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Never Been Disappointed.

As a general family remedy for Dyspepsia
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc, hardly ever
use anything else, and have never been disap
pointed in the effect produced; it seems almost
perfect cure for all diseases of the stomach and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-15
OVerCOatS and listers,

Mems sanet Ulsters heavy and long, 81 Black Chin
chlla Overoats, velvet collar S. ST Mems dark
brown Chinchla Overcoats, extra good quality Mems
Union Cashmere listers, selned So 75..Mn
heavy Chnca Ulsters wide collar ST So Mems heavy
$15...M Mems sklined blue Beaver
$17.Mens blue black Broadwales. striped solid
sikned and faced $40. Mems medium weight Cassi
Top Coats kaced, medium gray S10...Mens extra
heavy Ulster, Mems extra heavy blue Chin
Ulster Asakhan trimmed sleeves silk lined $25M
silk lined satinfaced fine quail
iy SIG.
Anoth Day, Boys ClOthing.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
fhe Conservative Government Reinstatsd
in the Canton Of Tieino.
SIXTEEN SAILORS LOST at SEA.
Proceedings of she Socialist Com
gress at Halle-A Dishonest
Secretary-Etc.
SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

ESPECIAL DsrAroHxs TO TEE snconp-umOs.l
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Hamestaks Lovers ths California Record
in a Race at Eapa.
THE SKILLMAN MURDER TRIAL.
Accidental Killing at Healdsburg-
An Aged Farmer Robbed
Fire at ST. Helena.
NARROW ESCAPE.

lsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooED-UsroS.I
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wazts Lost
Found, For Sale To Let end similar notices unds
this head are inserted for 5 cents per line The first
time and cents per line each subsequent tinse al
notices OF this character .0iu be found under this
heading
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-15

EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The Legislature Of Ohio Convened in
Extra Session.
A DUEL IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Much Suffering by North Dakota
Farmers, Caused by Prairie
Fires-Kaces-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UNIoN.l
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
oRIo's EXTRA SESSION.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-us1os.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-10-15

WASHINGTON, October 14th.-The popu-
lation of the State of Kansas is l ,423 4S5-
an increase of 427 .3S9.
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Deer Mountain and east of there nothing is
lett fof the stock to live upon. AT the
Riverside Ranch. at the mouth of the Little
Hart river, 500 tons of hay and 500 hesL OF
cattle were burned. At Parkins' ranch, OF
the Cannon Ball river. the loss was the
heaviest. Wickes ranch lost everything
except the buildings
In all the settlements in the valleys Of
the Hart, the Cannon Ball and the Knife
rivers, the loss has been heavy, the fire
travelling with such fury as TO go COM
pletely through the villages. In almost
every instance in the valleys small farmers
have lost their crops and feed for winter.
The wind blew hurricane. At Riverside
Ranch the fire-breaks were 500 feet in
width, and the flames leaped over them.
The ranchmen are inclined to lay these
fires to the Indians from Fort Yates Reser-
vation, who come up into the valley and
have driven the game south. They burn
the prairies behind them. to prevent the
game from going back. The ranchmen
propose to take the matter before the au.
thoritieS to prevent a renetiriOn
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Effects of a Strike.

SYDNEY, October 14th.-In a speech in
the Chamber of Commerce to-day, the
Premier declared that the present strike in
Australia had been almost as disastrous to
the country as bombardment would be.
The Government, he said was determined
Ia he st1nrarna
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DOUBLE.gYLIEDER HOE PRESS

len dispose Of the remaining
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

,o,.r -sa77c; bleached winter, soGs2c Whale
s,sssa E'a: SsSa
t 4so. scr Per S:at 1s pIas c2a75c Straits 2o'
,ry ac0 Se for export s, and
ds S5ssa arm @ hes ,sas g e' Rif.
Tass T. tcs sin 5daEa e o6: 2Sa
lsc ''aist E haIyM and f ia fair de-
aad wes Supsf5 here t e
sn @ss sas sAf $50 tss Sweet I'm aSSs
ss SG Il Me' s+e June at chicago Pckisd Bellies
f Fsseq at Hans ans '?' @
shoulder LG5c nSkrd 90 short rb. Nav c1o~d at
9g iGt 1na Ss q: Oc July HOGS
better and In fair mora nSsVS or To es az
By The Sne En- S Si s anu followed 'p by iTs
Eayins cadng rise o. i"S points closing nTm cT
steam fra sales 8 ties, &c. closing &C. May nominal
59gs ' SG s sSs. 1000 's.
Ssc s so.% sO lid ' sss.
$50 TO- Go3e Refined contqsn 9Sea cra %5, no
% ~S the ,'ssf ns S5s
9 oG rspnsy f" anS Granny 1sasc s9 creamey
s @ W' ar c to socd o iapty s S Darn af
4ts STATE pp 5;ly welsh u tSo nH Sy i'S s%i
w 9Ster Imitation cica%siy c6Occ i3a good
C 49, 81 DC w fa asc Wctcn FaS.oty ehoc
, 1G a 'S s'I Ws'rS fancy pa
JdI2c Western, Dairy or Factory sac
' CUI,LSF-1hrre Is a very steady market Throughout
and demand continues fair In good part for export Ne"
@hrcse STAT Factory. full cream. fine co0rcd Vc uo
,.,i,c ~ do fair good o09c state Factory, light
Inns 7rec part skins Ga7sc; state Factory ,kims
3s5c: P,nnsy,anla skins. ldiih Old Cheese: state
FACTORY, faI made fancy, lo2dllc; Factory, Rom 10
choice 81. dlO,c common 10 fair 7dpc common SKINS
GA. EGGS- Receipts wcr" smaller TO-DAY anu ne
market advanced fancy goods which had ia demand
So and l.nnsylvana. fresh 132c Canadian, l3'c
W.st.rii frosh 49,. i3Hc Southwestern l2'26l3c
Coos. oJd,tic Duck, 49," lcc. $500, 49,,
SU,AI.-RAw-on the pot vas dull and nomnal ak ent
bacs St Domingo concrete ~ test 4c u, 2oo bag I'm,
dad concrete. test bic 200 bags ~ Domhso
Wola--cs ~ t,t oGc go bags Trinidad MoaS'ea ~
TT j.IGr. an 70 arrive Tor cAport To hhiut faF
refining quoted At 5c C.nr'fugal 90 n,t e,i%
i,EFIN Fb-Du and weak. Crushed, o'sc I W "i,,'
DC; CGe.1 8 9,iGc; Powdered &C. Gr""ulat,i,
~ S.,ma.rd q : Ii.IGr: on ~ -" 5Sd5 9.1Gc.
Wi'tc Extra &c" j'4d5Nc; Extra &c" 5i.d6.c; co.,
-. 5i.c; yellow. 4'.df7sc. ,.,..
SITARI NJ Ia moderate request and held hrm 'hpcSI
lard in to- Sic sales. 100 tcs private term rumoreu
- Olcou argarlrc. CITY. JedGc.
TtILOW Fairly active and strong IN price, l'rNn'
Citv Guord SO sal">. 10000 r. ~, NANNY 'ApI'
WOOL-Therr De fair general .pft or hu-nes~
I'm domestic woods and all N" bcttr gf2tc, ~" $500
fy rates Manufacturers ar" SAID - nav no 7uIP11
stock hand. and any inroas" In thclr ni' ~, M
surely rc>Ul: In active demand i0r WOODS i"''' ~
10 chan rs ~ Importance To- note.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09

low in oothst elevator 43c No mixed IN grain depot
1oic. 0uoted In export elevator 42c. No mixed May
siS2,Ii9e: June 4f4sJ1 &c; July, 41ha4i.e; Aueust
- ttSoiac cats strong in sympathy with the sharp up
or1 movement Chicago. and prices Of both spot lots
ear Ids but very LITTLE speculation Ungradea White
%mtc 5ds5 clipped whe dead sCrag De r s3s
3d. G3ic July, 3S.d34c August S9a%Sic. Egg Egg
dull and weaker winter bran *loaSS 80 Other art
4 500 bush; corn io250O bush; oats. 1880 bush
shIpments-Whcat, $500 bush corn 10000 bush; oats
10 200 bush 50 -,
=. Louis MAY S-Flour strong and generally held
bghrr but buyers unwilling to pay any advance "neat
higher; unfavorable crop reports opened Jiy 2asc
hcher I'm proving .c more and declining &c later Theis
VA sharp adj vance the statement that the Govern
,"nt renort rave a percentage. and at IN" close
INV was 3isG3c, August B. and December 3lsc above
ctfterdey No rcd cash, 33ac nominal June closed
be- nominal July 9Oisc August S9c S'p.cnber s2tc
cae Soc MAY closed S32c; July, 33e asked August
s0c asked 2sc bid July 2e bio 2of asked Nay
Little demand Nebraska; 35a4ic Mnneso.a SOC Wis Wis
SO at SaG aIa VI 10 iGr
Tg%s higher at &c. Cornmcai q 95as2; Wh';key Il o.
prov isions quiet and easy iYh Slo 81 Liru-irine
team not quotabe over - or
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rrcORnTE MORTGAGES.

Ahner Michael. - : week. II. cor Of 4th-avc ana
1ljth-st, D moths q SO 600 -. .
Altman, Afrpl, To r. Cih, n OF f'tl-sl Oh TN ave-
3 years. ~ 500. 49,.
Alta, Improvement Co 70 i , Grant, OF lOfth-st
Of ltn-syt. 5 yrar-. Fll,34O -.
Brepncn II, u farIrs' Lo1n and IFus, Co. % ana %
Canuon--t 3 yodF-. $4,000. $500.
nlcrd.r t,,oigr 60. 81 20 Eauk for savings lSi3 ana
lsi7 lOthayc ~ 40 0p0 1900
B,srr Ifhu o. !. " DrcXc n cor OK llth-aNe ana
sjth-st. ; year, - 600. -. 49,, .
| - 900.
Cooke. Thomas !, 20 Henrietta Max or l-othsI
% 3d-aNc. year. - 900.
san. TO II. b,rt fIor~e. sauo prop. year. $500.
tlaik. Ioan. =, taarl. 3 Perry and ano. irs. Of
Roetr. paer. ~ 'rhe-tcr-aNe, . fc1r' fIVp
Cassidy, l. =. u L Hecn';, : Of l2ls,'st. W u
Dick Etber:. u NJ \ saman, o: l2;h.st o: ih.
DScrsEy, FcrAa to \ Stern. 20 oschard.s;. wear.
Davis. ]. TO I.orllarl Brick Works. OF iosd-st.
% f,t-ayc. d,uard. $1,000 -
ave. , year, $4,000. ,,o, 80.
ave. 2 years. 10000 sol.
w ~ 5th.avc. 3 v,ar, rs 300
Garrison Kah' rine To- imctant Industrial Savings
c,,k . = ., Sfth - . % Sfh.avs. ! yelr 81. 600
Cannon. Ella T. - y Moy1ihln, : o, Arcularius
Place " o, Waltoa-sye, years. 5000.
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-ort,IEThcrc was little life TO the spot Rio market 10,
A., set nrces had a steady support NO. nat Dan oa
cay I-V,Itsc and undr, ribed do, l,2c; safes lOUO
sgs No. = IG I'D freight Ma gr@ "a lar
i pI" 500 bags savanla l,62l bags Costa i.ca ana
$50 bags Maracabo private terms OPTIONS iT
Sobc advice, were more encouraging ana to ths was az
~ 3% 10 points aftrr which there Nc sS1t reaction Oh
OF steady. HAVE dNihccu ~
ioca iiI a11arrg a. pfg. Rio quoted quiet Regular
nr ''S $50; aood second. 500 exchange ornate
oso nays: c caranc, ,or Europe, Loo bags total
49, "a 600 lac. receipt. 1000 bags receipts
sto' b. inv issa TO May T. 1890 100000 bag,
Am" time iss., 3sjo0Oo bag zane Tine IS,s '9,1'
m rn.oi,t. M Santo, July !. 1889, to May !. $3.50,
zoo 600 BAG same time 1883, 80 COO bags same
, fSss no SEQ London. 10 p ni-Oflcal
Nav "a juno. ~ I'd July "a, % August
-, cd sepen bor los october 13a Cd stock IN f;ng'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TILE TRADE IN ClICAGO.

Chicago, MAY (-pccial).- Although cables closed
at a decline Of "a d. at Liverpool: although san
Francisco messages said that wheat broke there
"Wednesday cents per Genital: although the crowd
came downtown bearish and although Hutchinson
during the day considerable seller wheat
~ night showed an advance Of :. 5-5 cents for the
active option and an advance OF even more for tho
nearby months The strength came cntir'y from
messages relating 10 the condition Of wheat In
Illinois and Indiana summary y The Cincinnati
Price urrent" d. claring that the winter whc state
a, "A WHOLE showed no improvement over April
l. gave the first check to the short selling. Next
thee was me sage from indianapolis. declaring thai
Indiana in the May report would show cOndltl(h
Of only 3D. against condition Of - In April. Tbs
alarmed the shorts. AMI started them In upon
the luying which finally resulted In big bull set
Soon aferwaid Springfield message, which tur cd Out
ia be the most important factor Of the dar.
received declaring that the Illinois State crop re
port made the condition OF wheat onlg 81. aga nst
Is April l. receipt Of this. the best prices OF the
day were made. Ju!Y wheat. which hal opened
90 3: d. sold high 30 "a. The close AZ
03 3.s The nearby options were little trade in
Nav opened at o. and closed at %. June Opcicd a.
nominaliy a. 90 "a Corn was active
and closed at an advance of nearly cent
NAV opened at "a IA. and closed at "a So
July opened at 81 1-6 and closed al 80 a. oats
had even more action than corn. MAY opened at
90 o. and closed AZ 81 3-s. july opened at %
and closed at % "a. some traders from the pro
vision pit who have been playing the short side Of
oats came over and took In a big line Of Nay. Pro
visions were dull Tut finally closed at o little AL
vance Wednesday Lard. at an advance of
IL cents. ribs at an advance Of IL cents
while pork closed at wedne,day's fgup,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
cram AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
,,,, ,,r,.rro on NrW.yOCK DEALINGs.

There was more vcor in the bull markets when they
were resumed at the Produce Exchange yesterday than
had displayed in the bear pecuatoh' oil the pr
ccdne days. The transactions III optio"o Ill wheat
ran mn to 52OOOU0 bushels, and while thla amount
wn, "A ma eral gain Wednesday, 1t might nave Dech
larger except tor the moderation OF uic sPecuiate
offerings. Ciop news was the pivot OH "1lch sle
mnrket SWING and 1t continued to be indicative Of q
shortage in winter wheat. The estimate OF INC LIMOS
state Agricultural Department. put' inc 'olulu"l %
10 state CROP AZ 81 against - per cent month ago.
while estimates popular thl .ne Ihuiald ..Vr 'o
dnn viii he only %. against - per cent In Mach.
,yhen the Federal crop report - published The crop
reports were the dominant lhhu"n's III tne sPtolia
ian and nulliued the weaker cables and moderate
ccaranccs. May options opened at 90 l-.a?' -
cent, t. 80 "a cents anu ON ihr curD we.e c,
81 y, cents, and on the curb sold up to 00 - cents
July early sold at 81 aGD3 - crntI rose 7" d H9 ~
~ i cont, december went from "a 1--d "a =
cents To 81 cents and the curb to 90 % cents,
The ocal anal figures showed not gains of 39d
/ : cent ~ follows May. 30 - June ~ . Jny >
81 "a: August % 3-5 september, % L.; December,
t,h Whca, wa, advanced L. II cent but business
,,, .trcf,d by the higher figures. Exporters took
only 5000 bushels and miller, 1900 bushels.
The carly tendency of cash corn was down"ard ana
canal \ paltai recover wa effected by the heavy
export inquiry and the buoyanry 81 optoi, 9hipiTo
took 10000 bushels here, ana nearly 'V'ooo phs"o'
5 rnr q, tono wer fairly active on the
If .~nrt, ludnrcd by the bulge III wheat ard the re
yIvaI OF the export demand The cl',e shovel gains
Of 'rq:'' cen At - l i'C g1 n" KIM n i0' '"'V =
Exp5ftcr, TOOK 10000 bushels OF oato. par, Of tho
orloui, tring on contracts to arrive, ami the spot
.uag.ct advanced Ia cent. The options naturally
.et On. influence # th movement ana closed up -
Tor Max at a33- rs for June AZ - 4, ana cent
me We're -1ic- % $50 iierces Of spot lart but
,yl.te. for export cOud not De earned The option"
obe,,- "a. Ter. bat closed mp lo3 points !Jr most
ri,..h, -, follows: June. ~ 81 July. - - August
III -. september, 81 81; october, - %.
1nr rrccipt, grain and Hour ported yesterday 90
Ncy Yot ihliGclphia. Baltimore and Eosion We're a
f.llow,: Wheat. lj12IT bushels, corn 3tJ.1j9 Du>n-
els. oats 1913 $50 bushels, toti! grlin 1l2aOi bush
81. a,rr aG 800 package. AZ Chicago and Milwaukee
.h, a--,.,l, were: Wheat. 93.1y- bushels. corn. 80
80 bushels. ou,. 3lO02o uu>hcl- total grain, GjJ,
I,G bushels -four. l1l3O barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
CHARGES WHICH CAPTAIN HOOKER NUN AVS" Il"

The charges upon which Police captain h'oAer' VI
the West one hundred and twenty hiih IT, squad i -
be tried on Monday were made pubic ycS~iu"N' )"
ono charge il /, declared that Captain HooheI q" vt
.ron, March =, received gratuitouSy from oscar
i;mr,orstoin tickets of admission {" performance
10 BE given on the evening OF such day NJ te idFc
opera House and during such evening" al t'c DON
ONCE he indccor0usly and msultlngly' with Use Oh
,rofane language rcturnc! the tickets to said Ham
merstein and further, that Henry Hoohcf on {"
about January 80. unwarrantably and Improperly ID
financed and caused said oscar Hammcrscin 10 employ
Leonard at said Harlem Opera House and mr'
that Henry HOOKER between the hours 81 : ara y
u m on Nav l. nalciOusv and harshiy exercised tc
bower of arrest in such manner - unnecessarily ."
dsappon, inconvenience aud incomh0dc large mum
Der citizens. -, ., ,
CAPTAIN Hooker IS also charged With neglect ~
duty~ IN falling provide proper police pro'c uon io
the public at the Harlem opera House from Maf'h -
TO April Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
yy-Py SECT RED TO TRY p. J. CLAASSEN.

iury was obtained yesterday to try Peter J.
Claassen who charged I'm the United states Circuit
Court with cmbezzling the funds Of the sixth National
Rank. Assistant Dstrict-Auorney Rose then made
the opcnng address to the jury. lie spoke OF the
well known facts connected with the buying Of The
stock Of the sixth National Bank. the acts OF Inc
,ueced conspirators in check kting and the taking OF
n ,r,,us bonds from the safe deposit vault. where
they had been deposited by tn bank. lie spoke OF
each Of the twenty-five acts charged as violations OF
the law in the Indictment. Ills speech occupied all
Of the afternoon session.
Assistant District Attorney Davis, Of Mr. Fellow'N
office watched the procccdntS. Conrad \. Jorun''
WHO viii be witnesses sat In The courtroom. Us
trct Attorney Mitchell will call his first witness toudN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


NeT-i "t l q nios ~ ~ 81 caTload- a. M,.'han In
:or "Np"ra,ion sit, >, i.pi",ss a, CON.
'"H''' .'i -,-,oTs I.-..v
- con , t,, ~ l,u,o,o w the except ol o..
"'- uit '1' N,i, -, .,i.. rsrori.d Feeling
d ,aii''I. Tor = \ '''H'"'. y" say ''P''
nm l hsn 't ,, .,o,,, q, c1.o-Lc WITH choice
10y VIZ '''N W. '''' - w.
b'ntns - fl. ,.,. ,.,,oe at cl.7-t.c
Ir'@" ,ab" az ',i,y,dd l ~ 80 or -,a"t
tuu'd nu! HaIN' '". d-,',,n,, M oil.
.''' ~ I'D az" IVA" 9''' ''N~@
t"gr ii, 20 r,,tl. an rho Herman for Holman &
=, a. az, tho Norlyla Tor %rlsnn Morris: 100 Go
on va i,n' w. W., 'I,,t.t, ,,d At c,t,. aid j 4
It- 90 I', .m,., - H. nri..co Tho Tr.r, vii;
'h p, ,o,,u MA, 6;l e,,tl" and the lfcI,cts Viii
VII COW. ~" I'm Ar,,iNh, E1 't', 5n Nv, %
worm noting. 'l'fh'I '''.'''' N'~"' 80 '-'"''' ~
heal .,.,.. ,,..,,. ... tt NJ, ,.ht.b oot ~ ro.,.
80 - r''' and All .oi a; ntoot
me- '.I WIZ , .'t -,n IN Die rom a., ~
,. f c =, % 30 90 49, ie 1''''iN caves At ''' '
"" ,,1 ,.,- o. cii' d-,.-'I
&c. H.. 4, o.. q, \e,. it9 = a,crlrc NJ sc per
. - 80 fto :, II, 30 ~ n, Gull. 10 = a: 8,
- Ii a. loi WI. Ito r. at = % PEP 100 =,
:; TO- l;' At : 90 I, 10 " o AZ . ~ ID a.
H,l'".rc: >, H.ns ~ y",l.. lto a. 80, 80; 81
TO- ~ n a. p. 49, - = ~ o. - ~, -,
Hum Mullen - Va. lJ@ ~ - 10 90
lf' y. ~ -. 30 HlN'' p. f'- ~ /. "" ~, - W. f''
100 = J" hE't'i i.lh- 'ti ~ IT, - e. ~ = ' - :,
,ql .. ~ d., .,.''.' t,a p p. g. "
'"' ,i -. -. "a t..-f. 80 ~ ,i...
-, ."I ,@ Nfn'l a.. ,r,n.' ',i33oo -, " '-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
SINGER FORKS IN OPERATION AGAIN.
NEARLY ALI. THE EMPLOYEES IN THEIR PLACES
STOCK SAVED FROM TIE RUINS

STOCK SAVED FROM THE huINn'
The Singer sewing Machine Works in Ellzabethport,
y L. resumed operations with about two-thIrds OF the
entire force of g. 700 employees. More could have OBJ
tanned work but many doubted that the place would
.a,t mn 60 soon and in consequence did not pre-
sent Themselves This morning nearly all the opera
tves except the 200 girls employed In the needle,
screw and machine inspection departments. will be at
work; Those employed in the burned portion of the
factory we're put at the task of cleaning away the
debris II was found that large quantity Of I'M
isbod needles probably half the amount thought to
,o,a boon DESTROYED in the sock-rOOm. had fort'i-
,, esc,ped the fire. Much Of the stock for machine
hor, in the stock-room will likewise be saved although
the task of picking it out of the ruins will be ncceS
sarily slow
SUPERINTENDENT Miller yesterday visited New York TO
secure the services OF architect to draft plan of
the reminding Of that part Of the factory which VIII
have to he torn down on Of the damage to IT,
II will he modelled somewhat different from It's pre-
vious form The company's managers received yes
tcrlay numerous letters from boards OF trace III
diGercnt cite, and towns offering natcring induce
uents To the firm to remove It's plant from tHzaDcth
mort No such step is under contemplation
Tho work O! rebuilding will begin next week ana DE
nu-hed ahead rapidly. Temporary wooden structures
will be mt up for carrying on the work formerly oohc
I'm the needle, attachment and stock rooms some OF
the dcpartmcnts particularly the tool ROOM VIII be
rnn daV and night to get through with the extra work
which the fire has heaped upon them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. MAY S.-Whcat-So demand No. hard
northern dun; 5000 bush T. sold carly at Csc 9-'sc
asked for spot the closing winter grades dun
seller, asking 2d3c advance: No. red 81 No. white
Michigan. Ia storr. oIc one carload No. . amber on
track. sold a. -, Corn IN GOOD demand closnS strong
at outside Prices No yellow, 80. t3o.c NO 3 yellow
3-1. d31c 40. .. 49, d3Si,r No. 3, In store a. r.ts
oats Den and fair and price, higher: No. white a3T
a3l,c: No. white. 3l', dj24c 40. MIXED on track
aid3lIc. harley quiet No. 3 extra 0GaGsc a4ked
rye nominal steady Win good demand Mlfccd quiet
and easy. Cana freight, arm and unchanged Kcccifs y
fiour 600 Tbs wheat 25s OoJ bush corn 200 600
bush OATS $1,000 bush barley. a. 900 bush. 70
10000 bush Canal shipments Wheat 1000 bush
bills wheat. 10000 bush corn. 115 900 bush: oar
80 OGO bush; rye. 10000 bush. '
Chicago May S.1he leading futures ranged As follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Columbia College regatta. Harlem River. afternoon
Linden Park races, D. nj. $500 Al
Annual meeting OF Central Railroad OF New-'ersey ui
Sectors Jersey City,
Opening OF dry dock. Navy fau 49,, ,
p. m. ~ -, roc,roo,,
hrnory p. IN. ,s oo,o,,,o,
National Trade Assembly OF Bookbindefs conventions
Granada Hall Brooklyn. 49,,
Aud Lang Syne Society. Washington nan . p, H.
RecentIon 20 Mayor Gleason Long island City p III
Theatrical entertainDIent in ala OF 'i"Pc nm i'"
Air Mission Berkeley Lyteun D. M Co., n
rost.u.ton q, the Rev. A. j. Sullivan. Second ke
formed Church, Newark, 8 y. III. -, .
,us,c I'm battery Park BY Goth Regiment Band D. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
ALERT ccyTR LABOR INSPECTORS.

The Federal inspectors at the Barge once deAinc'
twelve Austrian immigrants yesterday who came N''V
ON the steamer Massdam They said that meY hai
come 70 TIM, country 10 work for George hahc''"' "
railroad contractor. of No. - Wabash-aVe '"''-''
At the same time the inspectors captured man "'''
they believe TO be an Italian padfone. HIS Ild'"o -
vincenzo Rosamilia lie admitted that the hNo
Italians who arrived here the Acsia on N'o 'oSua'
came here f. work for him on railroad IN Ne" '' E
The men had received $50 each for passage h.'? an
,rcrc IN gel 81 10 a day abOrciS tht pauiohc
receive ~ 30 A day for each man. All NahoN "o'o
held AZ the barge Office for further eXaH!ihau"h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
STING 4 BANK FOR NALICTOrS PROSECUTION.

Ashury PARK, y. j., May : (Spcciall.-jaines IL.
Domain The. proprietor of the Commercial Hotel has
bernn proceedings in the supreme Court against tho
First National Bank for malicious prosecution. Mr..
Roman places his damages al 100000. The hotel
was advertised TO be sold on Monday at public sale
upon claims Of the bank amounting to s2,lOo, for
notes and interest. The hotel wa not sold as MI
Roruain maid the claims. He AT once Instituted mo
suit asserting that 81 the officials OF the bank
had tried u destroy his credit and mus grcaut IN
offered 10 certain notes and when they icl due
demanded pay mont IN cash