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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-03-25

MOSES LJLL, Of Lynn, Mass,
sought horse for - cents, and was
:incd $40 and costs for cruelty to an
inalS III driving it home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice inzrshsm convened the Court % oyer and
Termncr Yesterday 81 the thr calendar
was ready for trll and court adjourned until to-
morrow.
CHIEF Judge Sdgwick and Judge Freedman. yesterday
listened TO the argument the suit between Peter DE
Iaey and Albert ]. Adams witch + brought - the
bookmaKcr- for purpose Of testing the conNiuto1y
81 the Ives Pool The appeal from the Injunction
,.cnv GRANTED y Judge Ne Adam Adams from
conducting poooom In the house owned bv DE Lacy. AZ
No % West Twenty .nnth.st. william J. Howe appeared
for De Lacy ana Marx for Adams John NJ Bowers.
who asked to bc allowed into IN" case on behalf
Of the raccr1ck people handed In brief 10 the court on
ffiddy.
Mis-. Esther Jacobs recently IecoN'fd verdict Tor
se5 900 Tor breach Of pom Of marriage AGAINST Henry
49, Sire 4 rcsl estate dealer. An execution was -
,ucd Oh the Judgment ent'f,d and ye-tcriay the en-
,uto va. returned Is the sheriff entirely un-i,nci h.
having l.en unable 10 Ind any property on which to
levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
THEIR FESTIVAL ENDED ~ RIOT.

WORCESTER Mass. April 10Th" blooil"st fight
ever Gen I'm this city occurred In that section oil
the city known as Dungarvar yesterday afternoon
The cOmlaianis were Turks. Arabians and Armenlans
Last Sunday week the Catholic Armcnlans had an
Easter cclebrrtion and invited many Mahometan ana
Greek Church friends The Mahometans observed
their spring festival yesterday and asked their Catholic
friends To participate. While the festivities were a
their height Domltt Jacobs. Catholic Armenian.
cut n cross with pocket knife In 'ablecloh In the
house Of George Dull0wc. where one Of the fcasts
was held. Thi- prccpltatel fight. which was al
jonrncd 10 the street. and soon IA mob Of over 100
Asiaiics was making things lively with stones and
clubs while pistol and knives were also brought into
play. Word finally reached til" police and nine
officers were sent To the who arrested sixteen
Of the belligcrcnis including jacobs. All The Prison
crs are more or less bruised and wounded. In the
police court this morning four were dis
charged. The Others were each fined 30 After
cOnrt over. the party went home TO their
Quarters and the fight was renewed. but the pole"
were on the spot and qucllcd the fight. one woman
wa, struck on the head with n club and had Ia be-
taken TO the hospital Her assnilant arrested
with two Others. I'll" was nd seriously hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11

George NJ Townsend and Albert :. Fuller com
posing the firm OF Fuller ~ Townsend. dealers In
clothing and mems furnishing goods ut Nos. So and
~ scnoCast., Eulfao. made an assignment In THIS
city yesterday 10 Theodore L. Nortlrop Mr.. Town
send who Is also In the clothing business In this
city at Nos. 900 and o.2oi Thirdave. extending
through as an l. to Nos. I56 to 100 East one-hun-
drcd and twenty fifth St. and at No. o1S West One
hundred nd twenty ifhst., made an assignment Il
Mr.. NOrthrop. Mr.. Townsend also assigned prop
erty In Hyde Park. Mass. and his undivided inter
est In six lots at Tewksbury. Mass, and gave indi
vidual preferences amounting 10 SEIZE rs follows
Orlando Wood Of South Yarmouth. Mass, S2.iC0
John Crosse. OF Chicago. $1,000 william \. Fuller
Of Chicago $4,000; Manufacturers National Bank
OF Boston, 3d. The firm OF Fuller 4 Townsend
gave preferences for $1,000 as follows: W. A. Full
Ter, CT icago ~ 900. and American Exchange Eank,
OF Buffalo, - 900. all for notes. They began bust
ness In Buffalo in 1880 and Mr.. Townsend opened n
store In this city in 1857 They said they had a
capital OF $4,000 In the entire business. Mr.. Town
send lives nj No. ga LcnOX-ave
Thomas ". Robertson shipping and commission
merchant at No. broadway. made an assignment
yesterday to Henry ". IIirdon, giving preferences
for $I3.s66 fotws Findlev Robertson. S01jt
Adamina f.. 4. Smith. 2.ab2: Jacob b. Underhill.
~ 200, and Alfred J. T. smith, $40. all for money
loaned. The American Exchange National Bank Is
also preferred for Whatever NAV become due notes
ind0rsed by Mr. Robertson which 1t discounted. He
has been In business here since 1o- has correspond
cnts In England. Scotland Italy and the EASt Indies.
lie imported produce. wood for pipe manufacturers.
Italian and fruits. and exported clocks and
other American manufactures. Mr.. Robertson
also the president and baccr OF the Ongley Electric
Company against which he obtained an attachment
for $23 .G7 On April D. The Fourteenth Street Bank
has obtained an attachment against Mr.. Robertson
for Sic7l a year ago he said lie was worth
100000.
Il. Davis Washburn has been appointed receiver
In supplementary proceedings for Gustavc 4. j.
Milar. promoter. formerly president of the Mem
phis. Little Rock and Indian Territory Railroad Com
pany. In the suit Of Philip Mafia and Martin QustrOp,
who obtained judgments against him In september.
1r0O. for SlO2Go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
.DyrrEEEpERs, TO HAZE so LICENSES

THE LIQUOR DEALERS CrNTfON TO AID THE
EXCISE BOARD.
The Excise Commissioners Yesterday decided that
iloy would iry III" aid II the Liquor Dealers
Association in an attempt 80 improve H." Character Of
the licensed nqucr store, III the city. They passed
the following resolutions:
Wher a.. The Eoard .\ci, have hecn Informed Of the
desire part of th" Lqpr 1lts' Association 70
id their trade rcucI> and ott improper
20 hr licensed. /; j. n .fcforr
Il solved That the Bond % ENci>" request th" Liquor
pcoer, Association Of NcwNork civ to present 3" th"
Con MI soncr. 81 ENci~' such hfo nation a. they may
have REGARDING all places that are kept o. rr"ft@ i'f
thl .yc. mmco i"n Other d-oreriy persons. ana an
licensed persons who's" characters or manrr "f conduct
inc their business renders improper prr'ons To BE-
r,licen-ed and II j. further
Il solved That while The Commissioners g fNclse VIII
In every case determine "a" piOpty II Granting licenses
for new places upon th'lf own Jud;u"htH, ana WIN
r.ca-d only public convenience aud Ia rIIhtN anu
n,c.:. aupllcaut~ property owners and residents ~
%. vicinity {, De affected =, IN" Icons" sought thev
invite the cooperation Of tic Liquor Dealers A>>o'l''o"
in preventing improper persons from obtning licenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
S0rrU c,ROLryA,S NEW LrOrOR LAW.

P't,burg April io.-Governor II. u. Timan and
state Commissioner u. II. TroXer. OF South Carolina.
are IN Irsburg looking after stock Of liquors and
bottles. Governor T1man said to n reporter The
new DLspcnsary law goes into effect on July 1.
After that date there will not b" licensed saloon In
the whole State Of South Carolina. TIE wines,
v'iskcs beer and In fact all beverages containing
alcohol will be- sold only AT state d>penSarl"s. by
snlard and bonded officials. Every ounce Of alcoholic
lIpuor, sold within the State will 10 purchased by IN"
state Commissioner. ard no liquors Of any kind can
be shipped into n" State 10y any common carrier
unless the package bears certificate signed by III"
state Commissioners These packages will b. dis
tributod local dlspensarieS on" or more OF which
may be located In any town where "A petition for
It's establishment Is signed by majority OF the free"
hold voters Drug stores prohibited from selling
any spirits except alcohol. which must he purchased
from the State The new law will make wonder
f change I'm the state and think II will finally be
universally adopted solution of IN" liquor
rrobIcm For forty years II has been In successful
opcratlon In Norway. There ar" SIX prohibition
{ ountics In south Carolina where there VIII be 10
li,uru sLr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
ST. LCEE'S TO BONOE ITS FRIENDS.
p,vILIoys or THE NEW HOSPITAL TO BEAR
THE NAMES OF OFFICERS

p,vIrlOys or THE NEw HOSPITAL TO BEAR
THE NAMES OF OFFICERS.
Tho new edffcc now building for IN" -. LnR'S
Uo>pl,al on Norning,Iic Heights VIII consist o
several scparat. pavlIons. as described r'cchuy III
Tr Tribuue George Macculloch Miller. IN" president
81 the board ~ managers Of the hospital suggested
recently tla, tho building, be- mined In memory "i
those who have been aciiv" In the maintenance ana
the growth ~ the Institution. The Building Com
miitcc has approved The Idea
tccodlnslv Il Is said that the administrative bnid
IN An he centre 81 tn" group, Will be- called the
Mnhlrnbcrg Memorial Building. after Dr. william A.
MuhI.nbcrg one II the early projectors ana earnest
supporters of the hospital. The Western pavlIoh'
facing I'm one hundred and thiric"nth>t VIII BE- the
Mln,urn Memorial Building. after Robert H. Min'urh
the hospitals first president. The structure for the
street east fronting In one hundred and thirteenth
H., will b" known tho Norric Memorial Bnllding az
ter Adam Norrc. the first treasurer OF the hoSpita
and a most jealous wor,er for is welfare. The
nurses home I'm ono hundred and thirt"enthst VIII
take Ihn name ~ the Vanderbilt Memorial Building
william II. Vanderbilt having contributed the amount
required for erecting tile nurses home Of the present
hospital at Fihavc. ani Fly four'h-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
GOLD GOING on THE HArEL.
THREE HOUSES VIII. SEND $500 ooo-wHFRE
WILL IT END1

THREE HOUSES Will SEND $500 WHERE
WILL IT ENDi
The shipments Of gold today on 'hN iIav"l Will
snount 10 a. 10000 Ilcdehach. lckenemer
70 v,u 49,, 5000 900. Lazarf frcr"s. -l.poo"
Ard I.,dcnhurg Thaimann a Co, t10poop or IN"
s,u s3a.o 900 was taken from the sub Treasury.
~o soa uos received m the sub Treasury yesterday
Tho rreosurv statement Yesterday showed a roid
rpserve of siO6 ~ o GJ6. against sl""2i1 -" on
saturday The shipments Of today viii not show IN
the repor. until Thursday. and hy that Tim" u Is
toped INA, considerable gold will have been received
q, tho different sub TREASURES
No;w,hsianding the large shipments. the eNchang"
pate remains firm. There Is M prospect ~ me snip
ma,,, eeas,ng Some Of the bank"rs who al" sell
Wing mos, Of the exchange bills about m"nih ago
mad. careful calculations a. t how much Ia" ship
ren,s would probably amount 10 b"fore summer
r,.y synr.a tina, Europe would take from s25op.ooo
IN .9o 600 600 from this country. Since that I'm"
a,ou, 5000 600 has been shipped and the bankers
,uuv .xpec, the shipments viii 60 on until IN least
o. : 600 600 has gone out
A hsnker talking OF the situation Yesterday salu
,sa. the Secretary 81 the Treasury would nav" on'
e,,l,v I'm nlncing bonds repensh the reserve no"
~ no should try for the bank deposits ~er" nov 80
is,ec as they were rSo months ago. AZ thai nhl''
~ aid an issue 81 bonds would have nearly or
en,,rey s,opr.d shipments. because gon n'ni 81
a.. r,ld vas sent out by importers s'uhie 'h',I
Foreign obligations for i"hr INA, s" id 49," -, lac
a premium and for,sn debts w1nld nav, !" NJ
Maid an mo more expensive currency: hu' IoI -,
fear many foreign accounts "ohld nav. ,'m ,,id
unsettled and domestic on"s 20" JUG ,.ss a,.,,r an
he otser -,d" and other things being equal, man
would prefer 10 let debts stand there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
4 SIMPLE BrT EFFECTIVE FIRE ESCAPE

The rain Yesterday afternoon ala not prevent u
large. number Of people from gathering III 'front.' VI
No 1913 West Forty sccond-st. long rope was S"s
no,a.d from n pulley which was attached to the ROOF
:, ma, huildiug The excitement OF the crowd reached
him pitch when the plump figure OF Johh f.
urod.kv appcarcd at the window OF tn" iourh Story
lie piaccd a belt which was at one "hd oI 'hr r"Po
dr hIs arms and showed himself from the WINDOW
v,,h ev.rv click Of the pulley Mr.. Brodsky came down
as,r,d distance and finally he aghtcd on the
,,,,.,L with such ease and grace to call FORM
loud Applause ,, r,.o
The frs, public test OF the Florence SAFETY f"e
v.oa,o was being made and 1t certainly ala w"r"
u liz mechanism consists Of an oscnla''nG paw
.,to, b.tween two frcll0nal Jaws controlling the
c,,on Of the machine 80 that Hight or eeivy weights ar
',,rcd vi,b equal ease and safety. II needs no manp
.,a,,,, IN tbe part Of the person descending. "heh
an. has reached the ground III" machine u ''"S 'o'
.uother 20 descend immrnia'"v. -
moro T. a loop a, each end OF the rope n p'rSo"
-, ,,, ,ho loou nearest III" machine over the "''"
I'D fla. body under the arms throw the iohg
w . ,, cround and then. getting oat o' Ia" VIII
Wv I'm H.. lowered steadily aud easily by the MA
'' ,,,,,out the slightest effort on his part mus
- 10 M difference whether the person DE Iris"'
d ar III or exhausted , a., u,ororce safely
,,n shaw the president OF Wv - ",. ,n,rhinc
JONI 1nnunny Is the Inventor oi IN. h,i' ,I,,
flre rac"P "urgesied 10 him by the L,ihhu no.',
ne " .,rnrus., n few years ago. M''S nv ,, and
n nio adopted the con'r'Na"o'' " - '"'
simple. .,,, T. The secretary and treasurer nho
H. .n,.'Ly l. a stakeholder and the coui',"l ,o'
John r. pio"'" me ottci Is at No. lO3 west rory
The company. NV wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
4 FIGHT NTH CATTLE THIETES.

THE LEADER OF THE BAND. \ PROMINENT
sTOCKMAN. BADLY WOUNDED.
sioux CITY. Iowa. April lo.-The h"rders on Nh"
Willie. Cheyenne ard FAN River ranges, In south
Dakota. have been annoyed for months by caiil"
thieves, who have stolen large numbers OF cattle
changed the bran1s and The animals TO markets
I'm the East or 80 the ru,or range, In northern
wyoming. Recently cattle droVcrs associa'on en-
lloycd "A man named Noscs, from the Black Iiills
country, 10 cndoaNor Ia procure evidence on when
To prosecute the thieves. About "A week ago Moses
made "A reppr, 10 the effect that A. y. snyder
prominent stockman whose range Is near III" " Bnd
Lands was al the head Of the band OF thieves. ana
that his principal assistant was one koweh' war
rants for their arrest were sworn out ana phc"d III
the hands Of T.. W. ElaGcly, sheriff OF Fall lhN"r
County for service. Accompanied by Moses. The
sheriff went 10 snyders camp to make III" arrest
A. soon a. they got within range snyder ana his men
ot the beginnng Of The fight. lie and ElakHy look
io shelter and returned the fire. The catucmen kept
mn the fight untll their ammunition was exhausted
and then fed all except snyder and Rowcn escaping
aud Roweu received wounds that prevented his es-
cape.
4 posse IS now In pursuit 81 The rest OF the rahs'
y,h, hay. gone into the hill country ana trouble Is
cNno,i.d should the thieves be ovcrtAk'l. by 'h'
arrest Of snyder and ROwen II Is believed the gang
has been broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
COURT CALENDARS roE TODAY.

supicine Court. nerd nm before Van BfLt, T. j.
E sirr,r a@' oaft nam, r. .orc Baic J-Moon
''s%r r'n S''''' ,i 'm-ra Before Lawnce
! Demurfef 80 80. divorce, 80 2sl9. La" and n.y.
N 600 -. as !5i si. 2oia 26i3 253 81 1913
@"I: sS ne 24 go ~ r "a Far, -porc Andrews
go - = - G do iaid iol ~ lci T. r5i5
Girtat co4fi Ialt IIincfors Truay II%o, $50
5s s S s96 s S s sSS W. ~ sc 80. ss s5 $685.
'-o' ;ir,nii j11rt-Iar i-Adjourncd Tor the term.
circuit Court-rat H-Before Patterson. J.-c"se'
'o cr ras 'tour,-rar: Iv-Bcforo Beach. J.-casc,
''0si ,rgsr,'s Cout-Tri, Before Fitzgerald s.
osnfloea,a, Court Chambers before Ransom. s.-Moon
q oS $ ! M% ~ 10 faa mi aS%a M,a"q
JANA aSaFf tda t%n MaFfass sAs' sl'an Il ''s'''
fs%%S" rssspes % S5 'Ss j%
ss q e. g. sa rsS ~ ~ g. n'''n 'S''
sos .o" ioie 20 ,4s is ,ie4 dse o,i o9s aci
'sn 1 s7 1873 l' j aa! go ns. ~ ia BE-. H. H.
cm@on RAJ Term-rart IIBcforc Dav. c. J.
Com Common '5%I a rerm-part r-neoe ceserch
superior Court-Goncal rcrm-Adourncd for the term.
sursfar Coar-i iIal Icrm-Iart I-Before Dugro, j
Superior Couft-ffa Term-Parts IL III-Adiournei
O' city Cout-spcial Term-Bcfore Enrich, c. J.MO'
y ce"rTI' yos pa aa Hc, MGs ss 49,
2'i oty Court III ff, rsr-pa -ntors Newhnrscr j.
yos ISL. 300 237i. 1872 1917 l5al 2$ss. 2,s? lso9
1,S0 2i9O 2i9l, 24o2 @t?5 @i!@. 2t9I. 2iJJ, 2jOO'
o5oI' :5oi 300 2507 25osL2. 300. 25lo.
CITY Cour,~Tral Term-rart I Ilicforc Mccarthy L
xos IG3I oOOJ 1870 GsG 1879. 1902. lj01 SO 1917,
oai 1854 1926. eo2o. oolo osi 1897. olo 900. 1885
1913 49,. 32ji. 2lJO. 219. . -
Citv CourtITHai Tcrm-rar IXml'ei fore Van wycG
3It5. 1850. 3l2S, 2lSO. 800,
S3ol aids 5IG9 32iJ 1926 32oi 33l1
Court oil Oyer aud Tcmincr-iicfoic ingaham, j.. and
Assistant District Attorney wcck.-No day ca,.ndar
" OUT of General >c.sOns-Part I-B'iOrr Mafunc j..
and Assistant DiStrct-Auorncy Macdohd-NOs 10
90 inclusive. >, ,, -,,,,
Court Of i,cn.ial Se,sicns-lar, 1lBcforc Fitzgerald
j. and Assistant Distrct.Attofncy Mclntyre-NOs. to
II. inclusive. -. No.. 60, =,
- torrt 81 GENERAL Scssionsart 1II-Bcfoe SMITH. r.
aad Dsr t-Auorncy Nico and Assistants Wellnaa ald
O,bor l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
~ FINE HOUSES
TO LET At
~ SHORT HILLS, N. ].
PURE WATER, pERthtr DhAiNAGE' GAS
PLACE OF DELIGHTFUL HOMES.
Only 50 minutes from New-fork, on MOTIFS ana Essen
dll sion d.. L. W. Il. IL Depots at barclay ana
Christopher sts. Forty trains daily
INQUIRE At OFFICE OVER STATION.
THE COURTS.
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.
NOTIONS AND ArrEALs FROM ORDERS ARGUED
-TIIE CALENnAE.
BUSINESS IN

BUSINESS IN TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
MOTIONS AND ArpEALs FROM ORDERS ARGUED
THE CALENDAR.
Albany. April lO-n the Court OF Appeals to-
day these motions were heard
sarah +. Mrllcn. appellant ac'. William G. Ban
Ming ct al motion for leave to submit brief be
half Of ADULT dricndani. submitted
II. ~ Douglass asf. the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany Of Brooklyn. appellant; motion TO dis
miss apptal-WilliaM L. Cintwell for motion; II. ~
sciNIs ior respondent.
Mary r collier AIT. EmclInc Miller of al appel
lantN John smith. Appellant, az, M"w ior" IN
sid, 1T al at. Joseph Mcfarland ct al. appellants
Motion for r"arcument submitted
These appeal, from orders were heard:
The People rel the E'ckcmcy"r-Feld COMPANY
Of ii ar. Frank Rice. srr''iry Oh o''"; aPPv.
Hogan for appellant, J. II. Dough"ry ior r''poha
'nl.
The People cx rel the Municipal Gas company Of
Albiny. appellant agt. Frank Rice" secretary 81
STAT. Arsl,d b. Marcus r. Hun for appellant ::
deputy Attorney General Hogan ior r. pendent =,
In e." matter Of III" petition OF ,'r"rsr W. MG
Lean. r. c"iVrr Of TAXES. aSi. T." NNanddncr Br.h
and Terra Gotta COMPANY. appellant. Argued bV r.
g.. Hartman for appellant, submitted for r%p"n'
cni. ~
Daniel Crous. ct al. appellants. ast. Walter wit
tc,er submitted.
In The matrrr Of The petition re. lanes El.witt
that he be- aIiudrcI insane. Argued bv tbrim Killing
for appellant. submitted for respondent.
In hc mlicr 81 the assignment Of \brer Mcllcn to
Gordon Nckav. Dennis O'DonoShn". assignee. ap
iy r. u. IIin-dal' for appellant Henry D. ilv. 'r in
person for respondent. ,
John r. Cunningham aci. John ". Fzccrali an
p'l'nt q. Van Noor Is for "pp'liint' y t. N""
Fla W. nrcr AIT. James l. Wei. apl,'l'an,,,
Arr.d iy John y. Teller for appellant Charles VI
Elliott Tor 70 pendent. 80
Tho DIV calendar FOR morrow Is Nos. ;2'' f1'
-. 80. 81. $50. Sol, 3,3. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
A RECEPTION FOR A RUSSIAN ARTIST

The Russian Consul. A. T.. olarov,W. MIS-. Xlr'
ovsky. G.. W. schuniann. Nr. and Mrs .. W. s'hu-
mann H.. ana Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. schnmann gave q
reception yesterday afternoon and evening Tor Mr.
and Mrs Constantn MakoGshy ~ the Hotel savoy
rome OF MIR Makofsky's best known paintings were
hung In the rooms IN which the affair was gwen
All the artists paintings IN America except perhaps
two or three had been collected for the reception
There arr about twenty IN AL three OF whloh are
especially known IN New.YorK They ere "1he huS-
sim Wedding Feast Choosing the Bride ana "lh'
judgment VI Paris and owned by [. W.
schumann.
A large number Of people ATTENDED tho reception
yesterday and many more expected THIS Hi''t'
noon and 70 night. when the collection can De S"'"
for the last time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
THE APRIL UHEIT ITFRAGE rs M

IT WAS s1.o LAST TEAE-THE COLD WINTER AND
SUDDEN CHANGES MADE THE DIFFERENCE.
Washington, APRIL 1O.-The April report Of the stat
,tician Of the Department Of Agriculture makes the
average condition OF winter wheat on April l 1'.f,
against sI.2 last year. and that Of rye oj'. Tn"
averages + the principal wheat states are: ONO
-: Mel ican. Il nana. -; Illinois. - Missouri
81: and Kanas -. tn" avorag, of these six safes
/, 7i.o. against - in April ls92. 1t Is 80 in New
York. - ia Pennsylvania. - in Maryland, - IN
Virginia The Southern states range from 81 In
Tennessee 10 100 IN TrNaS Tie Pacific states SHOW
"A favorable CONDITION, with the exc pon Of California.
where too much rain Is reported seeding was Ia''
in tie ohio and Mississippi valleys because OF widely
prevalent di6uh causing poor condition OF SOIL, ana
rcrarding termination. ana in som" cases wholly
preventing II. a. in Kansas. where the reports show
total failure. over considerable areas IN the
Atlantic Middle. southern and Pacific States seeding
conditions favorable"
The plant entered winter In the main wheat-pro
ducing states I'm the low state OF vitality caused by
persistent drouth and early cold weather. with the
exception OF California; where excessive rains pro
duccd similar effect. Damage from the ll's'ian
ily l. noted In parts of the states Of Ohio. Michigan
Indiana and Illinois.
snow covering has been general throughout the
Eastern MiddI. and Northwestern States. but the
port, show much abatement from the benefits OF the
projection thus afforded because OF the excessive cold
Of III" winter and high winds. and the alternate haw
ing and freezing I'm the latter part OF February and
through March. rhe April bulletin VIII contain
report Of the condition OF live stock at the close OF
winter. and estimated losses.
secretary Morton declined to discuss the merits OF
the crop report published to-day. and In reference" to
the Interpretation put upon his telegram to President
IIaml Of the Chicago Beard OF Trade. said: 81
cannot spare time to correct interpretations. The
crop report has been issued. Ii Is an honest at
tempt to approximate the TRUTH
Chicago. April 10. Secretary Morton telegrarhed
today from Washington to President IIaml OF the
Chicago Board Of Trade: The Government crop re-
port TO be- issued to-day will not be Mr.. Dodgers
figures nor emulate his system
The Interpretation put upon Secretary Morton's
message on Change was that the report would give
acreage as we'll rs condition OF crops. General Cos
sin wa, To the effect that il would take CONDITION
of wheat to make Chicago traders Dullish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
Unjust Taxation.

IL IL unjust the stomach with buthens ths' T"
Many lilly people thus yrannte that ia IN
M ~rvitor until II rebels and Furnishes them as they de
sere Dyspepsia IL usually the child q gsstronomic
folly but whether this the natural associate of IN
kssent feeblcness from childhood 10 Il purely aud pleas
snuy remediable with Hostcers stomach Bter- the nm
ana most highly sanctioned gastric tonic In castecc A.
reselt Of the impaired u the stomach and the IN
eased activity digestive and zssimiiave action
nsured by the persistent Of this benign nNig"raDt
snersi stamina T. augmented the nerves strengthened
ara trs5quillsd and tendency 10 insomnia ana n.y.
pcehoodrlsss defeated. Bliousness, ehIis ana lever
rheumatism ana kidney troubles are conquered py s al
ntrsbie medicine.