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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
A RHYMSTER'S VIEW OF 1T.

To the Editor Of The tribune.
Sir: Here arc few rhymes what happened last
Tuesday:
They say that Dave HILL with his razor-edge knife,
Fouly cut out tho heart OF poor Grover;
And remarked no smiled in the midst OF the strife
go TO grass; Will rcvcl in clover"
Yes, they say that II Kings hadn't quit Ike knave
And slumpcd in its vote for G. c.,
That the stout little fellow who dug HIS own grave
Would have como out top like D. b.
Put such talk Is all rot, for the latest returns,
Show we'vo carried the earth with whoop
so toll the glad news, till posterity learns
How Grover slid into the soup
WILLIAM BARCLAY.
New-York, Nov. 10, 1888.
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BIO WAREHOUSES; BURNED OUT
A LOSS OF MORE THAN QUARTER OF MILLION
IN wArsoN,s STORES, BROOKLYN.

IN wATsoN's STORES, BROOKLYN
fire. which is attributed TO spontaneous com.
buston In damp grain, caused loss OF over
quarter of a million dollars yesterday In Wa'son's
stores on the BrooIlyn waer front, between fulton
and Wall street ferries. Tho burned buildings werc
grain warehouses. four-story brick STRUCTURE
occupying Nos l52 TO 16O Furmanst.. and the other
n six-story brick structure at No 150 In the same
street The smoke OF the fire was discovered at
G 80 g. H. by tho Waterman, who saw 1t pouring
from creviccs In a third stoy window
The fire had gained great Roadway and q raging
mass OF flames soon filled the interior OF the Two
buildings and threatened Roberts's stores on one
sldo and Harbeck's stores the other Tho smoke
rose in dense volumes, and the fire was watched by
many people on tho way 10 work. When the roof
fell in tho flames rose high above the walls, and
showers of sparks were scattered widely. But the
lack OF strong wind prevented the danger OF
great confagrafon while tho work OF the hremen,
aidod by the frcboat Seth Low and several tugs,
confined the flames to the structures in which they
first appeared.
In two hours the fro was wholly under control
The buildings were completely Quilted, and large
amount Of grain and machinery was destroyed But
the walls were left standing, and casual observer
In Furman-st yestcfday afternoon would hardly
have known that any fire had taken place.
Tho buildings belonged to Colonel John Watson
They were formerly occupied by E p Bartlett e,t,. q
adjoining but last spring they were leased to the
BROOKLYN Grain and Ecvating Company, who subIet
tho smaller building 10 the Fulton Milling Company
The losses we're estimated for tho police rpSrs
si5oOOO; Fulton Milling Company, $4,000; ma
chnery sos, 900; buildings, 10000. II Is not be
lleved however, unless the walls have TO be taken
down that the loss tho buildings will he moro
than half this sum. The property was insured 10
an amount which covers nearly the entire loss.
The Sun Insurance Company OF London bad pol.
icy Of 81 500 on the machinery IN reported
that the Alliance Company refused to renow . policy
for 2lO 900 Monday.
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A BUFFALO GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.

Buffalo. Nov. 13.-At O'Clock this morning
fro broke out in the Wheeler Elevator on tho
Buffalo River at South MichiGan-st caused probably
by overheatcd machinery. The Interior OF the build
ing destroyed, involving loss Of $4,000. covered
by insurance. The elevator contained 10000 bushels
Of wheat and barley. Much OF 1t will be saved
though in a damaged condition. Tho grain was owned
by different local firms II IS valued in the aggregate
at 81 900. and Is fully insured
While the elevator fire was In progress. tho house
Of the Celtic Boat Club the beach. also caught IRE
and was entirely destroyed. The loss Is So 900.
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OBITUARY..
JouN PRESTON HALSTED.

John Preston Hastcd. prominent rcsinch' Vi
Scranton Penn, died Monday at the home OF D.
Edward Fuller In Centraavc., East orange ~ -
from heart disease Mr. Halsed was born 10 1917 VI
Vienna, N. Y. and after good common scno.i
education entered the carriage hardware house. OF T. NJ
bingham at Rome. N. " In 1867. In 1880 he started
in business as manufacturer Of buttons. IN i'hacs
Three years later the business was removed 10 scran
ton. About year ago large mill Tor 'he man
ufscturc Of knit goods and underwear was AIDED 10
the establishment.
Mr.. Halsted was prominent member OF the
Scranton f oard OF Trade He was married on NoVohl
Der 2, 1881, to Miss Carrie Fuller daug"'or Vi %
cutler Fprer. Of East Orange. She survives him with
,hreo vopnr cb,,dr.n Tho funeral services. which
viii be conducted by the Rev, DR.. Henry F. Hickok
will take place on THURSDAY, on the ARRIVAL oi uS
he In Greenwood
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THE rBBRII STILL MISSING.

Tho Merritt wrecking Company have sent steamers
down to s,s scene Of the of the collision between
the Umbrla and the iberia to endeavor to ind the
wreck .. W. Elwsil, the agent Of tho wrecked
steamer said yesterday thai he had reliable testimony
that the Umbria was running at the ratio OF about
seventeen knots An hour, Notwithstanding Captain
McMckans statement that he had slowed her engines
As soon as instructions received from the owners
OF tho Iberia, suit will be brought against the Cunad
Company in the United statos Courts. An effort viii
he made to save as much OF the 1berias cargo as
POSSIBLE, but u Is Thought that holhinS Go" w uo'e
towari raising the vessel.
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SAFE POLITICAL GUIDE.
N Editor o<The Tribuns.

TO the EdUor oSThe Tribune.
Sir: Tho Tribune have the honor to say, has been
nv daily adviser for nearly twelve years and 1t has
been with great pleasure that I have followed IFS
impartial and honest presentation OF tho principles
advanced by tho Republican party during the last
oampaIgn-principlcs which the voice Of the people
has so grandy decided are thoroughly American
principles which viii insure to us our prosperity as
Nation and the continuance of that grand corner
stone. our loyal American fresIde. May the light
from The Trbune's tower guide u as safely In tho
future as It has In the past. Yours truly.
BENEDICT sTEwART WINSLOw
rrDden Iake ~ l. Nov L. 1898
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE Fl

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The crude oil market still lacks the stimulus OF activity
growing cut the for the refined trade
outside speculation. There wells near the sand nj
Tayiorsown Reibold whose Developments may cause
temporary Of supply There are later wells
to come In which the bears are banking upon without
regard TO general movement OF production and
sumption and without regard TO the heavy reduction Of
stocks above ground which has taken place The whole
attitude the speculative trade Is hostile TO higher
prices and in spite OF this the market exhibits conslderu
bic strength IL superior the weakness in the
railway share market and after extreme fluctuations OF
cont prices ended opening questions. The market
showed special outde OF trading limits. and
closed fully steady
The OF prices and the total dealings were IS fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
ET kcTBICIANS DISCUSS THEIR SCIENCE

Al the meeting of tie American Institute OF Electrical
Engineers the College Of the City Of NewYofk.
night Professor W. H. Geyser OF Stevens institute read
paper On the Geyer- Bristol Meter. for direct and
alternating currents aud NJ. Abdank. Abakanowlcz Of
Paris read Q paper Some Theoretical Considerar
lions with Respect 70 the Atdank Magnetic Call" aud
exhlbitsd several electrical Instruments He said. In
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UNIFIED STATES SUPREME COURT.

washington, Nov 13-The Supreme Court OF the UIiea
States to-day transacted the following business
No. 70. Frederick Meissner. OF al, appellants. agt
Holman Brun, Master, etc. Argument begun.
No TO- Samuel Hill, ct al, appellants, sgt Daniel B.
wooster Submission set aside and cause ordered for
oral argument
NJ g. Original parte. In the matter OF the
Chateaugay Ore and Iron Company. Argued
No "a David ]. Hennessy appellant, sgt Clara
Wocworth, ct al. Argument begun.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON l3-4 m-Consols, OF $40 for money snd
97A the United States bouds 1901
do Avs ilOaa Atlantic and Great Western nrst mortgage
adam pseifS. 5SS;' Erie sss DO second sSa.os io5
Common 6fs, New. York Central I'LL. Mexican Central
first mortgage bonds. 66'4 Reading 2tia Pennsylvania
6Jis
Money II | per cent.
Bar silver Ia quoted AZ 43d per ounoa
The rate of discount In the market for short bills
IL per cent and for three monhs bills 3d3is per cent
Spanish IA 72as
PARIS advloes quote per cent rcnte, at SO fsncs
for account and exchan London 25
80 = confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
WILL TIE MAYoR APPOINT A REpuBLrcANt

TAs interest In the appoin tments which Mr. Grant
VIII make when he enters his duties Mayor
bss been increased this week BY the vacancy in the
Dock Board. President Stark a Tamuiany Dem
ocrst, and had no lived would probably have been
rcappointed. Mayor Hewitt has given no indication
Of his intention, but idea has prevailed that he
may not make an appointment, leaving the whole
matter for Mr.. Grant 10 settle IN January Yester
day, however. there q rumor that the Mayor had
decided 70 max appointment, and that The
would b q Republican. Two names mentioned
ons Of them Joel L. Erhardt the recent Republican
candidate for Mayor, and the other Captain samuel
Eamuels, who IL well known vs. the COMMANDER of the
yacht DauntlesS.
Commissioners Matthews and Post said yesterday
tia, Mayor Hewitt had net sent any word 10 the
department Of his Intention Mr.. Post said that the
appointment OF Republican would not DO distasle-
ful 10 the board. although the Dock Department was
the epy one of the city departments which mad been
lsr several years entirely made UP Of Democrats.
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the cou,.. ~ hs remarks that he ashamed Of not
being able to sneak English better; he considered
thorough knowledge OF English essential to proper
understanding OF electricity the American electricians
were fifty years ahcad OF those In Europe In inc nAi
Of invention and familiarity with tho sdo>ec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

Rennod oil wa. unchanged at SO cents per gallon
New-York and Ia cents at Philadelphia and Baltimore.
PrrTsBuRo Nov 3-Petroleum Arm and active National
Transit Certificates opened S8s4 closed S6as highest
b7L lowest o6as
BRADFORD Penn Nov lS.-Nstional Transit Certificates
opened at S6s, closed at 50 III highest S7s lowest 56
Cleamnces, ,45i. 900 barrels
TrrusvuIE Penn. Nov National Transit Certificates
opened at $685. highest SIis lowest S6P closed, o0l
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM A CLERGYMAN.

To thsEdttor Of rho TT une.
Sir: While the clergy arc shut out OF partisan
politics, want the privilege Of thanking you Tor
the mastery conduct OF the campaign that has Just
b.en brought TO so glorious a close You had "The
world, "The Herad' and the Devil against you
but you had the truth and the victory. May you
long be preserved 10 battle for freedom and me rights
of men. Yours truly, l. u fLOiD'
plymouth, Penn, Nov. 8, 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
THE WILSON ADDICTION CASE.

George wason. who is charged by his wife abduct-
ing his baby Cecil. s his mothers home In
Springfield, Mass but his wife has not boon able TO
discover where he has hidden the child Was0n has
begun proceedings against his wife for absolute divorce
and Mrs. wason has retained Howe Hummel TO
defend her and take steps to regain possession Of her
baby. MI Howe threatens TO have Wsson extradlted
from Massachusetts the charge OF kidnapping.
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CELEBRATING THE VICTORY
THE PRESIDENT COULD NOT VOTE.

To the Edttorof Ihe Tribune.
Sir: have made bet with Democratic friend that
Grover Cleveland had no vote at this Presidential
election. VIII you kindly decide the wager through
the columns Of your paper and give the why
he had no votei Yours truly, T.. ". WILLIAMS
No 127 Van Burenst., Newark, ". j. Nov. 10,
1888.
1Ie had no vote, because he had given up his
residence in NcwYork State for one in the District
Of Columbia. Citizens of the District cannot
vote for Presdent.-Ed)
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soTOMON BROWN.

Kingston. N. y, Nov 10 (sp:c!al).-sclomon Brown.
one Of the oldest and respected citizens Of this city,
early this morning at the Of eghtyfour years
He born In Washington County and learned the
hatters' trade In Rochester. He here over Fifty
years and had been in the hote business nearly ever
SINCE He the proprietor Of the Kingston Hotel.
and had q wide Acquaintance with noted men. He was
active and influential in local musical r,atters having
been president Of Ulster County Musical Association In
INST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
THE REPUBLICAN PARADE MUCH THE LARG Err

To ths Editor Of Ths IrtOune.
Sir: TO decide wager will you kindly publish
tho answer 20 the following: which parade was the
larger on Saturday, November 3, the Republican or
Democratic b. u
New-York Nov. 10, 1888.
Some Of the Democratic papers did some of
the tallest lying on record in regard TO the rea-
tive size of the Republican and Democratic
PROFESSIONS of November g. and some Of them have
kept up their lying ever since. BY actual count,
in both cases, by careful and competent men, the
Republican procession had more than 10000
men. while the Democratic had less than %,
These figures cannot be disputed. -Ed.)
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Tho Insurance ON the buildings Nos and MisSion
mis- fs ae foilOWs.
THEY WANTED TO APPBAR RESPECTABLE.

A fat ct No. 57s second-ave. was hired several
months ago by stylish couple and In order that there
should be no doubt OF their matrimonial standing, thoy
hung on the paror wall framed marriage certificate
The names Philip Truvs CyrIax and Rose Preston were
on the certificate. A few days ago tho couple moved
cut so hastily that they forgot the certificate They
room, and LOT Of pawn tickets representing many
articles which had bcsn stolen. The photograph wa
egplxs6 by the police yesterday that Of thief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

Flames of unknown origin were discovered yester-
day In the workroom tho top floor OF the four story
building No. "a West Thirl-st, occupied by p. f.
Gucrin dealer in bronze and brass goods. The roof
and top story destroyed Nr. Guerin had an OK
pensive stock OF goods In tho building and many OF
the articles will have to be repolished OF
tho weting which they received His loss probably
viii exceed $4,000. Tho building can Be repaired for
$1,000
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A SOURCE OF PATRIOTIC ADVICE.

To the EditorofTh Tribune.
Sir: You have done nobls work. Col bless you
for It. My father, Rouse Bly, OF Huron County.
Ohio, was q lifelong subscriber to your paper, and
them as now, your noble paper was ever battling for
ior s''"' ""0''''"'' -" X. J. BLY,.
No 1903 Broadway, New-York, Nov Q, 1888.
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nIAzp IN LOWER BROADWAY.

There was fire last evening at No. 332 broadway.
1t began on the top floor and confined to tho
upper pa-- of the building by the hremen. wirhs
Bros, publishers were damaged 5000: John Mehl
d. Co., hathcr goods, lost sl5o and John IisydocRs
loss will amount 70 IS GOO The building was
damaged 81 900.
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LOSSES IN VARIOTS PLACES.

Boston. Nov. 13Fire this afternoon In the building
No. GO Charestown-st damaged the stocks OF A.
Lesvtt manufacturer of organ keys, and c. A. Bent,
folding beds, to the extent Of $500; insured The
building was but slightly damaged.
Fitchburg, Mass Nov. 13-A house in Rostone-
ST., owned by f. G.. Poole and occupied by D. w. Bems.
badly damaged by fire early this morning. Tho
family escaped I'm their night clothes. Loss, about
So, 900: Insurance. So 900
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EPISCOPAL MISSIONARY INTERESTS

Washington. Nov 13-The twenty ninth annual
session Of the Missionary Council of the American Eps
cops Church began to-day at the Epiphany Church In
this city Bishop Whpple, OF Minnesota. delivered
the opening sermon. About $50 delegates were pres
cnt among whom were many prominent bishops Of tho
Church. '' ~ ''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

DosroN Nov l3-ghere good demand and a very firm
tone Tor domestic wool saos are only made a! FULL previous
prlces an PennBy, heeces selling I'll U32s
Tor X a3ic for Xxx and Xxx and above Michigan
eeces b"en made al 20 d30e Combng and dc
no feeces moderate supply aud sparngy
No conihng quoted At 37dlOc Ohio nno deano Si9
S5c Michigan nne dslane " a33o Unwashod oomb.
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KEEP THE FLAG AS AN EMBLEM.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Now Let Republicans and Republican clubs
throughout the land continue the OF the American
flag or shield for q button REPU BlICAN.
New-York, Nov. L. 1888.
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IN TIE DEPTHS OF TIE SOUP BOWL.

Tothe Edttor oF the Tri6uns
Sir. have seen mention in the papers since
election OF our quondam friend and brother, Seth
Low. What has become OF him Has he gone up
Salt RIvcr7 Does he stll think himself wiser than his
party Yours truly, Il, III. II.
MIllerton y. Y, Nov. -, 1888.
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WINNING AGAINST GREAT ODDS.

The Tribune.
Sir: wish to thank you for the noble work done by
Tho Tribune I'm the last canvass. All honor to the
newsraper that has fought snglehauded In this great
city and won A So BSCRIBER FOR So YEARS.
New-York, Nov. 10, 1883. -
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No. 1903 Broadway, New-York, Nov. Q.
WORK TO FEEL PROUD OF.

To Tao E6WOr o. ING Trt0tnr
Sir: Your valuable, true and tried paper has done
work that We all feel proud Of day, holding up TO
the brcezc the banner OF Home Protection and Amer
ican Industries May God bless you in tho future.
p. b. BAGLEY.
Washington, u. c. Nov TO- 1893
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coin OF Jersey City; grond vicr-commander, George
a. Frey, Of Camden orator j. q: Emmons, OF Jersey
CITY, se6ro,a D. ~ Isrsny +, easuiIE
Downey, OF HOboken.
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ing woods firm at 27sc for one1narter and reeeghhs
blood TERRITORY selling secured bass VI 500
Doc Texas California woods command about the prices
Pulled woods quiet and Foreign woods held
firmly owing TO the small stock here
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Washington, D. c., Nov. IL. 1858.
IN THE FRONT OF THE CANVASS.

To the Editor ~ the ribune.
Sir: am glad that Tho Tribune has taken and
held tho lead In this campaign. May ITS shadow
never grow less. Yours very truly
G. W. FLINT.
COlllnsville, Conn, Nov. IL, 1888.
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SPIRITS or TURPFNTINE

SAVANNAH Nov lS.-rurlentine arm al Pho
MhaNoIoa. Nov. Is -lurp 'hIno hgin Al az "a
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NEW OFFICERS OF TILE LEGloY OF HONOR

Trenton, N. j., Nov. 3.-The Grand Coupcil OF the
American Legion of Honor held their annual convon-
ton hero today. Tho following officers elected
lpr the ensuing year. Grand commander. Il. W. Lin.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Nov. l3-Catte-Recelpts last "a hours were
go head Total the week tina FAR bOfO. Tor tho
las week lsS Consigned through none 81 car
loads market steady, with rlr demand export
grades sold AZ - % ~ % Common. dull ana unchanged
Sheep-Recepts lst "a hours 1900 head Total rpr
the week thus far liiOO For Same TINE last week ltoov
Consigned through carloads, Of which % Now YORK ~
carloads sale market steady. vita tar demand Common
Fair ~ 70 81 90 Good {" Choice - OOatt - far 70
Good to Choice Western Lambs - w - 90 CANADIAN imos
~ 80 81 90
Hogs Receipts last % hours $500 head. Total tr
week $50 tine last week 2scOn
through b caroais al Of which 10 New YORK 80
carloads sale market advanced n Zoe selected forkrrS
81 as 80 selected Medium Weights 50 20 40 30 seostod
York Weights S. as rs 80 Rough ~ 1J0sS 90 Others
unchanged all offerings taken.
CHICAGO luton Stock Yards. Nov 10 Tho Drovers
Journal reports Cae~Ieceipts 10000 head; shipments
Irregular B-eves ~ O0dA 90 steers ~ oV1
81 90 Siocksrs Feeders ~ 90 13 90 Cows Bale and
Mixed 81 S5d3 10. Texas Cattle 81 0O43 2S Western
hangers ~ 5o04 Is. a.
Hogs Recepts rs 600 hcai shipments 5000 matkty
lower Mixed - a5 55 Heavy - 3oG5oo. Light - -
as IS. skips ~ 5OQS 10 - -.
sheep RcccipIs 10000 head shiPmens 5000 market
Of .ly Natives Interior 10 Prime q 40 20 WeseI2
shorn ~ CO. Shom - 50a3 30 Lambs ~ W
a - 10.
SPIRITS or TURPFNTfNE
SAVANNAH. Nov. lS-rurlenune nrm al i2Hc
hMalSoIoa. Nov. l3.-laI " ,htlne ngin Al AZ "a
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA Nov. l3-spsash gold. 2.37Sl G2SS. Exchange
nrm
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SIR RICHARD BAGGALLAY.

London, Nov. lathe Right Hon. Sir Richard Bal
aallay. formerly Lord Justice OF Appeal Is dead
was scventy-two years of age
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$50 80; william Fcnschd ss2 IL Bcrnaru hamburger
e5S So
DEPUTY Controller storrs made an andavt OF The facts
before Judge Patterson Monday, and warrant was
issuei for Kayanaurh. The city will lose nothing On
account Of Kayanaugh's forgeries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14
BONDS ACCEPTED ny THE COVrpy,,ryr

BUNUS ACCEPTED by TIE GOVERNMENT.
Washington, Nov. l3.-The Secretary Of tho Treas
ury This afternoon accepted the following bonds
Registered 4I2s-si5,ooo, 500. 900. 81 900, all at
los IL. 49, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-14

Flour steady unchanged Patents So 1891 90 Bakers
IA sacks. ~ 10 40 25 Winters in barrels 20 500 IS.
Cash quotations were follows; Spring Wheat il2A
li2t No. Spring Wheat s2as6c. No. Bed ll2o
li2Lc. No Corn 4OLc No oats 25A.c. No. Rye $50
No Barley nominal. No. ! Flax seed 81 5l6la. Primo
Timothy seed 81 80: Mess Pork sli 10 per Dbl Lard
IS 1920 per 100 III Short Rib sides loose ~ So
Dry Shoulders boxed 81 75ds co. shor; crar sdss
boxed s. % cs 372 WMskey, dstiers finished goods 81 20
standard
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CLUES CONGRATULATIONs.

A VERMONT CLUBS CONGRATULATIONS
To the Editor Of The Trf,une
Sir: The Tribune did It. Strongest and foremost
IN tho battle. It won. Praise and thanks to The
Tribune. j. C.. FARGO,
for the Republicans Of Randolph.
Randolph, Orange Co.. Vt. Nov IL, 1888.
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WOOL, MARKET.

TIE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER Nov. lS-Cloths dull, without quotablo
change Yarns but demand light.
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JNSURANCES IN RECENT FIRES.

The insurance on the property of Benedict Valen-
tine, Nos to Mission place fire Saturday morning.
Is az follows