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CooL GLEN Echo.

The summers promise Of hot weather has small Ter.
ror for the citizen who decide. make hs home AZ
Glen Echo The air there Is always cool and invgor-
stins. With plenty Of shade beautiful glens. riotu-
RESCUE srostoes hshing. boating and bathing 4, IL
the most desirable summer that could BE- una
Il Is easily reached from Washington by the electric
railway. This railway Is being extended clear to
the cottages The location Glen Erho Is one % Pc
culisr advantage. and makes it desirable either
place Of summer so,ourn . summer home. The
cottages have been built only with view 10 pic
turesqueness and but regard FOR per
manence n well Each Is = structure which con-
hdnes elegance with durability. They have hot ana
cold baths. city system Of spring in
the house and electric lishtfnr at small expenss
hessdents VIII have the advantage Of sdmis-
sion 30 entertainments IN the great amphitbeater.
Until November the cottages viii he rented at from
el6sl to SCI G. per month. After that rents viii
De reduced ons-hah. The prices ransefrom g. 347to
Seal Terms. $500 cash. balance from seo 10 $50
Per month Apply 70 Z. q l. BALTZLEY. Room z.
Bun building. n
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SPEcIAI. IN MATrING,-TUFSDAY. wFDNEs
= day, Thursday and Saturday. All Of our SOC
si Bsma Mst Ms;p nc per yard Soc I'm
jy2-2t BLCNrS, 743 to T47 Sth st. g. Q.
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OK TUESDAY. july 5,

CPECIAL sales in the following departmentss eilk
Waists. Dress Goods. Leather Goods. Embroideries
and Laces We beg TO remind patrons Of new bar
gains in all these DEPARTMENTS the result Of late pur-
chases of importers who willing disposs Of
plus stocks at prices favorable to us-to you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

1H-we shall be closed all day MONDAY tthe FOURTH
and commencing next Tuesday We shall close ct
o'clock-Saturdays at LIMIT September 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

blue-seeIns TO DO the popular color But everybody
don't like blue-so we.have widsnsd our variety Il
take in other shades-and not few-novelty patterns
We have named them our
TOURISTS, CLOTHS
And theyobrm busy branch of the business JUS
now on the eve OF the summerexodus.
3s-inch WIDE TwILLED NAVY BLUE
CHEvIOT-5Oc. yard.
3s-inch NAVY BLUE STORM sERaE-w,ds
twtled. too-5Oc. a yard. too.
42-inch STORM sERGE-hne nnish-75c-
yard.
4sinch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SERGE
81 yard.
52-inch DEEP BLUE STORM sERaE-s1.
yard.
42-inch NAVY BLUE oHEv1or-sso. .
5o-inch NAVY BLUE CHEv1oT-sL25
yard.
46-inch NAVY BLUE CRoCopILE-slb0s
yard
42-inch NAVY BLUE NOVELTY CORD
81. % a yard
42-inch NAVY BLUE PLISsE-we have cut
pattern after pattern for ocean voyagers-s2.
4o-inch NAVY BLUE CAMEL'S HAIR
GRENADINE. with white and gold stripes and
checks-S1.2o a yard.
42-inch CAMEl'S HAIR in several shades
s125 a yard
46-inch STRIPED CHEvrOTS-s5c yard
42-inch ''HAIRILNEn STRIPES-75c. and
S1ayard-
50-inch CHEvIOT MlTURES-blues,gr ays
and tans-S1 25 yard
42-inch NARROW STRIPED CHEvIoTS-
81 so a yard.
5oinch CHECKS ard BoURETTES-dusky
effects
4e-inch NOVELTY CHEvIoTs-tendins TO
light casts of color--S2 yard
42-inch WIDE STRIPED CHEyIOTS-
some Of the latest So yard.
dress picked from any of these pieces isn't going
to cost much. Ara don't view purchase as an ex-
pense-or the DO session a luxury. You will look
as much on. of place the or steamer donned In
anything elss-as II you were to invade the drawing
room sttir'd in this of travei Everything has
time and placesand everything should be worn in
its becoming sphere-at its proper time. Travelling
these weaves are in their element.
And you iny-you can't do better anywhere-than
HERE That is point we are positive on We have
given you. Che prices for comparison.
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TEE WHAr
AND
TEE WHERE.
To EAR Or
TEE WAY.
S Srp ErE + ERR R ERf w. ssss
sPP kE ERE kRR W ssss
: Err Z Z B J ssss -

A PART AND DISTINCT FROM ALL YOUR
"A other wardrobe arransements-is your TRAv-
A AELING GOWN. You may have your trunks
packed fa Of exquisite toiets-of costumes fashioned
by.worth himself-yet there is 9 need unsupplied-
and want untitled II you haven't Q gownto go" In
and to lounge in after you get there.
You want sturdy weave-ons that can go through
the journey unstained and unharmed. There are
The saving such suit viii be to your best Clothes
viii pay for itself
Blueseems to be the popular color. But everybody
take in other shades-and not few novelty patterns.
We have named them our
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A Gun. W1rHour MEDrc1sr.
TIE EMINENT Dn. SAscHrs
WosDr.ru1 ElroraOpolsr "vrorosr.,
cure for all diseases by administering Of
"Oxvoea bv Absorption"

This wonderful means By which
health 10 % quickly restored is the
invention Of Dr.. h. Sanche. an able
Physician and Scientist. who has
spent thirty-five years Of his life
upon It. and for the past few years
has placed IL befors the public u .
speedy means BY which The sick are
healed
To many this viii b Q new treat
ment. and yet Thousands Of the above
Electropoises have been sold through
out the United States and hundreds
here in Washington. The Electro
poiss Victory" is = sure cure for
rheumatism. Insomnia, Nervous
ness. Indigestion. Malaria. Constips-
ton. Kidney and Liver Diseases. &c. !.
and this fact IL conclusively proven
by TRUTHFUL testimony Of RE.
LIABLE witnesses. We will BE- glad
10 show the large number Of WASH
ington testimonials received. - we'll
- those from reputable persons
throughout the country. In many
cases the most miraculous cures have
been sseeted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-02

NorrcE.
The PAiais Royal will Close
al day July 4 and until Sep
temeer on Saturdays at I
O'Clock; other days 1t 8
osclock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21

picked pld f4cfec for hand picked new anu Sos No
farmers S.a1isl shcile1 freely onc'el ~ w.
} old. sud ~ for No. new No gu, ~ ~. 81.
einia so | ehecc 2@.a3c and No az ~ ~
ivw hickory NUT here and dcnsnd Go1 81 = ~ Pe
bush mixed old and new. and all ola ncgecrd. To-.
Et.i.sNA&-tlnct: southern duotci at -'-2"-'-o ''
large lot. ,. - E.,
Hon ET-Veiv dun Tor comb honey. AZ 10dldo Irt H.
Ao - color and style O! package.
MILK AND CREAM.
tne daily pit, Of milk and crran AZ tnr
dlHefeLt iarOid distributing pCnt IA ana Hl i S'',
vcc have been q. f5liow,. Eric. i.@O cAn- o.
milk. 20 of rund,Arci MIX. ana III can, oi ''''h
lennsyitg pOuchFee sic and Boston, % cans ~
nlE sur! gchafna J a6s Of lnlk. anu - san u
cream iackaw anna. $40 Ol MIX, ana ~ 'a',
Of cream Nov, YORK Central and lIalem 2ljO cans oil
.. 90 Of condensed milk, ana Is can Of c'eIh
HcWi ORR City NOftncrn, ol2 cans OF Elk NV,
Haven and Hartford 425 cans Of milk ontario al,
western 2Oj3 milk, and ~ cans OF cI. an WIZ
Shoe $40 milk G5l Of condensed nlih ail
- OF NcwJcrrry Central. 80 cans OF MIX
and u rram ana by mi~cC aneOds sLoit routes,
l5j cans Of mlk. aad 30 cans Of cream The total d'Iy
supply has been - $40 OF mix, lol cam n 'Y.l-
denfrI milk and $50 OF ,r am The average price
paid fOt The surplus the platforms has been ri ~ !
can OF 40 quarts me MIR tNchahte price lehllhs
at "a cents Quart NJ, 70 She producer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
WOMEN ORGANIZE TO HELP WObEN.
LEAGUE TO GIVE AID TO ACTRESSES AND
OTHERS WHO NEED IT,

A LEAGUE TO GIVE AID TO ACTRESSES AND
OTHERS WHO NEED IT.
The association hitherto known as the Womcns
Auxiliary of the Actors Fund met yesterday ana de-
cidcd that 1t would be independent OF the Actors ihd
though ready TO second its work In any appropriate
way The meeting was held at the Office OF A. VI.
Palmer at No. 20 West ThirticthSt, ana MIS- I"Hef
presided Among those present were Miss Eatollo
CLAYTON, Mrs. James Farman. Miss Helen y. Tracy
Miss T. H. Fairman. Frances r. lIasWin, Mary L. VIII
Ter Helen J.. Fairman. Miss Rose Rand. MIS- Rachaei
McAulcy Mrs. Robert Mantcli. Mrs Lester A. Quincy
Mrs sidney Rosenfcd, Mrs f. +. Knowles. Mrs T. L'
Fernandez Miss Bij0I Fernandez. Miss Ella starr
Miss Mary Shaw Miss Sarah A. Palmer Miss Isabelle
Evcsson Miss Kate Mayhem, Miss Clara Baker Rust
and Miss Virginia buchanan
The most OF the time occupied In the discussion
and adoption OF the constitution which was drafted p
Mrs sidney Rosenfeh The name chosen was The
Professional Woman's League. The membership Will
be confined at present TO the dramatic opeTauc anu
literary professions, but may some time extend to
other professions in which women are engaged. The
object is to help such Of these calngs ms may
need help, but not 10 offer charity. There Will DC
costume department FOX the benefit oil actresses VINO
might otherwise be obliged 10 lose engagements through
inability to provide costumes there will be bazar Tor
the sale Of such articles as may be contributed 10
the association, and there will be sewing Depart
ment
Each member will pay 81 AS annual dues, ana each
will be under Obligation to work for three days each
year In the sewing room, 10 provide substitute OF 10
pay 81 so day In place OF personal service OF SUD
sttute Each member must also contrlb1te nj least
two articles each year to the bazar which VIII proD-
ably be permanent institution. Lie membership may
be secured By the payment OF so. There VIII be
resident members who will pay dues and VIII bc
EXPECTED 10 do all they for the association, es-
neciallv when they visit New-YOrk Women not con
neced with any Of the professions arcady named VIII
be admitted associate members. fhcy can WORK
and contribute as much they like but they cannot
receive the direct BENEFITS OF the association, loans 81
money and other forms Of assistance. which VIII n,
reserved for Of the professions IL !, PROPOSED
!, 70 form branches In other cities. Miss Mary SHAW
said al the meeting yesterday that branch coih
readily BE- formed In Boston. 3, i,
n All who were present at the meeting were enrolled
os charter member \ committee for tn" nomination
OF officers WIS appointed, consisting Of Mrs Karhaci
McAnlev. Mrs. T.. J.. Fernandez. Mrs. Louise Palhn
Warner and Miss Emma Frohman. Mrs a VI. Palmer
will probably be president for the first wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BuGa'o, Dec. 2O--pring wheat quiet, limits steady
Saes. 1000 No. ! hard old, 81 3--c; 1J,OnO No l
Northern new, 20 l-2o 76 7-oc: closing No. hard
Old - 1-2c do new, ooc No. Northern Duiuth od'
- I2c; do Cllcaeo re: do Minneapolis, &c; %
WashLurn 7G &c, DO Duluth new, 77c: ~. .
No. red. - Pc / 40. "NtII red. 20 l-c
No. l Wilt. - !. asieG Com qlIci weak ara
No. do. - ;i40 4oc: = cars No. do, i"c; car
80. =, II 34c. No. g. 4jc - 4c; ears
No. i. II JA044c. cats quiet, steady. sales, :
80. > white. 3sc . ears do clipped, 3Oc cars
No. white, 50 La 80 sac; cars do choice, sac
No. . mixed ::dc. Barley dull. weak; No.
Western. 70d7 lc No. extra, G6a6ec No. 3. 'Oa
Coo; No. A.. cor CSC; Michigan, 6Oa zoe stat, 20
G75c; ClDTua No. |, So , No. 2, ~ La 1S No. y
extra. 73d 7tc. Rye dull: No = 81 l2c No. 3,
80 asked. flour dun; best spring. - 4Od - ~
do winter, - son 81, Hour, 81 40" 20 30. Mlll-
fed dun but firm. unchanged. ReccipiS-COrn
10000 bush; oats. 1000 bush: barley, 1900 bu II.
Shipments-FlOur. 1900 hbs. wheat, $1,000 bush
corn 1000 busl.; oats, l5e.OoO bush; barley,
u 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
A POSTOFFICE CASHIER GONE.
OVER $4,000 SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS


He COMES OF AN EXCELLENT FAMILY-BRowN
PAPER SUBSTITUTED FOR STAMPS.
Charles p. Cadman, son of Judge Cadman' OF liud-
son. y. u, is fugitive f'Jm justice and Is nearly
g. 300 short In his accounts cashier In the Pos
Office lie Is twenty four years old, ana wheh 10
.ntered the postnl service on November 10 loDO az
was highly recommended by number OF i''ulhs men
OF the state lie married and nVcd III NJ" 90
West Twenty thrd-st. He had given bonds In sloooo
in the American surety Company so 'he "oNefh
ment suffers no loss.
Cadman was at first clerk. but was shch Diletl
fellow that he was so II promoted TO be cashier lie
,ros ono u, the tv& men I'm charge u The sale OF
stamns NJ wholesale When he took the place stock
~ s,app, worth So, 800 given to him. His cn''
and stnmos together should always have amounted ~
,h, epu Last October his accounts were found
IN he correct Less than month ago Cadn'h ale
n,ied FIR leave of absence account OF the serious
illness of his wife. She was nj hudson, where Il
surgical operation performed ON her Postmaster
Van Colt granted him leave without pay.
Inst Friday Mr. Van Colt heard that Cadnan was
I'm the city, He thought It strange that the young nan
xas not at his wfe's bedside. 1t al>o occurred 10
him 10 have Cadmans accounts audited. =" he tele
craphcd for the cashier. on saturday 'ndman came
10 the Postofhce. but said that he didn't have the
key to his safe with him. lie went home 10 get H. Du'
instead OF returning with it. sent word TO L. A.
Jsrdne, auditor OF the Office that the hey was In
Hudson. When Cadman did not appear, or send any
word on Monday, Mr.. Van Colt sent Tor {. f. sharrot
Of the surety company, and for an empoye OF SAFE
company.
In the evening the compartment Of the safe In
which the missing kept his money ana stamps
was opened in the presence of Mr. slhrrot' the f"N
master, Mr.. Jardncs and others. The cash found
amounted to $40 - and the stamps 10 S4,o4O 30
This showed Il shortage of Spas - several BIG
packages OF stamps seemed intact, the seals being nm
broken. when the wrappers were removed IL was
found that each package contained only two Sheets
Of stamps one the top and the 0ther on Inc Dlt
TOM and lot OF brown paper cut in the shap" on the
sheets. The packages had been cut open along nc
edg, the waste paper had been substituted for inc
stamps, and the wrapper deftly pasted ogth again
Detectives are in pursuit Of Cadman Ills ruin IS
laid 10 his association with women OF improper char
ac,"r. Al his home In this city yesterday nothing
corld be learned about when he WAS last seen there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
DIsREGARDED THE BLOCK SYSTEM" RULES.

New-naven, Conn. Dec. 20.-A collision occnrrad
this morning on the line OF the New York, New-Iaven
aud Hartford Railroad at Tin Bridge, t%o miles r-
east OF the CITY, Fortunately no one was killed and
10 one received serious injury. Al Tin Bridge the
tracks OF the Air Line division into those OF the
Hartford division 10 ehtor the city The Air Line
passenger train dne In this city at IL O'Clock had
Just arrived at this point, and should bav" come 10
stand STILL In obedience 10 the rules governing the
block SYSTEM At the same time freight train
had entered the block" TIE Hartford tracks. AVID
having the right Of way proc edcd. In consequence
OF the disregard OF orders the part OF the Air Lilac
train collision followed, the two engines coming
together with considerable force The passenger
train had three coaches OF passengers and on" car
OF horses, tue property % the Midnight Alarm" Com
pany which played In Middletown last night. Every
In these was badly shaken up. The engine
OF the passenger train badly shattered amt
1t cannot lie repaired Tie freight engin" slight
y damaged. Conductor Clark ard Engineer Allen, ~
the passenger train, laid by The superintendent
OF the division TO have been cGlpably negligent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
COTTON MARKEDLY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. Dee. %. =. m.-C0tl on ulhre' ci"s'U
firm american middling lOw mlddHng clause, I'''nl
Der delivery. 9.Gfd buyers. Drc"mhcr ana January
delivery > "-Gfd huy"is: january ana i"lIchi' ""
livery, lO.0id buyers. fchrGarr AMI ,larfh nr
Ivrrv, . l. Ct05 i3Gld: March and April deliver,
) IJ.Gid value. Apf and Man delivery, , - -
hu'rr-. MAY and Jun' delivery. > n'fd" , 20 ga
Jupr ana July delivery. j2i-ftdJ - odd JUN anu
August delivery. 2irld seller.
Galveston De-. 90 ntion dali: mi dung. lilo
low midGluc. - 1-l'c: rpnl oidinar'. IL l'n hr'
and gross receipt, H.12 bale; exp RI 10 franc
Str lrlr- safes. 80 bales. stock i3J.ll bli-'
Norfolk pee. -O.-fo;ion cu>v. mlddins. " . -
low middlug. % &c. good ordinary. lie ~
receipts. i21 lnl'-. nos. l,417 bales cNP"riS I"
ihc Continent, 80 hmles: cOae:Tls", on haI"H .
sales ~ bales stock. .4i7 bales.
Nrw-O Orleans. Dec. Cotton ol"ncd easy tius'i
- ADJ nldfllu-, l1-l0c, low mlddlng. l"'
enan Ordinary. i3lcc: net receipts. lf'9 l"irs
llo,-. 1Joii halr~, exports coas'"is". 49, bi''
sales 3"sC bales -torh. BOO D35 bales.
savannah Dec. .0.-Cotton easy midi Ing, =
low mddlne. o tic, good ordinary. 34c, net ana
ego>. receipts. 4'j3 bales; export coa,iwlsr i'"''
bales sale. $50 bales stock, 13l,rSo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
flats 60 Get, iIntnrnnebe0

NEW MODERN tLATS.-Dec' r,i"d
private hall on WI. sir't-. With rnlrin"'
I, Central F'rN, fC3-iG4 Contra Park West,
n,nr lOifh->t. rooms ana taih not
water melting; o. -. so Norticn~C cornc?
para-ata aud 9jth-st.. hall, ana bathroom,
.tatsu , uGd d ru1n.A tiu bttl. s2u. go f.
,ncl. ha.- az .oninR. : rnons, 20. ..is.
IN i07 o. Ii3 "a Dith-st.. r.. hl- So
30: SANE ~ i@O-lIp last .1th..t.. ali
heated MIRA wide rooms. .JO. 80 ~ lcS
Tn., 5sth--t seam hertfd, u rooms and
bath. s3O. c32. FRANCIS j. ,lINCtdi,
~ AT o0th.st
SECOND SrDi.Y to let IN The magn,I.
cent !aidrn ini,icl 4 uhle p1rtucnt
hou.e Ire MORTGAGE, 1903 4 lOj MCn'a-ur.
t. u ooa VI three mluute1 walk fuu.
Wall S'r"et Ferry. Apply IN premises y
l5i Maiden Lane. NeN.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
EUROPEAN PRoDuCE MARKEls.

Liverpool. Dec. 90. 3 40 p. m.-l;cef and pork In
fair demand. Hams In good demand. Bacon In laiE
demand shoulders. H.Ont IL TO ~ r.. hrn IL a. 10"
Cheese In poor demand. TnliOw In poor dennnd.
spirits Of turpcniinc in poor demand steady at rs
Eu,n In poor drnlHnd. H. r1-SpOt In poor dc mana .
futures there y nothing Offering prime Western spot
dull AT 51s. Wheat In poo demand No. rcd winter
dun b Cd 80 . red spring dun nj IS lOd. Flour
In fair demand. tOfIi-SpOt Ia pOsr demand futures
in fair demand mixed Western spot EASY At IS I'D
December AT -. january dull at As I'D Janu-
airy, new. dull ut IS IL lid. Hops at London
pacfc Coast IN iHlr demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
POULTRY AND GAME.

Live chickens not hlyine much dime ana ana rue
1.ut towls are scarce. wanted ana niliF T. ~"
ea-! u' 40 higher and in active demand. Receipts
- dncEs are light and good lots sell ven ana PHI, 'a
geese do not lack CUSTOMERS ~ s''' I'
dull. 1900, ,hc market for fine
nnlsr,,e receipts and fair mani D2,'N g'yas &C.,
r,,, ARRIVING in la ger quantity on Mon '9 ,ud
en- oicrci the goods frey t l4dl3 if y,s rre Of"
l'"ir i"i ~ iten,,nc The market b. ALLOWING tlf
"a N arrumratr IN rerei ers' hand ana a. va ,, ly
:oT'S " H. "N about lc. with clwin2 qnnn'"lnls
I'm hgh and the teni'rcy sti in buyer f's s, rIiy
Jhn ""as Tancy ducks firm add hre lafE. an !
t -, .o,r Srs doing prftty well. bu' common "'"' q"
D' Quail advanced Fl 759si 81 ana t"w i'" sSag
,.rT ,, 80 - n. ~ the close the Whr ~ s,.,rit,c.
pHtn ~ - icing now very r,rc cyce'1cl iArf', ,
ga prn, 80 nrr Iargc fat WA dpcK> 'tn,,s hs,s
III. ~ cI,e, hut clo-- y shade 'asirr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

NEWS From THE FIELD AID RANGE OF PEI'hS'
The crude ccrtlncatc market was again neglected az
both the New York exchanges. At OH 'N 'h"r'
were quot1tlons at 30 7-snJ2 1A0j2 - cents. Ihe
siringcncv in money recently sufficient 10 rNpli
the sacnntlpn. Refined quotation were nnchnng,l
at j.ij cents per gallon IN barrels. 201 rr'n III
hulk and Go cents In eases. Foreign gnoatlpns
we're: Antwerp. IL - francs; Bremen. 80 marks
London, 4 1-2aI 7-od.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending December 20 1892.
HEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the weex-Bcans, 1853 bbis is. II $50
bush. EAports-Beans, l72o psg'; pea, 1913 bb' IN
ln., bags Fdsb,r concessions have been
necessary on nearly all kinds and he msrAo has ruled
quiet throughout. Best marns Of arrow ic 10 - - by
fl.ay and have held about steady that. cdium
have very choice to reach -, and most Of thu rst
4 OF sell al gJ Domestic Turtle ,
Mexican here. bat held In bond N cipa-
ton Of South American ord"rs ENl~rNrs Or" a~ing
some red kidney thi. week. but he competition %
trade resulted cutting the price o. ~ IS b
which at the close" Lama quiet az II ?)"T
a. to quality Less doing ia foreign beans ''re.n peas
Ia f.t,s ,,,rlv a,dea - "A. steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21
THE 4SBURY PACK CHIEF or POLICE RESIGNS

Asbury Park, y. j.. Dec. 20 (spcciaD.-Chirf OF
Police Caleb T. riley, OF this place. to-day Resigned
his Office, which he had held for twelve years. lie
assigns reason for the step his Increasing dutcs
and responsibilities in connection with his management
Of certain Interests Of james A. Bradley. The Com
missioncrs accepted his resignation, after pa sing
luuons appreciatlve or hi faithful
cesS0r Will be appointed OF Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-21

NJ bhkNOn YET ~ Ed.
Advertisements Fceiyed at regular once
rates u,til D. m. VIZ.
25t SHAVE. !. e. cor. OF 23d-st
152 0th-aye.. cor. 18th
1872 Columby-sve.. near West 0Sth-st.
1o6 West t2lst, near oth.ave.
20 West Hth-st., near Shave
257 West i2dst., bet. eth and sth sves.
1877 4th-avs., cor. 1+th.st
1883 yd-ays, between 10th ard 77th sts
1873 3d-av, between 18th and 10th sts.
| 900 3d-Af., near 6lstst.
10S l<tsNe., mar sou t
760 Yd-sve., corner t7th-st.
6Ss Sd-ve.. near Eat J1thst.
81 Avenue A. between 90 Irf ~ 80
II C1al,st. ana 49, DNlsIon-.i
lac Crrrh.-t.. bet Warm and ,uS.r.
J bers sts.
a'3 ,ie' ck"r -. near chr -,o"h"r.-t.
15o EAST 4Ith.st., corner 3d.avc.
20East icdst. near M,dl ave.
| 2,C5I 3d-ave.. bet. il2rh 3nd llaih "a.
HARLEM = - -
1S East 125th-s'. near ?i.,v".
- West i:3thst.. bet ssal ana Sta eysA
\ u west l4atA-sI -,
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Receipts for TIE week. 0S9 bb's and 1850 cases
Arrivals fsLcA VI! considerably and line flesh stock
in very light supply stock suitable for the best
class Of t!adc readily SADDLE at -S end The demand
this quality exceeds the supply. Held he'h are very
freely offered ~ Unchanged Picc- hut the H0'chn"t 's
been la 2rr. eggs ia moderate supply aid nrm
ona sales o. fancy Western reported Gt 2lc
thc price j. gen raj yet.
and PENN ania new-laid per doz.---. - a.
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gounrrp Kral GstaIe for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties for sale and to let; large variety
81 choice building sites. II BIS TAf-
LOR. Keekman-st.. and M0ntclalr
WANTED Parties having tracts OF land
for sale on lines OF Harlem or New-Hayen
T.. H., In Westchester County please send
particulars for list OF properties Tor sale by
he. w. Il. MATlHIrS, 30 broadway,
and WashingtOn-lve., let 10th and lsOth
Il
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fnrnishr0 Apartments Wantso

WANTED.-A ~.conI hoor for the win.
ter, In prlvat, family Tor thfc' adults and
Address, stain: term, and accommodations.
b., Box lG. Tribune Oillce.
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Real Cslntc 10 Gsehanae

\ BRICK dwelling, - feet front, all
imp.nN,l.ru,- Dtn-'t., brooklyn. to ~
,n.nrc FOR ~H1llc~ one. or ~ lo;'. NOBLE,
Il Finest.
Az ELEGANT iour-story. stJnc front
.olrrn IN pro,rmcats Wc-t -Sth->t.; {"
- hnucr f0r country -"a'. OWN FIR,
Room - Sti nOor - Wlll>t.