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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
A PATHETIC ROMANCE FROM HOMESTEAD

Homestead. Penn. April ca romance Of unusually
unfortunate and pathetic detail discovered yes
tcrcay when two detectives from Toronto, Canada dis
covered in Mr. and Mrs Asa Barr the relationship OF
broicr and sister and the heirs TO fortune left by
relative OF Mrs. Barrs mother by adoption Twenty
FIVE years ago two walls, brother ana sister, were
abandoned by German Immigrants at Castle Garden.
They We're legally adopted, by named Asa
nnrr. the other by Mrs Evans The latter m0vcsl
10 Philadelphia aferward. where she brought up
Der adopted daughter. giving her good education.
twenty years later the boy, grown 10 MANHOOD moved
20 Philadelphia where L. followed the trade OF a
,aintcr. Chance Grew the brother and sister To-
gcther. Barr captiy;-,ed Will, the girl and mar
RED her. During the late strike they moved Home
stead. where Carr found employment. The adopted
laughter OF Mrs. Evans recently became heir To
considerable properly IN Canada. Detectives were
sent TO trace the heirs and In their Investigation dis
covered true Relationship or Mr.. and Mrs Barr TO
be that of brother and sister. The terrible knowledge
postrated Mrs. Barr and her husband Is grief
10 issue ha< resulted from thir marriage. Legal
re.dincs will be instituted Ia the marriage bond
ana the couple win leave for London. ont. TO claim
~ fortune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TIE TRADE IL ClllCAGO.

Chicago, April tSpeciaD-The trade today cot
the Kansas state report on winter wheat. Although
every conceded that It would be bid. II did not
quite fuhl The cNtTvagint huh claims made on
Wednesday, II showed condition OF -. ard
decrease of Sd. Professionals did a lot OF selling
It. Even -. Louis thought the report was good
enough 10 sell on. The incident OF the trading was
the heavy buying OF July by the May bulls The
(udahys. The feeling all day exceedingly ncr-
vonS. May to-day sold between - "a and 30 IL. and
closed at 20 IA cents. July sold between 76 SIS
and - -. and closed at - = cents. Receipts here
100 In the Northwest. go ears. Pardridgr
the largest seller Of July today. Puts I'm July
were - cents, calls. 10 = GEMS. Corn easier.
May sold from - IS tn ~ =. and closed AT II Is
cents. Receipts were Ioi ears: the estimate for
Friday was $50 cars. shippers say that Nav Is al
most certain 10 lose II, premium over cash. Al
though III" dry weather + certainly bad for oats. the
reports That great many wheat fields are being
sown IL oats make rcfe SIGNALS brarsh MAY sold from
30 = to 30 81 ana closed at 30 IS cents Cover.
Ing o provisions 10y shorts brought about sharp ad-
vance. ana cl' sed nll Sorts Of products considerably
over Wednesday. Although the last prices wer, not
quit" the best pork at the windup showed an ad.
vance Of 80 cents Il barrel lard of IS cents a 100:
ribs. 81 20 cents 100 Hogs were IN light supply
and considerably higher. They had much to do with
the provision tone. There We're only II OOO nj the
yards; tAe estimate for Friday WAS only II 900
pr!ccs w,g" 10 to Is cents higher. The Important
bull Interest In lard seemed 10 keep aoof entirely
from the market May pork sold between Sl6 ~ and
$40 %. and closed n $40 10: September lard sold
between - 10 and $40 %. and CLOSED nj $40 Nav
ribs sold between 80 20 and 10 AZ and closed at
SO 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo April 6.-Ca.te-Reeeipts last 81 hours. 400
head total far, = 80 head for same time
TO New.lork. $50 head market opened with slow Eel
prices unchanged closed duh Hogs-Keceipts ltst
- hous. $3.50 mead total FOR week thus far ~ 200
head time last woeN 33,Goo head consigned
through, ;. 100 head NewlorA 1850 head; on SALE
$50 head market opcnet strong ana lOdloc higher
supply light with very heavy on sale, closed urn
all sold good choice Workers, 81 oodsO 10 lght 90
35dsJ Is good mediums, 81 G0dt5 90 pigs sodSj ~
rnccp AMI lamb--Rsccipts lat - hours, '-oo ne,u
total far 1850 head for sane time LAST
week 2G0Oo head consigned tafsgsn Loo heal TO
OPENED fairly active and steady for lambs sheep In
better supply easier; closed steady choice 10 extra
lamb. IS 30ds7 10 fair 70 COOL - pass 90 common 70
tar - -Ja$j IS sOod 10 ties, wool wetlcr- SouTo ~
80 7jaij; clipped sheep, fair u best, 80 5odS, 80
Chl,a2o ApHl e.-'lhr EAcniag Journal" reports ::
Ciue-Eeccipts. 5000 head 81 pmcnts' geo head
naIxt slow CAO .Ic = 'oGs, -; med rm = % !,
tcr, feeders - lodsi - lat cows and hcitcrs.
- 2jGsi 10. Hos,-Kc ,pis. li(OO Ii ad; shipments:
5000 h ad market active, l5G20c higher. common ald
niNed 70 !odSG - rlme heavy and butcher weight.
80. Shaep-Rcceipt>. o.C0J head sh pments. 800
head maikc, steady natives. - 50dsj - clipped Ten
ans - 9)ds so Wet rns - l5ds1 %; lambs. 81 'oG
Fat Liberty Penn. April Cattle 'ceipts. 800
head shipments $50 head Market st.ldy At Yesterday
quotations No cluc shipped TO New.lork today.
active Paafcphas. 40 7jd.G IS bc,t iokers. 50 4od
20 CO. pigs and light lorHers - 5odsG % Two ears
hos Slipped New-Yoyk to-day Sheep-Reccipts.
1000 head shipments. 900 head Market stcidy at YES
ST. Loni, April 0-Cattle- Receipts 1000 head: ship
mcnt. 100 heed. Msrkct stcaiy natives. lower
is cool native -tees % 5jdri Is air good
shipment, 400 head MarSt Zoe hrher heavy
~ sOds6 Go mixed. - l0d@5 so: lich, - oods0 10
Shecl-Reccipts, 100 shipments. rolc No market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NewY THURSDAY Ars and al aossiaRned
s%s ss hsad r al a. SSn ;.sa4
n,5ys sds in a df% tes cable
sailing today nnay 'C Carries % cattle and IS
MIM ,d,ay IS GOOD ssocE Nominal quotations $3.50
s5S STR ;s%ss Including over GOO late yesterday
were G'S?S ss:sS g
other mnS s the Tine ns lFs' for calves
Sd TOOK mold S0% "n s sS 70 ssse
Hs, Ram% n%d nearly avn PER medium
ssS o et g %%i' sss;:
Country ycss cwSr at "a v DIR dressed Sea
ai for i1,s e'i y v,a 1875 N average at
pcr sr n 90 iss at il do III NJ az SCI do
,oG nne a. s G d ,5 g vs at &c 10 IS ~ II
Dqp BE- vG at - DO si III e. 40 at isS
Mq lie o yea, c iG s. do at io5 'S at 5e d.
''7 J FL at wfsh, CO.. o5 voa' 100 n. at 'ac do
20 r. nelson: veals, $50 n at 7ac' II do. 1877 ="
{" s. PdcoSk { Son: IS ycals, 100 n, at &c; cus,
sr ASD LAMnsneccg,; including cars az dirsct
=, butchers %c nG Gat C MaSSG There was good
Gciani at price. tor both sheep and lambs
s horn hesp r,nrd in price from 90 % 100
n In.horn lam sold a. 50 05gs5 s7 clipped DO 90 a. a
per Se o I'D Dr.Sd mutton steady 9alos drs.si
S S@ n9irSsion: 90 un-norn state lambs 81 .,
a,cssc - g - 100 n se6 DO 81 cs a. ., %
d. y ~ at ~ 20 - cirgt STATE DO G6 n at ~ !;
- rshofn stat, sheep % n. At 20 % 1913 do - II:
ai ~ lot, II do 90 - at - 10 100 do. 81 N. at
- =; ~ DO % n at - II sheep and lambs. s? n.
az 30 20 spring lambs, at 81 % per head; o DO
~ each 40 Ca. ,.. % - -,
- isi ~ clipped do IS n. at - 02c; % unshorn
STATE shcc? II y. at -" ., - q, - .
o. Dnl6nback: 90 unshorn Mchigan sheep % RS, at
90 ": Ii6 do s6 ms, at IS s1a; 80 unshorn
Mlchlkal laNlD,, 80 Nv
az - -: los DO, 81 Ns. at ~ 05
j. 4 Pdcock & Sons 22o unshorn Michigan lambs,
90 y. AZ 81 81 cilppd Ohio do. 80 ms. NJ 20 %.
newton A Gnleit - nnshorn i:an'a.fer County;
Penn. irnhs tbucksl. 10 Ms, az 30 c5; bucks and
ewes. 100 ~. at -. 5000 -
head. 8, :, ,-.-...., =.
- 80 each. -.
i0fh.-t and Jersey City. Market STEADY, and
GOOD state hog, .: per 100 MS Country dress cd
lower a &c for heavy s'sG9c for medium and oAd
9iec for light ,oo - -. a.,
Sic>-A. w. Lamb: - state hog,, lcO Ds az 81
per 100 ns.
Hume Mullen 10 State hogs l9l MS at 81.
e. Dlllenhack; State hogs, 100 ms, at "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore, April 6.-Flour dull unchanged; salaL
500 eO i4c T Msy' IS issSs june 34s
Jolly. 77077 l.sc; steamer no; req s;ocT ~ tSc
o oaH Aprii. 4sS4s l-4c May, a 7-sS4s lsc; July.
As l4d4s lee steamer mixed aac e0s ctocn owei.
bush sales. 81 900 bush. Oats slow; No: g Whit
Western 4ia4Sc; No. mixed DO, 81 i-2a3sei
stock, 81, sos bush. Rye quiet NO. = 1Sa oSc stock
S SyXSs So Grain freiehis inactive unchanseG
Cotton nominal; n,iddling. g 5-sc. Provisions ~
and active; mess pork, $ls; bulk meats, looes
shoulders loc long eea nc r sn sqe
i isc. Butter Very firm; creamery fancy ssc dS
i fncv osc good to choice IS csc; rolls fine, "a u
Use do, fair to good 22as4c; store packed. 20d
EcSs firm. I5c Coffee dull Rio cargoes, fair, locs
No 7. 17c Sugar strong asr ana WhsInx s
116c. Copper active renhed' Aic' "usAey' M
puaalo. April S-sprng wheat quiet, nrms.
sales 1000 bush No ! Northern. 76 l;sc; 1000
bush do washburn was shipped 10 Ssrd q t9y
On On pTlySS ssth terms 71asS ias No. northern "a
Winter in good demand light supply. Sales. 5000
bush No. 1 white, 76c cars 90, % l.:c: can
c Corn opened easy, but closed strong at top prices
With offerings light. Sales, IA cars No yellow
"A xs' lee: cars 30. do, 44a44 lac; cars No:
DO sS4s &c 20 saTs no car 49, - 4oc a..
cars Srmer no GOOD demand. oernrs light Sales. csn
No. 3 white 5000 l-oc: car do, 3s 3,4c; csn
% % saoee s1rs NO. Bary SeS
ncbt! western No 3 extra zoe; No. 3. Ole: No. 4,
s0a sac: No. / Canada, 75c: No 2 13c: No: !
extra 49, Rye scarce ss, ssl n-ine sari
winter. IS $50 SO 95. Rye -four. SO 4oas3 so. MIL
feed very weak, dull, unchanged.
chicago. April 6-The leading futures ranged y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
ELECTRIC CAR PASSENGERS INJURED

West Bay City. Mich. April Gan electric car
and Grand Trunk passenger train We're in collision
nj grade crossing this afternoon injurin five per
SONS one fatally. The injured are Edward Vrcelana
moi orman head badly and chest crushed. will die
W X. Foster Grard Rapids. head cut and Internal
injuries: Mary Dcmancy. aged 10. OF this city, lead
cut and arms badly bruised. and two unknown m~n.
some OF those on the saw the Impending accident
and Jumped In tinc TO themselves. The motor
man was u new hand and WAS talking with man
when the accident occurred. The electric car was
carried nearly fifty feet from the track and smashed
almost to klndng wood. the largest piece not cx.
cccdng ten feet In length.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE Markets.

Liverpool April q. :45 +. m.-Becf and pork 10
moderate demand. Hams In fair demand short CUT
about IA To IL 10. steady AT 5)s Bacon-The demand
* improving; Cun.oeriand cut. about - 10 10 10
steady ut ios: short rib about - N. steady AT oI
Cheese In moderate demand American finest wnus
and coloiet steady ut 54> I'd. Talow In poor &c
mand. Spirits If turpenline In poor demand. Cotton
fair demand. Lard-Spot In poor demand futufUs
In no demand. Wheat In moderate dcmnnd; no
> red winter firm nj 5s sd. Flour In moderate os
mand. Cocn-Sp0t In fair demand futures In Peg.
demand mixed Western spot, firm AT - : La
April steady al IS I'd May. steady nj Is Ia.
June. steady mt 4s Id. Hops ut Londcn-Pacins
coast-in moderate demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Mass. April G.-rle market has been very
du ana the sales are only l51GO0O N Of all kinds
hNcgn ANA domestic. Prices are steady and I'M
changed ONO nceccs sold In small lots at DC for
y, 3O0tlc for Xxx, and 3la:}2c for Xxx and above
and NIX. Michigan fleece dun and nominal nj oSc
per TO-. No. combng dull NJ 3io 36c. Small lats
OF dciaimt sold ~ 3la SIC for Michigan and 3ic for
quarter new fat sheep wool has bcen selling NJ lsm
FOG Tor hhe, and ~" 25c for medium. Territory
basis OF 81" ooc hnc dunn AT 3ta 53c, ana medium
II about 1cc In Texas. California and Oregon wool
small For pulled wool there Is II eaiy call at 3oW
zoe for super. Domestic secured woods active
Foreign woods quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
crude certificate speculation appears to have reached
Of calm that iorbis extended comment There
no sensational development from oil fields ana
the trade l. awaiting tho final showing OF he pipe line
reports March. At the Stock Exchange business was
neglected and the sals In crude options at the tonso
dated Exchange amounted only 5000 barrels, at O9S
cents a trivial improvement Wednc sday.
Refined petroleum quoted unchanged az So cents
gallon In barrels 295 In bulk aud els In cases.
Foreign quotations Antwerp l2', fIaacs Bremen
90 marks London ii-di. pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
ILLNESS OF ADMIRAL GHERARDI.

FRIEND SAYS THAT HE NAY HAVE TO BE
RELIEVED OF HIS COMMAND.
The continued illness of Rear-Admral Bancroft
Gherardi at Hampton Roads excites much apprehension
smcng the officers at the Navy Yard. One Of the
medical officers at the yard said yesterday u have
heard from Hampton Roads to-day that although
Admiral Gherardi is up and around every day and
takes drive In the afternoon. he is very sick
The attack OF grip that sent him to bed his ship
before she left here for Hampton Roads told upon
him quickly and he grew very weak. lie is man
Of strong physique but is getting well along in years
being sxty-one years Of age-and cannot stand the
epidemic complaints as we'll as he could when
young man. / should not be surprised at any time
to learn that be would have to give up the command
Of the naval review feet. in that Rear-Admral
A. Z. X. Bsnham, the next officer In rank. and who
is In command Of Squadron No. 1, would succeed to
Admiral Gherard1's command"
Admiral Gherardi Is a Lousianian by birth, and
will be slxty-one years old November 10. lie was
ordered to the command OF the North Atlantic Squad
ron in February, 1850. and has been on duty
since. recently returning from the Pacific with
the special squadron to take part In the naval review
Ills home has been in Clinton-st.. next to the
silman homestead, Brooklyn. for many years. where
his wife died about four years ago. lie has two
sons one OF whom is q cadet at the Naval Academy.
1t Is expected by many of his friends that Admiral
Gherardi Will be ordered as superintendent at the
Naval Academy after the naval review ceremonies
are over but he could remain there only till November
TO- 1894, he Will be retired for age on that day
Word also reached the Navy Yard yesterday that
Captain John F. McGlensey, commandant OF Rear
Admiral John q. Walkers flagship Chicago. Is In II
condition OF Ill health which units him FOR the
duties OF his present command. and that he has
been advised to ask TO be relieved from duty and
60 sick leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
SMALL BLIZZARD IN ULsTER COUNTY.

Kingston, y. V. April G.-Thcre was small
blizzard here early tbs morning. and the ground
WAS covered with an inch Of snow. In the Catskils
eight inches OF snow fell. and in places scigis
were ont. Up in the woods In some sections back
I'm Delaware County owners Of sap bushes digging
through snow that sill remains on the ground from
four TO SIX feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
LONDON WOOL SAIEs

London. April at the wool sales to-day 146i7
bales of sood quality We're offered The competition
~ia nsas"er ,'i ys,eroav Prices are hardening.
Amcricnn buyers purohas d the finest qualify. The
continental drimnd was chiefly for merinos German
buyers took crossLreds Also although the bulk Of These
offerings were BOUGHT by home purchasers, F,iow
ing are the sales IN d.in aud The prices Obtained
New south Mn'es, $500 ba'es: secured rOtd Is Id
90 locks and pieces. Ida Is l-af: greasy Ar
10 Id do locks and pieces. 3-iaS led ons.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

land. 1900 bales: secured, Is 1-2da1s 31od; =
pieces Is I'D a gsssy .Ss
10 ,or,a 800 bales secured. Ida Is al do loci
dsis srsSs:Sn esd i.dT Sis
Stb Australia 200 bales: secured locks and plecS
ss7 q - S.,s 90 sressy ana psss.;
o4u. rd n,cces led New-Zealand, 400 boieSs
s s9oSS YadGis I'D DO locks and pieces 0l
Is greasy. sSIl I'D 90 Ind ic Ns;s, aa sdo Pl.c
soanred Ia i'ad0is Sd /; greasy, 1-2G7 3-1A. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

The closing UaNrc cable was lflr-ula fh'
s@5@aass for ,s sssT ss!
S i lS n syG S 70. s 200
quiet and unehsnsd receipt I0 pV oa gsc '' pnudnc
amount anoat 5is.3Go haas aeaiast S2s 20 tosi '
s c, 5;t o' in '%g ew g is ,o ip
Amoan, aaoat from All for The rnlti State, 22s
600 bags. Spot market quiet at lo,,c for no no
iSe. and ooo bag. DO aGoa iOhc. In mid coffee
500 bags Central American was reported on pr'
terms.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market for nour wa. le.S
active to-day With me tone quiet On the T6s,on ~ .he
2ses, 30 fr sssaI ,r,ds Saaa' 1900 Dbl GST s
ia,cats about l. zoo bbI, ;, sacks - 81 Tor
s g g anr and q 10 49, 90 S a S% 200 BOZ s
IS 600 s' ss', s s g. .aa % 1 Ss !" n sA At
q so 200 OK a and 'SST quot Il
que. and about seasy ar o. cA MA p a, = "a gar
SSs MIN VII. !, the - e9F & Sf AZ sGs@ a
@ = CT 80 so Ssq% ao at s aom
cncp 0oc sale. were 1000 hal- Western at UNCHANGED
Isisa: ?S sd y I. q{aSa dun aud
western e the .sd demand at and ST ana The "f
se0os ey H va, a. o, and 4, heavy selling lines at
irregular to-day closing To-, OF '.dic per bush.
Th S g Se. se' a " Of ns ns tn '' S
shown keen d'scn'nTnt on te Of tn cu's
on uie hhl-aH sun I'l.iN N,"h NV" I'D
their opinion a. pTul.tu .a, Ia. h'-i'' " ~, "a
That The kansas report Mouu snow VI u
this morning he condition va rrI".u , az ~ . ,,,,
THIS was correct ~ was no. w" "hV % a. nv IL
states thnt ~ r t.h, J., n'a ' a ~, V pm, %,
OF uie Da'anIo - 80. "nS 49, ia ,he we.e, ,,r,
~ inc o'l ~ r, ~ so ,.. - ,u, Il, III. a, i,an
w wi eps VA h p o. ha n, enstcd OWN 70 The
90 pr III VI '' 49, ,,nn,d i,,nro,e H..
u,1 ,"r, 4, n,c,cDt hov"y@T basnd ON Iast year,
di,on - % 600 600 bmsL and go 600 ares Tic
p'oau,t.oh VI .VoO'"Ov "," ",u - , 80 Vs.,
,c..ud.ton wou , ~ on ,,n, hh md ~ .'Ih. K,'
we wioi. Stiv OF 800 W, W go i''
tlty star rs'lhmu Oh $1,000 49, y ~, u' pro
ducton VIII be ABOUT t'uVuop Dn'h. U 1thr rr'p ~
ports were favorable. but Ihr cincinnati ffcr current
states that the prospects lave ln considerably reduced
AMI that the general ,ta'u, OF The 'iol l. several POINTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
KILLED BIZ SWALLOWING A DENTAL PLATE.

Rochester. y. u, April 6.-lierbert J. Dave. aged
ffty-two. died here last night from swallowing a
dental plate In his sloep two weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
TIE FLEET PRACTISING OFF FORT MONROE

Fort Monroe. Va, April G.-The fleet which went
TO sea Tuesday morning for practice drill, re-
turned to TIE Roads at p. to-day, and IS now at
anchor. The manoeuvres made in the vicinity
Of Cape Henry. The feet returned to. Lynn Haven
Roads, Just inside the Capcs, and anchored each
night This gave practice In anchoring ana getting
under way as a squadron, which one OF the
objects CT the drill The vessels were also pmctiscd
in turning In given distance, the angle of the helm
being rated and compasses adjusted. OWING To
heavy northeast wind and chop boats are
ashore from the hcet tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07
COTTON MARKETS-EY TELEGRAPH

Galveston, April G.-Cotton easy middling q soi
low mldding, l3.16c good ordinary 3Sc: net ~
gross receipts. LIS bales, exports coastwse, 3sS
bales sales. 200 bales: stock 52,674 hies. a.
Norfolk. April 6.-Cotton quiet middling, Loo,
low mddllng, l1-l6c; good ordinary. &c. net ahs
cross receipts. LASS bales; exports 10 Great ritsn
400 bales; coastwise ll3 bales; sales, loOl baies'
stock 81 $50 bales.
Now Orleans. April 6.-Cotion firm; gososc
n m,iaa'ng' s,3Sc middling. Sc low , %as
uHhs. ll.lcc. good ordinary, Sovs
net receipts 1882 bales; gross 3a27 bales: exporn
to Great Britain. isIO bales . France, J,s7a baiss'
sales. 1850 bales; stock, 2Gl POI bales. ~.
savannah. April G.-totton quiet and steady. MIC
ding. Lice low mddling l3 l6c gooi ordinary
a-lGc net and gross receipts. O74 bales exports ~
thc Comment, GOO bales. ccastwise, 1854 DaIess
sales. 325 bales, stock, 50, 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

Later View OF Him.-watts-You ought to havs
seen iimmins. the poet. when he was coming inIo
tne city THIS morning on the o'clock suburban.. lag
'" ~
fotts-i saw him going home on the evening train.
guess the nre had all died out Of his eye then. InssS
Journal. Wv ~''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

The death chair having ceased to be novelty "
no longer seriously engages the attention OF great
Numbers OF people. In the case OF Hamilton the
public were content with knowing that death was
instantaneous and painless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

At their meeting, held yesterday. the Dock Board
gave orders that several landing places between
Twenty third and Ninety-sixth sts be set aside
April 81 for the OF small boats coming from
vessels taking part in the naval parade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

Another blow at State sovereignty! Justice jack
son Is thoroughly reconstructed even II he does come
from Tennessee. Mr.. Cleveland. however. stu use,
plural verb whenever he refers 10 'he '"'''u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

An Italian scholar OF deep discernment asserts
that II does not do for foreigner visiting America 10
speak four or five languages. because the people here
are sure to take him for waiter!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

The rcccp;s OF bi@adstuGs interior points Ia thou
.aads. las. three Ct. hers ooo) omittcdfoDr grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

Some Georgians will learn with regret that LORD -
Beresfords appeal has gone against him. lhouen
cheat and IA swlndler. he is more esteemed IN GER
tain parts Of Georgia than the man he swihoieo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

Thomas Towndrow the oldest OF New-forK re-
norters once received visit from Edgar Allan Poe,
who expressed a desire 10 learn shorthand ana
casually remarked that be supposed Mr.. Towndrow
had read his poem. 1.-THE Raven" on being Informed
TO the contrary the poet became so Indignant that ne
refused IN "a on with the lessons. Mr.. Towndrow IS
the Inventor OF system of shorthand and the author
OF a book on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

1t was 10 be expected that Mr. Carlisle being from
Kentucky, would soon interest the Treasury Depart
ment In the thoroughbred horse. therefore his oroer
ncerning the importation Of animals Tor breeaihE
nrrnosrs Is moi = surprise Hereafter every thing
That las not good pedigree must pay DUTY NOT
only horses, but GOgs and sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-07

What would become OF the Tammany Street Clean
ing Department If 1t had Londons 5000 miles OF
streets to clean! BY the way there l. talk OF this
department being prosecuted. B0sh! lie people %
New Ork are being prosecuted.