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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
THINK he STOLE MANY WHEELS.
JAMES MARsDEN ADMITS ONE CHARGE AGAINST
HIN. But DENIES ANY OTHER THEFT

JAMES MARsDEN ADMITS ONE CHARGE AGAINST
HIM. But DENIES ANY OTHER THEFT.
James Marsden who Is seventeen years Ola ana
says he lives in a lodging-house at Fuiton anu
Hicks SITS. Brooklyn. IS believed by the ponce OIL
the borough be a bicycle thltf on a "ho'esa!e
plan He was arrested yesterday by Detective
Kelly, who saw Marsden acting IN suspicious
manner in St Mark's-ave. A man entered NO %
with a bicycle and Marsden went up cautiously
and peeped into the window
At the police station he was identified by Leon H.
De Lie Of No 23l Garfield Place. as the person
who had stolen his wheel on June j. from IN iIoi
Of his home De Lille looked from the seoohu-
story window and man who resen pee Ma y
den ride away De Lille was unable 70 ca en- nun
Peforo Magistrate Teaie George II. DekleTK, OF 10.
C3 Bergen-st. likewise lodged d compliant. On uhSS
same date that De Lies wheel vas stolen l)eKe' X
said his wheel was ridden away from IN 'front.' OF
No. 1913 Pros pect Place. ,ro,,
Marsden was identified as the man 10y ha!oid
Norris a boy Marsdcn pleaded guilty ~ stta"a8
Deklerk's wheel but denied the other theit lie
vas held for the Grand Jury on one charge ana for
Examination Oh June 81 on thu other chaIst- De
tective Kelly said that Marsden stole wheel on
June from the cellar % The Young " omen
Christian Association Building. There nave been
many complaints at the Bergen-st ana tIassoh-
ave police stations recently OF bicycle tht''s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
nARRoW.sT RECREATION PIER OPENED.

The new recreation pier at Barrow-st. ana 'ne
North River which has been In the course Oh CON
Gtruction since January. this year. was iorH'a"!
opened 70 the public yesterday. Barring the storm
Which came late in the afternoon the day was
most proptious for the opening. Larry IN tI4c
day hundreds Of women and children Nockou ~
Do pier for relief from the humidity, wh'ch huhe
over the city all day prior 20 the storm ana 10
listen to the music Of Hanan's Fifth Avenue me
s,re Band which has been engaged TO iufhish
music for the season
At 1870 a. m. the Dock Department tug are"
up alongside the pier and President Cram, OF inc
Dock Department. with District Attorncy ASH
Bird Gardiner, and Dock COmInissioner Me$er anu
Murphy aliehted Dock SupcrintendeVt WaI E nnu
Secretaries Burke ana Farley 81 the DOCK DcpLIrt
nent were also present Dis,rlct-Attorne Garul-
ner declared the pier open. In his ADDRESS ne CON-
pared the changed conditions OF the times te.ins
The children that the boys and girls OF ms I n
old not have so much done for them as the chr
cren Of to-day.
Tie pier. which Is 4i2 feet long and IS feet wds'
Is capable ~ holding 1900 persons. II Is a huhu,
some = -uctlr. Of colonial style OF architecture ah1
cost 5000 10 build The band concerts VIII DeBih
every evening at o'clock during the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
vsRRIED IN QUAKER CUSTOM.
-, Unusual MARRIAGE CEREMONY IN
BROOKLYN.
-, vlthout maid OF honor, best man,

49, ,,,bout maid OF honor, best man.
,.,,ijs fower-girls. pages or even Il minister
lsbrated at the Friends meeting-house III
Nas arhorl-st Brooklyn, on THURSDAY afternoon
=, waen after the quaint ana impressive GUAM
ias'' The bride and Bridegroom married them
eu''0' rao,le began 10 come into the scrupulous!y
seN' s.verelv plain meeting-room just before 1
e'"' The old men marched up the aisle and
o. her places and did not remove their mats
wv .ftsr they we're seated. Many OF the sweet
w." women wore the costume Of the sect and
"A .'thee" instead or YOU
usS1 isrge and uncomfortable-looking wooden
- we're placed on the platform at the head OF
oh~' .ro aisle and in front Of the vacant elders
N0 There were three ushers. and at 4 o'clock.
.,r,a apponted for the wedding. they joined
' walked slowly Up the middle aisle and TOOK
W. coats on the front benches. Then there was
s,a sieDce. and with heads bent forward people
eesned 10 mediate.
T,1,,y stairs stood John Linton Carver. OF Media.
~ ana Miss Cora Taliland Of No. 50 South
I'-. ,+ Aucr the advance OF the ushers they
- slowly. side by side. up 20 and into the meet
can .e,C,,-a pale-iaced couple and Unattended Inc
Nc roses They walked soity Up tIe alsle' 70
VIM, si-g 10 gree. them. and when they reached the
on, &c sa: Gown .acing the congregation. For
s- MINUTES there was silence ana then the pride
~ I'm tuiAeG toward he bride ana ooth rose IN
* orese-r - God and before these our friends.
-. =, i he BRIDEGROOM In solemn tones take NEE.
So IN be- ..y Wife promising with the help OF
or heavenly Father 20 be unto thee loving and
i'Tse bride Oilahel as she sazed at the people
- ne room she looked swcotly pretty as she
49, 49, En- clear tones In the presence Of God and
istore thc,e. or friends. take thee, John. % be
Nv husband promising, with the hep q our Heav,
hy - 70 BE- i''.tO thee q loving devoted and
en- e,, .. III they caaped hands and stood
e.. to ala other for about minute. at the end OF
iS si,5 tine hey sat down and the ushers set he
,rs them a table bearing large scroll, which they
both signed. .,, 49,, '.
IS q at. hOth religious and legal, stating
~ me contracting parties bad declared their in
Wv 10 become man and wife. and had signed
,Seir names 10 that declaration with the names OF
~ ushers and friends as witnesses. ThereupOn
,ha relatives Of the bride led 70 the newly
Varied pair by the ushers and after congratuat ton
sicned their names. and were followed In turn by
I've relatives OF the BRIDEGROOM and Mr.. and Mrs.
carver left the meeting-houss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-lOrk June -. lNcS
REEVES Receipts 10 day 80 cars. l.2S7 head
including Tor export alive and % cars consigned
a, to ely ,u h , N'ps s 70, e S1 any" a pf
n for ordinary 10 prime native sides Latest cables from
ciOAc per- n estimated dressed weight. tops selling at
he Live sheep seady ut 94loe per NJ estimated dressed
ncili ~ cc 70 london on the Aiexendra $50 cattle
wssfa AZ quarters u beet IN the ba to Liverpool
30 cattle the colorado u fu 10 cattle on the Kan
pa cy Bristol and 10 sheep on the oive'ene to the
CALVES Receipts lay i2l head. all for me
o. which i9 were at sx,iet 81 and the balance at Jersey
city veals fair demand and steady; huttermik
Primo veal. sold at s. 52 so IS ner 100 n 6u,,ermiK
OF eosr hSrn grass fsd calyes at 81 s7s3 80 cy
ar..ed yeais qlr a, SH"' per b. country dressed
Sales p Nelson: rs Western calves. $50 n average
A n Mullen II vcas l5 10 at SO 10 s.s So
H. ot - 90. 100 ID. at So SEA buttermN calves
J q curtis & san: % vca' AS 10 at SO 49, butter
milk calves. l25 n. 80 90, -.
% d. d., onfs, 5;s 's at s. ' sSg '' 40
SHEEP AID LAMns-Eecep's to-iay were ?o's cars rs
head including cars consigned dirtct % city
butchers and lSs cars fr the market making win the
Ciy. Prime handy sheep we're IN god demand and a
opsnel sicady for prime lambs but lower f,r ali
grades prices the close were caster all around
r:y SA 5re sSep soa at "a oss4 per n
common 20 prime lambs q ssgs, GUS al s9eso ~
in iair demand ssic. and choice stock .old to
He.
Sales Mcpherson & Co.: l72 Virginia lambs. II n
average So per 100 NJ 40 do. 90 70 AZ 50 So 32
A. ~ ID M 81 - li d. u 10 SO ca; 20 d. lcullsl.
ii n at s. 80 Kentucky lambs. 81 fb at 50 30; 40
Vir. mia sheep ~ 81 80; - do % 10 at 81 20
Jucks III No. az 81 So | d.. 100 10. az 81 so
Newton & CO.: 2o7 Kentucky lambs, II n: at 81 2o2
81 No. s. 10: 10 Kentucky sheep i2S 10 at - 20
HerrInton q Co 2ei Kentucky lambs. IS 10 at SO 90:
245 do ~ NJ at 81 -: 90 do :" 10 At 50 30 o..
OHIO sh S' 80 IL at i s7 do. O N. a, 81 10 10
do 1873 ~ a 81 so 400
! II Wilkerson: 24O Kentucky lambs. 6s ID. at So 80;
PAS d. 90 ~ at So ~ Kentucky sheep. los 10 a. -
UOGs-Recelpts to-day were l3is cars or 2SsV mead
INCLUDING deck OF Western hogs &, Ss M
s5iSsss 9 r't =? = r'smi
suss-H u HoIus 0iis ysstssday), - MIA seSA
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HAD AN OUTING Up THE SOUND.

The members OF the Friendly Sons Of ST. Patrick
OF the Eastern District. with their families and
Jew friends. yesterday enjoyed their annual outing
party numbered about two hundred and the sail
was made on the steamer Isabel. The party went
on board the steamer about o'clock, when break
last was served. When the Point reached
the day was passed In games and other amuse
hehis dinner was also enjoyed, and the party
reached the Eastern District about o'clock in the
Inc organization has been in existence for forty
years The officers are Bernard Gallagher presi-
dent; Thomas j. Patterson. vice prcsdent, John H.
McCooey, treasurer: James r. McGee. secretary
The trustees are Andrew T. Sullivan. Arthur )
Somers, James Cusick, Peter Comerford and Will
lam Glynn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Ros,on June 25-Cot.on very dull mii!lng. 6Nc; low
riiil,nr 5Ac. good ordinary ~ Nei r.'elpts :
lies gross 10 lales exports o. Great Britain lvI'
bales. ..
Nem,nis June Cotton qule, ana easy; nidd,rs
o. I ,nidIling 5..c: good ordinary. &C. Net receipts
~ bales. gr,ss 49, bales shipments O5l ia'es sS!-s
80 bales: stock 2~6Dl ral's
- Louis June - Gotten quiet. mittlrg. lo-ioc'
low ,nidlng ii-iG.. good ordinary. 1-lOc Net re
c.p,s - bales. gross. il5 bales sh.men 700 Bales
stock 80 lis bales.
,;,lves,on June Is Cotton quiet. mddiins, 10 ioc'
Ion rnildne Ia; good ord nary ] De. Neoe'p'A
IN bale: sales 4l3 bales. stock ~. 500 bales
Savannah June a5-Cottcn steady midlling. b+c; iow
roiaIllng 3 I 10 Receipts. II bales, sales II bales
stock - 0l3 bales.
p,l,,nore lure Cotton nominal; m9dling. o'sci
low ntIilng l-it, good ordinary ol.c Gross receipts
7,I bnles. stock. ll.Sol bales
savannah Jure Cotton steady mlicllng. 5Ac; low
mlddling 5 i6c Receipts 81 bales sales ii bales;
stock, 2Oi9 bales.
xy O-,aara June 2j-C,t,on quiet. niddng
II ID. low nlldlng SO: good ordinary. 4sc Re
20 Great Britain .luN tiies
10 France SOS bales coastwise ieO2 bales sales %
bales; stock 49, Is bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

regular close. The curb on July was from lec to
7sLc closing 1s September from '2c TO lie closing
7ic This deyeopen, heavness considerably as
by cables reporting June wheat % points
rs lower than the previous DAY
Antwerp closed partly = franc net lower Export
business was reported at 20 loads. all told No red
Duluth 9O&c Z 0 aAoat. .CORN-Whlle tair re
Som holt and 10 he advance In wheat subsequent bear
operations undid the advantage thus gained. and the
market closed with a partial loss of sc from the
previous curb transactions, In sympathy with the
ia;er weakness In revealed still further epesson.
3Tisc 81 &C. ami closing
3Ga.c The Liverpool market was unsatsitc ory Win
decline i 4d for the day Local trade AZ through
the session was quiet and unsyentfu Western alyc
ported accep'ances practically nil Export demand was
without feature No closed 81 anoat.....
OATSTrade oats inactive and In response To de
West revealed decided weakness wiki final
prices sc lower. No oats closed 2sc. No oats.
27i4c. No Whit clips. BE 40 white. Bic, No
white 30. track mixed 2ss.Oc track white. 1896
RYE-MaTket stronger. No Western dc ahoat.
iGc / Buffalo. BARLEY-Ma.ke DUH: feeding.
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p.,,,. A, the ports and Interior points 20 Jay com
"a auh lie tarre day last week and last year

,-rOr,p AND NEAI-Dealines IN nour were uil"'
80, teing limited the customary nan "o'l'",
,"n.ne,,ons The underione following ttIengtn IN 49,,
rss s,n.r hat Her Spring paien's - ,t e.
s,ssott. 81 .oqSi 80. winter patents. " nJst ~ SI.s
cica1s SIS :nass 81. No winter - ,sg's; 'A"A
AVE- FIOi Ii--Qulct and quoted S5gS' %, "a
vrsr-Imu and quoted XII, dried. - oys- -; ~
iranI $500. BAG Ml:AI1-Easy. fine While s,Ci NY "a 20
nx s,G s2.c coarse, ia I2c. FEED @i,r' 70
and so n, winter IN bulk spo', Ioc spring JUN
49, arrive G5a67 &c. middling bulk. SHS"' ie'.
civ ,c,d nominal. hominy chop ~'c' on '''" F-'"S
screenings. .OHl5c. -, ,,o. ...s,c, 10 ds Y
e'n.ss va. a noteworthy feature within in'd't"te
49, - prces fairly active, includlhs ~
- ,,ters and local stimulated ny r.iprts
,sc- ,,.nfher in the Southwest and more i"N"ihlI'
rao, cables than anybody had reason 10 expect rom
80. ,,'e.Lnes. disclosed ia market on fr.19'
1,-oor,b.u cable besides stating that the EhsiSn
ga ,trec weeks late without possibility OF 'esahE
ics. gr,nnd minated that me amount on Ihsshse
-, ~, stovy a heavy decrease Monday. On me
-, 1ne IN Liverpool during the coming 'ortnlsh WI"
ME. nvertolghi Besides the prospective hesNy feu.
~ .ss,es In anoat stocks Mondays eaustifb were
~ snow still further buish features IN lnls
I.sa =, visible supply stocks IN this country anu
,us~ world. shipments than have been seen III sone
,r.~ts THE unfa, crahle news arriving was me-
w. ~, - =, Louis from Tennessee and kansas whrre
st ,dy,ces from the Northwest we're SOMEWHAT NOR
yya,Irahis than Friday. Adyane arrivals OF ne" wa'a
"a " nsos CItv to-day graded No 3 red At the o1'a
~ sreat was quite steady. with advance 81 'spr
80 -" fav Immediately after, however bear attack
~. directed against prices with considerab.e
wssLness ruled leading feature thoushout ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
ho-VlHfe mhfh'I cI0''I' HV''''' - 7''7'
The statistical position o. coffee Il follows;

COTTON-Trsters cotton more y ~rs inh 'r'.,l
bv tho fact that lntts = ip.f ana AIg1Nl AZ
critical and testing periods IN fsciing TIE ifp
ard char,ci-r cotton crop The ia'e ei'
Increase volume q operations IN c' ~ IT, We" y
th- FOREGOING eicmen; q cagfNn - f'safifl
with much saffAcilon taxing one GAY WIN "il'I'l
- ra~ - DAY af"r j. ra- $50
thar ~. ilverpo0l cables furnished NJ 'f,Hi 10 iN"
.fruef favorable character 4; o." crop .'
Tte nrst cAll developed decline z -Hi i,n =. ''' M
%, level Of the session without bong tive We ~" ms
was quite general trans.ifed mt there VAS lH.
erabe inves r,enf buying VA. street l"''eI Jay a
also for raycrpool and New orleans account r'lnia
Nv ne muarntvsiy Low price, Hut mere was =" Iit
,icylar evidence ". 'rfnIa ~ - ihis 'Iffa ~ .Fl
,io-s 20 dav on tho Other hand. Niliai - vas if.
,tlar = feature Il 10 claimed l1n"'"f ma '"ia}
,~ailry fas Increased bar interest when WIN
ureyi0us accumulation % sh1r' accounts VII I'' '
ina,ke n position FOR sharI rice 10 NJ even a.. on
reverse to present glowing c-op rr!"i' i"'a 49,,
futures to-dny reached 100 trl~s VIZ Ne n'f"'t
f.ally quic, AL steady AZ net unr ,nns,' Ifl"ss
siya,.e = POINTS Spot cotton ruled r.". .nl c.
GuI il, unchang-d prices mfiung n.l9ni. -, inil
S,ing GUT e.. raes Loss bales mol finE ~ t's
fr expert aud l25 bales 20 ssnn.fs If,ni~ Aa''
f.c, Southern spo. Indicated Ne chang" IN il"
s.uai!on there Domestic rpnn"rs and e'g r'ris W
1isrC..t I, hold further clnc~s-ons WI - "'
we reluctant 20 grant The members - ~. t,'h ~
h,nge viii vote Monday the ~ position u ''s'g ne
Htsroe saturday July Present indications point -
an Affirmative decision. THIS VIII I"rnN ~ 1''7 -
Ieavs town On Friday night until Tuesfhy morning .
-he sfati.ficnl position made w ny tiis morning
- rtfrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Wv lnTk TUnf I-I0
COFFEE There stupid steady market Tor hta-
lillian coffee futures possibly because mere was no ,4e
RIO and Santos account I Bfazhan mn
days Connection unsatisfactory cables from haF
and Hamburg. But. more probably. II VAS car" "t
Inherent apathy. There seemed be trading sift
whatever. ENrn the local talent mal~ i.w ventures
most inclined ~ trrir interests for cah
score resumption q business n~Nt week piril'1
steady ~ unchanged prices ~ advance oI d" P'ln.S
there was !ltt.e further f0r the rest %. the @
,r sales on IN. ca were $40 bag. total sales 600
bags. The market closed quiet unchanged prices -
POINTS lawe- Sro, Golfer continued inactive
nominal without quotahie chang. dosing WIN seets
ather than buyers basis 4 U.c for 80 RIO N
voice lots ana CSC for ;-bb ng parcels Sramer Dale
carlia arrived n New-York from RIO with 1000 bags
ana steamer Calico arrived with l5.225 bags RIO ana
2Ol3 bags Bara. -,
The range u conrac; prices In tie local maf"ei to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
cOURT CALENDARS FOR MONDAY.

Appellate DvsonsuPems cour1R.re yen H7i II
Barrett fqas N 5s." e. q "1 e. N79sse" ST. s.
So 81 - $! 81 a. % @ T Fer A. re- Iesnaa P j.
Gidersiee,e ana Gieeerch JJcour, opens at 10 80 a. m
MoHoa' Sl.sIs from order Of CITY Court Nos l.
2 3 J. Appeals from district courts: Nos to % IN
s,pTeme Cour-speciai TermPar, before Daily J
cotIspeca rtrm-iar II-Before Freed
eDe .e al 10 70 r. TX a bs,ofe %s.A
JMc,ons Preferred causss ~ 7i22 rs c'f Ans,
ell Law and TACT, %os SOL 45o' esa. 1888 'a''
eoi2 ei2 G7o2 2 G g Ta vefor. Bscho
cS'auses to be from Part ~ for trial Case
u sn,5em court-spocia Term-rar, vBe:OIe Pryor
JMot9ns 20 10 SSs Term"Par, vI-Adjournea for
s ss s.S Gss' N9s 1877 ~ cs
cl! 1919 1879 s es si5 f3ssS S2iS 1865 1891
S,Si 1919 te s7'' Ga's sp,n 81 e,,re moen-
man, J%o 5 eSs2 752' ,o 1902 ,o az losIe
SSs eS7 IiiI sss2 I1SSi. i92 ii2i' ingoes's Nos
~ rs I1.''c o1Tt~rral TermPat Ivnefors Book
'IJ-causes to be srnt from Part III for trial
@ T ps for y ,rd c.d nusT' J.
Causes 20 C te Tern-Pars VI. VII, VIII TX
&AdouJnsa f:r the s5n xrpesor. Chester
sIP5gs 10 e sent preferred calendar foF trial.
c sS gn Arnod scouI
oseEs 1890 ~ W nc ior KICK T. Maisy. E@a
70 R RI HS' T. VAIN zpPeaa Morrison: Michael
Wsra a. coufral Terlefore Fizserod' s.
a, ,esG M cay iec"lay
'.'y 'ovund ~, Motions at 10 80 n
opens al ~ rial T'crtn-Part l--Ief,re Conan j.
nos l ~ sas i dis ?sl1 4 Gear t" 1915 1911
no ~ rm,tLrHal TcrmPau l.I'eioie s.hnchmsi:;
nos i.G Is5 12o; lsl ie'' t2, i2iV 9, 1,s ts
~ i i5a iSo2 iSCj ISL 1883 ii7s. 1872 ilE hSi
lt9 CoourtTrai TermPart lll,hefore - % VIZ as
Nos as2 l2 S. i iass IasG i4s lss ii,s
l4s ~. 3 1872 1870 C27. 4i3 iii3 1901 1878 l4'
ey coua Tsrw zoo, as,a s sc ' s haas
short caise ,oes ere $3.50 41s2 4245 40e $3.50.
522G DAD ,Sao XII 5ls2 5259 1884. 5O62 Clear
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
by Freedman. J.
| Golden agt. Lawcss-Geo,ge r. t>'"
S",ier Of Ruggies-S. l. H. Ward
BY psy J...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June y. 1870 ?. mi;x hange- Whe@t,Spo,
dul 10 . red Western winter. stocks "Nhasst'l, -
TsI Northern spfuC Us ~. Clr-Slot qH-t, An.ricHh
ntxed new ~ "a. futures quiet; July IS La NJ
ternhsr Is 52.i Flour II Louis fancy winter duilNAs
Hops at London-raoAc Cast dull - - III ~
s,,ra Irlia mess los. prime mess, - "a PORK q y
mime moss fine Western. Jls 81 .rime mess. me ~
Western 49, pa short cut. II L. 10 IT, iuh .
l,r,n steady. Cumberland cut. =, % 20 n - al ny
rb 20 70 "a ~ 3os: long clear niiiie light s. ~ y
- ais ga ,org clear niGil,s heavy. 40 % - WIS,
-, e,r lacks IL 10 II ~ Bis. clear bellies IA II ~
h S2s 6l shoulders-squaie II e. a n lrn z4s o.,
anes. white and c9iorel. 3ds d-i Ial'N rhine esy
Ami los Cot,onseei oil Liverpool renn,d tIl los ~,
Turpent'ne-Splr,s steady, Us u. E'sa COMMON
steady Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
oos ID average at q % per 100 70; roushs 80 M
s. CO.
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago June 25The small supply s ?. sa" Choice
steers medium SOSs4 60 as sss 90; ' BULLS
81 1884 49, stockers and feeders - v 81 5oSS
s. 81 2oa4 9o Texas sssrs % V Se
mand for hogs Prices ruled stronger some IT, sasy
higher; fair choice. So sIsgst pacasis S, $3 600
So s7s piss 81 75us3 IS The supply OF shegp % hnS
rxe was limited greater part OF the rec. p.s Ia
consigned direct to the .legShsr houses; So ,oss
sHrIng lambs sGqS6 ~ yearngs. s5ds5 10 hsceipts-
Cattle 800 head hogs 1900 head; sheep 2Sv ,,,s
('inclnnau June 25.-Hogs active at g luIsh 49,
steady at 81 5Oas5 20. Sheep steady at " oo9sA l"'
steady a Sjns1 3D. ,,-s. -,.rk.e
Fast buffalo June 2j-Catte-Receipts light mar
slow IIogs-Receipts light; market easy forhers SsS
a. choice 81 o5GSi TO- rOughs common 10 Sooi 20 10y
So 80; pigs to choice. 50 vogsi sneep az ~
arnbs-Receipts light: market steady; ants cnovo W
extra 81 5O2s5 60; culs t. common. s. 2oqSJ sheep
choice 10 selected 81 s0aSi so; cus ~ cou~n
"a Ds1S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
ROBINS ATTACK A CAT.
Waterv;lle (Me) Mail.

From The Waterville (MeD Mall
Young robin had fallen from its nest In the
maple tree beside the house. and was futterng on
the ground II had not been there n great while
hsf,re IL was discovered by cat from z neighbor-
ing store. The cat crawled along close TO me
snring on the helpless bird when the mother bird
returned to the nest and discovered the situation.
The narent bird came down with a savage swoop,
striking the cat with sufficient force To roll IL over
and over three or four times Before the cat COULD
ather and get upon It's feet IL was attacked by a
Second robin the mate OF the first which had APP
peared at the first outcry. Inside OF ten seconds
from the time OF the first swoop half dozen other
robins had arrived the aid OF the FIRST ones. ana
each were striking the cat such quickly repeated
blows that he cams TO the conclusion that he -sa
not ~sptsd In that viuin,ty and as ss?i az p9ssp1
nkutk 81 70 suysr kbaut - pippJS - be esA hnoo
GcksX through barbAd,v ars &sncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
NAVAL STORES.

There was little interesting character IN to-oey
MARKET All departments tame a. 10 business w
spirits turpentine relatively weak ~"''' "''"''
southern news Quotations foil "; $3.50
TAR Regulars. 81 81 gsl 20: tar OIL Dds ;" ~
PITCH 81 =. - o,.. .,o-
siIRiTs TI'RPENTTNE- 2Glga 80, 49, r
81 90 + 81 90. 6. 81 70: II. 81 -; 81 So H. 81 W.
d 9,,lc,5n June 35-TurpeRtne market firm. 2lss-
ksia aunt nna sspri,s arpentlne 23sc saes
81. b5s. receipts 1872 bis. Resin firm sales, 10
bis receipts 2S34 tbs. a. b. g. -! - - - f. 81 ~
r 81 ai. . 81 10. H. l. 81 ~; X. ~ 81 90 " II 'o "
g. 81 IS; " ". u 10 H. o2a,
" i,~,,y,on June 25-Splrits turpentne nrm. 80
o2t, rs,.pts 1913 btls Rosn firm. 81 and 81 % re-
ce,fts As bbs turpenrne quiet 81 81 % ana az.
s. - receipts 10 bbs Tar steady 81 30, receipts iV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
MORE GOOD FORTUNE FOR NKAY.
THE OLD sHIPBuIDER WINS HIS CASE GROWING
OUT OF THE SAN DOMINGO
BRIDGE CONTRACT.

Nathaniel Mckay. who formerly lived In Nc
Donough-st.. Brooklyn, and who received com
mission Of one-third OF the Roach claim Of $s"Vp'
has had another stroke Of good luck. The Solicitor
0. the State Department announced yesterday that
the arbitrator in the claim OF Mr.. Mckay against
the Government Of San Domingo for damages re-
ultlng from the building Of a bridge by Mckay
At San Domingo City had made an award Tor
about SIS 90 in favor OF the Brooklyn man Nc
Kay had concession from the SoVSInH me- 10
seized during a revolution In 1885, and has since
been held by the Dominica GOV VI H.
securing arbitration and Alfred Noble an engineer
d Chicago, made arbiter ,,,u,..
M Mckay belonged to firm Of shipbuilders,
which had a yard IN Brooklyn and anoiher al
Bos Several weeks ago ne fled bill lot divorce
tom his wife. who lives IN BrOoklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Iiverro3l June 20. ?. m-Ciosng C.,ten-Slot duii:
,r,rs no hanged American mdlng lid The sales
- he y were 900 bales Il which 800 were Tor specu-
lat N and export and included 400 American, recelps
6ns) bales including 4nO AmtrIcan Futures olrhed
80 III moderate demand closed quiet, American
80 n'ry m e. June , - CAD value. June and July.
2s-f4d value: July and August, A-o4i buyers august
49, Ssr,e,nb.r 2a64d value September and october,
% CAD value October and NovernheI 2--ofd sellers
November and December. 2l-0ii yaue DeceiDer 81, sa
January 2-t4l value. January AM FeDruay s Il o4d
iuyers, February and March p 6tlJ -Oil puyefs'
March ami April, 70 c4H3 % 6ii sellers