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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
UMBRELLAS.

Ladies' and Mems Silk Umbrellas,
elegantly mounted on unique handles Of
Ivory, Agate, Fancy Dresden. Il karat
Gold. Fancy Pearl with gold mounting.
Natural Wood with Sterling Silver de-
post, Inlaid Silver and solid Sterling
Silver. at prices ranging from SIS to $50.
Engraving tree OF charge.
SPECIAL VALUES.
Very fine Gloria Silk Umbrellas. natural
wood handles. $l.15 each; actual value
$2.25
Extra fine quality Gloria Silk Umbrellas.
selected natural wood handles. silver
trimmed. $2.25 each; actual value s2.75.
Superior quality Gloria Twlled Silk UNI
brcllas. assorted handles Of Celluoid,
Horn. Dresden. and Silver trimmed. So. %
each: actual value $3.50.
Very best quality Silk -and-lincn mixed
Umbrellas. large variety OF elaborate
sterling silver handles. 81 to sos each;
actual value $3.50 to $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Our Handkerchief Department Ia reriete
with Novelties exhibiting the products OF
all the great Handkerchief mnr,tcts of tho
world, as represented by our window display.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
Sweeping Reductions in prices to close
out our entire stock OF Embroidered
Silk Mousselinc II ntikc rcliicfs and Jap
ancse Embroidered Silk l!andk err
chiefs. Both assortmcnts contain the
most choice colorings. Nothing mere
suitable for Holiday Presents.
Lot 1---35o doz. at 25c. each; worth 4oc
Lot 2--275 doz. at 39c. each: worth Soc.
Lot 3--225 doz. at 4Sc. each; worth TIC.
Ladies' Hnmsti,ched and Embroidered
nandkrrchiefs. 12lsc. each; worth zoe.
Ladies' Embroidered and Scalopcd bor-
dcred Handkcrchicfs, zoe. each; worth SIC.
Ladies' all linen Embroidered and Seal
lopcd Edge uandkcrchie.s. 81 ~. each;
worth 55c.
Ladies' all linen Embroidered Initial
Hondkerchicfs. 2:5c. each; in fancy boxes,
$1.0O per half dozen.
CHILDREN'S IIANDKERCHIEFS.
Children's Handkerchiefs OF all dcscrlp-
tions, in fancy boxes. at the following prices:
10c.. Poe, SOC, 59c. and 65c. a box.
MEMS HANDkERCHIEFS
Mems Hcmstitchcd and Printed Hand
kcrchcfs. 12i.c. each: zoe. per half dozen.
Mems all linen Embroidered initiated
Handkorchiefs. Zoe. each; in fancy boxes,
$1.5O per half dozen.
Mems Embroidered Initial Silk Hnndker-
chiefs. large size, broad hem. SOC. each;
worth 75c.
Mems Embroidered Initial Silk Handker-
chiefs. extra size and quality. zoe. and CSC.
each: best values offered.
Mems all silk heavy hrocaded satin Muf-
flers. SSc. each; worth $l.iS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
THE DAMAGED PIER.

me great steamer drew her full length out
mo The stream. and the little tug seemed to
nave as much effect on her movements as q
na'nacle might. Steamer and tug. for many
minutes IN This position. drifted down the
iNer. Now II was seen that the tug. small as
!! was. was cong hard work fJr SOON tia
n,cih began 10 SAINT up while the bow cllryed
f'sveiuliY outward. ana tfo steamer showed
XII hrst INDICATION OF going to sen as she had
MMttheito appeared. The Iiiot~nio nnmn "a ia
and having great Confidence In H." mn ~,
tpecd." ahehd-lull
:, Can We clear tho shore Z" asked Cant ro,
Aer, somewhat ahXiously. ~" IVA
III. on oh, yss, My. got lots OF room" answered
Tho steamer. had gathered her strength aud
Vas speeding forward diagonally toward Tia
hew YORK shore wit the ebh tide hclriny ON
~ c,r enuhsSu III hall minute. He could Mt
gear failed to work. ''0s''"S
there was hn5y ringing Of gongs and
peI1s and the engines wer, reversed mt iii
stteeu. IN FER - at tho foot OF franklin
s srs where the Homer Rum sdell line steam
en1 'or Newburgh land, a dozen dock hands
I'm" uchmen were at work. A one.korse
ionnGGss, stood near the side Of the pier. half
n mep saw the steamer heading for tho dock
Wv uu stared at her in ,amu&einsnt But When
n,s '.sseis bow was n hundred irct from than
~ they SAW the wild gesticulations of iha
III. Una the Sims officers. they fed
VIII prelasne salad gracefully and slowly mt
tw tm 'eirtlhis force. into the open SPACE be-
'"e'n Tier q and Pier % She struck Tier "A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

BUFFALO. Dec. 10. Tho FIRST complete state
ment OF tho canal commerce Of Buffalo for tho
season of 1892 is made public this afternoon.
The statistics are not encouraging To tho
friends and patrons OF the canals, showing. as
they DO n steady decline in the volume Of
business In spite Of vastly incrca sed trafilc on
the lake and rail routes rho number OF boats
cleared IL 5.+tO-a number that varies but
In 1a!,6 and 1891. The average freight vat"
on wheat for the season was ~ cents, the
lowest in the history of the canal. all hOugh
ports 0! flour and gram by cana! Tor he season
was 27,sia barrels o If t;our ard "i.,sssl5
last year aud 100000 less than in 1880
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' superior quality Pure Silk Hose.
in the newest colorings OF cardinal. bronze.
suede. nile. sky. pink, gray. heliotropc and
pearl, all sizes. $1.25 each: value s.. 9s.
Ladies' genuine Swiss Ribbed Balbrg-
gan Vests and Pants Vests high neck, long
sleeves all sizes. 4Sc. each, value G9c.
Ladies' genuine Swiss Wool Ribbed Vests.
high neck. long aud short sleeves. colors
pink. sky. natural. and white. zoe. each;
actual value $1.25.
Ladies' extra fine qunlity Black Cash
nero Tights. knee length. 'p1.6O pair;
actual value $l,0S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
CODIETING TIE PENSION LAWS.
The House Committee TO Report a Bill After
the Holidays.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 1O.-The House commit
tee on the revision Of the pension laws. created
on the closing day OF the last session. has
during the recess accomplished n great
amount OF work. and will probably report to
the House soon after the Christmas holidays.
There has been some MISREPRESENTATION in re-
gard to tho purpose OF the committee. includ-
ing the assertion that it would recommend the
restriction or hampering Of claims for In.
creases and the reduction or abolition OF at
tornoys' fees Such representations are false
The resolution under which the committee Is
acting requires that any code OF laws which It
shall submit shall conform to the existing
law and practice on each subject trented. and
shall not decrease in any instance the exist
Ing rate fixed by law nor modify any rate as
at present liked by departmental decisions
an! practice. The committee has authority to
recommend amendments especially dese-
mated as involving new Legislation as distin-
guishsd from the codilration of cxistin. laws
No such amend nients ara contemplated by
are OF the opinion that the present urgent
need is for systematic. orderly. am! accurate
arranEement and code OF exlsting laws; prop
t 4c coa. shouAY 3. e1a1
tho present Congress and that its pas
sage Should be row way leoparded by any
propositions looking toward changes in OK.
all only after mature deliberations. ~ hardly
any two men agree a. to the nature OF changes
which may DO es!rable:
to submit will contain about twenty chapters.
tho laws on each branch being 80 GROUPED ms
to be easy OF access and comp ehcnsipn, and
will reflect accurately and ely the spirit
thiMEs, Will be- presented and adopted BY tho
House.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
LA BRETAGNE CHOPS A PIER.
HER 1XE-LIKE NOSE SINKS IN EIGH-
TEEN FEET.

She Wouldn't Steer. the Pilot Says, b"t Per.
hnps the Tide Was MI.iudRcd-She Won't
he Able to sail for France These Ten Days.
Tho French steamship La BretaCne left her
pier at the foot Of Morton street. North Rivor.
ats o'clock yesterday morning. At $3.50 she
had returned to her berth with two big holes
In her bow and a heavy wooden beam rrotrud-
Ing from one Of the holes. As u toothpick might
stick out OF a mans mouth. N-shapnd cash
half through the pier at the foot OF Franklin
street told the rest OF the story. Nothing could
Illustrate moro forcibly tho tremendous power
Of ono OF these ocean steamers going at full
speed than that clean. kniie-ike cut through
the tough timbers OF tho pier.
La Bretagne carried sixty. ak cabin passen-
gers. and 4OS Storage passengers When
sho backed out into the stream the lido
was ebbing swiftly. and had she been
left to her own devices she would have been
carried stern foremost good distance down
tho river before her engines could have
mastered the current But as soon as her
stem cleared the bulkhead. n putting tug put
Its nose against hcr starboard quarter. vigor-
ouslY trying 10 push her stern up stream. For
long time the scene suggested baby trying
70 push an elephant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
The Columbian souvenir Coins.

WAsHIEdToS. Dec. 1O.-Sucretary OF tho
Treasury Foster received to-day an endorsed
draft for 10000 Worlds Columbian Exposition
souvenir coins. brought from Chicago by John
4. Shriver. u special Treasury agent appointed
for that purpose The guarantee from the
Worlds Columbian Exposition required by
Treasury was signed yesterday by Director;
General Davis. 1t will arrive on Monday, and
orders to the Director OF the Ninr to make the
shipment of coins from Philadelphia on Tues
day next The first instal lment will consist OF
$4,000 coins; $1,000 will 20 to Chicago. and
1000 l3tooSOsO, vii 10 sent to New York to llott +.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

500 copies Cons OF Art. comprising speci.
mems of recent art and magnificent engrav.
ings (onc large and very handsome vol
umcN. S1.4S; worth $3.50
100 copies New Popular Atlas Of tho
World. hundreds Of large colored mapS.
&c. 1903 edition. 81 10; worth $3.50.
HarpcrS Young People, S1.S5.
Roe Books. 4Dc. Elsie Books. 45c.
Farrar's Life of Christ. largo illustrated
volume, 9Sr.; worth $3.50
Natural Law in Spiritual World. Bacon's
Essays. Crawford. Lambs Tales from
Shakespeare. Imitation OF Christ. and other
favorte classics. in handy volume sizes,
beautiful cloth and vellum bindings. 4Sc.;
same in half levant, SDc.; worth Sl.5j.
Drummond's Addresses. DC; Scarlet
Letter, 1oc.; fine handy volume editions.
Story Of tho United States. illustrated
gift book edition. zoe.
Ont Of Doors with Tennyson. beautiful
volume. Csc. published at $3.50.
Dore Bible Gallery, Dante's Inferno. TO-
7Sc.
English and American Poets. in flno
bindings. at d., 9Sc., SLID, and S1.33.
Mary j. Holmes aud Flcmings WorkA
So.
Agcr Castlcman and Ellis's Works. 54e.
STANDARD SETS.
Dickens. II vos. Sa.Os. Thackeray. 10 vols,
Ss.l7. Eliot. vols. Sl.31. Mon,e Crs,o. J
vols, 0oc. Lee Mi.erabe s. wis. S0-. sus.
vols. 4!5c. Em"r.ons sys. VII. ( Sc.
Cooper. 5 vo's. use. MacaIlhy's Ei2ar. very
fine edition. = vo 8, $l.7s. Al IN cl,,h n inSs.
Also IN hnlf ca't bindings ct cores oad,ng.y low
prices
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, DC.
Protestan: and Catholic Prayer Pooks Hymnals.
oxford nibes, &C. in great variety. at very attrao-
tive prices.
SPECIAI--5Oo copies oxford Teachers Bibles,
complete. seal binding. divinity circuit. at &10oO
worth So
GAMES at lowest prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
ART EMBROIDERY Dept.

Most acceptable Holiday Presents can be
found in the class Of goods We are now
offering in this Department. Oriental En-
broiucries that were eXtravagantly high
are much lower in price than heretofore.
us evidenced by the following quotations:
Silk Lambrcquins. hand embroidered. %
inches wide. 1Os inches long. knotted silk
fringe. in all coors. 81. ~ each: worth &c.
Silk Lambrequins. gold embroidered. "a
inches wide. 80 inches long. $o.9S each:
worth sos.
Silk Lambrcquins. embroidered in silk
and gold. II inches wide. 80 inches long.
all colors. $6.OS each: worth $40.
Habutai Silk Lambrcquins. gold en-
broidered. 30 inches wide, 1903 inches long.
$lO.0S each: worth $3.50.
Fine quality Satin Lambrequins. richly
embroidered. 81 inches wide. lOS inches
long. $1S.OS each; worth s25.
TABLE COVERS. &c.
IIan1-pnnted Silk Table Covers. s6 inches
square. handkerchief fringe, all colors,
$3.lS each: worth s..
Hand-embroidcred Silk Table Covers. sc
inches square. knotted silk fringe. Ss.75
each: worth $3.50.
Gold-cmbroidcrcd Satin Table Covers. SO
inches square. knotted silk fringe. $3. 0S
each worth ST.
Habutai silk Decorating Scarfs. hand
somcly embroidered. in silk and gold. 10
inches wide. 40 inches long. all colors.
$1.GS each; worth $3.50.
FANCY NOVELTIES.
Special reductions to close out the balance
OF our stock OF Fancy Novelties, as follows,
Hand painted Ceilulod Handkerchief Cases. SLID
each; reduced from sl5O-Fancy CO!ored Photo
BASKETS. Csc. each. T5c.-Railia straw Photo
Baskets. ;s8c. each: worth 5oc--iiand. paint ed
Photo Frames. :BSc. each: reduced from 5oc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
FANCY NOVELTIES.
LEATHER GOODS.

Sterling mounted Leather Goods for the
Holidays .-Tho largest variety OF fine
Leather Goods ever shown in the CITY,
Travelling Bags in large variety. OF the
finest Leather and best manufacture.-
Furnished Travelling Bags with rich
mountings and sterling nttings.-Star-
ling mounted Pocket Books. Card Cases.
Wallets. Bill Folds. Cigar Cases. Purses,
Writing Foios. Writing Tablets. Photo
graph Albums. Photo Frames. Drinking
Flusks. Toilet Cases. Travelling Rolls. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
SILVER TOILET ARTICLES.

Our Holiday display Of Silver Toilet
Articles comprises over 10000 pieces in
every possible requisite for tho dressing
room. and in designs more numerous and
elegant than before exhibited. Complete
outfits to match in many designs.
Hair brushes. $50; Mirrors. sos, Comba
$3.50; Powder Boxes. $500; Nail rolishers. 0s.4Ol
Cream Boxes, 500, Nail Files Corn and Cuticls
Knives 8l.:sS; Cloth Brushes 81 O5, Hat Brushes
SECS; Cologne Bottles. 81; Extract Bottles
$40; Glove Powder Bottles. S2.1O; whisk Brooms.
Sc Combination Cushion and Jewel Boxes 81. 0OS
lair Pin Foxes. $40.
TOILET CASES. &C.
Toilet and ilanlcure Cases In great va
riety: Shaving Sets. Atomzers. Fancy
Cologne Bottles and Baskets. Triple Mir
rors, Cellulud and Ivory Toilet Articles. &c.
SPECIAL VALUES.
Toilet Cases with Brush. Comb. ani Mirror. -
0sr.. 81 80. $500. &;s.Os. SS.4s.
Combination Toilet aud Manicure Sets In hand
some Flush eases. with best cel!uoid fittings.
Ss.Js; regular ST. eases
Manicure Sets at 8sc.. S1.4s. Sl.Os and 13.Os.
French Atomizcrs at :sBc., Csc, and 0sr.
100 dozen Hand Painted and Vienna Powder Boxss
at Osc. and 81 .4s, worth slbO and 81 90.
$50 dozen fii!gree Bottles at I2c., lJc. and 7oAS
very special values.
500 dozen Fancy Bottles with rSfu1ass at ia,
Sic. and 4sc. mali value
4 GREAT NOvELTY-3no dozen Peppsr
ari Salt Sets. with miniature cham :.ngns bottle
shaped pepper box and salt cellar small tray Of
Whits metal. with bronze TRAININGS. Al 9sc.S
worth $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
HOUSE COATS. BATH ROBES,
and DRESSING GOWNS.

Mems extra fine quality plain colored
cloth House Coats. Farmers satin trimmed.
1928 each: actual value S7.95.
Mems superior quality plain colored
Cloth Smoking Jackets. with satin-quited
collars and cuffs. SS.0S each; actual
value $l0.4S.
Mems extra tno quality plain gray
Blanket Bath Robes, with fancy borders.
$4.9S each: actual value $3.50.
Mems superior quality plain Cloth
Dressing Gowns. with silk girdlcs. SO. 4S
each; actual value $l1.5O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

On the application OF tho American Road
Horse Association. through its Secretary. Mr.
c. A. Willis. tho lark Eoard have appointed
next Wednesday FOR a hearing ofthe complaint
that tho roads in Central Park are unnecessa-
FLY crowded by eVuestriaIs Although the
ihey frequent the drives In u way to inconven-
l lcnce the drivers. who have nowhere else to 20
selte1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
JEWELRY Dept.

Diamonds and Precious Stones in largo
variety OF settings and mouutinga.-Nov-
elites in Gold, Silver. Shell. Onyx and Jet
Jcwclry. --Liold and Silver Watches
Large and superb collection Of fine Jewelry,
consisting Of Lace Pins, brooches. Scarf
and Bonnet Pins. Finger Rings. Sleeve But
tons. Watch Chains. Necklaces. Charms.
Pendants. hc.- Immense variety OF Ster-
ling Silver Novelties. Ali the leading
Souvenir Spoons Of America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
The Barnett Jury Dlsnurccs

Tn" Jury which tried Abraham Barnett the
Baxter sti oct pullcr-in for the killing Of Jonn
T. Clover, came into tho Oyer and Tern iner
yesterday morning and told Justice Russell
that they could not agree. Fievrn OF the
Jurors favored verdict of gu;ly with n strong
man refused to accept such u verdict They
wore DISCHARGED
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
TRYING TO Get IL Pardon for Col. kim,

NASHVILLE Dec. 1n-Mrs. H. Clay King and
hcr daughters are in the city trying to secure
'he pardon OF Col King. who Is serving a life
term for tho murder o; David rostop in Mem
This. opinion seems to hn divided as to
Ini Iasirn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
STATIONERY DEPT.

Gold and Silver Pens. Novelty Stationery
Boxes, Work Boxes. Gold and Silver
Thimblcs. Walnut Writing Desks. and Sill
yer Stationery Novelties Including Ink
stands, Calendars. Stamp Boxes. Mucilage
Bottles, Pen Wipers, Blottcrs. &c.l.
Il carat Gold Pens on pearl handes---No. ?. 9sc. 1,
No 8. Sl.ei, No. !. Sl.i.; worth $l.c5 to $3.50
silver Thunbcs. ;t5c., 4sr., 75c. Gold ThiIubles.
S2Os 10 xj.74.
Special lot Inls.d Walnut Writing Desks. highly
finished. At &B.Os, worth $500
Work boxes at Disc. and $l.4s; worth SIPS and
Si71
Large Onyx Inks.ands. 83.Os; positively worth Sc.
silver Inks,ands. &S.Os and S5.04.
silver Calendars. 12Ds.
Christmas Cards amd Calendars In all the
novelties Of the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
NI.s Madison Get. Twelve Years

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. IL. Josephine Madison.
tho murderess OF John Hobbs. whom she shot
at the Powellton avenue station on April 10
Eiddie to twelve years IN the Eastern Peniten-
tiary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD 6 SIMPSON,
9Th Avenue,
Holiday Attractions.

establishment Holiday
TO here,
everywhere They
Of prices
below; a visit wi rryea thousan other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
Annual Meeting of the Federation Of labor.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10,-The twelfth annual
Convention OF the American Federation Of
Labor will begin In independence Hall. this
city; on Monday morning and continue for q
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
FANS.

Paris novelties in rich Fans and Opera
Glasses ---Combinatio Of Real Lace and
Pearl, Ostrich and Shell. GauZe aud Enam.
ellcd Wood sticks. Lemaire Opera
Glasses, in Silver Pearl Shell. Gold Plate.
Aluminium. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

Is now in progress at our store. Customers
are moving In ard out constantly and caus-
Ing such movement Of furniture that only
continual receipt Of new goods keeps the
stock from running out. A house fitted up
from our stock is like garden full of roses.
Like Ta!stair who was both witty himself
and the cause OF wit in others, rooms fur
nished from any OF our handsome fashion,
able suites are both pleasant in themselves
and the cause and source OF pleasure in
their occupants. If you want To know how
wonderfully far a little money will 90 in
making n home attractive aud inviting.
come and examine our stock. The inspec-
ton will surprise you into making pur-
chase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11
DOLL DEPARTMENT.

French and German DOlls.--Bebe
Juneau Dol!s.---Fancy Creased Dolls
4Sc. to $40 cach.---i,isque. Kid, and
Patent Jointcd Dolls from poe. 10 $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

Paris-Inade Evening and Carriage
Long Wraps, Top Coats & Jackets.
RICU CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
On Monday we shall commence tho
sale of over 900 Paris-made Evening
and Carriage Long Wraps, ut less than
onc-half regular prices. This Is a most
beautiful collection, and as all the
leading makers of Paris are repre-
scented, the variety OF styles Is very
great.
Also 900 Paris model Top Coats and
Jackets, the richest garments that have
been imported this season, at so per
cent. less than Paris prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-11

1000 pieces Evening Silks, in
Ondule, Changeable and Crystal
Bengalines, Faille Franchise, Bed
ford Cords, Surahs, China Silks,
Brocaded japanese. Brocaded
Satins, Crepe de Chine, in all the
latest tints for party and dinner
wear, from 800. to $275.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


Wow York SATURDAY Jun" li-BEENT->-Keceip'@ 50
car"td- .2G0 h-d--3 carloads consigned direct TO
ssuqlterers - carloads for export alive and no cars
for market. No trading Feeling steady. CITY
dressed beci in ligh, demand unchanged prices No
later cable shipments report d. but the Msr:
-al3 Will tke IN addition 70 thO. 1feaiy men,On'l 10
cattle Tor J. Rclmer.
CALVES-Recrlpts. 2c9 heal al At GOth-st Steady
Tor live calves but trade limited for want OF stock
Poor good ,eas sold az Ia5c per n bnttemilks ct
HaIlenbccs n Hollis 80 buttcrmilk calves. 1is n.
Iclllrc. Wright 4 Co. lis y"als, 1874 ~ At - %.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-tccclp,s. including 3 cars con-
signed direct butchers II 302o head-io car.
Jersey CITY caJ ~ 6oth St and cars at lioboken
being fully tsc per = GOOD lamb. STEADY. but COM
stock .od lower than ever The pens were not fully
clc,rd sheep ranged In pic" from ~ l2? % =, L,
I"r 100 \ common u good lambs sod ~ Gdsc per ~
and q little bunch 81 selected wcthers a. 80 81.
S,lcs-K. Hippo q 2yi ohio sheep. ~ y average.
90 - = AZ - a. = -! krntukY lambs. 80 = ~ ~ -
NJ collins I2l ohio y.1rlinrs ~ At ~ Ia. i3j
Ohio sheep - .. 81 - Gei2 - 10. = n a. 81 30
Puf,o d. ~ r - 80: ~ % tculls. ~ n Mt
- p 2jl k'ntncfy lambs. - % at 7c per n @l3 d"
Nev,on Glle., 80 Ohio sheep SO n. a, ~ 60 per
100 =.
. McPhcr'en. & co l75 virginia culls. 50 = at
J. y Pidrock : son 2o' Virginia lam, = o. y. at
- rcr = ~ do ~, =. At g. III DO u = At q, :
~ s; 1919 DO ~ = q; - 30 OHIO sheep - = &C
- o.. 1873 do - y ~ - - ~ DO. 81 n AZ - ~ y
81 Kentucky ewes. = p. AZ - ioi2.
g. bll'nl1ck 80 W st'rn ~h'cp. - =. AZ - 30; i
HOGS R.-clp- u cas, nd. or . i4 head , caroli
4Oth--t ind n '-pld. tltv. None for ~
alive. Nom'.ally st'ady st sjHsj 90 per 100 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-13
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM
station foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table in effect Nav 20 1892.
Trains leave win
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

For Philadelphia. 400 746. go. 1000, l1.3o g. m,
WITH anas To- 2' ssg Win dining asa sa' sS 49,
&c %sass. sy %, 900 100, so
g with dinias car 49, SsV dining car o'oo y 49,
Hadaensl trains week-doys for Baltimore 2. 600 n.
r.ici i Gag Rsy.lsSaTx pe:ss 2,
x. so5 :sssS iss:.ba ms'F 8 f.
i2l5 night For sunbury. Lewi,bgrg and WiIIamiYpoi
u. aS.I ss,G q; ' Ssh sanaiy SS lis
30 30 GJ go 10 s'' 7so
5ls s'5 so%4 iso Ss5 sS B. M NJ to Allentown
For wiiSe.baffe PtstOn and Scranton. s.4s H..
40 p. No. SUNDAYS, I. 80 q. M uo,.,.,,, ann
s' So1 fa S@p ass sne south smSo $50 SIS
lll5 a. IN 130, 400, 40. $50, Gl5. 73O D. m Sud-
DAYS, 900 .. 400 p. m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For freehold os Atlantic hSnssSs go s F.eLcS
For Red dnk Long Branch and points south g Point n
SIS p M Sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbuy
rsr 800 M 100 rp M Bo,necas Park and paru.
CAT 40, SIS a. m /. 80 4.30 p. NJ,
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton. 4So g. m'
For Monmouth Beach. seabrght and Highland Beach.
49, s.l5, 1l.15 a. m. 1so. $50 p m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier s. n. r. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Red Bank, Highland Beach,
Saturdays only. 3.45. 500 p M Sundays, $50 a. m.
pe.an s q ios seam c sadays ony s M
Sundays except Ocean Grove and AsbuFy Park 80
T1 ss.ara Tms only ss 'I pa banes at $50
For Freehold at 345 D.