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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb 27.flour anll !, T i6 dn s sm
80 a@" -" st ~ ST i0 90 do straight. 80 oOG
= s. cccpts, 6,sl5 bbla u snpm SDaE No.
red spot and February - 7.so ,oe M:,I'' red, rcd
= 49, May - 7,% 3of. nH S,n. spipmonS. So
900 bush: stock. l,220l0G bush sale IY cJD,
bush Milling wheat by sample; ~" - - At ,.Ic
weak mixed spot tsbrqaTy ara G Mt'n Steamer mixed
H. Ia bid. Receipts. BOSE bush shlpn ~, no
3i.42s bush; stock. D5i '399 "''n ''' ySiloW DO
a. l2disc. Oats dull and sir:Gl 20 30 -, H.
Western, 10 1.2a4lc No; ! miXcn M,S" [n, Rye
~ | 1c Receipts 1000 bush stock. l-l,9o7; N.Y.
nui.t NO :. ,2c asked Receipts. l17o pu,n. ,
Shipments. II $50 bush: stoch. SOS bush. ivy nSS
firm and sicndy good to choIcc timothy sio ' Uor
siG 80. Grain frei.htj dull steam TO Liverpool per
Iishcl 3-id Cork FOR orders, per G'ur - r 100
- 81 cotton. lie per 100 lbs -four &c per , l"o
lis. cotton nominal: miGdlng. . &C. rr"Fi7iois
iiclt and iaIr mess pork, so 80 bulk meats l2ose
souldcr~. 10 &c long clear. l2c clear RIB siars
smoked shoulders. lie, hams. %" /" - , ''
rcfnrd T. $ic m''gr w7@H do '' nitaiion. sc
ladle fancy 23c good Ia choice. 20" &c ron '
No do fair TO good -" Gle store , ka'H c.r.
tr gan l ~ &c. Copper firm refined II 10 Ia
II l., IL Whisky firm. II 20" -.
BOSTON Feb. 27.-Ilour dun. Corn scarce I un
firm. oats scare" ana irin. H,or'1 ,"r,, O 100
cclpts-Ilour 14io bll' and 7o7i SH'k' 'orn' '''''
bush oats, 900 bush.
Offering, far. SALE. :; ear, No. hard u l-l@ a.
-: 900 No. !. Northern Duluth 80: i"' "a
"a =. tc- 600 d.. TG3-c. Closing; 30 I,n..u
"a = , - do. now - Sic; 80 North.rn puil,n,
old Il Ic, Chicago, do. 80 3fc 80 ! 40. ~ 81 -
Iuniih new - l.. Wa,hhurn DO, 20 Lac 10
. Norihcrn - Ito Winter weak. lower; .I,'.,
chr. 80 | white - - &c; :. cars 80 req. ''o.
-, ,,ui.f oa.y >tl.> =, car- ~ yellow. 10 - y
clrl do 47c: , car, 40. , do 49, l2c; cur ~.
1 do idc: . cars 80. =. 81 ic, cars 80 p '",
ear so e. a. .2c. { ear. no grade az q" >
40 white. i6c. oats easier, hb"FHl A.
.,lr, : car, 80. = white. 30 ic. carr 80 " ~"
- .. cars do n lie: ! car No. = mixed. JOG
Hariev scarce firm 40. . extra. N"Sirr. 49, -; - cc
no 3 goa sc. No. ! 30 j7c. Mi,hlEHn' ~ ,," ~
Stat. GA -Gc. ~. ! Canada. &c. w. :, &c; ~
= axirr Tjc Rye scarce. 40. = quoted &c ~!
6oc flour quiet .lSv: best spiln - n,,i,oi
oui.f easy: Unchanged Receipts Wh"a'' -' 80, DUE ,
I'm 1900 bush. oats. LOCO hn,i 9H'P"'"';
vl,,1, ,3OpO bush: corn. 700 bush.
,olc,yo Feb. o7.-Thc leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE GERMAN MUSICIANS ARE ARTISTS.

A report was published yesterday that the German
bands which are 10 play at the Madison square 'Hr
sen the last week I'm April would be likely TO have
trouble in landing on account of the contract laoor
law James w. Morrissey, who Is to manage the
concerts here said yesterday that the members ol
these bands would as artists, not as moorerS'
the most of them being indeed sooiSS. ana that thlr
admission to the country had already been proVideo
for in Washington. opposition Las been rh'e' "''oi'
from time 10 time to the admission OF foreign nut
,o,o,s bu, usuallv without r. suit. The leader of
the rfantry band which Is to CON" IS Edward Ru.ch
eweyh and the leader OF the cavalry Dahd Is lierr
Ier0ld
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

FLOUR AND Nh -eb ~ cslr,asv With the weak
n Mss uT in wheat sellers howyer ga I9 s, ri@,
700 'od S ;, S soSss ' coo h5& e. @
- .raets az a. 81 3 ii sacks 800 I1 s@Gs oaI" KIT
s. 9Soa;ai lion .. cy a aad E Ea'S' = S :
Inc 30 sPr,n E; 80 ss: =: N s;rashi dc5
g. pa s4 i winter he: s g 10 So
y s Sa9ss q ga - r g '2. 5
S; ;4s 10 e :sd SSSf = 1 osd A DIV
quiet and C449aH qgoiea at 200 bacs q Supcane
era. % lG5 b. .e4s 81
bTpnayT2e e s. wsnSf" van p' eary IN me
ais in o sy@p''9Gy ,b TA t4S Weak rads
Was angely Of switching ,ar bgT
S b Decline than they been for '@ s i has NOT &
Soar1s June ~sn f5 nSGn I I!ad n ore a y
ne aficn ,S d. and iH ne TSc supply Statement
Without 1s re- s b@ at H MniS tor Phaat ccd
a asSSs with sos ogsh ping and red
respectively for the % Gay uS ,Sam "a 10
ba.S and the total re rc@ 5 hd e4' s sHd cs
$s bush psa@ soid 'S nee s l5 Soo bush On
against is' o Sgsh foF nd rg6.'' Win me
wheat a,i SIGe' there vas only modeae bgnss aeon
Pshe Yhh was sS On enp TOOK 80 eco bu ncs
~ 5sos a f. e %De sd N1E ands?
COO and S. u" ; ; 4. zoo On Sn p 6
Sae' rs pc2 winte 77.c elevator 7s anoat
Is 10 h,, Sor49s, s 'P So sf fsSrus TS
closno At 76s.c do March. 76Sa77ec closing a. 70tc
80 My =. 72 2ss DO F j%V
C%RT-0ptions dun. and clo.ed 's'.c 80. iC%er
iniH yer. "aa'.c lower on fre"r offerings
60 3cn 600 bah futur~ 30 non bush s,ot including
mixed al 5ls.da2.c elevator, $50 i3'.c afoa,;
nngradcd mixed, joajJ'+c; 10 492a5lc steamer
Closing a. 5ia.c 10 March. ol%a52c cie1na a. size;
Dc Anil II 35l,,r closing At 81. do Nav. 5OdjOc.
co.Inr AZ To-; do july 5O ajot.c, closing At 5osec.:
oATS-Spot oats olo,cd weak At dccln, of re and
or.nns were dull AMI also 4dl2c lower; sales 50 o"0
tn.h future $4,000 bu.h spot Including 40 white 4o2@
2
Chicago 2ss.6a9c rncradcd Western mixed 3id3oi2c
do whita 4Oaiic No. . February. closing ~ &c. do
Mach 3-L137 sac closing at 37i-c do NAV 31i, d3ac.
Josinq a: 37sc DO White. February. closing AZ Htc;
90 MARI closing at 4os,c: do NAV closing at 3''4c
r. RLEY-Westcrn. OOd75c: california ,r"wlnf. G1d
e.. theyal.r 72i,c; sN.rowcd state 75d7sc two
,ovcd do GSdG7, 70 Toronto sjc 10 arrive: 40.
DO Nominal: unzradcd DO s0l95c MN.T-w"s.crn.
-03Sjc: two.rowcd SV1te 7jd77r: SIX row do S2..D
S7iac canada country and city mad" .ocof . RYE
Dul quotations: 5o00lc on track "a aG'c d"iNer
S7L6a0c for 40 so and 80 N. ar1
CSC for $50 n and sharps, and s5d0oc for ryc. on
meal 81 3Ti2 job lots. 2i2c more. fottonseed meal,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
FAIR FOR THE PYTHIAy HOME.

The Knights of Pythas OF the State OF Ne"-'orh
propose to build for the aged ana ihdlech' o'
the order and their dependents In oTder 10 rinSc
money IT, fair will he begun al the LehoA ~,
nm April IL and will last for one week IL VIII u"
known as the Pythian Homo Fair" Al present 'he
fund amounts to $4,000. \ meeting for the purpose
Of organizing women's committees was held yeseroav
afternoon al No. ia Fifth-ave. Several huhdreu
NJ the wives sisters and Swccthearts OF the memDeS
OF the order responded TO the call |onii"i''0V' W
appointed late last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
DIR. MARY WALKER TALhS WIN BfhNIo.
SHE SUGGESTS WAY TO PREVENT TIE IN
TRnnI,CTION OLE CEINOLINE.

PRODUCTION or CRINoUNE.
Dr. Mary Walker. wearing cape overcoat W'nch
nearly hid her trousers from view, went 70 fohce
Headquarters yesterday and waited for an ih'.T''e"
with superintendent Byrnes. After taking VIII" MI"
Dow hou AN hour She went away with the air Of a
1850, having a wcirhty secret. She was not VIII
ing 10 tell why she had been TO see the euperih
tendent Mr.. Byrnes said he had listened 10 story
without fully understanding IT. and Dr. Walker h"d
nromissd TO tell it 10 him again another day she
had not been robbed. and no crime had beer talked
NJ I'm the interview. To another man M thr Cch'r"i
OnBce DR. Walker said that the men should ols-
cnnrare the wearing Of crinohnc BY refusing TO give
mn seats in the cars and elevated trains 10 women
who wore hoops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
THE PFTROLETH MARKET.

Tho cr1'ie oil market was strong yesterday anu
decidedly active compared with recent records.
Tho sales Of options at tho Consolidated STOCK ana
Petroleum Exchange amounted 10 'o,oW pdrI'i',
and prices showed A steady rise from ~ sc III u'
nuoning 10 G3 lac at the close NO business WIS
dom. al the stock Exchange % .
refined quotations were unchanged AZ o.Jo cents
In barrels = 20 cents I'm bulk. md olO cents IN
case, Crude oil was quoted AZ 30 cent, IN o DIT
r.l and z cents I'm bulk. Foreign quotations were
Antwerp. IL - francs; Bremen, 5.3o MARKS LON
don, 4 7-l6 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

- oss 600 bush: oats, 1000 bush; rye' f'000

corn, -co,OOO Uu,'
bush: bar,ey. 1000 BUSH .y. M cash.
Toledo Feb 2wnsat a S si steaSy go o CASH
.lc nay a. 34c 40 3, 4lc: No. 4 39c. wa,a
aas' Sp'% S BRINE E Sasn as 5 cash
seed dnIi' qW,r soi bush corn, i3Os bush
oats NONE 'S %Sraf 800 bush bush corn
, ots 800 bush: rye, 400 bush; coverseeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good ordnary6 @.lg i T "A inS 81.
1Nnrnool telesianls ! - p m.-Rcceipi' 1WO D'''.
o. %hrR American 900 baCs SAL ZOO BALE, 81
Sl,rh for speculation AMI export. 300 ha'e-;
1000 baies spot market in BUYERS favor M'u''"7
Thc pc,t roccir.s - IA bales comparing o wv,
90 40 fales for the corresponding day la,t year tr
S,Itemhnr IN. receipts have been ~ - bao' 'T
6g4 1lj bales during The corresponding t'ilou o,
aco The figures appended show the weeks "O- "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
FALL RIVER LINE.
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUI.-CONIFOR
EPPS'S COCOA.

BkEAkFAsI.-"B horousn knomledge OF The
natural which govern the operations VI digestion and
nutrition. and by CAREFUL Application Of ths nne proper
breakfast tables With deicately Favored age which
may u, many heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the
bo gradually built until strong enough TO resist
tendency TO disease Hundr reds OF subtle ma.adics
are floating around ready attack wherever there
WEAK point We may escape many fatal shaft BY
keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
property nourlshed frame: civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk. Sold only
IN haf pound tins. by Qrocers. labelled thus JAMES
EPPS CO. omGopsu ic Chemists. London. Englana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHOTATIONs on BEEVES
WlEKLY RECEIPTS.

GOOD to prime stcc> sold Oh" year ago az - '""fN 60
n a,erar. price "-tIHaf'd At - 80 49,,
EEEVf.S' Receipt, for two days rs ears or 3'Si hu
COS car- con, gn.d direct 10 slaughter aud ~ ."H
for the market and counting held over last H'tnf
day Their 80 TO 10 sold. Inc h"rh't vWLlI
finn brisk. and cu-.d strong and 81 ae hGh.T
all around. All sold At = jodr' 30 i"r 81 i,haN -
GOOD steers - 20 Tor head. rNta - - 90 l0T "u
oven: - Sod-i 80 for cosrd bulls - .'drl Tor ,"
fed 53G-i Tor COWS. tlfy q I'D h'f a t" MN az
eL,09Lc per -. be-. fdtr. Iaf'-t cduc H'''
quoted rigordted h'f SLING - fac Irr y, nhl NHr,l'
can steady ~ 90. ll, cs'in lti dead weight y"
.himnen- lie ~toch ;rr-h p' 4, from this port -
Gny or Tue-dy m N1I.uc l. tehind tim" ana cannot
-e before thu latter pat 81 the w"ct. ~
I.ou, H. -e-t.n At The 'aic- ar1!n today WIN
car> 81 Chicago -to-f-. II" concluded that Nr" YORK
Uoor Ilsce TO hold cattle and I'D 0t before
a'tl ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
propss

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
~ York Cy, February ed, 1893. Sealed proposals. In
trpcatc VIII b. received here until AZ o'clock noon
March an IsSs and then opened Tor furnishing ali labor
house. Governors Island Landing New.York City N T.
In Accordance with instructions and specicatons
nshcd OH application 10 above address, The Govern
ment reserves the right TO reject any ali proposals
Envelopes containing proposals. be
for Repairs 10 Ferryhouse" and addressed to JAS NJ
MOORE, Deputy Quartermaster. General, U. :. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

rcht; 1893. lS.e.
,.,-,,, ., .........4 22G ijf 412o
Visible suppy..'...'' ini I17
Receipts day :.:--.', ..-'''-'' II Du - 8i2
Expoit 20 Great Britain. day. Il'''i / ici
IN ports 10 France. day ....--..--..-. -. 3aGi
o Continent. ! daY i''V'
stock In in licensed ware oo- ooo oep $50
houses counted daily ..-.--..-..-. q 10 AZ
In other places estimated ''"'
Total stock In Newfork. by running oo- sea 4ol p82
Stock I'm all United States ports. 'r''.l'
The option market was active ana ,,a nsvt crp n
150l8 ponts this and OF ~ p lls o." ~ oT,en sou OF
symnathv with Liverpool and IN r. lee1ntot" ~ az ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

JuIy . ,-...-. 75"''" ''N
rS,aay .-....~. 20 a.. -. =.
1 N1y ...' -..... 80 -. 49, ''F'''''
9a,s So. = ~ 90. cot .es
Nay '''' -, -. S-s
Nav .....- l-% i va
lard. W i'' :" ,,co r2-es 1890 100
l,"r l:ir, PER 100 ,o,o oq7, 100,
''0, o,,,,,ons wore as follows: Flour weak. but
not quo.aby CHANGED so : cpinc "h'at' ~ - &c.
-. , ping wheat 81 1'c No t TN' 81 , da'.
20 2o3% No. a. N 4a t. W. Ho. > ryr 52c No.
> % ha,cv n4c e. s.. g. T. o.. b.. ieaea.c: n.
!. (. o. D., "'"'-'' ~, n,rl-
rnr ibl IL Io IL 20. lard per 700 p -: 81 -d
W. - short r'N, lacs l'- Snort clear ,idcs
dox,.n. go 53o 5000. Whisky; dl,n,rS "i''"''
Ite s oPs losees 5SSS
G %?'" nu,............!a;;!SSSS , ii2%S
@ l:;s sa. 7i iSSS $500 1909
~, no produce Exchange to-day the battcr market
~, -" d ul'r fr,aincry iva 7c dairy 2o4-5c LEGS
weak ,hGny IT, r,sh' 10 fmr weak: fancy ~ l5a
s., 5 ' iamy = ga . So wheat weak l,rG %%sr
49, Td' zoe; hG T., pair demand: 80 : mixed,
a 2 &c. oa, in fair DEMAND 70. n'I Iork
34o:jc. Rye dnll en-, 40. - IIuik meats
SqSt % 40 s ia hSon "I E%'y ,dy. VIII
kcv firm sales, Hr3 bari'lH IL - 49,
lower, fincy Elsin crr9m'ry,, 7 o s,o,Gy 4764oc
Sugar easy bard refined , l~i% l-c ~" 1bc"i,
3 asa 34c Eggs heavy lower, ~ =, 90
| firm prime to choice OHIO hh'' j" 80 -
| ,ri,',utcc Feb 27-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
Nav q; ; &c: 80. spring &c, 80 northern, &C.
@orn dul: 80. D. &c. Oat, quiet "" WhNe'
IA lie: no. 3 white. ga 33c. barley Ihet 3D.
- co. ,,omnlc aOg SOC Rye quiet, No. !, % !! &c.
| II.,n,tsi,ns u.iet Poril-May, So -. Lard-May'
sl3.e ~. kgrnP' :, ddo bnsh' Shpmcnts-Flour,
ll.ioO bis wheat "oo0 V"H" D ta,. ,r,,o IN
Minneapolis. Feb .I.-iMr' WIS ,a.' in uIcag,
day May sold down IT, o'S Sm .'v ynS VERY good
ruled last week Most OF TIE 40 Northern SrS
were at % "a 66c no Nor,n'rn ~ Gu - ond ~
al GIc. Receipts "f wheat here w , T,,,,rv ,,%:
Duluth and superior "3 ShrS' ~ 70 lowe.t sc
| closed, ~ &c July olrheu 20 81, me- eni' No
| lowest 90 J.ec, closed. ~ J+c. Vn "n ' Nv.
| hard 90 l-2c 40. Northern, Ooc, No Nor'"'r"'
| 62c.
| Philadelphia Feb. "7.-Flour-M Market 81 n 9n.
inaly unchanged. Winter SUPER win1rr
do extras. - @oa ~ 'o' , NO. r"iIrr
family. .. 73o$ y 70 -, pcnl"S Wi ,n, rlrnr
straight. ~ Boa ~ - western 80 W,,': uirI.r'
~ 2ja ~ 50; do, do, straight - W" r. %; -" do
patent. ~ - - Mlhlcsoh; o,'a, 81 -. Ninnr'
straight, s3 .3' - 10 a"' pn.1n ca H. ~ II. do
sofa. clear. $50 ~ 30, do sraEht =, .o% h u'
| Rye -four quiet ana barely S.r.lS , a.. rr,-, lut
choice P'nnsyivhnia. Hnrk"m'at n"a' q"i ,oh ~
firm, under light oncrlheS' az r-"T1 ~ pp,n.a 81
for neW INVERTEBRATES, ~r 'rrra "nu 81 oob bush
20 lie; April y lfa77 &c May as l-i% - &c;
Cornoption market weak closing ) ga &c lover on
call re visible supply Sn"Msd an n'rr1SS %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
L n5i ans mo

Lost anJ fouuo
I 3Sr-Bankbook No. 1882 on Dry Dock Sevngs
- hank. Any person having claims upen said book ls
called to procnt tho TO the bank Within Thirty
days or the said book Will bo declared cancelled sad ex
ungushed, end now enc issued In lieu thersef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

COTTON The spot market was dul ana o,o'u i,'
hon Sa''s. l11 bales 10 @ilt
ncrs Quotations are based on the |'hei'ah s''-''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28
roCKe Or GRAIN NEW. YORK.

Total ................1t o39,S2S l3%o6O'o 71sc'"'
Comparing with previous weeks total wheat o.
decreased OF e7 bush rye increased 1883 bush barrie
Increased $50 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-28

vrEn sslesmen for California wines .sseemensi
w month and expenses, with chance f for Addrss
com nl, s1% .frmns. W. A. VANDERC00K' W. "
i nea Ssssens 10 Angeles. California,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
YACHTING.

The New York Yacht club Naae. the
Day for Holding the Annual Regatta
-Omcers Elected - Trial Races for
Securing the Americas Cup Defend.
er.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The New York
Yacht club met this evening and elected
the following officers: Commodore, Edwin
D. Morgan; vice commodore, w. Butler
Duncan, jr.; rear commodore, Ralph N
Ellis; secretary, ]. v. s. Oddie.
The date fixed for the annual regatta
was Thursday, June Is. A number of
amendments were made to the constitu-
ton. The proposed amendment seeking
to classify sloops, cutters and yswls on a
sailing length basis was thrown out. The
proposed amendment in regard to disqual-
measured within ten days of the date of q
race was referred to the measurement
committee.
The Americas cup committee announced
that for the purpose of selecting vessel
to represent the New York Yacht club In
the coming contest for the cup. trial races
would be sailed early In September, under
the rules and time allowances of the club
as far as possible, but that any excess of
length on the load water line over eighty
Eve fest would be counted double for
time allowances. These trial races
will be open to all vessels of one mas. con-
structed and owned in this country and be-
tween So and Sc feet on the load water
line. The results of the trial races will not
necessarily be conclusive as previous per
formsncss will be considered. claim was
made for the name Valiant for the new
Vanderbilt yacht which Is expected to be
completed early in May. Many new mem
bers were elected
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
TELRGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

An explosion of gas occurred in Cony-
ipgham shaft, Wilkesbsrre, Pa, today.
Nine men were severely burned. John
Morgan ard James Hopkins cannot re-
cover.
The boilers of the Old Planters COM
press, In South vicksburg, Miss, exploded
yesterday. James Caldera, 10 Finch and
Wells Clifton were killed. Six others were
perhaps fatally hurt.
The Massachusetts, joint judiciary com
mittee reported bill yesterday favorips
the abolition of fast dsy, and making the
18th of April. Lexington day, legal holi
day. The bill will be amended so as Il
provide for the closing of liquor saloons
| on that day.
Chief Justice Mason, in the superio
court, Boston, yesterday granted an in
| junction against the further conduct o
business by the officers of the Guardian
Endowment society. 1t is alleged that tn
order ia insolvent, and that the officer
have employed agents to solicit certifest
holders in violation of the rules of tn
Il order
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03

PARIS, Feb. 2-M Waldeck Rousseau re-
sumed his argument in behalf of II. Eiffel
upon the opening of the court today. He
argued that NJ Elf-l mad acted with recti-
tude and courage in coming to a settle.
meut with NJ. Monchicourt, the official
liquidstor of the Panama Canal com eany,
and that the liquidstor, by the act
of signing the arrangement with M.
Eiffel, testified that he was convinced OF
the fairness of the stipulations contained
in the agreement.
NJ Waldeck- Rousseau read the CORES
pondencs which passed between II. Eifel
and the Hquidstor before the agreement
was signed. The liquidator wrote that the
contract would be annulled If anything
should be disclosed casting reflections upon
NJ. Effers transactions with the company.
The advocate urged that nothing to which
unjust suspicion may be attached has been
disclosed. His client had been the victim
of calumny. His profits had not exceeded
1000, 600 francs. and had been obtained in
a perfectly Legitimate manner.
At the close OF the address the oourt sd-
journed until Thursday next, when 1t is
expected that judgment will be rendered in
the case.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03

and bayonets hung around, will be seen
pretty girls in charge of voting boxes, or
committee tables, with the soldierly forms
of the company officers and committeeman
bending over sundry correspondence.
The tents and booths are to be arranged
around the sides, and the center left open
for dancing.
Among the prizes to be disposed of by
chance are q Singer sewing machine valued
at $50, a worlds fair trip ticket valued at
$65, Yale gas stove, two suits of clothes
and many other useful and ornamental
articles. There Is also to be Q competitive
gold medal. The shoot will be open to
all.
The members of the company are work
ing with will and everything points to
unbounded success
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
Mrs Biaine.s Health.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Mrs. James G.
Blaine will shortly leave Washington for a
few weeks. Her destination has not yet
will go to some southern resort. Her
health is fairly good, considering the long
physical etrain to which che has been sub
jected for go many weeks in consequence
of her assiduous watch at the bedside of
Mr. Blaine She has been the recipient of
many invitations from friends in different
sections of the country urging her to visit
them, bat has not accepted any or theee
offoro
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
IN ANSONIA.
A Colored Burglar Captured-Several
Stores Burglarized.

ANsoNIA, Feb. "A oolored man about
twenty five years of age named William
Randall, Of Norwich, was arrested here to-
day. He confessed, on being questioned,
to having been engaged in the burglaries
at Goes drug store and d. Il. Kelly's in
Birmingham on Friday night or Saturday
morning, but said that the actual robbery
there was done By a man named Frank
DeMay, q Frenohman whom he has been
travelling with. They were also the parties
who broke into four stores in Ansonia
Tuesday night, and he told the officers
where the money obtained there hsd been
hidden.
Randall pleaded guilty to the charge
against him and was bound over to appear
at the next term of the superior court In
Bridgeport, under 81 900 bonds for the
burglary at Hubbard's, and $500 for the
burglary at Perry's. He was taken to
Bridgeport jail.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
Murdered BerHu,baud,

NRw YORK, Feb. AT 14S Flatbuah
avenue, Brooklyn, the police this sfter-
noon found the dead body of Mrs. Jacob
Plimmer In bedroom on the second floor
with bullet wound in her head. Her
husband was shot through the abdomen
and, although conscious, was believed to
be dying and WAS immediately taken to
the Methodist hospital. After his arrival
at the hospital Plimmer said that he had 6
quarrel with his wife just after he came
home to dinner. The dispute became very
| bitter and his wife shot him with 80
calibre revolver. Then she turned tn,
weapon upon herself, with the above re
l ar1t
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03

PROVIDENCE, L, Feb, Am outside
| syndicate is trying to secure control of the
Union Railroad company Of this city.
| Rumor has it that the Metropolitan Trac.
ton company of New York ie
the intending purchaser. The capital.
| izstion of the Union railroad Is
| 50, 900, 600 and the price of the stock has
| advanced from S205 on January TO $3.50
to day, at which price stockholders are
invited, in stock brokers' circular, &c
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
Foundrymen Injured.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. Am e1plo-
sion which injured fourteen men took place
this evening at the Star foundry in this
city, q low wooden building at the corner
of Washington and Martin streets. The
men had, finished work and the moulders
had gone home, leaving the laborers to
empty the stock. The hot alag struck the
wet ground and an explosion followed
wreckipg the building.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-03
Daughter. of veterans.

BosroN, Feb. 2-More than 100 mem
beers of the Massachusetts, department of
the National Alliance, Daughters of Vete-
rams, all the department officers and TWEEN
ty-two delegates assembled in annual con-
vention to day. Mrs Ellen II. Walker,
the department president, occupied tbs
chair and the morning session consisted of
routine business, reports of officers, etc.