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New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

REEVES Receipts, III car r sd: 1,aa Aa = a o. ',' for
slaughterrs 30 ears for esportaon nainiy ac,. and
- Tor the market demand slack and prices ioala
steers sold a, s. 7oG>i PER 100 stag.
hefDrs at s. 30 city dressed native sies nrn at -. a
Sc per NJ Latest private cable adyces quote The London
and Liverpool markets higher for refrigerated beef S
% ~ rr, m m -, a'i Ic ", GI,s~,v aInmrnts oJ"y III %
S Ne na " 20 70 sbrop T at on M Europe % p mdon ~ , t and
So sheep on the Trinidad 10 Hermuda; To- omouov. 900
cattle th' Taoimna. 259 do the State Of Georgia
og @ ,a from 'hs no f Tir % Week ' - @ ca, nr
II $50 quarters of beef 10 sheep.
az. at 81 per 100 NJ do. ilss N. s. -, Is do
8 NJ il DO - s9 % 4S $ 3, & u, ii ' U' sa x
s9er%@n go cuvg Is cic%so s ,.sss ,c; 1850 p at g o
at s. y s2 Lancaster county Penn d. o5 ro is 8 5o
=; Mcrhersom 4 CO.. 10 chicago steers. ilG7 NJ. at
a 5o S @1 % 81 @ 3 n @ ao = oa Is H. dG at & 81 a r 1s Sa ,S S
i Ia d. ~ o ~ at Is DO 'I 2Ssca ss n % Si 81 ass 3 i"
y do o ;e 10 n ac At n s. 80 m q co % s i, DO c'2 m at
S. sanders 20 sabe-fei pennsyivan.a siee,f. 1919 NJ
e, 81 x = @ f9aso % 5 sseT r. s'2 IL 81 = s at s. . 30 @ ?1:" n '
s. o. cows i$i2 NJ at s. 49, d. lois ~ 'i a. 81 75
S@xCn g. @ CO.. - cGcaso steers - r2ls r. at saas
J. sam~rs a~ SON 'S Is cSicase % ss @ S6 'S 4, e. - 81 81 Is
Receipts 2o head and about 9, 800 caIyss ,
100 ID FOR common To good veas with really prime
sS,k % tea "S a3 1ses yas cs sn @ % ana higher
and saa,.c f9T li.le cay's y, ...,. 90, - -
per u: Il do iio NJ at 81. 10 do ss ib 81; u
do. iI2 10. at S. -.
Hume Mullen: 100 veals. Ii9 No. at 81; iG3 do ii2 10
at 81 40
SHEEP AND I.AMBs-Receipts. ~ cars or 20, head
IL cars for butchers direct and II cars to The market
making with the stock held over yesterday. - to
be sjld Sheep slow and shade lower: lambs
firm and loul5c higher. About everything Poor
choice unshOfn sheep sold 81 5OQx5 i2t per
good clipped do .iq$4 30 unshorn lambs at
s spring % Rb 40 s 20 's at f. 6es. GnnS %a,,sn of
Z and si.c: dressed lambs higher at sffO,c:
country dressed spring lambs dull S2a$5 per carcass
Saes-D Mcpherson n Co.: 374 Michigan lambs un-
shornI yl n average AZ 81 s5 nor ioo ~ o. W1n,n.
sheep. 103 Ib at i2zc less 81.
Newton e. Coz IA clipped Ohio lambs. ~ n. AT IS
~ State do ~ No. at s' ~ unshorn do. e3 No. at s. IS
sheep (cOarse). III n. at 80 30
Wilkerson sherman: iss unshorn Ohio sheep. 94 10.
at 81 30; lbs Kentucky DO. 100 ~. 81 I15 Do % ~
at 50 60. 10 Tennessee spring lambs. 80 10 At 81
=. Judd & Co.: 30 unshOrn Buffalo lambs tcus), ~
No. at 81 -
Hnllenbeck x Hollis: l22 unshorn State lambs N.
AT s. 80; 2 unshorn State sheep 02 10 81 g2is lO3
do. ~ H. at ~ d2k. POI clipped do. iO2 NJ 81 2S
Hume Mullen: l21 unshorn Michigan sheep. 50 10 al
81 IS: I35 clipped Western lambs. 10 ib at 81 20
ID. Harrington; 435 unshorn State lambs 70 at Is 75
3s2 clipped DO 10 ~ a; 81 30 unshorn State sheep 81
10. at 81 I5. clipped do, " NJ at -.
HOGS-Receipts 20 cars. 1882 head-I1 cars At
Jersey City ana cars Forticth-st. Market nj
Gasi.c. and few lean light pigs sold at DC.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. April l3-"The Commercial Bulletin" will
say tomorrow OF the Boston wool market: "The
sales for the week 2.703701 N domestic and
3i6 900 n foreign. against i.eSG.G00 III domestic and
a5 900 foreign last week. and l.si2.l29 n domestic
and 800 900 III foreign for the week last year
The total sales TO date show shrinkage from those
to even dates last year OF l3sOO0O ~ The receipts
OF wool will not be free but they do not quite dare
to do business any such basis. Prices ordi-
nary fine and fine medium territory and other va
rleties OF WOOL OF which there Is plenty. fairly
steady. but no higher. Prices on fine deaine all
woods OF one-fourth blood grade and staple fine
territory. the woods In short are In sellers
favor The feature OF the week is the changed at
titude OF the great pulling house OF Swift and Ar
mour. They have wired all buyers that their prices
Hollis B.. woods Of Brighton have been he'd out OF
the rket since last June. For the present Messrs
Swift and Armour have merely opened the second
and third umbrella but their action is the less
significant There have been sales of 10000 pounds
OF Mediterranean carpet wool at average concessions
OF about ] cent from previous nominal rates. The
sales OF medium unwashed comblng have reached
3G2. 600 ~. with sale OF ne-fourth blood
high a secured basis as % cents.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Baliimore April l3Flcnr dull unchsnsTdd nd Anri saIS
52j bbs Wheat trmer; No red. spot ana ~ ~ ~ -, L.
suCl'sc; May el7saG2c; July 6,'sq63'sc; s,easr fn
&c; stock si5si4 bush: sales. $4,000 bush. Corn
easy: mixed spot $50 use; April. nc asked;
Nav f3iga43s.c: July. i5c asked; steamer miNsd'
iSiqai2i.c southern. by sample i6at1c 10 on sr9ae
i6n ~ &C; stock lS7.ll5 bush. sales ZVu Dsh oa's
steady and firm: No ? white Western 3h3S.gc' No
mixed do &i2q36c; stock. lool3 busn Rye in du d,
40 2 5sGfGc stock . S-S bush. Hay steady. cnoce
active: good to choice timothy. <li D0N3 Cram
&c Provisions firm. unchanged. Butter firm, un-
changed Eggs firm. llnlli2c Coffee firm; No l.
i7s.c Sugar steady Granulated. 4%c
Buffalo. April l3.-Sprng wheat qmet; No ! hard hard
7c 20 O0j bush No Northern sold 6as.d70c, closing
7pIsc asked G ( wheat dull No ! hard closed csc;
NO Northern. 66'.c Winter wheat hrmer; fair IN
qurv. 80 . red. 6Oi.pjlc: 40 ! white. ole no 3
extra red. 5sl2c Corn steady. demand light; no :
yellow ig'sc: so yellow. +9c; No corn 2'7c;
80 3 corn i2',c track; sales In store 800 push'
40 yellow ili?dl2,c closing. i2c NO : yellow
la.c No ? corn. ni.M+li4c; 40 2 corn. 4c in store
oats weak. saies. 10 No white. CSC; cars 40
white 37i.c : cars No mixed. $5i.c on track
Barley Good inquiry. no offerings Rye duh; No
. 5lc asked In store. Flour quiet and easy, un-
changed Mill feed duh unchanged
Chcago Aprn i3-The lending futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

understood be due the sharp changes in wheat
last week. the lack response in corn. and the
strength In May oats On the official ca'l "hicn ""S
about $4,000 bush of MAY wheat Sold ana '"""
bush July mainly for his account. and b'siH"S 'hs'1
aile after the call tn" int"-esi MAS n"' '".'''' -
wheat. bush Apfll $1,000 bush Ma. t'H
and 1000 bush July sold Out also ">r"'j .h 81!
bough; For short time ati"r M l'lu-
day call the market hesatel. there s,rni~l 80
uncertainty which the nc&t move ""hld H..
The amount Of wheat wanted. however. continued Hie.
rapidly. closing -c from IA" lowest Of tie
,,av and at laii.c net gain from yesterday. The
Yesterdays tasL The advance wa a'cofiHihIei Y ie
ports Of large export business some reports were II
'Tadc reported b, means as large az tbs. al
though good Pat export business probably Ie-
the future line while considerable Of the ca-h business II
Is asserted not repoFicd The crop nrws asld ron
week unfs,yoiable. The details or the cas uadhS ~
day showed ." OoJ bush No 'c On private terms "Hi
winter, Ma price. % b ahoat and private terms:
GA0OO bush No Northern spring; o'.c over day
in store. and INrO iUsh No . Milwaukee. private
terms. The total sales were 2spVn bush
CORN-Prices broke sc. the market finally closing at
&c advance the lowest bat al 81 r decline from
night The local receipts OF corn were fair bu,
i"i in the oi,a,,r -, iii' lG to, bush delivered p,
MAY ahoat: Sooo bush steamer c2fn a, ~ -
i2'.c elevator cars steiner ytow al 49, "irl d",'
OATS-i'ic"s late IN the Gay continued strong "Ning
Si i, nnay i y ,cq ini@j ~ ceo bush No al Il, aiic
5000 bush No = white. io4G+0'sc; 1000 bush No J
white. 29'sc 5000 bush track whiic ;%e'4c 2'"o 9rsh
, NJ white clipped. 41'4c; NJ MAll-.arNet dnli'
ungaded Western. GjpSoc. Canadian :@H:'c: sA-row,d
~ = Milwaukee G7md1i.r; uneradel Westen. Goa67c.
SEEDS -Cloverseed Aatiet Guiet at s. "Hslo :" per
100 IL in store. Timothy-MaTi" quiet: sample seed.
We give Tor comparison the closing prices % the
~ .ffa 1f
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
EUROPEAN pRoprcE MARKETS

Liverpool. April 70. 3ij . m.-IIee; IN Moderate
demand. extra India steady at sus. prime mess
STEADY "a; s,s 81 Pork in mode rate der.1nI prime
mess Western. fine st 'ady at iis 81, medium
steady at 51s Gi. Hams iu moderate demand. short
cut. about IL TO lG n. firm nt ijs 81 Bacon In
moderate DEMAND. Cumberland cut. about y to -
H. firm AT 2fs Gl. short rib. about q H. firm ~
Gd. long clear mddles. about - ~. steady at 5is
long aad short clear iniddlcs. about - ~. steady
rs C1: shoulders. about - to rs H. firm at 35@
Cheese Ia fair demand; American finest white ana
coored fra ~ - ca Tailow In poor demand. priu"
city dull at ~ Gd. Spirits Of turp'ninc In mod"r
ate demand steady at 22s 81. CottonSec1 oil -
Liverpool refined steady AT 9s 9d Rosiu In moi
crate demand common steady AT 81 .. Lard spot
in poor demand: futures In no demand. prime
Western. spot. firm at 3Ss g. Wheat in poor de-
maud: No red winter steady AZ Is l0' 3D. Flour IN
moderate demand. 81 Louis fancy Water steady at
cs. Corn Spot ana futures in fair demand: mixed
Western. spot. steady 3s lli4d. April steady al
~ l0d May steady NJ - ~ ID; June strL!y at 81
Hops at Iondon-Pacihc Coast-In moderate
demand. dun AZ fiufJ.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
ssies-A w. Lamb: "a hogs. lso 10 average at
:
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

l,tffan.. Aprd I3-Cattle-Recepts last tweny-ioMur our
hours 23co head total for week thus fer 10y nIaa b S
o3iD head; NewYork. LOO head on safe. ~ i nrau
good steady and firm at opening I9a a[n' ssers
~ a,Gs4 25 fresh cows s35 to s4s liogs-Recepts s
weniyfcur hours 2@o head total for Week we % nHs n ia
sgae through 500 head: TO New-l 4soo ma nd
& se zoo head at opening SPoS srsaes Closed strong ali
sid good TO choice Workers 81 i0dS5 45 mostly 90 4o
Ma n & PaGxGs PS g "as9 S0 Ht@ss So 25asi pigs and
Workers sold late at 50 iOdS1 a. sheep ana ,aD n 81
ccips last twentyfour hours. $500 head 'orl io' ~ ~
far 5000 head; time last wS@k "S9
head consigned through $40 head: to & m strong
head on sale, 500 head marHet opened OK rniye1
good grades: extra wool western r'hNy - ~
,as. @ G s cm%on s%S e s. %s c$s - sp
choice. 81 5as4 So wool lambs choice 20 eN'ra - ~
s. s5as3 a. cnlls 81 759Si clipped lambs 81 ,'gS' 80
cuIs common s2Ns3 % closed s,eady all sold Du'
Union stock Yards Chicago. April l-.cat'le-Recelpts
1908 head. Market steady Common % % @ extra s., st"ers @
bulls 81 56Qs3 30. calves 81 2j@s5 - Receipts
24 head Ms,e ;rGns 3 Ha' s & - a.sSr I'D s. 20
as % light 81 s3@s5 20 pigs 81 ''gSs l2 W l5oc
ssg % & 500 90 in nT1d 81 MsTs' is5s steady Inferior "
81 I@us April is~t'attl~-Rocelps. 575 head Market
% S r% @n rsS%s ,sSl :: sa iS@ 6@s po s cows % oqs
steers unchanged Hos. .hccelps 3." ne,', i srades
witch lOajc higher than yesterday. common mnu
rough were Mnshans,d h~ maTse M S 8, c GOOD light
and lower: naye mixed 81 25asi -; shipping lambs
81 So ,,..,.. ..o.,.,
Liberty AP @ 81 ss, TO- sa sa %a5s, Dats
ers 81 25asi rough TAT >sa,S -; good fat cows and
heifrrs 5O0s3 - bulls and stays s20>3 good ferd-
Bes ihtadciphlss s. ioas3 -. best yorkers $ $,g
81 io common fair Workers 80 2'ff' ~ pls - lnI
e. Sasa S - nsar supply fair market s'esdy
81 a5isi 80. ysl 81 250S4 20; fair 81 2ls3 20; com
calves * :6s heavy ana thin calves. s2a>3: clipped
sheep. s3ps3 10 clipped lambs. s. 5onSi -"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York April 1S. lN']
opened Sg! 20 ter MAY Nay amd fer June June
Highest and lowest On MaS 74og7SS. ana on June sod
40 The sales first call were AT decline 81 !"
gSasiS gsi to Lo % f' %as on SGi1s s %fa ' mat
market got its hrst downward move, There wa1
heavy receipts al interior towns anu Hee mo, @ v., m
toward the ports Receips at the TeNas i'wns are :"
picking in that section has recomule1ce' N me i,~-
prices of the day the shorts covered freely MI FL
The south noin 10 continued large receipts ports
next Week but steady In interior stocks. Rece pts
Galveston to-day. pos bales against 30 ales as
against CPS bales last week last year. Sayan
nah 1856 bales. against l.2g0 bales last wees ~
year. Charleston .G7 bales agans, 20 bale.
last wec, Norfolk zoos bales. against G4s iaie 9s,
week 80 bales lasi 'e'i Soui nak-,s S1htI1aF
quiet Galveston easy unchanged at rs sales ~ bales
easy gnchan7el 2iec Norfolk easy 7'e nns4ansel;
minated 20o $500 bales. aeans, 4Gol bales iss,
Msss Eses sssn @ G' 9c d bales ' as Tf 1922 as S year
Receipts at 81 Louis 81 bales against % iaes ias'
wee1 Shgmens ,s, ,S cale: 20 ho"s,on S , w. shr
ments 2a3l bales Augusta go bales sgans 100 bales
against bales last week s74 bales last year. The
Exchanges ias received from Mr. Ellison The Liver
and estimate Of spnners stocks and consumption Ac-
cording 70 his satemen' spnners STOCKS an n hSSmp
ton in Great Britain as 25oD bales week create than
IL was ,ear ago when the Iancnshir" strike was in
progress. The total consumption at present is i'LN)
bales year spnrers stocks show reduction -
Sc 600 aies for the month byi are 800 @eS iarS"1
their hands a. this time last year with r ca 10 ihr
tn'ufe Mr, t.t sa'S ,'', . & ,nS ooS oo1
taes. tho supply from india received las
ninc- producinc cotton c5untrSs in conjunction WIN
the anteNan"e ~ the rate ~ consumption. the
be 100000 bales against / l44S0oO bales last year
Opening. rsnss md close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Market closed steady to points net decline Trans
terrible notices: April 40 Total sales 1900 tales
New-YoTk spot sales to-day and last night For conslm
ton. 597 bales: spot market quiet. middlng uplands
9-16c: middlrg gulf. l3Gc. witch s l-Gc owervom-
pared with Yesterdays close
The weekly statement OF Liverpool stock IL as follows;
This week. Last week Last wear.
Il 4 1890
Aaoat .,............. T3pn 5000 ODO
Total .....I $1,000 is4>OIO sac 900
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
The statiscal positlon Of Braz coNee 3 as foovs:

4sS: 1':;:. Ss. .sss:as$; ;sss &:
better IN lone on the basis of 17ai5ac for No
OF or sBo, e in % aturs s neTe %"T the % close on the re-
and exc,.ed markets with active demand and crop all m
Sales included 800 bags Santos spot at isl.c for the
the coffee Md coffee steady but quiet with sales Of 200
bags Central America On private terms
DRUGs-Opium spot is held at 50 40. and lots 20 ar
rive offered at &c less Job6ng nomnay 81 ., ana
Gne % , s'oSy Dh 9" % iorssn Hsa az % ,t, @
g sasss ssso"s lots N'H''" '"r'''''a d" and weak at
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The -four marke, to-day was
early Ing 10 ,nc weakness in wheat ana later when
floor Total sales ONLY about 5000 pkgs including
4 S' 81 prns S At $s @ sacks % Ks@sss
Sas @ SS: SS at & @ ssS .cay s
sales 100 Obs HrsndywSs 81 o saga:r s. To sogth
dull white. s. o5 nnc yellow, s5aesc coarse.
ss 3 sSd cd f'erSS s5C 5c shss s'f a @ sts S
s ssd 3 at sf %sn @ f q m eea oil ss s. & 500
FOREIGN DRIED FRuITs-The volume Of business is
IN scmswss, better movement Of stock The Principal ac
tiyty seems 10 be in California punes which exhibit con
Turkish quoted ss.aiHc. Offerings OF California
s as % s s9sr % e & % Gas se bs snd rm nng
- sGSllc Gs.q7c for layer.
g eass ssss si%caas %aioc aes %uas sSis "a ?r Ss
nuts Gg3c; hlberts &c; figs 8.Vl0c and dates 2%QGc
FOREIGN GREEN FRUIT-The business In lemons
continues very small. with choice held
o6 grade dull quotations 81 GQs3 firmly
50 2Jn$i: bananas quoted Oc4Si 90: pine
applcs s6QS1s; cocoanuts $24d$32 The Of fruit
b still OF liberal proportions. there being
twentysix vessels passage by the last reports for
American markets.
+ GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market and
unsettled to-day. At the opening IL weak
ports OF rains in Kansas and first sales ic below
fs curb Of last evening May starting on at Csc
There was wave OF buying orders carrying the market
GJ5sQG3%c. but later Il broke 10 62Ac outside Of
ife reports rains the feature OF the
Ing the posting of s. r. Post unable meet his
obiigetons lie known be quite heavily inter-
seed In the market and there was good deal OF peou
lation as 10 how his failure would affect prices
the early \strenzth thought be
ing West lwhle the s.tsequent weakness supposed
- b xo selling - If long stun His failure
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Am Sug Rehn.

do pref.
Am Tob COM
Dul : S 4 At
do pref.
Kelley Motor.
Nat Lead .......
do pref. .....-
Phoenix rcts. 81.
Total shares 4
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Liverpool oabes-spot cotton in moderate demand;
sales bales speculation and export so balls Aneri-
can bales middlings. 4sd Futures opened si'ay al
2G4d decline. closed quiet at 26d To 3Gd net Dc"
April. iOIs. April MAY, f1s; MaN-June. fOl%;
July 402b; JulvAugust io' to 4o4 August Septe-
ber 4O5s; September October 400 to 4'G October Noven
ber 4OG 4O7; November December, 40! g loN De
cember-January 41S 20 +Ht Manchesier-Ians IN buy
ers favor: cloths dull and irregular.
COFFEE-Early speculation was confined 10 a single
lot and a subsequent cessation Of all trading until
toward the close buying orders advanced The
market sharply moderate transactions due cheay 10
the higher Rio and increased warehouse deiV-
cries Havre closed franc advance with me eNcep
tIon May which y franc: April loi francs, MAY
IO3 IS; June. July. 0i %. Sals. II on bags:
stock in to-day 600 bags. including 1000 bags
Brazilian 32l 900 bags last week. including 'Gl
RIO official cables strong prices advanced
T. which quoted at 5000 reis,
change fell a shade 16 receipts 1900 bags; stock.
lOl 900 Santos again sent no returns Hamburg
pfg; MAY. 81 June. $50; July $50 London advanced
May and June deliveries I'd 70 '6s & April unchanged al
Julv unchanged 74s. Contracts closed firm at
On 10 % pon,s advance Sales bags follows:
The herald., 1894-01-28

to $4,000 that he could draw the pic
ture blindiolded, an offer which never
met with an acceptance, although made
at time when money was very
abundant and when gamesters like John
Morrissey and Ben Wood were wagering
as high as $4,000 on the turn OF card
at faro banks. The picture, which rep
resents half-naked boy standing on a
tiger skin and biting the back of his
hand with rage at his mother, had to
cover the entire expapse Of each Of 20
stones. Old Ammon also drew the
famous picture of the London Zoo, in
which is one specimen of every animal in
the garden, each animal being litho-
graphed separately. The Bosqui col
lection of California fruits is the best
specimen of color work achieved by this
gifted old man. all performed when past
70 years OF age.
The herald., 1894-01-28

q. W. WALTERS writes to Findlay,
Ohio, paper that on the night of jan
usry 9TH the thermometer at Redlands
registered below zero, and that this cold
snap has almost ruined the entire crop
of oranges. The lowest point the Their
mometer reached, according to the re-
ports received here from Redlands at the
time, was "a degrees above zero. Some
eaid it was as low as Is for very short
time. Either the most reliable informs-
ton we had from Redlsnds YVES false, or
Walters is deliberate prevsricator. In
his assertion that the entire orange
crop was almost ruined by the cold snap
there can be no question that he falsified
most grossly. Scipio Craig ought to in
terview Walters, and find out whether
he lies for purpose, or is just an ordi-
nary spreader of falsehoods for the love
of the thing.
The herald., 1894-01-28

THE report O.: the Judiciary committee
OF The house, questioning Carlisle's right
to issue $50,000,0O0 bonds under the act
OF 1875, ought 10 have the effect OF csus-
ing that gentleman to make haste slowly
in his doubtful course. With congress
in session, and addressing itself to the
rehabilitating OF the revenue system 30
as to place tine government finances in
healthy condition, it would be very I'M
wise for Mr.. Carlisle to embarrass the
country with q new issue of bonds to
the extent he has indicated. Surely
congress, with the whole taxable re-
sources OF this rich county at it's COM
mand, can devise measure that will
provide ior the expenditures OF the gov
eminent in lees Objectionable and
more economical way than by permit
ting another avalanche of bonds to be
Issued so IS to appease the clamors OF
Wall street.
The herald., 1894-01-28
SONS OF HERMANN.

They Gave Their Annual Masquerade
Ball Last Night.
The order OF Sons of Hermann held
their frat annual masquerade ball last
night at Armory hall. 1t was attended
by distinctively German crowd. The
hearty enjoyment characteristic of gath
erings OF this race WAS noticeable.
At IL o'clock the maskers appeared
before the Judges, who gave the follow
ing decisions: For most elegant lady's
costume. Miss Mile Kuhrts, IS Ger
mania, prize. gold watch: for best ma
tional character by lady. Mrs. Krempel,
as a south sea islander, prize, gold
watch; for most elegant gentleman's
costume, Mr.. Carl Entenman, as a
Spanish nobleman, prize, gold watch !;
for best group. about eight brothers and
sisters of the Schmit family, dressed as
Germans; prize, SIS. For second best
group, r. Verch and Miss Zobelein, as
king and queen, with attendant pages.
After the masks were raised and con-
CALCULATIONS had been offered, dancing
was resumed and continued until late
hour.
The floor committee was j. P. Krem-
pei, Paul Rudolph and Jacob Finckh
the genesaI committee, A. Fuhrherg,
Hermann Mueller, Louis Hucke, Eugene
Nollac, William Guenther, John p.
Krempel, Louis Tag, Jacob Finckh, Paul
Rudolph, Philip Werner.
The herald., 1894-01-28

leans expeditions. Indeed, a great many
people will consider it's small and COM
pact size, compared with the Chicago
fair, recommendation to it. Visitors
will ct least be able to satisfactorily
'tske inn this exhibition, whilst it was
impossible to do that in the white city
on account Of its immensity and will
derness of exhibits that it would take
months and months to satisfactorily ex-
anime. Itwss a very daring undertake
ing to get up an exhibition of this kind
Immediately ON the heels OF the great
Columbian affair; but the men who
have carried out the project have shown
steadfastness and nerve of no ordinary
character, and their determination of
purpose will receive its reward in the
undoubted success that awaits the mid
winter fair.
The herald., 1894-01-28

THERE is a Mise Howes of Boston,
who is now camoring for popular
musical education by having the church
chimes rung to all sorts of classical
music. The truth is that Miss Howes
lie about century behind the age. There
ia no necessity for having any church
belle rung and any such bell 80 rung
is an unmitigsted nuisance. Sensible
people know exactly at what hour the
morning and evening services of all our
churches begin, so that the ringing OF
bells ia only an unnecessary disturbance
inflicted upon all the invalids in an 9TH
erwise pesceiul neighborhood.
The herald., 1894-01-28
AN |MPED|MEN1 TO TRAFFIC,
CROWDS IN FRONT OF A JEW
ELER'S WINDOW.
Triumph In tho Art of window Dress-
ing Tropical Scenes and the DENT
zens of the Jungle TranRplanted
to Los Angeles aud Placed
on Exhibition-A Cred
liable Display of
Ingenuity.

During the past few days the sidewalk in
front of a store on Spring street has been
so badly crowded as to make it impossible
Each succeeding passer-by would join the
crowd, expecting 20 see something in the
nature of an accident or the like. But the
smiles and the broad grins which sto c over
every succeeding countenance testified that
the cause Of the commotion, what ever it was,
was at least not tragic. Nor was 1t. 1t was
simply a triumph OF the windo undressing srt.
The window was that of NJ. German, :he we'll
known jeweler. II represented scene in the
tropics with an incidental encounter between
an ALLIGATOR and monkey The antics of the
latter we're so amusing that those who saw
them went away and sent their friends to en-
ioy the feast also The window was tie result
of the ingenuity Of W. W. Burson. 1t Will be
on exhibition the remainder OF this week
On the inside OF Germans stors are things to
be seen that, while not so amusing as the win.
dows, are far more interesting to he cultured
and artistic eye. He has received another con
signm Mt of art novelties, comprising sam pies
from all over the world. One beautiful thing
succeeds another, until the eye is bewilderec.
All these works OF art are on sale, and the store
at 3 ). Spring street. should he the Mecca OF
artistic devotses during the coming week.