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New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
1--WE STOCK MAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April 1s-Catue-I.eceiIts lat 2i hours $40
total for week thus far 1900 for same time lat
week IL 600 consigned through. 300 head. 2i6J to
New 60 head sale price, stlds. sheep and
ipS lat - hours. GOO head total Tor week
600 for time last 1900.
signed through. 600 head, 2OO head u New York 700
head trade active price, arm and higher. Sheep
Choice 1O iOdtO 90: medium 90 good. .Od
SC 35 common TO good - jOa3O; clipped. sJatj 80.
Isnbe-tood % choice - 35ds7 90 fair % good lJA
81 80 medium fair fO 5Oa97; cpIrd sDa.G -.
Hogs-Rcccpts last q hor>. S,l2O head total for week
$1,000: time ls-t week. 30 $50.
signed through $50 head. $3.50 head 10 Nev-Yo
200 prices easier; selected medium weights
selected heavy 81 A. good chOc hetNy ~ 20
weights. 81 90, mixed pigs ana l-ht
ers. 81 3odsi 81 Hight piss. ~ roast 25' other grades
unchanged.
Chicago, April 1s-Cattle- Receipts. o. 900 head ship.
mentS 600. Market steady H. stiong. Bcri 81
- Is steers So 4Od&5 % stockcr- and feeder. 31
- 81 bulls and mixed ~ 5oas3 30 Tc,a.
80 JOd53 80 IIoe--Rcccip's. 600 head sAibusnt-.
900. Market steady. MiXo1 and Hight 50 15d+1 81
heavy, 81 l5aSf skip sjdri %. Sheep Receipt
10 900 head shipments 600 Market slow 1Or lower.
Natives s3 75ds6 Western cornfi. SO GOasi Texans.
81 15aS5 20 lambs s5aS0 20.
st. Louis. April lO.-Catue-Receips. 400 head ship
600 market steady good 20 fancy native
81 35ds4 90 fair good do 80 20aS4 40 soccr and
feeders - 25dS3 so Texans and Indians 81 4Ods3 90
Hoes-Recelpts 400 head shipments. 1900 market
fair 10 choice heavy - 20 ~ 80 hacking grades
- 10ds4 ?5 lght fair 70 best. > 0G@f 90 Shecp-He
ceipts, 100; shipments 300 fair choice
s4ds6.
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ID RopOSALs FOR JOB PRINTING.-Ofiico

- wnlfcnalst. y Y. city, Nf, March % 1890 sealed
wn b. received al ,hs onice untt 10 0eiock a. M on
$500. Tor all the Job Printing required
bl this oItc untl July /. 1890 separate proposals VIII
be- at the time for all such printing from
Iuly / 1880 July L. 1891. All Information given at
n- ONO. Tho right 1, reserved 10 reject or all bids
Elds should maIAed proposals for job Printing opened
Anil ~ 1890 " addressed 10 tnc undersigned. q.
EI-I.I.. A..t. Com..l.,mI " sub. I. " \.
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l once Purchasing and Depot Commissary Army
Buding 80. - whitehall ,t Ncw-York CRY. April 10.
ls90-Sead PROPOSAL, IN fini,ate subject to ,he usual
m on Thursday. May -. 1870. for furnishing such
suul.s A, mas be- required by he Subsistence Depart
ncnt United States Army Subsistence stores-Corn
Ie.f nor candles. soap. salt coffee green Java Mocha
tc &c &C. Subsistence PfOperty-Tapcr. steel pens
llanid measures Sc. sc. Sc. Preference given o
I'll ,rtir.- of 'domcsc production and manufacture
For such details schedule Information with conditions
li-f ~ n,lc, quantitle. kinds. modes of packing &C.
obtn,d a. tn Office The right Is reserved To reject any
or al pioro.al- EnNeop's containing t4ds should bc
proo-nls for Subsistence supplies. opcned
i5 is9o and addressed TO the undersigned. q. BELL
A c. u, -. Y. ,. y.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
ro patrlcl, Sulliyan
SrpREME COrRT OF TIE STATE OF


- NEW-NORK.- desired In me county or o-h,r,"s
York Fannie T.. Huntington. plaintiff, asalhs. dn 70,
ibcnelcr Huntington, ,fendant summons A0'V" ''
divorce. ,,.. you are here.
nv summoned the complaint III ,h,s
to servo "A cOpv OF vour the paint
within twenty days afer the service 'ieto ., and ir
mons. exclusive of the day ot serve, answer.
adsmens viii be sAa against You by default iSf
the relief demanded IN the COMPLAINT, .s DAu ,,,orney
March 20 1890 PAUL WILCOX, Pantins At'9gh' S,,v
onire and uo.once address. Beekman 81, y ! wv.
10 the above named d-iendant The iot'.o's rSr ~
is served on you by publication pursuant 70 an oi "a, Ss
The lion george T. Andrews one Of the Justice ,3-b W
Smpree Court OF York. dated the 2on day o ,e
$500 and nled with the complaint IN t , tto,ss
New-fork city' on inc -'0' "'' - PAUL WILCOX.
Office and postonlce address Beekman.-t \. y. olty
CIpREAE COURT-CITY AND COZ My
- or Observation-Disclosures Susan Lenox ,sn an, 10,
against Thomas Lcnox. defendant ouinho"s-N''''' ~
To the above named Defendant You are retooy ,Ss I
~ ,o answer the complaint In this action ana 70 se,s
ronv OF YOUR answer the paintlns attorn'S W. al
w. dav OF service Of your failure TO ay for
uo u Indictment will against you by defaul' i"'
The relief demand in che complaint
Dated January 24th,. lScv, ,rrD r,.,,,tg,s ,,ornev
once and postotce address NO "a "i''ai ''f''" ~
'rs % I ny pe,cndant foregoing summons is seryea
upon You by publication pursuant 70 an oue h Saprems
1ovrs of the state OF NewYork, dated the llu Gay ~
Narnh lsoo and nled with the complaint In the ONO s
,h cisr, of the CITY and County OF NewYork, az sns
/ Tnuntv Court House in said city on the same day
n,t,aa New YorA March llth, 1870
Da'cu + %THAM q. REED. Plaintiffs Attorney.
81 William street. ~ \. city'
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oasy 0ns are based on American standard Of casscs.
STAINED.

Good ordinary 15-l6 Ley MiddIins'
Options quite active and prices i, s9 paGs Soas aS,dfS wS
GOOD business and this served the chief element g
Strength There considerable covering OF
srd faer general buying throughout the session VIII
prices Sail points higher near and 4HS pony on
months at period closing STEADY at shaue oV" ~
TON Sales. 1l5.S00 bales.
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Si.6O3 bbls shipments

sales 10000 bbls chartsls s s''eos Dds shipments
30 597 bbls runs 75,s71 Dds. r.-,-- ,,-, lilo.
firm higher National Transit cedtihcstes & opened at
Sic closed at s5c hishei eSaoo"l Transit certificates
opencd a. s5s.c: closed s5c highest, S5sc lowest.
o3osc cearances, 1,O62.OOO
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
VIEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANEE OF rhiCr-o'
The recent hardening tendency In crude oil was conuhueu
Yesterday and advance brought In some OF the STUBBORN
shDts The Stock Exchange market was quiet. anu
pcc, inst leading the options. as was the case Oh
THURSDAY were under the quotations for futures
Al the Consolidated Exchange however, there was an In M
record rose
81 to sj dsJ cents, against o5s cents Ihursua He.
The movement supported by no heid news OF i i,
ort3ncc small ia refined petroleum h'Ipu .n'
m .Vupathetl wav from the revival OF buoyant temper
in Ih cereal and stock spccuat!ons. The market closed
-tiong at virtually top price,. -, .. os
The range Of prices and the total dealings "'io AS
'o''V"' Stock Exchange. Consolidated.
o.,,o 81. 81
.
-
Refined oil was advanced points to 7l5 cents Tor BAR
r,l- and glj cent for cases. ,...o. n.
FOREIGN quotations stronger at luz les lranCs =. =.
Antw erp. GOO marks at Bremen ana 'loa'' p'"'s u"
London.
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SUPREME COURT: r..,a =.

SIir,TnY nSp COUNTY OF NEw.YoRK.-Edwsrd L.
Goodse against B. l.. Pnfer:
"oouso" "o' SUMMONS:
To tho above named defendant o,,,n, IN
Ven ara hereby summoned 10 answer the complalu' ~
h, .r,inn and to serve copy your answer Oh us
nan,irs attorney within twenty days after the sroe
k1. exclusive OF the day OF service ana IN 80
of vour failure appear. or answer judgment WIZ s M nn
against YOU ty default for the relief demanded III 'e 0
plant. - ,... ,ooo
CHARLES A. DECKER PLAINTIFFS Attornerr,,
Office and p. o. address. No 100 Broadway N l. @'''
To the above named defendant. -. ,.,..
The foregoing summons Is served upon you oy pSp pws
ton pursuant order OF Hon. George. Il Anure"
one Justices OF the supreme Court o me "a sd
New York the nth day Of March, lsyV ane no
with The complaint in the Office the Clerk o the ov ~
County OF New.Yok at the County Court House, III SAW
city $500 80.
Dated March 14th. 1890 .. .....v
CHARLES A. DECKER, PLAINTIFFS Atsorneffisv effisv
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Uncertain. ~. Am .-s =. ,.uovs.
AoV" e~iNS -~ Closinr nrfces Hehest Lowest. Salee

COTTON-The SPOT market ruled firm and nooersteyy
active at lice advance Sales $50 bales for export ena
900 b,ies for consumption Port receipts to-day 5V0d
baI.s against 345 bales this day last week. ana ~ Wy
bales this day last year Snee sS nob arainst
676 bales for the corresponding time last year. IN
eludng to-day . - .x-.x,.., standard NJ classi1ca.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
p,rcrNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.


..,as,o, ,roro under foreclosure. No. 313 West On
hundred md thirty fourth-st, fvestory brick tehe-
mcnt on full lot sold for Sls,20o to the pain'n IN
the suit No 3I5 brought $ls os0 and d. No S,7 sa sao
$salo No. 3ls osc scld adioaned 10 M ID '0''0"
Inc o''I Io7 to 1l3 Franlinst, hvestory marble
building S aes Jones "a relative Of the late Joshua
Iones, for 100000 No. l6o Mottst six,story
bul,dns' on 10, at 900 The northeast corner
Of Pat and Gold sts hve story euSnes a so Soo
II 2x760, sold for the Whths estate d. S'o'o~0
New-York Friday April 1s.
r,.. ,o,,o,,no sales were made the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day; ~ Of. ., OFT wos,
1aith.t s. stna,c. lots i5N99ll each l. dreacen'
so' 'S Similar building with 80 3o adjoining above lot
o5No9II: \ V Johnson ~ 'ooi; iva, ,t-,hs, e,h.vo
sae OF the fats with lots Oh "e'' ii'"'' o'nS'o'
was adjourned sine die'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERs-N Y CITY.
l2?s' S IL West joseph McccSsn to De Los a., 600
galley EsynOds 10 It Of Lexing.on,aye l9Nso5 90 600
pauline sa;.sr 70 :; LOas Of stavs. 2ox,7C -OOOO
7th.St; s. l42o IL 70 cha, Eur .......... 90 200
NOrfolkst No %; "n IST II u 2s, 100
7th, same to Asg1i It 'i staVe 2oAo7O same u 600
7,b to PGa' ). Eqias lsaS It Of lst;avs, t5cxS56
INn. u asslgnee nee. E1Tf'' H%g 2o,ooo
Henry,st, No ~ ;5 lSo ~ !, Henry Wates $1,000
l17th-st. ;, 100 1t q 2daNs -'A''i' 1000
o. REYNOLDS 10 20 gOn 4 Of ST. 5oxoo Elizabeth ,oo
oths l2S r. Of ioth-1yG = aiisy 45sIs
sass sseIs@i SnsDPy aSa Eliza Eis Ovens to Ei.oeh
SisSni 5 STays T0T2'W Louise 22aOo
,,ndo ana kGTanpR ver Railroad. adj Jacob peGNs con;
,a,@s I % 'SreS rbssaad cnaIae' in'D'. 500
,saI@ h%sArr cor 45tn.s indef same 20 Edward 1000
1s5tSs. MRsGaus : ys oi stnaysb 1SsSgs; sSss;
i-'n,s Da iiat nirdss Esli Wa1%staaa:s asxy,i xc
i''i's o%sri sisIsy IS5s %S,lsy .s tSn nsGgsy
ia 5sd It. pS'l l5o ShS;c So1tooo Louise ls GOO
,oG,.s iSs 10 H'Ss! dsS 's51G0 Smith
sa my ep| ss4. ss4sds s5srhsaa hsa isSS
H'sGsaic,a'ts SIa.icy to John 500 &
ea5 MGga" TO iSe" 100 Il Of loth.aye, l25Aioo6;
,o / II Myers 70 so5 S7sA as[''n nloOxaoo Thaddeu,
M9aTty to iosS MS'Ier'y e Of is2dst 2Sxso '.o
Paui,sn to T 7, II !, co"oP ot cth.s, 2sxss;
Avenue D. " iio;Iss 20 II Ipxbelmer .,.., 10000
lS,hst g 1919 ~ 0' a'' 1s 900
Maeis9naye S,,i,,T gof 1os"'' e. 500
7th.aye s. 20 Il t,.obs Oh JSa '' % 900
slf,;st s. 500 . T" wesoId % 0'''.... 1900
slsr;,, So2o ncreSt :, Sl u'1'' 14ooo
wssoa g &c. II Of Modson.ave 5o.2AiOos;
William Lalor 10 Louis Worth ....;. -.
Madison.ayc cor of o7th-st. 632xovo'
I5Ga,s r,sdo 20 F9 Msrh T. G lfni''Vy 0oA'Oy 25oo
e5,h.st = = $50 II g OF Madison-aye. 2OXlOOo;
Tannah to II Hyinan ,,,i; W.,
Farms Albert Schneider 20 John, Bfady y;..'
1oath.st : 1875 T. W OF 3lave l93X99u;
Mccormick b Van NOstw!ck :...:...
vas I;e6! 10 "a 20 81 sbefsie 1900
ca,9esr Y,s $ 90 r. +" sbef,ein $1,000
1'6as, S ,bH ~ ,S 0' Tq9V KNEW 10000
ID d.av" : . cor 9Ith.st, l0OxlO0.s; Hatch
to i. g. tioodfrllow
MoIri,aSe .ssr cor loiS's'' 'oa'' 1000
5h,,9,yc 30 r. romao gd o7'n's', 'oA-vU 10000
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Ccnntrn Dropertn for Sale ano 60 fet
NEWPORT, r. I.

FOR SALE OR TO LEI. FURNISHED.
The summer residence Of the late L. 3 Philbrck, %
sides News unsurpassed good boating and bathing rent
low 70 good tenant will preserve buildings. Apply to
GEO, Y. WILBUR, 20 Belfevueaye. Newport 4.
A RosLYN, 1. /. REsiDENCE. WATEk FK9NT Ron On
ING LINEN stabling, 8 box stalls cows for year,
81 OO0 season. $500. incl uding services oi Two men,
", Commercial Advertiser" l26 Fulton.st. y. Y.
A TLANTIC CITY, y. Trent salc-Hotels, cottages
a and houses lots for sale in all parts of the cityi
CO. iSRXEL c. ADAMS. Real Estate Agent Real Estate
H2s 5%y
tsc5ad and S9' & b'saaSa a go @
Twenty. .thirdst corner tgntn,ase. lS SNthsvs
Srstst; Ssst Ifos Tifst.ay IoS West Eoty.eccnd.sj
iSa HNRLFM M oFfiGE $50 East onehuSdred and:
twentyhfthst., up - D. m. at regular Once ra.es
l. HOTEL TO RENT.
surfave and known as the Sea View Hotel contain tain
ing rooms undergoing thorough repairs. Annual rene
$4,000 Also pavilion. between surfaye. and the ocean.
For rR particnlars addrcs. L. j. TOXNELI care VIM W.
Northrop. go Broadway. Room 10 New.York
UcOR SAIF.-The attention OF investors operators
is called 70 the 200 OF seashore property, with
hotel and annex hall cottages stable lighthouses and fine
shore front been placed with Us to dispose o.
Tocated AZ Cottage City Martha's Vineyard, Mass
The 200 can be divided into LOO very desiraoie
house lots leaving parks and wide streets there
are concrete roads hotel. charter for an electric
nronerty Spring water being put into the hotel
and through Cottage City The future for this section Is
creat The hotel the finest site on the Island
o hands this property and develop It, have fun par
cuars: price and terms by applying 70 Us az 10 snA'
st. BOSTON, IT, P ATWOOD l. co.
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ReaI Gstate Uanteo

- .--l.---
w AyTEp rent for five months, place not mcrs
w than one hour from the city sound or Long lssna
rferrrd: house must have ten twelve Oecroone oe-
sdes servants rooms. send description, terms ana pass
10 - Iexington-aye.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
Citn propcrlp for Sale.

An EXTRA FINE PIECE of STXTH.AvE. property,
~ iret front. for sale near 36thst. Will pay coed
Inc ONE.
A FULL LOT. WITH BUILDING. on sth-ave.. near
3Oth-sf.
An EXTRA LARGE LOT on the BOWERf, near
Cunai.sf Well rented =,
An EXTRA LARGE corner NIacdougal.st. About
1000 square feet
Apply for further particulars.
GEO. X. READ.
f263p) No. y Pine.
a THE handsome and thoroughly constructed DWELL
n. ngs. 1874 to ii2 West S1th-st.. will be sold cheap
and unusually terms. Take expert and make Offer
w MILLER & STABLER. l.is7 9thaye.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
OIL MARKETS

OIL CITY Penn. ApI!l 1s-Naional Transit certificates
opened s3sc: highest Soc lowest s30sc. closed ejc'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
weaker, but not quotlhy lover I.fs7 iV'."'''.
II &C.. Flour nm. Wheat scarce hrmi 80 red: sc
Cofn nrm; 80. . mixed 5'a3'' '-c. Oats irncri 40 :
nN,a a,'rf nm at sl53 Lard strong: % current
make Bulk meats firm short iib- - Co. bacon IN
r.lr, or bhl, finished goods bas, II o. iutter
quiet sugar NM Esei nm '. aag tnsl,' 'a'y1
steady; 10. . -pring, on track cash si@osc Nay
81 rc; 40 i northern, s5as7e com ,teady No NO, 8 on
Sa, as E.; a1% S' IL No. Store vs' 4S o" n1p '. gqt
30 . ~ store 4siar Provisions firm. Pork. Tl3 -.
l@rs - i,o6 10 ION. ' Chez % oSef h aGnS o.o5
Rcccmts~Four 800 bis wheat. 800 9lsh, n'rls,.
600 bush barley, .v70O bush
phllad-lphia Hpru IsFour market very quiet buy p
and sellers generally about iOaloc ap4it ia Price lne
Ir .,t 30 3 rd III fIclghts ana under very Hight
ogcrne- prices g. higher 40 Important chan" IN Ia
ttr, quotations for wnch are nominal n h, ab'ence Of
fu nriccs Ecrcted 74a-oc; fair TO good milling wheat
- - , in eNport elevator 93c So. red. IN do. 95c
No = April 93d21ei May ~ 1o-c Sun, ~ ~ 1870
,art demand moderate, and local !other' operating only
for Immediate wants 40 4. on track SO No mixed
~ " s' . ri,G on track 4Olsr: No . mixed April 3Ja
3oic Nav 39rdJ1isc, June. 30'4 a5nsc July. 3oIs 4
S,s,c Oa's-Car lots ruled hrn. under light receipts
clipped Whit 3fc; 80 DO DO In drad storapr 3o'ac
Futures in fair demand and "a 70, higher mdet light
June 3si>a5.s-c; July 32t a32tc Egg steady, fan
demand Pennsy,ania lott. -. sugar, Kenned hrn
supply liberal trade nrm. price, steady Rose
choice per bush. soc 90 fsr 70 good .e@1c burnank'
| moth peari 6sf75c; hcbrons. 70d75c; Western mixed
5OaG5c new southern choice per tm s5d+5 so do faiI
OL1r articles unchanged. Reccnt--Il0ur. 800 bbl.
wheat 900 bush corn ls2 600 bush oti, 800 bush
shiaents Wheat. 3.4oo bush CON- 100000 bush; oats
| & 500
| St. Louis. April ls-FIour quiet and weak. demand
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
WHEAT. 80

1,.h ouof1tIO on wclc f0lOws Hour Nim and m.
CHANGED. So = sprlmg what ss'easoct No. 3 do, ,.d
1~r- ~ r.d sti.u,-c; No. . coTn 3-i4c; No Olt,.
234a231c, 40 2 rye, tsa 49, No ! naAseed d d g.
tiX"5 t,fd ,,r 100 r. 40 30 short sides NOl-.I.
s 90 drv--ad shoulders boxed, tbasJ % snort
c'.r sid'- ib@,,u' % o." . ",,,ars iucla,,.,ed
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

Tho following sales were made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day - ~ o., ;, OF ves,
o-story G s,nsave lot, l5X99Il each, T. Greacen
sol j32. , ,,b lot No 3lo adjoining above 10,
o5>o1II: \ Y Johnson, III ,ool; ;. ,,-. o.. ana
sale of the fats with lots Oh "ese II i'~se oNra'o
vas adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
THE WEEK ~ CONGRESS.

Washington. July o7-Tarih will b. the pr'hcip'
tbonc 81 discussion In the Senate this week 30 II"
all thc Democratic members Of the committee on
Finance except Mr. Carlisle. have d"hN'rT 'p'e'h''
AGAINST the pending bin. and he is expected 10 'du'"S
the senate Monday. II l. Impossible ~ shy NJ"
Io,,, fine general debate will last. a. almost every
Democratic senator /, understood 10 have formal
speech pr,,parh for delivery.
The advocates Of the Till to transfer the Revcnnn
Marine frum the Treasury to the Navy Department
will call IL MP in The morning hour. hoping - rca'h
a vote Although the bill Is opposed by some OF
the most experienced and able senators on the hoQr
il I, conceded that II vote Is reached 1t VIII be
uas,cd bv a decisive majority.
Unlc,, the demand for the passage of the River and
larior BIG grow, stronger than 1t Is AZ present. tho
managers OF that measure viii not cndca'"r t" briuE
ii before the scnat" this week. A..
II the amendments made by the senate To 1,
Surdry civil Appropriation hill are disposed 81 III
time To- morrow the House may spend rev hours
i'm the nslrrton Il District hu' ness Including the
Atkinson Railroad bill. Tuesday ana Wednesday are
To be given up Ia the Agricultural COMMITTEE" VINO
Will seek to secure action upon the compound LARA
and Meat Inspection bills. II not intcrfcred WITH by
Tho General Deficiency bin. The Election, Com
miftcc Is still pushing FOR the consideration m the
irrinia and south Carolina contested election cas''
aud expect, 10 M In The remainder OF the week III
that way II opportunity offers
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Court CALENDARS FOR TO DAY.

Srp-c1ne Court-Ocnera Term-lsec'ss continued
Su,r.rur Court Chan brrs-Nefofc Andrews, J-MOUon
calendar Nos. / 10 a. called at IL o'clock . .
supreme Court Special Tcrm-Pait' anu H'-Aa'
STpeine Court-Crcut-Part I-Adlcurned until October
- supreme Court ircuit-Parts H. III and IV-Ad
louInrd fos the tern. - T.. ,...,,,,.
swrroratss Court Before Ransom. S.-t0r probate
wills II John Iioar. Bridget Burns. fiohh St" 9ag,
, Svord. and Jacob : NcNrnrn. 40 10 u. m tltnhriN
,fnrr joaquin Del ClNo CrthaIinc H. Lafuc anu MuIpy
q. Lane. A. 10 80 a. IN. ,,...,, .. ~ ,o-c,
SUPERIOR Court General TcruAdlourned Tor the term
Superior Court-Speciai l'I"i-"'Io'c p"s'o' a. ~
lions - -. n and rrr Al
Ourne1 for the term. g.. a.. ,...,
common Ilcas~G General Term doErlcd for the term
Common Pleas-Spcial Ierni-beofo booN'S'' -
Motions , -, ,a,o,r,o,
Common Peas-Trial Term-Parts and H-AdJourheu
for the Nto,ior.
tity Iour; Trial Term-psfts i, III, Ill ana l'-Au'
lourned term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

credit of thousands Of Southern merchans'
IN would In every Southern commuii'S
create implacable ennities between those "ho
favored and those who refused to join III the ooscoe
citizens loyalty TO his state and country wou'" 10
tested by false standard, while in the North every
interest would lie arr9.yed soldy against the South
If practicable, it world be lndefensble because "
would involve the injury Of friends and foes ailhe'
1t would be predicatcd upon the assumption ,as uno
Elections bill once enacted into law woun pe ea e
rcpe,labe that the Just sentiment OF an 80 ~.
ti6ns could not be relied upon 10 rs sS
an Oppressed section f. m measure 80 a. uif
n he tyrunnical and dangerous 10 Tie peace
believe the mere suggestion OF boycott mas Ocen ui
f,tnnatc lecersc i will be seized upon Dy 1ems
roc1Ic. as a on.e,sion OF eumity 10 the North A
(oycott is absolutely impactcahe, becanse y IN,
wolves such injustice 70 ou friends - IT,, Ce mind a
nconlo of the south can never De coercei ihto ies
adoption by sO-caed leaders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

The pool salos Saturday evening were a. follows,
First rdcc-B Bradford 800. Strvke so. Ocypte So
jack Rose &C. Vldotte "a, Trcsto -. Sir William a.
Second racc-Iivpocrit gro Golden Reel s25, Puzzle
so1 Austrlln ai2 Emlncncc GIL. Carter b., s1 Pelham
sIO Hamlet 49, Fellowship ~.
Third racc-StratlG1m 20, King Solomon s1o Hndoo-
cite e. I.um Co. wcnonah g. field s12
Fourth race-No pools sold
Finn Kace-Loncshorc SO. Little Crete s1 Major Tom
49, Birthday sG Clamor field g.
Sixth race-Young Duke $2j. Raymond $50, Ballyhoo
GIG Clay Stockton so D. D. Million sl PaI NAH ~
Gcneveve g. Sally o. az Harry Weldon s5. Ida Girl 90.
Remembrance SO, field -.
The third race having received nineteen entries
divided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Is TIE BROTHERHOOD WEAKENING?
TIE LEAGUE NOT LOOKING FOR COMPROMISE
OR AMALGAMATIoN-RECoR

The baseball war continues be the chief topic Of
conversion among the followers OF the game while little
attention given tie chase after tho peanant' Ihat
the cub.owncrs and players have last recognized the
deploIabe condition Of things which the wranghs Ea'
brought about the p1s;ime Is apparent. The players
uneasy ard anxious. and for the first time sho" an
interest in future. This j. something unusual Tor
ball playc, who generally draws hi salary regularly
and arows other people u worry about thc future.
The Players League : undoubtedly weary % the war
and would Joyously embrace suggestion Whch "on'4
bring Lostitcs close. The Brotherhood looks ~ th
old League with greatly increased respect at present
and not As II did earlier tn" deal Issue
The League cub-ouner however, retain The SAND at''
tudc toward their rival A. they did from The Start ahd
unless Loaguc unbends there Is little chance Tor
compromise amaicainat.on.
Farrar the first ba-eman Of the Phlat lpha BFoth'r
hood club Is out with novel suggestion. lie ui'N'
that the easiest way the difference would be 10"
the rival each city 90 play series oil faH'a
together. He suggests victorious team remain IL
the city as its representative nine while the players Of
the yanqushcd team go other city hi, Is, nov"
ever good idea the pooling OF the best payer
in each city The would appcase the followers oil
the game and Insure best baseball ever Witnessed IL
this city, For instance, pooling Of The TWO "-ioN
teams would strongest team ever seen IA TINS
city. Boston. Philadelphia. brooklyn, ChicaaV AZ"
lit,,burc wond ffu would result from consolidation"
In the National League the Philadelphia team con
the lead with the rOokyn tam fecohu su
the Boston nine a good third A. predicted. the Cihch
dropped back and now rpose In four'h p''
That is probably the top the Queen CITY team
will get remainder q the ~eason The Ntw-f"rA'-
PLAYED poorly last week. losing every game. This hhd
Of work win no: help attract people 70 the Polo GFohds
The players need t1Iingto and should GET u
Men who are not playing good tal should be srspende
without salary money paid to men who VIII cara
IT, The League record ~ date l. n follows: