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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

were reported at ssOO0o bush Bradstreet tisin,s
showed an In America OF SD3oUto i sn hh
Ias but decrease n Europe OF i"~"' o.
making the increase in the worlds supply W
bush The American visible Is now 100 2otooV ous' ,.
he worlds visible i'I,I74.ooo bush Cash wne, w .
red private terms; $500 bush az December mt,e,
ami 10 urd,r December delivered. peremo.,
closed =, $40. and ! load OF uhgfmH r',a
AZ ia,c under Deccmbe- delivered cokNmtnr
n.arke; was moderately active and nt''" It'll. I,,,'
AT tn. opening the oa!lot receipts AZ ,n'"so'
which orly ~ cars considerably ne'n" W. n,,,
mates The break in wnr1t. however s,ast,d ali'r
ltfl. selling when n" Shorts inca l" 80,
rrcrs au.anccl rapidly closing at IN" Ds' pr'r VI w.
decline i-c al ,anc" 1he dFap"h' l'.lt ~
fl carot receipts Chicago and tho ac maj ho.Mt-
sanding the big efforts set corn IN there 'h' az s
arc 81 comparatively small and the movement % new
corn Is no earlier last or the year before mas
boon cutie surprise the trade which has been count
ny on = biz movement ~ both old and new corn ~,
which has me-, as maeriazed Cash corn to-day SOFA
M itc delivered and jji.c delivered frr thee iuiS
.i,roGrtrc.t's' visible showed decrease of o-o hu'
"a. ing 4.OlIp0 bush pNIs- 'tts tl'.
,.4 Ie with little weaker al the start
IN the decline wheat and corn. but later better toh
p..va!lsl prices improved. closing NJ %dito MY
vance The Increase reported In ''lradstfc. NisInr
vas ~ uDl bust making the total 1i23lWc bush 'asn
-; - were steady AID dun 400 bush No oats y VI
At .i,asi2,c: ~o bush No white at 3'n' &C. 80"
Lush track white n 3JT2gi.c 2oO bush track riN,
~ s,3aL,c BARLEY Market du,l and about stehdy
G,G6ic fpr No Milwaukee. and ,Drtli' 10Y uhs'hi'l
Market ts stu dull AT GEcnihR'h
prices State 7Vq I2i1c: sx-row"i 'onNo.
TED- yariet dull clovrrse-d quoted mt . -
1f9 October November prime quoted al ~ 80 ho'.'
". give for comparison the closing prices OF oi'
previous day and for III, corresponding date last year
Open High Low Clos Last Last
ir- est. night rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
OPERATION OV AMOS r. ENO'S RIGHT EYE.

Amos 4. Emo OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
on Wednesday OF last week underwent an APP
parently successful operation at the New York
Ophtha mic and Aural institute No. 10 East
Twelfth-st., for the removal Of cataract
from his right aye. He Will remain AT the
hospital until the latter part OF this week. For
over year he had been totally blind in his right
eye. ON Wednesday his son John &. Emo took
him II the institute. where he at once prepared for
operation at the hands OF DR.. Knapp. Cocaine
used to deaicn the pain. 1t found that
the cataract had fully developed. completely filing
the crystalline lens. The Operation lasted less than
five minutes. Mr. Emo mas been kept in dark room
eyer since br. Knapp & OF the opinion that the
sight Of the eye viii be first rate hereafter. A. In"
Finn Avenue Hotel yesterday IT was said that Mr..
Emo was IN excellent spirits over the success Of IN"
ID Hon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
FOLLOWED THE IDJICE or COZ NSEL.
HERMAN CLARKE GIVES TESTIMONY IN HIS owN
DEFENCE.

HERMAN CLARKE GIVES TESTIMONY IN HIS own
DEFENCE
The tra; Of Herman Clarke resumed before
Recorder Smyth in Par, II Of General Sessions yes
terClY morning The defence. outlined 10y Mr..
House. will en1e1VOr to show that Clarke had no
personal aCcOun; in the firms books and that ali
the entries were in the partnership interest
Clarke was put the stand i'm his own defence in
the afternoon. He said there had been a good deal
of feeling between himself and his partners They
hcd accused him of dealing in puts and calls with
out their knowledge AMI he denied having done 50.
The fact Of his going 10 io; Springs WAS known TO
Cooper and TO his partners. On his way back 10
New-Yorh and while his train was in Philadelphia.
he had received three kilograms ali sent 70 ciner-
points and all containing the same message
Don't to Ncw-Y orK. VIII NEE: YOU In Jersey
city" They signed ~. \ g. IN" Initials 81
his supposed friend. Cooper. who emp.oye
OF the firm. He and Maize stanley were met in
Jersey City by defendants brother and cooper They
Cooper had advised witness 10 go TO Chicago where
he had friends and where he could begin over again
Following the advice he went II Philadelphia. Whle
there h. received messages from Cooper ana from
his father. lie then came back TO Jersey cay.
where he met the lawyer. Elliott Norton: Ia pui-
suance o: his advice. witness went to Washington
and registered at Wizards Hotel under the name OF
w II. C.app He then went 10 Toronto. Clark"
said ne had no Intimate that criminal proceedings
had been begun against him until he was arrest"
in Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-lork October H. 1885,
BEANS AND pEAS-Domsstc beans IN
ward slightly before the close YESTERDAY and the market
quite firm to-day al 81 ~. with OF the best
marks holding 2a5c higher Medium about steady. but
quiet Marrow sun somewhat unsettled busn-ss has
been done 81 IL. but there Indications that
downward tendency has been checked. The absence Of
important export demand for red kidney keeps the
81 10 IL outside choc. quality
and unpcked soft beans Offering for So downward
Other kinds without qu1tAblr change. Green peas
strndy. Wa quote; Iieans domestic marrow per BUSH
81 H. do medium 81 10. do 81 ~: do kidney
s. To- do white kidney. s. 10 do yellow 81 -: do
soup. 81 95as2 do foreign medium 1893 81 $50
foreign pea 81 iOa$i 80. peas bhls 81 Oj
do bags 81: do Scotch 81 l2is.
HITTER The interest ~ buyers IL still cearel
largely top grades fresh table butter These are
having moderate sale and steady but they COM
prise much 81 the production that
moving the stock as fast a. they can secure custom
Lower grades of fires nearly all
dairy of the Western packngs ruling dull
and there II settled tone Of values. We uuots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
WOMAN'S STNODTCAL COMMITTEE MEETS

The Woman's SynOdcal Committee OF Home Mis-
SONS. holding its twelfth annual meeting. rep
resenis the work Of over 1l6cp Presbyterian women
IN the synod Of New-York 1t Is part 81 the Board
OF Home Missions. of which the Rev. Or. John Hall
Is president II has share in the work done among
the Indians. Mexicans. Span!aris Freedmen. Noun
tain Whites and Mormons OF this country. Yester-
day there morning and afternoon sessions In
the Madison square Presbyterian Church. Reports
and addresses were read 10y Mrs. g. e. Wesley. Mrs
J. &. Martin. Miss Fannie Percy. Of Utah Miss
Laura Person OF Tucson. Ariz.; Mrs. T.. l.. Swift.
Allegheny Penn. and Mrs L. 4. Davis. Kansas.
To-day there VIII be communion services with the
synod in the First Church. and further executive
meetings aferward In the Madison Square Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. oct. IA fair number OF buyers competed
day the sale Of damaged Queensland wool saved from
the Queensland Line mail steamer Dorunds which went
ashore Peniche. Portugal, September 81 while
from Brisbane for London. The lot
bales. sold the following prices
Secured 3AdaIs. locks and pieces. 3.qIld. greases.
2Nd6zd locks and pieces. lzG5ad. Advces from Mel
that the wool sales opened there to-day with
attendance OF buyers The selection fair but
the declined from . TO 10 compared with
seasons prices The condition Of the
clip generally good. A cablegram from Sydney
AS far he judged the seasons wool is equal
that OF both In regard to quality and
dition number OF buyers from the United and
the Continent were present at today's sales" A dis
uenos Ayres that continued rains have
interrupted and DELAYED shearng throughout the Agen
Republic The clip is therefore much ess
what 1t should be. and the arrivals have consequently
been small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

LITTER L. sHINN WINS \ SUIT AGAINST THE
PRODTCE EXCHANGE BATHS FoE


proprcE EXCHANGE BATHS FoE
JEWFLRY LOST THERE
chief Justice Ehrl!ch and jury in the city
Court Yesterday tried to solve Turkish ba;h
mystery. Tho suit, involving the mysterious lis
appcarsncc Of diamonds and jewery worth $40
from hathhousc. brought by Luther +.
Shinn agains, the Exchange Broadway Bath Com
pary to recover for the alleged loss Of his je~ei-+
walr ne taking bath November p 1871.
n tho Pro luce Exchange baths.
Shinn SHORTLY after the logs retained Charles w.
Brooke and he began suit in the C.'y Copr; -
recover the alleged value Of his ewflry. The case
after rlany pos,ponemcnts was tried yesterday.
The first witness WAS Shinn. lie testified that in
company with Henry T. Kirkman lie visited tn"
Produce Exchange Turkish baths, owned and ope--
atei BY the deft ndant company on Nov.mbei -;
1891. After registering his name In the book Kept
hons". delivered 10 the man in charge ms diam2hi
Sud. valY,d at $500; gold wssch valued , at 49,
ina; ne SURRENDERED for safe keeping. his pocket
book containing railroad tickets. commercial papers
and three IS bks
rhen shnn said. he and his companion went
through the cod-ses Of the bath, which consumed
Wn ~" he 6 presenfd nSef at the oee DESK and
ese i E's; rs %hon he had
tfem. den.cd that he had either received OF seen
Shnn says that the following day he cai.cd AZ
the bath with Detectives Sergeant George TITUS OF
witch. he was tod had been found in the in
front Of the dressing rooms.
40 trace Of the jewe!ry could be found. Shinn was
certain that he had given the articles sued for TO
The defence denied that the employees OF the com
pany ever received the lewery and insisted that il
WAS no: lost in the bathhouse ~. r.
nelly. who attended Shinn and other attendants of
the bath testified that Shlnn was under the in
luence OF liquor when he entered the bath and was
The jury retired al 80 o'clock and returned within
ten minutes with verdict for the paintin for the
fur amount claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

MARKET closed barely steady 70 . - " po1't ae'i -
c,fpirel WITH f"si'ria' losing price," Irf"7f"frhI"
notices. 'IG Iofal SALES. i2l" N"y lUr. sf'f sale
today as' might . ally reported f'i T-Iu
ZION. ~. total 20. -ia' market ar Wd HTS hpini-
-. mlIIlur gulf g.. which 70 'itnE'I ''f'i ti"
with ,e.terlat'. olHs.rr N'N YORK .e receipts. 'th
Continental 22'N. Great Britain. G2ii forwrf1" 2".'
sale. - tluurrs ~. tflek - is Total net iri
tec.p,s 'odly. - ego thus ~ us wcek 2iN 'i -
ports to-day Great Britain. - "gs Continent. y 90
Thus week Britain - 3b3 France. u -.
Continent. 7l.li5. stock G1o.n'h
Liverpool 'ahl" Sgt cotton active. sales 2'o-p hf
seruaflon and .~rur' lwD. AWet $500 receipts.
ino American fVu middnng uulanis > il-S2i Grade
ah,r. mlIdlnr advanced 81 Future oi"u~l sieal s
1902 90 advance" r-eI barely steady October. lif
october Nnf-rbsr . iHh. November l'"eerhf = he
Irc.nt.f January. , ih January February. lih Fob.
riiary March. - l"nt tG March APRIL . l'h Nnr Ma.
? 10 Ml, June. 3@'o" 81 iun. Iri". ~ Man hes
Yarns Quiet AMI igm. n f'~'hi" demand
COFFEE IN" cart market shovel som~ w~nkn"'s Zoo
sympathy with th- European markets iu pfirs ralll"i
~. afternoon ~ . sh0ft- Ih" market VS.
dull Tho RIO market quiet 80 II - f"is fDf y"
iOnsi bags exchange - y 'l"arai'"s
fYr United States. lW' lags. stock 80 EI fl2p bag
market pu"t and unchanged 80 iorp f"'~ f0r
good average grade Receipts 80 santos = 90 Tag.
the following prices Octpb-r. ~ - Ifss. November.
q, pigs pec.ub-r. ~ - pfgs. Janurfy. ~ pfgs.
February. u: pigs. March 81 - pfe-. Arril "a -
Pig fiayrr cllr"d for October 80 f9nc N',en-
be- francs December. NJ franc. January. -
france February. 7d:, frnLcs. March. $50 francs.
April - - fran.s Total sa's ~ iiayf" 3hWc bags
Contracts closed steady at 10 points higher fr October
and points lower fpr other months Sales We're
~ 80 bags. fullo~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
MISS MoNROE's SUIT STILL on trial.

Miss Harriet Monroes suit against The World
10 recover $4,000 for the premature printing OF her
Worlds Fair ode continued yesterday before
Judge Shipman and a jury in the United STAT 5
Circuit Court. II was shown by receipt that she
had secured $1,000 for the poem. agreeing that the
Exposition managers might furnish copies to the
newspapers. As author. however. she reserved the
copyright ,,,, 80 49, ,,,,,,
The defence moved for a dismissal on the ground
that the plaintiff had no basis OF action.
The Judge decided that the trial should proceed
and f. o. Chamberlain formerly connected VITA
''The World" called TO testify as TO the secuT-
ing and printing of IN. poem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

York October l.. 1894.
ssai f 4r"s and :, car. oE the ma[s' maKns Urn
grades Il steers AMI Kn % Of uSh siu Were selling
81 ar. werr to Fl The co. an exporter bought .
cc~s and bulls a., 81 2S cy drrstd Beg sides Slow
a, ea'c for naive and 5.ae',c ~ Texas and
dull at 7Goc per 10 American steers steady at 9aIlc:
ops ilS dr~s'sa wight shipments o quarters eG Of
nf On me ne Ieuonc or Easn@ns tgmpany ana 9n
2 r "na toT Win Tsn a.. ns fa" Monarch sailed
$, 50 per 100 ~ d. 1900 n s. 90 u Do 10.
s. 81 10 d.. 2ao n g. 8 q; Is DO. 1904 n a, s. 10
oxen -, n a, 81 50 d. 1890 r. a, s. &c. : d. iao5
s. >S 4 G5 $50 H. at s. "a d. $40 0Oi H. a, s. y!
s ,%gio'' h. at ss5o7sa o. DO, S>"SS>S H. at
j. Mcncrson 4 Co.: Obi, steers 1917 n. at 81 co:
Sc, !i'dn 5, 70 On ,S., iS@ r. :, s icis +
!ie ~ at SD stays Ard hfss T. ~ =; % H. at
sl - dc 755 ~ at s. So 3 d. 74a n at s. 80
DO ~ NJ, a, -
i'c n a 5, TO- = d. III. r. a. $. 40 = :.o =
], G.e " j % coF"G ,s ,' re; q = S g s.
s' y a shs-mSn 10 inoi, .eor~ 1902 H. at s4as
= Nrr IN" 10 ~ a. > - Il Kca,acb ~ cf nj H. at 81.
s. ,o' 70 d" io 10 r. at Sco =. 5chsrs go H. at
"a ii ID. ID.
J. a %i' '0 "n: Is ohio steers 1855 n a, 81 a.
s.; 20
q. s. ~ = cows ar SO 20 Zach az '' 49,
HIm- z Mullen: ? s;acs li2j H. at 81 d. li,0 H.
d. M $40
''Hr M,'s@ y r": SGi. avt' 10 AT
-, I y,s ,Hecrp, %S@ al r, 'na b, 1'9 g.
cne q s. per hets c'n,@on COWS alme.; unsslaeir.
fresh cows ral.es included It, s35nSi p~r nca Hailea,
.. S,Spsso Aho 70 Gsa ~ ,gil !" ''' cows
II Nh ATOM, o NJ r No , YEAS I l3r " rs
a ers gS f 9s. Gn ' and w"~'"> S SGr~
s 1s'1 4 Sc s % l aes at s s0s :u ,a art
s,.,1 sn, n ra,eS at ~ Dressed CAVES
sai..-I,u%s Ms,'cn p zeal. ]" N a,erase. At S
DO I.S IN a " .; 49, ~ n a, s.. lo. IL n at
3: J. % g. s., $ p y :! &" r. : A.
err; ' !s@ E s" '''' Us 3D. at ~ '''
l:i ~ at 81 do. leo H. At so 30. od calves 30 III.
6. prcnlacb. ,,.i. IS n a, $50: / DO 100 IN. at
~ = d" r.. H. at - o' ~" H. a' -. s'asses,
n 'r"; M''% T. iSa'; Us n ca. a. Sos 81,
Il So . 49, = +, a,a H. - S,s t =. i'ly i''
N ): -. &C., '
ID & i. q" & Il Il it. i. r. :. :: 8 i I'd .,;
- ssn al 81 p al do ~ ~ Il, 81: :. . o. ;,
at s95o - F''SS'' 0' 49,
SHEER NNb LAMi,i Fps !; ra ' a" az la>a head
l.! cars t3r butcher. direct % ar, he sold About q
oIc . &, aall aaa %s@& ,ol ..ei 100 ose ms
- .sms az, !; Heo9 cyr mutt" '' So"
sal. y larrns@@: as ca",i,an iami - i, aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

Galveston oct i7.-Cotton quiet. madnss. 4; 7-lGc.
low mddng Lie. good ordinary. IL l6c. net and
gross receipts II 175 bales exports I" Great Britain.
347 bales: sales al bales: stock. .222 bales.
Norfolk oct. 1..-Couon steady; middlins. 5ac; low
middlng lice. good ordinary. 49,; net ana gross re-
ceips 3Gio bales exports coaswisr 2"G bales. sales
GO bales: stock 1885 bales
lGc miadling. 7lGc. low middling. i6c; good
ordinary 5-lGc receipts. O?5 bales gross. IL
421 bales. Great Britain. GlOO bales. coast
23so bales sales. 10 $50 bales stock, S1ll hale
l1.-,otton steady: middlng. . ! 10
low mddng 5isc. good ordinary 1876. net and
receipts Ia. 42G tales: exports 10 the Continent, Il21
bales: coastwisr 2 20 bales sales. $50 bales: stock
lOI 1G1 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

The Staten Island Rapid Transit Company. which
has been operating the Bay Ridge ferry. viii for
the present only one boat day that route.
The franchise for the Bay Ridge ferry recently
sold TO the Sea Beach and Coney Island Railroad
Company. but that company has not yet taken
possession of the ferry.
There developments yesterday in
the between the rival Staten Island ferry com
panies. To-day is the time fixed by mutual con-
sent for the payment of the $4,000 by the new
company for the Rapid Transit Companv's ;ermi-
nal facilities and that Is paid the new
company will begin running boats. II tho Rapid
Transit Company carries out It's threat and also
runs a ferry the legal will begin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool oct. IL 3:ij D. ef-Extra India mess
TBS prime dull at Cos. Pork Primo mess
cas- 1Os: do medium. CTS Ga.
about II lG 10 firm 45s ID Bacon
cut about ~ 10 20 No. duh 3ss I'd; short
dull 800: long clear middics. about ~
10 dull long and short cesr middles about ~ ~.
dull n shoulders. about IL to - ~ duh at 32s
Cheese American finest white and coored easy 4,s.
ralow-iTmc city nominal. Cottonseed oil -Liverpool
steady al Cd. Spirits Of urpcntinc steady at
2Os sd. Rosin-Common firm at So Oh. Iard-Prime
Western spot. duh 33s. Wheat-No . red
Is I'd No 2 red spring dull Is ID Flour-St. Louis
fancy dull at 5s I'd. CornMixed Western. spot.
$40. October steady I'd: November steady
5ikd. December steady I'D Hops London
Pacific Coast steady - lOlt2 lbs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
DN I 1.usranCa

supreme Court.
by Lawrence. j.
Matter OF Richards Bernard J. Tnney
Moriarty Whiie-Cieorge &. COmstOCk.
The Insurers Automatic Fire Extingusher Co VS..
dagedonc-Jamcs Mc6iregor Smith.
Goldsmith Fanshawe-tieorgc y. Ellis!
Segbert GOrinan-P. 7. sherman.
Smonson Smith-Edward T.. Mccall.
Dennis Fuller-Irving NJ. Dittenhoefer.
BY IDgraham. J.
Hagenaers Hcrber;-Wlliam H. Willis
McAlpin McManus-ioOrge c. Foy.
Citizens Savings Bank Clark e. cas"sl--WuIam T.
Gray.
Same same-William T. oldham
.NOgel S. kennedy-R W. I'eckham. jr.
= Common Pleas
Van Dolsen Boland-Thomas Darlington.
Superior Court.
by Dugro. J.
Cohen Cohen-Myron II. Oppenheim.
Haas Cohen-Myron II. Oppenhem.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Lawrence. J.
Matter OF Reamer Lumber Co.-James Hartman
Warren +. Dennis Dudley H. Fuller-Ferbert r.
Andrews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18
EMU DGE CURTIs's Personal TAXES

EX-Judca George NJ Curtis WIS ordered to sho"
cause yesterday In Supr5 no Court, Chambers De-
fore Judge Lawrence. VIII! he should no: De- pan
ished for contempt Of court for falling 10 pay MS
personal taxes for 1852 as imposed by the Commits
sioners OF Taxes and Assessments. He m-de long
argument on the c, rstutiona! rights Of citizen o.
this country. and Gained tha; the laws Were uh,
constitutional and unJLst. He declared That ne had
been served personally with any notice ron
the Commissioners Of Taxes and AssesSme MS. ana
he relied upon his constitutional rights tnat no per
son can be deprived of He. liberty or property WIN
out due process of He declared that ne had not
committed any intentional wrong and therefore
could not be punished for contempt of court JUS
tice Lawrence remarked that the constitutionaNN
of the law with ref renee to taxation mad been up
held for thirty years and he was not now gong 10
set aside bat Cpon the question OF personal notlce
bejng served upon the eX-JudCe. h. said that he
would examine ii before passing upon the motion.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-18

Sup-e.le Corrt-Geaeral Term-Recess
supreme Chambers-lefore Barrett court
opens Motion calendar called at II a. m
81, 59G5y"s Iss:
'G3. pr lGs t5a i sScal
sum special rcm-art llIBo,ore Russell
J.-J'auscs be sert from Part FOR iria 'ase IN
circui, cou--par I-Bafore Lawrence. JCsuses to
De c hSR, T caa-ra r. 'tore Andrews Causes
be sen; from PAR III iTr afar TaX 1899
go; i i s 1888 es s : ssi. s? w." i.a 2''
lv II 9. Beach Gauss 70 be
superior cOurt-Speeai Term-Hefore GNd'rsieeVe j.
superior cour,-Equy TermB:for: Duero rs SIS
G. S ss ST o 9 ces $50 H5osc S:sf;s
srg.' IS S. 81 T,a@ s., " S T OK c
Superior erpora II I 4,,ore -. Nam ,1
1920 1871 i4e2 1923 1924 lA23 Clear
a7s will Of William i. Du Bots at 1913, wills
for FSn,E" 4 cIl S'P c s anS
Rauh. 1890 q. m. John punkak. James Barr, Dean
suIrcgales Court Trial Tern Bsfore Fi,zsereli. S
Cas- ON no @ VII Of Nrh9ss Srss1' n at Do g. M
Motions.
Common r!easE99cy Before rryo1 las sos
l2s i25 ias A., 1o$ 20 SO, 100 3d. % a. casr I'M
CONNER rs,sTrsl T Tex , ne1Ggs for, p1IS 81,
NOS llZN, so lZ'b llNN III - lI'l, lI't III"
1901 1902. l2l7. 1893 l2s5 "sG 1ls3 l2oI l2i3
1924 1926 1927 l220. l2i2 1928. I23s l24G l2i1 2s
-. 1903. Clear.
anon pleas-Tria Term-Part II before Book
sta. r. JCauses TO he sent from Part for trial Clear
Common Pleas-Tria term-Iart lII-Adio urn-d or the
term.
Guy Court Special Term. Before conlan. Motions
City oourturrial Term.Part Lefore Me- aithy. l.
Nos. S4 500 $50, $50 54. 4+s 01G e3I. sos. 10. :,s
rs. $50. $50 so s4o 1915 322 57S. 1875 Gal. 6s5.
20, Coz. 63S 79i. s7i. so CAS- 67G. Clear
city Cour-Tria! Terr-Part II-Before Fitzsimons, J.
Nos. 900 533 707. 7lG IFS 20. 736 eO3. 90 0si
S95. 1861 1902 10f3 1864 1905 lO65is lOGG. inGs 1863
1911. 1872 1913 1919 100 ro7G 1914 1913 1919
City Court Trial Term-rlr III-Beforo Enrich. G. j
Nos 49l iGJ. @t' aGi. 10 lG9 $50 ISL. 49, 10 III
IA. go 90. so. 527 100. C,~ar.
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Short causes Nos 1900 1893. 194S. 2l29 2il0 22si
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So By: 217 Gull sheep and lambs &c H. at q, =.
sheep ~ ID. DIT 81 80 - H.
wi:hsrson g. sherman S3i Ohio lambs II m :.
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cars were sale. Market dull and depressed 'vaa
BIC lower, without a clearance. Quotations e = Pa
per 100 n ES
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al s. 80 per 100 n: do 233 10. AT s. 70: A. avn,
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ANTIQTE ENGLISH FURNITURE.

A collection of genuine antique English furniture
imported 100 years ago by the Chevalier colo
nists Of South Carolina is now exhibition at the
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. No. 23s Fifth-ave.
previous 10 being sold at auction Thursday.
Friday and Saturday, at o'clock each day. The
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THE c. CtTS.
FRANCIS ii. WEEKS TO BE ENAM

FRANCIS III. WEEKS TO BE EXAMINED.
Francis II. Weeks. the lawyer, VINO cmbezzled
90 from funds placed in his care as
trustee. and is now in Sing Sing. is to be exam
ined as witness in OF the numerous ltlsa-
tons that have arisen over his sapplication OF
funds An order for his examination at Sing Sing
Prison signed Yesterday by Justice Lawrence,
Of the Supreme Court He is to be examined be-
fore William II. Harris, VINO Is the referee APP
pointed in the suit pending in the name % the
Central Trust Company trustee for Countess
Isabel Linden against Richard W. q. einS,
assignee Of Weeks. The Countess Is the daugh-
ter of Lorng Andrews She was married To Count
Eberhard Won Linden in 1876. He is Chamberlain
to the King of W'irtemb"rg AT the time OF her
marriage ali of her property was placed IN trust
for her benefit she 20 receive tho income OF /;
during life. The last trustee Of this trust wa
Francis H. Weeks. The cstat" amounted to about
s2OoO0D He IS said To have embe2zlcl tho greater
part OF this. interm,ngled II with other estates
OF which he also trustee so that there Is be-
leVed TO be only little of il left