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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-04

HELExA. Aug. 3 lin the convention
today the judiciary committee recon-
menied that action be taken rsear.1-
ing Indian reservations. q under :
Law Of congress the state has no au-
th0rity over them.
Marshall introduced q resolution
classifying and providing for the man
ner Of leasing lands granted for school
funds.
The bin on Senatorial apporticn-
ment came up and the section rrovid-
ing for sixteen senator's, ar one for
each county, created : perfect uproar.
After heated debate the ORIGINAL
proposition was carried by Z vote 81
70 to q. A motion for recOnsiderafiou
was carried, and there the matter now
rests
xonrH Dakota.
BIsxARcK, Aug. 3.--At last evenings
session Of the convention Il uas de-
cided that the salary Of members OF
the legislature should Be IS ! day, ana
the leugth Of the session sixty days.
A. todsy's session the preamble and
bills Of rights were discussed at length.
Bartlett, of Gfiggs, wanted 70 strike
out that part Of The preamble referring
to God, claiming that Il vas wholly
unnecessary and, when considered Is
comparison with the conduct of
scheusing conventions and IeRislsturss,
wholly inconsistent. His amend
ment. however, was rejected, and thn
preamble OF the Williams coustitution
submitted ~ follows: I'VE. the peo-
pls Of North Dskote. grateful b
Almighty God for religious and civil
liberty. do establish and 0rdafn this
constitution.
The article prohibiting railroad
companies Or other corporations from
keeping black lists Of employees tor
the purpose Of preventing them from
securing employment was adopted.
sourH DAKOTA.
Sfoux FAIIS. Aug. s.--The South
Dakota constitutional conyeDti0n
practically closed it, Iabors today,
though final adjournment viii not s.
taken until Monday. During The last
hours the convention passed upOn
some Of the most important matters
brought before Il. The proposed
amendment 20 the schedule shortpn-
ing the term Of the stats 0fdcofn - -
elected In October, thefeby mAkine
elections for state and county olIeofD
coineidsnt. vas adopted today. 6tnto
and county 0<izcefs win, therefore. ~
elected IN November. 1850, and South
Dakota will be delivered from annual
elections.
The most important feature a. ~
work today wAs The consideration a.
the article on state and municipal In
debtctlaess. Bv the constitulioa a
1850 the limit 0f stats Indebtedness
a - -
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Satisfaction Guaranteed.

49,, Merchants National nsax
aesse1s a. E MssiSF & Co. Easksss
Rax .sS. >sastae. eoxuer f3fth aud fessxr Asenas
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mo state which has ever vet estab-
iished . railroad commission. b IT.
powers great or small. has seen 1T to
abolish II. said Weisenburger. ssThe
committee brought this report before
the convention that IN ex Expression of
opinion might be obtained. We do
not expect that it ell be adopted in
ita present f0rm- But shall Ne have q
commission The Gentlemen whu
we're urging the county subsidy clause
drew melancholy pictures Of the needs
OF the counties OF Eastern Washing
ton. 1t We have . commission this
can be remedici.r
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COURT cALENDARs-To.DAX.

srrrxu couRr-GESKzAL TEEn-Reees: continued
sa gNos ists AIS fti5 isSl $50 i4sa iais 1000
sSpasnE couur-ssrcAL TKSx-PAxr n-AaOurnsd for
csss on. Bscsmsn VS. Bachman No day calendar
srpnr,n CoURT-cmcuIT-PAx II.-setOre Barrett u
sspna ssS
sss s5' 49, 1 stss S bSs
ssss sss FL; M ssS 5sss m
iies sssS counr-Befors Ransom sw of III B.
E5ss - ne JShH 81 flct ssssh
9sss Conn Ss s 6 Sisl.s
Ls 5, ss,eEs oo1ST1GrsfEl sodgHok
r sssgsios &C cOUsTsrsIE oeOman u
I 4E. sas .1 n sES
IL 1870 80 it 1904 for
sussnlou couSr-rMAL TERx-PARr rII-AdOurnsd for
az s sssa oousr-TnI TEHM-pARr IvAdourned for
san aa aoo s%n'
: IS 3 y q e. a. S ST. g. So 81
"a 81 o sSsTii BOOkstsyer
II. isso 5Bs ISL ss
1872 iSl leS Isos tis liSo iiai lia2 lass ils4
crir coUnr-srEclAL TEEM-BsiOre McAdam. O. L.
CRY couE1-TRIkL TghNPARr L-BeiSs Home Ssn sysI
Ns xalS 3by4 371s 3B99, 1928, $3.50, 9laI SdS
ri St55 S7ss SbOS zsss 1901 $685. STA szso CIV
Ssss s7oi so42 S7l2 s7s2 1914 $3.50 SIy0 seat Sss'
Tyy-y CorET-rRIAL TERh-PAKr II-Bei0Ie hehfpas
Noe ssss ls4s 2ass S5so 80 80 -. ga s4S $500
ssssaS s5s3 Sssi' Ss62 Ss6S 1857. $3.50 1867, 1887
csr ssss a ssSa a1.o
Nos 1855 ss2S $751; 1893 1891 1888 2sSo sa AZ
ssts,e 80 Ssi7 1888 SEQ 1880 1887 5000, 97ib
"a a.. g
kzneva - ~ p.,u.o p.oo,ae,
SseuRr on GENERAL SxssfoHs-PAhT --Beiore heoof"e'
sneyth and Asastant District Attorney pzyis.No
: G6UnT aksEEAL SkencHs-Pkhr lLlc-bctete aA,s'so
T. sod Asusiant OVERWHELMINGLY 0oR-Nos 70 IL IN
<aodVn
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COMMISSIONERS op ACCOUNTS TESTIFY:

The examination Of Frank Temp1enAn, 'n0 -,
,,, hn 4. charged with Offering brioo to witness
q, induce him 70 testify that Distrct-Atorney Feiows
ana inspector Byrnes in partnership win James =
WILKINSON vas contnusd yesterday before Judge Martins
Assistant Distret-Attorney Coz asked MIN AUou " W.
.c,i.,v admitted that he had received s2b from news
nanor repor,er and had given him paper when Wss J
oniv prpyed blank used in legal separation between
husband and wife. The reporter. who was hEoA.ss"s
- Terpl.man assured him the paper. signed ana
sworn 70 before notary public was full divorce IN any
State. .... -,.a. On
Temple,p,n reiterated many Of his statements mAno on
the previous day to his interviews VITO INC
$50 =, Account. Commissioners HslahAn and Barker
we're called and they eontradicted his statements,
pecaly as 10 apparent efforts to secure evidence
the osoiaIA A. Mr. Howe, the senior eounee' TOT I'm
pleman, sick, an adjournment was SH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratogs, N. Y, June 6-ln the Court o. Appears '"
day the following causes were argued;
No. 296-woodwsrd agt. James,
No. c97-The Third National Bank Of the City OF New
York respondent agt james E butcher sheriff. etc., ap-
pe1ant
No sen-Augustus r Grimm, as receiver Of the Hemp
ssead Branch Railroad Company respondent sR the Long
Island Railroad Company. appellant
The day calendar for Friday Is:
In the second division the following were argued
No. l74-Henry E. Weed, appellant agt. the London
md Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, respondent
No. A62-John p Magoyern and others appellants sgt.
Eyeltn B. Robertson ana others respondents
Mo- 4si-Julius p. Wahl and others, sgt. Stephen o.
s~rnum and others appellants, and Edward ]. Chat
Geld, respondent.
The day calendar for Friday is:
Nos ATT 465, 42e. 4T6 asa. 400. de2. SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
mrs OF LEGAL NEWS.

A., S.o. vas made by Justice Andrews, OF tho
susrems Court yesterday requiring Tho oolo'oo Upi
~yIun 70 surrender Alaska A. anu Samoei o. Sn ~
Two soys 10 their father, S. Sc SMITH. VINO sS'S .
wero rlsced with institution by their mother on N.
,.isa prcenee that had deserted her ana sne vs." .
,bs 70 proyde for the children lie says thSS sne NV
h,,n taxing the boys with her. and placed then IN '
asylum. .u -,o,n,ad
Police Justice Charles wede was yesterday appO'ea
nv Justice Ingraham in the Supreme Court rece'F VI
tne estate OF Charles A. PlAth. Plsth was CnASls
iiouor dealer and two women claim TO De ms Wi"o".
ia WAS the owner Of Nos. 23S Bowery, ls1 anu A9t
Alsn.st TO- IL and IL PHll-sL. lol 70 100 faA NV
90 pelancey.st and 422 10 AS East one-huhorc'N
twelfh-st. ,...
Justice Andrews Of the Supreme Court has sppon'eu
nharles H. Daniels receiver Of the Homo FfoSoeht anu
safsty Fund Association in proceedings Tor It's Noiun'
dissolution requiring him IA give BOND ior slooVV.
ON behalf of Frank Donysius, his tpeclh guAfhah'
lawyer Thomas j. Farrell, is contestng inc VIII Vi no
boys grandmother, Rebeeea Margaret Coop' On '"s
ground Of undue influence. Sh9 lived az Ooiunoia anu
fsiyington stS and worth $4,000. Inc eNinsnce
IA the case was submitted yesterday TO Surrogate hAu
som who reserved his decision.
Justice Andrews OF Supreme Court yesterday ap'
pointed Nelson waterbury. jr. referee to take tesu
ony the for absolute divorce brought oy Nh'"
RasaJ Long Island City tailor against Jennie Rasa
In q suit tiled the Court Of Common Pless before
Judge DAILY and jury yesterday. Charles A. Aeirps
claimed 1000 damages from the HewYorH steam Com
psny for injuries at Broadway and Gear
IT January, 1888 caused by the escape OF steam IRON
baking pipe of the company The defence was general
denial. A verdict was rendered for she plaintiff for
xar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
THE CLOSE OF TIE COMMUNICATION
PLANS FOR THE NEW INSTITUTION AT UTICA
PRESENTATION OF A PORTRAIT.

PLANS FOR THE NEW INSTITUTION AT UTIOA-
PRESENTATION OF A PORTRAIT.
The Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted Masohs Vi
Now-York, whose 1oeth annual communication opon0u
on Tuesday, met for the last time this year yeser9
afternoon. At the morning session WnNh Nee
at o'clock Grand Secretary Ehlers announcer eOA
tribuuons to the Johnstown fuld iroh '
lodges amounting In all TO $780, n reoiuuV"
then adopted providing thar the board oil trustees Vi
the Hall and Asylum should consist Of nine members
the grand master ex-ofHcio with one member non
each judicial district Of the State TO be eectou py VI"
Grand Lodge at the annual meetings. Tho commute"
recommended that the instltdton TO DO eroc'eu III oH
should have provision for the care OF inoiKeht
and their widows and for the support and eduosuon
of needy orphans Of Masons.
Regarding the plans of the building. the following
recommendations were made: Tho main building to
consist Of a three story structure in which shall be
the homes Of tho officers of the Institution the oces
and accommodations for all general purposes OF tho
institution with two wings each two stories II he'Eh
one for the accommodation OF fifty male adults ana
the other for fifty females. The other buildings tor
inmates 10 consist Of series OF cottages or dwelngs'
each capable Of housing thirty nmates' AS TO inc
MANAGEMENT of the institnuop the committee RECON-
mended the increased number OF trustees and laid
specal stress upon the local government and terms
OF admission.
After the reading OF a number OF other reports,
Me-siIe portrait of Past Grand Master Joseph ~
Evans was presented to the Grand Lodge by his
family. and was received with appropriate speech
on the part Of Grand Master Lawrence.
The afternoon session was devoted princlpalv 10
the ms talation Of tho officers elected on Weonosoas
The first act Of the new Grand Master' 'onn ~
vrooman was 10 appoint tho following commissioners
Of appeal: Ruins Grigges, Of Brookyn MnEInI ~
Powaali of New York. and ". Il Andrews. OF BrooS
yn After the transaction OF routine Du S'nsncA N
meet one year hence. The majority OF tne noNi'oi'
went 10 their homes last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
70 SETTLE rae STEWART VIII CASE
4 MovEMSvT ron COMPROMISES ON FOOT 40
CORNING TO SURROGATE RANSOM.

coRpING TO SURROGATE RANSOM.
me hearing of arguments In the Stewart win case
shieh was originally set down for Monday juno TO-
has bean postponed BY Surrogate Ransom unt,i June
"a The Surrogate told Tribune reporter that he had
s this at the request Of Joseph H. choste Of counsel
sor Tia contestants and Elhu Root, for exJudge HUI
ton They waited on the Surrogate on wednesday
ana asked for an adjournment on the ground mat
Mors was possibility that tho case would DO sesued
ant Of court This seems to confirm the rumors OF
eompromise being in contemplation. winch nave
httherto been dsoreded owing 10 the denias OF eou
al Tn the present instance there have been no
aenta,s hut only the most meagrc information about
IN. matter can be cleaned from the brief ana non
eommIttal answers made 10 nquirer by those VINO are
interested and ought to know" MI. Choate sAo
n was impossible for him to see The Tribune reporter
who called at his Office yesterday afternoon ana Mr.
Roet while no consented to see ana DO seen' SAu us'
he could not discuss the subject
awhsn viii there be any oehhle ho"sT H0 ""o
sshsd.
There won't be any at all from me- was his reply.
Ex-Attorn,s- General Leslie W. Russell, OF e1Juase
Hflton,s counsel fairly Acknowledged that move
uent for O compromise was afUot. In sta'emeh' W
o reporter, he SAID substantially;
7he counsel on both sides met with view 70 ma some
ourse satisfactory to all parties concerned by which an
- r.,,h, he mt In the litigation The conference was
ma few days ago. AL the hsgants and their 0ouhsot
appeared 70 In favor of peaceful set'emens "a Wv
case but terms were erriveo ~ no u00" was 49,
another conference but expect 10 VIII occur SOon'
-. saw for JUDGE Hilton that willing to compromise
He Is not anxious do however and never mas uV
wish you would deny omphascafy that he souehs
eonnsc,ise Al the oyertureS have come from inc oo
ssxsn<s Judge Hilton and his counsel thoughe 49,
a. ,,,e te matter on an equitable basis than let sne Cas-
drag It's weary length through the courts ior 1eAS
sass AFFORDS material for srgumena for another oeos
We thoucht that settlement at this juncturc wouio ooY
s,e l.,re expenditures and prevent the further
ton Of the estate. uo,,. II.
has employed many brilliant and highpriced lawyers
snd fhe amount OF testimony taken has been immense
Mr. choatos crossexamiuatoD Of one witness nos
ten days Prescott Hall Butler pleaded IGN, n.y.
Of any proposals for extra Judicial ;+er are
Controversy IN which his wife, children anu S e sn an
tnvolved He would not venture 10 glNe an OF
nraxinists estimate OF the total sum spent On inc
proceedngs; and thought indeed, that wv - T,tie
f,,tsd t nm the available data. there was SO mug
sntaisi basis for definite calculation thst nere "isN
a. n difference of $4,000 In the results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June (SpseiAD-rhe cables SAID tony 'n4S
INA pussan wheat fields which had been suffering so
from drouh had enjoyed rains. general drop oil Ia
penny in all wheat tuturoS Liverpool followed Hutch
Inson took bull side in the morning on CONSIDERABLE
scale His buying Offset tho bearish influence
OF tho foreign news that Close July wheat showed
a decline from wednesday night Of only IL cent. The
nova suited the sellers. The weather, thu
grain movement, tho trade all were o. sort 70 help
bAhoFss rather than ongS' Harvesting was going on
n southern Kansas and there splendid sheaves Of
Shent on noor in Texas q week ago There was
ps wheat In san FraacIsco and harvesting going
on In southern California Ia spite of all this Juno wheat
small stocks, is explained. are making Tits months
and closed at the bottom figures rs "a for the day.
June opened n Ia touched 7S 12 and coSsd a. 20
cents. Corn was stoady within range OF 81 cent.
The proyslon pit was dy pork Essedng 10 cents lard
than expected The weeks packing, according TO "The
Prco Current Slowed Increase over last year Of
as 900 hogs. On the curb July wheat sold at rs "a.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Eew.York THURSDAY, June o-BELVES-RseGe eIIes -
were sfPSI i s,sS for 90 No rc saGa
a. jersey City Of which rOsds were Cor The seS
II ',s, except sS saSer.
70 Sso1S' p 81 S Sssa a9re SID s
n and prices Tending Sm. dSTsTa a7 40 Dc,
10 with Choice sides reaching 7l;22I;,.,,x lime Re-
ssssd r., :SaPs sS per e. % ana
s5vnsns sSAS Sss BcCyes 500 quarter. Of Beet
n ~ sas as % "a c s's sHd q sheep
MICH tS 10 seIa ssa s ss $50 70
s Tor Tor Common % Good COWS with retained at ESQ
fs : had: .e2 so .ss f Ys.. ra sn9
Sls a ssr; Win G s pens
s :, ssIT,s aSs 4 Val. per
DSesssd Calves and % good demand at IsS
fg5 Rro;;a 6s se m Ss 70 cASSS
Easssy ssIF IL VITAL sns s Co. SrB
100 10 u ,s ss 1 y. 1ss = %
IS 10 !. z - s s
l'' h sh.i III g. h iSH p Gave.
S':; r. Z. = f. 4: 4. +
S En-: ss' &c. gsi;
iai II X'i ,t5 80. i, a. id g." ~ '1'
sl.ee do ISL n. at 90; Is FeaiA A1' 10 s' i~''
aO' Egg zee oas 30 vesI~ 1873 N. at $780, do. 1A'
ePG &C., ioG e a. YES Is is
Nsxtas Slsa ohIS Calves 1so r Z: :, as 4 ,so
carload, = Jeey c and Tsoe IL s'rI Ss g. OG
81 .s %A ,ed SS'' 1osSss sSssp snd t'q%
&c 1S on hS. SSss S SS
out Common to Choice Sheep sold q 81 1895 q pSr Ioc
nsssoaa Of MsfYIsods at the outside figure lil'
SSpeS Of state lambs brought &C. and Jerseys iod At DC
| Dressed Mutton 10 good demnnd, but weak ana !oyer
selling al 9aiOe Dressed Lambs lie lower ana quoted a.
sss:-shermsn Culver 80 eIs. Sheep . scnDs
d. ga oh.G g. g. % pa IA D. IL
% "a 10 a. Is q6? Iol Kontucsy DO io7 atH o.
100 Kentucky Lambs 90 n At s4c per n; go do. o.
Newton Ggl..t: 100 Western Sheep. JOG N average
at" 70 R Fidc aS2 n1se Ohio sheep 1922 !" q s14
PIrAe! 81 Ewes ss y. az $50 2t3 Xirgiria Lambs
ss 81 n at i9s DO % ~ Sc ~ WSst Virginia do
N Collins o85 ohio Shop, 10 =, at = &c.
Judd & Buckingham: % State Sheep Jos ~ at Sc
9S's. 4 = SfS&'ey Eve. na' NJ at &c; Je''''
L'T HsiieSSeeS 1 Hollis 800 Kentucky lambs. % y.
SO % state DO, 90 ~ at 50; 1893 Ohio shSep 90 n;
h is Ss @ G2 q Co M 3 iS ~
g Sd . :ssss q e.! Pf Sssa only
head for sale Eondnnlly arm at e. 7b283 20 per 100
Country Dressed IN Light supply ana uncoh ss
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power; she is have triple expansion engines with al
latest mprcvezaent Her deekhouses arc 70 be 70
moved Be bat up with steel bulkheads around
quarter between the ra and the hurricane deck and
instead Of having saloonsone forward and one aft
she viii have espaeious saloon spanning the entire
breadth Of the ship shc taken TO the works Of Roach
q Sons yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
rv,ey,ve ulnKryDs IN THE PARKS.

people who walked through Union square ye'WruA'
o,e surprlsed 70 see two OF the oneeent Weighing ms
chimes conspcuOusy placed In the centre OF 'he oIVa
49,. ,ho ,r.chtoss has for some been urging S'e
Park board To permit number of them to DO placed IA
tina marks They offer the city commission Oh per es
OF the gross receipts for CHS privilege inc
The ,ph,eet WAS referred to Superintendent Parsons VINO
reported against the machines Az the once OF The hoaa
ss,srd.v IL was SAID that resolution had been edopea
giving permission for Mt, machines 10 % p'a0Su " WV
raj PARK and tho smaller parks Of the ety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07

HuvyALo June v-catts- Rscsips fer the last ~ hours
wers 600 head Total for The week hns nr lOZOO sSr
ia ma eFne last S,l06 Consigned through 800
80 700 Of which NsWYork; laO head on saIe trading
HoS,"xo receipts for lIst q hours were 1000
hasd Total for The week thus far 90 40 ror tne SAME
time .st $1,000 oSpsgned tnrSaEn 1So1 neal h0
OF which 20 Esw.York 1000 on sLe market 9ales OUT
prices sts4dy MiIsd Ptss and Light Workers 7oi rigs
for the a 600 head Total for
AZ 600 Consigned through 400 heal none OF wnca 70
400 head on market oyerstoeked; prices
Ioi,nS 10 aisc Choice 70 Sheep - 4oo& 49, Good
10 choice Lambs Is lOe$SSS.
caIcAso, Unoa stock Yards June O. aE"Tns prOveTs
ISornal reports: CAtusReoeipts $4,000 heaoi spnents
eSoo aArEs aoaye steady 70 loo lower Bssyes - 40
"a 90 CowS Bulls and Mixed 81 o0eS 80. Texas Cattle
'HoS&sscsipts $1,000 hasd shipments 1000 market
acty Sc lowrr - IS 1s4 400 Heavy ~ 70 es4 81 .;
IIEht a. 80 9sI 66 Skips - BoG&lo. . 1919.
shesp-- Receipts 5000 bead shipments 1000 msfkot
steady 70 5c lower Natives IS 80 9bOO western snoh
Is s0StI l0 Texans shorR s3 90. LAMBS io"e'
use aSs 50 per head ,,
ST LOUIS Juno Receipts 400 head
loo market lower Choice Heavy Native steers ~ ~
Io Fair 70 Good e. 10 ass IS. Stookers and
Sar to Good 90 lOSe3 90 Rangers Corned 81 sue oo'
GraAsfcd 81 l0e$3 90. go, ,.rt., ,ow.r
Chaiea Heavy and Butchers selections ~ SVas4 ~
PaSEins 81 i6sI so Light Grades. Ordinary I" Best
81 IS ~ a. ...u ,,..... 400. narkst Allow
Far 10 Choice t3 0O 0SS 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
OCEAN yREIanrs-rA.re. 4. good demand 10y yes

OCEAN FREIGHTS-Thsre IL good demand for YES
sells 20 load lumber and general cargo for West India and
South American ports This class OF tonnage commands
is little doing In other departments.
70 Ayonmouth from store loads grain AID and load,
terms PETROLEUM oHARrERs-Steame Paula. PIN.
adeiphs 10 the Continent "a 900 bbls refined in bulk
Rush bark Conductor (pFlor hence Havro 500 bbls
naphsSa Italian SsTk Roma gsiOr Paadsiphis .
shin Iceberg hence Hong Kong ~ 900 reanod
sSe British ship MOrna TO SrrVe hence % The far Fast
Spanish steamer Carolina hence 70 AyoDmouth, general
cargo bark william Phillips hence Buenos Ayres
erat cargo British 6ris Ruds hence 70 Port Natal gen
fr SsnS ISe nF umse sns 5oSn ais
schooner Anna b. Hutchinson, hence 70 Antigua genera
cGaeSs lumber private terms; british bark g, 8 Par
bsrE Persia hence 70 Duenoa Ayres general cargo brig
W Parker hence 20 Port EEabsth general cargo barb
oorisan Cow Bay g Vera ory,, Goa; private terms
wood 90 so schooner Forenee Leland hence 70 Mobile
and Pensacola general cargo bark klbemarls Balimort
10 Santos, hour, private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
curve mn nnry NV ooRsEr,grEsIs.

The fxiss Of the Of the United States against E
sFsll Co., Tor tho recovery OF duties importation
q esfstseis begun yesterday before Judge Bfown
m hs Omitted States District Court oorseLsteels have
bs<a imported - tempered steel until few menths ago.
sben thsy were rated eorsetwireS The duty on
fersd ssss s ~ per cent while that on eorsetwfre 10
spesaae duty q cents pound As TIE eorsetstoels
se vera only cents peand, the latter duty 10 prae
hssnJ The aefendents imported corset
sss whish passed through The Custom tempered
sscef, me day esins no7o ess than they had been
csasea - eofeetwiro. Tho Government seeks 10 re-
csfcf the alhsrsneo Assssant District Atsofneys
set BnitA appeared for the ssoyosnn<ns ana stanley
czzzs sndM Cor the importers The case win con.
tnzs soz tso Or three days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-07
THE MARKETS.
Total RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per North River. Vessels ana Railroada
GENERAL MARKET REpoRr,,

CoFFEE-Rlo grades the spot were VEN dull to-dsy
and prices ruled weak and Irregular Fair carzoes ouc;A
10 3.4c. No sales reported Mid growths quiet nd
about steady. The option market also had yerY ous
look and further weakness wa, developed lower sf
eign adyceA Closing figures indicate decline sboua
points. Hayre Is down "a n. and Hamburg Loaf Il
pig; Rio quiet Regular frs, 400 good seecnd,
Rio cearsnces for United States 5000 bags RIO clear
for Europe 900 bags total stock PIP geo bass,
Santos receipts 1000 bsgsi receipts 10 RIO, July q
June g. 1880 100000 bags; same time 1883 Lgseodo
July to June g. 1850 sol 900 bags same dine issS
1880 900 bags same time 1897 24SO 900 bags; sales he
90 $50 bags