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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
LYONS DESERTES TO BE EXECUTED
HE is STILL ENCOURAGED BY THE HOPE OF Ex
ECUrIyE CLEMENCY

Governor Hill wrote to Recorder Smyth and Dis
rictAttorney Fellows time asking for their
recommendations to the application for pardon 10
the case OF Daniel Lyons, who IS under sentence OF
death, and who Will be hanged next week unless the
Governor incrferes. Mr. Fellows in his reply 10 the
Governors communication said:
If ever there which possessed all the ele-
ments u murder in the first degree this in opinion Is
The killing OF Joseph Quinn by this defendant
atocious murder deliberately perDctratcd Daniel
Lyons and Joseph Quinn quarreed ana IL the Killing had
been committed then, In the heat Of passion the jury
would justified finding the defendant Lyons
guilty of lower grade OF homicide han murder But II
perpctrated IN the heat Of passion Lyons waited
until the day, and in meantime went from place
TO place endeavOrng borrow pistol at the time
making threats against life OF Quinn. FROM
person whom he the morning succeeding his
rel with Quinn he endcavoIed borrow pistol stating
that he would lA" the latter. lie ln4lY obtained
pistol and carried his ofrepeated threat OF taking
life Of Quinn. The contained all the elements Of
murder In the first degree and IN the LIGHT Of the evidence
presented, TIC jury could not have arrived other
verdict than the rendered. The defendant, in my
opinion, richly merits the awful penalty attaching his
crime and deserves the hands the Execu-
tive. l know Of good reason why the sentence OF
death upon Daniel Lyons should interTed
wth and respectfully recommend that his application for
| Executive clemeDcy be denied.
Recorder Smyth telegraphed TO Mr.. Fellows yester-
day that he had indolsed the District-AtorDeys lot
ter and had forwarded IT to the Governor. Lyons
! continued cheerful yesterday, Notwithstanding the
fact that he has but eight days more to live. His
lawyers are trying not only TO secure stay Of SEN
cnce from the supreme Court, but also to induce te
| Governor to commute the sonpnce TO Imprisonment
for life; and tho prisoner hopes that they will
coed in effort the other Governor Hill has
had the case under consideration for some time and at
/ lis request copy Of Recorder smyths decision r.
Gently denying the motion for trial viii be sent
TO him this morning Thomas J. sullivan, lyons,
counsel, wiz also appear before Judge Patterson to-
day and ask that a date lie fixed for argument
motion that a stay Of execution Of the sentence he
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
MANY STILL SAILTYG FoR EUROPE.
THREE ZIG VESSELS STEAM AWAY FILLET
WITH PASSENGERS.

THREE BIG VESSELS STEAM AWAY FILLED
WITH PASSENGERS.
Three q the steamships which sailed yesterday for
Europe carried unusually large number Of pstencers
for The season The following were among those who
sailed
BY the North German Lloyd steamship Lain, for
Bremen and Southampton: Mt and Mrs Z. r. Adams,
Peter Aitkn, Adolph Alexander, M and Mrs Horace
Alvord Frnncfco z. Banco, Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Bus
sing, Louis Bauer pr. L. A. Boeuc, Dr. and Mrs David
J.. Baker C. l.. Beecher, Dr. e.. Bour, Thomas Bryant,
T. O. Brown IT,. wilson Cshorwood, j. Chittenden Mrs
Edward y Caswell, Mr. aud Mrs. 2. W. Char!ngton,
Dr. Charles A. Curre. william II. Cowes, George 3.
Carpenter jacob Cornell, W. NJ Davies Charles Stewart
Dawson, Henry Tnthoyen, John Felix Mr.. and MIS-.
Simeon Ford, Harold Frederic, NJ. and Mrs. Guggon-
heimcr Nj. ana Mrs. Paul Gunthcr, q. C.rau. Nj and
Mrs. ]. c. Hutchins Henry HorwiI, H. Hirschmann,
j. Hasaachor, Mi. aud Mis- H. Hasser, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hcndrie, Nh. and Mrs. Christian Hanke J. II.
Has Herman JUST A. Kobe Mr. and Mrs f. Krobble,
Oto T. Krege, George II. Lea, Ferdinand ObefateLeAn,
Nj. and Mrs. IL. j. leslie MI and Mrs Burdett Mason,
Rir. aud Mrs j. ?. Meclf, Natalie Magnani Ferdinand
Marsch. Martin MINI. C Z. Newbod. NJ. J. Newhaus,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, II. s.. owen, o. W. Potter
FREDERICK Pombo A. w. Penny, f. w Pfaender, Howard
f. Perry, Mr. and Airs f. Y. Reno. Ralph Reno Joseph
Roseneld, Henry Rath, c.. r. Rothackor, K. r stuy-
vesandt Isaac Stern, William Blatspiel Stamp, Mr.. and
Mrs GcOrge r.. swallow r. b. sibey IT, D. Simen, Jacob
schlek. DR.. and Mrs. Il. schlGmann, J. p soper A. A.
Thomas Nr. and Mrs. Philip Tralne Baron Guido +.
Thomltz, II. Zimmerman, Mt. and MRS. q. A. Won
Llngen. Richard Elcken. Rrunkn Weston August
Wuensch, Joseph Warren J.. L. whitney, MI. and III =
John T. wlorp, y. w. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs N II.
] WaiwOTth.
! by Anchor Limo steamship City Of Rome for liver
pool Charles II. Adams A. s. Buord. the Rev b..
| Poyton Brown, william heal MIS-. Bca, Junlus Brutus
noet, william S. CFothcrs, Stanley Copnos Charlie,
| Crook Charles A. Chase. the Rev n Davis Moses T.
| Dickcy, ST. Tuiiio Donada, D. Dorwar the Rev. Mr..
| Dearborn, Mr.. aud Mrs i. T. Dillingham; John w.
dunno. G. W. Donaldson DR.. d. NJ. Edwards Mrs. IA.
wards General g. s. Field Mrs. Yield. William Friend,
George Bowler Mr. aud Mrs.. Joseph FFanAu, the Rev.
| D. Ganney David Gwynne. Joseph Hensehen, Charles L.
| Hanson, John O. Lewis. A. s. Leonard. Mr. aud Mrs
| Andrew Lldde. T. w. Lanouette Thomas II. MeGrath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. (Specia)-Bne weather I'm England
and the announcement that buyers holding broke
tho backs Of the wheat bulls to-day. Tuesdays co.lng
cables were strong that ~ Sd cents was paid FOR
september the tate cur but the best bid The early
curb hs morning IS IL cents at which It started on
the regular opening The reckless way In which STUFF
was thrown overheard, carrying prices down to SO &
showed that this is nothing put big weather
the present.
Export clearances Increasing ageregatng ia whoat
ana Tour from % three ports 21S PAS bushels; on tho
other hand tho receipts az primary markets surprisingly
large ana bid fair % surpass those OF tho correspond
period ast year AZ che present rate the receipts will
run from 100000 bushels u 100000 week. This
would Indicate thnt the early estimates shortage Of
6pOc00Qo to sO000O00 in the winter wheat crop east
o. me l.oces VIII not be sustained Tho final output
from the Northwest is favorable The Door ouaity
q the new crop Is frequently remarked out OF total
81 rs received to-day lI9 new winter wheat
ana only three graded No. . Estimated car receipts
for Thursday, 100. Corn advanced cent To t6 cen n
from hs opening price though Il subsequently easet OH
IN sympathy with wheat. II well sustained throur IN
the day IN spite q large sales by Hutchinson promi
Ient interior shipper who has agents through the corn
belt states that he anticipates lager receipts In me nea
future. Receipts OF l23 cars; estimated FOR to.
morrow 225 The OUT Inspection was 2O7 lo7 bushe!s
charters $4,000 bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

II. Morana ST. Cesar Merlo M. Mooughney' u.
ncy IT, Christian Moerlein j. W. MON son ,,
Movnaban J. Norman A. Nesterowitsch, John roicvors
rredrlk Pauson the Rev. j. De Won Ferry, Nous
perry ]. De Wolf Perry, IT,, Charles fce~ i"o.
powers Senior H. Roo, Senior O. lsonero' senior" ~
,,,D. po,r rosa f. Iseeks, Henry Raymond inc i'es
~, s,~otop n r. Scott, James H. Scott tho rev, D. ~
e,,sv AIRS smiley the Iiev. j. H. sutt John Simpson
s',.so, vvuIiam Stephen, william H. Taylor D. ~
- Ir.,,v Turner william L. Walace,' 0eofso a.
,y,,so ,he Rev Jamcs p Wright c. H. "leeft III o.
~, xyoahorsa Mrs Woodhouso and r j. "Die'
nv Red star steamship WesteYnland Ior Nm n'l,
n 7 pa,tello H. S. Consul at Dusseldorf ID D.
iIh Croic r. Dr. John NJ. Evans, SiIs. JONI "a 'i
rvans James II. Robinson MIS-. JAMES IL ~ p,anev
Iri.n Harmon Ebonczcr r. WaDroso' .. " 90 ~
frederick K,tenbach Lieutenant j. l. se,irIuse, ~ u
Mrs. ! r. selfndge, Rudolph Brand 1uN". 80, .na Mrs
1Tass Professor and Mrs. Martin Behoss' NJ. aonao,
G. T. Mckee Daniel Mckee. Peter " o''era - pr,errs
r,awara Brlcout Charles Van der lssI 1ne"uo' T,n
~. and Mrs NJ. p Taylor Elizabeth sayr, A. r. %
r. 7, t,r,.ch Felix Kohl Mr. and Mrs j. '' S@ ,e,
Frank shepard Frederick Wink Anton t'.'nO , Mr.
c,toi NJ and Mrs Jacob Vandorworf MI al.
- praun Henry Becker, tho Rev Qulrih D.'- 1,,,a
, nTav Fttfinpcr Sister Maria Franoiska' oisO" '"'l
~ tbo white star steamship Coltic, for LiVerp'V
p T. Arnold Charles Bradburn' '" H. DT' ,,a,.,,
Nov w q H. Dudds, Mrs. D. G. Edwards, hiou', r"
r,o,e r. & A. Dr. e.. i. Grant, Paris ha'u0"'S", -
,,ont hawthorne e. S. A., Francis NJ. JehcAs,
,,orrad Mrs Emily D. Miles Arthur r. Ni."C oSSn
", poser,aI Nepyen Herbert Robinson, 0eoFge n.
old Mrs scLocsld Mrs J. H. Smith, H. ~ A"''''
7, n Weston NJ woolger and p whitaker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEA'


Tho wheat specuaton moderately active yesterday
nv, f. suffered from selling operations on the part Oh the
export trade These stimulated by better weather
nos from Europe and disposition the part OF the
West 10 realize The opening Of tho options was LEO
IS cent urGer Tuesdays close and only slight faly
broke the Decline which continued 10 the end. Tho
close was steady losses 7S cent for August
and 14a 88 for the other months The cash markets
were vi settled and In Tone but shippers bought
100 coo bushels on concessions Corn on the spot
was steady and without decided change, with 1900
bushels bought by shippers. The options were quiet
but without material fluctuations, closing irregrlary,
with August or is and September and November up is
cent Spot oats higher AMI the options were
strong at gains OF 3sal-S cent There was no export
demand for lard. but the options were depressed By
rea.l7a'lons closing down 7al2 points
The final Quotations were IS follows:
Wheat-Augus', 81 1S September, o. 81 October,
90 as November, "a Ia; December, 95 Is; May,
90 BE- cents.
Corn-Aurust 81 81; September and October 81 H. ;
November % ID December, 80 5-S cents.
Oats-Au9Ust, 80 80 September 70 81 October,
20 H.: November 81 cents
LardAugust, 20 O8; September as 90; October ss So
December. 81 %; Jeuuary, 81 %.
The receipt Of Aqur and grain reported yesterday at
follows: Wheat 220072 bushels; corn, 81 Ia bushels
olt A.f23 bushels; total grain. 332 900 bushels; four
- SOB packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis
the 2uyals were Wheat. POO 694 bushels; corn,
90 59s bushels; oats, 1888 bushels total grain,
7-io3O bushels Hour, 81 1875 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE FUNERAL OF JAMES LYNCH

Tho funeral Of James Lynch held yesterday in 81
Patcks Cathedral the presence OF several hundred OF
the most prominent Irish Americans in the city Al 10
o'clock the body taken from his home at NO l4o
West Twenty second-st. where many sympahilers hao
called 10 take a look at the face and removed ii
hearse TO Cathedral. where IL was placed on cata-
sque in the centre aisle close to the altal The solemn
REQUIEM celebrated by the Rev NJ j. LSyeile,
assisted by Father Muhearn. deacon; Father Blgey,
OF st Agnes's Church. sbdeacon, and the Rev. T. j. Nc
Mahon, master Of ceremonies. Archbishop CorflgaI'
wearing purple and betta and pectoral cross
sat upon within the sanctuary upon the epste
side and az u the pronounced the aDsola
ton Tho burial in Calvary Cemetery.
Henry Hoguet president Of the Board OF Managers OF
tho New-York Catholic Protectoy present and also
james Fitzpatrick and John Mclaughlin vice presidents
OF the Supreme Council Of the ST. Vincent de Paul So
ciety OF which the dead was president for many
years. Brother Leontinc with delegation OF twelve
boys represented Catholic Protectory. Among the
others present Eugene Kelly John p Lynch ex-
Mayor Grace r. NJ Walters. William LaOr. John j..
Rogers William Keohane Forbes Holland John j. Ken
nedy Michael Giblln. Francis O'Neil, John Early c. j.
Walters ex Senator Bradley Walter Floyd Emigration
Commissioner Starr John H. Farrell, Albany; Joseph
Thoran, Louis Binnsc, Thomas NJ. Mulry, Joseph A.
Herman ana Franklin III. Churchill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
ANGRY PRODUCE E1CHANGE BROKERS'.
CLAIMING THAT PENALTIES ARE NOT METED
OUT IMPARTIALLY.


OUT IMPARTIALLY.
Can lawmakers be lawbrcakers - was the shout
heard yesterday above the din Of crowd of Produce
Exchange members assembled IN the lobby of the
building after the main floor had been cleared. It
was evident that something had occurred 10 disturb
their peace Of mind, for they engaged In excited
conversation and there was generous distribution of
explosives and forcibc adjccuyes. The OF this
incpient rebellion was the summoning Of James Bling
ham, OF Bingham Co.; +. r. Howell Of L. j..
Howell CO.. L. Cohen, Of Mnszcshcimcr q Co., and
c. Il. WimOt before the Complaint Committee, upon
the charge of trading after hours, alter being warned
not TO do so.
The culprits admitted having committed the crime.
bu. pleaded oXtcnuaon, upon the ground that others
lad been as guilty they But the Complaint Com
mitteS would not admit that precedent had been
established which would excuse others for violating
Inc rules. No argument for the defence awaited, and
the judges reserved decision until the Board Of Man
ages had settled the question to whether tho
penalty Of ccnsurc, suspension, expulsion shclld
be imposed.
Tbs matter aroused intense telling. 1t IS threat
ened that If the four members are punished they
Will not submit for Is charged that OF the
ayers, who is also member of the Grain Committee,
l. guilty OF trading after hours with OF those who
IS under the ban Of the Complaint Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKErs

LivTRFooi. Aug, $3.50 D. m.-Beet-Holdors ofyor
sparney extra indie moss firm at G5s prims nloss Arm
OF 5Is o. Fork-ll oiders eher spcringy Holders
moderately Bacon Holders Oar spernclV Cumber
land At 5os Sd short rib firm az Sis oil long and
clear sos Cheese-Holders offer moi.
oa.ey Holders offer moderately. Holders
freely Lardspot and futures oders oasr
prime Wesicrn--spo aid August stroug Al 44s "a 10
SrptsnDer and Ortber. strong At i6A WhSst-In ~.
demand FlouE-Hoidets offer nodentey: corn-spot-
mixed Westernspct and August dull ~ did Hons az
London~Newfsrk state Holders offer freely "
LONpOH Aug. "a n. m.-Cacatta ifnsest 27a ni mar
turpeatine. 2as Ga per cwt. ' "
ANTWERP. Ang. S-Wicoxs lard olOsed At lot frame.
% confines 100 kos.
S.-Peroleum--Ftne pale Amarean y
francs paid and sollsrs. -
BREMEN. Aug. S-Pe'roeam, 7 marks 90 pfennigs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
LOOKING INTO THE sUGAR rRAUDs.

Two of the witnesses yesterday before the Naval
Inquest on the contract frauds at the Navy Yard
were referred TO by officer rich as Croesus."
They Captain W. a. Kirkland, commanding tho
receiving ship Vermont, and Paymaster f. n. White
house. They testified IN relation TO tho charge that
10000 pounds of sugar peid for by the Government
had been delivered. Captain Kirkland testified
that lie had drawn some supplies from the paymaser
and had always paid for them lie is wealthy man
and owns large tract of land IN Buenos Ayes, a
handsome hacienda and big sheep farm. Pay
master WhtehOuse gave his testimony with perfect
and IL clear that he had not been connected
with any wrong doing. He IS also wealthy man,
having large mining and real estate interests in Cal
fJruia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
ACCUSED OF L1BELL1YG MAYOR HEWITT.

The foreman Of the Grand Jury handed several ndct
mens TO Judge MARITIME yesterday The officials refused
TO say whether Indictment mad been found on the COM
paint OF Mayor Hewitt II ascertaned however, on
good authority that Indictment hai been found charg
ing Robert p Porter the editor, and Herbert L. Brlds
man tho business manager Of The Press" with criminal
libel making charges Of oppression against the hn oil
which Mayor Hewitt member. No arrests were made
Yesterday but the accused will probably appear at
the District Attorneys Office this morning and will give
hail for their appearance II IS probable that the de-
PENDANTS will DC formally arrested Nj Bndgman said he
did not think any apology would be made but that the
casa would take its regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
. wrFE,s PROGRESS OF INDUSTRY.

aNew Enterprises publishes the following statement
showing the progress Of the various industries o. the
country foe the week ending August buildings Costing
ever as 600 each 3O9 costing s7093.707; bridges. 10
costing e599 O5o churches l0 costing s14s500o cleo
trio light companies aud plants s. capital and cost
ISIS 600; gas companies, q capital, s2OOV0 mahuiaeV
ming conpanes 81 capital ss43s 600 mills, factories.
etc 49, costing s24is17G mining companies, H. cap
it'll s2o772 600; railroads and extensions l. costing
Ooo and water works IT, costing s53s COO making
total enterprises. calling for the Investment
~ s1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
HOW CAME MR. R1cH 10 BE LOCKED UP9

Joseph W. Rich who says he was recently locked up
without cause the East Thirty'hfthst Ponce sHIon'
end compeed 70 pay oXorbtant fee for the privilege
~ sedoo uessspes TO his friends told his story 70 Police
Comis soner MacIesn headquarters yesterday when
Sergeant Mcdonald Policeman MiIhauser and Dooin"n
McNally were on trial Sergeant Mcdonald declared mt
he had Mr. Rich locked up on MilihauserS compliant
Millhauser denied having made complaint lie h@l
found Nj Rich In company with a drunken man, VINO
said that he bad robbed aud MI Rith went TO the
police station his accord. Then The sergeant
ordered Mr.. Rich to be locked up DoorHan hcNalB
said he spent dollars received from M Rich In
pa;ing men 10 deliver messages unreasonable hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
SWITCHING LACE IN HER BUsTLE.

Special Agent Hoahsn has recently receiver sc'ei"
ANONYMOUS warnings that Mrs. Emmeiina r. Smith was
coming here from Europe and had quantity Of dutable
goods which she would attempt 70 smuggle on shore
minute description given Of the woman ana III
specors Finley, Korch and Clark were detailed 70 waeh
for her They found steamship La Normandie
on TUESDAY but in her trunks nothing dutabe found
except some furniture covering upon which She paid duty
But Inspectrcss Ferris made closer examination ana
found neatly concealed hustle four pieces Of rare old
hand made Turkish lace valued at about $3.50 1t was
seized and sent TO the Custom House yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
sr4BBED FOE REFUsIyG TO pRIyK.

serious stabbing ARRAY occurred yesterday afternoon
I'm Furman-s Brooklyn William Mcintosh, age twenty
six a sailor on the bark Alexandria, lying at PIcntce's
Stores ashore with other sailors, and In Fur
anst they met party Of Italians who wanted the sailors
70 drink with them in ncighborng GROCERY. The
sailors refused and general light ensued, in which
McIntosh was cut with IN the chest back and
right hand lie seriously hurt and was taken 70
the Long Island College Hospital The who wounded
him was WHO Broroso Of No l23 East onehunded and
eeyent.sL, Ncw-York. lie and TWO Of his companions
,yer, arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
MR. HEWITT SAYS TIE "BoDrAn" CAR MUST GO

Mr. HEWITT SAYS TIE "BOBTAL" CAN MUST az
Mayor Hewitt gave notice yesterday OF his oe'eflh-
nation TO approve the ordinance compelling the
Twenty-thiId Street Railway Company TO put con-
ductor upon each car. In letter 10 fieSluo"'
Ieary, of the company, he said
There is pendng before me an ordinance passed
nv the Common Council requiring your conpay 10
discontinue the Use of the sO-called DODtai' cars
and TO substitute therefor cars with CONDUCTORS
Having come 10 the conclusion that The resolution
a proper ono / expect to sign 1t prior TO tnG mex,
meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen, which viii taho
place on tho 2sth inst shall, however, defer the
actual signature 10 the resolution In order 70 give
YOU time TO make the change, nasmuch as II is not
Reasonable to expect you 10 DO within ten days
But do request that you will take energetic steps
10 comply vita the resolution Of the Board ana inc
general demand Of pGbllc opinion. which certainly
expresses Itself in favor Of The substitution OF properly
conducted csrs on all the lines OF city railways
whose revenues will admit Of the change. Ihe,e
is no doubt Mat your company holds piohtaDle
modations which the public convenience and safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

The Brooklyn Park Commissioners have taken action in
rraaTd 10 recngscing the wekuown landscape artists
FREDERICK Law Oiustead and Calvert VauN 70 advise in
regard - the permanent Improvements projected The
building Of bridge from the foot " Lookout Hin TO
nfeeze nm az cost u about $4,000 s. planned Steps
VIII be taLcn 10 rebuild tho wooden bridge tho Lu
Water az cost 81 800 and provide for other minor
improvements i IS proposed 20 begin the building Of
stope wall about the Park the main entrances.
The action taken las. spIlng In selecting site for e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
GIVING 4 CONTRACT FOR A SEA WALL

The Quarantine Commission held meeting at me
M.vor,s ONCE Yesterday, and decided award the
tract for building wall and making other improve
ments az uonman's Island James Il. Walsh HIS bid
amounts 70 $751; y22 the work II was FIRST referred
10 the Corporation Counsel for an opinion f"hclS Daeh
20. sac,ed secretary Of the Board at salary Of $500,
and Mp Berry the secreary Of Mayor Hewitt was allowed
70 draw $50 for duties secretary The commission
adjourned until Tuesday afternoon when 1t va" meet at
No Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
corRT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

s,yRrxr CouRT-CHAMBEEs- Before Patterson JoNoS
* ~ as 80 So 100 lO4, 1l5. l25 ia, 10y i3,
3 1856 TO 49, 2O5. zoo. 2O7 2Os 2O9 no. 40 ZZo'
oil $780,. ,rr,,, p.,r - Ad,ourned
mill Monday, september IT, . 49,. $500. cha
Probate OF the wills OF John or Natherlne
p Gellagher 10 n. M; Jules L. Nlnot lO,3Oa ~
SUPERIOR COURr-SPEclAL TERN l. Before DusrO j.
No day calendar. r.. 1....o Do,oh No
day calendar. ~ po,o.o Martina
CorproF GRSERAL SEssroys-PABr L-Before marthe;
and Assistant Dstrict-AttOrney JerOmc-Nos 70 "
CoTnT or GENERAL sEssEoYs-PARr II-Adourned Tor
the term. - D.,- IVY Aa,ourred for
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

statue OF MI Beecher the main entrance mas Deen ~
cnded and Il has been decided 10 place IL where ' s
Of Washington Irving stands, on the h0s' NV W
o,. the flower garden and to select new ste ior 'o
III, hpst IL was presented TO the Park by DcmaS
Barnes about fifteen years 1t Ia thought taa' 'S
site for the Bcecher statue, which is to cost sSoVoo w"
aera an opportunity 1t to be seen ny people on o
and in carriages and 1t is near irequen'eu pOro " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
nE nlY Nor nrooME 4 cITIzEy 20.

oc,cer Michael Griffin Of the Third Precinct who Is a.
tailed AZ the Court Common Pleas yesterday recoehred
among the applicants naturalization papers the Itaa
Jossph MoroGno who is changed with having stabbed his
hzether Michael Morofno, at no. 15S AubeIry's@' On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
sTocKa

SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE--AUG. a. T.
THE GENERAL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

SPIRITS or TURPENfINE.
CHARLESTON. Aug. e.-rurpenuuo arm ut ira.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09


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| 5000.
| 1000. lO6S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
THE SAME OLD sTOOK MARKET

SMALL FLUCTUATIONS LEAVING STRENGTH
AT THE CLOSE