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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-06-05
PosrpONED,

The above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY, the 18th of February, 1885, at the
same hour and place. W. H. SWEENEY.
Sheriff.
By A. e. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, Jan. 80, 1885. a3l.td
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n tor working people. Send 10
I'LL cents postage, and we will mail
you free 9 royal, valuable sam
a6kk pie box of goods that Will put
you in the way of making more money In Q
few days than you ever thought possible at any
business. Capital not required. You can live
at home and work in spare time only. or ali
the time. ALI Of both sexes. of al, ages,
grandly successful. Fifty cents to IS easily
earned every evening. That all who want
work may test the business, we make this IN.
paralleled offer: To all who are not well sat
feied we will send 81 to pay for the trouble OF
writing us. Full particulars, directions. etc.
sent free. immense pay absolutely sure for
all who start at once. Don't delay. Address
STINsoN h Co., Portland, Maine.
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POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed until
SATURDAY, the 31st of january, 1885, at the
sams hour and place. W. 81. SWEENEY,
Sheriff.
By A. Z. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, Jan. Is, 1885. jsl4-td
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POSTPONED.

The above sale has been postponed TO SAT
URDAY, March IA, 1885, at the above time snd
place. w. H. SWEENEY. Sheriff.
By A. z. KAYE. Deputy.
Eureka, Feb. IL, 1885. fe13-td
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New ginghams-at Harris Il Mathews.
New ruchings-at Harris 4 Mathews.
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POSTPONED.

hi above sale has been postponed unit
THURSDAY, January Is. 1885. at the abov'
mentioned time and place.
W. H. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By A. E. KAYE, Deputy.
Eureka, New, Dec. q. 1884. d28-td
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TOB PRINTING-NEw STYLES OF
81 type at the SENTINEL once. Letter Heads,
Bill Heads. Cards. etc.. printed in the best
STYLES vn to the cart preservatiye."
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OF Memory, LassIIuoe, Nocturnal Emissions
Aversion to Society, Dimness of Vision. No;sa.
In the Head the vital fluid passing unobrsrues
In the urine, and many other diseases thai iasS
to insanity and death.
DIR. MINTIE will sgree to forfeit pa.
Hundred Dollars for o case of this kind y.
the VITAL RESTORATIvE 1nnds, 70.
special advice and treatment) win NOT en-. ~
for anything impure or injurious found IN I,
DIR. MINTIE treats all Private Disease .rs
cessfully without mercury. COusuItass"S
Free. Thorough examination and advica ~
GLIDING analysis of urine, % 90. Price OF VIZ
Restorative, 81 so Q bottle, or fonr fin.
the quantity, IS 90; sent to any address unnn
receipt Of price, or o. o. D., secure from ~
servsion, and In private name II desired Wv
A. e. MlNTIE, m. D..
IL Keerny VI. Sam Francisco.
SAMPLE BOTTLE ~FREE-Sent on ~spplic..
ton by letter stating symptoms, sex and age.
Communication strictly conhdential.
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY RENEW
HEPHKET1CUM, cures all Kinds Of Kidne,
and Bladder Complaints. Gonorrhna, elect
Leucorrhna. For sale by all druggists. 81 00
bottle, six bottles for IS 90.
DIR. M1NTIE'S DANDELION pII.Is
are the best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA sno
BILIOUS cure in the market. For
all druggists. mrs-ly
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MEDICAL.

IL Q never-fsiling
Cure for Nervous
Debthty.E Exhausted
dty. seminal
weakne i, Sperma.
torrhcsA, lost
MANHOOD,Im
potency, Paralysis
and all the terrible
effects of Self-Abuse
youthfulfolliss snd
in matureY
y~eare-such AZ Iosa
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There is no authority of law for a tunnel
location 5000 by 800 feet. A proper location
Is the width Of the tunnel for 5000 feet.
There is no provision of law for ~patenting
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered in run.
ming q tunnel may be patented in like manner
as other lodes.
I'll right is granted to tunnel owners to
! 800 feet Of each blind lode, not previously
known to exist, which may be discovered In
their tunnel.
When q lodi is struck or discovered for the
nrst time In running a tunnel the tunnel
owners have the option Of recording their
claim of 800 feet all on one side of the point
OF discovery or intersection, or partly on one
side thereof and partly on the other.
Prospecting for blind lodes IL prohibited on
the line of a located tunnel while the tunnel
IL in progress, but 9th er parties are in no wa
debarred from prospecting for blind lodes o
running tunnels so long 90 they keep withou
the line Of such tunnel. pIBtf
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

The general character OF today's stock speculation
was the same that has been noticeable for the
"a dui MARKET concentration OF forces that impaired
steadiness to few stocks and through them to the
Renerai sf, with few marked exceptions where the
pressure to sell too genuine be combatcd except
NJ the expense OF an accumulation OF stocks, and
serious error IN the report Of the earnings of the North
western Company that from an unusual source
uiy iofycght hours earlier than the weekly reports Of
that company are usually made, were the
special features Of the day. The dulness of the
market ~ represented by sales amounting only 12l 900
shaes exclusive Of the 0040O shares that done in
Northwestern and Missouri, Kansas and Texas stocks
wanna ana Western that the special support given
het ut alter the publication of report that pNports
to nave come from Chicago instead Of from the usual
source Tue conpanys office in this city, that the North
western Companys earnings for the fourth week in
reDraaty snow an Increase OF S6l OOO the prices OF
these STOCKS ruled barely steady at figures that averaged
heiHw yesterays best The report was published at
nlts before o'clock and following the publication
Northwestern rose from 95cs TO 964. with large
exported tansaetloas At 96 Delaware ackawanna and
western rose from lO3o 10 lOil and Missouri. Kansas
and Texas rose from lsio TO lsTs There was Il small
sympathetic movement throughout the whole market.
But prices began TO yield before the publication at i've
minutes before the close, Of explanation to the effect
@ made o s a'
closed at 05is-is lower than yesterday; Delaware.
Yesterday and Missouri Kansas and Texas at ls was
unchanged. At the Northwestern Office In this city
company for the fourth week in February were,
ana the woIl otlcals las knew nothing about tho re,
Ioi'S ~ wan Sueet. Inc TRUNK line Shares were
weak All day rlinOr IL curent-we do not vOuch for
IL although seems prObabietbat- the dividend ON Cen
tral ana Hudson for the current quarter Will be only
per cent hd The character of the selling OF the stock
from down To- 92lo at the close gives color To
the report Lake Shore declined from "a e to 63s d63l2
Louisville and Nashville acted ess attention. and de-
clnod from 92Q32l2 to 3li2d3la Union Pacific AND
western mon were unusually quiet, with huctnatiOns
Of aud per cent and closed with losses of ls and
y per cent respectively Missouri Pacific lost all Of
tedays recovery and closed AT 9O The market closed
dull and weak
Government bond. were almost neglected. The sales
At the boards amounted 10 only 10000 Bids for the IS
were 70 per cent lower, and for the Is cent higher
AnneIed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
SHAKER AID TO NEGRO SCHOOLS.
WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT FOR MARTHA sCho-
FIELD.

WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT FOR MARTHA sCho
FIELD.
70 the Editor OF The Trtbune.
FRIEND: We read with interest the letter OF
February 26 from Martha Schofeld addressed TO IhE
TRIsuyr asking aid for building o schoohouse in which
to educate of the coored people, TO whom AZ pres
en she seems to be giving her life labors unselishy
We have watched of action several years and
have admired her heroine in striving against perse
cuon and many adverse storms to be frient 10 the
fendess and to uplift the lowly and oppressed who
through circumstances over which they had had no con-
troll been subjected to the grossest wrongs ana SUI
fered and sorrowed beyond language to portray.
well remember when q small child of hearing col
orcd man say that he could be white man he would
be willing be skinned alive. He might justly nave
been considered gentleman In manners ana address III
some degree of letters whose greatest fault seemed
TO be that his skin dark and on that account
he suffered many indgnities from those of lighter
complexion also have vivid recollection OF an cx-
slave called Venus, who employed as washerwoman
in some of public hotels. Many hours sat by her
side hearing relate her sucrngs at the South whle
the lash OF her cruel master Her hands ana mn
gers were il-shapen and deformed When she told OF
the wrongs inflicted upon her my young heart was
deeply touched and almost bled with sympathy as saw
the scading bitter tears course their way down her
furrowed cheeks.
remembered those things in the dark days OF late
Civh War; and while we deeply regretted the crne '
effects of that upon many households ana tne
in battle yet the cries and groans OF downtrodden 0p
pressed slaves greater piercing the heavens ana nc
who hearcth the orphans and feedeth thc ravens
struck blow that broke the strong chains That bound
them and the nanacles fell We watched with Intense
prayerul interest the events of those neNer-to-De
forgotten days, aud rejoice that there Is way open
for the slaves who were once thought 10 be almost soul
devoid of intellect gradually rising IN the ascend
ing scale OF knowledge moral worth and spiritual uh-
foldmcnt -
We send to THE TRIBUNE five dollars ts5 to aid IN the
erection of the above referred to- IN hopes
that this small contribution given in sympathy for the
OF freedom. may induce others to add thereto
and thus create little fund that may be forwarded In
safety to Martha Schofeld. whom we honor for her
works sake. Sincerely, ASTOISETTE DooLrTTIE.
Mt Lebanon, n. T., Feb. %, 1885.
TThe check nclOsed with the above has been for
warded TO Miss Schofeld.-Edl
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
IFFF-FE1 VI
Market closing steady.


DRUGSThe trading is generally light Prices as . rule
FLoUs AID MEHL- FLOUR Market more active
while prices sti rule in buyers iayo with in Instances.
Tss Tss ssss b. Ss'
%dss @ g SSqsi 81, g s,%s Ss
sS ioE sa:ss Esrs sf ws xss;
.?S s%ss '1s .aPES es
sSs Z oss% SS' S.ss
sSssss1 sssSssa pssS
mon nan''s 70 FAR a1tr. oSSss$5 to Sod sss
s. SsGs s ss ~ fps:
20 fGqa SE %aTass
osa sF sad AZ S @ sale: 70 0S %
ts $$: :$S sStssss xs.s
II ,resaa and
$ 1sS hsS
HS ':S% :S & nsssy &
psis in sshpT oGrSS S. nnie aps %
SG.a SY wns4 1sefsf s s's[aasa S"s ssSss'a
seS s2s iP ae s fsfo'ss soe io E
eS: nr G9s ae at d. To- Nay DO So t.E eo.ns
csns, and Eia es
anu lss e, qnet f9"rTowsS SS5c
SIX. .Ilowed state 72975c.; No Canada s2d s3c: No.
Canada, V2d33. BARLEY MALT-Steady. Two Rowed
Sfae zoe. Rowed state 6US0c; Canadal oOd93c:
.CoRN-Market &c. better for cash lots. Options opened
sa c and closed steady at shade under the pest prices
for Xport and home and moderate trade
In options shippers bought l2S.00o bush sales lP5.
OOO bush future 7il,0)0 bash spo. and special delivery.
Including Unsraded Mixed sc 4J7s95lci No at D. 40
5Oa.c Steamer Mixed, Ohe5Osc in elevator 81 l29s2c
for March, steamer Ncllow bic In elevator;
50 l.e anOltj No. Mixed for March, 50 as ac clos.
ing at jO'c do for April. 49Aaj0c, closing at 1875;
do. for May, 49lsdtJHsc.. closing at 41tc. 90 for
June, i9Is6 I,'sc, cosing at !8asc oATS-Cash lots
.c better. options opened shade easier, then re-
covered ami anced e and closed steady at a69ut ne
sales, $4,000 bush future, 10000 bush
spot aui to arrive including No Mixed at 37ci No.
4 81 q c elevator. and SIC for 0000 bush TO ar;
White 81 so No. . SaasSic in elevator and 8 sc
for 10000 bush To arrive, cost freight and insurance NO l.
Ac4 Mixed Western. SSa39e; White do Ss0 .lci
81 c closing 81 sc do for April Sils Sjc closing at
SCs. do Tor May. 81 Giac.. closing at 80 &C FEED
n. sOc 100 n. $4,000. sharps. 90cas Rye Feed rs
n -le
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT. CHaNBgRs-Bcfore Wan Brunt, J.-Nos
20 81 32 49, S3. a. 9j. ia, l6l. l62 l76 III 11S.
SUPgEMg COOar-GE RRAL TRRM-Be;Ore DAVIS. PJ..
Brady and Daniels yJ.-Nos 39, 81 ~. 9s 1p2 los 10
III la 49, ll6 10, 1911 2e l24 Us, l27 1873. 1884, 1876
1871 33. l3l, 1873. l43
COURT-SPECIAL TERM-PART l-Bef0re Andrews
J-Sos 904 1851, up 20 and including 1879.
SUPEEaE CoURr-SPEciAL TEKM-PARr II-Be!ore Van
Worst Mos lol7 zoos, 3G7 lO2l 536 CO.. o4, 1896 up
u and including 1855
sUPaENE CouRT-CIRcUIr PART I-Before Donohuc. j.
Nos 2SsS 2570 2Ji9, 3360 lO4J, 23o 9f4. 1866 14O7
26fS $50, "a, 2l34433 32j 3708 1854 377 L
4l3S ABA Abb lS062 1897 3l5D 3252 $685. 1884 $3.50
S2552 1857, 1888 1888. 3260 1892, 3263 326i, 3265
SuPRRnB CoUBI ClRcUT-PARI II.--Bcfore Beach, j.
Nos ilj 1860 16l 30:9 279j 2I96 l703 337 1888 1901
272 1893. 2jSl S063 2878 206l, 1885, $685. 1882 97
1896, 2793 2Gi3, 1921, 3032.
SUPREME CoURf-CIRcUT-PART IIL-Be;ore Bfrrett J -
&es szSt 2ll4 32le 3i07 1894 S24a Slsa i4la Ss9A2
272 3l6s SS79 1896 320l 3lS0 1928 1854 1868 1886,
ls67. 1853. 1863. 006.
sUSRooATEs CoUgT-Rollins s.-Nos. 81. 81, lG3.
SUPERIOR CoURf-GENEkAL TEkN--BefOre hedgwick, G..
T. vorman aud lngraham j. Mos ~, H. IL, l3 Ia, TO-
sUrEnioR CoURr-sFEcIAL TERM-Before Truax. J.-Nos.
81.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRiAL TRnM-PAIr I-Bc.ore Freedman.
JNos lG III S04 49, 7o4 26i $40. $751; 6l7 $50. 7e3,
BIT, HlS S2i, 2l2 1920. sol.
CosMOs PLEAs-GESKKAL TRsN-Lsrrcmorc. DAILY and
Van Hoesen JJ-Noa 10, 90 a. rs. AZ %. SO 81 63 g.,
20 H. ~ 49, "a rs, 49, 49, TO- 80 81 ST. s4 75B. Az 4S
COMMON PLEA-SPRcIAL TERB-Beiore Allen. Mos. 3.
COMMON PLKAs-TKIAL rRRM-PAaI I-BefoIe Day, j.
Case Brown agt. Metropolitan Elevated Railroad Com.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

32s Cd. Long Middles SIS 3d Short Clear Mddles
S.s odi short Ribs, 3ss Jd Shoulders, god 0d per c.t
BeeflOs Ud for Extra Indas Mcssi Prime Meas Sos O
Ness s od per oo r@G Hsss srn Eattes Wa.t
ern, sGs od; Lard OH a0s I'd. Hams-Long Cut ~ odl
shouders $50 Sd Butter 9Js 3D. cw for hnes Uhted
States. Choesc-Ancrican Choice, 6ss. Od: Wheat-ie
Mssen spns e. Id s7s ga Red Winter e 0d S I'D I'D
Nsw MiIed Western, Is. 0dj California No l. IS "a.
os Of nsnns G ~ S 80 "a g1s a. i1d po" ped ass Cd Der
cwt itednsd Petroleum 7 galoa S Clover C sesd sSs
common, 3a Ydi Pale. lis I'd 0Os. OIL Lnseed on 2oA
Sd. per cwt o,oooo
receipts Of wheat past days were 2l2oOo
centals, including 100000 American.
10000 centals. - - ..,
LONDON. March 8.-Produce- -Iinseod OIL 22l 0a Hk2t
6s per Calcutta Lnsced AS S quarter Lnsee1
Cake. x7 ead2o os per ton; Refined Potroeun Il,e
I'D gallon; Spirits OF Iurpentine 32 Od por OWL
Sperm OIL 900 per Ton Rosin-9ommon 4" od Saa 90. @
American sugar l3s yd owt for Cuba Centrifug.t
polarzng y6 aud lla1lla 0d for Cuba Muscovado iAr
refining afoat.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RiCer. Vessels AMI Riii-o1fs.
NEW YORK March g. 1885
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Tsssay M@,s9 51 = aS ct STS TrS
tty cars Nineteen U cars were c'nssno to Mr.
Norr. for the Ladsa!s Mni2 ear. 70 schTarid
nand for the % carloads nnd over .r1u Yesterday ~.
City dressed Beef ygry au j., at Tor Common TO FAR
D.sa w%s ceTc Teag at 7&Sc re for S s
Were reported ut o. q for poor to decclt 81 cs
and 400 quarters Of cei and Of
Mutton IN the samo steamer by Joseph Easm A. Tomorrow
Drs sed See Mutton :. Morris. and the A.syrlsn
nSttSa hss and Mutton Mutt SSGS for Si rSt%s CO..
Sa ely sss8 sas ls rnS asrsst sS ann at
&C. and . l.obs" went as low as 4e
ves sSa o % ng S ss' for country
se'S & fG, a at ,a e ISrse; % SSn "a a. 10 !S' s@0' @
nalien5eck Davis sod. veaIs. 40 ID at SC; 10 do
HINES Mullen sod q vsas 10: n nat at 2c 2; ., oo7
hea. equally dlvid.d between The two maF-es and
sprinF Lambs were received At wasngtSn aGset Trade o
o. as pe9s epSS az ~ JSsSy Sc S g
at a SIC; Common to hole Langs at laaoi,c
Lambs we're yei s demand SH teT at 3 - aa 80 Sds Sr
was offered Butchts looking FOR fow heavy weigh
The dead me at mar Ect very little dong
s,sca limited atso Dressed Lambs in Light dc
z ale d. log S at se 'sh lsO s's' sheep io'
sd GO odd 29i Inaia1. sheep 90 r. a. q 90 %
d aso M g. nj La@5. =
SSETn SsnaaSk eS Dewey @ sold IS State Labs 3 5e
III do % TO- at s. O 81 state Sheep ~ d. at 2c ami os
do, los 10, NJ Iac 90,
Hume Mullen sold: l0l state Lambs 20 n az 6ac lol
Ohio do Nj 10 at 2c state Sheep. % no. at Ai 200 do
ss B Al ac i66do vi TO- at a. ls2 do ~ To- at &c 81
Ohioo iOU b. at "a PnsyivUna do lI3 III, at 4sc.
and - bucks, l0l ID, at Jlac. -, -. . .,
AZ do ~ 5 at Gc l6l sheep l0 b at ~ II do,
1928 10 at j.o II do s6 ID, at 4c 73 do 80 b st &c and
80 Ewes 100 b. at 81 ~. n
G. collins sold Jersey Spring Lambs, at 81 per head
do at 70 . o.x,-, -, -.
U0Cs-Recepts we're 81 cars OF 4.340 hcad-2O at
Jersey city and at +0hsL Feeling dull and nominal
uoations are 81 4OdSt 10.
Country Dressed In light demand 90 d6Sc for Heavy 6q
6I,o Medium and OHe6tc FOR Light iew little lean
Pigs sell up 10 and even a uc.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04

Fish and another receivers respondent. heny sgd nd
minatrator respondent ag the New forR any NJ
son River Rairoad Company appellant: oa,eI.o na,I
Donajd executriI respondent agt Frederlcs Ls.e
anf: Hiram T. Dooltle executor etc Respondent AZ.
thy Hoyle and others appellants Edwaru
tor respondent agt the NewYork laEo frio Ana
Railroad Company nppean Constance Prce % resPohuen
Walter Price appellants
and another almins respondents ag inc Uica III
BLACK River Raj Company. appellants 81
and Others respondents agt. Harvey III hocn e.,
annelant John Drabrisk administrator
he Long Island Railroad Company apbei,ahn. ihn SsnD
Moore cxecnfrix appellant agt the City OF Aoay ,
dent Edward Lord dmluistrator re spoluehI g,; a.
minisirator appellant agt Robert scott responueIs ia
cob Were adnnistr respondent sgt The Long Isnu
Raroad Company and Richard F. Resden respondent az"
Infrarda Angerca de In Rua c1eeutrix, appellant.
Judrment afirmed with costs. ..,o
re- pettion OF Mary Lyman to revoke the probate o he
of lewis Philips, Mary philips, eAceutiA
Ind rnent affirmed costs tObe paid by appellant -.
Mary Powors another admins rator respondens ae
the New York Erie and Western Railroad company
appellant order General Term reversed and Judgment a
Circuit affirmed. ..-- --o,,ont oot In
George Hemingway admni'trator Trsponden ;re aH,c %
cnb Poucher implicated appellant; Jeremiah fghre
respondent aet Edgar b Taylor administrator appean
Willard Parker r and others executors appeliinls
Albro stroud and Others, executors respondents ~
Murphy IT, administrator. respondent, agt IN Sis VI
Brookyn appellant, aud James Fitzpatrick admin
etc appellant agt the New York, NewHayen anu
Railroad Company respondent Judgment feVeiseu' "n''
new trial granted, costs TO abide the event
The following is the day calendar Tor March A.
Nos. III. 1872, "a, l2i, 1875, 127. 123. 7e9.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March SIN the Court OF Appeals
today. the Hon william c. Ruger G. j. and associates
present the following decisions were handed down;
Tennis rhout taxpayer etc respondent ayt John
sney and others appellant Judgment affirmed The cases
ostsfhoaot ag Butter and others same ag MURPHY anu
eers Bracket and others; same agt Hyland aud
other by the decision In this case and should
so be affirmed but with only bill OF costs in the SIX
Ssses Tennis osterhoudt and others respondent ag the
Board OF Of Ulster County appellant Judgment
uns court.
Samuel Edwards appellant sgt. the NewYork and Har.
lem Railroad Company, respondent; Jonathan Robinson
shd another executors Respondents agt Ephraim
snh aud others inpleaed etc appellant Margaret Barry
tesponden agt Patrick Lambert executor etc appellant
senn Lambert, executor etc respondent agt. Horace
Sraft and another executors etc appellants Anxenc
BROOKS ADMINISTRATIVE respondent agt the Delaware and
audsa Canal Company. appellant; Joseph NJ Pray and
another appellant Joseph HegeDan executor
fso Frank Wilson executor respondent sgt Henry
* y ynods and another. appellants; James Debovose
ns respondent sgt the Mcw.Yers Lake LIie
saalisrsfvr respondent Horace Csfn. and others
sppeants Naty Hughes administrative respondent,
1o Central and Hudson river Railroad Company
~ ean iemis Burgess sdmnistra.oL respondent sgt
ne central and Hudson River Railroad Company
%pean James McKeep. executor appellant asr James
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
JUSTICE LAWRENCE WILLING TO LISTEN.

W
EThe following dialogue took place yesterday
between Justice Lawrence sitting In tho Special Term OF
the Supreme Court and A. j Dtenhoefcr conducting
the Andeton suit against Rudolph AronsOn and others
Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Honor, the other side
amined Mr. Meyers for two days. and wish tn ask this
witness Albert AronsOn, who mad been the stand all
day.
Justice Lawrence dmpatiently1-JId do yOu think
hat pr1lixty OF testimony Is evidence OF Its yauei
Mr. Dittenhoe fer-NO Your Honor. but
Justice Iawcnce-You have gone all over this matter
once before with this witness what you ask
wholly irrelevant don't wish to do yOu any injustice
and II you wish will sit here and sit here. aud let you
bring In all the Irrelevant testimony You desire
Mr. Diutenhoeier tdeprecatngly)-Oh,n If Your Honor
considers IL Irrelevant
Justice LawrenCe-I certainly do.
Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Honor
Justics Lawrenoe--Go on, go on and will listen.
The eager lawyer asked all the questions he desired.
and Mr. Aronson TO testify the form
Of his brothers contract with the Casino and Mr. Often
hoefcr continued his efforts to upset the witness.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO March 9-The Journal reports; cattle
Receipts 5000 head shipments 5000 head market slow
EYports 25dx5 9O and Mixed - 25d-S Oo
ers IS 10, Feeders 81 2o@s4 0o Texans " 9o@
81 10. .o, ... a.
Rough Packing 81 25@sl 5 Packing aud shipping ~ oo
a. 81; Light "a 20 81 90; Skips IS 3OG$4 20.
sheepeceipts 1000 head shipments LOGO head market
dull inferior So 700 75; Medium s3 O0G 1870, Good
S3 5OaA 90 Choice ~ O0ds 90 Lambs g. 10.
81. LoUIs March 3.-taMe-hecelpt%l SOD shipments
lbn marcel urn; Exports 50 10 S6 co. eood Uloic3
shipping IS 260s6 rs: FAIR TO Medium 81 500S5 o.,
Texana ~ 90 d - 80. -
she,p- -Reeeipgs 300 saioments -. Conmon to MO-
HOss-R Receipts l.4O0; shIptnenta 500 IAght xA 4O0
81 81 Packing 81 I5os4 65 HEAVY. 81 7O9s5 90.
BUPfAIo March -Cne-RAceipts 730 nead total
for woek 1900 head for o last week. lVo
head consigned through, las cars market ouui