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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
SUDDEN ENDING OF A SUIT.


A suit brought against ex-Assemblyman
Daniel Patterson proprietor of ahquor store atNo 20
Delancey-st, by Barbara Squares, who claimed $4,000
damages under tho Civil Damage act on the allegation
that tho defendant had sold her husband. Thomas
squrcs more liquor than the law allows, was suddenly
ended yesterday. IL was before Chef-Jnstce Mehuan
In the City Court The plaintiff swore that her charge
was true Then Justcc Alfred Steeker, consol LOT tBS
dsfendant asked her; /" What was your maiden namef
"Babara Trcllick." tho response. Inc lawyer
tprnpg 10 his ofee-boy, said Please toll tue gehLe
man outside 10 come In" A moment after snort.
thick set man. who looked like German entered ana
confronted Witness She turned pale as sno iooAeu
at him. ., r.. .
asked.
.'Yes :" she answered IN a low tone.
"Were you ever married 10 him IN Connccncut
After pause she replied hestatngy, ""eh-yes'
THAT Is nv ease,r said Mr. Steckler. . -
And Il wifi end the case" the Judge said, unless
the witness can that abe divorced from TINS
man" The man Joseph SOhl, and W; U. beccher'
the plaintiffs counsel after consulting WIN MS oilcht
said that she had been divorced from him she sara
that they had agreed 10 separate and she supposed sue
had right to marry again. Thas settled the case.
SEEKING To FoREC1osE A $500, 900 MORTGAGE.
The suit for the foreclosure of the divisional
mortgage for 100000 on that portion OF tbs line OF the
Bankers and Merchanis Telegraph Company lying De-
tween this city and Washington, brought ny tho Farm
srs' Loan and Trust Company was before Jrsnos Law
hence in the Supfee Court Special iera' yoseroas'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-In the Supreme Court
OF the United to-day the following business was
transacted:
No 5S-Iohn Patch. plaintiff in error, agt f. f. White:
Reargumeut concluded by Cadcron Carlisle Tor the pah
-, ,..-.., u.
No. lll-Matthew laugh appellant agt inc hSIlct
OF Columbia Argued by OnOch Totem and Eppa huh'oh
appe liant and solicitor 'oode Tor alpelees
No Up The Pennsylv ana railroad Company anu DINERS
appellant ag the st LOUIS Alton and Terre Haue Railroad
Company. and ,-,,--.,
No zOy-Tne ST. Louis Alton and Terre Haute lailroad
Company appellants, agt the indianapolis and ~ loSs
RaIfoad others Argument begun by John NJ
Butler Tor appellee ll2 and appellant In NO 2O9 and
by Stevenson Burke Tor the appeIlah's NJ iH
and appees in NO. 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
,nopv,N PRODUCE MARKET.

,,vppooI Ian IA Provisions bacon Cunuei snd ~
,d ua Ions Clear Mles 2ss Cd short Ciesr M ne
oVs W." Snr, ,hs 2gs od. ShOuldorS IJs ou pcr cwS
3ls sd; snoi, p Indian Mess Prime Mess. Sos. ID
ne Ness sos per pbL Prime Mess Easesn
ioth 40. "a Lard American. 32s: ftfue "esS
Ss w. o Lard oil $50 cd liams-Loag cut S9s n,,s
rhoulners avs. meucan Chciee so I'd wleat-hsa
.ssrn spring M e7e 6d Red M.n,eI Is &C. es ~
w MiIed Western A. Ia California NO IS o s
!s ou - rnrpentue l7s Od 30. a. London JUS 90 pet
ReGped petrolen. laI n per ssoa lover Hose
omnon ss Az Pale lis o. COS Oh iinssea on ,a
a. nnn., Iallow-kine American PCS. Oh irime Wy
90 p1 ~, mar owt American Refrigerated Bee hind quA~
re 5i.t, fore qdArteTs 3ss per ID. ou GRO ba
al per ,nn Calcutta Lnseed 4s 80 per esrnsum a4d
Ss cr rson; spirits Tltpsnuue 2os % v1s cwS
sperm oil SOS per Rosin.c 9mmo ~ Der cwt ici
sugar o. per cwt ,or S Sa Tscoyae
prnny sasst: Australian Tsow-bocS 'soi,lesjsyiou
Ex7 Ga; Cochin. ESQ Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPHIA STOCKS
Reported By COILS & LEVY. No. 10 NeT-sL

THURSDAY, JAM 14-P. NJ
The stock market this morning opened responsive 10
the bearsh character OF the published news ana early
figures showed considerable concessions from last even
ings closing prices Yet meet good many lphueh-
a persons who being heavily long" OF stocks betray
no anxiety because OF tho present outlook The agent
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Company In NewYork Is re-
ported by the agencies as saying that the baIu-
moro Ohio New York 20 stay 80 long az
its 500 900 900 surplus ll invested in collateral roads,
lasts. Earnest fighters generally do not pun
fish their plans Tactics either 10
tho public or to their antagonists. Yet
beyond the Baltimore Ohio does possess the
power 10 nnict an irreparable damage upon ITSELF all
other railways and upon tho general situation Inc
other railways thus far affect to ignore the Baltimore
OhiO's position and to assert tht despite "a tS
action thoy will maintain their regular rates But
every one knows that this Ia only less OF Draggarsm
than talk OF expanding 600 100000 OF surplus % IN
sentimental contest The experience OF the past has
the lesson that as talk louder and moro
boastful the Is the day OF final settlement Is
noteworthy also that much greater prominence Is gwen
10 this outbreak OF the Baltimore ana ONO OF
passenger business than was given TO tue
fact last spring that all the railways
w.re carrying freight 5 per cont OF their busnes OF
the basis Of IO02 per 100 pounds for grain from
settlement Of the present trouble
Ia certain In the near future and 1t will como without
warning Tho decline In prices since the last advance
las been considerable. aad probably creator han gener
ally /. tboush onlya few weeks agO-bofore Mr. van
derbs death-st Paul sold at 90. Southwestern at ll5A
Delaware Iackawaua and western at l2os Lake shore
at sgT. New Nork Central at 1914 Northern rnclho
prefrrred at 0j9 Union Pacific NJ GA. western Unio
AZ slS ard racihc Mail at 10 and other stocks ~
price. rroportioua,rly higher than those OF to-lay
After the early decline this morning, the natkot was
fryersh and iiuctuating but continuously made some
rans 80 that the cosng prices are almost uhVer'ay
materially higher than they were last evening ana tue
market clnSed strong. -,
Government bouds were dull but the tore OF the
nsrkot rr. strong and BIDS the Is were raised +
Anne ed are closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
6L Low Mifdliug...---...
13,a Middling. 90


n,te more activity but still buyers favor with in
IN e eIpar T Ge ndS w the BULK Of the
CITY Mill tx Jobbers transactions have been r
a1S obs 81 cy Mn ' R4ra az 81 7SaSi 80 of
as:sc S S is s. s n %
az es 40 G 92e at ae' for Choice %Oer Wheat
66s Winter Wheat So 2Oa4 2l for Common 70 Good
sIaGas 81 for spring Winter wheat o. bes ErtI ia
No. ~. - ,a GSs & b bSs WE'RE for export
Fine 81 1888 90 superene: s490SsSs5 s sss5
Ss 3 & sS to Choice S H GG& sa
Shoce $5as5 . Common IH@ssota s$s5ssSs;
'55 &C., 5Sff Patn Il SG BAKERS Extra =
= 10 ST Louis Common TO Far Extra 81 2oes5 80 ps
Winter Wheat Extrs = s ass IS CIV Mi West
losing lEiG sh%@s so FLog-Racs slightly
p H w omno9 ts Coed extra at
ssss Good Choice s ms s6. s 40 EYE f
~ aGS safF o. ses' 0O
Da. Yellow western 81 SOSsS IS; Brandywine, SO OOS
gRAIN-whEAT-Markets somewhat unsettled Cash lots
Opened se.as mem s Them ecne d then With
nr Hpr.os og sd sn ne decline and ava2cei i. a ne:
and closed Tn best good business reported
sae'ioSS IN oDOn. shipper. easS ana 5y
6asl spot including 80. chicago Milwaukee at g0c
10 store ed csnad SS In ;oe e .oTS @
Winter Eed 81 qg3c nery all at the INSIDE price IN
no. "a for January sb, c closing OF sSise: do
February. - Ole closing at SOlAc; 90 Tor March
y GJl ~ closing do for April 02A2GS3 Sc.
closing at i-ci DO. for May. 93Hsgl%c. closing AZ
g, do June. % NdHjac. closing at % &c kf q
quiet Western qB2c. StaIe. d q Gc..-..BAKLEG AND
BARLEY MALT-Duli prlces without uaerisl change
COENMaket shade EASIER for cash o's closing raher
more steady options ODenef steady then advanced niue
then advance and deciIpe so % then recovered
dcclur ard close Tm NJ la lc above the inside
prices moderate export trade fair business IOr mono
ase ana fniry active transact options shippers
bought $4,000 bush Sales lll2000 bush future254 600
aud arrive including detected a. 4c Ungraded 20
40: 80. s. LgGtic; steamer Mixed i1A0il 2c IA
elevator sc. snoat. s74d 9c for January 16s6 Hc
and 4i7-c for Aay steamer Yellow: a5c N
elevator No 5his elevator ami 50 &c. anOat for Old
80 No Mixed for January. p d5Oi2 &C.. CLOSING at
soc. 90 for February 49,. Gl9c.. closing at 477sc:;
do for March, 47&d4Ss.c. closing AT 4, do; for PM
- ~, closing - for May. 4S "a io1c.. closing
t-sc.... oATs-Cash Mixed were unenansedi " rits
options oDeLcd shade better, then lost the ad
and close aulI the inside prices. Saes 900
bush future. 600 bush spot including No Mixtd sJ
AIrt NO 40. no. / quoted at No }
White 3li4 40 PC. including 5000 bush 10 arrive cost
ire. CHI and Insurance 3Dc.: No White 4Ol2 I NO.
nominal &c, MiIei western; 3ia g3Si9ei white 90:
g. qlIc White State Il l6c.; No Mixed Tor January
So NC, closing az 3c; do for Febru ny; 3ohc'
closing At 10 for May. 7sc closing al rs Sc
FEtD-MithOlt important change; 4UiB. n2gGsici OOD'
e dS9c, 4u soc. loom. 80 a0cci sharDsSl 9sl TO-
Fanf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

Fl erbert B. Turner Lee aud Mcclure appeared for the
plaintiff Brownel and Lathrop for the bondhOliers aud
Roscoe Conklng and Edward s. LauterDach for the de-
PENDANTS. Mr. Turner opened the case and placed the
the Union Trust Company testified that the bonds were
left on deposit with the company Other witnesses SAID
that the interest had paid motion TO dismiss
the complaint was denied For the defence It was test
fed that the sale under the $lO0O0OOO foreclosure
the terms Of the sale read In which 1t declared
that subject TO the other mortgage. The trial VIII
proceed today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
HARVEY FISK Il SONS,

HARVEY Iloh ~ oONo,
% Nassau-st., New-York,
Dealers IN United States Government and Other
desirable
SECURITIES FOR INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the New-for Stock
Exchange bought aud sold on commission lor CASH.
Deposit accounts received and interest allowed
on monthly balances subject to draft at sight
Coupons registered interest. and DIVIDENDS COL
lected, aud placed 70 credit, ior our cusioli'i'
without charge.
c,xc,Dx,rr Ian IA = flour auiet and stoadv tany'
q a0Gs1 25 Fancy 81 36Is4 90. Whem us'et ~ ,o
ejci roceiDIs. 1000 shipments l,ouO D s, Wsed ne
hi1red 310S7 OaId htner NO hAeu ~
tync-Na = Fal go Barley Extra No sntin4 o YN
p,rr dul AZ Laru steaiy AZ 10 " H"sp ~
RR9ikmeats steaivi shoulders - ~, sn3rLt1s IL a.
pseon oniet ana nrm sh01iors 81 02e suortro "a
short ,jelr sB l3a whiskey hrm ano 80 ~. ~ on acS
iioys weak Common and L inn,s S1s mead sulv
nenls 2,osi bahe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

HAY AND srRAw-Hay IN far demand and firm. supply
i TSd &C. NJ i se ttH sse Shipping 7G
5Eci clover 61at5c clover Mixed 20 s0e No. straw,
9MfGT1XIsOIfoH steSdy on Change Pig steady Lake
copper @ S c. Ld bS 1 s the o at
26c hhds to to Philadelphia a, 2jic FOR 800
fPSRov Wis 0Ws@poRK-The is very little doing With
Continued ssnce Of s5p9 10 ereS, rSss n
quoted .0aslo5li 81 ash 20 for Family Ness;
p BEEF-ric@s i"Tn'n NO nina H. absene OF ma
T. dro,5a CITY Extra India Meas u seas 90 Extra
Mess kl2 0OdSl3OO BEEF HAMS-t nehan. in pnce
ana qirt. Quotcdat $l660dSl5 10 - CUT MEAIs--are
fair sales $4,000 II lcxled BE les 10 y averS &c c
honi r4 80 Picsled shoulders QUO cd 47se5ci smoSst
shoulders. Picked Hams S4a slaci Smoked do .
sao0 aonAt 80, as' Long ciesrin SewY6rs quoted
5Gc for Western delivery. Clear - short Clear
s. c DRESSED HOGS sn4e lower ant ,-r leave CITY
Heavy TO Light 1As1 .c Pigs Cc bAKD-ihe m m
%nng rni w5ieh are az pons higher than The eat
prices Of yesterday CASH demands Light While me ogucn
SCOT part "a contract grade closed o42lc@ c
IGs Jaussy stc closing S4 90 c. March
"a closing 6ty oSos; oG yes Apr Sos I'd
ao,c 90 tes June G6Sc 's9 tes 80 90 Coo
nsu enc and South American Ole sales con.
lElhe market 70 urn GA nne GRADES WIN
far demands Tor 'Hg1 Western Creamery is as.
Eigin do asa Sici Dairy halffrklu tGos e2gc
western Dairy IL IIEEsE- he keJ Y without
oe Ssh SKINS asc western as S
shade lower nlt1 sss eog stase i ,'S do Western
sTdAaRsw &uIs and pomlnql F%f Rsgn9s
s Gras9se as%1asd GqoHs es S Sou IS
g GSE9S.si Serr2ys STANDARD
es on A." d2tc W9e 2ol h1Sr9 IA ri" oc' Extra u
sTEARINE-Duil ana unchanged IL price CITY ouo'ed ~
T%@1saIy het and in fair demand Prime city
quoted 1916 "A Sc sales 10000 70. l3'l6Gi'sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIP rs OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.


corFEEspot Ro dul and weak at s for fair no saies
Options steady retter business sales 3L.9V
bags closing JANUARY, 600 as; February. 145U.,o
March 40 $3.50 April $50 nG5j Nay. 900 800 MID
grades steady; sales 500 bags Maracaib0 IoVo caracas au
400 LaguGyra private terms. . Ct
COT TON-Sno Cotton quiet steady and unchanged safes
27l bales Dcyere 800 bales ecepts az the
ports to-day O3lbales against SIG tins day last week ana
l3J2l since september l. 3a21J3 Oaes against
1896 lj7 for the same period last season .,
The quot tons according 10 the American ciasslheaon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
TIE PErROLEUM MARKET.

What was noted as steadiness in the certifi-
cate market OF Wednesday developed into strength IN
speculation Not that there was any decided
change In either field speculative situation or any I'M
porant increase In volume OF business although tho
market was active than on the day previous But
the frmness with which prices have been holding this
eeE in the face OF Respondent feeling that refuses To
he com the statistics which show declining
stocks emboldeued the bulls to cautious at
tark ON their foes Prices declined early % cent to 81
cents bnt the buying OF shorts put tho market M to
7 cents without much trouble Final quotations were
not al the ard the market was only steady put
csir of "a cent was retained at the end
he range OF prices aud the total dealings at the Oon
solidated Exchange were as folIoWb'
Onenipg ........ 81 i2 Lowest. ............... 81
Highest ............... $685. final.-.......: ~
The refined market rules without particular feature at
ia cents more and zig Ia philadelphia ana baltimore
BRApYoRp Penn. Jan. 14.-Crudo Oil-Sationa Tran
ait Certificates opened at 97i9 and closed at S7h
highest price. ssis lowest price, s7is Ciearauces'
5000 barrels.
OIL CRY, Penn. Jan. 14-Cruie ol-Natonal Tran
cit Certificates opened at s7is and closed at $50
highest price. ssi9; lowest price, s7ls' Sales
900 barrels cearances 2,1Ss 900 barrels; runs
40,5l6 barrels; shipments. --- Darreis; chafVers
bl.lll barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Jan l4-cr'r,- Receipts toisv 1000 head total
time last week. 300
bead. through So 80 ears consumed 70
New YORK. 10 loads sale but nothing 0oing aud feeling
200 nead total for week tlus FAR
1sh"' hesii week 1900 headi consigneo
thTolgb 10 market opened steyJy closing shade
weaSeri Common 10 Fair Saeep. - s0dA W GOOD 70
Choice - 25 - V0 Western Lambs 81 70 G$8O0 no San-
ada LAMPS here.
ReeeDxs to-day $3.50 for week .hus far.
10000 head for tine last week $4,000 heal con-
through 1873 OF which % 20 New-York mar
prices shade lower; Good 20 Choice forkerS
~ Oj44 10 light Mixed 50 OJ1sf 05 Good Mediums.
81 lO0si l5 Choice Heavy hero Pigs 81 90 about
cars held over. ,-.,.
CHICAGO Jan l4Thf DroUers Journal reports; Cdnie--
Receipts head shpmens 1000 head mar ket steady
Shipping steers AMI reeders ~ "
as cows Bulls and Mixed 81 sOGSS 80; bulE " oo
$685.. 80
Hoq,-Rece,pts $4,000 shipments 5000 market lowers
Rough AMI Mixed IS 5OnS3 90 PACING aud Snippny.
81 a - O5 Light. SIS IS IS SOi skIOs ~ 50as3 %
Shps-Recelpts 900 head: shipments 20O heal martet
firm aJves 81 0OfS5 OO Western az O0Q % 90 Lambs
81 900 - 50: Texans. - 0O gS3 %.
ST. LOUIS. jan 4.-CdutS- RocelDts lS0O shioMonts.
500 market nuiet Choice Narlye shipping steers
"a 75ds5 ~; haDve Butcher steers IS 2S9si w COWS
and Hefers So UO0S3 ~ Stockers ana Feeders ~ oOS
SO 80 -. -. n, mn
Hoys-Recepts. TO- 500 SHIPMENTS. 25Oo Light - Ao@
SS 20, Packing ~ 1888 30: Heavy. ~ S30si W .
Shcep-RcelDts 1909 nents 400 market actve ana
prices shade easier at 81 j0 9si %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-15

yesterday at Goth and 70 arrtve 49,
the PeDnsyvana AZ Of 800 head Total FOR 1ve
days So $40 head against 381 head for tie same time 49,
week. Trade slow with sheep selling az steady Prices bun
lambs were fully sc lower and the ~ inc close
trfe weak all around Common Prime eep 90 a. Ave
dig Ordinary Prime ami at 62nI<c with one car q
Extra private terns) Fancy stock would haruy exceoo
7l2c. number OF Car loads were carried over -
Dressed Nutton In moderate request NJ o9 az TOT fo %
Fair quality Good 20 Prime with Extra oarcssses
bringing &C. Dressed Lambs In light demand aud weak ~
8d10c.
saes-Hume q Mullen 1916 stste sheep 80 n. at SHOT
las do 90 b. at sc, SO pennylyania do ll2 h. at 4c "
~ te Sheep and Laubs s5 b. she l07 state embs q
h. at she 20 do rs h. at sac 81 Pepnsylvanis do. ~ D.
ct 8io5 rs state Culls. IL 10. at &c. -
Walsh Kirby CO.: 1874 state sheep. SO n, at 41c; lS6
state Shoep and Lambs Comnonl 81 ID, az SC less5. 80
Helenbeck Davis la7 Canada Lambs rs 10. at 7c; 197
do IL d. Gc 2lO Michigan Sheep, 81 d. at4@c; .32 do.
70 TO- at pc; 40 stste do 80 d. &c ic; O7do 92 No. at Be-
DIenback Dewey 1873 Western sheep. 81 ID, at 6isc:
l7S state DO II h. at ic 26i state Lambs few sheep %
Judd 4 Huckin CHAM 4Oa state sheep 81 ID at 6c 1871
TO- at 81 So, 1873 do Ioi d. at he: 24e Michigan
Lambs, 20 No. at 70; 1873 Canada do, 81 10, at iac
j. f. Saior& Co.. 1903 KENTUCKY Sleep JSp 10, at 50 3oj
1903 Indiana DO los H. at S. 81; 22i do so b at 6c ~
X nucky lambs "a ID. at lac. -
Newton Gett: J94 Indiana Sneep 80 H. at 50 ~ l6l
Virgina-fed lOcs," l0Z 10 at i5sc.
4. S. Kase % Jersey Ewes. liz ib. at il2c.
HoGSheceipts were 81 OF $40 head-J6 cars %
jersey city ard 70 40h.st Total for ave Gays
355 lie nd against 1913 head for the zane lima last wees
Fourcars on sale with 81 37a bid Late yeterdaya car
load or good Ohio Hogs sold at "a 90.
Country Dressed arriving badly frozen Prices weak
and lower.
Heavy quoted a5lac, Medium at 5L9cc; Light
States and Lower Jerseys at Ge6hc and Light Upper Jer.
seys at 6ad7c.
saes-J smith, late Yesterday 100 Ohio Hogs, 6, q,
at lie; koughs, 2lO ID, at Sl2c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-25
N<IIINGIoN


NN-uI>oIu>, u. e.. Npul2r Ou
notion ut liluuutul t,vurglu, "a rc-u.
uiiuu WA adopted putting apart
Iuuc l,tHud gud tor the Duu-ldru
ION ut hu-tu,-- reported from thD
committee uu po-ioilicr- uud post
roads.
The floor wa- then given io the Iu-
diriArN committee md the following
bills were pussrd
Im-icrru. the counties ot
Howard. lutlr liurh aud
~ryirr from the western tu the east
rrn iuiIpal di,rl. ut Nrkpu-n-. also
one rrpcuns thc statute " Wch allows
rlcth~ ui the ultrd States courts IN
CMii"mu. oregon aud Nevada double
ipc-.
furnishing rohhcr, iu the Indian Ter
rilorN hy line not exceeding $1,000 ut
imur. -uumcut not exceeding ten
Ncnt-. ur both; Furnishing hor-c--traI.
ing mtbc Indian Territory, hy IL line
NOT exceeding : .Uuu orimpri-uuurul
moi exceeding liyc years, OF hoth pro-
,ldiug that all claims must be- pre-
tins uct. ,hht Hu rAu- urt-Iup mere
Wlrr must bee prosecuted within NJ,
Wears from 70 time tht Horturd. con
i.rrius rNlI jurisdiction in rt,c
arising ,u the lulm Territory ON 10,
I uItcd .'uuc- court rNrrri-iu"DrImIu
'M urndictiou over That Territory
| providing thHt ANY Judgment or de-
Drr, rendered 900 thr United State
/ courts within amy ,utr, shall mhcci
I lrct. Notwithstanding lt i- not dock
/ |utpd. hN WuN ui lien. to the -uIur cN
I tent md ia lIhr manner u- the luig
mcut cor decree ut state court
T Ihc hou-r then adjourned.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-25
GALVESTON oIl,>i>o>.
An tn-RtisHcd Executive Committee
Returns Home other MATTERS.

SPECIAL tp She Examiner.
GALVESTON. April 20 Heavy rains
visited this ciry tins morning.
Mcs-rs. llouN, smith, Connolly and
Black, comprising the executive COM
mlttcc of district assembly 49, knights
OF labor LETT for thcir homes This
morning after three dAN of apparent.
Is futile labor over the Mallory boy
colt or some other matter. The pres
cucc of the executive board attracted
very little attention outside II
small circle of knights,
which demonstrated that
public interest III the labor troubles
nj least in the Galveston boycott mat
tcrs, is rapidly waning, II is under
stood the executive board was unable
to transact amy business ut Import
puce by reason Of the absence of Mas
Ter workman Farmer who WAS de-
barred from being present 10y "A Farm
er-' Alliance meeting NJ Dallas.
a competitive examination took
place to-dsy at the Bnll High school,
Tor the vacant naval cadct-ulp ~ An
nnpoliS ~iN Young men presented
themselves To- the examining board,
whose decision hH- not lct been un-
uomccd.
Hon Seth shepherd, of Da,.e- !, in
the city on - brief visit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-25

NNmNrroN, Aprl 90 The ur"--
lduut received telegram from II.
tmN Hall, deputy commander, Trans.
uniting rupirr ut resolution, which
were unanimously ndupJrd hy the
,uuumpurnt of the t,und ARM Il
the Republic, held "a few duy- uso nt
NrW \ orb city.
MurHEAa, It is proper thnt yctcr-
nus, irrespective of party, should rec.
upuIr ANY thing done by u pubicoui.
cM which demonstrates hl- intcu-
luu- lu cnrry out 70 PROMISE mudc tu
men who dared death tor their cuun-
try. and,
WmEHrtS, We have rcuson To be-
lryr, through declaration, aud No.
tiou-, that Hon Grover Cleveland.
president of the United ~Alc-, means
to cnrry Out the principle TINT vrtor.
ANS who Hrc competent urc entitled io
rrrugultlou huDu1c OF -rflIrr rem.
drrUl their country u time of war,
l,t-pINtu. Thrt this dopart
meat of the Lumd Arm,
of thr Republic, representing mn ur.
p,uilod hudN of $4,000 veterans of the
war; In hunuW rrN-Iou u--cmu.od ,u
Sew ork ri2 on April Fist, I4.1.
views his Oul-c lao Tins RESPECT AItIl
-ntl-mrtIou md hereby puts it-rf on
record Improving the conscientious
discharge of this patriotic duty. ho.
.Ir'ug n lo bee the wi-hur the prrs.
idcul Tint the letter and spirit OF oil
cuHclurut- lu lHyur of veterans -hnlI
bee faithfully carried Out by mI those
iu subordinate authority having the
power of appointments employment.
or retention in the service Of the
governments under h- udmn.-ira
Iiuu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-25
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NtW lohh, April aL-A Ho-tm
special to the Evening Post -n,s.
"Ad'ir"s from ~au Francisco state
imu pt-.cugcr traffic hr- been of um.
mons" volume recently. iron. tAr,i,
to twenty-five ear loads of pns,rug, r-
hhNln2 hnn-ue 'iiy ior the west duil, .
ono reason why the AtcM,un ruud
advanced rate. wH- that 10 could mot
get r'r. enough 10 handle the bu--
nc-- Many pn--cugrr- have been
ollrn obliged To stand u-
much ~ twenty hours M u umr. lhc
cer' beng crowded llhr.trrrt rr.
The Central Hnd southern Pacific
roads hNc pressed into -rryircrtrr,
Old passenger nr tlnt could hc found.
and the luon Pacific roud h. using
rmigHut oar- which have been side
tracked tor ten years The freight
movement has quirlcI down SOME
what bat is -lllI much heavier than
usual ut this time OF the year"