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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Oct. s.-The Drorers Journal rsoorts clne--
Receipts 64O3 Shipments $500 nead market firm;
Exports 4O6s6 10; Cows Mixed 81 s00S3 So tocr
~ S0 Feeders. 81 go Os3 oO Texans 50 2Od
HoosReceipts 22cOO Shpmcnts 10000 marSet active;
Rough Mixed So 80 80 60; PAGING and shipping NJ
"a 90 Light. SO 500 81 10 SkDs. ~ 750S3 80 -,
SheeD-ReceIpts 1000 head shipments 500 heal market
Inferior 81 5GS3 81 Natives 81 5OQSj 81 Texans
S. G0US2 40.
BUFFALO Oct S.-Cdtue- Receipts TODAY, GAO 1ead tota
for thus Tar $500 head oT same time aI week LOS
consigned "a market dull and steady
Good Choc1 5tecrs s. 1895 49, stockers }h Feeders
g. 1888 TO- = -
tesp- Receipts 900 for week thus far
10000 head 22.00O head consi9ned
through. inactive and STEADY Medium 70
Good SO 1888 65 Good 10 Choice 50 75GsI OO Cansda
Lambs S. OO95 20.
Receipts today for week thus far
900 head time last 2SO)l head con-
signed through 1876 which IL NcwYOrk markes
weak Medium Fair Workers RI 250si 35i Good 70
Choice. 1904 2G Butchers Grades 81 OcGSi 10 rigs,
COdS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NVw.YoRK Thursday. Oct. SLEEVES Receipts were
head OF locals at 6Othst No trade worth noting III ne
cattle. Feeling STEADY. -. H.. Do,o,t On prire
Naive Sides with Texas aud Colorado Beer s'llh6 u" o9
caro Dressed In fair request for Texas and Col
takes $40 quarters Of Beef and 100 car
casso. OF Mutton for Joseph Eastman -. c,,, o.,
'aS ES"Reccipts were 42S head, mainly at 6Gthst
ond Washin rton Market With light supply tIe 81
1es steady for all grades OF Lave Calves lyI Eeais NY
scarce and sell quickly at quotations. while Heavy NSas
fa-sers ttleon IN quality a!s slow an" ButeFks Fcd
G Gfn.ser' and Mixed lots 3a4@c; while
Poor TO Choice Veals brought i9c ana 10" r"n''
v T"ssS Ve1ls in fair demand and at fully susaind
prcCs aeing q l2l2c. Country Dressed H,e,y
condition and selling TO 2c for prime q9ay ad
bucks County even 70 high as lsho' DiesSo" "
Observation-Disclosures Dewey; Veal 200 NJ at SCI - go,
lsS m nj Tlo; 1875 10 at 7ci IL do 2o ~ NJ oo M
Gait 80 ib at ialc; - do, 3Il To- at 4ci Nc""S Wv "
at wIisb K,rbv & Co, 90 Grasscrs 25s 10, at S24O an
iciliTe Wright q co: Veas 1913 10, ~ sac 90 ~
n at &c. DO 200 ID, OF Go do 2eS ID, a oS S6i N az
Calves and Grassers 242 10, NJ oci 40 "i"'s'i'' wv ~
1c 90 s iH is Scas l4s NJ at 90 lS2 10 az
TIC 10 1915 10, at 6ci do 10 d. az oci crsssers yib
n at 5s.c; 80 do $50 10. 40; 90 do common -o- H.
Ka,e, 7pennsylvana Calves sl4 ID, at 4aci do
otis % Jersey veals 45 ~ at SSc DO i 5s
M s9c do no TO- at sc; do lab ~ at 1906 40 Eva '
az 7cN 10 trasscrs 244 10 at 2lc. 49, ..,o eas OIL
m ~ 80 70 Fed Calves 800 NJ at lci veal -'o w. "
&C. do $50 10, ut 7o do l74 H. at &C; ssc DO 1870
o. Williamson jersey yeas LAY r. ~ 80 &C. "''
Collins az Jersey Veas 10 at SC 80 do aooSSoo TO-
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Reeeipts were al cara Of s'"'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09

%ssa @ rss
sustained prices for Common ana Med.un grades with
aF 1tfiGg S rf &c
were little coars AMI heavy and consequently averaged
Ordinary sheep }sass &C" Common sss'e O.
sds lambs i2 with one CIR cn00e going at
Dress,d Mutton little soy with general sales es7c
houses Dressed Lambs firm q, nc Choice
western Dressed Mutton @Odera,, demand at 5,as7c
ana Srs'sfS 70 Ia sSS Is at
y 9 &c. as sssSR s1a sas III @
DO y % at Al bsv DO fg ~, eaSss: z
81 u.s. So g % At sss. G s g. g.
sheep q n at z state do lOi ~ at4c "a DO 1870 ~
li5 as Gsns e s,is 3
at SAC 81 state Sheep 81 At &c 225 DO poor ~ % az
s 3sas T EsssF@ So siss S. !. &
do s. az s. 80 Ewes so and bucks rs o. at s'e
g ~ at % A State sheep 80 %, at &c isj Indiana
j. F. sadcr { CO.. 27o virginia Lambs O. ID. at SIG All
Michigan Sheep, Is d. at 3c 225 Indiana do, 81 ~ at
J. Il Pidcocx, 25l sheep So H. at isc 800 do SO 70.
Newton Gnlet: 100 Canada Lambs 80 H. at &c As ONO
d. So At a ia sc q e s Z % SSsa an
P; Kase 2l5 Western sheep q n a; isc Its Ken,
5 %saH,S q hS'; i s3%% s
i ci dc q b. at sc; 100 DO Is b. s. " e
we're 50 Of $sa 9 Sp i've oars cars
Markets dull and lover following the drop in city Dressed
Il S % late few ps s G1s ti %"S were
Country Dressed n9minally unchanged a. 595'ac for
Sales-smh & Reid ll6 Western Hogs. l65 TO- at "a e5:
ii 90 lei 20 State Hogs 2z2 d. at iac ROushs.
IS Late yss'eFap P: t a. state D at
Judd & buckingham: 10 state Hogs, 2Sl ID. at 81 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
rr9opEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL oct. -Provisions-Bacon, Cumberland Cui
gs Oh. Long clear Mddes sos Cd; short Gear MddeS
SS IA short RIBS, 32s qL Shoulder sSs ol per e"
Pork-rrime Mess jis od Dbl Prime Mess Eastern
bis; Western. 52s Lard -AmeflG;u ois uu. -, " ~,
shaIsrs i "a Butter 81 Cd per cwt for finest ne1
st,,cs cLccsc-A mcrican Choice, Az cd. Wheat-lten
Western sprung IS Cd AIS Sd Red Winter 7s od GIs 10
,,r snfal No SUung lOi.; New Western Wnterts ou
Ecw Mixed Western As I'd California No l. IS; Ia, Ia
SHIRTS OF TtrIenne. 25s. 9d: do at London 25s Cd per
evil Kedncd petroleum Id 4d pergalion Cloverseed
American Red avs per cwt. TalOw-2Is 3D. Dercwt osin
Vommon Ss 3D. Pale. lis I'd dOs. I'd llnseed on "a
a Nor cyt Iallow-Fine American. 2ss Oh; Prime Clty'
gs Od per cwt American KefTgeated Bee' hIhu quart
era "a "a. lore quarters. So ID Dol SD . aox m,
ccntals including $4,000 centals Americ N 49, -, ..,
IhercCcipts "t Amerlcan CoIh A'A ''~ p''' 49,
100000 centals. ,..., AZ, cog lOs a e2t
Ods per ion calcutta Lnsced i5s I'd per gaLCr %
Gle " gs a IS u.s. per ton; Refined gc'rol,uin 49,
IA per gallons spirits OF Turpcltlnc 21S Si P.r t
Sperm OH. 95S per ton HOslu % ncr rcwt ior
American; sugar Is Sd. per cwl Tor qua AIR
1nrt,ing no and las 81 Gljs dfOr SuDt Mus'os " ID
pnu,ag odo,t! Australian Talow-Beet 80 oa Eyon
a. Nntton 2ss I'd d3Ss til. Cocoa nut O'-N''''N'
e0I IA: Cochin 43l OJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
pUBkIcLY DEMO UNCING 4 YOUNG MN.

DIR. MACARTHUR CALLS ATTENTION TO THE IN
PLOTS OF FREDERICK DOLGER.
The Southern NewYOrk Baptist Association
closed its session at the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
yesterday by raising $1,000 pay ofthe Bap
fist City Mission The association condemned the scan
dial in the TOtenvile Baptist Church OF staten island
and advised that church council should decide whca
rty right. In the case OF the Abyssinlan coored
church the committee urged that all legal proceedings
OF both sides should DO discontinued anu me roaDe SET
tied 10y q committee. DR.. X :. MacAftlur salu thtV
time in the association during the day mad been occu
pied with the brothers and sisters who were quarrcDg
IN OF the churches. He had noticed that some OF
the ministers seemed to think that rough characters
were only found IN particular parts OF Ne"-l TOTE.
have found them in all parts OF the he continued
Of my church has been Tor year meinDef Oh DI Ia
magees church IN Brooklyn. iaborcd with him after
revival and finally helped TO SEND MN 10 tshg SIM
He came again and experienced a revival at Or
Talmage's church last year. most glorious One ne SAID
just as he had said to mo before when Mrs lalRase
was in Europe he had charge OF her Bible class; Now
there is another warrent out Tor his arrest. want
TO publish this KIND OF rough character h.r.
hope they Will print his namcit is Frederick Dodge
far and wide so that he will not be able to play his
Further inquiry showed that Dodge came
70 this city from Boston three years ago
with letters Of introduction to DIR. Macarthur
from prominent Boston clergymeg lie was
prepossessng and manner He said that he desired
10 study for the ministry aud had been advised 70 come
obtaining assistance and support His apparent earn
estness made hin hin, many friends at , n5sl.
of Calvary Church caused him to be denounced Shortly
after he caught stealing and sent to Sing Sing
for year. His method Of gaining confidence IN Brook
Ign was similar lie protested TO have been converted
in Or. Talmage's church. His uncle. he said. a
wealthy quorsecr and had promised to adopt him If
he would enter HE business. Dr. Talinage took
a personal interest in him and engaged
him frequently his private secretary His
success embroidered him and led to lis discovery. lie
attended the Fulton Street prayer-mectngs and was
leading the service last week when member OF Calvary
Church recognized him. After the service he accosted
Dodge and sternly demanded his purpose in this
qucrade. Dodge trembled and grew confused. lie did
not attempt an explanation but left the
he could get away. DIR. Talmage and his wife have
been convinced Of his character and several other
members Of the church are anxious to place him again
in Sing Sing " lie Is thorough Rascal" said DR.. Mac
Arthur, smooth and irsinu ing. and he ought to be
widely advertised 10 prevent his imposition"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

Higher prices and an activity represented By
sales Of about 100000 bushels the result OF
the speculation in wheat options yesterday Cash lots
were advanced 9a1 cent but the business was light
and practically nothing done for export. In corn
the cash trading was better, with $4,000 bushels en-
gagged by shippers cash lots rose 4Gl4 cent.
responding mOdestly sharp early advance In Chicago
and later moving upward with more briskness There
were some conservative brokers little doubtful about
the continuance OF the rise without reaction; nevcrthe-
less the close be quoted firm. Last prices were at
nj out the OF the day and showed gains OF lsgl4
cent, as follows: October. 0S7s cents; November,
81 OOls December 81 Ola January, II O34 and Feb
ruary II OLA The bulls IN corn held this months de-
verics with q close clutch and put up
the price Ia cents to BIS: the rest Of the
yeemper at 81; IS better for December
and I9a and /. for January at 47l2 and February
AT ~ cents The market was only steady with no
export demand. options ended unchanged at 3O% Tor
october 81 y for November and 32l2 cents for De-
cember The bulls retained their control OF the pro-
vision markets, tho high prices shut of trade Lard
optons further advanced Gas cents foows OCTOBER
- 80; November 80 2S December, SO 2s; January,
>6 81, and February, So 81.
AT New-Y orR. philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
rcceipts OF grain yesterday were: wheat, 2OHlf
bushels; corn l90 6s bushels; oats l55JSi bushels;
total grain 63 $50 bushsls flour, 1923 barrels Inc
arrivals at Chicago and Milwaukee there being hol-
lay in S. LOUIS Wheat lO5,5i5 bushels corn,
1876 73I bushels; OATS 125,s2S bushelsi total grain,
3G7 ,l04 bushels; foui, 30,GO9 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
corroN MAREErs-BY TEL EGRAPH.

,,,roo, oct S-l2:3D D. m.-COtton dull ", Mll nls
rnanIs 5Lyi, Mddin; orleans ISL So rsceipts
pan 400 bales speculation anu eAPorYs 10
n onn Ia a al American. Futures steay p Ic,aber
5OVV Da Isnse October delivery. 32Jb4di 90 Octoner
n,hnr delivery 8 226idd; do. NoNeaiDST anu ne'
ana vrrv .b4d; do. December aud January &c:
nSer}} 10 Febiuav and March delivery 266'di aso
~ IA do March April delivery 3V,otn oS nP
and Nav delivery .J.6ld; do May ana juno uo'i''''
35,,4d also 3b-bid ,,..,.. ~, O., lava CLEARING
,inod ntidng iaG4 'sti MGdng Panus sf III Or
,,njp,uS Uplands At. Good ordinary Gpl nus Ma
binary pands. - a. Good Mmdilng ieNas sosod Or
siins Texas 5Ast ~ Middli9g Texas PtS' MiGdng
orleans sd; Low s,iddhng orleans "a "a "o ~
Orisans Sid: Ordinary orleans l5.lou' 100 hales
m-Cotton- SAFES Of the oay INC .,,di,nS clause
nIheS delivery 20id sellers; do October ana nocem
po.onJt veTX = J;4d buyers; do. November ana Sory
Scr deyeTy plead. buyers DO, Deccmoer anu Ssyery
ut AZ seers. do February and March dclvery 40
sellers do March and April delivery and June
mi snd May delivery 53-64d sellers DO May ""
delivery ,,onFutures closed euiet Uplands Low ME-
ain ci.u,e october delivery &4-olu ouYe,s nv and
@ raner delivery 226id values DO NOVehoet Ian
49, yery 364i sellers January ana tyery
ScIiverv 2i.6Ad sellers do February ana MAR" so6ld
,ir q "a Sears do March and April delivery 40
sonara. 10 April and MAY delivery, SO-o'u' oe"
may a vesToS oct A-Coton quiet Mddng nss re.
Nddng l.l6; Good Ordinary 1910 heo anu haes sales,
caints III A bales Exports Coastwise 4,sIV o''
oSSs oc SDCotton dull Middling 9h loo 1 males
dng a. Good Ordinary 7l6 net hoies, sae
lass q l6l bales; Exports Coastwise. Z'iii o1'
$500 bales stock 72650 bales r Easy. Midding. 9s;
ow MiIdiing o. Good ordinaa, So net TRriain acre
halcs gross 1888 bales; Exports 70 D nIes
bales, sales. 3 100 bales stock. oSoAS o@e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The investigation in regard 10 the capacity OF
Mrs Mary Bradbury her estate was continued
heore n Shcr-s Jury yesterday. Ir Allan MCLane Ham
Ton who had watched Mrs bradbury while she was giving
ber evidence testified that In his opinion there was IN her
the begung scnc demcnt0a and that she could not
fake o property Dr. A. T. Macdonald u warns
Island swore that although affected by her extreme ola age
e mind sound.
ON December T. lSS3 stephen A. Bas'Ord trainer ana
owner of fast horses who driving In g VA On clnd
pair OF trotters Ccntaave met Charles Lcerhos dv
nr There collision and one OF
Basord struck b. the shaft u oieros wagon
and Killed Basiord brought suit claiming tOuu as thg
value OF the horse 1t tried ~ The -uucor court ud
the Jury yesterday ght IA verdict awarding tC pAhN
5000 the price paid horse by Mr. B-fOrd i've years
before the COLLISION
Justice Eeach STpIeme Cont Special Term sustained
The demurrer in tho suit Of Edward NJ KNOX
aga the Commercial Agency for $4,000 damages lof
aile libel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Renor!ed bl JoMN II. DAyIs & Co. II WaLL-st.
THURSDAY, Oct. S-P. VI.


All OF the stock Exchange markets to-day moved
together with more than accord and the share
speculation specially reflected bu0yant confidence III
the promises existing conditions All reports agree
that the various committees to whom the trunk line
presidents have allotted the task OF finding sauslac'
basis for Just and equitable distribution OF future
traffic, and at remuneratiye rates, are making goou
progress toward "a permanent settlement OF tho qies-
lions I'm dispute. Probably no ono has better OF
trustworthy Information of the actual
probabilities Of tho situation than the present
large holders OF stocks and their confidence mas pun
lie expression in the tcnacty with which they hold their
ventures and refuse to accept tho profits accrued Of
from 10 to 20 cent The stock market opened Win
a genuine BOOM and all day there an appearance OF
oltimc activity II would De crroncous however TO
say that tho market had materially broadencd as 10
aego that the activity and early advances were duc To
the covering Of shorts" Ther5 are few shorts III
the market Seldom have the opinions OF professional
operators been rs unanimously side Of the mar
ket ~ they are present, ana purchases
now are made for future profits and not to
settle old contracts. Tho business OF the
day amounted to 1916 shares, toward which
tho transactions In seven stocks contribute 23oao9
shares, than Onc-halt. The bu"yancy conthue
up the last hour, during Wlch saloH 10 r'"Hc w
profits accruing from the recent SHARP aa Inc vSv
somC reactions, that gcucrduy the Hual gains ar
measured by small fractions. Central OF NcWJerscy
was exceptionally weak aud declined from - 10
iliaa IA Ia the last moments there were some re-
closed strong az tho figures. ,,t,
In state bonds there was an Irregular hcuVly'
changed at 7u Tennessee Gs rose TO 52l2 and compo
misses TO GOi North Carolina special taxes we're steady
at e. and Virginia deferred sold at lldlll2 81 Guy
bank stocks Mercantile sold tj0 at u.s. and United
/ states ljOl ~ -. ,-.--,-
with the bids for the s. of II per cent Annexed are
] the closing QdOt atoms:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
CONDITION OF PIER NO. 70 EAST RIVER

There are ten or twelve dumping docks about Man
haitian Island where The city garbage is received in
scows and carried away. Each dock has a lign and
Enclosed plaIoI which the rcfOse carts are driven
and their contents dumped upon the scows Under
these platforms many Italians have living pens They
make living by going through the garbage and pick
ing out scraps Of ron glass bones and any other
materials OF value. The pickngs stored unIer the
platform. They not always 0doress but it is said
that they removed each night. The attention of
tic Board of Health has been called TO Pier No ~
East River. TRIBUNE reporter visited il YESTERDAY
but found il in better condition than most of such
pcrs The garbage contractor has lease of il for
tien yesrs 1t is said that certain people are irving
to get II for shipping purposes and that this is the real
reason for the complaint to The Board OF Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09

As the steamship Rhyuland, of the Red Star Line,
coming up the Bay yesterday she into col
lision with the schooner Charles L. jeffrey OF uostc
Castle Garden. The schooner going down the
riy under full sail and the anchor fuke of the
ship caught in her forward FORT rigging tearing away
few shrOuds, and listing her Ove' to starboard 80
that PEOPLE the Battery thought that she must
surely capsze. She rghted quickly, however, but
anchored cs she cleared the steamship, which
went on 10 her dock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
THE CULTURED OOAoHMAy.

= BOsfOn IcteT q The MIlhcdpOIis Irbule.
Iheard of one to-day who was about to re-
enter the Held after two years spent conductor on
TIE South Boston horsec Very likely he has been
ncsoHg those two years To practice In something tho
saisa way as the coachman OF OF our wellknOwH
LoHni physicians This physician, whilo at the place
wste he goes for summer rest, discovered
.hM NJ eoachman much given 10 NUT
Efn aud growing when he thought him
scif 0hteryed. One day his master came upon
him suddenly. while watering the horses and card hm
sesaliDSig In tragic tones and with dramatic
Drrrnk ye beas-s-s-ssts. dr-r-r-r NIX" The amused
eter puped sss and found that he wss study.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rigcr. Vessels ant Rtilr)rfs
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Spot Rio quiet at SIC for fair 5000 bags OK
sirius" sofa private terms options were steaty
and fairly active Sales of23 bags closing soaiy DC
tober G0j 400; November 6.95G7OO; December 0yo
d7O0 January 7Ojd7.lO; February. 7.l0d 7.l5 March
7lj972o April 729972S May 72jSTS9 Mild MILD grades
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet and steady The quotations
appended Tor New Cotton Old crop Will bring &c more
titan Sales 229 bales all for home consumption De
lvore, 800 bales Receipts at the ports 81 7O2 bales
23373 day last week and 24,32l last year
since September 5S976j bales against 554453 for the
same period last yea-.
The quotations. according TO the American classification
are "a folOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY oct In the Court Of Appeals today the follow
ing cases were argued:
No 340-WilanJ King. app liant. oct Thomas Leighton
respondent Argued by shcrm al Rogers Tor appellant
william COgsS ell for respondent.
2gl-kdwIrd Fox. respondent, agt Michael II NJ
simmons appellant. Argued by Henry 'Onklu for
appellant VI IL Briggs for respondent.
The following Is the Court OF Appes calendar for Friday
October 9:
Nos 292. 800. 3Ol 800, 3O4. 3Oj. 800, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
c1EVEAANYs caAMrIoX o0CKRELL.

A tall, b,ue-eyed man, whose lean features,
long, ragged chin whskers and lank figure reminded
one Tor All the world Of the pictures OF Yankee Doodle,
was standing In WIZARDS Hotel this morning. 10
Senator Cockrel, OF Missouri the Uncle Sam OF the
Senate and the man who Is destined 10 be or tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
C,IENDARs THIS DAY.

suPR1ME COURT CHtN92R.-Bsinr, lawr'n,o. T., No.
33a 2Sa 30 "a 5I5 3iG ~. 30 $50 - l. 2j2 2-3.
y s.FSI f. @ 80 o. 5E a. a. g. c5 g. TO- H. H. s.
80 49, o. lO7 lOs. lOJ, 40, H. IA ~ ll9 ~ 1884,
slfGr1r corRI-.rrcIAL TERH-i'A I-Before Beach.
Sos aG, !97, III, 229. 2G', 27i. 27c 27' -l5
tuFaENE GcIET enc uII-rAHGT I.-neiore Donohuo J.
sLrRNE c9rgIaoamcGI,p PANT iL7Ecio'e yn vor,
GlG 922 1885 1902, 1888 sO3. GiG 555 G2H 1850 &C.,
srfGTMR CogaT- cRcun-PAET TII--Bcfore. Andrews, J.
SOS l4S$ ~ "G.j lldi2; i.5s 20 I953' ~ i8:
1913 29$S 2o3l aG 29 9d d 54 2o .a E 2Ge1 29d
sUPRFME CoURr-CRcUn- Iv.-Beforc Van Bruni
sURRoGATEs CouHr-Hcfore Rollins. swl OF Jesse IIoyt
az II a. m Jane. Thou ION u a NJ
SUPERIOR COURT -TnIAL ncfor, Freedman
Nos J2s So" 80, tGL "61. Hi 1000, 1908 100 i"".
fERioaCoURI-TRiAL Trm- IIT.-ncfore TruaS J.
Nos $50 ss so s,3 SO lg6l 4G5. ol5. 90. o7 o72.
SUPERIOR CoURl-TiIAL TgaM-PARr IV-Bc;orc rngra-
ham Nos 80 92 sG5 $685. 9Bl gbi $50. "32. 1913, 49,
SUPERIOR Cousf-,rEcIiL TERu-Beiore o'Gorman J.
Nos 80 2s 2'2 253 ISL 80 2SG 2S7 PA, ~. 2o 2Hl
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAI. TRaM-PART I-Before Larremoro.
lilO, 229 1919 l4sO lisl, l48., lls3 isL lisG is7
coNros PLg 4 TgnYrpAn1 tIrc'ore Daly "a
N9s l552 i3aY ~. ~ li33. ~ I+@3. f5e i35
iiie ii5o ii5 Az ii;I i'll li55 li5G lt57. q =,
COMMON PLRAs-EQunY TgM-BeiOre Dalr, NO. y.
COMMON PLEA5 SPECIAL TENN Before Allen. J.-No
II. H.
CITY COURT-IRI TRRi-PART BEFORE fy III. J.-Ept
1852 BIB 47jl 5UfG 5l5. 5l2 $685. j3l5, Size "a
b397. 5GOs 5iO4 J4C2 1903 30 o. $500 $50, 1893 - ~
1915 1908 56Ol 5s3i Bass JGJl 5523 ~ 53@2. J4l4.
4j2l. 5igl. jG9i. 5G70. b2O1
CRY Coum-TRIAL TERN-PAnT II.-Ccfofo Browne J.
nos. b20 2719 4i7O 1854 JOiS 800. ii3 5Oi5 52l5.
5l2B, 61O7 BOO. 6cO9 jiOi. l512 5GI 5. 200 .35i.
4OIl bsO7 6sOS 5sO9 6l0j, O72 $780, j6lD 800 1855
5i7O 5is7.
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54S3 563J 549 1865 $50, b,J0 5G77 $685.. 400 30 ~
5495 55ls 6z!7, 670 56O. 1903 5Al 1880 57s3, 5s7,
! 5SlS. $3.50 57l I. 6i7G.
! 1885.
CoURT or GENERAL SKssToNs-PARr I.-Bcforo Rec
at IL q. m.-NOs. L. .. B.
COURT GENERAL SrssIJNs-PART u-Te'ore Judge
GdeTsceve, Assistant District Attorney Pnrta-S0s.
10. II, 1913. a. 10. 49, II. 10 H. 90 u.
22, 23, %, rs, 20. 27, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
MISS CLEVELAND WRITING NO NOVEL.

Miss Cleveland's publishers here deny tho
report that she IA engaged In writing novel personal
friend Of the lady also that there truth In the
report and that she is not engaged in any literary work.
ana probably will not DO while she remains the White
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-09
RAILROAD EARN INbS.


toypoN oct s-l2.3O . m.-unitcd states Four ana
UniT rcr Cent bonds ljlq; Atlantic ana GREAT M'sclu
First Mortgage Trustees certificates 5s 90 SccJni L
moe ~ anadian Paclc a Eric. ~ 10 Sccns ChTof
go u,,. Central 1856 Mexican ordinary, ~ ST lhul
inmmon \, l., NcwIork central, loI ftnnsyiNhhA ." q
gpm-raus HdNiccs quote IhT'o fer ''ht h'"''' ~ Nv
franc. d for the account. -. ,.,roo,
1880 d. Ihobullion N the llhk OF Ehghhu nS "''''
ed 9 t. duiiug tho past week, --. 4, ,,,hu,tv
he proportion Of the lnk OF England t i ncr
which Iahl was 3U'I per cent, IL ho" 90 Wv
cent. 49,, ,.,..,.u, -, ,ha Rank OF
P,EIs oct S-Tho weekly statement OF inc ntiN nd
France shows decrease Of II O53OOO francs IN Boi III"
Atautc and Great Western First Mortgage Irns
tpes Certificates ~; Ere. IHla do. second Gohss -
Mexican Ordinary, - -, 81 fdui ohlUl"h' ga
Central lBIS. Pennsylvania 33l2
silver Ia quoted at ~ I'D per ounce a., uo,L NJ
Z m.-Ihc amount OF DuhOn gone lh'o u'' ""' -
EU ana on balance to-day ~ tlO3OOo.
canada Northwest Land Company, -
Hudson Ray Company, 1874 ,..,,, n, 20 franco 90
Paris ndyiccs quote three percent ''oHV0' Nv -
times the account