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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
WESr SHORE RAILROAD,

~ Y. T. & H. Il. r. r. Co. LESSEE.)
Trains leave West 42d.st. Station Ncw.York o. fol-
low and 10 minutes earlier from foot r anklinst.
$3.50 4. VI. DalF local to Susp B.ld2e ana Catskil
MouUtain- cXccpt sundays vest Of .oey,nons Jet
Can BE- occrpci Q y. m.
7BO A. W. Daily jea IN Albany for Catskll Mountains
and >ora,:sa rarlor ear h 10 A3.py SUNDAYS only b.,
ester buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
saturday for Toronto - 49, go
Car,klli Mountain- Nrwraty. Lakes M1honk and Min.
nrwasu Plror to Boomvllle and New Palt1.
n iI.I5 l. I.-Dily except SUNDAY 20 Catskil Noun
i,ms Scw.I'altl. Lakes Mo5onk aud Minnewaska
10 Ri5omI ic SARATOGA and Caldwell;
I,iJ p. ". -sateriays only. Halt Holiday Special to
ta:t Mouotans par:r s car at'acnef Mon,
tain, SrTatosa rSrar css attached Saturdays to
Bomyillc AMI C,idwe Lake Ss Seor &C. ,h,r,
off5 3r "Daiy Tor Albany Mnirc'i; Tic. sys.eu..
escr VI spt sE cIa Tor N'yHn,s AGany,
Nra,"s, arc n,V rr albany Ttca syracn. Rochester
mniao Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit. Cleveland aud
"'I i G-caye. BrGoslvn BY Annss Aioco. PI5 90
III la az IesaiS st' ,s's 5Sp%
Wagner slccplnc ears FOR Albany. Utica Syracuse
Rohcstrr Buffalo Nagarl Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleve-
land ami CHICAGO all through trains
modations or nformation. apply Offices Broohlyn ;Sj
st o Nc%YorE CIV ia 3o sSs 7ss and 90 noad
way. lI3 rowery. 81 East l4thst ~ West l25thst..
and at stations. I. r LAMBERT,
General Passenger Agent
Wand 'rbitave. New.Yopk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-15
HOTEL ALGONQUIN.

service good attractions superb and mountain
cry good sanitation. pure water supply trout fishing:
boating, tennis orchestra send for illustrated
pamphlet telegraph and gostoflre address Algonquin.
n. Y. JOHN HARDING, Proprietor
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E,otfl5

A -A-PALACE HOTEL AND RFSrAU RANT. Chris
y. tophcr Vests. New York (EurOlean panl
Inis housr Is most convenient w European rt,am-np
ira, oil; electric bells price IL per day upw iri.
MkEENEK DnOli1fnN, Props.
crEW.YOEK HOTEL. GG5 Broadway. Opp .>i;e Bond.
~ Targc>t adc- and ecntlrWcns restaurant Broad
wr superior Citations for 300 European
Il1n, al American. - 80.
81 NICHOLs>.-Sccrt family hotel. Washington
- Place. broadway aud Mrrccr.st. Location most de-
s,r1hlc Central and dclritfu superior accommodations
300 guests. European plan ~ American, - 30
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Gonntrn Boaro.

T LEE. rERKSHIHE 60. MASS; in the Catskls
n and In SulliN c., y. y. Madison s. J. and At
lanuc IIieh'and,. y. j. Apply lNchangc for Woman,
Work, $50 jth-aNe. New-NOrn.
NJ APLE SHADE COTTAGE. mile from Bloomyile.
lNI beautiful location, fr.h milk cream.
vf.t for part GUAR. w l.. KlFF. Bloonvillc N. Y.
IJON VIEW HOME II IN, healthy. pleasant shade ;
NI table I,'a-0nt drive. Address JAMES
slUoN, Maragcr. Icn'onNillr. Greene Co.. n. Y
COUNTRY BOARD.-IIcathfui 10 atlon pls .aut rooms
,xrrll,glt t,blc Ountan -rcaciy and pure air. Adj
a,-ss Mr.. \ W. ia)rtitN. OAK ilil Greene Co ~ \
4, IN TREE FARM not 81. Jevel:. Greene Co.. y. Y.
Il a quiet. healthy location TO ling: milk eggs
ctc terms reasonable. Address !. \. RACE.
,IAT'TICE FARM HOUSE ~ THE CATSKTIIS.
wi tl.yati u $50 ffci, rat, adults In
ELIAS MAT'rICE. Fast WindLau n. y
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NETWORK DAILY SATURDAY, 1soTwELvE PAGES
Railroads.
"AMERIcA's oREArEsT RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. r.

VTN6VI EIW6 TO NNFUWUN
All trains arrive az and depart from Grand Centfai
Station. AID Street the only railroad station III the ''
Trains leave follows:
.s,SO 4. M-EMPIHE STATE EXPRESS-FasteSt train
IN the world. Due Buffalo $40 r. NJ NIAGARA f'"'
O,iO a. M.-CiIItNGO FAST MAII.-Except Sunday
for Richneld Springs. Da ly for Chicago. r,r.Y
0,l 4. M.-ADIKONDAtK AND MON lilbh~
SPETIAL-For Saranlcs. Loon LAKE and Montreal Nm
GREEN MOUNTAIN SPECIAI.-alsO Montreal. Coii
meets for Cltkill Mountains Drawing room carr TT
1910 A. N.-NEW- YORK AND CHICAGO NE>ll-
BrLE LIMITED-Due al Chicago at $40 A. NJ heA'
day Complete wagne, s., 5, ryice r., a., Ma,
~ NOON-WOELD'S FAIR Specializing Chicago
I y. NJ. rcxt day Wagner seryice-Dlning Car
1.OO r. M.--N,JG rUWfSIERN VESTIBULE LINZ
IrED-Due Cincinnati 1919 A. NJ; St Louis 7'oo
1.t5 ~ M-SARATOGA AND CATSKlLL MOUNTAIN
- IIMiTTiD-Saurdays only. For Saratoga and Catskin
Mountain points. Due Sarat0ga Glib U VI.
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MOTEL ELBER0N,
GRAND R0GKlAND HOTEL

At CO>GER- KOCkLAND LAKE.
This finely constructed hotel now open all modem i'm.
movements. electric lights. b &C.. lOatins D'ullH and
0shinc lawn t.nni- cioQuct grounJ- 0llIafa ana po'
orchestra IN attculaHc"i ~ mihnts IRON
4od..t so minutes from frInkn 80 Tram, dally Ap
p'S No"s' f. ASHTON. Proprietor.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,

EAPKI IS IKAINS leave station Genital KllrOad u
NcwJersey, foot OF Liberty-,t.. Norh River.
FOR tilLApELfiIiA, week dns 90 500. 300.
'DiEing Car 100 t5pfct paror or o, 600 7:So
s:i5 y. M. l. Is night Sunday. 300 10 80 II 80
Dining ,orl a. M; 30 30 Dining car, 100, $50
y. 10 l5 night
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. week DAYS
and sundays. 900. IL - dining Car 80 8 80
Dining C'r . OK. eco D.. m, IL ID night
Pullman Ilor Cars on day trains. and Pullman Sleep
ing night trains.
Tickets and Paror Car Seats be procured l12.
2s5 2Gl. as, ei9 "a. $50 i3.3 Broodway 27 Sixth.
ave Fast ith 25l Co nm bnsaye l3t Last 25th.
81. 2Bi West l@jt> Ncwio,k IOurt-st. $50 Fulton.
st.. BROOKLYN. and - BraiAay. Williamsburg.
The New.York Transfer Co. viii call for AMI check
baggage from hote or residence q destination.
The morning call., 1893-10-18

heard sound like this: fizz. jumped up
and: ran away in double-qUick time and
aHSeD<f0llOwed me. reaching the wharf
e efi ly.ha!f a minute OF so behind me. Be-
: fore we .Aent home Hansen said TO me:
f:Ehat tbSlg dlGn't 90 of; l am going TO
take it Or the tug | answered: You can
it:.you like, but Pm - if l am going
On our way back. near the wharf, we met
Jack GateIy, the bOatman, and a man
8. named Reilly. One of them said: Good
evening, Harry We walked together to
my house, at which Hansen left me and
went heme.
Tie cross-examnation Dy I. 81. Hutton
was long and severe, but the evidence OF
HeB1T1ckson was unshaken.
-. How. long is it since you came out OF
San :Quentin?' asked the lawyer.
:; ':SfXieen or seventeen years ago." re-
piled the witness.
..tAnd how often have you been con-
zfcted of felony?" continued the cross
:. ...ssIlal was the only time" replied the
Witness:
: ~'asAnd sincehthen you have been acting
as; q private detectveY went on the
lasgyer7"
.'Yes; l have been an informer ever
sinGe. the dynamite business, and l have
been maid for my labor"
=: Said the lawyer: 'Wthin the last two
mDnths were YOU not engaged by some one
TO go over to Oakland pier for the purpose
Of. bringing some opium over here? And
: *were:yQu not fred at by the Custom ouse
;bficers?"
-. :: No;"| replied the witness. before Judge
.;J0aohimsen could sustain the Prosecuting
AttoThey's objection.
-: THESE few questions and answers will
.6lf0w W the line taken by the defense to
break. down Hendrickson's evidence. The
The morning call., 1893-10-18

A special meeting of the Holly Park and
Mission Street Improvement Club was
held last night, and the taxpayers gave
vent to considerable disapprOval at the
delay of the Board OF Supervisors in call
ing for bids to continue the development
and improvement for which purpose $4,000
had been appropriated in July last.
The citizens thought it strange that
nearly four months should have been al
lowed to pass and nothing further done to
carry on the work.
Chairman B. Clyne informed the meet
ing of visit paid the park on Sunday last
by Mayor Ellert The Mayor is In favor
Of carrying out the wishes of the club and
also believes that the $1,000 appropriated
should be at once utilized.
The members CONF planned of the tronble
that was continually being experienced by
taxpayers in getting the Board of Super
vlsors to act in matters affecting the prop-
erty-owners as well as the city. For four
months, it was said, the citizens have been
constantly importuning the city fathers to.
advertise for the letting of q contract to
csrIy on the improvements in the park.
H., E. Winkler, j. j. Welsh, John Laliy,
l.. F. Smith, nj. Barth and j. J. Gilmore
were appointed to see Mayor Ellert and
get his assistance before the Street Com
mittee on Thursday. The committee on
behalf of the club Will insist that the $1,000
appropriated last July be expended as con-
tenn plated to complete the improvements
on Holly Park.
The morning call., 1893-10-18
THE LOAN LEAGUE
Its Third Annual Session
Yesterday.
WOMEN'S IMPORTANT SHARE
Proceedings of the Mutual Building
and Loan Observation-Disclosures
of Officers.

The third annual convention OF the
California League of Mutual Building and
Loan Associations was held in B'nai
Birth Hall yesterday. beginning at 10
o'clock, President A. Sbarboro in the
chair.
The first important event of the day was
the presidents annual address, which was
practically review of the leagues work
aud progress during the year. and showed
very gratifying state of affairs in the
various associations belonging to the
league.
Mr.. Sbarboro stated that in spite of the
financial crisis which the country has ex-
perienced the local building and loan asso-
Citations had remained untouched.
1--WE have had neither runs nor suspen-
sons, nor failures" he said. 1.-The con-
fidence of our shareholders has remained
The morning call., 1893-10-18
STRONG EVIDENCE.
In the Ethel and Marion
" Dynamite Case.
H.. HENDERSoN's STORY
Witness Tells of the Outrage
Curious Union of Trades, Boat
-: man and Detective.

-
"A startling and strong witness for the
:. pro Secuion was brought up In Police
:. Court before Judge Joachimsen yester-
day in The case of John T. Hansen, charged
wit6::placjng explosives on the steamtug
= EtheI ana Marion for the purpose Of blow
ing her up. His name was Hendrlck
Henderson, a boatman residing at 418
East.street The gist of his evidence was
as follows: 81 know J. Z. Hansen. Saw
him on the night Of April 3, 1898, between
the ho1Ifs Of 9 and 10:3oP. NJ. walked to
.seyera{.praces with him, after which we
came. back 10 my house. Hansen then left,
e ialEinc-s,e 10 wait awhile. He came back
ana asked me to walk with him to the sea-
wall. We reached the little isherman's
wharf about IL O'Clock and L noticed the
rug Ethel aud Marion lying there. We
sar down on the stringers and Hansen
said, This steamer has been in our road
ever since it started and the -- ought
to be ont of existence Hansen then put
bfs hand into his left pocket and took out
bundle, which looked like a sausage
.wra pped up in n paper, and pulled the end
off II. Then he put his hand in his left
packet and drew out something that
looked. like rope. l. cannot identity
the packages shown, it was so
dark, that, night, nor can l tell
'%hether the paper in which the sausage
like. article was wrapped, was newspaper
Of what color. Hansen then went down
the ladder passed through the door of the
epgine-r6om, and as I looked dCwu l saw
Aim strike a match. light something and
The morning call., 1893-10-18
TYRRELL, THE DYNAMITER.
His Preliminary Examination Fixed
for To-Morrow Afternoon.


for To-Morrow Afternoon.
John Tyrrell, the sailor who is charged
with being implicated in the dynamite ex-
pl0sion on Main street, was again before
Judge Conlan yesterday afternoon.
The Judge explained that owing to the
serious illness of Howard Vernon, the court
stenographer, he would be unable to 90 on
with the case, as he had not been able to
arrange for q stenographer to take his
place.
Attorney haskell. who represented the
defendant, urged a speedy hearing. as 1t
was unfair to have the witnesses. who
were worthy workingmen: come TO the
court so often and make them lose their
days wages. He had shown his willing
ness TO give the prosecution all the time
they wanted. but he thought that day
should be definitely fixed fer the prelimin-
arv examinat
Prosecuting Attorney O'Keefe said the
prosecution was quite ready TO proceed.
He said they would have twenty-five wit
nessas.
How many witnesses have yor?" asked
the Judge, addressing Attorney Haskell
Thirty" replied the attorney.
"Fifty-two altogether" said the Judge.
''Well, it will apparen lily take some time
to finish the examination"
After brief consultation the Judge de-
cided to go ON with the examination to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in the court
room at the new City Hall, when it is
expected the case for the prosecution will
be closed, and the defense will introduce
its witnesses next Tuesday afternoon.
The morning call., 1893-10-18

portancs of Membership in the League. -
by Louis Blank. and "Gross Premiums
by Mr.. Fields. Both papers were enthusi-
astically received. Mr.. Fields being the
subject of somewhat long but interest
ing discussion, on account of the theories
he advanced concerning unearned premi-
ums. On account Of the iatsness Of the
missioners" was ordered to print without
being read.
Two amendments to the constitution
were adopted. namely: to do away with
the initiation fee entirely. and to allow
each association three delegates instead of
one.
The following officers were elected for a
year: F. V. Wright of San Jose. presi-
dent: Louis Blank. first vice-president; !;
Albert Meyer second. Frank OTIS third ;
Be njamin Harris. treasurer; G. E. Nav
lor. secretary; A. Sbarboro. G. w. Dick
son and C. K. Clark. executive committee.
After giving vote Of thanks to the re-
firing officers, the authors OF the papers
read and the city dailies for cOur tesies ex-
tended the convention adjourned to meet
on the last Tuesday in May.
The morning call., 1893-10-18
Round Holly Park.

Coughing is at once stopped by DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup Keep it always in the house.
The morning call., 1893-10-18
The Fire Record.

The alarm from box 263 at 800 P NJ.
Yesterday was caused by the fufnigating of
some stuff in the United States scale
house on Spear street. Some one think
ing the building was on fire turned in the
alarm.
The alarm from box 62 at 8 :35 p. NJ. was
for fire in the three-story frame building,
$40 Minna street, owned by DR.. Rodgers
and occupied by John Deninger and
Thomas Mcconnell for dwelling purposes.
Loss $40, caused by sparks from CHM
uey.
The morning call., 1893-10-18
1872 KEARNYST., COR. SUFFER-.
oclS WeSu
OClS W eSu
SEE /! !!

The Singer Manufacturing
Company's Four Great Exhi-
bits at the Worlds Fair. The
magnificent white and gold
pavilion in Machinery Hall
contains 1874 machines, no two
alike, showing all kinds Of
manufactures, from the widest
inch-thick rubber belt to sew
ing in the thumb of a dainty
silk glove.
In the Leather Building are
two other large exhibits, illus
trating over sixty-eight pro-
cesses in shoe and leather
work. The Family Sewing
Machine Exhibit in the East
Gallery, Manufactures Build
ing, contains over 1900 square
feet of floor space. The first
floor is devoted to FamilySew-
ing Machines. The second
floor is exclusively art work
a suite of three rooms-a mod
ern reception hall, Henry
VIII dining room and a XIX
century bed chamber, are lit
orally crowded with tapestry
pictures, curtains, point laces,
ETC., ETC., all made with the
Singer Sewing Machine, with
out attachments.
THE SINGER MAN'F'G. CO.,
OFFICES EVERYWHERE.
San Francisco Office,
22 POST STREET.
n.1 Iy weFr&wy Nk
The morning call., 1893-10-18

.croSstexa minstion brought out the follow
ing. story: "When Hansen and l went
down 10 the wharf we sat down right in
front'ot the eDgine-room door of the tug.
which was lying by the wharf. about
*ihifty.or forty feet from the lower end.
with her head up in shore. 1 saw nobody
on the wharf, for it was dark. there was
10. moon. I met Hansen at about 9:30 to
9 40 P. NJ. He came to my house and l
The morning call., 1893-10-18
Howell Reindicted.

M. D. Howell of Stockton has been re-
indicted by the United States Grand Jury
on a counterfeiting charge, and Judge
Morrow ordered bench warrant to be
issued for his arrest yesterday, fixing his
| bail in advance at $4,000.
The morning call., 1893-10-18

And In accordance with law, and an order from
the Board Of Directors made on the first day OF
September. 1898. so many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock IS may be necessary viii be sold at
public auction at the ONCE of the company. NO.
Ala California ST., San Francisco, Cal. on
THURSDAY, the 26th day OF october, 1883, at
the hour of O'Clock r NJ OF said day, to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon together Wit
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Onice-Ne. Ala California ST., San Francis Q
Cal oes I'd
The morning call., 1893-10-18
TERNATI0NALr rza4l! zaH 1sAPss ED Bus
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.


OYERMAh SILVER MINING COMPANV-LO-
" cation OF prineipa place of business, San
Francisco. California: location Of works, Gold
HILL Storey County, Nevada.
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account OF assessment
No. 6S. levied on the 1st day OF September. 1898,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The morning call., 1893-10-18
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT

or THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRAN.
~ cisco, State of California. Department No. -.
FRANCIS E. CRAIG (plaintiff) VS. JOHN s.
CRAIG (defendant) Action brought in the Su.
perior Court, City and County of san Francisco,
State of California and the complaint fled in said
City and County of San Francisco, in the office OF
the clerk of said Superior Court.
The people OF the State OF California send greet
ing to JOHN 5. CRAIG, defendant
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above-named plaintiff
In the Superior Court City and County OF san
Francisco State OF talifornia, and to answer the
complaint filed therein within ten days exclusive
of the day OF service) after the service you of
this summons If served within this county; or, il
served elsewhere, within thirty days.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree OF
divorce against you on the ground OF wilfui de-
sertion, and for general relief. VIII more fully
appear in the complaint file herein, reference
to which Is hereby made.
And you are hereby notified that IL You "a IL to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal of the said Su-
perior Court, at the City and County OF san FRAN
cisco. State OF California this twentysixth day OF
September, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-three.
rsr, NJ c. HALEY, Clerk.
l'"Ahl BY w. J. HENEY. Deputy Clerk.
ELWOOD BRUNER. % and % Crocker Build
Ing. San Francisco. attorney for plaintiff. oc4W9t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept 26 CSpecaD.-Wheat was weak up
. ,;tbin fifteen minutes OF the close. Then 1t
-. orckIv more than recovered the early loss
,nacamber opened at 69ss cents, sold between ssx
80, 60 and closed at 69ian69as cents. The curb was
49,, etrong at 7Ols cents. The early influences
.'.ora weak cables. selling by Partridge, in
ECO Of $50 900 bushels in the contract stocks and
III, of gold exports at New-York The recovery
,oward the close on reports from the
tord of a large new export business. forty loads
=, the various ports, and on good-sized charters
sora 100 600 bushels The liberal clearances about
zoo 600 bushels wheat and -four from all the Atlantic
ports were of course. also bull influence. There
was good deal OF covering
Corn was easier, showing at the close decline
from Monday of hn3s cent. The selling out Of
. long line. Of possibly 10000 bushels. by Ream
was the bear circumstance. Inc cars sS, over
ran: the estimate for Wednesday, 40 cars was
light Charters reported for 2i,0D Oats
were firm, helped by gcod-slzed clearances and by
large charters here, $4,000. October was
stronger than the May, because or covering by
shippers, who were taking in their hedges: May
sold between % and 2ss, and closed at Sz1sa5SA
cents. g.. H.. ,, a.,
Provisions were easier; just about losing the
advance they made Monday. Prices, however,
showed great irreguarity, September pork adyano-
inc 70 cents a barrel to ST.: September lard de-
clinlng 80 cents per 100 ID to 800 october and
January product generally showed declines There
were Is 900 hogs; the estimate TOT wednesday was
u 900. prices were 10 to Is cents lower
puts on December wheat sold on the curb at
SOL cents: calls at 70% cents Puts on May corn
Sojd ar AIS. cents; calls at 454 cents. December
wheat sold on the curb at 7O's cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER o.

,,.o. 7laai2lsc for city =. dr ses,sssermIlks.
ssl for fey Gre nssf'y for dressed
and saSi n rOs tts M Snsss ,oi DO Iss
IS per 100 r. do i3' ~ t s' & 'S a. fed DO
A. do, % N. at IS 90; no. o. sa-,
'OO p a: Nei.on AZ Western eayG 2 1873 no.
-, ,e n at y T T54 do l7c n at - s'''
at g ,,,.,. 60 4, yeal.. 100 H. at - s'','',
27e. H. IA, A. - ,,,,s iio Ii. at 80 CO. '''
w. g. Collins: 70 Maryland calves los w. .,,. con.
do I1P b as LAMBs-Receip: inelud or ssio heal
gnea drc, to buieh aver yeirday Make' binary
both sheep and lambs arg ri ~ prr 100 N co,'"o werc
,o,I Ia i,n,p. a. sios5: ous at ~ csc per ID and
carried over Dressed mutton l "r' dressed lambs mR"e'
at x Zoe win general sales at State lambs. 90 n
Sae,-Wa.sh hI nSr 100 n - do "a 3D. lnis Il n
rs Pennsylvania do. ~ ID a. - s,o..
at fs Mullen: 3. lambs. 81 =. al al - 20
- Go - ~ at - o - Ks9lGcy sheep 100 ~ az -
Sci ian'N C,t rs virginia a az Kentucky sheep
IiSS n n" y 20 Vrqnla d. lol h. at ombs 70 H. at
d Mcpherson 4 Co.: "a NM, ~ 10 Kentucky sheep
-; l0s virginia do. q !" a. -
i'i D. judd a5 = = TO- eg5 yrs9Is la@' u j" ~
Ieidc. Wright Co.,; Inns ,St - n a: - 3.
81 i2 II ls A Sga47 n TaG' a@ a
Jersey Ci,y ana cars at foresh- - for common
SeaIT 10 good light hogs and - 50@*S 20 I hoT @o7
1 NJ ~ il H p@r 100 n II do. 2io H. at - To-
rough DO Sc nc At ~ state hogs I45 ~ at 81 % no.
rsi ~ At = - SO do ~ y. at - l2i 0 c s2 ~ at
At ~ d. el h. at 50 80 49, 80 i S at 81 50 sass
S'S W Lamb 80 state hogs 10 n at s. ~ do S SS
h. 8 /; DO go 30 a. ST. e Sos- 2eo 80 81
dn $50 ~ at 50 90 pigs, 30 II. at 81 f'us" "'s'
aiG n al = Hollis. state hogs, 800 H. at 90 80
| rough 800 II. at - 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New .YoIh september Do 1S9b.
nrEXI~-Iec'ipt-. lO1 car. or 49, hcnd-ali con
signed l., -aughtcr with tir exception 81 10 cars Tor
,,nrt alive. No trading worth noting feriing stead
To- coed bec'e, du ior common. Hly dfe,S,d r. lei
ute ~ Gdsisc f.r native sid- ard fE0bIc for ItNh'
Ia Colorado do. No later cable news. shipments to-
dT $50 cattle I,SO0 quartrrs Of bee on the cum
~ ,,orrnw the spin will be- lairl with 3b cattle anl
H.. TNeter city with loo head by VI. Goldsmith IN,
III. vim $40 aunrefs for Eastman Company ahu tSV
,,,r. Tor D. H. sherman and the Teuonc viii carry
/ 0I0 quarter, for Eastmans Compiny, - 1870 hold
Mich COWS Receipts, 10 head, hut all "'tr "'''
tor tomorrow's market. Feeling steady ,-o had at
WI CNIVFS-Recelpts $50 head, OF which 40 MY" -
.t,,is,h'-t Market Arm, and all sold early ~ '9nod
r for poor prime yeals s@te Tor eraser der '"
pessed CALVES higher At 0AalIe for county aie's'N