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claimants n proportion % The snount o. t6sr respective
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DO hereby cite OIL persOps claiming dsmsRss TX any losa
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NEW.Y0RK April /. 1850
NaR. ALLEN r. RIDGES has this day been
IN a1s,it tied % psFtnefzhip IN our nm
HORACE Il HOTCHKz6S a CO..
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alnslraI gnsirHmsnis.

NUMBER Of slightly used uprisht and sqYsro pikzs'
"A OF make which specially selected ana ~
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE Co15
during the past opera season win be sold az ben<
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE a CO., III SHAVE, above 16th-st
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THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MANCHESTER April 2-loths dull and prices ssre7alr 4
buyers favor Yarns quiet with very small business dsnS
HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA, April 2.-spanish gold. 90 sak9$2 se1 -
change quet Sugar Arm ~
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OFFTCE or THE CLEVELAND, coLqMBps. GIN
CINNATI AND INDIANAPOLIS EY. co,
CeYelaaa Ohio, March 30. 1883.
MEETINGS Of the Stockholders Of the Cleyo-
WI Land Csiurnbua Cincinnati and indianapolis Railway
Company 70 vote upon che question o. eeasodacn Wiz
ClnefnnsH Indanspells 81 Louis and Chesge Railway
compsny win b held a. ceysiand gsc on wsdnesas{
81 indiabApos indiana a e'elosk ? m, tho sane esy
and reopen 90 ThpTsasy tSs 10th dag q Asy . issa
j. r. WANN, ,. ~. LA1Ey,
Secretary frealosns
Mt 0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
IN nuaI Meeting OF the stockholders OF IRE New;rork
hieaSo and 81 Ieus RAILROAD Company for thu eeeton
n,ssoss ssd amer senSraf purpossk will BE- held az
oteioek s m on "wednesday, May 1885, az the com
panS'' PrhepAi once IN O'1 Allyn Cox. sserstsry
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Droffssionai.

ApY ORGANISE wants sngneensnt from LIST o. Mar
.esr,sso 1sdisss Tribune upisWS oc
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n ROPoSALs for Iron Bnoys and Appendage

ID ROPOSALS for Iron BuOyS and AppendageS,
Mooring. Chain and Bails--o4ee OF Lighthouse IN.
speetos Taird District, Tompknsyllo, N. " March %
posss viii Be received ct this Office until o'clock m
On Monday the 18th day Of April 1850 for furnishing 70
Mesrng Chain ana Bells The articles % be furnished
sbackes swivel mooflng chain, ballast bAA Iron and
stone snkers and bells for nghtvesse al u which are
Enumerated In tbs specifications attached khs form Of
bid which may be obtained on application 70 MS once
Contracts win be awarded each Item separately and
bidders are Required 20 state the time when they win agree
70 deliver eFteleA This right - reserved 70 reject
specification, and 20 waive eny defects. FREDERICK
B0DGERS Commander. y. 8, N, Lighthouse Inspector,
Third District.
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Hnanfia!.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ATCHISOR, Topeka and SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY
WILL he HELD AT TOPEKA ON THE NINTH DAY
or NAY. PRoxIMo. WHEN BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TO sERyEsFoR THE ENSUING YEAR WILL BE
rIFCTED. WE RELIEVE THAT THE PhEShNr
CONDITION OF THE coMPANYs AFFAIRS RE
ouIRFs THAT RADICAL CHANGES SHOULD BE
PROMPTLY MADE IN THE MANAGEMENT, AND,
WITH THIS OBJECT IN VIEW. WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE COOPERATION OF ALL sroCkHoLD'
IIys ENTRUSTED TO US WILL BE USED In OUR
nFsr DISCRETION TO SECURE A CONSERVATIVE
AND ECONOMICAL MANAGEMENT WITH ERE
oUENT PROMPT AND CANDID REPORTS TO TIE
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COMPANIES BAhNLNo 'i
1cn PXprNsEs AND OF ALL OTHER MATTERS
OF INTEREST ANY STOCKHOLDERS WHO HAS ALI
READY GIVEN PROXY FOR THIS MEETING CAN
REVOKE 1T AT PLEASURE BY EXECUTING
ANOTHER OF LATER DATE 1T is IMPORTANT
TO EVERY STOCKHOLDERS THAT HIS STOCK
SHOULD BE REPRESENTED.
April, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-03

Refined OIL continues 10 good demand and utf1.e
were firm, but unchanged at Y cents per aallnn ~
Eew-York and $50 cents in Philadelphia and BAL
moro. ~
OIL CY April 2-Nationa Transit Certificates o,<or ~
100000 barrels claarancss $4,000 barrels ehasfs5
1926 barrels shipments, 10000 barrels ruas 5s 2
barrels. 49,.
pfrrsBuRs, April 2--Dull, but steady Nsslors, .,.
Certificates opened &C 90a; closet a. sos Mgaesk Sd
lowest, 90h. 80 II -
BRADFORD. Penn April 2Natioual Transit certlnS,tau
spened at s01 closed at 907s highest ~ lowest 50f
Clearances $1,000 bbs -
TrrUsynlx, Penn April ADDITIONAL Trnnsis Sertino,.s
opened at 90ls highest Oh; lowest s0t closed s04 ~
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D PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF: once q

ID PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF Office Of
III pest CommlsssrY of subs stanoe.--WEST POINT
n r, Match e. fssS. :-seaisa Proposals IN TipicsN
subject 10 the usual eoadiuons with copy Of this al
yerseinent attached VIII b. received a. this once unit
IL o'clock, noOn, on wednesday The LET OF NAY lsSs
stsnoe steTehouse az this post the Yseah Beef fsaasd
bY the Subsistence Department. ". B. Army, Tor TIE
Issue 10 troops during tho Asca year ending June 20
1890 Proposals must be accompanied BY = guarantee
ty In the OF t2ooe 90 proposal not aesemPaaisd
nv stich guarantee will be c0haidered. Prefepnee
Win BE- given 70 articles 0t domestic production snu
fsctura conditions Of quality and price neludng In Tie
mice az foreign predictions manufactures the duty
thsreonj being equal Tbe UNITED States reserves re
WI be REQUIRED 70 enter into Written contract Win no
nm Of 81 DOC co within twenty days after being notified
Of the acceptance OF hts prpbosel Proposals must De
enclosed In se9ed enyelopes marked Propogt Tor Ffesh
Beefs and addressed 70 VIC undersgned Fvl infoi11a
ton can b. obtained application 20 this Office.
s''i s- b. H. sC6TT, Capt q Q. s., U. s. A.
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THE NEWPORT ALUMINIUM AND STEEL CO..
Manufacturer, of Puro Aluminium
Newport Ex., o. 9. A.
pRUsHEs Of every asssIlpsIsn 81 gls Pssss;es Sppe
HOpPfI, Manufacturer.
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Mem i1ubIifaiiOns.
MACMILLAN d CO.'S
NEW BOOKS.
SIR moNrERwILLrAMs on BUDDHISM.

SIR MoSIERwILLIAMs on BUDDHISM.
supnnrsm AND ITS CONNECTION WITH BRAH N.
rNIsM AND HINDUIsM. AND ITS CONTRAST
WITH CHRISTIANITY. BY Sir honier honlef'
Williams X C. II. E. NJ. A.. Hon. d. Q. y. WIN
is inustratons sys. IS 25.
NEW sRLEcTIoN OF THOMAS cARLYLEs
LETTERS.
: .s1vrzRs or THOMAS CARLYLE; 1s2e-1sse. Edited
Nv Charles Eliot Norton. Uniform With the 'Eany
retssrs d Thomas Carlyle" "caryie's "Reminiscences
etc. 12mo 60 so
Such an epoch the life Of such man ngsI
SOasasspss sis s sns sSc nsSe q q
letter. IN which their writer Is allowed 70 yen ms :, %
sssy MS ssa posssOr Norton hiss given this
eye Go with much considerations and nteneens ceVe-
ENGLISH MEN OF ACTION VOLUMES AND 2
GENERAL GORDON. BIZ Colonel Sir william Butler.
isma. eiotA. limp. 60 cents; CLOTH edges uncut. 20
sslr wnlism Butler tens the story Of Gordon's life
- brother oacer should. The interest never nags
ana the narrative tmbued with deep feeling Oh feVe
sir William Buffers Charles George GorSo9 MAKE
worthy initial volume 70 Nessrf Msomilan So,s ne Y
q Ss soy y Snes s s e.
s siiusi insa iLondon Daily News
HnNRY THE FIFTH BY the Rev. A. J. Church.
The yorumes to follow
I1ytHCsToNE BY Mr.. Thomas Hughes.
Immediately.
LOAD LAWRENCE By SIR Richard Temple. May.
wELLINGToH. BY Mr. George Hooper June.
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KIDDER, PEABODY s. co..
lis DEVONsHIRE-sT..
BOSTON.
uASaars OF KEW. YORK.

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY. -
NEw-YoHR CITY. April 2 1888.
TTHE ANNUAL Election for Directors OF
n ,h,s cSnsnV held on Monday the LIST lnN., the fol
1890 ns3 eeniemen were elected for the ensuing year
49, "a rrosh}nehayn Edmund n. HoIerook,
81 y Morton John II. washburn,
tInn,x A Enr6uk John II. Imam,
s1tiitss ~ Stsr0ia Walter II. Lewis
49, hi foId Francis H. LeRRete
yytiam u FosdieN BENJAMIN Perklns
Winis,a nj Townssnd Henry r. Begueln,
pl,ye, e r.rteF George w. Smith,
HsnSY Al Tabei Frederick 7. Oleost.
n.nta A HeDiA J. Harseu Rhoadea,
David II. HeAlpn, George u Nhe, )E.s
Andrew O. Armstrong, Gbridge o. Snow IT,
,hssa1s5t meeting Of TIE Board Mr. Daniel A.
tr.d Ss nnanioisly reelected President and Messrs
Thn VI weshburn and EbFidee g. Snow r., Viee-Presi
Ssnta - w. l. BIGELOW Secretary.
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AlisteIIaneons

A huMINuM.
THE COMING NEW MErAE
Cheaper and superior Silver and equal to Gold In brill
nney durability and uster Now being introduced for
all kinds Of Jewelry Ornaments and Household Utensils
Aluminium Alloys In Gold. Silver Copper. etc.
~ All practical Jewellers spprociste an easy lowing
Aluminium Gold Solder. A Grand Success
PRICE LIST.
Hlsh Grade Aluminium Bronze. No a,
Cor JewelTy.. .-...,-s2 % per pound
High Grade Aluminium Silver. No. B,
for - Per pounl.
Pure Aluminium 20 par pound
Zero and Oxide Aluminium. 10 70 10
per cent. 30 per pound.
Why not INVESTIGATED
Pure Aluminium Alloys in sheeta Bars, Wire, PIates
Castings or Ignota These metals win not Oxydize or
arnish like SILVER Aluminium IA the metal o, the future
for any and all purposes Rht maeabO and CLASHES
$4,000 ounces sola within three months Awaiting Jour
kind reply with a trai order. Yours truly.
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propesaIs.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, N. Y. H., April Cd.
" 1859. Sealed proposals in tripueate for nrnsains
Qued In Division Of the Atlantic during lscal year com
mencng July 1853. win be reeeiyed here and az 9nees
Bufslo, N. vi New.orleans. Ia Fort Brady, Mica
n r.; Fort Ontario, n. Y. Asclscn Barracks n. r.!
Plettsburg Barracks N H. Bsrt Rrsnls, Me; 1Sfs
Bort Barrancas Fla saint Frsneis Berraeks Fla New.
mort 1arracks KY Little Hock Barracks Ark and Mount
Vernon Barrsols Aa until 10 O'clock noon kssssTn
ence viii be given 70 sroles domestic production coz
dtons quality and price lincluding In he price o.
thereon) being equal Tho
United States the rgAt % reject any or ~ pro
Office or 20 Quartcrmasters posts named above ChAA
IL ToMPRfNS, Assistant Qusrtermsster General u D
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pr.ce. 10 cents; annual subscription. 81 rs.
HE ENGLISH ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.

NO. e. APRIL THIS DAY.
Contents: Reyerie FrontispiseeA Jacobite's Exile.
A,gerncn Charles Swnbune-On Two Shores dustratedl
william sime-Ihe Better Man Arthur PatereonA Sub
urban Garden j. L. Hodeson. r. A., with hlusHstons-
AI,,n ;unart,cr b. NJ Cholmeley- Hunting We Win Go.
Henry FIELDING illustrated by Hugh Thomaon-How 'The
csayturep Get On the Strength. Archibald Foroes-sanv
rlaro r. Marion Initial Letters etc.
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MACMILLAN & CO., NETWORK.
i12 FoURrH.AyE

fTSHE CONFESSIONS OF AN ABBE.
THE CONFESSION OF AN ABBp. BY LOUIS
ULBACH. Printed from adyasee French sheet BIS
n fETEBs0NS' NEW TWENTY-FIVE GENT
SEiEss and be for sale all News Agents everywhere
E<r,d IN ycur orders for Il az once 10 tho
News s h hTorHERs % pHrnA
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m IN fsRIswoLD HOME SCHOOL, LYME CONN,
0ts foT COLLEGE teaches the usual branches and -.
also harp and rich foreign embrodertos
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Musical Instructio


1, ANJo GUITAR taught IN ten,y gstyass lssseHs
Eou f,2To Broadway between S2a and Ssd sts
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Geaehere.
Daneins aeaSemies.

A REMAINDER MACGREGoRB. los WEST S6rHsE
n Privste Lessons and Glasses Ia Dancing daily.
Mendessohn Hall to let for private entertainments
u ERR ANpOss Dancing Aesdemy 1ee Eass Ssth-f n
II New classes forming Tor. second safW All
FAshicnabls Dances Send for circular.
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ror Hoth aaxea-City

SCHOOL, % Eas. 4su..st- seiensiae,
w Classical English Two hundred students have been
fepafed Tor Columbia School Of Minoe.
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~ os.rFt;I ATE SCHOOL FoR GIRLS, ENGLEwOoD,
y II. j. Reopens September 20: Preparation for col.
AS smS - cur esriacsse ADxLiNE W. sTHRIISS
VA al ssq' Il NJ ~ AZ ~ eERRfSH A. Ii = =
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5nstrnrtinn

For Young Ladies-City.
Hr LECTURES FOR LADIEs.-Rev, Or. esrdneTs
"a sckooi for girls, COT 5th-aYe. Mrx Gardner author
q Istory ia Rhyme Lady teacher wanted next year
vTsAN NORMAN INSTITUTE Grounded 1850 HOME
AND DAY SpH0OLl-Qentrsl Park, West At o2dst
Morgan Manson-) Nine VAN NORMAN, Principal
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For Bows and Young Men--City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR bCEoOL, 1873 DrQsdway,
near 12t-st SD year; primary. COMMERCIAL md casa
p 4epss9s9ts 9ssnsSSn s9edss9S P,insIpsis
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= pa Louisa b. CULVER viii resume her Glasses,
pU FROM October 2S Ia Drawing OIL and Water.col0f
Painting San Life Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ass $40 NO Is WEST 2sD-sT.
Referencez: Mr d. Huntington. President N4tionel
Acsderny Of Design; Mr.. William Hart N: A.; Nj James
III Hart II. A. Mr.. David Johrson. ". A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10

Bavard and Representatives ana ' aiSr,acanee
The White House dinner had tne tssf STATE
81 being President Clevelands last Sae
dinner NOTHING left undone to maze tao ,cso,
ve Ma-sinn attractive and the dinner ohe VI h sast
anno,n iments The guests were received IN to
Room where the floral decorations we're Oh n,
beauty The hostess wore *, gov" eovered Nth
i s. wn rsze Beside tho "court circle
and the senators and Representatives Of The Two 3 t
t ~ ,oCn a,ests Mr. pIerpont Morgan and Mr. and
Mrs John B. herman Of NewYorkS , mt ana N PS Ms
Wayne Macveagh, and Mr. John u ,dadIr ~ Ohio:
President Gilman, of Johns Hopkins University ana
Mrs. Gilman. ,,., ...., ma a crush
Nearly one thousand guests were asked, ana though
the Hotel Arno was al the disposal VI ins Thiys
received n gown Of purple velvet d 'Td s e' Rsees Ses
Her daughter, Mrs Hopkins MIS- ana mss n9 nd eT
Gogernor Caains wife, q assisted s1
rsed for dancing parois turned into supper
rooms ana everywhere flowers greeted the eye
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THE CURRENT ATTRACuoN AT DAYS

The extraordinary richness, taste and entirely pos
,nIs character Of the single scene in which Mr. Day
has SET his latest adaptation, An Inlernstona
have already become the theme Of general talk Dotn IN
dramatic and social circles Many gorgeous apartments
have been shown on the local stage. but IN the great
majority djsplay has been made at the cost VI hsuaF
ness and proprety In Mr. Days set the rares' ole
,ancc is combined with bomelike and "lNesoie
quality which Is difficult define. but is nevertheless
Instantly felt and appreciated by an audience. Inc
A.iis Of the amendments OF this scene VIII bear inc
closest inspecOn On the walls are genuine paintings
- real merit and the bnc a-brac would delight the
hoort OF a connoisseur. Even the large fre that
bIazes ON the generously proPortoned hearth, unlike
most stage fires burns with naturalneSs unsusgeStNe
Of Gas and when two OF the characters are supposed 70
h suffering from the heat they endure on being COM
rai,ed IN remain near the mantepece, the spectators
can readily synpathiEe
Mar are the delights the eyes limited - the stage
snnoIntments The dresses Of Miss Rehan and MIS-
Gilbert are beautifully becoming and novel Rarely
no. Miss Reban looked charming she LOOKS In this
niav and never has she acted with more delcacy.
reepemeut and genuine charm. Her work In The
Iaxes of tho last two acts rcpete with tenderness
,ngonuousness and gracious sweetness Mr.. DAILY has
"a some slight changes and improvements since the
gst rseht and the company Is now playing with mat
ease and certainty which few representa-
Non5 are ALWAYS needed to develop Inc numerous
ejeyerly maintained equvoque scenes are nightly acted
amid almost continuous laughter, which In the signal
lesson given by Miss Rehan to Mr.. Drew, and Mr.
Tawss rehealsed proposal, often becomes uproalous
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RUSH FOR LICENSES TO SELL LIQUOR
MANY APPLICATIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT FIGHT.

MANY APPLICATIONS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PROHIBITION AMENDMENT FIGHT.
Philadelphia, Feb. CspeclaD.-Ths was The last
day upon which applications for licenses to sell liquor
during the present year could be filed; and in con-
sequence there rush all day the clerk OF
the Quartec Sessions, by eager applicants. Last year
there 3420 applicants and there were about the
same number this year There are al present l,2O0
liquor-sores In the city, and those who profess 10
know say there Will be less than 500 licenses granted
for the present year, and that general sweep will
be made Of the lquOrstores In The centre Of the city,
especially those in Chestnust., and side streets from
Fifth 10 Broad. Meanwhile the friends Of the pro-
hibton amendment cnergetlcally at work perfect
ing their organization and getting matters I'm shape
for their grea: hight at the ballotbox June Is.
The liquor held another meeting this morning. at
which more money raised for fighting the Pro-
hbitionsts.
prominent Democrat politician said today
Our people have about made up their minds 10 this
eject; The Republicans want prohibition, and we
propose to help them and am confident the measure
VIII receive a large Democratic vote, We think that
ue democratic party, which is, of course, opposed 10
everything that conflicts with the liquor traffic. will
be vastly strengthened in the future by helping the
Republicans 10 win the antl-HquOr 1ght.r
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sogooLMA STEERS AS LEARNERS.

Thu sehoolmasters' Association Of the City Of New
York met at Columbia College yesterday morning Pro
lessor r. r. Leighton presided. DR.. Il. G. sihler, the
classical master In Dr. Sachs Collegiate Institute, ex
limited his graphic method Of teaching Greek aud Latin
yerbs IL was shown that by the use Of this system
great economy Of labor well as time could be made
for the teacher, while the scholar would more easily
CRASH the system OF forms than under the old systems
IL was resolved by the association that the charts should
be published after the paper by Dr. shler had been
discussed by DFs. Sachs Wait Hasey, Farrand and
soaudlng. DIR. Sihler Is pupil OF Professor slider
seeye Of Johns Hopkins University, and number OF
his classical papers appeared IN 1.-THE Transactions
Of the American Pathological Association"
DR.. f. G. Ireland read paper on "The Marking sys-
tenn in which he spoke strongly against It, The
uolnts he that IL took unnecessary time.
that it could be just system that IL appealed TO
low motive In the student and that both teacher and
cholar would do better without Il the families OF the
scholars could be educated up to IT, The paper was
discussed by Drs Cnpin Fisher, Child, Sachs Spand-
mo Kennedy and Tarrand Against the paper the points
we're made that the element OF competition would be lost
and that the parents could not Judge Of tho work Of
sbelr children The association started about two
Years ago and has monthly meetings Columbia College
The membership is fifty. and includcs teachers
from brooklyn and NewJerscy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-10
MARKET STAND WITNESSES AppEARrEG.


The Commissioners OF have heard Of some Of
their absent witnesses OF the New West Washington Mar
kat investigation dam Patterson the County De
mocracy leader Of the With District who received
5000 for stand in the market which had been awarded
his brother William H., bartender, appeared at the
Commissioners yesterday and told Messrs Hola-
han and Barker that he and "Blll" had been hunting
cut on Long Island. DAM said that he had only Just
learned they were wanted witnesses, and prom
Ised that both would be hand bright and carly To-
morning. For fear that Mr. Patterson's memory
might prove treaehercs Commissioner Holahan caused
him 70 be served with fresh subpoena
The missing John Tubbs, the hickman, was heard
from also, but only indirectly. 1t is said that MI
Tubbs Albany several days, visit to
his friend and "leader" Colonel NJ Q. Murphy State
senator, representing M Tubbs's "deestrlck" Mr.
Tubbs's stand the market. according 10 MaTketman
DyePs testimony, was offered for sale by the lawyer
Carnes. for $1,000 MI Dyer, who has been occupying
Tubbs's stand temporarily" he said, until Tub6s
should como along and claim it, refused 10 give more
than $3.50 for It, and negotiations were at standsdl
Mr. Tubbs has never been a marketman but has de-
voted his attention wholly to hacks and fares
and the Commissioners find out who is 70 share In
his profits when he succeeds IN selling his stand.
william Csllsghan and Michael Moloney, two other
witnesses who failed their names during the
last week. APPEARED yesterday and promised 70 DO on
hand tomorrow nothing heard OF Forman Davidson
ana r. D. Browns bookkecper, who was subpoenaed TO
explain The singular which Mr. Nico discovered
lsst Tuesday In Mr. Browns expensebook.