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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yewyork Saturday Dec. !, Vla,1o,rrri and
ears for the market no iac lnnor,dd .'''"s D''
"' IVJ,s-Keceips 1872 head Of when 20 o. 'ei ~,
cue i,o.lcr Gir .iasscrs and weak Ior ""-V'"'' ~
.,lis OF Ne1ls rcI1ri'i %, .-...,r. or average.
" Judd & buckingham sold 81 grasst I go " 7
guuu - no. i0o N 81 do. 2S2 n, at ~ TO oo :. -, a
W TalI,nbcck 4 Hollis: - Wesclu c"ihc d1na caTs
i'nntTp AND LAMBS-RecciWs. lncluni2, % 49,, 'a'
iannd d,rect to butchers. were II cars or 9o'o H
xp'. on, INT steady both sheep ana IN,
oa 70 good sheep sold at - 2oato per az aosG 10
a, no So1s common prime lambs at - ouhI"
at y 2oaf" soy at 7dic dressed lambs In modcra,
Jhensnt at sadiOc. few extra ca'ca'S'S S''''"s -"
t02c. ,.. 90 canadian lambs 81 u average.
-, az N uor 100 n: 1919 do 81 ~ az - ~ aDDaad,,n
~ M at - % 1913 do. II N. at 80 20 los '""'D''
''e Hnm a' Mullen ls1 State lambs 81 ~ at 60 'o
sheep, W ~; g Hollis: 80 State lambs 90 ID. a.
nni ea st,e sheep 90 n lat ~ 30 81 DO o. H. a'
Nipple 80 y, %G It, p 'se p; 3 3 81 q s. eus
Is2 d., ~ =. 9t a 49, l'o no. q 3D. ~ 90
u Judd 4 Buckingham S3 Pennsylvania ewes O. ID
HoGs-Rccept 10 cars o. OIL hsaa FOR ca e eIye
Nominaly steady at 40 50as7 per 100 ID
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

noNNyBRoOK FAIR FIGHT IN PoRTCHEsTER.
There was Whist came near to being a fatal riot
j., porfchester yesterday morning. In one OF the
s.rooms Andrew Barber won big turkey, and
.1,d TO 70 home about a. m. On his way he
~ .uoss o crowd Of young men who were welcoming
.s Gear with songs Andrew started to aid In the
- and TO mark the time began to belabor the
r With the turkey. AS two Danes were passing
,d-sw hit one OF item on the back Then a free
s,,, look place and continued down Mill-st TO
~. liver and over 1t TO Hawthorne. BY the time
~, crowd reached the other side OF the river 1t had
,,o.ssed TO several hundred Tie Danes and the
nan who we're In the fight from the start were stu
=, the centre and fighting. In moment every one
..s IN the fight. II a genuine Donnyhroo Fair
tsht some one sent In fire alarm, and soon the
,~,,a department OF Hawthorne was at the place.
Two more alarms sent in and the entire town
vas reused.
Among those who responded to the alarm was
Constable j. H. SclInehl, who is the only peace officer
in the village. 1t was not long before he was hit
on the back Of the lead with club and fell senseess
~ the ground. The fighting crowd walked over MIN
md finally being all tired out, broke up with few
wiring blows. Schmehl was carried home, and lay
RssSine for several hours before physician could
~ fonnd 10 dress his wounds. Yesterday morning
bs was able 10 swear ont warrants for the Danes.
They were locked up
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rgt- rUrrBE OF TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Chicago, Jan. / (special).-Commodore skerre't ar
fved at the Palmer House to-day on his way 10
San Francisco 10 take charge OF the war VeSseI
Mohcan. at Is probable he said, that that Vessei
vii, be ordered TO Honolulu shortly, owing TO the dis
content among the inhabitants Of the islands named
II change in the present rule is II take place there
is strong movement 10 place the Islands under the
Government Of the United States. While at the Same
time there is section which advocates British rude
Even If majority expressed desire for annexation
10 the United states II is likely that England would
enter vigorous protest. Already IL Is reported That
British agents the spot eIdeavo+ng 10 thwaTt
all efforts tending toward an arrangement with
America The Importance OF the group OF Islands 10
each country would naturally tend 10 strengthen the
determination OF tie departments al Washington and
London not 10 yicld their claims til all tie resources
Of diplomacy had been exhausted
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THE STATE or IRA DE.

ys sS S 49, CUE" 5, s%'es@ 5 pd HS':S s.
"a 7s3 bush. shorts. Il tons
au ru Ns PEE l 'N? s sc s> Gi sls E&a T2I
3 led Cse 80 white 75ac; 80 Extra whit .,i iSc
cars No. 2yeIow size; cars 30 d. 44aai'.e
s So ~ Is G car , 40 So iS sa's 3 go
done ' To- dav dHc,o.oa: ancGinecd. Rye nm no. p
IS as a i5 10 5'G rasr ta5 F% qg nous -
Mfa ooJ sep'%GsSt soGS Su:n GT
bush corn 900 bush; oats 90 oco bush barley 5000
,Fssr 9srely s :"3sy 90 ~S S.s .s
ale. oats barely steady; No m\e1i S 1T Ia I'd
I'd 'Gy SO ng@s siS HIM. Da@%a F q
50 s7dGo WhsSey steady ,o ala b,rs S saiy E9s
I is5ST d II gs g en- "' Chez ' .iea S1t' aue
M%aps nG & yaISsa 'S Sa T ean aa lSfN
81 .tcady; No 2 Whit. 3SgqSic = 4 DO a. a.,
quiet y" 2ja56, rrou.ioqs tady o, Re- S', Z.
Flour oCo his WHEAT 80 GOO bush; hrlr - "Ou b
600 hbls wheat. 2oco bush; barley
rGlaGclha Dec M-rm very ll,'l' f. toinf ,, sq.
at sas s2S sr 20 All at T. } 90 pr 100 choice
new Whcai ;ir.s oi ndc lar IP'fo nr hSrs lSht
AID pics co.cd Lo - higher No rcd r. eNPGT, clS
7% li75@cG fcb7ia,g 7,sf77'lc N7rch. 72e.
Nv. 80 ? rcnn-, wanna &c. CerA cci3ni sh Sr
"oI.ra,c and w' -trcor5 trr..:: from cher gr ls
nTcd IN e de 'ss 10 y is.Ts,I IN a. asl4 80
fc,rla-v' 80. It-gc; Mare, t9td'gee c1ts C ,
Ir moderate a1t MARKET ulci nrn az 80 hsn'r Wh
Do re,ai,s ~ urrratd WHIT. 2p1ao' ato. So
Witt dad .'rs", ioc A. ,csuIao 4ic 80 "a a,
alo@c: M'frn fo-@ilc ~. qrGGe,,s oTic, and
,ais. cG 81 lot,ar. lfc -'aal''i logae,ci ~, b.
cr,-.ai s. ~. aolnh r,na'd d'anoai T. '';c ,sSsn.
r,g,.a H. ii, 4, c,tr, g. So,c ia Star & sp'c
: ,,r. E..em -rosr 800 ~. ,f," -,.t.' WI
Ni e. ~ 't.N al. t.g
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,,,u, cTOcK NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

punaIo Dec 3i.-Cat.e--Rccelpts last "a hours o. w
head total for week far 1000 head 10, snI hi t
last week head consigned thouFh 3Seo ond
70 .od closed nsroSs Good steer llso 70 700 d. ~ zoe
cyno,ters aJdSj fat S3Is3 % hoGS-
Receipts ast q $500 head ts o g. W co henG d9
ia,, through head 10 Newfork aooo ho ~
on sale 500 head market opened s1RIr W copn
I'd 81 osas7 packers and medium f. gb ,r do
~ 30 good hrsvy ends, 80 1odso 20 ms, az
70 best ccrnfcd SO 5oass 70 pig seo sonndn oughs
5 5@s5 * stays rough good s5ts, 90 shsP Sn
thus far $1,000 head for 90 scms I'd s u ~ s.vYok 1000
head sSn:sGseS Sss sIkss opened 10 isc higher
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for best grades closed steady choice fancy wethers
S4 GOA $5 10 fair good sheep "A 40as4 10 cus and
common do. 81 5oasi % Canada do, 81 GOas4 20 90
wchers. 81 9OuS5 10 lambs native choice 10 fancy 20 10
as0 40 good - 50aS6; culls fair SASS 35
Canada. common 10 fancy, 5000
Chicago. Dec. 3i.-"Ihe Evening Journal" reports
Cattc-Ecceipts. 200 head; shipment 100 head -
same for the last three days Improvement looked
for. HOgs-Reccipts, 1000 head; shipments. o.OOO
head stronger and good demand rough. % i0ds6 90
mixed. SO GOGS6 10; heavy, IS S0dro So night 10 90
Sheep and lambs-ncccpts, 100 he ID shipments. 800
head business light and prices steady. ,oo ., s,,
st L0ui-, Dee 3l.-Cattlc-Rrceipt-. 800 mead snip
ments, 200 head market steady fair to good native
steers - 10d54 GO; choice shippne ~ '3a95 range
sucrs - ljds3; range cows, ~ 2jdf2 -. Hogs
stc,dy; receipts 200 head shipments 200 head /;
MARKET Zoe higher heavy 50dfG 81 packing, so iOD
80 IS; light 50 ijdsG 20. shcep-Receipts. 1oO9
head shipments head market steady aIr % good
natives sJd$i so; choice heavy muttons, ~ 'Ods1
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REAL ESTATE.

New.York, Dec. 81 1902.
The total realized at the Exchanges from public
auction sales OF city real estate for the ending to-day
sol 093 The aggregate sales for the month Of De-
cember S2931 2O5 and the total for the year loJ2
was $50, So. 49,
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the present week. ending with saturday, January
the following auction sales announced 10 De heu az
the Exchanges
TUESDAY, JANUARY S.
Foreclosure sale lot, 25xl00. and 4story building;
No $40 West 55dst 275 II Of llthave plot OF
land 250xlO33. i-stoFy buildings Nos ga 70
Gi0 East 1ithst, 80 II OF Avenue A. tAt NO III
Bloadway)
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY T.
Partition sale lot 2i.llxsS, and 5-story building No
similar building No 80 0rchard.st 100 Il Of Hester;
Foreclosure sale: / plot Of land lOO.iNS, anu
buildings Nos 1874 800 Avenue A. cor 7Oth;st
lot. 25xlOo, and 5.sory building, No ~ sheriff..
ccutors sale $ lots 2o9s9 coch. and aye 4-story
buildings Nos 4?i 70 49, West 3id,s = 800 (! oS g,
lot rs 2xs2.2 and 3-story building No 1074 Park
ave W !, 25.2 # OF ssih-,t. CAT 50 Hberty.st)
THURSDAY. JANUARY 5.
Foreclosure sale: lot, l90x72 and ostory, nat,
40 pa West 1OSd--t, 1913 II OF loth%ye; ots
Ta.t o7th.st $ 80 It q lstaye plot OF land lCoix
So and four 4-story buildings Nos lsS to lo5 lstase
h V. corner Of 97th-st | lot 1Gsxlo01l and sistory
dweng. No 2i2 Fast is9ds SS q Sa :1Nfy
h1uses No Az West 52d.st, $50 It W Of othAve.
Auction sale lot. 2jX10.9 and two 4story buiaine7
No 60 Couycrneurst of Cherryst At NO III Broad
way.
FRIDAY. JANUARY Q.
Foreclosure sale: lot 20.Gx1OQll and +story puidlng
No. 0j West g6th-st II :. 1908 IL Of C0lumOu~aNs
lot TO- 1904 and story dwelling Nos los West 44th.
Il, s. 1882 Il Of Gth-avo
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LONG ISLAND.

PATRICK j. GLEASON INSTALLED AS MAYOR
large number Of Democrats and Republicans as
sembled at the City Hall in Long Island City yeser
dsy to witness the installation Of Patrick Jerome Gca
son as Mayor Of Long Island City. The police OF the
Second Precinct on hand to preserve the peace,
AZ II was rumored that the friends OF Mr. Sanford
would attempt to gain possession Of the City Hall by
force and establish Mr.. Sanford In the Mayoralty
chair Promptly at noon Mayor Gleason went TO the
city Hall. After taking his seat and qualifying as
Mayor for the next three years he arose TO make a
speech. Cheer after cheer rent tn air. Among
other things the Mayor said: thank you IronI
take 1t as a warm and earnest Endorsement u the
principles which spouse was legally eiec 1ed 10
ina ONCE by the votes OF the pcOple-an ONCE Which,
with the blessings of God will I'll until looo'
The Jeffersonans did not 30 10 the City Hali
II Is understood that Mayor Gleason VIII DC Il
candidate for state Senator next fall
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beach.st Nos. = and -, and No 235 to 23o
c l. t qcay ct 'ir figrgV 10 $4,000
i pDckIey t.,, - Chas 4 S.,.eIi'....- 80, 500
car Mora ana vic 10 LaiaiHs ct AZ I.oG, part 1880
N 'baH Fey ard Snothcr ........-'....,... o. 600
'0i E"s1 sci ; Tp "a. g. 10000
s2d'st n = So 10 II e Of Lcxington-ave. 2OIx
495 Euiolph al ana wife n Christian Giles
ostn--t No 35s Wet; Christian Gi to Rudolph
Gju. It, 5 S7s It c u iOth.aye. 2Oxioo5 and
other property Thomas Bell ~ Hattie
yanie,st "a hc AHcr can Fin Arr Society. 100 ooo
r uaIi - NJ Worhn ~ $50. $4,000
9oth-,t : 100 - c Of Madi.on.avc. 2jxlc09;
and Other prop 't l. wheaton U 100 &c
1851. 80 y Vet: Truman il BALDWIN and
., WI. to Agsg.n ,o,,n,, io;;o3;i,o;oiI
James Boyle ri al to John ko"chl and ~, ooo
ioS 5'o.9'' no 325 Fast: patk Cranltch and
Hex ct al % ''' :. 'D.."' 10000
uanic, = MARIN r,,ar'c' to il II W,rcnan 90 900
wcSs E"1 f wg.cb 10 {; q 9,m l0Sdf' 3ox
to Len" II n,chI ...................... 265oo
Bonievgrl " SOL II n Of llish,-t 5oN5; =,
lo 3aeGS LAWSON I" ' pa y, aiithss 2xoo
-, Eawa7l II sch'il ric-se, to Chritla9 Wy9gn l'oo
Mccailum n"'y '!'."" ua N''~ 1000
3i.ave W : 10, - man Of Mrr-nnia Theodore
S;at,lcr and WIFE % II:%'g R5 lT tr;aa1
II BALDWIN and VIE to Arthur J Bohmer -. COCO
same rr2Ier,y; 4 AHzr-tne and wife to Iru' ,
Same pro,~rty; Thoua. l. Rcynod, to Clark ooo
Augustine '''"'
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TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-In Brazil growths the market for spot lots
dun and neglected. Prices, however, we've not
changed from basis of 17sc for No T. option trading
DUH sales agGrcgang only ~ 800 bags, while
prices without important change. tr day was ho
day In London and lIaVre. Reports from Amsterdam
quoted Afoat from Java and Europe $4,000
bags shipments from Java and East for United stats
during last month, 1000 bags. The 0lOd Rio cable
quoted ordinary 40 klos), II 800 good second
40 kllos Ii $40; exchange (pryae) 10 llIOi receipts
in Rio 600 bace rio cea.nees ~ United States 900
bags Rio Europe. 1000 bags Rio stock
600 bags Santos stock, $4,000 bags; Santos market
hrm; good IL 100; cleared from santos
De- cuor 80 steamship S;anmorc, $4,000 bags. Ware
house deliveries since December 1892 New York 30,
5y2 bags: Baltimore 1860 bags; Ncw-Orleahs lo,VO-
bags total PSI 203 bags Receipts at Flo July 10 De-
cenber 30 1852 17z7,VQ0 bags time 1871, III
900 bags same time 1890, $4,000 bags receipts at
santos July December 30 1892 1850 0co bag same
rme 1891 600 bags time 1890, 900 bags
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ORANGE.

rho annual ball with which Henry A. Page, presi-
q, the Essex County Club. always celebrates
u' ,omne IN Of the New Year was given on Saturday
wv Nr,ng at Walnut Gate, his place near Montrose.
.s0ut 800 Of the best known people OF the Oranges
we're present ..,,..,. ,.,,,, .u,
IN IN the tennis court building OF the club on
M,S,ary 3. over 700 guests will be present
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VIEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Gustav schmidt, of No. eo7 provost-st.' Jersey
ay, on saturday night kicked James hes" ten 'en
yea bod licked his dog. Shortly after midnight,
hsh schmidt Gustavs brother, met john lleslin,
S.1,ner Of James, aud quarrel followed about the
u, npon the boy. Hesln hit Schmidt with a
SS snne pin, frncturing his skull. Schmidt is now
COUPE e CITY Hospital in a critical condition. liesln
CENT 10 the county JAIL
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

Trains leave Nest f2d.St. station. New;Yo'k as fol-
and * minutes earlier from ft. FrankliDs n. n
Own any lI-DNly Tor NcwDurs Kingston, AoaAy'
o'S SVoily except sunday. vet OF .oeynans &c. $1,000,
49, MDaIly for Albany. except SUNDAY. Montreal.
BIO A. M-Daly for Ab2ny uteS seaS excsps
1885 4. M.-Daly. except Sunday. for Albany sas
400 p. M.-paIiy except sunday for Albany.
t.yy - VI Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Wochcstr buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroi''
All F. ~ Dsiiy except sunday, for Newburs' Al
any, s,Ia9St a'S Tor Nii,aay Utica Syracuse Roches
ar Iu:alo Niagara Fails Toronto, Detroit chicago
II kSvrRSTiAw LOCALS. PAS. 'sA5 p; N. ..eo
XEWBURG LOCALS 5 70 'io'io A. NJ ' ''~'
sleeping for EutIalos N sii fa's i0'0"''
.Day FOR tickets time'bes paror os Sne sSoN
a n Sss wassinctog 7?b rnltor nnncs
foot Of Fulton.st; NewYork CITY i,bi S, ' wcS
lassA' snd a. LHMSEar. General passsnse, Assas
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Coun,rp ,]roprr!n for Sale ano 90 Eti'

. TTRACTIVE HOMES at Harrington fask. Dsrg e
A nnay New .Je sea- tn West Sat r. II IL IL Mllts
from plot. ar offered ol ,ale ifs ,srnllv re-
III inward nor squaro foot; property Is csIeiulp
For further ia tcuars application may D. au
,sasonay or by letter 10 J. EDWARD "iLES' IL Ia's
Extrcuth street, New.iork-
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CeGal Notices.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AM {

SUPREME COURT, CITY AM COUNTY,
y or NrW.YOik.- thomas !. q ,m aI, and Mar;
iae as cxecutrlx and trustee. of the sst WI, ai
ntanrrt OF William }. OConnof' dc'easeu' anu '"'''
PENDANTS 49,, 81, ,,te,Iorutory Judgment Of partition
IA duly odr and entered In The ABOVE rntit ~
am and bearing date the seventh day OF g
800 The undersgncd the rl" namei thed,i', ~.
e A. public auction, at thu New.iork h,'l Nv on
scn Az P III broadway. In the city or NV, "In III
IN. tenth day Of January, 1898 AT ~ c'1sh
ionn Of that day by william h.nncIt; adnn, and
hon Va mrntontd IN said lntcriccutofy Judfheit ui
psi rbcd foowe All thot certain pee OF pa
VI, win buildings and improNeurnts t,i'2h
c Ger suae lying and being ~ the Iicfdn' n, hi,d
v Of York. the northcascily sue VI
t,c"t between Avenue and u cOnm,nuIs =. p Vi
tv hundred and Thirty feet ana fouf lhchrs sout
dls,s,e f,nm Avenue 4 running ffoy SAID pony
sannbca,twaILy along the ENTHUSIASTICALLY sde OF inu
% t,rcn,y feet eight inches; thence running hpr.h
sss,wardy and line parallel 20 Avenue % ne ne',
49, ", lie block formed by said Avenues ana any
hIr and Fourth sret thence north "cs,efy soit s,
LIT, line on parallel with said Third street twenty ~
n inches and thence southwestery from sad centre
line on parallel to-Avcnue t. nc sang si'i Wv pa
Of beginning. ,,-,n- "a rsoo ''' @
los q. Matthews rsq, fiaihtns A''o'"e'' GOV ~'
WAY, N. 7. City.
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Kailroaos.


pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals &InterlOckingS
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
In effect 1901 A. NJ. JANUARY LIST, 1893.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
800 A. M.-Pullman vesbue Sleeping Cars TO Chicago
sG FROM Dnas e 9a cseo Arrives IN
1000 a. m. next day.
THE FAST LINE.
'eS ArrHes coS@Sus 20 5fS
p 'y: sS rs daily m 1 SGiss? % p
TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 NOON-Composed exclusively OF pullman yesuouie
DSwf and STATE Room sssPas Ra"g sp rsnoIs
sa 'S SarssP sS sS md % both
movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago - 90 noon
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
& O and D.s car TO% cat .ns &
SoS e s. hs so ArI as
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
oSo rSas end csvan Dining cars
York TO Phlladelphla, and Pistsbgre 10 Cnieago NJ
I % 81 aa except $50 sSd. next
sOUTHWEsTERN EXPRESS.
'2 Il NJ ee SSda ta New 2 to censa Me
ana tsamS Ss pP"s car c AsSas g &
fndianapoii, 10 is D. m and St. Louis 100 H. Sec
OHd morning PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$50 r. M-Panag BUFFET Sleeping Car NGwIS erSon ID
SoIaiSs,, Tosdo Il - Columbus 7i5 p n.' and
4so 'Is'Sf Esss S ana d. with
69.sh fG SSF cs 10 q Nd s
Sleeper e Aheyle and Ho; spngs on sssGne se Sc
az s1 ps.s S GsT; with
81 2sropsA Pullman Tns seerg car
VIA KI9TyIs ,n's%,Cs, anG I" aSD THE
SOUTH.
1929 fScf vssSse
Pss,sng r% Coaches DiHins Car 70 Baltimore. arriving
$50 T r osa Limited" daily Pullman
ca ana , Ra se c ssyo a u.
nan charges On either Of these trains; on 90 ~,
Aaq s@ Express 90 Tap" 80 7E SOH EsDe a
and 30 p m pas Z 2sG D. S Tap 20 and
200 'i p ai and Is 81 night: For Baltimore only
For ia es.onriiIc, Ausn-rc, and TAMPA rSaS 80
a. M 800 OR 3 M and al, e 10 night daily For IhOm
Ks, Yves, Havana 9SS m and 12 rs night
For Atlantic CITY 100 p. H. weekdays with Ihrough
Buffet Iarlor Car
For Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove, ana r)nt
Psasant. 0 30 a. M, II so $40 $40 ana IL ~
no not stop q. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on
FOR PHILADELPHIA. oo
ExRress go 40. co. 49, 9Oo; Ga 80 On 10 20 zoo
O2 90 Penn'a Limited with Dining Carr, IL 20
9S SS so a. o'p SG = HsAs
E ES1s's9 30 ssd ~ 900 % sns 20
noon Llmted IL 90 noon, 90, 80, 60 u 20
7:ij, 8 100, . 90 p NJ and II Is night. Accommoda
ton. ; 90 and 90 p. N.
For oic- Of rams 10 i9ca pGns IN tne
GG!ce.: Nos. 1873, $40 90 1923, l13 and 29l Broad
I25th Street o5l Columbus Avenue. 49, sixth Avenue
and foot OF and Coruandt Streets Cour'
Street, $50 Fulton street % Broadway and BrookHn
Annex Station. foot OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn; III
/ Hudson Street. Hoboken Station. Jersey city. .
New.YOrk Transfer Company VIII call for ana check
hotels and residences through TO DESTINATION
CHAS r.. pUGH, j. H. WOW,
General Manager. General Passr ARent.
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Deiawnre Iacknwnnnn and Western X. X.
stations In New foot OF Barclay aud Christopher
streets.
suORTEST LINE, NEsTIBCLED TRAINS.
o'.- MAN COACHES.

Direct route to NLW AJAX, BLoJMt ltLD, M0NTCLAlR.
kdss Madison. iorfistoS3 rassae Paterson Boon
TfoXfCo%G, Hackttrseown, sCHoQLEYs MouN-
WHAtfkR GAP STItoT Po.GnO McS9' ain;
COKE DANyiLLE, Yo lddb rM HnIu Mon.
ssYWKpACusE. 0swEGO,, ITHACA OMEG6. ELMIRA,
points WEST, TokiHwEIssII AND sorTIII ,!t ~
"'G TR riSs Pullman Taror cars Connects Buffalo
with train for Chicago, arriving o41 a. M. next
,.,o 4. M.-BINGHAMTON NAIL. Stops at princl.
,.6S +. M.-sCRANToN, BINGHAMroN and Ell
''"WIEA EXPRESS. Pullman plrOr cars.
,.tn p il-Si RANTON, WIKI EsBARIE and PLYM.
''oi-qII EXPRESS. Pullman parlo. cars. -
1890 r. VI. CDaly)-BCFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS
''p,li man slecpers. Arrives al ! rs O. M.
o.gO r. VI. (Dany.-BI tFALO. UTICA anl OSWEGO
"'l \pl,tSS Pullman slrrpcrS.
ilitiK'ii'lS and III Li.MNN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Muray-t and 40 Bgordw,y 1lckcs at terry stations,
- aid g9 Il otiwa. % West l2jth.s 80 Coumbls.
aSe New. York 1913 Westinghouse. 12j FutOnst and
MS BEDFORD Brooklyn. Time tables, giving full in
forrati0n. all stations.
~ WFSr,' OFT EXPRESS COMPANY will rall for onG
check baggage from hotel residence 70 dc-t nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
Cost au0 foun0.

OST--aturtay solitaire diamond ring date within
IL probably 59th-sc. ana othlNe haidsohe re"'r'
for return 20 L. OrDiN. - Broadway
OST-In rostonlce Produce Exchange, TN, sen d,,'
i estate bonds numbers know.l return W w." 800
"a Safest. and receive reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
FOR LAKEWOOD,

an s.15A NJ las g 40 specially, 30, 0:l5 T.. N.
I" to1 Toms River. Baraegat PARK, and Barnesat i;So
For Atannc City vineand, and Brdgeton' 4'So A. M
1t9 Mnnmouth Beach Scabright and Highland Beach.
80 s:i5 ii 80 4. NJ. 80 AS, 90 4; 20 r. NJ.
Sundays o 90 A. NJ, 90 j.. NJ. .. -. so o,x
and paIOrsar seass esn Ss pT9scuMf GIiay
2 oI 81 East lth.st 235 Columbus ave- Sid 5
West is5thst Nsw;York 33s a' t'
Wcscott Express Co. win call for and check baggage
,ror, hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02

Take the New-York Central for Cleveland. De,roir
Su0eo, Cincinnati. ST. Louis o"d al points We'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RAN"h oF fi'i'To
There f. no important change in the petroleum SITUATION
The refined markets NJ home were slightly owS last week
and there was some weakening in quotations a. AnV"
The field situation without important chahRe o"' ~
pipe line Hguros indicate considerable reduction IN e'
stocks for December The speculation III cruue o'i'i'
Gates almost dead. There were no transactions ~ wv
o. ss EssGan ,S and esc , DOR options at
dated Exchange would have been trivial: . ,,oao,,or
show dsIly average Of run, q 90 O12 barrels, against
W9 barrels in Noyember 1afte asrds IN Dcce
bef lss5 The deliveries have avcreged s2l barrels
% az compared Win 97o0+ barrel ois barrels in
line figures from December 70 20 Charters to the 90th
inclusive follows: ro
Runs. Delyers; de!iycrIe s Chatter hart ,o1
asa sst a.g S5 S5os sSsil!i ' 1855
The Buckeye Pipe Line reports from December 10 ~
Puns Deliveries. Excess runs ms
1:' p, ss',;; l2 1891 SO ' 1857
Jnst cerneses at the Consolidated Stock end Petroleum
exchange for tho last three weeks were as iono"s .,
Week ended Dec. y. Dec ;s.. Dec. g e.
TTsSssst '................." 70 70 ss 2% sos
SAILS. barrels .."..........eo00 1900 10000
There reduction Of points 70 the prics o. sen re-
Sus Ssw esoss psn Fls cents 10 barrels s5
sens 10 bulk Philadelphia and Baltimore Gases "" n
Changed a. Gas sen ssis sarrs snd cents bulk
Washington crude being IS cents and LBS cents
Foreign Quotations were lowered p franc kntwerp a,
p sncs Rer 100 bilo but were At s'g
gallon at London.
Take the New-york Central for Cleyea nd. De,roir
0"0ee Cincinnati. st. Louis o"d al points we'''