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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08
REPENTs HIS MARRIAGE.
Young Ehret Sues for n Dfvorc
From His Actress Wife,

From His Actress Wife.
NEW YORK, Aug. S-Frank Ehret. now
living in Philadelphia, has sued for di-
yoree, Two years ago he married Ada
Dare. an actress, against his fathers
wishes. His father, a rich brewer, east
him off. The young couple lived for a time
in Park Avenue Then they separated.
Ada Dare was the wife of Tom Dare
a circus clown. She got divorce from
him. At the time of her marriage to Ehret
she called herself Mrs. Frances NJ Roux
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08

..Lunaber is down. nj the Friendly
Corner We never were as high as others. f. Lib
hey l. Co.
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Highest grades of good Flooring in
town kept by F. Libbey & Co.. and sound No.
flooring, $3.50.
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Cargo lots of North Carolina Boards,
Some boards only 81 at 9th and n. Y. ave. NV.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08

Ruth Chapter, No. T. order Eastern
Star anniversary at Chesapeake Beach tomorrow.
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IT. A. wickersham, General Agent,
Land Department, Chesapeake Be.tea Railway; of
fee at Bathhouse, On boardwalk, no red caps
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08

Frame dwelling houses best Supplied
in building from 9Th and n. Y. ave.; esesr a5ols
only Sl.25a
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Delightful trips daily at $50 p. M to Old Point
Comfort Norfolk Newport NeWs, Virginia Beach,
and Ocean View. Fer schedule see page Z.
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THE CENSUS OF FlovIDENcE.
City Has Population of 1852, a.
Increase of 43.I51.

Increase of 43.151.
The Census Bureau give out the popu-
lation of Providence, Z. l.. this morning as
1857. according 10 this years count. The
population in 1890 was 1S2, ,44e. and 104.
S57 in 1850.
The Increase of 1880 to 1890 was q, ,2aS
or 26.2 per cent, and from 1890 to 1860 was
43, Isl, or 80 S9 per cent
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08

Going to buiIds Get new Lumber
nrices first Of F. LibbeE Co.; soHe aoorir s.. .6s
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Niagara Falls Excursfon. August IG,
Win B. & o.. $1,000.

Special train OF day coaches and parior cars
without change, leave B. 4 o. station $50 a m
Stop-oyers allowed on return trip Tickets good
for ten days specially low rate excursions from
Niagara Falls in connection with ---5 excursion,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08
COUNT LAMsDoRF CHOSEN.

Affairs.
ST PETERSBURG, Aug. S.-Count
Lamsdorf has beer permanently appointed
Minister Of Foreign Affairs to succeed
Count Muravieff.
Count Lamsdorf was assistant Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, and has been acting as
minister since Count Muravien's death.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-08-08

Down-to-Dnte-Lum Prices-at
the Friendly Corner, 9th and n. \. ave. Com
Gfa boards 1l5.
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San Francisco. Aug. Z.
"Adiutant General. washington:

Following arrivet. on transport Sher-
man: Colonel Willistan, retired; Major
Cole, Forty-ffth Infantry; Capts. Milliken
and Lawton. subsistence department; Simp-
son, Sixth; Gordon. Eighteenth: CTenshaW.
Twenty eighth Infantry; Lieuts. Connor,
Engineer Corps; Bailey, Signal Corps;
Griffith, assistant surgeon, S.ebert. Fourth
Cavalry; Pearce, Sixth Artillery: GRIM
Minis, Sixth; Fiscus, Nineteenth: CasselIs,
Twenty-seventh; Thomas, Thfrty-fifth;
Ely. Forty-second Infantry; three contract
surgeons; forty seven discharged soldiers;
one hundred seventeen sick soldiers;
twelve general prisoners seven men, guard
TO prisoners; twenty-three remains de-
ceased soldiers; ex-Major Evans, Forty
ninth Infantry, died during voyage of
maniapotu.
..SII s IT'D Ain;o- lro-....I -
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A Cool August Day

FIynn's Business College. stn ana X.
Business. Shorthand, Typewriting-3@5 a year.
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Music and Dancing ON the BAY shore.
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Buyers OF the finest White Pine Lunr-
ber to be found viii see choicest stock at 9Th and
D. y. ave.
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TRANSPORT ARRIVES.

The Sherman at SAN Francisco With
Soldiers From Mania.
The following despatch from Major Gen
eraI shafter. posted at the War Depart
ment today, tells OF the arrival yesterday
at San Francisco of the transport Sherman
with a number Of invalided soldiers home
from the Philippines.
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The following message from Admiral
Remey was received today by the Bureau
of Navigation:
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HOPE TO BEAT ADDICKs.

"sHAFTER, Major General. I"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. October - 1900.
BEEVES-Receipts 40 |. 1876 head incIuds
ing IL for export alive ~ for saughterers
for the market No trading in live cattle Feeling
trihe Dressed beef in light demand at Td9c per
sides. and 6l2G7c for Texas beef Cables
steady Shipments today included GO cattle and ASA
quarters OF beef Minneapolis London and 1000
quarters J-mbrta Liverpool The Mesaba
get of before Monday
CALVES-Receipts. part late Friday. were "a head.
and 81 held Trade limited. and prime
stock offered. Feeling steady Fe4r good veais sold
5OG$s per 10; little calves s. Grassers noi
City veals quiet SG12lsc 10;
6G11c; little 5Tc and dressed
and fed calves at safe
SalesS Judd & Co.: veals 112 10 average at IS pee
100 70: 4 do. - n. 81.
E. L. Kerns Co.: veals, $50 n, az 81 80.
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts 10 cars, 2.039
ket making stock 13 sale Sheep
demand easier: good lambs firm; the
undergrades Fully ; Of stock likely to
be carried Common to prime sheep sold al 50 50
asa per 100 ~ medium choice lambs at S58S5 81
Canadian lambs Dressed mutton dull 41z11Tc per
n: dressed lambs steady 6d917c.
Sales-McPherson & Co: 345 Kentucky lambs SO n
average per 100 81 Buffalo do 20 70. al IS 50
81 Kentucky sheep 122 n at SO STA 130 Buffalo do. 1Od
rb SO 55.
D. harrington i25 Michigan lambs. rs 10 IS 90; 17a
Ohio do 50 81 Michigan sheep us ~ at S4l
40 Ohio do. N. 81 30.
E. l. KeTns & Co; l5S Pennsylvania lambs q m al
IS 1874; 65 Pennsylvania sheep. 9S fb at SO.
Tobn & shannon: 119 Buffalo lambs. 81 n. az s.
Mullen: State sheep. So 10, at S3 5O 20 Stats
lambs. rs 10. at So 62iz. =.
HOGS-Recefpts II 1883 head Only .
head sale. Market nOmnaiy steady
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY.

During the summer extensive additions were
made to the school library. This library is open
from $50 until $3.50 o'clock every school day. The
number of boys using the books is steadily increas-
ing.
Loris Warden has been elected to the place OF
marshal for the purpose of directing the cheering
at all contests in which teams representing the
school compete. The of the training table for
the football squad has been begun in the luncheon
room Of the school The candidates for places on
the school teams are expected 10 continue at their
homes the same simple and nourishing diet that
they receive at this table.
dozen boys In training, under the guidance
of Mr. Little for relay team to compete in the
games to he held by the 23d Regiment.
Arthur L. Kearsing has been chosen manager OF
the baseball team, while Robert B. Elliott has been
made captain Of the handbaH team.
Gymnasium work before this year required
of all boys in the first three grades. but
optional for the older students Now it has been
made compulsory for all students except a very
few, who for good and sufficient reasons are ex-
cused
The rules governing the oratorical contest have
been posted. This contest is to be held on Decem-
Der q. The regulations provide that only boys
from the three upper grades eligible compete
Orations be limited to thousand words
Preliminary contests to be held to select the
candidates for the final contest.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

friends. and they realize that these unfortunate
people are not much sinners sinned against
Not only among the educated, but among the
poorer and more ignorant, there is strong feel
ing In favor of Mckinley. This is accounted for
not so much by any sense of the degradation OF
being under rammany rule by a lively realiZa-
ton of the fact that when money is sent abroad
the gold standard is good thing to live under.
The possibility of a change from the gold stand
ard comes home closely to the many workers
who have families the other side whom
they must send money from time to time. The
East Side postofices are lined; at the close of the
week with these men. and they and all
for Mckinley. The pedler, the ''greenhorn.'' all
those who talk little. but whose votes count
elecrion dav discuss among themselves the ap-
paIling possibility Of having to send 2 in order that
the wife and children on the other side may re-
ceive
I'VE are all for Mckinley" said poor East
Slider the other day. he shouldered his pack
10 start on his rounds we talk about It all the
time and we decide that Bryan is too foolish.
shall wait twice as long for my wife and kinder?
l am no fool" And he walked away with
preston of naughty dsdan, intended for the an
Inhalation of Mr. Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
THE PIANOS OF THE STREET.
MOST OF THEM MADE IN THIS CITY
FEW WHO PLAY THEM ARE
THE OWNERS.

Here he comes, our friend the Italian, dragging
c,,mbrous street piano. A swarthy faced woman
bedecked with a flaming red headcloth. is tugging
by his side and behind runs a ten-year-old daugh-
ter with big black eyes and snarled black hair
She carries taplbourine in one hand and a cup
of coppers IN the other.
It is spectacle which the native resident of this
city has seen a half thousand times and he gives
it only a momentary glance. But should the
glance have been anything more than momentary
he might have seen that the bulky instrument was
such a bad piece of workmanship, and that the
wood was richly carved and of no fibre. The
sliding panorama of gayly colored pictures in the
front Of the piano would be found of the
crudest design, but to the eye of the traveller they
would bring remembrance of many Alpine val
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
ADELPHI COLLEGE,

The Sketch Club connected with the art depart
ment of Adelphi will give exhibition on Novem-
ber p and % of the sketches made last summer
Professor BOwden has begun his course of thirty
lectures on the Foundations of Mathema tics"
Miss Mabel l. Hastings, of Brooklyn Adelphi
academy. 80, and also graduate of Vassar Col
ege "a, has been called to Vassar to fill the place
of assistant principal
Frank c. Beach. who has been a student in the
Aueiphl Academy for many years, entered Hamil-
ton college last June. In September he entered a
competitive examination for a special prize allotted
10 the one passing the brilliant entrance ex-
ANIMATION Mr.. Beach not only this distinc-
uoh but the report has from q college officer
Inat ne passed the most brilliant examination
undertaken by an entering student
IN the department of eocution William Phelps
Macfarlane is training class of young men from
oratory Pe'
Early in November a 'rummage SALE will be
ned Tor the benefit of the free kindergarten the
Bureau or charities Articles of discarded cloth
ing; pictures. magazines, books, furniture, etc
will be acceptable.
The walls of the college library have been re-
Gently adorned with several pictures Two Of these
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
FANMANY'S AWFUL RULE.
TERRIBLE CONDITIONS on THE EAST
sIpE-FOREIGNERS, HOWEVER, RE
VOLT AGAINST SKYAN AND
SILVER

?. &c long since the quiet intelligent residents
= lover East Side have taken keen inter
. 4, the election as they DO this year. Many
- e ckI elton who do not take much interest in
-,,l.ics as q rule this year full OF eagerness.
80 are to man for the Republican ticket The
foct IS that Tammany .aisrule has gone just
l,t-le TOO far. and the respectable. thinking ee
-,snt on me East Side IS stirred TO its depths
,rbese men do not talk much about their state of
,,n6 but on Election Day they viii be found at
eTbey may not be able break the hold of Tam
their best. one Of these ordinarily quiet was
talking the other day the condition OF affairs
On the East Side. He said:
For ten years I have lived in this district, iden-
myself with Il in every except political,
and made a study OF its Hfe. l have seen the
yearly degeneration of men who came over mere
1rith honest ideals but who have been caught in
rremrany.S web / have seen the sons OF hard
,To-ltng men. who would have scorned TO touch a
s-+v cent. dressed in the height OF style and lord
over the East Side without doing a stroke OF
5oDesi work from weeks end TO weeks end.
have seen young men who were strong enough TO
-esist temptation becoming hot headed Socialists
ar even Anarchists because OF the evils they see
,5ncorrecte6 about them. Their knowledge OF this
country Is limited. and they have at FIRST nothing
6rt bitter sense OF wrong, which drives them
bes5long tnto the Socialist camp.
The reason why TammanY Gun easily corrupt
me lower East Side Is plain enough, and no one
should think that because we are controlled by
Tamrauv East Siders worse than residents
in other parts OF the city which are morally
cleaner. Down here we have the 'gTeenhorn' who
sight Of q button a badge on mans coat He
mas lust from, say. Russia. He knows
how things are regulated there, and when he sees
q fat nan come and threaten him with prison
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
LIGHTs FOR HEAVY VEHICLES URGED.

In Wow Of tho increasing dangers of travel in the
city. many New-Yorkers have expressed belief that
there should be an amendment to the cfTS ordi-
nance which requires bicycles and all vehicles for
passengers to carry lighted lamps when they are
moving along the streets at night People who
dodge out OF the way Of bicycles carriages or
automobiles. all carrying lights hastily get out
Of the path Of electric cars. which give warning
Of their approach with headlights and changing
gongH frequently are in danger of being crushed
under the wheels of heavy mail wagons, brewery
wagons or furniture which are moving
swiftly without lights along the streets. Many
citizens fail 20 the justice Of compelling light
carriages 10 carry lighted lamps at night when
the more dangerous mail wagons and brewery
wagons are permitted 10 go without lights.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28

IN MotASsEs IL AND sYRUPs~A quiet but steady market
oSst aGiye .1 sales movement for SATURDAY sTgDs
ssntrfusaI s9@@on lSSisc; fair isSisc good
Porto Rc9 s4oS fTps 0pen 4 FHsse 6s fa f
lsc; &c good. 19g2oe: prime. 2i824c; fancy 25G2sc
tonnage in the Various trades but the shortage Of
steam tonnage was in moderate demand and with anpI.
offerings the tendency OF rates was lower boats
to Cork orders were quoted iO'sd for November
London. 4Isd: Giass@w ssd Bristol sd
50 pienniss: Retsrds ] ta iotec; Amstsr3a iols
TO per 100 m o e IN ondon & oa9 u and unsatis
sdnE 6ss Rensd sn a % s but
and nseed oil firm and unchanged Petroleum s 6ps s,
bulk s. s5 refined cases New YORK IS 75 Cottonseed
ppSnSF SFuds S SS 1on TssE s M ss % h
4oe prime winter yellow 4la42G lnsesd AmsrGan 1 % 1a
sSc Western lnseed quoted &c under city brands ard
PRovIsIoNs Chicago market being closed 6gsi ;t5
prices entirely nominal Receps chicago were 1900
fNf pn at 6nnd y Ness ans m % S family 6ss So
sS5 So S'9 sm s $40 sS M psds scSs g. sS4
IHSia mess sissi1 So BEEF FAMsfull quoted:
$e sfs 10 se; RelSS 1ae r. sss aSSSauf PIs
NJ o 2 nss m SS aOist f ~ s Picked shoulder, steady
quoted e%q6se Picked hams dull quoted s,tgsAc ss
quoted aSs7 lara dal
:+sd gs6Rse sso a1si
sTEARffNENDuii Quoted: oleo 7'sa7F-e; city lard.
RIcE-saturdays half holiday prevailed in
local market for rice today and radins was very M
4Ac: fair good 49sG5c; prime choice 5ls05'sc;
head b%d8i1c: Patna 49s a5hc: Japan 4+sG5c Java.
4hG4Xc: Rangoon in bond. 2G2hc.
/ sUGAR-Trading limited TO supplying the i'm,
requirements Of the trade and the market ruled
quiet without auotahle change. Quotations follow
Cut crushed 615c; dorninoes and mould A. &C.
cubes and MIX powdered, $500; powdered. coarse
powdered powdered 5S5c; Eagle cOnfectoners
granulated &C. Eagle fine, n cartons and
N bags of fine gTanuatsd 5s0e Eagle fine gTanqlaed
Standard granuated and Diamond Ioc confectionery
A 5 55c: No l. 5.40c; 3. 535c No !. S3Oc No
8 25c No g. 3 2Oc No Z 5.1Oc; No S. &c: No O. 49Oc
10 1850 4sOc; No II and IL. 475c; Nos a. Is
and 6 47Oc Cables London quiet but steady
unchanged prices the basis OF 9s sd for the Oeo
option 6Sd the November delivery these
prices being for the last four DAYS The local
situation rather quiet and Stthout special new
feature ruling quiet noninally unchanged, with
very dull trade centrifugal 4Sc for musco
vado 35sc for molasses.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
ErEoPEAN PRoprcg 49,.

riverpooi Oct. 27-CIosns: Besf-ENtra India
easv eos; prime nominal Pork-Irne mess West
eT1 drr, American refined In pals quiet.
81. Al. urine Western In tlerces steady 37s 81 Hams
short cut IA 70 steady +3s. Bacqnt Cumberland
quiet. Cd. long clear m.dales light. 80 20 50 70
steady ass 81 long mddes. heavy. 3S 20 20 n.
ouef AS Cd backs 6 % ls n steady ia 81
clear bellies 60 steady. ShoultsTs-Sq
n N Quiet a
arm SIS Ca 40 eoored Cd TallOw-Prinne city
sfeadv 24s qi Australian in London firm. IS Cotton
seed o-Hull refined spot IN bois. quiet 23s. Tosn-
tins-lDirfta stealy. SIS Gi- EOsin-Common irns
Hons a, London-Pachc Coast steady e 5sdfS IS. Lin
seed oil SIS Butter-Jn n!ted states nnest quiet
a5s: 10 coiored Cd Petroleum Refined. 67sd
Peas-Canallan qslet. IS Sisd Wheat-Spot steady.
red Western winter. lid No I Northern sprnE.
aid No California steady. G. al Futures steady
December. 5s I'D. February COrn-Spot
lcEn mixed. - 3i2d Futures easy. November.
q II 7sd December g. II d January Is Dad Flour
St Lalis fancy winter steady, -.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Oct 7-Catte-ReceipJs. 700 head: nonlnaiJ
steady. Naves-Good TO prime steers. 50 60gSo POO.
selected feeders 81 ISG&4 5Oi
mixed stockers 50 JOqs3 90 cows S2 I3aS+ 5 heifers
S2dS2 90: bulls 81 5O1S4 90; calves
S4GS6 20. Texans-Texas fed steers S4gSt,s0: Texas
356S4 bulls 81 I5QS S3 . Hogs
Fsceints TO dsy $50 head. Monday, 3+.OOO. lsft
over 5000; 5f1Oc "a 90 mixed and outchers
456S4 go; good choice heavy 81 45HS4 efs; rugn
heavy 81 4OGs4 So light "a 40aS4 So bulk Of sales - ~
GS4 Sheep-Feceipts. LEGO head sneeP anu !sIos
Wethers 50 SOQSt To- far 70 coica
mixed So 45aS4 sheep. 50 S0QA 10 Texas sheep
native lambs 81 25GS5 so Western lanlns
81 1895 40 Weeks receipts: This Teek-Caie eo,.,S
head; hogs I52 500; sheep. T4Oo Last WeeA-C~e'47i
Sc 100 head: hogs. 1JT 700; sheep, $1,000 ,.ro,
East Liberty. Oct 27-Cattle steady ezra 800
steady: prime assorted hsaves 81 soqS4 % msaaT a
pigs e. 6Os4 so rougs SSGS4 20 sheep STEADY choice
wsthers sc S5G$4 common, 81 504$2 90 SholGe LAMPS
81
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. October 81 1900.
s EE-Fridays upward movement in Brazil coffee
FUTURES not followed by satisfactory foreign
and the market here opened decline OF 5910 points
without activity but steady in The chiefly
due TO decline of 4 franc Havre 4 pfg Hamburg
and expanding receipts Rio and Santos with
spondng demand in the market coffee while
the distribution Of supplies indicated by warehouse
deliveries failed to indicate compensating consumption
the general movement. therefore pointing a large in
crease In the worlds visible supply. hereto
fore indicated Business OF to-day OF local charac
ter with sales Of but g. I50 bags the oTenng CALL con
fined TO two positions. December T10c and March
1900 and for the entire session 0OO bags with the
ke nhaiy STEADY at net decline OF oqO points spot
coffee closed about steady somewhat nominal basis
Of sc for No Rio invoice lots Cleared Santos October
%, the steamer Castian Prince, $4,000 bags.
The range Of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
NOTES OF BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.
PRATT INSTITUTE

The special dressmaking class exhibited on Mon
day the work which it has done this term The
work so far has been confined TO the making and
trimming OF model waists The exhibit showed
progress in technical skill made by the class since
1t began work, and decided development in taste
and originality.
The interest felt in the singing of the High School
chorus by the students in other departments has
leo 10 the demand for n general institute chorus
and an opportunity for such chorus have train
Ing and practice. number OF song services will
be held in the assembly hall Thursday after
moons. The singing will be under the direction OF
Charles s. Phillips
A reception will be given for the normal and spe-
cia students of the department of domestic art bv
the instructors in that department Tuesday
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
sn1.rHEpN corroN MARKErs.

Galveston Oct 2T-Coton steady: middlins ls.lsct
low roiddIing sac good ordinary Use receipts ie SO
bales expors TO Britain Us 10 Frame Otoz &c
"a So1tinent ! $50. sales l. 2s5 stock 06e3- -
Rsitin,ore Oct 2T-Cottou nominal middling. 8'sci
low rniddiInz S16c. good ordinary S-l6c. STOCK
bales. -.
Ner1pbts Oct 27-Cotton steady uldtlng siscs low
nnfdfling sfac good ordinary. SIC: net reSepts 80
bales: gross 571O; shipments 3S4 sales Zooo s'oeN'
s. 465. ,s,,-- a.. L..
Mobile Oct 2T-Cottnu nominal; middling Ssc low
,Iddlug sSc: good ordinary sac receipts $40 oaies
exports coastwise. 587: stock. 2o.I1l
Savannah 2T.-Cotton steady. middNng e.scs low
slsc. 666 bales exports 70 tne Con
tinsnf O50. sales 276: stock. %. .cs3-
Oct 27-Cotton firm. u1iddlinS- PC low
r,i6dIinE SIC ordinary. s; net receipts III %
baIez- Eross 10 so7 Great Britain lU q
France 100 the Continent l%S+'; eoast"-e Afa6i
sales I 15O; stock 22G. so3-
,iJj1fnr f-iGc: ordinary Sl6c net receiptss
faS baIes: gross 3i4 shipments 5so7; stock, S5S22
New-York tribune., 1900-10-28
RELEASED FROM MATTE4WAy FOR TRIAL

A motion granted yesterday by Justice
Marean in the Supreme Court, Special Term. OF
Brooklyn. for the discharge OF Abraham Names
from the Matteawan Asylum for the Insane. on
tho ground that Names in the proper mental
condition 10 be tried the charges which re-
suited IN his Imprisonment. lie was indicted on
June g. 1897 by the Grand Jury Of New-York
County, for abduction and subsequently ad-
Judged insane. He was released from the nstl-
tuition and turned over to the New-York authori-