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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
How liis Dune.

There We're hundreds of persons as
sessed last fall, winter and spring,
whose names do not now appear on the
tax collectors duplicates. We are in
formed that some fifty or more such
names have been certified to by the
Clerk of the Peace Is being on the as
sessment and these have been placed
upon the tax.duplicates. We are in
formed further that 30 many have APP
piled for these certificates of assessment
that the clerk or his depaty has refused
to grant or issue any more. If this be
correct, then those who have gone TO the
trouble to get voucher Cor themselves,
lost time to 60 before the assessor, or
before the Levy Court to have their
names placed upon the assessment,
will not get their votes next Tuesday.
They have strictly complied with all
the requirements of Mr.. Bayard's as
sessment law and still they couldn' t
vote simply because some clerk was
lemployed to copy the assessments into
the duplicates and that clerk saw
proper to drop number of those he
knew to be Republicans. One Of the
clerks who engineered this rascally
piece Of business, who deliberately
, cheated the county out OF several hun.
cred dollars in taxes by cheating seve
r raj hundred Republicans out of theil
8 votes, has been rewarded by his party
D by an appointment to a subordinate
= office in the city government.
al Now, we would appeal to homes
8 Democratic and candidly ask then
4 what they think of such conduct
n Here are hundreds Of honest voters VIII
wanted to vote at this falls Presiden
Il tial election. They did all that coul
% be done and all that was required to b
n done, even to losing time and none
l. Ito have their names placed upon tn
y assessment, are not upon the tax duI
licates. A partisan clerk, hanger O
y at the tax collectors Office, understood
lie the plan Of dropping one name f,
N every two or three he entered upon IL
IN tax duplicates.
e After all, this is but q part of Il
~ great conspiracy to disfranchise tho
,e sands of Republican voters. The A
IT. s,,ssor can omit the name when
re makes his original assessment. II tn
I'D will not do he can drop a few mo
ey when he copies the names into d
Is. lplicate to be posted. If this will not
,e- a few more names can be dropped VIII
st, the Clerk Of the Peace has the nam
ry copied into the regular county assel
ie ment. If enough Republican nam
I'm have not been dropped by this time
ensure Democratic success few hu
ip- dred more are dropped by copying t
it names from the assessment into the t
W. duplicates to be used by the collect
ish BY this time the assessment is SO ma
ley lipulated and mutilated too, in I
rse 'misspelling Republican names that {
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
hi|,dsIPhh, wilmiagtss I Bslti~s" asars,i
OCTOBER nth, 1854.

OCTOBER nth, 1854.
Trains leave WILMINGTON - fOilows:
.lons, go. '.oo, lo.s0 .. N. aso, A.eo, 'ssaSs
p. m.
sis, zoo, 80. sss. 10 os, MS .. m; isSi li.ii
N ~. ~ 7o ~ az a. a.. IT, ;S% ,o.." 1901.
lss .. y. mao, LIZ, aso 400, s.2a, ass 90,
" For " West Gh.a.r, Vi. L.mos,n, ~ A.s
2 IL Q. m. /: 2.8o and lo0 .. N.
baltimore and Intermediate station 1000
: Isalt,nof ; and and say Lime, 1901 m.
baltimore and Washington, Lei AC, So
Tn Trains iH;I for Ssia.sis Division issvc for,
res Castle, els, ass & N. ilst, aon W
Harrington, De,mar. and way raac,s sss
- 10, and IL As p. N.
Harrington and way stations, ga y. n.
Express for seafOrd. $50 p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pniiadelpbia and inform edtats station
| s.lo .. n. i2ol m $40, lao, s.tS +. pa
Pniiadelpata and New York. 400, LI
~: az, s,lsp n.
Haitinoro and W sshinyton, La, lls, h g.
1000 =. m. baltimore, li.f0 ~
For furthsr Information psslengsrs are 70
ferred 70 the t.m"-'Eilos posted 1T the ~
tons.
Trans nnrs@. - are limited ezprss
upon which 'rtrA fSrs Is ohsrged.
OHARI4ES y. pr.iH, J. IL. VOID,
General Mar isnersi Oasse, .-r On
DALTlMoRE = PHILADELPHIA RAIL
I'D Road.
| CHANGE OF HOURS.
| On and after June 9th, 1854, trains will RAJ
~ follows:
Leave Wilmington 7.oS, 1850 q. m; l.so anc
b.@0 p. m.
Arrive at Landenborg $50 .. m. ia W moor
$50 and e.H P. m.
Leave Landenburg o.6s . M; LOO and So.
p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington, 500 g. m; 10 Ant
7p.m.
| On Sundays, trains will leave Wiiu:nstOr
at 1880 a. m. and 900 p. M; leave Lander
borg at 500 q. tn and <.sop. IN.
| ID. CONNEIIL,
Iy2S u SOL erintenden'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
TUESDAY,, 0CTOsEx rs. 1854.

We would be obliged il per.
sons who cannot get the REPuBLI-
CAN on the street, would notify
us of that fact so that we can
remei y the same. Now that cold
weather Is approaching the news
boys get a little careless as to
how they serve their paners to
their customers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

WE HAVE reluctantly been COMPEL.
ed TO lay over the report Of the associa-
ted charities until to morrow. We had in
tended TO give q condensed report to-
day, until we received message
through the telephone, requesting US to
publish It In full, something we could
not we'll do at that hour, hence we
laid it over, and will give 1t in full to
morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

II THE Second ward Democrats ars
not supplied with an abundancy Of TAI
receipts 1t will not be Mr.. Bsrcford'i
fault Mr.. Bareford gets eleven hun
dred dollars salary for attending TMrd
stree: bridge, and in the exuberance o
his feelings his political war cry is
let no Democrat escape having . Ia,
receipt whether he is assessed or no
assessed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
DIR. SIMM%'

vegetable pills,
The foofeetaon Of PilIs, H
Aank1nd's EavOrlt0 k,st =
me most famous liver medicine on sA,Sn
70 gripping, sickness or weakness sttsnc u :
SSG0n. They do not leave the bowels 10
ave. They tone and strengthen tbs Livs4
M nct on hekidneys, stomach and az:
~ nisia biiioqsness pain In the pides or ssss
vsry valuable in dyspepsia, maiss,si,ss-t
s auio ague, chills and fsvey, general vol
~ 49,, ioss OF appetite, etc. Thsy arc sp!.n.ii
yssom healthy. They are endorsed s1d ;.
0mmonded BY thousands ~ the ric~st o.
sSve and splendid liver medicine. Els. q.
"saf coated; Is cents Q box; 1smi,y 81,
ds.iers in meoicinss, Main dent yru-
40 IL Ming streets, Wilmington, il, so =
Ason street. Philsdelphia. 40 a..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

Democrats are pretty we'll prepared TO
carry the election. Bat this Is just
the way that the originators- OF the
assessment Law, and Mr.. Bayard, who
approved 1t intendsd that IL should
work. 1t 10 doing its work effsctually.
How long will an outraged people stand
such frauds upon their rights?
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28

AT THE late session OF the Legisla-
ture a law was passed making the
hour for closing the polls on election
day 6 o'clock in the evening, instead
Of o o'clock as heretofore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-28
Arfasxpn Enxrayinxs.

Seventy different subjects;size p x2s'
At Yerger's frame dept, Four tn and
Shipley streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14

THURSDAY, March 1872. ,

THURSDAY, March 13-P "
The stock speculatious to-day failed 10 develop
the interesting and exciting features that were
expected Either there was a characterization of the
extent Of the speculative and arbltage short
interest in Central and Hudson stock. or the pub
Lefty given TO the scarcity Of the stock brought to
market an unusual supply for sale to loan. II seems
probable that the latter hypothesis VIII best explain
tho course Of its price, because there was an early
unquestionable demand both 10 purchase il and to
borrow 1t. In the sales market the stock opened
I'D q per cent at 122, but at that figure there was
so full q supply that IL at the same moment
sod az the one figure either cash or regular,
while in the loan department the certificates At the
opening commanded laGli premium for use. In
the first half hour of business however, the
sales between 122 and 12l amounted TO
Q 900 shares which is more than three times the
quantity that yesterday afternoon was purchased
between 100 and 121L. After that the stock was
duh aud with fluctuations Of j q per cent declined
To ll9 at the close in the loan market the pre-
MUM for use steadily yielded to lie, and finally
the stock was obtainable Hat The remainder Of
the market was little more than an attendant upon
the movements of Central and Hudson !At no
time even In the early dealings, were there any
material advances upon last evenings figures IN re-
spouse 10 Central and Hudson's early advance, but
they all sympathiZed with us Iate Necilue' Iue4e
were conflicting rumors IN circulation regarding
the result of the meeting of trunk line presidents,
but neither report had much effect upon the specu-
lation: operators consider the speculative
movements of individuals of greater import
auce than either pool agreements or
earnings IL was not till after Board
hours that It was known that an agreement
had been reached to reGuce schedule rates on east
bound freight 10 the basis of 20 cents per 100 b
for grain from Chicago 10 Nev-York. This official
reduction however fails to meet the actual cut
rates by from TO 3 cents. The market
closed feverish and unsettled at about the lowest
! figures.
! The business in State bonds was limited TO sales
! of South Carolina Browns" ut 106. and North
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INTERESTING AUTOGRAPHS.


George W. ChildS. publisher of The LcdGc.
has recently come into Possession of fifteen large tnc
valuable VOLUMES, IN which ulad, I'm the highest -}
os the art over LOGO valuable autograph letters mauu-
scripts and sketches from the most celebrated people I'm
the and literary circles " England during the last
lrtV vcars The documents from Mr. and Mrs. : G.
Hall who gathered the material during their connection
wlth ~ 2 Loadoa IH JoUrD0i AIio- 1T CORE
UJudsucc Of interest is that Of Edwin Arnold, number
Of whose letters and notes are found M the irst
volume OK the series. Following Mr.. Arnod'S
letter. come interesting notes matters,
written hv the leading artists and eEeravers OF
Great Britain. and very graceful letter from Thomas
Carlyle There are also notes Of thanks from the Duke or
Ar-y uis the Marquis Of Lornc. the a.icr dated at
Osborne Queen NicOrt palace In the lsr OF wight ana
from other less widely known uoulemcn!
There number of amusing ana interesting letters
from Leigh Hunt. Thomas Hughes, William HDwetr ana
Pnlp Gilbert HamrrOn, Charles Dickens, lh1ckcray,
william Culieu Bryant. Mrs. Cashe Hocy, Mrs Ouphdnt'
Robert Dale owen Mr.. Easake, Macready the traZ9-
diam and scores OF other names quite well known
large proportion Of one volume Is taken up with letters
anil original manuscripts ~ the works OF the poet
Thomas Moore at least dozen autograph poems figuring
iu the collection. Among the other interesting manu-
scripts are the originals OF "Tho Lament OF the Polish
Exile" by Allan Cunningham, and Tho Legend OF 81
Curi .tophcr by the author VI John Halifax, Gentle
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LoGAN's FINANCIAL VIEWS.
EXTRACrTRON A sPrECu AT VAN VERT, OHIO,
~ SEPTEMBER, 1s79-IHE GENERALS FRANK
OPPOSITION To GRFKNBACKIsM

EXTRACrTRON A sPrECu AT VAN VERT, OHIO,
~ SEPTEMBER, 1s79-THE GENERALS FRANK
OPPOSITION To GRFENBACKIsM.
Printed ~ request u fisnds ~ Geacrql Logan.
This Is Our grcenback, and we have kept
every pledge OF the Government IL connection with H.
My cOuntrymeu, the Republican sreeuDack forth
amid storm and confusion, with q promise upon IFS
and the hope and fdth OF the Nation hearing aOng
tee performance OF great work. and in obedience 10
Legislature the first dsy OF January last walked
the hill, and there standing the prrsrSce
OF gold aud silver winch glistened upon ts summit
DID say, here accordance with the prom a. OF
the Republican party that shall be made equal IN value
win coin OF metallic ring, and command that IL DO
done ~; aud II has been done. Great applause
Now. ny friends, let glance Tor a moment ar the
basis upon which rests the whole theory OF what If
Tie gTeenhack creed; Improperly so called however As
the greeubak belongs 10 tie Republican party los patent
UgGt, and the Use OF is in designation
Of spurious article IS ~ unWarlanted il dishonest
But the basis Of the gcenbSCk CrecdAat which under
lies structure, well it, various and
additions and this whether promulgated I'm the plat
OF the National party or the democratic party
IN their campaign documents Or by their speakers
On the stump-is Tie simple assertion That a
Now you Will observe that there II broad distinction
between the creation OF actual OF real money and the
alton representatite money. Governments
representative money and every civilized Government OF
the world probably does at this day. But marx the
difference between real money and representative money
Real money is something which has an eIchangeable
value among all commercial nations, ana long usage mas
constituted the precious metals the materials Of which 10
shall be made. Representative money is something
Wnich represents real money. Cold ana silver are
as the standards Of value. And being 80
recognized, they have inherent wOrththat II, the
yane resides within the thing itself Now PAPER not be
ing the standard OF value has Inherent worth Nc mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14


ced they had Qnte gotten over all danger OIL c"''N-
ing gold fever again. But mere 'n'y WIZ nav
ing sold ont their ranches ana everything IHeS P"'
se,Sed except their blankets ana their FeHs'-e'.'I
only 10 get into the mines before the fl'h s'' ill.,
An important element in the company, 100 wa, ,"r
Chinamen-aH of them hound for " l""' '','"
that, or Trout Creek being 40 present '',' ''''
ible tran into Eagle Cty-thoush before iH''
reaches YOU some other viii probably nave ''"'"
It's place in public favor. and all O.. them more
elated than any one else over the good Tvs "''''"
the numerous letters contained lA'} o'o "'' ',
der~tand many Of the stores told o"' '"'. '''''
understand the g'ncr" excitement aaI "-'."'''i
.nyboly shouted John shouted too.
Altogether it was Tiotous CAREFUL. and not sven
as Is usually found ou % train from The East. 20
gentleman who joined MS at Thompson Fans "h..A
IS the ea,tenmost OF tn" various trans In'" '''
mines found out. IIc was MINER every Iu'H Oh
him. and drunken one toe. ie ouI-' i,.'' '-. ''l
with vAoop. VA.sNeI "oiu' l' one '"." ''' "
revolver m the other, ana pIaHi"- "I'''' D"
centre of the cdng"dY, announced H''"''| "'
Bamboo Chief and eager 10 ugh' lH' '"l"P"D5' 49,
doubtless expected to find tn. car i,li OIL
nered fasteners, and must have been "~.oH4'"'
when a st1lwart miner arose ana W''''.' " WI"
laid one hand on the Ncru OF MS neck ana tn' o'Cr
on another part of his person and carr''1 H," D'.-
ily.whi>key bottle revolver ana an OUT i" ,''
form and then dropped MN mo ShoN -''i1'' 80,
little incidents Tor u was not lIe only ""' 'i '''
kind only servedtocheer mp the company '"c H'"''
and before Trout Creek was reached luere WIS l''
miner in that ear who was not hrhIy "nN'uc'"
that he had at last struck the camp W"'I' inc i"i
uue for which he had washed ana aug ~ A"'u w.
fore was at last to be found.
Indeed II the actual rcIneS' Oh 'ug'o ',''"
prove 10 ne anywhere Ih inc ht'SHooln'o" ". ,'''
expectations formed Oh th'n' tn,y VIII ne I'ol.1'
thah any IMua 'H"U C"'loI'l.' VI NV '''' '''
But among all the laNclH",,"S I"'l''' "N''H d.
gong about there is ''rr'ply small p'f'eH' "E' w.
awning "H''h '' sem nance VI "'.''s
'a'e' )" any way IN INC iU''''.o '' CO.,.
t'''' ''' ,'''," iI''' ''S - I'll d,
10" may '' '"''' an" V'i "",' 'S NY 49,. y III
HUhur'" '''e' "'S '"'' ny -
th''e '"' l'" may i'' "'i' w " T'.'l
In3 man 40 N'oI e I.,s+ IN da
+"9 ''N," t''' '',s -, ,.r.,-. ,+ any
- nv m. IN ,,, NOW ot the
go t. d,;c, IT,. hest IN
f''"' ''' ......,.l,. .,,.,os
run 10 the Hl'Ic'' ANA WY va,
here direct from Eagle CHI ana OF 'H' i''.''''
anything Ike Trustworthy lA'l is Cu''oU>.9 o"'',''
l Hr Nf IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14
THE TRUTH or HISTORY" As A CORRESPONDENT
READS IT.

"rrr Trr-ru Or UIcTlRYN As CJEHrsPOEDrEr
44iI IN ia '- '''' 49, "
READS IT.
10 tie -Jytor of The Tr,tuBe
SIR: / me effort oil one or senator Logan
,..... g.. .... -..... -s .1.- t... i...... 81. 40,
hthc-flrh I'd liI'" "u7t iA t4' - '- '-'0 '-'-'' ~
Of Nev-Yor as 20 the views o. that professional poll.
ti.i - t question or finance will cause a GOOD deal
80 Ia" " ~ ~ 49,. -, .- ,.... ,. -.
OF wtrlnrni ID inc "e''"i'I' 'i' l' -''' '''' u
T, now only remains for the Illinois senator 10 claim that
a +I. criminal gavoosra of reform. p. tIe Civil -.r
"
vice.
What editor Who took part IN the contest FOR
.s ,,..o-, ,r s-o.i. rrr,er.. has tom tho. ride
..... ~. r .....,. oil. 81. d. .r..., .-.
Icue IIoF.4'' ny 7e','i i''-'- i',-N -.' '-- was
nothing difficult 10 finances DE had m4-er-. the whole
.t- ., rro ,.-aa1 And +re.c s-. lil-.ra.s mon in
'"-' .- g.. 80 49, -
TINS city VINO coLlilDutt1' l4.iI III L-''-'9 I'D pay
tuc expense OF educating senator L0cHn~ constituents on
,, rf.rt ,lastior maid sometime, toward shat
'N'' '- 49,, 81. ,-,. -.
WORK il was uhu'lot''u 'Ni' VIC AtH'' ''I"t"l Was
ru-lurd ami that he hed 10 the Croeuilck hcr-sv
prevalent iu That state HIS country supporters were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14

corresponding rotary. William Porter Jcnkin' record
ing secretary, Fr nix l. Anthony treasurer Thoma. b.
Brown ;ueasIrcr. Frank r.. Towc trustees, Charles J..
jenkins. Tloma, 70. Fisher ana Oliver Adams. The report
o. the treasurer Howcd Rae club Co be- n 40 excellent
financial condition. The p0r. tho secretary gave ihr
membership at 317 and the tc't rs numbering us
yachts u ls voted to take the Point Breeze mouse and
grounds ar Irrrr.lrf as club grounds for tu- ensuing
gear. Ir stated tl1t tine kurkrrhock'' lrh. dh
w.rl hold rr. tfa tlr firrlnnut course iu May
end prize o. sIGy value was CHcr'L C'mpiu'ui nv
r.-Hu t0u. v.te passed 300 gard 90 Commodore Jcu-
Inn LAu = -.L-l- .--aL d d. r-ul
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STATE Of TRADE.
nOMEsTIc MARKErs.

BALTIMORE March - Cotton firm; MdIliny. lo'sq oAc
super I 81 Is g So DO Extra g 75Ssi - do Family
- 49, CI,y Mus 24Per = 3D. t ~ 1D I So
~uperatiyc Patent s.. Wheat-Southern iTnE Western
S Rm6er :. ~ " No. Maryland 4 Is 81 Is 10
WeserD inter- Red. spot aGsl Oss-. March 81 % 4
ii i - July II T. Corn-outefn sle2iy Western
steady ard closing guiet southern MHit 60
- asked 0ai, gJilct a1d steady, southern - Ic
Western White 43 a@4c do Mixed ~ 3ci Frnnsy
FcnusyIyaIa anil Maryland ga 0oasl5 90 Provisions du
Meat. Shoulder. Clear lib sides packed 40 g Bacon
Shoulders. sac: Clear R9 sides lG 5aEs y Htaj,o
i,o cirs5cs ordinary to Fam Ia 2sc sugar quiet
Soodincr sf.T AZ I4iic Wl.sey steady; 4 10
Taea' 5'g3o , ga'n5 ,'a a oii Boz t.. -,e,i
B-rruo. ~ ". March l3-Feqr unclaimed Wheat
n,l,n n, q Scr. do M II e +, clTs So / Isl re- at
r iolnonI .ale, s 00O BUSH -.iler Nav al
track: oats qa.-t Da nru SO Willie Western at j. c
sqe e 40 &c. F r,9 fa ,r -aa 10 ' ov 5 e.6y
Railroad Eeecp',-t.onI 200 Dds Ae+, -.v 9l'a
lgrI .lNoI bush o.. - 1000 push i.s ,'o 't,t
Barley 5 cJJ lusli Rye. 500 Dush
Po-roN ,f.ss. March I'.-Fiour unchanged; Western
Plier, vs. --l clt. $ uJa- g. 81 Urn fl. -reu.er Yc
o. 4in. M " -.,'. 81 ,,r---'- - ', ~;
80 ai.' 3 t. I,.ll % , r.-.,, 49,
'p. III '..,. ~ ti. Fl...1 AMI rr-a Plate
hH-ld Dog fll't ~ 'l '' iii-.. f'i 'A..' ...I
s. ~ - 81 ~ 35 y i-, -i ~ @ " rc
easy, il'- ..'''' t.t.,-, t..i. ll-1r p ,.-i
Eggs "raacG l-t'n Eastern, - tt ,' 49,
u'i... I,'., , 1f',' 0''-' -'''oo o'"' "'
-l'.i' '''' 'i--.
CNrsSAL March 49, Flour tr.E Family, - ou@s+ 3ui
Fancy. ?, l5a~j 3D. Wheat arn. 40 2 iol 81 oj4tLG
4tr, 8. pj receipts ll'Jo Jt,h -ll-i.i-' "V" u"'u.
s..a T,a srr1 40 . 81 a'5c Barley i'm: Exri So
l.' i' 4 .,l ',,,',t. ir,, -n.,,r,~. y ,..ia
..'.+-il et7 19r,n tGl' Shoulders. 5. 0.: ~aoraG
I'D -- 7I''' t - ~ ''' -,,r ,r'.- fi.i i.g9.i
tet- 'ul gnu Gus ,f,' 4te - .fI.r spi
s,- h.. -,.. and i--.-.r. -.i -t = 4-. rs.
te'.r. 300 had. sllgncr,-. 80.
CHICAGO. March l5.-Fvur-Nlraet qm"t aHt llnchal-ed
Wheat QI' l,t iiG ir mainly 1 l ihc Hih't '' nl iN'
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

W ANIINUIUN, WIICU ~ IUT VIVVVVUIII-7 VI
the United States supreme Court to-day were as follows
so 2J9-The United states pnintlG error. AIT James
etc. error 90 the circuit Court o. -
United states Tor the Eastern District OF Pennsy lynne. Dis
< Z5I-I T. Tell = A. eyecuh.-s etc APPELLATE a-t
Albert BOO -5I Argument included.
No 255-Leon Heunrquu, et al, Il3ntia in error, at
Henry DlcUs. 30 ai. Argued.
tn N error, agt. David B.5ley. Argument begun.
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The COCRTS.
~ INTERESTING LEGAL DECISION.
INSURANCE MONEY NOT LIABLE FOR DgBrs UNDER
...l.-.. -

TNsCDANCr MONEY NOT LI'BtE FOR DfBrs JNDth
SOME CIRCUMSTANCES.
KGVGsT0y, y. Y. March 12.-An important
decision IN au Insurance has just been made here by
judge william S Kenyon. who has recently come upon
the bench The poia, involved the liability OF widows
policy for herdcbls incurred during the lie OF her nus
band his policy having been drawn IN her favor There
is SAID % De existing statute covering the point n this
state 4 large hardware firm here having recovered
Judgment AGAINST certain debtors, executions were
issued; but the people were found 20 DE lnsoiycnt
But Sarah stephan, one or the defendants,
was in possession OF 81 100 as the balance left from the
proceeds Of !usurt policy. The plaintiff sought 10
collect his c~iIn from this money. she was cnloned nv
court not 10 lt 0tncrwi." But she drew y non me
savings bank and refused TO turn over tie amount
claimed 70 the receiver appointed by the court she was
then ordered show before Judge kenyon why
she should not punished for contempt OF court AZ
b. hearing her counsel r ~ed the point ~ question a.
lou1 argument cusucI The judge 81. Iueutly decided
in her favor.
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ALBANY March 13.--In the Court Of Appeals
to-day tic Hon. W. c. EGs., c. j. and associates pres
ent the following business was transacted:
SO 1873 Mary story respondent act tho Williams burg
Mutual Benefit Ass). Station, apDa. .ant Argued
500. t3J-lcJr-e Clarke apI LIANT as ira DiF import ne
Co-nufr.. ler " the state OF NcA-iu Argued
30. l.--F Francis Y Meyer. -hcr3 etc, appellant, agt
James A. Becker respondent Argued.
80 s--Eufiu. Lane. c1--utrl1 appellant, agt Henry
Lane respondent. Argued
The following ls the day calendar fo- Friday:
Nos. g. As, SO. l0c, IT, u b, IA and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14

ST LOUIS March l3-Flour steay and Family. s. 90
- 35 Choice VI GOQ3i 70: Fancy - 2Jasi o. Wheat
duh aud lower; No Red ~ Oe. 90 ~ cash 81 U3t
q Oslg March, 81 Og2 ss oa'f May ~ 1850 II O June
81 O3osaSl O9', July. ~ Oh AL % :; No. Red
FalL 81 20. Corn easier 4oa.Gty.c. cash. 4SS0
401c April. 81 Nc May oats slow ~ sa33c cash 30 c.
Rye nrn PC Barley, steady % dSuc. Butter,
quiet and unchanged Eggs quiet at 10 = Flaxseed quiet
Timothy SlOafl5; Prairie SJdflO so;
rrner s2dS3e. Cornmea quiet AZ 81 50 MhisA-y
steady 81 l6 Provisions quiet Pork 81 ssh cash,
SlS 90 March. Bulkmeats-LOug Clear, - lOo - 80;
Short Rib 80 26es935i Short Clear, s062L. Baeon-
Long Clear 50 50: short RID 50 - 1sl0 short Clear
siO17h. Recepts-Flour 5000 bDls Wheat $4,000 bush;
Corn, BUSH Oats $4,000 bnsh Barley, 5000 bush
ship ments-Four $4,000 bbls, Wheat 1900 BUSH Cora
SA.00O Dusn.; Data 1000 buAA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-14
THE LARCHM0NT HAcHT CLUE.

The annual meeting of the LarchmOnt Yacht
Club took place at Demoncos Wednesday evening sixty
members present The following officers were elected
Commodore, Augustin Monroe; vce-commodore A
Bryan Alley; lear-eommodore, Harold A. ssndeTson ;