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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

December opening 77'c highest 7'c; lowest Hnr se
stn 7gLsc No Northern 72d7Gc; old August Quo@a ~
re. !,
PHILADELPHIA July 23.-F1our little doing. as buyers and
sellers are apart on prices: many desirable brands ana
especially " spring patents arc held Tor hgher
Re -four quiet and barely steady. Wheat market dniI
and declined ad3,c Receipts continued light put nue
inquiry Tor either milling export No req Jul;
sias ii9c August. s32 ds3'sc septrmber oStaot
Octobcr Sl1dS5 Corn, with light offerings, prices OF
0tions .teadiy maintained. but little disposition TO tuae
Cables Arm but shippers holding OF local car io,s OF
prices to get supplies No. hgh mixed IN grain depot &c
Der and October j3d53ec. Oat. market for car lots
duI and shade weahcr with liberal offerings Futures
wholly nominal. No. white. 31c 40. 2 white 3Vad
(o.c: choicn NO white zoe: No. , white July, 3yu
3oc August 3sd3Ssc September and October 81 d3Se
Eggs STEADY, but quiet Pennsylvania irsts lic ougr r.
fined quiet and steady; cubes, lllGci extra powcer,n
3Gc standard powdered i'se fine granuated a;loc
standard eranulated. 40; crown Bloc crystl A.
lie double refined diamond for sandy ! ..ioc
A. 30; Frunklin b, 1-l6e franklin extra c. S',c
red star C. gaze green c. 3 1l-l0c; blue star q,
3Ac 4 rebate OF BLOC IS allowed on all grades Other
articles unchanged lteceipts-Flour 500 bbis; 2Gp
wheat 10 200 bush corn, $500 bush oats Zo2oo
bush Shipnents-Whcat 2jS 500 bush corn, 29So bush
oats. 81 800 bush.
Toledo July 23-Whcat active. lower No. cash,
sO,,c July, s0i2c; August 70'sc Sepemher Soc Corn
dull st.afy: NO cash July, soho; No. g. 49.c oats
dull cash 33c Rye quiet August, 69c. Clover seq du
urine cash - nominal October - 90 ReceRts-"ns aS
30 so7 bush: corn. 0.2tJ lush shpmsnts-tlouf 1888
bbs wheat. "a, 600 bush; corn. 400 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
EOR SWINEIING A HOTEL.

tai. welldrcsscd Engshnan entered the Park
Avenue Hotel on Saturday morning and engaged n
room. lie gave cheek for $40 drawn on the
Germania Bank of Buffalo The clerk gave him az
change IN cash. The man said that his name was
Henry Williams and asked that porter BE- sent 10
express Office for his baggage. lie went Out and
later telephOncd 10 the hotel know II his bagrn 60
had arrived. II had not, ana ut the express oricc
there nothing belonging TO him. The clerk Be
came suspicious about the check for $40. and De
tectivcs Madden and Sloane, Of the Nineteenth Pre-
cnct. hunted up Mr.. Williams and ARC stcd him. Al
the jefferson Market Court Yesterday the prisoner
was held. lie said that his right name was Henry
Cook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

between the and outer skins Of the vessel will
be filed with woodte, thus forming wall i've feet
be utilized fuel In an emergency. Forward and
abaft OF the coalbankers the cofcrdam will lie filled
itc In the WAKE of the 4inch and the machine guns
The ships side viii be armord with 4nch and 2-inch
nickel steel plates
The vessel will carry no big guns. for the reason
that the uses for which she is intended VIII not
require them Not gun will d be in ;sn and the he
four 6-iDch- brceclloodlng rifles, mounted In the
open and protected with heavy shields attached to
the gun carriages; eight sinch brsechloading rifle
guns, four machine or Gatlns guns. and six torpedo
launching tubes Resides these she has ram bow
OF the vessel designed be rapid firing. and she
Will be effective more for this reason than by any
The Columbia is TO be completed ready for service
by Mag 10 so' and in will nd Pmi S' S dSna
II is hoped that such viii not he the casc, as II
would result in snspondinc large number Of worthy
As whole the vc>-e. will represent the latest IDA
Of powerful. economical. protected cruiser emh ify
world with improvement, designed by American
Ingenuity. The accommodati1ns for officers ond crew
are spacious. well ventilated and will be we'll lighted
exhanstnc the vitlacd air and for incandesccn ccc
thc lighting have been Incorporated In tina designs
double-hun below the waterln which Will offer
great security against disaster from torpedo attack;
and she could, because OF her speed do rTepar1hlc
damage before she could be caught by any ship that
could whip her.
when the Columbia IL launched she will leave her
sister, No. IS. standing on the stocks the contract
for the construction Of which awarded TO the
Cramps on August H. 1?ol Both vessels are den-
Of battery. The accompanying cut represents the yes
S,l as she will appear when anoat for service. with
nsr If Instead S 9" r" and tho fourth onc
Is placed in the line Of the others. Her complement
Of crew will DC thirty officers and 426 enlisted men,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Rio on the spot ruled dull ana II" roa
GA scr on the basis OF iJac for No. saie -.VV
bags No T. I3tc. Mid In moderate dc nans
nile private terms In the contract line there Iu,S
slow Trade, and prices ruled very irrernM w., trade
h,oke IL points tho weakness, and uuil 49,.
in Spot while later UNCHANGED to points
iowcf Cables were irrcgui2r. HAVE auNu1 IT,
Ld9 frame while Hamburg declined Fa@ oPmc .,
mig. Rio nm. London lower closing steady sss "a
september ed October SIS Cd Noyember I'D S1 n,los
December IS ID. Rio quotes First Ordinary
- 600 good second, 40 kos. II 800 eNena aa
private, l0. Receipts in Rio 1000 bag, a So has
anccs 10 Europe 1000 tacs; Rio stock l2fOOo Dstss
Rio Receipts In santos 5000 bags S' san
tos io $50 Cleared from Rio, July %, ,aos
900 Receipts in Rio. July 70 July ~, linz
1890 Ii9 600 bags Receipts at ssntos July 70 sgy
1892 1O3 600 bags time, 1891. 22uoV. w NJ
same time $500 1000 bugs. Stock in HaNtc SooyyV
hays OF which $4,000 bags Brazilian. Iota fa'e'
here to-day, IL $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool July r. p m-Cotton.- 4m.rsan middng
American Futures closed nrm amcrlean nidairs. low
middline c.aa:e July dsiSS,W sod BUYERS July
te@ber delivery 800 sellers Scpte%br deIl!sry
al oO.G,d october and Novcn'er delivery. o. 6io
% odd; November and December delivery. 1G4d buy
90 December and January delivery. LOAD sellers
January and February dc hery: 4 00ia4 7-6,d
~ OrInans July 23.-Cotfon steady; middlinp. &c
low middina 6iac good ordinary, receipts. IA,
bales rros 49S bales exports to he Continent 500
ayeso July 2sm o,sssr dS n mlddns &C. low
nnn.s IS bales sales, 70 bales, all sldnncrs stock
i7.14s bales ~, c,,oo o,,o, ,,,tc,, .,o los,
,oidd inS iI.iGc; good ordtaiy Dc net receipts lo'
Tale. aross JOB ea,es sSpo''S 'O"''" D'e'' sales
ea,snuaS' July Cotton steady mddlIns. &c low
m'u nins sai.s "a ba cs; stock 1888 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-nY TELEGRAPH.

nur,lo Iriy 23-Cattl-- Receipts last 81 hours III
no total Tor wccA thus far, slGO head lof same %
ia. week A. 100 head conS gnci through 3,ll" n'St
10 Srw.York o72O head on >al", 500 h'an n''ln'S
opcncd slow closed steady Tor good grades du io 'o-
mon fst COWS A. 75df3. ext t,ccrs l"o ~ 80,
Rccc pts last ?.12t he,d toi, lot ~
I'M. fat TIG75 h'od for time last week 20 ~
head on sale 1915 hat market opened ana closed
~ i0ds II, Yokcrs eo7i n best corn id - ~" - D
AZ o5dsj s. good heavy ends - &C d+3 90: pgs COL mi
mon .kin. 70 lair A. oSi5 90 assorted rough ~ POO
az sfngs az 5OdsI - Shecp and l1mbS-Ire'pts nHo
- hours coo head total for Hcck thus iar $3.50
hc,d for same time Inst week. 1900 head consihn VI
,hrough q 200 head Nsvlork. 5000 heau OF
COO hood market opened steady for zood fahss III
took and buck lamb, almost unsanh' closed very uu,.
Tor common grades stoady ot good stock choce 20 uni mi
wcthcr. Is jds5 so fair 70 good 'hccp - d.
and cannon do 81 7jasi. Lang Spring eood 70 tcsN
aj eSdt5 10 culls to fair. 81 30df5 ,., ,or,s d.
chl,,so July c3.--"1hr Evening Jonrnol rep"r,sco,
Cattic Receipts 500 head shipments none mnISo
anil prices .c,dy at yesterdays coSe ScaeH ,nni,,
number natives sold make market M Iyc1
900 h~rd .hancns 5000 head rorKe , 'Fp S,chcrs
and n,rkrrs - 5ods5 - prime nov anu .eond
,r"oht. IS oodt5 assorted light 50 ?oat' 70 su
r,,.. ;, ,idsj o5 Sheep-R"tclpt' 2ooO hraa mp
nSnf. 200 hN,d market stafy no chonse from SS'
DAY. quotations. , ,.. .oo hn,d. sbIn,nents
81, boM Market steady on natives ana stronR on
1,,. AZ ye.tnri1v's adv 81 lOc per 100 pounds
iIoc Recent. 100 head 81 ipmcnts 3g hSa" MY.
s,n,H .,,noc Prices range from 81 SOct3 30 I'r Lil'
m maHts + 300 head Msrkc, barely steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

nse' 5sy g. S,s .a :'s rs [S'
sai.r utemb.r s3sc octobr $50 asked steamer no
rsa' sgc 49, 81 bu.S .airs 5000 bush southern
mhfat sasy p', and ialy 81 ptomb'r. 53ed5ic;
s u..,,. 10 bush shipments 100 bush STOCK lo ~
S n slinN SYlI 81, djsc oats fohly steady no
yh,,n Wcs,rn Ss'9c ASKED No. mNed DO 5oc aINi
receipt. 10 600 hush 'hirm nt, 20 nn,h soS as
sn.S hyS 2Ise' 81 6u.h sok g G2i bush. lIay
srm: good 10 choice timothy, tlt oo9*i2, 80 '% s
nr , .Ld15s cd Cotton nominal mifdline. 1sc'
PrSy.ons .tSaiy; mess pork *l3 30; hpk MAJ M So
o.t .l.d shoulders Sic sugar curd smoked shoii
drrs oac hams small Az; l',ge iS ,rnv 5o, wv do
Size ,iud.. 7c npttr nrm cr re Zoo iaic ,ncy
lie good 20 choice 5aec "or, p,ck'a i'Rioc
idiGc Eggs sc5v 10 , arm Arm n granuia;Cd ,tic.
onnAr steady and sctve; refined lie "hSA'S MI"
81 o5dsi 20. .., po.o,o,,
ro.on Mass. july sMortcts unchanged sop Rc G@IS
Flour, 700 ,hl' a1s s.Yg tons ,s'A' '''"
pun,,o Julv os-sprng wheat In fair demand ohcrng'
I,ght Of spot only No Northern g. L. N ~ ma se
sales Of No hard spot at 81 s9V9 push ~ Geo
S sa.h .ro at s5.@s;s hard :pe, closed At 2i
30 Northern DO Sc No d.; at o. ~ Hor m
Win. So bid "a old. No rcd -old az So new Go
orcrcd .. s5c ~ So; re,Ion $50 20 3D. No
ssr. y" 30 Whit at &c do. at SGc cars No
white. a5.ds59c car. So mA at saEC on :, 1 COX
10 9r;s ed q SO 80 &ecd ay ami w
81 Canal freight. nrm; wheat PIC corr &c ooo IKE
m slsssd 10 Co6 bush Canal shipment. Wheat IS 800
bush; corn go 600 bush oats. l25o Dush ~ naN ,
q Gs zoo 91 DO 600 bH n eUIn 5a% oa,
chicago. July o3-The lending futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
r,,vo,r,x PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,,..,nooi Jplv Or H. ni.-Becfllolders Offer modcr
LvefP poss supply is poor amIIoders ole
D,con-iiodcrs Offer srarnrly Chec'c-old
,orIncjv. American nneHt white and color"d
sradv at AS Cd follow and Tur?cntine-hoders oh.i
reeiv RnHolc,rs oher iiety Gun ~ ., "a
srateIy prime spo and July stesdv =, 3,s 30
,nW,s md Scp,eu Der steady at 87t Cd. Wheat and
Stockholders oner moderatelv Cora-spotEIhe SUPPL,
i. ,or f,iture<-Hoder, offer sprrinev mixed western
snos Arm at o. I'd: July Arm at "a AID August nrm al
r. il I'd Septfrnber Grn II - okf Hons ut London
rseiae Cnast--l older, are 0GeIDg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

On IN. Produce EXCHANGE today the butter market was
~" and &C. Tor corn t. Buffalo Estimated r'c,PS io
Mcndnv-whcnt $40 corn. 3oo cars oaV iVo cars
Cincinnati July ssfOur steady oo w heat q. G%
wearcr: "a rcd 75d IGc. Receipts oooV olsn sn'le
"cnts q oto hush Corn in moderate demand, No
ioNcr: 20 . tic new Gaa6'c PORK barclj ,tcldy
slo - Lard .tfone AZ OH. RrlSm' a. T., moisiaS
demand az 751aT 81 =. ia, on barely s'auS -. VIZ
kew uuIot stnady sales O35 bnls on D's. - -,
ter sugar barely steady Eggs n a''' ~ H.
Cheese firm. mn. $500 So.
M >y,uset Iulr os-tlour quiet. Wheat easy; s,p
tember lie NO sp ing. re No Nornsrh' o-G ~
Corn nominal: no q i1.c. oats quiet; 30. Mhi, ~
az dose: NO 3 DO 33S3tc. Blnsy GUT; No :
Ggsc; sample trick 3oG6i &C. Nc qpr.t- on "a
cole Provision. quit pork. az o. LARD - o. .
rcipt,--Fioir 5000 bbs what. 10000 bush Dat no6
O. Cho bush shpmcnts-Fioar, II 23o bb's wh'ae i'oV'
brsh. -,,.
Minneapolis MINI July 22.rhc wheat nats,t MN a.
A. well bcen omitted today, ~ ar a. any nr y.
cnnncctlon With IL c0nccn I'd. Scptcmb'i op,n'h
f5isc, and cs.cd i.e lower with very f'w tsn.s CO..,
summatNd, and n sufficient SIC y athit my ~
trnton The report. TIE spring wheat hsts dfonpcI
reported IN North Dakota which cascd tho feeling t'
taken for crantod that Sonic places N n"Ti 81
rain Visited ond that 50 far q there inish'
change IN eonicquencc 10 would 10" TO- the betet no
cash market was fully as stonR a ye'tcid1y
weak tendency for fntrcs. No Northern sold pihciln
less than soc The Tnrket flr low grade wa. dnI;
Receipts % here ?07 and ~ Duluth fna
Superior 81 GAYS Ciose Julr 7Gse. vc.'s.d,y 50,c;
Anrut opening 76Ac highest, 76,c: lowest r%c el"sha
G6as yesterday. 16?c september openn? 154r hrnr,I
7ssa75ie Swcse 73tc eosLna. I5%e: yesterday. 'Saei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

destroyer compares with the tiple-screw French
cruiser Dupuy de Lornc. the Piemonte. Of the Italian
navy the British battleship Blake, and the American
cruiser Philadelphia, the four fastest cruisers In the
world at present:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
sWIFTEST OF ALL WARSHIPS.
THE NATIONS PIRATE" TO BE LAUNC HE'D
SHE WILL MAKE 81 KNOBS AN HOUR AND SIX
VESSELS LIKE HER COULD SWEEP THE
COMMERCE. OFF THE OCEANS

Philadelphia, July "a specaD.-King Neptune will
receive into his keeping Oh Tuesday afternoon a
warvcssel such rs other naval power than the
United states possesses. She will not only be the swift.
est warvessel aoat, but She will have capacity pos
sessed by other warvessel yet built In that of being
able TO steam at ten knot speed o6,240 miles, or
A,G4O miles than the earths circumference, or
for 100 days, without recoalng She also possesses
many novel features, the principal OF which is the
application Of triple screws, which idea originated
with Commodore George W. Melville, Chief Of Bureau
OF steam Engineering at the Navy Department. she
is one Of two Of the most important ships designed
for the United States Navy, as well as the most i'm
portant vessel OF any navy, and by far the most
difficult 10 build.
This new vessel IS known a commerce destroyer,
her intended function being TO destroy the commerce Of
the enemy. On the official records Of the Navy De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
~.
can rtandard OF elas'i-
()rdinarr
STAINED.
GoI o dinary

col O. .....th IoW mddTIhg'' "a IN
strict good oidinory....5 Muu"S ---''. =,
or,n,. Lor, vt,hn very narrow mot cNere1na
, tont, and trading. while iaty acuve' va p" IN
III The oi,,lug showed q slight rise on STEAMER IN
crr"ol odyccs which prompted some ltur coNc''ns
shorts" subsequently the u'rkct hroplr" o. a.,
an -o,l,lnr leaving Oh l point decline Tor tho oa!
sales ~ zoo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
feaal Notires

I n pursuance OF an order Of Hon. RASTUS 8.
ors-NStee hereby gwen " s per.9ns hssins ess.e
against Peter r. OBficn late 81 the city VI Ncwxol8s
scd. prc.cnt the sans with voGeaeis thereof ~
sub'sf6er at place Of tensaeng business No. Za5 xese
20thst, In che cty OF Egw.YoYx before the 1oeD
day Of August next. .
Dated New.Yofk die 9osh dAy Of January. 1871.
wM. :. OBITES, r-.......
z. Il. WELLER, EAecusosss
f. ~. O'DRiES, Executf.x
IF MALCOLM Ate rncy for Executors.
10 Charlbcrs-st.. New.Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

opened 52Isc highest 5;isc lowest 52sc closed,
S3cc slies q 600 bbis cIearanecs. $780, 900 bbls.
Pittsbure Penn. July 23-ectroleum. weak Natlqnql
Trans, certificates opened at j2fc closed ct S2ss hs
eaS 53c; Ioxest. S2sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Refined petroleum closed UNCHANGED at cents per ea
lon Ia barrels aud $50 cent, IN bik at NawIok ard
50j IN barrels snd 3i5 IN bulk ~ Philadelphia
and baltimore. Casos quoted $50 cenS ner GAL
IoS Crud, In barr unchanged $40 cents IN bar
tcls and 2 90 bulk Washington crude being 50
no. unicr Quotations. Nlphtha was the same
,r = at cents per 81 lon
lofelen quot unchanged az Antwerp at 1879
n,nc> - 40 Silos 10 nolnts NJ Bremen NJ 573
nirss rcr 80 kos and uratercd at London at 4di'sd
rcr Imperial gallon.
OIL Guy, Penn.. July 2S.-xatoaai Transit csscneatss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

Cash quotations wCrc oe~s: E EogT a~i ANA M, an
rcd s.a7Se AZ 3s3 Srn so p'' wh H. 2 si
suuSt.. ~ ~ ~. No ly1rirv dje 40 haNsceh
= OF, prime timothy seed A. 90 az - mess por per
,dc. dnosri ;; 55as7 dry snltcd shoulders toNedl
sHg.- ali eIc,r side. fhoNcdl 1Jdf1 So WhSkry
81 IL uncItI lnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Proposals.
Urn Sooos.

r, ARPETs rugs MATTHIAS, FURNITURE.
L SPECIAL BARGAINS DURING THIS MONTH. :
ANDREW LISTERS SONS,
$50 9il 0t3, 9i5 Eighth-ave
n, HE BOOK or oPES.Afk SPORTS, octave 900 paSSS
i illustrated. Tho standard authority American opeas
amusenent. Rules for sailing, .wimrne tall plays
ing snoo.Ieg hor,eieek riding. &C., &c.. in full 81 Pc
ing and universally complmentei By the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICI


There was no essential chang, In the position OF pc
troc,m las, week There l. good steady demand for
relned oil for export prices show tendency to ad
vance The prevalence OF cholera IN Southern Russia
NAV tell upon demand for American oil as the season
makes progress yet this nhucacc has not been I'M
,ort,nt Tho total exports OF crude, refined etc. from
niteI StIt> ports Jan cSilnac At 500 ,OCJ
caon on Increase OF 36G7S 600 gallons from the cor
faur.s " Oy"rproductOn arr presented. Early IN The
,s,cs tbere was slight lnerc,-c output o tho
Mcdonald pool. but subsequently hc production fell OF
,roln IN, general output, however, remains as large
I'M partal returns OF the pcnnsylanl, Pipe Ines for
Jnlv n daily average OF rams OF ~ J5S borrel
AGAINST full averages Of - a. barrels IN July, 1871
~ 90 orrI, 1870, and Go ia barrels In July. 1880
,,rrci. romrarrd with 9127 barrels in July 1901 :
10 ioi barrels 1890. and StT70 barrels in July. 1889
Tyc nine line figures from JGly 10 81 Inclusive
Runs. Deliveries. E ESH.. Charters,
TotoI bills II so, 63 1901 AS Ill 1,iil .s58
~ ycr day. 1853 t020O 1903 5e.oij
11c Buckeye 1Ana) Pipe Line reports from July to 81
follows ,.
S.an rer iy........ $500 i3SI9 $3.50
There particular activity IN the crude certificate
markets last week. but there tunes slight dspo
from S3s jli4 followed by r1lly 10
So, 152s ~ the stock Exchange break 10 5I
cents followed by dulness bn: SATURDAY ther'
rlse 20 joas The wholly profess
giona ia charlter and the natural conditions not
ducIve 10 speculative animation.
rh range Of prices ani the tot, dealings In National
lanst crrncat ne IN" stock Exchange and tn" ,onsoli
stock and Petroleum ESchnngc for the last two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25

T. M
lSG bags fillmore, 7.lli bng-i New-Oil''s ''-
bags total, los 097 bags. -
COTTON-Thc srot market quoted stoodv nrltrs IN m
changed sales. 3J4 tales for export ana Zi3 Ves 0
cCnsunpton. 1900 1901.
Crop movement: -. lo'- . 20 oe1
Visible supply
kcccips. NV iare 100 9.24
ENrorts 10 ,,re,t b1'a az. una IS 2.02i
Fxnorts q Continent daNs ..--.-... -'o-V -''''
Stock In Ncw.YOrk N lcensfd Wale- ,ao "a,
houses counted daily ..:........... ..'.''' "a;
other nlsccs (csiinat d. ''"''
Total stock in New.Yori. by running ~. no IRA 20
count -; ,,f.,i.d Stats no,ts 1s7075 PAS l3l
Liverpool kilograms. \. m-Rcc"ins COG oa,s, J
which American 1000 bales. sale LOW DaIcs oi 90,
,o S'' &C., rnorsa steady Mddn9 upands. l5-lOd
ruturss or ned steadv end unchanged. . -,
Uuoistons ar. based American Ftandard OF eias'i-
ncatlon. ,.,,,s cun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-25
Gonntrp Doar0.

4, GOD TABLE and wel-furnlshei rooms for q few
II Americans at farmhouse High and shady ground
beautiful view. Address EDISON MAPES, Ousvilles
G, CRF BATHING: salltoat. excursions, generous
> table; liberal terms. J. ". TCTHlLL Speonk, L. Il
Particulars With 7. +. Larkn, aS0 Fulton, Bklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24
FAMILY DIFFICULTY.
A Clergyman Charged with Assault ana
Battery by His sister-in-Law.

Clergyman Charged with Assault and
Battery by His sister-tn-Law.
Tomorrow the trial Of Rev. wilmot A. Oar.
rington is set in the Police Court. the chares
being assaults and batteries on Miss Ina &.
Emery, alleged to have been committed on MAJ
rs and June 9.
The defendant is n Presbyterian clergymaa
who on August Is, 1890. married Miss Clar.
Emery, and they left Immediately for Brazil b,
engage in missionary work. and while there q
child named after the complaining witness.
Ina, born In December last the
young mother died Of yellow fever, ana
IL Is claimed by the Emery's that On
her death bed she requested that the child lie
placed in the care Of her sister Ina II wss
some time before Dir. Darlington could leave
and in February he wrote requesting Miss
Emery to meet him ard the child IN Ne~
York, but she not being able TO go Mrs.
Emery. the mother. met them. On striving
here the CGrringtons refused 10 surrender the
child TO Miss Emery, stating that thew would
raise the child. Since then the relations exist
ing between the two families have been some
what strained and the Emerys claim that they
would have been satisfied had they been allowed
70 see the child from time TO time. but finally
were given TO understand that they could net
see the child and they allege that OF. May -
Miss Ina meeting Mr.. Darlington and the bahv
on the street attempted to hss the baby when
he pushed her. and on June % che again mss
them and saying she wanted TO kiss the baby 10
struck her.
On the other hand the Carringtons ssase thss
the Emerys have been circulating stories affect-
ing his character and endearored % injurs
him; deny that the mother left the child 10 Mi.s
lna,s care, and deny that there was any assaults
made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-24
DIED.


TIE arbSELI sSRKER. beloved vie q Rassss
Funeral oclocf p M. from Fifteenth Street pye.-
bytsrisn Church. Relatives invited % attend. ~
the 1Ss q sr Ros
one years and twenty days.
May he rest in peace.
Funeral from the residence Of Mr. jefferson Thons.s.
25: at II o'clock Friends are invited uBalttusre
DOYLE On Friday. June "a. 1892 at 2:l5Am. 40
Tie rss,dsp9e. as e street soqthsest ELEAs's p
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ESAM On ysanssa.y , Tgns e. 1892 TERrsA
Funeral from her late residence 2l2 street noEeh-
sn si Va Kindly omit flowers ''' ''''
ERICKSON On ThTTS.asy; June e lss2 az =
residence Of her sOn-inIsw. Daniel Birtven. sss
fnnsrst from 81 MaTs's church. corner ID and A
streets southeast I. pm Saturday. June -. IN
GOODRICH. RUSSELL ALeER. con Of Fred &
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.s sss s. :, q ass DR. Bartlett Sunday
MANIoN On June %. 1900. EDWARD EvERErr
and M tsS PoS aSo snS R ans
Buried SATURDAY Al p IN. at Rockville. Nd.
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Ellen OBrfen. in the sixth year Of her ase.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents. lug
18th street. at O'Clock D. Friday. -
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shellsbareer. IN the wenty-sinth year q her
ssy, June %. At o'cloci q. m inissasas 81 q
O'Clock ?. m. JosEPH SMITH. Ard sevsnty-,ns
year, born in Leek, stAfordshire. England
Funeral from his nephe resistance, J. s. Frsnl1fn.
6o4 street southeast. Saturday st pm. Relsf-s
and friends invited
WILD, On Inaay morning. June ~. lsao. ESQ
O'Clock, FRANK WILD.
Notice Of funeral hereafter