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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
urpED, MA YTO PLEAD GUILTY
m NAY ESCAPE ALL PUNISHMENT FOR
TRYING TO KILL A POLICEMAN.
oo,us,vpEEs scHLEY AND EVANS AND PArflCh
,.n.x To PLEAD FOR HIM TO-DAY
pEFoRE JUDGE MARTlNE-NH'

- tn PLEAD FOR HIM TO-DAY
prFoRE JUDGE MARTINE-MR
McoLLs POSITION.
,,,a, d,spostion will be made in Genera %.
flnai u.'t ,he case Of Frederick May, indicted LOT
to-day Oh ,e Nrs, degree for attempting TO murder
assa"'' " Nocowan in June. 1881 May VIII pieau
Pohceia NJ maximum penalty for his CRIME Is
s'nent for ten years. but IL Is roSsipie '''
MP, M, be punished at ALL the pea "'io" III
ors will make is that ala WHICH ne s"'
rol American sailors IN Valparaiso S"'eu
- ,nbs and perhaps their lives Inns was III
tnei' - ~ the attacks by the mob on the sedmeh
NV VI .sa charleston. May was in Chlh at .ne 'ii,ic
OF '"e no had forfeited his bail and fled from the
United States. ,,s ,u ,,aar
Nov before Judge MARITIME to-day. MT. f'oo'
e'n nresent affidavits from eX-Minister ra'ricN
VIZ ona Commander Schley and COMMANDER
hsa" ,"aor,h,n NAYS part in the street fights in
80, These three will also be in court 10
Na;fy in person IL necessary the evidence aTeaJH i
gwen by the"i i,dse MARITIME has summoned Police
am msn McC;owan to be present ms morning % d.
70 STR Attorney Nico has recommended INA, INA
clemency be shown TO May, ~ - 10 hner in the
grssandnnt's favor. Senator Murphy teiegrapneu
az Wr Nicoll from Washington rev 1 uays as0
a1 was of course. done in the interests Oh Nay,
rHsecreary Whitney Is said TO De among h ms Se
who have dohe WHAT ivy
PENDANT :, - o,,,,,,,ed i'm Warren-st., at
In, lne dnsk NAV had been to the Fall River
hot N see some relatives of lie crank III Sne
Do a. :" harrooms and became exceedingly playIui.
or TWO osed and tried to detain shopgirs who were
Ling IN the stairs of the elevated roau al
eois ,rrpanyvich SITS Several citizens warned MN
ana stop but he continued his insults to the women
70 s.n,t Policeman Mc(iOyran, of the l-eonar9-
flhs ,SS,,on was summoned. He tried to persuade
NAY to be Quiet and to go home May wOq Fina nv
40 e 5av his revolver and Armed II at McGowan
The pOcmans guickne,Ss saved we'd, his blow Of bs
h and then felled May. II was some time peiore
Hsy recovered from his wounds Eai OF $~
w was Nav fled the country before he could be
tried He went to South America becoming sn snf
p time in Brazil and then went to Valparaiso
Shsre he happened to be at the time Oh the out
pres April he returned to this city and submitted
a. rearrest He promptly released on $'o"
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

Cash quotations az followe: Flour. little more
S Sc p sT"F w sra1 S SSs5ac IS p ccs$
mes pork per Dbl sls 25 laIi 100 No.
saa hcdr, s"I Soxc rS'
cSNs 70 ods o wA tat ca d 5,c sran %
stmia.d L. 46oc. ON Produce tXcnang, today ~
SsaeF c %rs': S@ sw gu" a
Eess steady .3c.
q ,1 n, 10 and family ss g g. %
Marie, taIcly steady at 1oga1c for No red Corn s,
low, sEc 40 mixed So 40 %iNed . STs w Tlsss
sat- f 30 S' sn a! xc No 10 En %S as. sc Rye-Ishs
5sa5c for No > orS steady ale, Of rs sss
% @ ks'G LARD sssy lard I Of Leaf 1a . l', 81. 9:
nson stesy .ncudes Sse short ribs sell az
~ so clear sid sell at - 49, undergraduates 49,
Of 81 Is were ,s} $50 6bls N''''''
Milwaukee, iswhcas opened at ia ese ,s sol n. 70
g w aS ns%ay Arc Snicr May prices the
Of today decline was owing 70 the large increase IN the
SAMPLES sample 1cS IN s SS demand slightly arsf prices:
go 2 hard ~n,c 70 ode N %tiiu s rad bs
guilt guilt Sample St saiy a"i in lair demand yLse
inquiry 40 aoe 80 tS o dull 9a's So acs'e s5c N
sgady e"S o. about os s9e a ssf fl" ssa
quiet a unchanged pric,r
Minneapolis. Dec. Is.--rhe bottom went out OF the
wheat nrSt to-day on account S t"g s SSr o.
ccmbtr not AIDED IN but few BIDS We're re- %;os.
vi. n at c a. Ind Gs laa to sV,V 0
cash msrse was "a gooi form prices BENG s atou. sS
ns man c o. at s Sss a a@r' at ss
a,Ve at 0ltc; l. ear; and 1900 busa to arrive -
miIlers gcI.raly seeking wheat No Nortse,n
oOaa0lc. Coas., grades were s'eady heee,pSo
Of 42i cars. lou un' han. d. Ba - %
sct sne' ma NS ' yeSw Vs
Uats-No 3 white, 2ia2' ac; No g. aosa2'e
npsen nS sa O Ssa ses SSSs:
activity after the turn Of the year Rye no%r
Buckw6cat hour wanted new ~ sass 80. %
per 100 nj Wheat se Tsss and ssp' G"
rd I DesSassr SSsacSs,s Iss:
sa sy weak S'S and declined %ac Far demand pared
lots for export but little inquiry for full ea goes
local I aSed pes a%s 'u January
TsSru% a2s sas and Me a i weak under free oo
Futures neglected and largely nominal NO %ns "a
ss hasSay q sHs a nsIFes
zoe EsSs p a a es'a easy
to al2ae part skins 7"sSe e ,osSaSe ise
Standard ssss a"d po%derd r' a;c ae sana,i
,asSa; ssos al S,;m sSTn &
red star A. 1890 keystone A. s,ioeC sss .;
iCc F,qnsn 9 Ss s s. &c 'f SS &c: ali les s
reb,e No 49, Sac No H. 3,.c Fed quiet and steady:
nned in barrels, IS 10.
90 IS s. Isss IS
sSSl:' e.:
os,, 'm %s.. ! pss%'ss
.scl g. 'AGa ss vines as
steady at 81 IS Lead steady az &c. but no: much dong
q lie ysss but future deliveries hold above this M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec ls-Cotton quiet; middling Lo-ioe
low middllng 7c good ordinary enisc n Rrita ATM
is5 bales coastwise 4,Sls bales; sales, 1913 paes'
stock, 1885, $50 bales. ,,,, -,l,. lou
middling 6 s6c: good ordinary. 66c net and gross
receipts 43Si bales: exports to Great Britain
bales 10 the Continent 1850 bales; coastwise 1901
bales; sales, $50 bales stock, 81 bales ,s,,,
NewOrleans. Dec Cotton easy good 1 Mou gond
ordinary li-l6c; net receipts. 1856 bales; gross
l&7is bales: exports to France 5000 bales sales
3.3n bales: stock, 32l ST. bales; ,,,,, ,,lo.
Savannah, Dec. l&-Cotton quiet middling Us.
low middng 6sc; good ordinary, &c net ana gross
receipts 675: exports to the Continent. 1870 bales
coastwise l5iS bales sales LOO bales; STOCK
1f2 bale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
roR.cco SEIZED BY TIE COLLECTOR.

Collector Kilbreth seized yesterday several pack
eo.s ~ tobacco. which, It was said. had been en-
tered at this port filters instead OF wrappers
The duty on filters is S5 cents a pound me uu'y
on wrappers is 50 pound Eleven paies Oh ra'" %
$3.50 ,ronorted on the steamship Orzaba by
starlight Brothers on November IT, were seizea az
the Warehouse at Nos and Jones 70 LAM nn
The steamship Yumuri last month. were seized az
the warehouse Nos las and IA. front,s'ii anu
ssven bales were seized at Lindess stores IN Pear
St These bales imported by L. Ge nysg,sT
Brother the steamship 1ucatam, On t ,he enited
States bonded warehouses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
Live Qrs. OF Liys
Cattle. Beef. Sheep.


Total for all por as; wcc 2i,osi 1876
A%' IS a av' IsES s' & + E $' is
s. g. 1881 IN p n "a a, . sc. sH a. 49,
az y % do go r at s. 20 70 no. at 9s 81 40 bulls
90 DO 50 Igso NJ at a, e s. g isSs aS 75
% 8 DO rGq PGs 'aS'S ,3Gg No. 90
n at $50 II TcY;Hs $50 n e az y do tpapt o oxen,
ss r $ dops 10 G d. o5 l2's At e 10
o. e sSo ., sa az II r 5S "a IL -
sherman tutr = Ohio sSsrr i az 75 AZ + do
e 90 I Iss: &c. at ~ z 6 + Is s s2sn 1913
at sander. o. Illinois s@G , 1879 a, at To- - - 3 OHIO
ao 6i @ 20 IS oxen q d2li cows I2,o 500 I' to so
"a g do = a's Ga at 80 70 $40 ST s,asa
Gads@l'n - 90 sSls 3d. i isss 'p at 4 81 Do
ieoi ~ at 81 40; II do i9e' ~ at - 40 oxen" 1000
i p 30 DO -f iss5 at at T
= d. a. = g. S az 81 Ohio do 1913 N at 81 20
Is W SG iSa X 8 Sherman Il Illinois steers. 1920 :" at
Ja 1870 ~ Cot at 3 G ssasl 80 H. at y ~,
nck Hollis - dry G r%s a5 $ and 20 NO trsdng
worth ,'' noting Feeling dull but good COWS no"ha'y
GaNvrs-Roccp- $50 hcaa99 at sNe tc, S@S
i5 at Cy on t S cop ' to rh ares' ,eaIs
wv 81 Tor yeorngs and grs'sr, v , ~ n lof
WrSt d G to butchers Dressed calves dull and country
dressed >al- lower at "a zoe PER , 10 N average at
~ 20 nr oS ~ lrss 70 II do 1913 ~ at - Il CO.
80 go !? 3 SV do az At yearng "a % ~ A. 70
r Nelson y'aI' ISo ,c % a nss y % at " So
~ naeaesE Iel % % yS Ss s 20 at a s. g. 10
rrG;'js aad IcS co a. ya- IS l6 do loo no
r. a, q II do ne N at - 80 70 ga a Sa 100 TO 2s5
s a. :. ss "a sT g. -'S " '' - % ~, ON
- fd calves. $50 H. " 62L yearlnss. sSi H.
+ $ Kasc: 10 yearIngs 1913 ~ at 81 So sra'sefs
90 saaScr q gras s,;. 40 90 n, a. e 49,
cC IS eGaS 2 ISr two at Day. and
~ o. hcad,5O car. at sNtieth-.t - ear: at 9.sSy
@ and DS Sss 1s Counting ill., CSk held from
previous arrivals there Ven rn aoous Tor 5ma and choice
lambs Which rated lo5c higher than at c, he
close Of last a wi'E saays sure and the pens
at S cleared Common rather choice sheep sold at
W rlers n aysMge brought a. Vim $50 Oh .o Sa
az a. ~ iii for s, . safe, g oo1 2,s for
ss ~ Sst Dressed mutton 6ase fsr infer or
dressed aSS as az on sale in Washing
ton Market which AVERAGED lGo per earsss had
price asked los and several OF the e"rca'''' "'1
p' saleS"D Harrington s75 Canada lambs. s. ay o &c.
* s a. e ssr i 100 & 100 800 DO i5 g d. o.
Me- i, m at 3 S. rs d. DO q g No. =: 81
r. d 81; ;s. ) ws.. e g. g II r. Sns
% ds 81 q at e s% u g anaa. at 90
o sS ica ss de-, pSs H. g.
So = d rsn"s'1y" S1 90 lO5 in at g H. at
sgs DO ~ i, state a. 81 49, 20 az 1 81 I:
%s e 30 3d. g. g. l0s a. H. = 10 e DO %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
QUOTATIONS Oh BEEvEs

l,Ond irIme .rPr, sold ono var iHv 10 7'UF' "
the average price crtn'atod At 9i co 80
NV today 300
Or 100 hcad-ZOi consigned dicct TO sighefeis
- cNyort alive to ,rIt Brltiln anu - car.
The nnrxet making with cars held Ov"r lisi week
40 ears 10 be sold II expected that there "ouli
h., NJ oast carold nne Christina, bceses on SAFE u
dav but wNh the exception Of one rtcr when sofa o.
80 ue- 100 m there nothing worthy OF me name
a cr ~ choice Kentucky steers sold at - CD per lO'
n julius ,,oodby taking the IA mead at thst hsIre
,,,n,rv 10 good natives ranged ron - 10 20 - 10
os snd M GJdf3 81 and @tss AZ = 90 % 20
bulls AZ y 3j.s2 49, old cows at 81 .oGsZ 80, ne MAJ
H., r"lcd am from beginning ~ finish at decline on
steers generally ratd equal TO lOG2oc Tr ioo n anu
nu M , late hour. City-dressed native sides SOW a.
Ciasc n Tor common 70 gSSa to- be worth nom
SI6iosc and even rs for ne finest dfs,s c l,S
ooottic th,, cost s7d@7 10 in Chicago Iodsys esDe
or",cs Hmerlcan steers dull at lOdll2c tops. d5e,
deI weight and refrigerated bee, &c mg n a. 81
kSr oid4ith. 10 do J. Shamberg Co., and 500
quarters OF beef for y. MOTIFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
roBBED ATCHISON FREIGHT CARS.

,,rs, I'll. Dec 1S-For two months freight cars
y, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fee Railroad
have been broken into and great quantities OF
merchandise have disappeared from them Late
saturday night a detective found a ciew 10 'he
-, ora Yesterday morning a raid made on
,,o house Of Mat Byskry pete" Kahella ana
Joe Paskavick who live in the northern part s OF
were fo,nd two loads of goods of all kinds Byskry
MA t,afella have been getting aid from the city
the last month on the plea of being out OF WORK.
The men were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
vgxA71ous DELAY on THE BROADWAY ROAD.

N.v.Yorkers were not disappointed yesterday IN
hacking for the daily accident on the Broadway
cable road There was delay Of just one hour al
midday between Thirty-sixth-st and Bowling Green.
At12o5 D. m car No S. ran into truck at Pine
st. The mechanism under the car was badly Dam,
ths ,ach,nery cor nected with the car. He at once
thought of he tme-worn excuse about DroNe ,
s.rord and actng on the impulse OF the moment,
called up the Horson-st power house oy Ieep cah
r was stonned and il took just an hour TO ma OUT
tnav q vas the car and not the cable that had been
damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

urTALs-IRON-Ther Is nothing new 70 say n n,,a
tr,n market but afviccs relating 10 w -.
the l" say that sale Of 1000 tons oi stsci !.
OUTS o. sbuuent the first hall OF next 80, ali
eIoTu i,utv,lcnt 20 ~ - o b cars al MAKER unan
Wlyc. nronby the lowest figure that has y 49, r.,
whvh mi there f. nothing from present hhca.,T a.,
t5ucneu' furthc decline Bes.emt iron y quJn.uu, N
7li NJ mar nqtrc than this would nave u p' nHu'
sale o" of ng irun during the month OF NoNrihp,
The sto owetning 10000 tons. but TINS onanr
cecrea-N ,cclv 10 nllng Old contracts. and no'
was uue ',inrss: while most of the finishing 'l,-
oil new ,tnn they not running fun Iron hiIn,'
~ rnnet; spjt l'sc BID pecemb,r ani 'a,a .sh
dull spot az 20 .COPpEK-The mardet clos barely
February 20 80 10 bid December AMI January $40 20
steady slot, TX TIN-rhc market closed very quiet
February. ~ VA december. go so: January go 90
spot go ., closed teader spot. ~ 21i2 asked De
LEAD-Maiina1yt. January. ~ - The cables ~ the
ccnber - .ngc today were ~ follows Glasgow-sc'ich
Metal fNthahIa As- Iud. Middiesboro-No 4 foundry
warrants ,o iondon->pclter ZIG 15s; copper, spot.
iron, 3G- lo2r. cIs is; IN. sno' c73 Ia months
E7o 10, srogFs-The INDIFFERENT demand and fun sup
ply ar b,ving ufieo. marked down about ',c.
turpentlnc. arr ,rcmain"d sadv at unchanzd prices
Rnsin howcNe Il only moderate Stock-osln 20 $50
though the dnrcntinc $50 bbls tar $40 bbls. We
bb- spr. e0c IN southern Dbl. and o9,c IN
quote sir, ~ KOS ~. common Sirsind 81 IN good
n0chiH"nnd ~ r. ~ ~ y 81 ~: q, ~ 70; H. u 81;
strsined ~ - x 81 SO; NJ 20 80: y ~ 10; W q.
I, - 2og*,v, :" a, 10; tar. b. h -; o b. b,
q 81 wv light weight 81 5o pitch regular weight
Il SSSonAssrs AND syEurs-TAs market for Ssw.o'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
THE OLYMPIA'S SPEED RECORD.

San Francisco, Dec. 1s-The officers OF the cruiser
Olympia. since her arrival in port from her tri3i
trim. announce correction in the report telegraphed
fom Santa Barbara. giving the average speed az
as II is now claimed that the exact average
over ,be course of S6 knots was 2O5S Knots an
hour or close to 26 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
JEWS FpoM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS PROM THE Field AND KANHE OF FHIO@''
New-York. Dec. 49, 1888.
The crude petroleum market to-day was ABOUT
steady There we're no developments IN the OIL
country 10 affect values At me Consolidated E 1o-
CHANGE there were sales of only 1000 barrels AZ .ss
cents which was the final offer. Al on Sity 'he
opening price OF 1874 cents was followed by
recession OF "a cent. 20. oor.o a
Refined petroleum was UNCHANGED at 5ls cents s,s
gallon in barrels 2s5 cents In bulk and 62 GEMS
In cases Foreign quotations were: antwerp LIB
francs: Bremen 49j marks London, $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

80 sacks - 80; $50 bps clear srrng. a. g ~
and 30 sacks supcne at ~ BIZ CkW I'LL
IIOI K-Thc maraet continues in light demand ana baIeH
,trady 100 bags at s3 15ds3 20. >outnrIn
fosr was nat...... RYE FLOUH-Tne marie, was easy
-,es $50 bbis ut 4. SjdSS 30. Quotations follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
OTHER MNRKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yard Chicago. Dec. ls.-clttle.Recspsa
1000 bed mart stG na ta eS" rs 5as *;
cows and bulls II 80 20 p; calves. 81 2jrs6 Hog
Receipts $4,000 head market nrm and hlghre he s
~ 90dsj 80 comnon Ia choice mixed - aT 30 ,o sS
- -. ShceiRecciIts goo hca market stcidy pooP
to choice sIdF3 30 lamb. - 75aS4 10: ms.
St. Louis. Dec. 1s-Catt c-R' eciDts, 2Si head Ia
ommon TO medium grades Choice export ard butchefy
wanted OF strong prices. Fair butcher trades
Of all kinds sold ~iiv tut any that elasei b. ow eos
sod low and generally At easier prices stesr. .; lon
q %; cows ~ Sod$2 so. Tog>-Reccpt', 5000 head.
The market he'd very light supply Hogs good enough
to sell above - were very scar g, ne gsnesa nss
- is light sjas5 Is ShccI>-Reccipt- 800 head The
rarkc; very quiet account Of scant supplies Das
plenty OF hand wanting good .heep
lambs. southwest mixed. $2dS2 30; lamos' *o oVW
Budalo. Dec ls-Cattle-Recepts last % horrs, SEQ
head total for tn week thus far $3.50 heai for ,smc
time last week 800 head consigned through; 22tO
head; TO New.york 100 had; on sale, 1000 hcaa:
of 10 fair, iuv poe 70 2jr closed duh and
July &c lowr hest - 9cd&j 80 choice. a. 90
. 81 far t. GOOD = a5it % 4a ard others sS Ss %
~ and fe1c,s. ~ 4Cdt3 7j us, s2 25dt5 oo
oxen 81 cj0i3 % IlorsRecci.ts last p hours IA 20
head total Tor wce thus 'ar $3.50 had ior same tine
N,wYor 10 SO head Or sal, Is coo o head y %asSs'
- jOas5 20. mostly 81 5od75 -; niMi packer. 9 20
a~kTs 81 40 Workers. SIS $685. 81. Number held ovr;
sheep and msRep's oct p hours GOO he'd tn.as
week 81 800 head consigned through 600 head 70
y York. s. 200 head sale. 1000 heal m,rkes
opened stronger for good grades Sow and unehanssa or
81 5CaSi Is: lair to GOOD. e 5odsi 25 fair to eood
shecp - 5Oas3 choice SO 25as3 80: cool TO choice
wethers. 10 75asi 25 extra h'avy. ~ 5odsi 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

Total warehouse DELIVERIES ,s. -, la,
nh coneo f. lr,ner and the market closes az iosS
n.aa'i ~" snot About 500 bags santos Nos 0 "
aaoa per ,od on the s sa' s o. 81 eco o0 bag
,o n Ame .Gro and 100 Mexican on private r'
Cordoya quoted at 20a.VI'' 49, ,o.,,, .o,,,nucs dull
on, mo. Anp now generally beeyed on e,t n11
that TWO or 'h a. In the buyer OF ONE o' and
5000 bbs admits mn The general hovncss that has
this fct toge , has been sunen u discourage o,nr
prevailed N wheat h, ali demanding the cam.
trade ana 20 many Of mills ar. hSdng 81 ~ r op
u is impossD. n cs. excepting for small special io.
, %Se for any buyer. pS %dssns which 70 as
than 49, 2epd. through the aanse Of pns MmS
Hour and has D , dull and we,k. with W 60 an ou.
sds price, .'a ,Ss", g. & IT, aas a.sas.a
brands 10 guantSse p bought 1910 Low eraies are
some lot, nave pDrnsly weak ~ thc absence OF bnr
neglected and oSe substanta quotation % the mar
ket sales today wst natents - rs; 1000 bbs
Guiding So9 s sSis 2o 500 Dbl: extra !: AZ 81
s sstsss1 70 % es In bbis; 300 e0n '1"' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New.York December ~, 1888
gaovcs Cows Caves. sheep and Lambs. swine
1908 30 -"51 ,3,,t'o .s.o, So,,,'''
tr.oy CIV stock Yards 3sIi .. 3is III II ,45o
sjxtieth.st ........... 1913 80 1,4U3 .l,j05 :.
Iofticth.st. io'"'
T. c,,, 81, and sent ~ st3 49, 20 49,. III.
wa..i,t. 1,st Seek ~ 71O 3l5 OjJ 40, j25 40, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

g ~ q ss 5o IS d. p n. at ss 81 DO s. n at q;
q. Diilcniack III PtnnsylyanIa lambs 9: D. -
sheep, lis ~ at ST: 1873 western do. 20 n. az t3f9
) Judd < Co i6e state laa BIS 80 n at -: ISs 90
state sheep. 81 N. az ~ So no Pcnnsy,ania do Do M
at ~: 3Is Pennsylvania lambs. GS N at 81 p -
NJ. collins: Ioi state iopts, - .. e., aW CO.
= II. at q 20; % Ohio sa.ep i2I H. at ~, 2io In
Newton 4 ttin I5J taIada lambs. =; ID AT "a vSj
10 state 90 ~ ~ at III 10 81 do, G5 D. at 81 u:
sheep ~ y az -: 10 do los II at g 20; ~
DO, NJ =. 80; ~ Michigan do, 1873 ~ at ~; loi
s. Sanders 81 P,nnsllyania sheep ard lam = ~ -
10 81 81. limbs, - H. 1T 81 0zi2 Us do y
H. NJ ~ 40 Sc sheep and lambs, 80 to 81 d. at 81 700
j. r. Pidcock: s. Ohio saeep. lis H. at g.; il5 st,se
do 81 NJ at % sheep and lambs. 81 az -; 100
Ohic lambs. ~ H. at - 20 80 DO. 80 u. az 80 ~ =,
-. Slcihc. 90: 40 Nc,tetH snc !. -. 10, ~
- 80 81 Ind;,n, d.. li0 ID. a. q: ls kear x. 90
ant ianb. 81 N. az 4. big o. lniaaa amb' - ~ ~
So 100 do, 81 49, az 50 Ij $50 iuHaio d. % d. ~
- 30. -.
p. ). Kase: 81 Peansyya,a laEbs ~ N, at "a so; y
PCErsyh sheep. d y a $s 30 :.
WG,r,On & Snerliaa: 2g w stem sheep 81 I'D, o.
- 10. - 80, - =.
IlOGS-Reeeip:.. 81 care. o. 9.s.3 hea1-39 cars -
70 tcthst - jersey CITY. MAJ ket dull Win
- 75a .: p. 100 % fos 9o,i medium AMI HGqt
.og'. lnciuiirg pe-. 49, - - :.
- ~ II. 1T 81; = do, no Ds
s. a. IL ioTcbs 30 II. at 80
- sandr.: - stat hos; 10 ~ a. - W; : io'snss
go n. at 81 -. -
Newton iillett: state hogs, l5 u. at - 30; 49,
A. W. Lamb: 10 state hogs 100 70, at - 10 roughs.
800 H. at 81 stag 25p n. a. 81
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-27
THE POPULAR KIRmEss.
Sc. Patrick,s Ladies' Aid Society at
SecoDd Regfment Armory.

st. Patrick,s Ladies' Aid Society at
Second Regiment Armory.
The success which has attended all the
undertakings Of the st. Pstrick's Ladies'
Aid society assures them of similar success
during their kirmess, which occurs in the
Second regiment armory, beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion, on Friday, Satur-
day and Monday evenings, with Saturday
matinee, December l, and Judging
from the large number of tickets already
sold by the society and its auxiliary and
its friends, the kirmess promises to be the
most popular of Its kind.
For the small amount of twenty Eve
cents every evening the public will have
the pleasure of lists ming to artistic pro-
gram by the best local talent in musical,
literary, dramatic, athletic and military
circles.
Those who assist In the charitable cause
by purchasing q coupon ticket for the three
| evenings will DO entitled to q chance on
$25 in gold.
Lovers of the terpsichorean art will have
ample opportunity of amusing themselves
| free of charge; while in the candy Kitchens,
| ice cfooW parlors, coHee anu ceAe cootht
| and soda water fountains will be found
| plenty with which the visitors to the kir
| mess can refresh themselves. Pretty
| mementos of the kirmess will be obtained
in the fancy booths.
| By no means a minor part in the kirmes
will be the Saturday matinee. The aux
Hilary of the society has spared NO trouble
to make the program tor the matine'
pleasant and apprsciable to Its man!
| friends.
The society wishes to see all its oil
friends and many many new ones at tn
kirmess; as it expscts. during the winter
to find its list of New Hsven's poor largel
increased owing to the dullness of tn
times, and, consequently, will need lsrg
i treasury to meet all demands.