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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
oMENs or SUCCESS.
rr,s,,, ! cgosEy oAHINET oFFToERs'

MIR mgr SORT OF TESTIMONY.
From me Portland tdsl Press 49,, a, TIA eensIe-
It iss vs strong Sss sssn hst sSsr sy
men whom sas r tsey are hed IN the hghess spprS
49,, ,.,,ra AN EsrABLrsHED PRECEDENT.
From Tho Chicago Times ,sn C4arAeId and
tfa,.s.,n has the example OF Lnecs,lents for an
osyssnd not ,.d q promnsnt man In his party next
Il bIn,se,f as Secretary OF state.
1 coon PATRON OF THE MAILS hinsh N''
From The Boston Advertiser. -. ...,.- ,han
MT. wsnamaker understands, Psoes aia Franklin
Any ,s,r wants which die postciee nnt ~ mai
AZ ted 70 supply. An enormoa, al the wans-
mater y s a0rds ters IN Phiiadsphia
TT WILL HELP TIE COUNTRY AND hAl'i'AsoN'
From The Boston Traveller an. &c IN sorne
The Cabinet as whole il strong or ren,resetstive
respects brilliant srs 9s s,e r HsrTsos On
and he Republican party Sy 5@u SbiIai interests.
hest service and by savanoins P1
Ngy-YoRK DELIGHTED WITH h'AiNA-
From The Syracuse Standard. 49,. ..oornt Of
NE sians var as New England since the des,Es
sor s BIaIne,s appointment was nowhere n'iS
than here ..,,.-,,pv
THE NEW SECRETARY OF AeKIooh
From The milwaukee, Evening "iso'nDu. ..., nub,o
.,so IA a. nsced Governor Rusk proves his
estlescney he has tho ebty, lachng ~ sha rsanire-
~ se,ar rplfiyatsd TO rise edeQuate ~ 1S re
n IA Of apv duty Honored " nlans - man Aim
~ been always equal TO the demands Pun us' "N'''
No YoSENrIr1Es IN THE COLLECTION
From Tho Pttsburg Dispatch -.
such men as Tracy Noble and Wanamakssr sv . nSs
nensntitfes and experience has abundnhy p loros
that Cabinet oflcer need not De E ,ta rSst
he has had no previous commanding postum; In reSt
new Manning and Gresham are three men WV w 49,
inte the Cabinet comparatively unknown ~ Ntu Iha
polltics and vet three men who have rahAou nisAo'
ss Cabinet officers could hardly DO named
THE PRESIDENTS FRAMES PROVEN
From The Indianapolis Journal.
It is manifest that he fixed upon the composition. 2.
hfs Cabinet with one exception, Sna sss va Sa ia
New-York representative, before no iefk BONE sI
stuck 10 II through thick and thin he Wa atneT
on all sides. He coaxed ana No va hIcnsnt
but he stood arm and here 10 to-oay III eAoOn0"'
proportions and individually strong
BUILT FOR PRACTICAL. PURPOSE
From The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
That he 1.-THE PRESIDENT has suecseded, even eetter
than was snticpatedby reason OF MS ~
lie men and hts clear Judgment OF the SITUATION must "
admitted That he has disappointed some ntates tnu
Ignored some claims that seem 70 DINERS % pc pei
saslye must also be conceded but, upon tne Whois
he has appointed wisely and we'll IL Is Sanlho1
which gives the fstrest promise OF being pon
Harmonious and working body. IL CspInes
which WIN strive carry out the policy OF the FTes
dent as outlined In bis Inaugural Address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

ETATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Thare was sharp in the wheat market yester
day Spot lots were advanced 1el IL cent and exporters
took nearly 10000 bushels Of winter ungaded old wheat
and No. for French and Portuguese ports There was
Increased activity in the options nearly 100000 bushels
being dealt in and shorts at times bought exeisedly
under reports that tho Hutchinson party In Chicago had
again taken the bull sde aggrsssyely: May wheat
opened up Ia cent ~ 81 ~ cents ten % fraction ana
then advanced TO % "a cents closing shade essier
Tho net gains scored 1881 Ia cents through he
list and the close was srong Corn advanced L2s 80
cent IN sympathy With wheat but shippers TOOK only
900 bushels The options were stronger ana ended
up for May, but IS can't lOwer for June Oats were dull
ana irregular without important changes in the options
Lard extremely dull and the options ended on Fas
polntA - ,-,,
Wheat--March, 90; April, 81 la May 70 Soi Sune'
% 7.s: July, e5 SO; August eR % een& -
Corn-MaFcA, "A ST. April ~ "a May a Id; june
ossS-S.rcA. 8, So; April. 81 ls; May. 81 SO; June.
81 La centa. -. :. - -.
Ct 30; July Vi "a; August. 81 "a septeIabor ~ 30
The receipts Of grain and Hour reported yesterday ~
New. York PhilaiaphA, Baltimore and Boston were IS
follows: Wheat 1881 bushels; corn 26e 41s Dusees
oats o. 7ei bushels toal grain s.S52l bushels aous
The arrivals were Wheat 100 $50 bushels corn iS7 $50
bushels oats 1856 06S busAsls total gran S0S1 bush
els -four, rs, 9l6 barFela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
aIaHrs uxpEn MUrUAL AssEssMBgr poLICr

Nawburg, March 2 tspecai.)-Judgs barnard has
decided against the Masonic Guilds Association Of
New York. IN tie case OF Emmett Myers. OF Port
Jevs. who sued for 81 600 on $4,000 policy issued
to Isaac Myers. Emmett being the beneficiary. The
association paid slAoo after the death OF Myers in
1854. md claimed that he funds Of ths concern were
not sufficient to tduidate tho balance Of tho policy
although the sworn statement tor 1894 to the State
Insurance Department showed surplus Of about
5000. Tho association defended upon the assess-
msnt theory. not enough being realized. Tho court
however. says the association must pay out Of the
surpln. sworn to that year. and directs the claim TO
be Fad IN full.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
rIvn srooK MAnKErs-nY rELranArn

r.uoAao Unon Stock Yards Mar 1.-THE nrovars
renorfs, CattleReeelpta $500 head, sipmeufs
5000 market strong Bssye: e 22sst 40 Steers
Mixed Ell 609S TO-
Hogs~Rseeipts $500 hesa shipments $500, narkss
"a M "a aot PiRa 81 Ou0t 10
s sS.s Nslsss Sss 90 Western corafsd u IS
e.. lours. Mar 7.--ca.ss- Receipts 100 sbipsneat.
500, market higher oncice, Hsayy Native stecrs IS 80
10 hoice "a so So sockcrs and Feeders ar to Cool
81 Oo0S 10 hangers cornfet ~ 7S&sS 4os 6rasaisd.
-nscelpsa s.9co shipmssss 700, maftss higher
paciing Medium y Prime q IS @t 90 Light G-ades.
S 500 .eipnsnts aoas, marss, sssAay
Fair 70 Choice sS 009eS TO-
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA srocxs
frr6nrfsno R.reh y fk2o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
pLAEs or 4 NEW ooUngrYe gLup,

The Eastern cohsing Club hsA boon organised By
w. H. Blackham. W. b. Growtage, u. Cardiff Z. N.
Thorne. IT, ]. IL. Watson II. w. HUNTINGTON A. Leoming
and O. Torey for The purpose Of aerdng facilities for
the enjoyment Of eourng hares with eeyhounds Grounds
have boon selected tho line Of the Long Idand Rail-
road The haFes win be imported, and proper arrange.
mcns hive boon made 70 keep them IN good condition and
have m abundant supply had for The fall and winter
meetings Of the club. The club VIII hold meeting 81
the Holman House psyior tomorrow night a. o'clock.
which will be open all who intend 10 beeoms
the owners OF Rfeyhounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
AK.fY aNp xAYr NrELLreEYog.

Washington March 1.-THE Secretary Of War has &C.
eepted the resignation Of First Lieutenant John Y. H.
Blake, 9th Cavalry, 10 take eject August 10, 1882
The Essex arrived to-day o. Malta. hsmsEAf1 bound
First Heutahant George L. Brown, 11th Infantry has
been ordered report BIZ letter 70 the Goveaof Della
ware for dutv In connecHon with the National state
Guard Captain Aired Hedborg, 18Th Ianhry, recently
appointed has been ordered 10 Join his company AZ Fort
Duford Oak Thirty recruits have been ordered 10
7th Infantry the Department Of the Platte fifteen 70
10th Infantry and fifteen TO the 18th Infantry the
Department Of the Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
THEY CAN BUILD NO BRIDGE Ar ALL.

The application for the appointment Of commission 70
condemn lands BAekwePs Island and elsewhere, which
tho Eew.York and Long Island Bridge Company wanted
take for tho foundations Of It's proposed structure has
been denied BY Presiding justice Van Brunt. Of the
Supreme Court The nrss ast Incorporating the com
pany which was passed 10 lsef requfd that the bridge
ahoud be completed within two yetN An act was
passed in 1874 giving the company additional powers
and extending tho time 10 1872 The tine again
extended TO 1885, In 1885 act was passed extending
tho time 10 May So 1888 and In that act for the rst
time, the object stated TO b 10 build bridge for
railroad. foot passenger and carriage travel The com
pAny claimed that the necessity for railroad travel had
not Jet arisen. the bridge might DO built for foos travel
only
The Judge holds that tho act Of 1885 Il operative and
extension Of time except tho assertion that railroad
bridge was 10 be built and that tho company Is pro-
hbitcd by q constitutional provision from building
railroad bridge 10 cannot build any bridge e. all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
erNERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-Ro on The spot ~ good delnsne en1 ~
bags q izashses ior TO- y ~ iS Sd ssr &c "a, W q
ats JAWS spot szd "a arrive 1920. The optios I'd
Within Si re ssSSsa range ssIs Ssss sss
an unsettled Opening HAVE gained II ffsncs sod fk
burg 4 up Pc. wlthous having much erect. - 1. q
no elsarances Tor g. s. LOCO bags RIG dssnansss
Enrspe, Mi total stock 40, 1000 bsss; SsEsss !sa3
1922 oo2 bags log ss me time 1855 1890 se syss
Bags sssa sane 0 Gina 1857 600 bags sslos n IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
'CoLoysr WILSON'S MANIFOLD DurrKs.

s Engineer Corps, has been placed 10 charge Of the
work an the Washington aaueduct extension, relieving
MAJOR q. j. Lydceker, who win be tried by court
marital on March u.s. fer neglect Of duty In connecton
with this Improvement. This assignment Of Colonel
wilson Il in addition TO bis present duties IA charge
OF tee Washington Monument tho Gettysburg monu-
mrrss, and the pnhlie buildings and grounds in
tie Dsss4ot Of Columbia In this latter capacity he
acts IS master az ceremonies At the White House
receptions He Is also member Of the Lighthouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
MN, rpAnr IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March Especial. Hutchinson bought wheat
the nrst has OF the session to-day and sold At tho last
half AS usual his operations were not limited as 10
quantity II was simply question OF price. He took
ali the wheat tho crowd offered up 20 about
81 os14 for May How much he got nobody knows.
He sold great deal between ioA ana VI W LIZ.
rh.,. va. nation IN the PIT that be made
an extraordinary EFFORT eose the May above 81 os IL
he dd not succeed because the crowd thought u knew
what be was after May wheat showed more strength
thsn inv the latter being most affected ~ tae hns
Icathsr ana tha least 81 the bull gossip May opened
at 81 o. L. sold 70 81 o. and closed Ct 81 o. July
naneS al 90 eenss sold between 90 12 anf 50 Ia and
ccssd At 80 So cents There were some sigma Of selling
tho srEst taking the price for May tro ~ 70 % 80 is
eniN P0rk ropped as suddenly to-day as IL advanced
Wsdnesday Hogs were 5000 head under tho expectations
aud prices az the yads were eaio cents higher II was
The stocE yards crowd the wheat men the corn men and
tho other people who been running tho pic Of late.
started May pork si2 90 12 and ,con had M 70 sie 90
Az 2 40 May turned the market s al SfOHs sd
at Ell DO Lard aid not participate with pork In re
big advance over night NAY opened u! ~ " ana az
once began 70 decline closing 81 80 20 bs wes sssiSe
on the curb NAY wheat sold AZ 81 Oh 12.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
aRrRnl1 aorp lpprr1Na YoR 4 MAxpLNUs

GENERAL aoRP APPLYING FOE 4 MAEDAxUs
Charleston. W. Va. March 7 Gpecial Before the
Supreme Court tbs morning. General Go6s attorney
presented . petition for witt Of maudsmus against
Governor Wilson 70 compel him 10 surrender his
ohBce. Governor Wilson appeared IN he swn behalf
received The process. demurred 30 the PETITION and
moved that It DO ouashed Both parties have Agreed
that al fomsthes be dispensed with. and ths eass
vtIi be argued tomorrow morning witt OF QUO
waFxano has Also been issued BY the Circuit Court
against Governor Wilson a the Instance OF General
Gof's attorney, retumabie on Monday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
AN xnEaToAr SHIP wnEcKHD.

Washington, March THE Gcrman Minister has
transmitted 70 The Department Of State report
nom IN pnloer On board the German gunbost Eber,
three masted vessel Of American build was driven
ss2on RCD nesx tie Kings Miis group Of islands
IA 6cptsmbef, aad sfterward went TO pieces. This
WORDS Befncd Petroleum, Atlantic HeHnsng Conc
Yaiy, Ward, Ieew a Co., agenbas Philadelphia af-
Qeafed On ths boxes Of wreckago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
DISCUSSING THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.

WHAT ITALY THINKS ABOUT IhMIGRATIoN'
From the Captain Fracassa Rome).
prssldent Hsrrison's references In his InauEura
ADDE'S 10 Immigration arc departure from nc
American traditions Of boundess Hospitality. Ihla
policy win tend to restrict excessive italian asrcaE
tural Immigration
STRONGLY PLEADING FOR LAW AND ohDEh'
From The Philadelphia Ledger.
We commend strongly 70 public atSn1 ion n .n,
uassages referring obedience TO the laws on me
q both the people and their oovernmsn'-tne f"iSf'
and the ruled.
AMERICAS PLACE AMONG THE NATIONS.
From The Berlin National Gazette
Tbene is no reason to doubt the Presidents
pacific prpcipes Or the sincerity q az i a.
caitIss sithogh he recommends the strengthening OF
fbe navy IDS tone toward foreign countries pro
s s asd s SfSs q ssssrSs pony
by the United states-
A cuEAR-HEADED PILOT.
From The Toledo (ohiol Blade.
The Federal Government will again s9t upon mo
t,,,fh thst this "A @ Nation with Dig NJ
n viii require clear head, steadfast heart ana
strong arm 30 guide the ship Of state into me oEoS,
safe san, ys VA Gns sSSd ana tho cSsrybds Of
ITrcildice and Bourbon stolidty on ths other. But
have .scsHs@s f; ae i ana We verify believe
who win DO firm, as ssgacoas, e a va
political nsd - was our sSrGsS oo Usa II he ns Of
Policy he msy map OUT
THE SOLDIERS UNDERSTAND HIN.
From The Syracuse Standard.
President HaPrisons utterances upon pensions Wese
brief, but adequate.
A GOOD WORD FROM THE pEMocRATs'
From This Hartford Times (Dcinl
President Harr4son's inaugural breathes spnsa o.
EARNEST honest devotion to his countfys good ana
certain reyercnt tone o. we'll, which should pc anen
AZ q word Of good promise and favorable ausary'
PREGNANT REMARK.
From The Mflwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
whole volume in exposition Of his senyes2n con;
cernrg tnd,,strial protection q rule ana isN oi
Ameriean Ifs is packed away IN this ttne9 eioausn
ssntsnce: aThe min fires were lighted ~ the tnnera
pile Of slavery
aAnGHTYs INTERESTING READING
From The Ohio State Journal.
Every one should read the Inaugural Address y1oss
who nsriecf doing 30 In the midst OF snch nooo y
cnrrcnt literature from Washington will mss one q
the hast tbDFg OF their time II Is strong, posiuve
consefvaiyo snd sensible In sentiment and polished
In construrtton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
Y1Rrxg ryro q plsggyoRR COACH.

Chicago, March Tho Cincinnati express which
came IN on the LouisviQe, New Albany and Chicago
road last evening brought badly scared lot Of pas
ssngers Two hours before reaching Chicago the train
was fired upon by an Unknown man. who took delIber
ate aim ct the coach and sent two loads Of dnck
shot crashing through the windows Several Of the
passengers wero slghtly cut IN the hands and tace
81 broken glass and L. Tanner, OF Chicago, found
shot imbed1ed Ia his scalp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08

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e 81 sfs 1ssPfExpso @
action to-day from the recent depesson sna ne S,e
Is e - s9'i rs
sse su,sl and the feeling at times s
Ea sssss9. 'ssss q $1,000
ans6s n ssy q ss sssss,,as
wss s,ar ssS. ss Ss " s May sSae
81 sse Then shsrc was > pause, AID pfiess droppsd
G y vsss 1s az s Isa aed Sss syopd
'bulS elcmen. begsn RAID isadins 20 ., ass ~, :.
f tsiS is sss Ny hSA. sia.as sIn
re egre May sa :. s - sss ST US
Closing Strong shippers oss $4,000 ea.hs' unsr,d1
k H 40 ss s.fh 81 ss'a '':s IS
future l5s 900 bushels s,s s,0s aslud "a Hsssa k
y ses ss SS sss. .sa s.sssssr
Sptii &c ises7 ise. Closing a. 81 IseI % May, g
s Sss as g. $ ssss sg jy sSss sss Closing
2sasa ss !. SOsnf e % ss e ian e.
unchanged Y psce tsfhss ~ rssnns va
he rise in whss. ossh lots show sains q tass4s
s sS sn Cox "A: sag s S s sd IL
noyeosnt lacked animation. Options were fairly sssI.s
Nay sHs LIZ e' s ssss Wine June decline.
sslss 02 SSsSsa ss'h Mixed f''
q $40 esystor Steamer Mixed e SS 5to s:ysssI
ILL., SO sssss s s,s:.n closing at s e:
ddo S Ss as; ssssS iso, CLOSING .. t4e-.;-.'
: the ss n Sss .s Sss' - ssa
Spsen ssSss s "a
5000 bushels ;;gSs insSsns 80 issssMs Isl
western %as , g. s:ssgs a. d S Mass -
s = y s siS.n 20 q Ap 81 sSr,ns June
AZ White ss,sa closing e. g ss % hp oss g
T. Vs. % soa7is: 100 ). s0ss0s sSsiDs sOssi
~ s sssss grades . & hay "a a. ~
ege: small 7oa75c CLOVER SYaSee tss
iHs s sye. SOC Short Rye 0ss !osso
and brewers bus tho export noss sra supn OK
Sat- g ESeIes AZ a' yss7 siis % fss ss
10 s is ssg Eastern and Wisconsin sss0s
soisss r. Z TiS20SS and steady M
active and higher eut ltsas ieveriss sss ns Ise
$50 ss sSse "a 5sss 80 ees
sp az Ivy l ssssss;i anu
active ana firm - New s., s5 g s nss
Orleans 2Sssas So se .sr sn a0AnS "
81 a. s,ss. siiSa ssss VIA
sS SSs pSss%s1s e "a Ssss
=, al 90 r. FL ~ IL. g. 81 Zse % a.. VI az ~ a5
4, q tss ~ W ~. - ss' ~
sss ia V.. Ssss sssss
sSsms ssSs r. %as ss@ ana via good
;SS9sfss syfshhs sai sosss sSs Su,l.
i LIVER; e s5oe baiss SSstsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
pEsrs OF THE PACIFIC eUAxo coxpASr.

Boston, March Tho stockholders Of the Pacific
Guano Company a; n meeting to-day listened 10 q
report Of the committee showing s36ooQoo liabilities
and 100000 quick ssssts. These assets DO not In
cIude the four plants AZ tho company at Woods Hoi
Charlsktown, Chisholm Islsnd and Swan IsiSud In
the liabilities are included 100000 Of acGptances
which Mr.. GhdAen claimed not proper liabilities
The report Of the committee and Gliddens statement
be SENT TO The atockholdcrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
oyyrorRs or 4 pkpuDIro1r o1un

meeting OF the Young Mems Republican Club Of the
xxIs. Assembly District hsd At No se2 slxth.aye
last evening The following ceen we're elected fos the
year Lawrence Harvey presidents Robert Sweeney. arss
yicspresdenti John A. conkey second vee-presdent
James j. Cahiii, third Ffce- president T. W. Haslam
secretary Nicholas A. Knox, corresponding secretary
Roger Rnn financial secrstafy and r. Nuly sergeant
statma These trustees chosen, Charles Ieayereft
Henry Kirk Samuel Bacon Tho1hsa Brennan John Alien
ana James T. Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
Ever1sHmBs LOOKING FOE MORE BBHWERrEs

Chicago, March specisp.-The party OF English
men who have besn spending the last few Gays In
Chicago, and whose mission e supposed to De he
purchase of all American brewenes obtsinaole' arc
meeting with considerable success Two Of the iafges
brewsrss IN Chicago have passed Into their control
and to-day they transferred their operations 70 h
waukcs, where they sre locking over The oreveres
In which that city sbounds There ID consderanAe
differences Of opinion a. 10 whom the party represent"
Some assert that they ere simply rich men looking
for Investments on their own accotnt, Others hat
they are English brokers who desire TO float brewery
Stock which Is Just in high favor in England The
deal for the great McAvoy brewery is definitely closed
and the trade for the Brand and tho wacker q Brk
brewcries win soon be closed. Mr.. McAyoy said 10
day; q II Is not true that have parted with our
own stock Tho place VII sun he known as the
McAvoy Brewery and viii continue under our man
agcmet All the other stock has been sold es stated
but the MoAyoys retain an interest In theaconcesn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
FOE THE POLICE, NOT TIE STATE DKrAR1Nzx

FOE THE POLICE, NOT THE STATE DEPAR1MEzr.
washington, March THE telegram mon the
Humane Society Of Kansas CITY 10 the Secretary Of
STATE requesting him 10 have the British Minister
interfere to prevent kidnapped child fon being
taken out Of tho United States was received a. The
Department Of stats to-day. In answer the society
was Informed that the British Minister could NOT
exercise such covers IN this eountry and suggestion
was made hat the Be TUNED over TO The police
aufhorfkfea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
THE COMPANY MUST PAY FOR THE TRUNK.

TIE COMPANY MUST PAY FOR THE TRUNK.
Mrs. Isabella Weinberg who sailed from Liverpool
with her two children on the steamship Egypt on
May 90, 1887 her arrival at this port found that
ono OF her trunks, containing oil paintings, bric-a-
brac and clothing, was missing She sued tho Ma
ticnh Steamship Company Qmited), claiming $500
damages. Tho case was tried yesterday in the su-
peror Court before Judge Truax and jury, and .
verdict OF ee26 was rendered for the plaintiff
Adophns D. Pape appeared for the plaintiff and John
Chetwood for the defendant
Tho principal defence was that under the laws
Of tho United States steamship company was not
liable under the circumstances presented by this
ease unless previous notice that there were such
yaluablos IN the trunk given 20 the company In
reply 20 this Dir. Pape called attention 70 decision
OF the Court Of Appeals rendered since this action
was begun, that notice required only In the
oeso Of shipper" Of merchandise, and that n pas
sengef with baggage was different thing nom q
shipper sending goods as Freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
pUroH sErrLERs 10 HAVE 1 srArur.

At the quarterly meeting " us st. Nlohoias Society
at DenoncOs last evening 70 WAS decided % hon tie
Pas fsssivsl on April 81 a. Deimonieca Frederick s.
De Psyser ehAfman Of tho committee % eelect money
erset statue eommenoratns The Dutch sss,sys % New
N Bowling Green reported ina. several sheussne
collars had Dson subssxihed ms election Of several
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
pHno1r N AN ErrsEAsUsEz's ACCOUNTS.

pEFro7r IN AN Ex-rREAgURER's ACCOUNTS.
Carbonate, Penn, Marcn ESPECIAL. The tax
payers Of this city were surprised to-day whom the
report Of special committee appointed TO examine
the accounts Of ex-clty Treasurer p. O. Moran was
made public. Mr.. Moran's accounts were audited
BY City Auditors Carroll, Faulkner and Bayan, prior
10 the ado2tion Of the act Of 1887 BY tho City
Councils 1t was discovered by this special COM
roneousiy footed up. and fupther that claims had
been allowed the Treasurer which had been
PAID By his predecessor. The shortage reported Is
sbout 1900. and his accounts are so sarbled
that 1t Is difficult 10 detsrnins just what
she outcome win be. To make matters worse, his
bonds, which were supposed 70 be IN the custody
Of The present city clerk ars not TO be found and
that oaia Is positive that they were never turned
ox-n fo him Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-08
THE Yrssr Boar ar TIE Hupsog RIyER

Poughkespsie, March lspecisl.-The steamer
Daniel s. Miller arrived hero this morning from New
York. the fFst boat Of the season. and started again
for the metropolis this evening She came through
without difficulty Word from below shows that the
West Point fsrrybost has resumed its trirs, and ali
the ferries north Of kere ore IN operation.