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, 1880-12-13
TOLEDO.


TOLEDO. O.. Doc. 11.-0nAlN-Whcnt flrtnor; No.
wllt0 Michigan tlnl6, amber do, si.uH, No. 3 rod
Wabnns,. SPOT *1ot4, Dccnmber. tl16, january. SLIT,
February. tt:t0 March. si.i2S, April. silp4t No.
red. t9hSt No rsd ,nlxcd: fl:M t',rn hlcayt htsh
Uats Iuleti Nh. 7, Jtc rolccteI 3llxc.
Et0vEN SEEI,-FEMe mammoth, SIS, old primo.
$t.a. wy - ~ T'
HHKHSEn linGs-S.11
itEcElFrs-Whea,, &l1p bu, corn. 3om bu, oats.
2.uU III. -
2uU 49, ~ ' 49,
, 1880-12-13

DETROIT, Mich. nac. 1L-FLoun-Qulot-
ENAtT-Whent stronH md nuninal No. l white.
tlU't; Dacs,nbor, AkE,6l JnnunEy, sl.e, February,
Slut March, &lDs No. red. nUMitti; No, wtii0,
tQ}9c. Itecelpts, at,l&U hui shpmunts, 7,op hu.
, 1880-12-13
ITEMS.

Tho Appellate Court Will deliver opinions
to-tlay.
Judge 17lodgctt will mot holl court to-']ny, but
Will spend tho ttne iu consultation with Judge
1jrtlnIhinnil.
4 discharge from bankruptcy was issued
Saturday to Hitchcock & Walker.
, 1880-12-13
JUDGEMENTS,

surEltIoM Counr-JCN,E SNiT,t-nu1Fnio In
snranco Company v. Ambroso H. Hayward,
f.tsIBi-J. +. upsnn 0t III. v. Margaret Chrlstiu,
Etshl .--I
, 1880-12-13

NEW ORLEANS, Dec, 1l.--EurroN-stcntly, With a
fur donlund, m'idilng, l&c, low uls,ling. l0}Sc,
good ordinary l9ct not receipts. l0U baUss groas.
17 oxpurts to Groat firtain, iUi Continent, SA;
H4tNs, 1,1Us et0ck. 4M,MU
, 1880-12-13
PETROLEUM.

riTTsnuRd. Dec. l1.-l'ETWoLEDM-nuIl, crndo
United certificates, JI reGnod, Hkc Phude.psla
d4lfyDry.
CLEVELAND. Dec ll.-rgrgoLEu6--l'irm, stnild.
lfd Wllt0. ll0 Lost, lilo.
, 1880-12-13
~; ;MA11,.oAn !;;..... rl,:.aH.TAl,1H:
ARRIVAL And DEPiRTURS| 0P mr.;

r.A,H ExrhAHATIos ny f,svxRsSca u,..
fs1issEse'. sis 's0ndAy excepted sMo@uNS:.;7
Fo. MANI Hn Ti'ncsran'sae raSnS'rsec..s-n s,...sn ,,u..,-
HpRH !pInt nGplg ~ q cats.ss0 HIsas9 eeeeno1,
ailu ut tic i1pots "'t'af tiuuse. ,Iniatct
, 1880-12-13

No sotlso In having sickness In tho family II
yOn will uso Hop Dittera III tiIne. Ask thos0 who
know,
, 1880-12-13

NEW YORK, Doc 1f.-GuttDn goods running fFc1ly
on account Ut buck nriors. and riccs ilr nj ast
advance, but tho crrunt demand Is loss active lnn
df ato. Prints qulot md stSa4y+ i'rntal lawns and
p!quea hro receiving intention from Southern tuy-
OrS. WpUleu KuOla quiet Mtd StQAAy,
, 1880-12-13


Samuel A. Grocer filed II tlIt Saturday against
Stephen Leonard md Margaret Lnshtr, George
Bnwif., Horny N. IIuldeu, And A!burt Shcrwn,
7Hnynriy Hotel. situated u, Tho corner Of Main
and Gntcnn streets, III ElElu, ltnnu Cuuuty.
The Mutual Life insurance CuinpNny begun n
BuIt ugtinst Ch9rles j. Kcssl,aw, clntnllng &lOO0.
, 1880-12-13

PEoHtA, Ill, Dec. 11.-GRAlN-Cnrn ncttve, new
high mixed. Hat:sg1c, now mixed, NdEuAc. Outs In
actlvs; No. white, 0tt3!Hc+ Rye dull, No. =, so
MHn
1IIaHWiSEs-unehanged nt fLll
. .KECEl1rr8-Whrat. WN bu; corn, $500 bu: OATS
H...t4 hui rFo. e1n hit bn rloy, t,au bit. -
SlltiMESTa-Whunt, l,GW !su; clTt, 2,8iQ bu; oats,
la,aIi bus Tyg, !, ,dQu uu; DarIsy, Uu bu.
, 1880-12-13
T0tnls. ,Ra,ss ,ssA G7Fptssl 1M1Sl.AH
Ayu; but what long way Is tho second bulow
WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.

WHEAT IN MINNESOTA.
1b fhe Edi!oF of The Ghitnyo 7f1beinA..
MINIATURES. Dec. ILL noticed III the papers
yesterday statcnent TINT ,horn WIS over
s,000t tU b, Of wheat now In storo At tho various
t1ttIrnntt stations In Mtntesota. Now [ know
this to be MI impoHsibIfty. Tho ChtcaRn, Mil
wankce 4 st. rhul hnyn less thon 1o0 stations In
Minnesota. l,Ig and littlc and o0,tDo tns w1,u
l,o DfE CstlnlntC fur tito ninpunt now held mt
those pottlts ut course not counting titHt hcl by
tho Minneapolis r,ilts}, and tho milwaukee & st.
Paul ftnItwny stntiuns will more than et,uni tho
ntifnllcr mid capnclty IF tho otler rlflrol sta
ttous Il, Minnesota THO ChteMgo. Milwaukee s.
ct. Paul ItnilwHy stations In Mtnnesota shipped
nltogptfgr. frOm tuly !, iS1p. to juno 10. 1880
ni'out 4,hD0, ,t0 bn tths Includes tho souttcrn
MINNESOTA stnttoue} md, from my own knnwl.
edge OF tho nctlni t1R,ires, tho atrncnta iron
MliwankeoS St Paul Halfway stnsiona In Minne-
sn from, this time forward to juno , 1881, will
bc less shan 3,OQU, 900 bu wheat.
NJ. H. WILLIAMS.
Tho New York Produce Exchange 1ree1dy gives
tho following:
ssvsSs! wsets ax ostsssa H.. the ee5;
iss S;. si + s;S %p;%: i; d9;x: @
hSrs sat:a i]'ss ta estimate ~as pfotaSiy vary
$.: j E ;$: :! ;' i: :''s # s 's' h
,:t H;;':a;. tts; a SE 'fS:' ss: S;;' ''&'sf: &:
I;;S:::: II:a::::::::: II::;aS::::::: i Il i II Il Il
Tha recent Berlin ntv.ces state. "Tt,e reuartnbo
fnct lf MI enormous ecnnHHIy IN The consumption u
r3c t!Iteh i,1nTH md nItlrU conspicuous. SUn1 pt
,ur mlIlerh hnvu used with sHccusa HalntxiuEu IT
= ter cent NJ mAtze Hunr, md us ulr Minister OF
c'!n,etre tns ut tho smre lllne pnhlshel ren4,rt
tthtnx st thu tyG crop II considerably Nrentnr than
tue fHYla h1in. our H'Hrkct bucMi1u vvrY dull llut
ket Was l!taylur ut sIl9 c!asa again tlultgr.
a.asi!y Ssss ;aFS.. NM sss;ss.tsS q !:S $fl:isi
.,aal+hl Grntners. 1tussI has tlS yunr rye III
lHEt. ad this fnC uluU would csuse rising prices for
ryn nyen the nrnyl crUr 0f ISL shall Hyu !nrsior
a,tcon0 tlln That ri lB1 II IN slated that In ltpIlMu
tl,u consumption OF ry0 Inns hGpH dHllMialtD ,fi5-
third by substituting stsG lit fts pinc Tho prtGu Of
EtKo ltGr r1n Il O5,ly htlut uti-lAf tat ~ w!lea
while I'nntl Of nlhE0 hla NHnrly tnHclI fitrl.
n!ent ny y tHund Ut wheat FrnHeG. t31tHlMtp. md
lhHnd hvG ElOd rye crtrA, nf tho former has TX.
1Mrtt i,gAtlf fl!teu.H!RTtcrs Or tn!t1n nIsGlaUf
ry9 during Uctntcr ihls ye1E with tho snhstttMtlpn
OF nialx0 for any deficiency there ny 10 In tc ngE-
ply nf ryn thor w!!i nut fonbly ho ty rrsy cDhsIl-
rtnuly ilt5easgd demand fnr whHat tnflll Tho sE
gs..!sa " Rt,s'as st.ast re crn stead tlsrs VII
buth tie nnnnhnn t'rncitnlltlos and tlio unLtud
StntEs Ihrp MI hDut1utht CROP.
Tho following shows tho grnln movement Mt
tlvo AtlAntlo ports from ,Ial. to Nov. u, Hour
a,ll mcnl being rcckouctl ut thoir equivalent In
grain, III bushels:
, 1880-12-13
INDfANApOT.1S,


INDIANAPOLIS. Erc. ll.-uRAtS-Whent hsrn, No.
114s3lG. D
, 1880-12-13

oswEuo, Doc 1l-HnA1S-Whcnt Inwcr. Corn
noutnaliy unchangeil Western 1nlxod, w.
, 1880-12-13

1suFFAIo. Dec. .1l.-OnAIS-atnrkot unsettled, quo.
tRtlOns entirely nuuilnal. Lack Of clsh hdgra bMat
npsB.
, 1880-12-13

TUrl'ENTINE.
WlLMISoToS, Doc. u.-Br1NtTs Tu1tFRNTISE-
1tixta M iJ,
, 1880-12-13

For Mhrs, t!uitf0-tlooks, Ttmc.Ta1',,y Mh1Irend,
q tsp spsg Go'sIa n a ins:
Et GRIND Pacln iiatc! !iFii;1t'sn y rs!e.7o.
fnsn.aS eoss5 saa aaist9a,. ,'o.,% %
sixi9entlI-sts. Fnior Il0i,sn m5 r,rnsr tsnat ~
MhHxoft-al8 lUn West Std ,, VIII eHfnue EsJsi ~
, 1880-12-13

Preserve good digestion by the use OF the
Great German Remedy, Hamburg Urop5.
, 1880-12-13

"nf1nait, st. Louis Il TsnrlIle Nnliwny,
Et) ArcEGr-hy. tafy yin HtntU-St run 10 nd ,tatt
Ticket Qnicv u E!Atk-et. "'Fe-
, 1880-12-13
BALTIMORE.

HALTlA0uK Md- Doc, o,ll.-ELuun-Dpll, weak md
without cdnngu
GHAtS-Whsat Western h!vhors No. : Western
winter red. spot and uses.1ber, tlSsLl9i January,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Marie B. Mount yesterday applied in the
surrOGates Office for letters OF administration upon the
estate Of her deoeased brother Richard T. Mount The
personal estate is estimated at $136,OOO
Mary Bauerlein, age fifty-four, of No. FOG
Graham-ave., Brooklyn has sued John Bauerlein age
slxty-eight for divorce the ground Of cruel and in
human treatment Judge REYNOLDS, in the City Court,
yesterday awarded the plaintiff $40 week alimony.
Harriette butcher or Van Buren,, who COM
mitted suicide about two weeks by taking over
dose of opium left personal estate OF 81 900. Yeser
dav her nephew, p " MacGreGor, applied for letters Of
administration upon II. Her nearest relative was u
brother now In japan.
The Harlem Savings Bank was dissolved in
May, 1879, and William I. Ryerson was appointed re-
ceiver. Justice Douohue yesterday appointed William
Boyd referee TO examine the accounts that have
he has received S1,647 IL and has paid ont 1913 80
that no dividend has declared the ard
that he now has $t073 80 on hand.
Mrs. Elizabeth Flock, of No. 103 WyckOf-
ST. Brooklyn recently obtained an absolute divorce
from her husband. Stephen A. Flock. account Of his
alleged inf iey with variety actress. Tue defend
ant, since the divorce granted. obtained order
plaintiff 10 show why the decree should not be set
aside. He claims that the complaint served
tain the divorce by fraud. Judge Cooke denied the mo-
ton 10 open the proceedings.
William NJ. Dawson was the owner of q
LOAD Of coal canal boat. Edwin r. Holden, the
owner of tug, was employed to tow the canal beat
across the North River He went with another boat
in tow I'm rough ther and the boat loaded with
coal sunk. Dawson sued Holden for the value OF
PENDANT claimed that the coal boat was rotten and tie
loss not through his fault The jury, before judge
for the fun amount claimed. Peckham Tyler for the
plaintiff; ex.Judge Beebe for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
COuRrOF APPEALS

ALBANY, April 13.-In the Court of An
pea April 13. 1880. present, Hon. g. f. Church. onef
Jnsnce ard aBsociates
Decldona agt the City Of COhoes -Judornsnt
afrmed Wfib costs. Tho National Bank Of AnhnSn -
LeEis ereman ngt Smith ndgnent reversed ana no
In 70 anon In 70 MayeE-0rder affirmed With costfs
sTrne an at,ofnsY.-Appcal nsmdsseS Win .I -
Josues fgt Conner sheriff. denied with coats Vd
aGt Equitable ftie Insurance Uompany-Onier 81 cn
oral Term 80 far Is IL effects appellants reversed aud that Of
Special Tsrm revoraed 70 power 10 40 Uonoh
Thereof as makcs him party defeHdant IN this Sc
ton. and ~ thus modined, order hfrmod without
oosfs either party IN this c0nrt. Cook Arr etsn
deatbA',-Mos0n Tor rsaFgHIens denied without COST
no. i3s.-Edward Walf8 appellant ait James J. RsndSn
respanaent Argued BY W. x Lansing for appe
l. b Kern for respondcnt No. le9-C0rnollns Van
Santen rOSp0Bdenk agk tho STANDARD oil Company a,pe
laat Argued ~ Geo niaeE i9r spSeaBtl An6i Cha
aeuta AT the Amcriecn spiral kprins GA. appellant Ar.
guoa Ry Bc Est of nppeaif Church fcr fespBndenl8
sISaSs' sssvoadsatS buhnstfod 10 HI-HernAid shert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. April 13.-Major A. E. Bates
is relieved from duty In the Department OF Texas and
ordered to report the Commanding General OF the De
partment Of Dakota for duty Major +. s. Dodge from
duty in the office of the Paymaster-General and
dered to Texas
Captain z. NJ Hayes, 5th CavalrY. and secoud-Lieu-
tenant John Pitcher LIST Cavalry, relieved trOm
the examination OF candidates for appointment Su-
pcTnteDdents Of National Cemeteries. and ore ordered
10 oin their respective companies.
ecOndLAeuRnant O. II. Lester, 9Th Cavalry has been
ordered TO report 10 the superintendent General Re-
cruaR Service TO duct recruits 20 the Department
Of Texas On tho completion Of this daty he win rJon
lia afatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
DECISIONS-ApRn. IL.

Supreme COurt-ChGmbers-bY Judge DOnOhue.-
TO have him act promptly Marks 9g MarkA7Moton dened
the Of dismissed and
oner renanded. In the matter OF Hubbard memoran
Plaintiff having mistaken their remedy motion
sohOOpmSker RC9m9n ag! sec memoTan.
see memorandum Bouclcsut AIT Boucicaut-Dened see
memorandum Ringler agt Cram.-see memorandum Bene-
Motion granted In tho matter o. soperI Grfn aCt RAY.
ag Kellogg and the the
In the matter Of the Harlem BANK IN the matter Of Ieais
IN the matter Of Do Leon Mechanics and Traders National
coDpa6y-Granted MoIanEO aEt. MOrAnEei MorAnso ayt
BY Judge westIroOt;- Jordan agt poilOn.zo Opinion.
st. Nooas XsdSa wilson @ SS S
etc. anu OhersJudgmen and order approved and signed
Hsnsr ss edu viii nS oRs e Senoe
piers minutes Ia case whore they do not uOn
By Judge sOGswc ag otterbours- to nile
SETTLED AIte1Gat q s ss3ed MsTCSs
inc Ssy ne us ss a O g o
Universal Life insurance Company. Order signed The
agt ESger S hs1 Ss DS
Noyes ct al agt Thompson Compliant dismissed ace
f of me sh and Waits osS aSasS SS BceKr e. aus
sss Bale 20 e 70 aoaoS and .n S9 as % ;ecary oSoe
Clyl Procedure DlsyaIdns AIT the Manhattan Ralssy
denied without COSTS 500 memorandum wendan etc. agE
In APRIL Hoare at Miller C6ansei vii be present on sat
uraay the In iEst Tor dscison Of cas SareueS x Sohn
hearing Of case Bhant Burnhan c. alTho c0mnlaint
should be dismisSod memorandum.
Common Pfels-Specidi IerM-BY Judge BarremOre.
Lock SOod Agt fOx-Finings ottled Lockwood sgt Fox,
Nos and 3Judgmcni Of foreclosure and sale ordered
rowsmith agt Mor1ssey.-MOilOD granted.
BY ChiefJustce g. y. Daly-FOYd ant. belmont Demur
oveiruel with liberty defendant answer In Gays
payment Of costs opinion.
Equity TeTmBT Judge LRrrcmore. henderson, etc. nRt
Wilson and othersJHRment for plaintiff setting aside sale
Iiy Judeg Beach-Seeek agL Tallman.-Cago settled.
Marine COrrt-ChamGcTs-B Justice GOeDp.-
Pugsr agt Riddle PGnn 10 pay defendant his attorney
$40 Goals thcrepOn motion gIant0l F1Cld agt DaTOw
Motion granted placing cause OF short cavnda OF Par H. for
Apr 10. Rollins agt. Reilly ManA BellOW Cohen
Bedow Ifauppr agt Mntenberger Schwarz agt. Kruger
MOTIONS granted Robinson Elder Schmidt
waEe tina Gold and Stock Telegraph Company agt Gibson
Phillip agt Jacobson Knox aRi WashbuTn: Wasseman
Cotton watson AIT. Mench Watson Mouehi Leslie
Nugent-Orders OF di.contnuanoe. Thomson agt Reilly
Beard agt JaYrUtOreTs OF substitution. The National As
sociated Press agt. KOnMOtiOn deniod Without costs
Buchard ag Paters0n.Pantn may aIncud his complaint
70 read within without costs MeInre 2gt. Adam-Seo
ODnion In the matter Of the application OF John w. Pnter
sOn.-Deened Of present. but willing 10 ear more.
BY Judge IIawes.Dwyer agt tho Eighth Avenue Railroad
Company.MotiOn for q new trial doaied; opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAuRRRs -Donohne J.-Court oponq NJ
ic 49, is as5 ss S1sG s a &c. 49,
GENERAL TERN-Adlourned sine die.
ts isS sS 900 Gs5 9'.' 0'a 'O 0O' 0'' ''' ''0
CiRcLIT-PART I-Adiourned until Monday next
on ss the Sa al MN %G o%
cs e. loSO
onaaT ar 81 u' NO 0"y CAL
deF r SaSS a. u RTNSs ~ 4S A. 81 g. b. rs
lola S7t 5S 81 eiJ 47s Sai -; Ill 7i q
i$iS 2e SsI 52 G' Ss Ca 6gS Ss5 U.s.
PAsT lII.spslr. Court opens At II a m-Nos ss7.
~ ~ ~ ~ 4sS 49, "a 49, csS 90 g. gS 3d.
sFE0lAL TERN-o. p DAILY, J-COuTs opens a. Ii g. NJ
EeGrIr rRnn-1ArrsmOrs J-cOurt opens at IL An
TaAs s as7 s YSs Hs s 4 ISL
1 & IS 1s s9 abS 2 S9 Ss SS S59 Ss2 S:1
1913 1G agtS ss $685. sSs sss 1922
I SG1 SS:H' a sss ss R &c.,
2 s 1913 a @ 2S 2 2s5 2Ss9 2ss ZEE
S Sgs6 e. 70 ss S S SlSS Se 22S PIP Aga ia6
sf & $ &c., $685. $685. a aSfs
'giss Sl H. s.H 5sS
%? $685. $500 s? isSa z ZEE s sis s sfd
4I6I 4lb4. Alb0 4lbO. Aus ALA. Alta
A1B1, 419a, 4iBS. 4lg9. ~ ' ''
PART IIf-snnott J.-COurt opens at 1910 o. m.-Noa
2673 39o3 1929. "a s. S7l 3671 1881 1855 1906 8T02
S7l S7O0 S737. 3714 1851. 1929 39i7 SOi7 22S 1903
GENERAL he Psope aQt
Thomas Cleary burglary Lizzie Watkins. Mary Berry,
Louisa Smith petit lAToelV Edward shea AndreN
FinnerY, assault aud battery William Mccarthy dsordery
house Ellen Stevens feonious assault and battery Pp
PART II-J,-snyth. R-lbe People agt Hugh BOYLE
burglary Clarence McGteen. burglary PETER MnTyelf
James Wstera James DEyer robbery Annie Kane J0neUR
Anderson Andrew LOwrey. Robert 1OWrey arand arcen
Arthur Il. Lewis, Owen Wady, James Redmund William II
Fink burglary Wilbur 7. Harrison, false pretences "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
cHARGED WITH FORGING CHECKS.

The examination OF John Schreyer and Her
man Gierke on the charge OF forging checks on the
National City Bank of BROOKLYN was heard before jus
tee Walsh in Brooklyn, yesterday. echreyer testified
that no real estate dealer In this city, and that
bed sold some lots FsRtbushave Brooklyn. belonging
to Henry D. Wheeler. 20 0iorks for $4,000. subject
mortgage $1,000 Gierke aesward told him he
had resod the lots to man named Bernard Afterwnrd
seAreyer and 0iefD Wens u No. 1A6 Broadway, where
Bernard 04ored Gierfe three checks, two Of which
those In Court.
The witness said that no oOHid not take Rny cheeks
Gisre said that be hs vessi would 20 with him to
Broo1yn he would have the checks eashed They then
went 70 the Nationaa city BanS: When they Iett
and t1od 20 Set The cheeks dashed but the amounts
West Side Bank. WHARF he (he wttnes had kept
court for Ten OF eleven and Introduced HIM
cpshier, saying that Gierke would either leave the
checks for collection open account 0ierke opened
60 aoaeuok and obtained DassbOnk. Ecreyer denied
that he had any kno viedge 81 the forgery Of the checks
AZ 3hs pOins the examination suspended. and the
pFieono were bella for the action q The Grand Jury
their bail being fixed at E5 000 This amount fur
nshDa y SehseYef but sfke vas Aent 20 the Raymond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The following busl-
ness transacted In the Supreme Court of the United
States to-day:
On motion of Joseph IL choate, William 4 Conrsen, Of
New-YOrk CITY, admitted 10 practice No. 269.-The
National Bank Of Detroit plaintiff In agt
Charles a-Dismssed with costs by authority Of
plaintiff In No. 207.-Mark Young appellant agt
Powell N. Bradley ct aLAppea The Supreme Court Of
District Of Columbia Argued by n0oh TOtfen for appel
lnnt and w D. pavidge for aPpelees and su6mtted by
Reginald F0ndG for appeeea No. 258-John W. Brooke
and Alpheus Hardy, appellants agt. the Burlington and
Southwestern Railroad Company ct aAppeal from tho Cir
cult OF the United States for the District Of
Argument begun By James Grant for appellants.
Adjourned unti tomorrow at IL O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
THE COURTS.
CHARCEp WITH A CAPITAL CRIME.

John Young, a negro, of Flatbush, L. l., was
placed trial Monday in ths Kings County Court OF
Oyer aud Terniner judge Cooke presiding on an ndiet
ment charging him with murder in the arstdeee The
prisoner middleaged. ordinary looking colored maD
His wife and child sat near him. He is charged with
numbering Thomas Benson another negro at Flatbush
on Sunday February z, The two men had been
drinking In Mahland's saloon, at Flatbush-ave.
and Malbone-st.. and quarrel arose between
them. After they left the saloon, md Benson
started TO 20 home, Young followed him and re-
newed the quarrel They were separated by young
negro named Reed, but Young afterward procured q
heavy STICK with which he attacked Benson ractnrlng
his skull severely Benson died on tho following day
The testimony for the defence presented Yester-
day. Young says he acted in selfdefence. The case
was summed up by tho counsel IN the afternoon, and
will be given to the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

In the cavalry aud Infantry branches OF the servces
were reported fayorbly from the Military commee OF
theeeDaae tOdsy End placed ON the senate csaenoa
6rzhed the posination OF Charles Q Dow TO % Poss
sturfeyant as supervisor Of Census for the hth Dis
.hrief Of pAnnaYlYnniA -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The President this
afternoon sent the following nominations to the senate
Fostmosters- H. Lord Tuscan Arizona Thomas
W. Scott a. Air1eld, Ill
Irny-Second Lieutenant Edward g. Farrow, 2lst In
30 DO First Lieutenant breYet and First Leuten
by bfevet Edward B. FarTOH TO DO Captain by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

dan apposns sg Mary Linden and Others Submitted No.
Henry Thornton, Rppeant aet the Wabash Railway
Company fssPsndels Argued bg yehn Dies PasSOs for
The Following the day calendar Of tho Cont Of Appeals
for Wednesday, April ID 1885, Nos. Ill l7e 160 49, 1850
lbp. 100 and l01. '-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-14

"a. = a Erissan seads go 70 the Irish Relief
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IE ExEcUTIyG SESSION.

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A DRESSMAKER working IN 6rst-clAss
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROY

WHITE STAR LINE. - - -
w UNITED STATES AND Royal NAIL STIEAMERs
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE The steamers of this Line take the Lane Route
recommended by Lent injury u s. NJ on both the outward
and hOmewnrd voyages
CELTIC, Capt Geaden. saturday, April % T. H.
bkILANNIC CAPT Perry 0 If, NAY ~ T. VI ~
10THST.
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at sea- .oo
tickets favorable termA
These learners carry neither cattle, sheep pigs
For Of plans aud other information apply Of the
Companys Otoes No 81 Broadway. Now York or No 40
Walnut-sk, Philadelphia K j. CORfI5. Agent
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DOTTkRDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
ItSeamers leave CVs Pier adj Pavonia Ferry JeTsey City
AMSTERDAM. "Wednesday. Aprt II :RIT rERDAM, We'd
May J.-...-W A. SCHOLTEN Wednesday, May IL.
Isi Cabin, sB6-S7O. pa Cabin. Si5-S50 sseraxe $50.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent, q South Wiiam-st.
FUN CII, EDYE CO. 81 South Williamst. Freight ARts
La, w. MORRIS, Broadway. General Passage ARonE
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Aelp Wante0.

A UTHORS, Correspondents, Journalists and
Contrsetors wanted ter g sslsriea ana W.
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5itnatlons Wanteo-Males

. A SITUATION Of any kind by young mar
"A marred in some wholesale or importing house
PLAN hand and Gan give good reference. Address g.
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