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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
PUBLIC LIBRARY CIRCULATION.

The record of circulation of books for
home reading for the week ending De-
ceniber Is, 1894, was as folIows:-
General works, II; philosophy, 81; re-
licior, Sc; sociology, 105: philology, 5; ma
tural science, 1875; useful arts, 81; fine
arts, 81; literature. 223; fiction, 4,5S1; iu-
venile fiction. 1919; history, 1856: bio
graphy, 127; travels, 1853. Total, I7I2.
OF this number there We're delivered
through the delivery stations, AIS.
Number of borrowers registered dur
ing the week., lis.
Total number of registered borrowers
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
HOW PAUNTLERoY OCCURRED,

Mrs. Hodgson Burnett's new book is to
be called 1.-THE Captains Youngest; Piccino
and Other stories" There are four stories.
one, Flow Fauntleroy Occurred having
reference to the original of Little Lord
Fauntleroy.'' .'The Captains Youngest"
sPiccino, and Little Betty's Kitten Tells
Her Story are the other three. -Exchange.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
Caught in ahe Act.

Nodd-"I had an awful row with my wife
this morning over a silver penholder She re-
Gently gave me" Todd-"What was the
trouble?" Nodd-'tShe caught me using it,
Brooklyn Life.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
MONDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1894.

This paper is Democratic an principles
and is Independent IN its Uiesos on q" local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
The Result Certain.


Betting with ones wife is merely heads you
lose, tails she wins.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

yiebeu esm juussn grben idritt
0arrD, oiilier srollenb, unb al Der
etgentlid)el 1rauerfeier innerlib unbes
tbeilist.
Sa, Sarrp mar nit lsinen @eoautet1
gang mo- anoers. @r lauerte barauf,
Die itreng bepahte !0ilba Su lpre6en j;
Bebrenberss batten Die Neide ibreS
Greunoes na6 Rotbbaulen besleitet.
unmittelbar na1 ser ipiirbi9en, aber
einfa9en Irauerfeier selans e8 ibm, i'm
Yarf Der tief erl6iitterten 8omteHe 81
begegnen.
n0leibeu sic itanobaft, 0ilba," fit,
iterte er, vlalien sic li6 nt9t etipa an
ben ,@rben' uerfaufen-es fann nod
9llles anoerS meroen!"
Das junse Wtaoden praate 3uriid !;
lie mar nod bel Dem 2Ooten. 6arrD8
l1roffe 0Sorte bemirften baS 0egens
tbeil.
v2alien sic bas bod iest, 6arrn, !"
wies iie ibn ab uno perlu6te, BON ibm
los5ufommen.
.@s lit @efabr I'M TerSuse," 3il9elte
er uno init ar Der Seierli9teit, beren
er fabis mar, fubr er fort: ,@elobe,
9iloa, oaB On meiuer einseoent biit,
oaB Ou ,uarten tpilllt-"
,OaS merbe i1, ipenu mein 6era mid
oa3u treibt, ent9e9nete lie feit.
@r fnirldte Dor 3orn; er be6a9te
gar niht, 0aB Iein unpQl{en6 leibenz
ldaftli9es 0eien iis abf9redte.
,9aben iie Did i6on umsarnt 2"
lpriibte er berpor. nSaB Did bod nidt
fangen, Wfabhen!"
Sie 5os lid ueuerbinss BON ibm
5uriid. @r aber mollte feline Mblidt
ourdieeen. rOeiue Gltern mollen alio
nur eiilen reiben S6mieseriobn? @ut
oeum, 10 nil i6 9ein3 iein grbe OBJ
jasen, er fpiro ii6 nod ben Sals
brehen !"
9iloa mar luie init faltem Walier
iibergOliem, uOllig entniihtert bon Der
Nohbeit leiuer 2S0rte. Wtit elmer Gut
idiebenbeit, bic lelbit ibn uerltummen
madte, nit eilleu @rnit, Ben er ME an
ibr 9efanEt, wies iie i'm 5ure9t-er
fonnte fein 2Sort Der @rmiberuns
finoeu.
nS6dme Did. Oarrp," l6loB lie.
rWenu oas 0eine @nldauuns BON Der
MISUNDERSTANDING it, auf Die On i'm,
mer 10 ltol3 biit, pabrlid, 10 mill i6
lieber aui ben SorSus per3i6teu, mill
ieiu luic 9unoerttanlenoe, Die ni6t bellz
fen tpie 3u!"
(Gortietuns fclst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14
SouS's Yilen turiren Gerltopfung
Gttt fd1meioioer ssast.....

Sn Stodbolm iit opt ,t.i, .e.a
bortiSe pprtugielilhe @elauafe <; u.
Nntonio Be SotO Mtajur gcitorbt.s Ger
nabe3u 40 Sabre lang lcin Saieiiau>
am i9wsbtfden DOfs pertreteu bat.
Der Wcpmfe, aus elmer reiden 6amilie
ltammenb, mar 1872 gebOreu, uar ,u>
erit 9aualleriesSif;ier, murbs aber
oann SOurualiit unb 8olitifer. Balb
wuroe ct Oeputirter uno snadte iid)
ais glan5enoer uu6 l9laeiertiger Spz
poiitionsrenner befannt. Gines cages,
bel Der Veratbung oes Budgets, laate
Soto Wfaior i'll iciner Neoe, Der 6inan;s
miniiter lei ein 8eridwenber. Der
Wtiniiter erwieerts, ein lol6er SorlpurT
made lid) i6ledt I'M Wtunoe eines
Wiannes, Der ELL 9an;es SermOgen
olrdSebra6t babe. Soto Wtaior entz
gesnete: yDas lit ,Adlt rid)tig id5
babe nid,t ein, ionoern orei Nsrmogen
bnrdsebrad)t, aber Der sroBe llnterz
idieo Swilden uns lit ser, baB i6 nur
inein eisenes gelo perlhmenost babe,
Udbreuo Sle, Qcrr Wtiniiter. bas @eto
9lnoerer oerl6wenOen !" Sn eiuem
anoeren Sale 3eiste CT li1 nod l1ta9s
fertiser. Der Yralibent Der 9anlmer
hattie ibu idOn mcbrllals Sur Sronuns
9eruIen uno Snleet ldlpeisen beiBen.
ga perlieB Soto !Oiajor Die Gsbucrs-
biibne uno giug binauS. oiad eili9cn
Wtinutcn fam er mieoer uno perlanote
oaS 9SOrt. als er bic Neouerbil6ne
betreten bate, So9 er Swei sroBe Yiitos
len aus Der 2al0e, leSte iie Dor li1 biu
uuo beganu lsiue Rebe nit iolgeuoen
Worten: Die erlte Yiitole bier lit fir
Sie, 9err Yrdli6ent, Wenn sic es nod
einnal wageu, mid sur Srbnung Su
rnIen, uno bic 5lpeite 4iltole lit iiir ben.
lenigen meincr aolle9en, Der li6 ltrlters
ltebt, mi6 Su unterbredenM 9tod nies
mails 1T ciner 9tebe nit 10 anod6tisem
Stilll6mei9en an9ebOrt lporoen, lpic
Siejeni9e Soto 9tajorS all bielcm Gage.
Ole 0te9ierllng bate begreiIlider Q9eile
ben SSunl6, lid zines lolden Oeputir,
ten ~ sntleoi9en, unc Inn i'm red)t weit
pom ltd 81 briuSen. bot lie ibm ben Sc
lanftl6aItspoiten in Stod6olm al, ben
er aud annabm. @le9ant, geiltreid,
nno frei9ebig, madte CT li6 BORT lebr
beliebt. dur nit Dem @5elo wuEte er
aud in 9llter ni6t lparlamer nm,uy
Ssbeu, ais III ieiner 3ugeno. Dian
er5ablte iid, bab CT emit i'll siner @elell,
i6ait, alS cine Dame ein 25sSere. Stiid
(etwa 20 Pienni9) ialleu lie6, cine 100.
&rouen= Vanfnote an3iinbete, I'M cS III
iu6en. 0iaf leinem IcOe laBt lett
bic portu9ieliide Ne9ierlmg Den Soften
aus Sparlanitctstiidiidten eingsben;
StOdbolm miro fiinitig nur nod einell
portu9islild)cn @eneraltonlnl nit Oiplos
matii6sn 0ang baben.
= 4eben Der 9Dne Star 8raue.
rel braudt feline 8dderei su iiebex
bas Sier 1T aud nabrbaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Der ans obigsr lgradt euiitsbsnSem eronY.
., g...sh 9lpt es p!sifrlei. Gle finb oniGei.
n n.mo ooa stnan9tr osri.bicesn, abcr lire Be.
eamO.an9 " o's 9l;tdle. 8eae bic itnmpf
seiluoe0ehe Tsoer 81 seinHbtr Ibatiafeit an,
'.u"'Se mo lantfte Gem But, unb gu boft
ei''e solit'os aur. 9as Discovery" erfiilt
o'.lsh 5med mst fein albsres @ittel. gbs.
PepFe, Seroaaanssb 'Btotrbsn, 8ilioftat.
aus otolianla, 9a's' nno 9unse!t.gifsctio.
n'n, ls0' w r9i Seroia 'Ofe,ielblt sdwiub.
lAa. lsnn0'nlcrofHloir) in ibrcn aufanas.
Stac'en, nitO Die Granddaughter unS b0ssr.
tighten 9antlraniasitsa msrOsn burd baiTslb.
polIftdnbis tarirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Gin groBartiaer Yerlonene
pertebr l1elut italieullhen Yldttern
Sn1ol9e aul Der nen er0fnsten Giisnbabn,
llnle Aoellinos Gatcrnopoli III berrlheu.
Oie auT oleler Eillie bcfinolide Statiun
FarOlileGanoioa. Die Die @emciuoen
Earollle unb FotitO umfabt, meilt pom
Gage Der Grollnuna DER %inie, 5. \.
bonn p. september 1898 bis gum 20,
Sanuar 1894 Iilr ucrfauIte SSabrtarteu
etnel @rloS BON 9auien % 9euteIimi
anI. llno babel bat Der Ban oieler
Vabnltrede all $4,000, 900 %ire ner.
idlungeu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14
II { er alles

II Der alfes
Aubere erbabtu
TT DR.. 8lcrcc's Golden
Medical Discovery ais 8lut.
rsilli9nngs Diittcl. ytad,
Sebrand) fiiblt fid)
Der Patient sdnSlid) als an.
oercr WleHi6. Sci ieber
&rallfb iuelde burdj I'm.
rslHes 8lnt ooer 9eberitarre
oerurloht ipirb, bel Biutar.
iilut4 II. bel ihle6ten Sdften
TN Dlnt lit eS 0as ein,iae 70
iDtrtlame NIB ;uperldliiae
-Wtit!el, baB bafiir 8aralitirt
iuer6en lanH.
Wenu es Dir nid)t bilit.
DID iii4t furirt, 70 erba.tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Gine &omooie Ser Srrmn.
Gen. 3aS s@jnbener 5a9eblatt" erz
5dblt Iol9enbe @jeidid)te: Der unperz
ebell6tcn, la9en mir, Sdnl,e in @uben,
mar I'M Sabre 1884 ein Sobn seboren.
Spater beiratbetc bic Sbnl,e einen qe>
plllen S6niot, uno Ser Snabe wurbe
IN Der Sdnle uno bel ser aonfirmatiou
auf ben 0iamen S6miot sefii6rt. Sci
Der @eitellung erlt eriu6r er, BAH er
ni1t Shmiot, lonoern Shul3e beiSe !;
oa ibm aber Der erltere 9iame bellcr oes
ttel, nannte er ii6 na6 lpie Dor Sbnli6t.
Otun mill iid S1ul3e als Shnliot uerz
belratben nno laBt leine Shlpieaer.
mutter oas 9lllf9ebot beitefleu. Die;e
srbalt our6 irgcuo ein Yerleben einen
2aundeln auf ben 9tamen Wtiiller aus
9eltcllt, Sdul;e. our6 oie Oftere
Wedlelun9 lcines 9lameus irre semadt,
laBt lld) rublg auf Den 9tamen Wtiiller
auTbleten nno trauen. Die 9tad)fonlz
men, oeren 3abl bereits aui eiuise ,lpan,
St9 geltle9en lit, weroen nun 9tlle auf
ben 9iamcn 0iilller einsetraseu. sSett,
na6oem SAnlSe GO Sabre alt sewors
ben ut, ernlittclt Die beIi9e Yeb0roe Die
llnribti9teit mo bat oas Uerihti9uuasz
Serfabren elngcleitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

- Sm Sabre 1891 gat es in ben
Ser. Staaten 1904 8ibliotbeten bon
mebr als eintauienb 8dnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14
llu, bic a0abrbsit su erfabreu

in 8eaug auf 9oob's gariaparilla,
frage man Dieienisen, bic bieie Me=
bi3in brau9en, o6er leie bic oft in biez
fem 8latt absebrudten 3eusniHe; iie
tuerben @ud iiber3eusen. baB 9oob 8
furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14
gfeue Satines.

Wir fiibren iegt ein sroBes
Eager neuer SatineS, in fran-
aolii9en Muaern, 8rocats,
6angirenb unb Wfoiree Mmz
fter, fir nur
124 Gents aaftudrts.
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yteue Gbaaies.

9ieielben baben fid trob
Der Wanbelbarfeit Der Mobe
f6on feit Sabren bauernb gu
bebaapten geipuBt. Sebe Sai.
ion bringt neue, pun6erbibs
i6e Muiter in ben berl9iebens
fen Muancen berbor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

ltniere nemem 9iite ino Gar
nttnren treffem ieht tdslid,
eta, 81 beren Seiiebtisnns mir
etnlaben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Serr Sas. 3. @oobuer, slpotbe.
fer, Sroington, Sa5., i6reibt. 5rau
@gbert Sened lit on rbeumotiI den
S6meraen i'm &opf unb @ei9t; Tie
lit brei Sage bic heftisien Sdmersen.
st. Safob8=Sel beilte Tie in 20 Mi=
nuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

SSir bietem bic icbDnitem
Sanbihmbe su bem Semfbar
nieSrigiten @reiien ant. Mam
fOmnte tnb fanfc!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

@anlbrinus, aus Dem 0erSog ell S0>
Mig, Dem nan niht mr. Die Yelbirs
mung, lonoern au9 Die @rfinouns oes
SiereS ,ul6rieb. Jan primus, oaS
urbilo oeS @'ambrinus, itarb seraoe
Dor 600 Sabrcll, im Sabre 1894. Ser
2obestag lit nid)t bcfaunt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

= 0ie Ga6frage na6 bem 2one
9 tar 8ier lpdbit nit iebem Sage.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Gin 3ubilaum NJ. Sn oieiem
Sabre lino eS, wie Bic r@arteulaube4
berid)tet, GOO Sabre. oaB 3obanu l.,
9erSog BON SIabant, oaS llrbilo ocs
Soni9S @ambrinuS. geltorben lit. Die
SoltSla9e l6reibt betanntli6 bic @rfiuz
Oun8 beS 8eres einem flanorii1en So
ni9e e;anlbrinns gu. Die Gntitebuns
oiclcr Sage uerle9en Die @el6idtsfor,
lher i'll oaS 13. SabrhunOert. OamalS
regicrtc <Sobanm |. ais Oerjos bon
Vrabant, i'll Der Volf8lpra6e bie6 er
San uno lateiniid nalute man ibu
Jan primus. Gr mar ein Sdueberr
Der @ewerbe uno lieB li6 aud bemesen,
oen Gbrenuoriis Der 8riiiieler 8rauers
glide 6u iiberuebmen. Die oantbaren
Urauer babcn iufOl9e oelien in i6rem
Snnun9Slaale lein 9iloniB aufge6dn9t,
anI Wel6em Der 9erSog nit einenI
iddnlllenoeu Sierpofale in Ser Oano
oar9eltcllt muroe. Jan primus wurbe
lttn al5 Der SAusbew OeS ViereS 9ez
Eelert, um 10 mebr, ais I'M jene 3eit
OaS Bier in oen QSeinbauerlt itarfe
@e9ner batte uuo pielerortS gum erltelI
Wfale eine Vieriteuer eineefitbrt wurbe.
Aus Jan primus wurbe oaS QSOrt
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GS ipuft.

Gin 9aus, IN benz eS PUTT lit in bieleu aufsetldr.
ten, her Hpmantt abtplben 3eiten etipas Seltenes,
aber etne BON hsm Gebanten beeiiene gerf6nlt6tei,
ibr Geben ei unbeilbar, 1T 70 otter an,utreiIen,
nnslaube an bic beiIenbe Maat ber Mebisiu If nur
eine mtIee Sprm BON Mcnpmanie, pbpobl tn man6en
GdIen ter wtepesbcIte MibericIs bem @ebrapa sers
iHebenartiser Mtel ben 3weteI fat Su retferttsen
fdeint. 9ritctterS MasenbitterS Bat ben 8srss ses
Itefer, haB es i'm Stanbe tit, Dpspepiie, @eritoz
ptuns, malariaartiSe 8rantbeiten, Nterens unb 2es
beretbsn anr RerpoFtdt gu turiren; iene ansrfanns
ten Seerfol9e ioten wentsftenS ben geriu bamit in
allen pcrbenannten ftanfbeit8eri&etnunse rettfer=
ttaen' ieIbIt menn i anpere aurueriu9e ais fru6ps
er@teien baben. Mtt sonieaueuj sebrautt, pirp has
SttterS tie bartnddtsiteu Sale tepalttsen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

ytene Waiditoffe.
Gin9bams, Saconette, Sris
i6e 2anns, percal, Wtun,
Satine &c. Wunberbolle Stoffe
unb babel ipottbillisl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-03-14

Die
ssa9entli@e Greit Yreit ihr Jseas
erfdeint
jeeeu pemmerfag
unb foIfet
$3.50 fttr baa Sabr pner @1.2B
G Wonate tn Wpranabesabixas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

The bill Of Dr. Leon Cterurg against the ca! W."
not be paid b. Controller Fitch until some q "'e
items in 1t are investigated DR.. Cherurs IS one o.
the physicians authorized by the Board OF Hea4'h
under the night medical service regulation t. attend
to sick people in the police stations wheh ne 90
called upon 10 do so by the captain or one OF 'ne
ssrceants He lives az No p E,ir!dse-st' ana IS
called upon at al hours u he night 10 attend prs
oners The rate OF paymen; is s. CAL. Necen"S
Re sent a BIZ to the Board e Health for FHf foi
services from January o TO date The B0dfd oil
Health sent the bill TO The Controller. MI tlen
thought that 2s9 calls wers a good many 'or or
doctor 10 make In the Eleventh Prec.ncl IN 'htee
months and was more surprised w en- he iouhu INA
hfty-;hree Of the calls hal been MADE IN one oay
Nav 4 He d "a not pay the Bill. ana Dr. OheiuIs
tried 20 make MIN hurry by teephoning 10 me
Office Then the Controller sent 20 captain C9rt-
right for a statement, which was furnished Inc
Captain said that Or. Cherurg had shown greater
alacri;y in answering calls than any other physician
IL the neighborho'd. and Consequently was ID
greater demand. He denied. however ihat ne MAJ
ffty-three calls on May 4: IN fact. ne has go' =, 10
record of Or. Cherurgs calls after April y; ing
statements Furnished by the kosrl Of Heai.h ana
the Captain DO not agree. and the Controller VIII
make an Investigation IN order 10 find OUT just now
much money the city owes the doctor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

,,.,,., 40. Of CATTLE Receipts last q hours $50
head tofal f5r week ;lus FAR $40 head for same tine
-s- W.. - -co taaf. IN sale 400 head: market
t or,,ye vim lieht grades a-d butchers stronger
'P'''l ~. 10. -. good heavy export s'eer
sni 1saNy f"e' steer Sin.ry = lsls5 ~ fair 10 medun
g. t04$ To- usht ami oihc-s 50 g s3 - IA, COWS S5
80 ca ,ai- 80 5oS3: rat hefer = iNS+ oxen. q 20
81 Bulls hiFheY: fgirher.'. g 3 70. choice s. .;
stockers 81 23aS2 ." ieede,s - ilf 80 r ss cs;
dull for heavy srades. bu, saay Or o'ters al sd
P. mrs las, - hours - 80 head total for week
ihus fsr y 20 head f1r same time last week .2y
head consigned through 1850 head. % New-fork o@
Ind ci0sad steady with an soil. Workers. 'SfSoN
nm. s,1x, ~. ,,,ixel makers $54sJ u. pigs $50
MEDIUMS S'0 - ~ w. No. ,c@,to ts8. a.. martin hs
- -. - st1xl On. s.ars - sheep and lamb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May q CipecaD-Wheat buls "-u~
made some headway They Jill NOT make e''-..
A, one time they had los, al OF j. "
the close though whea, showed a cen, 80 -.
over saturday At night on the curO 'ne's
another sudden squirt and wheat saineH -, IA
cen, July opened A. 572. sold between 90 a-.
-e7. AID closed AZ 57is on the curb ai'eT .''
lar close July sold AZ 5s@- The factor Oh 49,. 80.
vas the frost The ,ptop prices 81 me cay ,..,,,
wade on private cables ann ouHc.ns A''''"e -
IN Germany. Continental cables were ID No,
or,hi, higher Their influence. however was Ia -.
H., weak Liverpool cables. The decreiSe " ,..ss
lble supply. $4,000, was larser ''aN .sor.s
parlrliee fought the market az daf. V. nee Of
a. Srs,f dc,l of selling OF a. aL',n's S5i
-an+s o,sr the bottom. there was Dtt"' srsnre 0.
49, ~ rsa,tzing There was VICE u'.. . i,Nic.ei
oninion as 10 how much damaee haI 80 s.enicsl
Tbn nrofesslonal part OF the trade VS. sii as ire
The bulls IN corn I'D not q even i,cI Ut,le al.
bulls in wheat They brought aIotHN Si1sS July
,,tn,, earlv but lost f. before -. ii closed
ooeued at SSis sold between 81 ana o. trarence 0.
n, "a Very large CARROTS onset ~ a., he morn.
nc. m, estimate FOR Tuesday Vas U assumed
,S,her the fros, injured the corn y W. cSrn hal
generally that Il had not th't vi, The local
hen cnf down 4 would sprins Up as~'"'
stock 1850 600 decreased .o2,"" , ,r,rn bull
Oafs were firm but Disappointing n In Il sod
hetween s3b and $685.. and closed at 81. oats made
r,n, nnder II was remarkable tnat ,oSss,sonabs
~ further gain, as before l"'
yeatbar crop reports were bad $3.50, n,u, where
Provisions opened weak ana cose' "'
they ga crb nuts on July wheat c2ssi r al were
ais an Julv wheat al 59i4. PG,s on july
37's; calls, 3ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22

sS' s3 S 81 f p4ss:e9 .. fsss; s a
8 Si::I s e g. IL IL ct 5, y 5 q IF IT
80 butermilk DO Qew thin ycas), i?i h. At $40 1S'
IS Ni ~ - ls Ssi !? = d. 80
d. a liz At S S y s. Sq ya fs' 81 b s.
ss n at g ,sa 81 81 T. 90 t r. At At - Z, g. O9 o.
f6 ID. at s. 3d. Is do n a, 50 IS 10 ca T. "a Is
SO 90 ~ bu,termilk calves l2I 10 az Sc 3d. 81 DO ia
At Exc Z, & OTIS % yeas ii h at s. 90 Is d. IA
$ SRA 2o3 do 1885 H. at So 30 III DO 1874 H. at S is
& D. Die si s. veas l45 D at s. co. iea Do IA
at s. l2lg; 20 buttermilk oalye. l25 D. at 80 ~
s. i2ls $50 Do 49, r. at 81 ic9 do. l5i h At r
So s.; cus l23 ~ at 50: IS mixed calves iSo n a.
' n collins In % I'd r. 1ea lS a .s r. at 5, 1914
Co. sa G E "a y,a is9 an ~ a. 81 50 d. ~
Il c9, 1872 h. 80 %; DO i2s rs a, $; do a.
newton & Co.: veals. i7e h at s.; %. 100 :,
''D: Mcpherson CO; v!rgina calyop. 40 n. man
cars. Glli head-lt cars FOR butchers direct es3
T Wit cars over saua 5s cars Tor ssle shss , ,D
yearnss were In fair request aai tho former lIi,s
T@T " to %' sp e sid a. ' o si f 5 lea
yGps9ss; 81 Ses ar S c5o one s. sgnsn ami!
| Salcs-D Mcpherson * CO g5j Virginia lamts Al n
average 81 per 100 n; pa d. o. 10 s. 70; 10. Az
= q s. k 5S 2I3 d. Z: & 3 r at ,:s: s9 %
At si 30 Buffalo sheep - 70 az 81 l0 10 Kentucky 40
n. SO so: Virginia DO. III n. at SO 20: 81 a.
92 NJ 81 50 10 No. li3 H. az 50 y: d. liz 10 a
81 Collins oil il state lambs 20 n o, So 20; 100 Buffalo
| vearlnss. ~ n, at 81 So state sheep l22 n a,
81 go POI Ohio DO ~ n AT e -: - d. 20 H. At AS
| 20 d. :, ~ NJ - GU, 1874 10 80 n. ~ 50 %
DO Ge ~ AZ 81 So 27 Buffalo sheep and yeariings lcu
! 80 10 at - D.. 10 state sheep ~ n, at 81.
Newton & Co: o37 Virginia lambs. 90 ~ az So 10. IN
d. h. 50 12l 10 DO. % H. at s. lo 70 DO IS n
! at 81 -. - Ohio yearnes. 80 D. AZ s.. 70 d. % 10
81 50 - d. - N. ct 81 - 3s Onto sheep 100 10 al
20 Kentucky sheep ami yeaTllngs mixed - n. at 1I
| Wilkc.aon s Sherman: - Kentucky sheep l3J n. al
81 %. 10 do. l3J 70. at 81 90 - CO. l' % q, 81 iI
d. ~ ~ At 50 60: bucks i53 d. at ST. c' Kentucky
| : Sander. - unshorn state sheep 50 n. at $40
| d. Harrington: SIS Kentu ks lambs % ~ AZ 49, 800
81 G2i5 G25 DO = n Of 81 20 20 d. - ~ at 81 90
Michigan sheep 50 H. at 81 20 o'S western Co. o. n
| Halentock & II Ills: rs M'c'ran yearngs 70 n. at
81 ~ rs DO 81 10 81 G24 22s snesp, 70 n. at AE;
~ western DO % n n - % 3o Gull ycarags. IS D.
Hume & Mullen: go Michigan yearlings 50 n. at
- ~ go do Gis d. ut "a o2iz 29 Western sheep.
% Dcnbacb. 1926 Michigan yearling'. 70 70. at 81 IS:
s., unshon Western sheep. lO2 T. At - w. -,
,ie;hst and 20 Jersey city About cars for sale
Market STEADY with sales s. tdSj 30 per 40 u, bg,
| choice llgi' would bring - "a
Sales Juld & Co.. - state l9gs. l0- 10 average
3, - nov loo n. - DO I07 ih ~ - -.
| T. Mcpherson & Co. q Virginia b. g. 10 10 az $40
Hallenheck & Hollis. - state ~ leI ID a. - Sh
! : sanders: 3 hogs. 49, 70 22o %. al s. 25aS5 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
r1.porrAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May T. 3:l5 p m.--Bcef In poor demand
extra India mess dull a. So, prime mess dul AZ o0s'
Pork I'm poor demand. prime mess Western me
llll AZ rs ~. 10 medium dul AZ COS Hams IN poor
Bacon in poor demand. Cumberland cut: about y
% 3 ~ ian ~ 7is short RIB about . 10, dul! az
"a. long and short clear miiles about 50 H. duh az
%. cI shoulders. about II % II 10. dnIl AZ SVs.
white ami coorci duh at Dos Tallow-Demanl
principally speculative. prime cry steady az -'s.
St.rf. of ,iirp.ntin. n moderate demand. nominal.
Cott1nsced oil-Lverpool refined nrm at Us 80
Ros4n in Moderate demand. common steady at is
7i.l Iarl-SpOt IN poor demand. futures n no de-
mlnl. prime Western spot dull az 3Is Oh W neat III
poor demand. 50 red winter steady at Is 3D. Flou
IN poor demand 81 Louis fancy winter easy at -
a. C1rn-Sp1i Ia moderate demand, futures IN thr
demand. mixed Western spot steady az 81 ga, May
steady AZ Gs.l. jun steady az 81 sad; Juy hrni
az IS G-l Hops ~ LOniOn-Pacnc Coast-ln MOD
crate demand. steady at ifntj. Receipts OF wheat
for the last wceK from Al mite ports. 1900 quarters
from other sources. 5000 quarters Receipts OF
American corn for the last week $500 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
IM4NIA FOR HEARING W0MANS CLOTHES
CHAkLEs WILLIAMS SAID HE HAD An iH'EslsI
gBIE DESIRE TO WEAR HIS DEAD WiFES
pREssEs-sENT TO THE CITY PRISON
FOR SIX MONTHS.

a tall woman" clothed in a black dress win
fashionable jacket a small bonnet. win 4 'hor'
black crane veil. and having the appearance OF
re|pectable widow was brought into the IomDs
p lice Court yesterday morning by Detective Mad
din Of the Old slip police station NheA ar
r4igned before Justice Martin the respectaoe
widow said that he was Charles Williams forty
five years Old OF No 3l5 Market-st Newark.
Williams was lettering around the waitihE-rooih
III the Thirty-n!nth-st ferry at Nmichall-st on
5undav afternoon Several women complaincH oil
his actions and he was arrested. The ucket-sei'eT'
Henry Brownell recognized him as having been
arrested last summer AZ ConeY Island Tor mas
s,ueradiug as q woman and Justice Newton sent
him 70 the Raymond Street Jail for ten days Al 'd'
time he said his name oscar Gilbert
When taken to the police station on SUNDAY II
was found that every article Of clothing on Hl'"
WAS a woman's lie told Captain Devery mat nc
had a mania that came over him every few months
10 wear tho clothing OF mis- dead wife. lie tolu
Justice Martin that his wife died I'VE or SIX years
400 and thot every few months he dressed In ner
clothes and would sit before mirror aa nla ,
that ne was she and hold inas nary
Win himself Justice Martin committed MN %
the city prison for six months, ana salI nIHt ne
regretted that he could not make IL sing S'hs LOT
years