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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
ADVICE on TRAINING CHI DREy.

Macmillan Grossmann superintendent Of the Working
mans school delivered before the Society for
Ethical Culture Clckering Hall yesterday morning
ON the subject Of Educational IDEAS in the Home In
the course Of his remarks Mr. Grossnann said: THE I'M
pressIons formed in early youth lost Edu
cation must begin child l. born. Parents
should whether the tutors aud teachers OF
their little ones really competent undertake their most
important task.
a play thing toy Of your boys anc girls
nor like the pitfu figures which we In tho
store windows but always consider thai your child Is IA
eveloped human being. holy trust for which YOU are
responsible parents eager 70 bring up their
children right way that they spend most Of tho time
in contentious as what tina. way j..
''Overs,rctness IS grand fault. Many fathers think
that it their duty direct each and act Of their
chndren and ar scoldng continually This weare AID eX
aspefaes tho child and makes IL distrust the source o.
authority. punishment assumes tho character
OF revenge IL Tho childs rights must be
respected.
II would lay the following points u" consistent
without consistency there be successful education
Always be true truthful your child II have made
mistake be afraid to confess 1t before The upright
little arbiter Set right example. Children initiate
what they others unconscousy Train the habits at
an early age. Develop the active side Of your bo~s
character Always give him something to 90 Work gives
aim direction and purpose to your life What Is called
conscience Is holy love for goodness Train chids in
ligence Make him wise human being. am aware that
am giving no new ideas They arr all derived from the
Greek philosophers AID other wise Of antiquity wl
whom we may say Conclusion 'knowedgc Is Virtue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago Feb (SpeciaD-Wheot got almost 10 the call
price YESTERDAY then dropped suddenly until even holders
puts" anxious May opened ut O2is cents and
closed AZ ON The strength was chiefly on the
news which came from Paris OF the advance there and
~ the reported damage the French crop from Frost
The sudden collapse probably chiefly due to the lquda
lion by holders a liquidation which the seabosri was
most prominent 10 looked at the close long had
1t 20 Minneapolis reported 10000 marked there 70!
export Tho prediction made that the visible would
show decrease OF geo. 900 bushels tomorrow. Mime
Al oli- and Duluth had iOj here there io7. The
estimate for tomorrow was $50. Corn was higher
Frii,y MAY sod between i3sdt2A. and
closed ot i2N There four Of contract corn
In The 3 cars Of received. IL tho only contract
this week although there have been 1900 cars Inspected
The sentiment higher prices on the theory that the
snpr, l-t'rcst " proportion TO the stocks Dat,
were dull within range 81 !, cent. NAY slld
between 80 and 3l-. and closed at the
bottom: provisions strong on important huyirS
by tho Cudahy Packing Company. May pork sold be
and all 30, aud closed at Sl2; May lard. b.
tween and ~ TO- and closed II 50 81 MAY ribs. be-
tween ~ o. and 20 10 and closed at SO o. There were
ony IL hogs. The estimat" for omorrow oply
- 600: tho estimate for the week only 10000. But
FOR the depc In the cotton market the general feeling
Is that provisions would be much higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

a., po,nsr,vora ersts. 31a3ec. sugar-Reinea
Steady Hfd cut loaf cubes 3isc sst no sann
H 7a,.S s;andsra aranuated 4c Crown A. lac
crystal double refined ed, D staS a s0f Key
&c; cOnfeconer' nc heq 5 scar Franklin extra C.
s'5H Red Star Feed strong ar a aHie
winter bran $40 sods2o % Per Go 'G Dbl 1910 sacks
Goo SnsR corn i3s 400 bush OATS H.
Shipments-wheat, $500 bush; corn' 00'
oats, II 800 bush. a urcban ced
wheat nervous and unsettled with violent ahovc
IN prices at times The oPe, very QUICKLY declined
c recovered and advanced sc ana d'e resed
of again 5s%i s4s beng sn rs Sit ca sa 90
% %pc' Nav 9S $50 81 I-4c closing w earn
July 14es6 2c closing sSc out The course for
dd nS n f"ow Nearly all the trading was I'D ss
Which opened 14c up, declined ass beox Yesterday
yeakeged OF i3c sa slG ssc February 81 &c
closing 81 lie asked March 81 3s M Closed 1iS
50 i ics cio tbn ye 9 No. higher Pic
NAY 81 sS3i 34c closing 3! 3ss 500 nd Id barley
I've dal No g. II 1-IG 5v No. ouiet and UNCHANGED
Pran scarce and firm sacked mill zoo E Teb r
zoe Flaxseed higher gle; aeGe Eggs sharply
n 3 1T and very unsettled 24c. CornmenI1 I =;
s. i5as2 20. Whisky steady Sa "a 81 IS. Plo4sons-
Holders r and asking higher prices. bu, hD' SO %
hold Gqnssqusnt1 nr 'l IS d 49, this side % 3oase
Few eide o. Dry salt meas-Boxed shoulders ~ os
G SHsd "s rps IS 81 longs ribs + 900 10 bbs
short clear e O. T. ksS G o bs oats. 5000
nSsa Iy soG So6s 6aTsy 1900
Flour bb wheat 1S LOO G Sarsy eGro 600 BUSH
ou," a,. %,'' re' owbeat active, weak No. cash.
90 TGlsa0 re is % 4c Nay 90 ac C2rn S &C.
tive seady No. cash 40 12c; No ano D. Wash az 4ic
yeilOy Nav 1o0 "a lie Oats quiet eash Gee. sys
sac o,o c S3s sSes aa 4,4 jazz SHh
B lP Gusb oats, 900 bush coverseed 800 bags.
SShipmentFlour 2o25 bbls wheat 500 GOO p pmsh
corn 1920 bush oats, 2,7oo bush' rye Z'o0' JUDI
cl0yersecd, 505 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
CRAM AND PRODUCE MARhETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS

,vLoot ,ros nm and down alternately on oatHuas >
sbou1nr nervous and erratc movements pretty lhu'"
all dav An active business for haihonu"' w
done nearly 1000 900 bushels beng ueaiV iii
was resumption Of the bull fever early III ''e oo'0V
with an advance Of 3-SG3-o cent. CaOes ca,"o o :,
LIVERPOOL showing rise OF l@l la anu H 80,
a0cd nar quarter Foreigners, however, turned seir
d local ,ona unloaded on the r1se, covering reaco
-, oAa1 cont Then came "A decidedly bulllsh private
bIe from pnris with reports OF crop damage anu "a
cited markets prices advancing 1G2 francs; dnD az
cenmes ON dour. Liverpool closed l4q "a c up
on options Partridge was said TO De ohsi H a. ,
Saso and dy yae ma OF gs cent EST,
mated the exports of wheat and a ogs o mah SI:h n the
1' week ON the cub March options sold up 10
81 o. but closed at 81 o. May soti at Nav opened
r,lar- 81 OF 34a 81 O3, fell to II OF ana ehaeI az
Al 63 - Cash lots 1904 cent Mgher' ,,d In
Dorer took 100 bushels. and there was Nnfa
6Isnes, on options against cable acceptahccS "ioi'
Corn was strong unison With wheat o Cables oby T senP
equal to contract equeineSS e,red The bulls
pSror Cor nptIons advanced i4al2 cent spot lots
wcre trier and IS 900 bushels wore sold for export
Cnrb price, were weaker realizing, March fuhy Ii
conf f. n and May IL cent TO 80 Is cents. A..
oats were without feature and extremely dull Nay
ontcns co.ed Ia cent higher February unchanged ana
Iarci Is cent lower only 40 900 bushels were sold
can oats were % nt 0It 8f cents n .s and d" Nay was
Lard rose two points, but slow. Light receipts
of hos and buying by packers at the West were inc
only bull factors. ..,,
Whcat-FebUary, ~ % Ia: March ~ "a 20 April
81 OF II MAY, al 03 Il: June, II Ol is Jny. 81
Corr-Febuary, 81 IS March, u II April, 81 Ia
May 80 - June, 40 ! 4; July. 40 IL cents.
Oats-February, SO So; March, 81 May 81 30
cents. . 90, 90. 49, 90 ~
Iari-Feb-,lsy. - II; March, &c So: May, ~ %;
The receipts OF grain and -four reported on SATURDAY
ot New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston were
rs follows: Wheat. 03.0i2 bushels; corn, 439'O5a
bu heels oats, lO ,224 bushels total grain, o421o
kec and St Louis the arrivals We're: Wheat loyloo
bushels corn 347 ,54S bushels; oats. 1924 bushels
total grain 90, j25 bushels flour, 24,3O9 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

rsss @ sAs esSn5a e ~na
te-t 9nod at i3dISc Neworleans new erop's' 81"
q S3od E l fGs'h lit1ap ally
nsS with sSs qH qu steady az With mCiGra s
+ 3 i5 81 '!G q y % ~ .' % :.
OiLS-A firm market noted on cottonseea MiSn nrme
one,nss 0thG5 kRss Es yellow prime
Sc sss Do S5''??s Cochin '- S5a5's n'seq "
ny America "a Dr a9 cS SSe allc%, city
brine 4s44c Mcnhaden crude SOC: do lsh; pfssSy
4c crude 59S Do Do natural natural 1nae 7sSfc
ss sssd s s5@E %Ras tr" Southern
SOC 90 sSSsheS Ss PrnF5 Is oc do ex
r doe rcd saponlnsd per n a. a5c red elaine
SGG ioe tank s5as6c' staits. 3oaS7e; olive Italian
ysrPGRK-shprers bought in m nod ri;
wag end Prcf ,6o " yaSe , ggosd at - 5do
Ho c clear ~ 5oG$li family si3a$3 extra pTi%s
a 30 m , 5oG nd l Gef S s'sf "a 5O@l? 50
al4 and at the West at So 5Odel5 CUT MEATs
FsE po So inli' qa S,a at S cs @&ed
c%Sd d. 9ifaD pGS Gs saSo'1 she sad al
fpr re- h, ana co. ''I VITA nay cc offerings
G.s Continued she upward turn
arrivals hogs and buying BY packers a. Sne we as soc
S tr y am rm aIes 100 res osoc Refined Continent
quoted a; .a7Ic; south Amrrsa h n osed at s. 7S
I'D; sales. LOO tcs az o'Oo d,,ncnts today
Trading was NM my hav a 0 cSameTy Pennsf
yani. sSt,ss sitrs. eresnsfy Western rss u
2oc secohus I'm. ,rss "a ls2yc thirds u
cln Jiei soc Stata dairy kalftIbs and pals.
Srouus. iod<oo 1000 STATE dairy
t,as &c hrss @' Sa 80 osd2Ic seconds 2od22c
Wei'h tu's, 1'."' so tn'7 fau onds extras
state dairy hall hfhh tuoss, lou ,aa31r. Stl..
93a2oo nrsS, Z-azNi s- ,a or S5;c: fr,ts
dairy, hfkins aod tnbs, tATas, ortrns
22f2ic; seconds 20azic; s'se uaiS Slic' WSSsr;
2Yi9a2ic; nrsts, 22d23c; sccOhus, ,oo 80 ID
imitation creamery itsts. 40; sccohas, facnr,
lSc Western dairy ir't' ~ sc ,rtopx
trklns, June, t2Glo - June ~, T. .oconds IA
fresh cNtrss 23d-tci 90 ,irs", ~" 9oic SWT.tSE-
I9c; Iontnr 70 rus .nh held nm Ste factory
IN lho"rI"I' mn fii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
MELVlIyE READY FOR EXECUTION.

Charles f. McElvaine will meet his death pTonaoE
to-day by the electric bolt In Sing sing Prison lie
killed Lucca grocer, in Brooklyn after ne h"n D'c"
discovered by the grocer in an attempt to rod hh'
Under the new law the Warden is allowed TO invite
twelve citizens to the execution besides the physicians
deputy sherns and minister. Warden Brown there-
fore mas invited twelve newspaper men, Tie execution
will probably take place soon after midday The men
in the shops then will quit work for their MONDAY meal
and the boilers and machinery will lie idle The
dynamo and electric chair the same as were used
in the execution OF Loppy, and the method OF Apply
ing the electrodes to the body Of The murderer VIII be
the same as was used in Loppy's case. one Of the
electrodes was fastened the Top Of the head and the
other to the hight leg just below the knee.
McEvainc spent yesterday quietly in his cell In the
death chamber. Once he fond that he must die he
has taken to reading the Bible. His wife and two
sisters at the prison and bade him goodby yes
tcrday He bore up we'll under the farewell. and
Father Creedon who Ia, m,nSteTcd TO other mlderers
spent the day and evening with him. When he went
away last night, he said that the prisoner was resting
quietly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Feb; g. D. m.-Cotton- "a meIi,s9, ridds1
ding, 3'sd; good ordinary, g. lid Ordinary aM
The sales OF Inc day Included 5,4oo b,les American
Clause, February delivery, 4eS4d sellers: February y
March delivery 48-6ld sellers; March and April deIv
cry. 49.sid sellers April and May delivery, 1894
sellers May and June deIiysry ;o"'t 3D. bSyen Jus
cry al buyerr September delivery, 800 sellers.
Nav. Orleans Feb 6-Cotton easy; middling, 11J&:
low middiing 8 3I6c COED ordinary, 13-l6c net n
CENTS 1903 bales gross l01S2, exports to Franco
7i5O 10 the Continent, 5,577 codstwise, 1898 sass
1850; stock, 450,3o0. - ,a.,
rniddnQ 6Lc: good ordinary sac net and n.
celpts 3,4GG bales; sales, 100, spinners, So stock
S9,s56. , ,,,,,
Norfolk Feb 6.-Cotton steady: m.ddline, 6hc: nA
and gross receipts 400 biles sales. 4iG stock $3.50
Sayannah Feb. G.-Cotton easy; middling, 6Ae ov
mddng. 6sc good ordinary SIG net and gross recepu
o7I bales sales. ,075 stock, 9l,O01.
Newberry Feb 5.-Cotton flor two weeks)-Receph
$50 bales shipments, 1907 stock, none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFFE-Mld trading in Brazil Towths was very
slow the general feeling 10 prices continued hrh, Oh
the basis OF 1iadl4 10 for No. Rio NO sales rrloitu
grades quiet and generally steady options H,1n
encd carly in tle session, by longs" PROMPTED 9 }
dl,aupoiung cable adyi .cs together win some it%c
hammer ~ by the bear side. Initial sales showed
decline OF poats December. while Other months lose
IO11O nonts Toward the close. however, the market
displayed steadlne-s and reaction OF 5dlo points
.ct IN attended by little lOcal covering laNtr
declined }. n In some cases Stock In IlNre, 219.ouo
bags, Of which $4,000 bags are Brazilian HanburG
qgot'ton;; ia p ms. F.PFuHryN 60; Ma Gd
In 90 I'D JnIv 5Gs Cd Rio quotes Regular nr-ts
no kliosJ nominal; good seconds 40 dlo,l. 10 100;
exchange priVate 122 receipts In Rio, 1000 bag.
Ro eiesrances to tinted states, 1000 bags d;io
clesrances Europe, 5000 bngs; Rio stock, 2l30OO
Sa Bags sa% E stock 10000 santos market,
from Santos February 5. S. 5, Rose 2. 90 20
Receipts ct Rio July J. to FEBRUARY 1872 $1,000 10y
Receipt. at santo' s aa{ l7 e o &so5Ssy
SINE dine 1850, 1So6 600 total 'saes there today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb. 6-Cattlc-Rcccpts last tweniy-fo
hours, $40 head total for week thus S far iol2o
head for time last week, Low heSh con COZ
head; on sale, 40 head; market opened firm closed
fancy heifers = a. HoFs.ReceI9s Ill list iwe4 T..
747oo "G Eead i for same lime wecH ooe hcai
consigned through. 54OO head: 70 Ncw-f9rk, 1860
head sale. 2.40O head maraet opened . 10 ID
grades, 81 o5d So packers and msfinn; ~ 5oa
a. 80 do YorkerS. good 10 best, - - 80; a.
light and pigs, "a sodsi So; good heavy ends - 25@
ships TO fair 81 a5@ p CO. assorted roughs, - 8 "a
sheep and lambs Receipts last twenty four hours.
5000 head; total for week thus fnr, Zoo head
through, 200 head: ~ Nrw-York 400 head: on
sales. 1000 head market opened strong and active
closed steady and firm; shcep-extra incy 80 3o9
IS - good to choice. ~ 200 s. 20: ihr to good.
gfd@5: culis and common. S:jn ~ %; !anbs-goCd
{, extra native, 40 jOG &B 10: fair 10 good 90, Tda
as - culls TO COMMON. - 250 81 10; Canada. com
st. Louis, Feb. G.-Cattle-Reccpts very light !:
shipments. 500 head. No market on account Of
scarcity OF available grades IlogS-RccelptS. 200
head shipments, 900 head; market ; to roc
ordinary good, ~ 2oaSi so; light. fair T. best.
81 4Oa 81 90. >hesp-Rccelp,s, none: shipments.
none market steady fair 10 choice, 81 ga = So
ments. $4,000 Ii market quiet and unchanged.
Chicago. Feb. g." The Evening Journal reports I:
Cattlc-Recelpts. 1000 had; shipments, 800 head (;
a 50 O5: cows. ~ 500 az 05. Hogs-Eecepts. 49,
600 head shipments. 1000 head market active.
ga loc higher, rough and common, "a 25aS l5 (;
butchers weights, "a s0aSi a5; light. 81 G0a$i -
pigs, S4a$4 10. Sheep-Reccpts, $500 head ship
ments. none market active, higher: ewes. Sc'a 81
s6as5 30; fed Texans, "a 5oaS4 80; lambs, si@
@6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Saturday, Feb G.-BEEVES-Reccpts .
carloads, or ilG hcad22 caIlca1s for Eastnans Sol
l,uy carloads East Side si1ugterfis ana slhRi"
car for the market. 40 trade Feeling firm. No ater
cable news shipments reported yesterday.
CALvEs-Reeepts part late Yesterday % head Mar,
ket nominal. Good Vcals bunch OF lat Dafn5 ara
calves void sell quickly at full prices.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receirts, including citload'
drect 10 butchers were carloads. $50 head car
loads at Jersey City, carloads at Gothst and cafls
at Hobokcn Firm for both sheep ana lamb ana pi'c
AZ I2s rer 100 n lambs at - 75dtl crlls at ~ 49,
re,.td mutton finn S4ioc with general sales at Jd
Toe dressed lambs selling at 0a1o2c (nsy At lodloac)
pressed spring lambs are quoted nfm al Fod@iV per ea
CT. - .,.,.....
~ a. nor 100 n 1870 do 10 ~ 1T 81 l73 do 81 ID, AZ
~ i 5S do 70 ~ at IS % IA culls. " 20 n. et ~
- Uu,no A. Mullen 1874 state lambs, GG y. ~ 20 70.
Ne rollins 200 Ohio sheep. io02 n. at 80 IN 100
Indiana lambs 20 r. scant. at e. 30 ~ -
d. Mcpherson & Co; III western lamD'' '-@ ID az
&C 70 900 do. II N, at ~ 10. noo o., ~ ,.,.
IIOGS-Recepts II carloads or 1OS' hcad--D carload
a. Jersey CITY and o. carloads 40h-st None for sale
olive. Normally firm at 81 7Oas1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
DEDIcA77yG The NEW B0WEgY MISSION.

Tho formal dedication Of the new building Mt NO.
1O5 Bowery. recently opened BY the Bowcry mission, a
full description Of which published in The Tribune
OF January 81, took place Yesterday. Services were
held both afternoon and evening. = the afternoon
service the Rev. a. G. RaifIson, president OF the
board of managers. presided. Addresses were made
BY the Rev. Dr. d. q. wylie, OF the Scotch Presby-
terrain Church; the Rev Or McEwen, of the Four
tenth Street Presbyterian Church. the Rev. Sidney
law, chaplain OF the Tombs, and Others. Besides
speaking there singing. At The evening service
the Rev. J. c. Young, DR.. Il. >. Prentice and Dr.
W. stewart spoke. The meeting room of the mission
seats about go, and nearly every seat was occupied
at the services. The tission held meetings at No
80 B0wery for over ten years. on The LIST OF july
last It removed e go. 30 Bowery, where they were
until February /. when 1t was moved into It's present
commodioCs quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
The ANDERSON ESTATE AGAIN.

BY an order Of the Supreme Court, made on FED
ruary .. Meyer Auerbach attorney, was made special
guardian OF the infant children of Mrs. Laura '.
Appleton. the daughter OF John Anderson the former
Of the Hotel Plaza site, nd-concerning whose
will there has been much litigation Proceedings
arc about 10 be instituted to accept The designations
of Alfred Wagstar and John Weber trustees of
the sum of $4,000 in the will OF John Anderson
deceased, for Laura V. Appleton, and which trust Is
for the benefit OF Laura " Appleton ard her Children
New trustees are to be appointed in their stead
The matter will come up in court this morning ana
according to procedure. the Judge will accept the
resignatiOns and appoint the successors after refer
ence has been had as to their qualifications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. 8, p. m.-Beef-HoIders ODER O..
ingly; extra India mess nrm at as ga Pofk-HeRa1
about "A to 10 n, dull a: a. Sd. Bao q,
Holders offer sparngly Talow-Holders offer freely,
prime city duh at 23s o. Spirits q
o-Idverpool refined, steady at is ID. Lard. Spot
Holders offer sparngy; futures-hoders oher moderately
hprii Arm at 34s Wheat-Holders offer nrderately n,
red winter steady at Is Sd No red spring STEADY
rs Cd F1our-Holders offer moderately. Corn. spot ~
futnresHolders offer moderately mixed wsssem So
steady at Il SD February steady at IS 42d MAyi
steady at As gid April steady a. IS o'sd Hops :
London-PaciAc Coast-Holders are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08

At St. Georges Episcopal Church yesterday
morning j. Franklin Carter Ordained 10 the dlccnae
bv Bishop Worthington Of Nebraska. The Roy. Dr..
Rainsfo.d Of the parish, preached the sermon The
church was crowded and services lasted until nearly
o'clock. Mr.. Carter graduated from Yale in the
class Of 1885 He took high hoaofs IN literary wo7G and
WAS an editor Of '"rhe Yale Literary Magazine" and a
member Of the Phi Beta Kappa and Scroll ana kys so
cctes After being graduated from Yale h. took degree
from Cambridge School Divinity. and since then he has
been doing duty In ST. GooIccs parish lie VIII rniA In
the parish and continue his work there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
B, :! hi; ss S SoS 1855 1850 u: :

y yss.. Dbl. ::..ssSSIo5 1885 1850 1884,
Refined quotations werc reduced points at Nsv.
cents in bulk, the quotations at PHILADELPHIA ~
baltimore being unchanged at 6.35 and 3.s5 cerx
was 20 points lower at $50 cents per gallon CrnS
was unchanged at $50 cents In barrels and an
cents In bulk, Washington crude being $40 cents n
barrels and Ss5 cents In bulk Naphtha was ~
Changed at $50 cents per gallon.
Foreign quotations were reduced 1-o franc n
Antwerp, to is IA francs per 100 kilos Prices wen
unchanged at Bremen at $50 marks per so hloS
and at London at 7-1605 IL pence per mpers
gallon. $780,, r.,.
$3.50; highest, e07sc lowest 55a.e; closet eoac. Sas
IS 900 bbls clearances, 246,0O0 bbls.,
PittsbnrQ Feb 6.-PetrOeum dull; National Ttsnsm
certificates opened 59'.c closed at 69'c highest eos
lowest, 59ssc.
Bradford Feb. G-Natonal Transit certificates opens
$3.50; closed at GOdsc highest 01sc; lowest 39ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
Y SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN

NJ \. SUPREME COUR GENEhAL Hls'
Hapd Transit RafSa tcr he city Of Ss r.
G ~As eth Rap Si EsSsy or
the and Of pesons and "a
operated. :, ,,, u,...a Elm. ru-.,,D, TO uss
ton viii be made to the supreme Court Of tie sa - ss
Soany tSp at S%eFp lss@ Hsss a
ism day Of February e. the opening Of q, the Be- head
thereon for the Appointment three Commissioners IN s
nsSTns SSseP s NE
common a COUNCIL Of said city, on October s SSs:
made upon the petition adsvts and report sid BsaS
Of lispd Transit Railroad comm:'o which "ef New.
York on the 18th day Of Jay 1892 and which ss s
s general TT pan Of Of proposed , %
object Of the application Is to obtain hs Ips,c hearing
Of ali parties interested wheher such railroad ousn 70
m and SPsasS term and SS wp 0 1S s
determatoa whether such road ought 70 Dc and
operation when Sx sS f sSns
be taken IN lieu o. tne ep pna o inc property
'ns Dated ss q Ss%.9S!E January Is 1892 70, !.
CITY SV Of New e YORK YORK ''' WILLIAM sTEiXwAY
s sSS Il ssrrhESSttER,
I EllaSI \; I<I hHsiHE.
JOHN NJ BOWERS, Counsel 81 wams' .r,o y SS:
pOps II Of i TS q
CUPRENIE COURT.-Ilugo Reisnger, Plainaa'
- againss Wilhelm Rachn and Heinrich .achmxsrs,,
defendants. Summons with notice. Trial desired IN w"
YORK County.
To the above named defendants: -. N
You ars hereby summoned to answer the conlpism ma
this acton and copy OF you: answer ON sss
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty DAYS after the "a n
IL this summons exclusive Of the day OF service iii
case OF your failure 10 appar or answer ds mems
be t,ken aeinst you ty default, for the relief
In the complaint.
Da.ed New.york. Dec. 90 1891; ..,.,urx
SALOMON. DULON 6 SUTRO. Plaintiffs Attornesvs.v
Po torce address and Office, No. lis Broadway wv
York City. -, .. an.
NorICE.-Take notice. that upon your default 70. " n
tho above summons. Judgment VII ssty.
against the Of Two hundred ana shs
fonr dollars and nftyseven cents. and with costs t" -
action.
sALoMoN. DULoy & sUTRO Plainars Attorneys, ,.
115 broadway. New.York SiviiA
To Wilhelm Rachmann ard Heinrich Rachmann ~
PENDANTS The foregoing summons served uron ycop
publlcato on pursuant h oder OF Hon. Edward ~.
trs0n Justice Of the Supreme Court o. the State ~ I'm
York dated the 2sd dav OF Jantary 1892 and bsa "a
the compai-t 4, the Office OF the Clerk OF the CITY 80
County Of New.York. a. the County Court House. NV
sALoMoN, DULoN & SUTRo. PlainuGs Attorney
It's Broadway. New.Yofk O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-08
1T NAY PIE SOID WITH ADVANTAGE

Captain Henry Erben. conmsndant Of the Navy yard
who summoned IN Washington Oh Saturday r'iat"e
proposed Brcoklvn Of fourteen acres moro
the Navy Yard land believes that the lana can be d
posed the Interests Of the Govern
Inent The plot sought for adons that recently sold 10
Brooklyn market pufo'er and IS not part Of That
needed for building the proposed large dry-dock The
money received for the land already sold and The oht
niece Il is proposed sell will BE- utilized for building the
new dry-dock and the Improvement Of the plant Of the
Yards and Docks peInrtmenL