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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
,,vr srocv MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Union stock Yards June l6.-T Droverf
Journal reports Catas-ReceiDts 900 aesd snipmenIs
blank Market lower. Corn Fed 20 z9Iso " %
and Feeders az 5O04 Ia Cows ~ oo9sA w. 'teAAAS
HoSs-EeoetSts 600 head Equipments 1000 head Mar
ket stsady Mixed IS 451s5 % Heasv 70 SoSs' ''i
Iishi as 70 a 20 60, Pigs Culls 81 OO9s5 20 ..
sready M9ttons 81 SOa3 600; Western Feeders IS ~
Spring Lambs 81 oO151A oo-.
BUFFALO June le-cauie-Reeeipts last "a hours 2sl5
head Total thus far l5f6!S heaa TOT same ne
last week 10 oe5 Consigned through lag cars lVo OF
which 70 New YORK; 81 carloads on sale. Market nrn
bui closed weak Common Fair. 81 1905 30: GOOD 10
Choice snipp,nz So; Export Grades 20 90 700 ~
Sa>SaIlsc.ips were l. 500 head Teta TOT
The eek mus far 2e head For samo time last week
~ 600 Consigned through 1s cars oil which 20 New
YORK carloads sale; market dulL COED 10 Choice
81 so ga 10. orr 49,.
veek mus far az 705 head For same time last week
I645O head Consigned through 81 cars 20 OF which 10
Tn, 20 Best Workers s. 1905 IS Selected Medium
welshts IS 8S 90 Other grades unchanged All sner
tngs taken
ST Iorrs June l6 -Catte-ReceipIs 1.4O0 head; shiB
ments 4 500 head; market lever. Choice Heavy Native
Steers IS bO6se Good Native steers 80 coz
IS go Butchers Steers Mediam 70 Choice - 1000 ~
etsckers and Feeders Fair Good 81 4O1SIo Hangers
Ordinary Good. 81 5O04 40. .. ,oa x<.,.
Hon-ReceiDIs 800 head shipments 100 MARKET
steady Heavy Butchers oeiectons 70 % 90
Packing Medium 10 Prime. IS 35Gs3 d. L&hs srseos,
Ordinary 10 Best S. 1884 as. n ooa u.-s-,
p-KeceiDts z, 100 head; shipments 2ooo msrKet
km. Fair 10 Choice So 5005 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
THO DISHONEST VALETS HELD.

Z Berry Walls former valet william Pexton, VINO
robbed hi; last employer, Alfred N Beameston' INC
brewer living al Fiftha ave- and Twenty sixth-st, of
iewelry valued at sl1OO and $3.50 in cash, and &C
knowledged his guilt when arrested and William Hall,
who also robbed his employer, George Holt, STOCK
broker living at No. 20 West Forteth-st, weic hoIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
THE MARKETS.
4 TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

C0FFEE-As is usual the last day Of the week. the
spot market for both Brazil and mild erowhs was dull sno
for the former values nominal the basis OF 10 80
for fair Rio spot invoices Sales, $50 bags Maresibo
Option trading moderately active the sales reaching
Al 200 bags during the two hours Of the session. while IA
the face OF rmer advces from abroad closing prices rep
resented decline Of IOa16 points day Receipts
at Rio July 70 June u.s. 1855 1752 600 bags same time
receipts Santos July June Is. 1885, 1.099 600
bags same time 1887. 1872 900 bags same Time 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-iork Stock
Exchange for the week Of three years compare as
follows:
Week ending-June 10 1885, 49, 1887 June 10 1883
Exchanges s02e 964, $50 s674, 210979 S5so S34 539
No shares sold 1851, 544 1.322070 1,56l,23O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

unloading ReceiptsFlour IL bbI Wheat Al 900 bush
Corn $4,000 bush shipments Dy kal-Flour $4,000 bush
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush Canal shipments
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn So 900 BUSH Oats $1,000 bush
CHICAGO. June 16-rhs leading futures ranged -
oflnw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Neither the local nor general money markets of
the country developed any significant changes
during the week Tic common rate for call loans
at the Stock Exchange was l IL per cent. Inc
rates for time loans were easier at LAS IL per
cent. with offerings abundant and far beyond the
demand Aside from any possible legislation 10
rednce the revenues of the Government at this
session of Congress- it is coming to be believed that
the ofeiing of bonds during the remainder OF TINS
wear will more than absorb treasury accumula-
lions from revenue. The secretary lasI week au-
vanced his price for the As to 1871 rs and for the
a los 10 lo7 Is at which and lower figures he
nurchased about 81. 10000 AT snau fractions
above his limits over s5,OOO,9OO were GIIcreu 70
him and are still waiting market. There are
outstanding over S200,0OO,OOO IL per cents
which will mature in 1S0l. Even with money at
nrcsent rates these bonds are not particularly
desirable investment at 1O7, ana unquesuohaDIy
will flow rapidly into the treasury wen ,me usua.
fair rate AS the bank statement SHOWS, tne
New-Yorlx banks are in very strong posltloh,
They hold s32 900, 900 more cash Inan one year
ago while their loans are only so'Ooo'ooo greater
than at that time. II, o,.;r
The gold exported during the week, amounting
to $4,000 600 was special movement uhwarra an
ed by the condition of the foreign exchanges: Inc
rates for sterling, however Were aes 30 a. a.
and 81 SO rs respectively for long ana snor. oiIs
The preliminary report Of the Bureau Oh ouListlcs
for the month of May makes showing VI tlic eA-
ports Of the principal articles whlch IN the az
gregate is So 300. 600 greater than Tor the month
OF 1887 For the eleven months endlng May 81
the comparison is less favorable ne ne a6eIegate
values for the last period are ~.
than those for the same period OF the preceuihg
year, but s2f 900. 900 greater Ilia1 LOT the
eleven months ending May 81, 1850; Compared
with last year, the movement OF DreauseuHis sIioWs
decline Of s29.00000O, that OF prov Wa d'o ~ ID
81 500 900, that of cotton g. 60Oo OO, ana OF Pc
troeum $500, 900 greater. SubJolned are lhe ue-
tailed statements for the month and eleven months
Of three vars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
ms based on tho American standard Of ciassines,
STAINED.

Good Ordnary........7s Low Middiing......9
Strict Good ordinary.S 1-16 Mlddling.. 81 10
The speculative market was dull but steady The sales
aggregated % 500 bales ami closing prices Indicated
advance Of 2d3 points on and no change On late
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18
AB6s.OOO lO.4so nm

Total sales bbls. ......s56sooo lo4soOJo 6,si2ooO
Refined oil moderately dealt In, but in symps-
thy with the decline In crude, prices reduced Ia
cent per gallon and closed steady at 16 cents, Abel
test. at New. York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

VVIIUNrrIces Ioi spot goyds were advgnced ili,oe
only 166 bales all for consumption The port receipts To-
o bss s dy week sSa sass 70, ss
corresponding day last year since September t.ha
beginning OF the the receipts have aggregated
54o3470 bales comparing with 6,175376 bales for the
corresponding timo last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June 16 1883
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r1-nnprAN F1NANc1AL MARKErs

LONDON. June l6-2 mcons:. 30 lS tOr money money
100 =: Canadian Pacific 57a; Erie %. do second con-
9j Mexican Ordinary 3s4 Illinois Central, l2Oi
81. Paul. Common "a y; Reaang 2vH'
Money IA = per cent an .-.... ~
Paris advices quote per cent rehtes AZ o Anos
account and exchange sn LONDON AZ 70
francs n confines for checks
mil Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

SPIRITS OF TURPENTIEE
CHARLESTON June l6.-Turpsptine steady a. 33c
SAVANNAH June l6-Tnrpenttpe steady ~ S5sc
WILMINGTON. June l6-Taxpeutine steady 81 $3.50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

easier Creamery ISSisS Dairy issi7a Eggs steady
MptsEAPoLrs June u g. whss;-Recepts were 1853 cars
90 % 90 july c so
s no NSThsn cash 90 5sns can sc a. u
Hare Hare Is a go July N oG do 9S ofsSn
81 jo9ss 70; in barrels 81 7O8si go
DO DO DO Es ana q SDss s No. wne Family
4 o. ES.s Process: soss. s. SSas
Searsi 1924 %: straE1ts iCoi7s St Louis aud
e. Wd 5P9 Pss Gsi q e - q g %
Clear 50 sosi 25 .trais6t $ 4oei IS Pat
Rys Flour seaaS . 5essTa %hsss esnslaSsd
No 2 Red for June sis0s5 &c. Dc for July 9ohsslc;
so lots ss
depot Gle q. on track &c No yellow aS.st 81 %c
,a Mixed a1sSt for DO for Jul, $50
.cs 's Whit. 1 sat saa Lot;
10 49, s!' July aF 9s s5
Potatoes-Sew active and easier Old dull White potaoes
9?5s so
New Rose c1' 90 81 s0Ss2 90 Southern chill EsSs
e eS 20 fsm moye Der Bee. S g S % se SIC s
III o. F ssv 9t fS So 60 Hams no RG%s ss
il salt ssoo sds, Clear sr'' heeei smoked SSo
DO smoked 7l2S7'.G Shoulders pickle cured Tho
aee do Breakfast Bacon at Toe Lard firm = City
Refined 80 % sos do Steam IS 81 Gs9 Butchers loose
81 20 08 So Butter frm-Pennsylvania Creamery Extra
l9c Western Creamery Extra 2O0slc b G and n.
Y. Creamery Extra l6Gl7c Western Factory Is 0l6c
Packing butter lCsl?c Eyes were firm. Pennsylvania
hrsts l1Gl72c; Western hrsts lie Cheese active;
demand fair; New York Full Cream 9d9lsci Ohio
Gn9GS ga e Ts.
quiet: Winter Bran $40 5O9sl7 so ton Petroleum
steady 10 Abel in bbIa 80 Recepts-Fonr 10 300
bbnL Wheat g. 100 bush Corn $500 bush. oats $500
bush shipments-WheaE l.O0O bush Corn $500 bush
oats $500 bdsh
TOLEDO June lG-wheat active and lower cash ssc
June $780, July $3.50 August tS1 &c; December 81 sc
Corn dull easier; cash SIC Jny 64c Oats quiet; August
2sc. Coverseea nomna. Receipts-Whozt 1000 bush.
Corn 5000 bush. shipments-wheat $1,000 bush Corn
1000 bush. Oa;s 5000 bush
MILWAUKEE. June l6.-Flour not Quoted. Wheat irreg.
lar cash 7s4c July 7Ssc August 10 PC Corn quiet.
lever No. 8 at 4sc on track oats dull NO White
50 c. Rye dul No at 81 &c delivered. Barley du No
At &c Provisions steady; Mes. PORK cash or June a,
steady Dairy 39l4c Eggs firm Fresh at l32c Cheese
Reoelpts-Flour 5000 Dbl. Wheat $4,000 bush- Barley
500 bush shipnents-Four 5000 bills Wheat 5000
I'M Rarle huah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

Flour dull and neglected
Cash quotatiens were foilows-Se. Spring wheat
sO'.c No. Spring Wheat nominal No BED nominal.
No Corn NJ 4ss.c. No. Oats At 80 pc. No Bye q.
81 80 bid Prime Timothy seed asrs2 10. Mes, PORK
Short Ribs Sides loose 81 As sailed shoulders
boxed 90 90 short s. 90. Whisky.
dsers finished goods 81 20 gallon SugarsCut Loaf
7l40Stc. Grsnualtod 67sc Standard "a" e]c.
Article. Reosipta shipments.
Flour. bbs. 10000 1900
Wheat bush. $4,000 $4,000
Germ. bush ....-... 43aO0O 1850
OATS bush. 245000 $4,000
800
Barley bush -.- 1000 700
the Prodnca EYchanra markat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-18

ELEVEN MONTHS.
JuIv 1 to May 81 1886. 1Sse-s7: -, lssI.es IS
Cation s193 BOG 072 1908 727, 1!o VI ~ Sds
1r.sdstufs 100, l07 3S8 1900, So4 liz d3oI2d
provisions etc. 1888 $3.50 7s225Col s99Uaa .a5
Total for II M this s424 537 s4es $50 s6
EARNINGS STILL FAVORABLE.
The Chronicle,ss compilation OF the gross earn,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09
SEVERE HAIIsToRM IN KANSAS.
Large Tracts of Growing Grain Destroyed
and Great Damage Done.

Large Irscts of Growing Grain Destroyed
and Great Damage Done.
KANSAS CRY, May s.-A severe storm
passed over this city and the adjoining
country yesterda No damage was done
in this city. but reports from Csss and Bates
counties tell OF great destruction to grow
ing grain. The streets here were deluged
to such an extent that the sewer openings
could not carry of the water, and in many
places it stood foot deep ut the intersec.
tions. At Harrisonville. Cass county, the
storm was the worst ever known, the grow
ing grain being totally destroyed. On the
farm of James Hoots, near Archie, the
water in Blacks Creek rose SO rap
idly that q cabin in which the family of
James Denton lived was swept away, and
Grand River rose so rapidly that II over
lowed its banks. rising nine feet inside OF
two hours. A flock of sheep belonging to
William Tobin were swept away iorty-two
of them being drowned. From Butle, Bates
county. much damage is reported TO grow
ing grain. On the farm of Lewis Page, near
A drian a plot of sixty acres of corn was so
cut BY the hail that it will have TO be entire
lv replanted.
Six houses in this city were struck by
lightning during the storm. The most
serious damage done was at the house of
IL. Tenvilliger. where the house was burned
and Mrs. Tenviliger and her little daughter
were so badly shocked that they are still
unconscious
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09
The PANAMA CANAL.
A Large Amount of Work During the Past
Two Months.

A Large Amount of Work During the Past
Two Months
Nav York. May s.-W. r. Williams. en-
gineer OF the Nicaragua Canal Company.
has arrived from Panama by the steamer
Coiir. lie has been making extensive in.
vestments along the line of the Panama
Canal during the last two months. He says
a vast amount OF work has been done on
the Panama Canal. but bis judgment much
Of IL in very uneconomicai manner. II is
only q question Of money. he thinks. when
the canal will be finished. His opinion,
formed by careful estimates, is that the GOO, :
Coz, 900 francs declared by De Les.ecs SUI
ficient TO complete the work as about half
the requisite amount At present
serious features outside of the new system
OF locks present themselves in the unruly
Chagres River and in the absence of stone
quality suitable for making the large
quantities of concrete for the locks. One OF
the most serious difficulties in the way ol
rapid and economical work Is the absence
Of sufficient skilled men and the substitu-
tion of Jamsican Negroes has resulted dis
astrously TO economic work. The Ameri-
can contractors are the only ones who have
employed iaborers Of high intelligence. and
the vigor of their work il in marked con-
trast with that OF the other contractors
whose dredges are manipulated by Jamaican
Negroes, Greeks, Italians and Columbisns
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09
CONFESSED AT LAST.
A Woman Clears Up q Murder Mystery

A Woman Clears Up q Murder Mystery
Robbery the Motive Of the Crime.
HELENA, NJ. r., May SIN October, 1879,
John Denn, merchant of Helena. was
found murdered in the cellar of his store.
Three holes ia his skull showed that the
man had been killed by o hammer or
hatchet. Several persons were arrested on
suspicion. bat ell were acquitted. Last
week Mrs. M. A. Eckert, a woman who
has lived in Helena eighteen years, died,
and on her death bed she confess ed to her
nurse that she was the person who had
killed John Denn. The nurse made the
confession public tonight. Mrs. Eckert
left her husband and friends in Indiana and
came to Helena. She opened q photograph
gallery and made money, which
she invested in real estate. SO that at the
time of her death she had an income Of 500
q month. The rear corner of her gallery
abutted against the building in which DEM
vas murdered. According 10 the story of
Mrs. Holmes, her nurse. Mrs. Ecksrt said
that she went in the night to Denn's back
door. He was accustomed to sleep over the
store. She took q bottle along to get some
whisky. He went down in the cellar to get
the liquor and when he was stopped over
she hIt him on the back Of the head with a
hatchet which she had concealed in her
dress. She got all the money she could
find in the safe and then returned to her
house. Mrs. Eckert's remains were en-
tombed al bloomington, Ind, yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09
A Sensational Divorcs.

San FRaScIsco, May S.-The sensational
divorce case of the millionaire catileman,
White, against bis wife, which has involved
one murder and wholesale perjury, was
ended yesterday By decision in favor o,
the vile. Tbs parties live at Round Valley.
Mendocino county, and white is king OF
that region. employing hundreds OF men.
He got rid of two wives by divorces, and
then morrisd bis young cousin, FRANKIE
White, first sending the girl to school for
one year. After two years OF married life
White brough. SUIT for divorce on the
ground OF ssultry. When the case was
brought here for trial White bad a small
army Of witnesses who made infsnous
chsrgss against the wife. The Judge or
dsred more testimony taken last December
al Round Valley, aud while this vas being
done Wyjsckin John. his kenchman. who
hired perjursd witnesses. was sho. dead b '
one OF Mrs. Whites relatives The Judge
decided that the allegations against the wife
were not sustained. While her charges in
cross con plsint for divorces for cruelty and
adultery ~sre borne ont This virtualiv
gives Der divorce ana half Of the com
uu1ity property.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09

opszzsx 81 g. Crest Cs<As1t L o. X -.
VIVA H~xs&sx.
TIE attendance q ths Great coancil yes-
lsrdsy - sssls lssss sad the saurs tore
noon wss devoted % exanisinx the
credentials and eoafsrrinx tAs Great ooancli
dssrss TIE sfsssnooa wss devoted 70 work
On The eonskifntion and ey-lsxs In the
evsains . baa9ast vss given in the She
hsNs-kea vixvsn. ana talked xssut .
elx tins, there u nol words snocxa 70 ex-
prsss H. J. u. sools Acsed - tosst nssler
and the following toasts we're rsspsaded Eoc
sOnr 6aesis. A-P. Sehafee Of sAs-As No
koa tribe Resp onss." ]. n lsrso. Shot
eta.
s.fhs Great Council Of Michigan. /"
4 Harper. O. Wash-ta- Nong.
The Great Coancil Of The Uaitsd States =
-. II. Bailey, oksnos
~fhe present state Of the order in the
Great Reservation OF NichlsaA. G. C. How.
al. O-wssh-ta- Nong.
"0ur Order In the Hunting Grounds of
Gnad Rapids" n w. Tssnsr. o-wssh-ta-
Nonx.
Rise and Progress OF Rsdn snship in the
I. r." w. I. Cole 0itchss Gaunes.
A Red Nan on the Trail. Fred T. Adler.
Ma nhattan.
"Our Order in the Hunting Grou nds OF
Dstroit," j. n. Herr. Pontiac.
The Notices Of Our Order, Freedom,
Frisndship. Charity Rudolph worch.
Manhattan.
This Fulias af the I. o. OF Il. NJ" Tom
Walsh, Shs-Ne-Me-Kon.
''Cnaractsrissics OF Oar Order" Jas. A.
Goye, She-Ne- As-kon.
"Responae. war whoop.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09

The mammoth factory and palace cigar
emporium of George Moebs & Co.. 81
Woodward-aye., yesterday gave passers-by
an idea of their immense business and of
their daily shipments. by reason of the
blockade at the rear OF their establishment
Several express wagons OF the American
and United States companies were load ed
with packages, and two drsyloads of cases
going by freight were sent destined for
Boston, Philadelphia. Pawtucket. r l.,
Lincoln, Neb. Fan Clair. Madison, Wis.
Charles City. la. The footing amounted to
over 200 900 cigars which in one shipment
to Foreign customers gives fair idea OF the
houses constantly growing business. The
retail trade of this firm is By far the larges
OF any cigar house in Detroit, and today no
more popular brands OF cigars that the
Flor de Moebs." Ben Hur," "Rs cord
Breakers" and Detroit Sluggers." are to be
found in the market. all Michigan la:
learned 10 smoke them, aud each month
finds their sales up In the millions. In all
other supplies foy smokers the house is re-
cognized headquarters, keeping constantly
on hand the most attractive lines 10 the
city. One especial feature of the firm s
BUSINESS is the care given to cleanliness all
through their great shops and the personal
supervision every article receives be
fore being placed before their thousands o
atrors.-Defroit Free Pres.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09
wiz Fis-d

The win Of The ate W. C. Davidson. CT
Walker township. vas fled in the Probats
Cour, yesterday. It gives IN. widow all the
real and personal property except the piano.
which hs gives 70 bis two daughters. Nsllis
ana Clara. To bis son. Oscar L, he gives
$40 20 bin sons Ransom r.. Robert C.,
Andrew J. and Louis G.. each 500, psysbis
after bis rifs's death. Mrs. Davidson is n
support the two daughters until thSy are
married. sft,se her death the rroperty goes
40 The daughters. Nellie DaviGson Is named
sx the executrix without bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-09


ID. e. Parmelas. tke gal.ss ihisf las been
dlefAaEked.
T)m Eifz P4.Ehsk. as iaszss msa Fas
plexed ~ % tae Streets 2-stef1a5 3Aa
Lodged IN i4iL
gaks Eaadef#sss. sad Aissrs Di.msrd
~srs ID i9r hsiag er1nk YESTERDAY. - and
eo>t or X d1qa
Asasies we're reported Yesterday Al -
ana "a Ssrsn Eoai4 Al. 80 Broadway snd
~ Eo1Ftn-sFs.
fhs fsneras of Ms Justine chiivsr viii
bs ksid this afternoon - ocLoex from
Assloa . ooa enapca.
Il i 0ensral cliazoa b. Fisks iaslazd OF
Professor Fiszs. fh2s Oil attend tie Pr02i-
bition Cs1ssnEoa lhs lcth.
The pziroi sason ~ss esiisd oct a. mid,
uizht "a zsl a dad drulk taat had rocked
hinsslf 70 slssp "a the gutter on Ellsworth
sFs.
tefd4g. lAs AasFilAn na4 nostsd fr0al
fhs Tower block Ia place Of the usual
sixnals.
Ths Oratori0 Society will rehszrss this
sganinz. st ~ "a hastmsn's Hall Is a
hoped that every ooox viii Dc brought 10
ths hail
The Cammings' House Is being painted Z
brilliant white. Standing. A. it does, high
above CrescenE PARK, u bids fair 10 DC very
co1splcaous landmark
Wofx on he new Fuller block. corner d
Bridge za1 Canal strssts. sas formally com
naencsd yesterday with Alderman Davidsor
IA charge a. CONTRACTOR.
A Nay party sili De given oy the Good
Tine social Club az Co. As ArmOry, %
morrox evening. Bouquets will Dc far
nishsd free % each cosle presents.
The RepabEicsa STATE Committse met il
The Morton House last evening" ard sd
tourned - meet IN Detroit May y. when
chAirmsn and secretary vii be selected.
Mr. Mohafden was thrown out Of
buggy on MonrOe-st. yesterday and va
quite badly hurt about the head ans
shoulders A team running away was Ia
cause.
Hattie Meeksr paid SIS and cost yester
day for ksepinx sn immoral house and
hinnls Goodwin and Eva Belmont paid
$40 each and costs They al pleaded
guilty.
The record Of the pest year Of the Council
proceedings Was bound and laid on eacl
Alderman's desk Monday night. and /
about the quickest JOB of binding or record
10 contains Isl pages against o62 pages las
year.
The funeral Of the late Christian Sehmic
was neid from tho residence on Ottawa-si
Yesterday afternoon and was largely attend
ed The Order Of Chosen Friends, OF whlcl
deceased was . mem Der. attended IN Uni
LGrms.
Jefferson. Mscomb, q youth from tn
country. vas up before the Police Cour
yesterday for fast driving. he explained {
the Judge that be had tzken adrink to nerv
himsslf up 70 get . tooth pulled and b