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Better than Any Other Mill.
81 Posi- ST., SAN Francisco, August 3, 1885.

~ Posi- SAN Francisco, August g. 1885,
am working sample mills here get absolutely results
sample Of that work than got with other mill
FThs mill will do than the with oneha the
and tear Seco"d- requires less and help manage
IhrdYou pound clean the mill
in ~ minutes You mill clean
plate and make milling pound give the result
2O minutes from the feeding And this like the stamp
you use too much little with the will lose gold
With this mill simply put j" four 6ve ak pounds OF
and then feeling and then you al "a
whole week; it is all tn: Yeu clean At any
men 70 minutes and amaam and for certain have taken
100 t. from u 50 to sl5 than could be got VIZ
the ampa 1t will work talngs Just WE'LL In working tAhngs M
liable to break shoes This mill 20"
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-12-30
Compelling Stamp Mills t, Shut Down.

BREcKISRlDGx, Col, August B. 1855
NY DEAR Rim order myself plainly regarding the
Wswe MILL will nco record OF the mi compared with
the have treated
mill has competition with the stamps
No. o the mill per cent moro than stampa
No. o, A pei cent
No. 3 LOT, As per
No. o, ~ per cent
No. 5 lot, 40 per
The Of all the
tho above record the
fact have been the Of closing MILL and looks if The
other oeing will be pleased further information
Yours truly, 4. b. WlTHEREI"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March 2 (SpeciaA.- May option
in wheat opened at 79a cents s cent lower than the
close on Saturday Then 1t dropped until 7s cents was
touched, offerings being silently made. There
were gloomy reports of bad crops IN
southern Illinois. The option did manage
to rise 79b cents but It would not hold there. and
finally closed at 1913 II is the general opinion that the
shorts" almost entirely covered" In tho last week
and are now engaged in putting out new nnes
The frnness at the close was due to dispatches
from England which told of the sending Of
large body OF troops tho seat Of and also to tho
rumor that Gladstone had resigned The deal In May
corn wa, practically featurccss It opened at Al cents
closing at the figures The highest point touched
was Al e cent. and the lowest 4O7s cents
The liberal receipts Of hogs at the yards induced
easier feeling shortly after the opening which was at
tho local market Is probably not heavily oversod now
ducement for traders, is to bear" the ss market
The May option in pork opened sl2 TO- cents higher
than the close on Saturday 1t sold down
@ ST. 6 The BDard s Of Trade Commission % man % was
last saturday undecided whether to be pleased or 10
why he iet inclined to congratulate himself. But the
customers, and balances had wasted away
aeT 1a vn the have eS S% on 'o pors have ha
II not all CT their margins swallowed up and now
neither IN the temper nor the position to do auy
May wheat broke last week fro from oavd little aoOys G.D
81 cents to 7SH cents ana aoo'e % Genus
to 7sa cents aud rallied To so cents,
break Of six cents. and partial recovery Of cents
per bushel. The speculative signs promise
a rally. yet the natural situation is so de-
plorabIe to promise a further decline, and so
predictions extraordinarily hazardous. Under ordl-
nary circumstances break OF 10 cents bushc pretty
| certain to DO followed by n substantial rally.
and here have had break from about
50 cents for May wheat TO about -
cents But there are still 2oooo0oo bushels
OF wheat here aud at Milwaukee, much ns theirs ever
this extraordinary season and besides, sum
mer storage when the bulls must ocgn 10 pay pawn
| brokers' rates for carrying, begins on Aprll 10
| The chances that wheat will be abandoned Tor
while will become dull and unintercsting as II was
| during the fortnight 1t hung around - cents.
The following l. the visible supply OF grain In the
! United States and Canada today, as compiled
| by the secretary OF the Chicago Board OF
/ Trade 20 be posted on Change to-lnor.
| row Wheat, 4s.itO936 bushels, an increase OF
i29 900 bushels compared with that OF the Saturday
preceding: corn 5,77l 800 bushels; Increase, 3OO,G9l
| oats. 2.lG7.s9l bushels; decrease, l5.973i rye
$50 lGO bushels: decrease, 1.s-J; barley, l@lZ3ZU
/ bushels: decrease. l-g7ll The amount OF grain IN
storr In Chicago the date was wheat l5226 80
| bushels corn ,egi,535 oats 5GG.OlG; rye l2O,2oo
| barley ll9,3JT.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, March 2-l2:30 p. m.-Coton quiet AddinS
Uplanls 1isl; DO Niddlng Orleans ll6d s.es oVJu
bales including loo bales speculation ana ehpors
rece 1900 bales. including 800 bales American ln
tarcs steady uplands Low Mddng clause Mssn a nrrl'
delivery SbId also 4Gld. do Apr1l ana MS
36d; do May aud June delivery. l..6id 10 juno anu
Juy delivery, q I6'Oid % -oo, -.
Tenders for Gevues at to-days clearing 20 "" oaes
new DOCK ard 800 bales Old docket ooo ..,o.
American Futures dull Uplanls Low MiidIIF
March delivery, Cid do March ana Apt.
G.Bid buyers do April aad May delivery, io4u ;
do May June delivery, Hold buyers 20 Jun, a.
july Gclivcry. iJ6id. Hers DO July AMI
cry 1904 value do August and septomoef "o'o''
2I6ii. sellers. .,.t. r,u, Nj,
ding claus March delivery. 36ld sellers Ill, hsgn
Apri delivery 5-isd sellers. 10 Aprii AMI MAY "no,y
6Id rs DO. May AID delivery llOtu' soe
d., Juno July delivery, lJCid sehcrsi 10 Suy
August delivery l5U4d sellers do August and sep'o"oei
delivery. 2l.O4i yalue. ,.,,, ,o,. T ow
oALyEsrox March 2-cotton quiet Mlddling iot; Low %
mtiinc lOis GJsi Dc lnIrI 10 3l6; net and gross 70
cepts rs Dsles; Exports O. the Continent 3USo ooS
Coast bales sales. % bal 81 STOCK 20 80.
sAvAxSAu March 2-COtton dul niiiily iO ioioi nv
MddlnC lll6 Goot DC lllry. ~ o-loi net ~.
l7l3 bales; gross 10 bAes; exports 10 ~, 0.
bales Cozstwisc AGO bales sales 100 baies socA' "o
balcs. ,,,,,i.n. roa. Iov
NEwORLEASs March 2-Cotion quiet Middling lV's 70
MId,llng U5 0ood Ordinary Os n.S an1 gross
1922 bales Exports to the Continent 1910 oAieS' '
5000 balss stock 2SO.2s3 oaies
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
CALENDARS rnlSDAY.

syrnEME CouGr cgIYergs,EetorG ya1 Brant Nos.
sUPKEMe CoUgr-GE>EHAL TEnM-BehTe DAVIS. PJ.,
RraGy and UanIls JJ.-NOs II. 33, 81 6. 81 g. 81 -,
so So ~ % y5 l05 l0t lO& li1 ~. ~, ll5 llG.
llg l2l ~ 1913. IA, l2j l2i, 1873 l3i. 49, 1896 lJ7
sUrEtNR Cour-SrEclAL iEiA PAM l-hcior3 Andrews
J. sos gs9 L. 90 1913 1856 15G J5S gOl OO2 JGj GJ7,
g7G 300 l26 I9l. G22, 3jJ 91 - -, lOI0 lOIl lull
81 PgYNE COURI-SPE"IAL 1EGM-PAW1 I-IIcforc Law.
renee Case Andr0n ngt ATons0n No day calendar
surHEaE CoURr-SrECIAL TERM-PAgr II-Be.orc Van
Vofs J-SOs 4ss. 71G. AS l0l7 1910. lO2s. 80. 1882
COL O3 lO2O 1855, gs 7oJ iOJj s5j s75 1922 1906 9.2
gG7. 1886 SiS 1921. ji6.
SiPlKME COuHI-CIaCuT PAM before Donoluc. j.
Nos IG25 2-SS 2j7O 2ii9. 3774 1860 IOil 23iO 0Ii,
7l5 2oGG 1858 iol 2GJJ 2sa 2Gis 900 22I 2l3i 29ss,
1893 1874 4O2 2j. LIB 4O9i 3Dsl, ll0 37l0. 2S2O.
So - ayJ4, $500, J7i ~ il33,
SuPKEME COUkT CIRCuII-PAET J.-Bcfore Bsach, j.
Nos 20 o. 2O22 10 20 2lO 3s33 l0l. 500 1918 270j
279G 1OS 3057 259, 1871 2J7z. 2os S7Oi. $780,! 2l5J
gS3H 3O3J, 2SI3. SIH. u o.
sUPEfME CouGr-ChculrNpAnT iIL-Be;ore Darret 80 -
$500 2772 3l6s, $685. 1880. 320 "li5, 3is3 1923 4l
3li4 49,
sURRoG AIRS CoUET-Iiolllns. S.-Nos. l:4, o. .
SUPERIOR COURr-GgSKEAL TEkh---Beforc Sedicwick, G.
j. and In graham j. JNO4 l. o. 10. H. IL, Is
IA IS, 10, II. i. 49, =. -
CouaT or GESEEAL SEssioSspAgr I-Ieore Glldersceye
J-Nos !. s. .. T. >, ~ Heddngs-lO. IL. H. H. IA,
To- .- ,..--.- -
Smyth.-Nos. l. . s. l. b.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
BUTLER REPLIES TO RoSECRANS

BOSTON, Murch z lSpeCfutJ.-A representative
OF The Journal called upon General Butler at his home
I'm Lowell Yesterday obtain, II possible, copy OF his
reply to the charges OF General Rosecrans In relation
10 the alleged deficiency In the Soldiers Home ac
counts which Is placed at over 100000. Rosecrans
does not charge an intentional discrepancy In Buffers
returns at the when he president and treasurer
OF the Board of Managers of the Home for Disabled
Soldiers. bat poiats out certain discrepancies
and asks for an explanation General Butler says that
tie discrepancy Is figured out by accountant IN tht
eInploy of The Committee Military Affairs. General
Butlcr found Of about $4,000 he thereupoh
the OF the entire taDuaton point
ing out An additional error Uf over Sl2oOOo lhe 70
pored deficiency Of 2l GOO Is based on this stateeht
t,rnern Uucr declines anayze the accountants 10
nor furthsr on ground of It's gross inaceurae le
saws that the whole matter has bcen raxeo w Ia Inc IA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
Marc

FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. March 2.
The grain speculation to-day appeared to be
hang for the moment pending the reception OF some
news which might give promise Of decided swing OF tho
pendulum In either direction. About the only feature
worth noting the sensitveness Of corn in respond
Ing to the failure of the wheat market to yield much to
the depressing influences OF the general situation with
wheat down ut the close tre, prices for corn made
further gains upon the better prices Of Saturday The
conditions of the two cereals gnorng Tempo
rary speculative huctuation fully justify the difference
In the movement and tendency OF the prices for them
Ihe export trade In wheat to-day was almost dead inc
market ranged rregularly within the limit OF cent
closing near to the lowest prices of the day. unchanged
for March options at s7 and June and July at9l cents
April eased of to 8si2 and May Il cent to 1913 cents
on the other hand corn rose s. to 5Oia for March,
IS to197s for April and is and Il cent respect
lively to 494 cents for May and June In oats
March options closed q better ut 37is and April ana
May 4 better at 36L and 36is cents After irregular
variations provisions ended lower the decline In laru
extending from 2 to cents. .
At New-YOrk, Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day Wheat 1888 bushels:
corn si3 bushels oats 1913 9O7 bushels total gram
5794SS bushels four 80 l26 barrels The receipts at
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis were: Wheat l66 0So
bushels corn 42l 074 bushels oats SIG bushels
total grain, 764 $40 bushels four H. S33 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

eni Hsds Of India
No iS~lian Campbell Nc ,rtur and cfl err arre,, q,
on hT fase tae Circuit SN csurt the sSs
District Of ohio Deeres reyrsed Win fqa nea i'm m
M .Sr Fewss. %nso VII us
cause rsSandss viii ia, A,,nn
e"d' ss nna afss Of
hSre. an? rom SnfI The
ccnt Court Of the United states the Eastern District Oh
Arkansas Decree affirmed with costs IN .rro, at or,ora
In the Gn,sab ,,b sss. sa
for he Ps ss o dSsa.e sna
r6t ne sg E%aas sae. for Se southern
of Iowa Judgment with costs art Charles
s Apsss S'es
for the Southern District of Illinois Decree airn0o
Fasg and others; caP apPean1h a the ass hnite
States for the Southern District Of Illinois Decree
No IassHmmaN Brown administrators etc appellant
agt; the United states. Appeal from the court VI
Boyer plaintiff court ass pa11S! q
State hSyG iPS ndmsns sTSr
for further proceedings to pe nAa
s1SSs .se n
supreme Court Of the state Of Illinois Judgment
No. isrhe Commissioner of Buncombe County and 9TH
appellants agt Vincent ommey snd oT fse western
from the Circuit Court OF the United states IoI .ho
District of North Carolina Decree affirmed win ns n,ted
No 1S3-Benjamin Cvmp appellant hs. sn .nt aarmed
States Appeal from the Court Of Claims rrar ast
Watson In TO the Circuit Court OF the sed with
tho Western District OF Texas Judgment reverse No
costs and cause remanded with directions 70 s"A'u
trial. -. .,.-,nx. etc
No 1Ol2The Provydont Institution for savings ror @
paInn ast the Mayor ETC. OF Jersey ly nerreo
Court hancery OF the state Of NewJer'ey
affirmed with costs 49,. ,.- n.-,.u comn,nv
appellant. agt- Charles A Mollitor. ,,,- cor,ranx
No l2li-The California Artificial stone Paving uonpanyi
plaintiff In error cha A Molor. Appeal iron 4n
In Circuit Of tho United states iVi
Dismissed with costs anu rcan"e" "
be proceeded in according IN law.
No I2-The WinOna and st. Peter Railroad Compauhy. ny
appellant agt. Barney and others Appear ron su
Circuit Court OF the United states for the District OF or
Decree reversed with costs and cause % he
further proceedings be had therein In conformity WIN ~
opinion Of this Court. - -. .,,,onv
No 1888 Joel EIhardt plaintiff In error agt AhtsIh, s
Boare and others In 10 the Circnt court VI G
United the District Of Colorado Judgment
with remanded with directions 10 A""iu
trial poars
No Ij9 Joel Erhardt appellant agt Anthony boaI
Appeal from tho Circuit Court OF the
states District ColOra To- Decree reNersen
and remanded with direction, To restore the
Junction until final determination OF tho action ~ ID" "
the parties.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 2.-ln the Court or Appeal

AEEENf, CUuro vi
to-day the Hon. william c. Ruger. G. j.. and associates
present, the following causes were argued
No l9-BrewserJ Allison and others executors, RESPOND
ents ag Rosa schmitz and Others appellants Z. L. hon
ma for appei' ants irving Brown for respondents
No lOl-tylvia White. respondent ag william Law et
ecutor appel sawyer Tor appellant osrTo''
& snyder for respondent. -,.. -,
No iOS-lhe Mayor etc. OF Nev.York appellant agt
Hannah Kelly Administrative re. .pondcn ID Deah o'
appe lant Wallace Mac Farlaue FOR respondents
80 lO3- Margaret Parker administrator, responth a.t
Tine Ulster ynd Delaware Raroad Corpans, appellant feef
Cantine for appellant John sincoe Tor respondent
The following is the motion calendar for March .;
Not. TO 775 III 776 1ls 1885, f6s. 7so. ISL 7sS 7ol
778, 7SS. 100. 1872, 79i and 755
The following is the day calendar for March 3:
No, Ill l22 "a, l2i. I25. l27, l2s and 1879.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

LIvgRroo- March 2-Provis.ons Bacon Mdt,as
a.. Cd Long Clear Midiles, 32s Sig snort Cisr
Sis short Ribs $50 sn9aers ,a,s 2ys as. o Pos oil
J3s od per ooi az r.Sg 5 Psn. Wast
Sn az. ~ ori OIL tO, liams-Long Cut AS 0d.
shoudes 5s 3D. Butter, 2s a. per sw for nnsst Unss
Wssisrn sprng 7s sd Red wintsr e Cd ss: "a "a
Re So', fIx,ni Wester1 As I'd; California No l. 7s I'd
~ ID Csifornis 10 rs sd 9ds lo per cen,sL Prohncs
cwf Refined Petroleum 7 per gaIloa Clover sseS es,,
rarran Red a9s cwt. Tall0g-3Js OIL per cwL sosn
TSninoa S. va: Pale lis I'd. aos. OIL Lnseei OIL 2os
Sd. per cwt q n, ,,.a n, col "a n s2l
IS per tom Calcutta nsed AS ~ per quarter nsseHs 3
cake a7 d3s o.. per ton; Retnei fetrolcum. Ius
Ssl aer gallon; spirits OF rurpenne. 22s 0d per cwc;
sperm oil s65 per ton Rosia-t ON non ts od q - ~.
Ar'srican sugar I3s I'd cw1 for CabA Centrsus.,
J6~ aud In Ola VI iof Cuoa AuscSvsp
Teunlng anoat
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

cfa ri
In moderate oven for nm hour The lecturor s ah at
that the heat Of the should be modcIHe; %n IL
the water around the pudding should never DOH "n'0
was baking. . r,u, rar.
While the pudding cooking Miss Pat"n hen 6n' Tor
little talk boiling and put over eggs 10 % han
scolopcd eggs. creaed eggs and stuffed eggs T sits
gave this recipe for fish onirlette: Take SIX sh
or the same of any delicate fish OF iisn ISe III
eggs four tabcspoonsful OF milk two ana n chSve.
spoonsfll Of butter. Tablespoonful OF choppeu -
or half the quantity of onion, half teasp9ondntd d V
chopped parsley, generous teaspoonful OF st anu ~
little pepper Sha first skinned the fish, ana alter re-
moving the bones cut It into small pieces t'ie sau.
pan was heated. tablespoonful and hall OF eu..i u
melted in 1t, and the fish, chives, parsley ana ue
quarters of teaspoonfu of salt added ana the VIII e
cooked for five minutes Two tablespOonsful OF the n
added and the mixture boiled onse ana Soy @
to keep hot while the eggs beaten ghty witn
remaining milk and salt tablespoonful OF putter S
put saucepan and the eggs poured III , au,'
shaken vigorously till they began TO thicken the s
poured Ia and the Omelcttc was rolled up an"
scrvad - -.
Tho caramel sauce which served with tho rice
pudding made by stirring cup OF sugar III % sauoo
pan till quite dark brown. adding cup or poihs
water and smmerng tho whole for fifteen minutes 70,
getler. This sauce was set away aud served coid Win
the hot pudding.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
G Tovnsend Peckham il suing his sister,

-.
Mrs. Mary T. Grlndley. and tho Manhattan Insurance
Company 10 have revoked policy on his life. secured
by his father In Mrs Grindcys behalf In
1861. lie says that In 1861 he was only
twcntyonc years oil and his sister fourern that she
had and has no insurablo interest hts life and that
h, father paid the premiums on the policy NJ to The
time Of death IN $50 AMI since then they have been
paid bY Mrs Grudry The sister asserts that -hh has
an insiirr In crest IN her brothers ie Argument on
the company demurrer, s'ig iith no ''s!s' oi t,'o.
was heard yesterday IN the special l'rn "t Tue supreme
Court by Justice Andrews, wh0 rr-ervri MS d'clr"n
Mrs Helen " II"yt has written i'itcr Ia surtoEale
Rollins expressing her willingness {" appear as wir-'
In the contest o her husbands VIII. Instituted by h'r
daughter Miss Mary Irene @y Ino ,A'e ''hs oe.o', ~
Surrogate yesterday and al the Lawyers III u tPP
az Mrs IIoyt whose funeral held yesterday, tie
further hearing ~ tie contest was adjourned uhtI 10
morrow when Mrs IIoyt is expected to appear
Dr George ". Bu!l AMI his young wife we're before
Justice Dpnohue yesterday N the supreme conri To
the order creating commission 10 inquire Into his men
tal condition Miss Gcncylcfo Bul tue doctor 0ld,
her father habilua drnnLard and under the IN
nncnee Of ,rangeTs was wa, o., also also prrsGnI
Of the being Ied lor Friday as Charles Jackson
Miss Bulls counsel wished to 20 [" washington today
Flcmming Tuckerman was knocked down by the car
rage Of william Starsbcrg. wealthy Importer, ~ "
whrcd around corner at New iifight"n = H. on June
he was generally upset He was prevented from az
tending funeral a@1 w'n ro,IGore IS was Gp ipp % to
Europe. shcrTs jury yesterday assessed Mr. Tucker
mans damages al 1000 ss Mr. sar-hcIg had niied to
take any notice Of summons To appear In SUIT for
5000. $1,000, q,
Inc suit OF Ferdinand 7 HOPKINS against the Madison
Avenue Congregational Church ts trustees and The Rev
DR. John r. Newman. disseminated Yesterday. the
order Of judge 1ruax, In the Special Term OF the SIT
ucror Court This action taken by tnc consent OF
both sides II being agreed that all the papers In the
prorccdings should be withdrawn.
The appeal OF ex Mayor EdsJn from Judge Freedmans
order adulgng him guilty Of contempt IN appolntlnS
Kollin ST. Squire Commissioner Of Public Works. will
De argued before the General Term of the Superior
Court Monday next.
The General Term OF tho Superior Court has handed
down a decision Affirming the Judgment obtained last
June by Ephraim Druckcr against the Manhattan and
Mctropoitun Railway Companies for damages caused 10
his property IN Dyisipnst, by the elevated railroad
This the first lime that appellate court has passed
upon two points hitherto srenuou7y contested by the
roads II In decided that the damages which the
compauics liable not TO bc limited to cOmpensa
tion Tor injury caused by the existence OF the structure
but also include Indemnity for dininution OF lght
air and access TO house caused 10y the running of
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
that the bids for the fs were OF is per cont Anssxs1
are the closing quotations:
Ex-interest.

There wrre no transactions I'm State bonds and the
quotations for the Southern were shade easer
OF city bank stocks, Manhattan sold at II40l45 and
Metropolitan at 81.
The business in railway bonds covered an unusual num-
Der OF issues but generally was In small and
without feature except for OF the speculative kind.
Missouri Kansas and Texas first cOnsols on small sales
rose from 1929 to 1033 l03f attachment to the
speculation I'm the stock the general 5s 4 higher at
5is Erie second consols after $685. at 81 show gain
OF Il cent ST. Louis and Iron Mountain nrsts
y higher at ll2% the seconds were q higher ct l059,
and tic 5s steady at 70s071 New York, Chicago
and ST. LOns trsts were oil q at 902 and West Shore
ard Enfao frsi 5s 36la, but closed 90
were of y at 80. Louisville and Nashville general Sc
up Z at 90. Central and Hudson debenture IS sold
at l0l exDtercst Galveston Harrisburg and San An.
tonic rsts Western division. at OIL and Kentucky
were about steady at unchanged figures. Wa
bash frsts, Omaha division. were active &C from
100l2 TO 1Ol i2 Denver Rio Grandc and Western rsts
IA higher at I'll L. Kansas Pacific cOns0s Oh
Il at 92A. Texas and Pacific incomes were up D ut
37 and the rsis Rio Grandc DIVISION steady at
53a Northern Pacific frsts ruled firm at IO5i s0lO5h
and Oregon Railway and Navigation firsts rose per
cent to ITO.
The sub-Treasury to-day gained balance sl34,l72.
made up by coin gain Of s306 less currency loss
81 1870 s92 payments ST ,2O6.72O; currency balance
S23,979,245 coin balance. S14G059.523
The prevailing rate for call loans per cent with
extremes OF and per cent. and the closing was -
l0ll2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as solows:
Exchanges. 800 969054S balances, S3,452,4S0.
The United States Treasury al Washington to day
ceived $4,000 In National bank notes for redemp-
tion. The customs receipts $479,64l and the
Internal revenue receipts we're S59s,S42
March 2, 1885. compared with that Of February 2,
1885:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
THE CASINO SUIT.

Robert B. Roosevelt was the principal wit
ness yesterday in the Casino SUIT before Justice Law
renee lie promptly that the committee appointed
TO examine the Casino books had been unable to ind
anything wrong In them. I'VE employed Mr. Randall
he said expert accountant, to examine the DOCKS
and he reported 10 that thoy perfectly straight
and honestly kept No book or voucher pertaining 10
the accounts kept back. so far as we were
able TO ascertain We interrogatcd tho Aronson
brothers and others, and werc unable 10 mud
ANYTHING wrong" Gardiner II. Charick, u forincr
director OF the New York Concert Company, testified
that the in Rudolph Aronson contract Win The
Casino over which J. Dittcnhoccr has been raising a
"huIabaloo," were made before tho contract was
signed. The goes on to-day.