davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
THE STATE or TRADb.

BatnO'r March 70 cotton nomn' i iaans -
Flour active but unchanged. Wheat oOu'n'ln ''."N'
i,fl .Sa-i.. longDcrIs. -Oa,jc W"s"rn 'i"At, 20
,,Int- rcd pot ana March s-aa7-'.' Apiil. ,S"r"t .
Ma sia-fi g. southern -t'ad, anu qni'' ""'.,
a, ...r yellow JJd31-r, West rn easy mixed ,l"'
35.a4ii. March 81 is,',e April 80. -'''-e ea,
~ ,alt J.n,. so.aan'-r, july. 90, e. NN-'7,
$. aJ. 30 81, aaJ. cat, nri. ana u"s'"" T
t..iol- frm and lur banged isn't 'r steady tg, pN,t
ill.,. lt- Petroleum unchanged. 'oir" -iinn[ iro
'.r,o.- fair gO.a-Oiac sugar active Asoit, " o,lod
a. conner -i.aiy. refined. l5'.alt.c. whisky hrni
o,4-l 20 Irc.sht- 20 Liverpool. I.r ~ amer, s1nf
and unchanged. Ieo'lIf-. Flour. $40 bi.i "h'it
~ 200 bush corn -lro,u bush oat, 10 o'' bu'h we
49,, hush shipment. Corn. ltinrc bush Sales
WHEAT - 900 bush. corn. @t5c'n bush
B,-,on March J.. MarN,s unchangci ks'oipt.-
Flour BOO bbl- $50 sacks. corn. 10000 bush oat'
80 600 bush shorts, % TONS.
Buffalo. March L. wheat-No hard IN good demand
wa. .al.. bush AZ 900, 900 at So-c Ane oVOV
a, sp-c c".el Al SY7.c. 40. northern very SCARF
ID .ts AZ 49, 5000 bush so. Northern sod a. So
Inter wheat and nrr. 40. . rcd $50 80 l.H
MI caii soi SJl.c, - on tra'h m In g'ra dr
Ind AID price. a had" higher 'ars NO = yellow sofa
a, ,- and Ear. so y,iloN al 80, $50 so yellow
t3,.t4i.r. SO . 80. so 3 3J.d33-c, 80 4,
l j. 81, r no grade. 3o3lc on TRACK. Oat- IA gooi de-
r,,1t nd nrmcr SO . white 2.a-1 = 40 whit ~, :;
~ mixed @nc track. Barley -radf ana un'h'nt' q
ia. quief and unchanged otirr articles unchanged
N..-.iuf4 CON- 200 bush; oat-, 600 bush snip
m.nt- What l3 900 bush.
chicago M4s,h l.. The leading futures ranged a. fo!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Liverpool March l., y. m.-Cotton- ne ssles " aJ
day included 600 bales American futures . WsreS
steady American Mddling low mlddng clause Ms,H
delivery d 28Id buyers March and Aprp deNsiy,
20.d buyers April and May delivery 4ota ~,
Nav and June delivery, 16id sellers June anu JUL
delivery so,d buyer, July ard Angus, as ansasi
o64d BUYERS August delivery. ovotd buyers, susts
and September delivery 66id buyers, Srptrno',,
i,cry Il 0Gtd buyers september and october IA
5S6d sellers October and November delivery o@fs's
buy,r-. ,,,,,, to.c.
galveston March l2-Cotton firm mlddiing' "a
low middlinr lO3.c good ordinary 10 5locf nee ~.
gross receipts 49,, exports cosstwise, 3Sio sAes' "
Norfolk March l2.-Cotton steady mddng 10 ,' sSs
oct and gross receipts. Lib exports ooess"'''' '
sales S55 stock. 23.6I2. 49,, ,,,,,,o ,os.c:
savannah March l2Cotton steady mca.n md gross
receipts $50 eNports coastwise. l'llOi sales AVVo'
New "Orlsans March le.-Coiton quiet and easy a, w
ding 10 i5.l6c mddlng 10 lilo, sood
ioa.c. net receipts, 1914 s5le; expors !"
Rrsin 10 $40 TO the Continent 700; eoastwise @A's-
salos, 2.4o0: stock laa io~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Wednesday March l2.Receips SO carloads
Europe 10 carloads at oboksn for s snq d
f oI Sf a. "ad caoaa wea direct to city butcher
A t'd ferf b @ on Monda al sdy prices for common
and medium beeSei while good cattle were scarce ana
Poorest b.t native steers sod At g 9oas' 80 pc,
100 n and G SIe0 az 81 sI few bulls :. at - oass ia
very common stat dry CONS At u - The Only
muda BY g. i. Lough s Co.
af ss S% at 2 or y e etp9 s per r. and
american steers weak at loHdl2c tops i2E,) dressed
Shipment, h today e25 Ca, cattle on The s.
FG2"o 'r Me OF beef for swift CO. The croms took
4C3 cattle for Eppein shamPerg ns'sd o DOS oS es
oor. Of BET CITY q cIeaso ard 7so quarters e:
impress and coban south american port ..s. 49,.
oycrtrc have been made by representative Of one Of
the largest dressed beef and exporting houses o. Chc,gs
lat Side With view .auehering and rsIser n,
aioar ali tho t1anS nc. with the exception Of re Grand
Trunk Railway ;one anN't' J., it a, nyos beet =
The aboFd without grea,y nerssed rNpsn1,gu,s oi
ae for he a,e o. the Jer.ey city abaoir BY the
r,riv ir ci,bout success. The great Increase in the
IMPORTATION Of Chicago dcd bef g. Great Britain s snd
YcuHnsisnd S,ac- make the lee harvest very important
i''i in tr rsa tGySr Is ESeago slefr' ia
so' d. gs7 h. at At 4 % 3D. 70 DO ~
l9oo at also = - do % io7o n -o as :. soi
d. D. z POO & g. :. 'tg az 70 e
10 p At - - 90, l H." 4, ~ mi "a
u, az - ~ . 10 . - ,v.,o-, s,s.rs 1.oI = Al
u. McPher>on o. - N's,ri ST. ~ .. 80 a.
go. DO l3'- T. AZ - %. 10 90 I3' ID az = ~,
DO 1890 ~ az - .; u Do l-'i p 81 - ~
do no y. - 81 10 DO, llf' ID az ~ w. Il
DO ll-.r =. a. - 10. e 100 - =. :, az
newton "fW 'hl,1go st''f, liSso IT. 81 70
DO lelf T. at - - ONO 90 20 ~, a. a. 'ias
81" ~ - q" ',io- ~ =, "a an. q peansyiysnii
- ~ - F" A. u x N' 80
'"N' ',Ii.rfth - Chicago Steers lli8 - at 81 IS
.. do li3i A. - l. II DO fil3 . AZ - 10 Bulls
20 al - co. 'V'V 49, d. = ~ w. ''''
d. ~ ~ 59n. To- DO II67 n a, - S2 20 DO
GO, - y. az - 49, ~ w. Ai' 49, 81 - " ~
nv i; a 70 "a chte.co st.e,s 1921 r. Al
- an fo i3.S - AZ - 90. ~ DO 1850 = at - u.s.
- ~ iL,risr@Y a.. corn led Texan steers loss y al
:, - ~ chcaro Stag and oxen ifi7 - al 80 20.
- NrIrII CoWS-K0ceipt. PA head and 6 head arrived
,..,. Good cows have a continued fair demand,
lt common stock and trash very sow OF sale. Re-
ported transactions OF s2Od-47 per head
Sale.-J. J. Ha,nbeck ~ cow-. az @S0d7i' per head
J. NcCabe. Is cows. at s32d@i3 pr head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

s:i; s:''ss =; s: l Is
% but Nav quiet A. sns seSst ES M5e closed
cly yp Sry s sssn ss sSday r ga closed
iaEs s'sys in MsS a"S Igy "a
Ss coy % poMS Nay eaa at s'ss 80
At 9sSSsr seSed sSss@ Reesa
Dema1d for grades continues fair and on such the
marks rules steady Low brands are quiet But
iT Es'a &c
sS$s. s.,1s
STs.%ryD a Reis goa g1s sfSs
g seconds 7s Dairy and Factory d Sae
2s STATE %s qS'
tubs fancy lsc shGee ulo good S ;.ns
5$%s %s !iera 6sr ' sss r.s,srg s
CHEEs Eek orteIs are moderate buyers and the home
s sss ss%aYa fall i'I'%s'' s
common to good, s@aioc part skins, id2c eOnmo9
% q 9eG a' xes6 SC and sp
further break in prizes tSsy ana IN maTst v' w s
s esf frsa sat s ''S aayaaS '
rcsns qHoS :h' dsm.Gs s" s.f' s
%$ss ss essfseo6ir
"a" or,e: OF a. iIoe White Extra &c c. - 5s0ec
s e c'0i sa %s's soS SS's s
TRLrowFipghcr and hun, with light offerings and
fair demand prime city quoted at 7-lca42c' No sales
2oo2sc Gunpowd 1915 Ping sgeyIlmp sIs i Rs,
se do 9a2so sSnded iS coaeo ma.
Foochow, lla202.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

State issues were entirely neglected, and there
were no reported transactions IN them. o1 cltS
bank stocks, American sold 20 at 20, Mercantile
90 at 22J, Market and Fulton lol at 2-3 ana
Western National (l3ji at %. Auction sales OF
several issues are reported below.
The general bond market was lnactive ana
irregular Atchson Topeka and Santa re As were
firm AT "a Is 81 II, and the income rs rose TO
- Missouri Kansas and Texas new As sid, he
livcroble when issued, June >, with interest from
lime 1890 freely at - 5-e - "a. Louis
vile Ncw-Albany and Chicago cOnsols, on the
sunrise AT the result of the election, declined from
lOI ii TO lO2. probably on sales by the beaten
marty The new directorate Is certainly an I'M
Increment on the old II looks IA little Ike
lrnntrol of the Louisville and Nashville Company
CLesanealc and Ohio - were firm at 100 -
Tho I,cndinr issues were generally In sood uc-
mand at better figures. Reference Is maue 10
our full report of bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Tho local money market ruled easy at 4ai l.?
per cent with final loans at = per cent anu
oecrs nj the close al the lowest rate
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. $lll19V,6jo; balances
Tho Sub Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House Slls37gG. lis net loss on balance was
s54S o76. made UP of losses of Sl9l. 5eS cur
rency and $355.5ss coin The DAY opcIa,iDns
covered Receipts S3.Il2.193: payments. S5.o3'.-
769; resulting in general balance oil D s2'i,,"'
e2l. consisting Of Sl,S5O3.i3l coin ana e''''''
400 currency. 49,, ,.,..,
The following compares the official reports 20 inc hl,'
state, Controller the quarterly statements u Inc Va
,foual hank, OF tie city Of New ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Landau March T. D. m onsois. - DIG for money
and ~ ng Tor III. account Atlantic and treat N-rth
mr. mortgage tru-e's fcatea J5 canadian f~'ihc
10 Irr POI. do second ccneol-. 1881 N'Ni an yt-
dlf,,rv 81, II. Paul Common 'Or Pennsylvania ''s
Reading 1879 Mexican central ne" per ''"s O0"-''
-.
irs, connect Hills we're allotted to-day at decline OF
Js.d per rupee. ..,.. n, 90 ,-.,.- ~
al cf- quote per cent rch'T AZ 90 H"'1' 90
cenfmrs FOR the account. ~, -. ,-.,..,
d.. amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
on BALANCE day Is Asl,OvO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

hiyerpoS March TX SAG mmbesf and ,, pVrsr
OFFER sparnglv. Chccsc-Hodcrs Offer srnrlngy. Tai
10" Holders oIer Wo'rfnrf prime CIV st'nui 81 - vu
Spot and Future Holders offer sprlngly Wheat and
is IN excess Of the demand Futures Holder: offer mod
CID Hops at LendonPacAo Coast-Ihe supplY Is nosr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

WHEAT. so. >.
opnns. Highest. Lowest. Closing
N Ns,'' ..'....~ -. ~ - 50
CORN 80. ,.
81, .............. s.; =: s.: 81,
OATS 80. >.
N N,''A ............... 2I 9+ q: q:
MESS PORK PER BBT.
March ........ 5000 slo oj SO 90 $40 OF
May ....-........... 10 10 a53 TO- SO o4s5 10 80
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
# n; -: $$!~ $$:4 NJ $i$$. $ e.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 Lbs.
# Ma. -. ~ 81 4: ~: $ e.
Cast. quotations follow Flour a1g % 't %s
and s".9. 'si "a 80 'Y'sf rG G"4 conn.,
~ .,.y non Ssaal So s.,,rc IS prime timothy ,..a
- II mo-, pork yer bb ,2 ig"S or a p ery etsd
sos Io, acn. ,S 'a aeG.s A cd a. psG cl
A "r ,~~'' Receipts shipments.
H iSS'a I S,,n saS SSS "a. 1850 S5
oar 0a, S Sa,s is59G3 i3S 1893
On tic Produce Eshansc today he butter n %.,
wa, |a' ans lao finest dairc'. 2od2S' fine.
l'G r,e lnnat March 2rlour in ncdsrtc demand
wheat da 80 red i o oas oOo o,r S%in So o
%ssd ~; .''o.scg 80 ,, sSqt's I%
clear 81 whs&, ady 'nI' sss a SS, H"s 9 sSoG
o"HSTi dnakce '"S MsrcR T. unchanged What
H" 80 NSISsn S &c. S SGr" sn EacS No on
80 IN sS.' nS sS 1 ars 9T5'65 No. Lard
- g. ,,dy ,n.aasra s' ;nS5y
niutl-Flour X 200 Ibis wheat 20 900 bush barley,
81 loo ns'H ,,oS S"I Z, 1S5 ba lH" ''''
p p5"GcpA% An tSar m9yfs .s, r@IcG ,tc'd %
Soc fair D. good milling wheat. !9ds2c prime 10 ianl'
s5a9c unereded ta,k So No. Tod IN S SST sa r,
s sa.o Nav si,s Gs5c June s'i as5c. CornNo MIXED
s%a ysS ', sS s dpo ss '0 1 san
& Quoted a. s5 .s9' xpr II g sSR" % ss,' %a a.
s5sc June sGdsei-c oa,IocsI trade dcna"d iisht
Sq' pry So G r2u no White sSGso4e 80 white
Zoo tnr u esi. m@nc Mav 2s,. d2sc june 2ssa
Exc sT and GGas p 300
b What 100 S%ss 5o 200 @ co o' oSo bas
o'' s. 'IS ca lsroar qgst and uns a
n., can Ta more nG' ne and S0, s %a n@ aS %"
yest~rdsys bid 10 rcd cash. 73Asc MAY closed 7Gtc
e e% 's9 Sn dq iycd ca'n 2''ss25c AprI eP,sl
Nav, 9c.sd Ell Sd Nars6. bid iSa
;9 a eS p Is %oSy sss Bran a"S
isd5c: Lead quiet. feeling strong common 800 re-
M"c% !, HeSG fE5 % s"S !" g.:
Provisions Market hrmer but quiet pork higher a:
dry salt meats - longs and ribs - % short clear
% bacon boxed shoulders - ~ icdfi 80
ribs IS 80 short clear e5 o. Receipts Flour 5000
bills wheat, 10 600 bush corn 25t 900 bush oar
% 600 bush rye 600 bush barley 1000 bush. Ship.
Flour 10000 bbs wheat 1000 bush corn.
9s2 bush oats % 900 bush: 900 bush barley
1000 bush.
Toledo ohio March l2.-whcot dun firm; cash 7s',d
SOC NAV she July 7Sc August 77Ac Corn steady
dun cash. .Jolc MAY nc. oat; let. cash 23',c.
* 10 Ecccipts, Wheat 5sio bush corn saos bush
900 bush corn 80 100 bush oats, $500 bush clover
seed. 1,2Ss bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There continues TO be 4 pefuuctory sort OF market
In crude petroleum. and yesterdays dealings witnessed
another advance values. There Is more ouiish tl'
per among ,calpcrs consequence OF the failing OF I'd
the y-ld wells, but the game l. sun
professional swapping OF acAAncs. The market coses
nru, hut without knowledge Of the afternoon reduction
refined oil in barrels and cases
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Good 0rdnary 9iG 10y Ndlllns'.''. ,.1o
~ ,oca Oicsry ',io S"e,,r day and closed
barely ady fairly active bu-lnc--. Receipts az
the tors were larger Liverpool adtle weaker bOth
Of which depressing effect, besides the decline ~
sro helped the downward movement. Prices broke oH
,oin,s attended with free selling. partly By "longs.'
o. - nm luID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

BlAlQ'Hd. 81 per cent y DiNi"'hu' - pr ''it-
That is, the company i'll the last nine months
has earned 80 per cent Oh It's stock. while the
dividends declared for the period have been only
IL per cent.
THE STOCK MARKET.
II probably is true that the Chicago, Bur-
lngton ana Quincy company has purchased con
trolling interest III the Chicago, Burlington and
Northern. 1t Is probably true that the price paid
by the Chicago burlington and Quincy to its own
directors for that controlling interest was $40
per share, while the Chicago, Burlington and
Northern, by its methods OF doing business. has
never demonstrated that It's stock worth 4
cent share. II is the elimination of a deal that
Is nearly two years old. The Burlington and
Quincy entered into fight 10 rule or ruin. The
Burlington and Quincy after this purchase will
have no more or no less control of the Burlington
and Northern than il has had from the day tie
first tram was run over it, The president Of
the Burlington and Northern and all his subord-
mates have been simply the clerks of Mr.. Perkins,
thc president of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy. Consequently to-dnys transfer of own
crship, from the principal directors Of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy TO that company,
does not change the actual situation
one ioia. except that the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Company hereafter cannot play the baby
act at railroad meetings about its having CON
troll over the action of the chicago, burlington
and Northern II also is submitted that il 10
not fair dealing for the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy directors 10 spring this deal without notice
TO Wall Street operators, who had full wcek 5
notice Of the memorable strike direct from an eN-
ecutive official Measured by official reports the
purchase of Burlington and Northern stock by
fhc Burlington and Quincy at forty or al one
cent a share is large bear argument against
Burlington and Quincy stock But that is not
the way any wants TO look al II. President
Perkins. Of the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy,
accepted defeat in his eighteen-month-a ago pro
gramme Of rule ruin, and by compulson nd-
dies the Burlington and Quincy with a stock al
40. which. by It's reports. under management
that lc directed is not worth cent.
The stoc.; market all day ruled firm with small
fluctuations. The general tendency Of prices was
upward, with dulness the principal feature. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Refined reduced late yesterday points " 80
cents per gallon barrels and 300 cents IN c1sos
Foreign quotations Antwerp, l.'ssi''t nsh0s' D'e'
$50 marks London, 5sG5t pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

COTTON-On spot dull. and l-l6c lower sale, 80
,es fou CONSUMPTION Port receipts to-day 1917, bales
against 5-4 bales this day last week, and 6O2i bales
trl- last Since september ! receipt, at NE
pots ayr, gated bales against JO25o3l bales
Tor the corresponding tim. lat year.
Quotations based American STANDARD OF Cldsslh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

$4,000 Ohio and Northwestern r. R LIST mortgage
par cent bond, due 1886 jan ISIS coupons on o.
10 shares PIttsburg. TT. Wayne and Chicago X. X
- sharcs %cwYork Life insurance and Trust Co.. 7oo@
700a - $50,
SO COO Ohio and Northwestern y. r. LIST mortgage
nor cent bonds 1886 July 1888, coupons on, So
~ 10 shares National Bank OF Commerce. 2l0's
Memphis and Charleston X k. 10,
81 500 CITY New-York per cent coneodateo s'och
due Nov. l. 1892. interest May and November llo
20 shares Chicago and Northwestern H. H., prcerrcd'
l40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
MINING STOCKS.
Yes,crdsy.To- da.

CLOSING PRICES or BOSTON STOCKS
Bo-ton. March u, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

a Dividend. -, per cent. Dividend. A. per cent
That is the company i'll the last nine months
has earned J.G per cent Oh It's stock. while the
dividends declared for the period have been only
4 - ucr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

Barring errors in the estimate Of the results
of tie current quarter, the companys net earn
ings over interest and sinking fund. Tor It's
nine months-July l. 1889. 10 March u. 1890
compares with that of last SeaI follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13
CLOSING Prices OF puILADrLPnIA sTOCKs.
WESTERN UNIONS DIVIDEND.

Wednesday. March Up. m.
At the regular quarterly meeting OF the
directors Of tie Western Union Telegraph Com
pany to-day, a dividend was declared Of Ii
per cent for the quarter TO end March 81 based
on the estimates made up for The quarter, which
show net earnings OF S237. G54 in excess Of the
amount required to pr the IL per cent
The corrected statement for the quarter ended
December 81. 1883. shows a net result for that
quarter $500 better than the estimate made
on December II, l-s9. The following compares
the actual result for the quarter ended December
81 with the estimate published December IL:
Quarter ended l-tIm.tr 81 .trsl ~ report
Doc 81, lo-3 De-. D., ISL March J., lo.V.
N.f revenue ............ D. 100000 800. 81
In,.',,a on bonds. S2l3 so sol4.956
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-13

SURPLUS d.. E'l''I|T''0 F'TT''' ~
For the quarter 10 end March II to-day csii-
mate gives the net earnings at 81 76,l,' greater
than the actual for the quarter Of last year
I}v to-days statement the company III the twelve
months 10 end March 81 Will, after the payment
II : "a per cent dividends. have added ~ lis
surplus in the time the SUN of ! l.l01,759.
The following compares tie estimate for the
current quarter with the actual VI the same
quarter Of 1889:
Quarter cndca March 81
Actual 1859. Estimated, 1890.
", revenue ..-............ .O5 Sl3 sl.JJO,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
GATHERED About THE TOWN.

TIL, following officers have been elected by me
Brook,vn LOcismiths and Railing makers thoi
L. HOFFMAN,, secretary +. Gross, hnanclsl seoresay
and d. Differ treasurer. THIS union l. wen VI 20.
,rd conservative aud its members are on tNc pse
Of terms with their employers, some OF whom ar'
old members NJ the union
Progressive Painters Union No. VIII amalsama,e
with the German House Painters Union on saturday,
hcttsr 70 control the trade and 10 maintain uniform
scale Of wages. "
Mrs. Eliza Carroll. who has been appointed
factory Inspector 10y state Inspector 'oioiH NSo ~
M 3-s Herkimer-st. she is the Wd0w Oh Jon"
CARROLL and wa, formerly public school teacher
i'm schools, no 10 and 81. NewIork she has lived
IN Erooblyn for fifteen wears and l. about Iorty wv
year, Old. The salary OF the posiuoh " WIN" '"'
is appointed + Sl,COO.
T,mp,c Israel Yesterday obtained leave from Judee
CnIIcu I'm the supreme Court to sell It's real estate
in (;reeneave. 10 Bishop John Loushlln for olo''oo
subject TO a mortgage Of $4,000
Assistant ct-AttOrney Mcguire was married on
Monday evening 10 Miss sarah \. LonSworth
Tho teachers in Public school No 81 (coloredl have
scrf letter 10 Mayor Chaplin thanking him for re-
nstqtnc Or. p A. White III the Board OF Edu'a'loh'
m, Mayor induced Dr. White 10 wthdra" Ills resshS
ton. 80 l..
The nnmbcr Of deaths last week WAS Alb. an IN
crease Of 1903 over the number Of the week before
John J. Campbell, who removed from the once
~ Proucr;v Cleric in the Police Department ny Com.
missioner HAYDEN last winter. has had an order served
upon tie Commissioner requiring him 10 show Gauss
why lee should not be rcnstated he Is veteran Oh
the
Preparations are being made by the city ana an
priyatc CORPORATIONS 70 comply with the weekly
pa,u,,nt law where the stem has not heretofore
prav,iled An order was issued TO the ihenloeis oi
thc police Department Yesterday that they "ouia 10
paid weekly beginning on July D. - i.
rrdge partlctt has refused 10 sign decree OF
divorce in the suit Of Mrs. Annie f. Clarke asaihsu
Chrlcs E clarke ON the ground that the referee IN
fine case wa, Frank l.. Barnard, clerk IN Tue oi".o
Of the County Clerk VINO Is te e'cIN VI INC hnt,ns
CONT and the law provides that no person ho1diis
, noston IN a court OF record shall serve as reieres
c>r,pt with the written consent OF all parties "
ae other than those in default for failure 10 APP
80 or pleod Mr. barnard made referee py
Iudre Barnard who is distant relative
Mrs. Agnes Reireson is suing Frederick ks'reson
Cor ,mtad divorce on the charge Of cruel ana niunlan
w. TIN, case was before Judge Cullen IN
the supreme Court yesterday The couple we're " ILL.,.
in lss6 at Edgewater. Richmond County. MI helrs,
son /, sandy Hook pilot Inc ue!e1.1 S a., "a
s,n,a, ard allegation Of misconduct on tie part u
tho wifi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02
CyT UER lTORS WANT MORE PAY.

syracuse. July )>pcciaD.-Ihc census enumcraors
in the rural districts Of Central New York are mp In
arm, over alleged hard,hps and dangers and are
preparing "a memorial H. Congress, embOdyinS their
grievances. They met here today. Cyrus ID. Avery,
of O,cdd, said that after more than months work
with horse and carriage furnished by himself he had
made - above what he had been obliged TO pay a
laborcr to take his plac, on the farm After deduct
ing the cost Of his horse and caTaSc and other thing,
he failed TO find anything left W. W. Newman, Of
the town Of Onopdaga, ad that he had not been paid
a., much tho state paid IL day laborers on tho
canal
Mr. Newman submitted a report which was adopted.
asking the representatives In Congress to provide
that enumeration, snail have reasonable pay for the
time spent and the class Of men that the census re.
qulres.7
Cincinnati, July 1.-The number Of surviving vet
Grams and widows Of soldiers OF the late placed
at 5OS9 In Cincinnati by the census enumeratorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-02

THERE WILL NJ THREE SHIPS EACH TO COST.
WITHOUT AEMAMENT. NOT MORE
THAN - 600 900.

Washington, July l. The Navy Department has Is
-ucd - circular i0vItng prorO>ai- fIr building the
three huge -.-OOton c0a,t-linc ha'tlr ship, whose
Construction authorized bv the Naval Appropri1-
ton az passed uy Congress few day, ago The
vessels N cost exclusive Of armament, not more
than fl.oOpOoO each the term armament Including
tc.idcS the guns ard ammunition. all armor ol turrctS
harbs'tes. gun shield, and armorcd tubes. All parts
81 tho vessels shall be Of domestic Manufacture
The minimum ped = these vessels, To be maintained
for f,ur Consecutive hours must not be- lc,s than III
teen knot, hour. The hull IS to
Dee u steel. not ,heathcd Each vessel
will carry powerful guns, aggreeating In all
G3l tons, Including four I3inch brecch loading rifles Of
80 tons and 1ur Of 30 each beside sixty other
gun RANGING tgom nearly ten tons downward. II
uIn require 300 tons Il ammunition n complete the
vc..cl,' fighting outfit. Room must be allowed Tor
three months provisions and clothing and small stores
r one year. and for n least 400 ton, Of coal Esch
v,.-ol II also have large electric Hight plant mir
teen ,inall boats. running from i've tons downward
The crew of each vessel will be thirty officers aud 40