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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nfyr-NOrk A0Tu - i''f.
The market Improved nray 10 potato. ost about poia ~,
yancc = 10 ro'a. Tie rang. n VA was : ,-1
DO md on Jun 3947 32c. The Liverpool inH',rt
a.,.nre ~ point ,pinne,s tp.1 5000 bales NJ m
Changed prices Manchester weak for cloths end IN
bu,cs' f,or for yarn. IN spite ~ th AN 'ashire
spnners wore showing more a. so siton - ~ yr,'oi
surprised the trade here hr IT was "Np"c,'9 'i,"i a
market abroad there considerable cove nT 10y local
shorts and the marhet was qa,,r 'Fh IN ,o w ~ the
sellers o.; Nav were buyers Of tho later months II -
sling NAV In which event IL thought that the market
viii not show much inpro em'nt on me 9er manu- H
bears 10 not 'eem - he aggt"ss'r' anl u seen. o
on'hody's market H. was hinei % [nanse tnt s''
strong peopl" might 6y The pax s as @ d" somc pcope
seem mink that rhe strength of tse Vsp2oI mar
that port kilograms from Ncw'-oreans say th"t there
in ,he Gi,| .tacs WIN har at Shreveport which Is
Pael TO 9aye dnc s,ne a3"a aEG ndatons are ,a
they WIN nsh' tomorrow. which Rive. str"eth
bo Wgbtor t-'ir mis- TIM on than generally expected
Receipts at NcwOcans TO morrow are estimated a, "o
G ,d ,. Te.k - at laio las, year Rcc.pts at
b,lcr last year Nov-ohrans 2.lNi bales against 3lti
arains, 2s raies last week 81 faies last year sevn
nsn o' ss asn. 80 bate" sr, w r h SS or is
~.e ses taiSs list ear Norfolk. IisG balcs against
az sSs last mt ss as So by at s@ "aS
e bali pFaH a0 Hncs ss; , I 52 ~ ' %c la" Ss.
las, wear Sninmente G}j bales ST. Louis receipts -
bales against ,'p bales last week. 200 na"s ai year
shipments. ION1 bales cincinnati receipts l-N' bales
against 12.7 bales LAST we-k 80 hai'f last y-a,.
custom bales. lI@i hai"s last week. 3S
hnicg last ,.af Slut.rrn spot markets ~egcf in-
changed except Mobile. which is 1-lto lower ~ -
eqfcs 20 bates. stock 1862 htrs GaIse'1u sales. "iS
balrt. stock - 600 halns Now O1r sai"s . 10 ha"s
r,.c, lr- fsc bales Savannah 4tl"s ~ bales. stock
q? $50 bales Charleston sales $50 bales stock a." III
bales WILMINGTON stock ioi7G bales. Norfolk salcs.
lg3 bales. stocR ST., lal"s Baltimore stock o"S"
bales Philadelphia stock 1~l39 ral't Memphis s'i'..
bale. took 42H7S il"s Augusta sales. 40 bales.
stock 1855 Louis sales ~ ta!es. Stock 5o3ol
bales Houston stock. i1.lJ2 bales.
Ofeuug f'-ia} and closing DIS tho
LII. NJ III ! 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
BISHOP POTTER VIII TAKE CHARGE

Although the trustees Of the Cathedral Of st. John
the Divine have declined to accept the proposition
submitted TO them to undertake active mission work
on the east side of the town by assuming the re-
sponsiblity of the mission In the Epiphany House.
In Stanton-st, Bishop Potter does not propose u
have the work there and has promised TO a.
sumo direct control of II himself Since the control
OF the mission passed out Of the hands Of the par
ish Of St George the expenses incident TO the con-
duct of the work there have been met by r. Fulton
Cutting who from the beginning has been one OF the
chief supporters of the scheme. Mr.. Cutting guar
anteed to furnish such funds might be required
during April. with the expectation that the future
needs would be adequately provided for at the ex-
pration Of that time In order to present the mat
ter TO church people in his diocese. Bishop Pot
ter invited number OF prominent and wealthy men
pained TO them his plan for the mission He said
that he regretted the possibility Of the abandonment
of the work there for want Of adequate financial
support and said that he could not contemplate
such q contingency without pain and dlsInay
Those who being minister t. by IN stanton
st mission" SAID the Rishop. are those pre-
erninently whose bare and burdened lives need the
light and cheer and above all the immortal COURAGE
and hope which the Church give them. For this
reason. rash and unwarr1nted as II may seem.
have determined 70 take upon myself the WORK or
finding the means and continuing the work when
the mission Is now doing" He explained that tho
annual of the mission would be about SIcJ. ana
asked that this sum be subscribed soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Dbl s6as7 do Florida. S5ase do British magnums per
sack s2dS2 10 do state. per DBL - l2aSZ 81; 90
scy s2as2 ~; do Eastern seed per bb 81 19gs3 -;
sweet potatoes, S2gSi, onions. old per DBL "-dS3' 40
Iermuia new. crate $-g$2 10: aspaagus per aoz
lunches S2aSG spinach. per bll JOrH$l radshes per
100 lunches odjOr: lettuce. southern per hD - %,p
s. 20 Do per basket 50I15c peas. North caro-
Ina per crate 50 5opSi. DO C arleson per BASKET W.
81. cabtages per hbcrte. IjcrSl ~; string beans per
15dSl. tomatoes carrier 81 ,Oif'; b''ts
tuIchs. SASS. squash. per busn-crat" ~ Vg
81 - -,.. =,
81 NDRIEs-Peanuts jobhing from store ar iTp4c f1r
fancy handplckel Spanish shellcd firm at &c for No J.
ami 2m2i.c for No >. Virginia NJ | quoted at 2'Ef
.ee,yoV firm NJ 2Sdagc. Maple quiet AZ Oi2dIc.
and svrtip freely offered AZ iOHGoc per gallon.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts OF
milk and cream M different railroad distributing
nrfs In and near the f1r tho week have been as
Follows. Erie 4oiT ~ milk 30 cans ~ condens"
milk AMI i7s cans cream; Susquehanna. lsO' cans "
milk - condensed milk anl 30 cans "t cream
Inrka,yanna 1925 II milk and 20 cans ~ cream.
New York Central and Harlem. 23lo cans ~ milk ~?
ans ~ condensed milk and - ~ cream, N"wY YORK
and Putnam. l.Ofj of milk. New-ltaVen and Har
ford -g5 cans milk. Ontario and western, 3pl+ cans
~ milk and 2f ~ West shore. liiS cans
~ milk 10 cans ~ condensed milk and 80 cans ~ cream
Nog.- fcror Central - Of milk and - cans y
cream: AMI ly miscellaneous short routes. lp" cans or
milk and go cans The total daily supply mas
lon % 30 cans ~ milk. 22n of condensed nilk
and igl cans The MIX ENcang' pfc" remains
s. - can 4 90 quarts H. net - t" pro lucer
Tho average price paid for the surplus has been 81 30 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS LITIGATION.

The hearing in the suit brought by the New-IorH
Associated Press against the Western Associated
Press to recover $40 661 49, under contract entered
into between the associations and two-thirds OF the
profits of the Western Association from January
1852 10 December H. 1892. estimated at $4,000
was resumed yesterday before United States Com
missioner Shields.
Anthony r. Dyett Of the firm Of Townsend
Dyett & Einstein. counsel for the plaintiff intro
duced the evidence of Mr.. Lyon. formerly booh,
keeper and cashier of the New York ASSOCIATED
Press TO prove that the Western Associated Press
~ rho service in the Western territory. which
handed over TO it 10y the plaintiff in November
iSS2 II was also shown by the books and papers
examined that prior 10 the agreement entered INTO
with the Western Associated Press to give II ne
sight 10 furnish news in that territory the he
PENDANTS had not supplied news TO the newspapers
in the far West. In some cases the western AS.
ISOLATED Press turned half the prolts derived
from supplying news to journals in the West. but
in other cases no division OF the profits was made
The existence of a joint executive committee
representing both associations was also established
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
OTHER ,,ARxrTs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Ap.h 2i-Cat,e-Receipts las, ,wenty.,ou,
hours head total tor week thus far $50 head 70,
$50 head 70 New-York 30 head ~ sale 20 head mar
ket opened steady and closed steady fat cows SAB 90
NJ good steers here. lTht hutchers steers sod al
as3 80 Hogs-Rcceipts last tweny-four hours 1875
head; total week thus far 2TijO head for tin,
New YORK 800 head: on sale 100 head market opened
shade easier; closed very dun VIII 3 oais q YorS..
5O5lSJ ~. good mediums. SjHS3 .. choice heavy
s. 90, pigs s. l5as5 80 sheep and Eeeeipis r
1000 hcad: for same time last w"os. 500" had On
sale i2D heal market opened very -a. ieF leayy vol
heavy sheep with loads unsold bur ea o' good Mandy
stock good clipped lambs. s. 3oaSi CO. isir 20 500 G5
Wool sheep. s. 75Gs. 20 extra wchcrs. 81 sass
East Liberty. Apr cattle-ieeelpi IA eNgsss o. ..
relSh fat. 81 soass TO- sc1d "a, cows and hftr. a
deiphas 81 sass 80: Yorker s. SaS 30 common
to lair Workers s. 2oas5 % pigs 50 ioS5 % good hssy
S. good 9 cgs2 - f5ir * od>? emmon sea
81 90 ycarlinls 5, jOaS4 50. lambs. s. joG>i -
'rno1 Stock yards thicaco April p -cafile-Recelpt
700 head Market weak. Common ~ cNfra steers 50 Is
~ s,oceI and fe,de5; g ss5 . s and :, sq H
head Market weak iieaFy - N2l>2 :, ' assi 20
urst = S55s5 TO- piss 81 GoaS5 - saeer-R.ceipis
800 head Market s,eadieF. Inferior 70 choice 1900
$, LOUIS April 2l-catre-Receipts. 59 head. Tn.
native cattle market was stronger tor ieranle seer
AMI COWS and shade easier on roue ana e,sTs .ss:
only averaeed fair The quality Of catt~ n sale ..
time Prize. we're shade s,,3n;"r nan yes!er;
Ssfer 81 lcl7sS 40 ~Iccei5;s 3,73 head II.
marke, was - to joc lower. Though TIE supply was
largo large a. the PTP,F0Hr The brt q The g hogs snss
s. Is - 30 Tho TOP b"ng PAID for ne hes, acayy
s2nm2n ilsht ana SIS q sTS5 81 ro sht SOS
r,yais here were several lots n nold-oyers Native
clipped and mixed So 5oas' lambs 81 25as' 90 mennOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Liverpool. April -. 3:4j p Beef demand. *.
ira India steaIy at SIS %. prime steady
02s Cd Pork In far demand. prime Western. fnc.
steady at lis Sd: do medium firm COS Hams
demand. short about II % IL H.,
Bacon In moderate demand Cumberland cut about . -
80 10 firm 31s short rib about - H. firm 3ss LONG
clear mddes about ~ H. firm a. 3D. Cd long and short
mddcs. about 81 10. firm BIS Shoulders about
0 32s. Cheese moderate
American finest white and coored firm at 59s. Talow
poor dennnd prime CITY dun %js Cd. Spirits Of
pentine moderate demand. steady at DDS. Coonsecl
oil Liverpool. refined. firm at ?s Rosin In moderate de-
mand common steady IS Oh. Lard-Spoi In poor de-
mand futures In demand prime Western spot dull a,
SOS Wheat moderate demand: No . red winter
easy al lid Flour poor demand 81 Louis. fancy
winter steady 6s Corn-Spo in fair demand: futures
in moderate demand; mixed Western spot steady b
lOd; April dull 3s IOi1d May dull at IS 9s.d; June
dull 81 gIsd Hops LondonPacihc coast in moder
q demand; steady at f4df5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Beef so S pc ests
mated dressed weight. The Nonadc got on yes,s ess
reported. with 500 cattle for NJ Godsmlth so az
Shamberg & Son; 1900 sheep and 2.i2O quarsrs sT
for ~ Morris To-day the croma takes out To- u beet
Sherman Az cattle to be landed at Deptford tor:
the Denmark viii be laden with $40 cattle for M crss
with Az head for Schwarzchd sulzberger; the Calm
for Antwerp with Els head Ter Nelson Morris the paS
the storm King with about eoo head for NJ Son.
the Calico with 100 head FOR Sohwarzchnd q suzbnn,a
the Germanlc with ls0o qua ters Of beef for EIs,ss
Company; the Paris with sG0 quarters for Eas,sns
Company and l2a2 quarters for D. H. Sherman
sales u ordinary to choice at Sass - per 100 m win
car OF common luttermlk cdlyes az s. 37ib. Drano
calves slow at see country dressed yea.
Sales-Hallenbeck * Hollis: yeals. ii2 n aver,s.
:; . per 100 n; y DO ~ ,o ~ at So . DO ios
Hume & Mullen: 3 yeals. 1873 ID. at So o.
butchers. cars ~ export alive and 1 Ssa
tor the market a a ,'a ssa oY ner @ r GSS
lambs 50 for common dipped sheep Spring lambs ~
lected by but hers ihose ir3m . SOUTH and West xiii
mutton firm 6isasc; dressed yearling lambs ssI,Ts
at 1isQ9c country dressed spring lambs s2as5 -,
Salcs-Newton & Co.: 1899 clipped Ohio lambs. 8, n
average At 50 per 100 ~ u sprlas lambs a. % each
a head - indiana do 81 d2is 1916 unshorn Indlssv
sheep lambs IS H. at 81 10 per 100 h: 10 saeso
g. 6aTn5e,.: =? clipped state lamb. 20 p $780,
HOGS Receipts. u cars. or $50 head Feeling rs.
nrmer with reported sale, a. - joa 81 - per 100 n ~.
g2.d MEDIUM l. Ugh, hog Country dressed steady a.
Vf sass- iIune 8 Mullen 20 state 1853 II av.-.s.
a. s. 90; 3 rough TO- 3i3 N. AT - Is ~ 10
"a W .me 100 a, s'e BE i,ss; Sc TO- at s. co. 81 d.
do. i3o N. 81 30 10 DO 40 N. a. s. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

Supreme Court-Cieneral Term Recess.
Supreme Court-Chambers- Before Lawrence J.-Court
opens at 1890 m Motion calendar called at IL a m
J~Law and fact Nos 7si. rs. 1892 1888 GAL M'3. 1910
Supreme coGr,-specol Term-par, m-Before Barrett.
J-Elevated railroad cases Case unfinished
be- rom for ass S'''''
Circuit Court-Iart I-Before Beach causes to 10
SEN cird 1aH" o' Tuax Jcauses
Circuit 5PaE. nI1etQrs IngIaha% jSes. 800
1851 500 1885, 1863 i7sos 1855 1850 1882 1922 Case
Circuit Court-Par, Iv-refore Andrews causes to
be sent from Part III for trial Judge 70 Ghargs
Nes sps SOS. ssa $40 ss4 Clear -''''''
Superior cOurt-Genera Term-Adjourned until Monday
Superior cour-Tr,a Termzpart Before Dgsre. J.
Superior Court-Tris Term-Part l1-Adtourned for the
Superior Court-Triai Term-Part III-Adjourned
surrogates Court-chambers Before Arnold. sNo
l4s. OF John Jacob Mander a, 1919 m wills
stivsn Eliza selling Christian Fischer. a, 1919
csss s Ss sis viii Of Nary KeTnan at a m
No o.. wiz Of BSSsss HTs%n a, 9so
Common Peas-oeneral TernBetore Bookstnver and
s7m s. IN ',T cs r,y0r
~ s 80 lss J SssS s ,5 Is i S,S iS
Common Peas-Triai Term-Part II-Betore DAILY c. j.
Causes be sent from Part for trial Case I'M
Common ples-Trisi T.rmnPar, III-BefOre G!seereh.
Common Pleas-Equity TerTn-Adjourned for the term.
City Court-speciai Term-Bfore Mccarthy J.Motions.
City Court-Tral Term.Part I-Before Newburger. j.
Nos. 1896 343 1906 1853. 1878 1873 1915 1886 1871.
1855 500 1875 1885 867 zoos. CAS- 642. 323 32i 32J
1857 Sl5. 1854 Case unfinished.
City Court-Trial Term-Par u-Before Van Wyck. j
Nos 632 100 COL, 1904 1855. 224 22i2 220 572 2273.
22Ss 900 2255 2lS7 2277 604 1861, 3SSsjk 2.OG.
225s 2259 22sl. 2e72 2205 1907 23oo 2Si5. 23G 237
unfinished
City court-Tral Term-Part IIIBefore Ehrlich g. J.
Mos zoos. 49, 1864. 1861 1851 1884, 225. 1905. 2114.
zoos 2105. 2l66, 222l 1906 Clear.
City court-Trial Tem-Part Iv-Before Fitzsmons, J.
Short Nos. $500. 3434 379i 377s 3sI0 95l5.
o63o. 3795. 3771. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
JUDGE INGRAHAM OVERRULED JUDGE
BEACH.

A motion was argued yesterday in the Supreme
Court before Judge Lawrence, in the cases OF Jonn
Hunter against Barney J. Tracey. to set ASIDE the
judgments against Tracey which Hunter obtained
nv default on Arril g. 1884, On April the de-
PENDANTS attorney made motion before Judge
Beach at Special Term. for commission TO take
Tracey's testimony. alleging that Tracey was TOO
sick to travel from Lexington Ky, 10 New-fork.
Judge Beach granted the motion. and the com
missions were issued the same day and sent 70
Judge Frank Bullock. Of Lexington, who was
named as the commissioner. The case was set lor
trial on April It, by which time the commissions
were to be returned and filed. On April o. now
ever. when the cases were reached on tne Cm S,
calendar Judge Ingraham. who was then hoIolng
Circuit. said that Judge Beach had no abthofy
and, greatly to the surprise of both sides I'M
mediately vacated it. and ordered that the cases
be tried The PLAINTIFFS attorneys Hoadiy'
Iauterbach & Johnson proceeded TO take an N n
quest. and judgment was given for the palntiit
nv default FOR 81 800 in the first and $3.50 in
the second. together with costs and per cent a.
lowed to counsel. Judge Lawrence reserved oe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25

A,, ,,s creator amount Of weakness In cash wheat
there was inquiry. although not as % amnins Of
wheat arc held at very firm figures. Duluth WIFI
offered al any prices which shippers can touch no ,
ing at nc May In store. ana Dut M - hard
/, wos only &c over. Choice samples OF 20 "a,
the West and Of spring Wn ,, both here
fcult buy. although the contract urili ,os onv
and at Chicago To be Kicking arouhd ~ n, 70 I
figure sales Of cash wheat to-day included ~ hard
Northern nc over May IN store; loVo psI 10 o,er
winter At May price free on board store io irSnr
Nav on board aioa and 900 bush '0s In Of
ance freight private terms. AZ Tor export unt
1000 bush Of ungraded sold for local az, accoun n,
wheat were $1,000 bush here, ana aoo'
36oOoO bush reported VIA ouip'r,s. ,h
CORN-The market showed good deal ol hTenyen
this morning and fair degree or actVly inc vp''ls
,yos m a LITTLE decline sympathy with wheat hu on
small offerings prices quite readily worked upward Re
rnnts West we're small and the demand for cash corn
crease ~ ocO bush and there was some niue DnNlhB
this statement There Is good aeIl 9i TAX . I@u
plies Gute rapidly decreasing II mas had but ht" ei'r
'rho offerings in the afternoon were not large ara n
TN. best price OF the day, and at ret gam OF M &C.,
cash corn was firm but quiet. shippers bought SSVD
sales vnro CARROTS Of A. elevator; car steam
corn AZ t3lc ear steamer yellow mt filc elevator and
r-,rloi viie Sc delivered .OATS-There a
Undcrtone IN cats to-day Ih' "p"nlng sh"N'b Se
not great deal II stun offered ana later IN inc 1ay
mis- showed grcat deal II strength both here ana a.
of f.0asc cash cats were FIRM. sales included LOO
bash NJ a. 800 elevator i1ac deNc:ed: ~ 5 "hi.
1000 Irsh. &C oieyIor rack white @0 nush a. 10
I va o,,otel AT IL, Gradstiet's' visilc Increased
25s oo) .MALT-MarIet quc': urgraded Ws.e
so ,ot adar DDdlac. sx-rowcl s0Osic tworcw"1.
70, BNEiEY- Market quiet and duh; No MI
v,avkce GG0G7c. uagraded Western. 63aG7c. .sEEiS
n,n and fS,ry scr.s At - S c -
pp,aaG. sample seed 81 OaS5 in
We give comparison til" closing prices OF ,he pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
and closing bis tho

Market closed ,tcaay NJ '5 points net advance
compared wl'h frstrfttya closing r'~~ Transient 81"
notices Airl. 3d. Total sales ISL ,." bales N.w-i ork
iH' solos to-day AMI ias' rs.f. f'f ea. Hnr a. 20
ilrs cur r. vhirn la unchanged. .n.p.-,I wien
...t-riat.s ci.,~ rs sro-t r.rsip,. io2s bales
bales. stock -i~ s~J fa.s Total nor ror pts
Inr G"t1 tlea f'gs frr i.is weei 13.f ia.ef Ia
ports TODAY. Great Britain 3oil bales. France a,j
bales. '.rrnsrt 80 bales. t.n-iitt~l not Tnrt
c~lf- f1r ffe ~r"S. - 3-i ial- tNps Great Brit
ur. coo bales; France. ~" fa"a. continent. 2i,.p1
tale. f.,l. . ,i2 bales. .oe, 6js 20 tils LIVER
pol Sgt cotton IN m.dernt" dennn4. saies. 5000
tai~s. speculation and Export - hh"s. American.
1o-rp bales receipts 22oFD bales, American i5p1 bales
miidling iiGi Futures opened quiet partially l-Gd
Arr May. 3Gc, May-Jun" 3'2h. June-July 3g}b. July
August. f0uioi August september i02s September Oc
ioh~r foi Ii"3 october November. 4n2g103 November
D~r.mher +l1ufof December January. 4oSs Manches-
COFFEE Trailing was on nn improved scale. hut quo
fhfurs within marrow limits Foreign ultl.,s
fr,flreic-a. fh~ absence ., important develop
mcna abroad. iach operators hesitate x Included
fIr Mfy - ioJ points d1'r"ne" ari 2.o S.p'~1-
ter flr August 90 80 points oil N~trn.c. Ua.re d.
frame sa.'N ~ "po ilf.. trrl lu' - fnrrr. Ms
i0- op ;nn.s. Same. inf g. frames July. Z, francs
lt' finn. prices mi..l. lanF". 90 ''lts f.r
fvn days. rsp il-F stock. fn. r'N BAGS -tu-.. quiet
rGVr bags Htrhur- cl's'i steady ~ 'r 'erun.n:
April go ., rf'nnin... NM. ir.lr.ur..
juno. go rf'run.' July. - ~ lir nn-f LYn.ln
90 lower. April. 1os 80. Mry 90. . 1uu. -, nl. Tuy
10000 tafs. ns' @c-''-o bags fNe san. t~ri0l
lasf fe1r Receipts - Snrf.7 Jny @, ffte ~ ;.rO
hat tr.nrt '"~ 'vp aafH ii-f y~ar r4ere arr r,.,
anlf 90 This country from Brazil i''VrD tlas against
70 80 inss aa follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
A STRANGE CRITICISM BY JURORS.

Eight jurors in the action Of Walter B. Williams
against Catherine R. Dunscomb and others served
a certificate yesterday that Chief Justice Daily OF
the Court of Common Pleas, had taken the case
from the jury against its wish and had ordered II
TO find a verdict for the defendants solely on a
noint of law The certificate signed by '. A
Seggermann Harrison D. Hunt Herman Albert.
William Dammeyer, August c. Schwager herman ma,
drich one Of the other jurors has gone 10 Europe
the others wanted the advice OF their lawyer Pc
fore they signed the paper. This is an unusual pro-
ceeding for the judge is Of course the soe judge oil
the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
MUCH ADO ABOUT A WOODEN LEG.

Surrogate Arnold signed an order yesterday au-
thorzing William II. Sage. as the guardian OF
Joseph Iowery nineteen years old, to spend SO
for a wooden leg for the youth. Several years ago
Joseph met with an accident the elevated rail-
road and received injuries which necessitatcd the
amputaton of of his legs below the knee a
verdict for 5000 obtained against the road
This money is held in trust for him by Will
lam H. Sage. his guardian. -
The wooden leg which was bought for the young
man about four years ago is now worn out. me
guardian declares that in his opinion the purchase
Is reasonable and necessary expense FOR the
maintenance of the child BY the time the poy
will want another new leg he will be of age ana
in control of his own estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
WEATHER CHARTS AT TIE rRoDrcE EXCHANGE

The Produce Exchange managers have placed q
large blackboard at the northern end 81 the board
room on which the weather chart issued daily by
the Government will be pictured II will take the
Mace Of the regular weather map that has been
Dosted heretofore Local Forecast officer Dunn VIII
chalk the temperature. velocity Of the wind ana
other weather features upon the blackboard to-day
The innovation Il regarded with delight by frOiuc"
Exchange brokers. who want a chance 10 spDng"
the blackboard whenever the weather conditions
20 against their market position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
DISTRICT corBTBorsE CONDEMNED.

The Board Of Health submitted 70 Controller
Fitch yesterday report the sanitary condition
of the Eighth District Civil Court. which Is stu
ated at Twenty-sccond-st. and Seventh-ave. The
report says that the courthouse is in a bad sani-
tary condition. and that the building is dangerous
to the health Of the occupants. II has already been
condemned by the Building Department civil
Justice Stiner has applied to the Sinking Fund
Commission for permission 10 lease rooms IN the
Grand Opera House Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25
SHOES FOR CINDERELLA ANDALL HER SISTERS

There seems TO be special style In shoes for
every foot II one may judge BY the spring display
OF goods at Cammeyer's big place Sixth-ave. and
.Twen.,eth-<t Women seem at this season TO want
low-cut shoes and there dozens OF different
kinds in new patterns and new styles. There are
patent leather Russia calf. Vic! Kid. Russia cali
RIucher white canvas. white calf trimmed with KID.
With patent leather tips: SoOlma Kid, ONfOr! ties
and numerous others. Dainty shoes for pretty feet
is what one thinks of in looking at the big display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-25


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