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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

limited States Commissioner Osborn yesterday
heard testimony In regard application for tho e1tadi
ton of GOn Canada made behalf OF the Canada
rcutura Company Francis Montague Low don
that while bookkeeper OF the company 1879
Cons prepared statement which showed that
s22 roo company Con Everett w Bnrdett
Boston lawyer depOsed That the oOmpanys agents had
have ID indictment qnashed COB would eompTo
Sl25O0 Tho proposition was rejected.
Justice Iruax Superior Court denied the motion
made on behalf Of Gilbert 3. HendrcKson for msndanus
directing the Education, Edward H. Boyer prnci
pal OF school g. and the school Trustees Of IN
twenty ard rensate him In the position OF Ist
the school and TO take action by which The pay
the OF 81 $50 from ScpteQ
her ls-4 10 the present should be made The defend
ans claimed the y superintendent refused TO
his license september 1854 On the ground that he had
failed 20 give satisfaction.
Fx-Iudge Curtis began lis summing in the Wlnans
divorce case James C. Carter viii make the for
Mrs Wlnnn. and Nj Curtis will conclude tho srgumeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
A POPULAR HOUSE AND WHAT is SOLD THERE.
Tho oorn hin atom of hnildinga OCcupled by

The combination of buildings occupied by
IT. O,Neiu & Co.. at sixthave. and Twenteth-st, was
more like q beehive than yesterday. People who
came with malice aforehought TO buy jostled against
people who had wait TIL one OF the frequent
Aprt showers and had been tempted INTO buy
ing All stayed and looked and bought until the sun
ent under AL cloud and another shower was drV
and courtesy about Mr. ONes clerks that goes straight
TO the heart and pockebook OF the average shopper pt
at the same time the average shopping memo is NOT az
lowed to carry everything before her, Inc nrm makes
always crowded and they should send out special In
ducemtuts for any particular date there might
be a riot q stampede In the stores
SO they go quietly bringing over new GOODS win
every steamer ami Keeping up ever changing
display of pretty things that IL Is spring opening All
the year round II is difficult task to tell what he nrh
have, for it Is we'll known to All sixth Avenue
that ONel always has everything that any weiIreSu
lated woman could want. and great many llnss that
she would think Of wanting, unless ehe shoulu
happen TO follow tho masculine example ana want lhe
list few OF the classes of goods covered wIgv
Al idea few unfOrunaes who have never neon 10
ONes of the scope Of the stock there eIhlbed FROM
pho ograph albums, the list runs On to aprons, DaDy
baskets bags satches beads, belts bed sets bonnes.
braids bridal sets, brOnzes buckles, DEsIe
bu ttons chains-not for the galley slave-chldrens
clocks, clothing for men and boys lace
collars combs crOquet sets. grapes,
dress trimmings feathers flowers. Lace nchns nannes
OF all kinds French underwear mems furnishing go0ds
Rammocks handkerchief. Housekeeping linens, III
fants outfits, inkstands. knives and scissors aces,
ladies' underwear and wrappers. lamps, lawn tennis
leather manicure sets. metal ornaments NIT
rors mourning goods music napkins, nets and veng,
opera glasses psrasOs pins, pens, periuney POCKET
books pocket knives, printing outhts' rlODohs Iss'
robes everware tides, SILK tles, W"es tIbha,
umbrellas velvets watches and many staple articles
ot hon glf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
GENERAL BUTLER REFUSES WATER.

The jury in the case of Thomas F. Clesham,
who sued the Central Crosstown Railroad Company for
$4,000 damages in the Court Of Common Pleas was
yesterday dlreo by Judge Van Hoeseu TO bring IN a
sealed verdict this morning. Homer A. Nelson summed
nm for the defendant and General Benjamin F. Butler
for the plaintiff Court officer ONeill offered Mr. Butler
a glass OF water NO. no. cried the lawyer, mouonng
the officer away windmill mover goes by water, at
which the spectators laughed In the course OF his re-
marks he Denounced the way IN which railroads are
managed In this city and said that 1t was different IN
Massachusetts There nothing charged Tor the use
OF the streets while IN New-York railroad franchises
cost mint OF money, the price being, ho TO be-
iieve the papers about 500. 600 an Alderman.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April THE proceedings
in the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day
a. fOlOwsi
No 2I4-G II Hunt and others. appellant agt d oliver
Argument concluded by George Edmunds for the appel
lsnts
No County Court OF Cape Grardesu County Mo
lalntlGs the United states rel John Hin
Argued by oliver for panuf IN error. and by Hen
tersOn defendant IN error.
80 2l7-The steamer Harrisburg. etc. others appel
lars agt kmna Richards and others Argued by Thomas
Hart i for appellants Henry Flanders appeccs
No bis-Wilam Grsy, plantin in agt Nary Maple
Court OF the state OF pennsylvania
costs nndeI rule 10.
No 2l9-The aited states appel ant agt John Haiev
Administrator etc submitted by solicitor General Goode
for appellant No counsel appeared Tor the appellee
Adjourned until Tomorrow at IL o'clock.
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COTTON MARxsrs-sy rsLg5aAPH


LIVERPOOL Ami -l23J .. m.-Couon-steady Win .
fair demand Middl.ns pands. zoos DO Aminns Y.
,e9,s Sl.I 1000 bass incu1nl 1000 pales ior
snecnaion and export elpts 1900 bales, lncina4
- 800 balcs Amertcln Futures qnot UpaDds Low hal-
i,g clause prl delivery. sd do April and May deVtY.
4d3 Id. also 81: do May and June delivery . 2.tiJ
lao 81 DO June July delivery. 4GidI also bd!
DO Ir'v and August delivery. It'd do: AUsLst shd
SotSnbcr delivery slid, also 1914 do >eptein sr
ami October delivery. 05-Gidi DO september "eh'"H
r. ndcrs Tor denverIes at tofays ciearngs. $50 bas
n, y dockets and 900 baes Old.
D. n.-Mddlins Uplauds, l-lSdi Mlcolhs Ole~ns'
m-The sales tho day include 10000 bales Amsri-
futures osed dull Cplands Low Midiling cianse Arm
cc,,vcrv IS % DO April and Ma! d'lFerys
garld buyers do MAY and June delivery D % "a SET
snous delivery 5.Gsd. sellers August snd sepem-
her delivery 76s1 sellers. do Septemor ana OSioer
Saiyery j6Id sellers 90. october ami NOsomOeI dei.-
cry 3-Gid. sellers do september dehveN oo'oso
sellers. ,, ALL r.,,n,. Tow u,sauns
clanse April delivery G3Gid BUYERS. do Apr ana NAV
SsI,verv ( 80 STA buyers do May and June oelyery.
Std sellers. do Jun, and July delivery Soth elelsl
av ssnteber delivery f6id sellers. do september saa
Sobey delivery sod sellers do october and Noyrfa'
her 1eyrry 1J8L buyers do september delivery SbiL
GALVESTON April lection steady Middlns 80 Lev
r,ddng SL, Good Ordinary 1919 net and gross re-
s1YisxAH April cotton nrm Nhdling; ~ lov
Middlna s.16; Good Ordinary. lll6 LET and xfcss
REGENTS SIT bales; Exports eoastsisc 400 bales sA-eA
sSo 6sle. stock 81 232 bales. -
Low MddinT 81. GOD Ordinary - net receipt: l. III
b.e.; gross 1881 bales, exports to the Continent ~
bales; Coastwse S74 0aiesi sales. oVoo ose'i s'"S
20ql 75 bales
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BARyUNs FAMILY OF ELEPHANTS.
EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF JuMBos wiDow-Rh1ihf
MINT OF THE SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT.

EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF JUMbOs
MESr OF THE SACRED WHITE ELEPHANT.
Barnum's latest acquisition in the elephant
line Alice tho bereaved widow Of Jumbo, expected
TO reach the Land the Free early next week She Is
coming on stesmer OF tho Monarch Line that Is due
Saturday but II teing slow boat It IL safe to allow
margin of day or two for her appearance toncmng
scene Is expected when Mrs Jumbo shall gaze on the en-
talmed body OF her beloved husband whether sne VIII
he able TO fully grasp the situation, or viii thnk ta'
the once afeotopate Jumbo has grown ooid snu
Ing is an Interesting problem In elephanne Sa:
viii it be the frenzy of grief or OF Jealousy VI
the calmness OF indi ference S. po-run,s
This IL an OF year for white eepnant~' aI
s2uo 600 royal animal IL IN retirement ny br"svhs
One forlorn patch OF pale green on nls
shows beneath the coating OF art he tha, ,Se az
nj dnrins the winter Whether II De tnat 'ne OF
ns 81 scsnhbne hun of would be too great or tae
p e ~ defending his whitehess ana inteRr!ty
sespst the claims Of snufsctured white eepesn's 700
owe the children will have 70 cry IN vain lor teir
only genuine white elephant this year. rerhaps Ine
SreekinP down OF barriers In Farther ihua mas SO re-
Snced the market price OF white elephants that no hgh
toned show will give them tent room. Whatever tno
eausc the royal exile from Siam Eliminates Ia tie sol'-
tudes of Bridgeport, while the lest OF the nero arc
Waiting and marching about the rings AZ Madison
Square Garden before admiring thousands
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D0Is0s or THE PARK hoard.

A plan presented by the Brooklyn Bridge
Trustees for Widening tho sidewalk the side VI Ciy
Hall PARK IN front Of the Hall OF Records WAS approved
yesterday by the Park Board delegation OF property
Roders FROM that portion OF the city beyond the Harlem
River asked the Board what action had been taken 10
vard sinking tho tracks OF the Hudson River hairoal
Company. President Bseknan said thai lac rsorhty
talked with Cbaupcoy M DeFow aud other oHieers OF
tpe company OIL this subject They had expressed
Asir willingness 10 do tho work their EXPENSE
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DISCUSSING THE POLITIO CELT ~ AMERICA.
I,ha histortcal section OF The EaeIIC Society

isfrued last evening lecture by Dr. william H. wal,
lace entitled The Celt IN AneIica-POllto aud PoIltc
at the rooms the society No. II West twenty eghh-
al The stated That he would defer the dscs
sion the polite Celt TO another time Human hberty
DR. Wallace thought had been the object OF the irish
mans consistent in this country lie cied tue lrs
names the Continental Army, ana sall a the accents
of The men disguised as indians Gins tea wharf in
Boston have sounded strangely familiar 10 hls
hearers Tue present generation too likely TO learn
ron tie warped ana enascuated school books OF the
time with ali the mbast OF native American claims
that only recent element In TIC country
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THE JyDUsrRiAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting OF Tue IndustrIaI EuuCa-
ton Association, under whose direction Inc recent Sh
drep's Industrial Exhibition held, will take place
neIt Tuesday evening In Association Han william ~
Dodge viii preside The report will ne read and
speeches 10 Of the Industrial training movement wi"
be made by James McAliister superintendent OF we
fhiladelphia Public Schools the Rev. George l.
CLANCY ~ Atlanta. Parkn God win ana 0thera
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RAILROAD CARVINGS.
EUROPEAN FIvANcIAL ,tAyxert

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL IAHKGrh
LONDON, April 7-l2S0 m(onsOls 100 il 10 for money
and 1909 for tho account Uned states Four ler Cent
Bonds l2ss do Four and OneiaN cent Bonds ia
Atlantic and Great Western Second mortgage trustees CO..
tihcatss ~ Erie second Consos 30; ST. Paul Common.
Pans quote Throo Per Cent RenteS 1t 80 francs
81 p continues FOR account -.
LONDON. April p. m.-Colsols, loo's for money
and 100 II rs FOR the account Aantcand Great
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates sOt Erie, ~
do second Ccnsos. 9OI Illinois Central l42 st PAU
Common Is; New. York Central 1914 Reading, ia
400 mParis advices quote Three Fer Cent Bentes at
so francs II 2 confines for the accouns.
confines for checks.
England balance to-day Is &10OyO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

,,HouoN TIM e..a vou,d bs sevsrsl millions Of dollsra
Sj now before the Lesislsture that gives the PARK
Departments power determine grades In the anheAeu
Xstrict hut mill h lie passed Board take no ao
fIon relating 70 the sinking OF the tracka ,
Colonel r. b. Grant addressed the commissioner re,S
tive 10 at tho tomb OF General CRAM on
Decoration Day He tola tina. hs Board hSa that n
time 40 that they would (present an attractive appear
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MEMORIAL Tablet FOR DR.. FLINT

On the unanimous recommendation OF inc
Medical Board Of Bellevue Hospital the Commissioners
Charities Correction decided YESTERDAY 10 place
prouerlv inscribed tablet to tue memory Of Dr. Austin
Flint IN the main hall OF Bellevue Hospital The Commits
souers appointed the following physicians as No house
staf Of Fclevue: Drs UOughton Macan Quigey and
Hammock IA the Third Division; Drs gibbs, Lorenz
Jennings aud Combs the second Division, and Ora Nc
Clifford and KeIupncr Ia the Fourth Division
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%, s4do 49, s.c; DO III D. else, ede iss D. q
I 10, I do, i4A d. % sc.
Walsh, Kirby Co. veaA lls q, at4ts, 90 DO ia D.

Walsh Kirby Co. veas llS D. Miisss ls DO ia D.
::ss &C. ~. a., !, s.,
for four aay: i6:sos heal, .ssass issls herd iof
;$s ssasa
sad Ss
Yeari ns Lamb. we're wanted At Sass 25 for Far, 10 Er
Tics 2oz Indiana 30 70 atsc ls Western do IS o. a
2 Scoss sS s% Nsbras Sheep 1888 D. 81 Isl ss
19dT s so su sat sheen 7, ASSOC
Ns y Get 10. we, S 1sesP ~ a az 20 SO
III Seno,er Dewey: yes STATE sheep % is.
lambs ii D. att i05 ohodo 81 10 at TIC sol do SO d.
Michigan 90 7sc, Iii western sheep and lambs
Hume Mullen zee state sheep los iOdo,
Walsh. Kirby & CO. II state snoep - 10 .sI.n
Ssst. wer5 & car. Of ss9 ear.
soat and e cars At Jersey y Ts'a ,o roar ds,.
for sale alive Nomnay steady at % Goasi 50 per 100 d.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO April Receipt. lasts hours $50 bad
total tor week thu, far head tor same TINS last wsex
YORK, 't' cars ief market er% Wits sSsd dS%aSS
Common g Mesi@% ~ .Gs a. 70 oo0d 10 cn'co s'eo
s 400 ,', Sso. oia ,SS S Sst
co r arSa ss have o. s1A # ear:
- 75Ss5 90 cioce 10 Choice - 5ass So Extra II OIL
Lambs AMI wanted; all offerings taken.
last "a hours 5,ii5 total for week
time last 81 i2j had
as cars OF which ~ TO New 70 cars
sd DC. Light Pigs. - O selected
Medium WEIGHTS. ~ 70 AS 500 all offerings taken.
ST LOUIS April 7.-CIhie-kocetOts vJp; s1iome1ts
400 market strong. FAR Choice shipping steers
81 90 dst Is Native Butcher steers Is 5Dd.i ~ COWS
and Heers 81 ooNs5 10 stockers ana feeaefs IS OvS
~ Is.
HooJ-Recepts 400: smDmenrs 900; hght 81 Oo0
- 80 I Packing 80 IS a - ~. Heavy. ~ 25G-t 30
Sheep KeceDta Az; slUments mono maFSot higher ~
& 1895 ~.
CHICAGO April - The Dror>rs JoIr1a reports Ctfts-
Receipts. 5fOO SinDtncus LOW Api
Shipping steers. 2JGs lo stocsers anu teeoers - y
qsi 80 cows. Bulls and Mixed ~ "OdSi ~ buN . W
as %
Hoos-ReceintS ls 900. shpmenta $500 marxet weak:
Rough and Mixed. si O5as4 A. PACKING an0 SnDVnz
s. BOa IAgnt IS 9UG - IS; ~siDs " 151st 90
Sheep Reoepts $500 Shipments 800 bea1i mr<ss
strong Nauvess 0CGsj IS Western - O03ss yOl Laos
3 1896 IL Texans. r. 9U9st %.
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Ty..ss N: r.: .sss,ver' hsvs In cash s4sfJ
L.syns dsnc.n the immediate requirements Of ,,a

.NS~"o0s'ois "a $3.50
Towards this applicable about eco 900 due from OLD
rails sold and about similar amount from tue oia ras
to be taken up replaced By tho steel rails ordered
and now coming forward While became necessary ia
the earlier months Of the 1888 TO obtain authority
from the court to Issue receivers certificates. ed
pected that the business IN the earlier months OF ieeo
VIII DO better than In 1883. and that the payments 10 ne
made ~ above DO deferred until ttey can Do met
from the surplus eArnings
Ths operations OF the road for the full year OF 1889
compared with those Of 1894 Hara a fOOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08
EAST RIVER FhRRYBOATS IN COLLISION.

The teIrybO Commodore barney, OF the
Grand street and Broadway. Brooklyn, line, In APP
proaching tue New York side about \. III. yesterday
was carried 10y the strong eob tide into the wrong -p
In backing out she struck against the bow OF the George
Wasniu gtou line. which also coming In
and carried away feet or the laters deck rail-
ing The Barney's rudder was badly broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

MILWAUKEE, April 7-Fiour oniet Wheat lower Cash
7br Ami Use Nav 7ls4c.' June 70 &c dun No =.
sCS 0alc .ts4dy No Z al se sys auis. No NE &c
Pr C,s6 or Ill ~ 50: May. ~ 40. IATOpume steaai
Casn or April IS 90 Nav 81 97e 6uter guiet
Cho,r- Cyr,n,ery isR,lc Chrese-iss cream = % "a
Esxs-Presh i0aIlo RecsDts-fl Flour AlnOU a1ss .nssS
SXn0o fnsL Bsriey 40 800 S1Dnenis-f1GL 3i,0uo
bra. Whe,IL 4 200 sesA. Barley. 10000 Ousn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-08

In tho foregoing the expenses Of include
an item OF S64l920 for extraordinary repairs and re-
newals without which the operating expenses under tue
receivers would seem TO be largely In OF preceding
years Thus the compsnys report for the year enncd
september 80 1884, set down the operating expenses al
slo7o999 the remainder being charged to construction
account bsttermen The receivers In their report
go lnto lengthy explanation OF this matter aud say
That although there has been Increase IN the miles
OF road owned 1879 1884 there has been charged
TO Construction the sum Of $685. o8, or about
5000 per mile OF road during that period In which sln-
cuded S9l 266 50 428 miles Of steel rail laid
and TO Equipment has bean charged the sum OF
$o67479 representing the addition Of three locomotives
and 81 freight tho tho psssen
ger equipment showing loss Of six cars during the same
period IL 10 therefore obvious that except so FAR AZ the
cost represented In the rolling stock added to the road
aud Of the steel rails laid considerable part oil
the expenditures appearing In construction ana equip
ment were for extraordinary repairs ana which
the receivers have properly Included In the current
expenses Of maintaining the property. and TO the elm
ration OF these expenses from the current expenses OF
the road In preceding years ia duo the present
disappointment In the surplus available for Interest on
capital"
The condition OF the locomotives when the receivers
assumed control and close OF the
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CAIENDAR3 TO-DAY

e 81 % g. A1arsys
o hoy III gs6 8ss 20 "a 49, 81 "a 5ss 25S a6d
pn N63 3 Ss S SO ss S
s9i Sgs Sos Goa co. COG COZ SoS 0o' olo o ol2 6iS
suFasaE 5ounraclRcgII- Macomoer "a
Nos 214l 1882 1923, 221l 1892 1872 2e26 23Ot 1858
ssoi ls5 2lo5 65 29"s 1893: .1 2gS9 z7SS. ze ESQ.,
supRrME CoURT-CRcUn-PASI I-Before Van Worst.
' SUPREME ~ H:y DOnohue
sssa ass s ss5s 2o5 9s5 1856 $751; 1855 zGS
9ss1 2;tI 29i8 59a4 2s45 26i6 36i7 2gis 2e5I 2954
ssSSSS 49, 1893 1893 sSS sS gs7 SS7s W. S9
SUPREME 1-cIhcuI1--PAET Iv,-Be,ore Beach, J.:
Gs -, ~ s7Q s75 ga rs $50 100 a5i loa4 iisi 1856
susaoGGTxs coUHT-Before Rollins. s.-.win of George
Cooper II Motion calendar called at IL a In. VIII Of
suTTRioR GoUaf-srGclAL TssA-Before TruaI
SUPERIOR ooUar-TRAL TEss--PART L-Bcforc o'oorman,
J-NOs IA las l2sy, loOl 1892. 1888 1885, 1891 1918,
sGfsEoa CoURr-cEsER4L rERM-Before sedgwtck Q. J.,
IIeeatn aud ngraham Nos 49, 10 IL. u. a. "a 70
doHnos FLsAs~EQu1Y Txsx-Betoro Rootstavcr. j.
Sonsos PLrAs-srGoAL TsRM-BeiOre Boeistarsr. L.
Nos I7ss I15S 1911 los Ii6i 1898 i53s. 1913. 1871
6fs i9 9HS ~ 1853 loS isioo 7Y i7 gl 2l 1855
93 Sgs 1872 S" 1889 Sss : :ss 535 i9 g 7S.
Us 1850 1901 1902 1910 HOS 100 1873 So 7ss
conaos PLsAsTsIAl TsE TAX, Pa Before
5s ii ii2 i ffs 't7s5 :S s 4s 1883
orr TKsa NJ before hb5iic9 JNos
ks0 554l ssh 6ll2 be5Z, 4AIs o4oI oIo2 $3.50 $751;
6s3l 67O8 5S4s. 57i7. 02lO. - ~
No. lSa s37s 1919 56y7, 54OS. b6s5 bss4 6ss2 5Oil
Ss9 $50 4G9s 1858 5s62 5703 1904. o09O $685. $685.
's ciTI 9S CyousI"fsi TEGx-PAhr IIBetsro nsn
Jos s c5 S Sts ss lS $685.
CoIRT OF ORR AND TgkhIsEs- Before !unge Barrett
lsri Attorney MARITIME and Assistant DstrotAttorheys
bellows and AieoiL-No l. , posoo vooo-Aor
COUNT " GENERAL SESSIONS AkI imBeior9, heSo,u9i
emyth ana Assistant District Attorney flt1ger l.
go s. q. Z, D. 0. ~, II. IL, IL, - 10, ~ NJ, ,,.
COUKI OF GsSKgAL SksslONs-fAhI iL-ooioro 1u,go
and Assistant District Atorney Bedioru
I2a 40 o. T. &. y. 20. IL, ~ l3. IA. 10. 10. IT.
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Ayers Sar

aAPARIILA has entirely cured mo OF this troublesome
Ashvorth, Evanston. Wyoming Ter.
Prepared BIZ DE-. J. c. Aver Co. Lowell NAss
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slLESAT THE COYSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETH'-
LEUA EXCHA N6A.
STOCKS.
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TILE PETROLECN Market

Speculation in oil certificates was again
contracted within local limits yesterday though the
record Of dealings was a triAe In Of the small
trading of Tuesday. Prices huctuated only g cent but
the closing figure scored loss OF q cents The news
from the Kane field beaIsh enough TO discourage
bnying Without compelling free sales by holders lbe
arket closed feversh at rally OF z cent from the
lowest price. ,. 49, IT,
The range of prices and the total dealings AZ 'ho Con
solidsted Exchange we're as follows;
Opening .....-........--72A Lowest -..-'-.-.1 - =
Highest ..................73 Final ~ y
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CLOSING Prices OF BOSTON srOoKs.
Bosrox April 2, 1885.
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rehnon market was without change.

OIL CIT, Penn. April 7.-Cruie On-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at 72is and closed at 72'S
highest price, 70 lowest price, TIA; sales, 67oooo
barrels clesrsnees 3I52 600 barrels; shipments.
69,293 barrels charters, 55.i76 barrels; runs. -
barrels
BRADFORD. Penn. April 7--Crude Ol-National Tran
SIT Certificates opened at 72es and closed OF 72os;
highest price, 727s Iowost price. 72ls cioarances,
100000 barrels
spIRITs OF rURPENTINE
CRAsLrsToS April 7-ruroenuue sresdv at Ss1c
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CHARLESTON. April 7.-FurUentiue steady at 81 &c.
A4YAsEAH Aprii 7. -IurOeDURr steady At 81 &c.
wilmington Aprll 7.-furDsntlns nru AZ +UA
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sapariIIa,

am confident VIII result herefrom have nssd
and sneak from experiencer O Lorlns, Brookton xAsA
sold BY DruggistA Price. q; six bssusA ~
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-08-13
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It seems but right that at the cross ing, when one of our number is called, we should pause and think moment. Aleck Shearer is dead, has passed over the river to the unknown. At the dawn of day, when liberty con- ceived that there might and ought to be something better than there was known and enjoyed by the many, Aleck Sheerer's ancestry crossed the waters and helped subdue the wilder ness, and defend the settlements of the Connecticut river; were at Bunker Hill, the plains of Lake Champlaln and Getteysburg.
 He was never to wise too carry the torch, for he knew that he was not wise enough to build upon the ashes he was ever ready to sink his individ- uality when he felt the common good required him to do so. He was with out doubt bowed down with thought vet was to wise to ever utter hit thoughts when so many theories were distracting us all. His physician says that he died without word of com- plaint, or a murmur from his lips May his ashes rest in peace, and may no trumpet disturb them.