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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
TWO WILLS
Filed for Probate Yesterday in Judge
Perkins Court.

Perkins' Court.
The will of the late Hiram II. Austin,
of Lowell, was filed for probate yester-
day. All the property, the value Of
which has not been estimated, is LETT to
the widow. Willard I. Vinegar, Of
Lowell, Is appointed executor.
The will of Mary Chapel, late Of the
township of Bovine, was also filed yes
terday. The estate, which is worth
about $500, is left to her husband, Jesse
Il. Chapel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Deputy T. :. Marshal Dishman went
% Peutwster yesterday and. obeylng
the mandate OF tre court. sold the
ibeled barge Ellen Stephenson, which
hrought S330.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

The increased service OF free mail de-
livery WI take effect today. Five sub
Sttutes nave been promoted for the
vNTk, which vii include few sJbur-
can areas.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Every sack 0f LILY WHITE FLOUR
has q plctare OF our mil. None genuine
without II.
VALLEY CITY NiIAISS Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

The Three Outlets Of disease are the
bowels, the SKIN, and the kidneys.
Regulate their action with the best
purifying tome, Burdoek Blood BItiers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
REWARD OFFERED

By the ID, G.. III. IL NJ for Information
Regarding the Late Accident.
The D., G.. II. & NJ. Railway Company
Will today issue circulars TO the effect
that 5000 reward VIII be gwen to any
one who viii give such information as
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
the person or persons who piaced u
piece OF lumber on the track OF above
railway, near Clancy-st. crossing, in the
city OF Grand Rapids, on the night of
"Wednesday. June 25.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

For 4 good dinner and cool place 20
eat 10 TO Dix0r :, - Canal-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
THE COURTS.

HE SAYS THE FIRM DID NOT DEAL SQUARELf.
Another suit for damages has been brought in the
Supreme COnrt against W. II. NJ Slstare and Harold
Clemens Of the former banking house Of George h.
si,tare's sons. Louis Dubois who, according to his
allegations, operated through the firm until April /,
1890. says that on April II the defendants had in
their possession 5000 shares Of the Little Chief Min
Ing Company, 5000 shares OF the Horn Silver Mining
Company, and 500 shares Of the Iron Silver Mining
Company, which belonged TO him. lie says that on
April he owed the defendants S2.341 - for broker
age, but that they presented statement April II
showing that he owed them 81, 2GG "a. Mr.. Dubois
declares that this statement was Incorrect The de
PENDANTS. he also alleges failed 10 credit him with
Sg25 which they received dividend upon his
stock i'm their possession They had also declined
give up MiS securities with the exception Of Il 900
shares Of Little Chief stock, when he had offered them
fne money due them lie asks for the return Of the
res, OF the stock and places his damages at 100000.
Judge Beach. upon his application granted an order
FOR the service the Clemens by pUbliCd-
lion. lie is said to be IN Fairfield, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
The wheat and corn markets parted company yester
day, with prices rising materially for the former alI
yielding moderately for the hitter cereal. The spec
ulaon in options was lYss active than on Monday but
the dealings ran up to nearly 100000 bushels.
There little early stimulating news, and while
cables were firm the weather abroad said 10 be
improving. At one time prices were down l0l II
cents, the weakness in corn lending sympathetic i'll
hucncc but a sharp rally followed and found tho
speculative temper eager to take the bull tack Iio
Lulish influence was the revival Of export demand
and rumors Of floods In Hungary, greatly dainagns
tho harvest now IN progress Inc net ohcal am, VI
the day were Ia IA cents. SEPTEMBER opened AZ
al O3. fell ~ % 49, TO II "a and went on the
curb to 81 o. 0ld. December started at II % IL;
yielded 81 cent rallied ~ % Is and improved Il
~ o. 7l6 and then rose 20 al 10 l-o0 ~ 10.
Cash whet, unsettled. bit the mafhtl clo>el
stronger IN tone. There were export saos OF obOJo
b hcls Of winter red wheat for the OhlicI kledoIh
and - 900 bushels were shipped on Old contracts
There reports OF 100000 bushels taken al
baltimore hui shipments Of Only hall Oi thle auouho
Tie corn market was met by heavy rains III Kansas
and rcfie-h hing shower, in other part; Of ne corr
belt, together with easier cables ana the showing vi
increase Of nearly l.lO0OOO bushels IN lie amount
Oh passage 10 Europe. The break ti" fol1" N
reached laI cents, but shorts covered nervou,B N
the late dealings, closing prices al 170 = cent unIer
lie Mondav figures The rally In wheat thu
main incentive 10 the late covering Casa corn ie
Ia 5 cent, with export engagements OF only '-'coo
Cat, we're weaker all around and the close was
heavy. pot lot, clnel 1-l012 cent The options
In september ended or I - cent on ialr uquldttijn
Octo1cr closely followed and August deliveries suffer-
81 cent
The weakness In corn helped TO bear lard ard the
options ended down IA points.
Ia, fual quOtOiO were ~ follows; - 80.
Whcat-AUgst. ~ % 81 sep einbcr. 81 % :
Oc'O.cr. II % 81: December II O6 -; May. ~ 10
Clrn-Augu,t 81 js; september 35 o-- october
Gat,-Hm.nt. - 81: september. a. IS; october.
Lard ;epcmbcr, IS AZ: October. - 50 Noyem5cr.
SO 50: December. - - January lo9l). - OD.
The receipt, II -four and grain reported Yesterday NJ
NrW York. Philadelphia and Baltimor' Ner' ~ fOl-
low: Wheat l3j.421 bushels. corn. = D7 bushels
on', j9GO7 bushels. tJial grain. 21D,l2O bushels ;
flour AZ. 3Gj pIClasS. At Chicago. milwaukee ana
IT. Louis the arrival, were: Wheat lJ2.oOl bush j. :
corn 374 269 bushels. oats 3i392- bushels; total
cr.iiu. $50. 90S bushels: -four. 4O.24D.
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.
Chicago AUG. II (-pecah.-1hcre was nothing 10
dav 10 bring about decline in wheat except selling
inclination Oh the part Of local traders. The selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
TALKING ABOUT POLICE M1TRONS
NOT ABLE TO CROWD THE WOMEN WHO ARE
ARRESTED INTO TWO STATIONS.

ARRESTED INTO TWO STATIONS.
The Police Commissioners Yesterday discussed some
resolutions, prepared by President hacLean. which
intended to pave the way for the appointment Of
police matrOns at two downtown police stations. one
resolution was TO modify the rule regarding the re
cepton Of female dodgers at stations 80 as % exclude
them from the stations in Old slip. Churchst., City
Hail. Leonardst., Madison-st., Prnccst.. Ed
ridgest., Mulberry ST.. and Delancey-st. and
prrrp them 10 20 to the stations in Oalst. and Eliza
beth-,t other resolutions modified existing orders
so a. 10 designate the Oak-~t. and ENzabc:hst sta
tons a, places where female prisoners were to be dc
taincd between the hours Of p M and a. NJ. and
Mr. Maclean gave notice that II the resolutions were
passed he would move TO ask the Board Of Estimate
and Abandonment to transfer $500 from the Contn
gent Fund 10 pay the salaries 81 two mat?ous al each
Of the two.statous he Suggested september a. the
date Oh which the resolution, might 90 into effect.
Letters had been sen; t. the Commissioners by Mrs,
Josephine shaw Lowell, Of the state Board Of Char
rcs: Mrs Ellison Of the Mornn-,ldc Women's Chris
tan Temperance Union, and Mr.. TrHtman eli the
Ladies Health Protective Association. urgently request
ing the appointment OF police matIons.
commissioner Voorh'> said ne opposed 40 turn
ing AWAY from nine police station, the homeless and
destitute women who might seek shelter there and try
to crowd them into two stations whore the lodging
rooms were already full.
Commissioner Martin called attention to the fact
that lat year the female prisoners who were arrested
i'm the precincts from which 10 was proposed to send
.uch prisoner, to the Elizabeths station averaged
twenty three per day There only twenty eight
coli i'm the Elizabeth 81 station. AID they ar. filed
frequently by prisoners arrested In prcClct. There
would be no room ia those cells for female prisoners
from other precincts, he said.
Mr.. Macfean thought that female prisoners might
be placed i'm the lodging IUom> under the Gire 81
matron in emergencies. COMMISSIONS McCI4vc said
thai IL wonld be useless To pa, the at ous until
the Board had money to pay the sala:ie, Of the
matrOnS
Mr. Martin advised delay until the department c,ti
mate, for -NI up Tor con. Iteration. II the cv-
pertinent of having police matrons in The stations va,
10 be tried at all he thought IL ought to be tried on
,caic large enough to apply To all part, OF The city,
AhoUt 10000 arrested hy the police in Tire
civ last YEAR President Maclcan said he wished 70
have the experiment tried on small scale first
would like to know why Mr. NacIcan ma,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Aug. - ,. m.-Cotton The sales Of the
day hr-iilGd O.fuO ia,lc, American
Cotoa-tuturrs closed steady FOR near months and
easy for distant months. MISUNDERSTANDING low mid
ding clause August delivery. fl-GfdG i2O4d August
and september delivery 39-Gtd sellers September de-
Mf"ry. F-did sellers; September and October delivery
3Gid -,lcr,; october and November delivery j7-G4
% js-6id; NoveEh.r and December delivery. 5jGtT
> jG-Gid. December ard Janulry delivery, : J4Gi q
5i.Cfd Jsnul-y and February DELIVERY, , 5i6td
JJ-JG February March delivery. IJfi 10 5iGiG.
GalS ,-ton. AuE. l2.-Cottpn uuH! al; mlcdng. ll'sc
ow uldinn. llr; good ordinary. l0Ac nct and arU-s
recipe. .H bali. all crop. stock. 3Gi bales.
NOifo.t Aug. i2.-t0tto STEADY. Wlding i',c: net
and frI-s receipts. none sales. bales; -;'c" LIB
bales.
Say1uaoh Aug. l2.-Cotton IS; adv; middlng lac +;
low diiilg. ii to good ordinary. lose net and llUs5
,c'ipt- G5 ba,s al now crop, EXPORT co'-t"sr. II
b1.~ -1l--. 100 L-l"- -tock i9l inl~-.
Nrw-Ofl,au. Auy 12-Co't0n nominal: n.lddlng.
1i',r; midd'lug ia-r; good ordinary. lie; n,t r'-
cus. 2ll bales; gross. ~ bales; sales, 10 las stock
g. {I3 lar.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR Toby.

Supreme COurt-Cencral TeIni-Rcccss continued.
Supreme Court hambers-Boforc Beach, J.-MotiOn cal
.ndsr. Nos. 10 %, called at II o'clock.
supreme COurt-Specal Torm-Parts and ll-AdJourned
Tor the tom.
supreme Court-Circuit-Pat I-AdiOuned until october
g 1890.
supreme Court-Crcut-Parts II, Ill snhIV-Acjourncd
for the term.
suuo2ae's Court etore Ransom S-For probate wills
Of Fanny Kctcham and William T.. Friedandrr 10 Ia.
Henry Rothgicscr and Francis H. Dykors. 10 80 a. d.
s>tiperiOr
Superior COurt-Speci3l Tcru-BcOrs Dugro. Mot
superior Court-rrial Tcm-Pagts l, III and Ill
Adjourned for the
Common Plcas-ueperal Term-Adjourncd for the term.
Motions
Common Ploas-Tral Torm-Parts and II-Adjourned
for the
City Cour-Spccal Term Before Gcgerlch J.-Motioas
City COurt-Tral Term-Parts J. II, III and IV-Ad.
journed for the term.
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at the outset was undoubtedly due chiefly 10 the brfet
ing OF the dGOuh in the corn belt and 10 INC pD,pocs
that there would be lle stampede among me lpocio
Of coarse grains. The only boar announcement iIOii
the Other side big Russian shipments, NO,Ooo
0ugrtcr to Great Britain and 10000 quarters TO inc
Continent for the week. JOHN inG.i,, the crop eA.
pert Jus, back mere from the NOrthNcs, aid HAT ms
ir,p summary showed probable winter wheat yle.d
Of 33J. 900 bushels and probable sprag wle;'G
Weld of l55.O00.000 buohcls-a total OF only 800
900 900. The ,e2bOard came 10 the aid OF prices
toward The close. August opened at ~ IS and closed
at 90 IA cents september opened at % -, dropped
~ o. cents and closed AT ~ 90 IL. December opened
~ 81 OF > dropped to II Ol - and closed 81 % IA
NAV opened AZ II 06 II, odd between II e Ia and
at 1874 and closed at a Is cents: september
opened at Ia ~ 3s sold 8 low a. - $40 -
So - sold as low at 81 3ia - IS and closed a.
"a a. cents Oats declined along with corn. IL
,as not considered al all remarkable by anybody that
provisions yielded in sympathy with corn septem-
Der wheat the curb was II 90 "a september corn
al , .artF-
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SUIT AGAINST HIS BRoTHERIN-LAw.

William Cooper began two suits in he
yuprcmc Court yesterday against william T.
Judd The first suit is for S34O 30, the
amount of the funeral expenses Of the defendants
wife. which the plaintiff allcge, he paid. me second
suit is for 73l o. which the plaintiff ays ne expended
upon the education Of Mr. Judd's Mr.. Judd f.
said TO be either IN Memphis Tennessee or al Fort
scott, Arkansas, and Mr.. Cooper secured an order
from the court for this service Of the SUMMONS
10y publication. Cooper, who is Judd's bTOthcrin-
law SAYS he left his wife in 1850 and was not
heard OF until year ago. Mrs. judd died
December 3. 1888. After receiving the order Tor
service the plaintiff filed order dscOntnuinc the
proceedings.
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D)orh iOantc0.



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BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ~ THE STREET.
ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION or PETER uEYDER-
son e Co


nanls Of hydrangeas and Other summer flowers
the sidewalk Of dirty, noisy street gave notice
all day Yesterday that the annual exhibition Of Peter
Henderson q Co. was open - all who would rather
look az flowers than pavcmcntS, and preferred. for
fcw minutes at least. the iumphs cf the florist ana
the gardener to those Of the architect the paving
contractor. The invitation was understood and ac-
cepted by many persons and II remains open between
p a. m. and 10 p NJ. until Friday night. The sales
rooms II the firm at Nos. - and 81 COrtl8ndt st.
lnavc been transformed into garden in which
gIadoH lilo. carnas. oalaGiuInS and a dozen o.her
>lmmer flowers blo,med in all the colors Of the
rainbow.
Market gardeners admired the biz. ripe carly toWa
toe, and watermcOus. In tact the plants show
varied from an Egyptian lotus in fIlI bloom. with soft
rosy blossoms like mo" which little Nose, may have
played with whea DE hidden IA The bulru~hcs 70
cd-autc cablarc~ grown i'm %cw Jersey.
BIT most visitors fingered longest m" cla4Jii.
They were we'll worthy 81 clp.c attention. Tie color
ing Of the now v1ricc, is both Brilliant and delicate
Two ncw -ccdnc, which resemble jle A,modcc, are
exquisite examples Of pink and brown. The larcc
scarlet ard White petal, # the Saundcr,oui. and
The dark and IeDt Iac tin's OF the IarcncS, u7ict
Cont, and Nc-rlc cOu'ra,.d with tie
noondav .pIcudor Of the yellow Sunlight The
deep rcd, and browns Of M1ctine. sunset Is a
glaAa,r, Of glorious color which visitors Who have
cnioy.d early VACATION tn, would best avoid
il thcy would keep thelr ch'rrMlnc4 Among the old
foycritc, wcrr Gala'ca, victor Iaclucmnoi. Fcl'en
David. Lc Pon,s.n. Shakespeare, Isaac Enct1aau
and Cor.'ir.
The9, are some magnificent lilies. 81 which The
Golden banded aad the l,>icr var.eic, were much ad
mlrra The ROYAL pn'plce o. nc spec.menS from I.iI'
.nowy Nymphea caudidi,-inH LOOK wlhcr tian ever
Near 10y Is hady na,'. o. DSR1 C WIN DlI T., fhc
anne ANDY region. II j. a fra-I1nt plant. 700. ~
ANA. DE- fancy ca!dium> If curously marked
,r4fi-c Oh" Huni1~, NciuchaN, pdn>l'- ANA " GA
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plant. There are many kinds Of summer
towering varieties. and among The cnri2sitics are
threc specimens Of the passion flower japanese per
rInmon and !orny rose from Japan with rel apples
which last al Wntcg.
The double golden Marguerite Is pretty thing.
ana - i IN" i.'nY bunch Of scotch heather at te
rear Of the large room the Office door 1t will
remind many visitors Of kindly face which has
welcomed them every year but this-thc face If The
founder Of the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

changed his mind on TIE subject within few months, >
IL. Martin said.
on. l doat think the PRESIDENT mind has
eaa2sed sad Mr. yGoG: - i- mind !. The same
Mr.. MacLoau tried to sct hi, resolutions passed. but
the other Comm ,oncr, voted tO postpone action on
them until next month. when the department est
mites are TO be considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
NUMBER or ABANDONED FARMS DECREASING.

Concord, y. H. Aug 12.-Thc FIRST annual report of
y. J. Bachelor, the Commissioner Of Agriculture and
immigration. to the Governors Council shows that Of
,342 abandoned farms reported in the State last
August 30l are now occupied
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
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IICRNITt E. Sip covers cut and hitod
L dr.,-u1L ng ltlu ~rVlhL Zone CT ny
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TN NPEWKlTING. - Architect speclh
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Heal Cstate u)anie0.

ITO LEASE.-OH Long Island, near ocean
or SOUND. bY responsible party adults,
small tilldtl. farm con I rtlbl" house. VITA
II cc,,ary outOuldnCs would buy II suit. q.
Write fun PARTICULARS ana ms, /.
i nee. Porte ester. y. y.
WILL PURCHASE or rent for tom q
w years, within ., hours Of Grand Cen
tUI Depot. ccnti"man'S farm Ia high STATE
~ cultivation VAIN MaH! asrr~ Of WOOL
land house must Dee very large and CONF
modiou- and in perfect order; goo Jtf-ry or
lon lN liza !o.''', TSv'u DO, N'''' >'
FARMER, NcW-NofA club, Jtn-aNc.. New
YORK.
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Count Of General Sosslons-Tart I.-Hcfort EccoIGgr
Smyth and Assistant Attorney iaikcNOs. 10 g.
and plcadings Nos To T. inclusive.
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TIE PETROLEUM MARhET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND EASGE OF PKtCES'
There was little excuse for the selling OF oil
yesterday, except the effect Of The high rates Ut
money on call may have induced some weak bduia-
tons and checked the Intrusion of new buying eIS-
ment II might have been expected, however. that
the rally in me railway share market would give
some reinsurance to traders in petroleum. If any
news from the producing region JUSTIFIED the decline
IL could not be learned. The early tone OF speculation
was steady TO firm, but the stock Exchange was
disposed 10 sell oil at low figures aud the options ~
the Consolidated were finally, IN the last hour forced
to follow the lead. There is 10 change IN the stUd-
lion n, affects investors and after the play OF tho
few operator, len IN the present market l. over te
force Of consumption will probably reaSer Itself.
The close might De called wcaiI the surface but tic
undcllonc 81 population Is strong.
The rang; OF plices and the total dealings were a.
stock Exchange. COnsolda'el.
b,oriro 9O5-o 90
Highest .........-.-. " ~
I..ts.f 80 is
III go 90 80
- ior,oi 42OCO $4,000
Refined oil was unchanged at 7.30 cents per gallon
i'm barrel, aud &. 20 cents IN cases,
Foreign quotations were a shade frmer at Antwerp
M 10 IRA IL 10 francs and unchanged al Bremen AZ
$40 marks and ct London at l-o05 J-l6 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13

L scotch .rl.uayc, bread, soups under.
,,.,.d, ,ce'Li6lcs. b.. good lapndra-s; =
strictly sober person who want, -tcJdy
place good reference city or country. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
Gin ErGl estate Go get.

CtQN YEAR.-3-story hiCh-stuop hous ,
SfOO all improvrm, rs accessible ;
finely located. ". HOWE. jS2 Mott-aNc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-13
for Sale.

A REDUCED rkICE3.-5O0 second
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A DvEKTIsEMENTS FOR TDE NEW.
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