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The advocate., 1892-05-25
AxrELL, Kan, May 2, 1892.

EDITOR ADvoCATE:--I am glad to see
80 many In favor Of V. Fl. Biddlson for
state superintendent. / thought this
was good time to give In my mite In
his favor. know that he is thoroughly
in the work, he is q good talker,
logical and would be great help to the
state ticket. / understand that Mr..
Bailey, when at Marysville to inaugurate
his campaign, issued challenge to dis
cuss the issues, and Mr.. Blddison. accept
ed. ! think Mr.. Bailey will find Mr..
Blddls0n more than a match for him.
As for the balance Of the ticket, l would
like to see John Davis renominated for
congressman Of the Fifth district;
Weaver or Streeter for president; Polk
for vice president and Ives for attorney
general. But no fusion. l have full
faith that the people will select a good
ticket. Yours fraternally,
II. f. DETwEILER.
The advocate., 1892-05-25
NOMINATIONS.
EUREKA, Kan, May IS, 1892.

EUREKA, Kan, May 10, IoVS'
EDITOR ADvocATE:-As nominations
are now In order, / desire TO present the
name of H. G. Jones, present county at
torney Of Greenwood, for the position Of
congressman from the Fourth congress
sional district, and commend him TO the
Peoples party in the district as one
worthy and we'll qualified, and 1t would
please the people Of Greenwood TO honor
him In the nomination. Very respect
fully, A. W. HART
The advocate., 1892-05-25
LA FoNTAINE, KAN, MY Q, l892.


EDITOR ADVOCATED wish TO second
the nomination Of Prof. VIM. Stryker, Of
Great Bend, for state superintendent OF
public instruction. He Is an earnest, ac-
tive and energetic worker, having moved
in the higher educational circles for
several years, and being leader in the
progressive normal system is well quail
fed for this position. He realizes the
condition of the masses Of this age and
is bold, fearless and logical defender OF
their rights according to the latest gospel
as set forth in the new declaration Of In
dependence" and the platform thereto
attached. His acquaintance over the
grand state Of Kansas, is no small thing to
consider. Yes, Prof. VIM. Stryker Is just
the man for that position. :. Yours in be-
half Of humanity, j. L. G.. SwINNEY.
The advocate., 1892-05-25
B. D. CRAWFORD.
CHEROKEE, Kan, May 1s, 1892.

CHEROKEE, Kan, May 10, 1897.
EDITOR ADvooATE:-I am sorry to see
the reform press antagonizlng the nOml-
nation Of Lyman U. Humphrey, as can
didate for congress In the Third district
In the whole list Of political parasites
that have been doomed for defeat, none
would give as more satisfaction, but we
can Oft down on Kirkpatrick with al
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Ser WablmoSus.

Die Bodbeinigfeit unIeres General
ftaatsanDaltes ldBt eS ni1t aa, 1aB er
fid zines 8eferem i~iber5eugen IdBt; er
beftebt auf feiner Mnfi9t, bas Der Name
zines &anbi6aten nur ell MsdI ouf benz
Sidet erfdeinen bari, Dbglei1 BON fiid>
tigen &ebfSgeIebrten unb @~eieBesfetfs
nert ibr1 beuiefen fDirb baB bies uns
geredt uab bur9aiis ai1t nit benz Sc
feB I'M ginftang iii.
Bon allen Seiten DrDbt man aeridt=
li6e Sdritte ergteifen hi tuollea, fo1te
Der pIatt btr6gefibrt uerben, auein
0err Gulberfon bleibt BEL feiner abqe=
gebenen @ntf9eibuftg.
gS ldBt nd nod gar ni6t abfeben,
tpel9er Wirrtuarr baburd entifehen
mag. 1as auffatifBe Mablfpfem 1T
bier GAM. ftel unb foIgeri1tig Nielen
tebr urIbsqlleat unb umftdn6Ii@ unb
nun berrf9eH iiter bic Mnwe1buna
befelbeu gum nebsrHnB aud noHW}eis
tnngsperfdkbenbsiten, BE 46hfifie,
aler Mrt, Wer56gerung unb bielleidt
p0llige Hngilti0feit elmer WabI berbeis
fiibren miifen.
eSn tuiefern fid iibrisens bic Deparz
tementsborfeber Der 6DggsMbminihras
tion aIS bic Dieter bes 8oIfes betradz
ten, gebt aug benz Berbalteu chen bic
les perm @ulterfon berpor. Mar
muBte IN @alpeftor e~benfans ni9t, ME
man bic Wabl3etteI gu bruden babe anb
Der bortige gountpsgI erf bate cine .3u-
iammenfunft Der intereffirten County
BebDrben I'M Staate NIT benz General
artualt guiberiOn auf ben 21. in
Mrttin angeregt. @ulberfon bat aber
eiiifa@ fagen lafen, baB er f9on porz
Der bag 4btommer getrofen babe, an
ienem Saae in Saplor cine aampdgne>
rebe 81 balten unb baber fir bic
@ountpbeamteu ni9t su fpre6en iei.
urD babel ban6elte es id UNI cine Nfs
gelseenbeif bon Der a~ltergrDBten Wids
tigfeit!
3ommentar i%iberFalfal
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3eftaltrntipm
in Sdol5' Bier nnb @artea=Qofal.

Sn e6ol3' populdrem QotaI lit TO-
eben cine Reclamation erter &la1e ein>
geri9tet tuorben, bic NGes liefert, mas
bic 5aifon au Delifatefen, Mmfern,
Jii6en, Wilb &c. bietet.
Gin perfefter Sod ftebt Der Slide
Dor, bic Der 8equemli6feit tuegen in
6as untere @rbgei6oB perIest unb in
ieber 8e3iebung muitersiltig einges
ri1tet purbe. @peifen iper6en nit
GROCER 6orgfalt llnb in firsefer 3eit
5ubereitet. 9ie Slide 1T bis Mitter=
i1adt fur ale Muftrdge ofen.
Der febr umfangreiden Speiiefarte
liegt cine WeinIilte BEL, tpel1e bic aus
erieienftem &beims, Mo5eImeiue unb
9bampa9ner umfaBt. SIS 1T alto fur
Nles auf bas Bette geiorgt.
Die 81 etauratiom in benz Be-
liebten @6oIa'f6em QotaIe
tpirb eiaem in biefem Stabttbeile ldngf
gefiblten 8ebirfniB abbeIfen unb an
3nfpru6 nirb es ibr ni9t feblen.
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i6tmpfnttg Der glitr1dtat1geit utlo @es
braufe et1er NIT @orporafloIsreqtea
t1terbalb beg 0eut1def1 Saroesgeblez
tes befebenben &ellgtonsgeieltdbatt'
nit 8efdtgntB big gu 3 Sabrelt be-
trait gu tperOen! Sas mare EN- nJortz
tdrltt", out pen mon geraoe tetne be-
ior6ere urlafe, 1tol5 gu TEN, baben
blrfte!
Wenn1 aber in tatboltiderl 3eltunger
l1nb 2ebrblidertt Or. Wtarttn 9utber
tn Der grobll9tten Wel1e gei9mdbtu1b
~perldftert tptro, baum tniihen bic proz
%te1tat1ten ft1 6as 9att5 geoulotg gefaaeu
laher, benin 1utber 1T auerbingss mes
Der elne net1r1dtuttgA nod Elm e8ez
brallf" Der proteitantifden Stride.
Srelbt man bic Befimmltngen bes
5 LOO beg Seuttben Hei1ss5trafgefebs
bu6es IN Der Weiie anf bic SpiBe tpie
Der Staatsa1tpalf In Srier es getba1,
70 muB boS iibrigers gu ben tolfen
@o1feque1aen fibrer. 50 1T betfpielsz
rueile .bas fDgef1a1fte pyS1ddtenA iIits
betreitbar ei1e rginridtungs oOer Elm
y8ebrauf" Der lioitden Heilgtot. gle
iiraelitiiden 8emei1toen babea aber
natlrli1 irnerbalb peg Deiti dgef Ie1dss
gebietes Corporations Ned)te. yfutl
giebt es aber ptele. Neute, oarullter an9
bic meifen aufgetldrtet utl0 ltberoleu
Snben felbf, 1pelfe bas Sddd)ten =
b. b. baS S1laGfett Der Sbtere DDtte
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Gin neues unternebmeu.

Sie "San Antonio Cold Storage and
Manufacturing Company" mirb an
Der gde bon Commerce unb @afinos
ftraBe, nabe Der Bride tin Depot fir
sie Musgabe, WboIefaIe unb &etail.
BON frii6em Geii6, serdu9ertem Ileiid,
Wllrt &C. etabliren. Greie 9tbIieferuna
mad irgenb einem Sbeile Der Stabt.
9as Refrigerator Gleii9 fam iebt Be-
aoger iperben bur6 SofIinq's
Warft, Mpenue 6; Mrnaub inn
9auptmarft; aiIaore, @de &omas
1taltraBe nnb San pebro Mpenue. Sc
lepbom=M uftrdse finb erbeten unb tperz
ben prompt ausgefiibrt.
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, Indigo stion use
BROWN IRON BITTERS
3.

Der 81. Dftober, Der 400 9ob.
restag Der gutbednng Mmerifa,s.
tplrbe IN uieIer Stdbter aefeiert. gn
0ouifot, @~uIbeffpt, gagle paB, Nods
bali, 6Drt WDrtb &c. Nm arpBorfiu.
fen III bic @Olurnbtisfeier In 6ouifcn
atsgefaaen. Der llrasug mar iber
et1e Wteile lang; In 6emfeIben mars
tdirter mebrere Wiliafompagnien, bic
yptbias : Sitter, 8efeqf1aften unb
Wereine, Geuertpebr unb bic Stabts
unb gountp : geamten nabmeu baran
Sbeil. 6anbel unb Warbel tparen
6ur9 gef6miidte Wagen in finnreider
Weife pertreten. 9en Deutfheu uirb
pom allen Seiten Sob gefpenbet iiber
oas trsffi9e arrangement bes Sseites.
Die Gountps Ri1ter unb gountps
9ommihdre bieIten am 21. in 6ouffon
elne aonnention ab, INN iber Weae.
a1gelegenbeiten gu beratben. Sic
Mufgabe berielben lit, elm alaemeines
9sfeb our SnftanbfeBung Der sfobrs
itraBe1 por3ubereiten.
Nm Samfas, ben 20. Oftobrr
tperben 3idter 9ei9miiQer uub 6err
Sacob Bidder in 2a@renge politifme
2eben balten.
SSn Neu<g raunfels erwartet moi
cine 3ufnbr bon 10000 aIen gaums
moIe.
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Wdblers& e9iitrirnns.


9ier5nr6 uirb befannt s:madt, BAT
i'd bic Bidder meiner Office fir bic
Gegitrirung aaer -@dbIer 6sr @tabt
San Intonio, Berar gountp, Seras,
Dem 8eieBe entfpre6enb in meiner
Mmtsfube I'M GountpsG Court auie in
Der SolebabsS traBe am
erften 9ienstas I'M Oftober 1892
er6fnen merbe, tpelder auf ben 4. 3aa
isnes Monats fdqt, unb baB i9 biefe
Bidder fur bic barauf folgenben atpan=
aig Gage Omit MusI1lub Der @onntaae)
bon 8 nbr 8ormittass bis Uni 5 ubr
Mbenbs ieben Sag ohen balten tuerbe.
VI. 9 antleben,
Wablz8 egiitrator.
San 4ntDnio, Ser. 81. Sept. '92.
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Gin b~eiteres Stiid6en if aeIez
gentli9 zines Bimafs in Der Mdbe BON
9era in Sbiringen borgefommen.
Weri9iebene 8ein9er aus Der llmaes
gerb betten bas Eager nidt redtseiiia
oerlahen nnb iparen a%rretilt morben.
Sic folten bon bier nod benz ndhftz
gelegenen 9orf gebra6t merben, bas
nit Der girgermeiter ie bort tpdbs
renb Der Na6t in 0ermabrung bebaIte.
Sa ftelte ii6 gu allsemeiner 6eiterfeit
beraus, bab Der 8irgermeifer lid aud
inter ben Mrretanten befanb.
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Won her Sre{4fabiofeit hea he,,t.

= Bon Der Sreffdbisfeit bes bents
f9en S~nfanteries @epebres fonnte man
i6 i'm CONNER geIegsntli6 Der bel
Neibing (Straubing) ftattgebabten
uebungen i'm @eIdnbe iiberaeugen.
Muf cine @ntfernung bon $500 SUB
murbe beiipielspeiie auf cine S9eibe
nit 8atterieabbiIbung truppentpeiie
geihofe1 ltnb es trafen binren tpenigen
Wtinnten ben geafi6neten 8atterie6ef
allen IS &ugeln. Wie libel miirbe
Der 8atterie mitseipielt porben fein!
Sin arrner 9afe, Der in bic SdnBlinie
tam. tparo bon ben @ef6oTeu fiebartis
bur1I6hert.
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Oefentlide Nnfinoiauna.
Office bes Collectors
San Mntonio, 20. Of. '9s

S9t N1t0ttD, 20. DIT. '92.
Mle yerfoaen, mel6e @emerbe BE-
treiben, bic bonn @efeb ni9t ifeuerfrei
erfldrt tporben finb unb bic perabidumt
baben, bafiir bic n6tbige 2i3ens au en-
lange1, tperben bierbur6 bena1ridtigt,
baB gegem iie in llebereinfimmung mil
Der betreHenben Orbinan3 borgegattaen
tuirb, pen1 fie bic borgei9riebene 81.
gems ni6t bis gum 81. OCTOBER 1892
entri6tet baben.
@b. &ifde
GitDs@ Collector.
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etue anr fir spteumattsmus.

Or. g. u. Skinner bon 5erarfana,
Mrf., 1T elm gang entbniafif9er gers
ebrer bon @bdmberlains .YainsBalmS.
grl gebrau6te bieien S1mer3en : 8alz
lam gegen Nbeumatismus unb fagt:
sd inbe, baB bies bas bette locale
9eilmittel 6agegen it," gu baben
in San Mntonio in ben Mpotbez
fen bon s. aaltener & @on, 9oipz
ling & Gloob, 5. 6. Sod, u. DreiB,
s. S6udarb, sc. @obn & Co., s. s.
9arrifon unb &alteper & Sdu1arb.
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sas. ueber5ieber, llnter3eus, Sers
rem : 3oilette : artitel, aues BON BEN
beften 6~abrifanten bes 2anbes BEL
y Samoan & Sobn. Wir gIaliz
ben, bab mir bas bette Gin : Dollar
9emb unb bic befen rs Gents triimpfe
in Der Stabt perfaufen.
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Gin Saneiupsss Retienber CAB ietne Wceinuns In furz
zen Norten. ME fcIst: r0efern bate Id etne iol&s Or.
iSltnns. bab ID taum irre@en fcnnte. Sd nabn Or.
Elm Std I'M @afer. Sc tpfete mid nur Is Gents
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6 | 6.
San antOpio, 90. Oct.



Can Mntprio, 20. Oct. '92.
espnutasSbetradstnneen
Mie Observation-Disclosures ro3eKe
unb Denrttciantentbum briiben in
9eitfdlanb TETS bas Mn5ei9en fir
poIitif9e &eactipI getpeien finb, 10
finb @otte8ldferungs : prp3eHe ullb
Bro5eRe megen. m8ef9impfung fir6s
lider giHri9tungen" ftets bic 8orbos
ten elmer bereinbre1enben religioien
@~iidlpdrt8sB etpegung gepelen.
vs. III fatm glaubli1, mas man iebt
briiben Niles :oIs. @Dttesldferung dufs
faBtl Gin Nrbeiter, Der unldngf in
elmer bertrouli1en unterbaItnng am
Birt68bausti51 Bic Mu{idt aeduBeri
bate, ,SduS gbritns fell Der erffe 60
3iQliff geiuefen4 nurbe pb 6ieier MeuBe.
ruIl9 tueget gottesldferung a1tgeflagi
luo tan1ai6ier Wei5e aud tpirfli1 au
elmer @ef6ngniBfrafe b~erurtbeilt. unb
bod battle ierer Mrbeiter Niats als Bic
laltere @abrbeit gefpr6den. 9ie
8ehren @briti, bas beiBt feline u1per=
Mtfsyahsrsn,.,, NV" nsa, ssr july aaI Sas
i@tudhten nber b~erbrebten 2ebren, bot
ten eitle1 gang entf6iebenett urtb aus
Msn Ipd'es.n'lg .pn'n.aI.h =,
lehrtes eSra1tet ni1t nod S6dben,
tueld)e Der Hoff liu6 bic Motten frefen!"
s;rsr H. s' sau % ma w., ~ Sso os,a;.
81 ayS Sst az. a. ~, a.,% 9ai upn va S% Ssr,
m $'osoe ssIwasa., aas
,,scM4 e'a'aA'uS'
'''I,i snr;o.na .u4snut az s.r @aaa.
oosh.treM S ,sr nam aa i'w W, S S;.sal,
& msrss~s,sna wv saao ysnu, uNlr
Sross M Mrha sGIS.a wIg.a I sa4 a ams
Ss,a m,snss Ssa ensJEsu. VSai aIas
mno,,.s - 80 H.uIenula Gu
s;,sss s'ss M ~ p:l oels.asl nhsesIl.Iul y!
csEsrt s !. no.l nGD5Iu1s plDu..n'e
1890, rs ySu. Duh's.s 'puas ss
r.ss 4s I. issp ~ usa S;Ma gs.pms
Isfssr,,,c - .;Hsrs aas ~ .'n ~ S g.II
saIasrhaB ~ Wll!srH, ODeI Up oeIleaoe
x HaSlpIag aas oem uanIee eliI M, Mr.
.;ssa s rssa ga.sls alS aas osm naaaoe
~ ps.lsnpss n.s I.u''pnu'soelOaOs
m.H Uai igs...s
:, fssy.~ g.. "sg. aali:ye1 vui l.ppg
~ 1ss 2sn u."usM - D.h.II.amu
,s;.Ssx. paod.b sIissl, ~ psaSsM
49, er;.. 8. uni.'.ye Es...''8e S.gu
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Snene Wunfeu, Gniianbunsen, Gefewhre, aus
l@aase. Snietten.S ti6e unb berslei&en, perben inn
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S9wader Wagen ipirb burd Sees
dbam's YiIen geftdrft.
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- i6aers, 220 Oa .6%oulon=
StraBe perfauft nur 10 Sabre alien
Hermitage Rye" unb "Old Grow
Bourbon.
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Gouutp gidet..

9as folgenbe Sidet 1T BON ben Gre
&omiteS Der bemofratifheu, re-
pnblifaniiden unb Nrbeiterz partei en-
porben:
Sir 8idter, 81. 9iitritt
@eorge9 Nop1an.
Sir 9iftrift> Mntpalt
George paf@al.
Sir 9iftrift. gIerf:
Nat. 2euis.
Sir Gountbs giidter
Brpan @alIagban.
Sir gounts s@ntpaIt:
Bart. s.. 9emitt.
Stir Gountbsglert:
5bab. %. Smith.
Sir eberif:
s. 9. MegaIl.
Sir NHedOr:
2onts 9utb +.
Stir solicitor:
SDe @affiano.
Sir @%datmeifer:
@6. Grob6 Die.
Sir @ermefler:
s. 6. HeIfon.
SIR Die 2es,slatur:
%. s. McgImee.
s. 8. SIaDben.
Stir Griebensridter, 9reclntt SO. 1:
gnod @riff Somes.
Mnton Adam.
Sir 8onftabler, Yreeinft SO. /:
Inbreas 8rotpn.
SIR County : @ommifare:
Yrecinft go. Is. 6. 9mpe
2-@ NJ. 8~6rner.
3-Peter SeSpnas,
4-Sranf I'm 6eib.
Sir 9dute. uno giebsSniyeftor:
SAM. s.. Barter.
Sir DfsntIi4e Bdser:
Martin s. M Ii II d.
GbarIes sc il II 6.
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sutt's piaen furiren aopffdmersem.
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QaRt Gmd1 reaiftrirem !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
THE PROPOSED BROADVAY TUNNEL.

REGIMENTS FOR AND AGAINST 1T Before THE
SUPREME COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Tho supreme Court Comm, yesterday re
od their hearing on the question of constructing
n proposed Underground rapid transit system. Horace
,oomis Of the Department Of Public Works described
-. .ewer lines in the proposed route. showing their
i,ration size and connections by reference 10 the
nan. belonging to the Department. Mr.. LoomS
%erted that the sewerage and electrical conduts
1 interfere with the rapid transit route in Broad
rv e,pecialy at Maiden Lane. Fultonst., Canal ST.,
n,d.t Twenty-third-st, Thirty fourthst and Fifty
,nths lie said that if these sewers were rebuilt II
ud be great improvement to the city, but that tie
IA conduts were doing all that was required OF
hem and that the rebuilding OF them might make
necessary the reconstruction Of of the large drains
clear 10 the rivers
lanes X. Croes, a civil engineer, told the Commits
s,oners that the excavation of such an underground
sten as was proposed might prove dangerous TO the
.rndations OF buildings along the route, and that the
danger would be increased in the removal OF Such Cd
scles as unforeseen beds Of rock, walls sewers etc.
This closed the taking Of testimony. and Henry
Man counsel for the property owners, addressed the
commissioners in opposition 10 the proposed piah'
He based his arguments on the resulting lncohVeh
,nce 10 the public the interference with street traf
g. the impraccabiity Of constructing stations. the
incom pleteness OF the Rapid Transit Commission 5
nlsps. and the indefinite expense that would be In
curred in changing the broadway sewers.
Lawson y. Fuller said that he represented the
owner, of 10000 lots north of Fifty ninth-st, VINO
opposed the underground system as standing in the
~ NJ rand transit The proposed system, hs
said could not be constructed in less than ten years
and would then be only an experiment. Mr.. Fnuer
as he has often done before favored the extension OF
the elevated railroad system.
Melville c. smith, OF the Arcade Railway Com
Many began a defence Of the tunnel plans, ana was
Xiii speaking when the commissioners decided 10
sdiourn until next Monday at ! p. m.
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GRAIN And PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The wheat market continued fairly active Yesterday
about 5 900 600 bushels In options changing hands The
market strong throughout and the extreme gain was
l4dles cent. Although the advance was not fully sus-
tanned the net Improvements reached alis cent Reports
of more wet West started the buying and there
was considerable covering shorts here and at the west
ST. Louis operators free buyers Partridge, the Chi
caco bear Spectator called heavily for margins, and
there were rumors OF July deal at Chicago Poor
grading here another bull factor and Liverpool cables
came nrmer augmentng the buoyancy July options
opened at 9lss and sold up 10 90 cents ending at
92ss cents. started 90s and rose n OH d9l
cents Spot up i2sl4 cent and 10000 bushels
were sold for export Mllers took 1000 bushels a
wet weather grading In Chicago, covering
~ une shorts higher cables responsible Tor the
buoysncy The options closed la02As cents higher spot
corn advanced lal2 cent and scarce Exporters TOOK
16 600 bushels. gained .al cent Higher corn and
lots we're iadli4 higher meSgre oneines Laia
Wa firm, There 500 tierces sold ON the spot
The final quotations follows; -. - $500,
Wheat-Jdile, 81 July, J2As August 9-% september
tcorSJuHe, So July, 557; August. 50 September,
% aus"Iune. 379.; July. 37'. August S7is September
'of sTd~July SO 90: August. sc 76 September, So 80
The receipts OF grain and flour reported yesterday az
NewYok Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were ar oi-
lows Wheat 474915 bushels corn, 1877 3j bushels oats
iScsaees At Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis me ar.
,vals we're Wheat IS 10 bushels corn 23l 1913 ousses
oats 2S7 437 bushels total grain, 5e4 90 bushels "O
II O32 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
i N. HILLS Financial STANDING.

The supplementary proceedings in the suit of Weaver
Coleman PROJECTORS of the Everett Hotel against j. NJ
nm manager of the Standard Theatre for slOO, Doalu
hill were before LorenZ Zeler referee yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Hill produced an account book covering
M ecepts and expenditures at the STANDARD Theatre ior
the last three weeks but unable TO say how much ne
had used for his personal requirements lie sara ne
had sent his WIFE living ENctrI Me- so either on
THURSDAY or before. he could not say which, lie
Rad also sent her at other times in the last three weeks
soO and SO said he had received $4,000 IN rentals
~ the theatre and declared that in the same period MS
brother had sent 500 TO expenses OF the thcaf'
He WAS unable 70 explain in detail what had become OF
be 600 received for rental lie produced receipt maze
out 70 j. NJ Ill., as agent for $1,000 paid 70 the Court
land Palmer estate the owner Of the theatre properly
The scenery in the Standard, he said was owned by him.
but was included the mortgage given bv him TO ms
broher NJ. Hill -ad he had been unable TO ma the
books containing the receipts and expenditures Of tho
theatre before the last three weeks IL appeared py
paper produced by him. that he had received $1,000 oT
the lease Of the Union Theatre. sold in the name OF
his brother as MORTGAGE. He said that he believed a
receiver had appointed by the court for his property
on Judgment for $3.50. He added he had an interest In
"sip Ahoy which had mortgaeed 10 his brother but
which he afterward sold syndicate and received some
money amount OF which he could not say
The hearing sdjourned for a wnek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04

522 he4ol0 carloads Jersey Ci'y ~ caflofo f,S
jOth.st 3 carload, Holoaen Slocp VIZ ~ IL
demand. not nhny trcty pIine ohefet gq"d " m"pe
it'll firm. while common stock OF at hihus
neglected aud weak. and thr pens roud nn' TO-, W . nr
Ordinary T. good sheep sold at 81 Od+o 90 NJ iVo ~ %
mon to southern l1rb- AZ ga 90 ~
Of a culs at cc one -,
,carlinl. at Jicc Among the arrivals were Norm
oIlna lamb. which sold sc. The tar nch hiu ~ Or
u milne doesn't % be oohgcilal fe4'o" '
raising choice lambs. 5000 and
DR. Sod quiet 9d1cc for city dressu, on mJ
dro, LIMB, ,,eliy i0dljc. an extra carcass ho" w
s. ridcoc< q Virginia lom ID DO 90 go
rvcrace AZ Der 100 do 63 u at Sac ~ va c
h At BE 10 do - ~ at 7'sc; II3 Do - ~ H a. ot
II do n al &c: 1919 do. - n a. O'ic - IA
hecp 1o7 n AZ i,c ri ohio do ~ n. az ~ 20; 2il DO
- n, 20 - Gull lambs. - n. az - % . -. Ole.
u Mcpherson 4 ia. NirQnla lambs o. m a.
loI do 81 n at 7sc: i30 do 50 n at &c 81 euls % ID
AZ Sc -, 10 rersn,
= s Kase: 10 Jersey cwe. 1i2 n. at i'c 81 Jersey
l,uhs g. N II L,c 80 d. Sc n. at Dc. - So . - IN.
r. IIppc 90. lj5 Western sheep 81 ID ~ - w.
D. Iiarr!1eton & Co. 2Gl Kentucky lambs. Oi ~ a'
C. Dmonhock IS state warnings. 81 n. r s. 30; 50
STATE lambs 81 g. at , cA ,cc
Hume Mul.n q North Carolina lambs. 30 - AT o',
UOf;S-E ceiut> trloads or los hean--o r.ri"E
a, fCfh-- and crrolds OF Jersey tl;v one ior ''
alive. NoninaliY az sjasj 30 per 100 d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-04
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, June 3 (sIecaD.-wheat here advanced
Q IL cents today ana closed with about hall inc
advance held July started at 80 49, toucfed eo and
closed at IS IA ceuts Everybody kept his eye Oh
Partridge, and everybody who held any wheat sol
by him took good care TO call on him for margins.
Ills short line is vari1usly esmateu at ooo,VJJ 10
IL 900 600 bushels, and 1t looks as II his "veiVlt
would sOon be all gone. outside news Wts D'dflsh
cables weak big Northwest receipts, o39 cars i'N
OF failures Paris. and the prospect or better
shsTS ssemeu disposed 10 purchase, TOT the in
preston was that somebody has been quietly kicnhs
nm he wheat Offered in last few days the on1ng>
Being SO easily absorbed. To-day. In spite OF 70 par
fIcuiarly upfayOrable news, the market heid sIOns
and his caused some little anxiety among the Shorts
The past weather and the conditions likely 10 rtsl,
rom helped influence the course OF the hhhe
todsy No doubt corn, helped the adyahce So1ir
p,rdridce covered million Of short corn pIoDtDly
oethtrd OF his short line. This advanced June from
so "a 10 54 and closed il al 80 "a cents 3lVahco"
I,ly from As IL ~ 80 H. and closed II at 90 cents
The signed Service map this morning was no'
as unf,yorable as late, the weather beng warieI
a,o clear in the West, Indiana and Illinois peinee
tho only points having rain Ketelpts mcro ID a
cars and contained nineteen cars OF the cOhu't sIhuo
Estimates for tomorrow are for ll5 cars paw
uD 2 cents in sympathy. Provisions Just about heio
lci