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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

The DAILY GRArHlcis little later than usual today Of course the GRApmes's boys had te see the circus procession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

The first concert of the season. the Lotus Glee Club, of Boston, at the Institute tomorrow. They are second to none.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

The talented reader, Miss Minnie Marshal, at the Institute tomorrow. Don't miss hearing her.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Subscribers failing to receive the DAILY GRAPHIC will please notify this office. Telephone 102.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

The famous Lotus Glee Club, at the Institute tomorrow, Thursday, Get. l9. Seats now on sale at q. \. Hart DrugCo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Hurd's and Cranes five stationery. Large stock and great variety at Dewoody X Co., s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Plain, mixed and dill pickles, pigs tongue, lambs tongue and boneless pig'sfeet at l.. l.. Taylor's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18
A. !. HrITCIIEIL's

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies 1l7 W. Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

aIr. D. F, Jackson returned last night from Chicago and the World $ Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Mr. Charles Robertson, of Fordyce, attended the Jones-Clayton mar riage yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

James B Maekie in Grimes Cellar Door, October T. Mir Mackie will be remembered as one Of the sup porters in Heyt's \ Bunch of Keys Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Prescriptions accurately filled al reasonable prices at Dewoody X Co.'S.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Farewell tour of James B. Mackie in Grimes Cellar Door is a revised piece, new and larger company twenty-two original songs, the same number of captivating melodies. added to what was charming before. The composition and property of James B. Mackie, fresh with fnnnier situations. novel and beautiful ideas In dress and dance. and property ef- feets of originality and hunor are random hints of the life that is new sweet and lnyigorating in the revised Grimes Cellar Door.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

st5.a0-Chieago and Return-s15.eo Via. the Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale Oct. 6. [ and Sth. Forparticulars call on
 J. l.. Reinaeh, Ticket Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Call on Prof. Davis and make inn mediate arrangements to enter the new Business College, office, 11b Main St Hours. from 1:30 to ?. m.
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NOTES.


 The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Met L. Jones, of this city. at present County Judge of Jefferson county, young man of high intel leetual and moral worth. and q lead ing attorney of this city.
 The bride is the daughter of the late Col. John M Clayton, young lady of many personal charms. of the most pronounced intellectual at tainments, and the recent postmis- tress of this city.
 The brides "going-away' dress was of heliotrope shadow cloth: the exquisite texture of the goods made little trimming necessary, but some velvet of the lighter shade was used. It was plainly, but artistically made in the style of 1880; a style especially becoming to the handsome bride The costume was completed by hat. cape and gloves to match and bou- quet of bride-roses and maiden hair ferns
 The dress of the groom was dark. blue cassimere, made Prince Albert style, soft, felt hat, tan gloves and button-hole bouquet.
 The ushers wore black Prince AL bert coats, tan gloves aud a button hole bouquet of tube roses.
 The church was beautifully and ar tiscally decorated by the friends of the contractingp parties. Golden-rod. oX-eyed daisies and ehrysanthemums, favorite flowers of the bride. were used, and loving hands had placed them lavishly over the altar and arches. The railing around the chancel was wreathed in ever-greens and daises. In the center ofthealtar stood pyramid of potted plants. Amid the waving branches of the palms bright colored flowers could be seen. The archways in front of the organ were festooned with iveys and golden-rod. In the center. wrought in smilax and daises, the letters (. and !. were hung.
 It was understood that Mr. and Mrs. Jones would begin house-keep- ing on their return from Chicago. hence their friends all remembered them with many valuable and costly 
 The GRAPHIC, together with friends. extends congratulations best wishes, 3 life of happiness and Gods most favored blessings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Fancy pickles, catsups and felishes at l.. l.. TayIor's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

School books in all varieties at W. l.. Dewoody X Co.'s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Merchants, buy your blank books at Dewoody X Co.'s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

Fresh krout, Dill vinegar and mixed pickles at Goldsmith's. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18

The raffie for the fine gun of Mir. Lawrence Knox was held last night at the Hotel Trulock. Mr $. A. Rosenberg being the winner at forty three points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-10-18
PINE BLUFF, Sept. 18, 9
To THE LADIES:

PINE BLUFF, Sept. IS, g To THE LADIES:
 We beg to inform you that we have engaged ourselves in the Fancy Dry Goods BuSi- mess at f21 W. Second Ave. where we will endeavof te keep q firSt-elaSs stock oi everything for Ladies and Children of the very latest styles.
 Our stock is all new and fresh, and selected with our usual judgment as to durability and price, which we guaran- tee to be as low as any house in Southeast Arkansas.
 Our past E years expe- rience with the trade warrants us in making the above asser- tionS, and we hope by cour- teous treatment to merit your patronage.
 Our MILLINERY DEPART MENT is in charge of MRS. PETERS, who Is second to none in the State, and a call is all we ask to convince you.
 Mss MULLVlLLE will have charge of our dresS-making rooms, and our knowledge of her ability leaves no room but to say that she will give satisfaction.
 Yours Respectfully,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
LILLE TRADE IL CIIICAGO.

Chicago. June - >pccall.-fhc wheat bulls lost
today almo., all Of The advantag" they gained yes
tcrdav Prices AZ might showed loss for the day oil
- to - cent July ~old between 81 Is and 80 b
and closed At 90 "a - j-c. september ut on" time
va. a., cents over: # closed 4 ) sal - cents
premium such help there was. wa from Wall
str.,-talk OF gold npir> and o! sr"'dy calling Of
ncr,aI session Of Cnngr,-.. Thr thinc> against the
Drce were fh- ca5lc,. increase III III" contract
,ocI Of ia 900. rrccit> 81 ncw wheat ~ 1liimpr"
and ST Ion!, tho heavy India and lialii' shipments
and the ab,cnC' from here 81 dn' lash demand. III"
Increase in The ,Unirlc' stock make, the Tmount ol
wheat deliverable ON contract her" l0.1obnu. Local
r-trir> Ia. hr rlin Il" for 10 mo r. " was lJ1
corn wa iaiut -iradf. '1n.id ring th' d. ~" III
wheat. july sold between 80 - aud ~ - ana
closed At 80 -. ~rpt' u,l"r va ~ . premium
Of | - cent. Iai." receipts we're tn bear 'ir
cum,lance. small contract stock. III" bull. d
c.,r-, 81 jOn.uOo In Inc contract Tor The Nr"~ rli
only gjr.oO' corn In the pm lac b'u,"> d"iNc ahi'
On contract Roc pi- Irf car ID" '>ilulat
for 10 morrow Wa, 80. CHARTERS wcr" mod io'
ii@.CUu IA aci> Oat- opened ana cIo>~i ~ Non
DAY. l2~t nsui'>. - cent f., July. =" II cent,
IN incica,c f.. ih, week Of 1000. In pro
vis on there W. mn. widening mt
Of the CARVING charges In pork the July
september .prcad got to % cents. In lard. To
20 cents; IN rii> to 90 cents rtcr" H"rr not quite
many hogs Inspected. lj'Oh. prices ~ tn" wards
were mp y NTH. ih' ,.-'mai" for 10 morrow was -.
900. Speculation uarr"" - oyer. -cpi"ni Der
pork sold bctw.ci 1850 and - 10 anc closed AZ
500 September lard sold IL tween 10 =, and io' =
and closed ~ lO.l7 IL. september ribs sold De-
tween g:I3 ana y91. and 'l".'c al 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
ARE YOU GOING AWAYP
Whether You Are or Not You Need TO Know just
What to DO. Both at Home and While Awny.

Nearly everybody l. planning TO do more or less
travelling at this season. Many people who can anord
90 Europc and spend gl,at deal Of time abroad
To-day you a M in Boston, and next week you
encounter him In san Francisco. Those who nave not
the or means 70 take extended trips 90 TO some
resort take little trip occasionally This Il
and proper need change. but all this running
health and liie although the
travelling may taken for health and pleasure In
posure change Of climate and habits, change oil water
and diet loss OF sleep and all these thncs make people
sick at very times and In unexpected places
People under such circumstances are often s'1ra WIN
sickness suitable medical help remedies are not at
hand. Old complaints awakened which ir'qceHuN
fresh hold ana often result In serious sickness OF
death. Illness may often lie "'rcu q" u!
the PROMPT - Of good medicinal >imuaht I"r'
Is stmuant equal 10 pure whisky. ana 'h' P"'c''
medicinal whskcy upon the market today II DuN i""
Malt. IL has been lcforr the public for years IL may
h, possible that interested PERSON may say ha "f
whiskevs just good but it shogld 10 tom" ID MINI
that other wh,kcy, d. accomplish what Dh"y run
Malt has accomplished for the past twenty years " ms
we'd the live, Thousands, and liz prompt U.s. mas pre-
vented the dangers which changes Of the >'a-"h anu "
cidcnts Of travel Away, occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..

NrW-l ose Jun" =.
nFrVFS- Receipt. ~ ar or 80 had .ucIrIing
.lsu gltefrr-. tf,fiu.. f"'lln- -i'adv. 'it'
dle->.I natlt. >dr- -uH u ,oH ic per y. ana I'N'-
brc: qulc' At Ga-c. No cthlr ,dNt "~ shipments
to.tav 80 ,lttr TO- Eun'' i' VI ''"d-nith Co. 10
-an.. -t.aufr hcad foi ! ~h1nl 'O. in1 o.
qaaif-s o. l..f foi y Mrri- Is.nottov -" ian''
berger los h,,d To- j -ltrt'f@ son. o." I"t-
i0nir ,'l 'i.tft"i- TO- '-iirans -
pan arl fhD Alis VII ''rfp o., .he'i "r J. = Dl 20
iac. ana - he'd for Irmr Nul~'
v.as AID rrn fof bn.,rlk with ss"t - M for ~
a. s6 5o4,-7 80 per- zoe =. ana ~ Of bu'i'i.' ~
cli,r. -o.d 40 4 -. Dr',-ei calves hlu ami al
r.r = highai nan lI-' week. lily dressed A"h- cold
4, si,aIIL pol = ,inicr ioc. country q "->'d 81
sdI0Lr: fcw llc, drc'r't hut~'milk' at 7"'c' Hu"
sales r. nelson: Ici yoal- i'a AVERAGE. st q
irurnc Mullen: 30 brtt,rmnN calves Ioi y. a,
- 20. , .,.o
SllFI-p AND LAMBS Receipts IL cor. SO.
head o. whrt ,sf. went dIect I, bth "-. About l.
,ar> on slc including the stock caiI'd oyer Mondai
SLOW fof sheep ~ ijasi per 100 y. few bucks -
ing q. low - a. 30 lamb N'r stead wi'f rlortd
sse, at ~ -5as3 Dressed milton ~ modrrlt" request
Saie.-N.wton & ',llleu Is Kentucky lamb. q! n
average AZ 81 - pr 100 p 2'i do - n. at 2: IS
- Onio sheep .? y at a.; ~ d - N. a. 50 IS s
buck-. 80 n. a. - % - 49, 40
! y PidcocE Sof- lO' Nlreihln lambs. oo n at
- 2O2 do 81 = At - -.
{; O1Iouinck q. ~ krnirc.N sub- 81 - a. 10
Tfacnbcch { Hollis: ~ Kentucky lambs. 80 N. At
SC IS.
sales Of nport.i-c IIal.nl"rN n Hon ~,id comm n
hog ,,"rig" - - -, pr 100 ~ aud thr marriott
,,otrd easier at Pa 80 for ordinary god hogs
Country dre>,,,l ,toady 1T sd3hr Tor heavy t. light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Drf5smdklnq.

A.-\ETINTiC DEr>>MA kING-i niqne
ii, -lyi.. ,,,niIs drr>-,'e "A speciality hotel
ord. r. at .tori hotIcc. and moderate cnaIscs'
Nj. McEIIEON - Fast 9th--t 'pi"-it
stewart hu.lLnc
~ ARTISTIC dr--naker. hr,t-ciae'
du IN nf-t-cla-- fauili'> trrm', - per
da,. rrrcrrrc,- H.. - sth-aNr.
ARTISTIC DEEs>MAKlN'. unllu" de-
st.r-. ulff,ct-ntt.u. costumes for ~ puI
cha-ln. attended u. -. West 23d y.
pHE>SMAKER ~ the day tir't-cla-'
worn civ i'l,r.ncr-. 10 Objection - III"
counrry Adlr-> -. :. 30 3d-aN".
pEt.ssMAKEH wi,hc,:. = g. t,w more more
Wet Dth--i.
ORES MAKING r,ifcct ntting and
STYLISH dr.--r- made from 80 up Ms.
WITkON. G3 West iltn--t
DEE>sMNKEH.-A comp't""t drc'-.
raarr wtIl 90 gag a. nI-.-'ln-~ -ranist 49,
for srnmcr month. Ia c"im.r' hi Inst
rit, ref,rnre.. Addrc-s Di;E>>MAk Err,
l5d Fast S.ih--i.
DHr>sMAkTE. Icrf,ct In every. way.
can Accommodate more customer NJ NOM :
sors donr a., ~hor motto, an ~, tipI
gn,r,u.t, I'd. Mr.. Lock. lol We Odd
pKEssMAKrR wants Few NOR cu,,-
toners AZ home, suits irom 80 up. II
in. 80 Vest s0th.,t. near riverside
Drive.
HENRIETTA NICKEL - W"-t 18th
=, 1. now -elline clrcaft inpor'cd dresses
AZ r,dq,cd pi ices ~ cluSc the -c1>ou.
MoDI>Tf. Il6 Fast l25th-sr.-IIal
n,ir.. wi. MorT IN tie country or a .ci-
Shore fcr 40 week and expenses; resn-
lar price 70 a d,y.
SEAL. iiARMENlS aid furs Of all kinds
tepairei rcdve1 reia,d. altered aud re-
modelled 20 new shapes; estimates given.
,,nrIti, l3i West @2d>t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
A LoNG.IOsr HUSBAND FOUND.

A LONG-I/OST HUSBAND FOUND.
The release Of youn- girl from the Newark City
Home a; Nerona by the Board Of Trustees brought
out the facts Of an interesting story related at a
meeting OF the board. Mrs. Catharine Schmiedhaus,
n Norwegian has lived 70: some years In Newark.
She was the wife Of a sailor Carl Schmiedhaus who
she believed bad been los, at sea years ago she
was living in Brooklyn when informed that her nus
bsnd had been drowned OF the coast of Newfoundland
She worked hard support her little daughter. who,
however, when fourteen beosmo unmaDageahe. and
the mother had TO place her III the CITY Home. A
month ago Mrs. schmicdhaus g,t letter pos'marked
St. John, y. b., written by her husband, and was
beside herself with Joy. The writer said he had been
snipwreckcd South America. and was too destitute
to the country. Finally he succeeded In Shipping
ionged to see his wife and child. and returned to
America as captain OF a vessel He hunted for ms
family Brooklyn and after long search was told
by countryman that his wife was living in Newark
nhtii he reached New Brunswick. lie said he had
sent hundreds Of letters TO his wife and had never
wonS ..nd his Wife money to defay her expenses
TO New-BrInswick from where they, would soon go
TO Norway. The mother and child hav, gone 10
New Brunswick.
rhe family OF Edward P: Church the president of
South Orange Village. who disappeared few days ago,
received letter from him YESTERDAY saving mat ne
AZ Windsor Canada. The letter was dated last
Wednesday and pOstmaIkcd Wlnusor
Besides ordering the Erie Railroad TO put up gates
at the Washington-avc. crossing at AvOndale within
ten days as result Of the slaughter OF five persons
at that place saturday afternoon, the Essex County
Road Board has ordered the Caldwell Railroad Com
pany to put up gates within the same time at their
crossing Of Bellevllle-avo at Caldwell An effort
will be made induce the different townships to
order AL other crossings guarded. The
Goodyear Shoe Machinery Company filed articles OF
Incorporation In the County Clerks once OF NeMarh
Yesterday. The company will nave capital OF $40.
600. Of which $4,000 is paid up. The places OF
business will be in Newark and Montreal and me
business the manufacture and sale Of lasts and shoe
machinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MOUNT VERNON.

The funeral OF Mrs abb Ely Clement. wife OF
Marshal II. Clement, receiving teller OF the Metro
polan Savings Bank. New York. was held at her
home in First-ave. Monday afternoon. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Charles = Lane
OF the Presbyterian Church and the Rev. L. r.
Ruell. the Congregational pastor. Mrs. Clement was
a sister Of the wife Of Jared Sanford Deputy state
Superintendent Of Public Instruction She had been
in illhealth for more than n year, and was under
treatment for time by eXSurgeon- General Hammond.
M WASHINGTON The immediate cause OF her death
was apoplexv Mayor Brush has approved the
report OF the Corporation Counsel regarding the
Excise Commi ,sone:. Frank J. Malone. and has for
warded the report to Governor Flower with recon-
mendation for the removal Of the Commissioner. The
charge was neglect OF duty and mafeasance III ONCE
No one expects that the Governo: Will remove MIN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY,.
YO\ kt,ltS.


The Commissioner Of Public WORKS Is ehEas'u III
IN effort to compel property owners 10 put SorwaihS
IN good condition. During the last lew weeks he
has sent ont about 80 notices to propcr'y-owners,
large proporton of which have been unhc"ded. tn"
Commissioner brought the matter to the attention
NJ the Common Council. and asked permission TO do
the work and make the cost lien upon the property
This request was granted and the notices served
unon tho property owners Yesterday. The congre-
cation Of Emmanuel Presbyterian Chapel gave fare
uer reccption Monday night to the Rev. J. Hendrix
40 yres who ended pastorate Of five years. lie
Zoos n the Reformed Church at Bronxvillc. He was
,,-essn,ed with a handsome table desk by his old
cor Orcgation. The Young Womens Christian As
socstion has elected the following officers to serve for
ono year: President. Mrs. r. VI. Layal; first vice
DR. sident and treasurer. Miss Anna 7. Bate: second
Vice president and recording secretary. Miss Mary L.
bartlett: board Of managers. Mrs. hien TAYLOR, Mrs.
G. F. Davis Mrs. T.. Alexander Houston. Mrs. r. H.
Holden Mrs. Joseph steele Mrs. Odeli, Mrs y ;.
King. Mrs. :. h. Archer. chairman OF finance com
nittee. Mrs. F. Alexander Houston: comfort com
mittee. Mrs. &. F. Davis: covenant circle o, King
Daughters, Miss Jennie Starr and Miss Minerva
Hawks. This afternoon, al u ~
o'clock, Miss Estcllc Smith. daughter Of Mrs. faph
W. Smith. will be married 10 Rudolf +. de feldan, al
st. Johns Church. \ reception will follow from
) to O'Clock. at the home of the brides mother at
No. 1O3 Parkave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
GOV. FLOWERS VISIT TO POTSDAM.

Watcrtown. y. V. juno Ex-Governor Flower :
programme for the present week includes visits 10
Pot sdam ana Canton, Il. Lawrence County. and his
participation In The commencement exercises OF prom
ineni educational institutions. He left Watcr;own
yesterday afternoon for Po>dam. and upon arriving
there received by committee from the Normal
school and escorted TO the public rcadnSroom, In
front Of which, before leaving the carriages, General
f. A. Merritt delivered IN address of welcome. 10
which the Governor responded in appropriate terms.
This morning Governor Flower prcscn; mt the
commencement graduation exercise o. tn Normal
school and delivered AN address the educational
resources Of Npw-YOrk state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Chicago. June It'll" Evening Journal reports
Cait,.-icceipt-. 1000 head shipment, 1000 head
MARKET steady top stc"r~, ~ 2io ~ %; other,
~ ia - 10: common. ~ .J"si %; Texan,
~ Oj IloG--Rcc"ips. l3.ooo hend shipments
5000 head. Market active. Zoe higher. mixed an.
pnckrIs ~ 10" ~ 20: pnn" heavy unchanged
butchers, weight. 80 21o ~ - prime light >" lon
rs 30, sheep Receipts. 1000 head. shipment =,
1850 head. Market >Iady nntivc eve. ~" - 90
mixed owe. ~ roG IL 10; all w'th"r- -" - 30
Westerns - 30" 80 -; Texans. $ia ~ 40; spring
lambs 81 ~ 80.
,hiumcni~. 10 head Market very dun shadr of
IRON, yc-tcIday'- prices. heavy decline No catil,
shppd Now-iork to-day. Iloes-EccciptN, $50 head
.hpmcn,s 200 head. Market firm; medium light
81 4O0 20 80: heavy weights. SID ~ 10 No hogs
,hipp,d New orh today. Receipts. 20u
Yesterday price, prospect, will go lower.
-. Louis June u Cattle E"ceipi> 1000 head
shipment. 1000 head. Market slow on native,
steady on other fair 10 good nniiy" steers: 70.
Receipts. 1000 head; shipments. 700, ZOE higher
heavy - 7O0 80 mixed. - soo - % ighl. - son
- -. sheep Receipts. 1000 head shipments.
5000 head. Mark., active. strong: native mute ns.
ia - 10: lamb-. -.
Buffalo June 27.-Cattlc- Receipt. last twenty four
hours. $50 head total 70" the week thus far 4.io0
head for sam. iim. last week. $3.50 head MARKET
opened dull and closed unchanged only II poGdng
trade. l0g~-EcoriplS last twenty four hours. 100
head total for III" week thus far 20 100 head: 70.
steady for good srnd"S only = few good hogs here
and AT sG :Joa 81 3D. the latter for choice sclrc
lions; AZ the close The market was active for the
few on sale II a. 5jn ~ 50. sheep and lamls-Rc-
the week thus FAR. 10000 head for same Tim.
last week. 1850 head. Market opened steady bur
dull change at close.
For Gcus,aI Market Report see 18th pasc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
MOI'\T J<TSCO

Sylvester Sherwood who has been sent 10 the
Poughkcepse Asylum for the Insanc on several occa'
Aons created considerable excitement at Mount
Kisco yesterday morning BY threatening tn" HE OF
a. J. Adams, wellknown lawyer. and following up
the threat by an attack with q loaded cane. Tho
assault took place In George Knapps grocery store
In Main-st As Sherwood did not deSist In his attack
when called upon TO do 50. Adams pulled pistol ana
fired al his asSaant several times. One OF the
shots struck Sherwood the back o. the right hand
Sherwood arrested by Deputy sheriff \. j.
Ouinby and taken before Justice Joseph ii. Crane.
lie was committed 10 the White Plains jail Sher-
wood has had antipathy for Adams for some time.
Saturday last II was noticed that Sherwood was be
coming violent again. lie was son: to the home OF
a friend at Croton Falls lie returned howryei.
Yesterday morning with the intention OF kllllng
Adams he says. Sherwood is man about fifty
wears old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
A CRUSADE AGAINST CHICAGO GAMBLERS.

Chicago. June .. (Spccial.-The Gram Jury TO
day appointed committee Of three to visit ana In
vestigatc all the known gambling houses, with a
view of aboll,hinC them. This action was taken ~
"A result OF numerous complaints whicn have bcch
flowing in from ali -idcs. 1t l. said thai N" IN
YES i.aon will be carried on In moro vigorous man
ncr than ANYTHING of the kind ever bcforr attempted
I'm this country The committee will begin The in
vestigatiOn tomorrow iicognito, visiting every welt
known resort where gambling l. openly allowed.
An effort will be made 10 indici every proprietor.
keeper and empOye Of these places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

Cash quotations were follows: Flour more
active for ely trade prices UNCHANGED 10 SpGnGG
061c; No = red IS LA 05 3ec y" corn. 40 1-c
40 3. % 1-4c No 2 oats 20 1-2c: \, rye. 4-c
No barley. nominal ~ = naN seed ~ 10 :.
bhl. $40 1888 II l. lard. per 100 lb-. - 30"
so 81 L.: short ribs. sides loose ~ :! 2o - o2 y
dry sailed shoulder. boycd soo ." so; short clear
shcd goods per gal. ~ L.. sngar,-Cut loaf. 6 lac
granuIated IS ID standard A. 81 -. Oats No =
was steady: creamery. IG0 2Oc: dairy. Ia II &c
eggs hrIncr; strictly fresh. II l-2dI31-2c.
cincinnsli. June 2. e. easy Wheat in licst
zoe. Oats quiet No mixed. 81 q PC; I've
duI: No .. Sc. Provisions quiet. unchanged. Wits
kew steady: sales. 400 bbs. Al II 10. Irfer steady
Sugar dull. heavy. Eggs, 10 Cheese steady.
Milwaukee. June a7.-.Flonr quiet. Wheat steady ;
september O. loG no srri?E; oc a No. S%rh"T
. white % l-2c No 3 do, u" 32c. Barley quiet ;
No ,. 33c; sample 3Sc 90: Eye q"sd NO l. olc
Provisions qrlct Fork, Sio Lard r" y"
MINNEAPOLIS. juno 27.-Thc trade wa, rather Hight
to-day. There was nth. widening Of the carving
charge to September observed. there being about
&c advance In the rate asked This SHOWS that con
enforced bv carriers n they choos" 10 ASK II. Cash
wheat was steady nj about the prices ofy.scrday No
Northern sold at 30 lie and No Northern nj So Sc
close: June ~ 7sc: July opened 5oc; hirh"t
10 3.sr: lowest, - ;-sc: closed - 80: Angus.
81 3.sr september 81 7-sc highest "a 3sc loacs
90 3-sc closed. 90: on track NO ! hnrd Ole No
Northern. soc: No . Northern J1c.
phiI,delplia. June 27.-Flcnr- supplies liberal and
market weak. with demand limited - small lots 10
saiisfv actual wants. Rye -four steady and In light
chocs Tenn'yyaaa ~ o. red Wm nn YAK
en- ano Pc July. 90 ia 90 a.: August u ia
n 3.4c: september, 40 LID - ;i4c: Rye quiet and
kct rnled steady No. mixed June. ~ 34o4s Lie;
Inlv Asa As I-4c August is 340 - i4c; September,