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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23
MONEY AND TRADE,
DALLAS WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

The Course of tho Foreign and Rome
cotton Mnrsets-Moats Higher and
Excited - Grain and Flour
Steady-GrOcerieA GENERALLY
Firm-Au ola Fight-Busl-
ness and the Eie-
ments, Etc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23

Fine, "a; medium, 22;- heavy, 2Oc. Black
bury ana dizzy, b 70 10 cents OH
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23

This market moved along with small re-
cclpts and untlyorable news from abroad until
Monday, when it went down rs. Up to that
time the quotations were barely maintained
with q want Of confidence In the future
Spectators LETT the field 10 order buyers, and
theae were disposed to toucli II as little a. in
atriotious would allow. This, the ed, being
WRshlngtou's birthday and q le,al holiday,
no dispatches were tcnt from American mar
kets, We note tho market very quiet and
quote:
Good Or binary Observation-Disclosures. s.,
Low Ml"ulinb; -. .'.'''','''..'. va
strict Low Middling. ,,............. Va
Midding Observation-Disclosures.
strict Mildllng ....,........,....
Good Nlddlmg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
M'ddllng Ftir",..'"' ,,..,, ,...-,,,....,",lll1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-23
Haggiug and TIES.
Bones and Horns.

Observation-Disclosures. los
ARROW TlRs--S2 10 per bundle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

total for The week thus 5000 for same time o last
tending sales Of good TO choice Steers ooqT6
no very here Good shippers So 50GSo 6 Far 10 Me-
Gisscns S. 25; Light Butchers SO 5od$ Cows and
Heers SO 5O0$4 so; cd ows, $3.50 90; Fat do S4aS
deinsd at So 75d$3; and spr in good de-
. prices shade higher Common to FAIR $Zo@ooi
SHEEP AND IAis~Receipts to-day, 1000 head; total
for thus far 5000 for same time last week 2goo
weeks closing prices sales of Fair to Good Western Sheep
50 90 Choice to Fancy 81 20 80 ~ Common ~
S5 Western Lambs, So 50US6; Canada Lambs - so@
HoGs-Receipts TODAY 1000 head; total for week thus
fer 1000 for same time last Tees Ssd SeT
sales Cornfed Yorker at So $685. Mich gan ana ono
81 Is; Light %eisRts Michigan ana Ohio So Best
cacaSo sept iS-Hoos- Receipts, 10000 head ship;
Clearance made; Mixed Packing SO 25asG TO-; Choice
Heavy Packng and Selected shippng 81 So@$' 20; Light
CATTLE - Receipts 5000 head, including nearly 5000
the far West shipments 1000 head exports
81 cSmmSn to IeGt1m ioSl5c lever al 55Gs5 5 very
duh for Poor Native Butchers steady with good demand
So 76o$l 20 Dairy Cues slow at $9$l6 Range Cattle 20
@3oc lower Grass Texans So 25aS 80 many at sSG$S 5o
So 4O0SsS 80, Mixers and Springers. $30G$5O.
SHEEPReceipts 1900 head; demand very good quality
poor Common To medium weak at So G0a Cool TO Choice
81 40US5; wyoming and Colorado sheep - SOd ~ 20
Journal oaOe dspatcs quotes American Cattle in v
Sr LOUIS Sept l9CArrLR- Receipts, 1000 head; ship
snents head urgent demand for Shppng grades but
Good Natives offered; stock which the supply
almost active and the com
INQUEST grades sod promptly Natve g so no
mon So 25Gs3; Grass Texans oChoce, So 20
S4 Common, 81 25dS3.
SrKEP-Receipts 1850 head; shipments. none; market
steady prc firm Fair to Choice Muttons S36S 10
steady Workers and Batimores 50 4Od
e6 6O Butchers Fancy So so0s7 S5 Pigs 80 5o@S6 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
HORSE MARKET.

No shipments foreign ports during the week lot of
Norman stations arrived from France for MessTs Degen
H. Thcy large muscular horses, OF
1000 10 500 weis Mt all three and fouryear ods ana
meet the and, interview with the reporter
interesting facts in regard to the breeding bsi
that Illinois. He that all the large
horses have picked buyers aud that viii
he before farmers have surplus which they
Canpot sch readily big prices" short time before
sold carloads OF threeyear WORK
New York buyer for $40 head These horses
were taken where will be to work and in
viii be ready for this market This confirms what
repeatedly SAID that large work horses OF suaDe
animals ana
farmers who Of these facts first will find II
the most profitable enterprise engaged in me
in remains about the same possibly e
business done late In the week Btaiers Ilnn
another will improvement, as buyers nave
begun to look around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
for yellow Dip So 80 Virgin dnferor). Corn
nurrER AND CHEEsE MARKEr

BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
LITTLE FALLS Sept 19The market brisk and prices
advanced the Factory Cheese reached 5000 boxes
most Of the sales were at 500 boxes OF Farm,
sold IL 2Dl2lac. Nnety-eight packages OF
Butter disposed Of at 29d32c
UTICA, N. ", sept 19-SeventytwO hundred boxes of
Cheese sold IL &c., the leading being 13c
Eighteen hundred boxes consigned.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass, Sept l9.The Printing Cloth market
has been ractive demand with hight at 516c less
cent for ga though previous quota ions
unchanged but slightly nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE Sept l9-ooston dull, Mddlins i219l2asc
g So 2sSS e. 90 40 DO I Family
sss 7S' e. ssss$SS brands 81 S5s:s
aa ssd weak; southern 4OSsI 4S' amber As
Ss o spot 10 sS
ssSs 81 5s sss 80
.p s%u g Ts s SS TSS
SoSs%SeS ao oats ' SSSG
Pennsalyana 5le52o Rye quiet at s. 05a$l o.
a sna h1% s1S d ioV0 f'n0 0H''0
sP but Higher 'ssnSy G s Dc
81 4s Corn dull but urn sale Of S3Se 5SS h No Mixed
%sts s5SsS NSs1af SSPSn oaer ra 5 dd
Sass $ss. rTsrhss NsSYoIs b. rsii Ss1 5a.S
Corr $4,000 bush Oats 69,0OC BUSH Rye 4OOi Malt
hit with s fair ana but
as s No csgS S 8c1oSer y g 81 sPd
N s GssS siss5 q 2ass Corn b 3
Sqf s yeS oof s. @ @
May ejsstte cole oats ap Weak and
s9iso October lOSc Nove@6cTi a2c, December; lG5ac
higher a s'9s nH 1s sioH @c aR
SSt wsss P g oSe 2 es Ss go al e
Lad 55r Ct BsG'i
demand at M %k
snSF R SHORT Gsa o9Os H and
cNcssAIL sept lSCf a, arm Family So s5a$7 TO-
%inisI 81 46; receipts 500 bush: shipments 5Go
Rye hiSGe fsf
81 90 Lara sass5at III d EalEneats nominal s6oa
ciasi nh l-s cesr sides Pee Whisky steady at 81 a.
s. SA n
serve Soe. Choice Central QUO: zoe quiet maris
g3s Psskins s and r Bnteh S%
os1so Ms sSe sisady %aei ipp he Ss3SS
NoySmser a psee%Ser 8 fS SS'sssE
Mica Ms' 5SGSia a
s?GS S0 Bush w ssp
MMwAuSEE VIZ Sept leFouT IN good demapd wboa,
SCI: sa.s s@S 4
ss$SsI a. Ssss%SS5 sI5 NJ
s,ssss
sns
s. wHhsss
saa S i ssS @
GOOD n sP E1iTa Fairly aG ch Fa
g. "a ssS S SlSse sss So S @asg sanfg
So Winter Wheat sass rye Flour scarce
4 %AfsS s%Sss
S tqEa 81 q free
Zen Ssa%e depot G SS Mn Ss as
oats ss nr for NO. ss M M11sS 9oSdn. sP%sp Ms ns
Ee.s % So es 80 Fsks az ee mams India
s s%ss9d d s Sls SS v IN a s
1Sgioisc pickle sSs do Smoked S@ioS
sfs m d s @ Do 40 h s sSs
ao GOOD a1 o cGosg
Sr.s n gs@s o %ss.sra and S sS; Extra
Good 10 Choice. 23@25e; Rolls steady; Pennsy and
Western 2l922c Eggs steady and nrm ole
sugar-Eaw firm but quiet at 77s0Sc for Fair
70 Good Refining Muscovpoes Refined. steady Cut
Loaf Crusheaand Powdered 1856. Granulated 10 Wits
ST. sept 10 Flour seloc lower; Treble
q al cash. 81 4s October 81 10 November 81 a.
ss%Ser 81 tisss pseenser No Red Fan 81 90 No. Do
12sscspber ass May Oats duh and lower ale cash
81 ana barley quiet wisconsin ranges s5c:asi Pork
vi; Clear BID $40 CO. Clear sides sl Bacon Irregular
5z rgs .as Lard =. ne%RnSy i2e Butter h dairy S2ac
SeiPts@Flolr II 900 bbls.; Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn
ley $4,000 bush shpments-Toar iiooS bbs. &b Sa
1870 pnsi- Sorn $4,000 bush; Oats 10000 bush.
.TolkD1 sept Is Wheat opened weak. No. . Ren SPOT
81 ~ VSooea, ~ S2sti November, 81 46s December
6Sc Oats dun nj 10 for No. AT the close. Wheai
duh Nc Red spot e 4o sepembsr 81 20 bid 81 as
81 s No nsd 8 ~ Corn spos s' Ssis at
ssl 6oc 8 .Sss AZ the year held At
sHs1wnsst 1900 BUSH Corn Oo5 BUSH oats iooS
sssd Sa s ss q & for cr ssspsa r. e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
oLLEcroR OF AssEssMKSH)


AND CLERK OF ARREARS.
July q. ISL. y
Notice tcnements for UNPAID taxes n
rents Of 1870. lS7 Il 1872 1873, 1874
direction OF Allan Campbell Comptroller
YORK The undersigned hereby gives public notice pursuant
OF Croton rents in the civ
NewNork and % amend the In NJ
thereto" passed April :, 1871.
That the respective owners OF all and tenements
nrmed situated In the Wards 4
years 1871 1872 1873 1874, 1875
ng due and unpaid and also the respective OF All
lands feDeentS the of
wards aforesaid which the regular
been laid for the 1870 1871 1872 1S7
now remaining due and unpaid the said
the Clerk of Assessment and Clerk Arrears
the Department of Finance in the the
interest thereon, at the rate Of
vded by HAPPIER 81 Of the laws OF 1881 from when
the charge of this notice and advertisement deaut
shall be made IN such payments such lands and
ments win be sold at public auction nc the new
Court House, in the City Han Park, the City 0f
New York, Monday October 10, 1881, az - O'clock
for the lowest at which snail
oner 10 take the In consideration of advancing tho
due unpaid aforesaid 10 hS
OF SALE together with tho charges OF this
vcrsenent and all other costs and charges
and that will be continued al
For the redemption OF property sold.
payable upon the amount oi the purchase money the reo
Ia per cent per annum.
hereby given tha detailed statement OF
the and the Croton water ownership the
property which taxes and
paid published IN pamphlet and that copies OF the said
pamphlet deposited In the Office of the Collector OF Assess
ments and Clerk OF Arrears and viii any
son applying for the same
Collector OF Assessments and Clerk Of Arrears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
Corporation Notices.

CITY OF NETWORK, DEPARTMENT OF
" FINANCE, BU BsAU FOR COLLECTION OF A.
SESSMENTS AND ARREARS OF TANES AND AS
SESsMENTS AND OF WATER RENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CITIZENS LINE.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
"A. Note change in location. NEW STEAMERS SARA.
TOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily. except saturday
from PIER No Al North River foot OF Christopher ST.
Meeting with morning trains for the North West
day steamer touches ut ALBANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. i
souTH sDE HE f.y very gIE WEk SKY DT4 Il
aa6 GSn2eng at A Alb Sunday morning with
excursion ''"''' to Albany Hn a. rq'q ~ SG24
A LBANY DAY B0ATS-ALBANY and c.
Per XtenhRD ny {sqnny' sT,33sM vesrvS
ycf Ferry o. t P3n Ns az anai S,, ,
1'a SEP PGq9' %
Sow62Sg rotHr n ~; d n9S ro
CE EG,oI,aa i "a RAlLRoADl or NEW-JERsEY.
BToos!ya loot tFatonsG Js%c' wRsr ry'A station in
Leave Tew York 'oot II ibortv.st a, 1r,v,
:, 5 ss mFor Fiomnton. Ea,ton AGonsown Realm,
7.45 .o', N q co. scboo,o,, ,,, 49, ~
Western r. Ea'on Allentown wsa as5i1
n2Sso T 71nsn T Easss v,
p nnSH ch n %a Gsp9r ramaIua Droa Nincoe
spnrg -F oc nN Ha,ton Aentown Recalling ar
TnH For nIP emng c%" Ess,on w,na Ca, y,no,
rssa scnooo5s Mountain High GG' hT ss ,runoA
4 4a6o m.-For Son9rv,lle. Flemrncto1 e.
Rsac arTsnrs stG %anch chn m r @ Aonown
eaS g. I'm N Tor TOR r na11i nTpo
@ilS,cct5 iS1 49, W. q 2lsiff' liSsSn,
For trains to local oouts SEQ Time Tsllos at station.
IN Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Bed Bank branch ocean Grows %sSuS par pon
asn y 5t5 i' lo3o' l2m~ q $780, L. 4so. o:3o
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
TOD TrH1 6SSSHH th GSs-29SGk FI fnsrs
through 6ar srTvSs GITH oD nArEEss 200 with
from one t %aT Sy" Roana p s.,y
4 t'kEEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
asop "aVetor Freehold 5i5 745 I'm q 4;3o $50
sNEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
s9 BOO p m for East Long sundays $50
1910 M. s;i5 m.-For Ocean Grove Point Pleas,
Por Sandy Hook via Branchnors 5i5 7i5 o. M u n
For Monmouth 7each Seanri,,t. &c, Branchpo 5i,
ais, %va Red a aiS m for lakewood Toms Rive,
NanehssT River ArXSFId City !'n and ps a.
/ :, 4sOp VIVA Rod Bank Lakewood whtnga Tom,
eNEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ia @yS NfewYork from station q r. t. foot Of
asS Sleth apa mroG On snn", 74 ILLS
$40 n I'd and eerkssts st5so 7i5 lIl5 m l.so4.so
ESQ., @ysr5sn rem and Tuokersts $50 7t5 93o l5
"a sa?1S 45 5 Sot6 5i anf l. Prem
aorfs, sSG It IS $50 sa es NJ $40
sPa sS ss s2o $50 sand iS3
City Station to and nom
Ticket, Foot q 0'Iis 2aa $751; 4o
AND AM Annex a. Once js@es
check from hoe residence to destination App
~ ana eot AK S Sss s ass
are In connection with tho Bell Tsiephone Law Tels
'J6sEPaa HARRIS HIP BALDWIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
prates an0 TENDERS.

| s. CONOVER g. CO., Designers and Manu-
~ facturers OF ARTISTIC CRATES A$D TENDERS.
fIREPLAChS in Br.s1, Bronze, steel and rile.
Aaliron4 Fire Sett, Coal Holds Basket Crates, Ga
fcgat assormont ~ new designs. Decorated .es for
hearths and iacings Architects designs executed or
elusive designs furnished architects And
builders Warerooms, 40 36S CsnaLsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
LINE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

" z ! ~
~ TO Boston Worcester Nashua Portland East
via New bondOn.Steamers leave Pier No North
iall, SundIyu included Week days . pm SUNDAYS 8 d M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK. Monday. Sept 10 isS,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE r&ANsFsaA
NETWORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
BrOOklpn properip for Sale am Go Get

L $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ acres land Brooklyn lines horse-cars IN
immediate vicinity paved severed strecs rutland
q WHITING. III Nassau-sL
ITO LET.-$600 for 3-story hgh-stOOp brown
stone house, 2ox42 lot 100; only dvs Minutes
Prospect Park aud convenient 70 cOney Isaai All NJ
rutland & WHITING. l2l Massage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
Citp propertp Go fei.
Citp i)ropertp Wanieo.

WANTED.-0n Park-plaee, Murray, War
w dhambcr- 5OxlO0 feet for cash
rutland d WHITING, 12l Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

~ PASSENGER TRAINS. on and after May .. 1873 will
eaye depots loot Of CorDandt and Desbrosscs sts a 0
D. n 3aup m and ESQ m for Easton, Bethlehem. Allen
tnWn, Reanlng Mauch Chunk. WIkesbarre, Towanda,
Maverly, ithaca. Geneva LIONS, and the Nest.
tram NJ T. m Tor Eason Bethlehem. Allentown Reading,
Maueh Chunk Wilkesbarre and Pston Pullman sleeping
m T. m and $40 n CONNECT for all points in Mahanoy
and uHl"ton coal regions. r. H. BYINGTOS. q. T. A.
General Eastern Office corner Church and Cortandss.
Ii INNINGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
- NEW YORK, Sept, IL, 1881.
|ENHE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhOd-
es and voting bondholders for the election of Directors
VIII be held at the offices OF the company, in the City
Toledo Ohio on THURSDAY. October e. 1881. at O'Clock
PIN
Transfer books viii 23d reopen
T. Il. q. MITCHELL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20
Brushes.


a L d. N, BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. -
n DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER ~, North Rive,
SOUTH SIDE OF CANAIeSr, every WEEK DAY Al ! ~
m connecting at Albany Sunday morning excepted' with
Excursion uckets to Albany return good % 80 "a
w W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

~ ROAD THROUGH TRAINS.
For nanbUry, Conn., Brewster Carmel.
mediate stations leave iS0th.st and y
IN. daily, except SUNDAY. ~ ~ $500 .
Brew ser, Carmel, Mahopac and
leave lo'thst. 4;5b IA. daily, except sunday
Mahopac Special and Way leave lS5th.st D. daily
except sunday. = ~ ''
TO connect with trains leave Rectorst ftynve minutes
before time OF departure from l56th.st.
Baggage depot, PAS West 6Sd.st,, SHAVE
The New York transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-20

mewp9rt marthas Eineyar Nantucket Cape Cod and
and OLD COLONY leave New York daily Sundays
az up m from Pier %. " u. Annex boat Brook vn
u. p M, Jersey CITY, y. M, connects with both
ilckets ana staierooms be secured prlncipa
oics transfer and ticket Offices ut the Othce Pier
on stenmeIs List OF tours and excursions sent
BORDEN q LOWELL Agents ~ -9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
rpu vopK DAILY TRlW NE, SATURDAY, JANUARY g. 1901

both are improving. Two who have been SICK nave s
recovered The sickness not due to any lack OF
aantarv nreoautions in the house, as Mr. Crump mas
made the subject of pure ar in the house special
study aud has spent much money on arrahgetnei,,s
for Droper drainage and ventilation. The sickness
il now attributed TO q nuisance on neighOorS
property. ,D
Long ISLAND Cry An Irish Land League Az
ISOLATION has been organized IN Long lsahu ivy;
with rx-Citv Treasurer John Horan as president ana
alderman LOnergan secretary.
STATEN ISLAND.
RlcuMOSD-The Richmond Comfy Board OF
Supervisors have ednazed the taxes to be raised IN
each town as follows: Cas;letOn, TI.437 .6o3 MIA
GlctOn 81 l50. 900; NOrthted, 81 .320,OO0; Vest
field, $500, COO Southrld, 81. lG0, 600. ms IS u
considerable reduction for each town.. George
NJ Root has served an order TO show cause Why a
mamdamns should not be issued to compel tn Ken,
mOnd County Supervisors to audit ms Dlll OF Sz'ooV
for making a map Of property in Castieton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
ROID HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Michael Mccarthy, age twenty,one, was taken 10
The bar of the Jefferson Market Police Court yester-
day m answer "A charge of highway robbery pre-
ferred by Mrs. Charlotte NJ Wall, Of No. 3l3 East
Seyeptv.nintil-s, who said that while walking III
West twenty -ffth-st., near Seventh-ave., Wednes-
dav afternoon about 3 O'Clock, company with her
daughter Mrs. Charlotte Andrews, she was ap
nroached by Mccarthy, who suddenly struck ner
violent blow on the breast. She threw
ND her hands to protect herself, when
the thief graspcd her by the wrists ana ana
wrenched her pocket book containing SO IN piiis
and silver from her hands Mrs. Wall fought with
the highwaymaa and endeavorcd to h"Id NM out
he broke away and ran rapidly toward Eighth-aVe;
In the struggle the wOman's clothing was torn ana
her bonnet Knocked into the street. She, however,
hurried after the man and called to two young men
who were near to stop him. but they were appa
rently his friends for they mace no cil4rt 10 capture
him, but ran as iaras lhe corner anu tuen luiuou III
an opposite direction. . . -, N -
In her pursuit OF tho TObber Mrs. wall was
iolned by young man naheu hooeIt
r. Williams OF No. 247 West Scvcnteenth'st., VINO
saw him run into rear house III West iwenN'Slxtn'
ST 0iyesing himself of his coat aud throwing away
his hat in the alley which led thereto. "heh MIS-;
collected. and boy said TO her, Mlssus, II WdSS
Mickey Mccarthy what took your pocAcloooA'
This information she gave to an Olucef VINO soon
arrived and searched the house, but che tnci cOuu
nOt be found. HIS hat aud coat were found IN the
aIIcv where he had dropped them. MCCARTHY
wa taken into custody lhursday night by Detcc-
tlves Cairns and Campbell lie denied al! kn"Wi-
edge of tie crime When aTralgned before Justice
Fammcr he not only denied his guilt, bat sal0 that
if he was granted little time he would prOHuce tle
mau who committed the offence wh0 lie sad, como
be identified hy Mrs. Wall and her daughter BON
man who had robbed and assaulted Mrs. Wall. Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08

Thomas Dewitt 'lilmaec, j., IT," cldr'' son
Of tho ~. I. DrNut 1.lus-c, "lcd f"i4cHIt Al h'-
ho,or No. south OAlor!-.t. BI0okyn, 1hlr,ddv night.
some months ago be- went south Tor hs health bat tr"
hi return he hs been apparently well uutl thts week.
Tuesday hc took cu,d hu' alarming sNDIp'"ns Gcl"
dryclnped until ILusday evening. when pueuHoni -"t
IN and death followed ~ g." hours. i"un2 MI Idi-
mag va born ~ syracuse, y. y. IN i@'. dHd vent I"
IIuoKyn with lis ia'hcr the pastor 90 'hr u" as u
Tbrluaclr 500 lie WAS "!u'dltd ~ the li""h u
Polytechnic Institute. severn. ytar- ~" he "ht /" 'ri
and served ia iLr %iyY uc,rly rs" Nrdf-. IN June.
Ir-O ne was craduntcd AT tlIr Columbia La" "chb"l
1hc funeral services Vail he hc.d 10 ih''u" AFTERNOON
al The BroOky Ia tabernacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
INTERESTS OF THE SUGAR TRADE.
.cr,ov or rur CUAMDER OF COMMERCE APPROVED

.r-r,nv or rUr CHAMBER OF COMMERCE APPROVED
"A SUGAR EXCHANGE TO BIZ ESTABLISHED.
The action of the Chamber OF Commerce III ap-
pointing committee to investigate matters Oh in,
fercst To the sugar trade, the method OF levylne
duties NV polarization tests. and the causes OF NOR
than 900 suits against the Government ~
recovcr "cxta duties" amounting to aDont
go OOO 600 gives general satisfaction III
the sugar trade. One of tho committee staea Srs ~
ferdav: "To avoid giviug an ex-parte colorine 10
the reLOrt which Is TO be MADE, the coiui'.rs I,
not confined 10 sugar merchants but CONSISTS OF d.
r. Sherman president of the Mechanics BANK VS.
cod Welsh of s. & w. Welsh, and John /. Terry,
OF E. ID. Morgan d Co. We expect TO hVestIe ,i
the questions at issue. IN the nope W aS,s , '"o
matter before the Treasury Department VIII on
thorough understanding OF the subject ana WIN ti
this is done the Secretary Will probably see '"o
Justice of our claims" r i. ,ror,bt
against the Government that by knowlf"n. more
than wear ago. has been settleh upon me 'uNc7 VI
United States District Attorney No0dloiu, WHO VII
November 8, in "a communication to TIE treasury
Department says: Upon an examination OF ,Ie
samples of the sugars WE are tf or e pn show
that they were artiticIay coloied; and tneieioir,
we recommend payment of the amount OF the cram
in suit. several other suits are now penang -,
tins district in which the Government may
fairly expect to prove that the .suEa,s
in question artiiciay c4lo,ed pi1 ~ ad o,'r
onnon the attempt to do so wouid De preJhulccu u!
an nnfayorablc result in the kuowiton case.
few DAYS ago. Assistant Secretary ffench sen. al.
order to dismiss the sm IL Is Grained US Tue 20
the KnowltOn case. -. A.. ;,
number OF merchants interested IN the various Gus
branches of the sugar trade met september 20 anu
,,aam,mg il hest that a Sugar Exchange should b.
ORGANIZED in tins city appointed u committee
to consult the varlons interests upon 90 tn r
propos;ion and to present basis 1or such an ", Or
r,n,z zion together with constitution aud Dy-
Jaws. b. f. Butler chairman OF the committee
made a report at meeting OF the sugar trade yes,
terdov' adding that although it was signed by all
of the members, some of them reserved the
right to debate upon the ploposltion,
With the importers and brokers there was
,,cueral approval of the scheme The report
Vas received. the constitution adopted, and the
exchange will be incorporated under the laws Oh
his state. with the following merchants as corpo-
ra,ors Benjamin Perkins, Ira Bursley, SANTIAGO
Michcleux Il. b. Mintnrn Laurence Tu,nure ana
Gee VatanIe mehiy Ipin n.y. TerrV Osrood Welsh
aud ham YOunVS.