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New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL March 26-1230 p. m.-Cottoa steady hdd.
ling UpIands Sd; DO MiddlIng orleans. l-lbd sales
5000 6aies including 1000 bales 10. speculation and exp9
bales including l9,ODO bales Anefican tl-
and Msy delivery Cd. also 63-6Id.; do May and June
delivery 364d; also 464d do June ana July delivery,
Cad, also S-6id., do. July and August delivery.
4-4d DO August and September delyery0 loo4d SIso
:anm-Cotton Good Mddltng Upands. Glsd; Middhng
Uplands Cd; Low Mlddlng uplands al Good Ordinary
tnr Texas lGd; Middipg Texas ll6dj Low Miadhng
Taxas lk.l6d; Good Ordinary Texas, 0'sdj Orilna0
Texas SAIL; Middlng Orleans, y llbd.; LOW AundlnS
orirans l6lBd Good Ordinary orleaps o'ii ordinary
D. n-Cotton-Ihe OF the included 300 bales
Amerlcan. Futures quiet; Upands Low dlddhn2 ca1ee.
March delivery j64d sellers do March anu April oev-
ery 5 63-B4d sellers; do April ard May delivery Cds
sellers: May and June delivery t0id buyers 10 yune
hyery 2.64d sellers; do August and september ds'efy
b4d September and october delivery oto.
bnvers do October and November delivery oot1 pdss
n m-Cotton- Futures closed seadyi Uplsnas Low aa.
% nr delivery ~ Gid value: do April aud May delivery,
B2aid buyers May and uDe delivery 5o4d pLye3
DO JHne and July delivery, '6id buyers oo July sad
ugu delivery li4d buyers do August and 9eplehoe
Seyery l46id buyers do. september and OetoDef av.
sry O-6sd sellers do October ana November ue'eVs
o.yysfos March 26-cotton dull l,iddling lll6 Lov
Mldlnc IL 7.l6; Good ordinary los net receipts ssis
,,ross SSs bales, stock, lS G69 bales. - -
esAyANNA March 26-Cotton steady Middlng, U.S. Low
Mlddng lOs; Ordinary. l0 net receipts gtg goas
5 Gass Exports Coastwise. COS Daes sales 700 balss
SswoME.Ss March 2e-Cotton in fair demand Md.
linz la I Low Mddng 10 5-6; Good Ordinary 10 ll6s
ne reeelDis 2sT gross 1852 bales Exports Coastvsss
1885, bales; sales. 500 bales stock. 122,Ssl bales
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
WINNING VOTES BY KISSES.
rhom IN sIftt.bura Dtspateh

Kentucky is great State" he continued.
. We have the haDdsomest women In the world We
make the whskey have the most fertile lands raise
the best horses and have the purest air What more
eould be asked In addition TO that our people pun
iogether but they don't like snobbsbncss remember
one Zine was stDping OF the mountain Counties
Ibougbt S25 worth OF nckels and put them III my
saddle-bsgs Every log cabin would come to woud
ride up and ak for a drink OF water Wen, ont wouo
come a little boy girl with gourd dipper OK warm
water would take O swallow then drop nickc In tue
dinner The little would In and would go on
Tie chd's mother would and have the lat gene-
man pointed out. The consequence was tlat got '1e
house and little girl brought me out upper OF
wafer felt my pocket and discovered that naami %
conner Little GIRL said I, generally have anicEei
Some Where about me- but haven't to-day, SO III give
you what's the next best thing Ior En-, % her or S,y
KISS so got down oh my horse anu Eosoo "o' i"i my
own bue-eyed girl at home -. .,a,u., ,, and T
Ma % Liss her for niece OF mine whom abe looked ike
y this time anothcr little girl showed up hsi heaa
tI,ep than lie rest and not To be impartial Kissed ne,
ben found that four OF i've other grs haa gasnefeo
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
TOTAL, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
NFw.YoRK March 26, 1885.
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NEwYoRK Thursday March 28-BEEVEs.-A single car.
sIs a S held over FROM yesterday offered to-day
Keeling SSaE SGG prcss are likely 60 s
city Dressed Beef dull e 7ec for ordinary 70 Sooa
SisG i0c Western Dressed N fair demand At oaoe' oiS
Dressed Cow BSs & az as. sG of OF @ and of
Mutton the Baltic by Joseph Eastman lhe r.1as srssss sa1
at Washington Market The arrivals uptown we're mostly
comm stock vsS Had se S Ia Wasngon Market at fairy
,ond nrices The range to Good Veals from
TO 7c with OF Prime TO Extra sold at 740
Gonntry prs Poor 20 Good sold at sssse Prime
a. Toe VERY few outside hgure For City Dressed the
rpsSs ssSesHu@e wa U Mullen sold 80 veals 227 7e do
l27 b. at &c 81 do lb n, at osc 81 do ioS d. oo' 10
90 hasn5eck soa yes I2S NJ q, sac Is DO
iIiaEson Co sold IL Jersey veas various weights
gseae Wright Hoag Co. sold Jersey veais. l47 n. at
cDleuback 8 Dewey sold yearlings aos N, at geo.
Vsi VssiHEEp III And LAMBsRoeePts 20 cars q S7oi
heal7 cars t SOthst sna aa ~ ~ ea WaSson Market
Toal Srrtyas for ve days 2s759 head against lsTSS
6sa% for wa, ne af sy r i grades stock
prices without important Ssans esS aSCps so q Most
O. The sales ga Far to chosc YsaTns LsISs a
ssIe see AZ The me- %: pens as% were cleared.
Sps d lambs Dses tGny s Tns uSsP T
seS 0i os s ansod al late hour me sold s
ssa 81 O0Sso GStr. GO per .eseed hses i %
Iate in the the highest bid for Seoa s'0ck
IA Most of the ambs were deficient In weshi
Washing less than from 40 are not wanted ehoep' "
low hkures ,, =. .,o .av mice. INT the feeling
hardly VIA - I% nn as ssso SELLING down . c
number OF Choice at 9 Western Dressed soid AZ
~. mo range as City Dressed Dressed learimss uii-
uo w SILT n a. few Western Dressed Spring Lambs
Ssv heea n ts but not enough TO estao
hsb quotations . a -, ala, 1aa s,ata shaen ia M
OF soc; aSo ps at 5 100 30 @ oye .rns rGo M NJ
az & b DO 10 H. ut Oo l3l do 73 h, at 6c 2O4 do 81 b
attic ,.x c,o,. ehoon 100 M AZ 5a.c
s1 M do 20 Ewes l2s H. st oe VI Stnts
SesriinSs 81 M To- i3s do IL m ut Gssc lol do "a d. -
To- .,,.,, an, x,,o,,xa, Shaan as n al q &C.
o5 Western Lambs H. at Go; 3sprng Lambs at 50 pei
head.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
UNION MEN NOT TO BE EMPLOTED.


atters Association Wednesday night visited Fred
erck Berg Of Berg Co.. hat manufacturers OF ORANGE
to endeavor to effect amicable adjustment OF the
difficulty between the firm and the striking employees
The committee stated that II Mr.. Berg would make MS
shop fair the trouble would close and the men would
On IN work at once Mr., Berg said that he
should never again employ Union hatters
circular condemnng the boycotting pract'ca Dy tnG
matters associations, has been largely circulated
throughout the Oranges The employees OF Berg Coz
who live in South Orange and who have been eNcluusd
from the privileges OF the skating rink there at the
demand OF the boycottcrs propose To employ couhnv
aud institute proceedings against the rink manager.
meeting this purpose Is talked Of The liatteis A.
sOcaon is said t. have enlisted the aid of the knights
of Labor and that influence VIII be brought " Oear
on lubbeIs and retailers to iujure Berg X Co.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL Markets

toynox March 28-l2:30 .. m.-Cons9s o7 1.lG for
money a7s for tho account Canadaa Paeiao Soy Eo
l3s 40. second Consos o lllnos Nehtta IzyG @s,ai
g8as; Reading, ia . =.
ri franc, 80 centinos for The account
mConsOls. 01 II for both money and the sccount
The bullion Bank OF England has increased .l2ssso
The OF the England reserve to liability
which ast week 80 per ceni. IL now az per cent
m-f'Onsols 81 3lB for money and Tor the accounts
Atlantc and Western First Mortgago Trustees Ger
tlncaes 20; Canadian Paoto. 39h ERIE iSi2 40 seoona
7Ss' New.York Central, 93; Reading. Tia -, - a.
paris qnOs Three per ceut Heptes a. III francs
renne- for the account and exchange on London Al 20
francs SO eentim,s Tor cheoks. -, ,,n -.
amount OF bullion gone INTO inc banh vi
Ensiaaa ON balance to-day NJ Sll100L -. -, =, =,
PLrIs March 2B--The weekly statement OF tne bank o
$500 sbows an inrrease OF e52O0J francs In god and
G772 600 ffxncs silver.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
CLOSING PRICES or PHTLA DBLPHIA SI0OAS
Reporied by JOIN H. DAVIS Il Co., II HHtsL
THURSDAY, March 26-P. ".


Tho theorv n, majority of the operators who now are
specuating In stocks is that war In EUROPE "oa"'
higher prices for all classes OF American securities io
rise aud fall In the price Of British consos is seheray
accepted as the barometer OF the probabilities of peace
or war It, therefore, IL upon these generally rece'ea
Impressions that the leading operators move INC o'
market from hour to hour, according 10 'ho fo0o'"
quotations OF consols. IL Is true that III bonuon ~
market for American securities does not "oIS III '"'
fasho, but rather except as influenced ny ING hono
quotations. follows tho fluctuations OF eohsois' o'
theless, todays market was weak "heh con'o' ~
strong and prices advanced wheh eohsoIs ca'o "'
The days transactions covered sales Oh Ze4'ooo H'
of which five stocks that each recorded 10000 shares
or upward, contributed 2ls7oo shares Inc 1s nuo1u
tions were wide and frequent and generally the mar
ket closed somewhat higher yesterday but except
for tho advance OF lis per cent for Central OF NewJe
sey the largest final did not exceed per cent
The general course OF the whole market best explained
by detailing the extreme fluctuations OF tue h'o pfiH
cipal active stocks 1T. Paul recorded ioo'ioo eh
from its opening figure, 704, IL rose 10 'ob' tnoh Wv
clined TO 6s1s and later the war news sou up W
7oss and closed at 7Oas-a final loss OF 70 per cent
OF Pacific Mail 80 400 shares were sold al oVeooe"
IsTsa5Osa5oQ 81 a50a-a final gain OF per cent
Northwestern recorded 32 500 shares az ngres r"nss
from o37sao4as Qe2a a9lSs00ias. Union Pacific with
500 shares nuotuated from 43 at the opening upto
43a down to 42h and finally closed NJ aa,e
"A rain OF 81 per cent and Central and Hudson wh 1
sales of 90 300 shares ybrated ae fouows' oos~vvo
gs9bsaOi la990%, and shows maj loss 9i . pbo pb
Delaware Lackawanna and Western was dud wi,iil,
range of per cent but It's closing price at looy
gain of - per cent Lake Shore after Ireauo9 " nv.
atlons between sa62ns closed unchanged AT o,c.
directors of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana western
Company will meet tomorrow anu, as we hIe Lnio @
y ,I sn as n done at ALL without any rreence Of
lie hayilS earned during the quarter 1ne uoo'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THE HAMERsLEY Will CONTEST.

Mrs. William Wood and her sister, Mrs.
serina n. Carnes and cousins german of Louis C.
Hsmersley were witnesses yesterday In the contest OF
his will They testified to friendly relations with him.
Lawyer De Witt pettiOned for an additional allowance
of $4,000 for Mrs. Hamersley. pending the eohtest
Although an allowance OF $4,000 was made 10 heI
little over year ago, he said. this sum had heen largely
used by her pay Off debts and in the payment OF phy
seians and European trip advised by her py
in COP sequence of poor health Franklin = Bar
onnosed the motion saving the was too large Inc
Srrogate reserved his decision. Mr.. Bartlett, for the
rested his case the hearing OF the con-
test was adjourned until Monday next
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-The proceedings
q, the United States Supreme Court to-day were as
follows:
No s2s-s Brown Allen sudtor etc aud others appellant
t The 0alf;more and Ohio Railroad Company Argument
sentpued by Hugh She6ev for the appenees and con
elnded by R 4 Merrick for the appellant -. ..,
No l21S-MOrten Marye auditor etc ana oInsrs Tpr
tantS at EdSin ParsOns Argument begun by F. - Blair
f.s a6peI anita and continued by MauTp and wager
RWavua appellee
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
MAKING A RAID ON a DISORDERLY HOUSE.
Shortly before midnight Oh Wednesday the

police OF the Ninth Precinct made raid on an immoral
carnival IN a basement at No. 64 Carmne-st' ane ar
rested twenty-nine persons. including two eoiorea
women Half a dozen OF the men we're coorcd Inc
heading snirt of the entsrtaiDment explained TO the
noee maj n was merely little drag 10 when the
Icntosh Association had invited nsaDer ahhala o.
oresae. and fancy slippers. Two OF toe men were
ngleS Ont from tie rest Of crowd and held at Jef
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
RELLrHAY SENT TO THE PEsrrEyTIART.

Tie OIU IIUVI CusO YVES Oif"eN' J"''''
the Court OF Special Sessions by the conviction OF
Patrick j. Rellihan who was sentenced to two months
r. thc perifenfarY Last October Reliban, who IA the
nronretor OF IrSands Lfberaor, published an article
Syi3g deserted from the Army, and fleeing TO Canada,
OF having profossed Catholicism for business PURPOSES
~ bavnV iusapprOpriated funds, etc. Ford refused 10
nn,tne AM Advert scinent In his paper Of magazine
Known as The Dynamite honttg The case has been pc
sre me courts fDr some time ExJudge Fullerton, APP
reared for the defendent and Counsellor Day for plain
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March 26.-In the Court of Appeals
today W. c. Ruger, G. J., and Associates present. Tue
following business was transacted;
N I The PeopIe appellant agt Charles Z Poucher Jr
rsspondent Argued BY U Lewis for appellant John Aai
lock Drake for Respondent ar, yeu,s
No 81 Elizabeth J. Graham extrX appeanIa Sg' sib
II Mever Respondent Argued BY D. r. ASH ana w uIo
sonf for ppesnt D. Rocker and Joseph H. Choa'e Or To
spODdent
The following Is the day calendar Ior Maroh ~
Nos As. ia l3s, l4O. &C. l4l
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
OFFERING TO SELL. HIS CHILD Foa $1,000

John Leib, an unemployed cigarmaker' mlr
red and poor, has daughter Marie age ele'en M
saws his wife is not woman of good character ana re-
tpsos to live with her. Seine time ago, wishing to place
his child in good hands, bo brought up respeo'ao'
Mr. Leib advertised his desires In daily paper Inc
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children nhus
the girl improperly cared for placed her In ST joseph
Orphan Asylum agent of the society," calmg Oh Eaf,
Ieib and not making known his personality 'earheu
,ror the fatber that he would sell his daughter for
ST. OOo as he was too poor maintain her BleeAsieS
Wallace a married man without children, empoytI1 yIr ~
the Merchants Insurance Company seeing Tue aN a.
tsement offered 10 take the child ana Orhg heE up 10
his family Proceedings for this purpose In the ior m I
writ of habeas corpus for the production OF the cu
in court came before Justice Van Worst Sesleaag ~ ~
tie Supreme Court The Society for the frevsn'on @ Oh ~
Celty TO Children through John b. Fyne, made no on
iecton t. Mr.. Wallace considering him ht person 20
lake charge of the child Justice Van Worst us
Sactsia~ ishin0 more time to assure himself that MT
wallace WAS proper person take the child for an
ind ite
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway will also meet tomorrow and
probably will pass the dividend and as
Is custom OF the company win statement OF
its business Tho market the close exhibited the same
general did during the whole day deal
ingsthat of fevershness rather than decided tone In
either direction.
Government bonds quiet and strong, with an ad-
s per cent bids for the 4s and 4l2s An
xed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

The clearances elsewhere werei oil City, bs54OOOi
bradford o. 664 900 and Pittsburg, 26l60OO barrels
The price OF refined oil was unchanged ut re cents
gallon.
BRApFoRD Penn, March 26-Potroleun, Irregular;
National Transit certificates opened ut s2is and closed
at s2Ia highest price, 1885, lowest price, s07s clear
ances Il GGi 900 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL March 2s Provisions Cumber.sni 0us
a5s Cd Long Clear Middles So 3 short Clear Mddiee
SSs Sd short Ribs 3Ss Cd shoulders pod 90 per esS
Pork-Prme Ness o2s 0d per boil Prime Ness Ea,,sra,
BSs; western 59s fard-Amercan, 36s Oh Prims wesr
Shoulders 6s 3D. ssssd ewt for nSess unissd
Western Spring Ts Id ais 0d Red Winter es I'd as "a
per cental No spring. ~ New wes1e,h "a *
Ia "a caIfornis 80 ed a6s iod par eenta Produce
SHIRTS of Turpenne 22s 3D. do at London l2A I'd peR
cwf: Penned petroleum. Sd; per gaiion Clover secd-
mareen Ped zps per cwt Tallow-33s 0d evt. RosA
Uommon ss ad: Pale lis 3D. aos. Cd Linseed OIL Goa
Sd per March 2s Produce OIL a2 Ell los
per TON calcasta Anseed tSs per 9a,rsss ~
I'D Ger gallon spirits OF Turpentine 22s 9d per cws
sperm OIL, e5s per ton. Rosin-cennon- A. Va "s & s%
American, sagar. l3s 3D. per ewt for CUBA CcntrhtH
poarixng 96S and 12soi Cd Tor CUBA Ausco'~a'iA~
fedainG aho&6
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NLW-1UHK,
The oil market was peculiarly sensitive to-
day First prices higher but whether the early de-
cline and the afternoon advance due to the Held
news or TO sdlful manipulation is matter of grave
doubt The Markham well, which has been made TO as
sumo an important place In the recent speculation, was
reported different times during the day 10 be produc-
ing oil or only water smelling OF oil IL finally con-
clnded that the well mystery which might Affect
the course OF prices for several days At first the mar
ket under free offerings from S2i2o32t to eOA
sl cents Later news from the fields advanced prices
to s3A8 s37s cents from which point they obstnatey
Welded 10 S2hs The market closed active and some
what excited this figure which Is only slightly higher
than the closing price yesterday
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

fersen Market Court yesterday for keeping asoraofy
house. The other prisoners were coinlntteu o Piis
for terms raa ging from ak months to ten days.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO March % The DrOvers Joarnat repO Cattle
Receipts 500J head Shpmens 1900 head market stroDs
Exports So 40d$ So Cows and Mixed s. so "a co. Stoc<.
s3 6o0s4 3o Feeders 81 40 asa 3d. Texans 81 0eS
s. 90.
Hoqs-Rccerpts 10000; shipments 5000; market active
Rough mixed 81 IS dsI 60 Packing and shipping 81 60e
81 75 Lght, 81 35asi 20: skips, 50 l50s4 25;
Sheepkecepts 800 head Shipments 1000 head markes
firm; Inferior 81 3oGs325; Medium. IS 2J0$4 o. Cool
"a % Choice. ~ 80.
81. LOUIS March 26-tatne-aecelpts l,40o shipmenta
300 Exports IS 90 SIS 90 Good 60 CIoiss
Shipping, t1 25Us3 90; Fair 60 Medium. 81 oo0eo w
Texans 81 00G "A 50.
SheeD-ReceiDJs, 500: hipnents. 100; Common to Me-
diuIn. 81 u ass 50 Fair to Cnolce. S3 6J6b 40.
Hogs-kecopIs 300; shipments 2,5OG Iight - 4O0
81 65; Packing ~ 30as4 so: HEAVY. 81 500st %
MarcE E26Cd.nsReceIots to-day go 1cat total
for week thus ti 3SO0 week 300
head consIgne1 through. las cars market weak;
Good Ohoce SesrA 81 seas 90 Stockers AMI Foeers
S. f0as4 35.
sheep Receipts to-day $500 heed total for week thus far,
1900 week $4,000 head consgned
through u cars market dull and steady Medium 70
Good 50 80 Good to Choice "a 90 Ge5 oo ordinary
choice Lambs, S6 as 90.
Hog-RecepUs today $500 head total for week thus far
10000 head for sane ums a,s week 1900 heat con.
signed through lI of which IA NewIorkj markce
lower; Medium to Fair Workers. 81 so so GOOD 70
Choice 81 so9i S5 Butchers Grades, $IsoGS4so Plgs'
81 rs 0S4 80
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

Walsh Kirby q Co, sold 100 state Sheep. los D. u
S5 go.
200 Michigan DO % n At $40; 2y0ao az s. 2s s1s
Judd Buckingbam sold; lo3 State sheep fsw LAmls)
96 ib, at S. 76 2O4 Michigan Sheep ~ d, - 50 20
s5i5 ri T. sAd'r Co. sold ass Ai'Ais1' Sheep ssn'
j. N Pdcock sold, 406 Michigan Sheep SO n Ut 5c lS9
Michigan Lambs 20 B, &C 6Aso
P. $ Kase sod IL Jersey Ewes lls D at 30, spriss
Lambs. at So each .
G. Collins cold so Jersey Spring Lambs ct soSss 80 each
(mainy at IS aS6).
~ Alpaugh sold IL Jersey Spring Lambs at IS each.
Eyeritt& Co. sold 10 Jersey Spring Lambs ct s4da yer
head.
W. D. Appsget sold l6 Jersey Spring Lambs. ct s5as7
Jeiire Wright Hoas Co. sold Is Jersey Spring Lans,
at "a each.
IODINE Hutcheon sold Jersey spring Lambs. at % te
each
HOGs-Receipts we're % cars Of 3465 headl3 cars at
IL 40thst. Total for days 81 $50
36 head for the corresponding time last
week. Feeling weak and nominal quotations Tor Heavy to
Light lot Of 81 state Pigs l6l average. were
sold by smith Reid at about 40 which is outside OF qro-
tations
Country Dressed barely steady 5aS7h for Heavy to
Light
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
CHARLESTON, March 20.-Turperiine qu,ec ~ 2sc.
eAyAENAH March 26-Turpentine quiet AZ SUo.
WUkxGTuS. March eh2es--IRT0npta1ehfns - -
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
MR.. sToRy's PROLONGED LITIGATION.


After eight years of storm and stress In the
courts the Rufus Story against the elevated r
road companies for damages to his property In FROM.
st put in vigorous appearance yesterday In the oour
OF Common Pleas before Judge Allen Ihe coinpa"e''
fearing that Mr. Story would get out an injunction TO
,rs,uirp the opereton of tho front Of his prem
ises because he had been awarded $4,000 as damages
have decided to pay the sum pending an appeal MI.
Story s estopped thereby from getting en Injunction pu'
h has had 10 give security for the return OF he sum
Toyded the report OF the commission is set ASIDE on
appeal Yesterday tho New-York Company; throIsn .I
William b. Hornbower, put new phase on the intu. @
muAble proceedings by asking leave 10 pead as SUP
Elemental defence that in the condemnation
before the commissioners who estimated Tue H,
the elevated companies had acquired MT St0Is s' r
IN Fronst they had paid the $4,000 Jonh h r. a,d
sons opposed this view of the subject unless, no s
the court would impose as condition OF me naT
defence the stipulation that the companies snu P%!
Mr., story's costs and damages pehdlng tue Sn
Mr. Parsons called attention 70 his eeht years q,
clarn0 that the companies had thrown oDstrucuons ~
ms way perpetualy. Mr.. Hornslower stateo ... be
companies had labored CONSCIENTIOUS! W '
matter.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THE COURTS.
,nonrr ma RI1LI,s uABITs.

John DeRuyter, brother-in-law OF Dr.
George W. Bull was the first witness yesterday III 'l0
INQUIRY into the physicians mental condition. once
vhen Or Bus daughter had entrusted the witness Win
.os honds 10 invest for father Dr. Bull enterea INC
house drunk and exclaimed: don't allow any 0'.o
70 take charge of my property" Mrs Bun was ,nen
iv,n on her diving bed upstairs Mr. DeRuyter sao 70
DIR Bnu; Youhave brought my sister TO the grave oy
your conduct shame upon you for acting ~ "h'"
is dyingr' an Dr
Horny f. Zitten had frequently seen 80, -
Buu In "a state vulgarly known as iuiL
Yle was unable TO illustrate to an anxious ,s Ju Jn
,shat he meant by "ncoherency" In DR. BUN t,n, s
"for" ssid he 81 not charscter-ase. t.ore that
Fiek a German and "gentlemans nurse, V hin
Or Bn made love him in bis deliru;n
20 he Young lady and calling him pet names Is
II Eagan nurse told how DIR. Bull had rafea io, & ~ IN
Tor hours and then had got up anu EoIo ~
Coney Island, on occasion Dr Buu snasSSr ,Soan %
brics- -hTac I'm his room Patrick DOnohue, watcnan
had been called into Dr. Bulls house frequently 70 pui
nim to he'd Charles A Wissmann whose auhl d
DIR Bn had heard the doctor upstairs "holerlnE anu
screaming whiskey" William Hlscox, nsu1 n i
and Dr Frederick A. Burrall who had ATTENDED Dr pu
at the police station and at Bellevue wnen nn1 td tbe
was suffering three weeks debauch conpeVeu 'No
testimony for tue day.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01
Wnnts Moro Room.
Now York Tlmoa.

Now that Gov. Ireland has become a
candidate for the United States senate
the disappointed immigration agent pub
fishes his letter, 80 that the people may
know what the governors Ideas are about
the coming struggle Tor existence In his
state The area OF Texas is l70,0DD, 200
acres, The population In 1880 was l,b9l,-
7io, In that year the average allowance
OF space for each inh0bitant was moro
than 100 acres, Probably II Is not less
than eighty acres now, II there were
10, 900, 900 persons In the state the aver
age allowance for each would stlll be
more than four acres. Nevertheless the
governor sees Gin the near future" his
children fighting there for "standing
room" and falling of the edge into the
gulf The governors imagination Is sur
passed only by his foresight and desire
90 bclrlend postcrity, II may appear
however, after the senatorial election
shall have taken place, that the people
unmlndful of his regard for their de-
seendNuts have passed by the kind
hearted philanthropist and chosen prac
ticnl man who wastes no time prylng into
the future.