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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
CALENDARS TODAY.

SUPREME CouRt-rHA iBsR. BEFORE Van Brunt Nos
g. D. H. %. 66 H. 10 80 ~ lni. los 100 no. III
III 10 ia i,3 95 ~. 2oi. POS POI
sUPEEME COURI->PEcIAL IEKM-PAkT before Donohue.
JNos as, 81 3d. 90. 74i. -. lJ6, IA IS. lG 749
tsl 40 IA 726. GJJ. 49, ISL o0G $685. 79O 7O5 7o4
-lrafMk CoURT-srRcIAL TERM-PARr IL-Adjourned
I'M .iturdsy July 81.
bUPRrdE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AcJourned until June
"a.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUn-PAgI I.-Before AndrewsJ
e J. No "A CI.eud.r
sIrEENs -CIgCUI-PART III.-Be,ore Beach, j.
Nos suJ U.s. SOB $3.50. 3JJJ. 3U1J JOJD 2,2 1868,
$3.50 2tO 1871, 2,li 2y,j. 296, 3ljj 296s, 2972 3Ol3
SUPREME QUIT IRcUI1-fARI IV.Beforc Lawrence ].
Case mo da, cienddr
sUEKoGArE's CouRI- Before Rollins. S.-Wnl OF Joseph
Buckley 1850 M estate OF David Cant II a Will Of
Isaac Marcus III.
Nos 4Jl. 5js. 400. ST. 40 los AZ. pos. -. 49,.
~uPENOk CoULi-iRlAL THIN PART I.-iir'ore Feed
man J-Nos no. liIJ, 1872. .O2, 205 51i. lo.9 1885,
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TERN Before Van Hoesen. j.
NJ dd clenGar
COSMoN iLEAs-EeUITY TERM-Beo Allen J.-Nos. 49,
tonMoS PLEAs-TRIAL TEgM-PARr I.-BeIorc Boosstayer
J.-No> 1885. l3ul 1919, 1911 49, lglJ 30 1870. %
1870 ls47 l94s. 1914, 1880. 1901 1892 1854 1858 l9ot
CoMAoy PLEAs-TGIAL TERN-PAR1 II-I3efore Larrcmore
J.~No, 30 a. l.-i. i7s7. ie4. l456. ls21
1915 100. 1858 1915. 1919 1860 IDOL 1867 1858 1904.
1909 1906 1907, laos. 1863 1910. 1874, l0'-, 1913
65U UjJ UJ7a. UJ1 1854 0Jb7. 900. OiJJ, J-42 OJi,
tJ3 ,, u4,6. tJJJ GlJ9. Ui+I. oJJi. 57JJ.
cry CoUKT-rRlAL rERM.-PARI IlBeiore Enrich. j.
No, 5u:, oUJJ o. uiUl .905 5OIl. 45,I. COJ2.
72l.g 3iO5. Ol4 l. 51Jt. 60. jyl6.
OF OYra AND rEGAsERBe ore Judge Barrett and
Assistant Dis ret Attorney BnlOws Nos. l.
tOUnr o UISELAL -ls,lJSS-PAHi I.-BefOre Judge
GiDcrslerve Assistant D-frict-Aornoy Fitzgerald
Nos !. =. ). !. 90 l. > . 10. H. ~
Cowing Assistant DIstrcUAttornsy DAVIS l. 5
4. u. O. .. TO- II. -, is. Il. 49, 10 l., Is -, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. June 2s-l2:5b p. m.-Cotton dun with a
limited inquiry. Midui.n2 Cplands Obj do. Mddhng
Or,c.Ds I'd s-a.OOO Jaes ncluIns go Oaes Tor
speculation and export receipts. 200 bales nclung
~ $40 btcs American Futures irregular No sales have
been reported today.
D. N The the included 600 bales Ameri-
futur, 3 dull; Uplan's Low MdGng clause. June aev-
cry o0d buyers. do. Juro and July delivery. 8 I'D
buyers do. July ami August delivery. 54U4d. sellers
do August amt ~cptemO delivery > , 6id seles. DO
sci OctOOcr lclNtrf. l-Otd buyers &C
to6er and November delivery 620id value do Novem-
be December delivery. OlNtd buyers do December
auuary delivery, oloid buyers do. september dey
Nrluc
D. m -tolOn-Futures closed steady Upands Low Mid
clause delivery. i-oid sellers June and
delivery, i.oiu. sellers do July ANA August
livery. .-Oid August anu september deisery
JO4d. sellers. do september snd october de livery.
lid sellcrs october and November delivery. o.
do. November ANA delsVty, ~ Oid
value. do December and January delivery, b-oAd.
value do september delivery. . lid BUYERS
GAIN h. uuo -, UtlOn quiet, Mddllng. SD Low
Mlddlng si4; Good OrilLary 1915 net ana gross 10
cepts 70 bales saes. So baes stock l l4o3 bales
June 22-C0tt0n dull, Middlug. ll-ID Low
MIddDg. 3l6. Good ordinary. lilo. net and RrCss
receipts bales exports loA bales sales $50
bales. stoek. 1858 bales.
NIw-OKLIASs. June k2-cotton steady Mddns Sc Low
Mddng eS ,ood Ordinary, ~ not receipts iOi6 baIea
gross l.l0l bales salss $40 bales; stock. ie2 baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.
Edward Y. Halves. who once owned the Opera

EDWARD V. DaWcS, VINO once owned the opera
House and other property In bridgeport but who in 1879
was declared Probate Court brought suit
Arabela and Anna A. iiOlg which tried yesfcT
dav bcfOTs Judge heecr the Cnited states Circuit
The defendants sued Hawcs alleged debt OF
and took eedngs as II he were insOvent but a
higher court decided that he not insolvent. as bad
held ne Probate Court Hawcs brought sut for
damages. which he SAID had been caused by the de-
Pendants Judge heecr directed verdict for the
defendants.
The ira Of the sn Of Hunter Sampshall Wells against
the Inirrua onal Construction Company which has occupied
The attention OF judge Wheeler and jury for over week
finished yesterday. The plaintiffs the contractors
the railroad Laredo
Mexico CITY Mexico They declared that they were
with and the work delayed by the action of the
COMPANY. The contract finally terminated by the con
stucOn Company The plant ns sued To recover tlbHouO
damage> The Jury returned verdict for 7l p ior the
plaintiffs Neither party satisfied tn ih- verdict ami
for a tTdl made by both. Judge Wheeler
reserved hs decision.
Frost salesman employed by John f. Delury the
tailor al Fourteenth charged by his
employer with stealing 81 >" and locked up ~ police
an night. Hc chaIged ia the morning because
evidence against him. and sued Mr.. Deilfv
claiming $4,000 damages he case Wa tired yeseriay he
Freedman md Frost Obtained verdict
Klein recovered $500 IN The CITY Court from edward
puer by HON she beTa cd under promise Of mar
lISgc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
SARATOGA, June 22-In the Court Of Appea

SARATOGA, June 22-ln the Court OF Appeals
to-day the folpNIg DECISIONS handed down:
Tic Mayor etc Of New.York agt the Second Avenue
with cu~i-.
sm.r ag the Lake shore Michigan southern Rail.
company judgment syersed and ne" trial granted.
COSTS 10 abide The event.
Crowc agt. sni'h Day Palmer. aud Day the Al
bert Palmer Company. Gilman ag Byrnes order airmed
with
The People rel ,opp agt. FIcn ch and others Commits
slOncrs. order affirmed
Lord Richardson James agt. Richardson Schan agt
RODubcrg Dcit, ag Ronnberg cray aSt Pollock. In tne
1 Turner thompson agt schneider and strauss
Appet dismissed with cJ-ts
The People rel Gilbert and laiiaw-Ordcr0 OF General
JBd Jui- ment OF special Term affirmed with
COSTS
The People CLARK agt u the matter OF the
NJ Ioynton saw and F1le Company. Motion to advance
granted
Paul -ock agt the Central and Hudson River
pey. Motion to dismiss appeal granted with
costs ana lo costs OF motion.
kingsisnd Chetwood. Motion TO dismiss appeal
granted with costs
klng~l nd AIT Chctwood. Motion 10 advance denird.
In the matter Of state alton Niagara Motion
TO dsmis. appeal granted
The causes argi-d were as follows
Wets and Others. executors respondents
sarah NiIett- iant. George II Foster
Wilson Powell AMI William ii Hoe
10 Z2-Janes Flint and another Icspou
ID sDdler Tor appellant. Hamilton Wallis for respondent
FoDowing IS tue day carniIr foe Wednesday, Juue 81
Nos 49, So 266, ~. 81. 40 765 ia
The Jaehne and Buddensek appeals will probably be
que On Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE TRADE CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June % (Specidh.-Cudahy was
seller OF July wheat to-day. August sold up To 75 but
the market was weak. q. r. Hutchinson was a large
seller OF August wheat During the forenoon A. H. Bliss
and other scapers bought. Burchlnson's sales
amounted to 100000 bushels The bottom figures were
those touched early. 74s cents for August News OF
pretty liberal OF wheat az NewYork for export
Strengthens prices. BY noon twentyon boat loads
reported as taken At Gotham. The rain IN the
South and Southwest was however the principal
strengthening influence AS options for July wheat sold
up a cent IN NcwYOrk aud were within d cent OF
August they affected July trfe The big spread
between July and August WAS somewhat narrowed.
There a little show OF strength Oh the afternoon
board hut II did not last Tho 2:30 close was: July
wheat 1884, cents; August wheat 75s075h cents; jul"
80 August 36s cents; July OATS "a
cents August oats 20 Juy pork, 50 90; AUGUST.
pork. 50 %; July lard SO l75 August lard. So 21l2
July RIBS IS IS: August ribs 80 20. Puts on August
wheat, "a osn744 cents Calls August wheat 15A
The receipts were 81 cars Of wheat Gas Of COIN
and 81 OF Gals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
TIE COURTS.
CoryNT CHEsEBRoUGHs ESTATE.
MRS. ARNoLDs EFFORT TO SECURE WHAT SHE


MRS. ARNoLD's EFFORT TO SECURE WHAT SHE
CLAIMS Is HER SHARE OF IT.
The proceedings in equity to secure the claim
NJ Mrs Leonora Augusta Arnold to n share In the
estate belonging 10 Count George 81 Chesebroueh by the
will OF his mother and Dequ"athed to him and his awru
heirs, were heard ~ Special ExOmner b. Lincoio
Benedict Brooklyn yesterday Previous proceedings
were before special examiner in Saratoga. Count
Chesebourph who born in this city and bought MS
title at Vienna where he served In the Austrian army
WAS a man OF many eccenrictes. The estate when ne
left when died in 1866 said TO be worth S3oooooo
TIE property 10 now In tho possession OF his brother
II ia claimed that In 1853 Count Chesebrongn married
Josephine Crciger anc that they had daughter, who 10
now Mrs Thomas T. Arnold. She Is trying to secure
her sh IT Of her fathers cal ate.
The first witness yesterday was Samuel f. Mead,
clerk OF the Smithsonian Hotel IN 1853. He testified
Count Cheebrough and his wife stayed ut the hotel
and he recognized the woman who calls herself Mrs.
ChesebrOugh, and who in the court -room as the
woman then with the Count.
Daniel GO0 who tho night porter at the I0iu-
ridge Hotel, at b. Oadway and ERhtl-st In lsoo Was
examined for an hour. He remembered the Count ana
the woman he chilled his wife, Tney occupied set OF
rooms. one night he went up to answer the Coun' 8
bell and ne knocked at the doar Mrs Chesebr0ngh IN
her night dress past him The Count was IN pursuit
and stopped the Counts pursuit OF his wife. After a
little time the witness opened tue door and the Count
not know although he had given her key to another
aud told her to lock herself In. After pareylng
for time the Count went back to MS room an lett MS
wife alone. On tine hOtel register the Count wrote
" ChesehrOugh and wife. The witness identlned the
mother OF toe lainlin the passed as Mrs
Chrseorougb and shOm th" Connt called his wi e.
rhe women took much Interest IN the proceedings
richly dressed. They confident OF the
justice OF their The hearing Will 20 on Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
TIE PhIROahLM MAAkEE

The OIL speculation was dropping rather than
weak yesterday although business was
recorded No fort maize to push prices up. and II
the had any artificial support, II quiet one,
that at time seemed III -posed to discourage selling by
whoever wanted TO sell. From the best price Of the
day-Oel2 ccutstsrr wa recession To C,3 cents but
this price was only % cent below the nnaI ngure OF
Monday and only b under The owes point that day.
the gauges OF the reading we'll,
Washington district were ouly trine un er the prev
Gus days gauges that new 2OO-barrr well HAD been
opened arKlii tan old district The Cam
No Washington) well Is hanging the trade,
with indication that II ought To big
slight reaction 10 encouraging To hObrrs The stead
mess OF the market Is IN sharp contrast with the
nervousness and trepidation shown few weeks
ago the prospect vi good wells coming IN, ANA
augurs favoraby FOR the mood IN which operators may
meet temporary di-couragsments from Wnshn pro-
vldcd the Old wells continue tn show dropping produc
lion Porhsp, IL Il too much to expect down ard
Response 10 prices Ia the CAMERON No. iulnls the
xprctatious vi It's magnitude but nevertheless
traders are not likely To yield To unreasonable alarm
over IT, In fact sumo largo operators have sold out
nlicipaton of uufsvorabic Dews from tho West,
they will DO buyers again II tho speculation plays
under Tue market ended fully steady
and y cent above tho lowest quotations Of the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.


There were few features in the grain specula-
tons yesterday. and the wheat market monopoized
nerry everything OF interest Cash lots were shade
stronger and higher and the demands OF exporters ran
up IA 900 bushels Tho options opened heavy and
declined IA under free selling. but tho heavy
purchases for shipment reported later had tho eect
of causing full recovery In price Inc
close was firm at the best hyures.
s47s August up d s47s and september at 50 .,
the months scoring losses OF 1913 per cent
follows: October, S6l9; November. 81 December
ssas and January, s9s cents Cash corn continues
nominal In price In tho abseuce OF graded lots Inc
options devoid OF interest and ended steady 1T the
figures OF the day ij4 for July. i5 for August
AMI 4G cents for September. In oats spot lots were
triae lower There transactions In options an.
final quotations were nominal as follows: June, 80;
July 33ls; August, 3l, and September. 81 cents In
lard there trihe moro activity, aud prices iell
! a. poi is follows: July. $G - August. 50 43
81 ptemb Der, So 50: and OctoDer, So 80.
The of grain at N-wYOrk. Phadc phia, Balti-
Boston yesterday were as follows: Wheat,
37s, O96 bushels: corn, 21O636 bushels oats l0sGf6
bushels; total grain 69737s bushels; nour 22.Oll
barres At Chicago Milwaukee and st. Louis the
arrivals were: Wheat 55.326 busheis: corn, 2st.l6o
bushels oats. 133061 bushels total grain 4Io,o4'
bushels; -four, 80, $50 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
PRE-EMPrION AND TIMBER CULTURE Laws
NOMINATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS

WAsHINGTON, June 22.-The President sent
the follo~ln- nominations to the Senate today:
David n Burke OF wYork. to be Consul OF the United
states at Pu, rtO CaUello.
Pierce H. Ryan TO be Register OF the Land Hum
b0Li, Ca
Copeland 70 be Reg ster Of the Land ONCE At car.
city New.
Richard McCloud 10 be Register Of the Land once at
Durango. Col
Camp, Of Texas to be Register Of LAID oricc at
Prescott. Arizona
EDWARD T. PittmaL to Receiver OF Pubic Mone,s al
Durango. Col
sanuel ellison OF Pennsyvan tobe agent for the
daus Of tho Iort Peck Agency. Montana
Fostmascfs Lewis {. homes Al oble.kil. Ny
las J. aCkn at SIaDIetOL y. y; Henry ID.
Bradford. Conn James Mudey. AT fotsvc Penn FAailo
d. POrer. HI P4sO. Tex Thomas Il Perry Alton IN
James A. Able. al Auburn Hi J0LD An.eny Minneap.
Oils, MIN > curtis ,YluOuGs At Hudson Wis. lanes
McJouald at ligonier Ini: FREDERICK Edwards. at
ebster City, Iowa Joseph j. 1Opnh at Lougnont Col.
Inc President To-day appointed JOhn NJ GALLOWAY. of
Kansas to lie an appraiser OF Tho right of way Of the
Southern Kansas RsIrOsi Company through the Indian
Territory. vice Jonn NJ artin. declined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
COMMANDER oUAckEYBUsns CASE.

WAsHINGTON, June o." It's useless, of
course. oppose such measures IN the Senate. re-
marked General Logan, when bill placing Commander
Quackenbush the retired ils of The Navy beng
discussed the nate to-day. Il want to call the
attention. however. OF Senators to TINS bil.'
he continued exhibiting thiriy-nlDe closely printed
pages of the Navy Register IL contains the names OF
Congress who have guilty
% and all OF offences want Seud-
tors and whether thus ndl-cIimuate
crowding OF retired list should not be stopped"
Tne went for nothing, however. AMI the BIN
passed OF % To II. Com nandrr Quackrn
dismissed In 1874 Tor druh krnne-s
while duty In foreign port. upon the findings OF
cOuIt-marllal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
REFUSING TO ACCEPT A BOND.

On the judgment recovered by John Gregory
against tho NewYor Lake Erie and Western Railroad Com
pany FOR So $50 for personal INJURIES Justice Van Bnnt
Yesterday rejected insufficient the bond offered by the
American Surety Company TO stay execution on appeal Inc
pany showed capital stock OF s5jl25Ji all paid in In
cash, vi h Liabilities bonds To te amount OF tl7Ooo.
900 Tor which II collateral securities The ObJec
tons thai the should be- amply sufficient as
private bond and that the fact OF its
Collateral security aided weight 10 its sur
tceny The company lately secured the passage OF an
amendment the Code allowing OF tins KIND
give bOnd, wh,n otherws two bonds would be re-
CURED Jacob Fro opposed the acceptance Of the under
taxing and other Henry schmidt, Frederick r.
n usent and Messrs Albeit & Fuller appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE BIG TELEGRAPH SUIT.


yesterday The su Of General John O. Farnsworth az re-
OF the Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company
against the Yves ern Unon Company. G. II. IN III, the
former snpernt ndcni Of construction OF The Ame Rapid
Telegraph COMPANY aud Michael Mcdonald his foreman
told Row HE lines OF that company bnit under Their
supervs on William A. Nay, anhtor OF the same company
te- med that its SJ3ouD IN the year
ending October l. s-3 to the best ofhs recollection Joseph
sawyer II Boston formerly director OF the American rapid
Company depose that he had he Amerca Rapid
stock which. under the of Augt q 1851 he ex-
changed for Bankers and Merchants bonds lie did not hear
until special meeting OF the Amcrca Rapid stock olders
held az Hartford August H. 1884, OF the sringiDg OF
aDkcrs and Mere ans the American Rapid poles
the contract october H. 1879 Israel sherman,
fora Of the American RAPID Company. tes
timoy In regard to buyn rights OF way for the company III
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
THE CASE OF COLLECTOR BEECHER

WASHINGTON. June % (Speciab.-The con-
irmation Of H. +. Boechcr. the son Of Henry Ward
Bescher be Collector OF Customs for tie District Of
Puget Sound is opposed by Daniel Krppler aud II. ID.
Temple OF Washington Territory. both OF whom ap-
peared before the Senate Committee Commerce
Kepplrr is the man who says that he sent through
Captain Beccner "A sum of money lie turned into
money send 10 persona In the East. Temple
Is the whom Captain Beccher
says he gave the money buy the orders. The
money orders received by Kcpplers cor
r rspOndents Temple having received the
from Beech Beechrr, on the other hand, says
he did. The bearing not concluded to-iay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
NEW THEATRE ~ THE BOWERY.

Moses Silleman intends 10 erect "A new theatre
al M. u Bowery aud Ia the 81 Aos. - and %
which probably Will be known the sew Oriental
TUeatre Plans were filed al Fire Headquarters yester
day. but had been passed upon by Superintendent
DOench. The Estimated cost IL $4,000. Plans for
police stallion for the Twrnty-rghth Precinct
filed also The station will be IN sixty
of Second ave, ana VIII cost 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
GENERAL BCTLER NOT A CANDIDATE

BOsToN, June % (SDenaD General Butler
said to-day see that tho papers have been busiy
engaged In drag inx my forward IS u candidate
for the GoveruOrship this fall That has been done
without my AUTHORITY; have not said word to any
body Abont the matter What do want the Governor
snip Tor To make the canvass could require y
expenditure OF time. labor and nyAcy win CORE
aponting benent 10 be derived"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Leutenant-Co Colonel
Alfred L. Hough, 10Th Infantry. will reinQnIsh the
command OF the depot at Davids island. NewIork Iiar-
boz the senior officer rank and repair I" New
York CRY the duties OF Superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for the year beginning october
!. 1856, which date Coonel George l. Andrews.
25th Infantry. will be relieved from duty supcrn-
iendent of the General Recruiting Service and Will pro-
coed TO join his regiment.
The following IS the detail for recruiting service
for the period from October $50. to October |, 1855
LeueDaut-Co Colonel Richard f. Ooerne. l5th Infantry.
Will report III person 10 the superintendent o. the Re-
crultng Service TO command the depot AT David- lssn
Newly orK Harbor Major samuel sumner. 5tb Cavalry.
cruinr service command Inc cavalry depot at Jerr
sOn Barracks. No. relieving Major John X Miner. 4h
Major William l. kellogg. 18Th Infanrry, will report in
person tho Superintendent OF the Recruiting Service
to command the depot at Columbus Barracks ONO re-
neybg Lieutenant -Coionel Robert H. ON J. l7tn IN.
fautry. The officers have been ordered report by
October l, 1856 The officers relieved will JOIN their
regiments
One company officer preferably a first Iieutenanu
3D. 5n 7th OH. llth, 1871, l5th. 17tn l9th 2ls 25d
10 the superintendent Of the Recruiting S-rvico New
YORK Guy, by October l, 1856. These officers VIII DO
actually with their regiments. and In making the
ton regard Will be mad to fitness for re.pousbe
officers OF the above named regiments of the expiring
detsiin charge OF rondrz'ons at the iepot those
OF the new detail report and order them t. JOh thsr
Captains r. IL. Montgomery 9Th Cavalry; Adam Kr..
FIRST Lieutenant +. W. Siuey, 20 Cavalry, have
been relieved from duty AT Jefferson Barracks. Mo. I'd
ordered to JOIN their regiments. Captain II. W. VESSELS
Jr. AL Cavalry; Captain j. ~ Whrelan. ID Cavalry an1
Captain j. q Adams. lst Cavalry, been ordered
duty ri Jefferson Barracks
First Lieutenant L. A. Craig. 9Th Cavalry, has bccn
from duty Recruiting Service ana ordered
TO join his regiment.
PRE- EMPTION AND TIMBER CULTURE LAWS.
WAsHINGTON, June 22.-The Senate to-day
took up the bill repeating the euptIon and timber
cut laws Mr.. Blair had moved - ondnenJ pro-
hibtng the acquisition in one ownership OF more than
$40 OF desert lands TO this Mr. ingalls, offered
amendment applying the Limitation to all public lands.
The latter proposition when the pending question
to-day down.
MT BlAlrs amendment was then voted down-yeas B,
nays A. TIE Senators voting in the affirmative were
Mossrs. Blair, DOph aud lie ller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

House would not consider t. Applause on the De"o
Mr. Morrison then moved the previous question Oh the
adoption OF the resolution .s..,,.
Mr. Reed moved 10 lay tho resolution on tho teoie -,
The yeaa and nays ordered. and rcsat" :" quo
defeat of Mr. Reeds moton-yeas l26; nays. lob pc
fore a yot. could taken tho original molon H,.
Reed moved adjournment. and tho KepnoncamH; "
diatory tactics, aged to consume the TINS up W
o'clock when undsr the standing order the oPeake'
cared the IIouss adjourned amid an outourst y. ny
plause and decisive Laughter from the keiuohc"n~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
The range prices and dealings az tho Don

The OF prices and dealings az tho Oon-
solidated Exchange as follows:
Opening ................6 Goa Lowest 81
Highesf tInal.
~'S'A'o""
The refined oil market was firm but unchanged at
cent? here and 7Is cents gallon In Philadelphia ana
Baltimore.
BRADFORD. Penn, juno o. Crude Oil. National
Transit Certificates opened at 69as and closed at o9;
highest. $685. lowest Gs'a clcararces. 24ofOoO bar
rels.
OIL CRY. Penn. Juno 22Crude Oil-Satonal TRANSIT
Certificates opened NJ 69a and closed At 90 highest
69la lowest 6s 10; sales 900 barrels clearances
4964OOO barrels: charters. 10 80 barrels; shipmens
7l.224 Darrels; runs 90, 800 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

IN .,r.., acht at and Eightcsnths. and tho
Jury having ended them to mercy Jusuco bar-
rrtf in the Court and Tcrmner. yesterday en
fenced them TO State for seven years ana Blk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

TWO YOUTHS SENT TO PhIsOS FOR MURDER
John Il. Bigelin and Richard Hayes, both
under twenty years old having been Convicted on IN.
charging them with killing " illam Mitchell