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New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
GRAly AND PRODUCE N4RRETS
FEATURES OF YEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

The export business IN wheat yesterday SET uie
key IN the option speculation. The sales amounted
10 $4,000 bushels and $1,000 bushels were taken iof
shinrent on old purchases. There were also safes OF
40 600 bushels for milling purposes and spot lots ruled
a shade better The export business coupled with
LIGHT arrivals at the Northwest gave stronger tone
70 speculation but failed 10 stimulate the dealings
which stu fell below 100000 bushels The cables
were tame and IL some cases easier. January options
sold from - 3-SG - IA 20 60 I-lo ana NsS nun
= - 10 1916 cents. The market closed nih alu
~ a. cent as follows December. - - Jahuar!
y as: February. s6 5S March, 81 3-4 May, = -
and June - % cents. on the curb May ruled al
Corn was steady on the spot and l2sooo bushels
vera bought for export. There was ehi speculation
hnt in sympathy with the West prices improved
S~s51-s cent for the later months al Al - Tor
January Al for February and Al Il eenIs lof Aa!'
December being unchanged al AZ IL cents.
oats were frmer throughout both markets ana the
op,ons ended I4GI-s cent higher az 20 for December
and January. - IS for February and - oA cents
for May. ., = -, g. e,,,or+
The options were unsettled and closed UNCHANGED io
January al 81 =, and down point LOT feoIuaI!
al S6 - and March al S6 81 and points lower lof
May. az S6 4O ,-...,,So, -
~oTvYorf Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows: Wheat 90 300 bushels corn. 211.fl4 busheis
oats To- Qla bushels: total STain. 496A.- bushels
aour - pa packages. At Chicago. milwaukee, ana
= Louis the arrivals Wheat Ia .lO4 buSlels
com Ca1 49, bushels. oats. -o3.o54 bushels tOlal
rain. O43 500 bushels; -four, 29,l07 barrels
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

James stone the colorcd jockey. whose appeal was
recently decided against him. was resentenced yes
tertay 90 be hanged February for the murder OF
Henry Miller az Coney Islend. The Governor VIII
be asked 10 reprieve him.
Absolute divorce has been granted TO Mrs Catharine
Serra from Joseph Sierra. lie sued her FOR divorce
and she brought cross-Suit. and viii secure anony
Conrad Kuhl. ace thrty-one Of No. 523 sixth ave.
y.york. attempted to commit suicide while dong
carpenter work upon rev building at No. @Vd
Frankn-st. yesterday. lie stabbed himself foui
times i'm the abdomen and taken 10 ST. Catharlne
Hospital. where he is likely 70 die.
The Brooklyn and Coney Island Railroad Company
proposes 70 introduce the Thompson Houston over
head wire system Of strectcar propulsion on the Jay
and smith route. and extend II q C0ney Island
While drunk last evening John Callahan, age forty
nine OF No 152 Twenty-seventh-st committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor
The Kings County Elevated Railway Company VIII
begin work az once upon branch line. 10 run 10 the
new baseball grounds in the Twenty sixth Ward
Judge Van wyck. in the City Court has granted
an Injunction 70 Henry J. Cullen. ir., restraining
H. Van Benkendorif from destroying his virginia
creeper at the rear Of Mr. Culen's yard
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec l. (Specian.-Wheat was strong To-
day and scored little advance in spite Of the OPP
position Of Hutchinson and some Of the other oe
men in the pit. The outside news, which for TWO
or three DAYS has been getting more and more bulhsh
was to-day Of the same sort II came too, from bolh
directions: the bull influence Of the Northwest not
being as usual. Offset by bear influences from the
seaboard. but rather received aid from tat quarter
Duluth received only fourteen cars ot wheat
MINNEAPOLIS only 219. and these gave the price us
frSt upward inclination. Gables were steady. New
York reported considerable new export business
Philadelphia cleared l33.5O0 bushels of wheat ana
Baltimore reported a cargo Of $4,000 bushels taken
thers during :he day. The big short sellers showed,
however no disposition at all to until almost the
close Whenever the May price got 10 = ]:
Hutchinson offered all the wheat that anybody bd
for. Corn was run up ; = cents for December
delivery in the last minutes OF the trading by brokers
representing Hutchinson There Is only week left
for the short sellers. The stock which j. less than
700 600 bushels l. all supposed 20 be in the control
Of This man. and the weather has been such thai
owners Of corn in the country found II useless "a
bring il here to market. Hutchinson brokers'
however had no trouble in running December 10 80
cents with trade Of less than 10000 bushels. II
closed at "a 81: May was not affected. opening al
80 and closing az 33 l.; Provisions We're duh
January pork showing AZ the close only IL cents
advance short ribs only IL cents advance and
lard closing Just where ii opened. on the curb May
wheat sold at 50 5-c.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
Up IN BUSY HARLEM.
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS,

Patrick Burke who said he lived at 40. SO Con
eressst., Brooklyn, stabbed himself in the abdomen
with pocketlSnife yesterday at One hundred and
forty-egllth-st. and Bradhurstave. and inflicted a
dangerous wound. Burke is crazy
The formal opening of the new schoolhouse occupied
by Grammar school No. "A. at one hundred and
fourths and Tenthave Will take place at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
Salvator Marani, Of the alleged assailants of
DOmenicO Careo, who said to have been beaten
to death in the lquOrshop NO 4O5 East One-hundred
and-twelfth-st., Little Italy, on December 4, sur
rendered himself 20 the police yesterday
The Harlem Philharmonic Society gave its first
public rehearsal in the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall. No > West one hundred and twenty
ffthst Yesterday afternoon and the first concert will
be he'd at the same place this evening.
The LcnOx will hold reception at Wallace's
Dancing Academy. in West One-hundred and twenty
sixth-st., near Lenoxave., this evening A supper
will be served In the hall
Mizpah Circle Of Kings Daughters will give
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
ELIZABETH.
GENERAL DRAKE TO PAY 500 FINE.


General ]. Madison Drake was yesterday sentenced
@ Judge Mccormick in the Union County Court, 10
pay fine Of 800 for printing in his paper "The
Daily Leader" criminal libel on Henry Cook one Of
the publishers Of "The Central New-Jersey Herald"
SenerA brakes lawyer, Judge Gilhooly, gave notice
~ pe Court that the verdict would be appealed 10
r,s M, supreme Court Meanwhile General Drake was
f''N0a under $500 bail.
soHa 7. Rankin. jr., the Republican Mayor-elect
80 s'v'uSs sok the oath of Office, being in by
M DoNfaae predecessor, Mayor Guer.
H.. Iee1 0O,neH Motor Improvement Company, which
80, .1u 80 ue Newark and Elizabeth horse railroad
:, 80 80 'e entire receipts Of one Of its cars to-day
TO the City Hospital
Judge Cross yes,eudav gave a verdict against the
ffeH'ans Relief Association. which sued Mrs Mid
uieoIooA ior violation Of the city fire ordinance by
- "oouen puiaAr inside the fire limits. The
o. 80. ~, u'e' lhe association had no power
INV U''''''n is regarded as important.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

THE sOUTHERNERs ONLY WANTED kNOWLf~D"h' H.
lanes Wallace of No. AIS East Eighteentrst., New
York the alleged " green goods swlnoler' VINO was
arrested Tuesday night, was arraigned before romeo
Justice stilsing yesterday morning. IhonlaS t.
Gaines. the farmer from Granger County, tennessee
and samuel Davis, postmaster at Nathan' Cho'
County Tenn, who came North in response TO tle
ciruisr letters they had received holding out glitter
ing prospects for making fortune toid ther stor9
Gaines In winding up his recital said You see
thought il was a swindling business all along, and
Just came on to see 1t and investigate fosVh'asler
story The examination was adjourned until this
morning Gaines and Davis are detained as witnesses
A suit for $1,000 damages. brought by Peter
Hogan against DR.. William p. Watson, was begun
Yesterday in the Circuit Court before Judge knapp
In May last Hogan was run over by Dr. watson ;
wagon DR. Quimby the physician who attended him.
testified that he treated the patient especially Tor
rheumatism.
Henry Wolff who arrived from St. Louis on Tues
DAY. intending TO sail the steamer Rhynland yester
day for Antwerp fell into the river from the Penn
svlvania Railroad Pier No. and drowned
watcbman on the pier saw the man in the water and
pulled him ont.
vce-Cbancellor Pitney heard testimony in the Chan
cellor's Chambers yesterday, in the suit OF Mrs
Matilda McVickar for divorce from her husband James
Meyickar Of Orange. The couple were married III
Ballymena County Antrim. Ireland in o62 ana nave
moi lived together for seventeen years They hveu
IN prooklvn until 1872 when they went TO England
Neyickar returned to this country and his wife went to
Geneva switzerland, where she opened young ladies'
boarding school.
The first lecture in the free course offered py 'he
yung Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor Oh the
Raang Methodist Episcopal Church was delivered
q Monday evening by F. " Barrett Editor OF " Inc
American Grocer The subject was From ocean
Ocean, with d Tour through the Yellowstone Farh'
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

also apoogzed to Mr. Meyer in the presence OF lew
prominent residents, and agreed to pay the c1sts. CO.
aman's charges had affected Alfred smith as wei as
Mrs Never After the case settled smith sought
Bahman and found him in the iackensack hotcl, oa
finally led away by friends. smith declares ne Win
have satisfaction if it costs him his life ana Bahnal
has Instructed his counsel to bring a slander SUIT
againt smith. Both are prosperous business men,
The Grand Jury of Bergen County Yesterday lnvGs .
tigaed the trouble that occurred last lhursda4 hie
i'm he house of Abram FerdOn. wealthy resident Oh
Fort Lee About midnight neghbors were aroused
by the firing of pistol shots and cries OF " MuIoer.
No one was injured. Ferdon has recently Deeh ue-
clared insane by two physicians
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
11vE srock MArkErs-nY rrLreRArn.

Buffalo. Dec 1s.-Catte-Receipts last - hours 76O
head total week thus far l2S40 for same time last
week 1920; consigned through, lfso head, $50 OF
which % Newly 700 fOr sale market unsettled but
generally lower sheep and Lambs-l.eceipts last -
hours 2OO head for week thus far. -0suO Tor
same time week zoe consigned through 500 head
500 Of which New 5000 for sale market steady
vi demand. nogs-keceipts last - hours JoO
head total Tor thus far 80 900 Tor same time last
week So $50: consigned through. $500 head lUSo OF
which Ncw-York $500 for sale market steady ana
firm mediums and heavy, - lOaS 15i mixed IS 40
Yorkers 50 S0GS3 81 pigs, 80 75dSS So
ST. Louis Dee. 1S.Cattle-Receipts 3lOo head mar
ket strong GOOD fancy native steers - 3odS5 10
fair good DO SO 3edS4 IS stockers and feeders 81 zoe
~ % rangc aeers, sass TO- Hogs-Ressipts, geo
ksad usyR. fair choice heavy. sS 90 aS3 20
hacking srsd.s "a f5as3 90 Ght fair 70 best. S3 t0a
20 j5. Sheep Receipts, 100 head market Arm
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
FOR INpIGENT soLDIERs AND sAILORs.


The Board Of Supervisors has authorized commanders
Of G. A. r. posts organized, hereafter organized
in the county 10 look after the burial Of soldiers
sailors and marines. Whenever their relatives or
friends shall be unable unwilling to defray the
funeral expenses the County Treasurer Is authorized
TO pay S35 for such purpose upon the certificate Of
commander. The county will also pay Sl5 each for
marble headstones placed at veterans graves
committee has been appointed by the WeStchester
County Association, G.. \. L.. 20 wait upon the Board
OF supervisors and ask for increased appropriation
over last year for the relief Of INDECENT soldiers and
Sailors In the county. Last year the Board ap-
propriated $1,000 this year il has APPROPRIATED but
$1,000.
WHITE PLAINS.-Charles Pattison, Editor and pro
pretOr Of The WeStcheSter Reporter has disposed
of the property 10 Edgar G. Nichols OF Webster Mass
who took formal possession OF the establishment YES
terday.
MOUNT NERNON.-The Trustees Of Mount Vernon
on Tuesday evening granted franchise to establish
central telephone Office, with district messenger
service, and also burglar alarm service the village
public meeting of taxpayers VIII be held 10.
morrow evening 10 vote the question Of raising
$4,000 10 pay for site for village hall and erect
ing a suitable building
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
NEWARK.

Eva HAYES Young woman living at No. TO
Nagaznest.. Yesterday struck with a horsewhip
Frank Miller bartender who, it is said, is married.
and who recently became engaged to Eva's sister
Emma. The wedding was to have taken place on
November 25, and just prior TO that time friends oi
the girl discovered that Miller was a married man.
The affair yesterday occurred in the street
The Tax Commissioners yesterday increased the
assessment on the Essex Passenger Railway COM
pany's property by Sl5O,OOO.
d. Charles W. Engleman, whose Office is at Rall-
roadave and Wanu-st., was taken 10 Elizabeth yes
erusy and placed under 81 900 bail. on charge 0i
criminal malpractice. The complainant Is Miss
hhh'e Williams, Of No 335 Franklin-st., Elizabeth
efy Vanderveer Of Elizabeth, also implicated III the
case was held in 81 900 bail
Ihe Police Commissioners have decided TO make
vigorous efforts TO enforce the sunday laws.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

musical and literary entertainment in the Harlem
Preshvteran Cburch in One-hundreiand twenty fifth
st. near Madson-ave.. this evening. one Of the
features Of the entertainment viii BE the reading Of
TennvsOn's poem, \ Dream q Fair Women. IL
ustrated by seven young women in costume.
The NOrmalsp will hold their ANIMAL cake Walk
and concert at Harlem Hall this evening. The en-
tieS are numerous.
Morse Council No. a. Order of Chosen Friends held
election on Tuesday evening with the folloWibs
result: past councillor J. Jam,on Raphael councillor
l. H. Noe vicecounclor, Nicholas \. Lowe: score
tary y. F. RaynOr, jr. treasurer. J. y. shannon :
preIate D. G. Noe: Marshal. Z. II. Bortle: warden
A. D. Relbcrt: guard. :. L. Frey sentry. y. y
simmons and trustees. X \. Johnson, DR.. J. II.
Demarest and DR.. +. Il. L. secOfd.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
70 coyunER JrDGE RooKsrAvERs CAsE.

The Committee Of the Bar Association appointed TO
investigate the acts Of Judge Bookstaver Of the Court
Of Common Pleas in the Flaok divorce case. met at
the Office Of William ". Prichard. No : Nassau-st''
Yesterday afternoon. The members of the committee
are ex surrogate Daniel G. Rollins. z. Eery Anderson
william 6. Wilson. George {. Holt and W. NJ. Prchard
and All wers present The session lasted hour. and
was devoted 10 preparing plan Of procedure anu
affecting an or-anization Mr. Prichard was selected
- .,+ a. chairman The committee adjourned TO
meet al Mr. Prichard's Office tomorrow al D. m .
Mr. PriChard told Tribune reporter that VIZ
nesses woud be examined and papers bearing on the
case produced. The committee has no power to com
M the attendance Of witnesses but IL Is believed tat
All the pe-sons whose testimony would be Of In
porfance will appear Voluntarily. Mr., f11eharu Also
,sd that Judce Hookstaver had requested that ne %
sIoved 70 aur,car before the committee. hut II had
not been decided whether ne would be examined he
will come If we want him to- Mr.. Prichard said.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
COTTON MARKrrs-By rrLFGRApH.

Liverpool Dec. Is, 4 y. m.-Cotton-The sales Of the
dav included q. zoo bales American.
Futures closed quiet American middling low middlng
clause December delivery 3564d sellers December and
January delivery. 354d sellers January and February
delivery. 354d sellers February and March delivery,
366fd sellers March and April delivery. 37-G4d
lrrs April and Nav delivery 3SGid sellers May and
delivery. 39-G4d sellers June ami july delivery
g00id sellers July and August delivery 42Gid sci.
lcrs.
Galveston. Dec 1S.-COttOn middilng . fl.lGc
low middling. 1-l6c good ordinary net rceipts
54tS hac- receipts G232 exports the Cont.
ncnf. $40. sales. 5i9 stock u .067.
New Orleans Dec. 1s-Cotton easy: mlddling. 0'sc
low mddug 7-lGc good ordinary. 9Nc net receipts
q 9a7 bales gross ia exports 70 France OsT 20
tho Continent. Sass coastwise 253 sales $50 stock
AIS
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

SOUTH NORWALK.-A bill has been forwarded 10
senator 'latt and Congressman Mills providing
appropriation Of 100000 by Congress for pOstofce
purposes at Norwalk The bill prescribes that $50 900
be expended in South NOrwak and the other half at
NOrWalk
NORWALK.-B. W. Naples Editor of The Hour
has been allowed sl75 damages for injuries received
while rescuing passengers from the train that was
wrecked the New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad near New-iIavcn last June.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
DeCraaf & Taylor Co.
De K S
For Chris tmas.

over 800 different STYLES Of desks including every sire
style and price from s1o to s25o.
Desks in mahogany cherry, English oak quar'ered an
uque oak and selected ash. Trimmings OF polished brass
oxydi1ed brass antique silver. ron as desired
Davenport desks colonial desks French esofoires IN
laid cabinet desks library table desks, kidney table desks
and over 50 American styles.
Desks for Christmas fathers desks. mothers desks
desks FOR children library desks for students or writer's
Our desks are fitted with compartment drawers. pigeon
holes book Ids sides stamp drawers shelves. paper
drawers. pencil racks and every modern appliance
Make no mistake This is the place in this city to
buy desk for Christmas present Larger variety and
lower prices
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
STATEN ISLAND.

THE GRAND JURY on THE CARE FOR THE POOR.
The Richmond County Grand Jury yesterday at
Richmond made a presentment in regard to the Rich
mond County Almshouse. The prcsentmcnt said {:
I'VE recommend that an entire revision of the system
for the caring of the poor be made by suitable lcgsla
ton In view Of the loOseness and general mismanagc
ment which has been developed in this investigation
found in the administration Of affairs OF the pOOrhouse
and dsbursing Of outdoor relief the jury recommend
that be taken by suitable authorities to effect
The removal Of the superintendents and abolish those
Offices"
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
HACKENsACK,
CHALLENGED 70 r,o... nunr

Anfeo smith, one Of the leading bpsiness men OF
nscAensack' yesterday openly challenged Joseph
sahn'an' OF Englewood, to fight opeI 81 will have
s0uf piooo or you shall have mnen exclaimed smith
bahinan ID the Hackensaek Hotel before a crowd
a. people, The trouble between the men crew ont Of
- - meyer Bahman slander suit, which was set down
=. VIA IN .ne County Court YESTERDAY. The case
charge he a. had af mast @ade moment by Bahman recng
the proprietor of the National note a gsb,ps5 meg;
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
ROCKLAND COUNTY!

DROWNED IN THE HACKENSACK RIVER.
Joseph Fitzpatrick. wellknown resident of Clarks
town. was drowned in the upper Hackensack River
al Mont Moor, on Tuesday night. lie left home with
one of his horses in the morning and did not return
at night Yesterday morning his horse and wagon
were found in the stream, and examination showed
that they had fallen from the lower OF the bridge
which crosses the stream on the Nyack Turnpike
Search for Mr.. Fitzpatrick was made yesterday and
his body recovered.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
Scrofuia in Children.

In the early part o. lss7 scrofuA appeared on the
head u ny Nt.le Crandchii, then only Is months old
shortly after breaking sprsi rapidly al her
body The scabs the sores would peel OF on the
slightest touch and the 0doY that would would make
the atmosphere OF the siCkenlng snd unhearable.
The disease attacked the eyes and feared she
would lose sight Fninen physicians % the country
consulted but could d. nothing u relieve the h;e
innocent, and thelr opinion, that the
hopeless and impossible . save the ehids eyesighi Is
that decided try Swifts Specific s. :. 81
That medicine A, once made speedy ana complete cure
For year past she has been healthy as any
child In the land
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
,,,,nnprAN pRonrcE MARkErs.

,.ornool Dee IS-3 ;45 p. m.-Beef and pork-Holdere
Moderately. Hans-Hoders oGer moderately short
oier out Ia 10 N. firm at as Lseon-olders oner
eut cut Cumberland cut about 2s TO 80 D. d9 8 s2s "a
troci, Holders ofer moderately Taow Hoiders onos
prime city steady POS 3D. Spirits Of tur-
oo,n n olders oder moderately easy at SSs ID kosin-
tntIr. on,r moderately Lard -SpotThe supply Is In
OF The demand FuturesHolders Offer moderately
$3.50 Westen December January ana February dull ~
p5Ine Wheat and nour-IIoders offer moderately Corn
Stockholders offer .sparlngy. futnres-hSders oner
4s as,d. Hops at London-Paeihe Coast-Holde's ones
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
A nrRGLAR OF coon FAMILY.

william H. summervillc. alias Blonde Bin,' alias
Charles willis, alias George Anderson was convicted
in the Court of Sessions last evening Of burglary In
the third degree and grand larceny in the first degree,
in breaking into the house OF Mrs. Harriet j. Norris
AZ No. 413 Sixth-ave.. on october 10. and stealing
property worth 81 200. In his defence he pleaded
an aIibi. but not able 10 prove IT, summervllle
is connected With a respectable Brooklyn family lie
has lived recently In New-lork.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
LONG ISLAND.
A BARpER wINs sl5. .OOO In 4 LOTTERY

Frederick Eckardt, a barber Of Long Island CITY
Is made happy by the fact that he held OnefOrt efh
OF ticket No DS 455 Of the Louisiana state LOTTERY
Company, which the capital prize OF 5000 600
Eckardt can hardly realize his good fortune lie gas.s
fondiy upon the ticket and will not let il pass out of
his hands At first he thought nc had won ONLY
81 900. but when told that he had won SI5 900 he
Jumped out Of his chair and fairly danced for joy lie
saws he will give up his barbershOp and devote his
time 10 other business. Last evening there was
a steady stream Of callers al the barber-shOp and
Eckardt kept busy showing the ticket.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
Cancer of the Nose.

In 1875 sore appeared on ny nose, and grew rapidly
As my father had cancer and my husband died of Il
alarmed and consulted my physician. HIS treat
ment did good and the larger and worse n
every way until had concluded that was 70 Gle nom
lts effects l was persuaded :. :. :. and few
bottles cured me This after al the doctors and other
medicines had failed hal return ot the cancer
Mrs NJ T. NABEN.
Woodbury.. Hall County. Texas
1'e'"0 VII SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta Ca.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
TIE PETROLEUN MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

The January options opened up cent Yesterday at
- O6 Ii and then on small transactions prices
dribbled away 10 81 05a 81 o5 IA. At the stock EX
change tie fluctuations were confined between 81 O4
n ~ O4 j-s and II 05d 81 OF -. The dealings at
this board also were light, showing a heavy falling
of from the previous day. There no exciting
news and the speculation almost daily exhibits In
crea,ing disgust the part OF pykers. The markets
closed steady.
The range of prices and the total dealings were
follows.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

millionaire. has subscribed 10000 toward the new
building for the Polytechnic Instate 60 be built ad-
Joining tho present structure. lie was student IN
the school. but did not graduate. lie has alWsSs
mairtaIned a warm interes, in It's welfare. The new
building viii be erected next spring upon the si'e
purchased last year.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19

Of sylvester Gray president of the Long Island City
Savings Bank, was married last night to William VI.
Hudson, of Glen Cove. The ceremony was performed
at the home Of the brides parents. No 1873 East
Third-st.
New-York tribune., 1889-12-19
60 r,chanre. Con solIdated

Refined oil was unchanged at 80 cents per gallon
in barrels and go cents in cases Foreign quotations
were shade higher az antwerp. at Il j- francs, and
unchanged al 40 marks at Bremen and 6 3sG6 IL
pence at London.