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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New
. ,,. n. A. fbnc. domestic marrow beans
bEA>s ~ ,,rher advance and the market Is qul,r
~. ssv.rsl SAILS reported 81 a. ana "Yuiu -, I'M IN
III hy Inc IA nc~st packings i"r ess Medium anu zee
nav. had further sales AT 81 - ana sbis ,o and
a,s I'm ~ that. Exporters nav al ia, f1r
~ oho,ce red kidney below 81 ~. ana thcN pau 'a
' .,,,.,r. Ia. r.,s that Will go our thr McN "
I,rds uuotablc change Green prn tn5
quot bta,s ,,n and pea 81 2eifdsi % DO white ke
nov Il 40 do kidney 81 2pq 81 20 90 ,r,is
~. A. i,re soup 81 5oqsl -, DO lima;
al, e. 40 green peas 1876. bags. 100 40 Nc"'" 'S
o'e,,rrrpThere was little buish talk on tne nhIhs.
,,i' MORNING and effort 10 esabrh st.' NV
on the highest grade ~ fresh taoe ~. cmrr
vi S BUYERS most receivers ana tr
lie for extra ffeSh solIs hcie
was a,te active business AT that howeN,.
close clearance Of stock; IN fact, - =, ,nrther
no." al tnc moment u fIsh 'r"Nu pu
anorters which would probably give US hraN ma MAJ "e
sorc. THE str. Myth OF the position ~
~ f"re,xn demand and every one realizes me
We ncnrrsc,ng that much possio Ih- u,
also had pretty fair SAFE
an. drsts which brought l6a i0sc H'a,s asS are In
,rs cas ,or strictly fancy famade hali tuus .n
~ a. possibe that figures might o.. exceed,
Western packings are gule and do
.',. ~ seconds ii0i4c: DO June. crsamery eAras
ci,ml,c seconds 10 hrsts l5r iW HaS ~ &c. do
n 40 seconds oG oc dairy hrsis iVniSi o
birds 10 seconds .d9.c factory June eN,tas o," do
h conss To- arsts s6iOc: do fresh. hrss "p"se' W.
,htr.is - seconds ,sNs's' .,., i,,to fancy large
f,I 1ca Inn cheese available To- day and WINE so az ~,
,na,d was limited there wac litilr cav i'uin 80 81
a,n,rtsrS who promptly paid 3tc Tor plth WIZ ~ .,
- hu, rarely cared any higher son o. ,o
or, % o,s however still standing out fot io.
a. ~, hear N price having been rrscheu ye
though o7.c paid for occasional 'o''' i "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NrwIork, october !. 1895.
rEENEs-Receipts ~ or OIL head. and In
clinr "A, cars be sold. light supplies steers OF all
erd.s were jd higher and rough sum was firm and
e,nnr 10 bermuda and there was good clearance OF
tha wards TWO cars OF Wstern rangers sold at - 100
81 ~ u.r n prime native steers az W s0a
ii AZ oxen and stags 81 9uSi % bulls al 81 25Q$2 %.
And Door u choice at 81 2Ons2 20 city dressed beef
~,t, M caste for native sides and 5Aai.c for range
'ors III ~ lO.alic dressed weight American sheep
c Al lOr dressed weight refrigerator beef selling
a, ,sc per ~ shipments to day 300 quarters OF beef
an ,h paris and ltO quarters in the Teutonic all for
,stmans company; the Orinoco tomorrow, rs cattle
ana n. sheen tor various shippers.
ssIs-Newton Coz II Kentucky steers. l2i6 NJ aver
o a, 81 70 per 10 % virginia do ll7a 10 AT 81 90;
lea N A. 81 - do 1000 10. at 81 2O i2 DO 1919 70. at
e. - DO e5s ~ at 81 IS. and steers 1900 no at
~ -. oxen 1870 ~ at 81 10; do. l'3 ft at ~ 40
bulls 100 II. 81 40 COWS, loo 10, at ~ DO w
10 at 81 81 ~ an ,,,,.,. s,.. 1914 ~, =, q. *.
Il d. 1850 H. 81 c5 90. l225 10 at 81 60 DO 100
~ NJ So .,g . ii44 10. at 81 42is; do 1915 10 at
80 - io.g ib a. So 80 20 do 1912 10, at 50 49,
" n MCPHERSON & Co. i3 Kentucky steers, 1iCs 10 az
s, a. 3 do 1893 ~ 81 10: do ST. ~ az 81 10 IL
tennessee oxen 1899 H. At s. 40 DO 1910 ID AT Y 10
cows ais H. 81 IL. IL do. sol 10. at II 90 ouiis
TCOa9O0 n. at 81 30 ,,-o -, , 9, so , 4,
,,; n, M 81 M do lll5 NJ at 81 +0 oxen 1915 10.
n, Z, ~: do I2, No. at 81 60 do i23o No. at 81 80
Sts il7 H. at 81 so do. 92s 10 at 81 ~ COWS llSo
n M 81 ~, do NO No. at So; 10 do. sos 10 at ~ ~
JulA A. Co bulls 96J 10 al 81 %, do. IOs 10, at
60 so. n cows 6s3 H., at 81 So
" " n Hollis: bull. so n. at 81 rs; OK. l3o0 10. At
81 -: / cow $50 IL. at 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Oct 1.-To-day's auction sales OF wool were
conducted by Messrs Jacomb. Sons & co. There were
offered $40 bales Continental operators bought fairly
well and American buyers took between 300 and 400
bales The market generally frnier and quantity
Of Queensland new clip. which was included in the Of
fsrinss met with a good reception. AT slightly higher
prices Good Victorian greasy was well sought after.
A. were also Zealand greasy crossbreds which
higher in price Following the sales OF the day
detail with the prices obtained
New south Wales: 100 bales; secured 7i,ddis 3sd:
do locks and pieces 7!adgls Id greasy os.ddlod do
Looks and pieces 5sddsiad
ouecnsiand-3 800 bales: secured lsais Id do locks
and pieces 7d@ls I'D Sadgs'sd: do locks and
pieces, Si.dmIhd -. -
Vlctoria2 bales secured 4dals Sd: do locks and
pieces odallsd greasy 6d9lid; do locks and Pieces
4i.daM $50.
south Australia-1O bales; secured, odgis' greasy
West Australia6OO bales greasy 5sda7i.d; do locks
Tasmania-iOOO bales secured. 7iaddiliad do locks
and pieces Sd; greasy 5%da9d; do locks and pieces.
4dT7l,d 49,. -. =.
New-ZeaIand--S 100 bales; secured. 64dGls 3D. DO
and pieces 6dQls 3D. greasy 6hd9l0d; Do locks
and pieces. 5d91d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

>-,,o.no Cc, 7 (Special.-There was heavy ana gen
,I ceiling OF long wheat and break OF lac 'o-daY
,,rsgn buyers were conspicuous by their absence IN
600, ~ this support the foreign markets were io"er
go .one of the weaker Of them were selling In addi-
49,, Err. wer. immense Northwestern receipts. ii'@
- ..a,rs, All last week and i.V4i last year i"efc
. .,so the tp that the Government report SATURDAY
was a'so Wv ,hs Weld 42ovvoVvo bushels. q London
wVu'd r,ed anancal disturbance and big deiaoaOh
80 cudahy consock. Bosseau ihe S's az.
~, i1oue prince and the holders OF puts were the
huver. December wheat opened az or, S4ac oca
ss.c broke finally TO 6e ana s last Year Estimate
rccc. pts 311 cars asAino' A"' 'N> '
for tomorrow were 3Iz care but thereafter ill
Corn strong all the ioeI".' Pscsn,s were Ola
csrs 9Th 800 estimated for Tomorrow u was ,"ss
and me OF further large receips sas mainly
ds io he purchases OF October and Decemoer nS mp
pers who were n the mean mean, n Hssoeiasn Which did
nn, coScuae its iabos until late was enps1ea 10 d1
no, Western rates November j. IS hghy pIooan
vance ,irners will take advantage Of the low rates pre-
that snipp lime and will send In considerable corn
Nav corn opened 26c sod between - az 1 iah
o1isc and closed al Zoc. c"a''e'' ~ " '
os,s were weak because OF arrivals OF oS .rhr"
bushels shipnents OF 1n and sales Of 10000
bushels Of white were made Tor neS on'n and De
mens There was net s0t1 IN MAJ Estimated receipts
Senper ,rnw are go cars May oats opened at loc
,a Between ioc la'.c and closed at 1850
we're psov s We're and higher and ID he y
eai buyng by the packers ,vs,on Company and the
swift G,ess0 The offerings rather scany bui
fair day. business was done I.Huar
opened a. At e. January
ana e. 70 opening the lower and closing a, ,e AZ
price ribs Spen sna pc.s &c higher E
a,ed receipts tomorrow are 30 Io.ea a, sssc
curb puso s Sn Puss on May closed
axTIo. calls at 26x U2BMo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
OTHER MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buna:o Oct. .--ca,,e-.Recelp!s last 2! hours. 200
h ss w ,ss S5 week sa nu' %
to NewYork 2so head on as 70 ;oe aeas s. oa
s. - heavy fsd calves s: @5qss IS HossmR,cepi. s.s
head for same time week. 1850 head; consigned
through GEO head to Ne~,Yolk 100 heaa; on SAFE,
al grades closed steady lorker good TO choice 50 S5p
s s as &c. R RasHs'i = as PIGS s.
s. s5as3 stays % 25as2 sheep and lamhs~Resens
head for same time last week 1900 head; CONSIGNED
hf hs SEQ M nsss TO
and lower for kss: but Hom Sn SS TO- 8
81 80: Common TO fair 81 251s3; cus 81 5oas2 Canada
lambs fair supply and good ones stronger al - 'oS
Union stock Yards Chicago oct ,-ce!iio-R ,esipt.
Common 10 EXTRA steers 4oGs5 j s,ocksrs and feed
sa rsa. @ c s9s sal Mesn Faassr
s. Hogs~Recep,s 80 90 head. Market strong and oS Ss
g g? ni s5%mon his'S S'sT
@ s, D 81 te ; l Ps and aSs s s In
feST o ehoi5S s. ISmGs s5asi Boo.
yt rS cy s S AMI ps: So mm
g c heavy srSS TO- geo head
10 sSd and ssi, S.. 81 5ss g III
fa goo! 81 s g. s 4ss Sss AMI Ss7 i IS
calves sGasi. Sheep-Receipis. 1000 head Market
National stock Yards st Louis Oct ,-catil.s,oaR I
spSs NATIVE ttsS sS% sSss 3d. Texas steers is
g 80 S 800 :: 800 sses T Rsssy
& Es: I. 1896 head market 'ead'
;. soGs4 s.as S ,dy 50 Sgst A., fa 50 . es
sS sE bologna cows s5asi5; fresh ard springers
= .sys cp Prme MEDIUM ne ~
e. o 81 pigs 81 heavy 81 25gs3 30: rughs
s. 5Gass 40 ass sc fair s. esas comaion 81 ss
cuts 5qsi q Yea, - 9gss So I sssy az g
thin CAVES aaH sSass 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08

figures overrunning fully 200 The primary movement
has. however fallen oil somewhat compared with week
ago. decreasing S2o,UV bush There was very little
speculative trade I'm the market and prices easily weak
ened under the offerings Of long stun The demand is
reported fair for At ouprs but locally buyers are
taking hold actively In part due TO the scarcity and
strength ~ fr@Ehts The market closed with net loss
for the day OF sdtc The sales OF cash corn reported
1900 bush Of No in the elevator 2sNc early
closing al &c under December. December closed at 2c;
also 5000 bush for export private terms.....:.
OATS-The market for oats weak declining easily.
both here and the West There seemed to h. good
deal Of pressure to sell and the demand decidedly
unsatsfactory. both in cash and futures Receipts West
are pling up. the arrivals to-day footing l253Uo
bush and for three days the primary arrivals have in
creased 1svO bush over last week The future market
closed weak a, The lowest At net loss OF aglse Cash
private terms Total sales were only 1000 bush includ-
ing 10000 bush No oats private terms, b aloat,
1000 bush No g. 9i.c 4oo'o bush track and unsrade
white. 2pT3oc. quality: 10000 bush rejected mixed
lsi2dl0c: 1900 bush rejected mixed. 20c: No > cats
quoted at 2ihd2ii2c elevator. No white. 2ii.c: No 3
white. 2ln22i.c RYE-Market quiet: quoted. 43q
43i7c ; for No Western; CARROTS state and Western
quoted AT 3sff3ac. BARLEY Market easier. New
feeding quoted 2Sa2si.c Buffalo: sales. 10000
bush feeding private Mailing quoted 35isf
46c. as 10 quality 80. CKWiEAT-Market steady
sales. 1000 bush. 37c. track November: shipment iOc
delivered
Tn. quotations to-day hc closing prices for the pre-
vous day and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
Finest Goods-Makers' Prices.

brought before said to him. Do you solemny
swear that the affidavit subscribed by you is true
so help you God?' which is the correct way Of ad-
minister.ng oath.
What Recorder Goff did object TO that
had not read Ferrone the affidavit of the police
man before | administered the oath to him. Fer
rome merely swearing to corroborated ALL
davit. II | would read the principal anldaVlt 10
everybody making cOrrObOrallNc alndaEll |
would simply clog the business of the court. The
only way | derelct that | neglected 10
ask the boy II he understood the nature OF an oatn
This should have done. ana you may be sure that
| will do In the future"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New work. OCtODtf Z, I'''
cline Il 1 , points. Total sales were l6'V"o bales
cro5 estimate 81 5000 bales Tho irregular
ON The hrst can near months weTe to points lSwe
points higher This comparatively steady opening was
anticipated later cables reported sharp advance
ana on ms our market moved up about 2o,nc; Mn
buying The advance stayed by lack Of continued
rallied again buying Then another decline
prices failing OF about IL points from the highest OF e
Tho market sead!ed after this and at o'clock II wa
ihaH cHrrcted inssh spinncrs seem to be showing
SFe IN 9.s ' a, ana er s Closed at
net decline OF to ~ points s,rhern msrSs ,, ar
Of spot cotton Private cables from Liverpool stated
ea N ra M would .ps ssf 10 Gs sucs isGH
to enter the rarke, a. liberal buyers. Receipts the
principal ports to-day were follows dal,e.tcn 10 S9s
bales AGAINST cS bales sane day las, Tesk ana oo S sn
Is iei Mobile e;s bales against la: savannah
bale. against 5.is. ana $'ii2 Tor,olk os2s bale.
n. % and c b he asah IN s iH sns week
and 2oai las, Receipts az houston today -, ~ o
las, year Memphis 5si. bales. against aaoi same DAY
l %y" aI a"@ es mat "., 800 to cc bale
SIPS day las, wees and ""so last yea: Receipts
Is 100 haes aeans sO52 same day and 10 40
year With vie" Il ascer'ainine the consensus
Etc. rcla,igc g. ,hc probable ou,,urn d Tits
op,enier 10 , reiua p,si cards to those people
ln All sections of the cotton bclt who enjoyed sum
rating Hfadstrc.i- 60 Iustf} falr degf"" ~
th.r eNpr.se v~n r'qne'ins an climate
II the crop Information they wore In Ie.t'r
% give with regard ~" gT'ss = picking. ifot
poets 2 top crop Thes have thus far received
.,Ys feIes Tho estimate of these p'ln; o. q
NeiI = 7u7as, hair-. srmmarllns hy state.. the
following results south carolina average "si!m.i"
7s2, 80 bale. Alsbama az naes. Texas 20 50:
L., Nrkansas 7OSg 80 ral.. $50 ~;
bales Msss-ippi -? i73 h,le south Carolina. 7j2.
-, hales Georgia 49,. nre-. Florida. 1910 90
bales Louisiana 75I rfc bi.fs virginia ''1I"' harf
From tn. replies received fsr af"fHee ~ the dafc 10
,ht.h pi.L TX viii completed would - October ~
rrcsfufe,.fs the deposition q riauf'r- fta
tcn fo market their cotton with hmor unpfeceI.nte
rarfifv ana are almost unanimous IN stating that prur
n.ris favor very ltilo TOP crop
opening range ana lose ,aday. and closing bids tie
ulg 10 ftaH follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
THE ACTOR POLICEMAN hhH'''''
coxv,y. or TuE MULFERRY-ST. sT'-
rIox. SENDS HIS COMPLIMENTS ~
ROOSEVELT AND DEPARTS

ROOSEVELT AND DEPARTS
r,a RESIGNATION OF patrolman Thomas y" '.'
s,,ornolicouan Of the MUlbeffy-S' s'a-
va - rae reported at Police beadlu3r''f'
So, oo,,- ,ondirc officer Captain thompson vs.
ID. The resignation caused ripple 81 'N''''-
~, in the Department. IN which conway OF
Diz1,." As D. was nicknamed. was genera
f,vori,e and had been generally considered 10 10
n good policeman.
conway has been on the force ABOUT 'h' !'a'S
Ne WIS an actor before he became pohceh'a'l
and no-hap@ be would have done better hdd NJ
stuck TO that profession He was something OF ="
musician could perform several instruments.
was a good singer and hle WIS made pleasant IN
me Section-roor and dormitory when ne shared
,'orway's troubles began year ago. when he WAS
transferred from the Clurch-st station to the Mu-
itrr,-st station which was then IN charge Of Act
inr captain GrCo. For some reason curious per-
so-al rl-fooling arose between the actor-poicemah
md his commanding officer and II was continually
;eepng OUT Sergeant GroO as he then was, maj
II preferred charges before the Commissioners
-g2insi Conway tor rolling 10 salute hiin ana ne
fined twenty days pay. r.,
The actor policeman became dShcarten"d hltei
mis-. He lost interest in n!s duty. and strlns OF
complaint soon piled UP against him. NOl ions
go he fined ten days pay for SMOKING 81.
patrol. mis- tho climax. ON the nrst Gay OK
be month Conway drew his salary After POCKET,
ing MS money be handed his shield IRE Key ana
manual to Captain Tn )Inpson. saying ,
'Aese 70 Mr. Roosevelt with my compliments. ana.
captain. wish 70 give you my compliments you
Then Conwav. walked out OF the police station.
re has zone 10 Chicago. where he mas irienuS.
There are charges stu pending against MN m. al
nissioners Instead Of accepting his resignation.
will formally dismiss him from the Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
herman STUMP SAILS ~" IT. "orh'
.,,, ,~,uvrss1oxER OF IMMIGRATION GOES TO
CONFER WITH THE ITALIAN GOVERN
NENr UNDER SECRETARY CAR
LJsLEs INSTRUCTIONS

NrNTTNDER SECRETARY 'AN-
LlsLEs INSTRUCTIONS.
s.,,r,,, Commissioner OF immigration at
,sh,,s,o, sailed from New-iork yes'erud! o''
-. Steamship Paris for Europe lie Is so'"e
$50. aud other Mediterranean ports 10 oo,''" Ia.
I.-r,,,;o, concerning the emigration oi &c,
Ia .-nsnians The influx OF undes"Ao. 49,
.,.,,s n this country In the last '"o He"'' ,,",
- aa,er than ever before, ana Sec'e''''
w.t. ,h,,ls {, time some action be taken 10 s.up
' ,a,ojouv as there have been received io' So
.,,,o ,,nor,rjal complaints from the i.am"" -
',~.. -. ~ the great number OF Ha"dus "
s.D." h,c, 70 that country The secretary mas
r,,.nor,~ed the Commissioner 10 appear oeioI1 Wv
I,'u,, Government at Rome TO preseh, "a
-, cause Of The deporjauon anu ~, ~ rsCi-
IONS o III mai Government in fornu;''hhi class
- vrbieb snail prevent TINS ulHsso're for the
.atyH'n si%g duued into taking pass lea oaiher
,roin c,,.as The ConUissioncr VIII @at - re
~ ~ so~r,aiion as vii enable MN ~ Hun
port Congress 49, .,., i-,,r,i graf ton traihc nds
- ~ such an extent lnai ou' -, ,.asscls for
IsoMuI - has been running spe'ial 80 abour
81 In Nj stump expects - U' go. ~, Rer-
rn 1,onths He was accompan.," ~ Inmigration
.No 49,, vho Is connected win IN. 'no~ IN
Itnresr A. Ellis Island. ana oN -
.ials from the Bureau OF Ems P
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
GOLD STILL COMING HERE.

Five hundred thousand dollars In gold Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England yesterday. is TO be
shipped to the agency In New-York Of the Bank OF
british North America a deposit was made In inc
Aew-York assay office OF $4,000 in gold. received
nom Cuba BY Muller. Schall & Co. Teiegraphic
transfers of currency through the Sub-Treasury 10
ne West and South were $4,000. In part payment
sM these transfers the Sub-Treasury received
s.ygW In gold. which was added 10 the Treasury
sSio reserve Sterling exchange was a little ABOVE
ne eod-lmporting point but exchanges displayed a
fr" wnward tendency. owing to the small DEMANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08

Marke, co.el -t,ady 81 90 points decline compared
wffh -rda's closing prices FfanHferrihl~ notice.
40 Total sales. 49, 80 hiles New YORK. net receipts
cas- bale gfo-a GOG@ Exports Continent, IL, btIer.
Grr,f Trl'an 40. forwarded Loss. sas. ihij spin
ners rs stock ~. Total receipts to-day. AprD
bale thus w-ri -. i.5 Experf- to.isv';reat
f,r,far ~ go haiss. Continent sos Thus far this
t;rea' Brit bales 81 Continent
- iei stock 5,r' spot cotton quit ic lower MID
uuau1s So WIddlng iulf o'sf sales f"l' hdif-
Including 10 spinning and so contract
Liverpool cab"H Spot cotton good Inquiry Sales ~
bales speculation and export 100. American l."p.
receipts 600 American. tWp. Mlddlns uplani-
3ad Futures steady. partially l't advance closed
steady. ~ - points decline. January FebruarN
Iip.h. Februnr5 March. Iiiizb. March Alfll htsh.
April Ma AS. May-June Il3iis June July 'ats
August. gs,. october. 12ib. October NoNeinbrr
,.Ds Nav.mhsr- December fl7iss. December January
4l5i,D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. but steady. cluihs quiet
'DFFEf--OptiOns attracted a fair degree ~ attention
prices followed ~ further frmness que To
higher cables AMI a higher market for spots EuIoi'
bought here IIaVre advanced u. francs ana Hamburg
Ia, rfg positions Rio 100 fcls ana santos
go frls steady 1885" fe!s. exchange. liz.
receipts BAGS cicsranc%s for United States l'""
stock COZ Santos receipts 500 bags
market nrn II 400 stock 1ls,"D bags. Hamburg
October Nov mbcr. 800 pfgs, December ana
February ana March. % pies santos
stock tn. Dutch sale. on October IL
include % picIl. Good ordinary Java brokers'
market steady; October. az 80
francs Soveupo. - francs December. dli3 francs.
January and February. 81 francs.
Contracts ~ IL 20 - points advance Sales
were - 30 lass ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
,ocAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.
.vr HARLEM CASINO COMPANY IN DIFFICULTIES
RECEIVERS FOR AN OLD MANU-
rACTITRINC; CONCERN


RECEIVERS FOR AN OLD MANU-
FEATURING CONCERN.
,o Harlem Casino Company, which runs the
oo-t hall hotel. restaurant. saloon. bowling al
w., etc.. at Sevcnth-ave. and One-hundred- and
Ns.n,v fourth-st., is IN financial difficulties and
,,ca,ion was made TO the Supreme Court by
,nvs Greenbaum on behalf of the directors for
-. anpontmcnt OF receiver. Justice Beekman
.,srday appointed David Wech receiver. with Il
90 Of $1,000 and authorized him to carry on the
,ssncss for three months. with leave to apply
- .he Court then for longer period. The d.
.oc,ors are Charles f. Runk. Charles H. Lehman
~ and Rudolph Klein. August Luchow for
'.er,y president and director. but resigned. Mr..
r,nk was the treasurer. The liabilities are $l0-
~ and nominal assets s9oI73, but of the latter the
ooa.wiIl is put in at 5000, which would leave
,snrible assets OF S35773. The principal creditors
- August Luchow. 81 Gas: Jacob Rupert, SlS-
o.. g f. Runk. s16.oS2: Bloomingdalc Brothers.
=. ..,. Gerson Stein 5000; Yorkve Bank. 5000:
x.x-Yo,k Electric Company. &.5Se; Flint & CO..
/. 40. T. Muller. S2090; X. q NJ. Mancker. A.2E.
,cob Rupert holds mortgage covering the
,,asehold as security for his claim. The stock
.,ders are: Frederick VAIL 23 shares: Rudolph
pink. l.5: Richard Stein. l45: Charles Z. Runk. o.;
,nsres II. Lehman jr.. g. and Rudolph Klein, D.
= 6 Greeley & Co (corporation). manufacturers
=, telegraph and railway supplies. electrical apia-
,,s etc at Nos. and Dey-st. ana AZ New
haven Conn. are in financial difficulties, ana
yuage Lacombe. Of the United States Circuit court
hos appointed General r s. Greeley the president
nd lanes w Sands the secretary, receivers VI
,he company. The business was es'"pnSh'" '',o'e
than forty years ago by l. O. Tilio'son ~ re-.
80, greeley became "A partner in that him IN 4o"'
q, 1874 succeeded 10 the business. after Nht
heath S OF Mr. To;son The firm siyie MAS Was nv
10 Sc,a:ad in 1857 under Connecticut Avs WIN d
Sts stock of The , nIs sor ,b wI las, three
consluea mint of the great shrinkagc IN values
yea depression business !, has been Sidb So
II Ioss. .a.ha,dise and $1,000 due on notes. me
sssls in this city are 6 GShslslns o. eoE
counts 80 IL 900. cash 500 The assets IN
isniso q, M are 500 in office furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
TIE POLICE AND THE CHINESE THEATRE.

The Chinese Consul. Mr.. TIE, went 10 see Police
commissioner Andrews yesterday to inquire about
ne opening Of the Chinese Theatre for Sunday
Concerts Mr. Andrews told the Consul that the
police reported that the opening Of the theatre on
sundays would tend 10 increase crime In China
''wn but II the managers of the theatre would
romise to have a concert Of vocal and instru-
mental music given by performers IN street cos
tune, It was possible that the police might sane
,on IL. IL Is understood that II rests win inc
Mayor as to whether or not a permit Will be given
''s Sunday performances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-08
MAGISTRATE CRANE EXPLAINS.

Assistrate Crane was asked In Jefferson Market
su't yesterday morning II he had anything ~
- IN reference 10 Recorder Gofs remarks OH
,sesday about the Magistrate having admins
&C. ea an oath TO Joseph Ferrone In the Mamie
cunningham case In AN alleged irregular manner
.ne Magistrate said: some Of the papers did not
gasp the situation correctly. They had it that
s00rder Con had discharged Ferrone because ola
49,, use the regular oath prescribed by the GRIM
- CODE. That is wrong When Ferrone was