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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-10
NOTICE TO sPORTsMEN.
HORSE AND BUGGY Ar RAFFlE,

Persons found shooting on or near Glassell res
ervoir will be prosecuted to the full extent Of tn,
law, move 1ml r. ROGERS, Agent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-10
roR SALE.

city. at bargain, for few days. This property
can be laid of into lots and sold at price that
one can double his money upon In ninety days.
Apply 10 J. y. white 4 Co.. office No. 3, north
east corner First and Main streets. novo u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-10

SAs Francisco, Nov. o. Best aud
Belcher, $40; Chollar, 2.l5; Consol-
dated Virginia, As; Crown Point, 90;
Eureka Consolidated =; Gould Il
Curry, 80; Hale Il Norcross, LIS;
Mexican, $50; Northern Belle, =;
0phir, 4.25; Potosi, 10; Savage, 80;
Sierra Nevada, 1886; Union 3.55; Vel.
low jacket. 8 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
Isr TELEGRAPH To THE rHrBUsE.I

DEADwooD. OAK, April 5.-The Deadwood ny
draulic Company, owning all ofthe valuable placers
hui one in DeadwOod Gulch, last winter constructed
q magnificent and costly bedrock ilulne, purchased
rights of way and much material preparatory to ex-
tensve work by the hydraulic process. Operations.
however, have been delayed by the action OF The
owners of the excepted claim, who obtained an IN
junction restraining the company from taking wa CT
from its reservoir above the excepted claim 20 the
deprivation of the owners OF the latter. rh!s pro,
claim has been worked repeatedly aud is pronounced
barren.
The Estrella del Norte Is in fine shape for An early
resumption of work aud prosperous season. It's
ground on Castle Greek was found rich wherever
worked, but owing ~ depth OF bedrock and super
abundance Of water, IL has been only specifically
prospected.
AS the statement made in these dispatches that q
number OF mills in the hills GRATED for the ex
press purpose OF quilting the public has drawn
from q local sheet u hat contradiction ana chsl-
eDee to furnish names. IT IS claimed that the Noble
Grand tho Scandinavian, and several others Ia
Pennington and Custer Counties. including the
Standby, are of the designated class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
The WIDOW or 4 "MOLLTE.D
Eton Ths pf,eburn Dtsrntch.


Mrs. Kfhne, the best knew nj all the WIDOWS
OF ollie Magulrcs stu keeps TIE pablo house her nus
band started Grarviile II stands close unhrf tue
shadow OF mountain OF coat lust on the Out'slrh OF
the grmy little village AID RI II not Tor tue Worls
The Miners Home by Mr.. JOhu KehOe. when cover
u boar, over the tap room door, no stranger WOMB
suppose to he place OF pub c enter tanhcnt IL ~
frame structure. two stories high. ana It's exterior was
once painted red but the dust from the neighb"rlhg
culn piles has gwen It q dirty brown appearance a
poo fable Ills Tho centre Of The barroO, whicn lhe
largest apartment IN the building. aud over the OAR
hangs framed Telegraph 81 Jack kehoe rms = inc
room ia which the most de perate MOcs met mighty 20
discusa the advisablty OF removing OiircuDnable
nfOi1ner" he universally called nv the friends ara
relatives Of the his stiony sent To the galoMA
Mira KchOe prcsidcs the bar. She Is thirty-lVe
years age tel and handsome Some threads Oi gray
few lines on forehead iIor Hue large and
Intelligent Her teeth are hne and hcr complexion -
srikiugly beautiful. She said 20 be the most
heautifi Irish girl In the MahHnOy Valley. rhe mas
i've children. and tie eldest tern yrnr-o ola girl 10
was running barcOOted ABOUT tue house yesterlaN Is
ycrg pretty. Mrs kehoe " n woman Of ZONE culture.
Her voice Is pleasing and she talks we'll "lhe Miners
Home supports Mrs. KChOc and her family comfortably
ard she has money ia bank. a year or two hilcf
hoes execution she began receiving Offers or mar
rage hnt abe refused 10 give to them. one lnde-
ftsabe .utOr named John carey. refused To take no
m answer and pressed LIS SUIT 50 ardrntN thdt
relcn I'D aud they were married few mon rs ago
Before hs riagc Carey worked IN TIC uue- since
he settled himself in The Miners Home however. ne
has devoted hi- time principally 10 tddle-paying, and
his rem 'fiOn ~ the Shan Van NOcht 3, ia Mr. non
ahan'- rainiop, better than Blond Tom cnd dOot
His ". STAINS her first bu-hands md rules the
family aud Carey Win a rOt Of iron The nelghbor-
have great respect Mrs KchOes and one or
Shenandoah editor who wrote bitterly abont her
hls baLd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
STRUENSEE AND QUEEN MATILDA or
DENM ARK.


There are signs of revived interest in the
fate o. tho unfortunate Strucusee-as he has hitherto
been lcred though acc9rding TO the Corennagen
corrspOndeu. of The NrHdaTd papers are nbo II 10 be
pubi-hcd which viii place MA cOudnct IN a new lghi,
and perhaps show that when In l772 lie
broueht 10 tho tcaGOld he rightly
executed. Several booAs about StrheHsre
have lately been brought ont; aud tho disrov-
ery Of "a sealed box containing number Of documents
and nieiunrIrda own handwriting Will 81 course,
folllwed by the production NJ another volume or
series Of volumes the theme. 10 Is perhaps only
I'm foreign countries thar SruenStc. the strength OF
German dramas ard French rOHances. Is looked upon
n ig-undcd rcforncr. did his best for the land
he had adupte hs own. aud wa brought 10 un-
timely er through the intrigue Of selfish natives ~
nav be said. however that since his reforms had fhe
effect NJ turning AGAINST him the army tIc navy, the
arisooracy and the Church. no very deeply laid IN
rigirs could have been -aT, in order To drive him
rnm he position he icd. Apart from the question
az ~fucn~ct'. Hir.ty throne. that Of Queen Ma
thlts fidelity 90 hc- husband has never been quite de-
c.Icd She wa5 arrested tae same night struensee
hcr ALLEGED l0~rr and with her adsiu waiting. Lady
Mostyu. was thrown il o. prison - Queen Matilda was
au ngli-h princess Iul The sister OF George ILL., good
deal interest felt IA Eneiand ~ 4" the nature OF
her relations with Stru'Usee; dud srHcnsce being
German. lIuch -rfatiln was entertained Tor hin
IN Germany. IN France TIE story OF Htrucnsce and
Queen Matilda has been regarded chiefly In dramatic
point of View and very dramatic In many RESPECTS II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
THE COURTS.
COURT CALENDARS-APRIL {

SUPREME COugT-C CHAMBERS Before Barrett I-EoS
10 80, 40 49, 90 81 D. g., g. II. 49, 1856 1J8 re
1915 2l5 no go 2%7 2f6. 247. 2is 2jl 25I 25S 259
2G1
OnOOdsc midi agt the Mutual life Insurance Com
paDv-SOdiy caleidar.
FSuPaRNR GoUgr- iacUT Pant mo day calendar
PART II-beOte DonOhue J.NOs. l0I Pisa, 1882 9OsI2
glUl2 - IL, 2Sb2 iiJS, 2l57 25G6
2279 ZS43 292O 1880 1881. 1882 2g34 1886 1887
1895 2V42 2la. $40 20s6. 2O47 24S 29ig $3.50 1852
2954 2955 1856, 2g57 26S 2g59 1868 1904 1865 1856
2j67. 1865 1869. 297O Z97
PART IIIBefore lartcmore Short c.uses-Nos. 1922
1t9 4l45 1872, $751; 1898. 4O49 1863 1904 426i 42b2
41Ol, 4266
slikR0GArEs COURT Before Rollins s-Conts.ted will
Ellen NJ Mallen at 10 a. Contested wiz OF James
at ~ n IN.
sUrEsIOR coURisPEciAL TERa-Before sedgvck. C. j.
Nos. s6 ~, Al, ., o.
o2.t sos 5St. 7OJ 443.
Pan il Before Truar. J.-Nos i58 Gs0 675, FOL Ga4
500 Gi2 554. 80 59l. ~, 729. 7a3, 735. TAG.
oefOre lug aham Mos. 7O7, 71S 1I6i ll8s
1lG9. 20S 1912 l2l5 Z4. 1913. 1928. IN 1923, 1884
1915, l247 1850. 1852. 1901, 1856 1888 l242.
day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERH- Before J. r. DAILY, Nos.
2374, l0l6 24s4, Ji7. 1888 1865 2Z7D 1859 1850 2725
2U5i, 2Z43 1853 2oSO 1911 2O23 1850 OgJ 70 10 20g3
27s7 2674 lbll. 2oZs y6s 952 l3I g. 242o 1850 2329
PART Ii-Beiore Van Hoessa, Mos. 30u4. sUOa ZOOS.
1918 PA 27iO ZII2 2I66 277u. 275l $780, 2752 277O
87s 27S9 ZsJs 25l2 2Ss 1874 2Sl7 277S 6S4 24l2 C7l
1908.
Part II--Before Van Brant, J.-Nos 1884, BOIL 3ol2
s03 30l4 30b 50le y07, sOls 3OiJ, 1920. S02i 8022
3023 1924 $685. 3026 1927 3J48 30i7 3U4S 3049 $500
1851, 3052
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
VERDICT AGAINST TWO POLICEMEN.

John Duffy recovered yesterday in the
Court OF Common Pleas verdict Tor $500, against
Policemen John Hurley and Samuel r. Ferguson,
damages for alleged false imprisonment Tue plain
tn alleges that ia Deccnbc', 1879. he
fell on tho sidewalk in East Einetoenth-st.
and dslocaied hir hip. Hurley came
up him while lie lying iu;a helpless condition.
lie asked the policeman to help aim by calling
buauce a carriage. Hapiey, lnleh II doing az re-
quested Iappel FOR assistance. Frgus1n answered III
CALL and ct anley draE hin 10 the station Ia East
TweDty-sec nd-sL Subsequently Le taken from the
staGon Bellevue Hos Iital, which ne unable 10
leave until May, 1880. Mr. DIfy alleges his
luTies made HIN cripple Tor ne. TIe inJlrv
ceived by him 10 his fall greatly aggravated by the
roug treatment to winch had 10 sun NIT at tne hands
of the policeman.
The defence Mr. Dnfys action was rat he drank
and resisted arrest, IL usn with drunken lie
struck and dt the deendan mad no Idea that
leg injured In way, until aftcr hey hal got
him tue station fne defendants also alleged that Ia
conduct toward Mr. Duhy thcy had smply acted
upon their general Instructions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
COTTON MAKKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

,,v.spoof Ami 5-I230 n.-Cotton easier, MIS-.
ane Culsnda 800, orleans do 5sId Sae4 1000 baes.
incudire bales sDeeulon and EXPORT keeeiptss
tnI DaIes tntu i 800 AmercaL FuuroSU Diands
Iw Adaung clause. April and Nav deuyerf. J"s4i; do.
Nv aa Juue devery. jsd. June anu July denverY,
49, DO July August delivery. 5'sasi. DO August
delivery. October aud November
a. tvary So I'D Futures closed barely stexv.
fIvKaPoo- j.-1uO % m-Cottoh-ine saies OF tae
da, tp,iIt1i :. q bais1 Amer1c.i
lIyRRPOO- i-J:b5 y. m.-CottJn-fitn eS-Up-
lanas lew Miud.:ag clause. ApI delivery rS4i,
d. nav ana 5s1s4a. do. June qua Jny dchv
erv 54e.d y ard Aagust delivery, 5ts do xuEufs
ami SepIenIDet delivery 1saG; November and Deeem-
or delivery, o5Sssd- aso jS'a.d Futures Tat
tHA ADsl 5.-C0ti0D steady Mdunx -.
Low Ml,iinx 9?c Good Ordinary. c net rceipSs COL
bs.ss, gross. oJl bales 200 0acs; exports 10
rhr continent 1903 bales 10 Great Britain ba.cs;
10 srruec bales coasiwise. las Daies stock. AXIS
bates
Aiddnng. 30. Good Ordinary Sc; mes roc-lpes <oiV
Rates .DlJ oales exO'rts - SleN Britain -
Dales, France - bales " the Continent - b@eAs
20 Channel bales eosst"ise. l'"o5 osies' sAsss
A no uales: STOCK. b332l bates A..
xEw.oss,vs Apra o.-cotton quiet: a'ddlinx s.,s.
Lew Middtns. Sc. Oooo Ordinary. o5tsc nst rsceipssi
6,II9 gross. 1884 laes; exports co.s,"1se III
hales; Britain 4jy Daes s.es 5voJ paies lass
evening. - bales; stock. ZsJss2 bates ,,,,,u al.
sAvANNAA. Aplii 5.-,;otton duiet Middihg bge.
Low Middins 9rsc: Good Ordinary oIrsc ne, reselpe
lISu oa.es gross /. 50 bales. exports 20 France =
70 Continent exports eo.stwise ioll Sales "
(irsa. BriIaIu balcs sales UOo Daios Last evening"
lou DatSs stock. $3.50 bsies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
ALARGE SALE OF LAND IN TEXAS.

CHICAGO, April ga year ago the State
Legislature of Texas ceded portion Of the state known
the Pan Handle" comprising 100000 acres 10
syndicate composed of c. b. Farvel j. V. Fdr"el, Ap-
ner Tdylor and A. &. BabcOcki confederation OF tho
erection by the COMPANY Of q capitol blGlng for the
State in Austin to cost 100000 thus King the value
of III. land at 80 cents acre. London syndicate
has Just given refusal of the entire tract un
April Is and the sale IA declare virtually concluded
III price. II stated. $1oO00000 The tract Is 0ooo
square mi ca In ex ,n cOmprl e. the n1rthe rn OF
the State aud lTed to be rich In arabic al grazing
lands lt AMI timbered 20 such dege ht 20
have attracted nnn of three English syhdc es
Tie last agent made two propositions 70 rent me
privilege grlzig stock buy inc land outrlSll
The sale was Ct on the ter proposition on condi-
ton that the fra payment be placed to the credit OF te
Chicago owners In the Bank OF England on the u"'9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
THE SUIT AGAINST ADELINA PATTI

The suit brought by Madame Sophie NJ.
ManzOecn against Adena PATTI for $1,000 and interest
for music less ons said 10 been given TO Madame
Patti by the husband OF tine plaiatlf
continued yesterday before the roteree, j. W. Van
Iiolsen, at No 1913 Broa iway. The counsel FOR the
defen ant eli 10 prove xamiantOn OF
The alntIG that at ,He sim The mucIi services
ideIo Mad iiIc Pdti' child II tairteen ysarz
entirely snUstrVlcnL b. plans nj dietauOus 7
IA, Ter TOOK session al receipts fruiu
etc, and betrayed AL exens 10 was 'urher ecifed
that the husband of the plaintiff and tho fat O the
defcndant were war fritnGs from 1858 until
the time or tJeir deaths: tnAt tie
plaintiffs husband died without Mems aud int
II improbable III Ter theHe cireunsauces that MN
Loccni should not nave asked payment during All
years II he mad supposed tis money NJ
niiu. The books II the aintihs husband, showing
recOr service rndcTC pat evidence, when
the Gaze was adlOLrne1 uuLll ncxl MOmdll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGTON, April Sin the Court OF
Commissioners o Alabama CLAIMS, to-day, the following
Judgments were an IOnpced:
No. I47-Johu W. Msyhew. administrator Of A sidney
Jolnapn-{ ~. vii Interest from ApTl 10, 1853.
50. l.f1.-Hasuel nnOs. 1870 with In from De-
cembcr D. lsC4.
40 I.47s-John ". Afea adm nsr'tor OF Philip Clifford
sj25, wiih iuteit ~ IOm Dec :inDcr D., 1864.
so IA l-~Aran W. worth nilistr.drix Charles T.
Worth-Sl, oo4. with ntel'si g. ON btccmOu .. 1864.
AZ Wendell "a. G1DD. nd IiiLsIato estate
los. IN Franci+S3SO with interest from May ~ 1863
M lo-JOscph Encs-tjjJ vita nt, esi IRON December
o. 1864.
No 4S9-Wendc H. Cobb administrator Of ichard Gould
j jdgnent The United STATES
so. IIo-Reaben W. Wood S-Gs with interest from
No sIC-Gcorse W. A. 1osher-s2JO with inierest from
December o. sU4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RspDrist " 80 - II. DtH, q 90. II WtI.s,
THURSDAY, April 3 p. NJ

IHURSpAl, April . p. NJ.
Great activity and strength characterized tho
speculation in stocks to-day. In the early dealings
there was q slight hesitation shown by LackawanIa
which continued to lead the market-and u few
other stocks, but the constant advance of Lake
Shore from 1922 to 11ll2 impaired confidence 70
these, aud Lackawanna was not far behind Lake
Shore in tho final gains. 1t closed at 126is ex
dividend of per cent, against l27ll yesterday. A
greater advance was made by Central Pacific. which
rose to 7SlsGD777s, but that stock much less
tive. While Lackawanna and Lake Shore were the
acknowledged leaders, the advance was general and
apparently impartial. NewYork Central followed
in the wake of Lake Shore and recorded gain of Il
per cent closing quiet but firm az 1877. To the gen
eral rule there were two marked exceptions:
Northwestern common, which was conspicuous by
its activity aud strength two days ago, was dull
and unchanged at 1873, and Rochester and Pitts
burg, although fairly active. closed with final
loss of Il per cent ut 122l2 These were nearly at
their lowest points at The close, while the others
ended little below their highest figures. The
market in general closed strong. but with some
abatement of the early activity.
Government bonds were somewhat more active ut
full prices, but the 4s in which the bulk OF the
business was DONE aud tue 3s closed unchanged;
the bidding prices OF the other issues b higher.
Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYonK April 5.-BEEVEs-No fresh rec ,ipis and no
hcsf bad rather SLOW SALE sshnston Market - lie.
% r SSi Sre, ,ala a. Tor odniry o da g.
shI9@!s . Day a. i%GSs III d Lo@ S Gp s i Se
TO Tor 90 81 e Bia mic - quarter, 81 Iee and 27j
the Jrnoco Sd cattle ~ rncSer Live cate and
Of BEET 81 Live sheep aud 30 arcsses Of Mutton 81 A L.
o@'HPVTa. Recent, were 27I head oss he'd at ootb
d. hga v az Jg eY o si hS "a, Pm a'D5oa
SIC and roor Cool ranied irun3 Tho blk tho
;ulpy vas Common tick and a. Tcn lion Of more than
re arr ct unity -. 90, a. whlrh nas Zen
eesi ~ q, erS ~ a. wiz Pains st IT'S sell
inT At . a loo. and 4 lew Choce Jerseys At nc.
sofne $40 1--we Calves h5ve reen re- dyed and .oi at
Jcry city this wee but 'hDpe were not anyion, 10 have
exported pr-nmi0y because they didn't want tho
aner' 70 now hog qa @gT ys, ye o nasSs 20
do. IOi d. at5~o md o. 81. lol 70. at3c.
n i al s DO rs 3 ts o. i4 h. al s. DO DO
10 It ii.c. Bob; and Buiernllt; 81 h. at Nc and
I cneces 4 Dewey sod y Yeas &c 10 .tsr.c 2 do.
KiTGy = O. sod ie ve,i- iIs D. &C Iddp. (Wi1edl
JeiiGe Wirhi HoaS 4 Co. sold Is vra- 40 a. At SIC;
80 10 H. H. do lob d. At &c Il do. 10 10. At &c,
EFe Is Oh, 41,ls. 80 %. at &c 40 I27 D. at g
sIl;EP 40 LAIss Heeeials were 81 car. of 7eO.
he'd - c4's 81 COINS! or q Jss'e; ny .na Gr 2.
seanGt - ne fot " co sponing iine asst week
I'd sellers conclude 10 hod The and
70 flad
hoo. oil Torrance OF the pens lodsy common TO EStra
YosTiings sod NJ 7asc. About .5u Spung lambs
sold In Va hingon Market at 81 so 81 pea hold The
ed II gulc "a he Oni Side quo s'inn
ureeo Mutton qaiot 81 aoi"'ac and Dressed Ycaring
Lambs qu0tcl - uGi.c
~alcs = d Sidor & co sod 50 Ohio sheep IA d. at
7c 40 do ." %. a. % tO - do ~ ~ at 6sc 237 Ne
br do. - %. a. SIC
Se%lsn & ciet ,oi. NJ Ohio sheep % ID. at - IS; 90
do 20 10 at - 80.
: lae@e1 .o s ~ wS,lsTn slcsG z s9IS
4. oil sod - ~pIi1s Lamb. AZ 81 - head
j. :. HC HARRISON id II -piiug .@ifdbs fOr So 30.
r. =. Alpo Ieh sold spun, Lambs al So ID och.
Diienbecs p Dewey sold: 10 STATE sheep. O6 n. az
S. 87a; l65 10 lv2 n. ~ 90 l4e ao lOJ 81 As
g o. Al &c; 81 no, % D. At 10 Ia do. 81 ~. at
G7c 40 Western do. 40 10, 1t 1Lc 0t do ~ III. 7c
do ~ 10 II G, ana % state la nOa 10 10. ~ Sc
ffalcnbrcr sod 2i2 STATE Lambs a. TO- az G9ao;
40 Michigan sheep. ~ 10. at I've; no do - at
pa gIJ a7c 1913 state DO 10 TO- at 81 So and 1863 do
81 To- attic.
2lD Wcstenco. ~ az 81 90 Sale DO l5O H. at 7A4c,
and Isl 30. 81 ID ut D. sc.
kirby Co. sod. O2 state Sh. 90 d. at 81 10 and 80
Nest ,rn do. l0U ID. az 7sc.
HCtis-ecepls wero ears o. lC5 head cars at 10th
e. and ears at Jer-ty Cy. Total days Il O39
1877 head for tlr corresponding time last
The feeling strong dealers quoted the market
aS%c The supply OF Country Dressed IL about
dcmani and prices have al yanced in sympathy
with CITY since the close OF last Heavy
quoted iO4c Medium at 1O2a lOJ4c; Light states
at lOA 1c, and Light Jer.eYs at la lac.
saesHallcnbeck DAVIS sold: ~ state Pigs 40 TO- at
3 &C. 10 Hogs 2.5 n ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
CHARTER or THE NEbARK PLANK ROAD

The announcement in Sundays TRIBUNE Of
the fact that the Newark and Jersey City Plank Road
and Turnpike Corporation had secured extension OF
their chartered privilege for fifty years caused general
surprise in the cities Interested, and particu-
larry in Newark Mr.. Arnit sc and others who have
been interested actively In seeking from
Plank Road Company were not aware, until last Sunday
that the charter had been renewed. Mr.. Armitage
stated that during the Legislative session he
Tie flee Of Secretary OF state and examined the
cords 10 himself that the Plank Road Company
had not renewed s charter and that he them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06

State bonds were inactive but firm. or the Ar
kansas Is issued railroads, Fort Smth rose from
81 to 3d. while Pine Bluffs were y lower at 81.
Tennessee compromise clo,ed the fraction higher at
467s and Georgia endorsed rs were strong at 1872
There were no transactions in city bank stocks.
Only few railroad mortgages participated III tho
buoyancy OF the share market. The chief feature
of the bond market, indeed. was tho continued
activity In New-York. West Shore and Buffalo
drsts, In which the business amounted to over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
RURoPEAS MARKETS

LxyERPoO April 5.-Racon. Cumberland Cut 5tus shorO
Hi, jisd PORK Prime ss0i 10 Western S1t lAcns
Primo esseru 57gi yeess American Choca 1osa cora
ilul for Axod rurpeHts1o SVltta Add ffovsioDs-
Iard oosdi per American Brceistdns--Cor oo1.
far old Mxei Western Wheat MA ~ ID per centa 10
ifo,nss cum Jh Jd foe ned spnnD yOd - %
tos l.ed Winter. AN, ,,.,..,.~
linseed. AtSd quarter flnaeeo on xSl w go -
par tun. raiow .70 Der cst Keansd fesfasun' 'S'S
aAvaE April 5.-wAcox's Lart closed 81 10 francs oo
seutmes Der ou xiloN .sn .,.rs. Al
EasNsx April 5--weox's Lard CLOSED a. 80 msth' "
ntennrs prr no lpS Petroleum. marks 40 pIennit>
AyrwEar April a-Petroieum 10 francs 20 ss',ars
Fine Pale American paid aud !! francs 20 eonu nos '
WLIroxs .,ra per OJ knvs $3.50
MAscaGsrgR. apr 5-Tne marses 70, ssrns ane vzrfs
"A olet ~ men. % reed Gold tsnd shiru1xs
sn o. l,Ei I'LL; 26neh 60 reed frintsr - Siisc
b zoz. A7 I'd aSSd.: No a. Muls Tw,e< inr se''''
vk0tsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06

1882 Miss Williams became mother and the defendant
r,sed ia support her, but advised her 20 earn her nv
inc on the streets. Will Miss Williams was at the
Founding Asylum Mrs. Williams alleges That she was
oompeIei 70 relinquish all employment so that she
conId visit daughter. -,
The defendanrs answer makes a general denial.
Charles s Spe Ia the plaintiffs attorney, anu JACK
son a MARITIME a . for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
MINES md INNING.

THURSDAY April ST.. NJ
The feature Of the mining stock market was the
rapid decline IN Sonora Consolidated from SO to fl
cents. This stock was the only really active one
and its decline affected the rest of the market.
avajo yielded % cents 10 800 Annie 10 % cents
and Consolidated Virginia 80 cents. Small trans
actions were made in other shares at prices which
were VII ,ually unchanged from previous quota
lions.
A IINIrG EYHKINGrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
United STATES sIrpREME COnRr.

WASHINGTON. April 5.-'Fhc following busi-
ness was transacted ia the Supreme Court of tue
United States 10 daJ:
No 232-GcOrge ". Campbell and OheTb appellants.
the Untei SGt's Argued:
233-J. Sherman Iial pia'nf In error the Penn
sylyania isailtoad Omyany- COIt.nur..
Ma %. John II. ountree. ilaIuIa H. errnr agt T. +.
Smith aHd a 90 Lghtler cled iOT pI14iia IA
submitted f0r tcfDnd ants N
2lJ Thomas etc, pliItIin
william hing othss. assgnccs. oJArgtnient gun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MABxEF4

LONDON. April j-l23o D m Aaantlc and Great Western
certificates 5ii2 do. second mort
gage b; Erie 3SJ.; Reading 2Ss Mexican Railway limited
1881 NewNork. Ontario and Western. 21 MIL
waus u commOn 1919
LONDON. April 5-3 m-rhe proportion OF the Bank OF
England TO liability which last week was 80 q Der
cent ji's cent The bullion in the Bank o. Eng
land has decreased G37S 900 during the past week
LONDON. April D.. 300 Paris a1v1Ces quota tnroe
pet ron rents. tor tbs
April J-t;OO m.-AtalJc and Great Western
first MORTGAGE tees certificates So; do second mort
Er1e 80 Pennsylvania Central. 63s Reading %
Mexican HALLWAY timiteli Ordinary 1881 New York on
tarO and Western. 27s Milwaukee, aud ST. PAM common
los.
bar silver quofed AZ 50a.d. per ounce.
The Amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO-DAY IL R6OoJ.
PARIs April s.. rhe weekly statement OF the Bank OF
"a de- OF lSJO,OOD francs gold. and
q deerease OF 50J.0DU names silver
April 5.-43J D. m.-Paris advtccs quote three
cent rentes francs 55 cenmes for the account.
aud exchange London at % francs % confines .or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-06
CLOSING PRICES or UILIPOsyTa STOCKS
SAN Francisco, Thursday, April 5, 1893.

The Savage Mining Company has levied an assess
nent of 81 % per share; the Yellow Jacket Mining
Company has declared q dividend OF 20 cents per