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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-05
SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
Appointed by United States District
Judge Maxey.

Judge Maxey.
Precinct No. III. COlmRn, Robert Clark
Precinct No. as. II. ClauSs. Charles Nc
Carly.
Precinct No. S.-Theo Anderson. Thomas
Hughes.
Precncr No. 4.-E. r. Leal, Modesto Torres
Precinct No. 5.-F. WhitecOuon, J Witt.
Precinct No. CIV. s. Anderson. John
Burns.
Precinct No il. G. Fisk, 7. e Dougherty.
Precinct No. S.-H. KlOckenkeuIper f. w.
SibCrt.
Precinct No a.-PhiI. lmmecke Ernest
RiSche.
Precinct No. lo-Malcom Anderson. A. I.
Lockwood.
Precinct No. II Chris Hauser, Pat Camp
bell.
Precinct No. l2.-wm Sheldon, Peter Jonas
Precinct No. 13.-W. NJ. Capehart, C. F.
FrOmer.
Precinct No. 4.-Albert Huppertz, ]. j.
Rheiner.
Precinct No l5.-Peter Kleid. Levi Mahavia.
Precinct No. 18.-GeOrge Dahlgrein, y. E.
SnOdgrass.
Wanted.-Woman to do house.
work. Apply to Mrs. JnO. Darragh,
corner Lamar and Olive streets. If
AN old bachelor says that he rather
likes a cOmical baby, but he objects
when it becomes screaming farce.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-11-05
Business Chance FOL

Business Chance for Sale,
w e have a nice, neat, light, good
paying business, suitable for man or
woman; 5000 cash will buy it. Apply
Immediately to
HAMBLETON, HADLEY & Co.
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For Rent.

Rock house of rooms, cistern, large stable,
and over l acre of ground on Government
hill; SIS per month 233
Store and dwelling, two story, three rooms
up stairs, aud large room below; stable and
water; good location: S25. C2S2)
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New York, March I2-Arrived, schr Rillie
Derby Taylor Fernandna (see Miscellany.
Cleared. schr B l Hazard, Smith, Georgetown,
S c, and Port Harrelson. S c.
DungeneSS, March 2l-Passed, bark Ugglan
(Swl Gadd, Pensacola for Saardam.
Greenock, March 21Arrived, ship Agathe
(Nor). Singdalsen. Pensacola.
Genoa, March l3-Arrived, bark RiconoscenZa
CltaD Soari, Pensacola
Tarfa, March 15-Passed, banks Angelina
QtaD, Parodi Pensacola for Genoa; nth Maria
Andrina (Aus), Mcdaniel, Brunswick for Venice;
Odin (Nor), Alum, Pensacola for Marseilles;
Ratfaelina QtaD, Zambino, do fer Genoa; schr
Pope Tono (Spl. Abb, Brunswick for Jabea.
Demerara, Feb 23-Sailed, schr Alfaretta s
Snare, Snare Fernaudina.
MatanzaS, March l9-Sailed. bark Australia
(Nor). ChriStopherSen, Pensacola.
Jacksonville, March 22-Cleared, schr G
Smith, Payne. Nassau. p.
Pensacola, March 22-Cleared. shin Arbela
(Br), Smith, Buenos Ayres; bark Prinds Leopold
Nor, Mass, Southampton; schr Agnes | Grace,
Seavey, Providence
Cleared 18th, bark Aquila ONor). Stensen, Am.
sterdam.
Port Royal, S c, March e2-Sailed, schr C H
Wolston, Hinckley, New York.
Wilmington, n G, March 22-Cleared. schr
Samuel B Hubbard, Mehaffey, Fernandina.
New York, March @-Arrived. steamships
Saale from Bremen. Bothnia from Liverpool.
Fernandina, March 24-Arrived, schr Annie S
Conant Blackboard, Providence.
Cleared, schrs Martinique, Lowell. Jamaica
James Young, Linikin, Demerara; City of Phil
adephia, White, st Domingo; Mary Allen,
Wiley, Washington.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


New York, March "a. noon.-Stocks active and
strong. Money easy at per cent. Elk
change-long. 81 S534614 SO; short, 81 S7s461
4 So. State bonds neglected. Government bonds
Erie ..........'.... 1856 Richm'd w.Pt.
Chicago & North. .10696 Terminal ;..... 21ss
Norf. & W pref. 4e4 -
"a S816 Money easy. closing offered at per
cent Sub-'TreaSury balances-Coin, $780, 183, 900;
currency, ST., $4,000 Government bonds dull
but steady; four per cents 1855; four and
half per cents 1864. State bonds neglected.
The stock market to-day was at first very
weak, and the lowest prices for the week were
were reached in many cases, but sharp re-
action occurred later, and majority of the
list show advances as result Of the days
operations. There WAS great anxiety to hear
from Mr.. Gould this morning, but no inforna-
tion was forthcoming, and a determined drive
was again made at Gould stocks and incl
dentauy at the entire list. The opening was
again weak at declines from last evenings
closing figures extending to - per cent, and
the attack at the opening drove Missouri Pacific
down AZ per cent, though the impression made
upon the rest of the list was confined to frac-
tons only, Union Pacific Western Union and
Louisville and Nashville being the heaviest suf-
ferers. 1t soon became apparent that there was
support in everything except Gould stocks, and
later there were signs OF buying even in those
by interested parties, so the decline was soon
checked, and the list began to recover imme-
diately. Shorts covered freely and the advance
was stopped only by the close of business,
though the volume of business after the decline
ceased underwent marked decrease. Missouri
Pacific, though remaining very feverish, re-
covered all but 81 per cent. Of the loss for the
day. and among the general list New England
became very conspicuous for its strength, ad-
Vancing 2 points. Most of the list, however,
were carried beyond opening figures. Reading,
Union Pacific, Western Union, Lackawanna and
St Paul being the most prominent. The close
prices Of the day. The total sales amounted to
$4,000. Final changes are for fractions only,
except the loss of per cent in Richmond and
West Point preferred, and advances of Ia in
New England and 11s in Kansas and Texas.
The following were the closing quotations:
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Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. March
1913 bales hay, 25 sacks peanuts. no sacks fer
tilizers Is caddes tobacco, bbs whisky, 1 car
bulk r, 81 hf caddies tobacco, 1 car lumber.
bbls dry bones, bale empty sacks, bdl hides.
IS nests trunks, lot h effects, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
March 2-225 bales cotton, 749 bbls rosin. 1873
bb spirits turpentine. 925 bbls vegetables, 81 {
crates vegetables, I'll boxes oranges. II refrig
Strawberries, 23 cars lumber, cars wood, s
bales hides, car slaves, a. horses, II mules, /
car stock, car hay, so pr wheels, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, March 24-1,076 bales
cotton, "a bbls spirits turpenUne, 283 bbls rosin
109 bales yarn, 90 bales donestics, bales plaids
8 bales hides, 4S pkgs paper, 1856 pkgs tobacco
400 lbs lard, 4,471 lbs bacon 100 bbs lime, 17S
lbs fruit, 593 bushels oats, 4 bbs whisky, 90
pigs furniture, Dbl beer 70 hf bbls beer, i06 or
bbls beer, 152 bbls -four. 30 cattle, 40 hogs, 81
cars lumber, bushels rough rice. l car box
stuff, pkgs wood in shape, 13l tons pig iron. 48
casks clay, bbls wax, pkgs machinery, 146
pkgs mdse, so bales paper stock, 1 pkg junk
8 pkgs plows, 81 pkgs empties, 2 boxes soap, 10
pkgs hardware, case eggs, cars coal, bbls
gritS.
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To buy or not to buy, was the question
that three ladies, Mrs. H. De Laup, 377 st.
Ann street, Mrs. Honore Flotte, 2s1 Bayou
Road, and Miss Mary Henry, 2OS St Philip
street. asked when Mrs. V. Gilly, 20S st.
Philip street, vender Of Louisiana State
Lottery tickets, called upon them with the
last tenth ticket she had A mutual invest
Inent Of quarter Of dollar was resolved
upon ON one tenth OF ticket No. n ,575, the
number that. in the Grand Monthly Draw
ing, Feb. Z. 1888, drew the capital prize of
Ono Hundred aud Fifty Thousand Dollars,
and Mrs. Gilly presented the ticket last
Nice, wasn't IL, for 25c. investment eachl
--Nev Orleans La Picayrsne, Feb. L.
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LOUISVILLE March "a Grain closed quiet.
wheat-No. red Soc. Corn-No. linked $50
Sic Oats-No. 2 mixed 336I33ISc. Provisions
closed steady. Bacon--clear rib sides 49,
clear sides S. shoulders SO so. Bulk meats
clear rib sides 81 35, clear sides 81 90, shout
ders S. rs. Mess pork S14 75 Lard, choice
leaf 50 -. Sugar cured hams SIC 750i3 70.
New ORLEANS, Feb A-Coffee Irregular;
Rio cargoes, common 10 prime f1A6c1516c.
Cotton seed products closed dull prime crude
oil 306L32:. summer yellow oil nominal; cake
and meal &c per long ton I. o. b. Sugars quiet;
Louisiana open kettle. choice Sc; Louisiana
centrifugals, choice white 5-16G69zc. choice
yellow clarified Sic. Molasses quiet; Louisiana
open kettle, choice 33GD35c, fair 70 good fair
l96n20c; Louisiana centrtfugals strictly prime
700 nc: prime to good prime 1Sc, fair 10 good
fair i6@f7c, common TO good common l5abi6c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW voEx. March -, noon.-spirits tiIr-
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
F w Parsons, J II Latham, w Fl Harrington, w
Terrilberg, b w Lathrop, H Jenniss, NJ Bost-
wick Miss X Bostwick, Mrs Ed Sullivan, Mrs e
II Wilson, Mrs Mary w Youmans, w z Robin
son, G F Hurd, II Mullen, J A McGuchin Mrs A
B Taliaferro, Mr. Cady, Mrs l. E Mclean, F
Tower, A Tower, w Patton, w Patton Jr, q B
Harrison, Mr. Mcneil, Z S Denton. Mr. and Mrs
Geo Warner 2 children and nurse, r Smith, Mrs
Stockwel Miss Frances Stockwell. ] Dryer,
Miss A c Dryer, @ 7 Northam, Mr. and Mrs Rob
bins C Straub, r NJ Backus, MIR and Mrs G e
Jones, E Taylor, and Storage.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE u LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
OTTRTH DIST PHT;AnEIpUIA March % 1893

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, |
FOURTH Dist. PHILADELPHIA. March %. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that a wbistling buoy
painted red with figure II" in white, has been
substituted for the buoy which broke adrift
from South Shoals, entrance to the Delaware
Bay, Delaware.
A spar buoy painted with red and black hori-
zontal stripes, has been placed to mark the
wreck of schr George Dent near the Della
ware Breakwater. Delaware Breakwater Rear
Lighthouse be9ring SW by W1eW. Delaware
Breakwater Front Lighthouse, Sc by E1bE.
A red spar buoy has been placed to mark the
broken jetty at end of Reedy Islani, Delaware
River. The bearings are as follows: Reedy
Island Lighthouse by exc; Port Penn Front
Lighthouse, w; Port Penn Rear Lighthouse,
NW34W.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
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Savannah & Tybee Railway Company

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
SAVANNAH, GA, March 3, 1888.
On and after this date and until further
notice trains will only be run on Sundays
The schedule will be as follows, standard
time:
No. No. 8
Leave Savannah $50 A. M. 800 p. NJ
Arrive Tybee 1870 A. M. 3:50P. NJ
No. 2 No.
Leave Tybee l2:10P.M. 5:l0P. NJ.
Arrive Savannah LOO M. 6:00P. NJ.
Trains will leave from depot of Savannah
Florida and Western Railway. Tickets can
be purchased at depot and j. B. Fernandez
cigar store.
CHARLES COLLINS.
Superintendent.
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,entine steady at sss.asso. Rosin steady at

pentine steady at SsSsGSsc. Rosin steady at
81 e0Glf 2al5.
500 p m.-Rosin steady at 81 ao@1 2s1s. Tur-
pentine steady at S9GS916c.
CHARLESTON, March 24.-Turpentine quiet at
Csc. Rosin quiet; good strained SIC.
WILMINGTON, March A.-Spirts turpentine
firm st 36c. Rosin dull; strained seize, good
strained S7tfc. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
pentine firm; hard 81 co. yellow dip and virgin
$500.
RICE
NEW YoRx. March 24-Rice steady.
New ORLEANS. March 2.-Rice quiet and I'M
changed.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Dessoug for Philadelphia
344 bales cotton. i57 bales paper stock. 1874 bales
domestics, 1893 slaves, 145 bbs rosin. 1876 bbls
spirits turpentlne. 253, 40 feet lumber. % bbls
oysters, sos net kegs, "A casks clay, 2,061 fruit
and vegetables, 1853 pkgs mdse. 126 tons pig iron,
refrig berries.
Per schr Annie Bliss, for Baltimore-267, 900
feet p p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.
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Address Registered Letters %
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.

RE ME MRE p That the presence Of Cen
''G''EN'DG'' erals Beauregard and
Early, who are in charge Of the drawings, is a
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chances are all equal, and that ono
Prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prizes
Is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets arc
signed by the President Of an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in tho highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations or
anonymous schemes.
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Babys' Foods at Shelters, ITO Whitaker
Fairchild's, Reed g. Carnricks, Nestles,
Mellins, Gerber's, Imperial Uranium and
Mailed MIX
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

New York, March 22.-Schr Rillie S Derby,
Taylor, Fernandina, reports: No date, lat 81,
lon A 80, passed a large wreck, and the next
day passed another wreck.
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MEMORANDA.

SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Brig Alfredo (Sp), Barcelona.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Dessoug, Howes. Philadelphia
G Anderson
Schr A Denike, Townsend, Baltimore-Jos A
Roberts & Co,
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SPOKEN
RECEIPTS

March 10, lat 30, Ion 60, bark Aurora (Nor),
from Savannah for Hamburg.
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SUNDAY. March IS, Isl
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Cohen's Bluff and way
lAndingS-W Gibson. Manager.
Steamer David Clark Bravo, Darien, Doboy,
Brunswick aud Fernandina-C Williams, Agt.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED Y

Steamer Progress. Ward, Augusta and waI
an dings-W 7 Gibson Agent
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Oak, Pine and Lightwood


For sale by X. b. Cassels, corner Taylor and
East Broad streets. Telephone No. n.
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NAvAL STORES-The market Tor Spirits tur-
pentine was very firm There was good in
quiry at quotations. but holders were asking
higher The sales for the day were 40 casks
at 36c for regulars. At the Board of Trade on
he opening call the market was reported firm
at 36c for regulars. At the closing call it was
firm at 36c bid for regulars. Rosn-The market
was quiet, but Arm and unchanged The sales
for the day were about !, AGO barrels. At the
Board of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm. with sales of S. barrels at
the following quotations. A, B, c, D, +
and 81 07I6, G Sl10, II 81 IS. l S12 K
81 IS. NJ 81 65, Y 81 30, window glass So 40,
water white 81 IS. At the closing call it was
unchanged.
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ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

Incorporated in 1863 for % years by the Legis-
lature for Educational and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 81 900, 600 to which reserve
fund of over $3.50 900 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote its fran
chise was made part of the present State con
stitution, adopted December I'd. A. D. 1879.
The only Lottery eUer voted on and Endorsed
By the people of any State.
1t neUer scales or postpones
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the Grand Quarterly
Drawings regularly every three months
March, June, September and December
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SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
CAuANNLu ca March d D NJ

sea LslGnd-The market was dull and entirely
nominal. There was no inquiry and no sales.
last sales were on the basis of quotations.
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New YORK, March "a noon.-Stocks active anG
strong. Money easy at per cent Elk
change-long. 81 S534G14 Sc; short, 81 500
4 So. State bonds neglected. Government bonds
duu b,,t Staadv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-05
AN ssIGyEE HELD FOR TRIAL.

Mr. Gruber lawyer, representing the creditors Of q
bankrupt dry goods merchant, Erhrsm Berlowz, yes
terday secured the arragnmen at Jefferson Market Of
Philip Bernstein Of No 1T Beekman place. the assignee
OF Berowitz the charge OF stealing 81 COO
January 49, When Berowitz failed In his bust
September III. 1888 no had Benstsn appointed
the assignee for his estate and 10 escape imprisun.
ment fed 10 Canada He remained there. wait
ing for Bernstein make settlement with the creditors
that It would be safe for him 10 return Falling
hear anything favorable from Bernstein, the fugitive be-
came and his creditors who strengthened
his that he being deirauded by his
Herlowz placed the IN the hands OF Gruber
charged that Bernstein had obtained 81 900 from b.
wortheim. with whom II had been left for safe keeping
by Berlowltz that Bernstein had appropriated the
money Justice Ford held Bernstein for further exam
nation in $4,000 ball. and adjourned the 10 May 49,
when It Will be heard by Justice Smith ESSEX Market
Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-05

WAS asked and invited to in the seat Of mat ons un
he came I ask the delegation IL 90 nov speak mo
truth.
The Missouri Delegation--Yes sir.
DR.. Buckiey-rhcn max the chair TO ruie whether to
ali intents and purposes was not In ny seat
Anothcr point of order was drowned out IN tho
bubhib and motion to adjourn was maae auo
seconded and supported by cries OF yes fas
The Chalfman-A motion to adjourn cannot Dc maoe
when q member is on the door
Dr. puckley-I desire AJAX decision Of the chair on
this question whether not speaker about 70 adnress
the assembly having obtained the noor and having been
rul.d In order whether or not such speaker who nnds
himself by cries from tho noor impeaohns
his motives and conduct right prior to beginning
his speech to explain those motives
The cbarmsn-Your inquiry Is not order. You can't
stop In the middle of speech To make an explanation
Dr. Buekley--I ssked the chair question had not
begun TO make speech.
The Chairman-The Conference Is adjourned by ex
piraton OF time much mcrriment)
Dr. Buckley stepped down from his wooden box
and went among his brethren. with lust the suspicion
of q smile Of triumph.
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington, May AIN the Supreme Court Of the
United States to-day the proceedings were follows;
No. 1,so7-The st. Paul Plough Works plaintiff in
error agt william Starting Motion to dismiss submitted
No. 325-IIiram Holt, appellant, ag John w. Kendall
ct al Appeal the Circuit Court United States for
the Northern District OF Illinois Dismissed per stipulation
No. 393-Isaac w. Blrdseyc, OF al, appellants agt
Solomon HeiIner ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court
United States for the Southern District Of Illinois
Dismissed pcr stipulation.
No. 335-The Weir Plough Company appesnt sgt
John NJ Turnbul, ct al Appeal from the Circuit Court
limited States for the Northern District OF Illinois
No. s00-Peter Lorillard. ct al, appellants, sgs
Joseph +. Pride Appeal from the Circuit Court United
per stipulation
No. 2sT-Chsrlcs p. Crosby, oppc iant a8t william
A. Harding, assignee etc., ct a. Appeal from the
Circuit Court United for the Southern District
OF New.York DISMISSED.
No. cSs-puIlm.an's Palace Car Company plantn IN
error agt the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
No. 2s9-ruliman's Palaces Car Company, plaintiff in
error agt. the Commonwealth Of Pennsyy anis ana NO
o9O-J. n. w. Culllford, ct oil. Appellants sSt
A. j. Gornila Co. Continued per stipulation
No, 2oiCherles L. Easton, appellant ss~ the "erhiA
American Bank. Argued -. -. ro.n
No. oe2-John Bisnscom, et al, appeiantA agr yonn
Tor the District Of Kansas Dismissed.
NO 203-H0ward &. Loveioy, ct al, piaintih IN erfor
ast She United state. Continued ,,
No. 2s1-The Crescent Brewing Company appsnAoH
agt. Matthew Gattfrled -. =. .t ANNA,
No 206-neebe S. Can exscutrx ETC. e a., appel
Hack, OF al. appellants, agt Matthew oaeuneo 'oh-
tinuei stipulation.
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JgIT PRA CTICAL JoKEi

story was printed yesterday that ex-senator Frederick
g. Gibbs and John c. Phelps, con OF f. r Phelps had
obtained from b. r. Gcrdng Of walls., $50 by false
pretenses 1t was alleged that the elder Phelps had
borrowed that from Lawyer Cispp q friend OF
erdins the latter indorsing Phelps note for It. Be-
foro the payment due the story runs Phelps
rsyo the money Gerdng to be deposited III the noo
matured Gibbs and the younger Phelps called on
Ge.d,ng said that elder Phelps needed the money and
Gerding gave IT, taking Gibbss check for the amount
drawn on the North River National Bank When the
check was presented payment refused the ground
that tbsre was no cash to the credit Of Gibbs whea
Gerdng called on Gibbs the latter said 10 was mistake
paid $50 I'm cash and gsvo another check for slo the
$40 Gibbs olained being for Gordlngs trouble This
second che.A was returned marked no good Then
Mr. Gerdng placed tho matter In Lawyer Cspps hands
to take criminal proceedings against Gibbs
Ex-senator Gibbs said last evening that there was no
explanation to make. There simply was not q word OF
truth in the story Friends Of ex-senator Gibbs believe
that the real truth Ia Gibbs has been endesyong
play practical Joke Of which he is fond that IN
this instance the tables have been turned on him
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TIE STATE OF TRADE

BALTIMORE May A-Cotton Domnalr steady Midtins lee
nnr So 81 S. Extr, 10 IS 10 % o. Family 10 50 Ia
40 Rio Brands 90 PstaDsco Family - "a DO ~.
81, Lsngb.rry o5essi. Western quiet Nog WINTER Red
Jnas yib sei 80 do for July elS9l.c DO for Angn.t
s7Sssss ,we.l.rn arm. MiEsd spot q 9esas7e; Do
nrna s.nthsrn az 4os4ke; Western Waite a. tset!e
E w. Tm 4sSs ns Steady Fsss 20 usoc. Ss.
ers al7 Provisions steady Ness PORK SIS 90
BuIkmsats Shoulders and Clear Rs Sils. pAcksA
s4sno 3acou-shsuders 7i20ssc. Ciea Rib sides 90.
Hams IL si2lc. Lard rsansd Sc Butter firm. Western
packed as022ol CREAMERY 25e27c. ESes STEADY
at l2ai2i,c. Petroleum steady Refined at 7se Coffee
steady Rio cargoes ordinary IN fair 4tSl4sto Sugar
steady "A" soft 6'.c Copper rennsi steady at l5'9l6o
Whissov steady 81 Frslshts 10 Liverpool
steamer nornnaCotton l.i6d Flour per ton g. Grain
l.d Raceipts-FIoar $4,000 bills Wheat 1000 bush
Corn 5000 bush Oats G0o0 bush. sass-wheat 10000
bush Corn 10000 bush
BosTox, MAY .-F.ur auies Su. pIsyious price: well
but quiet; No. White 4t,aot5Sc shorts quiet and
Extra Creamery as e2ecs Extra Vermont 70 Ssee Cheese
Extras IA &c Western FIrsts 1SIsltc Receipts Fenf
96oO bbs and 5000 sacks Corn 3@0e bush Oats 3loo
bush Shorts 1000 oush.
CHICAGO May Tho leading futures ranged ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-05
RUnoRFD IYpToTMgyT OF orfyora1s

Rumors aroat in Jersey City yesterday that the
Board of Public Works had been indicted Dr. Leonard
j. Gordon foreman OF the Grand Jury has been engaged
for three weeks in making personal inyestga-
on the affairs OF the Board and 1t is said that hns
made startling discoveries. which win DO made
public 1t is matter OF common notorioy that the
affairs Of several lave CONNECTED
and corrupt manner, and Mayor Cleveland has
made persistent but unsyaLng efforts check tho OK.
trayagance corruption by the Of his veto power
but vetoes overrdden in the orlty cases
Just what tho OF the Grand jury
cannot re ascerained at present 1t is known however
that pay-ros been passed ntaning the OF
men who did no work and who merely political
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