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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
THE COURTS.

NO FUND FROM WHICH TO PAY THE REQUESTS
Gauzeway B. Lamar who died In 1874, left Soo,OVO
each to the Georgia Inhrmary for the Henet 40"
lection of Aged and Afflicted Negroes and 10 the
City Council Of Agusta In viii dated in 1877 Inc
legacies were to be paid out Of the proceeds OF GER
tain cotton claims which Mr. Lamar had against the
United States Government Before hr Lamar 5
death in 1874 he succeeded in collecting S34.S SO
from tho Government in settlement OF his demands.
The egacies to the infrmay and the City Council Oh
Augusta not paid and suits for the recovery Oh
the amounts were begun In the United States Circuit
Court against the executors Judge Wallace Xestcr-
dsy decided that the egacles could not be couected
the fund out OF which they were 10 DO pau uo noV
exist when the testator died
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
FOE AND AGAINST d BIG BRIDGE.
ARGUMENTS ABOUT THE PROPOSED BLACK
WELLS ISLAND STRUCTURE.


Argument on the application of the Long Island
Bridge Company for a commission TO condemn lands
required for the cantlever bridge across Blackweps
leland was heard by Presiding Justice Van Brunt in
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday. Francis
NJ Scott appeared In behalf of the company, and As
sstant Corporation Counsel Twombly represented the
city Everett p Wheeler sought to intervene in
behalf of certain property IN opposition to the
scheme, but the Judge declined to hear him. saying
that the interests Of his clients could be guarded in
other proceedings after the determination Of tho
question then before the court. The city alone, be
declared was concerned in tho present inquiry
After Mr.. Scott had presented the application
urging that the company had complied with all con-
ditions required by law, Mr. Twoinbly addressed the
court He maintained that the act Incorporating the
bridge company was unconstitutional that the COM
pany had made no provision for carriagc-way; and
that there was nothing in the act about building piers
Blackwells Island, that the company could not
acquire land there for tho purpose of erecting piers
lie insisted that tbs company had forfeited its charter
by "non-user."
Mr.. Scott replied that it absurd to suppose
that bridge three miles long was TO be built and that
there were TO be no piers IN the centre. He denied
that the charter forfeited, and asserted that the
company had fully complied with tho terms OF the
other objection II would be time enough TO nerpose
Il II the company failed to provide railway, carriage
way and foot passage.
Tho deciSiQn was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Batter market Wa
sss ch Isn psy dood oSss
Eggs weak as l30i3iac
n% ssh rs ssd FcSSnss So y Nav @
S S 2 cash w S$e p9raark sss %a
Corn Cor 20 s 900 bush Oats 10000 bush. ~
.ls E ssSsra. 81 sss' s sq %
fsn1 ssgss 81 FAMILY s. 49, sssT II
straight SsSi 0N eSss % iaaisa. sSsss
Straight s. lsese 4o s. Louis and southern 20 hpsS
ssr Patent s Far 70 cSoss u 5esssSo; SiSsess s
q 5oSsS o. Do Straight g a'sss CO., DO Pa;srs g
ir SSss 's q q ssSss 10 100 %
wholly nominal closing isS le lower No Delaware Rsd
export eleya;or 1859 no Red for February
for May ssssloCe Rye scarce and steady. with gss
s s ns No Mixed on ssP a. 4 GSsn az us S ss
tosc steamer No High Mixed in grain depot 4o stssns
Mixed short Storage grain depot
NS anea IN export elevator ASc Mixed s Ess
tic DO for May Gi ssS ruled say
TssS aN was sasS s No %s 81 w e.
Poos dun 40 S h Ag aS Nay aSd
5 1's 80 sss
a@ gay sssietS Tsny ssfSss
f1 DO packets % oq Smoked Beef e iosios BED
Ness Ssy a ga %; 90. Family 4 sis g. Hans
a. % II a ssc sides ROSed smoked
Shoulders dry sat and fully cured 616 do smoked 63
Bsss 0i II pegs ssss d. BresEssi bacon sssi
b b! sadg civ RSansd s ss se9 sss
Creamery Extra 20 S0c Western Creamery Extra Si7c
Packing Bss si5 Ega l,i
firsts at lac; Western FIrsts iIaisse Cheese dull
Bran SIS oossl7 % per ton Petroleum. dull 20 zSsI
$500 bush Corn 2sooo bush Oats io5co bnsh ship
%ss's-whsas 1900 bush Corn so.io bush oaN aOods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

sTEARINE-Lard nominal; quoted s4c oleomar-
TALLoW-In moderate demand and steadily held
Prime City Quoted SEQ l.sc sales, 5oo H. i9c and
1o0. 600 d. choice pkgS free -, -, -.
but outlet sass haze sS been iso
Dutch priyate terms 200 1885 1886 1881! Pennsy
vania seed 1OGI3c so 1881 pennsylvania Havana
nTivate terms: 40 1887 Wisconsin Havana Csc
pryse tps 150 cases 1887 Wisconsin Havana. 1o@12c
$50 bales Havana GscGs1 TO- 125 bales sumafa 81 200
81 95 - ,,oh, a.
mas. few DAYS that nothing oil Interest
can can be noted Holders Of fine stocks claim ,ha.
thew ara willing 10 carry supplies until find
IL necessary TO replenish their assoc ments ~ - omeut
In And huyers at former sample Ots IN.
used IN he sales were 900 n secured Texas 5oc 5000
do foreign wool tops SOC 5000 do superb ueo, Sle
terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
COTTON mARxrrs.-pY rrLrenArH.

LIVERPOOL, Feb 26-z D. Observation-Disclosures iddlne
sgd Tho sales Of the day iuclnded o 2ob American
Futures closed steady. Notwithstanding MddllnR
clause. February delivery 4i-64d sellers February and
March delivery 4O01G sellers March and April delivery
3S.64d value April and May delivery $3.50 sellers,
May and June delivery s9e4d buyers June and July
livery, 4l0kd sellers July and August delivery 40.
sd sellers August and September delivery, 1854
buyers September delivery. 8 37.64d buyers.
GALVESTON Feb. 23-Cotton firm. Middllng, 10i Low
Mddng 9el6 Coed Ordinary, 3let net and gross re.
eepts eeo baes experts cosstwse. 27ee bales sales
762 balesi stock 80, sos bales
NoHFoiK Feb 26Cetton firm. Niddling, 1885, net re-
oepts eI2 bales; gross receipts $50 bales exports
bales.
SAVANNAH Feb 20.-Cotton steady. Middlng 9ip Low
800 bales stock, 75495 bales. -
REwQRLEASs Feb. 26-Cettop steady. MiddlinE lllg
Low Middlng 3 3l6 Good Ordinary 0.1B net recepts
zoos bales gross receipts 6e43 baes exports 20 Great
Britain 1850 bales ceastwtse bales sales 3s50 bales
stock 33d70B bales. - -'S@'
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Stock Exchange. Consolidz
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
The grain markets preserve the same features thas
have distinguished them for tinethat is % sa5.
in the form Of paradox. that their feature Is the ao-
of feature. Cash wheat steady, but shippers
made no purchases. More stir was noted n the op-
tons, the dealings aggregattng 100000 busheis-
Fluctuations narrow scale, but May sold at
81 Oh more encouraging foreign advices and the
decrease n the amount Of wheat passage TO Europe
Realizing sales carried TIE market to 81 90 lilo for
May, and then rally followed The close was only
steady At net gains OF 1904 cent as follows: febr
arg, 81 "a; March. 9s April. 90 35; May and June
81 90 1-2; July, 90 rs cents. There was an active
demand for corn for export, nearly 10000 bushes
being taken for shipment The spot market was i'm
proved thereby 1sdl-4 cent, but the options whiie
modcstly active, DID than 10 close stfady and
unchanged follows: February. 40 b March.
az 7-e APRIL, ~ . May, 43 IL June, 43 - ccztx
Oats were without decided feature, but SPOT lots were
frm In the options little done. February ending
up Is cent at 80 rs March is of at the price,
April down IA at 81 Ia and May Is cert ct 81 30
cents. There were sales Of $50 terces os lard, Of
which part was for export The options we're tribe
easier and closed at 81 30 for February and March,
a. IL for April, 81 % for May, 81 "a for June, 81 20
for July, and 81 30 for August
Tho receipts of grain and Hour reported yesterday
at York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston were
as follows Wheat Is ,026 bushels corn, 2S1 ,5e4 bush
els oats, 70591 bushels total grain, 1857 2f1 bushels,
-four 26,327 packages. The arrivals at Chicago, Mr.
waukee and ST. louis were: Wheat o4,475 bushels;
corn, 1856 bushels; oats, 170095 bushels tot1
grain, AIS, l69 bushels -four. 2o2ls barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
D., North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING TSSs arc o Few C RGSy' s nSs
consequently inc CIV Quotations Brieks-Haserstraw
f HaSd sdsS g gsE Siooa on DARK and
g. SoS"s o2oton brown siS oI pniias De Ps
'front.' s Front s2 n iss Sf s 81 iSS
n psr AZ doss 50 German PSTpana q sSSsI S
Rochand Common i'' ine SIC and do hniehing 81 10
Soats IsiT. 95a2sc per bushei; Cat'o h"t' ls@2Ic'
Lath. 50 so. -, r,,od ou,e, and .,o,av
NOAAN Sales Dol Dales lot consumption
prices as quoee I1 port receipts, IA 3Gl bales, as
ana az % bales last week and 1916 bales St tho
same une ias. $4,000 4s51 486 bales. comparing with
tho poIts 80 he corresponding time last season.
a5S7 bales Tor ned on American standard OF classic
catlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
PRODUCE MARKETS.

IrvHsPooI. FEB 2s1$So D; m:--Bsst-1R fsr demand
good demand long and short clear d1ies heavy 3D. 10 M
bis easy Sl 6d shoulders At 84s Cd Cheese-In poor
SPIRITS Of u5psatins5,iiH fair demand RosnIa t
ern spot steady at 1858 Cd February steady $50 0d March
aud April steady At 3bs 3D. Wheatfn poor demand New
Flour fair demand spct-In isir eosna fasufe,
February steady az A. led april steady at 3s sd Hops
at LozaoE-New York state The demand IL improving
ANfwBHP. Feb 2yWileox's lara closed az 90 francs %
coptimes per 100 kos.
ANTWERP Feb26 Petroeu pale American l7fTancs
eeeztimes paid and ~ francs IL confines sellers
BRKMH. Febf26-tetroleun--6 marks 80 picnniEA
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Tuesday Feb. 26-BEEvES-Receips, I'm;
GLIDING ss ssdsy % Ii
az OAK C for shipment alive and SO carloads az
whc q carloads were for Mr. Eastman ~ 9
for kaufman Strauss. carload OF stap COVE W1s
consigned 70 city butcher no demana f0r 'H' 'a'"s
DRESSED beef Continues to have SLOW sale at $3.50
for Ordinary good SIDES and pre, seS dp beef
nrmer and selling az 4d or about OBS per n Amer 1sr,
lean live cattle also aayaneed :S at tas c0's Vi
Spment Ss' today ie5 cattle on Caledonia BY
Goldsmith 1870 do on the Exeter CITY by m n, Eastnan
5hc cc axes 7l0 oI arteI. tomorrow ana az Sei
cAEvEs Rbos $50 head received today Of which nth
Of yeas az sass per p and banyard and western
Dressed calves in fair supply and steady Dressedd ea
and " f. for decent sSt SsS sio Saa CITY
Saes-Hume & Mullen Q vsas III p average YER a. az
81 1Hs De- $50 n az az Iao d. 1888 b. at s4ei do
i haieSSseE Hollis 10 Bsrnyad, &c Calves 2S1 a r.
is5 e g &C. bel 1s 100 at i4'
"ese cons 81 jersey veas ioS to $50 7Ss 12c
few ssesscd n 81 per n DO 80 at s Of 114s head
Trade limited but feeling Steady, and triae firm for
Spring lambs unchanged prices strong for prime
stock watch Il little scarce to-day. Dealers qu''e
mutton firmly held but not o DpssssS
gsssflhg ia%bs sold az aG1o 2c and dressed spring
Saos-J q ssddSr Z Co. 200 Kentucky Sheep lo2 II
moGS@Receipts, is cars of o,5s2 head Feeling firm
Gss supply 'p 100 70 PRIME hSsib bunch q SSOee
state Pigs sold yesterday at s5 IS ,o- =.
@ &c per io6 S sS y aGd - 30 Poe 49, il
smith Sl, ysSfSay =, sst sg iIS or Hs. " TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
KALL-gr. nurIprNa SOLD.

The feature the transactions at the Real Estate Ex
change yesterday the sale by Brown Ieyiness Of
Nos o. and 60 Waist. two brick and stone build.
ingA for ss5o0oo, 70 Charles A. Hull. It was undar.
stood ses the sale thst the property had been protected
In the interests Of the owners The toldng
as szoaooo $50 per square foot being s5 less than
was given at the Jones sale for No. 2os Broadway
whers active bidding at The sales Of property offered
ty James +. Wells. A. H. Muller & Son. r. " Harnett
4 Co, and John 3. D. Smyth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb 2e-l Qonsols ese both for money ard
tile account Atants Great Western first mori0aoS
TEnstees cerhhcates Erie soE a. {econd cspsoH
1o6 2; Mexican Ordinary 434 St Paul Common 8aas1
Reading AT aeucsn central hrst mortgage bonds 72
adSices hots nar cent renter al IS franc, an
cennes for the and exchange London at francs
SO = confines fof cnocks
The amount N bullion withdrawn from the OF Eneiaoa
on balance to-day Ia 22l1 ,00O.
The rate OF discount market abort ana
three months bills 2s<d27s per cent
Bar silver 10 quoted &C AZ I'd per ounce
spanish "a, 7bgs
BERLIN Feb. SeThe statement the Imy o. al Bank Of
Germany shows al increase In specie Of eD0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

Ia9goSFfFisf-Bfa grades on he spot show frr,hfr
sighs sSm e, ise Sales $50 bags RIO, 10 S4c. MIA
eaIsee' .,r demand sales 1000 bags West Indies
graz. IN icuis pat Indies y. The option market
anu - yerT dull throughout the entire session win
so5i on weakness In Havo, and selling By local concerns
M FEELING became stronger, eaniiE 70 falY
~ ,o.,n ronts closing steady. Havre declined n
fi,1b1rg QUIET and unchanged. ITO hrm. Regu!sr
soed second. 1000; exchange fpriya;e)
% reeeip,s % 600 bags. RIO ecarances for q. s.
10 900 bsgs! no clcafrnccg Tor Europe 1900 hags
a. 600 tags; santos receipta Il 900 bags
vi soerdam F,b 90 1S39.-rhe next i'uich sale VIA
. - ,.es ~ a., sh pfox Brokers valuation for go01
ordinary Java, 81 lac Total sale Will include 10000
pc ai.s hero 80 s5c bags as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY, Feb 2eNaonss Trsnsit Certincates openad a.
9z5l highest Do; loSest. PA closed. s29 saiss
sSgSSo9V srIss "a az psIsn charters
fes
PfrTsBURo Fob. 26.-perolfum fairly active National
Transit Certificates opened AZ 02 closed at 32s highest
9Sf lowest 9ls4
BRApFogD Penn. Feb 2gNational Transit Certificates
opened A. 92 closed 92ls highest 03 lowest eI q.
Clean,nccs 100000 bbls
TirusynLE Rsnn- Feb 2gs-Naaona Transit Certificates
spened a. o2'sS highest o3i lowest 9leii closed 02s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
CONFLICTING TESTIMONY AT AN INQUEST.

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY At AN INQUEST.
Several witnesses testified yesterday in the eoronePs
inquest the OF Frank Carmen, OF No. SO Mulberry
The testimony conflicting. and dd not sgree with
Garments ante mortem statement. Mary Dana. who
lives at 10 2ol Hesoerst., where Carmen said he had
been assaulted testified that he had left her house
jured The verdict Of the jury that Carmen had
died from injuries received At the hands Of Michael
Ffazsllo Gochani Geulemenio and two other unknown
men. Frazalio and Geulernenio held 10 await The
action q the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
a NEW CAPTAIN FOR THE Cd BATTERY.

The I'd Battery National Guard. held special
meeting It's armory, sevenhsye and Fortysecondst
last night to elect 10 Captain Ferdinand r.
Earle who has appointed Colonel of Artillery
Governor Hill's stan. First lieutenant David Wilson
received xy-one and George f. Pssco thirty
1deutenans Wilson tlereupon made captain He
been connected with this battery twenty He
listed private and has held every commissioned
and non commissioned once once In the battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
orosyva nuE EyErTro soUooLsj

The public evening schools Of the city for men and
women with the exception Of the evening high schools
close their winter sermt this week Exercises held
in several Of ths schools night among that Of
Principal .. Il G<dais In Eishtyseyenihsk near Lsx'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

,poon.avs RecltauOns were given by the pupils anu
dlplonas were awarded for work done during no !,
The closing exercises Of the Kins's] sen'O' no held
wb,cs M,ss Mary Magovern is principal VIII 10 "'''
Tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
STAINED.

Good Ordinary Sa9 9riinsry IS MiSaias SO
The option market was sastnaons Opening sss were
a. decline Of about points, In kSepng win gases
stJoneer on lighter receipts elotng SUBSTANTIALLY ~ ias'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
!. 2S.-Ths leading future. ranged a, follows

c.sS quotations. were a. ioov, No Spring Wheat lot'c
Corn SAFE No Oats 2SSc No Rys Asss No Bar;
y an Meas Pork az Sll l09b be Lard &c I7h
al 70 per 100 10 Short Rb sides loO'eI 80 soSe 90 Dry
SS.s s iSSsaS whskey distiller. finished goods %
SSS gallon sugars-cut Loaf 7%es1o ;1ranuiAted ''sc
ktandard "a" 0fyc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb 90 (speeia.-LOeal raiders attacked the
wheat market to-day with a much vehemence on
Monday From 81 90 is for May, they got the price -
low as 81 O61.2 There was, however, the usual bull
intervention and prices rallied back to 81 os Is
This for the present; appears be the price AZ wach
the big bulls are inclined meet the bear raiders Out
side news was the whole more faVosaoe 10 the
buying than the selling sides Beere Inns ?n pssaSs
ngures showed decrease for lie week OK l-0Oo,Vov
bushels Cables were strong. The eesfances o.
wheat and flour were the largest for month Tolecs
dispatches reported the purchase BY mlers q 100 GERS
OF cash wheat and St. Louis reported small purezsss
of No grade cents under the price OF their May
The big local SPECTATORS were howevun IN oeaish nooa
The receipts OF AS ears the estimates ior
"Wednesday 2Ge. The pit was exceedingly dun NAY
orenng and closing at the same price, and the angs ~
rio session being within Ia cent. May oats openea ~
c5 ia s0ld as low 81 and closed az q l4 insN
We're 81 600 hogs at the yards least 1000 more A,a
wers anticipated and prices there were ara ~ ccas
lower AZ the six Western packing points the arrivals
~ hogs were so 900 In OF the arrivals ior me <
day In 1850 On the curb. May wheat eiosed "
81 o. rs -
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
ru.ntysroS Feb 26.-Turpentipe Arm AZ IS TO sksd
wi1xSoIoS Feb a6.-rurpentine nrm AZ &Ve-
THE MANCHESTER MARKET
>f,xcursrxR Feb 2eClotrs and yarns quiet win NJ
little doing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

CnIcAso Union Stock Yards, Feb 26." The Drovers
journal" reports Cate-Recelpts 5000 head shipments
1900; market steady Beeves 81 O094 80 steors ~ COG
So stockers and Feeders - 1898 3d. Cows Bulls ana
HoSs~Rsceipts 1000 head shipments 5000. market
loWcYt Mixed "a 1894 10; Heavy 81 1904 61i Lght
a. SOD "a so; Pigs 81 001s4 50.
Sheen Receipts 1000 head shipments 5000 market
ateady Natives IS 5OdS6 90 Western cornfed 81 81 .
asa 3d. Texans SO so "a 25. lambs 90 1896 TO-
sr LOUIE Feb 26.-Cattle-R Receipts 700 shipments
700 market firm Choice Heavy Native Steers So 20
si 30, Fair Good $3 000s3 50 Butchers steers Medium
Choice az 5OGfS 80 Suckers and Feeders Fair 10 Good
& 0oSS 10 Rangers, cornfcd. s274ssS ao CRASHED.
fiors-aeoopts 400 shipments market easier
choice Heavy and Butchers Selections 81 60fs4 go.
Pa king Medium 70 Prime 81 1904 DO. Light Grades.
UrtiuRry Best 81 p094 10
sheep-Receipfs 600; shipments none; market strong
Fai1 % Choi 50 O09e5 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRfCEA
The crude oil markets yesterday enjoyed q decided
squirt Of activity, the dealings at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum and at tho Stock Exchanges
exceeding 100000 barrels. After early sales at
90 1891 "a cents, there was an advance to %
cents, but dulness followed until the afternoon when
a receding tendency was Indicated. There were
Iunors circulsted regarding the formation Of .
Wall Street bull syndicate. but these may have boon
manufactured for the purpose OF denias or for put
ting the speculative situation In o ridiculous Light
The bowling crowd that filed the OIL department near
the close suggested opera boue but 1t was hard to
determine whether the noise was an ebullition Of
good feeling az discovery that some one naa sod
out" or was a comic opera designed for effect By
the operators who are short Of certificates. The
abstinence of the public from speculation viii limit
the losses on any possible decline 10 professional
ders The market closed tho reverse OF Monday
night--weak instead of strong. Certificates sun
scarce 30 borrow.
The range Of prices and tho total dealings were
a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-27

CHICORY- Unchanged bus steady a. quotations.
GrSnaSied EpsiisT sf4Ss asoi & Q orsnulated
German o lao 5-6c.
COCOA-Sman ceilings arc reported a. the following
rates Mareaibo rs IL 24c Cauca 20d22c CAracaA IL 2
1se; Trinidad 15e Bahia. 1918 lie, and Guayaquh,
1913 lec.
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domestic 5itnatons tl1antsa.
Females,

NURSE. by respee, able widow; g the
~ Country would Ike 70 take care Of ons
or two children. 9, W., p. 0. Box $3.50.
New. Rochelle N. Y.
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domestic SiiuatlonS foanteO

Females.
~ ooR.-.By thoroughly competent wom'
- an; Will assist with washing best rel
erences; city or country. Address n b.
toa "a cat A0d.at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-25
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr-Chief Justice Bingham.
Sass i Co. agt Cranston; verdict for defend
ant. Condor sgt. johnson; death of plaintiff
suggested, executors made parties. Marshall
agt. Met R. R. Co; order for security for costs
Ford sgt. Keams; ON trial
EQUITY CoURT-J,sige Cor.
To-day, Deal agt. Deal; decree Of divorce.
Gray agt jackson; leave 70 file amended bill.
Smith agt. Smith; testimony ordered taken
by c. Ingie; Gray agt. Mcmahon; reference to
auditor. Palmer agt. Fleming; witness not
compelled to make computation; Smith sgt.
Smith; writ issued returnable November II.
FURNACE agt. Furmage; auditors report rati-
fed and distributed.
POLICE CoURT-Judige Miller.
Saturday, Thomas D. McFeel. profanity; s5
or Is days. Albert Dodson, colored, disorderly
conduct and concealed weapons; S55 or los
days. Daniel johnson, disorderly conduct; u
or Is days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-25

the guests, among whom we're several from
abroad. The guests who fingered late unite in
declaring this one Of the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the society.
The cotillion to be given by the Misses Moves,
this evening. ct Wizards, is looked forward to
by their many friends az among the leading so
cial events of the week.
A pleasant company Of ladies were delight
fully entertained Saturday In Justice Fields
library by reading given by Hon. Daniel
Dougherty. Mrs. Field was assisted in receiv-
ing her guests by Mrs. Con6it Smith, the
Misses Condit Smith, and Miss Gay. Mr..
Dougherty read first selections from Shaks-
peare, the advice Of Henry Nv TO his son, the
witch scene in Macbeth. Then he turned to
the humorous and miscellaneous literature and
gave 'the Frenchman's idea Of Shakespeare"
the "EnSlish Snowman" with the peep
show and the marvellous vocabulary, Q
selection from Bulwer's play Of
Money" 1.-The Irish Girls Choice" 'Lu-
Giles Mistake" selection contrasting the
style of delivery Of the Roman Senator and the
modern member Of the British house of parlia-
ment, and he closed the entertainment with
. mastery reading Of ''Shamus O'Brien."