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Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

EENT-NN. ~ TATNALL. ST. A
ugc three story brick building .arrnnv
IA! wholesale business and lnanuiar-
rilcc, II wa formerly used asa whole.
MS packing establishment by the late
-.n-. IN" property, as well Ms The Iuca.
most desirable Possession given ut
EVANS rEHNiAGIDN. Eighth and
u,"ts. ig1-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

RENT-NO. ll3 MARK Ell STREET
Wilmington, Del. Rare opportunity
grocery business. The sub
having made other business engage
offer: I" tease his property for term
10 to u responsible party. This is n
II opportunity 10 engage In an calab-
business. Valuable agencies will Nc
over. W. +. BRICK.
lan3O- c-O-d.tH
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23
n SALEuR EXCHANGED LARGE

WK SALEOR EXCHANGED LARGE.
brick dwelling house, II rooms, front
rh, bay Windows, In iirst-class order with
: modern improvements. Lot 25xl4O feet.
/. property is well located .commandi ng one
he finest views In the city, md Is well
Inv the attention Of any one wanting de-
l0.c home. VIII sell on easy terms or ex-
ln.e for mailer property. Apply to Il.
NNINGTON, No. 8 4. 8th st. j2T-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

DITENTTC obtained and all business in
] q Elm 10 the US. Patent office, or in
the Court attended to for modern fees.
When model or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentability free 6frharge: and we make
no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here. to the Post Masterthc Supt.
of the Money Order DIV, and to oftic ais ofthe
Z. y. Patent office. For circular, advice,
terms and reference to actual clients in your
State or county, address
G. A. SNOW Il CO..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. q.
Mention this paperl novi4-eod-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

EENI-lHkEE SrORi BRICK
u-r. No. IL! West street. withal in.
''N'', ninc rooms, open stairs, front
.um"ilatr possession. Also houses IN
,lfIs Of the city to let. Apply to JOHN
\. rot, Washington st aud Delaware
d3O If
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

NJ SALE BY EXECUTORS -DWELL.
INK house late Of Eli Wilson, decd, No.
Washington street, Wilmington. Terms
App! 70 u. NlELI)S, Attorney for
ut r, so Market street, aux cod e
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

Or SALE or Rem IA SPICE MILL
amt coffee roasting establishment, with
t, factory. stable and machinery com.
good business already established
,rou hnt class. Apply 10 PIERCE y
Va IN and Sh!pIey -. C0.24.23
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

L SALT HOUSES AND A STORE,
on South jackson st.; on easy terms.
to T." r. ulI.WDkTH, Second and
on streets. l3-2ln- cod
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

X SALE OK EXCHANGE-A FARM
Of - acres Good building and good
G orchard and small fruits Apply to f.
iNlNfrDN. No. b T.. Sth st. debit
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

XNANTED-A GOOD ACTIVE ERRAND
w boy, Is years old, at 81 King st.
f2-lts X. l.. CAREY.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

oR SALt-A PAIR or YOUNG
mules coming tfour) years old. Kind
well broken. and sold for want OF use.
lret,. l. ". STEWARD, 622 W. Front
l6tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

IL SALE AT A BARG AIN TIL +
lease and fixtures ofan established gro
store has a large cash trade. VIM. J.
TER tr2 Shiplcy It. f9U-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

i SALE-WILI BE SOLD FOR
want Of use. AN old buggy.
Apply ut this office.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

KENT->rURE AND DWELLING,
I. Market street. u good business Ioca.
ALSO, farm in 'lirandywine Hundred
u"s !" acres. Apply to }. Angus
t' At LLEI, COS Market street, WI.
III, Del. l6-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

NlNi-A LARGE BRlCk
d,.ng house with l12acrcs Of ground
~ the cltN limits. Close to street
hpli, IT, ~ Ans PENNINGTON,
D.. ni4hth street. f4tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23
nuILA DELPHlA. WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
OCTOBER 9TH, 1852.

| Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
| For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tons i. SIS. 100. 1890 A. H.: 80 400. 40. 80
| p. m.
10. 931. 9.5S Il. 53 II. m. l2.l5 l.53. BIZ. clio
6.3", ~ y. m.
New York. 200. 2.223. ESQ. OBS. 9.5s 1913 II
~. tl2.3s | SO. $50. on. t.as. 10 =. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations. l.O5
gl7. 1000 a. IN. : 600 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line. IS. +. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l,42. 4.5l, 500
81 A. m. : 90 *l.09. 400. 6.h7. Hos i. H.
Baltimore only. LOS. 1000 a. m. 12.26 and
p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle. 600. 8. y. M: i.05 800. 6.2i
p. IN.
Harrington and intermediate stations. g. 10
Il. m. l.OJ. G.!5 y. m
Delmar and intermediate stations, $40 a.
m: lOj p. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

will be a proper subject for consider
alton rs soon as the project for carry
ing all the sewerage of this city into
the Delaware has been completed.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

BOY TO LEARN THE
w Jewelry trade. Inquire at this Office.
f2O-ztk
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

!
A frame mansion house lHo etorirs ntgh
| with french rOu! n good order: pHrlUr. din
ny room and MT hon on nrst floor; good
hud -chimhrr- A'su. bath and tank rOuiiIs
with hot ana cold water IN Kitchen and bath
room broad pinr2l uu Tvs" sides. HlIurding II
magnificent view Of the Delaware river t0i
miles up and down handsome lawn all
around the house. Also, .huildlng,, spring
house ornamental summer house. barn and
stable. for two horses aud on COW. There are
~ acres ot highly impl"Nc d Ii nj well drained
about acres of which is wurt land with state
~ OAK. chestnut and hickory, fruit trees etc.
The ah"r" property WAS uccuI ed by the sub
-crihcr for YEAR. and lastly by George ".
Bcrnndon. 1t il one Of the m, st desirable 10
cations within 10 miles of Wilmington for II
gentleman country residence. being close to
steamboat and railroad stations. and for
trucking purposes cannot l." surpassed. No
pOstpOnemcnt on account of wcnthcr. Ms the
sale will take place in the hnrsr. should the
day be stormy.
rERMS--Onc half cash 800 to lie paid
whc II the property is struck oti. Balance ran
remain on mort age FORE or : years at option
of purchaser. Possession on execution Of deed.
For further particulars address the under.
signed JOHN IT, TAGiART.
SO Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pa.
l.. ". STIDHAM \ son. Auct's.
puRIlc SALE
FRESH COWS, s sEN a. Frs AND FAT
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale, at
the "hadd's Ford Hotel. Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, MARCH l. 1883,
A lot Of fresh cows, springers and e.TI
fat stock. A II peraOns are invited TO XVI
be there AMOS W. HOUSE.
l. W. STIDIiAM h Son. Aucts.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23
FOR RENT,

Il SALE-A SPLENDID PIANO
cheap. at lU' East Second st. lIs-ti
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations
$. 10 A. m: 100 M. 80. $50. 9.55 y. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, 40. 2l3 u.
M : 81. 6."S. 1.26 y. M
baltimore and Washington ~. Al, sos.
~ a. IN. ll.O4 p. IN. Baltimore. Los u. III.
For further information. passengers are re-
lerred to the timetables posted at the Sta
tiuns.
Trains marked ~ are limited express. upon
which extra fare is charged
CHARLES T.. PTGH. J. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

WANTED TO KEEP rr APPEARA Noes.
A story is told Of woman in the
rural districts who wanted 10 keep up
Appearances and who was often thwar-
ted in this by her innocent and matter
ot.fact daughter. One day when n
visitor was present at the table the
hostess said to her daughter, "Whrrr
are all our knives" Here they are.
both Ofth"n,' was the astounding reply.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

NyANTED - PATTERNMAKER. AP.
w ply to q. W. BAKER, Machinist, 2l4
and 2l6 French 1t. Cz23t
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23
WILMINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Now is the line,

And the place ~ the Wilmington
Clothing House, at 4th and Mark et
streets, If You want suit OF an
OVcrcOat in either ready made or
custom made garment. We have
made prices to sui, uhe purchaser
and can please you In iii and sty Sc
of garment. Remember, we mean
to reduce our stock by aitsn"stIlg Of
all ODDSUITSi In our READY MADE
and all ODD SUIT PATTERNS in
our custom department. OvercOats
you can buy ii You want one for
either yourself or boy. We make
this announcement for the balance
Of this month, and you know when
we say prices to clear our stock, II
means the lowest price possible
SECURE ONE OF THESE BAR.
GAINS THIS WEEK.
Jno, v. Diefendo6 & Co,
n. b. STORE CLOSEA AT6 =. NJ,
EXCEPT kATURDAY.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

UyANTED-A GIRL FOR GEN ERAL
w housework. Apply At ll06 Washington
street. f1lN
VXYANTED.-A GIRL TO HELP IN
w kitchen, at Il T.. Second Al. f1Otf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23
HulllOrOus Items.
HE DEFAULTED.

HE nrrAU1rEn
n,, o,.,,, ,,,,. a.,na ;.,a a., mn
WI. 'i'hn" W.! '"",' NV 'h' oil''
tnn o'''ei n"y "i'h " uec'''ci'y e'"'''
'"'r ~,
u,''n 49,, ~, '.Ii, r'" g Ii """,'s ~,
t"n,hanha ., ' "'' ~" So WV
Naw" renlied he "Nam,s iu., hoe,
lickiu, liyhtin' ont If me- far S,llin'
nair of Mis- old sl.ry. buttons What II,
didn,t ns. Sh. s,iI i, was ste,lim,
Cucss T know a limo M twn Th,,,,
nn, st.,lu' I learned in snnd,v-srhm,I
tLo, H., a steal IN take , min -, ur.,tnr +,
take a nrr a,rr, md If vu,, t,kr y come,
the steal's \ whnnnrr, Hut When ynI q,
higher than that i f, drtolcutinu / cuull
stand the lirki,,' if shed rn1l ,nr de-.
fuultcr, bat DOM ike being called n
siJ,n, 100 .,,l ,.,,L,'',,
nl Viii IL. proud to call il drfalca.
ii ~.
Attorneys have ever been fair game
for u joke. and Footc certainly made
IL" most Of thrm. ON" day, a simple
former who had Just buried rich rela-
ton, a,r attorney, was complaining Of
TIE great ">peu>" "t a funeral caNal-
G d"iu III" country.
" Why, do Nuu hJry Your attorneys
l. r. "a" l'uotc asked
"N"., to Dc sue We Ito how else 80
/" . 'irycY A. mat in London.
\u -" said the other uii"h sur
missed ;. huw d, Won mauar. 49,
"W, vbru the ra,i,ut Lanrru. f.,
a., ~, law him nl, il, a room, ,,,r-
mint hy himself lock ria. L,u, thr,N
entirely Of
" Indeed ~ said the other with
ainaz ,nrnt " " la, l",pln OF him"
" Why, that We cannot exactly tell
al w. know ls there 5 IA strong smell Of
hlu>'u, in the room urxi morning"
Why HE h1pN 7 TAKE IT.
Not long ago an old niour,r u Ln had
lN.d in rrNas IN the DAYS OF the early
,olonis,a was boaslinu of the GOOD old
times
"Why. sir was once titrr,I a
Irap,l. Of land fer n pajr Of old boot. ="
"DiGu', Won take il ."
40. sir, diti.'t.
Poor lind. reckon.
"Why, bless y.ur heart sir i, was
~, rr.t hirh :, ,In,r u,r.a,n ,r , r.'nr
,u,uipo ,hrnugl, /, and -, ~,,,,,',in,,i
.i',rr.,u;,i,,. in an. rnrn,r,,'
And ,yl,y u, thu,,d,.. ,i;J,,, ga,
,r,h, ,L. tr,l,. -,
IL, cause said III, ,}d u,nr !,
,,,,..r,t,r, ,,,,. If vu;,,-- {, lumo,,.,,
,0;,,r'f have. la. hu,,.
W. Wv. '''' =" "''' w.
fH' SAN = h"A locking mp from
ms grammar ''SH"''' why am
why are yen rr"arlrr ''
" IS sir.
You ar" npt a preacher
Yes. am, for don't loU So IN a
n're'n.
" don , know what A"n mean.
Why, don't you '"r" A preacher
Is pars"n, and M par>in', ltsa
ila
lame, said the father, turning to
MS wife, " h"id IN" hat stick Of stove
vurd. can pardon his lying and can
or killing him has arril ed.
,,,.,,,u
i''''' ,'l' you ! wanted mos Doors
'F il' ran" reception 'aSl liih' ne
"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

DUBLlC SALE OF A FIRSTtLhSS
1 COUNTRY RESIDENCE
VIII he sold N Public Sale, on the premises.
on the PhIln. and Wilm Turnpike, one mile
from tlaNmont Station, on the T.. W y Is,
X. r., New tastl" tnunty. Delaware. On
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY y. 1858.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

VXyANTED-SALESLADY IN HOSIERY
wv department. Address ~, !" this Of
nee. f22ts
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

DIELlC SALE-WlLL BE SD.D Al
l Public Sale. on the premises. No. 7l8
Market street. On saturday. February 4at IL
proof safe. f222-2
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

~ would like 10 be- excused, your
honor said ii Chicago man who had
been drawn on the jury. What fur?'
" | "wcn man IS, and ! want to hunt
him up and pay it. DO You mea,.
10 say you would hunt up a man to pay
a bill instead Of waiting for him TO hunt
up YOU" "Nrs, your honor. " do
ynu belong in Chicago" eyes, sir. "
"Nou are excused. | don't want any
man ON the jury who will lie like that. !"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-23

THURSDAY, MARCH !, 1883.
lot Of fresh cows, syringers and f.H5
fat stock. All persons are invited TO 8X
be there. AMOS W HOUSE.
l. W. STIDHAM h Son. Auct'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
THE COURTS.
ms MARRIAGE,

arrxING TO ANNUL HER SONS MARRIAGE.
proceedings were begun yesterday in the
.,orsme Court In Brooklyn to annul the marriage OF
rsw a Hall with Mrs Mary J. Wood, on the ground
10, the former was legally lunatic at the time
!, the marriage Hall, who is about
.,sr,v.six years Of age was declared
,,n,,ic in 1873 IN proceedings taken by his
o,nsr the widow OF Asa Hail. formerly hat manufsc.
.rr.r IN Brooklyn OF No. A Chauncey st. Young Hall
~ never bright. and after marrying he became insane
snsr ne was adjudged insane he sent to asylum
his mother and sister madethe committee of his
s.,ats Two years later his wife died. About
.,a, time he was discharged from the
s.~Iuu as cured, and he lived with his mother
,,varl Recently ne began to stay from home and to
Ill., so a negro settlement in Bergen-st, on Crow HILL
sore many deprayed persons consored Among those
VIZ lived In a half underground hat wac q woman
named mnD Mary. J. Wood, an Indian halfbrced,
who had had two negro husbands, ore
W whom was sent to State Prison Tor
Hfe In June last Hall and this woman were married
md hogan TO live together In Sumpterst His mother
nd ssfe now begin the suit TO set aside the marriage
Hall asserts that had right 70 marry and was living
nmfortably with his wife. He was never insane. he
oy.. at any rate he had been discharged from the
ayI,m cnrei He asserts that the proceedings are an
s,empt 10 get control of his share OF bis fathers
asa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

only 80 tea sonisac. grade for sIpert
vale terms Zoo ,cs sspssaser $50 ssacc closing
5 1csGSs s s clos S s Be-
eem6er s6So closing Sez 200 tcs seller year
@ closing s. Jsaus eo:.: ses ss
tcs s45o; No. City. quoted s25c Refined has light In
quiryi Continent quoted 905c.; south American sS5c
and there is fair from home trade. price, rule
steady and ere not changed particular state Cream
Welsh S' 7nO pai Ss asi Wssas s
D.g Mfsss5a ffs. Variation. ~ have
not been important for the day. generally e sellers
RF q san sso =! 20 Prime
7oSIc: Western Fiat 6iaa8c; Western Cheddar. Sd5sc
Creamery skins is.c Common to Choice EGGS have
vanilla II i2S22c: Western 20 19Zlc.s Canada, 2l0Zilc
RlCE-In good demand and steady.
sPICEo-Quiet and rather weak.
696c: $50 test Centrifugal, yl6c safes SOD hhds Mo
lasses sugar 3l6eoc. 800 hhds Eugisn Island. 6sc;
Cat Loaf 9c Crushed. Sci Cubes, s,c Powdered ..d9c
Grangated. u l,ci Mould A. ssa sLc: ConiectoneIs
White Extra &c" 7c ExrA 49," 7isa7sc.; &c" d'ss1e;
Yellow. 5is1iLc.
1le; oeomarysrine Steartne. luote l04c ~ c,
TALLOW-In fair request snt held firm Prime City
quoted at 77sc: sales S0OUO 10 "a G''sc
TEAQuiot but about steady Japan s least 10 sellers
favor.
5hc; Leaf "a aI2c. IA hhls sold OF prya terms seed
Leaf steady but quiet 100 1882 Pu1sly1n private
terms; loo cases do 6sl2c; lOo cise' 1857 Nsw.Lnsand
69IUc 200 cases 1882 Wisconsin Haylnl. pslte 10 ms
l0J lS8OSl Ohio private terms 200 bales Havana
S5c aSl 20; 80 bale, sumara. 81 l00$l 90 - -.
large but view Of the larger lie om turefS
and the aavces from the Interior holders hee refuse to
slight advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
DAMAGES ASKED FOR AN ASSAULT.

A suit to recover damages Tor q violent as
.ault has been begun in the Brooklyn City Court by
John Ryan. OF No 326 Thirdave against Alfred Epncr'
s,,rist of No 457 Thirdave., Brooklyn. 1t appears
tho, Elmer while sleeping his store, annoyed by
mischievous boys of the neighborhood, who rang his
nipbtbe aud then Jeered at him from safe distance
when he apswered it, Determined 10 revenge himself,
he procured bat and decided to lie in wait for the first
boy who attempted to play the trick again But hap
anad that the first time his night bell disturbed
Ster he had so armed himself rung py Mr. Ryan,
who sought to have a prescription compounded. He
rang once and Elmer softly stole TO the door with his
cnh RYAN rang again. and at that momeut the enraged
druggist pounced upon him and dealt him several heavy
blows over head and shoulders Inhcting severe in
mries Ryan seeks legal redress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
THE PEIROLEUM MARKET.


As will be seen by reference to the local
columns OF THE TRIBUNE. emphatic dental is made OF
the Published report that Standard Oil Company had
absorbed the Tidewater Pipe Line Color has been given
to this report by the recent advance in refined Oil But
the market fully warrants the higher prices The low
figures which have ruled for refined have been due in
the opinion OF tue best members Of the trade TO at
tempt OF the Standard capture the rdewaer By fore
Ing its refining companies TO do business At loss For
two months refined oil has been sold at loss The
market has been kept articaly low and the prese1t
Improvement is a natural one, which manipulation
could no longer postpone instead OF being forced adj
persons have believed.
There was fairly active speculation to-day In United
Pipe Line certificates. An opening cent higher at
81 l04 followed by "shorts" covering to$l 49,
reaction TO 81 1Oas succeeded by an advance 10
81 lis by p. Dulness then ruled for while.
but the close vigorous selling movement carried
prices down to u O97saSl 10. The close animated
with the tendency ward when the gong sounded TO
stop business. The from the oil folds was not
Specially important aud there Is no change apparent III
The SITUATIONS as heretofore outlined In The TRIBUNE.
The VI prices and the total dealings here were
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
ALIMoNY DURING TENDENCY OF A SUIT.

Judge Haight yesterday III the Supreme
Court Chambers, made order granting SIS counsel
fee and $40 o week slmony pendente lite, to Dora g.
Banta in her suit against her husband for limited
divorce on the ground Of abandonment Mrs. BaDta
alleges that married to Mr. Bsnta in 1873. Soon
after the marriage Mr. Banta became acquainted with
an actress who looked with favor him. He lavisned
his money and affections the and neglected TO
provide for his wife. After time he worked his courage
up TO the point of asking his wife to leave him and con-
sent that should get divorce from her She thought
that waSaskng rather than faithful wife was
bound to give aud refused his request Some time later
suggested that their difficulties could be smoohed over
would suicide She told MIN that she did not
care to Kill herself MI Banta denies that he alb andOned
his wife did any of the unkind things which sne
charges. He says she left him aud good nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
MRS. PIKE SECURES A DIVORCE.

Maria V. A. Pike some time ago began a
suit for limited divorce against her husband George s.
Pike on the ground OF cruel and inhuman treatment
She charged that be had frequently struck aud Kicked
her. that he very often came home drunk and then
abused her In various ways. that altogether he was
neither agreeable q safe with whom to live
years before she had discovered that lie had been
unaithfu her. aud she did like this she sepa
rated from him. He aterward promised TO reform, and
she went live with him again. lie did not stay re-
formed long, but returned TO his old ways. Mr. Pike
denies that ever treated his wife in a way which
not gentle. kind and husbaudlike. Justice Haigt yes
terday rendered decision In which he grants Mrs Pike
500 counsel fee aud $40 week alimOny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
CLOSING PRICES Of PHiLADELPHA STOCKS
Reported 6y JOHN H. DAVIS Co. II WattS.
FRIDAY, Aug. Up. N.

Borrug some little hesitation Immediately follow
ing the opening of business at the Stock Exchange
tins morning. there was a pretty steady and pro-
eressve appreciation values from tho beginning,
which in the last hali-bour blossomed out into
into full fedged buoyancy. In stocks the busl-
ness OF the day (349 100 shares) is only 5000
shares greater than tho business OF yesterday.
There was general disposition to advance prices,
and il met with no important resistance from any
quarter. The bears" who had not covered either
cared not for the fluctuations or were of the
smaller caibTo that alone exert no Influence upon
the market Western Union was marked feature
of the day. and with transactions in only 23.0O5
sbares-less than onc-half of those of yesterday
it's price advanced from 737s07Gl2076 Delaware,
Lacka wanna and Western also was noticeable-as
il has been for long tIme-for Its largo dealings
and to day it closed within u per cent of the high
est figure for the day-1236s-which is an advance
of ia per cent In 1876 there scarcely was a
certificate of Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
In the Street: to-day large proportion
of the stock is held on margins and 1t
Is one of the most active of all the sp,culatyes.
Among the trunk lines, Central and Hudson, Lake
Shore, Canada Southern and Michigan Central
record important advances, while Erie closes the
same as 1t did last evening. Oregon aud 1ranscon-
tinental rose from 66I2 to 70ss0 697s while North
ern Pacific common closes unchanged and the
preferred stock closes % higher than last evening
The Northwe stocks were all strong, but ended
something of from the best prices. as did everything
on the list. Denver and Rio Grande was exception
ably weak perhaps because the person willing to
take the presidency OF the company IS not yet dis
covered. The market closed fcyerish.
Government bonds were quiet but strong and the
bids for As and digs adanced Is per cent. An
.ox.d re tha closing limitations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
ExpEDIrING CASE BY HABEAs CORPUS.

Robert j. Miller, driver of a Dodd's express
wagon, a short time ago drove his wagon over boy
named Gustave Richter, and injured him severely
that he died. On the inquest the sury censured
Miller for causing the death of the boz by careless drv
ing The coroner committed Miller Jail in default OF
$1,000 bail. The prisoner yesterday brought before
Justice Potter In tho Supreme Court Chambers
writ corpus Justice Potter ordered Miller to
be taken before police gstrate, in order that
animation night be had in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
AN ExPRIzE-FIGHTER WANTS AN OFFSET

William Hastings. some time prize-fg liter,
WHO had boat with Awful Gardner" ia said to be
man of property at present He let premises 10
Abraham Harris and as the rent was not paid made
some efforts to collect it which Mr. Harris and after
ward jury, construed into assault and battery.
Mr. Harris obtained gment against Mr. Hastings for
81 900 damages Mr. Hastings does not want TO the
Judgment or at least no OF IL than he is obliged
DO and has brought suit TO have the amount due him
from Mr. Harris for rent set of against the Judgment
A motion was argued yesterday before Chief Judge
sedgwck for Injunction against any steps ocolect
he lud gment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

The sales of state bonds included Louisiana con-
soils at g. Tennessee 6s at 80, North Carolina con-
sol 40 at 77s4 and Alabama class A at s2A0slal.
There were no transactions in City bank stocks but
the biddings were free at full figures
Except In few of the speculative issues the busl-
mesa in railroad bonds was small, with little change
In prices. but there were some special features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
CIVIL, NOTES.

Justice Potter yesterday, in the Supreme
Court Chambers. made order appointing Thomas b.
Smith as referee in the suit recently begun by Hugo
Meyer against his wife, Bertha Meyer Tor absolute