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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

"ANr ED.-A first class driver, OF a young man
w that has had some experience in horse shoe
ing Enquire OF j. III. GOOD lCH,
augl7rlw Augusta, Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

T ADY AGENTS WANTED 10 sell Fosters
- Patent Combination and Universal Fit ug
Corsets. Exclusive territory gwen. For terms, &C.
address CHAS. ". FOSTER, 4 CO.,
aug2ld3t New Haven, Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

1ns1 sS.evs6ee..ssss, 40 essss6sas sAra, ~.
eo0sN0 S1d0 fke Aeod V WANTED. Fos ~.
~ g cents, tAsee fissss for 20 cents. aad On 80
fpe so cents. "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

"ANTED.-A competent woman to do house.
w work good wages. Apply to
aug7tf MRS. G. IL. MASON, s Green st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27
Ednteti.

VIVIAN rED-Agents wanted TO sell the easi,s,
w and best selling ar lcle ever offered from two
to ten are used in every household. Send tor mar.
ticulars, Gail on address the Boston Lamp Co. 3,
Kingston ST, Boston, Mass. aug26t bNsatiw
NYANTED.-ANYL LADIES OR YOUNG MEN
w who are ont of employ men,, in city or country
distance no object. can have steady work at their
own homes all the year round; work sent by mail;
anyone can do It; good salary; canv assng, no
stamps for reply. Address, BURT Il EMMONs.
Manufacturers, Box 2l7s, Boston, Mass.
augl3tIWs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

coat makers to work IN
w shop. Apply TO S. l.. HUNTINGTON,
augi'tf Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27

nCEAN PoIST.-Rooms TO h., by day or w.-
" at "Milnoket Lodge" Tor balance of :, ason
aug2i'lw MRS L. W STARRipma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-27
Lost.

II OSr.-Between Augusta uouse and IN. C.
j ! House. Gold Gilt Military Badge Win sa ns
ribbon attached Reward paid on delivery A. ,r sc
office. s,s a. this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
CLOSING PRTrES D} rT,Lf DELPHIi Stocks
R,portci M joins II DAVE & co., II wal-h
MONDAY, oct T. r. 81.

MONDAY, oct. IJ-T. 81.
The stool, market to-day opened with prices ma
tyriaIly higher than Saturday, closing figures. aud
during he Iir-t half hour here was further mUdrr
q. advance. Tonight Cine prices almost uuiycr
sally are materially lower than they were on Satur-
day evening The situation is Ear from being salts
factory, and that condition will not be- rr.nrdi.d by
interpretation of fact, Bat the situation doe,
not prcsnge commercial panic. The panic
I'm grain aud pro visions occurred when speculation
had held the lgurr, at 2)D2j per cent above the
present prices. Since the panic IN those articles
their prices have steadily but gradually declined to
the present figures Wheat to-day sold ut the lowest
price for the season, yet there panic. II may
20 lower yet but since the panic the 10 sscs have
fallen upon those operation, best able 10 bear them.
" Eating and drinking aud the and tear" il is
true make business, but, unfortunately, It seems
that consumption must go on until it oycrtINcs the
production before Will have its effect upon prices
Of the products of the soil of the mills. What
the silver question may have in store for
MS. if it does not receive from the next session
of Congress an heroic solution that is insigntcd by
sound principles of finances, and not brought about
by ideas of political necessities il is difficult to
innate. But barring that subject the dangers of
commercial or financial panic are well passed.
Wheat corn and provisions may sell much lower
and stocks may continue 70 decline until some of
the enormous capitdlzatlonsare reconstructed upon
a basis of earnings; but the declines already
reached should be- a perfect guarantee against
panics unless something which cannot bc foresccn
occurs In the stock market the one favorable
point in the situation is that the losses of the dc
clincs are falling where the large pro-
fits Of from 1873 to 1880 were rcaped.
The commercial interest now is little affected
by stock fluctuations. The transactions in : tocks
to-day amounted to 100000 shares. After the first
squirt toward higher figures, which at the time
apparently due 10 a local speculative manipula-
ton, there was a steady decline in figures, that
hardly was interrupted by rallies, To the end. Ore
gon and TTanscOntinental was "a special feature in
the tradings it opened at ~ and To II 4 and
later sold down to II and reacted TO 4240 The
Northern Paciics in the early dealings presented
bold front, but at the end were down Il az per
cent from Saturdays figures. Weakness de-
veOpcd in the whole line of coal stocks, but those
which not clasSeg rs speculative declined
the most; Delaware and Hudson declined from
lOj TO 1929, while the decline in Delaware, Lack
awanna aud Western wa only per cent to 1888,
in Genital of Now-JeTscy only III to 80, and IN
Reading only is to 49,. The remainder OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16

of the faVorte Sunday pasmes OF the gang Is ~reeAH
liulor-shops and assautng the owners. Last SUNDAY
dozen or more OF the ruans went 10 the beershop OF
Henry Conrad at ODehundTed and hfty-second-st ana
Morrisaye They ordered him 70 open the place II oe
ing Sunday he refused 20 do so. Then wen DOL ior
Won they shouted and at began vigorous assault
an the uaee With eiubs stones aud every other available
instrument The building, old twoStOry frame house.
Withstand The assault only few moments before the en-
tire front and large portion OF the interior were wreck
once inside the crowd assaulted Conrad knocking MN
down kicking and stamping upon him IN the most brutal
manner His arm and ribs broken and his head ana
face horribly cut and dsgured before Roundsman Burns
and Officer Rector, OF the Thrtythird Precinct az
trscted by the noise Of the ARRAY, arriNed
an the scene Then the ruans scattered leaving two Of
their number Dennis Malone, twenty-five ana Jalh'
McCioyern age nineteen in the hands OF the pohCeh
Conrad l. thought 70 have been dangerously injured
THE prisoners aTTaiEncd IN inc faiIIh
Police Court Yesterday Among the spectators DftctuEe
wilkins recognized another OF the assaulnE parry ~ lie
prrs0u ~ Peter Reddcn, age twcnythrcc, OF oneIGh
dred Ry-fhird-st and MOrisaye., and TOOK nm
into custody Before the three prisoners were dslseu
~ Officers Weeks and McDonOugh entered the cOu Oom
leading fourth prisoner who literally covered VITA
blood officer Weeks had the youth on Harlem
Bridge and recognizing him 81 tie leaders 81 me
FROG Hollow gang" had arrested him. His nane Is
Owen Dcgnan and he resisted arrest vigorously. Inc
fonr Young men held n ~ 900 each 20 await tie re-
suit of CunTad's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
CIVIL NOTES.

A verdict of $3.50 for the plaintiff was rem
dered yesterday in the Court Of Common Pleas, before
Judge Beach, in the suit of Kecfe OKeec against the
Municipal Gaslight Company. OKccte alleged that he
was made sick by the escape OF gas 40 his mouse, NO $50
Third ave- that the company was told Of tue leakage
and failed to make repairs. He sued for $4,000.
David NJ Piscr, of the firm Of Wing & Piscr,
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Esas on an
order issued 10y Judge Barrett the complaint Of the
Burrow- Giles LithOTaphc Company. 1t j. alleged that
PiScr obtained from them work 10 The amount Of
81 Gl9 Gj by falsely representing That MS iTin owned
Inc panorama OF the Life al Christ and the Holy Land,
and that il would be exhibited through the country
I'm the suit Of Julia Blanche Peck against John,
Theodore G.. and Gordon H. Peck, and Edith L. Hol-
stead on the charge OF conspiracy in that they had un-
lawfully taken possession Of personal property and real
estate belonging To John Peck the father Of the m
gats Judge Barrett yesterday made an order transfer
ring the trial 10 ROCNand County. John Peck, ~, OF
HayCstraw. il alleged in the complaint, has suffered
from Paralysis since 1870, and has U,cu unable tU take
charge OF his property, which is said 10 be worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
COURT CALENDARs-OCTOBRR 1G.

SUPREME COURT HANERs.-BefOre Barrett Nos
O. % 49, 40 Al a. 90 o. go 80 o. o. &C. %, IS 80 100
lOl 1872 1903 l05 ILL., 49, 1877 7S l75 ia ls3 1884, ls5,
2O4, 2ls, 22S, 232, 243, 247, 2le, 249 26O
SUPREME COUET-GENEEAL TEEM.-BetOre DAVIS, p j.
Brady and Daniels JJNOs. lSS lS9 49, 1873 1876 1872 1913
100 S0 49, 1863 lG5 1884, 100 l43 1886 lSs 1885, 200 2Ol
124, 1876 1885, 40 ia
Nos 1888 S27 ia % 2Ol 343 252 257 ga 277 294 25i
3lS2O 822 500 326 SAL 342 S4 800 363 $780, a. 3d. &C.
81, 76 200 los
Nos 1879 G3O 124 1919 1888 1900 1901 1902 1862 ll0
t3i3 1853, $50 52I 9GG 700, 45l STA lll Ills 40 SO
1ls2 1880 1920 1928 1925 647 5S boil 53S 5i4 $50 los
ll22 1871 1885 1850 1884, 1852, 1853 1854 1885, 1906
suREEGE CouET-CI ScIlTP PART II Before LarremoTe J
1875 1929 1919 1855 ll39 ll4l 1872 ll43 J1S 6O3 6O
1889, 1900 1914, 1925.
~ pREMR COUkT-CRCUIT-PAH III.-Bcforc Lawrence, j.
Nos 1893 474, 1856 500 1858, S74 1886, 6Gl 473, llZe
Ggg 1919 1856 lIOl 74 1898 $685. POLO 3a2 2O02 llO2
2I2O, I2B, 1911
s0aRoGAIEs coUHT.-Before Rollins, sContested will Of
Henry B Webel, II an.
sUFER1oR CoUGT-TmAL TESi-PART I.-Beiore sedgwtok
Nos 53l S39 bOs $40, 1884, sSG, 2Ss, $40, 1901 405
sUPERioR COuEf-TRIAL TFRM-PART II-Before Freedman
lease on LaHbhen ag The Royal Netherlands Steamship
Company.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART III-Before Truax,
Mo- GS4 lO5O 1892 1895, 1895 1887 1889, 100 llO4
SUPERIOR CouHT-SPKciAL TEEA.-BefOre O'GOrnan D.
No rs g. 62 81 o. Ca 49, a. So "a 81, So 30 81 d.
COMMON PIrNs-srEclAL TKni--Before Van Brunt J-Nos
2, 10, 10, II, Is.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TEmi-PART II.-BefOre Beach, j.
HOs l7S 454 80 $685. $685. 55 673 875 529 GAS GG5 374
4OS, 1872, 455 100, 4J9, ass, OBa, bb6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
1--we STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEORAPH

BrFrAlo oct CaUeRecepts to-day, 600 head total
for week thus 400 head time last week,
zoo head; consigned through rs Market IN fan dc
apd INT nj lower rates; lXtrH steers TUaS6 40; Good
10 hoice 50 60a Fair 10 Medium 81 ~ 50 0O Light
IufhCr 10 70 Mixed Butchers 80 20 ~ stOCkcrB,
a. 500 a. 80 Fat Bulls, 50 95d - 20.
SbFspeceipts today ZOO head total for week thus FAR
10 G00, for time last week, 1900 head consigned
tIn,g} cars Market IN good demand and prices shade
69beT Choice 10 Fancy So B56S 80 Fair To Good Western
sheep 81 60G$ 50 Western Lambs - 5000 80 canada
Lambs 40 25Gf5 80. $500. $1,000,
90 5G0 head fGr time last week 10000 head consigned
t1o1g az cars Market opened active but closed dun at
former prices Workers. - 10 asa 90 few Extra sold 1T -
t,o,iIInon ~ 35as4 60; Pigs, ~ 00d&4 10
CuIcAGo oct l3-The DrorcrS Journal reports: Hogs-
Pscepts 5000; shipments, 800 market dun at l0c
lover Packing 81 2OG94 co. Packing and shipping q %
a o. Light - .OdS5 10 Skips, 80 OOd - 90.
tGiie-Receipts, $500 Lead shipments, $500 head
pcst Grades strong; other grades dull Exports SGU
81 80; Common TO Choice shipping 80 4OaS5 90 Range
Cattle weak Texans SO 750$4 10; Coloradoes Col ldaoes
81 20. d, o,o -, .,,.....,. ,s, ,..,. Do,
Grades Common Grades slow Inferior 70 Far ~ 20
AZ OO Good SO IS Choice "a OO Texans, y % - 90
East LIBEETY Penn oct Cgt-ltcoeipts, jag head
rnarkct active at about last weeks prices -
Receipts $3.50 head market dulli fhIIutlphHhs
50 lOaS5 20 Workers, ~ bOHT4 80.
SIeep-Eecopts, 5000 head market fair az last weeks
81 LOUIS oct 5.-Hogs-Fimer but dun Light - 500
81 90; Heavy - VOGqJi Packing IL OOU$4 ~ receipts
$500 head shlDments, b,OOO head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
The Union Consolidated Mining Company has
levied an assessment of 30 cents per share.


Bullion valued at $4,000 was received IN TINS
city yesterday from the mines
Father de- Smct superintendent reports October |:
AZ the mine, work is going along rs well usual,
yyitb mo- innortant changes To- note in any of the
ore breasts Golden Gate south header shows up
a. well rs ever: face all in ore that samples from
- to 81. We commence brcaStmE, out across the
ledge to-day East cr"sScut, lhITd level Is making
very good progress and ought to strike the ledge
soon. FACE - stu IN slate niNrd up Mun S ,s
sung"rs ul quart, nut OF NOT u"i'u AN, ~ ~
In, report for week ending Oct"p'l shoGSi' Wy
extracted from hrsI level 800 I9hs' n' SInT i'GoSE
700 tons ihId level 80 ions DG I'il,,u - G
tons "3Irl 'A," '''I Ci',,ul' ,.t ~, I,.I n,
Ic'l al" 'oueH ud'' s"'' H''" - ''''''' '' ~
- lrci.
Tn" Ontario Silver Mining Company, OF ! t@h'
has resumed it, regular dividends, ana me ,iShIA
eighth, amounting to $4,000, VIII he PMd ny
Mr--rv. Loun,lgry ~ lI4-gyh; lIinssl'n "sJn'S' 81,
lh'h "Hn,' MIS- n'lN""F, W tLi,' o. III.
We l'"' 'ii'l ,,,', ,J tnt,I of ~ 600 200
aD .i T., ",, ,,''u N''N'7 " ''""" ''''' ''
pau ~ "'''' ,,... D...
The secretary OF In" Nt"Imoni Mining IoInPuSl
Of tih report oWgIaiiN b"I'"E NI ~. e. .' ~,
September the main incline was SUM 10 - ir'D 10
the ON IrNCI, most Oh IH' u''l.I'r T It 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16

2ls do 80 D. at 4'e 2ls do SO n. at4', 20 state do
l0l n, at &C.
Wash, sold las state LAMBDA GO n, At 6isc;
1Ol do, SO Sheep 81 ~ a2c 81 do. 81
n at 44sc; 10 do (few Bucks, 100 n. At 4 &c.
Judd buckingham sold 90 Ohio Sheep % 10, ~ &c; 10S
DO 80 h at aT ia DO l0l n at ACC l2S Canada Lambs,
20 n, at &C.
J. T. Sader Co ssld ITO Ohio Sheep 80 ~ "a 5 1873 do
l02 ID at BE- 47 Western do 90 n At 81 90 III o. ~ no
a; 4OI do few IuDs 7S b at 7c 2sS do 81 ID, &C 4Ncs
l30 d. Is n at e. 30 9s 10 A. vt sil5; Ewes 70 o. Is
4c; 2i3 Cus 10 b. at 3slc; 259 Ohio lambs 40 ID a. - so
Indiana do. "a n, at 4s4c
p s. Kase sold 191 state sheep 81 n, at 4I 277 stAs
Lambs, 90 n, at 50 40.
Newton Glei sOd 1877 Ohio shoep los n, at 6sei ISL
Pennsylvania do 90 ~ at Sic us Kentucky do, So n az
47sC; lS5 do, 80 H. At 4ate.
HOGS-RCcepts l0S OF i3SO3 head-5S cars 90
Jersey City and as At 40h The market ruled dun and
lower the decline being &c per for all but Light Pigs
Common 10 Prime SOLD nj a54c; few State Pigs at &c
sales-Smth Reid sold; 1868 Western Hogs, l6t %, AZ
Size do 1913 h. at 5lsc and 81 do lO2 b. at 47c.
Jerry Hunter sold: 10 state Pigs 20 b at 5i2c 10 STATE
Hogs, 223 ID. at 5lsc; 9S Western do, 40 o, al Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
THE COURTS.
. srnr AGAINST TIE GOVERNMENT.
KSoTrY LEGAL QUESTIONS GROWING OUT OF
CAPTURE BY A REBEL CRUISER

ENoTTy LEGAL QUESTIONS GROWING OUT OF A
CAPTURE BY REBEL CRUISER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Tbe examination
WAS concluded here to-day by the Alabama Claims Com
mission IN the suit brought by s. W. WEIGH OF this city,
10 recover the sum Of Slo53l SO with interest from June
q 1861 70 March 81 1877 the loss Of the brig Joseph
loaded with sugar The Joseph sailed from Cardenas
Cuba Oh May %, 1861, with cargo OF sugar, aud was
captured in June by the Confederate cruiser Savannah
and sold as prize of Through representations Of
Morales Co.. OF Cardenas, who shipped the sugar that
the captured cargo Spanish property the proceeds OF
the sale we're reclaimed and paid to Morecai Coz
OF Charleston the correspondents Of the Cardenas nr
in Confederate money which worthless at the close
OF the -,
Morales d Co. were indebted 70 &. W. Welsh, and 10y
their authority the Messrs. Welsh brought SUIT az BAN
more against the Charleston firm TO collect the cil @
result of which compromise, the philadelphia ~
receiving 81 800 IL agreed between the hohs li ~
any claims growing ont OF the capture OF the bE VIZ
he the property of the Messrs welsh to whom hni5,
Co were still indebted. John Welsh eN hhiSLtf " rug
land, member OF the firm today testlhrd 70 tne
The testimony will be printed ana plt7en'Gl W. m
petition of the firm to the authorities az i ~
There are several knOtty questions 70 c uloiu'u al wv
case, aud II Is attracting considerable dl"Huoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
LIVE STOCK M4RGET
Quotations OF BEEyEs TO-DAY.

Good tn Prime steers sd II he, and
the average was estimated at lie.
BltEN ESlcCelp5 yesterday and to-day 200 cars AT
Jersey CITY ana 10 cars at b0hst making bJUi heal against
b3iS head last Monday The arrivals the past week were
300 head than the week previous TIA head
thun the corresponding week last
The mnIke slow both Wednesday and Friday for all
IN" Common and Medium Grades and the total decline
from = 20 &c per %, willie Good and Prime Steers
light supply GTm shade higher. Twentyseyen Of
Oays supply deayet the Erie road and would
reach the yards to be- sold and "a mani
tested also said tO be due that road while Ot
Export Cattle back the Pensy Sania road Nelson
Morris had 20 carloads Of shippers the yards and MI Last
40 for dressed while slaugteer received -
direct The total offerings the market III the morning
exceeded Z25 loads the larger proportion COoaOs and
Common and Medium Natives, with few carloads OF Texans
aud fair exhibit O Good and Prime Naive bulockS from
West Virginia Virginia Kentucky Ohio and Indiana Inc
demand for all grades moderately active early IN the day
but Common steers dragged before tho close, aud
the finish was at barely steady prices With some
fairly steady throughout and sales
rather better prices than last week. Texans sph az az
Sc 10 dress 81 TO- Fair; Colorado steers al
aSJlc dress 81 H. with carload very Good a. ylat 10
dress So ~ while Common 10 Fair Natives ranged from $50
to Choice were wanted at llal2c, to dress SO ID,
with tops re dress 81 TO- Poor Natives sold "a
low S0Sl little State steers at &c, live
weight Bulls the 9Ddi so; and Dry Cows
at sac with II BaudDOXes at $l4 30 each. Exporters
purchased about J7j head az lOlg0 llac.
NO shipments today. y. Morris viii load the Assyrian
Monarch lth 3G2 Live Cattle
Tie weeks shipments Of Live cattle and Sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
TIE CONFINEMENT LOSES A SUIT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-ln inc sun vi 'ie
Irnitad sato AGAINST the bankrupt estate Of Jay Cooke
~ ~ two $500 and 81 900 seven-thirty United
states Treasury notes verdict by order Of the Court was
rendered to-day in the United states Circuit Court IN
favor NJ the defendant The notes had been purchased
j To,g Cnke A. 90 and redeemed from them by the GOV
eiueut AftrrwaTd discovered that they had hGch
stolen and the Endorsements forged Tie Treasury Dc
naTtncnt however were negligent in not informing jay
Cooke A. 90 OF this fact aud hence the Court directed
verdict for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Oct. 1J.--In the Court Of Appeals
to-day the following business was transactcd
No 22O.-Rachel salisbury appellant, agt the Village
OF Ithaca respondents No 2S3 Joseph b,Lcr rspOn
dent a tie New.YOrk Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company, appellants. Argued.
Ebert NOstraud and others Submitted.
(. 25l.-Philp Henry AdGe receiver, appellant agt.
Charles Cornell assignee etc, respondents No. ZJg
Adoph WOOlyer and others appellants, a% Edgar T. mn
aId0 and 2J2.NaICa l.. Lees,
spOndeut agt. Theodore T. Lees, appellant. Argued.
following the motion CBIcudaI for Tuesday Nos
7Sg III, 74l 42 1877 743 44 45 746 747 749 i5G, 49,
76l, 74s, 7j4, 100, 762. 757,15S, 769. 80,
The following the day calendar for Tuesday Nos 26l
26S, 265, PCT, Z69, 27O, ~ PA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16

at the Petroleum Exchanges The market exhibited
fairly strong tone, and prices 81 Il against
81 10le On Saturday night The close was duh and
eaSer, however. The wildcat wen Lot 731, nc the
northeastern Of the Baltewn district not yet in,
and maInpulHtiOns viii undoubtedly be made based upon
its character IL the position OF several dry holes Ia the
region Is Indication the chances are against the
new venture proving producer
The range OF prices and the total dealings here to-day
were n follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS A MONTH.

Justice Van Worst in the Special Term OF
the Supreme Court yesterday granted allowance Of
81 900 month the family of Charles Y Roosevelt III
accordance with the report Of the referee, who stated
that the income Of Mr. Roosevelt 100000. Cornela
Roosevelt the wife of Charles V Roosevelt began suit
originally against James A. Roosevelt the sole surviving
trustee Of her husband under the viii OF the late Judge
James Roosevelt. Tor adjudication on the allowance
10 he paid for the support Of herself and children ana
her husband vino since March last has been under treat
mont for Insanity AT NculllY, France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEW. YORK. Oct l5

NETWORK. oct 10
The report of the weekly guagc OF the Ball
town district shows considerable decrease III production
from the previous week I'm spite of entrance OF the
two large Howe wells The result Is that the Balito"h
and Cooper territories combined show decline III pro
duction Of 1896 barrels The production also averaged
last week DOB barrels below the record OF September Il
The figures OF the two districts for the dates Indicated are
10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
CONDITION or NrrIoN4L GiNE&

ABSTRACTS OF RErOE1S MADE TO TIE CONTROLLED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lj.-Ihc following is an
abstract OF reports made to the CouIocrof the Currency,
showing the condition OF the National banks in the city
Of NrvYork at the clos" % business day, the "a
dav OF October, 1888. (Nunbcr Of banks ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
RUFFI1YISN IN MORRISAYIA.

For several years the Morrisania police have
had much, more than they could attend TO in
keeping crowd OF young rufians known rs the Frog
Hollow gang" in subsection Frog Hollow is the owly-
I'D ground tine line Of Morrisave from Onehundred-
hndforty eighth 10 Onehundred third sts. one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
np,v.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1888

market generally dali at declining figures, and
all closed weak at close TO the lowest prices.
Government bonds were as dull usual but the
bids for tine Is and 4l27 again & higher. An
moved are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Oct

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION, oet To-
14Gbst So 2l5 Il Cliitou-ave, 2jElOO; Fred ~,
eTick SChwab and wife 10 r Harttng - oOV'
I4th.yt n = 1861 n Of 2d+gye 2J.i KlOSo george
II Flery and wife 10 c Enery ..;,,..ii.i;
S6thst 100 Of Sthaye. 2l1Ss9 hatuda nan oon
Michael sherry A'''NO
2d2ye 4 CO. s y 81 oOn EVAoo lOO62
schqylsrs ,; = ~ 80 iobnn ea Nf' 1900
Same property Denis Miller anu Nie 70 1000
6Gte.st s. 900 IL S oI S Sar 427S0
2dSye s. 2SiO It n OF lo't-'' -Oon'o' "o 1880
52dst EIeg s Of 4a'e' zIAluOo o.. 10000
Same property William steinWay executors W
slstsG No lSs East 45xiO2s Kahrs ct al :, 900
MafSet,sL Q s. 22S II Of Henryst atsxs6e Con
gsgatlSsp AqudAth Aehn M krahan 70 aug 1900
l64tst 1874 II o. dgSo % b ss eatiy I250
Ave 5l2ft Of 72 sttsc IIoAsoi hsn, $1,000
7lst-ss i7S 4 TGf Aye-B 7o1lO2A Aion 1000
l3thst No GIG East lSa2OsS& + June ana "ne 10000
Thonpson.st 24S9 r s Of PTneest 4941iU $4,000
Lexingtonaye cor Of 24th's% lSSAO1 p" 1850
3ast = IOf n OF AveC, 2lXe82i John Nelson 10 500
George Schaefer and another ig
45t.st 4z5 Vest Margaret NieOuhr and nus $4,000
ll2thst 5 5 100 IT " 1stave, l25x9OSi May $500
Robinson 60 L. Robinson ,Ctares
l2stGs 5 1875 e % 4thays IgsEsoll CHARTS 1850
Cohn and wife 10 Margaret Do~eS