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The Washington critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-16

1t is admitted by the members of
the House that no city in the country
is so much in need of city postoffice
building as Washington. Yet year after
year Congress has signally failed to rem
edy the evil, because certain real estate
dealers had sufficient influence to de-
feat the bill which selected the site for
the building.
The Washington critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-16

Congressman Quinn of New York
and Lawler of Illinois walked through
the marble halls arm in arm. The for
mer is about as radical in his views as
to the holding of the Worlds Fair in
New York as the latter is in holding it
in Chicago.
when Quinn arrived in Washing
ton," said the brainy representative
from Chicago, che lost his eye e-glasses.
He dropped into a well known occulist's
establishment on Pennsylvania avenue,
and said: See here. want you to test
my eyesight and make me a pair of
glasses. Remember, though, that am
from New York, and If you do not so
construct them that it will be impos-
slble for me to see west of the Allegheny
Mountains, / will not pay you for them
And now," said Congressman Lawler,
Quinn cannot even see through his
glasses to read Chicago newspaper. "
The Washington critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-02-16

Congressman Walker Of Missouri
takes deep interest in all District mat
tiers, and yesterday evening said it wns
a shame that the Capital of the nation
had to put up with such th-trap
as the present City Postoffice. II be-
lieve the solution of the problem is for
the Committee on Public Buildings and
Grounds to bring in bill providing for
a commission TO have power to select a
site and let their decision in the matter
be final. Then the question of City Post
office would be settled"
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
prIyGm ucyDAY DELIBERATIONS MARRIED.

The rain intcrfcG~d yesterday with the German oh
scrvancc Of " Ping-t Moutag,7 or whit Monday. In
England il is one Of the Bank holidays. and a, early
a. possible in the morning the crowd, begin pouring
ont # London to TIE many river and seaside r,'H 30
In Germany Whtountidc IL more generally Observed
than elsewhere. the people beginning their outing
In the earliest hours long before daybrvdl~ The da'
has no di.iinciVciy formal ccNnouc- connected win
IT, to drink aud MAKE merry and 10 give black care
the goby. being the prime objects OF tho" VINO 90
1--we the dAy. In this city yesterday morning The
great Ea- SIDE population was early datr, ana IN"
Harlem Teutons were likewise mp bctimcs. Hc'Vlc"0
uerc held IN some of the churcic,. Plans had been
made lv the various bunds' aud " turn vcIcinH tI
excursions 10 parks IN the ncshlOrbOod, but the ram
ur,ycutrd thee: excursions, and the celebration "i
ptng.t- Montag' largely indoor one In tho
hail, Of the many -oci"Ior. To-day, II The weather
,,rnyrs favorable. Of ycs"rday many paus aro
ilely 10 be carried out. the Tuesday follow lng Nhl~
sunday belonging 10 the Whitsnntidc season.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

" NIA TIN p "a. i1r'h'r d'''inr ~ pre-
nor .so.,a' 'orH i?ta n.'c and a. ts Ws't \,
.ar.t o. "4' p.d slowed ~ ios,r, oi 24d2',r bnt
" ' ~ o " ., @a "a ,a, M o. and isda o5 on p
'o r ha' ~" hrk 70 ''Nc cio.ins At "6ssc. Jliy
rt5a t, ta. -tad, DE- r. 70 S,,5 bgt H. WI
i "",' ~ ,',gd , - f,' '
u.-. ,oalld VIM tn. h.a,y -.ine a. W,st .y prom.
ar'r ,nd ,nc ,'oct. M ~ -'Gre ana aI@a; %
'l.r. o. a.. ,oa Co r, ING" ~eF, no 'lc ad'ge.
qnm. .o-,an, lh .h,r nr AZ jho visible supply .atc-
n'nt = .d'er-n-a of cS,o1 bush, aas the
'' nil- tGfN ",c ,'.n l'7 l,S eus
.,I- bush v..' and $40 pks- dour. t.e ,urh There
o.. Ausu,, ,nd seit.@lef. a5.e: Decen6er 9c1.c
ihr s- H. ~ n-G@i,d 'th ei.aA ot 2%4 =, y,G,
T. c pa"~i ia' c;T { G9o o@,s iq'@lr @
asl ''t .dn ,Ng o'l, fo' MILLING at =, @,ri
14,' 14,' ~ "a an@, -, @,'f 5'"r q, IN ,'9," Guo'1a
r' ~ ." c,55 A. ns5!r- dr. jnIy q; fS6i,'@
n.-a,.'-. .o.lr At s7'.r, d. Nlu. Ieol closing a.
= 'a,h}a.a e lT.c ana 1,. a"li ~, W.
(e.2;e, hNElEi- -NonitgnI BAEhLi Ky
,., ,aa t.e s,n',i lars-, ,uiercd de@lnc on ca,h
.,.tht Nor. freer taking .5eoo0 bush op
.i.I. Selling it ".ue." i.ri'c. declined .@lc
leaving n~ steady. l'.. l2- bush
~,f in- oNI bush future 3.oOoO bush spot. incluG.
.n- tngr,l.d Mixed and Whit 3,',ltde', St"'mcr
Nl.t go. aHolt SO. Mixed. 33i, So. elevator.
iodoN. ,Ho1t. yellow. t1'.c "!e,aor I 600 bush for
rlnrr No M,r. co-us nt 31l,c de- Jun'. iod ioi-c.
closing itr. 90 july fn'-, foc. closing ~ flc. do
t4su.' U-.ui'c. cIo'ia' ot u '-c 90 Sy mbor ~
.. closing - t-.. OATS Ncr" also dri rr~-cl.
a- Affected 1rsor receipts. and the hr.aA 800 wheat
art ,o-' ,a.t erd.- declined fr l.HlHc on
White. anf f.ulr Mixed. closing easy. Trading va.
aft 1.'Nc and >Ior.'-, tolk geo GOO hush 40 Mixed
aid Eu White ulff special June. option, wrr"
u-url.. If... vI'h htatD "one" selling Nav broke
lir .lo-lr weak f1fr months declined 81 70 carly.
bush fa'pto. 10000 lu.h -l"t .lrdnt 10 Mi>cd.
ari,r 'l-i 1tnr. 80 8 White H3t.a3ft elevator. 80 -
" .,I 3J,'3.r elevator. 3ir1lirr aro1t do special
ILu. p E. 3ii. r.: SO 90 Whit. 3fd3ttc elevator.
delivered p, t-iG c.ai june. 80 Whit.
a. elevator. Inriad,a M,od W.-t.rn. ~ i31c, White
fn 3G. ~ M. H-A,0aS.c. tlo. lus a. 32i,c
do jun.. 3rN"3c'-c. .o..ng a. 32',c do July Al..H
3c'-r. ro,I', rt 3,'-r, - , WHIT. Nav. 33td3'@c.
closing nf 80. DO lu.. IH o3ii-c closing at a1'lc
tIIp Quoted go O. ood-j.. $50 -. 1880. 80 e..
30 -Oct loo N. ~O4t1r; sharp. $4,000, Rye Feed.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THREE PEOPLE INJURED BY 4 RrSAWAY HORSE

Patrick J. C0nnor driver for Francis Ca~ey. O' ~"
SO Congfc-s.s Brooklyn TOOK the hrid--ll Of bf bay
horse on the pier Wrst Elghte.nth-st. minutes
before YESTERDAY. and hung nO-bag ul Of oats 80
ho hor-cs neck. He left the horse munich u, ont;
while search OF rcfreshnent for himself
loud blast on tugboits whistle close pier cnred
tn hOrsa, which started run. The horso ran The
.cng,h OF the deI before IL was stopped. and IN that DIS
tsnce IT knock d down and injured three 1Onc-horcm
who were not able get out Of lts way. John Lynch,
aye sixty-nye Of 40. 307 West Ninet"entb-N had mT
right hand broAca william Deyinc. age twcnt'-two
Of No 43S West SXt~enth-,t, and hi, leg
wa, broken Henry Mc1rane, youth, of 80. 4iS Wet
srvent9enth-s escaped with severe ltui, his leg
yhere wheel Of the truck struck him. The thi''
sufferers were sent thc NewYork Hospital COnnors
was arrested and 10 the Jefferson Market Police
Court where he released.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE TICKET

The Nominating Committee Of the 'onSoNditcu N'o' "
and Petroleum Exchange have arranged the i'h""I"H
regular ticket for the June election President 'har''
George wilson: first vicepesdent Ihoinh> l. "''No"
second vice president r. 4. Ch"ScbrOugh; treasure T.
Iohn stanton: chairman, Augustus VI. Peters
trustees of the gratuity fund, W. > Perry and d. r.
Yonug; arbitration committee. W J. Alpers T. Mar
shall. J. G. Elliott, J. +. Fowler VI. Hem, .. :"
Renville and L. ". Walter, directors. ID. = AnncN'
T. f. Forrest l.. r. Grifiiths, L. V. de Forest, H. y
Haven NJ Lautcrbach \. ". Peters g. J.. Ring.
W. F. Mollcr, : ". Curtis ". A. Tompkus, J. j.
rusncu II. l.. Kingsbury. LcCrand : ChpIven. \. !
Baldwin, j. Gutman Thomas Frazier W. /. Daniels
and ID. H. MumlOrd.
Mr.. Wilson'S denomination is the fourth one, while
Treasurer stanton and Chairman Peters rcu1"i
mated because II j. unwriticn law II the EAcha' s
tia, IT l. crime t. sussc,t any one c-" for th"~
Offices. The two gentlemen viii never de OF
resign, and they couldn't Dc defeated General Wft
son. who is the nominee for Ar- vice president. hl-
served a. second vice president for two terms and
believes in god discipline AID promotion.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

. foMnFEE-Eo M on the .po: had fairly actye demand
anu th' market was nrmy manianed NO rat
Dcah quoted loa Isle, and undc>crbed do, 7'4c Saies
".o h"e, No q. loasc 800 80 santos, losci OF
mlu Pid's' sales 400 bags Maracalho private terms
onion, were les active owing to the absence OF cable.
from hdNrr where there holiday. At the outset
priccN suffered decline of 5d0 points. but this was
IohoM'u hl reaction OF lOalJ points on small receipts
a. Rio and santos leaving Of steady at about the top
London nd Hamburg W"r. also closed Rio reports
regular INST, $50; good second, 5 G50; exchange
urFan Il receipts e dav,i. 600 bags total stock
ioOoo bags; market firm Santos receipts q days). MI
l.lO purchases for United Stats during the week,
3Vc bags RIO purchases Tor Europe and oher countries
uuf- Wcrk, 1000 bag- Iio clcardnccs by O. steamer
ior lnitd States 1000 bags Rio clearances by sail
for nited States, 0o0 bags Rio clearances FOR Europ"
Of nsd Ht,tc- three freight per steamer. PC and per
cent rimaec per bag total santos stock, $1,000 bags
santos purha-e, for tUed States 1000 bags; Santos
purchase fos Euroe and Other countries. 5000 bags
Santo~ ci"aranccs for United by ~ steamer.
1000 bags santos clearances for Europe and other
cont'~, 2loOo bags. steamers loading at Santos Tor
lnitd states. none; Santos market firm. good average
Sants 30e. Total sales here to-day $500 bag,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
He FOUGHT THE GUARD AND THE TRAINHEN

John Sweeney, boatHan OF POught'cl,c came 20 Nr"
YORK carly Yesterday morning and for the rode on
an elevated train lie had been drinking and stand
ng Oh the platform Of a car blocking the way Of paSsrn'
gers When the train reached FOurtecnb-st going up
town trouble began between Sweeney and the guard Or
Vile y Fisher Of no. lj8 last Elghty-ciPhth st.
swceney saw a friend the platform attempted 10
90 10 him Fisher, the guard, him shove 10 one
side causing him fall heavily platform
Sweeney in a raoc pitched into" fisher and for f."
minutes traffic stopped and things lively
The tronucn porter and ticket chopper Fisher
,s.lstancc Sweeney Oyerpowcrcd and handed over
To Oncer Farney Of the Osk't station, who The
train Sweeney, charged with assault arnigned BE-
fore Justice ornan the Tombs Police and held
in 5000 bail for trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

National Bank whose absence. when he wanted -
vncss ON the trial Of T. j. Classscn. caused com
ent was at Federal Building yesterday ready TO tc
,fy United States DistctAttorncy Mitchell had, how
ever proyed The desired facts BY other witnesses and HI
did not call Mr Hutrhings.
The crossexaninstlon Of General Classscn contin
red The witness asked for his reason for usins
securities the bank TO meet o'erdraf Instead Of DE-
,.,aip0 nayment from Pcll, Wasck CO. for the bonds
in their hands He could give 40 Being asked
whether he had gained anything financially by his connec
,ion with the Sixth National Bank he said mo- have
,,t The taking testimony finished and District
Atorney Mitchell said that he would press conviction
an ten Of the fortyfour counts Counsel will begin the
summing up to-day and the case may to the jury TO-
nigh: or tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
CAMPS IN cTuER CITIES.


Boston, May 2G.The Bostcn Players team lost todays
ssne by bad playing the Md although outbattnr their
oppohents. Tie feature OF the game home run BY
ryan IN the eighth Inning, with two bases. Az
tncAnce, S02. The a. follows:
nesse cssss1 y. L.'"...-~ J %
r, ia. ehits-Bostol II. Chicago .. ErIors-Bost'n
shcaRo &. PitchcIs-RadDoumc pDd Baldwin. I'm
puo-Fvrguson and HOlbert.
The EcstOns lost the today through irabllity 10
tst In nit AT al opportun. Msrr. OF the Gin
enhats did particularly we'll The features OF the game
were the folding of McGsr Of the Bostons and McPhce
1a Mari Of the CLicnpats. Attendance. a54. The
wore was
Chennau ..-........ 2 o i x-4
n. lesahts-Bc.ton 4. Cincinnati q. ErfOrs-Bo-tOn p
SSaeii hsu Q Ptchcrs-Getlcin and RhiBes Umpres,-
S"stfs aad ZacisT'sS.
Phi hisdephi4, May 26.-With two out in Bunslo's
with inning the rain began u fall and when 1t ceased
ne gfvfds unfit for bslplsyinc. The Phsde phia
iob Won. having scored six 10 none for Hunalo
Aneh WA effective while Kecfe was h. hard. The home
n made ave In the second irning on two bases on
ss two fnbies and three hits including KneI's three
sssgef. The Attendance COS. The score was:
knncns,,eilhls Up. L).............. 0 90
NAs" Observation-Disclosures q 90
nasehlts- Philadelphia o, Buffalo v. Errors-Phia-
Ssnas D, Buffalo z. Pitchers-Knell and Keefe. I'm.
~.es-harnes and GanDey
~As gsne between Philadelphia and Ptsburg League
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
4 GUEST AT THE FIFTH AVENCE HOTEL RoBBED

Thon?, FalconeT. merchant from Glasgow, scotland
,bo {. staving the Iifh Avenue Hotel va. awakened
,rly Yesterday morning by hearing some one walking
o,t in his room. lie Wcldrc--rd man pick up hi'
,ousers and leave the room Nj. Falconer followed the
I'm from The room and Saw him enter TIC adjoining room
and lock the behind HIM Mr.. falconcr reported th'
,,,hcry AZ the Oficcr Roche Of th" Nintr'h'h
Precinct, called in and arrested the thiei. IL"
t,o,crs were stili III his room, and in his pocket was
fnnd 1876 which identified by Falconcr a. having b'n
stolen from him. In the Ihti'th.st. Police SLauo u'
man described himself HUI Ion-obc. thirty one y'ir
DID, e was arraPncd In Jefferson Market Court ana h'u
for trial T..
Early Sunday evening sneak thief entered r"" III
tb, Abcniare Hotel aud opn trunk Finding nothing
Of value the trunk the thief contonbd himself VIII" W.
stroying the property In the ROOM
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
CHANGESIN THE UEIGHEES DEPAETNENT
PLANS FOR INCREASING the EfFlGENcY Or
THE SERVICE MIS- =. 81 EIrLNcED.

THE SERVICE NIN b. REPLACED.
surveyor Lyon ha- taken important -t"pt q" rr"ftit
zc aud increase the cnic,nc. of the Ncish"ss' DE
partucut. Loae a,o hc considered Oh" advi-ai.ity
Of corFiuNitiou and Boo, idea, were hciril' approved
bv Collector EriIrlt. Co.I,- pondcnoe with SCR"
ary WiuGom Wa entered upon, and yesterday Mr.
Window sent the following letter 10 the Collector;
The recommendations made in your letter 81 iro"
aly ]. i-Jft. Iul accompanying paper nave h''I
CON. d. .I0d. aud ~" force 'mpl"'"n n the N'ltn'.
Department at yVur porT b. modified g. follows >'I
vice. Discontinued and p1rr- Hbo-hrd 90 ihh' erect
lu each cas-" MIy 81. l-uO laul"- !. N'''c o. i"g'
man Il assistant NcFh"r-. -. !. Class o.. "ud ih"
Office ~ assistant Wrg"r., Nu. -, Bass o.. hn" vacant
five assistant Wc.ghcf., acting a- ioirWcn ia H-
.i,tut Wcchcr,. acting o. CLERKS.
You arc requested tp report the names 81 the 'il
p!oyc- elected for rcparpn fum h" service, I'D d'
r0rdauco with the foregoing GlTr,tlou
You are hereby authorized =, uomlu2t" suitable
person, for appointment 10 additional Office, Il, i'l
oWs:
i!vp wc!gher- Cli- !. with compensation a. th"
rate Of - 600 each .cyrn clerks 'lt,, !. with '"H
pcnsaon at the rde of II ZOO year each - serve
lu the Ncghcr-' Department. a- -ursc-t"l in the
letter Of the surveyor. dated Jauutry 10, 11Ho.
The name, Of the men Displaced have not been
few day to consult with Mr. Wndom. The col
l,ctor made q request to the Examining Board Of n"
Custom llou-c yesterday to fla on - da} for a com
pctltiVc examination
Another piece of new that Interested the poll
tcials yesterday wa, the rumor that Deputy Col
lcctOg " f. Fcnncr would offer 300, resignation.
He Is from Chautauqua and }, large mdnuil, tuf'r
he could carry on his busn,,s ard Official place
together.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE. .TyESLINGER NAY Re INSANE.

John COnnors supposed 10 be Jack, the Ink Singer
va arraigncd FOR examination before Justice Ford. W
the YOrkVle Police Court. yesterday afternoon MI
Ethel Warner. who identified COuuor, yesterday morn
ing a. the man who threw ink her Dire, Iu sixth
ave. about weeks ago, was present IN court. bui
was not called upon 10 testify a. ~ judge OrcrA0urs
COnnOr,s counsel, put In plea Of insanity and aoh"d
that hi, client De- examined IN regard to hl-
mental condition. This request Wa granted, aud the
necessary order Issued. Police captain kllllci
ss,,d that the examination should take place Oc"
ana announced that report IN the case would be-
made TINS morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

teams was stepped b. rain in tie fourth inning Each
nine had run 10 its credit
cambridge, May 26.-1he Wilmington team defeated the
Harvard College nine today by the following score
ITar1arG irHarf'On Ton ....;. ........ G-i5
bs.sehits-Whmngten 10, Harvard II. ErI1rs-Wh-
TmisOh s. Harvard 10. Batteries-Sten and Williams.
BateS. Cummings and Upton
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

The continued disagrecable weather is paFins N -
,,h me Golfer. Of all the local baseball CLUBS rNe
were nayed in this ncChborOOOd YESTERDAY yet the
.,,sndonr would not equal fair days crowd at the
Polo GROUNDS last year All the local teams were
tl except the New.York Players ciuo - 49,. >,
The game at the Polo GROUNDS was ,1a .a[ona
io,N 'I ~, a home nine after game well played and in
VICTOR ~. , '"o The chicago made only one
error set that bunder was instrumental ]" giving >'"'
York the victory. .,.. ,rh,oh .ccorr,s
'r., ,r., pp.ie did not pitch ceverly as usual
Iornns wrencbed his ankle in the third inning and also
a,aa y.e,hroOE played capital game his baseht
In The lucky seventh inning bringing in the winning runs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Galveston. May 2G.-Cotton nominal niddiing lt,c &
low mddlmR ! ~ good ordinary, llci net anu P''
receipts. 10; stock 9l9. ~ 90. nal,
Norfolk. May 20.-Coiton steady rlddiing, l-c' h''
receipts, 1913 sales, 20 sio,k o'oV lou
-, annah, May 2GCotton nrn; middlhs li@sc, row s
middliEP, lI2c good ordinary, iOs net alu Ffo,.
CENTS, 1872 exports coastwlsc osi 'aicH. ~ H'
1881. -,s,,,., ttz.c
low mddling. llAc: good ordinary. ~ 2Ioc No os !.
gross receipts, 2,OtS exports TO Great EFaih ''-''
sales 500; stock, 52..lJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

actual number OF admissions the college will be about
ooo' The regular examinations OF the students Of the
college for promotion Will begin Thursday and continue
next week This year the graduating class number about
sixty The commencement will be held at the Metropolitan
opera House OH Thursday, June 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

crr61s"Sew.YOrk !. chicago .. Eett on bases-New
Work 6 Chicago 10. First base bslls-Or Rusc o.
Of Hutchinson T. Struck out-Dy Ruse 8, By Huichn'
Son g. Two-base ht-,.lasscock. sacrifice hits Ester
hyook Hutchinson. Stolen base-Neagle. Double plays
Glassok Basset and EsterbIeok benny Glasscoek and
Tstcbrook asscock and Esterbook Andrews and Burns
Mid pitches-Rusie 3. Hutchinson |. Passed balls
sonmers l. Neagle l. Jmpre-Lynch Time OF game
2:o3
At Brotherhood Park only 2S3 persons witnessed the
second game between the NewYoIk and Cleveland Players
teams The New. Workers did not put much dash into
their work and rather easily beaten. Dunlap
r.yed his with the local club and the little he
had do he did we'll Neither Connor not Richard
,on played. The
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QvOTATIONs OF BLEVES.

t,o4 10 Prime steers sof year ago at - 3pa@i 90
and ti. average price Wa> O~timated q: - 20
HfENES.-R,c~pts l9i car.oad- OF - head-39 car
loads a. Wrcha for shipment 20 Euoir % 'hIiOaus
~ O,ukcn FOR SIDE sdugAtcrcr-, 81 tatotl> at
ana 81 carload, for i0th> butchers and The II carloads
J"r,ry city Nerc for sale with the exception Z" D
carloads consigned direct -,,
carly. Poorest best ,t-er, sold az - -3&F9 ID l~F
lO0M with no choic. offered; bull, at s3 l1d>5 20
'rhc latest ,ab. ldNIccs show material chang" in
the beef cattle markets OF Grat ButIm. l,e-
frigrrat,d beef h. bringing barely 81 or best quaHN
and ol course Whcrr forced lower nture> have
10 be- a,cpt,d In many cases American st'ers, winch
are sold na'nly by the head. Will hardly average over
I ~ ti.d with ,h0.c" selling AZ It'd INuori'rS do not
ON the ocean arfyc at their destination and are closed
out The only encouraging feature, arr th' dc're.- d
shipments rrom tn" last cw day>. and IN" Sh
home supply English markets lNi"ft'F>. Wherever
lo,.blo are converting catt" space % other freight u,"
and arr makng best ter-> r.bic with IA" steamship
lin, who. contracts ahead for many wcs%> Tht
tiad. Tor the balance ~ the year.
Nv the Alndne-s Of Ar Thomas H. Pa'ni'r We are on
and H. G. Sut,r has covered Newport N,w' a. wril a.
Enltlrrorr The promltnesS with which MI ~ l''Arf
dixie has FORWARDED Montreal shipments should also oe
p S,aIdSmlth will put 3s2 cattle aud 5o4 shccp on
the Monk.eaton to.uoilow and Ea~tnan' company "aN
the nevada with ZOO quarters oi hrrt , -, ,, ,.l,
sales ol Chicago and Western dr. sed De, Tor t'
ending Satlrday a. follows: lb NNlit - = ''s
rarrns,,, of Chicago dressed 1ictaf- WrSht - n ~
h. ayeraer price OF :, u per 100 = h{ g. IL nam
80 a., ,reut, JJ3 carca--rs ol chicago dressed
a, ,yrl,ht per carcass n. average price OF
"a ~ mon 100 n hv the Armour Packing Company to
,ros!cs ~ Kansas city dressed. aNera2r weight 90 NJ
40 the average price OF - IL per iVo "a an n ~, ight
Co o.e c,rca,,rs Of Chicago dressed aNcfSs "'isnO
n.r rn rco-s 137 n avcrag" oi - IL per ~" ~
,.ood ., Prime steers sold ago ht ~ -o"Ff 3D.
and t,n average was c-tmatrd az - 10
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE CITY COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS

The examination OF candidates from the public schools
, admission TO the College Of the City Of NewYork was
,,lo,a Yesterday. There are 2lS candidates, All oi
whom are over fourteen years old The rsut OF inc cN
au,n,t,oos Will not be known for several weeks Inc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF rh.' PM - -.
Xs.on,a,.,s crude oil market opened without tho
,.,oloprcrt of any new feature Of interest lho
hears were not supported by any fresh unfavorabio
news from the petroleum country, but their side was
strcne-b,ned by some in the refined markets.
The conspicuous feature was duness ana Whue ,hcrS
,ng cXtron,e caution in putting ont new llnes OK
hnrt ,6e holders Of options were crcumspect III as
frbntinc selling orders. The market has ioSt mnGa ia
=, ~ iee,e snap" and has yet 10 be tested by neid
W rr w. ~ = bearlsh nature OF by free offerings. Inc
close wa, heavy at lowest points . =.
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

Earned Brooklyn ., Pusburc l. Left Oh Da-ce-
Boosyn 5 Piti.burg ~ Firs base or errors Bro36
iyn 3 Plttsburg q Fret base balls on murphy 10
N calvin . Struck out-By MuIphy 3. By calvin O.
Sacrifice hrs-McGcacny ]. Murray 2, kuehne toicorar
/ calvin - stolen bases->eeiy .. Ward ], CaIron /,
cofcofon !. Two.base hts-orI / secry L. Ward . 2
pays-MuflAy orr and Kinslow. Bcckley and Corcoran
wild ptchcs-Gslvin /. Umpies-hnght ana Jones
Tine OF qsmc-2 hOuIs minutes.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27
III. nrooklxn and colnmng. tam. rlayea a. Ridge.

The Brooklyn and Columbus teams played at Ridge
wood Park the home team winning after well'Payed
game. Mattmore pitched in good form, while FenneIJ
and GcIhsidt also materially assisted the horne nine TO
victory. The
Eo;s3ya h;GoSlyn q. AJ.~--9 3 3 81
Earned runs Brooklyn 3 Columbus o. First base on
Brooklyn g. Columbus J. Lot brooklyn
e Columbus D. Base on hall--On Mstt.mOic ,, oil Cast
light ;. Struck out-Gorhardt Scifke Gastright Two.
bsse h!ts-seifkr, C,crhardt BOwes, Ot Onnor stolen
lases-simon. DAILY, Fennelly ~ MsttimorI Esrrday.
Daily P.tZ. Ccrhardt Snced John -OI,
fstefday Gastrght Double plays-GastIgh Crooks and
L<hsne, Daily and OBrien GcIhardt and o'Bri"n WIZ
prhes-(,asti Rht ., Msttmore 2. Passed bals-BoweS
0Connor. Umpres- -Enslic and Bsrnum. 1ime-l 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-27

Famed runs-CleNeland T. First base on errors-Nc"-
York 2 Cleveland .. Left on bases-Ne1or& 70 CleNc
land = First ball--Or j. Ewing /, BakeN 4
fhIce.base hit-sutcne. Twobsse hit-Lsrhn. saeri
nee h!ts-Whitney Radford Larkin, 1cbeau stolen
tascs-Ewing 2 Brown. Radford. Double pi9Is-Radforl
and Iebeau. ORourke. Ewing, Brown, Hatheld ny by
utcher-Tebeau. Wild pltches-lak'ly ana J. L"lnS
Passed bal-SutcliGe. Umplres-Matthews and Cunning
Time Of game hours minutes
The Brooklyn and Cleveland teams crossed bats IN
rain and mud at Washington Park. The home nine
played excellent form and won easily collins pi'E'a
a fine gam second bssc and FouA DID eNceleht "ofh
with the bat This the