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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Generai Term-Before Van Bruns r. J..
5S .nS Psnf. y
calendar. Nos; to 80, called at II O'CLOCK p,,o,,
s ss So s 3d. ~ 81 ss 1885, s. 49, 49,
soS HIS ss iCs 1927 1850 SIS
l0s lS NC l+ot SS gas 1872 s,s iS2 j.
xss &5Ss .sas 325S ZIP sS7s siis S siss
49, =i5 s 1913 ISL ais - PISS Za'' 2i'l
3J isso I;GIe , oRs Ell -
Cas- Melsa y Mflen 10 eas9G1s Reach
s ? 1929. ~ ossS 1883 1885, i75S $780, iSaS
Surrpgate.s Court-Baore Ransom. s-wnl Of Fanny
~ J. coafoy 81 a. Carli and r. MSndcvle 10 a. H.
4 DSd J. noshtaI!qs AID Joseph 1o;ls 70 80 M r.
e. AZ .si ,c 81.
UT &. ,s ~ 30 55 &c. F Ss 9
so4 73s so. O32. 1901 Gs4. 256 SOC.
sYporIo, cour.-rrl, Term Part III. before o,GormsG
$40 So d ia sci s3s ~ S, slo $50 s3s
SmmSa fsa
common PlsaTta TeIPa,s 1-s e,.s R"ly G.
City Court-Trial TcrnHPart I~Befor. McGown j.
civ coult-Ttial Term-Part II-BefOre Gegerich. j.
IIrn:ofs Van Wyc a6,J
CITY Court-Tria T"rn-PaIt IV-Before Ehrch- j.
and Assistant D-tric torncv liros.-Yos s. 10.
clucTH to ao n'qs dore smv
and Assistant DsrlctAuorney Jerome-Nos. TO o. in.
Cov. NJ Gener, Co .sons-Par II-Bctore Martnc. j..
and Assistant Dis;r!cAttorn"y Davis-Nos 70 c. in.
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NO AccoUNTTNS FROM N. JARVIS JR.

NO ACCOUNTTNGS FROM N. JARVIS. Jk-
TWO CASES IN WHICH HE HAS LONG DELAYED
MAKING REPORTS
Judge Bookstaver in the Court OF Common Pieas
yesterday signed an order requiring Nathanei JAN
jr. to die an accounting committee OF the e'a0'
and person Of Edward o. Brinkerhon. nnauD
Samuel A. Blatchford was also appointed IS nmeo
to examine the accounts Of Mr.. Jarvis The pe'iuou
upon which the order was made signed Dy Daihei
d. Brtnkerhoff. brother OF tho funatic. lie says III
the petition that Mr. Jarvis Vas appointed commiuee
Of his brothers person estate February 1885,
succeeding Thomas Landon.
MI Jarvis made one report, In November 1oeo'
and since that time he has made other. Inc
petitioner says that according section 234 OF the
Code Of Civil Procedure, such q trustee Is 0bigco 10
make report once year least and MIR. JarVn rSs
failed TO comply with the law In this respect. nc
estate which Is In Mr. Jarvs's hands Is SAID 70 10
worth about 500, coo Brinkerhof was formerly -
No. 100 broadway. appeared for the petitioner.
]. j. Crotty brought suit In the Court OF common
Pleas some time ago for dissolution OF the pnrInee
ship between himself and Robert s. jarvis Nathanei
appointed referee to examine the firms accounts ana
report to the court He made report, which was
not accepted, but II was sent back and Mr. 1orsis
was Instructed to make new report. lie never e u
fees as referee to John stanas former stenogrspher
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Mr.. Standfast brought suit In the City Court III sne
amount OF the fees and the case came up before Juueo
Giegerch yesterday upon motion by the detenoal'
to dismiss the complaint upon the ground thar SEC
ton 30 Of the CODE OF Civil Procedure prov ided tn
clerk Of court Of record could not act as rtaoroo
Judge Gegerich dismissed the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
PHYSICIANS TO EXCHANGE IDEAS.

The New.York State Medical Association begins .
three DAYS session this morning at IL o'clock the Mott
Memorial Hall. The association has members IN every
county OF Stat" and IT. object advance medical
-cicnce and ifsrc the good feeling between physi-
cans. All r. Ihvsiciahs invited attend the
meetings The morning session will he Rlvtn prlfnl.
nary business ThIs afternoon Dr. w W Keen OF Penn
vlyauia will open discussion "Intracraniel LESSONS.
in ybi,h the following will take part Drs. James J.
putnam OF Ma.sachu-ett- Charles X. Mills. OF Pnnsyl.
ysnia: DO ,sd Mscl"an OF Michigan; John b. Eohrts
y, pcnnsyl, anla aud Charles McBurncy. Frederic 8
n.,,i. St pen Smith John A. Wycth Joseph D. Bryant
ana Thomas H. Manlcy. Of this city.
Tonight DR. II. Ernest Schmidt 81 Westche-trr County
vii, read paper liymou.m" aud other DaD"r' VII!
=, ,e.d ny Dr. John ". =. G0uley " this city. and Dr.
,,ustay,,. Eliot Of Conheh cut.
Thor, a,c 49, members Of tn as-ociaton. many OF
,bou mr.. Apcced BE- IN att"ndih"e famous Japa''
- ,ec.,i.t from the service 81 Japan il also 70
,rcsnnt n DaDCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
PATERSON.

The Grand Jury has found indictments against
three men now in Jail: Paul and Michael sumish.
Hunearans, for murder, and Robert WILSON, colored.
for man slaughter. Tie Sumskis will be put on TRIAL
next Monday ard Wilson on Wednesday. The two
Hungsr4sns live In Psssac. and 1t Is alleged that on
nine GO last they waylaid Paul PalsovSkv, fellow
couptryman and crushed HIS skull with an Iron bar.
Wilson Is n young negro who fought with a razor
George Reed white, aged nineteen, was slsshed ana
dice from loss Of blood.
The vote by which the Board Of Aldermen on
Montav night passed the ordinance excluding HquOi-
shops from the neighborhood Of the new East side
Park strictly partisan all the Republican Alder
men voting for the ordinance and all the Democrats
against IT, The Republicans are grstifed that the
Ssue should have been thus sharply Defined between
The parties.
The Young Mems Christ Assoc alton under Its new
e!cral ,crtsry W. Gordon Hill. is more prosperous
than before in It, history. The membership IL
over $50 and rapidly increasing the org inizatiop is
,rrr,ly tut Of debt baths have been pnt into the
rvnna-um. and bids have been solicited for bowling
alleys.
! STRIFE took place YESTERDAY among thc SILK
overs and their helpers employed In the Weidmann
IL pAng Company'S works. due n the discharge
~ three Of the DYER for .cav0ring 10 form union
:npnc tho mcn. Thre' hundred men are employed
"A he works ~ Riverside and Of this number only
~ c.cli remained work. lr Weidmann sad that
ir,. tho shop had become \ union there had
! ,ca no labor troubles and the men had got along
trorc was a union among the mel few years ago
tvIbc Vas being constantly f0mented and he did not
Ir1b % - allow This state OF affairs To become
.=ant agair. The employees who remained were
rna'. 70 rrrov- all the slk from the dyc tubs before
/: was ruined ty tie dyestuFs and Chemicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
PA>SAIC.

verdict has been given in favor Of the cOnstableS
c. pa,aic County In their sui: against the Frceholdcrs
1, compel the payment Of fees i'll justices cases.
report has jus; been gwen 10 the police Of rob
tsrv which took place late saturday night Foot
.f ATTACKED William Rcan a teameter living In Gar
I1d OF. the Jefferson street Bridge and upon his re-
fral a. give them money they first robbed him OF
s3-sn the money which be had in his pockets-and
ten thNw hlcl into the canal. His OutcileS wcN
heard ~ pc2p: living in I'll. n1Chborhood and they
came 70 H. ~'SCue.
George Marshall Allen lectured last evening OIL
Alaska efoIe Nineteenth Century Club at the home
0. Vi. E Northcn. The lecture FLU trated by the
stercoptic0n. Tie slides exhibited were from negatives
made by Nr. Allen while In Alaska.
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THE STATE OF Trade.

81 ar " ss.s "a
!: s spot md o.sssss qss;a b: DssSSs.
s. 81 as:s T. ass i. 81
sSashefn and Psoa.yls.na s7Ssis % Western Sliss.
w :ssdy pIi%s . ssss. 1ssay ~ sSssS f,S
s:is 20 s. g: 81
Butter Air. Egg, .ssies. siaasc. Core ssssdy ri:
sSy,s!fssi, issaea ss' ., %a.sss vi :essy:
+ aS PSI Ss :. ss ss.
%Ses sSin COO Si Sa:a e eoen 0Si 90 800 BUSH
low sSc. 0s.. nrm: 80: whit. SOC. Short un:
& sfs' tgs: %:';saa sr.R ss
ZOO sss E-x es;s a .'S5s e sa.s
4 srSs;: r.; - & 80. "a
g. IS carload: No fa q &c; c.rso:A: 80 Whit
fsT s:s No Corn sf ss I:
SSss S yeos sa;e eo sI
yello|, ss1c NO DO, Sc no: !. .&s7e; 10
rS 2ss' essd a 81 = :a' %
q so 20 es,Ssds ds Sic s.iIe. No white al At
Siass 's 1s Z: ssss ss
s2sSss Ns's ts g f PIesi
:f So na F% tiesss s'' ..s.ay 70 S' NexScfk
Sc s f Ssiy s.s s 70 70 MSsny
@ zoo Sa.b @ Sas os as
a.s.t s?H & .5s si
c Sa e Gee bush 'c6o 5000
Chicago Oct oThe leading frtures ,aoasd a, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
ELIZABETH.

The Veteran Zouavc Tand celebrated its fifteenth
sartversary last night at the Zouave armory and had
for ~ guests the Veteran Zousves and number Of
prominent citizens. William Mcdowell Drake, the
leader and organizer Of the band. who IS Of Gen
sral J. Madison Drake received beautiful gold badge
studded with diamonds and pearls.
Articles Of poratlon were fled yesterday with
the County Clerk By the Young Mems Catholic
Lyccum Of PAnbeld and the Fanwood Fire Company.
There Lively scene yesterday at the City Treas
urers ONCE. II being the last day for paying taxes
before the interest will be added Up to O'Clock the
rr~epts were s.sl oOo 70 per cent Of the entire
tax levy and 900 letters remained to he oponeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
ur.ptyG A LEfTf'RE on ERICSSON.

m. asscmbly hall Of the Young Mems Institute at
o. 200 Boye-y, crowded last evening with young
San n.mirr. 81 thu institute aud their friends "ho
y.,o thct, tn hear the lrctnr The Late OF Captain
,,, rrl,,.on" IS Colonel william &. Church. Editor
., ..Thr Army and NaNy Journal" III" SPEAKER "1-
,,,oauc.d ly EDWARD {. Van Ihn Of thc managing COM
,nucc With the aid u -rrol tron he his h"ar
-. q clear ldca 81 III" 81 a; ms ntpr- w0k. aId en-
,,,.,ed bI. narrative with aur"d0t his IIs hal res
Tin. nan. Tir cate. tInmrnt =, the Ia
.ute Will be given Octor -. llalow En. when TN
sports customary upon TINT Jpy holiday will furnish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
NEW

Tho for,rth annual meeting Of the East New-Jerscy
Iapi,I sunday >choGl association held eSte1iay
H. the No:rt Ti,s,agt BAPTIST Church. in Eellcvle-
ave. Robert Ken. Of Rahway. presided. Letters
we've read from different sunday schools ard reports
were presented showing the number Of teachers and
scholars The Rev. William r. Shermer. OF Elizabeth
delivered all address The successful TEACHER, fol
lowed by Nms-as by other speakers. Officers wero
elected AZ follows President. J. Walter Davis. OF
Newark: vice. president George Vaughn. OF ROsele;
secretary. A f.. De Lemos. OF Newark.
The clothing store of George ~ MOrDingste1n, at
Ferry and Congress sts. robbed during Monday
u1cht OF goods worth 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Oct. p W nc u~y fI'ofUs0s
1000 bales American. ..,,
Futures closed firm AmcricanMddling. low middllnl
clause Octob-r 39-04dj i0.6Id October Ano
November delivery 3584 as S5.6d November ana De-
cembr delivery 3i64d5 3564d: December aud January
delivery 34.3 3564d January and February delivery
3i6i05 3'6id: February and March delivery 38s+9
buyers March and April delivery. 81 6id5 3s8+d Apfu
cry, fl-64d5 Io.Gid.
savannah. OS, ELECTION quiet: middline, s7.1sc,
low middltng esc good ordinary sc net snd gros- re-
ccpts SS3 bales exports cOa-tws,, 2Ii' eaie~ aess
3,i15 bll"s stock, 1I7,153 hale,. .
NewOreans, Oct. 21.-''Otton steady; mndling.
13-l0c; low mldtling. .iGc; good ordinary l.l6c;
net receipts 2S42 bales; gross % 10 bales exports %
Great Britain. $500 bales the Continent 900 bAAes
sales, 1000 bales stock, 148, 165 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
LIVERPOOL PRoprcE MARKET.

Liverpool. Oct. 81. 3:i5 p. m-BNcf fair demand,
India Arm ut G2> Cd. PORK poor demand.
1ans-rhe demand Is improving Bacon in fair demand
Cumberland cnt. about % TO 80 ms arm Cd short
rb about % Ms firm a. sts Cd Cheese In fair demand.
n-ed Oh. Liy rp oil r,nned steady 2Os. Spiri1
OF tu-pentine In fair demand hm at 800 3D. Tosin in
good demand. lard-SpOt-The demand IA Improving:
futures IN poor maEd prime W SPOT and October
n.m at 32s I'd November ard December firm AZ SIS Cd
Wheat far derand No. winter nrTn 81 ID xadj
new spring firm at - I'D. Flour In fair demand.
Com-Spot i god demand futures IN active demand
mixed spot and Octo-r at A. I'd Noyembe.
firm id D"Cemlrr firm at SID. Hons Al
Iondor-pa lie Coast In good oen aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS


EACH DIVISION HANDING DOWN SEVERAL
CASES ARGUED.
Albany. Oct e1.-in the First Division of the Court
Of Appeals TO-DAY the following decisions were handed
down:
a2d another rsSRs9ssT ag hsa
and snGR Thomas and
respondents W. Lyman Rathoun appellant agt. AfIed
snow po SSsE npeaded appean the
people ex rel John Lake. etc. aSt. Ebert Hegeman
county the ocean peT a4a Savga Wo To
appellant: Moses swift respondent agt. the Staten
Island Rapid Transit Company. Judgment affirmed
The Bradford. Eldred and Cuba Railroad Company,
YoTR lake IS ta. e and western Railroad COMPANY a
penant; the Tonavanda Valley and CUBIC Ks !I11
smDsa9 ss sss F1a a ase s a
Msumbcrg and others appellants Inag ,h sr re-
rredeT4cE " ElockWenn treasurer Of Long Island City,
appellant Discontinued october 70, looo.
The following were argued
Clara Campbell. respondent. aet- Charles AroucRle
"'{ Phe6e A. smith, appellant, ast John Macarthur
Louis Nordinrer, appellant ast Adolph Anderson
Lucia r. Basley. respondent. agt. the National Ma
chine Complain and Others, appellants.
4s3 Asa. $50 go, A.. 40s, 474 and Az.
In the Second Division to-day the following de-
cisons were handed down:
Charles Henry Philips, respondent, agt. the Cable
EaSay ro a ams rPfR'H ar G apPant William
g. Hart respondent. AIT. John C. tirnhel and another
appeants Judgment reversed and new trial granted,
costs Ia abide the event.
The National liank ~ Commerce. appellant. agt the
Manufacturers and Trader Bank respondent; the
Jersey CITY Insurance Company. respondent. ag,.
Charles : Archer appellant. Judgment affirmed, with
costs.
The following cases were argued IN the Second
Division:
Jacob Lorard, appellant. at. william r. CIyde
and anOthe: re- pondcnts. .-.
Peter suffer IT, pondent. agt. Samuel E. Wander
veer. appellant. -, -
Jscni Edick james B. Raptcr and another. e3ecu-
tors and another respondents act Harvey A. FaltS
and otr'rs. appellants. Submitted. ,.
Lena Mentz respondent, agt. Nathan j. Lewltter'
appellant. r., II Mo-
Mary M'>selback. appellant, aGt. FredercR H. NOT
mall. treasurer etc. respondent
FolIOwln. is the day calendar for TO morrow Nos.
lO,;3 IIOa. 1873, I4l 1852, 0'4. 6l9 ana LII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
ORANGE

Tho fourth annual meeting az the Sundsy-school
institute of the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of New
Ark will 30 held this afternoon and evening In Grace
hurch.
The Orange Athletic Club eleven will play the
Putaers College eleven, on the Orange OVAL Satur
day afternoon.
Orange Lodge. No. i3s, Benevolent Order Of Klks.
hsd An excursion yesterday TO Newton. N. J. There
w. . special train and about 400 III the party.
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Decker
MATCHLESS
Plan 0S
80 UNION SQUARE.

the Cathedral The injured boy was removed to his
home in Brooklyn as soon as possible. His condition
yesterday was said 10 be critical. lie was injured
about the spine and head
FLUsIl1NG-The old Mickle mansion at Rsysde.
owned and occupied by g. E. Ewing; OF The New
lork FnaDcer" was totally DESTROYED BY hre yester
day afternoon with most OF its cShtents, causing
loss Of about $4,000. The building and furniture
were partly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

.rrr uJRY SAID SHE WAS NOT COMMON SCOLD.
M uasdelinA Budirus, dark-complexioned
-.m.n nfsy years old, who lives in Gutsenburg, was
m .,..l m The Hudson County General Sessions ysster
80 $40 had been indicted for being common
LA. Ths complainant was ex-Assemblyman
,shn pwyer Hs y . neishbor Of Mrs. Rudrus, and
~ " Sndsn ia, x1 sns wssa ss S
BE- rs. :: .s lasssS n; srssI. 70; he Is MIS- r.
e B, = "a ass az ss'a AsS "a
~ %. abe SSSs r. psyes S.: "a fn maid ID
i sSS Int ens5 DC said Indignantly. she also
sss.! s: 81 ' s S1 sss: e sss
- soclds she ooes sqold swfully.. a nv mrs
ss "a s'sS g., :'R Rs ss sssss y heard
s 2 sSnse tSs bCveT nfniiy. and tst or one 90
3 Z s.; s:s 3: e s:as. all .,
xsP n sss :ss be- z = ID ss
W ." f,1.e * jury amer Ave minutes '0ns'l'"-
VOLS n. ssn ye.a.y shst The ssa: e, 4 the ne
s =: ;sSv 3 Ssssf Sssa
f. 8: ! IS, g. a : , a:s'sf's s 500 for
a.. d. ccHS%' 3 1E %Sc NSSsinsrH . sesen-yesr-oH
~ v% cSasved he doctor With assault and battery
YeSGy t. physician feensted ana cansea tne arrest
A noe.1A.u,on vss appointed by the jersey City
Bead q hneoce snA The West Hoooksn Common
sScerssfu thc cost Of cop<Yuoting . sewer on the
wet bank q the hnl. The committee reported last
n,eht that Ne cost would be e67 $50 and designated
tSe route Fifty four pr cent Of the COST will fall to
Jersey CV nd tie balance TO West Hobokeo. They
ssked that The WORK be done at once.
ADhx Avnrr
scoooO5 on the city treasury. 70 pay the State school
tax.
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NORTHERN NEw.yERsTY COUNTIES

HACKEysACK-Joseph Weston Post Sons OF Vet
ersns. VIII fu mAly give burial plot IN 'ne hscHeh
..ct c.met.rv IN xcpherSon Post, 6. A. r., In the
Or.s House tonHit. William Walter Phelps. United
stats Nfnisrer 70 Germany and Governor Leon Albeit
are expected 20 attend
LITTLE rERRY-Tna night operator At Lutte Ferry
% TIE west Shore RAILROAD was rSope c sYo cn
a tn operatr's head. There Is 20 clew 10 inc oV
bcrs IDENTITY. The station Is In the midst OF rough
bArkyard HIefnert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TEE PETROLEUM NAKEEE.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRiCMA
Speculation In crude oil certificates lfeless until
afternoon yesterday, when break Of cents barrel
1t Oil City was followed BY moderate selling and .
similar decline. The opening for both spot and option
certificates was dull but slightly higher and the sb-
rupt afternoon decline was not fully explained. The
news from the held favorable 10 larger produc-
ton bat this condition has prevailed for long time
and the demand for export showed signs OF serious
Abatement The movement Of prices may be cOnst4.
ersd purely speculative while Il proved conclusivey
the complete lack Of local interest buckeye eerta-
Gates as usual were neglected. No considerable saos
could be made at current quotations.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
orr. MAnEETc

OIL City, Penn, Oct 2l.-National Transit ecrtinesse.
ssss,. $4,000 6bl.; ehs,sH,s 500 bbls shipmcns.
iStnbuis, Penn. Oct 2l-Petroieum dull snd weak
National Transit certificates opened size closed at
bridford, Penn. Oct .lNations Tr.nist ee,tinoes.s
soc clearsnces, 26o. 900 bbls-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Henry C. Hall Miss Gordon died at the convent o.. Au
sustine. In Paris. on May % last and left VIII Do
questhins onefourth Of her property to Pauline aereSs
hess' companion, and the rest TO ssmuei i4o"a.a
to be married.
number Of her relatives began contest over s,,se e
VII upon the ground Of undue Influence Iney H 49,
snat the ciroumstances Of Miss Gordons aeatn Nv
never oeen as abe died at the ~ ne
her name was not known. She also ssia " 70
eccentric The estate Is large one. Tees ws ~
lowed tho counsel TO hand In additional andaS's o
decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
iasiSe' ' Eggs. isS1se.
4: DO s os sss N
White; family q 25asi So Pennsyvan!a ,@sf process.
- ,ss :s.S !. q: ssssa s
cS Sss g. oar red sd 5sans!y
r. Sss mixed . ;a0' sss
iass 3 SsRo G Ssa
sss's .S ssea' SSs5 49, No.
Srsr%sr. .ea 9sc
e ess; i@ sissSs mot 11d
better a. ds sg Ss%Yc ssy yhoct
s5e manmcth peal choes eogTsh Rcspts-
Flour 900 Sbl. and 500 wheat 1900 bush S9s Gc
sSo sSsn 20 ba: Zoo ss go Sush
trading ., nrm but unchanged prices &heat1hc mar;
but sshsr , iS the market i' a
strong but weakene and advance lost but soon
Iss1d u1ds, b o,sa. o .nd ana e at TINES
Violent ul Close when there was ana
$40 o.s p SSSa: s,e md
steady until s end Of The session with c5 on
.s a 10 .s s.'s SHARPLY pa
re cent?. .er Of ssa'f" S9 Mdv
Sna 5@ ss4 3. asA' ia. I"r IN i e
s ::s s~s and EsaSs si'a
}S 5sS G "as q 81 sS Ss. onna .3
htsy 81 ad H. e RFoy's s%a a sld
sna IbSra busihc.s trn-sc. Pork a. Lard 90 =
Dry say 30" ciear IS 1j Bac0n-Boycd shoulders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
cour1s11xr, A RICH woMANs WILL.

Ths contest over the will Of Mary Agnes Gordon. the
Aauphpr OF George p Gordon. the printing pres manu-
e.csrer occupied the attention Of the Surrogate for
short time again yesterday. when ne listened 70 the
p~,,s the subscribing witnesses 70 the will. These
..n....s are 6. A. Bourgeois, Oliver E. BoAington and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
JUDGMENT WANTED AGAINST JAY GOULD.

JUDGMENT WANTED AGAINST JAY GOULD
Jay Gould one Of several persons who failed TO
appear In Part H. of the Court OF General Sessions
last June when they called on panel OF Jurors
He made excuse and fined 800. but still made
no response. Yesterday william wallace, the Assist
ant Corporation Counsel. appeared In Part II OF Gen
erai Sessions ana moved that Judgment be entered
against Mr.. Gould and the others who had pen nned
hbvever TO give Mr. Gould and the Others time to
snte their excuses, II they have any.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

Refined oil firm at go cents IN barrels, ana
0.s5 cents in cases. Crude In barrels WAS un-
changed 1T :. % cents, and naphths at 20 cents
Foreign quotations were steady Antwerp. 10 -
francs Bremen, 8.55 marks: London, oS-lo pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
LONG ISLAND.

SARDEN CITY.-ThOmas Mulligan, brght ~
heen years old and leading soloist OF the boy cno'
OF N Cathedral Of the Incarnation ct Gsraen Ca'S'
W seriously injured Monday evening By falling
"o@ soaRolA IN tho new ST. Luke's chapel nse1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

m HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
l pases. Illustrated. The standard authority on
uaYcAn open air Rules for Azina swim
ming BAN playing shooting horseback riding DC Se. In
full q ISf copy. Published by The Tribune Nrw.Yofk
ENTERTAINING ana universally eompimented BIZ the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

90 13.; Longs, % % rhs 9 ooaee :s els..: g g
SuRarcured hama so S0de12 So ReceiptS-nou1. 1909
b6is wheat, 5000 bush corn 81 $50 bush oss. 1900
bush re. 900 bush barley q 900 bush: shiE~sns.
oats, $4,000 bush rye. 1000 bosh barley, 2oo0 easA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The annual meeting OF the FstrheA
County Yale Alumni Association Will be held at the
rooms Of the Seaside Club In this city to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

eAsased No. Sprns Wheat 81 OF. 10 spring
vhsAt, 91d93c No. red. 81 O22pel o2t 1; No. corn
sase; No oats, 4+e: No. re eedeSke no barley
u ase1 IS mes, pors per Dbl go foasio 20 lard per
100 p % 90 shs s d; ,S Ss 49, :a cry Sc s
IS soasS IS yhskey distlers' finished goods per gall
o. "a: No. white Gate 47dt! No barley Tree on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

~ RSE.--By resp' ctab" woman. IA In.
Wants nurse (; are OF iaoy from birth aASs
bringing up Un bOtLle, Guy rc9-r,ncrs.
Cali or address i3l West 35th.,t. BiHshania
bell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

n CESE.-lsespet table woman wann N In.
" tant 20 tax" Car" OF OF cider child will
Vet good care and be sent " school Address
Mn. MAIL IRE. s3 Mctroyol taI. owe.
Bro klyD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

y RSEKY 10Y ERN E.sS by III edu.
~ Gated North 'i"rman Protestant girl:
speaks French and English good seamstress
aii anr nctd.cNOro"r 4 years reference NO
objection 70 country. Call 1t l19 Eass
lAtb ct. Mrs BIRCK.