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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Friday, April "a, 1850
THE SMITH COURT ISQUIRY.-After secret session
to-day for the purpose Of reang the papers submitted
by the Secretary the Navy the Smith Court OF inquiry
adjourned until tomorrow
GENERAL SWAIN REFUSED A NEW TRIAI~-The Presi-
aeptslas denied General swaims application for n new
trial made the ground that he had not been aIlo"eu
fair TRIAL
SENTENCE ORA CoURI-MARTIAL APPRovED.-The
tence of the court-martal in the case OF LIEUTENANT
lanes s. Jonett, Tenth Cavary-that he be dismissed
from the Army for irregularities IN his accOunts-has
been approved by the President The lieutenant IL q
son of Rear Admiral JOuett
McGuIICUDDY AND RED CLOUD MEET.-Red Cloud
and Agent MeGlicuddy met before the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs to-day Red Clouds charges or mlsappro
Dratiou money maladmnistratlon, etc., were reduced
further proceedings were postponed until tomorrow
soIrc1oE-GENERAL PHILLIPS TO REMAIN IN OFFICE
Garland has requested SolcitOrGen-
eral Phillips remain In office during the present term
of the United Supreme Court which Will not be
closed until May A. Judge Phillips resigned March 10
the General at the time that he would
continue to for few weeks so as not TO hurry or
barrass President IN the selection OF his successor
COLONEL LAMONT LMPRovNG.-ColOnel Lamont, the
Presidents private secretary Is recovering from his at
tack of bilious fever and expects to resume work on
Monday.
AGENTS FOR THE SEAL IsLANDs.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed George 2. Tngle, OF Montana
and Charles Ryan, of Indiana as special agents Tor the
Seal Islands in Alaska, vice II. A. Glddrn aud j. Ii.
Moulton suspended. There charges against the
present incumbentS
PROBABLE REDUCTIONS IN NAvT-YARDs.-It is under
stood that Secretary whitney, after consultation with
nayy-yards in make the appropriation for the
current year hold out
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
QUIETXEss AND STRENGTH SHowy-A0vANTAGES
OF THE NEW EXCHANGE,


oUIETXEss AND STRENGTH STANDARDIZATION
OF THE NEW EXCHANGE,
No new feature is presented by the real es-
tate market, and when thai is said favorable COM
mentary has been made upon this weeks business.
Prices subborny strong, except In special cases,
and most holders prepared to carry over property
they may desire sell IL they able to realize on
It this spring except alta sacrifice At the same time
little done private sale this week. and the trans
actions OF Importance few and far bet ween. AT
auction varied assortment Of improved property and
vacant lots Sold but while the aggregate OF the
dealings fair there noteworthy parcels
offered. The auctoneering done partly NJ the new
exchange and partly at the old rooms, No III Broad
way Those brokers who do not wish To pay $50 year
In become members of the new exchange will probably
use the old rooms for some time.
Some criticism ia passed upon the salesroom OF tne
new exchange such that there Is not enough room,
that the public ought TO be allowed free access TO IL al
the morning. and that the location Is not so well known
exchange are prompt In replying to these objections.
they say that the room is ahundanty large, and that
exclusion OF the public until within hall h0lr OF the
beginning OF sales keeps out only all Objectionable class
OF oilers and "hangersOn" around real estate
Offices The genuine buyer Of property at auction Is not
anxious advertise his intentions and after making
his inquiries beforehand wants TO be at the saesFOo
only few minutes before the hour oil SAFE FINEST
broker said yesterday THE privileges OF the exchange
are well worth the annual dues charged for the enjoy
ment OF them The institution Ia Intended 10 De some
thing than place for auction sales liz VIII cor
lect and keep valuable statistics for reference Dy rs
estate men, win be important influence IN directing
legislation affecting their interests, ana ny ar
btrntion between members will settle disputes and ar
protection TO brokers who now are at the mercy Oh
unprincipled members OF the trade" The newness OF
tbe location 10 urged like the fault OF youth which
lived down The securing OF the patronage Oh the
courts important item in the business OF the new
The conveynnces recorded at the Registers Office for
the week ended Thursday amounted to S5,o3o'2ls'
against S5,4iS.}S6 for the previous week
s. VI. Blakey, OF No. fJ26 Broadway reports the sac
for the Jenkins estate OF No. 1877 West Forty Ior''"'
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Troy.
STREET LIGHTS-ENGINE HOUSE-oBITUARY
SKATING Kinks.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUSE.l


tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUSEl
Troy April 24-Ihe river il two feet over the
pers from the melting of the in the mountains.
The electric light company has signed its contract
for 100 lights, and many more as the Common
Council may ORDER and has filed its bond of $4,000.
Thomas W. Campbell, son OF Chief of Detective
Campbell will be buried tomorrow lie was ex-
postmaster of Lansingburg and until recently was
special examiner for the Pension Department at
Topeka, Kan.
The new Hugh Rankeu fire engine house, said to be
the finest in the State in its interior appointments and
furnishings was opened last night All the city OH
Gals General Carr. and leading residents were enter
tanned by the RaIiken Company
The marriage of Ruben Robbie Lyon. OF Bath, to Miss
Kemp daughter of ex-MayOr Kemp brought IA fash
ionable throng TO Christ Church on Wednesday. The
brides father gave S. 600 in bonds and the grooms
father real estate in Bath.
The Fire Commissioners awarded last night
tracts for A. O0C feet OF hose. There "A of
hose agents and some angry because higher bids
ii an theirs accepted.
Manager McGratb of Rands Opera House, will re-
ceiye a benefit tomorrow. 1.-THE Midnight Marriage
will be the play.
Skating Kinks with races and polo matches are
drawing large houses.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-Lieutenant-Com
mander Edwin White has been ordered to the New
Hampshire; Surgeon B. Kidler, to the Powhatan: and
In gineers Frank IL Eldridge and Clarence H.
Carr have been ordered to continue on duty I'M
III JnIv 1 next Lieutenant T. Commander T. l.
Tanner will be detached from the command of the
Albatross May Is and ordered to hold himself
in readiness for orders a cruising vessel Lieutenant
n b. synionds will be detached from the New-Hamp-
shire the 3Oth instant and placed waiting orders.
Passed Assistant Engineer 4. +. Dixon has been de-
fached from the Bureau Of Steam Engineering ana or
dered 10 the Michigan. Medical Director George Peek
ana Medical Inspector David kndleberger VIII repre-
sent the Medical Department OF the Navy at the meeting
of the American Medical Association which meets at
Newt Orleans the 2Sth instant
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TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April "a (SpeeiGD.-Tho opening
was marked by weak feeling and absence OF outside
orders The variation in consos not decided enough
to have much influence and the general tenor of crop
ports was more favorable than 1t has been for several
DAYS The decline was gradual but steady.
June wheat which closed at 9Oas cents.
opened at 0Ola cents fell TO SOS cents and
dun ati74 cents. Provisions were inactive WITH June
Tor the "scalpers."
The | o'clock close was, June wheat 90h cents /;
lime corn i7s cents; June pork $ll 77la June lard
III % The feature OF the afternoon session was heavy
Ruytng by Minnie Il Bodman and Fleming Boyden
to cover Eastern shorts" At $50 D. the closing
nricss were: Juno wheat. 90a 990os cents July wheat
o2 cents June corn l7 cents; July CORN 1915 cents
Tupe pork Sll so; Juno lard SO 80.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
. FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

NEw-YoRK. April "a
Early dealings in wheat to-day were marked
By weakness and lower prices. In wheat there was
decline OF over cent. The influences that gave
age to the bears and caused realizing by weak
bulls were the recovery in Russian securities
aud the improved crop outlook, as derived from
the morning advices from the West 1t did not
take long for the market 10 quiet down and in the after
noOn with the increasing war-lke tenor Of the cable
news, wheat rallied and not only recovered its early
loss hut ended , - cent above the nal quotations yes
ter,ay Corn relatively stronger than wheat and
closed 3t44 cent better. Oats practically un-
changed from last night The provision markets con-
tinue tame and easy and lard showed final re-
ccss.on OF 443 cents. The hnal prices were
as follows: Whcat-April, 99% May, 997s.
june 81 Ola July 81 O3os August 81 %. For corn
April May and june, 90; July 81 cents. For oats
APRIL 40is May 40os june. 404 July Al cents For
larl-May, - II; June, 81 - July, 81 29i August
81 81.
At Now York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were Wheat lOOi39 bushels
corn ls5 bushels oats 6Olll bushels total gram
3O3 13s bushels flour -, 09J barrels The receipts
Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis Wheat. 81 ,lis
bushels 145 1853 bushels; oats s9,l99 bushels;
total grain, 325, $40 bushels flour, 34,3i3 barrels.
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NOTES FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
DECORATION DAY-sPORTs-WATE
WEDDING.
rpY TELEGRAPH To THE TRrBuyE.l

-MEDDlNU.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
SYRACUSE, April 24.-Cbancellor SIMS VINO n"'
been spending a few weeks at his old nome III iN'ii
recuperating, has returned to Syracuse ahu '''N''
his duties in the university.
Thomas G. Alvord has accepted the inv'tation oi s'o
Root Post TO deliver the address ON the occasion o
dedication OF the soldiers monument on Deeora'lon
Day in the Posts burial plot in Oakwocd
John Moore of this city, has the contract for erecting
the buldiuq at Hudson which is to be used as peha
institution for women between the ages OF hitseh anu
thirty wears IL il designed to establish formula o
correction similar to that OF the retormatory ~ M
CoIonel Andrew j. Smith. formerly Canal Commls-
oner of Syracuse has boen appointed governor OF ,e
western branch OF tho National Home ior u'
voluni eer soldiers at Leavenworth, MIL
Senator Mccarthy has introduced bill in the Legs
latnre authorizing the new Syracuse water "oiAs
Company 10 draw water from Oneida Lake.
The marriage of Albert King Hiseock, son OF
Franz HiScock and Miss Gertrude. daughter Oh Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Hatch. of San Francisco, TOOK piace
at the residence of Mr.. Hatch IN that CITY on rs
day evening The bridal party will come East by
way OF the City Of Mexico and New Orleans.
DIR. II. d. Didama. president of the New:York STATE
Medical Association, left ON Thursday Tor
to attend the annual meeting OF the American 'ieu
Association.
The between the McSSfs. DaNtu WHO hf''O ~
contract for doing the work on the 6oVernheht
building in Syracfse. and the Stone cutters onloni;
which began about the middle of January was sft,ea
on wednesday at the request OF q. L. Suetg president
of the Trades Assembly The contractors Oerea terns
TO the union which were accepted
The Outdoor Amusement Club composed OF the most
prominent residents of Syracuse has organized Tor te
season by electlng Major Alexander H. paws, pre9l
dent: George +. Comsoek jr- vlee-pres'dent; ana
j. Barker secretary and treasurer The CRICKET seaS"h
will be opened May
Curry C. Chase. who has resigned as city editor of
The Standard" was entertained at reception ny
Professor J. H. Durston. Editor of :" The standard
on Saturday night which was attended by all inc
newspaper men in the city. Mr. Chase lett here yester
day for Texas
On Thursday Mrs Charles Matthes living at Sahna and
Lock sts called her husband to dinner. Mr.: Matthes
said that he was going to buy arevoer and that ne
would shoot himself in the afternoon 80 thai ms WIG
might hang Grape the door. The man subsequently
attempted TO shoot himself. and was Locked up after
creating sensation in the neighberheod
1t begins to look as if the new water company IN
Syracuse would find il difficult task To lay their mains
in the streets. large nBmber OF legal questions must
he decided before the company begins WORK.
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MUNICIPAIr-BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ARMY-TROTTING.
tBY rHLEGR,ra TO THE TRIBUsE.l

tBr rH1EGRkrH TO THE TRmuNEl
Irr1ca. Amil 2i-Fhe Common Council held three
special meetings in day recently, endeaVoring 10
take charge of street cleaning Surveyor Taylor has
charge of this work. and he has net employed rs many
men and teams as usual He de cnes to employ poht-
cal favorrtes recommended by Aldermen. The Alder
me, passed resolution to take Il cleaning of streets
from IL Surveyor. but tic Mayor promptly vetoed IT,
and the Aldermen did not have enough votes to pass
ID over the veto.
George VI. Weaver has been chosen president Of the
Utica Law Library Association.
Since the death of Charles A. Sharp. of Norwich,
Conn., David LIE Roy OF New-York city. Is the oldest
living graduate of Hamilton College. He was mem
her OF the class Of 1917 and Is brother-in-law oil
Daniel Webster.
The preferred creditors OF the Grannis Bank viii
probabiy receive 30 cents on the dollar lhe other
rreditors claims amount to $4,000. They will get
nothing.
Members of the Salvation Army we're tried on
"wednesday for creating dstur ancc in the streets.
The Jury disagreed. The army had jubilee the same
evening at which Mayor Smith presided The police
viii not allow the army to parade and the hall which
it occupied has been locked up by the owner
A trotting circuit for Central and northern New
York has been organized with j. A. curry OF ica as
secretary The dates arranged are Paatine Bridge.
NAV 90 2S Herkimcr June =. u Cura june ., ii ;
Watertown, June rs, Is and %, 20.
James d. Corcoran has entered on his duties as
Postmaster OF Rome.
St Georges Society, of Uca celebrated st. Georges
Day with banquet All the speakers referred Ia the
English dileultes, and expressed the belief that war
is inevitable
The Fort SCHUYLER Clnb rendered a reception 10
Iudpes Harden and Follett. Of the General Term on
Thursday evening. Deputy Attorney General May
nard Judges Williams OF Watertown. smith OF C0ft-
land and Wagner of Delhi, were present
Al.
fourth of it's departure Tor the seat OF war
by parade and banquet to-day.
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Rams earned brooklyn baltimore q. Base on balls
HO0klyn. Baltimore. . Lao on errors -broOkyn, y
HaIt,niorc 3 Len gn Brooklyn. q. Baltimore =.
struck Brooklyn o; baltimore. Doubieplays smith
Iinkpey aud Phillips, and EvanA Manning auf huldO0n
Two base hts-snltl /. Ease balk-Brpkyn l. HIT BY
piteher-lroskyn !. Wild pitches haskins }; Durs. l.
PASS -Trafisy . kins. l. Ump ro-Connniy. limo
i hour 30 mmufeA
The Athletic and Metropotans play at the Polo Grounds
AGAIN to-day.
AT Jersey City yesterday the Jersey CITY club defeotd
the Whltslakes by the score OF 10 20 o. To-day the
Jersey CITY and Bridgeport clubs play at Jersey city.
CINCINNATI, April 2I.-TOday's game between the
PitfsSurg and Cincinnati clubs OF the most re
markabe games played In this city and, with one
exception, was the longest sixteen innings being re-
ouir 10 decide the contest The playing Of both clubs
was about equal and the close nearly all the
way through IN the thirteenth inning Corkhll was put
in 10 pitch by TIE home club and the visitors succeeded
In winning the game Ivy hard hitting the last inning
Field. the first baaemau of the Phtsburgs. has the
record accepting ~ chances out of - offered and
Smiths play perfect Fifteen hundred people were
I'm attendance and the declared tine finest ever
PLAYED in Cincinnati. Score
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AruLETIC GAMES AT The GARDEN

The spring meeting of the Manhattan Ath-
Ietic Club will take place Mt MADISON Square Garden to-
night over 800 entries have boon received. including
nearly all OF the prominent athletes OF this city and
ucghJorlug cities. Among them are Myers Murray
Ford DcrcAson ilapes Jordan Clark Hoffman,, White,
Bmgman, Harris. Rich. Jansson, Stoll Stafford, LANCE,
smith. Macdonald, Nixon, Knox, Rhlnchart, Biore0,
Tonpkns Ward, Turner and Lloyd. A special feature
will bc the match between Charles Price, the ex-
champion tcn-miles runner OF Eugland ana Thomas T.
Dslaucy the eX-amateur champion OF America. Both
men are In fine form and the rivalry between them Is
keen The meeting promises 10 he financial as we'll rs
athletic success, several hundred dollars worth OF
tickets have been sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-25
LITTLE PETS ON THE BIG BRIDGE.

The Bridge towers have proved useful for
other things beside propping up the cables. Two
pigeons nested last and raised small family OF
squads the opening under the Brooklyn tower through
which the is reached They have been seen by the
policemen again this spring lowering around the spot
and will probably repeat the experiment. Of last
One OF the pets Of the Brooklyn tower policeman who
goes duty at midnight beautiful little black kit
ten, with white and four white feet Hs is the
pride Of all the Bridge policemen and Ia ono of litter
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TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEw-IoRK, April "a.
A speculative deadlock seems to hold poses
sion OF the oil certificate market. Nobody Is buying on
the bullish news from the oil field, and yet the bears
appear content to wait for break caused by tred-out
holders throwing their stock Room-traders conse
quently monopOze of the activity speak more
accurately. to them tho market Is indebted
for most OF it, low vitality The of prices was
downward to-day from 70 10 7Sl cents, fractional
covery attending tho late dealings and the market clos
ing fraction below last nights figures. The market
ended unsettled The production OF Thorn Creek was
S107 barrels.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, April 24.-The President to-
aav APPOINTED Henry p KerBochan, of louisiana to be
Naval officer at the port OF Neworleans and Cornelius
s. schenek of Oregon to be Appraiser of Merchandise
IL, the District of Willamette Oregon. lie also appointed
Charles Janney Postmaster at Camden, n. j., vice
William L. Bailey suspended. " -.
Postmis ter General Villas today appOinteu Sixty
fourflrelass Postmastcrs.
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rrRoprAN FIyAyctAL MARYEr,.

LONDON. April 24.-1230 p. m.-consos % for money
for account United states Four Per Cent Boni
Atlantic and Western First M0rgage rrusee'
Certificates 2sS Canadian Pacific, y Ere l2S 40 see
CCusols 56I MexcanO ordinary, 29' II Paul Common
2Ts, New.York Central. o. Pennsylvania. OBS
m.-Consos 95 5-l6 for both mony and the account
13O mParis adyces quote Three per cent entes AZ ~
francs s2lp Ger times Tor the account
Russian securities have advanced TO S5i2
Ousols 0ili-l6 for both money and tho accounts
p m.-Consols 80 for both money and for Tie ac-
$50 D. m-Consols 95 l.l6 for both money and for tho
The bullion in the Bank Of England has increased a32o2s
during the past week 49, ,-. 4. ,,.,s,,.v
which last week 4S per cent is now Asa per cent
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF Ensana
on balance today Is e65.OOO. - -. os,.
avces quote exchange on London ut 20 Francs o
PARIS Anil 23-The weekly statement Of the Bank o,
France OF 9,s57OOO francs IN sola anu
2. - 900 francs IN silver. A.,
D. m-Bar silver Is quoted at A97l6d. per ounce AZ
antc and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees Cefin
27a Mexican Ordinary 297s Os1t tl. II
Paris Gdylces quote Three per cent Rcntes az 'H~' ~
centimes FOR the account. -. ..,o,pt
45O 95 SIG both money and ths account
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the tubc interest he raised upon bonds such as are
proposed with the security offered"
In conclusion Mr. Low says: 1 cannot efnphashe
too strongly my III the importance OF this question
10 the city Of Brooklyn believe that this Is critical
moment of history all the future developments OF
rapid transit Those who belle with me- trust, Dy
public meetings. by petitions and by letters to repre-
cntatiyes will do all in their power TO secure the pass
age OF the Bridge bill as amended by M Daggett -
10 question more important TO the Brooklyn OF the
future been submitted the Judgment and the con-
.ceuce of tho city I'm recent ears"
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE STUDENTS DEBATING
The electric lights burned brightly IN tbs

HE eItCUfIC HEHIs UUTHUU UIIEHIIy III IIU
hall OF the the Law School Binding Of Columbia College
last evening and the yellow brick walls echoed back tho
paudits won by the eloquence OF the college students
A Joint debate was held by the members OF the several
literary societies OF the college on the question whether
car moi ireland should be allowed by England the
rights OF self government, rs Canada Professor T. H.
Price Hiamar H. Boyesen and +. NJ. Smith the
iudees Tho presiding officer was A. ID. Henry. The
Speakers in the affirmative were Thomas Ewing r, Of
be Barnard Society T. A Wasson Peithol0g and j.
" Bouvier ir, PhilOeXian. In the negative, Temple
Bowdoin, PhilOlegian j. ". French, Barnard and A.
ID Keves PethOlOgian spoke III the negative.
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RTTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

John ID. Townsend, the lawyer, has brought
suit the Superior Court against Helen Louise Bra
ham, otherwise known Lillian Russell, for 5000 and
interest January 1888 for professional services
Catherine Basching died on May 80 last on Black
wells Island, leaving $1,000 by will to her
husband, Herman Busching. Mrs PHILIPPINE Suez, who
claims be the assignee Of Leonard Gender has petit
tnned the Surrogate remove Charles FOr5t the
rxcrutor OF the WILL aud compel him make al
couuting. She claims that Gender the husband OF
be psatrx and that through him she Is entitled to the
nancy. The surrogate reserved his decision
chief Justice DAILY OF the Court of Common Pleas, yes
terlay appointed Horace l.. Eldred receiver Of the
United States Telephone Manufacturing Company. ON
Aprl IL James W. McDOnOugh obtained "a verdict for
~ 500 ~ against the company and the execution was
returned unsatisied ANA ut his motion the receiver
was appointed. There has been extensive litigation
between the United Estates Telephone Manufacturing
Company and the Ben Telephone Company. Tho etn-
barSsinent Is SAID 60 be due In largo degree to the
failure OF the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Com
pany with which II mad business connections.
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PROCEEDINGS AeAINsr THE MARINE BANK.

PROCEEDINGS AGAINST THE MARINE BANK.
Justice Barrett yesterday made an order in
the Supreme Court, Chambers directing John d. Fish,
cashier and Nathan d. Dabo assistant cashier, Of the
Marine National Bank appear in that court April
80 at 1880 H., for examination by Julien r. Davies
receiver OF Grant Ward The object IL to obtain in
formation with view to framing complaint In suit
double the amount OF interest paid to that corporation
by Grant Ward for loans and discounts 1t Is claimed
that the back charged usurOus rates loans and dis
counts and that the recovery sought be obtained In
accordance with the statutes. The cashier and his
assistant also directed TO produce in court tho
lcdgcrs an discount books Of the bank for 1882 1883
and 1884.