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, 1879-06-13

THO Pilot l"!ut (1'r1.} people thus settle In
nsass meeting hewalaper quarrel:
WnEnEAs, Many oF Us asc readers aud sup
prters Ut tue nstlton jioa4or aud sspsct to cuil-
tiuut suc. we regret to see It stou,, 10 low as 10
sucak lightly Of tha {;sd Of 6taruls; hut hc ture
tuwn tho baptist Church hero because JuHea was
d member Of that congregation. and lhen gong
miles. killed black or korsc pnny, ntstakluI it
fnr al editnr Ut tho i01f. tia,l nlnsu4 no tslnkc4
and, AEHl1 liz leCtue 10 tear Au,s u rhlren to kill
euoE. thu editor OF thu -Na1itor .irctl frar no
tlanguf.
Hstotred, That It Ia best 10 krcp newspaper.
wrnu.cs and church. matters reEaeaia, Atll stick
tv tho Issue lefose tho pnop!c.
, 1879-06-13
CINftIEEATl,

ClNktlNNA44s
CINCINNATI O., June 19.-C0rToS-2nlct, mid.
ding, 121lc.
FLoun-{}utet and firm.
0na1A-Wheat strong and scarco; rcd and &n,ber,
S1.l01l. ~. Corn improved; domautl t!rtncr; Mo.
=, :5sp30c. Oata dull at t:lgn37c ltyo active; d.
mand strong. Harley nominal.
Pnov1sIost-park held higher; johbng salos
u $40. TO-. Lard In good Inquiry; current mike,
81. 1iGctI.2 20. Dry HIt hcAtn stronx amt btuhcr:
-, IL. 81. II. and $5,10. Dacon IN cood teinand
at,d strung Mt st. 12s. 9la7!l. und s.. G.i3,
\ WmlsKy-Stea1y at 81. o..
, 1879-06-13

sHEEr.-ThcFo ~ continued fair Inquiry, for
rod 10 choice qualities and, tho supply cont!nM.
lsiHeot pnes ~ snht, % ~ " ,a,n. O., nsE31 rf r.
taa'u,.Md 81 nnnd f. 10 rchoice al sI 0Olt5. Fl.
s' n,,rrI1n
nolA Hto'
BUFFALO. juno H.. -.CAvrLE-Rcccipta, 001;
ri,ke 1f1l nrti unchanged.
Sukkr AMI LANbs--NccelPb. !, 10o; market
ftn; actise demand: choice honyy Gsn!cs tn de-
riud: fair 10 good c!tnpcd sheep. ~. 7Ji14. 3is
tlifa heavy, 2''. 00G1;..h.
1!oas-Hccelp.s, ~;n-.'. uaalhet aIt.su .Ht ntNn-
a.dnlsi q Sas m: Sommon iirht III iii: n,ediun mi
.rs arndc. ri; H;;Ga4 DO: cpnrso rUitui, to faIr
esss n SMs:}. 10: xauI,ly hardly ouuajs dcmanI.
, 1879-06-13

work required vi thr McssFs, Clark, n. TN.
mounting atsl othsr tt taIls cnn be t,ll,nliy well
tlono elsowhere But TN. prepuraI Itr, Of it,c oil.
lectg'ass 70 a-impnrtant A.. should tlut fn In
any lnhhttant REQUISITE, ntl'ing rsr In ttc con.
str,ielpn vi the instrument ruuld c,,turcns,,o
fur tic jots, ps"e"o
, 1879-06-13

. apesia! nt,pateh 10 1Rs 1rtouns.
II ta.', 49, fonK, Juno II. e.-GHAlH-Theat 1ess frce.
Il, a ss N, especially for carly delivery; moles-
n. oa asslara and somewhat higher claims Of hold.
t.stss t.sts'a.'.g agsinst set,rftyt No. ,prlng At-
Ii on,, !ess attention, but hed quito confidently
t.,ut. 'ea slhe moderately active movement At IT,
u'r prices; eabla adsEcos Of quiet but essenti-
.pfao '1a''e.sd u. markets.; 80. 400 bn No. :
Xlsso,as ~ sl:Mnd0L0u, mainly Chicago and
s,s kes .as1. u sl.ou; 5000 bu No, 2 Northwest
upse ,% sul5 option as II. Oh; ao 600 bu anoas
b, i, ,o. wv eu very chocs Al hlca 4. A'iu; cat
o. i,.a ~" .' ~ VIC. Corn decl!usd about ~ bu
n,as aaa urgent offerings, With talry active do
outIon. .aa compasatiysly brtak noyomcns in
na.h ,a M.1ea Western unaraded, 40G34tc. 0ats
st.t.r ~" freely dealt In, sua quoted generally
diver: NJ stse1 9asttnFa in good r.st orfosward
Ill., sn'eago, 100 III stote. and 400
ntan1os.-liog nta,. naes products .omewha. higher ou
Ats,y dn5i ICY. asafs movement; meta for early de.
Lrtsy mr., sna quoted At s10 23, Tor forward Do.
eo,aa Ssss a an lssta soaas.t md 100 hietet, and
,...e 'aas 1t $lo. LOG 10, 70; July. at $40. ~
, 1879-06-13

M1LwArKEK, June 12.-FLovn-Quict,
GnAlN-Whral dnll; oreneh ..ic lower; closed
steady; No. l Milwaukee, hart &1.05la: No. 1
Milwaukee, 1ono here; No. = do. 81. 00a; Juno.
s1.00H; July, t)t,ic; August. ialac; M. 3 It'll.
wau';ec, H!lc; No. 4. 75sc; rejected, t414c. Torn
steady and Ar,n; No. =, :E1;c. uata stcHuy: No.
=. a41c,, RE, No. !. &c. ',asIey dull; No. I.
spring, G2nc.
pnoy,aIoSs-EIrnior md hfgEur. hlcts pork
quiet nt 81 10 CASH. Prime steam lard, So. 20.
l[ods-Fismcr al ST. Gllffj. 10.
EsEianTs-,M'hcatt TO Buffalo, 94c,
1tEcEtlTs-FloNr, z. 600 hr.H: wheat, OF, 600 bu.
SnlrAENTs-Fiulr, l., GG0lrls; whcat, u. UUO bu.
, 1879-06-13
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. JHne l.. 1.-FrouE-Gooi demand
for choice grades; dull for low grades: Western
AIperfne. 81. Is; Minnesota extra family medium
to fancy, St.b005.25; Ohio family, fn!r, 81. tt;
good 10 fancy, 50. 7'62bGD: Minnesota patent
process st. 60; 10 choice, 81. %. Rye flour steady
at 81. 11l;.
dnAtx-Whcat a,oady; Michigan white, depot,
81. III: No. = rcd, elevator. 81. 1iA. Corn less
acssc; heated, track, @5eljOc: rejected DO, uoda
SIC. oats-DcmanL active; ml2cd WcAtcsn, doc;
white do. d1GD49c.
PRortstoNs-Firmer: prime meas beef, 81. 90,
11ams-.HmDEcd. 49, 50fol0 90; pickle.l, $3.50
8.35. 1'ard-Meatern, 80. ..6Gt0.h0.
HUTTEtt-Dnll and oHsy: creamery extras, 1EGa
1oe; New York Stair and bradford County tra.
extras, 14c; Western Reserve extra, 10Il1c.
EaGe-Flfm: NrAtern, lie.
CHEEsE-Ensier; creamery, Ds{G17c,
!ETRoLsHM-pntl; refined. 7a.c: crude, 7c.
WnsKr--Qntct; Western, Sl.UG
REcEIl.Ta--Flunr .. 400 br1A; wheat 1f COO hu;
corn. liz. 00o gn; oats. II. COO bu: ryc. hcO Dn
sulrAxs1s-Wtcat,4 10. 600 bu; corn, i'll, QUO bu.
, 1879-06-13

Nnsroa, Mass., Juno .--FLoun-QuIct snd m.
changed,
GnAtN-Corn steady; mixed and yellow, xo!<0
4ac; steamer. 40041.sc. Oats aFm: No and
extsa white. 4:tle4uc: No. white, !l@4.c; No. .
Wh!tu and = Hlixed. DDiI 4uc. Itye, u24lG5c.
WEcEirra-Fiour, I, lou hgs; corn, ID, 0uo bu.
snlrMkSra Flour, i, 800 br!a; coFn. Is, oo0 lu;
WleAt, ~, COO bu.
, 1879-06-13

OswH0o, n. r, juno l2.-GRAlA-Wheats STEADY;
No. Duluth spring, 81. .12; No. nhtts Mlchl.
gan. 81 III; extra whta Michigan. SLIGO. Corn
nom!naiiy unchanged.
, 1879-06-13

DETROIT, juno ~. --FLoun-FlFm.
GuA,S-Wheat steady; extra, S1.10h; No, l
white, s1.l0ti; June, u. l.1o!a; July, sl.o84 i;
August. ii. 0ia{; milling No. nomInally Ut
$l.07h; AInoet notnIn4iIy at S1.10.
ltEcEtrrn--Whra.. u, tIl7 btl.
SulFxkars-Whrat, ~, 0t1 bu.
, 1879-06-13

Nav Yoax, Juno 1e.-Busncss lesa activs With
commission houses, but tons OF MARKET very
stsong; cotton goels moving freely on former
osdsrs, but new opaincss light; prlEts and gsug.
ha1ns quiet aud steady, lawns In good requess;
mons wpar Of woosens In moderate demand, and
blankets and Fepsisnts fairly acttset !osoga goods
, 1879-06-13

81. Lnr1s, No., Jnnt 11.-coTrox-Stcady;
middIfn9s. 12lsc; sa!os. 1aU; receipts, 80; shiu.
inent", none; ktocis, 7.iJO.
, 1879-06-13

0prned aets9e with sales at 01xc: 3crlIncd 10
p,ae At Which pfiee It cIo.nd: hhiuments, 81, ooO
0rls. syorse1ng " go; rA,1aesiont 100. oon
ssantnel while. Ito tcsf, fXc.
, 1879-06-13

BALTIMORE, Nd, June 19.-F1ouH-Ffrm and
unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures cus1er: No. Penneyl.
vana rcd 81. 10M: No. !, Western winter Tel, spot,
81. .loH; dune, 81. 15 bid; July. sl.12h; Au-
gust 81. 0D!s. corn-Eascr; Western mixed.
spot 43A@'44c; June. 43hG43Ec; July, 43Ec;
Augnst. 44:sc; September, I:Jc Oats nrmor;
Western white, Ale: do mixed, l0c; pcnnsylva-
MIA, 41c. lsyo dull at Golulc.
1IA1--Unchnnged.
Pnoyf.toHH-F Ftrner: moss pork. S1o.75. Bulk
mcnta- Ioose shoulders. .tl4'sc; clear rib sides,
&c; prime to tlnce y cHtGtn packed, t101lc.
EGas-Actiy0 and firm, Mt l:!felJ4ic.
FErHnLKHM--t]fleteil, crnlo. Uc; refined, 7lic,
CtlFFEE-Ftrm and AnclianHed.
WMlsKr-Fltm nt 81. Oh, sGt1.D7.
FnEiaIrt-To Liverpool per steam, nominal;
grain, Id utforc1: id nsked.
REcEI,rR-F!our. :.0il brle; wheat, ~, 00tl bu;
com. i1R. roo hn; oats. /, 1n0 6u; rye, SOD bn.
SHlpxENTs-MhcHt, n, 100 bn; c0r!,, 4, lou bu.
, 1879-06-13
JOHN LAMB.
His Counsel Returns from Ottawa
with the Supereodeas.
8omo Of tho Grounds on Which h
Expects to Clear tho Murderer,
Tie Sflceney" Insists Tie Made No
Confession 10 Poto Stevens.


f,nnfcsaio, IN po,o S,n,a,.
oo"'essfo'l 10 foto SieFehs'
-, .,.,, ;
hls. william s. Forrest. wlio WIS associated
with Col. Van Ar1Ilan IN tho dclcnso Of John
, .'.'': 'e'utnea run o.ta"" Yesterday fnotf'
's Will t5e appended document, WHICH lie
placed in lite Iin.l. Of shcnlr llo Imam:
snpre,c conrt. ortcro sir,n " ,Ix,. nn ac,X o. tne
tn l,crcny certlf: tIut Il viii uf errnp h,s bccn
"ss4 '' f,n1 ~ y H. cauft ' for t9 r.ysr:a n t4dg
!,1 os ".t o ~ ''is a t'lr ~ o ssatf @ u ILL.,
.. .nai Co"tt 2! CouH County, 1T the March lcrm
u, a. NJ .s ~ ssttan action of inlet
stpefnrJeat, n',d ia 10 operate "A aau.pcnsion Of
sao execution . % il's Judgment therein, and
Given undrr nv ha,Id and iIo -. rcal of the su.
Eren,e GouFt ut ottowa, stls lit ,luy Of june, 4.
n'' 1s'o +. +. Dur!ns.
Then follows r rcftilicatlon OF fhu order Of
Justice Dfckoy. w),irh wa, a. solt,w..
St"ir ot lllshols nt-liasng Inspected the fore.
tote aa tfaitcslpt VI record anA l'tn9 IT opfnion
us nnt stS !. rtasoahlc ean.s for nl!n,vng to said
s"nai'Iu aoIlt n to tho guilt oi the defendant he
,r'r .oW y"n o. lamb. y hereby ordered that such
anil Il II II ssf1 s or, ~ a is H., same S + ns5sy Kaod
supreme Court Ut fhtaws for tho Northern Grand
ol thfa transcript aid Of this osdcr,
~ ishte to stay the execution Of the
snntane t,afi G. acat ~ @ 30 further order Of The
uo'lc III Chicago thts tho 1ot, day Of Iunc. 1870.
. 7. ffLE DicssY.
7ue sr,rr,s 4rronwwv sor.,,s,, '''''
.r....-o,rt, -, "iAon"ai Sotitihb'
H'ter sheftt Hotmann lad read The document,
,.,.,u,,, H., tatt.. ..s.tns+, "I.D'
.,''.'.' Nv ,a.'.t MA '''.'.,c" ~ apIcnr III ihe
, 1879-06-13

Pl7Tsauha. June 12.-pErYoLAux-Dull:c crude,
sSAe 1t paskers for shipment; refined, 7He,
phlladslphia delivery.
Oil ClTrs Fa., June II. .-pEF1oLEuN-1isrkc
, 1879-06-13

Peoria, Juno IT, NtauwIHEs - Unchanged
nominal at u. .03.
, 1879-06-13

TuNpENr1Eft.
WILMINGTON. juno 12.-swnlTA or TuRrKxr;xs
--Flrm nt 24Xc.
, 1879-06-13

Sales Include 25, 900 1t Manihtee piece STUFF as
Nees: 0a, 900 It timber A. 500; O1o, 600
shnglca at SLIGO.
Tho yard market was acttvc and Ateady, The re-
nipts ara large. md green stuff IL irregular, but
ten changes ara soportcd In dry which IL tho ship.
s3uT+
, 1879-06-13

Tho cargo lumber market was qutet and I'M
thangcd. The drst vessels Of the fact arrived, and
harefs held OF aftor taking a few loads early.
Following asb tho quotations;
, 1879-06-13


GafE1't'EE1 ~ sts;kEsNH's1'nC
~ SCHOOL, nF YALE C0LLEliH,
COURSES 'n Crnfttry, rHrr ana Applied ii Cir and
p, nSmn tIstnest1Y r. AGts'ttirs Eotaay zool.
kt0ats. TItH English, Fr.nel nnd t;crsnan. PlltcA
Etouomt, l!1lufy sts. N particulars aIitrraa
FH0F. uEu!HiE J. nikUs1i,
E4ccuttst Utlicur,
htN Haven, Conn.
, 1879-06-13
Arrive

I.Ifman HotG! Carr are rim through, bttwceu chi.
At ln:A1 4. N. ~ '@''"h SH'I"2S
H0icI rAft west Of EhtcAlD -
a-iepot corner Of Wells md Eln.!e.r.A
h-Dtput corner OF Canal and KinxIa.Sta.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILR0Ao
'rn1s flot OF tnk,at.. 1pd1nnAsr. md sxtccuth,st
tt. and II depon. .7 y" ~'-AA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
BREAKING TIE KERR Will.

Henry A. Kelr's will, after his death on De-
cember 81 1876 was found to contain legaces amount
ing to $4,000 the rest OF his estate gwen for life
10 his wife and at her death to several religious societies
Mrs Hoahan, his sister, contested the will, Claiming
that the bequcsts the charitable associations were
void because the will was not made more than two
months before the esators death The decision of the
General Term just rendered. arms the former decision
of judge Van Brunt which in favor Of Mrs. Hoia
han The single exception to the conclusions Of Judge
Van Brunt Is as the time when interest begins 10 run
The result brQueSt 10 the Board OF Foreign
Missions is sustained and the requests To tho other cor
uoratious iuyaiidated. Mrs. Kerr ana Mrs HOl1hau
will therefore divide than 81 100000 between
Them
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

ngdae aGt Myer-See Endorsement papers. Bell aEt.
BarthOOmew.-Case settled and filed. Rational Shoe
aud Leather Bank ReddinRtOn-MoOD granted for
Apr X. 1879 Burghardt agt Dulley.Moti0n demed no
costs. (i5 n Y 2o6- Smith Bellng See memorandum
flied. COtiWan agt. INSTRUMENTATION denied costs
Zimmerman GgL Blumenburg.-Motion granted, unless
within five days plaintiff files note OF issue and so costs
agt WOoserMoon dened $40 costs TO defendant to
abide O. Adj y. G. SS 90 Minis agt Harrs.Orlcr
settled Perkins Callahan Referred TO NJ. f. DOwley
esq: Peterson ag Dicke Smith ag Woods; Kearney agt
EOgotI3. DamsIa act same Johnson agt Sainc.-Nu-
Court reCeiveTsp extended to these BarstOw
Stove Company agt ROnsOn-Baiabe attachment ordered
Camhres act. SOwn-MOton granted order fled hel
ler ac FungArrest vacated Gosswayler agt Bl9iSiioe
Surecs approved. Jones ag FOwer.-MOtOu for bl ana
particulars granted. Richardson agt. McDm'uel.-He
ferred 10 W. T. Jacobs. stern agt eiman Petc ag Van
Buren, Complaints dismissed Rooney agt. Truss; llldeh
act. Cohen Dusenbury agt. WOrte.-Defaults noted.
BY Justice SunOtWilsOn agt. Dempsey Costs taxed az
Sl0l 80. Frcdander Marks Berry agt Bonol Rogers
agt Dcancy-DeCsiOns ndOrsed on papers fled
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
OWL NOTES

The trial Of the suit Of James Leonard adj
miuistrator OF Sarah Leonard, against the Columbia
Steam Navigation Company, which has been before
Judge Barrett, in supreme Court Circuit, Tor TWO
weeks was concluded on Saturday, with verdict Of
81 600 for the u.antT Miss Leonard the sister Of the
plaintiff was killed by the explosion Of Inc steamer
AdeIHi, NOTwalk Conn, September -, l~to', An
aruc Vi be taken from tie verdict which Is the larg
est sum statute allows IL eases OF death by accident
The Judgment in the case of Regina Mans
bach against the metropolitan Life Insurance Company
was affirmed 10y the Supreme Court, General Term last
week. The euit brought 10 compel the company to
continue IN force and effect policy OF insurance for
$4,000 issued on the lie of the husband of the planH
and cancelled by the defendants on the alleged ground
that false representations had been made by the insured
man in his application for the pOlcy Inc decision "i
Judge Van Brunt affirmed bv the General Term, IN
favor cf the plaintiff This was regarded as tc,i case
inauN similar Charles StraUS, for the plhlu
A.uouX, RItcu & WUOJiOrd for the defendant
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
NAVY IATELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March 27.--Assstant Engineer
Edward L. Freeman has ordered to special duty at
Chester, Penn.
The Secretary Of the Navy has been advised by a dis
patch from the commanding officer OF the United States
fgate Constitution that lie expects 10 sail from Lis
bon Ter tie United states Saturday. Tho CoDslitu
tion has been docked and thoroughly oyelhaued and
reported to be in perfectly seaworthy condition.
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, March 26-The
a. 2sEip Powhitan. bearing The faE OF RoarAdGiTai
Wvmau arrived ia Hampton Roads this evening. SIX
DAYS l.UM ST. Thomas. All on board are well.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
CALENDAES THIS DAY.

sUPrENr CoURT-CHA AMrFuS- Lawrence J.Nos ]. ~ -.
127 l73 1856 l97 l99 2Oi, 2CG 2l3 22O 25 22 20 80
2S 22 2i3 24j 249, 252. e53 .O5 2o 2CI 2O9 g. 40
216 2I7 27S. 21J. $50. HSi. 2S3, 90, 205. -
SPEDAL IFB3-Ean BTlmt Law ana faCt.-NO. - :
Tho Peorlc gt the Central CroesOwn Railroad Company
CIECUII-PART ! and II-AdOurnCd for The term. 49,,
PART III-DonOhue J.-NO. i437-The Market Naton'i
Bank agt. Burke -.
sUrEKIoB CoURr-GEXERAL TERN-Adiourned Tor inc
term.
SPECIAL TRRM-Frecoman. J.-No day calendar 49,
COMMON PiEAs-GRNTEAL TERH.-Ad1OuIntu iOi Ihe tciu
EQtTY TRRN-AdiOuTned for the term.
SPECIAL 1ERAi-I~uemnre. J.-NO daN Caiendar.
1EKl-PARI / and II-AdOuTncd iOt me tclin
MARINE COUET- GKyEGAL TEH-Alkcr c. j. Sheaa' anu anu
ciuIO Nipcas s40u GIdcsNUs. l. =, s. l. D. D. Z; -
1O-Appeas from Judgments-Nos l. s. 4 o. o. " = y ~
IL. ,,.,o.-r-,
TRIAL TEPV-PAcrs and II.-Adourncl for the terra
PART III-Shcf!d2n. Mos. 6O63 CO.'S.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
4 PEERAGE on 4 DEMOCR4TIc BASIS.

A second lecture on 1.-The British Peerage" "
was delivered Friday afternoon at o'clock il the
Union League Theatre, Mr.. Reginald Levin. Tins
was the third lecture in Mr.. Lewins The audi
ence manifested much pleasure at what heard The
speakers style is informal and devoid Of a1ccatons OF
any kind lie seems to seek only to amusc aud instruct
his hearers In natural, conversational way. The
thread q the subject taken yesterday at the
ime of King James L. and followed down the timec
u the effort made not many years ago, to establish f
peerdges.
King James, said Mr. Levin prolific in peers, and
created than sixty. Charles, his less gen
erOus in this respect Charles H., however nearly, if
not quite equaed ms grandfather tie made six of his
natural dukes, ana OF the most powerful MEM
hpys Of the English aIstccIacy tO2y the descend
ants Of 'aCcldents Of accidents" Then the speaker
digrcssCd and related many interesting anecdotes
concerning the careers Of the lords with the tar
sinister on their cscutChcOns In following mp the his
tory Of the eerHgcS created by the later Kings aud
Queens OF England the common origin OF many Of tie
present great families of the Realm pointed
out one reason. among others for The long contInI
ace OF the pCcTagc in the future, said Nj Lcwp IS
: essential democracy.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
nrClsIONs-MARCn 90.

Sp0reuf Court ChamJerx-By Judge Lawrence
hS@ss bce s4 r an Hn pc EsTo "S St c All noIr rSt
Gg stew ant Harris agt Harms the Peoples Bank ETC.
srydam ,gt Beknap jr.-see memorandum. Nicholson ag
Bank aeL Kng-Nhy shodld not the ordinary notice be
gwen Leonard at Barty.-See Green ana Alien. Shhth
Middledtch agt. Lyiprston-motiou granted Lectntha
New York Life Insurance Company ast Hoffman ,chaik
ast H1G"G,s 2H9 ASs,'S dH]sHis'e ] & a Shli Nhi
y l. HIiiDT ~ HaIe1 p,f ai 1ri o I,
usce ompauy smith ast Loci kwo9i-Grantod
Cleveland and othos.-Fnduc- and decree signed.
Superior Coayt-$pOaa IlTm-By Judge SD2ir-
Williams AIT. NcidIg et aL-Iln"ugs settled cane aet
P IePot' cIsn ana ~ !GHSaSHs % o. loTCCTG & aG Slg 5 U1
HAT; Han Rgt HAroTdeFs OF substitution. Tne Jaeger
anrned AttibuIy agt BelGenOrGor oI1ng cause to
cIu4G into I, Iit@d Ha Hiat tIc1t T
Couu hcNaHus act The reuusyvania Railroad Company.
bond approved. HcnriChs agt Hhpcron et Cameron
S1ie 1' Egiai All bnsefbnTy Wo,wor act walton
BstNip agt Rcl1doI. Wssson agt Conner; PuIask AT
hatch Luce agt AonsOui Fay agt AhchcL-Oriers
Common Piees--Sp Spcoa} Iam-By Judge LaIremOre.
Holman aGt Sullivan FaY, ETC. agt H"zyIuhe Ian iot
IsTsgt Chaicr Hats 90 shaeri Rose &C. aet 9amNcls %
I, a. Von. IN :. fs1l Sinc1t 81 - 'giei en- q I,t
~ n ue matter of Tic accounting OF OttiseD etS. n l ldt
6 oi Ae aocoaltHs Of Lose e Ia thc matter OF ts as
az AZ 4IeSeFi I ioiey 70 Stm-AplL,st9n Eia6ied, MIgr
egt Herman et a-see decision he. In the matter Of
me lameHt OF HalcuOw b. DcIcn.-EepOrt Of IeCrce
V,tnhi-ef and distribution ordered csc.
,LSEhAL sLss!oSs-PARf II-CoWinR. J-Bertha Berger,
tLv+ toatuucdJ, James Jackson and george mccall
TJly cornelius sexton, fCOnious assault aud battery
lttyoiiSS Dean and John smith, burglary william
yl.A a. grand larceny Samuel Casey forgery; Robert
49, ~ larceny from the person John L1nigan and I'd
thd battery.
JaSniD@e COurt-ChdmJGs-By Justice McAdam.-
IDg ar, ~ Pm;el Read agt Faheuy.-OpDiO Weld
Uecter Masner-Nouon granted for April u. ssca ag
1roNe AoN0n granted Tor April u Ia PaT Ill Alan agt
All 49, sahe aet PTeble Tracy agt KINNEY GaTdel
iueAl-iried ana affirmed per papers filed. Bloom
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
SEEKING ApIyoRCE F0E CRUELTY.

Before Judge Nelson, in the Brooklyn City
Court saturday, was brought the suit OF Mrs. Helen I
swan for divorce from her husband John Nwan IT, Sue
charged various acts of cruelty, and asked for amOny
with charge Of their children. His cruel acts had
been witnessed by her mother and several other women
Her husband lad declared that in few years
he would be one Of the principal merchants IN
the citv He had offered her Slj week
If she wod take the children and keep away from him.
but thought justice demanded hat she should take
other measures. The husband gave testimony to TIC
eject that he had many debts and ONLY $500 in bank
lie had contributed literally 70 lis Wlics support. No
defence was offered the charges OF cruelty, the only
dispute beng concerning tho amount OF aimOny. De
cislou WAS reserved
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
YACHT CLUE ELECTIONS.

At the annual meeting of the Long Island
Yacht CluD, Friday evening the przes or the last
regatta were presented To the Winners, five new mem
bers were elected aud three additional yachs were en-
rolled in the club The following oc rs elected
John T. Trlbkin, commodore; Franklin Bcamcs, vice
commodore and treasurcr James r. Finlay, PRESIDENT
f. Bond secretary; george CrOlus. measurer; Chauncey
NJ. Fe.t, Jcln VI. Sawyer and George Heal, regatta
committee.
New-JeTsoy Yacht Cub EHsdn Fields: !. II. Rogers,
COInIGOdurC; ". H. DIlWorjh, VicecOmmude re; y.
Jeauucict h. Kayscr and =. Campbell, secretaries \.
Hcnon, G. j. Peters and L. W. Kctcham, regatta com
mt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
A TWO WEEKS EXPOSITION IL MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Thc Board of Dircc-
tors Of the Far Association has decided to hold two
weeks exposition Trior The annual in October
Tie exposition will begin September d. and fair
on October q. FIVE thousand dollars have been appro
pr1afed provide tor military contests during the
position and 1remeus tournament VIII probably be
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

Teacher: "What part of speech is the word
'eCg'i" Boy: "NouE, sr." Nv nat is its gender r.
cant say. sir ill rs halchcd" "Well. then, my lad
you can't tell me the casc' "OE yes, sirthe SHELF?
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
iilusical Instruments.

FINAKE NOTICE.-UpCn my return from Eu-
none 1878 / ADVERTISED largely Be1tiys oncr for hl'
month beautiful piano. upright p1rlor organ style IpS1
IA st'r. nee swf- sells OF reeds; weight boxed 3JO
rounds nonupo. price about $40 Iny price only tS) 20
rNat "A \. te demand worked a the factory tl 10
n m Ia mi order. THIS unparalleled oaet - extended uuu
fttr notice 10 IT, however order now New glihO
4lg -Ij % and organs $50 10 tliO; pay
only after ttsug instruments ~ YOUR oM home Latest cll
.Uilr' Zee. Address Daniel 4. Beatty Washington, NJ
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

from which is Indicated that the wheat crop VIII be
bounteous while there Is poor prospect iof peacheS
apples.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

PROMISE OF A GOOD WHEAT CROP.
CINCINNATI, March 30.-1he Enquirer pub
fishes careful estimates Of the wheat and fruit crops
OF nearly every county ohio Indiana and Kentucky,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
CfCursious.


METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI 0PEN FROM $50 \, ~ TO ~ 7; NJ
ana connects with cars for scuh Ferry. WY
COZ TSTELBT-Neares point for Jersey CitJ ami
PARK.PIHtE-NcH point for Post Office City Hall anI
BARCLAY Street Ferry to liObOkcn.
CHAMBElss sIREIf-ccaTes; point for Payonia and Erle
rpk KSE1}y q " I.sTEErr- IsFFy.
RAND5THii%N point for Desbosso7 street Ferry
toJcrcy city, and connects with cars Tor Dcsbosses dnd
RLETCKEEsT!EET-Co -Coanects with cars for East ami
EIGHrh sTREEr-Nearest point for Christopher Street
Ferry 70 ioD3ei c(hH,chS Win cars l'r Christopher
Foi ~ i1II Nearest point 70 Union s1u,re
Walacks aud Lyccum Theatres Academy OF Music ir'
wsptTf 4H and h Si geG Fdrc t cars '0' i'''
TWIN Nearest point 10 1ooths -
Garden, and Aasonc ien9le, and r"entytnrd street
Er,,ivay and Filth Ayenus Iheafros N1uariam and
san Franc9co Minstres connecting with cars for Wee
roHiYSTG TG6YbsTREET- Connects with NewYOrk Trans.
Ter Compan, : cabs for Grand Central Depot
point for Central PARK.
FTrY.IaHD.sTiEfT'a ana EiGi.ihIa.AVElNUE- ii.ii
For GC%n trans 5tl lac & G.1t d tige 80, ,,a'ga'
Trains vii run 10 tstt and Gthave. and 53dst and sth
F&Sf. 10 CENi.. Except between hoars OF $50 .
1880 NJ, ana . to 7 p M when the mre !, . cents. ,
N. VAN BRocKLIN. supeinIendtnt
TnE NEw.YoHK ELEVATED I;AuEoAp CopANY}
NEw.l YORK, MarCh .. 1873
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
a',cr tins cate, pending Of plat
forms and conycncnccs for the transfer Of passengers at
CHArHANsQUAEE AND EAST 4eDsr,
the operation Of the
CITY HALL AND GRAND CENTRAL BRANCHES
Will DO
SUSPENDED.
Upon completion Of transfer facilities OF which due notice
Will be gwen traias wiz those branches to ana
from the functions.
All main line trains will be run usual
By orjeroi the Board Of Directors
ROBERT STEWART,
General sup't