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New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
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Cbica.o. Aprn 23-..Thc E,cn'ne JoIln't I'lWW,r
C,ttc-Xocoipt. . 90, head -npmtn' l'rs y l a. sst
lot ,tfonc natives f3 GCdfi 10 TO X ~ tI,l
'ot, = lCa :, 10 li,g-- Receipt lOOp hc't Up
mem, I6SG hcai M1rkct t,ady rugh aIa common
EiGs4 % mixed and plckcrs - 43af 80; 1Ndst GG
and butchers weights JJafl %; lIint - oIi,rcd
Receipts 200 h,af Market -tG1dy ss,es c"W'u
st. Louis, April % a.tc Reccipts 70 g h,aq pstlic
steer susi -; Texan a.d indian Scer1 u" "h,nn,n.s
81 sOd R3 20. IIozS-NeccptS $50 hcad ~ 10 a.
IN sO0 head Market st ady 1lt = psihseo pso nj S fr ~
lat stg0otl 30 Sh.eI-p cciptS $40 hnd shp! !'n.s
sgi ,ad Market active AMI strong loou 10 ''" '
Ylj 80: GOOD TO fancy Texans. s1deJ. .,
pur,o April o3-Cattlc-RccelptS Tor he p's. -
hours = 30 head t1tal for wck thus ar ~ nurh
for -,mc time il 1 week 1000 head coh7lseu en pna
700 head 10 Ncw-Ycrk $50 head; on 9'' p~r,s for
market opened higher clos ID stronc Hoy , ,
tbn in.t "a hours l. 100 ad total f9f Mrek W. % tHs &
G9 coo head Tor same time lost wccS 500 h'a1 r
ON solo $50 head market opned irIn 70 =;
Ligh grades - 80: packers and mfliuWs - co ~,
i.,rIcrs GOOD best - S0dri =! 40 PIE III" Ill "a
-;d+i 40 good heavy ,rd- - -1at w. pES SOou % W.
Lrst G,o ~ do sonmon sEipS 10 Air az omt
mon rouchs ~ 5Oas3 10 -tRs - az a.; ~ i
Iam.-Kcceipte for the past - hours ~ 1ou nv. 1 %
fnr ,,oot thus far - 800 head for same Ni, l"S
70 200 head gncd through. 400 mao 10 -,
Vnrt 900 head on sae. 1900 heao hHrhe, oPl..es
Wv dull and ljc @Or lower: closed G.u nhG ~
~ ~, fanry wool ~ o5dfG O. good n choice -
,,ai 7j clipped. 10 best - 'Iaf2 ~ ~ :,
20; fair 70 coo1 10 20 80 q
cuis 10 common 4jd5G o. cpp,d common 70 o'S'
"a o. ~ 20 spring lambs. fair TO good sodSli oV'
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

thirds. l2dl3c westen factory .nd Galry. I2dl4c,
ie a." i'l3. ~ actory iH erslnc od ~ 10
phnc. l9isdl04c; factory, common fair dlOr full
Pcnnsylyana shims, I,b,,c... EGGS-Dull but -"rne'
what casicr State and I,nnsylyania now laid choice.
a d. l4hc tor prime TO choice duck eggs, i9"2lc'
srGM,Raw sugar dgli at 80 test Muscoyad9 ond 30 30
for aG centrifugal These reported ol l-No
bacs 20 Port spain Mu-o,aGo 2 20 go 20 Bos;o
EiFlNED-Dul at unchanrd Quotation Cut lolf 5a5,se
5Hji.c 4isffisc; rranuated Asd4 ~.
CUBES. 4~Sas.c; XxXx. 5asl,c Moga A. = 9heS i1.s
~ Columbia A 4,G4hc Windsor \. 4isd4ae Ndsc'
rooi A. l.lJd4 side Phoenix A. fd4i.e Egp.re a.: a:
aISl6ff -lGc No. o. 50 d4c No. - lb.lOdS l0loc,
80. :, s4aS'sc; SO: 2, sll-lcGs i:lSe 20 TO- SO"
sTEARINE-Inid dull: city orot'd OF -, In tSt ana
-,c in ihds Cl,onafeaiine nrm; city qnoad AT o'so
''T ~ iII"0W-Firn and quiet; prime city quoted at
( $50. sales. 1Oo hhcs. at 25'3=c.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25


liverpool Aprn % mI,Coon1, ,, Amer p diS iI.f
low m.ddiue 3i,d; GOD ordinary, g-iCdi ordinary.
3sd 1he -,lcs of the dny incluI.d 400 Dalc> Amer
letn lufHrcs c'O.cl steady. Al .r' lp- NddlnG, Ow
middlnr ci,u-c AprI de.'sry 80 - i"s4i Ap'l
ard N,y dri,,rv 3 js-Gf0J 5"1f1; MAY and June de-
livrrv 3 5g.GM buyers June and Ju, Gcltcy, JIOi
az G2Gid July ard August dc'crj. Al buycr, August
nud Seffeuls delivery. 3-Gid bGl'r- september de-
livery I GGid sellers. Scpt"ml- anG pc'obr delivery
G.Gd sellers: Oct0b. Snd November Gei'efy. s-OlG
4 = sd .,,. ,,.
low m !ding Gr cco1 Ordinary. b not rccipt'- l6o'
ia.c-: ero,.. & Is bales; -to'k 7HO6 la,,-
No-lo'k Aprl c3.--tttfou nruf md'lnH b'st low
md!IIng. q ,.ioc: good ordinary. 1Hc neg ahu tr'F
r,..lut. lr- p.urrr cu1tlN-n. J0b Dll'-f 'a'~
@Gi ia',s. .t,'k - O1l iArs- .,,. -, .
Darlmor. Ap'n oa.-co.ton nominal. mdd'nr &c
lnv mGdllng. Is 1916: good otinI!, "r'f H't anu
cross receipt. none stock. % 0i2 blrs. ,,,,
SsSaunnh. April % 3-tmion quic and prmi m.aIIaS'
@ fs.iCG-c: loy nililug et-lcrGAct l'cd 0iHha-t,
3.IGr6c: MT ond frs- rccelp- 81 bl"> eSpo :,
co,-tHisc. 1.ct7 bic.; sale, - bales '''i"' '''-
.,,,t.,
low uidd Ing G o-l6c good ordinary. i-l0rt MT ana
Iro.s rec p.. $40 biic.. cNo,r to "roAt ~ @ ,in'
4 30 ipios 20 tho toitucat. $40 bales; col-t"l-e
21i7 bales; salrs $500 hlIcs stock -2JJ23 iae''
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
Gtprlqe.

At TnE lAEGEE WAREHOUSE. sill AVE-. FROM
n 3t,h.st, lOr furniture, UasAas' o"ods
and wases OF every descrpt on In seyeia'" SEA 9plr
mcnts Away accessible during business hout'' 9oNhg
,arEInr shpuins everything apIcrtHinine o. IN.
kandllnG OF property attended u estimates iurhlshca
snd ms. ection Invited Once. 200 West 3ith.st
. r ,,0cC,X & BRoTHERs' STORAGE WARE
"A HOUSES o32 23i. AMI 233 West i'mst near
nrood yay Scnarac rooms furniture pianos baggage
cr steam ia.sf0Qrr and freight elevators, BOXING,
hacking and shipping padded vans for moving ~ city Or
rr"umtrv: Inspection solicited. Telephone. IL 3Hth
NJ 0P1;1 GEFIT CARPET CLEANING AND RE-
itI NOVATING WORKS Is oadway and l'th-st SEND
postal fo' csliuatc.
.v,RITKS SfLVEEWAEE. paintings ard I'll classes OF
] Vauahlcs fprs rug> in cold s'or1g, m,ur,o AGAINST
returned free ffCm oiors silver s"i' Win Ia hlh9
cabinets; stN"lal rates for sCrur.tv airs:
CENTRAL. PARK SAFE DEP. CO.
5sfh st. and 7th-ayc. 4: PN ono 27S 3sth.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore April o3.-Flour active unc ang.d. Kee.lps
l32 btls shipments - .9l sales so "helt 'gn.
Ne : red. Htts'.c; Alfil. 49, on "a, ~
gicc June oh d92'.c stomeI Nc t'u w p.
rrt- ~ - bish: 13jJo7; salrs t.o'p Nvu.
crn wheat nrn,: FuiD God9s, LongberrY, v1cnTl. Tn
rid Julv tGi.c asked steamer miN1 f52, HL
20 JI2 bush: shipments, i'li6 s"'k " vs., '' ,o
- coo Southera corn Inn Nhr; 20 isrr S's,N %,
zoe Oat. .t.a ~ nfn. No Whit" western, )o&""',
40 m.Npi do S4i2 d3ic, receipts 5tW pun ~
llOSy3 fye vcry firm, receipts, 3f,IpJ Du-n S''p
Incnt. 1871 Stock 7OO51 Hay N'ri ~ nm s" ,ny
cholcc timothy slia+l6. Grain frl1ts tcadT un 'h
Cotton stcaIy: niddiihR. - Provisions STOW ~
changed. Butter nru. Unchanged. EY@, 'b14i; -"
la1c SUGAR nlm: gninulattG. ilc. topper $tdoN ~
nntd II lie Nhiske, Arm. urc1ns'd
Buffalo, April 23.-spnns wheat dun 40. h'ru
closed al 81 4c: No. ! Northern AZ 20 .b-lc, 20
Northern at - 3-c No. Northern ~ ~ ~ sue
, ears no hard az g3 l-c on spot o'Vop bi.h ~
Northern sold at ~ lie. G. !. T., ears NO NorucI
nt s5c winter wheat firm, cars No. rth sIII y,
0t nc. No 1 white. 80 l 70 asked. Corn gnict hhh
easy: ealcs-15 cars ~. yellow AZ - "a - =
/ o 900 bush IN siOr AT iJc 1000 bu.h 20, III
store at sac: 1900 bush nt ~ sc b,p'V bush 80.
4 AZ 40 31c in store. oats In good dcihhnd hu hIn
sa,.-l2 cars No. white AZ 30 2c on track 100
Iush AZ 3jc In store cars No. whlc NJ - = .
Sothipc doing: 40. = western. tJd bbc I've h"nlhni
y" . eOr Flour qulot best spnng ~ 7jo 81 - ,
4, winter - coast 20. rye nOur, - -oa ~ 30 NH
,,., ,cadv and unchanged Canal ffcifhts dull .
vLcnt 4 l.9c: corn. -c. Receipis-floli, l"-V'
tnr,ci, wheat IL 900 bush. corn $4,000 bush
sbinmonts- Flour 81 900 barrels: whea 10000 bush :
corn l3G. 900 bush. oats. 5000 BUSH
chicago April a3-Ihc leading futures ranged as fol-
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS
Dllna hnrA
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

tOFFEE-1hc usual SATURDAY dulrcsS provaiod on the
spot narte and prices changed b is
Of l3isc fof No Brazil. TRAILING IN futures was more
active and the general tone oi n1rkct arm
counts were stronger and tiic more or les buyn.
by th", snort interests With the exception OF APRIL
which dccncd . points Price at the OPENING "rrc scn
ront: had been gained. The olicial is p H. LondOn
prices follow April. Gls; May COS Cd juno. -. sd :;
July 3Is "a August 1'-; september j7s. 1hc regular
islo cable quoted First ordinary 10 klcs). II 0o)
gDo1 second 90 kllos 10 90 exchange rNatc) II
rccelps in rio. 1000 b,Q. Rio crar,ntcs q United
States 1000 bags Rio coaences Europe, loo hngs;
Rio stock 2ll 900 bags: Rio market stcaly Receipts In
Santos q days 1900 bags stock. $4,000 BAGS
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
rrnoprAx rnoDrcE MARKErs.

II,crpool Ami g. y. m m-Poci-lioldcrr offer h"'ly
extra ndii mcss easy ~ 6O. Pork -lhc supply = poor
Holders offer splrnay Bacon I'I' "l,d M
oratoy Sh0uiGer.-Ahout - % II d. h'h az -, "u'
Chresc-f Holder oncr itcciN. iRl9N nl 'll.'I,
Holder, offer mod rltely Eorln -l"u'l- "'i III
Lard -spo, and fE;urc holders offer mos i1t'N Whrn
and Holder. offer Moderately. Corn spot ana l
trr, boldcrs onr n"crter miN"i N.trn |iot ht ray
~ A. "a Anal .tcadv ID MAY -icId} at T. Il: June
stcadv a, - sd llop, a. fo1doI1tae Coast holders
NJ 0frIIng
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

9-IG.: crystal A. Aa.c: co-ftctoners' A., as;
sx,y; kfy,one A. tGa gga9nqs s,r &C. sfHf5n sif5e
u9eb3ned RSccgtLfiout $7Co Phi. G7cooo 200 'fsk;; Si
sPIpment.-whcat. 1880 bu-h corn. 1890 bush oa'"
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April "a tspecia)-An exciting Board OF
Trade election. involving the continuance the aban-
donment Of the present policy In the matter OF quota
lions engrossed the attention Of the grain trade
Yesterday 10 the exclusion OF everything else The
result was a duh market almost market at all.
Nav whcat sold between 81 and 80 3S and closed at
40 5s cents July most OF the day was AT n tn1ing
discount about Is cent. The weather the Wtst
was fine Ct Louis moved By that fact TO put
oiu again the wheat Il covered YESTERDAY. Export,
from both coasts for the week were about the same
as before Export olcaranccs were Hight cnough ana
cables weak enough 10 be a little against the price
Part,ldro was inclined 10 cover wheat nj fracuOnai
decine The signal Service predicted continued favor
able weoiher through sunday. The northwestern re,
cdn,s were light 37G cars at Minneapolis ana
Duintb: the crop summaries said that the season was
Al least a month late In North Dakota and In certain
ntrts NJ Minnesota Corn In spite OF the knowledge
OF the big NAV deal on. was as dull MS wheat May
soh hetwccn al 1-2 and AZ IA. and closed at az
cents There were go cars received. There were
only c,vi cars OF contract the estimate for Mondny
was 2I5 cars The movement seemed lieht cohsde.ing
tho imDro~ement In the weather. With fine weather
II is "ypccted thnt arrivals VIII show big incre,se M
lndahys have about 100000 Nay bought. aooat a1at
i'm times Ibo amount Of coniract IN store s on.'
wcrc os fea,urless as the other grains on te moor
There Is possibility that there inuy be SIN" % n nm
,scezo- In NAV oats Is anucipa,e1 IN My o o a.,
Pork was weaker but dull. May soa rom % a, ~
IN 20 Snd closed ne so 30. Lard sld tetwcel - ID
rnd rs l.. ard closed at 90 10 NAV HhS SOFA oe
tween IS 70 ard e. So and closed al % o.
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Options suffered a reaction OF Voir.s the opening
call from Fridays final figures Tho tone generally
steady during the day however closing prices indicating
decline only point April and ia points ol ia.
months There lc~. local realizing ana
cable accounts somewhat disappointing. Receipts
slightly heavier. Local -stlnrnt was gener-
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARkE1S.
FEATURES OF SEw-YopK DEALINGS.

Speculation was dull in the wheat market on sat
urday In all options except April where sharD ao.
vance took place on covering by shorts Inc to'ai
speculation amounted TO 100000 bushels. hprlI
options opened al 80 IS cents, sght adVahcc 80 %
mays close. and sold up 10 SO Is cents , otnGl
months were steady and featurcless Inc punt
cables recorded important changes NAV opio.so y ,
cold al 3-16a 90 "a cents; June AT ~ 3-en ~ 20
cents July at 80 3sa9O Ia cents August at ~ l-4a
60 I2 cents September AT 80 cents ana December ~
81 34d8l 7-5 cents. The spot market was dui sales
amounting TO $4,000 bushels ,, ..,.-
Corn was dull and without features. April options
closed 1-S cent higher Other months showed DC
cline. The spot sales amounted 10 10000 bush,it'
Exnortrrs were liberal buyers taking 10000 bushels.
oats were also dun. with easier prices both for spot
and futures. The cash sales were 37.OO bushels
Lard was neglected. and futiyes were and p0lh'S
lower The spot market fairly active and easier.
with sales OF 1900 ucrccs.
The closing quotations were as follows:
Wheat-Apnl. 06 lis cents: May. 80 ID cents
June 80 80 cents July. 80 cents: August. 80 ] =
cents: September. 50 cents; December. 81 - CENTS.
Cnrn-Aprll, 40 12 cents: MAY. AZ :-5 cents June.
a. 3-S cents: July. 45 "a cents August 40 cents
Oats-Apnl "a 3-4 cents: MAY. "a Ia cents: June.
SO "a cents: July. 33 II cents.
Iard-May 81 Is July. 50 30 August. $6 81.
The receipts at New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
baltimore were Wheat. 354.10l bushels. corn. 49,
323 bushels oats. l49.247 bushels: total grain. 10
GA bushels four 43.l1j packages. The receipts al
Chicago Milwaukee and IT. LoniS Were Wheat. G3olG
bnsbeIs corn 100 $40 bushels: oats. 1898 bushels
total grain 423404 bushels: flour. 23.G7f packages
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

cash quotations wcio follows Flour stCIdy winttr
pacmtS - 2Oasi 20, wIntcr stG.sht SS .r'a ~ H. SV
i,Nns uaanf. a. I.o&f 80. spring 7tiaeht', 80 "'a
~ ~. E .nring what - - 80 sprng WI at
7Sec SO > red, s5aae5Hc ~ corn oa 'a%,,S, 80 80 -
SSOc; No w. 79eo'$e 80 barley ,, 5sG e ,o6 80 ~
"a / G,N.o,d 97c prime tlmuhy seed. - 5-dTi 90,
moss rorL per bbl - 81 2a49 81 1E p.t ip H., Y, st
.n .hort ribs side. liOOsc ~ 3Z5af1 % dfs HagN
Shoulders Cbox,dl - 5Ods5 short ceA, % ,iads ,o2Ns
n i3: sugars cut loif ja5',c gfnnul.H. S"'
-
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
cestnrcs ano nleetinas.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
llBERGENs n. J.-Rsciag every day rain or shine
pher. Ith and i2d sts. connecting with dreet =
track s. WHITEHEAD SccretAxI
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

COTTON-Thc spot market moderately active a.
unchanged prices The sale 400 bales fol coninp.
ton Receipts al the ports 7lS2 bales against i3j
Mes this day last week ard $3.50 bales th, time last
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

On the Produce EXchangc to-day the butter mlthrs & a.
oIGaal2 ar1 i%nf{ IsaiSs sSs9'iS aSc daTc; iaa!oc
cincinnati 4 i5Fc Essp SH.y G5 %hf%t 5ns t'anT 1ap
mcns 200 bush corn n1m 6IR1j No al %A Rve " anct
70 p Sic Pork quiet, steaty ~ 10 Lard ''eady i
Bulk meats and bacon hnn WhIkgy SE Plg. rr,
sales $50 barrels on basia ~ ID hu'''r n''' I7'
Minneapolis AI.I %. II has been long time since
lusnc,, was dull on Change rs on 70 daI. HiH i
IItle ilnctunton There was ilttc buyrg Of July
The close both options was at openhs henaDG mg'E, &
The rah %res & hf M i9% T@ca S @c ye s'nG G9 GS and
= per cent over May was obtanabIc. 80. Northern
offered ana was well soM mp when the scs'on closed
Receipts Of wheat here were ~ 'ai' Nnnrn ynI az r Npi
chr cn,ing - &C. MAY opening. - lsc; highest,
- SO Lowest, = se co'ins - 20 dc Ac 9"E Sles SPes
20 use ON track. 80. hard. e;ic; No. Noith'rh'
SIC. 80. northern ~ nc ,,., and UNCHANGED.
Wheat ruled lower cary then rallied but soon dropPi
again. and closed doo 10 below ycs'9"aS' 80;
cash, - 1-ic: May closed - PC July a., - "4c
Nuglis; - l-lr. Corn-tash ana May were nrn' ana
b. n'ier closcd 17c higher Gnt Jgly dec9 GaIs o;ycr
cash. 30 Iic; May. SOC July, 27c. Eyc lover G9e' @
Farley sales Bran quiet direct rect o,er ~ o,, .noI,sr TS%
"a So FnNsced quiet 80 &c Butter ana egg 9Mc,.
nncang.a cormca Arn l,CD - 90GT5 - uneSnngsd MnsSy
provisions quc, and Ilc~ Sn 1oT s%' 6SS }So s b5a
ment--FlOur, 1000 bbls' Wheat, 3e'VO ""H"' 'oI"'
| I7O 900 bueh oats. $4,000 buSh.
Philadelphia Apn % Fout- Demand slow ana 1n
! and market weak. nut nomln1lly
! unfhauced p,e iour moves slowly and prices faV1r
Smy@p. Wheat qaict ,teady with moderate offerings
ive,noo ahlcs nrmr and demand for sprna wheat
iom thc United KINGDOM: shppcrs manfested little Or
! M in.@,ost IN winter Millers holding a. No. red.
| H1rii a5is6 696c: Nav 0ia04Pc: June and July. 92d
932c Corn prices OF moor deliveries well nn,,an'lincd
.c lower in sympathy with the decline in other grain
c"n,rns Cahl,s slow exporters holding OF. Lecn
car lots in modoa,c supply. and qui, a: nrner lates
In do tG6 iGsc 80 yellow ia grain depot 90; No
.not in "Sport elevator. !7ise; No miSd April and
marke: for car lots ruled say undeg modsrate oic,inSs
clncd dir under incrc1,cd pressure 70 sell. itcio,
white Sils: 40 3 whit, 37c unrIodcd white 3sc No
&o''e 30 yni:c April , M,y aS 9s,s; ,Sa9SS md
Icnnsylyana nst ,of IsaSltc e. snsar r'lH IND; d.
| 1n"ac'1du u IVY tc standard p1vdcrrl SIC: fine
n glsnuated 80: standard eianulatd. 4hc; crown A.
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
vTANIBI 'R1s- s-NllERTCAN PACKET co.

Typrc.s service to Southampton (London) and Hon.
burg Mlcaaccnt twin-scrcw steamers OF 10000
b. r TINS hold, record ior fastest time to London
Io1umba April -, IN. B:parck June 9, II a. m.
Aug VictorIa Ma 10 m. Normannia June 1C 10 a.
Notmsnnis May 10. ii a IN. Columbia Jane -. y. M
Columbia MAY 26. a. m r. Il >mar.k ure 81, lQ am
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

year.
Crop movements
1892. 1891
Visible supply ..................42f 2f0 20i BIO t3S
Receipts. i2.331 Gi VlS
Exports to Great BIit1n. : days.. 2j.6jj GeO-p
Exports 70 FlaHcc. I days........... G473 T., 1870
EXpoIts TO Continent, DAYS ........ 3s,7j1 Is 0S9
Stock In Ncw-YoIk licensed ware.
houses. counted daily.............. 3SG3i3 1901
In other places estimated ........ H,02l 81 II
Total stock in New-lork by running
4OO.3Gi 1i1 1jO
Stock oil United States ports s5s, ,2o5 52G7i7
Liverpool kilograms. p. m.-Rcccipt- 900 bales. "
which American 600 bales sales GCoO bales. Of which
for speculation ara export 500 bales American. 100
bales spot ma kct-Small inquiry. Middling up0ldS,
3 1J-l6d. Futures opened steady and unchanged.
Quotations based American standard Of cla"Hca-
ton
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25
Nmusemeurs.

MONDAY UHANIA.
WEDDAf, FROM CHAOS TO MAN"
oIo L. ". The greatest success OF the season.
Explanatory discourse by
SATURDAY GAItRET L. SERvISS.
MAIlN Els Marvellous Scenic Efecsi
ct 2. i Seats. 50 cents and sl
p
HANDEL FESTIVAL.
Walter Damrosch Conductor
FIRST STAGE PERFORMANCE u
rurpsn,y America Of Handc's Pastoral Psy
EVENING, "ACIS AND GALATEA,7
"fHih 90 with full scenery and costumes.
CAST:
Galatea, sea nymph.. Nine, dc Vete
Acis, shepherd :..... william n Kiese
Damon. a sRepa, ,d..........Fri. J. Pevny
Polyphenie, giant. Emli fisenr
FRIDAY q o., ,sa c,t u, n.nScstra wiu, two sois
AFTEIsNN, ,tiiiVr W ~, 4 III vininncrlio
APRIL 20. ,nnIE ncoDSKy JtiLES CONUa,
ANTON HEKKING.
THE MESSIAH,
by the full chorus q The
ORAT0RIO SOCIETYl.
SATURDAY THE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
EVENING. "a ne following soloists
April, 80. Mrs J. Patrick WALKER Miss MargareS
Reid Frau Marie Rlttcr tioetze. i9S
(ampanini and Ericsson i. Buslneu'
Schedule OF prices for each performance;
Foxes (scating six, SIS; parquet 90 dress circle
81 30 and 81 25 balcony ~ and 73e Tickets now on s
New-York tribune., 1892-04-25

y DAY,
WED'DAY,
5:i5 l.. NJ.
SATURDAY.
MAIlN Els
ct 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-29
NOTES IN TIE FIELD OF LABOR.

Colonel Robert G.. lngersOll John Swinton, the Kew
Madison g. Ieters and Joseph BarOndess have been IN
vitcd to speak at assmeetng to be heid III cooper
Union to night to denounce the sweating system
An interesting mas, meeting Of bakers Will be Held
On sunday morning mt No. DOL second ave-, to re
ccirc the report of the committee appointed recently
to investigate the condition OF the bakers shops OF this
city. It is expected that startling facts Will be
mado pubic at this meeting. The condition OF many
the bakers shops, IL Is said Is fuly do BAD as ua
oil many o the sweating shOp-. go
\ strike Of stcamHtIers employed on O'Relly s
,orage warehouse, at One-hundrcd and twenty third
Il, and II. NchO..ls-aVc. ordered at noon N"ster
d4v by a committee OF delegates from Enterprise AS
.ocat on Of >tCamfers, the Progressive Association OF
stramhtcrs Helpers and the seamiltters Union: Inc
grievance was against the contractor, Mr.. Craig or
Newark VINO. it was s;ld, paying less than the
uuiOn scale OF wages.
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KNOWLEDGE of the principles Of law and considering
what improvements be made In course, / have
naturally given attention to the question how
the ability Of students and apply their knowl.
edge could be increased and have found that every
effort this direction has increased readiness with
which they could the principles Of the and
prehend the limitations OF those principles and has CT
HANGED in dry and technical
OF their studies These results have so marked
that confirmed in the opinion which the long sue
cession Of students is my office has given me- that for
most m.nds mastery Of general principcsO nteanguago
Of the schools OF substantive LAWS best by the
aid OF knowledge Of procedure adjective and this
leads 70 lastly. that important Of
will be the extent u which instruction aud
training in practice will be given and the TO which
shall practical knowledge Of procedure a. leading
intelligent interest in the higher branches Of
Jurisprudence in all its aspecshstorical analytical
parative and ethical (Applause.)
Following DR.. Abbott came the Rev. DR.. Charles II.
Eaton, who spoke upon New ~ rk a Future Educa-
tiOnal Centre" The address showed careful prc para
ton and was evidently appreciated The POSTMASTER
then called upon William H. BeallestOn. b. W. Bond
Thomas Cochran and W. ID. Edwards for imprOmptu
addresses and the evenings entertainment was brought
IN a
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PALESTINE COM.N4NDERY'S BALL.

OVER EIGHT THOU-AND PEOPLE PRESENT IN THE
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
over : 900 people were ut the Palestine Commandery
hall given last light I'm the Metropolitan Opera House.
The usual Inspection, review and drill OF the com
mandcry preceded the dancing. The reviewing officers
were stewart X. Bradburn, commander OF Palestine
Commandery and George +. Lodcr, commander OF
Grand Commandery OF New York state. Tie present
and past commanders OF sister communicates the
Grand Commandery officers Of NewJersey, Connect-
cut PENNSYLVANIA and Massachusetts, and Grand Com
mondcry OF state OF NewYOrk were received under
fin, Arch Of STEEL The opera house was beautifully
decorated with numberless banners, sreamers and
shields and over the hung la &C lighted cross
with the legend In Hoe Signo Ninces' Surrounding it
I'm letters of fire.
some OF those present were From the commandery
~ the state Edward |. Gaul, John II. bennington.
lanes W Howden. Horace A. Noble, John A. Mapes.
II H. Chri,tnnce. Robert Macoy. Arthur Mac
Arthur GEORGE Nicholson, Charles f. Ide, Charles
H. Hou,ley. George W. Nickery, c. ;. living,
and also Charles i. Ware, II. Wales Lines Daniel
CalMns Major Robert V. Nc Kim. Colonel Daniel Apple.
ton General Fitzgerald, Colonel A. b. Hilton, Colonel
Charles :. Rogers General H. VI. WhitOck, General
Ferdinand p Earle. General j. p. ID. Bryant, Colonel
william seward Colonel James Cavanagh, Major David
CROKER Major II. =. Van Duzer. John X. Noorhis.
ErnstuS Wlman Recorder Frederick Smyth and Joseph
: Wright Grand Commander Of Pennsylvania.
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NOTES OF THD STAGE.

A new bill Will be presented at each Of the German
theatres tonight. AT the ITALIA Josef Kanz will
continue his popular impcrsCnaOns by appearing In
Urjel Acosta.' At the Amberg Theatre "f1i' VIII
be played for the first time here.
The Tooth performance OF Miss Ielyett" In New
York will be given at the Standard Theatre this even
ing pretty souvenir made OF sterling silver VIII
be presented.
Ms. Annie Yeamans returned TO her place in the
cast Of The Last OF the Ilogans" IIarrgan Theatre
last night. Her daughter Miss Emily Yeamans, who
was reported to be dangerously sick a few DAYS
ago Is somewhat better
The meeting OF theatrical managers called To con
slider legislative action In regard stage performances
OF children vii. be held the Office Of A. VI. Palmer
this afternoon Another meeting Of managers Is to
be held at another place this afternoon which, 1t IS
understood, will consider the same subject some
managers were displeased by the action OF others IN
sending agent TO Albany the other day 10 Try 10
prevent the passage OF the measure already prepared
there and two parties have thus been created, hence
the two separate meetings.