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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30

Liverpool, July 29-3 As p. m.-Beef In fsr demand
Pork in poor demand Hams-rhe demand Is imprQv.ng.
Bacon In poor demand long clear ndies abou, 81 NJ dull
az Bis Cd; Short clear nfddes about IS n dun 49,.
ored dull at AS. Tallow in fair demand Tupsntine
In poor demand. Roan in poor demand common steady
at IS 10ld Lard-Spot ana futures IN poor demand
prime Western July, AuguF and Sepember dub a, 81.
Is 4d Flour hl demand Corn-spo. and furures ia
fair demand. Hops London-Pscae Coast m poor de-
mand Receipts Of wheat for the from Atlantic
ports. 92o quarters from Pacific ports 900
sources, 600 Receipts Of American Tor the last
week, "a 800 quarters.
London, July 29.-"The Mark Lane Express IN It's
weekly review 81 the British gran 1.-THE
dency Of English wheat is In favor seler though bus
ness Is Inactive The crop Is we'll matured and do
vefcs, In fair milling character, expected early
september Last year there few deliveries before
Michaelmas. The sales OF English wheat for the Z
week were 40 746 Quarters at sos per quarter, against
% 200 quarters at 32s Cd for th corresponding
year Foreign wheat is firm. with advance Liver
pool OF "a and at London Of Ca Russian Californian and
American red winter most I'm request Barley and
corn firm, and round corn is Cd dearer. to-dsy's
kets English ana foreign wheatS
were maintained. Flour 81 higher. were slow.
Rye was shilling desrer. Linseed advanced ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30

FLOUR AND MEAL-FIoUR-The general mi market rsrs
70 ell owing TO the heayness in wheat some braods
could be has e slightly reduced price, T5sains
1880 bbls go 5I for e1PSs , 9egane H oSse e 60
Tor SE w Ut iadcs ." $500 6b annsses Sto %
$500 bbls inter Wheat Extra 90 5SeS 90 800 sos Su
@ Ma f. Tns 90 west S9 90
g e PS F s g g SS Sss' & WI Esss
a,enI Poor ChSies = 5o@:5 4e Fang - Cle 9n
eoss' spSs MaSs sy sSsa !. EG 81
VA : 8, Ss 81 + e led f&,::
sn% ana ds@ar Ess Sn r and fas fz
q itSs4 So Patent o. T5e = oatt, XIV aaeT
s. 956 % To- CORN MEALIas mndersIss a.
buying Of 5SIy y one ssri or
p 9s sa w but 9 lost eo ASIDE from S ho%c
The general drift OF the favored the bear side
spa ae S%Sod ~ S I than
bushels were dealt H. and final figures wer, a. or nt s
July. Cable adyices were again and lower, and 70
though ' The .as deeas % es hIn s Sc 600 bq.be
sdaX s nea ''@F Se s Rs S o
further substantial decrease without having nstera
a1 pa. Of 3 nj TeS s regular close sn S s"r
OF s6 ye1k 81 se on n Auggs ana sc o. Dese@6e Jgy
SS e y s1S b Dee Done Agg closed ma q so ;g 9
took $4,000 bushels including three looss Of new No
red to rYs special August Besides oads to nies
Guiding TngTsded Winter Red y Sssei 1:' No. Rd
anSa sses9Sc !er 3isc over August do b., s2Aa
10 arrive aacat Sc do IL e eeyats feW 40 July
ssasetc. closing at ssc DO August s6E@s6'e, closing
October sos ds6c closing al s5sc d. N0veber closing
at s0aic do December So 8s4o closing Of s7s,c do
S ss I d; e f'i Es ' Fsid sfn i?S%
ssxH Of The ana SS n gsea 81 ss @
bushelsl servd 10 strengthen tn general market to-day
STOCK hal moderate demand Options wcr also higher
months with active business reported sales, Ito 900
9gssS qe s sSd P92 bushels Ro ard sy
&3c elevator, 44s al &c anoa 1890 arrive. and
i8s,stic, closing at 2sse do SePemSer 1870 &c, ci5ns
at 487sc do October 4f.c44A-c, closing a; Ai<e; 20
November. 44s1c. closing al 4i@c- NTS-A-o nndei
higher Influenced by large decrease In the visible
s"pP Moderate Cash degree s'd Of options ru
Quiet ard nm without showing any oo material chonse
Including No. 3, 27ee do White. S3a33@c No. .: IA
S?se do White $$@ - ~ wNSite 2s niI MHed
closing at 27sc do August: 277saos l.lec. closing ut
277sc do September 27'se closing at 27sc; do October
Do Nav 31lec closing al 3oLc. FLED Quoted. 40 H.
e5d7oc: 90 n, 55a6Oc; so Ii, ooa65c 100 d. 75as0c
Stock Of grain in store July 27wheat LIS 7o5 bush
com 1875 l9 BUSH oats, 1,oj9o G6 bush rye 20 Ola
IoTi7 bgsh total 249S 27 bush Stock Of 30 Td
in store July o. 742 500 bush againsl .o2O ~ bnsh
sacst July 27-wheat 1900 bush corn 935 900 bush
Ssx7.SS Produce Exchange statement Of visible sup
wheat Corn. Oats. Rye Barley
and aaosi 1s4s7s 7l6ssee 259 76S sl2osi S7lS45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
nISoovFosT IN THE STATE CAMP.
xuprwED TENTS AND DAMP nLANha'iS- o''
PHEASANT EXPERIENCES OF THE ATTN

,,ruyrn TENTS AND DAMP BLANkHSTs-UN-
,,a, .S.ST FxPFRa ENCgNs OF THE Attn
,,,,u Julv 90 lSpeciaD Tho Assistant ms reetn tor
ual Colonel Thomas H. McGrath, became ais
,,,sgcd after inspecting the camp To-Day an" ""'"
,turned 10 his quarters h. immediately issueu an
- hat hereafter commissioned ohcen OF each com
- uouh be held strictly responsible Tor the dp'
roar.Dce Of the quarters of their men, Coionei Nc
49, sad that the policing was the worst he
s aver seem and his lecture TO the first sergean's
n"" .,.v afternoon and his careful explanation OF
~ tho work should be done had seemingly not
- ...,ad I'm the least Then the I'd baDSrS
..,,e,s were brought into rcGusiticn again ~ an eN
-, The quarters of the PROVISIONAL ba'tshoh
-. NO hotter than those of the 4fih kegmehr ana
,,,or Wallace A. Downs. Of the list Regiment VINO
= a. command Of fhe battalion personally commanded
a., man and marched each company over separately
80 ,nspoct the quarters of the battery. Every man
annor,unity TO inspect each detail of the ar
- of The battery'S quarters. and II there Is
- - ocnrlaint from the Inspector he Will Know
the reason for IT, -. -. A., ,,oo, 4,
-, circumstance however, to the feeling caused by
- 9 ,,,dent- last night al dress parade. II was made
,o snbtect Of long letter from state he%quartr' 10
go, Caylor today and the end is not yet 1t Is
-, ho matter of military courtesy, or rather mill
- a,sceu,tesy and the responsibility for IL seems to
=. =, CoIoDel Gaylor's shoulders. for he instructed
s oscers 10 do as they did After the dress parade
,rss dismissed and white the companies under com
wana Of the first sergeants were marching past the
Mac, where all of the commissioned officers stood,
several OF the captains asked Colonel Gaylor If they
sbould return the salutee 10 the first sereeans. the
answer was IN the negative, and consequently none OF
tbe officers except few in the provisional battalion
did So Colonel Gaylor himself stood stold and inr
movable when the colorS came along the question
NJ saluting them was again asked. and once more
Colonel Gayor instructed hts officers that the stars
and stripes should recognition from them ne
alone being the only 47th Regiment officer VINO
sahged them. Nearly all Of the officers In the pro
visionsI battalion saluted the first sergeante ana 'ht
cOlOrs. -
There has been much said about the lack OF mlil-
fairy courtesy in the 47th Regiment, sad a S'S,e
nfficer today. and from the example presented "
men Iast night II Is scarcely 10 be wondered a.
The giald-nount this morning was pronounce guOo
and great imDlOvemont over the one OF YESTERDAY
The camp IS stlll muddy and damp place. Wnv
storm follows another AZ short Intervals, ana inc I'LL
have rot yea had chance TO dry their cI1t9co i'
the wetting they received while On their way rom ue
srmorv to TIE boat which brought them TO camp t on
safu,day The tents becoming hafuy mlne"rui;
Inc hanlets are damp. the tent hools are W.. an
altogether tho having rather UNPLEASANT oA
uerleuce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
GR4IN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.


The spot wheat market yesterday was somewhat I'M
settled, but weaker tone was developed toward sAe
close In sympathy with the decline in options. 4he
export purchasers moderate, less than 6O,OOo
bushels being taken. The option trading for the day
was comparatively small and apart from freer buy
ing of July by the foreign element which served TO
stimulate that option lat period showing AN adj
vance of Ia cents, which lost before the close
the market perfectly featuleess Foreign sd
vices bearsh in tone, which tended to weaken
the situation early, and in addition 10 thai the show
Ing Of the visible supply, decrease of about eOOoo
bushes considerably less than had been expected
and that helped the bears The receipts at the West
were comparatively large. which another weaken
ing factor and the closing figures Of the day indicated
a decline of 1894 cent on other than July. August
opened at So and thereafter declined to So IL and
closed at IS SIS. December opened at %, siDSe-
quentiy quarter more and closed at the lowest inc
curb trading was dun. August closed al % 90 anu
December at 81 81
The cash corn market fairly active and gen
orally stronger heavier decrease and visible
made gain Of about IA cent. The option dealings
were brisk July advanced "a. August 3-S and the
later months Ia cent, closing az follows July Al
August and September 49 rs, october Al Ia cents.
Oats options were quiet rule, but generally
steady, whine cash grades advanced 1401-2 cent
with moderate degree OF activity. July and August
closed at % 7-5, september ~ 5-o October ~ 10
and May 30 1-2 cents.
Lard broke sharply on heavy liquidation Of loans
both here and at the West Speculation was brisk
and closing prices s0 10 points lower, follows
November S6 80. One thousand terces of cash lard
sold part for export.
The receipts Of -four and grain reported on Satur
day at New-Yorl Baltimore and Boston were as fol-
lows Wheat. 169452 bushels; corn. 459,11S BUSH
els; oats. I35,o5s bushels total I6415 bushels
and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat. 2s3Ol4
bushels corn 35s 9l4 bushels: oats. 196115 bushels
tctal, s,O43 bushels; -four. 26,072 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFEEE-Ro the spot had s a@1se 'f Far csTeoes
quoted l7ho Sales 900 bas No T. prvate
quiet and steady. Sales, 500 bsgn mo9ersI " active
and no new features were deveoRd ,o,ns on renewed
.Sonc, Selling after which cables came IN Stronsef'
had stimulating influence leaaI lave 70 advanced L r.
oT eary bn, closed with reaction Of o. hn9nfS
sr Is $50 1Ss o bags same tine issS go s6 goo
Gsss same ,ne 1857 100 oeC eSge ssme time sss
"a 6o hays Same time 1857 5000 tags od Ro parcIs BE-
o., Inc ffned States during the week uVO oszs w"
rcbse for Europe and countries during ne Weth
70 o00 bag Rio clearances by two me- cnu1riss
S-a.cS 200 bags Rio clearance ana uticr 80
- 600 bags fright per steamer SOs ana n7s cS bags
Santos nurchases FOR United Sstes COCO page suneqs
oa ling AT Santos for United Staee one INA ,
steady. Good average Santos, 90 oV' S"''' "'- W.
hnr ~ nO0 lnqs. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
Decrease. 5e,59l s37527 43e67o siso s3so
Visible supply in the United states and Canada;

July 81 Ms's asS Sc. n1r. Ley
j J"Iy g ssSss ts1sss saSss s!sSs
jay 80 BsSsass 5sSS Ss4eso S SS G5s
noa Ah AND sdo STRA a.. wei msS:-d in pe. on
1sn T2gocsl5e Clover aud Dark Mlxel 400 SOC Light
c'f1Si stt rye s%sS5e oS 'ss
G DE- lss aleasc % 2ai % lss! sSl0c
iss17e do common. i2Si4c do 1857 case Eastern anl
F qa .pS s" 10 &C. october
an:Ssasss g. 81 f. fSs
ns negSs ds ,, 50 test quoted nom
light INQUIRY but prices rule steady quoted 51.e 4oe
sad Palmer R9sNs-oSet but but as1 s%g
f. ~ % strlnsd 81 o. Good do s 81 10
& 8 g. g g. a. c. IL 10 70 W. g sd j.
coa sIaye mot yasa for the about d steady
refined sunmer y is 10 he az er cSca S2
Ceyion' 55hs5,'e; Cochin G'c; Cuban, 5Ac Goa do
%ssis fS lsis ss;is 5SS WY
iisht p,c ana eiyi henhsaeR eruag
ylcacssd zss s3sss' sp p;"S' ede
1 %S scied T rss 0Gs ss es s
ned Esn sdsss Ee saSon 9saiAG' ss5 6
STRAIT ro Bank S4 ass oc N'''''' ''' 04aao'
oCEAN yRElGnTs-The marSet without material
.he sieau Gei6 ineuded ioods grain 10 IJsm6uSa q
Antwerp, sid; loads grain TO Rotrrdam f2c ana /
lon, sr, grain 70 Amsterdam, Pc ..GRtIE HAtTEks-
i9ceo es, As I'd Britlsh steamer Floweirlte thence
LOGO qirs As 81; British steamer Powhaltan thence
cHRrE Nq Sarf s a1s pa TIi Seaoe 70
bremen or Hamburg. 5000 bhs refined private terms;
S 5000 bits reaSe4 1Ss terms &snsS ship hip
sss pTo hence to the Gornsnt sooc bbs re-
To the Baltic 1900 bbs renncd private terms; Ger
gen.s hD Ie Fsg1er to s c21nSF Il oqq 6Hs
TERS-hn Italian bark from Pensacola to Buenos AyTea
Bueno. Ayres. lumber SIS barb CosquesG tence ium.
bfr, tb 30 il Rosario, sl9 bark CHRISTINA Rslmnd.
hsh ship carr 81 70 8SsnSs ayr ' Sa
'fRovisIoNs~ Suffered a decline at the West.
while the local market ruled steady with moderate &c.
uands sales 80 bbl Moss within the pnge Mess quotel
as sas5s eca,; 9iS 25a$i4 So cIy Family Ie.s.
w9 Do gs2 30 rr Extra and P d9
CITY RNtrs India Moss, IN tcs, si2 30asii;
Eytn Mess, in bos, e7!s7 50 Plate 81 5oaes; Packet:
81 81 39 'ag 2qF'4 sSls 80 % a 1Pf
bellies quoted 7Pd71c for - %; picked hams
ll'e smoked DO ,l2+di9i2c picked shoulders. Sig
lower. ~ Chicago short Abs July, closed Of 5.32hc;
w BRESSTD i6GSCLo%er c on frecr offerings civ
severe break today heavy selling by 'one,7 ard IN
p points early but closed With some recovery specua-
ton was quite brisk Cash had a moderate demand.
e42le also 500 b., cost and freight 042ia5
el5c City steam points lower Sales, iHj ics $40;
G376643c; Soptcraber closed az G5Oc sales 2 $50 cs
G474GJc; October closed at 652c; 'ales. 1000 ties.
Csc; December closed a. 627c sales 80 ics G270
SIS January elos"s a. 2se caies S39 tis 49, GO
fined Continent quoted at 650a690e Is 20 quality and
South ASgTea 7$0e7+os, .b BIZ wreG
change State Creamery pals. fancy. ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30

taking that option 78 IN cents from 10 cents ne
opening price. II cloecd, however, al ~. he
southern weather possibly affected the 81 Lo oae "a
ceipts. there being 10000 bushels against 2oSuvv
year ago. The houses which early last WON ha1
ioastgn buying orders to-day had orders 70 throw ~
here during tho day, 100000 bushels being sold ~
one concern and vessel room being chartered for
223C0O bushels the largest wheat charters for mJntns
December wheat opened at 70 and closed az - oS
cents Corn was steady early on the wet SOUTH
western weather. III became easier later on the bss
estimated receipts for Tuesday. The entire range
was however within Ia cent Heavy selling OF
provisions, especially Of Lard. by Armour Co. to-day
broke pork 20 cents, lard 10 cents and short ribs
Z 1-2 cents. Thcre were little rallies before the
close. 80 that finally pork showed ONLY 10 cents do
cline from saturday. lard cents, short rtbs Ia
cents. on the curb December wheat was steady ~
70 5-sG7S "a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE on r,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rRyCn4
The crude petroleum market dull and feature
less yesterday. The news from the drills was not
important and the interests that frequently dictate
the course Of prices seemed TO be spathetfc. The
trading at the Consolidated Exchange moderately
active, but the variations there the stock FIX
change were within range Of a cent barrel Tho
Western markets reported ~ be IN the
the first figures.
The range of prices and the total dealings -
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY. Penn. July 29.-Nstlonal Transit Ceitii;;
.,tc crond al 81 highest OON Owest, 9lSc ci9sed
, ~ O0s Sses, $4,000 bbls clcaanco > ~ Ooo nns
I'm, Is 81 3f9 bbls shipments, 1S3 31S Dds runs
90 b. btl-. - ,,..,. a,,,l. Na,io~ NJ
Transit &c thcats opened a. 81 o0' closed at 81 co
ny 49, pm. Juiy' o. -Noonll Transit Ceruf-
cas ned at al oo1. closed at 81 cos hghestsl OO
lowest 993,c; cearaDces 4l4OuO; =, c.s
Tit. sville Penn. July o9.-Natorsl TI3lsit Serth.
rsts opene1 At 00At Highest 81 o0's lowest 5000
closed at 81 o0ieo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO
Chicago July 30 (SIecaD.-Continned weakness Tn
the foreign wheat news the chief cause of q
decline here to-day. Tho bears. however. had some
additional aid. For instance, the arrivals here, 22o
cars were above the expectations. ard the estimates
for Tuesday, 40 cars showed great increase Those
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
HAVANA MARKE yrS

Havana, July 29.-spanish gold es7a2s7L EXCHANGE
upward tendency on the United States 90 days goif
sSsa0 premium do short sight, goh %, premium q
london, so4 premium Paris 5'id6 premium Sugar
quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
SPIRITS OF TURpENTINE.

Wilmington. N. C., jug 2o.-Spirts Of tarpentne firm
Of 37c Rosin steady Strand 75c Good SiT,insd 75c
al Yellow Dip. - Virgin s2
Charleston s. C.. July 28.-Turpentine firm at S7hse
Rosin steady; Good Strained Soc - ~
savannah July :9.-Turpent,De Arm at 37,sc; rosin
quiet at S2Aa92i2c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Refined oil was unchanged at 40 cents gallon at
New-York and Philadelphia and at 730 cents az Ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
, , on American standard Of classifl.
STAINED

Good Ordinary .......S ZIG Low MlG1lng w
strict Good Ordnary.9 lie Mddns..--.-..-lo 1915
Optons-Develope1 further strength today o. continued
e,r1cs in Liverpool adVic,. There adv early
NJ ponts July August and about pninl on other
months and during the afternoon the fluctuations were
pht closing steady at the top. Saler. ~ 800 bi!c>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
Real estate 10 Gxchanee.

TOR FXCHANGT.-H1 modern,
b unlncum bcrr1 mansion on Hudson lHvel
Toy unlncumbelcd improved city property.
II Broadway, Room SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30

COrrnN-On the spot has not varied for the d1y ruling
y, "a seody Salss 373 bAe> Tor consumption Also
ps week not before reported 391l bales for export ana
ga balos this day last week and $50 bales this day
Ssi ycaT Since September receipts at TIE rS asg,e
S 5No AOs Ia comparing with 5492 322 bales for
ne corresponding time last year ., -. TIA
quotations are based Oh American stihoaru o. ciassi
cat ,,,,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-30
miscellaneous

UlisreiIdlcols
A LpERT G. SPENCER, 27G eth-sye..
a between 18th and lSta sts.-Umbrcllas,
"a rasois canes made 70 order. recovered
md repaired; premps and reliable.
DATEREE.-By lrst-cla-s colored caterer
u a furnished dining-rooin and kitchen.
from IIth 10 5Cth St., between 9th and
uadisen svcg: terms must b. rea ana be I:
- ,s.-ls answered Address ED. r. BANKS.
III Wesr 27th.st
WNFPS Builders and Csbineimskers
~ nIsnS specifications, designs ana de-
tails AZ reasonable rates Address ARCHI.
rIsCT 1 800 Fui tonsaye., kew-Iork
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domestic Sl,ul!lons ;Oan.eo

fIUTUI5IIL JEt y HUE :.
pTain-
4 TTENDANT. tc.-By Fhysician' ,tn
u 10 V'Gfe- tNp0ririr' 100 l'f'l
.Lioai. would o. a. professional al, '' i'",
ard companion 10 iuynld lourlst uht n'
town once. i,2as nroatway
ID UTTER. kc.-By compel ~ man; - as
ID usafui man o. general lobbine I'lsn
cncf. We-t Afth-si.
- T'TLER-Hv q nis.-clas- German oui''t
ID thoroughly Competent On ef - wa
willing ami ohliring; TIE hest ol CIV -
no rouptr, H. = 2Sl fas luih--l., l''',
GOActgNfAN.-A gentleman wi h'sg 'nc"
~ for his calOr'd cOachnan, uf " Milt "li
gentleuOHi understands all about llr - ~.
OF horses. Adareas Il. W..sG29 Lexingvou'sFe'
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-17

THE Jury is out in the suit of James Kinlin
against Doherty Bros. and the Sisters of Mercy
to recover for stone furnished for building the
Home for Working Girls. on Webster avenue.
BARRETT ABLE is on trial for assault and
battery on John Holmes Both are boys and
belong to the Newsboys' Home. The informa-
tion was made by T. P. Druit, manager of the
Home.
In the case of B. c. ]. Whalen against Samuel
Musgrave for damages for the alleged illegal
ejectment of the plaintiff from a house rented
from Musgrave, a verdict was given yesterday
for S2l0 for the plaintiff.
In the divorce case of A. L. Hough against
Clara J. Hough, an answer was filed, yesterday,
by Mrs. Hough. She denies the charge of in
fidelity claiming that she was a true wife, and
asks that the suit be dismissed.
A COMPULSORY non-suit was entered against
the plaintiff yesterday in the suit of Mrs. Lena
Kraus against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for damages for the death of her husband,
who was struck and killed by train.
THE case of David Donaldson against Jacob
Kelly is on trial before Judge Slagle. The suit
is for damages for SANDER. Donaldson alleged
that Kelly had accused him of setting fire to a
house in Findlay township, thereby injuring
his reputation.
THE suit of E. Bring against the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie Railroad Company, operating
the Pittsburg, McKeesport and Youghiogheny
Railroad, is on trial before Judge Ewing.
Bring had one foot run over and portion of it
cut off and sues for damages.
NUMBER of executions were issued yester-
terday against Harry and G. A. Collins and the
Sheriff ordered to levy on their interest in the
Youghiogheny Brick Works. The executions
were issued by Joseph Amos. S50l; Solomon
Price, $500, and Adam Kuber, $500.
ANDREW McMAsTER yesterday brought
suit against the Warren NJ. E. Church of
Pittsburg and r. c. Wells, c. H. McCook,
Alfred Jackson. D. J. Addison and James Hoe.
trustees, for 81, ,S62T. The claim is for material
furnished for the building of the church, two
story brick structure.
A CHARTER was filed in the Recorders
Office yesterday for the citizens Fuel Gas Com
pany The company will operate at McKees-
port The capital stock is $4,000, divided into
100 shares a; 500 per share. The directors are
u. E. Harrison, j. S. Kuhn, NJ. r. Murphy ].
D. O'Neal and B. F. Eberman.
BILL in equity was fled yesterday by WILL
lam Best against William II. Mohrman. 1t is
stated that last July the two went into partner
ship in the pickle and vinegar business Mohr-
man now wants to exclude Best from the bust
ness and decree of dissolution and the ap-
pointment of a receiver is asked for.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-17
Ten Years Of Intense Suffering

Mr. Frank Bordar, a well-known gentleman,
suffered for ten years from kidney disease.
After receiving two months treatment from
the physicians of the Polypathic Medical 1nsti-
tute, he gave the following interesting history,
with permission to publish it. He said: Il had
much pain across my back and lower part of
my body Ny hands and feet would often get
cold, and sharp cramps would often seize me.
My heart would at times palpitate as if 1t would
jump out of my body. Hot flashes would often
come over me. was always tired on getting
tended to my lungs, causing much pain and
tightness in my chest In vain l tried to find
some doctor who could cure me, but could only
get little relief, and so suffered on in this
way for ten years. finally read in the papers
of wonderful cures being made by the ply
sicians of the PolypathIc Institute, and as L
read that they made speciality of my disease,
began treatment, and am glad to state that
I have been cured"