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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
SCRIP ~ 4 TEXAS LAND COMPANY.
WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, AN EH-DlHhO1oN'
GIVES HIS TESTIMONY.

Additional testimony was taken before Justice
barrett in the supreme Court, special lernl' yes,
terdav IN the suit in which Jacob = Rogers al"
other scripholdcrs Of the Texas lana COMPANY w
nand tba, the company and william wafer fnoip'
and others who were formerly directors Oh Inc CONF
MANY account for The proceeds Of Inc sai' ol id'o'
which they claim should be set apart ioi inc i''ro-
nnrnt of the scrip. James c. Carter ana Julien l.
Davies Appeared for the plaintiffs and eHJuds9
Noah Doyis and Thomas g. Sherman for tho
detodants James A. Roosevelt and others welc
called by the plaintiff 10 prove the los oil u'e
minutes of meeting of the directors In order mat
a copy Of the minutes might be placed In eVdchce'
The Judge decided hat the loss was not properly
moven and excluded the copy.
For tho defence cX-Judge Davis stated flat he eN'
pected 10 prove that the lands In question had Deen
sold in order to prevent their forfeiture uhucr inv
laws of Texas which forbid the holding OF lands Uy
c nporatlons beyond limited period, WHICH was
ahout TO expire when the directors took action iieS
acted for the benefit Of tho scripholdcrs ana 'he
company which was amply icspOnsibl', ih'ehueu
that they should lose nothing William wafer
Phelps testified that he director OF rho com
peuy from 1850 10 1857 lie had disposed of the
$500 600 Of .ho scrip which he hcm ana hah retired
from the board Of directors. lie hal laihcu over
With other directors the fact that l,1OoOuo acre III
Texas land would te forfeited under hn iaWs oi m1.
state IL they not passed into lhulViluh nahu'
befOre AlriI l~-1 He had obtained the Opinions
Of coiylsc on this point and his action as director
had been taken in good faith for the benefit OF all
The Tearing will be contnucc today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
COTTON MARKErs.-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL Feb III D. n.-Cotton American -Middlng
"a Tho snl,s Of the iay Included 600 American
Fuures closed steady. An ricanNliiing Low Mddlng
canso February delivery l6ia luyers February and
March delivery iodid myers March and April delivery
NAV md Jnno delivery 80 SAD buyers juno and July De-
ynry iOOtd sellers: July ami August delivery 40
I'D s,llors. August end aepicmber. delivery. 316ld
lriyer,. september delivery > 81 Old buyers
G,,vusroy Feb 27- Cotton dull Middlpg, 10: Low
NifUng 10 Good Ordinary, 1916 net and gross re-
erints 2tD bales: sales. - bales stock, 30 lSJ bales
NoRvoK Feb 27-Cotton firm Midiling, 1916 net and
aro.s r.ripts 81 bales exports codswiso, 800 bales
s,le. bhB bales stock. 30e96 bales
e,v,N,,u Feb Fl Cotton steady Muldnng. 0ia; Low
>iiiiIinc ~. Good Ordinary. 50. net and gros,
cent? 1850 bales exports coastwlSc 613 bales; sales
2 300 bales stock. - $50 bales
NrwoRtv.ys FEB 27.-Cotton steady Mitilng. ll-lG ;
low Mddins . Sl6 Good Ordinary GIG; not receipts
IT-7 eros, recepts 27l9 bales exports 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE ROSES BLUSHED UNSEEN.
Washington dispatch TO The Chicago Times.

All Washington is splitting It's sides today over u
story OF social and misadvcntufc which has
Just leaked George Barclay, of the British Lcga-
ton, has Of late been devoted 20 Miss Letter he
beautiful Western heircss who has turned all wash
mgtOh heads this winter Mr Barclay is the attractive
young gentleman who Yamc and money at the
knickelbOcher club In New York by backing himself
to drive 10 the Brunswick Hotel, dress for dinner aud
return Inside OF ten minutes lie did actually &c
compIish this feat inside OF seven minutes 1T is
undoubtedly owing 10 this nervous haste abnOrmaly
developed IN an otherwise rather slow nature that
Mr. Barclay has now ~ accept his present mortified.
ton. II seems that Wednesday night Mr. Barclay felt
the approach OF the cold wave and purchased some
VI those warm wOollcu garments which stick closer
than brother TO cold mans legs. The same aficr.
noon he ordered box ot roses ~ be sent 10 his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
COWBOY RULE IN NO.MAY'S-LAyD.

Hucblngton, Kan, FEB. GA gentleman who ar
rived in this city last night from Liberal kan, says
That white there he met J. W Anderson. postmaster
at Collins No-Man's-Land who stated that he had
escaped from that territory 10 save his life. Last
week a band Of cowboys representing themselves to
be IN tho employ Of Tire Colorado and New-NeAloo
Cattle Company, rode into Collins, small place In
the west end Of the public strip, and ordered The
citizens 10 vacate that territory within forty eight
hours under penalty Of death. Hastily gathering to-
ecthcr such Of the postoflice property a. be could
carry with him, with his brother and mother, ho
fed 10 HosOn, "A small town the Colorado
line Anderson tells Of fen men who have barIcadei
themselvcs IN sodhonse % lghl DO c0WbOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
HENRY W GEyET'S PECULIAR uALADY

prominent politicians in this country than Henry w
Genet. amiliarly known "Prnce HaryD the last
years the ex-senator has invalid his ply
scisn until within the last few weeks believed him
be suffering from cancer Of the mouth. Instead Of
cancer, IL that Mr. Genet Is suffering from
Of flesh fungus eNciescence roots in
the forward part Of his mouth Just under his tongue and
H. has grown rapidly Within than month As to la
made necessary the extraction Of two or three OF the
patents front teeth. IL protrudes from his mouth
and renders articulation dicult Mr. declines 70
his Intimate friends lie can take only LIQUID
nourishmen and the popularity Of his trouble said TO
banjo tho skill Of his physicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
GR4IN IND rE0DrcE MARKETS.
FEATURES or NrwYonK DEALINGS.


Exporters stnl refuse o. buy wheat and only
% 900 bushels w,r, talon fo- milling account The
spot market yieli'd 1-Ar1-2 cent Ite option.
remain duh, les uan 100000 bushels changing
hands. and the cl1lactcr % The ieau-ac'ions Wa
unchanged. \ slightly increased disposition - s~I
short may have boon developed hut probably uot 70
'he cxtcu desired D., ia w.. Tern bull mauippiators.
MAY foll down 10 81 1910 cents against 81 90 -
on Tuesday night. Adyces fro,n Paris Indicating tie
existence 81 q considerable short interest, helped a
local rally o. - OO3.-. The close Wa, a. tho Ioss
II The fraction b on tic curb trivial rally followed.
Is market oniei duu ard down IL for tchruary ald
- fJr Narci, at 90 ! .. 5-- f0r April 10 o. -,
!. fpr Nay aha Juac 40 -, and b. cont "r july
~ ad IL cents. shipper Vcrc npt FIVE buyers ~
corn. only ~ 600 bushels b'I'T takrn ~ crgft
but rpOf lots .tlYuE - IA advRcc 4 ifs :
cent. Tho options wcr ire guar aid trhl 0rnff'uns
weio uacl1. get for February and jane a. - - b.
OF t-- re MurcA a. 40 81, lut ~ is cent lnf
Aprl a. - l, add Mas a. - q ccni~. oar.
Welc GIu luf ffead>. o.. options clo-ifs Unchanged
~ 20 - fpr February and Narl. 81 Il .o. Az
0ud 81 80 cent 90. Nay. ~ lHrl mnie' a-sH
was r. thc u.ar-by mout-s losnf only ., wllo
final Qu"fnt0fa HcVr ~ 10 for te mt four months.
r 20 70, June, - - 'or Jyy and = - tor August
To r.olpts ~ uan and hour reported Tday
~ Nevi rk TAilaielpie. LalRmoic aud 'iosi"u ~or'
a- FOIL Yws NIc.. iA.iul bushels, r ~, 10000
mstcl.. oat.. 7I.79- bushels total grain. ~ 80
bushels -four. ls,oi7 pa"knge,. III arrivals ~
Caica-o. NIr suir. AMI - inui, wrr y hcaf II Us
bushels cprn goo - IA Jcs oas. 1-3772 hu.hci.
tota grab, 52l,401 bu.hrt; -four. 5000 bmrcis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
ODD FELLOWS END IN EYCAMPuEyT.

The Grand Encampment of the Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows Of The State Of NewY ended annual
session at Decker Hail. No. 80 Union Square yesterday
afternoon Grand Patriarch william j. Dyer, Of this
city, presided, and about 200 members present
The report OF the Grand Scribe present
membership is 6099. increase Of POI during the wear
THE officers for the next year Installed
Grand Patriarch. T. C. Pratt OF whitehall Grand
High Priest Frederick Labar Of Ithaca Grand Nor
Warden, John A. Bennett. Of Brooklyn; Grand Junior
Warden, William Fraser Of Utica Grand Scribe james
Terwilger Of this city Grand Treasurer Franz Pfan
Of this city; Senior Grand representative Jacob Dicher
u Buffalo; Junior Grand representative John G. Deu.
ber., Of Brooklyn. II decided 10 hold the rae,
session in Syracuse, beginning February %. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vessels and Railroads
GENERN.NlRKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Thc market for Rio on the spot rs quet DNS
very strong Fat cargocs quoted nc, 40 Sae' aoo
ported Mld grades have fair inquiry. Saies' w
mats Java, pic. Nothing Of special interest uan'pfei
speculative line aud the dealings were very al1l
purcly OF local scalpng character After slightly
udscr opening the temper bccano stronger anu prices az
yahcod lOs H. points Affected Dy bcur caOc dll'c'
closing STEADY ia,rc advanced II f. Hamburg straiy
unchenced Rio steady Exchange (priNa'cJ - Il
receipts 10000 bag tiO cclanccs for United Sotcs
IL 600 bags cearancos for Europe. 5000 bags total
stock 1877 600 bass Santos receipts. 1000 bags Re-
ccpts at Rio July 1 10 February 20. 1899, 32l3OOJ
baGs time lSss 126b,000 bags, sarie time 1897
146 bag RECIPES santos July 10 February 20
1889 10000 bags time 1seS. 800 600 bags ,
same time 1857. ! $4,000 bags. sales here to-day,
~ NM. .L-..r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
AGAINST Il CABLE ROAD N BROADHAY.
LEGAL DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAY OF THE
PHILADELPHIA COMPANy's PLAN.


The declaration Of Peter A. j. Wid,nor, contained in
Philadelphia special Tho Tribune yesterday. that his
company would within ninety days probably begin work
cable Iaiiroal IN broadway capable OF carving
0Co Geo passengers day attracted wide attention aad
vs> much commented yesterday. Mayor Grant thought
that q; invoked legal question which could best 30
answered by tie ciy's law department Corporation
Counsel Beekmaa said that The railway company had
authority 10y cable road IN Broadway. The BroedwY
load had been organized under he Of 1884 which
general ailioId act snd specified that all roads
lalei hereunder should De operated by animal hoNe
power OF any motive power except locomotive steam
power provided that tins OF tho local authorities
and Of the Owners OF oacha the value Of the property
On -hc liae % the road lc lft obtained
The decision o. the Court of Appeals IN the Of The
Thitdaye. road was also IN the way o. cable road
Broadway fog the which applied 10 a cable
in Ihirdaye Besides, the had decided against
cable road In broadway impIacticabe the
eary trenches ana vaults would Interfere with vested
,shs Of both the city and private companies mans
pipes, pneumatic tubes and the like
At The offices OF the Broadway and seventh Avenue
Railway Company the ofc ais denied any knowledge Of
a. mI'ndng change in the motive power used on the
road President Henry Thompson not in his once
yesterday afternoon ana refused seca az his house
last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Feb $3.50 p. Beei-Hoders ofer m Sv
er,toS Pork-Holders offer moderately prime mes 80
81 6Ss sd Holders ohcr sparingy. Bacon
otcr moderately Cumheriand cut easy Al 3ss ID x
Holders freely Tall0w Holders freely
oley ri 2ls SPIRITS OF turpentine offer nIeta'ssS
friu az 36s i'd Ros.n Holders oHer mode Fiey isiufy
Holders oer moderately futures Holders oyer spa
Wheat-uO dcrs oner moderately New No sprink
al Flour Holders ofer moderately Corn-?po,, ~
futures Holders oher freely mixed western spot SEP,
nj Is llt February, steady AZ IS 2l March tu ~ =,
April steady ~ 3s Il "a Hops al LOndon-New YORK sa"
Holders offer moderately. ,,, "a ., ,ar
IWNDoN Feb - 4 H. Calcutta linseed, ios oil pes
quarter nuseed OIL lss I'd per cwt rtned petroleum. "a"
de, per gallon spirits OF turpnune, 3os 2i per cwI II
ANTWERP Feb % -Wllcox5 Lard closed at % ralos -
ccnumes per loo kilOs. , ..,.,. - ,r.nos
ANTwERP Feb Petroleum Eine pale American ~ 1AA-
cen times paid and II francs l2l ccnihlss sellers
BREMEN Feb 27-Petroleum- nc marks 80 ptennisA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
:INFoRMAr1oy ros srAnirR.uo2rE SEEKERS

NADH-udIi ON rum 81 MILH-NOME SEIhERS,
The preparations for SUMNER going actively on
the large RAILROADS, and suburban are making their
best efforts 10 place their attractions before the thousands
who having made their minds TO the country are
trying to decide just which ghboIhOod will be to
Their taste The Erie Railway has almost completed Us
publication, Suburban Homes" finely printed and Illus
taed volume giving the distances fare, pecu-
afues and advantages q the respective towns
OF soil, population VI lands and houses
etc, along It's lines The material for the boarding
house, list Is pretty well harvested and this 10 further
indication Of the rapid approach Of spring. These pubca
lions in their Of great public
presenting to the readers, they do general information
that could bc secured in way except the OK
IenSe OF personal visits physical impOssbtes
large Territory IS considered for instance
o. the Eric, which really four lines Of railroad
leading out Of New York. extending into Hudson Passaic
and Bergen countless y. j., and Rockland Orange
countless " y The cOuyenienccs Of the iailrOadng Of
toby make II convenient for those who engaged in
business IN New York live In the regions Of the Pal.
issdes the Oranges the surrounding hills and valleys.
The object Of this publication IL briefly and graphically
place these facts before the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
FIN MARK ETS-

LONDON Feb III m.-Consos 90 Is both tor money
and the United states per cent 6onas 90
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage Sr
ifcates 3ie do seccud mortgage 81 Cauaiiau 70
b2'- Eric 3O- do second consols. lO5 MeNcann ILL III
ary - ST 63S- CIV YORK 'enttd rs
Reading 24L Mexican Central first mortgage oon"s '-''
Pennsylvania Ssh
Money Is 2'4 az per cent =, sx ,-a,o. IS
ayioes quote per cent rentc' ~ 80 5sss,cs
confines account and exchange on Lohuon ~
81 centimcs for checks , NJ, ., v,,r.nd
The amount bullion withdrawn from the BANK oil Ens'AA
bal ancc to-day Is t2S2OOO. has, ard
The Of discount IN the open market Tor oVsA '" ~
three months bulls > ll6N2aa per cent
Bar silver - quoted at AZ I'd per ounce
MN L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

CITY Fob 27-Eaona Transit Ccrtincates opened AZ
"2i highest 92la lowest. 81 = closed. 81 L -aIes
1855 olcaraOce. lD26OOQ barrel, charters
Tcls.
PirrsBuRG Feb. 27.-pctroieum fairly active National
Transit Certificates opened % closed AZ 81 highest.
~ - lowest. 81 l..
BHAufoEp POM Feb 27-National Trausit Ceriidcatss
opened at ga closed at Jla highest 92's lowest 81
Ccfructs. l,l5n 100 bills
TrTUsvlLLE Penn Feb 27-Nauona Transit Certificates
opened al s2i highest ~; lOwest. 81 81 closed 9l1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE PETROLETN MARKET.

NEWS FROM thin FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES.
The crude market vest lay disappointed the
bears who looking for 30 c'nt range OF va,u"s but
dd not cncou4aps e bulls Against - "a cent. 10 boz
days cios', Tho opening 90 81 II cents aud The
pressure % eel that had been expected was postponed
fractional defne va. soon recovered and quiet i upon
the dealings the day there easing ~
value, which q Jss of Is cents hy The official
figures 4 wssh'1 sae 81 G0oOO biln'ls AT - .
near uc eui wac promptly detected. but thsr.
actual sales A. that prce immediately iitorwarl Tho
market closed vita 81 6s III" iast fecOrJ.i Sole
but there dispute about hr cp.ing I'D. z,
whether # was 81 8s VI 81 y? cops. te laue ngure
being finally put UP hc blackboard. There was do
Cdd failing Oh u activity yesterday, sn1 The ing VI
d.ftus in the tIaic wa increased The market again
c.sed weak ana carrying rats were higher.
Tho range OF pa0s sni The total dealings were as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

lodgings. Iale for dinner, usual, he rushed home
dashed OF pretty 20 Miss Letter, saying: Wear
these this evening for my sahe." and handed the motto
and the box containing the %oollcn goods 10 his SER
want who duly delivered them, while the box Of roses
remained upon NJ Barclays table. Although per-
haps not quite grovous an international ahront as
TorecD OGce upon this latest misht In diplomacy
are awaited with some amusement ana anxiety IS
for Mr. Barclays personal explanations Icy are OF
cOulse mnmeniOnahle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
sTEA1IyG THE FUNDS OF COOK COUNTY

Chicago Feb 2..-JacOb t. Goodman. until last
Saturday evening cashier OF tho cook County TIcas-
uIcrs Office, has disappeared with $4,000 5000
Of the couny's funds His bonds will cover The
shortage. Goodman told hi, wife on saturday even
ing that be was called out Of town and could not
say how soon he would be back. on Monday morn
Ing she became greatly alarmed and in looking about
The house found note from her husband saying ho
va short In his accounts. He attributed his ms-
fortune 10 speculation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
UBGIyG RE.sUBMIsSIOy IN RHODE ISLAND

THTINT IN-H TMIHNTUN N TUVIL TSIHNV
Providence, Il. J.. Feb. 81 (specaD.-The petitions
Of 3457 citizens Of the State, asking for rc-submsion
Of the Prohibition amendment. were presented In the
House today and also IemOnsiranccs signed By
nearly $4,000 persons. At the second hearing To-
day several Of the petitioners appeared, and stated
t.at thoy I'm favor Of submission principally
bccatrc the law was not enforced. several Of the
IemOr> trants alsO spoke. 1hele IS 10 hc another
lc3riny ON Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE MANCHESTER MARKET

MAScHEsIER. Feb. 27-lrnilne aud printing CLOTHS are
slightly lrromlar Come manufacturer firm and some
they asking slight advance. while Others are easy
scllrTsat Friday There quiet steady demand
for heavy goods usually III small quantities. Occasionally
there moderate sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

sDouses from W. J. Gates. George Spoties"ood j. IT,
Mccarthy r. L. sawaid T. c. Johnson john y Con"e.,
j. D. Ku,tz.Crook j. c. Barrett. Robert /. Porter anu
Td,,ard y reilly. The officers OF the exchange are
Thomas rbcdtord president Thomas T. Bishop ist vice
,,esdnt rdvard Elliott second viccpresiden; j. rang
bum IT,, secretary; John II. Frank treasured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
THE RETAIL COAL DEALERS AxyuA1 DlyyER

Guests and members of the Retail Coal Exchange OF
NewYork their second annual dinner last evening
the Metropolitan Hotel. Fully $50 were present The
committee having the dinner in charge Il. w You
mans. ir, c. h. Davies, NJ. EhrcDrech J. s. smoo T. t.
Martin and J. Pangburn, ir. Among the guests we've
j. D. kurtzCrook. A. g. Perhsm, N. J. Gates and H. n.
ehapter The basts ten In number. and ELECTED re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET

FALL RIVER Feb II print cloth market quiet snd
firm spot quoted at 10 IGc The market more
today and good demand reported spots with
volume ranficous Futures w're good asslas
with contracts july 10 October hGn At $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
noNoenrE cnlLLENeING AMl1ErR sKATERs.

Ncwburr y. y. Feo. e. Special. Young Joseph F.
Donogiue who claims the skating championship n
America. issued q weeping challenge to-day 10 al
persons in uo United state, or Canada 20 skate
,cr., Of five r1cc, in one day. The race are 10 be-
e.O yards, haf milo. aid one. i've and t'u miles
for the amateur championship and so medal
DonocIue names william B. Curtis D. hi, clo.ce for
referee and rnakos ~ condition hat The race, >hal
take place nltin 800 ul uf MS ely, Tie winner II
any fAlce race, 90 be champion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28

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an standard OF classit.
STAINED

Good Ordinary. - Low Middllnr IS 1910
strict Good Orilnlry..-7 =. Milling. b ..J %
There was very little stir to tie speculation, and prices
varied within fhe narrow lanse ~ 1a2 point, Liverpool
a1,c,s were -tuowhlf -eairr. without haNIn1 any er0
aud nnal neuics shov slight decline. Sale, 4"OQJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-28
LONDON MOHAIR SALES

LONDON Feb 27-At the mohar sales today there was
thu attendance and buyers were tle disposed 10 opS
Van ulOhQr could NOT W
sold Al any price Fifteen hundred and two bales OF AL k
,vere aaogued There sales OF 900 bales Of cape -
Il lO9d sixty bales Of Persian salvage wool soli
s4d remainder q the salvage Wool from inc snip "a
Walter Raleigh vii be offered Oh March D. Inc wow - :"
ported to DO much damaged