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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
wool. aAiES

LoxDox. July l2At the WOOL sales today there wa a
Continued good demand a Lhe market wa hrn IN tone
The totals 10 date "a 900 bales There offered
Ia s5 bale. Including large quantity Of Cape wool which,
Although perhaps les. eazerv vi tor than oher kinds so
At fun prices The saos ~ IN, day IN detail ARE ~ follows
Vicroria-Hner 100 baas scOite-i Ia sd62, hd do.
locks and pieces sh,0l, III grea,y, bSlaild do
l Ia and pieces I'D OWL New South Maics-sales 1900
bales -confte Lc Is 3D. do locks ant pieces via Is 2t
greasy. Sid IL: No. locks AM pieces SLdd S Queens
land- Saies 800 bales scourci otd lgn DO locks and
plecc. oddl0ii greasy 7iri ael locks and pieces.
1sd south Austraiasalns COZ bales Ida loi
swan Riyers1e. ~ ba Is scoaroi Is s, Ape OF Cool
greasy. sd@sa do. locks and pieces 1sd Argentine
Gales, 80 9alesI greasy 6SL
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THEORY TO ACCOUNT FOR PHryyEY's ACT.

The Investigation by the Brooklyn police yesterday re-
carding the mysterious shooting OF Guilford s. Phnney
at No. II Radde place on Thursday strengthened .ne
theory of suicide IL was found that the vaise which
he carried from the house Tuesday night and which
he told Miss Carrie Carpenter contained articles Tor the
laundry had been taken Ludgac's express ONCE NO.
1179 Atlantcavc where Phnney had ordered IL sent 10
his brother S. w. Phinney, at Waitham, Mass
phinncy,s career had been a curious lie appeared
TO have mania for joining secret societies The amount
OF insurance on life in these was upward OF sooOoo
and he received benefits Of s7s week when unable
IN work The most theory OF his shooting him
sol, wa. that ne desired simply wound himself making
f. appear that ne attacked by burglars and then
enjoy the income from lodges while he was disabled
and also upon the symahes Of the parents OF MISS
Carpenter who opposed his marrying her. Coroner Lind
cav will hold the inquest Monday evening
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BIdsAsk
fN AsK.I BdtAsk
Cs4 o. 1891 reciO7s i07au.s chr. Is 1925 ..l9lia
Us4ia as 1891 con l0I y l07auS cur g. iseI ~ ..-
ssS 1897 con, l27ls .27 Cs. 49, 1879 l29 -.
= chr % 1895 ll9 .. Dist Col 8. ijs lie

State boL,ls were quct with small sales OF
Louisiana consol As at 50 and Tennessee settlement
IS at 20 3-S. OF city bank stocks, Commerce sold
40 Mt 166 Continental ~ at l2l and Fourth
National (2j at 1871 "a.
The general bond market at the Exchange, de-
vclops more life and prices rule strong. Erie
second 6s were firm at 06 l-2. Canada Southern
first IS were firm at OF and the seconds at oia
90 7-S Detroit, Macitinac and Marquette land
grants were active at 3sa35 3-S. Denver and Rio
GraDdc Western iirsts assented ruSc from 81 81 10
60 Texas and Pacific new SIS were firm at o5a
% is ard the income seconds at AZ 5-sa42 IL
Fort Worth and Denver frsts were active and
strong at % Laos 1-2. Columbus Hooking
Valley and Toledo IS sold up TO 10 l-2. Attention
!, directed to our full and detailed report of bond
transaction
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock EX-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold nl0ol at
80 7-Sa36 IA, Chicago Gas 1907 at 30a29 "a,
Western National Bank 10y at o. and Mount
Desert Land Il ZOO at So 81 l-2aS2 62 1-2.
Money was in abundant supply at IL per cent
for call loans and at l-2a3 l2 per cent for time
loans according 10 character of collateral and re-
sponsbility Of the borrower
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl02,327,247; balances,
S5,4J6,011.
The following tho comparative quarterly statements
OF the National tanks OF ;he city OF New-iork:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

peton p Clark IT, Washington, u. O.. fifth prize,
al Goo 10 Joseph A. Stark, NewYork. A special prize
Of 81. 600 was awarded to Weston TucScrma'' Now
York additional special prize OF $1,000 TO Char"
T. Atwood NewYoG. The last prize was AWARDED "i'h
the condition that Mr. Atwood should make his plan
conform TO the requirements the building for the accom-
mediation the Register Surrogate and Court Clerks to DO
erected outside the City Hall pafk.
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THE COURTS.
NEW DEFENDANTS IN AN OLD SUIT.

NEW DEFENDANTS IN AN OLD SUIT.
Permission granted by Justice lngraham IN the
-upreme Court yesterday, for the service of supple
mental complaint in the suit of David Wolfe Bruce
David Wolfe Bishop and Louis L. Lorillard trustees
under tho Will of DorOthea A. L. Wolfe and executors
of CathaIne L. Wolfe to have their accounts passed.
In the amended complaint James p kernochan, VIII
fam Augustus spencer and Charles G. spencer executors
Of Iorard Spencer substituted t1r him as defcn-
darts Mrs Matilda W. Bruce. the sole eXecutr1
Of another defendant George W Bruce, Is substituted
Tor him lie was a trustee under the VIII OF John
David wolfe the husband of Matilda A. l.. Wolfe, and
father of Catherine L. Wolfe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKEra

LIVERPOOL July 1880 .. m-Bee'-In fall, demand:
Pork-In poor demand Hams-In fair demand Bscon-ln
fair demand. chee'e In or demand TaIiSw.In poor
In poor dsm,nd wheat-ih poor demand Lard-spot and
poor demand cornspot and Futares-in far
d,msnd mixed wescrp-July duh at - Si.t August
dn at a. lid Hops at London-NewYork stase-in
poor demand -
LONDON. July IA q Refined petroleum, 6l5.l6d0
81 gallon.
ANTWERP. Juno IL Petroeum-flne pale American ~
ANTWERP July i2-wlcons lard closed az 80 francs 10
BaEMES July i2-Petroeum. marks 95 pfennga
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PRIZES AWARDED TO ARCHITECTS.

The Sinking Fund Commissioners yesterday awarded the
prizes offered FOR plans Of the new Municipal BUILDING
originally incJdci consist OF two separate buildings
connecting with the CITY Hall ana the Court HOUSE rive
49, ye,e orcrcd ranging from as 600 Ell 900, and
twenty.tyo plans were The first ana second
prizes OF So coo aud 81 900, were withheld Inc other
prizes were awarded as follows: Third prize, s5ooo W
H. ~ Crawford, Brooklyn; fourth prize s2VVV' I" Az
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COURT CALENDARs-ro-DAY.

suPRyNT CoUEr-CnAnsEES Before ingraham. J-Nos.
81 Co. Ill li3 ll9 l2 1872 lJj. l4i lGi. l72 49, lsl;
2zO 22a 49, 100 252 2G 2dJ 206 2j7. 2oS 2UV 2'o I'LL
272
~UPsENg COURr-sPKcfAL TEEM-PARr L-Beforc Ingra
ham J.--NO dag calcniar
~UREOGATEr tOURTBeiore Ransom. S.-ProOate OF inc
viii, OF JONAH Scesnger nyer son heim Henry rape l
Rudolf kysel- 10 George Is. sharp lO3O a H.; SOL
emiin. tlcu H. seaman. susan J.. Lane, ii a. NJ.
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL IERM-BeiOre O'Gorman. j.
No dty calendar.
CoNNoX PLEAS - SPECIAL TEaM-Before Van Hoesen. j.
No calendar.
COURrO GENERAL ~EssioNS-PAgr L-Before Recorder
kuyih amt Assistant iotAttorneY Goh-NOs 10 Il
Inclusive.
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rrpoprAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON. July IA p n-Consos o9ls Tor money ana
morgare trustees certificates 36 Canadian Pacihc os's;
Erie 20: DO second consol, 9ss Mexican orainary -
Central l07 G Mexican Central first mortgage bonds 0S
paris advice. quoe per cent rentes at s3 francs 40
confines account and exchange on London 81 20
20 for checks
The hnllion in tho Bank of England has decreased
1907 00O dnring the past week ,,.Su,,.
The the Bank Of Engands reserveto iaDty
which last 40 IS per cea s now 1915 per cent
Spanish fours r2S A.. 1..x -,
France show an decrsnse 47500 francs in gold and
an Increase OF 1878, 900 francs in silver.
Money Is D Ia per ceDt.
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HAVANA MARKET.

nsvAx. July IL spanlsh cola, 2sob 9ss5h. EXCHANGE
tending upward the United Sates 90 gold lON
premium. no.. short sight gold. los.sii premium ON
London. G22 premium on Paris os01 premium sugar
good centrifugal Of IL 80 gold per 9lihta.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoTToN.-spot prices were not changed and the de-
mand was light Sales 119 bales for consumption. Tho
port receipts to-day aggregated ss7 bales comparing with
S1e, FOR the correspondns day last year Since scptem
Dor the beginning Of tho crop year. the receipts have
aggregated 5452, 504 bales, comparing With ols66L
tor the corresponding time last season
Quotations based tho American standard OF eiassiness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

CoFFEEspot lots are very wei heia ana a. ins S
Sales 600 bags No T. IL 34c cost and frelghs July
shipment The milder erowths were firm and moderstey
active Sales 800 bags Lagusyra and 700 bags MaracADo
The speculative market hrm chiefly que 70 reaueed
croD estimates and firm advices from the continental
market. Closing figures 20G30 points above those
OF last evening Sales So 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

htm ' Creamery Is 1880 Dairy lsaai6. Egg. steady
at 1891
76ei july 5oc August 77isc september 7S+c. Corn
go at Sc on 1At . s no
Provisions were sea,y Mes. oTs S'a ana JI Hpt, at
steady: Oarv .8cl4H Eggs firm Fresh at LAG Cheese
wheat 1850 bush bsrv GO o".
S.223 btia Barley SIS bush
MysG.roM< July whea,aEecei?s were 80 cars and
Hard cash ST .c do July She do August he 90
sS Sof!nsrn 75a: July 75ic Ag -:
13'4c On itacK-Ho Tar n 90; patnnis 10 ,h1,
sacks in CARROTS. 81 s5a 81 is
PHILADELPHIA July l2.-Fionr-Market ruled firm qnet
do do DO Extra, - 75asI %; 40; 2 Winter Family
4 s'sf ren 49, %fn9.Tse' sa
Clear 81 ie@t 95 DO do '.rst :, ~ o. dna ana
southern ino. cIo, s s.rnsls s. 5oe
Clear s. 90; s. Monc:.is Pat:
eve vs F FSSn dull in' s IS for S 40 S i' ws.
steady under IGN. Csrng, ana fair ae"snd from .sT,
EsS "Oa Soc Y,r 40 c p S6 Sos
92c Old Unrradcd Lonebtrrv IN 2otgst elevator o5c od
So Red n depot 22He o. DE- In 2 Sa dr eieys.r
sss. escc. DO for september s6S9s7e; DO for oeo9cr
Moderate offerings ami light local ira. demand unrraael
1cno IN s'Sn YSSy n grn depot Soc aiure.
NJ Mixed Tor Jnly o5s 05Cc; do Tor Angn,. 50 Ssoe
The market for spot ruled steady with sh local trade
%. go 10 H Whit sef ao Ca track
this month over
White July Al d42c. DO for August 34Ld6isc: 10
for September 33H33Ic; do tor Octoher 49, 634c.
Potatoes White potaoos-Jersey. 4p15Oe per '.Onsl
Southern Rose Choice. bbl 81 IS OOi south
ern Rose Medium 10 Prime 81 20 az 5O southern
Now lose Cnls Dbl. 50175c: southera chill Reds
Choice bb 1902 90 Provisions sterty, In fair demand
Reef CITY. Family. bD. 81 5000 0b 10 10 Pacsstt
81 50es0D smoked Berf l21l5c Bsef Hams sl6 600
ii O0 Pork Mess. GIG 10 Prims Mess. new
81 jO do F,inv SI6 j09sI7 Hans Smoked per 10 l2 %
i5.o do s p. cured IN tsrce. 10 "a nc; DO DO 10
ia ait 1900 Side. Clear Ribbed smoked la3l0o
shoulder. IN drv salt AMI fuS cnroI 797tG: DO:
do sn,okeL 7ia87Ac shoulders piosls, cnrcd 7i20
7s.c do dn smoked. s409c. Bellies ia plcsie. pa
I'D 10 Brcakfast Bacon l0L0lic. Lari hrm-- CITY
.nner 80 OJa9 So 10 - Il 6i9s Butch rs loose
a. " Qs So bciter hrm-Pennsvlvana Creamery Eitr,
at zoe westorh creamery Extra at 200 b. G. ana ~
Y Creamery Is l9c Western Factory IA n 2c
Packing butter II el2c Eggs nrn active psnnsylvana
nrs,s al ~ 1c Western frsts at lsc Cheese steay
demani fair; New YORK Fun Cream 21s9"c ONO
Rcdned strong Powdered ~ Gr-nniAtel 7ase Fee,
hrn 10 Abs test 10 1bls 7.c i:eceps-Flonr Se o
bht. Wheat H. 700 hnsh Corn 95nO bush Dat, II NlO
bush Shipments 2. $40 bush Cora 1880 bush
Oats 1880 BUSH
ToLypo July l2-whoat weak and lower cash Soc;
Jnly $3.50 August s3@c: sepiember :! 1ci DtcemDer
S6i.c Corn dull cash 49i2c Oats qniet steady cash
3Sc Cloversced dull and nominal KeGeipts-Wheat @uoo
bush. corn 2.OOd busn oats 2.uOO bush shipments
Wheat 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

Totals, s4C6. 73ss0O s445. 400 Inc. s2o.4bl4Oo
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s502,292.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington ro
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes Tor
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 ,156,436 and the
internal revenue receipts were S359,71S
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF casn
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows;
July IL July IL Differences
Net gold on hand sfsS $50 G75 &iss ly Dec s562 o
Net SILVER on I'D 81 gss $40 So 6024o3 Dec. 05. 1927
Net legal tenders
hand...-.... SI,2S3.O2S SI4l""oo Inc io','ii
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Flour quiet. unchanged . - -,
Cash quotauon. wsrs as foows-To Spring Wheat
Sldel&c No. 3 Sprirg Wheat and No 2 Ron nominal.
No Corn at 4s isc No. oats at 81 &c NO Rys al
81 H. Prime rimoiny ~eoa So A. Mess pors at
sl3 I50sl3 20 per bbL Lard at 81 1917 pet l0o ~
loose at 81 %. DRY satei -hoillcrs
hoxed IS 62 Clear SIDES boxed 81 % as o.
Whiskey dis Hers finished goods 81 20 por gal sugars
Cut Loaf 7H6S'sc GRADUATED 6267ci STANDARD "A ehc
drrc., RecetotA Shipments.
FIonr hhIx 5000
Whcst bush ........ 1900 5000
Corn I'm an -.,.... 900 14s.uO0
oats nnsh ........... lU3OOD lll,OOO
Itve bnsh .............. 1000 1000
Rariev bnsh ............ 1000 1000
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SPIRITS or TURPENTfSI
WILMINGTON, July l2-Turpentine hrm AZ GIG
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BIO American standard OF siassincss
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. = lilo Low Middiins g Sic
Strict Good Ordinary s 3-s Middng 10 Is
movement and values Indicated an easier
feeling closing quotations representing decline OF idZ
points near AMI 3a4 points other months Sales
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SALES AT TIE STOCK EXCIIANGE-JULY IL.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

STOCKS FAIRLY ACTIVE.
LONDON A CONSIDERABLE BUYER.

A REACTIONARY TENDENCY OBSERVED IN
THE MARKET.
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J.VllO. ....-..Do
Is. one.
Du! and Iron &c
lst
u. 900. .....-.92i2
E1enn Va & q ny
Cons tiDi %
q 300.
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-13

so7s. go o13 soss, 92s, e21 Dec. 1919, 1872
81, $50 3S5 55. 1857 $50 Inc. S2S' 274
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

" II the Congress Committee Trusts wants TO ex-
plode one Of the greediest OF combinations / would
suggest that II investigate the Navy Yard trust
said officer OF the Brooklyn Navy Yard the other
day. Further inquiry elected the fact that he be-
lieved there clique Of dealers In old material
vao appear TO have difficulty In obtaining irside
reformation when old materials to be sold and
generally profit by q. The latest sale Of a con
dcnncd derrick which cost $4,000 when bult and,
II Il stated by experts, could havs been pat In condl-
tion for servce for about $1,000. The bidding
started at 1900 and the derrick was knocked down
at - ,On, and the buyer is anxious to learn why
the hwy Department hesitates 10 confirm the sale
The circular described the derrick In ueail substan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
RICH. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.

The beautiful dress goods displayed In the shop win
dows this show TO the Of these handsome
fabrics that inventive genius IS still designing
and producing the novelties in silks and
materials that are attracting attention just
Rare combinations OF colors shades and
on every side beauty calling forth hearty excama
lions Of admiration from all who them
At D. Altman & Co.'s Tribune reporter many
different types present styles that detailed mention
cannot be made and only few OF the richer kind can
be described The colors that will prevail this season
arc green shades marine blue, Gotta and
mahogany. A rich throe-ply Verinot silk with trailing
vine richly brocaded in colors, Is OF marvellous beauty
an apple green silk with gold and silver figures;
white damask silk, heavily figured; white peau de
cygnc silk, with tinscl dot exceedingly heavy corded
white Fale Trancaise with either gold silver
between the cords that light magnncenuy by gasght
and silk, with alternating stripes Of Venetian and
OF the silk collection.
In velvets the same colors prevail. The novelty
this season the Velour dc Nord Though called a
velvet IL is neither velvet plush but combination
embracing the qualities OF both. The nap. though
shorter than plush and longer than velvet Is fine
velvet. This velour IS handsome and rich fabric
The Persian border in dress goods still holds well. IL
is however, used almost entirely for drapng purposes
instead finish for tho bottoms OF dress skirts
many happy blending OF coors and quaint
and odd combinations. cancels hair fabric displays
border OF coloed dashes placed a right angles though
they applied with brush, the effect being and
pretty.
Then there sergcs with clouded stripes and tnse
decoration rough meanges mixtures appropriate for
outdoor wear goolerat cloth, In shades for com
bnations and many other weaves are simply be-
wildering Of their number and decidedly pleasing
because Of their seasonablc beauty.
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COMPOSING TINT HE HAD STOLEN.
A DISHONEST BOOKKEEPER FRIGHTENED BY AN
EXAMINATION OF Ills BOOKS.

A DISHONEST BOOKKEEPER FRIGHTENED BY AN
EXAMINATION OF HIS BOOKS.
The recent forgcries committed in this city led
Kinds, Ketcham d Co.. photographers, Of No. Of to
1O1 North Thirdst, Brooklyn, TO s1ink that they
some Of the books of the company's safe, week
ago yesterday, and sent them, without the knowledge
Of the bookkecper, Augustus d. Hcnrques to
pert. Henrlqucs turned pale on Monday morning
when he found the books missing and soon left the
Office. He was away all that day and Tuesday
failed to appear. Suspicion aroused and the
members of the firm that Henrques had confessed
TO him that he had robbed the firm.
Upon an arrangement Henrlques and his lawyer met
the members of the firm Thursday and Henriques
confessed TO Messrs Kinds and Ludden, of the firm,
up TO that time the expert engaged in examining the
books had discovered any discrepancies In the
accounts Henrlques was arrested on Friday night
and arraigned yesterday before Justice Naeher who
adjourned the case until Friday. The charge made
against him is embezzng $4,000 by making false
entries Mr.. Kctcham, who Insisted upon the ex-
the firm Is greay surprised and panied at the dis
firms trusted bookkceper for eight years at salary
Of ~ 900. He lived well at NO. ,93 NIl0ughDy.
ave. with HIS wife and children. and IS member OF
the Lexington Club. Henriques IS a Creole ana
years ago but returned to his wife after year lie
began steal in 1851, continuing the practice up to
the time OF his divorce Then ne was honest l iGr
GottSchalk said yesterday that Henriques Is a heavy
drinlKer and that his troubles had upset him. He
seemed TO think that the case would be satisfactorily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07
4 HORSE GETS an ELECTRIC SHOCK.
CROWDS IN THE BowERY WATCH THE PRANKs
OF A BROKEN WIRE.

CROWDS IN THE BowERY WATCH THE FRANKS
OF a BROKEN WIRE.
An electric light wire which spanned the Bowery at
HousfOn-st. broke and fell 10 the muddy pavement
few minutes before noon yesterday. From the end
OF the wire sparks Of fire shot out against the cobble
stones and crowds Of men stood each side OF the
Bowery TO watch the display. team drawing a
nortlbound Fourth-ave. stepped on the wire ard
of the horses received shock that made him drop
the pavement II he had been shot. As the horse
fell the momentum Of the carried the front wheels
the WIRE The sputtering Of the electric current
It escaped from the wire to the rails alarmed the
driver and the passengers.
Some Of the passengers started 10 get of the rear
platform and came near being thrown upon the danger
Gus wlrc as the fallen hNsc had jumped UP again and
urged the forward with frantic shouts
Once clear Of the wire, the car went up the Bowery
II army Of fends after 1t. Other cars were
stopped and shouts OF warning went up from the
crowds. Fireman Slevln. Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. o, in Ezabchst.. tao kled the wire with an
umbrella and poked II along the pavement until II lay
n the gutter the east side Of the Bowery.
Then the crowd noticed that the other part OF the
broken wire setting fire to the elevated railway
station the west side Of the Bowery. After
stream of sparks had played from the end OF the wire
there, against all iron brace Of the raOad the
Insulating covering Of the wire had caught fire and the
namo scorchlng the platform OF the station. \
man who CARED coil of wire with him climbed one OF
the iron columns aud whipped the end Of the wire with
rope until the end stuck out in the air far enough
Then the display Of fireworks stopped and tho crowds
dis perScd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

advsabilIty and necessity OF broadening the scope
| Of the movement have become apparent. According
| ly, IL has been decided 10 push the work In other
lines of trade. by starting auxiliary CLUBS; sro one
as the Haiiers' and Furrers Division OF inc Dry.
Club Though nos " s saT'sd finely
Similar clubs viii be started in other branches Of
business at once We "a are ,o scIps said Mr. Plum o
mer Yesterday. Why should we not! This Is a
ON me pap Of be Of the coSnry Why
should ihey not rally in their own deeha &C., , dnere
down here and throughout the whole city understand
this thoroughly for they are ievelheaded men i Oh
party lines and coming out on the side of protection
| never such enthusiasm hero before. ana u
hundreds and thousands Of votes, and believe
Il is votes that count on election day
81 say without fear of successful contradiction that
country at large arc for our ticket lust as are me
T Sssa iSDg wo Of the Nation together
for any purpose, why tho heather rage 10 van we
this respect does not make any the less earnest in
our efforts to get thIs great CITY nd lr inc
THE CLUBS SPLENDID BANNER.
To speak Of the Dry Goods Club without referring
to its magnificent banner, which swings across Broad
way from tho roofs Of the New-York LILO Insurance
building and that occupied by John Z. Plummer & Co.
and other firms, would be strange oversight indeed,
for this Is said TO be the finest ever made in tho
United States. 1t measures forty by sixty feet and
Is distinctly protection article. all the material In
its making being produced in this country and nothing
but American labor being employed upon It. AT
the top in a scroll the words Republican Dry
Goods Club while below are the names Of Harrison
and Norton followed by the line Defenders of Amer
lean Industry Further down are the American
Eagle and scenes representing American manufacture
and commerce. Below these the famous notices
that were on the banner of the Home Market Club in
the Chicago Convention, American Wages for Amer
lean workngmen7 american Markets for American
People, and Protection for American Homes" The
whole is surrounded by border Of blue silk three feet
In width containing thirty eight silver stars, SYMBOL
cal of the thirty eight States. The club has held two
grand rallies since IL started. At the first which took
place when the banner raised, there were thou
sands In attendance TO hear ex-senator Miller and
Colonel Cruger, who the speakers Of the day.
The second demonstration I'm Cooper Union last
Monday night. Speeches were made by exCongress,
man Carr, Congressman Mason and Mr. Plummer and
II pronounced by all who attended as one Of the
great gatherings of the campaign.