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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
WHOLESALE PRICES Or COUNTRY PRODUCE
For I've days ended July 2. 1881

PEAS AND BEAhh
pecfnts for Ave beans COL pigs feas poo a.
Ffnorts-Ieans III pkgss Peas 74O Quad srnnI,
yery duh and easier Msrrows are in pretty nosr
and receivers naming raLes In the nope IN S &
inS beftsr trade; ~ would be dhcnlt 70 e.eova
Medium are in com paravey light stock Out ,oei .p
I'm Marrow small Pea have oceasonal s1ss
snont occasionally 81 49, and MARROW Pea arc &
wiz ~ Kidney and forced safes could not DO made
oef hnt held with some confidence Foreign De , az
urgently 0nee nave very rathsr freer sale AZ
entirely nominal Green Peas nave nAn i"'"'A $500
the prics quoted.
Beans. Ne d. 1900 b aoh iu 100
n OOiP Beans
DO EalI 70 "ooo'- q 2O sual choice 50 500
DO. Fair 10 Good zoo@ 40 W. ona,cn "" 400 800.
DO. Red Kidney, 80 ao ~, LIZ 10 liood TOO so
choice. wv hand.
Do do Fair 10 Good 2 boo 2olimpoIt NAM" Ton l7b
White Kidney ma. n pr TaIr Ia iioo. 30 a 1 90
SH"AsS'''''- $685. Green Psas...... -..-0 :"
BUTTER
pseeipts for five days 3956l pkgs Exports sSdo
The mafk OF for fine grades OF tab.s butte paa,n.
serv firm up 70 Thursday OF last week when ns,
lucy OF con fdenco the part OF buyers anu ,h has
10 sell caused a slight wrakness "a ic
sSnce developed INTO decline OF - a. Il, ~,
ner H. To-day trade IS very dun inc Pnr1h
d buyers have enough carry hem over are e %
~ InIv holiday Prices for Wholesale business e s,cv
less nSnna but tendency Is toward easier be ~.
Sa ~ Creamery would be dheuit 10 JOY W stern
has become a Very extreme selling price or EAU"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
Goruoratlon Notices.

~ he oare M fhe Fire Department Nos 155 and loI
Mercerst until July o. 1888 tor forage fvr iu nio'a
ton City Record for sale at No Sly Ita-
no tho Scboo Trustees the sixth Ward at the nan
~ IN. 2osrd OF Education Of Grant aud Elm sts UNI
Ill INV 81 1854 for uew furniture Grammar
No ~ For fun CITY Record Tor Sale Al NJ
City Hail. --------
~ me Inc understiucte Pier (nevl so, y Re- wil 20
received 6y the Lepal OF Docks ~ ANA iiS puio'
until ednesday. July H. 1883 az ~ oco, ,r,a. , sale
For null INFORM ailoa svv tho Say heeot" eo'A0' ~ ~
Al No. = ClIy HAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEW-1oRK, July g.
Brokers in petroleum paid more attention to
the usual Fourth Of July pasme than TO business To-
dsy TIE market was extremely duh and absolutely
without feature An opening 81 14@ GSl 10 was fol-
lowed by decline to 81 14l Afterward the price TO
turned TO 81 Is, but in the final dealings sales were
made at 81 14s The market closed without character
at 81 l4 against 81 Isle last night Operators appear
10 be holding from purchases In view OF the TACT thar
several new wells expected in after the holiday, ana
the pull clique whisper vague intentions OF squeeI
Ing the short interest that appears TO exist 10
slight extent. . -,
Inc range OF prices the total transactions to-day
In Nev-YOrk were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY a, 1855.

inclined to drop prices to an export
basis believing that 70 pc the only outlet OF mportarce
would take moderate quantity at &C., bu
they still stick the that business cannst
be done The few really fno state Dairy Tubs
2se, but the best from Chenango corandt or ChemnnS
w we see no Welsh tubs Of quality 70 sI
2lc. Imitation Creamery and Dairy have
steady steady prfces Factory Is
generally du Exporters have taken Quantity OF me pest
Ohio goods 263c and some very good Iowa and Mch
marks at the prices extra marks are Offering az
IL 1nc IND rarelv drew bid above lAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
lDN MIN III III" N !" W
WEEK ENDKD June 80. 1883.

HEdP EiC-Iute Butis quiet a. .aZ &C as 70 quality.
Ms2 sTP a{ pat Sug. a. is business l. 2coitd
hes loo weak aud any aeaorzed ~ view 81 nhe
thy 6jasjc SHIPPING SOC. Clover, 45oJoe.' No Rye
vel ~ ~ cs are wen Issintlned We quote; Dry
z2c: Caniofna 2O'qa- &c, Masmoras l9c Vera cruz,
Bosota ga2Oq &c Tobasco ICelelgei Wet sailed Ie1A'
Civ saS S haT S Se aS COW & Dry aiS 1si
loe. Southern l2ca south Aneiiean Ial2a &c
sole foreign account and afge saes u acid ana h9n.d
Tor the lobDg and retailing trade Prices rule hrm Union
Pig Iron has continued IN demand for
and that The cuailcd production Is beginning to
%Pssyemsn scotch srsdss are n5 % DSnsS
naasT i''ifs' s iSig r1sfo"
forge s1si9 Scotch glrnock, s22 5Oes23j cart
shere 80 Cotness s2 54qs-4 '6 tglntop 81 ds2 90
sold well dain part OF lat al s37 5OGs3s At
we were REFINED ' oia 'n IRON Rails quiet At ~
sssd po AZ "a a. 81 va YARD a. and nsot
sske a aSe' l4S sHq for sa dther brands. p,S rim
and qie n sympathy with the Ipsesn a savieeS
6ad uodeSaie jo66nr movement. charcoal TN. s. %
2 TFs "a s va, say i AMI s setSe Com
mon 440q44ZLc hpeter quiet Comnop a.ovas 49, 49,
Exchange to-day.
Notwithstanding stock nrm bu. quiet at 2ec for 500
test grocery gra des quiet unchanged
uheIan.sS At u ssI strained Good Strained
&c in ysrd o65ns lots 5se Tar ruled quiet at
81 10 for the former and S. % for the latter.
OIL CAKE-Omet and unchanged at ~ 90 for Western
nII-IArd and Nenhadcn Oils remained and lfreBu
lar, while ali other descriptions continued lair Jobbng dc
mand and steady. We quote: Linseed, b0U3Oc Tor ClV
western. 04c; Calcutta, 6o668c CRUDE SPERM ~ ol0
~ O3 Crude d42c Refined Yellow
1UaD3c Lard 80 Soc Crude Menhaden 3364uc; Crude
Whale 5303ie. for southern. and 90 obbc for Northern
OCEAN FKEIG HTS-Berth Grain. room moro active.
more s1ssSs 70
bush Grain 900 tons Eioui. l0sj 10 900 boxes
Cheese 30t4Ok Bacon, lisa b20s LOCO bales Cotton Vi
LoSpoS ste. No Aoo 900 bush 6rin. t'sd GLAs-
| COW, steam, lZ.Ouo bush. do,
steam $4,000 1000 bush 90. 4yd4 LOO sacks Fog t,r
do, private terms; 200 ties. and bblA Beef and
- HAMBURG steam $4,000 bush. Grain, 90 pfennnss
1000 Tea Lard 20 LIES steam. 5000
bush, Grain 3s Cd per quarter ROTTERDAM, steam
Rye 10 pfenningsi loo Lard private go tons
Ole pfennings 726 Cedar. 22s Ga 20 Logs Pop
lar 22s 3D. $50 hds Kentucky Tobacco 6s 100 hhds do
pnvate terms 100 cases. DO private terms $50 bales
d satter i2' sS poI f.eur starch 900 TUBS
DUN kirk, British barks 5000 and 5000 bbls. rude
Petroleum. 3s 6d...... GOTrENBUR0, American bark
$500 bDle. Refined do, 80. It'd ANTWERP British
bark, 5000 bbis. do, 81 DIRECT GERMAN BALIIC.
swedish bark. 5000 bDis do s. 90 German bark sOVo
no. 50 3d.; Norwegian bark from Philadelphia 2bOO dds
do. "a. l0isd -CHHIsriAGA, another. hence 300 90,
80 MALAGA Italian bark 1000 cssss SEQ crude do s.
nDcd, zoc.-...AyILEs Italian bark 1000 TO 1880 Qrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
RECORDED REAL ESTATE raAysgEai


RECORDED REAL Estate TRANSFERS
SEwYoRK CITY.
shcrs No II2 Ealman Lasky ct al to sidor Gar o,o
3sthsi Z, 400 Uast Iith.aye 251 $50 James Kcl ooo
ana VIE no. 20 GsoI sSa a i nnc Schmidt
and husband to george 1890
Lot - Of liaany estate e, 24h ward HID TIFFANY "a,
WIFE TO- f.r ike and wife 5000
SD st. sl' 200 ' Il OH 81 iCthsve 25x ioo5 Ernst En-
den and vie to fr,a @ Road about
soIf'G Kns ag5e Il -" Co''' anu lo292
70 aamo ....-............. 1910
Tbbals and a9nrner TO carolina stenSn 1900
81 ard anotler Executor to jacob Korn 2lsOO
ia same 80 u .. 1875
ave man a, az % 81 KoSlsr $4,000
an no ri = It Of i1c isIio22 sylvia Kei.
12lSs 81 ss eli II " Of sdave ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
asi. h0 ~ 70 OF 5Iavc, 26T6s5 ETC. j. p
IsnaS and wife 70 TO TIM Harrington :, lob $500
MopeenroS S aud a snosT 5000
2' sls.ie% SS to o. sys 49, vo
Cark.st No Az. selgman solomon 10 Lewis Moore aooo
Pittst No ~. George Hunter aud another 70 oooo
s. to 1! rs5eE ot.eS and wife
N'VI.SSs W 64Oo
iOgo1rregular; Geo = Adrian and another to oo
-o'I As s 10 So Campbell 10000
l30th- st. " OF lUthaye lI.lOXSO 7arregu. 49,.
lar 81 A Sullivan et al to Dunosan. l3oo
l4Lth-st. II s. IT OF Colegease. JOr1o. j + tuch 80
mOud an another 10 { BOrnmann soOV
llth-a e. n W cOr6 Sth-st. 35.5xlOu; q q De WHIT 80
et Al executors " Al richards 44Oo
Riyington - it Of Attorney-st 2oI 100 go 90
a II interest Adams 10 Z A sherwood 1VoOO
Same property Il interest. Charlotte X sherwood ~
mn husb Michael Dempsey. .-.-.-..--.-.- oooO
Rowerv Nos 1879 2u5 aud l6i 10 10 ChTystle-st -
Jno IA Gilbert To Jasper W Gilbert. iODO
Delancey st Nos l42 TO l46 and 80 and 81 sufok-st
y W / Onbert-
so',ss s, s. 500 ~ r,bsrt l4Soo
Lots ia 40, 5 ndo. ~ I a a Roe $3.50
inES,es -r,, ~, rr,.oi sar.te s.ue 10 same $40
Lots Sgs 70 no. % dSe same 10 s2625
lstaFs $ h SUS GSnda lISoo
5tbaye n q cor 2sth-st ia llxl o9Kirfegalars oo
(,illett and another to- WRIGHT -; VVVVV
plessantaye " II IL n of lZ2d-st, loxlOO 100
Cault Jane l sher o''O0
SotnsL and oS AZ afi and snohcr 5000
18Th Al 2U9 n OF lstaye GOXS2 = wabash ana "a.
wife Ia
Lot 5Ol Of suine estate LYMAN SOM ct 81 10 Ellen oo
DOOley ------ 40
Iot 4n9 OF Jume estate same Ia Mary T. miles ~
Ioi 900 OF Jumei same 20 JOhannah teay 0oV
loih aqs $ gSs Il o, 52,s9 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
COTTON MARRErs-gY TELEGRAPH

dhDg CplaDds 6asd do Orleans 6ssd sale. 5000 baie,
dati0a au0 uOD
bales. including 1900 American. Futures Low
midains July delivery. 6s+ssd DO JuY August
aeuycry 5ses4n- August ane september asbVory
6Se.ds DO september ana October denveIy. 5.'.a do
October November delivery. oSse4d.; do NOvem
ana December delivery 6s5sAd; December anuary
delivery 5s4d January and February delivery 90 ed
Futures weak.
LvEePooI- July 3.-l:3O D. m.-Cottoa-Ine sassot the
day included 433O baes ADsr.czs-
SgwOEaANa Juy 3.-ooJtoD steady Kidding 8'srscd
Low Mlddling Sirac. receipts
LIB 1859 bales Z,O36
bales: 10 France. bales 10 the Continent 80 bales;
10 treat Britain baes: sa4es, 700 Dales; last even
Ing - bales. stocg 81. 800 bales.
SAVANNAH. JuIv 3..Cotton dull: Middlrng. 9TcJ
Low Middline $50 food Ordinary GIG: recefpts
q bales gross. ~ bales exports coastwlse. 1903
BALES 10 the Continent bales: Great Britain.
pzies Sales 10 Dsies iast evening Bales 344S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRT. Tuesday. July 3. 1888.
The two following sales were made at the Ex-
change saesrOom to-day
By r. Never.
4-story swell front bnck house with lot. No lO35
2dayc =, 4D.5 II s OF 5jth-st, lot 20x64; Martin ~
! 3-stOry brick dwelling with lot, No BAL West 81 ST.
SayeF 500 !. .. o.. 'o' $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. July 3-Bacon Cumberland Cut. AGO.. 3hor
Mo 1850 Pork. Mess. ylyd; 1870 Lara
Sflme western 60Od Cheese American Cnolc, 6A0d iur
psniine SVrt1 28iUd- Proys0Ds- $685.
American BreadstunsCorD. All 20 for New Mixed West
ern wheat JoiDa3d fJr Caiiforutz No L.
sod Tor California No q AJ9d 6s2t for Ri Winter Peas
IOd DER GENITAL Tor Canadian 05O0d
"a states ana JJoOd for Beef,
Ness ' - ,~
LONDON July 3.-5DIrits rurDeurne 293d. UatodrtA
A<nseeh 40ou Der quarter. on. go
yet I'm ialeS 40 ues cNt iisbnea Petroiealn. Sd4
ti4d.
ANTWERP. July 3.-Petro,eum. 10 francs 90 cenunes
pad All seiiers Wile01sIard 1913 marks
TIMES 100 k0s
HAyRz July 3.-Wilcox's Lard closed al CD francs 90
Confines ni0.
,bEsheE July 5.wllcox's5 Lasd closed 40 marks 80
Pivnam per llV lDs Petroleum. 40 pfennings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

FRUITs, BERRIES AND Nurs-DR,S0 49,,
Verepis fruits 4 pAf. reanul', ''@
pkrs Ocean. l3pkgs Exports Of Dried Apples % pkE%
iyapo.fI Applrs dec1rdy lower. exporters have n
rraff thaf They would nice lots al 100 llc ana
he ys have concluded To accept The prces OH IN thr
o reducing the stock fciuo ed prices there have
bat nothing yet to give inuch en-
cmfagement dried very much neklectei ahu M'SN-
,r ~cac.iv ANYTHING doing Peaches and prices arc
whoy uonna much ~ the stock ha, already been put IN
cod ton ace Wit a view 81 holding few small lots
81 new Chrrre. changed hands al ~ soc; me oa
49,, ,,,it. yerv du Peanuts In moderate demand
md steady Peoans dull offered al quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA July 3-Flour-C Continued very quiet ana
shippers holong on and the home tI1e AZ only o
Fresh Ground springs only GodeIa ate ana were seSy e
choice Winter Extras 81 q: Pennsylvania Fa.y s.
do GRADUATED 50 pa. Ohio Clear 10 40 DO sagt - -
81 wnIeT fstsnt IS 5SssS IS; do DO Fancy 81 20
Minnesota Patent 81 FANCY 40 Se 81 s gu
reacted slightly closed steady AFTER moderate sgecua
tive CARROTS neglected and weak cass OF heG "sr
n export elevator quoted no%,nay as follows steamer
Pennsylya In desirable location for milling 81 $50
a. i34Si 49, doseptember 81 closing Red July.
81 12l2 bid 81 IS asked August 81 - bid 81 l3 asked
81 l67s asked Rye-NOnmal at 5017c. Coru nsetued
CARROTS ruled steady; Rejected Mixed In grain doio Doe;
depot 81 qc Mixed July. size; DO August 5ezs
5S+c do september, tO4GGO 2e; closing sail Mixed Jhy
sTnbeT eOc bid 60 &c asked OCTOBER ei sc DID. &c.
asked. OatsCarlOs inactive and weak Releced Nhlic,
u ana lower sales 20 white JSiS aie ina 40
While july arc bd a. asked August. Sc Di. 90 2d
S9c asked. Proyisions-s.eady Beef CITY Family peg
bbl, S4 50asl5. do Packets So gOa$I4 40 20 J
free board s2l; Dried Beet slsG$ly Pork Ness tneN
SIS 75Gss do Prime Mess, sl7 90 Ham. smoked lsl2@
II PC. do IN salt lQge shoqldersia diy SAT- sasc DO
LsId-Firmi City henued, $40 5oi do steam $50 do
Pennsyl Western Creamery Extra 2gc Brad
ford County and NewYotk Extra 2Oa2Zc. DO Flsls - q
Pennsylvania Extra, $40 etgc.; Western, DO re
do 9'9c. Western Fair 10 GOOD, oAqJci Pennsylvania
Part skims 1oG2c. do Fun skins. 2a4 &c sugaf--haw
Refined easier Granulated 49, Ce Crystal A." 9l6e
CcniectOners a" s5-l6c, MOsssesf Firm at 2ea27c.
-Seminsl Refined In bbs 7iaa7 'se in cases yc
High Winesasteady; Western 81 10. hecepts-Four.
5000 bush shipnenfsA One....--.The Commercial
chang has adjourned until Friday and The stock Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

BOSTON, Mass-, July 3.-Tbere Is no Improvement
In the wool market The demand continues quite
mOdsiate and Prices are easy, forced sales
cOuid oy be male az prices
stu At hignef range than the
the seaDO1fd sales OF OHIO
made At ~ d35c fOr x. and
and Wisconsin neeces sold Tor ne marker
sui at these ComOpy affections arc anii
80 and fJc for nne deiaiDo eombps Uny1snG
steady demand At 20 FOR nne "a ana 20
for nednm and 10 &c for low coarse (aliarna
woO is quiet ana prices nominal Foreign wool OF ali
kinds ~ quisG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

average receipts MIX and Cream AZ inc
distributing points In aud uear the eitS lot ,o
a Zen n. foIows Erie 463S OF MIX anu % ANS
~ ,rearn IIarem 2275 OF MIX AMI 10 cans ol @
1Iaven ana Hartford 1888 cans Oh MIX Now
CIV and northern 100 cans OF MIX NerJersey
IN. ~ MIA OF Cream;
@ nd az cans OF Cream by miscellaneous shoIt
pa,s. sb0 cans u MIX and 10 cans OF Sres nc
o .nrIy mas been I3Oi5 OF MIX ana o5v cans Oi
arasn fhe price which tho surplus sold on the psioiis
was Al 10 n car OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

AND BERRIES PRESH.
Sfrawl In far supply Western New Ork
receipts sold mostly at Al l3c, few small Ots
wors ing ont shade higher I'D berries running
poor ad low Raspberries have been plenty and lower
preservers Natives Oday at 3dic per cup Dut
in small lots at 6jc and choice Anti ep
brought Blackcsps brng pretty good prices le"
prime cultivated Blackberes sell at l4di6c; Wild Black
berries Cherries very irregular; choice
large many lots OF large variety rive
and badly roted these. together with lot OF small
trashy sell a low prices Curauts pentler anu
decning southern Apes generally TOO poor
well choice large clear cOOred lots would meet good
demand southern Peaches ana prime lots command
prices WatormeOu- IN large supply and selling rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

Receipts for days lsl bales; erportS 2z6 bales
10 noted Last week was based
mon The nufavorabc the drowning crop;
sfr report. are more encouraging and the market again
x Anil und weaker choicest state Hops Aoc II sun
sksd buf that nEue Rbo selling value anu cannot ~
quoted te aay To all freely ACC s practicay tne
Ssbes, for best ots Really prime samples are shown
Which barely draw bid of 4Oc ltornians negecteu ny
hone brew mostly going for export AZ SOD
STATE f.oseo 1892 $50 o. Do. crop of lSsl--30 go
10 ortiu.rv TO prime 81 CALIFORNIA; los2 80 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

ChIrErns
Fos are 80 lower and very dull Turkeys hrmer DUCKS
easier Prime bstter request ana shade iigse
Dressed spring have been In large supply very
au "a dernuInR adelphia stock must be very hncy
To-day 10 reach and 2rc il about the Top LOT sIath o
ry u e ed move slowly 22c2c and Scsldrd sens
uus rt m unusually line Ia exceed ~ G@-c dressed foNs
- closing rather weak al th- hgurs Inotu
snr,rg hacks very and old Ducks not plenty
mi lthnuf demand Turkeys quiet squads duh ana weak
few Choice Western I'D squads sold Al - per oozsn
"a ater iof small thin at 81 -. We see no fgeohs
Of stall F"d would re<cb ~ per ao<oh'
Tnglish hnpc and plovcr dull and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-04

Receipts for i've days 1s4 The market has ruled
dull since last report ami prices have generally been
In The close there seadier feeling
without hoseyer much Increase Ia the demand Receipts
have len OF considerably and advces generally Indicate
moderate shipments both from Canada and tho West
Choice Canada selling today ~ 2c and the best West
ern al l7c demand Is confined closely TO tho best
grades and inferior stock only saabe at considerable con-
cession In price.
State 4 Penn per doz alsi2 Western. Poor to ~
Canadian do...-..-.-. oil Fair.-...-.-....l6 Tl6i2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-17
The Star Route Trial.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
When the star route trial was resumed this
morning, the examination OF Pedro j. Jaramillo.
the sub-contractor on the Ojo Calente route,
which was begun yesterday afternoon, was con-
unued By Mr.. Bliss.
After brief cross-examination OF Mr. Jaramillo.
Mr.. Geo. N. Sweeny, OF the Post once depa rtment
was called to the stand for the purpose Of identi-
Tying papers
One OF the papers introduced was Jacket en-
MI. Ingerson said he desired to have 1t in evi-
M. Wilson objected to it's admission, and In
obJecting to the Introduction OF a paper upon
for embracing Pagosa Springs on the route, which
order the government claimed was ante-dated, he
said that this was case which showed that he
beginning Of the case. This y paper, he claimed, CLAIM
showed on its face that the government was with
are essential to " S fa understandng @ OF TniSe iSe
Sasf In iss fasosa s springs RnssI s Sad fssS SssS
is placed upon route the distance is ascertained.
ana In order to 1x the contractors pay they put It
into orders The prosecution now presented q
other paper, which should 60 with it
The court remarked that the Endorsement did
70 q s s
Mr.; Riss said that i there was such an order rs
argued that IN any view OF tho matter tho
order being ante-datcd was clearly Illegal
After some argument Judge Wylie said he was
satisfied, for the present, from the endorsement
on the Jacket that there had been no previous or
der for allowance, and he admitted the paper
n. John Callahan, Of the inspection division OF
the second Assistant Postmaster Generals once.
was called TO the stand to identity papers He
was examined also as TO the method OF making
deductions for failure to perform service.
At 1:l2 pm. recess was taken.
After the recess Mr.. Bliss offered. In evidence.
papers concerning the Ot0 Calientc route
te cnrcrnnou{ Sss % sne Htss pspes DecsSs
all the papers are there"
The objection was ovorTuled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-17
The Navy Appropriation Bill.

The Navy Appropriation Bill.
SERVICE AT SEA REQUIRED AS QUALIFICATION FOR
PR0AoTION-THE RANK OF COMMODORE TO BE
ABOLIsHED-A PROVISION CONCERNING SHORE
DUTY-AN APPROPRIATION TO BUILD sTELL vEs-
sELS
House OF Representatives yesterday from the COM
mittee on appropriations, recommends a total ap-
preparation OF SIS 100 for the scal year ending
June 80, 1884 The amount of S. 939 400 Is appro-
pr1ated for the pay OF an "active list" On the
subject OF promotions the bill provides that no
IN s Of ns e
unless he shall have seen four years service at
sea; no lieutenant unless he shall have seen
tenant commander unless he shall have seen four
years service at sea as a lieutenant commander;
ana no commander unless he shall have seen
InTee years service at sea In command OF United
States vessel or vessels; provided, also that when
any commodOre shall reach the age OF 10 years,
any captain the age Of IS years. and any COM
commander the age OF n years, or any
Lieutenant the age Of IS years, he shall be re-
shall 60 upon the retired iist otthe navy as Ct the
grade held by him at the date az his retirement
The bin appropriates s70s 1aa for the pay Of the
motions to the grade OF rear adiral on the active
list Snaii oe made By selection from the grades Of
c0mmoo0re &C nm rn ana captain anno more promotions
grade being hereby abOhhed Provided, how
ever, that no commodore new in.the service shall
81 s And % ns
miraI shan ecear shall S ts I'd duty Of the s sscre
GERS not below the % graas 81 ssar admira , who who
shall select the names OF 0ye Oflicers not below
mated the 8 se sad Ds
and provided further. that Nas 1enicf commodore
over whom junior in rank q sijus promoted, may.
tPed ss Win Win ssns HpGn the
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Nominations To-day.

NominatiOns To-day.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
Roger S. Green, Of Washington Territory, to be
chief justice OF Washington Territory.
Joseph Wasson, OF California, to be United
States consul at San Bias, Mexico.
Postmasters.-Altred l. Skinner. at Bucksport,
Maine; VIM. H. Emery. Fairfield, Me-; Geo E.
GafI1eld Bradford. Vermont; Samuel s. Gleason,
Watertown, Mass: John g. Latta, New
ton. Mass: Josiah Pickett. worcester, Mass. {:
Charles H. Morton, Fairhaven, Mass !;
John s. Fay, Marlboro. Mass: Charles E. Horn,
Stoneham, Mass jeremiah II. Bardwell, Easthamp.
ton, Mass; Benz. W. Mayo. Turner's Falls, Mass
Joseph r. Clark, Milford. Conn.,; George p. john
son, Mexico, New York; George Hartnagle, Lyons,
n. Y; Allan II. Hoffman, Red Hook. N T.; VIM
II. Loppy. Vineland. N. j.: Williamson Graham,
Rochester, Pa: Mary E. Imbre, Beaver, Pa.
Reuben p Janvier, New Castle, Del: Thomas NJ.
Robertson. Brazil, Ind; George sanderson. Pitts
fielh, ILL.,; Alonzo E. Raynes, Yreka, Cal; John M.
Ormsby. Chico, CAL; VIM. c. Hopping, Sacra-
mento, Cal; Milton r. Moore, Salida, Col; James
P. Newcomo, San Antonio. Texas; VIM. H. Water
bury, Augusta, Wis
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Sensation I'm the Supreme Court q
Brttish Columbia.

VICTORIA, B. c., JAN 17-The publisher OF the
Standard was cited to appear before the supreme
court for inserting a letter lbelling Judge Gray.
charging that he conferred with the counsel Of 8
party to a suit before giving judgment in tho
party's favor. The-pubiSher created great sen.
saton In court by revealing that the author OF the
libel was Attorney General Hett, who was lately
unseated by decision OF the court The chief Jus.
tice referred to the author OF the libel and tho
publisher as scoundrels, and fined the latter $3.50
and costs 1t Is not known what steps will be
taken respecting the attorney general whose con-
duct Is eYerYMhere condemned.
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CHANGES IN THE ADJUTAar GENERALS OFFICE
The following changes have been made in the ad-
Jutant generals on1ce, War d4pattment:-James
DAILY W1 1.2oO) and T. b. Hedrick 81 e0O, RESIGNED;
and Hugo Borbeck appointed to 200 clerkship;
B. R. Hedrick Qowa) to 8 900 clerkship, and Chas.
bull. c. R. V. RoInondt IN J.) and Geo. p. Morton
(Ky.) to 81, 200 clerkshipR