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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
THE COURTS.
A SUIT TO OBTAIN RAILROAD BONDS.

Christian Won Hcsse. a. executor for James
MacLayc, his fathcrin-law. who died In Paris on
ApriI g. has begun suit against Mr. Machayc', widow.
Marie Louise MacLayc. h, adopted infant child,
Theodore Edith MacLayc, Morton, Rose q Co., tie
London banking house, Of which Lew r. Morton is
the head ard Others the object VI which is 80 obtall
certain bonds now IN the nominal possession OF
the widow and deposited I'm her name with lIutiugIer
CO.. bankers IN Paris. Morton, Rose @tbo, aic
made defendants because they have obtained an
attachment against the property which consists OF
twenty first mortgage bonds Of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad Company twenty Of the northern racine
Railroad Company. and twenty Of the Chicago MI
wauhce and -. Paul Railroad Company pia''lhes
and Dakota dyisOnl. Their total value is q'''oO".
Justice Patterson. I'm the supreme Court thamYcis,
YESTERDAY. granted an order for the service ni lAr
summons by publication on those OF the defendants
uIn. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
HEMLOCK-NON-ACID.

HEsl1ocK-AciD HIDES or ALL KINDS
Light lst seecron~l7 as Middle seconds IL eiiS Sia,
Heavy, lst selecFu-20 629 Damaged all wghts.l4 40
Light secouds-.-.--.l6 al
METALs-There il little business passing in Amer
lean pig ron a. aree consume, peIef 10 S"s o1
Tor no. l Foundry, fl7 for 40. = and $40 for Grey
Forge small bushes, in Scotch pig az former rates.
fs.Heion. sioeal0 70 Dameninston,8i9 50as2o clyde
e. 70 and tao5San s s9 c SiS as G2a &C.
-Dad bu. St. ldy C0PPEs-N eglscjel
MOLAssES-ouie5 and unehangei IN price New W crop
oFeaus quoted Soql5c according to quality; % test
NAyAL IS grpsa'i9e-f yS sustained 6aaisd
60 g. e?o % 40 q i q 30 k q a. = ii sa e
~ 90 a. y 90 o. " " G. s8dg3i6; u w. s. So a. ~ IS
ost Bo,oa s,is - t9a' PAIN ,y i i2 IN r ang
maintained moderate demands co'ton.ee crude 47c'
foreign Ssq33c Lnseed, raw, city, 5sci western 5cc'
S@ua s2s@3e; st psssi @o9a7e secn s3, winter gs
CGc; natural winter 1ceI-ci Deach.d winter to4 ~
a.; 6cachoi winter. 45af6c; extra beached 470ise;
S,IonjGod G., eGec; olive Italian. 71a72c; Palm, e.
0ec; Neatstoot prime, 6-4Q'5c; Straits SoqS9'i BANK
OCEAN S 1 @ ' .asa a5 % To AZ Gs s9
fe5c INI pp l' BEEfIi ENGGGENEETs-Lyer
s ss sec 0q glea sn hence i s5o5 5ae,
m3rk 2og 5l arr 80 Sea ~ $50 boxes do, 175 do 40
b'd tobacco. $3.50 marks; 515 cases do, so dos 6s
bll DO 30 800 bales cotton, &c 1915 Dds aho pek
= atarks: 200 bag. coycI-.e1 80 pfeu. sAIN
on Nprf.HS- British steamer Halbuscr BaltirG e 10
IFUM CHARTERS British steamer j. ayalco.e' lIL..t
dnlnlla To- Greece. 200 cases refined private terms
Heii.h shin slea phaIcph.n to Calcutta, OOQlO NI-s
r.fraI tf.. Ti.f tlaIlul, licNl HriVt
Df,tc' nor, $1,000 bhls refined IN bulk; Brush usIk
Thomas Perry noe 20 laVl' 1000 Dds cry IT, - S0
ibis crude A. ...MIsCr LLANFOUS-Schoonsr FsteF
& schultz Cedar keys 90 Ncw-Aort lumQ4F' % 30 10
,i,.,oTa. ITALIAN BRIG san Petro. Feuvcoi1 20 itos1I
l,rf.r -ay. schooner Dora Allison. hence 70 kcln,h
brImstone al no; schooner Hattie H. hhg, Sos.h HlS
r., P.st"n caI Il 35 schooner Harold c. Beechtr h.s :
y l'g' ne windTard Islands lumber - sos BIT N
schooner Dayida. hence o. St Pierre pen.t~ v;a' s'
siaoO; ship Willie Rosefed san acIsco 10 'o'A '''
pE0EiSI0Ns-pOR a fair demand to-day ana
tho f.ai.uy was quito strong. So - 4N' ODDS 80, ., =
va,e TENS Vow Mess quoted slfael p Old 81 nc
sif. priuo Ne-s nominal; Clty Family So El24
DFFF-I Unclaimed IN nrce and ,grct. MY -
T., Ird, Mos. in t,5 800 &e22; Extra N,'- IN Dds a.
g. % packet sio ,o6tll 30 peg bl ana 80 essG "a
t.. Plate fa - 50; C.ty Family Me-. el2 oo9
G 6sEE , AAAs 2%''' AMI and a. wss ST..
T. Geo ;. pIcled Belles - % average, : l-ei H'p
iscled ms ice. picAei Bellies, - m average . ~
10 a. ri: Pcdc' Rams Zee. Smoked az, " Ia u
4 Zoe. pi.Ned Shoulders. ta1c; Smshel 90 "a
s d.. MIDDLt>--A sho1e lover snort GppS az
G az ~. no Mn Io7 + 7.2o. ...... DRESSED noes
- us l.sc hlsae' an ln m.r demand SIX heavy -
ltdl5 ro.ts a g.. on heavy selling a. the West SUB
s.ou'nfiv thc-e vas nrn''-s and increased buying
ieaI.ne 70 reaction OF 4o5 points closing sieaIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09

plr7ryorr Jan sc tton fairly acuve: Ndilinc VIC.
Tiomr active and nru: Howard >trectauo Wc'b p-i-to
- ~ ~ 50: Lxtft do 20 aIc4 30 f".y 30 . g. ""
City stills h.o Brands E1tra - .Hy ~ "'ii'l '.
T. ar A. - q - -l..I- d a1 % N' "" '',
~ 81. lod, Extra s. OJuj -. WAci-Soutcn sdNy,
Fulz 1000 lUGc: Louritlry 100 y ln-c ~ ~"
inir Western h1u. steady 40 WINTER h'l Si'' '
~ ,c. February $50 497c; March 40 Hoko.'c Apr at
lunl.r Corg-souuirrn higher ana .'hi.' VINO
20 ic. yellow lDo4Ic Western Gu ano st'"hs
Nly.l suot a. la04 iair, February at - '-"t-y
a. 81. 80. steamer SPOT aJrci lroI"Ai} ''''
49,, Weston White 30 $50. dp Missed -t-,ct 'i.,'l
g. White S3c bid I've quiet ami l'iIi =! ID" ,' lag
,... steady. PRIME 10 Choice 1lmoi.y 81" ,OMFit Wv
prov SONS steady Mess puE 20 SO 20 bLlA l.'' Io"7'
Siondrr. 7c. ClaaT lab Sides &c. 81" sou 80.
plco.-Shoulcrs si2c Clear RID SiH,' IOe HAMS
saadv al ~ ~ 10 -f Lard siealft Iti.,N ~ :. g.
utt,r dun: West Packed lld@uc' hest ron
creamery 2uU2-c. Eggs sfcid.'r et ~ &C. T'tlIt'll
du.. Refined "a; 6.Oc. Cohee NM $40 .aIEar'
ia-.rci steady 10 ICulGi4c. Whsa'y acuN" 3" - H.
FrrgAts Liverpool pr steamer gi., 'sih "a
Ilo.r Der ton Grain o. Nd Ffelns ''lt 500
b5s Wheat 10000 bush Corn ffNoU 9uaii. Ca'' 100
bush I've lpY bus. -hrucIis-F.oni yV.J i".'' WI"
none Sar, wheat 1872 600 bush. com 4"O0o' pIaii'
BOSTON Jan S-FIour quiet and unchanf ~. common
Extra - 2yQ4 90 Spring Patents CAocn u .l'S =. ~
% 90. steamer DO" a5-10s", Jhis h I'D" y.
So 2 White 3Gl,d36..c shorts drll STEADY. PROVISIONS
steady Ncw ,dc,s PORK SIS 75di1 90 Oh Mess Po.k
Sl6 uOWlO -. IAtrt Irme Nc" vl3 ID y ID Ou. @ f "
$50 Better quot; vs. storm Extra Creamery ~
Eastern Extra Creamery - SOC. phncsa s,ety. ~
.., iuI: EtstrIu ESf-9 - c--ct fA."rn -. ZOO
Western T.rsts 2tc Receipts Flour 5000 bh' h,
SACKS $4,000 bush oats 10000 bush Shorts DIV '"'
IN elevator.
CHICAGO jan s-The leading futures ranged as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
THEY SAY THE LAW is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

A suit in equity was begun yesterday in the CnHed
ttates Circuit Court by which the painilh seeks 10
revent the collector Of the collateral Inheritance TAX
bnder the law Of 1885 of this State, on the gound NAV
49, Iayq IS uncons tituuOnaL The suit Is brought Dy
fn,rit,o r wallace the executor Of Isabella Wallace.
bo left an estate Of about 600 900 which is fuo!ec'
N assessment under the law. Controller Myers has
received 90 s74 50, under orders Of the surrogate
and The complainant seeks 10 en!o'n The Con'foneI
from retaining the money or receiving other sums u
money under the law. The complaint, ~ Iiu'ldp' ti
aIIecfnq tbst the law IS unconstitutional a7ES I0 %
sfnction against the Controller on the ground mat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09

rprrCS D7-rs .c-Tbe general situation has under
gone do clonge the rast week housa few articles haye
declined notably Mcoho, which Is nov s qu e , az
~ geas2 for grain. ard Al - for JOS per cent
iorx remains firm ard quoted al Lac t9 oIy. buSau
quoted -teadv da7c for short ana l3nl3c f3{ longi
Semtho IN ie6, dG"'na a, any mn pae Sg iG5 Csc
nv & " Croam Tara. W-ctled at % &4a25 lie ior
to,yi.fed. Bcacl ne powder quoted AZ 81 a5Uf2 10
Crg,r firm vim Ii -ht 0cks OF choice London beached
T.raf.o quoted M rs fgc Morphine STEADY; = Goa
- 20 foT cghhs opium firm; quoted 1t sgs3 ~ ~ 10
quality GU. k,liN,s ~ G', t 49, Sugaecf lead auet
.r- 6a4 r. p hrc,yl and -, a. basis for white
8 rc.a Ioat quote! 20 roc Tor southern and Ne'eln
Cin.o9p 80 557s2 So OH Penny.oyal $4,000. Pepper
Ui.'iI IN sp 40 for Wesirfn. GIyceline. steady;
- n lie Tor III, aid dram, and l.ci9c fo7 cases
IolfIPN. AND - ~ ~ - .atHnebIe fruits win
c1of n'uii'n ln oii 80, -urr,nts hcii higher
c'heiuriaOlt tlHIe i. N Onofotous: Raj -ins
tAan last Week. uhe' SS6. Q ci,v.n new - 7O6
ct" - 49, ,er a 10. Valencia stalk. new.
So LONDON ~ NV 20 G57c. Sul,anq rev ri
- lag - I,' \, % oroWn nov ~ o5ael 10;
Joe; Nanoina't J. ~; -. T,od6n D crown new - 20
r,'' H. nv" nv - 'p..s.- go n boves new l-ia5c;
az, ~ - g.. Crrr1r,s new 3 3.i94c; Clron,
tt' IT'D o. 49,. T-u rs Tu lr.sh 1855 3 Bic:
sn' 10. lou til.s BOD; French COOS
60 - 'e,a &C.. ,ir.onfs sicily. .hollcd o3r:
u 'Y-.,, t:a,. 80. rric, l2c: kfca.te. shcicI.
=. ~, De-. nm r,i,s rav. 4 1910 l-2t; Nauufs.
80. r,,- "a De-. Cr.robio new g 1--c; FIl'rt>.
Hnir-' new, e,,,.,o o1'r f26 toc. in Rcg4.
~'e SaG. ,raco,-ni italian In ukgs l-iu7 l2c;
o. 800, IN" ~ ,c
Iap'.h I'' -, ,,,,,.,.-- 7,,.o t,. ls, \ dacline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
the tax cannot be levied, property IN this case be-
longing TO heirs living In Massachusetts.
J0SSS NEW TEMPLBBEDICATED
All, CHINATOWN IN ACo.lES OF BARDARIc
MUSIC AND CLOUDS OF INCENSE.

MUSIC AND CLOUDS OF INCENSE.
The new Chinese temple at No. l6 Motst was
formally dedicated yesterday to the biggest JOSS OF
Ch,ratowp Kwan coon. who used TO preside at tho
ola ioss-house AT No 10 Chatham square. More
Ch,n,mcn wore, crowded into hottest while the Gers
monv was going on than have been seen tose'h'r
berc IN a long time The laundrios Ware simply 40
noru,ated and from 5000 TO 5000 Chinese ff''h
This city, Brooklyn Jersey City and elsewhere s"aN'u
into the temple gazcd the JOSS ard s''S S'Iro
away mildly happy. Kwan Coon Is suppo''u W p'
bachelor AMI therefore sleeps late. ION A''' VIC
sheriff Of Chinatown the Committee Of Amansem'h's'
yuet Sing Tuck Hal and Sang Chong were up al
n IN TEN nut on his store American clotheS "hIe
tho rest adorned tlems lives in flowing imported
robes Of the gaycst colors. They took the snooNhS
loss and with pomp that would have paraBzcd me
boodlurs who had been laying for the procession
mad they been there escorted Coon 10 his new home
Tho Glad nows spread around the town. ana al ~
a H. the big yellow flag with tho caNortlhs uraron
WAS hostcd over the temple. Cinnamon Jammou inc
streets and got into the temple when they could \
Chinese band began to squat and no one went To Steep
while the ceremony going on The band pla'e"
sway Cean Fah7 and in came procession led by
Consul Fee shome How. acting high priest end MS
assistants, followed by string OF roped 'l"iiH0'
and servants bearing on trays roasted pig, ohches;
vounc sheen. rice, fruit. sweet-mcats, cake ana
wine The room as gaudy as q 'ulD ~ - ~, A..
book The choir and the band rendered III Ia
Fo-del-wan-TO-FO7 with the volume pINcisiSu ,i
intCnaton which have them admiration i.ult -,
GOOD back ward Gals The priests marched alouhi
the tables pouring out tea on one vine OF a'otnI anu
filing thc room with smoIe from thoT loss-suchs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
For North Rivor, Vessels 3 ID Railroads.


BUILDING MATEGIALs-Tlc mild wca,heT has b9 gli
flied bich-. and brisk trade 7 .pl''nE ~ NJ
rates ccmnt ana Ian s,eody Bricks, CROTCH PIE
am REQ Glj4Hl6t tluto.. BiOWN' p q" ~, 10 D
Tr'utcn and talRha o 9to o s2e:21g o.ehi Si
cement 81 20 pef tbl Amor can PORTLAND e. oq@sI %
- 8oa 20 20 Rocland Common Lime a. yer d POI d Ii 40
Iui-hInn A % state Common Lime, oVc alii 10 'Hl,h
ing II 10: Ground. soc; Iath, - lo4@9 70 YeI {OOO;
Goars Hair 26aSoc per bushc; Cotle H'iT I@-lr
CIIcORY-Movlng In small quantities ~ steady prices
c,snuiated English. s las 3sc; H. & G. formulated
German. 1la6 3sc
CocoA-A limited demand, hut lrcos main
tanned. Wa quote Mamealno, 1'f 'su'nn. 2y@
T.hla. 1871 i-2c ana ouayaoun, lselJ I-2c.
coopEpAGE STOCK-A quiet uasie'. YET supplies
are bri vi,h cauh1'ncc. being 10 LIGHT supply M2'a,-'s
shook ana Ica H. s2ae2 - sugar a Oh, ond Iil24 3
inch IN 90 SG-lnch ~ c0ael 20 On sh9o4s aud New
W,ai. ssnch 20 4CQsl 45i @6luch fl aOcyi 30 !;
oii i. oas, Win 10 H,als Soc Rum s4ooHs an
Ii.ai. - .O1+3 go; Rum Ill,. st Empty 40 -hend
=, zoo :, CO.. Hoops ID rect s2a4&32 ~ feet G27Q*45
CoTTON-ror prompt delivery ruled Qiuet md steady
,bi SHOW ing any decided ciaTt. sales 437 bales for
con.,,"pon Poft pts, ~ H8 bales AGAINST 2549l
i,les mi, day last ana 1870 tales for his day
la,t yesr since september the receipts ar ne Dor
hove arroqae1 309sjlj bales comparing with flO' DOL
i,les for he corresponding time last season
Quotations arc bas'd On American s'aHdafi OF clas'E
n Aid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09

fair demand yellow weston 5o f5 5. rady zine 81
RAIN-wHEAT-There 10 aD,eoey ;o .iags speca
iatiye market chaiacterled py ior1 spn1kng
Of Interest IN Nay oJ Is' scspcrs are s' the Pnncpa
III " To- E1yS' o"J prlccs undergo only l'ilry
VVppra"ns laccerdirig as the Chicago nafket "a Nav
IiIsl sales this morning lnl'eatel s fo closing figures
ruling 10 Fl % 3D. against ~ % 80 1o hnyue al the
yesterday. subsequently, tAe'g Va i5eT thus Fading
W-t rnd foreign alyices came ~ s ,,,o coyegne by
t. rise Of ;-sdSlc, attended YIN son' Ter on hoe
snort. May advance - n-oy'io ras plruy lost
ever realizing sct H. a. iurtrer r1ilJ and anal
Ggur., are stroar at ABOUT The TOP 1asl g"s Iii unG
nortan1 Sacs $50 0Oo bushels future. 1000 Az
i,ot iaclui.ng So Rel a1oat az ABOUT g, ~ It1
8 o. for ng DO , IN elGy SEA 3"S o. 81 e. 40 t
Sc No. January, closing at 81 90 3 40 1l Mar.I
q o. 03 . c,o.Dr n, Fl Oh . DO Maysl o. ~
~ or 38, closing al - % - 90 % % &C.,
EYE-Ecryo Gun ana pIRsAcI,FY"in moierato demand
FARLEY MALT-siow and n,mai 49,: a., ,,,,c. faidd
ton tadg was mustn't g", Mi, i'i iss Ws Decided
Io 4c ps'p msac s oa Jsauay Aerys e
et Fl ard Paes d9g me- .e,ay IT TOT S above the
inei ~ Yesterday Ca,h grades adyoneed LOO Dl'
shppers took 1901 600 bushels. sales 1850 900 bgs,;
els future i5seo99 9e f' .S No. saIoc ecya;cr
20 ilon lac adoa, aeamg5 Mlxci a, al $4@ = "a
a. 80 ec;etor as 81 ~ No. 2 January
22S i,1 et Az Az: a. March - 3Sal0c. closing
- 34c do Nay - ~ ~ elos ao,oJ ~ he rise
IN c'ID onoreta '' options advanced 1-soi2c aud the
caas2op o6 goofs Ssb. fa bh Se's o IN
ciudin1 No O. 30 1-2o; io white 81 II 32c No =
q Sya3i 73e DO %A ~ ' SsIiS i, No
Q JANUARY 81 1Aa82c. closing a. 32e 40 fe9rusry;
& ea2 12 Gq 81 e. c q ~ % Sh Nay F g S
81 5sc No. do. Fcbrgary 20 9d. "a F ~ ~,
Unchanged and quiet. Quoted 30 7, 76g5cci SO ~ tOe
- Zoe; so NJ Soc; 100 y, S5a9jc; Snaps sleSl %;
nay AND sTRhw-Iow GRADES are qnotei weak On
frcer arrivals Choice suck ih all dehahI anu NY
lly,No H. oa'g,,, ~ tg ss5o I smai s5as6. So
eoc shipping Goa &c stfaw-Long ny, $4,000; shors
HJe. G006jc oat 5000.
HOps-priccs are without CHANGE OF moment, ruling
nm really Ane. Demand Ao"sS+n l. te.Sl Ho ~, &
cio.ce nov 2i122c: a. msiiuu fsd zoe; do low. 1j0
l7c:do 1887 sqqc; Eastern and Wisconsin, new 1890;
Foreign, new. 55a loc
HEMP AND il rE-Maniia hemp nominally ut Iic FOR
suo. on1 ssol lie. few sales OF paper butts have
Zen roHorted ~ l1Gc Mal1 hemp lie; ; -ll hemp,
lie. Brts 1-i812 lsc for paper Lie for mixing and
HIDEs-A light business passing IN all lines. STOCKS
na,nos AYES selected. 29a2a y. ne; @ontevdeo,
y Is laa t' tc1tsai Hni.-sa 25a5s rs is9f5c;
Euen0s Ayres kips selected lOai3 n. 14c; Codota
cl.iaet kSs ioqi8 b. 1iai5c; TEXAS 2oa25 r. ia
lie: western 1890 n. lie: southern. as hey run,
i2oIs d. Toe; Dry sailed Aatamaa. selgc6ted 2lTG2S
s.ltrt: utuO, Ayles COW, selected 40G5c ni SCI 40
Gaaie COW 4q4s D. Sc; Z ana g. OK 4'S 20 o1 s
COW. 5OaG0 H. lie; city slaughter OK $3.50 ID 30.
LEATH -Tran-octlons have been Of small Parcels.
ent adhered 70 by tanners Quotations arc as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
COURT cALrNDArs-To.DAv

srrnr GryEE fess y R" 5 y TaS 81 h, 81 ~
Brady and ha9 Els & 'io "i '65 l05 i5s III
sIrsrur corRr-cnAypsa- Bc'ore patterson, J. caen
d4r Cd. motions ira 50, % ~ lcH,.., f.f,r. r,or,
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TEM-lhm t 1cioIe , dn,r|
ham J on No 525. sixth AVen"o H. j. w. Vs. 1''
Ie9,Ppar 6,rT epf'i,r rrv-PApr before oRren
is- s-l Io2 io74, liG $50 il55 30 1883 s7o. 1916
srrHgwi corRrD Ciacrr -PArr L. Before Barrett T.
ase 9i,a a55 927i 2els 2l6l 2ig5. 22l5 1904, 2jzl
surREME Corli cncllr- sF 5 ,'c ,g7 n7 osi
srin1X -cncrnrAFf I1r-RGfoGre AG clr 6 !
80 q iO ac7 M 9osi e.o} 2y0 2iio, 255i' 2o52
sIpafxE cmcru-PAr Iv1BeioTe dBs Beach. III,
.C-2. +ol9 52o. 100. .n iiS-33 -''' -''" '''' ''
srRaoa yrs coUar-B,forc Ransom s-wiiis OF Anna
Waunnpor II m: g. g. - keech and JAMES biklel = ~
Clarles Ges John Eelma and Henry WYATT 10 a. m C.
HlgrSE cEsrrAL TEnN-AdJourned until Feb
srfiimoR coURr-srEcAL TrnN-Beioro Dusro' mo
rS,lrIrrylon cornr Torr1Y TfnN Boarc sedswck e. q
Nos, $40 BAL $50 @3G. So" 1913 33' o. "o'' Qua "''
isrPFnIon courr-Tr, TraN pAEs L-Bc'ore TruaH j.
srrrmon ia'Ai, f'l, s III HIFT st Freed
SUPERIOR CoUHT TRIAL TELM-TAn5 Iii1li.ioio u Oo'-
CooioS PiKAsuGfTt * 40 i 56 G a9 81. ~
AC,,,,"X SPECIAL TEali-Beore LarremoIe C. j.
No g.. - ,.... ,,,,,r,e1 Tor tho torn
COSMOS PE4s-TEN TEHl rEI H. Before 1 Van llos.p'
= D.. %. JOBS ,,'-. .''' i'.', 10
10 1o-i iO75 So Al lo0l y+d oil 30 $40 3d. o.
'3 20 s5x pLrAs-TaiA TrnM-pARr IIAdorFned for the
.--... ..-. r,-or-,o I -,fotiols
49,. r,,sr F'1rfry Ivrv Adjourned Tor the term
CnY CoURr-1WM TLhN-PAki i ,.as "a, o Ia ia
49,. $50. 30. 457 - p. r,.,.~o No Adam, {. I
rY CourT-TRiAL TERN-p4HT Il Before hG Ae'"' '''
,... slp g. $50. -.i. =. II I, ~ t.-,
fuY CorRr-TR,AL TERM PART III faeefo, .!.iS,.,
Nrf4 BE-. if
$50. %. 1873 1852, atnl 49,, r.s.-, pc.,..irr
eny,i aad Assistant DstrctAtt ruey ilHgefad 80 '"y
CIlfudar. mn, r. pororo MARITIME
and s.i.auf 10 strict tiur sos, 40 3j Ntu~lNt ,,4
Gorpr on GTNFTAI. SESSIONS PART u i-n''"'. N'''
sl,ove T. and Assistant D.sircAtomey jerome Avs I"
- inclusive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
Nrw BLOOD THAT WILL HELP THE BANK

The following directors were elected Yesterday al
fine annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Third
lNafional Bank: William a. Booth. Charles Lanier
t1obn W Sterling ii. A. Y. Post Edward scheH. ROs
well r. Flower, Jay o. Moss. james NJ waterbury
Charles H. Pine John b. Woodward John H. watson
Caleb g. Knevals, Benjamin Griffin. Henry Bnckhou'
and G. l. Hutchings. The bank intends 10 BID Tor
mercantile business IN addition 10 its present large
patronage from brokers, and has engaged inc large
uHices formerly occupied by Wlnslow. Lanler q Coz
st Nassau and Cedar sts., and the basement rooms
The EXPANSION Of the bank IL justified by the new al
rcctors who will bring new business, ana W us
.ceneral mos peIltY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
Ex.ALpERMAy cLEAAY TO BE TMLD AGAM.

Ex.ALDERNAN CLEARY TO BE TRIED AGAIN.
The final decision as 10 the person VINO viii be
called for trial before the extraordinary session Of The
Court Of oyer and TcImner on January - las been
made by Distict-Attoncy Fellows and the notice
10 the bOndsm men 10 produce The PENDANT was pre-
pared and VIII be served this mornins Thomas
Clcary viii, fl was ascertainod from good authority
be called for trial. In his case NJ Fellows Wa,
absent from tho city when the former trial was had
and distinctions were made To the reasons for h'
absence. Mr. Fellows has often protested that Io
only desired an opportunity 10 prove by succcsslu
prosecution that he had no tender feeling iur tar
eX-AldcInlan VINO wpits nttd Tie I,t A. mui3
District in the Board oi Aldermen of 1c35. tltaf{ .
bondsnan Is john DOllaId, OF 30. 9 htaie-st. lie
CAV. bail 10 the amount If 10000 iOr (i.aiY ap
5nearance for MAJ He has more than once ynev ed
the bail and has shown perfect confidence That Ce2ry
viii appear when called Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09
WHAT THE EXCISE AMENDMENTS ARE
THE NEWLY DRAFTED BILL EXPECTED TO 81
READY FOR SIGNATURES TODAY


Tho Commissioners for the revision Of the Excise
Laws will hold tlcir final meeting tbs morning. y
VIII probably be brief one. as all that remains !"
h, done IS TO approve the sccictaYs minutes. ana
for those who VIII do so TO sion the report inc
Law Committee were IN session all daN NcS'c'"N'
getting tie bill into final shape and II will be l'a'N
This morning for the signatures II IS certain that four
members VIII sign and pos IDLY six, but II is unlikely
tla. Commissioner K'use VIII give his adherence 10
the measure Tho bill as drafted has now ameng the
most important provisions lie following;
in cities there shall be appointed en- the first Nonnny
in April following the PASSAGE ~ the
act ttee Commissioners OF Excise to serve
for one two and three years respectively
and in towns the number shall be elected Tor the
same terms, the manner a. other town oiic,i7
are elected. In New-Yogk CITY the salaries snail b'
So 600 in other cities not more than S'Vo
and in towns commissioners shall receive - day Tor
each day engaged. The bond OF commissioners ~ the
cities IS fixed at not more than F2Oooo nor ie-S u"
$1,000 and in towns bond must De at least double The
sum collected the licenses during the preceding year "'
must not be less than 81 CO.,
The number Of barrooms licensed must not exceed
to 300 OF the population. us does not apply however
10 e>istn- cascs except 70 forbid the issuance o nc"
licenses until the falls below the given piopin"i
New provisions are made which authorize the STATE
Controller 10 issue special licenses Tor railroad cars ad
STEAMBOATS, at The Of $50 for each car or boat @"
which lauor j. odd and also authorize the issuance cf
ec.a licenses COR sae o. liquor after Midnight ~ hae
bd I'm races already licensed on payment OF Zee Of
from % 10 sl5 in the discretion OF the Excise CVrm
sioneis.
sunday sales are prohibited sales from midnight
until 6 a. III. from september 81 20 March 81 OF ~~n
midnight until > a. u. during the rest OF the veal
The following are the license fees agreed upon; Hot"
license for an kinds Of liQuor-In c.tiea minimum @lO'
maximum $500. in towns. $50 20 500 S2iooh licenses
Cor All kinds Of iouois-In cities $500 10 $500 in towns
800 70 5000. Saloon licenses for wine ale and D"er
onlv-In cities $50 to $50; in towns, $40 20 500
druqstore hcensc or physicians prescription, only 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-09

PHILADELPHIA Jan. s.-Flour duh unchanged Western
and Pennsylyana Superane g 5o7f3 IS; o. o. ExtIs
PennsyTania Family q 90 a4si 80 iennsyyania Roller
Ir0cess So oOas5 50: ONO. Clear a. T5d5 90; Do
STRAIGHT = 6S9s s3 gda4S Clear G sd 1sfs1 ~ limos
Gear 81 1885 90 DO do strarh IS ooTs5 SO. VIA.
Ter Patent. Fair to Choice 90 60es8o0 Minnesota .if5
r SO 80 Rvs -four du and weak 80 OO03 Is for choice
SS Is, hOg D Gs and w ey s1 n a and s
10 2 Ped in export 81 'vafor ~ 9oc NO. .ed
Tor Jaruary 9eaesFc; do FOR February At 96ae9lc'
Rye du and weak No. Pennsy at 5Sc Corn higher
No High Mixed track a. Sc do IN gran depot Al 9sS
yaIoT It Soc steamer No Yellow in elevator At
~ N oS No Mixed = evpoft elevator II isc; No
DO March A.. Abe; do april 43 d43cs do May i5's
a4fLc Oats-Car lots dull under free cierngs ar former
AZ go c Ungraded White a 3S &c; 80 White - &c No
White 81 054 &c; do pine so2c; 90 Snooe a.
Sic; do February 34l4a9t5c; do March 3t9a35c
d. for April $40 &c do May 30 &c Potatoes 9rt
steady: White PotatoesNew.York and western Eary
Rose choice 47150c per bush; Early Rose tar 70 goa
Provisions steady. BeefCity Family slO 90 PER ob-
DO d. PACKETS 80 800 10 90 Smoked Bel - l1c pc,
Ness New 81 so do. Family az Goals 90 Ham
smoked l28I2c; do p. cured, IN cerces lvG !lc'
do Do in s loo; sides. Clear Rooei smoker 9-19 vc
Shoulders dry salt and fully cn &c; DO 90 snoAed
SIG shoulders pickle cured 2G9c; DO do smoked Sy2
Bellies IN pickle. lOc; do Breakfast Bacon io2niI c
lard steady city Refined at 80; steam iU.S,
Creamery Extra al 2sc Western CT mery Exra TO- g,c
B. G. and y Y Creamery Extra lie; Western FACTORY
Frsts 100 Western Firsts J. l9Ec Cheese s'eayi
Part Skins ease; Full SKINS 2d3c sasar-helne1 hrm;
Powder! Tic Granulatei &C. Feed s; ,H ~ " hScI
Test in bbls 9.l0c Recepts-Four 5000 oois =" a'a'
3 100 bush. Corn 6y70O O.sh Oats Z4.1 oasn 1,s,
nents-Wheat 800 bush Corn 1900 push OA'' i''i0'