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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-16
MRS. BUMBERSHOOT.
A Treatise on tho Destructive
Power of Woman.



When II began to rain Mrs. Humber
shoot WINS obstrloting the sidewalk Mt the
corner OF Broadway aud Liberty street,
New York. don't mean TO say that she
was doing anything unusual. She was
simply standing there aud blocking
traffic M nny other woman would.
III similar conformity with the traditions
OF her sex, Mrs. Bumbershoot WIS trying
10 do too many things ut the same timo.
Physically she wns encumbered with
several bundles and an umbrella, and
mentally she was weighed down with the
problem how TO put the bundles In one of
her hands and the umbrella in the other.
and still hnve n hand free to lift the skirt
OF her dress above the mud OF the pave
ment Ms she crossed. BY n series OF eH
perlments she conviucrd herself that she
couldn't do this either with the umbrella
In her left hand and the bundles In her
right or vice versa Then she said In her
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-16

They do not rely on pedigrees OF
hogs in Texas and Florida They make
IA more practical test, by putting them
on the rosd. and Il they can not run
faster than d negro. they are Of no use
In that latitude i''
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-16
Economical Attire

Jones-So you arc To marry Highfiing.
the ballet dancer. Can you support her
Brown-Yes, she dresses very economi-
cally, You know.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-07-16

SaEf9z5=s ll5Elzf.M=Fzl 9GEETGGIlflEz5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
IN THE OLD, DULL RUT.

The stock market has fallen again into the
old rut OF dulness, and it is not evident from
the dealings to-day how 10 can be lifted into
activity The volume Of business was somewhat
larger than il was yesterday, but the increase
in Reading fully accounted for the fact. The
fluctuations In that stock were within ] per
cent range, however, and in spite OF the nnaI
rally, the price suffered q loss OF l-S per cent
Small as the movement was IL fairly represented
the market. The Anal changes were declines as
a rule but while Atchison gained la and Missouri
Pacific l-S per cent. Burlington and Quincy lost
l.2 per cent. Oregon Railway and Navigation
dropped 20 IS l-2, but at 80 IL closed only l-2
Der cent lower, while Oregon and Transconti-
MENTAL on the other hand, closed 3-s per cent
higher The dealings IN Union racine were
devoid OF interest ana the stock closed unchanged.
II might have been inferred from the rumors
about the lease Of the Oregon Navigation property
that the Oregon stocks would take prominent
by showing an absolute shrnkage in the amount
OF transactions IL was virtually admitted that
the Union Pacific Company was trying TO lower
the rate Of guaranteed dividend on Oregon iall.
way and Navigation Stock but whether the effort
was intended to annul the agreement
or to influence the Northern Pacidc in
NOT entirely plain. II would be safe TO say that
at slightly reduced dividend the Northern Paclnc
would gladly swap places with the Union Faclhc.
Joint lease however, Is an entirely different ma
ter. The methods which are said 10 be employed
by the Union Pacific in either accomplishing re-
detion of dividends or compelling Joint lease can
not be- considered worthy Of the managers OF the
road. whose executive head has been for many
wears purist in railroad affairs. The lease or the
Onr ron Hallway must have been made in good
faith and there Is no reason 20 suppose that the
recent rumors have more than speculative basis.
Among the specialties Pullman's Palace Car was
conspicuous by an advance OF nearly per cent,
which was explained afterward by the announce
ment OF o favorable decision in the vestbule train
case The closing was strong, II not active, at q
smart rally from the lowest points.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
A considerable business was done in per cert
Government bonds at l29, and in consequence
bids for the gold issues were raised. The closing
quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
eaArg IND PRODUCE 4ARKEEs
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YoRk DBALlNSS.
The principal feature In tho speculative wheat
market yesterday the duiness which character
,zsd ths situation. The aggregate Of the business
was less than 100000 bushels. and apart from the
routine scaping transactions the interest was small
Changes IN prices were confined 10 the narrow limits
on s-sa7-s cent, and the wheatpt at times was 81.
also tame and the situation here was ienecuon 2,
ia action Mag opened AZ IS 7-a, decline Oh 90
IRON tho close Of tuesday. This loss nowevet mas
cent tok place OF. SONS little buying at the West
Ibe changes afteFwef6 light, the closing figures
on 30 cirb he luctuassons in the May delivery were
small, closing ut SO cents bid Options ciosed rs
fo;ioSs ApsI sb SO. May &c Ia June 81 3-s, July
81 10 August 81 LII. september 81 e-s and Docen'
~ SPOT whsat was also extremely dull, nothing being
taken By shippers, although the general fcehng was
The export demand Cor corn continued to exert
sasousisd 70 nearly 100000 bushels, and the cash
@sls ssssy Win Eight s Sase cans
1t Tuesdays figures, except on April which showed
81 advance OF IL cent The closing quotations were
April 40. May AZ 30, June a. 80, July 49, ana Au-
usis wsrs somewhat weaker under fres offerings.
Options declined 1-s138 and the dealings were mod
ga assss Options closed a. Sliovs 4prl 90 SO,
,s s Sss s Ss as i e Tss SsSs
rom 70 points lower. The final qaotasions were
April q 90 bisy 81 e yune g 20, July 81 %, Au-
ssst g .ed iertsmbsr g s ss,,.ass.,, na,,,mor.
Wheat 1870 bushels: corn, GO OBS bushels; pats,
ssss total s csss soiS mwsass ns ss
i1,,ts tke arrivals wore Wheat, S0.3e5 bushels
sn ai@.5Ss bushels; oate isssgg bosrcs total
s spsis, so .3sb baslels hour, 27,sis barrsie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

The Treasury bought $4,000 per cents at
1919 and S763,100 1.2s at 0S.
There were no transactions In state bonds. Ot
city bank stocks Western National sold u5) at
% 1-2 and Central National l23) at l4l.
Railroad mortgage bonds were dull, in SYM.
pathy with the general stagnation, but the market
was strong In tone. Canada Southern seconds
gained 3.8 per cent at DC; Louisville and Nash.
vile collateral trust IS made the same advance
at OIL So, and Northern Pacifc thirds at l07,
and Oregon Short Line Gs at ll3 6.6 were also
9-S per cent higher. The principal decline oo.
IS, which fell per cent to "a. Iowa Central
and Denver City hrsts and Northern Ehcife
and Montana irsts each i.2 lower at 95 and
1903 liz respectively
In the unlisted department OF the Stock Ex-
change, Sugar Reaneries le,ss2) fell from OF TO
90 Ia and 90 3.S National Lead trust 3 20I from
% SIS TO 22 and Cotton Oil certificates q, 500
from 56 So 20 Sc - The other transactions were
small and unimport0nt
Money was in abundant supply at about . q
per cent on call aud towards the close balances
were offered at 2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day WIS as
follows: Exchanges, si23,53o, e7O; balances,
The Snb.Treasury to-day was debtor 70 the
Clearing House 1898, 205. Its net gain on bal.
ance was S3,l6 ,6a2, made up by gnins Of
s2,722, s6s coin and s43o,e70 currency.
The days operations covered Receipts So, 10 l..
erh balance OF 81 10 SEA. consisting Of ST CO..
203,52o coin and sl6o46,so4 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received today $l3l,57e National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1891 ,83s, and the In.
ternal revenue receipts were ss4e.2a7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April l6 (specaI.-Tho inspection sheet
this morning showed that 100000 bushels OF whess
had been taken out Of the elevators here ana put o
vessels bound for Buffalo. 1t was the biggest out
ward movement Of the season. and the most Significant
100000 bushels of the lot being of the contract grade
Wheat ADVANCED cent. Before the close, however,
little over half the advance disappeared. Hutchn-
son during the day considerable buyer, and he
uada a snecial but vain effort 10 get July over 50
cents the CalD price. July closed at 81 i2 cents,
having opened ct 81 cents, and having touened 90
nsnts The MAY and June options kept about cents
over July. Corn was frmer, within range OF 90
can't oats were weak, declining IL cent May
nned M 81 10 oents and closed at "a cents. 1he
TACT that the Milwaukee crowd has large line lor
Nav although not large enough 10 cover the marset
t. REGARDED as a boar circumstance. PROVISIONS nad
On active fuctuaton, active Indeed than markets.
M wneyeptful usually have. Hogs were short every
hcra In the west. AT the top some OF the packers
Sold and the days advance was os .st q , 9%lchy
SIC OF r. and closed where II opened May lard
Wa nened at Sc 05 aud closed at IS on. On tho curb
ubeat was firm AZ 81 3-sGi-a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
.,N1rEn STATES SUPREME COURT.

washington April 57.-The Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day transacted the following business
No iI00-The Baltimore and Potomac Raiifoso com
many plaIntin in error agt Charles l. Crown.
No l1e7-The baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. aet Henry NJ. knight
No 1i6s-The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany. plaintiff In error. agL Charles C. Anderson
No 110e-The Baltimore and Potomac Ra.iroSd Com
usny, plaintiff in error. agt Mary II. Rowland
No l17o-The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
psny yla.n,iH In error. art Elizabeth Stroebel
No 1iTi-The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
nary. plaintiff in error agt William Neitzy
No LlTo-The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
PAM , plaintiff In ast Sarah c. Richards
motion S. Henke these cases are dismissed to'
want Of Jurisdiction per stipulation.
No a55-The county Of Scotland plaintiff In error. ag
william IllL Argument continued.
No 25o-J c. Dunlap. plaintiff in error agt the North
eastern Ralirosd Company. Argued
No css-The National Feather Buster Company. ap'
peiunt ag the Dearborn Feather Buster Company and
others Dismissed with pursuant TO the Tenth Rule
Nc c59-Jerome c. Taft appellant, aGt Aanson steere
and others Dismissed with pursuant to the Tenth
Ruic.
NO eGo-Frank d. Andrus. plaintiff in error. sRt the
St. Louis Smelling ard Refining Company. Submitted
No co5-Nsthan d. Thompson, appellant agt Alfred
H. Hubbard
No 27i-Afred II. Hubbard. appellant. act. Nathan D.
Thompson. Submitted.
Me- 267--Davla Freesnd. plaintiff in error. ag Joseph
v. wriIams Argument begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

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iissssSSs SsIss ssS sssios s,,.. 3 s.. s.s
|;$si;s 6 ssssas
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II sas s .as. I
s&ges s's aog sFsFI l,SsSsSIs
a sis PasSEhSsIf
ss, oS Ss S sisa sas !. ri'r
snip csnsrs hence @ sidney
S p & s wss q s1
:S : e sh r e s:ss ss !. ss Z
cargo private ssnsr cargo S'i':e a S
5safs 3. sinons . Boston %Ssr e.
sslnoS ana hisbee on covering q shor, our
cosea ssuB .s n yn,ntaned on moderate demands
market wss sieannuy Mess ouotSd At ale 50
eAes 2ov Enzs1aT 5 new Short Clear, s14dS16;
6s12 20 ola siS s Sss IA western do si2 75asS 2S
Ciu FANNY SncSance6 In price with slow demand CITY
sS75ss7 pls e s?ss an I Family Mess
p pg ana III II ifThNsIHaye light inquiry. Quoted
bore at siSas13 CO.; at the West S12asl2 80 81;
Sale. 10 COO n picked bellies 12 y average 7ci 1900
e npSA 10 * average &c 10 average lie Pieked
Hams i0aIo i.lc; Smoked do, 101:2@1Iei Picked
Shoulders Ga Ss ave ana lower Chicago Short Rbs
Nay closed SsI sSs ' 9oGsAScut tse higher and
012 l.2c. .DisEoSnD t.V n1 81 ighf "A Lad 7.6c:
In fair demand cry heavy 70 LIZ msd Anil today and
Pigs AEDwops'ons, n w. "a reflection Of tho
West. Cash lots however > fs ssIe. 95s ties
continued fair oeInaae r,,t o5a7 81 2c
Western steam tor si Sales 70 tce asoc; April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
COURT cALrNpAns FOR To.DAr.

srprEsn oounr-sgxnaAL TERN. Recess coatipped
ea sssssa e eSs 4 Il oeoes 1a''l '-
oS s7 s .7 isaa a 1851 s
s ss l.si is ss t'Y aa ss sS is ia
Sss sss ss fsSs Pie iffs
sSrssns covnrN clScvn-P1Fr I-BeiOre Andrews u
Asjaarn.a u1nl ApriI I'D: ;, n..... p.,,.-.o,
ssss sIs s
s $50 s sss s ssao a 'soi '40 S'S1 $685.
sss 15ao $685. sisc sS
s iss; ne ssss $780, sis Ssf
SUPREME r-clEcuT-PlET IV,-Beiore Lawrence. ..
CSC nc sssT S raBgss5 snsS
II :vsv Mias Of ). ID Brodek, 1850 a. m; Sarah H.
ri So II Win k q Btasn
iaysr 10 a. M IL Weiss aud r. GIdefsleeve 1890 M
ssssSs e, Pc term
L m are Ss Ta 52s t m s D.
surEaoI CousT-Eeui TERN-A for the term.
ssrrr sss ss 1855 sas Das'0
SUPERIOR couKrTEiAL rERS-PARr Tr-Adjourned iOr the
srsxaton couRr-TalAL TEaM-PAHr rrI-AejOurnsd for
coSsox GENERAL TEns- Aaoarned for the term.
coanas PiEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Betoro BookstaVer. D.
coaxos PIrAs-Eernr TEEM-Bsfors LaremOre. O. j.
cosssos Pis1s-TliAI TERx-PART I.-BsfOre DAILY, j.
cSS COX PIxAs-THAL Trnx-PArr IL--Beiore Van
nssssP Psi sf Ssss ls s
iS CIR ' SounT"$rrciL TEKsi before McAdam g. j.
Noiious.
Nos 1854 3s5i s2O7 1892 1896 2Ss9 $500. 2SiS 1857
23ss PADS, zsSS 3i74, 3227 1872, 1904, 314a =
CIR ccuhr-TRiAL TIHN.PARr Il Before Nshross 20
ssx5 3<8S 1888 2sS2 3sO9 1888 $3.50 1904 35Sa 35fl
CITY coUBr-TRtAL TE2N-PART III Boioto McGown: ].
ransss Eoe y400 3b5S $685. 27e $780, 3034, 1881
sss0 $3.50 1896 35ss 1876. 360s. 1887. 5000. S4ss.
(,4caT or OYER AND TKRnSER-B6fore AnereHs, J. and
Assistant Attorney Fltzgcrads-ko l.
courT or GKHxRAL sEssiossPART L-Betore MARITIME. j.
and Assistant Bedford-Nos 70 ~ In
sIesve j. and Assistant Jerome-Nos to
coJeT OF GENERAL sRssoNs-PAnr III.-Before ccwins
T. aud Assistant Attorney 0oa-Hos 10 10 In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

FLOUR AND MEAL-gLoUR-Thero was more of a
grades showing slight ssSas Shippers bought
O b6s T sapa neuens
s9s 10y. Low Extra G5 q s5ds2 &c.; SsS0 RRs s cy MIL
Ex;,s sssse so Zoo 6Ois Winter S6sss
{. S os s % & e. g g
sEsaes Z? ssssS 90 Fair 9 CAOLe .: SsSs! Fancy:
S Ss Ts ?HSSiSs 1854 pas wSsI
Low Es.Tss g sSass Clear g sSss4 SS Rye ME-
50 60; Patents Ordinary 70 Very Choice, "a 1880 IS
e FrS Osf2 e. h sRsGs s1S %af
and 'lS
SsSssd Sales $50 6ss sgDSsSac 8 TSass Fancy held
s~ s;s Quoted At y sOS2 SG''i sfaud GSSas
GRAIN-wHEAT-options drifted stou, In q decidedly
sny iS SSRng Win "a he ea a
Ssss and strength sierSasd resgsoas I The SESSION but
months except August which Shove small gaia. Local
dssiinss isa below 10000 Sasss. Foreign con:
s though late Gs INDICATE
here se against So spi lac the nna
Ts Ts4 s1nSssa az her ss
I'd The spot Market ear ruled easier and very slow Nues
bushels SSf bushels 9sa spot si'S H.
Guiding No: Red, anOat 81 Lac do in storo quoted
s5 1885 sac DO free board SO 12des Lac, accord
ns e delivery; No April closing at So S,se DC Msy
81 7.sc, closing al 81 Ssc do July. 81 S1sss Ice
closing AZ 81 Use do August SIdS7 Use. closing ut
"a l4o; do september 81 sass 14e closing at 81 6se
D. December oOSSS 5sc closing AZ % i.s RYE
EEYin s Ssma%d sSRIEE MaLTouss and
grades to-day closing figures showing advance Of IA
Continues b NEAR NEARLY aoo S BUSHELS ne s sSRGr P Sy
however were quiet with light fluctuations April closed
Lac better while later months show important change
si%Siag SassdeG rs Mixed, 20 iSa4t i2e ci'SSss
dd3c. elevator Steamer Mixed az 34G4Sc eleyato-
81 S4a4io delivered; No. Mixed 4Sa43 l'4c elevator
a. GSc do May !s $500 SSo closing At r Ss sY' az
june, az 3sdI2 6se, closing At az 3Sc; do July asa
% l4c closing az 43ei DO August closing f4c.....
lever r. sSyPpsy Win weaker Western
fair business Cash grades are down about bo with
o. 900 bushels spot Including No. Sic do White, Sls,
White SOC; Mixed Western, Sosssc WHITE DO, sasSsc
No . April 9oNe, closing at 9o'se do May 2oNa29Tsc
closing az g9Sc DO June. 29iss29tc, closing al
2o,se DO July s9ss closing Of 29'ie. ::....: FEED
7ossoc sSarps s0SssS Rye fesd 7Sssoc Wv iO' ID
market for The day. owing the bad wea fSs
E' LARGE SSo small sOa s5% Ns gpS MS
snail Tos7sc clover soaOoc Light Mixed ooasoc
Rye 70d75c; Short Rye 6de55ei Dat, 40s45c
choice stocks Demand moderate mainly from brewers S%
common, 15si7c DO 1851 7Sl1e do 1885 ssoc Pacific
Coast choice, new. 10a2lc medium. 17alsci do common
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
rorroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRJ

LIVERPOOL, April ia m-Coton-The sales OF the day
Included Z 800 bales American. ~
clause Anil delivery 026td values April and May deiv.
ery G2bGd valuct MAY aud June delivery Cd seersy
June and July delivery Oh Sellers July and August dsiy
sTy g3bI1 sellers August and September delivery so.
IA buyes September and october delivery 1894 values
October and November delivery. 336tG sellers September
delivery. o 69.64d buyers.
GALVESTON Apnl II. - Cotton firm MifdllnR, lOls,
Tow HddinE 10 3l6 Good Ordinary ea; net and gross
recelpfs G63 bales exports coastwlse, 49, baes safes,
- bales stook. IL 408 baes,
NORFOLK, April l7.-Cotton Arm Mddllng. loi9i net
and gross rcceps $50 bales exports coasws G96 bales
saeA 90 baesi stock, 1895 bales.
SAVANNAH April l7--Cotton firm. Middllng. l0h, Tow
Nddine ga Good Ordinary. 9si and gloss receipts
SOL baes exports coastwiso AZ bsles Gales 100 bales
stock Il 225 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par North Riyer. vessels and Railroads
eENERAL MARKET REPORT.

rorpET Btazl erowths Tor prompt deIIysIy az, M
,,ght demand nut the feeling Is steady rs gener
s eargoes quoted 80 sales al n.y. aies go bags
savans oPonsDuness wss so ing ba nam changing
hanSs R tba d6erent deliveries. Gable adYlses WI
depressed and coupled WITH the rS sg.shoe slo 81 dull
and heavy Havrc Is down 14Ul.2 n anu ~ = SeIt
lost 10 pig. RIO quoted steady gusF nts o. 1s
receipts 5000 bags Rio cesanees iOs o Hn ssls
IN mn bags rio cearanees for Europe ooO psse
seE sS5 600 bags santos receipts 600 bags receipts
&C Rio July l. % April 40, lsSO 81 sSl2 COO
bags receipts as Santos July aS g Agr same a1 fns
1887, 2,iO9,00 bags; sales here, $3.50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany, April I7.--In the Court OF Appeals eo'oas'
The following causes were argued
No eie-susle NJ. Cady, admx, respdt, agt, tne
Mnrcbans' Bank of Rochester, impleaded, appeiisnS
No. 2l7--MaHa Thornton, exrx:, and Ihomas ~
Holcy exr iespdfs agt. 1ssac Harris, CT al, eArs''
CT a. and Charles II. Styler, appits, -. -.
Eo aIe-In the matter OF the judicial settlement o.
ths accounts OF Caroline E. Crossman, OF all e&rs Oh
Henry Gresham, deceased. .,., ~.
FOLLOWING he the day calendar for Thursday: Nos.
s26 n2s. io4o, $40, 227, ESQ, 231 and 234.
In the Second Dvis0n . .,.A
No 4le-Andrew f. kendberg, rcspdt, agt Avian
Mndgets, applt -. ~
No 4i9-Charies Borwood, ct al, apple agt the
Greenwich Insurance Company, respdt ~,
No. 4o4-The Mannfacturers and traders bSnA'
rcspdt agt Josephine w. Wlpslow. sppIt 80.
80. 4I5-wIlam Meyer, respdt, agt. tho Metro-
pojstan Elevated Railway Company, applt, -,
M 4l6--Charles T. Mattlage. respdt, agt the New
yprK Elevated Railroad Company. ct al applts. Dis
missed under tho rule, without costs:
No 4o7--James H. Newall, reSpdt., agt EoWaru
II. Bartlett, ct al, appits. .
Following Is the day calendar for Thursday' NOS.
40, 400, 3s7, 442, $50, 431, 432 and $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
STAINED

optlons-The bush temper noted latterly was even
more pronounced. to-day and the market az times wa:
sofnewhat excited Initial sales showed advance OF
3d4 points and from that 70 the close there was steady
rise leaving OF 1903 points higher on near, and 1a5
points late months after brisk business. The
chief element OF strength the continued buoyancy IN
Liverpool advices together with good buying orders from
oufSI1n sour saIpa 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
TIE COUNTS
4 rATHER SUES HIS OWN DAUGHTER

s E4IHFK 80 Is His UWN DAVts7 =. -. . !.
a snit has been brought in the Supreme ooufs ~
FRouas A. Percy 70 establish his right 20 properly
worxh $4,000 ON the nosth side Of Thirsy-eisa'n-s
scar sixth ave. now held By his daughter, MRS sssn
&. Dsey. He says that when he bought the properly -
1st8 he deed was placed in his wtfes ame ana .na'
II wa mutually agreed that she should convey = "
MIN 81 hs request and in case she died peofe nv.
should beoueash II to him. II he ded hrss sus ,n ear
rsv. sh1 ,onsytv He lived IN the house unui altor
IL vsfc death and paid ell the expenses 90 tne paSs
erfy 3 She gave decd OF the propsns nd ia
fznxhter, Induced, as Mr. Percy says. W io@'' ~ ~
Sauehter turned him out OF the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
FTNANoJAL MARKETS

LONDON April ia p m.-Consols, eS 9l6 for money
and TOT Tho account United state, per cent bombs
esstInesiss SOFA Canadian Pacific 5ls. Erie, 2sS
second oonsos lO7A Mexican Ordinary ASA 81 Paul
Comnon gG Illinois Central ll6; Reading. 23h Mexican
Central nrst mortgage b0nds 73bi New.York Central,
ll0L - -. a., -. -
a per crnt for three month"; bills Is cont
paris hiyces quota cent rentey ~ SO francs 81 =
esumes for account aud exchange on London At 70
francs 90 = cen times for checks
Tie AMOUNT Of bullion gone into the Bank Of England bal
India coanc 6ls we're allotted day at decline Of
Is per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
Closing
alehest. Lowest SIZE.

COTTON-The spot market was iaIrly octVe, nna
nriees made further gain OF i10c closing hrm; sales
500 bales for export and 5ls bales for Consumption; r9T
Sei bales Tor the same last year. Since september
tho receipts the ports aggregated 6SO0o42 oaies
Quotations are based on American standard Of classical
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/ xnwxsr,xxxs Anti l7.-cotfoa 6rm. Middling. io5
- &Sfdinr 10 Good Ordinary 9pi mes receipts oye
1000 race31fx $40 baoe; cxpoffe 70 Great BRIAN
sE Nv, sssssSlss 60 bsias siss 400 bales stock
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SPIRITS or TURPENTINEi

-. :, p.sox Aut4f II -Turpeatps 1rfn az 3ec bid.
= Il ~ al pfjf Ia. r1rptnfipo firm at 80 sc
4fss,~c5s1xcx. l9s Turpantne stosdy q <cc
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,,,,n 80, IN roR AIIMoNY DENIED.

rda r. schmidt has sued Alfred c. 4 schmidt ior
limited divorce the ground OF cruelty anu
- "a ru,iea her hair and atterward left her, He
denies these charges and says that she left his house
IA 81 Fast seyenhst and refuses to return 10 6il:
Hsr sppiioation for alimony and counsei zee peoan
thc suit was denied by Judge SoOkstaSeb vi SDe NouA
Of Common Pleas yesterday
A VERDICT AGAINST THE wAGNER COMPANY,
1e,orsa suck bought ticket Saratoga in the summer
~ s6a7 emitting him 70 IN paror car on The
way 10 tho station he lost tho Ticket and hurryng oack
q the agency near the Grand Union Hotel where no
hsd brought It. nc received card on which was written
.Th3s gentleman Is entitled to seat NO. 20 In car
Nezomlss The conductor refused recognize THE ana
sod Mr. Buck he pay for seat or 20 into another
car Mr.. Buck psd under protest, and in suit sgshss
the Wagner Palace Car Company, tried before Snsaee
Patterson ana jury IA the Supreme Court yesterday ne
Obtained a verdict giving him 900 damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18

To-day,s Washington Treasury statemenS q
cash on hand and deposits 10 bank mpares WI.
the figures Of the last previous statement q
follows: n,r.,ens.x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-18
TIE GENERAL LIST.

Actual Sales Closing. NO
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