davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
RECEIVING THE NEW GERMAN MINISTER
PRESIDENT ARTHUR EXCHANGES WITH HIM tAfhh>-
sIoNS OF GOOD WILL.


W,surNCTON. oct. 16.-BarOn Won Alvenslc-
,r The new Minister from Germany, was formally pre-
,ere 70 The President to-day by tie Secretary Of state.
On being presented he said:
NE PRESIDENT Having been apo intedhy His Majesty
IN, fu r1r ~ Germany. NY most gracious >uttt' -''
L. Fuyav Exr4url nary and Minister FcMpoichiItN'
>. Tie United states of America have the hnhni Z" u
Ir,r ut credentials into your hands am al SlI' Yea
ioc1ln>> q, you Ills Majesty good and constant Wishes
for te welfare and the prosperity ~ the Olrd N't'
r. assured Mr. Pre-idcn,. tnat 1t l. uy mos sillicNt Dc
~ m. Intimate and friendly relations long and hap
MIS- existing between both Nations, being iuy aware ~
hc hi- and honorable dutie, e. trusted IT, Ac I'D iH'
coauiy where have already formerly resided ana Law,
bat Ia appreciate and admire the LIGh qnaltr' uI
IT, tenle may ask Nou, Mr.. President, 10 extend u"
NJ the friendly feelings ana kind assistance WHICH s""
have always accorded 20 my prcdeccs -ors
The President replied "a, follows.
Mr. NI>I.rEK: ! receive with sincere pr asure IRON
yCur hands the crrdrutl letters OF His Majesty tLc
Emperor of Germany accrciitiu2 You - his Envoy A
ila1fcary and Minister Pleupoteutary near ih' Coy
erI,,uf of the United states. iN. Imperial NiJ. -t5 3
r.see ~ aDity and good WIN come, with c-ptc Jed a
proprlaicnr~- through one who. Ike Yourself h1, .-
pit,i Aouort e residence u tll- capital ll iic %
matte service OF his country gained an intimate kh""--
,dge IF our people and our Institutions, ana VINO can '
personal witness Co the coilat! Ut our lrcn A Joy r
ttrrlai Nation and c-lect for It's NtItr'd JUICE
count uu efforts than on nay Own earnest r
sr,. tul the uulMlalr.d good VIII thus cAl,tlu- may
grow and strengthen with advancing years %, thc t"O
great haruo11-ly lu the pain oi Qtdc,Iu
development and material prosperity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

nay AND ,rGAw-rhcr, vas very nue change to The
plenty and Inclined To v,a,nes', ''riw was duii amt q r.
s"nr'np TRADE. ~ ,5c. shaw I'm Inn 81 request and
lu'e. weak SO ! Rye 5'a'5c. no % .oa.tc. cat, i3d
ttos, qc',., o.o@rl mo-. Tros l, was ls'r
ma mU t,,o .e ~ ,ci Gsp 'iri6n 10 opc ate
h.t ~, d, an4 'o'-sn a''sl ana q 'r, ,r "'ai,
Hc nunnl ~ g. l1a ... ,,-,.. 49,. ..,.,.
uN66NA 'm -tS SON Sr.got ata II qss.r. j. o al
ur .o ne lion quot and strh'y lcah ouL -rr.trt
~ A--Es-Qn,-t M nm hang,t Nev.or'ran. m,r ~
oH eai no baln' IN h,u, ME- ''G .s S,.
GOVT nnga trtv lu.t hnt w. n eron Wa 81, M sr1i}
&i' a0of3iv y s5ts2to. -, iss rr ana
ro w., ,l. os' 9-,a ,,rs X 1eo pVni 'Dt al tg,.'g
THEM lREignls ,tne g,yy. = aps o mlise, va
hrt /" la. tt,,tn inr s.A = ran1 't PENN
., <, III. H. N,,, ,,e.'smi1s f'.T Fl 40 $3.50 W.
ny. r,,, ban , s.. a.. .i..,i..i "'' tat y
y H ,wel - ,A,, g.h'',tt' p \, fe'e s'1 eaist th
.uAutNi & Miunrl se,n suf hNsg s',N
,.tstaa' Sc .dtbss arpe, Ahf ItRt tA~
aae,l' -. -, s a, "A" Eoe'V Ia ~4ld la,,
p, a,a,o ,gu, F.oi. .us auto, 49, -'. uh",sus aa
GaAN ia thf'Ug cons dH0ths 'on ui imora I.
s s, 5o5 ,r az to.d 'ifu i1tGcn 'iffGs
ID, Si lo, s ga ' Pa sa ''' % tsroo G,a es'
i.5, o'; a ' bar. s s '9s a 4 b. o "AnR rs
hence, No.w t,4 gS 90 g', .'oa eSn II d. NJ
rSilt6 iNaDoH hence N,ers,g an narA ~ . bels
refined, private terms ~ y MOI a. "t - MI II
r0ni hence rush bark. 900 case. rtueL rn,ata
, 5i,s s 'Ss enc ciiGfts Till
o,s p, lA iTGs pia. NT22%, R 0r rSS rsg L.
la a bsrs ~ t,n. with salt on ur, ate terns
% S T. '.'"S
Twp rss' ~, Nh y mammal s S,s n s . . r's
aslsi clear nach firs,-o ,'ra Prime mel 10 GU ,. a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRASrI>Cp. oct. Is. 1894.
STATE OF TRADE.



BsLrToaa oc. id.-fotton aal M.iing '.c Flour
supcr s. -j4s7j b.. Ezra ID .5 - b. H., Brlni..
pit,ut 500 " Ielt-SouIn-rn firms Western an el.
soahern 20 81 w.. AaosT 40 2 4 No Nay
--i-c o,ioler ,5a,2 lc; November. 3sta &c.. ueeen
Western no n.hil -outhrrn Wnt- 55a5,c DO yellow 5jb
,rH @ Yer WIT % &C. =, di4' 3oSJ g.
fenasyivan.A 81 TIC I've ir.n AL net A. ~ 5c pr9-
..jtj Obs Wac't = )JJ gusl orn B. DO o1-l. Q,t'
.oo t sg'- Sy 2Q o' ,5 heat X ~
i,o0io Ou-n.. Conn., 500 busl
cngg,r9a c?an' "a, t'r' % ~ Sew
aaa Anii.il-. qals5 81 Receip floIr 1900, Oo'i
b. 900 'aDas Cora j4jJJ ud'i- oa' $50 1 od'l shorts
cNcnAr oct 10 Flour dun Family. es4as375
tAneys ,'lsisj Proy."'l'- ror< am At *l5 5le+! ~
az 'H, ,r,.li, o. III, '' td -1oier. '
-nort-nn; 80 sort -.c - 90 ho-. low ON
s'I i. '',', 500 '-r .aohsat< - as4L
cmcAGo oct Flour qret and ''eidy Fan t. Choice
Minnesota 81 -r- - So pi,rut- = - - 81 Low
quot md a,r s.lc' 1'nErd octo,r 7tNa -.
'''1 ,r - ,io.,r, A. r. r, -, -
cios.n. at ~. iai a sa &C., e.o- a. sc 20 ch-
,ir'.-c 20 > Ia 7-i.c4 80. Rci 5l',c. ,o.n I'M.
ct,cr, . t.a5.ic. cl,.ng Al 5siaq lc. Noven or
2s aaaary c ios S &C. = Nav.
i-sloic oslng a. 90 ats du. sae- ranged
Is = lG' closing a; s.. All tnr Year = : clo,in;
az &c.. May $50 9-e1 closing AZ -9tc. Hye nrn.r Al
ranged cash. So p-I6 - october. :! ais cos-
ofi =. closing 81 8 - LAM quiet .a.es ranged.
No,cmbcr - ia closing - :. w Deccnb,- 4 Is
-hou.tcr. 55i Short Ril 50 -hor, Gear Il -
-,lS ,n. o,i. ji ,n. Rye 10 900 bntb ' p,t
ey s-@o sh,gment.-FogE y n9o o6i', Wheat 200
,a-6. farley 5000
prraou. OF e y1,,l. la, No. Watt. .ca'a &c,
SO. : 81 2c. Oat.-No. Waite, -el,c NJ. = = ~ Re
t. amy NS Mw,asec c. -so ' dcijeP 5c "n S
yemoGr ~ oeS %,fl ,or2 c NIX , 80 p5 3 3
40. /. ., &C Bar.cy-No . >nnnL 56c. 10 spring
october and 81. cnber Laui- prm- -tGam. = - Ca.i
Meat $50 6nsn barley 3 10 shi1m,rt,o Fo9r
10000 Do,- WHEAT Oh. llsI Barley atip'
Aps =, 3e .r,,s n r i i ngrovemeq.
suprr - -'a.- > 10. Extra - ga PennV yani,
a 1eiawar' tuty - 90 q! ,5 Winter Waeu p,,us
the co., ~ ,hc NOON cl e4por cr. 1920 lei Very PtC
mry "a tn ann ,iel'y H..'.'el i''' in .rn d.nat
nclin export elevator ~, 50 lenn'.lvaua oi aroit
No,rnost tq,i &c.. 6.c.m.eS .as5. - January
.--.4 com me apn.n ,garst w'' ''.adg PM aase
.,a ,.a, g., '' -i pN,@ ~ sa,r ,.,iior "'' ~. 81"
s.d l tInrr p .r' ,0verin,t ,tf &C., rroenher
l.. ,fa., I'ana'y t7a.. .oir a onNsa, oertd
Nln. oro,rt g a.1'r >oy n''r l' 'a r.. r,c.a
o0 oe..r ., i'pm'a.,-0-'ar ioo'' oa'n- Conn., $1,000
'',' %, o'- - ..'' a, 'oi d, i,i.s1F N' s
No,."'rf 'ff e. n..r,'r .,.Nq 81 IRE ,hrl1
: &C.. s6,.ms-t w.. 4, me y.ir "a inu,tr
S S.,-r s.c d, (, l,,., a,s.. AL, az 'i,is.
a,.. ~ a.. ',l n,.eiii Il Bra RaT - wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Oct. 16.-In the Court of Appea

ALBANY, Oct, Ib.-In me JOurt OF AppeaIs
to-day. the following business transacted
No S0o-Uubbird Kelsey appellant agt smith Lyon, re-
spondent. Argued.
No 3U3-Janes IL. Barnett and another respondent AIT
Andrew r. culver appellant Argued % appellant and sub
mifted for plnien
- Margaret Loot aud Others respondents ag Cyrus
Law appellant Argued
The following cases submitted:
John and another appellants agt William IL siehold
imuleaded respondent respondent, At the
Forty Street and Grand Ferry Railroad 60
pany, appellant Charles -tehbns, appellant agt Aber L.
Bennett and OILERS respondents
OF Frank LO)mis t1rncy for respondent No.
293 + Edwards appel the Harlem Railroad
Comp n, respondent no appearing FOR appellant judg
affirmed
The following is the day calendar for oct. l.
Nus 30s, 3l3, ia 3Ij, 3Is $50. 800 and 333.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
REPORT OF THE QUARTERMAsTER-GEN-
EkAL.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-Quartermas er-Gen-
eral Holabird his annual report 60 the secretary OF
War shows that the credit Of the Quarter
masters Department the beginning of the last fiscal
year was Sl2IOOOGs The amount expended during the
year Wa 80 100 leaving balance in the Treasury
undrawn on june so 1SS4 Of II I93g62 The construc
tou OF .iXty-fye buildings at military post, during
tie wear was made NJ "a cost OF Sl2l7j3 and repairs
were made 20 the amount OF *il93GO. Transportation
W. provided los she Quarterlna~tcrs Department hl
Railway etc. for 1O.7j persons, aud iarsc hunp,r or
horses mules etc at "A cost of -l.NHt.h3l, of Whlfh
1854 49, paid for the ausortatiuu ~ persons
IN, total cost Of maintaining the vessels OF me utei
master. Department during the year was Slol sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
MarLet closing steadv. Trnngferabie notices. o 90.

FLOURAND MEAI>-FLoCR-Msrketls hrmeT for grades
aR r Spo and .nd home STg % ana bove 50 are fair
sup w. and ale ssy N buyers sySr de v t9r fInoa
while o 6er opsra ns have been 'c9h9ed mainly 70 sno
$500 bbls. for export inclung 500 sacas and
Cy MI txra a. - - Tor me former ara ~ 90 oI ne a.
q IS Tor Winter Wheat i . bills Extra 40 > g lo9
= . for spfin. ana :! 30 Tor WINTER Wheat
1000 obs Winter Whe Ntra, mainly t1p The is1g. 81
,erne g. 3oes @ Tis, Y 3 esS So F,tr,
c6occ E1t ' %e,e my - 3 ass to common 70
"a. Kim 2 iSs M oo * 2tr v9S S 40 900 6S
straight. - jos - - Patent . =, Gro ~ Layers f-re
as patent Wiutsr Wheat Extra 81 253sj Is civ
. o. aar.et c.os.nz -t'',ly -oUTHERN FLoUK q ~
So Good to choice u 4 ss5 80 aYE FLoUR-
Dba zee supcrine al an = 9S> 81 corn MEAL
a. 80. Ye.ior western ao' eI Al - ood.540
tie lash ot i c Sc rlthcr more s'eaiy
option: opened "a &c over. "a s.Ient recovered part
prces fairy ct.ye export ad moieT,te Gus nG.7 f9r
,iiF Mulns ud e"'l adr pto4- y inf ~ II os'
any u 100 hu.n We n6ur,t 10 arrive ale. 4 1000
bush future Zoo Susn SO, aud to arrive Including
arr e cost olht ard Insurance Sc l61oo bush 70
Hard o. arrive cot uoigAt snd Insurance SO n
800 arrive cost Eht and insurance at go
soc "" ed ~ = Il -ten,L 30 e'. 90 g.,,,,
6to1 bush To- arrive coat, roi- AMI ns an any At
~tc; t'. Ped . Z. C.. Va. Red iO' N0YemDeI -
,tc. cosmgat C.. 30. for December = 20. closing
DO for January -jd e Geo closing az - CT 10,
for February ~ Pc closing AZ u do Tor March
49, closing IT = '.' 90 FOR Aurl- 'AHf c. cos
~ al - st.; 40 iof Nav, g. closing a. s.t..-.--
ny Marker shade easier closing WIN a ute noiS
strength. sales 1000 nh. Rejected 1'. - ~ 40
cost freq and insurance. al ~ as SC
quoted H0'U. iIlM r-ttru ~ oH &C IA RILEY
Market adc duneI. vi m0cer1cd mald tor va mig
-aie- 30 Uush. Xtra NJ. anada az soc" -lNhoFed
IA quoted AZ lie. ~. taa g. u ne y I III
ala ~ &c .... BARLEY MALI-Dul. prices unch nged
- CORN-Nalket ruled quiet and abou, steady fr lash
lots Optl oc over and clos Il heavy a. about
the n.fir Drcrs be- anything don fr export. IN
fed husiu HON u- AMI no lrrate tr Dc IN opt0ns
$4,000 bush future. 5000 bush "a uing Tn
graded VI Xed at QOi'tc. 40 :, 00do9 2c. No. 81
- 46 ~ hlte West rn. ooc. inc udng % 1u-h -
graded Il xcd Tree o holrl AZ "a L. No Mixed for
October pa &C.. closing at &C.. DO OF November bO2
a. Cus1nf at Zoe do Tor he,tmOtr '4 bIac..
closing at 81 CT 20 ior Januarv t"'-d4' C. closing al
1850. do for te riary. f5Ld.s C.. closing al -9ci
May 49, 80 &C. closing at ,H l2r...OA T@Markct
and IL SET heavy a. a. NJ tne inside prices
$50 .u4h uture 5000 bush spot and 10 arrive.
including No. Mixed At Sic No. = 3lAN3-c In eleva
-. delivered; No l. BE-. 80 White, C..
No. g. n llr; No !. sc. Mixed Western. 81 33c;
the nd Oouu bush To rive cost freight and IN ur nee
50 White. Western "A Sc " hite state. 1a e.;
so. Mixed ur lCto r. 81 ga PC, closing at ol4 do
November S2i- 31isc. ciosiustlt 324c do Tor De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

WASHINGTON. Oct. 16.-The proceedings OF
the United supreme Court to-day were follows
No S}s-Bcr Buterwcrth Comm ssioner OF Patents.
plaintiff error United STATES rel Richari n
ii oc and others A gument concluded.
No l-LcNis H. Ma a. appellant agt II. HarvOcd sons
submitted
No - ~herman Hall plaintiff act. the Pennsvl
wanna Company the Circuit Court OF the
United For the Eastern District OF Pennsylvania. DIS
missed with costs.
No Wilson. administrator ct. plaintiff IN r
Tor AIT Joseph e. Arl CT admin-tIatrlX. Argued.
40 ID II H. MOna, IT.. and others, appellants agt the
United -tlte-
No. 6-Day'd II. Mofst r.. appellant agt. the United
states. submitted.
d.uand 3. kennett and others. Passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
CHARGING BAD FAITH IN AN ASSIGNMENT.
Attachments OH the property of Albert Back

and samuel Fishe who before their assignment did bus
mess In lace trimming granted by Justice Donohue
yesterday in suits begun by Passant Co.. H. A. J. Crib
bon. Eiusten. Hr~ch Il Coz : f. Bloch 4 Co.. and others
The 1rns complain that In the assignment preferences
OF sl5 300 and $1,000 pecti vcy made In favor
Of the bO0kkeeper Of Back Fishe and Of Mr.. Fishcrs
Wife. and that these two not bona hde creditors
They also charge that the statement ~ Back Fishe in
July last, that they owed only SIS 900 and had
Plus OF SIS, 900, evidence OF bad faith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

i.of' tii ,n am'iia, ln.,a, - says lareO
,''s b. '"'1i, 80 .t . us',i.al fu
tu.rs .lI tpisuds Cow hihuul riHsa, tNn.. drn'
,n '0aid ,.s l., i.f do ,euIoi and be- amu,, d.
lvU. natutd af' "t dn ie.el.., anu '"@ 91,,
delivery GOA. aIn hod do ,hlahit t", , VIZ, u,
.elNtN. tlut.d. nsH 17hiu. lHt Matth ahi Apll no
uv,y b uId4 ao Alrl and Way delivery ''otd' Oh"
3p m 'ouo .0ooI MADELINE pmds. "a Midlng
rphmhs ad. low Nlhiina tpands iuli H"u "a
hng rcl.. Nd VI. ihHg ic,a,, 81 Low Mddung
I'tss. tuWi Ordinary Texas lrIhay l'i~t ~
t"w Mdlh1s Dream, . ,.i,i ,od urlnary orleans.
I-lNd ordinary Oroans. tAtd. . ....,.. ,..,.-
20 m cotton iiu sale. the lav included $500 bale.
O,iolcr delivery. Ap0ld .riers ortousr aud N0vem
hoi delivery l Ia buyers dp november ant urrrmhcr
iolyr, pNtd value do p,cember aud January delivery
al.t4l huyrr. do February aud MANN delivery HofI
sellers da Mare ami Apul delivery ".W v NV, lima
delivery 4~Gid bu,rts ...,
y ~. -to,top -tutuc. closed atesiy rpaud' Low MA
aud Novrmbef delivery .Nbid buveft do Nos'mn't shi
december delivery N0td buyers do pe,rmn, sn1 IsaV
dctvory Ii0AL buyers. do February ana Match "cINSI
tfuid sellers do March aud Aptu delivery. s-uiu
scicl, DO pul aud May delivery i"o'd 1"f'' "a" N"
MroAb. ~nalrs uf the ~ers uo hhlrs AMERICAN 'pn
bales speculation. took .nu bacs cspoii'ts u1s Nsn
ualra inf"adr'l ttnl ships sidu drti 10 spnnt, n..
bale. actual crpor 500 bales total receipts ''uu" "'
oALyfatON oct ld cotton arm MiiiunG y lilo Lo-
Madins ~ Good uriiairr - net aud sto's l,o.P,
l. n- aos ttpots a. ,'icai hntan ~ bArs N"''"'
'ss.ysSS.u a. L. g,tian auirt Niiiins al6i
Niddna SIS 6oOi OrhnarV 81 net AMI gross receipt,
III Exports 10 the ointment 5000 bAr- ktplus
i7i bale, 1000 balea last evening LOU
NswOaIkaSa. ct i''-Cotron weak MitiliEs II 10
1879 bales gTD,s LOO bales. ENpOrs 10 Gfa bfIiAiI
6lOO ba0si sales $500 bales stock, sJ.sss bale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

l. r. ChtenAen thought the franchise worth o. 900 oOo
and asked that the strongest kind Of nsa" Be sp-
pointed In order to hold the question IN
place c. G. Beaman, representing the owners VI the
Boreel Building, said that his clients we're opposed
any kind OF q railroad In Broadway, and moved to dis
miss the Broadway Surface Railroad Company from the
acs OF the courtroom the ground that the city
1orites had not consented at the proper time the
construction Of the road. Osborn f. Bright declared
that the application wholly proper In all respects,
and that the opposition simply scheme 81 the
wicked Cable Railway Company. The court thereupon
took an Interval for meditation upon the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

loss Of 1,675,0Co francs gold and loss Of zs75o0
france oliver. AZ the London Stock Exchange, British
eonsos steady ct yesterdays guotauons-i0l SIG
Tor money and l6i b-ie for account. United States
bonds were per cent higher at 1884 for ~ and ll6
for 4hs. AL American railways lower In proper
ton TO yesterdays declines IN the home markets Bar
silver was quoted weak at decline Of Lied 70 6O%d
quoted q CIV. against II DO last evening
The old and welknown banking nrm Of George X
ssfare's IONS has established branch Office IN Phadel
phis under the charge VI Msssrs Douglas Higer and
John Austin stevens j the junior members OF the firm.
The Father DE smet Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany has declared the regular monthly dividend Of 20
cents share payable In NewYOrk AZ the Office of Laid
law Co., No IL Wast., October 81. The transfer
books will be closed on October %.
The Homesfake Gold Mining Company has declared its
sevrnty-fOurth monthly dividend payable In New York
AZ the transcrsageucy Of Lounsbery Co.. No Is Broad
st. on October IS The dividends by this company
amount 10 Sl,J37, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
:, .T,ONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
np,uE MERIDIAN CONFERENCE.
ov rpF DrLEGAIrs TO THE PREsiDENT-
VEL ~nruTFsIEs EXCHANGED.


,xeroS. Oct. 16.-The delega:; ei the
"','nal Meridian Conference. headed by Admiral
n'e" ,,.5 in a body az the Executive Mansion To-
E"ds ,,eir respects 10 the President. They were
ds' vi "a him in the Blue Room by Secretary FREEING
p" bo after expressing the pleasure whlch tue
,,v Afforded him. remarked that although th'S
cPs ,,e;s, the most important part oil ther ""rh III
h~' a., un.m o common meridian for al NATIONS 'h'y
ayr 'i,tinne their deliberations for the purpose "f
No' - standard DAY and TO make suggestions for
aS'''" n, convention To he entered into by the dif
i"' p co,ernmeuts ~ TO give practical elect TO
ir', =. The President responded a. follows;
then W. -, ., meet here many delegates coming
AN n,auy and such inpor 'o1ii r i o. n1
fun 20 mr. rssuonse If t9e nations Oh Europe asa ""
unanimous - ;,vifsfion extended 10 them Dy thlH GOV
ASseot and hish character -, o an ~ widely
efanghu nr,sent conference II ss.oei'ion Va ~
bat the III an attempt To reach solution ac',p'oe
iel 'SV cm have already made great , ,r
9ati ir,d end by adopting cOE"'"" iue'
iais iehS iii peope may reckon longitude. e@stNaru
IN" we-twsr and by agreeing that uhiNcIsai ~
AID ~ cs,sen for the convenience Of the world IL
shons IN thaf little remains To be done IN completion
voua Tr h.yond the framing of project Of con
y mich tie nations Of the world may adopt rto-
vent'oh ,boJs for the application OF these pin
49, Tie opportunity which tnS sonlefenoe
~, afforded TO bring sSEiSsser o., ~ viiey
tleu;; cnnct put increase The spirit OF good
and ce6peration which should exist between '"'n
,,nir, Rodgers the president oil the competence IT,
pied: ,.,...o. o. tho International
pur.f
Nh rpnference thank you for the words you nave
Meil1lss, ~ tb@n and they sympahze very eorually
s'uic tA.,re that a bOnd or union among the
u your ~ fhe worhl may De found in the result OF ther
,""1s Although not absolutely unanimous IN o.
- tnr cor ference has been governed by the most
"t1,Iy srrt and BY cOn'non desire 10 secure tae
isny nd with the least possible Inconvenience To-
fieA,Lt d. large. We shall esteem ourselves most
%, n We hail be able 70 frame convention 10 oe
fanted 10 oar respective GDNerhrhs Ih'' sn'., ~
p ,e sor OF good will and cooperation among them
sIrs'e III purpose for which this Congress was
i,,,t.d 10 assemble
The Admiral then personally lntrodn'el e"'N VI .ie
-. anil th,ir secretary Mr. Pedlrick, 70 the
,.,s.u,. and informal conversation foloweddurn
h,eh the President accompanied the delegates to the
-, ROOM where they took their leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE MINISTER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lO.-kucm hukl, the
newly appointed Minister from Japan. accompanied 10y
b. wife and h. Mistk secretary OF legation. arrived H.
this city to-day He is tie youngest man ol Lis rank
herr being ONLY thirythree years old Re assistant
Minister OF Education p1Or 10 hls present appointments
ami rg@ls the AAt1oF oI the present school ~ -
tenn OF Japan.
Minister Kui win inform the state Department OF hl'
arrival tomorrow, and WILL be presented 20 Inc IIvat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
THE COURTS.
ARGUING OVER BROADWAY.

The Broadway Surface Railroad Company
ca'ed by legal PROXY yesterday u IT, way into
'"' With the General Term Of the supreme Court The
oFoa'ion Is appalled, with apprehension lest the pres
'"uinssion appointed 10 hear s cry shall mol do the
yo't Justice. and u commission Is asked for,
a, e Aope thai II will prove unbiased enough to do
n. nfoad~ay Surface Railroad Company full justice.
80, L. farsons wished the company Ia hold it, breath
-. 'et'aln property owners In Europe, who
Sss !" Tie desigls vt corporation should return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NORTH RiUer, Vessels AID Railroads.
NEv-YoRK, oct. &c, 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. October IS. 1884

NLW- YORK. UctODrr TO, ITSL
coFFEEspot Rio null at loc for fair crgoes No sales
Options quiet anc steady eae. 5000 bags closing toll
lows: October, s.s5 d~50 November SO s.3Og Decem
Der. s30ds35. January s.3Jas4O February s350
s45; Marchs AO6 5O April. s45ds.j5; May 500S.1O;
June $50 $50 bid and asked Mid grades quiet and 20
great extent nominal
COrTOS-spot Cotton quet and unchanged Sales. $50
bales 1880 last vi for home cppsumptsn Receipts
the ports today 1898 Oaes against 243 bales th. day
last and i0l7i last since Sep'embe 5.ss5
bales S35 673 ba for the period las
Tue according Ia the American classification arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
EUROPEAN FGNAvcrNL MARKETS.

~ N'r-AN ~ y"
Dc. lGl2 30 p. mt ntet states Four L Cen6
POnts ~ Four All a Hsf Per Cent onds IL vt
Atlantic and Great First Wort Trustees. Cer
tiacatas 34L NewJers.y Central First Mortgage Bonds,
q Ene "A i. do -ecold tonso 56is Newlore Central.
o. IiIro, f PennsvivGnil. -, Reading. ~
Mexcan ordinary aj Canadan Pacific - = ~ Plu COM
mon. Sl't A.,
quote Nee Per ent kenir@ Ar "a
cen
A Western tirsf Mortgage lrus-
Certificates - a. Ire second tonsos JHr New fers
central g8a, Mexican Ordinary, 3j ~ Paul common -
Paris quoio cent Rente- al = francs 37a
for he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17

DOVER " H. Oct t6.--A snowstorm lasting
''uf hours. occurred at Alton Hay tins morning slight
Xosiall. are rcputtod throughout Strtfur County,
"sN Hampshire, and Nork County, Malnc
""slpN, Oct ia heavy f. uf snow was reported
smotlns frum New ir-Wich. Exeter. and neighhuriug
'"- IN New Hampshire. II the nfat ~ the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
ByJobn Bgd.

1 t.story hiovustono dwellings. with lots Sos TOO
1908 solomon Marx ......... t.as.
2 siriar dwellings with lots No. n anil ~ last
t1fh..t al DINING above each lot -iNllui i same
hutvr III
1 sfor, nri.k dnc nr with lot No 1870 90 -fti.
81 n.l 300 70 Va NJ td-vo. lot 2'xa-9 Jau,sJ