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RECORDS FOR Is YEARS MISSING.
q oeneit OF Sta. 900 In the CoiIeetorship Of
Camden County.

NAApEs. n. j.. Oct. 1a.-EH b. Morgan. an
s.pere who was appointed by Judge Garrison.
Examine the books OF ex-County Clerk Ed
w cata burrough, In tho suit OF the Board OF
al tth freeholders of Camden county. inform
thar Jug !, Special committee OF the Board to-day
oincs from S44 to 1880 had been stolen. He
eaT yIloJphd that deficit Of $4,000 had been
count county was divided from Gloucester county.
Saolw were supposed to be In the vault. The
JSnassh winch remained were those used by
last May 'u COUNTY COLLECTOR VINO oiei
II. successor. tho present Collector. Joseph
ers' ANY t'Ingt9n was elected by the Freehold
Tn ,n nsd been audited by experts
The Mnole matter Is shrouded in mystery.
fsno, tteSpupiiran county officials declare tho
tIs pese as tho Board Is Democratic. to hide
Wv fes' Issue Of the campaign.
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Joseph Darby. who Is under special con-
tract to Messrs. jefferson. Klaw & Erlanger.
will sail for America by the Umtria next
Saturday. and is due here about the 2eth-
Darby. who is conceded to be marvel In his
line. Is holder OF the champion belt and bears
the title of champion jumper OF the world.
Some OF his feats have created sensation in
London. where he has been appearing at the
Empire Theatre. Darby will be one OF the
features OF the " Country Circus" which opens
at the Grand Opera House on Oct. 30.
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SplcrF-iilgginsou.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. Miss Annie Tying Hicgin-
son. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hig-
gibson OF Riverside. was married yesterday to
Mr. Vihe Kieraln SpiceT. son OF the late Com
modore Spicer OF the United states navy. Tho
Church in the presence OF over 300 guests,
Tho bridesmaid was Miss Margaret Spicer OF
Winchester, Mass.
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LONDON. Oct. 19.-Herbert Spencer has been
In feeble health for some time. Since he re-
turned from Brighton no has remained In
doors at his London home and has not done
his usual amount Of work. although he gives
short dictations daily to his secretary. His
dangerous. is not satisfactory and that he
needs assiduous care to restore his strength
fully and to enable him to work as ener..
getically as formerly. They do not doubt that
with such cure he will regain his health.
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RIOTOUS MINERS.
They Destroy Property and Drive the Police
Back Before They Are Overcome.

Back Before They Are Overcome.
LONDON. Oct. 19.-Two thousand striking
miners attack cd the Sutton Heath collieries at
st. Helen's. county OF Lancaster. this affair."
noon. They drove away the mlne officials.
broke the machinery at the pit shafts. and
split up the wagons When the police arrived
the miners armed themselves with wheel
spokes. poles. stones. and pieces Of broken
machinery.
The police charged clubbing the men right
and loft The mob surrounded them. stoned
The police charged twice moro before the
strikers would yield. They caught ten OF the
m ost conspicpous rioters and locked them up
miners were wounded severely. and several
more on each side received serious inJuries.
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The Clover Club OF Philadelphia was enter
tained at the Waldorf last night by Proprietor
George c. Boldt. In addition to the club. Mr..
Bodt had as his guests half dozen OF his per-
sonal friends Of this city. DR.. Carl Peters, the
celebrated African explorer. and MIR. Howard
Paul OF London.
The dinner was served at o'clock In ono OF
the private dining rooms OF the Waldorf. The
tai o was handsomely decorated with a pro-
fusion OF out flowers and ported plants Tho
walls were banked with large boxed palms
and ferns.
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Members leaving the Association.

CINCINNATI. Oct 10.-The Nebraska and
Western. the Yazoo and Mississippi Vnlly. tho
Columbus Southern, the Savannah. Americas
and Montgomery Railroads. and the Mer-
chants and Miners Steamship Company have
Withdrawn from the southern hallway and
association say that the Withdrawals will not
In any way affect the association. The lines
will be closely watched. and II they attem pt to
transgress the rules of he association serious
complications will result.
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Tho Tenor De Re.zle to Nine. Gounod.

PARIS. Oct. 19.-Jean de Reszko. the famous
tenor. telegraphed to-day to Nine. Gounod:
Your husbands art has lost it's most sub.
lime apostle"
Gounod will be buried at Auteuil. suburb
OF Paris
Queen Victoria sent from Balmoral to the
British Embassy to-day the following tele-
gram
sympathy and deep regret / have q most
profound admiration for the WORKS Of the
great master"
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Louisa Thomas. colorcd living at IL Cor
nelia street. underwent a painful operation at
the New York Uphthalmio Hospital. Twenty
third street and Third avenue, ten days ago.
About - o'clock last night. while the nurse was
engaged with, another patient, Mrs. Thomas
dow without waiting to open il. She fell about
thirty feet. She died In half an hour. Her
eyes had troubled her for years and her brain
was probably diseased.
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The Portsmouth May 10 Condo mnea.

NEWPORT. Oct. 1a.-By order Of Commander
Barclay n survey OF tho training ship Ports
mouth has been held By the officers of that
ship They find many defects in the old craft.
Many spars have been condemned. and also
some OF the woodwork amidships and the
woodwork ut the bow above and under water.
the Portsmouth to New York for general sur
yey by special Board. The ship may be CON
demned
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Note. or Foreign Ii appenIngs.

The Car is expected to arrive at tho Cat
shina Palace. from Copenhagen. to-day
Emperor Francis Joseph has ordered that
the mitrailleuse invented by the Archduke
Karl Salvador be introduced into the army
Emperor William OF Germany has sent to
King Charles OF Roumania nm autograph letter.
cong rat atinR him upon the birth OF an heir
to the Roumanian throne. The Crown Prin.
cess continnes TO gain strength.
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Germen,,- New Minister OF War.

BERLIN. Oct. l0.-Emperor William last even
ing accepted the resignation OF Gen. Won Kali
tenborn- Stachau. Minister OF War. The En-
peror to-day appointed Gen. Brousart Schellen-
dorf brother OF a former Minister OF War. to
the offlce. Gen Won Katenborn- Stachau will
have the command OF an army corps
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The Weather.

Tho weather remains fair. but with much cioudinsss
In the Eastern and Northern sections slight de.
preston noted tho lakes yesterday. The tenn
perature is generally above the freezing point
The temperature here yesterday ranged from +s' 10
b6'; prevailing wind. northeast average velocity, sig
miles; average humidity. 10 per cent.
The Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy In THE Sun
building recorded the temperature yesterday foiows
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''r'ehH~ with Apoplexy in the street.

Is, MSh was found last night unconscious at
,rS' us'oh avenue and 1O7th street. He WAS
gs,,.Hs rom apoplexy, and was taken to the
abons g noSn!tal: lie was we'll dressed. and
ssysra i T :. 9, Old In his pockets were found
s.r sefa on property at 2tsJ East iIity-iirst
posSd ihh nu, ~ Forty ninth street II is sup
lag A. n iat tho man is an insurance brok err iv-
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sen ator PImtrs Wife Stricken with va-
rulysis.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-Mrs. Piatt. wife OF
Senator o. II. Plat OF Connecticut, was stricken
with paralysis ut her rooms at the Arlington
last evening. To-day she has recovered speech.
and the attending physician saws. unless some
unlooked-for comp ication arises she will re-
cover. Her son and daughter-in-law were tele-
graphed for by tho Senator.
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CHICAGO Oct. 19.-The Executive Council OF
the American Bankers Association reported q
resolution o-day demanding. In the name Of
tho American Bankers Association, the i'm
med ato and unconditional repeal of the pur-
chasing clause OF the sherman SILVER bill. 1t
was imm ediately adopted and ordered to be
telrgraphed to the Senate.
NJ NJ White. President OF the Fourth Nation
al Bank OF Cincinnati. was elected President
for the ensuing year.
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6o-62 West 23d st.

electoral campaign. The excess of expendi.'
The expenses above given are exclusive OF the
expenditures OF the local committees. which
we're betrayed by voluntary donations.
Tho report asserts that owing to the enthu.
siasm and self abnegation OF the adherents OF
socialism. the party does not spend in elections
aquarter as much money as is expended By
Othar partiaa
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holera.

BERLIN. Oct. 10-Prof Koch. the distin-
guished bacteriologist, returned to-day from
Stettln. where he made examinations into
the cholera cases there. He declares that the
disease is not epidemic at that port. and that
II will shortly disappear.
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With the tXhilarnting sense OF renewed health and
strength and internal cleanliness, which follows The
III syrup OF Figs Is unEnnwn 10 the lew who have
no; progressed beyond the odtime medicines and the
cEeSp substitutes BoDlslIneS offered, but never 40
cspled by tue wen informed.-Ads.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. ia telegram received
by the Navy Department reports the departure
OF the new gun boat Machias to-day from Ports
mouth. N. H., to New York. whence she will
start out on a forty eight hours deem water
trial trip to determine her ltness for final nc
ceptance from her builders. the Bath Iron
Works. Tho Machas Is to be sent to China.
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news Six Months Behind Tina.

nir1, nl", Oct. l9.-The story sent out last
Ro"t Wy lie Associated Press, dated Little
Wo,,t"alA" rnlRti"e to the celebrated case OF
Ssnrtooa1, IN which the late jamcs g. RAM RAM,
month"; nae neen on the court docke for several
dsspatci ana was sent out in the United lress
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Ia I,,n,, 'aetiv" Exhibition OF New Styles
manure ~ fAnr. ;%th at and 9th ay.-Ads,
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tn, Catholic T1pb NJ G1ltuor,.
GESrLEMyS desire to aCkno wledge with thanks the
receipt OF your invitation TO attend the banquet to be
given Cardinal Gibbons thursday evening. the
18th inst IsGoud be g!Ad TO minRls with those who
that occasion Will testify to the respect and esteem
exceedingly that the pressure OF public business Will
prevent the acceptance of your kind invitation. Very
truly yours. GROVER CLkyKLASn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

" Devoe ex Secretary Tracy Commander DE "r"p''
the Rev. Dr. Van De Water, John A. King A. H.
Nacdonough ex-senator Warner Miller, NicePrcSi
dent King RearAdmira Benham, A. X La"iehoe'
Commodore t.rben. Kar- Admiral Rhlhd' tohs"
General Planten the Rev. DR.. Hoffman, General van
y1e,t Eugene Van Rensselaer,, Austen q. Fox
William Jaw Stuyvesant Fish, Lieutenant COMMITS
lieutenant Van Santen John jay Plerrepont, LEU
tenant Van der Mandelen, J. lIarscn Rhodes' JH1sc
Bookstayer Lieutenant Olivier, Herman lie Roy huear'
Lieutenant Frenete, surgeon Van der koih, '" W.
De Witt Lieutenant Verdam, Lieutenant kooi' Johi
p Van Wormer, Lieutenant suis Engineer Nea'ei'
Crroeon Van de Voc, Lieutenant Van Nerre'
Flag Lieutenant Potter, Lieutenant Marcella Aeu'eh
on, Kiburn Lieutenant Hunt, Lieutenant Van "lh'
Lieutenant Klcenberg. I. j. o. Rhneiaider' Lieu
tenant s. S. Jordan, Lieutenant Van der Chls Lieu
tenant Meerlant. phymsster van De"en
Lieutenant Greve. S. ID. Coykendall DR.. j. H. lrNo"
T. : n: Lieutenant Stefelaar. DIR. j. H. Hinton
r,sutenant Bocaert. Theodore NJ. Banta. Dr. Charles
T poor Joseph Bushnell Lieutenant Prlns ana I. >
Van Rensselaer,. A., 1,,,t.d
Tn. srst toast was sThe President OF the ,h''eu
States, which was drunk standing; then lie SuV.'
Of the Netherlands followed 10y "our "ueS's' U"
which Captain Arriens responded me o'"'' ''7
toasts .,.. y,
The Land OF Our Ancestors and 'he fo""'e'' "
Our C1,vUolIand Che created state anna the STORM,
q, ocean: she defended against me Jury o, n na
and religious tyrants; she transpahtt'u p,t,nr
Hall Moon"Prnce of Orange-van spe'lm rough,
ho ,ho daring discovcrer. Hudson; one Drousn '
Endly greeting from kindred acIoSS '"e The Rev
immortality an act Of splendid h"rois"'' INV "
Ut: The Is Ansy and Navy Of the United states hA'
The NAVY OF the Neiherlands-The lust proc fae , %,
that amphibious rae, which Olled acssi W o ~den
marsh@s drowned out the spaniards DeiDre FnsI.
and sent Us conqucrng Admiraia throue T"m.
seas Nav we never meet II p1t III p'''''
%snder De Groot Of the Ducth Navy. .Ao nu,cb
New. Amsterdam governed whch W. tieir
Governed IL: 10 be again well governed , ,n '"'
descendants resume It's control EDWARD hi"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Aucy. No 1927 Franktord-ave; Charles a. DIekey'
No. 1914 PneSt. LOYAL Y Graham. No 1925 Green
Robert II. Fulton. No 1920 Hamiton-,t.i RoDclt
II. Iinckcy, No l97 North Nneeenths; George Gr!i'
hihS. No. 2,l0. Sprucest.; Andrew Blair, NO. "-o'
Racc.st.. William Gaydon. N. D.. NO 1l3l Spriee-at
Gcorgc Stevenson no 23s West Logan square; W. )
Bernstein No. o.l35 North Fnh.st. Philadelphia. Norm
john Peacock. Holmcsburg joseph Bccgs, Falls OF
Schuykill; c. T.. II. Mason. Germantown; Charles H.
Adam.1n No 80 Market->t.. Philadelphia; Franklin L.
shcplard Germantown Philadelphia: Professor John
Mess. Ptsburg-IIcnry +. McCelland. Pi;tSburg
Cornelius W. WycOr, Upper 81. CAR James VI MAN
we'll. No ,Ongahcla city; seth Il. 'ori"n rit>p"'e
Colonel william A Heron Pltt.hurg; Elmer T.. fulm'r'
Piu,burg; K. Van Enan Johnston Canoasbnrg; j. I.
Dunn NJ D.. Pittsburg. Rcdstonc- william A. Ede,
ConneIlsye; Albert W. Finley, Ncw-Salem. Shenango-
Thomo, Dickson Stewart. Wheeler; Marshall Glover,
Enon Valley. washincton-Thomas H. Alexander, Wa III
lngton: u. \. Cunningham, Wheeling; a. w Smith
Clohcv; jane, T.. Marquis. Dlnsmor'. Marlborough
Chaurccv T. Edwards. toude1.IOit; Professor John H.
,royc. Coudeisport. Western Ani'a-Davd W. Fla7irr
Grccn,ill. since Liberia: Professor y>lf'rl H. King
Clay Ashland. Liberia, Africa W"'tmn't"r-lsm~
Michel Lancaster; ArchibId r. Stewart. Marietta ;
Isaac y Slolnc. Lancaster; james =. Evans. oNf"rd
Z,cotr,a,-I.dwIrd Iaynak'r, ""at"nala, h"'nbte oil
Guatemala.
: nth Dakota: Aberdeen Samue Mllete. AndOy'r ,
J. NJ Adalf RAYMOND Black llll~-Fdwsrd J. Nugeat
Rlpd city: James H. Kn1er Tilford. Cent al Dakota
Abel NJ. W,ra Brookings; Chauncey McAllisier. Wo-ey
Dakota nndanl-Tdward J. Lindsey carlisle. Penn; II
r. Smith GOOD Will Robert, County. southern Dik'iG
Ludwig Figps Lennon T.. y Smith. BHlgewate?'
Tennessee: Holston-Calyin \. Duncan. Jonetboro ,
Samuel II. Anderson, Jonesboro. Kng'ton-J Hay,
Allin Chattanoosa; II. T. Olmsted Chattanooga.
Tchs: Austn-William d. Blows. Fort Davis; DR.. NJ
A TAYLOR Austin. North TeNa,-De Costa Dodson. Leon
ard w u. Allen. 81. Joe. Trinity-Montgomery Nav,
Thrd.ave Exposition Park, Dallas; william Shields,
Glen Rose.
Utah Po.se-Jamcs p. Pa k. Nampa Idaho: Thomas
Mckee Nampa Idaho. Kcn'lal- Slln'y Ale. Franklin
Idaho Montana-John Reid. r. treat Fals. Mont;
George w. wragg, Butte. Mont. ttah-Phip T. Bob
back Hyrum, Utah Judge J. NJ. COombs, Br CHAM CITY.
Utah
Washington Olympa-Angus Mckenzie. Union Ridge;
T. NJ Kelley. Puget SOund-Calyin W. stewart, Sumner
Judge George A. Kellogg. Fairhaven. Spokane-W. H.
Cornett spokane; Edwin SHOCKS Davenport Walla
waa-Alexander Adair. Moscow Idaho; ). H. Erwin.
Prescott. Wash.
Wisconsin: Chippewa-Archibad Durrie, Superior A
T.. Blake, Eau Claire. Ia CrOss.-W. ID. Thomas. la
Crosse: D. ID. Mcmillan. Madson-Altert V. 'iulck.
kbourn Cify W. T.. Winchester, Rcedsbprg. NIL
&c. ~. Nickcr>on $40 Man-st. Racine; l.. \.
Proctor I3S Flftccnth.st, Milwaukee. Wnnebaco John
T.. Chaplin, Necnah James =. Wilson. oxford; George
II. Patch, Stevens Point; }. J. sherman. Marn,ttc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

Nicholas Society was the host this time and its guests
were the captains and officers of the Dutch warShip
Won Speijk 10 whom in marked way have been shown
many evidences Of popular esteem by the citizens
Of New-iork At the guests table In front of the
Chairman were three pieces Of silver plate which
were presented by the society to the Van Speijk In
the person Of its commander Captain Arrens.
The diners arranged at separate circular tables
at each OF which from five TO ten persons sat Over
the guests table hung the banner Of the st. Nicholas
society, around the walls Of the spacious room was
wealth OF flowers. while in the centre of the room
foral model of the Van Speiik on high
PEDESTAL The flag Of the Netherlands and the banners
OF the Republic twined in loving embrace while
the strains OF the National anthem OF Holland "Wien
Neerlandsch Bloed, and the ever stirring "Star
Stangled Banner followed each other In succession.
the entire company joining in singing these inspiring
airs.
At the proper tine n procession OF stewards OF the
society headed the officers. made its way into the
room bearing the long pipes already spoken Of and
big plates OF tobacco Frederic j. De Peyser presided
having on his right Captain Arrens. and on his
left Rcar-Admiral Gherardi. Some OF the others
present we're bishop Potter. J. Seaver Page General
Edward L. Moneux, George A. Meyer, Frederick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
DR. SPTTZRA TALKS OF EXPERT TESTIMONY.

At the meeting Of the Society OF M"dlcai Juils'
prudence AT the Academy Of Medicine. NO. II west
Forty. bird ST., last night DR.. L. {. spizka read
paper on "Rcccnt Forensic Malpractice" lie spoke
among other things OF the great difficulty OF arriving
ot a lust verdict III court trials 10y the present
system Of expert testimony. He said the prosecuting
officers often used ieeiimatc means to ohtaih u
certain result. and mentioned the recrI, buchanan
,ri.I when the prosecution obliged 10 WIN
draw one cOup. OF the indictment. aud Only secuTcd
verdict Of guilty by the prisoners taxing 'ho
rn,.s stand lie advised that IA board OF experts d.
MED Tor the defence. but outside the in1urn'r
81 Tammany Hall" \ mediocre Lawyer ut pi''s"h
"nuId worry an eminent medical expert on th,
,Jtness stand and % lower th" grade OF medical
oYnrrts by making the giving OF testimony dis'as'cin
10 eminent men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
LIVE STOCK MAREErS-BI TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. May -Cntte-ReceipS last twcnty.n,ur
hours, ZOO head total for week thus far: 12Oo
head for time last week. 1850 head con
signed through 600 head to New YORK.. 10 head
sale, 600 head market opened SLOW and irregular
for common lots and butchers grades; lOa loc on
for heavy shipping and export grades: caos"d dni
10 400 81 80; good. I25 TO 400 ID. VI 2on 70 80 ;
good 100 10 100 II. S5a 70 70 medium. LOO 10
zoo II. ~ 3oa - DO other binds w s5a ~ 20 iat
b,if.rs, 81 500 ~ 10 ana h"ifers. common thln
FUR fat. y. 15a ~ 40; poor to good fat cows ~ %
- % siockcrs FEEDERS. higher for light TO go0f
stocker, at "A. 0a - 80 good feeders. 9O0 ~ 81
mlch cslws higher: common TO fancy. x2S@S1O; few
extra $50 per head. Ilogs-Rrcrip> last twenty
four hours $3.50 head total Tor week thus Tar,
20 100 head for time last weck. u, $50 head !:
consigned through H. 600 head. to New. York. $3.50
hcnd en- sale 800 head market opened stronger
with supply insufficient closed firm and higher good
Workers M sOa 81 80; light. 81 G5dS7 -; good
MEDIUMS and purkers'. - -.n \. 10. good tO extra
heavy \, gja s.; pigs ~ 500 81 50 rOughs. S. 150
ri 80 sheep and Iamhs-Rcc.ipts last twentyf ur
homrs s 800 head total for week thus far, 1920
head for same time last week. p. 400 head consigned
ibrough 100 head to New York. 600 head on
sale IA 900 head market opened stronger for lambs
but weakened steady for sheep; closed dull and 100
lie lower clipped export lambs $6 6jd &6 so: fair to
nod 500 49, 80; culls and common @5 500 R5 IS;
clipped sheep good TO best. IS 4Oa$5 70; far 10
rond ~ 75a S5 30 spring lambs, $6 50a$l2; no
wool sheep on sale: few wool lambs neglected
Chicago MAY 8."The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Rccepts, H. 500 head shpments. +ee0 head;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09
THE BRIGGS JURY CHOSEN.
COMMISSIONERS TO TIE ASSEMBLY.

LIST OF THE MINISTER'S AND ELDERS WHO
ARE TO MEET IN WASHINGTON NEXT WEEK
washington. May (Spccial.-CniverSal interest
centres IN the men chosen this year as commission
ers 10 the Presbyterian General Assembly winch
meets next week I'm this city Besides the several
important routine topics and the proposed revision
OF the old Creed. and steps toward the preparations
OF new one. the 600 delegates Will have 10 lace
the Briggs case. with the danger OF division III
the Church. The meetings, which Will begin on
Nav Is, will be held in the New-iork Avenn" Pres
bytcran Church. OF which DR.. W A. Bartlett Is pas
tor. In tho list of names given herewith each para
graph contains the Commissioners from the Pr"Sby-
terics Of synod. The first name after the name
OF the Prcsbytery is that Of clergyman, and the
second Is that Of an elder Where there are moro
than two delegates from Prosbytery the first half
are the names Of ministers. Many Of the leaders
In the Presbyterian ministry and iaity are members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-09

market opened slow. 1oa15c lower; no extra stesN
s5 15 fed Texans 81 ioss@ 60 srSs: texans: "a 14S
s3 20: fat cows and heifers. as 25s q 10; Ho&-
Receipts, 1900 head shipments, 5000 head market
opened brisk. i0a l5c higher; closed strong; mixed
and packers, 81 45a$7 20; heavy and butchers
weights. 81 7Od g. 80 prime light s. 500 81 co. PIGS
SO 50aS7 %. sheep-Re epts 5000 head: ship
ments 900 head: market active. 10a 15c lower;
clipped Texans. - 50n ~ 20: other clipped, ESQ
81 40; in fleece. So d0@s3 Is; lambs. s. 75a 81 :3:
East Liberty Penn. May Seattle Receipts 1000
head shipments 100 head. Market steady at about
last weeks prices seventeen cars Of cattle shipped
TO Ncw.York. Hogs Receipts, 5.4OO head; ship
mcnts 400 head. Market fair Philadelphia,
81 750S7 90; good mixed. s. 65a$7 20: best
Workers. 81 5Oa - 80. Nineteen cars Of hogs
Shipped 10 New-York to-day sheep-Receipts,
GO00 head; shipments. 1900 hend. Mnrket slow
on sheep and 10 10 l5c of from last weeks prices
Lambs STEADY and unchanged. - 2
ST. Lonis Nav Static Receipts. 800 head :
shipments 700 head market barely steady fair to
good native steers So 81 90: fair to pretty good
5000 head: shipments 100 head. Ten cents
higher heavy. - 20n - 80: mixed. S.aE -
light 81 lOds1 10. Sheep-Ret eip;s. 800 head: :
shipments. 4COo head marh't dull. Unchanged.