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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
PRICES ~ THE NIRRETS.
BUTTEE. AND Eggs 90 UP-Too STORMY FOR
THE FISHERMEN

Dr-ITEL AND Eggs 60 rp-ToO sTORNy FOR.
r,,r r,.rvp,,rx
nj. ,.,-...- ..,., g., i, ,.. .,o.. 49,, Oh.
Inc '"''9''''' 'u'" = P"'''''hS ocr How "' INC
H"'H''c III, c'"'i''e up '"o 81 P'u, !" "' D''N'
10 be sure 'Ieie l. away DISK deihand Ve"er
ihnh the usual '"d' io"he' over ioM Nhf'',naS
through INC eHUFe Hoi'"E "e'A ID anu AR we"
1'aFs > hut te he''s pressure ms PS''d uh'i' h'At
IhaHhS5V'hS' II mas he Il op r'"' &c son. mo
dcpot' u ouppi'9 N'e pee" ur'"" ol HNNn', a~.
In some Instances S''f'N oi sV'" 'e9uio'e '
made necessary articles Mule more expensive " '''
consumer IS. "calY Is TINS true OF butter ana esss
The Wholesale prce Of caeh ma advanced 1"' i0r
sticty II w-hd Long lsialh esq f,N"era are "9"'"S
- aid 40 c'A'' a"/e"' VIM 'iV U.s. '7'
butter co'.s - 'c"'S lN,'' W y" - ~ ',
fJ' 80 cents nN'"' ''i'7 - wa Nv" ~ 80
and Western ala V"ai' egg % AM D. 'o"| i"'
duE 81 1e"l' u'"o" ~" ,''''-'"' r., $50
avail 70 keep them tu oi th> foi'H d '"eN' "e"''
IN Aci, canadian eggs can DE- ''"' "''09' "'o 0
at p'oht WI TIE woe -a' p'''e ',''"', - ~,
and ihe present wholesale P'l'' ii '"'''''' '''''1
egg Is - 'e''s' ~.
r"' h'9' F'-''"D'S wv P'''., '"' -
w. ,'''' 10 ''7 - - e. :. 4, o.
'o''''""' '' ...' .u. ., :, orts
''"'' Wv - INV So" W 80 -. a, ~,
} hundred. H!lr l"M'"' eF"Nh III ui' olo" az y
Florida bring - GEMS quart Wh!' 'o'I"'o'S 'o"'
Boston hothouse' cost Il pound. Hieen peas from
Florida can be Ind tor - peek. There Is mo'e III
~ than there Is IN the quality q tD"ih' Ne"
spinach from Ncriolh sell, for 20 cents Fan l''A
and fresh string Leans are 70 be had Tor 10 Genus
quart. Ne" dnh0"i"hS from Long ls''"a "ou','s'
'"'' ~ ''"'7 p'''' ""' - . 0'"'' "''''
GELS SPROUTS ''" ""''" - ''"'' yum ~,
ana - CONS P"''' "-'"""' '"''"
fJr and - cents head, AM lo,ton hOtlou,c "F
inc. 81, The l,e - ilre. head, flr - cents: small
,.,,.. -, ,..,. 49, I,,., I.,o,,i clr, co,, 10 and
-, an 30, ., d.. ,,...,,. s.,,, Pho HACK
land, Of Kalamazoo fetch 80 cents: small punches *
49,, o,.,. ODD, t,,r.t ,.,... ,.,is..I for III. nr,t ne
''N '''''F' 500 .''-'' '' 49,,
th' winter lh H''"'''r ih"F"'t s"ruclS' "a" - Inv
FOR u AMI cents. caufoW,rs cost 10 TO W cents
,,,. l-..i,,,.t ,-,li.he, furl the forcing houses
- , . ,,rc,. ,o.k. hring 4 cent, A
are NtVIN - 'fitS q '"i'N'.' 'r''' '-'"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
TYPHUS FEVER SPREADING IN IhE O'1
THERE ARE NOW NINE CASES AT MONTH
BROTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAKEN.

THERE ARE NOW NINE CASES Al NUM-"
nporuER .sIASD-PREcAUuoNS TAKEN.
Evidence that typbus fever was spreading IA ~
city was plentiful yesterday, when SIX persons pun
inc from the disease were sent 10 Norm hi',"''
Island Three Other typhus patients, all meI'''~''
Of one family had been sent 10 tie lslahu Oh i"''7
day E,ry Yesterday morning Michael war" va
rolnd 10 be sick VITA typlus fever III the O""i''
street Hospital lie had walked there Iron" ~,
ldeiug house in the Bowey. AD~ut 'Iv 80
lime David FunaD VINO had IOos'u al -'
1rh Pow went 70 the New York DlspensaiY an" WI,
ronnd TO be suffering from the fever WIZ" '''i"
Pullman were sent to the island before hoo" h'''
in the dav thrc more typhus patients "ae" 10 NV
chambers street Hospital and were trnhslefreI !"
,he island with ms much haste as possiDe' my
were John McCauley, thirty-egat years oi'' VI w.
"A Hsvard St: joseph Morton, twenty years O'"' "a
xo ~ Catherine-st and william Cherry 'hi'E wv
wears old who had !cdg'd also at place III INC ho"eN
Late in tbc afternoon Charles worms MY NM '''
old who hal lived at No Al division ST. WIS sun
tbn island from Bellevue Hospital. The SIX men WIZ
were removed from the city yesterday were D'hcN'"
70 have caught The typhus f'fer III io's"s "ou'''
which were infected two weeks ago
Inspectors OF the Bureau OF Contiguous i''''"
,coro tusv last evening examining the loHSerS III
horses IN the BOweiy and PARK Eo" anu l,' H uI
,he hollses in which the typhus patients IA" HN'H
tatoIv II WAS said thai every possible cHp.I N"ui"
i MADE 10 prevent tic further spread OF N'uS l'N'
In he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
TN pryrlfRCR NEW-yEAR'S DAY

A New Years celebrat!on viii be held next Mon
dav in the parlors Of the Young Mems Christian Assn
citation, at Twenty third ST. Special efforts VIII DE
WI, forward 10 interest all visitors. Mr.. Poole the
librarian Of the Association viii have charge OF the
animal exhibition Of photography, and the usual New
years reception will be held In the reading room and
east parlors.
Al the Bedford branch OF the Association, NO. 40
Gates-ave., Brooklyn, MajorGencral o. o. Howard,
commander Department OF the East, t. A., VII! hoId
a reception from TO p. IN. musical ana literary
,n,ortainiucut with exhibitions Of drawings, cuHOs,
or Will provided, and refreshments VIII be served
,rucnut m. afternoon. lhcrc win bc llInnIai Im
~xhIstion In the evening. Dung men nGi members VI
The Association VII be heartily welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

49,. WHOM ~ WILL APPOINT Ava OTHERS
V.un World rItr orrICT~
,. ......,l,- f.,, De- did
80, o. , ,......t. .i,r.r. ~ thee
u" "''! 10 "' ,.......ot cr.,'.a d.
"'"" - NO. t.,,- rt. o,i
On a't II "' 4-'t 80 49,, r........ ,.d
the D'"d was 70 'c '' '''' ,,
i"' c. mH'~I'h'I- WHO WIZ ,' g..
5000 year. NJ "'''N "' " 80
make 'h' "pVH'' "''"'' - ,''-, a. a.,
u''I'' '"n'N "' '' ... 80. a,,.,,,,,..,,
Il WIS stu brh''fN N''''''' '"'' Wv '''
Il Commissioner ~ Publlc Worh, las between Nhi'F
t',- ,,ir,.,, ~ uurl,. and Police Commissioner
l''N'F" VIM" - ' .,, 49,, ,.,.. ,,
John {. sh"ciHh. Inc h'" ''"'' w" 90
ru ,.lf ar t.l other places. ln,!ndiuf i'ur ponce
, a., liz. ..,,.i..i,r,r a Plrl, t,mml, .i. uer
- all. ,y,, Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
MORE STOCK or THE WALL PAPER TRC ST.

The National Wall Paper Company has Just an
nounccd TINT II viii pay the interest for the last
seven months on It's debcnture bonds. In c)rnec-
ton with this announcement the fact thu, tie com
pany had declared it Intention several weeks ago TO
increase its bonded indebtedness by 1000 900 ana
It's common stock by SiGO0OO00 again brought
10 notice. Reports circulated that The lncr a,ca
capital zatjon for >p caiutvc purlo VITA rs
enlarged capitalization The corporation VII have Issued
s. 00)0 900 Of dcbenurc bnds and $50 O0O 900 % com
mon stock. The National Wall Paper COnIuny Is IL
combination OF all TIE weli-knpwn manufacturers OF
wall paper, excepting NJ. II. B!rses sons 4 c.. Of
Buffalo. and William Campbell Co., In West Forty
secoLd ST., this city.
James Warner, directo: Of the National Wall Paper
Company William IL. Nalr lis trcasu:e r, and >amue.
Cntcrineyer. Its attorney, when yesterday pro
fessed Ignorance o, the C0mpany's affairs. Another
officer said We have increased the calializatlOn
Of the company because In last September We took
into the combination two additional firms Janeway
d Carpenter, OF New Brunswick, and Cresswell a
WashOurn, Of Philadelphia. We also bought real Cs-
tate owned by Of the mnnufnc turcrs. This was
not the original intention OF the COMPANY and II was
not prepared 10 meet such cHlls. A. for iumUr
that we Issuing this additional stock 10 crush our
competitors, Il has foundation. We cOnslGe the
two firms not In the association clean, bu,ino sSkc
competitors They have plenty OF capital and no
much prefer them to small maluiactuier, whose
instability would be constant menace Ia pHCcs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31


Di,rictAttorney Nlcol announces that FOR the first
time In fifteen years there i, no accumulation OF com
plants in the District Attorneys Office not presented
10 tie Grand Jury. In 1900, which was before he
went into the place, the number Of cases disposed
OF In The courts and by the Grand jury was 3,lCO
The number In 1891 ARA and in 1792 il Is
s51s. The number disposed Of this year In the
courts Is 1903. The Grand Jury has acted on 1,4i1
cases this year. a good part OF tie number being Oh
ones. The extraordinary Grand Jury disposed OF
1863 OF tho cases. There remains number OF in
Glcments not disposed Of incud ng 400 in excise
cases several hundred pool and gambling cases and
several hundred felonies.
Mr.. Nicol believes that II he las tie same court
facilities next year he had this he will Dy the end
OF his t3n January !, 1894, have worked on all these
Indictments, 50 that new offenders may be tried ut
once. whether admitted to bail not The Office has
had singular success wi h arson cases, 10 single III
dictment the crime pending. Eleven persons
We're convicted OF il In the year. Five men were
found guilty Of murder in tie iirst degree. The SCH
fences impO d upon criminals. except In petty cases
aggregated 3.OIJ years. -Four hundred aud eighteen
d rsO.s were committed 10 the Enl!ra RefOrnatory
ard her similar institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
rur prrrycg IN THE WARNER TRIAL

Nnunt Holly y. j.. Dee. 30.-lhc opening argument
f t,, def,ncc I'm the trial u Wesley Warner to-day
WIS made by Charles Il. Chambers, who stated nj the
ou,,ct TINT no effort would be made by the defence
IN deny the allegation of the prosecution that the DE-
fcp9ont had committed the crime In question. II
would be held that AT the time he did the deed ne
wac not In a condition To know wait he was DONG Ia
consequence II the fact TIA, he had Deeh drhhg io'
several days prior to the TRAGEDY uuIihS NMch 'i'"e
lc Ind given repeated evidences Of mental unSound-
moss This fact he, said, would BE- proved by Il mum
her Of witnesses. Mrs. Warner. the aged mother oi
the defendant, was sworn rs II witness ana testified
that her son had acted STRANGELY In her presence
during all the week. He was drinking heavily al
IA. umr and his uns0und mental condition was re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
cUtRGED NTH Numbering FIVE WOMEy

sidney Iowa. Dec. 3O.-Mayhor. VINO l. IN jail nav
charged with being fivc-times murderer having
some mysterious manner caused n" death OF five
women whom he married I'm different parts OF the
country says that his first wife died Of consumption IN
California In 1850 and admits that four succeeding
wives disd suddenly. Word comes from W@dlahh
Cal, that an old neiShbor Of William Mayhor Siys
that Mayhor came IN the vicinity OF Woodland some
time In the sixties with a brother, They operated
large ranch with much success. suddenly me yohh9f
brother died having been III but few hon"' MaNNm
Immediately took possession Of the proper ~" SOON
aftcrward went East and returned with wife. its
woman died suddenly In the same manner ~ Ne
lrothcr Shortly aftcrward MayhO married MIS-.
Travis and left California for Iowa. The Board Oh
Supervisors OF Fremont County Will undoubtedly
authorize the Coroner exhume The body OF the ioirta
Mrs. Mayhor who was buried near kivertca ~oo1'
three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
TO IupROVE SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
MONEY FOR SANITARY PURPOSES GRANTED D'
TUE BOARD OF ESTIMATE.

MONEY For SANITARY PURPOSES GRANIiO ~
THE hoard OF ESTIMATE.
Tho n,ord q, Estimate spent mort q yrS'e;dAy ]"
executive session getting the budget OF l''3 rcanN III
final signature. They will close II mp ana 'i'' H."
Der viii anix his signature before noon lo""H'
Beard will meet again at 10 30 O'Clock 'l's H''
and tbis will be the last meeting 4 the Board winch
Mayor Grant has presided over fer four YEAR. ""n
f. comes together again I'm January Mayor "lir"V VIII
ln IN Navor Grants place. and Colonel George d.
Mcclellan as president Of the Board of Aldermen "'
.,,ccood John H. V Arnold Tie other members
Controller MYERS and President Barker Of 'he lax
Department. will retain their "lace' on the boar''
controller Mvcr, made a report yesterday on tAc
sanitary condition Of the schools. Ills subject cane
M when Commissioner Maclay Of the Board Of hl'
cation. asked for an Appropriation Of t92,'7- lo'
putting the schools in good sanitary condh)n repre-
senting that thirty schools were dangerous 70 h'"''"
The Controller confirmed Mr.. Macay's description ID
he situation and recommended that the sum asked I'i
be granted He advised however, that tile fi4'Je-'
needed I'm excess o. the 900 raiy voted Tor tc
purpo,e instead Of being Inserted in the budget "r
transferred from unexpected balances In the 9'Lo''
Boards allowances. Tie Controllers re'"mi'elu"
tons were approved.
A number Of claims against the city wera cohsio
cred In executive session. amont them tho'' W
William p Mitchell Francis 4. Hawkes., f.. Il. scott
and Police Captain Washhurn. Mr.. NitcheFs claim
which is for printing furnished tn ty at the cls'
OF the Co~iican administration OF the city Record
Bureau, was $4,000. The Ilawlcs claim came OH
Of the Controllers suit against the Coroner, ~.
sheriGs fees which should have been turned iAt) TIE
CITY treasury IIawkes served the papers ard Cd
lccted the fees which he afterward obliged u
dsDrge lie asked 10 lie reimbursed III aiolt 5000
Police Captain W0shburns claim is for counsel fees In
his litigation restoration 10 the police force. lie
Is veteran Of the war and the court decided that t!'
law retiring police officers for age did not apply u
lin. f.. K. Scott also asked for counsel fees and
back ply lie WIS removed aquc1uca in,p ctor,
but succeeded IN being restored.
The budget, when finally footed up, Will reach
about S37 100000 This VIII BE- reduced by the Ten
erai Fund about S3,oFO.OOO. leaving s)meting Ike
ga, 900 900 D. be raised by taxation. This year
budget was S31. -sl .9O5 10. in the advance !, IN
cuded the Increased State tax Of 81 ,2OooOO with
which the city has been saddlcG by Il Democratic
Legislature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
wlRpMcrs IT TIE corroy ErcHlHGT.

There was lively scene on the COTTON hN'h""E'
Yesterday and the price * cotton ro, to the highest
r,rrc since thu war. Just after The clcs oi business
n , ococ, Slnclaif M'ye.s sold ~" b"Ie oi
cotton given q the Press Cub by the southern lotion
Harvester Company and vor'hN Tor rs .lr i'S' "''
ever harvested hs mnchin"ry me b'uui"e VIZ
uv,ly Among the bidders were Karl Mois'n"r, "
H. KIM. = sonthrlm. 4. NJ. Robinson. G. {. HopNns'
g. G. Hipiin,. j. }. Collins. +. II. Cohn. W. C. i"o-
bard. j. q, Weld. Adolph Wordcn and superintendent
G.. r. Powers vice President = siedenb"rG' OF me
exchange. bidding for Syndcate OF the members
got the bale Ills lid was T" II Genus po"Nu.
.rt ruling pricc for cotton before the closing had
iccr Lrtwrcn % and 10 cents n pound ihvh MI.
,i,.lrnl,.r. told the auc;lon"cr that the bac was
r'-l''"'' Tho prs Climb. THIS unique bale OF
rottnn was then taken In charge by W. IL. Lewis
and Nfrrl relrsa acting for thu Press Cup, ana
T IN. s.ld nj auction next Tuesday Oh the Produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
MR. TRlIrrErR DENIES THE CHARGE.

denied ab olutcly The charges made lay WJlIam r.
Howe against him. t. The effect tnGi while Bis wife
living he had another wife and that he COZ
Wet In RusfA before coming To- this country NJ.
Tralltrurs wife died on october 20, 1891 At n- home
I'm Fast Twenty eIghth--t. After Ter Ccaih julio
Campo, u Young Colombian, who lived at the same
house. was arrested. charged by Mr. Tr'ttcur with
having stolen jcwcry worth - so from his wife.
Campo admitted having the Icwclry. but said he
ce!Vcd IL in payment 81 debt. The Indictment was
dismissed "A few days ago. because Mr. Traiteur said
that divide Hansen. a servant his principal witness,
had gone to SWEDEN William +. Howe. CampOs
counsel then wrote to Dsirlct-Attprney Nlcoli ana
the Colombian NNl,tcr at Washington, making the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
lorrc, MENTIONED speaking Of them MT. Iraitte"'

charges mentioned. speaking OF them Mr. Irai''e"r
said: ,, ,,
"Thcy are absolutely false. had no otheF WHO p"'
,ho one who died In 1891. As 70 M Icing oohVlc'
In Russia that too Is false was born Ia 'rohS'an''
h,t have been In this country ever since WAS o''
This is all "a part Of the persecution WIN "'"'"
, ,,,nr,d .ve- since had Mrs. Campaells
,,ro ,,szcd She then made feasfll charges against
me which have not been proved. Ih"n they Try %
cnu.e me trouble over the property OF the woman oNT
In NewJcrscy but that failed Now CEN tnlS ii ry
j. all engineered by the same peop'c' " OF n" n"one
,,,Nr,nss ru,id any attention u the Fd',hbN -" POVI
, L !" lowed IA. wo,ll a.ways be- unha!py. j., D.,
Deputy Collector Phelp, l"eVc nt. nri many
ciorgrs made against him by nssrleNcu Pc'''"' D
~ ~, ver, ever shown to BE- true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
LYNN p. noBsr Bnconrs plhTyEs

= II. Bnt.s the w,llknown head OK the highly sue
COS OH j. n. Bates Advertising Agency, NJ. 3s ParR
Row. hn, -ont ont IN announcement that on '''"'''
L,u.fu d. Mois. VII become partner Win hlni'
aol "a. hg-,ue., vii Dee conducted under the name
,, ,.. Uqf,, d, Nor. Advertising Agency NJ
Morse ha, been the manage ~ iae ). H. Bates Al
,.r,..in. Agency for tle last three years. and las
carried ,n ~, h-luD~s With exceptions! iN'elllE'h'''
.l,or,--. ana energy. Nr. Bate, Is unc"mmony popular
,fr. Mr. Nor. (, Widely iuovu To newspaper men
anI - Iu-lacs, mcu generally. AMI h, n'r'aiY proven
~. unu,ud ABILITY n'd hu"'' f'r h'dhhS ""N'''','
,,..t. rtn Late, a Nor,. Advertising Agency VIII
nayr I'm extended ,Irrlr II friends. supp"rits ANA
MIR. n, ana may B." expected 'o increase Is bl'I ~
i,,ldlv Y- l,tA NJ luf,, AMI Mr.. Nor~' have We
r,-.nrv qualification. nirrd iog elH larger opera
XII. flin u.~c Wlicl hey have hitherto Conducted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
* THIS Az ANCIENT AygER1IsIyG TRICK ?

..Eoro,ess" p,anc 20 Police Headquarters ycscr.
dav cav Superintendent lyrnes and with tear hn"r Il
him % protect her She sal she had received anonymous
letters conveying threats that rotten would he thrown
m the stage Of the Finn Ayeruc Ticarc IondIT
afternoon. when She makes her appearance e. a, an
actress Domiscd u protect her a. direct d
Captain OConnor SCH: POLICEMEN to the theatre and
cause the arrest Of persons who ntcfer IN the
performance
When the object OF her Visit made knp~n - other
Official, at central Orcc. there many sv,
smiles add wlnks and the OPINION wgs tXpe-sdd that
Baroness Blanc had Iesaited 10 ancient tT,k % adj
yertise her appearance the stag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
PAwxeRoKERs DENY 4 STONY OF swIyD.EEG

P4WNBROKERS DENY 4 STORY OF SWTTDiIEG
According to recently published repor; many
pawnbrokers in ti4s city Lave been victlmizcf by
thieves who make bogu, jcwclry thG: specially.
The gang, consisting Of two men. woman and .
girl. have II IS said cleared manT thousand dollars
with a new development Of the old gold rinS a.d
watch trick. The rings made % composition
OF brass and steel, while TIE edges on both sd
were composed Of real gold to the value Of % cents
The rings perfectly plain. bore the inscription From
Chris 20 Jennie" or Tom 10 Carrie and were IA
exact imitation Of Wedding ring Ia" boIn,
Watches composed in the way, stood the test Of
weight substance and quality, and on them 1t was
easy TO obtain sums ranging from Sl5 TO 50.
In speaking Of Tia. alleged swIndle well known
pawnbrokcr in Park Row said Il DO not belcv"
the story simply because 10 man with even an cie
mentary knowledge Of TIE trade can b. beaten In
that way while he exercises little caution. IA"r'
are certain defined rules which can never lead ~
astroy. An experienced man can generally estimht'
the value Of the ring at ii glance. But tbs Is IT,
test: File the nns ever 50 slightly, either with ih"
steel or the stone. If The ring be mixture Of gold
and steel there will be response. steel will not
answer the touch Of the file. II platinum be- under
the god surface the stone will show mixture Of
white and yellow. Brass Is easily detected, and In
tbs case, Of course the nitric acid test Is the best
In the case Of claim with an outer tmck GOA
covering and a brass ground, We arr sometimes com
pe!ed 70 cut Into the gold before we can apply ue
acid. If tie chain 10 genuine the damage Is only
slight Ten cents will cover IT, Almost tie same
rules apply TO watches. But the meHh Of robbery Dc
scribcd in The story Is at least uiity years old,
familiar 20 everybody and scarcely worth notice.
II is possible Of conrse for Tie best expert In the
business TO be deceived, but the s"indlels VIII have
A. John simpson d CO.'S, No. o9j Park Row. no
faith placed In this story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

annually many Thousands Of industrious men io'r '"1i
homes Ly foreclosure Of mortgages. ms y w -
direct result Of high rates OF Interest ana o''"'
charges. a simple remedy for ms Is ,io ,o".' ,
i.io,, nrono.ed The commission would pace loans
through the County Ccmmissi- nrrs. II tAons"' "t
visible. the counties might Gla'aniee the "n''
would not be Necessary for ne eohiils'lonG e., M
handle the funds ~ provision nAsht De iI""' a..
',."ar ~ na.s through the stale TREASURER. I"h'9
mus granted by the sIse wound he much sons.' n,d
i'm I'M, East and as u result rates OF ihtc.osS
Hrne down and there woud be 40 brokers' cAaise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31

Lieutenant Commander John 6. Elch, who recently
returned from three years crlsc on the IalOa Ia
the Aslatlc squadron, has been ordered 20 hold him
self in readiness for duty executive officer OF tac
training shp Minnesota, beginning january 8. The
Minnesota is now lying of West Iiftirtl 81. lcntcn
ant Commander Rich Will take the place OF Lcutrn-
ant Commander Chapman e. Todi, who has been
attached 10 the vessel since November B. 1870, nud
who hns been ordered to duty al the Navy Yard.
Lieutenant rank +. Fletcher. vino has been on duty
In the bureau 81 trdnnncc Ia, been O?crcd a. tho
command OF tie Torpedo boat Cushing ana VIII -
hcye Cameron Mcli WinslOw Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-31
yFW.yEArS Is THE STOCK EXCHANGE
ROCKERS TO HOLD A CtLhbHNIioN W - -
BANp AND BIG CHHl9lNN0
PART, or THE PROGRAMME.

,Ic Christina. tree loared With Hh''"fHS o'"'
,,. and tovs and crowned with Santa '''u' W
striking Size was PIT upon platform IL """' - -"
,r,,u -, m. stock Exchange latc last rF'h'"I' W.
.n,ne time atc7wurl men were busy ""u' Wv
,,,.,,,, If = fw brokers' adding to III" already O'c'
,r,,.n.d hr.nchc-. The stock ENchah-f O''"'i" 49,
resolved TO celebrate the death OF tie GU ''"' " 49,
.,., n,o,laeJ the stock markct dos not develop III
,,,eyncctcd md cl,cOnccrtine activity Al '''
. N 70 tny the fun vii begin VIM " gran" ''"''
-. ,,.,,cr. - the Exchange, hc'dcd by 'nlIA Da"'
,,,,, ,h. Dr,ad -, doors Of the Exchange N'''
,,,rct,,, arounG the lonri room th' crowd "''
s,,ther In front Of the CHRISTMAS tr''. - H. ''"
h.,,cr known rs Dick" ~ir execute the uA'Ho''
-, - Nlcho,as aud viii dlitlfbui" 10 Ia" prominent
u,,ubcrs II the Exchange eiit' ipm tha u'c "P
r-,pr,ote to their ptouuarlllc- or w"ihh'"'c'' a.
. hond r,o, 70 over. sensitive members Viii take
or,ucc At the d,trlut.on, which l. designed ID 'n'
.,,r,t ~ pure iun some Of ID" specialists III '"'
industrial stocks need not be surprised To T.."''
landry oufn.-. aud IT, boll-head'G men sh""" u'
,rs,,r.I for pr, ,ct- of hair Routing orders ON '''
ono lively hts will be- made at personal IL s. h''
luf there Will De- r0thlr1 but good iHl"i' >" "'
chatting Alter The Christine, t;"r las lc'h s'"pl"'
hy XII, Krinrir. there Is Uiey 10 j. ans numh'. "'
f,,,l,u games rmi Will a>fOH!,h all 'Ach""poi"'
VITA vaIts.s. SINGING and "-hyl"i"lns o" b"
nfltum thrown H..
The committee In c'ar-c - Oh" foIr ' ''Wl"''" ~
f. H. IiAlstc.l JChu Wallace, GeDfer j. NcaN''' l.. II
N,coll ana /. A. Il.i. Jhe lailrrc7 NH i' 'l'. l
r,.,lc AZ rl-fial bot th' i.'lt i3lH N' '' 'l
dlriflo-s De urcuIl'd ,aIlN.
rnr cotton EXciaugc VIII be d"-'d I" "H''