Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-16
The Spuyreu Duyyil Dis,S,cr.

THE BRAKEMAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF VICTIMS
NEW YORK. January 16-Charles Melius the
brakeman, who is accused OF being tha canse OF
the Spuyten Duyvil Railroad diSaster.was arraiCned
before the coroner to-day and admitted 10 hail in
lle sum OF 5000 pending the inquest. The funeral
Oh The Rev. Francis Xavier Marechal one OF the
Victims OF the accident, took place to-day from ST.
FRANCES Aavler church, where a mass was cele-
brated by the Rev. Father Brady The body was
taken to West Park cemetery for interment The
remains OF Mrs Mary L. Brown, another victim,
We're taken this morning by tram To Poultney, VI.
Where the funeral services Will be performed.
FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GRAVE.
- BENNINGTON, VT, January I6.-The funeral OF
Park valentine and wife, victims or the Hudson
rlNer railroad disaster was had here this afternoon
from the Second Congregational church. very
attended the obsequies. which We're conducted nv
Rev. L. q. Read, Mr.. Valentines pastor, assisted
10y Rev. j. ID. WasSon, o. North Adams. Mass and
Rev. Dr. Canfield, OF Arlington. The last were the
clergymen who cf1icated at the wedding OF the
deceased couple last Thursday. or the eight paIl-
bearers four were uShers at the wedding The va
rlous organizations TO which Mr. Valentine be-
longed were present. The tragic event has made
a deep Impression I'm the community.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE january l6.-yrginia ss deferred
due e9gECns sS; do forties bid to-day
dB ar fsnnafs s .Sa
and western sgler 25a4 %; do extra, 5.2sa6o0
S25; extra soas 25 do family. i 7scs.. 10 do. DO.
kio brands 100: fas,SIsco family. s25 Wheat
~ aber s5ilFsSsia1r ss rs aliss s.
NO, WESTERN winter red, spot and January. I 3aa
i.s3a February. 40 aaI. Al; March, L. AZ al a.,
Aprl lfi fal4 44'4. Corn, southern steady, western
easler.southern white. 75a16; do. yellow 69a70 vest
ern mixed. spot, 6S asked; January, 81 sa67 Feb
ruary, tSssaboA4 March, 70a.0a May, 7J.a73x
asyd. Oats steady = southern, 50a53; western
white, ola53; do. mixed 50a5I. Pennsyyana, 50a53.
rye quiet 96al 90. Hay steady-prime choice Penn
ssiNanla and Maryland, l6.o0a23. 90. Provisions
qliet,mess pork. lS Is. Bulk meats shoulders
ana clear NIB sides. packed, ~ and ga. Bacon
shoulders. Sf clear rib Sides l0aa. Hams l2l.alJt.
Lard renled. ia. Butter weak-western packed,
loa4O; roil 22a2s. Eggs dun and weak. 20, lined,
nominal Petroleum nominal refined, Ga. Coffee
easier no cargoes ordinary 10 fair S7.ai0. sugar
gIet-A SOFT go. Whisky fi-mer, ll1k. Ereights to
Liverpool per steamer dul-cotton 316a Id; nour
2s.3d per barrel; grain, .a4d Receipts-nour O6s
oaies wheat, 20 $50 bushels; corn, 81 092 bushels;
Oats. . ol2 bushels; rye, Shipments whest,
4o36 bushels: corn, Is. 0l3 bushels. Sales-whcat,
80: 3i4 bushels: corn IL, 972 bushels.
NEW YORK, January Ii. - Stocks irregular.
Money, D. ENchange-long, 4S2; do short, 4S6. State
ponds inactive. Governments genrallly unchanged.
Cotton quiet.
NEW YORK, January 16.-Flour duh and heavy.
wheat opened shade better; afterwards advance
lost Corn heavy ana about "A lower. Pork dull
ana weak. 10 5oal1 .62%. Lard weak, IL %. Spirits
turpentine, 54jsa55. Rosin, 237 .a2425s. Freights
LONDON, January L. 1890 p.m.-Consnls-f
money, loo LILO; for the account loo 516. Atlantic
ana Great western first mortgage trustees certificates,
ao3y' do; seconds, IN. Erie, ass. New York Gem
Tal 1884. Illinois Central, 1874. Reading, 337..
Ontario and Western, 2Sa.