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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
HIS MYSTERIOUS ASSISTANTS.
JOHN sADLrR CANNOT TELL WHO BEAT HIN
INTO UNCONSCIOrsNESS TWO MEN. ALSO
IMPLICATED ~ OTHER CRIMES.
ARRESTED AND HELD.

ARRESTED AND HELD
John Sadler. the superintendent Of Eastman's
slaughter house At Fifty -nnthst and the Hudson
River. has been in the Roosevelt Hospital snce
early on Tuesday morning. suffering from serious
injuries to his head. which are believed 70 nave
been inflicted by desperate thieves. Detectives Of
the West Foriy-seventh-st. police station were
trying Yesterday 70 connec; two burglars under
arrest with the supposed assaul: upon Mr. Sader
1t had been Mr. Sadler's custom 10 leave his home
at No. 2li7 Seventhave early every morning. and
20 TO the slaughter house. arriving there at 6
a. m. lie Is siyty-sx years old, and man OF
temperate and regular habits. When he left his
home early on Tuesday morning he had gold
watch and a small sum Of money In his pockets
lie rode usual the elevated railroad, and got
off at the station at Nnth-ave and Fffty-nnth-st.
4 few minutes before a. m. he was found In
sensible on the sidewalk in Fifty-ninth-s near the
Roosevelt Hospital gate
Ii was found that he had two wounds. the
back OF the head and the other on the forehead.
His watch was missing. but the money SIN in
the pocket Of his trousers. Later in the day ne re-
covered consciousness. He said be could not rcmcm-
Der having been attacked by any person. and he
could not explain how he had received his injuries.
The ply scians yesterday said that he was improv-
Ing and expected 10 recover
ON Tuesday the police Of the West Forty-seventh-
st. station arrested John Herman and Stewart
Pomercy. members Of the 'slauGhter-house gang,
who entering the tenement-house No, H7
Tenth-ave.. with suspicious bundles. anu later
were able TO connect the prisoners with burglaries
al the clothing store of Morris Fischer. No. So
Tenth-ave.. and the liquor store OF Christopher
Welckel at No 7sJ Nlnth-ave. The detectives also
arrested the reputed wives OF the two men and
had them held as receivers Of stolen property. AT
the Yorkville Police Court yesterday kernan and
Pomeroy held for trial.
The detectives had learned also that Herman had
been employed under Mr. Sadler in the slaughter
house and had been heard express hatred Of
the superintendent. Within half an hour after Ny.
-, ~pn OF
Tuesday morning K;crnan had gone to the slaugh-
ter house and asked for work. but had been told
that there would be no work him :hat day.
When Is iernan was questioned yesterday about the
assault on Mr.. Sllier he trembed and turned lai',
but refused to say anything.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

100 bs w 5aa 1ssOur dull and UNCHANGED sales
@ @ip,. January Gsdo4tci February, c5a0ic May %
l%g .h wheat ssis. W s%Ele S4ae'c stock isl5@s
sample. 8io6jc; sale, 10000 bush Corn firm: MIXED
SPOT and January. 4iaGi1a.c: February al, I4II,.
March sc bid May. 43'sc I'D steamer miyei 3esA
Sy'e southern by sample 4oa42c: do grade seai,c;
stock, COZ bush sales. 1o0C bush. ias Gi,,t
No , white Western. Sc; no mixed do $50. d33s.
stock POS 100 bush; Rye slow; No 2 sc stock So $40
1r .G LAY 'lcady; good TO chocc timothy I5sIsc
sc. R"ter weak creamery, fancy. 90 do fair 70 chocc
2VdZZ' E'gs weak. lac. Other articles unchanged
Boston, Jan 1S.-Flour dull. with market HfIess for
all eIadc' CorSpot market well supp led values about
ic Lover 10 sell steamer yellow, fi1.04jc; No yellow
4ogh5tc 0atH quiet about iac lower tor spot lots NO
clipped white. 81 i3o3sc No , do. 37d37A2c shorts
ql1 At rs 80 for winter bran spring 81 IS Pro-
changed Butter dull; prices for best DDS barely
thlird Cheese fairly firm; Ohio nat, lie Eggs ypry
duil and unsatisfactory receipts have been very
heavy, but than enough for the the large
accumulation Of held and lined l. being reduced very
slowly reliable quotations are dlfcut 70 make in the
unsettled condition Of the market ICE l. tho full price for
most OF the fresh Western offerings held and lined are
en'lfey nominal Rec epts for the weck-Flour 30 s57
POI, ana ~ oi9 sacks cora. 37s23 bush oats 3Ss
bush; shorts, GO tons.
Ian Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
BENJAMIN Il. WINTHROP'S WILL.

Justice Lawrence. in the Special Term OF the
Supreme Court. Yesterday gave decision cohSlru-
ing the will Of Ben 'amn K, Winthrop. and passing
the accounts of his son, Egerton l.. Winthrop as
executor and trustee under the Will. Benjamin
y Winthrop died in London on July o. 1919. He
had executed will June . 1873, and codicii
on June %. 1871. He left surviving him his VIC.
Eliza \. c. Winthrop VINO has since died, ana
three sons ana two daui.h,ers-Egerton j. Win
throp Benjamin 4. " .nthrop, Nelson " lnthrop
Mrs Eliza :. kernOchan ana Mrs Annie NellsoA
Curtis Mr. Winthrcp eft large estate. poth 'eil
and personal and gave ms widow the use OF
the house 40. l3S Second-ave for life. ard <-lVh
annually payable ont OF the net income OF me
estate lie made provision for the payment o' Il
large amount of membranes upon the estate anu
then gave the estate his family mere WAS
some dispute TO the true meaning oi dlHereni
clauses OF the VIZ and Justice Lawrence was ASKED
10 construe them in an action brought by the son.
Egertcn L. Winthrop. as executor ana trustee tno
also 10 pass upon his accounts AS executor
Justice Lawrence comes TO the conclusion rom
the will that the testator intended that Upon ne
death OF the widow there should so 70 e1cn Vi
the children one-fifth OF the estate absolutely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
. s,-1r ARor-T RAILROAD SECURITIES

Justice Lawrence OF the Supreme Court was
engaged yesterday In the trial of suit by l. -
Newcombe e. Co. the bankers against Joseph H.
Robertson and Charles +. James. who are bankers
under the style of Robertson & James, TO recover
sO5 $50 70 alleged 10 be due in transaction in Sc
curities of the ChaitanooCa Southern Railway CON-
pany. Plaintiffs Gicge that on March I. 1871, they
made cOnt:ac; with the defendants ny which the
latter agreed 10 accept from chem $4,000 in bonds
and SIS 900 OF the stock Of the company for Nf,21
The securities We're b. delivered before January
/ ls92 About spUol o: them were delivered. and
before January |. 1920. the plaintiffs offered the
rest and demaraei payment. The defendants. how
ever refused accept pay FOR the securities
Meantime a default has been made in intcTes,
on the bonds The SUI; Is OR The balance due under
the contract. The not finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Ian. Is 3:lj D. Beef in poor demand OK
ira India moss dun ln3s M prime mess dull nj Ms
Pork poor demand. prime moss Western in" duH AZ
rs 81 Do Western medium. dull 10 h2~ rt Hams IN
f1ir demand short cut about - 10 III ~. firm. ~ As
Bacon n poor demand Cumberland cut about - 10
n 81. short th about - ~. steady. at
a.. long clear ml's about - II easy. At lis ing aal
ll-~ about - 10 At 3J- shoulders
about - a. steady a. 3Is 81. Chcrs" I'm fdr d"
mauI. American finest white and c1nr'd. firm. ~ rs
rnI1 IN poor demand prime city firm A. 2NA .piri's
~ tnrI,rntin. moderate demand. stndv. ar 80 3D.
,'.'tnnlr.d oi Liverpool refined firm 40 2a Rfsiu IA
lnodr.at" demand. common steady. ~ 3 I'D Lard
Spot poor d'mfrd. futures nothing d'ins Irm" w.
.ru .tnf dull. III Gd. Wheat demand. No =
roI winter dull . - Flour demand. Louis
fnncv winter dun. is pd corn Spot demand
fuur.s fair Grr'nni. mlS-d Western spot dun AT
4 A,i January duh ~ - ilaiG for new. February
,ilu At .. ini,d new Mdr' dun m 81 lol
II lt,r nf London Pacific Coast Ia mn!'lf" demand
sf.,.N Al iIsWtJ los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

s s"Sre@ c2nr ,rre,. c
saprr,nc cou.'-specla Tcrm-pSTis anG II-At-
Joan Gc,c .a 1.'@ar iltyaca o' S casta
sur,ne c,'i- Special rer,--Isrt II Before Insaham
sent i'i from Pa, III f,r rial case unfinished. " ~
Circu" 'oiif Art g ',or' andrew 1.'"u'es to be
circuit c'! y Fs'': as5s ai s.
27oa ;525. 17ei 49, :'ca, 500 800, a4i3, %il DAY
i;c 800. 100. i>> i5'>. ioS'. i25c. 1911 ss? a7ds
cT5nt cour,-rar, ~ Before reach. J.cause" +, he
Sip.ror coor, spe,al 1r'"-ee'or- pus'o Nos
Case cn. - ~ iri~ncr vs. Mraharon Railway COM
rany. 40 lay 'a'enaar,
J%Scs i7i7 49, l2>,. io'@ clear.
N ls 60 80 l9o ~, lsss 25ai i1~sr
Superior %.nr'mTri: Tenl,far, IiIche'o icAdan'
sursogaiss GU rara,. r.. I'"foTe Fiz<eirld S
SURROGATE CONT Trial fern iseforc Arnold. s.-wn
o. %os Julia M @ a. 10 T. Ng ' y, @ %, EIgSne
Ssss al ioo II" F P,9@e VIE po Of Magssr; "
Msrgsrs, a. ""s'e% ~. Ma!ssre cresmrr rs.r
Emily \. lnoocgo3d Marf1ro, iiarlon. Hannah NJ WI
Common succinl Tenn I-forc Pryor Motions
Common iHeas-Genera Term Adjourned uu'l the first
MONDAY q Feonialy .--.. -,
sSo is' Gauss. Mo-. 100 2o ara 2.si 2iG Gns un.
@'smon Pleas TRIAL rc.m-'nrts II ana Iu-Ad1urned
% cy CONT Special Term cfore Conan Motions,
~. ny ou ,,,o oS,, 20, ,o9n ,a's
i79s I7y9 800 s0l 1907 1902 is0G ls07 isOs 1903
1870 ISL 1873 ISIS 1873 ISL 1893. 1874. 1926 1927.
ls2g Clear
Ci,y Court-Trial TeIr-Iar' I-i'eforc Mccar;hy j
Nos 1851 1876 1914 22S .5'3 1876. poo 1891 sg,
li72 1913 49,. ?G 10; !s!s l:5o l73c 1871. 1873.
IT+o l7i ~. i.i5 i.m ~, i!4s iIip 100 1854.
iii i77a i75 1871. l7s3. i7Si i7s5. i7SS 1879 1890
Case unfinished
City courirrlt Term Par, III Before Van WICK. j
Nos 1883 1I1o. 2C23 Cas-" unfinished
city Court Terrn-I,art yBefere N.ybs,ger j
short causes 2T7c 22Ts 2G74. 2s55 2>Si 2s7G
oS72 2dJI 2SJ1 $50 Equity SOs. 80 l2S. l:4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston lon lN-Coiion quiet: mhldlins; -. "a.
inldng 5lhr. good ordinary. .. net nft tt'ss ~
c.tnts bales sales ~ bales stock. is - bales
Norfolk. Ian - cotton qriei mti'llng "-'"'' Nv
mdinc 80. good ordinary I-lG,. me- am Rt 70
receipts. s1 bales Great Britain 80" hal1s
coastwise 81 bales sales. 4I' bales so'@ "or'eo'e'
- Ot3 bales
orleans. Jan. iS.Cotton opened firm. closed ,asv
good m,dlling. 1isc. niliing. 1866: low miiilhe
5-l6. good onarf q ljlGc; net inceipis 2"t nai's
grlss G bales. exports Great Britain. i"p nal "
10 ih. continent - la"s. salos 300 bales stcck
..i balls
Savannah. Jan. iS-Irit.n quiet and st"adN nlidhng
10. low mtiue g lir. good ordinary u Div" ilet
nnl gross receipts BIB bales: Exports 70 Great Bt',
halrs tine Cont n"nt 1000 hles, "asiwlir. lsE
h,l-s. snl.- go bales. stioi >GO>l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
SAILING FOR MEDITERRiYEtv SHORES

Among the passengers on the Ham. arg American
steamer Normannia. which sale yesterday for the
Mediterranean. We're MIR ana Mrs John lliucy
Adams, George Adams. the Count and Countess De
Hurgau, Mr. ana Mrs. Charles l.. Clmman. Mr AMI
MIS-. Leon GOttheil. Captain and Airs D. H. Ham
ilton. Mr. and Mrs. George :. Harwood. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Vi. Gordon Kellogg. Henry W r
Mali, Cheever Ncwhall and Dir. WI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

The jury IN the Superior Court before whom The
sn!, brought by Miss Maud Halliday to recover
$4,000 damages from Charles Scbildwachter for
breach OF promise of marriage was tried yesterday
brought in u sealed verdict OF 5000 in favor o:
Miss Halliday Argument a motion for a new
trial Will he heard next Monday afternoon. The
juryrlen retired at = o'clock Wednesday night
After dscusSing the evidence in the case fOr three
hours they reached tho verdict for $500 in favor
OF the young woman. Ii is rot certain whether
arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
EXAMINERS or CANDIDATES FOR THE BAR

The Genera! Tern OF the Supreme Court OF the
First Depa rtiaen:. having full confidence in tho
learning ahili'y and int gritty OF David Mcclure.
Ellio, SaudicrS and Theodore Connolly attorneys
and cnun.. nrs of that court. have. for thr tliId
time. appointed them rs examiners OF the charac-
ter of applicants Tor admission to the bar IS a.
toneys c~:ns llOrs the several courts Of this
State. These gentlemen served in The capacity Of
examiner during lsG ana 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
CHARGES AGAINST THE REV. GE0RGE Tr0y

The committee of five winch appointed by the
Ncw-York iresbyiery 20 investigate the charge
Of using unbecoming languase preferred against
The Rev. George Nixon. pastor OF the fremont
Presbyterian Church. WashingtOn-avc.. and one
hundred ard scVt iOurih-st. held session Tues
day evening At which much Of The evidence was
heard Mr.. Nixon denied The charges AID insisted
ON full Investigation. The result al Tuesday.
hearing before the coni0it'e~. II Is eii. has been
- crate . better ling between the pastor and
those making IN" charge. T. ~ believed fHit ia,
aff9ir vii! ICE anicf;i,iy settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
THE PETROLEUW N1RKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

New-Ynk. January Is 1SGl
There was no change in the petroleum h"id situation
In, thr crude market shows fai tone. ~" output Of
tho Mcdonald pool h sim II 900 barrels DAY bur the
total excess q deliveries over Of De pipe !pcs
.laaoWs reduction IN net stocks fh- month 81 5000
i.r,.ls 1850 barrel cl1Iie "a
Ir a. the Consolidated Eyoharge. and
tta, ,cr was bid the close At Oi city p.icc-
on a lightly higher level 81 So. cents.
Refined petroleum wbs unchanged az 3l5 cents gallon
In o.r.,s C., In buit. and q - crs".
Irr ciinia'ipns were: Antwerp l2~Tl2 flants, BIZ
men : -. marks. London. Ii-lGN3 i2-lcI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

yh', HNo bush 35diOc track mixed 1000 bush.
- PC ~..MALT-Alarkcf dull: Western 05QsOc
- d@ soqq9oc sx.rowet soasjc - BARLEY
- tNo-Owed STAT O2a63 Market NOM.
MI 80. BUCKWHEAT dl and weaker Canadiin,
export, 5c askeI state. ia soc SEEDS-Coyer.
ICED M active nrm; 80 January. III % asked
sainp" ~. 80 j0G$il - sales. 40 bags Timothy
N1raet pie, but steady. Small sales 81 sample seed
h'm made at ~ 2jes5 per 100 n.
emo Tons follow For comparison give last night
a. rrcsDordnc time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
london wool sALEs.

London Ian iSA IN" wool sales today ~" bales 81
good QUALITY offered TIL" competition Vas active
Merinos sold readily French. German and home buyers
took the hulk ~ ~" cr,>siteis and most "f the Fort
phip wool There signs II purchases b. Aneri-
buyers This ls 20 thr uncertainty r"sard'nS
thu. tniin Following ar" the sales ana the prices op
tainrd fnr gr"lsipf:
New South Wales. Gao bales 6dod
QlcenslinI. i.,iol bales dltaNi
Victoria e3H bales: Glals
Sou,h Australia ler) bale, -, 0ad
West Australia. loo bales. 5iaW1'id
Tnsrmnia l0O bales. 81
New Zealand. 1880 bales 6'iHlid.
Cape " Good Hope and Natal 1000 bales; +47hd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany. Jan. lS-The Court OF Appeals day caen-
dar FOR tomorrow is Nos. Ia 49, ISL. 49, 49, e',
$50, CO..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ncw-NOfk January ~ l>oi.
BEANS AND PEAS No Improvement In either the
export demand for domestic beans. and The con
duliss trade causing slight mod ncaon OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

The families OF the six Dutch heroes Of the
steamer Amsterdam, who were drowned at
Sunday will be assisted from a fund established
some years ago by the Netherlands American
Steamship Company. and also by an additional gift
from the company The Maritime Exchange Will
raise fund for the bereaved families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

f-a| ,"i '"~ Htr. ..r- mont T. d'F and
,nli 'rtnnt in.Oi-r nf- were sid.
tiui coffee about st~iae. with alc~ 81 100
Tag M1fa'nh0 rIr't terms and 900 bag, shl."I
g i.p1pe. cGatt quoted AZ @"Irotc
lIpIE AID Nf- - g. IRE d, iiug+ ~ fDIr wor" On
small sal" TO-DAY. IT, t,a. -'if- amounted
20 alrrt $500 pigs iti~r.d Ia the ',rot "a' through.
most ~ 'h gac o. iut spring AID winter. D'iI'- ~"
iut-nilc very c"r"rvatyc 'onrc. aud nr hu,In'-
.ar'hr- NOR" - -inpine charI-f' Than w. li ll"'
aln hooking ar"r htf ain. anI a.t "iife T." i'k"
nn'fiing cN'"lnn- h'rralu. 40 i- pr i.r'fF
~" 'i prize" -iI" Iatn,a. although come - r." f'-
''v'r- attcmit - ct NOR eac '"rc "3p ih- VIM
straight. 1t f3u+J ln 80 bhe cti~ NJ - ~3Hf 30 uJ
'arl~ oNfa !. IT - - 40 bhi. r>,rn - Z" .'f
- 20. 80 btu. ~lf,rnpe ~ y 70. loo hll- >irur
~ -baff 800 -acE- -A 10 80 hbls clear
~ - 2jD a'f, 'ttra o. ~ D.. 10 80 j., 'nltriiur
if - -. South Hour cont .ir'- Nert drl III L.
WHEAT FLOUR lhc rnri,ct ID. and l"Net. sal"-
to-day 200 h3r- At - ,o0T' 80 ~ J. Ilpl i
h- market wa. .taIy with fair trade; ssi, go BIZ,
al Oc puntat ton- fsllu,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

MEALS IRON Tn" situation at iittsbus. accordin;
10 ii,~t reports shows material chang" f0r the Week
fu~nrss Deimc very quiet without the encouragement OF
orders AID lrosp IT'S O Increase In business
IN the near lu;ur. very low prices ar, sild 7"
iayr been made Oh st' and pig iron although notn!nS
can traced under tI6 Inc general opinion 10
b., however that on any gd.-ii-d order hl, Price VIII
undoubtedly b.. -ad d. The nouha prices I'm Pt,DnIg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
DE GARmnNp,A BROTHERS SUED FOR $4,000

DE CARNIENDlA BROTHERS SUED FOX S2"""
Justice Andrews and jury In the Supreme court
yesterday entered into the trial OF suit brought ny
Jose ~ Casanova to recover from Il. Spauliing dc
Garinenda and Martin ). &c Garmendia, composing
the frm OF y. Spauldng Dc Garmendia ~ Bro
and Carlos g. dc Garmerdia S2"W" WHICH
he alleges he invested In scheme Tor Inc
purchase " a sugar plantation ana lost casa
nova declares 'hat in The latter part OF ~" ne
entered into nccota ions with the De Garmendia
brothers for tn, purpose of forming syndicate
with O. capital ct Si@H0Ca. for the purchase OF the
San Ramon sugar plantation on the Island OF CUBA
IL being then expected that there was money J."
lie made in the SUGAR business The DE ,'arfehud
brothers held Claims against the Plantation 10 the
extent Of $4,000 and il was arranged mat theE
and Casanova should take one-tenth OF the capi-
tai stock C.,.
Casanova and Carlos de Carmendia went TO cuba
TO examine IRE plantation and the former housh'
n for Soc in goiu subject to TN" mortgage upon
IT, 1t was agreed that each of the parties shouI
nav an assasslncnt Casanova says that he pnp
syndicate had been formed with capita -!
81 900 600 II being vrdcrstood that the defendants
would paw in a prCpOrtiOnatc amount as their
assessment He saws that they never did and that NE
Representations made which induced him to enter
INTO enterprise were not carried OUT lie tnST'-
fore seeks to compel them TO account for me S""o
which he Invested. The defence denies that any
false representations were made to Casanova Inc
rio ic mot finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19
THE COURTS.
ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST f. j. WOOl-Stf'
TWO LAWYERS BRING PROCEEDINGS TO RE-
cOvIp rop SrpyfCES RENDERED TO

COVER FOR SERVICES kfNpfhrD ~
THE WEII-KNOwN CLUBMAN
Edward J. Woolsey, the well-known clubman. has
more LITIGATION on his hands. The latest suit Is
tina. brought by Frank T.. and George T. BACK
well lawyers, TO recover for professional services
rendered 10 Woolsey The action Is peniing In the
Court az Common Pleas. and came up yesterday
before Judge Pryor upon motion by the lawyers
10 set aside order which granted Wooisey more
time IN which TO his answer to their COM
plant Judge Pryor decided to vacate the order
which had been granted 10 Wooisey and directed
him MS answer before SATURDAY: .
The services rendered by the Backwe!s Were III
the prosecutinn - proce 1In2s fOr ihe c1ncclauOh
Of taxes uDOn property which WoolSey mas an
interest IN Long Island city The taxes were Tso
assessed upon the property 20: the years 1885, h>o
and 1889 and viii interest Amounted 10 about
sli.5A BY an agreement which III" lawyers ha1
with Woosey they received SlJ" down ana We're 70
be paid aD ner cent the amount saved upon me
cancella ton OF the taxes. They were successin! III
the proceedings which they took. but have not
been ahie 20 collect their moneN.
Woosey inherited considerable property on i-nrS
Island END he's been wealthy His WIFE Fdnne
in November 1892 anu shortly a:.erWard married
Edward ~ Padelford. Woolsey since then also
married asa,r The lawyers declare that MS rea
estate in Queens County IS heavily mort?aSen ara
Foreclosure" actions are threatened lie Is also IN
yolyed IN numerous suits--one brought bN ms son
and another ~ = ,egatec under the will OF MS
mother to recover her bequest. They say ihft AZ,
execution has beer issued against Woo!ss! ana
the Sheriff has levied upon his property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

qu,trl 80 80 5oo!. 20; brand v ne -. sagnrorr
-, ,t,..neg quo,stion.; inc WIZ. 9.,c.- To-,
i cG act a ~ 80 &C., ,r 90 nly
e1c. SO" 1jr ItD@ SJr"U.: -lail. 9jco ~ ,lfy
M : 9'i =. zoe I'd !" , o"i@ re irS sr n.m ,h.
-, GA, tTrIa ~,.,: market orrcG yr dm
al the morning. easinr on - into nr-t u.n ali,ing
70 b. do ~ rSe talk ,.,,ut = noni .s,,e md IA II
g"G M 1 S ,,c, ,bS "', ,go9 =, a% , "e@
- r' W. ~, iitc ~ l'" .'''cn' M to valant much
all anG i licasy tore Frrac "ar"t. con'In,n @' r.
,oN 'if1 .a , to@g me-, - port, f "a" Wet c',t nue.
nirlo "'' The "lam Of 'ra, 'qcinns, S,, tui a. y"
:,st thc Ia. three cro- had bon UNDER ,tlna,.i Is
lh Is believed to be- m'rh n,a'cr IL, c>a', stu.
outside bu,aa the afternoon AID mi buling I,ouoht
ad,an,e q as1s.c Tie outside crcrr and tc r,yriTe
maer a cr,, traic than Ia 9r,n 80 IN ~" narl.,
1000 900 bush '-ra~i wheat "a- an; s,lrs
A. eco 5o' Nh al for .o r' az f c c j." &C., T
N,y .to: ?.c una.r Mas delivered .ni D., u1dcr
d,dr1 e. 2r"' 80 Ger GH '" -I,si t ",' nay
g 5aa G GSo2 s .o' S e sG , I, c" coS
r~ Iii,e i@~sI d., na%a ,,o 1" '~ 3,soe ., sa
M h,a ~, a., ov pri md tlcrc -ec,, - II, .
demand p coSl on ,Scrv dcc!ln.. CAS-, also lrd
vi ~at dra a,.i', a"l =. c-fr1 49, ,"il rgsdy
sro' 3 :; how.N,s ! almost cnunh local u 20 being
.,.aa, i, J. rAr yet "a ancr. Cast on- 49,. =,
niei~ sth al. $1,000 1a,h - oIar oa 10 ccs'
f.i -. .-n, - Il. 80 . Whit C,O bush i2lui9',c
~. Fem, white 5000 bush il',a 70. ,clnw
=" oc al, IA. .lr,aor: yellow 1000 bush A. dcN.
,I, amer Ia zoe n-h. 4l'. fi2c elevator loa miyed
- 1,nr market for oat. quiet tia aid !
iu, ~ g., .vu.na,hv with rfr better ~slin' which
irt ID ia con- - IN MA. ariiG" th,r' wa, not
~ de, ~ measure thst M No we ire
w.. secu cl = be- lifflr oT'ste bay NJ. ani 90
viii tae Ialanco ;Ir iri br.''r market PIE
,.,n n ne dsv and tie prcc' nuay were lul
'teady at isc net advance casa cais wer fairly
=, oats 10 900 busb 33nc fat In eicv tor do quot
At nc delivered: No AZ. nonin%l "a, No WIT,
H. n hush. 3S<c; No white. nominal 3Jaa5ic tack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-19

OTHER MARKETS iY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo. Jan. iS-,attlr- Receipts last twenty-four
hours go head total FOR week thus far 10 40 head for