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pprrcrryFs SAT- HE LIVES on HIS WITS!

inward Trowbridge neatly dressed man' thFy'elRht
ve.ys oid Of No lg5 HarrsOn-st, Brooklyn was hea w
Al Ooo bah far examination a. the Jefferson Man.e'
Cours yesterday, charged By Bnta NJ Thomas o. ue
n,r a, shaw TbCras No. - warFsn-a1, with giving
rim orthless check Detective sergeAnts Valley AM
Eyanhoe. who arrested TrOwbridge faii thss he haa
beon living on his wits for year. and told hA story
THOMAS becamo acquainted with TiowhFage At me "fsno
Union Hotel ~ Saratoga last summer. on ssp,sHlOo'
~ ma ,oyuor easbe1 seOO check Leather Manu-
tactuIers Bank for TrowbTfdse The cheek ~as subse
ouentIy discovered 10 be worthless While Tso"brase
was singing a. satosa he slso formed the acquaintance
Of MI Jones, OF the brm OF Douglas Jones' pfohe-,
az No . Newest Thsy became quite friendly. AFTER
NJ Jones returned 70 business he received Letter
from Titwbtidge IN which was $50 eneosea goo
check on The Leather ManufaerrerS National Bank.
The letter ssked broker 10 deposit the check IN
week or Beerc tho time expired TfowbFige vote
10 NJ. Jones ana asked for eoDo. The brckei ssnt the
money aad Kept The cock, Nish pfoyed 70 be Of no
valua
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rLEEArEp xoAps AARD HIE.
ONE JUDGMENT FOR so5,ooo-THErR EXPERTS
TESTIMONY SHOWN TO BE NONSENSE.

TESTIMONY SHOWN TO BE NONSENSE
,aaut for $4,000 was rendered By Justice Ingruham
IN ,he supreme Court Special Term yesterday against the
Me,ronoan Elevated aud Manhattan Railway companles
n ,.yor Of the sixth Avenue Railroad Company for the
noInts easements sxthavc 10 front OF tho company
do. extending from Forthlrd TO Fcrtyfourth sta, anu
~ front OF is property the east side OF sixtaye rom
Fl,tyeiahth 70 FfY-ninh SITS 1t is The largest s"afu
ne, has been nads against tho elevated falroanA
rendering his decision, the Judge said.
arhe eompany's experts a. usual, have sworn tnss @
creation end operation Of this railroad. appropauns 1no
entire sreeb sidewalk sidewalk. with
ana cara constantly standing the track. and she
ART ana enders which result from such use Of sne
has tended 70 Improve rather damage TINS pIOpsrT'
and this in the face Of the fact that B1iy nntnSe V
rim 70 Eighth IA exception OF TWO or iee
isolated lots and the on 6xsh-aVe'' ou up
with large expensive apartment houses Wnea eAceps
Gov the elevated railroad the stthaye corners Irom
thsr proximity 70 Fifthave would appear % have been
the most advantageous property for such purposes ~
80 annears ia evidence that with one or two exceptions
.se,e has not been really hrsteiass apartment house
acsd IN sixth.aye from Forty. second TO Fifu-nnth
sts since the building OF the elevated railroad while
the other further west spparny not - Desirable
have been largely used for that purpose"
Ths Judge xes tho value Of tho easemens Of me prop
s,,y between Ffy.eghtA and FIfyninth ss at $4,000
,sat In front OF the lot southeast corner OF FIFTY
sohths and sixth-aye at ssooo and Of thas In 'front.'
~ me Forty.thirdst depot at $4,000 The Defendants
an, restrained from maintaining operating the road In
,n Of the plaintiffs property unless the Judgment Is
"a ,ithin thirty days after the service OF tho order
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.ao a.. rlsupsns, blescbsd winter ssesss 1. ne ,
B b:sE $500 ',@ !, s
ss TsS q y Sss Bass siaa s sssi
900 9 s ss ssi Dys g sass s
fsa AS fsss s.s ssss ss S
sspha q csssn M 4 800 cases Issd u Psi III
d 81. s, s1sS pse sSIS:
s 'isss ss sss
ssSss ss, ss s ssss 81 s Ss g S
s annie z Sfss g GSS s''s Ss sssa
1IsssS ssRs'rs ssr e s
runswck =, Eisabcthport lumber 81 British steames
sn S %css css gpn Hs
Apghs Aes * e. g F ss esgs r y
E adu sala f sssss ys 6
Sssnsa Z gaaas e ]
''s Pso sss ~. go. $500 .
steady and unchanged prices saies $50 bbls Asss
ss sis 81 ~ aa ssss w ss gossia Is n ID
zig 81 g yas sss ass X. sas E Wsss
81 sSd Sg Family Ns:s
~: s'sa SS'f s'
SSSss 3 sV ii ss s1iss s
gids SmSEs i s p 81 9s sesd Hans
ss1 :s'i'f sASEs fss At SsssF ~ s.s s s;
az heavy sR SSs isiss ana p lssf va
no 3. Suffered w. breas early On nsn ya
but ss os sp'p sSa ssse Ds as
recovery q about points. Trading we less active
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n1ns OF LEGAL NEWS.

Permission was granted by Justice Lawrence Of tho
Supreme Court yesterday to the trustees Of St Clements
church 10 SELF Of It's property in West Third
AZ % the Metropolitan Elevated and Manhattan Railway
eompsnes for $4,000 mortgage OF 1850 on the prop
erty held by the Bowery Swings Bank, Will be paid on
with the proceeds.
The Mortgage Loan Company has been incorporated by
Herbert Ansiey, Harry L. Apsey and Abraham shwarts
FOR purchasing improving and selling real estate. The
capital stock Is $4,000.
schedules IN the assignment Of Benot we dealer In
wines and LIQUORS at No. GFeenwehaye., to Simon Ley
show liabilities 90 1877 %; nominal assets s24o7 49, aud
actual assets, FL s3a IS.
Tho failure 10 appear and submit 10 examination IN
supplementary proceedings judgment obtained BY
JuIus A. candee and others Harry HI was yesterday
adudged DO IN contempt BIZ Judge Eehrbas OF the CITY
Court
simoa Bors. . broker Of No. as Hsssau.st- having
asked Judge EhIeh In the City Court on "wednesday 10
excuse him from jury duty. Informed By the juage
that ho could do The Juror failed 10 appear yes
eroy and he was arrested and before the Judge
e apoiogred for hs conduct and was Daroed until To-Day
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IN, yvas amended making the delivery OF touscco
4 minor 4 crime as wcil 6s the sale q y.
,.rrrrsnr4 nrarsLAroRs oN OoMMERoE.

MINNESOTA LgGIsLAT0Rs ON OOAAEhoE.
81 Paul. Mimi, March 14--nf the state Loglsia
luro yesterday resolution was nsFodncea py speaAef
Graves, providing that the General
should compete for tho commerr Of the world; thai
money should DO appropriated fsm the Federal Treas
ury for the construction and operation OF s'esmsnp
lines nom NewYorit TO Europesn ports ana 70 SCUM
American ports also from San Francisco ana 1acoinA
b Japan ana Australia 1t is resolved also tnat tpe.c
Is cause for deep sollcitude with regard 70 tne ses
OF the German Empire In tho maAer Oh sh9 aeee
samoan aaalrs tnasrnuch as the blow Of tho Germans
seems TO be ahmed at the commerce OF Tho uhi'ea
States and mot AZ the sayagos OF the saoan Islands
The representatives Of the state IN Congress are IN
stfueted 70 use their influence ia c&1ynH ouS Wy
suggestions Of the resolutions
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nEArH OF Az AeHp ausER.

ST Louis, March l4.--on Friday, George G Hayden
ago sevonty.hve, died at cheap German ooafaihe
house In Franki ave., where he had lived many years
As no was never Known to WORK, Weu ~ seas' -
quarters, and had no associates, no 70
ia NOR The pubc administrator, In examining
Haydens trunk found note addressed 70 that oniciai
Inoiosng sato deposit hey. II also contained tho
name. q b. @. payne, Of winslow, Me-" The admin
vtrafor yesterday visited the safO deposit compauys
yauts and on opening Haydens box, discovered moro
than ESQ 600 in cash, stocls and bonds Hayden han
~ raiatiyes here but Is supposed 10 have some III
Maine ard an effort win be made to find them
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pRgpARrye poR THE BALI sHAsog.

Boston. March 1A-Tho trouble over tho player cud,
worth between the Lowell and st. Louis clubs has
been seted The St Louis club to-day purchased the
players eease from the Lowell club, paying Presdent
Howe $500 for him. Cudworth will accordingly play
centre ad for the ST. Louis club next season In place Of
Lyons, recently released.
Broekion. Msss March iA.-Manaser W. II Nc
unnige Of tho Brooklyn club oft here tonight for that
city 70 take charge OF HIS for the coming
About 100 OF his friends visited MeGunnigs at his hae
last ut and presented him with handsome set Of paror
furnltup.
Aubmn, March H.-hnother meeting to organize the
EewYetk State League was held here today. The
Auburn osnandagua and Rlmira clubs were ready 70 20
on bntthe others were not notably nnghsmton Batavia
and Rome
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a COMPLAINT ABOUT TIRE WESTERN UNION.

D. de Lara Fibd. travelling salesman, Of No. "a East
one-hupdred and twenty nFstSt, came to The Tribune
ONCE yesterday and made complaint about the Western
Union Telegraph Companys ceatrai o1ce here. tele
gram sent from Newport February 25 to Mr..
Eibeps house. The hour Of sending 80 D. M and
the hour Of receiving A. the oflee elo p M but the
message vas not delivered MI Fbe says until noon the
dsy. and then the address not correctly spelled
IL Important telegram and fits delay In delivery
caused Mr. Fibcl TO lose two days Of his time he ssed
Tor an investigation and the superintendent said that he
would order Mr.. Ebei says that he called several
aines but got satisfaction. Once ONCE boy told
him that the superintendent in his once. Mr. Fibe
his card and the superintendent Mr. Tibe says
sent cut word that he not IN. But M F1bel was
directed to ses the chief clerk This oaeal directed
him to see nc eonpany's lawyer. Finaiiy Mt Fibel
found tho swyer, who told him that the Investigation
had been sde and he declined 70 make any explanation
"Yeu can go 70 court II you want to.s was Ne only
definite snsvsr M Fibel says he got
In August OF Ne FSbels kilograms froln Newport
to hts father delivered and dntsa four days ass
Mr. Ribei rays that he filed complaint and inyesga
ton vent fer ak months AZ The cad q that time
tas superintendent ssid that Mr. Fbe bad sled
complaint and. M. Bibe says told him that tAe law
required the to keep eoplants only six months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

An attachment granted by Justice aNSnee OF me
s,n,eme Court yesterday anst the property OF Franes
Meousde. Of NO. 1o7o Lexington-ays, at the suit Oh
RIcsard s. and william NJ. sayer IT, on enim ior
40 aq7 90 for material furnished for buildings when tho
defendant has boon erecting at Nos le22 lese
re a charged that che defendant IL socretng himself
With intention TO deiraud his creditors; that he hiss trans
tered three houses sisters Isabella and Alice and
TIA. no has recently sold property from which he received
.ho,t aak 600 over encumbfanees
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xkw.JERsEY CHRISTIAN VOORHEES,.

Brdgoton, n. j., March ID CspecaD.-The twentieth
annual convention Of tho Young Mems Christian
Associations OF New-Jersey assembled In the First
Baptist Church tonight Three hundred delegates
win attend the convention. most of whom are already
here AZ 1880 p. m. tho largo Baptist church wag
crowded to overlooking TO welcome the guests and TO
organize permanently. The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Park
burst OF NowYork City, delivered the opening address.
Further services VIII be held tomorrow
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
pa, North River, Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazl grades for prompt delivery had less
demand and pcss SHOW slight reduction Fair cafSocs
quoted MID growss hrm and Ia moderate 6oS Semsa
interior 10 arrive D. T. 0ptions-Further weakness
was developed to-day. and the volume OF business sns
asted was Iaht Hayro broke r. and opening sales
here showed net losses o. 1oA2o points from which the
QUIET and unchanged RIO nTm Regular First 40 klosl
sSo Good Second 40 kllSs $50; exchange tgr a
unGd States 1000 sags Ro elearanees for EaI,Gps
600 bags receipts &C RIO July 10 March 10, 1882
$500 0o6 bsgsj sane time USES, 1ss5.ooo; same time
March 49, 1859 fSSf 900 bsss; time 1855 ISL 600
begs; same tins 1857, 1,S76,oo0 bags. saies mere
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Knonne oErRREp ANp AcoEprEp

WASHINGTON March 14.roday's bo7d offerings segrsrat
"a sa5goco as follows Registered oarssS 900 1.s IL
or interest; registered f2s $4,000 AZ JOS 100000 q,
los 5000 1t 10s sCo0o AZ 1oa esd 100000 ct los Id
Coupon 1.2s. $1,000 at io9.
The Secretary Of the Treasury ths afternoon accepted
the following honda 10 per cents registered $4,000
5000 5000 and $4,000, Total essaoo. ~ zos
10 III eezts. sospon, 5000 ~ 1oe.
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YOUNG s1GEL PLEADS GUILTY.

Robert sgo the pension clerk end the son Of General
Franz slgo pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Bene
diet in the United States Circuit Court 70 the charges OF
forging and uttering two checks amounting 10 $500,
given in part payment Of back pension due 70 Sidney
Knghta bllnd veteran, living at Port Kent n. Y. He
had already acknowledged the special pension agents
that no had Endorsed Bnigaps on tho checks and
obtained the money.
sigc was much brokon down In appearance lie viii
be sentenced in week two. lie may be imprisoned
Tor, twenty years under tbs pleas entered.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Washington, March H.-Ths following business was
transacted in the Supreme Court Of the United states 10
day:
No i1eS-s u. Arbuefis. plaintiff in error, aet p j.
ouIeley CLERK Submitted stipulation 10 reyefse the
Judgment OF the court below.
No 202-ssrsh ". JoneA appellant asa hAehda NJ
Yandorn, et al Argued
No oo4-The New.York and Colorado Mining Syndicate
and Company. plaintiff In error, ACT David Il tTaseton
Argued
No 2oS-Tha Manhattan Rsnk Of Memphis. Tenn. sp
pellant sgt Elbs walker
No csa-raIra wslksr. appellant agt tho Manhattan
Iank Of Memphis Tenn. Argued.
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TuR couRr oF APPEALs.


Albany, March IA-IB the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following sasos were argued;
No i7o-Aiargarct Rudd, respondent. agt stephen A.
wslkcr executor, appellant.
No ol-Brahkiin sidssy, executor, appellant ast inc
Cuba State Bank, respondent
No. I4s-HarFiet A. Van Horn, sdmlnis'ratpx, appel
ant As tho Boston, HoOsae Tunnel and Western Railroad
Company. respondent
No. iseCArolins L. Robinson adTninisfatFix respond
ent oct. James A. Styker. appellant
The following Is the calendar for Friday. March 10;
Hos 100 ioi, / 600 Is5, 1s7 19s. 200 and 2oi.
Ia the Second Division the following cases Were ~
sucd
No ss2-Mary J. oOlburn, respondent sst the village
OF Canandalgua, appellant
No sisThs people. respondent Hgt William E. Briggs
ct al, appellants
No iiOs-Amss Gall, respondent sgt Charles J.
Gan, appellant.
Tho following IA the calendar Of the Second Division
for Friday March lS Nos $685. sSs. $50, Ses, See S7s,
s7g and 3N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

sAIL0R BROWN BEATEN IN TWENTY ONE ROUNDS
San Francisco, March lathe fight to 6niSh last
night between Sailor Brown, of New-York and young
MITCHELL of San Francisco, for 81 500 and the middle.
weight championship VI the Pacific Coast, resulted IN
victory for the latter at the end Of the twentyrst
round The fight took place at the of the Golden
Gate Athletic Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
AN AppEA1 ZOE nEoRuIrs 40 rHE soorErY.

meeting in the ihtorest OF the Charity organIza-
ton Society was held yesterday at IL a. NJ. OF the
chapel Of st. Baftholomew's Church. Fortyfourthss.
and MadisoD.ave Robert w. DE Forest, president OF
the society, presided. Addresses were made by the
Pew. ARTHUR Brooke and by the Row DR.. E. @. Bellies
MrA Charles r. Lowell gave practical hints visiting
imong tina poor and appealed for recruits for the ranks
Of the soeiety's friendly visitors.
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THOMAS q. pAssErr's PUNBRAL.

Tho funeral OF Thomas @. Bsssett the freight agent
Of the HewYork Central Railroad held at tho North
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. The Rev. s. D.
RosAiter onlcated The church well nsd. the
Ereeaton being composed largely Of railroad en These
acted - pallboarersi r. LOTUS George Hsynor John
Briggs Charles Boeneau. O. Gross and J. Matthesen.
Among those present John H. Tcrcey general super
lntcndsnt; j. H. Phyfs assistant superintendent William
Buchanan superintendent Of motive power Edward " W.
RosslteF treasures A. Haskel, general city agent
D. A. LoOms, freight agent Of tho Barcley,st station
and O. O. Warren fraeht asent Of the st. Johns Park
station. Tbs body was taken 70 Seymour conn for
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association On
sunday At sop. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

cb,mboysst 70 Futon-st making direct oaass IRON as,
Hudsons St, West broadway ana aolae.ns ,s,s Mo-.
son ns and tending to relieve Broadway ara Green.
.eS.s from the OycrcrOvdns which has n a, ,
1855 % the mercantile community Ins ~. VII
submit the resolutions to the next mee''Dk " o
OponiuR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIouR- , were Light an
:S ag ss SCI sso S Sss9ssR
ciy Mil 4 s6asS IS fOr West Indies 200 e e ~
s s0S Sc. E Ma, S1 sSssY sSss
e sSa mn u tU G GoS wes indies
% 49, Pstsnts IS eOase So Low Extra - io9sS 30
H SSss SAss gsnt ss'n s:s
eat saS e SzgSts a'' Rye '
S Z. Siss ssss
FL QUIZ rules "a Soysf IayoF and Ssaing sSa
IS 4ss a s1's siS Sss saggSs 5s
lam po1ed nominal anG aSsSic
49, RYE FLoUR-Has 8 slow demand e barely steady
Sales 90 SD ME sSPerses Yellow weseS
quoted at 90 Soase go and BrandyWine' " 90 Sales
west va: SsssT sSsy ana
our %afss Ssd r sSSs' Of 70 Closing asrs sSoW
.saS SE %Sss sq SEsd Us tho
aS AZ ana q. g me- s Sp e
Then Ssss s s S :ysR Sat S
however slightly sSS1 w dsssnS Id Tss
soSs'psa sss s' @ :ssS5 y
sc e STsas May y. 'S 81 @ VIII re- ii.
ef @ S S SS sas pss
100000 bushels future $1,000 bushels spot including
as ss Re q s sSSs &C. Sse a. No.
and elevator quoted 92As283sc No March S23as2sc,
Aur ssy ois sssss' Closing closing si<s g:
bscs%bor SssssS sISsSs westerns a. Sis;ss
sts. .s.a G
b Ssss s TnS5SSSa sS M&
Steady sales Oo0 besh canads ely made = SSssi TO-
weakness a. the West CASH grades down cos
ms SSs SSSsAs sss S oSs
broke s early YAGS saars SaS S0n ssCooy 5
aa,e $1,000 spet ssuapg, yPgradsS Mixed q
Hrs az s &c ssSs s& SS
e 1 WSs sse Na sSt Ssro q closing a. i q s:S
g n = Ss rs & May .ss
% s3sSs
wen wheat and OPT ns are down S, iSSssS win
%SSs showing q net ossos q 1assc Sales
g. sS'S SSs s'i 30 1881 as HSs S ajrSE So 8 WIFE, hs
s4aSse, No, white SOC Mixed Western, % i;SS
Aps ss5 e ,lS. ia
y s fs 1s Shs 1ss$ ss:ae s Sprl
3 e d Is Il SSSss 100 SGS''s g p
y Win aoSsSe isis de @sss'
straw, however, rules dull ana heavy Hay
sss os sss sSSss GsSs s
s by Aos sSf Eys S aosoo Rye
HoPs-The general market is arm. particularly
%snd = m isSs FROM Sa''' o,sy Ds
sw S ssss az Ys as DO s Sa Pace rss
S oA 81 ss stsS ana wsson. DC
| isa zoe. Foselgn new, SSa40c. -
METALS=TIN Quiet steady salss 10 tons April.
a acc auS 1: Ds III sHHs AP S
| !. MOLAsBfss--b smar demand, moderate. New crop
New Orleans 25a42c aecordine 70 quality 80 test
,sxyaL 81 sToRe s guRpENT1sEprcs.
n ss ss' a$ sR r.
ssa 0sns ana ne sne ooa @ az 10 steadily ma
aa1 % y 81 25i e. et 9Q} T. 81 ssj - so K 81 81
NJ e1 0o4ea N. a. 90; w. G., ~ rs; w. w, a3 20.
o feir demand oostonsAed crude, choice <QsRzSc
Seyio9, S5eas Sss .cs sssin 1859; Go
$50; wSaorn, 5e957c iafetgp $50 Lard. pffrs. Ole
Menhaden, crude Seund e2d3sc light pressed, ae0 S7o
sgsnn, crude zsei nasgrs, Winter 7ssassi s!ssshsd
WkAlI crude, bouthefn, As94ts natural wintsr,
ssss aissehs1 winter t7sf extra bieashsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
MRS. BISHOP MUST TRY AGAIN.

The report OF Referee L. W. Andrews In the suit for an
shsoute divorce brought BY the wife Of Washington
I,vlne Bishop which In favor Of the plaintiff, mas
been returned to tho referee By Justice Lawrence Q. ne
court with the Endorsement I do not regard the
oot in this case as sufficient" There viii be rehear
ire AZ the ease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
REPUBLICAN BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.

The public meeting Of tho business Mems Republican
Association, the Ohio Soeetys tonight promises
10 be chauneey NJ. Depew and Warner Miller
will speak, and John g. Piummer will preside. Admission
will be by ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

y0TTONlThe spot market was adveneed l.l5c. but
tradng did amount % much saes 276 bales for con
bses last week and s bses for the same tame last year
5,H511B bales comparing with ooo7.3sS bales os the
corresponding time last season. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET:

New.York Thursday March i4BEEyES,-iK se RI
=, esr,asds ~ 972 head-2S carloads % Fast SIDE sa
BrooKyh 1 III carloads at Jersey City for Mr.. Cold
Eastman ano Of INF ca,loads were FOR export No
smith, OF winch sit NJ. Ivy Q N~
tadng reeng IA Cb,eazo dressed beef both had mod
City dressed AM nor m With occasional sales OF
crate I inquiry .r Il Choice csrcasses at
prlyats cable sav , ami and lower at I'd or Sc
port refrgera'eo peoi w"
peI tdav include $50 live cattle and $50 quar-
,a,s " Sssf On tie Italy tho former BY NJ GSdsa
te5S ~ ystes by J. Eastman 42S beeves on the ass
ana snc hy Never HoUseman, and beeves and ~
y .hnsn on ~ he trinidad for Bermnda.
nnep 9H ahS fpsh arrivals Total for the week
AN ~ Ia Se.a Dull for all grades except Prime and
mus tr ~ AZ arc given as quotations for poorest
chplc ana a. INA COW or two sold private customers
70 gessl YIN on oN Wv -
~ GAS head divided between e0th.se.
MaSkst snd downtown dealers Feeling
49, saies az yesls were made at 5Ss Lie per 10 ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
rHs DoARD on FRApg ON s1Rsgr opRgIre.

MAJOR Grant yesterday seselysd from the Board Of
Irsds and Transportation the resolutions Of that BODY on
the aaezan a street. estenslcn ma HosfA strongly sp
Fzssfs tae spe9hy and Hiasnns d ossisss gisss eM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15
HAvAnA MARxErs.

v.v.s. No, "a -suonlsh gold 81 35h1e2 3Sia ~
chan onIe but rm Sugar sleady saies eco hogshc.ns
Museoysdo So 70 81 desess posrizaton 81 " 1
gold per qninial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

FoRBIDDNG THE sALH or TOBACCO TO nx0Es.
Hartford, Conn, March lathe House passed The
BIN already passed BY the 6anata PROHIBITING NE use Of
tobacco for smoking By minors uBdsr nxteen ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

SPIRITS OF IuheGNfiNFl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-15

S. Coed oralnaFy...... Nladlinf 49,, 2 q
out tha entire Day with absence Of new features The
ebanges ava not amount 10 than 21s pents CLOSING
rifle lower on heavy port receipts particularly AZ New
OricanS Sales, %, 800 bales. -. g..