davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Cash quotatlnns wcv D, IlIlnN.

Fluur-Quict and steady
No, 2spring wheat So Nc, No 3sprng
wheat ---; No nd JatSGf 90: No. . corn.
Ole; No. oats, S3'lr so. rye Csc; No.
2 barley, GSdGoc; No lax seed, 81. y. prime
timothy seed, S2.l0o2.li.
Mes, Pork--rcr br ,llloHlil5; lard, per
100 lbs $500; short rio sides, loose
sos, dry alted shoulders, boxed. BOllo
6.25, short clear sides, boxed SSiOdS.I5.
Receipts Flour. 5000 hrlS wheat, u. O..
900 bui corn, $4,000 bu oats, $4,000 bu:
rye, 5000 bu, barley, 5000 hu.
pmcnts-Flour, 2luJO hrlg wheat u, 10
COO bu; corn, 25i,0OO hu, oats, GOOJO hu.
rye, 1000 bu, barley, 1000 bu.
ST. Lows Mo-, June G-Flour dull
and easy. Wheat higher 4 strong market
With sharp demand based chiefly un all.
diuoual hal crop rcror. The close vas l6t
l}-c above yesterday. so, ., red, cash Sl1,
tJ"ci juno closing. so'r July 80, r,SG' ,c
closing Ssc; Augus', N,i.t.SGc: closing
N1A.g September, closing sir December -
1Doi.c. closing SJjsc
Corn--lmcitlcd, bul higher. cash. 81 .r
July m.@5ii4c, closing 5ug August,
u .,ci closing 5l)sc DID. year closing ag1,c
bid.
uat-Frmcr; cash quiet 32lic. July.
23'tG August 1896 asked.
Eyc-NudiHg doing Hrloy- Nominal
hwu-pull, Gle. Communicative. $3.50
ll1y-Fim' prime timothy sl&UOalN.iJ,
prair,r, sllulHiaUD.
Buucr-pairy, lJc r-~, l3c
Provisions Firm. lurh=-lI5O. Land
-Fsl3ll. D,y salt meats lbuNrd I-ShuulI-
crs, ,j.oI9GOglougy l.Hr,and clear ribs, 500.
short clears, IS. luHt-n.
Bacon lbpScd b->.Uullc~ SGG21E long
clear. and clear ritt $500 short clears,
ss.sSHSi5
Hams-FlDOl4Igg
ErDcipt,-flnuE 2Hl hrls. wheat 27Onl
bu. corn, Gi,uuJ bi uilH, l1tp hW rye,
mono, barley none.
ShipmenJs-Fluur 5uohrl= wheat. 5.un
bu; corn, il,0uO bui oats, 10000 bu, rye,
none; barley, none.
tsPDrcrIes.
INV NonE, Junc "a - Coffee Spot. fair:
Rio, lb'lr. Options. steady. Hlrs. GS.1U
hIc-. June, sla, U.tiJNn. July. sI1o,' 2ul
August, Sll.G nll.uI, september elU NIu
no O.uHcr $1,000 lU9b; November.
$40 2j'l1.O, December si125HiuG,; Jan
unry, 40 %. February 1913 alui'. Sugar
llS,es---Qu.rt. Eier firm. lfrr.-nuU and
heavy. Receipts. as iacklrrs. western, ~,
Cni53ac Buitcr---Fm uu line grades.
Chccsu---firm and fnir demand.
ttNDiNhArt, o.. Junc -Mhiyky-firm.
sales 20 barrels OF finished goods on 70
basis 81 Sill Butter, weak. sugar steady.
Egi,s-FImcF. i5,iiJlrc. thrc.r-Elsicr.
tiuctgp lli.. June u.-pn the Pruducc cV-
change to-day. tIr butter market va, more
artiyc. creamery quoted 90 liBliv, dairy,
i2glGc. Esr-i3l5@IL
lave sIoca.
CmcAGo, 49, June G-Thc Drlrsr' jour.
nal reports Cattle Receipts, iOUul head.
shipments none. Market irregular Native
bccvcs. e. 2j0t5 90 cows Slju4BJp stock
crs aud feeders, s2.5J 100 Texans, si7jn
IA
Hogs 'ipts. i5up. shipments. none.
Market opened active firm and b. higher.
Light and rough packing $40 tt5.bJ mixed,
s.,a5ai.7H heavy packing aud shipping.
siSlGtj.D
sheep l,cccipts, 3.jlt shipments, none.
Market steady; native muttuus. siuJmijn
Texans, - ODtLj.51. Western feeders, Sj.2UOg
tsJjJ
New yerk Dry Good, Market.
Nav NonE. June % =Cottpus quiet aud
steady. and white gops ordered against nr.
rivals. woolcns very dull
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

sl.50 per sack. Cabbage, home grown, crate
500 Kraut brls,. $3.50; half brls, $3.50
Garlic, soc per 100, Turnips, 81. 90 per brl.
PIcKLEs-Brs, $3.50; hall brls, $500.
PoTaToEs-Firm; new, S3.0O@3.25 per brl;
sacks, $780,
PoUIrRY-Chickens, spring, $l,75@2 rs;
mixed, 81 25d2 75' hens, IS. OOtd3, so.
EaGs--Steady; bxs, BE; cases lie.
NUTs-Cocoanuts, $500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock. 8al
&c; roasted, 2lSc higher; shclled, 100. Pc
cans, Texas, 9al2c.
RAIsINs--london layers $780, layers,
S2.75; California, g.. %.
BuTTrR--Butterinc, 10000; creamery, oS
@3Oc; dairy, 10000; country butter lO& i5c.
half brl.
NINEGAR---Pcr Gal. sMfoc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Provisions

Ffm--. Mackcrel. half brls.. No. I, S2J
No. 2 1915 iOlb XII, No. I. l.ii. No. ?
N.i0. Dry herring, family. 2,c per box.
FRE-H MgArs-Choicc beef. hindquartcrs,
loo; forcquarter s.. second grade, hind
quarters. &c, forcquaricrs, &c. Sheep, o..
Hogs, Nc.
Hoo Pnoprcrs--Stronr mcss pork, $1,000
sugar cured hams. li6ti2c, breakfast bacon,
lOif@ilAc, baron, clear rib sides, Otsglsc,
bulk pork. clear sides, SIC. clear rib sides,
SIC. long clear. SIC. shoulders, CSC.
LARD--Tcs, SIC, half brls, SIC kegs, SIC
choice kettle, 0l.c, strong.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

ArrpEs-Nons IN market Dried apples,
6Nd7,sc per ID from store. Dried peaches,
SeaC from store.
fEurr Oranges. -. 1904 20 per boz. Lem.
ons. 81 60et3 % per boz. Bananas, N.692.1O
vfsrTAILrs-onIon. ssm@sO per brl;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Gotten seed pro,lrr,s

PRIUa CRroE Ou-lla3lc. pr,m, summer
yellow, &tg}c; choice cooking summer
yellow, &"1l prim' cotton -csi meat.
$3.50 elaoi, carload lots, less than ear
load, SIS. uuliSJ1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
Movements nt the I.cyes

Arryals-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma,
Friars Point; City Of st. Louis, New Orleans;
Diamond, Ohio river
Doparturcs-RoSa Lee, Osccola; Coahoma;
Friars Point City of St Louis, St Louis
Chickasaw, White river Diamond, New Or
.nnnn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton markc, opened easy and
closed easy; middIing, oHc. Sales, 200
bales including none last evening. OF which
GO TO exporters aud 100 TO spinner
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 79.c good ordinary, SIC, low
niddiine. oI.c middling. oSc good mid
ding. gl9-iGc; middlinE fair, io,Sci fair.
nominal Dusty 20 10 io lower
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Live ANnetx

LANhs--Choicc, $500, common TO good,
per head, Sl5O3.OO.
HoGs-thoice light, 5a5hc; good, $40
oc common, ihttIiSc.
.CArrLE-i 'hoicc I@iisc; good. 3iSdic:
choice grass cattle, 3G3i1c good. 2i.s,J,
scallawag,. nominal.
SHEEr-Choicc, idilsc; medium, SKATE:
common, $iODH$i So
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Bonds aud stocks.

The following list Is corrected regularly,
and may be regarded as the latest quotations:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex-
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Easy-Middling Cotton ol-2c-
Sales Today. 700 Bales-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Strong.


"WEDNESDAY EVENING June G. lsss.
Money continues in good request. The
supply is ample for all business purposes at
\ per cent.
The clpnring- bouso ro,,o,. L. . r. IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

WHISKY --- Straight Kentucky Bourbon
N.5o9G0O; Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, Sl5Od3.OO Eastern
ryes. Sl.Sj16O1, according to age and make;
common WHISKY, 9Oc9SL2j according t.
proof.
BAGGrNG---7@SLc.
1ITS-.-Silh
SSnor--Drop Sli5; buck $l.7a
lEAD--jc.
NAns--lron, 50. 10; steel, 81. 25Go.25.
POWDER - Kegs 500; half kcgs. S275;
SEEDS Red clover, SL7j per bu; timothy,
So per ba; herds, 6>c per bu; blue grass,
Si21 per bu; orchard grass, 81. iDdi.5O per
bui German millott, SIS per hu.
HIbEs--Dry hint, No. |, iOallc: No. ., "a
SC; dry salted, 5Id7c; green saltcd. No. /.
&c; No 2 S4G green, 3gic; shcepskins, l5c
dSlO0; Irregular
quarter kegs SlI5.
ron,cco--Common, e5as5c; other grades
$50 SIC
SyurF-.. CARROTS. slO.Sj: Ralph's slo.o5.
railroad, S42j; Gail & Ak, 500.
Coal On--.Prmc white, wholesale lots 9l,c
per gal.
BEEswAN-lSd2Oc.
TALIow-3H4c.
Woodbury. grease wool. unwashed 100
ljc, clear grease WOOL 2D1G2Jc; bury washed
2odjOC; tub washed, 3O,d3ic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
Iictiictiibrrf

Mruuus & Cu,rLrsrov train leaving M ~
a. M, carries through Pullman Bullet
sleeper to New York without chang,
via Harrisburg arriving 40 second
morning.
MTNuus 4 tuNUIr.r1V train leaving al
lu.ibp. M. carrie. through Pullman
Buffet sleeper tu Washington. u. e..
without chanrc via lNurhburg, arriy-
ing ms second morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

For spnius. bruises. rheumatism. cmmps.
Inflammation. swelling. cuts. burns. etc. In
man, and spiut rInrhDno, wndgull, cpl
Tuutic scratched ETC., IN hor.ps lausum
Root l.iuiWCnt iyu SUR cure. The "ksng of
liuimcnt,' is the universal verdict Never
fails a. cure any lilmout that can be reached
10y nu external application. 5Dccnts
per bottle lur sale at llri,tcr'5 drug store.
1,I Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
NTw YORK.

spoi, opened steady and closed ::quisi and
frrn; mlddiinE iOc. Sales, i2i bales. Quota
lions ucre as follows Ordinary, nc good
ordinary. sii.iGc; low middling, DICE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

Cmc,oo, June G.-.-Clearings. Oh ,oOiOoO.
ST. Iouis, No, June O-Clearings, t2s7G,
400. balances. i2jJ.s5s.
NEW YoRK, June CLEARING, 1871.
O6j. balances. A.i25.3Sj.
BosroS. Mass, June 0-Clcarings ga
a33, s53. balances ~ ,0g7. So
BALTIMORE MD. June G-Cicarings o.,
OsS SO. balances, sjls,O3s.
PmLlbTirHiA, Pa. June o. ---Clcarings, so,
S57, go, balances. 81. 6ss.8DL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

SuwrmuE iur TuW WugLY Arrr,L, 81
per year, aud participate In thc grand dis
trihutiun oi gifts December l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
pAII.Y corTov STATEMENT.

Imtorts-M a CRRMM&TR RIO La y
RR, p: &LRRRi c, a WRR, a. l.,
.No&TRR.i II, steamers, tswagous Total. ~
bales
Erports-M c, o& S
~, x. "a steamer north. " Total 10 ssleA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

LoSD5N, June q ip. m.-Consuls closed
ate, l3.tGl Tor money, aud - ib-isi Tor the
account The amount u bullion gone into
the bank Of England on balance today was
fbS.UJ1.
PASS. JuncG.-Thrcc per cent rcntcs M,
2jc for the account
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts In port this day. ISIS. sll
Receipts In port this day iSsI............... ass
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07

New YORK DrJ sonda MARKER.
Nav NoHE. June o. lotions quiet aud
steady. aud white gops ordered against ar
rivals; wpolcns very dull
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-07
SsPDrrrIes


CnIcA0o, ~ June G-Ihc Dr1rsrj Jour.
nal reports: Cattle Receipts, 1000 head,
shipments, none. Market Irregular Native
hccycs. q 2jM5 90 COWS 5i.ju43Jp. stock
crs aud feeders 500 40. Texan. II 1jal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08

Steamer Richmond Jenney Point Va with ndse and
STEAMER MsniSay Br Tindae Philadelphia In ballast "a
Funoh. Elye & 20 ,,,,o. NJ, r,,,s >o,ras ~ ,av.
with sugar Mosle Bros vessel TO F Whitney & Co.
sUNsEr.-At sandy Hook. wind light, wNwi clear Al
Arrived yesterday
rravs Ger wiIsgesSd Bremen FEB 20 south
Co. Arrived at the Bar at y pm.
CLEARED
Steamer Republic (Br) DAWSON Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Egypt (Br) Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Mississippi (Br Hunter, CARDIFF Avonmouth
Steamer iess orb vaniatt. Marsenes Lisbon-J W
srramer Delta (Fr, shaw Halifax-Lort & Ausun.
Steamer Liberia (Nor Danelsen. Baracaa-f unch Edys
&CO. o...,. ,.,r,. a.,vo.,on Z, 81 v,uorv o "a
Steamer Breakwater Dole. West Point Va-od Dominion
Steamer wyanoke. Boar. Norfolk City Point aud Rioh
mond-oM Dominion IS 90 n,.,. n,,o
Steamer Commonwealth Van Kirk. PhilUephia-Rooerts
steamer Pranconia. Bennett Portllnd-Horatio Hal
Ship Dora (Ger) Meyer. Nordenhayen, Ger-Hermann
ship Lydia Br, Perry HamSaTgmBoy' & Hi9 q.A ~.
Bark erha (Norl Nielsen. Buenos Ayres-Jonn Norton
Bark Sarah Chambers (Br,. csrer. Amsterdam -Funoh
Bark Holmes OBJ. Newcopb. Dieppe. FRI Whit
ney & Co. ,n
Steamers Republic and Egypt for Lverpool Barracuda
nan; wyanoke, Norfolk Breakwster Newport News F
BarSs jane Harvey Tor cape Town; Agnes and Nanny
Oporo; Havre Perth Amboy,
Also saed-Via Long Island Sound-Bark Lillian Vigut
for Bueuos Ayres.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF srEANGaa
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIZARD Mar Passed steamer Noordland (Belg. NicE
els from New; YORK on her way to AnSwe;p mall. H..
MlyRg Mar 7-saied amer Rhaeta (Ger) ogogesaaZ
from Hamburg hence lor New.York.
(tVr later shipping yers. aaN sec FltA PugA)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
THE .JURy SAYS GIBLIN KILLED HER

urrn To ANSWER FOR THE MURDER OF MADELINE
GoRIZ, WHO DIED FOR HER HUSBAND:
The Inquest into the death Of Mrs Madeline Ooez the
Young bakers wife, who fatally shot at her store NO.
eo West Houston.st on the night OF February 10 by
Charles Gtblin while trying to pass counterfeit 90 DILL
was begun yesterday by Coroner Levy. Mrs 0oeE was
endeayoring to save her husband who was quareiih9
with Giblin The former also wounded and hao
been confined at st. Branclss Hospital i'll fiithst I'll
Yesterday He has however recovered ana appeared aS
witness. The prisoner appeared undlstuibed BY the
proceedings
Witnesses Of the shooting retold the story that mas al
ready been published Deputy Coroner jenkins testified
what the autopsy revealed that the pisoshot wound III
the abdomen had caused the woman's death Counsellor
McLeand stated that he did not care to have the prisoner
testify and the jury after absence of I'VE mnuteS ~
turned the following verdlcti We the jury, ma INA
Madeline Goelx came TO her death from pistol sho'
wound in the abdomen at tho hands Of the prisoner
Charles Giblin."
Giblin was reconmtted the Tombs without ball "a
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
NEWARK.

The new cable system introduced by the Essex Pas
senger Railway was tested at l a. m. yesterday q car
making a trip over the road at speed OF hVe mics
an hour The system was found to work successfully.
The High Street Presbyterian Church has extended
call to the Rev. William n Paden, OF the Holland Me-
mortal Church OF Philadelphia Mr.. Paden is about
thirty years of age and graduate OF Princeton.
1t was announced yesterday that John S. Lttel hard
ware dealer at No 400 Broadst, had made an assign
mcnt to Samuel J. Mcdonald. The liabilities are
60 ZOO and there are about 200 creditors
The will of Isidor Lehman, president of the German
National Bank, was probated yesterday. The entire
estate Is devised to the widow.
Exsherlf william A. Baldwin, for many years Col
lector OF Customs at Newark, reported last night
to be in a dying condition at his house in Woodslde
Mr.. Baldwin well advanced In years and Is widely
known throughout Essex County.
The Essex County Cooperative Association was In
corporated Yesterday II was organized on the Koch
dale plan, the projectors being workingmen
A committee Of the Board Of Trade last evening
adopted o circular to business men, recommending
the project of constructing railroad track along 'ho
river 'front.' where the largo manufactures arc iocae
to be operated at night IN ORDER to furnish neeoeu
facilities for shipment
william Cramer age IS, employed In Morris & Clark's
coffin factory, had his hand severed by circular sa"
while at work yesterday,
Tho Aoueduct Board last night adopted resolutions
condemnatory Of two Legislative bills, ono for tho
surrender of navigation on the Morris Canal, and the
other giving private water companies the right to
store and sell water to munich alltles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
RROOKINN

Adam Doxey 1unkman, was sent TO the Penten-
t1ary for eleven months, and fined $3.50 yesterday by
Police Justice Naeher for swndlng Mrs Maria Groth,
by getting clothing from her the prctext that he
was sent by the Health Department to collect woolen
clothing and have burned for fear OF spreading small
pOx contaglon
Harry c. Brown, secretary Of the Long Island Brew
ing Company, and nephew of W. A Brown, preeid
Of the Budwciser Brewing Company, has become In
sane and has been placed In private asylum In
Buffalo. He is abop forty years of age, and showed
the first signs of insanity last week
Jabez III. Judson. Of No. 1s1 Broadway, bled to
Death last Friday while undergoing an operation for
the removal OF a cancer. There were five physicians
engaged In the operation. but they were unable to stop
the hemorrhage.
Alfred r. McSlennan, Of No. 110 Pacific ST., who
recently attempted suicide has been pronounced Insane
BY Judge Clement of the City Court, and committed to
BioomiDgdale Asylum
The Aldermen will hold special meeting to-day to
mass resolutions Of regret for the death OF Mayor
Chapn's mother, who Will be buried this afternoon.
suit has been begun by Thomas H. Story against
The United states Lie and Accident Insurance COM
pany to recover policy Of $1,000 or the life OF his
father The company contests 1t ON the ground that
Mr. story who died from cancer OF the tongue con.
ceaed the fact that he suffering from disease OF
the tongue when he took out the policy. The case
same to trial In the Supreme Court yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
CARRYING TIE VAR INTO PERU.
KEEN RIVALRY OF NEw-YoRK sPECULAToRs ovl

KEEN RIVALRY OF NETWORK SPECTATORS OVER
SOUTH AMERICAN RAILROADS.
War to the knife to be the OF affairs ex.
listing just between w. r. Grace Co. the one
side and John L. Thorndyke E. c. Dubois and Joseph
S. Spinney the other They have a bone OF conten
ton and 1t is the railroads Of Peru. Messrs Thorndyke
and Dubois arc American >.'zens Mr.. Thorndyke
came from Poughkeepsie and Mr.. Dubois from Malone
in this State. Mr. spnney Is commission merchant
for the South American trade, and is Mr. Thondyke's
representative Messrs Thorndyke and Dubois
they became assgnees Of sl00 900 900
Of the 1854 600 900 railroad contracts obtained by Henry
Melggs from the Peruvian Government.
Mr.. Thorndyke, who Mr.. Meiggs's chief engineer
undertook the division OF the railroad from
Molendo to Arequpa, thence to Nuno. and thence to
Cuzco. Mr.. Dubois had the Chlmbote division. MI.
Watson, who married into the Meggs family obtained
the transfer to himself Of another division, which had
been assigned to John Meiggs by his brother. The
Oroya division, still another concession running from
Lima Janja said to be worth 10000, has passed
into the control of W. r. and Michael p. Grace Mr.
Thorndyke's divisions in the southern part Of Peru
Mr.. Duboss and the Graces In the north. The Peru
Wan Government carrying out a policy announced last
June has seized the division built by Mr. Dubois, and
taking possession Of the divisions constructed
by Mr.. Thorndyke, DESPITE protests forwarded by Secfe
tary Bayard- Mr. spinney said yesterday:
"Messs Thorndyke and Dubois have protested In vain
against this high-handed step They are American
cuzens l have just learned that the commission ap-
pointed by the Peruvian Government have gone South
ostensiby to examine into receipts Of Mr. Thorn
dykes roads They business to do that anyway
But simply that the commission VIII seize tho
roads"
How about the Oroya division
Oh that has not touched. Why should It be 7
, The Graces are the Peruvian Government
" How long
"Tbey have always been getting there. i lived az
Lima with them. But have nothing to say but ms
Messrs Thorndyke and Dubois are American citilehA
The road OF the Graces not been touched ana ~
will not be. 1t is not true, as reported that ME- "ia
dd not protest against seizure Of his road-ostensioy
threatened He was first do 1t, or We woud not
have done It," =,
W. r. and NJ P. Grace were in close consultation all
day yesterday and sent word that they diu ho' n"'S
time 70 talk any else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08

Adams prominent civil engineer for tunnei 10 De con-
structei instead Of the vladuct His estimate Tor ts
was $3.50 3O9 General f. l.. Viele said he was the
originator Of tunnel scheme and therefore, strongly
favored It. He opposed to the viaduct so was
Theron G. Strong, who represented several large pop
erty-Owners
letter was read from the Harlem Bridge Commission
explaining the asking additional SllooVo
for sinking the second pier deeper than was originally
intended. The explanation was not satisfactory 70 ho
Mayor and on his recommendation this matter was re-
ferred tn the CORPORATION Counsel order ~ delay
the work the Controller authorized TO Issue $3.50 600
OF per cent applied the construction Of
the bridge The Bridge Commission had asked Iof
100000
The Board concurred In the action OF the Park Depart
ment relative plans for the extension and improve
ments of the Metropolitan Of Art. which are
estimated to cost 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-08
sIxTH-AvE.. 18TH AND 18th sTS.
1LAvIyo MANY CHARITABLE GIFTS BEHIND

LLAVJNG MANY CHARITABLE GIFTS BEHIND
Tho Will OF Alfred S. Barnes offered for pro-
bato yesterday In brooklyn 1t was made on Octo-
bcr 90 1856, and leaves each of the ten children and
the widow $4,000; five brothers and sisters, ninc
nieces and thirty grandchildren $1,000 each The
charitable requests Include $4,000 to DO divided
equally between these five Institutions: The Amer
lean Board Of Foreign Missions, the American Homo
Missionary Society," tho American Mission Associa
tion tho American Congregational Union and the
American Tract Society. A similar sum Is to DO
equally divided between the American seamans Fund
Society, the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract soc
ety. the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, the Brook
lyn Home for Aged Women, the Brooklyn Home for
Cousumptlves the Brooklyn Home for the Frcndcss,
tho Faith Homo for Incurablcs, the Foreign School
Union, the NewsbOys' Home the COlorcd Orphan Asy
lum, the Chinese Mission connected with the Rev. DR.
Rehfends's Chbrch, the Young Mems Christian Asso
citation, the Church Of the Covenant, the Atlantic Ave-
nue Mission the Wllloughby Avenue Mission, the
Fiske University at Nashville, Tenn, the Howard Uni
ycrsity al Washington, ID. C., the Yale University
Divinity School, New-IIavcn, Conn, Obcrln College,
Oberin, Ohio, Drury College, Springfield, Mo-, Hamp
ton Institute, Hampton, Va, Colorod Normal Inst!-
tufe, Austin, Tex, Coored Collegiate Institute Tuck
ecgee, Miss, American Education Society, Chicago
H., and Teachers Rest
Tho executors General A. O. Barnes, H. b.
Barnes L. A. Barbour and George ID. Machay.