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ARRIVALS FROM SAMOA.
Officers and Men from the Vandalia and
Trenton Reach Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2O.-This morning the
steamer Rockton arrived from Apia, Samoa.
She brings officers and $50 men of the Van
dalia, and II officers and 800 men from the
Trenton. The officers and men were in COM
mand of Captain Farquhar. Admiral Kim
berly, 10 officers, and ~ men remain at Apia
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. Coon INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come to all who persist
emily use Ayers sarsaparilla This powerful
alt=Sssi~e effects i9 the system change tina.
seems little short 81 miraculous. No medicine
has been in such universal demand for years
Give /, trial
IF any cue suffering from general debility.
want OF appetite. depression of spirits. and las
stude. will use Ayers ssrsapariils. am conf
dent azure viii result. for have used 1t, and
spesk from experience. 1t is by far the best
remedy i ever knew."-F. O. Loring, Brockton-
Ea7a
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
Prepared by DR.. J. c Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass
Sold By all Druggists Price, 81: six bottles IS.
feb20 WORTH So A BOTTLE.
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PERsoNAL.-John W. Plat and T. E. Clark

son of New York, A. Barnard of South Caro-
lima, E. A. Sperr and I. W. Parker of Chicago,
e. l.. Camp of Tennessee. and d. s. Brown of
Providence: are at the Ebbitt. E. Bliss of
New York, II. Goodwin of Ohio, VIM Arm
strong of Indiana, d. Weber of Cincinnati, L.
r. Armstead of Pennsylvania, and John Hutch
lnson of Boston, are at the Riggs.-D.
M. Smith of New York, is at the Arno-
j. r. Weist and H. ii. Wenst of Indiana
and John c. Burlitt of Philadelphia are at
Wormley' b. F. Flanders of New Or
leans, Geo. Fl. Wheatley of Marietta, Ohio. r.
r. Baker of Washington, u. c., H. Grant
Thompson of New Haven, Conn, and W. A.
Campbell of Argo, n. c., are at the st. James.
VIM. Wicke and wife of New York, L. o.
Baird of Chicago, Norman W. Dodge, Geo. II.
Ellery and wife, and Geo. Benjamin of New
York, and H. S. Burkhardt and wife and H. s.
Plckands of Chicago are at the Normandie.-
The following Washingtonians are recent ar
rivals at the Hotel Royal, Atlantic City: Mr.
and Mrs. JOS. Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J.
Murray, Miss Alice Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. King, Miss Dewitt. Mrs. J. H. Rutherford,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fox, Miss katherine Fox,
STRATEGY of New York, Y. II. Shulze and James
Coupon of Georgia, and ]. Martin of Brooklyn,
are at Welker's.-Minister Ryan arrived in
the City of Mexico Saturday He was received
at the depot by repre- natives of the Ameri-
can colony.-Edward B. Merrill and ]. L.
Thorndike of New York. Wn. w. Capron of
Albany, William Ii. DOVE of st. Joseph,
Col. Isaac Toumbe of San Francisco, Will
liam II. Cary Of England, and J. W. Jones
OF Harrisburg, are at the Arlington
Chas. Price of North Carolina, G. b. Colling-
wood OF Chicago, F. T.. A. Junkin, Chas. F.
Porter and B. w. Pardue of New York are at
Willard's
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THE OPEN-AIR CONCERTS. The Marine band
has been ordered to play at the White House
grounds next Saturday afternoon, and to con-
tinue the open-air concerts throughout the
season.
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Base Ball at Boyd's.

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
BoYD's, Nd, May IS.
Boyds Athletics and GAINESVILLE Juniors
played their first game here to-day, resulting
in victory for GAINESVILLE by score of "a to SO.
The game was very interesting notwithstanding
the large score. Emerson, Whip, and White
made home runs. The Athletics were two
runs ahead up to the ninth inning, when they
were whitewashed for the first time during the
game, while their opponent scored three times.
The teams were: Boyd's Athletics-W. M. Will
hams, If. and S.; John W. Williams, CT; L. Bur-
dette, G.; J. B. Williams, 2b.; v. T. Lewis, 3b.
W. c. Whip, p; G. Best, If; NJ. Emerson, lib.
Z. Howard, c., r.f. GAINESVILLE Junors-J.
White, h.; F. Cooley, c.; W. Hoyle, r.; r.
Story, IT,; W. White, p; G. Nicholson, 2b.; W..
Pyles, S.; J. Hoyle, CT; @. Ormes, 3b.
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BIDS FOR ICE.-The following bids were re-
ceived to-day at the Interior department for
furnishingice for the ensuing year, Transparent
Ice company, SO cents per 100 pounds; indie
pendent Ice company, 3515 cents; Great Falls
Ice company, "a cents. No award has been
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Three Alleged Housebreakers.

Oliver Brown, John Rodgers, and Philip Tay-
lor, colored men, were before the Police Court
this afternoon charged by Policemen Costello
and Graft with HOUSEKEEPING at the tobacco
store of VIM; 5. Horton, No. ASS Pennsylvania
avenue last Wednesday night They were held
for the grand jury; bonds, $500.
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1fARRIEn

GERMAN-wHITE. In Jersey City. Nj, Arril on.
1s $50 by the Rev; r. d: Lowre, p e, MAMIE
Of this city, and DUDLEY Z. GERMAN OF Jersey
City. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

THE New AUDITORS. Auditor Haber-
com assumed his new duties this morning.
Fourth Auditor Lynch will relieve Gen. Shelly
tomorrow morning
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Auction Sale of an EntrNe SQUARE

.Duncanson Brothers, auctioneers, sold on
Saturday, at public sale, the triangular square
bounded by Georgia avenue, f street, 10th and
18th streets southeast, containing 30. 252 square
feet, to E. ]. Burke for 10 cents per square foot
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A DINNER TO BISHOP hEANE.-Bishop Keane,
rector of the new Catholic university, upon his
arrival here tomorrow evening will be given a
reception and dinner at Welcker's by the clergy
OF the District. Many distinguished guests
have been invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

The election in Allegheny county, Pa, Sat-
urday, for members Of the republican county
committee, was the most exciting ever held
The Quay-Bayne forces defeated the Magee
ring, which has controlled political &datfs Tor
years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

A MARYLAND PosTMAsTER.-John c. McNeal
has been appointed postmaster at Mcdaniel
town, Talbot county, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

Il Acid Phosphate. DR.. T. q Kelly, Alderton w IT
says have prescribed II in large number Of cases oh
restlessness at night and nervous diseases eeDer
and also IN cases OF Indigestion caused by lack OF sun
clt gastric Juice of the stomach. with ked
and consider il of the remedies known 10 tie
professional world ~ ---~
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NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The Dolphin arrived al

NAVAL MovEMENTs.-T Dolphin arrived at
Adeu, Arabia, yesterday, all well. The
Swatara arrived at Cape Town, South
Africa, April II, thirty-six days from
Monteyideo. The Quinnebaug sailed from
Villefranche May /, and arrived at Gibraltar
May 6. on her way to New York. The Lancaster
left Nillefranche May A, and was at Genoa on
the 18th.
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GRoeAxs CREp1r House.,
T39 AND 74l 7TH ST. NV.
EASY WEEKLY OK MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN
BEDROOM SUITS, in Poplar from Sl5 up.
BED ROOM SUITS, in Oak and Cherry, from S25
BEDROOM SUITS. Walnut. from $40.
PARLoR SUITS, ia Hair Cloth or Plush, from s35.
HEADQUARTERS for BABY CARRIAGES and RE-
FRIGERATORS
INGRAM CARPET ) from % cents up.
BEST EXTRA SUPER CARPETS, SIS cents
BRUSSELS CARPET from 40 cents.
A FULL LINE OF MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS,
RUGS. MATS, &c.
All Carpets, Oil Cloths. and Mattinss laid free of
charge. ap15-2n
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
LIQOUR LICENSES.

The old board of Commissioners held their
last board session to-day and considered the
subject of granting liquor licenses. The fol-
lowing is the result of their deliberations.
Approved-Marcellus West, retail liquor
license, corner 18th and Ii streets northwest;
Jacob Lehman, retail liquor license, on Good
Hope Hill road Josephine Lewis, whole
sale liquor license. at GO Canal street;
George G. Bell, wholesale liquor license, at
l400 18th street; Fichard c. Thompson, Hills
dale, Wholesale liquor license, disapproved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The follow
ign were the readings at the signal Office to-
day: 8 a.m., 65; 2p.m., 81; maximum, Pm,
u; minimum, 2 pm, 62.
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14o CENTER STREET, NEW YORK.
June 25, 1888.
The winter after the great fire in Chicago con-
tracted Bronchial affections, and since then have been
obliged to spend nearly every winter south. Last No
tember was advised to try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPOPHoSPHITES, and to
my surprise was relieved at once and by continuing its
use three months was entirely cured, gained flesh and
strength and was able stand even the blizzard and
attend TO business every day.
T.c. CHURCHILL.
Sold by all Druggists ocl
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j. G.. HurcHrssox.

j. G.. HUrcH1ssoS.
HASIBURGS.
GOO pieces of fine Cambria and Muslin Edgings.
Choice patterns; all widths.
The choicest hne Of fine, dainty Edgings in the city
100 pieces me wide Cambria Edgings I'll in. wide)
never retailed less than Soc,
At 25c. yard.
100 pieces fine Cambria Edglngs % in. wide), regu-
lar 25c. goods,
At 15c. yard.
BLACK LACES.
Wide Ia Tosca Nets reduced to
S5c a yard.
12 pieces of Black Chantilly Flounce, worth 81 yd.
At Sl.25 yard.
Fine Flouncings as high as S13.5oyd.
rnyl4 9O7 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

MACHINERY.
FORsBERG & MURRAY,
AGENTS FOR
WHITTIER MACHINE co. Boilers and Elevators.
HENRY r. WORTHINCTON. Steam Pumps.
SHIPMAN ENGINE co. Oil Engines aud Steam
Launches, and the
NATIONAL HOT WATER HEATING co.
We always have on hand large stock Of
BOILERS, ENGINES, PUMPS. ELEVATORS,
LAUNCHES, AND SMALL MACHINERY
1901, 1908. zoos Seventh ST. $ ".
Washington, ID. c.
Telephone No. 1913. my3-2m
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The New York Stock Market.
Name. o. c. Name O. c.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14l9 street
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ARMY ORDEns.-Col. Henry G. Hodge

ARMY ORDERs.-Col. Henry G. Hodges.
assistant quartermaster-general, ordered to
temporary duty at the national cemetery at
Lebanon, Kentucky. First Lieutenant
ii. j. Goldman, fifth cavalry
granted a month and half extension of leave.
Second Lieut.. p. II. Clarke, tenth cavalry,
granted four months sick leave with permits
sion to go beyond sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

A LITTLE MEDICINE Of the right kidd, taken at
A'the right time, Is Invaluable That means Carriers
Little Liver Pills. and take them now.
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WHITE AND CoLoRED PEOPLE.
Their Comparative Morality Discussed at
a Affecting Of Colored Baptist Pastors.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED VIGOROUSLY DENorScTSa
CORRESPONDENT FOR PUBLISHED STATEMENTS
ABOUT LAxIrY OF MORALS AMONG ooIoREp
CHURCH MEMBERS
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A SEQUEL 20 the Prize Fipht

A case growing ont Of the recent prize fight
between two negro pugilists. Dorsey and Cole
man. was called for trial in the Police Court
this afternoon. Bob Connen appeared as de-
PENDANT and was charged with assault
ing Dorsey in Georgetown saloon on
the morning of the fight Dorsey said
that the trouble was about the money
He wanted il understood that he fought for
1.-The dollar" and not for fun He understood
that Council had something 90 do with the
money, and he Dorsey was entitled TO Sl5
and only got IS; he called upon Council for the
balance. Each charged the other with having
struck the first blow
Counsel said he was informed that Dorsey
was waiting for him with q brick. and a cabman
wanted to loan him pistol, but he refused 20
take the weapon.
The judge told Dorsey that he was a law
breaker himself and he would have 20 have
some corroboratiye testimony. The charge
was dismissed.
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BROScH1r1s CURED.

AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION
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THE CITY POsT-oFFICE.
Meeting Of the Commission 60 Report
as to Its Location.

The city post-ofice commission met to-day in
Gen. Whitfeld's private room in the Post-ofhce
department
The commission consists OF Mr.. Clark
son. the first assistant acknowledgements;
Mr.. Whitfield. the second assistant; Cor
poral Tanner. the Commissioner of Pensions;
Mr.. Windrim. the supervising architect Of the
treasury; and Mr.. Ross. the city postmaster. IL
was appointed by Postmaster-GenoralW Wanna
maker TO examine the hall of the
pension building and report upon the ad-
visibility Of locating the city post-office there.
The commission will also consider whether
there is any other place available in this city
that could be used Tor that purpose. As the
meeting to-day was the first time the mem
bers had come together the main portion Of
the time was spent IN an informal interchange
of views. After organization the commission
decided 70 visit the pension building in person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20

THERE EVER WAS A SPECIFIC FOR ANY
Il one complaint then Carriers Little Liver Pills
specinc for sick headache and every woman should
know this Only one pin dose. Try them.
4 MOISTURE BiTTERS, ENDORSED BY PHYsI-
"A eiaRsssnd ShSmisis tor purity and wholesomeRess
pr. J. Glb. slEGEhI SONS, sole manufacturers.
Ask your drpsgist. =
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HOW THURSDAYS DECLINE WAS MADE.


The peculiar feature developed ia tO-days stock
market was that there was scarcely reflection
of Yesterdays dealings in the stock loan market
this morning. There was neither any notable
returning of borrowed stock nor an additional
demand to borrow Executing for some adj
ditional demands for Union Paciiic, yesterday 5
dealings and rhe decline in prices were myths SO
far as they affected the aggregate short in
terest. This only goes to show that the decline
in prices yesterday was made by matching of
orders 1T is against the rule of the board to
make matched sales rather than to the selling
even of Short stocks. Today's market was
quiet. 1t opened higher ;han last evenings
prices was savagey raided" at IL o'clock, and
then steadily improved IN value to the close. The
rumors OF rate-cutting on passenger traf-
Gc at the West were renewed and
contradcted, but there seems to be little doubt
that the Rock Island Company has made the cut
of So 1913 70 to Sl5-and that its excuse for
doing it is without foundation. The dealings In
Rock Island stock yesterday and to-day were small,
but they indicated inside buying. The Rock
Island party forced the price of Omaha preferred
down TO SO 7-s, but il closed at 90 l-2-the same
as it opened. Chicago and Northwestern and st.
Paul stocks, which were yesterday subjected to
severe laundrying and TINS morning again
were raided," promptly responded WITH s1@rp
advances Central OF w-Jersey sold up TO 100,
but il closed at 90 5-S, and Delaware, Lacta-
wanna and Western was exceptionally easy In sell
ing down to lao l-4al41 eX dividend. Every
body knows that the November statement of the
Union Pacific Company Is going 10 show con-
siderable decline from that of November 1867-at
least. they say they know it-and vet it today
closes "a higher than last evening with good
buying When the Northwestern.s November
statement of gross earnings came out showing
loss of $3.50, 900, the bears" sold it short at
O4 "a; it now is called only steady at l07 Ia.
People who are holding or are buying stocks look
for improvements; they know the past, and for
several weeks to come published railroad reports,
If earnings must reflect the extremely low rates
Of the last half of December. The rates wep
advanced only January l.
The market closed quiet and strong.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected. with the
nominal quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
Nov THE DENTAL STUDENTS RETOLT
DIR. wr1seEs YOUNG FRIENDS STILL sTANcHLY

sor. rnisstatements and exaggerations were pun
,,sh.d vcsteuiay about tho trouble at the Medicai
echoo, NJ five University OF the City OF New orh'
mo etden,s have acf led the SITUATION and are Vihs
mr. woolsey their support although their admiration
Coz Professor VeIsse is as strong ever III IS not
h,,cycd that any students will leave the schooi on
account os tho disturbance None Of the leaders was
oyneed by the faculty. who have deferred acnoh vi
tbo cases OF John T. G. Coyle Arthur NJ McLair'o
and NJ A. schultz DR.. Pardce, the dean, saiu Scs'0i
dav that the faculty would act on these cases III d
few DAYS The other students, C. i. oheihS, 4" w.
ucrrngton and f. c. Collins made apologies anu sA'iS
t,.c,orv EXPLANATIONS. The dean also SAID 'hat inc
faculty. had not conferred with the faculty vi "c
pelAcyue Medical School TO request that pouS " IT,
r,se admission 10 any student who might DC eA'ue"
,,or t,e IJnyersity's school Further the iacul'y
.,sd not summoned a student by the name OF brown'
who IL is alleged wrote an impudent letter iha'
story is fabrication.
Nfnety-one students at the Ncw-fofR Cohego vi
dentistry. No o45 East Twenty -third-st arc 'aiAhk
OF withdrawing from their dissecting course Formerly
conducted nv Professor Wcsse at the University >
Medical SCHOOL resolution was circulated yesnr-
day in the school, which about three four'hs OF 'ho
whole class had pledged themselves 10 wi'hofa" "oi'
f,,r,her attendance upon the instruction IN Pac,,
ticaI and surgical anatomy OF the University a,,nt
school This action taken, OF course, Oh
of Professor Weisses resignation. lie Is an
at The Dental school and l. popular inert ais1I r,
r. Davey ID. b. Armstrong a. - oeaNei:: ,r 80 a
l. Weber and l.. 5. Rosenihai nave Oeen aPpop sydee
committee to present this resolution 10 ~ iii no
on Monday FIRST however, the resolution VIII rh 90
submitted 10 the faculty of the dental cohcso, a
movement Is not regarded as momehious ~ my u h
denial students were admitted TO The lectures IN inc
dssecting through courtesy TO ProIessor "esso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
GRAIN md PRODUCE MAEnE7S.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The cash wheat market dull and unsettled, with
prices somewhat and exporters still standing aoof
The speculation did reach important proportions less
than 1000 900 bushels being traded in in the options
A slightly higher opening occurred stronger cable
advices selling at 81 0G ID but reazatons at the
West caused sympsthetic decline Of cent here, May
falling TO 81 o5 1-2 The shorts covered at the decline
and brought values up 1894 cent but the market closed
ONLY steady at losses OF l4QS-o cent a. lOiOWs;
January Il 90 3s February Il OIL IS March u % IL
Nav II O5 rs June 81 05 "a The heavy receipts VI
corn caused a depression Of 1884 in spot Lotto
although slippers bought 10000 bushels The options
were 0u!eter with nearby month, showing acute
weakness January closing down cent 81 a - Feb
fuary and March "a As l9 and As 3S respectively,
ana May only l-s cent at 40 IL cents oats were
fcatufccss easier. the options falling lsGl4 cent
81 Il for January 81 for February and 80 cents Tor
MAY Lard wa neglected Dy exporters, but reaction
from Thursdays depression enjoyed prices for OPP
lions ending up 70S points a. 30 for January AZ ~
for February 81 rs for March 81 10 for April and a. 81
for May.
receipts grain aud Sour reported yesterday at
New York. Phadephla, Baltimore and Boston were a.
follows; Wheat 30 $40 bushels 49,. O73 bushels
oats. 1921 bushels total grain s9o79S bushels; iouF
735 package. Chicago, Milwaukee ana St. Louis
arrivals Wheat 40 55f bushels; 800 12l
bushels oats 69 600 bushels total grain 57eo7l bush
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05

rrvRppoot Ian A D. m-COtton-The sales OF the day
included 600 bales American. Futures closed quiet
2Si4d sellers January and February delivery 2l6id
selers February and March delivery, 2i64G buyers;
March ana nril delivery ~ Cad buyers April aud May
delivery 24bId sellers May and June delivery 2704d
sellers June and July delver, 29oid buyers July anu
August delivery, 3Ooiu Nauc' august ""i SoPo"i"oi
delivery, 29.6id sellers
GALVESTON Jan. 4-Cotton firm. Micdny. GIG Low
Niddlng il6 Good Ordinary ga net receipts 23lo
baes gross receipts vG6 bales exports 10 Great Britain
4240 bales the continent LIDO bales coaswlse lloS
Iecepts 90 10 bales gross receipts o. 769
bales exports 10 Great Britain, l053S bales 10 France
1880 bales continent ll5o bales ooastwlse I3ooo
bales sales. S3ll Dales
SAVANNAH Jan 4.--Cotton quiet Mlddlng. 1915 Low
Middling 4 5i6; Good Ordinary 1916 net and gross
recents 1877 bales exports cOastwse 1898 bales sales
and gross receipts 2isi2 bales exports to
France 1925 bales; To the continent iS5zS oaes coast
wise, 20.96j bales sales Sioo oaes'
Mlddnng 1919: Good Ordinary ll0 net recelpts 1900
hales. 1854 bales shipments 1000 bales
saies 500 bales: stock s7.52j bales
Neekly-Net receipts l2lOo bales gross receipts 2lsba
bales shipments l4,l5 bales. sales 3oO9 bales
NORFOLK Jan 4.-cotQn firm. Mh,llng 90 net and
sales l0S7 bales stock %. 744 bales - " -
;yeekiy-Nef and gross receipts S,i05 bales exports
coastwise 7.Jis bales sales. SAD bales
NEw.ORIEAys Jan 4--CottOn firm. Mdfling, 9|; Low
Middlng % Good Oriintry 81; net receipts oV9J bales
rs rrceips 1877 bales exports TO Great Britain. l229i
tales Ia The continent lIe bales coastw.se O56 bales
s,les Is $50 hnes stock, 385sl9 bales.
N,ekly-Nct receipts oil bales receipts 935O5
bales exports 10 Great Britain 3g6O3 bales TO France
IN o50 aes 10 the continent il 1913 bales coaswse.
o 5s7 bales: sales, 23.SOo bales
EwYoRK Jan. 4Folowing the total net receipts OF
a all l.ortss September !, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-05
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Tho hearing on the motion for an injunction TO compel
the Controller and Che Superintendent Of Markets to give
m certain West Washington Market men the same con-
veuienccs in the Washington Market at Ganse-
voo,tst that they have had in tho OLD market was
nostnoned in the Supreme Court Chambers yesterday
until Tuesday.
Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court Chambers
resorved his decision yesterday motion to vacate
tho order for the arrest Gustave Hermanns printer
Granted at the suit Of wife, olga who seeks sepa-
ration ON the ground Of support under which
e langushes In Ludlow Street Jail In default oil SIOO
bail
The Frank Leslie Publishing Company has been IN
cornorated Tho capital stock is 100000, IN loUo
shares The managers Mrs. Frank Leslie John
" Foster l.. H. CTamer, John W. Timpson' fhilp t.
BARTLETT Thomas Thacher and William Williams
The old South Ferry Railroad Company has been In
coyno,ated bv Charles f. warren william j. Rnnsey,
rosenh T Swan Henry ]. G.. Morritt. George W. House,
Henry A. Newell, Hiram w. EGcs, Thomas X Jones'
Thomas A. Delaney Oscar w. Hearth s. Otis Living
ston Charles w Russell and Henry A. Newell u.
The route is as follows From the intersection Of
Church and yesey SITS. through vesey, New Church,
Morris and Greenwich SITS, Battery Place State ana
whitehall SITS to South Ferry returning through White
hall.s to Bowling Green. and connecting with the down
tracks at Battery Place
Foreign creditors Of Henry Lewie. importer OF DIN
monds late at No 100 Chambersst have sued him for
past due accounts and judgments have been entered
against him aggregating s27,329.