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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10
ROCHESTER,.
MUSICAL FESTIVAI-CHEAP THEATRES -
TELEPHONE REFORM.
Icy TKLEGRAPI 10 Tug TRInUNE.l

Icy TKLGGRAPH TIE TRInUSE.l
ROCHESTER, Jan. 9.-PrOfessOr Henry Greincr
coneinpates the organization OF music festival In this
city in May or June next The plan includes gil the
singing societies Of Rochester chdrens chorus Of all
the sunday-schools about 900 voices orchestra OF
fifty artists from York, eminent singers including
soprano alto and two bassos. Tho idea is TO
bring out Wagner music nights aud oratorlo
one night meeting is TO be held Monday to perfect
arrangements.
The American Merino sheep Breeders Association viii
hold its annual convention in this city January
q and b. Papers upon important subjects
relating TO sheep husbandry are expected
The Consolidated Register" Vols. 7, II and lIl) will
he bound and ready for delivery at the meeting.
The Grand opera House the Oldest legitimate theatre
in The city, has been leased by Messfs Jacobs and Proc
tor who N open il Monday with a sweeping reiuc-
ton priccsl0 20 and 30 cents being the rates adycr
tised Daniel Blndmann ne German uageiian Wli be
the opening attraction aud he wiz appear IN round OF
Shakes pedrcan characters. other legitimate attractions
viii follow Theatrical affairs IN Western New-lork are
III an uniprlu hae condition IafBc huhprr Oh pI"VH
s0nal pcO pie Ia the city, who have como In from dis
AT the two dime museums aud with the ten cent attrac-
tons which arc playing the small towns.
Charles f. Fitch the Editor of The Roehester Democrat
and Cronce Will lecture IN Fayetteville on next Thurs
day evening.
Dr. l. Lord for the last sixteen in charge Of
the Monroe County Asyln rendered his resigna-
zion 10 the Board of Supervisors to-day.
The annual report Of Superintendent Loder. OF the
Rochester post office. published TO day. shows that
I5329.7l1 pieces Of mail handled at this Office
during 1884; while 12,s0l,375 were handled during
1885
An important change IN telephone service is to be
n ade here Monday Each subscriber will hereafter
DC known by number only, Instead OF by his name as
has been the rule hitherto.
The Board OF Supervisors have under consideration
the removal Of the Coggswe statue and drinking
tain, which presented TO the city time by
DR. COggswell of san Francisco from the Court House
square The affair has for many months been object
OF rdicule and derson by town people aud the city
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GRlIY AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was good deal of excitement in the
Grain market to-day and prices characterized by
much feycrshness News did not enter into tho cacula
ion OF traders and fluctuations OF values were die
tatod by speculative considerations entirely Inc or
eien markets were firm The grain receipts showed no
improyement and the export demand was parayzed by
hc unsettled condition OF prices In wheat there was an
early advance cents and over later reaction set
In b1t in the hna dealings good gain was established
Tho changes In corn were smaller Ill amount put H"V
cereal showed fair adj ances at the END.
The gains recorded in wheat were as follows: . TOT
January opions at 10 for February at o3os IA
for March AT 9j9s and cent each for April ana May az
~ and 9s ceuts respectively: January corn rose a
IN 5oi the next options To 5Os, and May Il 10
50I cents Oats closed rather weak. January falling on
TO 357 February closing unchanged at 30, March rus
Jig Ito 49, and May easing of To 3oSs cents fro-
visions were irregular and lard options were OH sae
NNew-York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
rereipts OF grain to-day were Wheat 963io bushels;
corn 1871 479 bushels oats, 1920 bushels total gram,
1913 06s bushels Hour, 15.95S barrels. Inc rec,slps
M Chicago Milwaukee and 81. Louis were; wheat;
80 500 bushels 1926 bushels; oats $3.50
bushels total grain, 43s9 2s bushels hour. 2li9e par
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BUFFALO,.
Mr.. CLEYELAND'S SOCIAL ENGAGEMENTS
NO ICE-OfL WORKS
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE 1RlauSE.l


IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRiHUNR.l
BUFFALO Jan. 9.-President-ele Cleveland
kent very much to himself the day following his re-
turn home Before attending the charity ball THIS even
Ing dined with Mr.. and Mrs. George T. sawyer' Of
Norh-st. Tomorrow evening he has engagement TO
dine with Judge and Mrs James NJ. Humphrey. Nr.
Cleveland will attend Mrs. Harry Ianllins bali next
Tuesday aud on Wednesday that Of the Press TIE bar
reception and banquet will not during his present
visit which will extend over about week. The
PIosdentelect sister. Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
will be the guest Of Mrs. George }. sicard during her
stay here.
Thirteen applicants for admission to tho bar were ex-
amued before the general term OF the supreme Court
yesterday This morning tho twelve who stood the
test took tie oath attorneys aud counselors-at-law
washn dispatch says that specifications FOR the
roof OF the Buffalo Federal building extension have been
preparel the Treasury department, aud advertise
ucats asking for p! opOsals viii be cent out today
not pound o. ice has been gathered around Buffalo
this winter. Dealer are obtaining hmltcd supply
from Lime Lake IN Cattaraugus County Unless Lake
Erie soon freezes Ice famine is looked for
It's learned that the National Convention % Inventors
Is not likely 70 he held here on January - as an
uOunced the members thinking that New orleans, dur
ing Exposition time, posse ses more attractions
The standard Oil Company has absorbed another OPP
position concern here. THIS lime II - the solar Oh works,
which the standard people bug OF the IidcWaier tIe
line Company $4,000. II is doubtful II the works
Will again be operated
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ALBANY.
SOCIAL FEsTIvITIEs-THE CITYS HEALTH
THE REGENTS
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSEl

THE REGENTS.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUYEl
ALBANY, Jan. 9.-The impression that be-
Governor Hill is bachelor the executive mansion
will be closed during the winter is unfounded Governor
Hill will give general receI ton before Lent and oss
bly, one two smaller PARTIES. The reception TO the
Legislature will not be given until after Lent. is
derstood that the Governor will also give series OF
small dinners during the winter. Colonel Gillette the
military secretary, will assist the Governor in entertain
ing, as will probably several members OF the military
staf which will remain unchanged. The Governor has
not yet chosen private secretary but Colonel Lamont
will continue to act in that capacity throughout next
week.
Several townsmen have actively interested themselves
In the endeayor to secure the State Agricultural Fair
Albany during the year. tentative subscription list
has been started with a view to making satisfactory
proposition to the committee Of the Agricultural ASST
citation.
The action Of Mayor Banks in refusing to publish the
Vital statistics OF the city generally common led here
The agitation of few sanitary cranks concerning the
health Of the city has contributed to giving the city
reputation for unheathfuness which 1t does not deserve
and which local physicians assert not borne cut by
facta
FThe Blocker Hall assembly on Thursday was
more brilliant and largely attended than the first
OF the series. The assemblies have lad the effect OF
stopping almost entirely private dancing parties aud
have made the afternoon tea the popular form enter
tainment Mrs. Matthew Hale gave tea OH Monday;
hrs ]. p Boyd on Thursday; and ON Tuesday and Fri
DAY Mrs. voIkert Donw. Mrs Grange sard gives tea
nex Monday in honor of Miss Bishop OF New-York and
on Tuesday Mrs. Robert Livingstone Fryer gives re-
eeption-
The session of the State Board OF Regents this week
"ss rendered especially interesting by the reading of
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TROY.
SALVATION Y--MUSICAL-FlNANC
THE JAIL-BUSINESS.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THs TRIBUNE

SALVATION ARMY USlCAL-FlNANClAL-
THE JAIL-BUSINESS.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 TaE rRfBUNE.l
Troy, Jan. 9.-Several captains and lleuten-
ants of the Salvation Army the OF the Ten
perance Society. They are gaining few recruits
spurred BY the criticisms made by The Troy Times the
Excise have begun to collect the S2oooo
due to the city for license from delinquent Saloon
keepers One Of the Excise Commissioners is also Regis
trar of Vital stastics and the State Board Of Health
threaten 10 call him account for sendng incomplete
returns
Business is dull at the iron works. but gradual I'M
looked for The collar industry Is the most
Hourshng OF any i'll the city.
Madame Hulskamp came to Troy yesterday, for the
second time with more publicity than attended her
former visit sang last night before fair audience.
She is dissatisfied with her company and management
and husband says that when their contract expires
February he will organize new company
BARLEY CampbelIs White Slave" Is at the Grswold
Opera House. The Private Secretary viii come next
week.
The Board of Supervisors satisfied the demands OF pup
lie sentiment by making appropriation this week Tor
large addition to the Jail. The present jail Is uil-
healthy, and dangerous in the case OF hre'
The Supervisors also appropriated 100000 10 pay
three railroad taxes Illegally diverted from the
town treasdiles-
Collector smart's internal report shows re-
ceipts for last year OF SS3ZUOO
The Posoce han He'd in its mailing department last
year. l05l7, GOO pieces
The week If prayer was OF served Ivy union services
every evening. SOME preachers prefer the former
metioi of holding union services afternoons, Wh'ch
allows the meeting Of single oong Ia inc even
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Jas. ru,nton,s report ON the George Clinton papers
IN bursdav evening Chancellor Person rendered 70
eepton to the Regsnt ct which Governor a inc the
Snsness meetipg the resignation OF Carson brecvos
was accepted and 1t is understood tnat .tnn o.
Roeera OF Buffalo and General Charles H. Gas'oA Vi
Albany. win be candidates for the honor
Assemblyman James Haggerty, Of New-York, Is seri-
ousy Ill In this city,
The Building Committee Of All Saints Cathedragwiil
open bids next week for continuing WORK on tne
n ia NOT likely that bids Will he accepted ~ tno
none in hand will not warrant any EXTENDED eontrAc'S
at present
The interior work in the new Federal building VIII
probably lie completed within two months.
class Of twenty -four graduates ut the Commence
ment OF the State MOI NAL School on JANUARY 70.
Rathbone sard Co.. the stove manufacturers OF TINS
CITY, have posted notices that hereafter they VIII
men AZ they see fit without regard to ORGANIZATIONS 70
which they belong The frm has experienced nuon
difficulty with the trades unions General ROBBERY Ella"
Oliver has become general manager OF the foundry
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TIE COURTS.

A WIFE TOO BIG FOR HER TALL HUSBAND.
A suit for limited divorce brought by Mat
thew Gress, who stawart six feet tall, against
Mrs. Frederick Gress who weighs 200 pounds. up
in the City Court OF Brooklyn yesterday motion for
amony. Gress declares that his wife is OF
governabe temper and has repeatedly assaulted him.
She is powerful woman, gives full hot tenn
and has committed acts Of violence against him. and
although lie Is strong he is unable to defend him
SELF She not only shows her temper toward him, but
also toward little girl who lived In their family and
who recovered 800 damages for Mrs Gresss treat
two acts OF cruelty alleged and admitted the wjfe
temper. They had lived together we'll enough for ten
years. but now the husband tired Of his wife and de-
sired 10 throw her of As he stood six feet in his stock
iDgs he should support his wife until the suit was tried
II was shown for the planh that the defendant had
money and the motion was denied.
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LIVE sTocK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO Jan. 9-Cnius-IeceDts to-day 1900 heal total
for week thus far 1900 head for tune .eok 5000
head consigned through. 800 market steaiyi
good 70 choco Steers ~ 2J0sj So stockers and Feeders
2lOO head for same tins last week 900 heal consrns
through. IL cars market duh and steady Medium 10
good. ~ lodsi 2Ji Canada Lanb1. SO 25dfG 40
Hos-teceipts toi 1000 head Total for week thus ar
$4,000 head; Tor sans une last $1,000 hesE con-
signed through los market active and steady Good 70
Choice fOrkers ~ 700 ~ Tot Butchers Grades "a 10 "a sD
Pigs, 50 80 ~ %
CHICAGO Jan. 9-The Dro7.rS Jouraa, rsportN Cruts-
Receipts 1000 hsli SHIP 500 market steady;
Good 70 Choice shipping - 6l9sj 80, Common " Medium
81 2UdSi OU Texans. 81 20dSi 10.
Hogs0keceipts 9dOOOn shipnents 1000 heah marset
actvei Rough Packing ~ 20 Dos Packing aud shipping
- 5Odsi los Light - 200xi jji Skipa 80 Was4 20
Shse0 iteceDts 270Ot shipments Loo, market strong
Inferior 10 fnr 81 jUds3 25 Medium u Gool. ~ 80
aSi %: Choice u Extra. 81 250si rs.
ST. LOUIS. jan 9-rltne-Receipt, 400: shipments,
50 market steady Exports So 75@s5 90, uoot % oce
Texans 81 751 ~ IS.
Shesphecelpts 400; shipments. 1000 Common 70 Nc
dinm 81 % 0f3 2J Fair 10 Cnoies 81 5O1Si 20.
Hogs iecepts 1000; shipments 1900 Llght "a zoo
~ 80; Packing. u 3OGSA ~, Heavy, "a 60GSA u.
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TIE UNITED STATES srPREME coURr.

\
WAsHSGToy. Jan. 9.-Thc proceedings Of
tho United States Supreme Court to-day were ~
follows:
W oi--wniIan Grant appellant ag'. Henry Y. httrnl
Appeal from Tho CTcn Court o. To unti state. for tho
10 - r. Tucker and OH =. pia'nfil In error agt
Frank wasser submitted under OH rue
M 74q- Friucis W Blver plaintiff IN error av' naric
aud others, oommisson'rs etc submitted IN Ter 10Th
No s5i-The r.. M of Comfy commissioners Of Anderson
Comfy paint in error agt Thomas T. Beat Submitted
10 tC6"ihc Nashville C1a'tanoo-a aui S. Louis Ran
road corpapy appellant ag the United states Submitted
10 ioi-Denn, appellant act. tho District 0, Co
lumbia. submitted under 2th rue. -, ,. =, -,
CIV plaintiff in error agt the Mayor OF Jersey city uh
"' No l@s-The Mayor etc the Cyof Quincy pla'nun
IN art NJ tnitei states oE roL Peter H. Jackson
no l696-rhc United states. appellant sg Charles l..
stcever. submitted under Goth rule.
rrSca state saSmi,isa ander !oih re 's
p "a. Zone Submitted nndef lth rule
No Il6}-Ihe To- % santa Anna palnuH in error agt
No so1he city 81 i,cheed riaintin act George w
10 ii7~Lydia ". russell. appellant agt Daniel Gregg
10 1is%Iyd'a " Fussen act y e. Hughes and other,
Argument concluded for appellant and submitted for appel
Cqica % Anpea from Circuit Court ~ The United
Tor northern District OF Illinois. Dismissed with costs
20 50~nsyid l. MoGrudor appellant at tho City Of
No l5i-henry terton aplesn act M Ciiy Of Chie,.
c %drern y srct 81 Illinois Dismissed with cost. pur.
20 i5i-Thomss ". Edwards others appellants. agt
Franklin Farrell Continued
No i58-I y. Pearce aud Others appellants. sgt c. }.
No l5i-T b. chase plaintiff In sgt AbUah Curtis
no i5G-Francls hodge and others appellant sg Thomas
Knowles SUBMITTED
agt w. w Moore 4 Co. Passed for settlement.
Adjourned until Monday next at IL o'clock
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Trws FROM STATE CENTRES.
UTICA.
80, prr,rs : RELIGIOUS = ELECTIONS so
CIAL--MUSICAL.

~u.prrIEs RELIGIOUS - ELECiioNo
CIAL-MUSlCAL.
t,y TELEGRAPH TO the TsfsuSst
Ion 9.-The Board of Charities Oh
Oiion' "A e,ief In the amount Of $6.493, last year.
20 4. 4So persons.
Central New-YOrk Farmers Club has eiec'ea
Tho .'ss, president; B. D. Gilbert secretary and
raniel Bachelor treasurer
.,.. ,,ta1 statistcs OF Utica Tor ias' year "ie ''
...a,. s7s births and 200 marriages
y. n @. Cory preached his forty.fourth
The Kew ~ - pastor OF the Blocker Street Baptist
snnua s',naav The Rev. II. II. Peabody, for four
Chnrcn on .s,or OF the Baptist Church of Rome mas
resigned A..
.., r.nort OF Postmaster Stevens makes the
Inc ann" ssorirg: Mailing Department. pieces
,o.o 7o14.64s; gross receipts $eol'o9o.
-, rs,ephone and Telegraph Company OF
~, Ssw-York has filed Its answer IN tlle sun
eeh's, e. in the United states Circuit Court by
~ ..rtcan Bell Telephone Company. III STATES Una.
~, q. not the original inventor Oh the veiepnono' ~
n che names OF fifteen persons who used the inslru
IAN. before Bells invention
,s,,, r Esmay clothing dealer, has maze an as
.,rnment to Orlando T. Golden. Credi'ors "i0 p''
serred TO the amount OF $oooo'
o,o,oa County Medical Society approves the ehorV
.,ahl,.h State Board Of Medical Examiners. l. mas
800 the following delegates to the American meuio'
~,.,,on. Drs Jacob Hunt, william Russeh, 'ano'
y rIrnt Jnther Guiteau, 7. ". Fandrau' W. H. "is'-
rSd Edwin Evans and j. H. GLASS;
m. opeiaa County Agricultural Society has eieo'eo
w,,cox presidents Charles Seymour vice-presiueh''
:. ~ poos. treasurer, and J. b. Cushman secretary
", ". ~, So for the year we're 1850.
NJ, lamar Dealers Association, which embraces over
& Of fe saloon keepers Of the city, mas eeeseu AS 70
nan resident and appointed committee OF nve W
many In the interest Of an excise Dill 10 pe in1I
ssd nv the Executive Committee OF tne Inc, r hlT1
S .peey Dealers Association OF the sa,e' lne
s Com,njttee will ask Speaker Erwin 10 aPPo4h'
segorabIe Committee on Internal Affairs
Polo on skate. is becoming popular sport Inc Gtca
fnh defeated the Alerts, OF Little Falls, mere Oh
day.
covernor w c. SQUIRE Of Washington Territory, ar,
r,san in rca on Wednesday route lor us Hoiie III
Ii,on He will 90 TO Washington soon
Thu Veterans Rights League will have Us ANNUAL
meeting at Utica on February 3.
The Utica Maennerchor celebrated the twentieth ann
snd hall Guests we're present from syracuse Aloan!
and Poughkeepsie
Tho Utica and Black River Railroad COMPANY laS ~
,naJ 70 co,nnlv with the order OF the state Oatu o
Eairoad Commissioners 10 grant special raes 20
,eonle within ten DAYS. The Commissioners VIII reP'i'
fhe company TO the Att0rneyGennra for proSecul'on
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTOy STOCKS
BOsrON Jan ., 1885.

FRIDAY, Jan Or
The character OF todays carly stock market Is peSt
told by "A simple reference to the mornings news, that
.hould. and in natural market would have exerted
some Influence upon prices. aud plain nnva rnlshed
statement OF what did at the opening OF business
First I'm the new, there was passage by the House of
REPRESENTATIVES OF the Reagan Interstate Commerce
bill which among other stringent provisions limits pas
scngcr fares when they cross Stae or territory INC 10
cents per mile. The Importance OF TINS restriction Is
comprehenled only when IL IS recognized that by the or
binary tariffs ON the Western roads-not the existing
cut rcshe average passenger fare Is over cents per
mile BY this bill the fare OF the Union Pacific and Cen
trial Pacific railroads from Omaha TO San Francisco
would DO s57 sc against about $50 the present rate
Second. there were the annual messages Oh
the Governors OF several of the Western states that
strongly recommended stringent restrictive railway leg
islaon. The Governor Of Minnesota says: That what
reasons for complaint OF discrimination or oxtor'
ton there two years ago are believed TO eNt TO-
day. while evil OF certain practices and rules oil man
agement has now disclosed its enormity. The assur-
OF the representatives OF the railroad companies 10
your predecessors that the interests OF the FARMERS t
safely be left to their discretion mas prTVe LII ,te
diet and terminate all these practices Whilo prices VI
grain have declined to point tnat aioid, no prom 70
the farmer under the mos. favorable IoI
keting his crops charges for transportation prevail
ing Ia former years have been uhe senato
been signed by the President and also,
IN the language OF the pfesuehS-e ssscutIveS
Yet all OF this in itself was not the character
Of news that usually stimulates an active o"9SrnS bv
the manipuators who opened the prices ior ao @
most affected by the threatened legislation AZ oH
siierably higher than last evenings hgurcS. ohion
Pacific sold nc asa 1885, against Asia last evening
az Sas so Sc a that should have been
less affected by the news wero equally strong ~ .ae
od pes cert a, ssSs aud sold at ss LaEe Shore
Il to 62i2 Delaware, LAckswanh@ NM "sS'""
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THE MUNICIPAL SOCIETY TO DISSOLVE.
jackson (. Shultz. John H. Sherwood, o.

wald Ouendorfer and other members ~ the New-York
Municipal Society organized for the discussion OF mat
tiers pertaining 10 municipal reform IN ibis city, have ap
Piled 20 tho Supreme Court for dissolution % The cor
poration nud Presiding Justice Davis ycsicrl 7ppo.nt
Rache MOI Whtors referee before 81 Nu a persons
fufercsfcI shall appear 10 show why ID" society
should not we Dissolved The property ~ the cof nrE
ton 20 No. - N1llsoVave has been sold for S-3 Opo
paid and the remaining funds distributed among the
members according 10 the amount Of dues paid by them
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rose from esss to Sell, and Western Union, on
semi-oficiL assurance that loss In earnings did
not imply reduction Of dividend below this per
per annum rate strong in the carly dealings ct
H057la It was not until after midday that the market
betrayed any indications Of weakness and then IL was
not commensurate with yesterdays and the mornings
rapid appreciation Nevertheless, the declines from
the best prices of the day material and important
and the market closed with q weak tone, but with
board confidence that 1t 10 "a purchase on reac-
tfOns."
The dealers in Government bonds report large sales
their counters but 1t is not reflected In the trans
actions Mt the Stock Exchange Bids higher Il per
for the 81 and per for the AZ and the 4s
Annexed the closing quotations.
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DOINGS or VARIOUS LEGISLATURES.

DENVER, Jan. 9.-.The Governors message
was read the Joint session Of the Legislature yesterday
II considers matters Of State interest only
LANSING, Jan. 9.-Notce has been given both houses
the Legislature OF proposed amendment to the Con-
stitution prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF spirit
uous, vinous malt liquors In the State Of Michigan
CARSON, New, Jan. 9.-John i. Jones has been nom
mated by the Republican for United States Sena
tor TO succeed himself
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The MariG-Garrison case was continued yes
crlay before Referee Dwight The Lawyers and the ref
cree seemed alike disguised with the case aud
gloom hung over the session which ffr innnhroV-
the Witness much-tred good humorcoud not dsipac.
Tho second direct examination OF tho witness len
and finished by the defence. an1 tho counsel for the
plaintiffs began the second crosse EXAMINATION.
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CLOSING PRICE or CALfFORNLi STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ., 1883

The silver hin Mining Company has levied an assess
mant of , cents per share. -,
The silver King Mining Company has declared divl-
drud OF 70 cents per share.
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MIsTAKING MARRIAGE FOR BETRoTHAL.

R0sna De Leo who was fourteen years old
when she came to this city from Calabria 1880 and
whose maiden Rocco, stated that yincenzo De
Leo In tat year finding herself and her parents opposed
marriage with hin, by threats induced her to prom
ise marry him ~ The end of two years should she still
be willing Then vincenzo persuaded Rosina and her
parents to visit the May ors Office, where through
terpreter ceremony performed which the Roccos
supposed was betrohal but which Vincenzo declared
was marriage ceremony ON the strength OF this he
tempted unite himself to the family as husband and
sonisaw but thrown out OF the house by police
man. Referee william q. McCrea, In SUIT brought by
the young wcman reported adversely to an annnmont Of
the marriage holding that there WAS no evidence OF
fraud duress conspiracy Justice Lawrence yesterday
despite this rsSegt, annued the marriage holding that