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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
4 VICTORY FOB THE SUBWAY BOARD.
THE SUIT OF THE UNITED STATES ELECTRIC
ILLUMINATING COMPANY DISMISSED

THE SUIT OF THE UNlIED SlAAiS'
ILLUMINATING COMPANY DISMISSED
The suit of the United States Illuminating COM
many against the Board OF Electrical Controi anu
Others in which 1t was sought TO restrain INC ue
PENDANTS nom interfering with the plantiiIs wires
and poles, and from giving greater PRIVILEGES "
other companies than extended TO the pia'huu'
came TO a lame and impotent conclusion yesterday
before Justice Beach, in the Supreme COURT epeo's
Term. General Hubbard, on behalf oil Inc company,
presented vOumlnous documentary evidence ana
oouted laws and precedcnts to sho" that inc
defendants could not legally interfere with the com
panys plant. .,
John Richardson, superintendent OF The bureau
Of membranes, Eugene T. Lynch and Albert f.
secular were called TO prove that the Board OF
Electrical Control had refused to grant the plantu
the privileges given to other companies Nearly
all the questions on this point were ruled out on
the objections of william n. Cohen, counsel for the
defendants
Then Professor Henry S. Morton was called py
whom it was sought 10 show on behalf OF tho platH
that the subways were totally inadequate JuSuce
Beach ruled out this testimony on the GROUND 'haV
the decision Of the Board Of ELECTRICAL COntrGI wa
final rs 10 the capacity Of the subWays' ana ud'
they had full Jurisdiction. N, ..o5 +,o.
the complaint be dismissed for want or PROOF OF d
c9nse Of action, and the motion was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
A TRIAL, RFGINs PROMPTLY.

The Jury for the trial of DR.. william NJ. Reynolds
indicted on a charge OF presenting fraudulent claims
10 the London Assurance Company, after his cottage
and its contents at Flushing were destroyed by fire.
were promptly in their places in the Court OF oyer
and Teimner Yesterday and Justice Lawrence and
the LAWYERS in the case went to work
Assistant District Attorney Dos Passos opened the
case for the people and said he would prove that the
defendant had fraudulently miscpresened the value
Of the building and of the personal property destroyed
George II, Marks, manager of the London Assurance
Company, the first witness for the people. He
identified the policies and other papers In the case
Andrew Ralston, also connected with the company,
gave testimony concerning the proofs of loss pre-
sencd by the defendant and plans OF the building sub
mitted by him. which are alleged TO be fraudulcnt
The afternoon spent I'm examining and explain
ING the plans of the house IN Flushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
TILE IrsTICE RESERVED ns DECISION.

Eliza Bennett after the death of her husband which
occurred year ago, began to drink heavily, and, while
under the influence OF liquor, treated her children
cruelty The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children had her convicted and sent TO BlachweWs
Island for six months. While she was there she
was sdjudged to be habltual drunkard, and
committee of her estate, consisting of over $4,000 In
the bank, was appointed. Then She secured the
services OF Carlisle Norwood ir lawyer who. finding
that the proceedings against her had been taken with
out notice, appealed TO Justice Lawrence, of the su
premc Court In her behalf The Judge held that the
proceedings were Illegal aud received application
for an order directing the society 10 pay the costa
On this APPLICATION he reserved his decision yesterday
but expressed the opinion that the society should have
sent her refOrmaOry INSTITUTION as she had money
enough TO pay for her support there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
RI,rs OLE LEGAL MEMS

Edward and Kate Du Bots were married on July
Z, 1856 Two days later the husband disappeared,
and his wife has not seen him since Atervard she
heard that July II in the same year he had mar
red another woman. Justice Patterson of tie su-
preme Court yesterday granted an absolute divorce
TO Mrs. Kate Du Bots
An attachment has been granted by Justice o'Bren,
Of the Supreme Court, against the property in this
state OF Eugene de Beauharnais who lives IN Ken
lucky. The plaintiff in the is John f. Ames,
and he sues to S464 "a for board and lodging
from September, 1857, to May, 1858.
An appeal to the General Term of the Supreme
Court has been taken from the judgment entered on
Justice Baetts decision disSOlving the North River
Sugar Refining Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Union stoc; Yards Feb "The Drovers
Journal" reports: Cattle-Recepts 900 head; shipments
900 market strong Reeves 81 25al 80 steers s. OOq
TO- SOckers and Feeders 81 10 az as Cows Bulls and
Mixed 81 40 as 90. Texas steers s3 90 > so.
Hogs-Receipts 23.5O0 head, shipments $500; market
weak Mixed 81 5bd4 so: Heavy - 50d4 IS; Light
81 90 y 81 80; Pigs 81 0O9s5 90.
sheen Receipts 500 head shipments 1000: market
slow Natives. 81 80 rs 90 Western Corn.ted 81 40
81 Is. Texans SO O0d4 %. lambs 81 90 0SB 90.
ST LOUIS Feb GCattle- Receipts 100 head shipments
700. marker strong Heavy Native steers SO 20
81 80; Fair a. SO 90 ass 80 Butchers Steers Medium
St0Ckers and Feeders, Fair to
81 7O42 So Rangers Cornted. IS 1853 So Grass-ted
81 75d2 50.
Hogs-Receipts G, 500 head shipments 600; market
slow Choice Heavy and Buchers SELECTIONS 81 1oas so
Ordinary 10 Best. 81 20 al 80.
Sheep-Eeceipts 1900 shipments lou market steady
Fair " Choice 50 004S5 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

sCrRENE coUEI-GESERAL TERN Before Van Brunt J.
So 90 49, a. So 81 49, 40, A. 80 So 81 o. 90 100 lO2
suFRgME -cHAMBERs-Beforo o'Brien, J.-MotiOn
calendar called at II O'clock. -. -
S 3Go |3 22o d$ o i+ 2d 52 5so 1873 4o 1858
sUPRE4E -sfEcIAL TERN 1PAEr Ii Before Barrett
JNSs llG$ c, $50 LIZ 1000 lleQ $50 962 Sg3
Adjourned u4n February '4, Is ,, po,,u. uo-o.
case On ROlins VS. Chicago Car Co No DAY calendar
ssuPErMg CorET-CIEcUITcP III-DeiSre IngFaham.
BOSS 29s6 POOP 29s3 1884, 3OO2 2a50 2e62 1910 20l
sUEENE 5d 5.o 5 fore
1907 26s7 29Qg 45sZ l74l 4og 1851 245l, 97O5 2O43
sURRoGATE's CoURT-Beiore Ransom s-Moton calendar
For probate iS5C Of DaEie cune Maria Gro or Chic
Joseph Mobiles, 10 nj Harriet GgnoqX. Lula Sylvester
and William Roth. 1890 a. IN.
sUPEEoE coCHT-GRsERAL TERN Before sedgTck G. j.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEoiAL TERM-Before Freedman, j.
for S @
SUPERIOR CouRT-TEAL TERM-PAET u-Adiourned for
sUpERioR coURT-TRiAL TEE,i-PART Iu-Before o'Gor,
Gn c 20 DAY S oSdr vs. Nc" AOA Elevated Na'0d
CoTM6S PLEAs-GENsGAL TERM-Adjourned ior The torn.
COMMON PLKAs-SPEclAL TEB,i-BeioIe Larremore c. j.
COMMON PLEAs,1oESyrIY TEEM1BecTe Van HOosen. J.
CoMMoY PLEAS TRIAL TEKM-PART Before Daily; Nos.
100 43 1902 ga l4O2 llOZ 9l4 lo5. 1865 llV1 49,
NOS gG5 l0I 994 1909, us 07l 1918. 1882 1871 IOJ7
llOs. 1903 III. liz
CRY CoURI-sPEcAL TERh-Beiore Before Nchrbas j.
cry coURr-TniAL TEaM-pARr I-Before McAdam, @ j.
Nos 300 1866. $50. 500. 606 sos 6l2 6l3. GIG.
CRY CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PAKr If.-Beore McGOwn. J.
Nos 40l 4O6 603 3D. 1891 629 652 225s G2S GS5 ABB
cry CouRT-TRtAL TERM-PART III.-Before Enrich, J.
Nos b2Z 449 637 37 4iT BIZ @36 5Oi 49, 557 $685. b2O
364 63s 3lS3. ~ -
COURT GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART IIBeiore Cowing j.
and Assistant Attorney GOnNOs TO 80 inclusive
(oUKr or GENERAL SEssIONs-pAET IT-BeiOrs Recorder
Smyth and ssstant District Attorney Davs-NOs 10 ID
inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssoS5-PARr lII-Befouo Mprtine,
aud Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos 10 10 IN
elusive.
COURT OYER TETMINER-Before Lawrence. j. and
assistant District Attorney FitYgcraldNo. J. EXraOrdn
AIRY Term adjourned 10 February H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 6At the wool sale; today the biddihg was
animated FOREIGN have notably increased In the past
days There were offered today 926 bales The Withdrawals
were numerous Following are the sales IN detail
Vlci0ria-Sales. 1000 bales secured 6ld0ls Sid; DO
locks and pieces 7a4dHls AID greasy 6adGls 2Ld DO.
locks pieces cad d Sew South Waes2 200 bales
sConred Idols ga; DO locks and pieces, Is ldGls 81
greasy. 7i.dals Old DO. looks and pieces sid 90 I'd
Queensland 600 bales secured Is I'd DO locks and
pieces 1Od ais ID; greasy 1870 do locks and pieces
DO locks nd pieces greasy 5LdGlld DO locks
and pieces cad NewZealand-3C0 bales secured, 0dQ
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 5000 bales secured 7sd
Is I'd greasy 6sdd9 1di DO locks ana pieces, sad Ias
10iad greasy. sd
ST. LOUIS Mo- Feb 6The wool market is steady. bright
medium ~ 28L, coarse braid II ~ fine Light 1898
fine heavy, 10 ~; tub washed, 81 a5' A"c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BUFFALO Feb; 6wheat There was an active inquiry for
Sprng Wheat $500 bush. OF old No ard sold az 81 3O49
81 Closng-od No Hard az 81 q = 9l$2 New No
AZ 81 lo No spring at 81 % Winter Wheat quiet tt 6Gt
Michigan ~ OF asked Corn quiet and weak NO Yellow
grades offered oats quiet but 6rm No White Slte No
8 White o9l4c No Mixed 2Sls 929. Barley weak and
unchanged quiet and nominal Flour quiet and steady
Bes Spring Patent Sc 9097 90 Best Winter SIS 40 as 65
Mlfeed weak and unchanged Winter Bran SO O06l5 25
spring SI 90 Cornmea steady. Dat meal steady Receipts
Wheat 900 bush Corn $4,000 bush. ShipmentsN heat
g. 900 bush. Corn 1000 bush.
boston Feb. 6-FIour active and steady Common
Extra SO 25a4 90: Wisconsin Patents SO O0ds6 so; Da
kOta Paeus s6 90 SO so Minnesota Patents So OOG6sO
Spring Patents Choice 70 Fancy 81 So Corn quiet
10 4ec Good 10 Grade a. Gt4c oats quiet steady
and unchanged Mddngs per ton sls Oo0s32 CO. Butter
Creamery IS 52sc Northern a Creamery 27c PROVISION,
si6 90 ai6 90 Extra Prime New 81 SOFA Lard IS 80
d69 30 Hams steady Boston Small 1d Fac Western
small no,Gl2c. Beef quiet Mess. S7739$8 90; Extra
Mess ss so s. 70; Extra Plate $40 25a $50 so Cheese
frm New York Extra II l2c Vermont Extra l2c Eggs
duh and steady Extras. l629l7e Vermont TX
tras II Use New Hampshire Extras l76l0c; Western
Extras nc Firss &C. ReceipsFlour 800 bbs.
and 300 sacks 600 bush oats 400 bush Shorts
Az tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

YOUNG MURDERER ESCAPES TO AMERICA.
Fritz Ruehl, sixteen years old, has confessed him
self murderer and fugitive from justice. De
tective Valiant of the CharlesSt. station, arrested
him on Tuesday for having committed burglary on
Saturday night In Jacob Thumann's restaurant at
No SO Gansevoort-st where he was employed. Al
the stationhouse Ruehl confessed that he had muir
dered six-year-old boy at Lsndsberg, Bradenburg
Germany, the last Wednesday In November, 1888,
and that his uncle had provided him with 240 marks
or go IN American money, 10 escape 10 America.
lie said that the boy bad annoyed him by showing him
about. and he had seized the little fellow and beat
out his brains against stone. Ruehl left his home
AZ night and went 20 Berlin, where be remained
eight days. He then proceeded TO Hamburg, and
from there Antwerp. where he boarded the Holland
steamer Pennland December and arrived here De
cember Is.
After remaining at Castle Garden a few days he
was employed by a cake baker named Kessler Of
THIRTY. secondst, between Ninth and Tenth ayes.
After working fourteen days he was discharged.
Thnmann then engaged Fritz as dlshwasber On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
ppOOrCF MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL Feb $3.50 D. In.Beef-Holders Offer freely.
Pork-Ho'ders offer freely. Hsms-Holders oasr freely
RacDp-he supply in OF the demand ChceseThe
supply large TaowHolors otter freely prime city easy
OF 3Os Splrits Of Observation-Disclosures OFFER moderately
Rosn- Holders offer moderately 1ard-spot and futures
Holders oor moderately prime Western spot t1 a. 55s 90
Sd March and April staadvat 37a Wheat
Holders offer freely. Flour.Hoders offer moleraiely
spot dun at as Id February dull az As Old March and April
dull a. Old Hops at London-No" York state Holders
offer moderately. -
LONDON FEB e-Spirits Of urpentine 33s Cd per cwt.
kNIWEEp Feb. B-WilcOI'S lard closed st % francs IS
confines per 100 kilos
ANTWERP, Feb6Pctr0louDiFin pale American francs
BREMEN FEB. 6-Petroeam-6m marks So ptonngs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
1--WE STnCK MARKET.

NewYork Wednesday Feb - and
"a eIoaas FOR me market; the later al Jersey LIZ
with the exception of carioSd" h4sn Nv he Old The
offerings mainly Of common TO lar qua'y Monday
prime Dee'e e., w ys,, (R We're e' not qae cleared
Poorest 70 best sold az So 40a94 % PeT 40
KILLS sold NJ so 45ds3 So Stays and oxen at - 81 La
"a and Hefes at 81 15gsS 90 fl, the Germanic
and INC ANGLIA NH Win ia bad and e onoco WITH 81
Cattle 40 quarters Of Beet ana AZ sheep re England
s 20 reported sail with LOG quarters Oh N,
average az So 100 10 u o 90 2si 81 a. Z
e. a. 12SS Is ~ al 49, SSccPs
~ a. "a; / BUD, 1870 ii, at So 7oi 20 Indiana 'O""
lgS W. ' Glet 10 Pennsylvania steers 12sS Oh ~
at 81 25 80 Buffalo do, 1870 ~ az - II u ~ ~ %
T,S a. o. Do o. IL ia f. at q 10 STATE Oxen 1456 ~ at
81 Sherman Bai laC uyer y Indiana IlsS p a.
a To- do 1913 H. at s3 So 10 DO l39I NJ al a y 90
LES Les no. Il 1850 Sa'' b. az u To- Is DO 1885
At s SS g. % SS dS S 90 1857 H. 2 90
1905 ~ n lS27 n s s. ~ p al d. l5 a:s4S
at % 80 DO 1915 r. al a. So 10 Indiana COWS ana
'o' AoFsSa ind9qq sSe5 1872 1893 r At q a % =
yest SG "a Extra Prime Kentucky Steers 1887 3D.
at t. X Re,onstcn ~ Chicago 1928 a. pa u p
do 1885 n, a. "A IS d. liza d. a; 81 J. LIZ DUH
saS cRssg9 Steer seeS 1879 1879 at 15 3 3 3
G WicRSsn do 1917 u, al 50 90 o6 Michigan oxen
l499 sn ~ 81 10 Chicago Steers 1913 b. SO 90 IL
do, I62 n at "a; Ii Stays 1897 d. at 90 Buns
i'S IGcH 36%sReep, q head Dull and RiD %esS
at 3 ess Psc 5 head a, $50 to $50 per head
& fRockofeilaF: is Cows at $40 per head.
CAEvES@Reefpt 5l7 head aloIy a. goa.st Steady
TO d T%ds: Of 4 ea 2d go2 per y 100 ~
a % 81 Ia 50 a. and Veal. ~ 50 50q$9. g. ooo -
,yaeo at y 2 per loo + Il Weefa Calves
a; I'll do, i8G ~ at IS 52 o. t AZ 10 az g. ..
IS 50 is is Harlem DO 50 to 1913 +, Ct SO 5oe%9 SEQ
n al a do Ia H. at IS is do, leo h. at 80.
D. Harringt9Ri ve@s, ITO ID. at 81; II DO. 1S5 b.
J. g ca,tls as xsais 10 p At 1872 ~. .,
Judd buckingham % fG "a GSy s az " 90 4
V' sE alP &N6 s. % carloads Of
S and y Dozen o. Carloads We're already in the pens
Trado slow and demand limiLed but prices were fairly
AZ least 20 carloads We're Gnsold az the close.
Ordinary to prime sheep sold at S4as3 40 per 100 n
and about 50 head at 50 6o9s5 so LIZ decent to choice
salesNew ton Giett az Ohio sheep - d aVe e
az Is IS; 25 do 81 a. at SIS 25 81 do. 100 IL NJ at
Is@ 81 s Per At % ~ d. g. isS Pc
5@a4 aas & 6S iSs Michigan Sheep SO n. at
j. :. SadleF & CO.. 2Os kentucky Sheep SO IL n,
$5of2a Culver % 11s Indiana sheep 191 p a. @
a lg d d SIS ~ a. So IS d. 40 rs q 20 !? b DO III
~ al SIS o5 50 Indiana Yearllncs II h, al So co. Is
"f HseD bsR's HON. g State Sheep IS n
a do, I12 D. at 50 20; Il Pennsyyani2 DO % ~ 81
yans am a't q q e IL n at 50 IS los
STATE us ss'g SD a EHmR s g e Sheep 81 O n So 81
ofsResep AZ e 94o Of SEQ head None for
sale NORMALLY steady at 50 3oas5 60 per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, n. Y, Feb Gin the Court Of Appeals to-
day the following causes were argued:
Nos. ECO and 1,2G1-Iohn Jacob Astor and Others
and Nathaniel p. Bailey and others, respondents,
against the New-York Arcade Railway Company, sp-
pellant.
Following is the day calendar for February 7
Nos. I39, 49, l6O, 161, 162 1853, 164 and 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Saturday night after the restaurant was closed hueni
forced open skylight over an extension ana uOppGa
into the kitchen. He was discovered by q hEns
Waterman of the Carsevort Market before no nan
time 10 steal anything but managed 70 escape. Jus
ticO O,Feillv al Jefferson Market Court yesisruhy
remanded Filtz TO enable the detective to notify tho
German Consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY Feb 6-Natonal Transit Certificates opened at
9Gas. bgheoL S1'a; lowest, S5is closed s67s. sales
Oj6 OO6 barrels: clearance 10000 barrels charters
Il 700 barrels shipments 99oO barrels runs AZ $50 bar
rels.
PrrrsBURG Feb. 6.-Petroeum fair active National
Certificates opened al eb'i closed AZ S7s; highest
STas lowest, cb-s.
BRApFoRp Penn. Feb. 6-Saional Transit Certificates
opened AT S6ss closed az 81 highest S7s; lowest SO n
Clearance $4,000 bbls.
TnUsy!LLE Penn. Feb. G.-Natonal Transit Certificates
opened az S6as; highest o7 lowest S6is closed s67s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL. Market REPORT.

but trading was uninPoran sar eafsoes guc Sed
II 5-Sc. Mid grades have fair demand Sses ZUO
bags Guatamala 10 j-Sc, and 2 100 bags East lhdes
10 1891 l-2 The speculative dealings were eAetGa-
day did not amount moro than 5al0 points After 9
sIirhtly scadier opening, cables came IN weaker anc
nTiecs declined trllo, closing dull. Hayro Is un.
Changed on February aud March, but l4al2 fr lower
Steady. Exchange Cpriyatc q "a bags receipts 1000
hos: RI clearanccs for United States 5000 bags
toi stock, 425 bags Santos receipts IL 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Ia
On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market
IN, On Eia,n Creamery 97a 29o; Choice Western
d5o. Choice barry 2OG22e; Good 10 Cpice Is 0Z0c.
Eggs weak at lSDl3Hc
CIycrNNArr Feb 6-Cotton steady Flour steady. FIRM
vsmy "a iO9s4 25; Fancy 81 90 8$4 s5. Wheat steady:
No 4 Red lO0c Corn strong NO. Mixed 30c OaEs
steady No. Mixed at 2sG Rye Quiet steady No
&c pork dull nominal at $l2 co. lard at 90 Bulk
meat %sat' c SG' at 81 ST. Whisky Urn sales Of 81
hhis nnshed goods the basis Of 81 g. Butter strong
Fancy Creamery az $40 Prime Dairy 1919 Linseed 81
arm At So 95sc. Sugar steady Had Refined d'c New
a. 90, Packing and Butchers "a iOdst 90 receipts
200; shipments l. 700 Eggs steady AZ 29l2hc. Cheese
arm Choice and ohio Flats 10 ppllh Eastern Exchange
nrm and unchanged. Receipts Of what 1000 bush ship
ments 900 bush.
nvrRorr Feb 8.-whcat-No White cash 1000 NJ.
Rcd cash and February 81 i2c May lOO4ci July 500.
Corn-No. 2 cash 39ei February Sc May 369.c. oats
Corn II 900 bush. oats z, 800 bush
txntASAPoLls Feb 6--wheat ,tealy No Red Csc nom.
inai Corn steady No. MxedJl 9c bid oats nrm. No
Mixed zoe.
uuwAuKEE Fob 6-Flourquiet and unchanged Wheat
cash a. s9ac Nay s S 9 corn 9set No g. e 70
AL GSEe Barley drm No q ghc Provisions weak Pork
ce.S At 81 IS. LAri-Cah % 81 30 ebsuary 81 90
Butter nrn Dairy II Esss steady Fresh az "a 30
T%o" Nils wheat sOOOush. Barley 1890 bush shin.
, Dou Fionr 900 bUls Barley $4,000 bush.
MIyyE,potIs Feb 6.-whest strong and steady Clos.
ing mutations wersi No. Hard, February 81 10 do
M5rS6 81 ID do DO Ma Nh DO i My 81 >, To- on T track
~ ~ 81 * Ma Northern February O2o; DO March
Csc do NAV 06c trace 02@e6o
pgoRr, Feb e-Crn steady New High Mixed 292as.;
No White 2IG2I4oi NO White "a ia25 lie Rye quiet
sisaay No q aj940Jc Wmskey drm; Wines 81 0i
sprs al 08 Roc,ps-Corn $500 bush oats 3V 900 bnsh
Rye none shpmnsCor $4,000 bush Data $4,000 Dush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
CHARGE OF BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE

Abraham Giun, a Madisonst. tailor, was arrested
on a charge of breach Of promise of marriage and be-
trayal by Deputy Sheriff Crawford on process IS
sued by the City Court, the complainant being Lizzie
Margolln Of No 176 Madlson-st. The suit IS brought
for $4,000 damages, and Gitlin was locked up in
Ludlow Street Jail I'm default Of $1,000 bell Miss
Margon through her guardian, Louis Cohn, says that
she first met Ginin last March They were engaged
10 be married but Gitl!n found many excuses for
pOstponing the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
A vERnIcr roR THE GOVERNMENT.

Judge Lacombe yesterday directed verdict for
the Collector in the suit brought by a d. Juiilard
& Co., importers, to recover duties paid on fine
wool tops brought to this country in 1856. The
Collector classified them as secured wool Imported
in other than its ordinary condition, and collected
du,v NJ sixty nor cent The importers declared
thai The goods were secured wool In the ordinary
condition and should pay thirty per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Charities, met at the Mayors office yesterday, and
talked over the various plans under consideration
for the amellorauon Of tho CONDITION OF the inmates
90 ,bo vsrous charitable institutions OF New-York
several imnrovements were advocated, and whilo
No definite action resulted It Is understood that
Number Of material changes will soon DO decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07

Iovpov Feb O. D. m.-Consols 9s 1916 for money and
ggls Tor the account: United states per cent bonds mi
do lI4 IliI: Atlantic ana Great Western first niort,
rrlste,' Certificates 3J.; Mexican Ordinary 4gio. TTc
second consols 1908; 81. Paul Common 6Gi Mexioan
Central drsi mortgage bonds 'os Nt"fork Central III
Pennsylvania, 56ia
Money is lLU2 per cent
Bar silver IL quoted al AZ I'D per ounce.
Paris syiees quote per cent rcGes SO franc, 10
eenimc. and exchange London % francs
% ccntmcs fOr checks.
ME amount bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal
Today ia $1,000.
Spanish Is 75ss
The rate In the open market both abort anil
three months bills IL Dc a2L per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
r11E aRAnY. nuNvINa, Csc Nor ENDED YET

Notice of appeal TO the Court of Appeals from the
decision OF the General Term of the Supreme Court,
affirming the Judgment of $4,000 in favor of Miss
Clara Campbell in her suit for damages for breach OF
promise of marriage against Charles Arbuckle, the
wealthy Bookyn coffee merchant was fled yester-
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-07
F0R THE INMATES OF CITY INST

FOR THE INMATES or CITY INSTITUTIONS
Mayor Grant and President Coleman, OF the
Department OF Taxes and Assessments, representing
the Board of Estimate; Dr. Charles T. simmons, Of
the Board OF Charities and Correction, and Mrs.
Josephine Shaw Lowell Of the State Board Of
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TIE MANCHESTER MARKET.

MAycnEsrKR, Feb GThe Guardian" in its commercial
Gle saws The inquiry for pr ting cloths poor the
orders In hand been mostly oIcCucd sellers readily ac
ccuiing although they VIII not submit 10
decline Heavy goods for the foreign markets steady
vi mn moderate sales. There little homo inquiry
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oaiaons are based American standard of classla,
Ordinary
STAINED.

Good ordinary. Low Middlins 1l16
strict Good Ordnary.7 5S Mddng ....-...;.-.Q 0-lO
The temper OF tho option market quite bullish
to-day, ana the speculation was more general, with
fecr buying by "shOts.r Liverpool adyices were
encouraging, besides receipts show decrease Opening
sales Indicated gain Of points and alterward prices
made further advance OF 3G4 points clOsnss steady
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stock
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil was unchanged a. cents per canon on, a.
New-York, and ESQ cents III fn'"'iI''' '"" "'i''
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SPIRITS OLE TuRpFNTINE.
HAVANA MARK ETS

CHARLESTON. Feb. G.-Turpcnune arm az 84G
WILMINGTON, FoD. b.-fuTpenune hfm ~ bis "a
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FINANCIAL MARKETS

HAVANA NAUhEIS
HAvASA Feb spanish gold. 236ii D136l E1chAng.
quiet sugar quiet
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COTTON-On the spot advanced lSc, with
better demand, closing seady Sales ga bales for con
bales as against 20l03 bales last week and 10 1874 for
lie same time last year Since September l the receipts
With ACCESS bales for the corresponding time last