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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allen. Elmer \. and wife. 10 Herman c Schwab n $
st Jamc'..t Of Cloton Aqucduct year, - 900.
another. 71th-st, Of othaNc. year % MORTGAGES
BlrI-tft jeanette to Frederic Mlddlcbrook Nos 25l
o 253 llrnryst. year e mortgages 80 500.
Hlrisun Jeanette. u Philip Sammct. Pol Henry-st
butcher. Edward G. to Manchester S phnlbrck. :
i3sth.,t OF sth.aye. | year. ~ IS.
hchllncr. John j. to Sigmund Gutwic. Nos 3l2 and
Benjamin. Mary. TO Jonas Well and another 80 Mott-st
and other property instruments. 5000.
Bchllncr. John +, aud wife. 70 Slgmund Gutwillg. $
27th.,t. Of sth.avc year. $4,000
Hcreuann. slgmund and WIFE. Richard =. Messltcr
- Nlcholas-aye. II of liGth st. year. 10000; -
Crawford. Jennie l.. to Catherine A Thomas. f3th
Christie. DAVID to Grace Church N cor 0thave and
calvin u {. to Alex A Morse : 5Gth-st. W ithaNc,
curry. I'D J. to Emprant Industrial Savings Bank 5
s9th.st larkavc. war. morris. $1,000
CLARK Sophia \. TO II y Sutphcn. Tebautay" n
Clsrk.st. years. SO 200
Dcanc Amy. to J Boil 4Oth.,t, W Lexington.
Dnlcy. Jno To Fast River Savings Inst No % RooSe-
DE Wolf to i y Blauvet Mllton.st cour!andt-
fach Marya. a Pancoa,t. 02NGi East I0oth.st.
Fnkcl,tonc, Moses, to S Cohen. Madison.,t. q
Fuller Chai@- 20 l. l. Robert. oth.a>c. n
frcc,r' trnc,t % ) u clifford ct al n W Fordham.
ave- hins,o,aI. io to- sand, 'S"o io rosy.s,
Rebel Idwnrd to Hannah G Bassett and another
Nos 81 and 80 Park Row, demand. 81, 900.
I'd. we = 9ithst, demand ~ 900.
george Lucas. to Lambert Suydam, n 0Oth.st OF
LcNingonave. year g morts,' 80 80.
cAecutors 40 l3l Edridecst . years. s25 600.
t,rccncbaum. Henry, 10 Hugo Josephy. soth-st
nanan Alfred p aud wife, to Julia a whtnord =
w Ga 1 f. 70 Hairy nssSS 1oaa
Ioth-aye. year, $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
RJ-SINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

nusiness at the Real Estate Exchange yestcr-
so was light. No. 557 Eleventhave.. four-story
L,ic, tenement with a store. was offered The lot
j. ,o9x7O. and the property rents 1or So4o per
opnnm. The bidding started in at $4,000 and ran
w. =, "a o1o otto Pullich was the buyer. There was
considerable bidding for three story brick dwelling
and a two story stable. on plot 5lSX2OO irregular
IN Columbia ave. the northwest corner OF Madison,
,nr 40 900 10 w. ,teinway. behalf OF the Astoria
Homestead COMPANY. lca,ehGd Interest wa "a o.
NC Nos BOB and 2O5 West Fortlethst.. on the
north side After an active competition the prop
cr,y wa, knocked down to William Han Tor sl3oo
Ia 20 East sixty second st.. a fourstOry stone
front dwelling on a lot 166xl00, was offered under
,ny.cIosurc The sale of this property has been
rsucntcdly adjourned. IL was sold yesterday for
"a; 100 to George IA. Iurscr. jr. The other auction
sale, adjourned.
The following sales at private contract were reported
Four-,tory brownstonc house. No: ~ West seventy
.tyth.st 2OxiO22 for the Rev. Edmund Guiltert, to
Mayo W IIazeltine. So. 800 also to Mayor Gleason,
~ long Island City. the Mantal estate at Astoria.
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HE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore May lotion firm; middllng, ll.sdiZc.
Flour il active strong and higher; Howart-st and western
super 81 oG5 % So ITsad. Extra, 75ds5 winter
%hea patent, sjd@j 30 sPnns 90 - CO. 20 uth
straight ~ G0ds5; do extra - On'f yo, az "ar
en- ,carcc and Futz. 93d!Sc i+oneDerry ooa',c
Too I. &c; steamer No. red 94e Western sto2g No.
winter req s5 Nay $5e askeG y Igy ~ sas
Jav 4idil+c; August. il'4 al 2c steamer
SOC active southern ana lShs! ana, %d
"a White 3d36lc. Rye fairly acuye pine to chocr'
81 g63c Hay steady and quiet prime 70 fhoe nUy
i9t6' mix mats loose shoulders, 5.c long clear
clear ribs sides and sugar oded shoulder Tte sugar
a1 9 Io%iic Iard-kenied &c crude 4a6fe:
Entter scarce active and good demand Tor prime goa
iGiic Cocc du 10 CARGO, iat an, H. ,c Ssd
l2dlSc WLy n,i 81 Soou ~ 4oc r5ur @o@2s
pool pr E st team for SdIS . sdds
az 20 bHi, wheat beat 700 bus ShpmensyFioar sos
bbs; wheat. % 600 bush corn 1900 bush. Sales
Wheat 81 600 bush; corn. 1900 bnrh'
Boston May Flour firm and h d' spring Ps%nts
90 yellow 4jr: steamer i5c. oats firm and higher
Xo . Whit" 80. a3GLc. shorts quiet but INN Other
~ars corn Is 900 bush oats. $4,000 bush shorts 80
nunalo May 2-whcatNo hard dg at xS ci9,9S
c,rcd winter wheat dull and unsettled 10 d'd' ",G
and < store h,io ~ cS S5a a, oit on I,cs 80 ascd
in store Corn ,troag ana msRSn hVSgG w S'sh 3,c
sold at 7. and 5cro S n,,n ,Sady Win good d.
pn,,I1 ~ car. 40 white sold at So 80 , white.
inc 30 MIXED 3oEc on track 100 bush cHoicc
;it .oid at SIC = T. Farley ggsi ana uachansgd onGr
Tnrhangcd. Canal freight Urn ana unchanged
Tcrcpi>~ Flour 1900 IBIS wheat i-,Oor u M c"In
t- u" az 600 bush corn $1,000 bush. ~ al-tlour
", '6S mis- wheat. $1,000 buSh' corn IoooOo Dl'" :
olt~ SO 600 bush
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LIVE STOCK MARKED.

New.York, Friday, May -BEEVLs,-,Rcc,ptN, Is
expiration all,c, 30 carload a, Hohoaen fcr l- 80"
s;.usit r,r-. 81 carload, at doh--t. AL CONSIGNED d'F.
Wit, the exception o: one carload. demand hi-A a.t
DE avc,.gc quality hsfdiy a. good a. Oh wgen-qay.
Poorest TO 3D. steer co!d a NO. iSi 100 ~ |.u,
at 80 1jasi 80; Dry Cow, at 81 15ae3 -.
lower and irl.ns at I'D 81 -cant s.. pr r. and Aur-
steer dull 4, lo'a@i- d y. "e-s"i ,,. ,.,., ,
IN. GSiorado 500 quartz, b,ef tlo Itay. Lo =
SSIrcs,,a 6y Ea,,n. Ccmp1ny 5l2 c4,, t.. I,a
b, Goldsmith. $40 90 on tie ln't"Ii w. N'.''" ' -
Lle ior ta- week 4,132 cattle l49'- quarters "
sherman 4 culver: 10 Mcalfed run,1 i'?ana
Steer 1910 p average Al - ~ vf 100 il d. I..
H. at ~ 90: i DO 300 D. At . % d. l''1 ~
~ %; "a Ghcaeo DO. 1919 D.. a. $ -; j. 40 1910
" - s.; Il do 100 D. at - 80 ~ a., ii-ii -
= 50 IS DO. 1910 H. at - 20 a., a., " az %.
L n CO. no ~ a, = ~ rs si =" a. - 20 ST.,
oxen. Ieio X at u 10: No1-jcf-ey nun, 1890 g. at
D. Mcpherson Co Y ncalf.a P,4nsyy an.a -, Stge,'
1909 n At =, 80 20 ao lg' e. 4 d. Il S' =,
50 % Il Buffalo steer, and oven mNd III n a. 40
Is DO "; va y. at y 81 ii d. Iis D. al $50
1877 f. at ~ 81 10 mcaid r,un-y Nanla do, Ii7l =,
G;l' II %,G rea e 4 O. -, f,:
i5eo r. oo at - So stat do ioi r. al - % % state
Iaia do $50 p, at - - = 90. lol2 r., at '' a., q,
Co. ie-$ T. a. - 90, Bull-. l3: 2 - - ~;
1850 il at % ioi 49, 1850 H. at - 49, Co. 4'-' 3D.
MlIIGu cows-No FISH arrivals. so change ia tone.
ana nominal quotations ar $50 20 80 iu Load
clat. again to-day and price, ,ho" -i aA'a.," o.
Yesterday, sale, IN, pm, l'mf ,.r1,,l ''iS. h''
Poor to Prime l,a., at ia1e' 10 v,,. 100 g. .,.r,..
at sc per r II DO, 70 d. at 5"ci d. ~ H. az oe
u GO ~ u ~ co. u Hutt4rullk Calves 100 r.
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. May .. ?. mCotto9-Thc sales Of the day
steady American Mddag, 10y middlinp claus May
2j-G3ddG .G-6id: June and July delivery. 2G.Gfd
sellers; July and Auru,t delivery, q 27Gid sellers
TENDER delivery 2I-Gidd6 2jGid september and Octo
Der delivery, 3GfdG 464d October and November de.
livery. 5S-O4da5 5g-Gid.
Galveston May COTTON nominal middlinp. HE
low middng II .c ordinary 1O7sc; net and
receipts $40 bales stock. 1852 bales; weekly net and
gross receipts 1000 bales exports coastwlsc. 2.3G
bales sales, 3O6 bales.
Norfolk. May 2-Coton duh middlinp 11asc; net and
receipts III bales exports tO1stWlsr. 10 bales
sales bales stock 7Sj bales weekly net and gross
receipts 1,52s bale exports 10 Great britain 1881 bales
cOastwise Gl6 bales sales, $3.50 bales.
Savannah May 2-Cotton firm; middling. ilHsc low
mddlng 11isc good ordinary, 10ac; net and re-
csiD a. bales exports coastwise, ass bales stock.
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HOLSTER. William +, 70 Hattie crOwel SIS 1ssh''
Of wsa James H. Philip Runkle No 81 BOnd's
RANK Morris h asa w{ o SHAN %f so
%a9 l spe Tlf y 5S fgI{ 8? w."a''
inied. William Rachel samucls ct al 72d-'''
2H onSsoa y EDWARD l. Margaret French. SD
st. tna ie;u5e year to Kari wallach No "a
st. nstas mort %S fisTo 20 Louis cowen. 4s,hst
., Kahn: I Tsar: ae aS,o St 10 ''Ou''
p Net s9a SS d. Ms GO an
Lyon and another e RANSOM Parker IT,
9isss Issbea to Nellie Van Reypen, o5th-st
Sermon LeSnon. " % and wife to william Williams.
s. sh and T e' W.SSfser Horn ct al No
7c9 5sh;;s ns ssa ii j, 10 Gorilla casse cor 9th
M sPs ss Sola yS'w cor Court
l'n McEro 1aq paals to carman' aads 4th
ave Maly to wa la and Lawson
o!h oN WsS and Indff Aired to eopod SsS o1a,
ArtSarave PInest yS1Fs 81 G %o,r,. s,o,n,,,,
loS Sen. Edward j. to Babctta ROthschd, 75h.st
' 0ScnhSme men, Aexander IT, to Alfred Ranchfuss,
S', oFsrTe DANIEL to M9s 1o Hoe trustee. 42d
5" PSrpy Ansu,,a r. to David ChIystle cor othave
and fT 7otS.st ycar morgsses $50 900 ,,-,
Parkhurst GeoTs s,r - 200 goo "He' August We'll
NO SE To wIIliam Herring same property, years.
SO 900. =. ro,,s VOL = . Manu. 81, -, a,
Montgomeryst instruments, . ! W. ~, ,,
Ross. Elizabeth, ~ ROBERT II -"''he"s lfoth-st W
o' Roos Michael and wife to Charles Frzcl Bos.
%, Rad : w OF Mechanic-st. | year, $500
0' Riggs George F. to G. Barnwel III Maiden Lane,
'Rohrs frederick and wife 20 the LAWYERS Title In
srraoce ComDany W AleXanderave, II OF l3ith-st D
same to Bradley Currier Co, same property MONTHS
$1,000. p.r,ov s,mo nronertv years
$50 o o3 ro,n 20 German Savings Bank Y . 9th.
ava n n, 185th.st % mortgages rl3l 300
ucaly Mary to Benjamin DeInares i1O East eoth-st
Minnie r. 70 Sarah Sands and Philip g Sands,
,r,snes Iexngton.aye, Of lOrh-st, years a mort
CAGES, $4,000. -, -. o..t., - y .. or.bord
~ %, Rlvinp,on.st years q MORTGAGES, @2s,O
y" da,d charles A the United states Trust Com
nanV y v cor West Endaye and 72d-st, years,
s2j 600. IN, - ,ho To, pt,or s,vi,cs
r,s,Itution : East ith-st " Of Avenue ID, i year,
10000. .,,o g. .ho t-n,t,ror, S,vfpgs
pank n . ith.st vs. OF 2d-aye. ! year. 5000 -
Wcaver George j. and wife, o. samuel VI Me'ker
,rrs,e" n 5,,thst w 81 ftilayc, instruments, - 600
Webster Ccorglana T. to Henry Huber lOJth'St
VI Wunn Mar NJ To- John w Bernhcirner and another,
400 Fast sith.st, / month"; rl,poV.
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Chicago May 2.-Cattlc-Ecccips. 1880 head ship
rncns. 1900 head, market strong: bcc,c- t1a-I - ;
steers ~ JOd4f etOrkcr. ard feeders ., sea - 90
cows buB- and mixed II 500 y 30; IcN1. -tcl, - 30
AIS - HoPs-E .cciIt,. 13oo1 head shipment. ZOO
head market strong. So hight mixed. - lOaf 81,
heavy - I0dSf 3D. light - O10ff 30 sp-. a. - d
So 50. Sheep Receipts. 10000 head shipments. 900
lower Nati.t.. - 1Jd 80 -
Western f1 - 5OdsG % Texans, %iGfj 30 lambs
s5ds7.
good native steers - .5Hf4 90 fair
good do 50 3OH2i 80: >to'kcfe ana Feeders - 30 q
az 40 TEXANS 4es3 20. HogsIoceIpt~ 5000 head
market strong 7. fair choice lcaNy ~ lJd9i -,
picking grade - lod,I 20 Hight fair 10 bc-t, - 0dn
Il III Shecp-Rcccir-. 300; market strong far to
choice. +4arj 80
bula;o MAJ. 2.-Ieccgts last = hours 1000 head
wees 7.7s0 head consigned through, 1910 head
$40 head 20 NcwYOs. co head sale market quiet
prices unchanged. sheep and lambs Receipts. last =
hOur- 900 head total for week thu. far $4,000 head
T0r same time week 30 600 head consigned through
600 head 100 head New York 1000 head sale
adc active. pr.cos arm AID higher Shrtp-t npp q.
choice extra S. COdE5 - MEDIUM 10 good - 81
az 81 TO cood - 11dSJ - wool sheep 40 "Jd
IS Clipped faubs-(,OOd % chticc, SO G0dcG - fair
10 good IS 3,0sG 81; medium 20 far - 1J4 - 20
wool lambs. 81 2jdfS Hog Receipt, lat - hours.
714c head: total week thus Tar, 90 900 head for
same tme last week 1910 head; consigned through.
22fO head 500 head 10 Ncw-iofk; 100 lead on
sale demand good and prices shade higher; selected
good choice. heavy, cctDd YORK weights
and mixed pigs and light YciEcrs. 81 35a@i 40; light
pigs, 81 lJHsi 20
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Grtllon Sales Of Real estate.
SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
Estate Of NEHEMIAH MASON. deceased

A SUPREME COURT PARTITION SALE.
Estate Of NEHEMIAH MASON. deceased.
JERE. JOHNSON. Jr.. by Richard '. lfarnctt & CO
Auctonccrs viii sell az auction wednesday, MAY = IL
o'clock noon at Brooklyn Raj Estate Exchange,
1913 FULTON-ST. BROOKLYN.
EROOKLYN.
l35 1877 43o AL 443 and AS Futon-st northwest cor
Jay-,t., substantial buildings
4Os.fIO Jay.st.. 3story basement frame dwellings.
447 Ash 4j3 49, al and 40 Fultont northeast cor
Jay.st.. stone buildings.
1A4 Uigh.st near Brldgc-st 25XG2 with frame dwelling
SANFORD II. STEELE Esq Referee. 10 wall-st.. y. Y
FETTRETCH. SILKMAN a. SEYBI.I. E-q-., plaintiffs
Attorneys Times Building y. Y.
Maps can BE- obtained from RICHARD V. HARNETT
& co.. - Lbcrty-st. y. Y. JEKE JOHNSON. Jr. 1913
Fultnn.st Brooklyn, or O. b. Bl;ETY, 4iJ Fult0n.st
Erooklyn. 20 Li5eity-st., y. Y.
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Giin proprrin for Sale.

RESTRICTED BLOCK aud nciphborhood s7th.st
n between 9Th and 10th ayes; examine 1874, 1886 40
az: superior houses IN rspcct cheap and easy
terms. SrABLElt & SMITH. I.lS7 1h-aVe.
n EERLESS S.--"MANHATTAN SQUARE
i Nofth" fslstst between SUI aud Oh aycsl; foIi
aud c.Ear: classical original and unique: l. station on
,nr,cr Omen in-rrrtO atdP.-. RICH an
DfEVES owner and builder 90 West s3d.,t
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10 40 bales weekly and receipts 1928 bales
exports coastwis 1900 bales sale 49, bae
low n,fddng sc ordinary II 110c receipts
Csc gross 6i0 bales exports TO Gres;rtan, 1859 bass
bales stock corrected 654li bales weekly ne; Re;
rsts sid bales gross, 7,7i2 bales export, TO Great
Uritsn 324 bales France l-SG3 bale. t. the Con,
tinent 9SiG bale. coa't~ise i0l bales sales t 10Y
ben . GG9 talcs April 80, 2,3s2 bales May !, 2.22s
bales. - ,.,,..,.o -. H. .o,.i ,o, -.
CONT. ~ cation AZ ali ports since september /, lS9O
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Ncw-York, Friday. May
The following sales were made at the Exchange a

The following sales were made at the EXchangc ana
Auction Room to-day:
i.story dwelling with lot, No 20 East 62d-st. 5, OF
Madi>on.aVc lot 1GGNO05 George Purser IT, $50 ooV'
3.story dwelling and 2stcry stable, with plot OF and
ON Columba.aye, Madlson-aye. plot 2OOx3S3X2fh
Jls, Astoria Homestead Co., 10000 oo- a., .
,tory stable lease OF lot Nos. 203 and 700 West
injh.st II S. v Of 7th-aye, lot 391X142; William Han
sl3S5O. - , :. -, -.- ,,,. o,o ~ ~ n,
,od.st lot 1g.!A7O Otto Pulich. - $50.
/ bull with lot, No lag Oichardst ~ INTEREST," ;
George Austin, 400.
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Furnished Gonecs GO Get.

A r. KOSiNS l.. l.. RESIDENCE. NrtR front on
n uFNipSTEAp BAY; ~ rooms furnished, lNtIl D.
ING LINEN: -tabliug box stalls. COWS: for year.
A. 600 -eason ~ 800. including services of two men,
:\E commercial Advertiser l26 Fulton--t
a r NFW-BEIGIGrON. =. !. Furnished house; min.
n utcs from station on best avenue. rom juno Tor
se,son. moderate terms App, % PHILIP {. SIS.
(For other real estate ads. 9th pae"1
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'-00 0's'' Closing prices. Highest Lowest. Sales

CoTToN-The spot market was quiet at Gncha in,i
n,ces Sales bales for consumption. Fort receipts
today 2257 bales against 49, bales this day last weck
and 726 bales this day last year Total for c Veg
IL oo7 bales against 9579 bales last week ana H-Ot
bales this week year Since September receipts az
Inc pors aggregated $500 49, bac>. against O4OIfoo
bales for the corresponding time last year . c,,s
Quotations are based American Standard OF CmSSiH
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ldard OF Classic.


strict Good Criirary. 80 MldGtng ..............1l'2
Options were without special features today, and the
fluctuations were on a comparatively small scale, though
the general diff was brllish Liverpool fe?oTed ms -,
strength. gains Of 2S5 points were scored on al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-03

Conntrn ]]ropcrtr for Sale anoQo Let
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BEAUTIFUL home in quiet and retired portion thc Court
md Of A thriving town but , minute WAX from 10,
public Park lot l0N2o rod. surrounded b{ III. IN kpt
hue kthorn edge. graNr.y soil Lawn IN IN" condition
INCLUSION II ~ ~. maple ant fruit tree,
ols contains fourteen rooms with closets &c, and Is
ready for occupancy, Ashley Lake water ga furnace
and open Fir" aces. .,. ....,... ..,,,
Innnlre nf /. u. NANI. Iitt.A.ll Nt,-.
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CLIFF HOTEL AND COTTAGES,

h.
situated IN TIE most desirable part OF Newport CON-
manihg superb ocean View. Accessible" 70 me bsMins
Beach Hotel and Cottages in perfect sanitary condition
VIII open juno I. 1890. Cuisine aud Service exceptional
Address LOUIS r. ROBERTS.
Newport, Il. L.. or West 21th-st.. y. "
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On =. rlo4.-e E1claaee t2e,y The bal.r m.tHr' vas

o, q fha D.
o. On ~, i.I,',,o'1 LIS az lie ''' ''
''' ,, '.' -, o. ,r,.,. ,o.,,,..d Whit finn:
N4.N't"'' -I' e. '''. ' 80 t.f, -,i.,. ~.
No. - spring, "l VA .H '",.. 80. .,t'r
N'r'h'ri - .l" Hi'. - % a.. urf
oar" ,Hit' -. . ""i' "i D, Fl, -. a..
30. I'D -.y.'. ' % a., -. - al Az f,u..-
ii'tl-'"i- nii''I., pm - ' - oh lot
-'.''t cary l"@,l4 y, - r.,. tiorr q 900
th''-' s''Al' cH,- oi'- )" i.-t - ~, t.h Sim.
mont 4"ui, N'n' bHl"f "H'''' 4i'''' "''"' ''.'
1900 bush.
phN.drfha Nav olr- Prices h,ii Win increased
cr,.s t5. rr,rst ,crv au., a. To- ll oubers H'r' va.
an NJ - ,rt,.. ,rer, f'- mined A.. want. yr -four
D., ~. Eli srr1 n-f A. "a b., 10. choice P,nu-s l,auIa
M tarlt rlrd nrs under snail -uppe- but pr. .,'
I" ',a.,,,i IA, ~, i,,.. d'f,arl t'.. ans source.
pr-..,cl 74;-c. s,r 10 god Milling wheat a0aa5. ,
t,, -, 'i..' ag-a-1 s. y. r.f ln ,,roft elevator.
&c. so I'd. MAJ, oiioj. Jun. pi4r... Ju.5. 3D.
o.t tt.,-, 0 81 option uarlt,f strong and
al,a,cci alr un1.r light ofr.f'; ARD hlee.r w'.rs
...f- speculation tal,. and foreign ofi'r- lnli'd
too lo~ for l.n'-- ',ot- for i',sl tai' d'l AMI
go: steamer quoted $1,000 10. hlN,i !" tt''h
d'p"', u - D. .iN. up, =" ,I',ft. III az
y. q miNel MAJ ID fl.'' J.h". Jug, ~
.tF NNFN-', -" t''--.. \, az En- 49, a.,,,A
.l@h'i NIi.,i '-i,, ,,'' A. .li,,..t 80
N.'rtd. VIM. 80 - %.Nn, 81. ,'.' XXI. t,
'rt.. -, 80 |"''.. 49,. ~ = !. H. ,-
' D..2,, 49,. ,,d ',i- demand So @ nlt. Nav
i'' .-'' az ,ti'.. me- a.. ,r,..'.t'
90. o - oi,., and ,.,-,r. r.nn-,I, AHA Inst ~.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27
CHICAGo's LABOR CLAsH.

Rumors That Non-union Men Have
Asked Federal Protection.
CHICAGO, April ga statement was
published here this morning to the effect
that meeting of non-union carpenters who
came here from other states was held last
night to take steps to secure protection
against intimidation from the strikers.
They were advised that, being from other
states, they could call on the United States
to protect them, in default of protection by
the authorities of this state. IL is further
stated that the following memorial was
drawn and forwarded by mail to Secretary
Blaine:
CHICAGO, Ill, April 25, 1890.
To the Honorable Secretary of State of the
United States, Washington:
We, your petitioners of the city of Chicago.
being bona fded citizens of the United States
now by intimidations, threats and actual VIC.
ience being prevented from following our avo-
cations, TO the great injury of ourselves and
United States for protection in the exercise of
our constitutional rights, now denied by mob
of riotous outlaws, who defy the authorities
and who maintain reign of terror over those
who differ with them on the question of trades
unions. We also state that the above state of
affairs has already continued several weeks
and that we have no protection
from the city or state authorizes
here; hence we petition your honor that protec-
ton sufficient be afforded us, so that we can in
peace and safety, continue our lawful avoca-
tions. Done for and by a committee of free
tradesmen who represent the wishes and are
empowered to act for a lar 20 humber of law.
abiding citizens-tradesmen of the city of Chi
cago. THEODORE THOMAS,
FRED JONES,
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MEDICAL
That
Tired Feeling

Has never been more prevalent or more pros
trating than now. The winter has been unhealth-
full influenza epidemic and fevers have visited
nearly all our homes. leaving about everybody
in weak. tired-out, languid condition. The use
fulness of Hoods SarSaparilla is thus mad
greater than ever, for it is absolutely unequaled
as building up, strengthening medicine. Try
it and you will realize its recuperative powers.
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MARRIAGES.


TIEDEMAN- SHIVERS.- Married, at st.
Johns church on April 16, by the Rev. Charles
II. Strong. GEORGE W. TIEDExASo OF Charleston.
S: G.. To FLoRIDE, daughter Of John s. Shivers
of this city.
MYERS-DEITSH.-M on April IS,
1890 by Rev. Isaac Men es assisted by Rev. A
Harris of Richmond. Va, NELLIE NAY, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Deitsh. and Mr.. HER
MAN MYERS.
GRAHAM-CANTWELL April 81.
1890, by Rev. z Cafferty, at Cathedral of Our
Lady OF Perpetual Help, JAMES j. GRAHAM OF
Staten Island. n. Y. and MARY E CASTvELL of
Savannah, Ga.
HANSON-GAINEY.-M Married. on April s, at
the bishops residence. by Father Mccarthy,
Mr.. MICHAEL S. HANSON of Saudifjard, Norway,
and Hiss KATIE GAINEY of Cork, Ireland
CANON-GALVIN.- by Rev.
Father Quinlan, Wednesday, April o, Mr..
WILLIAM B. CANON and Miss MAMIE E. CALVIN.
Atlanta and Macon papers please copy.
FALLON-FISHER.- on April 16, at
10 West Rroad street, by Rev. Mr.. McClesky,
Mr.. j. II. FALLoN of Savannah. Ga, and Miss
LAURA FISHER of Washington, Ga. No cards.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Is the ideal spring medicine. 1t rouses the kid
neys and liver. tones the digestive organs,
creates an appetite purihes and vitalizes the
impure and sluggish blood. cures the headache
and overcomes all the prostrating effects Of
that tired feeling. Mr.. G. W Sloan, of Milton
Mass. writes: For five years 1 was sick every
spring, but last year began in February to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and have not seen a sick
day since"
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That
Tired Feeling

As headline in advertising in entirely original
with Hoods Sarsaparila, its use having been
suggested by a testimonial from Boston lady
who had been cured Of that tired feeling" and
made like a new woman" by this excellent
medicine. As a remedy for weakness or debility
caused by change of season, climate or life
Hoods Sarsaparilla is unequaled. 1t possesses
peculiar building up" power.
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FERNANDINA's SENSATION.
The Unwilling Bride Whiskee Away
to Parts Unknown.

FERNANDINA, FLA, April 26.-The latest
in the Hubby Thorpe marriage is that the
bride left town very secretly Wednes-
day night in company with ex-Sheriff
Ellerman, who drove with her to
Callahan on the Savannah, Flor
ida and Western railroad and from
there she took a train for parts unknown.
Mrs. Jennie Il. Thorpe, the bride, is a very
pretty young woman of about % with two
small children. She has been living with
her father, Col. Brink, since the death of
her fl st husband, and her great grief over
her loss made her many sympathizing
friends during the first year of her widow
bOod
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HarrIson'a First Veto

WASHINGTON, April 26.-President Har.
r RS sent lis first veto TO the House TO-DAY
\ ne Dill was one to authorize the citv ~
Ogaen. Utan, to assume increased indebted-
t hsss; me ground OF the veto was that the
OIL IS IN contraveation of the ganersI IL =
limiting municipal indebtedness.