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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
MnNEV ECR THE HOSPTIi Is

A W Kngm1n. treasurer Drygoods Auxiliary
Uospital Saturday and Sunday Association. re-
ports collections to date as follows: Deering. Mill
ken CO.. Faulkner. Page Co. W. l.. Strong %
Co. Coffin Altemus & CO., Lawrence Coz bls'
Fayban Co. Dana. Tucker CO.. joseph !. 40"
o 70 II Inilliard A. CO. W H. Langley CO..
Lawrence TAYLOR & Co. Parker. Wilder & 60,
Clarence Whitman q Co, William twaIt q SPn
lanes Talcott Catlin a. co. Whcelwrlgnt, r'ld-
pedee & CO., j. Van Volkenburgh q Co, NJ. e. d.
Borden J. II. White & CO.. William IsrIln ~ 80" X
CO. George a. Clark Brother Fred ButteTieid q
ca Cheney Brothers. Harding, whitman d 90 anu
Low Iangdon a CO.. each 800; William simpson
Sons & Co. o. Jafe Pinlns J. ~ va aa"e rSom no
Potter Son CO., creighton q Burch Passavaht
& CO. C. A. Aumondt 4 r9' s Megu S' yogr
Wilmerdlne Morris n Mitchell Cone Export ana
Commission Company f Victor q AcneIis r,nS,r a;
Woln K co. the Barbour Brothers company rIc'l
a Co and Ategg g. Rusch. each 80; " > BauscI
q Co w l.. Wellington, IL J. Libby o.. foft"i
brothers & Co and Dieckerhon. Raf''oei " Co. e'c"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
on BEHALF or AMERICAN SHIPBCIDING
CITIZENS OF BATH ME. ADOPT A MEM"II>.. 10
coNGREss To rEEsEKVE THE IND ~

CITIZENS OF BATH ME. ADOPT A MEMOIR 81. 10
CONGRESS To PRESERVE THE lNp'fiEr
Bath Ne Dec ~ (SpeciaD.-The c!tiz ~ q Bath
have recently adopted memorial - Congress on
behalf of American shlpbui.dng. IT is IA follow
The citizens of Bath. assembled without distln' O.
ton OF party address this appeal 10 t0nsress az
1heir follow -counf-ymen. Within the district oi
Bath American shpbuilding had H. birth ht'h hdN
built more sailing tonnage engaged III the l'r''e"
trv BY right Therefore % interest. In the light Oh
a century and a half Of experience az sh.pO"h'i7
not less than shpbulders. and on benali OF 'hr -"
tire population or our CITY VINO wou'1 ~ p
orr sole industry protest against chahSr III
the laws which have protected mat INDUSTRY i'o"
the first year OF the FEDERAL dovernhnen',, , ,,s.
The demand for the change comes not from tnyT'
who have contributed to our merchant marine
nor from those who desire 20 DO so no" II ONE
insidiously from agents OF alien principals. woo az
lection OF our nag for use IN a European "ai
which without this protection means their rum ne
change proposed does not mean shls ir"r LOT our
people bu; the loan OF our nag 10 our 'oWih'f ,i
rivals II cannot build mp our merchant 'ndFlh"' lo'
the denial OF the privilege II grants dd not 'a"S'
it's decadence ,., -, ,.. .s, ID,
stand between and disaster were approves 10y
Washington. and their wis iom has never nnill now
been criticised by American President.
Nor Is II question OF section AionS th' Nt.ih
tic on the Pacific and IN" shores or me ''i 3
Lakes American enterprise has planted sh.pyar1S
whose products under the protection OF these ia"s
the nations Of IN, world The industry tof "niSSh
We plead Is bulwark Of National defenc" ~
glories Of our Navy we owe 10 the shpy ai"s 81 IN
land 10 the mechanics they trained. ana - the san
o-s h-al on the ships they built. And the country
ought not 20 forget the fact that the nrst plo%
struck at this historic industry blo" from "h"h
the Union which this industry more IMAM any o'hrr
OF the land helped to preserve unDrOh"h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
r0TruDyi COLIEGE GENERAL 'ATALOHLE.

The twelfth edition OF the general sextehhai
catalogue OF the alumni and officers OF Co'nmDa
College is now ready for delivery. The volume con-
talns CPS large octave pages. and includes the names
Of graduates OF the college and liz Schools win a
statement OF the degrees and pupiic oi'ic's h' oS
each and the addresses Of over 5000 living Alumni
c,.ciaI eror;s have been made TO obtain accurate
information and the larger part OF that cohtaihed
IN the catalogue has been furnished by the indN"-
uals concerned. - ,..,,ot f., 1--t
repr,nt Of the general catalogue ishued III 80
"a Inserted az Il frontispiece. and presents an IN
,eresting contrast 10 the present edition III au-
di,ion 10 the usual lists OF names the 'ouHr con
tains nm entirely feature. viz: Iocaity lnueA
containing the names of all living graduates "no,c
addresses are known. arranged by pIdc" Oh IeSi
dence: so that any alumnus living III any par, v,
the United States ascertain AT "A siahce ""as
coIuuba men I've In his vicinity. Inc price .,
the catalogue postpaid. In paper covers " 81 u ~,
in cloth 81 80 upon rece!p, OF when copy vi" w
+ III Van Amringe and John Is. Pine are 'he
Committee Catalogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

above buyers views: veals strong and active at 70 y
81 5O fair s. 50$6 35: market closed with weak
and the few offerings unsold Hogs-Recepts last =
hours OO head total for week thus far os]U han'
time week e. 100 head conssned .nrous,
100 head TO New York $50 head sale. 500 heaa
market opened dun for good grades closed di
and &c lower Early sales Workers, ~ 4OG*4 40 moss
81 k5 good mixed. - 45ms4 So medium and heavy - ~
Qs+ s.: GO: pigs 81 4oMS4 DO rousns 20 800
asa stays S3QS3 so sales: Workers. ~ 4o gooo
iridium 81 +5CsS4 5O pigs steady. Sheep and ambs-Re-
cslps "a hours ZOO head; total FOR week mus a,
IS 400 head for time last week p2V neAo; con.
signed through 400 head to Newlork. T. 100 mead on
sale. ~ 900 head: market opened STEADY ana .in' r
50 6DtS3 80: extra 81 10: fair 70 good s"mss D e. e.
mixed sheep 81 45q$2 choice 49, export wethers $S0
heavy. 81 80; - 90 - 90 cu W
fair sheep 81 25H<2; Canada lambs. - ioNs5 3D. ,s
4, 900 head Market Common To extra steers ~ ~
lss Suckers and feeders 81 2JlS3 80 cows and buiis
81 25dss co. calves Sass IiossRecepts. 3'Wo heao.
Market barely steady Heavy - 21asi % soninSn -
light So oOqs4 20 pigs 81 25mS3 10 sheep-Reeept,s
100 mead. Market weak Inferior TO choce' Si Nv
st ronis pee ig-cate- Receipts. 25i9 head Market
cattle 81 .Js4 SO: stockers and feeders s2as2 ~
and mixed 81 Oqs4 % HogsRecepts ,4l3 hesu ~
ket 54oc lower. Packing - 2oas4 80; puehs,s 10y
"a - Workers 81 iOast 20 Sheep Receipts s 49,
Fast Liberty Dec. 9.Catte-kece'ps liSh', m5,Ass
slow at unchanged prices: prime s1nSo % SoD 9 81,
as 30 good butchers 81 90asi 49, roughs - '.IS ~
fa lighi steers a0n<3 a. light stockers y 'u - ID
with prices shade lover Phlads phas. - n@S4 ~ net
Workers auI my.i 40nSi 80; common To af 81 S
81 2jdsi 70 pigs 81 5dS4 81; iougls s34fl 20 ~" 90 "A
sunni lair MARKET unchanged prices eNua
81 o. good 81 25aS2 81: air 81 cD4Sl 40 y"iss
ass: pest amts SO s0usI; common to fair m"'os' -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
SiNTl CLiTS SHOTS HINSEIF.


HE PAYS M EARLY VISIT 10 THe LEONARD n.
ITALIAN School
santa Claus certainly Srasped time by The fore
lock yesterday afternoon. when he paid his annual
visit 10 the LeOnard-st Italian school bat tl;"
800 little boys and girls who hand to wei
come him were easily reconcied to Santa C.;tls
making his appearance 50 long before Christmas.
They ali agreed that II was absolutely Necessary
for him 10 come 50 soon. he had much t. do
that if ne lef; II all until Christmas Day some lit"
children would get nothing at all in their stockings
The Leorard-st schoo IL one Of those belonging
To the Chidren's Ala society. and onS before the
doors of the school were opened. y. YcSieT-
day. for the Christmas entertainment. the street
and Sidewalk Ia front OF The building were CROW ied
with lite tots ranging from six years inward
About 10 OF the smallest belonged to III" hnt'r-
gArten department. The exercises Were he'd in the
kindergarten AMI assembly room under the ,ud-
anca OF Ms. Van Rayu. the principal %. the school
and her eleven assistant. The jenitor George
Roam. h,l good deal to 20 with Santa Gauss
mysterious entrance and exit c'ad in most Won
derfu. costume.
The large room was tas,oful.y drapel win Amer-
can and Italian flags. and in the centre STOOD q
huge Christmas tree every bough o: which fairy
bent the fioO- under it, load OF pretty presents
Every child got the preseni h. wisncL VI saw"
eight OF the little girls took dolls The cant !r'
AMI the others skate and various toy Each ~
the children also received bag containing candy
cake and huge 0r2ngr.
After the distribution o. presents thor" "a9 sing
dren. taught them 10y 'hrr teacher. MIS- Fora
Ewing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
n,r,, ar CT GEORGE'S BATTALION.

The sixth annual drill and reception oI
C;Aorge's Battalion for the beneht OF ''e
fund will take place at the heHn'e 1.x,,g
,aD1sves on Thursday. December q. 1894 at .
M The following cadet corps WIZ take c p9ps
Troop Cadet Corps Let ba hscrS,,on company
80 RsE nShis Of Temperance 4h Regiment Cadet
Corps sth Regiment Cadet corps, 20 ,b Tew-Jersey
csds, Corps. 18th Regiment Cadet Corps Isl 's""'
Corps. 49,. ,a,ronase of the fol-
owing AIss Mrs PerP0nt Morgan Mr. John
ss All Haydn s Mr.; s ca ses Mrs Robert E
y.noush MIS- 6rIayd spencer Mrs Girard C:
W. Iay,,rev Mrs William II. Sch'effelh' l''"e''
Ia a.aL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
SgLEcTJyG MEN FOR COLCMBIA CIR"

A large and successful mass-meetihs Vi ~. r.
dents OF Columbia College was he'd
Hamilton Hail. Forty-ninth-st. and Maui'o" ",...o
The meeting was called by the ROWING comm an1
Composed OF Guy Richards, 80: f. II. FL 49, az.
J. " p,entce 'e7 for the purpose Of Inspecting
the material In college sor the freshman anu va
si,y crews. W. b. Peet. ". A. Meiks siaInv i he
Guy Richards addressed the gathering, al f.Ith
frl work If they hoped 10 form snccessIu, .' man
After Mr. Richards had explained tna' i IN 70
!orego Tor the crews everything except ns
the candidates were asked to enrol ,h,r,w men
giving ages and weights. More than mir rs,tv
handed ia s,ips wishing 10 try for tne ,tnr ~
while about thirty-fve sgnified Their hlendid, 90
train for the freshman boat. Among the o.d
ior the varsity many students VINO nav . -
before. The material for the freshhis" IT."
'uily NJ to the usual standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

lngs The selling seemed to be liquidation o, long s'un
previously bought short and poor grazing 'of
RECEIPTS West little better to-day bu, compare
with same time last week. -. from MONDAY II,
Wednesday. tho arrivals AZ primary markets nave s9T
OF bush The fact OF the early grazing
or locally the poor demand for low daurs DV'
here and West has been very discouraS lA'.o
tile bulls \ little bette FEELING pre-
vailed III. afternoon ana the market left on sri.s
slight advance from a." lowest AMI a. ulohahs~n ~
80 adyance The afternoon rally APPEARED ID o. VII
largely In sympathy with the mpr cin'nt IN wh,a' ash
du! and heavy 10000 ln. ~ 70 ""'
inspection for Export wer- reported nj 'l.c ahi AZ
% l. anoa, lio0c bush steamer corn al wy r,r
vaor. 5Oi.c delivered AMI carlots ~ No at ~
elevator. OATS The prospect Of improvement III
business befof" tho new year sets IN - small AZ H.
little operations from day 10 gay me
the interior las shown decrease OF
80 600 bush this week Tn" decrease IN "~ cereals haS
been considerably heavier. but the arrivals 81 olt' rom
only abou, enough AT present 4" KEEP SOCKS
from showing larg" reductions The frng on ms WEI"
T. looked forward lik~y to b" followed bN con
siderable decrease in III" visible tn" cl -" "a- az
decline cash oats duli aud neglected.
Sales 20 GEO bush As follows lGo"p bush NJ a.
I3sH3ic elevator and 3i.c dei cred 10000 bush tracN
white at .BhflEi- MARKET very duil u Is
cargo ~ Russian barley aDou "nih
much was said IN Sep,"mb"'. = siiii neld for sar
quoted. GiQGic fyr 10 Milwaukee. and 02HU'c 9i un-
graded Western: MALT Marie du; NJ" W c~~In
- SEEDS Market qulrt llN'rs"e"
quoted at S9NSa a. and timothy AZ - 'oaSo ~.
Ri'CKWtlEAT Market VERY DAN japanese quoted ~ ~
400 silver. J2p1i'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

chicago Dee 10 special Wheat acted for Two hours
~. n +. w.r. guing be bear day. But New iork
had BEEN buying al the session. and about noon the
Nv York buying began TO count II was sed mat 'he
Io,hatn clearances Thursday would be about dWVWW
hush.., French rentos reported lower Il was
claimed tina, Argentine getting Wet harvest Cot
,r,u md some the other New York professionals Gu
o; ~ b,lymg through their So, OF houses some
u the local professionals Joined IN shorts were upset.
The general covering started Prices advanced &c ana
.ei Al the iop. May opened at j>'sc' sod between
IN bid and 5slc sellers and closed at 3SSsc Minneapolis
md Duluth had against 81, last year s.aboari
claorncrs were dsappcntinsly small ABOUT ioo~C.
,,bi.s were lower. Mcs' had perfect weather No
ca.h business reported here; there was Calm VI
tw-.ye loads "A, New York , -, s.,.
corn WAS weak dropping l.c and recovering only half
~ n MAY sold between +9i and 1870. ana Closed AZ
a. God weather aud the prospect OF larger recrps
49,, The Inspection was ~ cars
IN. estimate FOR tomorrow. 1870 Cables were iowr',
m. cling looked good deal like hduidation OF ong
iiras The demand continues poor. ihrte was d
i'f ,f unuldatIon In AT 32c for May There was.
however a fair demand around that figure or niue
,nier MAY opened at 32isc. sold between 3@'se ana
3l7.c and closed AT 32isc. a, A..
rrovI-Ion. without being active. ~ the
close pork showed loss 81 ''sc lard ana rios DC.
packers led In the selling There were ""V oss' '"s
estimate FOR tomorrow was - ~" .s,, H.
on the curb puts May wheat closed NJ Ss'sc caist
3str puts on MAY corn were 49,; Gals issc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
,,t->,r,Dy PRODUCE MARKET.


pE,Ns AID PEAS 80 improvement III ,li ,'.,i'.
~ "a, IL easy Ia Duy choltr m'i"S
Tor loieT' ~ ,,.ssur. to sell Canadian medium. ami
-. s..m unwilling la shade ~ ~ ''pccmiy Nv
,,.,n.ss p.u about steady. Not much doing ~
& tl,n.v nrd 81 ~ Is extreme Tor hnes ,nhu -pI..''
- o,h.r varieties selling slowly ut about late pri'ts'
ln's, s ., .,dy we quote Beans. domestic marrow
~ nsn (. IoisGS2 10. medium 81 oisaS a." d, ~
nv 81 iju$. O5 turtle SOUP s2as2 ~ dp y''"M H.
A. california, 81 pds- DO 40 l"'r'Sl'
D wy n.,xi 20 do foreign medium ~ 2ife ~ green
a. bbs 81 O5: d., hags 81; do Scoicr. 81 Vl'apsi i"
IT.TTI.i,-Thr sroft maintain N" sHsht "uN W
,,.i a. the beginning ~ the week on fancy F'sh 'i"
sry has failed In consequence 81 tn' iui''s :" IT,
- r. nd sellers accepted NE Tor extras
rhencver there opportunity to move th' Ru"uH. NJ
49, ou,liti.s were extremely dun and ~ uncer,aih
vsue and held stat" dairy &c. were 80 't
mai holders expressed Willingness 10 mshe
Hssh.r concessions II II would lead to business We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec is-Cotton dull; middling. 3i6c: low
n,ddng 1915; good ordinary. sc; net and gross re-
CENTS II ss2 bales; exports 10 Great Britain. @ods
,a,,. ., France G.,T: to the Continent : 40:
wise 3Dl. sales. T55: stock. .5i,3lG
Norfolk l9.cotton steady. middiing . a-o: low
,iddlnx ordinary. Iisc, net ard gross re-
ceips 305 bales coastwise a62s sales. lo6o
8. corrected IJ.osS.
New orleans, Dec. ~ Cotton quiet and steady good
middlng . Y-iGc; middng 3isc; low niddiing. 4.sc:
receipts. 1l6lI bales; gross. i2-
I0i exports 1850; sales $3.50; stock 4O' sS
semi weekly movement thirteen leading interior towns
ssued by the New-Orleans Cotton Exchange: Receipts
los I bales against S. 58S bales last year. shipments
0i gis bales against 1864 last year: stock, i2S S
bales AGAINST 3I4, SOB last year
Dec 10--Cotton quiet and steady: mddlng.
i-i8c: middling. 49, &c., good ordinary 0-10e
net and receipts 3SS; exports cosstwse. LOO;
salss. 475 stock 12d, iS?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

N,f,.I closed sfe1I.. unDranT~i o. ''' ,-.i...
,.,,rt.,r.J With y-sfef,iffs 'l fins pfi' ~
,.ftr-4 ~ Total ssl-. iu' ~ h'~- Nv '.'H| =.
srl.. today and hs nigh ~ '''l ,i'' ''' H., a.,
i,nds a. fniidllng guf g. which y nh' .n.'>'' ,.
,'.,l ain ,rsf..,ilf'. losing S'"rfni ~ ~ 80.
= 49,. rr... - bales 'Nn'lr-n- .'' i''- -
,,,,t, . as, N.i~s forwarded. 3o-s h'.'f' 50.
49,, reiuf- Co., iat g. - bale. thus ial l.l- -.
80 cii nsl.s Experts t,la5. 'feAi lt''.n
III hfi'. 'nn'in.hf y" So N''
a. ,his v.ak tr~rf rrta4a. ~. 80 'r- De 49,
i..f.s Continent t~i ttIrf TH ---' ..f..
ts,..,.ol cable. Spot cotton ftr lNri.' - '''. -.
10 90, iales speculation and esisti - bA''. W. go
ou, i,ie- r.-.ltfa 4yVD ii'~. Nn'ii'hN -'''
,,d.utux upisuia . 1-iGl IHf4f'- 'i.'l'l a., -,
,''iy Ic,l .fe..iue closed trff -ieflt ~ i''' ,
','' -. '-,.... .,,., .-fllrt ltnIaf' - .'
n.,. t..i,,,,rt .e, l-lritre Mar.h n"r" M'i'
Am. soigpre MN Ma,. @t!- Ola, .lnn. ',',.,
,'' f,'I g..- fsi.-Aururf nfsnF~ A. I-' ,,"
q.,,.. .fni--. O,ful,. SoGJii pri'D N''"' "'-
Manchester Yarns luIl ..t.. .. ,t. ...l.
.....i,rg. ...u. months l~-us 10 points ~. 80
'.r.r. 10 f.u'- higher ~i'h an "rs~n'" '' -,
1r., "a, h, s,rnpaih, VITA 90 stronger '.'" ~ ~
, u.,alurg cons. leiabi- imrrot'fn"ff ia.. pa
,,,I fr January opfi'V. The '''iI ~ -. -
s,,s ,.rr lsii. with strong 'l"-in1 m 49, iH 80
-. U,mlurs opened duu AMI nnrhanf"i '' =, -.
,,uc, and closed st~aIY ~ D. 90 an .,, -. =.
Is Lamar. 20 - F'hrlfr. 90 ~. l"''' 80
Am ISIS Ii..rr opened 'sH ran, %. -,
>pi s@t a.. frrnc hsher. p"r""n~f 81 -, ian.
.,, - az F.i,ruari -. Mar D. N""' Np.'' -, a.,
"a, :; RI, uarLc' quiet ~ lS"~ f-.l 70. ~ -.
49,. ..eI,uge quoted af lpis stock l""' T"''' -,
'ai,t. n 90 si.rk 3,.,.rn. MARK" Iu'"' d."
en'. and Mexlcan Primo 2"o bag. rom Si'''''
II,rar,h with GOW bag. - , Solo. r,-r.
',,racfs co-~d nrm a. l0g3"c ai'a S'''' WIZ
r.u bal fIllpN~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
THE TRIBUNAL" SUSTAINED.
u.pcE SUBWAY DECIDES THAT II N"9 ~ ''''
FLED IN REFUSING G. BAKNrM SHh'
LEY's SERVICES.

,,-,,....o-, Conn. Dec. l9-Ju1ge Shumway has
-. so,etor in favor OF the domestic tr!pnna'
in The contempt case brought against 1t by = ""'
nur seeley. VINO alleged that It failed to carry ou'
me instructions o, the supreme Court III ho' %
,ry MIN 1900 for services TO the Barnnm q nd,.-s
shy The tribunal consists OF Mr'' -
Thompson, II. Z. Bowser ana hehJa''''" -,
49,, T., ,,,od faith and that ''if the defendants
-, ,ryeve5 the whoe fed. II they nave 'dhe'
into consideration the capacity Of the plaintn' II
they fully comprehend his ability TO 90 any,""ls
that can be advantageous TO the show OF es'a.r "
thew then regard the situation just as !. Moa, w.
be II the plaintiff had exhausted ms pow" ., ,,eir
-, t,,,s0on, that the plaintiff is not entitet 10
INV Seneat from the coticll they have oohe '"e''
fu. duty. 81, o,toos IN the snow and
tnev we're not accepted. THEREFOR ne y r. B.T
ntrrsa H.afh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
.yrIJNG or AN EY-UTGHWA MA y.

cs,ro ILL.,. Dec. i9--Wllliam OBryan was Killed
-, whiting Mo. twenty miles west OF th@ city
yesterday by James h. Fields an ex-sh'ooh-neep.'
Of cairo The tragedy was result OF n,a,
" ~, ,ao, Iu,v In company with two confederates
49, ia I'm and robbed Illinois Central tram
- Rardweu. KY. eight miles from caro- IN IN
November. 1853 securing 81 200 IN gold 11r.ns o ere
night e Ssm ssan scs to 20 %sA
sd.oon n,ho Immediately drew his pistol. put
BGyan Vas too quick for him and shot MIN dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
coy,vo ggARJyGs BY THE MAYOR

Mayor G,lroy announced two Important he'I' ', .,
yesterday for December %. The first VIII De o" W.
resolution passed by the Aldermen perm's'sS ,c cre
Forty second street and Manha,tanviiie ana o'
o.as Avenue Railroad Company TO extenu eastnry
10 E!gbtb-ave This is to he at 2:5o y m ny one
will be on the Aldermen's resolution !" Thls IS
public hack 10 stand In 'front.' oi any NV"
70 take Mace a 4 D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
SEIZED GOODS SOLD A. ACCTi0f.

AT the Barge Office yesterday there wah 'a'e -
goods seized for unpaid customs dutes 1he'e "a'
the usual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS furniture, drygoooS'
watches diamonds, books and steel engraVihss' ~
comparison with sales the sum reah%e' We
large. though many articles were sold TOT eN'eeu
msly low prices. A pearl necklace. appraiser
WV was sold for &0 Odd lots OF bay rum ~" "".
cordls!s brought almost their Appraised va'"e' "
~>nan's fur c'oaa. formerly the properly oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
rrnopr4N pnoor.n MtRNHrs.

- r =, a.- D. Dol. Beet Extra lnlia mes
n.i. %, - 3d. prime n-ss alm a. ~, .r.sdy AZ
,.,.. W.-f.fr nn. sf-aut 60 go uri' 800 80
IN. nl u,r.. short ,If. about " o !" 10 ss'n 80
s@, i.Dn. Cumberland cl'. about - - 80 ~ , Mar
o.. s..t I'D, tDIu: - ~ stead 20 "a III ,'lS
Middle. about - No. GuN 80 - ga i"hs ana " . -, =,
,...... ,l..t ~ duil s~ shoulders NnoI, .
an, - ~. ,'u~~s- Nul .ricir fines Wnl'r hnd
...I steady ~ 5i~ TsloW Ptim' CIV n'n'' n',, ,
..f ..r II..r,,,F frHn~I. 80 - u HP' - ~
,..... 3D., lilo. sf..a, 80 81 HN-n 'nWni s"-r'
~, i.,a l,,lr,. Western. spot. dl'l ~ Us WIZ
~. 49,, .,..r .llli A. g. 81. 40 rcd spring np s.p'h
Il..r g.. i..ur f,n., slntrr ,ull a. - - =,
49,. ~. -f.,iy ~ iut.d. ~" "Irher s''sdy az
Be- ma. Inrutr, af - t'sI. ifiif hN' az - w.
t..... a. I..I. % rioIrc COAST NfW a. - 'T.-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20
DTSCOrERY or MASTODON'S Shhh hI""'

cbIcogo Dec ia Sioux Falls O.. D. diSpa'ch
-. "c.re,t excitement was caused In this city
,,..t.rday by the fact becoming known That "ha'
aiu proye to be the largest mastodon ever as
coyered had been found east of this city one OF
tho teeth Is e.even and one-quarter inches deep
hu the roots are broken of and not ful iehgan
M sLs,eton of the mammoth Is over eighty feet
nv, l, and eighteen feet wide. and has two tushS
uhich vii weigh about co pounds: perrichss IN, va,
" nsad IN raise the skeleton and iusks. ana thcy
vi pi., no brought up as rapidly possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

ma ,,rs. ~ the market for fuiu'" trllNrii"t y ~,
.n.,f .hr market" lohb"it arr n"".N
niy - nDd~ra'c amount - business non ~ ,,,,."f
,,rg. n, demand from them Tor ini",' mrs -, "ou.s
p~esrnis l'-s - no"i IT,, ' an -uot whn~
am nuo,.d n about l''r' it M ~ h,ea
I'll, 10 !. quoted ~ 10 We h'r ~ IT. - 80 III,
Hn Nos and a. l3Ac ,es anu nlld GRADES
n on spot. 81 ll"- 10" MAJ q, .c,t,It, The
shows sieadneSs. bur MOI . s'' "'"' "
cali f. chiefly for small Inns .
,,tor.p ASp MEAL. Tn" tone o. me nhih" 80
I'''' .rI there u slightly brii"f ilI"'if
si"ndirf fpd,N ~ ,,t. ,o,rke, f.atur.lesr IN IA"
u" VIM ,,,d. Of nu ultra holiday character sur
extreme ana 80, .r, details AZ follows: l2,J bhls
w"r" about 49, Pns ,r,,',. terms bills straghts.
city NH pi''t ~ -, -on Ills ctV mill ext
81 10: 30 bhis 'i',Is p ~ o. 81 iOQx2 IL
81 '3hS2 -" III" nuS a. ,no e. :, and 'nD bi- Southern
bbs spring p"n- - A., III ORR Nnrn-f auli.
hcIf ~ 81 80. a. a. so KyE FiOI'E MARKET dull.
sales 80 Dag AZ - -, ,.s,S. CoHNMEAI.-M 1rhrt
yal~s 100 Dbl. ~ - 'pS r, i,,gs Quoted: Brady
STEADY SAFE w. en- tv.s,.rn ana southern 81 soa
wine -. Safdi'i.i" -" 49,, -" nn. whit. 22n
81 % hHi ,.s,Si ~ co,rs@ 81 u,aS old.
81 - hnr YELLOW" - i'ue' sn;,s.,. 90 sonsJ,.
FEED M"It. - ,, ,.eI s00sir. sharp=
SDQsJc. 100 ID. S-'9Vo,-'' ~ -" ,..i o,6,
ppVg5c. hornny chop w,N". coitons."saao meat VT"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-20

passenger on the Lucania brought $50 though it
was appraised at $500 One man bought package
'f glass eyes for s.. They were appraised at S. IL
was noticed that when the cigars were sold the de-
spised ''stogies' brought nearly much as the
loidly "Havanas.' The total sum realized was