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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01
PLAN II
VASE YCH KOLEI.

NASZYCH KOLEI.
Chicago & North Western.
Odlazd poc,agow
ku WschOdOwi.
Chicago pasazerski 1925 rano
Chicago wiccZorny 900 vice
La Cross c pusazerski $50 nd nolnd
Ku Zachodowi.
Pasazcrski do Tracy 1920
: asnAr!sh' 10 I'VE" Clm 4.S5 poll
70 DahoIa $40 wiecI .
Frachtowy bioraacy pasazer6w $50 rano
Przybycie poc,agow
Re Wschodu.
Chicago pasaz. amy 10 O5
chicago w%ieczorny 7.3O
La Crosse pas. 45O
Dakota pas. 9.55 rano.
Dakota pas. SAG wiecz.
Ne" vi $40 pc poi.
Chicago, MilW. T. st. Paul.
w strong wsch Cd u. Odchodzi
Chicago eXpr. oolZie6 6.32 pm
Chicago eXpr. ,l.l1 nm
Chicago expr. lila I'M
P,ci9g pccztowy codzlci $50 pm
w strong zachod u Odcho1zt
Chicago express, codzieh 4.oS am
Chicago express, codzieh SAT am
Chicago exp TIA I'm.
Pociag pocztOwy 11.51 am
Wabashaw Division.
P~Izesiadanie do Zum1roty ISL am,
Chippewa Valley Division.
Z Wabashaw do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 11.51 am
2rzesiadaaie do Menomenee 11.5l am
So. MINI. Division.
Odchodzi z Ninouy O SO wiecz
kaziego dnia wyjawszy sobots.
GreenTBay, Winona &sSt. Pau
Przybywa. Odchodz
Pociag pasazerski 4.l5po oh.-9. ran
Pociag frachtowy 7.3O wiecz.-6 O5 ran
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-12-01

X pro u goniem.
blcki, x. Szczepan May, zakohczy}
zvwot doczesny d. 5 BIN. Urodz4
sic W I. 1887, ma kaptana wyswie
cony W +. 1866 W Goniemb,cach
pod Lesznem byf proboszczem Cd
roku 1888. Spokoj jego duszy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28

s9stched the pistol from the policeman's
hand and dealt him heavy overland blow
with the butt of il on the head. The blow
was heavy one, but not enough to COM
pletely stun MIR. Cooper, who imme-
distely grabbed the negro from bis
back around the waist, pinioning
his hands close 20 his side SO be could not
use the pistol. For ten minutes the pIuckv
marshal held the negro aud seeing that the
negro was not becoming exhausted as fast
as he was called for help. which arrived in
several minutes. The negro was disarmed
and searched. Three gen iemens watches
worth from 80 to S25 and one lady's gold
watch with a solitaire diamond on the back
Of the case and the initials l. +. J. on the
front, were found on his person. The negro
gave his name as Louis Low, and said that
be shot white man at ClarkeBville, Tenn,
about two years ago and was convicted IN
the circuit court and sentenced TO the peni-
tertiary for number of years, but made
his escape shortly atterward.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28
Plant Steamship Line.
SEMI-WEEkLY
Port Tampa, Key West and
Havana.

SOUTH-BOUND.
Lv. Por, Tampa Mon and Thur. 10 p n.
Ar. Key West Tues. and Fri at p. 4
Ar. Havana Wed. and Sat. 6 AN.
NORTH-BOUND.
Lv. Havana We'd. and Sat. at t2:3OPM
Ar. Key West We'd, and Sat. at 1880 PM
Ar. Port Tampa Thur. and Sun. SPM.
Connecting at Port Tampa with West India
Fest Mail train to and from Northern and East
cities. For state room accommodation
apply TO F. b. ARMSTRONG, Ticket Agent
Port Tampa. NJ. f. PLANT, Assistant Manager.
W. NJ. DAVIDSON, g. T. and T. A.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28
WILMINGTON ISLAND SCHEDULE
Wilmington Island
SCHEDULE.

SATURDAY * SUND
Steamer leaves Thunderbolt at 1880 A. NJ.
$50 and 200 p NJ. returning leaves Whining
ton at A. ~, 1872 and $50 p N.
Mondays, at $50 A. N. for Thunderbolt.
STEAMER FLORA open for charter the re-
naming days during season
FOR freight and charter apply or address
II. G. KENT. Manager,
Ethel's Wharf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28

BEAUFORT AND P0RT ROYAL, S.

STEAMER ALPHA, II. A. STRoBHAR.
viii leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
O'Clock A. NJ. returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1880 A. N. on
sailing DAYS. VIII touch at Button on Tues
day and Friday.
Special trips to Button every Sunday at 10
A. NJ, returning, leave Bluffton at A NJ Mon
day
For further information, apply to
@. u. MEDLOCk, AGENT. kAtie'a Wharf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28
FOR DARIEN. BRUNSWICK AND INTER
MEDIATE POINTS
Steamer "BELLEVIEW. I"

Leaving Savannah. Tuesdays and Fridays at
3o'clock p. NJ Returning: Leaving Brunswick
Wednesdays and Saturdays al p. n. Leaving
Darien Wednesdays and Saturdays ct P. n
Arrive at Savannah Thursdays and Sundays at
TAN. For any information apply to
W. 7. GIBSON, Manager,
Etnels Wharf,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28

Columbus Enquirer Sltn: Willie
ketchum, with bis celebrated canine racer
Doc" arrived Wednesday and is quarter cd
at the Rankin. Willie has grown rather
large. and therefore he has brought with
him little midget jockey. Master Fred
Ylngllng OF Binghamton, n. Y. Mas er
Fred is Is years OF age, weighs 40 pounds
and Is ly AZ inches nigh. Herecelvts slOJ
per month aud all expenses paid for driving
Doc, which is rather good money for such
dlmlnutve young man. Doc will be
driven to the first pneumatic sulky ever on
sne Turf. Ii was male expressly for him
iast year by A. Featherstone. Chicago. and
Is ntted with the famous Dunlop pneumatic
ures and ball bearing wueels. "D1c," il
anytnihg, BsoHewnat prettier than Whe /
la't seen In Columbus and was ADMIRED Nv
many as ne lay yes erday cuddled up uear
tne clerks desk. He is a great d p. and has
placed paced the neat little bank account OF SIS.
OVo 70 his masters credit. On last Saturday
a. richmond Va, Willie refused an ofFer Of
$4,000 for "Doc.n' o "a
Chlet of Police Cooper OF Fort Vallav
nao desperate struggle with a negro des.
perauo ednesday, and but for the timely
arrival OF help would, NO doubt, have been
Killed. Mr. Cooper arrested the man in
Vlneville. negro settleme Il 10 the north.
err portion OF the city, on suspicion and
was searching him, when the negro
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28

County Commissioner r. A. Mills Of Or
lando has two rare United States coins in
his possession which have been out of cir
culatiUn forty five years, Mr.. Mills having
owned them for that length Of titoe They
are half-dollar silver pieces, bearing dates
respectively 1908 and 1875.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-28
KIESLING'S NURSERY,
WHITE BLUFF ROAD.

DLANTs, Bouquets, Designs, Cut Flowers
l. furnished TO order. Leave orders at Savan-
nah Piano Co., cor Bull and York SITS. The Belt
Railway passes through the nursery. Telephone
240
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
uo,,. ar orn AND TErTBM HEBREWS.

The annual meeting q; the Home for A'ca an" '""i"
Hebrewa st OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES h't'-s.'' West VI ono
49,. ,.,. yesterday The income last year was 9S4ooo
and m. amount expended $4,000 There are al present
100 inmates OF the Home Only fifteen DEANS were re-
,or,.o Among the to whom the Officers tec' tS
I~csly indebted for valuable work arc MIS-. Jacob
~. + kobn. Mrs ). Herman. Mrs j. Ia Coz MIS-
,., po,h.chnd Mrs L. Zrkcndorf. Mrs Leonard Fried
- Mrs. Frank Kotbschiid and Mrs. r. Banner
The following officers wefr elected President Chares
l.. Bernheim; vce-presdent. Mrs Henry "i''ern" ,,
.n. po,bscbild Mrs s. Zeckendorf. Mrs Leonard ffco'
man simon Borg Albert Engeh~rt. Isaac b'efms"t 10
az, a. trustee for year A. Fred Ande III THO p''ce
-, NJ Janss.on and Joel T. Ilyams IN TIC place oil "'''
sn,.,a.hr Among those prominently Identified with the
800. .h, vera prcsent yesterday were Islcorc Strius.
, .y,ru. st,au, j. 10th and Dr.. A. s. lsaacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
NETWORK TRIBUNE, MONDAY 1s9a-TwELvE PAGES

ces 70. oisI @aTs ;os; 3 ID 10. and Al, a, .n.
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soon Yellow 20 Ss g. OnG 5nefad. 6d3c
Segn y a n.s ss n aS prime ATs.S9e
sow city prime .c Men6aden Ign ped ',l caS da,s
@lnter. &c .psrn crsde. Zoe DO naila -png 81 G9e
Do acEd sne 7.e,cj do naura. wiGeF' o',bsgn
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s seI Sirf TO- O rcd Do . SSsnS "'" sr
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rFGvisioSs ronKMoe ace esd ~ IN" ,,n g He
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TSr' ''' r fifyGfi' sh G reyael 7 an
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Ri fir s't t. f'' qr 9%s here a: Il. 8 West
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IL lc I'D s; R.Ns ;seede
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AVE reported Win The strength IN grain ho"SleI.
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c ci:Hei Steam aue, .ae 100 :t. 59;c ea.a Con-"
"sa q%oe! s :. a a jsy o sSis at N3 5o bid
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81 as. ssdn3s sna.yv .sse ny
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tub ana pals ..tra' zoe d. wd Int 90 io
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1G , Old de . H
MAKE iaGitc: sat- dairy .ub- Of nrkio,: extras, ioe
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and dairy iIalsc CHEEsEnil's not ' s,n,a
factory ruII cream. white fine. lo4c; do eoor,d
pait .Sin. common prime, sasae light .sims va
ytac factory full skins l2d@i2c lehnsN
skins i.c old cheese state factory run cream S"'f'
rG;s-IIad nodera inquiry at full lat prices stat" ana
rcnnsylvsns hid choice zoe Soutn"f "oT Ie Jus" ~,
lie for prime We.tern laid l5'.GlO tof pflre "
choice: duck eggs iGdl9c: goose eggs: 500, ,,
SUGAR-RAW-Steady gen, raj rul, Dn, uSuins
slow. Quoted 2ac for =? tc:t Mn,Go'iap smG and
FOR centrifugal REIN 'n,nih.'u a,,p
quiet. Cut !oai 5d5isc; crushed, JG2'.e' Pow.
d dSGc ;I Xxxx% sd5'sc Moei A. ol6
az llIGc Diamond A, $685. ~ eoh'e,'
G.atasc: Columbia A. 4iratl.c; Windsor y, rae
Kdgewood A ilGdi bloc Phoenix A.4a4tc Empire a.
10. l0a4 lido No O. 3'sdto No. !, i7.iod3 ''ioc
SO. T. 3s,d3'sc 40. .. ll.led3 la19c 40 ~; 'sS
So; no. II. 9.l0d3 lllOci NO. IL "@0"sc ~ i''
STEARINE-Iard dull city quoted at 'sc ~ tcs ani
-, In hid Oleorargarine arm sales 1DOUV ID o'I VI
town 0'sc mere: city quoted Csc. 49,, 1890, =,
TALON han :cd aud quiet; prime ely ouo'ed a.
i',c nV sa.es.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
10 SIND BACK Contract LiPoprRS

John Weber Superintendent o: immigration ha. been
investigating severa! D! persons who have recently
hls IN supposed violation 81 the contract
Icbos law Nine laborcr. who carc on ne we.trn,and
IN charge Of John Couch who agreed % pay them
81 so day each work n mines In san Duena Ventura,
cal, Angelo Sal end AreO Ablead! came on the Obdnm
nd destined TOY Boston Their fsre had been paid
md thev receive worS at :! IS day. Seven
Russians John Togo whose brother in KIrg,ton
PENN came on the W!e.and. John was receive woi,
81 50 a d,v from ts brother who :od him 10 briar
his friend. with him. William Osborne. came Gu tn
Teu,onic wa, detained Edward J. Waers. O, Rcd
Jacket Mich. had engaged him 70 worx. promising T.
pay him from 81 so 70 g. dey Matthew EDDY also came
en- .he Teutonic and destined Tor Michigan where
WORK had been promised TN mira by bfothcr. who
rad sent him passage money. John BOttrel came on
.ome steamer his objective point being Red Moion COL
whore he wa. % receive 80 90 day. He received
200 for passage money. Several Of these men VIII be
hap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
erpvrcr.s IN NEW HiILEM CHURCH.

The congregation Of East Harlem Presbyterian 'h"fcn
which for nearly year has been "orshIpphg III "'''
q, rbIrdave and ODchundrCd andtwchtlo"ttst HUN ="
into ,ts now church building yesterday ~ ohc""e'c'
o,a ixteeothst l,twcsn Third and Second AYES Az
.sent only the basement Is completed hut bche fo'eu
over and vel lighted IL makes coniofsoc p"'e '"
worshIp When the building II completed IL viii 'o''
one of the architectural documents OF Harlem anu VIII
give The congregation all the conveniencc' io '"T'Ss
on effective church work. All OF YESTERDAY was ann "P
., dsiicaton exercises and there was an uhu'haN ug
s,,nnsance at all OF them At the morning service al
dross WIS made by Warren Van Oicen Inc to'N"rer Vi
tie Pr,sbyter,a Committee OF Church Extension u"ue
hs. au,nce. the new building has been eiectcu' Inv
,dd,ss, was followed BY sermon pcached oy inc NV
pr Iohn Gillespie. At o'clock in the a'tcr'oo" No
Sv,a .chool WAS in session and at o'clock "pu'r
e>1ee was held at which addresses were MADE oS inc
Rev Dr. John &. Bliss the Rev James D hanlscy, 'n
u.v ID, lanes Chambers and the Rev. James H. hoao
ley . -, ,So church
Tn. Rev DR.. James o. Patterson, pastor OF lhc rH"'
,rss,ded over tho exercises and also MADE ie" 'c"'
At o'clock the young peoples evening service was
hoid touowed by tho song service ebd at V
the regular eyenn; took place the Nc' III 'o'
Hsu prcsching tho sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
GrAIN AND pEYucE MAHhk7s'
LII. Arl EIN OLE NLW. YORK DEALINGS.

At the regular Produce Exchange session saturday.
the Wheat market devoid Of excitement, and 1iy
$40 600 bush dealt in with prices varying within
narrow limits The timer and a modcrdt" adj
yanc. scbirled The press cables having failed 10
conTn respecting the lifting Of tho Russ lu
export interdct, short, disposed IN
moderate Receipts at iat.iiOr points were light aud
aN1ces from the West showed gs,Ony outlook Inc
foreign bought slarinclv but talk OF
mil an Government crop report Gables w.ie
but this fact without effect The Ohio STATE Eoid
Of Agriculture placed the condition wheat at 49, against
and ro.e IS July olrncd at 0t cents cased on
10 3.lG ccuts and then ron" 10 81 lllGd9lb cents
spot wheat was stongc aud $4,000 bush were sold ioi
export -, -,,. 49, o.,
tury aud prospects in Europe, with TIA"
suit carrying May options y cent further 70 9l cent
closing being III cents, ana July 10 VA cents c
nnal teing 9l's cents.
Corn was nrin-r without the Development Of new feat
ures The options ended d.c cent better but thc Trad
lng wa, light and mainly local The shorts in May COY
erd freely, and this month showed the most st"hgth
On the May rose 4 cent to 81. cents, ana July 2
cent I, 4o2 cents Cash corn scarce and higher but
oats gained 4das cent in the option line, bn sut!n"s
wa, small spot lots were quiet aud firm. CA the cur"
May and July rose !. cent TO ~. cents, ., ,..
There were sales OF $50 terces the spot.
Ihe lna o1e'e, 9uogto on w,e as ioIio"s ,uy.t
sl.s; September OPS. October, 9ls. December, 9S
3orn~Msy, ~; June. $50; July. 4s; August 49, Sep
'e' oats1May s4 June, s4s: July sa's August, %:
'Lssd-hiay 10 As July, 81 81 August, sc G2.
NcwYork Phiisde phia Baltimore and Boston were rs
follows Wheat. 5so,2sl bush corn, 40 $50 busS oa:e
7o5 bush total grain $40 sos b"sh n; our tSs.
We're: wheat $3.50 bush corn lSsA.3 bn-h; oa:s iG-
or bush total grain +oo4oO lush; hour 22.o+ bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York saturday. May 7.-BEEVES-Rscfpts o.
caroads r 10 head all consigned dIect and including
"a ~allead, for Fa.tnans Company, 20 csu9id' to. y
s,a-n carloids Tor Kaufman strauss. ana carload
for : Levy No trading a. The yards. ferlIne 't1ay.
No later cable Dressed Lccf lady ~ o'2"oc pi
y. >hipUi,nts reported. 60, - OF, .,,d
CALNES- fccclpt- part iate friday wore ~ h, n, "a:
Dun and a shade IWc ButcrnllAs '0ii Al - 'V"s ~
pr 100 y walls 62isdsj % tinw extra DO dt Sp
i,rr-fod calves nine weak 80
Ss'.s-Iiumc { Mullen veals. 17] = aNgiaee, ~ III
f,r 100 ~ 70 do D. - 81 - do III ~ dt ~ 80
:, do l.D = az ~ 20 ~ d." IT. y. at - 80, 49,
II,llcnlcck iIoi- - vcals. -" n 20 - 90 PIT W
n s3 do 1.g H. at - 1917 - d., 10 T. a. = -, ~
do 10 n II - TO- - bptt"rmilH olive l3s IT, al - ID
10 DO ~ p M ~ 80 . . ,s-
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Peccpss II corl,ads or 3.tss
h..d - ,arlds AZ GOth-t and cHiloif- ~ JI~N Wv
Sion Tor both .hc-p aud lambs. but hlt iuv''",l V
I'n,horn sheep spd ut tG 2,drO % per Nv -" Up
a, -ta.j 80 um-horn lambs At - U-'si-' - 'PP" Va
.Oss5 81 ei!cd sheep from Bunii' az = -" M
Salo.-M. collins 100 unshorn M"trri '"P' " 49,
a, ~ u, u.r 700 n TO do. IL p At } %
D. NcIhcr .on ( CO.; ~ clipped BuHi' 'l''P 80 !"
a, =, 20 l.7 .lltuyd Buffalo culs % T. At - - -,
" Indd 4 l;ucNneiam - clipped Hinaip th',p. > B"
a, - 20 do ~ r. 10 10 Gull. u, w. % ~.
Nrwton 4 Giilrtt 9Ge ipPd ono .nNp, - - VI
rs un horn P.nn~SlVaniI ltnth., ~ Y ~ - 80
lail'q,irck 3 Hons 500 CLIPPED Michigan i'h" -
=, IT ~ - 2i9 do ~ n At ~ -, 49,, % g. -,
HIM & Mullen 30 clipped Western sheep " ~ ~
a. a63 Michigan lamb. - r. ~ ~ - II STAT" L" w
y, al ~ IS nnshorn do ~ y. AZ = 49, u , -,
IIOt.S-l.cr1pts. II carloads or - my .i
xO,h-t and carloads az Jersey CIV. Nou' i'F s"i'
ail,n. AoinnaIv ,tady At - 9ogs1 - per 10 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09

Tn. market dY all the mS Ing. T was On,
sudden ch =. for the better ad squirt Of ha cens
July reahns s2c and then 6roEs of , TO NAV e Hpon
s and tradns wa. w" very light The cash fa,
active condition go SGr6er" s s-Is car rue and al
Duluth aud superior - Close no T ;Sn so NV
July opening Sc highest. s2 S~c S;S So, ss
X, % On hsTH' 3 ia '"'" ''''
rroa. May Torn active; No ?. &C. No xS,, 3 &c. g,
80 T. to, oats rcs"1E vc a GeSn,l NO 9sss
wesGe N"cs >! - 'PS. ~ 10 SS Gsn
ssF" SEQ S%'A S9 so S cSs
Ss go bush barley 900 bush.
,, hi %s% s MsT ,P 'y %
lacked confidence ond werr holdns on Ky; n%ut
r In light Matkrt iulcd am. viii oe future. "a ae
H MIeat but orders we're limited worEao. 6a,s
qd SrS "ss Nav no .G te June M's aSs sf? july
a2 sos for %ad Sso5r light and nd
S,% Of N'SdI e SaSis. sIs 'j .aqY
et but Cm at former t os Te " G IN e an"
e.S sr SO sfo 10 clpG %S' sSya's
' t 'e' a.S at 1nG d 81 no ,S' MIXED
s modcoe Price, Of toroi, steady bur Local
uae demand tight No. WHO $' ~Ss a SS XII.
isoc June $oi2ea7c; July So.aSis A sr SSg
a3Ic Eggs sc,dy ana 9uet ab.s 4piOc
s , S Sos$ccS 2X&%S "ts 1a Sss
5Gc eyr, T. % S,GG fYn E. e. DO s'e sss
Co., ,oo other articles unchanged. Reccipt'-Fonr 609
P,s and IA 800 sacks wheat 500 bush corn lol 200
hnS na, 400 Lush Shipnns-Wheat 30 7c0 bush
corn % 800 bush oat. 81 BUSH
Ct Louis Nav Flour UNCHANGED Wheat openeu
,c higher and gradually advanced TO The close which was
20 abovc Yesterday; No red cash and Mny. SoAr Jniy
sic August sO'c. Corn nrn ard highsr closing &c
s,whnr $3.50. Oats firm una closed w higher NO :
cash SIC May 3isc July pole Ryc dull 20 . sn
:. G5c fay Irm for top grades prairie. e. 5Ods9 90
timothy 4li 5oasli So Lead Jnet. 800 'perS g,:
s,e,dy NJ Iodi2Lc Cornneal firm. 80 Whiskey steady
AZ Al 49, Baggng and cotton ties unchanged Provisions
80 au ard only small job trade done at previous
Mice. Receipts-Flour, 1000 bbs wheat II ooo bush
I'm as 900 buth; oats II 600 bush rye 1000 bush
sh,nmens-Elout G 900 bbs wheat 10000 bush corn.
Al oCO bush oats. Is 900 bush
To,.lo Nav 7-Whrat active. firm; No ? cash and
NAV gOac; June s9isc; July. s0.c; August s,'sr
Corn dull steady; No 2 cash. 40, May 'S.S No No,
Sc cossed nefcSed Prime ssI q, zoo n0" so1n
o. TX bush rye Il0l bush. ShipmcnLs-Flour l.y1l
Ibis; whcst, $4,000 bush corn. 300 bush rye ooe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
LIVE STOCK MAIKrrs-gY TELrGpAPH

ruralo MAY .re Receipts inf Tn" lat - hnnf''
$40 head total io week nus tt ,o-u ,"t H,''
l,,, urrl I5.siO; dfn"d through. S"'V' :" -
l.rt .. AGO nn sale 20, mriN"t steady. II"g'-i''-
cent. for tue - honr- l-.OO head too. t"r "'
mi. far 81 zoo. time LIST week. SJVJ' 'pl'
stoned through IL 400: - New YORK. O,l3o on .dl''
1000 market opened stsUn9 ana higher 'In'u so,onI
III LA heavy yudc$ SOdti s. kerr ann mvIl'
l,ns i, S5asl % Yorker good :" lc-t: - Dg-3 pVs
ana IGN, ~ 73d=t a. good heavy ends. ~ 1odsf ~,
pig good {, lcsL roast 80 DO common ,ip' m .,.
-, Al 20. a-.or,d ruugh-. -lati u. common Oupn'
~ Pa :, .iags ~ jOd3. sheep and lamis-lsc.
..iut. Tor ~ a-f - hours 1000 h"id total iot "r,
,,,t. %, al 400. Dor TIN" last Nc"h Slooo con
Signed through. 500 Ne~York. il,O on ,ar ouVO
- onsnod rrn sheen strong closed any i"f "iD,
ii ~ r"urron sheep sheep extra fncy wool - 9..
~ - GOOD to choice - 5odt3 - iIr TO i9"l - 80
IA .ruIl. and common ~ o0dSi 81 cpp " common
-, l.., - ioasi - lambs. good to extra WOOL - io'
~ a.. al, d, GOOD do 81 75d-7 cull> {, common f'.t
- "a 'iInncd common to best ~ io"sb 90 spri"a'
fair '" GOO, Vs, Cattle Receipts o30 head sli.
u.ns 67o Markci steady "u all Cla'"S 81 eatu'' Ing
~ ~ Sin. b.,Vv i3fti GO mixed ordinary 10 swl
s,as, 30 ll.ht fiir 10 hcst - 4udft %. ,n"p-'
,,lrt. none shipments. none. No ''s' '''''p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
LILLE TRADE IN CHICAIO.

Chicago, May (spcciaD-WheAt opened hrm yes'"rdiJ
,t "a cent sdyunce Friday. was qhct but strong all
d,v and closed almost the top July SOLD between
u,I. and sa, xnd closed at 49,. IL not cold In
tho ..ttrmt Northwest but it colder than through
Minnesota and Nebaska Dispatches said uAt er Wa
uor .,l where spring wheat ought 10 be ia ro ground
HAT sort Of wac TIC important IA, tor Then ~"
80, edvc t,at Psrdridges short Interest cn1f.
mon. contlned have elect Ncw' IN regard 20 winter
.pa., bsarlsh The Oio state report -lo. ga
""S~. -" 60 10 1J,
and the cash demand here was'light s,aboarc clear.
.moth.r bic decrease the Visible Monday p,-Siby
n.% Goa bushels Corn WAS up over A-ccnt out of
IS cars I'd, only one fisded Tho .'tiTais 10,
Pro- c.Ser wss predicted for Monday. The Cuday'
Mere buying July grain IL !, generally conceded A. al,
SeraSiy higher il the rains eon,inuc May soId between
~ 80 and clo,ed at 49, July between III and Az
and cIoscd a. 12e. oats wer. ~ amS,t cent affected
stsv Wi:h The ohs gain ,iay sold Detween - and
% and closed at E Tor MoSdsv " ss sI oo the
s,,m,;e Tor next week 900 The speculation light
"a me IN corn it, effect. July pork >old be.
tween So - and A. and r9sed at % July lard
hetweea IS Z: and rs 81. and closed at - o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
COTTON MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.

,,..,..,l Nav ~ m.-C0tt6n. American. VI Iddlhg
ID The sales Of DAY nquaea S9o bale. Ams.arsn
fut".' Nj delivery 6O6id sellers: June and july
delivery. Sc2.O4da3 dsdad July and August dciisey
% "a ..licrs: August and September delivery Y6de
lid September delivery 9S.d seller; October and
Noycmber delivery. 500 - 9"'d november ana DC
rr,n,rt delivery 1864 sellers ,.,, 49, ,,
Galveston MAY 5CottSsm quiet %eIddns 80, low
's%:.s s;os* ssS;ss n,m m,adrus &c. low
uddns 9.iae good ordinary. Sac net and gross re
ccipts ]G7 bales exports To- re Continent 21 g I,
Ny 5So'seGG, . :,dJ %dd.s .l liS
,"71 haes gross 6S3 bales; cxpefU n France. 1884
tsics cssstwise 500 bales sales 1850 bales spnnefs
OI9 bales stock I67.713.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
,,v,yc Tur gLAME on THE WOMAN.
From Tho Washington Post.

FfOul TIC WusIII'S'0'' -.
Th,r,.~ Weed Thomas T.. Acton. and Johi a
v.nm.dx vho was superintendent Of police OF New.
York TIE tine q the d lnrnd o'' o o1es sunday S
sh.- C.rt 10 n negro church. When they entered
humble edee n which , the S. sv wsrs Of sa
.ao. ,ha Ia old subject OF the fall OF man. Graph
iulI, sketchlpc that awful day Ia the Garden Win
lis terrible results. the preacher eAcof1a'ed "d"''
Sedn wen Dc LawS e ana co Mean hs
count dio ne , ss lie didn't do nuin Of de
sort, bredren, bat he say ,.. $500 .,, ana, ~,
'Iawd. De omsn dat do" gubess me CUB me TOT
to eat "
Paus!nr a moment, he repeated
De 'oman dat Dou grbest mo cnb me lot 10 cat
DE oman dat DoU gbest mo CUB me for to ca, =
Oar. brcdrep. YOU sec oat rn r ,ruun, a, de
blame on de fnwd." ,, $40 A. .
This novel view OF the o'd problem was 700 ,nuch
their escape being ncaf the door ana indnlgrd ~
irtevercnt laughter In the open nir.