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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

The boast OF thu Iammsny Hall leader ana ms
obedien satellites that the Croton water Is pure ana
undeflei Is certainly net horne ont By the Official
figures. The Tammany Board OF Health ana the
Tamrnany Hall chemist were compelled reluctantly
10 acknowledge that nirites sii present In large
or small quantities. Mr.. Martin, from his eXpfr
ments with the p'pc al Bleecfrr and Mulberry s,'
yesterday prepared this report for the Health Board
at its meeting: Nitrogen In nirites, O.OoOi; nitrogen
I'm nlrates O.O193. According 10 a communication
received from Commissioner Of Public Works DAY. all
FIRE hydrants In places where the water Is impure
have been blown of.
Dr. Doty Chief of the Bureau OF Contagious
Diseases reported that the germs OF typhns FEVER
we're stu existent In the lodging houses around
Chatham square II seemed TO DIR. DOty that every
one OF the few eases which had arisen lately came
from the lodging houses. lie therefore suggested
that their proprietors should he ordered 20 nnga'c
their houses under the supervision OF inspectors
from the division OF Fumigation and Distinction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY 90 lsoarEN PAGES

; snS,T Port It as,a:s e s Gardiner s'' bark
cxor demand Lard oil dun but NORMALLY uncsa' aSa Mc
y ySiea pine DID s,sas waits n .s"D
i9ss' coeol %S'er o e Ion 's9s.3s.
1905 adse Cod Lard oil 72fi aDc. rii
oSs SS1sssn sS%@o ID obs 7sdsec natu
,nsJc; olecched spring, S70s9c Whale Natural spsis'
wn.r 5Gasic extra 1achs aSse
.A dH Is ssa $ sSS 'Ss
be,ehsd wfns 44s eAta Ssssed p T%.e M4sse
SO !. O2dGjc No =. Jou55c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at a slight decline from :sst
sns sY the s sr for hss podss' rssa aSy
re and led by . c market f S Gs The Nq pc S q
to tec hc advantage lately the n@npua,iors
f % Ii 81. n.
s sy SsT i sd:ts ;"'.i q"
ass s'ia aa @c; .l.s s I"
$50 liot5sM,rhes STEADY. Win chan4. IN pre-
bacon 7sdsc sassc ior io,"": sIs"oA' tor We W.
iSc %sr ist s' ana ri E s"s,
1y gkse sks ss'q bsIie ca.S ION o %. hd III
at ildIl9c. ard lin at i0adl0tc; salcs 1900 No.
is s on f". and snU1Hg az sa a. a a. 5oc
ats $50 s a. city was s s. sose wit" 'r o OF
south American 10 ,eg OPTIONS ", wcrs ds ci ss
SUGAR-Raw quoted at 4 S-l0c for ccntrifusa. 96
,as 3sc for 80 test and Sac for molassts
.rcar 80 test sales reported late yesterday OF about
800 Lass centrifugal W test at SLIDE * store md
49,, & Gas. do M: t. at for Week fS'
about is coo tons and receipts about 10000 tons nc
n1.d was quite active aud hrn at unchai,kcu
p.res ouo:otons: Cut loaf. 5sao.ooc;. crushed
*. 90 P Ssa;.sd S Sss sFssr'''2s
dcrtd caoIsc mould \. s1esslei , diamond 4
5iss5,sc; Windsor 4, 5.lsd5.e hdsewood A. o1s "a
II to4oSi.r: No Z I.sIa5c; No, 8. i1.at9ie; No D.
see64 no 10 4's.4 sIc No II, t5ea '.c; No ~
s9Ic London July i9.--Cane declining slowly Java
10. Cd fair refining lis 30 bee; weak at lower prices
mi. month IFS lid; next month 17s lid
sTEARINE-The market Is quiet, with oleo higher )
DC asked. so sales. Lari l3: nominal . - HID
TALIOw-The market Is quiet with sales Oh oo mus
at &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
TILE TRADE In CIIICAGO.

Chicago July 10 special. Denver ran things asA'n
here today In wheat The failure Of 'hfee "o''
National banks In the silver City put everything use
ont OF mind. Wheat declined almost two o'"'''
making four cents drop In two days. July tou,nea
OF cents. September sold at % IL ana eio'ea =.
Go cents December touched ~ cents, aud CLOSED AZ
~ 5-s cents. Bradsireets- figures were rather us
appointing Cables were lower. St. Louis was GUMS
great deal Of selling. and was sending on, sons
sensational rImors. The last hour II WI, rPo,.Sss
that large cash business was dong a anu -.
on the curb he feeling was little impro..ssu' h.cn
was said that 10000 bushels Of whelt ha na sold
worked here, low grade; that New, lorh MI MI ana
400 900 bushels for export, and that Minneaps wsrs
Duluth had worked 100000 bushels 'na Stn,.m,sss
made for 10000 bushels. Al night puts on sep''"'e'
were IS 80 cents; calls, SO "a cents. -, ro..i
Corn lost IL TO "a cents, and closed weak -" "a
shippers and the southwest did the selling III an
dition to the unfavorable financial news, therr W.
large receipts 334 ears 500 are estimated Tor n,sr
her sold firm at 40 "a 10 30 1-s cents ana 81 ,hss
10 rs CENTS bid Oats sympathxcd with the QUIZ
grnIns on the financial They we're also ahecss 80
by heavy selling by shippers ny tax OF Trm
225 cars July broke cont. closing at "a - csnS
september sold from 2j to "a IA cents, and sioSo
nj - 3-S cents. Charters were made Tor iVo",w
bushels The lard bull crowd had brokers taxing a.
that Henry Parker OF these brokers' took al iea.
1000 tsrres. The October got TO discount una w.
September of 81 O3. Packers were buyers OF 40
for September. presumably taking on hedges peeau
OF sales OF cash meats. There was moderate on,nX
Of pork for wrght's account. There were g3 ,sss
hogs the estimate for Thursday WIS $4,000 PrieS
pork opened and closed at $40 50. september srs lar.
closed at 50 81. September ribs touched g. ous
closed nj 81 81,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ncw-York. July 10, 1898
COTTON-The cotton market ut Ncwi0 rk mas y. en- IN
embarrassing form Throughout ac session ,nr
nearly altogether ia the iatur. OF Local lnsr
trading, with change seen al the opening anu U.s.,
quenty rally OF point Oh local buying ana ave, thas
points decline private reports Indicating i"s az
stretch or say 800 miles by $50 miles IN the sour'ery
part Of Mississippi Valley II Is Impossible 70 Sons
any bull cotton In this market ~ the pe>
condition OF the moaey market and the tcndenv! on te
part the New-Ensland spnneIs 70 cio'e "o~, nr,
mills The Jefferson Mil at Manchester ~ H. has smut
down indefinitely, throwing out or emp o. mc, 49,
operators Efforts interest New -Eng9n1 spihnels ~
spoi cotton at in the south nave siehay
fuiled they be induced 70 purchase more ia re-
ouiisd for the eAgencies Of the moment Anosn, par
70 the revival business IN cotton mere Is tne pun M
settled condition Wall Street affairs. ana stu shVther
obstacle report that the market Is being helo "
Spectator who few seasons come 10 ffci II, All
attemu 10 the cotton market AuVfe' Iro" i's
LID preference hold of for the results OF the
extia session Of Congress called Tor August . - o'
ditions enumerated add the confusion OF the snuao
and make the outlook anything but cheerful in'ate
sabls say the decline at Liverpool was que 70 ie1rs I"
financial generalization In America Hueoaro, r',cc Yea q
CORRESPONDENTS in Boston advise us that thus far o
Apdruseogain and Amo- keoe mills nave aeian =" s"r
during the month OF August Is not K.o"h tca fs
other mills have definitely decided 10 CLOSE Dut
ome further stoppage." Advces from south Csroini
report that condition Of the crop IN tnst 5,a
weather report gives anything but s,oHHns o L.
iation tenor Of the pext government ,
As this however H. still three weeks on IL Is NOT hhc!
n become an active influence within the neat futniS
issuei at o5 Total Gales. oS 900 bales. -,
O,srins range and close to-day. snd closing Dlas
the prc, ious night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
HIS INHERITANCE SPOILED HIM. SHE SAYS.

John Allen is the defendant In a suit brought
against him by his wife for an absolute divorce III
the superior Court lie was formerly the prop'ie'or
of the Hotel Hamilton, at Eghth'aVe' ana o"o, n""
aro md ,w.ntv fft ST. and he is now n member OF
,be Produce and the Consolidated exchanges. HIS
wife yesterday secured a temporary injnncnsh from
Judge Gilderseeye, restraining Allen from disposins
OF any Of his property. Some time ago Ailch III
herited considerable property from his uncle HIS
wife declares that since he inherited the property
he has treated her with cruelty She mad him ar
rested at Yonkers in March for abandonment Mrs.
Allen alleges that her husband has been living with
Mrs, Harry A. NJ. Conking. -, &c.,,
The motion for an injunction was granted by Juoge
(ii,ierslepye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
OTHER u.REErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

prgo,o uly Io.-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours.
total for w9s f h"aa i' ecnspcd th hrouh
I' aso hrad TO NcwYork. 1so head; on sale 'to
Head market rnsd DIN mean "avT n steers not
wanted closed very dull with a plumber sun no,, a
sold good mGdnms, o iSo TO- @"ssReccIp,s ' Iasi
~ hours G450 head total for week thus lar s1oo3
head Cor c n%ed last to week SrwYoS TOO head on
uTo"" 400 h"ed market opened 10 to 13c lower FOR
Is Workers and ss; los 80" "sS 20 to- st's sayd
Workers s,i ao~ 40 20. several loads heavy nnsola
sccp and lnmbsRec"p' nt "a n%nr fcr "t tme
Iss, week. 600 head consigned through loo
head to Newyor 600 head on sale" 9 S' hr w,i6
market oranrd very d, and lower: closed dm' VIII
%s '' lrp 80 = GOD lambs rs s5s e. rsG SS
Co,tle-Rcceipts II GOO head shinment'; :IOo head
market fairly active natives ,"ady 10 stFohs choice
- - 3Ss4 ~ MEDIUM 80 75d 81 IS; commn - %5 :,
r: s.: Tcxnns. go =. %; stocSrrs ~ so% o ~
cows 900 no. 1oad market for heavy .5d 5c lower
miyrd and hackers e4 5Oa R5 81: prime heavy ana
butcher weshtS g 90 % % nS'' sh"sp~rccepts.
10000 head shipments 700 hSnd marNI Wc aGsys
natives. 80 15as3 yea,lngs 20 % ." ,oa s
S ,Smh - e L, s, a" = 3. - boa ~
st. Louis July i Sss1 70 "sno d
1 nnV" steers saa grass Texas steers s9 4oS
e. market Sc oMsr 5000 SD s ns
81 20: bulk Of sales at 81 4Oo % 60. shecp-Recepts
700 head: shipments. 900 head: offerings poor ana
lambs ald ~ 50dR4 80. ,. ,so ,..
East Liberty July 0.-Catte-Rsceipts aso hc RAJ
shipments. 800 head mnrks, dmi' gooa and 81 mis- ns
a. ~ 50: bologna cows. 80 to $40; lrss, COWS COWS
@ osRsc Sr5s 'a aoo Ss,sp's
400 head market steady medium 1o an a. :nt ~ 20%
nj a5 medium weight tops 80 io% =" 10 iNas ~
nn",,v 81 sOo x,. Four cars Of hog shppeI 70
TnwYork to-day. shcep-Rccsp,s' Loo a. h" SnS
shipments 500 head market duil eOoo; ~ s 3@
s9 20: s,ring lambs 80 5od 81 so; veal calves
steady IS o5a So %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
roSDOS WOOL SALES.

Ioraon July 1O.-.N hr wool sales 10 dny 1.OOC
49, ~ ~ mir ounllty were offered Continental
biSers CD rated In merino, and the better giensles
nLieh sold well. Prices Wee against bnycr', espe
ciaily where New South Wales wool. wcr. concerned
rhr following are the sales In detail and the prices
obtained 800 =, , oda
Is 3 I'D do locks and pieces. Nda i: greasy
4 a..d0 lOd do locks and pieces. l-4daou.
Cicenslnnd-50O bales: secured. 10 I'd" is "a
do lock. and pieces, ODD l. lid greasy. l-2do 10
do locks and pieces, dddg 34d; " ...
Melbourne and Vic,oria-l 500 bales; secured.
10 I.2ddls 3 I'D do locks and pieces. D la"
is IL: greasy, l-2ddiid; do locks ana pieces
CNa1 Id.
south Australia--G0O bales greasy, I-4da7 LA
do locks and pieces l-2daI led.
West Ausiralla--TO0 bales secured. 11dg1s Id do
locks and pieces sd d0d greasy, odG Cd do locks and
pieces. 9 l-4ddT 3-4d
rasmari 900 bnlc>: greasy, Ida 10 Id 10
lock and pieces. 3 3-tdd1 SD
New -2ealand-2.soo bales: secured 34da1s "a
10 I.od; do locks and pieces, 6daod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
corRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme Court-Gcneral Term Recess cont nued
Su,reue Court-Ch ambers-Beforc IruaX. J-Motion
calendar called at ii o'clock. =, ....,
for the tern. -. =, ~, - ~ .a,o,rnaS "a,
the term. - r.. D,so., c Es,a,.
Surrogacs Coar-Chanbers-Before Ian som S So
For probate Wills Of Ann 4 stone mary Day r S"i'
Newton Abram Z. Mendcs and Cathaiinc scaiy' lo''
q. m. ,a;.,,n,d until Apoust O.
Common Pleas-Special Tcrm-Before "ieeehch' d.
Common Plcas-Trial TermParts 1. ii and lll-Ad'
superior Court-Specal Term Before Gidersleeve' j.
Weinberg VS.. Weinberg, and motions =, , ~, A
SInerior tourt-Trla Term-Parts i. III and lll-Ao-
JourLed for the term: .. ". ,yu., No
City Court-Speeial Term-Before Van "ycS' '-"0
CITY Court-Trisl Term-Parts 1. ii. III and IV-Ad'
ourned for the term. - c.,-
Court OF General Sessions-Par before CoWng a.
and Assistant District Attorney Mcln'yie-NoS' " ~
Inclusive. , n. r, po,o.o Suv,h p
and Assistant Distret-Attorney Weeks-Nos anu -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
THE COURTS.
A WOMAN SUES RUSSELL SAGE.
SHE DEMANDS 100000 FOR AN ALLEGED BREACi
or ppoNIsF OF MARRIAGE DATING IACK

OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE DATING EAtk
TWENTY-FIVE YEAR.
RUSSELL Sage is again the defendant in lawsuit
and this time the plaintiff Is woman Snc "'"''
s,oo 600 for an alleged breach Of promise Of marriage
According to her story the promise was maze twenty
1--WE years ago. and she has evidently been waiting
oil this fine for the aged fnancier 10 keep it, Ih'
vomcn is Dclia Keecan. who was formerly o"n'Suc
servant In the home OF Mr.. sag. at No. 100 fhtn'
ave. She says that In 1868 her sist@r worheu io'
Mr. Sage as q cook. The plaintiff cam" rom ir''"""
she declares, TO take position in Mr. sage hous'
Mr.. saces first wife WAS living then. bat she dr-d
I'm 1867. Mrs. Keegan now declares that shortly
after the death OF Mrs. Sage he began TO pay at
tention TO her. and under promise OF marFi'sc Nv
BETRAYED her. The allegation Is also made 'ha'
child was born. which Is said 10 nave oen III hr'""'
soon after its BIRTH
Henry 6. Bennett. OF No. 45 Broadway, who Is Mr.
sores counsel In the case declared yesterday that
there was not a particle OF truth in the complaint
The suit showed on It's face. he declared. that there
WINS something wrong with II or the woman wou'u
not have waited twenty-five years to bring 1t. lhe
case would come up on Monday In the Court oil Com
mon Pleas he said on a motion. All the circum
stances corrected with the case. he said, were sns
picious.
J. B. Marshall. Of No. 96 Broadway, Is MIS-
Keegan's counsel. lie declared yesterday tha' MS
client now called herself Mrs. because having had
child she could no longer call herself Miss. She was
n devout Catholic. he said, and 1t was because she
did not wish 10 air the scandal mainly, that she had
waited so long bring the suit. She hae also toid
him. he said, that Mr.. Sage had promised to take care
OF her lie had tried TO induce Mr.. sage 10 se'ue
the case. but he offered him only IS go" piece;
Mr., Sage would not be- seen yesterday. me pam,
tiff has lived at No. 435 West Thiriy-hinths'' uhu
recently. She is now out OF town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

CORNMEAL-The market is strady but dull. Sales
bh!s Quotations wcr~: yellow Western. 81 G5Gse rs:
Southcrn white bags 81 1Ja&l 3,.-.. BAG NTAL-Qnrt
and nomi, aly unchanged QuoatiC- Fine white. 81 O6a
81 To- line yellow. IL C5dsl 10 eoarsc 0ja97e..-.....
EFFD-Markr' CONTINUES quiet. but easy Tor Western.
civ snd he'll higher with good demand reported
e., expo CIrtat on. Of Western 4o.h. 12ru75c Gn.Ib
.siaG55e: som. 7.hd75c; iocr sods5e sha,p,. o0a
a5c: I'VE zoe homny chop soas5c coion,ecd meal
R,IN-wHEAT--Thc market for WHEAT at Scw.York
o,,n.J With az easier feeling the from Wall
,a., ~ prccs Gerined point lower than yesterdays
iowcs figure Later advice, were NOR r,assur.ng from
~ n'o,ey centre the marx"t improved little
,rlcd dull, with fluctuations
foie news wa Ind crcrt and exporters were idle carly
h.raccr and as rule the weather aGyces chow favor
.hs" condition throughout the country. Several small
s,r.s were reuortsd In (hicsco. which added 10 the
caution which seems now TO Influence the entire com
crease IN wheat OF $4,000 brsh cast Of the Rocky
Mountains and decrease OF 10 GOO bush on The fache
served 10 steady market little for time but fasd
and very weak in afternoon breaking 70 the lowest
priccs yet reached further failures west OF the Mss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20

Cash quotations we're us follows fiour easy;
neminaly lower; No = spring wheat, &c o. l4c M
&. corn % ,sc IL No i 3 Se MAMMAL No c',
i 1aSsced. u 10 IL; prime timothy seed q iss
~ 2O mess oprS per Dbl, sls 33ssl' - H. LARD PEI
q Is, .0 4 % dry sailed shpuds;s' boxed ss
S SOL short clear sdss' soa Ssseo per - ra ~
sns1sy a0s SIlsr' white % e;
40 do do 80 1898 l2c BareymN ", D. E no sas;
no the B. Butter market was easier creamery Use
10 lie; dairy, 10a 10c Eess easier ''ne'y
fresh, 10 1-2c
demand Si:"i No. 2 red 50a Ole Corn easier ys
mixed. Al i.2c. Oats easier, no 2 mixed; $40
c ays af'' Whisky steady sales 46l bales q "A
Butter steady. Sugar firm Eggs heavy ~ iS'
Cheese steady.
september. S i.2c; No spling, ole; No Northern
ga Corn qus, No asc S go 80 So Is So ass
qn,e, quiet: so. !. 81 i-ac. Provisions irregular P''s
$is u.s. Lard - 80.
tyity in wheat to-day, but It was made on ON me
wrong side There was general en1r, 70 se,.
The opennS was low. and after a slight rally 10
the middle OF the session. there was secona tivs
h% "i ' turned the scale for little advance The
market Influenced almost entirely oy .ne NEAT Ies
Ss sa sod ,s.s r 4
August, SO 1-4c: september opening, 81 l.Sc los
8lc: December opened at % o,sc, closer ao " Ma
On trackNO l hard, G:c No Northefh ooo' '''
Northern, 50 l2c.
PHILADELPHIA July 19.-Flour weak under SLOW .:
mand and continued downward movement, III NJ w ~
RIVE -four In light request but steady NJ - ~
rEoic. pnnnsylvsnia Wheat-Prices further decllnse
I.40 I-oc : No . red July 6sd6s l-oc, August, ose
os lie: September. 10d10 .l-sc; october ~
~ &c. Rye-Nothng Offering on spot, WIN ovv os
for old No. = Pennsylvania car lots to arrive III :
few days quoted at 56c. Corn steady No. mnN
July IL l.2a4sc; August. A. 34a4s l,H' ss ra,s
her a. l-4dis lie: october, As 1-2aioc oatS
Narke, for spot and July ruled firm INJURIES peyone
this month dull and l-4al.2c lower NO. VIZ
Jmlv rs ia 3gc: August. 80 12a34c. september,
~ . a SIC Butter quite and steady no chanse
in prices Eggs dun and weak PENN Nama nrsss
I3c Sugar-ietined fairly active ana hfm qa~
iations unchanged. Other articles unchnhseu'
-, Louis July lD.-rlour nominal Wheat opens<<
closed Csc below yesterday and very weak, Sa s:
81 3sc. July sac asked: August % i-fa 90 cor
,cnember 81 5sd6l Bic, December oo '-cc, |v III
wss We'll sustained the first bali OF The SESSION; os'
So .i4c: August. 30 5sc; september 81 l,se, osc:
lower; cash. 25c asked July, "a &c us market.
Bran firm 37a 81 12c. east track nay aui 20 ,o II
Butter and eggs unchanged. Cornmeal iowe' IT,. mn v
Whiskcy steady 81 H. Begging and cotton ues ur
changed. Provisions dull and declining ro,h' NV
rent make In job lots. $40 20. Lard - % I'd Ia rhs
81 81 l20 ss Sorts, ~ -. roxei lots l'c n mss
Racon shoulders, r. IS; long; ana rDs ~ ''' 'N~
flo; sugar curel hams. 13a lac.
Toledo July I0-Whent active, lower; No |. %ss
GO 3-4s; July 63 &c: August G3 3sg ssprN:
RIVE dull: cash. SIC tloyerseed steady; prime
October SO - IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
Der steady at As Id. Hops at London-facin0
COast-Iolders offer moderately.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, July 19-Coton steady mddling' L.. 10;
low middng, 3-I6c; good Ordinary, q l3lT IN ~
and gross receipts, o. bales sales, bales soch co.
217 bales. n A..
low mdiling, I 5-IGc; good ordinary, Doe NJ, ai
gross receipts IS bales exports coastwse "a Da'S
sales 81 bales; Stock 9,IOf bales. On.
savannah, July 1O-Cotion steady mddung, DIG
low mlddling. l-4c god ordinary. I-Sc nr' i'.
gross receipts, 277 bales exports coastwise 4lo pe'
sales 100 bales stock, 1G124 bales. ,,.,,.
NewO Orleans, July 10-Cotton firm; good nr,d,ne..
3-l6c; mddlng. l1-lGc; low midding " ',ross
GOOD ordinary 1-1Gc net receipts, l59 bales pos,'
Is. bales exports to Great Britain 80 bales
wise, 076 bales; sales, LOO bales; Stock 'a'"f
t,la.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
lie TALKS NINE LANGUAGES, BIT WRITES NONE.


In speech. Ella Rodde, OF Orchar'st.. Is mighty.
vet IN penmanshp he Is weak and scrawny lie
speaks nine languages and scarcely write his own
name. He can talk book In English, German,
French Spanish Italian Greek, Turkish. Russian and
Hebrew while he Is constructing his signature. lie
sRned his name to typewrttcn letter applying for
a position at Ellis Island the other day. and sent II
to the President The application was sent TO sccre-
tary Carlisle and then 10 Dr. Senncr. The Commits
sioncr OF immigration sent for Mr. Rode yesterday.
The applicant for Office said that he WAS Turk by
birth but citizen OF the United states. lie said that
he had served three and SIX months IN the
United states Navy, from which he had been hon
orably discharged on May a. 1892.
This Turkish narrator related that he was On the
United states ship Vandala when she was wrecked
on the Samoan coast, and that he had suffered many
hnrdships. lie said that he spoke nine languages.
and DR.. scnner found him well acquainted with Eng
lsh French and German.
snow tell me- snd DIR. senner, "why you sent
me q typewriter letter"
"Aias sir, l cannot writc," replied the DARK
skinned 0thco.
Nevertheless DR.. scnncr thinks that Rode Is y
competent Interpreter, and will probably recommend
his appointment as Interpreter for the Contract Labor
inspectors at Quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
EUROPEAN PRODrCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. July 10. 3ii p. m.--Deef-IIolders
offer moderately. Poik-fhc supply Is poor. Hams
lInd"rs offer freely. l,ncnl. iiodcrs offer freely
Cumberland cut. about - TO 10 n dnll Mt As long
clear middrs. ahc't Is n. dull ~ 53s Shoulders
freely. Tallow-lloldors cHrr sparingy: prime city
firm Ut .Is. srl!lis OF turpcniInc- Holders offer
moderately co'tonsced oll-Liverpool refined firm
at o2s Cd RoS!n-I Holders offer moderately common
stcchy at D. led. Iaid-cpot-Ii,!dcI, offer
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-20
BURIAL OF GENERAL yARDIyE.

The body Of General Edward Jard;nc removed
from Scottish Rite Hail. at Twenty Hinthsi and Mad
isonave., after short prayer, yesterday morning.
II was escorted the hcarse by Chancellor walw orh
Lodge F. and A. NJ under command OF Master Charles
n, ISeiser. Following the hearsc II went Down
Broadway on the way to Greenwood Cemetery wcr,
the members Of Chancellor waworth Lodge, survivors
Of the Hawkins Zouaves, George Washington Post, G..
Containing relatives friends and disabled old comrades
Al Greenwood, bnger sounded TAPS as the body
Vaa lowered to the grave.