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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
RI-SIVESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The Indications of the market for the last week. o'uu
ing the sales reported this day. show an amount OF
that had been anticipated. large proportion VI VAC
business however have gone over 10 the ofo"e'
and while the prices obtained at auction during the a'
week were not unsatisfactory In instances me Pses
obtained private sale have been funy up 10 tc "s
Of any previous date , =. 49, .ao, .s.,,e
There we're sales yesterday in the real es.s.s
market following sales ut prllate colu'c ~, ~,
at Exchange Hoffman BIOhers Da.r sou ~
Dr. Charles +. HOLMAN Nos ABS to Az YES r"t,
$50 600 They have sold for Sachs Bros, nos ~ % ..
FAST Tenth IT, near Boadaay 6-soIy new building 'VN
90 for $3.50 600. This makes about Sl2oOOOo 'od by
hi, arm in the last sixty dnys =, 40 w..
OTTO Pulllch SOLD FOR Egan Hallecy NO 2,o Wese
Seventy-nr,ts threestry and basement private house'
5jxlOO private terms Also NO 300 Ains"ruaip
ave nve.stJy and basement brOwnstone nats VIII STORES
9.x7OxlOO. Also for COnnCss Burns TO j. Busch'
twelve lots south side Of Bolton Road west o. KING.
bridge Road Also for Arnold Lnstig lot ooNlo0 norOh
,lfe II Inwocd-s' near lnwOod stt0n Also Tor Mrs'
vessel frank FOehrenbach Co., No ga West r"lV-
sixth-st fvestory >ore and tenement, 21A.0xlO0
De Srldng Bros have sold fty acres In the village OF
Ifenpstead T. J. belonging to Joseph A. Vega and Tor
mcry occupied by G. Carroll 81 Ne"-fo'' 10 l. Fos'er
Gaincs Con side 'aton $4,000. -
reiors OF the ea Estate Exchange u he voted for at
the election on Monday December H. yesterday placed
in nomination tie following gcntcncl; George X Read
Corlcliu, W Luystcr. Etwori Oppfnhelner, Islnc
Fronmc Richard Y. fIarnett. J. Romano Brown ira ID.
warren James f. TeNincss. william ruksank Nhafirs
s. brown Gcore, d. f. Barton, Douglas Robinson IT,
and Frank NOra1.
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corroy MAREErs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. nov. l.. ! p. m.-Cottou-Ih" -al's OF
day increased since last report To 10000 bales, IN
clnling 800 American. Iutur', co>,d si'ndy
American midilng, lON middlng clause. NoN"mhrr
delivery, 54-Clol j3 sd: November and December
delivery ! - Ui0i j.,-CId, December and January
delivery - t-ia4 ,Jtld; January and February de-
livery, 5|-Gla4 81 Odd, FEBRUARY and March dc-
livery, 1 - Gld sellers, March and April delivery,
I 50-6ld buyers: April and MAY delivery, 81 tl"
/ O.. Old May and june delivery, 6J-Giu ID June
ana July delivery. , > Gld sellers.
,inly,.,i0n NoV. 1e.-CDttOn urm: middllng. 90
low niddlng, = Sc good ordinary, Sc, net and
gros, receipts s,1is bales exports TO Great Britain,
II 5Ol bales, 10 the Continent 1850 hnlcs, -alr,.
IO7l bales: stock, IJo.jIi bales. Wcc.,ly-Nct and
ero5, receipts. jil3G bales, exports 10 Great Britain.
- 1870 bale, To France. O,iii bales TO the Continent.
bale spinner. 30 bales.
Norick. Nov is.-Coton easy; mIddIng, 0c; low
mdGlng, s9i6c good ordinary. re net ana
gross receipts. 2,23i bales. exports Coastwisc OlJ
bales sales, 40 bales stock jo,;5l bales. Weekly
Net receipts, 1910 bales, gross, 11,J30 bale,
export, to the Conlneat. l,S1l bales, coaatNisc,
iOlOs bales. sales 5.6li bales.
savannah, NOV. ls.-Coton dun; mlddllng e
low niddlnr. j-Sc; good ordinary. loc; net and
bnl,~ sales 800 bales, stock lOb.G57 bales Weekly
Net and pro,, receipts 3D35j bales; exports 10
Great Britain, 5,l1l bales to the Continent, 1919
bales coastwlsc. 24.Ili bales silcs, 3i45 bales
New orleans Nov. 1S.-COttOn quiet, mddllng,
Lice; low middlng = Ice; good ordinary.
s3lGc; net receipts. 1890 lales, gr)ss, i3.HOI
bales exports 90 Great Britain = bales; coa,,wsc,
s.7D bales, sales, 1000 bales Stock 1913 00i bales.
Wccky-Nrt receipts. 6G09l bales, gross. 1850
Frame" 2d.ol7 bAlcs; coastwisr, le,j70 bales sales,
200 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
PERSECCIEU BIZ THE MALTA.
Al ITALIAN. FEARING FOR HIS LIFE SEEKS
POLICE PROTECTION

Al ITALIAN. FEARING FOR HIS LIFE. SEEKS
POLICE PROTECTION.
A story OF persecution by the italian Maia was
told at Police Headquarters Thursday by Man2io
Giacicc an italian living ut No. l10 IL Washington
81, He said the prosecutions began In Italy IN lsto,
when his father WAS thrown into prison on a false
charge OF murder. and released three years later
only upon the payment OF large sum Of money. In
1857 Gindce came to this city and lived in Brooklyn
Some year; AGO he said his wlfo was sick An
Italian priest went the house and snt alone with
the woman. after ordering everybody else out of
her room The priest induced her to give 500 to
him. pretending that he wished 10 send the money
her brother Antonio BuOnO soldier In the Inlian
army. She died later and her body turned To a
reddish color after death but the attending physician
said her death caused by pneumonia few
months ago. Glndice said. he Informed that his
wife had been poisoned Ly agents Of the MAZDA In
order 10 get possession Of her money ana some
property in Italy which belonged TO her. Luigi
Guat1no, an Italian living III Brooklyn at he time
of the woman's DEATH had gone back - italy, and
Mrs. Gndice's death and the plots OF the Malta.
Gndicc said that agents had been sent from Italy To
XII him by order OF a bandit Francisco MurtOreli
now in Italy. His brothern-law Buono. never re-
cevcd the 900 that his dying wife gave 10 the
priest Gindce laid he recently went to sec the priest
and accused him OF keeping the money. The priest
told him 10 keep qhct Or he would IL Killed "lhdlco
expressed fear that he and his SON eleven years old
would be killed by the MaGa.
In the Detective Bureau, last evening. Inspector
Mclaughlin said he was not Investigating Gindicc's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
srprsyvrEyDEyr CROWLEY RESIGNS.

James Crowley. who has been superintendent "
r.I.gr.nb IN the Police Department for thirty-two
voare yesterday sent 10 the Police Board his rslgh@
30, IN toSe effect on January |. Mr.. Crowley was
= pnliceman detailed In the telegraph service Il" d
number Of years before he was appointed Snpenhei-
dent Of Telegraph. His salary was S23oo year
Under his management the old-fashoned dial inSru-
ments by which messages are TRANSMITTED sio"N'
have been In constant use by the ponce ID t'' ciS'
while the police of other cities have had signal systems
and more complete and rapid telegraph service. one
reason for Mr. Crowlcv's retirement is sad TO be the
need for Improvements in the Departments telegraph
system He said yesterday that he Thought II was
time for him to retire. and lie: some younger and more
active man take up his wOTA 80 -. ...,
Mrs EIlzabeth Naloncy. OF No. go West sixteenth
st.. VS. appo nted a police mat on yesterday to NIL
a vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

c,ocoo and quiet at sl3 so here; city, extra lndH
spss" 2nd nooiaai sa 9G'' .cady
aesrsG e r.. q"o'S5 EaSsD and IN %asT;
80 1d.rand quoted at 7%d7Se f'f city, nESfnt!
rI @ ysrr ir but TT pnl"! wrc dct,islIy
fir, ,d ,aInn. inner; West n steam luo'rd ~
" 20. N0.eu.br closed 40 l0.I0c bri Er' WV
80, be- nfcr 94Oc bid and January. {" Toe Ou,
III ~, L,~Du and without important ch,-' w. n, hest
md P.nnsy, 9nla pals lest 70 2H-oIc iUe.tyyn
S,at NV ,cnud. 10 nr-ts Base creamery ~" @
ID o3tf5r d. thirds. 2Od22ri creamery oo SfatS
Mn 80. +, extra, 2Iu2fc 90 seconds, l9o2Oc Sn ~
5ir, tof ,l- and pals. extras, 2JG-7ci do hlst-,
n euo 2oa5ic State dairy Welsh tub, e G5pT
aItns AID tub, l9a2e scconds 70 extras WeseI ytr
lion creamery, nrst5 23d25G sccond lSToVc ",etory
1tnne t;-Kn, e>ta. 179c; seconds 10 mt ipg
nns tub, - dl7c factory, thirds 70 irtS, Ln.t
(IE>Aetyc i So G 90 the 'p Mor.Rhcd
IT, and 900 boxes light skins AZ LIZ
1 1oic do cSoG io:,ci5 eo io loc f"od
10 r.mr 92aiOc common 20 f1ir, IG'g P Irt To-,
common choice. 3Gjic state factory IN and Penn
SWAMI ncn.an choice - western 2T I' I i@a
10 choice: western falpackei, 22a2fci ll"ed' 'o2
sPiC Tho markct holds steady upon the BASIS "'
pr sci >,r a. is little business. po-~.ae snd
quot 27sc AMI o0 te-t ccntTlfug3 81 nj ~.
lpuN ~ an '.argr1 crushed lnd cut logi - "a q
gauul' I'd ',d7so powdered 4 i3iGa5e cIte' tc
t's srfSi6fis.c go : 4,aI 5iGc 80 s. lIe@thci
SIEiRlNE-bul- LARD-Nom'nal' ana ofo'"'r'
TfHii.0w~Drn and unsettled prime city quoted at
5i-c bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
STOLE CERTIFICATES WORTH f2o,o00.
A MESSENGER OF LEE. HIGGINsoN CO. FAILS
IN A SCHEME TO MAKE MONEY.

A MESSENGER OF LEE. HIGGINsoN co. FAILS
IN SCHEME TO MAKE MONEY
pos.on NV. ls-Willam scanlon, aged nineteen
,r a,. vears messenger for Lee. IIgrinson Dc CO.,
h.nters Is under arrest charged with stealing s2oooo
In supar certificates from BE firm Ait'r SECURING
the certificates which rot Degotable scanioh IL
& oleecd forged an order in the firms name on a
Boston bank 20 deliver 10 bearer certain shares vi
Atchison stock placed coateraL and take III eN'
change the sugar trust certificates. This me DaI"
did The whole transaction was brought 70 hs u
nv Scanlon's attempt 70 dispose OF the Atchsoh se0i
ties through well known brokerage brn. lie
claimed to be acting for man mined CarN' anu IT,
ceved for one block OF The stock $500
A dav or two later the broker, received by express
Atchison securities of par value. 1t IS s'h"n' VI
81, oo0 with a request that tuo process U, "' "
c. c. Clark at Natick BY check. The brokers' 81"
something suspicious in the manner OF h's'u""o,.
and Investigation proved that Mr.. ChrK oou'u no-
he found and The Scanon boy who repFc'c"'ci nun
self as c. G.. Clark jr. arrested III J" ''~' ''"'
upon being searched il found that ne hiu W.
savings link books for $500, the o'Hef Ior
800 besides bank notes enough to maze inc 'o''I
found upon him amount 10 5000. II IS also alleged
that he had shares OF )ck Of the par vaie OF ToO"
on lbs person which he had not disposed OF. Inc
certificates were for AtchisOn stock, and bore the
Endorsement If Lee Higeinson q co. ScaDlon was
he in SO 900 for the Grand Jury. Ihfo9gh 'ue
efforts of Charles HAYDEN. OF the lIrn Oh fdNueh,
S4one A. Co die brokers who negotiated the secmi.i%
for scaplon the National Hank Of Commerce srs rccOV
cred all the securities belonging to Lee Hlgelhson ~
~ 81 which sronlon expended for p mackntosh; but
the altho critics have the macintosh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Nov ls.-FlOgr quiet unframed; reecip''.
$50 bbs n pnents AS bbls ssIeS 40 lbl,. What
ssrong; 30. 2 r-i spot aud November. 13SH73-c D.,
ctin,ir 7ilG74zc; January, 76a7C4c May, - Gs-c
shipments a 1876 bish stock 22S0,se- b. IA; 'ae-. u.s.
oo0 BUSH NIL ng wheat b. san pic 7iG7dc Corn srorg
mitcd pot "a. d4S7,c November - &C bid Nlar. 80
ctsLc January. 4s94sl4ci february, iec I'D Miy, joc
bid steamer m Ned 90 diGc, receipts 1903 bush
shipments 3L7l4 bIsh stock. 1910 bDsh aies noto
bush. White by sample. tJ'aate fc9" d.,
l<a4S2c. DAYS firm. 80. Whit We-er.. ~ q i@c ,
No. mixed do. 3sa5s@c roceiIt' 1000 ba,h ,toc?;
1882 bush. Ryo dull; so. p j3ato. rocr.'-. "uli
bueh stock % 30 lush. urch,ng d. Uain ftecht-
dull aud easy Liverpool t bush. 32d toiion
nominal nildllng. gs-e. tFgs active" nearby, -5G<tc
Western, 2502Gc. Cof"e hrm, Rio cargoe> lSec No.
:, lie Others unchanged.
Roston Nov. 1s.-ilOur dun Corn ste5dy Oats
steady. sholt7 lim: Othcr narkc,> ~ h'n-rt. T..
celitS-Fo 5000 barrels 1000 rOr, - n'O
Chicago. Nov. 1s.--1he leading futures Hanged a. foi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

pIrrJDIN,; NATFHIAT-NoS"s along ne h' M ~,
IA. bern noted f0r time past ana quo'''"'' a." -
Ciffc GisY standard English eI1nTiatcd q"oeu Al ~
cGC6A There i, fair lobblns movement WIN pr'''
held him 80, 10 ,,a-kct vos ouc: but
firm on The basis Of 11c for 80. T. Shle~ uV alc.
at The quotaOn options were .aiN a,er bat rrcr.
M openig at points decline 20 points va, hana"s
rios,n. however was steady with bni s.h ne.
In rrte, for TIC day. Cable advees "eit ~. :, ~
nr.a-r Amsterdam reported that The oncai 900 s IN ON
ro,ynp C,N .rnmcnt Java crop i now 1oUy 9"Es "a
Don oric.l quotations. 40 y M NoN tmo' I'd
March 7i- 81; April o es5,e 41gE'Ga as, II 30
'rckang, lrf tatcj 49,; Tecclpt- in no, sou
cearanccs United states 10 oOo bag ola 30 baes Rio
mars,t drm: receipt, in SANTOS. 10000 b1gs Santos ,t
~ 900 b3rs Santos market hrh' Goon A''''F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
A FELLKNOU-T CFAR4CTER DEAD

Benjamin Franklin Washington a well known char
icter for many years at the Custom House. died d
consumption al his home. No. DOugassst. Brooklyn
on Thursday. He had been Ill for several months
but was confined TO bis bed only for about weeks
He was aS nearly as anybody krows about seventy
years old LAYING been born a slave in Virginia. "Old
Wash" MS everybody called him, had been a mcssen
ger AT the Custom House for year, was liked
by everybody. lie WIS servant Of family nance
Washington, near LynCbbIre, Va. and captured
and brought into the Federal lines oy United states
cavalry during raid. He worked in Washington
during the Civl War for the Sanitarv Commits Ion
and then made messenger at the Custom House
He had no family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
A BLOCKADE on THE BRIDGE.

Just while travel at its height on the brooklyn
Bridge, shortly before o'clock last evening, the
grips Of heavily loaded train gave out. bringing
the cars 10 standstlll. blockade quickly followed
and nearly a dozen trains each track soon
strung out the entire length Of the Bridge. After
a tedious wait the locomotives mustered into
service. and for nearly hour trains We're hauled
the Bridge. dense crowd awaited the coming
Of trains at the NewYork end OF the Bridge, and the
police had their hands fun 10 preserve order. The
defect in the running gear at last adjusted and
at Z 80 O'Clock the cars We're running schedule
time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
NEW DISPOSITION OF TIE CITY'S REFUSE

The report of Controller Myers and President Barker
advising that the ciy's refuse be used in filing in
land under water around Rikers Island was finally
adopted by the Board Of Estimate Yesterday Street
Cleaning Commissioner Brennan favored the scheme.
lie said that the recent trouble experienced in getting
the dumping scOws ont u vas n strong argl-
ment In Its favor. resolution was adopted directing
the Dock Department to prepare plans and specinca
lions FOR erecting crib work around certain parts OF
ker's Island where the street refuse is TO be de-
posted letter from Mr. Brennan advising that the
dumping be done by contract and not br the street
Cleaning Department. was ordered iic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
sEIDL CONCERTS ~ HARLEM

The Board of Managers OF tie Young women ;
Christian Association OF Harlem will give two sub
scripuon concerts December II and January 10. The
concerts arranged by Carl V. Laohmund and Will
bring 10 Harlem for the first time Anton seidl and
his orchestra. The following will also appear: ltalo
Campannl. tenor: Miss Gertrude MAY Stein conr:o {;
Victor Herbert cellist Clifford Schmidt vionist John
Cheshire harpst Mile. Flayie Van den Hende celiist :;
Mile Marie Gcnsy, violinist; Miss Eta Roeh soprano
Miss Jean Tamezcn Slice. contralto Carl V. IAchmnnd
pianist Miss Eloise Shryock and Mrs. J. NJ pnilput
arcnm imam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
1tTTJuOBE ROBBED THE WRONG MAN.

John baltimore. OF No. BIZ West Twenty first ST.,
a railway mail service clerk on the New Iorl,-Wash-
ington line. took a nap in the Postonce Building
dorIntory yesterday. Forty fifty clerks usually
there. IL has been noticed that when baltimore slept
next man. that often lost his purse. J. c.
Coates PostoiiCe Inspector. stretched himself a
bed beside Lattimore's yesterday. He pretended to
be asleep and the clerk had stolen his purse
containing 95 A. from his pocket. Coates Mt once
arrested the thief. who did not deny his guilt ana
was held to await the action Of the GIund jury by
(onmis sioner Shields.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
l1rr .r,cr MAnKrrAnY rEIEGrApM.

Chicago. Nov. IT," Tn Evening Journal relr,,
CATH Recent. 5000 head shipments. 5000 lrAl
mnrlct Guu steady lc,, natly's. ~jo - -. o'h"r,:
y, .Oo =; 20. We 'crn"r. go - TrNans - 20 -
- =, ~, r., cn. Hoo Receipts, 5000 head
.hirn cIt. 700 head. Mnr'."t io0 DO higher lsh
and common. ~ ia - % packers and MIXED =, D'
-" MINI. hoa,.r butchers - G50 - .. N,ht.
IS ga =, - SIP, and pig. - 90 - 81. Sheep
n.ccip.,. 1900 head Shipment 900 h,aI M9r.et
lover. natives. - ~" - -, westerns, ~ 40 - -
Tcxan- - Goo 81 80: mml- ~ 21aFj -.
y Louis E,v. l'.-CWtlc- Receipts, Zoo h'ad
.hiprnc.t. $40 head. Market easier. fair Ia good
nm ~. steer, 20 20 - 40. choice. ~ 'o0 -, leN:S
ana Indian ," 100 -: Texas cows - o0o =;
-Ncc,4pt- 600 head shipments. 500 hcd.
Nnrfct loo higher heavy. ~ lOoS - 20, pacMng'
- .oa = 30: llsht. - 3ca 20 30 ,rcp-he,o lpts.
COZ head, shipments. 100 head. Market steady
nnilye. mngc s304 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
He THYEH TO EVADE PLYING DIZZY Oy JrWEy

Anton Folght WINE dealer OF Mainz Germany
was caught with jewels worth about 300. which he
attempted to bring off the steamship Iave on
Thursday night without paying duty. Tic only
dutia5le property. he declared was bottle Of paten
medicine worth ~ 80. Inspectors Brown and Dono
hue noticed some suspicious after he Wa
On the pier and stopped him. When he was searched
several diamond lockets and watch charms were
found In his possession. They We're directed 10
August Busch. care Anhcuser- Busch Brewing Com
Pny, y. LoIi1, Mo-" lie saI0 the jewclry WAS in
tended for presents. The articles were all marked
with the initials OF the intended recipients They
were seized but the man was not arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
MEDALS FROM THE QUEEN REGENT OF SPAIN

TITO Queen Regent Of Spain has granted a silver
medal OF honor 20 John F.. Johnson and bronze medals
to X. c. Johnes. J. r. Dunton, G. f. Carpenter. J. H.
De Wad. J. f. Smith, J. II. Carpenter l. A.
Dougherty ard william b. GOfhgan. The former Is
chief Of the life saving station at Hog Ishnd, Norfolk
s. c.. and with the latter manned the lifeboat which
saved the o. the span sh steamship san Albano
wrecked off that coast the night OF February 81 last
BY the same royal order granting the medals Her
Majesty wishes 10 have hHr appreciation OF their
brave conduct conveyed 20 all others who voluntarily
gave their help on that occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
4 WILD STEER IAScOBD IN THE STREET

steer escaped from the public pound. at Amsicr'
dam-ave. and Onchundred and thirty ninth-,t.. Mt
80 a m. Yesterday and roamed about the vacant
lots In the negh1orhood for hours. After vain
attempts had been made TO drive the animal back 10
the pound, it lassoed at p. m, at Convcntav"
and MISUNDERSTANDING nhS' by Miguel lo-
rente Of No 81 Fulton-avc. Brooklyn, and then was
killed. No person was hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
THE PETROLEUU MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AID RNNGE OF PRICES.
The new veil M " Donald pool has run tn" Ifo'
du,tin Of un. neld m 1000 barrett, diY. v; u'
crude oil speculation not Inspired with b'ari,h ACTIVITY
In con -.quc"cr 500 barrels wrrl sold In options
e, the OIL -oldpt.d Tango 5-b oHts. The OF CRY
mar ~ was a al" cas- ~ n.d0- ld1- crnt.
'.cnnnl p.,rol .sm wa, uuchlng at $50 cent, Per
gallon barre. 33o cent, 100 buk ana go cent IA
cas-. Foreign quOn'pn, were Antwerp. lSF Han,'
Ulc.icn. > 20 m,ih,, l,ldou. iid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Llvcrp&l, NOV. Il, "a p. m.-Brcf in fair de.
mand prime mess firm ut j-s Sd. Pork I'm fair de-
mund prime mess western iinc lrm at SIS Od 90
medium firm ut ~ Cd ilamS In poor demand. Bacon
In fair demnnd. Cheese Ia poor demand. raOw-
There Is nothing Offering. rrpcninc and r0,in Ia
pJor demand. Lnrd-s,pot and future, In poor de-
mnnd. pIme western pot firm ut jO,. Wheat aud
-four In poor demand. cOrn-Spot ana futurcS-The
demand Is Improving, mixed Western spot and N0ycm-
her firm AT 4 lid December firm nj IS id: Jan
nnry nlm ut A. > Id. Hops at London-Pacilc
COaht-Ihere IA nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
RECORDED MORTGhGES.

Bee. Eliza: to Philip I'M and another IS ixth-
Charter Tnroa 10 George + Everhort ct al
tint - 7th-e,ei years s,, 80 40 wcs,
erth.st mortgages , years. .....-. 800 .--.---
Goose Thoua, r. 20 the aiurriy nm Bank.
5i,h.I,t Of w. 4 yen, IN. i,.,,an,s
Co. soth.,t ~ 0th.aye : mortgages. yrs
Frank Martin. N laue- 5 Wool"y. corner
Gicl-on Lurlu-. 10 Ahlny savings Bank sc cor
Dep Mad -on.a'c nni -2th; -, > vars a,s,-s,
Gross Dora, 70 ALERT II Gross. 7G'h-st W Of
Hall James. % John smith. No 80 We,
Ha-i.c Franz 2gd ed, f., 70 12'pa Smith eS
Johnston F,l5a - II lrrict W Wlnslow. exocu-
MY and another ljith.st % 10Th
ny eye S,a To''g'e rs iTori po.cr o!th.
81, - Am-isrlarave ? mortgages year
Kahn Mayer =, .,, E9''i r aay''" Ha"y'"'
rich'r. Geo-qe 10 simon fcrnhimcr end another.
Ho- 40 ,ni 43c rroAf0ny dcmani ~:
Co. 30 2os Fast 7jth-st. 3 ears. ..........
Narrow. Flmua ard o.. rcr 70 Harriet Marsh
ooth-St. q 9''-n'c ye1 rs 1; and
another. " corner Broome and Ridge ST. two
Mls2 cfa,io,. 3, sci Miller a3o.si7 las; ieth
M,rc-. Voi..ta. % Hy PURCELL. p~dhur~t-
,,e % % corner - lI-fh-st demand .,o..,-
N,0dv Ma y 20 Nrgu-t Gar":-S. : Of lS'th-
- ~ Trini'yave v"1rs ..-.a.... ....., -.
Sol p.r~a-linr to Tho Powerv S9vinc' Bank,
ico wavc-'cv rlsoc. ctc. two mortgages
p,I, Ghr No. = 20 ,,corgc Moore. 1850 PARK.
ph.f'ins. Mos. : - Gco-rc Moore. S7th-st.
p,,-as ueorv ~ ,ho = : T-rst c.. Yns
s2I.,t ~ - West Fnd.,ve var. -.
smith. Ro.anni - tho Title ''pa11..e anf IrN
Co. n vayerley Place. = Nardonf''St'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
THE SHERIFF REID THE ROPE

Wheeling, W. Va. Nov ls.-Willlam Maler tho
wifemurderer, was hanged In the jail yard this morn.
Ing at IL 10 O'Clock. and was pronounced dead in
fourteen and Onehalf ninntes and at the expiration
Of thirtythree minutss cut down. His neck was
broken by The fall and aboat two seconds afterwaI
t1c rope slipped, causing his toes teach ground
Sheriff StoenrQd ran upon the gaOws ana held him
by the rope until IL was tghteied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

The stockholders Of the metropolitan Cross Town
Railway Company and the Central PARK. North aud
Eas. River Rlilroad Company met az thcir respective
Offices vest -rday AMI mtdd lease which gives the
Metropolitan Company control OF the Central Park
COMPANY. Both companies had fan representation
Of stockholders plesent ard 10Th meetings ha-
moniOuS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
FATAL WRECK on TIE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC

Kingman, A. T., Nov. lS.-A wreck occurred on
the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. seven miles cast
Of blackberry, yesterday \ broken wheel threw the
sm Ter OF the track on t-c,tle ard four other
followed down a steep embankment One man was
killed ard thirteen were badly wounded. ONE Of whom
will die The dead and injured were taken to Peach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

STAINED.
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STREET cooi ordinary. 90 MdlNne .-.--.--..-o '''''

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6ac- - when Cos speculation oud cNlo-'. zoe e,l,s;
Ancl..an g. 600 isl,s spot MART 'rrFgar. Ai'dl"
n. laug.. 1916. Future. uf~u.i fr't N'f -" D 20.
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o,, .,ot a. ,r,, Old CO., Ia Old. 80. No9crlr
57io: D.c,uler 81 January. 6s- Ic fn'' % 80
Nafh -; Ap-l. 502 MAY. je's, value. FN''e
nlrh q Urn. . t,.t.otv
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the ..ong-." Tho market Ol~nel ga poh' ioM''
rnal nrtres Indicted q delIut - I'-v l'"' '' Don
,f.v mo -ai.a wcr, 300 bales