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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
xs. HRyyyIy NOR OUT OF TOWN

Thomas Brennan. . lawyer who, Il was reporeo'
had left town to escape order issued by Surrogate
Ransom requiring him 10 deposit certain securities
belonging TO the estate of Delta oConnor' OF when
he "a the execution and tcstamentary tris'ee' Win
the Mercantiis Trust Company, was found yesterday
in his once on the third floor OF the building q.
No 2 warren-st When asked about the reports Oh
his absence from the cty he SAID ne had oeoh 'rShs
10 find out how the story originated, as he had not
been away, even from his office. except Tor an hour
or 40 at a time when business at court he
sad the deed Of the property he had gwen 10 DIS
clerk for an expressed consideration OF $4,000 was
60 sboons 1t, so that the real estate agent oo'ua
procure better price for It, and when the properly
vas sold for 81 200. the money was promptly turned
to the estate.
About the mortgage he was said 10 have p'ocured
from James McCune and his wife under false pre-
tences, and afterward sold to Mrs. Kersheedt ior
% 300 he gave rather an evasiye answer saving
that the Mc0unes were indebted TO him. 9uesnohs
about the suit Of Messrs. Kersnccdt he evaocd a.o-
gether The hearing before the Surrogate down i1o
some day next week, when Brennan says me Oonus
will be produced and everything will be msds nge6c
The suraogatc's order was served on HIM at 10 'oo
Yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
CHALLENGING WILLIAM L. BREESE.
/. uor,1xs WAITING 10 PROCEED AGAINST HIN

m . uoIJIxs WAITING TO PROCEED ASAiNS' 49,
FOR LlBEL-AY OPEN LETTER.
IN. reccnt encounter on long Island fcrryooa'
,..-.a.n wu,sXn I. Brccse and II. b. Hollins may DO
.e,,,oa nv the courts. The two stock brokers are
s,raysntlv inclined to settle their differences in the
rsxspspcrs rather than before the Stock EXCHANGE
:. A., Impsrtial Jury A friend Of Mr.. Breesc Tor OF
son,s. under the code Mr.. Brecse could not speak
Gov b,mseK recently said that the real cause OF inc
Quarrel was the deception practiscd by Mr. hoiiins-
An onen letter to Mr. Brecse from Mr.. loIns Is now
r,h,,sbcd In which full investigation OF the rcla-
t,ons OF the two men 10 challenged. The letter is as
follows:
New-York, May 20, 1888.
"i s,r Certain Of the newspapers on Sunday last
contained an exact statement of the business affairs
betwcen you, myself and my firm, as the result OF
which, hon time to tine you nave hia onne
yon are reported stating that the published ststo
nent OF Sunday last untrue, and the report pro
se,ds as nv Ne src sesSo tbo decepions
praosed upon him by Mr. Hollns. but as the mattors
In controversy are likely to be settled In court, Mr.
Bccse prefers not 70 make any de,a , uyest,
ton was made By tho South Side CLUB or the BLOCK
Although the statement in the paper Of Sunday last
contained your apology for similar expressions on
another OCCASION in order that possible excuse
exist for delaying full investigation. hereby chaL
you 70 MAKE Syer your e m ps
tiscdn upon you by mo as VIII enable me 10 pi1ceet
against you for criminal libel, which wiz DO AT
once Or you asens ms 70 Eaessp Se ora Of
grievance arising from these business trsnsactohs,
10 give the committee jurisdiction and enable me 10
proceed against You immediately before INC
yours, (signeO H. b. H0L1INS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
GRAIY AND PRODUCE MARKET
rrArr,REs OF NETWORK pEAIrNcs

EEATURkS Oh NEW-tOhh DEAAANOos
The grain markets yesterday resumed their DOWN
ward tendency, with wheat leading in the declines
The export demand for wheat continued on good
large scale, nearly 10000 bushels being taken oy
shippers. The purchases, however, were at conces-
sons of 12aI cent. Tho transactions In tho options
amounted to about 100000 bushels and In spite
Of an attempt at Chicago to hold July. our market
fell off steadily under the influence of naDsatons-
The close was steady with prices down ! IL for
May at o. .1-s for June at 90 Ia, Ia for July
at % 10, for August at %, "a for september al
90 IL and "a for December at 90 cents Cash
corn was lower and only $4,000 bushels were taken
by shippers. The options were comparatively nrmef
than wheat and closed weak and 1-4a
IL cent lower as follows: May "a, juno o.
July 81 "a and August and September at 81 cents-
Oats were shade easier without developing an at
tractive feature the options ending on 1s for June
at 3s 1s and Ia for July at 3s Ia, mp 1s for August
and at "a IA and unchanged for September at S3 n
CENTS There was lard taken for export, and tne
opions were easier closing of 2a3 points az 20 %
for June and July, 80 81 for August and So % ior
September and % "a for october
at New.York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston
1Ss 49I bushels oats 1919 bushels; total gram
564237 bushels -four, AZ, 036 packages Az Cnrcasos
milwaukee, and st. Louis the arrivals were: Nhesl
743s3 bushels; corn 631 ,oA bushels; oats, 435.ao
bushels total grain, 1,135, 616 bushels: Hour Slo2A
barrels,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
GRoyTH OF THE BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.
FIGURES, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS FROM THE
sUPERINTENpENT's REPORT,

sUPERINTENpgNT's REPORT,
Tho annual report Of William il. Maxwell, superin-
tendcnt of public instruction in Brooklyn, shows
marked increase In the work Of the schools Of that
city Tho nuber Of schools under the control OF tho
Board of Education at the end of the year 1887 was
seventy-four a, against seventy at the end OF 1885,
The new buildings offer accommodations for 4,eSs
pupils Tho total number Of teachers employed was
1.e44 as against 1854 in 1886, and the whole num-
Der of pupils at the close Of the year was 1920 in
October there were 76O27 pupils.
Tho report states that In some Of the grammar
scbools the class are crowded as to lay too
great a burden of work the teachers, and recon-
nends the enlargement Of tho existing grammar
schools though not as yet the building OF new ones
During 1887 thcre were o407 pupils between the
ages of Eve and six, and the superintendent suggests
the tn3culty from crowdlng might DO relieved by
placing these children In hndcrgartcns The report
speaks in high terms Of the work of the training
school. which has graduated l23 pupils up to the
present time.
In June, 1857, the Board Of Education sdop'ca
uew course OF study Mr.. Maxwell says that no can
not as yet judge of the wisdom of all OF IT'S aoss n
INT that there can question Of its general cneot
in Increasing the interest pleasure and pront OF me R
pills. and In stimulating the teachers 20 progross, rir
~ the superintendent says Is one OF the nost Povy
Taught subjects in the schools, ara no thIhhs ma
more might be done the study OF civil goVernmons
han has vet been attempted he also RECOMMENDS
The establishment OF library for the use OF 'eaonor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, May 30 (speciap.-It was estimated anes
the market closed that JONES' Konnett & Hopkins hsd
bought, and that staufer 4. Cudahy had bought ana
ordered nut down to this concern over 3'ooo,oo
bushels Of July wheat yet it had no mora influence
than phantom buying. While it was going on Jug
broke from SO SO cents to "a 1-2. July wnes'
began at as 1-2 cents and got down to % 10 oei0"
the great trading of the day began through Jones'
Kenneth & Hopkins The close was at Oh .-o cen, ,S
December opened at &c rs cents, sold 81 81 o-o AZ
closed at So Notwithstanding the almost panoAv
feeling in the wheat pit, opened at So 7S cen
touched SO and closed at So L.. July opened =
"a "a cents sold at SIS IA and closed at 81 IA
The May oats deal developed the most spirit Eor
ton & Worhngton bid 81 cents for May all day. sus
their broker bid 81 IL after the close. July gsss
opened at SO l8 and closed at the same fgirc fiv
visions were steady. There were only 1900 hog
at the yards, and prices there showed 2 ntue
covery. July pork opened and closed at Sis ~ a
July short RIBS opened 81 81 60 and closed at 90 81 IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. May 29.-caaie-No reeents lsst 70 honrs.
Total receipts thus tar 3.15 For same time
last 1898 None consigned through and none On sale
Sassp-Ioceipts - 600 bead Total for
ths week thus far 10 800 For same time last week
1900. Consigned through 3 cars, OF when i 10 NEW
York rs cars sae all Interiors market nae and
nominal. =.
week thus FAR 1890 head For same ume last week
~, 1T hesd Consigned through cars. OF which 10
Novyors caroads on sale marie, assusea Sloc
selected Workers So 7odS5 30 Selected hcdnn Weights
IS 7oSs6 80; other grades unchanged all offerings taken
CHICAGO. Union stock YEris Nay 2a-Th n,ov'rf
journal reports C1tlc-Receipts 1000 hean snpnenn
30s0 heal MARKET Irregular. Bs.ves 81 eOas2 % Cow
Bulls and AHod FL so az 3d. Suckers ana fooders q %
81 o. Texas Cattle So O0dS 90. .oo ..,
RsssRecepts IL 900 head shipments toou MARKER sow
steady. Mscd s5 $3.50 b6i neayy 20 4bSso 'oi Light
s5 301S6 65i Pigs and Culls So 75Qf3 10 49,.
Sasephecepts 40D0 head shipments sone. MAI ot siow
Inferior to Extra o. oo9s IS. Texans 81 7sdA0o
ST LOWS. May % -Rsosipts A,0oI head shis.
meuts 200 head msrxst slow Choice hosw nsuye
81 <0dSt 90. Butchsfs steers Medium % Sholce
IS 1904 TO- stockers AID Feesrs Far % Sooa % 500
s. ~. Rangers. ordinary to Good. 81 201A o. m. -
Ifocs - RsesiDts $500 heal shi2msnts zVo hced
Market setlve Choice Heavy and hatchery selections
IS 5D6s5 so Packing. Medium p Choice % so1ts 90
Trht rrsees. Ordinary 70 Best IS lbs54o ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1x00 head shipments Law hcaa MAI
kct lewer Fair TO Fancy % 1923 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

ELI Perkins, the hunoris, was too humorous tho other
day He wrote letter to d. w. Caldwell, the general
manager OF the Nickel Plate Railroad Line asking for
pass Chicago Thinking to be funny. he added this
postscript "P 81 inclose you soh you can find It"
Mr. Caldwell is 9 generous but somewhat austere man.
He the In due course OF business osens
bly, granting the favor, but ncoshg no pass Here Is
the postscript he added 20 his rely: II 81 incose
you pass-n you tina t."
Eli had been too funny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
COURT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

eupRHxR CouRT-CuAMBnES-BeforeL Lawrence J-No,.
st e. a e. iaS ~ ST. 81 ia 3 49, w. u.s. sa IT.
si s45 s62 $685. s5 sei &c., $685. se4 $685. $685. se7 $685.
SUPREME Coukr-oKS5RAL TEnA-Recess
suPkEhK CouRT-sPKciAL TLRn-PARr L-Beiors oBren'
SUPREME cousr-7srEcIAL TKnm-PAnr II-AdjOurned
Il SUPREME couRr-ciRcurr--PAHr I--Auourned for the
SUPREME commemorative II.-Adjourned fer the
srr1nk couRT-cmcuIT-PAHr IIL.-Adjsurnsd for the
term. ,,, a.. a.,
suRRoeArEs CouRr-Beforo Ransom. s.-wnl Of Ann NJ;
OdeII 10 a. M calendar oasA NJ los 80 will
OF yohu Cennor IL will civilian ohnson. p nj VIII
"TEsTisoNY 10 sE TAKEN BEFORE THE PROBATE CLERK
Probate of the wills OF Caset Emily Piesch Pat
rick Gun min cham. C. j. Bush. Marisnns smith, Joseph
Nina Martin, A. B. Simonds Simon schAwe III M Mar
garot Keenan, Ann bliza Haxwsl. 1l:3U q M.
SUPERIOR CogRr--srEciAL TERk-Beforo Dugro j.
Ne day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouBr-TKiAL TKRx-PAnTs ]. II. III-Ad-
journsd for the term.
COMMON PLgAsaESERAL TERh-Adjournsd until the hrst
COMMON PLxAs-sPKcIAL TNnM- Before DAILY J--Motions
Hoesen Case on ne dav oalehdat.
CITY CouRT-GESHRAL rEEM-Aajourned until Monday.
June III. -
CITY CoU.r-TnIAL TKRx-PAEr IIf.-Adjourrcd for the
COURT or OYER AND TkRxrSFR-Be;ore Patterson. j.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-rAar I.-Adjourned for
COURT or GENERAL PART -Adlournsd for the
COURT on GENERAL sxssIoss-PAgr III-Adjournsd until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
A STEAMER SUNK IN THE EAST RIVER.

Tho freight steamer scsgudl. Captain John NC
carthy, went down with hole IN her bow 1ust north
Of Hunters Point ferry slip, East River, Oh Monday
night Tho vessel had boon all winter in Gowanus
Bay, but was recently chartered for work on Lake
Ontario She len the pier at the foot OF East
Twenty sxth-st, South Brooklyn, about 10 O'Clock
on Monday night with goo tons Of coal aboard bound
for her new cruising grounds The seagun passed
Hunters Point ,ust before midnight and few min
utes later large tow ioomcd up ahead in the dark
ness and swung in toward the steamer The tow
struck her the port bow Just forward Of the fore
Veg, crushing great hole in her SIDE The vessel
flied rapidly and sank In few minutes. Captain
Mccarthy and his men, ten In ALL bad barely time to-
launch a boat and ,ump into II when the steamer
gave lurrh and went down. The scaguI was OF $50
tons burden, and owned BY James Reid. OF Michi-
gan. The tow nth which she came In collision Is sup
posed ~ bcloAk 70 the New Haven line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
THE STATE OF TRADE

BArnponr. May 2s-cotton steady. Miadinx lselo,sc:
sy hCTsrd ss'f and Fs 90 u a5s
90 F EIF1 ds r. 90 so
PS Soc Isa r SsSoC weak Writer
Sd ;Ess ss % sf saly 5fssSte
sr @a s @sd spot
% Ss. s .9$ .'fsSy
loslias Pennsyivana at tos.Ss RE dull iS0 s"S
ss o. Sais as Pas' S:s
BuEnests ssoaasrs and o'. s as sas ass Sc Hs:
iaSSiSc Lard Bster steady w::,srn Pss1sd
ssas q
:TnsF g ts ,.ss, q & sSF :ssy Isl
eshs e LvsrDSs per steamer dalrSottOr7 o 5.
g sS P Tn t9 g. o. Dus Ian
s 1902 su sn cErn
$500 bush a. cave: No N9TsnsTn asse over W NS e.
ssSasc d" sales Of 5000 bush at wmte
Mshsss 81 Of a;ksd Com 9as ana WEAK ,r s.maud
WG: .S 10 Eov ws 4OS sssS demand Mao
s. a, MIisea weak steady Winter Bran si7 90 Spring
Ss sls W. We're aSmsr wheat SIC Corn So
aS wS.., to issSs Ss: " Ss
oats Ss oS S., n % S sa.
oat: 5000 bush barley sOOO bush. rye 1000 bush
s SasR. osu q sso0c bush. -'' '''
No White at $50 shorts Qulet and unchanEed
h;Sy:.: a. rG!n arb Beef sa.S;
doll ,sd unsettled Western Extra Urs,mery a. 2lsa2s
E Esstsf srm for Choice stock Of all kind: Ex
bSs au% oa ss lu' $1,000
CHICAGO May ao.-rho leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
pITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday reserved his decision motion made on be-
half Of the Attorney General permission TO bring an
action the dissolution Of the corporation known as the
the Metropolitan Transit Company the ground that 1t
had not compiled with the Of its charter The At
torney General represented by Mr. Page Franklin
Bartlett and George G. De Witt appeared for Broadway
property owners, and Assistant Corporation Counsel
Thomas p Wickes for the city, and General George W.
wingato and ]. Alfred Davenport for the company.
Herman and Carl Martens Martens Brothc's made an
assignment yesterday 10 Henry A. James. giving prefer
snees for s27.43< &c.
Ebert L. wsdsworth. dealer In jewery. No IL John
st. made Assignment yesterday TO John j. Connolly
giving preferences for s2o2 TO-
Tho schedules OF James o'Ne. bookbinder. No. 80
Beekmsnst. show liabiities s5z61 rs nominal assets
e. oo9 80 and actual assets. so43 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Ioxpoy May ga p. m.-Conssla 90 5l6 for money
and 90 ls for the account Atlantic AID Great Western
Hrst mortgage trustees certificates. s5 fssns
x1s Iiinoa Central 1872 ST. Paul. Common. 6ss; Naw'
Sork Central 1885, Pennsylvania 63r Reading 80 Mex
ica % 81 di.count in the open short and
three month"; bills is Ia 7sDer cont .r,.
Of bullion gone Into tho BANK Oh fns'ano on
p.rt. adyces auote per rentes at 50 francs 80
for The London at 20 francs
lnes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
sYERIFr GRANT FAILS TO APPEAR

Sheriff Grant did not appear yesterday before the Gen.
eral Term City Court to show why he should
not be punished contempt for falling to obey an order
requiring provide accommodations for the Judges OF
that court outside City Hall while the repairs In
that building In progress He had served on the
Judges an alternative writ Of prohibition obtained from
Justice Lawrence the Supreme Court requiring them
to discontinue the contempt proceedings or show cause In
the Supreme Court Chambers why they should
not do So The hearing In the City Court was adjourned
until June IL Chief Justice MoAdam will appear In
person before Justice Lawrence tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

r.u Young Mems Cbristh Association Bullalms, ,hn
md. twenty fifth ST., last night uhu,r ul
ausuItcs Of the Ladies' Auxiliary Tho pro''o1'
DO used to furnish tito rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

In State bonds Virginia 6s, deferred receipts,
sold at "a, North Carolina special tax at ana
fundable at A. There were no snles OF city pank
stocks at the Board Sales Of several issues at
auction are reported below.
A we'll distributed and unusually large business
was done in railway bonds ut the Board, ana the
large dealers report continuous large demand.
One of the Wall Street organs made an unhappy
hit this morning. After referring TO q memoran,
dum of bonds offered by one Of the principal
dealers, it said: 80 The only thing remarkable IN
the list was two lots Of Chicago, Milwaukee, and
of the Chicago and Missouri River division. No
one appears TO want these last mentioned mort
CAGES OF course the quotation was intended
81. Paul Company. But il so happens that the
firm yesterday sold 100000 Of those unwanted
mortgages at per cent above the nominal stock
Exchange quotation. The firm in question prob
ably is not paying any annual subscription OF
SIS to destroy its business. Az the Board To-Day
Erie seconds rose to 90 1-2. New-Jersey Central
General IS were firm at 104 l-2al05. The
Northern Pacific issues were all strong. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas issues were weak South Carolina
seconds sold at slas7., Reference is made to our
full report OF bond sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt in OF the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold (2,400)
at 81 l-sa31 3-4a3l Ia; Georgia Pacific seconds
ise, 0O0) at 80 1-2a3s Ia, and New-YorlS Mutual
Telegraph 5000 at OIL.
Money was in large supply at liz per cent
and closed offered at 1-2 per cent.
follows Exchanges s1l1,7si,147; balances,
S3,1e3,177.
The Sub-Treasurv was debtor at the Clearing
House S244,5S9. It's net gain on balance was
$500, 365 made up by gains Of SHE'LL currency
and 1894, 254 coin The days operations COW
cred Receipts, ,si,654,s22; payments
@ 's c6nssta the q fensF5 Sss si oon
and sl5,1s9,13l currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day si9l, 900 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s509e44 and the
internal revenue receipts were 81 Slabs
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
ON hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
May g. May 90. Differences
hand si97.7ss, OH sIes, ssas o4 Inc s1,oos7ss
Net silver
hand 52oss,9s2 5000 $50 Inc c2,eoi
Net legal ten
dsrs on hand aso2l.0s5 ss22soo5 Inc 2o1.e7o
Actual cash
In Treasury
vaults
outstanding
ceriacates s2ss7aasss s2ss 1oaea5 Inc el,soo,o57
Deposits In -.
banks 665s7s77 6asss.77l Dec i.7s41oo
Net cash
balances $780, 3s1, 7es ssss os7 71e Dec s3al,oie
The foreign exchanges were dull and only
steady. There have been no engagements or gold
for export this week. The quotations for busi-
and 81 6s "a for long aud short sterling respect
A y A ...1 Al O.. l.Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

The defence was begun yesterday In the Brooklyn su
preme Court In the proceedings brought by William zeg
or for On Injunction his partners in the Royal
Baking Powder Company, J. T., O. NJ. ana n Hoaeiana'
from r,v,ng enormous salaries to themselves As pres
dent j. O. Hoagiand draws 100000 year, his brother
Dr. C. NJ Hoagland, a. vlcepresidens gets $4,000 ana
"a treasurer his SOD Raymond gets $4,000 The outline
Of ,he defence Hoagands BY hard Work had
built up company and while 1t was In It's formative
perod the owners received $500 year for their ser
vices and shared prons But now the business Is
40 profitable that they entitled TO take large salaries
Il was claimed that OF tho company was duo
to the work Of joseph Z. HoaSIand In his testimony
Mr. Hosgland the ggoss sales for 1887 were
q. sS7 as7 net pront s72a The profits dd not IN
eude the salaries paid the sompany's oeerS which
.noun To a8a 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

Flour dull and price. without qgossSls change with
Cs.n oaotat,eas we're rs felows-Ne Spring Wheat
ss[S sSsc M. 8 spring whsat nominal No; Rcd az
f RTs Al S Zoe No Bsrsy 90 sssso No Flax Seed
az al 40 Prime Timothy seed at 81 IS Meas Pork
a. si4 Sos i Ob per bSL Lara 3, 90 ts per LOO .:
Sn1sd al 90 IS 2a short Clear Sides boxed 81 iOes Is
Wnshay distillsrs finished goods at 81 10 gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

On tho Prsducs Etchsnge todAy Tag ButsI a.kes W.
131laLc
crsctssArr May 29-Fleur dul IN light demand Family
az rs a "a IS Fancy ~ l0dxa 30 Wheat duii NO z
RED staea 20 Receipts 200 bush shpaens none Corn
already, Va Mixed &C $50 weaker No Mtxed Of
s6lae rye dull No. at 87c Pork QUOT al tl4 as.
Lard strong at IS Is. Bulkmests and Bacon steady;
barrels saisssd seeas en- TIE sas!. 81 q IS
Primo DAIRY Roll ~ ltal5c. sugar was !,sdy, Hard
Esasss e coss "a .saar .nS nag sa, Sssss
s6 95DS5 so Receipts $50 snipments lb0. Egss wore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30
THE COURTS.
EVEN ACTORS HAVE THEIR TROUBLES

The hearing on the motion to make permanent Inc m
function obtained by Manager j. NJ. Hill restraining
Margaret Msther the actress from fulfilling contract 70
perform for Gilmore Tompknk the ground that she
had contract to appear him until 1893 was adjourned
yesterday BY Justice Lawrence, In the supreme 0ous
cb.mber. until Friday A. H. Hummel who represented
Hill said that Miss Mathers managers had violated an
order Of the court by advertising her appearance IS
Judge A. J. Dittenhocfer. who. with General Horauo "
King appeared for the defendants dsclamed all KNOW"
edge any ouch advertisement and stipulated ha' "
be stopped
Leonard Grover IT, assignee Of his father the pay
wright and theatrical manager obtained from 'usuco
Lawrence Of the Supreme Court yesterday an attacnmehe
against the properly Of Minnie Palmer the actress anu
John b. Rogers her husband, claim for SLID as
balance claimed 10 be due for royalties on tho play MY
Brothers Wife, the right 70 play which IN the oh'ca
States and Canada sold to them by Leonard Grover
who wrote It, The Judge also granted an injunction TO
straining the defendants from producins the pay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

balances $780, as1. 7es ssssos7. 71e Dec sssaois
The foreign exchanges were duh and only
steady. There have been no engagements OF gold
for export this week The quotations for bust
ness are as follows: Bankers bills 81 SO l-2
and 81 6s "a for long aud short sterling respect
lively: SIS ga and SIG rs for francs: 95 So
and o5 rs for reichmarks: 40 Ia and 40 1-2 for
guilders. .
In London British consols were firm at 90 81 8
for money and l-s higher at 90 I'll 6 for account
The Bank Of England gained on balance C 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-30

SINGING 70 xURgIsHA room.
concert by tho Harlem Choral Club. assisted BY
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