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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

Some men get down on their neighbol
when they fud they can't come up TO them.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

An exchange tell How to Boil Onions "
What is needed most is a recipe for boiling
the man who eats them.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

DIR. R.Y. PIERCE, Buff
fnlo, N. Y; Dedr Str
! wish to write you Of
my brother. Hurry C.
Troup. who has been
sick for ten yenrs with
asthmn. He has been
treated by ten different
physicians, who have
said he could not be
cured. He had to IDS
up at night, he got 80
short of breath : he suf-
fered with fearful head
nches and had u bad
cough. After taking
Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Pellets. he did
/, md can gicpD nll night"
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

silk is grown in twenty states, while men
who buy it groan in every state.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

The frogs ars the greatest croakers in the
world, and they never do any work.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

An editor thinks that people of the right
stamp are those who enclose return postage.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

See Colchester spadins Boots adv in other column
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09
A VOCAL rir.- E.cape.

Hostess rushing up in excitement
Won't YOU please sing something
immediately. Mr.. Vo8elsang?
Mr.. ". gratified--l shall be plcasd.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

Hostess Do! Eoi A dre's broke
eat II ths cellar aad want 10 avoid
y yAsie (Atepge nesse9
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09

l. JeAn y. wsrnsr, reesztly . Trusted clerk
~ ~ e&lce n ~ 6sseral snperiatsndlsns q
~ Iaae 1aose failruad, = ua1se arfest fos
- = eSsssS si.ssl 4 lSssk - =
Il|i 4, - e m
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-09
Patents, Trademarks,

Examination and ADV, 10 Pa,entnbiiity OF
Invention. Send for Inventors GJidc, How to Get
nfstcat" TA-zI.Z 3'EA29E.-. wAsEN1-cs, .. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
PASSAIC.

The term Of Postmaster Il. f. McGrew expired on
April :. He sent in his resignation on April 1, TO
fake effect on that date, and it was generally ex-
nsctsd that his successor would be appointed on Sat
urday Ex-Postmaster John Kennel. Adrian Norman
and Francis c. Cogan candidates for the office
since Mr. McGrew entered upon his duties, In April
1880 the Office has twice removed 10 more commodious
quarters and Is at present housed In threestory
brick building erected especially for It's use. The
fittings and furniture equal to those in any office
In the State Several postal inspectors have recently
made the assertion that Passaic dispatches and re-
ceves more mails and that the force Of
makes more deliveries and collections than at any
second class Office in the United States While the
staff and allowances those OF second grade once
the service given by Postmaster McUreW mas peeh
that Of u frst-class office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
ORANGE.

An exciting and large meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Orange Athletic Club held on saturday
night. 1t special meeting called to act on
three amendments 10 the by laws offered at previous
meeting They were. first, to strike ont the words
sn,Oxicatlng drinks and thus permit the establish
ment of a cafe In the club; second. to abolish the
iunor membership and third TO increase the yearly
due, uf full members from $50 10 go and OF junior
members from $40 10 So The most intense feeling
has existed In The club the matter. Both sides
have been busy securing proxies and there was every
prospect OF sharp contest. About 200 stockholders
we're present representing nearly 700 shares of Stock
After four hours OF discussion the vote was TAKEN and
The cafe amendment was lost by vote OF 1S2 TO
Az The other two amendments then laid on
the table
The dead body OF Cornelius Driscoll, thirty five
years old OF Harrisonave, Orange. was found lying
Inside a fence in Westinghouse. Yesterday morning.
He had apparently fallen and struck his head against
a stone fracturing his skull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
SATURDAYS EXpORrS From NEW.YORK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcM-YOlk Apr IS, 1873.
COfTON-BIsin.ss ir Gotten has active to-
day the OF the market has been Irregular and
genuine surprise the trarcr. who certainly
went home last night expecting TO higher prices hero
this morning 4, preparation for this good deal OF
cotton boueh: last night Ieppris OF Threatened
1rO,t in Ncksbure and IN expectations OF higher cables
todar The cables Ju>tidcd expectations. showing sales
of 1000 bales OF spot cotton unusual total for
saturday market firm closing for futures at on
odNanc" OF 10 S-6d AT the same ii ne private cables
said that the English tadc in better form.
encouragement from this side After nd, ancc a a
couple Of points here however Their sharp decline
OF 10 points and market closed weak &C the lowest
points Of Tie day. The decline duo general
frmation 81 Yesterdays Texas: to-day
copous and general throughout that State
ottnd. Long ont freely here and the
market closed weak at the lowest prices OF the day.
Some OF the later cables from England said there too
substantial character. The visible supply Of cotton has
only during the week G. SOS bales. and is
within los. s34 bales OF what Il was last year. Spot
cotton Mdiiinc T. said De
available the June basis. although quoted Sic.
Opening range and close iay. and closing bids last
nd last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17

Cash onotations were ~ follows Flour dull. nom.
Ina No. D. 3s .te No. ~ sp'ig Sc G" T1a 20 lie 80
corn 40 lie: No. = oats. IS l-.a2'c NO IT,
s9c 30 r, 6Srry o, 3r seed Go y. "n c's pork per
hbl sl6 - 2asi1: bard per 100 d. ~ - Ss"r'
rb, side hoo-e, - '3Io g. DRY S' sG.. "I"d
sIO O,a so 10. Whiskcy. dlscrs mi lci goou,' pr
cal II H. sugar, dull. on the Produce tAch.nss Is"
a. the butter market firm. creamery. -" ~
Sairv II aGc Eggs lower; strictly fresh 10" ID l'f
cincinnati. April l5.-rlour heavy. Wheat gnls
NO. red. &c Corn firm No. mixed. ~" ID re ~.
o a ', are ' ,oc Pork easier s7 So Lard dull
- d % 81 - mlk meats qu'r sslr1 5s bbls.
gg ",, nu,ter steady Sugar steady. Eggs stronger
higher he. Cheese steady
Milwaukee. April Flour steady wh" S;r i2wrr
4,G O. Corn nrm ~" No. s. 4oc oats steady No =
White WHIT 3a@ 95c 30 . white, $50 2tc Barley gnici
So q - sample, rv Al" Soc oM "y ' rSrHSay
SIC o. IL. Lard-May, ~ 81 L.
Minneapolis, April l5-Thcrc was Every very goo, go9d
trade ioday e,@ ar at Sood prices but there
an easier feeling toward the clo'"' No. Nor,n.r
sold at 67c and no Norhcrh i, os ~ &c lowest
sc closed. 90 Is. July opened ana G.RIi' IT,
s. 5ssGs 94c oweI 81 sG yo ,G,%G &C. g; &c
ON track No. ] hard n7c' NO. Ho''"''"'
No. = Northern. 81 lie $500,
Philadelphia April f'onr.,ppn,S h D, -, anu anu
market weak rye hpr g%I, n'
weak and prices hcrn declined ''-f@ir' HGc INV
and Nav ~ J-i0 '.V JHIl''
ID lAc Rye dun at cOc for No. IrUi,S tNsunn
t.orn-C ptIon market ruct firm, but wii,n, n N
,oni change: no mixed. April. Il liG - &c n'F
49, lo isc Julv a. Diai7c, jury, - go"
a. Isc. oatS-rutrcs dull and v,hon' UNIFORM.
cbouce. No. ! white. April. 30 =" 4Oc WAY 'm,
and July 80 La ~ Bic. lnti"r hrr VIII sum, s"P
,,rs. P,nnsvlvania cr' ani'ly "Nr :" 10
ri,n,a nrnts extra wholesale, 3id".c ienn,NNh'u'.
minis extra iobhing ,o:I'c. Egg dl ana ,oW'r
prnnsylvania hrsts. II 1A"14 10 Sugar, i'' ", D.
stoody and ouirt: cubes, 3Sc I"h'hgr' :" y,
Standard powdered. 'I-sc; lin" cF.hl'.'si, io1
standard formulated. ; I5c: crown y. 80 riHS s
= I SC double refined diamond " i-oc ,p-' o 4.
,ioners, 4 &c red star 4. '-sc' KEYSTONE ~ :,
t,," Kiln H. isle: rod star e. tic green STAR -
4 4Ac: blue star G. 3ec. Other articles n'hi"S'u'
81 Louis. April 15.-Four weak, bn, un'h nn ,n
wtoa, onened lower and steadily declined, closing
Dc below yesterday: cash. G!31c N ay c,isn n
So :,-sc July 20 5-sc; August ~ l5c md ,,.v
rs 7Sc July - 3sc oats DUH lower a ia wg T,a
ca,h. sic: May 30 lie. Rye ilrmeT oi' a PIN: .m"
lcy~No market Hay UNCHANGED Ernn o ,n .,
81 o. for May raXsced quit ~ H. r%rnm and
steady. p. whskcy lower. ~ a. Tagging ana
cottnn Ties unchanged. Provisions sl'auy; porn,
iohhinr Az JOa All - bird. ~ 20; dry salt meats
and bacon mt previous quotations
,ro,edo ApriI I3-Whcat active. lower: NO. . cash
AnrIl. II lie: Nay. II l-2c July ~ 3-sc Angus,
1ii-sc Corn dull. steady: No. cnsn 1ic' No. -
An Dc: Jnly 12c Oats duh No; mixed, .-c
Rye quiet cash 55c. Clovers"ed dull lower; prime
- bid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAS-Thc sailing Ne',.s i.,,s', ,
small BAGS beans mostly lima, demand 1r '. now
an nSs; sA ha2 nna Pr es old I 70 s
beans Of ell S"neu , ar, ,,@ 10Y anu and TO anxiety md
inpoi dss f''' for nor" Of the goods i ieailne
su i'I n,s5. Go marrow :: s5ase medium ~
o. o5 do pea 81 do whit kidney nm !. SoasS; do
lima - i6dS2 IL do foreign, medium. - -, 'o%7 TO- ""
% Scg 60 grca 2. H sca es g. ''''- 40 '.''
,, yrrdsy mat rc demand today lalgcr 1a9
Ss"" Arrivals wc sn ana ., ,"@ 1n on bars So@ "'.
ng s1s'S look lite advantage Of the situation ana a.
mandea taeio% a9 % Sa charged asc Tor fancy
Western crce%e n%s'i lott ~ Stat daily hafn;
h,nngbt 27c readily and the snail lot o We,a =, IN
were easily PLACID ct % cn,iry feared to,neh.
cramcy STATE 25Gc do wccrn =. eN, ma a. state l
hrsf aGe2c do scconds - 90 do irSt. ga
dairy aarEno o. ,gsi e sn,s d32y Welsh ~h INST y
20 ID do sceond. $50 daIr tubs third 2e Ws'e aa
imitation ca 5eIm ma ds ss 1. do g go; do
1870 g. n DO 9T,aa DO .Ccnds DO l5Gs
i3alsS: ns 7a23c western snmmet%Sa ,a, t DAM
cry. 3Oa Ens a2: Old Western dairy or factory
CcMTrsrscyera lots Of new pat SKINS SID % es y,
portcrs at from - ard few Of Che p So a yi
@3c 80 iasi' c home tadc having py5y
,ar sale and show. sGoa GaSv 'I y1orts Tor the we
gS1; f 5cIrs %verc cabi se5 STAT inGor ,
l;c do sSsd . ,G 't S made oec 9e9s DO ggi
10 VIM asc CO common far eacc sat- '"l'
SsIms i,diLc Pcnn.v yania skins reir ore,o. mad
Sy feeling at Tie Sp,%"s Of r ,sc 1 i@ %
Mercantile FYehange So o" %as sd@r tcar ad .
to stole show ice u, the general rate for fancy
s, d ,Seush SSrG and das 'Svy ai%oa
Ggek egg. md hid n Stry SS per- dozen South
ISL; duCk eggs, per Dozen 2od2'c' eo''' 'F7' '
IdiIaa orangg. about steady Of to,IGa
from nmber or lots Ly steamer freight MAXI n
az" az adcqnate outlet for the ncra.sd ssppy ara
per hIl s5ss25 do S yer Gr ogi ~ boz -@Gi 80.
T r SH Florida, pr quart ogc d. rss''''0"
T PI, dE@ff .t to r!c.u cyaDeiiicS
.undred apple ana tn anal aNg ecIn"g Tcce1ns
fr1" the Tacnr Coat report damage rc%alnm.
s ,scS here Icla 'hf %y a$7c r i"@c
SLOW and raiher c" 81, o,c d" nms 800: south
1fm sea 40 a%Gc Sial nne cut 200 DO qiar ID
W. pac"s Gcor peeled losl Sc r aGrIrc Ise
o,.tdb u 2%G2g de- io sqneFc ba 6cTcs un
GmHY AND srEAw-may steady straw g 9r' a% %s
.nchan,s g Jay r do lnimIng 7oG75s do cleycr
mixed. 7ooso( do clover Co"7cc; rye straw ''"'''
'm6SInncss very s, for The 10 Az Tx ara an els \.
G,nfh e s pS now % siEcd but opans IN
hando.mouth way snd d'aicr n ' The vc"k 81
S Is s;si po%s 81 Sa Nd~YoS STAT 1872 c9ol dee
hi g@isc iF% asn Coast. SCI s@ hoe com"
mon ,G T res. in today ap pdr the
market !, 2 wo ihg :,me a. a. s SS w
iia2c; Did lqo'tIo 5ae; tary el,@7oc "c &c.
sds g s%5hgf .%"Ttl ai FiSs"'d
ews is extremely dull today and Will o," l,n ' ycep
ese have been rnsbe 10 e. an" cEsn contnne
and "a, MIN MiGo sq"s Ss demand % T nn 's y
Tarsy. g%r ~ n raGe fn,Gsss'd do wce &
| IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
COTTON MApKETS-nY TELMiRAPlI

Galveston April Ij-Couon dull mldline.
,3"iGc: low midiImr lie god ordinary, i.l6c
net and gross receipts ,23, bales, sales 3'- paleS
stock. Ij.133 bales. , a., ,
Norfolk, April I5.--Coton dali; midtlng, SC; low
middling : 0-1'c: good ordinary. G7-sc: net an,
cross receipts A03 bales: exports cHnstwisc, ocu
bales sales. o. bales stock. 37.7ss bales. ,,,,
savannah. April 15.--Cot'on easy milhns.
13-IGc low mldding 0-I6c good ordinary, u sc
NET receipts 60 bales: gross. 10 bales: exports
ccastwi>o I,3ii bales sales. 523 bales; STOCK a.
4Gl bales. ,,. , 1T, ,,,,
New orleans. April l5.-Cottcn quiet; good ndilins;
2 Lie: mlddln9, 34c low midillng , zoe gool
ordinary : 1sc: net receipts. 4.0o6 bales: gross.
A ,p bales exports 10 Great Britain. 5.JSO bales u
the continent coo bales coastTise 3,J53 bales; sales
> SEQ bales stock 234,o11 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
PROTESTING AGAINST TIE ELM-sT. BILL.

A committee representing property owners III TINS
ely have published the following circular against inc
Elm Street BILL In which the statement Is maze unat
Il is not a special bill but general one ahec.ins
property over the entire city OF New-fork Inc
circular closes as follows:
The city authorities want the power to tske possession
o. any piece OF real without paying for IL at the
umeSithou saying when they will pay for it-anu "th'
cut saying how much they Will pay for It,
1t safe 10 give such tyranneai power 10 any eu'no'
ue -
How can we judge what may be the character OIL iu'c
city ruersi .,,. ,,,
Your own home can be taken at any time II ths Dill
becomes q law. No mans properly should DO taken
Without due process OF law.
The undersigned not opposed to inc improvement
Elnst but do protest against the erbtrary manner III
which It is proposed " seize property without Know
ing their award.
John Hayes, g. stoeh,pceIs,1 rruger
Leo Sehesinger ;. van isvn. sVasei S''e-''
John 4. Hawley, j. W. WaD.us"
j. Keppler "Puck" a. DJupherty,
w. 7. Van Zsndt L. j. !toie''
W. r. Chrysue, u. jordan,
Committee Representing Property ownci'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Aplil l5.-M the wool sales today 11;ooo
bnlcS were offered There was fair attendance ler
ras better competition for MeInOs, Continental buy
orr bidding for them. Cros.-brcedS were IN steady
demand by home purchasers. pieces were bl,kly con-
pecl for. Cape of Good Hope and Natal wool' son
NJ late rates Following are the sales In detail. ana
lie price, obtained New south Wales. ',.oo bales
scoui,d 1Od0 Is Al : do locks and pieces sddls ~
greasy. l2d&0 I'D do locks and Pieces -.dn "a
Queensland. 1880 bales secured ii la" l, "a q,
locks and pieces SdalS = I'd greasy, u 3fia lod :
do locks and pieces. jda3d Melbourne ana
Victoria. o.4OO bales secured. od"1s "a 90
lccks and pieces. Sdd1s I'D; greasy, u i'4H ~
do ,cks ana pieces. 3 34as ~ south Australia;
500 bales: secured. 7do1s l,.d DO LOCKS , am nd
n'ccns 4 :-iaT I'D. New-z,aand 30 bales; grrnsv
{ a4ol1 led do lock, en- pie;ss ,oa ngc co,r.a
cdnIs I'd: greasy. 6dsi. The Imports during the
week were: From New sonth Wales. l..c:o BALE, !;
frcn Victoria 16170 bales: from south Australia.
aoi bales: from West Australia. 20 bales: f!om
Tasmania. 81 bales; from Newlsaland 900 ha,es :
rom China 2.5 bales frcm Russia, $50 bales from
France. o173 bales. and from Germany go bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
IN MEMORY or THE REV. DR. JOHN BOWLING

e At the morning service In the Judson Memorial
cApfch. Washington Square South yesterday, the Rev
u. Edward Judson. the pastor. unveiled handsome
Window. which has been erected 10 the memory oil
ne Rev. Dr. John Bowling. DIR. Bowling was Il
Rominent preacher In his day, and was for many
tsAs the pastor OF the church, which then stood AT
BEDFORD and Downing sts The window Is OF opacscent
oah. and Is placed at the north end Of the church.
ntlnk the park IT shows the figure OF st. Peter In
NE sze. after designs by John La Fargo. The color
the window is In harmony with the interior dccora
Sn Of the building. II Is about twenty feet III
sssht and four feet IN width. Above the figure Oh
v y saint Is the inscription: "John Dowins. 1907
"9xling family 'st+
The service attending the unveing Of the memorla,
~ an appropriate one. DIR. Judson took Tor ny
- - Thou art Peter. and upon this rock viii build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
RUTHERFORD.

Three wellknown residents Of Rutherford and It's
nelgbohood died yesterday Charles Solely died sud
denly at / a. m. lie was about scventy-hve years
old. and the father Of the Republican freehoider-
elect from Rutherford, Charles II. Solely. Ex-As
SCISSOR Charles Meyers died at IL 80 p. IN. lie was
ahout fftv.ave years old, and for many years was
Republican member of the election board. He had
a wide acquaintance in the printing trade In New
York City, and was at one time president OF the
Rutherford Mutual Loan and Building Associauoh'
He was elected Assessor Of Rutherford two years
ago. and served one term. W. Schoonmaker, OF
Boiling Springs, died after long Illness, from IN
Ssnmstorv rheumatism lie about sixty years
old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET

NewYor% saturday April ESEsc c ne, 81
ears JgJ hcad-iJ for export aliN anu ~ 'as
.auehtrrrr> direct. No tFadine. Feeling S'"aay' NY
dressed beef dull 7d9c per b. NJ litr eaoe news
Shipments reported , .o.o
CALVf.>-Recsipt head. No trade wott1h1v o. ip,'
Feeling firm. city dressed Ncals 81 'ay al "a ~ pr
little calves sold 4G5c. -. .
SHEEP AND I.AMPS-RcC opt- Including cars con,
signed direct to butchers: i:1snr' or o'2 nan az
hold Fridav Most OF the .rl,,N NV
took was held over for Mondays trade. Clipped sh,'l
sold - 2Oasj 2j 100 n CLIPPED ialnb. ~ - 80 "a
20 12i cus az e 80: deck OF nrim, M shorn i'no
- 81. Dressed mutton steady at SsdlOc nrr ID, r
lambs 9Adlic. and dressed spring lamp, "clc VII"
cLan0cd ~ s3GsS ger 49,, ,...te %
Salcs-D. HARRINGTON AS dipncd Michigan amDIi :,
n av rage at 80 l2- per loo u; $40 "cs''r" '"' !
(un>hOrn) % n. at - %. -, n,
Iallentprk 4 Hollis: go clipped Wcsrrh ShF1e1
n y. - 20 clipped lambs 80 ~ at - 81
c. cllipcd GULL 80 ~ at - 80. " n 4, -,
Hume & Mullen: 81: clipped ohio lambs ~ ~ ."
81 90: j1pph Ohio sheep ard lambs n =, :" ~ ,
J. y. ridcock g. sons IS" clipped Ni'h'aah ''"''
CAL n. at Sc IN . 40.
~ Collins: 81 urshorn Ohio lambs So n. 81 81 -.
IOGS-Reccipts II cars. 23:S fad All c1h>I- III
snuehtarcrs Feeling finn IN ,lulltn!. o 49,
narkrt Tor city dressed. Nominal quo."0'S
sass 80 per 100 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
NEWARK.
Although the poolrooms in Harrison were closed o.

Although the poolrooms in Harrison closed on
c.mr,ay night by their managers, mass meeting
=, the citizens Of Harrison and Keany
~os held In the City Hall liar
.sson Yesterday afternoon 10 demand that the
Gamblers he KEEP, ont OF the town forever The
CANNON Council chamber crowded and the Rev.
vsuricc p. O'Connor. rector OF the Church OF the
HOLY Cross. Harrison. who called the meeting. pre-
.,deS Father O'Connor and other clcrgymcn made
vigorous speeches calling upon the town and county
cncials 10 drive out the poo!rooms and the gamblers
, resolution passed calling upon the Chief OF
Police OF Harrison to see ;hat the laws against
snuncl 10 compel the police TO do their duty and
committee was appointed to carry the matter 10
The courts IL necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17

cn,r,so Ap.ll 10 tspcciall.-lt was weak day IN IN
wheat With III the BIZ professionals 'Silg JuH I ar
r,,h Tho Cud,hys selling more thall any othci guh
80 ,i,,ost : cent. September ~ cents fN.n
Ma" brckc for an Instant ~ low a. - CONS ma io ~
.'"- .i,Idce the hest luiCf 81 MAY III W.
AZ, egttiny possibly 10000 bushels through lianss ana
mss IN rather looked ~ II IN" clique nous
% f,,ni-hny The MAY snywhct" ai9unl ~ c,i't,
No paid atienon I" Inc n"I r "H iS Week ON
,,h cos.ts 2aiscJO bushels werr e.el l,tc Iats
npti ~, ,bc am, week In 1897. No Invest I'm lrcri.t'
thal , r,s-less than Onehaf the receipts Tor u
Icspof vay year go iag' whIn s Hnet con-
70 Outside markets easier but di not sulss
tfac,. aac". n. Chicago. Cables all showed moro
a, ,ls ,,,nc N was figured that the Visible supply
~, mo, row would fair crease possibly ,',1u
,n NAV hut IL was plainly Without basis AZ MINT nf
~ ~, ... b.wideed Nobody expected niuch VI
~ho, n'.tet The privileges on which sold on fio
night within Of zach ohs Ise naseaa, .na ,se
WY Closed AZ ,2si?sc. was a. dead ma, .nd
In oata as Il was IN coin. May soia ots"een -o' s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
LIVE STOCK MArKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April 15.-Cattle-Recepts lat "a hours.
. $50 head total for week thus far ll-00 lrHu lor
sIme time Last week. l., 800 head Consigned u 10 "l;
$50 lead: TO New-YorlI. 213o head; on saie 49,, ~
head market opened slow and uno hanged tie ic"
ON sale holding over: cl.scd quic'. lio;'-kccc,p,'
lat - hours. 800 head total for week I'M, H,,
5Gj;O head for same time last week. $500 h"an
consigned through. 5000 head; TO New ora, "'iSo
head on sale. 800 head market opened shlu
stronger, with u"ht receipts; closed hf1n e' n
Yorker. 81 500 - -: good mediums. $. 43a - %
pigs - 3j0 - 20; few Sb1 late " I'LL up "icr
load at 81 60. sheep and Iambs-Reccpt. last
"A hours 5000 head total FOR week thus far 1'.4co
head for same time last wcelI 1000 head con
signed through. 500 head 10 Ncw-l0rk, $500 neat
On sale GOUp head: market opened shade stiilc y
for good lambs sheep about steady closed s,raiy
for lamis easy fr sheep good to choice wobl sheep
- 3O0 - 20 cus fair - j00 - 90. clipped com
mon 10 best - - 30 good 10 fancy wool lambs;
80 5Oa II 90: cul> and fair. - 2j0 s6 40; Cpp
good TO choice, - Goa 20 90; culs to ialr, ~ oJ0
- -.
ST. Louis. April 5.-Cattlo-Rcccipis, 800 head
Shipments 100 head. Mardct weak. fair 10 good
native steers 81 25o - co: choice. ~ '3oT3 10 icd
Trx,s Steer. IN n30 ~ rs. lIogS-Rcccipts l.! 0O
head shipments. meme. Weak heavy ~ DE- ~
packing sG jOa$7: light, Sj 60" S1 -. sh""p-No
rccclpts and 10 market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
SUDDEN DEATH OF JUDGE ". d. ARDAGH.

When the North German Lloyd steamship vera
reached her dock at II0bokcn yesterday she bfonen.
among her cabin passengers W. d. Ardaeh' 'uuse u
the Eastern Judicial District Of Manitoba. Ai'ci
Axsing his baggage passed Judge Ardagh walked 40"
The gangplank. As hc reached the pier lie raiS'u
his hands and fell dead. The ships surgeon saNo
heart disease as the cause. Coroner Parsow 'cic'
,grsphed 10 Judge Ariaghs relatives at Winnipeg
and received directions 10 embam the body and hoi
II until his son arrived here. Judge Ardagh's pass
port gave his age as scventy-one years. lie ban
Secn spending tho winter In Italy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, H.

tocs per bbi - coats carrots. washed per Dbl 81 -
al 80 do unwashed large lots. btl fOd15c Ensa
iarnip- p,r bbi 7oaeo psrsniIs per bbi q 2Sas .,
Onions white per bh S2dS3 do yellow II odt. 90; 90
I'D ~ 50oro 30 do IL rmada per crate 81 90dS2i 40
lIaNan1 y crate 81 49, Catsagss or d. y 6p, =, "
Florida per crate, 81 25asi Green pea, savannah pr
crate. 81 2jd:l 80: do CharcstOn, per SsEct ~ ood
H., b. ofIa Per ,rit. 55easI - do Charc-ton leI
TO- b1n,hs s}ds7. Tomatoes Flor,d, per c,rri 81 ~
do prime To extra slati; DO cubs ~ o. u
Lettuce Florida and Charleston. per basket. sd =
tucunbcr, New OrIeaI> pr dol"i. Sidl -. SOFA n
Honda d cfat,. la&l -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
ELIZABETH.

Carlo venero, of ne-hundred-and -thirteenth-st
New-York City, was struck by train at New-Brnns-
wick, Saturday night, and his arm was SO badiy
crushed that it was amputated at the shoulder. lie
was removed to the Elizabeth Hospl'ai. lie Is
twenty-three years old and unmarried.
The Pennsylvania Railroad on SATURDAY placed
&, r,s,,on the last Of the iron girder bridges used
in the track elevation in Elizabeth, and in couple
Of weeks will be ready TO trains over the struc
ture on two tracks.