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Daily Republican., 1881-06-22
SATURDAY, the 25th day of June, 1881,
at - O'nIonk >, ~

The following described Real Estate viz:
A lot of land situated in the city of vii.
mihgton New Castle county, Delaware, all
the life interest of William Fields in the fol-
lowing described real estate: Beginning at
corner stake in the northerly side of Seventh
street, at the distance of lis feet S inches from
the eaSterly side Of Tatnall street thence
north and parallel with TatnalI street 32 de.
Srees. east 10 feet to n line late of MahOn
Belts; thence with that line south rs degrees,
east 81 feet Inches to corner of land late of
lhomas Stapier; thence with Stapler's line
parallel with TaJnall street south 81 degrees
west ITO feet to the northerly side of Seventh
street thence along said side of said street
north 81 degrees, west Il feet inches to the
place OF beginning, be the contents what it
may, with three-story house, with marble
'front.' aud other outbuildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prom
erty Of william Fields, and to ba sold by.
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff,
9, A. D.. 1851. ,eio
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

CHERIFF7S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
- Levan Facias, to me directed. will he
exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
on Market street, between Tenth and EIev
enth streets, in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle county, Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of n writ Of
y NenditiOni ExpOnas to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale, Mt the Court House,
on Market street between 10th and 18th streets
In the city of Wilmington, New Castle coun.
ty, Delaware, on
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

Stocks bought and sold in the New York
Philadelphia and Boston markets on commits
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

Letters Of credit given, available In all
parts of the world, and drafts on England,
ireland, France, Germany and Switzerland
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

ELL1OTT, JOHNSON Il co.
IL BANKERS AND BROKERS,
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
Wilmington, Del.
Only sl5, 800 left of the $2s, 900 Del City ~
per cent coupon bonds. These bonds are for
$500 each, and run for 20 years from July l.,
with the privilege OF the city paying them off
at any time after ten years. They constitute
the entire debt of the city, covering property
assessed at $500, 900, and are issued to pay off
the present Indebtedness for that amount
maturing July We can recommend them
as one of the safest and most desirable invest
ments now offered on the market. Holders of
the old bonds can exchange their bonds for
the new ones by applying immediately to US.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

We have now for sale 20 shares New York,
Woodlawn and Rockaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

PHILIP X. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIFP's OSFlcE, Wilmington, Del, Jun,
g. a. d., 1881. ielO
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22
BROKERS'.
q. ROBINSON & CO.,
ID q. ROBINSON l. CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
N. E OOR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Del.
Rux nd soll n Cfata (lfv Banda

Buy and soil Government, State, City Bonds
Daily Republican., 1881-06-22

DOBINs0N, CHANDLER d co.,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
COAL PRICES FOR APRIL.

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.--The Executive
committees o tho Lehigh aud Schuykll Exchanges held
meetngs this afternoon and with regard TO
prices for April The Schuylk Exchange commit
tee adopted following schedule OF prices for coal
delivered board vessels al Port Richmond for poins
within the harbor Hard white ash. lump and steam
boat - 60; broken egg, 81 35 eove 81 45 chest
nut "a 20; pea. SO 20 This decline OF % cents per
ton on broken aud egg 80 cents pea aud Is
stove and chestnut. Lump aud steamboat unchanged
The line city prices Tor whiteasn coal al sehuylki
Haven we're txed as follows: Lump and steamboat, So
broken and egg. 81 75 stove aud small stove, 50 SO
chestnut. No - 90, No. 2 S2 5Oi Pea, No 81 go
No ri 80 This d Teduclen Of 20 cents per ton on
broken aud egg l5 cents on stove, small stove and
chesinut No l. 10 cents chestnut NJ. and Pea N02
and 20 cents on Pea No l.
Ghe Lehigh committee, after protraoted session
adOpted rates coal delivered nj Mauoh Chunk for the
city trade, as fulows: Lump and steamer $S broken
70 76 egg 50 rs and small stove, ~ S5 chest
nu 50 90 pea IL so. benga decline OF 25 cents on
broken egg aud and 10 ceDts on stove small stove
and chestnut reduction IN harhOr tolls Will also be
made, but the amount Is not announced.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

EVENTS Al YALE CULLRGE. :

lFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAvEN, March pa meeting of the
delegates Harvard Boat Cubs held at
Springfield yesterday AFTERNOON. Mr.. ColiDs, capaiD aud
Mr. Bgeow, president OF the navy, the delegates
from Yale. At tho meeting OF tue time
ped IN listening to and trying alleviate the
OF Harvard regard her quarters" at NcwL ndOn.
IL tile New London people Interested In the 70
gatta are unwilling IN provide at their own expense
b0lt.house for benefJ Of the Harvard unless
guarantee - given that annual regatas Will always
be held at N w.IOndOn. This guar the Harvard
could not give alleging that they had author
ity 90 bind future But inasmuoh some of the
transportation companies manifested their willing
ness 10 contribute their share, aud Hlrvard offered last
provide onehnf Of ihc amount necessary, some
satisfino ory arrangement Will be made,
AfIer lOug delay. owing TO too illness Of one OF ths
committee OF award the Townsend aud DcFOrest speak
usually lively THE year for tho TJwnsend prizes tweoty-
two members of the class having handed IN
tiUns these the following are the successful COM
petitprs:
/. Edwin Edgartou Aiken; su6ject Goethe aud
Q Benjamin wisner Bacon; subirot: Voltare."
8 Russell AhsOn BIgrlow subject: " Tae manage
foreign relations OF the United States during
tn civil war"
3. joseph Du n Burroli subject The statesmanship
OF Robert WalpOle."
q. l. vi Abraham Eiel; subJecti VOtaire."
Tie d. Forest SPEAKING, AZ which these gentlemen
will deliver their OratiOns takes place at Bitte Chapel
June "a
Inc college buildings which constitute what IL known
blinds have been removed aud viii he snbstf
tued their places. The window castings are being re-
paired ana rrpanIe, and by next June the exterior OF
tho buildings will present much more attractive ap
peprAnce
The JUNIOR class Will, for the present, recte German 10
PrOfehsOr Carter
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE

THE FINAL ADJOURNMENT RRACHED-KELsEY's cAsE
THE CoHsTITU rioNAL cOMMIssIoNERs EOMI-
MATED
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or The TRIBUNE j
TRENTON, N j., March 25.-The Legislature
adjourned sine die aJ to-day. The Senate killed
time until II o'clock The House called up haIf dozen
bills aud defeated most Of them spending balf hour IN
del ating tbs bill increasing the salaries OF the Controller
and Treasurer. the Democrats flibuserng against #,
and succeeding In having It rejected. SPEAKER Van
Duyne presented with handsome silver tea
service, Mr. McDermott (Deml. OF Hufsnn. making the
presentation speech. The sDcaker replied briefly At
IL o'clock the Assemblymen left the Assembly Chamber
and marched - tine Senate. President HObsrt then de-
clared tho CVth Legislature adjourned without day.
The proceedings conducted with perfect order To
the The bills That failed In tho House for want OF
time nun bered about fifty and they a class
that II was undesirable to press No measlre OF any
public moment defeated on this account.
Tbe Governor did not renominate Secretary KeIsey
attempt to al his Office or that OF the st4tu Prison
Keeper, after the Senate had reused To his
first nominations. Governor Ludlow has plainly declared
by this inactOn that has consideration for ana
does not regard the Constitutional provision that the
Senate shall "advise and consent" In his
nominations He Will now appoint the officials
TO Ill tho vacancies, and will probably 40
lect the whom the Senate has rejected
in spite Of the vigorous protcsts Of Of both pares
The result will be that the next campaign will be con-
Quoted largely the Ring aud anti-RiDg issues with
the Governor aud Mr. Kelsey a. leaders OF the former
faction.
The Governor dd. however, nominate the three Con-
suuOual Commissioners provided for his appointment.
They Horace N. COnear. OF Newark; Leon Abbett,
OF Jersey CITY; John T. Bird Of Hunefdun. President
Hobart who II of the COmmss ODrrs under the law,
appointed senaOr John j. Gardner, Of Atlantic County.
aud Thomas McKeOa, Of Camden, hts
sOoiaes, while Speaker Van DuYne, also
himself a COMMISSIONER. appointed Assemblyman
Murphy, II Monmouth County, aud Barker 9ummrre.
OF Mercer There five Republicans aud four Demo
crats. Senator Gardner OF Atlantic is q peculiarly
happy selection. He u layman, but OF great legal
nowiedge aud familiarity with the practical working
the Constitution and legislation we'll ns OF wide general
Information The other members OF the Commission arc
OF distinguished reputation In the STATE IL will be
good working aud conservative body, and will produce
something that the Legislature aud the people
adopt. The Senate session to-day confirmed
Marn COle OF Sussex Judge OF the Court OF Appeas
aud several MINOR nominations
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26

ever, to beat any one who omay accept u so many
seconds Ii was ut first merely an assertion made 70
friend bnt as ne has published it'll viii stand oy w.
''sYhat is the exact form Of your proposition y
. IL n TO row against any man ~ the world ior
from 81. 900 TO $1,000 side and beat bim fifteen
seconds at the flush. rhis proposition has been IN
correctly published as an offer TO give an advantage
OF fifteen seconds at the start"
There was a great difference, he said, between
giving man q start of 80 many seconds ana peat
ing him at the finish 50 many seconds. dis method
bad always been to take the lead at the start, II
possible, and keen it through the. race. ms lead
gave him an advantage at once. His antagonist
would make squirt from time 10 time to 0Vertaks
him, while he could regulate bis own speed
10 suit the case and expend his reserve energy
at the finish. Courtney be did not consider much OF
al oarsman. in fact he had never been IN race
witn man so easy TO beat. People he SAID. -made
a mistake in talking much about Courtney; when
there were several other Oarsmen that were far SUI
peror to him. As yet ne had received no response 10
hIs proposition, aud he was engaged In making
preparations for opening his hotel at Toronto Bay
next summer In the event of a race. he wo9id w
sst on IT'S being rOwed at Toronto, as he owed u 70
the people of that city. They bal treated him we'll
and 1t was now their turn 10 have snow
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, MARCH 26 1881

year was due 10 cowardlce and the division into taeons
nnon every possible side issue A fatal mistake was
made when the campaign upon the basis OF
attacking General Garelds personal integrity instead
of ssaung the record Of corruption Of the Repuboan
party The North ought to get away from IT'S leaders
DresS and believe that the great mass OF le
Southern peope are reckless dafedeyils. Tue sonth
wants Justice and peace. aud good government as M
as the North because her interest 10 nave tntoe
things Those who think that the has lcf no res uts
sadly mistaken. 10 has ef result and u rs me un
Of men 10 let the world know II. iuy ndOrse Wnh,
General Ga n.d said I'm MS inaugural about tenern
Government and equal rights 10 the negroes, but We
can not afford the elevation OF The begrO Hnd te
recognition OF the repudauOnist, destroy our society
and d, strOY good government" -.
"what would strengthen the Repnhncih cauSe III 'ne
South" ,. -
Tue appointing 10 Federal offices OF the honest re-
speciabe reputable Re uOlicaus who are at tue eonh
and the non-reergntoR OF the men VINO ere 10 olre,
aud wno are without principle OF any knd IIe Iorner
will not 20 10 WASHINGTON 10 beg for patronage
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
DECISIONs--hlARnn %.

Supreme Court Chambers- By Judge Lawrence
Thompson % ags s q Che 9prion at iG deis.
Is moon should be graae no cos orer 20 % seaet
HerIGE agt vsa hoskerek slotor oenied with The
SIt rs r1 ss syanS S 1 fr s
sgl The GTeat wsssFn Insurance go@pasy snsS ast
Goodrich ae Mcisneroe r Pseps agt Aor and Notions
Motions without cosls Mccosksa pEt The Loeg
IsIaDd X company shift sgL Frselntl,,aers grantsd
orsadua DncAarrsEt 0sdaey n0on denied siieoos costs
nss Hs rseS Ss cos Y s
berg agL 1uIn o1o1 granted IN the ma Ger OF sear-
agL Uricesee mrrioIandeai. Crane asI orae-efsrrso
rss Stfss TS s ue 1 q Ss vn ss
S snsa Il Daass% & s ms oaa
E4n Association: FreemAn agt. cromweii Hecxnan
~ JuAgs Dononur A Aadisoa sgi Aedison- Grantee
support PLAINTIFFS sR2hcauon 70 be allowed %
s1cua M T@,S Judge ast eaede-Tbas
app shOull be made at CnalberA Austin agk Hinse
Clasa s Il and decree ss ssss
Tue NaIioaa Fire i.se.snss company y az me Gel
1aDe,IOr COart-SDecsai 1erm--lsy Jpaee Speir =
seIld e ocn sS Ssnsa Win costa Wizard AZ rs Sor
Pacific rSa sfS u Eas az
AIeIAnder-U DdertaEing approysa Jsison ass s.a,
WsEert aE suItnser, Hoendei BOlemas Baynes sgt
FIeoch aorgan ar Batlsr lssos 4s WIN Lens ~ az
ssBod asrwen IgL hsrrls o. sThe Court drss 70 sec
ComaOn Pleas Eqsaty Teym-By Judge Van Brunt.
-PsIuy otc asI CampueI ete- findings settea.
Marine Court Lkaa6crs-By Judge Hawea--
Del nde ag Del HAume-5heff directed 90 pay % che
plann amount In his aahds 70 tae cret sas ACTON
e u costs savaIese Del Hsume-MO1on dened with
coss Loss agt Bimoy -Mouon granted. 8oodnaa sgt
soFe- Oeer OF diseon Bruce agt Hamilton In 70
siOeTsein- granted. Hcihelmer agt Welnoarx Ca
sgL the Mayor AIoermen eseOrssIs" nj sagsnuoa-
Farley; Relnoeer sst sohwan; brsss.es ssk
Cohon-frOceedings dismissed Kent agt McCa1ley same
al I Burke agL Leary. same agI Pufceu; schHeeEef
al Webb AIT BLACK agt fredexck dar1t ag
Randall AOery agt Waller. Bitshers agt JacoDson ler
aoI Aurray, McIjouRal Warner Hagzn agL fulton,
Weir agI frankn BusdaK agt kenti Cohen AT isaaes
slolg AZ. Hyan; O0eriluleri same aeI Csoy
same Lyuch Same agt Maslngtoi DenpSey agA Ken
pety YOun oChwan; Blanco 2gL NefkerL Atklns agI
Harvey; Machet ag Aester aEL tretnan Higgins
sgI kaufman; BOeom al Schneider eeheg sgi, Lang.
Reilly agL Bolt eiy az Smith Marcy agi: McCahertyi
last Vor savings institution azL Dets LLOYD agI Cohen;
AIT Blsss0a AIT f2ylor senior agL SWeenyj
Levy Kinney Haug @Gt BrosemAhi flsner SI HessS
CampDel Earie agt Oohauer DAVIS agL SIC
GOugn DOheIy agG Meyers Gardner agl SGmpson same
agt Mulyy; Sdmo aEs Dfiseod Palmer
aKt SIC D0nA.d, O'Nel seMAihDu rame agL Hannah;
Hchtberg; agt Ohellyi fcmdn aSt fIn-
Ioy isetIly agt. Shea-,ifantel- -. ~ 49,.
SpccidI 7SrIR-By Judge McAdamWheSfiey a&L Backiey
F3ond apprcyed Goodrich Bowo-Nase otdnfcd on nle
Robe Ison agL Grifh--Aotion denied without costs
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
TILE COURTS.
THIRTY PER oENr oFF.

The Court OF Appeals rendered q decision
yesterday the sctson 81 Benjamin W. Merriam that Il,
considered OF the important decissoas on tne
question OF the vacaring Of city assesspcnt, tba9 as
been rendered for years tits BY fe corpo
ration Counsel tnat assessmenis to the asnannt of
s40O0.OOO are ioyolyed In the Merriam case The as
aessin, MT was for the construction Of sewers IN the on
eyard. Eineg-eghih-st aud other 1feele In tie upper
part OF the city Tie comHssiouer Of Public WORKS ~.
vertised for bids for the laying Of sewefppes bat
self fixed the at which rock % be eKcayaled
sod adyersed that tie lowest bidder Tor the laying o
pipe should receive the whoe contract including tAc
rock atlnG which 10 be done at tho comnis-
sioner fixed price, IL bed Special ard az Ger.
era Term that bids invited for tho rock ex
cavating aud u not open TO eoicpeunon gndcr
tbs advertisement, and iLe law not being compiled
with in granting the work Of r0ekexcayai x to ths
lowest bdlSr tbe entire contracts were egrar and
the whole assessment musI be yaeat d.
Tie ta>e was carried tH the Court Of Appeals. The
Corporation Counsel felt that was important
case and emp0Yed ad iiti0na counsel inclualng ex.
Judge C0lnstoek and Roscoe king. Tie decision
jusI landed down Is claimed victory by bOfh edeh.
not having been gwen pfeseFbed ~ Law mst be
Gated; but sustains tbe assessmehts ~ the sewer
pipes. In the Merriam the price for rock exc&
voting amounts 10 f67l66 9ut Of the entire e0sE 0i
S90,3SO. But the corp Counsel claims tnat the
pfce TOR rock excavation che entiFo total
ought 70 be vacated amounts 10 cGly ebauf 30
reP cent Of entire "a 0O0 600. by ceis-
tamcd William @. Whitney for the city J. A. DeerDe
for Mr., Merriam
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
TERMINAL FACILITIES OF THE PORT.
ELEVATOR AND WHARFAGE CHARGES AND FREIGHT


The Assembly Committee on Terminal
Facilities met Yesterday morning the room Of tho
Bo ,rd OF Managers OF the Produce Exchange, No 80
Peari-st The members of the committee present vTIe
Harvey j. Hurd chairman, T. u. Root JauIts +. Good
man. d. A. Holt. L. j. TOrmey. q. Vac BGren and d. g..
Evans. Under the resolution adopted by the Lesisla
ture the OF the COMMITTEES IL 10 examine into
warehouse aud eleyat,r charges canal aud railroad
freghts and the duties and methods Of har5or master
Joseph n. Hazlepne Explained the methods OF hand
ling grain and referred To the present WHARFAGE and OLE
vator ohargos storage facilities In Brook
lyn sad for 165OO 900 bushels OF grain. aud IN New
YORK fjr about % O0O. 900 bushels.
Franklin Woodruff. OF the nrm OF Woodruff Mclean
took the view that no reduction In rates could be
mace.
John W. Tyler, formerly harbor master, aud Henry
A. B1rnum. a harbJr master assigned 10 tbs canal dis
trct. testified as 10 the accommodations lor canal
boats.
A. f. Orr. OF the firm Of David Dows Il Co. sad that
grain dealers have the rates Of storage
fx~d lie thought It safe 10 leave the question OF
rates ~ the Produce Exonange.
Tue committee adjourned until tins morning.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
ASSEMBLY INVESTIGATIONS.
ADruTrRATED CHEESE AND BUTTER.

ADULTERATED CHEESE AND BUTTER.
THE TEsrIMoyY OF DYALERs rs THIS CITY BEFORE
TIE COMMITTEE ON HEALTH
The Assembly Committee on Public Health,
appointed February 5. met at 10 O'Clock yesternay
morning In the Butter aud Cheese Exchange IN Sfeeh
wich-st for the purpose Of obtaining iacts rs 10 the
effect which the sale OF OleomarGaUne and adnerated
or larded cheese has the regular dairy inere OF
this citv and State and OF learning whether or not leg
aton IA necessary To protect that interest The nVes-
tieatton was begun in Albany last MONTH Inc
members OF the committee are NJ NJ Fehner
Chauiauaua County; Dr. l. l. Hpyes. New-YOrK; l. d.
Roberts, Oneida Thomas Hunter. Cayuga; a. D.
Palmer Wyoming: George Campbell, Albany; H. A.
Derrick Rensselaer,: william Lewis Delaware; Richard
Newman. Kipqs: @. Donahue. Nrw-York; s. r.
Wells Seneca or these Messrs Hayes, Hunter. Palmer
and Wells we're absent yesterday Among those pre'en
we're Walter Carr j. II. Seymour, A. W. Legset' paVld
Muir, E. Ware Son. f. L. Crapser Miller Wuhams'
Nichols Brothers, r. d. Mouon, and ex'b'eutenant-
Governor Dorsheimer About the same questions we're
put to each witness by Mr. Frnner, the chairman OF ine
committee.
NJ Folsou. n commission merchant. at No. 20 Warren
s testified that the cheese trado this city for The last
five years was estimated at from Sl2OOOoOO To
SI5OOOOOO. The quality Of American cheese mad
excrlled anything before known In the INDUSTRY II
understand" he said. "that Thomas Il Benham nave
received artificial or aduterated cheese containing lard
County The British Consul at Philadelphia gives his
oplnon that trichir DO introduced into butter aud
cheese by the admixuro Of lard. II this idea spreads
abroad it will paralJEe export Tade In cheese 70
Great Britain. Ny idea would be 10 compel dealers to
brand every hcx containing adulteratel or larded
chee Sc"
George s. Hart. Wholesale butter and cheese merchant
at NJ 30 Pearst SAID hat so per cent Oh the onceSe
thai came 10 this market was Expired.
Alexander Nc adam. OF johnson, Sinclair q Co ,oneese
exp1rIars at No. 35 broadway, gave much tle thm >
sha vii VIII nrrpP0R0
some samples which Mr. CraIser. Assembyman from 81
Lawrence County. who manufactures larded cheese'
sald adnItrFated
william Jefreys holesae broker In butter and cheese
al No 1853 Chambers 81, said that ne would nave all
aduiieraIed butter ana cheese couhscated.
Al the afternoon iDu James NJ Bcphau, OF the nrt
Of Thomas & BenhaIn, sad that hrs nrm had received
ariea" eneese such. aud had sold t on tA merits
without feeling OblIged tO explain lts com DoslOn
F. w. L,gget OF No 80 Pearl 81, cOnhrmei the state
ments made as 70 eli of adutPrated cheese on The
English market He favored branding she boxes con-
tanning adult"ra goods.
Thomas b. Valentine. Of Ontario, CANADA, member
Of the Canadian Legislature, AMI twice president OF the
Canada Dairy AsnOcauon esuled 10 the higI reputa-
lon at present AmericaL cheese III Engsh markets
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
LYMAN TRUMAN.

The Hon. Lyman Truman. who died al
OwegO N. Y, she Gath inst, was born March 2 1905
n. Capdur Toga County HIs father died 1922, eav-
ing young Lyman the OF his widow and nine sons
and daughters TIE widow ard her eldest son. whose
school days ended with his tathers death, managed
iarm OF sixty acres (cncumbered with debt greater
than vslue) and with much drudgery succeeded IN
supporting their large family, In 1880 Lyman went
into his uncles aud after beclme member
Of the firm OF Greeneaf Truman In 1886. with three
of his brothers, he formed the Arm Of L. Truman u
Brothers. This Arm acquired an influential post
tiOD and sll existence In 1856 M. Truman was
elected President of Bank of OwegO. and In 1897 10
sent ~ the State Senate w1ere lac served Tor tnree
terms During the Wal he made generous contributions
IN behalf the Union aud also took OF the aUos
volunteers In 1869 Mr.. Truman was sent to the
Assembly. In politics was Republican. He leaves
9 wife and thi0o daughers
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
JUSTICE LAWRENCE on DIVORCE SUITS

Jennie E. Kelly began some time ago an
action the Supreme Court against her husband Eugene
NJ. Kelly. for absolute divorce The sent TO
a referee who reported In favor OF Mrs. Kelly. but
refused confirm the report the ground OF
insuaeency of the evidence. second application to
have the report confirmed made yesterday TO Jus
Lawrence at Chambers, when Mrs. Kellys attorney
that he had In his possession letter from Mr.
Kelly In which ne admitted the charge OF Lfdellty.
Justice Lawrence replied that suOh evidence as that
not worth snap OF his hnger" He believed that IN
unehalf OF the divorce suits there o0usi0n
the parties aud considered the increase In the number
OF such suts to be matter for serious alarm The decision
ON the motion TO confirm the referees report re-
rad
New-York tribune., 1881-03-26
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. March 25.--The President sent the
folio wing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Robert L. HIT OF Illinois. 70 be Assistant Secretary OF
State.
Treasurer at S4n franosoO. Cal
Charles NJ Lsdvy to DO Asslstant Appraiser at San
Francisco, Cal.
Danel sherman 10 be Agent Of tho Indians of the
Eew-Yurk Agency, N. Y.
second Lieutenant Edward E. Hardin. TIN Infantry. to
be First Lieutenant.
FosinlOsieTs II lmes IT. Murlock st Woodstock VII
eamue Saerrerd BelV dere, N j.; ROberG Rushing, jr
at HaokettstOwn, N. j.; John Mckinney ir, al Aledo
Ili; William V. HaskeY at vile, Cal; Irving W.
stanhn at PuebO Col; William Rat at Kn)xvllle
Tenn; WIiam Upon a. Cleveland. Teln; Elliott D.
II