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Maud s. was not attended BY any horse e
urge her along. and made the entire circuit
siip. she eShitised no signs 81 distress siter
her unparalleled psriormapoe The track. It
owsr Sn Ss D
is confident that she could easily trot on the
@ % n1
that there was no doubt that the time given
was e9Trecs perfect storm q applause sross
assecistion. said from the Judges box; " ~
o9d H. Ma rotisd s
also wish to say that there wers bets on the re-
suit This siyes her az record
Mr.. Vanderbilt:
VII 4 ranaersl, sarat9ga Spring.: e., am ,.m.,.
SUPREME HSm Her ss slow
;1 nsr al :SSy here and s;'
time Pf ise Ssssss
Ssys SsrsISiess sTsSs VA Win: ps.u,. .s,
Ps%%is ss to 5tSs g.
~s. s.ss. R0f Pin Hs s in n
p nsss r e.. f sss %s q s a'e5
IL : G. zane h.. D2 fSem sa;P1 ana
r drew 1aSsri s III .ss 's
q Therne q 2;ls. Gl:m m, q: third; The ,he
81: ssS:I s ls% AZ Iss
is S::d :nS hp s. H5s.h rn
IN 2;Isx Edwin Thorne took SECOND money.
p4: sAss en- S ss re Ses;a
for 2:2s class trotters. The New York horse.
Harry Wilkes. yeAs A.. 2 iayosits over n the field.
hh fsRRsssd wfs !nfSt Te1sssSes
saua ; sss EsaS4So sS.K:
third. Time. a:sSs. Ia tho second heat Harry
Wilkes came to the front front e the e. beginning q
the heat b. two open lsnsths a s;Is. Farmland
ssSSnS End Ton R9s th tSd HAIRY
fore reaching the backstrotch. and coming
ssssa I ss sSsS
Harls nsst ana
SsE %sas and kas %Gss
Rrc5 os Rss.
into tIs bseksifeteh,, in ,tbs irst heat Il
Ter being Knocked out and his sulky smashed
M s ss ssd c SNf ia eswss Ssn
A game fight from wire to wire between Rich.
bali and Billy 8. resulted IN Richballs taking
the heat by q head In 2:16k. The battle In the
third and last heat was between Richbail ant
Fuller. Riehball winning the heat and race b,
'T 81. '' AlSan:. 81. Gothsrd. Bayonne Prince
burg trotted Tor the 2:27 class purse. ST. Al
bans was the favorite. He took the lead from
re start In the h5st heat and Won It easily b
and Thornburg third. In the second heat st
Adams moved to tho front q the Word ord
pressed forward ID, f. the stI:tsh i'm as Z;
bans ear the close OF the third heat. sending
him or his feet and taking the heat In :19s
St Adams trotted steadily in the fourth ant
flnal heat, Flash climbing the, air and losinl
her chance. st. Adams won tho heat and tro
In 2.22a. Flash took second money. and thu
third and fourth Was equally divided between
Maud Messenger, George V. Catchfy. Over
man. Dick Wright Tony Newell Belle Echo. ant
Lynwood trotted for the $4,000 purse In thu
2:l9 class. Belle Echo was the fnvorite. Maut
Messenger took the irst heat. q length In from
OF Dick Wright and Belle Echo. who made
dead heat for second place; A hot brusl
In the second heat between Mnu,
Messenger. Catch1y: and Belle Echo results.
U% Es 9ssS sRsSSS hS
fss .s %.d 'T Sss:s
l Thla An6od 'thA mantln6. The novel nntc
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TIE Corner Stone OF Liberty's Pedestal.
William Allen Butler will deliver the grafton
the laying of the stone Of the pedestal for
Barthodis statue Of Liberty Bedoes Island Tues
day. and Assistant Bishop Potter will pronounce the
benedicton The island will be open TO tho public from
9oclock In the morning until In the afternoon. boats
viii be at short intervals from the Staten Island
ferry landing.
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Disease On the Isthnus.

PANAMA. Aug. 2.-During tho month Of July
four prominent people died Of yellow fever In this city
me hospitals here and At Colon crowded The heat
V intss and dyssntery Of IN intractabls form hes ap
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LONDON, Aug. 2.-On appeal from the Jews In
Jerusalem the sultan has annued tho sale Of part OF
the Nount of Olives WHICH contains the graves OF the
prophets Iiaggai. zachariah, and Malachi Inc Iar
rhas.ru were members OF the Russian priesthood me
burial place OF the prophets has been secured 70 Tue
Je,y In neru
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WASHINGTON. Aug. at is understood that
the court Of inquiry investigating Navy Department
frauds has discovered fraudulent voucher dated two
months before Gen Waes took charge of the bureau.
indicating that fraudulent practices began earlier than
has been supposed.
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Warner ID. HaesA's Rsnaias.

The body OF Warner D. Hatch has been en-
bslmed for removal tonight to Auburn. Coroner Ben
nett held inquest last evening at Bay Ridge. The
who was NJ. Hs!ch': seeretary and Of 3 Thorp b:
that he committed suicide by drowning. One Of the
turymsn thought the words while temporarily insane
evidence OF his insanity.
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PARIS. Aug. Awhile Judge Puy was giving
evidence yesterday In the civil tribunal NJ rerpgnAn
against his for defamation OF character
tile latter shot him with revolver, inniSng ssous
wounds In the arm and chest The asssiah' was !"
rested.
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n. U,,.,a ss...s as Arsisratsr.

LONDON. Aug. "A despatch from Foochow
to the Tma says II 10 reported there that China aad
France have ssrssd sccsps the Arbitration Of
he matter HeznainA Uncertain
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.hree farces and two comedies. and Is prepar-
,ng part for himself. to CRAFTY his by no
means vanauished passion for the stage.
Augustin DAILY is not expected tn mako much.
,ince. even II no were phenomenally successful.
rools's Theatre does not hold enough money
Tor the daring enterprise.
The most notable events OF the noar future
Are the promenade concerts In Covent Garden
Theatre. For years they hsvo been enormously
crowded and successful. but they arc degraded.
as are all cheap places OF amusement In Lon
don. by enormous drinking bars and . crowd OF
drunken Washers and disreputable women.
Reputable people and sometimes even royalty
appear In the boxes. but nobody with shred
OF character dares be seen In the promenade.
Christine Nilsson. who has got socially higher
than any other prima donna OF her time. 10 to
spend week as tho fellow guest Of the King OF
Sweden at plymouth Castle. the seat OF Lady
Nreadalbane.
Tho people OF Heidelberg have been much
disappointed because tho young English prince
has not as much money to spend as the En-
press OF Austria, who lived at the most expen-
sive hotel with suite Of seventy persons. In.
GLIDING four fencing masters.
The future Queen OF tho Netherlands will be
the richest woman In Europe. being heiross to
the four million dollars OF her late brother and
the vast private possessions Of her father. the
present King.
The Emperor OF Germany has strongly en-
courased the Grand Duke Of Hesse In his con.
templated abdication In favor OF his son. while
the cynical Labby remarks that In the houses
OF hesse- Cassel and Hesse- Darmstadt there
nave bsen no fewer than sixteen morganatic
marriages in eighty wears.
me Chinese musicians. whom the health OK.
hiDiuon introduced TO England. mistook the
snoun Of laughter with which their love dittis1
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yspans ~. l!rgpafhte6tsad eoor with no word Re
uct ~ plaok lottars on each side
~ ~oer q shs Lighthouse Board
ono. BROWN, Captain u a n. r.
r,-.,,,u n, - Inspector, Third Lighthouse District =
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
oscor Nov lo-ssiled 9th. steamer Denmark ByJ. 0rh
LvsnrooI- Nov lb-Arnv.d steamers CITY o, Rome tsr
mnrS rom Sew.Yort Nov Il city Of Richmond Brl Lewis
oct ~ Lake Huron tsr Bernsen. from Montreal 20
steamers stranton (Br) Edwards. Charleston
N9 aAA lspan do Tonga from Norfolk oct 2yj Haley
'b,,; nsmmond Irsm New-Yerk oct 81,
INV Nov l0Arrved. steamer Pavonia (Br Cot
n boston Nov J. on her way TO Liverpool land pro-
stn' pm-Arrived. steamer Germsmc tBr) Kennedy,
.1 "m Ne"fork Nov on her way to Liverpool land pro
y,n,sssS steamer Aurana tBr Hams from Liverpool
GLASGOW Nov iO-Arved steamer state Of Pennsylvania
tBr. Mann, from New.York oct 80,
p nov ie-sailed. steamer State OF Nebraska (Br
b,aes from Glasgow hence for New.York
NOV s-Arrtved steamer Sandman (Bf, Smith,
oct 70. Quebec 81, her way TO Liverpool
rLtsouiH Nov l9-Arrived steamer suevia (oer Fran.
ho,' Ioin New york Oct 80 on her 10 Hamburg.
~ III NOV loArrtved. steamer Swaedale tBr)
III, ,tom savannah Get 81 on her 10 Reval
go nov iO-Passed steamer Lepanto Brl Rogers,
rs ior Hun ION her way to Portland with her
KIssALe Nov lo-Pas.ed steamer Explorer tBr Black.
Rom NewOreans oct %. "
rAIhEI PoIyr Nov lOPassed steamer ontario CBr). Nc.
AuIey, Liverpool for Montreal
HAVANA, Nov S-Sailed Carulet THOMPSON,
from mexican ports hence for New.York
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STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Nov as %.. dull Mans sc E.nt
svpe 8 25s$ is TO- Extra 69dsS IS DO BIO BraaI,
f acn' $500 cathsrn quiet, Western lover,
SSShe s e &c 20 w. Western Winter e spot %
5e N9yewber - u I9c december Jan.
western dull southern White q a 55e do Yellow 50 .
ST 81 ws MsfS wh hs 80 DO SA aa a' son
81 sS N ays T Ps AMI ey s PT
1916 obss Wheat $1,000 on'' Corn goo bush, oats,
C.S H Opsh 6usS cora 1000 s", ''
BOSTON. Mas Nov 10 Flour que, and wSsaay
Winter NisrssI3j6si - corn illr steamer Ycl0s52c
SS % Met 20 ' sS ' sisi
snd Nlins, quiet Flg receipts. trlolr 5000 bhl.
10000 bush
s csytI. s1t Soy TSs f li q
sid arm At q i.P9fi 70 buls,aea,' q9e, she,!lsts
tn%,ib ''9 s. oS Snort Snort cSsr ' siUS iSss Just og
- ~ tscs'pt.. q 800 'erI 'd,oaeaI'. i'Oo head
,hc,pp Net 70 tlout lul and unchspeea tsir ghres
w@s G'' ssss ~ a So, ~, fs'ce 81 sy
sa9S ga G Sss,, ,as.,spse o,esne esss
e. g3 4s,.e'sf .ins 81 NAV 49, lie.
elo'us 9, sie ~ ,h,sso sg"gs % vi r gl"' N..
TOD o.s0 70 ga ,l'o"S .as' ,,0ssi Zen , a..
ts '"'es a'ems't ~ . eio.os a. &c., AZ
30 Year ~" slo.gs q, s', 49,, N $ to,sa.
oes 800 H. 'Ss9' 81 a,t ~ e ei.as a. Id
st hsrs .,Saa ;as, ,IHs q;
i f. ~ 81 49, 90 closing at Lad tssS
lao. rs9sca o De- ps,ee 10 81 closing al " u
i%,Ss a. 10 3 ~ 81 Closing a. 500 6kment
saS@ 20 ,SSG Dr. mP % w ne s"''i oa ces
T. 900 SS, shpseu s' ooo5 cb %hsa 500
BUSH corn l3sOOo oats 100000 bushi Rye $1,000
DETROIT Nog: loIwheat steaiy No White CASH 5Gsc.
November 76hc Deeember so'. 10 tet 6Se; Corr
cs g "a 900 0ash
S MxIsee F ess d% but ,saa Es.:
Rses%ss s &C. %h SsgE Rye sSs
Extra soc Provisions quiet, Mes, PORK sls co. Sasa.
ash November So So January sweet Picsied Hans
Wheat 5000 bush: barley 1900: sbIpmsn',-Fiour,
% 900 bblsr Wheat 40 bush Barley. $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 10 Flour oninued weak un Ter liberal
g ana 5 demand wsss59 s75
fa%y s. So Pc Roller Process, 80
s. % Delaware Family :. Ooas, 75 Winter Wheat Patent,
noon call s we're S not GSBs.as
i nss @s Red .s.s
and n export elevator s3e mo- hs NSssOf Fc,aarS
49, psst~ Sern ,S'S option 'aa%
hT% Esse' sspd Mixed e r@
SSs| ps s snSs sGyss se js ss
s s. 70 ss ss Nc % ~, e s
No White 80 asS &C.; futures 9ust and easier No. 3
s M9''' ss.ssssc. FsoIaary $3.50. Recep.s-foar.
1899 bush bush. SSO Ss Ssn
BUSH DAT. 1000 push Y
LOUIS Nov. 10 steatv ana unchanged Wneat
active aud .te'c. lower no. Red ita!a.e sssai
November "A sa75c December 76lsd 764c All the Years
q l~, May. Issc Corn steady Cash. 81 e3scj 3oso
7igc. November 53'.c All tho Year. $50 January;
November, 2dSc. Al The Year 2d926sc.. May, 2gsc.
Rye quiet at 49c. Barey-Mlrket steady at toeI,cs
Butter aud eggs steady aud uncaanssi FLAX Seed sesd
nj 81 jO2 Hay quiet AMI unchanged Bran arm AZ o. -
60c Corn Meal stsaiv 81 Whisky steady az 81 IL
Pork si Bulk ower-Long Clear 81 90 short VT
81 OOd7 2O short Clear VI 90 Lard duh az ~ % $50
Receips-Flour 5000 bbisi Wheat 5000 BUSH SGs9s
$4,000 bush; oats $4,000 busn Rye 600 pnsn eNt.oX
Al 900 ousi ShipmentsFIour 900 bbis wneae o,VvX
bush; Corn 10000 5ushi Ozts S,00o pusAi ye AAvSv
bushI Barley. 1000 bush.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WILMINGTON. Nov. 10.


-. evcr,ox or TIE NORTHERN PACIFIC ACCEPTED
rho prcs,deut has accepted section OK h,tn
lila. of the Northern Pacific Railroad IN t
rrrs,orv extending enthusiastically from soo" -"
otrt nsor south Prairie; but has directeo VIZ. 10
petnn,s for the lands lying along this secoh sna '
mill he gives specific orders TO that eueet-
civil. SERVICE REGULATIONS AMESDkD'-lhe r'osr
a.nt bas modjfed Rule XIX Of the Civil Service
tions specify ing tho officers exempt from % th
so as 10 include In the list discussing omccrs n"'"s
custody Of money who give bonds.
A TPIpurE TO POSTMASTER GENERAL rA"ckir'- III
,..or IN the English Post Oice, Postma ter Gehefai
natton expresses his regret at the death OF i, "a
General Fawcett OF England and pays a mgh tro"'o "
his public and private virtues.
THE PRESIDENTS VIsIToRs.-Among the fIeS
visitors today were Secretaries McCuoch anu oor
PostmasterGenera Iatton, ex-GOIcrnoii, ~ Ta,on
Judge shellahnrger, Judge Wilson ana MT ~ d. i"O
Tur CABINET To MEET To-DAY.-The Capihe. VIZ
moe, NJ tbe White House to-day for the first tne IN
eral months All the mcmbers arc now III bere
cepting the Secretary of the Navy, VINO IL cAP''
In few days.
TONNAGE TAX PRovlsroNs-The Commissioner oI NaN-
cot,on has ,ssued circular to customs officers rsyoEg
he order of June "a 1874 by which they Welc ~ 49,
IN retain the original certificate OF the payment VI @
mage tax presented by the master OF any Nessc "
navment within the year and In It's pace 10 lssuo
Of the certificate duly authenticated anu seaieu ssos
novined the original certificates Will be ielt III pon
s,nr M rho muster unless required as evidence Oh "n
TO base "A ref nd Of the tax paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-11
INsANlly OF COLONEL nuRNslnr.

WAsniNGroN, Nov, iO,-'lhis morning tho
Commissioners of tho District received an application
for the admission ~ j. q, T. burnside Ia The Insane Asy
mm Colonel Burnside Is under indictment FOR emhc1-
element while Disturbing Agent Of the Post ONCE Depart
ment The persons making the application were directed
60 the strictAttomey. Mr.. WorthinNon, Who looked
over the papers and found that they signed by Drs
J.. j. Murphy aud n. +. Lincoln, also by BishOpelect
faret and another person. Mr.. Worhington consulted
with Colonel Bumsdcs friends, and ascerained that
colonel had been recently acting In singular manner
ana frequently talked at random The District Attorney
suggested mat the law provided in of persons
charged with crime, that the Court should certify the
papers To the Secretary OF the Interior and he would
order the commitment To the syum The law also pro-
vided that on the recovery Of person committe he
should be surrendered TO the Court He advised that
the best 10 pursue that the suretes give
Colonel Burnside up 10 the Court
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MA RKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
NFw-YnRK. Nov. II


There was slight revival Of business at the
Produce Exchange to-day and the steady declines
have apparently nurscd into existence short inter
est sufficient In size 10 the bulls 10 attempt
sharp twist Wheat suffered heavy decline, and IN
thc continued heavy receipts and the stagnant foreign
markets He every dsconraeing to higher prices
The sudden and unexpected advance IN IN Chicueo
however spread terror among thu shorts IN the after
NOON ami tisons ~ another frightened not only
The cofn Int the wheat betts n'd liberal purchasers
wheat fcl 10 to ia ret rcnt brt he tate
tnllJ ltts rtitrs 6ny ,he ftar'irrs w.
iev the aht nrHts ~ satrfist. NsteHitf
eltsth ~ ra's iiWeHtp' ~ os', iaaBsft ~ 20 tea
tnHit ~ Pna rW Mat HrtlNN5 ~ ~ q teNil " liN
MWiV rNlr'' N 'tH haY tfN shH~ei lea,e9 w %e' ,,
ttNl hp 'Nt nNHi 'tHtljNpS Nefr siNh w sWNl let
ErA, the,tgNg' tg'e eHtgA g',hA fan NJ y ,eN9 "
aNh ini."n - ~ go cents 'Hs Nre Nl!hW
special haiuIN. Nt ihn market iupathlri Wiih thn
ulNN stratus auA Nig 40 gllN iron, ihg lnA lat IlGa
fIn' lnluns were duii dud unsettled
Al tho four principal seabuaui ports the arrivals ~
gram were. Wheat hi6Gl3 corn, l00l oats, -,
total grain, 731039 bushels -four 81 COS barrels
lha tece,plaat Chicago milwaukee, aud - Louis wete
Wheat, 2oOoO7; corn, l0l-02; oats lOi,DO2i total
grain, 4IO1sl bushels f0sr. ,60s barrels
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EnRELGN SrEAMERs DIE III TITS Port
WEDNESDAY. SOW. !
FHIPPiNG NEHS
rom of NhwtuuK .,..,. MpSpAy NOV no. las,
AuuiVup

rom of NhwtuuK $4,000. MoNpAy NOV 10. issa
AtniVup
steamer tn "a tif nav. n,nnn tons Cook Liverpool
Nav uurrnaiuNn Win rdau aud paasnhstain vernon u
piS,a' ,,ry n Nontfo, 49, uelard liverpool oct 49,
aud 9uooualown . VII, mdse and aasenFcfa Ia nman no
Ti'"s Sa A.SGi az n.G % a sGG NoT 9"e'"'o""
mdsa qua passengers Ia ieus do Iieb,an
20 win mdar and pissongor- u kunhardt g 90.
20. win no. ana passengers 10 OeIchs 3 20
sieame Miranda $50, Ism .on " Johns yla nellfai
steamer Guyandoitc Kelly, Newport News and Vest
follNa WIN mise and psa,nret1 TO ui Dominion IS CO.
steamer ifanc"na Bennett Portland with ndse ana pass
snp success fItcr, Philadelphia in ballast toI W Par
BARK srelstyo AUST Gar sOade II days with licorce
rice S W Sea drt aesrp to SGane ~ sy SsT' with '0
BARK hlsana Nof 1anieisen' Chr'stians 81 DAYS In
BARK Golden Fleece Of barbados, Armstrong Antigua 10
da H VIZ" . sug "a; 70 s ~ IIoTiiosGs IONS
schr Nellie Coleman, reiiingll. Maracaibo "a days with
sugar and lo.wood to auLare Whitney vessel to Brett
suNsET-wind at sandy Hoos light, S; clear. At City
Island, light S" clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer STA ,span Jacqueto Cadiz. sAntsndcr, &c
Steamer Acapulco shack;ord Aspinwali-Paciac Mail IS
steamer City Of Augusta Nickcrson savannah-Hcnry
steamer West Cumberland BIZ Brown Charleston Bow
steamer Guyandote, Kelly West Point va-oId Dominion
$500
steamer Manhattan Stevens West Point Va and Newport
News-pld Dominion - co.
steamer Fanny tadwa adcr Hart. Ratmore-T krem-
Steamer Breakvater. Jenney. Lcwes De-Old DOMINION
Sc CO..
Steam bark MENDOZA Tucker, Buenos Ayres-John Norton
q son
Bark QUEEN Victoria ger. Warren Hamburg Punch Ed
e6CO
Bar Daphne (Nor aadsen, Antwerp-C Tobias Co.
BARK LeYlkd BIZ Hairs Liyerp0nl-Snow n burgess
Bark M stan"ood, WILDER, Rosario. AR-w II Crossman
Boo
BIis Thomas Turull, Givan, Polnta ptre-L W P Arm
strong
schr Jennie rlsbury Pilsbury. Cayenne. Fr Guiana
Austin. Nichols IS 90
schrJ Blake tBrl, Johnson CORVALLIS. Ns-scammel
Bros
schr Prank Willie CBr, Brown 81 John MA Heney
SAILED.
Steamers Acapulco Tor Aspnval Guvandotte, Newport
News, BTsakv alter, Lewes.
Bark All, iOr Hull.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Relief IIghshp No II the station at BsTurtits
Aeei oh Eew LolIou. Conn " .paeo No ID taken ~ ~
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snE THOUGHT snG WAS FEMALE JONAH.
COMPLICATED ntnuilh 0f Miss niuusoh'n IA
mn IlAl hIE IIXtn N A MmAlr.

tthilltAlin hlnll|h w Minn W N'ln' " IA
iihf lnAl hlE iIytnlN A WHALE,
Miss Libbe Dcrosch, twenty-five years old,
had the donson IN Aprl las3 that she was
living IN whale. Tho result Of This has
been LnockdoWn light between a doctor and
tho superintendent Of an insane asylum, two
bruised faces, two black eyes broken two criminal
SUITS two fines two civil actions and question relative
to the number OF straight noses In the world. Miss
DerOsch because Of her taking up her supposed habta
beings and whistling 10 visionary BIRDS sent to
the Long Island Home and Hotel Corporation
place used principally for insane patients, whose
pcr1ntcndcnt is John Louden. william Koch, liquor
seller OF No ~ Broadway who placed Miss Dcro.ch in
the asylum. visited the place with Dr. James II. schley
controversy between The superintendent and the
physician cgarng the treatment OF the patient and the
duties OF Mr.. LOuden and the rights of DR. Schey Mr..
ouden mtimated that he should speak his mind fairly
he would call Or. Schey mean. contemplate cur
From this point the authorities differ TO what took
place Yesterday, before Justice Van Brun in the SUI
Prene Court In suit for $4,000 as damages brought by
Dr. schey against Mr. Loudcn the ply stefan testified
that Mr. Louden seized him. threw him to the floor and
theh proceeded TO put ms private seal upon him in the
shape Of four lace wounds aud broken nose Mr. Koch
verified the proceedings he hmsel having been planted
IN corner, out or harms way, by two assistants who
were summoned to the snpcrntendents succor. Dr.
Francis F. Doy swore that Dr. schley's nose had now
leaning toward the right
Rasus EansOm,n behalf Of Mr.. LOuden could nOtlearn
whether this tcndencyd been induced the force the
superintendent fist The witness declared that ony
small percentage Of noses would he found in direct line
with straightforward mans face Mr. LOuden, OF me
dunn height and the possessor Of "A sharp nose,
declared upon oath that he thought that Dr.
schey was gong 10 Shoot Nun 40 ne held his tight
and shouted for his Willie, while ho himself gave all
his attention TO preventing his antagonist from firing
deadly weapon incidentally choking him and getting In
a few left handlers with effect Mr.. LOuden said that
DR. schcy reciprocsted from the right lie could
tell whether he did more holding than choking more
choking holding The result Of the engagement
fine OF 500 for Dr. schley at Antyyilc subsequent
favor the order ia the sum OF $50 AT Overhead
and mutual suits for $4,000 damages, one at iycrhead
and one In this city The reversal of the fines hinged
whether the superintendent chOked the doctor while
holding him. whether he held him while fortutously
choking him. The hearing goes on To-Day.
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TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
lBr rgLEGRArH - rug rHrBuNG.l

CHICAGO, Nov 1O.-Thc interest Oh Change
TO day centred In corn. which advanced 10 to
i5s cents FOR November At the opening Of the morning
session little interest taken ia corn but about II
O'Clock report gained currency that Blaine had
talny been elected This set The shorts" who had be
icyod that Cleveland elected, wild to sell. There
was general scramble bordering panic, and within
half hour prices had been forced mp cents.
On the afternoon board another advance OF
lIs cents was rendered, after which the
market sagged back 10 1919 cents The deferred options
active but the advance was less marked Corn for
deliveries claimed 10 possess many strong features.
including small stocks limited arrivals OF No. aud the
fact that the receipts show smaller per cent Of contract
grades than AZ any time nthe year These facts aided in
fricltcuiug the crowd TO sell today Mclenry, Love
and other clique brokers who had hand in
the SEPTEMBER deal were LARGO buyers OF corn.
The wheat market was active and well supported by
heavy orders both ON local and foreign account Tho
scapers tried 10 hammer prices at the opening, but
they soon gave mp the scheme useless. Wheat Nas
neglected by shippers, but was I'm good demand for
cuttiyc account. Tho first sales showed decline or
q y OF a cent from SATURDAYS close lut inc
break caused fce buying bv shorts" and the dsprocia
ton I'm the early part of the day soon recovered
The buying demand incrca. cd the day advanced
LARGE lines were taken by. local operators
touched a ,afe point at least for scalp
The visible supply OF wheat continues
to increase aud the movement Of wheat 10 the primary
markets is wei sustained it is estimated that the vsl
show an increase OF 2.O0OooO bushels Of wheat and
notable decrease la the stocks Of corn.
Oats were strong today IN sympathy with corn ana
wheat Provisions traded In only 70 "A limited
tent but were active. and higher The demand
FOR pork and lard was particularly good cay for
January delivery.