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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING TERIAI.-Brlck continued to sell moo.
erately, with ordinary grades showing yoriazois
in price Havcr.traw hard brick quoted =, a.
IS 5OdsG; Jersey - Flbkis IS 50dS0; uprvtr hara.
a. 25c so pale al ds2 so Roendale cement 9oca
land 50 35aS2 IS English portland. 80 3oqs2 As; Rock
land common lime oOe Rb and DO G6a ba 81
COFFEE-For spot Rio growths the market wa qniet
but steady the bass OF 18sc Tor No = Sa e,t ~,
Tho eT,dc@ we're quiet with good qualities firm
matt interior Pad'ng 25Ag Trading IN futures Gen.
tnued with prices at the close showing
gain OF 10dl5 points the day. and AZ advance OF about
points above the opening figures The foreign market.
were all higher Tie Rio closed on account
Of holiday. The receipt, there were 1000 bags bit nc
returns received from nOs. The Official go p IN
prices from London follow April Cos Cd May. Sos
June. jss 81 July. SIS August. J0s ID; september
April, $500 May s7.75: June, SO 80: July 500 A.
gust 81 90 Scptcmbr Si.J0 October SlOO; November
go 90 December 5000 January 1850; February, 10 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
PRINCE BISMARCK SUED FOR LIBEL.

Berlin April 22.-IleT FuShnagel. Of Boclmm. has
brought Il uIt against Prince BismGfk asking damages
for alleged libel The acoa arises from expressions
ueed by Prince Bismarck regarding the charges leIr
Pu,bnagcl made I'm against Herr Baarc. director
of the great Iron and steel Association Of Hochnm'
Herr Fn.hnagcl. who leading writer on a
Roman Catholic paper. the "WcStphalian Peoples
Paper published at Bochum. charged In ~'TcS "l
articles published in the summer 81 levo. tin; the
local tax a>Sc ~mcnt committee Of which Herr Bahre
wa a prominent member and the municipal council
had I'm Iss9 the tax assessment committee NJ that
time being composed mainly 81 National lADA''ls ana
ahherents Of the Evangelical Church, grossly favored
their own political friends and co-rclionlsts In hAing
the amount OF the income tax which they were reduiro1
TO pay. The charges made great sc"huai' ana
actions for libel brought against Fu'hnage ana
folloy-wrter named L,lncburg. II was proved that
thc charges were unfoundcd and on June 10. 1c0l
they found guilty. FuSlnace was sentenr,Hs 10
i've months and Luneburg 10 two months lhpIis"h
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
PREPARED TO FIGHT TIE "soO.'

Chicago. April % CspeciaD.-An aiiarouhu le't''
rate war In Western territory, ana eA'enulik " ~"
rnstern seaboard IS threatened The immediate cause
will Inc I'm. applIcation OF 500" rates via Ch'aeo
The 500 is reported will maintain us difeehuois
Mt all hazards and will be backed up In dong 50 oS
the Canadian rncnc 20 room for surprise cH'S's rs
70 why II should be anxious 10 preserve lis d,erha
Through them IT has been able to divert inSt mn
entire wheat crop Of the Northwest from 'm'"So ~
Duluth and It has piled up so mnch iFe's'' uc'' 'n"
had h,ocLode now exists Not content with confn-
Ing its opeIatons to its territory, II has struck
into Southwestern territory and been doing all III us
power to divert that traffic TO the northern Ou'''
Heretofore the Chicago roads were powerless 10 30 any
thing 10 prevent the diversion Of their trnfc. because
the Eastern roads refused To prorate win theh III
,,oo,,r, 500 rates INT since the Grand Trunk has
invited them 10 its lines In doing So the SITUATION
has changed entirely, and vigorous light Is expected
% follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-BY TELEGRAPH.

st. Louis, April 22.-tntlc- Receipts $50 head
shipments 200 head Market strong: fair to handy
native steer. S3 i0o ~ Texans and Indians 81 70a
- 20. IIOgs-RCccpts. 1000 head shipment. 1900
head. Market weak: fnlr 10 choice heavy. ~ 4o@
"a 80 MIXED ordinary TO good. RiG 30 Hight fair 81
best - 3O0$i 30. Shccp-ReceiTts 1000 head.
Market strong nj the advance: far - fancy natives
s5a - so.
Chicago Arril o." The Evening journal" report
cattle receipts 10000 head, hlpments. $500 head
steady choice TO prime steers. ~ son - IS: other,
~ 5Od - 40: s'ockcrs and feeders. 50 ~ %
Texans 90 od a O5; cows and helfers ~ 5Od ~ So
IIogs-Rccelpts 10000 head hrments 1000 head
slow 81 Zoe lower rough and common, +40 ~ 70
MIXED and packers - 5Od 20 50 prime heavy and
butchers weights. - COZ ~ IS Hight "a 500 ~ 80
Sheep-Recepts. 1000 Head shipments. 2ane 90 hea ~
Market steady Wethcrs AMI vearllngS. Sb ooH ~
mixed. S5G 20 o5 Texans. IS Goa - 10: We'tcrns.
s. OOa SG 81, lamb. 4DNHI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Friday. April 22.-BEEVES-Recepts. 1t9
la. y sa &c
carloads other and x there su wss
q Of 70 s ghes p se than were
Wednesday and at 80 m. the yards were cleared
and stays s4ds4 80 bulls a. e5ass 40; COWS al
City CIT dressed beef firm at case for exts
prime Native II side m London and verDoo continue be
q ensouragng character Rfrgera;fd beef is Quoted
balance Of BE week ss, nsqse e. sS Ss
and 0%ar' e gs Ea0 a S " acT aSa y
berger 5e cattle the lieys5a $50 do on tHe p,aa:
Fl, Da 20: se week 60 Of IS r ta 5s @
Of ssfi lsS ana Gs 10 stable Penn,vs.
\, at 8! co. i DO l22o ~ at = 2o = DO lst4 ~ e
cows 80 ocl r., at = 20. w. '0'0
45 H. = GSyr d. Is 5S b. u a s
a 50 i l4ic y At ), IS Do 1874 ~ a = Is;
iiss h at - IS DO iocs 20 sxsa 1850 3
8 as So So dS ZEE g. at % % cows 1850 d. at 81
4S 10 at d. $3.50 T. At 'sS DO 1906 ii iFg
n SF: eS DO 1925 MS at y 9 g d. 30 az
DO "a 1879 90 r e at 80 DO 1889 $ p az d % 81 S %
c' az "a q - do $50 Il at g 60 d. sis n az = 20
do se & at y % = d. 'f H. a, Is g. g % 3
1850 n at - 80: | bull. 1870 n. at 20
j. shamberg: 2i Chicago steers. 1915 n. at 81 60 -
do liz s. : head No trading reported
Nomnay steady S2OG50 per head for poor to choice
OTCAIvEs-Receipt 11so head-sis at oOth.st and sts
Jersey ely and a0 Sst zoo FS head S SGe Was 'ns
title bette feeling today and N,h ,togk sod az l .
calves cheap were likely 70 b. had for number OF
day. and bought more i'y prnap S o 9as @Sn
at ,GT wT ,tSer 70 o@ az for country des:d
sIniea ,,1- for
io saeSG X Pdcock & Sons: 30 ycals 1872 n average
at - per 100 n do. lis n. at 81 lOi mixed calves
Judd Ruckingham 20 veal, 1870 y. at SO 90: 80 do.
1873 n. at S3 rs q do. 124 n. at - 90.
Isenbcck & Hollis: 1872 veal, l2o n. at 81: AZ do.
JeG" T. = %fient & Co.: % yeas 12s N. at
1873 n. at 81 81 do. l2l N. at 70 20; cuIls loo
e. plleneack: Iss yea. J.! n at 81 50; lii do ia
Hume Mullen 81 ve,!s lso r. at e ., do u, Al
sHEfp AND LAMns-Recelpts; including carloads ad,
hSad-i2 carloads at 0oth.s carloads at IOhoken ana
rice SthoSah sellers rated The market weak at the close
winter lambs were easier a9d sprIns limbs ust about
ewes sold DAT o S % per loo NJ unshon sheen a: s. 80 fcr
AZ 80 7ods so culls at - co. spring lambs at ~ SOD
Dressed mutton steady Haze per dressed lamb.
s' az %: eth: q ss%' dressed re" Of the
rs average. at SO 80 per 100 N lis clipped 'culs"
Hume 4 Mullen: lGl urshorn State sheep. 100 N. at
s. 20 l0S clipped state ewes 072 ~ at - % 97 un.
shorn State lambs 70 N. at - OH G5 Michigan do. 81
naienb,ck & Hollis 2so Clipped Michigan lambs 7s,,
D. Mcpherson 6 Co. oi2 clipped Western lambs "A m
~ D iiarrmcton l22 un.horn state sheen 1oe n at
81 4S unshon stat, lambs :9 n a. IS 2o5 Ml.hssn
do. 732 n at ls1 do. 9o- H. at 81 s7a 2o4 CLIPPED
HoGs~RScepts % carloads OF SiOO he,d-Ia caro,ds
lower Eats at - SoSs5 20 "'''D' ~ ''''' " '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
MR. curLps TO CROSS THE CONTINENT.

Chicago April e2.-specia arrangements have been
made by the interested railroads for the proposed tour
OF George W. Chds and party across the continent
The party will leave Philadelphia on May :, coming
direct 70 Chicago over the Pennsylvania road Here
they will take the Burlington route for the west py
way Of Kansas city. and on May IL VIII be present
and participate in the dedication ceremonies OF the
CbIlds Drexel home for disabled printers at Colorado
springs From there they will proceed by the Denver
and Rio Grandc and southern Pacific roads 70 INC
pacfc Coast and after visiting all the points OF IN
tercst in California will return over the Northern
= The total distance Ia be covered during the tour
ic q 40 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
DEBATING TIE MODUS VIvENDI.

ottawa April 90 CspeciaD.-A stormy debate TOOK
Mace to-day In the House on the bill to renew inc
modus vivcndi. The Opposition do not object 70 inc
u,osage Of the bill: the contrary, 1t womb Eo
through unopposcd but for the fact That 1t Is propoe"
,b,t IN future the Governor General. in Council may
80 coordination issue these licenses without coming
- Iprarne 10 ask for legislation year by wear Ii>
l. what the Liberals cali legishting by order III
Council -,
While the debate going on the Minister oI
Marine moved an amendment to the bill which "o"iu
,r.vent Newfoundland from granting hshing nee
- r,,cd states vessels on other than the same terms
~ canada docs. The Opposition a once TOOK iss"
n r' tbc bin which stn stands in committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
DISOCALTFIATION BY WHOLESALE.
OVER THREE HUNDRED BOXERS WILL NOW
HAVE TO PROVE THEMSELVES AMATEURS.


HAVE TO PROVE THEMSELVES AMATEURS.
regular meeting Of the Metropolitan Association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union held last night at the Astor
House The A. A. l.. recently passed on amendment 10
It's suspension laws which throws the burden OF proof upon
the acc,cd suspension for professionalism ana
eyer since there certain air Of suspense IN tle
ranks OF the socalld amateur BOXERS Last nlght inc
storm broke and over 800 apOnts for puglistc
honors we're summarly disqualified, and they Will now
H. required TO prove their innocence of receiving money Tor
boxing or herc1fter compete professionals
The fun began when James l.. Sullivan. OF the New.
Jersey A. c. made motion disqualify this long list Of
men, Charles J. Harvey. Star a. c.. offered an amend
nent 70 have this disqualification tnke effect May 3. as
many az the suspended men entered I'm the cross
country championship April 80 This amendment
was lost, and original motion was passed
unan lmously. committee was then appoint d
to try suspended men. and they VIII
be told appear and their innocence or box only
rs professionals This committee consists Of william b.
Curtis. y. Y. a. c.. chairman Arthur VorIan, Orange
A. e.; j. Stcn. y. Y. T. ". #. a. Collett. p. IL. and
J. L. sullivan y J. A. {. Mr.. Curtis then suggested
hat those wished prove their innocence Of the
charge OF profcssonals should send the committee
llst Of competitions taken part IA and the prizes
offered a. them October l. 1891 He also suggests
committee all OF Tho prizes which they
have since that date.
in th. vicinity and many other parts OF the country
Among them are Patrick Cahlu, Nick Calan Charles
Hammer James Butler William Ahcarn. Jack Skelly,
Hugh Winters, William McGarry, Michael Leonard j. j.
Van Houten John Gormsn, William Mcoarry, Jerry
barnett John Mcriernan. "Chuck' Connors, "Kid'
Hogan Sam Kelly. James Rose. James Rcs, ''Con'
Sullivan. william Ahcarn and Michael Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
THE PERSIAN TOBACCO CORPORATION.

London April 22.-The Imperial Tobacco corpora
,,on Of Persia English concern TO which the sh'n
~ Persia some time ago conceded monopoly OF inc
tobacco trade in his dominons, which concession was
ofcryard cancelled owing 10 the opposition OF the
people. met in this city to-day for the p"rpo,e "
rindinc ND the affairs Of the company. The non h'
az Crceycnor piesicf. lie said that b. the agree
mcnt recently arrived at between the Government vi
Persia and the company, the latter would Dc com.
pensated for the loss OF the monopoly by the
of $500 900, which would make possible the r'a'" ~
the shareholders Of the money they had put in'' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
NEW LOCAL SURFACE ROAD.

,n,ny Aprl 22-Thc West side RAILROAD Company
., ycw.York city was incorporated to-day, with capital
NJ 400 600 o build street suiac" failNau about hNt
miles I'm length from the West Twenty tifd'st' ierry
,,, We, Twcntv.thri-st 10 and along Elcventh-aye.
o., und,vc sIxty.sIxth.st. Columbus ave. Sixty
sovcnthst and wcst-Indaye. TO SiNty''iAthst again
thence from the track at SAtyscventh's and Columbus
ave along the latter avenue - and along one-hundrcd
and tenth.st to Riverside Drive The directors are
w Ncwcomb August l.. Martin. John Byrne' John {
rurm,n John G.; HYATT John 4 Bowers. Frank > Smith
and george D. Pattern % New.York City and Richard
n Elliott Of philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
ward Its proposal.

ward Its proposal. In order to confer upon the
Dominion complete freedom In its negotiations With
foreign powers. I've points out: at would be neces
sary TO revise very extensively the existing conmerh
treaties OF the British Empire. and a great Tcnku up
Of the existing commercial relations Of which Canada
now enjoys the benefit is involved in the suggestion
In conclusion Lord KnusfOrd says that tie Home
Government cannot advise the Queen 10 comply with
the prayers OF the Canadian Parament's address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
DEEMING's TRIAL ADJOURNED TO THURSDAY.

DEEMING6 TRIAD ADJOURNED To THURSDAY.
Melbourne, April o2.-The trial OF Frederick Bailey
Deemng for the murder 81 his Wife, who is called Mrs.
Williams in all the proceedings in Australia, Williams
being the Decming assumed here, opened to
day. The courtroom was crowded, but Mr.. Lyle
counsel for the prisoner. nj once asked for adjourn
ment until April 2s. and the application was granted
While DecmIng remained I'm court MS manner was
uncOncerned. ON being questioned 10 his guilt he
pleaded in a low voice. Not guilty lie laughed
when certain persons in the courtroom recognized
him. Mr.. Lyle. Dccmng's counsel, asked TINT an nd
jourmcnt be taken till the next sessions in order
that Inquiry might be made 10 the prisoners sanity.
and on the ground that the prejudice against the
ri oner would prevent fair trial, and that counsel
had not had sufficient time 10 prepare the defence In
reply the Judge sad that every thai might be al
juurned such grounds, and that he would grant an
adjournment Only UntN ncA Thursday, April - rs
Justice must be done speedily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
TIE PENNSYLVANIA CONSENTS.

The Board Of Rulings Of tho trunk lines and Ccn'ni
Traffic Association yesterday met 10 hear the nrgu-
ments OF the Western railroads on the question OF
arranging diTercntal allowances TO the lines "mch
have passenger connections by way OF steamer lines
ocrose Lake Michigan 10 Milwaukee and other lake
points and further Western connections
The special trunk line anthracite committee met to
consider the question OF coal rates 10 Western points
4 week ago an advance decided upon. without The
concurrence Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Al yes
tordavs meeting the representative Of the pcnnsylv
vnrd I'm favor of the advmc-. which Will take cncs
an M .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
no LIMIT ALL TICKETS.

Chicago April 29.-Thc general passenger agents OF
several Of the leading Western roads held conference
This afternoon 70 decide whether they should follow the
example Of the Alton. ST. Paul and Kansas 'lty IN
limiting all tickets to continuous passage. MI present
,ycrc in favor Of doing so. The meeting adjourned with
IN. understanding that stopovcr privileges TO be
abandoned at an early date. though no definite action
WINS ,alen The matter will be brought before the
meeting O, the Western Passenger Association, ana II Is
expected that a final settlement viii then be reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool April -, 80 p. m.-Becf In fair do
mand. Pork In poor demand. Hams In good de-
mand Bacon-The demand Is improving; long clear
mi!dles about 45 n. steady ut 33s 3D. Cheese In
poor demand American finest white and coloIed dull
at SIS Tallow in poor demand. Turpentine and
rosin i'm fair demand. Lnrd-Spot In fair demand
futures In poor demand. prime Western spot and
April dull at 32s Sd MAY and June duh at 32s cd.
Wheat in fair demand No. : red winter steady NJ
IS 4d: No > red spring steady at IS I'D. Flour in
poor demand Corn-spot and futures In fair demand
mixed Western spot steady at IS 34d April steady
nj As 3-4d: May steady at As 34d June steady
at 4s Hops ut London-Pacic CoastThere Is nothing
Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
PROBABLE UNION PACIFIC CHANGES.

The negotiations looking toward chansc IN the man.
co,t of the Union Pacific Railroad still In
~ , said Yesterday both sides that there had been
No definite decision but the programme Indicated in The
r,,hYne has not been changed. Gardiner NJ. Lane, OF
Boston, was in conference with George j. Could and
II Bolsseyaln, the representative Of the foreign
,,Ao,dcrs with the object Of alaying any possibility
:, ,on which might arise from proceedings that looked
M ,he emulsion OF Jay Gould from the Board Of
directors II Is likely that some modification Of the
nar.mme recently proposed Will b. made In order to
- All instability OF friction In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
nrssollrrIox OF A RATE nrREAr PRoBAnLE.

Chicago. April 80 tspeclan.-A dissolution Of the
Central Traffic Association passenger rate bureau l.
thratcned Notice issued to-day that on May !
next the issue Of several Joint rate sheets would be dis
continued II appears that the reason for the dscon
nuance Of these Joint rate hccts !, deepScatei OBJ
lection on the part Of individual roads 10 rate sheets
compiled by any organized rate bureau. The oblectng
roads claim that they cannot get nearly so satisfactory
sheets from sich bureaus from individual cOmpilerS,
and the Pennsylvania has undertaken TO 81 out It's
sheets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
Nrw.YonK cENrRAL OFFICERs RE ELECTED.

NETWORK CENTRAL OFFICERS RE ELECTED.
The board Of directors Of the Ncwfork Central
Yesterday organized by rejoicing Cornelius Wander
hit chairman Of the board, Chauncey NJ Depew presI-
dent &. G. Clarke first vlce-presdcht lie d. h'Su'"
socond vice presidents T.. V. w. R0Ssltcr treasurer,
, y II wo,ces,cr secretary The directors Of the
wost shore also organized by rejoicing Mr. Depew
nr,sidcnt and Mr. Rossicr secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
SALE OF 4 CALIFORNIA ROAD.

San Francisco April 22.-Thc statement IS mado 10
doy that the North Pacific Coast Railroad narrow
,rlugc which, with lis ferry connections cAch"s Ho"
IAN Francisco to Cazadcro. distance 81 ninety miles
has been sold 10 william Graves. an Eastern capitalist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
rAnroAp LEGIsLArIoN Is RHODE ISLAND.

Providence Il. l.. April e2.-1he bill authorizing
the NcwYork. Providence and 30 ton Railroad 10
lease IL, road for ninety years 10 ihe Ncwlork
New.IIavcn and Hartford Railroad passed the
Senate to-day. The Railroad Lease bill passed the
House also.
Tho bill authorizing the New York and New England
pourood IN is.ue bonds In Rhode Island has passed
the Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
TILE REQUEST OF TIE DOMINION DENIED.

Ottawa April 22-The Hon. George Foster this after
noon brought down message from Lord Stanley con
yeying reply from Lord Knlusford Colonial secre-
.rv 10 the address OF the Canadian Parliament asking
~. arooation of the favored Nation In
The treaties between the Imperial Government ard
Belgium and the German Zolvcrein. Lord Knutsford
saws that the uadoubed effect Of these two clauses
IS 10 prevent lower duties being charged in the
British colonies on the importation OF goods the
produce OF the United Kingdom than are CHARGED on
sm,lar goods the product of Belgium or Germany.
ro,,,nu,nof be denies the right o. the DoDln-
bon TO establish discriminating treatment be-
tween drerent foreign Nations or against the mother
country or IN favor Of particular colonies. lie IS
disposed 70 doubt he goes on, whether the extensive
changes that would have to be made pave oeeh iais
s.slized nv the Dominion Parliament In pntnnR "r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
on,,,cyoy,s CONGREGATION WANT DIR. PIERS

TcDI-pGEON'S COMMUNICATIONS WANT DIX. FIF'I'-"'''
rondon April o2.-At meeting In the Metr'poli''"
TABERNACLE this evening it wa, resolved to in'e 'a"e
smrgeon TO occupy the Tabernacle pnlplt lor '',v'
''rs and y request DR.. rcrson 10 conclude MS
american visit rs quickly possible and preach I'D
49, rrahernacle for one year In addressing The mee'
, lanes spurgcon said that the Tabernacle WIS
iIls, I'm a more n0urihng condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

expected interest their Investment would be dead
loss Mr. Grosvenor declared that the failure OF ,no
trICuc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

DAHOMANs SAID TO HAVE TAKEN PORTO NOVO.
Paris. April 23.-COnsiderablo uncasiness has been
caused here by a rnmor that an official dispatch mas
been received, announcing that the Dahomans nave
captured Porto Novo. The Minister OF Marine places
no credit in the report In the meantime the Minister
OF Marine in whose charge tho campaign has been
placed by the Ministry, has tclegnphed to the Com
mandcr Of the French troops at whydah not to assume
he offensive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
McGREEvY,s srRRENpEn AND sENrENcE.

Quebec. April OR. II. McGreevy who was con-
victcd with o. f. Murphy of consplring to deiraun
of his former partners the Connolly Brothers ana
who fed with Murphy to New-YorS TO escape pun
ishment for the crime. surrendered himself to the au
tliorites here this afternoon and was Immediately
taken before Judge who sentenced him to one years
Imp isonment. The Judge said that lad Mctirccvy moi
run away. he would have got oil with six months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
oil, MARKETS.

OIL City Penn April 2:-Tat.oaal Transit s. ssr'nsnte
sales % 900 bbl clcannces, 10000 bbl'; shipments
"a qO7 bbs runs. S'.VOI rhI' ,t. ,.,,,o.....
o,.nnS a, noe closed at SOC highest 59'sc lowest. soc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

COTTON or eHIPBOARD DAMAGED By flhh"
London. Apn 22.-The British steamer monte
v,dcan. Captain Ferguson from New-York which "i
riyod nj Havre April 10, has been slightly da'naseu
IN the afterhold by FIRE. The flames were qneho"ou
rive hundred bales OF cotton OF the steamers oiso
rorc much damaged.