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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
CHEESE

Receipts for week. 290o0 boxes. Exports, II ,3o2
1t has been rather slow. dragging trade most
OF the week and prices eased of gradually all
grades To-day however. the demand little bet
Ter stock went freer than for some time past
White cheese had most call, and number OF the fancy
parcels brought 9i2c Coorc1 sold at 0ad9'sc, but
had 10 be very fine to command the outside figure.
The quality OF the offerings pretty good and there
was less under-prce1 than usual. Cold weather In
country been against the curing Of cheese and
there have been enough OF the small sizes arriving
supply the home trade sales making
at l0al0lc for choice TO fancy latter In rather small
way. Night milk skins moving fairly at from 7i2c for
choice downward to show OF meat, etc. No Ohio
fats in this week. Liverpool cable: New, sos; old
coiora ~ viii
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OIL MARKETS

OIL City Penn May ?eNationa Transit ccfa nsss
sales M 900 bills clca,anee' 1000 Dds enas hSls
Pitt,bura PENN. May 26.-Petroleum dull: Nauona..
Transit certificates opened 67c closed at Sc hghes'
Bradford Penn, MAY 2e-Natonal Transit certificates
onened ~ 67ac; closed Osic highest 6Sc; Iowess
8gisc: clearlnces 100000 bbls.
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THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending May 20, 1891.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the week-Bcans, 800 pkgs peas, 100
bush. EXports-Beans. 9S7 pkgs peas. 10 Dds. IN,
ports 200 bags beans Under dull trade anu sosle hte
anxiety TO sell the general tone Of the market is ss DO
nestle settled 80 As for best marks ana IL u
becoming difficult TO get 40 for the choicest lots OF
medium and pea An occasional lot oil very 9y Drleht
red kidney taken for export outside quota
ton. but that demand is limited and sales cannot be
made 10 the trade here ~ 0jd$2 TO- thoce turtle
soup and yellow eye are scafte and firm Lima steady
Foreign beans quiet and Green peas SLOW and In
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HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana May oe-spanish gold o3od23o IA. Ex-
change quiet on London. 10 LA 20 premium. sugar
firm The weather is fine and the work OF grinding
has been resumed a number of estates.
CLOSING PRICES CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco NAV 06 1901.
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On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
was steady and unchanged. Eggs, 15dlo2c
Cincinnati. May 2e.Flour frmer Wheat easier stsr
No . rcd al O5 1891 o. Receipts, $500 bushels
shipments, 1900 bushels. Corn ir1ner; No: mixed
57a57 &c. oats stronger; NO. mixed ~ SpS'
Lard, neglected. So Buhmeats firm So 81 La go 60
bacon steady, 81 12 IL. Whskey steady sales go
barrels finished goods basis 81 10: Butter quiet
Sugar dropping. Eggs quiet, loo. Cheese hrm.
Milwaukee,, May 26.-Flour unchanged Wheat
firm 2 spring track cash 81 o2d q Sa Jgig
3 on track, sec oats higher; No. ., white, on track
al pc Barley firm; No. ., In store, "A l2c Rye
oniet No l. In store. s6 12c. Provisions firm PORK
Jniy, siO Il ID. Lard-July SO 80 r. Receipts
Flonr 5000 bbls; wheat, $4,000 bush; barley, $500
bush. shipments-FlOur, o7,1OO bbls; wheat, none;
barley, 2,10O bush.
MINNEAPOLIS May o6.-There are large receipts IN
Duiuth now Of wheat that shipped from this city sale
OF 100000 bush made some ten days ago. mas Dee pee.
sent and the gossip Is that large quantity besides tat
Is 10 10 There Is demand for the wheat ana all tne
wheat in Duluth and West superior Is tied up on SAFES
for delivery In July For that reason the spne Ih %
MINNESOTA and Dakota wheat is made from mere Iherc
is claim however that the shipment Is to reduce tIe
quantity here to all amount more easily handed 40.
northern was in good demand at one cent unaer
Juy, but other grades were very dull. some OF NO
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Domestic Gitua.iors Odnt. 3
Females.

Females.
~ OOK. WASHER and lRONER.-By an
" American Protestant; good COOK VIVA
rsersnce; 70, iIE q ci iss ShaYe saa nes,
ioth.st.
n OOK. or COOK and LAUNDRESs.-By
- a very neat. sober, capable girl city
or country; understands cooking IN all lts
branches; an excellent baker; best soups,
desserts, &c. Coll at ~ Cth-aVe'' near
17th-st.
OooK-WAITRESS- two strong North
" ireland girls, for general work OF
house. CITY Or country; cook VIII attend
furnace best references. With Mrs. ~
LER. ass 0th-aye.
COOK-CHAMBERM two young
L Swedish girls spe3 king English one az
cook and aundress, other as ehaInoerI,.au
Cali or apply S57 shave between 10Th
and Goth SITS.
COOK by young girl :; assist isis wit, Win
city or country SIS Oth-aNc.
OOOK.-By a woman as frst-class cook
Y I'm pr,vate family; thoroughly under.
stands cooking In all it, branches bcst
references country preferred. SIS 0th.aye:
n oOK.-By young swedish womsa.
y speaking English good baker, aesse STE
game sSgP' ar m a6asys Cs or T apply S5i
sth.ave.. between 25th and 2oth sta.
C,OOK and LAUNDREss.-By strong,
" willing young German woman mas De5 1
references; country PREFER d. PleaSe call
7iD 6th-aye., near 42d-st. -----
NAYS W0RK-By a respectable woman
ID 10 90 out ~ the day hOusecleaning or
washing and ironing, or take in washing
400 East 17th-st. --
II FINALE HELP.-An kinds servants can
j be furnished at short notice best reier'
ence l.. LENT. iOl Oth-aNe
FNERAL HOCbEwORK.-In small
VI family In fiat sleep at home able 70
cone 10 West 94th-st. l.. ". Box IL,
Tribune Uptown once. l.2Ss broadway.
- ENEKNL nOU sEwOKk, or GOO, cook'
VI wash and iron, by German GIL I'OO'
Broadway, near 4Sth-st.
OVERNESs. -German lady desires po-
" sltion as teacher or companion teaches
English. French, German. music city rel
erences Address c. s.. 20 West S2d.st
uOUsEKEEPER-By respectable
III woman: can b, highly recommended.
Gail 1873 Fast 52d-st.
nOUSEK EEPER.-widow (2O. educated.
IL good health. loves childr u. good seam.
comp1naon. NJ. NJ, Box ga, uEoune
branch ONCE. 2j4 shave.
IIOUSEKEEPEK-B an elderly lady
III from Ncw-Hampshire; understands ram.
fly mending and dressmahng thoSn,gGhly;
used u sickness no objection ~ children
reference. HOUSEK EEPER. care Mrs.
Prevlllc, 2G0 West 17th.st.
HOUSEK EEPER.-By reliable American
Il at SeashOre or mountains In hQtt mod
rat salary city references. 94I Vh-aVe''
LIST nat.
IIOU SEWORKER.-By a strong. willing
II Young woman Is good cook and laun.
dress has best references city or country.
Please call 40 Oth-ave., near 42d-st.
n
III light housewoFk and take care OF child.
800 West 09th-st.
oUsEwORK by young Swedish girl.
II speaking English; good sook. washer
and lfoner willing and obliging; city OF
country references. Call s57 4th.aye.
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Cash quotations we're follows Flour steady and I'M
changed No. spring what 81 O. No spring MIA:
80 oats, 4s2c No rye. sc No barley nominal IA
naxsecd 81 2 i6 B%e m 5Ta <5 ~ isa e
short ribs sides oose 5 sods5 IS dry alied shoulders
1hoxcdl s6 IVA IS TO- clear sides (b0xcd 81 300
IS 10 whskey dsticis finished goods per gallon II ia
sugars unchanged No . white oats, 41s4d4Sae; NO q
d. 47a4sc No barley, free on board, OS@73c; No 4,
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sUNDRIES.

PEANUTS-Quet; and-pcked quoted at 4isd44c and
farmers 2bd3a.c, Shelled quiet at &c for Spanish
and &C | Virginia.
BEEswAX-Flrmer at 2sd2oc; latter for North Caro-
Ina.
MAPLE sUGAR-choco new quoted 7a7lac per n.
Syrup nominally worth Gjd70c for new.
MILK AND CREAM.
The daily average receipts OF milk and cream ut the
different railroad distributing points In and near me CITY
for the week have been follows: Erie 1900 cans OF
milk milk and 2O5 cans OF cream
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsic and Boston 90 cans or mk
Susquehanna 400 OF milk and 30 cans OF cream
New-YOrk Central and Harlem. 1900 cans OF mix 100
Of condensed milk and 10 OF cream ma
185 OF milk and 10 OF cream New-h oik Wy
and Northern 1925 Of milk New Haven and iart
ford. 055 cans Of milk Ontario and Westen i'q9900
cans OF milk and 90 cans Of cram: NewJeIsey Central
3G5 cans Of milk and IL OF cream and BY mlsce
laneous short routes 625 Of milk ana 80 cans OF
cream The total daily supply has been 1850 cans OF
milk 2o4 densed milk and jO4 cans OF cream
The average price paid for the surplus the platforms has
been 81 % a OF 40 quarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
BUTTER.

Receipts for the week, 61O9 pigs. Exports for week
COZ pkRs receipts from the West have sea1iy IN
creased and has been necessary to make iuptnef con-
lower rates current there has been very good
sellers able keep pretty clean no0rs Az nc
close extra Western creamery Is selling 1sa152c quite
good many lots going the inside figure this afternoon
Best OF Elgn Will not sell above Isl Wnei onrIn
the open market but some OF the fayorte branus wTs
in regular trade l0c Buyers more particular
about quality and goods show nearly full gras
high flavor color and proper altness 70 grace as
extras. plenty, and while l1dl12c - SUI
guotnbe the outside figure Is extreme Seconds SLOW az
15d10c the Northwestern goods that snow
but little grass 60 at 14c. STATE creamery OF fancy
quality is selling mainly at 1oc, but the jobbng demand
light and receivers who have had some surplus
have shaded the price to sc Farmers IN this state are
holding their dairy butter and the receipts Tor several
DAYS past fallen below the wants OF the outofto"n
trade fancy half tubs sell quickly at 1S2dl9c and other
grades about the range quoted Imitation creamery
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HTS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

So few apples arriving remaining 10 come forward
that quotations have become about nominal, Florida
oranges done for the and we drop
quotations Strawberries are falling Of in supply from
Virginia and scarcely arrive from points urter
south but Maryland and Delaware arrivals are IN
creasing, and small shipments are coming forward
Jersey. The Norfolk berries received late last
week and sold very low say SG9e per at as
rule, but the small shipments so far this week nave
been placed at 6dl0c A few fancy large varieties
from Maryland aud Delaware sold up 10 l4dl0c to-day
but many Of the large berries were so aud sandy
that they had 60 at 10tl9e. Lines Of seedlings soil
generally at salCc Jersey receipts range l2d iS:
figure. Small lots Of North Carolina cherries sell at
l5d2Oc. per ~. California ION boxes are plenty and
lower and few extra fine large reaching IS 25asi
Green gooseberries quiet at SdlOc. per qt must be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27

Live fowls have ruled about steady all the week PRIME
stock from all p0in:s selling at lie Spring chlcBHSS
plenty and lower the offerings are largely o. saIi
end medium ard these especially dun TURKEYS
slow. Ducks and quiet and In buyers favor. m
dressed fowls held fairly steady at lO2alc w
IN the close OF last week. but considerable part OF @
sock had at the inside figure On MONDAY reeslSr
ers tried to the price N 1ldl12c and maze rev
sales az the outside figure but large buyers held on al
any price atov. lie and later IN the day tha De,as
the ruling price To-day prime lines are frey Ecre d
az lie end higher quotation be gwen; supply anu
demand both moderate Spring chickens made further de-
cnes last week hut closed nrmer. and under lght az
rivals thew are now quite readily salabe prices showing
some recovery Long Island spring ducks In moderate
supply and steady. Turkeys quiet. SQUADS duh ana
All kinds Of fresh killed game birds are in light supply
and under fair prices rule firm for prime quality
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NEW CHEESE.
EGGS.

Receipts for week, 300 bbs and 80 25s cases. The
market made material change following last
port, Western nrst selling quit steadily at l62c up 70
buyers were inclined TO hold OF waiting for change
TO 'loss of' which be inaugurated this
Monday. But this week has brought advance In
prices than sufficient to compensate for the change
and closing firm at the outside figure for the best
from favord sections. Trade IS now fairly COOL and
with moderate supplies hand and arriving the position
the close to be quito strong Duck and goose
eggs and there Is some call for good lots but
sale made Gloss or"
State and Pennsylvania laid per
Western and North western new ald......... diSL
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Prices are lower on all grades evaporated apples but
there IS rather trading at the decline Exporters
lie and choice to strictly fancy pbbing at 12dtc
No dried here speak Of Chops have some inquiry
when prime and packed but inferior light packed
lots are lower Cores and skins offering decidedly o9er
for eyapOrated Cherries and blackberries dull Call
The sun., 1891-07-11
JO77INGs ABOUT TOWN

Tho newspaper known as the Evening Call has sus
pended publication.
Jpdss Book saver has granted sbsolnte divorce
fall iiuhn frOm Louis Hahn.
Inspector R,rEe, has Into the country for few
days In steers took has place as acting super
int-ndcnt yesterday
lhe iour.year I'd son OF Abraham Dimond fell from
tho story ~ no new tenement 10 CLIFTON street
yesterday morning and was Killed.
cOnsprncy to induce Cassie Brooks to personato The
widow Of LorinR A. Robertson, Ia SIN out OF reach
Inspector Byres has detailed sevsrA men 10 look him
up.
SIX year old Michael Carney was run over on East
iiTth street last ntght by heavy wagon. and received
iulernAi IN nre. which probably viii prove faia HIS
younger bro hers head Mai badly 'ut nv ihe horsr
hoOf The driver John Moore, Was M csted,
The IJ4d anniversary Of the fal OF the BAstie and
the centenary " The EMANCIPATION ot Hebrews In
France viii celebrated next Tue DAY by festival
concert and ball at Lion Park under the direction OF
y. Ronsan. the French Minister. and Consu-Gsneral
dAbzaY
Ihs trustees Of tho funds OF St Johns Guild report
that during the last week than 80 90 cts or
admission TO their floating and srasids hospitals have
been dis rihteu. AMI that contributions aggIeRatinR
S"HHi haNo been received ave lng tho fund 10
si,"ig ~
Lawyer Lnuii Lskoue Who charges F0llcs court
q r. iIura, .IE"rU w'tb GuCept n! uribe las cen
EgpIIu-ei thrsr tln's 70 appear IA special Sessions
Io has 10; oltyod, and yesterday tho Justices an'
nounccd that tao matter would DO reported TO tho
Board OF Police JustceA
The sun., 1891-07-11
MURDERED HER SONS WIFE
Mrs. SisIy's Denthbcd fontcssion-The Sor
Under Suspicion for Nine Years.

Mrs. Sisiy's Dcathbcd t'ontession-The Son
Under Suspicion for Nine Years.
LANCASTER Wis, July 10.-It wns learned
this morning that tho aged mother OF Louis
sisly had on her deahbed confessed to tho
murder OF her sons wife nine yenrs ago.
In 1889 Louis Slsy was married to Miss
Beckford. The second night after the wedding
tho ody OF tho young bride. perfol ated with
bullet holes. was found lying In pool OF blood
in a wheat field near tho house. Tho mnr-
dered woman's hus band was arrested and held
to the Circuit Court, after m examination
lasting twenty-elght days. but the case was
never brought TO rial. -,
For some time Mrs sisly has been very I'll.
The other day her physician told her She was
likely to die. She didn't believe him. and or
dered three more doctors sem for. They sus-
tnined his verdic. and. when. finally con-
fes loss sed TO lhe doct rs that sho had commi cd
acrmseI The shooting she said; "ccurle ed IN u
quarrel over some matter that anrertd her
terribly, She seized her sons re,.ly.r and
emptiei the chambers into her daughter-ln-
laws body. Thsn she carried the body into
the field and laid the pistol beside II 10 sug-
gcst suic de;
mu der. was aware o. her guilt; but had
shielded her by re ~ air Ing Silent. lie had re-
fut ed TO i've with hcr, however
The sun., 1891-07-11
R1LMACEpA,s NEW NAVY.
The ships Ruiit for Him In France are
swift and Powerful.

wAsHISoToN. July 10.-The new vessels
which. II is said. me about to sail from France
TO strengthen the navy OF President Balma-
ceda OF Chill are powerful. and represent the
very latest Developments In French naval
architecture. The Errazuriz and the Pinto are
sister ships. larger than the Yorktown, aud OF
the proportions OF cruisers 0. 10. anh IL now
building at Baltimore and Boston. They are
26S feet long. IS feet inches brond, and 1850
tons displacement Their speed Is ID Knots.
Their armament consists oftwo four 7-inch and
tubes. They are built OF steel, sheathed with
conner. aud can steam 4 500 knots at the rate
OF IL Knots an hour without rccoalinR. Il oy
should reach Chill in about ility days after
leaving France.
The Capitalize Prnt. which ia now buildi In
France for Baimaceda and is nearly compl.ted
l. much more pows. ful Vessel than either
the EtraZuriZ or tho Pinto. and shu ud she
reach Chill before the settlement ofthe rrescnt
troubles she could easily destroy he outre
size OF the Maine. belted with II inches ~
steel armor. seams IL knois. and carries
powerful ba terry If four ~ -incu guns IN tur-
rets. eight 7-l0-inch guns In shiolds and tor
pedotubes
SAN FRANcrsro. July 1O.--Ths Hunston sailed
for Chilli yesterday, loaded with p,o,isiol Tor
will foll"w shortly. and It looks now as if the
Insurgents woull soon bs, relieved, OF ,grcat.
deal q their Sue,ns ManaRer aadGy I 2,
3 ,0on.n00 worth Of merchandise has been
shipped to the revolutiunsts.
Los ANGELES, July 1U.-Judge Ross OF tho
United States District Court has granted a
oSst end r. Mhns to he is Cnted s.ses Coas
of Appeals in San Francisco,
The sun., 1891-07-11
THE REyENGEFUL LANDLADY,
Or. tho Mortal Fcud Between Nr. Smith
and Mime. noyue.

Tho famous McCoy-lIa iie!d feud In the
mountains OF Kentucky Is nothing to the quar-
rel between Mr.. u. f. Smith. the rest aurant
keeper. and Nine. Hortenso Hogue. landlady
of tho boarding house next door. 1t is true
that there has been no death in either family.
hut the cnmity is there Just the same.
The whole thing started in Mr. Smiths
bnilding an addition on the front OF his res
taurant aud decorating his walls with many
colored adver isemcnts of n certain brand OF
flour MIR. Smith has undertaken to boom. Nine.
Hogue does not obJoct to Mr.. Smiths
boomi,g this brand Of -four but she
vi"w smut, or by this extension. and
consequently she erected u brick wall In such
way us 10 OILS ure Mr.. Smiths farin9 atver-
tisements. unfortunately she did not comuly
with the many requirements Of the law, and
the restaurant man graSped at the chance to
inform tho Fire Depart mont of her delin.
quency. Result $50 fine for Nine. Hogue.
This expenditure. n daI t. the price Of the
wall, raised the t"mporature OF the ladys
Galic blood. and caused her to vow an even
more dreadful revenge. The revenge is now
being Carried out y q gang OF carpenters. who
are boarding np every salient point OF 4s West
plnnkirg This scafrolding is intended By
Nine. Hogue to disturb the pleGmatic MIR.
Smith. But it doos not. n fact. he thinks
tina his side OF the fence will be good place
for the bill y, sters to paste their news, and the
smiling neiRhhors expect to SEQ nroclama nations
Of Il o virtues of Mr.. Suih's pet brand OF flour
attracting attention from Nine. Hogue's fence.
The sun., 1891-07-11
az WAS AFRAID TO GET LICKED"
A Roy OF II Who Tried to XIII Himself
because Afraid OF His Own Father.

because Afraid OF His own Father.
Eleven year-old Jofeph Schubert, living with
his parents at $50 South Third street. Williams
burg attempted suicide last night by taking
Paris green. He dreaded a whipping which
his mother said would be given him on his
fathers RI turn from work
The boy was sent at 6 o'clock In the evening
to Cetto Mogede's butcher shop. In South
Fourth street. between Keap and Hooper
treets, for meat He told the butcher the meat
was for George Ryder. who lives In the same
house as the Schuberts. Schubert when no got
home tod his mother be paid 20 cents Tor the
meat When Ryder got home his vile asked
him to get y s;eak at Mogoier's, When be
gave his order the butcher told him little
Schubert had been there for the meat and
taken II to Mrs. Ryder.
told her what the butcher said. and she sought
the boy. He was found in his mothers kitchen.
whore he acknowledged having deceived his
mother. In order 10 get some money to spend.
anH Mrs. I"0 srhubert whipEe the boy and told
him to prepare for another thrashing when hi'
fiiIer came home. Tho 10y ran out OF the
house and went to n pa mt store on l'roadway:
where he bought ten .os,n cents worth or trooi OF
neighbor's house. he went 10 dink ing
fountain and mixed the siltf and drank 1t.
The pain he suffered made him shriek which
attracked the attention OF Policeman Conbay.
e1.iSd n ana sonh % aTaf sres stSFs xhss ss
pumped out. He was rhon removed to st.
Cntharine's Hosp! al. where condition was
,%n ssroqs os' sshber. Rg said
!" was AFRAID to get licked and 1 thought
I'd kill myself"
The sun., 1891-07-11
MRS. SALTUS HAS A DIVORCE
THE DECREE SIGNED BY JUDGE LAW.
RENEE ON JUNE rs.

Even that Fact Kept as secret ss All the
Proceeding. were-The Costs Fall Upon
the Novelist, and Hts wife Ii Free
1t appears that Ilrs. Helen Il. saltus had
already obtained an absolute divorce from Ed
gar j. Saltns the writer. at the time when 1t
was announced as II by his authority. that tho
suit had been withdrawn. The date Of the
decree is June lS.
The proceedings were all secret The only
public step In the affair was the serving OF the
notice by publication when the suit was begun
in December. 1889. Mr.. Saltus was ut that
time in Europc. His wife made affidavit that
she did not know his address, and also sub
mite IN AFFIDAVIT by the hack driver who took
Saltus from his home at SO West Ninteenth
street 10 tho French limo steamship la Bre-
taGnr. Judge Lawrence thereu on granted
tho order Tor notice BY publication. This was
on Dec. 10, 1889.
Some OF Mr.. Saltus's novels appeared In
Be torFs Na1dsine. and others were published
by tho Be!fordt In book form. When his pub
ishets allied it ,wns reported that they owed
sltus sailed for Europe. just before his de-
h.ine followed by u Iauid drive to the, steamer.
This was on Nov. 9. 1889: Since that time
went tn rars n AMI m Mrs. saius consnited her
lawyers. The result was the filing OF papers In
the suit for absolute divorce. e.
Two co-respon ltnts were mentioned In tho
suit. one was elsie W. Smith. with whom 1t
home OF The saltnses. SO Vest Nineteenth
street. | OF cen } une. 1883. nnd November 1889:
ut Richileld springs: at Nt. Mamaroneck; az
Fanny Gi,ynn. and the places were saltus's
house and onev Is and.
saltus ,protes cd thai the women were limo.
cen. He admitted accompanying them to
ilaces oil amusement. and on various trips OUT
OF town, but vowed there was nothing wrong
in 1t. He returned to this country to defend
the suit.
The case was given to a referee Hearings
werc lie d In private, nj, Ida, It's were submit
ted, and he referee handed In his report On
June Is the divorce was granted. Not q limo OF
the proceedings has been published. and even
the fact thai decree had been entered three
weeks ago has not leaked out until now. Tue
rules OF tho supreme CnuIt ar. that no one.
except the parties directly interested or their
nttornoys. may have access TO the records or
the papers in the cneo.
The decree is signed by Judge Lawrence and
dissolves the marriage. giving Mrs. Saitus tho
right to resume her maiden name. Helen
Road and TO marry again. 1t trees Saltus from
the bonds OF mat'imonv. hut does not permit
him to marry again lin the state OF New York;
during tho life OF his former wife. He Is
charged with the costs In the action. SINE $425.
Ntr salt US Ios lively declines to talk about
the matter Mrs Nntns. now Helen Read. in
a daughter Of William Il. Read. u prominent
New orker. a member Of several clubs and
societies; Mr. Saltus Is a member OF the Man
haitian Club.