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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Although public attention has been especially Ga
rected to the auction market this week. and
gradual hardening Of prices has been disclosed yet
the brokers have 70. been idle. and some import
ant transactions have been, put through ,,.u.
Robert Appleton, jr, sold yesterday, Tor nusn
Lamb to the Wild estate at Hastings, y. r.,
large and valuable. pot-Nos. 49, 4 and % state
erty consists OF fiye-story stone and brick ONCE
building, with frontage on stste-st Of % feet ana
on Pear-st Of 90 feet with depth Of l2o feet: Inc
property fer about $4,000 per annum. and sold
for $4,000 -
The auction market yesterday rather dull.
with only two small parcels OF real estate being
oftr red under foreclosure at the Trinity saesroom
No III Broadway Labor Brothers offered Nos.
ABS and i37 East One-hundred- and thirteenth ST.,
unfinished fs rs on lots 25xl00 each. They were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

Liverpool juno :. $40 p m-eef in poor .e a ~,
exf-a India Dun rs Cd prime mess urn ~ -, |
pork in demand. prime mess western nm" 'l" 81"
G7s 81 medium dull az 37s 81 Hams IN I.,er'e
IN nor demand Cumberland cut. about - :" 81 IT, "
RI a2s short rb about - n. duh a t,s long Gear in
doa about a. ~ DUN al a2s long ana SNORT clor mn
dies about - n. dun az BIS. Shonlrrs A,.Nt Y 40
% ,yhito and coiore1 lu TalloN IN poor demand
mime CIV steady ~ 9d Spirits q nr"nune m MOI
id-a,, demand nominal Rosn fair demand. comm
steady A. 3s Cd Iard-Spot IN poor demand
~ lorand. rrln,e Western spot steady ~ Hs g. WHEAT
a., 49, dcu, I'd. 80 . red winter IS %. Flour IN
,no'.-,. demand. Louis fancy winter dnll A. 'E %"
60 srat in n1olerlt. demand. futur's IN good d'lan
rn,cd is, storm spot al 3 81. June hrm ~ '. J.
III arm a, Re sd August b 81 Hops ~ l.nd.n
.iar CIT I'm moderate demand. firm ~ - l5sGti -
o.ottons.ed Oh Liverpool refined. steady at 2ls.
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,.o- r.,prRED WITH AFTER ALL.

action was made yesterday morning before
=" vcAdam. Of the Superior Court. for re-
l.rsn, Of The final order granting TO MIS-
- = Warren decree of absolute divorce
..a. , her husband Lyman f. Warren, lawyer.
80 charged that the decree had been tempered
',1 The counsel for Mrs. Warren were Howe *
,0rd Nr Warren was his own counsel judge
sSisISan said that the charge was d. serious one
~ ,bet h should make most thorough hVesu-
- ~ the facts in the case. David May. VINO
w., nrsssrf stated that he drew the decree ana
va yybe enc affixed TO the judgment roll was not
70 No ore 10 drew one thing was certain tnaI no
w. w. mad heeu made in Howe Hummer once.
, ,S fuSumn,e confirmed MIR Nays statement he
,Sat Ne had no objection 10 the decree proNld-
s,S, The uavraent of alimOny should cease IN case
~ Warren remarked inasmuch as she had told
~ smnhatlcally that she should never marry
rs,, Wr Warren also gave his sworn stateinent.
Il. snsw NOTHING about any tamperng WIN lhe
i,.,ss until he came into court 10 appear IN re-
no,se 10 the motion Cor its resettlement
'sro Won wish the decree set aside: the Judge
asked Mr Warren. - .,.., .,r o,, lid
,his woman and l want 10 stay rld OF neT.
II Gas fnally explained that the charge OF tam-
..,,g arose because the decree produced IN court
vas attached 70 one OF Howe Hummer PACK
,Ssts Judge McAdam said that the decHe hau
"a sssn tamperad with, and that he knew periectly
~su vhat he was doing when he sgned H. MOI.
yt,bs,sn6ng this he was perfectly Wiling 10 set
n ssie II the counsel desired
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ys EVANS WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES.

carneHus 7. Evans. the father OF Frank Evans
tts small boy who It said. had died from l'ie
Effects Of vaccination by DR.. Lytre OF the Hea''h
Dsoartment. although that diagnosis has since peen
f,snd ~ he wrong has through J. Z. Boom, hel
claim against the city tor ;loOc0u$'go ior me me
death OF his SON. and $500 for the loss OF MS
services Mir Evans contends that his son died De
cause OF improper vaccination and subsequent neg
lee. on tie part Of the doctor In falling 10 eA-
amir m
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OTHER MARXErs-rY TELEGRAPH

ri 'i.' $50 '' 6.i tr .su 80 5 & VIZ, oa @
-ai- - head market orenel sironF witn q" nrfe.
sni q .-l nrm WI 3. "a 'r, E..lpt. r ras;
twenty four hours ~ head. t,if f0r week thus mr.
80 80 h~lI. Or fanr um" llti - l',e, hr,I ID"
sale. 30. head: nafk" op'ned inff nc,.' nN. "a.
ana closed weak ~ llsht s'ae, s,,'t{ t i,f
sool mediums snl miV'l - s5.Si i9' ch'.e, n'''y
t0al ~ v.k thus Tar. So"o head; Or ,are rn, 49,
v~~ al2' head: c,ns'gnd t,"aasa 80. "'al, =,
opencd easei. VIII a., Xxi, siJ. choe winter lambs.
.. .t. ", s,, to good vearrss sati 30 Hight ani
COMMON 81 5oas3 75 good mixed she"p s. "o>' 90
extra export. - -. culls ana 'gNm'h flG@'' ,,,.
, .,.' friIe 81 oasl -, od s. oa>i & good s. 10
Gi 20: rough 81 iOas3 50; good at COW" AMI hc.
Iaaiei, mas - 80, e oiIsi 81 pigs 81 Sosi s. rod
81 ooas9 90 good 81 $50 s. 50: fair s. 4oaSS llms
rniSn stock Yards Chicago. June 7-Cattl.- R"-.,.s
J., 900 head Market nrm corrcn 70 extra seefs 50 20
m$l. s,ockers and ieeicrs - %" - ~ ana s
Sn, ~" Wa AK; weai fcavy 81 coaSi So common to
c:e m' 3'gti ~ chocc s s.rc. s. , Gs i 8.l
MARKET weak Inferior T. choice 81 @ogS" 80 ''i' -
-, Gis June 7-ca,tie-rc,cpts. l5N head Narye
Steers ~ an grades wer" sttgnS god ~ 'l",r ',,y
loc higher nan yc,i'ii'l, an x, aminfl ~ only
sb"n, fecntty-sc,c cars This market was al-o strong
and ncy nl f. fair ln T.. rad at s 4o5sa - nae s
s3 SllSl 20. cows s. Otsa -. Texas .'"r- = "inr
IL Receipt. soi Make: easier with prices itt"su,
M acodng quilt Hcaly s@sH ,od ,,,r IN ana
ign: I'VE ens I9 S Ena they wa1ta
,i. fcy purchases. paving 81 d5qSi 20. and t" ma.
joy went t. shpp'rs lh@ DIX q, we ,,,si 7e
,D 5, soasi 90 light 81 5oa$ Go sheeg Recrs
800 head held oyer n An Sod aenns Na,lge Sc -
as Htuchffa - '"Hfl ''
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ELopED WITH HER BROTHER-IN-LAw.

Jacob Borngcsser who keeps restaurant al
No. s. Broad-s,., sued his wife. Rosa IN t"e
Superior Court before Judge Dugro for an aoso'u'e
divorce yesterday because he discovered that shs
clipped with his brother. Jacob was married stNeII
years ago. lie took his brother John in business
with him when he opened the restaurant one
day his wife disappeared and his brother Jonn
was missing also. He subsequently learned that
they had elopel and were living together IN lhls
city. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston June lotion firm. midilnS i-lGr: low
m llnr G'. god ordinary. q s-Gc net AMI gross re-
cep' - bales exports c1aswise. io3 bales sales 30
bales. stock. 947S bales
norfolk. June cotton steady; midllng 3-lGc. low
mdanc GsC. good ordinary. q Lice net and gross r.
pts bales exports caasNtse, ly@ bales sales -
bales. stock. y 9'p bales.
savannah Jun. lotion steady: midlllng. nc: low
n,dllg Gao. good ordinary G'sc; net and gross re-
ccipts III bales EXPORTS coast"se. las bales; sales
III ha,cs stock ~. rs bales
New orleans June Cotton firm good midiling.
no. rdllng T,,. low midng &c: good ordinary.
OiGc receipts 1873 bales gross. 1874 bales; sales
/ go bales stocA So3l3 bales
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nosroN WOOL MARKET.

Boston June THE market has been dull for WOO.
ard the sales 81 the week only l3Ol.2OO pounds
of All kinds. The tone IL weak and there - great TN
certainty In regard tariff Ohio and Pennsylvania
ne,rs have declined ard not 2cc be quoted for
new XX lSc for y lJc Tor - l. IN Michigan \
I7ia0iSc has been patti small lots OF ola WOOL but
not over lsc be quoted Tor nN. Zone choice old
ohio dfaine sold 23d24Ac and Michigan at @ic. but
,hosa nrces are ali extreme ~ coribng IA nominal
An kinds 81 washed neeces decline with free wool
as owing 20 their scarcity they have been held too
high Unwashed conblng, cnequarter and three-eghths
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR

A DvERrIsEMENTs AND sUBscR!PTIoN;ss, FOR FOR
a M. NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 Hf;
-"clyEp AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i,2i2 broad
way "a door north OF Ihiry-hrst st nnd AD'E ~
r,isi,NI;NITS AZ the following Branch On.ces; %
Eishth-avs Twenty hird.st lo2 S,xih-avs
cor,.r nrtv.seyenth-st. l.O26 Thrt-dve near Slkty
dr,t-s,: T0S Fsi-ayc 0G Wcss Fqrty-s ,coadst ~.
81 Avenue A: l.32S Thrd-avei 20 West
Foureenthst 25I West Forty-secondst; 90 Lnlisxe
39s Thrd-ave; 2O5i Third-ave., between ne-huEafeu
an1.twelfth and one hundred-and-thlr;een,h sts
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cornr CALENnAR TOR TO-DAY.

CURT NALkNlAk TUX 4O-DAA
Supreme Cour,-5eneral Terrn-Before Van Brunt PJ..
Parker and Barrett JJNos 10, :. %. 49, C. Is 49, a.
Supreme cour-Chambsrs- Before Andrews. J.-cour'
ens a. 1920 Motion calendar called at II a. m
!So 1876 1905 1870 1881 i45s SIS lss2 1872 l22 24
III 800 00i 800 loC1. l4j2 1862 l46S liee 1853 l4''
s.prene Cour-specsl Term-Part n-Before Beach.
Supreme cour,-speeia Term-Part III-Before Parker.
!-csuses to he sen, from Part for trial case un-
Circuit court-rart I-Adjourned until Monday June -;
Circuit Couft-Part lI-Iefoie Lawrence, J-Causes -
c from e9. PAR III FL s a S''f ing-ahs she
S. Nos 2 is7 445e ii9a t5cs 475s te's 59 ts3s'
& s27o s'' 937i. e27s 4isi i7es 4,!5 .555 al
~ ns ' 1877 o,s 1884, ii rs "a s'i4 49, 1892
.:s caSI Ts " Fac c Petersen to
g Sc r PC 5 Te5@E ssT ,s pu Ss pa a.
Superior cour,-General Term-Adjourned until Monday
ssos rsrpB Id: Co. F re- Manhattan
Railway Co. ~ day ,a.endar ,,.. n,u
,ss*ior cour,-Trial Term-Part l-Adjourned unu'
Superior court-Tria Term-Par, II-AdjOurned for the
Superior cour,-rria! Tcrn-Part IrI-Adjourned for the
saFroga,es Curt Chambers before Arnold. s-Moti9n
Co. sSe5 called at 700 a. m Wis FOL ,Gs ASe schirer
n. -Sc eng John n Nees anne ~ Van Rensseiaer
S aI, H Trcker at 1890 a. m PILE Fi,zpatric
1ai Hslbkrsm. Lewis Sanders. Richard hhl' ST. u
IN
Ne ay viii OF Ilavlnia A Voris at 1920 No. ISL
~ q Michael y. Messerner ct 1890 a. m No "0'
Common fleas~Equit, Term-AGiourned until Monday.
Common Pleas-speciai Tern-Before Bischon. Jr j.
Common Peas-rral Term-Psr, I-Before DAILY; C. L.
~ lsi7 5ss 1850 1915 1851. 1882. acoi lsoS, IA
~. Do4 Gil. 1885 1876 1886 1863 s6s 1880 'Vo 1910
c,cSrmon PisosTra TerrnPart Ii-Bssore Pryor j.
>essee 10 be from Part ] for trial. Clear.
x.oS%sno l1essTrial Tern-Port IIfAajourned until
ss Sy couFi-spceio Tern-pefore van wyc*. mo
city cour,.rrlal Tern-par, before mccarthy Jo
80 go So Case unnnishe1
sSs y , SSSCunal TerrPo Before Fz' grs ,l Ia
rs $50 81 s5is z z5s5 zs ,s7 acs clear lear ~
su Ts a, Te g,ai g.e i 2i sos S02 2o S3
issI z'e' 2iss 25ol 2i4e PIGS, 1871. 2i6 Case IN
NY conrt-Tri TcrmPa-, IvBsfo,e Ehrlics G Goa, J.
81 CIT o cause Nos 1883. 39S7. +o1s Sse' 4oo2 4oSi
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Nsx~- by Andrews. J. -
L-v,ante Co. op Bark 81 NewY York. vs. Grihin-Lucss
as,esa states Life lnsurasce Co. VS. Dessau-lh'h'S ~
sn " .: c eGS9oT-Jsmss Nes ,d,o,n e. Ward
TsssRnssr vs. Ferris-Edward J.. Paris.
A,snnn VS.; slevin-Francs l.. Donohue.
"s'sr Of Union Trust Insurance co.-Thonns Allison.
e'ssnh.lner vs.. H Hg % sriepts Mott.
xns.land ". cl ny gl Ss. W. 1I:.,',orck
-'Nally vs. Rosendorn-wrght Holcomt-
Yolsv 49, By Daily c. J.
IVY w. Characterization Odcii.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme Court,
= ca-Jalass J. Nea iis'' '''''"'N'' - . -
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NEw-YoRK FOURTEEN PAGES

sold at 1919 and unwashed and unmerchantab.e ONO
and Michigan l2GiGc per pound Territory woo az "
fair demand rare or on a secured OASIS OF avy
&c FOR fine fine medium and medium Texas wool quet
az 9l9ilc and California at l0d2c. the latter for choice
Northern. Pulled woods are dull and weak Foreign
wool
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

York June I. lNli
urrvr-s Uocclpts 20 cars 4GT head. oil for East
mans c5mpaay e ,sdnr Feeling arm. my lrcssd
beef arm 81 SgsG per 80 "n SsT esSe ad1ccs Ship
mcn,s to-day ne Muric 20 cattle ioF g. T. i-,aih
Co. 81 5 sRseg fsr "A'T''" q SHERMAN" anu % %
roorfo% cgae win 'g ,9ry3sF GEO. coi ob for @,o
quarters OF beef for y MORT Tne T,'Sfo (aj.me6
AMI about so cGariers Of becf Tor y Morris co., .
At Ier,sy civ 81 he'd G Late arrival. wnee Went
ar1 an, ,n ak y,s III t,Ien promptly NJ SIdS5 -
per 10 n or common prime veaI. s. 80 or clIs and
at s,g7isc fSr coga,ry dressed ycr. Gas'.c f5r city
sales Hume y Siuen: % ve.ls 81 u oyerage. At s. 80
per 10 do al H. at s. - do 1873 No. at So .
a rssi Co z ysais 70 n q Ct s. ~ Il az %;
81 10 az &c. 60 rs II, a, 81 49, " 60 49,
q pileniack. g bu'iem't caycs COW veals'. rs n
8 jgsa e a"'; %:safs * "a Ta' 49, Il r.
siiEfr AND LNMns- Re-eir''. % cars or 50 he.l-
,oin,inr We s,a.k h.l oycr ycs'eiay 'h.re wcr. ~
ors or sale sheep were slow ou' s,oty Irnr l"r ..
~ 49,, nn''4 c.mn.n = lr.me sh'ep ga li 5,gs' 70
!. 80 lambs a. :3aso IS ~ ordinary choice cills q,
ans quet at SaI r.. few selected carcasses selling ~
sae,-s Judd 4 g.. go Ien,uesy lambs. g n ayer,se
g. yer l'r ~. 2ci W'si -g'na D. d" H. al - 80
~ indiana sheep. 100 H. q - -. 49, y't-nss Hca
At - -. date Wednesday. - West virginia lambs -
's s'aa~r. 2is Yves, Virginia lambs g. n at 81 co.
q ruilg - H. az - -
Nee,on q Co. virginia lambs - ~ a. 81 = ~ 10
~ Z, - 1874, 10 ~ 10 s. ~. - W"st virginia
shear n N - Ohio sheep - ~ ~ - -
81 g. - AZ "a IlttshurT euns 80 ~ ~ g 20
H. MDIIsrs.n . CO.. 2fs Wes' Nir.inia lambs Oh H. ~
s. ~. ~ Virginia do. - y. No. 81 Ia A.. ~ n -
s. G..s 10 ao ~ o. a. s. -. sheep. ll3 No. al 81
~ 49, - ~ ~ 81 - cults. - n NJ 81 -.
- collins - ohio sheer. - ~ az SO 80. i63 cuis
81 n. ~ g. 20
iiallcnhcsk g Hoi.s 80 Kea'ucky laHie 60 y. ~
g.. 90 n So 3d. 20 a0. 80 g.. 40 s. 30. ~
Michigan sf.-. li3 n. a. - 80
Hume g. Mullen - Ohi1 lambs - n. M s. =. - d.
-. a e.. if ohio sne.p. -" r.. NJ 81
HOGS Receipts u cars or 2i'J bad ~ ut 100 N"nl
Mtfi-t nrurr with sales a. f5 - - per lp i
fhr latf.r extreme quotation 'luutf} dr"sa"i steady
"a, So ~, I.e r. flr heavy o. Nrhf
s. Per n 30 &c., tib h - s. 60 d1 -pl ~ ~ - -
i, rs -, at e. -. g.. 3oe o. g D.. T. d. 30
q. 90 - io
4 " Lamb - state hogs. 80 r. ~ s. .
Ini.rh.rs D. .lIs. 90 State hur- l'l ~. 40 - - .
s. Judd g. Co.: I-.fr W..a,.,,y - STATE i..s. ~ in
a. s.
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feeling prevailed in the market in the day Trade
fairly active. and Chicago stil and excited
The close steady unchanged 20 nc advance.
Cash firm but dull 1900 bush No white sold
49, 1000 bush track white ~ iST5lc and re-
J'cted white 4Gc. y oats quoted 4Tc: No
Sc. and track mixed a. ssq+Si.c... .MALT-Mafl't
qtet: unkradei Western Gjm~h': Canadian Hr09ic. -iN
rewc1 s00sjc. two-rowed. 2q .BARI.EY-Maf'gci
quiet: No Milwaukee. G6nGIc unggaded western G3a
&c.
Ne give for comparison closing prices ot the pre-
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga. " v. June 7.-Followiug Is the Court
Of Appeals calendar for Friday Nos. S'S. 49, 4o''
g. az, i13, rs and iI5.
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Real estate 90 Gxebanee.

~ xCItANGE FOR COUNTRY or BROOKLYN property
IA ii WALL-sT.. sTH FLOOR.
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furnished Gonees 10 fet-GountrI
nIcnrlnLp sPRIXGs. NEM-YORIS.

A beautiful Furnished country house. with stable and
e,,ense grounds In perfect condition 70 rent for sea-
IN very reas1nnhly. Apply TO w. g. lOOlITTiE
1mauager Spring Housed. Windsor Hotel New-fork
COINTRY HOME: furnished: high: healthtul; good
q water: beautiful outlook. beautiful drives morse anu
COW. station Is minutes drive $500 Box 2d Bethel c.
xTrAp crrN COVE L. L. vicinity Of country seat Of
y Charles A. AMI others; furnished residence OF
1, rooms plcnty stabling 40 acres shade line views
rent $500. File ~. x,,,,
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I 1.,.o ...''.....' '". 49, ~ t9': *; -.
Receipts q breadsuns interior points in thousands
three c!phers OCOJ omitted. Flour bbs grain bush
as follows:
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Kane william :. and wife 10 Union Dime Savings
Ins,ituti m i26 East 32i-st, year "a;
r,elI. Michael 10 Frances Craighead, iot ioo'
map Of land Of Thomas Partridge years..
I<lcin benedict \. ana wife TO Cecilia y Foshay
and another Cherry-st, ;. 100 II OF r'Ke-
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THE WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.

Nashville. May 5-About 1000 persons saw four
out OF the five favorites come home in front at
Cumberland this afternoon and Salvation, the other
winner a : to ! choice. was followed home by a
horse on which 100 TO place odds could have been
had for the asking 1t is raining tonight with the
heaviest card the meeting has had up for to-mor-
Summaries:
First race-Six furlongs: Domingo. Jos Ncrkins).
S TO .. won: Frank X. Harf. lOo 81. HID 10 J.,
second; Parquette. SO Cassin). TO J. third. Time
ia.
Second race-Six furongs: Advocate. lO7 CA. Clay
tOn). 10 .. won ChOw-ChOW II: tkunze). II !,
second; Billy Mckenzie, l07 Wood), u 10 !, third.
Tme-l:l6i2
Third race-The Thora Stakes, for two-year-oid
FLIES. $1,000 added-Four furongs: Hanspun, llS
Martin) to 8 won; Fertile, 10 Go0lalc). 70 l.
second; Pepper Rye lis (Morris), 20 TO !. third
Tme-N;iS%
Fourth race-Seven furlongs: Salvation 100 ,Cos-
tello). to !. won; Fronts imam, % johnson, 200 TO
/. second; Isse o.. l2 (Cass!n), to .. third Time
-1:2Se.
Fifth race-Se,ling. one mile: Little Eli. 30 per
kins). 10 ., won; Volt. So a. Ciaytonl. 2i2 10 J.
second; Ocean H., 81 Cassin). 10 to !. third Time
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David Marks. an incorporate Young man. who
had been living lately in the tcnemen;-house. No
81 Manhattan-ave. came near committing muir
der early yesterday morning In his mothers nome
No. ilJ West One-hunlred- thirty -fOurth-s
The police searching FOR him yesterday. while
Hugh Dougherty. the man he tried to kin.
lying IN dangerous condition at the Manhattan
Hospital Mnrkss mother Is a widow. and has a
daughter and unmarried son. Frank living with
her. Lately she let room OF her apartment to
pougherty. laborer twenV-eight years Old. en-
ploycd by The New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company
David Marks went - his mothers room drunk
AMI in ugiy mood tate Wednesday night. and
struck his brother in tine face. Doughcrty. who hlG
quarrellel with David earlier In the night. INFER
fere1 In the fight David got carving knife and
stabbed Dougherty on the head. lnlicting danger
Gus scalp wound. Dougherty . the street and
left a trail Of blood behind him he rem. lie fen
exhausted from loss OF blood the sidewalk.
Policemen found him there and h. became in
sensible after saying that Marks had strbbcd him.
David Marks at home when the police reached
the house. but h. managed to escape by way Of
tn" roof 10 another house. and rode uptown 4
streetcar. He told the conductor Of the car That
he had been In a fight Two men tried 10 do me
but got the best OF them" he sal
The police arrested young Frank Marks and he
held for examination AZ the Harlem Police
Cour; yesterday. David Marks was arrested in Jer-
soy cry late last night Doughery will probably
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GREENLANDER AND NIGHTINGALE
NfATCJFT-D

Buffalo. ~ Y, May "a match has been made
and the contracts signed for race of two miles,
best two in three between j. H. Odel's brown
stallion Greenander and G. j. Hamlin's chestnut
mare Nightingale. The race will be for 5000. and
will be trotted at the Grand Circuit meeting here
In August As the horses matched are the king and
queen at this distance intense interest will be
manifested in the race, and the betting VIII he
heavy Nightingale earned her record OF 2loia at
Nashville in 1892 in fourth heat. forcing Green
leaf out in the other heats in 2l0ia. PIP and 2li.
While at Nashville, Nightingale was sent 20 beat
the two mile record of i:i3. which Fanny Wither
spoon made in 1885. She trotted the heat in 4S3i4.
Last year on the same track Nightingale was
started to beat the three-mile record as no other
trOtter had attempted to beat the two-mile work.
The thrce-nilc record was 7:2i4. made by Huntrcss
I'm 1872 and Nightingale lowered il TO G:55ie Green
lander lowered Nightingale two-mile record in No
vember last at Terre Haute. trottins the distance
I'm 4:32 His last performance was mile 10 beat
the wagon record of 2.ij. made by Alerton. He
trotted in 2144. Greenlander VIII be driven by
Rodey Patterson and Nightingale by Geers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Washington May S.-Washington ard Boston put
up poor game Of bah to-day. and the errors on
both sides costly. ORourke. cx manager Of
the Washington team. made his debut as an umpire
In this city His decisions In cases dis
approved. but In general they were fair. Attend
ance. 1899. Score:
Washington ..................l ! o
Notwithstanding Z. Boston. u. Errors
Washington, >. Boston. .. Baueres-Esper. Stock
da.e and Mcclure. Nichos and Ryan Umpire
O'ROurke.
Pittsburg. May 3-Basebal had the call In Pitts-
burg this afternoon. and everything else gave way
to II The weather perfection and the park
In holiday condition. AT 3:i5 Umpire McQlaid
called batter up" Every seat In the grandstand
bleachers and the roost in centre-neid nliod
Eight thousand people were present. Pttsburs
made the first run. In the first inning. Donovan
scoring Glasacock's threc-baBgcr In the fourth
inning st. Louis scored. Shugart reaching home on
Peit2's long drive TO right field. Berbauer got "A
bGsc 10y waiting. ana then chased around the cor
To ;he home plate. when "AG" Gumbert lifted
line fly to centre. Stencil sent Addison across
the plate TO receive the crowds cheers by hitting
TO left for two bases. Donovan tried 10 bynt ard
quit Oh a pop fly. which PciZ got In good style.
Quinn ijugglcd the BAH. and BecElcy safe at
first. Jack Gasscock punched line single 10
centre ana Sten2e, scored. Rechey had started
TO steal third when Elmer Smith banged hit 10
right ana he scored Glasscock Tailed on Lyonss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-04
THE stern d RUSHUORE PROCEEDINGS.
HUGH J. GRANT. RECEIVER OF THE ST.
NICHOLAS BANK. COEEEcTs ANY POS
SIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
To the Editor OF The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In order to correct any possible mistaken
impression arising from the newspaper reports a.
the proceeding Instituted by for the examination
Of certain officers OF the ST. Nicholas Bank pro-
cure information respecting the relations between
the bank and George Mather's Sons I'm which the
firm Of Stern & Rushmore have been mentioned. |
desire to state that did not intend for minute
to suggest that Stern * Rushmore have declined
10 furnish us with any information any papers
having relation to this matter. but that had been
unable to obtain from any source the necessary
Information. The banks relations with George
Mather's Sons Of complicated nature. and
have been endeavoring 10 secure Information from
every possible source. and learning that Stern d
RushmOre had represented a client In matters grow
ing out OF the failure OF J. II. Bonnell q co.
George MathcTs Sons succeeded that FIRM. 1t was
thought by myself and by my counsel that, while
examining the officers OF the bank. might a.
the same time examine Stern Rushmore, with
the idea that they might he able throw some
light on the matter that would help us
| regret that anything should have been done 10
can say OF Stern Rushmore but what Is compli-
mentary. MIR. Stern | count among my personal
friends. and hold him and his firm in the highest
esteem. HUGH J. GRANT
New-York May g. 1894