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, 1889-12-19

PARIS, Dec. IS.-Enil Roux, one ofthe
directors OF the prefecture Of the Seine,
former secretary. The murderer had a
grievance and could get no redress.
, 1889-12-19
JOHN GREENLEAF W nITrIER.
Tuesday the Poets Eighty Second
BirthdAN

BosroN, Dec. l7.--To.day is the s2d
anniversary of the birth of the poet
Whittier. He Is very feeble and at his
own request will be spared the fatigue of
receiving the congratulations of his
friends, who have been accustomed to
greet him on these occasions.
, 1889-12-19
InhefiniteIy Postponed.

The hearing of two complaints against
the Northern Pacific Railway Company,
one by the merchants union of Spokane
Fails end the other by the Oregon Short
Line Railway Company, which were set
merce commission, was indefinitely
postponed by mutual agreement of the
parties interested.
, 1889-12-19
For Montana.

Senator Plumb OF Kansas came to the
rescue Of Montana, which has no SEN
ators to look after its interests, and to-
day introduced the first bill of the ses-
sion which deals with the interests of
Montana exclusively. 1t was. for pub
plic building at Helena, and asked an ap-
progriation Of $3.50, 900.
, 1889-12-19
A Montana Appointment.

6ecretary Noble to-day appointed
Captain 2. A. Kreidler of Miles City,
Mont, to be chief of the presumption
division In the general land office. The
Kreidler is here. and will enter on his
duties at once. 'HH
, 1889-12-19
Arrested for Forrcrv.

OREGON CRY, Dec. 1s.-Sheriff Sam
son to-day arrested gypsy here, who
Is wanted at Missoula, Mont, for forgery.
He made his mark OH the back of a
check for $40.
, 1889-12-19

A Detective Switch on the Hunt Road
Causes Some Damage.

WALIA WALLA, Dec. 1S.-This even
ing, as the west-bound express on the
Hunt road was coming down the grade
at the east end of town from waitsburg,
by reason of a defective switch, the tram
was thrown from the track, with tho re-
suit Of badly damagidg the engine and
baggage car. Engineer johnson was
considerably scratched. as was George
Savage the exDress messenger.
, 1889-12-19
NOT SO BAD AS FEARED.
Governor Melictte's Report on Desu-
tuition In the Dakotas.

tuition In the Dakotas.
ST.. Paul, Dec. 17.---A Pioneer Press
special from Pierre says: Governor
Mellctte returned from the distr.ct
where destitutiop has been reported, ana
he feared. In Minor and Faulk coun-
ties there was almost total failure
of the crops, and in portions of the ad,
jacent counties there are many cases oi
absolute dcstitution, and there would
have been suffering but for the prompt
assistance furnished. The people are
healthy and In good spirits.
, 1889-12-19
De.th Of 4 Famou. I'm rt.s

SAnAroaA, Dec. 17.-Oliver l.. Barbour
the famous compiler of law reports and
IN authority ON the same, died this
evening, aged 20.
, 1889-12-19
THE ENGLISH GAS STRIKERS.
Failure of the Movements of the Em.
DlOyes.

LONDON, Dec. 16.--The strike of
the employees of the South Met
ropolitan Gas company is failure,
the company having filled all
the strikers places with non-union men.
Tho committee of the striking gas men
at Manchester and Stafford have an
nounced that their funds are exhausted,
and they advise the men to ask the COM
panies to take them back.
, 1889-12-19
1T READS LIKE MAGIC.
The Story of the spokane Falls &c
Northern.

Northern.
Helena Independent.
The story Of the Spokane Falls &
Northern reads like magic. About
eleven months ago ID. G. Corbin,
brother of Austin Corbin, the New
York financier, sold out to the
Northern Pacific his branch road
and line OF boats by which the C9ur
d'Alene mines are reached. With
the comfortable feeling Of man
about to take great rest, he started
for the East, but stopped over day
or two In Spokans Falls. some Of
the business men Of tie CITY talked
, 1889-12-19

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1S.-In the trial of
the Navassa rioters yesterday, II. Jones
confessed that he killed Thomas l.. Fos-
ter, and said that William James told
him he had killed Mr.. Foles.
, 1889-12-19

BUFFALO, Dec. 1s.-While two men
were loading blank cartridges in the ar
senal this afternoon, four hundred cart
ridges accidentally exploded. Both
were terribly burned and may die.
, 1889-12-19
RUN INTO BY A TRAIN.
Three Mon Killed and Another Fa-
tally Injured.

WILREsBARRE, Pa, Dec. 16.-A party
of Poles were walking home from work
on the Lackawanna railroad this even
ing, when passenger train ran into
them from around a cure. Three were
killed outright, and another was fatally
Injured
, 1889-12-19

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 17.--By tho explosion
of lamp last night, Mrs Charles Keiffer
was fatally and her three children se-
verely burned. None OF them will re-,
cover.
, 1889-12-19
Frosh Fighting In Crete.

received Of fresh fishtins in Crete, in
which many persons were killed.
, 1889-12-19
COLLIDED IN THE NORTH SEA.
Two Steamships Lost with All on
board.

LONDON, Dec, ls--The steamer Ieer-
dam, bound from Amsterdam to Buenos
Ayres, with 400 passengers, and the Cav
Quansia, bound from Calcutta to Ham
burg, collided In the North sea to-day
AMI both sank. All OH board the two
vessels were saved.
, 1889-12-19

senators who do not favor the idea of
admitting with q constitution adopted
previous to the passage Of m enabling
act.
In the house II is expected that tho
democrats will fight the bills, as both
territories are republican, ana that party
is sure to make gains with the increase
of population, but both delegates believe
that the bills will pass.
Western Congressional Association.
The Northwestern Association changed
its name to the "Wcstcrn Congressional
Association at meeting tonight. All
semblance of q purely Northwestern
character to the organization was re-
moved by the adoption of motion
which makes senators and congressman
from all states west of the Mississippi
eligible to mem bership This was done
after long consideration and Ststsments
that the states as far south as Texas
wanted to come In; that the far south
states would not interfere with possible
Legislation on irrigation. Senator Stew
art of Nevada was elected
president, Representative Hansbrough
of North Dakota vice president, Repre-
sentative Carter of Montana secretary,
and Delegate Carey OF Wyoming treas
urer. II was decided to rent house on
Fifteenth street near the Arlington ho-
tel for headquarters.
No matters OF legislation were dis
cusscd, but some time was devoted to
the question Of drinks at the hcadquar-
ters. There was strong sentiment
against anything that looked like q con-
gressional bar, but yet there was de-
cided talk in favor of having such wines
as one gentleman wants to enter
tain another within reaching dis
tance. Congressman Pickler said
that while he was political
prohibitionist, and came from a
prohibition te, he was not narrow
minded enough to deny the right Of
taking drink to any man that wanted
to. He thought 1t would be better to
have the drinks in another building.
where the members could have them,
than to have the club responsible for
them. 1t would sound better among
their constituents. Administration bars
had been advertised enough at the
Senator Stanford made mild plea
for wine. Others thought II might be a
goodl thing to keep q wine room with
a very discreet person in charge. The
whole question was finally left to the
wise discretion of the executive board.
, 1889-12-19
DAAth of 9 Theatsr ManaEer.

New ORLEANS, Dec. 18.--David Bid
we'll one Of the oldest and best known
theatrical managers in the country, died
tO-daY.
, 1889-12-19
More Arrests at salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Dec. IS.--Several
more arrests were made to-day in con-
nsction with the recent developments
before the grand jury. ALI gave bonds.
, 1889-12-19

Council BLurFs, Iowa, Dec. 17.-Ex-
Congressman Lyman has been stricken
with apoplexy and Is not expected to re-
cover.
, 1889-12-19

BERLIN, Dec. 1s.-Wilhem Non Gies
Ebrecht, the German historian, is dead.
, 1889-12-19

Death Of . Nephew Of the President.
CHICAGO, Dec. H.-Wlliam Harrison,
nephew Of President Harrison, died at
his home at River Forest to-day, after a
brief Alness
, 1889-12-19
FOk HORSE STEALING ONLY
The Indictment Against Frank Wood
run Not Likely to No Pushed.

CHICAGO, Dec. E.-lt seems probable
now that the Indictment against Frank.
OF DR.. Cronin will not be pushed to trial,
but he will be tried for horse stealing.
, 1889-12-19
CONSUL LEwEs.
The Government of Tangier Demand,
His Removal.

LONDON, Dec. 17.-It is reported from
Tangier that owing to the action of Con-
sui Lewes in the seizure of fire arms, the
government been cabled to Wash
ington, demanding that he be recalled.
, 1889-12-19
For Irrigation.

Senator Pierce to-day introduced a
bill to authorize the secretary OF tho in
North Dakota with a view of diverting
tho waters OF the Missouri, the James,
the Mouse and Red rivers for irrigation
purposes. The bill also authorizes an
investigation into the question of irri-
eating By artesian wells. An appropria-
OF $l5O, 900 is asked to meet expenses.
Senator Pierce also introduced a bill
@ son sv % ,Ur pendten.iary ena nun, a. h;s Stai-
an appropriation Of $4,000 to be used in
repairing buildings and barracks at Fort
Abraham Lincoln.
, 1889-12-19

Senator Mitchell to-day presented
memorial from the Washington legis.
iature, asking for legislation declaring
tho forfeiture of the Northern Pacific
lsnd. grant between Wallula, WASH. and
Portland, Or. The memorial sets forth
that 10 line has been built between these
points, but the right-of-way is occupied
by another road, and there is valuable
land there which ought to be open to,
settlement. ......
, 1889-12-19
THE VATICAN.
Monsei Gneur satollrs Fine Recep.
ton In Americs.

LONDON, Dec. l5.-The Chronicles s
Rome correspondent says: Monseigneur
Satolli, in n long interview with the
pope, gave an account OF the good reecp-
tion accorded him In America. lie said
that he found the civil authorities will
ing to grant full liberty to Catholicism.
and expressed his belief that the Wash
ington government was favorable 10 ac-
croditing diplomatic representative to
the vatican
, 1889-12-19
MASTER WORKMAN rowDERLY.
A warrant Issued for HIS Arrest for
COnaulrnCy.

PITTsDURo, Dec. I4.--A dispatch from
Scottdale says; Edward Callahan has
insisted on the conspiracy case against
Powderly being pressed, and warrant
has been issued for the labor leaders ar
rnnk-
, 1889-12-19
Territories and Indian Afrairs.

Delegate Dubois of Idaho will proba-
bly, be. appointed on the committees
on territories and Indian affairs, two Of
the most important committees in the
house for his section. II rather indi-
Gates that Speaker Reed favors the ad-
mission of the two north territories.
Delegate Carey of Wyoming will proba-
bly, be named on public lands and mill
tsry affairs.
, 1889-12-19
THE SALMON CANNERIEs.
Exaggerated Statements OF the Losses
Suffered.

Suffered.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 17.-Representa-
tives of the Central Alaska Company
and Peninsular Trading and Fur Com
pany say that the statements with refer.
enco to their salmon canncry operations
there are not correct, the amount of
the losses having been greatly exagger-
reported, the Central Alaska Company
only lost about S73, 900, all of which has
been fully paid. The Peninsular Trad
ing Company only lost about half that
amount
, 1889-12-19

An Elevator burned.
BUFFALO, Dec. 15.-The Exchange ele-
vator was burned this morning. The
losses aggregate $225, 600.
, 1889-12-19

information whatever, and Captain
Bayne stoutly refused to talk about the
case,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

suit has been begun in the supreme Court by l.
Oebeman Co. and Ii. a. Caesar against samuel Lowen
stein who recently carried bushes, No 55j Broad
way as a manufacturer OF neckweac TO have the defend
ants assignment aside fraudulent and void and 10
have receive OF his property appointed
attachment has been granted by justice In2faham
in the Supreme Court, against the Connecticut Rubber
Manufacturing Company on the application Of Jonas H.
and James W. Lane claim OF - 092 - for goods sold
aud delivered.
Justice IngIahaun, in tho supreme Court, Chambers,
Yesterday denied application % eA.CoIoacF Henry wolf
lan for an oiGcr requiring The Cooperation Counsel
make moro his return IN the proceeding by which
Woman seeks TO be Icnsted IN h position az CLERK Of
Markets IN the Controllers Ontc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

cup,prne Cluft-Chambers- Before 1rgrsham Con,
opens az 10 80 a. m.Moton calendae' Nos 10 .. o.
elusive caied ~ u Oc.oek.
Supr.le C0ur-Sp r.li Teu-Pdit before f. graham
Ci,,ri oDpns az 10 O'cOck.--c,o day cticadai.
supreme COurt-Specal Tcfn.-L art II-AdjOprnei for
the term. -
ouraed sOr the term.
Surrogate C0urt-RafOie Ransom. S-Nlls OF b rbart
Fneei Margaret sinkc1, Ag,os Livilgs o. jon. al1
Chrfs{iau Ssucr 10 Rut III Kclmpt/ol, 10 :31 ILL.,
supei or CouIt--Spcc.a Ir.H-B sOis Freeman. J.
Cou't opens at II O ClOck.-Nctlons
SurpIor C0urt-1r.at Tcru-Pafts !, II and Had
ou mel for the term
C1mmOa PlCa--opeclai Te1n-Be!0rc Beach. J.-COuft
common PIcas-rrsl Tctu-PGIts l and II.-Adiournei
CITY Court-Specal Te~1'-BefoIe Nehrbas J.-Court
opens at 10 o. c'ock-AIotiOns.
City CourtTrai Tc.m-PIrto /, II and IIL-Ad'oCIlc1
for the
Court Of General srssions-Psr5 I8afora g Dc sleeve
J.. and Assistant District Attorney Jcrome-Nos. 1 30
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
THE STATE or TRADE.

A. Baltimore, Aug 7-Cotton dun middllng. 11'c. Flour
~ any shllpng grades hrmef tulU oOas7c Pry
SlGooci NO =, oJ2c steamer, So &c western
wlntr ~ J. spot ool2QoJ5ic August So. SeDtem.
Dr, o-3do-'sci december, 63isd63i.c CORRESPONDENT
uui ana Iathcf easeri white. 4fafJc; yellow 45oI0c;
western quiet; mNei spot, l5c: August 40 Septsm.
do mixed, 25e3Oc; graiei No. white 35a35Iac; 10
S.OG2lO o. ffgNlsi0Is dull. Butter steady creamery
dodi'c, Eggs firm; fresh lac. Pet 0cum dull re.
mel 7;l1c. ONE articles unchanged freghts %
Liverpool per steamer du grain per bushe sd Cork
IT oriers, As b. Receipts-Flouf - 600 bbis what
5000 bushels corn, . 600; oats 5000 Shipments-
fi9uf -9VOy Dds wheat 10000 bushels: corn ll3 GOO
SaiesLNheat 10000 bushels corn. 5 600
i.Ostlh Aug t-Maf@ets un hanged Receips-Fl0ur,
Buffalo, N " Aug. 7.-Whcat-Od No. 1 hard quiet
but sa ~ az 81 20i sales 5000 bushes Old hari sam
pie, al II 1000 bushels new at 81 900 bushels M
/ Northern q Ole; winter wheat -teaiy win AIR
demand; sales, ears new No. . rcd 81 Sic: 1 ear
20. red. at 7jcc; 1000 bushel. Old DO al 7se:
II extra new No. red 7sd7sac; 500 bushels
No. 1 white Oregon. az SG3ic. Corn Quei and weak;
sales, 10 No yellow az 41hd i9,c; No. Q 4Ohc;
5000 bushels No B. at 4Oac IN store. weak
No white, 81 l2G3la4c on track; No white 3oi2c
No mixed 2G2c In store; Rye steady; sales cars
feed quiet and unchanged. Canal feighis firm and
changed. Recepts-FOur, 5000 bbs; wheat, 1913 600
bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels rye. 5000 bushels
Canal shipmcnts-Wheat 2j2 600 bushels 22 0Od
bushels; oats, 30 600 bushels. Shipments BY raFour
81 900 bbs; wheat, $4,000 bushels; 5000; oats
35 900.
Chicago Aug THE leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
syBEoKn1s AND THE GERMAN SUGAR TRUST.

EPRECHEIS AND IHE OEhhdN StHAA Jhc IL
san Francisco. Aug (speciaD-Privatc letters
received here show that Claus spreclels, the CALI
fornan sugar refner, responsible for tbs recent
failure OF the great MadgeburS sugar syndicate When
spreckes was In Germany recently prominent
bankers Of Berlin and Hamburg, who Lad agreed 10
back the syndicate with several Millions asked
sprcckeis what the chances for conering the
sugar supply Of the world. Spreckes replied blunily
that 10 couldn't be done long he stayed IN the
field and controlled large cane plantations on the
Sandwich Islands aud The beet sugar product of Cali
iornla The German bankers then defined - ad-
vance the coin, whercupOn the Magdeburs syndicate
was forced 10 appeal TO the American Sugar Trust
and thus the details 0. the scheme 10 defraud the
revenue by artificial colorng was exposed spieck-
els IS strainng every nerve 10 increase the output
f beet sugar in California and there IS no question
that next season will an enormous crop raised.
md no less than two beet sugar rcfneres con-
,,ructed, one in san Diego County and the other In
Shasta Tehaina. The present refinery at Watson
vile VIII Iun throughout the year when the crop
in this fall, while the output o. tbs sand
wich Islands. OF which Sprecheis controls AesIJ
two-thirls, will be larger than for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
,,rn srncK MARkEr-nY rr1rnnApn.

II Lou,. Aug. 7.-CaUie-lsegept'. 1900; shipment.
500 MARKET active sal stO g, choice heavy native
.feer 81 DgR4 45 fair To oil 3d. - cOgBl - -ocker
,rl f.clr, ~ 2J0f2 80 ranger, cosnli - 21or3 49,
,eL a. 3yds3 range COW. an h, ff, ~ ouQ-2 -
fn..- Kcct Ut 400; shipment 1000. MaIkr opened
sioGa AMI close ane; iir TO cn'c, haN "a 35cft so;
Yackiup q a. 80; light grads fay - best 80 1Ca
"A g. Sheep r ceipts 1890 nipmtut 300 Mar.ct
a'uyc ami 1m; fair 20 choice % 'H IS 30; lam1s
fScaeo. Union stock Yari Ana. Tho Droycr,'
reports. tlftc-l CDpia, 1900 shlpWcN ts.
90 market steady. EeeN', - 2o0t4 IS st''rt.
,S 505f s.; stockers ant feeders o. Nas3 90, cows
bull, ana mlXcl CCcE3. Texas caur. ~ 0OQ43 10
natives ana hal brsls - 3oeas So Hoes-Re,eIps
t45 o. shipmo g, 600 market steady, mixed. - 25d
- s. heavy. e. l0dfl 10; hght 81 6Gsi IS; sxips.
- 5o5s 90 sheepReeeipts, II ooO nipmentt 9,5o1
IS Z,
iunal,. AtA. ,.--Iatue-Kecalpts ms. 81 hours 800
head total for week thus far 1072 10 time last
week 10 500: cons gncl through 800 heal . 900 of
which TO New.Yofx; 100 for sale. Maket steady and
unchanged. sheep and Lambs-i.eccpt- lat 81 hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
THE COURTS.
TO DIVIDE THEIR FL

TO DIVIDE THEIR FATHERS ESTATE.
Timothy p Chapman, a wealthy citizen OF Con
nectlcut died in 1869. and by his Will named as his
executors Sherman II. Chapman. 5. b. Chttcnden and
sherman Hartwe Mr.. Hartwe died without hav
ing qualified and Mr.. Chittenden died recently Prop
ety worth S12O 900 left to the executors in trust
for the benef of the tesatOr's three sons. One Of
the sons died and his two brothers pettoned Justice
Ingraham in the supreme Court, Chambers. TO have
the trust fund paid 10 them by the executors of MI.
Chitanden They claim that by the provisions OF the
Will this fund Wa be divided among the surviving
sons on the de2lh OF Mr Chittenden and Mr.. HaltWe
Justicc Msrabam yesterday appointed Robert VI.
Etng trlsteo to take possession OF the properly ana
divide Il among the Two sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
THE PETROLEUM NARhEI.
NEWS From THE FIELD AND RANCE OF rR1n,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AM RANCE or PRIcIa
1.-the comment Is called for by yesterdays crIts
petroleum. market. Business light at both New.
York exchanges. but the recorded transao Ions at
the Stock Exchange were for the first lime IN many
days, In Of The dealings at the Consolidated
Board. Prices In the Stock Exchange stil Jagged
3.sa1-2 cent under the = Oiatioas for September
options, and at the Consolidated Exchange 10.
n W. and August deliveries showed about the same
difference. The news of the day FROM the field wac
looked for next week The su1sldeuoe OF speculation
Is the most unfavorable feature OF the Temporary
speculation and Il leaves the market exposed to any
sharp change, she her nom presume 10 sell or
demand Of importance. 10 consequence OF this con.
dit on new blOOdr shut OF, and operators on both
sides OF the account wait for decided inclination 10
he course of prices. resting upon their existing III.
forest The ma het closed dun and without fea'uw.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

YLLN1I OF Inv J IHN TO ANoINI y Il. tIdNh.
There Mayor Controller Commissioner Of
Public Works the meeting o. the Aqucduct Commission
Yesterday only The four Comm ssou,rs who hold once
By Mayor Bcwitts appointment, Mc,srs Duane. Scott
Howe and Tucker. The real estate experts, Hugh
Camp and Charles S. Browu to whom referred the
question Of buying the site fer The proposed scvo,r
jerome Immediately waiting until he ume comes
build, made their report. II advises immc Haze PUP
chase. ana referred the Mayor and Controller for
theif views
The Construction Committee reported the following list
Of lawyers from which Corporation Counsel Clark
select counsel defend the city IN the litigation brought
by the Aqueduct contractors for whom N. ta.i former
partner w. Bourke Cochran, is retained; Carter Lcf
ward, Henry r. Beekuan, Frederic r. C0u1eri. Elihu
Root Daniel 6. Rollins John NJ. Bowcfs. A. T. hoard
and William 49, Hornblower. The committee -ay
that the st Of lawyers Well.nt,ei th, might
easily be extended almost indefinitely, but TO submit
would lend assistance 20 the Counsel Of the
Corporation ia making his selection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08

The Treasury purchased S254, 900 41-2 pc
cents a 100 -, and iected oH'rs % 500 20
Is at I2S IL. The Secretary su" ienl in
dicrt d his p licv t. prcya'' ~ con In ~ pu~-
chasc Of bond, ~ hig'cr th'p l06 * the l-2.
and IFS fr 'h' S. Possibly an ofer Of
=. 0On 600 or 81 OO0u,O00 per cents n 12s Is
l2s "A mirht tempt him u pur has' bnt
evident hr ha. no usc for snail To- abovr l2S
The stool, Exchange bids ~ is for them
he busine IN Nt"t0 's>ues was covered bv
eafs ~ Virginia G,. deferred ~ 3 80 Of ci Y
hank .toclls German-Amrrcnn sold "a at 100.
Importers and Trad r. 80 az $40 AMI Westorn
Nnti~r"i 80. "' =" auction sale, Of several
is-roS arr 80. orted beio
no general bond market nor specially
ct ve, bu' n Va firm and the busn"s' WIS re-
.t'ict-d nv the small Offerings ~ cure n u-os
Chesapeake and Ohio s sold m 10 l03'1r2 20
Richmond and Allegheny first receipts ros' I, =.
and tho second with lar"r 5 nes~. adv"rce1
~ b. and reacted 70 80 - a~ in.t g vest 'rdpy
Missouri knrsas and Texas general sol ~ T.
81 1-2af3 ID and he IS advanced TO 80 1-2a50.
Syn>naiheticallv, but without legitimate rea on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
COMING BAcK WITHOUT HIS rRrsoyER.

be'sciivo-ssrgcant Philip Rciiy, from whose CUSTODY
Tie iorser Bushnell recently escaped al Lima, Peru,
10 on his way home without the prisoner. IN
speetor ByrDes has received this telegram from
Panama:
HON" twelfth. alone. REILLY"
Tia understood mean that Reilly had
hope Of lecapifng the forger and expected 10 reach
Ncw-YOIk OIL August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
EUROPEAN pl.oDUcE MAEKEr

Liverpool, Aug. :, 3:4j . n.-Blcf pork, hams ara
bacon-iiolicH OYER Inodorstpiy One s-lio.cr' oI-r
u01osa ciy TallowHOii.l. offer sDlrugly Tur e. Inc
HOtcrs Offer freely. EOsin--H0IIs offer np. eratl y.
Lard SPOT aaf iufufesii .ic.r 0Gor moderately plHie
Western spot Angus, September anf October. So adv 100
33s. Wheat-il0io Onef moderately No spring
stead, 81 - 81. FlOur-Hoiler} Oi,l s.aTa- r. Cora.
ana futu, Dl icrs offer mode at3y ni&c Wcs
spot STEADY a. A 2i Augus steady at As 2d sop enhcr
and October st.afN az A. ID Hops at Londo1-faeiAc
Coast--Holdsrs offer freely
Antwerp Aug. 7.-fe-ro cum Finc pale A'acrcan.
IS francs 81 = ecntiues PAD an. Sc lers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
WASHINGTON GETTING Up A FAIR For 1892.

WASHINGTON GETTING Up A FAIR FOR 1902.
Philadelphia Aug. General Felix Agnus, OF " The
Baltimore American and Alexander ID. Anderson, OF
Washington. representing the Board Of Promotion of
the Three Americas Exposition. TO be he'd in Wash
ington in 1892 in this city to-day 10 confer with
the editors Of the various papers and the several com
mercial exchanges In regard 10 that enterprise They
we're only gratified with the cordial rtces ton
corded them by leading citizens Of Phlsdeli ha, bat
were impressed~.th the strong sentiment which per
yaded the community In favor OF the movement in
which they are interested.