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New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

Liverpool, Dee. 81, 45 p. m.-Bcef-Thc demand Is
Improving Pork and hams in poor demand. Bacon
in poor demand long clear middes. about - d. dull
at 3os Cd long and short clear mddles. aboit 80 d..
dul al 32s Cd shoulders, about Il TO 1S f6 firm at
cSs Cd. Cheese in poor demand. Taliow and tnrpen-
tine in poor demand. Ro'n IN fair demand. Lal,-
spot I'm fair demand futures I'm poor demand. prime
western spot steady at 32s Cd January February and
March steady 32s Cd. Wheat and fonr In poor do
mand. Corn-spot and futures In fair demand mixed
Western SPOT fim at IS I'D January firm at A. 1Od
February firm at 4s s sd: March firm at 4s Bid.
Hops at London-Pacifc Coast-There is nothing oher-
ing
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

Lard was up 1o3 points, with a moderately active
business There were sales OF 1,2jO terces on the
spot and for nearby delivery part being intended for
export.
rhe final quotations were a. follows
Wheat-JanuaIy, al o. L.: February. al O6 ID !;
March, 81 Oo; April 81 O3 1-5 May, 81 o. IA; June,
81 o. H.
81: April 80 May. so 34 cents.
Oats-January, 80 Ia; February, 80; May, 80
cents.
Lsrd--Ianuary. So 43; February. 81 80; March,
81 81 May. S6 72.
The receipts OF grain and Gour reported yesterday
at New York, Philadelphia Baltimore ana Boston
were as follows Wheat. 34s,07S bushels: corn. 591,
042 bushels: oats. III 7A bushels total grain lI
"54 bushels: -four, 42.443 packages At Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Louis the arrival; were: , ,WheatG eat
bushels; total grain, 974,419 bushels -four. 273s7
barrels
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
Railroads..
pennsylvania
n RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, 1901 Oi
DesbrOsses and COrtlaudt Streets
As fOiiOws:-
On and after DECEMBER 1st, 1891

On and after DECEMBEh Ist iooA'
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. M.-Puman Vestlbule Sleeping and Parlof 01r
Arrives CIeveland 525 a. M COLUMBUS NIB no eo sad ST.
hSn %$nnsPS n 40 next d chfssS '
TmE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-CompOsed exclusively Of Pullman Vcs:pInIS
Drawing and State Room sleeping pnlasi sTOst reSsrts
5ssT sSS .. fs sse ss sos
able electric lights Arrives Cinennas al 4o @ NEXT %
1T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
soo K rqms" d pnns cas ys'SSafs lo% {k and
Cincinnati Passenger coach ,19fs !" o1is 80
,. PM NJ next day ~
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
qo p ,nd YssIu r5sd s9eVs
Coaches troni New. York to Chicago. Arrives in Om'
80 80 THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 r. M-uman sleeping Car a1S %
bpRS 70 FInssPs1t HI4Ss. q, ttss sHe
''IIf land 4c ,i'nn'% % Columbus 1% C.cnnasi
5S0 p n Cnlcago :3O p n n nsxc a's a. Toledo dsiy
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 s;gs "a HsMIo pSai so MemphYs
fSt''a"a % q 1sS daily
300 go e SSSsaa e. with
% n1ht s1epF to oMhen SsW FSsrcs, daily with
sleeper 10 New-Olcsns Richmond and Danville n H.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
washington Limited Express" Of Pullman raIo S,Sa Sar'
1910 a. 81 arrive Washington $50 p NJ; and
Congressional Limed" daily yith pnins rsga lar e =.
s :$ T. + e. ssnss; Il IS H.
r. SY 20 aqe 4 L Il l' Tssad.y with
E.: Es N4fffsEs Tf:ffsT: with Through
Coach, 100 p. VI. weel.davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 90 re 60 80 90 30 90 Pennsylyana
Limited. with Dining Car. and 10 10 Washington LIN
itpd with Dining Carr, and II 700 a. m, * ~ ;0o,
o:Io 90 30 4 Co 80, 100. 100, 80, 200 and
q 90 D. m. ond IL 10 night. Accommodation u 10 a.
M 40 and 100 p m. sundays Express: -, :3o.
.0o I'D 90 Imited and 10 100 a. 90 90 30.
90 6 40 100 and p. M. and 12 rs night Ac-
For Tables OF trains to local point, on the Pennsyl
Offices Nos 49, $40 and 9ii Broadway Astor House.
and foot OF DcsbrosseS and Cortlandt-ts Court-st
500 Fulton-st and Brooklyn Annex station, foot OF
Fulton Brooklyn; 7o Iiudsonst Hoboken; Station.
jersey City.
>sU,S r. PIrGU J. n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. 81 (speciaD Wheat today was quiet,
but firm. May sold between % rs and 96 Is
and closed at 1906 cents The qui cables and the
mild weather encouraged little short selling The
light receipts and the prospects OF more active
trade next week the bull encotrascmes Business
lasted for ony about two hours. Eeiore IL O'Clock Il
bombardnsnt Of flour bags and grain samples began
which lasted until the close. Minneapolis ana Du-
luth had 1891 there were ioJ here the csuinate
for Friday is 40. Corn WITHIN very narrow range
was steady for May. but easier for the near-oy dc
liveries As in wheat. the prices I'm this grain were
nominal arer the first hour January soid from
40 Ii to 80 IL, and closed at 30 5-5 cents MAY SOFA
between Al and IL "a and closed at al js cents
There was another big days exports from the seaboar
almost 100000 bushels. This makes 1.30o,
600 cleared in three days. The receipts were light
The grading low the Friday estimate was lDo cars
oats were practically without fluctuations, May stand
ing all day about 81 5o cents Receipts were little
over the expectations. hut the estimate for Friday
was small again. 135 cars Provisions were nrm:
Nav pork sold between 81 OF and I'll 10, and Closed
at S1l O5; May lard between ST 40 and 80 45. and
closed at So 40 May ribs between Is 81 and IS 62
and closed at 80 62. 50 long the trade Iasied
there was more general interest evinced than has been
for some time. There were 10000 hogs; p1c.s were
from TO 10 cents higher. The estimate for Friday was
for 10000
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
Anrtion Sales of Real Gstatc.

Nnftion Sales of Real estate.
DHILIP A. sMYTH. Auctioncer,
sMYrH & RYAN. Auc;onccrs
VIII sci at auction
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20. 1892.
At I, O'Clock at
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 69.65 LlBERTY'sr
BY order o. tie
Supreme Court in Partition.
Under direction of Herocrt f. Dickson. Referee.
2oa FIFTHAvE.
liza BROADWAY
1874 wORTH.ST
MULBERRY.SE
SIG 5ls, so EAST 17TH.ST.
oo. rrha,e through to ,I2i Broadway, on the same
block with Demonco's and tho Madison square banR'
directly oppositc Madison square. and in the immediate
,c,ri,v ~ the Fifth ave ue Hotel Holman House, Abe
mario uoeI Worth House. St James Hotel Hotel Bruins
w and Madlson Squire Garden occupied a. Sehaus's
Art Gallery.
o, v-o,,h, through To 6 Mulberry St, close TO Park
pov Chatham square exceedingly fine piece Of busl.
property.
sic SIS and 800 East i7th.st near Avenue a. spen-
did nvc.story factory building.
HERBERT f. DICKSON. Referee. 10 Broadst
HENRY DAILY Jr Plaintiffs Atty, 81 Wal-st
GEOI,.E HILL. and WILLIAM {. TEULL,
Defendants Attorneys. POS Broadway.
Diagrams md full particulars from Auetoneers, No
III Broadway Trinity building, y. y
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
HlusieaI 1nstrumfnts.

!. N ASSORTMENT Of second. hand Grand. upriens snu
"A square pianos Of our own make. In periees ,".
~ '~ VIM ENABE CO..
las sth.aye near oOth.st, New-fofk
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
STAINED.

Good Or1nary.0 Sl6 Mid1ling ------.'-...'s
In the contract line there variable and irre ular
ma rket with moderate degree OF actvity With the
oary advance Liverpool and local covering general
gain scored throughout the entire list ana at one
lerod prices showed rise OF 3d5 points some Parden
figured smaller port receipts and this TOO haa "a =
Strengthening effect The arrivals, howeNet pIHNeu
larger than expected early buyers turned sellers
leading to break Of 71iO points, closing at about the
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
X. II. OF NEW.JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERrYsT., NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF November 2stn. 1891. ..,,,..
le%'Pa an Pgaass: iaI Isss s
u Mauch % chuSa'. wilEes6aris and ssIaaS ssr,1toa.
M ss aston snS Sh$ns On Sundays
E'soH 's aaqGn m fnunE os Easson Naaeh
%a
Mausn snoSasg aqpk ,dS SaSps ns
sufs a. . SE sn:
Es:ssS Es:sss fas su.h Asnssse esssz Reading. u.
ssss'i s. sss n oo 80
s?s $S st' j. ss j s.
so ss 80 no. no. CS So gS s:co SHS's sso sSSS
10 sr e Brook sS 90 .iS sS
So so5 sSs s'S so s@'S g. s '$ iooS s. s e.
Esa';'s s's e. IS g g. rs 5s I ;
80 SSS $50 si5 10 SS j aS go sS a. d52,iS d
Fl sSs m frss.ys 49, g oc "a 70 g sS
.s Ata"ss oEshads n sssssy:s s .ssss s
5 E ':e ss'. ;sy IL E.: e.
''''' "' FOR LAKEWOOD.
At i:so. 10 a. m; 80 S;t5, 20 p m. Parior
ears train leaving at s:1o = 30, i5
4 90 ~ No SUNDAY trains
For Toms River Barnegat PaiL and Barnegat 4 80.
:l5 a. m., 80 a 20 eNpressl y. m.
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Brdsssoa q -
For Monmouth Beach and seabright st $50. s:lG
II l5 a. m. 80. 4 100. 4 20 .. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Phadepha AZ ~; 40 y;YO, 10 0o, II 80 m.,
aisSt sSND1is, 800. 10 80 ii 80 a. w. 80 $40.
For baltimore and Washington daily at :01 II 80 win
Dining Car, 4 m. 80. 30 Dining Car). 500 ). m
Trans leaving at AS m, 80. 100, 90. 7.so
m nga eseps 3 s AVE- asa Sanday II 90
For sunbury and Wiiiamspors via PHILADELPHIA. N IA
m 30 7:3O p m. II Us midnight except SATURDAY
Tickets "a Pa.SS seats be presursa .. II. i7a
Wet iTSa::t. ia East Iass3;:t New York Coui.sS.
Eew.York Transfer Company will call for and check bae
rage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
RAILROADS..

"AMERicAo oREATeST kAIHO~O'
THE NEW YORK
;:::: ;:::, GNTRA1A
TRUNK LINE :t4z;1@azzEs-
Operating tn. fastest and most ~ q
psrfect through train service In
the world. NH
Reaching by it, through cars the
most important commercial centers OF tns ~
United states and Canada. and the srsase~
Of Americas Health ana Pleasure resorss
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
nv way Of the historic Hudson River and through 'a'
beautiful Mohawk Valley. ~v~wv Az
A trains arrive at ana depart from GRAND oxH11AL
srATroN Atm Avenue ana led Street. New YORK. osnss
Of Hotsl and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN TIE o'H "
NEW YORK.
Trains leave - Follows:
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER II. 1891
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
800 Am I s,I:: ). sS:: 81; hSs y:
easr. s,'sa is%s is1s % 10 ''''''
FAST MAIL. ,,,..
910 A. NJ 4asa!s R.s 's' kSsissssf SstsSs :Sa SS'
xrw.yoRK AND CHICAGO LIMITED
1000 A. M.-oaily. due Chicago s:'S . M next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
anon n Except Sundays. Saturday tram oovs
IU.OV NJ w. not west OF Cleveland eas S''S's
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
130 P. M93s.ta1ssD sGs 4 faS's.a So n s. j. Louis:
D. m. next day. No extss fare.
WORLD's FAIR SPECIAL
ION n - Daily due Chicago 100 D. %. next oAS'
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
1880 p M-TT,nssysp s saps.s s.f.sosa DIs ESQ NJ
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
d.50P M-Daly. due Detroit s'lS a. m. Chicago
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 due Buffalo 20 4. as Nasaf n.Si: f.:
i:i6. Chicago 200 p M. st. Louis
ADIRONDACK A. AND MMoNrREAL NJ EXPRESS.
CPS P, NJ Daily. due Montreal 1855 g. M
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
7.2n p NJ Daily. due Buffalo 7 80 a. m. Niasefs
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
800 p Dsy due &C Sasinn's nc m SO ss Poua n
LIMITED FAST MAIL
800 On sss . t5s s' Sa:
Chicago CO 4 NIGHT q; EXPRESS
ss r. M e. sS:: 1ss''c;ss's csSs ssss Ds
riSHhIEI IS fsS
A. NJ l;3O, y 10, "A :j5, d ;OO, 20, 20, .: :le
NJ, Tor Garrisons West Point; u 80. 9:2S IL %
NJ, gao, $50 500 also for Uasrsons. "A 90.
ALhiSS tSP TROY 70 30 70 90 - 10 % ne
sSS s5s II 3D. 5' ISlS II IL sj 81 4 TiG r. s. SsS ss@
U1ESt tsP sgnAoEsr = U.s. sS '9 so &c. 'ls 'ss
RoSh GsFEE r. ASbS > BUFFALO . 90. sao 1900,
% 81 s'siii;s'' iooS Sc Ro!se A. n.
ADJ sS SSND%K SS SS yS AND 20.
CAPE VINCENT AND CLAYTON-r6I5 rs p. NJ, III 80
oswEGO-1o:0o. 80 A. NJ. 500 e15. I'll 80
AUBURN, GENEVA AND cAHANpAIGUA-eIo.
100 no:3o A. NJ. ? :2o 8 30. 70: rs III SO P. n
PITTsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE ERKsHlRE HILLS
Via Harlem Divison).
y 2i a. m due pl,,s,,eId ~ NORTH Adam. S9 m.
Central Station st 413. 1885, 9i2 Broadway IL P1fa
Pace. 81 West l2eh-st. aud lSsthst. station, Eew.
westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and RESIDENCES through to destination.
Daily except Sunday fDaily except Saturday. otha
49, 80, so. 55, 80 :55 and ii D. m s.os
JOHN H. ToTCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

| The old year closed with drmer tone than that
with which 1t opened in the real estate market The
Barring panic and the consequent tighness of money
induced great caution, and many buyers held aloof
| from the market In consequence. As money became
easier, the tone of the market steadily improved 1t
| is understood that the principal auctioneers have
already booked some important sales for the months
Of January, February and March, many Of which are
for valuable investment property which has been held
back By the executors and trustees on account OK e
| there are many buyers TO be on the Exchange
who have been absent more or less during the last
year. The demand for houses of moderate proper
lions in New-York City, continues Lots on the
West Side in favored localities have shown considerable
activity aud much business has been done In builders
Much curiosity was shown at the Exchange yeser- 1
day in the sale by Bryan h.. Kennedy under fors fore,
closure OF valuable water front rights on the Liist
River The property consists Of four lots ~ fqTay
seventh and Forty eighth .stS, abuttng on the East
River. 5Oxl67.5. The buyer also has the right y
the adjacent water front to the bulknead line; n,ons
whom were Timothy Donovan. W. G. Lester and y
syo the Tnfn T ff mae BID Of $500 and there
beng no better orcT, the whole was knocked down u
William kennedy offered under foreclosure No. SO SO
West Onehndred and hyesory riD aoupe e
pasi@s9t 5 g. h0s The U% pnn IN was the % Suysr SrDS
H. T. Harnett & Co offered three-story brick
Of O'E ps and forty econds Robsnsteln
was the buyer for S87S0 similar properly R on ma a
a similar property on Let 1oxirregular brought
81, 500 from tile same buyer; ,,,,,,.. -, ,,.u xo
III West Sixty-ninth-st fonrstory dwelling on
lot 20x56xlO0s, to Mrs. A. feiio"S lot 0'o'ooo'
The foowing sales were held at the Exchange and
Aurt.on r'Io sh ,lo NJ and No sg Last Sthst,
s-s',, - tstayp nlot iJx-xO1Xl67.5; J J Taylor,
80 - ons ~ " VI ''''N' F' ~
~ huiaing with lot No &C West lI2th-st, n
TO, ~ T NJ euox.ayc lot 2jNlOO.l1; Sarah Wood and
" " Iownsend 81, $50.
" 3stv huiIdlngs With plot OF land side Hamilton
place ~ 20 n OF I42c-st, plot 5llOx irregular;
i.cpeastcin, rtaSs Gin sas25o -
prcoRprn REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. N Y. CITY
Delsncey-st IS fs Of CannOn-st' 23Aloc' sss %,
I4e:h.st, $. i75 It OF S. Niehola''a'e i-oN
o., y2:li y 20 :. 20 - IN NJ jo5xioOS: w w
Lo,.ho 10 NJ " Fouche Observation-Disclosures. 1000
ruu'"c W az Uightrdoe.s. o5x12O;
ToSv 10 II Mas Observation-Disclosures. 1000
D"uS W =, ~ n, uobbridre.,t 2jA2O;
same 20 John Davis =; s:,c,,:i LOCO
Jacobs TO + Harris. ..-..-.-.-.-- l2'2'9
Altn-st No l6oi W Siote 70 - 4" na ii,,;i ~.
iaine, MuholIand To Rebecca May%ah ,,..: 22'ooo
iitu,st = i2o Cn,rooat1o Narh pi,h Zuer H. 500
m ,'onhhn " Sois, =, S ~ .,i'.ve ~ oxIOOS II
eiadken u Thomas ogle - >: ,.:: 1900
od-aVe :, - !. vuroatrnrd -. 26O0
rosief 20 Il a -n-, a4 ! =, = ~ 35d.t o2xsO: /.
Snnh ~, + M1yhor ..4.........--........
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortiandt and Des.
orV M Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
10 a. M f0r Geneva. IyOns. Enra: Rochester. But.
al, aod Tho West Pottsvle and principal local polnu
Chair Car TO Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension Bridge
S"a m Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate points
IL M Tor South Painneld and all intermediate points
- 40 D. M for Elnlra and intermediate points chair
car 10 Wilkesbarrc. , a ,.,..~..s,. -. -
necen TO ~ for bound Book intermediate points,
a.9o M for L, and r. Junction and principal inter.
Sat Sto y; 5oints n " Chair Car L. and b. Junction ~
No y M for willie and intermediate points Chair
Sa .So N m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate poln.s
Connec,on 10 Rcldins and Harrisburg
|o 5o n m Flemington and all intermediate points
.ao y m Tor Geneva, Lyons, Emra. Rochester, Buf.
s.o md The West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge - ,o.ao - - ,
40 H. m connect for all points In Mahanoy and Haze
'on eo'' f's'o SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II A. for Mauch Chunk. Hazcton Shenandoah
' TX II n M for Mauch Chunk and intermediates points
40 D. m. for Geneva LYONS. Elma. Rochester, Buf.
falc and the West Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus.
'e General Eastern Onice. 23J Broadway.
Tho New.York Transfer Co will call and
baggage from hotel residence through 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01
. RIE LINES.


e2t{R e2iqaG9 fSAyf VIZ dhMtSTAySSh IAkE 81 81 s.
NJ AaMH A&AGA oF 5HAaS AMaS6uSSfAiSs. fokEsfs AND
STREAMS.
" Port " Ji,R ws TG5sf9 Lax. S'Tss
dale, serahton Blnehamton Elmira Corning Watnns
a si sso ffS'3s
pss. sss''3 Train. i.'eae
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
oss .. Pe
union station except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
. m p NJ Dally-sold train for Chicago via Chau,au.
0.UU qua Lake, with dining to ChicagO. seeper'
" Chicago. Cleveland aud Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
a oopM except sunday-For Bnghamton Honesdaie
O.oU and Monticello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
DssSid train to chGa:' ya Sssa
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
2O pSyya C chaSsaua ses, EsSs ,nS Nias.' ssn
Chicago aud Cincinnati.
FOX PORT JERyIs.
PAYss Y 80 P 3 % 80 20 20 so no. % m 80
~ m. Sutiays-o a. H.. p. M. $50 p. M, 80 D. IN.
FOR NEWBURG.
w p. m. Sundays-9 a. M, p M, $3.50 p III
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
A. APPS AND TIMETABLES be obtained from
Nl ticket ohces. Also copies Of summer Homes" con.
Tomes describing vicinity Of NewYork .'chau,auqus
Lake Souvenir and summer Excursions"
~ lcKE1S AND PELLMAE SsMSs. add waa a.
2sdst Ferries SeS:YOrE; 1888 Fglton;.s. grCoxlyn
M SUeH and Jy tS SSa A Tnsfs
Company call for and ehesss baggage from h0e' ana resi-
''"''' d. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

COTrON-The spot market quoted steady and quiet
at 6c advance Sales 19 bales for consumption. Re
40 53S bales egast 80 Sl4 bales this
day last week and % go bales this time last year.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

ivy "''' 1891 1890
Bales. Bales.
Visible supnly ,554,Io9 342l 625
Eee|ipts DAYS 1898 lJ5,00i
Exports o Great Britain days.. 2S,404 65,69S
Exports France 2O,OS9 20.6Gl
Exports Continent days. 1S,90l Ol,loS
Stock I'm New-York licensed ware
houses, counted daily 3O $50
other places estimated) 1879
Total stock In New-York by running 49, 600 oo.
Stock Ia all United States ports 3lO,242 SS3e4S
Liverpool teegrans, AS p. m-Receips. 900 bales
OF 80 900 bales. sales, 10000 bales, OF
speculation and export 800 bales AmeIcaI
8 900 bales. Spot &arket-A fair business doing. Mid
ding upsnds, 3rbd. Futures opened steady at l-bid
10 2-6Id edvance. Manchester mafket-Yans-Qutt nut
steady. Cloths-Buyers OFF, less
Quotations American standard OF cassiica
New-York tribune., 1892-01-01

New.York Thursday. Dee 81.
The following sales were hed at the tNsaanse ana
Auction Room to-day. -. ...o -, .o,, 81,
2.sty house with plot OF and, No iS0 Last iSthst'
s. 475 Of istaye, plot jjX-N0'Nlo'oi IaSioF'
s3J, 900. . ~, ,,,. ,,.,,.. g
l25 II OF LehoNavc lot 2JAlOOili Sardh ID "oou anu
W Townsend, S22,7o0. "a. ,,u.,,,o,
3.sty buildings. With plot OF lahu sup
Place y 20 n OF 142c,t plot 5llOx Irregular l.
i,obenstein, s22 80
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-12
Remem bered His Dead Friend,

He was q ragged little chap of 10 summers,
says the Detroit Tribune. The inevitable stamp
OF the newsboy was upon him, but he wasn't
selling papers now. 1t was the afternoon of
tine Fourth, and he trudged manfully along
West Fort street swinging bunch OF cannon
crackers in his hand, and occasionally examin-
ing them to see that no i'll had befallen them
Block after block he battered on. always keep
ing just anead of me, and never turning to ad-
dress the other lads who were makiug merry at
the corners or on the lawns as he passed Just
beyond the boulevard a som what older boy
ran out from house with piece Of burning
punk. Here's torch, let's set EN- off, " he
shouted Not any, you don't, " was the surly
reply, and he kept up his steady walk
Finally he sat down % rest and looked loug
inRly at a lemonade stand which had been
erected for the day. Some boys, attracted by
the Dig crackers he carried, gathered around
Come on. fire en-" said one. "Tou'se kids
git away. These ere hent L be fired" he said
Les take SIN away from imp" suxg ,sted an
other. You try it oncet." He was on his feet
now with the crackers tucked under his tattared
jacket and a big stone in his hand. His lips
quivered bit, but his teeth were set and his
eyes glittared. Here, come with me- " saidEI
He dart d to my side and we walked on together
talking. No, he didn't live out tais way; he
just came out here to-day. How far was no
going? "Aw out ter Woodnere." "What, to
the cemetery" yep" Aud the crackers
who are they for?" Them Tnem's for Jim. ~
And Jim?' He wuz my pal He croaked
las month. Me and him wuz goin' ter have a
howlin' ole time t'day, so tot I'd bring desc out
we're ware 'e's DaOted-see?'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-12

In the improbable event of a conflict be-
tween the Pennsylvania militia and the
Homestead strikers, the chances are that
the soldiers would have a hard time Of 1t.
They are armed with old-fashioned Spring.
field rifles, which have to be reloaded after
each discharge, and from which the empty
shell must be extracted by hand. The
strikers, on the other hand, are armed with
rapid-fre Winchester magazine rifles, car
rying from seven to eighteen cartridges in
the magazine and capable Of being dis
charged at least five times 90 every one shot
that can be fred from the Springfield guns
The strikers are well organized and dis
ciplined, and have impromptn but very
effective breastworks about the mills, cou-
structed Of steel billets and armor plates
that are intended for the United States
naval vessels With such advantages on
their side, the strikers could do some very
ugly fighting if they were SO disposed, but
they are not going to lght the militia. They
have got too much sense to do anything OF
that kind.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-12
An Incident of the War.

at has been stated that for every 800 bullets
fired during the civil war man was killed, but
saw regiment OF Mssissippians who prided
themselves on their Workmanship send that
many bullets after man and fail TO get
him, " said Maj. James Huxley to a ST. Louis
GIobe-Democrdt writer. I'VE were at Corinth,
and had captured smooth-faced young yam
Ike e, convicted of being a spy, and sentenced
him to be hanged He was marched out of
camp to where a rude Rallows had been hastily
erected and the regiment detailed to see him
well into the next world formed a hollow
square The prisoner was q slight girlish-
looking fellow with q babysh face, and | felt
that he should be spared and sent home to his
mother instead OF being strung up spy.
expected to see MIN break down aud beg for his
life, and was nerving myself for it, when we
were treated to a spectacle OF quite different
kind. Just as he mounted the gallows with
guard on either side of him and
two behind him. he slipped his hands through
his jewelry and let out right and left, knocking
the first Two guards sprawling The two be
turned, vaulted over their heads, and before the
square could come TO a charge bAyonets had
broken through it and was running like a scared
cheer, and it was nearly a minute before the
order TO fire upon him was obeyed. Then a
scattering volley was sent after him. don't
know how the others aimed but can make
oath that my bullet did not come within a dozen
rods Of him. We gave chase, but it was like
irving TO run down a streak of lightning Once
the young daredevil turned and waved his
handkerchief, then fed on toward the ederal