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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

If money could be borrowed az
easily as trouble. how round-shouldered
some folks would become.-C Chicago
Ledger.
-Oxberience was bully deacher.
Der only trouble nit him vos dot he
gifts his knowledge out when it vas
pooty late.-National Weekly.
1t is considered breach of etiquette
to give your seat in the horse car to
poor working woman if a fashionable
young lady is standing.-NeD Haren
Ne,Ds.
The girl who runs away with the
hired man is held up to ridicule, but
she frequently does better than the one
who marries poet.-Erchange.
III anything in this world can put
wings on the feet of Incidence it is a
woman with dipper of hot water and
forward impulse when a tramp is
sassy" "-Burlington HaUkeye.
"A darkey preacher in Waco, Tex.
lining out a hymn from memory said:
Plunge in a gulf of dark despair,
Ye wretched sinners-come out of dar.
Mandolin playing is the latest fash
ionable craze among young ladies.
Perhaps, after all, the time will come
when it will be considered the pro per
thing to play on sewing machin e.
Ne,o Hdr en- NeUs.
ty-holder-.sHey, wake up
there! / think there's burglar in my
house." Weary Officer-"Well, you've
got gall to wake . man out of a sound
sleep to tell him what you think. -
The Judge.
Whom shall our girls marry?"
asks New York editor with consider
able anxiety. Out here the experiment
is being tried of having our girls marry
our boys. The scheme certainly will
bear investigation.-Estetline Cd. ~
Bell
You can accomplish almost any.
thing with a man if you will take the
precaution to give him good dinner
A man, it will be observed. resembles
horse in this respect. A horse is un-
governable until you put bit in his
mouth.-Boston Transcript.
A young society lady asked Gus
Snobberly, New York dude: What
has become of your dog, Mr.. Snob-
berly?" 81 have disowned him. We
know. He barked at Bwitish fwend
of mine and l disowned him on the
spot. He is no longer adwag OF mine"
TEXAS Sittings.
A New York woman is said tt
sleep in chamber which cost, in dec
Grafton alone, $4,000. When she
eats . pickel, some ice cream and a
slice of fruit cake before retiring. her
dreams are no more pleasant and costly
than those of the tramp who sleeps in
q hogshead, the decorations of which
dom t cost NorristoUn Herold.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08
BRAVE AND MUFF.
The Great Friendship Between Them, and
How 1t Is Manifested.

The Great Friendship Between Them, and
How 1t Is Manifested.
Brave is our dog, Nluff is our cat.
and they are great friends, | can tell
you.
Brave is great, black, shaggy fell
low, and Muff is just as white as white
can be.
Brave brought her to us himself. one
cold, wet night last fall; perhaps that
is why he likes her SO we'll She was
only a little, dirty, draggled kitten. but
Sister Nan washed and combed her,
and tied a blue ribbon around her neck.
and then she was pretty; and she is so
neat, she has been pretty ever since.
She and Brave eat from the same dish,
but he sleeps in his kennel, and she
has nice little bed in the woodshed.
One morning, not long ago, when
went out in the shed after shavings to
make the fire, there was Muff and five
of the littlest, cunningest kitties you
ever saw.
Now" said Nan, II guess Braves
nose is out of joint. Muff won't have
any more to say to him.
But just as soon as the outside shed
door was opened. Muff ran straight to
Braves kennel. Then she rubbed and
purred around him a long time 4
know she was talking to him, but Nan
laughs when tell her so.
They both came back together. and
Brave stood as much as five minutes
wagging his great shaggy tail and
smelling of those little stub-nosed kit
tens Then he talked to Muff again.
and then she took one in her mouth
and started for Braves kennel. Brave
looked at her a minute, then he
grabbed tsCo in his great mouth. and
went too.
/ guess Muff scolded him, for he
didn't come back after the others. She
carried them out.
1t looks so funny to see Brave tend
ing those kittens while Muff is hunting
mice, but he does do it every day of
their lives. He curls himself up in the
door so that they can not crawl out.
and will not let any one come near
them until Muff comes back.-Yonth's
Companion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08

The system of savings banks in
Massachusetts during the past fifty
years has proved itself as safe as any
financial system within the range Of
monetary experience. Thetotal amount
of losses to the depositors by the fall
ure of savings banks in the State dur
ing that time is estimated by the Bank,
Commissioners at about three-twelfths
of one per cent Of the entire deposit,
-B0StoR Traveller,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08
WHO IS IT2
VITO 10 TY
rhe Amusing and Perplexing Game o
NumunfAns

the Amusing and Perplexing Game Of
Mummies."
i" DO you think you could pick out
our papa, if you only saw his eyes?"
''Oh, what question: Ethel laughs
II great amusement. II guess /
couldn't help knowing my papa. if /
,nly saw one eye!''
Well. now you try it, Ethel, and let
all the others try it-this funny and
perplexing game of mummies.
Get the clothes-frame in from the
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08

States which have rooted Carrick
Castle for three hundred years are
found to be perfectly sound. Yet the
Irish quarries whence they were taken
are all but idle,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08

"A crazy man from Cambridge,
Mass, set out to kiss all the women he
met at Pawtucket, r. l. As he had red
hair, the State was evacuated. CHICAGO
Herald,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-05-08

1t is estimated that the annual cos.
for the picking alone of the cotton crop
of the Southern States is 81, ,OO0, ,QlO.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
LIVE STOCK YARKEr, BY TELEGRAPH.

Rurrno April 81 cattle -Receiptsast ~ hours 275 head
for week l22O mead TOR E- last week.
head through - cars 81 OF which To New
York; car, prices advanced 8 lOc. since last
Monday Good Choice steers, ~ 4OdtJ OO cars held
H.. -...
ncai for same time last week 75VO ueau:
no through consgnments - ears on sale Inferior 10 far
ar fj Lambs dn and nominal 10 cars Inferior 10
Fair Sh, ep held over. $50. -. 49,, H. ...
HOGS Receipts "a hours 4l0O head total for ~ees
tnuS ~ 40: time last we,k 2J2iU ronssnoo
which II for New NOrk: - car3 on sle
mar <ct steady fair demn Light lgs "a l0d - 2p
- 25dSI 80 seiec ted ork
efs 81 ijdSi 4U Medium weights 81 800 dsi 40
ST ioUis April 2l-Ca're- ReceiDts. 500; shDmcntS
sD market strong FAIR Choice Naive shipping steers
ona 30 Native Butcher steer. t3 29N.+ 20 COWS
and efers 81 2oGs3 70 StocKers ana Feeders. s3 %
"a p , oon t,,h, "a aa n
PackIng D 0Oas4 OJ. Heavy. VI ]O1ti 20
Sheep-- Recelpts 40. shIDnent> ooo m<r~ot "eA" |"
s3 5O1.j % - , ,...., .ooo-,. nan. -
ReceIpls $500 ncad snpmens 2Jm mead nlarket oscf
2Jdsi 90 stOcsers ana teeuers - .
asi 10 cows Bulls ami Mixed. Il oJdsi ~ buX - W
Hoo,-Recelpis 10000: shipments 1000: "arset weat:
Rorgn ana MIxed ~ O0N - 70 raokinz sac Shppins
"a "a "a 20 Light. ~ 30 NsIDs - 40 ~ OI
5000 letf: oaiDmenls oOo netl marAos
ueag Natives jUaSJ 10
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
EUROPEAN pa)DJcg lAyxxr

LIVERPOOL. April 2-froyisons- -Bacoa ca nbrrianicas
Clear idlas Z9i 0L: -aDrt Gear Mtdiss
short Ribs 3os 0L; shoalders ~ o per cw.
i,eef-,Os lniiAr Ness; PRIME Mess g od
,,orK-prne hls Oh per Prime Ness Eastern.
As: Western 4}s Gd Lari -Amercan 32s.; PrTe West
crn Oil 3ss. OF Hams-LOng cut i2s oi
shoulders 81 Butter sos 0d per cwt for finest ntec
states Cheese-A merican Choice. ,lA od Wheat-kea
Western sprng Is ID S7s o.: Red inter- ,s "a = "a:
per centaE Soung. Is id.. New Western WnterIs i
Sew MiXei estcrn A. 5t: California 80 l. % lVi
No 3 is Sd a Os.-d Drr GENITAL proince
27s o.: do st London 2ss nd per
cwt refined Dctroeun, 6sl H. per gan ~ Cioyerseed-
American Red 4ys per TaIl0s-l3s ID. Dercst koss
common. IS. "a: Pale lis od ~Ds o. Linseei on 2iA
"a per cwt. Ta0w-tine American. IJs sd. Prin, Ctf
23s sd American Rsingeratod Bee' had quart
-, cUlrters ilti. per ID
l5s per un ilnsee tls a. per quarter Iansee
Cake ~ 5s447 y it, Der tol Reuneo P~froisuu0 81
i per gallon spirit, u rdrDeltiua 2'S OIL per cwt.
S,er,r fI pls pe ton Resin s. 3D. per cwLs
Pale i6s. dlla Provisions Lard 55A Uf Oer cwt ioe
Amcrcau sug gar ljs for CUBA Centrifugal
poarinng o6o and Od 0ns dfor cu)a Maseovaie tAe
rotuug atptt: AIstrui1I rNloS S-S,sL zsS IL -S,s
ID. Mutton. 22s AZ 81 Cosot Nut On-ceYlbi,
sz5s. 3D. Cochin. f2J&2b Ss .,
AyrWERP April 2l-PetrOeum-Fine pale American 10
francs paid ami Is francs 20 ccntn,s seera
Wcoxs ar 20 centimes per 100 xitoh
BREMEN. April 2i-petroleum. marks 81 pisnnik>
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA Sr00KS
sAy FRANCISCO. APRIL 81. 1884
Yesterday. Today
WEDNESDAY, April 2l-r. ".

WEDNESDAY, April Zl-F ~.
The tone OF tho Stock Exchange market to-day de-
veoped marked improvement. Bnt the dealings were
restricted BIZ an OF securities for sale at current
figures. Rightly wrongly the impression Ia growing
that the strike systom. far Its 10 dictate who
shall shall not he employed by corporations or ind
vduas and the ~ stem Of boycottng, the wane
As these been the which lately have been
depended upon break values, their dissoying naturally
larger shorts" In the stock market. The effect of
change in the situation frat shown by them because
they have position to correct before they get
the right side of the market Wouibe new buyers
afford to wait further developments before assuming
risks This IL all there in todays general improve
ment The large bears" attempted to buy quietly;
the smaller discovering the movement took tho bit
aud covered freely. Three four times during the day
small raids were made, followed by quick recoveres.
The business In stocks 600 shares greater
than it was yesterday and the transactions were very
well distributed resulting in final gains averaging about
per Pacific Mail early was depressed from 90 To
53 on the pectaOn that the directors at their meet
ing to-day would pass the usual quarterly dividend The
market sed strong.
Government bonds werc in fair demand and rather
frmer. Bids for tho 2s ls per cent higher and
for the cent higher, .because the bonds
enumerated in Yesterdays call for $lOOOOOO0 to ma
tu,e in june are good delivery for sale at tie
Stock Exchange. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
GEALy 1YD TR0DCCE M4RKETS.
FEATURES or NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Wheat was active yesterday and subject TO
considerable fluctuations. The cash market at one time
WAS easier bat toward the end 1t rallied and frmer
tone was developed. although only 24OOO bushels were
taken Ivy exporters better feeling in the options was
manifest opening and prices scored gains o y a.
81 cent. subsequently on what appeared TO DO wall
Street reazaons. prices fell oil ana
the fluctuations in tho afternoon were
vide ana frequent. The net result, however,
was the the market TO about the best gdes
with gains Of Sd 3 cent from Tuesday night Inc close
was firm follows: APRIL 9ili; Nav 9ii2 june VlDs'
July aud August. 9i3s; 9cpten, ,cr. Oh Octopcr JOS
and Dccihcr 9-Ls cent. Cash corn was only steady
Expcrter- bought 900 husnc me options were III
ed to quietmcss bat closed ~ the top prices ana isD
"A cent better follows: April 4Gl2 May ~; Jurr.
!. s July. I7al: August, 4-le cents Cash oats were
Ia cent better, export trade was dohc.
me options rose ]. cent and ended az
81 Tor April 3G5 for May and 36 cents for jane de-
ycries The provision market were weak, Dut ard op
tlons endei only srhc lower ~ follows: April az;
May, So IL; June. 20 % July "a y August, 80 81
Ganian,i.-a ~ -; UCtOurr. 50 ~. go
The receipts OF grain at Newly Ork Philadelphia Bat
more and Boston yesterday were as follows: wheat
80 2gi bshcl- SO97l bushels; oats5I3ll DlsEc.s
total grain $40 bushels hOnr 4O.O7l barrels. AZ Ch
cacn Milwaukee, ana ~. LOul> the arrivals were; Whra
2g0s3 bushels corn. 1856 bushels oats l3o?l3
busicis; total gram, 323.512 bushels HOUR -o'o'
harre
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April u (Special). May wheat on
the curb tonight sold 81 b cents, tue top hures
for the day Puts III May wheat sold at sO's cents
calls at s2ss cents Cuahy tonight Is said to have
bought puts 100000 bushels. The call price last
night was s2s s3 for Jane ana sOGSl cents Tor
May This made these points the contesting places
when they reached Sellers or these privileges
sold the market when the call price was reached Tor thc
reason that the advance had been liberal that they
felt safe June got up above e3 cents several times ana
MAY touched 81 Is cents From these places, however,
they were each time promptly sold down. Lester was
st the leading bull. -
The weakness IN pork caused by general selling ny
packers and holders the carry ing charges are weight
on the market tendns to depress the near options.
News this afternoon from the straits shows that tue
orau fleet has through.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
CALENDARS TO-DAY

errrxr- CorRr. CH.MBEps-Befors Andrews. Nos.
& H. 70 -. lG a. 20 80 So "a 90 100. lO2 II, ls. i22
BIZ lS lg M M Mlis 81 its SS ~ 2 - So '2S e. 1885, 49, 49,
SUpRrMn CoURr-SrECIAL TgRN-PARr I.-Before n
Brunt J-Not 6O7, GIL, "9l 6i' $40, 62 62- CSo o"I
strRtsE CHcun-PARTI I.-Bc:ore Lawrence =
Nes -. 3. 2s2j 23oi. 2l25 az 93.s 2757 - y" es9
:9.s 30sj li6s 1881. l.35 1908. AL.
sUPgENE coUar-Cmcuu-Pim lI.-Beore Van NorsI
SUPREME CoCRr-CilcUIl-PART IrI-Adjourned uutl Mon
suFGfMF CouET-CIBcun-PAET IV-Before Beach -
case Noday caentlr - -
sUERoGAIE's CoUnI-BeioIe Rollins. s.-Wih ot Jan2
BTay. Motion calendar called at IL a. III. VIII ci
sUrRRoR C0URr-s,rFci,L TEaM-Bcfore TruaH, IN o..
surEMoI CoURT-TElAL TERN PART I.-Betore OGorman'
COMMON PLats-GFXrRaL TERN Before LarremoTe C. J;
Booxstaver LOS 2 D. J. ). o. g lo. II, - Il II,
10. no. H. -. 10. o. 81 - %, o. 10 70 -. 70 ~
CoMMoy PLrAs-EQUnY TEEM-Adionrned unit Monday.
>EoilMoS PLS,s-srEciAL TRRM-iieors Bockstaver j.
CoNMox PLsAs-TRIM TEEM-PARI I-Before paiy. IL
Nos lotS 5l7, ~! i1if. l713 1903 l7lo I'LL lHs'
CoMMoN PLEAs-l gAL 1EgN-PAgT II.-Beforc Van Hoo.
JAos 1853. 1884, liCi, liJ2. 4j3 l3l1 lbs, l'Os
CRY CouET-TEIAL TpR,i- PAET I-Before hrlich, JNos
j2l2. 553>. :siz, 951 J:ll J5'l +lll 5oli 6-Ii'
CIY CorKI-TaiAL rERN:-PARI II.-Geore Hyatt tl, Il
Nos 5.e., CO.'S J9oS 5ss2 5o 5'a os.3 % o. Egs
Si6 go ?sSt 50 l. so9s g 81. 5j4 81 g. '''
CIIY COURT-TRIAL TLGM-ttEr IIl-Before Han q
e5iS az G2 2 sSS @ 81 . . & & sss SSi s g. 1851 ''O
COURT or OYsa AND TRKNNER-AoJourned unt Apih
couEr or GRScGAL sfsHoXs- PARr I--Before Recorder
sinyt ana Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald Nos l.
p :. !. ). g. 10 H. - 49, a. 10 10 p,.. rndre
Glrrsleeye District Attorney Bedford - o.
2& J., % q 20 Il q X 3 4 n - 81 lo 81 - 81 Gs. ~ sS.
. o. %, al, -. AZ.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
THE COURTS.
LES y. MILLER.
TWO nEEEATG l

TWO DEFEATS FOR CHARLES y. MILLER.
Charles p. Miller sustained another complete de-
feat as counsel for George Usher in suit against John f.
Donnel and Policeman Phillip Bla damages account
Of an alleged false tried before u'tce Hall In the CITY
Court this week That is say the defeat was complete m
verdict for cents a<alntt
= verdict favor Of the policeman was any
thing else tha defeat The defence was c0nduced ny
Messrs. Wcliman, Townsend and Albeit
verdict FOR city rendered Yesterday in an action
Abraham Warscansky for S2j0U0 damages for in
resulting from fail ice in front Of No Bowery In Maieh
1888 The tried before Judge Van Loosen aii
The evidence showed that the ice which
from dnppings OF the elevated railroad
there being pan under the track catch the water
Charles Miller tried for the plaintiff Not only
was the jury the city the Court awarded
an allowance OF $50 against Mers client Assistant
Corporation Counsel Francs L. Wcllman and Henry W.
Wheeler represented the city.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
THE WE'LL AND EABRA CLAIMS.
Az EFFORT TO PASS BILLS TO SUBMIT THE MATTEl


a LTFOKT TO PASS bile TO 81 BNII HE Nh -1I
TO THE COCETs.
WASHINGTON. April u (Specian.-The fall
ore secure twO-tnirds vote to conhrn the treaty
with Mexico In regard TO the We'll and LAbra claims
has led Senator Morgan thIuk that 1t would be good
thing TO discuss the subject in open Instead OF secret
session. introduced bill to-day, the preamble OF
which that the honor OF the United states re-
qres that the of We'll should be further
by Unite States to ascertain whether
ills Government has been made the means OF enforcing
pp0a friendly power claims Of our citizens based upon
OF exaggerated by fraud" The bill authorizes the At
tone,-(eneral to bring a suit the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia to determine whether the
award in any part the result of false swearing or
fraudulent practices and If so to recover from the
claimant SUI O amount AS was obtained IN tnat
way In the meantime the Secretary of State Is TO with
hold pay yinents under tho award Any part OF ~ au-
Judged TO have been faudulcnty obtained from Mexico
to be returned similar bill was introduced III re-
gard 10 the claim of the IAbra silver Mining Company
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Mdding clause April and MAY delivery. 2std, slss
Cid.: do NAY ami June delivery. . tld: 40 June -
July delivery 546id 40. July s1t August deivety.
r4d; August september dc ivcrv oosd d0 OcSoees
Tenders tor aeivcries at todays cearngs $40 bsiss
dCck.ts and - bacs Od.
2p.m.-t ot'on-G0od Aniling Cplands llaJ Md
ding planes -lod.; Ios Ait.ins Up ms Vii UooY
ordinary UPlaad2 I'D; Ort,nary Jplnls 4Ld; 0co4
Mridhns Tcxa. oad Nrld.Dg lcxas. ,isL; Low M
ding Texas jlbd: iood ordinary Iexas 4s(d; Or.
cinaIy iexaa gi H.Gdhng orcaas. Jistj Low MidMnl
Orleans lsd. Good Ordinary or.eans A'sd' ordinssy
Orleans. ID.
Tae sales Of the day included $500 bales Amer.
Futures quiet steady; Cpands Low Mdding csuses
ueiycry. 2jid buyers Apri a31 iay donyerys
lid buy,rs do MAY and June delivery. 2.n4d.
Augut Gcvefy.J lid sci DO August and rep
fe'nbpr delivery &c ID sellers do september ano october
livery 6Gid. sellers; DO october and November deiv
cry, 81 G+d. value; do. september delivery, ove$d
sellers
D. m.-Futurcs closed quiet Upiands, Low Middiina
ciause April delivery lA,L buyers do April and NAV
delivery buyers; do. May ant June delivery. =
buye,si Jun. and Jniy delivery. +o4d sellers;
do July and August ivery 80 ID Jnyers do Auguss
anI september delivery. 7G+d. buyers; 10. september
vember delivery 26Id sellers do september delivery.
oyOid. sellers. ..., -
GALVESTON April 2l.-Coton steady; Middl,ng. 81 Low
Mddiinz 81, tiood Ordinary. li6i net and gross 70
cepts sales. l.Jo8 bscs stock. 4l,IIs oaiee
SAVANNAH. Aprl 2l.-Coton quiet and steady Mddins.
receipts go bales exports 70 tao continent 200 Dsoe
cOastSsr 05 bales sales 100 bales stock :2460 oaiee
Nsw-ORRAxs. Aprl 2l.-t'otton nrn Middlinx l3I0i
Low mtddug 56; oOd Ordinary !, 10 net ana gross
receipts Ss bales; exports T. the Continent, 1877 bNesl
eoastwsc 6.6s7 bacs sales. 5000 oassi STOCK 2o9sU
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
THE PETROLEUh HIRkEE

Crude certificates again were lightly traded
in Yesterday and prices dId not huctuate beyond the
range Of - per cent The news from tho oil country
showed the Munha and the Willets No. wells IN 'he
Washington field TO showing the Dyer did at the
s,me dcnth The speculation must he called hrm Ia
view of its indifference these alvces even though
prices fell oil a snale from Tuesdays flna ngufes ll
rrnih the market closed with Significance OF tone
but there is enough floating snort interest to war
rant "A rally on any bod buying. -, .... mo
onutc the following from the circular letter of watson
4 Gibson:
We have mad the opportunity inspect the annual report OF
refining plani wells steam cars, stations ee aud WIN
il conpicey OyesiaGows all The small reineres and mn
nay hrn crcnatc that iussiln re1nerS were doing
losing business. and cSamnlon OF the Nobel statement
petroleum Industry though does uot lupy thai under d
iiy unpront,oe By thls eonpanys showing M it maze %
profit OF two million aS9ses .iat, IN i's are
largely IN petroleum product. on hand estimated at
ery esm.cd would surely the surplus IS
7dsSSs ioH5cs against whca il held product, hand
% T916e1 ,oia n, sGsyape @ a. CASH.
The ndeDedncss last year million and hai
ioubes les, than December 81 1885, The Nobel company
SeSa
by Berlin syndicate cary IN the winter OF leeS'oi a'
about 92.
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con-
solidated Exchange were as follows:
Opening 7@ss @ Enwest''- Ei"a 7Sls
saie. barrels '................2 2, 1900
There was no change In renei oil. which closed at 1
cents per gallon and "a cents In Philadelphia ana
Baltimore.
| OIL CITY Penn. April 2l.-Cruie On-National Tran
Ait Certificates opened at 76 and closed at 76is;
highest price, 767s; lowest price. rs; sales lO95ooo
barrels shipments, ,s45 barrels; charters, 6losO
barrels clearances barrels runs ~ $50 bar
| rels.
BRADFORD, Poun, April 2l-Crude Oil-Natonal Tran
| sit Certificates opened at 76as aud closed at 7oA
highest price. 7GA; lowest price. rs; clearances'
| l,564, 900 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court OF the United Statos to-day wero
follows:
No 210-Rchard Knox and others ellanfs, ogf me
Nwl ldria Minnie Company ApDea from the Circuit our
OF the United States for the District ot all onil Isis-e
per stipulation Clerks costs to be paid bv apIcllsnts
No. 2l5 Caroline Carson. plaintiff In agt. Mary y
HYATT others and No IG2 Caroline Carson. apoe.Lt
aat Mary Hyatt cxecutrI and Others. hrgnmen,
continued Edward McCrcddy. r for defendants in ef am
appciees and concluded by James Low nes for the pain'
fl error and appellant. ,
pail in agt The People ~ the state OF New-fork
Continued.
No 247 The Fire Ass OF PHILADELPHIA plainliu
In error agt The people of tie state OF New-York Con-
tinuel.
40. 3t9-The Chesapeake and Ohio Pailway ompapy'
plain III IN ag. agf. \ White administrator
No 2I@-1nonas Hopper pIainn in error. ag the town
of CovIngt0n Ind Argnm.n; begun by " McDonaf .Or
paintin and continued by Thomas Davidson Tor
defendant III
30. I2~7-chunit Brothers appellants. agt. VI CoDOi
and no l2-S-Arthu O'Malev app llants. agt. Farley
Ordered To be continued I'll next term
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22
wHYA MARRIAGE WAS ANyULLED.

Rafala TuziO. an Italian girl, age thirteen, was
married last year by Alderman Walsh Antonio sabbatno
who as more than old Her parents appeared be
,rs Iustce Van Brunt n Supreme Court SPECIAL
vesteray and the marriage be annuled Wit
fled that age tho Al
deTnan 10 be when he married them Justice Van
Brunt said: maj. ...... a. ,..o,oo. ~, a,,
niece OF business II could md anything the
crnn Il code tat would warrant such stcp wOuii schu
ali the Darties before the Grand Jury"
New-York tribune., 1886-04-22

Fort Ferry COMPANY un',,a chmrc ofs'ooo TOT water
IL ,al an application niu1 i,l 70 pevint a. action
Andrews In iprem, Court CnAi'De''
yeseriay The decision va, rcser'cd
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man rrcnty bequcathel his property wori - " ~
"a his wife His brother Joln is n rstlns W. ~
dec arlng that b; undJc influence VIE peVcn''d hh
r I'm leaving tho conetrnt 900 he hsd pro Hsch 10
In the supremo court yestcrdiy judge B,rnarl pre- nh
Y, r ct Of On was iycn ia avoT Christopher !"hn
ami against the viaxc Flushing for d,m1rrs rec'yg W
plat, tlf falling imperfect board wIk III uV '4'"sN
The case Will 10 appealed