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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
WuATIS GOING ON TO.DA,

Return Of Democratic delegates from Syracuse; -
TfOtting races at Gcntlemens DrllinS faFk ASsooi'
ton. ,,...,.o. A.
Temperance conference at Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION. ., MA A.
Meeting of Executive Committee Of National Rifle AS
ISOLATION. ~. -
Meeting of Cornell University graduates at NO. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

nettes hackers at all In fact II he had been pald 10
drop on he could not have done IL better some cynss
will never be convinced that nc not paid to DO Juse
that thing but the guileless admirers OF seePechascS
will not agree with them
The meetlng will be concluded Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
COJrRT CALENDARS EpTrMRrP %

SUPREME couar-cn.MsEss- Bcf9ro Lawrence. J.-c,.
lac 1f7, 1870 l51, 167, 1856 pol 221 20 233 25S Up
SURsOQATEs CoURr-BcfOre Rollins y In the matter y;
the proving Of the last will and testament OF Julia Bye 80
ii ..
sUrEmoR COuRT-sPEcI.L TRRw-Before Van Worst L-Sa
dag calendar.
Cosmos PLgAs-sPEcIAL rERM-Before J. +. Daiy, J-ya
dgy e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
RFGINNING THE FALL TERMS.

The Introductory address of the year before the
students and friend, OF The Union Theological Semi
nary was delivered yesterday by one of the pro
fessor-, the Rev. DR.. &. L. Prentlss on "The
Methods of Christian Faith It's Features and
Powers Among those who were present were
President X. ID. Hitchcock, the Rev: Drs. Briggs,
Schaii Shedd. and Brown, members of the faculty {;
the Rev. Dr. John Hail. the Rev DR.. f.. y. White,
the Rev. Dr. PaTkhurst, the Rev. DR.. Thomas j.
May the Rev. DR.. Wendell Prime and the Rev. DR..
Hatfield. The closing prayer and benedictlon we've
made by the Rev. Dr. Henry H. JeSsup, of syria,
an aiuunus OF tine seminary.
The fall term O, thc Bellevue Medical College in
Tast Twenty siXth st., began yesterday. About go
students were IN attendance, somewhat larger
number than usual. The loCiuIes were begun by
PROT BRYANT at 9 o'clock aud continued by Pro
1cssofS Flint DOTcmus and Dennis
The Introductory lecture OF the University Medl-
cal College VIII be gwen OIL October 3, BY Professor
W II. Thomson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
HOMELESS. AND HER HUSBAND II PRISON

While the rain fell in torrents on "Wednesday
night Officer Monahan, of the Sixth Precinct, Nv
n Young woman with child in her arms look
Ing for shelter in Franklin street; lie aT-
rested her and took her to the SKIN ~ Il
name of Mary Ashcraf;, age twenty-t0ur; ana
said that her child was one year old. She c,aimod
to have been put out of lodging-hou>e at No, 20
Westinghouse Yesterday morning sh" was taken
10 the lombs Police Court. and while awaiting ar
raiynmcnt she was Obliged 20 sit on the iioor wheh
she fell asleep with her baby on her breast On ne
ing called to the bar she gave the name OF Mary
Devinc and stated that she came from Galway, III
Ireland, eight months ago. where her husband II
imprisoned for being concerned III the Lana League
agitation. She was committed to the care OF TIE
Commis sicners of Charity aud Correction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

l.
The cornerstone of the new building of the Cor
neil Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, the
Rev W. ". BOwdish pastor, III Seyenty,slXi ST.,
near Second-ave., adjoining the sOclelYs chapel,
was LAID last night. The usual documents, and cop
les OF the daily papers OF tins city, were placed IN
a i'm box IN the corner-stOue The ceremonies began
in the chapel and were concluded III the open alr the
threatening weather having cleared OF: Addresses
were made by III, Rev DIS. James Buckley, George
Strobrdge, A. X. Sanford and others. large
nuuler OF pastors of other churches were present.
The new building will he OF brown stone With light
stone trimmings, hut in the English Gothic style.
In. Dimensions will be II feet front by 100 feet
deep; it viii Dc 80 feet high, in the aud
ItoriuIn aud will seat comfortably loo persons.
Zen memorial windows o. stained glass the gilt OF
member of the church, will light the interior The
building will be finished IN April. 1888 and its cost
will Ice. with the land about 10000. OF this sum
about g.. 900 was raised by the children OF the
Sundat school by collections OF ten cents each.
The church Is an OutErOwth of the SUNDAY school,
which was established IN November, 1NGS, the
church organization following about yetI later,
under she Rev Nj. Ross /, has a total membership
OF 40 and the Sunday-schOol has one OF 30. Ii
is the largest Sunday-schOOl III the Methodist
Church in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

grocery houses of this city. 1t was ruInorea e' ;
that the dealer had used the proceeds OF paper III
trusted to HIM for negotiation i'll his personal spec"
lations in stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
144 LeXiugtonave. between 29th and 30ths ts.
Hours 10 JtO7 Imp >terlity Diseases OF me
Gencrave organs and All diseases tnat would be an lpe1k
et to marriage and the birth OF healthy Children speciale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
Rogers, Peet & Co.,
MEMS AND BcY-' OUTFIrrER>
5G9-575 BROADWAY.
OPPOSITE
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
TtRRsNT's SELrZgR APERIENT
METROPOLITAN NOT

"pRE-ERvH AND REGULATE,vNor 'DEsIhO''s !,
IS SOUND MOTTO IL MEDl'AiIoN rU9
WELL As srATEsMANsHIP PRESERVE No 20,
VIGoH OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS ANp "a
ULArE THE sECRErIONs WITH lAhh ~
St-I r1rp ,prnIrNT AND NOU CURE ph.
PERSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT M IVA
PROCESS IN HARMONY WITH TINE "a "a
or NATURE. VIOLENT MEDICINES HAVE .n.sTv,tJ
THEIR DAY. THEY DEVlTAIlZE THE o,r1vCrs
REASON A. WELL As THE sioMA," ,ovcIFIC
TItEN RELY ON THIS EXHILARAllNd SFH>
SOLD nv All. DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

WANTED.-The address of any poor woman
whose baby 4, sick with summer diilrhUa. . -
ANGLO--wIss MILK FOOD Box 3I13, y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
ARRIVAL OF VICTOR CAPOUL.

or e'Tv Nine Ia hnnis Prvaf Mile Alice Betty, Nile.
Suzanne Thai Mile Lea Busson Vile DorsaS' liz
Morc f. MauGe Noe Cadesn. \ Mare. on o Ll,rci
Emile Huguet, V. Dangon. NJ Tecchl ana severa,
other members of Maurice Graus new French op.LLa
company arrived in this city YESTERDAY on M ,no
Deryis The leading lady. did not arrive, but Is eH
pectcd ON the next steamer of the same line WHICH
will probably reach here next wednesday. =,
TRIBUNE reporter met Mr.. Capoui ana Nj
Grau nj DcmOnico's last evening. Capou Is look
ing remarkably well. He said that the voyage over
had been a pleasant one little rough weather nay
inc been encountered A concert had been gwen on
board at which over 1000 francs were reaII]cu
and given for the benefit of sailors institution ,
Upon being asked his plans for the companS. nin,
Grau SAID: 1--WE shall open AT the f1fth AVehuo
Theatre on October 10, playing Ohen3deii,s pos;
thumous opera, Les Contes Iii iHn nan.,
which is ut present being played AT INC OP;;tt"
ComiQue, IN Paris, and IL appToacinIns ~
two-hundrcdth representation. After thaI "pln"u
romantic work. Romeo ana JIile Mi IN the lila
roles We shall play for two weeks az tI'e I,l,Ii
Avenue and besides the two operas haye n'nleu
NJ n"S "! !Garmcn Les Dragons de Nlll'rs.'
and lie Voyage en- Chire.' On November =, we
sail for Havana and thence will go, later TO McH-
leo. We expect to return TO New YORK next M"'Ch'
10 play here for a short season AGAIN.
1t II has been announced. Mr.. Grau that you were
to open the Casino" - 80, a.,
Theo and my company. but the Casino IS not IT
ready, so l cannot do IT. 1t will take ut iedSt a
months. We were engaged to open there next Mon
day evening. have been very nuch put oul at ~,
failure of the Casino people TO 1ulhl theT put W
the contract, and | intend 10 bring suit against
them for damages at once. Had not been aOlc TO
secure the Fifth Avenue Theatre should nave sus-
tained very great loss. Nine. IheO Is engaged 10Y
Just sixty days IN America, with a heavy
forfeit for every day she is detained be-
yond that time rs she has signed Il contract 10 dp-
near then i'm Paris am TRYING very hard, though,
10 secure a revocation OF her Partisan contract so
as to take her with us on our Southern tour III
that case should consolidate the two companies ;
the one now playlnC with Nine. Ihec and my new
company. " bile at the Fifth Avenue he two
companies will play on alternate nights Nine heo
in opera bonfn and Mr.. Capoul ana Nile. Dor'''
III comic opera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
MARINE INTELLIGE NCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY
sunrses 5l8 SETS J57 Moon 1913 age dav. !,
HlGH WATER rG-Dtf.
AM-Sandy Hook 238 Gov. Island. 2j9. Hen Gate Ana
RM-Sandy Hook, 31, GOy. Island 1919; Hell Gais Sis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

Metropolitan " v v " -
INNS earned Boston Mor0poltao, l. First base by
errors Boston NetrOpOtdn2 Total loft bases, BOs
ton "a Metropolitan e. iOta base hit', Boston, MeuO-
,niitan struck ont Boston Metropolitan z. Umpire
Mir Daily Time % game, hour and - inmates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
ARREST OF A DISHONEST CLERK.

Philip Brenauer age twenty-niuc, was employed
previous to November %, 1881, a clerk IN the
IeweIy store Of Isaac j. Slsknd, No. go BOweTy.
On that date he disappeared with a number OF gold
ana silver watches chains, diamond studs, rings,
collar buttons and various other articles Of jewely
which OF the aggregate value OF ~, O3I No
olew could be obtained a. to where the thieying
clerk was until about six months atterwaTd. when
he wrote to Mr.. Siskud, cOniessing his guilt and
informing him that he had pawned the greater por-
tion Of the stolen jewery aud would forward to
him the tickets representing It, This he did, and
the placed in the hands of Detective Charles
OCOnnOr, OF the Central Once. who traced the
clerk TO Savannah, Ca, where he was arrested on "a
warrant issued by Justice Patterson. In the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday, the prisoner was
arraigned before Justice Ford, who renanded him
dnr examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
Announcements.

All that is needed to preserve the color and
beauty OF e harris an II Hair Balsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
RUMORs CONFIRMED BY IMPLICATION.

II was rumored IN Wall Street late yesterday
paper was in serious financial difficulties The re-
ports were confirmed by implication only at the
dealers Office Ii II understood chat he dealt large
~ III the notes OF certain welknown dry goods and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
o,,JECTlNG TO TIE WIFE


m. trial Of Edward Hovey, charged with the muir
der Of Mrs Fannie Ncrmilyea, his Sister-n-awj was
Gesnn Yesterday before Judge Cowlng III the Court
IF General sessions. The offence WAS committed at
No 273 West Ihlrty-eghth-St' on Nay 20, As
s;fant Ujstrct-Attomcy Fellows conducted the
nrosecution and William f. kintzmg appeared Tor
bedrf-ndant The facts as alleged were ihat the
,r,.,,vnr and Mr. Hovey had been quarIeling, and
Willie in the room with his wife and ssler-ih-aW he
HaI Lrandished a pistol and finally SHOT Mrs
Veruilyea in The chest. intilctlng mortal wound
II il claimed for the defence that tne shooting was
J.. - 4 inry wa, secured without difficulty
Mrs Elizabeth hoyey was called as TlII ihs;
Mr. Knitting. the prisoners lawyer deluahIed that
rirs u,vrv shonld be examined as 10 her pablhty
asa Wines. Sic testified that she had been mar
Red 10 Edward Hoycy on November 20, $50
aud was still his wife. Nh hlniZing tHrh OBJECTED
r. her examination as witness. on the ground tiat
- VIE could not be compelled to testify against her
husband. The subpoena that had been served on
Airs Uoyey was introduced as an evidence OF cont
InIsinu Judge Cuwiug said that hc desired 10 hear
argIluent on the question whether the law OF lo'o
,',',ii,r, that a husband or wife could not be com
nnelIed 10 testify against the other, changed thc
iIuie ot common law that neither one OF married
connie coutd be permitted 10 tcs.llS against inc
otGer. The case was adjourned TIL to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
RAMS first as alive agent in all complaints peculiar to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST SMALL POA'

MA ne,lth authorities OF Paterson, \. j., as Il
,iitar, measure on Wednesday deSlio4fu ""V tTe
@ t; Of RAGS which they had taken lIou t,lo
~ 'bnns. ot john OCOnnOr. ne Iags VIZ
e9',I,t from Italians who collected lhehl Ioh w
I''s nlaces in the city, and the fnDoiST was IV
i,r,G ms Liable TO spread contagloh' We City
be'siciaus had served notices on ~ CoI nn
P tn' tnn The gathering OF the rags iio paw
" otreutlon 10 their warnings, o.'I Nncu
~ ~ Fnnk vigorous measures lie sent lawyer W
- chancellor at Newark 10 procure an inJuii' ~"
training,he authorities from reIhoNlll Z nus stIe'
IL iini,ciiop was granted too late as 5ie properly
Ia been DESTROYED OConnor has pegui suIts
oioS the civ and the health officers iof uaag9
- is pronrrty Yesterday he began also criminal
, ~ Tor malicious mischief against 10y
iirH,.'c;an Myers Assistant City Physlciah hI.u
any ny Aerman Van Den Bylardt who Is also phy
sicjan. and who is assisting ile hc"i'N "i''0'' -
81 cl,,rts TO stamp out the disease
~. aiditioual cases of smallpox nave hN"h re-
rnrteJ 70 the health officers OF patterson.
i,nnr of these were developed III houses Where !ne
dis@asr had existed previously. ana me olHeI
n1tirnt is a niece OF a man who was aVackeu WIN WI!
sp'"llnov about two weeks ago. one OF the iatesu
Tonnrta6 victims Is William hencLan' CHOSEN
frIehodcr Of the County OF Pdssuc' lie alarm OF
He c,,zeus has about SUBSIDIZED and no excitement
~ .ausrd lhv the recon cases because thoy nave
heen confined to quarters where the malay hau
appeared before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
~, nor 1Cy AND LOTTERY MEN.

ARRESTS OF fOLlC1 AM ,".'..,,, NcKeon
The recent actioo Of Tcs procure evidence
III Iottery and policy dealers mas o Wnrrav
i sSd'' with success BY S.,r Inspector Jerome
"f the First P0, 4ctcciv 's Of No. SOl East
nitz, a Prltt"'V was hired by the Inspector on
SSvin1nesdav 10 visit certain places IN .no .iInts
Precinct VIZ We're Lcing sold. lie did not have
az" dittcultv in procuring evidence, anu LII -
his testimony number "i wa,,""'' An extensive
ihspcu.ot ,oon the law-breakers was piahhcu,
Tt yns 6rcldcd by Inspector Murray 10 oi.erS
twelve detectlve-serStants ana a., me me arrests
from fine Tenth Precinct in making NE I"rtnr led
.lo ur aitcr noon Yesterday Inspector Murray 5SS
,,coriv one-half of his force 10 N " lottery
Grand-st.. where Irnltz hau pui Charles u. j.
N tho nr-u1ict0r of the p ace Wa ~, of
caSy and the officers secured ntHp Yelned at
tickets and raP1ITno 600 SS'i in cash Nocke was ar
yye"tcd Inv Anthony Comstock lor need by
Sins several month ago ai H.. ~ - TO spend
Recorder smyith Srison N'l and pay fine
oeS His counsel appealed for new n' conrt
ending the bearing OF the case ~ The descent
N OelhS wa SSS GIand-st. was beng ma9o ny dr-
upon i,a N Murray. detective-sergcants WIN IL
rants, were Oh their way 10 I".t "1o I;rand-st.,
tec5Ne r,a M'5' Henry Wilson, OF No; 20
amI Charles A. Solomon OF No. a. its,, S
was arrested at No lg3 as III
-
made prisoner by Detectiye MsmpI ,,nSed d to the
,nnay door OF the tenement-honse at NO. 81 1913
syth-st. and took Ou9 "os,IHG' of these
Srsohcr we've CHARGED with sc Mcrs tatSa
sHPs 10 EIn ,sTtcrs and later IN the al'eIhTon
iacy were aoe@ y @t the ul Essi Ssd ia $500 bail
Court NHirat,cn. and tic others were heId III
$500 bail. ,,,;.., p,l,inson and Frass, of
the seventeenth Precinct also ade 1I siHt1 No.
sn'nc nocy shops arrested iienIy loih.1 East
some POI ITirtren1hst Henry krug, No. - LaS'
fc1ti%st nsy N Me- A East t Th hds JoGH
81! 1Inn Xo Rs Ihird-ave., and samuel oeWa an,
No. 81 fouthave I9c as ash S account SS t Of IN
s s'fn evidence justice Ford GSG4aIge1 sIo
other mel Ury'5tsJ in the morning 10y Detective
Maore,Jy OF the seventh Precuc'' was "iSO O''
'Ai sso go Tarr and Maher, of the fouln OF
cict ariigned before Justice murray f"r
81 fon,L. James Watson. age tniIl!+ w 1nS
6e9ling in lottery tickets and poilcy SiPS oa az hail
SouIj,tst. lie was heid III default ol ql'V0o VA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

HEAT AND Boil one MINUTE
Ango-Svss NiuSFoOd with water. and you deyeo moi Z
nds7 bnt a delightful wholesome nuTment Tor children and
lnyads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

Flies reaches, ants. bed-bugs rats, mice,
crows chipmuuks cleared out by rough on Rats" l5e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
FOR IMAIIGRANTs.
4 cANALnOAr ENpANGrRs NAyIGATIoN.

Tie canaIb0at i. /. Anthony paIicd tlOm her
m0oriugs at Pier No. North River, yesterday al
temoon and after drifting nearly to Robbins
Reef. without auy effort on the part of twenty or
tn path Of navigation, Captain Laughlin, Of the
Marine Hospital boat Woodwork, TOOK her to Bed
loes Island. No person was Oh board of the
Anthony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

LUNDBORG'S PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22
ro rAKE rcsrMoNY Ia Dbl ms sANIrY.

Justice Lawrence. III the supreme Court, Cham
bers Yesterday appointed referee to take tcsti
nony in regard TO he sanity of Joshua \. Alduigc
a colorcd man who has been confined for some tim
in an asylum. Aldudge Is said TO have been ciu
Gated Tor the ministry. lie became addicted T.
drink aud after being IN the WorkhOuSe Black
wells Island was sent to an asy um by his relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-22

Dennis McN aIihN, an freshman WHO IcccH.lS III =
rived i'm this country, aud who was not accustomed
TO the Use of rcvovcrS, yesterday shot Anna Byne,
age eight a daughter of Andrew Byne, of No >, 100
SccOnd-avc. He was examining the yolyer and II
was accidentally discharged. the bal! entering the
child's head and causing instant death. Mccarthy
was arrested by order OF the Coroner to whom the
case was reported, hut lie will probably be dis
charged to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. James d. Carringten has purchased the va
cant property corner Eighth and Main streets,
Richmond, known as the Spottswood Hotel lot,
for 600.
Mail messenger service has been established be-
tween Green Forest Rockbridge County, and the
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad one-half mile
rs often as required.
The wife of julius Alott, residing near Grafton,
W. Va, committed suicide last Sunday evening by
hanging herself from the rafters of q hay-mow
No cause is known for the act
Miss Minnie Richardson, a daughter of Alexan-
der Richardson, a weli-to-do farmer of Montgom-
cry County, committed suicide Saturday by hang
ing herself She is said to have been driven 10 the
act by modification consequent upon the disap
pointment of her sister in love affair.
The expedition against the oyster dredgers has
returned. They captured sixteen schooners and
one sloop, with sixty prisoners One oft the vessels
had several hundred bushels of oysters on board.
The prisoners, vessels, and oysters were turned
over to the civil authorities of Matthews County.
A serious difficulty occurred several days ago at
Littleton, Sussex County, between J. w. Adkins
and Thomas Swain, resulting in the latter being
dangerously stabbed by the former Adkins is n
well-known merchant of Littleton, and Swain was
formerly the postmaster at the same place.
political discussion was the cause of the difficulty
Mr. John L. Thomas, of::Portsmouth, has pur-
chased the Marine Railway with engine and all
appurtenances of the Canton Marine Railway
Company of Baltimore This will be removed to
Berkeley, and will be located just above the ways
of Messrs. Thomas h Thomas. The ways win be
able 10 accommodate vessels of two thousand tons.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-21
DISTRICT COURTS.


EouLTY oouRT-JusTIoE WYLIE1Burns vs.. KIN
ney; time to take testimony limited to twenty-five
dsys; Sands Us. sands sale ordered and Reginald
Wingield leave 10 Withdraw exhibit II. w. No.
i" granted, aud sale ordered, and ]. Amber Smith
and John B. Thompson appointed trustees to sell.
Nichols vs. Cook Edwin N. Thomas appointed
guardian nd litem. Webb vs.. Webb; leave to file
amended bill granted, Gibbs Coyle; final ratif-
cation of sale and reference TO auditor ordered. Loo
ney vs. Quill motion for Injunction denied; leave to
amend bill granted. Adjourned till halfpast o. M
to-day. Assignment-Nos. % and -.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-THE CHIEB-JUsTIC
JUSTICES HAGNER AND JAbEs.-Hcllen vs.. Blake
suggestion of death OF Eugene HELEN and John b.
Blake, and order notifying personal representative OF
dofendan Blake to appear. Adjourned till ten a. M
to-day. Same assignment
CIRCUIT COURT-JUsrIcE MAcARTHuR.-Cools
Bros. Il Co. VS.. DUNCAN DobsOn Vs. DUNCAN, Ragge 4
ROch VS. DUNCAN motion TO set aside Judgment
granted Peoples Savings Bank Adar death of
defendant Adalr suggested. Stewart Elliott Jury
ont. Jackson x Co. vs.. Miller; jury out. Adjourned
I'LL ten a. IN. to-day. Assignment unchanged
CRIMINAL CoURT-JUsTICE COX,-Walter Brown,
Alexander Dorsey Philip Handy, and Walter Pey-
ton, assault with intent TO kill Philip Cray sentenced
Brown 10 three years, Dorsey two years, and Handy
two years In Auburn penitentiary; Peyton nine
months In District jail. Samuel 5. Lacy and John II.
Bruce libel Jury respited Daniel Long, unlicensed
bari lea Of guilty entered sentenced TO pay fine of
elO5 and costs or sixty days In the wOrkhouse. AS
agnnient for today-SimOn Levy and cases left over
from last assignment, being Nos. 1901, l,l26, and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-21

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2O.-Flour-Quiet without import
ant change; Southern unchanged and trade light COM
mon to fair extra % SO96 so good to choice 50 600
800. Corn-si@lc better and somewhat unsettled; ex-
port inquiry moderate; fair business in options clos
ing weaker; ungraded, GiGCG694c; No. 3, O5GG5Jkc;
steamer CSC; No. 2, 67k67c for new 8s 6lG9,lc for
old steamer white SOC southern white, sSc Western
yellow, 6Ssic; No. ., February, 67c March, G675Ec
Oats-Cash lots unchanged; options i4dac. better:
No. 3, asa 5O,3c. Coffee very firm and fairly active;
sales Ro9Ic. for fair; Rio In cargoes quoted 1Ic
Sugar unchanged and quiet; fair TO good refining
quoted at 7@7sc; refined firm and quiet; yellow q,
7ISc yellow, Gal@75sc Off A, s1S@sXc; mould A, &c;
standard A. she; confectloners, a, SIC; cut loaf "
6p0tsc; crushed, gc; powdered, 9c; granulated $40
@9Ae; cubes, s,ae Mo GLASSES STEADY and demand
Pork held n shade higher trade very quiet; ;sales
new mess spot at sis 06 do old quoteGnt $40 5Di7 o0
March, Sl7 00lpl7 70 do April fl7 75l7 SIS.
Mddles dull, weak, and nominally unchanged; long
clear 0Sc; short clear 0tc long and short clear, half
and half 9&c. Lard about loo per 100 pounds lower
and fairly active closing weak at sales prime steam,
spot, $40 76@iO I'M February, $40 5000 so.