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New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
YHE COLKTS.

EQUITY SUIT AGAINST WIFE DISMISSED.
judge Truax dismissed yesterday the equity
suit of Alexander Boyd against catherine Boyd bis vito.
Mrs Boyd was the widow %; James McArthur. Who I.cI
January 1870 and left her - Gpr. r ~ his
property Mr. Boyd turned his garces toward UIc
widow and she consented 20 marry him. Before to
ceremony she agreed To- 70 him nuehhl ~ her
property and did MAY q, 1870 two months after the
Afier the marriage Mrs BOyd d"slined TO
the agreement. rlr tou~iarr" Mf Iyl 10
imuorunst~ In nj desire % yet hold ~ ou" naif of
-l.6J1 HIS the sum ut Out % the
Superior Court by judo lruiT tho ground that fhe
question matter in equity WIS purely speculative
one. and that Mr. Boyd must sc"s rc re-s hi common
Bovd wished be compelled 90 tuIu over uuc-hai oi
Mrs BOyds Interest lad not Teen made party - Tie
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
CLOSING PRIOES OF oiLIFORyIA SrOCxS
SAN FEAScIscO. Feb Il. 1851
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARHErS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
NEw-YoRK, Feb IL

IEAll MD Ot NEh-lOAh D.-a4-iNOfN.
NEw-YoRK. Feb. II.
As was generally expected, the visible supply
Of grain on February Ii, rs published to-day, shows
large decrease from the previous week The heaviest do
cline in corI following next in order while wheat
has fallen of only I5S 900 bushels. The striking
discrepancy between the New-York and the Chicago
statement in the stock Of in sight, the Chicago
statstican guring large increase from the preced
follows. Wheat 43377, ,gO3 bushels. decrease of 1885,
033 bushels corn. 6.i74,l2l bushels, decrease Of
sos s62 bushels oats 2674 633 bushels decrease oi
800 l9S bushels total grain, o2.326o31 bushels, oe-
crease OF l,349,9-s bushcE. The Chicago statement
shows decrease 9,J70 bashels in wheat anu 69,Ol6
bushels IN Oais ana an ncro4e OF iIS-5S DusAeis IN
In spite ~ weak foreign the grain speculation
made a further advance toward higher prices today
OF features thcr IN the market and the export
furnished all the fuel necessary the that waa
done by the bulls, and, In word prices hardened WITH
few fluctuations and closed hin fraction Of ne best
figures of the day Wheat g cent Tor March 10 81 o.
FOR April to cola and for May to 9tA cents June adj
yaucing II 10 g5l2. In February options scored
gain ol ~ at 52ts March and Apr sold M : 10 jG AID
497 spectiye May 10 4"A and June 'e eent 70
z9i c3nts The gains In oats were = for ths iOnths
options az 3s Is Tor March 1T 81 and : cent Tor Nay as
3OA April being unchanged at 3b2 cents FroFls"ns
were decidedly stronger, aud lard recorded sd'h Oh
3Q5 cents - -,
Al Ncw-York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston ths
receipts of grain to-day Wheat oZ,ob2 ounheis;
corn 4O6 go bushels ,. 6S712 bushels; total gaii,
hs OO9 bushelsi rorr ~ Isi barrels The receipts 40
Chicago Mi o1kee an' St Louis were Wheat, lO1.
bHshs',; otai grain. 4ls,975 bushels noar 23,0s4
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
A VERDICT AGAINST JAMES u. HAGGrS.

All that remained yesterday of Frank 4. But
ers rult for $40 600 against James Il. Haggin
Iounsbory & Haydn and Wells. Fargo & Co.. charged
with c0n-I rug float the Excelsior Water and Mining
Company's stock. verdict OF SG.sOl % against
James B. Hasgn. Jusuc. Van Brlnt Monday dis
missed the care ~ against other dcfcuants than James
B Harn. OF Franci-cO. lie charged the jury that
a verdict cOId bc given against Mr. IIaggln only u 10
had that he while director Of tie company,
advanced money pay dividend, which had not been
earn nd that In that period the IalnLnt had Iur
chased STOCK believing IL to be dividend paying Tho
period covered extended from January - september
l. 9O and Ia that tho only ~ those who had
purchased stock had since assigned tber claims -
Mr.. Butler Guccn +. BrIaeye aud Richard j.
Bolles who Invested in 800 shares They accordingly
obtain the benefit OF tho verdicsave far affected
by an appeal. Francis y. Bangs. Iuccn T. and
Clarence Bri-cyc appeared for Mr.. Butler Joseph H.
Choate. James G. Carter Hamilton Cole and william c.
GrJsycnOr represented HE opposition.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
FIGHTING AGAINST EMORY SPEER.
rny rrIEGRlPI 70 THE TEIBUNr.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-NOthing was done
C. lay in the case of Emory speer who has been nom
mated for United States District Judge In the Southern
District of Georgia. for the the Senate had no
executive session this afternoon. II Is understood now
ever that two Republican Senators, Plumb aud Hale
oppose his confirmation. This having come 10 the ears
OF the Kansas delegation in the House. several OF the
members waited upon Mr.. Plumb, this morning. TO
demonstrate with him. Several New-Eugland Congress
men went to Hale. They stated that Mr -peer time
aud again, had up in the XLVIth Congress
for protection when his vote the one which could
have decided the fate Of the Tarh Dill He deserved
better fate at hands of Republicans than 70 be al
lowed TO become the victim of Bourbon malice ana re-
sentiment. The given by the Senators are m
derstOOd to have been far from satisfactory. MT. n
Iuunds who taken active interest IN MI SFee
case, appealed earnestly to Nr Plumb to support ihe
nomination. After he had done 40 there was confer
cnce between Messrs Vest and Plumb. Mt Vest shortly
afrerward communicated the reNut 10 Mr.. COlqut, VINO
thereupOn looked with ruefu face upon taly-sheet
which he had prepared Mr.. boar labored with Mr.
Hale, although with what result seems uncer.1in.
consultation folio wed between Messrs Hale Butler and
Ransom.
An effort win be made the part OF Democrats, 70
"tslk the nomination to DEATH or In some other way 10
DELAY its consideration,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
MARRIAGE nnoKGREGE Nor LEGITIMATE

David Hirsch, according 10 statements made
e. Chcf-Jusuce McAdam u tie city Court. decided in
January --3 that lie could take unto himself wife.
Being Of dllldcnt mind and having confidence tie
tact OF Barnard Pa-aneck. he engaged hs friend to
his powers to persuade Herman Altman 20 FiNo David
his daughter in marriage. Dayid. esidc, his yntrl-
iuonis plan lad desire q" ley hands $500 FOR hus-
ness nves'uent. he therefore induced Barnard 20 do
his best To secure this for this purpose nom
Altman. Barnard secured both and AltmGus daughter
wAs duly married Barnard had been promised 500 for
wing The role Of John Alden. but not getting U Re
brought an action fer tne amount. Judge McAd4m DIS
mlHse tho yesterday contrary public policy
and the theory that marriage bruk -fagc - no. -u-
iAued n means Of livelihood ~ which compensation
can enforced By law IN England IN this country.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
CLOSING PRICES or BOSrOy STOOKS
Boston. Feb. II. 1885.
TUESDAY, Feb. Up. ".

TUESDAY, FEB. l7-P. VI.
Tn commenting Monday morning the decliue In
stocks IN the latter part OF last week, We said
"tis not reasonable to suppose that the liquidation
has been so complete that new creation of moderate
short interest will not invite another advance
Toy's operations have shown that the hint was not
an uadvised one. The market opened with some
irregularity as compared with last evenings closing
figures and immediately after developed some weakness
Rut dulness was the conspicuous feature untl the
,rco NJ Delaware Iackawana and western, which had
hcen oeI Do7a y 998 suddenly bounded TO W ana then
after little hesitation 99A The price soon reacted
to 90 and did not sell again above 992 but closed
at 09L The ball, however, had been set In
motion and soon the whole list followed. Central and
Hudson and Lake Shore conspicuous for an active
and large trading rapid advances of and per
cent Northwestern and ST. Paul followed close behind
and all the owprce fancies OF tho market lifted their
heads and solicited attention Western Union and Union
Pacific, although they made improvements, We're
laggards and at the Union shows an
OF Ia and Union Pacific decline OF s per cent shui-
taneous with the first advance Of Delaware
and Western it was announced that the Delaware anu
Hudson Company advanced Its price Tor coa
ten cents ton and that Chicago the price OF cOM
was advanced so cents ton. Tho reason Tor the ad-
vance here is the inability OF the companies 10 get tne
coal to market OF snow and Ice The advance
at Chicago ye suspect bitumsous and not anthra
cite because this mornings dispatches that reported
coal famine there that there an abundance OF
anthracite but that the daily supply OF btuminous was
Ont off by the snow blockades and poor people thero
cannot afford to use anthracite With the advance III
Csntral and Hudson and Lake Shore and West Shore
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
BITS or LEGAL NEWS.

Roger A. Pryor and ey-Judge Fullerton, the
counsel succeeding Mr. Conking and erJudge sbiT
In Miss Mary Irene IIoyts behalf In her contest Of her
fathers will Tpeared before Surrogate Rollins yester
day with Aaron Kahn, TO 20. on with tho ease. They
confronted By Senator elect Eyarts and United
journed 10 February 20.
jenkins Van Schaick fell under Mr.. Conklingscross-
examination yesterday In the Hastings will contest IN
the Surros atc- Court He was one OF the executors o
the viii. The case will be continued on Thursday.
Judge Wallace Of the United States Circuit Court yes
terday denied "A motion 20 remand the of John
Kelly executor Of william Kennedy the auctionccr
against Amos II. Emo, TO the state Courts Tho suit
out OF the salo 10 Mr.. Emo OF property IA
siXty-nTst-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
BFGTyyJyG THE LgyTEy sEASOy.

Yesterday was Slroye-Tuesday, and to-day
Ath-Wcdnesday begins the Lent'n season, when is
generally observed by Roman Catholics Episcopalians
and Inherars Special services for the ~ fasting
and prayer viii uc held ~ frequent !ateryilsdung Lent
in all tho Roman Catholic and Epsropaan churches or
the city and la many ~ them every afternoon IN -
Ann Church services viii be conducted by mo rev
j. Campbell every evening Ia the week fOuown< tie
fr-t sunday No Lent. TOdays service III the roman
Catholic churches will he Important The Rev. Sanuel
T. fTi-bac win .lyc Lrrcu srr Icous amer rif-' IL ~
Frauds XAVIER church. and extra masses VIII be cce
bglted at 10 o'clock every morning.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
cnrrcr Y. vnres rno srlYAr HonE.

The Ncw-Y ork Chassis of the Collegiate Re-
formed Church passed resolution Yesterday - place
on separ,t. roll tho members ~ IT, churches not IN
rc-irr Attendance. II causes considerable discussion
Ur 7 " Chambers said churches had weakness
about telling their membership, and were oiten IN
clurd tn e1acecrate and tell Little les about the mum
ber H. some cases De- thol-h1 II dlicil I'D to' Tl ~
members Who. while obey t'.orr"d toa church. rarely
attended it Iac Rev H. G. Iruallt WAS received iroin
the Boston Prcsuj aad "ii c lh-t-Hd On SUNDAY
ss rastor OF tlc Sorf1l. 'ct German church.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
THE NEW MEDICAL LIBRARY BUILDING.

III ILLIlh n TO IN. IIFIlIl7-'I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Great satisfaction is
expressed in the Surgeon Generals Office at the prompt
passage OF the bin providing for the erection OF fire
proof building in which to keep the books aud records OF
medical library and the belonging 10 that Office
The fact that the building az present in use Is nothing
less than fire trap and contains the valuable hospital
records Of the Union Army which in continual Use
A. the adjustment of pension claims has been constant
source OF apprehension the officials OF both tie Pension
and the Surgeon Generals Office There l. no doubt Jut
that the Senate will promptly pass the bill
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
NO MORE NOMINATIONS To BE MADE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. lit Is understood that
nominations Will he sent by the President to the
Fifteen vacancies exist at the present moments
but these, together with others which may occur by
OF the term OF the present incumbents expiring
between and March 4, Will be left for Mr. Cleveland
{ fll. The President and the Postmaster General are
Overrun by Congre-snen who have been requested by
postmasers to get their designations accepted 80 as 70
make their immediate rcAppOintmeut possible. IL Is an
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
MARINE INTELLIGENC&.

MINIATURE ALIANNf
sv, 49,, g. .,t,.. g f.l.. ..tt $50 f'Jlsl-SiL
Hlsu WAITER rOpAY.
<Y-e7nfv Nook. go, .to'. I.nGL Ot5 {cl Ga,% 1874
T4-A,. - II,5a, sj1 55f. l4l.4L ~ 80 T.. nA-A
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
BANKER BATEMAN AND GENERAL SWAIN.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE banker, A. l..
Bateman, was called by the prosecution in the second
swaim court-narIal To-day. He testified ia substance
that he and number Of others had hired the Stewart
Castle stables in 1882 and kept their horses there dyd
ing the expense pro rata the being aep in his
Office that in November he sold trottng morse that
had been amed time before to Genera vain with
the understanding that II the horse became lame he
would take 1t back; that the horse Kept at the
Stewart Castle stable, TO which General Swain sent for
age Tor the use OF the horse and becoming
lame he In January 1883 an arrangement
Win swain TO let tho latter his horses General
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
REPORT OF THE JEANETTE COMMITTEE.
WAsuINGION. Feb 17=The Committee ON

" WAbHINFION, TrD. ~ TIC CUIn1IIIIUCe OH
Naval Affairs to-day unanimously adopted the report Of
Messrs Buchanan, McAdoo, and Boutelle appointed
subcommittee at the last session OF Congress to inycs
gate the facts connected with the Jeanneto Expedition
anlthe alleged unOiicerlke aud inhuman conduct Of
officers and members Of the The investiga
ton was prompted by Dr. d. +. Collins who alleged that
his brother, Jerome ]. Collins, member OF the exped
tion placed under arrest by the commanding ocer
and that he remained under until he died OF cold
and starvation. The report says
II appears from the evidence that Mr. Collins was
gentleman kindly Of heart and charitable In disposition
BY OF Of Congress IL became necessary Tor
him 10 enlist order TO be permitted To join
the expedition Not being accustomed " naval discipline
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

Swain in the meantime was ito send his forage 70 the
sables for the use OF those horses He testified that
was found that this ddinot work very VEL
both often wanted to the horses AZ the same
eral Swain that he would rather pay for the forage S
right and In March April did pay GenerA o"ant%'"
Or $35 for forage for two months. ..-.,n.
The witness subjected to rigorous crosse
ton by Mr. Boutwell,, General Swain prompti hg niih
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
2ss $500, 1901. 8302 S5O7.
Court y avn TIM

2Ss, $500, 330l 8302, S5O7.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNsB
Before Judge Barrett IT. william w. stadler misdo.
Asst DIST Atty. Fellows. meanor'
COURT GKyggAL SESSIONS.
PART I-Recorier smyth. PART II-Judge Cowing
Asts Dist Atty Nichol lAsst Dist Atty Fitzgerald.
Joseph Marrone assault Cermo Rollo. assault
Mic, AL Marrone assault John Scott. assault.
Charles Henry. grand lar. William Have. assault
Mary Moutelth grand lar William Valentine burglary
william Baker, grand lar Michael Nc ntee. burglary.
ouls samhainer assault Thomas Cullen burglary.
John Nc ormick, burglary, John Jone. burglary.
CHARLES spencer BURGLARY bernard Nc Ardfe, bigamy.
Frank Gordon burglary John Ma oney grand lar.
Henry Fielding burglary James r. DoWlng grand lar
Martin Connolly robbery John erber, grand lar.
Edward Hoildorn, robbery. Henry Dandorf. assault
Char!Ss ": Eoyo. burglary. Petcr Geisr, assault .
FttadfnGs Alexander Keme1ck assault
william a. Allen. forgery. John Lever, assault.
Charles Elsenbach, DurgYary Chares Uriicy assault.
Alfred Cummings. bu' ylary, John Cusick. assault
Iohn Mct sfrey, bur rgiary. pleadipgs.
Thomas HeathertOn grand lar Thomas aley assault
Lizzie II artY. grand lar William Gardner, assault
william BrOwn grand lar Edward Ryland. forgery.
samuel smith petit lar Paul Libres burglary.
Jean We!tz Injury property owen Brady. burg ary
RoNland Stone, burglary James N artn. grand lar.
Mor1tz Brock, grand llr
Henry Wilson, grand lar
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MINES ANH MLNiNG.

SALES 1T TIE YETYORg WyEyG EYcTAyJa
NEWYORN. Feb u. 1881
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

'eGia seller 20 days. t2sil buyer so days.
I Sellor Is days.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-18

toIA SAes oE t"s lAV A'"o
Ruvrr 20 at Seller l0davS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-21

OF Memory. Lassttude, Nocturnal KmiAzA
Aversion 10 Society. Dimness Of Vision, Ess
In the Head the vital fluid passing uBohsxs
In the urine. and many other diseases thasls
10 insanity and death.
DR. MIHTIE will agree 10 forfeit IN
Hundred Dollars for Q case Of this kisdos
the VITAL RENTORATIvE lupdsf "
special sdvfcs and trestment) will not csAs
for anything impure or injurious found isA
DIR. MINTIK treats all Private Disessssss
eessfully without mercury. C~Dmsultastsa
Free. Thorough examination and sdvies. =.
Guiding analysis OF urine, S 90. Priced VIA
Restorative, 81 so Q bottle. or four una
the quantity, Is 90; sent 10 any address "
receipt Of price. or O. o. D., secure from .
servation, and In private name II DESIRES
a. Il. MINTEE, n. ID.
II Kearny -. sam Francisco,
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE-6ent on sppi<
ton by letter stating symptoms. sex and w.
Communications strictly confidential.
DB. MIWTEEn KIDNEY 1k4kDi
NEPHRET1CUM, cures 81 ftndsof Aans
and Bladder Complaints. 0cnossnos, w ~
Lsucorrh@a. For sale By al dsueg1snisi "
bottle, six bottles for IS 90. --rv
DE. MINTIE'G DANDknlg1rr -.
are the best and cheapest DInk.xsAA -
BILIOUS cure In the msshes. sof
all druggists. M--
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-02-21
mo. 1911
APPLICATION FOR A PAIlNl'
UNITED STATES LAID OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAID OFFICE,
EunKxA, NEVADA, November "a. 1884,
NoTIoE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT TaI
IN sweetwster Aiming Company, OF Tfssag
Hill, Nevada. whose Postofhcs address
Hamilton, Nevada. has this day filed ihs VIZ
cation for Q prtent for fifteen hundred IN
feet OF the Hidden Treasure Number 2 minss
vein bearing silver with surface grounes :
hundred feet in width. situated In Wnite =
Mining District, County Of White Pins =
State Of Nevada, and designated by the y
notes and oficial plat on hle In this om@
Lot Number 10. located upon unsursgs
land, the exterior boundaries OF sAa =
Number ITO being 81 follows, to.w.I unttk
Beginning ct q post marked NO. ! on.s
Sta es survey No. ITO, whence the seeuon ~
ner common 10 sections "a and 70, ios snS *
l6 north, Range 81 east, and sections - Wouss
Township 10 north, Range % eas.,
Dfabio Meridian, bears south y sesteS S..s
minutes west 6,642 feet, and pes ~ 40 ~
north 80 degrees 16 minutes vest ow 4 ssssg
theme running, frst conrse, noI.r . Ms
east /, 500 feet to post marked 49,
States survey No. 10; thence, seconu wSA
south 66k degrees east GOO feet 70 p1os ~.
No. Q. United States survey 20. a.V srlN
third course. sonth ION degrees Yves. y d
to post marked No. 4, United states sul VI b
ITO; and thence, fourth course, = - nrHH
grees west $50 feet TO post 70, : sn,s leh
States survey No. l0l. Hidasn ststss 90
450 feet to post No. 2 Of said unisea ~ nssd
vey No. Ioi. 600 feet to post Nc. !. snsP
beginning. containing is S7-iW Acros
Magnetic variation 16 degrees eass IN NJ
The location OF this mine ~ rec, MIMI d.
Recorders once of White Pine Y aissrba
trict, in book L Of the records OF ssia stbyb A
This claim 10 bounded on the souns
Hidden Treasure mining claim. -.r.aiy 4 B
Any and all persons claiming ~ = minsfk
portion Of said Hidden Treasure ~. ,their
surface ground are required 70 ~ ia Upt
verse claims with the Register o. In stshsE
states Land once at Eureka, 10 ~ a If W
Nevada, during the sixty days PERU Nv
cation hereof, or they will be psfr'@
r. II. HINcKLEY, stysSdaaI
II is hereby ordered that the fores%11l a y
OF Application for Patent be puplisnSss ~
period OF sixty days, IN the nnblilbA
nas'sod +. II. HINoKLEY. Bss,',
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Delinquent Sale Notice
Ruby Hill Tunnel and Mining Com.
pany.

T oCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
II business. Eureka. Eureka County, New.
Location Of works, Eureka Mining District,
Eureka county, State OF Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
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ment mo. u levied on the 18th day Of Novem-
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names OF the respective shareholders, ~ fol.
lowa.
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