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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
RITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.


Argument heard yesterday by the General Term OF
the Supreme Court the appeal OF John Jacob Aston and
others from Presiding Justice Van Brunts decision sustain
ing the demurrer Of the defendants in the suit for an inunc
ton restrain the New York Arcade Railway Company
erecting maintaining It's proposed railroad Ex-
Judge Noah Davis and John f. Dillon appeared for the
plaintiffs and udge Charles p DAILY Robert Se"eu and
ex-senator Thomas for the defendant
verdict $500 rendered in the City Court yes
erday for the plaintiff in suit of Timothy j. Cagney
against the Manhattan Railway Company On June 10 the
plaintiff struck by gaeman at the Chatham Square
elevated station. Although he had purchased ticket and
dropped the receiving box while the gatemans back
turned the latter refused to permit him to board
train and pushed him OF the platform
JOSEPH Carroll member OF Company H. Goth Regiment
when about return with that command from Newark on
Decoration Day, 1887 fell from train OF the Delaware
I.ackawanna and Western Railroad Company. His right
foot was cut on just ankle. lie sued the com
pany for $50 OO0 William Allan his counsel laid his case
before jury in the Supreme Court yesterday Hamilton
defendant sought that the planth hao
been drinking casualty the result Of his
own carelessness The will go the jury to-day.
Alexander Leavtt obtained verdict for $4,000 yes
terday the Supreme Court against Morris j. Hart as
balance due contract for use OF tho Leayitt Muller
Electric Light Compsny's motor and appliances at the
New Orleans Exposition in 1SS23 1t was claimed for
defence that Hart had acted as the agent OF Major
Edmund Burke, Director General Of the Exposition
In the suit OF Rose Gallery damages from
the New-York Elevated and the Manhattan Railway Com
panes construction and maintenance Of the elevated
structure OF hor premises Nos 34 32G and 1928
Pearlst a decision rendered yesterday in favor OF
the plaintiff by Justice Truax Of the Superior Court
Judgment is given the value OF the PLAINTIFF
property right in the street and for 800 year as the de-
probation in rental value since 1882
In the suit in which John F. Donncy, former manager
OF the Academy Music obtained Judgment against Will
lam p Douglas formerly owner OF the building, giving
him 81 400 for alleged breach OF contract Mcsr Bowers
& Pla attorneys the defendant had the default OF tho
latter opened the City Court verdict was rendered
yesterday for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
,oyrr voTryG CONTEST ara FAIR.

The fair In the srmory Of the "a Battery AZ sew
.r,bave and Fifty. secondst. will be opened on MONDAY
Ar, and the proceeds 10 be added TO the fund OF
The new Homeopathic College and Free Hospital Nc"
600 are bending their energies toward max
-, ~. ,,,r social and financial success large num-
her OF unique attractions promised among them an IN
,ycolleeise voting contest for On eRhtosred racing
shell which Is being buiit DIV 'he ceiooi'V'. nm
!. -. . co,. y, TROY Much enthusiasm has been
.,oxn Nv the several colleges in this contest In inc
contract with Waters the ladies at the VARSITY" booth
nav. arranged that shell shall be htteo 70 suit he
weights Of any crew who shall be the successful winner
a, Tho contest This IL novel idea and opens the con-
-. =. ~ ,,a.. crowa To the crew receiving the sec
ond highes. number votcsprovided the contest
two oolIeses nroyes close set Of ten oars Will DO
given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
CHANGING THEIR MINDS AND THEIR TOTES.

At the meeting Of the Mayor aud heads OF departments
,oso,dav NATHAN WAS made ichcind the vote syOring
the bill before the Legislature fixing the salaries Of o
serpeants OF police cent Of the salaries Of inc
captains without any action by the b"in oi ism''e'
7, WAS carried by q vote OF : 10 3. motion was made
20 dsapnrovc the bill on ground that II Is m'ndaiofy
and takes away the power vested In the Board oil
Est,mate This was also carried by vote OF 70 D.
The vote avorlng the bill az originally p'SSed s'Oo' "
g. The Mayor strongly opposed to the seuo Vi '"o
and said at the tine that he would ehhV"f
TO have the action conference rcconsdecd d. huo
sequent meeting. c,
An act authorizing the building OF an erN',ru
IN broadway introduced Ia the Assembly by H. J. MoI-
gan was approved Messrs. Forster and Furioy ho
voting The conference approved the contemplated Oh!
turning into general fund Of the city the percentage
the net receipts due the city fom the "ieeh"lch 0oo
Elevated Railroad, amounting 10 about slSO,OO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
TJDJyGs or ADJUrANTL GOULD WARNER.

Adjutant J. could Warner. the adODted son of the
Veterans Of 1912. who was reported by his wife 10
Inspector Byrucs missing since March 0. has been
heard FROM Mrs. Warner received postal card late
yesterday afternoon from George Groebllng proprietor
Of Military Hail. in he Bowerv. Informing her that she
need have fears for the safety OF her absent lord
as he had been al his place Saturday afternoon and
several times previously since his Disappearance rom
home Mrs. Warner not greatly Modified at the
receipt OF the news and Immediately sent WORD 10
Inspector Byrncs where 10 look fOr him. lie is Only
of on another racket said Mrs. Warner, y by no
means unusual thing with him Since married him.
thirty years ago he has deserted me nine times The
trouble With him IS that he had spent his time raising
nags Instead Of trying raise roof over his chdfens
heads This veteran business has made a fool OF HIM
| have many time wished that could spit his nag
oolcs M into kndling- OOd which We were often In
need Of" c,,., g.,
Adiutant Warmers partner. Bernard Schcckel. IN
tbr Junk firm Of j.. Could Warner K Co. No. l52 south
St said yesterday that Mr. warmers prolonged aD-
scrcc had been a great blow 10 the business OF The
couc.rn Many important sales OF old rope have
been missed be said II he doesn't show up soon
/ shall look Tor another partner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
weekly recep insuds the stock which arrived last
Monday. but not reported until later in the week
QUOTATIONS OF DEgvEs
so ago at 50 80 d*S % auu
the average was estimated at So 10.

Prime sot at 50 80 6$s o. anu
the average WAS estimated at 50 To-
REVIEW OF TIE wEEK.-The effects Of the severe
last Monday upon the cattle uade we've more APP
parent "Wednesday, when the first genuine market OF
the week held Jersey City and prices advanced
25d30c the close OF the preceding week Only II cars
cattle in the yards Friday and opening
fancy ngues but the OF cattle the
road 70 arrive the morrow caused weak feeling with
strong downward tendency the close and when 90 ear
loads of fresh cattle put upon the market saturday,
half OF them could be sold even at reduction OF SOC
per loom.
Dressed Beef made advance ot from to 12c n.
but fell OF fully 12c Friday and still further declined
Saturday.
European markets showed improvement, but were
quoted dull FOR Refrigerated Beef at 12a9c per 10
The arrivals Of Live Calves interrupted less by the
storm than almost any other kind OF stock, but owing to
the scarcity OF Country Dressed Calves and the high
prices OF all kinds OF meats prices advanced fully 1c
n up Friday with rather easier feeling on saturday
Sheep and Lambs rapidly recovered the depression
OF the preceding week and ma sharp advance Of from
3fc lc before the close Thursday but IL came
through Friday and 81 Saturday. and the ad
vance was nearly all lost, with large number unsod
No Transactions in Live Hogs during the week
BEEVEs- Receipts yesterday and to-day 261
OF $3.50 head22 cars at Oak Cln for export 4s cars d.
East Side slsughteIers IS at 6Othst. OF
which So for Mr. Eastman % for j. sern
and 10 for other city sdughteers and 1o3 cars at
Jersey City, all for the market
with IS held from Saturday there were 1873
cars in the yards when the market opened Sllupherers
hand full force but made bids lower than
Saturday and prices settled down the current figures
Of the Friday preceding the storm large business vas
transacted but tn" cattle could not ell be sold sId It was
estimated that at least IS would be carried over Mt
Goldsmith had 10 Of Export Steers back at 80 M
and Of sale cattle reported out but not
come In until tomorrow
Poor steers sold at s4as4 25 Ordinary to Prime Native
do 81 35ds5 3d. Choice and Extra at 50 GOas5 10
Of Chcokee at "a 80 and 02 head cornfed Colorado
Cattle at ~ -.
Bulls sold at s3a43 SIS few Extra at s'as4 25l Stays
and oxen az - 500si 60. and Dry Cows at 50 30Gs3
shipments tomorrow ALSO quarters Of Beef and go
Live Cattle.
shipment. Live Cattle sheep and Dressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
,o ,rws roDu u,SsJy0 PJLOT BOL RS.

No further Information received yesterday nom the
Phantom or the Enchsness the TWO missing pnot Do'''
Pilot BeRey who brought In the SeIN'"
80 ,ba, ne sac . vessa, about 800 miles out from
New York on Tuesday morning which he thoueht V'.''
be the Phantom but under fun san anu "'o "'
distant for him 10 be certain d IT. Al Nc Once o. vac
Pilot Commission II was siatci u'"' he"'N az Wv '
., .ehea mn on the shore below Sandy Hook would
nrohably be recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

The NcwYork Indian Association met yesterday after
mon a. No II Vest Thlrty-second st. the president
Mrs Theodore Irving. occupying the chair IL was
stated that $500 from the NewYork Association ana
$500 branch Of the Phiadelphia Assoc"u"n "''
been sent 10 Alaska the building OF two cottages
After the business session a public meeting was heid
Mrs G. l.. Warner secretary Of the Presbyterian Board
OF Missions gave Of the work Of the fie-Yte
ran Church for Indians and Mrs j. Wells Champhey
read the report Of Mrs Clark Of Washington, who wac sent
by Secretary special Inspector Of Indian schools
The Rev Dr. Joseph r. Kerr also smoke Of the need ana
the importance Of the work OF the association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20


"Ilnd Tom7 the newsman who In his wfes
absence found the perpetual darkness moro than
be could bear and committed suicide, VIII be buried
TODAY in Calvary. Many friends went 70 take the
last look al him yesterday. He lies I'm largo covered
Ice box I'm one Of the two rooms that was his home
No 400 FouIih-ava A piece Of whfe cambria
Ground his neck hilcs all indications Of the cause
of his death. and he looked calm ami peaceful. The
uttle dog that used to guide him to tho newsstand
Is one of the mourners and not the least sincere
The affcfiona'e little creature whnes pte0usly ana
looks appealingly "Can't you do something for my
Master His wife who l. totally blind in one eve
and nearly blind In the other. LEFT tho NOmalrs
Hospital, where she was receiving treatment Tor her
yves a. soon as She heard Of her husbands sad death
and returned her dcsoa'e little home The couple
have pretty little daughter ONLY eight years old
and too young to understand the cause OF her
mothers prief Blind Tom" had liitle money
laid by, but enough to pay the expenses OF tho
funeral. But brother will sec that he Is decenly
buried
His death has left his blind wife and child with
eut any means o. support other than the continuance Of
his business Owing however to the fact that no list OF
k,s patrons can found this II impossible unless his
widow can ascertain their names and addresses Any Of
BIZ customers this notice viii do an act OF real cha
~ by sending name and address TO Mrs Donohue NO.
Eoirth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

management Of Rudolph Aronson. Mr.. C1ews said, II
have only share Of the and paying stten
ton to the controversy. have authorized one 10
use ms name and shall take part in the natter
Mr.. Willard emphatic and said that he
knew nothing about the matter.
Washington L. Conner stated that he thought Mr..
Aronson's salary high and that he would sign
paper asking tho Attorney General investigate the az
fairs Of the NewYork Concert Company (he Of the
Casino cOIpOrat,Ou).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
THE COURTS.
HIS CHILDREN

MR. BATTIN GAINS CUSTODY OF HIS CHILDREN.
Justice Andrews. Of the Supreme Court yesterday
report Referee Kingsley giving the custody
Of the children Of Richard and Angle Estee Battn
their father and refusing to grant her smony end
counsel pending her suit for limited divorce tho
ground OF cruelty. Bstn is telegraph operator at Po-
Headquarters and his wife keeps boarding house at
No. Q29 East Forty second ST. Judge that her
conduct has been such might properly cause sspi-
cions fidelity" lie adds that II she ever had
OF action she has condoned 1t by going TO live
with her husband a second time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
Month";


rrnrp Nm uEAI-FLOUR-An EASY fcallng sou IN
a. 80 sntt,y ON he mari Of hold,ra "A
WI. nvices are 20, qnstaby changed Exporters
,u' ~ n,,, "a. nm. .,e ,.n,and
o.t' , Ming 900 bbl. CIV Mil extra AZ
~ a. Wat I,s.. | 500 bbl. Fine al 81 O5 D
sffp'Ft % "i .,'. -, e. 40 4, "a 10. sOO mi.
s.u' ~ y, e. on a. "a 40 400 mil, Winter Wheat
A.IA ~ - -, az an so0 mi. Minnesota Extra At
a. - "a 10 ui.S IN tie ,.l,. " ere O. 90 bb. taken
= ,,.,tst ci,s.d nufet
y. sf,n',.t. -. AZ G, 10
A. At so, =; 20 low rtrs- 81 900 80 40 Wheat
t.,,l.. g.. Far 10 Choice. ~ - u
a 20 patents a 20 - 10 Fancy. - $50 So
Sfr.n, VVh..f-for Extras - 90 clear. - so
S.i.- ~. vt-Inr.s a. IS u a. 30 latter extreme;
strsicht. - q 80 Patents Medium Choice, - 30d
a. 81 r,fruf. fancv 81 gO.-....sOUIHEHN FLO r.
Steadily heff and 10 Moderate d-man -tes $40 hnl =,
r,in. Cannon 10 Fair Ezra S. - OOi Good to
Fancy :. Ipaf5 RYE FLOU',,- nchaneef u prlcs
an ari.ci "a -, , superhn- at g. - es3 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

IivrErOoi. Mar 1880 m-rorf and PORK Il n poor
demand Hams-ln fair demand Bicon-in ialt aenlSn.'
short RIBS firm at iOs Chcese-In poor demand 9
Turpsnne Resin In pOsr demand. Lari. Sps an" ~
turcsIn posr domani prin- ws,tern spot hn,s
"a March dali Bs. o. Wsrst-Th- demard 10 irpi",
iug. flour-ln far demand Corn-Spot ana Intuo III
fair demand mixed We-iorn spot steady at - oIL ap'"
steady &. SD; May seaty a. oLd hOp' Al b'h"o.
New York state No Ysrk state In posr demand.
of wheat Tor the vast from Atlahuc po's
GOO qrart-rs. ffon Pacific ports none from
sources - 900 Receipts American csrn Tor ihe past
wa 81. 800 Quarters
ANfwrRr Ntrch. l9-wl!cor'. Ari closed Al 81 hin,s
rs cenims. per 100 kOs Petroleum. II francs 10 oeau1o'
pad and seller.
BGEwKx Mar le-Petroleum. marx, IS pisnaS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

STATE half Arkfs tubs as0soAl wslsh tuos 2s12soj
pair. te6. Soe2ao W.stsrn Factory $685. a W::ss
RsIia is Ssio old Ssck-st dairy tubs l7oseei a.
tire dares 1910, Firkins nce3o' western cream
lite STIR 70 TIE dsmsI and psisss
White; Western Factory llaol2c.; SKINS lSlos com.
70 choice EG0 fair demsnd an9 prices
rule firm. State and Pennsylvania l6tSl6hct Westsrn'
10 0l5so; Southern, 14ol5c - ..
bU0AR-For there 10 little ousi ness passnk
but values were changed from 4a4~e fer No asses
<sdI 1850 for fair refining. and o|a5 1io. LOT en-
trfugaL Sales 800 hhgs vacuum PAN 81 ~ tes AT PC
Esaoed steady 7c Crashed 70 Cubes SS, 5s
uoners' A, SIC; Coffee A STANDARD ens. G9aee o.
6Adb-lll6or c. 6]S59s.; yellow. sac
srEARlNEouiet but ssserally steady Cy Lari quoted
NJ iz garine Sales 10000 AZ So
TALLOW -Frmer and more active. Prime CITY quoted
4 tIl8o Sales, ia, 900 lbs, ll-l5o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
COrRr OF APPEALS.

ArBAvY laIn tho Court Of Appeals today the 'o'
lowing causes we're argued
No l22l-The people respondents sst John De A-oh Ap
pellsnt. - ~ ,,., mn, Ella U,e.tsrn Union
Teegraph Company. respond-HL 49,. r.. r...t.-
No 7GI-Jsnn H4cldEcr respondent agt henry ie'''e'
7o4-Adela l. Mn appellant. ast the Ninth Avenue
Railroad Company al. re- poudenis -. , ...t. -
caiensar 81 Inc court OF APF'-' ''
Steh $50. 749. GIL 1886 1914. 7sl. es3 and 7o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Mar. 10 II n mCoD soils l0l Lie for and
lOls. for the account Atlantic aut Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates 49, Canadian Pacific 6S
Erie 24s 10 second consos 9s Mex Orilnary. b0S:
81 Pau eommsn 9sha New York Central loss pens,yt
The amount OF bullion gone the BANK OF England
balance to 100000 Paris aivccs quote per cent
rSntes AT 81 irancs@92l a confines for the account
?. m.-Aoney. Ia Ia per cent -
Tic rate OF discount In The market Tor snort olis
Upper cent.
BERLIN Mar 9The statement OF the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows an increase IN specie Tao 900 marka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
rvs RI slIos.i 10. ami rye Feed. sossl
NTw-YoRK srocKS

The contract stocks follow
~ lori Nh"a---.--.....-- .."oI "a SO
No r. VI rlrn-.....- ...-....-- 1901 az go
No Whise us,s ..-....--.--. 2737J' .'''''o
comp.rnye stock, IN .'oe n NeE YORK hrooAya All
Wheat. ,a ..s /, a$.is y ,.s5 g g:9:.$ &
o cor. n S'..: ss57s9 667s6s e.eTio 9e9sa
n w." ya na 1850 1863 1915 GS5s, 2o35 tfss3s
M; S Sa.- ,7-oae l7so65 golis57 So
Total bo- .6.eo.s77 o7le,o7. s.2o742o l9+94.le2
Adoa' here March H. 1857
wheat. 'eo0V
Corn bush '
rye bush 5000
Total bush 2o4d0o
bn n.1' during ri wS.s e1Gs M.rch H. 1885
New, rrolae. Etehaese statement of the visible
'"''' Total Increase. DsSre "a
c G&S.i Sa'..........: '.33! Sosis ,oa;
W. R9e' s s%.n ......... sSsos ie27s
barley Du.h..... ........ 2OS.1lO POLLS
vi,blc supply IN tho United states ami Canada
M,r II. Ma, 10 MAJ MI NIP 20.
West , .. soa5T; sess!i ~ 5Si74i2s soss,ttgss
6.9.::..... s2 estl ts.5s55 .es$! aselsSS
hatcy 2o5ogi6 2si5535 i5sS750 l.O5j6O9
aay ANp Tr aan dess r change pI ma
ehees .ony psr 100 d. o. 2 cS, ~. 30 Ss s 5YC o
pns 55c STRAW. long rye. "3at short do oed'o"'
Hop,A fair bu.nes, can noted a. our last quotations,
New YORK Of 1851 9c't Il o. 49,.
1879 s.ss, "a r ,o 49, Sss7 '.s cannon to
AID "a re-, s9re araiv nod Tor 5oio't The sue.
R'ad fsG s es os. ' S1 .
2o, Ssn,eso' 10 M !Sr. at at 20 . q, a,o
c.rpci~qacl aud s.,y sal, lSsooo y. at igl6e; for
steady 80 ton, At 6l2io for March and 0l1c
NXVAI STORES Ia Spirits IarPeotino the market at,
i-ap"r.S.s Ec.in Quot 5tion. STRAINED q %
K - So r. ~ 81 o. windos ds.' 8
oiis-in Cot on seed .ae. OF made at 400
which inic1c, an easier m,r.e' StrSo ew sdfors
sse- OF 700 b', crude sperm wero maze 10 ina""'A'
OCEAN FRFIGHrs-Ths general vs@ent was l nT
re s ssE, ''p, . ss S steam hence $1,000
9 n Gin Ssls 100 Dbs eraGc 81. 3d.
out ant nome At S son 65, crude SS and
99oo grs qgoca at 2. ~ from ' Port de Pax so6o.ns
ios~oc ~ and from dran c,y%'S ..r. 'is s2
fo"ne. 81 John. 'ch'1nsr deals 'o' o"'A'0A
'PpgoDvIsioNi Iporiers moderate BUYERS
general rule prices were steadily ma.tA .I ssS
So eS S ,. Mo' sd T aaa s % Tor shof
fSs. ys.. ,s1 &! rTs q % rS :''
pfce with continual slow inquiry c.y ~ E''Tp ip@a
ss rao s,d:s 70 Family Mos. - % Ell
MAT pr,c.,Lave not varici IN psrtc lar. ruling
alu sc,ar riding continue. dnll Picksi bellies qn.ei
fllrs-t.c Piclled sm, 1Obc Pcklet ~houhlsr"
ca s6sc' smoked Hams. &c smosrd ss:n'ders PC
MIDDits Wholly nominal here ..DHl.sSED uvurr
title tier AM moderate demand Cits heavy 10 ngS
7s97 Ice, aud piss &c H. .~set
suffered ntter as points closing heavy AZ no
bott,r OF speculative intete,t ana rsn
lot were wholly ec,ed Western Steam quoted ., 'oo
= o. Lc Cty steam quiet and steady SAFE. ~ Ds
T6bci Renned quoted fsOe Continent Goo sonth
Amsrican 2Sp .o. ssc asked; 1000 tcs May. 1870
spe eIo.nt ISLE $50 June 1900 1929 ele.ios
cio.as 80 asked August ec.lns 7ssc c.. asked. .s
IUTTER-A him feeling prevails ,nu p.ioes sU"
M fpsthrr change New stock - western Cresm.
arr 2o1Nc Elgin $40 PsnaU'AniA s-"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

Only ten OF the Bridge Trustees appeared at Inc Ma"
.o,,no yo.,erdsv After whiting half hour for the
go ,nors ,e.dsd IN make q quorum and discussing
nrouosition TO get the Legislature TO permit uem TO ia
the quorum AZ less than @ majority, they Adjourned inc
tranic statement for February sho"eo ''c'pS % ~
lse 2s from 0O4 1872 passengers Inc cAP'"u''u'o'
were sbg 826 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
r1ur srncK MAnxrrs BY TELEGRAPH

HuFPALo March l9-Cdht> teceipts last "a hours
e3b head Total fer thus tar 2O2 hean Same uas
last w.ek 1913 hoa consgae through sunday I<3
Of which ~ NewYork consigned To day cars of wh
29 YORK l75 on sae prices deelinsr ago
from last Monday Common 10 Fair IS rs d rs; Good 10
Choice shipping 81 A0a4 o. Extra steers IS 90 40 2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
SPIRIT, OF TUHPENTINK

cuIrIRsroN March IS -Turp-ntne quiet at 10.
s.V,.Ilu N4rca 49, -rurpsntiIe steady at Soc
WurI~GToN March 10 -furpsntins stsafy 81 - 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

DISCUSSING THE AFFAIRS or TIE cAS!N"
Henry Clews end e x. willard denied yesterday .ne
sspost which has been circulated that they "ouiu oa
tenanee the attack cssln Casino stockhooefs up'" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

sodoriinarv ........ 3l6 Low NdalinE ....s l3le
ST. Ordinary. 1s Midding ------v INV
option ling fhe les aggregated 90 geo bales values
with tho exception March showed little variation Tie
month closed advance OF points for the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1888 :
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth x per. Vesssls anil Railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

Flour quiet aui unchanged Wntsr Wheat 81 - 70.
Spring Wheat S. 20 u 81 40. Rye ~ ISdsS 10
Cash quotations wers a. follows-No Spring Wh' I4t
676,a no spring Wheat &c No RED ~ dSl 20;
No Corn At 21!2 5Oc NO. Rfs
5siq. No. Barley Il oslo. No flax sect al 81 -
si4 90 Lard per 100 ID 81 j2a shor. R6s sm rn
sh.rt Clear siiss 6orsi S. 650s7 10 Whlskey
Gi.ers huishcd 20 ds 81 i per gal sugar Cut LOAF
7s.1s.c. SranulAtsl .7O6c STANDARD "A" sc
lr,,cL,. -lnpinests
- III. 35 noe ~ 100
49,. n,.n 2OOvU 1900
,'ao 30 ''''''''-'' 10 600 97OOs
S on Sn.n '''' - $1,000 $4,000
80 ----''''-'-''''' 1000 $40
-, ,n.n - S2DJJ 90O0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20
AMBROSE MONELL. Ncw.York City.

100 IMentY-
CODICIL 2-To the three daughters OF my late nephew
Edwin L. Brown, namely, Jeanle p. Brown, Agnes NJ
Brown and Florence Bergh Brown, give the sum OF
SIC 600, proportional follows to wit: to Jesnie p
e. GOO to Agnes N, So O00 and TO Florence b., $1,000
IL. s. HENRY BEKOH'
This codic was made subscribed by the estator
this sth day Of February 1856 and acknowledged by him
t. Uc a part OF the foregoing testament
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-20

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