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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
PATERSON

Pcrsons living on the Notch road, few miles south
west Of the city, reported yesterday that during sun
day afternoons thunderstorm Q tremendous down,
pour of large haistones occurred there People out
rambling were severely pelted, and the scared ana
stricken cattle rushed for their barns with such m
haste that they broke the fences Of their pasture
lots. There was hail In Paterson
An option has been secured for a lecture by Henry
NJ. Stanley In this city on january -. ana e ane
managers Of the enterprise trying to secure soo
subscribers at 81 each
The evening public schools opened for the season
last night There had been SO many appncauohs
from Italian. French and Swiss silk weavers. VINO
speak little English that classes were set apart
in two OF the schools for these adult foreigners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
NEWS FROM NEWJERsEY.
JERSEY CITY.
10 WELCOME DILIor Axn o,pH

10 WELCOME DILLON AND o'BRlES.
" meeting vas held BY no Csntra, Branch OF tho
Land League st Tsyiors Hots, lsst night to maze
pfepersssOus for giving hsssn. Dillon and obr,en
we'osne upon their arrival In this country. ABOUT
ATTY prominent people were invited to take part In the
nsefins. snA among those Who accepted the invauon
were Colonel p +. wanser. Republican candidate Tor
Sheriff; Edward MCDONALD, Democratic candidate ios
ConEess; Mayor Cleveland and Aasemblyman niS9sSi
Muuene. kx-Mayor McGavfsh, Of Hoboken. preslooo.
The gentlemen present authorised the chairman 70 sR
point committee OF eighteen 70 mako the necossIsy
AranS9meno TOR roustng welcome and gree& meeu.S
when the Irish patriots arrive. Il IL The intention
have ~ meeting about November Ia, II possible -
expected thst viii DO the grestost demonsaeoo neio
In tho county In many years.
At tho meeting Of the Board Of Trade last nigns
committee reported that the Pcnnsyivsnia Ra'no.n
Committee refused to place Q station ut Baldwin ave
for the benefit Of people living on the HILL The Bos
OF Trade then decided to mako endcavor TO oos -
rapid transit by some other method which means al
elevated road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
ELIZABETH.

It is said that the candidates for Senate and AS
semblv in Union County will refuse TO pledge them
selves in any way whatsoever regarding the agitation
the Circular which has been read In tho various
churches
A ag-raisng took place yesterday afternoon at
Linden and attracted many people. the nag "ss
presented TO the public school the presentation speech
being made by the Rev: William H. skinner Oh t tne
of acceptance by J. Augustus DIX, superintendent
OF schools Of Elizabeth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
NEWARK.

Bishop wgger Of the Roman Catholic diocese mas
issued appeal to tho diocese for aid for tne
famine threatened people Of Ireland. The appeal
read Sunday in all the churches Of the diocese
Jacob Radel, employed By the Penpsylvsnia kali
road, found lying o crossing Of the road 10
Harrison yesterday, with his skull fractured ne
was unconscious and 1t could not be learned wne'her
he had been struck by . train assaulted
Tho New-York lee Company filed articles Of IN
corporation yesterday for the manufacture OF eru-
AciM Ice. The capital stock Is q ,0OO.00 inc
corporators ". q. Andrews, d. p. Schaner ana
Louis Koon, Of New.YOrk, and Henry S. Ford, Of
Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-The Richmond County Board OF
Supervisors met Of the village hall. Stapeton yeser-
day. when they awarded three contracts for repair
ing the county roads. Patrick Hart Sons. OF New
Brighton received the contract for repairing from Jay
st. along Richmond Terrace 20 Port Richmond for
sc3,2ls. Dennis Donovan. Of Port Richmond, re-
ceiyed the contract from Port Richmond TO Granite
Vile for S1I l6O HS Bernard Mahen. Of New York,
received the contract for repairing New -YOrkave..
Chiffon to Fort Wadsworth, at As cents per square
ward The material used will be telfOrd and macadam
The entire amount Of money to be expended on the
improvements for the roads will reach S240,OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
TEE NEW "TRIP Law.
INFORMANT DECISION CONCERNING TOBACCO IN
BoND-purY OK CANADIAN LUMBER.

IMPORTANT DECISION CONCERNING TOBACCO IN
DoSD-DuTY on CANADIAN LUMBER
Washington. Oct. eo-AppiIcations have been made
% the Treasury Department. By importers VINO nee
tobacco IN bonded warehouse prior TO tho passage OF
the act Of October I, $780, for permission to with
draw the at the weights - ascertained 81 the
time Of said Withdrawal These applications are
based on the second proviso Of Section 50 OF the
act, which prescrbes that "wen duties are based on
tho weight Of merchandise deposited In any punhc
private bonded warehouse said duties shall be eveo
and collected upon the weight OF such merchahoso
ut the time Of It's withdrawal Assistant secretary
spaulding says that after Q careful consideration OF
the matter the Department is Of the opinion that such
applications cannot be granted; inasmuch as unoer
the first proviso of said section special privilege
conferred upon merchandise which, hKe toDsceo' -
subject increased duties under the new Tarn s Oh
allowing It TO be withdrawn for consumption prior 10
February 1, 1891, upon the payment OF d"'s d. VIC
lower rates prescribed under the old Tarin ACTS
General spaulding says further " Merchandise SUD-
ject to increased duty under the new Tarn act mus
entitled to withdrawal Of the old rates. which ara
lower than the new rates. and consequently ~ mus.
be held that tho withdrawal entries for consumption o
such merchandise made prior 10 February l. Ao"i'
must cover the same quantity OF merchandise Is u
weights II the entries had been made prior 70 'no
date when the act OF October 1, $780, took eject IN
other words the Department must decide that when
the importer shall elect to withdraw his merchandise
under the first provlso . re-weghing at the Tune oi
withdrawal cannot be allowed for the reason tha' tne
goods so withdrawn by virtue thereof must be treatea
as wholly and exclusively subject to the provisions Oh
the law In force prior the passage Of said act
Assistant Secretary spaulding made ruling TO gay
that lumber imported from Canada prior % @
but the entry OF which was not completed until a.or
hs. date entitled to the lover raj rae OF dut per
scrbed for lumber In the Existing IaTM aG ovenwent
for the removal of the export duty on lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
PLAINFIEI.D.
ROBBED OF $500 VII.

ROBBED OF $500 WHILE ASLEEP.
A bold robbery perpetrated in Plalnfeh yeS'er
day. when Frederick Knowand r,ilroad Official h'hs
in East Seventh.st lost bonds. money and 0her Vsiu
able. amounting TO $4,000 During the absence OF his
family in the South Mr.. Knowland has been living
alone Recently he suddenly taken ILL., ana
coachman named William Farley was summoned 70
his bedside. The sick man fell asleep. whereuRon
Ear,ey disappeared Some one had gathered together
Ali the vansbes he could lay his hands on ana carried
them of. Farley arrested on q charge OF connniV
In he crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
A ST. LOUIS BELT LINE.

Chicago, Oct. 2O.-A dispatch to The Evening
Journal from Springfield. Ill., says: The Secretary
of State to-day recorded articles of Incorporation OF the
St. Louis. Collinsvle and Carondelet Belt Line Rail
way capital stock 81 600 OOO incorporaOrs and first
board Of directors S. p Kellar, Kansas City F. N.
sloan A. c. Hart and E. outphin. st. Louis: A. NJ.
Powell, H. $ Merrill, o. {. Lock. W. 5. Combs, E. e.
Gerding, of Collinsvilk.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Washington. oct 2O.-The Interstate Commerce Com
mission today decided in favor of the defendants
the case Of the Poughkeepse Iron Company. COM
planaa against the Boston and Albany Railroad Com
pany, the New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company, and the Connecticut River Railroad
Company. defendants, involving relative rates on pig
iron from Poughkeepse. n. ", and Youngstown and
Cleveland Ohio, TO New England points; and also
relative rates from POughkeepsie and other furnace;
m the State Of New York to New England points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

PREPARING FOR HOSPITAL COLLECTIOyS.
A meeting OF the New York Hospital Saturday and
Sunday Association took place last evening at St
Lukes Hospital, to make arrangements for the COM
ing winters work. The report Of last years dis
trihntion OF funds made and st Marks Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
r " n AND T. ELECTION.

Cincinnati Oct 2O.-The stockholders Of the Cincin-
natl New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway met here
to-day and elected the following board Of directors
Charles schif samuel Thomas. Calvin g. Br,ce. John
H. Inman Alexander Mcdonald, T. T. Gan. W. A.
Goodman, NJ f. ingalls, and W. r. Anoersoo.
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Mr.. GOULD INSPECT.

Mr.. GOULD INSPECTING THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
St. Louis. Oct cO.-Jay Gould. accompanied by his
son. George j. and his physician, DR.. Mum. arrived
in this city from the East this morning. Inc party
spent couple Of hours In consulting with MISSOURI
pacisc c,as and started ct noon for Kansas City on
q tour of inspection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

Chsiseoyhse Arnold. . nqur4hop.ksepsf. overtoo
- Zen PRINTING in he Is4er iesn thss Ave psssed
o9sGcon Arnold and william J. Dunn, 20 Keeper o.
picnic grove at College Point The tess displeasee
Arnoo He said last night that he hts ovcrton In sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY OCTOBER H. PAGES

ness throughout Eastern NswEaslud. tho news
comes of . general increase d wages and also
tho starting up of largo corporation that has been
Idle for some time Tho weaven Union Of Fan
River. II Is rumorcd, have, Ut secret meeting Of inc
executive committee deemed advisable to propose te
support OF the Republican State Legislative and Con
gressonal tickets through the southern part Of Mss
sachussts and have urged wesvers in other sections
to follow them. Tho shoemakers OF Lynn arc ex-
pectng substantial Increase In wages In few days.
There is . rumor ahoat in this region that company
of Boston capitalists has purchased the Old Whitfield
Ocean Min property that removed Its machinery last
year to the South, and that the mill viii soon be in
readiness IN start again. Whether the passage Of the
Mckinley hin has or las not been the means VI this
incipient boom, toe rank and file OF wage Gamers
are disposed to look with favor upon the lyamers
Of the measure and Democratic hopes OF saccess arc
certainly rapidly falling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
ONTARIO AND THE poUGHKEEpsIE BRIDGE.

ONTARIO AND THE POUGHKEEPsIE BRIDGE.
The New. York, Ontario and Western Railway Com.
pany has entered into agreement with the Hudson
suspension Bridge and NewEngland Railway Com
pany, BY which. II the latter company completes Hs
bridge over the Hudson before July, 1893, and con-
structs branch road TO connection with the ontario
and Western near MeadowbroOk. the Ontario and
Wetern will operate the branch and pay IN annual
rental sum equal to per cent OF the cost OF con-
gtruction Of the connection. earned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
BEoU EST FOR A PUBLIC LrBRARY.

Keene, y. H., Oct. 2o.-The widow Of John symonds
died last night, sixty-nne years Old. she leaves
GO 900 to the Kecne Invads Home. and Mr.. Symondss
legacy Of $4,000 now becomes available for the public
library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
LONG ISLAND.

THE HEAD OF A COMEDY COMPANY STABBED.
Daniel Nash. proprietor Of the Daniel Nash Comedy
Compauy Was stabbed on Sunday afternoon 1t Oyster
Raw and seriously IL not MORALLY wounded. His COM
panv gsve an entertainment at Fleet Hall in that
n,ace on Saturday evening. Nashs real name Is said
to be Dougherty. Nash was in company with G. II.
odell, Of 1.-THE Oyster Bay Pilot at Morey Poner's
Honor shop when F. P. Edwards, a member Of Nash's
company, entered. lie approached Nash and asked to
zee him outside a moment. Odell soon heard Nash
cream and saw him raise his hand to his stomach.
Nash got back the door, and saying that he had been
stshbed asked Odell TO summon q physician. Dr.
stusst was called in and Nash removed to the
PSisre Hotel Edwards stayed at the liquor shop. max
nS no attempt to escape Nashs injuries consisted OF
: deep Eash in the abdomen Later Edwards sur.
..cderrd himself 70 0fhcer Hcndnckson and Justice
Chipp held : preliminary examination. Edwards was
netnr of tbe Octagon Hotel testified that LAwards
disnIeesed because Nash had not given him tho money
dne him a he wanted TO go TO the city 10 visit his
family.
LONG ISLAND CrrY.-winneld Scott Overflow
.arAate on the GessOn ticket for Treasurer of Oueens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
NEW OFFICES OF THE ILLINOIS cExrRN

NEW OFFICES OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL
Further c6hseQtencss Of the policy adopted By tho
management OF Tho Illinois Central Railroad Company
last year In moviS he pres,dms's once and place Of
residence to ChoaSo ana In issey eleotang sAAonal
directors resident In Illinois, srs shown IN the 10
organisation o. the star made YESTERDAY which resuitea
in the reelection q President Fish: Of the general
counsel B. ?. Aver; the eenSAl solicitor. james
FORTRESS she treasurer. Henry Do Wolf the sscesasy'
Alexander g. Haeksaf. and in the creation Of Two new
omoes viceprezdcut IN charge Of the treasury and
accounting departments who shall take the place OF
the president In case Of his disability; and second
vtce president In charge Of the operating and tramc
departments. TO the former Once the Boerd OF
Directors promoted J. C. welnns Of Chicago. who
has Tor many years been auditor and controller Of
tho company. This promotion = m line VITA -
tradnaans q The corporation. A. second epresi-
esns, - board elected J. r. Harahan, the popular
general manager Of the Louisville. New-orieans and
Texas Railway. formerly general manager OF tho
Louisville and Nashville and afeerward Tor several
years general manager Of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
and assistant general manager Of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern. He has been In active railroad
xsos hD Rs ne than eSssee VIII southern %
rosds In him the Illinois Central ,eenrss practical
look after. the Interests Of the company:
sabsequsnt meeting Of the DusSsns s And stcSs
Of that company in place Of Is. J. Knight resigned.
ST. LOUIS ARKANSAS AND TEXAS SOLD.
St. Louis. oct 90 Gpecisl(-The Missouri division
Of the st. Louis Arkansas and Toxas Railway was
sold this morning for se,Oooooo BY tho Master In
Chancery, d. P. Dyer. The purchasers were the 70
organization committee representing the security hold
ers. and the bidder for them at the sale was Louis
Fitzgerald, OF New-York, president OF the Mercantile
Trust Company OF that city. and member OF the
committee The sale to the reorganization committee,
which is in reality the Central Trust Company and
tho Mercantile Trust Company OF New-fork. who
hold the first and second mortgages on the property,
furegone conclusion, and throws the St. Louis,
Arkansas and Texas road from the hands Of receivers
into the direct control Of the NewYork financial men
composing the two trust companies named The sale
was made under decree Of foreclosure issued by the
Federal Court last July, and will be followed By
similar sale OF the Texas division az Waco. Texas,
on Thursday next. The sale was made under a
foreclosure upon a first mortgage for S5c17 900
given to the Central Trust Company Of New-iork.
May 1886, and Of second mortgages given to the
Central and the Mercantile trust companies for almost
e0ual amounts The Texas division receiver Is II.
Swanson and the master in chancery through whom
the sale will be made in Waco on Thursday Ia
F. " Reed, F. p Ocot president OF the Central
Trust Company OF New-lorK, Is enairman OF The
reorganization committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
r.srnorxp surpMENTs LAST WEEK.

cs,c.so. Oct 20 (speeisD.-The total esstoound rsn
lsss week. cAeeps i've stock was 07.SaS tons.
.s.,oss II o2s the previous week. and ss7ss the CORE
sponH 90 TINA Eastern manipulation Of rates con.
o. :. me following percentages % noor grain and
1ae1 .hov: Grand Trunk. II Nickel Plate and
po. c.cs,al. 70 each; Fort wayne. II; Lake Shore.
:, a.,tipore 81 oAis. Q. and Pan Handle q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

GOING TO CANADA TO EvAPORATE APPLES.
BeIeviIle, Ont, Oct. 20.-An apple cooperating
concern has been removed here from sOdus Point,
" Y. The owners had purchased large quantities Of
apples which could not be shipped before the Nc
Klney bill came into effect, and they will be worked
M here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

WAGE FARMERS PLEASED WITH THE MEASURE.
Aueshurv Mass. oct. 90 (Speciab.-!n addition to
the rep, IT sent yesterday about the revival OF bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
THE Arcv1soS,s NEW CONNECTION.

Chicago. oct. 20 (Specisl.-The Atchson will open
its Chicago.St Louis line ON November 16. The
line will run from Chicago to Pekn over the AtchsOn
line, thence to Sorrento over the Jacksonville and
southeastern and thence into St. Louis the Toledo
ST Louis and Kansas City and Merchants Bridge
Terminal The new line is 800 miles long. against
eso by the Alton, ESQ by the wabash and 900 by the
Illinois Central Judge Springer OF the Atchson. left
this morning for Pekin where he will arrange the
preminares with the Jacksonville and Southeastern
officials. The line will cut large figure In South
western business competitors concede that 1t will
take its share Of the business on even In
nection with the St. Louis and San Francisco 1t will
also be called upon to join the Southwestern pool
ON arcount of its mileage southwest Of St. Louis. Its
competitors having none 1t will probably also demand
the same share a. from Southwestern Missouri River
points. viz. 40 per cent eastbOund and 80 per cent
west bound This claim the Alton will not allow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
LORD GRANVILLE ON THE NEW TARIFF.

LORD GRANVILLE ON THE NEW TARIFF.
London Oct Coin Q speech at Newcastle to-day
Lord Granville said that the Tories pretended that they
confident OF the result Of appealing to the coun
try yet they delayed dissolving Parliament as long as
possible Referring to the new American tariff, he said
Exaggerated language has been used with regard TO
the Mckinley tariff which will not injure us as mucn
as was expected 1t Is certain injurious to
America herself, lie added that the measure would
tell against American farmers and artisans. and event
ually against American manufactures He supposed
that America still desired to export, but she could only
get her exports paid for by imports But for Canadas
protective duties 1t would be impossible to prevent
wholesale smuggling. The speaker said he wished
particularly to express the opinion that the new law
was not enacted out Of hostility to England After
generally censuring the Government for its policy
toward Ireland he strongly condemned the practice Of
"shadowng,' from which, he said. even q felOn III
England Is exempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

THE CANADIAN PACIFIC AND THE WHEAT CROP.
st. Paul. Oct 90 (speciay.-Robert Kerr. general
rreieht and passenger agent Of the Canadian Pacific
estimates that his company viii move about
hnsls of wheat This from the country west OF
winnipeg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
A ROAD PLACED IN 4 RECEIVERS HANDS.

ROAD PLACED IN A RECEIVERS HANDS.
Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. 90 (speciap.-The st. Louis
Alton and Springfield Railroad, application to the
Circuit Court BY Johnson BROS. Taught, contractors
was placed In the hands of Joseph Dickson, OF ST.
Louis, as receiver, the company owing the firm
ss7s oOO The total Indebtedness about 81 900 OOO
The actual management Of the road, however. will re-
Fisher SAID tonight tht the road not actually
bankrupted, but the application for receiver was part
of a general reorganization scheme Post, Martin IL
Co. OF New York, control the road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21

LONG ISLAND CrrY.-winneld Scott Overton. .
candidate the Geason ticket for Treasurer of ousens
County and I1ito~ Of The Long Island City Tribune.
WIS assaulted yesterday afternoon In Mlers Hotel BY
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A TUNNEL Under DETROIT RIVER.

St. Thomas. Ont Oct. Colt Is rumored that the
Michigan Central Railway intends constructing tunnel
under the Detroit River between Courtnght and st.
Clair and making the st. Clair branch the main line
of the way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-21
EXTENDING TIE DIVISION OF TRAFFIC, PLAN

EXTENDING TIE " DIVISION OF TRAFFIC PLAN
Chicago, oct. 90 SpecialJ.-Chairmen Walker. God
lard, Mdgeley. FathOrn and Finley made two more
orders today under the Southwestern division of
traffic agreement By the first the Rock Island was
ordered TO turn over 100 of hard coal west bound
to the Alton. The second directed the Atchison to
turn over the amount OF coal to the Alton. Jay
Goud's plan for cutting down expenses and maintain
ing rates by extending the "divsiOn Of traffic ar
rangement to all Western roads is everywhere dis
cussed favorably. Since the formation Of the South
western pool there has not been whisper Of cut rates
and ON account OF the divisions ordered each Of the
nine lines could have entirely dispensed with solicitors
territory affected. 1t is now said that all the
Western Freight Association lines have Joined q lum
Der and coal pool and that all traffic can IS well as
Lot be included In the arrangement. An attempt Is
already foot to pool all Western traffic The aver
uce of q half dozen conservative estimates to-day
that geo OOOO a year would be saved to Western
roads by the reduction In expenses and maintenance
Of rates consequent upon the arrangement mentioned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-21

steers 50 Is per 100 h.; bulls and cows 81 50
az 30; calves, receipts $3.50 head.
Sheep-Receipts, $50 head; market
steady; sheep, 81 5Oa2 80: lambs, s. 5Oa
: %; dressed mutton SiIai0c; dressed
lambs 9lsallc.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head; market
steady at - loaf 40.
CINCINNATI, August 20--Hogs, in good
demand and higher; common and light
50 OOa4 10; packing and butchers, 81 Goa
4 %; receipts 800 head; shipments $50
head.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINCINNATI, August l6.-At the Union
Stock Yards Stables for the past week the
market generally was fair The stock was
not exactly suitable for foreign buyers, but
the lacal trade for heavy work horses and
handsome bio key mules was very good.
There was but little stock left over We
quote as follows: Driving horses, Sl25a20O
saddle horses, Sl50a2j0; draft horses, S135
a200; streeters do $sjal20; Southern do so
ass; plugs, S25a3O. Mules, aged four to
eight years, fifteen and half to sixteen
hands, Sl35al15; fifteen 10 fifteen and half
hands, Sll5al35; fourteen and half to If
teen hands, $9Oall5; fourteen 10 fourteen
and half hands, S15alOO; plugs, S2ja5O.
AT the t1ith-Street stables there was lit
tie activity manifested during the past
week. The general demand was fair, but
the receipts of desirable stock, both horses
and mules, were very light Driving and
saddle horses Sl25al75; draft-horses $l35a
100; street-car horses, $9Oal20; plugs, Sl5a
10. Mules, four to eight years old, sixteen
to sixteen and half hands, Sl45alG5; fif-
teen and half to sixteen hands, Sl25a
AS; fifteen to fifteen and half hands, $40
al25; fourteen and half to fifteen hands,
SqOaltO