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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yo.k. Friday, Fob. 7:-BGLvE>-B"eir'' ~
G', IS o[ S g a a at o6cAca S ,9
and 50 carloads AZ j,r"y Ctf Tor tnr m1tA.i ""'l"
S S ay0 bur-. rodiy BIT tie gh ariiya; W. eG
Nt' ~ Up bct na;i,r Steers cold az - o5osj So
tworar lot of Coortdo, 70 ~ 40 and e-0
~ 90 bulls ~ 73a5 21 cows and he'ci, at - llqsi -
con RGr1 to O choS @ S>tia bringing Sc T1,
All combine to diminish the consumption Of beef and
port nrm eling. with refrigerated boz selling 90 -;
and American steers at lldl22c estimated dressed "erL
SR9@sa., Saurday 200 cattle the o Mariso and 80, 81;
in the Auana by Eastmans Company and 2,0'2 quarters
n , I Sa2b6s s by s. D4back %aina Win
o % GPSd c apnt 6o S S's IRON Of ' b % shses
anu sa CC NO goldsmith 50 Colorado steers eOmfed. 1929
G91s@ a. o5 % DO no dS rsoI az 30 &? d.
1891 N, At - 81 Il Do i2s0 n a. = 80 49, I"s
3D. NS1toS 4 ';iliet; 81 Indiana steer, 1869 n ats.?S:
90 . p gGT nu az 2s5 n al % 20 d.
1885 H. at - 80 do, 1920 n, at -.
= S6 Is az - 20 10 Do liz r. az
- DO; d. 1903 9o At ana I?S DO TO- Icss s. 81 o.
tx . 60 20 @ GoSS ofn 1880 $50 iaI q 3
Pc9p}yaoa Cow; so b. q; y Is lao - o., $40 o.
do NJ s gpc a. so e'l S d. S' ss g. az g 20 IS d.
1850 n a. > 3o 9Hcn and Cows, 1888 N, at - %;
e y iG;a s s, no, s 3 At .cj
o.
- %
pl1nt Bros . Western Balls, 1880 n at -
CALNES-R,cript> $50 head. Of which ll3 az OOth'
st. and carloads back. with considerable" unc'r
talntv a. % when they VIII arrive. The limited sales -
far q, reported GG72e for common TO good Vcas
u choice stock would bring Sc
Dressed Calves in fair demand at Yesterdays quotitions
SalcsD. Harrington: III Veals, .lOj n, at DC per NJ
- Newton 4 Gictt: vcals. 1876 n, at 80.
SHEEP AND LAIBS-Rcccipt.. Including caHe'dss
ca loads at and carloads at Hoboken: mo
SlNti.tlst stock delayed by the floods IN INC
Mohawk Valley and probably viii not get through before
carloads reported back 81
tho washout The butchers fockcd @ Jersey CITY ana
there firm active market for both sheep and lambs
with tho former In light supply and higher Poor 20
prime sheep sold at - i0Gs6 % per 100 y; good 70
prime lambs 80 Godt7. and no very choice Offered
Spring Lambs steady at 50 506S7 80 per head.
Dressed Mutton In fair demand at sfo2e. and dressed
Lambs firm at aloe extra stock bringing lOLc)
average. at SO Der 100 - = 19i 60. 99L' -. at 80
NJ. Collins $50 ohio Sheep 1852 ~ at 90 - II
Western do 81 - - so 100 Michigan Lambs. - -.
at - 1913 western do. 81 -, at - eco do II - -
50 SO.
newton GIlctt: I57 Ohio Lambs. 81 -. at a. -
Ohio Ewes common. 70 b. at - 30.
Judd 4 buckingham: OBJ Michigan Lambs, ga u.
moGS-r:.rcipt. 10 carload, as head all at Jer.
scy CRY The iOthst Hogs afc bloodhound and tho
yardusster had inflammation to he time when they
get through There is plenty Of pork In The city,
and II no Hogs arrived Cor month there would be no
scarcity Noinay steady at IS 7odsi for fall 70 good
HozS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
cA,E, ArGrrD IL rIr oorEr or APpEALS


Albany. FEB. 27-rLc fJn0wiug ease, were today
argued u the Ii-, Division Il tl.' Court 81 Appeals
In the matt.r II the VIII u Jane +. kclcman. de
ceased.
T.rHc, Fcut %. a., administering. "'r ~ pondcnt
AIT. the second avenue RAILROAD Company. appellant
John Qulll. a. administrator, etc. respondent, aSt
the Ncv lori, tcuti. and Hudson River Railroad Com
pdny. appellant. -.
Clarl-, l.. Graves. respondent. ar. Augustus e.
Grave etc. and other, appellants.
following b. 90" dtf calendar Tor Monday. March
No. -. 81. 5j. 5d. -. D.. %" aud o.
In the second DIVISION. to-day. the following cases
were argued
Margaret Eirriau. enthusiastically. etc. appellant.
agt the ocean steamship company. respondent.
Emma VI. iiovaith. respondent, at. John H. How
aIth. ID, admin TRAITOR. ct'.. appellant
lu the matter %. the viii of Charlotte Bennett do
ccI .cd.
Iamc, Fraser and another. a, executors, etc. Ic.
-poud"u,. at MARGARET NcNauShion ana Others, etc.
appellants.
herman Ecccr" a. administrator. etc. appellant.
agt. The Imperial Coudcl oi nited Friends respond
cut..
Following j, th" second Division day calendar for
Monday Sos. 49,. 1851. 80, 81. 7'J, .3J. 30 and
e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

FGEic, >Nn Doiii ~ DRIED tRt ii-rng d.
iruon OF I'll pm, f. not @ u'-y 'iEr a. mt ns Of
ifal. ~ hca Stad, '' Ca-', arnly hcd at q.
FLorE ND N-Lor' rlpp"r' "er% . n9d, Ia'e
MEN mo., mere. c,nfiG u ~. 'qlns :, . and
%s na "y'' T rS, H5S:' o,,, to
ma,n. :, to ry the srn,l Aps ~ on; Of i, adj ADJ
~ 90 or cNTort acadrf no J,i, Nv lNtl. % -
de-, 300 p5, Nun' cot, Ntrp - ."e mn, o.; $50
bhI, Winter Wn,at tN'rl - ~ -, ~ b9i' HH,S
ta,ions City Mn EI,ra YES. Indie, @50S5 81 patcI
~ d1@ - faT T., co,3c - ioGs 30 mnc, So
70 10 ~ IT., orine% 10 1S tS, - oV rSt "a as
ccar >, 5%4, Is RI, MIXTURE. - ioSpi 80 sua,sl,,
q d Gs"9 !i'S a d. aos SaerSs ;pnT and
C T'pS g. 90 sSSGT,'fflir araascd ~ prc and
q"rt >a, (2o e0l f ''' Pa - II oa ;! 20
and FIVE ET& FISH .5a ,iy $sa .S
9G Ob' Hsr@%: r. I'G5 e. ?"S ap 81, nail
hr$AM NI 1,, n.,c Go% q. . ao
- % ard I,s,& YIN. 4. = , q ., .san furnished
M an aIl ,n pc S5i . ' sad there WE'RE
fr,qcn chanee> hon, TIE 'c', a. ough The cio,9
Of ye.tcrda FAIRY ca9 came ~ fsheTt IN SOIE ca
P%a late 'ft a2Sf talk ' DaI condition Of french
helped the maAc Gns,' ana b EMS' Iigh,
ss to rRS s .t G i' gT g Ia . con I absurd
%I"f t Their, were fa ceS inces the
board ncary &. 900 p.gs gotg o" ana ChiS@go p's'
Ion, The Northwestern ar'i. however wrrs w S3n,
paIStItye} hG@G1 S"S rhc .al TO- r6, the upward
movement In the day p-i 1t" cables "'n rrN 70
't'iE ,iold had i..rn gre, is exaggerated and on
Xii, there wa, considerable realizing both here anu a. w
West Leading rea, ton m, cNpot Dg' L, az ="
Louis was also denied which add'd tO t' Ln III 100 oo6
bsh lriug dealt In started at 81 Ou'4 "a, against
II nGis the official close Yesterday ana SUBSEQUENTLY,
owuri nj 81 or. gradually declined 10 81 90 ?-lo raw
i and rc :sSi Eq's y y%f ase 'sl s
head rrrcips G471i bush; clcarances o. -1o onsh
what 67Coo pkcs nonr On the soS u t W." >in
oot 0no hush ungridcd rod u hl aside nom MhCh
t,-rn was little done After Change there "rrr 2OOo
lush 40 Northern spring sold. & T. ana L. 10 MIL r.
ncudin2 migrated erIns ana Winter h,u ~ ioi torc
hr AMI ~ Il 10 40 Fcbruary. ~ 09sasl l0
rIong az - o9s March. II 0"'idFl lO? closing az
June Al O3}.dfl OiE. closing at - XSt 40 '4Sl;
: 90 o.iGa-i Oh clO,hg a, ~ ooH 90 Auggotl o. q
p7irc. closing 97c do SeIen9er Tao.5e' cIo1g ."
3c do Dcccoiber. 9s a'2Ic closing at 9Vc X
Sow aud nonimsl Western qnGiea e5nesc STATE so
SO Canada 7sdsoc BARLLI-Qnle 70. ana bareli
W.'tcrn 7sdsic; No. Canada. Soc LAtra No. =, 90"
~. No / Canada SSGDOc; twor0wcd STATE. sue.
RA;LrY MALT-st"ady and 1ue,,: i"efS CE Stavs
Ojdfl 30 city nrd'; western Sbd'Zc .---,oitN
,-, active. and prices Iulc1 somewhat unsettled mo
the outset with some local covering But the csDr al
Hir,, yer weak and Will" ia" receipts az Chicago
IN ihe oiduc cereal prompted RAILING The result va
a lrak oil 4ds.c from the top. leaving on barely >eaiy
Spe, o'S ciord ITr a@r , %n cg Sh b
thcr" rcle -iN load, sold. cost. freight and tn-ur
Cg bus. ",a4 6 osR p and dG s
including ungraded Mixed and White at 65d 655c steamer
Mixed. e5is de6tc elevator; No. Mixed. GSSaGSs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
A SICK Nan ROBBED By HIS NURSE.
AMAZING TO FIND HIMSELF IN THE GRAsr OF
A POWERFUL THIEF.

-
4 POWERFUL THIEF.
A thief accused Of rCbbing sick man who was III
his care was locked up at Police Headquarters on
Thulday night and yesterday he held for trial at
the jefferson Market Police Court. He is known to
tle police as John johnston alias = Big JOHN ana he
is hfty-one years old At times he has earned an
honest living as trained nurse About month ago
he was hired 10 attend william H. Dunnng. president
81 the United state, Life Insurance Company Of
Detroit Mich vi o had come & this city on business
and had been taken sick in his room at the Ne|> ork
Hotel Mr. During was much better at the cXplrl-
ton Of two weeks concluded 10 dispense with
Johnston's services but Johnston expressed desire
10 take care of him until Mrs. Dunnng. who had been
summoned arrived in Ncw-NOrk.
ON the night Of February II Mr.. DunninG was
aroused from sleep by feeling hand on his breast and
he discovered that Johnston was trying to steal 800
which he lad in the pocket Of his night shirt Mr.
Dunning seized Jonston's hand but he was helpless
in the grasp Of the thief who forCbly took away tn
money and fed from the room. other guests IN thH
hotel heard Mr. Cummings cries too late 10 pursue the
thief who left the hotel without trouble. IL was Oh
covered later that Johnston also lad broken into Mt.
DunnnS's trunk and had stolen a watch ana some
Jewels worth nearly 500. ,.,
Information Of the robbery given TO Chief In
sno,tOr yrncS who sent detectives 10 search for
Johnston Detectives Titus and Mccarthy found the
thief in a 1hird.avc bccr-shop on Friday night ana
arrested him Mr.. Dunning mad left the CITY, but he
received u telegram at Buffalo Yesterday morning ana
will return 20 prosecute the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
THE COURIS.
WIRES AND POLES IN TIE STREETS.


Judge Ingralam. in the supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday heard the argument upon the application
OF Colonel David :. Brown. for permanent injunc.
ton restraining the Metropolitan Telegraph and Telc
phone Company from strnging wires IN front Of mis-
house, at the southwestern corner OF Amsterdamave
ara seventy -,ecOnd-st. While the argument was in
progress Judge IngIaham interrupted the counsel and
said that the act Of 1913 appropriated the streets for
specific purposes and that their for telephone poles
ard wires not Of those purposes. Any one
who used The streets for purposes not contemplated by
IN" law maintained nu-anccs il they interfcrcd with
the rigl' Of the property owners along the street.
In answer TO this. the counsel for the telephone
company said that he had andavits from large num-
Dor Of real estate dealers showing that the fact that
TIE wires strung along tho streets did not de
cca~e the rental value Of the property in the least
lie offered stipulatc that if the injunction not
granted the company would remove all its wires with
IN SIX months. The sideways had not been built III
that street vet he said, aud the company could
put its wires under ground Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES ~ MCRIGAN

Grand Rapids, Mich, Feb. 27.--A dispatch TO Tho
Democrat from Lansing says: The Democratic state
Convention called 10 order at Iiaris opera House
yesterday by +. II. HO,fOld, secretary Of the Demo
cratic Central COMMITTEE Mr.. lO,fOrd called Lleutcn
ant-GOvcrnor Strong to the chair rs temporary clair
man. speech nominating John W. Champlln, Of
Grand Rapids for Judge Of the supreme Court was
made by Levi T. Griffin, of Detroit. Judge William
Newton, Of Flint, was the opposing candidate. \ call
Of the roll gave Judge Champln go and Judge Newton
1873 AID Judge Champln declared the lnalmOl1
choice OF the convention. Charles = william, and
Arthur \. Clark were nominated for Regents Of the
state University.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
ODDS AND ENDS or SPOTS.
IN TIE ATHLETIC WORLD.


The Board Of Governors of the Manhattan AthieuC
Club has authorized the Athletic Committee to de'otc
the profits Of the annual indoor athletic games 10 DC
held I'm Madison square Garden on the evening vi
Saturday March H. toward defraying the expenses VI
their champion Of athletes to the English chaih
pioDshps in June. Boxes and reserved seats are H""
on sale at the clubhouse. also at Tysons.
The Pacific Athletic Association has informed 'le
Amateur Athletic Union officials that il has fOrInen lt'
association and has delegated Mc,-rs. Gift. Scahdoh
Scott Rix to the Pacific Association upon
the Amateur Athletic Union board.
The games to be rolled In the Kings Comfy IN
dividual bowling tourney this evening are rs follows
IIyland against Hitchcock. Spiller against lyland
Hitchcock against Splllcr The games for Monday are
Providcnt against Lincoln Council. Elangec against
Providcnt, Lincoln Council against Elangcc.
There will be two games Of baseball played By The
9TH Regiment League tonight at their armory, The
first one beginning at O'Clock and the second at !"
I'm the first game the Cur1tc brothers will form the
battery for the crack 9Th Company y. j. y. G. team
and in the second game Kerwin. Of the y. \. ~ I,
will pitch for Company G. against Arnold. OF Il, VINO
struck out twenty three men last saturday night;
The first indoor handicap game, OF the 'lsi Ecel
ment Athletic Association Will bc held at the armoN
at Forty nfth-st. and broadway, tonight reception
will follow the games.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
MORE REPORTS ABOUT An INSURANCE. FIRM

Insurance circle, Of thi, city interested yes
tcrdav over another report that the Union Mutual
Accident Association of On caeo which has branch
Office IN ;hi, city, At No. % broadway. wa about 10
hiI President John II. Hamilton and seven Fl tho
director, have signed. accord nS To the report WHICH
says that the company = III pOl way "''" .""' ="
di.rnccfl ccap,c /, inevitable. because II has done
rccLI.. hu.io,- Th, lose, incurred recently. 1t -
mid amount T. 10000. At one time the company
had over 1000 policies in force but members IT.
signed rapidly aud the receipts were greatly diminished
In the early part Of the month there was hlila tt, ~
Tho treasury and hrce OF the nine directors resigned
Application will probably be made Tor lrc,iFer' ii'
conlpanv formerly did "A large llsnea' III las CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
CHERRY DIAMOND ATHLETES ANNOYED.

The members Of the Manhattan Athletic Club are IN.
conscd at the criticisms the club BY less popular
and fortunate athletic organizations. The Cherry Diamond
club has been charged with ii, for securing SO
MANY pums at the recent organization the Metropolitan
Association Of the amateur Athletic Union.
"Messrs Mathcwsor. MINIS and Curtis should lot b.
offended at the OF that meeting, said George w
Carr of the Manhattan Athletic club. yesterday The
zeal trouble Ice Jealousy upon the part 81 th
Berkeley and Ncw.YoIk athletic clubs why should not
the Manhattan Athletic Crb be recognized l. 10 net the
leading athletic organization o: the countyi There Is cf'
tanlv club which disputes claim to that PROUD
distinction" and Mr. Carr smiled rather saIcastcally
"1ac Manhatt,n Club take, the lead In all atheuc
Affairs and the other clubs should bccrudc the ccoS
milton which our efforts have not able To bo
present AZ tho Amateur Union meeting. but Wish nan
been there A. | the now. am forced 70 DE-
l.,e that the Union made mistake in MAKING t'
Board Of Managers twenty instead Of fifteen, a. osl
nay ntcndcd'' .
A. g. Mills. the coming president Of the Ncw-hot"
Athletic Club SAYS that uc that the Ncw-ioN ''p
wanted TO freeze" the smaller clubs i wholly N'o''
foundation in fat said Nh NllS yesterday ~" u''''
gate from that club at the convention was party T" any
.atc or scheme to restrict the number or chorc Z" ''P
scn,ativcs ~ tn association. II j. qnlt' u'' %
| advocated fixing the numb o manager" ~ ui''u' "
that represented my ndN iaua judgment ana Wa J." u"
sense dictated bv my club by anybody mu''"' NV
only different suggestion received by mo from any 7ou'
outside Of my club wa. for stll smaller npmb'i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
TIE BRADnrRsr PROPERTY MAY BE SOLD.

Justice Lawrence. in supreme COart, yesterday
signed order authorizing The sale Of the BradhurSt
property between e-hundrcd-and -forty-egh and
Onchundrcd and forty -ninth Sts.. the Boulevard and
the Hudson River. The property entailed and the
heir, had to the passage Of special act Of the
Legislature get permission TO sell H. The property
was decided by j. NJ Bradhurst and Elizabeth Brad.
hurst al, wife, 10 dickson W Field r.. and Mary
Elizabeth Field. hts wife. and after the death Of Mr..
ana Mrs, Field II was TO 90 to their children. dickson
Field died and hi, only daughter was married to an
Italian Prince and il the Princess Elizabeth
Bradhur-t BrancaccO. The property Is v"'Iablc but
IL j. used for gardening. and tn" income from IL IS only
5000 year and the taxes are 5000 year. All
the difficulties have been cleared away and tho
property will be sold at the Real Estate Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
COLONEL r. F. OBEIRNE'S FUNERAL.
MANY OF HIS OLD MILITARY COMRADES AT.
TENDIT.

TEND 1T.
Many old soldicrs gathered yesterday morning to
my Tho last honOrs to their cOmrade Colonel Richard
r O'Bcirnc The funeral procession was from tho
holse of Thomas H. OCOnnor No. IL West Forty fourth
st. by the 1st United states Artillery Colonel Lodor
in command and detachment Of infantry from Bed
lows Island under Captain Wethercll At the Church
Of st. Francis Xavier. where the service held the
body was met by members of the Loyal Legion and Of
George Washington Post, &. A. r., about seventy in
D,,r,bcr under General Charles A. Carleton. In the
church a solemn high mass was celebrated by Father
NcKinnon assisted by Fathers Denny and Van Rens
seIaer Monsignor Preston was also present. The
funeral sermon was preached by the Rev. Walter
elliott Of the Paulist Fathers, who was a lifelong
friend of Colonel OBeirne and served with him in tho
war.
After the service the body taken TO Calvary
Cemetery for bdria accompanied to the Thirty fourth
ST. ferry by the military escort. \ detachment OF
twelve followed to the cemetery. and fired vOllcy
over The grave The palbearcrs were General Ftz
Iohn Porter General William d. Whipple. Colonel
phip SCHUYLER, Colonel Peter = Niche. General John
Newton, Colonel +. :. Otis, Captain II. H. Patterson
General Hoiatio G. King. Colonel c. " swift, General
I !. Nilhau James Elliott, Dr. j. Y. u. Middleton
Dr. A. X. smith, +. d. OConnor Joseph W. AlSop
and John F. Ennis. Among Others present were Gen
cral, VI. T. Mcmahon. Wager swayne. T. I. Locke
Thomas ". Swecny. Robert Nugcnt and g. II. Nc
Kibbin Major George De Forest Barton, Medical
Directors Bloodgood Martin and Peck, of the United
states Navy: Captain r.. l.. Burnett Lieutenant
Loyal Farragut, Lieutenant kiliaen Van Rensselaer,
M MAJOR H. b. smith. Colonel j. j. Siocum, captain
c. H. Butler. Major Morris Asch. Colonel A. L. Clark
Gapa@d c. vi EeGn1 D nerata Charlie
TompkinS Major j. B. Homer. Colonel John T. Robe
Captain w. IL jewell Lieutenant t1 IT, Hn ,iTh,
Colonel John Lockwood. Colonel J. W. Britt Colonel
Alfred Crancy. Captain Henry Erben and Major Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
cpt,rI NURSE SENT To PRISON.

Justice Brady. in the Court of oyer and Fernincr.
Yesterday sentenced Henry q. K. Lawrence u imprS
oomcnt for two wears and eight month, I'm the state
prison. Lawrence the In BELLEVUE Hospital
who struck Henry ". .prague, While the latter was
suffering from delirum trcmcns. lie wa indicted for
mansaughtcr IN the first degree, bat the evidence 81
the ply siCians that the blow gwen by Lawrence
prolonged the life Of Spracuc instead Of Fastening h>
death and the frs Indictment qua-l!cd. ana a
second one for assault I'm the third ccgicc va, occurred
Lawrence put I'm defence and the Jury l0und YER
diet for the crime Of which he was indicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
TIE RECEIVER no LONGER NEEDED.

George g. Haven, jr.. who was recently appointed
receiver FOR the property Of the Oregon Improvement
Company, situated IN the southern District Of this
stat. in consequence of the suit of the company and
PRO per W. smith, against the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company and Other corporations was discharged in
the United state, Cacut Court Yesterday The
receiver appointed Us tir United states Court in
oregon. discharged go Thursday. and the order
issued here the onto DE- II that action A. al
ready announced iu T.. Tribune. The company
-olycucy ina, been established, aud there longer
exists any need II ir,' lNcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
THE SPOOL AND BOBBIN TRUST.

Woonsocket, Il. J., Feb. 27.-The American Bobbin
ard Shuttle Company, which has purchased the works
OF the Woonsocket spool and Bobbn Company, ha,
also purchased the works OF the Gun Brown shuttle
Company formerly the Union Shuttle Company, at
Lawrence Mass. The machinery OF this company will
be moved 20 Lowell Mass. The works Of the Durham
Bobbn and shuttle Company, in North Carolina, and
those Of the Kentucky Bobbn and Shutt" company at
Louisville. are being APPRAISED ana Dbl VIII DC
amalgamacd with the American. IL Is stated udt me
machinery and bushes, will be transferred 10 the
NoonSOckct plant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28

defeat OF that body Mr.. Allen thinks none OF the
commissioners will resign.
Springfield. ILL.,, Feb. o7.-N rieetng OF prominent
livestock In this city resolutions adopted
asking the legislature TO appro late $4,000 to be
awarded in cash prizes for livestock owned in Illinois
and exhibited at the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
4 bill was approved and will DC presented to tho
General Assembly providing for at least the amount
named and that the state Board OF Agriculture be in
structed to appOrtiOn the prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
, NURDERER CAUGHT AFTER 90 YEARS.

Eelvidere y. j.. Feb 27.-The shciih OF Monroe
COUNTY Pcnn has received letter from inc ett'c
~ Washington saying that William BROOKS one OF the
nurdercrs of Theodore BrOdhead at the Delaware cap
4, ,8Gs had lust been captured in that state BROOKS
and his companion. CHARTS Ormc were tlicd ana con
%irtcd Of The crime after which b0tl escaped from
,aii Crmc was subsequently captured and hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
DEL\Y, IL EEnRGNYIzNrlON.

judge Mgaham granted yesterday, in the supreme
Court. Chamber. another weeks extension OF time
10 those who arr trying - icorcanzc the American
Loan and Trust Company. The securities ~ the com.
pauy arr heinz investigated. AID II has taken moro
time t. do tn, than wa AZ first anticipated. y
>-ocbholdcr in the company d"acd Yesterday that
there bad been hitch IN the negotiations Tor re-
or.aui.atpu but aid that the lit of tho company :
-c.urur, would %" ready for the stockholders on
or ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
\ VETERAN SEER, REINSTATEMENT.

Char.ri sargent applied 10 Judge Incraham, in the
supreme Cont Chambers. Yesterday. for a maadamus
= compel sheriff German to irnSate him n, chief
clerk of the SHERIFF, DUce. 81" SAYS that he is
veteran. ana that he held the Office Of chief clcrh
under >hcIlN7 Lack and sicalc, In consequence ~
his being veteran Dc al!"rc, tnat The sheriff could
only remove him fIr cause. The sheriff says That
argent va, pT .'uai app'.nt'c of the former
sheriff and t'a. h., term ot office eNW:cd win that
II Sheriff sickle. JUDI, luswhIm reserved his
dee sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-28
TO APPEAL FROM APPRAISERS TO THE cOURrs

Collector ErlIarlt received an ORDER from ''
Urea ,ury Department Yesterday to take the he'c '1'H
steps To appeal e. thc tinted states Circuit 'o"'
from the decision Of the United states Board Of ten
craI Appraisers In the protest Of Amod q 'onsilD'
on the classification Of Knit hosiery.
The Appraiser, classified the goods as wcar'hE 'p
parel composed wholly or in part Of wool or w"teu'
and ASSESSED duty al 40 IL cent, pound ana W"
per cent al va0.cm. The firm appealed from '",
classification - the United state, BOdri Of tchrI"
Appraisers, who classified the goods A. Knit iaDiu
ad NHlnrrm.