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HURT In A RUNAWAY.

AZ Eve o'clock last evening horse attached
Ia n surrey in which were seated Frank Stove-
kii1 ofs No. T03 Ocean avenue and his two sisters,
BECAME sfrig btened and dashed from the Five
Corners down Newark avenue. Mar Cook
street the carriage collided with a pillar which
supports the elevated railway. The carriage
was upset and smashed to small pieces. Sloye-
kin " as thrown against pillar and was in
jured about The head.
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ERAsTUs WIMAN'S AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, May Is, 1s93.sDayid BEN
nett King, Of No. A Pine street, said this
morning that Erastus Wiman had not yet
made an assignment. Mr.. King tacitly
admitted that when the assignment was
made he would be the assignee. He said
that Mr.. Wiman wonld probably make
the assignment later in the day.
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ANOTHER BISHOP DEAD.

BURLINGTON. VT, May Is. 1898 -Rt.
Rev. William Henry Augustus Bissell.
Bishop OF the Episcopal diocese of Ver--
mont, died yesterday. He had rallied
pecem Der, but unfavorable symptoms
set Ii iast Friday.
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CITY HALL SITE PRICES.

The City Hall Commissioners held meeting
this morning and gave a hearing to Augustus
Fipzardo and W. w. Van Cleef as to their val
uation Of the property owned BY them to be
taken for the new City Hall site. Their prices
were considered, but no conclusion was arrived
at 1t is expected that the owners will accept
reasonable allowance. The Commissioners will
meet again tomorrow.
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HAD A NARROW ESCAPE.

Fritz Kise Imam, a grocery clerk, l6 years Of
ace of No 422 Washington street, Hoboken,
ran over Eddie Schubert years old, Of No.
1o8 First street. this morning. Kiselman was
trying to prevent the running over OF an old
man. rs wnen the boy ran under the horses hoofs
and was knocked down. Luckily he escaped
injury. Kiselman was arrested, but later was
discharged by Recorder McDonough.
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JoEMS MUST PAY.

The Joems vs. JONES divorce case again
made its appearance 10 chancery this morning
in the shape OF motion by Counsellor Sam
Besson, on behalf Of Mrs. Joems, for council fees
and alimony Lawyer john =. Weller opposed
the motion. The vice chancellor decreed that
Joems should pay council fees and $5 per week
alimony until the hearing, which was fixed for
June y6,
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FEMALE FOOTPAD.

A jersey City ! Man Held up by q
Woman Highwayman.
NEW YORK, May 15.-A veritable
female Hercules ferociously attacked
Jersey City, in Battery Park, Saturday
night. She spraug from behind tree,
and Selling O'Brien demanded his watch.
The latter had none, but his assailant
CHING to htm and dragged him to the
ground. She picked up her big shoe,
which had come off, and pounded on his
face. A policeman heard O'Brien's cries,
and had difficulty in getting the woman
to the station house. She was given six
months on the island by Justice Ryan.
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MIR. KELLY GOES OUT.

The Ex-Building inspector Turns the
Office Over to His Successor.
Building Inspector Kelly this morning
formally turned his office over to his sue
cessor, Ex-Alderman John G. Macarthur.
Mr.. Kelly gave Mr. Macarthur the keys
of the office, and wished him every success
in the performance of his duties as Build
ing Inspector.
The Inspector and Ex-Inspector of Build
ings showed their friendly feeling in a
small bottle.
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Hudsop Circuit Court,

Calendar, Tuesday, May IS. A. D. 1898.
Supreme and Circuit Court cases. Nos. liz 2,ll3.
Calender tuesday May 16, A. D., 1898
Common Pleas Court cases, before Judge Hud-
speth. Nos. "a. 81, aS. "a and u.
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GEAEY ACT SUSTAINED.

WASHINGTON. May Is, 1s93.-The Su-
preme Court today, through Justice Gray,
sustained the decision of the New York
courts in favor of the constitutionality of
the Geary exclusion act. Sustice Brewer
dissented.
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TO ExHUME RO HIS BODY.

New YORK, Thursday May Is, 1898. The
lawyer who defended murderer Roehl,
who escaped from Sing Sing, and whose
body was found in the Hudson, went to
Sing Sing today to have the body ex-
humed. He doubts the identification.
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CORA TANNERS; DIVORCE.

BROOKLYN. N. Y, May Is, 1898. The
divorce case of Actress Cora Tanner
against VIM. E. Sim. was submitted to-
the Court this morning without further
evidence aud without argument. A de-
cson is expected within month.
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WASHINGTON, May Is, 1S9s-weather indica,
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Tuesday-For Southeastern New York. inclnd.
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IL you would be fashionable, you must go to
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Arlington Csmetery.

Lots and graves cared for by Cemetery Asso-
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House; IA minutes ny rail from Erie Depot
ONCE over Provident Savings Bank, $50 WASH
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-24

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-27

New YoRK. May 26.-State and western
flour quiet; low extras, Sa,056Do. .45; city mills
patents. Si.4O1bi.70; fair to fancy, S. a51a3 65:
Minnesota clear, S2.5 GD3.l0 patents, S425@o
40 superline. Sl.75dDa.25; city mills, 81; win
ter whcats, low grades, 81. .iUd2.55; patents,
s3.s59i25; straights s3.6C6Di; rye mixtures,
$2.9003.25; fine, Sl.6jQa.lO; southern dull;
common to fair extra, S2I0C13.l0: good to
choice do, S3l514.25. Rye dull; sunerfine,
$3.lRQ3.30 Wheat lower; June, T8IiGb16s6c;
July, fsieDIsssc.; August, 19i4c.; September,
8Jss1Slc.; December, s1tsG1S5Isc. Rye mac
tive; western, 87@s9e Corn lower; June, 4g16c
July, 4s3slS4slac. August, 4s:s0i0c.; septem-
ber, 493sc., No. 2, 5t@5lc. Oats firm; May
33c.; June, 37Iac.; July, 3GtaG13634c.; August,
3GSsc.; state, 400 l7c.; western, 3a0i7c
PHILADELPnIA, May 28.-Beef quiet; extra
mess, 81 .5eGos.5 so; family, Sll1l2 Pork dull;
new mess, S22; old mess. S2l.25; extra prime
nominal. Lard quiet; steam rendered. $40 10
Butter steady; New York dairy, lTGl20ISc. west
ern dairy, l6dblsc.; Elgins, 2lc.; New York
creamery, ,2OlsQbs1c.; western creamery, I7l12lc
imitation creamery, 110l8c. Cheese steady;
New York, new large white. g1l0c.; do, col
ored 9Dl0c.; do. small, 9l41l0c.; part skims
s8sc.; full skins, 1SllAc. Eggs firm; New
York and Pennsylvania, i6c,; western, 160
l6s4c.; southern, per case. S3l3.50.
BALTIMORE May 29t-Flour dull. Wheat
firm. Corn firm; white corn, by sample, 52c
yellow corn, by sample, 5N14c. Oats firm. Ryo
dull. Hay firmer; good to choice timothy,
SlBDl7. Cotton nominal middling, T1sc. Pro-
Wis ions quiet. Butter nominal; creamery
in itation. l7c.; ladle, fancy, l8c.; good to
cl oice, l40l5c.; rolls. fine, lec.; do, fair to
g. cd, l30Dlbc.; store packed, l30l4c. Egg firmer
nj 1bInl5Lc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-27

given out by MrnFoster as being $500, 900,
and the assets ar about the sam g.
Inc assignment was the signal for the
assignment OF number cf concerns in
which he was interested. The brass and
IRON works was one of the concerns to as
sign. Besides Mr.. Foster, Mr.. Portz was
one of the owners of this concern. The
Mambourge Calcined and Crocker Win
dow Glass company's three concerns, that
nave been backed by Mr.. Foster, have also
assigned. A half dozen prominent indus
tries Will go to the wall and hundreds of
persons will be thrown out of employment.
Inc loss to the business men who were
depositors in Foster 81 Co.'s bank is one
of the deplorable features of the crash. but
1T is confidently believed that none of them
VIII suffer to an extent that will cause
them to assign
Mr Foster was in business in Fostoria
as dry goods merchant. Soon after the
war closed he helped to organize the Fos-
torla National bank. By shrcwd specula-
tlon in real estate he became wealthy, and
IN 1879, when elected governor of Ohio for
tne nrst time, was reputed to be worth
$l,00O,e00 During the next four years he
lost heavily in Lake Superior copper
mines. In natural gas and street railway
speculations at Findlay during the tenn
porary boom he invested largely. When
the bubble burst he, with many others,
was caught for many thousands of dol
lars. He also lost by indorsing notes for
business and political friends 1t is now
thought he will at best not be able to do
more than pay his debts.
FlNDLAY. o., May 27.-President LLOYD
Weisel, of the Peoples bank at North
Baltimore, was here endeayoring to pro-
cure aid Failing to do this he announced
that his bank would close its doors, hav-
ing been dragged down by the failure of
ex-Secretary Foster, who was a stock
holder in the bank. Oil operators and
producers will lose many thousands.