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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Exchange. a. o,,.o !, o,n. coz
socanJ. ia ojO and exchange. Rcceipt-. loo-
80" .tnrk IOt OOO btgs santos market was que,
80 v.,,o" S,nto Il 900; receipts. 900 bags; stoc'
20 COO bag. The Have market closed = iran, up -
IL. lower. The Dutch saic went OF at d"ut p'ohc
sluaon Market nm Good ordinary JaEa , Tc Stat,
today is BIO sos .aoa from i:!o ara sant'' as
zoo Iotai stock in New York. l7ooio Dag var
T0vse deliv.rlc, Yesterday GiJ2 bag. s"k IN H,y
Orleans "a oj3 lags in bal'%r osar oaes eompti.c
o santos on the HALEY and 800 Rio on che obers s
toge,.11r american and a shipment OF 800 Maracabo
Europe. ,.o,Lat - noticed for ,lapc drug
- liz demand l. confined 10 small lots Ihefc seer
out VIZ loving disposition TIL, ldrt OF DuNtis 10 t,H
10 DC ans,oh from time q time 70 meet MeI s''T,i,,
seeds This brings purchases s ,s , trnnsetions
individual .e the a % 9u
1 oes with powdered moving Of At ron 20 'on % "
"nine is quoted a. So n iS the sane NAV be said
shellar. - .bs, w.s very quiet for maekerel, OWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
WHOLESALE PRICES COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending June 20. 1875
UEANS AND PEAS

p.coiuts for week-Beans, 1,l24 dds Peas T.v ~,
NJ 'ttvnorts-Beans 2.2 pkgs peas. l,9gY dds
yu nnnr,sDBeans 200 bags peas 625 bags Inc re-
. %, domestic beans this VT ek have Deeii hretIS
eep'S. o. and for these there Is moderate demand
Rel hae price best lots reaching SO when taken by
" s! Marrow have worked Into llule stronger
exporter i'll, ssIes AT the close at 81 90. Medium
pUd pea are quite scarce. and it would be dhcn 10
anu 49," ine. lot, for less than ~ though tney are
Du! w sod al That California Lima quiet ana
aS Choice foreign beans are in modsratS supply
and held with some confidence lower errnsa almost
,,rev with foreign, neither exporters nor nome Jop
snu' ,::t,nc Kindly TO the domestic goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
STNDRiE>.

Nr-Tc-Peanuts quiet quoted So 6 lie for
fancy hand cked and 4d4 Ice for rmcrs; spanish
shelied dull Al 4o4 lac for No o quoted ~
2d2 1-4c; Virginia No / shclled at 1c, and NO at
&c. o,-,- g..
pEEswAX-Cuiet southern quotccat 2do &c for
large lots with smaller sales higher
MAPLE SUGAH-New bricks nomtllv quoted at
7a7 lac per n. with demand luet. syrup dull at
7Oa &c per gAllOn can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
LIVE POULTRY.
DRESSED PouLTKY-FREsH KILLED.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

IIosvy rain last week In Virginia caused moderate
arrivals of new potatoes and the stock received ma.
baen cleaned I'D very closely AZ firm prices. Present
onntotons are likely 10 J., we'll sustained al least
nntil Thursday onions in light supply and higher.
southern cahbagcs in good demand ana prln. I't>
6rmor String beans hav" shown some advance
uIuSer higher receipts. Cucumbers very plenty ana
lower Tomatoes IL heavy supply and moving slowly /;
only very good lots reach top quotations "Ireh p"a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
BUTTER.

pacein,s for week 80 1928 pkgs exports, 90 TUBS
It has been remarkably steady market an tne wees
Receipts have increased several 'housa ~ I'D.
easier but with neighbortng markets holding a g
firm and less stock golns mo S DIV, sn ~
e. cian,pv 81 butter for sale has not been :" w
essiye as 10 give buyers any advantage sellers nave
rrf I'D TO Weld point and have Wa.rlvu o"' ru I
IS siong con servative lines iobhers c9nning their Pr
Chases mainly 10 current consnpiN,e @ I'm %,
90 tho sscIative element l. certainly mol etrohs al
present some butter Is coming forward undsr ,, a
guarantee Of LEA 1c per ID above ne hsnest O nv
SrIca and the inability move these goods Oh ANY
such basis cOmpes the storing OF many ISts In, Ine
Nchtness the market seems 70 iorDlo iarke
speculative operations, unless values IAN TO an aP
enuy safer basis Extra Western HMds arr Gens
Tsced under peculiarly favorable circumstances AT
Sc bnt such are exceptional 70 nave any P hlee
IN quotations state creamery in tubs Is selling along
Tib .-estprn but pals cannot he whoiesalea arrow
eoc only a few lots Of state dairy arriving anu
dairy and factory moving fairly at rather f0n pr'es
Txrorters have taken further sample oto al 10 La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

HEMF AND JTTE-DIing the last few days the
market has been markedly dull and the absence Of
mi Ort1nt transactions values rule nominal.
Inc primary markets laid
quiet but important changes IN values
report d. We quote Manila hemp. spot aud ,hpmrnt.
g. dOac sisa hemp, spot and To arrive" ga Isc Jutc
spot. 2ha2'tc; shipment 22dic: Iut" butts and re-
gcctOnz spOt, l-lGd2C: % arrive. 3-lOd-c.
n DES-A slow market Ia, ruled. Tn cipts
have been somewhat OF -1l> aud III ha-.
therefore. been accumulation Of supplies. Ih'rr Is
comparatively little toward the for ien markets
aud home manufacturers m conlnng their purchases
lots to meet their immediate requirement. W. quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
!. epenlng range and close today, ando.ng bid.

New.York receipts, Cos bale, gross. ,+ol b. cx:
,,orts 400 bales forwarded, 607 bales stock 8 s3S
bales Total por receipt, today lsi bales pgrtss
Ioutnent 2G9 iaes; ere!pt, 30 Tar ti- week., AZ
- soonsf If 2Jj bales last week. Consolida port
r@ceipts il I42 bales; eNJorts Great Brian iltsles
France lG7 bales Continent l1,OO3 bale totai, 1903
hsir. stock 400 10 bales. The closing cable "aTcr-
pnnl 4 D. m.-Sp0t cotton quiet. American nIdgs.
~ ad SALE. 900 bales receipts. II coo Lal' in
cluding 900 bale, American. Futures ol~ned Z at
S.G1d decline closed bacly steady at decline oil "a
5Gtd a. conlaIcd with closing prices 0i }c.ie dai
inc Liverpool quotations: June, i2O"4-l Junfy,
asoa4 81 JUN -August. 3..Odi.@ Il; Ausu>t-ScIitr
- bid: September October; Ar BUYERS october IN
I,.r \ONemlcI. DcccinDcf "a DcccWhrt -Jalr,
20; January February, .2Ga4.27 tebruary-Nh,
%. ,...-... 49,. 49, an -
DIV Of ouetude and the total sales wcr very light
f1Tccn market wa. pract, ally unchanged thouII
,rsrd .eencd 10 be toward easier prices. Our ma,
Snweycr wa, without material change 30 far as ~,
r cooccrnrd The warehouse deliveries continue tol
la Total sales. $3.50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Market dull prices show IL material change on
TOP grades but lower qualities are slightly in buyers
Pot I.TI,>.

Live spring chickens have declined steadily under
Increasing supple. and the marke is quiet and easy
AT the close Fowls siiIcncd little Oh last Wednes-
day. and held iairly steady throughout The Week nut
with = carloads in Yesterday ana today me prl,c
ba, fallen 10 1Oa 10 IL. lurkcNs lower and VERY
dull Ducks and geese steady Pigeons sell wen
when strong flyers, bat squcalerS are MOI WAhlou'
rne advance In dressed fowls asked early a,t week
wa not sustained. stock accumulated and prices
broke badly Later in The week, but holders W'I'
unable to cNcct clearance. far this week trade
has been dull and under pressure to sell prices have
fallen 10 Zoe fol whoc>al, business with sonr sp''-
ninf v. demand awakened nj that price. Philadelphia
spring chickens are easier. bul Western meet lhlr
demand and close steady. Long Island dueAs hrnl.
IL l..n..A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Option Quotations follow FOR comparison tse closing
Ices Of the prcyols day and Tor e .pondng d.

Exports Atlantic ports for week ended June
H. and since sept J. 1892. compared with the prev ious
follow:
Last. From Prev.
week Sept !. year. Changes.
2n.,..24 IL 2JO,-0l II 24s040 Tue. 42.7Bi
Wheat bu 223 1916 7Ol c2 81 lsl Dec 81 -lf.0
Corn Lu o7O.205 %, $4,000 Ga 80 73j c31 1872 3,
Receipts OF brcaasturs Interior JVilts Thousands
three ephcrs 1000 onted-nour bbls. grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

LEATHER-Ihe market holds ~ Its charact'ri-tie
etde manufacturers being disposed To take only snail
lencies Of the moment dictate. The supply Ia first
rs ample, but holders do not ahow much disposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TRIED FRUIT.

TRIED FRUIT.
Receipts for week 100 pigs; exports. l,1so pkg,
Some recent imporant sales OF evap0rated apples
have further reduced stock but there are still several
ts here and In the country which holders axs anxious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

RAILROAD EARNINGS
ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
1891. 1902 1898.
Number Of miles. Zip 1928 71So
Second week In June. f675.613 S1Otlt &7fS $50
jan 30 June H.. 1900 $50 1S,s0557s l5.0s2.00
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Number OF miles ...... 1856 1894 1sGl
Second week In June. s155, 100 si5s.29S $i53693
Jan. To June A.. 3,t17 212 1879. los 3,7s3 lS3
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
Number Of miles !S5 40 43s
Second week In june. e7o.A27 s'2so0 e6o.7Qo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

10 maze any marked concessions, the held by
strong hands. We quot"
Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

10 move. and the ,eelIng Is weak Weather very
hot and II Will be to put the fruit into cold
-tOrag" unlesS sold very shortly. Sum-drcd in small
supply, and do not receive much attention. Chops
steady. small lrnts generally dull Raspl"rrie> are
oD.l, - IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Union Tanned SLAUGHTER.
Itch, ,,ch. odd2S SECONDS. lacks. o5d2G
MiI.lc back>...... 27I-9 Bellies .---....... ga Dc
Middle backs heavy -2oG23
OAR.
Dressed 3sa:ls Bellies ........llal2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
rnJUT, ND HFRRTEs-FRESU.

Fine large and Gear colored apples meet a
fair demand but tn, market Is very duh for all sma
and imperfect fruit There Is a good demand lOr
fancy feestone peaces in perfect order but scarcely
any such arrive. lost OF the stock received from
all points Is OF the ordinary kind, hard and green
or badly specked AID decayed and such can only
be sold at very lowand Improbable prices. Choice
Wild GOOSE plunis irm soft lots and all small VA
rieties drag heavily Florida grapes sell well when
choice poor lots neglected. Cherries easier. Straw
berries plenty, dull and lower, stock largely Inferior
owing TO hot, dry Weather. Southern backberricS In
larger supply; demand for large and sound only.
Huckleberries EghT and firm Raspbcrrics have
appeared In small quantity and bring full prices
Matcrmelons In arrr supply and easier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Receipts for the week 5S.373 boxes; exports, a.,
ss3 on the whole trading has been ho war; o al
the market for full cream cheese mas -ioMia o H.
5ns quite and there ns IS gH'S b; ooo2sS
sold to-day mainy at o lac, only oolnbinaunon rs
oswegos ec going to special snst"% tom - q,
Fancy white sold very well, and while 34c was q,
The general tradnf basis here ana her Sncr straw
colored brought 1908 5sc and other grades rangeH
from 3-sc downward. Too many small Sne , dnn
cream are arriving for the present needs OF the trace
and prices are &c lower and weak difficult 70 reatn
l2c for fancy col9ed at tie close Cnenaneo E"9
our last weekly report. and the market mas sihce
dragged heavily win many lots still unsol1. Liver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Sill bill ccrts coz ''''
Eek dividend.
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED Stock AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Bsc.in,s for we.,. 1857 bbls: 1920 cases. Up
TO last Friday the market continued heavy ana III
bnyos' favor, price falling 10 lac for average prin
Western, with only about lac premium ODtalhaDlr
even for the best marks OF Northern ONO cW. me
decline came under weight OF very hsavy iecelP93
and a general feeling that further adcluons 10 coiu
ge holdings TO the extent necessary TO maintain
values would he hjudicous. But since oaturuAy
some decrease In receipts has given little hrher
tone and prices have recovered TO ii 34@1oc. ior
prime to choice good the demand at the close BENG
sufficient TO give firy steady tone. but the narKe,
showing little ID buOyancr or further upward
tendency Quality now Irregular and Complaints
s,s.. 90 p,nnsvlvan, ncw.aid ne- do.cr -. .a15l l.
Western new.laid. pe dozen 1tMio
WeseIn secOrds case " JO"Fo w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Receipts for week. o.9i5 bales exports, 100 bales,
imports. - bales. Buying has been quit" free In
the country and prices have ruled firm. say l30 2lc
generally few special lots ching nc fraction
more business the local market has been com
paraiiveiy small. but firm feeling has prevailed In
view of the strength shown In the country and the
liberal shipments abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
MEETINGS md ENTERTAINUENiS.

ON February g. 1893 Our Council. NO 2o2 l'oya
Arcanrm Will give it, annual entertainment ana reception
at I@noN Lyceun. Ali the boxes have ALREADY pen sou
The Lincoln Union OF the Ninth Ward VIII ho'd i's "'
nuel rpcepon on February 1893. at the Ccual opc's
uouse Sixv.seycnth.st nar Thrdave. The co,hhitte'
OF arrangement. (. composed OF James A. van Ia Lnua
H. J Iloernlnger H. A. kohlcr, Charles A. LccNie
William Wright r. l. Van vakenburch and Petr heDel
The annual dinner Of the Rutgers College Alumni As
ISOLATION 0: New.Yotk will be held at De'"oni'"S !"
mourn, cvcn,p AZ o'clock The president OF the a.,
ISOLATION Coi,ndt Parker OF Newark VIII DE the .o's'
master Ticket. can b. obtained OF the ueas"'c'' v" !"
Van S,eenbuigh. NO 10 Wall'-t
An omen meeting Of the United Service CLUB was heio
las, n,cht al the clubhouse. No. 10 West 1hify'hst''
Dr. Charles J.. Lntcy, captain ana ASSISTANT suEeo''
l,o q the British Army. read an Interesting P'P' WI
..The Zu,us ard the Zulu Wor" open meetings o' ',''
,b Will be held once each month. when paper" oh SUI"
tar,. OF interest military men Will DC reau' e'"
uents follow tue lectures. The next ehef.a'"e"'
th. kind Will probably be- given on the Isst o''"N'S "
lrbruarv when Lieutenant Peaiy Is eNpeo'c' " SP
nm hi, travel, In the Arctic regions
The Women's Press Club had reception ana ehee''
,ainnen, last night in the cubiooms. No. 10 EAt
rrentv,hrd.st Ms Cora Wheeler Miss b!ahche
Tavor Miss McCord Wilson Miss Romoa Tyte ana i'os'
navId sang or ,ectrd d. McGlynn was one Vi "''
quests, end delivered address.
The Monhot'Dn Bicycle club gave It's amman h'''
,tnc.r smoker last night il rooms at Wet fht''
,iphth.,, aud Broadway. The feature OF "'r
,enin0 vas the parade Uf members mpersonauhg al
.os Of grotesque characters Mr. L1ska did some ses''
oIb,nd tricks and Maurice Hermann gave fe" ecl''
lions Boxes for the annual reception to be he"
ot Lcnox Lyceum on February 3, were suctIoned oA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29

He has frequently been out Of the city for weeks ~
a time Oollng ont for the interests OF the company
/ received a telegram from him to-day saying that ne
would be In New-lork on Monday. lie was ~
Troy Yesterday -, a..
when SIR. Lowell was asked from what place ms
brother sent the dispatch referred TO he refused 70
tell He then denied the statements concrrlhe NJ
brother, alleged mi management made III MI lnS ,
statement. Continuing. h said NV bi0'"'i VII
positively return to Newlork on Moday ana VIA
meet hi, accIserS II" has cOn" nothing thal NJ I,
ashamed that he car b. punished ior re H"1M
nothing Of the lmpu:iiIOn> mhd" a-dll-t MN. ~ ~
Invrli lIr,.d tLat the charges made against Ms
hrotcr were the result OF III feeling conspiracy 10
ousi him from the company or something o' '""'
nature. :, --, 49,
When Charles w. could, the New York receiver, was
soon M hi. home 30 - West Thirty thrdsf.. by
Tribune reporter. lie snld that he knew iittIe apou'
thc affair. o. the company. e" have, said he. Dtel
appointed receiver ard have taken possession " t,c
,omuanys property. Az inve'tgati"n OF W., nonh'
ia-rcD begun Mr. 1ay'or's statement - ] oei'eV'
subst ntiailv correct. -. ,o,.
The directors Of the company refused to aiI abon'
N" affair Yesterday. beyond the statement nlau nN '',
TavI"r II. h. Thur 'r president OF u" com pah'
II N lis l~n" a:d could not 10 seen v'steralF' NJ
rrOIer Francis u. Thurbor aid mat u" Tau hehu q,
the trouble aud ihr ~" officer, OF the company "onu
H." TO Zee John ". LJNtll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
nINNEI II MITOR GfLRnT

,a,,r g. llo~ w.s tho quot o, tho Democratic Club
a., evening dinner rvrn O. him 40 the clubhouse.
80 Gl7 Fifh.a,c. rrcsd-ni John II. V. Arnold sat a,
tho head u tn main table. with MAYOR Glroy AZ his
RIGHT, and >-Ml,or Franklin bison at his loft Others
te.t speaker SIlfG. Controller Myers. chamber.
lain Grain senate, Cantor and N-Cciiand. T. Ilcry
Anderson Colonel ,icorgc IL Mcclellan. Mr.. Arnold sue
cr--nr a, rr,-Irut the Board u Aldermen Edward
j. q. Dwy,r T. l.. CFlmmns, \. A. All!ng NJ j.
Nulduc.n John q Adams f. H. Chaplin, o. Il. Potter.
Maclranc Cove George \. Post. j. Rockwell Fay, F. X
C,udr.t &. W. Edgvay. {. T. All'n. President Arnold
In q bgia speech ,onpimcnt'i Mayor "Hioy a. a
worthy An! cnicicnt public officer who. he said. had
l.rYu we'll perform IN" duties Of MAYOR I'm char
,,susiirally. agFfrs-lNe and prsls"worthy manHef.
The Mayor icpl,d In pleasant vein. His remarks
ucrc mainly sppaudns the clubs action during
the last campaign earnest aid 10 had gyca TO
the democratic organization which conducted 10 Speeches
,,, al made by Mr.. Idon Speaker SuIer. Controller
Nyer- Chamberlain Cian, Senator McCcand and Colonel
II. cllau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
ARRESTED ron GIVING BAD SECURITY

Theodore II. Tlton. an Englishran, VINO was S''' ~ ;
with his wife At the Hotel Kenpgton. was arrest anu
taken 10 Police Headquarters last night on inc COM
plaint OF Andrew j. Nuttng tailor. OF NO $50 fui.on
A. BROOKLYN. Nuttlns said he loaned s='' 10 i"'o"
,hou, two years ago Brooklyn. and took pawn '"he'
- ,veIrv n.wned in London security. The
money was 10 have been repaid In "A month"; b"t i"'o"
di,.,peared aud Muffin. afterward learned uot Tue
navn ticket wa. OF value. Lately he learned u''
Tnton had returned u this city and he asked the pooce
., arrot the man. 'rlton said that he had given not
10 Nuttng a. security for the loan, but Nnttng denied u
MIR. Tion who accompanied her husband to the tehta'
Oncc begged Nuttiny not 10 press the complaint ou' II"
wa, obdurate and 1tlton was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
TIE VEATHER REPORT.
CAIN AND SNOW IN THE WEST.

Wellington jan % s y. m.-The storm central on inc
california coast Thurdiy night has advanced 70 ILLINOIS,
80 ond storm is central this evening over Northwest
w,shnctou An area Of high barometer has nov slowly
eastward over New.En:land and the ST. Lawrence |aeS'
md second OF high barometer occupies the Ncit'
cesr 4 marked IN temperature has occurred IN INC
lake rgons and the ohio and upper MISSISSIPPI 'scss
between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains
the ,ernpera,ure has ALLEN. This evening the temper
allure is 50 degrees 50 degrees below zero nofh OIL
Nont,na The Of temperature reaches southern
Dakota and the line OF freezing temperature Is uac'n !"
OGi lhoma. 49, ,,,,,,
pan, h,s fallen I'm aeas IN lake region, the Middle
and southern Atlantic and Fast Gull states; ana sho"
Is reported In upper Mississippi and Missouri vasys
md In North Pacific Coast states warmer .nu
morally cloudy weather and rain snow Is indicsted
Tor The Middl. Atlantic and New anu otaes. Ia
The Central valleys weather VIII be colder ana clearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
HAWAIrS QUEENDETHRONED
Continued from Fourth Page.

that under reciprocity arrangement, the sugar from
the Sandwich Islands was admitted TO this country
free. As soon the sugar from Cuba ana inc We.
indies was admitted free, Of course the price went
down considerably, and ii was terrible bow 10
Hawaiian planters and manufacturers Ihcy , nay
splendid manufacturing plants and grow proDaDy
better sugar than any other country IN thc "oIiu
But the distance and freight charges Offset mat me
United states pays bounty 10 the Louisiana planters
but OF course II will not give any bounty 10 the
Sandwich Islanders. Then labor is very scarce tnele
and the population Is decreasing. There are not so
many people there as In Boston. England mas
heavy loan there and would like 10 buy the Stands
Undoubtedly Kalskaua had II In his nina 10 turn mem
The sentiment IL all for annexation to me lllted
States. We must not lot Great Brain get hoin OF ne
country The United states must anneX them OF
establish n proectorate rather than Jet foreign nag
Az over them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
cryrP,L PORTER REVIEWS HIS Old COMMAND

Naor.Gcncra Josiah Porter. AdJutant"cncral Of the
state Of NewYork. reviewed his old command, the I'D
rr.iuent lat evening. lie was attended by General
II VI WhitocH and Colonel g.. f. 1@dd, Assistant Judge
,d,o,at. acneral. Tho galleries ot the atnoly were
filed with vAtors After the review General 10 tr gave
tho long service medals o. Lhose who had served tho
,,cn.nt ton niteon aud yeas. General Whtlork
prese ted sharpshoote-' laiers and the chaplain
" y Dunnel presented the nafHsmen's badges. The
ooi Regiment Band under II, new leader, D. w. Reeves,
with the drum and bugic furnished tho music.
r.oncnaic colcct followed the dn. Dancing followed
me concert and General Porter entertained by the
ohicers at the Ncyada.
The promenade concerts begun by Gilmore ore TO be
ken, up The inst viii be gwen II; the drmory ncNt
Saturday cvc1nS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-29
ARP1TG NED on TIE CHARGE or FORGERf.
NIsBFTr AND sTUEGlS APPEAR IN THE TONES
POLICE COURT TO EXPLAIN THE CHEM
ZOE ssn nnn-IIIE HEAKING TO MORROW

N1SBFTr AND STtEftlS AIfLAh IN I'M 'O'i"'
POLICE COURT TO EXPLAIN THE CHECK
FOR $50 ooo-TnE HEARING TOMORROW.
Georr. N. Nlsbett a clerk in the Royal Insurance
Compnnv and Davies = surgis son OF Appleton
stur5s were arraigncd In the Tomb> Police Court
Yesterday morning OF the charge Of forging the In
srronce company's check for 10000 TIL" prisoners
a.ked for an examination. and were placed under
$4,000 bonds each. The hearing Will TAX" Place 10
morrow afternoon.
The two prisoners came to th" court from fo"c'
UcadGnarier. in the company OF Detectives Rogers ana
Kn>h They ono" taken to the Justices
office whore f. f. Bc,ldlll, 81 the Royal IN
.ur,nrn Company: A. D0nu Lansing OF the hrin OF
Ten Eyck d Lansing, the Albany agents % me com
ANY sol ,mon Hanford counsel for the company ana eN
Judge Kbrcth counsel for SturgB, awaited 'hehl'
While Mr. Ilanford drawing up the complaint
the two prisoners sat between the oetc'uN'S MI"
talked in vhi-p
When the complaint which was made in "a" name
" Edward f. lrddall. wa comp4,t,d, Justice white
entered the room. Alter reading the document, Vhioh
charged Nisbctt with - forgery 81 10000 with In
tent 10 dcfraudT and Stur2is With trying 10 " Kite
il. lie called on the NO prisoners 10 sand up HiIrns
ob.ycd ut faced the people In the 70 m while
Ni,bct stood with his back TO The crowd ana III
answering question, hid his face lehnd his hat The
tie. informed Nlsbctt that he might have m cy-
animation might waive II. or get po-tpon n'nt' IN
order to secure conn -'l
In a trembling voice and with much Hesitation
N.icit made lis choice. lie rctlsci NJ first to give
his name or address. lie sad that lie was twenty esh'
years old and was born in England.
Where do Won live !" asked the clerk.
at Police Headquarters came the answer.
Sturgis did not answer any questions by advice OF
his counsel. Iu-ticc White then held the young men
In $4,000 bail each for examination morrow after
moan at = Ocl'cl -
Tho prisoner we're taken down stairs 10 the Tombs
prison ana after HviuS their name, - Warden faon
were n gn,d TO cell, IN tie ccond Tier OF the man
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