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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
Dir. HIGGINS DEAD FRON 4 BROKEN BACK
\ WELL KNOWN Physician OK TIE EAST sIDI
FALLS EGON WINDOW MD RECEIVES
FATAL INJURIES.

d.. John +. Higgins. well knows rs PLY slcan on
the East SIDE died yesterday In The German Hospital
from fracture OF the v'richrac, brought about by "a
fall. The accident occurred under rather peculiar
circun. lance, on Wednesday morning l. the hours
succeeding midnight The almo.rlcr" was extremely
sutry and ~ about O'Clock Or. Higgins, beng
unable To sleep. and op"sd ia" shutters at the
window 81 hi, room. which l. on th" rear ground
floor In doing so hc leaned heavily forward. the
a~eninc~ 81 the ,hu"r~ gave WY beneath MS weight,
and D." tumled hc.diong 80 IA" area ten feet below
III, ciirs aroused his VIE and Others in the house.
who ran To his assistance. Then It was found innt
49,. back ga, hrplen. Ir WAS removed 10 u" German
Hospital where De- fingered I'm mach pal-. and semi
conscious untl loon Yesterday. vi. hc died.
Dr. Ii-s.n.. who WIS loriy"nc year. old and had
boon marii oul, ..vc.rc.n months. ccivrd h'- 'du
f. 60 Jog. 90 -. iiITri, Mayer. ana ai"r
Hafu studied Ui.dic.n" 81 Brii'tH" II" WIS W"Nc =
'f.iuiuer anf -.tf" ., pr"-"Hil''rr of Int '"'hri
Nr. -. C..h Yli- Ir".v lcs L,-ru. and took prom
in.nt pari b. f'i" recent convention ~ >1ri ~. ~
''r i.ur Of h- G'1fh d. lycd ana had h, Office ~
80. 1896 Second ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
HENEY GEOEGE INhUEES QUESTIONS
FAIR ATTENDANCE ST YESTERDAYS MEETING
AZ rHnmInIIInN rAEk-

Henry George came into Tire Ms wooden pavilion
In Prohibition Park. staten Island. Yesterday after
rocn IN company With Er,.ip- Wiman. Although 81
va. raining 81 t.c timc. fair z'f aEdi'nc" awaited
HIM and when Doe reached The platform. gave him a
hearty ci,rr. The Rev ~ !. X. Funk presided
Mr. George l,c,urcd on Mp.c..- Before beginning
n. lecture proper tl.sr questions put TO him:
T. What "a, dfcron,s between taN 4 4, a r.ntai
,al.e aul ,oph-catp1'
%. /. no, such c.un.oauoa vocation Of property
r.qht TIA, ara recognized the Bt'e ani violation
'y the majority Il the >na.itc command Thou 'hs't
not st,al"l
p In how ,ar would Single Tax help 70 prevent a
financial depression lHc the one now asn,!ng tie
nnincll world
+. \ railroad company ovns go 100000 u capital Ia
vested In the rairopd o,cs and aio,e tho lind II owns
WHY ,houI it c-aI- tNa'on nclfly al 4 H. capital
while farmer. arr nAI uiol almost all "i what tney
own rrl.r the ~ 70. T-> system.
=. \ nan ha. h. c,tg' wcnth invested In United
S.a.. o. town or ,ltv bond4. II" f. dlr. having ~
thcr occur alton tin tlc clipping Il hi COUPONS l.
.lui,,be &, exempt such pr-on wholly from taNntioa
While mcl WHO develop -r ncirfhofhood by cntiNaimg
.ir, or building house. heavily aNei for school
pup, g, for building road. and keclng them Ia orier,
for lighting -cet-. cfr.i
lie answered them follows, taking the first and
second together:
The Gf.t man owned the Who'll" word and had q
right % 90 whcic he liked but when the second man
appcarcl be- had 40 longer ths right To deay that
to deny The equal iicht. Of men TO I've. IL is not
con-,a, o. rental value q land Tor the Ne
the community. nn the contrary. IL j. 70 reality
remission - co1l~eatiol leave that rental value q
land 20 lndi dual-.
rhlrd-In my opinion II fully carried ont. it would
make such financial dsrrcsslon' imp, "hc
Fourrh-Tinncs would not be iaNod on almost al
they ovn under the Single TaN Undrr the Single TnN
system the farmer railroad wound he ttNei alike
al ta,c. uGt upon production We cav az" m0far
wrong. Railroad, good things. end ,he morc We
have II them better. IL l. ine.pfcn u tax their
r,pl capittl. W. can railroad franchise Oh tn
LAID.
FIfti-The Single Tan docs propu," to tax la =
for cult, atlng building houc> u piopoc' o.
tihe thr that nc''sarY ljs that from the IN
crease ia the value OF and. We viii NV" 10 pas
HIGHER Interest on the bond. II Know the. be-
taxed than II they exempt nom AVIATION. III We
lroIosc thines that were not 10 be tdNf
then We would going back our promise. One 81
t.c great cures hi, bcr the Institution OF public debts
and the sooner world arrives ct the conclusion thai
ave for purposes that will yield continuous return oc
gem ration ba, tho right o. Impose an obligation upon
a succeeding generation the better (App!luse.j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
THE UILT UOMIN GRABBED THE MONEY
ROLL or BILLS HAD BEEN OFFERED FOR HER
SIGNATURE pUT SHE RAN AWAY
WITHOUT GIVING II

A woman who Is known at the concert halls
about town as Mamie MacGarock. and who Is the
wife Of BENJAMIN Smith. the twenty-two-year-old
son OF Robert Smith a retired sockbroker or No
l3i West Seventy nrstst. held at the iorkville
Police Court yesterday on a charge OF larceny
Thereby hangs a tale. Mamie" Is said to be
thought so, for when he met her at Roster &
Balls about a year ago he became much lh'atu-
ated with her the story goes on July 10 last
they married by the Rev FRANK weston
pastor Of the West Forty-hrd Street Methodist
Episcopal Church
All this was unknown to the father' ROBERT
Smith, for the young couple kept their marriage
secret and lived at the womans apartments at
No. 2JS West Forty-third-st. About TWO weeks
after the wedding another man. who had Formerly
admired the winsome Mamie " and VINO hhd Decn
much discounted At her wedding, told the elder
Mr. Smith all about IL. Thcrcupon the stern father.
when his son BENJAMIN came home TO luncheon
one day. upbraidcd him strongly. said that he
must begin divorce proceedings against his wife.
and would not allow them to meet thereafter.
Young Mrs Smith says her father-in-law offered
her much money If she would not contest the di-
vorcc She pretended to agree to this, but really
ENGAGED Howe a IIummel to defend her II. \.
Chatne!d. OF so 2i3 Broadway. was the Smiths
lawyer. on Saturday Mr.. Chatfield sent his con-
fdential clerk. J. Il. Graham, seventy years od'
10 try - get "Nannics' signature 10 a paper.
The clO- displayed Il roll of bills. $50. when he
promised TO her i was said. if she would sign
The PAPER. mamie" didn't syn the paper, but
she grabbed the money, ana had sooG TIM win
rested at Roster n Bars. she says she mas $l'VC
with which to hgEG the Smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug locatcRceepts last "a hours 5S s us
hcla Id lC 10 g! 5 S'g head e eogned Srou
NewYork $50 head; Oh sale 80 h'aa hafAc op~ ~
COMMON green sock closed steady for good saass
seoa, S s n a oS $50 b. 'a az :? cows and hfrs
- . bull, SLOW a. ~ so3S5 No. h iSF Total for week
sI & J'Io through COO head 70 SewYork 5000
Sia a. rac 3oo head market opened lower. wa
fair demand closed very S' for hS S , egaV
good medium ard packers, 30 Goaso 90 lev shVye LIZ
zoo NJ - So GOOD hcaSo s Sw o at = sS and aubs
last y hours $500 head total Tor % wee hSaS g'
ccnssaSS hrsas had a3 2G and h1 ,as
on % 2co head %,TIt b o9eqs SsS very adee
very dun with number Of common u9oa SUG a. sni COM
NON good to choice sheep y SoG. sSSsss 90. sS
l pST U aS eo 15ng % ri S6ds sr 40 sO01
East Liberty, penn,ug;, l9-cae receipts 1Ss ali Al
head shpmcnts 40 head MaSct n ea shipped 70
rSaiG oy HSs-Rccpt, 100 head 'hp%SeH
leo head @e Nar1 1yc Sar Of hpPd 70
To-day 5-KG,fipss i iGyc i IL aDJaS Unchanged
St Louis. Aug Io-cate receipts 500 head; n Dmegf.
tcpts head hPmeas LOO 9' aes Na5Hs Sass co.
Sheep Rctcpts, 100 head; shipments 100 head Az
cqs W. s 500 SA Sssa Gy' ai 'IriS CC Tex
aH. shipments 900 head cs lSa29c 9%S. E Vita
Primo steers 92d5 TO- s HFG5 tesE ,G4 Co. oT ar
coca dre a. s. Is ISL 10 'ec 3 5odss good best
ra4 so % ,e 81 5Sss o. caves GS
nd ie Ssfs 81 T TsSs s. ssce noT e
1900 head shipments 5000 mead heavy eo 0Hsass
reae q (oas . gsssssn, 81 = sorted scca s sn s sCs
400 head steady common na'i'os . 2Sts ~ "a I'D
gRm4Se Sed wc.tsrns 80 others - 25dse s5 Texans
= @5as3; feeders, az 23a52 co. lambs, eJ"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

the curb the inactive cash corn was very ou
Nth sales OF only ZOO bush at 47'c deii'ereu'
Eiey ator cora was quoted az ,,,t,o snd he'd
watcyer improvement made: but the me- n"
mo- Inherent IS % strength whatever inpvo' .mJ
WAS seen due entirely the leadership OF wh,, '
corn. Practically the only feature deNo'psu III rrch
market the break !n the price OF WINE oats IL
have lately been strong. A. stated lfglousR ~
strength ia part due 10 cOv,rl OF shor.s. 81
n seems short, all IN and tAc p'e Dfohr
bushel fer No ., closing weat Othrwsr me Slo. 10
Io was aui.t Sales 5000 bush as iOuOWs ~"
. oat- 81 900 bush. 30Ssd"J2 elevator; 40 az
40 nominal No white. 1000 bush, 3oa w. u ,d
isc asked track white O. coo bush 39d i5c, track nAea
900 bush. 81 a32c u ALT-Nlaik et nominal MAJ, AZ 7n
ch, prices western, C50Suc twO-OWcl Spi'', ~"
10: -iN row, j. SOdo5c; Canada Slca,l ioi country
80 KYI.-Markct nominal az Jjdj7c Tor boatloaI,.
tlitun quotations follow. For comparison the cIo,"S
mice " the previous day and FOR the corresponding oa'
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
EXERCISES At CHITTITQUA.
BACCALAUREATL SERMON FOR THE CLASS OF 90
MEMOIR Al. SERVICE

BACCALAUREATE SERMON FOR THE CLASS OF 90
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Chautauqua, y. Y, Aug. 20 (SpcciaD-To-day has
been model Sunday, cool and clear. The Sunday
schools were held In their usual places this morn
ing. Dr. William II. Harper conducted Bible
study in the amphitheatre In place Of the usual
assembly. The main service Of the day the
baccalaureate sermon before the class OF 49, The
class attended in a body The sermon preached
by DR.. X. S. Holmes Of Pittsburs. His text was
from Matthew. vi, p: rs not the life more than
meat, and the body than raiment?"
Il bring you, said DR. Holmes. 1.-THE philosophy
OF life" Growth he found TO be that philosophy
The question is. Along what line shall grow?
Growth is of three kinds The first is by accrc-
ton. particle added to particle The result Of this
may be called riches. Another form Of growth is
The result Of this is education The third principle
of growth IS development. 1t is growth from with
in. Its end is character. OF the three methods the
true is the last.
An annual service is held here in memory Of
the Chautauquans who have died during the last
year Such service was held in the amphltheatre
this afternoon. The platform was handsomely
decorated. President Lewis Miller presided and
spoke feelingly Of Francis H. Root, Of Buffalo.
late vice president OF Chautauqua. DR. g. r. Alden
OF Washington paid an affcctionate tribute to
Colonel Elliott f. Shepard. of New York His monu-
ment at Chautauqua is the beautiful Presbyterian
headquarters, to which he contributed generously
Vice-Chancellor Vincent read paper in tribute L.,
Rutherford b. Hayes. prepared by Dr. j. r. Ed
wards. Other addresses were made At 1 o'clock
Dr. d. T. Vincent conducted the Society OF Chris
tan Ethics in the Temple At ) large audience
ovs .t the hall at the vespcr service To
night song service and illustrated Bible rcadinp
Oh , me ne OF Christ was held under Drs Palmer
anu iurleut The day closed with the night vipil
Vi inc CLASS OF 80 In the hall at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug l9.-Cotton easy; middns, oso;
low mddling e-l6e; good ordinary S3.e; net n ss
eross receipts. l6l bales. including lO2 Dales nc"
Sron. sales 3Ii bales: stock, 1855 bales. -,,,.
Norfolk Aug. lsDCotton nominal miau ai,sc. net
and gross receipts 80 bales; exports coastwise y"
bales; sales 10 bales; stock. 1888 bales. a., e.,..
savannah, Aug. l9-Cotton steady; middlins o.ts,
low middng csc; good ordinary, &c; net ana gros
receipts ls bales. all new crop; exports eoas'"''
i7O bales: sales, $50 bales: stock. sos bales -,
New-Orleans. Aug. 19.-Cotton quiet; good m i.
ding, ne: mlddlng. iS-l6c low mddlinS SiS
bales: exports 70 the Continent. $50 bales; coast
wise iis6 bales sales 1850 bales; stock, 0Ol oaies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

me New YORK curb from 10 N 70 ! m wa; Wnc2tDD
S,tcmbr 0o'. o69c close; Oysc bid y GEM Sr ."3%
,o5c. close rs &c tOrn-Scpt nber closed 4'tc; oc-
touer, 454.c Oassel temncr eos,d Sosc y s hc
"ent ,ndcd lhur~dty Of and -four were Ol25VOv
Lush against 5Olo 600 bush the previous He@k am
z ~ 900 hush a ,rsr ago. Tn" eHp~fts OF corn were
$4,000 lush AGAINST 81 099 bush I'll. pTehiCU, week week
aid 5ll 600 hush last year Tn" exports OF wheat rom
% ~ date laye l~,n 81 OlO Geo bu- AGAINST q 139 600
I.h ast year 2dl 900 BUSH coIn, 10 V'bDg
Ecc pis at Sew York this we,k Mo- Wh1at' go
hush: iour 78OiO bbs and llZgS sacks. Engn,n
farm rs deliveries this wcea, 2'0sS gaitrr, a'fI..o
ha,ed dcIilcrIes ali points ass 900 bush Keeps "a, az
I.cror Iolns this wcrh Ea'" been NnCaV -,
hush. corn cI5 200 bush; oats 2.2l1 100 bi sh IN
Port, four Atlantic lori, i9ul 81 ~ nt,,.or rc
CONT, of whca' for eight weeks since jay nav
- 1855 900 bush against 4i,lsT0cO bush lA'1 year. ""
or. asc 1901 600 bush. -. , ,.ous,,aa
Receipts OF lcaGstus at Interior po!nts ~ groIn
last tur,o cphers (0OCJ omitttd-nOuf oo'S' s'""'
niio,,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

s sss sA # %s'fs. IT,
a ' . az s sss q 20 Ar ar & lS
sds5.c part SKINS, Chenaogo ana neghborlng COUNTESS
aIp as sse:G f ssSf 70 Hi'' 10 common
EGGs-Recepts light again to-day, but trade is quiet
asT :u 1s Is o @ 5 S Bdsas W ss
more Low sGadss are SJiet but not very plenty
Soc ia e fresh S' cSeoss e;S
IN FS ST. %ss$ sssl Esssg
day 10 carloads from Maryland and Delaware besides
nesys aid prices steady slight improvement noted
yeteday southern grapes se fairly when choice
. SS' wantcd poor Quality peny and ncgeted Water.
nroas G '% Grange pg G p 43as % e q.
tac6an. bbL 81 56qs4; do all kinds open heads. 81
q % Gn, Sinsl r bb Gs: So d. nearby Barrett per SS
s fs Sa G Do e SS s do p f Ss
81 s.ssl IS. Teaches, Jersey per basket 20dloc ds
N se Do stgl' as A;d Ss,'s Ss Ss's SSs
NJ j sdss a. as% 81 PEI jel BY & ss q
@ Y0S % g. do per S5 s s9 DO Anne au DO
5 5ey ysntaoupo per Db 81 (od5 Watermelons fancy
ss v do a %a sa49 m'dH% piS Ce i o..
a., odOc
apples ssa ssss .r s%s
but not quantity to establish value SSssSsy
% s@sn"s c Ssa5 s,eaS gSepsn's
20 cor,ooo TO f'r sac southern sudi!ed 1893 10
2s2c COG, ad do sS 6 & ssp;e ches
H. 1893 sa9c; huckeDerfies. le32' 3SaIoc black
berries. 1892. 4a3c.
Hop,-MsrNet quiet and unchanged New;YGsk State.
iaclc Coast 1892 choice 2la2l@c common 70 PRIME 10
0-0i2c; old oids, o'i-c'
HAY AND sTRAw-Hay quiet and without further
change straw dull. Hay, prime. per 100 d. u DO
No 40 oo@2Se pP ye trSw % elOa and NS
per 100 ~ JOa0oc: do short. per IOo ID io4i'c 'st
Straw. 4Ooi5c.
market s a sspT te no eos material ta
ance nr hands gives the TONG ea4ed firm
nS; on p both f0 ios4 f9d , d@ snail
3a a n l1sq1c a dc oD @ss9s, lo ri
pr SoS!5 soths, SoS5ee see,sss W Mss q,
D ar 8 sssl 81 e ssHi5e' lite
d sG% bs pra Se as is e o9,
t;e moTe money than quoted may have been squeezed
for u. H St acre IS haay enoagh @ IL
Gc position Win full Supplies g arse does no, Gs
i2sc ri" fSSdepas ID l.SsS g %ss
EN- dtsie D. S;'to :6ias 81
cocks Sc spring ducks, Long lssn1 per Se Faes 40
5cunq pei n 15dl6c squalls, white per don g 1o DO
small and dark, 81 50.
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. potatoes IN
,ar demand Sweet potatoes arr not over plenty
and rule firm; steady last quoted Onions in cn.y
H,I,.rlte demaid and barely steady Lima beans plenty
and chcaper Choice state peas wanted Other yegetaPs
show little Potatoes. Long Island IN buk. tZ1
;: 90 do Kentucky do, PER bI. 81 1882; DO Missouri.
per btl 81 5Oatl !5 DO Jersey Per Dbl 81 S0g1S 20;
sylapa yellow per bt 81 75 DO Chester ,, red pr SSI
- 50: do Eastern white SO 50as3 IS do Easnrn red.
y 90 Cabhages, Newjersey and Long Island RSr 1g'
Cacumbcr. jersey bush LoH rs DO L. t. ,I per lg2
co. Green peas. state, PER bag 81 2tds2 p. CSuL'
flowers, per b6 s2as3 90 Tur!ps whit l99 bunehs,'
jersey, per 100 sa$l So EsgDsnts Jefs y per sa DBL
lo,a,o per bay 75casl 25 do fat PEI sg 75casl Cu.
cumber plc6l.s per 1000, VI 2jds2 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NVN-l VA, AUEW-t To, IoJ1'
EOIION-Ihe cotton unrIet AZ NcN-l ORR oIcH'u
higher Alcct 81 adv inrc In Liner
pou fltuics OF j-Ca. ana unlINONbe tenor of Inc
Iufonlclcs' rpo,t. Ihrlc c1i~d' riDc shOi :
covering, but tnis satisfied the lnGJ cd'cd Oh
closed about with yesterday il1l prices I'M
tnIonicr weather report states That rain has eli o
the greater PORTION 81 the cotton bc ana int t.c
IRON ma, been considerably benefited. In lcNa', now
ever dry weather continues. 0d IL l. SAID thdt 40 'uIc
need d. t'aNc-tO cCtrc>iohdcnt MIltc, u"u
lcNls viii show ucc eise OF from 10 " ~ w.
cOnIIrrd VITA last reason. 1t l. san TINT Ia Az
made IN lh!, HiFn't 10
shipment Continent yesterday, continental ~ hh'
accepted all the offer, that made from the S0utl
OF inursdly evening and lat night. 1t Is sunu0,cn
offer mad owing to the depression NI'h
cotton trade la this country. ana tliJ t'4
have not ben covered cAccp; to a s,ight cN'"' y,
either IN thi, Mark't or III Nr"pftaH'' ~
!, planters ind diinclt IN getting money
pay their cotton pick ana /; Is tefl1 SUPPOSED
early rc,clp,- VIII moved at very low Dit''
lie cheap selling Ordcrs ia our market TO-DAY H'm 70
from N.v-OcIHs. Wh'r, the feeling l. dul" ''i-n
opening. and close to-day. and CLOSING BIDS
the previous night and last year contlast a. foo"7:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
FOR TIE REPEAL or TIE TREATY WIN RyrSI

An appeal against the recently promulgated Rus
sian American exradtion treaty has been issued by
the Russian-American National League TO all for
ner subjects OF the Car now citizens OF the United
States II asserts that in the treaty this Gov
eminent has EXTENDED "A helping hand Russian
despotism," and that the Russian spies are about
to become the unlimited guests Of the American
home" 1t declares that Russia, which might fcet
the population of entire Europe. has been brought
by the autocra;c government Of the Car and his
mInions to the verge OF economic ruin, while Tho
ignorant and starving Russian peasantry is groan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
CHANCES At THE NAVY YARD.

aChlef- Engineer George ". Stivcrs will relieve
chief Engineer Robert Potts from duty on the
cruiser Baltimore to-day. Four years ago Chief
Engineer Stivcrs returned from cruise In the
4 siatic Sduadron. was afterward ordered az
txucrt on the Board Of Inspection for the lur-
chase OF supplies ut the Navy Yard. was detached
tv'n months ago and ordered 10 the M.ntonomOh.
and Is now ordered To- ship for another tnrce years
cruise In the Asiatic This Will probably be his
ace early I'm 1891. and an Mr.. Potts IL nearer the
aye of retirement, ne Will probably not hay,
On. tl.r crlIi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
or,rors AND vro,rTABLEs-Roun potatoes in
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 49, l 80 p. m.-Beef-Holders oner
sparingly Pork-Holders offer freely prime mess
SIS Cd Hams-Hoders offer freely. Bacon-Ihe
supply Is poor Cheese-Hold IS offer sparingly.
Taiow-Hoders offer sparinely; prime city, steady
at 26s Spirits OF turpentne-tl oders OFFER moder-
ately Cottonseed Oil-Liverpool renned,
steady at 22s. Rosin--Hoders ofer moder-
ately Lard-Spot. holders offer freely; futures;
holders are not offering; prime Western spot duil
at AS Cd Wheat-Hodcrs offer freely. Flour-Hod-
ers offer moderately. Corn-Spot and futures
holders offer freely; mixed Western spot duli s
at IS I'D; October steady at 4s 2i+d Hops at Lo~
don-Pacfc Coast-Holders offer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21
A MEMORIAL WINDOW UEUIc trim

CanaJohare- y. y. Aug. 20 (specialj-A beautiful
memorial window dedicated to senator Webster
wagner. OF the XVllIth District. Inventor Of tl,.
Wagner car, in 81. Marks Church todav II e..
presented by his four daughtcrsMrs. james d. rlyI,r.
Mrs. George W. Stctson, Mrs. AbrJ Eugcer iIayu,.,
OF New-lork and Mrs. George W. Van Vlaok. f..
Pnlatinc Bridge.
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ing under the knout Of the revenue collectors and

ing under the knout Of the revenue collectors and
bureaucratic hrelings" ,o 49,.
The appeal says that I'VE are here ABOUT two
millions Of citizens of the United states OF Amer-
ca and may demand recognition together
with the American people who nave aiready raised
their voice of Indignation and protest asainst the
Infamous treaty" The appeal uses an to
whom it is addressed organize and iet their pro-
test be heard In the National Capltol; 10 demand
that their Senators. at the next session OF Con-
grcss insist that notice OF termination OF the treaty
be given; and to declare To the poiItcai parties
that not single vote OF former RUSSIAN sub
ject now an American citizen. viii be cast Tor the
party which will not make the issue OF us plat
form the abrosation OF the shameful treaty with
Russia"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

no on 30, wa, quiet the announced sa''' g.ins "5
20 i,,. ri, 80 :, minus II az l1'tr on spy lh s''
1c..tion If thc sar6ct g., un'ha' -d N,id '"n ,u,
iul.t 1 no important -a"s rcrori u ana l',- hD'tN
,1,',rr,l A. tn prl,r,. Rio market MN No cone .
p,char., .TAadlr' # $50 good '"'onl norii' ,n't
,,i'" - e re Ixc.a ugc IT,. IL riy' n"'V n't,
H. ,i,irancc- Tor United -atc- 80" nar. .,o'
-" 600 hays Santn. market arm, good aI,irr Ha'D''
- 400. 70, elp- 1l,oco bag .'".h, 1W I'm a,
liar. lover. London. unrhn1cec I" 80 o"'Fi i''
burg unchanged % = higher a.. ,.,u.s ct,,cs IN.
ro.aI stock ~ brazilian corcr IN the tn,te N,i's
A. BOZ ,Ot haas visible supply ~ BThili 'uH''
a@e,i and In the United states. $50 bag anoa IRON
~ Soutn- otc 600 bags t"td @torI IN 'MN i"IN.
49, 10 i,c. warehouse dcliN"ri' yc,tednv 300 r.
strk NcwOrcaus. ~ $50 bags; In b"hmoF' 0'V''
iOrR AND NEAL slightly tcue, zone 1enrl'n'.
L. ,to r,rr n,,te today IN sympathy WIN t' l.I" ~
n,,, a., wheat but result vn" nor la,Ir uni'.
marc deNr1pd for th' bt'r
,t,,, ,rtro nnur most ~ The transactions runnn. ~
s,,ne b,kers and ratcntr. Win winter W.T..
r,,t IL, wcrr about 800 Ikc- iucludn' OF Nln"r
wheat rour 500 bl s,raisht- ~ - lb0 =. ~ 1"
49, -, nrri,.l A. - 81 go bhl~ VIA \" ~
80 nd Ia hhl- extra &" a. - - ard Of - '
cnir. hhi- un;"uts at - loa-' >, -" ~
.n'n ' - 10. 900 ~. cl.ar> tJ lj0 - 20. 500
,t yc ~, M :" ~. 3O'0 sacks Ohoic' az - % I3r
rNrnrt RYE FIOiE-II" unINcb ior rye 'o"' ! N''''
9TH sale. ~ zoo bills at -od-3 DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-21

tl..fg~ r1Iie. Ii,crropl.-SIn' cotton st"1lf Am'r-
team nladIing. al, -sl-. '1N bale TO- 'ipt'' 100
htle- ~, ludpg $500 Amen an. Futures "l.'.,tt
- adv "a, ririially I.GM advance; clo-rd WY
.i.Sdy AZ a.J,d 10 4.Gld aisan,e a. comp2red " "a
tIon~" August ll0, Aueu-t-e' ~ ub'r lo' TO -
S,,,epi fobe- fns - tonrr November. iiN's ~
" H. ponl.r 4o-. pot,suu,r-I anuary. iuss; Jonu.
asy. February 40. february March Al 70 az March
Anil n8 Ansl-Maf 10 $4,000. ..o.,
'toTFf T. The cof-. market AZ Now OK op'' y
,,.,t -, .n Will Yesterday nutl pr.c'. III" SUI, OF
a., ,,,c rn,s,th, WEE AZ ii..o io september II %
~ %oNcmirr and if so 10 li5j mr Iannlr'. ms
r.tng f..;uir- trinsplr 4. thor holm nothing ~ u@
,.,1..,. u,r,c's 10 influence affair, hcf". me hhil
y, ne DIV shaved en ad, ancc Il points un some
,,,n. hIt mo . II tho positions were UNCHANGED.
49, fnal sale. Tor future delivery w"r' - 900 bags