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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

BEEvEs- Receipts for days cars 4776 head.
and dressed quarters and II be sold.
The business was r9nsas'sd a, usual az r1,y & M
any appreciate The market opened exceedingly
ndvices received when more active demand was
perccptbe and there was recovery IN prices me feeling
to prime native steers sold at s+gs. 70 per 100 ~
ana g iogst bulls at {: 4ags3 75 sSws a.
per ~ Private cable adices quote American live cattle
lower at o@ilc 10 dressed weisht and Terigeratsd
ceylc AZ cait. Tor j. shambers SOM; 4!o head for
a 1 Ss'H a tSs for Go Si and 1909
cattle equally divided between u. II. Sherman and NJ
sSles-sherman & Culver: % Chicago steers 1889 10
g. s2, Is DO 1902 ~ at - So - DO 1928, 70 az a.
. DO I5S n sslS Louis DO 1905 n B, at s. 90
i "a a dou S Perm e a. d d. q s n e. os
H. Sdi lssd ~ At ,a 3 g . s.s
NsFSstS% co IS ,s steers s 1883 SS
sss 8! & 90 o. / Is. 81 ' a ksasacS
i IS d. 1913 e. s.1 a, s. 90 &" 2 d i q az
Il $40 co. no a DO y SO nv a, g Nv ST 3d.
NJ at Si 81 one 'ss, !as n g s. 3 e
a. S 3D. at 5f II 81 y S k sS iS
ana :sss 2 NJ a; 81 iod < g. S' toM W. at
sE;a '?$'IS = t >; s$ss * b.
,,g- M M 50 is: Is DO 1902 81 65: II do. 1922 ~
At e. o. II do 1855 n 81 65 ~ do 1896 10 at 81 -
n at 81 o.; ID do ii0s II. 81 45 DO. liso 10 al
"a a. 10 do iis3 No. s. iO Is DO l2I3 H. at - 4o II
do 100 10 az s. -: 10 do. 1928 10. at 81 %
Newton 20 Chicago steers Iss To- at 81 80, - do.
7ss ~ at 81 81 do. $50 H. at 81 20: bull 100 H. at
81 No. . , ,
Mulch COwS-Receipts - head; market steady
Newton a sold calves Included az spfS4o 30
nor head Sherman Culver Mt S3I 5ogSi2 each.
CALVES Receipts. 4525 head all at Sxtieth-st Mar
kct slow and prices fully 25c lower at the opening.
,.hue late sales reduction In many cases OF
Zoe per 100 10. butermlk calves sold at So 25ds2 Is
moor 10 prime 81 60ds ~. choice and extra do
s. % su slow a. S Tie s"" nsSy Sen
G1sc for city dressed fn+isc for little calves and
Creased b,ermks. Shippers all roads consign
their stock by regular railroad routes with the as
teth-st without charge arising from the destfuc-
,ion M Jersey city the calf pens -
Sa%s-S Judd & Co; AZ veals. las N average. at s.
per a DO al 10 At s. G2s % So a. i42 r. at
81 81 s. 10 d. ii NJ 81 Is; ii cus las NJ at So
reg saunders q yeas 1873 no. at 81 2s I2i do 1873 n
So % DO 1871 ~ r. s. S S1 d. iS' 10 at 20 IL
Haenbcck 4 Hollis 23o yeals $50 ~ at 90; los do
4G 10 at 81 IA i5 DO. 32 10 at - %. 80 mixed calves
10 ~ a, si 100 i59 ID. at So 10 yeals Ia 10
la H. at 81 ayis; co do i4s 10. at 50 d. ~ ,-
Hume a. Mullen: i05 veals. 1850 10 at So i53 do 10.
NJ nj 81 I5 IS do. i40 n. at 81 Is 20 do. l4a 10 az
81 co. ia7 DO 1877 ~ at q 5o ios DO 1879 10 at -; ~
culs 1872 10. 81: OS buttcrmilk calves l4o 10 az
81 30: OS DO $50 10 al 81 so ..-o ,oo
Jelffe Wright 4 Coz SO veals. isl 70 at u oo los
do iss il. at 81 90 IL DO. IFS 10, at g 20 . 90, >,
Ege Otis: rs veals 1883 10 at 81 SIN 10 do i43 TO-
S". 4 l,s vn n at 80 s; ~ 4. 81 s7s 81 do ,ss
!: q i Ia "a 10 s si 80 Il Is. At IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
THE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore June IsFlour dull wes,esn a .nDsr WIS,
81 90; do ezra S2S2 30. Go family 81 vqSS 30 WINTER
whea; paent S3qsS p sl.ng DO - 'oe - 10 ~ %d
straight 50 1898 -. sales 700 btls. Wheat strong NO
rcd spot and June. 5ss aGoe July ci.gDsS ASeas,'
6li G6l4c. September. C2isq62c: steamer 10 rsa'
56l.95ssc milling whea' by sample 5Sqoq; stock, 90;
2o3 bush: sales $4,000 bush. Corn firm, mixed st ana
June s6c bid July. sc bt Southern corn oy sanp.s'
9Tsi,c do on grade SOC bid stock 1890 Dusn saaet
200 bush. active No white western % mil syi:
No mixed do 46zGi7c: stock ala BUSH Rye cum
No 2 55ajGc stock. 4si7 bush Hay steady goa 20
Liverpool per bush. 9aGis Cork for orders p5
Unchanged Butter firm: fancy creamery lssisc iss,y
Iadle iic: packed i0Gi3c. Eggs rn lac Soneo
strong: No Z l6Gl6i4c Sugar firm. unchanged.
poston June ls-No market to-day; holiday
Rugalo June ls.-Sprng wheat limits firm No ! hard,
Ole. NJ Northern SIC over Chicago july, No mar
1 NC: No ! Northern &C over New-foTk July s3ieS
"a 600 bush No hard spot. tssc; o.Vo Dusn 90 no
4 90 hush do zoe Winter wheat higher; no aeniaidi
10 . red Gle No l white. SSc No extra "nl'e, DIG
,,rn scarce higher track: sales. cars No y.,iox
47c. No 3 corn 4isc. sales store. 500 ousn' 20 .
60, i4isa45c, 1900 bush No corn 4+ai4.c store;
T ,el,w 46lc asked oats opened easy closed sr9t
a, outside prices sales. track. cars No whlte t1n
a=.c. : cars do $50 No mixed, 4b0io.c' ivy
hnsS No 2 white 477s0+sc. in store; 5ooo busn 40
r,h,,a .7t,c: 2GOo0 bush 30. SO kye-No = ooc afe,
80 Flour qu!et steady unchanged NH iced auli
80 unchanged Canal freights steady; wheat nc;
corn 2isc 70 New-foFh a.,
chicago June Is.-The leading futures raHsed as '0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York June f. lNyE
Cottor-The market sustained not loss to-day OF 10
p,ints August closing AZ l3c bid. and highest ana
lowest on that month 7.l4n7i"c. Tn" tone or we
AZ the close Total sales Tor the gay
were 80 go bales All tie news at hand TO-DAY was
l.a-sh Tve,r,s, closed -GGG26if lower Tor fuiur'r
xrbue srot cotton ruled In buyers with sa!er OF
only bales crop reports very aForabie orn"
Hri.i rains falling al points where most ne-d~i inc
rains Of yesterday the few DAYS previous nav" pr'
ideally covered The belt with needed n'finr" ana
tho crop Is reported be- IN splendid CONDITION Rev"
orleans and Galveston perhaps getting ute 20
much rnin but Memphis got beneficial ta "nlch
WAS needed. IN. precipitation there was u ~ Nh'r
tonts he rainfall follows. Aflnfta as
! ~. Galveston Sc. Mobile on. $ew'V"An-. ~. cks-
burg - The t'mperatur" through he cuoh pet =
HIGH The rains IN Atlantic belt Will II ~ thought
improve the crop Receipts the ports to-day We're LEO
h.i.- agaus AZ tales corrssr-,nilns day last "-N
and G4is haie~ year Reports from " hrnnt IN
sfn,oB that the Hatch Anfopirn h!l would probably
80 un h.f,r- he lIn,sr to- AS AMI that Mr.. Hatch
was r.ay % uish tho This had tendency
70 check SIR. Iatcn seems 10 'nliN '''' NV
will he able pass his bIL , 90, a..
Co-lny ana cOelSg ulss WV
t,.f
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo June ls.-Cattle-Receips las, "a hours. Is3
head; total fer week thus far. 800 head; for ssns
head: New-York 600 head on sale. 400 head
ket opened duh and lower best grades tuily 25Gae
and cow stun 5OqSJc off; market closed very dull wh
100 cars unsold: the worst market Of the season;
fair to medium So 7oQs4 40; light and others s3Gs3 CO..
COWS and heifers. 81 1888 ~ common: 81 'o4S2 50
Fat 50 75 bulls 81 l5qs2 I5 extras 49, fresh cows
ogs-Recelps last ~ hours 1880 head total for week
thus far. $3.50 head: for sane tine last week 300
IL 200 head on sale. 1900 head market opened dull
and easter: closed stronger Wiz All s,ia i,rks5s ~
s4 So mixed packers 81 SSqst go medums - 20 eS0c.
sazs SSqs3 20 Sheep and lamhs-Receips last "a houn
500 head total for week thus far. $500 head; ts
/ 500 head: to New-York. 100 head; on sales, 100
head: market opened very dull with no shipping demand
mixed sheep 81 5oqS3 To- Hight werhers 50 5as3 %;
choice exports go ~. 50 5ods4; choice spring lambs,
So s5asi %; light to good 81 1898 Co. yearnss $50
Tnon Stock Yards. Chicago. June 1s-cate-ReceIpts
81 Sas5 io stockers and feeders 50 50g3 So and
bulls 81 2JGs3 70: calves. 81 2Jgs, t9Sss-heceip.
TO choice mixed 81 7oQSi 90 choice ASSORTED 81 5Gsi So
light 81 45q$4 20; pigs 81 2On$t 60 sheep-lsecep5
900 head Market strong. Inferior to choice. 81 90
St Louis June is-Catte-Recepts 2osoo head MAJ.
ket quiet and unchanged Feeders 80 70. COWS q lo
Texas steers. 81 75gS3 CO. Hogs-Recepts, ZZZo head
Market strong and &c higher Good ght sold al ~
s, So pigs and light. 81 togs4 90 heavy 20
81 So rrixed 81 coast 10: light 81 GjGSi 70. Sheep
ceips head Market dull naive 81 % Texas e. 81
East liberty June s-Cattle-Receipts liberal;
bot shade lower on good and medium grades while
full quarter on on common; prime - Sogsi 20; 500
s. 4OGSi 80; good butchers s4GSi p; rough fat SO
81 Workers. 81 soTSi %; 70 fair York
ers s. 7oas4 ~ pigs 81 70Gs 75 good heavy SO
So co. good 81 IOaS3 30 81 l0d<2 20; common, coc9
81 20. yearnss. 81 1898 20: lambs. SO 1884 SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

uv.rsd July closed at 4oc: 1900 bush c over July
anoat and 5000 bush yellow corn at &c over 5oy
delivered Exporters took three loads. Later. IzvU
hush No corn reported at 45445c elevator sVo
bush i,c under July delivered and 240O bush Tor ex
port at jlfl.c July nhoat, making loads ior
export 80. .oATsThe trade in oats early was avie
with however fairly steady undertone TO prices Later
the market developed considerable weakness at the Wes
on through the principal oatproducns Statss
and prices fell on The late strength In wheat ana corn
developed quite Arm undertone in the market IN me
AFT strong ana the result.
wa, a OF izQ1%c for the day the sreatest
being the deliveries Cash oats were strong
and higher included 900 bush No at 4gl1anc
5ol4Q5lc delivered 5000 push No white az
bidSii1c 1000 bush No 3 white. 49i1aJOc; soOo busn
track white bid54c and 5000 bush No 3 white clipped
al 5OXc. 49,. MALT-Market dull: ungraded western
6GsOc: Canadian a0dp5c six rowed. s0dS5c two-rowed
72g7bc. $500. .BARLEY-Market dull; No Milwaukee,
G6d67c: ungraded Western. 63G6Ic: a.. -
We give for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
vous day and for the corresponding date last year;
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Term-Recess
opens at 1890 a. m Motion calendar called at II a.
Supreme courpeca TeTnopA art, I ass re, osr s
SOC 9O4 1867 l462 1896 147 l4s3 l4s4 1853 2o7o Case
supreme Court-special Term-Part 1IBefore Beach j.
Elevated railroad cases Clear. ~ ~, .,,,-os to-
Circuit cour-PaI I-Before Andrews Causes to be
sent from Part III for trial Case unfinished
Circuit Court-Part II-Adjcurned for the term ~
, StT'? aclS S0g sciG 5S, 472 sas 1885
1861 io2ia Sls5 lGsis ls43 1862 1876. Case unfn
Circuit court-Part Iv-Before Patterson: Jcauses to
from Part III tGI s e4 cf. pssr Mos
s5s sol 96l es5. s62. SO SIS. 90 93l Clear, tam,
peTor Cour-Equity Term-Adiourned The
Superior Court-Triai Term-Part before McAdam J.
superor court-Trai Tern-Parts II and II-Adjourned
'V surrogaes Chambers Arnold svMoCn
calendar called at 10 80 a rs WINS u Ir ssan ssS
Robert a. Depew. Charlotte Ball at 1879 q m Patrick
supTogates court-TraI TermBefOre Fitzgerald s.
So G Pieas-special Term-Beore Bischor. jr. j.
&c Common Pleasenerl Term-Adjourned until wednes
Common Sn Peas-Equi,y Term-Before Bookstaver j.
N9a c ~. VI DIMINISHED o. 10 o. 90 90
Terpa5, 1- isss s, Da igs S
ass ios e2 1854 1870 ISL ea2 2sAs s sco2 e's 1855
lt Common 1sos p Pleas TerPsrt iBsore Pryor
Causes to be sent from Part for trial Clear ..-
Common Peas-Trial Term-rart II-Aojourned until
City 'courtespecia Term-BefOre wyck J.-Mo
City court-Trial Term-Part 1-BefOre Mccarthy. J.
ESQ ! asss asss S4S iSs 25SS Case undSished
s CITY ss 5E s;S sS 'I'% SS .
CITY court~rrai Term-Part III--Befor. Conan j.
22SS 2lc7 sss 240S' loss. 1904 25o4 1886 2oe7
22H Civ S cos urIniihs Tempa IvBefoe Enrich C
snort causes. Nos tsts 42s0 ssls 4ls7 .Sse SOS
go. 1896. $40 ASS 4ssf 1882 clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
MP WTNAy'S DAY IN THE TONES.

Much Of Trastus Wiman's time In the .Tomps
Yesterday was spent in the reception-room meeting
his friends Early In the morning visitors began
TO arrive and the Warden ordered him TO De
brought from his cell TO receive them. MI Wiman
Is treated in the Tombs as an ordinary prlsoneii
though the Warden permits him 10 meet his friends
whenever they call But they are cali.ng an an , h
time Flowers are constantly sent - him by ms
friends and many other tokens OF regard his
eldest son with him most or the time yester-
day and so OF his sons-in-laW.
An appeal has been prepared by some OF his
Staten island neghbors TO Justice lngraham 10 re-
gard the recommendation OF the jury LOT mercy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. June 49, p. m.Consois. l0lN for money and
iol Ole for the account NewYork. Pennsylvania and
Ohio first mortgage bonds 49, Canadian Pacific 3D. Er
is.s; DO second conscs. 75 Illinois Central s5 Mexl
trial. 1907 Pennsylvania. Jos; Reading. o. Mexican Cen
trial new per cent bonds. 6Ih Atchison common. 7h.
430 m.-Money. "A per cent. The rate OF discount in
the open market fc- both short and three months bills Is
per cent Paris advices quote per cent 100
francs i7 confines the account ana exchange on
London at Is francs lin centmes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19

- ,,,,o.rs. Flour was dull and
Cash quo,as'' Yer, Unchanged No spring "NeA.
$50; N 2 spr,ng wheat. 52q5gc by sample ~ ~
02g"-:c, NSS 'c"rn +giac, No > oats. sac 10
red osAc 40 -, No , barley 90 nominal No
rye 4bsG1DSo ] ,,,rorhv seed 81 nominal; Ness
haNseeH -" l7i.fiS2 81: lard per IL" 10 ~
PORK p ,iss uoose5 So 5TqS6 5ii3 dry saltei sG
ders toQNe9) 1850 ,isrs onishtd goods per sa.
81 2IFpo .,,, Ia, - al granulaed 81 ~ st.s
- 10. !, q nor hbl on the Produce ENchahse ~
9Id ~ hrs~ market was active and arm: extra S' ssrs
day the Ia lie: second. l5gl6c, essS "e''
cry. l''sc mr., 80 Syrssh Northern
stea"y d. ''@v -. e. 95dSs s.;
ctrctnnau June lS.-Flour-Spring pa,eti'' sS@s,No
Al fancy 81 1908 60 family, " SCGS- 70 So white
% ~"rnrRece,pts light yellow ear 1>s0 60
red, 90 ~ 49, ~ mixed. 6-sc Oass
90 sosy, ~ t.,sc, 10 mixed 44sc. Bacon s.e ~.
No WITT M, mort rib sides 1isc. short Gear $50
7Ac Whisky m9tHS' 80 $50 bnls Mess pork-Lsas.
on basis so =iIsl3 80 Iart-Good demand, ~
Offering az 81 80, G@s' butchers Gas. loose deYeFe~
urn 'o"e' o'' 49, -. o,c,et at $50.
Milwaukee June ls'r -, ,n and closed at $3.50. ysy
Saa III and cash 27sc under Septempet Psors and
VIZ ~ The advance liberal coNetins ~ sht Ciss
higher cables Samples were quiet t,rg De No
ON track: No Northern. Sc, 30 l,r. samples hra
hard winter. 5sc Barley quiet: 30 90 50..c. No 2
nnd IN good demand Rye active. 20 -. No o. 4Se
agsc oats very active; No w''s our AMI mill stass
corn quiet No j. slc' NO D. 7V'
unchanged. DIM IN
, ,sr,lour market ruled hIn, a,y y
philadelphia June - a. wheat but johbers genefSy
sympathy win aaNa ar reouiremenis and denaneo ios
well supplied TOT s,ner SaqS2 100 do extras :. IA
tinued light Mher ,,rfx 50 35a$2 5O Pennss ~ ~
roller straight 81 IONSz 70 "a 40 patent 50 1888 ~
81 49, do stFaish, a g. do straight So =2g w. rye
spring. clear a." tayorite brands. hgne5
patent - Sy AZ s. - per bb for choice PenH n for.
icnr aut h strong and advanced &c larseN otInud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. June Is.-Cotton quiet; mlddlng. 7c: low
middling fI-i6c; good ordinary. GSc and
cepts IA bales: exports cOaswse. LIS bales sales.
81 bales spinners, 90 bales; stock 3.40f bales.
Norfolk, June lS.-Coon quiet; middling. 3-16c low
middling Gs.c; good ordinary. l6c. receipts 40s
bales gross 1872 bales exports. coaswise. 1877 bales;
stock 1si16 bales.
Savannah June 1scoton dull: middling. &C. low mid
ding, Gtc: good ordinary GNc net gross receipts
~ hnies coastwse $40 bales sales stock
IL. 655 bales
New-Orleans, June 1s.-Cotton easy: good middiing
5-i6c: middling. 7c; low mddng &c good ordinary
u 716c receipts. GJI bales gross f03 bales sales
!. 100 bales; stock &c. 1913 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
AyyrvERSARY OF TIE EVACUATION OF PHIL4-
DELPHII.

Philadelphia, June lS.-The Pennsylvania Sons
of the Revolution celebrated the ll6th anniversary
of the British evacuation OF this city About l0o
members and guests left here this morning on
a steamer and visited Fort Nii,flin Fort Delaware.
Red Bank and Biiiingsport, al Of which points nave
neon made historic by Revolutionary events Az
esch nace historical papers of interest. which had
been prepared for the occasion, were read. -
This is the first time that Evacuation l9ay as Ap
piled to Philadelphia has been celebrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
TIE KING OF TIE MOyTA UKS DEAD.

king Pharaoh" or John Hannibal. as he was
known in private life the last person known 10
have a right 10 the throne OF the once mighty
,,ontauk Nation of Indians died at his home. in
Frrankliuve Suffolk County. yesterday. at the
age of eighty-seven years His mother was a fnli-
FLOODED Indian and through her he derived MS
title King Pharaoh"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New.York. June IS. 1894.

York June is. 1894.
REANS AND PEAS-A lot 81 200 bags beans arrived
from London The steamer Scotia In late Friday win
Old bags is now dschareing her cargo. good deal
OF this stock sold TO arrive and II o1ks as II the
market may hold steady for awhile Domestic marrow are
Arm with choicest marks generally held at s. Few
state medium sold 81. Pea remain quiet Exporte.s
had engaged some lots red kidney for this weeks
s.eamers but Il looks the orders will be light other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court
BY IngrahaM J.
Matter Of Corner-Wiam T. Gray.
Matter Of Cathedral Parkway-Wiam T. Gray
Warsaw Imperial Pine p CO--Janes J. NealiA
BY Andrews. ].
Kuhn Hirienana--John Whalen.
Maddox Steele-John H. Judge
q Common Pleas
BY Pryor, J.
Deeves va Metropolitan Realty CQ-wibur Iarremore.
Superior Court
BY Dugro j.
Booknan Cannon-Louis c. Raegerer.
BY McAdan j.
Murphy vs. O'Neil-Edward Jacobs
;-..s RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY In2raham. j.
Mary L. Walter William c. Boyd--James S. Nc.
cuillan.
BY Andrews, ].
Matter OF Peekamose Fishing Club-Josiah ". Went
worth.
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. J.
Nina Fried Lila c. Schuckle-John Hoyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga ~ Y June 1s-Following is the Cour
of Appeals motion calendar continued for Tuesday
Nos ST. sS s24 ST. S2S. SIS, S26. SS2 ST. S29 $685. S.
SIS and S37.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
A SUIT AGAINST AUGUST BELMONT & CO.

Miss Charlotte Won Kuehnau, who is contesting
the will of Coroner Michael J. b. MESSENGER. alieg-
ing that the will offered for probate by the dead
mans brother Edward ]. MESSENGER. was not his
last will. and alleging that by later will the bulk
of the estate bequeathed to her. has also began
a suit against August Belmont & Co, the bankers
through which she seeks TO recover So VI on
bills OF exchange duly Endorsed by Corner MESSENGER
and assigned TO her. The bills were Drawn on the
Rothschilds through Belmont & Co. and payment
was refused by the Rothschilds on the request OF
Edward J. MESSENGER Justice Andrews has de-
cided that Edward J. MESSENGER should interplead
def
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
THE COURTS.
A LOUD oUTCRY IN COURT.
MRS. WILLIAM AEINIKE. IN HER SUIT FOR s1'fA'
RATION. sHR1EKs THAT THD WITNESS
nscyruEHfcp HER BABY.

gMOTHEHED HER BABY.
In the suit for separation brought by Mary Jessie
Meineke against her husband william S"' 80
Meneke. on trial before Judge Bookstaver. al the
1scu,tv Term of the Court of Common Pleas MrS
Meneke was on the stand again yesterday one
went on with her testimony with comparative III
difference until she was asked about ''e 10Y
twins only seven weeks old when she pesa'' 'e'
suit n. 49,
"ch those poor babies" she sobbed. as II ner
49,, 1,ould break She at once became hysterica
and her examination had 10 be SUSPENDED. one
yallied In few minutes. but again became hys'ei'
cal so that 1t became necessary to take her SUI
ond time from the stand
There was a dramatic scene In the course Oh 'ie
testimony of Katie Ledley who was in the employ
~ .ha Neretes I'm December last while they were
living at High Bridge. She said that MT Meinehe
always treated his wife kindly but there was no
getting along with her. She would De very INC, nce
one minute. and the next minute ~ouiu oe i"
Among your other duties" she was asked on
s Snsv? you LOOK care u ''
Il did," was the calm reply u. 81 vonr care7"
1.-The baby died. believe. While IN your cdfe'
murdered hsSy SHOUTED Mrs Mr. hs Msn Sii
a pillow. and she knows she dd .,s ruaa.
Rook aHs rS 10 one of the ocers Mrs MeneRe
made resistance. and was led gently out OF the
Nov. sad Judge Bookstaver, this witness has
been publicly accused of a crime She must De
Connection with the death Of the PLAINTIFFS child
The witness made her explanation; She said she
was awakened about o'clock In the morning oy
the childs cries She got up and attended TO IT.
Later the child found to be dead Inc doctor
and the Coroner both said that the child DIED from
pneumonia ,,. $3.50,
Louis Meineke, brother Of the defendant, test
fed that ne had heard Mrs. Meineke say that she
would XIII her husband He told of being present
on one occasion when she tried to beat him with
with small club. and agAp when she tried to
poke his eyes out with an umbrella Henry bGeSs o
her husband. The trial will be resumed this morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-19
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-17
MODELLED ON A FLOWER.

A pretty fashion, the idea for which
seems to be taken from the calyx of a
flower is seen in the pointed bodices
of cloth, with long cuffs, cut also in
points, above which the velvet or silk
material blooms forth so to speak, in
large puffs for the sleeves and full
gathered corsage for the body. Felix
seems especially fond of this effect late
ly, and has used the idea on both skirts
and waists. A charming example. OF
this method of cutting a gown is in leaf
green CLOTH with the skirt and waistscut
en- princesse to the bust, were the cloth
terminates in six points, three iateoat
and three behind Above this is a dark,
purple velvet waist slightly gathered
on the shoulders and finished with vel
vet stock and tiny ruche of fine point
de venise-a pretty sheathing f for II, the
the sleeves are treated in the same way.
A very deep cuff OF the eloth is cut t, in in
of the sleeves reaching to about the
same height: that is, the points of both
sleeves and bodice being on a line with
each other. Philadelphia Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-11-17
HIS WEDDING PRESENTS FAMOUS
Ross Hugh McLaughlin's Som-in
Law Dies OF ErFght.s Disease.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. II, 1884
Or. Alexander F. Carroll. sonrin-law of
ex-Register Hugh Mclaughlin the politi-
cal leader of Kings County, died this
morning at four o'clock at his home, No.
165 Washington Park. Bright's disease
was the cause of his death, which had
been momentarily expected for the last
forty-eight hours. He had been serious
ly i'll fOf three months. Drs. Shaw,
Dusseldorf and McCorkle have attended
him. About his bedside when he died
were both the Carroll and Mclaughlin
families.
DR.. Carroll was about twenty Eight
years old. He was a leader in the
younger society set of. Brooklyn, but his
chief distinction was attained when he
married Nellie Mclaughlin. the eldest
daughter of the ex-Register. He met her
soon after he left the Long Island Medi-
cal College, where he was graduated
with high honors. He married Miss Nc
Laughlin on January 13. 1892. Most of
the society people and many politicians
of Kings County were there. Moreover,
all brought costly presents for the bride
and groom.
The value of the presents was esti-
mated, after the wedding, to be over
burglars the couple had constructed un-
der their house a sub-cellar. fitted up
with a burglar proof vault, and in this
they kept the presents. Hugh McLaugh-
lin gave them the house they live in
on their wedding night. The father of
the deceased, Thomas Carroll, was form
erly Police Commissioner of this city.