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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1879-08-02
July oath 1879.

Total 5 966 90
On motion of Mr.. Wise, resoiv-
ed that a committee be appointed
to receive the report and settle
with W B White, treasurer, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME coURT-CHANBgEs J.-court opens at
1890 Nos s. 40 81. 49, 10. 81, 3D. "a. l57 LOO 1856
GEyERAL TKRM-Adjourned until July l.
SPECIAL TERN-DOnOaur, J-COurt az 1890 a.
Law FactNOs 1856 yOj 1892. llI4 1910 sos. lCO3
CIRcurr-PARr Ivan Brunt j. no day calendar.
PART II-Nan Worst. J.-COurt at 1870 ~ m.
No. 334O-Bartett sgt Musliner No day calen
PART III-Barrett Court opens at 1890 m.-short
Canses-Nos 347O 4726 5l4O 3657 5l47 49, 5O31 1881
222l 1892 51l4 1865 $685. bal 40O7 6O34 4S64 5OO9
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENRRAL IRRM-Adjourned sne die.
SPECIAL J-Court held between ~ and ii
a. u No day calendar.
THAI TERx-PART I-Adjourned for the term.
Part I-AdiOuIned for the term.
Part IiI-Adlourned for tho
COMMON PIgAs-GRSERAL TRRN-Adiourned until July l5
SPECIAL TERm-Van Hoesen. J.-No. 2.
EQUITY TRRM-Beach, Case on. No. 9.-Hencken. IT.,
ag United states Life Insurance Company ct al No day
TaIAL TKRM-pARr I-Adiourned for the term.
III. f. DAILY J-COurt opens at ID None Hour
Causes-Nos 1912 Pill 1881 1887 1874 $780, 2l92 1874
2l79 2l7a 2l9l 2O30, 1850 22Ss es7 2Oi7 1852 2lls
MAXINE CoUEr- TRIAL TERx-PARr I.-sinnott J.-Court
10 q. m.-ShOrt Causes.-NOs 1851, 09O0 $685.
58S9 1857 eil6 $685. 6S22 6SsS 6Soi 62l6 64s3 $780,
PAIR II-Goepp Court opens at 10 m.-short Causes
Nos 1914 $685. 6320 J6l4 6303, $3.50, G55l, 65 643S
649O 64sl, 1928. 642s. 6536 633l.
PART III-Sheridan Court opens at 10 m.-Short
Canses-Nos G2s2 eI6O 0454 637f 6Iss 64e $500 637a
e5Ol, 1854 6lS5. 6294 $685., 1904. 81 81.
scott White robbery James Deyin Michael Farrell feloni
ous assault and battery John Mccarthy Christian
Habkemsrer Grand Larceny Niehae stno. ersepg S%
vester ". Wilson. msdeneanor Henry sturges Francis
Murphy robbery William Donohue, el0IOiS lnlt and
battery John Hafner George W. Clark james O'B1en,
James Murray George Viier William err grand larceny
Herman Moses forgery Joseph Hill burglary Joan Eas.
man John false pretences John Crawford larceny
PAsT G-Cowinz 1.-The People agr. John hops.
berry lcontnued.
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and forbade the execution OF the constitutional duties
OF the National Executive. More than that, they
believe that IL was designed a. the forerunner
liar provision. They believed this proposed legis-
aton, taken In connection with the so-caed Judicial
DILL would in the end accomplish absolutely everything
In the power OF the two houses for which this extra
session forced and designed. The majority must
not forget that the minority have rights Of conscience
me minority have duties imposed by their 0aths.
they have rights and obligations which they were
bound TO defend by all the modes of parliamentary
warfare for the protection OF mnOriiies. He was
willing to do what the Senator IRON Wisconsin sug-
gested no willing to let bygones be bygOnes. IL
the majority would consent TO adjourn. he willing
TO come here tomorrow and with the bill to ts
nnal consideration.
Mr.. WITHERS Dem.. Val, explained that there
no period OF time yesterday that he would have
sented TO such an arrangement proposed
Mr.. EATON (Dem. Comm, as a member OF the Appro-
priaou Committee denied that the treatment OF the
minority was an outrage as alleged by the Senator from
Wisconsin.
Mr.. CONKI.ING replied to 9ir. Eaton.
Mr.. HILL (Dsm Gal entered his protest against the
doctrine by the senator from Wisconsin, and
which ne presumed was ind0rsed by his Republican
friends. lie doctrine 20 winch he alluded that
places and refuse to for the purpose OF preventing
the progress Of legislation Not meaning TO reflect
The motives or such Senator's he wished to say there
was as much Obligation 70 perform pGDlc duty az 10
perform 1t correctly, and that there was Just as mucn
to refuse To perform that duty to perform IL
improperly II they eouG obsruct legislation for
day they could obstruct il for week and for the entire
session. Ii proceeding unknown 10 the ConSutu-
tion, aud IL persisted IN would DESTROY the Govern
meat Mr. nill said further that government Is as
much destroyed by nOnacJlon az by nal-actlOu IL one
member is justified every other member il Justified IN
nOn-acti0n. and this Government becomes failure III
lnsidiOus form possible u produce reVon-
ton and destruction / trust that the people will
awake - the fact that there more than one way to
rCvOiutiOnize government. - 49,
The Senate, on motion OF Mr.THURMAN Dem, O10),
and pursuance of the proposition OF Mr. Carpenter,
at 3 O'Clock adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
A VERDICT FOR A CHINAMAN.

A suit in which a Chlnaman is interested,
even he from Baxter-st always attracts atten-
ton the Court House There one before Judge j.
f. DAILY In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday, in
which John L. Amo, well-dressed and integentlook
ing Monaghan sued Charles Fischer for $1,000 on ae
count death OF Amos boy after being run over in
Baxter-st. by horse and wagon that belonged to the
defendant Tie child three Of was in charge
Of an old woman who kept house for Amo; and 1t was
struck down by the horse while she talking with
friend in the street The complaint said that the boy
was a child unusual beauty and Intelligence" The
defendant aimed that the death due TO the negi-
cence OF the old A verdict VI 5000 was given
To the plaintiff by the jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
DEClSIONS-JUNE 10.

Supreme Court kam6ws-By Judge Brady
Rogers AIT. BeinThe appeal is sustained section l220
granted reht agt athroprhis Application SHOULD be
Wen ag COMMISSIONERS Of Faxes
Johnson aGr. 20 counsel Wray agt.
sup disputed there be issue the relief in
granIed Field ast FieldMoton denied unless defendant
take reference 10 show what his present ercuss
Moody Brad Barton and anOtherranted Goose agL
selRman.1 Granted May agt Hosenb ach-see me1oran,
Of reference Johnson agi Connolly ami another Morton
By Judge Donchue-In Of Stockholders OF
Brewers AMI Grocers Bgnk viii be referred
II debts all paid ID To ascertain On the debts
matter or etc. Of Trunper e-NaTter viii be referred TO
certain facts In tho matter OF Geco and anotnerWrt de-
heimer sgt Won Biela-Motons denied. Mechanics and
lrsGe,s az a PaEse act ap bibk
executor has the right 10 proceed as directed.
wSisi,~Granted iahn agt Hichborn Taylor agt DevIn
Laiend sg Deems-Oriers GRANTED In the mattel etc. OF
Hudson-Sent 70 judge Barrett Wright agt lie HOMO
vacae Judgment granted with costs Cooke sgt seg
no costs see memorandum Pane Constock.-Tqe
mo- compel the plaintiff TO olec and
denied memorandum Paine agt Willetts
etc agt Tousey Conger aet Duryee-Tls grant
the payment OF the motion costs and costs before notice
matter OF BaDnister-See memorandum
BOARD Of fire Connissoners.IOrder settled
sDecdl Tsr-By Judge DonOhue.- Baudoine agt French
pany ag Congers aud othersDecree signed McCioud agt
bpni dismissed Newman art Dickson ct sJudgment tor
The panr leave to defendants TO answer ON payment Of
By Judge Lawrence -crmm agt Mechanics and Traders
ana Traiers National Bank. Decree as settled
Common Pieas-SpecGl Irm-By Judge }. f. Daily
In the matter Of pHssabu{ LeeyS 70 sue reeeyeI
10 Meyer Ruth Jonas In the matter Of s0ersteia
Perkins agt. Callahan Granted
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City and Northern stocks were IN better demand
the common selling up TO 14l29I4Ss ana the pre-
ferred 10 1884, advances Of 81 and cent rcspec-
lively Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred stock
also was 20 per cent higher small amount on bus
ness. and Missouri, Kansas and Texas first advanced
q per cent later reacting 4 per cent. Little BUS
iness was done In the higher priced stocks, but New
York Elevated dropped from 131 q to 100 and closed
at 100 We learn that Manhattan stock IS offered
on the street ut 80. The two Delawares were heavy
despite the better tone Of the general market; Del
aware. Lackawanna and Western declined to 1914
and Delaware aud Hudson to ASH, both closing
at their lowest figures. Central OF .New-Jersey
opened at 52t2 declined TO 81 and rallied
at sS0S7a9ssl The Delaware, Laekawanna
aud Western Company to-day announced It's usual
monthly auction sale Of Scranton coal, but will oher
only 10 900 tons instead of 100000 tons. the usual
quantity. The telegraph stocks were very Dun but
q shade better in prices. Pacific Mail only sold at
yesterdays figures, 15os915as. In bullion mining
stocks a better business done, with generally
small improvement In values but insufficient to call
for comment.
The general market closed feverish and irregular
STOCK MARKET.
AZ reported by Cold and stock Telegraph Company
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posed by Mr. Kimmel of Md 70 ass grains Gas pro-
posed by Mr.. Keller. Of Ohio would increase the our
dens OF the Government In the one case lS per csn.
and In the other 10 per cent He then proceeded 20
argue In favor OF the Warner Silver BILL now pend
ing In the Senate.
The House then proceeded TO vote upon the amend
ments. and the following were adopted Ihat trade
dollars that have been chopped or restamped III On.
shall excluded from tho provisions OF this act; thaI
the trade dollars reconed under this act sha not DE
counted part OF the coinage OF silver AUTHORIZED py
act Of February %, 1873.
Mr. KEIFER (Rep., Ohol offered an amendment as a
the bill. making the trade dollar iceal
tender to the amount OF IS. Rejected.
Mr. HAZELTOE rep, Wis) asked leave 10 oner hn
amendment striking the words at par and insert
ini " at their bullion value"
Mr. WARNER MAT, Oho) objected. A.
The bill was then passed without division; ana INC
House, ut $3.50, adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
! THE OOURTS.
VERDICT IN AN INSURANCE SUIT.

fENDIOI IN nv I4NbU HEf4NOI@ DOff'
Buildings in Montana belonging to Zadok
H. Daniels we're burned In 1873 They were insured IN
the Andes Insurance Company for $4,000, and for the
same amount IN the Continental Insurance Company
The companies refused pay tie amounts DUE ON the
ground OF alleged fraud and suits brought against
them in Montana BY an arrangement between the at
terney was agreed that the Judgment recovered in
the first suit the Andes Company should be the
iudgmcn; against the other. Tie plaintiff succeeded,
and Judgment was entered, out the execution Issued
against the Continental Insurance Company was re-
turned unsatlshed. Mr Daniels this week brought slt
against this company in the Supreme Court, before
Judge Van Worst and asked a verdict upon the verified
copy OF the Montana Judgment. The company claimed
il authorized the agreement between the
attorneys The matter to the jury Yesterday
VINO gave a verdict for the full claim OF S9,307 Ca
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si3.727


According to the foregoing statements, the oper-
ating expenses for the last six months Of the Lake
Shore Company we're co.'s per cent OF Its gross
earnings and the Michigan CentraPs were $3.50
per cent Ii will be admitted that with the greater
part of one months business estimated the declara
tion of dividends that leave surpluses amounting
only to $3.50 and $13,727, as estimated, Is very
Daring the last few days there has been
general impression that the dividend upon Lake
Shore stock would not exceed per cent therefore,
when il was announced to-day that the dividend
was 2l2 per cent, the effect was favorable upon
prices at the Stock Exchange, stimulating Lake
Shore to an advance OF 1 per cent. Inns
by the disappointment felt at the smallness
OF the dividend declared upon Michigan Central
stock. As usual of late, however, the bulk OF the
business was confined TO a small number of stocks !;
Lake Shore contributing 26,9OO Michigan Cen
trail Il, 800, Erie 1920, Northwestern common
10000. st. Paul common IL, 700, Delaware, Lacka-
Jersey u 600; total for the seven stoc ks named,
1Ol 500 shares. out of the total business In all the
stocks Of I39 SAT shares. After the price OF Lake
Shore had advanced l per cent there seemed
75la and il closed not particularly strong at 75l.
Michigan Central sold between 1854 and ~ but IN
final sales at 1888 showed decline OF only 4 per
cent from last nights price Erie was more active,
and advanced q per cent TO 277s, yielding p per
cent at the close the preferred stock gaining per
cent In final sales at 5li2 or the granger stocks,
Northwest common continues to be the fayorite,
closing at &C. which is All advance of s. per
cent on the days business and the equiva-
lent of 8S before II sold ex dividend. The preferred
stock was not as strong selling no higher than it
cent The ST. Pauls. In their fluctuations or Z aud
o. per cent presented special features the CON-
mon closing 10 did last night, and the preferred
Il per cent lower In Louisville and Nashville
action of y per cent.
OF the South western List, the ST. Louis. Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
KATE GIRARD SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Nathanlel COX yesterday was appointed ny
Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court OF Common Pleas.
Chambers referee In the divorce suit begun by Kate
Grard Rowe the actress against the actor. George f.
Rowe The counsel for the plaintiff refused yesterday,
give any of the alleged for divorce or any
particular OF the At the bottom Of his order ap
pointing referee Judge Van Hoesen wrote in pencil:
have named a stranger TO all theatrical people,
good lawyer, and something of an old fogy."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
NOMINATIONS.
NUMINAITOND.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-The President sent

" ASHINGTON, JIIIt IV'-I Ho Il IO'r''o''' wv
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
Pryiu cssrs IN army NTH me rank Of Mglor-Frs
Iaeutanant W. Bard, OF the 9th Infantry George
Robinson Maine William r. Creary OF Michigan ana ~
r. I.ornch, OF New-Jefsey. x,.-..u,
iaterinGstes 0th me rank Of cIpafn-Firs neu,enan,
A. r. Whittemore Of the LIT Artillery; First Lieutenn
Charles Humphrey of the attn Artillery ana Second Leu
tenant Charles W. Williams Of the 18th Infantry.
Henry W. Jones' OF the Qnartermas
Department be Major First Lieutenant f.sa
Vance the 9Th Infantry second
Cornelius be First Lieutenant Of the same fes
meat; a. w Armstrong 10 be Postmaster NJ "AP
pnger's Falls, y. Y.
George +. Robinson is the Waterman who assisted IN
saving Secretary Stewards life from tho attack of 'he
assassin Payne Mr. Creary Is the late postmaster OF
the United states Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
,sIsG PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Yesterday. To-day.

A moderate amount of business was done in Cow
eminent bonds but at easier prices. At the Board
the sales covered SOC, 900 coupon As at 102l2 and
4los at 1854; $4,000 registered 81 OF 1881 at
1885; $4,000 registered IS Of 1880 at tt}Ts;
800 900 registered 6s Of 1881 Mt 1O4 and OF cur
600 IS of 1899 at 1851. District Of Columbia
3-65s sold at s6l2 The Secretary of the Treasury
to-day gave public notice that he will redeem on
presentation and without rebate OF interest all out
standing 800 bonds Of 1867 and 1868 which were
called to mature July 3 and 4. the market closed
weak at annexed quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday decided to send referee the ques
tons raised by the stockholders of the Brewers and
Grocer Bank. wDo petitioned for the removal OF
Thomas b. Mussrave, the receiver. and the appoint
mert OF James EveTard, Owen W. Brennan and David
Jones as trustees. settle up the affairs OF the bank
The petitioners aege that the receiver has failed TO
proceed with the dissolution OF the bank corporation
and distribution s assets and that he has In
CURED unnecessary expenses
Argument was heard yesterday in the
United Circuit Court, ChieJusce Waite presid
Ing ON appeal In the of Hebbard Youngs against
the steamboat Fidelity. The canal boat Herbert
Phelps, owned by the appellant was wrecked in April
1876 In the East River, while being towed from the
PententiaFy dock. at BlackwelPs Island. by the Fde
ity through crelcssnes the part OF the tugs
libel against Fidelity dismissed the ground
that liable maritime law because she
property of the Department OF Charities and Correc
ton. The Is still on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
,rRn c,rI-2Io O'CLOCK p. "
THIRD
Buckeye
THURSDAY. June 1872. NJ.


The first grain received at New-York by the canal
this year came during our grain week which ended
May 20, 80 that the summary of the movements
published in to-iays TRIBUNE included the receipts
of six week by canal. In view of the extremely
low rates at which the railroads have been doing.
and seemingly still continue to do business,
a comparison of the receipts during those
six weeks at New-York. Boston and Philadelphia
with the receipts of the weeks in 1873 Is both
interesting and instructive in showing the effect
upon New-York Of railroad rates during the Sum-
mer months that compete with the rates by water
The total receipts of all grains for the six weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

There was a smart recovery in some Of the specu.
latIve railroad bonds. large business C$415.-
0O0l was done in Erie second consOls az from 72ls
up TO 73IsQ727s, against ~ yesterday. and tho
funded IS to 10. Missouri, Kansas and rexas
iirsts also active, advancing from 90
TO 69ls and then dropping 10 6s06sss.
against 67ai yesterday sales, S134,000. The
seconds rose from 274 to 30. declined to
2sas and closed at 2Sos sales $4,000. Central Of
soils selling Mt 94ss and Lehigh and WIkesbarre
consos at &c. Rome. Wstertown and OgGepsburg
sold lS1290OOl at 54s4@56ls, against "a Yesterday.
at $685. The frsts Of both the elevated
roads were firm, with small TRANSACTIONS
Kansas Pacifics, Denver Division sales of
$40, 600 were L. lower at 1O1, but steady as
the decline The issues of the old Pacific road were
firm, also those of the ct. Paul and North
western Companies. We note sales Of Lake shore
consolidated firsts coupon $685. 900 at 1918 and
registered (Sl0000l at 119; Hannibal and Mis-
souri, frsts $50 000l at 10ol2. and Morris and Es
the closing lnOtatlOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

ting terribly X0us about Tho weAre 81 o." e@uHIy
cousin. This anxiety aud soel;n1e = oT ~ The
season advances and when they bear Il longer.
they will pack up children and Two tFahAs aid 10
and seo about It'll Middleton TIaiseiI't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20

In State bonds Louisiana consos again were
weaker, selling at 44l2@423i9457s, against 45la
Yesterday; the sales amounted 10 $53 900. Tennes-
see IS new sold at 81. Missouri 6s 1s9i-lS95, Ill
and Quebec IS, 1912 Annexed are the bids and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20


This statement shows that although the deliveries
at New York by the railroads were 3.437, $40 bush
els greater this year than in 1878. the loss by the
canal of g. TAO, 1877 bushels made total loss for this
port of 800, 121 bushels during the six weeks.
while the receipts ut Baltimore and Phila-
delphia were increased 1,203,349 bushels.
The total receipts since January 1 at New
York have been 43,071.956 bushels, against
40, 4O4, 732 bushels during the same time of 1873;
decrease 1882, 776 bushels. At Baltimore and
Philadelphia the receipts this year have been 49,
s65 s24 bushels against 81 274 800 bushels in 1878;
increase. $500 SO bushels. The receipts of last
week indicate that little attention has been paid To
the Niagara railroad agreement, which restored
schedule rates to Is cents from Chicago TO
New-York; because, Notwithstanding that the
water rates are down to their lowest
pOnts-lake 17sc., and canal 3l2c. for corn-the
railroads made large gains in quantities, while the
canal lost. The receipts for the week ended June
IL compare as follows:
Natr Wnrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-20
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL EXPORT ~ y. STOCK EYCRAy6E sALEs
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1879
Asrsportsd by the Cold asd Stock TsLsgraph -
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sALES FROM zig

10. 900 -. .-- " y
Kan 4 Is d ID Il IL
Assented
1000. .....-l0l
NJ n & I COnAs
2.OOO....-.. bss
1000. -.b3. % =
>, 900. 5000. 65's
10000 ....-.sS.. 0oS
"a II & + "a
10000 ....b3. 2sA
Cars & . LIST ; b
1000 -.- 81 l:
ben q Kio era LIST
1000 .. . 81 p
Constellation Coal
itpL...- -
susTU Tanned 90
ILL.,. =
De. A hui
luJ -..... 40 .
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IZ,o n.cLouK.-sALes BxsORx rHs ed


ID y Il Reg BIDS '9l
5000. lOtA y
Toi & Wa % X-C
500. ...... 80
+ & Wab LIST ST l.
Div X Ma Coup
l,OUO .....- -
Cen Pac Cal q
oregon Br
g. O0D-.....lO24
l. g. " B Con "A
10000 .-....- 90
Denv'r & HGrande
LIST Il
5. OOO..-..--. VI =
2,OOO....sJ. 9lA
z, OOO. 49, 9las
Kan Pacific Is
Den Div Il Il As
1000 .lOl
$500. BIS. l0l
etropOlitan 4 lst
5000. 1882
ID Ia a. n1ftauafsrr
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GOVERNMENT srocK DsPARrHsyE

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