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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
Now-York August % 1899

New YORK. August "a ls3o.
BEANS AND PEAs-The steamer Bolivia arrived to-day
from Plume with 800 bags beans Holders or foreign
cesslons price do business For best marks Of
SsT secured sS 81 lots at 81 saw 7 Pea not
ing any extent and medium are slow and easy No
peas steady quote: Beans. domestic, marrow choice
per bush !, 95QS2 do pea 81 97i.as2. do medium 81 10
81 CO. do turtle soup 81 q. yellow s. 2oas2 -
s. 60 peas bbs 81 or do bags. Doc; do
BUTTER-very little business to-day, but there was no
change in the general position OF the ve sra
holding OF such but Their is an abundance OF al" Jnsr
Sales irregular receivers making the best terms they
oan ana osnF e nS Sas Aom Zoo tuba
80 out this week and 700 iubs are bought Tor ne1t
State and Pennsylvania extras i9 s2oc DO fsls l7@
lsise do thirds seconds i3ai6c state dairy hAf uLs
90 hrs to ssScnd H ' initiation
factory June hrkins iiilaiszc do June tubs Iiai2c:
90 current packing nsins lCsa.e DO 'ues h ha,s
sgs Gr'' 90 '''''o' '0"'0''' 20 '0u''"' To
cHE s: was little home trade but shippers
firm at the close large size full cream. with 7Atc an
n s,s rate s on fancy eo9red and 7@e current for
sharp rise In the country markets Al the offerings at
trade and dealers paid sc for fancs small run cream
s We @aoie ss full n a "a, sr large coeT~ n
INC; do white. fancy. 7'4a7sc good to choice
Q7xc do common fair. 0q6I.c small size colored.
fancy. s,.c; white fancy. SIC choice ia
Size do common to fair G,1a7s4c part skins. chenan-
etc. small size. 5ecc do large. white. 5uGc
coiored. choice. 5a5.c; do common prime, 2isYi,sc;
full skins. 1i%q.c.
EGGs-There was quite strong feeling to-day in fancy
fresh eggs the supply OF which moderate and in
fair. A little business a best
Western. and receivers unwilling for
LEGS but the price sun seems extreme quote Other
kinds quiet and without further change. We quote
per dozen l'solce STATE lsgis'se: PENNSYLVANIA.
count. sole do culls. 81 JOas2 90
TS-FRESH-Apples plenty; all under grades
pressed for sale low figures fancy fruit held STEADY
but quiet Of fine quality clear color rather
hrmer. but poor lots and varieties neglected
Peaches in moderate supply and cleaning up very well
at sustained prices Few pums arrive. and value almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT
New-York. August "a. 1895

New York. August ~ 1870.
f,rrO>-- The local market with rregn-
ari,y nst indicating falling OF in prices OF aoou,
3 points shortly after the opening ,Ieis ae,ad
1a an advance Of abou, points established The de-
cline in the main attributes 10 on,1 p
oonenng from / 10 2 points higher and closing barey
steady with a advance Of only To ~ poh.s' ~
You'd he recorded Then too 'The Chronicles weather
report while unfavcrable. was not as pad as ,rd
me sonr nrvate advices Of damage rains and worms
in sections OF the cotton belt ne N, aho,
Ton nrices with advance " TO 10 points anu
total sales Of l.s40o bales. The swing oil p'1ees Ts
on broader range than for several DAYS pas s"e h,
ference highest and lowest prices oeins ao
13 points The early weather bulletin showeu orangs and
George and St Matthews. $ C.; Brennan; V nms and
Georgia Reports rom New Orleans ,o say 3, s NIh eG
ioussna and that al Fort Worth the is not fruit
ing well and SO per cent decrease is expec,ed 600
nieces stock .O coo: production. 10000 deliveries
$1,000 Mkt % at Sc ;o sss weI per Bales.
c. for the corresponding day last week ana Az .as
year and New Orleans ST. bales AGAINST ias No.
CT bales against II last week and 2545 las, year "a.
'"The Financial Chronicles weather satemen, io , n
week Friday night indicates tina, ram mas mas a't
In portions q Texas, however 'ne s S bn
ss 0 s na s n@a ne Damsse from
boil sharpshootcrs ana she et and Flor
ida Pckng progressing well in central and southern
Texas There came into sight during me week IA ne
increase in amount sight as compared win las,
year 22s4S44 bales The total in sight Is Now
1 1sTa Ssls' re aoai visSc supply shows
oe bales as compared WIN 'a me- enr
nsse ID ga date of 1888 and Of bales
from 1892 The total visible supply is NOW Saa
While in 1892 was $50 bales The total Amsrisan
supply o7s bales against es rs o oses BIDS n.
Opening. and close to-day ana CLOSING o'u' '
prev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

49,. .ca,,o nor 100: good mu.kmelons steady. We
S'S e fsd h .st' Rs ssa g. ' %.Sa
DO Cssp el FsyoT ancy s'S per- basket
soa55 DO ni IsrsG y sG 81 % ss @
do bcs lines '3cas do fair lines pSI Per
s' I S%,S Ices GAS gap" Do @oors ana Wosn
gs DO champ9n sSeas do black soa water,
,eSrs ner 100 SGasi muskmeions per DBL ''ca> 3D.
i few Extra 81 ..u ....
s,ed apples he market much unsettled ana Weak s IL
T. snd 70 s cute s.es nus, s be .1T'sd
Ic sale q bbls choice Georgia d Pslr to god stock
ported &C. fancy nsiS a" very ,le consunpve de-
aTd for them and buyers not inclined to speSHa
Rsspberc wsnse, oe ws" to BacKbees dull We
syaDGrn +, so tney Gc &C. do 30
C csrdSS fancy i@ic do 70 choice ans;c;
do coarse nee SS Serh carolina 7asc do Georgia so
s.c raspbees evapola,sd b,ackbarres &c. DO
S S4ans &C. s %PI'' isi,s s"'''"''' ~"
, esnn Gf ' 95 ps Feeling that
crowded Gown about as 10" cast as sai choice &C.
do good 10 prime 5i.md'sc do common 10 'af' 'a'c'
yeariIngs. 3a4c
buyers and dull trad at nneh,nsn pricss
We quote Spice osSsn ocd Per w ie old
g turkeys 1916 duck per Pp S i,,ie
b stock in to-day and hardly enough doing to establish
any change in prices for the leading kinds Fowls arc
drr scaldei chickens firm. with possibility ~ getting a
slight prerr um for large Fancy dry,pcked barely
go, and under grades decidedly weak: poor lots
Offering to clean up at almost any pa spring ducks
and geese not we'l cleaned up and weak We quote
turkeys per ID. llul2c Fowls lVa io'tc 1rd COCKS DC
snrlng chickens Philadelphia, l"H DO western dry
picked saI5c do scalded "qi spring au,ns EassG
Eastern geese. l4ai5c squads, per d9z u aopS2 %
ZANE All fresh birds in demand. especially prime
grouse We quote woodcock per pair 81 par'fridges
socSsi grouse fresh 75c6Sl. quail. per doz Il 'oh
~ o. English snpe and golden pover ~ 'onS2 % grass
plover. $lasl %
HAY AND sTRAW-IIeld unchanged. but dull and
weak with top quotations extreme. We quot: Hay
nr,mc per 100 H. .oG95c do. No ; TO No l. 'oahic; DO
shining 7Oa75c Clover. 55GGcc. Rye straw" 'Vd1oc
Oat straw. Bod foc
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES potatoes steady
Sweet potatoes quiet and rather easy onions snow no
recovery from low prices Green vegetables OF
all kinds low and many Kinds are stun IN sup
nv Ear beyond any profitable outlet. We quote: fola
toes per Dbl. slIs 81 sweet potatoes yellow ~ .,n
50cqSl 80; onions white 81 Jo4s2; do. yellow 81 2H
81 75 DO red Eastern. siQs so do Orange County.
75c@$i celery per dozen stalks "a icc cucpmners per
loo 25d 4Oc: do pickles. LOCO. cHsl lima beans
per bag. 4o@75c string beans 20 w." beas; ,ocasl
iona toes per 100 BIC; corn per "n S2pS4 squash
Hubbard per Dbl. 75casi; do. marrow foaooc Russia
turnips 40ajOc: beeis and carrots per 100 bunches
1JcdS1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork. August ~ 1870
RFEvFs-Rocei7ts II cars. 40 head 30 cars con
signed direct saughterers and exporters and single
YESTERDAY No trading 81 any e no ses auie
stessy fer for good r ea do SLING at 5SS Latest cable
adyces from Great Britain quote rerseraor beef STEADY
a dc Lo american "a, S steers s PS a, ica per
weight sinking the o hpments today
1900 quarters Of beef in the Erura to LXerp,o 90
dom and i25 cattle 527 sheep the Calico to HUI
swift Cos sales OF dressed oeer IN %eE
gs7 cattle average weight $50 n: average price. So A.
restricted for lack Of stock prime lots Of
fercd Feeling steady all around Medium TO good vens
d ,s a q fed cae a, s. oss 62
try dressed re- ag S7c for dressed
butsmIks and 7c for sIser s", sns bu,,emks 1871
III average average. at s. 80 per 100 NJ
50 Hame v MGl'p p St ana 'S' calves 80
s sanders: 8 veas and fed calves. las N. at 81; :
Il cclns virginia veals. i4S 10 at So So fed
SHEEP AXD LAMBS i car, or soI bead
al for The MARIE ana ~ cars s e pre BRINE and
choice lambs Just about steady medium 90 weak
h far sheep hep sold per ordinary choice
lambs a., Sp b ION denrH pressed mutton quiet At
3i,aGsc per H. only a very few sales exceeding &c;
Mcrssrs.@ .. ESQ % nqn a 5, lambs % '' N
Sanders: II state lambs ~ ib. at 81 20; 10 State
NJ Collins. canadian lambs. :. ~ at $ 10 o.,
u Harrington ~ Western lambs. 81 NJ at IS; Hl
HaIlenbeok & Hollis 2c7 wesert, and Canadian lambs
mixed II n. 81 30 co state do 20 n. at s. BOZ.
State sheep. III 10 AZ 81 -.
Hume & Mullen: ss Pennsylvania lambs ~ 10.
at s. %: Pennsylvania sheep i25 n. at 50 80
Dnlenback: lambs. 10 N. AT s. 30. state
sheep. 1875 II. 81.
$. judd Co: "a state sheep few lambs. IS N. at
81 20
Newton 1876 Western lambs. 20 10 al s. liis. II
do ~ H. a 81 -. 80 sheep. Hs 10. at 81 30.
HOGS Receipts. l.0@' head. None for sale
alive NOmnay firm S5dsj IL for Western grass hogs.
and 2JMSj good heavy choice light corn fed
hogs Late Friday little bunch ~
fancy pigs 81 81. Country dressed steady GA
Sc per H. 49,
saes-Hume e. Mullen date FridaD 20 State hogs 23
N average S. 30 per 100 NJ II pigs 100 No. s. 65
rough hogs go NJ at 81 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

"o Sos Stock yaras cneago AVE- "a as-1 apl
s. ss1s s MsssSs andy and feeders 81 S
S@ 81 sCss. ssSs g ogs 81 Tssa.s s9gf Scs@
Market weak g 70 loc lower Heavy packing and ship,
sns 'o Shos - ared s. s II sS Sn' Is pigs
81 75asi 10 Receipts. 1000 head Market steady
ST. Louis, Aug. 24.-Cattle Receipts 800 head Market
very dull at UNCHANGED prices Na,Ivc sisers s. 8,
head Market, active ana prices slightly hirher Choice
h@sS - s. s 20 S best '""'' ana
East Liberty Aug -catte-Rcceips very light Mar
ke about steady ana at hanged prices Prime 80 -1
rough lat. 81 ,Dass So bris stays and cows. 81 5oa
ye e Tfn demand d"s sc Ma STEADY H
prices Prime light. Sass ~ medium ssass 10 heavy
roaehs * Cmss shecp"T'resh receipts Very light every
thing about all sold and the feeling is little stronger.
s. soass TO- good s. 3oas2 70: faif s. 4oas ST. CON-
mon ;oeosi spring larb s2@st ~ veal calves. sea
Kansas cy: Aug HossrnscsIp's 1000 head Mar
s. 81: heavy 81 35asi Receipts 100 head
Market slow Native steers best. 81 Das5 - fair to
Fair to good s. coqs2 s.; bulls 81 25as2 IS stocSes and
feeders 81 15ns4 TO- case s3gso range steers 81 ea
Buffalo, Aug 24-Cate- Receipts last - hours. 33ss
hTe last s' week. iE TsfS "Ss lar nad ous fr
head; to York iG4o head on sale 20 head Market
good ones closed quiet and weak light $50 to 600 10
steers So GoaS5 No. CONS common 10 good sass q;
SO so grassers 81 25Gs3 heavy fed So 75os3 s. logs
Receipt. Last - hours $50 head total for week thus
consigned through. 7Go head to New York 5000 head
higher closed steady TO easy with all sold Yorker" c
good TO choice So l5as! 20 mixed packers 81 ioas Is
Michigan los light to good 81 G54s5 good medium
s sn P gneep ana Gqs se fSs 81
4275 head total for week thus far head for
head to- o head on sae $50 sG head m S
ket opened steady for good grades; for others:
sold. good 90 TO 10 n lambs. 81 5G$4 50: light To fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Market closed to 10 points advance corps, E
Total sales IFS 400 bales spot cotton firm -ioc hsheI
Mddng uplsnds. i3-16c: mddlng Gulf. l-loc saies
B29 bales all spinning ,- s,.
Liverpool cables-Spo cotton. fair business qolns'
saes 10 600 bales speculation and export loo bales;
American 5000 bales; receipts ZOO bales Mldolig up
lands. 3-32d Futures opened firm AZ -e4 TO zSfa aa
Nance. closed barely III points net ADVANCE
August 4N3ss August September. 403i2s; Sepeinner-oc
tober 4o3hb November. 405s: November ectn
Der 406izs December January 4o1i2b
zoos. February March 4lOb March April, 412b; April
May Adv; May-June. 414i9s .-,.
COFFEE-Lncal speculation marked by Inactivity
md Indifference Of the Saturday character
Gables Santos receipts were large De
svsres were smaller. sales for December
Rio cables barely steady 1900 refs for No receipts
80 Oo0 bags Cleared United States 5000 bags STOCK
1os 600 bag santos receipts 600 bags stock 24' 900
has Market steady 1850 reis Havre quiet; sales
o. me day bags: August $3.50 francs; September
a. francs: october % % francs November sl'3 francs
Tacernher 0 20 francs: Hamburg steady August 1890
sys serember 1925 pigs October. 1880 pigs; Novem-
To- "a - pigs: December. 49, pigs. 49,.
contracts closed steady at unchanged 10 points hsh
DR. sales were 3. 75o bags follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

feeling was weak sa PRICES renal" ns u"enanssa No
80 red S,so2s d.. Nc 90 c:n %e &C. No ,om6 oats S 2o
asssce 10 81 o. prims timothy seed 81 mess pork per
bS 50 sosS 40 lard per 100 H. s. soas5 9.s short ribs.
g. sass 1871 & shor, clear sides oxcd 81 -
whisky dtes finished goods per salon 81 y. susaTs
fa nsee d' oil Raw. 4sc boiled 5oc on the Produce
sn@ns 5d1y e % ss psss
firm: fresh stock. lie per Dozen
DO sod ,:s 81 se Ss t "ns
90 g. ta pns e sGss s od s 80 sans sa
sample red G5isc rejected red 5Se No red &c Corn
ia; No Do; 2iNs hork. Market e.;y; mess $40 60
msnd " steam leaf csc kettle c'c prime
5sOc nrm moderate demand loose shoulders
67.c &c more Dry salt meats easy and
quiet loose shoulders DC loose short r1s Sr &C. Ssse
at i" 81 % '''' ''''" ''''''
Milwaukee. Aug 24.-wheat in store opened nrmsr and
but advance here not sustained. and large re-
coast reaction september opened at s2,,e fell
tember. and December 2'sc above samples we're less
s and de Nc .pns 80 ssae so?
Barley market remains quiet and steady for samples put
Slightly 10 as sS e enmpe s om &c to c the latter
choice. in good demand at yesterdays prices
With free arrivals. No white. 22laa2sc; No white;
S s3s No SqH N R4 TSs @ns
for No / and is active quotations. Corn steady
and In demand No nominally 3sc track Flour very
dull and sales concession OF Zoe must be made
Mill siuns very dull and nearly nominal at <l2I
81. - for sacked $linl+ - for standard mddnss
and Sl6G SIG - white Provisions lower; mess
pork is quoted So 80 for cash and 81 IS October.
Prime lard is quoted at s. 30 cash and 81 % DC
tober.
Minneapolis. Aug 24-Wheat opened at closing prices
OF Yesterday December showing more rrmness.
September opened 59. and advanced &c In line with
outside lost ground and prices closed nc
lower than yesterday 5ssc. December wheat lost a
little to-day. opening at SOC. and closing at
portion It grading below No Northern: on track.
80 | hard old. 6iAc; No Northern. Ole No z North
ern 6Or: new No hard 594c; No Northern. 5sac; No
Northern 5Gisd57c. Corn spot easy: No offered at
3iiyc Oats-Market ruled easy; No 3, isqlac; No
white l9n21c steady 81 25n$3 80 for patents;
50 25dx2 II bakers Bran and shortsMarket unset
ted bran 81 80. sacks. sio 5oaSii D. shorts common
bulk ST.. middlings. bulk. Slt.
81 Louis Aug 24.-Flour unchanged Bran slow and
unsettled sacked side 3Ta5sc; this side sacked SIC
Wheat lower August 62ssc september, 62sc: December.
Cis.c: May 69t.c asked Corn lower September. 3@sc:
December 2Gac year. 26Ac: MAY. zoe oats steady and
unchanged Eggs unchanged Iork-Standard mess.
81 - on orders higher. Lard-Prime steam. loc:
ribs Csc clear riDs 8ac clear. &c Dry salted
meats-Shoulders 5.c: longs 5Ac clear ribs, &C. short
clear Ci.c High wines steady at 81 ~ Wool mark
aulct and prices unchanged. Baggng-Order prices Ia
n ,s,c No. Sc 81. 10. 5a.c iron ties CSC hemp twine
o. per H. Lead quiet. but steady soft Missouri AMI de-
siverlzed quoted 81 81 chemical and hard at SO BOD
81 32is Spelter firm at - O2su$' d"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 2L-Fiour dun; sales 100 bbls; Wheat
s,,mdv. No red spot and August 85x@657sc: Sep
TENDER G6A@6eNc December. sei.a63s.c steamer No 2
corn steady; mixed spot and August 43 gi31c; septem-
ber i2s 42,c year. 37a37c January 36a93c: south.
crn white i3izc; do yellow. +iu4jc stock. si,oI@
hush sales. 3so bush. Oats steady: No white West
"rn 2Gita2'c No mixed do. 25a254c: stock. $40
bush kye quiet: No 2. 47iac; stock 1926 bush Hay
very 1rm choice tim ,hy xi5asl5 So Grain freights
very auie Coffee dull; No I. i6c. other articles I'M
changed
Boston, Aug 24-F1our dull and easy Corn quiet Oats
steady. shorts quiet. Provisions steady Butter quiet
choice Northern creamery. 2iN2i1c; Western. ivn2Oc
cheese nrm Northern Sasizc Western SC. Eggs steady
Eastern. iGd iIc Western and Michigan. 13q14c
Buffalo Aug 2l.-Sprirg wheat spot limits. No hard.
lower; bush sold SIC Chicago September no
demand ( at lc under NewYork september. Clos
ing No hard spot. G7sc asked Winter wheat demand
active; sales 23O0I bush No red Toledo, tsAn1Slsc
$40 bush do store: all sold; small lot OF Chicago
No asked at osc Wisconsin No white, 19c: 1000
LUSH Oregon sold J4A,uG5c NJ on rlnes IN
trrck Corn quiet light offerings: closing. No yellow
t3sc: No corn 4is.c 10000 No yellow sold at
ioi1r store nrm closing. No white. old
o,r. do new &c bid No , white. X5l1c: No white
opr, 81 9 mixed &c No mixed. 22c asked on track
Xo . white store &c Rye nominal; No 2, 1910 track
Flour dull weak unchanged Mill feed quiet. weak I'M
changed. Canal freghts dun wheat. Ne corn. 1%c
oats NC to New-York Lumber to Newfork VI w. ana
to Albany. 81 per NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

Receipts OF breadsturs interior points IN nousans
last ciphers omitted. Flour Dds gram o"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-25

"a 2,as4 40: Gull. and common. ssas4 here;
sheep good TO choice 81 JOdS2 S. extra 3d. culs
and common. 81 25a$2 %: export sheep. 81 50aA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-03
THE FREEDOM OF IRELAND

Circulars Outlining New Plan Re-
 ceived i'm This City.
 A number of communications have been received here within a few days by promi- nsnt Irish-American citizens from the sec- retary of New York organization asking the cooperation of Waterbury Irish.Amer- jeans in the work for which organization has been formed-that of helping Ireland
 1t will be remembered by those who have followed the movement for Irish na- tional or legislative independence that when the late Charlee Stewart Parnell came into prominence as the head of that movement at the other side the extremists or revolutionary party in this country con- sented to aid him and his followers. and to watch the result.
 The Clan-Ha-Gael association subse- quently became hopelessly divided over the murder of Dr Cronin at Chicago, which rightly or wrongly was laid to one of the factions called the triangle of which the Clan-na' Gaels was composed. and this killed that revolutionary association so far as its power for good or evil was con- cerned.
 The Irish parliamentary party has since Parnell's death drifted into irreconcilable factions. and any hope which may have been entertained for Irelsnd's freedom, or even the amelioration of it's condition from that source have vanished.
 It is in this emergency that another revolutionary party has been formed in New York-formed O. an entirely new basis from any on which former organiza- tions of the same character have been built-which it is hoped by the projectors will number in it's ranks all the Irish Americans in this country who believe that force is the only weanon hv which Ireland can be severed from England
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-03
COLLiERY FLOODED.
Fourteen Miners Probably Drowned and
 Sixty Rescued.

Fourteen Miners Probably Drowned and
 Sixty Rescued.
 GLASGOW, Aug. 3.-The Auchen Harvie colliery at Saltceats, a town on the bay of Ayr, 24 miles southwest of here, has been flooded. Sixty men have been rescued, and II are entombed in one mine, and it is be- lieved that they have perished. Searching parties have been formed, but are unable to penetrate to the point where the unfor- tunate victims are. There were many mar row escapes on the part of those who suo- oeeded in getting out of the doomed mine in timc. One boy was drowned while ven- turing into the pit to warn his comrades of their danger.
 There is a scene of intense excitement at the pits mouth, where the wives, moth- CTS and families of the entombed miners are gathered, wringing their hands and giving all sorts of manifestations of grief and despair. Many refuse to give up hope of the imprisoned miners being saved, and their agonizing suspense is no less dis tressing to see than the loud clamor of those who thus show their despair.
 Those who were rescued arrived at the surface in most exhausted condition, and many were resuscitated only with the greatest labor. One of them says that the water rushed like mill race through the workings, and it was with the utmost difficulty that those who were caught could Withstand it.
 One man, who was carrying a brother who had become too much exhausted to make any exertion to save himself, was hurled back by the flood, so that he found himself utterly unable to make any head way with his burden. He was finally forced to put his brother down and pro ceed alone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-03
M0RToN'S THREATS

The Suicide Wanted . Unique Funeral
 and Said He WOuld Be Present In
 SpIrlt to See That ETas wishes Were
 Obeyed.
 Albert J. Morton, man. of 60 years or more about whom little is Known, com- mitted suicide yesterday afternoon at his home near the old shear shop on the Cheshire road. Morton was @ toolmaker, employed by William F.. Norman < Go, who occupy the shear shop. Neighbors heard groans coming from his room in the early afternoon, but not until o'clock could anyone be found to enter the place, although it was feared that he had com mitted suicide. Finally neighbors entered the house and found Motions dead body on the bed.
 Medical Examiner Axtelle was called and pronounced death due to morphine poisoning. An empty bottle which had contained the drug was found on table in the room. Letters were found in the room addressed to Joseph o. Tab Tabley, Franklin. Versngo county, Pa. W. Fl. Harvey, 143 Monroe street, Chicago, III: Doc Gilroy, GA Main street, Bridge port; the New Haven Courier and Journal. Bridgeport Evening Post and Waterbury Sunday Globe. Medical Examiner Ak telle has turned the letters over to the cor oner.
 Morton had often threatened to commit suicide. It is said that his divorced wife lives in either Woodbury or Bridgeport. The body was taken in charge by Under taker Lynch and removed to Moriarty $ morgue this morning. Up to press houl none of the mans friends had been hear fVnn