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New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
CONFESSED TO KILLING HIS F4THER.

Lyons, y. y, Feb. 10.-tntl last night when
George Lumbert brought here by a deputy sheriff
ard lodged in jail few authentic details Of the murder
of William Lumbcrt lad been learned. The prisoner
at first denied killing his father, but being told that
every Circumstance pointed 10 him the murderer, he
suddenly drew himself up to his full height and said
positively: Yes did Lii my father with piece of
hrcWCOd. ! hit him three or four times In the face
lie fell 10 the floor took hold Of the body and made
for the door. As ! dragged him ont through the
wood shed | seized the axe, which lay the door
and, dragging him ont into the back yard, completed
the crime with the axe" The murderer was twenty
sX years Old IN April last Three four years ago he
qaIclled with h!, father he says. because the latter
i'll treated his mother cur relations said the pIs
ouer, were ANYTHING but auojlr. and M father had
repeatedly threatened 20 have arrested II did not
loayc the house. | refused 10 go away, aud We had
frequent quarcis"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
,,u,,pn,N SHEDS HIS WHITE WINGS.

Columbus Ohio, Feb 19.-Presidcnt Thurman OF the
Baseball National Board Of Control has called eee o
that organization Chicago for next SATURDAY lie u
nounces in UNINSURED treachery OF the Amer
.soc,a,on and declares that from the fight will
he TO finish and all players, managers ana others
identified in the will be treated as rebels ana never
agar be way with the Naoha League OF
Western ASSOCIATION
Tho following was furnished the Associated Press
Kansas City. Mo-, Feb. II.
Allan W. Thurman. Columbus, Ohio.
II was to be expected the decision in the Bier
bauer and Stovey would not evoke ROUNDS OF
appause from the members Of American Association
even without your request at the opening Of our August
session that 20 remarks approval dlsapprova be Ia
aulped in But Of US had an idea there would be
such wild burst Of indignant accompanied by so
many threats secession and the Ike or course many
O; these things will reach ears and want 70 be on
hand early to YOU Of earnest cooperation III
making the told and stand which am sure
will be yours against the attacks OF others. who do not
appreciate that your position is one calling Tor an IN
partial and conscientious discharge of duty We look 70
Won 10 proect tie rational agreement and the right Of the
memhers Of the National Roard TO form and express
opnions without being intmdaed by any one affected
thereby. You and / differ about this natter DUO
7 admit al once that yOu reached your con-
c,uso, IN an earnest desire do justice
and with extreme that IL required great
Gort on your rart 10 reach all. Whatever may be
said Of the OF the National agreement upon ue
transactions occurring before February there Is no DOUBT
that it is broad enough offenders against the letter
ano snirit OF its provisions that day There Is sun
loss doubt that the board will hesitate to exercise It's
powers against persons whose rebeouS conduct FOUNDED
upon less prOvocaton. have not heNl'atu 10 cypress
myself so frankly positively to you because am de-
srous OF convincing you my earnest support and sym
path in whatever steps may taken directed against you
personally and against independence Of every member OF
-. to.rd Yours L. c. KRAUTHOFF
Mr. Thurman left home for Chicago tonight,
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TILE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
SOME MORE KIND THINGS SAID.
A GOOD WAY To KEEP POST

A GOOD WAY To KEEP POSTED.
From The Dcs Moincs Register.
standard annual pucaoq a.. necessity ,cB @ for nteS teD
posted on the cOntcmpo;aieous history 81 tic udS'
y PUrLIC NECESSITY.
From The New-Albany Clnd.l Ledger.
Til, annual publication has become almost as much
necessity in many ways and in many places as
directory. 1t Is, In fact, directory OF lnfPra'iCh
condensed compilation of things necessary to hlO"'
While the book has boon enlarged the price mas hot'
LAST YEAR WAS PARTICULARLY EvENTFUL.
From The Newark sunday Call.
The admission of new states. the new census. tho
political changes, tho new apportionment ana many
Of this Kind absolutely neccsSary. There IS none better
or more accurate than dat issued by The Tribune.
SOME OF THE CONTENTS.
From Tho Wilkcsbare Record.
Bc5ides meeting the general requirements OF the
people. II Ia, special departments Of value TO the
man. and the ronber Of any and every secret soc
ETY. or religious denomination
AsrONIsHINGLY CHEAP.
From The syracuse Courier
The wonder Is that all this can be offered for %
cents.
A GUARANTEE OF ACCURACY.
From The Chlllcothe Leader
The reliability OF the publication Is It's strong feature
and the fact that Edward Mcpherson remains the ed
itor will give very positive assurances in tEat regard
ADAPTED TO A VARIETY OF NEEDS.
From The Manchester Press.
II is the most valuable publication Of the kind In
this country. and IL IS indispensable In every
editorial room, in every counting hOn'c, and 70 every
man who desires to have AZ hand most uSsiul ana
reliable book of reference, oil subjects connected
with the finances and the government 0t the COUNTY,
Do YOU WANT To LOOK UP' ANYTHING?
From The Bradford Era.
Il l. a hand book that will answer vcXod questions
on almost any political or statistical subject, ana
covers beside a vast field OF general lEi)rla~oh
IT CERTAINLY CONTAINS A GOOD DEAL.
From Tile Clcboy yIan Tribune.
shell. - " ''''''''' '''''
4 THOROUGHLY SAFE GUIDE
From The Elmr Advertiser
Tho Advertiser commenGs IL to the public as an
annual of uncommon merit Wholly free from paru-
snn bla, IL aims 10 give Just what the people want 10
know and refer to. with regard TO politics hnance'
trade elections ETC.. ana TO give them just as they
are, mpaNially and accurately.
ITS REPUTATION WELL ESTABLISHED
From The Charlottesville journal.
The Old reliable Ncw-NOrk Tribune Almanac has
renclcd our table flll VI statistics and Information OF
infinite variety IN a Convenient form.
\ GREAT IMPROVEMENT on THE PAST.
From The Davenport Democrat.
II has many now features making 1t an indis-
pcnsabc handbook
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
WHAT ATHLETES ARE DOING.

Tho Manhattan Athletic Club open handicap stceplc-
chase under the rules Of the " c. c. ~ ~. VIII take
nlace al the club grounds Fiity-sXt-st. and Ei2hh
ave. on saturday, March :. at O'Clock. The as
tance will be five miles. T. {. Carter s the oihci'I
handlcapper. Tho prizes will be gold scarf PIN
marble clock and a wach-charm to first, second ana
third men, respectively =. {. Conner VIII eIVc d
special prize to the novice who IN the opinion Vi inc
,Idcog make, the best showing I'm the The
novice must bring satisfactory evidence that nc Ii'
never won first, second third, 1asl tinc or WIDc
- any kind Every effort will be made to nave ~,
Track in good shape the house comfortable ana
competent scorers and judges VIII lie on iahd; nj,
On TUESDAY night there was a game OF WAFER polo
in the Manhattan Athletic Club tank between tho res
u!ar team and a scrub team: The regular team WerS S
Mcssrs Cleavcr Waring Vandervoof, DAoh, anu
cnftis: scrub team, Mcssrs. Maeec. Holden, VOL
CIori, and Benson: referee W. C. Johnson Inc SCRUB
team won by . goals 10 /.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
FOR THE BENNING TONS STEAM TRIAL.
ALTERATIONS IN THE VESSEL SINCE IHE
SERPENT DISASTER.

The preparations for the Official steam trlal o' "i'
new thrdclass cruise. Bennington are ABOUT co'PC'0'
and the trial will take place on TUESDAY II Ho'''"e
should happen 20 prevent. This vessel Ike itI s'S'
ships the Yorktown and Concord Is modciea a.
well known, upon the Archer class OF tAe brush
navy 70 which the Serpent belonged, the vessel re-
Gently lost on the coast Of spain. But Since 'Ho Ia
vessel was lo.t several alterations have been Haue !"
the Bennington, which have led to the mi'Iehto '"''
they were suggested by the Cape Flniseirc oas'el'
1t was found the cruise Of the sQu'-'rVh VI H''"
ton in European waters that the IorAto"h' VIZ"
built with raised fo.ecastlc and poop decks was ANey
to take on a gO,d deal of water, ana 10 Dc Iohs III
rctnr rid of IT, in rough weather. board OF oihceIS
in October last considered what changes ought 10 Dc
made and the recommendations were cafreu o'''
The alterations authorized were an extension Vi 'i''
poop and forecastle decks until they should meet u>
giving clean flush deck the change from thice "
a two-ma,ted schooner in rig, and a reduction III 'ie
weight Of the armament seVelal hihoi '"""s0' W.
also made.
Chief Engineer Ralph Aston is experimenting the
fitting ont of the vessel for hec trial. some shGht
changes have been mane in the valve gear al" '''
setting of the steam valves and the pc o le scitW CIV
bas been increased. The tank for the feed-water ioI
the boilers has been changed ana set hehe; thap % to
former one and several improvements 'Nc ueTn na ,
in The feed.pumps. Most of the weights 10, brnSlns
the vessel down 10 her proper cruising trim have bcch
put on board, and the cca TO be used on inc u.ai M n
heinz weighed and put In bags. The engines are 70 b
rnn and tested before the vessel leaves the dOcH ana
everything Is found satisfactory the NesSel VII 20 up
Long Island sound Tuesday 10 make tie tilai Ito,
The test TO which the bennington VIII he auDyccTu
is an cXts emely one. The mac hlnerl mus w
veop 34OO horse power as the mean for louf-on,I,
run II is provided that II the maximum be eXceeled
and successfully maintained for such p'rlod' me cor
tractors shall be entitled ~ receive as adultoaI .0
nensation over and above the contract price oi ff"O
boo SiOO for each indicated horsepower above te re-
ourcment but if the collective indcael nor,
ShbouM fail below the maximum the sum Of 800 Tor
each unit of horse power deficit shall he charged ast
tLe contractors If she should fail 10 develop as uSa
as - horse then the Nc~~cl Will H't uO
accented but the Concord exceeded the requirements
and earned a premium fcr tie builders.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
ANNUAL GYMNASTIC COMPETITION.
ENTRIES FOR THE AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS
OF THE UNITED STATES

Tie annual gymnastic competition for the Amateur
CHAMPIONSHIPS Of the United states Will be held tod"
at the Berkeley Athletic Clubhouse, No. !" west
Forty y-fourthst., at p. m. The following contests
will be given Horizontal bar, parallel bar. cnb-swhg
ing. nying rings and rope-climbing. gold medal
emblcmatc of the championship, Will he given 10 the
winner Of each contest. y silver medal VIII be glNci
10 second man and bronze 10 third
4 special aaround eymnastic championship VII be
given, to include horizontal bar, parallel par ny s
rings, vauting horse side, and vaultmg hplHc rV1!'
Three turns will be given TO each contestant anu Ile
athlete scoring the greatest number OF points |i re
Rope climbing dndvidualJ-Il. W0'rner, l9D0AGGn
r. v; J. j. Gothschild, Hoboken 7. V; lia!oG VII
horne. y. Y. A. C.; l.. r. sharp y Y \ C.: =.
Wolkitz, Astoria A. G.: f. Noi ". y 7. w. Mal!M
Harry c. Ward. New Haven \. C.; A. FldchmHn' y j.
A. c.; b. sanford. y. j. \. C. -. ,,r.. n.,o,.,r,
a. G.; Harry A. iimer, Williamsburg A. A.: L. voiio GGy
Union A. c.. G. f. smith, Manhattan a. &C., NolH, Pst
erson; ]. J. Coughn. Varuna u. G.: W: Rooney
Standard \: c.. II. II. Jestbcre y j. A. c. F.
Fiying rings dndivIdual and aaround)E Tripod
Woods Gymnasium; 6 Sfhlllng,n dnsnl1nS lT%"S,oYY a.
& e. fici IT, Fnos, no ~ a. y g A. G L. EiSe, 81
J Il carK q onrsg W. R. n,.nger IcTlt AStoa "a 4 81
G. layer, Central T. v; j. :. Applcby Mammalian
A. horizontal Bar andiydna and E Fg'fq II
Clark. y y A. C.; Gi AL M2hican a. r " Bcnno 1I
Klein. ~ Y T. V. and y. J. A. c.; e. Bayer' central
T. ": J. Bliens Standard c.. H. Zotter WOOL
Gymnasium. o.,,. -, ,oo,ro,.s
of the Central Tum-Nerein, condnctca oy i's""'''F
eF Parale is BAR individual and anqEound-F Tgci
r v. W. p. Mcne Southwark T. w. PI2dslPhla Hca
Mohican 4. C.: J. J. Anderson. 4. G.: r; V; v. J.
A. G. T. V: George Lenning. y. y. T. v. Lenno sen
\ Y T. V and y. J. A. c.: C. Bayer, Central /. y
J. Flens, standard \. c.; !. D Appleby. Manhattan
a. NlRound Gymuastic Championship 10 lncludc h5i
zontal bar, parallel bar, hying Tnss v9ning hGToc
WiIIiamsbnrc A. a: G.. All. MolDcan A. G.; Bcnno
KEN, n - T. V. and y. J. A. c.; c. Bayer, Central
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rda Ps FS o1s Street saa Tsa9s %s . s
20 G":S c5 & 49, pG Ro ef rand . eStrs T wai
aq &'S d. rs. saIsh, s's59 s}S5S $sass 81
9 ,s 81 s %e y, s6t l.5S 5
Gld52c; graded, 6O+c; steamer No 2. sc; wss,la
q Ad Nav SS ac ana f6aa sqsmcr S6 Cat. AA ra
uGraded southern and pennsylyans oa52c Do wster
s WRte Sc GVS Do do' mixed 5ot rye rm choice Soc
SS1 to Sdcs PHs msSg sSG9' h GS?9 Sa so 5 to S
So PROVISION, quiet mess Pork Sld 40 sl9 Sg new
Sf SiS % 5s SN dSs Ss'' sagsrpced shoulders; ec
3 4nd 'Es:d % crade s9eaai S 6G ha a and
creamery :; fan y, 2sc; do, faio 70 choice 2td2Sc
s9oes, S 2 iS%Ise rolls . aHS i7aiss d. a. se:a
m Io rio Esf sf:oe nrT ar IGy 5c 5s'h no. 'gii s5
@i;SsS s5ssr q2f to5tsh aa i: aodr nf e d
go S Sjs Tca iSF osS ofsS'i 81
SH SS. Oua d2o BUSH eS 5d
Boston. Feb. 1e;-Flous dull. Corn qu!et, prices
nrde ndderste 'S Demand No white 5Sa5Sc shorts f
.toady but qqist Provisions quiet light demand But g
5sc. Cheese Gall, fair demand Egsa5aReCepts large
Pcss % WP COO 6D extras: dSo Ssc E:ceD aDs % 5
bush oats $4,000 bush; shorts, $50 '''''
hnrg 9aAG a M Feb Ms The1s 4 I'll and . q SS
M%9sgs: a 4 ya' ya
white Oregon 81 in store. Corn opened active and an
5s9c; No. 2. 5skc; No. 8, 5s4q5sLc; market closed
and NG J. SO on aG 6s SS 80
white 5ltd5lge; 80: 9 white ,5oec; No. mixed
settled and generally lower sales o. 5000 bush, No
extra Canada, at slds3c; 1000 bush No. Western at
75c. Rye scarce; No. quoted $50 on track. Flour
quiet best spring patent IS 35ds5 5o do winter - Esd
81 so Mteed firm; winter bran, sci 80 DO
spEng. $50 so. Receipts-Wheat, 0,oOO bush; corn,
600 Da nG o. o oOS S9. HsS bailey Sn5
Chicago, Feb. 19-The leading ranged as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
MEMENTOES or GENERAL ". 6. MITCHELL
THEY ARE PRESENTED TO THE GRAND ARMY
POST THAT BEARS HIS NAME.

THEY ARE PRESENTED TO THE GRAND ARMY
POST THAT BEARS HIS NAME.
Many pleasant mcmorh Of General William G.
Mitchell were revived on wednesday at an
cncanpment Of william q. Mitchell Post. No.
jj0 G.. 4. r., at No. 105 ThiFd-ave. ThIse
present agreed that il was the largest and most
pleasant encampment the post had ever held.
MANY visitors were there from posts in New-York.
New Jersey and Connecticut. Colonel Henry Iiuss.
postmaster at Mt Vernon Y. " presented to the post
two mementocs of General Mitchell. one Of these
was book of army regulations that General Mitchell
had carried through the war; and the otlier wgs an
Illustration of torpedo experiment at Willeu's Point
with which the General was connected. This
bears his Autograph. Colonel Iiuss made a
,,,oasart address in presenting these mcmen-
Toes and told number OF interesting "reminiscences
their former owner. Lieutenant II. l.. Rhoades.
T. s NJ made the presentation, and narrated several
instances of General Mtchcls bravery and ability
volunteer officer and as adjutantgcneFa on General
IIancOcks staff.
Mr. Rhoades was followed by Jared sanford. presi
dent OF the village Of Nj. Vernon and a relative of
General Mitchell He accepbd Colonel Huss's gifts
l5r the post in pleasant speech. Other speakers
were ex- Judge e.. VI. Van IIocsen, George stephens
Wade Whipple), f. ;. Osbon, commander Of Naval
Post and Major Ferguson. conTndc Of Ransom Post.
OF ST. Louis, of which General sherman was tile first
commander.
An unexpected feature was an invasion OF the en-
campncnt BY the wives and daughters OF the members
Of the post They acted in unison, and approaching
the doorway in compact body thrust the guard aside
and poured into tho room. The members OF the post
were 30 surprised that they seemed unable - mako
any defence aud the invading forces captured the e.
cqmpmcnt without difficulty. When Moore Post ot
Danhury Conn. reached the cncampmenj the mem.
Der, unpackcd a mysterious looking package they had
brought with them and disclosed number of hand
some badges, which they proceeded 20 distribute aonc
the guests. The visitors from Mt Vernon brought
with them quartet, consisting OF DR.. NJ ii, Eshei,
J, Eisncr. william IlusS and J. Atkinson.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
BRJyGIyG HOME 4 sHIPwREcKED CREW.

The steamship Dorian. last from kmeston. Jamaica.
tat arrived h.r, vest ry, brought hVo distressed sea
men the survivors the of The Br!trn lark Iopy
OF Montreal that lost December l., al Grand 'ayinnn
Tho Topsy on rs way from King ;on to Sa'hia'
with cargo Of phophatcs and December l. IAN int
terrific northcr and the early Hon!ng 81 thr following
day -hc was the beach and began To 90 -
ulocc, q. a heavy sum was breaking over her. Cl9ian
Alexander Mckenzie 10th mates one seaman ana cabin
hoy were drowned The ether o the got ashore
IN the wreckacc and kindly treated by the mhabi
tants until taken Oh by coa,,cr for Jamaica THO Topy
Gss tons was 40 length. 3l5 feet in beam She
was built OF Weymouth y. s. In 1872 and was owned By
Dickson Anderson, OF Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
LIVE STOCK MAHKErs-ny TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. l9.-Catce-Rcceips past a hours
1850 head total for week thus far. 10 $50 for tine
last week. $3.50 consigned through, 1850. all to New
YORK none sale market feeling nrm. sheep aud
amhs' fCr the IGst 81 huur- 5000 head total for
week thus sr. $500 for tlue lat week. 2S.s0J
consigned thfOt Loco. O which 1000 TO NcwNOk;
sale, 1900 market steady and unchanged 1l top grad,
common dull aud irreqar Hog,-Kecrip, for the past
- EOu,, $3.50 head total for thus far 80 go; for
last week 20 i6O c0u-lnei through. 1000. o
which GlDO % Ncw-N sale, 1851 market dull and
lower uelUm heavy and rfxsd - 5J %; Yolker,,
IS s5dS3 80. Pe,-NoihiLg doing.
Chicago, Feb 1.-THE Evening Journal reports; cat
GcKeccp II OOc head only barely steady and that
the best othcrs weak. Top pce, - 3Uds5 90
orhr. - 15d5J 10 mediums s4d.i 30. Hogs-Rcccpt>
rs 600 head. steady gh. + asa 80 packer - 50d
s3 50 prime heavy aud butcher WEIGHS. - 5jdtS G5
light. SO 50ds3 55 ShcelEcceirts 70OO head active
stronger; natives ffdS6 81 Westerns 50 i0ae5 25 Tex
- sjdSj. Lambs. IS S0deG.
St Louis. F'b, ie.-Catle-keceips. 300 head ship
men, 800. Market steady good fancy natives - Goa
IS 25 ir good natives 20 asa Gj sockcr, and feed
2 o3d33 30 Texans and Indiana - 5Ods4 ID. lloaS
lccelp:. 1900 head shipments. l,TOO Market stead
isr 70 choicc heavy, SO 50de3 % MIXED grades SO 2o
20 t5 light fair 20 best e i0atS 80 SheelRoceipt
10 head shipments 200 Market steady good " choice
sidg5 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
APRIVALS FROM EUROPE.

Tho steamship Majestic anycd at her wharf AZ m early
hour Yesterday morning. and landed among her PASSENGERS
the following: j. T. Ashley c. Melville Bo're' w H.
Carson H. J. Clark, George Coamore, the Rev j. il.
Conway. Mr. and Mrs. \. i. finnamore' Een]amh F"'o'
Consul at She1ioA Louis A. Garnet the Rev Angus
,, Cirard Mr. and Mrs G.. l.. Gunoy Mr. and Mrs Percy
c Hamilton W. J. HARDY, Mr.. and Mrs {. Herschell'
H. w c. Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kidd, Mr. and
Mrs c. p Libby w. i. Mapcs:on. the Rev. r. Mckinney
w A Osborne. Lowell ". Palmer Mrs. Mary T. Paime-
lee George Prldd.s W. Rycroft. Dr. and Mrs.. shot.
WE'LL II. w. ST. John. Wayne Griswod and General
IT
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
SEVENTH REGIMENT ATHLETES TO COMPETE


The nineteenth games of the 7h Regiment A'hictc A.
sociaon will be held at the annory SA'y-se''aur" d
Parkaye April 8. Secretary he'ly i' n'oV"'" ''
- Iodv ARRANGED the contests which will De a. follows
"a ward run scratch for tho.e VINO have never won
prize in any running race 10Ooyaid run hahdcap iOo
Yards limit ono-haf nile roller skating race hahoc"P
onene safety bicycle race scratch for those VINO nav"
never prize in any bicycle race d. any ~
cr,os. ooovarI run handicap one.half mile walk, hand
cap; putting lGpound shot handicap; sack F'e scratch
so wards one.me run, handicap, 200 yaic' hm!t; t4o
ward run handicap; 220-ysrd hurdle handicap oheaH
~ ,,n scra3h for rocmental cup. for those who have
,o,er ,vo, q prze in anv running race; running high
lump handicap; whccbarrow race. handicap TWO laps :
three legged race handicap, lap members OF teams
must be members Of company; t"o'ni!e bicyci'
race handicap; onc.hsf mile heavy marching ofuer
scratch; obstacle race, scratch two laps.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
4 THOROUGHLY SAFE GUIDE.
Acorf7rrD OF 4 CHARGE or FoRGERY

Information received at the DlsttcbAttoneys o1ice
Yesterday that Slgund L0ewenherz who accused Of
forgery committed IN this city. had been acquitted on
trial held in Germany lie a member Of the firm Of
Loewcnhcrz Lnu-bcrc. white good, importers, and 1t
was charged that the firm forged accegnnces with the
name % Warn.r & Coz corset manufacturers. of white.
t. Docctivc.S,rQcaut Heidelberg went Germany T.
secure Locwcuhcrz's oxtndton, but the German GOV
ornmcnt preferred try him IN that country and com.
mission was issued 70 take testimony IN this city
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

eth Cavalry Benjamin w. Atkinson Oth infantry
,,.i,orr. Samuel u Stnrcis let Artillery John II.
Belncer 9TH Cavalry Robert A. Brown. ish CoNa'ry and
John NJ Carson. jr. jtn Cavalry
Civil Engineer c. c. wscOtt has been ordered to tenn
po1aly duty the Navy Yard, Washnp,ph feofuay %
civ Engineer George Macksy has ben detached from duty
in the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Navy Yard Washing
ton and ordered 70 duty the naval station Port Royal
: c. Ensign Friend W. jenkins from duty on the Coas'
Survey and ordered hold h.me In readiness or orders
To the Marion
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
SEVERAL ANIMALS, But NO MONKEY.

An anonymous complaint thaS a monkey several dogs
md number OF birds including parrot made too much
no,s In rooms oyes LuckhnrdUs barber shop at no ls8
Bass Onchundr,d erhthst was sent to the ledlU
Board Yesterday. An Investigation showed that Luck
hard. had forr dogs parrot, two robins, thrush and
twenty.scyeu canary birds. but monkey He said he
intended 20 part with Of hls pete.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
accident INSURANCE MEN TO MEET

A committee representing accident insurance companies
will meet tonight the Fifth Avenue Hotel 10 discuss
some reforms in the business which were outlined at
preyous meeting several ago. The questions 20
be considered policy forms, with view OF securing
an established FORM and rates. with view Of making
some notifications in classes where evidence has
shown the rates be inadequate. George II. Seward,
vice OF the Fidelity and Casualty Company. has
been leading spirit I'm this movement The Travellers
Accident Company, the Employers the Standard Life.
the Pacific Mutual and other companies interested In
he AFT
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-A quiet feeling prevailed Oh spot erade&s & Oi
to-day, bus tone VI the marSst was Jul
no : RIO quoted lfJ,c. MID crowns N sht Iot-V,s,
Options were slow aud Lille Irregular iier itfI thSiS
cnbles realizing lOugs' caused dtilhe Oh
polut the outset but this wa, followed W 6rs 6ene
r,,ctlOn attended with lttc covering Ol sloiS'
Final fgir.s were about the Of the day showing
rise Of 3diO points compared With the fnal OF ystcf
.dvanced al pfg carly but closed quiet. London sI.o
ss. 81: March rs; April, 73s; May. 75' Cd June.
rs cd; July 7$5 9d; RIO Quo;e' regular ,d,, nri'
80; exchange pr5ste), ID 10 TeeeiiiicG
in RIO II 900 baG-; Rio clearance, 70 CnlO,,u
states nil Rio clearlnce, Europe. nil RIO stoSno
100 600 BAGS Rio steady receipts in Slnt7 Uo
har. Santos stock 24S OC0 bag Santos mar1et quict
5o6d ayerage s,nto $780, rccps' at RIO July ,soS 20
$4,000 baas same tino 1881 B. 200 Bags refsigs g
tS7c time 1880 81 600 bags sane time 1889 100000
blgs Total sales here todly 1890 bag, as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-02-20

divers vessel had been cut from the deck
70 her keel pontoons being placed in position yes
terday and IL IS expected that she VIII be asl
today Her cargo with the exception OF tn gnum Vtae
and hides is total loss the smallest estimate OF "hiVh
Is $4,000.
i. X Connor the pilot that took out the HaVei ce'n
TO say anything yesterday about the accident