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New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
CnI,Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Snprcnc Court,-(cnerdl Tcrm-Kcce.s conthued
Sunrenr Court -IhaUbers-Bcf0e Ven Brunt, T. j.
Motion calendar called at Ii o'clock.
Supreme Court-Spccal TcrH-Parts ana Il-AdJourned
for the term.
tircut Court-Parts l. ii. III and 1V-Adjourned for
the term.
Surrogat.'s -Chambcrs-Adjoum"d Tor the term.
For probate: wills OF Maria Ensmeng,r solomon Levy,
Cbi!tian Nclling Charlr, Kclnzle, Philip j. Schwen-
furth Peter Nee, at 10 30 m.
omuon General Icrm-AdJOurncd for the term.
Common Pleas-Special Tcrm-Bcfore Glegerich. j.
Motions. -. , =, 49,, m, .
jouincd for the term.
Superior Court-SIecial Term-iefore ffceuH'h' j.
Motions. -.
superior Court-Tra! Tcrm-Parts l. III and 1II-Ad.
jOurrrd for the term.
CITY Cout-Special TerIn-Bef1rc McGOwan J-Moons.
tity Ccurt-Tril Tcrm-Parts /. H. III and lN-Ad
Court of G.n,IaI Sessions Part before MARITIME,
T. and Assistant i-tric.Atomey Battlo-Nos To Is,
inclusive
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

superby played game was witnessed DIV -'iOo
spectators at Eastern Pork yesterday Ihe brooHN"
and Ptteburg mines the contestne teams ""u
few finer contests have becl in this heighOorhou
this wear The home players by fine rally IN
the twelfth Inning running catches were n"uc
by Smith, Griffin. DAILY and Hatfield While the s'''
eral field work Of Gasscock, Blerbauer Corcofai Day
and Hatfield superb - -.
Ivo,s accidentally tore Foutz's stocking with his
spikes in running to first in the nth inning Inc
crowd howled to ancy put Lyons out OF the game anu
hooted him oil the rest Of the game henheoS ha'
finger injured in stopping line ball from Bieroauer
no, 4, tho teoth inning After having II dressed In
tie clubhouse, he resumed play
The Ptisburgs scored their only run In the opening
inning Donovan sent TO first on called DALE ana
sr,,,b,s hit sent him 10 third He scored on Beckleys
on, IN Griffin In the fifth inning Brooklyn tied the
score DAILY made a two-Dase hit and scored on "ha
throw by Donovan. In the twelfth inning the nome
PLAYERS scored the winning run, after two meh "'rc
out on hits by DAILY, Daley and Hatfield. The score
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Eio spot was ,eady. with 'Aie, Of 900 bag 1 kg
sp 80 at l3'g and 500 bag, Sa,5' 1t, e e"f for No
Sd l5c for No . cost oud fegh MA coffee e,ioS Ta5
and aud I51 ' Tag, MoracaDo On pr,at terms e ma st
firm; 40 coGec, ENchangr 'tandorii t. 90 h,. Klo
.are l. 40 Eee,m. 6GH o. i,is iSo9T o,R $50
baes >antr market weak good average Sdnto' l.
rc't day 1000 bags; stock 2o' GOO % R1g' ocbaing
to 81 owen Enc m tHn i-nd stacS TO-DAY PSI i76
9rs nag nS@ St@ sat ie s7s G bag, saoat from S;nt
crc. 1850 bag total stock in OK OK SIX New.
ORLEANS. 1910 bag; IN Baltimore, Al3lo DlsS'
DRUus-Mattet a rule quiet. but about st'a1y ~
10 prices most o business, being ol lobD"t 'h't.
prire. about SOC l~ing quoted price Of sh-' ca
iot- with 2.O"2.3jt about thc P-ot'd IoDD's I'' -,
t!uininr quiet at tn, nominal Price oi ' M
frriln ln snail lots with larger lots ur'hn9'D" ~
son,thng like Ic les. No Important foreign cables
TISm- The n1f1ct Tor mackero was only moderately
active VII. sales within the quoel range re aIn"
primary point, steady on light catch aQi demand
WIN f"r ra coda'h quS, 6eio @o, o' yS,ehti !1~ Sls
shor, nacker,l ncN No l.. S-?d =, So . "Is"si2'.
Norway loat,r.. t53d>H 40 -2sos$S; 80 80
i,rir,i -l2 jOasl3. BOX herring Medium s,airl ~
HI4Lr 40 /. luo1oec; lrugthWi~' l-"l-'1, I|,'
dunn n.w 4pa.lo. scotch. large fuil fl@t@l't ii"i-
i,"d d.rf hoop ," - in bb- 7cc In keg, dish
IN ' - y6d. - nahum size. - BOAST 10 bone
~ ,,,,c, VA. rlrcs,i,clv dun TODAY total
s,iss amounting T. about BOZ barrel, md ,nrk, d.
,ilk tor 81 nqwcat3n IN thr S1n'n Z n,r % mn'n
a at chicago md buyers lodtl ~ p'r'hir' a. p''
pain price,. aad hr-n.-- Wa ,"nh"d t." 9 ." - -'"I
n.-t e.ilr,ly. Sale embraced 800 bbl' "Mtl 'tagr
- =, 300 bhl- itr c,"li- AZ - ''S. ~
hb. extra No wlntr - 'odt- oo. 800 hei, u.th,e'
500 bb- spring trett- - - 100 hN' crii' a. = %"
-
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

1T IS THE ONE FRUIT AyD FLOWER MISSION

The NV York Fruit and Flower Mission. 80. lot
East Twentieth IT,. I, st carried 10y the original
members, ana the plan by which IL WAS established
I'm 40 ChoIc. fruit flowers ana sick deli.
caci", and mOary ior them desired every ,niay
and Thursday. for careful distribution in hospitals.
homes and through tenement house, by city mission
anrs etc. Iachag under twenty pound, are carried
free by the cA pre-. companies. and baskets
turned II clearly married. Ti- is the only New York
rate nrld from any other mission. though Of late
l:ta been confound'd with some hers.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

ssss5s e.
sssss: Ss ss ss, :S S
sssfnsa :g?s extra sssl
Menhsdenrcluddc, ds, ssasss dark pressed sSe; bsa
Extra beached, winter 44c extra beachcd winter whis,
soe bssx spSo S.e sss g. oSs; as Ne'1i00-ms '2a'ss
PROvIsIONS-Thc provision trade quite
limited scale to-day. with only email local business
% and rs sa s'ss,
E & ~ Bat I'd . 0ss'ss hss g sos
sshss g % packe Ssc are extra F% %s. ss2s
mess isHsS duh ' q ST. @ sossis 'asis
f lsoan JUL iTgi SicRied SdPP Ps' o Do hams:
DSEtkf& scllss 70 & at i3slss %ta cS lSs
sale 200 Gs 9e , SSes s6S so,S at SS s,.S SCI
options August closed at 5000 bid September close. 5000
bid oc4oer @ i,o s4lt Sa p 'n a the week ended Angus.
10 and from November to date compard with previous
Last From Previous ,s-
r, ~eS sss 500 GS 81 saoo 600 rGSssseS GSssss:
accn 2l $50 80. ~ Gsi s ,5 So 59ois
ara Saarns s'.s o pa %Sre fS1y s"y:
%sss soa, 10 buy sH.'gs s s
S%9Gn' enc, bs Market steady good demand and from
esea ssy .iS TSc fs,s1a bS crop
ami Wc quote Carolina and LOuisaD full stsnisn
cannon 20 ordinary 2i.d2Sc low To fair 2Ld2tc GOOD
Ia nrlme 343,c choice 10 fancy. 4df2c; extra head,
5d5iac; Japan, 4di.c Patna, 4'2a4|c; Rangooa. no
stock.
srGAR-RAw-Ihc markct romans quiet, but tho
snny In rrlners hands j. getting down y low point
and II Is therefore thought that they VIII son be looking
90 raw sugar They could probably buy all they Naat
- the prevailng prices OF 3s,c for 90 centrifugal $40
~ 20 inuscoyado aud for ~ noasses. The London
arkc @ is Without material change. zane being steady
ih hut little doing quoted at IL Cd aud fair ~
Gniay at 5s beet hrm a' Jos Tor August and Sep
en1er ....... REFINED SlHAE was ~ gOd de-
aaa aSSs1 n'' Tne market closed Grm but aaeh,nssd
No auo,e Cut loaf 5i-d5slc crushed. 5.djslc; pow.
dsred 5,4a5yc; granulasce 3lsaS.ss ns anc d. S.s
mould A. y%d55Gc diamond 4, 5isd5hs conf'ctioners
A. 5oii5ao; Columbia 4. t0ia5iss wlne Z 4. 800
SO RIiyewood A. A94d5isc Phoenix ~ do o5c En-
p!re ia6c No t,a49,s; 10 no .iSPgt'.e No
i.ilalac; No fo, 4ssaf5eci No l3 mo reoa@O SCI
OsiifhKiNr-Ihe market Is quiet Lard is quoted ~
ALLOW -Marntt steady az 4Isajc Sales Of 10 hhds
47sc. -. .a a., %.
wHALFBONE was duh and nominal at sS 25as3 70
for prime Arctic.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston Aug 22-The wool market Is unchansed gee:
The money stringency and the prospect OF tarin
changes restrict trade. Prices are low ono ileeces
quoted at 22a23e for ?a-0c ch,ySn tSr Nm ana
ao02ic' and No / AT 25c per pound No washed
comblng wools are dull and nominal ono f,ns
nt 29G2sc per pound. I'nwashed combng sells at
roc for one-quarter and three-eighths Terri
tory woods are i'm steady request selling mostly on
a basis of 37I,4Dc clear. for fine and fine medium
Texas California and oregon wools sell at around
zoe clean Pulled woods are dun and unchanged
Foreign wool without sales of importance.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
sorrrrIERN COTTON MARKETS.

Calveston Aug 22-Cotton quiet: middling SIC;
low middling 67-l6c; good ordinary. 6.sc' net and
sron9 lies 4i3 bales: stock. 1904 bales
Norfolk. Aug. 22.Cotton, quiet: middng. 7,sc;
and gross receipts, 81 bales; exports coastwise,
So bales stock. 1901 bales;
~ Savannah Aug. 22.-Cotton steady: middling.
Ga 90 low mdiling. 6i4c; good ordinary Sac; net
onsd cross receipts 6S bales. including 425 bales
nsr crop: sales. 2l0 bales stock. S,i5i bales.
New-Orleans. Aug. 22-Cotton steady; good mid;
ding 7l.c: middiing. CSC low mddlins. Csc good
EXPORTS coastwise. $50 bales sales. go bales stock
~ dlc hal
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

New York gross receipts iOS bales; exports - ~
bae. forwarded bales stock, l3J, 096 BALE luLil
nD mort receipts to-day, 2,22i bales thus iar t7 N',h'
: -s5 bales, against O365 bale, at week. iNpolV7 "-
fov Great Britain, l.432 bales France 100 la's ,on
tlnent / $50 bale. Consodaicd net port receipts ~
far this wecb j7s2 bales Great Britain J,tb Dato;
France, $50 bac, Continent S?l0 bales t9'ai. roY"
La -. stock 259 7s2 blles. Closing cables: LNeIlnol-
SIot cotton. moderate demand. American middlln,I,,
600 bale. American. Futures opened >t'adv at 20
dto1c~. closed hIm at iGi. compared with closing
'rirr Of ye.tedy Closing Liverpool quotations Augu'
aG-h. IOG to 4O7 Setpmbrr . toLcr
aoSb; q, tober November, 4O6b; N0vmber Dccrmbcr
to-h 1905 January February, 4lO 10
iii. February March, Il2 to Alb March-Apnl, HAD
Apr-May. 41Gs
CoFFEE-Tnc coffee market at New-York was very
dull and rather easier during the early Of the session
On local selling by oI Up to o'clock thc tins. H
action, had but $500 bug. nclLdine 2oOo pas
September at I4.Gj. point, under last nights p'lo%,
. coo az which ,srunnei Co sold for local account III
aiiton there only 800 bags October at
European cables gave rather gloomy aspect 70 fnr'
and barely stadv nofkct there finally, ana sU,uy
market at IIayrc uu change 20 J., fr higher NAV
thrw, CO. Rio OF the crop Of RIO ana Sal
coffee has been increased $50 900 bags to oOVXUu
bags the popular ctnntc heretofore beng J,oOV,VVV
b,g, for the combined crop There wa, busin, here
TO-DAY except little sWitch.ns in aud out on oi ,
Some OF the brosers had selling otu'I1 thn
EUROPE but they over the Marhct III N'~
afternoon laed local bull efforts: t.,s
The rafkct closed dull and unchanged u , po'hV'
he sale, - 40 bags.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
RECORDS LOWERED AT HANiPDEN PARk.
THE WINNERS FOR THE FIRST DAY OF THE
GRAND CIRCUIT MEETING.

Springfield Mass, Aug. % (Specia week or'"R'
the Grand Circuit stables this city, ani the patronage
=. uampdeu Park to-day was surprisingly good for the
fs, Of the meeting The heavy footing proved TO- huch
for mos. OF flyers Jesse Hanson. an olftmer from
Boston, was selection the IL rJt but nc was
unable o heat Fanny wilcox stepped ewaS WIN
tho first and second reducing record l5 Then
she tired and Zemba captured the third heat by rapid
nnish placing record 21Gi. Caprice came
70 the front In the next two miles. Fanny
wilcox was able 10 pull Of the race in slow
time as the ether exhau'ted than
she hAo oecn Directors Flower , 10 l fa.oTitc
over the rest OF the twoyea'ods
heat by break so that Aoneer earned place In the
fast list Tho big hiy from California had speed enough
set the third heat Hal Brsden the 30 mace a.
he pleased Nancy Hanks been engaged as OH ext
card for Thursday Summarizes:
LII CLASS-TKOrrI N,i-PuKSE IL 200
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
TJ3r TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Aug. - (SpecaD.-Wheat dropped TO the
put price to-day and closed there. September sold
from SOL. to 6lN. and closed at 6iAasl1s cents.
Weak cables. absence Of shipping demand.
dearh OF speculation and thoughts of the approach
ing September liquidation the bear factors.
Export clearances were large about 10000 bushels
from the Atlantic side: that was about the only
grain OF bull comfort. There sale OF 10000
bushels No red for shipment. The contract grades
were of line. bids being all the way from | 10
cents out of the way. Primary market receipts
were 42O00 bushels. against l.i75000 bushels last
year The contract grade l6 io6 900 bushels. showed
an Increase Of % 900 bushels No charters were re-
ported. Corn was made weak by the large receipts.
iOl7 cars. The cash price dropped u cent; the
futures declined u to X cent. May held steadies
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
rr-RoprAN pROprcE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. % 3l5 D. m--Beef In fair d.
rond Pork in poor demand. Hams In moderate
demand Bacon in fair demand; short rio, nominal; hi
long clear middles. about a. ID, firm az ois; shoui-
ders about 70 TO IS 10 dull at 39s Cheese IN fair
demand Tallow in fair demand. .prIS spn1S OF d rdr-
SPOT in poor demand futures in no demand, prime
Western spot dun at iSs sf wheat ei IN poo5 ; as
usnd No 9 red winter easy at % bd; NO rel
spring easy at 5s ~. Flour In poor demand:
Corn Spot and futures in fair demand; mixed :,
A. I'd: September steady at Is sd: october steady
at IL "a Hops at London-Pacihc Coast In mod
crate demand
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

roii The feeling on Change however Is Iss seeurng
funds from NewYork There has been some buying Man. %
Liverpool parties. Hubbard. Price Co. nave % h"si
ness ha. 6een put through for the East and In sVne n
stance, t stated that the Indian demand u
i1c.d for up Christmas without securing the necessary
amount OF cotton This demand is at the nonemt n ths
lined 10 cloths and yarns which do not psrc paV III
imprcl cnent noticeable In that market Here u -
mated that % per cent OF the mill, In number anu ,
cent in machinery closed, while 13
tnitgoods mills and AZ per OF the h'-
chinery j. at stahdstll. ,, rid.
in, opening. and close TO-DAY and closing o'u'
tho night and last contrast as fOlOW'.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

aoe elevator and sIc delivered 200 90 bush s5as
astsr %S YSeco & taGs s.c %assa asoat
sset sGSsst ss'cmea pGsssS sscss5s
twoowed sannty sS nomnss ass W were 500
SIC an,nads lor 49, SEEDs-Market que'' '"''
bag; OK prime Mutations follow For comparison s data
i1 op''or of the previous day and foe the e"r'o''
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
GROUTH or CHirTdUQC1 CIRCLES.
STATISTICS FROM THE sECRETAEY's REP RT-
THE DAYS PROGRAMME.

THE Days PROGRAMME.
ChautauQua ~ y. Aug. 80 t,pecial).-Thr report
OF the Chautiuqua Literary and Scentihc circle i"r
the Inst year. prepared by the secretary. Miss Kate
+. Kimball. will BE- formally published on Thursday.
The report gives Il careful review OF the work OF the
Circle during the year all the world. Til" class
Of 'gG. which was organized here last year with 300
members has Increased 10 more than 10000 Five
hundred new circles have been organized making IN"
total number 400. Nearly lOOO OF the members OF
the class are from the south and aboIt many
from New England. Four thousand hail from New.
York. ohio, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Lare" mum
Dcr, ar. from the Western and Central States;
200 from Canada. and seventy from foreign lands.
The reports from individual crrlcs through
out this country are Of the most en-
hl-iaetlc Kind. Among the alumni a steady interest
is kept mp. New courses are constantly provided. ana
more than 2Oop members pursuing advanced
study. \ movement called th" "t thauau Ina ENi"I-
sion. corr-p ndng 10 university extension. has been
lceun during the year The cour," Of lectures this
year line reading pr pared by Iroc,-
sor owen SEAMAN Of England. THE course given
locally by teacher pastor. Nearly seventy similar
course, were given. Next year tl, feature will De
enlarged. and four other course, VIII De- prepared.
In most cases they consist Of six lectures on th" same
ublcct
Tie Clautauqua Literary and scientific Circle nour-
isles in many forcien lands. Grcl-, cN,t among the
missionaries in China aud Japan IN south Africa there
thirteen dro', and over 100 undergraduates, and
In south America and Mexico circl> are heAng their
way. \ novel fact is The cNi-'"uc" of NOur,llns
ciIcr, In the prisons ~ saltwater Mimi, and
Lincoln. Sch. rhc latter gave ri>' during the last
Year 10 the Nebraska Prison Reform club. The
cath ,aH', o1 the 'iLauqut movement !, illustrated
afr hy the Hebrew department of the Chautnulua
Literary and scientific circle.
social and Domestic Life I'm ~" Colonies VA, III"
-uile, Of second lecture by Dr. Edward Eselrsion.
II wa, scholarly. witty and crammrd with facts.
-afnn and The Public -chu"l Question was Il scIssri
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
THE RECORDS.

New.York VS.. Chicago, at Polo Grounds, Ne"-i orN'
Rrooklvn vs. Pittsbuig at Eastern Park. Brooklyn
Washington VS.. Louisville, al Washington
Baltimore VS.. Louis, at Baltimore
Philadelphia vs.. Cleveland. at Philadelphia
Boston VS.. Cincinnati at Boston
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

HEMP AND JUTE-A ,low movement ~ rel"red ,in Mh,n
,vrs having some advantage the market however oeins
more or less nominal We quote Mai'.,a y,
hemp. spot. -. dGc ,:hlpmhia into no, las5.S
hin,ent .oaIc jut. butts and reiectous, spot llo
q2r: to arrive. 3-lOd2c -......, l. ,o,,cad I'm
iii DFS-A fairly active sales movement Il houceu III
hides The market is called steady, but prices are u'
No IILnta
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Market closed st,1dy. Transferable orders lS'ueu ~
10 Total sales 1Gi 600 bales. ,oo
The ma kc for SPOT cotton Nas steady Lice advance,
which nake. miidline upland bloc. Sa'cs laay
bale, bales spih1ih= "
100 bales contract. Quotations.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
CHICAGO AN EASY VICTIM
NETWORK WINS A GAME AS SHE PLEAsEs.
A FINE TwELvE.INYING MATCH IN BROOKLYN
WON BY THE HOME TEAM FROM PITTsBuRG.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

What is left Of Chicogo's once famous b1sebah "am
wandered into town yesterday and the remnants Jour
peyed panfuly up 10 Polo Grounds In the afternoon
TO cross bats the Giants. Anons coits OF 'hc i'm"
jorlty OF them are long cadoyeousooking fellows VINO
.n,a,.,,,x do not GET too much 70 From such an
aggregation the Giants OF course won as they peaseu
And this Is the team which has just won three e'"s"
games from the Senators. What team washington i"
hsyei ,
The Giants PLAYED a splendid game, the men con''s
nearer to 'placc batting" ever before seen ho
German pitched fairly WELL while Burke fuIler' D"'
and Ward made capital plays in the Held OA'caso ~
the lareest and probably poorest nheld in the country
In ,us,,ce IN Apson IL can be Rysn and Dahen
two Of his best players on the sick list Inc s'0
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Earned run-Brooklyn l. First base on errorsmBrook:
yn Pittsburg L. Left on bascs-Brookyn !. Pittslurg
g. First base bsllsOf Ken 1. OIL ennedy : str1ck
out-Ry Kien .. by Kennedy .. Ihreea,e hlt-'rIinl'
Iwo.bsse HIT. DAILY. sacrifice hts-B.ekley. Nick;
Stolen bases-Donovan, 7. Daily bailey Hit bN pltch'u
bsl~Crlfhn Umpire-tiainey. Time-2 :23.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Earned runs-chlcagO 2 New-Ycrk O. s firss CScaSo
= xewYotk q First base mis-OG Hutchinson u VI :,
German g. Struck out-By Hutchlson 3, b% German III
Home runIanpe Three-base hit-Davis. IWopas' I'VE
Wiimot TYernan Wilson sacridSe hitsa~ mC'' 6ayis
Uoy,e Double plav-Wilson. Ward and DAVIS. Cn''
pirc-Hornung. Time OF game-2O
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Lightning, b. m. tNay sherfdan) 0ro
Del b.. T.. baldwin, .---'--'''' a
Jennie Wilkes b. m (Dickersonl Z, oil ,,os
Time-2i5 2l6. 2loS' ..e Z.lo. 80 or rs
,..o OTTING-TwO-YEAR-OlDs-
pJRSE 1.c00
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23
,rr COINAGE WINS AT INDEPENDENCE.

Iudependence Iowa. Aug. 90 (Spccial-Thc Texas
,ovaar.old Lena Hnl in poor form to-day, ana
,,s,ood Of lowering record rnlnc 1874 A.
horscucn expected her do. She met d'eat In SLOW
timc Trcc Coinage winning about nc pleased IN the
class for pcers three old younger Free coinage
il , California colt, VINO took record Of 2lfi2 on
,atf mile track at -Hggnsvilc, Mo, a few weeks ago
h, record he lowered half second in the opening heat
., his race to-day. In the overnight sweepstakes i"f
%. class rotters Ed Car:son well-contested race
lowering his rccori from 2ja 70 2O'i' ana ueea'hs
the fayorte. Wardship. Summaries -
90 CLASS-PACING-PUltSE
slOOO-TWO IN THREE.
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

Light backs...... 20 d2S seconds %
Mill - d29 Bellies ia ga
Middle backs heavy 2od29
New-York tribune., 1893-08-23

LEATHER There demand from Shippers,
IN, the call from home manufacturers very mOdcutc
Prices are n0nnnay unchanged We quoUc'
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
AT His Old Game.

Charles WiIhof, that noted vagrant,
was again before Judge Devine this morn
ing, on the charge of being disorderly,
and was sentenced to thirty days impris-
onment. Several days ago he struck
lady over the head with a stick, because
she ordered him off her lot. He was ar
rested and the recorder transferred the
case, thinking it was a case OF assault,
The Justice refused TO take the case and
Wilhoh was turned loose. Last night,
while passing man on West Commerce
street, he turned around without cause
and struck the stranger severe lick over
the head with the same stick. 1t Is eVi.
dent that Wilhoff is insane, and he should
be dealt with accordingly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
Tammany Has the Gail.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Beginning tonight
with great meeting of Tammany's new
committees the coming weeks promise to
be most important ones in New York
politics. Today Tammany organizes for
it's next fight and on Thursday next the
republican county committee will follow
its example. 1t is admitted that the re-
publican machine is in about as bad con-
dition as it could possibly well be in, on
account of Incompetent management and
internal differences; and it is expected
that there will be a, lively fight at the
meeting of the committee over the chair
manship of the executive committee. At
one time there was considerable oppoSi-
ton to the reelection of ex-Judge Jacob
M. Patterson, but that opposition has
dwindled to such an extent that there Is
little doubt Of Patterson'S reelection.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
The Religious Week Closes.

New YORK, Jan. 13,-The great re-
ligious conferences of the week close to-
day, with perhaps the most important
meetings of this time. All of the great
Protestant bodies are represented in some
way at todayS conference. and the work
to be done includes an arrangement for
united work at home and abroad in the
way of preventing the establishment Of
poor, debt-creating churches. Tonight a
great mass meeting is to be held, in which
the Women's Presbyterian society of New
York unites with the home and foreign
women's missionary societies of other
denominations. DR.. Storrs, DR.. Young
and other prominent preachers are ex-
pected to deliver addresses. Canada is also
we'll represented at today's conference.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
RECORDERS COURT.

The recorder dealt with the following
ca ses In his court this morning:
S. Moore, drunk and diSOrderly, dis
missed.
S. Moore, carrying pistol, 800 and 30
days.
&. Hensler, keeping a vicious dog, IS.
jesus BerIanga, using abusive and in
sulting language, dismissed.
f. Rodriguez, drunk and down, 81.
Charles Wilhoff, diSorderly, $50 or 80
days.
McCooI, drunk and diSorderIy, diSmis Sed.
G. Shacklett, fighting, continued.
s. D. Scudder, fighting, continued.
VIM. HeSkins, refusing to pay hack
fare. 81.
T. P. Smith, beating and striking, con-
tinued.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
Building Permits.

The following building permits have
been issued since last report:
w. tanner. lumber addition, north side
of West Commerce street, Third ward;
$35
Mrs. S. Ruse. lumber platform, west
side of South Alamo street; $40.
H. Wilke, lumber stable, north side of
South street, Seventh ward; $50.
L. Longuin. brick and stone dwelling
south side of Goliad street, Eighth ward;
5000.
C. Villeman, brick and stone store, cor
ner East and West Commerce streets,
Second ward; $1,000.
H. III. JorgenSen, lumber warehouse,
south side of West Houston street, Third
ward: $780,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-01-13
King Cotton Up and Down.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. 13.-Glenny &
Co. say: Liverpool spots are one sixteenth
down. The market Is dull and prices
generally in buyers favor. Liverpool flu
lures opened partially a point down and
declined two points, and then advanced,
closing three to four sixTyfourths of a
point up on the day. New York, at p. m:
closed ten points up. New Orleans opened
slightly better, and advanced several
points. with moderate fluctuations. At
noon March futures were $40 "a $50. The
Improvement was due to better Liverpool
advices, but free selling prevents full
advance. The estimated receipts for to-
morrow are 5000 bales.