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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Queens County Irahu
Jury reconvened in Long Island City yesterday ana
continued It's investigation into the case OF Thomas
T. Burke the missing City Clerk OF Long lsiahd 'tS
About fifty OF the ctys officials are subpoenaed IN
connection with the case. The taxpayers OF 'he
county are loudly protesting against the expense Woch
Is being continually heapcd upon them by the potcl
wars going on In Long Island City. They hold DIS
,rct Attorney Johf Fleming responsible for il, mas
much as he lends his Office for the prosecution OF
every petty charge made against Mayor Gleason III
stead OF allowing Gleason AMI his opponents TO settle
their squabbles at their own expense.
WHITESTONE.-Iohn Downey. private OF Company
C. United States Engineer Corps, stationed at Wletts
Point was sandhagged OH Monday night while returning
10 the post from Whltesone The footpads took
Downey's gold watch and chain and 800. Downey
was found lying In the snow, unconscious, by com
rade about an hour after the assault. DOwney says
that he struck from behind and that ne ala mol
see his asSaiants.
FLATBUSH.-Patrck Devine OF Midwoodst., was
arrested at noon yesterday. charged with assault
and highway robbery upon John Relchh0ld. a German
florist of East New Yorkave., Late SundaT even
ing ReichhOld was walking along East New York ave-.
when Devine stole up behind him and knocked him
senseless with an iron instrument. Alter rObDing
Devine fed. ReichhOld. when he recovered went to
the Town Hall, and from Description ~ inc
assailant Policeman James Dougherty arrested him
yesterday.
Nothing has been heard from Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt
who disappeared from her home NO. 81 DE Bcv0lse
ave-, Long Island City, on Friday ON me after
noon OF that day she left her home, TO 20 TO the
Office OF her son-inaw, at No. 50 Libery-st, New
York. She did not 60 there and has not been seen
since then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
GRAIN md PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply Of grain In the United states on
saturday was as follows: Wheat, s2O31 OOO bushels,
an increase OF $4,000 bushels corn, 12,2oo'ooo
bushels. increase 100000 bushels; oats, o'oo3'o'o
bushels, decrease COS goo bushels. The speculation
in wheat Yesterday was active the sales reaching TO-
900 bushels The market fairly firm throughout
closing at decline of IL cent 10 75 cent for inc Gay.
Opening prices were strong at 1d1 cents advance
IN higher callers, hrmer Western markets ana cover
ing by Wall Street and foreign shOrts. Aho'ner
cumulative feature was reported decrease In tue
visible supply statement. Subsequently, nowpscr u
was shown that the statement as corrected lmncat,N
increase, aud this in connection WIN snsmt III
r,.l,e in India shipments. caused reaction Ia prices
January options sold AT d61 IA; February at
81 7-50eo IS March at sla 50 11-l6 May at 50 -
ds6 3S; June at % ''4d 80 3,S ana July az 80 80
"a cents higher for the day shippers took o2Ooo
bushels ., III,
In corn options moderately active. The
market opened 1-sG1 Is cents mp, but soon reacted
.l--nI2 cent to receiver l-Sml-4 cent later. There
united 20 . 1870 900 bushels. The spot market showed
fair business both In export and )obbng accounts
shippers took 5000 bushels. =.
oats were quiet the sales OF futures amounting 70
10000 bushels and OF spot lots to lllooo ouShei''
options closed 1-4d34 cent higher.
The closing quotations We're: an
Whcat-January ~ February, 81 10; March, So
Nav - IA: June. 80 "a: July, So IL cents:
Corn-January. SO II: February, 90 "a March,
- Ia May. 81 IA cents .o A., AZ .
Oats-January, 80 L.; February, 40; May, 40 IL
cents
Lard-January, gil - May, 81.
and Baltimore were Wheat, 5j0f7 bushels; corn
o. pss bushels: oats HOSTS bushels total grain
III gi3 bushels Hour, 81 800 packages. The re
,.ipis at Chicago Milwaukee and St Louis were
l42l75 bushels; toal grain, J19.o3O bushels; nour
l1,3i9 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. 10 lSpcciaD-May wheat TO day got
to the best price far, IS IA, but closed at 81 1-oc
The Cuialy interest stlll apparently very active
In lis manipulation, but the outside news was almost
q, Nuch n factor rs the bull operations OF the big
holders. Cables We're very much higher; Paris re
ported alarming crop conditions through France the
cold weather through the West. southwest and south
east was something almost unhcam Of there were
cIOp danag, report, from Illinois. Kama ana MI souri,
Wa cyrryw here through the West II rOzc hard
everywhere through the south, rs far south a New
orleans and jacksonville Fla. The Increase In the
visible supply. 994 600 bushels about exp 'ctc1
Minneapolis and Duluth had i3f cars, receipts here
were 20 cars the estimate Tor Tuesday $50 cars
The Northwest did some buying here. Ii Is said 10
have been Influenced by the fear that the make
would be treated to A violent advance when Partridge
began cover. The latter Is supposed IN BE- short
not les, than 10 10000 bushels. Tn" theory Is that
thu, CudahNS arr long about -,Oo.OoO bushels. that
The Grner crowd of New York f. long about 1OOOOOO
bushels, through COun>cman, and that th:r" l. a
foreign long interest through Gedd"s kiikwuOd OF
possibly 100000 bushels. The New York long in
ier.st I'm corn, supposed 10 belong largely 10 :. v
White sold about million Of Nav corn al around -
cents 10 day. and took 1t back on the break. May
touched 40 L. but closed AT Is II. oats were strong
when corn was. but yielded finally when corn did
NAV sold between 80 J-S and 30 Is and closed AT
- IS. Provisions very dull, limited TO scalp
ing market. May pork sold between $40 90 and Slo 30
and closed at sls 80 May lard. between SO 40 and
go 81 and closed at 80 20 May ribs. between 10 -
and 20 30 and closed at 20 -. faxsecd was firm AT
/ cent advance; May closed ut u II H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

never been told in print. think ! rode over It., TO
Cambridge with the Governor In LANDAU, ana on th'
way limited that discretion would be called ior
Butler rather rcticeDt and moody. but nc r"pll'1
well r.ppared.' ! rather expected an outbreak
But when arrived and tie Governor was received
with expressions OF regard than usual by
graduates and undergraduates alike he bcgan 10 be
genial and apprOachahle as he WAS III his r0l"
OF private citizen. At length the dinner was served
and George ChOap. the presiding oihcer OF the day,
paid q most generous and eloquent tribute 10 Inc
Governor in his Introductory speech.
Butler turned 10 me and SAID qulcKly' JUST De-
fore he 10 speak have thrown my speech to
the winds -
'Then followed his model GRAFTON. without a fling.
without a hit-a scholarly. eloquent address. III wa.
not I'LL al WilamsOwn the next week That learned
what he meant when ne said Il have thrown ms
speech to the Winds "
lie meant that he had prepared an address which
he believed he would be justified In delivering, an
address that in lis scope took In all the Sins OF that
Institution and cement. from the time OF the
dedication OF OF its re1surcrs down through sue
cee1ing generations But the hosptable treatment he
received dsarmed him. lie had expected Kisses, he
received cheers he had been prepared for snub.
and he was cOmpmentcd 49,,
With his quick perception he understood his
position exactly ana kept back the proposed speech.
Substituting for II the impromptu. and one OF the
most brilliant imprompuS ever Delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

COFrEE-For Brazil growths the market . was nim on
the ba-. Z 17isal74c FOR No. SAFE, Nv USg'- no
l. at Flo; 800 bags no 10, l5'.c 200 eag, NO 20
gTliVc l7.c: coo bags SantO- No > 10 Wl,,c. To-.
he mid growth, are dull. sales. 1000 b12> Marocabo
900 bag, Central American ana coo bag Janara. Oh
private terms Option trading moderately i'tN' tc
,acs rcScLing $3.50 bags. white The market co,'d
q net advance 4 ja20 phnt> Inc WnSl' NO o"o'l
quoted First ordinary 90 kiio y 10; good 'eI p
600 bags: Rio stock. 17I.0u0 bag; no market hrn;
Rio shipments by tanner TO United stat, during w"x
10 600 bars: Flo shipments Euro during week. 5000
bag Rio purchases for United states duiing W. X 2oooo
i,0 lilo purchases for Eur during week. 1870 bush
freight per steamer rnit'd Stats 3Or and per cent
food a,ciacc santos II 400: receipt n ~nto, 900
big: stock. 297 600 ba"s santos af'ikrI etadv
santos shipments United States (by steam. 5000 bics
ehiment for EuIop" 80 600 bae. stoN pitchas
for United States. 1900 bag: santos purchases Tor
Europe. $1,000 bags santos freght per stcamcr 70 ayr
francs 10 cent ptinagc steam
cT, loading at santos Or rrit'd states.
stea loading Santos Tor Europe, 8;
l,crips at Rio July l. 1892 TO January H. lSJ ISL
ooo bacs ,anc time 1852. 2.3o4 600 bass; same time
1901 $4,000 hags receipts az Santos July J. lS,3 10
January "A. 1893. 1861 900 bags: SANE tim" 1897
90 1000 time 1891. 100000 bag. .
Warehouse deliveries since January 9t-New-Yofk
1873 bags: Baltimore. 1864 bacs New-OTcans 9'1o
tot baoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
IERSEY CITY.

The street and Water Commissioners yesterday
received petition signed by about 1000 persons, ask
ing them TO accept the proposal Of the East Jersey
Water Company furnish water TO the city at $50
for 900 900 gallons. There were also resolutions
from the Greenvle Building and Loan Association
Speeches were made against the project by several
prominent taxpayers. The question was referred 10
the committee OF the whole after which the commits
soners adopted Board Of Trade resolutions asking
the Legislature to pass bill giving to cities the right
condemn lands for water supply. and also TO take
the surplus water OF private companies organized 10
absorb the potable waters OF the state and to control
It's watersheds.
The peculiar way in which Justice Is sometimes al
nhnstered In Hudson County illustrated In Jersey
City yesterday. Thomas Stratton, foreman OF tle
gang OF laborers who keep the Guttenburs track In
order was arrested on Saturday complaint OF MS
wife for nonsupport. She also alleged that he ilad
spent the wages Of the men for rum. He was sent
10 the penitentiary for disOrdeTly conduct Yesterday
Deputy sheriff Voers secured his release on haDras
corpus proceedings conducted secretly that no one
knows who made the application. or when where OF
by whom the papers were drawn.
The annual report OF Police Superintendent Smith
was submitted the Police Hoard last evening Ieie
were 6256 arrests during the year. There were eeht
prisoners charged with murder and seven Win man
slaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
Natures Surest Ally.

II nature did not struggle against disease. in
weakly constitutions swift indeed would be the Of
a malady Its fatal termination. While nature thus
struggles let u.s. lest worse bcfal u.s. old her Efforts with
judicous medicinal help. Experience must be guide
I'm battles with disease and that lamp feet indi-
Gates Hostetsr's Stomach Bittcrs safe. tried and
thorough ally II the blood be infected with
bile II the bowels and stomach inactive II the kid.
neys cxpe Impurities OF which they the natural
outlet course the reliance OF
sufferer one moreover that is sanctioned by professional
Involvement and for nearly half century No Amer
can or foreign remedy has earned greater distinction
remedy and preventive OF chronic liver complaint
ss constipation. kidney and rheumatic trouble and de-
hIUs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
TIE SITE or IRA DE.

ns 81 Or e; aas e lsrs' 5% AMIN
~ 80 So s'a do psraish s@ IS reepts bDl
shipments 322 bbls sales, LOO bbs What i,rong;
slasls.s Maya sisIs &c . j,mcr NO. 300 S bush
sample 79as2c. Corn strong, mixed spot, &c oid Jsh;
uary 52l.c bid February. 5lsd5l@cj March; oP,;|
30 Os6 bush stock, l3o99O bush; ,de, li2Ooo bush
white corn by sample, 5Sa5ic; yellow o. o. H'm tG
0ats fr No white o M,'tnn ah toc oaG BUSH
rye 6rmer No p 64c; receipts, l,lG5 bueh stock IL
264 bush ay a o sISi to cnG's to Loo
Cork for orders 70 cotton rs n0pr ne though H3o .e nC
me- IS pok isS. aI9c bulk loco shoulders 90;
long clear clear RIB sides ed SUGAR oea ham ia
16c s sJaaT re Gni,r i@s Butter very rm creamery
fancy 3ic do fair 70 choice 2"aSse do imitation 0 80
do e fair ' to good oaSse pacd Iosc Eggs
No. rssg ,e Snsar iir9 ami2e a WHISKY strong
81 42dsl 10.
Boston Jan. lerour Arm Corn firm stcame vel
s sSi5 bush HSf oats 49, bush short
s6 nr ssc jar" SS Sh What a n'i
10 1 Northern, s2sc 5000 bush d.. s2fc l1oo3'
cd, s 1> do new sesc 30 northern Duluth od'
sssc; do Wsshburn do, s?sc DO Minneapolis mlScd.
ifn ~ higher Sales cSTs rd sou No white;
7sc corn hsncr lght supply; far Do dc9 name sTs do
G ssc 20 ear! y; So do 7e 10 caciins
No g. &c. Oats higher SCARF sales cor No o.
trscE white store 42c No do &c sksa ~ Farley
quiet steady FOR choice lover grid, wgsk no W. 'T
see Michigan. G3a75c: State. 1870 Canada No !.
ssc NJ .5c NGS cNt5a 7Sc rye-sale, 200 bush
M ICED strong unshaag.d ESscntTwG,S,t 2 800
Wheat 900 bush corn. * 600 bush 600 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MISUNDERSTANDING visited the station OF
tho NowY York and New-Iaven Railroad at W-sJchestcr
at an early hour yesterday morning. and robbed II oil
1915 In cash and silver which the thieves took Out
Of the safe after breaking it open. The posoihce Is
also In the same building. The postmaster at Bay
Chester lives in Weschescr, and Is IN the aiit Vi
having the mailbag for the early train left al west
chester for him. The bag which was left on sunday
morninr was opened by the thieves and several regis
tered letters stolen.
NEw-ROCHELLE.-The strait between David Island
and the mainland has been frozen over and no boats
have been run since Monday morning. The soldiers
took advantage of the Ice. and as soon as IL was
heavy enough TO withstand their weight ory Oh ,hem
,oob Erencb', leave ard went to NewROchee. Mount
Vernon and Port Chester for good time r'iarus
were sent ont after them. and all except TWO nave
Smith has established triple lines Of plckets ABOUT
fhe island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17

S,lcs-Nowon & Gnlcrt: : Indiana steers. 1921 ,o =
i do no : at Is chicago &C. ,ls2 n q 6 70; ?
stat G ,G loco a. - Dc? ss l% at :. IS % Il State
', T T%d SIro Co. ohio steers 1926 ~ at IS 95
ohs ce and oSGn So' a - :, - = % one stc SN
. .sa * 70 iO cow 400 n at u TO- j. DO iils n at
2 go Ss 5 q d. n dG'S g 3 do 1000 a, = Do
i3 y. ~ 81 do go u. at - % do, 1887 H. at
sherman & Culver: . Kentucky steers. 1870 =. at
" % nsd n9 ' - chssc -icers ieo u at Is 20
do iiSo at . = Sat- oN so i577 r ad = "a Do
,inop n at 81 do 1880 n So o2la DO 1000 y at
e d. a,o n 90 At = s MI So S9T at %'s r at . 30
Iudd Buckingham II state steers 1872 N, at 81 -
MILGm cows eSepts 80 head Market firm at
Gs% ' d n's S Gs SS% a. S% at so PER
head Do fI o$c 80 do i n@as 2; a, oob and ,7e
Iy y The dn"S o S'' I ps ara to P s. y a
ana haS ~ IS 30 per 100 100 With the exception Of
lot Of foncy secd which .9e a. ga ens,Ts lo
$ ioss4 Dressed calves steady at Se lie for oS e
s sT.s ySai few Extra ' do bringing
dr Ers az" MILF, 2T a "a is sS@rarc at
Z: 100 ~ 10! ,n r 81 s 70 DO 20 81 40 go
n 9, g 80 = do DO, 2sa r. 81 q 81 30 q F'a'''' 9' j"
at Is c2 d| mo. ~ vcals. 1876 n at 50 80
do ~ !! So Do i% % 49, st g ,a DO ssS
at % 30 d. go ~ 81 g grasscr. 81 N at - -
NeIon ,a 'Sal, l' 40 w at s r al o sae
= bnsacE - western caly ,c go n p 81 g s. go
ii5 ~ at 5G do loa ~ a, a. - 49, ai No. a. a. "a
vcas $50 n at = 20 do 1913 n at ~ 20; do % H.
a, 9 80 fed ,a Iss ~ e a. 4, T. do 10 H. at
A. 81 10 mixed calves 20 n at - 90 ~, 80. :, 10
es5 NS nv t.. - s Nai, r!G S at g. DO
D. Mcpher.on. & Co.: Vcals. i42 H. at 49, grass
ct ;,1. ac@dqe 1.i 70 h.s Grs
- 6othst. % cars AZ jersey CITY ana c2in ~
o6cn sheep :" sh t supply Sg, a%S ani ns"S
eag wanted Common 20 to SScG er S Ta nSt
mutton nim a; 7a9 &c dressed lamb. stc,dy
qvaf.s i2s De- g Z 10 "a Il
g e; Ies we,esn .sccp. % n at 50 co. 40 do .. NJ
al ii % 90 M%ca STATE lambs o. g s.
q 80 a. at 8 % b. a. ia do. 8 n al, 80 do 9 r.
e So 20 Sa 50 rcD a 70 e 80 3 do q n P Is "
D. Harrington 2io canada lambs. % n at SO ST.
so7 do. 8 y. at sg s7% "a Western do % H. at
g. DiicnbscK iol sarc sheep and lambs, 81 ~, a,
y ct % 60; iol wc.tc,n sessp 100 r. g, sj55 las
g % So g do g S'a 'G los s'S sS
90 d DO N 8 I'% 2. :" isc ssse
hccp and lamb 81 10 az 80 -c''' state sheep 81 b.
" = 81 &S SON. > ass Ohio sheep os n ct IS 80
vy a'n d DO Is r. at Is 50 GS State lambs - n at
20 so Jas do Z, ~ a, 81 40 e do a n at 90 go i
Y 200 20 state Ss a%b' 81 b at 20 20 100 DO
- r. - 10 Do. i =. IS So State do on IL +
S {, 10 Il III 81 6 81 - o :, m at ~ 10,
DO; os H. a. 90 So 1913 do. 7o. H. at so 81 Ohio sheep
jaGd : Incklngham: 81 Pennsylvania sheep. lie n
e. u = a. 80 lss State do sS g ~ at 8 @
HOGS Receipts % car. OF s2ie hcad-3l cars at
NomInaIly steady at 81 4ods7 so pr 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan. lG. 8:45 p. m.-Bcef and pork IN
fair demand. Hams in good demand: short chi,
about II 10 lG lbs, strong at G7s: Cumberland cut.
about 20 10 30 lbs firm at ISIS. Bacon In good de
mand. Cheese In good demand Taow-Thcre Is
nothing Offering: prime city strong, at 30s. spirits
OF Turpcninc in fair demand. ROsin in fair demand
common steady at IS cd. Iard-Spot in poor demand
futures. there is nothing Offering Wheat I'm fair de-
mand No > red winter firm, at Gs No. . red spring
firm. at Is Cd. Flour IN fair demand. Corn-Spot
and futures In fair demand mixed Western spot firm.
at Is I'd: January old firm, at Is q :.id; January
new firm. nj Is led February new firm, at
As led Hops at Lonion-Paclfc Coast-In fair de-
mand. The receipts for the last week from Atlantic
ports. 30, 800 quarters from Pacific ports none from
other sources. 5000 quarters. Receipts OF American
corn for the last week. 20.700 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
HILLSDALE.

The Lodi branch OF the New.York, Susquehanna
and Western Railroad owns one engine, and yester-
day all traffic from Lodi to the junction with the
main line paralyzed The cause OF this was that
one locomotive jumped the track at Lodi village
Yesterday morning and before she could be stopped
all the wheels had left the track. superintendent
McKelvey teegraphed to Superintendent J. 5. Drake
at Hillsdae, asking II his road the New-Jersey ana
New York. wouldn't send assistance. superintendent
Drake sent force OF men but not sufficient tools ana
found impossible TO put the eng back on the
track. The railroad company rented q number OF
seighs and their passengers to and from Lodi
and the junction In them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
WOODBRIDGE.

Tie village OF Woodbridge Is still excited over the
killing OF Thomas Deven, which occurred on saturday
night The two IIungarians, John Peppi and Andrew
Jorg will be held pending the verdict of the coroners
Jury. The inquest will begin on Thursday Ut
Lawrence Donohue, OF New Brunswick who made the
outonsv found a bullet imbedded In the fourth rib on
the right side. The bullet thirty-two cahDi"
and is Of the size and make as some fonu uPJn
Jolrn Peppj when he arrested by tohStdDie
McDoDald The pistol used has not been found ana
ii is said that whoever used 1t handed II to one vi
his companions Immediately after the Shooting
Neither HOre nor Moore, who were with DeVenn
at tho fine of the shooting, have been seen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, Jan. observation-disclosures last "a hours.
1850 head: total for week thus far. $500 head for
same time last week, G.3C0 head consigned through
200 head TO wi0rk l,scl0 head on sale. = 300
head: market opened 10 To % cents higher and ac-
i've closed steady 10 strong extra steers 800 ID
10 1900 u and upward. r5 5Oa - Is choice do. l.
100 n to 500 u. % 25oS' 30; good fairly fat ship
ping do Loo n to 400 h, goa - 20: medium
butchers and shippers do 100 n To $50 H. ~ Goa
70 90; light handy butchers do 1000 n to 100 H.
sia ~ so Hight half fat do 900 N TO 900 h, 81 75a
~ coarse 1000 n 10 1400 h, do. go 50 so: oxen
common to best. S3a al 90: and heiers good to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
EXPRESS AND COAL TRAINS ~ COLLISION.

Pttsburg Jan. 1G.-The third section OF the fast
line east on the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ran into Il
coal train near Latrobe. Penn, at O'Clock TINS morn
Ing, wreckng five coal cars and the engine OF the
passenger train but otherwise doing no damage to the
latter A fireman, George Litzinger, OF Conemaugh
was caught In the wreck and crushed TO death Three
other tr.iinmen-GcOrge Cannon George Kelly and
william Gettny-wcrc seriously, but not iataily III
iured. The passengers the fast line were not hurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
WILLIAM LANE O'NEILL PLEADS NOT GUILTY

The Grand Jury yesterday indicted william Lane
O'Neul. the lawyer. charge Of forgery In the
first degree He pleaded not guilty in General SEES
sions John William Lang, proprietor OF Langs
Hotel, Forty secondst. ard Third ave-. and J. NJ
Fowler his night clerk. declare that O'Ne forged
their names To- a paper declaring that he had been
retained as counsel for another emplOve Of Langs
named Stafford. This young arrested i'll
1890, accused Of forging II check.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
From The Boston Journal.

A good many people have heard the story OF Gov
ernor Ames and General Butler when they had ther
famous ride to Cambridge after the refusal OF the
University Overseers to grant the Governor LID.
But here is story In connection with the
acknowledgements Ames's explanation OF what
was rather mystifyng TO good many people at the
time:
"The real explanation Of General Buffers mod
Grafton in his speech at Harvard College after the
Oyerseers had refused him the degree OF lid. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
NEWARK.

Among the prisoners sentenced In the courts yes
terday was william Brown colored, who was indicted
for killing his aunt with shotgun Brown SAID that
the shooting was accidental. He was sentenced to
SIX months IN the penitentiary.
Alfred L. Noble, who arrested in the Marine
barracks at Washington for the attempted murder OF
his wife Mary, pleaded guilty In the courts yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
ELIZABETH.

Captain Robert Stewart. who for many years had
been engaged in the barbor transportation business
In New-York Harbor, and who was the owner OF sew
eral tugboats died suddenly Sunday evening at his
home No. 233 Murny-st.. Elizabeth. from apopleXy
He contracted cold I'm the Ice blockade the North
and East rivers last week lie leaves family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
THE CHEMISTS FOUND MUCH MORPHINE.

District Attorney Nicc said yesterday that he ex-
pected TO place Dr. Robert Buchanan on trial on the
charge OF poisoning his wife early In February Pro
fessors r. A. Wittlaus and II. Ogden D0remus made
an ANALYSIS OF the dead woman's stomach and found
9 considerable quantity Of morphine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Cash quotations as foll0ws; Flout, INN ho.
naly 1ja2jc higher than at the close Of lat week NO
si,rlng wheat 77G77i4c: No spring wheat. ob@D
Gsrc 80 red, 77a77te; 20 corn 4ic; No 3 c9in:
2ac; no whit, + o D.. 3t'i a$62c; N% rye 'Sc
ga ice: 30 | nax.eed 81 l.ia prime timothy seed ~ 30
az o. mess pra. per Dbl. ~ 5Odsl7 81 Lard. per
100 ~ $40 - rib sides LOOSE - G1d-9 30; dry
.alt,d shoulders boNcd - s7i2aSl0: short clear sides