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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE STAR ROUTE TRIAL.

WASHINGTON. April 12.-In the star Route
trial this morning James T. Waugh, OF this city, testi
fed that he was familiar with Miners handwriting and
declared that the first six signed 10 the petition
alleged to have been written aud signed by MiLer had
been written by Miner. Mr.. IIenkie was surprised at
hi, statement and said he had not consulted win the
witness.
report OF the proceedings Of the United States
Senate was put I'm evderce TO show that Dorsey in
Washington at the time when it C. argcd that lie
wrote the letter from Chico Springs, Ncw-Mexico. John
n Doris contract Office clerk, testified That the law
officer OF the Post Office Department prepared the form
used for contracts
william H. Belts attorney OF this city, terrified that
he had met Moore several times The Court refused 10
permit the witness several questions put by
Mr. Ingersoll who hnaly said: " 50 far W. Dorsey
and j. W. Dorsey are concerned, lam through"
Mr. IeDke-SO a Nj. Vale ana Mr.. Miner are
cerned, am through
Mr. Wilson-We rest, your Honor; so far as General
Brady Is concerned.
Nj Merrick-DOcs Lat cover them all
MI Henkle-NOt GcrdcL
Mr. Murck-OH; he has pleaded guilty.
Mr. Davdge-Resting in the bosom Of the Govern
meat.
Mr. Bliss Immediately began the rebutting evidence by
calling Messrs. Casey ana Brown and Misses Day and
Clare New-YorK telegraph operators, to the stand ~
prove the ecniiauBudI destruction OF tccgraUe the
object lay tie foundation for the int reduction of
secondary evidence Of the contents of the tecgrans
alleged 20 have been by Dorsey at the AlOemare
Hotel 10 erdell the Washington train IN June 1881.
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CLOSING PRICES or PHfLADELPHIA STOCKS
Rsl1cieL bI JOIN Il w. V -. II WtuLsL
THURSDAY. April 12-P. n.


The stock speculation to-day was dcsultory, If
regular and indecisve. Yet the leading stocks gen
orally show more or less important final gains upon
Yesterdays last figures. The business
of tho day amounted to 1921 shares.
against 477300 shares yesterday. OF to-
DAVIS transactions, six stocks contributed
nearly GO per cent: Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 81, 900; Lake Shore, 80, 500; Union Pa
cifc, 20, 1907 Denver and Rio Grande, 23,40O; 81.
Paul, 2O,400, and East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia preferred 1920 shares The market
ouened duh and the early business generally was
done at some concessions from last evenings figures,
and there was a bare escape from the develop
ment of marked weakness. rumored
buyiug of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
and of Lake Shore, however, in time to check
the growing disposition TO realize, and prices hard
ened for the whole list. sui the market all day be-
trayed feverlshness which has not been seen for
scveral DAYS. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Auctuated many times between 1898 and 1904,
aud finally closed at 100, which is 81 higher than
Yesterdays closing figure, and Lake Shore, after
freouent fluctuations between 112l4 and 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Axel Ernest BjOrkman was allowed oy t"e
County Court in Brooklyn yeserdayto change MS name
TO Axel Ernest.
.Judre Cullen Yesterday granted a motion to
Get aside the Brooklyn City ordinance when goes lu'o
kec on MAY requirinr all street cars TO have cohGuf
orr nnt after the suit est it, legality brought by
Inc Crosstown Railroad Company, Is decided
In the suit of John Hearns to receive $1,000
s damages from the Grand street. Prospect PARK ana
tatbush Railroad Company. OF Brookyn,for personal IN
Eries III Jury gave for $500 damages, yes
terday.
Justice Barrett yesterday, in the Supreme
tourt Chambers refused to refer TO ajuTy the issues
m the suit OF James H. Mapeson against Madame Juch
10 restrain her from singing under any hahaeehen'
except his.
James O'Connor yesterday in the Superior Court re-
covered verdict for 5000 against the Second Avenue
Railway Company, a damages for injuries alleged 10
have been sustained 10y him through the negligence OF
the company servants
The suit of Charles A. Hotchkiss against william J.
Hutchinson for the recovery Of SlOsOOO, out OF which,
ia alleged the defendant defrauded the plaintiff while
bcting AZ his broker was continued before Referee
Georre H. Adams Yesterday The defendants books
were compared with statement made by him to the
plaintiff Mr. Hutchinson SAID that he did not rec0llect
~ have charged Mr. Hochkss less than Per cent on
any transaction
william f. Kelley and James Duffy appointed
administrators of the estate Of William Z. Duffy a
Roman Catholic priest, who died in Connecticut In 1876
The estate was estimated at about $4,000 The heirs
n, the deceased person became disconnected with the
action of the administrators. Surrogate Rollins yeser-
dsy decided that the administrators must account before
him Complaint Is made by the heils that excessive lees
have been paid to lawyers
Tue trial OF the suit of Mrs Anna L. Yates to Obtain
dover interest the estate OF AOnzO c. Yates was con-
tinued yesterday before Justice Lawrence. Mr. Graves
of Syracuse the referee in the suit in which Mr. Yates
obtained his divorce from the plaintiff, testified that
there had only two hearings before him. No wit
nesses had been produced for the defence. He under
stood that sort OF agreement between the
attorneys for the parties to the SUIT that 10 evidence Tor
Mrs Yates should be offered. The referees report was
sent to Mr. Yatess counsel the afternoon which
the hearing took place The witness added that
that was his usual sty lie Of doing business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per North Ric>r. Vessels mt Railroads.,
NrrY nrn ThnralaY Anrll IL. 1889.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Nrw.YorK Thursday. April 1o, 1888

IeWTs-Pots quiet: Pearls scarce and firm. -
COFFEF-Sutt RIO hrmcr And fairy actlVei talr lV~
1O.: Cool. luy0Iu7tt.. sales 1000 tay+ cN Oller''
LAO Bonanza and $40 eX Finance on private teIn7i
option. at advance OF 10 10 - points sd
~ 700 bags 80 sue buyer Ap1. HlJd0.-Uc. IOt
Apri Sl5qS 2Jc May. -3I N4Oc. 10, June oJO1o3c
July 97u0s1-c Tor August HNom771c Tor september
Tor October closing strong az the following
prices. For April Sl5d~2c, Tor MAY o@u@ - cIp june
a3JdS toe. TOR JUL ~.1Id0bJC Tor August 80 p ~
fnf september SSjnStuc. for October o35@ &c. Tor No
yomhs J09 loo. for December 5uhlJc. Muu giau' IN
loo and % packages Mexican on pr
Padaug. to arrive eT Al nj a. at
1SLc luOJ pecus 80 tx Iuger IL SC 5'u WcuH 40 tA
AOcbart lSci 300 do eH. Lc"l l3c ana LuOO rom VIC
March sac private terms Inc1pr PadlnS on me spl.
quoted -Dc Maracsibo quoted 51lG lici M"AcAh 80
HirIIDiNG MATEItIA LIS Bricks again irregular;
liberal aud the demands quite moderate;
ath Limo aud Cement in better call Lumber 'edIY ana
fairy active Hayerstrlws qaotcd ~ -, Long Is AMI
$40. Jrr-cy, = 5r W River t2at3 % Pale ~, ~
SIafi IS Ccment-Koseuda'e, Il 80. American Port
land = 4Odf2 %; IIth - - Ter LOCO. Lime
orkland ommon ~ no. DO. Finishing, 81 30 state com
mon 81; d.. Fmi-niut Il @!@-i 81 'touhI n -.
Lumber Eastern spruce. Sijarlp for Random
ctrgucs. White pine T. quoted ~l'3T2l f"F, N.r-I
ndt, shipping Boards s7 $50 south Ameri, an do 81
AL ior BOX IolIds rl- JuaSl9for Extra do Yellow Pine
Ash s350 rcrdo OaS siv0> o TO- 90, Maple etga-lO
per co. Chr-fiuL -fuI-51 per do Che r. - 9rtJ per
DO W'c,ooI ~ l1d '.uch 500 80 per do 10 ana 90:
inch s.-a 49,. Hc-or, So 4-6J do Nails uhchtsed a.
- 2js- IS 40 fur lO t0und , . 81, ,
Receipt. the ports to-day. 5ll oale< AGAINST 100
tins day week. and 49, bales last year; since
september l. jiJJl5J baies against iJ-'o' same l'iou
ll-t season.
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STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE April l2-Cotton steady: Mddinss 9!sc:
Ponr steady street aud Western Supernne rs z11
! yG5 90 Extra ~ % 9$4 10 do Family s5Gt9 80 Ciy
tIis Snnar IS ZJUS37j. do. Extra ~ 230t0 20 TO- no
ar.n,is -, Is s5 IS; PatapscO Family. - So Wheat
.,nTnerp Rod 81 1881 ~. do Amber: 81 zOc
a, ~ M [ MARYLAND. 81 n No. Western Winter Rcd
s an 81 10 April IL 1901 Is Corn-ooatnern
Wbe B5c Yellow IS Western Mixed sDOt 90 a..
Ami O2ssc. oats nrn-sou.hern 90 9o3c. Western
1ns b2abjc, do ~ 0olol Pennsy yanla % @o3c
auie 6Id7Dc Hay Prime 10 Choice Pennsylvh
NJ. ani Mary!ani sl6 PIovislons-Mess P9rk,
HHnOl Bul1meats. ShoulderA o41Ilci Gear MO
SIDES packed ss,silc. Bacon-shouders 9',ca Clear
mn SIDES. lee Hams. HOE Lard-tSe-
anec l2i.c Butter Western Packed II a25c; Cream
sry % a0Oc. Eggs lie PetrOieum-Renned ssSotc;
ttogee- RIO ca-goss Ordinary 10 FIr. loo. Sugar-A
SOFT sc Copper Rehns l0o. whsKey. 81 IL Receipts
Eanr 5Sl bDIs; 1900 bu, 10000 bu; oats
500 Du; rye. - bu SHIPMENTS; wheat - Dui corn
- Lu sales wheat 44J.OOO Du. co n. 99.00Obu-
,uEFAIo ApnI I2-FouT duh aud unchanged. wheat
ouist; No / Hard Duluth sprung at 81 80. White WIN
- 3 quiet sample western AT 0Ici NO
Mixed at Gle. bats quiet sample Western. on track
AZ pIsca No = White O2c.; No. Mixed western,
40 barley Canada soc es Choice, 95e Nothing aoas
1ther grlna railroad ireights 10 New.Iork, wheat
gc cora l2c; Uats. Railroad reccipts-Flour 100
6bIs, Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn. 065OO bushi oas
~ 400, Barley - Rye. 100 Oush. Railroad snip
msnus-Flour 1870 bOs Wheat l2oov sash Corn.
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CLJsLys Pglrg} Or cdLfFJPVff Sr1cK%
sAN FAANcL.co. rhlr-dny. Aprl u. 1893.
Rulli.n vnlned al 500. 900 was received in this

Bullion valued at 100000 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
Standard Consolidated official report for week
ending March 81 shows: Ore extracted and shipped
10 mills, l,G0l tons; bullion shipped, SlO4Si ~.
East cr0sscut, 1000 Level, IN l,29o icet Sonlh
drift from ca,t crosscut, 700 level, in go feet;
VEN 3 feet wide. West crosscut from norm drift
is 81 feet long. and the taco Is i'll hard blasting
rock North drift No. !, 800 cyei, s Glib feet long.
and shows 10 feet of vein. North drift from south
upraIse No. IL 1913 feet. wnere the vein Is feet
wide Sou drift No. 2, $50 level. 800 feet long,
and shows 6 feet of VEN Upralsr No. IL up 10
feet; the vein ~ about feet wldc. The Slopes
look well.
BodIe Consolidated off ia report for week ending
March 81 shows: Ore crushed l20.24 tons; aver
age assay value of pulp, 49, % per ton OF talllngs
80 o. Bullion shipped, pi 60 20. East crosscui,
900 level Is $40 icet long. There Is no material
change IN the inflow OF water on this level North
DRIFT 500 level, Ia IN 32S feet This drift viii have
TO DE driven d. feet further TO connect With Wine
No 3. South drift, 40 level OF shaft, ~ 10 feet
long Rise No. % from north dnft, 700 level OF
shalt, IL IN 40 feet. North drift from wInze No. D.
G72 level, is IN 53 rect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

HAY AND SrRAW-BuSiness was chrckeu lo'N ~ nv
ram ali prices however. were well maintained We
ouotc; Prime IlmOthy, oooooci
Sh,upInr Grades Zoe; Clover 30 6Blc No Rye straw
bU q JVc. snort dO. 10 Toe, Oat do@9Je'
UIDES-Wcre unchanged AMI quiet: -, mi. -,
uOP5-Idtte OF interest TRANSFERRED To-Day. mo pan
weather checked the inquiries from DreN.ts ,upon " S
are noy depeutru There IL export m4uL inc
alyces from the into rouain nrn AMI spe,ut ne
est h There noticed York state l4S3 quoted BOG Doc
for the best grades 50 Gooc year hgS 'u"9-ci "
furuian 80 955c. -.,..... O.. 1,,, r,o,
contnne. dali Thu quiet ana weaker Copper, unchanged
uuminal; Speller quiet -, -zn
sold last evening ~ me hSh'I hsa'oi WV
cefy grades quirJ New dreams. 3ltDbuc ,-,
NAVAL SrOREr-tO-ins continued on inc uoWnWltu
Good Trained woe maze aJ 81 ~,
willis small ia BE- had un er VI 10 spirits
Turpentlne was still nTm .OO bills SOuLherns huu LOW
York, la yaru sold 4sO4S 2c VJ Dbl1 SOutheh' a. ar
rive. tso iobbng lots here, 4o94JSo la' anu r'''n
quiet aud unc hanged Al ao.,.,,,.,,.
'oIIS~Trade was very moderate today All descriptions
otion.erd ted woe eli sustained IN price we quoto
Linsecd 5G055c. for Cyi Western. 5isJoo'; N4sa'a.
hoa0Dr Culds SPERM 81 90; sperm hale, oJ@Jtc lus
southern 5S GOvc, for Northern crude Menhaden- III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE COURTS.
,,nc,rrvr IN FAVOR OF A LAWYER.
uosos Chamberlain in 1871 was IN the I'M

Moses Chamberlain in 1874 was i'll the I'M
ut siration Of having fourteen indictments pend
ns AGAINST him in the United States District Court on
hare of having sent through the United states man
rrilous matter written osta cards, addressed 10
aaron Manufacturing Mr. Chamberlain IS salu 10 ne
rich man and he employed William H. "arihg 10 "eienu
nv ~ ,ha indictments. Mr.. Waring employed ex-
80, t,uer,on 70 assist him as counsel. All the indct-
,oents except one were dropped. Mr. Chamberlain
Good mis- trial on this indictment and was ionna
suI,y and was fined -, 900. Mr. Waring then st nj
e. nm Tor 81 600 Mr. Chamberlain paid nm So Imt
nqeTed TO nav him $50 more, provided Mt. WANG
N-oud then he satisfied. Mr.. Nannc refused 10 o ~
MS sum and began an action in the supreme toui
,croyer - 900 less the amount which ne hu t thc
Tho case was tried before Justice laIreuolc, az" NV ur
inry Yesterday rendered verdict ia i"'0
Naring Tor ! ,216.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

suRnoeATEs CoURT-Beforo Rollins s-No day ealen
dar. .. r.,,, p.,o,o coa,v,ch T. J.
Nos B. % 80, 3. SO, 3D. ,r. n.n , po,o-o Ereed.
SuprpIOR COURr-TRrAL TERN-PARr l-beIoro 1ioON-
man T%os 1853. 1897. 1885, 1871 - -,- ,,c ,ra
mdn ~ Refnre Truax Mos 55i 733, 735, 746 4O3
PAE 81 esS s49 2i2 io5 1903 1906 IOi. l07. o
P.,RT TII-beore Ingraham. J-Nos 1859 Ivy 10y 55t
1914 1918. 1913 Ill., l2Z9 AZ0A' lZ4'' 4|'O i-0-'
1888. 1870 enrc,,y rppu pe,ore q p Dalv c. j.
No day calendar ,,..x NAM, u M potore 7 r. DAILY
272J 2O}l, 1888 2tSO I'LL. Iu@t' zn,3
o05 1919 269s 27s7 2674 lSll 2E' s sS "a 1919
01, pT f"Refore HOesen, Jtase on Eldndee aeI
, York Central ana Hudson River Railroad Company
PttI III-Before Van Brunt. Cease on-Pease aeL
en-, delaware IackaWanna and western railroad Company
No day calendar.
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sTILwELL II. RUSSELL SENTENCED.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Stilwell II. Rus
SELL late United states Marshal for the Yves District
OF Texas who recently tried and convicted OF pre-
senung false expense accounts to-day sentenced by
Judge Turner San AntOnio, Texas, 10 imprisonment
for two years the pententiary at Chester Ill., Rus
fell appointed by President Hayes, and made app
cation 10 President Arthur for reappOintment. tut
charges OF misconduct In office preferred against
him. and Investigation ordered by the Attorney
General.
rs estimated that Russell defraudel the Govern
meat OF al least $4,000 His official bond however,
IL good and the Department OF Justice expects 10
cover the enllre gum from bis suIetes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE CHICAGO MARKETS ACTIVE.

Chicago. April 12.-R. II. Parks asserts that
he and his New-YOrk customers have since Tuesday
scalped" 100000 bushels OF corn and realizeds
nroRt on the speculation OF between
and cents q bushel. When he and
his friends came here at the beginning Of the
week corn was going about 81 cents and they wanted
IN take bets that II would sell at 55 cents before 1t went
IN ~ cents Now Parks and his crowd want TO bet that
corn FOR May which this forenoon sold up TO 55 cents,
will sell at so before 1t sells at 55+ cents again.
1b,s only illustrates agile these New Workers In
getting from one side of che market to the other.
Corn moved to-day from 55i TO 537s cents. and
wheat from 81 OLA to 81 Oi7s, fluctuations enough
I'm both instances TO out such margins
a. are required by a good share of the commission
bou,es In provisions the range was comparatively
narrow The markets tonight are very weak. Tie
shorts given great scare Ia the forenoon and
IL this frantic rush 10 cover thar sent May wheat
Ia OH and May up 10 55A cents, about cent
above tue highest figure, on the curb last nght.
Nichols Il Co. Lindblom & Co. and others When the
shorts recovered part OF their equanlnity, anu
when it made certain that the New'sL
drop Corn tumoled 1a cents, CLOSING
at "a cents May and wheat dropped re cents clos
a number OF brokers buying puts on o32 cents eas
appearances indicate that 1t will need rome pretty
heavy buying to protect them In the morning Inc mar
The receipts of corn we're notably light to-day, only
1872 coming In. against 2o2 yesterday ana oes
considering the fluctuations OF wheat andco Arnoa'
is IN New-York now out all the packers nere woad IN
pear to be on tho 'bear" side. Some curiosity LEI.
IA to whether Lesters followers, VINO sr
identical with Quinlan's customers, or nos gu,
or Ira Holmes. covered their shofI stnaS M,
charge and that they are now preparing .o ,hse IN
proaL IL ed, however that Holmes, VINO ns sou
81 05 aSl 04. took III his shorts ana tna' nc o'us'
at a figure that brought him "a loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
COURT CALENDARs-APRIL 13

SUPREME COUNT CHA MBERs-Before
70 AZ ~ o. g. 81 l29 l43 l45 Az 179, 2Gl, 2G0 279
$50. 32l. 1913. N' N A"'
SUPREME CoUkr-SPEc1AL TERM-Before Van Worst. j.
Nos 6sOll6 1o4, 29l, 6S6. 759. 2iS 49, 6O5 s78 49,
POI 4la zS lS4 100 g. 277 4j5. 7l6, iii. 7S 1856 7l4
sUPREMR CoURr-CiecUn-PART I-Beforo Lawrence l.
Case ON Yates agt Sties-NO day calendar w.
PARr II=betoIe Donohqe SOS. 6ol4. 1887 1885, llbs
3Oi2 303L 3037 3U45, 1921 3G2y 2sgI oGtS yEat
1856, 3OS7 $685. 1853. 5000 309l 1882 Ay% S0J4 SgS
1896 3U98 $685. 81 co. $40 3lll 8I8 3i5 giie' yiy9
Sl2l. Slz2, 1928: 3l24. 0l26 0l27. 3l2s. ' ''-''
PAA1 lII-Bef0re Larremore, J.-Nos 1891. 314S ANA
s7s2 1882 42O0, 4oG9 1922. s737, 4239 400 1Svi
MAS, <l6l, z20A ' ~-'
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MISS CLOOs DAMAGED SIS, 792.

The jury yesterday rendered VeroicI n. loI
60 100 in favor Of Ernestne Cloos ana against "a,
W Bruce as damages for his alegeu II u,"' w
os a. m rocly nice in it, calculation Of the amount
NJ damage which il thinks the plaintiff has s1erGa
i1rv was OUT about hours. On the nrst p NO,
Ia tn nrors estimated the damages whcn MISS NlUos
had sHd red all the from cents 10 Soooo: nc
sum Of heir estimates divided by twelve, auuu'J' u"
shout SO 1872 The defendant moved for new uld'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YoRK, April IL.

NEW-1OhK, April IL.
The Oil City Petroleum Exchange closed
to-day at 23O D. m account oi the death OF member.
The members OF the National Petroleum Exchange here
devoted OF their time to clectioneeng for the al
rectOrs to be represent them In the consoda
ton with the Mining Board than TO trading NOtwlJh-
standing the influence exerted by these two facts TIE
dealings la NewYork In Pipe Line certificates rose 10
neary 900 900 barrels The bulk OF the business, how
ever waa done Ia the early hours The buoyant feeling
that marked the close yesterday was not spent until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
OPPOSING THE REMOVAL OF A CEMETERY

Tue argument on the motion TO continue 'r0
,a,,,o,or Injunction recently obtained by Arthur D.
DELANEY restraining the trustees Of St Patrick Ca'i1
drl from removing the bodies buried in the ST.
burvinr ground in Eleyenth-st was had yesle,uD'
49,. I7stice Jarrett Mr.. Delaney said that t'c
80 80, Of the cemetery had in fact abrogated their du-
g.. o,d that the Archbishop the viceregen OF theIo
r"le a. an autocat J. j. Glover for the trs,y If Mr.
~ il,vt Inv Cardinal McCOskey, in which many "a III
nianT's allegations were denied The argument wiz
lo continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE following bust
ness transacted In the Supreme Court OF the
United States 10 day:
No. 2il-The Illinois Central Railroad Company plaintiff
IN ag lie People Of the state Of unos-ArgumeDt
concluded.
No. Z43-The First National Bank Of Xena, plaintiff in
error d. NJ stewart and Al. N. Mcmillan,
eeArgued for defendants and submitted plain
Hn n
No Z44-The Omaha Hotel Company and others, plaintiffs
In error agt. Augustus KOuntze and others; ard,
No. 47Augusus kOuntze and others plaintiffs In error,
agt the Omaha Hotel Company and begun
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FAILURE OF THE SUIT AGAINST PATTI.

j. w. Van HOcSen, referee III the sun oIou9li'
bv sophe NJ Manzoccm against Madame Adehha fa'u'
,o,.sod the COMPLAINT Yesterday with costs The So
Called admissions taken together" he said amount 10
NO more than this that tie defendant intended To send
her man of business examine into the mers OF tne
plaintiffs demand 1t Is unreasohiO1e 10 ~ M ~ \ rt
Rva apv fnrfLer significance. for the platnlu ala not
even mention the amount OF her demand In my opmon
there is not the slightest foundation lor INC pl"N
claim"
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A SEALED VERDICT ORDERED.

The trial Of eX-MayOr DeBeV0lse OF LUHE
island CITY for conversion OF tie proceeds OF certain CITY
bonds issued by him ended before Judge bathu az
49,, Im,o1 Citv Yesterday Only one witness ]. Ralph
surnett the Corporation Couuse was caed loI wy
fence he was not crosSsxanncd Tne C0unsc on oosn
tidcs summed up and the Judge charEfd ,oIIeny Inv
inrv was ms tructed 10 render sealed verdict
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closed at 113l4-l2 higher than last evening INC
market closed noisy but feverish.
Government bonds we're dull and weak; the hnai
bids are 1s lower for the AZ. and % lower LOT 'no
4los Annexed are .he closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

THURSDAY. April l2-P. n.
In the mining stock markets sonora Consolidated
continued 10 be the leading feature. and its price
rose 10 cents 20 ~ 10; the dealings, however
were small compared with tho'e of the two pre-
ceiling days Robinson rose from ~ 10 H3dSl
cents aud Sierra GrAnde was up . cents ~ - w.
sLLEs II LnE MLNLNN ELCMANGEG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

prices early advanced from OF to 9sac against &c., last
night. After 9siac. was touched, however, realizing
sales began and tho market gradually sank, on
constantly diminishing volume OF business, to
95l4c., tho close being made on q rally to
o6lsc. Reports from the oil regions showed the last
gauge Of all the wells in the Cooper tract to be 46OO
barrels day. sharp increase from the output OF few
days ago. 1t is asserted that the increased flow OF oil
was obtained by general "torpedoing" OF tho new
wells-a process which only drains the oil pools the
quicker while temporarily stimulating the production OF
the wells The increased strength OF the refined market
Influenced rlders little and the market FOR crude closed
wit out much character.
The total transactions in Oil City reported only to
$50 M . 90 900 barrels The dealings in New
York to-day uOr the full day were az follows; -,
National Petroleum Exchange 51UVOO
Newly OK Mining stock IL ChaDge- Oo"VOO
Total - .......... $4,000
The range of prices
o,enino g7a, OF 072s
IItriesf- O77s
Iowest o5S, Q5il 0jas
Final. SOS bOls 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-13

There IL activity the refined petroleum market
aud prices advanced lsc to S i9c per gallon In
Newly Orl end to Iii SJsc in Philadelphia and Baltl-
more. Crude in barrels is quoted mt 7ls09os1