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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
1--WE srocK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Nov la-Tl< DroDerG Joprhrt raDOrtI CdTLs-
Rccrutn 500 lead Sipnenia 5000 mead steady
.pOrh 81 40 sos COWS Mixed 81 G0DS3 %
fcGti W. rSrAVio' 'VWpi W. 'OA"Ao - So1
So 30. ma
Joqs-Ieceipa $4,000: shipments 5000 market lower
Rough Mixed ~ - as3 PACKING aud shipping - 90
"a Z +: Light. R3 80 as TO- SkUA - jO6 S3 20
Sheep Receipts 900 head shipments 300 heal market
DUH Interior 500 as % Natives s2 OO0sj 5Ji Texans.
81 1j0<J Do
ST foCn. Nov lO.-Cante-Receips 1900 shipments.
100 market steady Fair Choice NaIve shipping Steers
50 7jQs4 20 Naye Butcher steers, IS Quasi Oh Grass
Texan Steers. - 25NS3 40
ShseO- Receipts. 400; sGiDnents 100 20 nIon - Ne
ou JGs2 2ji Farto CnJce 81 onGsJ 2o LAMBS " %
as % al, TO-.
Hoos-ReceiDts. ll.300i shDments li00: LRhL 81 500
= , PACKING. ~ 3jA,fI Sos HcdYv. - GlGS3 10
BUPYAio 10-C1ic I.cceIpLs to-day. 1877 pead total
for FAR j.IOO mead or 30 q ne lJ Teet iOOO
head, throlRh 80 market qci ana steady
God )auc5 stoarh SjjO0Si 80 sOjkers AMI Feeders
D. pAf3 D.
81 p Receipts today 100 head week thus far
ilst ls.SOU heal r9nsRlei
TN ugh. y iDarKei duet steady; MeduD 10
Cool 80 MSS IS: Good u Choice IS 40Gs3 CO. Canada
Iaants. ~ 30 05 90.
Uoeg-kes Hots r0iay, 5000 for thus far
30 U0j uns last 2i.J0p heal con-
seneJ through. 81 OF winch 70 ~ SegY0rk market
steaay Medium Far Workers 50 7UDs3 10 Good 70
Clsicc 1908 30 Butchers Grddes % ooD93 % Pigs
Is 7O9x40u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK Tuesday Nov 10. BEEvEs-Reeeipts
OF 10 head for to m00ws market No trade IN Live
c" tile to-day Feeling steady.
City Dressed Beef slow but firmly held Common 10 Prime
Native SUES at ga 2c: and few Choice aud Extra
cases lie iohed S5409c.
Receipts ending saturday.
Nov T. las loads all Chicago and vicinity.
Market slow but TRUE firm al &c Texas and Col
S34c -. 49,
OF Mutton In the evada by Joseph Eastman.
CALV S-teceiPts to-day 80 head mainly at wash
ngou Market and u thst The feeling 1In but quota
unchanged. lot Of Grassers sold at 10, AID
CONN on TO 81 oce Veas at 5Gstc with Extra selected
go ng as high as &c. $500.
sale with "Bobs" as low 5a7ci and City Dressed
Sales Hume & Mullen 7s Grassers. 22I ~ at 2lac.
Dienback Dewey; 10 Veas I09 ID, at SC. do, 81 70,
at &c; 2 do, 24j 10, at &c. .
c. Collins 25 Jersey Veas 800 average, at 0Go2c; "a
Judd 8 B1ckin CHAM: veals l5s H. ATTIC:
EEP AND IAMBS-EeC eipt3 were 5i2 cars az l,l6I
lew lea r. rted ere fr sheep, vita l. m selling
at c carload Of She p and Lambs niAcd sold at
ct rres,ed Mutton slow firm at 5aGc for Ordinary
TO Good Prime drought 6c Dressed LAMBS quiet Az
case.
Chicago and u1alo Dressed Mutton sold at a l2c.
sales.-DIlenOack & Devey: 81 state lambs, 30 10 az
she. satr sheep ITO 10 at SCI 242 Michigan sheep Few
Lambsl, ~ ID, at 50 %.
HOGS.-Recelpts 30 o. Alb head-l6 cars at
4ttb st and Jersey None for alive one
car sold late yesterday Feeling tribe i'm,
but quotations nOmina.ly UNCHANGED
dressed al 414d4c i0f heavy O0OAfc LOT
Medium and so al for Light -
smt. sold late vest rlay' lZ2 western Hogs lfS
Il, at S. 10; rs selected DO 10 ~ at 81 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
COTTON MAKKET5-eY rELEIrApn

LIVERPOOL. Nov lO-l 23D D. m-COtton steady Mifnng
TUland- 5id MiddlIug orleans 1'i, Sal s-7OJb baIcs
Including son bales Or speculilon anu export receipts
% OOJ ba including - 900 Ollrs Amcnc1u Futures hrn
Iplauds Low NIddlng clause November delivery 4Gid
do November and December delivery Atldi DO Bcccn-
bcr and delivery. 4bid. also Ibid 90 anu
CriiVery lt6i March ana April delivery. l3G4i
asO l4.B4d do. April and May delivery. l-bid. also
4 De- Juua delivery. . .t-Gid., also 3 u
SAD DO June Julv delivery It'd also - t4d.
American Futures quiet. CplandS Low dddilhs clause.
Noyeu bef delivery. tad DycIs do. November snn De
delivery 3-G4d buyers. do. December ana Jduu
i-OAd BUYERS do. January AMI February de
lid buyers. do. March and Apfn delivery LTD
sellers ;d1 Apr and May delivery 7Ad buyers do May
and delivery. ZIOld sellers, do June and July dey
-4-Ofd. puyci-
D. T-C0,ton- Futures-U planes Low Mifdling clause,
Noyemb r delivery IS ,. also 20 i do NOvcmhtr ud
December Ccyery. -GiG also ltd d. december and
err I6IG also jGidi 10 IcbruTy ana March delivery
i, lid DO March and Aurl delivery. > IL
tid 'Gid.; do June ana July delivery 32-btd.
D. in-'ottOn-Ftures closed quiet, Upiaud5 Low MIDI
delivery, bud. buy trB, do DyCruhcr
and January delivery GOii sellers 90 January AMI Feb
ruary delivery n4d buSers; do February ana March de
gel dell >
.Gid buyers do April and May delivery. sDid BUYERS
do Nav Heuverv 2ZGid sellers. do. June
Ia delivery. 3 20 G4d. Juytr+.
MIdli ng a GOOD Ordinary, ~ ne ana gross receipts,
Expols Coast "is@ 1908 bales sales 3Ol bales
stock. 100, tOi bales
ceps 1850 bales; Exports t. The Continent 300 Oaics
COistwse 3iUj bales, sca 500 bales; stock VJ,11O
btles
1906 bates gross ls.7ll bales Exports to Great Bntan
do bales the Continent 1901 bales; COaStwtsr LII
baic5; stock. ZO5VJV Dalta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
EURopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. NOV. 10 frovlsonsBacOn. Cumberland Cut
s. Od Long Mlddes. ID. ShOrt Clear MddcA
81. short llbs 3is. obi Shoulders - Cd per cwt
BCc;-sls. Extra Indian Moss iImu Mess bGs. Ud.
FOrkIrme Mess sos Cd per bbLi Prime Mess, Eastern
Lard American, 34s. Od.: Prime
EN- 3zs Ud; OH 37s. Od Hams-LOng cut. 13s I'd
shoulders ID. Butter I'd finest United
states Cheese-A mencan Choice. 4Js cd. Nbeat-ited
Western SPRING a. I'd MS Boz Red Winter 7s Cd a7s Id
SD1ng,7s i'd; New Western MIntef.7A
New Mixed Western. As ~; California 80 ~. 81 n
Sprlts Of Turpenhe. ia do London 27s ID Ier
cwt petroleum. Id al sd pcrgailon
Red. IJs cwt. 1aowZ7s. ID Roam
Common IS Pale. lis Od. Os. on us
81 per cSL faOW-FIne American. 2Sa ID; Prime CITY
29s per American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
bd. lOie quarters. III. per h.
rhersceips wheat the ays HOOD
ceLtals. including 5000 oaGtas = .i-:!!cs7i
1hSrecepts ~ American tbs three wers
1UI.SOO ceItals.
LONDON, Nov 10.Pf0duce-Idnseed Oil. 922 l2s. 1913
COS ueI Iun Cacua Lnseed AS sd quarter Inseod
Cake. 81 6s.n Is Os. Refined Petroleum. a.
74d gallon spirits OF rarpentine 27s per cwt.
Pale. 0l1s Provisions ard SIS. fnr
Amercan sugar los Cd per for Cuba Centrifugal
uniliug go las Sd al4a I'd Tor Cuba Muscoy o
roining afoat: Australian Taow-Beef. 2ls. Cd ql5a
81. Mutton. us ID. d2Gs Oh Cocoa Nut Uu-Ceyion
227 Js; Cochin A3I U.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

Cearn NewYcrk quoted 5c for Western delivery Long
Clear, 6O5cd short Clear. 53Jc. :..- DRESSED HOGS
4k@5c.; Pigs Old, .LARD-The market opened weak.
and soon declined 2G3ponts but toward the strength
spot &C. go tcs to arrive ss7 &C. cost
/, 90 December 5S7c closing SIS SSs C.; 800 tcs
January "a ao46c. closing 81 164c; $3.50 tea. FeDru-
ssia65oc. closing 30 sGcse April closing sS5 ssssc.
City steam more active. Sales go REFINED Con.
.BU lTER-The market IS without chsnao OF i'm
All really hDe grades have fair oterwi,e there
sn Do 8si " c. s1 r State Dairy natarsa T tnSs
l1a2ec Western Factory 7dlSc- imitation Creamery I'D
isc; Western Dairy. lSel1e Ga -aht.,te,s re-
Pre- are not disturbed. state. 7alUc+ Night SKINS
Saohc. Western. a i0c. EGGs-Are 40 hels
a2ie; Canadian. II az tc LINED state IL 2GIso. DO
Western, ne: do. Canada, l70I7i2 G
and 57sc zoe 80 test Cenuiiuga. Kedned quiet but
closed ABOUT steady Crushed lG7 &c; Cut Loaf isc;
a" 6'sc; Confectionery A." GAG; standard a" 6sc
an Ss si.N Mite Extra v &C. 5aG EIta" C"S
sPICESEThe gen raj demands are in io6bing
az steady aasb nguSs singapore PepP lo Wte DE- 2se
do 6ckSn SS g oVes t 81 &C. oS DO egs 9Sdos
S93 &c. African Ginger. 7i2QSc.
sEEDsCloer quiet 9a9Lc; latter for extra Choice
Timothy 81 s5@@l 80. Domestic Flaxseed easier u 20.
TQBACCo-kentucky quiet scarce nj firm low
grades plentiful pces generally unchanged Seed Teal in
Moderate demand sales, $40 eases 1874 Little utch Pm.
ses 1S4 Ohio &C. $50 cases iss4 Sea-1 nglsnd Havana
seed 5G22 pc; 100 1884 Pennsylvania "a &c., 800
rALLOW-Steady and in moleratedemand. Pm me City
WOoLS1hls market now presents a good steady under
tone The demangs nave continued far aud as stocks arc
being gradually reduced bOlders entertain stronger views
Feeces have been selling at o2c for and 34d3Gc fol
Ohio: Combine and Delane, 3Gc Pulled Woods IN demand
260Ssc latter or choice super Foreign Woods quiet but
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser. Vessels AMI Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICCoRY-The general demands are fair and prices
steady English Graduated S08Isc, German. bls0b'fc.
COCoA-4 far lobbng trade was reported steady fig
ures. Guayaquil I6odl7c; Maracaibo 26G27c.i san
Domingo. f2Gl7 l2c., Bahia l620l7c Caracas lS@2Uc:
Trinidad l7G1sc.
COOPFRAGE STOCK-Au kinds have received fair at
tentlOn both export and consumption and prices RUE
steady. Empty HOgsheI IDS S20S2 g Hoops Aft 20
S33 do l2ft s260S27 Moases shocks ana Heads 81 20
as 90 sugar Shocks and Heads Solnch 81 SOas3 70:
inch 95c 81 90, do 36nch 750SOc Old shocks Without
heads, 40 00c; shocks and Heads, $500 Rum Pipes
s606 80.
CoRDAGE-Fary active at uniformly steady figures
Manila grades sold the basis Of l3l9c and Sisa &C.
COFFEE-spot duh at Al2c for fair options were more
active prices closing barely steady Sales, 10000
bags closing follows: November 6.751680i December
s;o0gts6; January 6sos69oL February, 5000 sy5 :
June 1901 25 Mild grades firm. sales. I25 pkgs Mex
can 200 mats Interior f. w Bowman" and 1900 DO
"Venads' private terms.
CoTToN-spot Cotton &c higher. sales. l,l17 bales
200 last EVENING" all for home consumption. Deliveries
800 bales Receipts at the ports to-day 1894 bales AGAINST
90 M this day last week and last year since Sep
TENDER l716O5l bales against 664 the same period
Last year.
The quotations according to the American caBNncltlon
arc az foIIows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
CALENDARS To DAY.

SUPREME COURT. CHAMBERS before Andrews J.-Nos
~ aS 3o3 POS 220 234 25S 2Ss pa PAS 2i $50 253
SUPREME coURT-GExERAL TERM-Adiourned for the
- ,
lss If sii, sec, U rs. 855 $40, 24i 2o5 H.
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcAL TERN PART II-Adjourned for
'H sufaFMr coURT-CEcUlT.PARr I-Reore Barrett =
iIG i4Is i46 100 i4li i422 i42S 1424, ii2o ii27'
SUPREME CouRT( Inculr-PART lLBcfore Lawrence, J;
oil 40 l$s 6oi' 1851 is7s 800 $40 $50 sos l2l,
straFHE GogGrc lEcuIFAEJ IIIBefoFs Beach, J.
$oi lGS $50 i $50 ago 1890 800 lll7 2' $685. OIL o2
SUPREME COURT CiRcuT-PAR1 Iv-Before Van Brunt,J
suaao6aIis cou%I-befoTe Eoia Of Francis
dn& M estes Of francis Dale T. M u
Van freedman. JJNOs l., - 20 - "a % 20,
p. ., ~ 80, 81. - So - ,rrn,, ,,-. C,,,,-,..
Nos t 3s - ~ 81 3s5 2Gs Io5 265 $50 IS
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TERM-PART I-Belore Tuax.J.
ISL 1876 1893 457 iOo3 $50 1869 775, $685. 1850 1922
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRlL TERM-PARr II-AdIourncd for
SUPERIOR CouRr-TmAL TERN-PAET IIL-Boiore Ingra-
ham, j.. Nos. jO. lU4 lO'' lO1o 1917 IO1I 4O@ ia
sUfhmoR CoURr-TmAL TEmN-PARr Iv.-Adiournod for
coSaoy PLEAs-GENERAL TERN- Before LarIcmore. G J..
Day and Van HOesen JJ-NOs As, ne, 49, - 80, 81 -,
GoMMox PLFAs-srECnL TERN-Bcfore DAILY, c. Nos.
COMMON PLEAs-E2uI1T Adjourned Tor the term,
Nos 20, III llo 9ls l5S ~ li9s, !I9i l2S l2sd
4BJ ZIG l2US 2l l1OS ~ I34o IoIO 1914 1919 Ao4'
1916 1917, 1913. 1919. 1920.
COMMON PLEAs-TRALIERH-PAETI I.-Adlourned for the
term
CRY CorET-TRIAL TEH-PART I-Before M9Adam. j
Nos 45O7 A57 447l 4l4G 4fsl. 1856. Je62 446o 34J2
1 Loo 1885, $50 1876. Ash 6O4l.
cry CouRT-fIuAL TKRM-PAKT U-Before Hal J.-Nos
474G 46. 4672 4Jp2 2ti. 1919 4t7i, 43i7 41t5, iol
4 - 47s7. 4797 4so2, 500 45l9 500, 1913.
cry col IT-TEIAL TEEM.-PAHI IIl-BelOrc Hyatt j.
Nos ana All 4s56 443i 6475 4s4s. 4s52 $3.50 1850,
I544 400 4srl 4-C2 4-e3 4s7O. is22 lsS, 1853 aO1
col nj or OWN AND TRIMMER Before Judge Brady aud
Assistant District Attorney Fellows Court opens at IA
C0rRI or GENERAL SEssOVs-PART f.-Bcorc Judge
Cowng ard Assistant District Attorney Bedford tourt
opens !, s. t. d D. T. s. - 10. ii. H. 49,
IA, 10. i6 II. , ,,.,.
COIT or GENERAL - sToys-PAHr Before Recorder
smyh A Islstaut District Attorney luriy.-NOs !, = s.
5, =, 7, 8, 8. TO- II, r. -. II, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10.-In the United States
Supreme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
No ll9-Robert Phillips, plaintiff in error agt. Iucus
stevens In 10 the Court OF Appeals Tor be
state Virginia On motion Of Wloughby Tor the plain
dismissed with costs.
No s0k- The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany plaind7 in error william Nimont. In error
20 the Superior Court OF the State Of Iowa On motion OF
Charles CaIk for plaintiff In dismissed with costs
No. 46JohD IraeI and Others plaintiff IN error agt
Henry Clews Argument Continued By Charles Clark Tor
the plaintiff by @ CLARK and Dean for defendant
in and concluded by Hubbard for the plaintiffs in
error
KenneY, trustee etc
2l6-James Kenny. trustee etc, plaintiff in error agt
Jacob FngeI The question O Jurisdiction In THIS canse
aIgusd by Jacob tfnger in support 81 same and Dy
Compton in opposition thereto Further argument post
pOned until tomorrow.
No William Craig. appellant agt Thomas Ieitensdor-
fer. Passed until DEFENDERS 3. 1900
No A9-The Davis sewing Machine Company. pIintln IN
Richards and others executors, etc. ATBu
ment begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

UIDFo-rhc demands have improved for nearly all de.
scIipOns aud the list OF prices nrnL MonteNdeo 10
River Pate, l4c., four months; Ortnoco. 2lc iour
months.
HAY AND sTRAw-Tnerc steady demands all
along the line and recent prices are readily snstined
ping grades. zoe. straw-N0 !, oOds0ci No = OOGooe
Dat. G5Oe
LEATHER-The general demands have been quite salts
factory and prices retained with considerable
MEfAis-On Change: certificates quiet but fully
seady al s6aSl7 Transferable notices (Noyember deV
Sl6L Tin barely steady closing easier ~
.OO542 20 loo spot l0JU62OOoc futures On second car
10 tons December old at zoe notices SsIea
notices issued at S4A2L Copper steady at 10 q uVOc
Tor Lake 800 OOOc FOR baltimore Transerobs no
tires issued laS0c; do (Baltim0rc OVc' ~.
tOriord vc0c. Lead quiet at 4sd4tc for domestic spee
dull az 4 40 a. lac Tor domestic. - - cha
NAVAL STORES-Spirits Turpentine was nrm on .ne ~,
spoIa SIC safes 800 pills for the nfst nan o. @ ya;ncd
soc. dull and unchanged at u O2@Sl 10 ior stu
TO Good strained f., lsOc +, L60oi c. L,1c' H. &c
l.. 325ci X, $3.50. NJ, 430c.; NJ ioocj W. "' o'@'0
oL2~iinseed moderately at 46dt6c for city 4l@
45o for western and 40c for Calcutta Slsae ue CIV
Lard 5Ua5c Crude Menhaden y % IJcj ldzht rIesson
a 3Oc Besched 81 032c.. Extra do, Soc Crude spe" q"
VIsIoNs3PoRK-The market is well supported
without showing any material change hxpo sie Meas
buyers taking moderate quantities h F,nv Ness 90
$50 bills Clear back Sc OOotl2 90 Mess quoted ~ az
$3.50 for unnspe ted 10 S o ipr Clear Back
and a. SO Ior Extra Prime BEkFlIas nSn 1on n
mand at unchangc rates city Extra India Meas 81 M
$40 n SS E Family Mess s S' Co BEEF
steSdy Win a fair Inquiry quoted at $40 80 4. ~. u
MEArsFrmness noted 10 PII ssd shonieess a1c 900
Picked Iams 10 10 average She and 20 arrive ouUoo 10
Green Hams and $4,000 ucen shoulder p rysta ts"s ~
aSSs P'sliei Hams "a, az ci smoked do. ORa,Oc
| GIDDLEs-Dun AID prces pore or iess nominal Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

LONDON. Nov. l0-l23O p. m-Consos. lOOAs Tor money
and lilo for the accOunt United states -Four er
Hands 1877: Four Half Per Cent Bonds llbs Az
antic Great Western First Mortgage Trustees CeI
cafes 80 do second Mortgage 10. Ere IN 90 heconu
Ccusols SB Illinois Central lI2 Mexican Ordinary 20
81 Paul Common y6S New.YOrk Central lOb'i Penney'
wanna 56a4 Reading. I0Ts .,.-- -. va
francs 90 confines for tho account. ,,..
D. ma tlantic and Great Western First M0TNaSe
tees Certificates J6a Canadian Pacific b5h Erie 80 90
nary 20. 81 Paul Common 9G7s NewYOrk Central lo y
Pennsyvania 5G1a Reading IL. A., a.,
$50 D. m--rhe amount 81 bullion withdraWn from 'ho
Bank ngland balance to-day Is S5i OOO ,o ,.os
Pans wees quote per cent RenLes al ~ Io
90 centImes the account and exchange on Londoh " 40
francs 20 y ntmes fgr checks -. -,
The the Imperial Bank OF Germany SHOWS al
increase IN specie OF l,34O 600 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
MEssRs. MOSS AND wALLACK MULCTED.

suit brought by the executors of the will
of George A. Osgood against Theodore Moss and Lester
Waack on a note for $4,000 made by Mr. Moss and
indorsed by Mr.. Wallack tried yesterday In the
supreme Court before Judge Beach. The defendants
claimed that they were not liable, saying that Mr.
Osgood had advised Mr.. Moss not to speculate In
Wall Street as he would lose his money,
bat to rely him. They said that Mr. Osgood had car
red the account of Mr.. Moss In c. j. OsbOrn's office
under promise protect him from all loss and that the
note had been given for In specuations which Mr.
Osgood had supervised Justice Beach directed that
verdict be rendered for the plaintiffs the full amount
John NJ Bowers appeared for tho plaintiffs and John r.
Dos Passes for the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
tatiOns, according to the American cla,,inoatlou.


Futures opened TO points lower but afterward recov
advanced TO points the anticipation that the
grcutures report would be even more unfav
orAble tht Of the National Cotton Exchange yes
teIday this proving &c be the case but on the m
much OF the pupOrt the market dropped IL
points decline. being recovered before
There less activity lan yesterday, but sui
uerv nnnLh ainEaa- EAles. LIS 300 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
soUArrERs DEFEATED IN A SUIT.

William Clark and Jane Clark were among
e settlers banks of the Morris Canal BasD ten
years ago. Their canaboat up the shore
Aha they built small house II. The American Dock
~nc Improvement Company, which owued the basin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

NO MORE TESTIMONY IN MISS MORGAN's CASE.
The examination in regard to the sanity of
Miss Lucinda Morgan continued yesterday before
sher's jury. DR.. Allan McLane Hamilton said he had
cOnversed with Miss Morgan at DR.. ChOate's asylum
She was neat in her Dress orderly and talked we'll She
moved like person. Her business capacity seemed
was mOrbidy conscientious. she declared that she
owned New Jersey Central and RIO Grande stock, say
ing that the latter was horrid stock.
Mrs. Julia Robert. whose first husband was Charles
Morgan, brother OF Miss Morgan testified that she had
been In bringing these proceedings because she
thought they would be beneficial 10 her sister-inaw
She anxious 10 have her taken out OF the asylum as
possible and desired to have II finally determined
whether she OF sound mind. She declined politely
to answer a question to when she was last married
This concluded the testimony. Counsel will address the
Jury Friday.
Miss Morgan has sent dispatch to her counsel stating
that she did not intend TO charge that her attendant had
stolen the aces which she declared when the Witness
stand, had mysteriOusly disappeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
sprRJrs OF TURPENrrNE.

C.ARLtsToN. Nov l0.-TurDsntine hrin at $40.
BAyASSAH. Nov 10. -1urDentipe quiet NJ JAG.
WILMINGTON. Nsy. l0-rurpoatine nrm nc S3sG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11

tr1ed persuade squatters pay small rent, but
as they would not recognize the c,mpanys claim 70
ownership ejectmeut suits were begun In 1883 Inc
Clark family was one those removed and their house
was taken to pieces and removed Clark began suit
for damages for the removal OF the house Inc
trial yesterday before Judge sbipman in the United
States Circuit Court resulted favor Of the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-11
EuRoPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

total since Jam saO5. sO02os s2700Ia97l s2sl.oill
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-07-02

Last spring, when Auditor Evers returned
home from the New Orleans Exposition, he
brought with him, as a curiosity, bunch of
hanging moss which grows SO common in the
South and warm climates, hanging from the
trees in great masses. He hung the moss
upon the wall in his parlor, where it has since
remained. The other day, in showing it to a
friend, Mr.. Evers noticed it was shooting out
blossoms, which was quite a surprise, mas
much as the moss itself is as dry as a chip
and having previously shown no signs of life.
1t is quite curiosity, and Mr.. E. feels very
pro,ld of it.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-07-02
For Sale or Trade.

For Sale or Trade.
will offer for sale cheap, on long time, or
will trade for small, improved farm, the fol-
lowing property, situated on Washington St.,
Napoleon, Henry county. Ohio:
One brick business house. 20x75,
One brick business house, 17x50.
Lots one hundred feet deep, running back
to an alley. Both buildings conveniently ar
ranged in the second story for family to
live. Also, one house and lot, with seven
rooms and an up-ground cellar, on the same
street, near the Presbyterian Church. Inquire
of j. B. D1TTENHAvER.
June 1Stf
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
Items About Our Own and Other
People.


H. c. Groschner Mondayed in Toledo.
Mrs. r. K. Scott visited Toledo Tuesday.
Auditor Evers visited Toledo on Monday.
Mr.. John Hahn and son spent Tuesday in
Toledo.
L. H. Diehl and family spent Tuesday in
Toledo.
Gustave Kohler took in the show at Toledo
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Geering has returned from school
at Oberlin.
William Parker has returned from his visit
in Illinois. .--. .s
Mrs. S. E. French will be in her studio
next week.
Mr.. A. ]. Ulrich was in Toledo on business,
on Tuesday.
Postmaster Pennock, of Liberty was in
town yesterday.
John p. Brennan has returned from Col
lege at Buffalo.
Miss Madge Heller has returned from her
VlslU III rOstOrld.
Squire Punches, of Marion township, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. j. B. Couch will visit the Art Loan at
Toledo, tomorrow.
Mr.. George Long, Canal Superintendent,
was in town Saturday.
Harry Dittenhaver, of Van Vert is in the
city, visiting his parents!
Mrs. William Redderson spent several days
in Toledo, during the past week.
Mrs. J. H. Tyler and Mrs. D. J. Humphrey
will visit the Art Loan at Toledo, to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Doxsee, of Andrews, Ind,
have been in the city during the past week.
Henry Ludeman was in Toledo. Tuesday,
looking after his property interests in that
city.
Miss Mollie Biggins, of Adrian, Mich, will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs. ].
Overmier.
Mr.. Charles p. Ludden, representing The
Spectator New York, spent Monday and
Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. John Rousch did not cast his first vote
for Cleveland last fall for nothing. for he now
talies twin baby boys.
Mr.. Elijah Norton, of Toledo, visited with
the family of his brother, Col. J. D. Norton,
few days during the past week.
Thomas McEnery, Neapolis, o., graduated
at Ann Arbor, this week. with the degree of
Bachelor of Laws.-TOledO Post.
Mrs. Jane E. Packard and son, of Harrison
township, left for Sandy Hill, N. Y, on the
18th ult., to spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. L. L. Orwig spent Tuesday in Toledo
and took in the Art Loan, which is one of the
finest displays of paintings ever exhibited in
this part of the State.
Nat Tyler is home from the surgical insti-
tute at Indianapolis, where he has been for
the benefit of his limb, which has troubled
him since he cut his knee so severely.
W. H. Hubbard, ESQ, of Napoleon, will re-
move to Defiance, about the first of July, and
has rented the Deter property on the corner
of Third and Washington streets.-Defance
Democrat.