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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
Toronto, Dec. %, 1892.
THE ,xso1rpLE PROBLEM OF SOUND.

.ho rditor OF The Tribnn g.
.,r. Your notice OF IIamertons MAN IN All
. ..ordov,s Tribune reminds me OF the ola queS-
,,,, in ,bvsIcs-" Is there any noise where u"Ie y
~ or f., hear to- The drift OF your nouce j. eN'-
,on,,y against IIamertons assertion That 'h're are
~ ,oord sounds; but nevertheless thihK
,,,,or,or IL right and | have never beeh aDe W
aa.,and that sound Is anything else than sen
., nr,duced with the assistance OF an ear sun
,a.,,o, IL one that 1t IS impossible to answer
o,,sivaIv for obvious reasons
cohcIuS''' CHARLES r. BALLARD.
,,,no,o, snrIngs VT, Dec. 90, 1892.
rrbis nroblcm calls to mind the story OF
c;dnay Smith picking his way through hi'hN
r ondon alley. and finding two Irish women WHO
anna had language at each other IRON ''cir
connective dooisteps. They will never aSre''
.,it tbc comical clergyman; they are af9"'"S
from different premises" FROM 'ne poi"' "
..,. ~ nhvsics il is az impossible for SOUND 10
-. ,,i,bout an ear 10 hear it as for an eNpcIi-
.,on, % he made without an eNperlm'h'er !"
n,otn IL and observe the result. But n'''''-
"h,.aicoIr. who can tell whether there j. no'
,ercantive apparatus, wholly separate from NV
hnman nervous system, which can MAKE so'" Y,
.hinr of-weu. say the Pythagorean mus" ~,
the suberes? A great deal of our poetry wiz
On TO the dogs if the physicists ihsi'' VII .
,vhoI,v empirical ,,iew of thngs'-Ed''
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MILEAGE. PAST AND PRESENT

.ho EdIt0r OF The TrIbuhe
ST.. your editorial In Fridays issue on hoau
po,arm, reminds me Of travelling on the NauonAi
1,,.n,,av through Ohio Virginia, Maryland ana
p|1nsylYania in 1s43. Tolls were adjusted Oh Nv
.id,h Of tires. two.nch paid more than "ny oner'
4 oinch tire paid no tolls; 1-21hch roe'''u -
y IN, ',,n from, the road a finch tire more, and
o'ar ,i,es received enough drawbacks TO pay io
e,l ,esn NJ the tennis An sinch tire was almost
"' GOOD as roller for the road. We had no canals
do ss,,oads ont West ih those days to haul goods
=, cost 90 cents ton per mile from Cincinnau 10
cambridge City. Ind. and now suppose 'he "'e
'". % ,ho latter CITY would think one-half cent
cna' ,o,,c a ion sufficient What VIII be ihe raw
Sfiv wears hencei Ask ChauneeeTo L. ~
nv ibi,lIps Postofdcc. Dec. 10. lsvS'
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CONTINENTAL UNICNISM IN CANADA.
MR.. GOODWIN SMITH At VARIANCE WITH THE
LOYALTY" PARTY

LOYALTY PARTY.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Ny friend. Mr. ErasuIs Winan. II seems mas
been telling tho people Of Rhode Island that they
must not be beguiled into the belief that the nnneXa
ton OF Canada is possible within quarter oil cen
tnry il them: that q" not In a single CANADIAN con
sIituency could a member Of Parliament or AN Alder
man or even a poundkeeper be elected on this plat
form; and that 10 advocate ahhtA"'io" "o "
death 10 any politician
am sorry TO find myself at variance Win my
friend, but ] really must enter protest against
statements by which Americans may be mised re-
spcctinc a question in which hope they are begin
ming 10 take II serious interest. Mr.. = Nhc' VINO
has hitherto been the most prominent adNocal" O
continental union in public IS member Tor Essex III
the ontario Legislature. and am Informed 'ha' h'
o,vos his seat 10 his uniOnis. opinions. On III o."''
hand | am Informed that powoIln local '",u'O','
lost his election for the Dominion Parliament ny ''e
violence at which he came out against '''u"''''
,u,ouss,n Mother OF the two political parncs mas
vet made Continental unionism lis PLATFORM 'no's"
a., 1,n.r,1 Marty f. now rs distinctly American ~
u,e Tory marty Is anti-American and European II
follows that NJ party candidate can receive "o"'n"
tlon q. a rnionist. On the o'her manu. - "IS
lief TINT IN most Canadian constituencies '"',u'u''
who had obtained the party nomination "o"" nv
81 ot al bv being a Unionls while there are ho'
3D., oDs,itnencies In which, II ! mistake not. be
could oair by It, or unsvowed tnionls's' po'h vi
our Dominion and local Legislatures We nave r''70"
10 think there IL II good deal.
That UEonist could not be elected an A''gi.i'' ''
or poundkeeper Is an assertion WIN"
Strangely TO any one living In Canada.
on ihe Loyalist campaign which Mr. Wman mas
I'm CARRYING On IN the Maritime Provinces nave
Ind an accoun, from entirely authentic source
49,, ,n,mont assures me that fhe LOYALTY when was
loudly professed dhc paform is not proie'u DS A''
same men In private. The fears anu rn'I'l''S
rliticiaus are vcrywlierc the same lA1f "'''"'
-, yin lao hraced and they VIII h. free 10 NriiA
What they really Thank As soon a 'o'u"p'''S " gu
~ Tnionlsm appears In our press - l., ,,ol, snraad
and is -il spreading In pitc OF NIL i1e ,i s :" Down
NY - nj n -oCia com tnntl T. e. uo"h
- Inn Statesman can only be lnduc,l l"I ol
-, iav aidn their party differences TOT Nl,l""i ~,
-, ava TO purSue common toward ailada u VIZ
y.aay and sympath.tic policy thc unity OF 'hl1 ro IN
,tmt With un enjoyment Of all ttS r,>"ufr'n Nv an
liFa1, ,,,a,,s and perpetual freedom from war, may
a no distant time be secured What y% l"us '. iU
AZ ~ "a cave from i1Iin, YOU may cDHpi"'' paw
fully ana "lV"'"' 49, GOODWIN SMITH.
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OBITUARY.
CPtNGE .JTDD.

Chicago Dec 27-Orlnge Judd. the widely known
senior editor of The Orange JUDD FARMER VI IL
CITY. died this morning. lie became III last fFday
and death resulted from Werthons disease Fnne'a'
services Will be held Oh THURSDAY
Orange Judd was born near Niagan Falls. y u
on July % 1s23. lie was graduated u Ne'rE@n
University in 1s47. After teaching unill lo'o' IL
studied analytical and agricultural chemistry al lar.
He became editor of The American A-ricultuIlst
(New-YorlO in 1858. and in 1-j6 Is owner ana pun
Usher lie was also agricultural editor oi " The Ne"
York Times" from 1s53 to 1853. In 1917 Ire sent
10 Europe and import quantity OF sorghum -eea.
which he distributed free. lie wa- the principal
member OF the firm OF Oranc" Judd a Co.. Wm'h
published agricultural and scientific works. and
Hearth and Home" and later lie was president oi
the Orange Judd Company for some year. ia l76"
he served with the sanitary Commission at Getty
burg. and then with the Army of the Potomac rom
the Eapidan 10 Petersburg. In ls67 and loG9 h" was
president OF the New York. Finishing and Nortn Side
Railroad. ana If the New or ana Flushing Kailroad
In connection with Conrad Poppcnuscn he projected
the network OF railroads now covering Long Island.
In 1873 Mr.. Judd retired from the presidency Of the
orange Judd Company and succeeded 10y Ms
brother. David W. Judd. For some years previous
he had been Only nomnally connected with tl" com
panv. In July. 1ss3. Mr.. Judd made personal
assignment. While he in the country, recovering
from the effects OF a sunstrokc OF his creditors
sued him on n note for $1,000. Mr.. judd could not
attend 10 the ana the creditor would not consent
10 an extension Of few days. which would have
made the assignment unnecessary. Mr.. Judd hnan
cal cmbarFas~mcnts began in 1870 when h. gave
100000 for the Orange Judd Hall Of Natural Science
nj WESLEYAN University and contributed largely 10
the budlng Of churches and Sunday schools and -
other pilantlropic enterprises. He then largely
engaged ~ real estate operations ard railroad enter
prscs Heavy depreciation Of his real c>tat" crippled
him and he went into varons business cnterprls es
with the hope q realizing enough to meet obligations
incurred by lavish giving I'm prosperous times but In
some ~ them he lost heavily. In 1851 Mr. Judd
established the Orange Judd Farmer Company I'm
Chicago. Mr. Judd wrote great deal for the pres.
notnhly his own Journals. In 1-63 lie originated
series Of Sunday school lessons for in
the year. upon which the later Berean aud Inter
national lessons modelled.
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straight a:5 uJ0 30. winter latent - - - mn
ucspia clear, s30s. 80; DO siIaight 20 tV1 - no
fly,,rlfn brund, higher. Rye flour steady duH 'ho'e
Pennsylvania. - - per Lhl. bnchwhTt hOuI Hulet,
unchanged. new. II so" - per 100 lbs. Nn'hI
speculation strongly bui,h. prices closed ~
higher call, uneraut'i. IN export cl"Nhti o0 -
> t,un,v lyauia and 40. = Delaware rcd, III 40 &c e
No red. in do. short storage, 80 : 40 r'sun'
- lie so = rcd December. 20 20 % "fC ""i
uarv - a-l01 Gc. February, 10 II NdI'"
- i4a7- 10 kyc. No. = cnnsy ANA, 07c' 'oin i
option market firm 40 Nac'd, "--"l III - n,rS
with wheat. steamer No. high mixed ~ uii.
elevator A. lie. scamrr I'm export cl'Fd"I ~ -
= yellow I'm grain depot. 3io 100. 40 HiA'u IN eiah
depot l. &c, do m export r"Na'oI' ,pQ' "," 1u
mr. 4-c. No ! mixed Dcc"mher. - 3 n f't Jan
uary A. 81 use. February i-0 10 lc, M"r,h' -"
4, 1-it tpat.-Irude quiet and ONerlhb' 'uHN 'p"
L, requirements. failures Gul, without my 'i run
cnanc,., 80 mixed. sc. 40. ) white. 81 -, ul
cfat,d white. SIC. do choice" Zoe W. "hl''.
40 IA 10 ! -. No. white. December. 'P - lh :.
January -. - ! e. February, ~ l--"pl "-4c :
March, 80 Btu TOO. Butter quiet, steady l'unN!!
,.Iri1 creamery. extra. 20, 3lr, Icnn-NlFahll lrh
,rtr 3i0J-r Fs5- .carcr and wanted fehhoyl
,,ri. first BE Chpte. steady NcN-l'fh iac' ~
10 ST. II .c: part ,Aim,. 10 0c' Nusa' NJ
nnod quiet. steady: cubes. Jc. W'hF,'
standard roUdrird Dc: me grahuiat'u -.
standard do 4 sc: crown y, > l-c' cNrhi ~
4 80 ,ouilr r.;ined-dlamOnd y, sc. 'uhircuoh.
rrs' \ :l-Ac rcd star \. f.jGc. Keystone ~ d.puc
FroujJu f. liic: d. extra &. 394c rtd Tar J'lc
,,r.cr .tnr t. 3.Clc blue star {, - I-r fr'u quit
steady. winter bran i60 lTc per n. i',rlFilh
steady refined I'm hi. r.f0, loatnr duIl U'T;ua
~ ld weather M 7co -Oc per bush. Receipts fiouP'
oGroO bush. cat. 22.HO0 bush. Shfih'nls Nn'"''
= SEQ lush corn. 5l,-OO lu,A' oais. l1.Oo Du'''
-. ro,,, ncc a7.-Fiour DUH unchanged. Wheat
or.,.,d s;,,,uc and a--c up: the huNlne was very
.1uvr Later there T., down "i - - , "ii
,hc clo.e was - &c above Friday Cash "a "7'
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NORTH pACH.

Mofin Pach, a prominent cloak manufacturer Of No.
3S7 broadway. died Mondiy at . D. N. AZ his hone.
No. Oh f1ithaNe. He dlned with several friends AZ
Delmonicos Saturday night. and Sunday morning
complained Of soreness IN his throat Dr. Dcs,ar Il
No. IS West Fofiyninthst found that H. suffering
from sever attack o. t0nsis Dropsy o. threat
ct in Monday. On that dsy the swollen tonsils
aftcrwarl.
Mr.. rach was born in Stcttn. Germany and about
nfty-thrce years Old. He had establishment IN Rim
" which the New.York house was a branch. and hc
divided his time between tho cities. His only
lives In this country Gotthef Gustayus w. and
oscar Pach. tn photographers. Mr. pach popular
business clrlc-. aud was prominent member ~ Tho
Progress club. Ihe funeral services VIII b. held ST
No 6l2 FfhaVe Thursdv at . 80 a m. Tho body
VIII b. sent Berlin for burial lie leave. widow ia
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p.sTopAL WORK By WOMEN.

To the Editor Of The IT. pun NM, e., ,ns IN.
- vour issue OF to-day, after stating 'ne III
III ;" s.S. chat a woman had been appointed as
,.,ort ,o the pastor Of one Of the Brooklyn cnurrAen
vow odd that as the majority Of church inrnp0o
,Somen is IL not just possible mat som. W asn NJ
no. take kindly 10 the IDEA OIL "'' "''''
their own sex'' ,,, ,.,o ,,ot some
answer that while it is no don', True .a ",resay
no, ,oke Kindly to the idea there are ALREADY
'nesoncs Of women doing unofficial pastoral "U Un,
thousn'. linen most successfully have 'neN no.
among , ,ha nastors In visiting the SICK, The poor
.nH those in anciion1 reioI ina. MIA ~ 1s "''
one chhrch hu'" VIVIAN MARY ID. HCS>hr.
a.. Orange ~ j., Dec 10, lo9-.
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gounIrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON TCLAIk.-l!esdence
ptlrc-tio, fDr -ale and 20 lot. largo variety
4 choice lgiilrc sites. BIS Y 1Ai
LOE. ; Reeknan-st. and Montclalr
AT BLOOMFIELD. y. For s'lr
,h,rp. f.trv. Ia. complete ord ., l,-M.Y
.brira building. 800 square i'oti 80 -
1''r|t,r- 30 $40. anO. 80 arh $50
sqaarc ret zach 10 b. c,i'.ae. - ID. s,l,,d
i,,.ty - - L.. & ~. r. r.. \ T.. X. Il.
f~,Ieft stations. fr further particulars
.-e y ATTAIN Rr~SiLL. boondirid. y j.,
cor NTHY STORE and Farm for sale
ch.,p ln Urntral Virginia, r.ttblishd
trafs daily mail Address l.. b., l.. ..
Bon or NcwNofk.
fOK SAIL. az New-lltnbur9. one %
IN. n.e-' country seat on %" Hudson. with
9D acre. ~ land filled with frnib ehd -hnd" b,
large house. gaIGsus. cptin-" ara every
hing coniletc. For further infompti 70
aprig O. CHARLES II. MEAD, tohwcu
Landing orange County, y. }.
PROPERTY in the onng'- y. ). a
sus.t,if,I. >1re tarra.n. for sale. l.. T..
HAMILTON. 90 nradNny.
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TIE DEAN OF PETERBOROUGH.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The very Rev. Marsham Angles. ID. d.. Dean
OF Peterborough died at Southsea the 10th ult.,
In his seventy eighth year. The London Tines says
that his death Is regarded as great loss throughout
his diocese. with which he had been connected over
fifty years rising from chancellor through residential
eanonry and proctor In convocaiion to the Deanory
HIS death Is felt in America. which he loved lie was
IN the habit OF giving popular educational lectures on
Nauon and OF telling his people that the Consotu
uon Of the United States was the finest and most ad
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BOARD an0 Rooms.


IrANDSONE suits: newly furnished
house. pailor dining room; pilFatc taIi's
rnfcr.ncrs 30 West 4utn st.
u0TlL, VIANO aud Restaurant, 80
East lsth.-t.-Rooms dally, - up; week. y.
vim bllri. Sl2 up private dining'fo'hi Ior
Iaft.e.. --
BOTH ST. 81 WF>r.-Fourth llo0r back,
or thlrd Moor. font, sunny room WIN poAIu >
Iifrr.urr-.
55IH->r.. 3Os WE>r.- beautiful alcoNs
-. 80, flren ner.ons. Others ctNe,
refined home; music; excellent location ;
roa -ulab.c.
G4Iif Isl. - ENSI.-flne rooms &C.,
uphtfu homo IN Christian family llOefal
table: adults desired.
~ MADI-ON-AVE.-La Large heated hall
noon. for one ar two; superior table, terms
m0dtrlt
81 WEST 3iTn Sr.-llou-e CHANGED
hands: nicely furnished rooms, W.th ~ ~
eucn-
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for Sale.

ALLIGATOR BAGS. p1ck'tbgoh',
trunks. drc.sugcasc,i closing Cut holul'
vooI. special prices belUf" taking s.Ock.
,IINEI.f.S SCHWARTZ. ManuidctuIer' -
fth.ayr.. bet. Sih and mn St..
4 MUSICIAN yon2 south offers mig
uiGcenf - GOO grand urri2ht piano. TioV'
almost ucH: ar latest inpro, cment~ IA
.,ffou. ivory hey-. string. sOundboill,
ffirnfi Franc. ca.s. pedals. bridges. agIale,
silver mounted, unique. BEAUTIFUL IGN
rrande-t tnnr. gua.an eel. HlOiA'''
80 West 23d 81.
AT EFDUCED PRICES 800 second
hand wood and iron working mach!nr'
f,iliv yiIsralt.pd chinery bought and ~
rIa;gef. GIOltrE y. EDDY, 3Ys Mad
i-on--t.
BEAUTIFUL NEW SOUMEE upright
rllno,. $50 regular price 5000 Fischer
urr..li $40: thirkcrng, slJO; lh>tt'-
.nf- NTERROTT 10 ith-aNe,
ror l1th--t.: lopcu cvrnng'l.
MUSICAL BOX. new Swiss. playing u
tunes win l'tn.r Otta'hm nj cost SlO0i
,in ~.I f,f $40; ln perfect oder -O1
Broadvav. Room -.
SAFFS -Eare,in, IN new and second
hand SAT-: ,pcrl'l bargains tht month.
T. H. GRjSS. l0J Broadway. Y. Y.
SEVERAL articles - antique mahogany
furniture. old arandfathcrs rlork- chairs.
ef.. aiIfiquD furniture restored IN peri
order "3a Hth'N"- .neor 24th =.
| 40 GOO. 600. ELEGANT -7--top or
/ paus only as: now papof0rtrs ri3j. DAN.
| III T.. BEATTY. Washington. y J.
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tjslp n)anie0.


AGENTS and CANVAsSEHS, male or
female; 80 to g. daily profits sure eS-
pcrienrr unnecessary no talking eault'd :
exclusive territory given. For paItlcuia
addfe., /. PUINAM 4 CO., West Nlhsteu'
Conn.
A,ENf>. PEDLFRS WANTED Toilet
soaps. Pcrfun,ry. stove, Brass aud Silver
inc Pulisnc-. t,rla-c Eradicator>, INK
Frt.or-. Salyes. Ointments, Blac kings,
Muciiagcs Matches. Letter Papers, ~
tcrninatOrs. IT,. each. Samplr@ lOc. 'OH-
TARS. 40 Clinton Place. Men, women
make plenty money.
Males.
EMPLOYMENT Of all kinds quickly pro;
cured for men and male help furnisn'd
fro u employers by the OLD Reliable
MUTUAL AGENCY. s3i Broadway.
INTELLIGENT ana energetic sole TOR
with good references, who M" Deeh SUI
cc.siul In approaching Tho best Dusih,s'
and professional men, can MAKE Honey h"'
4 csS Il. .. Bon / 800 CITY.
STFXOGRAPHER and TYPEWRl Ihls,
also two or three bright, active souuo
men that are quick aud accurate 10 u9n rr b 7,
Npnly 70 or address MYER RU BBth
COMPANY. Miiltown, near New'btuhs'
wick. y. j.
ALL LADIES OF YoCNG MN WiN,,
inc 10 earn - 10 $40 weekly. spare nme
a. .toodv home cnpioymout. work sent any
where bv mail; no canyassing; no xa7s y
Laintiny or humbu@. Address AOO Ai.-
File CO.. Fan River. Mass.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK n siisIl
prlNate family. Apply ot J3G West S4th'
st. with references.
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SAMUEL y. DYER.

Boston. Dee. % tSpecian.--amuel " Dyer familiar
figure IN the political aud life Of Poston died TO-
day IN his nfy.scveHth year Mr.. Dyer was FOR four.
years secretary o. the Democratic state Committee
and later he served In the Custom House as private
secretary 10 Collector Satonstai and as hcad OF the
Auditors Department. He retired after the end Of
the Cleveland Administration. Mr. Dyer has for some
time been superintendent OF Jamaica Pain Aquedu-t
Company. HIS wife, the sister Of J. J. ingalls,
OF Kansas and two children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28

Liverpool. Dec -, as p. m,Beef' pork, ns sur
and bacon-Holiday. Cheese Holiday ia nt s,re.
Holiday Wheat IN poor lemand: No red win,sr
firm at IS I'd no red spring firm at , 2S I'm r.
fair demand mixed Western spot firm at As az
December firm at Is I'D January nrm ,o at a. a.
/ 3-4d January new. firm NJ Is ID. Hops a.. a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. C,ast-IIoday Receipts Of wheat for
TIE past week from Atlantic ports 1900 gar pen.
from Pacific ports. 1900 from other SQUIRE cn anr
Receipts of American for tie past Week. oo'f"'
nuo rfaps
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JAMES T.. KELLY

Cfoon Falls. y v Dec. o7.-.Isu,s T. Kelly del
suddenly a. has homo Dfewyiiie this 'nornng. MI
Kelly tine president Of the Buls Head Bank
Of New York. ana another time pre- dent u The Co:on
River Bank Few years BE- was the proprietor Of
the Amburg show AMI anassed considerable fortune.
lie time considered millionaire. but he mot
with financial aud the bu.a % his wealth was
swept away well here and poruiar.
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SURGEON II. T. HARVEY. L. {. y.

Washington. Dec. o7.-The Navy Department, T. IN.
formed that Surgeon II. y. Harvey L. = Navy. did at
crawford. Miss, YESTERDAY. after long Illness. ~.
Harvey was survivor ~ the Samoan disaster. and his
last service tho receiving ship 81. Louis
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co1.rnN MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

New.orleans Dee. 27.-Cotton quiet; mlddlins.
o ne low mlddllng lsc; good ordinary. ,.s So
net receipts. 24577 bales gross receipts 49,
2gI3 baies sales $3.50 bales stock :i3ll4o bales
savannah Dec. 27.-Coiton quiet; mddhng' S, %
low middling. f-ec: good ordinary, Csc net ai6
gross receipts i.491 bales: exports coastwse. 4'V-V
bale,: sales e25 bales: stock, 1l7.l39 bales. .
Norfolk Dec. 27.-COtt0n quiet, mlddlng, oloc
low mddng l-Sc. good ordinary. 5 .-16c; net ana
cross receipts s72 bales exports cnstwise, lis bales
a llalns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-28
FURNISHED Rooms.

IMPEROYAL RESTAURANT. 46 West
ostn.,t.-IIand.Olneiy furnished rooms With
bath
WILL TAKE gentleman 10 lodge ~
private family; references required -
West 2d-st.
\ MIST 33D-ST. Bachelor apartment, {;
newly r,noylted newly amt elegantly fnr-
ni.hed 81 suite or -lnglyi win or without
private bith.
ll1H-sr.. 2l9 WIS f.-PQror no"f
also other rooms newly furnished. In pri-
Vate house.
Z~tSI Ifa EAST fGlaMcpy ParHl.
Charming single rooms for gentlemen !;
s.; br'sxfss. opt 0nal; references.
3iTH.sT.. 80 WESr.-Ncwiy iurni.h'
square rooms 20 let without OOAid 70 gen
tlemen references required.
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THE PETROLETM MARKET.

Tho dealings in crude certificates entirely neg.
loct.d NJ both New.York exchanges yesterday. AZ oil
CITY nrmcr tone apparent with prices at o3ao"s"
53 cents The news from the oil country wa feature
les. ,-., . - nh. 49,,
coon I'm barrels, 2.95 cents in bulk and Go cents IN
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Dress making.

A-A.-DRES>M elegant cutter
and filter 50 Il Cav or a. home, PERFECT y,
qua iant,~d velvet, six or clOth suits made
in onr week fOr go Fancy wai-t-. ro@t, a.
bail gowns "a spc'laiN. - ft-V Av'i-~'
n,ar broadway.
4 DRI~sMAkfK would Ike "a few NOR
ru.fome., bv the DAY ~ 80 D.. day. III
IsU West sSth-'t.. ring bf's-nak r. br.l.
ARTISTIC DKt >>MAkING. unique
desl.ns. evening dI"-fes 4 speciality hotel
order. at short notice. aud molsIa'- charge.
Nil. McELROl. - Last Jth-St., oppos tc
Stewaftr Eullaing.
DHE>SMAKER. thorough drrs~
maker desires engagements by DAY or "t'1
IA or ont OF the city highest references.
Addre.. Mis- n, Tribune Uptown once,
l.212 Broai"av'
DEESSM AKEE.-fir-t-cls - would like
a few more cu-toucrs d s-so- made from
80 up. Mr.. HUTTON. Sal Gti.a,e.
DEEssMAkER vent. few more
customers ~ home; suit from ~ up. H..
FOX. 80 West SOth-st.. near Rl\' p de
Dllye.
DHlSSMAkEk would likt few more
customer al hone; suit IL9dr from - -
cutting ana nitin, specially. Mrs. Ne.
CAUL, j. Watts-si.
LADIES TAILOElSG.-Lndle-' own
materials madr up INTO Jackets, coat.
ulster. and cape~. clOaAs all hind- oil rcd
and irmoiell'd. rl.Ei'' III west G.h-'t.
MILLER \ FENDEH. fnshionabl' dies ].
makers OF 2i9 Wc~t fStn-st.. arc prepared
10 m1ke elegant gown, At shori notice NJ
ard finish guaranteed.
SEAL GARMENTS mpni'@d fedved
altered and r.modellrd & ncw SHAPES r.tl-
mac. aiNen: ~ day; nr,i.clas, work.
cREfG. l3l West 2-d--t
SEAL GARMENTS rdved. altered or
-ar.ireI Ms BAIKrE lfg Wc~f BAN.
- T. vcal, ", George smith. Regent
l.. London aud Gunther's. 5th.ave.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

cases. Foreign quotations were 1913 francs Bremea'
5 so marks London, i2af7sd
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Ctr Real Gsiaie for Sale

4 SLVFN.STOR apartmonthouse inc-
Ing Morning ,.de Park and it ~ nrM
cathedral. viii soil or eNchaue" fur We, IN
improved properly and rt>h. Wv Nii''
II ith-st. and Mauhat'an-aNr.
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Gin Real Gstaic Go fct.

CLUB HOUSE. % rooms 2'tn ST. n ~
81 ,r, q, rorlor and basement 2lN3p /:
vt'ulfl.hcd o. furnished. ludlow DAY
\ 90.
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flats 60 Get. FURNISHED.

TO ETNT.-FIght.foom apartment: fur.
ni-l.d or unfurnl-ncd ia fOrtl.r near Wind
.nr: t. juno or October ". u. SMITH,
NJ u. Building.