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tics" 0A1L1? rsrnn: ogCA. uitgDA irosmG srpnnnxcit; 34; icsz. THE COURT RECORD. IITABU8BED 15. VATSON BROWN'S BODY; duotatio for mining stocks to day wer aa fat low: Alpha Vericaa 6 Alia.

.....11 14 tioao Bl ier 7 lti Nortoeru 13 Beat A 7 Oohir 4 Sd' JiJJro Builio lOverniaa .11 3J i Fotu, I Chollsr 7.... 1 Coaeolirieted Virginia. lierra Mrls.j, 4 I 'row a ..27 3 iuer King Kichequer. Union Coaaoudatsdl. 7 gain of 3 to 5 point, probably owing to tb light receipt at porta, reported at 5,324 bales, against T4.670 bales last ysar.

Liverpool waa a fraction lower on arrival and with a moderate demand forapote si previous rates. Ths light reoeipte do not have tbe effect predicted by the bulla, aa it ta known that th rop la fully two week 1st, snd beae the light movemeat is not unusually significant, A market with bnt little variation In price la probable us til the receipt begin to sin in volume. The following were the opening, highest, lowest, aud closing quotation for cotton oa th New York Cotton Escusnce: a si2 tiS DEBCKFIXO OH 2 5 12.33 12.3W 12.33 12.39 12.33 October 11.7H 11.82111.77 11.83 11.77 November. 11.68ilL581L56!11.68i 11.55 December H.58lL58ll.5611.57llL54 Tsykowskl. Jobsn Marsh.

Stanislau Mstusls wlec Simon and John Korpo lewski. Case, Sio.ooo, Arthur Son rood er. any. 42.413 Aa ton Malek vs Bama Case. Iiaooa Bams atty.

42.414 John Lennon, use of John Con a or, vs George H. Balcbelier aad Joha B. Dart. Appeal. bappressed on Tamday 43.405, F.

Kldd'e tOBT Abram Edwards. Attachmsnt, Ia F. Cnmmlnra, Bttvt. LAW CHIEF JUBTICa BOOESa. Ordsrs 2,771.

Kittler ts Care ten rul on deft to give bail or give nsw bond by Sept. 183, Ogdsn Murphy: mo to oupdsp oontd 404. Grg vs Hastings; cans trans to United State Circuit Court. Judgment 2,064, Joha Lsndweler vs Wm. Scbaadt; judge.

6113.58 2.985, Henry Hart man vs bsuis; 61ba08 3,888. Henry Heuer Same; 6211.502,087, Frederick Wille bum; airf3.83 2.U88, Louis XI oritur ts Sam: 171.102.089, Henry Olden berg Same 6178.48 2,870, Heorv Taacii Same; 6120 2.971, Lswl Poyervs bame: 6150252,972, Frsd Rungs ts Sams; 6173.90 2.073. Fred BebrnT 2.974.Jojiu bclieppe vs Bams: 625U 68 2, 073, Wm. Htaselman ts baaie; 122. 85 2,970.

W. Baumgarten vs bams; 6257.24 2.877.. Bernhardlv bhoppe vs bame; 620U. 75 2,878, ilenry Lsndweler ts Ham: $230,042.870 L. Ohlerklng "TS bame: $171.782,080, Carl Bollemsa vs Sam: 2.U81.

Henry FreaudtT Bame: X8.4 2.982, Conrad WUie va eiame: $85. 16 2,872. Fred vs mom; 200 2,873, John Wernan vs bame: 130 2.875. John Borchardt vs Same: 2,876. Fred Bernhardt bame; 6150 2.877.

Louis Voitx vs Hams; 100 2.878. Lie vs Same: 68U 2.882. Hesry W. Dshae ve bams: r7 2.814, Joha BarnboS vs bam: 685.512,885. Carl jaarsten ts Ssme; $112 2,86.

Henry Hen hi vs bams; $152.882.887. Herman Laudwebr ts Same; $85 2.888, Joha Sale and fluctuation on the New York Stock Exchange were ss follow: V2 II Alleghany Cent A. A Terre Ta, aid 12KM SOU 47 47 I 47 tU 08 Cstisos Koutbex 3.0 JiM 64 0 tvntral ili'l 84e uiaaiio a 0 ISAv. 144 W144 144 ioijv 135 IVC.41.C. A.

S3 I i.a 83W Jilol 13 I 13 13 13 Ches. A 3.1(ul fill. '). SiSI D'd A ad pfd Denver a itie ll.a Hud D.U Do Ens k. Tea a.

a Lta lUOt SXi IPIsl snsu 38ii l'H Wi VS Kl1 00 ahu awal eos. iti 111 iiit 14S l7a lloe I 147 24J32 43 4.1 Vi 4 IS 41'al sa a oil, looynwv 88 lea llMlalPW 2lHh 11 11 11 U. A ot. 1 U. llllnou OentraL 1UO 8011) 00 sJ POtJ ftoa, 481.

2.M40I Hi'Zi 47 7 141 I 7laJ 141 Jeraey Central. Aansss a 1 Has KlaJ 81 eis 4XA. 23d PUU aim 41 SO 41 L. tru Wesisrai lass hhore 7ouil It 113V 1134! 115 iomevuie it Jissb! WO ny 73 uli a alec id. fiuuoi I ii 74 74 iii 1J10 sj S3 loo iioe loo I 8Ka ltu3ia Michicsa Outral lAUkHl.lOSVloiV 10 18.

Do ptd Ohio Honsheru AVTai 7s! 57 IM cry of her huioand. and that she knew nothing ot the remains ot ber sens, that I determined to writ to ths Chicago Trilrun and make public the Information. I have never tried to conceal the faot. bnt have always talked freely la regard to ths matter: and several years agur local paper Cublishsd an article in relation to the body being my possession. I nowfreely and gladly, without prlos or reward, surrender the said body to John Brosm, In order that it may be Interred In Ire soil, and glad am I that I have been th means ot thus preserving it fortbst purpose.

"Jaavia J. Johxsom, M. Sworn to and subscribed before this 11th day of Seotamber, lBel'A and I hereby certify that th affiant, Jarvis J. Johnson. I a person of credit and respectability, and in good standing la this community, and that the ssov statement is entitled to full faith and credit.

Wits ess my hand and mclal seal, Jake H. Joudaw. Notary Public ArrtDATR or letch ix vkuklx. State of Indiana, If organ County, as. Personally appeared before me, James b.

Jordan, a notary pubtia in and for th county and Stat aforesaid, Fletcher D. Bundell, who, being duly worn aooordtn to law, upon his oath states and deposss as follows: "My nam is Fletcher D. Randall, and I am 43 years old. I reside ia Martinsville, Morgan County, Ind. I was a member of Company G.

of the Twenty vulh Regiment ot Isdiaaa Volunteer. In the war of lool, and held the rank of sergeant, and was promoted sad commissioned first lieutenant in the said company. I am well acquainted with Dr. Jarvis J. Johnson.

He raised Company of the said regiment aad was commissioned aud served as surgeon of th aid Twenty vent a Regiment. I well remember that wh.il th said regiment was enoamped at th city of Wlnoaester, ia March, ISGli, of Dr. Johnson, then surgeon. chaplain ot the regiment, Thomas A. Whlttod, that tne skeleton of one of th sons of John Brown was la ts hospital or madloal celltg of th said City of Winchester.

I also heard sevsral of the prominent citizen of the said city, th name of whom I have forgotten, aay that th skeleton wss thst of on of ths Brown boys; killed at Harper's Ferry, in 1859, at the time of the Insurrection. Dr. John Boa took charge of the subject, aaa shipped It to hi home in Morgan tows, Morgan County, Ind. Th man In th company frequently talked about Its being the skeleton at Jonn Brown's son. I left the army la 1883, oh detached service, and returned home to Morgan County.

I saw th skeleton ia about two weeks after my return, at too resideae ot Dr. Johnson. I have seen it frequently slnoe the war. I aaw It again on last Saturday and recognised It as the same. Johnson always told me tuat It was the skeleton of Brows' son.

in my own mind, judging from tn fact within my knowledge, I have no denbt but what It la th remain of the son cf John Brown. Futchu D. Runpsxu" Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 11th day ot September, 1882. aad 1 certify that the abov srfiaat Is a persoa of res pec lability and la good standing in this community, and is entitled to lull credit and belief. In witness wnereof I hereunto anbsorib my nam and affix my omoial seal.

JaMCS H. Jokda. KoUry Public. ruirau TBST1MONZ. We, the nadereigned.

ctUaeas ot Marttnsvills, hereby certify that several years ago we ware la formed that Dr. Jarvta J. Johnson, of this ottv, bad ia his posse salon th body of tse son cf John Brown, who had been killed at Harper Ferry, that the Doctor bad obtained the same at a medical college ta Winchester, Va, dating th wax. all we never doubled the statement of Dr. Johnson a to where and how he got possession of the body, still thoucht perhsp be had been imposed upon snd deceived by the cltisene of Winchester, and consequently ws never gave th matter any thought or concern.

J. H. Jo span. Attorney at Uv. B.

D. BbACKSTONa, U. D. Samuel M. Mrroaaxu Banker.

H. liOBlXSUS, AL D. T. H. Pakks.

First Nstlorral Bank. H. SAmuwarrg. First National Bank. Jon Uabdwick.

Department Clark. M. H. Pa, Attorney at Issw. B.

H. Taalcton, IL It. J. P. Baldwin.

Druggist, E. P. A. patLft, Attorney at Law. Martinsville, laa, bept.

11. Is8. 31U tAKJ aiH) 4.3UW 74B AvO 23 U7 A. 31. TVRIG1IT CO.

Commission Merchants tt A SS Cb Amber Coiameree, CjHear RKCE1TEK8 AND SHIPPERS. Grain amd PTeviaioas bought aad said Bar Istnr delivery, or carried mm naar rlaa. FINANCE AMD COMMERCE. MONEY AND STOCKS. WxpxkSBAY EvBSxaa.

Bept. IS. Th clear lnes were $8,700,000. Thr was a fair demand tor discounts at th banks, aad rate wer (toady at per osnt to large bor rower, aad 67 for ordinary lean. 690 beta th ruling flgnre for advaaos oa gTala aad provision collaterals and gUt edgsd Bame.

Nsw Tork xehang was quoted at 5 to discount per 81.000 between banks, and ahlprwr" sixty days' documentary sterllsg yu LoeoerW Th movemeut of i2qasy to the oc entry was fair, and order Irom country bank from New Tork exchange liberal. There was a fair activity In railroad seonrltle on th Stock Exchange, aad th transactions In clad th follow lag: BETOkB CALL, North Pacific R.R. loo 541 North Pacifie U. B. 200 Oct 64 F1B8T CAIJ.

10 .30 A. M. Sc, L. ek P. it R.

Div. 5 S.oOa.... B3H T. ds S. K.

Jt 50. 8H Mutual Union Tltcrch Co 2 T. A S. FaB. 95 North Pseifi it lOO a Oct 54 North Pacine K.

R. 200 54 Westera Union Teierrsph Co. lOO 82 BETWAKN Ctt.l.B Denver Rio Grude lOO 9T North Pacine R. 30U 54 T. Jen.

Fe K. 50...... 95 North Psclhe U. 54i U. K.

4's uvgisteredl L5O0 ....,...118 Mutual Union Telegraph Co 5.000 78 L. efc X. R. lOO Oct 751 North Pacific R. 1U b38 North Paul no U.

H. lesara Prsstoa. Xeaa ek Co banker aad dealers ia government and local securities, tor eiga exchaage, quote: Buytn. aelUnc. tr.

a 9 Vs (extended Vs). 1811 loia, lol I. S. isVwauuu, JUv I1, ti.8.4's.coupou. 1 VV 121.

faurrllri, ftixnt 'i bterliu. 8U days Francs 1 Si Choice munl3pal securiues at raws to net iavsator from 4 to per cv et, lbtchaore on tne principal sums of Aurope. Arsveie' letter of rsdit avsusol la aU parte et tne wotmL, HEW YulUk. trrOCaA, ECUITIEa, AKD OOBstr. Th bear ware oa top la Wall street yesterday.

Early ia th fight Union Pacific began to weaken. Messrs. Forrester aad Gormen selling tt heavily. Boston aiao dropped a good deal, aad. under these free offerings, the stock declined to US' agaiaat I16s at th do oa Tuesday.

This sort of thin gradually demoralised th who! List, aad after mlddsy th sell ing became quite general ail aioag tbe line. A tatlmated bv a dispatch quoted la thi outama ysstardty, 'Gould was a aeUer ot Wabash preferred, and it ia believed that he la perfectly willing to let the "boy carry a part of bis holdings aatU attar th corn in th great Illinois belt ts secured beyond the Cancer et early tr ta Th Western Union director met and declared tbe usual quarterly dividend of l1 per cent on the $30,000,000 of chrome siUiui Ing. After paring the dividend the statement show a surplus of $2,500,000. General T. T.

Eckert wUl succeed Dr. Korria Green as President ot th company scxt month. As boob th statement was mtds known yesterday the selling of tfae stock became quite general large amount were dropped bv Chi case operators tor beta long aaa soort aeooaat. Tuts would seem te indicate a lack of coahdeaee on the part of the pa bile in tbe eeeerluee of tae corporation, even wbUe rosy report regarding the company are filling tbe eotamae of the pub lic priata. Mr.

Psodsr. however. 1 quoted as avlag that the atcck wui surely cross par oeior enow flie. It ia hinted in soms ajuarter that General Maperiuteudent Ctowrr will become General Manager of ait the eater Caioa ttaes when Preaideat Ecse rt seeumse eoatroA. sVuxsly the service of the comeaey haa never beeu up te tta preaeat high standard usder aay ether Bu perlateadeat.

The Neriher Picifie Flaaaoe Committee held ameeUa in New Tork yoeterday aad decided to recommend the Oomrsimn ot IV per oeat in scrip os tbe preferred etooc. the scrip te bear tt per cent interest, snd be redeemable tn three years. It was also given out that in alt probability th shareholders would receive a a other 6 per cent ta scrip la January aexitb committee prepared a statement of th exact smoust due she preference shareholders out ot the orpins earaincs trot 1875 te 1882, aader tbe terms of tne reorganisation, aad th amount is thought to be about 64, A tears ts $42,000,000 et preferred took, tt weald seem as If th stockholders were entitled to about lO per oral, itlll th rumor 1 current teat a littl mor wlU be paused around la January. Th near war aided In th afternoon peula tie by gradual tightening in th money rate, aad aiao by a welt founded rumor that the Bank of ElBd would rata its discount rate to 5 per oant to day. Railroad earning conttnn very large, aad th bull profess te care little a beat tae fluctuations la the market from day to dav.

Tney are en deck much higher figure before the end ef October, nnd they will Bet lose tnelr foothold because ef little equal I a new aad then ea the speculative aes. Ta Texas Pacific ear a in (A Increased OOO during the first week la September, Missouri Psoitis IB creased 67,000, and Missouri, Katisaa aad Texaa inereaaeA $35,000. The Richmond aad DaavUie system a ho we a Very heavy woreaaa. aad the nonouacement was made yesterday that the Jersey Central earalnss wer upward ot $1,100,000 for th month ef Auausk Wisconsin Ceutral preferred was 30 bid. Pennsylvania RaUway stock sold at 64V 84 A lively little mere ta Cbesspeake and Ob1 eommon inspired soms hope la tbe heart of patient holders lhat the day ot jubilee bad eome.

East Tsnuessse shareholders wlU build a monument to any on who will lift their stock ont of its grave. The very complete tables ef stock valuse print ed daily In 1HI IMTKB OCXAB sr received with great favor amoag stock traders all over tne WesW Ths list ef bond sales ts reliable and accurate, and many Investor find It ot very great value in their trade from day te day. In time we shall give as fuil reports of the Boston and Philadelphia markets as we now de of tne dealings in New York and Chicago. TMK INTKK UCbaM proposes to give tbe multitude et ateek: operator la th West all th news aad ail th qootattoaa obtainable. Tn Union Paoido Railway Company yester day, at th Minnesota btat Fair at Minneapolis.

received the first premium for tne pest display ot products, their display being made up of products raised cn tne line ef their read ta Esasas, sad waaaxBlhirediBCompetitioa with the Northern Pacific, tit. Paul aad Minneapolis nud St. Lou ta raUroada. Tb earning of th Central Pacific Railroad far tb month ot August were 82,277.000, against $2,088,518 for th sams month last year, an Increase ot $188,482. biuee Jsa.

the road hae earned $18,452,870. aeataat $14,877. 790 for th corresponding period in 1881, aa lucre 61.575.180. Th estimated earning ot th Oregon Railway aad Navlgatlou Compaay tor tne month of Aurust were 480,000: expenses, net earnings, $283,300, aa Increase over 1881 of $8,580. Ths foUowlnc ax tb earnings of tb St.

Louis aad San Francisco RaUway Company: Week ending 8epc 7, 1S82. 68L400; wek ending Sept. 7, 181, increase, 13.500. 'Jan. 1 te Sept.

7. 1882. 82.284.000: Jan. 1 to Hepb. 7.

1831,62.087.400: Increase, Ths new route of tne Cnioago. Burliugton and Qaiucv, between Kansas City aad Deevsr. wilt be opened to day. This route is sight miles longer than the Kansas Pacifie and 140 mile shorter tuaa thr Saul Fa. Tnalseseof the European and North Ameri can Road to th Main Central baa been ratified by the stockholders.

The gross esrulnirs of the St Paul and Da'uttt Read for tha four week in August wei $34. 508.01, against $2 tu same week last year: increase. lo.l75K8. For the month of August the lnnreae over tue same period last year was f30.382.4U. From Jsa, 1 to Aug.

31 toe esrulnirs increased 6l77.8il8.88,' aa compared with tbe am tloi ta 1 881." The following are the serums of the St. Paul and Omaha Railway for tne first week or beo tember: 18S2. $107,947: 1881. In crease. $22,200.

The foiiowine are the esrntnrs of tne BC. rauu Minneapolis and Manitoba Rnroad for tne tiret week of September: 1832. $115,100: Increase, $79,800. Th Manitoba peoole ssv list ir tne market holds tne stack wl.l sell at 175 this week. Tne nraiati ef the Milwaukee and bu.

Pant Railroad for the first week In September, 1S82, were 6410.000: first week in September. 1L increass, $35.3.14. COTTOr. There wss ver little to dlstlnrnish the daV from aay other day at the Cotton Exchange yesterday. Bnsiues raa Umited, aad very Isw out side orders received, bale footed Up 82,000 hsusa, 'is ton wa a utu ilea turn Vita ts The Search of Mr.

John Brown, Jr, for ths Body of Hta Brotlier. The Eemalnj at Martins rule Idemtifled The TYII1 lia Buried at Sort Elba. A Bote from Mr. John Brows, Coarej lag En Gratitude for A eisUnoe. To th Editor of Th Inter Oomo.

Tvni ka ,1 Qj.nl VI AarfB ta lsrfr WNVM i of time lt ba been quit lmpoulhl tor to furnlth you a detsilsd account ot my erch for tb yideno which might lead to a sound eon oluslon in regard to the remain. bUTd to be oHO(nr brothers, tt MartlnsvUle. lad. Am far on my war homo at Put ln Bay, Island Lake, Ohio, taking with th anatom nrtmaratlnn. Mrhii.h I S.1T1 BOW MBTlnaMl la of tb body of one of my two brother who fall in th attack at Harper's Ferry.

October. 1859, and which" am aiao well satisfied is that of my brother. Watson, whefrom published aooonnts at the time, received a wound in the region of the stomach, and though he survived for hours, and after tola it art fixed several rounds with his Bbarpe's rill, finally laid down on a bench in the engine house and patiently yielded to sis fate For fall, nnd In the main accurate, reoort of the evidence set bushing identity I would refer you to that given by Mr. William Fortune, a young reporter from the office of the Indinp iis Journal, who went with me to Martinsville, and which was published in to day's issue of that paper. To morrow's Journal will contain the affidavits of Dr.

J. J. Johnson and Captain Ruudeil. of MartlnsvUle, being a supplementary leoorc by lea Martinsville correspondent, To this i would also refer you. 1 beB foreknowledge ray rrest obligation to Chaptala A.

Parker, Division Engineer. Chicago, Bock Island and'Paulfio Railway; to Allan Pinkerton. Judge Brad well, of Ui Chicago Zetfai Arte. to the editor of the Chlcco Tritmnr. to Ovemor Porter, of Indiana; to Dr.

John Collect. Indiana Stale Geologist: to Mr. E. W. Hai lord, menacing editor of the Indianapolis Jour nal.

and to yourselves, my kind aud generous friends of Turn 1st KB Ockax. To all of the ahnv and la taw niaBV aoble neonia of Martinsville who kindly volunteered alt needed assistance. I am indebted for my access a this matter thus far attained. 1 aha'f rtr bear in memory recollections of those who, like sunshine, have made eeatpera tively. pleasant an undertaking otherwise full of aadilesi memorise Gratefully yours, JOB ilBOVK, J.

TBS py.ABCH. Special to the Intitanspolls Joumsl. MABTtsaviLLk, bept 11. Dr. Johnson, who has possession of the remains of what Is now believed to be Wstaon returned from Bedford, Lawrence County, last night, and lias telvin to Mr.

John Brown. a detailed account of the history of the skeleton front the urn fie first obtained possession otit until tne present, Dr. Collett. the State Geologist, arrived this morning, having been requested by Mr. Brown to eome here and aid hm In ideut lying the remains.

lr. Coiiett, as tne readers of the Journal well know, is probably tne hlgbeet and best autnoriiy on sueu matters in tne state, ii not in the West. Before lr. Collett came, Mr. Brown expressed himseif folly satlafl as to tne identity pf the body, and firm in the belief that is is Thatxif bli brauer Wauon, who was Killed at ferry in He desired, however, to ascertain, the judgment of Dr.

Collett. THE lDEKTlTlCATIOX. About 10 o'clock this morning Professor Collett and Mr. Brawn, accompanied oy Drc Black stone, Robinson, and Johnson, and your reporter, visited lr. Johnson's residence.

lr. Collett proceeded to make a minute examination of the remains. Ia regard to the teetu he said: I see that some of tne teeth have been broken out. VM IUM WUI. UHiV time of his death, I judge, his teeth were perfect, and that he never had one extracted.

"that is true." said Mr. Brown. Mr. Collect then said that from the development of the skull he judged this person to have been strongly developed in the perceptive that he had many of tae sturdy qualities and strongly developed points attributed to old John Brown; that ho evidently had much of the high pride and benevolence which makes men martyrs; that from conclusions drawn from reasoning, caaaeoud effect, but from impulse, and his own The Professor then called attention to the peculiarly formed nose 'That aoM." said he. is pot a Saxon, but a Norman nose, and it Is a peculiar, feature of the Brown family." wuicu ojcb i rr? Mr.

Brown having by this time become fully confirmed in the belief that this IS the body of one of his brothers, was very anxious to ascertain Dr. Coilett's opinion as to which it is Watson or Oliver, lie himseif was convinced that it was that of Watson, and feit that he would feel certain of it should Dr. Collett agree with him. Accordingly, photographs of the two brothers, taken shortly before their tragio deaths, were given to the Professor. Without any information as to which Mr.

Brown had decided upou.atter a few minutes' careful scrutrny of both photograph aacl skeleton, he pronounoed "the remains io be those of Brown. Professor Collett then made careful measurement of the skeleton, from whiob measurements 'he concluded that Watson Brown. woen living, wss tun tees inches tali. That was shout his height." said Mr. Browni "I remember, when he used to talk to me, be would loon clown into my eyes.

Ketnrnlug to the sub ject of the nose. Mr. Collett remarked. There is hardly another family In the world which has this peculiar Homaa nose. As we left the room.

Dr. Collett remarked to Mr. Brown. "I don't see any reason to doubt theaatneatleity ox these re mains, and I believe them to be those of your brother. Watson Brown." The lollewing affidavit were given Mr.

Brown to day la oenfirmatlon of the identity of the body, as well as embodying the story of bow it cam into the possession of lr Johnson, and lis naii State of Indiana. Morgan County, as. Personally appeared before me, sines H. Jordan, a notary publio In aud for the county and Biaie aforesaid, Dr. arris J.

Johnson, who, be ing by me first duly sworn, according to law, de coaed ss follows: "My name is Jarvis J. Johnson; my age ts S4. I reside in Martinsville, Morgan County, Indiana. My profession is that of a physloiaa and surgeon. I have been sugared in the prsotice of medicine for over thirty two years.

I was the surgeon of the Twenty seventh Becimeat of Indians Volunteers in the war of lsttl. and served la that cspsclty during the years lsbl and 1S2. In the spring of lbtt General Bank's division moved up the valley of the Uhenandoaa. and en trad tha altv of Winaneaur. Vm ki Was A part cf the said division, after we had entered the city, I took possession of the medical college sltusted therein.

In the museum of said collere I found a larrs, symmetrical and anatomical baman body or frame. It bad been well pre tared for preservation, and contained all the muscles, arteries, and nerves. By permission of General Banks. 1 took charge of the specimen and removed it to the Academy Hospital la Wlaehester.wbioh hospital was then under my control. After its removal to the said hospital, a namberof the prominent citizsas of Winchester called npon me at the noapitak and eaca and all declared that it was the rammina of a son of John Brown; lhat ths said son had been kilted at Harper's Ferry, Ya la October.

Ttrg Turn or ths rxsuxBicnox. One of tue professors of the said college also called upon me lu person, and demanded that I return the specimen. He then gave me ail of nj, um.ii. u. vu uHuicr in waMU toi oouy USQ been prepared, and said that be did It himself.

Be told me that after young Brown was killed at Harper Perry he had the body sent to Winchester, and then upon eonscltatlou with the other professors of tne college, it was decided to prepare the body of young Brown that it mich be preserved in the musenm of the college as a specimen aud as an object of interest sad not. Toe protestor stromciy appealed to me, in the name of my profession, and la the Interest of the same, and aaa friend of science, to return to blm the said booy. lie said that when the war was over the college, which had bees burned. would be rebuilt, and that it should arfsin be deposited taenia, lie cited the tact tnst the sons of John Brown had been killed wntleengaged with their fatoer la the at tempt tooverinrow Virginia cherished institution of slavery, and hence Virginia was entitled to the body as sn object of warning and curiosity. In answer to the demand and appeals of the Proiessor.

I said that the memory of John piowa and his sons and their heroic battle at Harper's Perry for the freedom of the slaves wers held In too high esteem for me to leave the body on the slave soil of Virginia, henoe I should send it to the free soli of my own ricate, Indiana. I afterward, in the summer of 1862. shipped tue as Id body by express via Frsnlcltn, that point being the nearest express office to my own borne, then at Mor can town, Morgan County. and the said specimen haa been in my possession and under my control ever slnoe, and I have no doubt whatever bot that it ia the BON or THS KUOIO JOHN BBOWKr would have notified the mother or brothers of young Brown long sgo that I oad the body in ray possession but for the reason that I was not aware ot the faot that there was a brother living, and feared that the information to the mother might simply renew the great mental anguish which I felt assured she had endured about the sad results lu yesrs past. It wss not uatii recently I ssw ia the papers that it wss beiag eon tca.Bi4te4 to I sax a meaasssat te nttm JodeB Gary Eenden aa Opinio a.

of InL'rcit oa lie Cuuji of lenne (UbUob. Judge BlodgeUs Betnra to Get Eia Hall Barney Oanlfiald. riaanoial Stataa. OEKEBAt. CRAXOKS Or TXXVaV In th ess of Luoy a F.

Gay against Arthur W. Wladstt, lu which 110,000 worth or promissory notes sr Involved, th defendant yesterday asksd Jadg Gary, of ths Superior Court, fog a chang venoa Ia hi affidavit Wlndett stated thst he feared would not get justice in th bupcrlor Court, because "th judges, all aad each cf thsta, presiding In said court sr prejudiced agalnat him. nnd that the knowledge of aid prejudice did not eome to him as to ths whole of said Judges until Sept. ia." Judge Gary, in declining to grant the change ot venue, said: Iftts case was os tbs docket of this court before Judg Anthony during th month of April. May and Jano of thi Tear.

For anything contained in th affidavit th petitioner during ait those months, and ever sinoe. may. have known that Judge Anthony and myself were prejudiced. He may hav known that Judg Hmith and Williamson, who bad th othsr common lay dockst, wer also prejudiced, so that taer was no jadg of this court engaged in tne trial of eases oa the law docket before whom be could expect a fair trial. He should then have applied earlier for a onaage of venue from so mauy of as as knsw wer prejudiced, a th statute provide that no change of venue shal be granted after th first term of th ooart at which the party applying miaht bay been heard, aulas he should show that the cause for which tn chang asked has arisen or earns to his Knowledge slnoe the term at which the spplioatloa might hav been msde.

As he oould hsv bat on ehsnx of venue, subsequent information as to tbe prejudice of the other judges would hav been ot no avail to blm. aad be cannot, by hi delay, acq aire th riant to a change of yeune oa account of their prejudice, whion th statute wooed hsv denied him if bad acted promptly." as BAknrr CAbxrtrux Th receiver of tu Ceulral National Bank yesterday obtain 1 leave to sell a Judgment for S5CJ.04 against Bernard G. Caulne.d. oflDoad wood. D.

to ths Commercial National Baak Ot Chicago for AltW. It be lug represents! that Cauifieid had left this btat aad was wholly la olveut. ASDBEW WTBCBO'a CASK. Th Jurv before Judg Anthony ia the case of Andrew Wlberg agsiust tne City of Chicago rendered verdict of $2,000 far tbe plain 11 rf. Tbe suit was broufat to recover 10,000 for a broken kaeepaa which pialutiff received year ago en IMate street, near Thirtieth, by step plug oil the end of aa uncompleted sidewalk.

IVVHiK AXOOOETT on Saturday last relarnsU from Black Island and paid a visit to his on am hers to icet his mail. He intends Isaviag the city again shortly, aad will attend to no business. is ths CBurrrrax. court. The trial ol Msussn Aio.il alien.

Jam She ha a. aad Jeremiah Mhehau, lor stealing aa unknown fraction of eome $20,000 worth ot bog from tbe Union Stock Yards Company, commenced yesterday afternoon before Jndge Moran. la th Criminal Court, th case progressing so far aa the selection of a Jury. For tbe defease there appeared the nutted intellects of Aleair. Trade.

O'ttrlen. Forrest, aad Sbissler. Assistant tstats's Attorney Ingham appearing for tbe people. The multiplicity of lawyere for tne defense, and the still greater multiplicity of witnesses aiao promised for th defense, jointly suggest that the iril will be a long oaa The opening addressee win ne made tnis morning. THS CALLS FOB TO DAY.

UFEKIOB OOUBT. Jodg Gary 272, Oal vs Hill, on trial. Call la No. 273 to 35U. Judge bmitn bae.doa Beard, oa trial.

First call i No lOO to ISO. Inclusive. Trial oail Is term No. 3.022. 5,052.

5.100, 5.182. and 5.174. ud so Antoou No case on trial. Call cases from Judge Gary's ealt. Judas Wiuiamson 5.222, Wolf vs Tnrner.

on triaL No first ealL Trial call la term Nes. S2.054. A.102. 4.550. 5.314.

5.320. aad 5.372. Judge Jameson Neeanae oa bearing. Call IS Hue. 17.

18. IV. ana 2U. Judg Gardner No cause oa hsaring. Call Is Ko.

20, 22. 23, and 2A iCUtX cooax. Judg Rog sr ououa COUTX OOOKT. Judg Loomls lasane cases irom 9 to 12. Call at 2 p.

m. ts Hyde Park sp.etsi. No. 111. aad term Un B24.

848, 84. 850, A5i. 53U, 62. 5A 5lW. 008, 6181.

and 823. Special assess meat of Hyde Park. No. 01, on trial. CBUflXAl.

couarr. Jndc Haw Nos. 142, 153. 155. 153.

160. 182. ltt, and 164. Judg At or an No. 804.

hog ease, on trlaL ronATa00UsT. Jadgs Kn Icksrboc ser tOsacral bnslnsss la th forenoon. THS COUETS XT. DISTRICT. scroBg jvdoz siooarrx.

Law In re Ceatral National Baakv Ord to ens ludgt against B. G. Csolfield. Banaruptcy 3,547 IX Avrslxh 4t Cci ord modUyiug ord of Aug. 24.

8TJPERI0E. HEW SUITS. 83,918 Angnsto Diets vs Adolph Dicta. BUI for divorce for uruaceaaaa and ernatty. Phuip bteln.

soir. 83,8 1U Ids Robert vs Loo I H. Roberta. BUI for divorce lor orne.ty nnd dxnnksnaeaa. Cooper aad P.otka.

aoira. 83,920 Jiary Gleaaoa Ta Jame Glaaaea. BUI for uivoree for desertion, cruelty, drunkenness, and adultery. W. tL Touag, soir.

83,821 Heary IX. Gilbert et al vs George Bessy. Asat, Falrbnlld ax Blackmau. attys. 83.923 Henry Hutchinson vs L.

L. Smith, Asst. 63UO. Hutchinson dc Partridge, attya. 83,923 The Weck.y Atarax! ae Compaay The Carnage Hereiu Compaay, F.

W. Palmer, aad Joan Baieatyae. AUtl to restraia tae defenaanta rreat puaiishing a esrtalm article. Dent Af Blsck. solrs.

83,824 Nelson Morris et al Henry Waller. Jr. BUl to torsetoa trust deed tor oa th of ta a of ta aw 1 of the a of ceo 34, 311, 13, except ta 33 thereof. thai at Peuee. soira buopressed on Tuesday 83,910 George E.

Dsyto vs alellie A. Daytoa. Bill for divorce for desertion, cruelty, and adultery. Jesse Cox. selr.

LAW nriMB OAKX. Orders 83.900, Maieeed vslieaa: 1 to amd by eug name to Joshua A. Ward 8.525. Brown vs Nsw Hamo Fire Ins Co; demr to narr evid anu IT to pid la five days 7.2t3,'Hulbut vs Me Coansll: dis without costs U.707. Bell vs Coie: exo to ana to 4, 5.

aad tt th la is sua id and rule to Hie more spee aas 10 days ti.82il. Gay vs Winuett: mo tor ebg.of vena dan. Judgment 7.68J, Aiioaaet aljeiey at ai vs Charles Clayton: Judgt (or 4314. 84 of Aug. 12, 1875 revived.

law juoob tutrra. Ordr 1,452, Lya Vs Airagg; X8 quaahsd aad judgt set 1,453. bams vs Same; same 7.222, AUmpf vs Rogers; usmr to apt et enstd aad iv to amd OtWeif Ta bayers: Iv to file addtl vie iaatr. Jadgmsot aad Trials 4,690, WUlUm Freed man vs Cuartsa B. Hefter; Judg en verdiot 39Atto 4.802, Turner Harris; pis takes noa suiv 4,580.

bwrnaslmer vs Quiaa; vsrdiot for daft. litT JOBOK AKTHOWT. Vardlet and Trial tt 313 Andrew Wlberg City of Unloago; verdict tor piil 82.000 and mo by decs a. 221, Lester Fisher; Jury to seal verdict. lw judoe anxiAifaox.

Ord ass 7.352. Boies vs Oiossse; lvtopld in ton days 7.050, Fish ts Biedier; time to reply to apt pleas extd 10 days 7,3 jU, Hnlout ts Ha verb suit dis 5,278, Waisa Lyuch; Judgment and Trials 5,163, Jesse D. Carr vs Edward F. Dunne: judgt oa Verdict, 12.553 6,154. Wm.

B. nteven vs Thomas P. Murray; Teraict for piff. flOa, nnd mo for at by put and by deit. chaxcixt CHixr justice xaxxsoic Order fill.

Tamarge ve Teeaargo: Dl at foot of calr 9l. Albright vs Hsrcog; John A. Me Eldowney witnds appe a selr tor com pit aad dis and judgt aud appid. Decree 2.475, Middletoa vs Wilder; decree of ale tl Divorce 2,177. Lauran S.

Whit from Whit; for oeeertloo 2,574. Sanaa Tol from William J. Tola; lor. desera Woo 2.538, Lena Hameister from Henry Haraeister; tor deeertioa 2,513. Christine Paieake from Hermann Pa lenke; for cruelty.

ctuncui judos uiimia. Order 2.458, klaeiloa Uaeuon: deflt af Hush McBrlde set aside, consent to defit and ret 1.511. Tamarge vs Tamarge; pi at foot et Judte Jameson's cair. Dlvoroe 2,801, creeeenaia Alsrsoh from Pater Uersch; for cruelty. CTBCTJIT.

yrr vrra. 42.407 Charles Bung ts Ell OatBald. Ad 4,40 eesenaon vs cam. Appear. 42.408 Christian Schmidt vs Alic hV Dfotrav and John P.

Diokey. Confession of judgment. $344.94. Forrester Jc Fslaeatnal, attys. 42.4 10 In the matter of th appeal of Heart B.

Lockwoed. insolvent debtor. Trkascripl from tue County Court. 42.411 Anna Maris Holland Ta Charles Holland. BUl tor divorce for drunkenness aad aruelty.

BrsailtetHolIrBana.soir, 4.413 Ail AlAlea efiaaitUZr.rfAAlt 6 Bus A 3 3J artin kilo 8tMC 4 TOKEIGX Loxdox, Bept. 13. 5 p. nv Consols," meney. 69 11 16: consols, scoonnt, 99Ta.

United BUtea bonds Nsw 5's, xtadVd, 103; IVk 116; 4, 1 22 Railway Stocks ZUInni Central. 454: Pen nsy Irani Central. 65; New York Central. 1381; Erie, 44; aon0. 103; Read lag, 33, PaJU.

Sept. 12. Baute. 83f 35c REAL ESTATE. sawtxwauaata Filed for Kaoow day.

cn 1 raorxxrT. BArrlson st. 30 ft. of Weetern v. f.

1W KT irsil; it, u.te bept. 1 Patrick Mis" toarreti W. 63 4) Wail 1 .1 A A.l.l.nl i si, it. Improved, data aept. 6 Alictisel Pneirelta Joseph ttoxaaaai.

6M BortA Psuhas sc. 75 ft et Jane st, f. CW1II8 ft. dated Aug. Vt Bsssey N.

HoJhrook 10 WUUam Fault. Xonh Woo at. ISO ft ot Jane et. f. iiil ji fweatad aag.

28 F. W. a aniaatoP. W. A.

tjehrks. 759 weal 1 17101 el. sv wooa St. t. S.XIUO ft.

dated bept. 11 W. leatoa to L. Ysa to Main SC.C58 ft ot Archer sv. sf.

48xll4 ft dsted Aug. 2a Agaea Femyth et at. to John 606 North Bobey sa, ioo ft sof Fowler, t. ISiUa improveo. aatad awpt.

ax suy on to Snprnor st. a oorof 'bedgwic it it. "sit it. usted Ausr. A ooart a te washlux Wetcler Jay st.

141 tt of Webstsg sv. 28 4 10x123 n.datad kept. 9 limea Aforgau to Bridget Ltaeoin svl "if ft n'moi'nuiimmC' 48ti IS it. Improved, dared Kept. 11 Arnold In up to Wuiieti West Jackson sc se cor ot Paulina c.

at, Sx lo tt. aat4.Au. 18 Jan Ai. Reynolds to Henry A O. Cox Tbs premises No.3 .10 EhurUeff sv.

sted Sept. 11 M. P. sad N. H.

Taylor te Oeorge OAfford. West TulrteeniA place. 73 tt of Boyae sr. f. y4x2 it.

dated Sept. 12 3. Hof m.n to dm Bom Dearborn sv. 174 ft of Cbieago av. iiiliO tu dated 13 Blc ard T.

Waclpiey to Charle H. ferry. Sort sv. 148 tt ol Milwaukee av. a tli 4JHJ9 6.69 L306 418 700 lb ft sxoapt 30x30 ft ib rear daPid Aug.

18 Joha boaUle ta The Ctv ot Ct cage 3,00 Dearbwa av. a cor ot Uvetae sc t. C01130 tc. improved, dsted Aug. 38 Charles H.

Ferry to icnsrd T. 27.000 ebeou 1 st, x3 7 18 ft la Oin st, f. 24x124 it. improved, dated hoot, la John Wegia ru 1 to Joua Aral Ashlev at, 4i It of wood et. a X4x9v tt, dated aept, 13 Ulu ua Dodd to VI cent C.

Forest sr. near Thirty sixtn eC f. 4te297 ft. dated Aug. 28 Cary and sxton to busaa tr.1 Ch ago LtOO 400 iziic.

dated Sept. a Starr Cuabmaa to Anna, nu ams OOP nam av t'rrr i.Tiiir. Oebrka av. 200 of tfhemeld sv. a 25x1 IS ft, dated tsspt.

13 Conrad teenrks to N. and P. A vaa ea a aaww Ihii aaa ises Lois 55 aud 38 in of block 17. in 8aow itate part of section sn. 4o, 14.

dated AUiT. SO J. 14. W. Jones to tt Weilaad Lot 47.

ia ssme blk as shove ils' il Aug. SO bame party toj. Volbeca Lot 4. in ssme bac.asted Aag. fisn party to J.

bsidincrer Lot IX ia same Ang.3d asms party oa 2M 250 to A. itoffiuarm zSO Lot 4 1. 1 same block, dsted Aug. 3e acne psrtv to i. rivheuer JM Lot 3W.

la sams block, dated Aug. Is asm party to J. uuck 260 Lot 30. in aaioe Mock, dated July Vt lirae party to W. Wagner xM tuvra or crrr limits.

Ucbigsn sv. cor of Porrynunm at, t. 4ft xleorcdited July XI Crocker a te Joha A. itoaa X3 Lot 4.1. hlk A.

Aay's aduitioa. dated fcept, 12 Chirlea jek to Aadraaa Petareoa 6M Os Utwvit, loan sol porty hfth st. t. 1SM. dated Bept, 1 Chari.

S. Marsh to UlUaaH. Barter L60O Wnlvortnir.liwfif ef Uiisoart. f. 25Z 138tt.dated April 28 ads bpru igor to Jamee F.Malloy LSOO wesror cirx Liuirs.

Bucbsasa st T7A ft a ot Wabaiuda sv. f. lii IL dated June k4 Aas airse to Catherine be in ion. LXOO Bucaauaa st, xrc tt a ot North sv. f.

4x123 rc dated Sept. 4. Bogem ta P. and C. oweUstTliT' rVnf'bsS" sv.et 24i 600 i rtum 4uiy9 aamuel a uross so v.

snd Cutaber.sad... uooa Fuitoa ss. cor art Portvourth St. 25x loo It. dsted Aug.

2 3 West Cb leave Land Compsny to A. 1 663 North av. 121 ft of California sv. a f. 24x125 ft.

dated Aug. 8 E. AV. ogcstoM. W.D LOW North sv.

cor BaUow St. 25x138 tt. dated Aug 28 B. imons to Julia A.li ran. ASS act pise rxtHirt.

The Bnparintenaeut at toe buii.ilng Departaaant yes isrmy iiiBii laexo oe ig aeiiii ni; perm 1 XohB erHkn. lto rv eattwa. SLsSS tt. 9T Cumer m.1 6700 Jaha Miller. 1 alary cottage.

22x48 tt, o. Si I bowa a.400 Oeorre I am pa. etory dwahing, 24x78 tt, No. JI19 lehteeach st 4,000 K. ogberr.

A etory cottage. xxaO ft. Sc 1133 OaAley t. LOW W. f.

Smith aodiiioaal story. kSxM ft, to raal nence. No. 3i CotuMre Prove av. 600 K.

i etory dwatl ia g. zaxsto ft. No. 18 ta pisns 1 11 un svsov rnt rr 1 lutuc WroxXaPAT Kvkgii 10. Sept, IS.

Cash spring wheat la aeLlng trem A to 5c per ush el ever the current price for October, and tin tbe receipt sbsw no sereeptfbl Farmer evidently feel atlfled la knowing that they have got tbe wheat aad are in no harry to forward tt to market. 1 Oeaaty fair are in prog re aU throngh the interior, nnd thsee are at tracting the attention of farmer Bcmwbt. aad are at tbraahiac very freely. At preeent farmer in the winter wheat districts are busy eowing. aad it la reported that a much larger acreage tham last year will be de voted te winter wheat.

Trading waa again aoUre in the market oa Chnra, aad a large speculstiv nnd shipping business waa traaaacted. More or leas excite meat prevailed during the aesalon, bnt en the whole the market were mot aa ua settled as yesterday. Th most Tiolaot fluctuation occurred in oom. though toward tbeeiooeot th session ths feeling in this market was also steadier. Price ruled firmer all round, nnd closing qaota tions show aa advaao ea nearly ail ar eiee aa compared with th dosing gore of yesterday.

The receipt of cora were, largar, fair ef wheat, aad moderate of all other grains. The shipment eoatuta very fair. Fare! advice quoted quiet and steady market Flour quiet, wttn th demand limited and price unchanged. Winter wheatwaa la good leqnret. nnd advanced 1 per be Spring wheat met with a food demand, ruled firm, and price nbdut le higher.

Xc 2 wheat waa fairly active la the way of epecalatlon. There was an unsettled feeling; but prioss lmprove and dosed higher for September, better for October, aad 14 hlxher for longer Deliver is. Corn ruled with eeesiderable Irregularity, and th feeling waa uasettlsd. Higher prioe were attained, bet they did aot hold oat through the session. There waa aa advaaee early amountin to lc This era followed bv a severe reaction, wneu the market rallied again and elcead Arm at 1 3 advance Oats were firmer, cash acarce and se higher; future also ad Taaeed.

bat tb full Improvement waa not maintained. Rye waa a shade firmer, due to smaller offsrtag. Barley was 23o bicher. aad met with a fair demand, aad tbe offeriags were limited. Seeds raled as active as the supplv would permit, Ttmothv advanced 5ti 7c arid flax waa ltl so higher.

Hav steady and la fair dstn ad on local account, Whisky uncnaneed. Laka fretenta were la good request ana steady oa the basis or liO for cora aad 2 for wheat to Buffalo. Engagement tor 392,000 bu wars msde. Ban road freights were unchanged, being steady on the basis et 50e on flour. 25e oa grain, and 30e oa provisions to New York.

tto products were more oa tne quiet order than for some days past, and rather a steadier feeling pervaded th market. Mesa pork wss firmer, and although opening a shade easier. It advanced quite liberally and 4oc blether tor October. 37o higher for November, aad 30 35c higaer tor deterred futures. Lard traded la te only fair quantity, bot the market waa stronger.

Price averared nigher and closed st lotl2e advance bhert ribs were firmer aad con aiders ol Lm proved. Cattle were firm and supply not mor than equal to the demand. Hogs were weak for common snd firmer for choice ueavv supply isresr, but at tb doe of. the dav stock was weii sold out. Sheep la good supply and markst unsettled.

Apples quiet on sceoont of a liberal supply of other fruits. Butter slow and unchanged; only a amail quantity ef tne nest grades sellinc. Broom corn was reporced lu very brisk demand. Cneeee sciil qaiei. witn common and low crsde verv plenty, but of choice tue supply remain ligut.

Dried fruits exhibit no ebaaree; aad only apole caned Etrs ruled steady trsde moderate la small wsv. Osrne salable at former price, and supply no mor thsn wanted. II ides rue ooiformiy steady aad be. Hop ear and unchanged, poultry waa in fair request and steady. Potatoes dull; only a local uemaad exisca, and this mostlv supplied by borne rrowrra Tallow stead v.

Wool ia fair de ma id tor fine uawashsd. Other grade quiet Ah Jebbuut trad vMUtstt i si ii alter vs sams; flixj 2.88t, ilenry cicalas vs Sam; $572,900, Alartm WeUberg ts Sam: 55 2.901. Anion Heckler vs Sam: wOO 2.902. George boomus vs bam; 680 2.H03, Jacob Kiest vs bams: 670 2.838. Bamael Kaufman Vs Albert.

Alfred, and John H. 42.40H. Schmidt vs Dickey; judgt, $344.84. toy cent 3,003. Charles Venn vs f.

soai kowsky: judgt, 61,081. and Judgt oa an of Frank jogla for 618 75. and Victor Bardonakl ana Joseph ncnocnkies for too. COTXNTT. mxr suit.

3.638 Nicholas Block vs Jacob Frankfurter. Asst. boOO. Artonr Ucbroeder, atty. bKrokg jurxin iiooifia, Orders 3,582, 1 re, yoluBtary assgt of Try ber and bwsetland order that Try ber pay t5oO aad 8weet.and 6580 to assg 3,572, In re Wui lam D.

Palmer, arrested at suit ol Mary Evan; bearing oontd to betik 20 3,454. May vs Kicta schmtdt: mo for ml on pia to file mor spec bulof part den 3.5UO. Latnrop vs btreet: me to dis salt la re spl asst of the village of liogers Park; dedt aad ooufd, exept as to prop wuere obis are nd Menkens ts rtankins; Pisa tn abatemeut of deft Wlghtmaa coutrd and It to mil by cUg nam of Georg to Wm. T. Wight man In re spl asst of rUiags of Evanston.

Nos. 47 aad 48: ooufd, except ss to wuere ebjs arc Bd in spi asst ot the Tillage ot bonta Kvanston, Nos. 11 and 12: defit aad eon fin bame. No. 13; same xopta te where obj are filed 3,58 i.

Ia peta of Eugene and anna Deresn to adopt (sua: decree ot adoption 3.O09, Klliau. use ot Wieealer. vs bpregue; a is 3,229. Ia Geo. D.

Elderskln, guardn to sell real rept of 1 apprd 3.444. In Allen D. itay. Insolvent: debtor discogd from imnrtsonmeat 3.445, same; same order asms; same order. Judgmeata 8,523, bteckwe.t Dsrragb Furniture Company ts Benjamin I.

aad Morris David: Jodgt, 6294.50 3.542. 8ame bams; same, U40. 183,555, Joel N. Adams Geerg T. and EdU J.

Lester; julgt, $338. 8 CRIatlWAK BETORU JUBOE HA WES. Orders 13s. crawtusd Artia, pisanet guilty; jury waived aud case submitted to ths Court; Bttdiug. guUtv of asssult; flsd 63 and costs 153, Jehu Murry.

roboerr; plea ot not guilty order that special ventre eaoold Issue for tairty petit jurors returnable 1 8147. Cataeriae Coiltua, seliiag liqaor te miuors: pies ot no guilty; jury trial; jary to seal Vrrdtet. BEPOhS JCDGI 1(9. Orders 14 Jonu Howard aad Thomas Patterson, iaroeay; psrues preat: Verdict, guilty of petit larceny; motion lor new trial entered 40. Mike Crowiey, robbery: John Meatus nnd Michael CorJea.

curettes, recognizance forieuej 204. Manaea MuMuiUn, James buehan. and Jeremiah bhehan, larceny of noes; jury trial: Jurors, E. Brown, Wm. Lenmard, U.

Jackson. Lewis illllmer. Eugene Chapman. Henry Smith. John C.

Walker. G. W. Hail. D.

P. Chapman, T. Luddca. A. West, aad W.

F. Mo lncfalln. i ILLUTOIS SUPREME. Ottawa, 111., Sept. 13.

In the Snpram Court the loiiowing proocediae wer bad: 97 emu vs Lemos argued orally by Herbert snd Brow ley; taken. 88 Oii. Aaner. etev. vs Gardner: taken.

U8 Van tree vs Cob sake. rmr tsi iit 47 Loomls ts Cowan rvasae for appellee te fi'e briela extended test days; appcUaata allowad same extensiea to reply. 20 De Ciercq ts Jacaseat petition denied. WO Peck ve utmuus; laetloa by appellee to dismiss appeal, aad OlM ftiwd tor aa tr Junction te restrain defeedsnts from digging a ditch ea Ibeir ewa land. Tne motioa to diamiselsoa ths ground of the amount tn luigatioa beiag lea Turn rat doe nut apply la tnis oas.

It I net ons for money or property. Tae ease I properly here. Metioa overrated. 104 Boatee vs Calonzo aad North wee ter a Railway; motioa for eommon law eeruerarl. Tae alatirf claim damages for aa accident tn attemptiag to board a traia of ear ia motion.

Ta Court below withdrew the ease from tae jury and gave judgment for defeudssts. Whil ther msy have been error tn both court below, we are nnaalmou in sue opinion that this writ nonld be refused. Dickey oecurrd. except In tn opinion that It possibly snlgat be brought here en a writ of error oa a proper application beiag made. The court did no pee on th last queatloa.

BEHEAklXO socxrr. 18 Edgertou vs Weaver; petition allowed. 88 end 87 Herriagton Ts Henisrton; ttm extended ten da vs for appellee to fiie brief. 08 Peek vs Herrleatoa; asms order. 78 Stags Vs Games: metioa to set asld order Mkea: dumissal of appeal denied.

19 Bocae ts Unman; petition denied. 80 Ctark ts Donaldson; tlue extended twalv days. 12 People, ete rL, tc. ts Caioage Tele phase Company: order taking caaee sat aaids. aad oeatiaaed.

2 International Bank Ta Jenkins; motion to act aside continued. 3 sad 4 bame vs Same; asm motion. 25 City ot Chicago vs Caloaro and Wtra ladiaaa Railroad: sueUoa for tim te fii reply Uriels. 87 Harland vs Eastman motion by appel laatfortlm. 8 Wslss st al Ths People, etc.

motioa to withdraw record, abstracts, and briefs to tak to Appellate court; motion allowed. 12 Tracv. vs People. James Traov'a attorney file format motion sailing tne attention of the court te ease for reference in thi oourt. caLI.

or dockkt. 101 Llolngtou ts Taken. 1 Peoole, ex rel vs Appleton. Hynes, for relator, move for tim to file briefs: Bobby. for respondent, in court with his client, de mands trial.

1 be court took a recess of aa hour to deliberate oa these motions; relator allowed five days time te file printed brief s. nnd re spvndsal fly day to reply; oral argumsnt heard. ADMITTED TO TUB A. "Tb fallowing srer admitted to th bar: Oa Forelea License IL. C.

Mills. Edward M. Cook. John Fit. Harry S.

McCart ney. H. D. Paul. un Diplomas m.

tL. bettielc. 1 Been as J. Me Grata, B. A.

D. Elrkling. FROM LAFATE1TE. Bpeclal TslseTam to The later Oossa. LATAYgTT, Sept.

IX The North western atercaritU Association commenced It session to day. A large delegation 1 ia attend of th representative ati of Indiana aad Illinois. Many questions of lrxtsrsst to th trad sr discussed. A theatrical entertainment at th Opera Hon ia provided for to aufhW and a baaqust to morrow night. Th reletting of the.

contract for tfae building of the new Court House for Tippecanoe County took place to dsv. 8ix bids were presented, ranging from S241.00O to $325,000. The con tract was let to Mr. Charle F. Pearce, of Frank fort, at th first named sum.

Already $23, OOO haa been expended oa ths foundation and basement story. i THE BALTiltORc ORIOLE. BAX.TrMOBB. Sepu IS. The Lord BalU more day of th Oriol festival was grandly ol brated.

Tug boat, gaily bedecked, received hi Lordship down th bay, aud escorted him to th eity. where fa was received by the military aad a salute, the artillery At Fort McHenry also firing a salute. Lord Baltimore, with a brilliant escort, proceeded to th' City Hall, where tm tendered the freedom of the city by th Mayor. Sir John Harvey, secretary of Lord Baltimore, received the keys of the eity from th Mayor. aud lb festivities then continued.

THE FUE MARSHALS. Ciscinmati, Ohio. Sept 13. Th Fir Chief continued their dusoussloas of topics et late rut in their calling tc dsy. They visited the sobu'bs danag tn aftraea aad at AiAal ajojr4a Ki.U A 8.

ot. r. uo pfd Mem. A ua liurn.4 at. AvM Doptil alobils Morns Mo.

faaac M. I'. 2t kssn. a b. Ceatral 3i.Y.C.M.

U. pfd Kor.A W. od ft. 33 VJ 38 7s 73 11 23 as 23 1 7 127 127 1IHI 11 1. lDW Ill si 111V Lft 5f7i 7 I Zs bO IMl mi 1117H137 137 1S 1.31oj J9S Jtjaj IS ItlVi 1 4'IVI .4 3HJ, IO Nortuera Pactflo.

2M.HMOI OHj o4U 2ll 2S 63 14V 170 if V8 162 tie pid Aurtaweetera. Do Olil Central Ohio A lilM ttf.7UCl 1W IMHl'lteO m'i 11 1474.1 lt 1.S JU, 1 11 I a.iiui 41 1MJ 3y Out. sc wenieru.j O. By it. Co asTj S7.

Ore Trans. A 98 1)6 SI ta ilU Oo uni. D. A 3 Ol 4i 4i 4A4 441 46 120 134 i 1 34 ai 1 3 4 1 i i 134 l.trtHl 37 37 38 Sit 1 37 Kich. A DenvUle.

tUMMM Pitta. 4.. Ittn lalBBd 1 at. L. A a.

Do u. ttt Vnl Do pia 1.300 C5U 65J 84 I 84 85s I 11S 2u 18M, I XWIS! 138 4.1 Hi S3 I 43 42 40 4 I 64 4. 1x7 144 i 184 42 S2.77iIlJ7V 127i 144 1 l.i ttt. Paul Owsnai aiV 3U 63 Do St. P.

Mm. A Texas Pac.hc.. 6.8OU 112 18. JDJ 1H4 v1oV184 A'." il OU Kl Luion fscinn W.IW 1 1 S' uiiisy 113IJllo Wabash ix ptd. Tfeetera Cuioa U.

A 8C P. 6.ISMM 3J 3 3 11J70( 7e ea 7a i i el a 1J ItM 14vl 14ei The fetlewlag wers the quotations for petroleum oa the Bradford Petmleas Rxehaag. Opening ...63 Lowest 62 Aiirhest i5 loosing 65 Tne feiiowlag were tae sales ot beak stock, railroad aad miscellaneous bond at the New York Stock Kxchsace yesterday sr.EMtr.B. C. St.

V. JtO. 00 as 10,000 Bt P. 4: 1st. l.OOO Csnsds Southern.

.10.000 Do 2,000 IO6I9 112 3 83 114 87 87" 132 104S 128 102 87 78 100 103e 1034i 4 84 122 lOd 104 lOO 78 108 641 84" 5 2 92 1181 lOS 87 53 53 63 A4 45; S4 126 120 931 100 10O 103" 103 85 lOO 774 77 108 85 62 88 851 100 100 93 114 99la 74 46 IOI lost lOO 105 70 66 102 lllVt 138 128 lOO 101 loa 87 78 79 79 114 JOO lO0 97 104 9t 917, 8 39 78 82 82 82 83 108 Ceatral Pactle gold ....40.000 B. Iowa Division. 1.400 Cues, ex O. 1st issrie B.I.. lO, OOO Harlem.

1st coupon. l.OOO Kansas Pacific 1st cone l.OOO L. B. reg 1st 5. OOO Lst.

B. ek W. 1st 6.O0O K. fc genera 8's 2.000 U.T.6 N. L.

K. 4t new 2d 5.000 Northern pacific, lst l.OOO Do 2.000 SL Y. C. ez St. 1st 8.000 De l.OOO Osio and Ml, 2d mtg.

5. OOO Obi Central. 1st. fi.OOO Pacific. ef Missouri.

S.OOO Kachetraa4 PRtaburg. 3.000 I.OOO Do. dee 2.000 St. M. aed Man.

1st D. 4.000 Tennessee 5.000 Texae Pacific, H. i 4. OOO Texse Paeiac, lne It. B.OKO Utah South era Kxta.

2.000 Do 10.000 Caiea Pacifie lat mtg LOOO IS x. to it r. x. Che, aad Ohio 1st mtg. series A 5.

OOO Da. series il 13,000 Ches. aad Ohio. ...10. OOO De De Ease Va.

ex ti lac 10,000 lmeruaU coup 8,000 a rea lst. 6, OOO L. S. reg. 2d 6,000 AC 4r 1 1 sc.

A Pao W.DlT 8. OOO N. la E. new 2d 10,000 Do l.OOO Mo. PacitM.

lat De ......15.000 Cbie 6e, lst 10.000 B. At 8 2. OOO avicb. ex Dasv. dab Do 4.000 So.

Pec ot lat 15,000 Texas Pacific R. O. Div S.OOO Tarr Bant Div bonds .....10,000 Vt abash res. mtg. 10.000 Wan, St.

L. At Chicago 10,000 lO A. M. TO 12 X. B.

4 K. lat. l.r00 IOa aaoe a a sees ese 4te Xeae4 Canada buueaern 2.000 Ceatral Pacifie gold bead ClMsi Denver Jt Rie Oraade 1st, 5,000 K. Teaa Vs. ek Oa, ...30,000 Do, tne 10.000 Erie 3d mtg S.OOO H.

ex Texas 1st, W. Div ..10,000 H. ex Texas gen. 3,000 International Gt N. lst X.000 Louisiana con l.OOO M.

5 OOO Do. bo. W. Ext. 5.

OOO M. Jt Sc. IX Ext etfOCaVe It 9 ea a a a aa a sae 1,000 8. W. l.OOO iblle Ohio 3d, ded 10,000 K.

T. coa (l.OOO Ii. AT. eeo. l.OOO Mutual Union Tel.

6'a S.OOO'. aOOaaew mor Do ll.OOO H. T. Elevated l.OOO N. X.

1 ez W. new 2d 5.000 sOi aeeaee a eeaaeease.a a a GO, OOO K. la E. ex W. new 2d 5 fund.

IO.OOO Northern Pacifie lst coup. 15. OOO N. T. C.

4 St. L. lst 4.H Ohio Central 3. OOO Ohio Central, lne 3, IKK) Komc W. and lne 4.000 Richmond aud Danville ..15, 000 St.

L. and M. 5'a x.000 Do S.OOO Do .10.000 St Lend I. M. 7.000 St.

L. and Cairo et Fulton Div, lst l.OOO 107 St. L. aad S. F.

1st ti's, braaocu. loJ tg St. L. and 8. F.

2d, ciaas IO.OOO tto BU M.aad 1st S.OOO HO9 Mt M. and M. 1st, Dakota Ex 5.000 I08 Texas Pacific inc. L. 0 12,000 tid Tex.

Pac Ric O. ..15. OOO ftp Do 5.O0O 85 Do 15 OOO 85 TJ, S. 5's contd 3 IO.OOO loia Vsb. gen.

mtg. J's 5 l.OOO 88 Tb following war tn closing Quotation of miclnr snd express stocks, and btat aad government bonds: lulled bUtes i 70 U. 8. 5. Wit, Faivo.

..129 4 Caribou Il4'a Ceulral Pad Me ti'a at IXii vt li or. Idomestak Liiue Oatariy UO pid RolMnsoa. Oliver 1 'u IT. bout buir 1 jLxmisiaua 7(1 T8 I Kt. 11 lenaee 44 Jd Oo 64 4.j a.

6 i i a. 1 a. dlrrad 12 15 lAdauis 14U 7iAin aa 85 BOSTON. 13. OrBolai closing quotations 4 7 IMl 1 Colour 133 BOSTOK, Sept.

were ss follows: ater uoaton una A leu. A Top. lets. 7 ts.h.kli. 7 B.

U. A i 4 a. it. a. boelon a Maiae.u, b.

AO S.120 Alleues Aliciiis oil (t alnrnet A (scalps yj fi 1 Ka.jia 1, ...111 iPewasie 11 .,10:1 87 4tj'filer Islet 15 CentrsL 1H On SaB A irrn Flint aad P. 41 ihiiutsud P.M. 8 latue 0,111.1. THE BUSINESS WORLD. OBAIM xcrvr toxe.

Bpeoial Tslsgrsm to Ths Inter Oossa. New Tous, Bept. 13. Wheat Cash lot hsv a fair dsmaad from exporters and priosa role very strong; city milling inquiry limited; option somewhat uasettlsd. opening higher aad strong; snbaeqaeatly lost moat of th advance dosing, however, with more strength at a trig under beat prices speculative trading less active; sale.

896,000 bosh sis. iaoludlng 232, OOOoaspot. Corn Cash stock hsld strong at J31o ad yaaoe; options opened V91 higher and firm, subsequently lost th Improvement aad declined t3tc oioalag with more atreagtn aad taw. decline recover ed enccnlstica. eoatiaae quit briar, and largely in the year option export ia quiry light aad a limited demand from tne local trade: sale.

1.700.UO0 bushels, lsoiudloc S3.U04I bushels on spot. Oats Cash lots advaaoed 91o and closed troag; options unsettled aad variable, opening at atst'se better, subsequently lost the Improvement and declined ietdsa, oioalag. however, stronger agala at th bast prloes of theday; alee, bushel. By quiet but held steady. Barley quiet but firm.

Barley malt quiet and steady. Flour market oiosed without nny decided change la prlos export and local trad demand, modcrato; saisa, 1A.80O barrsla PBOVISIOKS. nw toss: Bpeclal Telearam to Ths Inter Ocean. New ToncSept, 1 Pork Markst elesed very dull, prloee entiraly nominal, bnt not notably ehaaged. Lstrd Market loed.

very strong aad aetiv. with th' early declia reoovsred. aad In Instances a had higher. Owcn XATl, CxsciirgATi. Ohio, Sept.

13. Pork quiet at $22. letrd firmer at 11.60. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Baoon toady and na changed.

Sraw oixkam. New Oxt IAKa. Sept. ia Pork dull aad lower: quoted at 22.75. Lard dall and lower; refined tierce, lfciss: keg.

Bulk meat dull aad lower; auouiders, packed, noted a S10.5tA Haoun easier: shoulder. tiU73: short rib and long clear. S15.37 Hsms gar cured oaro and firm; canvased. ordinary. MT LOUia St.

Lorn, Ma. Sept, 13. Pork bettsr aad slow; $2ai5 bid cash; bid January; jobbing at ZO.50. Dry salt meaU firm; shoulders. KIO; short ribs, short olesr, 14.3a Bacon nrm: shoulders, an: snort ribs.91A75t0IA.87ie short clears.

Iard dull at all. 37 'a bio. BAX.XXMOBK. BaLTTMOBE. heme 16 tcv1siob eteadv: mass Cork.

Bulk Meats Shoulders and clear rib aides, packed, 41s aad 5a, Baoon auouiders. l'so; clear rib sides, lb1. 16Atdl, lar Befiaed. lac WAIX STREET. MOKKT AKD TOCK.

the Western Associated Prase. New Tojuc. Sept IX Bar ilver. lla. Money, per' cent, closing at 0 per cent.

Prim mercantile paper, 6 per cent. Bterliog Exchange Baakezi bUl tren( at $4.84, demand. S4. 89V Gorernments weak, and per cant lower foe 4 s. per cant lower tor 4 Vs.

aad un chanced for extended 5's. Railroad bond weak oa modsrat vol urns of basin. i. Stat securities very doll aad without fsstur. Th general teadency of th stock market In arly dsals was to lower prlos.

North era Pa ifle, however, was exceptionally strong, nnd about aooa preferred advanced to the highest pries aver paid lor iw 'J He remainder of th Hat also Bdvsaced. At 1 o'clock th market became besvv. bnt the deeila was checked before 2 o'clock. Th market later became weak, aad the lowest prloe ol the day ware made ta the isat tssar. Ia tne last five mfhntes there was a slight recovery.

DST QOODS. kw yokK. Krir Toaz. Sept. ia Export of domestic cotton goods for th week, Z.21Q pkrs, making rortn xpud portion of th ysar a total ot 113,713 pkga.

Of sgsat the demand ha been ot aa Imgalar character, but the aggrecat shews a very sir business. The shipments bt assay els esse of goods la execution of previous engagement ooatianes ot daily steadiness to a large amen at, and, add eossideraoly to now business. The jobbing trade coatlnaes aotly. a large qnanuty ot good being distributed, KTKZKa STOCKS. rAIAXX ACTIVS, NrwTOBX, Setx.

13. Mlnln stocks fairly act Iva. Silver CliS declined from 105 to 94, closing at 96. Bradshaw declined' from SI to 43, aad South Pacific from 17 to IS. Robinson Consolidated sold at 13543 ItiO.

btate Lines Nes. and 3 at 2ti027, aad Orieatal and klUier at it 1 22. Bale tor the day, aharea Contsn tlou Consolidated has declared it eighth regular montnly dividend of U5 cent per share, payable Sept. g8c A. xatra tool tnsdlolaa, a biMslaj' tm rry BVeaSshata, IfawaA At an SltiAta, SAN rRAN CISCO.

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