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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
COTTON MARKET-By TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June 90 an6 bsles
ding. 116d The sales OF the day negaea "a,pne
low mdinc clause July dcyery aGla anS sopIe
Der delivery Cd SCI ers September ard october % n
odd buyers. 366id. sellers; Noycmoe, ana Az
her delivery 33-04d sellers December ana JahudIy "
livery s3e4d oilers January and fee sres ue'''''
c.Iycston June oo-Cotton steady rnddinq 10 7-S !;
low miiilng 10 ia good ordinary, 12 saies 81 Dacs
Norfolk June 29-cotton steady; mddlng IL; net anu
gross receipts 6 bales; stock 1873 ,, a., ,o,v
m1dng 81 good o,cnary . net S sps gross
New.Orleans June 29-Coton quiet ana sesny la, ira
ding 10 rs good ordinary 3S net ana gos Isn baes
stock, ~, 675 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

sssG Interest s and ss,
July and August and September ard December fe aySrs
TS sss were indifferent ' general
Prominent local houses inclined to hOd spof . a.
Sc Sos'S wssn the s' l,s ssdS T. M
Pgasie adSless SPepg%F s 5sy
ysas the e se nSS 1 began
70 g sG 3 by aSa IS 5SSns
Up about lie Leaving OF firm univ on o sS az s. S%c and
psce%SsT spot market was S Sqsst 9Hs ysTy
ss T SsRpSS: ' SSsA 's us G': a
uSeraded Winter Red at 81 a4c No Red d SnS@
g g 1885 iss 7s' sy's }o @
g isn,sm Sc A S .
DC Decemb IS oiGas0 lac closing at - sS n9 T
but it SuS '' wc sSins 5cs6 state Smso
DXRY ana T TssSeneS @ unSer ." eT 0er
ngs ara active shipper: SS IS sYsG
o%e STOCK g options af6o Were and Sd
decline Ss s S55SF %ooS'o
sales SS:hG; pFs M 1sG0 a. eT'9cf :
MxS p ise eeya - sa42 s4s a aaGn a to S STvs
and %1o SPOT ss:,d no no9n Tn &C. J GpS ssc
90 DO, August g ssl a. ac3t eo!1s October 1sSs
Closing az - very 0 Ttei IN , all a
Rsrso SS g ss sens5' SsSs
81 %h NS Ssc no 90 WI @h g. $s
Mixed wosfn 2casoc Whit DO $8aSsc No osS SgS "
q s sp sSi9s at eS s q %sG'
s;Hs wSs ,si2 %S5 f,1''sss
70 q Go Eve 81 rssa ' Ssace oO'
wv Hay AND sTRAw-Are barely steady in price with
sT .nS 3 scasG f9, 9 S0 large hA
GGys 1s R Es1s M GS sn SGSSS Rye
s ssP5S9g;o at. 4o ctiiii i'N "
e1,sss. have sg s' %sSafs al
sss Gu, choice 1855 22a23c: medium. 20a21c: Do
Do ssS 1s 90 :o PaS@o
sS 1ss CS0' E@sieFn and Wisconsin new"
priSes were more or "i iess ne@ns
Sg f fancy 50 test quoted 81 2
NAVAL IN Z; re
30 is1ay with moderate 5 q Ssm1oa
& 49 g. q a 80 sGssa 81 7R H. u s2 s.
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The general situation has not
limited supply ana firmly held Perth g sigRSs
zoe Italian Sa Go % I r9sdepsa t to se
bark Ipnocena, thence 70 GENOA 10000 cases c Tenea
orders, 1000 quarters private terms Az a
British steamer Phoenix hence to ssntanaer ara other
bacco British steamer Davcnry 81 John 70 the West Of
to BScnos Ayres lumber $50 Italian bark BenedeNi
Caol thence s22 Bark I0Tnoa S hence 8o S Son
e era cargo Schooner wam Jones hence St Domingo
and hack with loewood IS 10 schooner Hunarock Pha-
deinha to Oporto slaves private terms Italian DARK
Don pedro IT. Navassa Baltimore phosphate rock 50
OILf-Demand light for all kinds to-day and prices
remain as quoted last Cotonseeed' 4, Sruqe'
45Gl7c Cocoanut Ceylcn 5se CGchn lie Soda 6 no:
western 5Sd59c Lard pIm. 5c Ta1ow $4,000 West;
ern and city Menhaden crude. 2Sa26c light pressed 81
6@oc: bleachei winter 3Gc extra beachei 4Oc Sperm
crude csc natural winter, 75q5Gc cached wintcI'
zoe natural winter, $500 beached winter 4ss ext ~
ped Elain 82a3sc: Red Saponlle1 81 l-Sc Oily,
Italian "a 665c palm 5d5 14c Nea'sfoot, Prime, % LA
Use Straits 3Od31c Bank. 29d30c
PROVIsIONS-PORK-H less attention to-day, but
prices ruled about steady SAFES 100 ~ R %
Tor new Short Scar vsliSa1o CRY Fa% 956
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Quiet ana somewhat nOminai - CITY Extra

6ss'Fa ,1 r5%1 81 ns%sa Extra
hs. in T bS. 90 s fs. lfss 'oi he
a sr sss ana ana gIi'5 60 S OSisa and dri West &
sio MExTs Rule At arm prices fair Der SSInanq
f fiSaed bellies Is D. syeissc Ssc fisEIsi
f Fsfsa IS1aa s%asa Do ~
MIDDLEs-pull and lower. At Chicago short RIBS
.u SS' 2S oSSsHEsHsieS easier and Su
heavy % light 5:s9o o-ioc; PIG Sse LARD D,
day and options broke az points without leading to much
business Cash also lower and fairly aci.ye ssles'
c qy0 steam ssS ponss lows4 sass 100 tc zoe July
closed at oslo; salcs 250 tcs. isle; August closed
$50 'G 9es ' ceHtne9
III TIE Qu' plcIn s9ph soday and the
market had weak Look y1s without 'hG DsIs
i 1:2aise; State and Pennsylvanis Creamery gb.'
!dse Western Creamery sney iie{ s,o 2e Do aG pfb a
afkin tubs choice iGai7e; Do faT aI5e state bary,
Welsh tubs choice c 2SicG far l4si DC %si'eS tn
Prime I2SiSc Western Dalry choice, 10 l2aI4e do
r l1dl2c DO common 1910 rs Western F c.dS5.
e sSlSs DaITy and Factory thiSds 1875 80.
CHEEsEHad light demand at unchnagc1 pregs Ne Nv
White 9 aS sC%"Gn 70 PrmS a s 81 SO ss;
pp@ nIi " ard barely s'sady state and penn.
5 1n9sn as s seanaa i ist &C. West
UGAR-RAw-UnchanGed N price and quiet Far ar
refining Quoted al lac Centrifugal gg TEST Is
ssg H1,laFoL@s. FH $sssss III s S$S
ASS sS2 R;r, St9?%5 81 as Estrs
77sasisc; &C" 7'sa7'4c; yellow, 7sa71c-
neglected w ayins GAO 1.se
TALLOw-Duh ard unchanged Prime CITY quoted
4 Bloc No sales reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday. June 2e-PEEVES-l;ecepts In;
Guiding m late arrivals Yesterday. were 81 caroaus ol
5ss head-9 Weehawkcn for export single car 20
an East Side slaugbtecr aud "a carloads az JerS Hg
At the named yards there were % carloads but ne
was little demand for the cattle. ,s.,,,., ,o-o ~
sherman & Culver sold 30 Kentucky Sulefs' I-'V 40
average az "a 10 per 100 10.
Shipmpnts reported Yesterday. - -, ia.
CALVES Receipts lS6 head. Market weak WIN
sales OF Primo Vcals of 1-4d5 l-2c per n -.
Hume Mullen sold 10 Veals 1OO ID average az
SHFEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 81 cars Of o 36s boat
cars Al GOh.st and 10 at Jersey city Sea1y -,
sheep hut trine easier for Lambs. without cearsc vi
Poorest 10 Sheep sold Aa5 12c per II Lambs at
IS GJ6s7 70 10 per 100 n ..o.o - o,o,
Sales-D H.rringon as Ohio sheep. 1o2 IL a yer
nee AZ j dc rer 263 Kentucky Lambs 6S 10 NJ 20
III do, Il n at 34c l2s do. 10 1-2 ~ az 'c Z4' uo
= Sherman & Culver Is Ohio Sheep so n at s. per 100
n col do, 80 n. at - 65: 217 Kentucky LAMBS - 3D.
az 90 20: Il do. 90 n ut ~. 49,. =. -
" Tudd =. buckingham: 2S1 West Virginia Lambs % No.
M -. 80 293 do. - G5 West virginia Ewes
log Pdcock IS Ohio sheep, 20 10 n at s5 30 per
100 n Gis DO 102 n. at S. 25 So Kentucky g. ~ =,
n al 37 10; 3iG Kentucky Lambs y H. at 81 - ~?
do IS n. at 40 30 % Virginia d. 03 d at 80 % 2'i
HoGS-Recept % carloads Of 93l headl4 carlo on
at lot.st and II carload, at Jersey CITY NJ saes on
live weight Nomnay steady at "a 7oGS1 per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
ppoDrCE MARKETS.

r- no1Rsra;ey. Hams-{pdcrs offer sparngy Bacon
Hoders offer moderately short rib about 20 n hrR a.
finest white and coored steady a. AIS "a Ts ss "a
l.rfs NJ Observation-Disclosures ofer moderately; hrm az
ar 3D. Rosn-Hoders offer moderately common hTm
a. r Western Spot steady 34s Cd June, July and
nm.. s,eadv nj ass Wheat-Holders offer sparingy
AuxusS o Winter steady az 0s Sd FourHolders offer
moSerately Holders offer sparngy futures
Uolders offer moderately Mixed Western spot firm at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iondon June % 10 80 D. m.-Consols % SIC for both
money and the account Atlantic Great Western
mortgage trustees certificates 2e' Erie 49, Illinois.
So Newly Central, 1l0L Pennsylvania 52s Read
ing 2fs.
The amount Of bullion gone the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Is rs 600 pounds. -
advices quote rentes at "a francs 20 cennes 70!
the account and exchange London a. % francs and
II centimes for checks. -
Tho rate Of discount the open market FOR three
months bills is / 516dl 3-8 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
weak and Sc lower Mixed 81 aOss4 40. Heavy 81 iSs

weak and SC lower. Mixed - 2oas4 40 Heavy "a 1Sa
weak ana lower Natives % 25dsl 90 Western, % asa
o. %; Texans, s3ds4 90 Lambs 81 S0es4 per head.
St Louis, June 90 Observation-Disclosures. 300 shipments
500 market steady choice heavy native steers % 7o6
80 fair good do SO 0dsi s0ckers aud leaders fair
10 good sa 20as8 rs rangers corn fei 90 75ds3 co :
grass Esd, s2as8 TO- Hogs-Recepts 1900; shipments.
800 market steady choice heavy ami bu'c ers ct
- 3ods4 40 packing medium 70 prime 81 15dsi 30 HIGHT
grades, ordinary to beat, - SJuSg 10 SnepBrc1 Dte
s3asf 30
Indianapolis Juno 20.-Whca arm No. Red, 3jc bid
Coal FIRM No. mixed 35c bid. Oats steady No. =
mixed, "a Lee bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
11vF, STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo; June 2o-Catle-Recepts last tWentGyf9 yn
hours 200 head total for week thus FAR 1000 Ior
n time last week Is 4i0 consigned through $3.50.
Of which J. $50 to New-York; market steady ana uh-
sheep and Lambs-necepts last twen w hours ours
,, os weck 81 500 consigned through. 5000. GOO
o. which TO Ncg-York; 200 for sale lover sra5,S
havo declIneH others unchanged Common 90 0OGF
oesIRccents laqt twenty four hours G720 head toal
,o, ,r,ek fhus far 10 qO0 same time laS5 We'k
g ~ con.iened through 3G4O 2GsO Of which 70 New;
York: 1000 for sae; market strong RLicts ee *
5T1Oc medium. 81 60 Workers. - OoG$f ~ psS - 10
al 20; roughs. s3 1894 - ,-, ,oo,.o..,
Chicaro Union stock Yards June 2o-"The Pr r
CO" Marl.t unchanged ewes SO s5Gf4 90 S,ockk
i.s aud Fccjcrs 81 90d - % COWS. Bulls ana MiXed
sI - 20 so Texas Cattle 81 65d "a. - 49,.
- Uogs-Rcccips 20 900 head; shipments 5000 market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
THE MARKETS
rorAI, RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~. North River. Vessels and RAILROADS.
oorFEE-Rio grades for prompt de- J

corFEEO grades for prompt de saTSGss quoted SSe
and psss eDorSd Mild Growths have anS Sw osea az
Option; et figures on egn Gfvi oes syRBe
ine sses inaieasa ,,aber gain OF 1odl5 points leaving
S 81 s.dy sseo was soSS in HAVE
spened weak Ps' Which sl 900 bags are Brazilian HC
s@ reports ordnS,y 'aS Stock in Nchsrand
ming their m Inbrg steady L pfg decline sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

FLoTR AN and the home trade demand showed qs
ciied falling OIL In spite Of t9e d o sSe nigh eies sec:
900 bbls a 200 bills export Incqang ID 45asi s. for
West Indies 5000 IBIS Minnesota hA' s5a$5 G5 800
400 SSls wnGF s %Rss' Is O6s Fine q ga
g oSciatsH; cli sys5 Ml 5 EA' Gew ~ Ezs 7oS
81 4oasa 90 Wbeaf low grades 3? s56$S 49, Ear TO
Choice Choice % $685. 2sSt % s. lean g So
Spring Wheat Low a. 50as4 IS Siraights Poor 70
E. 90 RSs a5 Patents Ordinary to Cho[ W 6 aoG
e. tsasy So Fine i $3.50 = Market e S rl nF%
80. f,oned sales O2j bbls shipping Gra1es,
Tfade ana Es ~ q 5oc bid
rye and ~ gsShS az FoncT IN "a p cSS
Saies 40 2WnopX NEAL-Quet and steady Yellow West.
% ~ - Ajds2 70 Brandywne at 81 7o Sales
AGO bbs. , go 49,, o ooo oon hrsbels cbnpoeI
options today, ana inc market hdd
hana ID ,catureics look throughout the ent" snort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
eorsrs ano Carriages.

. e.
-FLANDEAU & CO,oo,,,
n a. ga, 3.0 Di,OOME~SI'
11rGAHI CAhklAGkS OF The best Glass;
siarLNSION NIC4OKlAS,
SN"- l. 4 SPRING N4CIORlAS,
LIGHT NlCIOR1AS'
n Carts TWO Whcelels. Lan1auIets'
Mai rhaetons. Pau Carte L Land4us,
sI,uAoue G4gs, Village Carts, Oii2,D.sSVSs'
cOUrE PASSENGEK ROShAWAiS'
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGON ETIES,
DkPUl MAbONS,
CURTAIN ROCK Always
OUK PAIENIS
on BUCKBOAkDS. o,,,
o,t surreys OAK Wagons, OAK l'uu-
,bouts. passenger Buckoonrds o,pdas'o,fs aE
boards ip41sselnger 5 BGcN PSaetons.
ALI, OTHER PATENTS IN DONh'
BOARDS. .t,,,s
si,clc Duals. Tuplets, all kinds OF springs;
ALL NOV ELTIES IN 0AR i ASDs
Arcnts for Brocket { futile c., liehtr
poH6 WAGONS. LIGHT VEHICLES
for estates aud country dr ,iSno9,
Doctors Wagons, SuiIeS 4"
Ladies' PhaetOns Nis-", Cabriolets.
Lignt Stages, ~ .P lois
Spider Phactons, Noil i'a II,boe,frls
rony rhaeIons' Ia 'Ac Vehicles
1'0S MINIATURE TRAPS. ALL KINDS
FOR CHILDREN. ,,...,cos
Making the largest ana m9s1 o,, va; States
ass @JR S q 'pLtIfFTFERENr STYLES.
IoGvFSTT PRICES FOR PROMPT CASH.
Don't purchase a carriage in Town
or out until,yo pay W va a TPlfF,ERooMs
IN THE WORLD.
OVER loo oox,r
srcoND HAND CARRIAGES ABOVE
SEOOND STYLES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Conrtrn Real estate 60 Get.

n. j.
WI House containing IL rooms. with or
more acres Of land; large lawn; plenty OF
fruSand shade Trees; 10 minutes walk from
Glen Ridge Depot.
+. B. DRAPER. 1876 Chamoefs-st., ny.
ITO RENT. Furnished cottages AZ Manto-
4 lnkng, y. j., directly on the ocean ana
KsrneCat Bay on the line Of the Long
Branch Railroad. NJ. DOWNES, l2O Broad
way.
RIO LET.-Furn.s shed sesshore cottage,
L with II rooms, at Mantoloking, \. j..
fronting on ocean and Blrncgat Bay 2
hours fr,.1 New.York by p. Il. r.. Apply
F. ". DOWNFR. 1870 Broalway, n. y.
6f LOUIS PENNINGTON, 706 Broad-st''
Newark n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Gelu Danic0.

~ 1NTEDb.zTHE MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desi i,,r 70
sn3 COUNTY IN the UNITED STATES,
sS'iINADA GREAT BRITAIN and
FRANCE. 1t also has excellent opening,
Co. eond business men, ia all u these
Sm,n1pIcs as MANAGERS general nd
Dis,rirt AGENTS. Compensation liberal
fesuits certain; position, permanent. THIS
COMPANY furnishes LIFE iNsCRf,NC.E
Md six and onc-half Million Dollars In
death claims II has more than Two
Million Dollars Cash surplus. IL ], tho
ssSress or call upon l. - HARPER.
prcsident or y W. BLOSS. Nlce-Prca lcnt.
Home Ofilcc. IS Park Row. New-YorE, or
upon any General Managers
Males.
A MAN 70 sell patent rights. Box 2'4ol
n 49, XofE City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
STAINED.

coo5 Ordinary .-..... is Low Middlns 80 lL d
S .S, 80 Ordinary ga MidG,ing ......lU IL
optons-Apart from moderate business IN Augd5S Of
davis speculative market was oeNpld ~
nvety, I'd no new features were developed. Prices oe
cIined iao points after which me 9'uSSnSthen.
A good deman,i spot exerteu
nc influence final figures la points ns,ne1ay
near while late months closed unchanged from 1cs'
~ hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Ciip Real gstaic for Sale.
Citn Real gsiaie 90 Get.

ITO LFT.-Desirable oificeo IN the Tract
House. $50 N1ssau-st' elee'nc light
elevator. steam heat &c "
TO LET.-Lofts. Sc H. by % ~ steam
elevator, with or without steam power
GEO. d. EDDY, 39S Madison'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

coTToN-on the spot IN far demand ana 1 1na ~
scr peonsumpton Since september receipts at J5e
norts aggregated 54s1 sos bales eompaing WIN 01'''
r, h.ees fer the corresponding time last wear
~ os sre based on American STANDARD OF eassihca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
domestic Slinations Danteo.

Males
CA RE you SEEKING EMPLOY
n MENl r-The oli.established Metro
politan gency. the most reliable employ
ment bureau In America, can ala de7ilaDlc
men secure employment as ONCE nanaGeis'
b)okkeepcr. porter, packer. ~aN,ns,Sa'
clerks and s3Iesmen, lanitor'' cai--.ahe,s'
useful men. farmers. coachmen ana garden.
ers, mechanics. or any trade. pI5ttses,ioh OF
calling 1--WE ALSO FURNISH MhLE
HELP, EVER! Description; FEE :sid
TO EMPLOYERS" Call. write " Els'
phone order, az our expense. METROPOLi'
TAN AGENCY. 6S5 Broadway.
A MAN Of fair education would like a
"A Doslfiori a Flcnrh teacher Tor con
v-rsation In q school or IN private IAN
ny. Please address FRENCH Bon 40
Tribune once.
ID UTLER-By thoroughly eompetenI
ID man IA every respect disengaeel ~
OF July: o years reference from present en'
pl5yer. Call or address II Last 55th-et
ID UTLER-By experienced Englishman )
ID good English and city references per
sonal Character age SO height e. 10 In.
Address Il. c.. u Clinton Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
WHEAT No. Q.

Cash quotations were as follows: NO, Spring Wheat
SHE; No 8 Spring Wheat. nominal; No Bed, Sig
Farley nominal No FaX Seed q 44dfl fo Prime Tle
90 Lari nei 100 H. sG 50as6 52a Short Ribs sides,
loose s5 0O6s5 05 Dry Sailed Shoulders boxed % 236
sk an short Clear sides boyed 80 2jd$6 37l Whskey,
alstllers' finished goods, per gal, 81 OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
nlisrcllaneons

A LBERT G. SPENCER, go Gth-aye.,
n between 18th ana 18th St. mbrellas,
paiasols, canes, msds TO order, recovered
and repaired; prompt and reliable
1IMT. SINDIE. from Paris paw,
vi good prices for lai.cs' cast-on cloth
inc Of every description. Cal or af!Ie's
- 6th-avr.
error SUNDAY WORK; use EUREKA
- PACKING and YOU wont have 10
nack again this summer. trial VIII con
YY1nce YOU Your dealer OF HlNE 81
RORFRTSON, As Cortlandt-st
SCHMIDT { CO. % CENTRE-sT.
- NEW YORK, Consulting Engineers Ina-
drawings.
,ry,NTED To buy for cash cigar and %.
w bacco business. CIGARS. Tribune
ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKELL

g ga July steady at % LA August steady a. .. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
Gonses 60 let. FURNISHED
Country.

Country.
ELBERON.-To rent a thoroughly fur,
Il nl-hed cottage. near the hotel, with all
conveniences CHAS. 5. BROWN and JAS.
4. LENINESS. 80 Liberty-st
I ONG BRANCH, Monmouth Beach aud
IL Elberon. 10 let. furnished cottages
$500 10 $500. by WILLIAM LANE, Long
Branch. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01
domestic 5ituailons tuanieo

Females.
~ 0OK.-By German est class; yeErs'
" best rel .ence ye.y neat and clean
willing 70 DO plain washing city or county.
Call Il 3d-aVr., near llth-sL
COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By a strong.
~ able Scotch woman very capable splen.
did cook: understands working up cold
meats, salad, &c. akso good adndress. city
or country. Ready. at Mrs HALLS. 2I0
6th-aye.. near l7th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-01

A MAN 10 sell patent rights. Box 2,4ol
"A New.YoIk CITY,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-11
AMERICAN VESSEL FIRED AT.
The Schooner Carrie A. Bueknam Chased
and Fired at by Dominican War Vessel.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Captain Stubs, of
the schooner Carrie A. Bucknam, which ar
rived to-day from ST. Domingo city, re-
ports that on march q, when Oft Samoa
island about noon, he sighted vessel
steaming toward his vessel from the land,
then distant six or eight miles. The craft
proved to be a Dominican war vessel.
She laid her course to intercept the Buck
nam. but could not do so, owing to the
strong breeze then prevailing, and fell
astern half or three-Quarters of mile.
When nearly in the SchOOner's wake, much
to the surprise of the crew, she fired a shot
which struck the water only few yards
from the Bucknam'S stern. She then gave
chase, but with good strong breeze the
schooner soon distanced her. After keep
ing up the chase for about two hours she
gave it up and, putting about, steamed
for the land. She was low. raklsh three
masted steamer of about 500 tons burden.
apparently of French or Spanish build.
Her decks were crowded with men. What
her errand was can only be conjectured, as
risdictiOn and on the high seas, where they
could have no legitimate right to overhaul
her. The American flag was t1ving at the
schOoner's peak all the time, it having been
hOisted as soon as the steamer was made
out to be a war vessel. Captain StubbS
says nothing was heard by the Bucknam's
crew of this vessel or of the rebellion at
st. Domingo city. The better class of peo-
pie there hesitate to speak their minds,
even to foreigners. They no doubt are
afraid of compromising themselves.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-11

Banquet to William Henry Smith-His
Mantle Likely to Fall Upon Baifour.
LONDON, April 10.-A grand dinner WAS
ff4hp Haff rd JON Nj! wi1iiam Henry Smith, the
government leader in the House of Com
mons. Both politicians and business men
were present. and the latter in their
speeches expressed the confidence of the
city of London in Mr.. Smith and his
blity to direct the interests of the Tory
majority in the House of Commons. 1t is
generally believed that this dinner, coming
SO closely upon the announcement of Mr..
and take the higher, though less prominent
seat, that will be the reward for his active
party service, was designed to mark the
approaching step, and that Mr.. Smiths
resignation of the Tory leadership and &C
ceptance of a peerage will very shortly
follow. The dinner was evidently organ
lied with this object in view. AT present,
all indications point toward Mr.. BalfOur's
succession to the leadership. Four-tifths
of his party are in favor of the mantle of
the illustriOus news-vender falling upon
the Irish Secretary. The coming session
needs q strong, aggressive man at the head
to lead the Tories, and Mr.. BalfOur's Irish
record is cited as evidence that he is the
only man able to assume the leadership.
The friends of Mr.. GOschen, however,
think he is entitled to the honor but the
Balfourites hint at other hOnOrs for the
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-04-11
FIGHT WITH BURGLARS.
Two Courageous Brothers Seriously Injured
in an Encounter with Thieves.

CHICAGO, April 10.-Theodore and Jacob
Huebler. brothers. engaged in the grocery
business at 1S4 Maxwell street, were seri-
ously stabbed last night in desperate en-
counter with burglars. Looking across the
street from their store they saw three men
trying to pry open the money drawer in
Myers's bakery. No enc was in the room
but the burglars. The grocers who are
courageous and powerful men, rushed i'm
and grappled with Two Of the intruders.
Grasping a chair, one of the burglars. with
a stunning blow, fiOOred Jacob Huebler.
His brother had knocked down his man
and grappled with the third one. The
PROSTATE brother recovered, and after a
short, fierce struggle the three burglars
feet. two of tie thieves whip
ped out knives and murderOusly
slashed at the h1ofhels. Terribly
cut on the arm and shoulder, Theodore fell
to the floor. and tie three robbers then
turned their attention to jacob. He par
the hands and arms. He ti,s:.lly braced his
back against the wall, anu with blow
straight from the shoulder sent one of his
assailants against the counter. Before
Huebler could recover his guard, one of the
men slashed him on the thigh and arm, and
he fell, nearly unconscious from the loss of
blood. Yelling like wild Indians. the three
desperadoes. flashing their bloody knives
above their heads, dashed through the
crowd of people attracted by the noise of
the affray. The crowd of fifty men and
boys parted, and the ruffians ran down the
Were carried to their homes and their in
juries attended to. They are very weak
from loss of blood, but will recover. The
burglars have not been apprehended.