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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

MsarLsHstn. Mass 0ct The Thetis
and stranger had a fne race today. The
s ranger -of f1ur minutes start bat VAS
na.rkfF aFersazfa and passed by the
Iaelis. va.el Came ia a minute and half
aaeaa. fasre NA pr3oa1ly oe another
ga Id s..ra--~.r r
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

PETERSBURG, Oct The St. Peters
burg newspapers have been forbidden TO
publish certain parts of the speech delivered
in the Hungarian Permanent yesterday by
Prime Minlslcr rlsza
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Jtexso~ Hieh oct 81 ranag Che month
of 5epieu her - csavIc's we're received oy
sentence one vas returned iroiu the louia
insans asyiam. snd 1ae from che Lansing
-siaru seaaoL Tie total number of cau-
r.rts FRI - prison off 4 Isl f71 Dlur &
-erfers ~ 81 Tare DISCHARGES 1F exp raaqn
of sentence. one pafa9nel ana tNs escaaef.
Racsials fr1m visitors darng september
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
THE suLa RlAn MEss.

Austria in Pugilis,ic uood- Newspapers
suppressed Other L ems.
SOFIA, Oct. The Austrian military at
tache here has been instructed By his gov
ernment TO encourage the Bulgarian Re
gencv TO resist the demands of Russia, thus
converting hint thai eventually Austria
will support such resistance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02
n sTEROaY ON me DIAMOND
The Dctroits Knock Out the New Workers
-nIhnr titIa.c-.


Pm1ADELruIt. Oct. L.
Innings. 4 8 IS 9
Pai.aa=lphia, q % o o - 9
s.. Liuis % o o o o. s-
Base Philadelphia. o. s. Louis. 3.
E.rors-Ph tlad~lp phie, . ST. Louis.
Batteries Ferguson and Clements, Boyle
aui Myers.
Umpire Fuiimer
Game called on account Of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Base hits-NeW ork. 4. Detroit IL.
Errors New York, 5. Detroit. l.
Batteries Conway and Cancel; Welch
AMI Evnr
Jmure-powsTs
Game called on account of darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-02

Error,-Nstipnsls i3. Chicago, 8.
ri aers-8enry aud Carson.
u np.re Pierce.
Game called on account Of darkness.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
Bits OF LEGAL NEWS.

Mrs Margaret McKenna of No 442 East Eighty sixh-st
applied Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday perenpory mandanus Miss Aaeline
Public school No receive hef
Patrick "A pupil. The application was op
department WAS ul
pupils. number Nv
AMI Iufge denied t. He held ta the Dy conc
not have violation OF the rules OF the
Board OF Education -. r-,.-.A..s ,..,..,ov
rser, e his iecs on a made Oy EhphSej Iyler
f. al injunction obtained ifopont
Ioeb resrrl mig william D. JudsOn rom 04sp"~hs OF
honas Eastern Illinois Railroad or pahy
Judson. Is pres loht oi
he II ca 20 Danve and Nincsnnes Railroad company ana
account Judgment py
him aga the company. lie AYERS uls they cA
changed property Chicago. Danyhie ana Nlhoenhes
Contauy u the question and appropriate ne at
to me Wn use sutherland W Ienney. on behal oil te 60
fndans opposei denying the allegations OF te
compliant -. t1or,,ar, 7, Turr.r
o. the Farmers Loan and Trust Company 10 Jusce
Tan Bruut IN supreme Court, Chambers Tor lhe
apuoutment OF receiver Ol the properly OF INC
BANKERS and Merchants Telegraph Company on ue ne Oe
tween Washington and TINS city Colone Robert -
on behalf o. Cnted Lines Company. whrh mas gwen
bond OF appeal from the decree OF foreclosure
o. the mortgage property obtained by the aImel
Loan trust Company opposed the appncsuon ne @ sa
Ihsf solvent had given good oond 10 care
Tor the bound paw whatever, thlng
M gi be decided appeal proper The decision was
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. 10-F VI.
Tne brief report Of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Company o-days annual meeting OF stockholders
sho that during the year september 80, 1885,
the transportation OF 115 59l passengers gave
gross income Of 1926 216 that the operating expenses
amounted 10 s., I9I, leaving . net earnings
S3.466O25 The deductions are 531, ,9s5 for Interest
and and S7i 400 for structure and taxes total
deduction 81 SOC, ,394. leaving balance OF sl65963l.
from which per cent dividend on the
paid, leaving surplus FOR the year OF Ss963l As
suDing that the gross earnings were all
from passengers, rate per
passenger 6 A. cents This shows how large part
the traffic done during the commission hours
when the fare only cents, while for the other
the fare for nearly the whole year was 10 cents
The number Of passengers per day was 3l536s
and that business distributed that at the busy
hours the conpanys capacity was taxed 20 near its
limit For the first days OF this month the da
at cents at all hours land this period includes
holiday 447,529. Tho business FOR the
days OF this month at cents gives gross earn
ings OF $4,000 per day against $20.34o as the daily
OF last If any allowance IL made for adj
ditiona expense attending handling OF the Increased
traffic. for the seven days OF this month viii
snow little better average Tor the whole year
ended Septe mber 30.
The stock speculation In the main Is still waiting
one stocks are held with great confidence. but
buyers deslre to see the outcome OF the new labor
troubles before venturing anything mora than mode
rate amount Hence except with few Of the latest
fayores which are sill in the hands OF profess ouas
the market is dun well strong To-day. Rich
mond and West Point and Norfolk and Western
favortes made the notable sdvanceA But the old
stocks quickly responded TO small demand By higher
figures Central OF New-Jersey was active and higher
and even Uuion Pssic gives gan OF g per cent The
Central aud Hudson for the nh OF October,
printed below. show gain Qnoludng West Shore for
this year. OF s9iis75 and is $4,000 greater than
in Oc ober, 1ssO-the phenomenal year. st. Psul for
the first week November shows loss from lsso ot
S6 354 but the Of 1883 gave gam on 1854 ot
80 900 The market fevrrlsh and hnctuating out
there OF strength that marked higher
figure. and at the close strong tone prevailed.
Government bonds we're du ant easy with the BIDS
"a per for the A and 4l2s Annexed are the
eiOsng quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

srpRyvR RCorRr-CHAuBgRs-Before Van Brunt J.-Nos
% os i8 ies i65 1875, 1877. 2ls. 225 2Ss 237 2Ss
SUPREME RI-SrRciAL TERM-PARr Before Andrews
yNos 5s5 OIL 9l9 0s7, 75 ga sos sss $751; 3d. SOo
= PGFME couEf-srgcIAL TERN PART II;-Betore 1ono
SUPREME COURT-ClKcuIT-PAKI l-Beiore Lawrence, j.
jes t AS g. 24si 2asS 1851 PASS 2595 2e4s ASA
Goa 2s2O 3j44. 2s54. 27SO. ~,
& 81 2Ssg ss7 z S7 S ss75 ss7s s27 $$s $3.50 $3.50 s2o
SUPREME CouKT-CRcUIT-PART III.-BeoIe Barrett j..
Nos SOos 2l73 2l69 2ls2 1923 30s2 S0s3, TX! l645,
800 liOl - 800 q 26l SOIS Z4oo -oo4 -Ao' As-4 4'o"
sUraEMK couRr-cmcuIr-PART Iv1Before Lewis u
$50 Si,4 s65 SI65 si6s SI69 Sl7O Sl7i. 1915 Sl47
suaRocArEs CouRT-Beiore Rollins. s.-Moton calendar
ca -, al j a m. ~ M OF Rose Hanion. 30 p M
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPKcIAL TERA-Before Ingraham, j.
sufERoR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-rART before sedgwick
is7i, tss : lsG5 I574' ss5 1865 iS44 $50 1888 1880
SUPERIOR CoURr-1RlAL TEEM-PART IL Before Freed
naE Pat i3;S is47 'i liz i2i7 iio2 li5s'
sUrERoa cogaT-TEIA TaRsTFAEI oa os TIA!
I2aN Ns is SSs s III f45 ssi az l227 1883 '''
Sag m s 2 I2. 9!S S 1851 1887
1902 592. oeo 997. l043 OPS, s73 SS7 llO 500 llOo
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERN Before Larremore. c. u
pay and Van Aoessn s ~ Lao. Is 81 s. - TO- H. H. 49,
COMMON PLKAs-sPEcIAL TERN-BefOre Bookstaver j.
NSoaMoS PIKAs-TRiAL TERM-pAKT L-Before Allen. j.
Nos 2zSs 2Sa7 $500 1855 1922 1885, 1905 1862 1855,
CRY coUKT-TRIAL TERM-PAgr 1I.-Before Hall J.-Case
o. Nc day calendar ,.,, p.nr -, NJ, ~
Nos 1880 ll6 2Ss al lss g. l6S 7o2 iss S2 2S2 2Al
~ os OYER xSD TrRNISRRBefore Br9dy J Asst
I),t Aftor Fellowship l.
CoUKT GENERAL sEssloSsgrhkr 5eSoIoer
s7ss To- IL IL. 10 Ia. 10 10. u is ~ 20 ~ Id,
cor'ne ana Assistant District Attorney Pardy-Sos l,
z, 3, 4. >, y. Z, ., ~. zS "a, 20
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
Total bu. 30. 654 .OO7 1921, ,I32 3l,79l,2sO

Total bu. 36654.0o7 35,297,IS2 3l,I9l2oO 2ol59.ol
Increase for 1856 $40 bushels, against l29650
The maximum Visible Wheat last season January e .
wheat November 0, 1886, WAS 57554i7S bushels The re-
days OF Indicate further increase Saturday Of
100000 1900 600 bushels which viii make the Sesate
earlier date tnan last
Hay AND sraAWIhese rs no m9TSye@est 70 the
movement 1a prices are are s9 - No so 70 shipnpg
Scs55 SS s5iS cloSs tOysr Mfsd gCsSS
aoPs-rhe general market Is a quiet q..S one and and
es ss .esfs pess vss Tsp''eaf state
Common Medium s5SSoe eSSSSo do ssI seum a r
sl5ci Paciae Coast 1855. . ssS2s do Far "a,
Tsrsns and BoHe%ians 1855 % s2e mixed Germans do
2Tc; Atlnsrks. DO, 2oa[-ei heh'A no. @f"-' S"'
'MESTALs|Iron Transferable mo-
tef' @ s spS second ss .
Sns but r@ spot pg 20 y & i9s
notices. Eass sseed % r. no
tces issued 4.7s sssI,s1arxass.sady as.s at -
rra1sfesss market for Sugar house
NSc today but with 4 Easss Sss
well Sd Quotations 41N GRAIN sd aSar lS. 81
oi onss eas. is oa goods ls Cd 2o .uga,
i0.' LIvERPooL. steam hence "a 900 bush gram, 4l.d
SIao ao 5 aoGI Cheese a O s5s "a %
ass talow lis 81 measurement goods lSs OIL a. coton
sar S s9o lard "a Sd bacon 2s sasas @ o
tons: dour. I5s. 3D.: oil cake l5sa sugar 22S
grsnulated and 25s for cut loaf bacon 2Os -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES very little done In this
Today prices rule steady Sales. 100 Dbls Ness
private Mess quoted at 50 rs asl0Oo tor Old and
slo97 ssslo76 Ior New: sl4 for Family Meas 81. 90
Sl5 30 Clear Bsex and $40 sIO 90 Tor Extra Prime
ku.es steady with continued moicr4o no
mands Extra India Mess sil asi7; Extra Ness 9els;
sass 5O Packet - J0Q9 Plate. soGS ~ ----D !. r.r
HAMS-firm quiet. Quoted. Sl9 eoaSlF o.
MEAfs-have light demand az steady prices eAes AvvvO
Fc4ed Bellies, II average %. -.-M ~
and quiet sales at West 500 boxes Long ana SNORT SeAr
December delivery private terms Long Sear quo'ea s
DRESSED HOGs-Are higher by so isc with larry
active dcmand City Heavy 20 Light AZ Se. Pigs 10
..-.LAliD-Ie market made gain OF ABOUT points to-day
closing with the best ures ruling nrn Cash trading
there done In the speculative ne
ea.ss $50 tea Western steam spot 6235c city steam
air demand. sales 800 6lOo. Of refined UO1
tcs Continent qnotod 0j0c south American
6gOc November closing blv Go3Oc oI00 tea Decepber
ssse2;ss;; elsssns 92se; tSo0 tcs. JaRa.Ty 1sl
ins 657e LOO tcs March, 6i2 aos5c closing 545c bid
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
COTTON MAaKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Nov l0-l2:3O p. m.-Business Is good az
unchanged prices. Mddng Uplands sd, do Middnns
Orleans 0-IOd Sae-l20OO bales including 1000 bales ior
speculation and export Receipts. 5000 bales all AnerI
can.
s.iy. Uplands Middlinz clause, November
delivery, 90 14d 5s64d December and January de-
os-o4d; January and February delivery % o4d
February and March delivery, 6Jo4d March and APru
delivery. olO+d; April and May delivery o31f also
6d MAY snd ane delivery, Pad June and July dsl'
cry. D 464d,
p m-Ihe sales OF the day included 1000 D4ios A"e'
lean. ,,,.h.r
Futures firm. uplands Low Mdding canset November .
delivery, oz64d sellers do. November ana Deceni
livery o564d buyers; do December and January II
5oo4d Duyefs. do January ani February lev add
04d buyers do February and March m hnverg
buyers; do March and April delivery H.. asIv,
April ami MAY delivery. I'D buyers do MAY anu Suid
cry. 2o4d Duyersi do. June and } uy uou'o'''
lers. .,aodv Tn
y. m--Cotton-Futares cIosei firm and steaH ,s al
lands Low Midding clause, November Sny
do November Ant December dellN
ers do December and January delivery W n,y.rs Ia
January AMI February delivery, Do-o, March
February aud March delivery, OOoid otri ant Mav
AMI April delivery. o204d buyers; 10 Apsn * tdIJ
delivery od sellers; do May and ans as.i. s,ier.
GALVESTON Nov. io.-COttOn steady. nle'AiHs 80
Low Mdding. 5 Good Ordinary, IN hos td III g..
rucepts 4ll6 bales sAsA l.T12 bales st1sz o,D't
, NOhFOLk- Nov. lO--CIstOn steeiy; AldalhS
gross recepts. 4,6lo bales; exports 70 .raaS
fu45l; coastwise l5i5 bales. sales LOTS oAes sock
lysl5 baes- ...,,,.-,a - NJ,
sIvAssAn. l0-cotton easy Middling ~ Low Md
aline 10. Good Ordinary. SIS; net ana gross 70
ceiyis G.445 bales exports coasIAse oJo' SAFES -ooo
0ales; stock. l46.35I
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10-The following busi-
es. was transacted in Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No S3-The Continental Life Insurance Company palnun
In error ag Eliza khOades ADMINISTRATIVE. etc Afgu
Robert T. tOrnwe Tor defendant IN error
and concluded bv :. G. Perkins for painun IN error
NO j T. and L. T. AddinGtOn pllntf IN error, aSL
George Adams and brother Passed for settlement
35.-Tle board OF Commissioners OF the County OF
Vas1pgton North Carolina plaintiff error, AIT Edward
Salnger Argued by G. VI Busbee or palntn IN error anu
by ; r. Philips fOr defendant in error
No 23James Hamilton plaintiff N error agt The NlcKs.
burg Shreveport ami Pacific Railroad Company Argued Dy
eoIge r Tor defendant in error and submitted o
John T. Ludcling Tor plaintiff in error
M 37-Abrey c. Ashby appellant agt. Sidney NJ. Hau
Q, al Argued Eppa appellant counsel appearing
for apPellees , ,,. . r,..o
l. Hewitt Argument begun by EVelet' '" fst1'on loi $p
pcllints n -..,..,
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THE COURTS.
SUING A POLICEMAN FOR ASSAULT.

Thomas Hughes lives in Thirty ninthst between Tenth
and Eleventh sve neghborhoOd not noted for the peace
able OF its inhabitants 1t is known TO the police as
" Helrs Kithen" Officers John Kennedy and William +
O'Nei Thirtieth Precinct were sent IN citlzehs
the evening OF May Il, 1851 TOT
Of his neighoors committed seves
They caught him he was enering me tehe
ment house in which sol West Thirty ninth St
He made desperate but finally taken 10 te
station covered with blood and charged that
The policemen dubbed him. He discharged the next
PO ice Justice Smith who entertained charge
OF assault made against the officers.
The latter under Indictment on thls charge
Hughes sued Kennedy, claiming 5000 damages
The tried yesterday IN the superior Court before
Justice Truax The officers denied that they lad
eIubbed Hughes. The counsel will sum nj to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

since last Butisr-st.ss crsamsfy aseses. y4aES
half-hrkins m tuba. l7e2eci weisn tuoe, 29oe4SI
Western Imitation. crsansry ss2oc;: Western ps ~
Factory l0Si2sc. common TO- choieei Might ssins y
2te25c; Canada hold 2os22c. LINED. I6 6ss1ssc
sUGAR-Ths market Raw Sugar II duiI and eo1y q
37a4rc Molasses o16c for Fair Refining ssd G1A
for $50 Centrifugal Refined quet and barely seoy
Cut Loaf 81 as Size Crushed rs 5l6c Cnbes 1870
Sc. Powdered 5l5isS6'.c- orannlatsd u ie. nen4
ard She, Coffee on A 5'sc- White Extra S.. ExtfA
4s647sc. 9 4A1 isc- Yellow 14Lc.
STEARINk- Duil and easier City qnoted TIA 0n1eat
$4,000 y Oleomargarine, 7c.
TALLOW-Steadv AMI demand Prime CtR
quoted &c Sales 10000 n 4a9t 9-Iec.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

LONDON. Nov l0-l23O m.-COnsols l0l 3l6 for money
and lO1 81 fer the accOnnt; United states per cent
bonds. l3l " DO As l44: Atlantic ant Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates j2t Canadian Pa
cihc. 1917. Erie 36J. do second consOls lOo Mexican
ordinary. 39as; ST. Paul. Common 81 s Ne"-iOrk Neh
tral ll6as
.m-Consols lOl ll6 money and l0l $40 for the
account Uued sfafes Der cent bonds l4s; Atlantic
and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
CanaliaI Pacific 734 Erie 367s. Mexican ORDINARY SS2
ST. Paul. common. % ~ Ncw-York Central, llb4i Recalling
1873; liuds0ns Bay Company, 24i4
Bar silver IL quOtel at 4O al. per ounce
India Council bills allotted today at an advance Oh
81 per rupee
The amount bullion into the Bank OF Engant TO
balance today il 10000. -.
quote Three Per at s2 francs 30
centmes for account and Exchange on Lonon At 70
francs 36ia centines for che ks. =.
ANTWERP. Nov 9.-Petrolenm-Fins pale American ID
- aud ~ centimes sellers
Wcoxs 80 eenLmes per lOO AAo'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer. Vessels md Palroafs
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-FOr Brazil growths the market is guiet but
very firm at ZIG No business reported The demand
for mild grOwths moderate and the market presents firm
'front.' sales 339 bags Maricaioo 200 bags Caracas and
$500 Porto Cabeo The option market opened at 10
points advance and closed firm at the opening grcs as fol-
lows; January. l0.sO0 l0s5 February. l0sOd lOs5
March, 1O.35 dln90; April. lO.S5d 1890 May, lnS5D
1890. November lO9O9l09o; December. 1890 al0.95.
Sales 81. 80 bags
COTTON-spot cotton ned quiet and unchanged all day,
closing trm however Sales 597 bales 200 bales last
The receipts to-day 3fJ2I
bales comparing with 81 1877 bales this day week ago and
81 this day Since september the port
receipts 597 bales comparing with l16O5l
bales forthe responding period last year -
the American standard or classification
are
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
an aferahle [Otices AZ 2 30

FLOUR AND MEAL--FLoUR-The Flour market
opened steady but subsequently ruled easier and closed
weak prices but somewhat IRREGULAR and per
ropnd iot. the demand being Of retail character
tc this rule has been oqnd in the gade ana
firmly held spring Wheat Patents told are showing hr
and some what urged for sale 50 mat lot 1000 6ols
susd N ss & new cIs TSuy an a. % ns IN
the freight from the West several Of the most p%%
% advance the asking price on Flour held ID, here ere
bSs ' Including zoo bbls CITY Mrs Extra at y 80 = %
the West Indies latter IN new pss' 500 9e, fne 81 ~
choice $50 bbis Extra no 2 81 6Oes3 l0 $500 bbls.
Mlnssr M %ssst 80 d d g
TO Choice the latter for one or two brands St
5s' f's' s'ES 'SS ' =
Common Cool Extra M 81 gsS4 Tsl
e EIs GnS's oh E1s 3 Is Goo s.
Choice s. IS ss4 IS: ezra Mlnnesosa g coo
ssrsIsht s5 S5 Patent 55Ss5 Sassss Ezra
f. FAR q g 5Sss So e FT sy q
Patent Winter wasat 5 g 80 s
pkg pssa G south AmeresH = 80 market steady
900 5SIs co%SSn ss 3 s. IS and Fan
e ss e. 90 S5 5Tpsrns Il Pa Is hs
sems case. s. 80 L-sSesdy, YeIow West
BUcaR%HEAT BIZ alTGI T FLoGR~ouoted & 81 80 s. o.
trang with showing little or no change
closing heavy With ess dong for export and sst business @
and tue trading was less active with prices = a W
y &C. further declined &C. and ruled irregular within
until before the second can When
feeling became weak and prices declined 'c tnen si
vance December only and closed weak at about tns
day Ssles-2976OOO bushels tuture i40OOv
bushels spot including Ungraied spring at Soc No ar
s9c a small lot I'LL Ungraded Red 7s1s3c; No.
November, closing at s3sc do. Decemner - -
QS5ssc s5l4c-; do January 80 10 10 Doi loc
1t February. a.
March. 80 &c nominal do April 81 81 &C.
closing 81 &c. do Nay SZas gy3 ll6c closing at ys 81 90
June At 3sds4c. closing at 93 9sc RYE BARLEY AND
BA RLEY MALr-Dul and nominal .-.-C COHN-Ihe traing
has moderate and the market steady
closing heavy with very moderate
business for export and light trade for home use In options
prices the close Cp-ned weak at decline OF
Is further declined s1 9c, advanced &c and closed
steady the lowest prices Of the day sales
7O4 5000 bush spot including UDgraeJ
&c; NJ g. Ate. Ma. 40 t514c ~ ele-
yaor ~ ahOat, M. White As &C; NO White.
4Gc November. closing at 40 ec.: DO. December,
4G6 &C. closing 46 &C. 10. January ~ 414l closing
~ do February, ~ -V4S &C. closing at foc do May
497sG50 3l6c, closing at 500 OAIs-spot lots were
quiet prices shade easier, closing heavy
Options and rhle more active "a &c l0weI az
the Opened lower. advanced &C. then declined
Ia and closed weak at the Owest OF the day sales 5e0
900 bush. spot and future- including No at 2hc 90
White 30 c; No ?, 32a, G33c. do White 35's 35c no
state see; No. November 32'sH33c. closing at
32 do December 80 339c. closing at 80 &C. DO Janu-
arv "a 81 qc. closing 81 do May $3.50 30 &C.,
closing at 80 SC ..-..FEED-Firm and unchanged:
Walkers private daily circular November 10 1855 New
York - 80.
Wheat Flour passage for Europe Nov. TO- 1886;
Wheat and
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
PLANS FOR VIEW PIER AND BULKHEAD

The Board yesterday directed Chief Engineer Green
TO prepare for the pier AT West Fifty sIths IL
win be sixty feet and about 600 long Bids we're
opened for the construction bukhesd for 300
feet noth Of West Thirty nrsst The work Will cost ABOUT
1000 some bids from contractors Michael
Nolan ixty nine cents cubic oot William D. W hite
eiEhtyseven cens and John Pierce and Charles oudsf
oach 81 07 scubdc fvoL
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

JUDGE MOOkEs LEGAL OPINION OF KISSING. 3
In a.c,argtnr DR. soner accused Of kissing servant
against her viii Judge of Brooklyn expressed The io
loving legal opinion kissing yesterday;
The girl had wish TO have yon puiishSoS ~
believe Deem
sucety Tor your escspsda There not the
objection that know OF kissing girl the giil per
feety willing bat you must not undertake " rA'isn ss
from girl against her Will.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
CLOSING PRlOEs OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FRANCIsCO. Nov. 10. l3s6.

The Mining Company have levied assessment OF
80 cents share.
feature to-day the advance IN Con-
solid2ted California and Virginia
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON, STOCKS
Bosroy Nov. 10. 1921
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

ST. Good Ordinary 81 Mitng sOlb
The option opened points advance stong Lon.
silver further advanced during the day the
OF the crop by the National Cotton
Exchang only GAIA 404 bales Subsequently however.
considerable IRE uarty and
figures advance Of points for the day Sales
Dlnh nhat..
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

WINE CASKS or WOOD THAT rs CENTURIES OLD
Two wine cas- ks made of wood over 1,6oO
Years OLD were anded Jersey City yesterday from the
Rotterdam steamship schiedam. Accompanying the
casks was certificate signed by the Bursomester OF
Manz stating the wood from which the CASKS we're
made was part OF tho fountaion piles OF bridge bu
over the Rhine by the Romans, between Morguntls'
now Mainz. and Csstelum now called hastei lne
bridge was subsequently destroy ed by fire and all traces
OF IL we're lost 1881 wheH excavating In the bed
of the Rhine for foundations OF the present stone
bridge between Manz and Kastel these piles we're found
even with the rivers bed The Duke OF Hesss DARN
stsdt Louis ", has a room furnished entirely win
wood from piles and one OF the Russian princes
has a set of chairs mado OF the same N orlal
The VINE casks m ads In MainZ for Reiehardt q
Defz OF this city, and oval IN shape. Upon the
he al OF one from a carved frame OF scroll WORK In
when leaves clusters OF grapes form the prom nen
feature look the heads OF two ancient
monarchs, which Ia this inscription IN
German. - From Roman bridge near Manz bullt
under Traianus III Maxmus 235 10 23s after
Christ." Upon the head OF the other cask on shield
surround by OF scroll work Is the In
scription: " The pillars OF the Roman bridge were
taken Rhine IN 1881 and out Of wood these
casks made for Rlonardt * Dietz. or New YORK
Toe old Germans had no wine; so Carons brought tnem
the grape"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11

sALEsATTHE COYSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETRo-
LEUA EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
SPIRITS OF TuRPENTINE

eAvAxxAH Nov l0.-Turpentine steady AZ 33bc-
WILMINGTON. Nov. l0-rurpentno quiet Al IS &c
CaAkLxsfox. Nov. lo.-ruTpensiae quiet At Sse
New-York tribune., 1886-11-11
What "Oid Fritz" said.

What Old Fritz" said
was an aphorism Greats that Facs
divine things fact Is that Dr pierees oek
den M,lsal powerful LIVER vtAAlxof
r,t and seArcrns acton VIII cure
dyspepsia constipation. dropsy. kidney disease sck head
ache and other which, popular 10 Tie eour
tray Notwithstanding, directly tr2eesbe 10 dseAsse
liver by which work pprnex VI the blood ma61 y
complete. AL druggists.
"Oh! Bot salivated Himi'
was the actual exclamation yscan sgoken
one OF his patients he had cAoue ior ~
~ bou .ness And diseased And lac had
for certain which he never r.verw Al n essrs6
tressIng avoided BY the use OF ",
pleasant PurgAtve Pellets garey sesy ss.n. sSsH
that will salivate but produee 'no SlsasnSSc
inyi yixorate the v.r nrs<iAsno V'SerS@~
eoustlpston and plea BY druxsistA
n ,xorst cases cured by Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy