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New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEArrRE. on NEN.YOkN DEALIV4A

FEATURES OF NEN-YORN OEALTNfI
The statement of the visible supply OF grain
this week was disappointing to the bulls. IL showed
decrease Of only ljG bushels OF wheat against an
exprcted decline of 100000 bushels. while corn In
creased G47 $40 bushels from the previous week and
oats So 500 bushels There moderate volume OF
business done the wheat options yesterday but there
we're further losses prices disappointment at the
visible supply figures and dscOuraging cable adyiceS
were the depressing influences OF the day Cash lots
were easies but after dull opening, followed by de-
cline, market closed more ste fdJ III tone Shippers
bought 80 900 bushels. The options underwent series
OF small aternaOns up ana down aud aud hnaly ended
a above the lowest quotations. faIry rttay'
Tine nssrs asd 2 cent Ht 9jls for March, 9ooS Tor
Apr 0Ga for May 97ls cents for the next three months
and 81 OF for December. There was an Increased
movement In later deliveries Of corn options nut the
market was weaker for the near months. March
closed ~ cent lower a. 4G's, April. = at i''s,
closed OH d cent but there wcro sales for export OF
l7G 600 busnrS Oats continue without feature show
ing losses cent tor spot lots and ls0 g Tor TIE
optlons a. f1ilUSs March 374 April 81 ana May ana
lime 373s cents. The export purchases OF lara were
larger amounting 1000 terCes and the options re-
,ovrred 2a3 points follows April S6 y, May So -
June SO 49, July 80 80, August 50 40 and September
SO 52. 49, ,, ,,,,
Wheat, 100 1874 bushels: corn 6s3sOG bushels 0atS'
lj2Ul2 susncls; total gram. 93G,ol2 bushels hour
36.4ll barrels. At Chicago, Milwaukee ana ST. LOUIS
te arrivals were: Wheat. 5000 bushels: corn, 3Ol
bushe4 oats. I43.323 bushels; total gram, oO4,f33
bushels flour. 80 ,2OG barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
COTTON NARKErs-sY TzLe5RAPH

ftyRurooI March lG-l 30 D. mC0ton-Dui and pItc :
ncrIIy iu buyers favor: MOdng plands 47a; do Md
,iI,ug ljl6L ~Il'--7OOO baicr INCLUDING 300
Hars fr sUcculatiOu aud EXPORT receipts 2EVO bales,
rudng ~ COO American. Futures dull but steady
Tn"ut. Low Mddlug clause. March ami Aprll delivery.
lJd also Ad. do Aprll and Say delivery. 5ibid
also j.6Id. do ami Juur delivery o'-J4d: also
aESid DO June and July delivery 90 Oid asoi G&6id
do uly ano deliyrv G3jids also bh; do August
md -rbtTInler delivery. > lh4d; also 3 tid go. o.,
pl1-ILe sales of the dAy Included $500 Dales
American. - ,,t,,ttu. o,.,.. u.rot,
d.i rrrv ilEld BUYER do March and April delivery,
-, ,'4d hnvcrs. 90 Apri aud MAY delivery 55.bl l.
buv.rs do Nav ana delivery, JN-utd buyeT-. do
Iunr ana Juy delivery, bl 90 Nauei 10 Juy ana Au
onst oriiyriy t-Gid buyers do August ana Stptrmht
dsvcry . iiid buyers do september and OCTOBER dr-
y m FUTURES closed hrn. Uplands, Low Mddlng
clause March delivery. jjGid hc.cis, DO March ahd
IdclIyfry Jlb4d sellers. do APr and Nav delivery.
at,.GAd sriler,: do May ana June delivery. 10Cii.
bnyrrse do Jun, July delivery. o2-b.d ouyerh 40
July and August delivery - lid value. do August aid
SenenbcT delivery 1Gid sellers, do september anu DC
tOber delivery, 3-btd sellers ,- ,,,1,,,. - N
GALVESTON. March 10 't'l st.h'1
Low Mddln2 S5.lG. Good ordinary =. net receipts
2l bales gross receipts. l7GO bales; sales li5 bales
stock 45O12 bales l., ,,,,,,,. "a los.
Mddug 81 y; Ordinary, II lo net anu gt,.H t
oepts I4baes exports c0astwise j35 oalcs safes o'V
bales. stOcK. 40 lyB bales .-- A. 4, ,,,,,u = a IA.
Low MlddlinK lBf Good ordinary, LILO net re-
cep,s 4slp bales; gross Co.'s bales; tIpo u 70 Dls.'
britain $50 bales 10 France 33sl bales 70 the Oohu
500 bsies ssleA bo00 bales STOCK sSss'9 DAes
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
RITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

In behalf of the rclltives of Miss Harriet Gross
who ae coatestng will Or Robert Taylor testified yes
c d,y tha On ne ugl tn sister o. the test trN MISS
Cl4rottc de rrici wls Ia Tclted lie Porceivcd
the 1d1' qu After ii when he visited her
tht rhc nearing "i ne continued on
March IS.
owing the in"sf % william =. Hoye counsel for VIII
tho ccaf anl M tau IN Of george Pancolst the inves
ard 70 her stu was pospon q yesterdaV uhu
Friday.
Henry Parent defe rtive concrete sidewalk In
D-tWc'r First AVtnu' AM Av 'nu' y on
olemD.r 49, i lie sI't the cIty AMI IN the superior
Court beor Justice lngrlhan ye'te raY rac0yerei SuoO
Sevcnynvc juro failed respond when Their names
were called tho Court before Justice feCkh an
yrster iay t. cIuseOn Fnay why tIey should not
be- finod : 90 eaC1
The name The American school Of opera" has been
Tlc OlS"rVaO'Y or Music OF Amer
by Of Jusic" LaWr nce D. th" supreme Court
A. OucIbrldge mini stratOr OF the estate % the ate
George Wtneg Of Pm al lpha las brought suit Ia the
United state, 'Irc1t '0art n't td american Nr As73
Of the recent su by association OF the
Wtnry collection Of ntngs re amount received from
sale -i3.l9 and Mr. OuterDTdge that The
greed duct The for cent OF The pro
c-elS. bn o "S0 for expenses was s1bDitted and the
asOc ling 10 The complaint deducted that amount
add pu 10 the . per mt.
John Casey an Ilcgei swnd arrested
caarg o using ia mails for fraudulent
lOscs lie he'd tUf examination by Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE COURT or APPEALS.
ALBANY. March 1G.-In the Court of Appeal


today The following decisions handed down:
sylv ster Vieies respondent ae ne ynion ); Naona %
ao y j. pcl'ani at Alfred Dix ano others respondents
JoI pucy respondent act the CORPORATION Of the Lon
r1Iui,d eos : to aide TIE event
III. ,unl Cry INK OK NcwYork appellant. agt the
cola TX hang nk respon ient Jidgmrnt oi General
ici anreu an l'rd = mt ea @ 9I iin ii, Jn"gne"
william r Py e re- loud mt asL WI Lam Brown, appel.
~ me nat ct Of Ade.a D1 c1ecuirix ETC. agt the
mite # oscar ,trdSbgr+er lunac Order OF General
Inc rom. Wa crown and Ogdensburg Railroad COMPANY
eayr ripy oFGr 2imSi w'@oqt pSssna upon r the
with
Appeals from orders we're as follows:
Granl tire Ferry t.oai ComPny respondent Sgi; @ thc
1mnyi0urh IRE t.ltIoal tm.aD' q os'ehOr LO"Ie'
10 ,'9a- Tie ana Ter he TuIt,-outi street Pail
ye3 pa! @ r0y 0 ap5cani oc, nssc for ond,n
"G5tharc5 Greepicai ana otles re7ron tents agi
the iruokyu tlltb CJucv sand 'alrOid Ompany
Cnares y clum, a1p i.anie "ll am De Wit for
50 'slohn gars 'sgggdo4r q ne Manhattan % REL 5
appellant. Chaun lruaT Tor resp ndent.
spon3eut at " a. Rcmod ana others, appellants >ub-
sarnt rIn rasa1cn N%n "'H ~Hmiffad
40 g72 Henry Ia,tou .ssiynee appellant art Charlie
lagt. lame, plsho; for Re 'on.cnt , o.., ,,,.,o
and Others appellants KanGail for appellants George
SO a57-Euespia i1cr, rcsponion, ag HettyJ Barrett
others appellants SanUOra for ANTS Joshua
II Van OF for respondent
The folio wing lhr motions:
In tie matter the Gna Of Mury Morgan,
S % Mon S an o5dsT GD cp8auia: h9 ACTON against ad
min n.stralors wItI Mhl annexed, grained. -
No. 3D. AnuI W House. rcSDOndcnt. agt Ambrose
ElscuiOd pprllaut. continuing action
James & iiseL uri. admin .tIstcf. gr MED
rpn T1m a. order St stn DaE afa Teian l Tor %
granted.
no +sj-C Charles ~nOwdcn AMI others appellants agt
William II Guiun respondent John Il cornell and others,
appellants John olch and others respondents Motion
iOIlittrl
l. Coffin / Brown. executor
aDprllaUt OF Thomas Mel.
son. executor, defendant, granted.
Martha Steb1 n respondent, agi William BTasc, appel
laut. iOiIpu open dcf,ut submitted
respondent at Wih3m j Pollock, appel
liant. Notion to dlsmiss appeal suOmueL
Angus Grfn. 'ec-iver, Tesponi,n NJ. aet the Long
alIO4d appellant Notion for STAY sub
nlttej.
The people lel Augustus Weller respondent, agt.
Char Dckay Townsend, appellant Notions First To put
Ic Calenuar; second. 10 amend return. submitted.
The following il the day calendar FOR Marcn Il:
Nos. al, jG2. jGs. js.} 59s. 500 97s and 9sl.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

Pes and Light dn and weak at - c0dst 20
lectei weights ~ 25aSI 30 elected Medium weights,
sl3j6s4 lO Coarse Mixed Heavy Lnds, % oo9si V0i
left -. <,-..,
CWClGo March 10 me Dror>ri joHrnaI reports CdIs-
Receipts 800 nead Shipment 2sO1 head aarket steady
80 J1afj ,t0ckers ana Feeders W ~
al 40 cows Balls ant Mixed I'll 7j9s 90. Buk. s5 %
ass lj
Ho0,-Receips Ia ShiDDents 0COl MARKET steady;
Rough ana MIxed ~ G51ss 10 PaczIDf aac ShloDink.
81 IOdt1 So Light S3 BOQSI 10; SglOs r3 tDns3 10
500 >bIDnenLs 500 hekli nartss
lower - OD1 - 5 western 81 VO0si Dos LsnDs
70 OO Texans. ~ 2bat3 %. -
ST. LOUIS March IB-Cante- Receipts JlOg s1Dmenn
100. marker 6rn: FAR Choice shipping steers
81 50 - Butcher steers - 1OGeI 40 lows
and Icfers 81 jO0s3 10 stOckers Feeders So OOe
81 -. an ,..
Hooi-RcccIpts. l.4hO: smODlents. 6O'i hglt sS oVs
a 10 2 Packing 81 suapsf ~: drsyv - 20Gs4 50
Shsep-H HeccIDJs 2 100; smpnenu. 600: market easie
nj 4
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
ErRorEAN pRoDrCE MARKEr

LIVERPOOL March IL frovIsons- Bacon Cumberland Cut
Muti!cs 2Hs OIL; Snort Clcar Mddcs.
2,s ud: Iubs 2Vs. OIL: shoulders. "a O Der c"t
Bce-17s "a Extra INDIAN Ness frlIne Mess Us. I'd.
rork-rI1me jls O per 1JL: Prime Ness castcrn.
Aus L9ri y 5-s.: Prime " est
ern ut. Huu--lpng cut. ud.
ShouIGcrs 5Js Butter Oh cw Tor nnest United
Stltcs Cuce-.-A mrsIraa th JiCt. i~s ID. Whcaltcd
Western Sprlne. - ST. o.; Red Winter - a - 4d'
scr ccatiI S3IIHE. I'D NcN western Wlnef,1S I'd
Nrw NiAei Me-trrn. -. .iI. California so. ID q
r. 2di Californian No IL ga. 6, II. D'T GENITAL pTOluc"
ils. do 70 London. 5s. Il. per
cwr refined UrtrIlcuh. 'J @ a. per gallon. tOYrr>ccu-
American Rel 49,. prrcSt IuIoy2 80 D"rcwt. Rose
Common -, Ial'. ll- ud aO- Dd lnsccl Oh. @ls
Ia4ON \ II.:lcII. rs. III: trin' cas-
Americas E'frlEr:Ltod B ,ei. hud quart.
trz. > -,i.. Quarters. 1 i41- per nf - go. ..
LoypOX March G-PGaucc-I Im.cri Oi. S2O iO- Od 81
l7d pcr Cd, MIA lus'ce 's$L per quarter Ihns ed
cake 4 Is. Gu.a II REFINED Petroleum I'd q
tu pcr gallon -plru' ni rIrp 'ntua jD% 81 per cwL;
Sprru on ton. HDSn common. IS I'd. per cwt
Pale MS alIs. ProyIstOns-!Iri Jj. 0t Der cwL Tor
American: ~I-lI. ,e. td Der cwL ol Cubt t"nrfnsA
uolazug g15 Aud lA+ Sd Is OtiOr Cuhl MuscOyae fur
r,urns alJtt.. Au-trlIt rIllDW-3t T. - Hl " -
Gd. Mutton pa. 6'i. 26+ 2L Cocoa Nut Oh-ccjip1
Ix1 cochin. so -
ASTwtHr March l6-WicOx's Lari closed at - francs
'BHIHE% Marcn l6--Ictroleum, marks 70 ptenngs.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
CALENDARS TO DAY

supRyyr COURT CHAMBERS Before Lawrence. J.-Nos.
16 26 40 A. 80 ST. 20. IS 81 93 3d. loo llG l?4 la2
i50 its l5. $50 -Oi 2O7 2ua III, 2l3, 2ls III 225
suPRRIoR CoURT-GENERN TgRM.-Before Davis, r. J..
Brady and Daulss JJ-NOs s., 81. IA l7G 225L. 22B
% az 100 lI4 1856 IL ltO Ill, l23, l37 l3, Si 1873
lO7 /, l2G, las. l73, lS3, 1872.
sUPKRNE COURT-SPkCIAL TkRii-PAhI L-Bcf0rc Beach,
slrIgNF CouRi-SrFCIAL 1ERN-PAHT U.-Beforc An
draws & Nos All. 4l9 Jj6 6-I az, j77.
suPKE4E COURT-CilCUIT-PAu l.-Bef0fe DOnohue. J.
Nos ~ ~ 4OJia 22O0 ~, 22i3 54j 224j 25lO 1928
10 iiz3 2Oi2 222l 227O. 22J2 800 ia 2i3j, 1929
lIol 2ll6 "a 22Gl. 22C3 >. 2iie 245D. 2ijl, Aj3
80 300 24sl @473 2isi 2iS5 24SG, 24S7 2i~s. 2i93
2sj5 24O6 Z497 243S 2i95 2JO 2JO2 21Oi' 2o'o. 100
rIrnRME COURT -CRcUT-PAR1 lI.-Be'ore Van Brunt J.
-Nos lB 4 1910, lJ6J. sob 1917. j3 l1l l431 43u
III -70 G2l 1881 1868 226o l009 1880, 79sS4s. 1888
li4h 1897. l55l 81. ~. 49,
SUPREME CoURr-ClRcun-PAE lI1-Before PeCkham
Sos IU37 .gO 2lVJ. 1887 292s, 672, 1915 i61 1896,
40 ri a. 2IG6. 2l6J 2sO 2lS2, 2ls1 2lo9 Z4S2' Z+UO
1861. 9l7. 2I61. 2lBl. 2i3b. -
Nos a "a - So. i5I1. lli0 la. 1882 232l 1882
al Iy7 500 24lS zoos, 80, 1903 %322 25l2, 1913
Siii o5ib 25l7, 2jls. 1871. ~ .
-,snsaoGITEs COURI-Before Rollins. :. WIN Of Mary
1ercaa Hatton, 10 a. hi VIII oil charles "ieeb""d
SIfsaioR UoUaT-srECIAL TRRA-Betore oGoman, J.
NSGpF1RioR 1 CouRI-TAL TERM-PART I-Beore sodgwick
an ll6O 1924. 62. 2i6, 5O2. 1881. ~,
suPRuoR CoURT-TRIAL TERN-PARI Il;-Bef9re fGeed
man J-NOs. l6Uo 500 l6Oo 1880, l266 1852 iZO VSo
sPERioE CouRT-TmAi TERM-PAEI IILBeiore TruaI.
J"No4 ilgo lo7s, e9i 9Ss Ia i91s 1879 1879 i9ot 9ot
i9o9 iy0G i7oo. 1907. l7Qs 1902 I7i0 I'LL l1l9 llS
i7ii i7i5 l7l6 l7l7 l7le l1is l72o i1yl ps,re rn.
asm J.-Nos 1000. l0i+. l6Vo IeV7 1910 ioI9' 1910
5s2.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March 1G (SpecidD. was
the argest buyer Of pork to-day lie covered it is be-
leved 10000 barrels his "short" contracts.
Robert Warren the principal buyer aside from
Cudahy. don't believe the Howe pork has been soId
said George Robson, but that makes the market all
bo weaker II is certain that Armour has nothing to do
with the Howe deal, aud Armour is the only man VINO
could handle f. There pork enough here now to last
two years Wheat weak to-day mainly because OF
the dscouraging visible supply statement Ii showed
decrease only 900 bushels Illustrated everybody
selling ana local crowd, which has been long soon
mad s wheat sold There only two boats OF wheat
sold at York. altogether inadequate amount To
sustain prices the face OF such weak feelng corn
was OF nearly a cent the enormous receIpts-nedry
500 carr. The close at $50 o'clock was: May wheat.
silqasi5e cents: May cOrD 394 cents MAY pork w %
n ~ 77Io May lard So; and May oats. - 2a J2s @enls
"Puia on May whrat sold Tonight at sll; calls Oh
u.v wheat sold at sI7s The receipts to-day were
.evenyA ears of wheat 13G OF corn l6l OF oats ana
lG 900 head Of hogs The anticipated receipts Tor TO-
morrow are forty cars OF wheat $50 cars or corn ana
| Gofn N
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

state bonds dull and steady, with small sales of
North Carolina special at 10 and Virginia IS de-
crred az 9l2 or city bauk stocks American Exchange
The business in state bonds was in only moderate
amounts, but tho market generally ruled firm at pre-
vious quotations Erie second consos, ex-eoupons.
were oil - 1T s94. and the funded coupon % were Il
lower AT 93l2 Chesapeake AMI ONO currency Is were
o u per cent at - 2 ana Elizabeth Lexington and Big
SANDY ia were psr cent lower aJ lO3. West shore
guaranteed As were firm at 1913 lO32 Central and
Ohio % at lIILi0lI2 East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia consols after So we're up = S2l2 Bufalo.
New York and Philadelphia hr-ts were strong at l3.
Indiana, Bloomington and Western trsts, Eastern Dl-
VISION declined l os to 1922 Columbus Hooking Valley
Toledo rsts were l. higher at e92 south Carolina
incomes active at 27d214 ST Pdnl nrsts, Pacific
and western Division. were OF + at 1861 Chicago
Burlington and QLncy debenture D rose rs to l092
Green Bay, WnOna and 81. Paul rose ~ to ~ Dem
yer aud Ki0 Graude We're off per cent al 9S,
but hrsts Westerns per cent higher AT 81 Oregon
shot Line 6s declined per cent TO lO2 Texas and
Craude were l. higher 532 Fort Worth ant Denver
The sub asury to-day gained balance 1858. .OS6,
made up by coin gain OF Sl,l97,l36 Gne receipts In
payment OF gold bars from the Assay once was some
II 500 OOO less currency loss OF S3ll,2JO. The day
operations covered Receipts. S2.l97ss5 payments.
~ 34l 799; resulting IN balances VI Fl3ZIo0fO cur
Iency ana SlTl ,909.~ ~ coin.
Money ruled at 2d2 cent for the greater part of
per cent, and was at tue end offered at per
cent. 49,, =.
Tle Clearing House statement was as follows: EN-
changes, Sll4. .S9l.029; balances. $6.206,3Sl
me United states Treasury At Washington received
me customs receipts SG9i 1899, ana the internal
revonue receipts were Sl2O,l1J
The foreign exchanges Inactive bat firm that
the gold engagements export principally TO France.
amount to - 900. The quotations TOR business are
as follows Bankers bills 81 s7l2 aud 81 s9l4 for long
and snort serDg eSpectively; DIGS and 5.llsS for
francs 0j5s 96s for rechmarks 40 aud iOlI for
gulers.
ia London British cons0ls were weak and closed e
lower at 100 jl6 and 100 7I6 respectively for money
and account. United states IL were of a atl292s aud
the LIS = lower t IL Il American railways opened
generally with some advance yesterdays closing lg-
i,rr. and iii after o'clock were steady higher A
response To II o'clock quotation gave closing at
prices not materially different from those OF yesterday
The Bank England lost sl96,OOO bullion on balance
Al Paris French per cents declined to SO21 r. and sight
exchange London easier at 2516 francs TO the
The lIOmestake Gold Mining Company has declared Its
usual dividend for February OF $4,000 payable by
Messrs Lounsbery & Co., Mills Building, this city,
March 2j Transfers close March 20 Total dividends
TO date -, 100
Exports OF merchandise from New-YOrk:
For the week ... s6lO7 2B6 S647O.766 S54l9,sIG
PREVIOUSLY reported. 6~0S2613 63l7l9OS 53695. sol
Total since Jau L.. s6i,lS9g39 sG9Gi2G74 sj9ll5,7O7
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
now TIN cAlfrbhLL rLATED roX SUNSET cox.

At the time Mr. Cox was candidate for re-
election IN DIS district, and one day be received an Vi-
talon TO lecture before Polish Hebrew society Tor the
benefit OF of It's tands lo accepted te invitation
night announced for the lecture ne was cued
for Dy O the society VINO TOOK hl 10 the
hall, which at the top OF tenencnt-hoSe IN mar
the East side The room was very olniy y
nguted bv l,f dozen candles stuck here Snd there
about the The audience numbered about a nun
drcd and was composed wholly ol m, VINO wore no"''
dark boards and kept thc.r hats on their heads .
On h.lHg presented 10 hs audience Mt COA, III ms ms
usual Ieictous manner. thanked the society iOr tAe
compliment II nad paid him IA asking him TO address II
lie mad always been, he SAID warm adinror OF the
cnns",, neonI. When n student hs learned u fever-
euce the wonderful genius OF their great lawgiver
Moses As a literary bc regarded the songs OF
in the warid Who could read tvId and feel eu-
nobed by grand sentlnents Every reference OF the
eloquent speaker greeted Oy tue betrtesL OF maud
clappng and stamping OF feet lie felt that ne had
every IN he nall Out 10 clnch them ne toJk cary
opportunity 10 announce; 'Gehtlehei- IL mas eNer
been Of pride to Zoe that my pOus parents from
whom iegiumately inherit my ioyo OF your race
named me alter your great prophet SSlhueI. Hc 'h
Iected that this would produce marked euect' nut
bis most sangulne expectations were eAceeueu' Al a
sghaI irCm IADDlhc" iO"AIuE gem w, ",o
the middle OF the room, every mdn present got uP anu
~ response to the query In decided Mirsian nrosue
W no was The creates man I'D Aueliky sPeiIou ou
after the manner OF college students Ht'oI-I-o ,
break aud tnrn followed III harinonous answer ne
wul urs; ln worr fust IN pace ana lurst III the has I
hls cOuntrymin' Instantly every hat was pu!led on
% anI WIN them came the boards ana Nj cox I3uha nun
sen I'D Tue presence OF the Timothy j. Campbell lfsh
was surprised would but family describe condition
lie was completely kuOcked out" The Dyes " roaTod
At hIst Nh. COX Was disposed TO be angry, but when
Iiiu began lnroduch. the memOers the udicrOusnoss
OI the lung became 80 apparent HAT could help
joining III the gee. IL was: "MIsther Cox, allow me
10 pesut To yOu my particular frud, MIstuer PatricK
Murphy stein" "lGt me call your attntiOn 70 MstheT
DcLns koeyhciner." "AV COOrse yeh know my old
fIni Barney GraIymeir" etc. etc For ten M lnutes
the ,uiTuductions and bandshakings continued; then
Nr. Cos said: "GehtleDen, there IA no WHO likes
io" e;ier than Tue best Joke heard OF is
that niS the stomach. | propose that you all 90 with
and tako something. All III favor OF that motion
VIII Stguify the same by saying aye Those OF
trary opinion VIII have no Vee. Under this ruling, OF
course. the mOf0n Was carried Unanimously. Orator
Inl audience adjourned neighbOring salOOn where
Sam" speedily made himself stout" bY ordering
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
THE COURTS.
THE DIVORCE SUIT AGAINST MR. WlNANS.
NEARLY ALL TUE TESTIMONY HEARD-wlTNEssE>
FOR III DEFENDANT.

THE DIVORCE SUIT AGAINST MIR. WlNANS.
NEARLY ALL TUE TESTIMONY HEAkD-WlTNEssE>
FOR THs DEPENDANT.
The hearing before Referee Nash III the dl-
vorce suit Of Mrs. Alice Wnans against Ross
r. Winan. is drawing to c'ose. The direct
testimony came to an end yesterday. The wit
ncsses we're Colonel Latob tho former counsel OF the
Wnans family his brother OK Mayor Latrobo' OF Bat
more and Henry L. Jackson. cousin Of theirs Colonel
Latrobe testified that in 1s7l at the Euston Railway
Station Loudon whittier he Ia gone TO see Mr. Winans
off for this country introduced by Mr. Wlnans TO
a lady who sat In the and TO whom Mr. Winans
simply said: This is Colonel LatrOOe." The witness
SAID that lie did not the lady closely enough TO be
able TO identify her to say that ;hc paiuuh
was the same EX Mayor Latrobe merely testi-
hed to the death few years ago OF Lawyer William
Schley Baltimore, who con luced the previous neH0-
tiaOns for settlement between tho plaintiff and the
defendant Mr. Jackson stated that he met tue couple
steamship Scotia from Bverp bOl i'll 1871 ana also
met them the 81. James Hotel and at Mrs Ih0rneS
boarding. house this city, But he had not known that
they were husband aud wife. On crosse NannatiOn
Mr.. Jackson admitted that the plaintiff aud defendant
had rooms the ST. James HOci and that tney were
known there ~ Mr. and Mrs Richard Williams. Tue
counsel FOR Mrs Winans rcgatt this ovdencs as Vau
able because OF the denial By Mr. Winans that ne hal
been at that no el
MeSsr, Carter aud LeiyaTd. Nr. Wuan counsel
and auuoIEccd that tnei rested their case
The hearing all Iurned until tuesday neXt, when
opportunity will be given for evidence III rebuttAl ana
also for proving the marriage laws OF Belgium ana Eng
land If either desires. EXJudso curtis I'm MIS-
Winaus behalf contends that II Is or no consequence
what those laws may be- provided the marriage was re-
newod and ratified III this country.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
4 NEW DspARrURE IN MAcKEREA FIsHING.

BosToN, March Is (SpeciaD.-An experiment
is shout tried by a Gloucester fisherman with the
steam seiner Novelty built specially for the macksre
fishery she will carry a Of thirty SIX men-double
the number carried by Gloucester seiner The crew
will half OF the proceeds tue owners furnish
ing engineer. fishing apparatus and coal Some OF the
Gloucester fishermen have faith the OF the
new venture owing he low prices OF mackere Cap
Joyce and his will steam down AZ far as Ches
apakc Bay. they expect three times as
many macKrrcl a ordinary sener. With steam he
can get there and around among the schools far
quicker than he sailing vessels.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
EILLLRES ~ RTSLNESN

MEMPHIS Tenn, March lev. B. Galbreath
& Co. cotton factors doing business al No. IL Unon-st,
made an assignment this forenoon Their liabilities
amount $4,000 and their Including two plan
taOns AMI interest In 300 bales OF cotton ana DOCK ac-
counts, aggregate SlOl,OOO
CLEVELAND ONO March 16 (Spcciab.-J. Noyes Smith.
an extensive obber in and bolts failed to-day and
made assignment the benefit his creditors. fne
liabilities about $4,000: assets nearly much
Cleveland ana ChicasO firms the principal creditors
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, March 1G.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court of the United States to-day
as follows:
lcJ- The Yale Lock Manufacturing Company, appel
ants. Ge James argent Argument continued by Frederic
II Bets appel ants Dv James Sargent. the appellee,
props soma, ana concluded by Edmund Metnore Tor
appellee.
SO IG6-Thc Yale .LOk Manufacturing Company. appel
Herbert O Greencaf Argued Frederic IL Il Us
;ur IpDc. ! aut hv Edmund Mejmprc for pprlre.
No b1-Abbie Bell knapp. planiii error. a2t. the
IOincOi atiC Mutual l1e Insurance Company submitted
prIni ed nmcn by Clifford r Tor pliintin in cr
Ior DN SlllWan IS Allen for
ttg-Ihe ity nd II Paul n ulr0ad Company
and others. appcau agt the hcag0. ana II
No 5l7-Ehe Chicago. Nil
waukee Paul hailN Company appellant. the
AMI ~ PAM RIllr I'D Company and others AT.
gued Carv for a. anIe liant IN 40 J7 and appellee
II 40 lC9 and submitted pIlutcd
SpOOuer for elant in No. lG9 appellee Jl7.
so 1871 he Mutual Lac insurance Company New.
York planti error ulia admin
etc Argument Degan by Joseph IL ChJae Pantin
III err