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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
THE STATE OF TRADE

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s'ss'si s' ssfIoss:
sosSs o. En- 81 Sss
bush No. s. at 55c: 600 bush No. yellow. at S6'.c.
S e. s ss n SS IS TTlsS store s7 Oats ee
sse'?s :n mixed cd wSs SSs
frm and unchanged Canal relglts Arm; 70 Newyork.
wheat 4e; corn s'sc oats 2'.c; barley Ssc to Albany
xhes g. to Ne%c sS T. 5000
btls: wheat. 1000 bush: corn. 1sf 900 bush; oats
bush Railroad shpmcnts-F1our. 20 900 bbls: wheat.
So. oo0 bush corn. 10000 bush oats. $4,000 bush
CcasO Oct 1-Thc leading futures ranged as follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
SENATOR MORRILDS REELECTION.
From The Burlington Free Press


This so thoroughly foregone conclusion that hat
create no stir in State. The only question about
IL has been whether not both parties In the Legs-
lature would unite and make It absolutely unanimous
election. IL would have been graceful thing on the
part OF the Democrats II they had decided, as some
Of the broader men among them desired to present no
have turned out to be polite act. II they intend TO
ask the Republicans to Join them IN elccting Demo
cTat to the vacant tudgeshlp. But 1t was really
hardly TO DO expected that body OF sixty Democrats
and free traders, dyed wool would vote for as
tionst as senator Morrill, much as they respect him.
they chose 10 vote for Mr. Phelps-s privilege nobody
could deny them for they had IN him AN able and
honorable candidate-end the Republicans got Along
very well without them. Mr. Morrill, bad the unani.
nous vote Of the Republicans Of both houses->nd
that soy Sa0Tsh n aSG one s n An fcs n%s SsS
mGfksbA compliment That . public servsdt WHO
has reached and paced -four sc0re yAfs should p -
elected to nth term In the United States SoeN ~
sofutey wtthout competitor for the plsce. md With
SS .ssRe Wen 'os 81 ~ h Sshs s s
state but this. Mr. Morrill, bad at rs RepdS40na
Of Vermont perfectly fee To- DO ezActN a tho dnose
noth;0e e Hrsnsts J.! hn rs.slsds!oo; Al 1900 e:
n ~ pubic service md Se,,ssins Gm oassSs q
si further honorable and efctent service, Aoee %
keen him stu in harness. Under tho ciroumGtenoee
Ia reslectton not only constitutes N extreordmesy
tribute TO Mr. Mosrps vetne ~ stefeGman ana ha
verk = 2 man bIt = s:o notable e1enpliacssssn
g " st,Silsy end straightforward character q our
II n do.s =: 49, a. g. sy a. se9s s E 4sz
g ~ ssdY. .r zess Y - e sRcs q $3.50 Ec -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
FAILED TO BRING HIN TO LIFE AGAIN.

Columbia, S. c., Oct. 17.-Primus Jones, cOlored,
was killed Sunday morning at Sumter, S. c. pro-
tracted meeting was being held by the negroes at
Bculah Church, and great excitement prevailed. 1t
was at first reported that Primus had been offered as
sacrifice because Of his ncredulity. Deputy Coroner
Norris held inquest at the church. The testimony
showed that In frenzy of fanatlcism Jones was killed
by the Rev. A. II. Durant the negro pastor. and one
Richard Campbell, prominent member Of the church,
because Jones had expressed doubts about the super
natural power Of Durant to kill and restore to lie
Joness was test case, but the experiment failed
A large number Of Durant's congregation believed.
until his failure in this case, that he possessed super
natural power. The finding was that Jones was killed
was composed Of intelligent oolored mon. and the
coroner complmented them OH their verdict. The
prisoners are In jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
FATAL PANIC AkoNG CHILDREN.

Chicago. Oct. II (speciaD.-A small blaze IN St.
Sanislaus Polish Church, at Noble and Bradley ss,
this morning. caused panic among the school children
assembled for early mass which resulted In the death
Of Frank J. Dziewicks eight years DID, tho fatal In
Jury of John Prowtkowski eight years DID, and Frank
Urban nine wears old and the serious injury Of eighteen
or twenty other children. loosened curtain swung
against burning candles and caused the fire. Peace
children; nothing shall harm you,' shouted Father
Burzynski no tore the curtains from their hangngs
and the little ones accustomed to obey implicitly his
commands sat silent, watching the efforts OF the
priest aud his servtors, who were rapidly stamping
ont the flames The danger almost past and the
last burning drapery had been torn from Its place when
an old woman came running down the steps Into the
children, run for your lvesin In instant the con-
gregation became struggling mass OF bewildered
scvcra, classes of children were Just entering the
church under the care Of their teachers, and they
were caught In the crush An alarm Of trc was turned
In and soon tho fremcn and policemen gained some
control over the frightened crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TOTAL RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

BUILDING MATERIAL-Generally unchanged. but
the supply Of brick and cement Is equal 70 ne demand
Jsi:y bard ssass Ro.esd s6 Cement
Portland s2 4oase Ss; German fSruAnd s2 4sSs2 Is {;
d 20; Stste Lime 7SS0c ST. Johns Lime $50 Latls
2 Is per L6Oo Coats Hair. 22a2S per bush Cattle Hair
COFyEE-There wss quiee market for Brazil growths
% the spot out prices Pulled about steady. Sses 100
sS beg. doataualA private terms Options ruled Tssksr
Of h'. H. Il Havre started the on the downward
turn and early sales showed losses Of $40 points but
Don here, leaving qG STEADY Havre oosed with re-
sSxs " and Hamburg savaaesa ocsoSe
sss xsvem6er. SIS % December, sos Cd; January
asst ESQ; sooa sseond 7So; exchange tpfiya.ey
ga receipts 1000 bags; Rio clearsaces for United
States 5000 bags total stock 100000 bags: market
steady santos recapts 70 COO sess Receipts at 10
s7iooo bags same time 1855 1lol 60O bags Receipts
st Santos July e October 10 1900 goo SaSS
ba&a. Totol salps today % 500 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

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i '$s %s ssIS August:
sSs1
barely steady State and rsnn.ylvans fresh go
eSouse isa2c lined issia '"' '''''
market remains auis. but generally o steady
S fair "ts' good eiOver At 7S7c. Timothy ranges
& sss s. 'is Is
s tfs and ID sue sna .u:hsd iiSe Cut
lice Cubes, Jc Powdered s'ss dranulssea eas:
standard "a" 6'sc on "a" osa0 s:1ec White EAtrs
eC,' 6ec; Extra &C." 57sd6c; &C" 1118aosc; yell
low, 52d5Sc.
STEARINE-Lard in light request Choice In zee
quoted at Tee. OeOmar9arine dull; city, 3-l6c
L saa e;Stsr a asa
sS ssS .ss 'iss
7c 200 do 1889 Pennsylvania seed leaf 9dl3c $50 90
1888 Pennsyvana seed leaf Haze 100 do 1888 Dutch.
private terms lao do 1889 New England Havana lsa+se
200 sundrles. 8d36c 700 bales Havana 65cISl l0i
$50 bales SuTnatra. 81 40dS2 10.
wooLwhe it cannot be said that prices are ncus3
and holders feel confident in securing an advance On
desirable stocks Business has been retarded somewhat
by the ant offerings considerable wool sold this
week and among trades 500 bales Bsadsd Soors
and 10 do MonevdeO 175 900 do Australian. 80 600 do
Cane bond 900 DO pulled 10 90 DO Eastern oFsson'
2oOOO N medium washed fleece. 5000 DO secured Iexas
5000 do low unwashed fleece 1000 DO Spring Texas
90 900 do do. 20 900 do medym unwsshed comons en-
do low unwashed sec 1000 DO medium unwsshed. ZEE
10 600 do fall Westrn Texas. 18dlSc. We quote AZ
neece at 3iiao. and fine delaine. 38a37o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TO DEDICATE 4 NEW CHAPEL.
A RAPIDLY GROWING. YOUNG urrowx rHrs'
BYrERIAN CONDENSATION.


Tia dedicasoay services Of The new West knA
Presbyterian Church 1t AmsterdamAve. snd ons-nun'
dred and.nfthst. take place tomorrow ana on Mon
day. Tho structure II not complete chnrcn. but oop
. chapel which viii sufnce tall the society grows M
numbers and wealth. when largo and fully equipped
church viii be erected. This new edihce oeAsnco
By Carrore d Hastings, architects, ID handsome
structure In S Renaissance style Of architecture ana
Is built Of cresm-colored brick trimmed with white
marble and terra Gotta Il was erected Ut cost OF
$4,000. Tho seating capacity Is 500, and already
every seat has been rented. The church membership
numbers upward Of 400 and Is growing rapidly. Tho
society Is only three years DID, and Is not tho over
growth Of another church, but IN entirely new or
ganization It started three years ago, when t~ensy
persons Of tho nelghborhood banded themselves 70
gsther for the purpose Of holding meetings. They
soon called the Rev. John Balloon Shaw to b Their
pastor. Mr. Shaw is young man thirty years DID,
graduate Of the Union Theological Seminary, and no
assumed the pastorate Of the West End Church I'M
mediately his graduation
Tho order OF the dedication services Is as follows
Sunday morning ct IL O'Clock, the pastor presiding
invocation BY the Rev. DR.. Henry b. Eniot reealns
Of tho Scriptures by the Rev. Henry Loomls, prayer
by the Rev. DR.. W. C. sttt, prayer BY the Rev. Dr.
W. H. Gleason, sermon BY tho Rev. Dr.. ADDISON
Ballard prayer by tho Rev. Dr.. George l.. Shea<T'
benediction by the Rev. DR.. Andrew shiland. Sunday
evening at Q quarter before 8, tho Rev, Dr. u a.
Briggs presiding invocation BY the Rev. Dr. W. W.
Attertury reading Of tho Scripture BY ne Rev. Dr.
address by the Rev. Dr. Arthur Mitchell address by
tho Rev. DR.. Francis Brown, address BY the Esv Dr
bonediction by the Rev. Fields Hermsnce:
On Monday evening at O'Clock the Rev. pr.
A. H. Harshaw presiding, there will DO On invocation
by tho Rev. Dr. Joseph X. Kerr. reading Of Scriptures
BY the Rev. DR.. Joseph J. Lsmpe, prayer BY the Rev.
dore L. Cuyler, prayer Of dedication by tho Rev. Dr.
Howard Crosby, address by the Rev. Anson p After
bury address by the Rev. Dr. r. Il. Booth prayer BY
the Rev Dr. Charles A. Stoddard, benedicton by the
Rev. DR.. Robert f. sample.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
TR1BuNE 49,

can ~ tere saA answer questions honestly when you
| ere sskedf'
aOh, yes
"Your business on this stand Is TO answer hon.
estv the Questions that are put TO you.' continued
Mr.. Fassett becoming aggravated, and not to mako
any imputations on the committee nor to say you
are here 10 protect NewYork City against the State
Board OF ASSESSOR, or that arc here TO defend them
II you viii kindly answer the questions, and answer
them and nothing else you win obiige NJ. We have
extended 10 You every courtesy and have been pa
tent with you, and No want you to stop your Ice
ere"
IL don't intend Il TO be o lecture said Me- Cole
man. IF you will take time and 80 with me 10 the
Tax ONCE will take every record and show II to
you, but cannot 1--WE you the information You want
when you pick out isolated pieces OF property"
"You told Mr.. fvins," said tho chairman. that
swell, 90 10 Isl
"Then how can there be any isolated cases' We
can't do ANYTHING. Mr. Coleman, n you regard as as
your naturalbOrn enemies
Mr. WINS, resuming his examination foono That the
property of the Edison Illuminating Company at No.
20 West Twenty sxthst which comprises several lots
" SAID III. sS REsPsS s sH ever
Of the EdisoS electric light works should b changed,
this property put in the market would not sell for
Is there any probability OF that happening" asked
Senator GcNaughlOn.
aT1en why should you state It's
oh. said MI Coleman some years ago tho gas
aHsye you right under the law to take all these
| things into consideration ~
Samuel Sloan and Henry Cram have houses, with
stables attached side by side In Thirty eighthst. Mr.
Sloans place assessed at $4,000 and Mr. Grams at
&4c, 600.
"What in your judgment. for residential purposes
Mr. wins asked as o real estate expert and not
Tax Commissioner, the market value Of Mr. Sloan's
house, That's the cream OF tho cream In location.
"The chances arc. said Mr.. Coleman. 81 that Mr..
do you know that 500 900 has been refused for
smaller house in e t eW anu
well, there might be smaller house and IT might
be a more valuable house.
apo YOU think that II that house were offered for
sale to-day you would have any chance OF getting the
certainly think S you might 3 Just now remsm'
"What did he give
"Eighty-twO thousand dollars"
ais 1t worth less now?'
ayes, said Mr.. Coleman.
Answering senator Fassstt, Mr.. Coleman said sub
stantially that only the deputy commissioners are
ore not responsible at ALL They only certify to the
correctness of the recordb book copy Of the roll
Mr. wins took up the subject Of exemptions. and
found that for 1890 real estate in this city Of the ap
praised value Of 1926 900 Is exempt fom taxation.
OF that s23, 847 200 is in the First Ward.
Mr. Coleman explained that there was considerable
Government and city property IN that ward. AS the
had not complete however he had to postpone
more particular inquiry into the subject THIS. with
personal taxes and other matters OF the highest In
day, when the State Senate Committee will meet at
III q, M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Fssa Get Carload. 6 c
y p
0'f Trade a. Sas ssve than wednssday but
:sss " &c
s sSS n' %lt Sne esespsop Snh
NJ $ssss. q and Bulls Cows
csSs adSlcss European markets show Nc change
seaSe ' 7o Der M and the latter at ioalzc estimated
sail to-day ,s and H nSss s e:
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6; "a Il. 81
sS i e sss;, q si
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90 e 100 49, ss9 % e. a. IS Iasi.a 20 S &c.
!sss B. :; s Ss'' v'sHi' d. 1880 n' At IS;
1880 o. ~ h1 e s. 50; d. iSS5 i:a
d o. 1875 is 2S at ss s.? 70 y sas 1900
as es y S. % 9 90 ssSsss
as iSSs g. i 8 g. I5ss rs oSs
olGsd n,; sse sa ,a 1I2} :.
!%as@' e ~ s y s so 1858
S3 So Chicago 90 lLoo H. 40 20 az "A Il: u Ohio
sn q oxen mixed 1855 n at 50 GOT
gi is:$ sns s;;:, s3s
go ns;t. Ass few duh sh's er 81
kinds e ys =, Viz EeS sna ss1%s
q. sSas7 while extra do brought - g. About wv
IssasesmHaienbeck Hollis os Western Calves S45
aC sss a. a. IS Vsas 90 So do lie ~
" 81 % ye s1so c' Yss
g s. CAVES IS =: IS State vsai' sS NJ 81
sj' rissoes IL orassers 27s r 81 q '0;'
Ves SHEEP as GSb LHMBs-Reeep 81 carloads SOC
ssosss e Ss,sy c sscsas
snd drse 4 There was demand for both
P FasIss g &C..
sSuy sSs
G amSs Slow Sses a. ia saey s
Saies~M Collins 200 Canadsa Lambs c az S6 "a
H. q. Is 25 iss Ohio sheep IS NJ at IS IS 80 d. 50 No.
p sssnE s%s Pass sAsse 70
a. STATE E 3, noS n Fl lambs. 7o a.
kase fS9 Pennsylvania Lambs, II n - g 70 pss
100 pIIienback DEWEY: 10 State Sheep, 1o4 n, a. -
as L NS,ss. 2S Canada 49, ss sS ss;s
rsmo. % a H. isa STATE
Il e SO carload. of 100 hsssss casosds
at JERSEY CITY p carloads q !oth;st The %:ssss
sr e, c ssss as Ss'e Ut
ls:TKiiSSS s as TO- i: ad s'' e. ao;
st a. as: II roughs. 279 N. ct % 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
rnsvry CASES OF scURvY on THE TWO SHIPS


San Francisco, Oct 1.-THE ships r. X. Thomas.
cantan Coulson, from New-York. ana AieHanac,
McCullom. Captain O'Brien. from baltimore arriveu
49, ,ss.erday with scurvy on board. There were
four cases on the Thomas and seven on the McCulio
The sailors on yhc McCullom were nm 10 "orrio'0
condition their bodies being covered WIFI running
sores Their gums black and swohen an"
hid their teeth The men said that during 'ne lo1
aavs massage they had not tasted vegetables OF any
co.. .rd IN. meat given them was putrid. Thomas
HAYES and James Masure had become blind as a.
result of the disease Tho quarantine omcer VIII
renort the cases to the United Estates authorues'
During the voyage second Mate Hooper, OF the
Thomas was lost overheard
baltimore Oct. 11.-Nessrs. Lord, Chrose o. w.,
agents of the ship Alexander AcCullom reporter ..
san Francisco from Baltimore. with seven cases OF
scurvy on board state that they put on tho snip
twelve barrels OF the best family bce dive barrels
At best family pork, one barrel Of sourlrsut forty
bushels Of petstoes , nsa soods In addition to
he provisions shipped BY the agents here TIE Asx
this port from Rio do Janeirc nfes 1.an91 I'm o.
nr6vlsi0ne In good ccndtucu, WnWn 'uo'uooo AuA~'
vAkef&tnes and nmcjuce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
A COLLISION AT AN OPEN SWITCH.

Galesburg ILL.,, Oct 17.-Some section men this
morning left open switch the Monmouth Pottery
and the Burlington fast mail, going at the rate OF fifty
miles an hour, left the main track and plunged into
long line of cars standing the side track. The
engineer and fireman jumped In time to escape serious
injury In one OF the several pottery hands were
working The escaping steam from the wrecked loco
motive filled this car and scalded Roderck McLan so
badly that his condition is considered critical Charles
Hines sustained broken leg and arm. william Smiley
was severely bruised. The locomotive Is q complete
wreck One mall car was damaged badly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

FLOUR AMP MEAL.FtoUR1In keeping with wheat heat
-. %s.ss
HI. 5 81 ~ $s.s
81: VS. ST. i
% ne above he,e were 200 sacks Spring Wheat Patents
ey Mi G1ss Vest indies ale Is
g g IS 's @ s5 IL S9fs XsS'
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'?ss' ssss Tssas aps s'S fs:ss
fSS S % sta I aasns 20 sqs s
'sk 3SS s . Ss a. 70
10 Sis including ECO 2oS bis BranyWns
advance ATTENDED the ', sDesu.
Upward E OS bush 5a sHsnfa
hsafs wh assss nse.ss
sVs short fen Dsred Alter oDsRps
Sssg at as RSs
1s ,Ds S %s. had s.tas
e SnsS ,Ss
tss Onset 81 ne OF IN h ind
nsda.Iy advanced o. attended Win e.;
and as y 81 ase sSns Of at
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strong and Sg Ssr cables .s asS
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u.s. S T %as isH;''ss ss' sssss ia
Unsraded Mixed, 57ta5s5e unsraded White Soe; ,o He
VIZ: s!ss 4 s'Sffse.
sGSa qyss . SSs asi sd aeS
sss n sI.S H.. % s ep'a
sSs sT.,sms views
s ssss as Gss go bush LOO 300 Including
"as % ill., sc5Ss
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Closing ~ g 81 &c &c peeembe,, s6S3Se closing
s9Sssi = j sSs: IS 4 ~ FED
Hay AND sTRAw-Arhvas Of hay are less liberal
.s.as. sAnfs straw !: y''E as'ss @
sSSs, iy &C.
sss En; e. iS SsSG Market. ou. in tn.
i..si.r sss S1 r business pss:.s saa ne genera
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80 a1vsSss ts,lsy "a snen sdvsuM end sf'as~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
1--WE STOCK MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

punaio Oct. 17-Cattls-Ressipss last "a hours 1SSe
i hsaa week. bead sonalasd THROUGH lseo asss
Ot0 of which NewYogk; lSO heao tor sae mstxes
stSady sheep and lambsReceipts last "a hours, 600o
head week thus iar m nssa iss ' me an
o. which 10 SewYoE 200 Cor s.s @,.ss. s.sZ sAssse
common % fsr ts ssss s@sSs x. = sstss = y
as9 t0 good 70 choice ~ SS?9 20; sc% an re %
y sss g. thu. g. ssSsS I'd ~: ~
sssa ssSo i9s 20 asssss s,ssa "a sSs.ss
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:esas :sss: q :.:!:s ~ ~:
f sss; seslsS "a lssss sassa "a 81;
gsH e; h az; :ss IS se IS. seS
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
nnppnnAryoys III Wild Dogs.

ns,v,Asss, H. "a. oet. 17.-A PACK Of wa doss'
+~snty.avs or thirty IN number. have ,besn commit
trS ell sorts Of depsedssions in and aSout Glen
casnr.r. Sheep have been Killed ana the bodies
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

Esy1 that his Assith and strength PAY es XesSySa
nature q ths must - bis ,ast trm N M Unasee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

Cash quotations were q follows Flour steady and
changed; 40. spring wheat 81 O.; No sptns wheat
efi%s a%sthy seSS S:ssS meas PORK; 81
loose Is 40 dry sated shoulders boxed IS Is
4s.c No; white ca. 4sS!sac; No barley nrm. 77a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18
STAINED.
Good Ordinary 5 - apw Middling t'l'

Strict Good Ordinary. Middling ....:....... 81
Options-Ihere falling of IN the speculation
to-day yet the value OF business reached respectable
aggregate. The drift bearsh. and final figures
prices ruled 5a1 points lower. The frost which was
predicted yesterday did matrraze and this caused
bile liquidation in addition which Liverpool
adces Disappointing Port receipts were moderate
Sale hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-18

COTTON-0n the spot quoted weak at 116c decline.
Sales, 525 bales for consumption Port receipts E42t
bales against 100 bales this day week. $50