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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO,

Chicago, Feb. II SpeclaJ-A good deal Of excite
wheat trade today. Prices lad been very dull,
but very steady from the opening up to noon. Al
though the all decidedly bearis, the scalp
ing crowd assumed that there would bc clique sup
port. II took only "A little attempted selling 10
disclose very suddenly that there clique
support. The May price which had been holding
around 20 cents. broke almost Instantly 10 10 30
it closed AT - IL cents. The weather not
nearly cold crDp-hllcrs had predicted and
weather map indicated that there wao TO be week
OF spring like conditions ut the heels Of this cold
The long line OF corn held by ;. " White, possibly
1000, 900 bushels, has been sold ont. Tonight
sell TIE corn 10 schwartz Dupec. who have been
selling ont the line for weeks. 1t WAS the first
nmatiOn TO all hands that the line had been liqui-
dated. May was weak to-day, selling from DO 10
bought about sixty days ago and has probably
been sold out AT about where II was bought. The
Deacon" evidently wanted no more such experience
he had in May '92. Oats broke "a cent, but
recovered half the loss. May sold from "a IA TO
80 IL. but closed AT "a. Provisions easier on
scalpers selling. suggested 10y lover priced hogs at
the yards. Pork lard and ribs all started at slight
CONCESSIONS There were $4,000 hogs, prices nj the
yards Is cents lover the estimate for Thursday
was $1,000 There were, however, very soon signs
lard by the interest which IIaly has for months been
rcpr'so tng. Wolf and other brokers' took the lard
Robson large buyer ~ ribs and pork The
crowd had idea that Armour WIS also n buyer Of
product. Wright was following out his plan Of cam
paign, "whooling up" the lard. presumably for the
purpose OF making the hull manipulation difficult and
costly. May lard. which opened at Sl2 a.. closed ut
the top. S2 81; MAY pork. which opened 81 $40 80.
touched $40 -, md closed 1T SlD 90. May lids.
which opened at $40 05, Touched. 80 40 and closed
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
GRAIN AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

The sales OF wheat options at the Produce Exchange
Yesterday amounted to 7,73j.OOO bushels Larger
record OF activity shown in long time. The market
opened at a decline OF La IS cent In sympathy with
easier cables fractional recovery set I'm, but The
market broke Ia - cent, owing 10 heavy
selling local account. and also for Wall street, IN"
West and the Northwest. Toward the close there was
slight rally shorts covering I'D the market closed
trading WAS entirely in the March. May and July
options March sold at - a-0 - IL May at 20 ~
Il ii 10. and July AT 81 la 50 1916 cents. The
spot prices reduced 81 cent In sympathy with
options, and the sales were $4,000 bushels all for
export.
Corn options did not Join in the activity shown by
wheat. though theS did share in the weakness. final
quotations indicating loss Of "a cent iOr the day.
Reports from Chicago stated that prominent Wall
street operator liluldaung there. spot corn
ruled moderately active, sales $1,000 bushels with
prices "a cent lower.
Oats again neglected. The sales composed
coo bushels Of May a :I5 3-9o - 81 cents. spot
oats moderately active and firm.
Thc final quotations we're follows:
Wheat-Fchruary, - II; March. IS s.; May, 81
July. 81 cents.
Corn--Fcbrary, 81 81; March, II 81 May, 81 .
July, 81 J7 cents.
G:.ts-rcbruary, 81 "a; March. IS; May 80 L.
cents.
Lard-Mnrch, s13 TO- MAJ, sl3 10; July, s12 60.
The receipts Of grain and -four reported yesterday
at Ncw-lork, Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, G1,u30 bushels; corn. 1851
bushels oats. Go,A55 bushels: tjtai grain 80 =;
bushels; -four, 1871 pIckDg"s. At Chicago Ailwau-
kcc and -. Louis the arrivals were Wheat 15-, jG7
bushels 425.J1j bushels oats. 800 bushels
total grain, 6lG,e32 bushels flour, 4O,3j7 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16

51l,c Ft;GS-A shade nrmer:
STATE and Pnnsylvania new-laid zoe Balumors any
IT, c. newlaid 20id3oc Western and South W.T. ~
new laid 20 = 1850 southern fresh eoleeuoh' pes' %
abe. ,,-..so 90 ,ast a 1.IO and
oc -, cnn, rfn"aI > 49, SALE 1000 HID. concrete.
s. test EEFINED-ouet Guy lie Gei' Sr1a%Siatcd
SaSe nne etsle eS hp DSW GIad
i"%5 a. ,nonId A. 47sd5.Ojc; diamond a, 4ssGtoic
sa4S9s cSu%bis 30 - fG SSf
4. 4sidii.c Empire \. 4+aid44e Nc; o. 49,. Isc
%o 1I.aa3 no. =, l-lOditc NJ "a - -
No TO- 39id4sc No. IL, estate; NO. H. ''o'"''s' ,
NO STTeeAIniXE-Duli and largely nominal Lard quoted
at l4c OleO l2dl2te o oi,r closinp at
TALIOW-Quiet and hrmer; PRIME '''' ~
'TFXIThe regular weekly sale went on az l Pc' nkts
follows: Movtne-i9 pkgs Hyson l5dS,Iic ,9I1 -,
Young Tyson, Ie%2e % pkg Impl pkes young
Tyson is0l-ec. 353 pkIs lmpeiel l'ni9c ria ID II r
eunpoIder l3d.3lc. Jarln-,9' PIX oSnu iIa1t,c
ioi pkes lndia and o. Pckoc l2d22c Ooiong-'io phs'
lSdJlC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKErS-RY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Feb Ij.-tattlc- Receipts last ~ hours, ..
go head total for week thus lar. 1.i2O head, for
-amc time last week. 1850 head, consigned through.
$50 head TO New York. lao head on sale, 40
head market up ned and closed steady mixed butch
crs bulls and cows, ~ JO0 ~ %, no very good here.
Hogs Receipts last - hours, 1880 head total for
week thus lar. J6.f 100 head. for sam" time last week.
~. $50 head, consigned through 1910 head; TO New
York. $40 head sale, 100 head market opened
slow and Ia cents lower. with light 10 fair lots AMI
pig neglected closed very dull yorker. good t. best.
- 500 r. 10 mcdIms, - .Oa - SO, mediums and
and lambs Receipts last - hours, 300 head total
for week thus lar. 26.OOO head for time in 4
week. 1900 head consigned through. 1000 head
10 New York, 300 head SALE 200 head market
,l-ne-j steady for good duh for common 10 fair +;
CIo4d weak; far 70 hOOd sheep, - .5o - -; extra
wrihcr. - Jro 80, fair 10 bet lambs. - 1Ja 81 80
culls an common. - .1G - -.
Chicago. Feb. ID" In" Evening Journal reports
'tc-Rrccipt,. 1000 head sl pments 800 head
market fairly active. steady 10 strong choice TO prime
,ts;s - iJo - 30, no extra steer, market fair
10 good. - -O0 - 10. others. - J00 - 10 feeders,
- 2J0 ~ 30. fed TEXANS ~ lo0 ~ 20 cows - 7jG
- %. Hogs Receipts, 1900 head. shipments.
12,Coo head market opened ja zoe Iwcr: mixed and
isick"r-. S-0fo - primo heavy ard butchers weights,
S6 5odS1 30. sheep Receipts. 10000 had: ship,
m"ns. 1000 head market active. shade stronger
- %
81. Louis. Feb 15.-Catilc-Rcccpts 500 head ::
shipments. LOO head. Market dun fair TO good
native stccrs S30 ~ 90 choice shipping, ~ 100
81 % fed Texas steers 50 5Oo ~ 30 grass do S2a0
head market - lower: heavy. - 5)a ~ 30 pack
ing ~ con ~ 20; light - oO0 ~ 10. Shccp-ic-
cciptS. 500 head; shipments none. Market steady
fair to good natives, - 5O0S5 80; choice, s. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
COTTON MADEFN-pY TEL EGrAPII.

Liverpool. FEB. u, p. m;-Futurcs closed firm
American Middling. low mlddng clause, February
delivery, 4 45-64d buyers February and March de
livery. 4so4d buyers; March and April delivery s
4 49-G4d buyers; April and May delivery. Jl0ida
51-64d MAY and June delivery, i:Gto1 53Gid
June and July delivery 4 34-G4de4 55Gfd; July
and August delivery, 56-Gid value August and
September delivery. 5G6fd sellers September and
october delivery, 5O-GA sellers; October and NO
vcmber delivery, 4O-Gfd value, November and De
ccmber delivery, 49-G4d value.
Galveston, Feb. 15-CottOn dun middng. 1-5c
low middng, S l-2c: good ordinary. &c: net ana
gross receipts. 2.Si0 bales: exports To- Great
Britain 1C.7S0 bales; sales, 3i5 bales: stock, 90G7i
bales
Norf,lk: Feb lj.-Cotton quiet middng. 11-16r
low middine, lie: good ordinary, 9-l6c: net
and gross receipts 32s bales; exports oOastwisc
Isl bales sales l'392 bale, stoch 33l57 bales
ding s1sc middng s'a low e wIadIIng
5sc; good ordinary 3l6c: net and gross re
ccipts as bales; exports to France, $500 bales
sales. 1900 bales. stock 333l1S
savannah Feb; l5-colton quiet; middling, 5-sc;
grow reeep bses 1aes ,o ne. a1a
2,l69 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16

Naval Constructor Baxter and found TO be In perfect
condition. The price paid was little over slooooo.
The Sycamore was built for John W. Slater, oil PfoN'
dence r. l.. 1888 has already been taken across
the ocean and through Mediteranean Sea Her new
owner will week for tip 10 the west lhdies
her. prior to a two years. cruise AROUND the "ofu
She will be commanded by Captain {. w. Scott
special meeting Of the New York hacht 'luo Will DO
held the clubhouse Monday evening, " discuss ue
report special committee Of three appointed al the
last regular meeting consider the advsabity OF cha-
longing on behalf Royal Phelps Carroll for the inter
national gold challenge cup Of the Royal Neoa hach'
Club,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Receipts 1885 bGIs Shipments Ell lo IBIS " sas go
h'N. Wheat steady: No. red spot, 20 Pa 80 5-sc
February, 20 i,2q7d Sic; March :; LAIR Ire
May, SOG 20 lie. steamer. No. = red 72a7 lie
receipts, 81 $50 bush; stock. 1.1O3I9i bush sales
1000 bush; milling wheat. by sample 75a7oc
80 !? lie. March, 10 3 81 10 lie: May 30 :,
o3c 3-7c: steamer. mixed, i6 2ai6 Ste receipts
l2o.1'3 bush; stock. G4i,199 bush; sales. "a 900
bush; white corn, by sample, 52c; yellow do. 50c.
oats quiet No. white western. A. 42c: 80 ,
mixed western. 35a37 l-2c stock, 2oI,oi4 bush.
Rye dnll No. = o5c; Receipts; i059 bush stock,
si3 5oa FiG 30 Grain rcigIts STEADY. mnch"1g chang" d.
Cotton nominal: mIddling, lie. Provisions quiet
choice, 3Go 2ac: do imitation. &c rolls fine % a
re. Eggs steady PC Coffee quiet Rio cargoes,
fair. l0c; No. :. Il lie. sugar steady and active
c,Tnnlatcd. 7-Sc. Copper firm; refined IL l-I6
ii ice. WHISKY unchanged
Buffalo, Feb. l5.-Spring wheat active, limits firm
S on 900 bush 80 northern Dnlath. - 7oc
100 S%% dS Do. ss 10000 bush bush 49, 49, s
bush No. . Northern. - i-ic Closing NO. /
lard, old 50 lie; do. new. - Ice NJ. North
Duluth new. i &c; No. > northern, 7Gc. Winter
wheat scarce good demand for No. red. Slc,-
10 no. red, 7sc;. No white duh 1T re.
Corn opened steady; win good demand, but At
yellow A. I-2c cars do. Is lie; % cars No 3
iG 1-2ai7c ear 10. white. a. he; 3 cars
no grade. 80 Ia as l-sc Oats dull and weak No.
80 lie asked. IarleyGood inquiry for round lots.
slightly under the market. Quoted NO. extra
Western. 7la72c: No. 3, coa Doc No. 4. 50a sec {;
SIC No. ., nc; no. D. 75c. Rye dull. No. ., SIC
No. 3, SIC asked Flour steady fair demand, Best
spring, u 5oaS4 IS; do winter. 4aS4 10. Rss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
Decidedly Shaky.

dcated by restless shifting from place posture IN
another usually mental annoyance unexpected noises
among the indications These
trinng but the health of and women In this
condition Is decidedly shaky" liable be overthrow
dsastrousy by which the vigorous might defy.
To forty the system. general visor
the medium of reinforced digestion and renewal Of
impaired power OF sleeping night be raised health
full standard guarantee Of this is Hostetters Stomach
BItters which reestablishes digestion bile and
the habit OF body permanently regular basis thus
renewing that bodily equilibrium which Is followed by a
gain OF strength and tranquility For kidney
PLANT rheumatism, neuralgia and preventive Of
attack subsequent return Of naaral disorders, this
medicine 10 without peer. Thrice daily take wine.
glassful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
WHAT THE YACUTSMEN ARE DOING.

The NewJersey, G0foot steam launch has been
sold Ex-Governor Leon Albeit, OF New-Jersey, 10
Herbert NJ Farr OF Holyoke, Mass.
NJ. Preston OF Boston, has sold his s5oot schooner
Clytie 20 ii C. Ward, OF the New-York Yacht Club.
The Pussy & Jones Company. Of Wilmington DEL is
building steel steam yacht. us feet long, for Harrison
H. Moore OF Brooklyn. The plans drawn by
Henry Giclow, OF this city, She viii be launched about
March 10.
Commander b. +. Sutton. OF the Brooklyn Yacht Club
having built at Poilons yards in Brooklyn an 80
foot schooner from plans Of Henry j. Gieow. The
boat, which will be called the Loyal, Will be launched
about April l.
The cup defender which is being built at the Heres
hons yards In Bristol Will probably be launched on
Monday.
Inc Sycamore, auxiliary steam yacht 1SG feet long,
has been sold through Hughcss Yacht Agency t. Edgar
Scott OF Philadelphia She examined Monday by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16

London Feb, l5.-At the wool sales TO day lo;sI.
bales OF good quality consisting largely OF Por'
plIlip and New south Wales woods. were offered
There was a full attendance, and the bidding wa
animated for all classes OF produce. Locks anu
pieces, lambs secured and greases sold we'll Inc
prices obtained were the best Of the series Follow
Ing are the sales I'm detail and the prices obtained
New south Wales 200 bales: secured. % l-2d6
Is I'd: do locks and pieces. lido l. I'd: greasy
CD Is I'D: do locks ana pieces. | ida I'd.
Ouccnsland-1 100 bales: secured, Is l-2d@ls "a
do lock, and pieces -d0ls Sd, greasy, 3-4dd sd
do locks and pieces. q i'd
Melbourne and Victoria 900 bales secured. 0dd
Is 1 I'd do locks and pieces, Id Is "a
greasy. 3iddl Is Id, do locks AMI pie eS La
: sd. $500
south Australa-1. 400 bales secured sdal I'D
do locks and pieces. od0 10 La greasy Las l-u
do locks and pieces. ( "a y ID.
West Australia 200 bales greasy, Leo 3D.
New Zcaland-500 bales: secured. lldals Sd; &c
locks ard pieces. I'd; greasy. 7Gl0d; do locks and
pieces. la.
cape OF GOOD Hope and Natal-5OO bales; secured
Iidal Is 4 I'd, greasy, 4 LA La.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb. -. rs p. m.-Beef ana pork
Holders offer sparingy. lIan6-Iod offer moier-
ntcly Bacon-IIolderS offer moderately. Shoulders
about II 10 l. rs, firm at jlS. CheeSe-llodcrS
ol,.r freely Tallow- There IS nothing Offering
prime city nominal at 3Gs. Spirits Of lurpcntine-
Holder, offer moderately. ROsin-il0drrS offer
moderately. Lard-Spot-IIoldcrs offer moderately
mtuics-lioldcrs not Offering prime Western spot
steady at G2s. Whcat-iold"rS offer moderately.
Four-IIoldcrs offer freely. COrn-SpDt and futures
Holders OTTER moderately: mixed Western spot. old,
firm ut A. Bid do. new. steady nj As Id
April firm AT As , Id Hops NJ Lohdoh-Paclhc
Cn1.l-Ilnldcrs Olrer moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. wednesday Feb. EYES II
Il9 ears Or Co , .H ' the ea5 s SS'sf Trading was
low, and MEDIUM steeIs which eonctu ore qi' Other
gradcs % stock Sefc steady the feeling at The elos
i ANYTHING tr a.ed Ic n ' ate hour Poorest
sS;y SIS sos ;gs at su Il corn pt -
rsHnsy9la COWS az 81 I nsG 20 cow bce
aed S Sas later 10c cable it0T news GSporrs
5o%S t 'Hs ''sS
iooo quarters beef to Liverpool ana lSSU Vim
1' S 10 cuSsr Iadn9e seG IT 3. 1872 %
sS i:as DO il52 3 n 81 3. $, & g. DO
Sss q 81 ,s$ Isl IS s.
i !. g DO o? 81, IT, at 81 a! % '' ~ ~ 400 AZ
newton Glc: 10 CHICAGO steers ,{S, Wy q, 10
do 100 ~ at q 10 DO r. iiS7 p 81 % do III i6d ~
At s. s.; Il do, ill2 II. at $40; Is OHIO do' l-o'
3 ,FE%" 1:5 : !, ?5s a. d. eii ildi s.:
:! i at ST stat ,s Gxs" i3 g n
sn o. . 'so os q i 1ssS q = 49, Ss
ioS g. n at 3 80 do loss ~ % Isl do. icCc ~
at !? G q DO on r W & & 3D. steers. 1913. y at
q 1870 n 80 a. do soJ i2ei ~ a. = tx i6 do do
iIao N. - 10; p do 1iii H. at 81 bull INV i"
s sanders: 20 stable tcd rcnnylyana stccTs 2 g. H.
et - TO- chi 'aF9 'eer, IN 10 y, =, 90 pcnnsyi.
Iasa oyc M AZ r. a. $500 6di. it.o n a; e aS
90 1.g ya WI a' d." lbs n At - 90 Do o53 -
d. go n at 81 do, ss5 ~ at 81 %; do 1913 H.
S6ambcrr 90 cows si5 n at e. or 80 81.
oven i2as i" at . %; bull 2so b. at 81; cows
'Oy s. ridcsk sons state steers oGo ~ at 81 10;
o Ni1c H. q. r $50 head Market little
firm Win general ale, at *eiGs4t per heal for common
e good hG sod Ns sol " 20 cows y u at s 80 PEI
liacnScek ( ioil, % s49ssia; D. Mcphcr'o"
cHivrS"Ececipts 40 head $50 a, Goth t. gig Eat at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF RI

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market developed further strength
yesterday and there was increase In activity.
The speculation for rise has been inspired from
tsburg, and that city sent story 70 the effect tlht
the Wheeling Natural Gas Company mad sOld It's en-
tire production 10 April l at n price about 10 Genus
"A barrel above the ruling market. This report. winch
cannot be confirmed here. stimulated bnlllsh tone.
There We're sales OF 5000 barrels al the stock IA
change at 81 34d So - cents against 30 cents on
Tuesday. The dealings in options ran up 10 1}OOu
barrels at j7d 30 81 81 IL cents. net gain OF
| cent The closing was strong
Refined petr lcum unchanged al 80 ccnts
gallon in barrels $50 cents I'm bulk and 615 cents
Ia cases. Foreign quotations We're: Antwerp l. D
0l3 "a francs; Bremen. 5.3j marks: London. 1-l6
IA led,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEF-For SPOT Brazil growths the market ruiei
quiet and shade easier at lsc ls'ec Tor 40. lc
steady ana laily active. sales: 1000 mat Java, oov
BAGS Central America AID l41p bag, Costa klca opNo
trading dull and f9turcIc>' IN nIrt closh's ~
differences day ranging from . lDhLS up 70 ID
IOlu, down. aNrc cable, irregular; I.0iuOh &c
ceG 81 Hamburg u pig higheI ON some dfNrt :.
The official cables quoted holiday thcf .ipI'
at RIO 1000 bags receipts at santos, liVVV nas,'
Receipts d, Rio. July /. 1872 to trs ruaTy H. ISL
iii 600 limo 1892, 2,OJbOoo bags same
time 1891 100000 bags Reg at santos Juii i.
iS.,3' . j45 OOC bags time 1921 5iSOOO Dag
War,hou,o deliveries since February !: 1873; New cfK
III sl3 bags Blimorc S9lj bags; NewOrl,a''' lool'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
vA1r,s VARSITY CREW OUT FOR PRACTICE.

J NewHaven. Conn.,, Feb. Is (speciaD-OaP,aln we,
"a, tho Yale VARSITY crew. has ordered OF "a'els' u
Trov n ". pair-oar and two paper shells' ine''
,V,l be the equipment of the Yale Navy 'ihS spins
rhs manor shells arc almost exactly the same aS '
used last wear by both Harvard and lale' lhe' az
go, Tho model imported by Harvard two years ago
from England The opinion was general tha' iaie
xvon,d get an aluminium shell this year theory Wi'
wac rthened by the visit of Captain ives 10 f
Salnha last vacation where the samples OF inc ie'"i
hoats were on exhibition. This order, however ue
strovs the theory. This is the first time tiat iai
bas not given an order for cedar shell lof se'eI@i
years. -. .,,ov ,ho
Yesterday afternoon the Yale crew went upon the
harbor for the first this year. This Is one OF 'nc
earliest records ever made by Yale crew. last year
oarsmen however making the record Of February o.
Tho practice was not as successful as Captain Ives
wished owing TO fee in the harbor. TIE men ro"eu
IN the following order Stroke Galaudet NO. -
BEARD No g. Paine No 3, Goctchius; No. A. MeSsler'
No g. Van Huyck No. .. Johnson bow, Rogers.
Giallaudet Paine, Van Huyck and Rogers rowed IN
last years crew.
The Law school students who oppose the ne"
UNDERGRADUATE athletic rule, and who threatened 10
organize a nine of their nvalling the college
team have abandoned the idea. They Will organize
n team however which will play, using the 1aie
Field when the college team Is away ana taxing no
players whom the college team can uulze. ~ VIII
arrange games with all the leading Eastern cOlleEtS
II Is thought that Bowers last years varsity pcher,
will be elected captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

Boston, Feb. 15.-Oiver S. Campbell, OF brooklyn
~ w. who has won tennis championship OF Amer
i'm IN singles for the last three seasons, writes TO friend
in Boston that his business would require most OF his
time during the coming summer. he would be Obliged 10
forfeit the championship in singles. As TO the Champion
ship in doubles. il is no: unlikely that CahPOeI ana
Huntington will defend IL next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
The INDIANA TO BE LAUNCHED FEBRUARY IS.

Philadelphia, Feb. 15.-The batucship Indiana Will
be launched at Cramps shpyards saturday, February
o5, at 10 O'Clock In the morning. The launch OF
the great vessel will be witnessed br many prominent
people from Washington, New-lork and this city.
The Secretary Of the Navy will be present and 1t Is
thought that President Harrison may be induced TO
attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-16
A BANK CASHIER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Middletown, " Y, Feb. 15.-Frederick W. Jack
son. assistant cashier Of tie Goshen National Bank
attempted to end his life early this morning by
shooting himself In the head with revolver at his
home in Goshen. lie is probably fatally injured.
Jackson. who is thiryfvo years old. has wife and
two children. He came Goshen from Rutherford.
y. j., six years ago. and two years later accepted
a place I'm the Goshen bank assistant cashier.
There is no motive known for his rash act, except
that he has not been in good health lately. Ills
accounts at the bank are correct.