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New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
HARRIET GRoss's HABITS.

The hearing on the contest over the will OF
Miss Harriet Gross who bequeathed the bulk of her
property to her and Others to the disgust Of
her brother and sisters continued yesterday before
Surrogate Rollins. Lambert Suydam testified that he
had control of portion OF Miss CROSS property she
often appeared excited and indignant and called her
brother bad, wicked man" and a thief and a rob
ber" Her lawyers bill for services rendered III her
many htgatiOns amounted to $4,000. Inc VIII
ness had recognized the odoT OF liquor
ia Miss CROSS breath. lie had heard her maid, Lena,
make bitter remarks about the family. He had signaly
failed in an effort effect reconciliation between the
deceden and family With regard TO certain bonds
belonging to her. which he had placed with safe de-
pOst company he declared that he had not placed them
with her other securities, which were IN the
hands OF Fisk Hatch because he had doubts
about the solvency OF that firm. All
the securities however, back from the banking
house all right. He denied, with emphasis, that he had
kept the bonds question TO collateral on his own
individual loans.
Mrs. Eliza Kingsland deposed that Miss Gross had
talked against her relatives saying that they were not
afectiOnatc toward her She had Miss Gross when
she seemed be under the influence OF stmUants; her
face was flushed and her talk lncOherent.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Feb I5-The Dror>rf reports: Cans-
Receipts shipments 2OOO head MARKET higher;
Shppnz O0~j stOckers ami FeeIers. 81 rs
cows Bulls AMI Mixed ~ COaS4 90 BuS, 80 10
iog,-Receipts 10000 Shumeuts G0OI: market active:
Rough ami - SjN - 20; Pacsng auO ShiDplng.
2l0S4 Light. 80 SD0si % SkIDs - BOA rs 50
SheeD-Rece.uts 400 Shipments 100 heali marxet
firm NaIves COGsj 25 Western, - 00Q<i 30; Lambs.
S52jGsb 30 Texans - 30 . - 81.
BUFFALO Feb -Clak- Receipts odav $50 heal total
for week 2.03j for tm- las' veeS St4I
head cousVned through b % consigned to Now
Nora market last MCndly's Pr.,es with good
iemaud; Common Fair, - U00< -, Fair 10 Cloiee
50 Extra Steers, 10 3jdt5 6j Common to Fair
Oxen. - 2jdsf 90.
ShSeD-eceiUts 400 neat total for t1us FAR
100 npad fo .4ma One l2bCG head consigned
brolgh - l5 to NewYOrk: common 10 Far
SAcel - T. - p Choice TO Extra, 70 9To Do LAMBS
- 81 81 90 oil sold. . -,
Hoy-ReceIpts toav 40 head toal for 'hus TAR.
bG5 heat tine last week l6,liO heat con.
strong with demand Light YoIkers. 81 lOGsi %;
sn,ettcl Heavy 81 00G 2j Pigs aniLight S3 o1GS 20;
market closed firm with all sold -.
ST iOUIs Feb lj.-taris- RecelDts 100 saIDmsnts
qlO Far TO Choice Satye ShDpng steers
- a 30 Butcher steers rs - - ~ lows
and Hcgers 81 2Jd 50 80 Stochers ana Feedes IS OOo
~ 25 ,o.o ,... p, an
Il 10 PacAIng Il 0O0S4 -; Heavy. - 3GS4 90
yhseD-IseeelDts iiS; sdiDnenta 9OD nirAet urn anu
uncb angcd Common % Choice, So 0O@sI 10
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
DECLARED SANE BY JvRY.

Miss Marietta Post, who has been in the
Kings County Insane Asylum for three years, has
been deslared sane tThis about through
an effort to acquire title property Staten Island he
longing tho Post estate Judge Cullen in the Brooklyn
Supreme Court appointed r. & Bussing to inquire a. To
her condition. and taken before Sherihs jury
on Saturday she answered. al questions nationally and
said she did not know why sent To the asylum
DR.. j. G. Shaw, superintendent O the asylum, testified
that Miss Post had been in II for three years except Tor
short intervals, after each OF which size WI>
returned order OF the Supreme Court upon the cer
oates OF two phys who pronounced her insarc lie
had frequently examined her aud found no syn rom1
Of insanity. The attendant vAO took her 10 the asylum
SAID H. thought her sane. Miss Posts brother testified
thar she acted in an insane manner at home ana once
assaulted him with a chair. An effort 70 question Miss
Posts mother did not provo successfu owing 10 her
DEAFNESS Tue Jury found Miss Post and sho was
released by order OF Judge Cullen.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
CALENDARS TODAY

SO c?sr 81 E. e. ~ s. r. SS o. H9' e. g. g. So
iGo lli iGz i6i 10 ii6 i6G 2dI III 22 225 "a 237
cOgsTsrFcAL TraNPAHT leeGEs Pon Sg.
S Sa@' as i6S H S6 25 iGs @ 81 I' 4'O ''' '0 CO.,
sgPsssE e % IBeore Lswrepce H.
igG 2059 2O7s i95s 1919 2Ois 9iI 1913 li2s, 7dois
sUPgRME CoURT-CiRcUIT part l. january Term)-Be
fore Peckham JNoslGS7. 1851, 1871, 62l, 1920 ll1L
sGrHFNE IEsGEs s Andrews
Ise, ls5 is9 2o4 l;s' 1874 i277 1878 eaG 5s9
suPREMK CouRT-Clacur-PART III.Before Reach J.
ai AG' H @ I5 55 G H 22G a3s Iss s a5 a as s 81 L.
lasS 1875 o. 81 81 lS7s 1871 1853 1880 25a 1886 io6
syRRoGGIEs CoUnr. Before Rollins s.Esa'e of Caroline
A. Caneroa. l0a 49, viii Of Harriet GROSS II a. nj
suTsMos 'c Ssy rranBeore Ingraham
sCrrroR cousr-TRAL TEasPART Before Freedman MAJ,
Il d 5 Gd if f26 ssS Ia "a I' @s6 l1'' iZSo i'
..coSaoS PLtAs-sf2ciAL TEGa-leoro Larrenore u
coMAoS PLEAs-EeUrY rsGM-BefOre Van Hoesen. j.
,ConMoS PLzAs-TRIaL TEgs-PART I-Betore Daly j.
rs rs 'iS lCy9 ldS 1889 1872 4e9 l5l9 i5ol i55i,
lGSS l6S$. 1898 1889 l6ii 1912 1913 l6i6. lC45 ic48
1855 1887 S S SS s sa isSt d aI 1856 1851 1908 1907
COMMON PLEASaTRIAL Pc IERsrARI I-Befcre Allen 10
lSs6 1919 1868 1883 ll57 1850, IiGl 1881 1900 1874
CITY CoURT-TRlAL TERM-PART I-Before McAdam c. L.
s. Ss t9e ss Si s 0SgS $g G22 GgnS $is sS 53, s
t1& ~ 17l7 S7ls S7i; SI2S T3S 112i :,
s..z ss 4Ss S5 s SS SssS Ss ss8S ssSS $751; $751;
CRY CoUslLrRlAL TgGA-rARr Ill-Before Enrich j.
Nos 6A $780, 6I37 SdOo 6soa, 62e7 5isO, 65s4 65GG.
couar OF GENERAL sFsaoys-PARr I---Bsfore Judge
SoHhI og GrSEeAi slssioSsPARr II.Before Recorder
a. Tsa 10, H. 1918. H. 10. 49, n, 49, TO- 90 2i, ~,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
TIE WARNER- WORK DECISION.
WHAT TIE GOVERNMENT WILL Do-A NEW POINT
RAISED.


RAISED.
United States District Attorney DOrsheimer
his predecessor, Ehu Root, special counsel in the
prosecution OF william s. Warner aud j. Henry Work
consultation yesterday about the next stop -
take since Jndge BENEDICT had decided against the
Government in tho indictment charging Work and War
ner with completely with Ferdinand Ward in derauding
the Marine Bank.
Mr. Dorshemer sad, when asked as to the effect of
the decision The Judge rests his decision point
that not raised by the counsel for the defendant
was not argued by them before Judge Benedict and
referred the printed brief. OF course, there
II spoken OF IN the arguments OF the cOun-
sci for the Government or IN their briefs, as we
argued Ony tho points raised by the
defendants. We have not yet determined
whether shall ask for Tcargumcnt OF tho demurrer
before the udges with view Of obtaining certificate
division of opinion and then carrying the case to the
Supreme Court. whether shall take the case inne-
diatcly before the Grand Jury for indictment.
How long would IT take If the were taken be-
fore the Supreme Court y was asked
:" The case would probably be reached next winter"
Mr. Root said: "Ncithcr Colonel Bliss nor Mr Carter
referred to the point which the decision was made
Judge benedict did refer to 1t one on which
he had any doubt The opinion ia in favor Of the Gov
crnmcnt point that was raised BEFORE Judge
Benedict argued Ivy the counsel"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
rrnopEAN PRODUCE NARKEr

ilyRRpoOl. Feb provisions -BacOn Cumberland Cut
Long Midcs. ID. MiddlUs
~ yd; short lbs 2Js. Cd; ShoudeTs 23s. Oh cwL
;,e.t indian Meas Primc ORA bd
Tors-rue Mess 3ls. Od DbLs Prime Meas Eastern.
Ils Weslrru IBs Cd Lard American 3&s.: Prime est
Srn ~. IL. OH 3sS. Oh Hsms-LOng cut. 3ls. Od
Shoulders 81 Butter HOs Od pcr cwt Or Dnest United
sI,tcs Cbcese-A mcrlcap Choice. 49A Od. WheHt-lted
Western spring Is I'd D7s 5d HE'D Winter ls I'd d7s Sd
n.r ceutai NO Spnug7 I'D. New Western Winter. Is Id.
New Mixed Western. A.. 1T; California NO !. Us. sd
Ia Od Californian No. GA 90 Os d. per GENITAL Produce
sn,r of rurpentinr "a; do NJ London 2Js Cd
evil ncGned petroleum. Oh G9tL pcrBaon. Cloyersceo
American Red 4ys per cw TallOw-2d 10 Dercwt. Rose
Common 50. Al. Pale lis cd dOs Od Linseed OIL 2Os
ner Ia!lON-f1nc AmeT1clu 2Js. I'd: Prime CITY.
Us 0J per crt American Refrigerated Beef hind quart
ers isi.. tore quarters. i21. per Ii. - - - -.
IoTnoX Fe6 lJ-PlOdnoeInseed OIL $40 l2s. a R2O l4s
al per nn Lnseed AS d Der quarter iAnsred
Ssbc ~ 0s q e7 6A per Refined PrtrOlrum. "a
a. - ner GALLON spirits Turpentine. 29s. I'd cwt
Sperin on flN Kosn OnmOn. Ss I'd. per cwt
Iaie ia GlIs Provisions ard o6s OF Der cwt Tor
Ancrican sugar los. % ner cwL toT Cuba CeninIugA
nnarnR 90 aud Js Nd tA CdfDr CuDa MuscOVado fair
rronnng anoot: Australian TIllOwBeoL 2is. Ud ~ ; %
01. Mutton 2js. H;GA Od. Cocoa Nut Oi-Ceyion,
" IA och $50
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
Bid. Ask.

The general bond market did not sympatnze with the
feyrrshness OF the share market, but with the usua
amount of business prices ruled steady higher there
were some fractional declines. Buffalo New and
washington and Baltimore guaranteed l2 higher at
lO6 Canada Southern first 81 rose s TO l0 aud the 5s
active and advanced per cent 10 V-2 CHESAPEAKE
ANA Oho currency 6s declined l2 to IL. Central Of New
Jersey adjustments rose 8 to 10 CHICAGO and North
western debenture 25-year 81 were strong at lOIi2
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati and Indianapolis gem
erai 6s up Il at i01 Columbus, Hooking valley
and Toledo hrsts roso per cent to " Denver anu o
Graude up at l2O, and c0nsO trust certi
Gates d lower at 9O ami hrss western were up 2
at 102 EizabethLeNngtO aud bg Saiuy os "elG "v.so
ana per cent higher at lO5 Erie second cons0s were
oil Il at % s. ana excoupons We're lower AZ 81 A. Du,
the funded coupon 5s were active WIN an advance u
per cent 10 s5 Cedar Fails and Minnesota rsts rose
2per cent TO 10 Indiana Bloomington rI anu mSsoeih
hsts Southern division rose 9 10 IoZ as o
and Great Northern Gs rose per cent 10 904' Lake
Erie and western rsts advanced per cent 70 ~ anu
Lafayette, Bloomington and western nrsts rose - 10
lO7 Missouri Kansas aud Texas general 6s were up 2
at o. al ara the Ss were eGvG a9q SsWYorE City
Northern hrst trust receipts rose = 20 90 ,
Kansas Pacific cOusOls rose 9 TO 1854 ana oregon
soils we're firm at ll3l. ST. Louis and san Francisco
general o. were firm at lO2A GuL Colorado
comes mp l. at A. but first Rio Grande division
Of y at 53 Pennsylvania 4l2s rose L to 1904
Rome WatcrtOwn and Ogensburg consO % We're on LAT
gi2 Texas Central first sinking funds rose per cent to
- Wabash irsts Chicago division rose / 10 ~, ana
and Wabash conyeTtibes were ap as at 100 Lake Erie
aud Western incomes rose TO 27l2 Colorado Coal anu
The sub Treasury to-day gained s726.l1i made up by
gains Of SG93i9 currency and S626s62 com. To-Day
operations covered Receipts. S2,237337 payments'
II I5lO923 resulting I'm balances OF Sll3s7O13 cur
reucy and $l5s. 52.39O coin
Money ruled easy rs usual at 1iqd2 per cent ana
closed AT per cent , ~,
The Clearing House statement was rs folowS EN-
changes II : 16g2gS: f.: balances, -. $50, 500.
The Cnted states Treasury at Washington received
SGD 600 National bank notes for redemption.
Thc customs receipts S702,973 and the internal
revenue receipts were T6O1.+6I
The foreign exchaDs ses quiet and firm at un,
changed quotations for business AS follows: Bankers
bills - -TlI AMI - s9l4 for long and short ster-
ling spccycy 5l7ll and . l5 FOR francs 9D's ana
g;l- for reichmarks 40 aud iOl4 for guidcrs.
In London British cOn'ois further improved l-lo ah
closed 1t 100 1915 FOR both money aud account lteu
states 4i,s advanced J.. to lliA. American railways
opened high all around and were active with fhrther
fractional advances bat at the end reacted and gen-
erlv closed lower than thr opening prices Bar silver
was l-lGi. higher Mt I6'ei. English STANDARD. Inc
Bank of England lost 100000 bullion ON Oa.ahce Al
Paws Frcnch B per cents rose 70 sl.I2l2.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
CHARGED wIrH NUMBERING ms WIFE.

The triaI OF Andre dc POlidO an Italian rag
picker who is accused OF murder In tho first degree
killing his wife In their wretched room at No. 60 Null
berryst on December II, begun yesterday before
Judge COwlng In tho General Sessions. District
ney MARITIME and Assistant District Attorney Purdy
conducted the prosecution. Mr. MARITIME made the open
ing address TO the jury. plan OF the premises was
produced and described by Ernest Appegate, OF the
District Attorneys office. Dr. jenkins testified that he
made autopsy the body OF the wife of Polido
died from the effect OF pistoIshot wound In the breast
Antonio and NicOlo PicOrelli. who occupied ad-
joining that of the Polidos testified that the night OF
the killing they the prisoner and his wife quarrel
ling After the door of the shut they heard
sounds II the husband beating his wife, and
they heard the pistol shot The quesOnsOf the defence
indicated that POdo jealous OF his wife. The trial
VIII cont lnue today.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Good to Prime steers sold year So 1896 SO
The average was estimated at 70 -
REVIEW OF THE WEEk.-The arrivals OF Be,ve' ths
past week 3s4O heal less Than last week anu LAoo
head less than he corresponding week last ear ,
du Low trade a Still further d. cline from ION
day tsurcs Of lc6lic for 100 10 AM ~ Neo
the Peunsy vana Roat DELAYED by the storm iuc Nas
more slight advance in prices ana ne u- Nto
for the selling Interest and ne cdte ue
Legvy losses FOR the shippers lhee was no uehulor GA
able adviccs british markets continued tobe OF dis
couIaging character and prices q both Live Sate ana e
badly dcmorlHcd on acSOuul OF tne II"ts. -, Al, ,
The demand for Dressed Beef was extremely d at
aycs have generally held TO seaiy prices and the
HIGHT supply Giassers anu Fed Cae' caused rn ccIng
atS weakness In the Of tho market. and quotations
were about 4c saturday Veal Calves were also
be ey heavy run Sheep and Lambs last Monday
acted a the markets tor the balance OF inc
"a uray there aittle rlner eeiins on Meutons
Thursday for Good aDs tAre & po ur h m
in selling rates on saturday trade was more acu'e WIN au
uye Hogs have not varied materially in price Al the
figures obtained In Western marGets there has been no IN
inc.ment 20 ship Hogs to York TO sell siive ~ - .
REEVES Arrivals yesterday ana to-day were 90 cars az
Jersey CITY aud sears at Onhsi maAng ooo eau ag"s'
the mp:own wards Mr. had 40 cars aud car
loads consigned to stern Meger ana there was oS
a aIngle car load for sale 49,. -. N,...r,
OF The Jersey ty loads went direct 10 Messrs
schwarlchid sulLberSeI aaa VII VIII t ~ ,go
he active advance of l5G2ue per zoo
n over Friday prices and nearly everything WIS SOU oeo
ps 6ry Cows and stockers sold at the range of
al the range 2jG 10 per 100 TO- No demand ior TX
sSFf c steamer Bermuda sail today taxes out 10 Live
the Arizona will take out 1880 quarters Of Beef
and 300 cgrasses OF M9o Stock and Dressed Beef and
Mutton as follows;
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
CLOSING PRICES OF paiLA DELpHrA STOCKS

MONDAY, Feb 1J-P VI.
The stock market opened this morning strong in fig
ures and with far demand for shares. But 1t
long after the beginning of business when feversh
and unsettled tone developed which continued
throughout the remainder of the day. The final changes
in prices, however generally only small consd
the adverse influences brought to bear against the
market, indicate undertOne of strength. Hardly had
business begun before reports current in the board
room and over the tapes circulars that the gold
exports for This week would run up to several
millions OF dollars. Saturdays reports of agree
ments between the coal companies gross output
and appOrOnment OF quotas denied with air OF
authority. Ratc-cuttng every where again alleged
and this time including westbound freight AS to gold
exports the truth that s7 900 is engaged for tOnO
rows steamer and that what will go by oher steamers
during the week is simple matter OF guesswork But
suppose 800 OGO0O0 should be exported this week or
ITSELF under present circumstances, this would have no
effect upon the rates for money, and the banks would
still be fortified by surplus reserve of $l0OOOOOO and
any such shipment would rebound with lower rates for
exchange exactly the IL that amount OF grain or
cotton were sent out in week. The other reports
worthy of the attention-and no more
they when spread over stock value
7020 per cent lower than those ruling today The
days sales OF stocks amounted $4,000 shares against
4jI 900 shares on Saturday. Delaware, Lackawanna
aud Western, Delaware and Hudson. Lake Shore, and
Western Union final declines ranging from to Il
cents the other declines covered by changes OF
lsG6s per cent. according to board-room stories
short" sale of 100 shares of Union stock will
make "a brownstoue front on Fifth-aye., cottage at
Newport and villa at Saratoga; today's decline OF 1Ss
per cent would have given cabin TO squatter Oh the
rocks in upper New York The days reports and ru
mors were ali "bearsh" and general list reflects the
effects. The market closed unsettled but not weak.
Government bonds were quiet with diminished dc.
mand ana the biddings for the 49s were = per cent
easier. Annexed are tue cloSlhS luOIdlloHs'
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
STEALING From BUrTERTCE d CO.

Butterck g. Co., the makers of patterns, who
formerly had Once Broadway within the limits OF
Postal Station A. recently moved to East Thrteenths
and are now in the delivery OF Station C. Before they
had moved the firm began letters inclosing money
which sent them but did not reach them. The
apparent thefts continued after the removal. and
port made through Postmaster Pearson 20 Inspector
NewcOme. IL found that all OF the missing letters
had been sent TO the former address OF the firm IN
Broad The clerks at Station watched, and
yesterday Peter Falvey, distributing oloTk
ed lie had IN his possession several dollars in bills
which Inspector NcwcOmc had marked and placed in
velopes directed to Butterick Co The young
that he had been stealing and held by
Commissioner Shields for trial.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16

ST. LOUIS Feb i5-Fiour steady: Xxx 80 3odS3 40. xxx
So Sooosgl5 Iinv g .59ft g. G!olSe s. tSSsA 72
No RED, Caah' 9oLci February poe March, 9Qasc.
NAV 81 -aV]i1c Corn qpIet 80 Mixed Casn - aiHA3..'
No 2 MiIed ca4n 2JSd$Oc+ March; sg'Gi .o. nay Nay
Ter Guiet CTeamery "a Dairy. lBd2c Eggs steady
AZ Sc Flax seed Hav staily unoaalg1 bIan
CSC at mill ,)Orn Mea nrD 10 81 90 WHISKY 81 10
Pork 81 25 Bnkmelts-Lons Clelr - - Sl9rs an @
$3.50 short Clear 81 10 LarJ nrD II 50 o. a6st 90
Recepts-sIo1L 5000 nblIi Wheat 900 nnsnh Oorn.
lsI 900 Dusn. oats 900 Rye 1000 bn5n Harley
iB 900 DRAh 5000 0Dls Wheat l,OO0
pusll 3J.OOD ouIn, UaCL 1900 DiiL Rya ......
busIL; barley, l,01J..
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOSpoN Feb lI-l2: y. m-COnsos 100 1915 for both
money ami the Gnitad -tic5 Four and one at
Per ID: Atlantic ana Great Western tlrst
Mortgage Trustees Certificates. 81 h DO second MORTGAGE
~ Erie 26 do Second COusOis. is Illinois Central A.
Mexican ordinary. -, "a. II PAUL common. 97i New-fork
Central ] 20: Penn, ,yly mia. j1is: Reading, IL.
Ran, alvccs IhTec Per ReuteS al ri francs
II - for III" account.
n M Atlantic ana Grtlt Western First Mortgage rrns
toes crfcatcs 30la do second mortgage y; Canadian
Pacific tG: EIie second COnsOls S6h; Illinois central
Ia 81 Mexican ord nary 20 ST. Paul common So New
TorI Central. lO93i PeunsYlyana. y Reading 3is.
amount huu I WITHDRAWN from the Bank Ot Eng
Land on balance to-day Is 100000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY FEBRUARY l6 1886

Sinai Hospital and three share to g. Elizabe this Gym
nasum 10 Breslal. ~ want my body cremated." he
without auy ceremony whatever. In the simplest
and least expensive way, the ashes to be sprinked
around tree garden spot where the rains may
mix my remains with the soil the winds dispose or
them otherwise" With regard to his property he SAYS
Having always followed the advice Pay as you co..
debts except for those services which will he
done in my last days and after my death" The
witnesses OF the will are 5. Kaufman and Meyer Auer-
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
GIVING HIS BODY TO BE BURyED

The will of Charles Cohn, formerly connected
with the Stats Zetan0 aud other journals, hled
yesterday II is In his own handwriting, is dated octo
81 1884. and states that his property consists of
81 900 In bonds and 81 900 deposited IN four savings
banks lie directs his executor. Sgsmund kaufman, to
invest the mopey aud that realized by he sale Of tue
securities aud pay the income to his only sister,
Frcderike Conn, and her husband, Joseph a.
Cohn. In equal shares. After their death tue
principal 10 TO be divided into one hundred shares OF
which various freDda are 10 receive portions. one
share 60 tho German Hospital aud one 70 Mount
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16

tho fremen slide down brass poles from the upper
stories ground floor when alarm Of fire strikes.
Holes have been cut through the floors OF the engine
house at Rlverdae the quarters OF Engine No. 3d. but
the brass poles have not been set up yet Foreman
Williams fell through hole from the third to the sec,
ond story yesterday and broke his cOarbone and
fNN0
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
SUFFERING FROM RELIGIOUS MANIA.
1ntnr McN NnrnIck Mhn WIS lndictnl for stnal

feter Mct tOrlnlck, VINO was InulcJtu ioi Sltdl-
ing soalskin saeque and wrapper from Laura Ross, Of
No III West Thirty rst-st December %. taken
before Recorder Smyth yesterday to nave JuTy decide
as to his sanity Drs. Hardy aud Jackson OF the CITY
Prison testified that Mccormick showed signs OF nsan
ity after his admiss To the TOnbs, and ta he
was suffering relg mania. II lie ran against
door or other obstacle he would turn and bless II fer
veny The jury thought that trek was clearly the act
of "A madman aud found him TO be insane. Recorder
Emyth sent hm 10 the state Asylum at POugnkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16
corrnN NARKer,thY rNLHIeNpn.

ffvERpooI Feb l5-l2:30 D. m.-Cotton steady Mddins
tplands Is lGI do. Middlng orleans, 5d.; sIir--
10000 bales ncluGing 1000 for speculation Gnd export;
receipts, ~ 10 bales, including l3H0n American. Futures
steady Upands los Niding clause Fohtuiry AMI March
delivery 5G8id; also 6Id do March and April de
livery 4 40. 4 '7.pd; do May aud June dciY
Go-G4d: 4 81 cd do June and Juy delivery,
4 80 Cad. G2bl0s do July ana Au"uSt delivery.
2.Gtd do August ana september delivery, > o-O4d
Tenders at OGay's clearing J. 90 bacS new
dock k, and -ou Ddirs Old dO. ....
-. ~ The slcs The dIv included y 90 bales Amen
can steady Uplands. 10" Mlddlng clause FEB
Iuary delivery, 5n4d srIcGsi DO February ana March
delivery 37Gid. sellers do. March AMI April delivery,
4 o., Al sellers do Apfil and Nav delivery 5.GId.
value; do MAY and June delivery, dOt4d buyers
do Ju, and Iuly delivery GGid sellers, do July and
AUGUST delivery lrd buyers, do August and september
delivery. > ,-Gid. value
a n m.-Cott0n-Futures closed easy Upands Low Mid
ding cause February delivery. jttid. sellers do.
February ana 1ohld. sellers. do March
and April delivery, 3t-Gld sellers do. Aptil and hay
drlivrry 51.Gii sellers do May and June delivery,
4 Ibid BUYERS do June aud JniY delivery 4Ot4id.
scllers July and August aenVetY 3D. clleiS. do.
A and September delivery - 2b4d buyers.
GALVESTON rep ID Ottuu mm Mlddllng, Ills Low
Middlng. sJI0; Good ordinary. "a net and gross re
ccps 2.J bales eIports coastwsc, jG42 bales sales,
/ H. bales. stock. 6i.l4l bal =.
low Mlddllny, Sl-lB; Good ordinary Z lllG, net re
crips 1878 bales; gross. 1870 bca exports 10 Great
Urftain y bales. sucs 1000 bales; STOCK SG3JlO
bales .. ,.. . =, ,,u,,,- d, -,
Low Nlddlng His; Good Ordinary. 1ds. net receipts.
X bales gross receipts 1870 bales exports t0 Great
Britmn bales sales 900 bales stock. 3633lB bales
New-York tribune., 1886-02-16

NoGE The foregoing The bond sales only between ID
n, ordl2In We did not know u il was too late TO ct
the emergency that change In the Official printer OF the
stock Eohan,c would deprive OF our usual tables Our
synops. o tie bond sales however Will be found To he as full