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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALTIMORE May ls--Ootten steady MiaaIinE Ieslo.sc.
Hears ssr'ss and w:;srs sue:
US CITY Mills sansrans 81 5os2 sa EEr. 75
DO a spas su 81 au %
lOOc; LsnEbsrrY s5Slolc Western quiet Ne WIN Ter
= o. % Jug: % for 5sy
S2sS White ssSS7c Ysnsw s5Ssee. wsst.rr Inactive.
er%' M' gs at S5 s. H ARM but oss
AZ 40 SASo: western White az 42sf4s wsstsrn Mixed
a. :tsst prms to Ssoss ws:.rs si5 soS
si7 o. Provision, Quss but steady Moss PORK SIS 90
Sss c'tE . n. f KID %ss g. Ham:
u else. Lart refined &c Butter nrn Wessra packed
ioam STEADY Refined at Use CsTss firm Rio carSoes
ordinary fair 599 Ice. Sugar steady "A" soft sac
e. Frsisnts to Liverpool per steamer du-Coon ll6d
Flour per ton IS Grain 2s2lsd Rsceipts-tlour 5000
Ss wheat yso2 Sns 400 sb, sSssWh,st $4,000
bush $4,000 BUSH
BOSTON May I9-Tlsur quet and unchanged. Corn quiet
ss@aaa but srm No white IS s.7 shorts outlet and
unchsngsd Provisions quiet srd unchanged Ruttsr in
Extra vermont 23s24c Cheese firm Full Cream, new.
lUc Eggs dull prices steady Extras At l0c Western
. s5s' Corn SSsa Oats 1000 bush shsrs
tons.
RvFTA1o MAY lo-wheas--No. Hard to arrive In gsoI
Nortbsrn CHOICE sDot 81 $50 regular $50 Winter Wheat
gat demane su. holders ar% No Re- Mic !, an
Yeliew v9'. s6ss; No Ys5ST ',. sia9s2e. No 500
S6e &C No MAJ sSs.ssSc. Rys-No Sfsrnea Flour
s:st as and Best winner
feed weak unshsaged Winter Bran SIS 0oaSls so !;
Spring sl7 50 ssis 90 per tss Canned arm Oatmeal
osts "a Rsc.pts-FIour 900 bbS wheat 40 sos bush
Corn $4,000 bush oas sess o Susa. SHIP ~ ka-
osts 0No bush shipments By Cana-wheat 80 900 bush
Corn $4,000 bush. Oats $1,000 bush
CHICAGO May le-rho leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
.or,rrc<r WATERS IN xsw-JERsEE.
- VIII BE CHAIRMAN OF TIE STATE pELEoA-
WY frAuroAp IMPROVEMENT

~, mn CHAIRMAN OF THE STATE pELEGA-
rroS f-RAu.oAp IMPROVEMENT
rrton \. J.. May 2o-Ex-Congressmar George
rasey of Newark, will start Tor the "es' III uSy
- tro 70 visit the horse range In Ooiorsao " "n'oh
'. "a ssveral other Jeiseymen arc interested III Is
no - sn,pos also that Mr. Halsey, who has
70 -, Interest in National politics, VIII make some
h'os into western sentiment on the subject OF
,s-r,dsn.lal nomination lie IL convinced that
- domination Of Mr. Blaine Is aitoSetncr Proesoie
nd that IT is also the best and wiscss thing TO DO
al. ~. s.n.,ment of the NewJersey delegation has
Aas ~ !. al defined up to this time, and the dele
~. viii probably hold meeting until arriving
cn,..ro There will be contest for the chair
'.nship between senator Griggs, OF Passac' and ex
..or seweu of Camden Several delegates VINO
AZ the selection of Mr. Grggs would be an In
o-oent Of his valuable services In the passage Oh
~ tgh License and Countyoption bill last winter
VI, n eduction of railroad fares to the suburbs OF
I'D advocated In The Tribuue's editorial col
80. week finds an echo throughout tho northern
u"u ~. STATE A low rate Of fare, without COM
po, tckets or ether wholesale devices, Is required
nd mn that section. The attempts In this direc-
70 EAR have been rendered negative by the half
way mea resfs have been made for violation Of the
sc, ,nnor law under the section pnnishing the sale
new on sunday by the forfeiture Of license Ihere
nqnS obSSly be elections tho license or nocenss
Ni VII IN Gloucester Cumberland ana APE MAY
queeItos his summer These counties viii probably
COUNT eeuse and the fact that the signatures TO the
vo,y ,oo In Gloucester number nearly half the voters
TIL improvements in the terminal facilities OF the
,-.Hff.r<ey Central and Lehlgh Valley railroads at
nersTaw are TO be followed this week by the pre-
x oni,a work on a station for the Delaw are,
tntswanna and Western Railroad at Hoboken Inc
,sfions az also being improved on several OF the
w. The Long Branch Railroad service Will De
49, This year than ever before. - -
pelr s rccorded that a roof is being put upon
. ~ Lonse near the Monmouth battle ground for the
I'm, In lg7 years, although the old roof Is sui
n pretty good condition. ,.-u,,,
" Is considerable comment a. the delay In issuing
az the state reports especially that of the Bureau
SUI .bor statistics The laws have not yet been pub
o. - much TO the annoy ance of the lawyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rrArrpEs OF NFw.yoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Through the official session Of the Produce Exchange
IN Saturday the grain markets duh and without
much interest, showing the general features Of an or
binary half holiday business AL tine cash markets
were quiet with tendency to ease, and no engage
ments for export reported. The Official record
Of the trading in wheat options was about 100000
bushels but spirited business done after hours
in the hallway Of the Exchange. There was no news
Of material importance, the foreign advces stu being
tame and without encouragement and the weather
a. the West LOOKING moro favorable to the crops Tho
market was somewhat. irregular but the tendency was
distinctly downward stayed only By early support at
Chicago The Official close shows net losses Of 5-s
for May at 81 H. 3s for June at 81 3e 12 for July
at 81 3s, "a for August and September at 80, and
re cent for December at 96 5-e cents. The late
acute weakness developed at Chicago affected the
dealing after tho formal adjournment here.
June options were quoted al Sc IL, total fall
from Friday OF rs July at 81, total fall Of 10, and
December at % 3-16. total decline OF o-1o cents
Corn heavy and after the close further weakness
developed The losses measured by the onlcal ng
ures a. the end 1405S cent and the nnal quota
tons recorded follows: May SO IL, June 50,
July 65 IA, August and September 90 ls cents oats
featureiess and closed Is cent lower at 80 ls
Tor May, 80 80 for June, and 80 "a cents for july
Lard sustained early by the strength OF PROVISIONS
but weakened with their collapse although TIE ohclai
changes gains of sac points.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported on Satutcay
at New York, Philadelphia baltimore and Boston were
ss follows: Wheat s532s bushels corn 12 33o push
els oats GO 15e bushels total grain. 21oo44 pushels
-four, 30 ,74e packages. AT Chicago, Milwaukee, and
st. Louis the arrivals Wheat 1924 bushels /;
corn 273 C76 bushels: oats 2G5.o<1 bushels; total
grain, 5s4,s31 bushels; -four, "a $40 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
yupopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS

.LIvKkrooL NAY 1880 H.-seei- elders Offer mod
sraelr. Pork-Heders orer moderately. Hafns-H scers
sasrfreer nset American new AZ Ola for both whts
10 ecsorsL Taisw-Holder oder freely. Spirits Of
1areentiae- Holders moderately RosinIn poor
~ srd-spot Ana futures ELDERS offer sprrinsy prime
Aosaon NEW. York stass-H elders offer freely.
% eentimes per LOG kilos.
Asrwxkr. hay ls-PstreIsan--Fins pale American. ls
eos aeentinss paid sad ID aaes rs times sellers
-AAAA nay l9-Yetroleam marks 30 pfeonigh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 90 SpeciaD.-July wheat which
opened at 90 IL cents sold off 10 se S. and at night
was 80 rs, Notwithstanding cudahy and his party
probably bought during the day some millions Of
bushels. Robert Warren CO. sold about 500 900
Jones Kenneth and Hopkins sold large line
The receipts in the morning. 4le we're above the
expectations and the grading showed en- improve
mont Thsre PAS cars OF No Q. The estimates
for Monday, 500 cars increased the weakness There
Appeared no support at ALL even for the Nav op-
ton That opened az 50 IL cents. and on the curb
was offered q GO p July opened At SO ~, and
George Stewart Co, the July going to Is rs on IL
nsy took everything offered no matter for whs:
month and got In all II was est ated 10000 tierces
trsely. July lard opened at So 81 1-2, sod up to
ss e and closed a IS So Other products vere
q ga 5 July short ribs opened at 81 II Ia, seG
hcswecn 81 so anc 81 81 IL, and closed at 81 TO-
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fetal for 10 months 1857 15s 81 SAP 1873 s42o
CONDITION OF THE BANKS COMPARED.

Bv the operations Of the Sub Treasury in the
week ended Friday evening, the banks gained
S72l9s74 which includes the loss OF s5OO,OOO
gold exported: Of this gain, about 81, 100000 was
made on Saturday, May p SO that the t9tai sum
Of the gains should average in the weekly STATE
Inent about s5,500,o0o Yesterdays weekly
statement Of bank averages reports gain Oh
S6325. 500 IN cash, which according 10 the lore
going calculation, leaves about $500, 900 for the
average for the net receipts from the interior, ana
indicates such receipts to have been about 2OoO-
OOO These conclusions are based upon the as
sumption that the statement Of May 2 nearly
approached the actual amount OF cash held az the
close Of business Friday May IL. Inns leaos 70
the conclusion that the amount OF casn IN tne
banks at :he close of business FRIDAY was nearly
SO 600 900 greater than the SUM reported as the
average for the week There was voluntary
Contraction of loans to the extent Of 81, COS 600
The reported increase in deposits Is s3OO'OO9
smaller than the increase the other changes call
for The statement results in D gain 10 the sur
plus reserve Of S., 50S675 and leaves II AZ szf'-
TO5.45o, against 81 IS 7, 200 on May 81, 1881
The changes in the corresponding week OF last
cash increased 1924, 200 deposits decreased
81 OS6, 600 and surplus reserve increased s4so,-
ESQ The changes in the week OF 1856 were
loans decreased So 90; cash increased l5O4--
90 deposits decreased So, 534,400 and the surplus
reserve increased 81, 3e4, loo and left 1T at 3d.
sOI175. The changes in the week OF 6S5 were
loans decreased 81 74s, 7o0 cash increased 81 ~
reserve increased S2,3e6,o25, leaving it at s59-
el2075. In the week Of 1881 the movements
were as follows: Loans increased So 6l, 900 !;
cash increased S4369, 700; deposits increased
&c. 7s3, 3oe and surplus reserve increased 81, s21-
The abatement compares with those of cerre-
goonding dates of 1887 and 1881 as follows:
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I21.1eo
ErRoprAN FrNArc1Ar. MARKEra

LONDON. May 1872 =. m-Unitsd States Al per cent
noras iost Atlantic and Great Western frst wortgaee
truSess certncates ssh DO second mortgage IA AN
allan Pacific 81 Erie. 25fs do soils ost -
$751; Reading 32La
BAR silver Is quotsa at Il s,d. per ounce. -
Paris avices cant reutes 81 francs 50
confines for the account
Money ia "A per
The rate OF oman market and
three meuths bills is 2is per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

oas. at ssre No Eys At Csc No Barrie. !. a. = 5ss
20 Fssl 1 rs1 BE- ssd 4. & & s Ds RS
sa 9: SEE 9ss' s. .a e s.ssa s.
%nitss 9I';Isss nnshsi s. 81 ~ gss ga
hrsfce. ises~a "a shipmsnss
-Four obI,....-..................-.- sIo0o ,5yvI
Corn ~i . ssss, 2sSS
Pv. snsh ---.-----..1 500
Barley onsn-.--.--.----- ..----------- o'o1 Scos
Ca the preiaec Exe i=s tisy ,s- ,ris'r market Va.
MINNEAPOLIS Nay is-wh-at erm nseeipt. we're asS
ssors5So Hari cash sese. MAY. 80 80 DO J,1s ss's
&c sn sas do II ink ss sah
a MAJ s a $50 90 Jsse s oss 10 JAZZ c ' o Sssn s
Fisur nra reisnts to ship sacks IN CARROTS - Soa~
PmLADEIrm., MAJ ls-Fsar arm. il Light as% 9. Z.
%''ss xr s y sox s,sr 90 rs as
= = - s S OI F.ssw g )" g.pl, Ky
81 81 X . 'i r rr%ss's Z
clrars. aqgtth aoto .ssEs.s,t ioSIT. ~ lna' .as
8 %n:ss s.'.as . soso x.s.:s
good 9 Choice ,.s 10: FsSe!,. ssssa.
y lifi, ss%sS 81: e.l 10 asy osss5,: % los
sPs s 90 sr N. 5"y S,. ~ & %
os5 se.T fec .sc & % TnssT vera,
n m . :. m e s sgs IS . Sass
ss:% s's Med T sss e.
White shnrt storage iSc DO Tsenlar 43pf. No Nht1t
short sorag. 43as Fninres were dul hni eln,r No
do for July &3sas4ei do tot august 59ses9sG
Potaioes-Ohl dull; new. scarcs. dali WAITE potatoes
Msrnuns per lss ID sacs 81 ood% ~ DO esgsnts
81 40 al ST. do Champons 81 @ftl 40 P,nnsyL
vania ami Nev-Yors Earty Hose enoics White
psr hush: G7s7oc do 60 FAR 10 Ssos e9ss.e,
do Buroanks Far 9ool 71SfSc hsorous enoioe
81 p7Oc Sg965c.; Mammoth Pearl Choice
as 1soc; do FAIR Good 7Oe I3= iortds potatoes
Prime per oO g CO.'S 90 florida new p'sr, %
Bee, City FIniIT psr BDl. - 5las) "a: 10 do Packss
81 5Oes 00 SMOKED Beef lJDi3. Beef Jams SID oO0
sl7 co. PORK Ness. si6 90; 80 Prim, Ness new
ST. 5O do Family sIS6ei6 so Hams. Smokcf 7er o. lhe
lSc; do cured IL nc sie% clear siboed
Shoulders. dry sals amt fully cursd ohc.s ds.
smoked. "a 17ia- Siouliers DicSs cnr.i Tho
714c. smoked. s119c. Baliiss IN plosie. sls
ace 10 Breakfast Bacon &C Zoe. Iarf nrr - CITY
50 as 80 25 do steam - Gei B1tcnrrs loose
AT rs Butter hrm-Psnnsvyania Creamery Extra
2S027G Western Cre1m-ty Extra - 02tT L. g snd "
Y. Crssmsry Extra 2sO2dc western Factory 2Dh2sc:
Packing butter lJ9lsc Eggs wTe EfnL fsnnsyivara
l5c Western nJrts llc. chesse qHef q easier;
fair demanl: New YORK Full Cream @. . loei Ohis
Refined nrm. Powdered 797l-. t'r.nuat-, sac. Ped
weak; Winter Bran SO 5O6e.D ~ ton. te,roeum
steady 10 Abo bos 7i2a Receint--Flosr $500
Wheat 1000 BUSH Corn $50 Ousi. brt. ll,0Oo
bush. shipments Wheat 800 Ou'L Com 0bOO bush.
oats $500 bush
ToLEpo May I9-wheat active and lowcr; cash s5sc;
May s5Rn; June 03lec July 92tc Ausust silse Do
quiet Nav 35r. Coverseed weak. lower cash
81 So May 80 October - 20. RocciDtsWhes: 1000
bush Corn % eeV bush Cnverseed IS bags sh pnents
Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 25,0Oo bnsh.
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corroN xARKErs-HY rz.E7E,pr

GALVESTON. May l9-Cotton-QuieL nrdlinS. 7lG. Low
Middlng o. Gsod Ordinary 81; Get and gross receipts
none stock s, 10 bales
NORFOLK Nay lS.-Cettou-steady Midiling. 81; nss
and gross receipts, PSI 3!d
bales sales, 49, bales. stock 0.4l9 bales.
SAVANNAH May le--Cotton-Quief. Mdilinx bis; Low
MiddlnE 3lS; Gooi Ordinary, Ills; Ne; aud gross
receipts 292 bales; exports s27 bales ssea
bales stock. Is, $50 bales
NEw-ORLEAys Nav lS.-Cotton-steady. Middling.
92 Lew Mrddling 2. Good Ordinary net rccelpt.,
$50 bales; gross receipts i255 bses exports coast
l72 bales to the Con nent. 5O2S BALES sales 25ao
baes; stock l3s,5o6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
6.737 600 slOs. 600 o.7ss. 600

Total sales. barrels oI3hooO D.IssOOo
There was decidedly better movement in the
fned OIL market last week, and under the increased
inquiry quotations were advanced 1-s cent to SO
and Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21

SPIRITS OF TURPgNrISr
CHARLESTON May 10 --Turpentins arm at 80 sc
SAVANNAH. May ls-Tnrpsntins nrm &C 81 SEC
WILMINGTON. Nav l9.-TurDenttne stosdy at oshc.
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Total IN Treas - - - :. -, ooe
Deposits in Ma '''''
tisnai Banks 55,s1o464 54s21, 94s Dee Sss'6lo
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY 81. 1885,
WEEKLY RANGE

nnai prices Of week ago, prefxed by the average
prices Of May 81, 1887:
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS. {.
Boston, May 49, 1888.
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A DULL WEEK IN STOCKS.
NO LIFE IN THE MARKET.
NATIONAL TREASURY REPORTS AND FLUCT-
UATIONS.

Sunday. May 20-p. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs 81, 303,5e2 and from internal reve-
nue. s3,373,763 total from both, s7,677355,
against s7,2ss,330 in the preceding week. The
Treasury last week added to the general circula-
ton Of the country s6,456,1 Ga by reduction OF
the amount of money in its vaults s5,s5e,ls4 plus
the usual weekly coinage Of $4,000 silver. Yes
terdays statement very nearly reflects in fun the
payment for all purchased bonds up to last Fri
DAVIS purchase of over Sc, 5000 The payments
for that and Saturdays small purchase will be
made early in this week. but will not be reflected
bv the Washin gton statement before Thursday or
Friday. Yesterdays statement compared with the
monthly statement of April 30, shows n decrease
in the amount Of cash in the Treasury of
So 25e eoo Adding to this sum 81, S00O 600, which
in the time has accrued to the cash balance in the
Treasury by the coinage of silver dollars we have
as the actual expansion of money in general circu-
lation during the last three weeks sum approx
mating 81, ooo,0 600.
snbioined are the results of yesterdays statement
compared with that of May II:
May IL. 1883. May la. 1888. Differences.
Gold coin snd bull.
less ctrtheates
p an. slosi4l57s 500 sl2 Dec. s75oaoe7
q s. notes less
ss;s s9Sss Inc 4ss5iS
t saos less cor s1s74sls 1882 500 Inc 57.7sO
Treasury sisS 24ss6s siso8S7 7O4 $3.50
DspOsiltss hanks N Ma aes74os 5Ao2ls4s Dec. 224S4s
Tots, balance. III s245 8Os65s Inc soeSsis
Deduct for funds
Nat bank notes.
psr cent fund. lo2ss25o7 1922 so144e Dec slo5s
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The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House snd the stocks sold ct the Few-York Stock
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Net washable bal.

Net available bal ,oa m. r.. es -.o rso
The preliminary report Of the Bureau OF Sta
tstics of the exports of the principal articles IN the
month of April makes favorable comparison IN
its aggregate of values with April 1887, showing
a gain Of s5So,00e But compared with APRIL
1886, the values Of last month are s6,3OOOOO less
While the values Of breadstufs exported last
month were 81, 700, 900 less than those OF April,
1887, there was gain Of SO, 100000 in the move
ment of cotton and gain Of 81, 100000 In that OF
provisions. For the ten months ended April 90
the value of cotton exported is 81 100000 greater
than in the corresponding ten months OF the pre-
ceding year and s22, o00, 900 greater than IN the
ten months ended April 80, 1885: breadstufts
show decline of s23, 600, 0oe from the moVem zen
Of the preceding year but are still Sl3,l 10000
greater than for the same period of the year pre-
eedng that; provisions are about on par with
the movements of the preceding year. but are
So 600 900 greater than for the year preceding
that: petroleum gives gain Of $500, 600 on the
period of the preceding year, but is 81, 100000
short on the ten months ended April 80, $50. The
grand total Of the articles named gives value for
the last ten months that is sal 7oe 600 less than
in the corresponding period Of the preceding year;
but it is still s33 Soc 600 greater man the yalne
for the ten months ended APRIL 80, 1886. These
comparsons show that the aggregate movements OF
the principal products for export DUNG the last
ten months were above the average OF preceding
years and offer little opportunity for the mouth
ings of croakers The subjoined tables give the
values for the month and for ten months for three
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The following were Saturdays quotations for unlisted
securities
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prp GOODS

o OOO-CHINA NATrINCs fssu - rs; veiycts, ssc.
81 ,s sarhs Is :J NJ -s is;S
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Exchange for the week of three years compare as

EXCHANGE for the week of three years compare as
follows
Week ending May ~ 1896 81 1887. May - 1888 s;
Erchanges--:- s5Oi.32is22 32ss0929 so75Saa4EEJs
No shares ssid. l.llG8s7 lySl.os0 l.O6s'oIA
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Since April 81 the Treasury has purchased over
5000, 900 of bonds. OF this sum, however, 10
has actually paid for a little over s20,00c,O0O
which, with the premiums has taken some
SPA, OoO,o 600 from the Treasury's cash balances;
The Treasury statements Of net gold silver ana
legsl-tenders and its deposits in National banks OF
April 81 and May . compare as follows:
April 21 May 10, 1883 Differences,
Net Gold e11e Ola 327 500 G37. Gle Dec. S16y181 lo
Net Silver 5o,9s3.941 51,932 S9e Inc. 1.24s4o'
Net LegalTen- ..o
ders &c 5se69s s1o93 sci Inc. 4,5oe,ss2
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&c $50, 600 s1,osa,5sl Inc. 4.50e,ss2
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13

Particulars of the sheshey and Lovsisee
and Dial Fight.

and Dial Fight.
sNsAssgs v Nst HSstsN.s-ss,,~s.
CEDAR SPRINGS, Jan. i2.-The match be-
tween Sheehey and Bill Lovelace and John
Dial, was called at IL O'Clock last light.
Skin-tight gloves were thrown in the ring
and L0Yelace refused to enter claiming for
excuse that mustang kicked him in the
side the day before. disabling him. Dial's
seconds refused to let him fight with skin
tight gloves which occasioned considerable
dispute. At this juncture Deputy Sheriff
Chapman stepped on the stage and refused
TO allow the skin-tight gloves 10 be used.
Sheehey's backer allowed the fight to pro-
cesd with four-ounce gloves. Both men
appeared in the ring promptly when time
was called at l1:20. Sheehey leading to the
right szd catching Dial on the neck, which
came near sending him TO the floor. but he
quickly recovered and did some good work.
The round ended la Sheehey's favor. In
the second round Dial led out with some
good fighting. forcing Sheehey through the
ropes. In the third round Dial still led
the fight and forced Sheehey down. Dial
getting in left handler ia Sheehey's right
eye. In the fourth round both
men seemed to spar for open
ings. Dial leading out with neck blow
at Sheehey. which was gracefully stopped.
The contestants clinched and time was
called. In the fifth round both men ledo
with heavy slugging. which was mostly
warded of. Sheehey got in . heavy left
handed rlb-roaster on Disl's side, when it
was plain to be seen that Dial was getting
the worst of the bargain. Both men again
led out with heavy blows in the sixth
round, Sheehey landing another blow in
Dials ribs with his right hand. following it
up with left-handed blow at Diars neck
which fell short. An instant later Sheehey
landed desperate blow with his right hand
on Dials neck which knocked him COM
pletely out. Dial fell senseless to the floor
30 sudden that the noise was heard 300 feet
away. Dial did not recover for twenty-five
minutes. and the fight was awarded to
Ehaahau
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-13
ACTION POSTPONED
on rHs CABINET NOMINATIONS.
The Republicans Want 70 Act oa All
Sosaiasiisas "A the order in which
They Occur Ga the CalsGdsr-tn-
nseesssry Delay Ihtesteasd-

wAsHlNsroS. Jan. l2-Tbe Senate IN
secret session this afternoon discussed fer
half "a hour the ORDER of business. and de-
eided not to take up the Cabinet nomins-
lions and that OF Lamar until next week.
The Republicans insisted that the nemina-
tons should be considered in the order in
are q large number Of miscellaneous Domi-
nations befor those OF the Cabinet effloers
aud that Of Lamar comes before those 0i
Villas aud Dickinson. Inssmueh ss those
above the latter two may not all be disposed
of under several weeks, the Democrats in
sisted that there would De unnecessary delay
and inconvenience IN the organization OF
the Cabinet