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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
UDIrOR,s NOTICE
A UDITORs' NOTICE.

Ataa Orphans Court he'd zs Somerset Pa, on
the nth day OF March 1898. the undersigned Au-
ditor a as dniy appointed % make q dtfriburion
OF the fund IN the hands Of william a Brubaker
and fichaei Good. administrators and trustees %
David Brubaker. decd 70 and among those le-
eally entitled thereto also 70 ascertain the wid-
0w : dOWer in said estate. hereby give notice
thar he win attend % the duties of the above ap
tointuae1r on Friday, April y isg3 AZ ais once
In Somerset. pa. when and where all persons In
terested can attend Il they think proper
JOHN r SCOTT,
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

On Tuesday night some persons broke in
70 the Mennonite church near Davidsvil!e,
and after ending nothing which would be
Of value 70 them amused themselves by
breaking most Of the windows The parties
were evidently drunk or they would not
have acted as they did. Il is understood
that warrants will be out in 3 day or 50.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

solomon Kaufman, aged - years, died at
his home At McYeyt0Rn, MilRin county,
lss; Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was
8 brother TO Mrs. Jacob L Kaufman, Of Cone
maugh township, and was Mr. kaufman :
second Cousin. He vas never marriel. Three
OF his brothers are also bachelors. Nj. and
Mrs. Jacob l. KSufmsn attended the funeral.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

The entertainment given in the Opera
House Friday night. for the benefit Of r
P Cnnmins Post, 4. A. r, was the most
successful Of the many given under the aus
piees Of that organization. The Gudienoe
hlled every seat in the house and gave fre-
queni manifestations OF its approval of the
performance onahe stage by loud applause
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Farmer Alex MusseT, OF Bro.hsrsrAiley
township, IS suffering from a broken leg
caused By a kick from = vicious horse.
Wednesday afternoon Mr. Musser was en-
gagged al hauling logs and when be stopped
down behind his horses to pick Up the
s-re.cher 70 which they we're attached, one Of
them let drive with the result above stated.
The injured man IS past sixty years Of age.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

The new Disciples Church At New Centre
vile win be dediesied Mas 2s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
DIED.

WALKER-April I0th, Sadie Carharine
infant daughter Of Mr. & Ms. Frank Walk
sr, aged months and p days
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
ExI;oUToR,s NOTICE.

Esiate Of John P. straub, late OF New Baltimore
Borough.
Letters tsstameutzry on the above sFsate hav--
ing been granted - the undersigned = the prop
eraIthorily, notice i hereby given 70 Al persons
inde osei 70 saif estate % MAKE immediate pay
melE aud those having claims against the sane
wfll present them for settlement duly authe1nca-
ted on OF before Saturday. May 18Th. 1895
AZ the late residence Of deceased
CASPER STRArB.
Executor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
ExECUToRs' NOTICE.

ITO THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF
Il SOMERSET COUNTY.
Gentleman in pursuance sf the f3d section
Of the Act Of May = 1854, yOu are hereby notified
% meet in convenfion al the COzrt House, in
Sonersot on the irSt Tuesday in May, A D, 1874
being the ID day o. the month. al one o'clock II
the Afternoon, aad select. rrsI rocc b. EisioriEy
Of the whole number Of Directors present.. one
person Of literary and scientific requirements,
aud Of ski and experience IN the art OF teach
ing for the three succeeding years, aid 20 certify
the result 20 the state Superintendent a. Harris
burg. a. required by the sssh and sotn sections Of
J. N BERKEY.
Superintendent OF Somerset County.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

,r.rEs-s sugar camp. near Meyers
s.saut tao hundred pounds Of su-
s.e,roged By FIRE ons night last
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Flowers IN ali the shades OF Spring and
Summer blooms, 30 natural that one inyol-
unfairly seeks for the perfume.
NJ 81. TREDwELL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19
Ursina Normal

Urslna Normal
VIII open April f7ta aud close June o.
Higher branches viii Be Taught. No failure
at examination last year. BOarding-s2 50
10 S275. address
WILL II MARIN,
a. G. WILL Ur-ine, Pa.
Glade, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

Ode HERAED should not forget
s-isr the druggist, can e. their
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-04-19

rrbo have their household goods
- rho have changed their place
,s ,bo1ld call on their Insurance
ssrs tie change noted on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York August is 1898
row a HAY. oro mark. hS tnf s9 o
Difficulty TO exceed inside quot'tions for punl ,t: Of
medium anl Yea. Red kidney unetded and Va her Of
oSns demand and Y1@sal buyer: are , kSyea low
n 600 H'f Green offered pa 'o aSs at 81 z without
% do White KIDNEY. oodsi IS o el kidnsy - coo
& DO black p| o p4 70 o rsn 10 m cd %os sS
81 ej do pea G5afi 75 green peas, bbl 81 5ocSi oa
high grade creamery butter result Of light
p Of S ret a marks S. fS onG a. wa: no. G %
provcmcnt other qualities Most Ia, ers supplied their
for small lot. for r09 %Sa1 t for M The s d ,aSc is @
sso"': s cr''%sr ats a0 2s % SAFE
DO nr': 2la:2, 60 'eeH S,if loa2os d.
Ta cl llsl': sac S'%s ss @ ssa '~ scea o."
ar,,. 2loeirc do seconds. 10000 da tubs thirds,
l1U7rc; Wgstern i"ilot an rr@e~crv n,ts lsoInr;
Western factory nrn~ June extras lsr do second. To
Mt. &c. iGe' do az s SSi 'i ~ do rd. n "a ga"0
from S 's him aSoq drbe srr c
,tle srnlnS stock and gave tnr mrr"t steody tone.
re- atone prsycnt,d some define Hone trade in .ull
a.rket Is wei ccsr$d and Gr% at the close '"' A.
III s'prS e. ss$s;
ga e?ac do white fancy o. do choice ga doc; do fair
10 prime. sdsasc do small size fancy ohd9tc
choice. SaS''c part skins. Chenango and ncichborng
cour ties choice drOLc; good To prime, f2u5.c; do
common to fair 2d3'ac full skins. 1c.
E''S-Retcipts lighter bu trade AMI stock freely
offered at about former quotations. Possibly the tonc was
shade Steadlrr hut offerings ample for all needs and
Ice remains top price for all Western ABIDE from
special brands of new:lat Michigaas which command
rer dozen. 17al7Ic: Mchiean ncwinId fancy. Ia
al6rc; other Wcsterl. fresh gathered choice. Ice
Weftern. fresh collection fair GOOD 15iadijlc
seconds and inferior, per ~ 95sf3 e5.
FRrIrs-FREsH-Bcst grades OF apples In chipping
order In fu demand and common and inferior
Qualities neglected. Pears plenty dull aud weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
TWO OURANG- OUTANGS IN TOWN.

Among the earliest arrivals for the coming amusc-
ment season are two genuine ourang-outangs from
Berneo. At present they have n temporary home
with Donald Burns in ROosevelt-st. but they are
soon TO appear before the public In Neither
OF them Is large specimen, but the male when stand
ing upright is nearly four feet in height and has
stretch Of arms OF fully six feet. All down the
back and the and legs there Is thick coat
ing OF long red hair. while the stomach is covered
with a llght-brown colorcd hair.
In their movements the animals seem most lethargc
and lazy. but that they can be wonderfully quick
Was evidenced yesterday when locker burst out
laughing The monkey, who had half covered him
self in q sack, made sudden grab for the man.
thrusting Its out through the opening at the
bottom OF the Gag, and selling him by the leg
Despite the mans efforts the leg pulled in toward
the cage until a sharp rap on the animals knuckes
made him let 60 Both the monkeys II rule
perfectly doce and quiet. but they cannot stand
being laughed at The fact Is the goutang
laugh and he rcscnts the privilege granted to human
6cings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-YOrk, Friday, August 10 1909 an
BEEVES-Receipts 1875 cars, or 2 Sii MAJ
for eA0s s saa % e ssI.
S Sg nSe %sr esng ga ruled dull the cat
&c went TO the zoo s n, THsn ee ana at - 90 for
Common to good ssass bulls at z 90 COW cow
good demand at sn S@ osSu per cable;
s; . Do The and sssei
ss .h ard i7 EdE e o
the ST. Enoch takes 1913 cattle for the same ps' aHa sne
hpGdG' S SS acS;%lIS rSa shp%se
from this p pSrt; a fSr SHEEP Se week. '''
Of ssti eSa ton e 70 West v DR. , 'ser
.a' ID IS, hSs & 8 4 s sS
Co - 30 nd'ga "a i! fs t a. p 10 =
DO ITO d. y d. ms r. at ,, ~ hea no dS
a. 49,, if X at 81 q: 30 : % d. 1850 90 ~
= i Is g. do io if'S :, s. 49, 10 10 texans 'V
% So sa an SG 20 20 ne, steers 1854 n at q -
So NJ ss S% - 80 to g Seer, liz r.
s,ScksT; k iS'S at st % 80 1885 n 7s
do ia H. at 81 25 do. 1910 H. at 81 % DO 1871
"a 5S iS OHIO d. 100 r. 10 oven l'os r. s'
s s, SST; le0 Som a 50 4 k5 SS 40 sS
g IS DO 1873 Y at - 20 20 Do Il, sSt 3D. 1925 q B.
j * EG"SuG GS i 49, ~ r. at !" n s. ~
wksrsca Shsmsn 80 HcntG @d ys seers al g.
s7 hesdE2 sSoS at at eO .lesdy p Sce"
g. sTaih o ad sr aas
Common TO chSss SGIs At Sd az '2Ss drd
active and higher country dressed ,eas at o nalSs,:
city dr,egd a. sm 1,Ic calv Sre'. az 5G6c
sssG Dcabas. ,o % yca, s sS2 i Sd ssc..
mullen e, Ts1 &c c ana d. tf i Ssv
at Or r Ns els 10 g. ,sas ~ &C. do i'0 H.
" iHlasicnhecs Hollis: 20 erassers 2io n. at 2+e'
newton Gillctt yeaIs 40 y. at O.; p 90
e'' s. Judd ' CO. vcals Us n at 7c I'D e'Ses
sErE F1 ass q EnSsc f: "' q g
signed 10 butchers wer, SO 9oj head c, s
Jry CITY, - cars At s,'H,t 5d q"d G Sa' s. o %!
sheep choice oncA about i aGy eg' p cG" o5 ir r
70 good lam. a. ~ 75as for ordinary choice pr,,s
mutton lower a. 6ds'ac per n; dressed LAMBS un'"'"
Soles-p. Harrington: Is PENNSYLVANIA sheep 70, no
syyoe at P PER lSO 90 N az * q rs
DO, 90 NJ at = s7h "a DO s. n at 50 80 d. VIZ
@. Dlllcnhack 2s5 Kentucky lambs CO. n az - 10
$, g % n a. vfss do 50 IN n At - g
e . az 30 E SS & DO &C % s. a" DO IS at
kentucky sheep. s. ! AZ a iIo Ohio do 50 n " -
SlP y;s S1o i :sssg = B. s + g
: Judd c.: III West Virginil lambs - mva.tna
60 Pcnn,y ania do II N, a; - b., 10 "''' Virgins
sheep. - \. at ~. - -, "a n NJ
wkcrson 4 Sherman: rs Kentucky s'eei' ia w. "
So 90 d. 49, a,
HOGs-Reeclp.s cars or Is, head Sc, esay at
as soc As Is for good heavy hogs; medium ~ 40,
licht az 90 5oae8 - Cornty DR. - d s1ay az oS"''
f,r medium. and light at .. ,, - .,.or,ee at
sales-G DIIenback: 81 stat hogs 2dj N s'ef'so' ."
al tcr 100 n | rough. 80 ~ az -. ~ =. -, s,,o.
ielline Wright Co: state hogs i?3 ~ "' *'
stag 800 N. at -. o,o =. 81, =. u. & do,
4os SS~'s at !, ; 80 rough SS $50 r. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

demand Dss :ssr re- ssspss e II
s arr 9 fss as sS ss.s
s syass DS ys'"s'" D'SsS a' sss sss ss
ii Do es q s:s: ps e. A: az A;'iss
- is;: e g 1s.,sE sss',;s 81 = F:
MarSsnd and 1enware elected fancy per sasks
@SS 90 nO ss:A d. SS p S'R sGSae%
seHeCd per y. 4sSe; DO common kl@dS per h. Ssss
~ ssaS ssas s. % Non 9 &C. S BE- p
e. SS'E:: s 4
per per- 100 SIS; do small 70 mIdium per lOS, ssasis
BlackIerres, per qt sale hueAeeerr'eS per a. %
ssss; A.
Cherries 9r s % cde ask do A 5s
~ a7c do common 70 fair Ga7e sonthern sundrled.
s9s 4as chops sa2 eHrss a ad k fs.p
cherries 1898 s9c huekleberes. 1892, 9aaloc; black
berries IsSo, 4a5e.
moasrat unchanssd prices but export Orders
a'Sa t% hedns % Of ds1 s goods
S Si%e Coast ise@ choice 2iGsIsc prime "a
92G %HY 0 &N 2'' s1h@Hsy quiet barely steady;
Gun s N s6as h prime Der c dSe mixed
Soa $50 do clover 5osooe rye Straw. and No l.
per 100 N. 50aG0c; do short, per 100 ~ Soe4oe oat
straw 40d45c.
ST S ms ST na.e f srs e:
sprlS os'' chlcl pine. loaiie: d. @a
g sooa 9q3c fowIS LEGAL and Western per n ioss
ioaj6c geese Western, per pair, ii l2asl 81; 10
sGathsT fSs ~ wpsSS dressed pJ @ir a2s d S
crate to-day and stock cleaning up more closely the
tni grades OF fowls scaldef chickens showing
Improvement Philadelphia chickens firm for fancy large
but small and mixed sizes uas sP't ptgkS GSh:
SST uaps pcr ~ HaIsc; do western. drypickd
fiaisc; 10 Western, seadet, liai2Ye fowls. Western
dry.plcked, Ii2al2c; do scaded lidl2c; Old cocks.
DC F s9sl%s per- ao'S l4e % western saoc sese
Eo voung per NJ 15d16c squads, white. doI
- 20. do snail and dark, 81 50.
POTATOES AND vEGETABLES-Long Island potatoes
shade hrmer Jersey resePts q d pest qsy good
uIentv and easier onions steady. Tomatoes a shads
nrmer hut without quotabe advance. Lima beans firm
for fancy quality but receipts show very Irregular orey
aTs in moderate supply and aG@ o%er vegetables
in bulk s2dS2 so: do Kentucky do per boil 81 IS
las2 do Missouri per bb 81 SOdSl 90 90 Jersey, per
ions-state and PENNSYLVANIA, yellow, per DOL s275; do
S saf5ss' ped PED 81 er rs5 &
i hGaR pear bag 81 5odsI cranbeIrlss
bush box 75c do L. 49, 75c Iom' toes Monmouth
County j. per e rasdo%eSs per bS ssss g. rSt
lips white 100 bunehes. s2as4 squash Long Island
per bbl 75casl Corn. Jersey per lO0 *Idsl %. Egg
plants Jersey per Dbl, sldf2 Pepprs Sersey " s.f
Ser bag 75cGsI s5 Cucumber pickles DIR 1000. SO
+. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
PLANS or THE ELMSE UIDENING.
THEY ARE APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF STREET
OPENING-sTEPs TO BE TAKEN.

THEY ARE APPROVED by THE BOARD OF STREET
OPENING-sTErS TO BE TAKEN.
The ElmSt. widening and extension was taken up
by the Board OF street Opening yesterday and Com
missioner Days plans and surveys Of the properly
duly approved. The next important step WIFI
be the application TO the supreme Cont for the
appointment OF commissioners OF appraisal The com
mssl0ncrs will be named under the law passed last
winter. and their work cannot bc retarded by l"g1s-
latlon. Actual operations, 1T is expected will begin
next spring.
The grade maps prepared by Joseph OBJ. Webster,
Assistant Engineer OF the Department Of Public
Works, show that the new street will follow line
drawn from Chambers st. and City Hall Placed broad
plaza being formed there dagonay through blocks to
Worth and Elm sts.-northcry through Elm, shaving
off the end OF the Tombs prison, but cluding the
Criminal Court Building. then 10 Canalst TAX
Ing slice Of the buildings above Franklin ST. on the
west side. The thoroughiarc Is to have n uni
form width Of eighty feet North OF Canalst buildings
on both sides OF It must suffer. slight DETECTION
will be made from Sprngst. to Marion ST.. and through
the blocks TO Bleeckerst. at the southwest Of
Mulbcrry-st thence across Jones Lane, Bond-s. and
Great Jones-st to Lafayette Place II estimated
that II Will take two years TO do the work and that II
will cost S3.JO0,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
THREE HANDSOME MEMORIAL WINDOWS
SOME FINE EFFECTS-ON EXHIBITION AT THE
STUDIOS OF THE TIFFANY GLASS
COMPANY.

There were on exhibition yesterday In the s'uoios
of the Tiffany Glass and Decorating company.
Twenty -hfth-st and Fourth-ave., three beauniul
memorial windows which have Just been hnsheu
nv that firm. The glass Is entirely OF American
manufacture and the work was done by naive
American artisans.
one OF these windows Is to be placed IN the flrS'
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Chicago and IS a memorial 10
the Rev. DIR. z. VI. Humphrey. who was pastor Oh
the church from 1859 10 1868 IT was ordered ny
Mrs T.. NJ. Humphrey This window Is an orh"-
mental mosaic and contains nearly 1o,Ooo pieces
OF glass II is twenty feet IN height.
The second window, which Is In two panels Is inc
Thompson memorial which is TO be placed III -
paurs Church. Troy. y. Y. 1t is the gift OF Johh
l. Thompson, OF Troy. The subject OF the wlhdo"
Is after Deger's "Annuncation" With the eScep'
ton OF the flesh parts OF the subject, the use oil
paint or pigments Is wholly dispensed with Inc
background OF the window Is entirely OF opnlesceht
glass The light and shade Of the drapery are pro
duced BY varying thicknesses OF glass. This window
Is thirty feet high.
The third window Is the Norris memorial, the
Gift OF Mrs s. $ Norris. Of Philadelphia, and VIII
he placed in the Church OF the Mediator I'm Phila
dcIphia tbs Is also an ornamental mosaic, divided
into three panels six feet In height. Inc cchual
panel Is Ornamentcd with richly lewcllcd cross
entwncd with passion flowers. and the side panels
dows VIII be on exhibition In the studios un'ii Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Ruffalo Aug S.-Cattle-Recepts last 49, a.
four hours 2690 head; total for week u ~ "a.
10 lSo head for time last week, li.4,y nc" sa6
Consigned through $50 head: TO New ork - sSr
head: on sale 80 head; market opened ste""ii ossi
good grades, slow and weak for common roo
steady; cows and heifers. 81 751N 30 Sood tIo Is,
III steers 81: fair exporters, LBS 10 ~ ~. ,otal
Receipts last twenty-four hours. 9lO heau, 10 ~
Tor week thus far. 1880 head; for same .ldI bead
week q $50 head consigned through 49, ,,pnarlet
TO NewYork $50 head on sale. 400 head nrksrs
opened lower: closed weak and lower; good yoss
and light grades, 81 20a 81 %: mediums ana nsdsD
s. s0a$5: roughs. 81 25dSi Is. sheep ana total
Receipts last twentyfour hours 300 hear r,e last
for week thus far. 29000 head; for same ~ u hsaS.
week. 1900 head consigned through. -" uarket
To NewYork, 2.ioo head: on sale. 100 heau, ",nxed
opened slow and steady. closed dull; goou, ,ss 9s
sheep. 81 Sasi: choice. 81 %; good lambs good
few fancy heavy. a shade lighter iaf "
lambs H25Gsi To- -
Chicago. Aug. ls-"The Evening Journal
ports: Cattle-Rcceipts $500 head; shipm,S"ss
$50 head Market slow. Toe lower: best h' ~ si}
- 15uS 30: good TO choice. 81 25aS 20; olhes; y $3.50
go Texans - 25u2 70: Westerns s. 5e1st ~, MS
lods2 S5 Hogs-Receipts. Sooe head sesoc
lower; common rough, heavy. 81 2Jnsi 60: good pas
Ing. 81 l5aN 80: prime heavy. $50 s. 10; buo"s@ "a
81 l0MS 30; light. s. 2OnS 70. Sheep-Recepts 90. 80
head shipments. $50 head Market steady; nat s,
y 1914: Westerns, s. soTS3 80: TEXANS $780,.
East Liberty Aug. lS.--Cattle-Receipts wv neayii
shipments 600 head Market, nothing dong, a..
through consenmcnts. No cattle shipped 10 Nc" !
Yorh to-day Hogs-Rcceipts 1855 head; shipmen.ss.
200 head. Market slow. closing weak: extIsnSS
heavy to choice light. s 75s6 25 Seven cars snippS.
to Nsw-York to-day. sheep-teceipts LSo hes''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
AGAINST PROFESSIONAL BoynsuEy

Justice Hogan, in the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday announced that he intended 10
stop the practice OF accepting as bOnismcn persons
who knew nothing whatever OF the people for whom
they went bail. There were many persons OF this
kind he s1id who appeared In court. ready TO give
their bonds for prisoners Of whom they had never
heard before. The Justice said that he wanted no
more professional bondsmen In court.
a few minutes after the talk lawyer asked
Justice Hogan accept James II. Dawson bonds
man in n case Of who was locked I'D I'm
the prison.
what Is the name OF the person you want 10
20 hail for % asked the Justice.
IL don't KNOW" replied Mr.. Dawson.
.what is the person arrested forl
Don't know"
is II a man or a woman"
81 don't know for Mr.. Barnett
And Won expect TO be paid for going this
bond don't you :" asheu 'ho 'usuce'
well, yes" r,, &, a., ,..
sch,ins against I won't accept You for ball.
declared the magistrate
simpsonian.-Hungry Higgins-They is two
things never wear. winter ner summer
Weary Watkns-Wot air they?
well, one Is q sock
And the other? .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

TIE GENERAL MARkEr REPORT.

NrW-NuIk. August IS 1898.
COTTON-The cotton mif.rt 81 Nr"-lorK OPENED
during the afternoon spite oi IN fact thit The Liver
I1ol market according 10 the opening cables, WAS
only lover by 2Gid. which. ia Wow OF our great d.
cline of following the prcNiOu, p0tract"d tim
of surprisingly small. IN lilul' OF me
IJycrpool market 70 cline is explained Nv de-
NAL Of bombay riots. ana private cables
indicating feeling in Manchester Liverpool.
however finally clo-'G about 3-Gid lower. The weak
sIot cotton seen Liverpool the sai's faling on 10
5000 bales. which Wd~ takpu 10 H. very poor con
nrniatinu ~ CABLES indicating ter VI m
chester cond L. j. said 10 h" quit pfobah!" tdt
the probable outcome Of the are not far OUT
OF the way especially in view of thr TACT That crop
supposed have been materially inrONci
during The last thrc' weeks. ~ any rate. III"
general dca t. t,at th. crop will fair
one Iryat IdNicrs from IN" south continue to en-
phaSl7e point that haisrlS Throughout u" cotton
belt boarding w money. p" a. 70 met IN MAIN
thai will be- mad upon them fr funds To- move IN,
crop Ii t. therefor supposed that the planters VIII
he thrr cotton =. rap DIV - tirN h'-n u.
MarK,t clo.od quiet. anl Sdp points lower for IN"
publi-h,d hv IN Stat commissioners of the sc,cnl
States. are not favorable a. thoN nave bfTh lh'
Alabama sinncr under date of August II state"
outlook average crop al THIS wruhg y
very soon. The N.-s-lppi ConWi--irncr under Dat"
August i. states that. upon IN" whole tIop con
dGns have improved materially since last r'l"I'
and ar dau1ring cotton IN rN'fN -,
ton. The South Carolina Commissioner r"l"r,H u'
middle belt and coat seton unflyorabe. while IA"
Plcdrona and up toward tn Nntih irrhi TORI
prom. very we'll The Florida tomnisson"r -inr- nat
condition fallen or materially during me III
two weeks. The Georgia toumi>-lon'r r'p'it' thht
generally i,e crop mpo, %. though The improvement
has slight owing 10 m" rnt ANY weather Nhch
caus'd sections. a..
Opening. range and close today ana closing b''' inc
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70 SETTLE THE QUESTION OF soLoMoy's SANITY

Presiding Justice Van Diunt in the Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday appointed Charles H. Daniels and
Dr. Paul Allen rs commissioners n inquire into the
mental condition OF David ]. Solomon who is alleged
by his brothers 10 have become suddenly lust
before he TO Miss Clara p Thomas The habeas
corpus writ called by Justice Van Drunt, and In
answer the petition for the appontmes& Of the com
mission was handed to him. The writ was dismissed
and the commission appointed
Robert j. Hare in behalf Of Miss Thomas. said that
Nc aid not wish TO press the habeas corpus II Mr..
so,on,op WINS really insarc Under the order Of
Juaffce OBrien Mr.. Hare said that he had seen Mr..
eolouon and 10 Ill appearances he was perfectly
RATIONAL All the relatives to have notice OF I've
1Sys Of the hearing before the Sherins Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Aug. Is. 3:i5 p. m-Beef In mo zoe
demand Pork in poor demand; Hams in fair q
mand: short cut about II to Is 10, frm AZ oSs "a.
Tacon I'm fair demand: Cumberland cut, about - 70
20 h. firm at 56s short rib, about % H. frm at JOS
Shoulders about II TO Is Id, firm at Sss Sheese N
moderate demand Tallow in poor demand Spirits
of turpentine in poor demand Rosin In moderate moderate
demand Lari-Spot in moderate demand; FUTURES 1e
In no demand: prime Western spot steady az f5s
cd. Wheat in poor demand No red winter duii az
IS sisd Flour in poor demand Corn-spot IN . Ialr
spot easy at As I'D: August easy at As "a SePlem-
Der easy at As I'D; October easy at IS SetI: iops