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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
rEAT1rREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
The bull party in wheat swamped yesterday and
prices went down heavily under rush Oh reaaaons'
The speculative situation had been gradually weakening
under q wider distribution Of holdings and it only
needed collapse ut the West precpitate stampede 70
get outs here wheat there combination OF conoi
tons which helped stimulate the unloading proceseh
couraeing weather advices from the West
tame European cables and sood reports H'H'
FOREIGN crops and decided disappointmens
at the Visible supply statement The bulls had been
braeene OF heavy decrease enthusiasts placing hef
estimates as high 100000 bushels Inc acsuA.
falling of shown TO be 249,o4S puseci" "he.s
optons opened down 1894 cent under Saturdays
onica figures and the decline continued ~ inc emu o
largo volume Of transactions broken only by occasional
rallies on covering OF shorts The market closed weak
at about bottom prices and down lSa2 Ia cents az
follows. May, 90 9s; June, "a 1885, 'uy'
e5 1.s; August 90 "a; September 20 20;
Decomber 90 1.2 cents. The cash market
on Saturday the easier tendency oil vaiues inc eAp0
engagements reached nearly 130 900 bushels.
Spot corn was reduced t2Gl cent but only loVo
bushels were taken by shippers The options ha'uNv
went the way wheat and the close was heavy az losses
from Saturdays Official close Of for May at % i IA
o., Iune and "a for July ct 62 IL, and 81 cents for
August and September at 62 3.S cents The weakness
Of the day extended to oats but without stirring specu
ton or cash business The options ended down 30
for May az 81 34 SO for June at ~ 81 ana July
80 Is for August at SO "a, and la cent ior eep'
bsr at az Ia cents Lard devoid Of feature but the
options are OF 7G5 points, follows May IS % juno
and July Is 81 August, IS 81 September, ss o..
The receipts Of grain and -four reporea Westerns,
at New.Yotk Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston Nei'
a follows; Wheat "a, 054 bushels corn lVl'Io pu'
oats 1o3 s3s bushels total grain. 379641 oushes n,
4a 7sa packsges At Chicago, Milwaukee and 81 Lous
the arrivals were Wheat, 47,376 bushels corn
bushels; oats, 29,151 bushels; tot~ gram '''
brshala. hnur Isl barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago May 21-The philadelphia players mado their
few basehts Just the right time to-day, and defeated
the Chicago nine as follows
Philadelphia o 2 ! 9 2 Q "a
Basehits-philade;phla a. Chicago, g. Erors-Phlla-
delphia T; Chicago. 3. PItchers-Casey and Baldwin.
Umpire-Mr. Lynch.
Pittsburg, May 21.The Washington players could not
hat today and were beaten by the home club by the
following score:
Washington 90
pIifshnfr o y 2-5
Observation-Disclosures, Q; Plttsburg, H. Errors
wosbinrton 9: Ptsburg, 4. Pltehers-Giimore and Cal
win. Umpire-Mr. Valentine
Indianapolis May 21-The indianapolis club defeated
the Boston nine to-day by this score
Basehits--Boston, @; indianapolis o. Errors-Boston
A. INDIANAPOLIS l. Pitchers-Clarkson and Boyle. Um
pirc-Mr Decker.
baltimore May 21.--st Louis Outbatted and outnelded
the Baltimore club to-day, and won as follows:
St Louis. ! q
Basehits-St Louis, 8; Baltimore a. Errots-St
Louis Q. baltimore 8. Pitehers-Iludson and Smith
Umpro-Mr. Ferguson.
A. PhiladeIphla-Athletc, II Louisville, T.
At epsle--IIaversrsw 10; Poughkeepsie, 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
,rTrOy M KJLLS AFFECTING THE CITY.

Tho Mayors Cabinet yesterday considered about
0fy bills passed by the Legislature and now In the
hands of tho Governor, which affect the city. The
hin taking away the power of the Park Commissioners
70 reduce their patrolmen was approved
Tho bill establishing additional evening male
high school In tho Twenty-secOnd Ward was dsap-
rrovcd as were all other mandatory bills.
The Crosby bill forbIddIng the erection Of munic.
,ns, building in City Hall Park was dsapprovcd.
The bill TO provide free lectures under the direction
~ the Board OF Education to working men and women
t,ro or three times week was dsapprovcd on the
cround that the Board has all tho necessary power
under existing law.
The bill to allow Police Commissioners to run for
Mayor this fall dlsapproved and Mayor Hewitt
said be would write letter TO tho Governor against It,
The bill abollshIng the present Board Of Bridge
Trustees and providing for new board of three NOM
hcrs 10 be appointed by the Mayors Of New-York and
prooklyn. was approved
Ths Normal College bill dsapproved because
,he sum able By the city is raised from 100000 to
@ THE Police Matron bill approved
the bill permitting the building OF arcados over the
sidewalks according to tho Madison Square Garden
plans was approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

Earned runs-Detrolt, 0; New York, g. Two-basc hits
-Brouthors, Thompson. d. Richardson ~, o'Rourke
Keefe, Ward. Home runs-Conway Cleveland. Double
plsysBennett and Richardson, Bennett and Brouthers
ward Richardson and Conner. First base on bas-0f
Conway 4: OF Reefe l. First tAse on errors-Detrolt
l. Struck out-By Conway, 4; by Keefe, 0. Passed
bais-Bennett, Ewing. wild pltches-Conway, q Time
AIS. Umpire-MF. Daniels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
SAVE THIS CARD
WEDDING PRESENTS!
Before YOU buy see our elegant assortment OF the
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mrs wELsHs FALL AYACoIDENE.

Mrs Mary Welsh who found senseless In tho rear
of No 81 BrIdge-st Sunday night and was supposed
TO suffering from fatal fracture OF the SKULL appeared
to DO recovering the Chambers Street Hospital yesr
day. After the effects OF the whkey that she drank had
passed or able to talk and told the Coroner thas
she had fallen out OF window by accident hcmhers OF
the Leo family who arrested Sunday night on
suspicion Of throwing her out OF the window Were 0s
charmed at the ToEhs Police Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
PHILADELPHIA DEFEATED At CRICKET.

The first big cricket match OF the season took place In
Prospect Park, Brooklyn yesterday when the Manhattan
Club OF that city and the Young America Club put their
hest oevens in the field The Young Americas batted
first and could only up the small score OF &c. Tho
Manhtans in their first essay nearly doubled 10 and after
retiring Young Americas In their second innings for
So the match by 10 wckets. Tho wicket keeping OF
young Harry Cyne and the batting of Tyers were tho
features OF the match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

The great attraction of to-day VIII DO the meeting OF
Raeeland, Sir Dixon. Emperor Of NorfoiK' fluIanes
and Tennyson in the Brooklyn Derby, one mile and a
quarter After his victory In the Carlton STAKES Sf
Dixon will probably be the favorte with emperor 0. NOR
k second choice But Receands running In the Carlton
WINS far too bad 10 his real FORM He Is long struer
and the track was in worst possible condition for him.
soft and sticky Emperor Of Norfolk is fine colt and
hos ,rn we'll this year All the entries will find support
MI Haggn's powerful stable VIII be represented both by
Fitziames and Tennyson. 1t Will be wefought race
But believe that on fast track land the track VIII be
fast oaay) and well ridden Rseeland beat the lot for
speed at the finish he ought to be able TO go mile ana
quarter he should prove feeble at cup distance
So vote for Raceland hlst and had any doubt
that Mclaughlin is q better rider than Isaac Murphy
think Sir Dixon will be second. Fitzjames Is good
colt too and may make bold bid at the finish.
Panburp should win the Lawnview Handicap, Favor
second although Bessie june Belvdere and Feneon must
all be marked dangerous.
Give the to Fitzroy. Dry Monopole second.
The second race-Moe McCarthy's Last to win, Wick
ham for the place.
The fifth race-Harrsburg frst second place doubtful.
rrorio, thu aptrfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
w,srurs IMMIGRANT DEFRA UDBD'

Superintendent Jackson yesterday began an III
yestgation Of the case Of stephen "oAo',
Polish Immigrant who claimed he haa ooe" r,,'"".~
- ara bv tbs agent of the Hamburg Line In Europ'
yIs Intended IN come no Yew-York with his wife and
children. but tickets were given him for Quebec by
tho Allan line He was pennIless on his arrival In
canada and was forwarded here by Canadian mis- mis-,
sIonares he was sent with his FAMILY 70 tnG o'a'o
poard of Charities pending the result OF inquiries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
MRS SCOFIELD has TO PAY
SHE PLEADS POVERTY, BUT HER UPHoLsTERkhS
FINALLY GET THEIR MONEY.

SHE PLEADS POVERTY, BUT HER CPhOLsIEhH"'
FINALLY GET THEIR MONEY.
Mrs. Lillian f. scofcd re- appeared yesterday morn.
ing almost as suddenly as she disappeared several
DAYS ago. She called on DE Lancey Neoll one OF her
lawyers, and then on Jerome Buck, who IS Ferris.s
lawyer Mr.. Buck says that she was sent 10 MN
about tho Solomon case, and he advised her 10 COM
promise with the upholstorers, who had Judgment
against her for s27s. Mrs. Scofeld accepted slh
Bucks advice. aud went to the antechambcr OF the
judges private room of the City Court. The two LAY"
yers, Jacob Marx and Nathaniel Ellis, representing
b. l. solomons Sons wcrc there and Mrs sconeld trca
10 persuade them to settle for $780, The lawyers
would not hear Of IT, Their refusal excited her SO
much that she finally exclaimed: II am without
home without name, and prosecuted
Then she went on to deny that she had any money
to her credit with w. T. Hatch Co., but she gave IN
whom sho was reminded of the fact that Arthur NJ
Hatch had testified on Saturday that she had balance
Of Sl2 OOo This she admitted but her resources were
by no means exhausted, for she proposes to tho law
yers this conundrum "suppose that should tell
you that there was u judgment against me Oh
S1sO00l'
The lawyers stuck to their claim, and Mrs. seofeld
finally gave check for $342 81, the full amount and
interest After that she went TO No. 1920 Broadway,
where she Is said to DO living with friend .
Coroner Levy sent the papers In the Ha!cn case
yesterday afternoon to the Dstrict-Atorneys office,
with a request that the case be submitted 10 me
Grand Jury Assis ant Attorney Bedford sald
that tho case would DO presented to the Grand jury
matter Of form, certainly, and II 1t fell 10 him 10
do It he should cndeavor to have the case dismissed
Jerome Buck said that he should ask the DistrctAt-
torney to-day to cancel Ferris's bond OF $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

Runs earned-Newark, 0; Jersey City, L. First base
on errors-Newark IL jersey City, G. Left on bases
Newark, 7; Jersey City, g. Base bals-Casey, 3;
Fields / /; Simmons 9; Smith, 1 Baker /; Hlland-
Knowles Honord, !. Stolen bases-Newafk 3 jersey
City, 6. Struck out-Newark, 3; Jersey City, 8. Homo
funs-Hlland. Twobase hits-Coogan johnson, 1 Sim.
MONS /; Smith, l. Knowles /. Hit by pitcher-Ger-
hardt l. wild pitches-Daily Passed balls-1IOGord,
/ Sullivan, 8. Umpire-Mr Callahan. Time Of game
2 hours
The League and Association races to date leave the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
L1BRETTo WINS THE MERCHANTS STAKES

Winners at LOUISVILLE ycsterdayi
First race-Purse s400. One mile Pat Donovan
no) FIRST Lepanto 1Os second, Orange Girl o1 third.
Time--1 IA 1-2
Second race-Purse s4oo. Six furlongs Champagne
Charley (0G) first, Come to Taw t9o) second, Sally o.
1881 third. Tlme-1 10 "a.
Third race-Merchants' Handicap Sweepstakes. 1 1s
miles, Librotto Q14) first, Tele Doe Q13) second.
Benedict (00) third Time-1 SO IL.
Fourth race-Purse s4o0. One mile. Orderly t94)
first Irish Pat 102) second, Latte (10T third Time
is3 "a.
Only four races as tho tbree-qu'rtcr heats
did not fill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
NEWARK DEFEATS JERSEY CITY.

STANDING OF THE LEAGUE AND ASSOCIATION
CLUBS-NoTES OF THE GAME
Fully 5000 people the game of baseball at Newark
Yesterday between the Newark and Jersey City clubs,
The two mines are lead In the Central League
and every play was greeted with frantic yels. The
Newark nine won after exciting but by no means
perfectly played game. Daily had poor control OF the
ball during the last half Of the game. The umpire,
Callahan was roundly hlssed and seemed the
dspessure shown by the spectators Tho score was as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
,,vo or,rry no TyCEYDIA RIsM.

Andrew Kiceman gardener Of one'hundred and sixty
,econd.st and Gerard-ave.. was complainant In the
Morrl.ania Police Court yesterday against iheoa'fo
Diercher whom no charged with incendiarism
nIa,chsr who was In the employ Of kleeman. was dis
snasaea SATURDAY. night for trivial offence and at
",n sunday nsb went to the garden OF the latter and
there malIelousy ret fire to large number OF straw
plated hotbed covers value sZoV whien were al u'
srovod Dercber pleaded guilty to the charge and was
held hv Iuaee German $1,000 for trial. at General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
STEVENS THE WINNERS AT LACROSSE

Tho Stevens Institute and the New-York University
Lacross. teams played close and exciting game yes
terday afternoon at Recreation Park Long Island City
The University team was obliged to play with one man
short and lost tho game By score Of 1 goal to D.
stevens played the stronger team game, while the
whole game for the University was played By H. Mat
thcvs and Miller The following were the teams:
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
Rheumatism,

which ia caused by an acid in the
blood, Ia cured by Ayers sarsapariila.
Hundreds have found relief in the use
Of this wonderful remedy, when every
other treatment proved worthless.
"I suffered from rheumatism in my
side and shoulders for several months:
Ayers Sarsaparilla has entirely cured
me. ELLEN Connaghton, a st., Lowell,
Mass.
John d. Duffy, SO Green ST., Boston,
Mass, certifies that Ayers Sarsapari,la
cured him OF rheumatism, pains in the
back, and general debility.
"I have been troubled with rheuma-
tism so as 10 be confined TO the house
for weeks but Ayers Sarsaparilla eff
fected q complete cure" A. 4. Reed,
II Telegraph ST., So. Boston, Mass.
at was for many months afflicted
with chronic rheumatism, and suffered
Intensely, in spite oil all the remedies
available. Ayers Sarsaparilla, being
recommended, has completely removed
every symptom Of my old complaint"
u. Freain, Independence, Va.
"When doctors had failed, Ayers
Sarsaparilla cured me OF rheumatism"
Bernard Brown, 132 Adams St., Lowell,
Mass.
Thos. Daily, Watertown, Mass, long
n sufferer from lumbago and rheuma-
tism, has been so greatly improved aimee
using Ayers Sar-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
THE NEW-YORKS WIN All LAS1.
A GAME TAKEN FROM THE CHAMPIONS.
, HOME RUN BY CLEVELAND IN THE EIGHTH
WON TILE CONTEST.

A HOME RUN BY CLEV F1IIANU IN TIT '7-7
INNING WON THE CONTEST.
Detroit May 2l-Both Conway and Keefe were hit hard
and often today The former had little command OF the
to sending four OF the Giants to first on balls TWO OF
whom scored. Conway and Cleveland knocked the pan
over the left field fence for homo the latter making
the winning The champions had TWO men OH paSS
in the ninth and only out but Bennett hit 70
Ward and double play was made. Wards batting ana
base running and Hanons catch Of long drive were the
faat NJ no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
"a II o,her enods bv Fortunes hand II given.
A III. A. liz hcc MIN q u VI IIenyen."

Ia vonr wife changed homo unhappy Doss sho
90 about I'M DOM on ald do
an le that yop ~ Doets, sic - eps Bale causes
af The misery of the world Her stem cogsoi Mp
Lead aches Get her vial Of DR. Psrces PeasaBt Pssts
and tey gse relief aud the atmosphere Of home will
grow bright again. ne csstod gran ae dose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

IN ~ minutes. and Stevens three goals IN 49, and
minute intervals thereafter. Tyne OF game, 81
minutes. To-day Stevens viii play Rutgers at et:
George Cricket Grounds, Hob0kcn, and on Thursday az
the Same place, tho Harvard eleven. Both games Will
herln at ID ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

The Brooklyn and Kansas City clubs will play at
Washington Park, Brooklyn to-day.
An exciting game played OF the Polo Grounds
Yesterday between the Staten Island Cricket Columbia
College mines The crlcketers outbatted the coegians
and won by the score OF O to 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
The Best Cure

For Catnrrh Is Ayers sarsaparilla. 1t
graduates the virus from the blood, and
thus removes the cause Of the disease.
pecin treatment at once, before the
nasal tissues are destroyed and the
whole system poisoned.
al have been more or less troubled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
BALTIMORE May Dun nO ON Western

p.,r,xonx MAY Election dull. nominal. saperans
Flour quiet steady Howard stree; and 10 2SS
a. So n 81 D1 kxIr, 10 IS 559 90 Fss,, <S2555 l3
49, CITY Mills sunerans - 5092 90 hv =, so 81.
do RIO Brands ~ 20 10 Patsos.,1s ar fuix We
usylative patent 80 7i Whext-Southetn IA Wmet
.f0oc iSarinrrr 20 iOle wsssrs 2Ise, for yuy
~ S.S "e do Tor August e:f9ySc ..,sra DALI wsaz
nr,o White gea67c Ys,low June 49,
&C. July cas6sc. oats steaiy vas Western MA
., 5000; psaS.rlvsna a, sls.se sss ED 500
SOC May seai Prias 70 . SsoSs Mes poTs sis "a
nn,k%eats Shoulders and Clear RID Sias' .s oe Ham
3aeon-shoulers 799src mrsi wsstsra pesso
aocsae Creamery 2os27e Esss m, rrm RIO SSr~
"rinary to isr iSSai6c sugar ynsscy arm a. si IA
Copper ennei ssly a. is sr .ssmer daes,SsS, s
fcai per ton gram z, ~ .scco sasa. ca;
poit wnea' s,s, man shipment Jul s.1s
s bush .,v W. 400 xococo pash Corn oae~ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

WIN scIOiui@, Su'
until the spring OF
1882. At that time,
/ took q severe cold
which, notwith-
standing all efforts
to cure. gre w
worse. and finally
became a chronic
catarrh. / tried
many Of the So
called specifics. but
obtained no relief
until l began the
use OF Ayers Ssrsa-
parilla. After using
nearly two bottles
of this medicine. 1
noticed an improve
ment. When 1 had
.akan sly BOTTLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

Tho umplres were Armour for Stevens and Williams
for the University and tho referee, Jones, Of tho IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PklOc"
Tho chief feature Of the crude certificate market ye"
terday was duness There little disposition 70 ou,
In view OF the situation In the Fergus pool-soms
fearing tina. tho orpedoing Of the wells reeenuy
in and the opening Of new ones may uha'o's'D
affect the temporary market, while others are "iii"s
wait for possible recession in the hope OF MAKING n
purchases as cheaply possible. Yet Oh the h"iio
movement OF business, values were fairly STEADY ao
30 cents most Of the time and the net loss OF the uhJ
onv SIS cent In the main the speculative temper ~
mains favorable to o better basis, but tho speeus"
lacks aggressive leaders. The large operators ae wv
prone TO hazard serious operations On the Doa so' M
sake OF a possible or cents downward .urh' 49, -"
tho bulk Of certificates are firmly held anu INC p
future conditions is believed TO DO encouraging "
conservative members OF tho trade 49, ,.
circular by Watson g. Gibson on the petroleum e
alton calls for passing notice at the momenh ana We
refer TO IL more fully hereafter. One main point mau' ~
this house against rise is that tho 6Oo0OOo DARIUS
aside under the shutdown scheme for the oehens " ~
producers 10 q constant menace TO the marAc" IN 49,
no one knows how much has been soia OF VINO" " w. an.
Az IN this the next months are exeeieh' o"os w. ~
consumntiye season. and with tho production Gown "
epures now existing reduction OF stocks VIII No. -.
nrovide for this oil setapart Moreover IL Is Ses "
nrovaa yyhether the associated producers cannot
,or taking nm this oil at the end OF the shutin per
carving Il as long as they please As regards any ~.
ncrcase I'm production by removing the restrictions "a y,
sh,, dovn Tho Tribune" fully covered his p'N''
Mondays ISSUE -. 49,. .,,o,
The certificate market closed firm but quiet a.
ma range OF prices and the total dealings "e'' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

HIS LIFE TRAnPLED OUT
Two OF James Daltons children died at their home,
M so Maron-st., few days ago. Dalton is let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

ali traces of catarrh had disappeared
and / was restored TO perfect health"
"A. B. Cornell, Fairfield, Iowa.
at was troubled with catarrh for over
two wears. tried various remedies,
and was treated by a number OF physi-
clans, but received no benefit until l
commenced taking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Three suits on claims OF creditors against Halsted
Halnes Co.. whose assignment was recently set aside
were brought before Justice Bae. in the Supreme Court
Special Term for trial yesterday In each case about
$4,000 is demanded The plaintiffs are Augustus c.
Julard and Others benjamin A. KDower. and william
Eyart son. and the all tried together Some
documentary evidence taken and tho case was ad
ouned until to-day at the request Of counsel Tor samuel
Goldberg, tho newly.abpoiuted receiver
Francis IT, Ferry, whose wife, julia NJ Ferry, was So
yerely Injured while alighng frsm Elevated railway
train at Fifty seventhst and Secondave on April 49,
1885 obtained verdict 500 for the loss OF her SER
vices in suit against the Manhattan Railway Company
tried before Chief Judge Sedgwick and jury In the SUI
peror Court yeserday The cars started she
ping to the platform and che was thrown down. hurng
her hip and spine severely that she 10 crippled for c
An appeal Is pending from verdict for $1,000 obtained
nv her in q previous suit against the company.
The suit brought by Adoph Strssser and Charles G'
Boete behalf OF the members OF the CigarmaKers In
c,u,tons Union OF America, TO- permanent injunction
to restrain Adoph Moonels, cigar manufacturer from
using the union label has been decided In favor OF the
pantR by Justice Truax in the Superior Court speciai
re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22
ARGUING OVER A DEMURRER OF JAY GoUL

ARGUING OYER A DEMURRER OF JAY GOULD
Argument was hoard by Justice OBrien In tho
Supreme Court Special Term, on the demurrer OK
Jay Gould and George J. Gould to the complaint
In the suit against them and others, brought by
Eugene Kelly assignee Of the Mllmo National
Bank of Laredo texas, to recover on two drafts, ono
for $12,354 IL and the other for $4,000 drawn
by B. S. Wahen on J. II. Work as secretary of the
Southwest Construction Company, and payable TO
tho order of tho bank The drafts were paid by the
bank, and the proceeds were used partly to pay
Hunter, sampscl Wells, contractors, for work
done In constructing railroads, In which the desehd
ents interested, I'm Mexico the balance pttng
retained by Wathen for engineering expenses Tho
defendants aver that the Complaint doe not state
facts sufficient constitute cause Of action: that
there is defect OF parties deiendan ana mat the
causes of action have been Improperly Joined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-22

prsned oil was unchanged OF S-s cents per -
Abel test at NewYorS philadelphia ana ..,'ass,ss
-, c,rv PENN Ma 2l.-.N4tenal rrtnslt ,..a $50.
oih a. sgL: highest b9Ss lowest est os. ehsr.
ses 2oSOUO barrels ceaIanoes 4ooooy rams 49, 600
ters 1887 barrels; shipments sA''Vo
barrels q, -p.,roienm dali aud hosSsIs.
sa,ianal transit certificates opened AZ o9Si s'o''
highest so s lswes. $50. $1,000, rr,r.t Csrtacssse
BaADFORD PenD.. MAY sl.-Nations al lowest eo$
onsnsd Mt 80. closed at $50 higAesI oS' "
Cearauces 800 900 barrcis $500, 1r,nsis csrtifcstss
r.TIsyIILE Penn. Nav 2l.-Nztional rais..d sytL
n,s ses, h,shesI $685. lowest ssS' cl'sea' ''