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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
THE PETROLFUu M1RKETS.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD And RANGE Or Fl'lo Ns'
There va, little doing in the crude OH markets. yrs
.,,lay TIE. stock Exchange showed some dl>po'iuo'
T., continue it, oil department bv running up 'he 'f"'
,actlon, from 1000 barrels on Thursday 70 I"'Vov D
rel. q, rrt calu OF II cent. The Con>o!dd'ch fA-
i ,. ais, ,i,,..d tl, Buckeye patient By trading IN
Oo0 barrels az - cents. meg To-, OF : cent. ~,
National Transit options were dun. but hr1lrr w.
- - ~ 900 l.Iicl, from GJr so = cents 10 ~ :" /
,,nt There we're sales Of 1000 barrel, ot cdsn 0lt
M - b cents Refined oil Wa un'ahsch Al 70,
. in h,rrcl, and $50 cents gallon In eases FOR,
i., ,Wot,t,ou, were ~ II franc, AT Antwerp, o2S
,,.,,l,.' ~ Erculcn and , = pence AT London.
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AFFAIRS IN PROOKLYN.
FALLING WALLS CRUSH A YOUNG GIRL
a NEW BUILDING BLOWN OVER-THE VICTIM
TAKEN FROM THE RUINS DEAD

TAKEN FROM THE RUINS DEAD.
Another fatal accident from the destruction OF
n nc,v budipc by the wind occurred yesterday, TINS
time in south Brooklyn. 1t was the third accl
dent of the kind within year. The building stood
nj Fifth ST and Sixth-avc. and was known No
Aoo Fifth.ave. Ii a twOStOry and basement
brick house. 10 IL by - feet. and the size walls
wero completed on Thursday. The front had not been
mt I'm. and the wind had fu sweep through the
structure which not entirely rooted The work
men were waiting for O'Clock to begin their labor
when they saw the walls move and moment later
fall With a tremendous crash and clOnd OF dust.
Tho bricks and mortar fell upon the Onc-StoTN cN-
tension Of an adjoining building occupied as shoe
shop ny NicOlini DeinO. lie lived in the rear of 1t
with his wife and two children one baby and the
other girl. RoSna, fourteen old.
one of the workment gave the warning Of danger,
and Delfno seized the baby. and followed Icy hi4
wife and daughter started for the street. They al
escaped the girl. Ro>ina and she buried
beneath the falling bricks and tmbcr~ The workmen
and police. As Is the fate OF Tire 'Glr Wa
her body was discovered 1t crushed and bruised
and she must have met instant death.
The building was being erected for Charles F. But
Ter. OF No. 800 Ffhave. Mr.. Butler had been i'm
formed that the building was likely to fall. and he
fastened it before the crash. His son occupied the
house next a. the new the left and Mr. Eutler
rushed in and told IN" family Ia escape for their
lives. He picked up his grandchild and had nearly
reached the door when the crash came. Fortunately
the party wall stood the strain and Mr. Buter,. f,mii,
did not seriously suffer except from freight
Mr.. Butler said that he cOuld not understand how
the building fell. for it was strongly briced \
odd that the mortar frOze beiO II sci aud 20 il crum lea
HE sand when any strain "aS put upon It. some
The loss upon the building estimated al 1000
and upon Delhno'S shop 500.
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EII/ARt I'll

Father O'Ncin. Of outtcuburs. who ha- Just hr'N
appointed J., bishop Wgg.r 20 th" vacancy 100 ~
Mary Church. Elizabeth caused by the death ~ 80"
G"v James II. CprIigdn. arrived al EllIt"lH lc~"
dav and took formal charEc o. d. hr" iH~'o'd''-
I'm fhe Union Comfy Cont Vc't"iihN. before JHos"
NeCnrm,ch james IIadc. well known hartman "'
Elizabeth. wa convicted OF an alrol'u' a>.huU Oh
Mi Ann O'IIara. LOuechccpcr for ". Il. Bab'U b.
.1Iucr trudcn of the Linden Pam rl'" r"ur-'. ~"
crime W., committed IN" night 90 October .. heu
the hacNman had started - carry MI . liiiA rom
The abroad station 10 Nj abcoch7 house. lie di"N'
her l., lonesome place IN III" -uhuih- ln.t"1d "A'"
n DRAGGED her r. I'm the vehicle ana attacked h"r.
de- pcrate struggle followed and -" ha' nnan hH1lN
,,,te Of and loft Nj OJIar1 rIp NV i"o year
Id IJadc viii be sentenced 10 Gi'.
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In place o. the regular pravrr-iu"ct NJ % plymouth
Church the reading o. annual reports and acdres upon
the various branches 81 Work tho church were sub
nted The forty third annual report ~ the
church clerk rcad Dy J.. G. Marvel. l. showed
present membership u 793 net increase q thirteen for
the vear The total receipts We're s43. 1873 =. The
congregation Of the church had steadily increased through
year What The Church Wora Committee had done
presented bv II. ". b. Howard. IL, report showed
the general prosperity Of all the banchc, II work carried
by the committee which had expended nearly 900
The three Sunday.choo, three Working Girl. Clubs.
Young Mems Union and the Boy Gymnae were aI
showing evidences O pfosp. rlty There need #
buildng thu outside Afbott than called on
half dozen SPEAKERS u represent brIcnv Tie y3rous
branches Of q church II was decided 10
defer the annual election Of Officer, until next wceA
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down on the sidewalk Then all but Morn, RoScnbcre
OF No. 132 Rivington-st., ran away. The assaulted
men thras he'd him and left him on the sidewalk in al
mann were arrested and Rosenberg was taken 10 Hello
vuc Hospital The laterS injuries slight. though
he was unable 10 be i'm ESSEX Market Police Court TINS
morning To make any charges person. The prl~ontl
were. however held Tor trial They had taken the
places OF strikers and thus excited their hatred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13

The fourth annual dinner Of tho Polytechnic Eounf,,
hcd evening at EoH-cII Hall. Tr,dclick conn
presided. David H. Cochran responded - the to,
The Institute" Professor X ~ "Thc Tacuty' and
Dfncan Edwards u Tho W. H. Davenport
sroke fol The Ladies'" ior "Thc Cd POW.
Bows" aud Norman s. Dyke To- he Poly M,n in Active
s.d Social Life" and 1hO. II. Troy Oh "Thc Nes
Administration Among those present were ~.
McCorklo justices Bartlett and Cullen Surrogate Abbot
Henry w. Maxwell. Professor Hu1berg, Lyndon y
smith and Professor Sivena About l2j persons wcr,
he tables
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
BElNOOET- Charlie. f. Perkins. president 81 ue
'A ago. burlington and Quincy Railroad COMPANY
NGIAM-I.N-,,oVcinor Henry Lippiit. ~ Rhode
Island. FIFTH ANFNrE-E>. Governor Joseph -
Foraker. Of Ohio. GlLSEI-Fra-tus Corning and Ab'a-
ham Lansing. - Albany. and Commando George W.
Comm. United States Nayy. MURRAY HlLL-tongr''@
=. 9. Nodrnehau~ Of s. Loui-. WINDSOR Con
grc,.uan Samuel T. Sndcr Of Minnesota. and General
John NJ Nulta and Marvin Tucblt. ~ Illinois.
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rHRASHED A UNION chOAKuAKEx

Mcrri, Poli-. twenty year, old of No. I" Jackson
a. and Nathan Glichmann, twenty four years old, o.
40 - lroomc st., non union cOaknahers. employ c'
in a BROADWAY house, were attacked by gang of
un,on cloaknakcrs on the way home on Thursday
night and severely beaten The men were KNOCKED
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cnn-rnN MARKETS by TELEGHApm

Liverpool Dee II. p. m-Cotton-rhc sales Of The dav
included bales American.
" i,,,Vra. loscd nrm Middling middl
clans, prcrmbor delivery S0fa5 aOid; December and
iuuarv delivery. S-GidJ 1Gfd; January and February
DELIVERY odd SELLERS February and March delivery.
i6id huvrrs March aud April delivery. 1854 buy
or, Anil May delivery. > 2Odid sellers; Nav aud
I,u. drii very 22.Gid buyers June end July delivery.
: "l.6ld niyers: July aud August delivery, 1854 a
, - cd go ,,,,, -
niddng l.lOc: good ordinary, IlGc. Net and gross
rcrpt. bales exports to Great Britain, $50 sales
| 400: stock. Sj2l0.
WceAy-Net receipts S5,l9i bales gross, 3d,39i ex.
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ONE MESSENGER coy SLABS ANOTHER.

What i likely TO prove a fatal >tabbing anr,y oc
tnrrcd al late hour Thursday. between two
telegraph messenger boys nearly in front Of tr Long
Island College Hospital. The victim Is Jane, Mo
ManuS, fifteen wears Old. az NJ. 30 Amitv st. and nj,
a'sailant was James Terrell Of No - Amty-St. Both
were employed in the ofhcc Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company in Broadway. New York Tcr,,,Il
was talking with oompanio'. when McNann> came
along They began conversation and Terrell anccrc4l
McManuS by calling him "craly." This led l., blow
and kicks. and Terrell getting the worst Of IT, when
he drew pocket Kuc and plunged tie blade INTO
the breast OF the other boy. The blade cut through
his clothing and penetrated his he>h in the region q
the heart. lie cried murder" and his a>,3ilut fed
The wounded boy made his way home and told how ba
had been hurt. ana va SEM back 20 the hO>ui, Is
was SAID yesterday thar ms condition va, critical
The Terrell boy could found ly I'M, police 49,.
iercay lie recently got into trouble Al tie Western
mon once. ana Wucu lcpIi u6adrd tined t. IcVcur.
himself on the manager hy lying ina wait Ia throw 4
block OF wood al him.
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rryERAL or BENJIAIy ". STILuELL

The funeral Of Benjamin ". >ilwcl. the well known
LAWYER VINO died suddenly on lat Tuesday night took
mace Yesterday morning from his home. 30. 81 We,
Thirty .fourth-,t. There were no albcaIcr~. the
service. being Of the simplest character. They
conducted bV the rev. Dr. CpllNcr.
The burial was at Greenwood.
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er from Professor Thomas IL. Huxley

gross SITS. letter from Professor Thomas H. Huxley
will be read.
The Florence Dramatic Society Of BROOKLYN has been
incorporated. 10 give musical and dramatic entertain
mentS The trustees Henry p. stevens Arnold
ii. Wagner, Ronald Taylor, George g. heSNViie ana
Clement b. ASimry
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ports Great Britain 1858; to the Continent, LOO
cOastwise, 13. 1o1 sales g. 766. 49,
Norfolk. Dec. I2-Cotton quiet mlddlng DC. Net and
537 bales exports to Great Britain 6lo3
cOastwse, l,t70; sales. l,577; stock. AZ $50; ..
WceBv-Net and receipts, 2J.JIS bales; ekport
Britain 2,sGi to the Continent 1880 coastwis4
70 sales S,902
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THE STiTE or TRADE.

Ra,more Dec Co,ton dull mddlinc 9'9c ~ tloer
;in,,,id Str,,t ANA Western ,up,r, r5ds3 ~ 90
rNtr. "a GuG*i 40: family, - 1Odso clty .ls,
brands extra s5d.5 winter wheat, pat s2ds ~
min, do =, 3Od-J 30; Do Straight - lVdSo - Wv
.Str. - 3O,S4 -. Mh"at->Outn' IN r'dHN anu I'm .
,n,.r 30 > red OH; Western nrm NO winter T'i'
moi and D-t,mber. 36c: January, % d'' PC h;,y'
S2is o. southern active ana tlel'i MI'U'
yellow steamer 11'+ci GIaieH 80
81. Mr,t.rn ta>S Nd spot 49, A'Sf '' s,Hu'
Ia,'",ry 5-La57s.r: MAY. j1h d1oc st'3rr,, ~:
S,. I,,ti.. unoIded south, ru ana P'ih~y ahL "Vv
80. i " ,,'-rn whtr. y dj2-r; do Mined 2odOn-4e
rh's sl-lc good To PRIME, ,'d 'Jc coiHoh 70 ldi.
e.,-o II,v steady choice timothy. 80 1O"9ll Eoo'
=, mime =, jUd>lO. Provisions qIl't' -, : loiN'
-, a nJ - ucW bulk mats loose, Shoulders, %
Ian, ,'.r al ar rIp ~dt-. ana >n-df p'hi ,Aoulu','
% ,s,r cured smoked shoulders, g. hams, IV'tt ,t.'
Jnif isrx, lad. refined. Iiar jrtt"i 'lrn' cr,@,fs,
- IS, de- f,ir {, choice. 2id26c 90 uittton -,
I,dI. fancy .2d23c do good % -hoic. l0a-ic ra,;
H. d. 90 good. u al1c >to li,hn ivi
~ ~ wa rsc. nrm. strictly f. III. % U,noH'e, -.
..e dull. RIO clgo,-. TAR. 49, 80 il &c sugar
ouct: gr,nulstd. ca.
,,,rao D,c - -~pIine w."1t dul bur higher; No,
,,ri ,o.d ~ - 20 No Northern. u oi "; -
49,. Winter Wl.a' ~caic, aut higher: No I,1 Il "
\, Whit. u %. NJ ~ White. - o. so, "H..n
~. 5r, -, in Comb eood demand ana es>lef;
~ .,l- 80 : yellow sid 81 -d'"ic ana : ar 20 d
- 80 ,o..,. oats quiet. SO white 90; NO wh'tt
goo. No. p mixed. - "n TRACTS - VIM. a"
p,,l.y ,ltIl and unchanged fl'ui lIhi "'u ~ -
Iru..d steady and UNCHANGED. L'c, )t'-Mi,"N l."''
,r.,. r,,u = 500 bush oats ioo'l Du~n >'6p,,,ll
Flour l. 600 lh-: WHEAT 1000 bu'ht corn -'ooV pu'
CHICAGO. Dee. The leading futures ranged a. foi'
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rrRoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Lt,crnoo Dec. L. - p. m-Becf In fair demand
Park IN poor demand. Hams and bacon In fan demand
C1.r.r- 11 demand II improving. TAI Ow ana tuiprntn.
I'm Door demand Resin IN fair demand iatd-Nlot ana
futures in poor demand Whcu In fair demand Flour ~
mon demand spot poor demand futures In fair
demand. mixed Western December. steady NJ - itd
,uunry steady ~ Hops a. L0ndon-Pacinc Coast
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OH Cty penn. Dec -. National Transit ceriiicltr,
ou,u,d Gir. highest G5sr Lowest. ~ ct closed Oi'-"
ilc- l,3 600 bids, Clearance Gitooo bb,; CARRYING.
3jdfO.
r1u,buig Penn. Dec. 12.-ict'ol'1m drI Dat hfY"i
National Transit certificates op,rd a. bI'f 'ln-d ~
b5i4r. hish,-t. G1'trt lowest. Gr'tr.
BRADFORD penn. Dec ..-NaLou'l Transit 'rriihrdt",
opened AZ Gjr. closed NJ Gihc highest So lowest.
GI.r. r-irucc-. $4,000 Dbl.
BrcAryr opened ldc hgho-J lGr lowest closed I't'.
Sale. 900 hbl'
CLOSING PRICES or CALFOEN1A STOCKS.
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/ Xiii, .,., % .,i 80 S,1p
i''', 35'a,o, 20 DO, 3 .c'
.'t 80 80 ".2 - -'iit,V
~.l....r 8? o.''-- ~ ~ 900
IL'.: $50 MAI. lI.'., ; i... NO. O., pa be-.
,''. .. ',..., l',,.. .I.. ,..l rl..,i 10, ,, ,
I..l .,.. ,..', .ri .i,,rrr, v,-' moi.
.l, l...-- ln. t.'.. '" oa'. ''p4'i ..t, .o. .
H.",'p '.'t-. .oi ~ , ' .oo . ' ,.,, ,
l.' i", ,.' i1' i.+ l '','
-. 60 1870 III, ~..,a... s. - -, J. -, Do- 'ar'
3, lo.s33' eo o'. - lo,.' '' i3H I,r - 'o
M ~ H. i, '" ,' G 2a"t', 10 ,p a.
"|.'t .'.. t 40. ,,,.t'.. ,.. i tt'y j0I
j. s,..'-,-o ~ap..ar. -pIne aaa 0la'-r sos =,
Hour No. a.. ,al ia. .~,..-. 1000 .o'- Nnppef
':,".. ''f'." '' loii.I' ~,,.' -
'.'. ..a,a =. ',..i.l j.. ',o5
rrOEWu' So ri:>IN Quot ., -. \ .,'i",d
l'l. W~-,rI, -i...as g. 5o..a -, ,ud Band o.. %
rGNIN Wu.tI Etrut hil.f mf-r',. OF v,r.t.-,
. a" , ' ' ., ao,. ,.,. -. ",'. au ' oo.as
Nm, I.f.,t I-o,' lr.t r0' I"I@ hi,h'. 'r1 '. '"-"
.,-.... n-, y, ,ooor, bush h..nr a,.t m. - ',"
l'.'., ra =. ea. l.. e.. ,a., ia.'. r.. e,..' '.,
'a, 'e.,..f o.. ''. ., .; ~ IT, Nc
.t % d. JOINT. ..i O., - %, ,.ii. attend
.... ..u. .r.. .lltur rH' This Was followed u' o.
y.I. ..l.. IH. I..n. tn71.t ti' .u-. Pho. -'u.f,
,f ., .I... lIi... touched % o. CLOSING
d., ... V.r. . slut. .. ..,.' l o f,,. d.. boo f..
i,.II. t. D.. ,. t..f ,-'.. ~,rf H.. n.... ,, ti.
....., ....... .lf. u4i.f ,.t .f.,,i,
plf. t .oI.t, t,p..t 4 fI.i-. tl.alau-,- u wheat
r.. t.,,I ,Il r.if..Ilt H..i.l f4. lyuu.. Il.rr
,.... t.. ..aD -tsf- u -f1ct utt t~t IT,.
...... r'.r. situation r'- 'iu'ri e. uo.' 'nrouf's
.r- Hhi.- .Iy.. ua- hl... 'ud money ,l~icr al u
.lrh '.n, O. i' me- Ii-- \i"H IHgulr' continued
r"N bi iIi- h-d Do" i' '. 'N' s,t' In'i'o rrl'''.
".f- g. ii- b'- spring '1d f' bush "in'"f. 'ta'~'
i,..-.3 llu .ut'i Inrn i'-l. ''''lt . Fi ago - a.
hazard r'.'rt- "o' I~ i'-r 'I''r'''-. ''i 'lt iI-
'' 't' l-'' bigio, "" i, ii,,.,
WIG cpl 'i' i'n ''r" ','-,'i- 'u' now" N'l,
'Ou'n''l JUL '''. .,l" '.f ";'l '' i'', I"'I
FrIr i"p"il- " lo'"' ' '''i'a'" .'I' ,l.'u'
t"'n -. '>r,'. rl."' r 'n' no, ,.'' , y, , H.
.l."ioi.. r. c'',a7l 90. o'"". 81 ~ ,""r',a,;
-. H,d Nprnr h'Wh', ~ ~ y" - "t,"iul'.i
- ud t"ti o. ,'"-;n' at Il, "D anne. =! Oh
sI,,S At, 90: d. H.ich - o. ~ .. =. to,ing a.
de- Juy. - u":"tl i",' ,'.,n+ ~ 81 uo~ % pCrh
b. lN'l. - Vo'iG ~ W, ~, -, ~ VI Isl V,'
and noulnily uuclaugh W TON. Do ho''"ul' G10trl
=, ds'rt tahadH. ,3d'lrt SAT. 'odN'c .HAhllh
In light request 80 % MI"'IL'' quoted At "HN-'
u'fId"l Nr-rih 'y"hS ~" a.".l; - 49, NJ
y" DO ;oa"i' ~" .,,,a d'' tniy mad
TO" dt'. and pfl' -i .u DE- me d'tI' me nm.
u"~~ n Nh"ii NJ Oh" l''iitHi mn vas Di''h 81 '"
re-. but No." cIo-" showed .Hfht receipts mr.
light AMI cubic, hiui Nhllr M 'lfdi I.,~ con
tnu" ini. hut th' 'N"tH u'u' influence, MOT I
not l tho w'ahn">' va, a-'ID,d :? iirG 'r.ng At '
Wet by tso BIG "l.fa'"l- COUP 1t WIN prospect 81
Increased arrivals. TIL" mall FRACTION late IA the da,
" VS., On The spot thor' va, also a sqht
d,c9r but trading cS@iG""' r'GT W 'ggrd~ took
al ont G4aoii.c Caron,c-. o233s bush sab
3n, 600 nu-l, futur-' iG.oOo bush spot including
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HOW GEAvEsExn coNsrAE1Es NAKr MONEY!

HOW GRAVE>END C0NSrAELES MAKE MONEY
Kenneth 7. Sutherland. Il Ciavr,eud Justice If tie
Peace, was again before The Investigating Committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors yesterday. Fx-udce Troy
developed the fact that person who confined AZ
police headquarters the subject Of m cage
charge Of two miles for being taken the court room
IN the same building The constable Wa paid 80 cent.
Tor attending and % cents serving summons
even though he already in the court the man
summoned also.
"Why was this allowed ?" asked Judge Troy.
Because the law permitted il. the answer
Then You think II right do anything tina; the law
does not call q crime p
Yes, sir; that's it, said sutherland.
II was shown that on August 10 there were sixteen
raseS on
That makes SO for the constable" said Judge
Troy. 1T is a good business 10 be con>t table IN
Gravesend. ! wish ! could be elected down there"
Every time case wa adjourned the constable
paid for taking the prisoner INTO custody again When
rate subpoena wa issued for each case
u Did IL ever occur TO YOu" asked Judge Troy. that
those con-tablcs were multiplying complaints for tie
sake Of increasing these fecs r.
80. sir
Well. Won received fees in these cases. tool7
Ies. sir.
Mr.. sutherland said he charged - cents for enter
ing and al-O discharge. because, he said.
he considered that when man was discharged II was
the sentence of the court that hc BE- discharged
The committee adjourned until Monday.
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LITTLE EVIDENCE AGAINST TIE POLES.

-
The examination IN the case OF Frank Hch"aN
and Alexander Wiktorow0I charged with having hI'u
Jacob Norgacc Of No. 1876 Scub"n It. was continued
lefor, Police JuSiicc St>ng yesterday. Hall dozen
Polish witnesses testified that they were AZ WORN
with Mortgage when II" killed ly piece OF timber
in the ward of Central Railroad 81 New jersey, IA~'
Monday They all believed the kius 10 he ~cI
dental TIE witness. Joseph White who testified al
the first examination that his wife t"ld MIN size 'Itd
heard Schwail and Wiktoyovol declare they would
pi Noreasc ont of the way, too Ill 70 testify ara
MI, wifi, failed to appear IN court. being engaged
in attending her hl- band. sic WAS a dtl-hcl "'
Mortgage. Pauline Mortgage. with whom Nihll"W"
wa, at one time iniatudird testified that me lin
heard her father SAY number of time tual WIN
foroyol had threatened him. Justice Ni>ng ~ild til
there Wa nothing II the cNld"no" tlHl conn" ~
WjktnroWo/ with the death 81 Mortgage. ana rir"l"d
him. lie held >,hwarI, because Coi'ncrS inquest
viii he held.
Navo~ cleveland ma Int letter T. -" lfnh~Nl
va7Ia Railroad officials u which Do" SAYS that uulr-~
better protection j, me citizens ~ The crossings
Of thc ri, road he VIII stop tho running q" trans 81
greater rate ot -pc,i than six miles on h'ir me
train, now pas, through the olty ~ the RAT" OF over
forty mile lI hour III" Gauss OF ih' MAYOR l"l''I
Is the number accidents maj hfN" occurred Wiiln
th. last few week.. G!r railroad COMPANY l- r!'
waiting IL tracks and The Eaic~ have bee" """\"'
from the crossings.
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TILING 4 LEY AGAIX>r TIE rAbERNAcIE.

FILINIT \ LIN NGNIN~T HE TABERNACLE.
Charles I. Will The contractor for the ma,or. work
on the new Bro'ilvn Tabernacle. now b.iu. erected
ii Greene and Clinton ave-. Yesterday filed i'm the
County CLERKS Office mechanic, len acair>, .,e
thnf'h ana hnd for F7GC51 He SAYS that hc las
"ifeaov done work worth $4,000 and ms received
$4,000. His lien is 1ol the unpaid foi work and
s46''i3 Tor work not Vet entirely done The con
tract rrice vas SI27.G4j. excluding the work on
TIE tower which Is t. cost ~l4OO0 Tie church
People are surprised. They SAY that MI VIII,
received 5000 short time ago. and then seemed
perfectly satisfied lie agreed 10 have me auditorium
lnclosed and plaStered by october l. hI;t IA led -
10 So and the work j. vet far from e1upleted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL NARKFT REPORT.

~ IDiNI MATiEGA1S.-Thc market j, -casona1y
t,t, anu Iu .'u"ial market is ldth"l 49, "a bn'-
'I quo" q ~ - JUt:j - fur HptNtl hiid JnH .pd
- l" l'fe"N Hagr~trt" hard 1T - 1Od9h ~" Fish
'' - ''0tbt pale. - 1Iu-J, rotor. Cirh Il i''i
~ 90 brown. 5lJ: I;rdrphiJ uont. ~ Ir'On do.
- loE- -: lugli,l Portland. - jOGf2 so, 'lnan
i"iimd - loa.2 -: 10 hlInd comm on LINZ, 900 per
Dbl aud do finishing Il 10: -. John linz. 80 '>j' ::
.'n', - -'as2 30 p.r looO; goai.' hair 22d2'c "'r
bush 'attlr hair. lGlI-r.
tiltolH Values without change and thu Johing
movement B., fair N~rlis- yellow Paper, 1',d''-r ;
,.amuat'd 'hc; II. = grnuin" PI1nula-d - Taylor
h"thrr~ English ca$,- G'sc.
cocoa selling Moderately at quotation. Mara aihQ
'36.2-c; Caua. l2".r. Caracas. lidlJct IIludJi.
lJ.ct Btha, 49,: asd ouayaqu. I3dIic.
i'ofFHAIt SlDtK QW"t and without essential
change.
'ulFElTh"rr a moderate inquiry to-day for B:l1il
eio"u- Oh the spot. ana prices had steady support 40
Rio grated -. sale. 1000 bagr No L. i',, ana
NNdeJlbo ~ prNHt. terms. Options wtrc extremely dui
lnd absolutely tatur,~.. on mouth, Their" waN 4
~-hl decline while Others -hoVrd snail 1ain- and IN
I'ldl clos" OF -t~adinc-> cable adNIce1 O1rra
o." 'ucOur- lilNr, declined i.dl r.. Hamburg
VS. - pit lower DECEMBER. Will" other how q no de-
rd'd 'hau"'. London about ~tad'. Ofical quotations
- - b. u- D''rmb' 60 January. ,Is sd February
puot'> REGULAR n>t~ 10 hio,. 500 good second 10
.il"-, $50. Exchange fpfNatr.. -. R"rripi'
trno h1-- IIo c,Ifaur- for N" tinted states. 5000
bag ~" ''aiaucr- oi lu'I 600 bags; total stock
l"-N"o dt- Nal"'t is quiet. santos Receipts. l3Np
i'f- Receipts at Rio july 10 December II, 73o, ID
Geo hn2~ -dur time l~-' 81 tuO bags timr lo-S
2,,l GOO BAG. Receipts ~ Santos July 10 December
-iu' uu" ISIS. IOl,ooo b,e- Total ,ale- here today
4. 100 bag.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-10
Golden Gross Notes.

Anacosta Commandery No. 423, U. o. G. c.,
met last Wednesday evening at Gray's Hall.
Noble Commander Pyles appointed g. F. Watson,
Stephed Simonds, and Albert X; Gator the com
Mary !. Simonds, and Mrs. r. p. Watson the
committee ON the good of the order. Deputy
Grand Commander Watson installed Mrs. Il. Il.
Gator in the office of Vice Noble Commander.
The Grand Commander has awarded the CON
tract for printing assessment notices, etc, to Sir
Knight James III. Dony, of this commandery.
ST. Johns Commandery No. 32, U. o. G. c., held
It's regular meeting on Thursday evening last at
Washington Hall. Noble Commander Ehle an
nOunced the following committees: On finance,
Edward II. Barbour, Josiah S. Motfatt, and Frank
p. MoXson on the good of the order, Mrs. Emma
McKlm, Mrs. Anna NJ. Layton, and Samuel Ma
honey on increase of membership, DIR. S. A. IL