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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
OPPOSING THE GRIDIRON ROAD.
PROPERTY OWNERS PROTEST VIGOROUSLY
AGAINST ITS CONSTRUCTION.


There is strong opposition to the grldron sur
face road" the scheme OF the Fifticth-s Astoria
Ferry and Central Park Railroad is otherwise known.
when the Committee on Railroads OF the Board OF
Aldermen met yesterday consider the petition OF
lis promoters for franchise they found large con
course OF citizens in the Common Council chamber,
where the hearing was held. Alderman Morgan. the
chairman, presided and Aldermen Noonan. Harris,
Brown, Hart, Wundt and Murphy other members OF
the Committee, present. President Cyrus CLARK
Of the West Side Property owners Association AS
semblyman Stein. W n. Amory, representing Edward
d. Bettcns; Roger Foster, lawyer, of the Democratic
Club; NJ. Mayer, David Milliken jr, representing the
society for the Preservation of Fifhave. A. Prentice
and George c. ClIrrier, OF Nos D and : West Eighty
frsst. Charles IL. Knox, Henry +. Roland. OF Park
ave. Sixty -sixth-st; ii. o. Havemeycr L. }. Bel
lonl, ID. +. Mott, representing the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum; Benjamin {. liardenbrook, William
j. Donalds son, William Allan. f. G. Jackson and r. j.
Dean Owners Of West Seventy ninth ST. property john
Erving, of No. II West Fietl-st.. and Kaen Van
Rensselaer, were among those who protested against
the gridiron.' The company's plans were defended
by its secretary Frederick A. Bartett. and Major D.
+. Harrison, one of its lawyers.
Major Harrison opened the case for the company
lie denied published statement that the trolley sys
TEN was to be the company's motive power. clause
In the agreement if accepted. expressly provided
against this. The cars. he said. would be operated
by electricity. but storage batteries would be used
Mr. Foscr said that the roads construction would DO
lncalcnabe injury to large property Interests along
the route. This was lined with costly structures,
including the Cathedral. the residences Of the Van
derbts, Andrew Carnegie, ii. c. Fahnestock. eX-
Governor Hoadey. United states District. Attorney
Mitchell. and the brewery of +. q VI. Schaefer. Mr.
Foster charged that this not bona fde company,
organized simply for speculation purposes. There
no financial ability behind the scheme. he said
The hearing was adjourned to Thursday. July T. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

The crrntc Mcdonald pool has taken another jump
In production its daily output rising 1000 barrels
to $4,000 barrels. Notwithstanding this news The
crude certificate speculation showed fairly firm
tone yesterday There were sales In options OF
1900 barrels and after sales at "a 1sd 81 90 cents
the market advanced Ia 81 cents. closing dull, but
steady. Thcrc transactions al the stock En-
change.
In barrels. 80 cents bunk and $50 cents In
Foreign quotations were An:wcp. 10 3-S francs
bremen, ). 20 mnrls: London. 1 1-sd5d
OF City, Penn. June l5-Natona Transit certificates
opened at 5i2c highest Si1sc; lowc,t 5t3e closed.
men.s. 50, 4oI bbls run, 1887! bbls.
opened At H'c closed aI5i highest 5isc lowest.
SAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
lambs choice TO fancy yearllngs s. 5ods5 90 fair -
good IS 40 culls 10 comnlon spring lambs,

lambs choice 10 fancy yearlings. s. 50dso 90; fair L,
good Sass 40; cus common Sass 50 spring lambs
- 7j0S7
Cnieago June 15-The Evening Journal Io reports Is
natives strong :, 25dst 53 others lower e. 30
ass; TEXANS lower. ~ lods@. stockers, a1a3 ~
Hog receipts 30 COO head shipments, 5000 head market
closed $40 point, lover roush = 2;dS IS mixed
pacsers - 75nSi prime heavy and butchers WEIGHTS
- oidsj 10; light 81 7Odsj Sheep receipts, 1000
head shipments, 2.70O mead wethers and yearings
steady: others weak 10 lower natives, - 1850 20
ycarlincs s0ds6 J0 Westerns. So 25dS5 So lambs, -
ass 75 , non ,,,
St Louis June 15.-Catte receipts, $500: Market
fair to choice native steers - 2odsi 90 medium
10 desirable Texans 70 -0di3 30; canning grades s2d
- 90 Hog receipts no head Market opened hlshe,
closing fair host heavy, ~ 9o1fJ 10; mixed
ordinary to good ,, 5OGs5 light fair to prime. - so
as 0j Sheep receipts $500 head Market unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore, June I5.-Flour steady, unchanged Re,
s,p 2a4 bDs shipments 1o e sno oe as se MONTH SIU
sra 80 lie; July, 30 80 34c, August, So &c
asked Receipts 1892 bush stock, ,o s397oo bush
-4a soc longberry, o5o9Oc. Corn firm Mixed spot
- 1-oa52 lac; the month, 5sa5s lie; July
40 I-2a DOC Receipts, 33,i4j bush; shipments,
1913 bush stock. 1850 bush; sales, os 900 bush
western, 4oc asked; No mixed Western 80 l2a zoe.
80 Inquiry No. ., SAC asked. Receipts GAG bush
stock, 2O22o bnsh Hay steady, unchanged Cotton
nominal middng. 11-18c. Provisions firm, ul-
changed. Butter firm; creamery fancy. loc; do fair
to cnoice, 17a1ac; do. imitation, l5016c ladle,
fancy, lac; good to choice l3c packed al. liG
Rio corgoes, fair rs lie No. :. 1917 3 lie. sIsaT
enn%as l,9 9T uOs GSnnSr steady refined
Buffalo, June 15.-Wheat-Fair demnnd for spot no
offerings Of G. f. until near closing sales 1870 sS
30 600 bush do at 50 34c 10000 bush do at "a lie
$1,000 bush do at o5@ CO Use; l car No: l hard at
sss closing prizes 30; hard, spot, IS l5 &c !, NO.
T.. 81 I-sc no. / Northern do ~ 1-6c. Winter wheat
dun no red 9oe No. White White 9Oc rcS car ao MIXED
and dull in store lots closing prices, 10 yellow
IS lie: No. yellow, 81 l-ec No =, 81 l'2c; No; =,
low at g lsG 80 ~ car, NO yeioy yo at 5 ~ SIC
see: i car NO. 4 at 45c. oats steady. offerings lib
crDl No. = white sold at 3sc; ear do sold at
p iie . car no whit sod at 37S on Gk So S,
at 30 LA 37c In store No. mixed sold at Doc
on track Rye nominal Flour quiet and steady; best
spring. - G0aSj do winter, ~ 65o - IS rye -four
- Goa ~ 20. Milieed dun and lower; coarse winter
bran. ia 80: do ships, Si3 30 tine white, S15 25d
Sl5 jO spring bran. sl3 So do ships, sl3; do mIds,
Sl3 bulk sacked feed, ~ 20 higher. Canal ireights
quiet wheat, lie. corn. &c oats, 3Sc, haxsced
: l-sc. Receipts Flour, $4,000 bbls; wheat, $1,000
bush: corn, 22i.OO0 bush oats. $4,000 bush. ship
Wheat. 80 700 bush. corn, II 800 bush
oats lOj 900 bush haX-ced. oO,500 bags ral-Flour
$1,000 bbls wheat, 600 BUSH conn., $4,000 tush ;
rye, 10000 bush
Chicago, June I5-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Dulncss again noted IN Brazil growths
on the spot while prices showed material chang. No.
Rio quoted at 13c sales 1900 bag, Rio to be shipped,
az l2'ss for No, = mild grades quiet and unchanged
safes 300 bags Maiacaibo. private terms Options were
without special features and rather
continued selling for long account and tame cables.
laVre was heavy. and Hamburg showed material
change The dpness in spot lots also aided the bear"
clement. and final figures showed decline Of 5dl0 points
Bio steady London quiet and easy Official quotations.
"a! p M: June. SIS July. 56s Cd; August Sos 81 I;
September Dos OctOl er. SIS Cd; November Dos Cd.
Rio quot; First ordinary 90 kllOs II $50 good sc
ond 90 kos) 10 300, eXchancc prvate) III receipts
In Rio 5000 bags Rio clc,rances " United States 900
bags Rio stock, $4,000 BAGS; Rio markt, steady Re-
ccpts in Santos 1000 bags Santos stock 220 900 bags
santos market quiet; good average Santos, II 80
cleared from Rio June IL steamship Kepcr. 80 900 bags.
Receipts at RIO. July 70 June a. 1912 1913 coo hN.
same time 1891, 221S0p bags zane lime. 1880 bob,
600 bags. Receipts at Santos. July June H. 1872
S39'o0o bags iame time. 1891, 203s, 900 lays Famc
time 1890. 1852 600 bags. Total sales here today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
EUROPEAN ERODTCE MARKET.

Liverpool June Is, 3 :45 p. m.-Beef-lioucis
offer freely extra India mess steady at OBS od pi,ne
mess duh at 52s Sd. Pork and Ilams-lIoders ohcr
sparingy. Bacon-IIolders offer free :: CimDeriahd
cut about % TO 30 ID. dull at 3es o. Cheese Cheese
Holders offer moderately: American finest color.d
duh at AIS. Tallow-Hodcrs offer freely prime Uty
easy at 24s Cd. Turpenne-lIodcrs oner ireciy;
ROSin-Iiolders offer moderately. Lafu-sP0t, anu
fnurs-IIoIders offer moderately. Wheat-ii0idrin
offer moderately No. red winter steaay al Us ya
offer moderately. C)rn-Spot and futures-iolders
offer moderately mixed Western SPOT Seau{ az az
Is 8 Led: August steady ut As 34d Hops NJ
Iondon-Pacjfc Coast-Holders are not oHeHhg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
EXPORTS OF GOLD RESUMED.

The gohexport movement was resumed yesterday
on considerable scale There was 81 100000 gold
taken from the Sub Treasury by Heidelbach, lckel-
heimer & Co.; 100000 by Won Holman & Co. :;
$500 900 BY Ladenberg Thalman & Co.. and 100000
by Lazad Frercs Il total of ~. SOC, o0O which will
60 to Europe on the steamers sailing to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London June 10 D. m.-Consols ~ VI ID psn no'
syivsha and Ohio first mortgage boads pon 30 COM
Canadian Pacific. 92 Is Erie 20 - ~ fs"i i%Is
non g6: PENNSYLVANIA 81 Reading 81 90. inuIx
council bills allotted today at decline ar sso %
Aged per rupee. Paris advices quote per GEM
scn4 At 100 francs As confines for the account and
SxcRsnSe on London at 25 francs ~ confines Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

LIVE L, STOCK *. N "A HHEryrs-r.,,lD..
q at nd ad % 81 r'' for to 'f9 i the
ali Jersey cry, WIN the sSe.pon 81 ,,c cp' ,s qa
yanc about Zoe Pr 90 r. al % . G 100 % s. 10 I'd
lei aa, 90 a, - c@99 . ers S's At !, G sd ES a..
oxen and ess, 3 egast 81 sa, a. q SsG-S o. ana
I cy dad @' b. Oc quoted a VIM gsaeIs ,ae; at
esa7lc few eA,s S,ee'n ,S =, r,S,S do
seii at s., q0.c .... .n.,,,,,o,oc 70
O sS. 1T' taol are rc on IN lSst week A%e
at latest adyes were seas at iG St an .I y Of
IL ptr h. Shipment, today 800 qa.Ir, q 6,i n IT, a.,
Pa.:msns Company in thc la, named seam'r i1'
G9prers; 1 fSr s.t Sc," NS S and do ss
company $50 cattle on thc Manitoba for W, TO-
MORROW G the st Ianefs ec; out -; e'g Tor w. w.
i,raucr; the HelNe,a so DO ~ ~ 'o.', d T., a.
sta sS.e 3 breye. AID % ,ncg Tor l. 6coSas
.,csS. i?2 4 averaeS = 20 700 n u Do ,S s!s %
at q 20 do, $50 H. at - . wr,,e7n So ~ 40 a
do do 1iSj H. At - y Buffalo ox. ZIP p At - go
g. fS' @ X |, !. 70 sa. io 80 r. az s a's %
Sherman & culver .la1lef.a rcGn', N2nia , ',I (:
a. aovs 20 x DO 1895 n "a ~ 20 IS do l'lc D. =
TO- 1883 a. h. at :, 3 10 kentucky lo5 p
at q 90 st,ll bn' ii'G Ic;o e. ~ q 80
do Sander. u fits.bnfg, "sS.I.m 1ar n at . go
o. l+S ~ 81 40 :. Psensy,anla .yer.. Isi7 9, .. IS
snnsy bulls. 1850 n, at 80 90; II DO 'c' j" ~
81 r :: z d. '' IDS aGS 20 do
iiG2 n. at - 10; - DO. r's 10. :" A. So 80: II
do n isi T"s,@ at % 4 DO zoos a,
NcsSa Gllc,t: % Texans 'sa'' ''a'' 90 j" ~
. hume 8 Mullen II bulls 80 H. at E o. 49, 80
Min cows-Eccre all , road; 81 30 sS,a
per- " hosa I'D COW a. Az. .Go,S Mc fS On
IT'D tn -
o head a, go, or q t sql IN aSoa ana
s s,bo S5s,' s:' IN" : Ssi. T "'' gag!
So ho1 h4r innings taay aud g.' to-, TO al 5a
&c per " an Harlem ca II ' Sny At at AZ - ScS
Z; ,r 20 G ''ms lots ant At so ,os con-
Mo' , q .a es %Si2 a, sS7c rams acA Arm a.
to- .rm t'? sa's, at 5aoss and most Of The ' caves
bregges "Iollcnbcc Hollis 10 yeal, i5l as ~ e.
Zoo D at lo9 d. 10 at 81 a." Is, d. at ., =
~ mix'd calSc. 10 H. a, - = = &c., 100, S NJ At -
81 TosaS d. 90 y .; - e. 10 y, do i7i r. al - 20
S6 % 'G do III H. a." at . .o q, c,c -, do
Hum s, N u d. i,2 w. at -. 81 DO ia@ r al
~ 20 IL do io n At 8 10 a. galW 49, i lSs At ,c
S w, e. &c ca 49, d ic vs. la. Z q, .
:, J Gd 10 T,t at do 70 At = = - d ot :
n, 40 - g. 81, y , 40. Ia ~ vs. ., - 80
r % y' 7o y n at e.: - % at g. ' =
at &c u %. ~ ~. g. tY1 y. Al liyc: | d. 40 T..
do. 1913 ~. AZ 5tc H' ". ..oo II, Al 3i,c ioi do. II?
at 8 butt"rnilA c'I|'-' wv go "
n, at 3Sc. .. ,, 10, = A. Gi,c: Pa do. Iie
q. Dien'ek ., y'ai 60 io ~ fi celycs ito n. At
g: ., ngtisrml,k do. ~ H. at JIG - "'''''"
1870 10 iso p,,eecS = veas 10 n at &C. o. do is3
Sr"ut :, DO in r. NJ &C. - bntt"rmk calves l"'
p ~ No, - n, ,c,ls 10 n at Sc culls. 1872 n. At
-, Hog IA ia n at t[r "a
Eg" Gus - "'' ~
n, At 4'er' ,,.,ta,h.r,. yoals n n. O'.ci 81
Judd fn' c, ~ A., ia ~ At e: - do $50 n.
do ~ ,Gs n u, &C. ~ do 100 n. at 5''c :; 100
II g., ~ 90 - =, ytmmiIk calves 1Ij ~ at &c do,
40; ~ ~. as,c J., -,
., g. o.: ~ do 0ow I'D. ~ ~. NJ - %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
THE GRAND REPUBLIC RUNS on REEF

The steamer Grand Republic went to ROTOR Point in
the Sound yesterday SundayschoO excursion from
the Lutheran Church board In coming back
she grounded on Rhynlanders Reef and 1t two hours
before the tide rose and got or Neither the paaen
gers nor the steamer injured. The children
songs and enjoyed themselves a; best hey could.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
A NEW LINE OF VESSELS TO SAN FRANCISCO.

W. r. Grace & Co. about 10 begin running regular
line sailing vessels from NcwYork to san Francisco.
which Will be called the Merchants Line. The four
masted ship Charles E. Moody is loading for san
Francisco and will be the pioneer ship Of the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
based on American standard OF DUAL
EII
Strict Good Ordinary5i. Low Middlinr.......0is
t,OpdG rfiua

Liquidation again quite general in the speculative
line and the market continued the downward The
start showed br'ak Of 394 points. and adv Welding
oowi leaving on al lOdll points les 'or the cay after
q degree Of activity. drop % Ilvcfpl
responsible for great deal of he hesvhcs> and
further appIchcnsions Of the Anr.Optin bin passing the
senate served to augment :he depression HamHrihs by
tho bears also Contributed ~ the decline Sales l0l 300
huS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

l OR REPLY POSTAL CARpS.-POSToFFICB
SEALED PRoPosAiS are invited and will be received
at this Department until IL M on WEDNESDAY the 20tA
day n June 1892. for furnishing double reply poo1
cards, for domestic and foreign use IN such numbdes
may be called for up TO september go 1898 Proposals.
pose by the Department securely enyeIop% and seal9
Postal Cards. addressed to the Third assistant Pat
master-ieneral Washington, ID. G. Bids delivered "a
specified Otherwise they Will not be considered. ponS
the paper OF which the cards are 70 be made, WIN b
furnished application to The Third Assistant Pos
General.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
LAVE srocK MARKErs-nY TELEGEApM.

DunaIo Juue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Inst Y hOuIN,
go head: total for the week thus far. 800 head Tor
Ia. week consigned through,
head 10 New.Yor 1860 head sale, so head opened
slow and lower closed dull sRecpts last - hours.
II 400 head t,tal for week thus far 81 400 head
for same time last week -; consigned through, aSO
opened higher closed easier % ave cents lever
=. az. yorte,s good 10 best IS - 80 do light
fair IS 5Ss 20 good heavy ends, 81 50aS5 pigs GO d
assorted roughs ~ 75rst >tacs ga az So Shop aud
ambs-Receipts last p hours. GOO head total for mo
consigned through 1900 head u NewYork. 2Goo h'od
on ale 800 head opened steady for sheep dull and
lower for lambs closing with lambs dull sd sheep stldy
choc. 2 fancy we.eis 80, ogso ~ sa e cd ihsep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ROPOSALs FOR BLANKETS FOR THy

i INDIAN sEKvICE.Department OF the IntSsiSS
one q Ina @nop AsaTs washnstss May g.
naskst" ths 'S; 81 insi
Tuesday iuss 1891 frnisSins Tor "S the Isdiss
white. Schedule: showing the kinds and auaatisiss y
each required and containing all other necessary inss
onice IN Washington. and oncs Of THE chron,ca" =
san Francisco cal The right is by the Cio2
,na 10 s'i sSsn any ana al lids
preparation shall be made for tho sappl(cs nv
BIOS WI DO opened AZ the hour and tie day sboy"
Sy sal,did .Ssul bids mus.
Depository Of the First National bank oY San -
CAL Tor at least Five per cent Of the ssnsunS " ~
pseRessA 9. J. MORGAN cennisS ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
ID PROPOSALS FOR A HEATING PLANT.-

saS aaas n,Snos,s in vi" ,r
ceived at this Arsenal until II o'clock m. on Thurs0SS
July II. 1892, for furnishing and installing q Heo1iSS
The Government reserves the right TO reject all or oas
proposals parts thereof Specifications and All oSs
information be had application TO Lieut. Col = ri
PAIKE Err. Ordnance Department. ". 5. A. CommaniisS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
Proposals.
d. OpOSALS For TIMBER DRY Doc

lmAT = :: M 1AKD; BkUVYkL , M: "
Washington. d. C.-May i2, lse2-vncer auhoIty con:
fcrd by the Of Congress- approved July @ $780, ssale1
bureau until o'clock M. TUESDAY the 10th dsy q
publicly opened for the construction by contract one
water together with suction pipe drainage pump, aaaf
Ing gate other pertaining thereto. In accord
application TO this Buresu. or the commandment q the
sealed and addressed to the th OF the Bureau Of ysI
and Docks. Y; s. Navy Department washington, D. o.
Dock" Blank forms will be furnished on applicstexs
site. bidders referred TO the commandant of the U. 8
Navy Yard Brooklyn, " Y. Satisfactory surety, ~
CURED In the specifications, must accompany the popes
ard proposal Will be considered unless accompanIed 81
the prescribed bond Th6 successful bidder will - Is
qhlred within afteen O5 day, after the acceptance Il
proposal enter into formal contract The right
served to reject any or all proposals in the judsmo
OF this Bureau. the interests Of the Government may ~
quire. and 10 waive defects. n. II. FARQUHAR Uhiol
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

Warehouse deliveries since June /, 1892: New-Yerk
ll44l9 bags Baltimore. 4.27o bags; cwOreans 5J57
bags; total. 124,2iG Tags.
COTTON-1he spot market quoted very dull at .I6c
decline sales 40 bales FOR consumption. Receipts at the
ports today o2o bales AGAINST $685. bales his day last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

week. and 3 56i bales this time last year
Crop movement 1892 1891.
Visible supply ............ g. 75667t 2665. 100
Receipts Observation-Disclosures. 1866 IL OSo
Exports TO Greet Britain. days.. 2Gi9D 1880
Exports :, France, I days.............. 4,S i"l
Exports to Continent 4 days.......... G,0i9 1850
Stock in New-loik In licensed
houses counted daily. 330,095 1880
In other places (cstmated) 10 900
Total stock in NcwlOik, running
count Observation-Disclosures. 1913 400 1O3. 40
Sock the United ports. 6c6 800. 36i
Liverpool kilograms, 10 m.-Rcceipt>. 1900 bales.
OF which American. 1000 bales. Sales, 10000 bales, o,
which for speculation and export 1000 bales American.
5000 bales Spot msrkc-A fair business doing Midlin.
upands. 36d Manchester markct-yarHs easy. cloths,
rnns uand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
WHEAT, NO. ..

Cash quotations follows flour moro orti' ~ m
r'tuctons In prices; 80 spring wheat !o'sc 40
.pfng wh,a, 49, 80 rcd 500. dolc No corn, l. PC
so oat. white, 81 3. a33c No white. 32d32lci No
oats No rye. 75c No barley. 6Oc No h1A'eei
bbI slO 02 Tdtl0 % lard, 100 ~ 80 y - 10
mort s ado lOo,c d22r % dry sailed shoulders
finNcd 80 25drj 81 -hort clear sd,s (DoNed ~ ~"
s9l2 whl-kry dstlcrs' finish d goods per gal ~ 10,
.,gnr. loaf graduated ilsc STANDARD y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16
CUNARD LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE

A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships
"A FOR GLAsG9w via LoNDoH DEKHh. .,
S = IITY or ROME. Saturday July 2, IL a.
Saloon. 500 and upward Second cabin. s3s
June 25 a. @ FGrnssa July TO- 10 a. NJ
Cabin $50 and up. Second cabin $50. Storage. SO.
For draiA tours and other Information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents, Bowllns Green.
MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE TO BRAZIL.
"A Via ST THOMAS MARTINIQUE, and BARBADOS.
The L. 5. & BRAZIL NAIL $. ). GO.
from Robert Pier. Brooklyn.
s. "FINANCE' ........ Thursday, June TO- at y. m.
PAUL 3. GERHARD & Co.; General Agents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-16

NEW YORK 4 CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers 10 aud Il. East River.
Saturday Steamers a. 4. m, and Others a, p m,
fof Hasans Progreso Campeche. FrorteM Leguns.
Tsmpeo. Tu,pam and Vera Cruz.
MatAnra., Carienas Sazua. Caib1rlen,
x.s~u Santiago de Cuba Guam tansmo And Cienruesos-
sANTIAGO, Nassau. Santiago DO Cuba md
q.
cIENfTEGOS Havana and Mexican Ports. sat. June Is
VALENCIA Havana and Cardena. We'd. June -
,s line has direct connection with and issues hrouga
uris NJ Iadlns 70 all points OF Mexican X. W. Co..
Mexican Central r. ". Co.. Ltd. AMI the Monterey and
For full particulars freight or passage. apply 10
" JAMES 4. WAID CO.. lib Wast
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-05
FOOD SAVING PROCESS.

The following are details of pro-
cess that will preserve flesh, fish and
vegetables for an indefinite time, it
is claimed:
A clean, tight barrel must be had,
with a movable head, that must be
further made close fitting by piece
of blanket or other fabric that will
prevent the gas escaping from the
interior of the barrel when the process
of preservation is under way. In the
bottom of the barrel place an ordina-
ry pail filled one-third with fresh,
water; over the pail place two Stats of
wood, upon. which in turn must be
placed a tin pan containing say one
pound of flour of sulphur, to which
has been added a small amount of
saltpetre. The article to be preserved,
if fish or flesh, may be hung to the
sides of the barrel; if Goals are then
placed upon the sulphur 1t ignites,
producing sulphurous gas; the closely
fitting head is then placed on the
barrel. When a certain amount of
the sulphur has undergone combus-
ton it will cease burning of its own
accord. The fish or flesh may be per-
mitted to remain an hour after COM
bustion ceases, when it can be re-
moved and hung in dry place, where
it will remain unimpaired and free
from decomposition an indefinite pc
riod of time.
For fruits or vegetables proceed
as for fish or flesh, by placing them
in the barrel, but in dishes or other
receptales, and when combustion
has ceased place the fruit or vegeta-
bles In glass cans, and the process is
completed by filling the remaining
space in the cans with some of the
water contained in the pail over
which the burning sulphur has re-
posed. Tomatoes, strawberries,
in fact all kinds of veg
etables employed in the kitchen may
be successfully preserved by this
method.
1t has the advantage of the ordi-
nary system of canning inasmuch as
the cans do not require hermetical
sealing. The process is worth a
trial.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-05
EVENING soNa.

Beautiful, beautiful angel Of Sleep,
Come from the skies;
Pour on us the essence of rest, and steep
Our hearts and eyes.
In dreams of the wonderland, dreams Of the
blest,
Beautiful angel Of God give rest.
Come as a mother, and place thy hand
Upon our brows;
Let the great love Of thine DER us expand,
Love to arouse;
Descending from angel-land, spirit, allght
Embrace us in holy love, keep us this night.
Beautiful spirit, when flying above
Carrying our prayers,
AS through this lovely world slowly we move,
Burdened with cares,
Intercede, make us homes with the throngs
blest,
Fill us with perfect JOY, in the hope of a rest
l.. d.