Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-16
A Decline I'm the stock Market.
EFFecr OF THE CISCO FAuuRx

cent In prices at the stock exchange this morning.
ssN; st. Paul IL. TO 7ss; New York Central. * to
20; Union Pacinc, IN 10 ask; and Western Union,
= 10 5th.. Later there was rally OF u 20 IN per
cent AT John j. Ciscos this morning Mr. focte
was delivering securities to customers who had
them on deposit with the nrm.
WALL STREET, noon.--The stock market has been
heavy ana depressed during the past hour, and the
lowest prices were generally current near MD
day. Louisville and Nashville broke TO 2s: North.
west TO s'A; Lackawanna 10 s5A; Delaware and
Kiernan's News Agency says: East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia ocials say that the receiver
be In the interest OF Senator Brown and Western
ana Atlantic Railroad company, will be removed al
soon as legal impediments permit
Adirondack Murray's " Green HorSe.v
TROUBLE AMONG CHICAGO SPORTING MEN CAUSED By
SHARP TRICK OF THE PREACHER
CHICAGO, January l6-Spurting men here ara
displaying considerable interest in suit which IA
on trial in Judge Smiths court II. V BemIs tina
well-known horseman, is the plaintif, and Jacob
+. Studebaker, one or the South Bend Ind
wagon manufacturers, defendant The amount in
volved is only $644 but the case Is nevertheless b-
ng cSntstea very =, bitterly In 1873 Bsmis and
10 the Rev. Adirondack" Murray, and a deacon In
his church named Bixby. Murray and Bixby owned
represented TO be a '.green horse.n having no
record on the track. Studebaker SAYS Bems took
a fancy TO the mare, and Bemis says studebaker
was the one who liked her. anyway, between them
they paid the Rev. Murray ana Deacon Bixby
81 800 for the mare and spent 500 I'm bringing her
10 Chicago. She was entered as q green mare at
the Chicago Driving park spring meeting. and a
Jockey named Crawford recognized her as an old
racer named ''The Bell OF Oneida He charged
them with trying 70 run I'm q "ringer," and they
felt very much embarrassed at the position In
which they were placed. OF course the mare was
ruled out Shortly after this Mr.. McAvoy, Mr. Bemis'
partner, went TO Boston to Sell the trotter Bone
setter and while there arranged with Deacon Bixby
TO exchange Victoria for q mare named Kittie LAM
bert and 500 to boot. McAvoy gave Bixby q check
for 500, shipped Victoria received Kittie Lambert
ana then stopped payment on the check. Later
MT. Bemis went east, and while In Springfield,
the deal After giving Ss.oO5 ball and making a
good many negotiations, he setsled the matter by
claim OF Bemis for SIoa, which he says studebaser
still owes on the purchase price OF their 'ringer"
and $500 for his expense In going 70 Boston 10 settle
keeping and handling Victoria when she was put
on the track here with Van Ness as her jockey.
Capt. Phelan Not Vet Out OF Danger.
NEW YORK, January l6-Although Capt Phelan
has improved while In the hospital, he is not yet
spend every day with him, hut they are not Der.
mltted TO talk with him for any length Of time.
Greenfield and KiIrain Wur Fashs
BosToN, January 16.-Alfred Greenfield and
Jacob kilrain yesterday made match for glove
contest. Should they succeed In securing license
the light VIII take place three weeks from last
Monday night II the aldermen viii not give them
the necessary permit they VIII either meet In pr1-
bdte oT 20 10 New OfleanS ana ugnt Win gloves.
Greenfield said yesterday that he had authorized
Pat Sheedy TO make match for him with Charles
MITCHELL the fight TO take place at New Orleans
either with or without gloves.
Senator IngaIs Renominased.
TOPEKA, KAN, January 16--The republican ssn-
ators and representatives In caucus last night at
late hour, UNANIMOUSLY nominated John j. Ingalls,
for reelection tc the United states Senate
ChicagO's Settling Courthouse.
CHICAGO. January lo.-The Daily Se,rs says: There
is no doubt that the south END or the new county
courthouse here Is slowly settling on It's founda-
tions. and II Is only q question OF time when the
building Will fall.