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New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York October 81 1895.
BEEVEs-Receipts i3 cars. or 1853 head-35 direct
to compa@y and cars sa1c TOR the arkf MO
SOW and weak city dressed native sides dull 6Gsifc
per n for common TO prime luai'y; Texas ana range
pol and London quoted Az erean live cattle dull at S39
rerrelrtor bef SLOW at q; fsc per 10 Xmefcan sheep
steady At 9aioi3c. dressed weight No exports to Eu-
CAivi:S-Receipis head. all for the market. Prices
Quotabiy unchanged. but market slow and quiet and no
demand II any conseluence Nothing uns9d POOR 70
prime yeas sold at ia$' - per- 100 ~ few gassers
saycs a, So 5oSs Dressed calves slow at 70le for
city dressed yeals GsglOc for country dressed 3sg9e
for for dressed ss S' Suss.rmiks '' S''''
Mullen: % ~ ~ yeaIs 4a n ayGraFs ,g at
10 do s i'1 y h. & s = WesS@ ,T: Go S ss n r. a, s.
George Dnlsnback: rs Western veas l25 10 at s6 8
DO 100 r at sS Ss3 fed daye il S 3d. IS s. g. d.
sssS.4. 3$ E # s S.s. ia e. cp s !; 3? o at 50
snEEP S'' HNp LAMls~Fresh a arri'al. Including
counting the stock carried over from yesterday there
"a cars on sae Sheep we're IN "a far demand nd and md
market dragged heavily. and the under grades ruled
s ay isaSs f %'TSa & i@'s ;nssp %f's @
20 200 m So To c M a' s rS a ed mutton
qsl At per NJ dressed ss9 amu M,S Sq at 51Ss Sss p
aysrsFc $ IS per 100 \; i: De- 81 n a, 81 aSa,s
at M s. yss"n g. m ds State IL d. Do s M s. f. ~ %se'" sheep O d.
5 judd : CO. late yesterday: is State lambs. q 70
81 30; Is do. 81 10, s. 80.
". Collins llS Virginia lambs 0s n. at 81 %; is
do 45 ~ So 20 - state sheep 20 H. 81 80
:. Sanders: ~ Pennsylvania lambs Is NJ At 81 20 10
d. S M :'}sa" soo yaaada @ a%5 gg g r. H. s
200 do. 81 10, 81 30. lo5 Michigan do t5 H. SO 15
Hume 4 Mullen: II state lambs. 81 II, 81 IA do.
~ ID. 81 75 10 do 81 n. A. 50 80.
George Dienback ilo Michigan lambs 10 N. 81 37is
II Western sheep. 93 10. al S2
ID. Harrington 2o6 Vermont sheep and lambs. 70 10.
SO 1875 Vermont lambs II 10 81 -. 1876 Michi-
gan do II N. az 81 l0 II sheep ard Gull lambs SO 10
a So
HOGs-Receipts 20 csrs or 200 head. including 3OO
head Market quiet and steady sales OF inferior
10 choice State at 81 l5JSi so per 100 10
Sa.esS Sanders ~ State hogs isC 10 average 81 35
per 100 10.
Hume & Mullen, late yesterday: State hogs. 1873 10
at 81 So 3S do III ib 81 40 10 do l03 10 at s. 40
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme court--Gcnera Term-Rec corr,
oGsns spTspf t ioso a. M Notion calendar called at m
supreme courI-sreeia IernIIar iSicre S Nos nio
aS i5 os SoS ass 25sS sc $2s7 ao7 1884
242s $3.50 257 Case & InhrsnSo I1Befor. Beck.
man ELEVATED Railroad cases ce2r', ,,,-ned ,or
Smnreme Court-Special Tern-lart lll-Ad)ourhed ior
' III cour-Par I-BefOre Andrews Jwcauses to be
sent C1duia f cparPart pa @BefOre Lawrence to
be sent Part III for trial case unils"e sn,r,
cssss G,Fsr'l nos 7ilo 7sa7 d 5o .i rs dG 5
72Gl. !tSs $3.50 Gi2 80 osi "a ,eS ~ c,eaT
Cirom,t Court-Part IV-Aitcurned until Monday oco-
su5srlor cour,-specia Term-Betore Gidersleeve J.
cssr on NO 500 Simon simon. No day caiThhaT
Superior Court-Equty Term-Before puEro' ''-N'S'
Sipepior cour-Triai Term-Psr IAdjorrned for the
smnerior Cour-Tral Term-Pari IlAdourned for the
sunerior Cour-Trisl Term-Par lII-Before McAdam
Short causes: Nos 1890 1is7 1853 1865. l'i l6l"
Cear, se,es court-Chambers- Fitzgerald. s.Mo
lion calendar called 1880 a. m wills for probate; D.
Emmei Martin, Hannah g. Gerry sarah ryan; Nara nara
Frohiich at 1890 a. Joseph Doenck Henry A. Max
S%rrosates Cour,Tral Term,Before Arnold s-conrt
Common M Peas-specll Tcrm-Befcre Gegerich J-No
20 COMMON pieas-auty Term-Before Pryor. JNos
sS sS%%Sn Gsasss Sos asSi @ .sss al9 aoi
.,nmi,n Peas-Trial Term-Par; IIBefore Bookstaver.
Causes be sent from Part for tral oeaI - -,
Common Peas-Trial Term-Part llI-Adjourned for the
city cour,-specla TermBefore Boy, JuMoiions
-Nos 43 400 ,45 las; l5i i52 1872. 33i 3oi ae' 1856
S' c, 80 GorTr!al p Term"par Ii-Before Mccarthy
Nos 4ss is7 Al AS 479. $50. Clear.
City court-Trai Term-Part lll-Adloufned 'or VIC
cmy Cour,-Tria Term-Part Iv-Before ccnan. l.
sR9T' s @ eeH a2o 253i 800 2G6 255 1886 27i5
2525 900 1850 26sa 27i9 1854 27Oc 2deO, 2726 Clear
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct - lSpeciaD-Wheat advanced almost
cent and closed stroLg Calls paid little profit pecen
ber opened al COZ, sold between 0Oh and 6l ana cosa
at II cents bid The bulls had help from both directions
odayhigher cables and continued drouth Liverpool WAS
up penny New-York reported loads taken for ei-
port The seaboard clearanees small. only i-i""
bushels In all. Minneapolis and Duluth had ioo' os'S
against $50 cars last year The primary receipts ioi
600 bushels were bushels the same Gay s'
year The Price Current said the drouh situation was
not bettered al all. New-York led In the ouyihs he'e'
Holders OF calls helped the price along Toward the cose
local shorts ccered freely drouth Will be more ana
more factor from this Duluth and Minneapolis were
weak Minneapolis closing 50 cents discount. New-fox
and ST. Louis were steady with Chicago Local receipts
were 42s cars: the estimate FOR Friday. 400 cars
Corn was n.in adv ancng 70 = cent ana ho'oas u
Light receps were the bull Influence 25S cars To-Day
$40 cars estimated for Friday October soi from siS
3is cents closed at top; May from -on 10 zs*' s
closed at 29x cents sellers Gables were penny hs"s'
seaboard cearances were $4,000 bushels There was
goodssed ou. inspection 2s 600 bushels Nc ehsrsS Sss
made however shipping Gales being 'h'e''s'ea VIZ" "
the advance In spot =, -. o,.... x,,.s, ..ssy
October az isA cents; May of SA cens sMoep.s 1Ns
light 2lS cars the estimate Tor Ffaay 40 CO. Nav
incident OF the day liberal covering OF sno's u"
by st. Louis. No charters were re9e''vo. 49,. r.,a,rta
Provisons were firm because OF ight neg rsSSsHnv
There were $1,000 to-day 2Ioco estmssa Tor .s.1ss
price. at the yards oentn higher PosS ec,sa q:
cents wednosday lard S@ 20 cent? Svsss On sd
vnnces kesp selling II expected hs Win cold w.aarr M
next wcea hog receipts viii be much .ishtcr Ga amp s
precahe falling on In RECEIPTS product WIN nas'@y % cs
sont., os,,s AZ DIN cents Puts MAY SsA e""A
and caila 3OSGs0k csntA
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
coNsIGNEEs NOT FORCED TO PAY.

Judge Brown. in the United states D'si'c' 'ou''
Marine Branch) handed down decision yesterday
OF importance to importers. 1t was in the case OF
william H4Van den Toorn against Thomas leem-
ing and others TO enforce the payment OF general
average contribution against one OF the consighees
OF cargo on board the steamship Schiedam' from
Rotterdam When few niles OF sahdy , hooh II
was discovered that the main shaft OF the steamer
had cracked and it temporarily repaired. Dui
before reaching port II broke In two. general
average account was afterwdrd adjusted. amounting
in al to 81 5Os Co. The steamship company OF whcn
the plaintiff Is agent, said that the repairs Were
undertaken 10 try and save salvage. ana soueh, 10
recover from the several consignees OF the calgo.
The Court did not recognize the rlgnt TO enforce
payment from consignees. and ruled that ,he .v
pairs were In the ordinary line OF right ana uuN'
and dismissed the libel with costs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
OTHER MARKErs-nY rELEGRApH

Buffalo Oct 2iCattle- Receipts for the past "a hours
14j2 head total for week thus far 1852 head FOR
time last week l22l0 head: consigned through l,il2
head. NewYork. 320 head sale. 40 head market
opened steady and closed quiet and steady fair mixed
butcher stock 81 6OQ$D fat cows. 81 i3nS3 common
s2gs2 25 stocksrs light to good 81 259s2 S. fresh COWS
choice Si2 50 head Veas very duh So 25lse
HogsRecelps for the past q hours. 5000 head total
for thus far. IS 5O4O head. for week
~ $50 head, consigned through. 1900 head to New
York. 1850 head: sale 1920 head. market opened
for pigs and light grades: closed
quiet and weak. with all sold. mixed packers 81 u0t.
s. I'm mostly 81 10: mediums and heavy. s44Si iO
Workers SI lO5aSl IL: load fancy all white las 10
s. 20 pigs were slow and easier to &c lower 81 o5
- iO mostly TO- rough TO good smooth enda 81 25I
SO IS stays 50 75aS3 ?5 Sheep and lambs-Recepts Tor
the past q hours 400 head total Tor week thus far
sifsaed through 600 head; Nswyork. 900 head en-
sale. 5000 head market opened steady for lambs but
sheep kinds except grades closed
dull and veal with several loads unsod good 70 extra
native ambs SO 0Oqs4 c5 fair 70 good 81 csflf3 Is
culls and 81 25ass Food mixed sheer sa4a as
choice 81 $685. so. ous and common. eiGti s5 export
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

Market closed steady at unchanged TO point advanSe
,onlnar.d with Yesterdays closing prices &
rnfire1 zoe Total sales. 4365p bales re"- i"ih ii-9
ieceips 40 bales SO baIes I-NP.its'
,ysred 7Ii bales sales. $50 bales spinner op
s,ock lGl II. bales. Total net receipts t3-uas' "'""
hales thus far this week 2a4222 Daes EEpyItS 'tSg Ia
1;-ea, I,ritan i72S baes; Continent 1850 DtIe .e
.ar This week: Great Britain ~ l'o baies ria'e ,:o''
bal.s. Continent bales stock s>9Vl> pi''s ~,
cotton easy hc lower; middling upands Sto' SA''s ~
bales all spinning. . ,,- h,st,os. doing.
sales InOs bales: speculation and export "p palrs'
Amsrican 1000 bales: receipts. lioND bales; Aherlch
n 900 bales Middling up.ands l9'2d fuures p1 1pnn
4-GtGJ-O4d decline. closed sea.y - llgu-z
October. 43OV, October- Ho'eihpe''
aen,. Nnvember- December, 43s: Docember -Jainary'
iSi. Jsnuarv February. 43ls; February March t55h
Werccb Apri. 43is: AprMay. i35b: May-June. i5oss'
Itrs-Irv A37G43s: July August iJ's. MahcHesi-.-
Yarns ae, and unchanged cloths quiet BOMBAY move
Weekly repo Receipts. soDo bales. last year.
n0 bales Total since January l. iiHi;"p bales; iast
year sos bates. Ahoat DOW baes' hst year ioVo
haies Shipmenis-C Continent, 1000 bales
today indicated continued Indifference. quotations again
hr around Yesterday final bid prices Deliveries were
snnHiIer Hamburg closed dull. October, f4t" iral's
Tnvamier ~ 80: December 142j; January. 1880 Feb-
rarv - IL. RIO cables quiet at lip rels re'elp's 1'
bees (learc for United states lOWu bags ana i9r
tI,rope Santos receipts. lsWO bags stock
Of santos i26 600 bags: market lrm at l4yOo res Ham
hrg market closed steady October o. % francs NoNen
her 30 90. december 9UO January, ~23 DELIVERIES IN
,bc United States the ip'loi Days
Rrazilian and 272 1877 bags Of other kinds.
closed October ~ lower; other months
Ealo lover. Sales 1900 bags. as follows; ,
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

The market for Rio and Santos coffee IS weak ana ne
light Jobbcrs doing fa,r "mouni Of business
1esraess aS & The & ruling PTfe i0r Mid I'D ce m i' auet u
steady We note sales Of 800 bags SAVANNA ana
500 PSR 81 MSsiS &ND ME&Tsec q fss % ~as fair inquiry for
s.ng bses for eSp"ri some Of clears selling
81 Joas2 go spring patents %ere ie sotier sgl,T d
saes loday about 26OOo pkgs including 80 ehls
winter patents s. ogsa 20 & So Xxx n' 5bs city pacns
81 2Gsi a. go bis city clears. Siq$4 TO- 3o bbs ey
s. % ,o o Sooo %, SSSss sss WmEAT FLoGRM
kci Quiet With sales OF 4o bags 81 eoqsl g. To ar,
Quoted !eT. low. :: go s. s Ssgsi q 8 81 , hih
c0RNMEAL Market steady: safes 100 ~ bbIs at s. o.
quoted: 81 90 Sasmg,e = 90 Wes'ern and'
Quoted: Fine white s2gs5c, yellow 92e coarse 'og
sb e7it92isc Sob csisa72lgc iOo-n 75asoc sharps,
N0% & S9Gp os cy TS ted 7se for s Bran
GRAIN WHEAT Speculation in wheat was not partleu,
strength which encouraged believers In better prices The
qury Tor spring wheat for export The volume of iranse-
the inens quotations Of treis the & large eSp2r & bust
,snde msSi N S Go aorb ali the offering In addition
this the adyees rgardng the Swing & winter wheat
prevails throughout the country and especially In the cen
S y Winter hS %hes, has not been relieved by
considerable rainfall in about ,wo months The result has
conditions and The area s3wn has been somewhat re.
said thar been important relief during the
week and that been In the drouth
situation The Of spring wheat Icing reduced
somewhat although not extensively Interior receipts OF
spring wheat markets to-day were vos Sst bush
against G3B OIL bush last winter. 1222J0 bush.
against gs 672 bush receipts 263 6C5 bush.
against 800 2l bush total Lisa 23l bush against lo57
sD4 bush exports. 35 lo5 bush against 559 bush Dur
ing the afternoon the market was strong and active owing
coed export business which came 10 light, prices
rising readily There considerable local realizing at
advance as result Of which prices reacted slightly.
but the close ssnAc gain. The cash demand
active and included % 900 bush No red quoted at
Sc December o afOat. PIG 600 bush No Northern
1c December Z o b afoat week and lhc over
special November 80 coo bush wheat kind not stated
on private No. red the close quoted az j.
over ecember asked In store December closed al o.'
No Northern under December In store ana No
BE December q Some question has been
raised regarding the Chicago stocks and the agreement IN
the Increase with the reports oi receipts ana
shipments In reply inquiry by the Produce Exchange
letter from Secretary SAID that the receipts ana
shipments confOunded with the inspection de-
partments report and people often confused W
he siatiHticf cOTisidcrahlt
ton OF ne receipts at times went into private warehouses
ana So ala not into the stocks although reported IN
the receipts CORSThe market for corn vas very
nIm today partly In symnnihy With lle In WHEAT
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

hut also on the scarcity and strength OK spos
corn both West Primary receipts OF corn any.
fallen week. the reduction IN Iour days
being 6so BUSH The actual receipts at ne max
nerEets to-day 900 bush. against lss DUST
last wear and exports 1000 bush. against 'v pusn'
The near deliveries have advanced both East ana wes,, &
IA .horts baye quite generally Cash corn
was drnl Sales included 10000 bush No corn IA a,
ooxs de, cred: 1000 bush No . at 4lc anoat am
IN 600 hush private ahead for export ana 'y pusn
Yellow al 3pc eiev No quoted a 3ac elev options
proved with and wheat the general gam IN prses @
rrodcnx feeling steadness which has not oeeh seen
fr some time past Interior receipts to-day were con
parativey light and for four days have decreased o 80,
bnsh the cloge was firm h1Ac net gain .ash ohts
were Nc higher and dull Sales were 4tT~ ousn W asn M
1 2ac clev: 1000 bush no AZ <ozS,
1GOI hush No white 2Jiic; 5000 bush NO whi,e 'o
mi rs 900 bush track white 25n2oc. bA a.. 70
Wa,Lo, steady with choice quoted az f1oc'
RYE-Market quiet carots quoted at III tzn'%, as.o Us
omn,sd a, aGflasc and rrirne state at 40. MALI
us,to, ouIe, with Western quoted at 53dcoc.
Aintke, tho closing prices ~ the
,ons day and FOR the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
SpJVEY DID NOT REGISTER ILLEGALLT.

Louis Spivey the negro. of No 1850 Vanderbilt
ave- VINO was arrested on Tuesday night for IL
l.ga, registration. was discharged by Magistrate
Kud,ich in the Morrsana Court yesterday morn
Ing Spiyey registered on October Is as living at
No. ESQ Vanderbiit-ave. Two days afterward De-
tective Armstrong. inquring at the house was
told that Spivey did not live there. The negroes III
the neighborhood, thinking that Spvey was wanni
for some crime, hid him in No. LIS gandermt,,
ave where he was arrested Payton Harris. the
prisoners landlord. discovered their mistake. ana
in court yesterday said that Spivey had lived with
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

saly,.ton. Oct, 24-coton quiet middline, SC, low
mdding 7;sc good ordinary 7ise; net and gross re-
ceuts 7G34 bales exports the Continent, 5.i3O bales
coaswise 5Ii5 bales; sales. 800 bales stock la09s
bales. ,,,,.
g-lGc: mddDg 5l6c; low middling. 3 l-l6c; gooi
ordinary 7s.c net receipts 1902 bales: 10 i3
bales exports coaswise 29s bales: sales, 300 bales
stock 32i 734 bales ~
Norfolk Oct. 2i-Cotton steady; mddlng sac: low
miding 13-i6c. good ordinary. Iisc net ana gross
receipts bales: coastwlse 2lhi bales sales
s22 bales; stock. $40 bales. ,. a. g.
Savannah. oct 24.-Cotton quiet middling. ssc; low
midding 1876: good ordinary. not quoted net ana
gross receipts bales exports coastwise, SO bales
sales, 81 bales; stock. SO. 14S bales.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
CHARLES H. UARD is NOT DIVORCED.

HE AND HIS WIFE FORMERLY MISS BATcHEL-
DER ARE LIVING HAPPILY TOGETHER
To the Editor Of The Tribune --..- - 1890
Sir: The statement in your issue of to-day that
was arrested is incorrect.
was informed that charges had been made before
the Grand Jury and appeared voluntarily at the
Office OF the District-Attorney with my mother TO
offer bail. | was neither arrested nor arraigned
You are In error. too. in your sta tement that my
wife formerly Miss Batchelder. secured divorce
from me. We are happily married and no divorce
has ever been contemplate ted . .nr
No 124 West Thirty -nfth-st., New-Y ork, oct. a.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Oct 24The wool market is more quiet but Is
still firm and prices sustained all grades me
sales Of the week are 5oe7 500 10 including 4s2 800 10
does,c ana 5s5o00 ID foreign Ohio and Pennsyyanis
Xxx and above: 2ic Tor XXX. and e6Q2lc for No J.
are auie, and strong at 22q5sc with fine delane selee
lions at 2ic for Ohio and 2Oc for Mchiesn Cnwasned
combng we'll so!d up and held firm al lsc Tor
one-quarter and threeeighths. Cnwashed and unn1ei
chantabie heeces wanted and sell al l4l3c Tor me
and l4Ilsc medium. Territory woods tending up
ward with sales during the week at oQlic, or on
secured basis 3lG3Tc per ~ Texas and California WOOL
has quiet and nrr. Pulled woods are quiet AUS
traan wool Is firm and II well sold up. All KINDS OF
foreign held with confidence and advices on
abroad encouraging.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

Iiverpool oct; ~ 2 - D. m.-Beef-Ixtra -B India
duh 75s prime dul az 5ss 3D. Pork-Prne mess
Western fine duh 3d. medigm, dan 4Ss 3D.
fams-Short cut IL Is lb firm 45s I'd. Bacon
Cumberland cut about ~ to 30 ID, dun at -Os short
rib about - H. 34s clear m.ddles about 45
ib steady 3 long short clear middles about %
H. duh Cd. shoulders about II 70 Is H. firm
?is I'd Lard-Prime Western sro steady AT Dos Cheese
American and colored firm at i0s fer old and
firm az for September make. COtonseed 0l-1.yer-
pool refined dul ls. Spirits Of turpenne STEADY at
COS Rosn-Common firm Is Sd. Wheat-No red
winter firm AZ ID: Nc red spring. stock Flour
st Louis fancy winter firm q. Corn Mixed Western
SPOT firm at 3s IS 6d smber firm
az q 6l.d December firm 3s Gisd Hops London
Pacific Coast duh at t2 lOsat3.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. October "a 1893.
BEANS AND PEAS-Jobbing trade for domestic mar
row pea and medium fair and prices held seady
Increasing receipts giving ur more stock 70 faie
IN but there has been m enlargement of the demand
Red kidney have dropped about Sc under comparatlNey
accumulatlng stock yellow dull ana weaker call
f,rna lima steady thd moment Green peas unchanged
quJte: Ecans domestic. marrow, choice, per bush
81 20 Do p.a 81 5O do medium ~ SIS. DO white Kidney
81 s5ak DO kidney 81 45: do turtle soup 81 %
i. yellow eye 65aSl TO- lima. California 81 %. do
foreign medium. new. 81 40. do foreign. medium old
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
THE COURTS.
AMOS r. EMO MUST PAY $500.

Truman H. Baldwin. an attorney, brought an ac-
ton in the Superior Court yesterday befofe 'u'se
Freedman and jury. to recover from Ainos ~
Emo. the OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel S'V" a.
award ON soma nronartv taken for the Cathedral
Parkway. The Commissioners AWARDED MI, & n'lo
S2s00c with which he was dissa'isneu' anr in
creased by the Commissioners to $1,000 goo or an IN
crease of $4,000 on this increase the s'yu WAS oa
manded. Judge Freedman directed the jury W niu
for the plaintiff for the full amount
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
PERMISSION GIVEN TO CHANGE MS NAME.

Permission was granted Maxmiilan Adoi hohn
by Judge Giegerich, in the Court oil Common CO
Yesterday to change his name 20 sydney N hai'
roar In his petition Kohn says that he was born
In Herford Germany, thirty-two years ago ana
that for many years he has been a resident or New
Work. hut that for some time he has been living IN
paris France where he Is an art stuueht az tns
Academic Julian. He says he is not HepreW aiI9
that a Hebrew name is an injury 10 his stanuihg hl
The Academic Julian and in Paris where hebrews
oro mot resnected.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
HAoKMEy COMPLAIN TO THE MAYOR.

A committee Of hackmen from the North River
called on Mayor Strong yesterday and complained
that they xri their associates although duly IL
censed cabmen had 10 stand out on the curb at the
Cunard and White Star piers, and take what they
could catch. wh!e Thomas Farley. John Tubbs and
Thomas Reardon allowed 10 go inside and
solicit trade Thes, men. 1t was seid. must possess
some sort Of q pull as they were neyer dls.,
turbed by the police The Mayor said that he would
investigate the complaint.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25

rouis Rouss lost his hand from an injury sus-
,ained while working for the New-York Biscuit
Company and yesterday jury in the uni'eo
states circuit Court. Judge Wallace, awarded MIN
verdict for 5000 given James Roberts IN
he Inlieh States Court YESTERDAY dEaS' dErn,d con
many He lost a leg at South Mount Vernon March
n last
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
DOCTORS BEAT POLICEMEN AT BASEBALL

The doctors Of Bellevue Hospital played game OF
ball with the officers of the first platoon OF the
Twentv-hrst Precinct, in Sherman Park Onc-hun-
dred-a nd seventy -frst-st and Seventh-ave yeser
day The hopes OF the police were centred on "a
trolman John Padan, who was looked on as me
ntcher The doctors were successful and beat the
policemen by the score Of 3s to Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
% THE ROLLING MILL MAN" MUCH BETTER

The report that J. W. Kelly, who is known TO
vaudeville audiences throughout the country
.The Rolling AIi,l Man. was stricken with apo
pexy or plraiysls, was erroneouS. .Mf.. Kelly vas
taken sick while on train coming east from
P..tsburg last week When he arrived .,n-,Jersey
Guy he was sent 10 Taylor's Hotel and cared for
bxfhe proprietor Richard II. Reed who Is an .nti:
mate friend OF the actor Pneumonia was feared
81 Nst. but Mr.. Kely's physicians brought him
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
ANTWERP WOOL SALES.

Antwerp Oct. 24.-Thrty-two hundred bales of wool
offered at the sales to-day. The attendance Was
smaller and the competition tagged somewhat. The
nrrress shown due % the stiffness OF I'M
porrrs the activity Of buyers Following arc ee
tails Of the days sales Buenos Ayres. si bales at 90
40 francs 100 kos: Australian lfS bales at lloD
230 frsncs
New-York tribune., 1895-10-25
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

washington. oct. 2i-The day call in the United
c,ates Supreme Court tomorrow viii he as foi-
lows: Nos 3. original: i29 1856 52S 'and "-'' A.
547 5l7 493. 5S3 and 62S