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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
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81 AEvEroEI, Nov, 3.-Taesday two
Coaches on tho wos.-bound train on
the Ter, It Pacific railroad were
thrown from the track near Six Milo
crossing, owing TO broken reil. Both
ca tulned upside down. Altheuoh
tuecoscres were filed With passen-
gers, only two parsons weie Injured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

asesrs:.r tho probable cause Of tee
mans death; bu. the trunk was closed
ard placed, with its CHASTITY contents,
on the mont platform o. the car, 10 be
taken through TO Grand Rapids, ita
original destination. The baggage
men says the trunk was transferred
to his car at Fort Wayne, from VIA
1ssh train.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

UNCLE EATeN has handed In his
resignation and declares he has moth
inr further to do with the civil service
commission. UNCLE EATON is probn-
bly, ashamed OF the past and wants II
closed as to aim rs soon as possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

THE dengue is subsiding throughout
the State, but the revival epidemic
seems to retain Its vigor. A man can
get up from tho dengue in two or three
weeks, but the revival fever sticks TO
him for neutrality-suspicious..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.~-TLe storm yes
tasday and Sunday aong the Atlantic
coast was wids-spro &d and disastrous.
, 20 schooner Sophia Eranz vas str0ek
by he%l 3 sea off BsrnGgat, New Jer-
soy, Gad four Of her crew washed over
s9src. Toney, tine cook, and Copaz,
eaG1a1, were lCst.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

MUNICIPAL election in Mexico, y, q
most delightful sffAir. II matters no.
who II selected. or how fairly, q
s'pitched battle" ID the invarlable fe.
suit. and dispatches from Matemorss
refer to such conflict In which ''three
men wsro killed and many wounded"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

THE man with tho hoe, the actual
settler, continues to want and hunt
homes In Western Texas. Last month
the lotusl settler applied for "a much
~ 100000 acres of land. There 10 no
fear rs 10 the future of West Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Eepoct OF the roarth Auditor of tho
Treasury,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The report of
The fourth auditor Of the treasury for
the tlscs! year ending June 80 last,
shows the total expenditure on account
Of the navy 10 have been SIZE 1899, and
also That thore WEI expended $233,76S
in excess OF appropriations. There WAS
an uneEpended balances OF $751; on
certain appropriations. TIE one cer-
tain approximation, the amount paid 20
nav pspslous during the year, was
$4,000; rcize money TO tia amount Of
Sl40,l52 Was distributed among 2097
claimants, and general claiU7 to the
amount OF S652,67S have basH adjusted
In favor OF 2,3( pGrsons. Tie want Of
q sufficient system Of accountability of
navel property isl ,iuted out, and tho
establishment of accounting similar }
that prescribed by law for ,he quarter
master-gereral and Subsistence Gepa..
menis OF the array is urged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

TIE president, ~ before announced,
Went homo to vote. The president may
talk about framing away 70 Vote"
~ there y ~ chief Of divlslon over
Him. an4 h - vote In psaos and
Aoe0ly looo his ploes. There 4 . blight
llGoeooeo eeeWp9a NJ sxseltivs asd
foof)n 1ll1o olegts, ~ oll ousht b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

THE EVANGELIST WILLIAMS IN be-
ginning to sir Sherman. Dallas can
testify TO tho young evsngelist's
power. II tho sherman sinner will
only put himself In his way, no will
loarn something to his advantage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

EAupIroR cnENowErH has made bis
first report, showing vast amount OF
work. Our Texas auditor has made
more character than any OF them In
the past ak months, and 10 said to DO
growing right along In the confidence
of the hiRhor MOWERS,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

No better nor cleaner sweep has &C.
CURED In any department Of the gov.
men. since the president came In in
March last, than the sweep Of tho civil
service commission. Il 10 now possible
70 appoint commission that will gen.
orally command respt u.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

ATcn.soY, Nov. S.-Ths Republi.
cana elect the treasurer, county clerk,
surveyor, coroner, aud possibly tho
sheriff, by mniofities ranging from 100
to LOCI. The Democrats elect COM
missioner aud possibly tho register Of
deeds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
NEBRASKA,


OMAHA, Nob., Nov. s.-At tho eloc-
.ioa to-day the only State officers vosed
for were Judge OF tho supreme court
aud two regents OF tho university. All
tho coanIles elected full so.s OF couuty
nficavu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Oommissary-een Report.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Tho annual
report of tho conmissar Y-geness,
snows th.t the total amount to the
credit OF the suhsistercs department
for the fiscal year ending June so, was
- oi3.l3l. and the total expenditures
S3,05l ,.65, leaving Se9l,S65 or hand st
lne end Of the fiscal year. The aver
age price paid FOR fresh beet for tha
first halt oil the fiscal yosr was 1924
cents pc, pound, au1 for tHo last half
9.i5 csn,s. The value OF the eubsist-
encs issued ID Indians during the yesr
was sil,5a6: average COS. psr
alton was fraction over 50,E ceuis.
being an increase of 50 10 of q cent
over tne cost OF tne previous year.
General NacFeelGv earnestly In.
vitss attention to Ina Importance os
prov ding by law for tho enlistment Of
cooks and nskers Tor the army as q
measure csieulst- . preserve he
health aud promo the comfort snd
Efficiency OF tho troops. General Msoi
FesleY recommends that existing
orders Uniting the number OF com.
nissaiy sergeau.s - 20
he revoked, SO IL may
be practicable 70 hsv5 q commissatv
sergsant st each military post or place
ofdeposit Of subsistence supplies
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Fort ScorT, Nov. g. Complete
county returns arc not in, but enough
have been received 10 show that the
Republican county ticket Ia all elected
BY a majority of 100, excent the candi-
date for sheriff, whose majority is
about ECO.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

KANSAS Cry has grown at the rate
ofbO per cent increase since 1880, tho
population now, exclusive OF suburbs,
being 10000. This growth Is equal to
that OF our Texas towns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
KANSAS


TOPEKA, Nov. S.-The Republican
ticket 10 elected in this (Shawnoe)
county by about 500 majority. He.
Lindsay, Independent Republican, in
this district, is elected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04
Miami County.

PAoLA, Nov. 3.-The entire Repub-
lean ticket in Miami county Is elected
by an average majority Of go.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

If Ii be true that a daughter OF tho
CoMpTE DE PARIS il be.rothsd to son
Of the car, internal struggles have
just commenced in France.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

Are again before the people enacting role, to which
they accustomed that has become second nature ~
clamand can substantiate the fac-that at all times o
prices are lower than those of other houses in spite of M
the second nature referred compes offer still greater
bargains at various periods We afford to do this and
still make money, because the immense volume of our b
ness even when small profit system amounts to
more in the end than the so per cent business of smaller
houses. This week our drive is on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

If some of the European powers
don't catch Servia and hold ON to her,
she 10 golug TO get herself aud all
Europs into trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-04

"Tha. whittier stin OF hers than snow,
81 ne smooth - monumental alabsStef.
WU ~ ecquired BY using P0ssoni'sl
healeoied eoup1exion poWderli =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT Before Van OBJ Brunt J-No''
80 sU W IN u 6dSTGnlRRAl Davis PJ
s i4s l5i. l6i i6S o. 1871 l6l 1877 no. o. lo' 1885,
is sPRsaK couRrsPRc TERM-PART lBefore Andrews
J-Nos 1867 1904 1861 1908 1869 lgS "a 'oZ' ''''
SUPREME CoURrNsPEcIAL TERM-PARr 1I-Beiore van
worst Case on No 1905. No day calendar.
sgr Rs Ss4s 5o 2 s7os Elsa 1913 1854
4l35 1884 1868 $685. $500 1882 S33Q 1'2s va 196 s
255l 8255 S255 49, 1874 3946 49, 1872 S9 $3.50
sSi Sss3 1854 1888 1885. $685. $780, 1892 1884, $780,
SUPREME COURT CIRcun-PAnr IIBcfore. Beach go
Nos Sa,2g SO37 1855 1912, $685. 26ti S93 Soe9
2728 95s Pal 1852 2496 2255 SOL 2SIs e9 oo 49,
SUPREME CoURT-CiRcUM-P IILBeiore barrett Ia
Nos 3ls7, Sls9,32l6 SlO7. 1884, S24A AN 3eS Ss9'
1875 1875 i5S7. sis5 400 Alas. o..,..
sURRoGGTE's CoURT-Rons, s-Fstate OF Charles A
wainwright 1880 wills OF Jesse hoyt anu NJ IL d. H.
and Henry Dow &c at p. IN. 49, ..,,.N :,
SUPERIOR OoURr-GRNRRAL TBRM--Before sedgwick, -
j. OGoimaD and Ingrahsm, J. J-Adlourntd ior TIE erm
SuPREloR CoURT-SPEcIAL TERA-Before IruaI. J-Nos
o. lO5 1922 1928. 1924 l25. l2I l2s 10 lJn t.oAr,ar
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TKRMPA I1Beore Freeman i
J-Nos CO., s5s $50 76S 2l2 1920 l7l6' 14o 1885, e@S
COMMON PLEAs-GKXERAL TERM-Larrcmorc. DAILY and
Van Hoesen JJ-Nos g.. 49, 75A.
COMMON PLKA-sPEcIAL TERM-Beforc Allen; J-No;7c,
COMMON PLRAs-rRiAL TERM-PARI I-Beloie Day; az
1892 $780, s73 no. 17C3 2eb 59t l4Oo IO4o Vo
CRY coUaf-TR1.L TRRM--PARr IBetcre Browne IL
Az 8iS8 $500 5sS7 $685. 1868 3358 1881 S3s3. 1851
$3.50 Sss s5gi S49e 1912 1914. s559 $3.50. $685. $685.
CRY ERNPAaI 5d 9. JJ Si
?99 2se S az S SSS 5S s 5s' s5 S ''''
CITY CouRT-TRIAL TgRM-PAHT lII.-Nehrbras 100 sos
2954 2s79 1892 1898 1927 2o26 SlS2 co. Sg5Q ~
3ls S04e $500 2ioO :ol' SSo7' @SoS Az 1900 --o
CoJgG or GENERAL sYss1oSs-PARr I-Before Gderseeve
J.-NOs. j, g. 4. 5. D. Z, 3, y 10 IL. u,o po.or,o,
COURT OF GENERAL SRssloNs-PARr Il-Belore heeoIuef
smytn-Noa /. 2, 3. 4, 81 8. 9. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11

Delaware, Lackawauna and western recently has
DONE Consequently . Armer tone prevailed
throughout the general market which grew
apace with the passing hours Of the day Central ana
Hudson and Lake Shore particularly conspicuous
In the later advances and closed with gains OF and ~
per cont respectively Northwestern finally shows an
Improvement Of per cent and St. Paul gain OF g per
cent The Southwestern stocks were irregular Louis
Vile and Nashville ana Missouri Kansas and Texas each
showed gain Of % per cent and Missouri Pacific
adecline OF e per cent Union Pacific with small trans
actions, weak down to ~, but finally recovered TO
47Ss-last nights closing price. Western Union rose
from sos to COLI and closed at cole Pacific Mail pre-
sented weak tone, and at the closing fgures-6o'so
6O%-is = lower than last night. The market closed
feverish and excited.
Government bonds were very quiet and steady with
the bids for IS per cent Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NEW YORK. March 10.
Another increase of nearly 100000 bushels
Is shown by the statement Of the visible supply Of grain
on last Saturday as compared with the previous week.
The figures this week follows Wheat, 43,62s,5IO
bushels a gain OF 192.6S7 bushels corn, 73s7,s69
bushels gain Of ISL All bushels oats 2.93l BUSH
els a. gain Of 425 567 bushels; total gain 53947s9S
bushels gain of 1499665 bushels The Chicago state.
ent shows an increase OF 144 739 bushels in wheat,
676276 bushels in corn and DDS, 977 bushels n'oats
The short interest IN the market the tmdity OF the
bears on account OF the comparatively speaking low
price ruling the fresh reports Of the critical relations
between England and Russia combined to en-
able the bulls to advance the price
of wheat decidedly to-day. The opening was
rm and while the trading did not reach large proper
tious strength of the Chicago market influenced
rise which broken only by small reactions, OF lie9
Ia cents, The market ended strong at the highest
Nay 2s for June 93is for July options Corn
presented little feature OF interest but In sympathy with
wheat advanced Gla cent Final prices were: March,
81 Ga April, Oh May. 51la and June 81 cents. Oats
March at So and l. better for April
at 373 and Il better for May at 81 cents. Provisions
generally higher.
AT Sew-York, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston tho
receipts OF grain today Wheat, I33750 bushels;
corn, 504 $50 bushels; oats l2Sl75 bushels total
grain 7664I5 bushels; hOur IS 1874 barrels. The
cepts ~ Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Louis we're;
Wheat. las 761 bushels corn, ls063s bushels oats,
1924 bushels total grain, 5O2,573 bushels; Hour,
10, $50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 10 lSpeciaD -" The natural
law Of supply and demand Is what impsrts strength to
the market this morning" said veteran broker ha
cautiously placed his forenger alongside his nose.
may he that some OF the boys are inclined
e speculate little in futures but awhOlethese
actions mean the real stuf' Then he stepped TO
the pit went long $4,000 bushels OF May wheat.
A strong opening was followed by advance IN May
wheat of / cent In the first half-hour, in
spite OF the efforts OF Nat Jones to break
the market. Pork moved heavily and the
lard quotations remained almost stationary Corn was
GENERALLY regarded good purchase at AZ cents and
fraction and the staple under the stimulus OF largo
consumption rendered necessary In the eouu.
try by the continued cold weather, Is
attracting much attention than has recently
been awarded il. Close observers had anticipated thai
the weeks Increase in the visible supply OF wheat would
be in noghborhood OF 100000 bushels and when thu
bulletin placed the figure at Only l44,739 bushels
this long lines OF shorts" were ordered covered
Nat Jones tnued 10 sell but the market t0d
strong ana about noon he concluded TO take a rest.
While transactions rs whole were not above the aver
undercurrent OF strength, ana on out
side orders alone bulls base the prediction tina;
lower cure Will be touched this week,at least soma
signs life after while observable In pork WITH
a steady demand at slightly increased prices, but
condition 1t altogether too quiet TO be safe, just
now and am locking for boost every day., was the
remark of one who had his fingers burned under some
what similar circumstances last year. Corn remained
steady and firm throughout.
March wheat 1853 cents May wheat. II B ccns March
corn, 3Sl2 cents; May Germ 1850 zig cents Mate1
pork ST. So; May pork, $2 77l2; March lard 80 9ji
May lard, 81 OIL These figures were the highest ior
the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11

skims 106lac.: Common to CHOICE ....EGds-Are ~
92c per dozen with light ecspts and fair demand State
S093lc; Western. Soc; southern. 2g92SA2c
RICE-Prices steady at 4ia06sscJ demand moderate
eUGAR-Raw dun at 3l6c for fair RenniDg eee tesl
6ac 800 bags pernambuco sold at S Refined dull and
G1Sss sc Royaersd sasssc c;a 9ranaat:d al
ard "a" eascI On "a. 7.fec.i white Extra Co
4qc.
TALLow-ogiss and unchanged in price Prime CITY
J0BACSo-Keniucky dull No. 7 for April. May. jana
Seed leaf quiet and without material change.
WOOL-fine grades Of fceces firm aud out.
let while Fall Texas and California very and
with the spring clips hand the unertole IL BY
satisfactory Foreign woods sell fairly well ut recent lyares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11

LIVERPOOL March l0-Provis.ons- Cumberland Gus
a1s 90, Long Clear Mddes, 3s. 81; short Clear Mddes
S5s Cd Short Ribs S3s 0li shoulders 2jd sd per cw!.
Re@f-l0.s cd for Extra ndaA Ness; Prime Mess Sjs OF
Pork-Prime Mess 6ss Cd per b9L; Prime dels Eatern
Ianl-Amorican. 36S obi Prime west
ern 3js o.: Lard OH iOs. Oh. lams-Lons Gu. 49, Dii
shoulders 3s 3D. Butter 9js Cd per cw for finest United
Cheese-Alncrican Choice, 5ss. Oh. Wheat Hod
Western spring is. d@7s 3D.. Red Winter 7s Cd az "a
per GENITAL; SprngTs. Id New Western Winter s. LOO
New Mixed Western 4s. l2d, California No |, Is "a
7s 3D. California is sd Gjs lot per Genital Prollee
-Spirits of rurpcntine o. do at London 22S Oh psr
cwt: Refined Petroenm 7ld per gallon Clover Sssi.-
American TallOw-3}s. oil per cwt Rosta
Common So I'd; Pale. lis 3D. GOs Cd Linseed on 2oA
Sd per cwt -. -. .,,., a.xs MARA 100 o0n
ceutals ne ludin. A OOO American .o..
81. 400 ctntsis $780,, ~, o,o - -, "a cor
bs per tom Calcutta Lnsecd Ais nj per quarter linrs
Cake al IS. IS 0s. per ton; Refined petroicam tGe
I'D oer gallon spirits of rurDentne 2ls ID per cw.
sperm OH s5j perton. Rosnt'oninon A. Cd 0ts 81:
pale ga oils PrOYlsiols-LarJ f4a OF per cwI Tor
American sugar l3s. 81. per cwt for Cuba centrush
polarzDg 90. aud lls.elis Cd for caoa Ausco'a'tr
refining afoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riuer. Vesseis and Railroads
NEw.YoRK March 10, 1888.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. March 10. 1Ss

BEESwAX-In fair jebbing call and firm at 81 631hc.
BUILDING ATERIALS-Bricks have shown NOR &C
tvy. while Latb Lime Lumber and Cement have continued
quiet and without essential cbaugos
CHICORY-Ground, 5s0sac.
COCOA-In fair demand and steady Guayaqu, l4siQl5c
Caracas, 170l9c.; San Domingo 909loc.
COOPERATE SToCK-The general market Is slow, but
late figures remain steady.
CoA-Anthracite continues in fair demand at well
ported figures; Btpmnous rathor quiet
COFFEE-sDot Rio dull at 8c Fair sales options
fairly active and adecline of points HavTe opened lower
reacted and closed fr. higher the day Rio
weak purchases the United states 10000 bags
Powers q Co. sold April freely including 1000 at
71Oc lehman bought 1000 June Lodenberg rhalman q
Co bought Juno and July Dassey bought March and sold
bought October Wolf segsberg sold juno and July and
bought April Sales 32 $50 bags closing barely steady at
the following prices: March, 700a705 April 70597l0;
May 12oq725 June 7Ssa74g Ivy o adSS7749 %
Glib. Mild quiet and unchanged
COTTON-Spot Cotton quiet, and 1.16c. lower. sales
l66 baesj deliveries 64O0 bales Receipts at the ports to-
day 1885, last week; 1884 last year $50 since Sep
TENDER 4445205 bales against 4390,S4l for the same
period last season.
The quotations. according the American classification.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11


Mar. 7 4sGSs57O 7ss7S6s 2.9SI.s54 l6i7.S75 4Sos2G
Feb 3 4s435 1888 O,5O6l5s 25O5.ss7 I5GOO2l 49Cs2o
Mar $40 ss3 1924 COS 5Io 800 2l6oo62 2,2l26l2
Mar 3 2SO26so5 ll69O9s 43Ol.oS7 los7.5Os 1873
GUNNIEs- Domestic bagging quiet but steady at ga
steady thOush By no means a aG;t
Ky Ky ASD srRAwHay has been fairly active i've and
Siyityg We quote; Hay-No' i Timothy. 95c; 80. . so
7 90 Shipping ys "a. f1Ss' o' S''"N0
MErAs-on Change Iron steady az siGgsGs hd SI7
s~ed at ss lin dull but airIy steady l7o5al7c
az So'TE PIRATE and heay
- 1904 10 Transferable notices issued at 81 30 Lead
NAVAL sroREs~spits Turpcnte steady and quiet at
81 2Sssi % strained to Good STRAINED E sos F.
i So q g. " g. $4d9 w. 70 o. Tar ana Pitch
ois-A steady obbmg trade in nearly all descriptions is
daily and Prices Eoashcut r are well nars % The
s: s% SSs:; S aassa and i
g. KIM hsi fiS Is s2rs5 81 afer
but gsi India snSy Mess pS se &c. Extra Extra
Mas Mas 81 hss s2asfSS Ersts
5 5Eg I. I All ssS
sTs : TgiS aSegs hS
esS a. rs a' sss Fe sisalsG on nsss
a shSPS.s rsif H%s ss
:Ss III at s zssS
S sr s q Hsa. y:l III Jig:
1aias ss'sP s:e
asss SSs closes. .s; sys sss
os ;fr s.a s MA s Ssis
ass7SssSS ,c sus9s i5c 100 Of y sales te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. March 1O.-The proceedings
of the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows: =,
No 1878 Morton Marye auditor etc and others Pnd
ants ACT Edwin Parsons Motion TO advance granleu
case assigned argument with No 5ss at the 1901 u LILO
No ili9 The Memphis and little Rock Bairoad
(ss reorganized) appellant agt George bonhor "
Motion To dismiss OF affirm submitted . .,o ornsu
No lIs4 Robert Dow and others trustees &c
ant Memphis and Little ROCK haiHoA" N'P"''
Motlon o dismiss affirm submitted .-n.,oo ate
Nos Isa and 100 Edward Thompson, trustee. etc
and Others appellant Elizabeth Besseer ana
No 1870 and 81. The MeNsb and liar an and
COMPANY and Others appellant agt q Ihompso a
Others John Eaton and others appellant ag thompson
and others. Argued - ,.,u,,r In crror AIT.
No I92 The Crane Iron Company plaintiff IN ero' -s
Amos IIoaeland and Others commissioners, ana .~.or
No 1913 Charles wurtz and others paihtin III sioi
art Amos Hoagland and others commssloners Mn.
Euh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON SrOOK&
BOSTON. March 10, 1885.

TUESDAY. March 10-P. NJ.
The speculative situation at the Stock Exchange IL
strained almost beyond precedent. While prices genor
ally are we'll sustained within limits OF moderate uctua
tons and one day they close with small gains and
other with small losses the market Is steadily narrowing
to such an extent that to-day 1t not an unusual
thing to hear commission brokers express satisfaction
that they not doing any business and their willing
ness not TO do any until the present mixed problem had
been worked to complete solution. II is deplorabe
condition, but 1t would be idle to deny that
the only hears for purchasing stock Is
that is largo short interest In that particular
stock for selling for tho short account that thcro
has been @ "private settlement" Of preexisting
short In another stock which leaves It with
out support Probably the magnitude Of tho exist
ing short" interest and Of tho "priyae
settlements" is greatly exaggerated, but
nevertheless 1t Is tho varying opinions Of the conditions
named that the principal factors In tho limited
speculation To-day's business amounted TO 243,2l3
shares against 200918 yesterday To-day Delaware
Lackawana and Western developed weakness from the
opening OF business, and because OF ithat tho
rumor was current and generally credit
ed that large private settlements
of shorts had been made. The price declined from
Osls to 1853 and rallied at the close to 1O6is Hardly
had the general market begun to sympathze with tho
downward movement in Delaware, Lackawanns and
Western when rmors were plenty that tho vanderbirs
and the old granger stocks heavily oycrsod that
they would pass through the Same experience mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-11
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Beach, in an equity decision yester-
Gay. decided that the National Exhibit Company has no
Right to annoy Jacques Marcus, jewellers at Seven
teenthst and Broadway by drawing crowd in front Of
their place of business TO witness antics of two boys
got elephant and another controlling the beast
with stick. In the window opposite. The decision La In
harmony with the permanent Injunction recently granted
restraining the show.
Justice Van Brunt yesterday confirmed the report Of
e commissioners appointed REGARDING the extension Of
kne lines Of the New-York and Harlem River Railroad
rsmpany up Asdisenave. and other streets IN Harlem.