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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
The Next Rope will be Stronger.


(confiHaed from Third Pd9el
bered man named f. r. Smith as living in
the vicinity OF Ligonier. led the Board OF
Pa-dons TO look lightly upon this incident
since the refusal % rehearing for the
Nicelvs hv fhe board, on Novembsr II,
man named Jerry McCarty, of Elk Lick
townsbip. Somerset county has made effi-
dayit that IN the fall Of SIS ne subscribed
afor book which man named ffed hsy.
mond smith. of Chicago. was selling. While
doing 80 he was introduced to Beach by
smith. McCartv aisn says that in January.
lssq. shortly before Umberger was murder
ed he met Beach and q man named Miller
near Meyersdale. The affidavit likewise
gives a description OF the attire OF these Two
men, snd this exactly corresponds win ,bs
dress Of the two masked men who kiiien
Unberver as described by witnesses In court.
This McCarty affidavit was made out last
Saturday and came into the possession OF
attorneys for the Hicelys within the pasttro
days as they were arrsnging their papers
asking for rehearsng before the Board OF
pardona In the light OF the fact that Gov
ernor Beaver and Recorder Pearson. Of the
Board Of Pardons, each received a letter,
one from Chicago and one from Kansas City,
signed II. r. s. and declaring the Sicelys
to be innocent Of the murder, the McCarty
=
paper Il corroborates the Beach statement
that Fred Raymond Smith, a book agent,
was in Somerset county al the time the
murder was committed.
JERRY DENIES IT.
The above item, taken from Pittsburgh
paper Of Monday was shown to Jerry Nc
Cartv. who is an inmate Of the county jail
and who has been a fellow prisoner with the
Nicely boys for at least two months past.
McCarty says that he never knew 3 man by
the name of Fred Raymond Smith, but that
about IS months ago almost three months
after the Umberger murder, he subscribed
for book from an sgent named T. r..
Smith that he was introduced 10 man
at that time named Beach by Smith. He
saws that be could not describe the clothing
worn by either, and is positive that neither
OF the men he knew nor the clothing worn
by them would correspond with the dcscrip-
ton given him Of the alleged Umberger
murderers. The man Miller referred to he
saysisa well known citizen Of Meyersdsle.
McCarty had been carefully coached by ice
Nicely, and has in bis posessession written
description Of three men described in the al
legged confession of Beach and the clothing
worn by thtm, furnished him by Joe Nicely.
McCarty says further that be did not him.
self read the affidavit prepared and brought
to him in the county jail on Seturdsy-a week
last, and that if any affidavit was presented
to The Board Of Pardons containing the
statements alleged in the Harrisburg tele-
gram, it was not made by him.
II McCarty can be believed, he enjoyed
the full confidence OF Joe Nicely, and couiC
tell number Of stories in connection with
the efforts made to save his life that would
prove mighty interestin' readin' TO the
people Of Somerset county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

All tie right title interest and claim ol Henry
staub defendant. aud Lou A smith, lsrre
ten,n. 10 vii That certain mesSufXe, piece or
parcel OF ind siflatc ri TIE B0reneis OF Meyers
dale Cs,ln,y Of Somerset. state Of feansy iyania,
and gran,ed to Henry G staub by decd dated De-
tobsr Isl ss ffoniDgo on North side eof North street
~ Teet font. running back by division line any
lsol fees being the Eastern pars OF saij o as ref
erence 10 the county Atlas more iuiy shows. to-
pefIl.r With the sppurtenanees
Iaken IN extcnsicn ss che property OF Henry
e efa,lh defendant. and Lou A Smith, tsrre
tenant AZ the suit of Harvey N. Berkley. Admr.
of Emanuel Licty, decd,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
CHERIFF,s SALE.

Hy virtue of certain writs of Lev Fa and III Fa
Issued ouf bfihe Corr OF Common Pleas of som
efset On. Ia 80 me direct Il. v VI expose 10
nhhlic -nle Al the court House, in Somerset. Pa.
nl q clock n. m. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
NOTICE.

All persons purchasing at the above sale will
please take notice that 10 per cent OF the pur-
chase money must be paid when the properly
Is Knocked down, otherwise IL will again
be exposed to sale at the risk Of the first bur
chaser. The residue of the purchase money must
be paid on or before day OF confirmation. on
Thursday Of December Term 1880. No deed
is paid in full
sHERTFF's OFFICE R. s. MCMILLAN
Somerset Pa. Nov Il, 90S sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
Furniture

DsvliH's prices are right.
Brood st.. next to Mansion House,
yohnstown, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03
TALES FROM A TOP CLOSET
D. LorHROp CO.. Boston.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
In The matter Of the Estate Of Sarn1 S. Swenk,
Decd, late OF Qtfemahoning Township,
Somerset Co, Pa,
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted 20 the undersigned by the
prufef auiho-ity. notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted 70 ssid estate b. make iInmedi-
Aie payment ana those having claims against the
same Will present. Them duly nrthenfi, sted foI
settiemen; on Saturday, Dee 70, 1890, st the late
residence OF deceased
ELIZA swANK,
Z. +. SwANK,
Administrators
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

OI1AlO l MA MAO OAll0O
Bisque Figures,
Fountain Pens,
Music Rolls, Gents
Travelling Sets, Toilet
and Manicure Sets, Pic
lures, Picture Frames,
Shaving Sets,
Writing Desks and
Port Folios, Work Box
es, Scrap Albums, Purses
and Wall Pockets.
A well assorted lot of specialties in To: Q
such as
Toy Trunks,
Steam Engines,
Drums, Doll Car
riages, Fancy Rub
Der Balls, Blocks,
Games, Musical In
struments, Banks,
Tool Chests,
Sleds, Vases, Masks,
Box Papers, &c
A Very Large Line of
Photograph Albums, Scrap
and Autograph Albums,
~ and Book-racks
NOW RECOLLECT !
An elegant stock of Handsome Bibles fol
teachers, and pretty Bibles and Testament
for pupils. valuable Family Bblss Hymn
Books. and Hymnals. Presents. in fact, %
everybody.
IChaS. H. Fisher.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-12-03

EDWARD sCuLL, Editor and Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

peas % Be s sn nt e sry yp Nominal '% a
s ana 'a at i'd % LySPDoe bales
" ciPoe cd ID 300 GSSI' RiOn tH IA
% ?k feihE l SS%S hfF.GsE GSO
Ellen \. swift hence to St CroN' gen.l3l car22 on mi
.at terms , '9 ,s c1 s n 1ca SGn %scrtv Charles
Lycp OF Bremen cotton i16id df'Osh
1a"yS r'o: Nor%cgian steamer yIGrc. Norfolk or
Xcwport Now. Liverpool or London cotton rs 3D.
2 an . acsfs with d tS@ sas at
M quot at 80 73StI G Snort fa Gar c 3 oOG: 81 5G
E "a 90 r'Tih "; and in %o5?at ci,y
N India N Nj 4s6 IA Sit pisa s7Ss7 so BlEF
- MS md II zoe N price hS w 2@a du cur
was slow market an around to-day but the chsn a.
McM uqmporaqt Picked +, BG@' P g"Geda sSouGc.
i 5m M1i d. So1o IL [Sady
s. r At G 6Rfss 3,"H; c2S ps but On
fIRppiisd aGic day in ali departments, and hers
were special feature, developed Inc nraso one pr,od
R@a 59 @ nchc g. bot the close marked
p9s o. cash as 500 a te Pye 565 B 5nSsr
BE-, Der %GmnG 'nu g' closed at 500 bid March
closed at Gi5, asked ss, Loo tcs NAY
cStino NJ G'd at Sdo55c south America 7loc
BtTTF-cccp continue light and the marsci is I,n
Gy' pdIil b"l @5c d. ar choice eodac STATE
Fin Teamsry fancy. goo Western Creamery fney,
90 SG ss &C. sf to 90 state Dairy 3
aTns tn5 or GOOD 'II; aoie fair i7aisc common
1910 stat paiy rEins ana t'9; Bat, baiIv sn
choice fancy 2oa22c fair u good lG4 II, wen si
Imitation Creamery choice % ac GOOD Ell
i34ljc: Western Dairy, choice. l9a2lc 90 1904 SdIoc
fancy frsh 2Ia23c fir g. 1913 sGcond' IEI r%;
thirds 1OGIic: ouTtis Sd9r rolls 10 - 49,
Rules firm ON better qualities, Thlch haEe a Vr ,
irquirv. Otherwise thcr, l. SLOW ma a.. ~, o
r. tory full cream fa made fancy 9'sa:It,c hne oG
Ole good to prime 6oq9e common 10 ialr' iqoc luI
skins 2q22c; light skins. choice 85a,@c part 1 yi'
3uGc Western lat Ga9Ac; PnnryI'ana sNn S n 2.
EGGS-Quct and barely steady St2te and iedi ,ii
yaua fr, n 3003lc; western $50 falf -, ooec l'li
pac.."d o3026c: icohouse 2od22c; lined, 2l4Z2c. ,
s.c. tntrfieai o6 tst 5-lGc do cost and freight,
out Loaf Gac Cubes: 6,c Io"dcrGd 4,sI "Iah93;
iGc standard ~" sac on a ? 9;ioaS2,sc' WEEIm
T.(tra - c. ) 7.l605lc; Extra " q" o+@7Hci ~
5l-c: yellow. l5.l6dJc. " $1,000 ., -,
SrFARfNF-Iard VERY duh choice nuobd Stdlc'
Oleor,r-arn. in bette. demand; sales, 10000 clcy,
5i,c including 1876 600 - Tor export. ,..., ..,,,
rALLow Rather ,aser ard c9 d ,b TaG9ferteV aerVe
TI;Asald today ~ auction 9lS3 phg7 "a i9 3p W.
imperial. eaa3c Gunpowder 8@$SGc PI9g SPIN
drd iio2Ic: Basket do 2alsc; NibS ana Si Ing
-liftr. Suu.Gr.,d lliad17Lc: ton3ou 7"2H-,, Inlt
and 0r.ne. Pckoe 130loLc; Ooone Formo,a; l9%d3-ci
Auoy. 13-aljc; FoJchow lia-oc also l-o' iA"]' java
coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
FOUND WOUNDED ~ 4 sTyAGoGrE.

The police Of the East SiNty--cycnth-st. stson were
considerably puzzled time Yesterday by peculiar
accident which occurred in the synagogue o the Con
rregation Zchron Ephraim which adjourn, the Fire
HEADQUARTERS The synagogue j. not yet entirely CONF
Melted and a workman who arrived az O'Clock 70 begin
his labor found apparently badly injured III q
sort Of well in rear. lie taken 20 the station
mousse and an ambulance summoned from The PShy-
,eran Hospital. IL found that his only injuries
we've slight scalp wounds, hut ne showed some
signs dcrum trcmens. he was removed % Bellevue
Hospital Last night the I'm charge SAID that the
an had fever which might be due either to
exposure to alcoholism.
II learned that the patient was Marcus BcnniuS,
retired merchant Of wealth but how he Doe
where he was found not cleared up with absolute
certainty. said however that ho had old
friend from Havana yesterday and the manner in which
the reunion celebrated probably nuddled his intel
lect lie Spanish jew, and had been wont 10 90
death his father recently Bcnnus lived at No. 1913
Scvcntieth-st The police however learned enough
70 that there had been foul play and
that Bcnnus had simply stumbled in there with in
definite idea OF engaging n prayer.
The Congregation Zchrpn Ephraim j. strictly orthodox
ia 10, Observance Of The Hebrew religion and well
where Bennus found forms a part Of the system Of
baths arranged for the publication services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


ncgda5 30 carload, arrive over the ren9;yi yania
d aitaooa %cr carload Of 1928 hid
r 21, G ,@ arG a aoa 3 for the market
Of which only 3 carloads reached The {ardS 9cig.e
Eat" red .i~ We're about sario.d. Tor .ae . The
Gr, and a -falI fraction higher for common and medium
i 1'i.r f-- ,, 1,,I ,,oS& VIM '''' ,oo
common To- prime >.ors -od 81 - 75aSt 80 per . 700
Z - and Cow, and I's a. = 5a.2 IS ,or Native
a CIV , % "a s- os ''i a 'i" IN %' 5' Slaughter
hoq.'. at 81, ''r. -, -, favorable char,c.
,er E.i5td bel !, Gru 4'd. ahogt So, per
~ ana N i 49,, an ',,.',r, ..r[ine h. OVAL.
p@ ,aay .ud SO D'e ,o on the P SG 9a,T
',. ~ ~ u ,ae Cty u Nrw-Yoik and Tcgtonic by
1 s sa a aS a % son Mr Simeon T Smith
,, d" ~, , 1c, y two wesR. during when
r. had d ir's M n AI'H az 5n haSia@ enjoyed thc
1 b.. o %, '1 si,elaa' r'6 III. German
Var Dr., io,, 20 hi, illness he had been book
ttpr IT, o d.arm,h, oi 9",rn'n rl Of oro1,,nJ
h-n.t The ' ia"{ 70 o. lu,r.n,end mt smith aid the
l"@ % NM a, + D. m friday, at Isl West Hamilton
I VA ''1 I,r. .' C.ty =
a- ~ 80 80 ~ 100 p rs d' i7S9 10 - - ~ :. az
hHii, is! ',. Il 3,' o.. ~ ~ > a, - 20. II do
& g. I'd, d. io'l " At IS g b Do Is 81 iaj i-$- AZ
TO- Is ao 1881 40 - - do loi5 =, At .; l. do.
llti " 1i p" 90 'H4' ~ low ''' '- ~ - - ~
-s!au' DE-, "oi y, a. p i' ma ,t 81 %. 20 DO
1855 o. at - 50 DO. 1880 r. At - - do 1924 y at at
80. DO 1902 - AZ - 60 a. i6OS d. , az -
do 1907 az - 80 IL mix 17 az - 20:
- nav -, -, 20. 4. do 1870 - At = 60 l do. 1860
., e. - - ., ohio s,.,-s 1850 - az - 10; 10 d.
, S'ni :, 100 90 i ~ Ohio COW. 80 r. a. 3 p.
l-'I A. - IN d, - p.nn.yl,ana steer, 1890 =, at
NtNl 'l.'ll' I' I''"''' '''"' ''
50 p ..,.. ,,t, too h,,d Market steady az
wiz II go" 80 10 ,s H., irlnr rom az 10
--'.-t, I"r head ana z " q" 'h' ''o INNS ~
600 ,arl. d., g. ..,.. - soi,, 80 ner head
Hume Mullen. = 60" 3, A. 800 - 80 rf bd
j.. ~, ''' COW, ", ~, " V,rF", duu and lac
'NlF - D. W., ', a, tim. Crq.,ars about
low fos .o alc H aa =, ,osS = Tor VT.
.n- $50 "tr Cor "l',,,,r,>-. t'l,oy A. = 90
".'' ''' t'. ii,r'.- y Y.,riines Oi5 =
10 .l'' 80, ..,,-..r. ooS = A. - i2lo
1' ' - ~, .., ~ ., -n yas 3qN AZ = 30
- do. 1870
'd' l.' ~ ~ u VAS 100 .' ~ 20
" ..' ~ ~. 20 Doe ,c.,.-, ra,>.s oo5 - az ~ %
,- Ia. ,-- "a. -,..- 5n.
b.I'r'Hrt. Dewey ~ ""'''"' '
=. 1t -5a7 ''. , ODD. ~. ,ot - 80 - AZ sea
N1. fAn"d>. - ''''' ''' ~ 49, 80
- .'' ,,.....,..,,. ,,-,.sor. 200 = A. - 37l2
O., J"'i iu.''" , ~, T., I a., 100 = AZ - 80
is N,.r,,, 49, -t',,frs Iaretnt, uoudng late
NhlI ~ ~ 49,, q, ,,rio,t, OF g NJ head y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

rt,,,po,l pee. 40 T.. m.-Cotton-lLe sales OF tho
d,y included 100 bales American. iutll> Glazed quiet
Ind ,t.-t,V American uludlml. low mlCdln@ clause De-
,rnb.r delivery. l0tab l-Gd; December and January
i,.r lODIGb ll-OtI January and February delivery.
T. iHGt05 iid February and Mdich delivery, , l6-6id
hlvcr, March aid April delivery, lrGic buyers: April
nd NAV delivery . HlcJ 22-6ii: May and Jun IT,
n,cty ; 2ioid bu,os; Jun' aud july delivery. 26-0id
Nnlu.. IulV and August delivery, 2S-O,d sellers.
" t,l>,.in' pee. lO.-tottua quiet miatlmg. 93l6c :.
lrv mtdie ll-16t; good oicinaN, : l.l0c; mt ana
,,r,,. r,c,lpt- g. bll,,. sales, 2l6 bales spnner7
g hnlc,. stock. Ho.2I, b1lr'
NotfolN pee. Cotton steady; middlng, Dc net and
rt1- icc,pt, La6G bl's; cNpnt, coistwisc i'3 ba,
,tl.> bales. ,tork. tl,N,2 bales.
'' ~,,, ruah Doe Cotton drll. mlddlnc Sc: low
uddling uoI ordinary. "a: aud alo>S cipt-
iO,9 bales NIoi- c1i>iwlS" l,9Ob bales sale, l,o25
bales stock. I36.5lO bales.
NeNOrlyans, Doc lO.-Cotton easy middling, DC low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
GRAIN AND PEODrCE MARKETS.
rr,rrrrs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

Tho wheat market was fmc- bro Tie main, but n"
net ..i,i- 80. iou,, vcr' OILS modest 'hN l'"''''
bushels changed hands in option, and Oh" trading VA
largely of a local ua'ur. The "lons-' were h"II"l
ly firm cJlc. liberal clearauccs AID Brad s'"i- D."
,, If ID decrease 81 1u7 600 bu-hcl, 80 IA" supplies
eat Of the Rocky Mountains. IL" or-cttins hA'"H"
,,crc the heavy receipts bon n" Northwest the late
r.,,t.,r if ;hr railway share, market With i'e "'
,,.ut,,uyipg uinor- Of probable hiilur'~ ana "n an
,.,t'.tinY 81 "a lctsl-n slowing in the Govern
~ %. -a-I o. = - r-" to - u3 = and 'cldo'i T."
~ OK NAV .inri.sl at ~ 90 . -. llrt tn traction
and rose. 10 - o.. L. l"r ~ OBJ ll" net gains "'"
3.-0II c,.t. tt-h lor were = cent better hu' no
export purchase. vrr reported
Corn va io1 l. cents h.h'r on IN" pot owing -
li.hf .f0,i- strong cable, end Tho decrease ~ ~"Np
fu.lel. Ia -t0ch- r~pot"d hy Brad ir'i- There Wa
,gI, nr. load taken FIR export. December options
,lp.,d 49, cent, higher 300 ''mrMM "ith ur spot
rn,r, bat the other months ended So cent lover
,ti- nu the pot vcr. weaker for ~hii" GRADES and
steady fr mixed IN" options were dull and virtually
unchanged.
Lard Vas quiet and without feature Thcrc was no
export demand and the options closed about point
me nnaI quotations wcr follows:
Wheat December ~ 90 -: January, ~ 90 "a ;
February - o.. Way. ~ % %.
Corn D,ccmlcr, "a January, ~ A. May
Dat December, SOFT; January. 5o7-7 MAY
II : - cents.
lard January. 80 10; February, SO 80; March
- -. Nav. HG 80.
The receipt ~ grain aud -four reported Yesterday
al New York ph,lidephin Baltimore AID Boston vera
~ follow: Wheat 77.IGo bushels, corn. i@.a39 bush
81, oat- -...3 bushels, total grain 2o3.7l hu-hcl, :
Hour. 1894 packages. At Chicago. Milwaukee and
II. LON, the arrivals We're: Wheat. n3l bushels
corn. l3o3i3 bu>h'l oat-. 2l"1l4 bushels, total
grain. 53- ,O-7 bushels; nour. 5I.o72 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE TrIpE - CHICAGO.

Chicago. bee. 10 C>pccnl. Wheat today was
steady within narrow limits. There va, good
deal ~ ncU-. but II not al Of one snt. An
advance started hy EIadetrcct wa bIougi 10 Stop
hy the prediction that the Government crop report
ia tho afternoon would show large Increase in the
winter wheat arcs. There were reports of serious
damage - winter wheat in Indiana from drOuth and
from .lc--au ~. Their effect Oft by the
knnea, stat" crop report showing AN Increase I'm the,
winter wheat acrcasc IN that state Ninncapol,
reported sample wheat mp lal - cents on May
regular. Nav wheat opened at - =. .0d be-
tween ~ and ~ . sal -, and closed IT - Corr.
during the day Na~ urr,ou-. IL continued, how ever.
to Dee dominated by llutchin-,u Nly cpc.cd II : s.
sold hctwccr - and - .. and closed a. ~ -.
shipper affirmed that the contract stock only 1876
600 bushels saturday night. had been cIt down since
then 10 les than 10000. The arrivals I'm the morn
ins were 80 c1r,. tn" estimate for Thursday H.
Provision, were more active TO-DAY THAN they have
been. and prices firm. Produce OF all sor ,
closed about where II lr't ur Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
RrGLNNLNG 1 PENK FAIR.'

A pretty pink fair " was begun at O'Clock yesterday
,fornoon in the chapel the church Of the Messiah PARK
ave and Thrty-fourth-St The fair j. FlNr" ~ INV
Kcnuicott club AN association Of the young women OF the
church in aid Of the Working Girls Vacation Soirty'
This society Of an entirely un,ectran character has doo
good work for several years in sendn. oNcrrcd "oh
ing girls into tine country in the summer months ~
oftccrs are Mrs James +. Drummond, president; Ms
n rlovd yicc.prc,ldcnt: Miss Edith Brco, treasurer
and Ms William Herbert. secretary
The chapel pl>tos study adJonirT were hung with
pink. and canopies and pillars Of the hoieS were
Sreathcd with ground pine.
Tho fair Will he continued tomorrow, from until 10
n m and its managers hope realize several hundred
dollars for their worthy charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKETS
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF py

The report of the National Transit Company =.
November shows total net stocks Of 6l88 $50 ban.,
a decrease from October Of 252,45 barrels Tn. -.
amount is divided between certificates outstanding -
20l379l barrels IA decrease OF POI 81 barrela as
3,214160 barrels in credit balances Ia decreas. J.
6o,eo6 barrels. The Buckeye Pipe Line reports =,
change IN outstanding certificates (Si34OO0 barr,se
but the net stocks increased 5l5,l93 barrels TO ~
917,2j5 barrels. " -"''
Inc stock Exchange yesterday again permitted N.
Consolidated Exchange TO monop0ze transaction. ~
crude OIL January options were dull but the redn.
ton SHOWN IN National Transit certificates for yoyers
Der permitted bnllish tone to the opening. But n,,
80 81 cents prices declined TO "a 58a 81 rs cents o
rcallZatlOns. Buckeye certificates neglected n.
fined oil was quiet at 1.25 cents in barrels and IN
cents in cases. Foreign quotations were unchanrss
at rs Is francs in Antwerp, $40 marks in Bremea
and > IL pence in London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
pAsSEyGERs on OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Among the passengers sailing the Whit S:ar steam
.hip Liverpool yesterday the Duke and
Duchcss Of Marlborough l. Rouse BOUchtOn Lieutenant
Herbert v Kent, Oliver Amc>ted. II. Mortimer Brooks,
Major James Campbell, the Hon. ". II. Herbert. G. +.
Fearing H. Barnes Gustaf,on, Dr. G. " Hosncr Colonel
John Makoe. James Brown Potter Joseph Pulitzer and
Mrs Pulitzer Dr. W. Eain>foid, g. w c. Shcarcr John
novd Thacher Henry Ward C. II. Trowbiidge and Clifford
Young.
Among those on the Rcd star steamer Wcstcrnland.
Antwerp Captain A O. ForSe' Alexander de- Rover
Iy.le James c.. Knapp and Otto Becker
The City Of New.Yok for Liverpool took out her
Messengers Arthur j. T. Arch Henry D. Brahdrch Colonel
beaumont w Il. Jones Byron, c. C. Coleman, Colonel
Frank Clark r. b. Chomondel'y, Colonel \. F Fraser.
George Lewis Cover Captain j. Arch Harris the Rev j.
" Jones Ms r. T. O'COnnor, Robert NJ. ThomburRh.
W. C. Wol,elcy and j. linolini
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
XpENT TILE NLGHT IN 4 RTM SHOP

Alexander c. Muller, enc wcll-dic~,cd wa,
arrested Monday charge Of burglary Kos
ter 4 Eas nquOr Twrntg-fOulthst aud sixth
ave. was arrdigncd for examination befOr" Just!c"
O'Ecilly in Joa,r-On Market Police Court yesterday.
Muller j. decorator by trade. and reside, Brook
lvn lie red Roster EaIs place about ! O'Clock
Monday morning and getting drink the
side room. where bee fell asleep. When he a"oke the
ri,oe was I'm darkness. About Is O'Clock tn morning
when the building opened Muller attempted rush
o,t but was caught An examination showed that the
content, Of the money drawer 80 had been stolen
Of the money found the floor, and part IN the pos
session Of Muller.
Mull,r waived examination and released ,OoO
49, trf.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

r,,.,., p.. 10 -"rhr Evening Journal reports:
Catc 'i;,c,irts Ii coo head ,hirm'nt. 100 magHct
,low ,rst.i d,iuortlIcd FANCY 'hrlNt"31 ''t',,N
- ~n5 81 IL All other grades lpa3'c lower Hogs X
,'iit- Go 600 head: shipments. 5000, anN'. steady 4;
ii, and common MIXED. 20 iod*3 30: primo mixed aud
,nr,. ~ 5u-3 20 prin" heavy and hatcher Wrlght'
.3 ,i - -; primo light 10 'odt3 - zee lp.'
n,n Md. '.ltpnrnts 5000: nNfNtt duA. Nat ana
,,,,, rt,l ont oi I3D no lot- ou sale barely
y" i,,d. had been sold late hour, and these at a
,l.rli, of he Zoe 1901, j, 49,.
~ Louis Dee. 10. CatNc-E'rHpE fSou n,au p.
,..,.t. .CO market lower. choice bunch sold 1t
W 70 eoSG E" fncy native strs, - iootb 10 fair TO
c.d do sou u 80 ,tlckrrS and fc,dg-, 0r3 20 4,
icN,n| aud indians. - 2idft 40 Hog--Ec""'mN 800
h.,d. .hinm.nt. 200 market easier; fair tn clorn
~, NJ 5ndr3 20 mixed grades. - iOds - 30; lghC
Tir n I.,i s3 .oi - -. Shccp-H" 'pt,, 700 head
i1nrhnt n. adN gOnd 70 cholcr. slG4I 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
TIE FIRST MATE SWEPT OFF BY A HCRRiCANE.

4 number Of vessels came into port yesterday win
reports OF heavy weather. The bark Atanaha rom ''
West Indies reported that when south oil Hattcias sh' ~
pcricnccd hurricane which lasted Tor ioN-eehV hou
Her forotorast wa, carried away and she suffered o'hcr III
i,rv about tho deck Tho cabin flooded and the
vessel, provision, spoiled by tn" salt water 20 that "r
the storm she wa, obliged signal passing steamer iof
food While the storm at it, height george Anderson
the frs, mate was washed overheard from the loeyu anu
drowned He wa, thirtytWC years Oh.
The ship Emily Reed from Bio Jan'ro went though
hurricane of the Icrnudas in which -he was Obliged L"
,o,o ,r ,,,, bo,r. George Kennif English
sailor. twenty-five ycar- Old fell from aioft u IN u0
the storm wa, raging and was killed.
The, steamship Hippoytc had hclHy gales al 'h' way
from Uotters, 10 Bamcrat while running up the coas"
The steamer Ncthcrhom1 from cape Breton INIahd eN'
pcrirnced a hurricane accompanied by TREMENDOUS S''
r. ,,,,-t how, uIata, bridge and lighthouses were
had