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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

Lille t. Whit respondent ast Milton Price ana oths''
appellants, Jud .mcat anSnsi with costs ,.,.,.k
Citharine Jepniug respnn lsut aE'. lbnry W" ""-'
appellant. Judgment affirmed " IN costs , ,,..,,
J,hn Honem.berr respondent. agt tn Oce1nic slenn
Eavig itiou Company appellant Ju tSmsit aihrne' VIZ"
~ ANIMAL.
Harriet Burnh am. respondent ast o. l. Nario'' "pPe
liant judgment affirm ID with costs - 90 C.,,r,i
Has,n. respondea agt the New OF
AND Hudson River Railroad Company. appellant 'H"sA
affirmed with costs 49, ,,..,x ,..r,ndent
Judgment inrnel Win COSTS , .a..., xtthout
Smith Mcuartn sEL the state AWARD h"'"'" W."
P.ter A. Tyon appellant agt. Patrick Reynolds rcspon
emit in reversed trial granted cb''s ~ "'
Al.
Dur Manufacturing Company. appel ant Judgment a"''
with costs. .n,eit,ut ct.
Tue People rel Henry g. Edvar a. appei ., -
G. Potter commissioner, ec ana otheis' 'S'''
entA order anir with costs
Following tne dsy ca endar for February ~;
Nos 7J2 6e7 7O3, 7O6, 1915. 225, 900, 66s
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MRS NORRIS HAD SIX HUSBANDS.
SHE COUNTS THEM UP FOR THE POLICE, WHO
SEEM INTEREsTEb IN HER HISTORY

sur COUNTS THEM UP FOR THE POLICE, WHO
SEEM ISTEREsTEb IN HER HISTORY.
The efforts Of the Brooklyn police In the Morris case
have not vet brought Hight any further cew TO the
man Dorben or Dearborn, and nothing has happened TO
Indicate that Morris did not take the poison with the IN
tent 10 commit suicide Chief of Police Campbell tele-
graphel yesterday Peterborough, England where
nepbew of the dead man lives ascertain If he knew
ANYTHING OF his uncle's affairs The reply came later IN
the dav that the nephew knew nothing about them or
his nncle's trustees Morris left England forty years
ago and his wife has sidce died
As last resort Chief Campbell sent for Mrs MOTIFS 10
came 10 Police Headquarters. He then informed her
that he desired her make full statement TO him OF
her life and all that she OF the dead man Mrs
Morris promptly began and for three hours poured INTO
the ear. OF the Chief Of Police and his detectives the
rtory OF her life Her statement filled all the pages OF
foocap which were at hand In the office. Several days
ac she said that she had been married three Times oue
this was mistake she found on reckoning careiuy
thit she had had ak husbands Her nfHl was 'ou ~
shaw a wareh,usemau in EOglan1. whom snr mariltu
when she young and pretty carpet weaver on0
lived with MIN six years and had four children -
After being a widow for some ulue she mt an" NJ
married John Lyons. IN the coal BUSINESS III ceus' u
leit ner twelve houses when be died. ana TWO years
her heart was caetIred by Edward Yates OF lhe cIpt
trade AFTER his death John Sidney became attached 70
her He went America and sent TOT nef, anu VI hS
arrival he became her fourth husband sidney Vniy
lived short time after marriage and on hls leah sue
first husband that she married hin although he wac
eighty Years old. Lyons died in Brooklyn lew years
ago and she then met her sixth 10 e, Robert Il MOTIFS,
and they agreed 10 become man and wife The police
the circumstances or the DEAN OF Lyons,
her fifth husband while Mrs Morris promised 10 search
Tor seine further information relating 10 Dearporp
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COURT OF APPEALS.

.,u.yy Feb 2s-Tne Court OF Appeals to-day handed
down largo batch Of decisions.
In re peuaon OF John vacate Judgment affirmed
WIN T oss caon Of Niagara Falls etc. Railroad Company
s co 1sqA''' iAnu' % '''''' NO''s
Brown. appel Mt agt Charles Foster and otners
respondent. Judgment affirmed with costs ro,nona
emit order Of reversed and Judgment OF Trial
Jason Bioodacod appellant agt William Ayre. and Others
JUG for tn, defendant the supua
Castillo Ina GI T.eaye as and rebesr1e ordered
Wiinan Gibson Jonas. appellant. sgt Lulu V. Jones.
respondent judgment am med, with costa ,...
Ju San m.nt D "fhT%ed WITH COSTS
Preston appellants. Judgment affirmed with
Charles w Romeyn respondent ag Daniel $. sicEes,
appellant Judgment reversed new trial ordered costs 10
The Commercial National Bank Of psnnsylysna respond
eat ag Isaac heibronne APPELLANT Judgment reversed
new IrIal granted costs 70 abide the event , .o,,
Of P:ss ase So exc IN
the third count ana as that sonIt re- .r
na1i % o non H. appeals ,,.-
n % o. hnsI Company Ss appellant
XTert Cobb and Others respondents agt The pophin
Manufacturing Company, appellant Judgment Affirmed
X6ram Sei. respondent agt Muns;n and oihs sn
SPECIAL AZ Term. granted costs to aide
RdSeIs snsTd appsant order. q Special
of General Terms reversed
granted. - -. .no,, No., ooor.. w 7. s,rr,i.
| resnondept . affirmed with cosr.
| The People respondent sgL Robert Bruut appellant
| Judgment affirmed. . o,.-- ,,.r- -,
| liant Judgment afri med with costs.
John Dsiorest respondent sgt Henry Hyde. appellant
! Judgment aft rusd win costs -, ra.,o.
Frederick Beck Aad others respondenH sgL j. Lester
Wallack appellant Judgment at med WIN costs ,
The MeniE appellant. ag KOS xo1Ae respsn,
emit General Term reversod ihAt oi Spoe"i
Term affirmed with costs. -, p,,,.., 49, =,
James Dolan respondent AIT The BrooAyh IaDush anu
Con IslAad Railroad Company appellants 'a"gaeH' AL
hr ned with costs =. ~, ...,,...
Appeal dismissed with costs. ...,,...,
The People, respondent. aRt Amasa H. brahne aPPohsH@
Jud gmen affirmed with -.
BOwand BRIL- Respondent. John Brlii appenanL J
affirmed ssd judgment absolute orteIed Tor Pann on
| the stipulation with COSTS in all courts
Walter - Church respondent. am newton hetchun up
! pelant Judgme Mt Affirmed with costs o,,
| William Inflow Others Appellant
Warshwig Others Respondents Judgment amrned win
| costs . MI. 80, ~. u.,xo
ooao Elevated Railroad Company judgment anrneh Win
oosts coun.. -,
| Jape NJ sims respondent agt the New YORK college oil
p.ntrisrv appellant Judgment AMIR med with COSTS
! francs Delxfed and others. respondents AZ 'hnes
Brady and Others appellants Judgment Anfned Win eo'
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FIyAyCfAL MARKETS.
GR1IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
There export demand In wheat at current fgurss
fails mparJ life 10 the speculao Yesterday
the engageens shippers reached nearly 100000 bushels
an became known that within the last few dSs 100 600
bushels OF spring wheat have been bought (cot
freight and nsuranos) rsm 90h 10 9llS cena Yet spos
wheat yesterday shade easier and the options while
fairly active bou 900 bushels changed hands, recov
cred only tho early dec inc Of I'D cent The
foreign encouraging and outside supportn
lacking wholly The market closed steady but down os
February ami March g. = and April at 9OI for MayA
81 and 90S for August at eS's ahd Deceur
Der at 92S. cents. Cash tie lower anu Only
$4,000 bushels bought for export The speculation
was duh depressed and closed heavy at losses OF or
February and Tor March Aerl and May at % "a "a
June 577s aud y cent Tor August az 0s's cents oss
steady the spot and practically unenapgea 100 'S
The kets only sustained by ;lIs m0vehsls
aud closed unchanged follows Mdrch. 81 SI apr.
81 SO Nav al Jun ~ GA July, 50 OJ August IS -
-four reporte Yesterday AZ New
Phlla ielDbia and Boston we're AS oIIowsi
Wheat 1912 bushelsi corn l4OIoo busneIs osit
100 9l6 Ouses total grain 2053ai bushels hour 3oIs9
,hicasO Milwaukee and = Louis Toe arrivals
n.re Wheat IL "a busaos; corn 2I630S bushels oatt
1877 3l3 total +9s26 bushels hour 4AAss
barp
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corcov u.RKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

-rvRRpoOl Feb. 2S.-< p m-Cotton-Easy. VH
lshas Low Mddhns clause. February deiivsst.
10 ,ld BUYERS: February and March delivery
5 s25ad buyer. March and April delivery. Ssst4
buyers Apl and NAY delivery ssotd ~, value Ny
s AZ ga sellers July amt August delivery, SsoAa
buyers and september delivery. AooAd seIlefs
se1fsm her lie ivery t06id. sslera
tI.TVFsrox Feb Zo-CottOn-SteaiyI MiddlnR. 9hI
rox Mlddhng ~; Gooi Ordinary, 81 net AID grsss
rccspts COS bales orts coaswisc 37lS bles ssisA
1f9 hale. sock 26.2JS bales
NoRFoLK. Feb 2S.-Sotton-ouet hiddlng ioi sss
and gross receipts. sos bales expors coastwise Suo
h.les sales G6l bales stock. 3o.oot bales 1900
SAVANNAH. Ecu. 25-CottIn-Quiet MiddhnF 1910
tow MLIdnns. g7l6 Good Ordinary. sl6.loi noS ara
ero,, receps 1888 bales exports to GREAT Britain ATT
bales 10 she Continent 10 bales coastwiss loO2 oaos
sales l. $50 Oales. stock oO52s Oale- .., -
NEw-ORLRASs Fen 2s-Cotton-Steaayl mnaahns sN
,ow Mlddlng 9l6 GOOD Ordinary. et net 70
eets TT53 bales recelpa 7s22 bales sasa Aoo0
bales. stock. 3lO.So bales
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CouPT CALEyDARs-TO.DAY.

srrrrMF CoURT-CHANBERs -Befcro u irTstt 81 80
~ 81 100 lOi 1903 1872. 1856 III, li7 1856 lSe ~;
or 9sl IS 2S 500 81, 3l5, 5lb. ~ 3.y ~
Ssz 81 SSi 3S5 1886 337 Sss $780, 3lo BAL Si2 SiS % "
stPeEMs CONFESSIONAL TERM-PAKr T.-Beore Beach,
strRtYI CoURT-CMcurT-PAET II.-Before Andrews j.
80 Cal"n han,
SUPREME UoURr-CRour-PART III.-Before insr' mia
j Nos $50 ~ $50 49, 1877. 4j6, 60, ~ 10y II
1898 1894, 1897 oDl rs lS2 1871. 1891. 500 2ioo
llU, ~ $50 1928 ll2i 1925. ll32 ,,, -
SUPREME CoUI-cEcuT- ~ IX,BeIore o 1sh iGoo
Nos 1913. Ill., ll54. sol, li2, 1888. 1872 'of' i'
1919 49,, ,.... 81
sUEEoG ATE's CoURT-Before tansom. sWiil OF safan
Peek. 10 an; will OF Mary Nugent, IL MT VIII OF "
SUPERIOR UoUgr-sPRCIAL TERM-Beforo Freedman -
% Caeud r -
COMMON PLEAs-sPEciAL TFRM-Before Bookst"'er j.
No BtvC Calendar.
CoNsiOS PLEis-EQU1rY TERN-BetOre van h"eSo"' -
No JaV MI
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL 1KRM-fARr i.-Beiore D"i' -
No 81, 2s4 3lS. 533. 326. gag. Isl. - An. -
COMMON PLEAs-TKAL IEHM-PARi Ii.-Dc'oTe A''""' -
Case No "a ca oHdlr. , an,
CoUgr or OYER AND TERMIyRR-Be Before Lawrence J an"
District "A Fellow. No. i.
COURT SEssIONs-PARr i.-Heoro tU"i
J. and Assistant Dslrlct-A ttorney GoTNos l. = s. D. D.
G. no. II. H. Is. H. TO- o H. Is. 49, 20 Pie'ohs''
81. % 80 49,. cr,o-
COUaT OF GENERAL SEssioYs-PARr II-Before cider
Sieve j. and Assistant Distot-Au Attorney Macdona-Nos'
~ s. !, 5. q. 7. g. 8. TO- IL. ~ IL. Ia 10. ,.,.
COUNT GENERAL Rs-IONS-PART III -Beiore
j. and Assistant Di-tricr Attorney Parker-Nos l. o. ~
D. 6, 49, D. 10. H. II. l3
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RESULTS or WESTERN MANUAL TRAINING.

An .xceedngy interesting collection Of mechanical and
t,a hama drawings was placed exhibition yesterday
afternoon in the hall of Board Of Education. at No
TAG Grand-st The drawings are the work OF pnpls IN
Ne public schools Of ST. Louis No. ana Columbus ONO
and exhibited at the exposition ~ ohosso III Jug
ss, ,rh GRO Loaned To the Board OF Education for ex-
hibon in order TO show in best manner the results
produced by the manual training pursued ~ inc
schools Of those cities and the remarkable degree OF pro
tceney attained by pupils who were 80 uo'nsn o
exhibition comprises specimens OF the "o' VI ' 49,
rn Of all oradas from the first primary, Just out Of the
kindergarten through 70 the advanced pupils OF the hgh
schoos ia the case ST. Louis Of the norman Scooi
The collection will be exhibition each afternoon l'
week from 70 D. III, ana on SATURDAY Ho" III !"
T. H., and Ia well worth visit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
STILL on TIE HUNT FOR OPIUM FRA

There was a ull yesterday the hunt for opium frauds ny
the Custom House officials but other hoVe'op"on'' "
prouissi IN ie days corLectet with the shipments !"
av,,. Tina published yesterday that four cases
of opu II shipped January 20 mad been a'ou
ote steamer tie City Mexico WAS an error lheio Is ~
such vessel eIandre Lac as ie Ispsrt Susso'o
Ii was the Mexico. OF the spanish Line
The case ~ INST Ephram aud Erwin Gardner charged
with .puggng spium the Cana ian border VIII coHe
nm I'm the United States Circuit Coart AT WATERFOWL on
Fniay The Gariners it is said have monsol 10 proe
snec AGENT Herbert Beecher whose name appears III
thar o,. "A raving bsen paid by them to prove that
he empoyei The on behalf Of tie Government Ihe names
Of Two other inspectors appear the Gar nes DOCKS Is
having paid Inspector Wlntrade sIoo anu "
spector McHackln $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
TIE ALDERMEN AND CITY HOME RULE.

The Aldermen yesterday receive message from Mayor
vetong the resolution requesting the members OF the
stale Legislature Ia pass oil tho salaries
ssrg,ats and Of police The Mayor says
Board OF Estimate ana Apportionment has already
power upon tails subject aud for the Board OF
Aldermen apply the Legislature for compulsory acton
ysl the whole question OF Home Rule, IN regard 10
which there no Of opinion In this CITY, The
laid over.
Mr. Rnckho resolution that the several DEPART
city government oe requested to paw all uh
skilled laboers employed By them loss than % day
aud that only resi- eut II tins city lie employed
IL was referred Committee liar es ana Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
WASHH CLUBBED BY A POLICEMAN

Ex-Fire Commissioner Philip Brennan. who Ia well
known among BROOKLYN politicians, has been lying IN
conscious Roosevelt hospital since sunday when
he was brought to the hospital Nj. Brennan lived In
Rrooklvn for n long time aud only a few months ago
moved 10 No 454 Fifty seventhst In this CITY, lie
was in reduced circumstances and his wife began 10
make dresses Mr. Brennan was suffering from rheuma-
tsm and was kept in bed for some time. On FRIDAY
night he went out of his house and did not return unl
the next morning. when he appeared win Ddu mVuuu
OIL the back OF his head. lie said that ne nau peen
cllbbed Iy a policeman while going down Ncsey 81
Oncers Rarker and Tate OF the Leonard street Police
Station, who arrested Mr. Brennan, deny that tney
dubbed him. They say that they found MIN drunk ia
Hudson-gt Mr. Brennan became unconscious sn oatui-
DAY and IL is feared thai he may die al any tlme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
JJorOR SELLERS SENT TO- AIL.

Two excise cases tried yesterday before Judge Mar
tine and the result that the OF tho ahsSessor
OF the excise Jaw he Is convicted In tho dohea 9o'
.eus Court Augusta Olmann who sold liquor 10 an oiS'e
AL r"'i-'- $780,
In Iam,.s after renewal OF the license oil the s'o n
been refused was and sentenced to ten days tho
CIV rrson otto severa waiter at Gunthors RAIN 'Sr
an ~bo s.rvd NO uoce ofcsrs with bssr SUNDAY IN
tried TO convince jury that the quld was
weiss beor out tho police ocer,s I'D that noy kne" u"
difference between ani lager Oeer ana a "o
waiter them lager beer sievers was conN"'o u.
I rtinc s.ntspcs him TO the Peniteuuary for twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
u,snrAru TILE RESrLr OFA DOG BITE

j. w Holcomb, living ia Frstave' near Forty 'hirf
At died In St GATHERINGS Hospital Brooklyn, yesterday
Of blood poisoning the result IL was said oil dos o
Holcolnb was walking down North sNthst' BrooAIyn
about weeks when small dog sprdng al MIN ''
bit him. lie had the wound cauteFized. but IL co"
tnued worry him and he went u Bellevue hosP'''
days ago. lie discharged after seNcI'i
day., but the symptoms Developing again last frild!' "
brought 10 GATHERINGS Hospital where he "Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
JUDGE HILTON TO FoRECLosE MORTGAGE.

JUDGE HILTON TO BORECLOSE MORTGAGE
A suit has been begun by ex-Judge Henry Hilton, 10
foreclose his mortgage Of ESQ 600 Chckering Hall ana
the easehod Charles f. and George H. Chickering OF
the ground on which 1t is situated at Eighteenthst and
Fifthave The ground belongs the Sidney Mason es-
tate The mortgage for three years ending August l.
1885 ct per cent 1t extended bat on August l,
1887, 1t alleged. default made In the payment of
the interest Justice Patterson, OF the Supreme Court
yesterday granted order for the service OF the summons
by publication as George H. Chckering lives In Boston
j. Henry Work, No Wal-s, Is attorney Tor the piini
Charles f. Chickering asked about this action last
evening and he expressed surprise that had been brought
know nothing whatever about IT," he said When II
was suggested that my have been served his
lawyers, Chickerng smiled and replied: WE'LL they
will have find out who they are. am sure my law
yers know nothing Of IT."
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 2s.-S3O m.-beef. PORK and Hans
In peer demand. Bscou-Tn poor demand long o,oad'
49, Cheese-In poor demand iaow1n RoG AZ "a
1.in In moor lem and spot and Fatures-in o3r
dsnsnI Wheat-In poor demand. Flour-ln poor memsns
Corn spot fuaresn poor demand H ~ "a a. "a
Torcb easy AZ a. IT, do April easy 81 49, ID hses
az Iendon New. York Sfse-In IA demand ,,....x
IoxDgN cd 2s.-4 -PrJducc-CacattA Lihseot
81, 81 psr qu rter Spirits Of rurpeDns .os sd DEF
cwt M la, oio.aa q, % fransa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
HEIR PossARr TO MEET THE PRESIDENT

Ernst Posssrt the German actor, and his vile viii
today be presented to President Cleveland by Coroner
Ferdinand Levy, the president OF the PO5sllt NeEe ~
was Herr Possdrts desire ~ pay his respects 70 inc I
ident before his recent visit 10 Florida, but the time cou
not be conveniently arranged Herr Possar started o'
Washington last night Immediately after his pefi9lm'h.
Of King Lear" The orchestra and chorus OF the Thaiia
Theatre assembled on the steps Of that building ana eao
him musical send Of" Manager Gustav Amles ana
few intimate friends the actor 10 Washington
I'm special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
SELLING TICKETS TO AN INA GIYARY BAIL.

George e Smith aud PhiP D'hand VINO "ere soou'ou u
ne larceny ia selling tcgets TO ball OF The MuhcP"
and VeerAn Association be led on February ~ were
convicted Yesterday aud sentenced by jude "ier
,eere To egh and months respectively IN the fehou
tary The represented themselves AS deputy '"o'
and the ball It suppo-e entirely imaginary some
enl. Of the prisoners hastily hired room aud the oa
was given The jury wers not deceiVei oS Tue
that the the tickets intended that the DA
shoud really take lace aud they promptly conVc'eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
NO NOPE FOR "JAOK. OF rHE.DUsE"

The name tho stcerage passenger who was Injured oy
the lurchiug OF the steamship UmbrIa SUNDAY ia not
Huggns John Hsckett representative oil catte tx
portpg nrm Philadelphia by which HAckett has been
emnoysl called at the Castle Garden Hospital yesterday
identified him. and left $40 for him. He will not hve'
Uac.ott was we'll athlete and dubbed JACKIE
the Dus having served at capacity ia mo navy al oho
time working In the hole. lie went TO England Aoou'"
,nontb ago in charge OF a herd OF 100 Cattle
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CHARGING A DOCTOR WITH MALPRACTICE.

a "
Many physicians together yesterday In the supreme
Court where Justice presided the trial OF the
suit Of Gerrtt $4,000 from Dr. Cornelius
]. Dumond for alleged malpractice Among them were
Stephen Smith, the consulting surgeon Of Bellevue ana
ST. Vincent's Hospitals; Dr. Bryant Of Bellevue DR..
stmson Professor Surgery In the Medical Department
Of the University OF the City Of New-York; Dr. Sands
DR.. Ripley, DR.. Weir and others.
The complaint that the plaintiff was run over
by an April 1856 and his right ankle suS
tanned a POTTS fracture He carried to his home In
West st. and It is charged that Dr. Dumond
placed splints the leg above the ahSe
and treated him improperly for two weeks
when DR.. Sands called in and IL was
discovered that the treatment was wrong. Then Dr.
Dumond dismissed and DR.. Weir took his place
1891 4 -.till
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OIL MARKET1

OIL CITY Penn Feb 2s National Transit S:rhe ass
Sales ,7440O0 barrels cearancsS x2oo0oO oArrsass
charters 796s2 barrels shipmenta 8eSsS barrels TUNA
barrels 49,
PIrTsBuRG, PENN Feb. 2S-Petroleum activs csses
weak. National Transit certificates opened ~ '|&
closed 92 y highest. 93si lowest % c...s.,..
BRADFORD, Penn. Feb sa-Sations, tssp CAS-. ioSssr
opened At 0St and closed At p2t; hFnoss soO' ""~~
Oh Ciearances. SSs0.O0O barrels. =, ,. ....s.....
onsnsa a. aai hisassS ssss iswesk oabi closed s2t
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MILLIONS or DOLLARS TO COUNT.

The experts from the Treasury Department al wash
ngton Who will here to count the money in the
Sub Treasury so that Judge McCue can Know
whether his predecessor has turned over the actuai
cash will arrive from Washington to-day. Assistant
Cashier Meline will be In charge Of tbs detail The
work Will take five six weeks, and the amount OF
money T. be counted is about Sl550OOoO1 Tho
vaults will be sealed by the Treasury officers 10 night
ard the count will be begun Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

So 900. 900 three per cent additional water stock
OF the city of New-York, payable 10 1907. The
bids were satisfactory. Tho average premium on
the accepted bids was o frao7ion over per cent
The fol owing bids were received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

u.v.x. Fab 90 -sugar-steady. Sales. 5000 bsG4
e6 degrees polarization At 81 S7b1s2e0 god
ner anataI at Mat4nzAs 5000 bags do sold 1t 10 Ok
enange quiet Spanish gold 20 sZ3os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
TIE PETROLECM NIRKEE
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The oil market yesterday was moderately but
developed no feature Carrying rate. easier out
the business done ranged from nat rene premiums
OF rs cents 1000 barrels for tho Inc
the petroleum Regions Of negative oharac
dealings largely PROBES The opening
loss Of cent from Monday night and there
rapid decline TO 92 cents for apparent There
sharp advance subsequently, nearly best hgursS
Monday ami then toward the price. drooped on TO
figures lowest The market oosei fully steady
II tho reaction.
The monthly report Of devs operations In
country "a follows; Wells oompiste So docteas
daily production. bll barrels decrease
1913 dry holes IL Increase OF O. wells drllng,
OF TO- and bulding a. decrease Oh
IL from Janus
prices and the total dealings the Coh-
soiidatsd Exchange were AZ follows
Opening 8l7s Lowest "
Highest S8i Final w
Refined oil Arm and at ~ cent per gallon
Abel test At all pointA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARIxsros Feb 20 Spirits Turpentine nominal
SAShNAH Fob. 2o.-Turp sntine quiet al ooc ask~L
WILMINGTON Feb w. -Turpentins nrm al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS.
BOsrOS Feb. %. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS,
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. %. 1888