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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13

SPEAIxs, bruises. stiff joints burns scaIds and
and Zone Lniment. Sold By all Druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13

.BTCHE-PAIRA. Quick complete eurs. an
InDoginx kJdney and Urinary Diseases- $40
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13
Safe, Tastcles>. Pure.
How 10 Get IL.
THE HualsToN FOOD PRESERVING CO.,

For sale in Chicago hS SreAGUr Wxg<eR 4
Co, WholtSal,, GrNcerS, and Van S~ltANck SrtNkx-
SON \ To. Wholesale Druggists
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13

sR-Twenty four beautiful colors Of the Dia-
nond Dyes for Silk Wool Cotton etc 10 cts A
child can use with perfect success
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13
1t is said that Jay Gould's mortu-
airy chapel will cost So, 900.
Personal! TO Men Only.

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co. Marshall. Mich. will
send DR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances trial for thirty days
TO men young or old who are afflicted with
nervous debility lost vitality and kindred troubles
health and manly yigor. Address as above n
B--No risk is incurred. thirty days trial is al
lOxei
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13

., NY 1ssS OF S days in daily mean T. nperatnre
, N.Y.; ~ tn.eats etc, bought in open market have
SSffs,s,S 1911 severn an,t am satisfied thai the
T Wna n nranes 81 Rex Magnus TIE Hamist0n
Wsutel -" WINCH nave expert
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1883-07-13
Emma Larson.
Miss Emma =
IVY

Yes. sir
We'll, Miss Emma. | never wrote
up anything like your feat before
What ever put it into your head!"
''Oh, | just thought I'd like tomake
the trip. Why, l have already plan
ned to come home by way of Texas"
Perhaps, Miss Emma. there is a
lover waiting for you in California; =
And at the mention of a lover Miss
Emma laughed the laugh of true
woman. Cheyenne Leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
MRS. AND MISS noYTs APPLICATION.

The application of the widow and daugh-
ter of the Jesse Hoyt for additional allowance OF
5000 each heard yesterday by Surrogate
Rollins In their petition they set forth that the
previous allowance of $4,000 each which they had re-
oeved has been expended The daughter farther states
that she purchased house for $4,000 and that
she needs $4,000 TO furnish It, Ex-senator
Conkng appeared in favor of the petition and William
NJ Evarts and Elhu Root formally opposed it. Mr.
tonking said that he underCtoOd that there would be
little opposition as the trial had been dragging 50 long
and The ladies really needed the money f1r their proper
support Mr.. Evarts stated that he had no papers TO
read opposition He did not object TO the granting OF
the petition the Court had jurisdiction and he had no
objection to the exercise of that jurisdiction lie did not
however wish put himself or his associate In the posi-
ton OF agreeing 10 the granting OF an allowance II the
Law did not saact0n it, The trustees were Responsible
men, he said and the present motion should not preclude
them from taking any action they might deem proper
in regard The only question neither the money
should from the trust or income funds MT.
Conkng replied that the money being needed Tor actual
necessities shOuld be taken from the income fund The
house purchased 10y Miss HOyt was in lexngton-ave,
and had been bought at low figure lie insisted that
purchase investment but was merely Tor
shelter The Surrogate reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THURSDAY. July I2-P. NJ.

THURSDAY. July l2-P. NJ.
The dealings in stocks to-day amounted only to
249.9OO shares against 306, 100 shares yesterday
Fluctuations were frequent but were irregular The
Omaha stocks specially strong all the way out
on a very small business but the closing bids show
advances of 81 for the common and per cent on
the preferred stock. Northwest shows final gain
of a and st. Paul ls per cent. The transactions
(93. 700 shares) in Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western amount to more than Onc-third OF the total
number of shares dealt in to-day and tho stock was
specially weak; after rally from l25i2 to 1864,
the stock afterward sold at 1247sG 1858. Lake
Shore after selling up TO 10S closed unchanged ut
1879. and Central and Hudson after selling 1l73s
and up to 1871. closed, as it did yesterday. at
1873. Western Union made an early advance from
so TO s26s and later sold at s17s0S2. The market
closed dull and without feature.
Government bonds moderately active and
rather frmer in tone, with an advance of Is
IN the bidding for the Be. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRoDUoE.
Per NORTH Rissr Vessels aud R1ilroada
Nrw.YoRK. Thursday, July IL. 1883.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, July II

ASHEs-Qmet and unchanged
BFILDINg MArERIA lS-Brfeks have been quiet but
no stocks well In hand fats
have Lime and Cement have continued In demand
steady. Lumber the movement has been fair and
prices steady. Brcx Hands, s. 500S7; Pale Brcks ~ a
<; So Cement Rosendale 81 10Qsl 2o American Portland
- 5DS2 4O English So 1888 Latn ~ 55aS2 ~ per
LOCO Lime Rocklsnd Common. 81; do. Finishing 20
state Common S5c do Finishing 81 TO- Ground 80 G9Oc
Lumber Eastern Spruce. S3 500sl6 for random esgoes
and for specials White Pine Is quoted 81 81 for
West india shipping Boards; S22eS29 for south American
do sl7 isis for Boards SIS 1Sl9 for Extra DO e
low Pine s9s22 per NJ Hsrdwoods walnut Swell I'LL
per Ash s350s45 poF DO; oak O6soO per d0 Maple
s3oaso dos Chestnut slOdsSO per 90 Shery s' "a
and do inch $50 e$42 Hickory SS9Ss do Nails III MOI
crate sale So % 90 10 for ~ 10 go. -
COPFEEpot RIO duh and weak at 92c f9r hir eargoos
supply il increasing rapidly here, while the demand y
slow; options slightly easier sales 2-oS paS' 10 %
1856 76o for Noyember and 40 for Deeemps
closing az follows: January $50 G7S5 February l9O95o
March 705ssl0; April 805sS20; Nay. sl06S21: June
S2O9S4O July 10 $780, August 73O 7S6 septeneet
AOD7 AS October 7j007.55; November TOO1Ido; De
oenber Mild grades generally quiet and rather
weak MaracOibO sold private terms THIS ue
better sustained it Is stated than some OF the
other grades 80
COIrON-spot fairly active and ll6c higher sales
bales EVENING" including lO2 Tor export OF on
speculation $50 for spinning Delivered on contrcts
Receipts at the ports to-day l6Io bales aalst
S29 6SS last Since september i,
A period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
A NEGRO's SUIT FOR BLOOD.
n suit of Edward Banks against DR.. Henry

The suit OF Edward Dauhs against Dl' iAOhiJ
Garrigues AM Charles Gutenberg TO recover the value
nj SO ounces Of blood transfused from him TO oxen
brs veins was continued yesterday before Justice kei
" in the sixth District Court. The rate OF compensation
asked is 10 cents drop, amounting TO $3.50 The de-
fepce Is that Banks blood is not 1rth 10 cents drop
ar ANYTHING ike it, Banks testified that Dr. Anderson
Told h,n that his blood worth 10 cents an ounce,
.n besides he nursed the sick man. OkenOerg alleged
nat after mis- recovery Banks 10 him several Times
snd lie maudel money. which was always pald hln I've
last time he came the defendant gave MIN 20 and made
INN sign a receipt in full Banks acknowledge the re-
Qt bat swears tht he neither read nor write ana
That the receipt not properly read to hn ana tna
Inc two witnesses I" the receipt were not Wth nearing
when IL was read. 80
DR. Anderson testified that okenberg's life could not
have been saved operation had not been performed
80 ,,st he nwpd his life TO the negro lie also believed
That something about payment had been said NJ the Time
OF the operatOn although he could not say whAt III.
Valentine repeated that Gutenberg owed his lie 10 he
negro hut lie had not heard any mention OF payment
although he have heard II mention mad been MADE
Dr. Garrgues testified that he often performe1 sue Il
operations and generally got all the blood ne wantu LOT
a aud drink OF whiskey- If Banks Ea NOT sneeu
blood this he would have used salt ana wafer
Besides human blood was not marketable commonly
Okenberg testified that he thought he had PAID enough
Tor the hegrOs service. for IN addition 10 paving nm ne
had also paid for his services ia his hotel Dill wAlch ne
produced. Dr. Garrigues dropped out OF Inc case
sad the suit pressed against Gutenberg alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
Flour is included and reckonet It's equivalent bushels

included and reckonet at It's equivalent In bushels
fGS-Al prices are lT% Trade is not Arse but then
Bueno Ayres 20 c Mon,evdeo 2ic; Correntes 22c: Rio
Grande, 22c California 81 ie; hatauOras l0c Vera Cruz
and TruxO l7aG lSc. OTnoco. ac TAmpicO l6c.i
Bogota 10 d3lc; Central America, $4,000 ro0asco 100
Slaughter OK Toe. do Cow 72c city Slaughter. Calcutta
H6Ps-The market is weak and irregular IS well
are the figures while California. 1882 quoted
-MErALs.-Att the Iron Metal Exchange to day Iron
firm and active ON call the sales were: 90 tons No
eInber $327.; 100 tons NO American October. s25 TN
September 2lc; 10 tons straghts september 2lc 70
tons Slags nr ere 2o tons sSgats
NOTWITHSTANDING stock quiet at 2Gc for 500 test in
Phadelpha sOld at 2ee Grocery grades quiet and
NAVAL sToREs-Ro.ns were quiet and yet quoted about
seay 60SsI 50 strained 70 Good Strained spirits
1 al s at close sw asked
bling lots IS 2c Tar and Pitch Gniet and unchanged
effected and values barely steady we quota 9sssa
SPERM q e % o nSsr a Esn ss
S Maer @aEe cqSds Menhaaen 80 S Crude Whale
SSS54c Tor southern and 5S s6sc. for Northern.
quiet OH charters remained hrm and the movement
slow The mafiI fqs and sa% 1865
Grain Sid 1000 boxes Cheese. sOsi 1000 do. do,
f sss ST. Pof Is sacks Flour cs 500 SS
CO. gG 49, S 2o OS Gans ' on
DON steam 1000 bum cram ain A. 200 Ana Tobacco sos
COW, steam, $4,000 buah. Grain, AID; loo hhds To
bacco LOO boxes Cheese, AIS 3D. Bacon 2js 5000
sacks Flour, los; AvONmoyrH. steam Grain quoted
staas, do. quoted BORDEAUX. steam. do.
quoted ANTWERP. steam 90. quoted 6i4d.
sEILLEs. steam 400 tcs do. Sos. .;.MEpirERRANEAN
PORTS steam. $40 hhds Tobacco private terms IA NJ.
BU RIO, German bark 5000 bills Refined Petroleum. 3s sd
UNITED KINGDOM, British bark. $500 do IS 80. LIN
EKPOOI British ship. 100000, ia .BREA EN or LON DON
German ship 5000 bDs do, private terms. .LU sSIN
PICC0Lo for orders) Austrian bark. ov0 bbs do Is.
ROUEN, British bark 1900 bbls Crude, 3a Cd.
HAykE. Norwegian bark. 5000 bills DO. rs Aid.
LIVERPOOL. German bark. 1900 bDlA Residnum ia Cd
..TIME CHARTER British steamer 973 tons for the ST
Lawrence trade two months ia I'd .;'Rlo JAN lho,
FOR ORDERS British ship 100 from Francisco
Wheat 56s. Sd JINEA-PITRE schooner, 1874 tons
General Cargo at about 1850.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for prompt delivery Is agaiI
lower, with the West where prices show fur
ther decline OF ~ d65c bbl leaving on weak trading
OF both shippers and Job
ber sales $40 bbs Mess spot S5asl6 CLOSING sle eol
within few days 900 bills Mess private terms lot
bbs ExIra Prme slt 50 40 bbA Family Meas. slS TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
State bonds were neglected. And of city bank

State bonds were neglected. And OF city Dank
stocks sixty-nine shares Of Phenix sold at 1Ol.
EXCEPT in few special issues the dealings IN rail-
road bonds were small. The immediate investment
demand is reduced TO q minimum, and therefore
prices readily Weld TO any pressure to SELL West
Shore and Buffalo 5s again were the feature OF
the dealings and final sales at 7o4
mark decline from yesterdays last figures of lie
Der cent Nickel Plate first gold 6s opened down
a at 1908, but closed at 1914. Cleveland aud
Pittsburg sinking funds sold at 123l2G1234 and
New-York, Lackawanna and Western Is at l154
Rome. Watertown and Osdensburg 5s were of "a
at 7Os4 Canada Southern IS were - higher for
two bonds at 957s Ohio and Mississippi sinking
funds were l. lower at 116. Denver, Rio Grande
and Western firsts were steady at 78l2. Texas and
Pacific frsts, Rio Grande division, were huctuatlng
but closed with decline of Il at S2s4. Northern
Pacific frsts were q easier at 1041s Oregon Short
Line 90 sold at 1004G 1014 aud New-fork and
Texas Land scrip declined 10 80.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance S20o-
O22, made up by gains OF $l42,3O6 currency and
500, ZIG coin. The day. transactions covered ::
Receipts, 1921 ,626; payments. $7l6,6o4; cur
rency balance, 81, 1863, $685. coin balance. SID
776779. Call money continues To rule easy at the
Stock Exchange at 262l2 per cent. There are no
notable changes in the domestic exchanges.
The Clearing Houss statement to-day was as fo-
lows: Exchanges $1l5, go. 202; balances. d. 1885,
OH.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

S:';$ he. T s:
assi:. sia osy E.r. isSss .s.s J. va s1sssis
SS a1se have s: s s
.sa!Gl % e s:s
Be,les quoted 81. acc reked sheuid sssss. p,ekisd
ils ab1s se res ua sSSssa
ss's sssy s ..S & Ms'; n
Lent sssss W. ~: ss SeTa"s ss a. ss ssp
asdsay dsia s.iay wants Shippers
W.T. sas sss
sa r "a 1s % ssa iso ss sus me
az inside :si:. sss Prime steam ssss
@ e ssS eSss :sef, ae y u % Asgs 500
July; quoted closing syoc; $50 tos AaEn.. SO5sso5e,
ING s.75c; e7So tea October 500 ens $50
ss2c $3.50 tcs seller ysAr 500 s7.ssc. closas 5000
40 CITY quoted sSssse EsnSsS 10 lair demand ale.
ss sS9'fi o ss sps
better but the feenE continues and
Western as e, az rs e S s,s. Pay Han
imitation Creamery isaise western Factory. 9sis@es
Western Dairy, .....cn EhsE-asrast MS hos
%apa but o,asrwss the tone p2c. sted state 30
Creamery SKINS 29j GDemand confines
s and Psnn sSS, r. w wssern caasa
RicEPaIly active .teOdy aud unchanged; D'~osuc ia
stGAR@haw eali and nominal Fsir Reanlog VI $40
Crushed 9s9,se: cur Loaf ca a9e; PowdereL gss9'c;
Granulaled $3.50, e. Cubes s'ssgs ss'Is ~ we
on "A" s9sc; White Extra &C" $40 'sc., Extra &C.
7s07 iac; &C" 7sG7 &C. Yellow &C" d sac. Yellow. Ga
sTGARINEIn fair demand esles IL 900 city lie 40
tcs Western part late Yesterday IO9losc zo'OV ID os-
0marg arine Stclrine L0sc.
TALLOW-Dul and rither weak. Prime ilJ quoted
7g4c.: sa.es 81 900 n. 1897 1870
WOOL Trade small ta values 70 grclt ont are
nominal: o5i0 Ia sn At ~
d}3c. but Southern Unwas1ed TexaA CdOfa. aa5 Pulled
descriptions SLOW. WequOtc Ohl fenl "
vana aud Virginia. aud above Pieces - 0J,c x.
36a37c; No 35d49c; Coarse - a3Oc; Ccmois 80 1tei
state and Western y and Xxx. 70 9J6c Nh Y. 3Io sci
Coarse, 3Oc ComDing 80 0E@c; Virgini west snA
MARYLAND AMI Indiana ComOmz Jnwashei MAC beol 90
and Lake. lS@I7c; California spring l692Sc 1eSab l5s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
THE COURTS.
oy,,scEy,s MENTAL CONDITION.

r,,oxy by EXPERTS AND olhh"oN
GATE AS WITNESS.
,os,;mony was taken yesterday IN
fhi,"oa y. ,,o ,,,Ii Of the late David NJ Chauncev
tne oo1'e .,o ccrrt In Brooklyn Mr.. Chauncey WAS
m "o -. .xv,au before he died ana theccn'es'an,s
III sn :, .hcs tnat he was incapaete OF making "in
are - a. heanssthed the hulk OF his estate on
- ooa "a n fayoritc nephew, 70 uo "
800 os equally near relatives MS iSuia 80.
=, Mr. Chauncey. testified that she
",nrc which interrupted friendly in'ercouiso
Der ia"''' an the letters she had received from
10 noi ahsA o,teu T, ceiyed help from the iS"eh
p"''- , pars,n who drew Mr.. ChaunceFs WILL 'es"-
~. dsccdent was vain aud egotisic' oAsgEers
Heu 49, inheritance of what he possessed ne uSea W
- nm Montaerle-st and seek lot aui"'"Non
"1'o ~ IT enc, don who had been IN charge Oh the
ward in Bellevue Hospital ge ono Of the
IN regard 20 a resis he said. was the handwrtng'
Ysane tersons coad not write Nei- to,ht ~ iittio
insane PC h,s will the witness thought ~ III
ceys ~ h. could not tell without comparison WIN
Cher sreciaens Of his wiring s, corrinS MI the
nns su ~ NJ CaHneg tRat had been SHOWN IN Tue cyl
SSe including his drinking buying rlnAe's
dehee snns heneath hun in social rank, paying ieW1
Win ~ SITTING foolish and disconnected speech ana
ts~ n printed as advertisement stopping oieifS
re fe street to deliver 1t to him. eXasgerahg tne
nan III GO oTsinary horse boosting OF his riches and
sp Tg in California and being on account OF these
va apsl diseases pat tue witness ana ne was ashea
bsther In ms opinion this man was sane or ls ahe AZ
80 time he went to Europe The witness s'u ne was
IEe teay insane After tangled maze OF questlons'
,bs V'iiness was asked by General Pryor -, o.,
Have you ever seen an IDIOT with heaIthy pialh
The reriy was In the affirmative.
~ al PryNr said :: " [ think have, too"
IT, witness afterward explained that he had Teen q
an who was id0tic simply because his brain was 700
small. - >, - .o..iand ,r regari IN the
,D,nt"ms of ncipent and general mental Paresls 40
Svpothetieal questions OF the lawyers covering Tue
SONS and Oddiues Of Mr. Chauncey NJ the te he maui
sl Stages OF mental paresis and that he was insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
AN ASSAULT UPON A HORSE.

A suit for damages for an assault upon a
horse has been instituted IN the courts of Passaic
County " J. The plaintiff is Christian Zeitlinger and
the defendant Ia Cornelius Yorzs The htigants both
live al Lutte Fails and have been at enmity for some
time Zeitinger asserts that while his horses were
drinking al brook in charge OF a boy, Works came
along made attack upon the boy and OF the
horses kicking and beating tue latter that Its useful
Dess wGs impaired for several days. No damages are
claimed for assault the boy but Zeitnger wants
800 the attack upon the horse. YOrks lawyer VIII
claim that the not being injured damages can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
ARE THE TEAS ADULTERATEDi

In the Superior Court, Special Term, yes
feriay Judge Freedman rendered decision the mo
ton 10 make permanent the temporary injunction re-
strainng James PurdOu, John n. Draper and others
from dsposng OF 1868 packages Of alleged aduterated
teas. The temporary Injunction granted III an
action brought by the Heaitd Department, Professor
Chandler and others making abdaTits that the teas were
sduerated and injurious to public health Judge Freed
holds that the question can hardly be decided upon
the adavs submitted and suggests that the parties to
The action agree TO try the issues immediately before
should they not agree, he decides that he Will
order the reference II the teas have been aduer
sted OF the aduteratoD and its effect the
public health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13

iivRRPooI- July l2-Bscon Cumberland Cat 43 o. short
Bib 4AJd PRIME Mesa 7sJn= do "ostorn 1du Lara.
Prime estern 456d cheese American ChOioA 0LOd Iur,
psnune - Lard 5uOe
American. Broadstuhs--Corn 5i2d for New Mixed Vest
cru heat California AU5S
81 No. oO9t GJ2i Tor Red Winter Peas.
7od Canadian Butter $4,000. Tor GOOD Unit
cd sJOOd for nnsst do BeeL o5vi ior ExtrA
lndia
Iospos July l2-splrits rurusauns. 296d. UAlonHA
Lnseen 4lOo per quarter OIL & ~ l6a&2O %
per tun rauow <Ip ewt hshnea PoEoeiaL %
oad. "a. -
HAyKk July l2--wilcoxs Lard closet at So trssc' so
centmcs 80
BREMEN July l2-wfcox's Lard closed A. AZ mSrks %
piennlags iloI3a PetEosum MARKS ~ piehAinss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
A SUIT FOR A LARGE AMOUNT.

PITTsBURG, July 11.-Charles w. Siemens,
tie celebrated English inventor to-day entered suit
against H. Sellers Mckee, OF this city. 10 recover
100000 The suit grows out Of the failure
Of the siemeps Anderson Steel Company OF New.York
whose plants arc situated here The cOmpaDys property
sold ont by Shers sale, and portion purchased
by Mckee and Semens aims 10 recover from MIN
what ne claims be his portion OF the proceeds OF the
sale. owned 800 shares Of stock III the com
Yany, valued at 81 900 eacA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEM.YORK. July I2.

NEW4ORK, July II.
Activity marked the petroleum speculation
to-day. There ncws from tho oil fields that
important, and the movement Of the market The
outcome OF the speculative changes that have beeu
taking place for several weeks past The total saes in
New amounted than 900 900 barrels The
opening prices 81 1913 aud 81 10A against ST. 11l
last night the buying OF the shorts strengthened
the market and by prices had risen 10 81 1913.
The rally lOng-ived, and prices gradually
frttered away to 81 O6a the close being weak and
settled at 81 co.
The range OF prices and the total dealings to-day in
York were "A follONs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
CIVIL NOTES.

The contest over the will of the late James
stOges was again before Surrogate Rollins yesterday
former butler in the family Leonard Smith, testified that
the daughter OF Mr. Stokes objected to his wearing n
shsbby-lO0king coat. 1t finally taken away and
reTa ed, and when the winess told MI Stokes that II
had been greatly improved. lie replied g" do not think
il wss good enough Tor before" An adjournment
taken until September, when tue case will be
sunImed up
The General Term OF the Court OF Common Pleas has
recently rendered decision OF Importance FOLDERS
tontine policies IN life insurance companies. Emelne
Bogardus brought suit policy OF this class against
the New York Life Insurance Company setting up
Tie latter violated it's contract with her ia failing
fuDds properly invested and 70 accumulate the
Inurred to much OF tho complaint AS alleged any
breach contract Its part and ater before
Judge Beach, the demurrer was sustained Ihe plantl
then appealed 10 the General Term ana mat Court mas
tnrmed the decision OF the Court below
An injunction was granted recently I'm the Court Of
Common Pleas restraining the Manhattan ana new
York companies carrying out the agreement oil DC
tober 1881 Chief Justice DAILY decided TO vscate the
Injunction the defendant giving an indemnity bond OF
tl56OO0. fbo injunction was vacated, but the ponu
was raised 10 S292500 10 was filed yesterday. cyrus
". Field Jay Gould and Russell Sage each swear thhI no
smdividaay worth StS0OoOo over oil hab"i'ies
In the Supreme Court Eliphslet Mott has commenced
Nj aeTOn against OF the Lss Suevo Minas &c
saita nsA Cold and Silver Mining Company TO compel
the to account 10 the company for S4 100000 OF rs
espils stock, the Total capital being S23DOuoO0 Inc
fIeosnek ID GTao Yesterday motion Was made before
~ y cullen la the Supreme Court Cbahbes, for stay
ItofeaMSA tNasorpose on the ground thst t9e de-
~-.s hciOfe securing stay should give bona iof
,At s@5,OOJO0O sne lac latter c0ntended that the
POO should only the value OF the plntD's three
NN''ied shAies. Judge Cullen reserved llls decison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-13
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sANFRANCIsCo. ThursdaY. July u. 1859.

The Copper Queen Mining Company has declared
a quarterly dividend OF 81 5000 payable on July
10, 1883. Transfer books close July - AID re-
omen July IL