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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Eo !S%,n i' 3a5 5s .f.sy c 'gP ps
fra eS% il ~ e red Hu .t ' s i% 81 oa go 9c5S @
g lac; steamer 20 rd see assel ccc r
southern wheat hrmcr fuiu, .7a9ic; Longbsrry.
sst82c Corn rrons mlyci spot and June " ~
I9y - Ind! tc c's: m' sa.h ?T Coe e.hf& S ss
southern strong white. jse' Yellow, 500 - q
,Ns .ciyr and higher: No. white Wr.iern, az ~
10000 bush stock. 7i.47a bush Rye Vhet; No.
!? Sc rceips; 4.3I5 bush, .,och H..7i' =, bush N
Grain Graz trcshts aun Cotton nominal mldams $50
5yG sSu Ys n e. MS' PP ~ "Hs %S' To
sidcs atc; sugar picklsi shonldcr' IL, .ns sn
I ar, 0S d 'Aq %.aSnRsnc 91%. ' ed q 10
lntt'r arm, creamery: fancy, lac do tar :? choice
,sc d. itAa9a ioc Isdl, ANY IA ga
Eggs soady. 10 i-aa lie. codce stcssy no corgoe'
tar Zoe No lSe sugar I'm F WRi.sdG t,caGy
81 3. '''''y' refined ''''' ''N'''
Buffalo, June Spring wheat gnigtt SP'' Il @a,;
.pgt a4c; 5000 bush to 81 lie SCo2n ol'h No
Northcrp C. T. l.. 80 ears 40: Nor'm ar -P,t
Is Sc: NO. i northern "a 7-sc so. 2, 20 3--c 40,
Northern, C. l. f. &C ASKED ~" mnfn 10 no
steady car, 80 r'G soc; ii cars No. northern
on track, Doc: 1000 DO store. 0oc. Corr. quiet;
store No. corn. 81 81 Soc. Track sale, were o
cars so Q yellow. - q SOC; cars no yellow
0ats auict' nr1ner 3 car, no white 30c 3 No.
Q white 3-c ! chr No. 4 white. 3Gc; cars No
mixed zoe on trch so. white st1rc, % &c a's"d
rye weak lower. 10000 bush NO. l sod sc. ''nr-
ear do sac "a track Flour steady, firm request
best spring, "a aoa - Do winter - c5dE+ -. Eye
ala o. do ships si3 81 fine whit, $3.50 40 D.
Spring bran. 1892; 40 ships 80 - mlddllnet
40 *: bulk sacked ~ - higher. Canal frcghts
ami: wheat = 3-ic: corn &C. oats. .c iiaNsccf.
2 I-ic. receipts Flonr. 2o'ooo bb.s wheat, l430"o
ments (anal-Nheat, 900 bush, nnNsc'-l, 1900
bush Lhrments- Ra!l-FlOur, 5000 bills; wheat
90 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush; oats. $4,000 bush.
Chicago Iune o3.-Tbe lNiiing futures ranged a. fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo June 23.Cattle-ReceIrs lat p hours. LAO
head total for thus far 80 head for same time
at wces TO- TO head consigned through 400 heed, of
which OiO head to NcwYork Sale AGO head: markes
and UNCHANGED, witt sales OF l62 head Kentucky
sers 80 81 % clo-,d .toody Housekeeping last "a
hours 500 head week thus far 1920 head
fo same tin week 5000 head consigned through.
5000 hesd head to View York ale. 300 head
picas ~ hocs opened steady lcr heavy cndes; light
grads easier pigs firm, closed shade easier hcayy
Workers good t. al iedS - 90 light 20 fair IS 25e
~ 20 good heavy ends ~ sjdsj % pigs good to best,
ruuei, ~ 3o5s IS: common do siGs5 stlgs s35s3 IS;
Sheen and arnS-eccIts last "a hours 200 head t1tal
for week thus far o50 head for same tire last week,
$500 head consigned through, 300 head 1000
hend York. i.GfO head; all
but fancy stock very duh and slow footsore cu and
wcthes - 5oas5 so rar % good sheep - 25dsS q;
to a-cy yoarings s. 5ode5 20 fair good ~ 5ds3 25;
culls 70 common eidsf 6j; spring lambs, sia$i 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
British nrk Angora hence Montevideo general cargo


rules :esy With .ass Of F; g Sss sf ysl
sIads rs s 40 sIe S'a%s
sS cyon Inset rs az; S A%sr's s9: AL al
DO ssl 1 ass ?a5s"S 81
a. ssss s sn sS e. Dc spas
e DO 10 b Desfsdf wn whale crude
s ss Hn "asq' 8: spd" d. bsasG
s",:;s 3 ''SSsGI s. ,"ns
r' ssa
5cas7 81 s gs s!'fS ilSw E'a %s;
hi; $40 o4. IN c EXT, hs% S Scm m tS s so
Ss @ a y. ss%s. ss sS5 fSIsSss
ss hT 'p0 th sSa a 9so q. ssr
g. l nI2. S Rsa s sGsf for u sSd 10 r.
and september at ooc DRESSED HoGsvRahsr sSssr
fs' SS'a s a. s.S. is.Ss
asve .a liz soSSs2sc cc.tg cs at p ESQ.,
f ts.sss ssm e5 :Pdy o SSS Fec '
sS: !sE 'S; 4 $9s: si5:s Ss:
inrst Ts's the arrivals arrivals " sse nsi
s sTy and ssa%S ' ssss tqd Psrn:Ss.s s
:yS;ei haq siss 70 '1i s%a:
i ,ssss H. lS.s , $a VIA iSS S.s';
Wcacin Imitation Creamery, hrsts, 1calie seconds ~
e! !Ss sssr syn cStr5 fslss a,. :oeoad;.
@ ;slS .; Ss
Whit fancy SIC; do colcred. ss.as;,c chOiee s,saa
5'c part Skins common to choice 2hI5'c state ne;
~ :k%sS f. siS a h'd ssd SSs a@e
Western iS.di5ac :op Prime to fancy do inferior 1fl1
15c.
sUGAR-RAw-Quet for the day, but very firmly held.
Quoted at 3lGc nd for 80 f't Nr,coy,do. and = bio;
Tor 90 ts ccntrifugal. REIN ED-Seady and quiet
Gut lot 5dJSc crushed. 5d5sc bowdensda 40 AZ:
XxXX 1915 lo; Mould A. 4'2I iaSs 2am9 CD
ininb,a H. 4 1.i614 3.1Gc WINDSOR \, i1,16di S1Cc;
Rdsewood A l.ioai Bloc Phoenx 4 aTilse Ewpirs
4 4 Lice: No O. 3a,dic; No Z, 13l6N3 Ij.I6c No
$685. s'S9';c 80 70 lll q ,, lsassc No
sTEARINF.-1ard study CITY quoted AZ re n yes
" ,TIoW Quiet and thcr weax Prime city quoted
at ttc. sals so 900 n. 4'sc; special brands held at
43c w.
WOOLl-The market shows no change whatever. he
sals open rather better but no erect is NsiDe
this market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sun,,me Conr-(ieueral TcrTn-Recess continued.
Court naulD crs-BeiOre An1rehS, J--Mouon
calendar cellrd At II o'cloch .,, All,
SUPREME 1OuIi--SpecltI Iefii-Tat l-AuIohfhcH "hoi
Supyeme touIt-sIecia Te-port H-Adjourncd FOR
''0 CfcuIt Couit-paIt IIi-beiore Tia". y-shor
causes; Nos 1895, SsiS,, ~ ~ 1903 NV 1887
Circuit tourt-Pet iv-Befors Barrett. J.-csses from
Circuit Court-Purt I-Adjourncd for the term.
Circuit COurt-iort II-Bcior- Lawrencr. J.-Cases
'f surrogatss Contributors Ransom VIII Of
IIrnnah ~ Potter johanna NJ. ingcls, st 10 a. III. :
August A. Hayes, ". r. Is. shelley, at 10 ~ a. m.
Common reas--t'chcrsi lern'-AdouFhsa WILL JUNG
Common Plcas-spccial Tcnn--Defore Dookstsver. j.
Common Pieas-Equy Term-Beforo Giegerieh. J.
Nos. 81 - 30 20. 81. 60. %, %.
sbert causes Sos 1894 zoos 1905 2Oil. !o't. cool
common Pieas-Trial Tcrn-PaIt II-BefOre DAILY. C. J.
Common P,as-Trai Term-Part III.-Adiourncd for the
Superior Court-cneral Adjourned until Tue-osy
sugerIor cOur-speeai Term-I'efOre AeAaam' j.
Superior Court-Equity Adjourned for nc term.
Surcror Coart-IiiaI T.sn-Pafts /. ii aud lI-Ad.
civ Couft-special Tcrm-Before Van WICK. j.
CITY Court-Tral Tern,-iart I-Adiourned for the term
CIV Iourt-Trial Ierin-P.Tt III-nrfors AeH0Un. j.
Nos 1870 07ol. ~ p,oo r..,, = ,
short causes Nos 73t0 77i4. 77G7 1850. 1918. 77o@
''S Court Of General session.-Psyt Ins,or Msra. J.
and Assistant Di-trlctAtorney bsys-Nos. 10 Is. In.
Court Of General sessons-Part II-Psfor- ruserlh. j.
and Assistant Dstriet-Atorney Maedona-Nos TO 0.
Court OF General sesslon.-psrt TII-Bsfor. Co-ng J.
and Assistant Di7tretAuofney Townsena-Nes 70 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
,,,,z .a,u,cKLEBERRYo ROAD DISPUTE.

The argument in the suit "i "c "''''" =,
rordhom and Morisania Railroad Company winch ~
,,n, -, th sysfau known rs the llrcklctciry' FAIL
d ,,,,rst the Town Beard and the Highway tom
,r,sioners Of the town Of We'tchcstcr on the MOTION
to punlsh the Boasd Of Commissioners and Jnsuce oi inc
Peace pcehanty of the town Of Westches'cr' or con
tmp, Of court for violating IN iuiuncnoh oruci pro
bibitine them from preventing the company rom ioS
ing its tracks Oh i've lines OF railroad was hoa'u "
fore Justice Andrews, In the supreme '"'''
Yesterday Two other motions were argued al 'he
,n time all three being argued ns one notion a.
they all referred Ia the same matter. The o'he'
nations were to make the temporary Injunction
nrmancpt. and one By the defendants to require The
company to Increase us bond on the Injunction ron
81 900 10 100000. Justice Andrews heard inc hr
srncuts Of william y. Cohen aud Matthew J.; brc,n
Or thc company and \. Is. C1iaslank, H. I. nchu'i
con and g. r. Coddin6ton Tor tho dciondaits, ana
reserved hi, decision,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
BASy'r FOUND PAPA WILL YET.

Jessie Miller the yonng Southern girl found wander
ing up and down broadway In search of man whom
she called "Papa WILL" Is sul detained at The rooms
Of the society for The Prevention OF Cruelty TO Cini
d,en and 20 far no one has called Ot s>e her She VIII
remain In the care Of the society until her return TO
Richmond. Her story IS that she was employed III
one OF the Richmond cigarette factories ana recently
met middle aged who said he was a merchant IN
New. York. He paid considerable attention TO Tie
artss and susceptible iri and eXcrted his powers Of
fascination with such effect that when he asked her TO
follow him 10 This city. she readily consented An
She had to do he said, wa to ask ANYBODY Oh Broad,
why for Papa WILL" and his place Of business would
~ nninted out 10 her Late on Tuesday night Jessie
landed in NrwYork at the foot N Cortond ST. She
was tired and ngry. but nevertheless tIudscd up ana
down BROADWAY, asking every body she met Ior
srapa VIII until she met Agent Gorrnlcy., who,
attracted by her innocent MANNER askcu "hether ne
YES she replied eagerly. find Papa WHIP for
Justee Grady, offer hearing her story. Tcmandcd her
TO tie core of the society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
,,N TALK From U'DGE McADhM

Dehora Les braizht suit against Jacob Lis i'r
separation. and she applied TO 'he "niT 10 cue III
torma panpcIfs ms she lisd no money. Judge McAhhl
usd some significant mnslnse W denying tlm MOTION
In his opinion Ned yesterday hn snyr III pnr' 'u."
controversies can 10 speedily and !ne1pensivcN ms'
Nod ~ In n police court, where they rehtfniy be
long. II Is compelling this court N do police court
work without the summary facilities 'ur fong mar
police courts have In t,ire oou7s parties are SrIi
orally unreprescnted hy orInscl aud as consequence
recon citations are often brought nbont In the civil
eourts the fees Of the lawyers frequently STAND In 'e
way Of all adjustment. tounScI -rm nl'her i"''I
:, ,,no,, ,,,rllc than attempt 10 nllay II. The
urcscut is essentially police court case anu ousn
H. be- disposed Of there Aaron Kahn appaIs lOf INC
,,i.IrtiU and william for Tire defendant IN
IN. .flt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

Chicago. June - (spoci,n-Ihe wheat tr1ie talked
rnd thought Of the Hatch bill from Va" moment 81 the
opening tho moment OF the close. Although tn" all
Joummsnt Of the judiciary Committee & ths Senate
without action generally REGARDED a indication Of
the nns shelving n the bill. there much rally
:, ne prize. Tod1y's within >, cent. July
opened ~ 1p. sod between 79's and 7'1 ard closed 1t
49, cents. Such support tho mahct had chiefly
from -eolpc-. who takt the position that undNr 80 cents
pircha.c H. more likely 70 -caipcr than sale
Partridge oi1y had WHEAT buy. indicating that
Of hi. lntcrniuabie short line. The
important ANNOUNCEMENTS bcirl.h That The price
did decisiycy respond % them send % hc
much due the dulncss Other ci-n -trncp
sti!tcd with r1hcr rush heavy .h0"cr here tn
Chicago. i,o sonr.,lng 81 a~"llnc. ic-1r.r
apparent every ono rlat the dsYs 'elling had
brn icd b. the big hodo-s. July opened Al 5O9, sod
between 4sl md l7io ond clo'cd ~ 41's cnt.. Inc
Hatch bin was 81 without influences. O1,e
yielded .orpcthng from tc suength q Wednesday. July
.0d 'etwocn 80 AMI 3oA and c0sed At 3 sG32A. or
advice, N rcgad TO oats wrrc not - fa'oranlc a. ihe,
had leon. but tie I'cuatlNc Interest IL limited that
likely get their inspiration from other grains
Provisions oT~uct active. but finally suffered de- n"
from which the exception 81 short rl. they dd not
july PORK sold between $40 - and 10 % and
closed 80 Oj July lard sold between ~ - aud ~ >?
and closed 20 81. July ubs .od between ~ 81 and
IS closed 20 -. There v're erit"ncS Of 70
srng -a'cs by tn Cudahy' by armour aud bS sonc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE COURTS.
MRS. HOTCHK>s.s WILL UPHELD.
THOSE WHO CONTESTED 1T souNDLY SCORED
ny THE SURROGATE.

THOSE WHO CONTESTED 1T SOuNDLf sCOhED
DY TIE SURROGATE.
The Will OF Nara r. Iiotchk!ss. the WIDOW OF
Benjamin lIotchkl-s the Gun Inventor was a"I''.''
20 probate 10y Surrogate Ransom yesterday, l'nihcd'eS
after the proceedings In the contest were hh'Acu'
Iv bcr Will Mr.. Hotchkss bcqucithed 100000
,o nor n,prcw Rafael Wood, and $1,000 70 Ns
Mantle Mood's mother, and NIs. Hoichhs'h N''eF'
The residue uf tie estate was "clnea'heu u in-
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Aid Society. III" ""o'e
estate IS SAID 10 amount 10 between S"oo'ooo "''.
s,oo 600 Mrs Mantle contested the will, and II
,he had been successful she would have secured th'
entire estate. In his spohen OPINION surrHp
Sansom scored Mrs. Mantle Wood ana INC "hoie
family Among other things he fnio
In this cas. II the statute cast upon the surrogate
tbe duty 81 determining tlc issues pf"sc'eo hoIe W
considering the moral status ana o'a'"''Ti Va VI,
,.rsons Interested ia thi> controversy 'he'c "o'u
mot be the slightest difficulty In turning Doth sdT
ont Of court If the statute gave He sufFV5a'' '''c
right Of d-fos,ng OF this controversy Hccorl'ns ~
crhot might lie regarded the hiShee Ia" vi ""i'
feeling with which all humanity IS or ousn' "
constituted then Rafael Wood ana MS lah'i' "o'uu
,, this cour, room in disgrace, II the acuoh Oh inc
court conld ias,cn such stigma upon 'henn. i"o
surrogate has no such duty TO perform ,"'i<u7''e
,ho .uccound.n Of the tcsttor 1t was entirety h"'u
rnI Tor her 70 have left tbs legacy 10 TINS great
cna-,,v The Tybuno Fresh AR FUND eih'Pie
statement OF the testimony convihctS me n'Sou u'D
,,,, u, uot,ldss NJ the time Abe made thc document
v,s cara,lc Of making WILL ~ do'o' '"''c wa,
fl .chcmc Ia have Mrs horhhss nan A.,
r,ornlIo 70 the whole family. Rafael WOOD MTs'
,,a,,.r, and ou the people surrounding thcm were
It'd ,r this nasty diSagrcable, dishonest d"tcrihn
ZION 10 procure from the lnlf-sich old woman WI,
f., their behalf by deception and moral fraud acuseu
u,,n her. Not one word Of the ancctiona'e Ians"'s
or loving sentiment, eXPresscd ~ tnt r. rcud and
Vtod Which intended IVF "c' !" W 49,
III believe were really true.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
CLOSING TIE YEAR IT RUTGERS.
TIE 12GTn COMMENCEMENT DEGREES coz.
rERRED AND PRIZES AWARDED.

THE 12GTH COMMTNCFMENT-D DEGREES con-
rERRED AND PRIZES AWARDED.
The twelfth annual commcnccmen. Of Rutgers c l.
lego held Wednesday At New Brunswick. The
following seniors Epole: Frank X. Van Horn.
vnledictory C. J. SENDER masters Grafton: ". !.
Cooper. German sllutatory ". G. bullock. phOsop'-
eel oraion; o. l.. Ioyt. scientific grafton; J. W.
Thompson. Il. {. Wilma and Il. +. Farley. These dc
grces conferred by the trustees: p. D.-Jamet
r. Rigs professor reject Of Rutgers Seminary; james
Wells, Of Glasgow, Scotland, J. Knox Allen OF
TmrytCwn, n. y. IL. DIR. D. D. Dcmarcst, OF
New brunswick. Phi. DE-. X. lnTson, Of N''T-
Brunswick. TIE degree Of ClN Engineer con
fercd Z. J. Ttnan, II; a. C. Arend, 80, and f.
Howell, 80.
Luther l., Kellogg of THIS city has established
prize cf 800 IN memory OF his grandfather, Luther
LAfun. Of eaurrr,ies, y. V, to De given to
the most advanced students in metaphysics. These
przs were awarded suydam prize for Competition,
James b. Thomas; natural science, Eugene Belts;
Brodhead class prize Drury W. Cooper Bradley
mathematical prize Harold l.. Hoyt; Appleton prize
for moral PHILOSOPHY Isaac W. lott; Eowscr prize for
best engineering thesis George c. Bullock; Lehg
prize t ccmical thesis J. L. r. Morgan, Bussing
prizes FOR c1tcmpoTntus debae-Iirst, Il. +. Frlcy,
and second j. ID. Carr; class of 60 political
philosophy prize, Harry n. Davis, Van DOrcn
prize for essay on Christian Missions j. W. Thomp
SON. Van Vechten Prize for essay Foreign Mis-
eions"; American literature p:ize, J. W. Thompson; ;
Bradley prize IN Roman law, Harry " Davis; class
Of 'CG electrical science prize. Eugene Bets Den
mi senior orator, Harry y. Davis; Winner memorial
prize for mental philosophy, John Parker: Perlee
Innor orator prize 4 II. schliedcg: Myron W. sniti
prizes for dcclamaion-TirSt, Philip &. Ihomns second
Charles NJ. Dixon; Hart English literature prize,
John II. Thompson Spader Prize for modern history,
John sarlcs Tunis quick grammar and spci1ng Prize
David tahart SOaL; entrance examination p1zc,
Herman c. Weber The degree Of master Of ats was
conferred h. Cummings. G. Mar II. l.. Rupert,
c. J. Sender ana +. W. Thompson and that Of master
of sciences a. smith and J. ). s'illwcll. These
men go into Phi Beth Kappa: j. W Lott, II. ID:
Merrill r. L. .,Ticn Mr.. scathcrwcod, E. II, Woodruff
And n ttfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE CASE or LA REGALONCITA.

Justice Andrews in the supreme Court 'DhmFrA'
Yesterday listened TO the arguments OF eNJndec Di'ch
hoc,cr and Commodore Gerry in the case Of ehario''c
r,,o ,h mother OF the girl called La RcgaOncta,
r.ho danced AT the broadway Theatre. Mrs. Ever
WAS held by ths police Justice for TRIAL IN thc court
If General Sessions for allowing her daughter 10 ap
near Oh a stage III theatrical performance. hr
Gerry appeared for the rOicty for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Children, In fact although In the reoou
he appears for the Dstrct-A'tocncy. Mrs. Ever was
held in $500 bail aud her counsel iInincdiaeV e'ur'u
writ Of haleas corpus upon which Mrs. Ever was
,,,,o, ,,cforc the Suur,me Court Ex-Jndge Often
,oc,r declares TINT the law Which gives the authorities
,n,r IN Interfere With parents I'm the care OF their
Children is unc,nstitu;ional. Mr. Gcr1y contends 70
Inc contrary ?udgc Andrews tvoh tio papers ana
r.eerI-d Ills decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
LECTURE on THE ARCTIC REGIONS.

A large audience assembled IN the Church OF the
Saviour one hundred and ninthst. and Madisonav ave.
last night al The lecture given by Lieutenant H. Il.
Rhodes OF the Navy Among the lccbeigs ana
Esuu,paux In the Arctic Tho lecturer was a.
ISOLATED with Ideutcnants Do Long and Chppar In the
rolaris Search Expedition In 1873, and TO better
Illustrate his talk he had drawn several large char-
coal sketches Of icebergs, seals and waiih, an
Esonmaux village: the snip locked In the Ice; the
camp Of Polarts party, etc. After being INTRO
duccd by the Rev. f. l.. llofcccr, he described the
fitting ont OF the vessel Junata at the HrOohlyn
Navy Yard, under command OF Admiral ID. j.. Bi'nc'
The battle with ccbcrgs and ccnoes In Arctic waters
the lie OF the Esquimaux IIoSteinbOrg, Godhavcn.
Jpcrnavk and other places: the p"iions tfp Of the
De Long party with the Little Juniaa across Melville
BAY to Cape York, and the harrow escape of the ship
from destruction by ice. Then he told about The
discovery Of con on the Isnnd Of Disco, where the
American nag wns planted the mine, which vas
rhincd Eniyfa talked Interestingly abOut festival Of
Esuuimaux women, and gave VIVA dcsc1puOhs Oh
hunting the wal1is. sPal and aux
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HE EARNED HIS COMMISSION EASILY.

james Il. Hay secured verdict for S-,Ooo from
Jury, before Justice Lawrence, IN TIE supreme '"iH
yesterday against the United states Lxprss COM
many As comrnissionr for selling piece N property
a, No II broadway 70 the Union Trist Company
iIav s7rd for $4,000. 7. c. Inatt was the principal
witness for the defence. Hay alleged that he went INTO
Mr. I1att's Office in the fall of 1883 and ASKED nr
platt II the company wanted 10 sell the property In
question MIR. plat said that they would sell II they
could get 100000 for IT, Hay went To -ce the pTe'
dent OF the Union Trust Company. and that Official
said that he did not want to have anything To do
ud,h uoy. About two years nfer that the property
Was sold TO the Union Trust Company without the
Intervention Of Hay. Hay declared however TINT II
was due TO his efforts that the property Was Sold Mr.
rlntt declared, while n witness that the sole was 50
kong time after his tnlk with Hay that he did not
consider that whatever agreement lr had had with
Hay was OF any consequence ut Tint Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. June % D. m.--C0tton-The sales OF
the day Include 500 tak> A'nercan Futures closed
delivery, 81 cd, sellers June aid July delivery,
6l-G4d sellers; July and August delivery. 264d
sellers August and September delivery Ala 1.G4d /;
september delivery, .-t4d 4 3-G4f: September and
October delivery, 204a4 3e4d October and Now
cmbcr delivery, 5d4d value: November and Deccm-
hcr delivery, 7-64d4 $50; December and January
delivery, 4 l0-04d sellers
Galveston, June 23.-Cotton quiet; middling 14c |:
low mddung, 1896 good ordinary, o 1-4c net and
gross receipts, 1853 bales exports coastwse, 2234
b;ucs sales, 40 bales. stock, 20,sg9 bales.
Norfolk. June 23-Coton dull middl!Dg. 1-4c I;
low nnddling l3-l6c: good ordinary, $780, net
3.3I2 bales; coastwisc 364 bales; sales, 80 bales
stock. IOOlS bales.
savannah. June 23.-CottOn quiet middng. 1.16c ::
low middling. Il 9-I6c good ordinary. 6 SC: net
and gross receipts. 257 bales sales $50 bales; stock
- ,359 bales.
New-O Orleans, June 23-Cotton easy: middling
&c: low mdddng. g 3-4c; good ordinary 1-4c
net receipts. 223 bales; gross 225 bales exports TO
Great Britain, $3.50 bales; sales 800 bales; stock
l2l,GaO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
rpOrBICS OF U-STNEsS MEN.

The sheriff yesterday sold ont the stock OF Aorf
,on, FRIEDMAN dealer IN shoes Mt No 93 ColnmDla-s~'
,,aar executions for So6S lie has been In business
everal wears The sheriff ms received three aunch
oents aggregating Sl,l5o, against J. Kaufnnn a.
sons dealing in shoes at Camden, n. j., VINO began
husiness about a year ago. An attachment TOT sof4
has hce granted IN this city against Rosa Conn., oealer
On clothing ut NO. 1853 Atlantic Bioohiyh' III
favor OF Abraham Morris, the allegation thnt net
husband and SONS taken the greater part Oh 'o
stock from the store and checks sent to her proved 10
he m GOOD An affidavit presented mat hef soh ""u
said 10 a creditor: ave have failed and we ONLY pnt
nm the fob to sck the rtch wtD stand IT. Hnish'
BROTHERS plumbers at williamsburg, ycstcrda? con
cssed judgment In THIS city Richard Iaight Tor "4o
for money loaned. They began in May, 1901.
Deputy Sheriff Fox has closed up tls store oil Mar'ih
pronhv grocer at No 1885 Thrd-ave. He has see'i
I'm bus,ness about three years and was previously
conductor Two more mechanics Hens for $l2oo
we're filed yesterday against Justns ii. Zimmerman
the missing builder.
The sheriff yesterday took charge OF the two stores
n, StAcle & Mcdowell, grccers, nj No. 7o4 Nlntha
and No SO Amsterdam the firm having coiiesseu
yoii9wS Mary and Margaret GOrmley, Tolo; Agnes
Wei a3ls: George W. Martin A. Brother $40 ROSS
w Weir & CO. 1929: Mary T.. McDoweh, S2lS. Mar
an Armstrong got out al attachment against them
e., s54 on The ground that June 1e they had sod
~ LII IN. two stores for az, 900 TO NJ Al. Gormley
Thsv heran business In 1854 and formerly claimed b
have q stock OF 81, 900 In both stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE~-Ihcre was 4 steady market on apo. klo TO-
day with moderate .tr TO e. dcmSna NO SS S ,S
santos 40 4. ij',c c. ana T. or mild crowds SALES 10
mats Tnor 24c In the option line there was = ictucs
vieor At the close June showed slight aaSaaes
st olrer cables less covering Of shuiSs,
Responsible Tor the nrnnes. Havs ga.nea :di ir
e ca flo hieh.r ana Ionxsn closing firm; Official
quotations Is p r-Junc, 5c.; July, 65s od august
81. sd NJ, qaote. rrFst GIansy 90 hilC. y ,t osS'
= alc: receipts in RIO 900 bags RIO cie,INAees %
United states TO- 900 bag Flo stock 5000 hass 10
~ 900 bags ssho. marS,t NM coed average Sane
1000 bags; receipts \: Rio Jty u June 2o 1907.
COO COO a9s tine 1891 1855 900 bags same tio
% 1902 36l3 900 l,cs ttAe 1sol 2.944 500 bag
time 1890 1901 eco bags. Totl saes mere tou's'