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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01

BURGLARS got into Blaine's residence
at Augusta, Me-, and stole some a his
private and business correspondence
If there were any letters among them Of
the Mulligan variety the Plumed Knight
will likely weep before the campaign is
over because he did not burn them be-
fore sailing the ocean blue.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01

The Insurance companies have gotten
the best of their Kentucky patrons in the
last five years pretty handsomely. Ac-
cording to the Insurance Herald they
have only paid S5,s7s,235 in fire losses in
the State in that time, while they have
pocketed $9,37s,5O2 in premiums,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01

The Sayings x Doings, Of Ilarrodsburg,
r. NJ. Cardwell, editor, favored his
friends here with invitations to dine
with it at the big celebration Wedncs-
day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01
TAXES! TAKES
To The Voters of Lincoln County:

The Tax Books are now ready for 1885 and |
am ready to receive the taxes. Everybody will
please come forward and pay early.
3o-tf L. II. NEWLAND, :. l.. &.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01

THE Cincinnati Press Club will dedi-
cate its permanent quarters in the Expo
stion building, June 9th, with recep-
ton and banquet. Our thanks are re-
turned for an invitation.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1888-06-01
-WEX. ~ - ID ::

The o wing list Of gods suitable for th, tine of yen buy
them Of me and get the best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
ACrORS. MAYAGERS AYD PLIYS

The ASSOCIATION known The Players has been
poated for the prsm1tOn OF social Intercourse between
represent OF the dramatic profession AID
OF tho kindred pros,-sns literature painting, sculpture
music. and the Patrons OF tho arts; the creation
OF library relating especially 10 the sislsry OF
American st2gs. and the preservatpl OF pier lures
bs OF play photographs AN cuIioses connected with
history" AmoLg the directors Augusun Daily
Edwin Booth. Lawrence Burst, 4. NJ Palmer, Brander
,tthevs, ITenry Edwards. Lawrence Hutton, Judge
Joseph II. Daily ani William spham. who are also among
the corporators together s L. Clsmens. W. T. ,her
man. Jefferson joan Drew John A. Lane and stephen H.
Olin.
The meeting OF the Managers Protective Association
which held Yesterday hear the report oil tho
committee organization mas been postponed I'LL next
Thursday.
Pxley will oay in San Francisco whore 'h"
L~-" - s".
The sale of seats v Goodwins first week at the
Fureenth Theatre spsasd VOL yesterday The cast
Of Turned Up an Lend Me Five shings" Will In
clune addition Mr. Goodwin, J. b. Mason, Charles
cote, y. Burns, T. +. Goodwin, Maud Hasiam, Lucy
Escott Erle. We've Vivian Esteils Mortimer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Joseph H. Choate Charles r. Chickerinr OF
OF the estate OF James II. Pane. the
piled 10 Surrogate Ransom Yesterday Tor Order
granting stay OF pr-ceelngs er te orrer mo Dy sur
Rollins directing Mr. ChckernG and the Other admin
f. Carre to out the moneys III their
hands Mr. Choate aNke that payments DO
until final accounting made. and al his sugges
ton the matter finally DOstponei until next week
achment granted by Justice Patterson OF the
Supreme Court yesterday against the property OF E A.
SchOver Co. OF Cicaso At tho suit OF the ksiama
Bank. The clam is for s92lj 3D. tho value
bi Is OF exchange drawn by Hever Co. ot Oko
hama. SchOysr Co.
lanes NcCarrr, thirteen while plssiHG the liquor
store aOlstrn Landsbeg : Co. No lSs LeHin sfonave,
on July n ls>d By dog belonging 10 thea
Mary guardian suet for ~ OnO damages,
trial before judge Mc6pwn and jury, IN the
Citv Cont. Yesterday obtansi verdict tor $3.50.
The nil o. EDWARD McEvov against jane ]. Meals, 10
n,d In the suit Of John r. Green for the rs
solution the 1rm Of Green & Damn which Jtre
Dunn his copAttner resulted ser1as Ia verdict for
plaintiff after iri.l IN the supreme Court . .
bel Tor $4,000 begun vesteri'v IN IN" Unt@i
States th- tho schooner ". y
NJ Kay against tie BRUSH steamer CITY Of Trnr" Tho +t
between the vessels OF Little Bes
Lighi February plaintiffs declare that there was
caceSness the part o. IN Sc who were In charge oil tie
ats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
GOOD WORK OFAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

The anna meet Industrial school
Free Reading held the house OF Henry
Day No. 81 West Fiftr.drstsL. last There
present George c. Magoso. II. NJ Alexander. eK uige
Hooper c. Van Worst. George De F. Lord John Par
sons l.. Brace. D. Edwin Hswley an: others. Mr. Alex
occupied chair The annual report real The
statsucs showed 482 different pupils enrolled in
the dav schools during the yearin the day school
SO4 night school 1853 The Tes circulating library has
on It's shelves about ume- which j2J
loaned persons the eghbsrhood during the 353
oanst the school library The free
reading open every in the week The yearly
nightly attendaucs for tie last twelve months
sixty SUNDAY afternoons when the from
the attendance Is about seventy There
ale fourteen daily papers weekly papers AMI
i've monthly publications The institution 10 at No. 1876
Greenwichst and has ben fer years oIertnc
wholesome influence the Its George
De Forest Lord. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
PAYING A WOMAN TO MARRY HIS SON.
. Hsu,r AND LOT. SIS 600 AND 800 MONTH

unu.r ANN LOT. SIS 600 AND 800 MONTH
PROMISED. BIT TaE PAPERS ARR MISSING.
Jacob Wilson r. sougas the OF Mas Mary Kesne
su, .he at ar., declined proncr Of marr'se
corainr 70 her story related the ~ssssFpnd
In ths q ,prens CONT before Justice ANDREWS ana
fury Jacob wilson the father Of tho young hAh o'u
her that n she woui HE son. he ""n'a sVs nor
hous aud lot at Uniontown ~ j. and $4,000 IN cash. Ana
uoul pay her an 800 month Then she reoneu
and married young Wilson tho nex d,v. but not us'
formal agreement h.tcd M,rch %. 1883 In wh'cn ue'
t.rm. we're forth duty executed "eoo Oh WIG
hons. and lot given and sl0s meath was paa nor
nm 10 the OF inaws death on MAY w. i"'o'
sbe avss that paid her, anh te sun
in which xhe appeared witnsss Yesterday was Der ASTON
demanding that amount with interest from mrs Gns
wilson the sinisstratrI OF old jacob WILSON
Tho evidence showed the latter was who'eshe
liquor dealer soutbst. Who amassed fortune
OF s200c00 The plaintiff stated that 81 The time OF tne
ria re she tid Old had married the DO
PENDANT who was family and oeca ne his SEQ
ond vito that time supposed that her nus
band would hi, At his dsath When the
witness, asked she showed some reiuctnce liz
srpg
o-How old wore you in 1888. whom Won we're mar;
r.li III don. know aat Tsa a,n' mink d e. ~
answeit Question repeat'd l'upp0'e Tao
.wsr s.n ct. aTr rSa thirty
The witness said that oil Wilson had given her the
written and told her to keep It, She gave oack
him keep for her 10 his sHo she a'vee say"
sterws Her husband oorrobostei her statements and
said that after the death OF his father ne went
to the store IN southst TO examine the
contents Of the safe His unco Joseph wilson and
the defendant him examining the papers
The witness did not dn the agreement among them
Conrad Frstag artist tssudei that he was present
when cid acob Wilson gave the plaintiff written agree
menL She aloud and gave to Mr. Wilson to keep
for her Mr. Wilson that occssos gave her $500.
Joseph Wilson uuce OF tbs plaintiff said that when he
opened safe snad such agreement there He ana
his brother both wsch very old
ono Mahon sophe constable living in New Brun'wck
N j.. testified that 1883 he went to the
honse OF old Jacob Wilson in Uniontown. ~ j.
TO lew under for 81 900 against him. The
pann was there told him that the honse and lot BE-
cngsn TO her. Auerrard he met Mr. Wilson. who con-
fred Ter statement ami said that he had given her tho
hon.e and lot sl5 900 paving her Sl00a month
The trial Will 20 today. Mrs. Wilson tho plaintiff. II
male and delicate with and black hair She
was plainly dressed in black. Her husband neatly
draas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
coLU2BIA STUDENTS DISCUSS BASEBALL.


The Columbia College have decided TO support
ba thi. msen. OF the students
c,d Yesterday and c. Herman. the prssident OF
last presided over about 400 stadent
presented schools OF Arts Mines Law aud Ned
George Il. Bates elected secretary. Atnsrton
Curti. the made report showing that
81 sG3 81 hal been received urias the season and that
80 had ted, Whine 1913 81 had been turned
to the IniercOeG ats Baseball League j. Mapes
SO treasurer then his rep Irt concerning the sub
script daring the Tho following OH, ors
were unanimously elected: Presiieht s. c. Herman,
g. OF I manager. L. e. Reamef 80 5. Of A. Treasurer.
Joseph Taylor - of NJ secretarr, d. lie Roy Dresser
80 OF ~ b. b. sloan. SS. thea elected vice. pros
dent
1t stated that letter had beea lived from Rutgers
College concerning the ormit OF basebA league OF
colleges In the ghbOrhos oil Now YORK aud action In re-
gard asked C. II. Mapes 49, y OF NJ.
made stOH. speech against the oruation OF ANY such
league coin ablas joining league whatever
ths Iii, TO the approval OF the
meeting, but decisive action taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
AN ELECTRIC STREET R0ADs DESIRE.

The North and East RIVER Railway Company OF this city
has presented petition the Legislature Governor OF
asking OF lss3 passed
relation TO the street railroads. I'm srdr TO allow It Esh
put In GRAFTON It's line which will West
south sis by OF fsllsn ST. connecting Fulton Ferry
AMI Fulton Market with tie PeHHsy anii and Rail
ferries and Washingto. Market The petition that
negotiations III the mpdniss operating surface
roais portions OF have entirely
cessin and that but for this the road which tho
power will DO eectctv would have been In op
er.tsn the first Of November. The petition with
signatures to Governor i Legislature
Mayor Hewitt desire tenants along
line OF the that OF ree may adopted
company may DO aUe TO direct
vice frsm the Hudson to the East River aisng Futons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
STEAM B0AT INSPECTORS INVESTIGATION

The investigation into the actions OF the Stean In
speesrs continued yesterday the Supervising nspec
tors. The Richard j. Moran who 1t is charged
cured license before OF had acquired proper
experience oerupsd the entire SESSION Captain James
Keyes OF the committee from the Brotherhood OF
Pilots only examined He stated that he
had ostaued the recor OF Morsns birth Church OF
been in 1868
He told Captain Fairchld OF this Captain Keyos
positively that the application In the Moran
tanned the words: | twenty years cid" The sig
nature Of Lorng Gross these papers not gen
uins. he testified aud there other discrepancies
The defence epdeavored show that the Brotherhood Of
Pilots was combined against Motans father who hal 70
fused to employ Brotherhood pilots and ptan Keyos
han grudge against Msran aud
the OF Captain Fairchd denied these
statements when the questions put him. The
,estig ation will . resumed msruing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATU RES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.
The grain markets yesterday p4rAuvsly and
prices en yed slight rally There feature Of asve
except that the inclined cover
feeling that the European outlook entirely peacef
spot shade better bu shippers nothing
export Tho options ira led In to Of about
1OO00 bushels cosei steady gains Of
a. follows February S5, March 89 April 30 May and
Juns 9ls. July e07s August 9Oh and December 94s
eens cash cent better aud sales
7200O bushels fer export The option speculation DEVELOPED
creator strength ana the close steady at fer
February. March and April 69 = for aay and
69t for July At 59 Tor August at 90 september
at 81 cents osa - cent lower. tho
ing featurees 3 for February 37 for March, and 80
cents fol May Lard enjoyed modest reaction closing for
the options follows; February 81 o. March 81 80 April
81 80, May - o. June s. 90. July IS IA.
Tho receipts o anS Hour yesterday New
York B att Phil uslphia asi Boston follows
Wheat 1905 snshels cora 3s9i7 bushels cats. $3.50
bushels. total grain 1912 bushels -four 1910 PACK
ages At chic Mlsauses and St Louis tIs arrivals
rere Wheat. 1850 bushels; ls9.93i bushels
l04603 Ousnels total gram 3357o5 reu 527
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
BAfGIIys THE rRIVULzro SALE

There good the of the Trivulzio
collection yesterday. and bargains prints,
sketches aud snKravn.s obtained Erouc subJscts
whether the form oil hooks picture, fetched COED prices
bat ssmo TAR specimens OF Rembrandt Guide Ren Lucas
Van Leydsa Sadosy Van Dyok. Van do Ve.de Wstteau.
Willie and other XvIth and XvIIIth century artists won't
at extremely moderate figures edition the
Of Jshn Gould on OrHithology and Natural history ior
Tour volumes imperial !oo Including fns carved Cab
met broughtssl5 The upset rrics which II offered
was sl.5Oo but thsro Tie poetry OF the Anti
JacoolS. quarto superbly Illustrated brought S3i Tho
French Aqusress two volumes illustrated $40 Ceramic
Art Japan. raied with ooiored ell
nss $40 Bars Costumes published IN 1878 IN four vel
with fine hand. cslsred plates s4a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
A STRANGE PLACE To FIND MONEY.
HONESTY OF JERSEY CITY DEALER IN SECOND
HAND FUKNITURN.

HONESTY OF A JERSEY CITY DEALER IN SECOND
HAND FURNITURE.
James Dugan dhand furniture dealer at No 593
GrovesL CITY second Precinct Police
Station Yesterday and handel Buckbee $500 he
had found IN old which he repairing Dugan'
he bought tho lounge ana .ther furniture from
James MoGuire August last aaa no convinced the
money belonged Mcclure. Sergeant Buckb,e sent the
money Police iquarters and word No
CURE who is en- oysd Ncholss boiler shop. in Gouver
call for IL. MCGUIRE called anu THO
handed over 10 him.
before Dagan bought the furniture Mcclure
night and stuffed the money In tho
lounge nd torgoten where lie put II aud
accused his stealing She denied the acc1saton
but husband brsa beating and arrestedi
family doGuire sold his furniture
and NewYork behaving all the time until yester
day that his wife had Ia ken 10 money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
COURT CALEvDARs-TO-DAY

evpEKsv CoUHT-fHAMsRRs - Before Psiterseu J-Eos
si a. 7G ~ a. 81 no 1876 l41 100 100 l7s III 49,
s $40 BAT ais $40 $50 ISL 962 353 354 1855 $50 $751;
yaf'ir and haconber j. J.Nos g. 49, 49, a. a. so i09
mos 672 800 5si 42e 10 ia. lie. ''''' nA''''"
strrttt ORR SPECIAL TEEH PART II.-Betsre ReaaA
J.-Ne. 37s. tj2. SIS. hse. 5s7 SEA $50 ''' -'''-'
suftkt cotxf-tisetiT-PAk1I i-Bsfore Anarewa L.
SUPREME OeUkt-CiRcUsT-PAHJ ui.-Bsfore Yprr,h.~
y-Csse,. No dsy e.ienizr
surrEhF coUHr-CihcpT--FAbTIv w. Bsfo,e m pr..
Nos lbs6. 1857 lae Zal 26l6 1882 n 1910 1885 1883
l09o 1880 e. 1855 lst s+7. 1924 loo iSi2 1853
srssooATE's CoURr- Be,srs Rsasox. s-wni Of Mary
kneos, 10 vi a. hrsto her saeks l2m
SUPERIOR CoURr-GkskkAL THRs-Bsfore ssd ewict O. J.
Tina and DsSr,. 4. j. Mas 10 Ii. ~, 10
SUPERIOR oouRt-srscfAL TKsh-Beere Freedman j.
No. -Ia. xLe ~
svPkxI.s eoUxr-rRIAL Tssn pAHr l. Bsfor. O.e.r
li26. 1897 $40 1883. 493. 1904. 1877 1929. l54l
cshsos PLEAs-sPrciAL Tssh-Befsr' BookstAver. j.
coanoE PLKAs-EQUITr TxHx-Betors Van Hoesss. J.
Noe u 6 20 r. 10 90 IL 70. 20. "a 20 2e, a 70
,coxkes PLxAs-TRIAL TEKh-PARI l.-Rsf.ro Daly. J.
r.. 80 se 4so lsi 4o2 sls e92 S2s s9I ga say sss
~. ,'s J2x sga sol
cohnos rLgAs-TgiAL TEHM- PART II.Bs.ors Allen J..
I2s ssa g. az az u.s. 81 sy ess sSS 30 100 so
CIR covar-rriAL rKnx-rAw I-Bsisre MoAdsp. C. J.
ssss 4zs3 49, 44t7 2ec2 44se 1910 400 1888 A6s.
Ss .os@. .5xi SOL 43!s. +58s. <s4A 4ssa
.cs so ss asa, ssss 1ss ssO
tss1 80: .sss &c: .s ~ 81: 1900 ''iS '''s
.aio 49, ti.d ss s..s 1 M. .5as
~. 80 ; .sss s:sS il. ''0
o. snd Assistant District Attorney 0sf-Nsa l. aSII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

State bonds were neglected; North Carolina
IS, 0l9. sold at 12l. OF city bank stocks
Commerce sold ~ at 1877, and Manhattan 1907
az 80 1-2.
The general bond market developed no special
features. The business done was well distributed
and the prices generally were firm We refer TO
our full report Of the transactions.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold II 20 at
81 "a New-York Mutual Telegraph go at IS !;
Duluth South Shore and Atlantic preferred Il 1O)
Paul. Eastern and Grand Trunk firsts $4,000, at
90; and Security Milling and Mining 100 at ST.
Money ruled at 2a3 per cent, closed 2a2 l-2
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows; Exchanges, ss3,46O045; balances, 81
6S9. 645.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House sl259ll It's loss on balance, however,
was only s67,064 made up by a coin loss OF
Sl97,S68 less q currency gain Of sl30.o04 The
days operations covered Receipts. ST. .032. 30i {;
payments, 81 O99 1858: resulting in general bal
ance of ST. So, 023,59s. consisting of sl43,22G,OOl
coin and sll. 797597 currency:
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were 81, 81 9OS2, and the
internal revenue receipts were S454, 5Sl.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of Saturdays statement a. follows
Feb T. 1898 Feb g. 1899. Differences
Net gold hand s2o2 $50 Dec $3.50 6os
Net silver on hand. bA5e6.972 o<5ol.3I3 Dec. oos9
Net legal tenders on oo,..
Nail bank notes. 205,429 1911 PTS Dec Al53
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. Feb. $3.50 D. p.-Bsef-Tn poor demand
Hans-ln poor demand long cut dul at Az 81. Bacos-
In poor demand Cumberland ut dni at 5ss short clear
stead, All, Cd: ong clear dull at 3ss. Yd short
dull 3Ys l.; shoulders iuli at 3s 3D. Por. poor
Eastern rrnl AZ 6ss ~. Chcese-In
poor dsm2uai American choice dun al 69s. Tal.Ow-
In fair demand prime city steady at rs 3D. Spirits
TurpsBtno-ln poor iem nj. steady at pa ROsn-In
poor demand, common stesdv Al ss I'D Cottons-sa
OiLiverpOoi rehnad ste WJ al 20. 6d Larl spot aaa
FaNres-IB poor dsiaand prne Western spot aud FEB:
ruary 3o. cd. March steady at 39s Cd Oril
39s I'd. Whsat-ln poor demand, New No
Water duh at s. I'd; do oPring, dull al Ss 62f;
Fiour-In rOsr demand; Extra No. spring steady ~
0. 2d Corn. spot and Futures-In poor demand Mixed
Western spot dull At A. 9sd dc. February lui az ~
9SLi TO- March dull at As de- April duii at ~, ID
AOps At LSndon -NswYork State-ls fair demand -
LONDON Feb % m-Produce-Caicuita lInseed on,
ID quarter: 90 10. ~ Ia sl
Kennel Persi-s.ss. st a pei Gallon; spirits o, Tur
pentne, lSs 81. percw
ANTWERP. Feb. y-Wlcoxs lara closed 81 francs
so confines per 100 klus Petroleum Fine Pale Amsrlcan
BREMEN. Feb 9Wilcsx's ari closed az 81 marks pten-
nigs yer ITO Da Pstrssam aArks 50 PIC pnixA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHNoToS Feb a.-The Proceedings Of the United
States Supreme Court today fslsws
No ITO The Mavor OF Hohoken antn in srrer agt the
Peuns lvaDa Railroad Company.
Ne Ill The Mayor OF Hoboksp agt the Peppsylva.,s
Railroad Company
Ne l72 Tie Mayor Of Hesoken plaintiff 1, error agt
Adoph T.. chmi"t "
No l73 The M-yOr OF Bssoken plaintiff in error sst
No ia The Mayor Of Hobosen pisntin error axt
Hamburg American Steam Packet Con
No IT'S Tt Mayor OF Hobok-n pisniln In
Moth German Llovd Steamship ComIsny
tru@d br Le Albeit o. cOunss Tor edesndsn error
In Mas l72 l73 ia l75 d. Brdls for the def
ITO and III and eluaed By Thomas N
Nee AFTER for the y SinUfs
Ne lT6 A Moore and Others appellanfs RudoI ph
btsinbSeh And Others Submitted on brefs 10 DO died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb "a D. m-CottoB-Futures closed
.teadT psnds Low Mddng cause February delivery.
J4.34d lore. Fssrnary Ant Marcs delivery ga o<d.
sellrr. lelvery B SO 64d. sellers Aprit
and May delivery Ss5ia sellers Mar as June delivery
3q54d buyers June aad July delivery. Al "a but era
July and August ievery. - std. buyers Augast and
September "a SAD sellers September delivery
6t464d sellers
GALvssroS. Feb s-cotton-ouis'; Middlins. sI.i Low
Nlddlne ya, Good Ordinary. o. ne; and gross
ceipts 2-3 bales experts to Great Britain. - bales
export, to he Continent, - bales exports coastwsa
2.2y5 bales skles 955 baes stock. 29.736 Ualos
NORFOLK. Feb 9-catton-stsady Amdiinz. los net
l9s 20 Great Britain.
sA,ea uorts TO co Al n
coastwss. 728 bales sales SGT bales. stock. 45.s%&
bales 1890
SAVANNAH FEB. 9.Cott,n-Dulli Mlaaling. 1915 Low
kttdlInx ZIG so1a Ordinary. lj-l6. and
receipts $50 bales exports u Great Britain bales
exuort, Coatinsal - bass. Orts TO France.
ports s1stwlss 1927 oaes ailsa $50 BALES;
stock. -. 707 ,iles 1890 .
Low Niddling Oh Good Ordinary. ll6 not receipts,
bS02 bales 5Slt bales exports 10 Great
Britain o45o bslos exports to tho continent oa"s'
expo France, bales: experts coAstwtse.
balss; Gales 4. geo bales STOCK 367. 40 DsleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-10

william Rice, pointer. whose homo Is At Ne 2,ise
Eishtn ave-. ylns ST. rssrs Hospital with
pound frctureo shoulder HIS hard one.
For over wo be had been Of employment when
on Friday he obtained JOB on building Spring and
Crosby SIS Monday hs fell from scanodps and dis.
located shoader Ne has wife and Ave children the
OIL bov Of seventeen His wife has several
ncapactA'ed for severe sores
her right auke. and she L. somewhat de-
seoted Mr. Rice is dcs ribci by H. nsirhUors As being
hard.usrkns sober The OF hts family. however
took all his wages fast earned AM fhsg are now
destitute The nett the Oldest boy has
position waich h e,rns - week. which Keep. them
from the Only OF the uly
At the hospital Yesterday said that Mr. Rces Jury
serious nut he WAS dong well ana would pro ably
recover will be however. least month before no 10
again abls TO Any WORK.