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, 1880-01-21
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY AGAIN.
John Roach nnh His Natl Hobby I1or-
ing 1nta the Treasury.


John ER0ac1t nnh Wis Hknl1 Hobby lSor-
ing inta the TREASURY.
Nt1y yark Commercial Hat'ttth, JaH. h.
Congress Is nKvfn asliell u, appropriate a
large sit,n Of the t'tUi!e's money III support
u steamship lines. TIC hEtf NSks for about
$4,000. 0O II yclr subsidy for some hn]f-tlozen
fiics to rtlt, bctweeli III ,finay domestic ports
ntnl various foreign countries; tic money to
BIZ ttshurscsl through the Post Ofllct. Depart-
tlent. in the form ut postal subsidies, and
tho vessels 10 be American built and owned.
Tho lntroslncer of tl,ts extraordinary bill "
Representative Ellis, Of Louisiana. Of WHO'S
uetion In this matter tia Now Orleans Times
polntctlly ,ru,nrks:
"'Tlse nlMlnous Steamship bill introduced
~ u,v House by Representative Ellis, Ut
Louisiana, Is Uilo OF the most remarkable
specimens uf su.stiy-grab!,iny TINT haye been
tlitls TAR pla!aHt ttll rec0rtl., 4 hundred
sae M Il a1s g. M5 1ys ID ogsppf 1gpf9pfF5l' y 5 e,s,r nsr
It's prnprr titlr would be An net fs,r tie ~
lief nf John lisE,cl,.' We ltayc no hesitation
III ssy'nE that the measure Is not In NceDrtl-
Rlre will tho desires Ut the people Of New
this city i'll the lcast ttegret. On tic cp',tra
rs. the only result we can sec would bu nd
yerse 10 O,Ir commercial int4resis.''
What our New UrlenHs contemporary says
Of ttis t;Isilre tnay be said with equal truth
tile exception Of some insignificant local H.
tefPsts l.Gse and there. the Whole Nation Is
lrin, opposed nike to the principle ind
the. lnllcy Uf substituting steamship lines;
ansl The DECISION with which Congress has
theta st1oulI lcayc no doubt that schemes Vi
this kIitd nre not to he tolerated.
The whole country Is aware that these
prnposafs arG the Inspiration Of oi.u num-
Jnlln ltoacll, WHO ilas 10 othcr care or In
sraets for the construction Of 30 lilnny sieali-
ships. The tnltllesS, the pGrsistcilcy, and
tile hlsc.isibllIty to shame 1T this li,ui's
hentl(cancy Ii something entirely piic-
holAeIal. Thrust from tie tln.r Of Congress
Will !lis petition for ullns In some freshly
disguised furnl, and ever refuses to cr,1se
, 1880-01-21
APPELLATE COUKT-sEcOSD DIS
tri1lCc.


Special bitpateh to The Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Ju,t. 9.-This tiay's proceedings
III tho Appellate Court, Second District, were
liz fntlnws:
si9. McManns vs.. a1cDonough ct al; re-
licnflng denied.
90. Harvey, executor, etc., w. Plant; re.
hearing denied.
ALL. Moline Water-Powcr Company vs..
Waters & First; rule on appellant to file bond
IN sim nf $4,000 by Feb. l.
five ,Iaya fr,Mn uate to file reIfy.
!rayn granted apIellantt0 file hricf, fnstaMter;
nre of appellee to file brief; motion over
ruled.
81. Mccall, Albums, etc., vs. Mass; leave
gr,.nlgh Perry Frazer to assign errors On
rectlrd.
;s.o. i,owe ys. Rowe; order ren,andng
cai,Se sacutetl.
40. Atkins, vs.. Huston ct NJ; motion by
plaihtEf In errr to withdraw record, t,ti-
styatts. anil briefs.
,1:t'. Atkins vs.. llama; appeal dismissed on
short record.
ECO. Illinois Western Extension Railroad
Catttmny vs.. Gay; mutton by plaintiff Iii
crIrr fnr slt1Nrse}ens.
t0!. Wcfgtltlnan W. Carr; proof Of seryfce
Of rule, nsul IN cnllso being shown, ruie Is
made absolute n1d appeal dismissed.
:Esl. I4lngforA VS.. Gr[ers0lt; Judgment re-
yersctl und cnl.ses reminded.
Court adjourned to Tuesday, Jun, q, at
TO 0frlorE
, 1880-01-21

WI. Dougherty coMmeltced suit IN
trespass agalnst Frank Young and Tllonsas
j. Corcorln, claiming s., 600 damages.
Michael Fortsch began suit for 5000
damages against john Fortsell. .-
Albert Shogcraft begana suit tn attachment
to recover 81, 900 damages OF u. II. 4ultgman
for false Imprisonment
Theresa tenzman, III jail on capias. fled
petition for iiabeaS corpus, claiming tho .ie-
tcntlon il snnwarralted by law autl Illegal.
Eltxabutll J. DHkrr commenced a suit fl
debt for $40, 900, against Joll l}uker, Joseph
aru only S5A, fur moneys collected,
Anna 4. Hyde c0lI'lencesl q suit In tres
Esss "a against I. s. lleatou, J; $. OMslsy, apd
Ilsate4, <. ); Ilsatoa, II. s; lleaton. tu!leFa
4: ai.d Isaac r. Dl'lcr, 1lonrtette f. untI lolll!
Mli!iaM 4, KNOX; i. II. Se!igman. ". J,
Miller, and w. aray Brown, cla!Mllg 3lo,0 COO
damages. r.
The Chicago, panyilIe & Vlucennes TALL
toMl Company. for the use Of Edwin Walker,
q. 3. King, y. W. Phillips, aA4 q. Il. Quiillall.
, 1880-01-21
Hal 6.rAlak III 1tllRafn

4, RaRi1N, Jan, a.-The NpuoVe E.rmyo writes:
r. fo.n ~ ~ tas 1e1usn gtscn Sy psot. Lln.letnam,.
krtAt rayaxea committed by the cs,Fu. beutlo III
tla s.!1thnrn provinces ot Nlss!a, VIC might huyu
alleness. want " Attrnuuta, and eet.utnny Ut tho
rsKht moment. 1t Is now prosol that the misery
which l'efell thusa districts last yenr did nut
pr,aseetnx slowly al,a Without hin4iEance slnco
istN+ rst;f. Llndoma4n sayA that III tlat year
re hsDt4ta only destroyed few cnruttthls tn
that OF Odessa. In ton ysurs tho beessa,
mhre and more extended fhptr rnv-
aRex, and In 1876 they Appeayed III
u.,uxianls ,nasx&H iu tho tltFtrnl4 Ut Eknttrino-
slay, Tauricn, khersou, Polt4wu, aud lii tic
, 1880-01-21
B'NAI BIRTH,
Inst Days Session OF the DlAtrtct Grand
lprn
10o'el0ck.

Inst Days Session OF the District Grand
Lodge.
Tho third md Inst tlay's session of the
Grand Lu1ga Of the i. O. 3. 3. begnn nj 10
O'Clock yesterday morning ut No. liz Ran
dnlph street, President Reiclmall IN The clair.
An hour was devoted tn tho report Of tho
COMMITTEES oil Legislation on proposed
amendments to tho constitution and bylaws.
Nome Of any Importance was adopted.
The question Of the admission Of MI rnclr-
cunlctsed person to the Order then ca,ne up,
md tho Grand Lodge went into secret ses-
sion for discussion. Tile delegates talked
until hnlf-past /, and upon rcasscnblIng, Mt
$50, resumed the debate, Which Wis ended
atS O'Clock BY the adoption of tho following,
offered by Alr. II. FrlscntElal:
Rttqlrtd, Tint II n candidate applies for mem-
ItGd whothor ho ls Jew !1r not s,!eh candidate
sl,Ail tacrlHro i, writing: q, That hu confesses
iiH belief III Judnism: il that lr taes not be0nE
lion.
Tho vote was IS yeas to 10 nays, tho latter
being Uf the old scllOul, WHO prefer Tho ntnrk
Ct circumcision as II proof of being III the
A communication was rccciyed from j. v.
Clarke. Treasurer Uf the Irish Land and 1,e-
lief Association, acknowledging the receipt
9f tho pc d0iAtc.l 10 tho suffering people in
Tho Committee OH tho Presidents orcssage
recommended the Increase of tho General
COMMITTEES fronl five to seven. THIS was hot
cu!lcurred III.
Tle Committee on tho State Of the Order
Slhnlftted their rrport, from which the FOL-
now tilrty:etKllt,--an Increase OF ntln during
tho year; tho membership, =, AN increas,.
nf tt8. There were Initiated iii; admitted
by card and renstated, ds: withdrawals. r;
, 1880-01-21
Tho Third Term and Quo Term.

All Of tho objections which are urged agni1,at
brluyht ngltust second successive form. ThGsp
Lh1ett!Olss atr, that tho President will during his
tfat ttrm usA his lnbstloIl TO tnsltu q cclaI1ld
uht, aud wtlla be tempted Y, use thu patlun-
1t8u II his cgtnlnaud to ptt,nt0t9 his reelButlon,
Wh nru Meihe4 u fhyor tho vlow thAt II wu.iid
for sluGkp term Ut six ycr4, With tue uumil.lu-
loh thht tho serving Of ol1n tnrn1 should mt dis
guilty clt!aeH for r!'-ctcction after another
lota mt llo In thu n,l,l.ber OF terlus 10 whieb
cltixon may he elected, hut In \ succession of
toftAA.
, 1880-01-21
TIE COURTS.
Judge Tuley. Renders an Important
Decision on Foreclosures.
Stcttnucrs' Creditors Still Squabbling
Over the Assignment.
Architect Til1oy Awarded $4,000 for His
Eureka Plan Contract,
TIE Law OF FORECLOSURES.

THE LAW OF EOHEELDSUItES'
1rtBc 1uicy ycslnrtlay morning rendered
II decision OF sorne Importance tn tho case of
Dictle1 vs.. 1ieilnnIls. 'rlls WIS Il BILL to fore
close n mortgage for ss,000 III t11ct Of lard
containing several acres which WAS bought
by Dieten. There wero tllreo parties who
bought the }nl,tl and who wero lllntle de-
fe,,tluilts, md from tho answer of Scloell-
wnltl It appears TINT there WIS some arratIgc-
ncnt TINT cacl Ut the three st'ouid pay o'It:-
third the mortgage and own undivided oli.,-
third of the property. Scllocnwnld also
ciut,lled tint Diede1i asscnted to this arrange
nlent. Tic mortgage, However wlls In the
usual form, containing n joint obligation. Tslis
Ayhcn tho first note bccainn dur, ont:tll'r,l of
It wns paid by Scllocnwnll, md nii the back
IT the i,ote nieAen mndc MI Endorsement,
Received on tE!S nuth frnnl Sclnerwn!d
Ad is 1rs @ Gf XII w1t s e s|,n 9TH a Dn sn s,a ts
an!l nti Endorsement WIS matle TINT tl,at wa$
ScilopnWnhl'3 sl,ArG III tho note. Utl the third
1lotu nis0 was MI Endorsement bf the amount
pnitl by Srisocnwal1. .'''belng lis sMre Of tho
up lilo facts Of ills verbal arrangement, md
thnt eaanll ,llr.tIlrtt pnrt sl,oni.i b. charged
with nne-ilir'l the 1nortgnge. ea There WIS
also . pri.r nroEtsaEe ior 500 3 ~ a,II Mii
III asking tU bs. male defendant, Thu Judge
tlGl,iusl tllis IlUttoIl 0ll the ground That no
proerctll,lgs nltler tlin st:colMt nortgngS
SDelill cMt on nr ntlcct LUG firsi hortehgt naa
heiice tue psior r.9rlBiRg ha1 'l6 snGl .litcr-
~ rs c''slt!su hha 10 }oifi III tnG inigatm,'
tiun nr0se Wl!ethcf tt!is pAfol ngfeellleit
cdtlti ne vet up la ailef tte terms % tsie Writ
ien MoriEnae. Il the patol ngsGsnleIa,t wts
nittcnent!!eil oi uie nBresHemt t9ata.en ~ ..e1t III
TINT could By takei, coEiliznrrce Of, altl!oi,gi,
ll0t III WTltlnE, allft 1,ot eltlDraced III llle
nGrcei1teits @ f Wnicn tns iHfti1es executed.
!iMt %llcll Il pafot ngteenlciit cnnngea or ~.
, 1880-01-21


Timothy Wclch filed bill Monday for n
divorce from Ills wife, Sarah Marla Welch,
On the ground Of desertion. The case WINS
suppressed for service.
Thomas Heorsorna filed bill yesterday
fora divorce from Jeke Heerserna, OH tie
sa1no ground.
Joseph o. Uotlart asked for Ike decree
from Mary Bctlard. OIL ncco,mt Of llor drunk
Gil habits.
Next CAME Dcnjamin Aok1ey with charge
TINT Ills wife JulLetto has deserted him with
out Any Cnt1ae.
liz WIS followed by 1Inttio Z. Drury, who
cani,ot 1.-Two Wilt! licr husband, l.. 4. Drl,ry,
because ut his Arnnken,Mss md cruelty.
And, lastly, Lizzie II. KMrtli bcgs tint snc
may ito divorced from Frederick kurlil,
charging him will, cruelty, drunkenness, alltE
AdMsiery.
Judge Tnloy Yesterday granted tho follow
inE divorces; WtlttuIn. Dnke from .uMlca
Drake. for tlesertlYn; Frank Il. Trowbritlgo
from Alicia I'rowt!itlgc, for .lescrtion; Ja.,e
Bntterwurt!' FROM Thomas mttcrwarth, for
adultery; alM Anna Nol,>nnowsky from
Louis N1Iaan0wsky, for tleseltioll.
, 1880-01-21
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Jnn, 20.-Fl01'M-Dntl md towor;
Wcstnrn super1,no A7ltj bl, do oxtra. ssaSa6M: do
fnmlIy, tl25ib7.Wl
GnAlN-.Yhent- Western hlRslor; No. Western
winter rod spot nuh .snuarY. f&n4; February. ia
Gal4Ek; March, 7l.1sa i.ia,4 April. tIohlSel cor,-
Western spot fur futur0 iowcr1 Western mixed, SPOT
65Nc; January. Gi9a54cs February. E6368cs atarcs+
htsto; April. Sss5ittc, May. 5tSxos steamer, hs{c
tntA dntl hut firm; Western white, 4saEct au mtxed
Gat1t4e: rcnnsyIynnu. 4SsSoo. Ays dull Ut W9.s'c.
-1lAf-tfrcfinnsed.
!'nuvtsioSa-4 Quiet and MnchnNRcd.
nlTTElt-QufoE md unchanged.
FaE-HtG,dy ut Ii4 iA,-
l'ETlsnIEVM -Nntnlnui nnti unchanged.
tnFrkE-Qutct. lttn E.nrEf1rs, tNAiGt{G.
EtGAH-QHtati \ tG{t+ 9}{e.
WElHkr-i!n1l ut ti.1tMl lla
laEcEII'Ts-Fjnur. liza llris: wheat, KlQM but oorn
G1ftPMESTs-Wttcnt. III .uu I'LL; corn. 6Dul bu+
bALEs-Wllgnt. G15.iU bI corn ldj.NU0 bu.
, 1880-01-21

C1HCtSNATI. O., Jan, a.-CoTroS-Stendy at 11t{c.
ey, &aI5,
.7nAlN-WhcAtscs scarce md hrm 1t $.sso31A Corn
stronger ut El3tkc Oats stehdT At 5atlc. ye dull
at s8o ftar!oy STEADY nc.
PRov1siOHs-i'ork dull and nominal ut fl1tt4i32S
Lard dull at tsIsa7%5 Hulk mehta dulIs shoulders,
$i2': clear ribs. afaa1: c1enr aides, ttiDdG7a Ha-
con-nsmand iteht h,ls hnltrrs M t'E: slou!dcrs taa
lic. Green ncnto dn!l md nominal; eilou1dors, $i
ethns, $fn. ltAnK lalf-me ASCraR4l, &c.
WMlskf-hctiye, hut fnwcT; upcHGd at 3109, closed
n <fLf.
HttrTkH-Dnl1t ch1IGo Ccntrnt Ohio, jAlU
LlAskED Qlas-SseAhy ats
, 1880-01-21

proven, letters tcstnnentary were sss,ctl 10
Mnria Kieifcr, and her tndiri,Inl bond for
sN.000 WIS approved.
iii tho estate of Michael Kob1cr the will
wns proven, letters testauel1tlry were issued
to Catherine Kobler, and l'tr fstiivl,'ual bol,d
for So. 100 WIS Improved.
J., tlle estate nF .I'hiiomcln :. Munger tho
will WIS proven t!iltl a.tmtttgnE 10 pr0l,ate.
In the ,:ytttH ut SYf1lfRIn Lang tho will wnY
proven md admitted to pratNltr.
In the estate: Ut Nicftdias Alarttt claims to
lie amount Of 27la.St we're allowed.
, 1880-01-21


rH1iAnEtr1rfA. Pm, Jan. at-ft0un-tlfcht1y DO
,.cs.cdI stock rtcaaly nccumulntlrs; Wcstnrn 01.
TIN, t,a7}&, stinncson extra family, medium. Ht.a
good. H.4. chacc. +tH'; fancy. sdt1f, ollla fntI-
tIy choco st.l2.t sfihMcsotu intont process, t7o4
Rs fsye ho,Ir quiet ut s5.2h
GnAtN--,Yhent tru,or, rejected on trnck. st.ai1t;
Nh. rcd, In elevator, fl.itHs No. red january.
sEt bill. sl.iiN nskeds February, HAM hid s1.+}k
nskodt March, tt.4ik hld, tl+s.< asked. tern dut,
Western mixed md yallon. hs,6c. rotecled m track,
Bic, ral mixed, January. Sio hid, Bic asked, Fobru-
ary Sto bid. 6fc nskads slarct hia Did, s'do asked
onts iu!i md rrcos hnsdy maintained, stained. t,x
Esl1c, rcJsc,ed, tic, rxot. a1Ac; whlto. l7kdFac
t'nOvINtuNs-in fair dsnnnd and unehanTet!
HuTrEn-Wchks creamery aud oxtr',. aas;c. New
York bihtc mad l3snifon. c0nnty cxtsas, SdsSo,
wes!orn teserva o1tsn. zsG2aes do. good 10 choice,
l1A.1r. -.
t'nEEAE-FNrfn; crrnMHry. Ef7 l3kc.
Observation-Disclosures fGItlgtl 1Hc
Wi1tHKY-9lhtl at tl.13.
itEcEtlrs -Fnr, t,AU brls; wheat 1000 bu; corn,
6itLs hu.
wUr-ActlyG kHd ttrtl; uht!t lcnntyTnnlh, and
West FiFE!nn Xxx aid ntIyc, If3hi cXtrti Htf sc;
medium, b,"i'H, runrss. 'ha?c: New York MlfhEMr
Indiana. md Western tile. s+t1c1 mHttl!ff 5isAi
roarsc. tss Ac; Mnses! ts,tl.lR md atelnc St.!t;
tnb.rnshe!i, kka1k; Mnwasned combfng nnd defalnn,
0AtSci pulled. {S4 5bc.
, 1880-01-21

MIEwAuKEs. JIM M-FfnEm-1,a1l and neR'octcd.
sRiiH-Whoat opened stondy. advanced Nc. md
c1nred dull, No. Milwaukee hard, sl2i}a: No. NIL
waukce, 8..; No. do. 1T; january, TILL February,
$1toIf, rujoctcd t0c. Corn 1awer No. 7Hcw. sc Oats
t,rner aud 1ulet; No. sc. 1tyu u!ett No. !, &c.
ha'rcy 1ni1t! ~, snrlng S.s IL: :, 81, ex
tlan! MGrcA 'at.I.!'5!mo sSan s Is s', sash; s.
quiet md weak al ka!lkghf1. III. ....''.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h0 brls; wheat, IS 900 bu; barley,
EfHD hu
.sn!piExrs-Flour, 100 brls, wheat, 6seo bu, bar
10y, GtUl hi.
, 1880-01-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The HOLMES BREAKFAST.


With tiAgranl of the 1hblr, Nnli:es of
Guests, nl,tl tic Speeches mud roen,s If Mn.
lilo u1rfoS, Dir. lloi.MEa, MR. llowEt1.s,
Nj. WnIrrlE1. 1ln>. llowg, Mg. WAnSER,
i. H., Mn FIELDS, MARK TWAIN, Mir.
HARPER, alli. Al.pRItIl, pnEa ELtnr, An..
1ll0wHNtln,E, Mi. SrEuM.tN, Mls. WlSrEu,
Mr. CIsASCE, AMI loI- IllHH1SsOS.-is de-
scribcl ln y Supplement to tho FebrnDry
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
This number cuntalus lAl pages. besides t]ln
Supplement-, and Includes tiyr chapters 0f
Mn. JlnwELls's new Serial Story, "'fhe TN
discovered Country: and POEMS. Stories,
and Essays. BY 1lK. LoNGrELf.ow, Go,.pwiS
SMITH, Miss PHELPS, l'lsoF. D0YEsgS, olIss
Wpot+soS, K1cnAIsp GRANT WHITE, and
others.
rB~ Every Number Of tie ATLANTIC
MONTHLY contains articles BY tic bast Amer
lean writer's, md should bo read by every Ill
telligent fHllly.
TElsMs:-a5 CENTS number; 500 n yenr,
tn advance, 3,oxhtUc free; with superb life
si2D portrait Hf HOLMES, LOWELL, WUlr-
TIER. BRYANT, q LUSGFELLuw, $500; with
two portraits, S6.tO; three portraits, 500;
fnt,r portraits, $500; with all five portraits,
5000.
Rcnittances Should be made by money
oltleT, draft, or Registered letter, To
HOUGHr0N, 0SG0OD + co., BOSTON.
, 1880-01-21
i GreAa Principle ylndlcaae4t,

Of lruy's krHary. ut Dallas, Tax. Thls 4nnt,yea
Gray, and he whipped tho buy. Mira. Ethurl'tEo
sent her spn 0aek, and p,4tsl Aerself. pistol III
u bly, club aud want uut fur Ii combat With
the WoDip!l. II" received y bullut wound III his
he npa t shg ,s ws tn,S e,rr Hne afsss,fsS
, 1880-01-21

Criminal infornlations were He'd yesterday
by the United Suites Dtstrict-Attorucy
ngainst tho following parties: llenry i. Ruth,
n ratail liqllor-titater, for failing 10 cancel
stamps; Moses Il, Lnndsbcrg, Wholesale
lilu0r-ttcNler,, for failing to keUp proper (lny.
uriIment books; aid Anthony kupp for tho
snlne offensc.
, 1880-01-21
PEORIA.

tknhtA. Jan. A.-1nA1N-CoEn dull; high mixed.
NaaStc: ml1od cHa;N1So. cats ttulit M white, IS
s.aG Rye duft and nnn,fna1i TSs1sJ4o far NJ. y.
MltaK x-B.endy, ;alus. 40 brts dsl!lless' nu!ahed
goods un tho b8AIs ii 1l.u7.
, 1880-01-21
.IITIlGAfEN'rS.

Crtcufr CoJlsr COsFEss1OSs : 1eDrgo E.
Smith vs. Coracltus sfhcacnzIn, sI.i's;ss.
.suboE 1luaEHs-Annie T. Wnidron vs. Eraz!t
& ChtcnHo Coul Company; verdict, ST. q, and
tnhton for new trinl by plnlntEE.
.SUrEnIOH CDpnr-E Cor rEss1nsa-sfyrn 1to,gc,
No. l. Va. friedrich nfssi I.use We11zcl. $4n8if;
..!U1GE SMtTti-ueOrye l.. Mnthuws Ut u. vs..
Elizabeth Ilo!brnok, SlN)
, 1880-01-21

Srteid1 DhHstth to The CnieaQn Iftbune.
'hASaAs CITY. aln. Jan. aI-1ho Prize Current Fo-
poA; Wheat, receipts. .0fI but shipments, la3 but
Ehseit'ed No. ustl. ellh; Innuhry. tl1St No. cns
a!nas January. Jxsf. CHrA-!trcapts. .g0, ship
Weh1s, 2l%9s saks' No. e44sf, 23Xct Jnnuary+ 4c
, 1880-01-21

nosToH. JAM al-FtouR-Qn!nt and unchanged.
GRAta-Corn dull; new tD4Gse; old, ,G,8tHc. ontA In
mode'ato dcnnndi No and extra wttse, 6ta4c, No.
9wh1te, asSocj No. y white #ud No. mIxud, 45Ga
&C lsyn n0mlnhty UNCHANGED.
Nthth h4. -' ' ' ' "N"'"
onlPAEsrs-runr, l1o0 hrls.
, 1880-01-21

nETIDlT. Jan. .M--FEOuH-l1ul,.
GtAsA-Wheat cnslsrl extrA llu,ninhli No. whlto,
Aatsh IAnunEYt III February, tlSeh; Btarch, $l.ast
April, &1ts79{t Mny, 3l.sh milling No. nominal fa-
eelptst 3,Au but shipments, i;Hj hu.'
, 1880-01-21

oLkSELASD, Jan. n.A-PsTAuLEUM-Bte9dyi Btsnd.
Nd whI.c, ITO test, Vic
MI CITY, PR., ism. .1-FkrKokkuM--Me.kct opsnod
aat With tftt4 lid for old; adTanced to &Lt]4, and
e.osed osused II lhat. shipments t8Ql1; averaging
Aa1ft tEnnsactOns. E1lq1i
,, ,frtSFfsn'Pt% Jan. A-l'krEoLggM-Qutct crude
Eala lelyprI, W ''SA%'"' "s"' *'''"4s'
, 1880-01-21

9hntANA FOL1B, Jha., M-GttAla-Whea& Itoadyt
NJ. !ted. N-a54L L2s1t. Com quiet a. 3a120e. Oats
Steady 1t aG1f4xE.
, 1880-01-21

YNnIANtPO1,1S.

eDErALo, Jan. al-GnA1N-Wheat Inactive. Corn
4!e Inactive. Harvy dull.
, 1880-01-21


The long-cuntestetl case Of Thunlns Til!ey
against tie City ot Chicago went 10 the Jury
yesterday afternoon about o'clock, and at
4p. III. tho. Jury came in with u verdict for
Sl3, ,oD III fnyor Of tho plaint!r. On the Otl.
Of August, 1173, :rjlloy way appointed archl-
tect Of tho Clty-IIall by resolution OF tho
Common scouncl!. hts compensation being
fixed ut s37.600. He then went to work 10
prepare plans and specifications. These,
however, wBro so different FROM those OF tho
county part prepared by Egan, which
ho was To follow, that Jo!nt meot-
Ing of the Hoard Of Public Works aud
tho Building Committee Of the County
Commissioners Was llecessitatel. Tho two
architects Wert tEDA tllractetl to propAfu
compromise plAns. ..Egan accordingly drew
up smo plans, hut 'filley adhered tS ills first
designs. ,6olliu twenty 0r thirty dnyB after
ward, however, the latter produced what he
rallied Ills G0lhprOlhISc plana, md submitted
tlleut fur Inspection JIM. Is, 1874. The Com
lllnn Council passed q resolution directing
thu Hoard Ut Public Works to nttupt Tilley's
l,lanS, hid alsl directing tAo. Clerk to MnlIfy
tho County Commissioners, Of tleIr adoption,
alll requesting tue hitter also to uttopt them.
Tilloy tl4en drew elaborate elevation and
floor plans on, his. compromise sclell,e,
sSServiso Tie building Tl,aa a ely, y,
however, dItCuOt have my funds, a1M co.ll
not begin work until lsIG, when reform
, 1880-01-21

NEW fohk, 1au. al-Ihe nlurket shows moro spirlt.
No1oa soo14 n Improved sc9uesll very Arul and wi.
s.a1a4 sa*ea4 psat cloths .nots Agusu aud stsong. In
Hne additional openings OF spring atylsA utFo an
ssoaeed Factdo mud WsahIngton Hills dress yoUds
iIn iItn al.u npsned. Wo0Ien Hoads rule veFJ firm.
ss9slxn Kuuds quiUt, :.
, 1880-01-21
Memory sued T.. Alornl d 60. fur

S2I0nD.
!, NJ, F1tctls and .jnsiHEC. f. LANG brought
suit fur 5000 NEnInst the American Oeo-
RrItItI CDnlt1f4lIY,
, 1880-01-21
THE STET'rA11EllS,

Tho argument on tho answer to tho rule
ngafnst Lawrence Is Co. to show cnuse why
tic permission to allow them To be nude par-
ties IN tho Clailin bill should not bo set aside
ca,nc up before Jutfgo Tutcy yesterday ,norll-
Ing. After Clntlln & Co. Ind filed ler cretl-
tors' bill against Stettaucr l}ros. & Co., hascst
oil n Judgment for s70b,0 ,000, Lawrence l. Co.
came III, and. representing there WIS ali euner-
gency, gut fcpyo 10 bo lnato parties 10 tho
suit. 4 rillo WIS then 1sslesl to compel them
to show cause why thts leave or llcenso
should not bo revoked, and was argued ut
length.
air. Gregory represented Lawrence &
Co., Of Boston, and claimed Ills clients
olI9htto linvo standing In the present l[tiga-
taon, BECAUSE they were crcditors,- -bccn,lse
they Charged fraud, ,-so that II decree was
granted they c0uiti have It set asido OH that
ground, and they ought 10 be sayctl frnn
such circuntac,ltion by being allowed to
come III now. They conltl mt by I'LL lntlc~
pendent. hill got Clatlin & ca. within tic
lt!rls.l,lstioll of the Court, and their rights
fske.t to be nllnwed to gonlo III nlld hayu Ills
clients ntatte parties. lIo thought they Ind
= vested Interest IN The property assigned.
II t'lcte WIS the least suspicion tint their As
voluntary nsslgnn!cIlt. WIS not acttnE.i in guml
filth, or WIS actinH with tho parltcs who
weru seeking to Bet As.tle tho assignment, Ills
CLIENTS Ind most lindolibtett right ii be-
heard.
Judge Chumascro, on behalf Of two credit
DrS, nts1 a8kCd to cbl,le III niNl defend.
;, Mr. Flower, representing. tho Assignee and
the StettaIrt$, objected that II tho Law
lellcea aud oulors were allowed to come IN,
hlaru w'u!d be too manly. parties, and It
W0Ll1U lU1lIunf fflG f4nnrH. liza nrnnf1NHI
, 1880-01-21

H nsH 1nlkAKs, Ia. Jan. M-CoTrox-IJre8uiar
s.aaans l4e, low dV. He uet Eeuelpss, Al haiss
bI hSS eIparis to FfnnCs, IuHt to tho CqutluspS
Wi sSsA srupi block, aIAkA.