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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
~ TIGHT N SUPPORT or OPTIONS
COMMITTEES FROM SEVERAL EXCHANGES T
so To WASHINGTON.

COMMITTEES FROM SEVERAL EXCHANGES To
90 To wASnINGTON.
Representatives # NE various trades doing bu-inc
ON the pr,dnc" Exchange held meeting ycte''ily
70 tahc action in regard 10 the bill now before con
grcss intended 10 stop dealings IN future options.
The measure Introduced into the senate by senator
Wa-llufn ~ Minnesota and into the House by Repre-
sentative Hatch Of Missouri. II defines options and
future, and imposes special taxes on them when
American products are concerned. II the bin becomes
law il VIII stop the business OF the New Yori Produce
and Cotton exchanges, The Chicago BOARD Of Trade and
all similar bodies. Charles d. HamI. president Of
te Chicago Board has been in town for several day
comforting with President Thomas. of the Produce IN
Change AID President ldc Of the Cotton Exchange.
u L, th. hest method Of def, ating the bill
Al the meeting Yesterday a committee was appointed
10 draft protest and take IL to Washington next
Tuosday when the House Committee on Agriculture
will rivo a hearing 10 the NcwYork dealers. ON tn
following Tuesday the senate Committee Will grant a
hearing The committee Apo nted i ~ follows
Henry r Kneolaid, grain; Alfred Roncr. flour :. ;
Marbles lard f. y. Dare, grain, and l.. D. Ncus'adt.
-four 4 similar committee has been appointed To
represent the Cotton Exchange. consisting OF Charles
W. Ide william Ray >. Gruncr, Henry licnh and
c. ID. Miller. The Hop Dealers Exchange Is also
expected to join in the protest
Th. original intention of the New York dealers was
TO attack the bill the ground OF uncostltutonaty
Inf il has now been decided to leave that argument
as pos, ALE resort IN case the measure becomes law
and IA conGne the committees 10 tho lines laid
down by Henry CcNSs his article on the subject in
the February LppmcOtt.' In tins artlcl" Mt tlcw'
attempts 10 show that dealings In futures are not only
not detrimental the Interests OI FARMERS ana pro
dncer. INF arc OF actual benefit 20 all classes who
handle produce in any manner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
OPPOSING TIE NEW- YORK CENTRAL.
THE PARK BOARD uIsAPPROvTS SENATOR PLUM
KITS BILL.

THE PARK BOARD DISAPPROVES SENATOR PLUM
KITr'S BILL
Senator Plun;ittS hiIl authorizing the Park BOARD
10 grant TO the Ncwl York Central Railroad Company
revccabie license for The occupancy Of triangular
piece Of land between Seventy-sccond and Sevcu'ylfh
sts. in Riverside PARK, the subject Of \ bearing
before the PARK Commissioners Yesterday Cv'7,
Clark and 4 cOmntt,. from ths West f.ud Association
and several members of IN" Riverside Park Association
protested against the bill and called attention - TIE
fact that the Mayor had emphatically disapproved
the other side Frank LOOMS counsel Of the
railroad COMPANY said that while it had sufficient room
for its freight yard. il needed the ground in question
for It's approaches. IL was willing 10 take the
property under a revocable license.
Mr. Clark and his colleagues replied that the bin
Il scheme 10 gain the control Of the river 1rOni
and place docks and warehouses there. If tie bill
became law the property in the vicinity would IN
their opinion be damaged 80 per cent. When the
proper owners paid their assessments was under
an implied contract that The ground covered by the
park was TO be used for park purposes only.
J. D. V. Gard said that with such grant 10 the
Central road a, a precedent, tho NewYork and Ne.-
Jer-cy Bridge Company could claim smilgr privileges
II was further ccntcIded that the rair ad company =
tracEs might be laid the proposed new section 81
Twelfth ave. MIR. LOOMS replied that 10 one knew
when the avenue would 10 finished.
In executive session the Hoard decided 20 concur
with The Mayor H. opposing the bill.
Morris X. JcSup presented an appeal Fl the Com
mS,!0ueIs for the Improvement OF Manhattan >'rIro
where the American Museum Of Natural History r.
As the new Museum building is 70 be opened III the
spring. Mr.. Jcs,Ip thought that there 40 time 70
lse. New wallis needed and defect" 30 Ia"
drnase system should be looked to- The matter wa,
referred Superin cndent Parsons, Engineer ncoES
slld Mr.. VauA, The landscape architect, who Wer"
asked u present Il plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
ON EVEN TERMS AGAIN.
,TFuNTTZ BEATS TSCHIGORIN IN A RUi
LOPEZ.
THE CHAMPION HAD THE BEST OF THE OPENING

THE CHAMPION HAD THE BEET OF THE oPENlN'
AND SCORED IN TMRTYTwo MOVES
Havana Feb 3-Yesterday Steinitz opened INC
fourteenth game OF the great chess Hhlch 'o"''
r.chirorin and selected the Ruy Lopez for his az
cresivc tactics. Tschgorn adopted the g.. ht 10
Z y 2 variation as his dcfnce, but got decidedy thY
,or.t ~ the openIng by subsequent good play tno
champion maintained his advantage throughout w
game and won fine victory after thir'y-t"o nio'''
Score
stoir,,z oDD1D1Oo DO1o ID
Tschlgorn Sc. 80. l ID ID U ID u w
atciniz, 3; Tschigorn, D. Drawn t.
Mr. stcInltz sends the following story respecting the
twelfth game to The Tribune
r,. story Of this game may be briefly told. StehiH
cssovcd another experiment first player In the TWO
rtrn,, defence In his former best days he used to
r.,,o eomc happv hits with original diversfcations
in fine opcnIngs but whether his general judgment
wa, incorrect this time or whether he comhi.'cu
merely some tactical fault Is difficult to dctcrhln''
ANYHOW his early sortle on the Q side. Ignoring inc
hostile side attack. on this occasion dlsaSlIou'
The Russian master. with his usual high-spiflteu
energy concentrated all his forces against the breach
which he had effected on the twelfth move on Whites
right wing by exchanging for 1t and practlcalN
Sintz had become dcfencces5 by the twentieth move
Tro moves later There was very interesting episode
when White cndcavorcd to bring his q back to -
which might have given him safe Defence Dut inc
Russian master promptly stopped the retreat by threat
ending brillan sacrifice OF Rock which would have
led 10 an elegant mate. However, White gained
hardly any delay by avoiding that combination Ills
exposed was chokcd up by the hostile forces. ana
being driven out into the open by some few clever
strokes Of the opponent he had to resign on the twenty
sixth move. when mate In few more moves, the
alternative being the loss OF Knight and Queen, was
forced. Duration 3 hours and 10 minutes Appended
Is the fun score Of the game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
rYJoINING 4 TRADE PAPER.

The jewelers. Mercantile Agency has begun suit
I'm the supreme Court to enjOin The jewelers.
Weekly from publishing what Is alleged TO be a re
print OF q directory published By the agency. year
or two ago AlouZo Rothschild and Albert tlman
uublIshed The jewelers. Weekly and IL alleged
thai the same thing was being done at that umc. and
n permanent Injunction was secured restraining tho
continuance Of the practice. Recently the agency
people .egc that they discovered some peculiarties
In the directory published by Tie Jewellers Weekly
which were also found in the the agency pub
llshcd. The agency people discovered That The com
pany publishing The jewelers. Weekly had been
incorporated and that this corporation was publishing
the directory In the place OF ROthSchild and Ulman
who had done the publishing personally before. The
agency then secured u temporary injunction from
Justice Patterson. I'm the supreme Court. Chambers
restraining further publication. After this question
is disposed Of Anderson \ Rowland. who appear for
the agency declare their intention Of applying for an
order &, punish Kothschild and Imam for contempt
court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
YELLOW FEVER on THE CCVTEB.

The steamship Cuvicr. which arrived here yester-
day from Brazilian ports. reported that while she law
in the harb0r OF santos six Of the were sent 10
the hospital SicI, with TIE yellow fever. Two Of
them. John ShanrOth. sailor, and John Downing
diod OF the fever. The oti"'~ recovered and came
back to their duty boarr hip. On January TO-
August Cormatsky. fireman. twenty-nine Years Old
while sic; and dolIlOus. evaded the man who was
watching him and !umDed overheard. \ boat WAS
lowered and every Cort made 10 him bat with
out avail. lie native OF Germany.
The condition OF affairs in santos is reported to he
much Improved though there is still considerable vel
low fever there Politically everything q,e, and
there Is "a feeling OF confidence in business circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
THE MINORITY S1UCKRuLDEss COMPLAIN.

L. Mcdonald treasurer Of The Fort Wayne Electric
Company which as holder in the Manhattan
Electric Company, has petoncd the Attorney General
for permission TO sue Charles c. Bernhe!m aud Others
trustees for miSapprOpriation OF funds explains the
suit bv saving that the trustees have lent 100000
10 tho Harlem Lighting Company. which they CONTROL
and which Mr.. McDoaald says IS insolvent The Iisr-
lem cmr ies light and the Manhattan an IN
eandescent business. In 1895 the Harlem stanon was
hnrned and the Manhattan allowed it to use part 81
It's new building and the two shared Office cApenses
The trustees that this action was in the interests OF
economy. and that Tie n.n l. perfecuy safe AlbonU
stockholders in The Harlem Company arc askine iof =
rxccScr, on the ground that Befnhelm and hs aSsoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TO AID THE F4MISHISG RCS,ST4Ng.

At the request OF Ex-Governor John W. Hoyt chair
man II tho Russian Famine Relief Committee In tho
United States. Miss Clara Barton president OF the
American National Red Gross Society. and many Clti
Eens of Ncw-YOrk who tcHcvc that prompt action
should DO taken by charitable people here to
the furnishing inhabitants OF the stricken Provinces Of
Russia from starvation. Mayor Grant had been making
arrangements for holding public meeting at the city
Hall take measure, for their relief lie had already
prepared a call for such meeting. when lie learned
that similar preparations had been made nndcA the
auspices OF the Chamber Of Commerce. lie therefore
Hlnnd )ncd his plan. and the meeting will be held at
ule Chamber Of Commerce at IL 80 p. IN. today
Speeches In support Of the movement will be made by
e1 Governor Noyt, Carl Schurz. Mayor Hewitt add
Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TRlNSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Steamer Majestic for Liverpool yesterday W.
Rathbne Baccn George Cavendsh Bcntnck. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. X. Blocdgood, the Rev. DR.. Cavcn. Mr. and
Mrs. 6. a. Fowler the Rev j. u. Lambert. Duncan
MCINTYRE, Colonel BOYD smith. f. sydney st. Il.
Sladcn, Mr. and Mrs 7. j. Watson, e. II. Waterbury,
Colonel n. a. WOashinOf, Il. Il. Bruce Patton. tho
Rev. G. A. Obemskain. {. II. Woodbury., David Ncwall
and the Count Tlatcn. Among the passengers on the
lnman Line steamer City OF Chicago for Liverpool
wee Captain william Alexander, DR.. &. d. Bcahwal
i, r. ID. Glasgow, T. +. II. Parker. Dr. VI. l..
sialks, c. G. sceger, Professor H. Lindbohm. Samuel
IL lance and j. /. Weber. on board the Red star
steamship Pennland for Antwerp were Captain Z.
q. Day Arnold Braun, J. A. Bassett and Henry
WiudprhOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

AFT Mary T.. Thomas. appellant, With tie supreme
Council OF the Order OF Chosen Friends.
The People, respondents, agt. Rachel Broohs, ap-
pellant. -. -
John H. Rlker. a. sole surviving executor, etc. re
spondent AIT sampson ,msOn. secretary of the North
American Relief Society. impcaded. appellant.
Harry FVarts infant. etc. respondent, agt tlo
Tinted state, Mutual Accident Association of New
York appellant No one appearing for the appeIIah''
Judgment was affirmed by dcfaut, with costs
In the second Division these cases were argued;
Cvrus d. ANGEL respondent agt. william Van
Schaaick and Others appellants. .
Mary a stryk cr. appellant, agt. Francis NJ schuy'
ler. lcspo ndent. submitted.
oscar schmidt respondent. agt. Char1A1 II. Reed ana
another. appellants >, M
and Others. respondents =,
George ". Mcintyre. respondent, agt Luther IL
Buell. and another. appellants.
The day calendars for tomorrow are:
First Divl>ionNOS. 49, 80 SO. 20. 81, ca, 20 and 80
second Divlsion-Nos. 604, 800, 200, 10i, sO2 'O3s
TO4 and 705.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Gcnersl Term Before Van Brunt p T.
Sup emo Climbers oiore Beach JCourt opens
Supreme Cogrt-special Ternl-Part I-Btfore Barrett.
10 % law law and no e So Nos io sC- rs.
iSS7 90 1880. 1888, 1889 loii. 1922; 1913 lo+t
supreme C9nrtmSpeSai Iein-fa'' H-beiofo Law
Circuit Court&Part I-Befcre Andrews. J.-Causes 70
Crcat cOurt-part Il-BeiOrc TFuaS, s.--s.r--r 20 ~
90 " i$o iso6 5sS $50. 40 7'5, c57 55 1873.
Circuit Court-Part Iv-Adjourned until Monday, Feb
sHperjo Court Special and Equity TermRefoe Freed
man. Mos. $40, al, o42 5iS, DO, 546' d', o'S
superior Court-Gcncia Tsr@.Iefore sedewick, C. J..
Duer9 and dsl'es's 60 80 ~ ron 'udsn'"N'
suIerOr court-Tral Isrm-l'art before MeAdan j.
superior Court-ral 1erm-parts II and li-Adjourned
sTrrosates Court-Bcore Ransom s.NO. 7i3, contested
Will o. schuyler Skaats. ab 10 80 a. m
No 7ie contested Will Of Michael inland. at 10 80 a. M
40 co%4oa Pca.~specal foundations Pryor J-MOt!ens.
Common plcss1Equity Tcfnf-BefoFe Bischoh' J'-No'
o. Common ON S Peasrrial Part Before DAILY g. TX
s SG, s So los S 1907 co. So 1876 1858 1917:
sSs 2 sis. a. SF rsI1 lsS II e.
" s sq ,Pm rars iS Book
cSsr Jcauses to be sent from r1So for tr Noton
q cy SSSGSPfSIar er@pat Isiore Enrich
$50 & ' l AIS SIS ' 49, 4 $50 1884, 1924 1884,
t ssS ssSs iS iSiS $500 $685. s7ii $50 $685.
City Trial Tcrm-Part II-Before Fitzsmons, D.
No. 4s2s 9 ss% 4nos es Sss Sol ssoi sas $685.
5Sli' .S9s7' s5t7 sal. $3.50 1870 $40 $780, SS0''
Civ ?O Courtirai Tem-par Il-Beiore Van wyek
JICase on No 1872 Van oieder agt Merchants ms Co
of ESd so Is.a II nnr rst"ds yp Ncwourg
-Equy cases Nos So g SISt causes Sg.. 49, SS;.
s cess $50 U.s. sc sis ' &C. ST. sG so s'' '' ''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
White Seinltz.

MOTIFS.
"a II 20 as PLAYED In the sixth game Of this
match or cie Kt-B > at thi, point. with the view
~ exchanging the adverse Nj when he enters Mt
Q t. !, probably the bet plan.
OBJ \ premature coun'cr attack which does not
take into account h, weakened position on the side.
70 Was much h"ticr -
Kt-Q wa, moro liev O. relieve him.
fdl Thc~ WIS hardly ANYTHING bctie1; If - XIX !,
j. g. y %; 10 H-kt =. 80 y = c4 90 h-b ST.
20 kt. - O. {. With au ifre~I ,iihc attack.
White is making fc'h" icir'7e; 20 XIII ~
20 IL ~ , oh. II K-K 81. Il Pc >; - P-B j
wa, much more Hopeful
~, A.a.n kt--kt > morN promising.
~ Black c0rduct, the attack admirably. II" now
lroatci- Or ch or cl,c . i followed by X nj .
Oh and II .. -
g. X - Z. MT inrerio.lSN foilrd by Black.
uI capital play. which totally DESTROYS Whites last
defensive REQUIRES for II the latier answer Ok
then 6,l1w, R-kt "a and mate I'm t~O more moves.
sc. diagram.
~ White hal son -ihlc dofcnr".
d. The other Il comes IN at ~ With check and
le either mate, by OK = pr # The ht mtcrpose, ho
wins . and 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

NrSTN'r SELL HER WARDS ISLAND PROPERTY.
Wien tho members Of the state Board Of Emlcralon
met mt the Of the president, T.. l. Rdgway, at
No l. Corilandt-st, yesterday, 10 open bids for tho
Ward', Island property, there were no bids TO be
opcncd There was. however. an injunction issued by
Judge Beach for their consideration. This caused an
adjournment, and the Commissioners departed sorrow
fully.
The city IN, begun suit IN the supreme Court 10
restrin the Emigration Commissioners from selling
In any way Gi-p,,.ng Of the whole or any part OF
Ward, Island. The Commissioners recently advertised
for bid, for 100 acres " ground on the island, in
Guiding tho Vcrpnnck Hospital Asylum for the Insane
and other buildings
In ia, application for an injunction Corporation
Counsel Clark, President Porter. Of the Board Of
Charitic, and Correction, and Others make aidavlts
in which IL Is alleged that the Commissioners the
city So Gg7 %. with interest from December -, 1889
for the maintenance and OF immgnnts turned over
70 the city. TINT the Emigration Comms sioncrs have
no authority sell the property that the sale would
DEPRIVE the city Of the only assets Of the Commission
els or subject u the Jurisdiction Of the commissioners
i'm the county Of New York that Ii would result In
rcas m that the buildings which IL Is proposed To sell
ara now dangerously OvercrOwdcd by the Insane sick
and INDECENT confined BY law 10 the OF the Board
Z Charities ard Correction. and that II the ailio
effected II would put the city 10 great expense In the
way of litigation.
Wards Island contains 90 acres. 132 acres Of which
nr owned by the city. and the remainder Is under the
direction Of the Emigration Commissioners
4 motion Ia make the injunction permanent Will be
argued to morrow IN the supreme Court. Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
HE WILL DIE IN HE ELECTRIC CHAIR

Noah Richards. the negro who convicted OF
murder In the first degree for Killing John j. sherman
The policeman, was taken before Presiding Justice Van
Ilunt in IN. Court Of oyer and Termncr, yesterday
and sentenced to he executed in the week beginning
March II. Kichards'S counsel, william Henry Knox
asked 10 have the finding, Of the ply stefan deciding
that the prisoner not insane set aside Dut the
appltC alton was denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
THE SECOND MATE CHARGED WITH rYRAy

THE SECOND NATE CHARGED WITH TYRANyY
Edward Reid, Of Dexter. Me-. second mate OF tho
big sailing vessel Shenandoah. was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Mnrshals Grant and Thomas on a charSo
Of assault The ship arrived at jersey City from
Tavre saturday. John johnson, a seaman, charges
that the second mate struck him with his fist and
kicked him. on last Friday. Thomas House, another
seaman, coroborates the story. aud various members
Of TIE crew charge Red with cruelty The second
Shields held him In 81, 800 bail for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
MIR. VANDERBILT

MIR. VANDERBILT MAY NOW SAIL HIS YACHT.
f. w. Nanderbilts yacht Conqueror was restored to
his custody yesterday when he filed bond for SO 900
in the United states District Court pending the decision
OF tho question Of whether she is liable to duty The
owner and Channcey NJ. Depcw signed the bond.
qualifying in 100000 The t0nquerOr is still lying
in the Atlantic Basin, brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

dates have mismana9cd the concern and lssueh
az, coo In notes for S52 900. and have ruined the com
many The trustees that 1t is worth more 'i"H
when they took hold OF IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
CASES ARGUED IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

CASES ARGUED IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany, Feb. 3-ln the Court of Appeals. First Div
Sion today the following cases were argued:
In the matter Of the probate OF the win Of samuel
Wilcox.
James Porter. respondent and appellant agt. Thomas
Dunn, a sole Surviving executor, etc, appellant aud
respondent.
The People, appellants. agt. Charles Fcathery, re-
spondent
sarah A. Thomas. an infant, by guardian, respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04

The Code late In four and q half days via New,
York Central. Through car leaves Grand CentraA
Station 80. p. m. every Tuesday. NO extn n1'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-04
TWELFTH GAME-Iwo KNIGHTs' DEFENCE.

Position after Blacks twenty second move-R-Kt4'
Blncl-TschlgOri
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-29
THE EAST.

IN New York City the Tammany
democrats have renominated John X.
Fellows, Amos J. Cummings, Bourl<c
Cochran and Timothy J. Campbell for
congress.
IN New Jersey Attorney General
john T. Stockton struck blow at the
Reading coal combination by asking
for the appointment of Il receiver for all
the combiped roads.
WHILE en- route to Chicago to attend
the worlds fair dedication, Bernard j.
Green. select councilman from Phila-
delphia, fell from the platform Of the
train near Johnstown, Pa, and was
killed.
JoHN MCGAREY and William ]. Neary
engaged in Il prize fight in New York
and Ncary died soon after from the ef-
fects of a blow in the chest.
THE telephone connecting New York
with Chicago was formally orencd by
an interchange of greetings between
the mayors of the two cities
The letter of Whitelaw Reid has been
given ont accepting the republican NOM
ination for vice president.
II. II. finley and Otis Grcye skipped
from New York after swindling manr
persons out of 800, OOJ in Florida land
deal.
THE legislature of Vermont elected
Rcdticld Proctor trcp.) United States
senator To fill out the uncxpircd term
Of senator Edmunds also for six years
from March |, 1898.
THERE was a large attendance upon
the centennial celebration in Bufralo
of New Norll's canals, delegates com
ing from nearly Il hundred organizl-
tionS a.ong the Erie canal.
An indictment has been found by Il
New Jersey grand jury against Chief of
Police O'Mara, of Pittsburgh. for taking
Frank Moliick ont of the state on suS-
picion that he WAS an acconplice of the
anarchist Bergman
The steamer City of Paris made the
quickest time Oh record from Queens
town to New York. days, II hours
and ~ minutes.
DANIEL BUTTEEFIELD has been nomi-
mated hv the republicans for congress
in the Twelfth New York district and
c. c. Shane in the Fourteenth.
ONE HUNDRED children were injured
by the collapse of a stand where Il re-
hcarsal was taking place in West
Winstcd. Conn.
The stallion Rayon dor. belonging
to the estate of the late W. l.. Scott,
was sold at public auction in New York
to August Belmont for 81, ,O01.
FLAMES at Altoona, Pa. resulted in
the destruction of dozen buildings and
causing a loss of SlO0.090.
IS their weekly trade review Il. G.
Dun & Co. say: There is still no cloud
in the business sky. All home trade is
of enormous volume, making an aggre-
gate of bank exchanges thus far in Oc-
tobcr never cqualed in the same month
of any previous year.
IN Carnegic's mill at Pittsburgh nom
union men We're set upon and terribly
beaten by strikers. man named Smith
being fatally injured.
THE firm of c. Burkhaltcr & Co,
wholesale grocers in New York city,
failed for 100000.