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The Pennsylvania railroad depot in
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A big cavalry pistal loaded and capped
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Accidents.

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Rev. c. ?. Brooks

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OUR VERY BEST PEOPLE

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The largest telephone center in the
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1t is reported that the Tam O'Shanter
inn, at Ayre, famous wherever the verses
of Burns are read, was sold at auction, a
short time ago, for about $4,000.
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Indignation meetings are being held
and petitions drawn up all over Germany
to protest against the proposed increase
of the beer tax,
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A Rails county (Mo.) man found him
self SO big that he could not get into the
voting booth and the Sheriff was obliged
to construct for him screen OF horse
blankets.
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The violin upon which the wedding
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Rev. DR.. Parkhurst, of New York. has
had three offers from lecture bureaus
and two from newspaper managers who
believe that they can turn his "slum-
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Five thousand canaries were among
the passengers on the steamship Tauric,
which arrived in New Yorlo on Monday,
from liverpool. They were consigned
to a bird fancier in that city.
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A Norwish( Conn. hunter experienced
a queer incident the other cay. He fired
at a partridge that was flying towards
him in the air and shot it, and the dead
bird fell into his hands. >
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Kansas paper: "Four hundred miles
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of Kansas, by glorious Kansan now
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Gov. Taylor, OF Tennessee; is in
Georgia. locturing on "The Fiddle and
the Bow"
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Treatment List
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Diseases of Children, she all diseases of "
STOMACH, LIVER AND KIDNEYS.


this country well the ladies of
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this opportunity of consulting Harkey Adams. ~ ~
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rs unde stand
Rev. Or kochendoe said Ladies
Mrs Dr. Harkey,
work by her lectures, with her
in the
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W. NJ D
TRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGTC( L INSTITUTE,
DRS FRANCE
Ch1n Diseases
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
GRAN AND PRODUCE MARhETS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Tile wheat market was somewhat nervous and nther
erratc Yesterday attended with frequent fluctuations
though the close stronger. The dealings were not
especially brisk but about 100000 bushels changed
hands Early In the session 1t looked bad for the
bulls" the English cables were lower, ana the
amount on passage showed An increase OF 1,4Gi,O00
bushels Liverpool was lea pence lower and London
declined 3d6 pence a quarter. As natural conse-
quencc local longs started unloading. and before
prices suffered break Of 3-a5s cent. The
weather West was again favorable for winter wheat
and Northwestern receipts were fair. After the first
drop there the usual amount OF covering, and
this. coupled with some foreign buying. tended 10
strengthen quotations. France reported cold weather
(Which Mt present Is detrimental Ia growing crops
and closing Paris advic"~ wcr" somewhat st"adicr
Furthermore the English visible supply decreased 94
900 bushels and the seahmrl clcamnccS OF -four were
large. nearly 100000 package. Private advice, fIOu
the Pacific Coa, reported hot and dry winds, and this
too was used d" bull7 fact)r. May options opened
~ 30 1t cents went down Ia so and closed at so
The spot market opened weak. but closed FIRM. kN
porter, took fifteen loads mere ana ten at ouipor's
corn weakened and longs unlondcd quite freely
cline Of Ii cent Receipts W., were lbcr: and sea
ho0rl clearance, small. Gables were weak. The
speculation was mainly local. spot prices
shade lower and bu-ucs. less active. abon, twelve
load. being taken for export.
oats were slow aud generally 1914 cent lower all
around. owing 10 the weakness in corn.
Lard dropped 6a7 points with the West The sales
were 1000 ticrNeS ~ pot part for export.
The closing quotations follows:
Wheat March, 81 OF Is, April. q oil 80; May.
% - cents June. - cents July. 90 IL cents
Corn-March, ~ q April 40 81 May. 40 2
June A. July A. ! y cents
oats March. 81 "a: APRIL SO 80; May. 30 10
LUZ" Lard march. ~ -: Nav. ~ &c: July. so So
The receipts AT New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
Baltimore were: Wheat POI f94 bushels corn. 792.-
I'll bushels oats 1865 bushels total grain. LAO,
a63 bushels: -four. 7O.O6i packages. Tho rrcepts nj
chicago. II. Louis and Milwaukee were Wheat. ~
90 bushels corn 49,. 327 bushels: ont.. oil .73-
bushels total grain 727975 bushels; -four. =, 500
packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
LIVE rrocK NArEEr,-uy TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. March s.-Cattls- Receipt. list - hours.
G2o head total fo the week thu, far. $40 head
so trad to New YORK 800 head ale. 80 head
Market steady. Medium TO good ,tccI~. LOO To
10 p. ~ -oaSi -; Asht 10 god export eullS
So 3Ja =; -. Hog, Receipts la-t - hours. 5000
head total for the wceh thus far. 2G.1Oo head FOR
time last week. 9u.;.2. head cuGi .ucd through
1859 head 10 New York 1880 head on sal' 1850
head Market steady for good grade, 81 &c higher
pig dali loads Oi soft It Louis sold al 800 800
heavy grades, 81 2Jd ~ 20. packers and mediums
s. 200 10 -. workers., good 10 best - loo NJ 20 do
rlss and light - lDG p -. good heavy cnds, - 1j@
fair -4n - - ricd Fous- ~ 20" ~ 80; common
rOugh,. aB 1j0 ~ 10. staggs ~ %" ~ -. sheep
and lambs Receipts last - hours, 400 head total
for the week thus far 1850 head for Same Time Ut
week. 600 head consigned through 500 head TO
New-YOrl, 900 hend sale. J.Auo head. Market
opened steady and firm for best ssGcs clored stady.
good b. choice - sou - 20 fair to good. f1e ~ 40
cnll. and common. g.: 25d - -. Lambs Good to
ettil native s76s7 20 fair 10 good DO 81 400 ~ 90
cnlf, 10 common SJd ~ %
Chicago Mnrch s-"'rhc Evening Journal" reports {:
Cattle receipts, 5000 head shipments. 5000 head
mnr,rt steady good to choice steers. 81 oHi 90 .
no extra stecrs on sale @her' W. ,og - 30, isrd
ers, - 25ds3 20. Stockers =" 81 %, COWS, SIN
xI 70. Hogs Receipts. 10000 head: shipments
II 600 hcad market lower: rough Sia%i 30; good
mixed. ~ roo - so; pnm" heavy and butchers
Receipts. G.oO0 head shipments. 800 head: maraet
active: sheep stronger. lambs shade lower. ewes
80 150fi - mixed ~ 75a 80 w,Hthcrs, So 5,d
81 so; Westerns, - I0dSj 90; lambs, - SOC
ST. Louis. March s.-Cattle-Rccclpts, 2,oI5 head &:
shipments 100 head market stendy nj the efvance
fair to good native steers, VIZ - 80; IaT to good
c.ipts $50 head: shipments, i.31f head market
opened higher; closed easier; fair to p Inc heavy
~ sOa - % mixed ordinary to good. ~ 80" ~ =
load sLipment. none: market strong, fair f. dcsr
able native mutcnf. SiaSG: Texans. - 5ooS5 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool March {, 4. m.-The sales of the day i'm
cluded 800 bales American.
Futures closed steady MISUNDERSTANDING low
midding clause, March delivery, 4l-6id sellers; :
March and April delivery, 4l-64d sellers: April and
May delivery, 4204d buyers; May ard June de-
livery, 3 ~ Gida3 i6-,4d. June and July delivery.
3 4O-64d sellers; July and August delivery, 32-6id
buyers August and September delivery, :, 35-64d
buyers: SeptNnber delivery, 5S64d buyers: Septem-
Der and OctOlv r delivery 3 5--Gid BUYERS
Galveston. March --COttOn quiet nddiing, b 1-2c,
low bidding. 15-l3c; good ordinary. 3ac; net
and gross receipt, 3925 tales exports 10 Great
Britain 6,6.6 tNlo,, sales 65j bales stock, 34,f64
bales
Norfolk. March Section steady: Kidding, Lee.
net receipts. 693 bales: gross. 10 bales: exports
coaswisc la bales sales, lil bales; stock, 44.2lo
bLl">.
savannah March s.-COtton steady. micding.
q : lGc: low n,ddlkg. 90. good ordinary, 5-oc:
net and gross receipts. 2.7o6 haes: exports TO the
Continent. ~ bales wise, $50 bales sales,
! 100 bales stock, 6s.Nl0 bales.
Ncw-urlcans. Mar.h o.-Cotton easy middhng,
8 2c. low nidiUg. i5-sc; good ordinary, }-.,c:
receipts. 12.9l bailey gross, ID 1913 bales sales,
. 200 bales stcok. 4J2,3G1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
REPORTS FROM THE WHEAT FIELDS.
GENERAL OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING CROP NOT
50 GOOD AS LAST YEAR.
Chicago, March s.-"Thc Farmers Review has the

GENERAL OUTLOOK FOR THE COMING CROP NOT
50 GOOD AS LAST YEAR.
Chicago March g." The Farmers Review has the
following winter wheat crop summary:
In Illinois onehaf of the correspondents report
tho crop In good condition. In Il part OF the state
the wheat has started 10 grow. though il Is mther
thin and small account ~ the dry weather In The
fall But the weather is now favorable and The con
dillon j. improving. About 30 per cent represent
la Indiana 81 per cent of the correspondents report
good. 10 per cent fair and the others poor. ihero
has been little no hclving by the frOat ana The
plant /, now growing well In other localities some
OF the wheat has been frozen OH, but the early s1wn
iS looking good.
The condltlon in ohio is not good. only 20 per
report fair and "A per cent poor y number oil localities
rep damage by freezing and thawing In some cases
serious.
the condition As good. 50 per cent fair, ana the rcst
poor. In some places the plant has been heaVed
out Of the ground, and the fly did some damage In
the fall
In Kentucky % per cent Of the correspondents
give the condition rs good. 80 per cent as fair and
Il per cent poor some damage by TeeHlhg Is
reported. ~.
so good rs IN wa, at this time last year. Onethlrd OF
the respondents report good, onenfth Eir ana the
rest poor. .
In Kansas 40 per cent OF the correspondents report
the condition as good, 20 per cent as falr ana ue
remainder ms poor At some points the crop Is III
crilfCai condition. and late sown has not yet CONS
up. ,. .o,
In Iowa so per cent OF the core spondents report
good 20 per cent report fair and the others poor,
great many Of the IS Net, r co,n,ies
In some cases the crop LOOKS well, but the acreage
is not more than half Of that Of last year.
In Wisconsin one hat OF me core hI i, d te
rest poor The condition In s0no PAGES Is Criuca'
owing TO freezing and thawing, with poor outlook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, March C>pocli,ll.-Whcat bulls had the
bencf. 81 enormous -four clearanccs today. Then
Ream ard Kent hrgc buyers. May opened at
e. IS, sold between 81 IL and ~ So and closed ut
rs "a ~ . = cents. There was an increase Of
$4,000 bushels IN the on passage figures. there
w:le summer weather far North British America
cable were lower I'm most Instances. Minneapolis and
Duluth had 53 ears and crop ndvices wore favorable
stu from every quarter. New York made m effort
sti,Alu prices and local shorts covered. hut
the local temper, rule. b"ar1,h. Good
weather t. be assured for az least three days
more Lake rates corn advanced almost q cont
That csuscd some seln1g OF March corn and made
th. whole u,t rather weak. May sold from 10 4
n II = and closed at - Ia rents. Receipt, wcr'
large i-i today, 2lJ estimated for wednesday.
Oats symnthiled lu u uc1slir" With corn. Holders
were al-o somewhat discouraged ty the light export
movement and the HIGHT export demand. Nav sold
from 30 - Ia 30 IL. and chSed az 30 j-0 30 ,
cents. Provisions weak. There Nv
1900 hogs the wards. hut the cstimat" for W!fc
dnv 10000. prices INT there were 10 cents Uwor
The weak grain market, also hid their Influence.
Nav pork sold from &ll 80 To Sll o. and clp-od nj
81 o. NAV Lard from ~ - "a ~ II and CLOSED ~
- -. Nav ib, from - 81 TO - ~ and closed at
- -1a =, 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
PROCEEDINGS n IKE LEGISLATURE.
" DRY DOLLAR SULLIVAN MAKES FRANZ
CONFESSION.

Albany March (SpecAll.-Thc members Of th"
Assembly PLAYED football. this morning with the
fish and game law for two hours. and when they got
through with the bill those who drew Il would hardly
be- able 10 recognize it. The discussion brought out
an exceedingly frank confession from " Dry Dollar
sullivan Mr.. Sulzer presented a petition signed by
2s 600 people who wanted The bill amended 50 that
they could 20 fishing sunday.
&" ought TO vote against that said Sullivan. am
liquor dealer. and II these folk, were prevented from
going fishing sunday they might stay IN my saloon
YOu don't keep opol on sunday - <ild Assembly
man OCOnnor. OF Brooklyn. "A brother saloon keeper.
why, yes, / dO,' replied sullivan In matter
Of fact->Ort of way This argument was potent that
IL passed the amendment for sulIcr
The Assembly Committee on Cities tonight decided
TO report iavorably tomorrow Mr. suffers bill for
the placing Of the new municipal building Tor New
York In Bryant Park.
The following bills OF interest were introduced In
the seiiat" To- day
By senator CantOr-PrOvldng that corporations
or companies issuing rebate vouchers shall deposit
with bank trust company designated by the state
Controller a sum sufficient to meet the amount Of
the vouchers and that such institutions shall report
the Controller the amount Of such vouchers the
fifth Of each month.
nv senator Ahcarn- FoIbiddng telegraph wire tap
ping aud making II penal offence under Section O3D,
subdivision 7. Of the Penal Code.
BY senator Roesch- Allowing New-lOrk city police
justice TO practise law In civil courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
Both bills were then taken

way, by the same vote. Both bills were then taken
to Governor Flower.
When the proper order OF business was reached sen
ator OCpEnOr introduced the resolution when ne
offered last night asking the local authorities OF New.
York City 10 give their opinion Of the liuck cherry
Railroad bill.
senator Cantor said that the resolution was Offered
merely for political buncOmbc. The measure was
surely local measure. II wOuld be unprecedented
10 ask for Information before hearing had been ad
Senator ofonnor was suffering from politically
diseased brain
Where is the politics in this came from the
Republican side
WY N2I gre injecting politics INTO IT, sau IN S
tor. He added. however. that the Democrats had
nothing 70 conceal, and did not object 10 the rcsO-
luton The resolution then adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 8. AS p. m.-Beef in poor de-
mand. Pork IN fair demand. inms-rhe demand
Is improving Bacon in goM demand Cumberland
cut. about - 10 80 H. firm. ut 4os short rib, about
20 ~ firm, AT 31s ShouldeS-AbOut IL 10 1s n,
firm. at Cheese in poor demand. Tallow In poor
demand Tnrpentine and R,Nn. in Air demand
Lard-Spot In fair demand Futures In poor demand
Wheat in poor demand No. > red winter steady al
IS 10 Id; No. red spring steady Mt Flour In
poor demand Corn-SpOt and futures. In fair de-
inand mixed Western spot. firm, at As 34d March
steady, at Is ID; April Stvdy. at IS Id: May
steady, at As 3 Id Hops ut London-Pacifc Coast
There Is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

TO ESTABLISH A co OPERATIVE DEPARTMENT.
Albany. March 3 CSpeclaD-Mr. Wells introduced
I'm the Assembly To-day bill creating what Is 10 be
called the "Fooperative Department. which is - be
under the direction Of superintendent TO be- aP
pointed every two years by the Governor. He can
be removed Oh the written request Of 800 voters. who
represent mt least three societies covered by the
The salary Is 10 be ~ 900 annually with -
for clerk hire. The superintendent Of this De
partment Is 90 be empowered to compel the enforce
ment Of all the laws relating 10 cooperative and
beneficial societies. Mr. Wells also introduced "A bill
repcallng Chapter so Of the Laws Of 1887, which
permits the gas cOmpanie, In the Annexed District
10 charge - 40 n thousand for gas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
THE prrROLUy-N NiPEFr.

Tho salos of National Transit certificates at the
Con s)idated Stock and Petroleum Exchange Ncsier
day amounted only to 1000 barrel, Al 80
cents. Quotations on refined oil IN barr j.
changed a. 80 cents. In bulk az $40 conts. and I'm
case, ar 80 cents crude oil In barrels az 30
cent, and IN bulk NJ 3l5 cents.
Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp, rs III 1913
hau,s. Bremen, $50 marks, London, D , -aj slG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
ELLIS SIGNED ny TIE GOVERNOR

Albany, March Ex-Governor Flower has signed:
Chapter 9G-Rccasing TO Frederick Thesis the states
Interest 10 real estate The south side Of Marion.
St.. Brooklyn.
Chapter 97-Amcndng the act establishing "A
Union Free school In Cortland, and providing that
than $4,000 shall be expended upon it an
nuay.
Chapter 0s-Recasing 10 the West Iilll Cemetery
Association. OF Sherbume, Chcnango County. the
states Interest TO certain lands formerly belonging
To the second Calvlnistc Congregational Society Of
Sherburne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
FORM WEEKS In CALIFORNIA.

ON March "a the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
will RIM a persouullV conducted tour Ia CalfOrn ).
The route Is particularly attractive one and round,
totnrniup and seyeraI side trips. only $4,000.
Application for space should be made " Tourist
Agent, $40 Broadway, New-fork. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

PURCHASE OF ADIRONDACK LAND.
Albany. March s1SpeciaD.-The State Forest Com
mission to-day purchased 1000 acres OF Adirondack
land This purchase exhausted the appropriation
Of $25 900 made last winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
OIL MARX ETS.

on CITY, Penn, March s-Nauonal Transit certificates
opened 5A's highest, COS lcaeSt, ;1i closed 59s.
sales, IL, 600 bbls cle1Iances. l20 900 bbls sluents
0si oos runs. 1898 bbis.
Pittrburg Penn. March SNaJonal Transit certificates
opened at bs7s closed at TO highest 90 lowest 59is
Bradford Penn March S-Nat1bna transit certihca tes
opened at 591.; closed AZ 599. highest sos lowest
D3s. clearsnces, 10000 bols.
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Erancilco Marrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09
POULTRY AND GAME

POULTRY MD ZANE.
The demand live poultry has kept very close the
.ppy prices ruled fairly sbsIdy pr
" Kinds At the close there nd ations treer
REGENTS and the tendency l. slightly downward
te.pt, OF fesh klltd poultry ligs. but the de.
rD,ud la 80 end With mild and unfsS orabc
I'm L oNerent established late a,t week Is barely main.
tanned Turkeys held about steady bur must be eNtrl
choice command quoa1tn~. Fowl
freely AZ l3d l3c Tor lriue goods only feN
going @c higher Ihi delIAia roasting and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-09

Domestic old potatoes In large supply very enn 80
weak Outside Quotations are now obtsnsoie ehly IA
small wav carot being generally offered a. oueids xss
Sweet poatoss penty dull and easier H2vaoe new Qugy
- per Dbl Florida and Bermude new nave some s
Ut sjdS7 light supply. OLD onions maoe sonle
Improvement last week. but are Closing oarey
Havana have sold at 81 70 lost arrivals arc He@
81 30 but the price established as yet NonvlS
and firm 81 25asl 50 spinach has oeen a.
lively ii eny and decline. but closes sea@J'
Southern lettuce and other salad greers sh.as n
Celery brings good prices when fine Forido peas ps1nss
and cabg meet very good demand when Of choice