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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1884-10-03

The Maury County Teachers Institute
met, according TO appointment, Friday,
Sept. 10Th, 1854, at 80 o'clock p. IN, in the
study hall OF the Columbia, Tenn, Athe,
n.eun. The following teachers were pres
ent:
DIR W 4 Smith, President.
w Il McKennon, Superintendent Public
Education.
SM Arnell, Superintendent City Schools.
\ l. Whitaker, Principal Andrews High
School.
L Bibb, r DIS Robertson,
B Parker, J II Cannon,
w Il King, Mrs. S. B. Mack,
} I Roberts, Robert McKennon,
w I Wilkes, B F Davis,
NJ Webb D Laughlin,
4 Laughlin, G Yves Miner,
Miss May Arnell, Miss Jennie Harris,
f S Bryan, w Patton,
w n Murphy, ] B Reems,
Mrs Whitaker, Miss Baird,
Miss E j Woodruff.
The Institute was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. 3. West, d. D.
The address of welcome was delivered by
r. w. Carmack, after which was a pleasing
response by DR.. w. A. Smith.
Elementary Arithmetic was introduced
by L. Bibb, and discassgs by J. NJ. Webb
and others. --
Discipline was presented by l.. V. Filing
The method Of teaching Geography WAS
introduced by \. i. Whitaker.
This subject was discussed by DR.. w. A.
Smith and Capt. Il. d. Smith, after which
the Institute adjourned.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th, An.
The Institute was called to order by DR..
W. 4. Smith, President
The discussion of Elementary Arithmetic
was resumed by i. Bib, and discussed by
J. NJ. Webb.
English Grammar was introduced by l..
V. Ellington. Discussion by Profs. Webb,
Whitaker and Laughlin.
The method of teaching penmanship was
presented by DR.. Smith. The Doctor sue
cessfully uses but three principles, instead
of eight as taught by the Spencerian meth
cd.
Hon. S. 81. ArReu addressed the Institute
on the subject of popular education. This
able speaker has no difficulty in making the
teachers of the Institute feel the magnitude
of their work and the elevated sphere of
their profession.
The Institute now adjourned, and was
called to order at o'clock =. n, by the
t555.: Il :::. :, a :ss,.} re: re-
suited as follows:
w. A. Smith, Presideps N
A. l.. Whitaker, S.1ileasing
5. NJ. Arnell, L. Bith the y NJ. Webb,
Executive Commit lows.
The subject of kisFry was ably presented
by s. NJ. Arnell.
Geology of Tennessee was presented by
J. w. Patton, of the Santa Fe school. Prof.
Patton's knowledg of this subject enabled
him to place before his audience the i'm
portance OF teaching this branch of science
in the schools of the country. Following |
this address was a sermon preached, in an
cient style by minister OF the "Hard-Shell" |
persuasion. This old man appeared in the |
person of one of the beautiful maidens of
the AthenGum.
Capt. J. II. Russell now addressed the |
The Institute on "The Bible in School,"
The Tennessee orator placed the Bible as
the corner stone in the grand structure that
is being erected by the school teachers of
MS State,
There being no further business, it was
moved and seconded that a cory OF the pro.
,eedings of this meeting be furnished the
HERALD for publication. The
House adjourned sine die.
i. Y. ELLINGTON,
Sc-Secretary.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The fourth quarterly meeting, for Colun =
bia Station, will be held next Saturday and
Sunday. Quarterly Conference Saturday
night at the Office of Mckay & Figuers.
Preaching at Porter next Sunday at II
a.. m, and at Bigbyville at p. N.
:. 81. CHERRY, Pastor.
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Major VIM. J. Sykes will speak at the
court house, Saturday, Oet.. 4th, 2 p. NJ,
and at Mt. Pleasant, Oct tft IT. 3 p. m, to
the coIored people on the effects OF liquor
traffic on the colored race. He wishes all
of them to come out and hear hum.
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McEWca < Dale.

Having just completed extensive sddi-
lions Ito their already capicicks storebouse)
are pleased to announce The coming in OF
Fall stock, at priceS almost unheard of.
Goods bought on the lowest ebb of the
market will be retai2sf Sel,the counter at
(heretofOre) WHOLESALE INices.
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To Our Subscribers.

Our subscribers will please look to
the date opposite their name on tie
margin of their paper, which indicates
the time when their subscription ex-
pires. Ifyour time is out, please come
forward and pay up and renew.
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h. Off. Hon.

The inform Degree knights of Fytbias
will have grand parade and ball tonight
and banquet is given them by IraC. Witt,
the popular and clever manager of the
Bethel House. They are all expecting
In attendance
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Do Not Lose This Onnortunitv.

To consult DR.. Gurley, who visits our
town Oct. 9th. He is one of the most sue
cessful surgeons and hysciansin the South,
and his methods of treatment unique and
peculiar to himself, performing as he does
some of the most remarkable cures.
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Auction Sale,

On Wednesday next, Oct. Sth, will sell
on the premises my household and kitchen
furniture, all of which is in good condition,
having only been in use for short period.
Terms made known on day of sale.
| IL MRS. J. L. WILLARD.
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GaS Fitting.

any gas fitting at actual cost for its con
sumers. Applications for such work SHOULD
be made at the Office of the company, or to
7. j. Odell, Superintendent, at the works.
Oct3 At
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DAUGHTERs, WIVES AND MOTHERs

DAUGHI EhSI WIVES AND MOIdEhS
We emphaticaly guarantee Ur. Marchi-
sis CRtnOliOn, Female Rem euy, 10 cure
Female Diseases, such as ovarian troubles,
Inflammation and liberation, Falling and
Displacement or bearing down 1eeIIngr IT.
Irregularities, Barrenness, Change of Lie
LeucoTrhUh4, besides many weak uesSes
springing from the above, like Headache,
Bloeting, Spinal weakness, sleepIessn ess,
Nervous debility, PGIpitattOn Of The heart,
&C. For sale by Druggists. Prices, 81. and
81 80 per bottle. Send TO DR.. J. y. Siarchisi,
Utica, n. Y, for Pamphlet. free. For sale
By T. B. Rains & Son Druggists. Au2Z-ly.
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More JERSEYS.

Braided Jerseys, beaded Jerseys, plain
scolloped Jerseys, Hanback, Jerseys, pleated
back Jerseys, black Jerseys, colored Jer-
! seys: all sizes, kind and prices. New lot
just in-quick for choice.
sep26,2t MCEWEN DALE.
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4 HIDEOUS CRIME.

A DRUNKEN MAN BEATS HIS SICK WIFE TO
DEATH.
Chicago, October IA hideous crime
was committed here last night, almost un'
paralleled in its atrocity. Michael Shay,
living in miserable howell at 400, Clark
street, went home during the night in 8
drunken state, and, with the body of dead
infant to which she had given birth during
the night beat his wife to death, When
arrested Shay was in such a sodden con-
dition that nothing intelligent could be OBJ
tanned from him.
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For Sale.

Combined saddle and harness horse, very
stylish, six years old. viii be i'll town
Monday, the 9th. T. y. FIGUERs.
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The Latest.

We have on hand, at the HraALD Job
Rooms, a well selected assoctme-' Of all the
latest styles OF visiting and busir SIS cards,
letter and note heads, iuvit IONS, and
everything kept in the job stationery line.
Envelopes specially,
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4 0nick Trin.

Capt. r. D. Smith made a quick trip to
Texas last week. One OF his pupils, living
at Longview, Texas, received the announce
ment of her fathers death, and Capt. Smith
went with her 10 LongYiew, leaving here
Sunday morning and returned Tuesday
night.
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Attic meeting OF the Directo.s Of the
Narrow Gauge K. r., Tuesday, 5Ir. II. B.
Tally, of Lincoln county, was elected Presi.
dent, and Mr.. Joe J. 5. Gill, of Marshall
county, was elected Secretary.
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McEWen h Dale

intend TO lead the leaders N rarpGt trade.
These goods for the convenience OF our
lady friends will be shown on the first
floor. See this carpet stock by all means.
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Judge McLemore has been al home sick
this week, and Judge w, S. fleming has
been holding his court for hau, trying a
few cases on the non jury docka.. 4 TrTolying
purely legal questions. -~~
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Settle Tn,

Tire firm OF Dodson & Akin having bee n
changed, al parties indebted to said fra
are requested to settle at once with
oc3,2t E. ?. DODsOE.
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Seed Wheat. Farmers

We have FIVE different grades very best
seed wheat for sale. Well selected. See us
before buying
sep19f II. A. MCLEMORE & BIO.
Columbia, Tenn.
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To the people OF this County we would
say we have been gwen the Agency of DR..
Anarchists Italian Pie Otntment-em-
phaticsIly guaranteed To Cure or money re-
funded-lnternai, Blind, Bleeding or Itch
Ing Piles. Price sc q Box, No Cure, No
Pay. For sale by L. Il. Rains q Son, Drug
gisJs, Au22-ly.
Wherever consumption prevails there
WiIdeT's Wild Cherry is needed. 1t never
fails to cure. nov z.
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Those Jersey jackets now being opened.
Scolloped styles the very latest. Beaded
styles very tony. MCEwEE & DALE.
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Mrs. VIM. r. K1ttrell died at 1T home,
in Lewis county, on the 23d inst, Of bilious
fever. She had many relatives and friends
in this county.
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Printers Stationery.

We have complete stock of printers
stationery, new press, and type of every
description. Job printing promptly execu7i
ted at reasonable rates,
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SHELBYvILLE, Sept. 2O.-A tragedy oc-
CURED at the toll gate two miles from the
city on the Lewisburg pike, last night at II
o'clock which is deeply deplored by every
one. Old man Wade, the gate keeper, was
shot end killed by some one, and two young
men named Dudley Brown and William
Pate are under arrest. The report says
that dispute arose as to the pikeage, and
the young men, being drunk or drinking,
shot Wade with pistol. The young men
are well known and much respected in the
community where they live.
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For Sale or Rent,

Three farms on Pulaski pike known g
the Porter farms. Apply to
MCKAY & FIGUERs, Attorneys,
sept II At. Columbia, Tenn,
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Farmers

We want to buy all the choice, bright
hay, either baled or loose.
Ii. a. MCLEMoEf & BRO,
SEPT 10 If CClAnbia, Tenn.
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THE REV.GEO. H. THAYEl

Of Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives 10 ShiIoh's consumption
cure. For sale by
Esp.2Q. 7. =. RAINS & Son.
Also q. B. StOokErd, Mt. Pleasant.
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ALiheraI PronnsitiOn.

The first case of cross eyes presenting to
DR.. Gurley, will be operated on free of
charge.
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EarnCS.x
Speakinr to fine COJOrea PeopIe,

For the first time Columbia has a hay
market-send in your hay 10 McLemore
Bros. sep loft
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Attention Business Men

Bill heads, letter heads, statements, cards
promptly and neatly printed at this ofice,
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LIVE STOCk.

Mule QUOTATIOT5.-C Corrected by
Howard & Moore at L. ". BiacIl's stable.
Must b( choice and TAI, IRON 1 10 ye3Ts
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Mattress Manufacturer
TPHOLSTERER

Spring, Cotton, Cotton Top, Moss and Shuck
Mattresses Made ana REPAIRED.
UphrlntCring done IN TIE best sly 10, at less
than Nashville prices.
SUAUB a. Son,
High St., between 9Ch and IOtn, Columbia,
Tenn. Ru27
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80 n .

FITS: All Fits stopped free by DR.. KIine's
Great Nerve ReBtOrer. No Fits after first
day use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
SZ.OQ trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to
d. Kline s3l Arch st. Phila., Pa.
may ely.
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A young man is made better by a sisters
love and fever and ague are cured by Wild
er's Chill TOnic-alsO malaria and periodi-
cal disorders, nova.
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TO my CUSTOMERS.
OYSTERS.

l have taken the agency for Booths oys-
ters and am well supplied all the time.
Merchants con get them at eastern prices
with freight added.
oct Sd st. l.. W. GAMBLE,
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ni"rq'!" hy ii Z. Sjion, Cn.siipatioD
~ H"''t"h-, Los % N,'F'''i;r, /, low AZ -?
y li''i''T '. R.iz.T positive cure. rur
- I. X. Ruins Il 2"It.
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Special to the American.

OLD MAN WADE, THE GATE LEEPER, SHOT
AND KILLED.
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Meteorological Record at AshWOOd for
September

Lunar halo on 2Sth and 30th.
Drought has continued for sixty days.
e. FOSTER WILLIAMS,
Voluntary Observer L. S. Signal Service
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Eve GiI $ Is and Spcclocles at your own
prices We can suit all eyes.
&C 32t. JAMES Bros.
Now is the time 20 select beautiful hat
or bonnet, before they get p.ckc Il over, from
the mammoth stock Of Mrs. NJ. Rattle.
Oc3 1t
I have just roiurua! rom the leading
Eastern markets, WHERE. hiss been selected
one o. the lh:gPFt and best s0ieciIOna of
bonnets, hats, p!HIp e. aHd fancy goods ever
brought to Columbia.
OC3 IL MRS. NJ. RUTrLE
TO my CUSTOMERS.
Having sold out my business to Harlan "
PeelCr, desire 10 return thanks to my
former customers for their patronage in the
past, and nsk Its continuance TO my success
SOrs. Parties owing me are requested TO
come forward and settle at once. They can
nnd me for the present at my old stand.
oct It J. +, FILMING.
Receiving daily II, W goods - fill the lead
Ing Millinery hOuFe OF Mrs. NJ. Ruttie; all
the latest novelties - tECy appear in the
Eastern marHeia. Oc3l
Just received by express 10 cases of the
finest Millinery aud Fancy Goods for La
dies, Misses and ChtIdTen'G hats, caps and
bOnnets; new iii Ehape and design. BE Eure
TO come and see bafOEo purchasing else.
where at Mrs. n. RUTTI.E's,
OC3 1t Emporium of Novelties.
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SdILOH'S "A FARK 4 REMEDY
a pUIrtlye care for Catarrh D:phtheria and
CANCER OIJUth, For sale by
SIP 3 T x RAINS + Sory .
\ so = B. StOcka-d, Nit. Pieusant
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AXE. I-nu MAnE

torn TO P'"'rv~ vim crugh7 ~IIder's
y ID CLcrry 49,. Hiri.d GU UP good as
Now nov 2.
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IiN WIFI W

HHl WILL YOU
cong " en- s1riIou's Care Will giyo Imns
dlsto reIieI? FrIHc 10 U.s., % cts aud 81
For sale by
sep y. T. r RAr-S.v Sou.
Also = &. Stnskard, Mt. Pheasant.
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BIAURY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION

| BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
The Stockholders Of the Maury County
Building endILoan AsscTiGtion hel3 their
elected the following board OF dIrectS = 10
serve the ensuing twelve months:
g. I. Hughes, E. W. Gam bic, =. O. Com
stock, Joseph fowler, \. Sinclair, W. f.
Embry and J. p. street.
The board then organized by the election
of the following officers:
]. P. Street, President; Charles w. With
erspoon, Secretary and Tree Urer; Il. NJ.
The President appointed W. F. Embry, s.
q. COmstOck and a. Sinclair ss the finance
aud valuation committee for the year.
The finance committee submitted the fol-
lowing report for the term ending Sept. 10,
1884, said statement being taken from a
close examination of the books of the AssO-
citation:
RESOURCES.
First mortgages on real
Due from jG % ~
Cash in hands of Treasurer. l,4O2 II
s29,O7S 81
LIABILITIES
$40 shares LIST series. ............. SlS. 7t2 90
l26 shares % series. ................ ) $50 %
AZ shares Sd series................. lCS2 90
81 shares 18th series. ............. 37S 90
ST shares 5th sertes....."."u. 672 90
l23 shares 9th series. ....,......, 738 90
s2O,S52 co
Surplus for IS MONTH. s8,726 81
The present withdrawal value OF stock is
LIST series stock III per cent.
End series stock Il per cent.
Srd series stock per cent.
4th series stock q per cenr.
5th series stock per cent.
9th series stock : per cent.
Number of shares in force 7Jl.
- G. t0HISTOCK,
W, L. EHBRY,
n. SINCLAIR,
Finance Committee.
Until furfheT tee all payments to the
Association made to =. W. Wither-
spoon, SecreID AZ Treasurer, at Dale q
WitheTsI OOT.'s 0ffI sc, BraUc Building, the
regular NOM meetings a. heretofore, at
the Recorder =. O'Clock p. m.
The amount .Jr loan each month
is about $50 :oS -.
The eth series of stock IS now open for
subscription.
sep 262t ]. p. Str EFT, President.
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buck EirorValey Narrow Gauge R.. R. Schedule.
PEOPLES COLUMN,

- AS an lutcrI ptiDn to the graceful and
easy How OF conversation; and TO the IneIo-
dy OF the human voice in song; a tad cold ia
always deprecated. Anything tending to
ralleVe IL Is gladly welcomed, and chief
among remedies for coughs, colds, and dis
eases OF the throat and lungs is Coussens
Honey of Tar. The rapidly Increasing pop
ularlty OF THE remedy in the North South
and We5t, attssts IL superiority.
Oc-l3. Sold by I. b. RAINS Il Som
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KIN worms iva caildren with Wuder,s
HutheTs Worm syrup, nov q
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Oh I love you and I love YOU
More than all this world do,
SmnntaSt ,rnrlc frnnn s,L.nnt In IN |
S they echo love you l

Jus Ciyile" is most highly honored by
the reproduction OF his article at is Fin
ished' in the Good Tcmplar, and most
highly complimented by its editor calling
special attention to it in an editorial, and
the fiattering remarks about the rendition
of it by Miss Lizzie Bradshaw at the TEN
peranCe Alliance
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louisville L iashTiIIe& Decatur K. L. Schedule
GOING NORTH.
No. arrives Cos a. IN. Leave, 10 a. m.
o.<O a. IN. " J.25 r. IN.
GOING SOUTH.
~ ~ arrives 20 10 a. IN. Leaves 1920 a. M.
NO ! 30 J.. ~. p55 u IN
COLUMBIA AUCOI MODATIOS.
beAYe, $50 3. M. ArriYea On u In =
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BUGGIEs AND WAGONS.

still keep full stock of buggIes and
wagons at factory prices made by the
C5sInsford Co., by far the best work offered
In this market. Every job guaranteed.
DOu't be deceived In buying shy 5ter work,
but call and Will explain the d1deren ce
between a good and bad buggy.
Remember every Job sold at factory
prioes, freight added.
Jy-IS WIN. W. CHERRY, Agent.
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SHELBYVILLE.

October, 1854.
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Teacher S Institute.

The Maury County Teachers Institute
met, according to appointment, Friday,
Sept. 10Th, 1854, at 80 o'clock p. IN, in the
study hall OF the Columbia, Tenn, Athe-
neun. The following teachers were pres
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
COURT OF APPEALS.

AIRANY, Oct 13.-In the Court of Appeals
today Judge Rugcr presiding, the following decisions
wese handed down:
The People agt William Conroy Order OF General Term
affirmed. ,,,,oo ro.nonda,, or, F,,ss
Mann appellants George MARK anu aho
srnllants state Of Newly ork respondent; hooh
~ mi on preferred lendar granted without COSTS
Ihe Peoul. It the Wrtcrn Union lc'tHSPn
Company appellant The People ag the Gold ana oes
eeaph Company oon 10 put the case on inc preeieu
calendar granted without costa. -. -. ,.r vo
Charles ager and others respondents a0t fAa II,
cor anneant for this 10 request he supreme
Seurt Q ret urn rorittitus dcnic without costs ,
AMI Motion for rcargirnent deIicd without costs f.,
John A Hunon, respondent, agt William g. Oplfhhelm
sIpeIsnt Motion dismiss appeal denied with $40 costs
The following causes were argued;
No 24s-stephcn u. Prnge respondent agt Charles -.
Yeyerich aupcilant implicated with others. Argued
No 2ai L-I0woil Talbot. trustee etc, appellant sg,;
Ceoyre ~ Adams another executor respondents anu
Ne 90 20 9-rennis T.. osterbout taxpayer OF Kings
ION respondent eg John Kgney and others supervisors
and others, APP elants. Called but not argued
The following Is the dan calendar for Oct 10:
Nos. o9l 292 293 29I, 29j. 296. 2s3 and $50
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
rrRopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IvrRPoo Oct l4-Prov vsions-Bacon: Cumberisnd nlt'
"a. oi Long Clear Mdes ass 81, short Clear Midde:
short Ribs. ols od snoaiiers 81. , ed PEI INA
Mess per pol TmS ga Ae;. Prime @ess
frp S9s Lan on 40s I'd Hams-lons INT o.; ~ ~
shoulders J4 Butter ojs per ow Tor nas, d Wssisss
spTnS6s 3d. co.'s Winter, O. n, s' od & ger Sea Ssa
Mixed Western 5s sisd California No e. "a 9Is ea
california s. II f7s 81 per Senap aPproSucssprit.
Of TSrpcniine s2 3i; do. at Londoa 2ts od per ewI
Red 4vs per cwt TiilowI5s 1L per e.t kosnaSom. JIM
mon Sd: Pale 9s Od. alOs 3D. Linseei w. |os o DOE
The receipts Of wheat past three days were 9Sooo
centals including AJVO0 American Receipts ot Ainoc~"
corn, 200 centals ,. ou s,o,o. o,o IA.
ner ion cscutta Liu.ec I3s Q43s I'd per quarter
New-York tribune., 1884-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

NpW-yOEK, Tuesday, Ocr II.
pEry Es-R,cepts were 40 ears of $50 heai2s cars for
Mr. Eastman and II Tor MCSrs Stern K Mot1Ser NO
trade IN Live u Feeling bare'y stoGly; e..
coo or weaher but mand slack and going oit slowly
and Colorado side. sold at sac; Native cacasses a
sh pmeuts to-day include 200 quarters Of Beei and 40
aud Live cate in q Assyn Monarch which Will also
take out about 800 quarters OF Beef ri, ,n -. oz,,,
for tirsscrs tgc Buttermik Csyos snd teec for
Common to Prune Vesls The pens were not cleared Oh
Dressed aves in fair lOa13c for CityDresset
Veas ydl2c for Country Dressed anu Tor Dressed
sales lenbeck & Davis sold Veas 233 r atgc; 3
do 353 H. az tic 40 Grasscr 10 10, at 59c IL do 20" ID
Hume Mullen sold: II Grassers 204 ID at &c. Butter
Isl k2b 10 at ~ & & sG 81 H. 70 taassT "a s 2ss @ at Do
Ege & Oh. sold: 3veas 25o H. at SCI Fed calf 223 10
p. 3 kass sold Veal, 40 %, 9do, 100 b. at &c
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars OF 1905
head7 cars at Gons ann cars a. jersey .g @
the market closed dul and traction lever common 70
Prime so at m. few G.s OF hsSp 20. repSrd Wore
at 4 q &c for Fair TO Prime stock. ,.,.
and sling AZ Iasc and Dressed Lambs were dong
little better than yesterday. Common 70 Prime sehhy Al
von Gtlet sold; 10. Ohio sheep SO ID, at SCI
pssSbeeE IntS Davis sold 2Oj Canada Lambs 81 ~ at
TIC; 10 b. at 1'4ci 2Os do s2 b at 20 toi 2o- 40
~ Yponbaet Dewey, 1875 State Lambs II d. at 5asc.
Walsh KIRBY Co IS Sheep - To- At &C. AMI III s'ae
Norhern canaia Lambs so H. al 6c 204 Canada DO n b
at 5a3 SO state do II ID. at Ge liz do oo b. at Sc; 30
Receipt. were q cars St os1 head all at 4on,
Prime 1--we HOS may be quoted at s. 3Jds! So smith &
ed sod carload Western price not sscertained but oe'
Country pressed firm end early In the day but closed
weak and Heavy are quoted az t62d6tc Medium
7.q794 and Light at sc, with sales made IN the morning