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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
rrRopgAs PRODUCE Markets

LIVERPOOL Nov 22.-ProvIsons-B Icon. Cumberland ca
Ia 3D. Long ,etr Miles 31s 81. short Clear Midaees
A., M snort Rus O shoulders. 2J@oi per c"t ncsS
6S- sd for Extra India Ness Prime desA .. o. forA
PRIME 0Is ~ OOL Prime Ness r<stnIns
Sd Lard-Anlercln OBS Prime ese
ern as. OF; Lard OIL ga oil hans-Long Cut Ola 49,
buteryOe ID eI ~ Lloi nnert uso
et.iex Cheese-Amercan Choice D2> od whe~e--ne1
Western eprng bs. bs. lVd. he'd inter "a 90
tr wi per GENITAL: New No Winter. Is IL sd. DO No
SPRING 100. New Mixed Western As "a. CsnoraA no
\ 6s I'D NJ. J. o,0L D6s 81 91r cs1St rtr
dncs-spirtsoi raroentne lss oL: TO- At LoaoI 20. ~
pere PstrJedn. JIoL per No Cover oec
American tteL i9s per cwr Fal1w-4s1 " Der cs-
FuIe American 25s. 81 Prime city. - pL per esE
Rosin-CUmmon. Ill; Pale Ll~ d D0s ~ Ll1seei ~
mind quarters. I'd. quarters III per D. Hops ~ o1-
aou-Sew o. IS lOs OIL COttOhsre'i vi
Liverpool qua AZ lss ID q, ,oo
Aecepts OF wheat ior the From Atlantic ports. 3l5
quarters from ports, 1000 quarters; nom oth"f
sources $4,000 quarters.
Receipts OF American 80. 800 quarters. - - ..~
LOSpoS nov 2.-PrOiuce-Llnseei Di- t2o Zstd : "
- o Der nn Calcutus Lins-cL 4Os Il per quarter 4t
se-d CAKE. as los ID ton Kennec Pstroeuu D Al
q a. per gallon spirits " IurJenuIe. zo~ 81 for
cwt. sperm OIL 80 tun kosin-co nnon IS 81 pes
cwt. Pale u.s. III lis o. PrOglslOns-Ltrd S-s o. per
cwt Tor American. ouLar-l2s ST. cwI tOF SeOs en-
poiarizng 96S and lis ID Is 9 Tor Mue"V@ss
Australian I24ON beck -tA VL q g
6d. Mutton Od. sd COcOanut OA-teyon. &-o
d.. Cocnlu So - Refrigerated Beef s. ~ er
hind quarters and Is lid Tor fore quarters per SD W s
|
francs 81 : cenmes pa and Ii francs 30 centnes seerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North bfrer, Vessels aud kaiirocds.
cryrp.l. uA9KET RE PORT.

COFFFF-I 9razll growths the market strons ono
a l3c for fa Rio 40, csrgoes sales 1900 bags BAHIA
40 nass car ara ii &C. bags NO. 4. II - iuoc;
1000 bags Santos No. T. he; 1000 bags 10 no o.
Sales 500 peculs lilOr - s-'
900 nscs That lG Java. Is L: 500 mats IN
terror Tor 1porr 700 Marca6o and 300 BAGS
a Tn. optionmarkeU opened steady at 5d 10 points
and closed at iartnsr %'vInS 6-n o. 30
SiIo5 March 1900 G5 April voIa% gSg ii II 81
%EEi'ss Decembcr II 50Gll.55. sales. 81 $50 bags
coTToN-Prces for spot cotton were not change 1nous
nth an tone 10 the markets the market was weak
one Port receipts yesterday and to-day 363 bales
with 81 T6l bales day last week and o. - is
year since September the total port receipts nave
beu $50 500 bales against 2l956s5 bales Tor the CORES
ponding period last year - ,.n,ara or location
Quotations on the American sSAhnAru Vi oN
foliO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
THE COURTS

SHE SAYS SHE WAS MARRIED WHILE OhA@i.
Mrs Caroline Won Ebersten who has brought SUIT IN the
eupeor Court 70 have her ued says that on
March 1892 she married To Ferdinand Won Eoers'eh
I'm Jersey CITY and that at the time she ne
clares continued TO be unauc iof soou' '"o NV
hr ,bat her reason was restored October 1884
md that she sound mnd but that she mas NOT
h the defendant as wife since she was restored 10
her senses marriage her husband TOOK neI =.
at While there was
q, - nnafc asvlnm and her husband U Konigsoerg
where he has ever lived affidavit making tnese
iegfons was snbmted Justice Ingraham in superior
t CHAMBERS and order was granted direct
ing the service OF the summons BY puDncaton-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
NEwyouK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER o 1888

TIL 230 o'clock money ruled at $40 per cent put y
before noticeable that there less than the usual
offerings Of local halanccs after that hour the
berame urgent with increase In the supply, anu
large amounts we're taken at rates ~ high Is cent
and exceptionally nj 20 per cent Evidently some 1us
usually employed to-day withheld from tbe mrkc
The closing per cent Arrivals OF foreign
gold amounted 10 $4,000 .o,o mo
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance SS1o,sl
male mp by coin gain of f73 less currency loss OF
$500. The days operations covered: Receipts
215.1l9 payments. 1914 75l; currency paahee' q-i
l51.279 coin balance Si56.OlO,l94. .u.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as loho"s
Exchanges. Sl59. 692.462 balances. S3,si3s9J9 .s
for business follows Bankers bills, - 81 2 anu % %
5Is for francs; 94I and 80 for rechmarks 39'a ana
4Ois for guilders.
In London British consos strong ana g per ce
1O2 for account Money ruled easy The BANK Vi iii
land gained s3s 900 bullion on balance Anerlrtn iani,
WAYS were dun with feeble reflections in the quotations
prices at the home exchanges At Paris French per
& advanced IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAvY Nov the Court of Appeals to-day the fol-
lowing causes argued;
stephen Brown executor, respondent agt George Zip
pen. appel ant ...ouo,.a a,+
re- Snes Abel execuriI appellant agt the Delaw and
Hudson canal Company, respondent
The following is the Court of Appeals day calendar for No
vember %:
Nos. lO4 lO7. 10, lis. lis. 49, 9s4, l16
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
HTsER EGERs MONEY.

The 81 900 found in the stocking Johann Wilhelm Eyer
,,e ,,ser who died No SOB Hudson sunday,
cans, considerable trouble before the gntu vi heir 10 the
nev IS found The which he left scrap Of paper
cuatloe his money German Mutual AID society Is
A M ylu because not properly tBessed The agent
OF lie public administrator went 10 the one u oIohei ~
m vertag and took charge ms Effects me puOc al
mlnirar Y proceed with tie case As though 10 ~ "a
eep nae af II there ners the money Viii 30 INTO tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.


LONDON Nov 22-I23O D. m-Unted states Four Per cent
Bonds 1871 Atlanuc an Great Western second NOT go
Trustees Certificates Ija Canadian Pacinc II g fttte
y do Second ConsOls 1885,; Mexican ordinary 91.si
1T Paul common 9s New-YOrk Central, llI's Pehhsy'
vana 90 Reading. 20Ts -. 90 ,r,,c.
Paris avices quote rnree Per Cent Rentes AZ % ~n'
Confines for the account - a.. %.
4p.m-Consols lO2 llG for money and lO2ls oT the ac
Atlantic ami Western First Mortgage
Certificates a do Second mortgage 1874 thSNah Ic,
hc, 7lh. Erie 80 second cOns0ls. O3A ILLINOIS %
1873 Mexican Ordinary, 50 q 81 PAUL. Common 20 - W
ing. 2l's -, o,- ., r,x
m-The amount OF gone into the Bank OF Eng
land balance today &3c.OUO
4:3O m-Paris tvlces quote Three Fer cent no'S'
90 francs 10 centmes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
cRtvArIOy conpAyrS sroCA REDUCED.

The stockholders of the United Cremation Company
ret yesterday Morse Building and decied 10 reduce
the capital actually sold There were l6O
and 7s4 shares represented Out OF the l,fVo
Us had disposed OF occ4s
ing reduction ~ representing So $40 President
cobb .zd of crerna.oy IN larry
prosperous coalition five applications received esir-
month eighty up 10
ANON recently eTem-ted Charles Frde formerly
rtutOr OF music Queen Nic,Ora's household
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Judge Moore Court OF sessions In brooklyn yesei
Aav granted An order 10 discharge custody Joseph Gro
bewsEl who Wac convicted OF aud granted Ne"
sl by OF the supreme Court HIS sAI.y
OF
aud Correction VIII hn. etoDlcwrKl was con
grave rus
picUDs that lbs first wife death ny poison
The evidences hl purey clrcumstantAL Ihse
District Attorney fd oppose the mOton 10Y te
the prisoner In granting motion Judge Moore
led
Tie Jury wrong in cOny4cting the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

In state bonds the business done small and prices
were easy Louisiana cOnsO As of z az 80 ana Norh
Carolina special taxes - lower at II y cOuh to
lima 6s nofundabie sold al III and Arkansas - " ne
Pine Blun Fort and Red River Railroad SOFA ht 10
The market railway bonds only moderately DS
i've but nrm in and figures Er1e sccOi- cohsol.
were up = 1892 American DocS and improvement,
closed y higher - and Cs UP NJ 81 =
Missouri and Pacific general Is were Z agher AZ %
Mobile Ohio rS debenres recovered 2i2 cr cent
- and the sold at 80 Canada southern secohs
were I'D - West shore guaranteed Is sofa reelJ
al 1921 lO4 lO4ls. ~. Louis and Iron Mountain -
r,se 10 ysl. AewlOrk. Chicago and - Louis nI71
receipts we're up a at yOh. East Tennessee,
90. and Virginia Midland incomes rose l per
cent 10 100 Indiana, Bloomington and western
nrsts were up L ut 81 but the seconds we're on Pel
cent al 81 and first Eastern division we're up = al 70
Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo De declined . 70
= and looked weak Central and Hudson cOnsOl IS soiu
AZ I37 u and Michigan Central Is at l27 a leAas
AMI Pacific incomes l. higher at o5 anu
r1~ts Rio Grande division strong at "a a.
-4k Atlantic and Pacific incomes we're arti' Z
h,t no higher At 3O4 a3O2 and 1rsts western division
were on u al sgl oregon Iran-continenta nfs rulea
nr1u at GlOl L. and Oregon lmrO' eineh, ntss
up 10 o. o. closing 90 Fort Worth and Denver hSN'
we're up a al 80. s., T.
Among unlisted securities dealt In at the stock tx
change seed Oil certlneaes were unusually
and buoyapt and they Q3rOO sold % a up to "
and closed at against 90 4 saturday evening" Dehssi
Georgia Parino 5000 at 2eG3o, kana"ha prefer,
red 900, at 20. Mexican National ,@ool. %, a.
II and preferred ZOO at 34%d36, Denver ana ~
rsnde A. Gags OO0l 7easa sotdsO, Georgia fAent
seconds sal 600 65g6s and 81 Louis, Arkansa<
ana Ts vas 1rsts SS6i 900 1t loo%slooh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
xEr pLAys oF cAkRrIAe NE F0REIGy MAILs

NEW PLANS Of CA""A''" I'M ~ ~
The new ar entered INTO oy the BRUSH FoslOf
fee Department relative 10 the ocean mali service was gen
.al discussed IN shipping and mercantile circles yesterday
IL was rerette that resse policy Of the BRUSH ost
10 follow the Anercan system Of sending te
mails oulv by not carried out nder
the effect on December l. ne iasO
oil aud White STR lines VIII not Dhg
- Er,fIsh mails The Line steamers, none OF when
Az u me seven will continue a. heretofore 70
Grr Tie mails leaving Liverpool on tuesdays lue NoI
German Z oyd all OF wch are included ID ne
press greyhound list VIII urlnS tAs has nHc 20 =
f..n by hiIscAys !" II
wa for the mails southampton mat close al Lon on Al
N n ON Thurs ay.. The 6uiOu Line winch has only Two
exuress steamersthe Alaska ami the ArlOhA-" OIlns
the saturday from Liverpool and QneehrO~n tnI'
roue her SAILING next saturday III euDer = 10 Desh
T. nrS service She Will followed 10y the yOmng on mo
llth the ArzOas tie lst the svaa GU The -0th anu
the WiscOu January l. ,
n vas stated that william Pearce. owner OF large
block OF STOCK Line and the manager Of the snip
hutltlug works of a considering the al
vlsaby putting and last steamers thus CIV
ing our If II this should Dc lone Tue
lou Line would practically in control OF the oaur DAY
rlai.s III spite VI any OtheT COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
saturday. To-day.
Saturday. TODAY.
MONDAY, Nov. 22-P. ".

MOSDAY, Nov. TT. "
As is usualunder like circumstances. during the rec
rand movements Of the prices Richmond and Danvne
and Richmond and West Point stocks and amid tne aV
tending creduous excitement. there have been put ior
some statements which. II not rash, are decepuVe III
their character 1t has been asserted and nnany naS
been printed that the Richmond and Danvile company
had IS 900 OF cash in its treasury and the statement
has been credited unnamed officer OF the compa
nv NOW LET us see The latest official published report
of the companys financial status il found In Poors man
ua for 1886 at Page No 666. There the company oa
ance sheet as OF December 80 1885, is given oows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
MANS works from sun TO sun.

,,,., - a nee,s,tV 10 AL but upon how many. womeA
ally does ai Win The burden 90 the LAST straw,
AMI their peculiarly deeste constitutions arc
mi aics No easier Tor you Oy MAKING yoe
stronger better able 10 DO IL Dr. fierees faNotts
relieve OF Nervousness anu other weak
u.sses all the maby lis peculiar W your sex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

.,,, ,u.b Is-75sI92 ls,73So7o l2sl2.SSs l259SsSo



HAY AND STRAND Demand IL light but prices prices
are maintained Quotations. Hay-No !; prime
stock. s5c; No 2. 7oasoe; No 8 oo9SCeS ship ship
ping 5OG Doe: Glover. A. a 5Jc.i Clover Alxed oOS
65c. stIaw-Long oOc.; short. 5Oe' Cat +'@ooe'
uOPs-Brewers show little demand and with the free re-
ceips foreign goods the general tone an easy one
frst class goois we'll held Amerlcan-New ork St5e
1850 lrme - do Common 70 Medium 20 gre no. 300
Prlm To Choice lsc.. 40. Common toMetiuh i 49,
Pacific Coast 1885, Prime hoiee 2saoOe 10, r,sn
Good. 20 G27c; do 1889. Good 10 no =, Germans
-Ba varfans BOhsmians. 1885 2-a Soc miA" 5sc
do 24d27c; Altmarks. do, Is -Oc" h"D'~ NV" -
SUSSEX, do. ~ QZ2c- .,o,rs tairb ~ -iness
NOIAHS ES-N crop Orleans shows a 90 90 Tar
at 42c Tor Prime. 4ec Tor Sn"i0' ~ w.
METALs-Iron certheates-A gan issued al si6s
TtriJ,,l nnl ,,..y at --O.e- spy
Rer,ye.u so tons spot sVt a.
TONS sold u --Joei ~ "Hs sPos
80 fer.Ie notices issued al ]-47c Soppes
hn ret - 10 lac Transerabls pOtlees. Lake lssno'
AZ IL U5t hin bars $40 los Lean ~
ON ..,nnd call $40 Dom sud al fsc lrShstei AZ .
notices issued al 4422 sp-lter-Sloauy d f'V~ff'e'
Transf,rable notices Issued at 4. luc-
NAVAL sToREs-sprits rurpentine Is quiet ont AIne,
fa,ry. STRAINED TO Good 81 ooesi o5 T. u Ss = so
81 as II sls l. 81 o. "a h, t2Oogs- 70 % "a los
! y 90 Window Ghss. s3loes3 l& water "h's@ -
'oIis-rrading IL confined small ios>. Lara >'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

NJ Diseases follows nshealhy conton OF me liver en- Ss
the n,ost important oi tne Oohy
eh,t,s asthma a~a diseases Ion ss ~ frscsi
ans aston or rorpsdity the liver 40 o ,rsrr~i liver
.a and horo.k my 1890 il 10 q
ta.ts suxe "a ~ snrsessful nkysciaas q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Delicate Diseases nervous debility snd premature veaa
ness however .nate, radically cured send 10 cents ~
STAMPS or treatise Words Dspensary Medical Assoeiasohs
Nam 81. BnlAl1. y \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
oro.rvo pprcgs OF P7TL4D sLPHf4 srOOa&
CLOSING PRICES OF CALTFO aYTA sr0oTS
SAN Francisco. Nov. %. 1850

c per share. ..o,.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOsrOv STOCKS
BosroS Nov. %, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
SPIRITS OF TURPENrISE

savAsxAH Nov. 22.-rarpentiae nrm al 30 &c =
WILMINGTON Nov 22-furpentine nrn ~ IS &c
CnAELEsTox. Sov. 2x-Iorventins nria ~ -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
co1LEeE BOHs oAALLLNGING Owe AEoIAER

COLLEGE BOYS CHALLENGING ONE AN0IHhh
The following challenge has just been received by Her
hort Names the president Of the Freshman Class OF Co
lumbia College,
Columbia Freshman NdrH
behalf Of the Yale Undergraduate freshman
Grew am authorized issue challenge 10 the Nouuba
freshman crew lot two-ue straghtsway elehtoar shrI
80 viii coxsNaus To place at NewLOndon I'M 10
be settled iaier iiOMAsD - Noi.Ii7' -, -.
freshmen Intending apply 10 the Columbia ale
freshman race - that OF last spring.
Yale Jntrersitg Nov. II. loco.
The challenge has circulated in both the School Of
49, and Tho school Of Mines but action has yet
hen taken on n Ii evident that Yale men intend
~ te mart In the coming tween the Har' ard
freshmen and the freshmen OF Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23


The exports wheat and wheat four from Caornis ai
Or.gon Tor the enued November 20 1850 neIs ei
s- 34 bush wheat against lO55335 Ousl 10 pI,sSes
week .2sj. 900 bush. Two ~eeAs ago anu $4,000 '
three weeks ago. ~. -. ,rhoar amt eonr for
ended comprised 0oD7'O Du'l ~
ontnent Of Europe against 43o14 bush ne previous 49,
60 i-4 asa bush two and O4,. Ous,i .hreo
ses[s an The movement points 10 about ytVpoV Ous,
increased in wheat and decrease Of 36oUOu Dus III %
49, Increase OF $50 900 bush Insurance season po
cIas on hulls on lakes expire Nov - -, ,,,o ,.,,,,
New-YOrk PTO0uce Exchange sCA'eieH' "a '''-' "fF'
20. 1856. oo,. pve BARLEY
spd 81 1851 4Os $3.50 ie 4o9626 2ees5S
DecTease..-- o''''""
Visible supply in United States and CANADA
What Corn Oats. RYE. Barley.
Nov 90. 59,55l.S5l y 2s94OS 9o'o 40 'o'''
Nov 5ss225i8 lsOss7s 500 600 45o7sl 25e74l'
NJ EsSi 545s5sIs 4,l4o2o2 2see2l s5O,e27 so99Oi'
Nov p .ss 1888 422G4o7 s4s2o72 6ss AIS 24io9lo
1884. ...,u,,s
In store IN New York Brooklyn and Jersey city gram
-,ots.s and held To railway lighters On certfuates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

The question Of the title to the hotel property was de-
cded by a sherfs jury yesterday When hedepuy sher-H
levied upon the property under several executions II was
found that il was claimed both by the Frenchs Hotel
Companv and by the Coleman Company. The jury found
that the title was first in the French Hotel Company and
afer second levy October 20 became vested III Tie
Coleman Company. - $500 =, .e., . MN 81,
Mr. (5oodW of the Bradley 4 Hubbard Manuiac ilhs
COMPANY = F. shaw Bernard Beinecke' faiilcE b,nLa'
creditors OF the trenchs Hotel Company met eseIuS
at No % Barcay-sta but accomplished nouhns' gen
eral meeting of the creditors Viii be called soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
Gao standard OF classification
,-da-,. Extremes
, rItrbaaf InWaaf

Coo ood r t51s Mitns sa
The onon market opened at partial decline OF poin5
ruled weak an closed weak at net decline Oh o@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23
Z HIV buI q u III

Gold IS
5000. .. l03
CT Western %
1000 49,. lOl y
G Bay " & ~ z
income
5.OOD.-......3S
cal Ifar & IN An
Western div ii
10, coo. ..... i 0 =
II & Tex Cent LIST
West div
n..aa..ars ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-23

Nov 20 Nov. -. Nov. 20 Noyy; - Is,
Nneil, ut'H- iftnsI l'9gi p4B 512 tj6 y2J.lOI
oIh Ousn go 'g4,t 553 O6263J sU3.O73
- -. -, ,,,aa. a, New.York Baltimore. Philaie-
Inc rSVP, ~ tb vel enaed November ~ 1885, were,
Pima anu % ,ssnst 80 40 bush the previous week.
and bush the week entel nov. o. AcoO
stock IN store aud dhoat AZ New-fOrK;
80. " 1sse M 1886 No 1856. Oc-
yember 20. vemOer H. vemDero; uoDoet ~.
Wheat bush ~ ss37I5 l277544O l2%OoOl3 lio9S iV3
Corn BUSH. 4.oO7.l-3 44s0iy9 3dv-35Sl 30 la
oats BUSH i7O3.7l9 L7OLO44 169o22S LoA''A'@
Increase: Wheat 1925 bush; corn l7o3SS ouSn'
oats. 1874 bush- . A. ,ro-, ,cb Ar,antio
norris for Europe for the ended saturday evening LAST
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
THE WATER BOARD.
The Annual Meeting ga Short Horse
Soon Curried.,s

Soon Curried.,.
The annual meeting of the board of wa
ter commissioners was held yesterday. A.
NJ. Dale made complaint that he had been
assessed for water at No. 313 after the
water had been shut off, and w. w. East
man asked for rebate of $685. on water
rents, and they were referred to the COM
mittee on accounts and claims. Similar
communications were received from Baker,
Patten d Co. and j. d. Meyers, and they
were given like reference
The committee on extensions reported in
favor OF deferring action relative to acouir-
ing right of way on Nicollet island, and
the committee recommended that the right
of way suggested by Charles Dexter be ac-
quired.
Commissioner Foote moved the reconsid-
Grafton of the vote recommending to the
city council the acquiring the title of the
right OF way on the island for LAYING water
pipes, and the motion prevailing, Mr..
Foote moved that the report be not adopted
on account of the fact that the report is in
compatible. He thought the residents
themselves should petition the council. The
motion was adopted.
The engineer report that there had
been delivered 80" .oGis and over of pine.
and there is due for the same the sum of
S323.20 and 10 cents per ton for weighing
the same. Commissioner Foote moved that
warrants be drawn for the respective
amounts due on account of the delivery of
the pipe. and the motion obtained.
Adjourned until next Thursday evening
at 1880 o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
A GREAT REVIVAL
Of the ''Comedy OF ErrOrs'' by Rob-
son 81 Crane--The Museum


Minneapolis is in the midst of rich vein
of amusements. Last week we had the
very best that could be produced in the line
of opera-the MapleSOn company-and this
week the very best of theatrical shows will
be with us-Robson & Crane in COMEDY
of Errors" Robson & Crane have been
here before, and so has COMEDY of
Errors" but never in this shape and under
these circumstances. The inimitable
comedians will put ON this great Shakes
pearian comedy as revival, which in elab-
crate cOstiiness and beauty will exceed any
thing ever yet attempted. Three car loads
will be necessary for the transportation OF
the scenery, and the stage will possess.
during the play, all the beauty of Ephesus
restored. The Odeum, the market place,
gynaceum, Phryne's villa, the Pyrrhic
dance of AmaZOns, the Bacchantes, the
temple and rites of Artemis, the wreck of
the Syracusan trireme, will all be shown,
introducing eleven elaborate tableaux. For
the first time will be given the full Shakes
pearian cast and Minneapolis theater-gOers
will witness this fine comedy just as il
might have been enacted in EphesuS. seven
teen centuries ago. 1t is unnecessary to
speak of Robson 81 Crane, who are too
well known. but these effects are new.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.
WHICH sHoULp SUFFERS

The only phase of the motor question
with which the public cares to deal is that
which treats of the relations between this
line and the people of the outlying districts
of the city. The motor company is
abundantly able to take care of itself and
to fight its own battles, even if it has to
cope with such man as Gen. WAsHBURE,
and as far as it is concerned the public
cares but little. But there are the rights,
the convenience and the welfare of the
jewellers in the Seventh and Eighth wards
to be considered, and the question is a
serious one. Many mechanic has invested
his scanty earnings in modest home. pay
ing in installments and carrying the load OF
a mortgage. Ordinarily, with the steady
advance in property and the almost GER
tainty of realizing good price even al
forced SALE foreclosure has not many
terrors for him; but now, WIN
this threatened shrinkage OF values,
caused by the interference with that
rapid transit which alone mas
made his property valuable. the mechanic
views with alarm the death grip of the
mortgage. Is there something behind this?
Can 1t be that large dealers III IuoSo socuI-
tiles are the power behind this bond" and
that they are simply lying in wait for an
opportunity to fOreclose and rob the me-
chanic of his home and savings at once?
This is the phase of the question in which
the general public is interested. Thousands
of homes in the lower wards have been
built Oh the faith of this means of rapid
transit-built in many cases upon the rep
reservations of some of these men now
loudest in their shrieks against the sac
cursed motor" These princely owners of
First avenue property, after first securing
the motor line and then disposing of their
outside property at high prices, now come
in and demand the motor shall stop. 1t
has been shown that not only has First
avenue property increased in value since
the motor line was put on. but it has in
creased in proportion far beyond Second
avenue. And now the question is, shall
the 80, 900 people beyond the HIP suffer
for the handful Of First avenue property
owners, all of whom may ride in their own
carriages?
''Must all these people walk?'