrs Nv. rc
wlHtcr wheal, Il cars No. y III, cura ralrctud,
Hears mixe,l, IL rurs No. ! tar1, l!0 csrs 80. !
sprnS, Jul cars No. t't. 4Irart rujeetel, d ears
~ grnIs t!>l wlIcat); 5 tars Iellow eoru, bls
tars uni Ml,:W III htgll mixutl eurt,, u cars ttG,r
do, u cara iIcw infxesl, N1i Carl u,nl 1l,AEl bu
No. :rorl', u rara rclcetcd, J cara no grudu
tt,aA ..'r}; car No. oats, II rtss M. a,wllits,
:!ears uI"l t,'U hu No. ! uixe - pars reicrte.l
~ oais>; II rara No. 2 Eye, i car No. u busluy,
cur feed. Iutal (i,7tat ears), s15.o00 hsl. lu.
spertc.l nut; I7tllH bu wlIrat, 153,US9 hu corl,
u, lpl bu Ua1s, ltUIl hu hurley,
Tic price VI outs w,ls nut ,nutorIatly lntl1l~
enrel by tl1a tact shat yesterday was elcctton-
inY.
soInelh!ng like o'dtln'a receipts Of corn yos.
trr4ay,
, 1879-06-03
BAEApSYUNEa.

FLouR-Was n,ore active, nearly all tho avas'a.
BILE e1Isstns4 he!ng taken, up. There was gcad
demand both on home aud export account. and tha
market Tu1ed quite drm. Bxloa wcre reported OF
33a brs sntGrs at &c. 25ts0. 50; ], 900 brls double
oxtras chiefly al 81. 00Q5. 90; 240 hrls extus at
3d. a:fs. 10; LOSE hr|s supsry ut Sc. 25d52. Is;
n,,d 100 lrla ryc flour ut e. 0U Totnl, a. 1i1 brla
The following wus tho no,alnal range Of prices At
, 1879-06-03

i" I" i!1ran IT, II i nc: VI r. n; IN
u Mnnttfni... ~. H.. ..;.... .... kL1i1....."
i" G"nsWoo ...I iii -. ,s5s7a.......,.
ro,.,. -, ,.,,! "a, ~, n'.E ,,- =, ~, ~,
-. =. -: =. 49, -. =:
r.ii. '''''' y" ''o '"a ''o*' ~ '@'''' '"'s' ~
No meeting of tlly Board Ut Trado after
o'clock, no trntttne aftsr to o'clock coll, ur,,
tl,e Call Boar,l ronni ciosc,1 Mt a:4k H. t,, hro
now tho rules, They viii hold GOOD iii Sent.
|, uulcss nrcyfousIv ro,cludcu.
An h,m,r.unt n,irnnre In soe,l. occ,rrctt ,l,,r,
I'M, laat mnn,h DIM rhfc,1v tn fcnr. thnt lin
..'.t.'.. ...', n"" mN.',''1S.
eo'"tE crop "on'a 10 ehor'. IEc oReFlb9s
also hayc been light, tic stock tn tho country
,n,r,r n.,rtv rrb,ustoa ,n,1 tint h,r, I'm, 1,o.,,
.,'I.',,.,., "A .,,"...m ,. ,7 ,r.'E'
"lthlell! or uldfosel OF hh1wlf at retall. lin"
Dthy advanced during MAY yc rer bt1 ccycr IL
t,,.hl nn,t 1r,,r,r,, ,,,I ,,I,t. MA IN. ,. IL,
~-N' N'''' 'A"ns"s" ''"t Ail''e' 'NF1'os Pe' .tt'
People tn tic tratlc arc wandering how Ctu-
cinnntt tllltiers ara 2b1e to cufures tic Ohio
hlea tf fnqk!Bt t,,t,,,ay Y Se,l1,.- setr erla At
g. Ot Eer eallUn. which Ia un1y lie alter fila 1ls
,lnty Ia mill. T]cv auv t1ut n .fo.a mt ,n,r.
tl'an pay lor TIC raw matof'a''-that H. The
, 1879-06-03
'riu following tnbIe exhibits Thu tt.vk of pro-
lslUlls tn NHW Orleans OIL tllN llatcs pal1Iru;

IN NEW f0Ak iEsTEitDA1.
New YoRk, June 9.-l&cceIpts- 17,0l5
hrls: wheat, 4'slt tx0 bn: rorn. 3kh rus bu: uats
oV,ess3 p4i GqTl pls4l. w pkgs; nv, =, |S bu;
, 1879-06-03

1:jQ, 0a0 bu At 11Sa tor ,tnnn and :3Ga;Gb1!f fot
July. oats-:l0, 600 'Hs ~ eikt.U,tc for .tt'nc.
TWO o'CLooK CALI.
Wheat wna asratly. saes wcra reported OF 70,
01n u " !lATc fur Ju!f. No. u Waa gtlateI At
71'liGnR0e tar tnno md HDlf|Hto for ,iniy.
'C1rn nH scadY. with tnicf Gf ;t0. 900 bu ut 3GtS
4!1Hhc for duly anA :l73sc far4tuRnst.
Oals-kAlns 81. tA1O hi 1T 2Afc for August.
SfnrA PORK Wns cnslar. Fh1pa wpre roportci ot
2. 00u !sts at &D.b7ti for Jnnu a,d ~. 7Gden T.yi
tor .fMly. '''"~ ~"
iarl was qntct at ST. 0o.ietD o. Tor Juno, 81, 12<
@t,. Ii fDr ,uiY, and 81. 1dsl. 22Is for August.
Bh0st fibs-s60, 100 1hs nj 81. AZ seller Jilne.
LATEN.
sa,cs Of corn worn reported In tho afternoon At
3Ul9GA:Nisic seller July. -
Ness work brought 50. 7a,s for Jmt, and ]artl was
aHlot at 50. IL.
, 1879-06-03
UNION TnusT co. DANK.
u. T.. cor. MAltsnn and ttcnt purh.hts.4
l,ECKtvEs sAvfSGs DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
1STEHEsT ON 4AME.
No notice required to draw MONEY!
a. II. WILSON. Cashier.

PRESTON, KEAN 4 CO.,
DASEERa,
100 oNAaIffStiTf>N.sT..
ntAt In all tho issl,r% nf u. 8. nnNna.
Thr ST:N l FER EESTk constantly on h1nd.
CALLED ,.:sa and t.lttk purchased or cxs
changed 1t rHr.rnt rates.
AlN, bly and sell COUNTY, CITY, AND
nlLi.s nr EXCHANGE on London, Paris
LETTERS NF CREDIT.
, 1879-06-03

lnj... -. HI s;I.5 i0s....... III, s31ss
;MN.:.'.:.. ,:s' e 4SS'!: 4,S' 1*a.''.''' ID ga
cclrts md sliurne,ts Ut !.sn Stuck fos Aa}. ,nf
considerable increase fn the rcces of tasv rn s@1
1lo.a, and slight falling oil in thu receipts u snrsl
~ Auted, g'hH nycrAEu weight OF thu h"ss MA s"'
Lbs ttzx than for Mnv 1H1k.
, 1879-06-03


1lfts saafd l'xtstnd'o Htttsndp
ih5i). lH7n. lH7s..'
Flour, bfs.. 1,:4W ln4, H2l III, l,Et
NIlcAft hn.,. ], III, uiiS j. Hi, ilA ], lai hNi
Gs.H' G.' ha.." 1'Mat $Ml @,l47 o9s l.usA, l.ni
Rye, In. :. ., PM, EEI 1h7,:{H:3 tEf. 1J:t
lfArleyt lN. .k4t ...... 1A,7i1
iAyH. hr.s ;. 4.ftss 4.iHA ISL
Lrti. l,..,... 4.1,E.mI t. 7r4.H&t 4.11L, NJ.
lt*r1n. lti... H. IT.. u's hr:.4. liz u,,'3;i tx,
sttH;k~ IN h1nhH.
III" follnvll';, tnr etttta~ ,llr ~tu"S- nj :,r"ip
In Srw ork M t1lr ta"' tsucd:
.- 81 81; q, ri !:tk =: TX '.:. 1f;s;: ;s;,
Whsat: .'u.." ,,AG,.'n I..is,,., j,;as%uu 4M."r.
}.n!.. ha,"". :,s.'ht :7,tHr hi,s,sn Mh1ts
!is; !is;;. II :: ,'% & !" ''%' ;;: ;t 't ,allj i;
'rlt siuek nl llnl.r In tl,.1so Is rs,a.rttsl as
III, t5s brs-, n.;aIust ah.a' brs May !, ls;9 nm.
I*,:EW br!s Junp ], ls7s.
The fs'lnwlpS wcro tin sirclss Ut purk n,nl
lard III Chfe"got as rapprttl by tho SECRETARY u
the "call" lusrl, on .latus nn,l,r4i;
fnns'. .EaHiu Dug H. J1nrIa.
,v.. park, hr1. isa ,53 VIII Ill.,. !*,5 HIT -
lard, il. .,ia7.;d1 iiii,7u ai.!i7 ii.3,I
This stick vt pnsk IN Ssw fnsk IL !,sx>1 hrs,
ugaInst WITH hrls sEaY !, lSiu, aud ", ltal brls
'|Nna 1875. Iha stock u laYsl IL l!,.a;t trk,
ugallas 64,1U tes atay l, 1s79. null 55,tAl tcs
June ], 1878.
'riu following tnbIe exhibits thu ttpk of pro-
Yistolls IN Npw Orleans Oh tllu t1atcs nat,.cu;
, 1879-06-03

6ItEE1'-Tlere wus a llbera!Hupply, ny eonIpi'ssa
with tho recent average, nn Mtra ~ ~
maskat ruled steady at e.. ~ lrr Ibu lne III W
tuu. to rhoieu sht,rn, Yhp receipts ~e1a a9aa'
\ n-n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07

further suspended and IT. B. No. & was read a second time by its title.
 The following message was received from the Council:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07
l. gisIative Proceedings.
(CoatiHnod from aIsT pa9t ]

tNo"tt"std FfVA ,afN Et1ftl
 On motion of Afr. Rowe, c. E. No. sl va, laid on the table by the following veto Aycs-j. Nocs-i. ! Amendments tO c. R. No. l6, as recon. mendsd by the Juciciary Committee were accepted by tho following vote: Ayes-s. NOcszi, Second amendment. AYEs.-Gray, Head, Kirkpatrick, Rowe, Thomas. Wells, Welcome and Nr. Prcsi- dent-s. NoEs.-B Bean.
 On motion of Afr. Rowe, 100 copies of C. D. No. lG. as amended wsre ordered printed. passage and passed by the following vote
 AYEs.-Gray, Kirkpatrick Rowe, Thomas, Wells, Welcome snd Hr. President-T.
 NoEs.-Bean, Head.
 II. B. No. 46, An Act. relating to the inn portatiou of fruits in the county of Nohavc. was read first time.
 II. B. No. =. An Act, to provide for the erection of buildings for school purposes, in District No. i, MFicopa county, read first time
 On motion of Hr Head. rules were sus. pended and Bill read second time by title.
 On motion of Br. Rowe. the rules were further suspended, Bill read third time, put upon its final Passsge and passed by the fol- lORang vote:
 aYEs.- Bean, Gray. Head, Kirkpatrick, Rowe, Thomas, Wells, Welcome and Mr prcsidcnt-9.
 On motion of Hr. Kirkpatrick. the CouH- cil adjourned till the usual hour to morrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07

Guilforo Hathaway, has gone to Walnut Grove for the pGrposc of rambling through the hills.
 Geo. Bryan's train, loaded with miscella- neous freight fpr merchants of Prescott, and supplies for Fert whiDple, came in this morning and unioadcd.
 Auciionser Fisher. sold at l2 N, today several horses and good buggy, at pu"iIc sale. the proceeds loom which amounted to $32s.
 We are informed that an unusual amount of work has come up st the present term of the District Court. The case of Cullumbcr vs Lsmberson, Hogle, ct ais, is now on trial
 Mir Lamberson, the pioneer settler. of the WalnIt Grove section. with the old noun tsIneor, tPauine Weaver, Is up from his .nch, situate in the garden spo. of Yavapai.
 A memorial demonstrating against all of the Salt River Valley being handed over Co Chin .chi-a-cum and his rotten followers. was introduced in the Council this after noon. Agent Stout has his revenge. The day of rciribution, however, Is near at hand
 
 parties to cary the Mohlve mail. com mencing today. said contractor has not put in an appearance. and tine many citi- zens living in that remote corner of the Territory arc stIll without mail facilities How long this state of affairs is Co exist is a knotiy question to solve.
 Mr. James Stewart. the stagc man nf Arizona. came in Saturday evening from a trip to the southern porticn of ihe terri tory. Mr. Stewart furnished horses to Nr. Allca for the purpose of carrying the mails frOm EhT5nberg to Mineral Park via Aubrey etc, but as yet, Mr. A. has not commenced ope. atiouS.
 Hoard oT SaperNIsarS The Board of Supervisors met at 10 l o'clock this morning. audited some accounts, ] made contracts, etc.
 The proposal of Kelly X stephens, for | stationery, was received. examined and re- ported upon hsorably, and they were awarded the contract.
 T. II. Lucas made a contract with the ! Board to make four gravel walks from the | Court Housr, tn each cardinal direction, acnoss the plaza, six feet wide, tor $50.
 Fred Williams put in bid for boarding the prisoners, at g. per week, and the con tract was awarded.
 The Arizona Mircr handed in sid for County advertising and. printing, which was laid over Gutil tomorrow.
 The statement of Dr. W. F.. Day, Coroner. was rcS eivcd in relation Co the examination hada on the body of Joan Zimmerman, recently murdered near WIckenburg. U
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07
House Twepty-finh Day.
 HorsE or REPRESENTATIVES.
 n..,-.-~ 1T EoA a lG-0

T
 House met pursuant to adjournment Speaker Stewart in the Chair.
 Roll called. Prcseut--All of the mem hc-s
 Minutes of the proceeding day rad anc approved.
 Mr Hamilton, Chairman of the Com. mitiee on Mine. and Mining, made the fol lowing report:
 Mir Spoaker-1our Committee on Mines and Mining, to whom was referred ". R No. 2s, an Act entitled An Act pruvining for the location and registration of mines end mineral deposits and for other purPo. scs. beg leave Co report that they have considered the same. and report back substitute for said bill, and respect
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07

fully recommend the passage of the substi. ute.
 Your Committee would further report that they have considered Council Memo. rial No. 2, asking for Geological surrey of Arizona Territory and repor, the same back without amendment, and respectfully recommend it's adoption, Ali of which is respectfully submitted
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07
H ALF-WAY H o U s E
FEED YARD

The Half-Say House on the whippie Road, vfn ss- coFnrnoiais the frsv.iinr putc. Plenty cf hay and xrain hand. The b~st Ilqnogs and CtRsrs direci from the Esst disPz1ssi st Inc bar.
 rHos. LoSa. Prop. Prescott, Nov. is. Is7s.-smo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-07
Par. HAMILTON.
Chairman Com. Mines and Mining.

FAT. HAMILTON,
 Chairman Com. Mines and Mining. NIT. Rumburg, Chairman of the Com mittee on Roads and Ferries, made the fol lowing reports:
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 PREsooTT, Jan. 31, 1879. ! Mir. Speaker-Your Committee on Roads and Ferries, to whom was referred II B. No. B, an Act granting the exclusive right to Solomon Earth, his associates and sue cessors, to build and maintain a toll bridge across the Little Colorado River at St. Johns, Yavapai County. have carefully con- sidered the same, and beg leave to report it back with tue recommendation that it pass.
 J. D. RUMBURG, Chairman of Com on Roads and Ferries
 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
 PRESCOTT, Feb. 1, 1879. Mr. Speaker Your Committee on Roads. and Ferries, to whom was referred II. E. No. g., an Act entitled An Act to iucor- porate the Gila Road Company" respect fully report that they have had the same under consideration, and I am directed to report the Bill back with the recummenda- ton that it do not pass.
 J. D. RUNBURG, Chairman of Com. on Roads and Ferries The special committee, consisting of the Yavapai Delegation, made the following report:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
DIsCORDINT IRIsH PITRIOTS.
stormy Scenes In Academy Hail over the
Address TO James stephens.


Tho mcmDetS OF the Irish Republican
Drothcrbood ,y,ro r,ouostcd hv n nrintad
"''u "'lo i'p".7''N w ~
hotlce TO meet Yesterday afternoon IN Academy
Hall Mt Third avenue near Twenty-third
strna, rho oI,,oc, os oxnloinnd 10 tho multi.
~ 'v0' i"o o"JoO'' "S oAl'"i"'" W ""V ,""'''
tude assembled. was to draw up a salutatory
addross TO James Stonhens. II such should DO
,1o ,.uI " ~ i"d,.,n'aIhiI - '''"
Hio WIZ VI 'hc "Io'hernoOu'
Such proved decidedly not to be the wish Of
the majority md from the annointmont Of n
committee to draw up a COMPLIMENTARY address
to Mr. Stephens. down to the adjournment OF
the meeting, tumult and confusion prevailed.
Mhen Mr. H. LaiIan. the Chairman in open
ing the meeting oulogized Mr. Stephens. re-
marks of dlsapproynl wore heard from nor
.'ons VI 'no uuulehee' An allusloh 10 'he OK
traordinary abilities OF James stephens as a
soldier and a leader. and the corrcsponding
,,,,n,,a.' ~ ~, -. - ,.il a. ~
uhn'hcss vi all olhcr so-callcu lehuers III thlS
country. was received with strong disapproba-
ton and derisinn
A.. ',',.l,,' v-,-, ,-
Ah cNI"VV was re"u from hh lrlsh papcr 10
the effect that lrishmen were deHOting them
snlves IN halls nicnica mud martina ,vhile grim,
visngcd war nrkaJ fr"wnimpiy in thn shadn.
A motion tn DENY ths truthfuiness of tho article
was lost Then the Chairman continued:
men i'm this couniry vgho M NOW "nncs,, lanes
stephens and call us towards and failures
A committee of seven nominuted by the Chnir-
man. after having been absent from the room
Tor Uftern minutna returned with "a drnft nf IA
eulogistie od'lr"ss in vbich Mr. Sienhrns was
nsk@d indir"riiv to n. Iho irndar ~ iho Tri.h.
| mon i'm Amnri,.y 4 do1nn mon iutnned Ia tho
| ajontinn' ''o "'u' u'0'' was i'"u =" 'PP''o ''
| " 1hov nover vroie TINT In ffteen ninutes ~
| Patrick Welsh shouted
| meeting savnrmi nat riots snid in unison ia
| too thin.too ih,n :we Won't Invm ~ M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
TROUBLE ABOIRD 1HE PINdFORE
a squaIi Strikes the Hice Crnn-HnIph Rack
straM's W utiny.

Under Sheriff Murphy and Deputy Sheriff
Scdgwick took part IN an unannounced performance OF
III rinaiorc." At the Park Theatre Brooklyn, on
Saturday evening after the curtain had fallen ami most
OF the audience had gone. MIR Murphy introduced him
sell to the Treasurer and handed him paper that turned
out TO be an attachment upon that portion OF the even
ings receipts then belonging 20 the combination com
pany Nr Seiswck ~ tho same time, served the leader
OF tie orchestra with document that attached all the
pf the Iecc The writs issued IN the suit n
Mary booth against Edward licc. which was begun
SupfVmc Court - acalm ui s't that the
plainun alleges Is due hct fnr weeks board oi the
company nt the Mansion House during their visit TO
BrpikNn last fal when they played " "EVHnrrlinc "
Al the co> ol The Performance the stage door was IN
Valed bY the Deputy Sheun' and all the STAG parhphrr
naa scenery, AMI Mnfd uhcs belonging tu the company
we're hvici on IN thc same 'uit N Charles ice and
Mr. Newmachcr. the managers NJ the conhiuatiun al
eec that they bought Nj Ei Ricc's INTEREST and that
terr l. property IN the company belonging 60 him
iicuu Laurent who has been the htbh Rel aale u
"PlnHinrr The standard Theatre was prisoner In
tie Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday night in
cell tho Thiructh street police station had not i'm
proved IN, appearance. Ills blonde hair not
smooth. his muustachc droopcd. and he had runped
aspect Manager = &. pun accused him Of disOrderlN
conduct behind hr scc- uut thr evidence showed that
the trouble had arisen from his refusal To sung unless i'm.
mcjat,y y paid, and hc was discharged from custody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-10
DISEASED CATTLE
Eleven Head from Connecticut Intercepted by
the Police.

despatch was received at the Police Central
onlcc saturday evening from the authorities at
wnicriowu Conn. saying that eleven head Of cattle
suffering from pcfro pm umonla had been taken from
that place 70 Ncw York freight train due In Port
chester sunday morning. Capt kilhlca OF the Nor
rsaA police wrut out TO intercept the diseased cattle
Tile tram arrived aDout4 A. NJ. The cattle were found
In the char-c Of a small boy drovcr They were taken
from the 20 the public pound, where Dr Icuiard
amincd them yesterday. and pronounced them all
afflicted with the dstcmpcr though some of them were
COM acsccut u WAS learned that She drove had been
quarauned 90 NhtrrtuWu AMI had been suugslcd away
from That place after darn
Professor Law OF cornell University, who, under the
direction of COS Robinson. D.. at present engaged in
of VNaWiu- the cow -nhc- ani 9sget iinins % what
extent o.. urn pneumonia exists among the cows was
lusv SatlTttl aftIe stable. %, Gar llct-hman In
NlssNtIr. l. ! He was accom- panied hY sanitary Ia
stcciur RAYMOND Of HruuklYu. AMI d. Mclean, tho
NUf"rlrgrt gHuu u the Health Departments AMI TIE
result ui hs animation showed uN the report of Or
Raymond dad cNd.-crttr the Shoe Ming condition u
anon. tho COWS FRO. Law visited some private COW
stables iu Fifteenth street rear ScNcn aNcnuc, south
HfuukN Nt- riaN mHruus nui discovered almost as
bal state fflir. az Wi-~Niic one cf tic cows
was Killed. aud pust.n0rtcn examination wA- made,
showing that the animal had been suffering from plcuro
Los nos Fch In rcenri tn the importation Of cattle
from America action eft the frirN Council has been
mate known since tv notice read 90 the lNcrpoh Town
Council ou f,h that cattle cannot be landed at ule
Liverpool docks nci March l. unless provision i made
tor slau, htcr ON The quay.