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Cable reports from London sales OF 1annson = % >
report declines follows. compared win prices obt
last March Bear 17i2a25 per cent; RED ioN, - Pr CO.
cent marca liz per cent skunk ~ per cent Jrihs
and winter muskrat, 10 per cent; fall nuskrat ~
cent mink per cent; raccooi. 10 per cent. i,aN
sold 12a per cent below last January Market mere -
un settled and nominal at the moment
SUNDI.IES.
BEESwAX-Market steady at 26i2a27icc. under con-
HONE -Scarcelv any Wholesale demand and value
mammal white clover quoted a. 1Odlc per y, and buck
wheat AZ lOal1c but Only obhing s1les al he outudo
rces Extracted dull at Gd0Hc per ~ on obbing sales
NUTS Peanuts quiet 3'.c for haudpckcd Spanish
shellcd %a:,isc au1 Virginia No l quiet NJ @l,a2ier
I,cars 90 ecrd quot a. 3uic for round It, HlctOry
nuts wa. at 10dSpc per bush
MILK AND CREAM.
INC d,iiv average receipts o. milk and az the
different railroad distributing points In and nc1r toe lily
IN, the week have follows: Erie ADD cans OF
milk % cans Of conden.e1 nll and 1873 ~ cran
Jarfawanna % cans Of MIX AID - cans OF cream
New.York Ccntro and Harlem. 2.j43 cans OF milk.
40 cans OF condensed mix and % o; cream: NV:
York ara N0rthcrn 900 cans Of mia; NewliaNcn and
Hartford 77j Of milk OtIrio and western. lS'
cans OF milk and ~ cream; West Stor". 10
cans of milk 40 cans rond'ns d milk and - ~
cream New. Jersey Central 49, Of milk ord 10 cors
>. II; ami 20 Of fin" tool daily SUPPLY
has been 10 1914 81 milk. lG cons o. conff>e mix
and 40 cans III 0vcrag pic" lai Tor INC
surpl on the platforms has hcen al NJ can o. 40 dur@
Thc MIX Exchange price remains UNCHANGED a. 81 % a
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ItEMIOCE.

LF,TuER-Tho market j. Very quiet athon2h INC
,o,c f. st.icv. F.Nln.crs do not som 10 BE- ~ al
any on. buy. and 10 ri uvcrs az mann rent r'c''
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Receipts for week. 1890 boxes Exports. 7,las
boxes Following last weekly review end up % the
close Saturday there rather HIGHT trading and the
general market more than steady but for the last
two davs the demand for local and out-oftown otbers
has shown considerable Improvement which has again
given holders confidence in the position Encouraging
reports from the British markets regarding medium
aud shippers constantly the loc kou
for ANYTHING that value for 10ic down &c. and
are occasionally taking OF the closer skins at 4d7c.
outside rates repre- obbns sales OF perfect lots OF
cojored White cheese hnitei call present and
is NOT worth within i.c cOored Of the fancy Iar
cells Of selling ct still wider difference.
I cahlc
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NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE
WHITE STAR LINE.

A. WHITE STAR LINE.
GsT1sn,e ~ Feb a. m Teutcnic Mch $50
y2r,tannc Feb - IL co Britannia. .Mch "a II a. n.
sAlajestic Feb 81. n ''MaiesiIc Mch q -" am
From white star DOCK 100 roo' :" "ers ~ IRIS lin.
saloon rates $50 urw rd according 20 steamer and 10:
caton Of berth cabin those steamer ~ ara
$40 St-erare or from the Old Corn'rv. 81 No y
"'' H. MAITLAND XERsEY. Agent.
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poTAroIs AND VEGETABLES.

Receipts domestic potatoes FOR "re~. ISIS obisi
imports 2s III bags domestic potatoes IN moderate snpp;
but light add prices Unchanged iafge l%It OF
demand j. b. Inc supplied from he inoit
OF foreign These have advanced 10 II ~ Tor
b,.t cr d. o. Scotch. c0sc Inn. sweet lott e,
a slaGc nrnet under ghcr receipts onions have rul'i
easier. bu. clos STEADY. Southern gen Ve6e'aOe, oil
most Kind, meet fdF demand when OF choice QuiuV
but grcd.s neglected. Long Island staple winter
teadv
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Fl;UITS-DRIED.

Receipts for week. 517S pass. Exports. 1867 pkrs.
EvapOraed APPLES are HAVING very Quiz, sale and the
orders present and The lobbiDg Tac Is ely IN
small los meet current needs: sundiiod apples not
pIcnty and nrm but NOV mcnt light. Rather
oury choice bright chops and skns. and
some holders asking mo than we quote. Not much
demand peaches. and values somewhat nominal. Rasp
berries neglected and weak. Cherries steady Hack
Serr,e. held firmly Cafo MIA apric0rs n fair jobin2
demand 20 unchanged prices prncs plenty and easier
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FRUITS-FRESH.

Receipts OF apples for week, 4G26 bb.; exports. SIG
bhls. Apples IN moderate supply and choice grades
are meeting a fair demand hriner prices. Grape. In
fair supply ard dull Cranbsres selling little better,
both local and outoftown orders. and choice sound
stock is held firmly. Florida have been In
demoralird condition all week but closing shade
frner ON grades though there is still large offer
linz Of qualities. for which Eoders anxious
10 find buyers at any reasonable bid. Choice grape fruit
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CLYDE LINE.

CLYDE LINE.
n. cIAprrSTON : c. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE and all Florida points,
From pier 90. II. foot OF Roos1yelt,s,l d F. M
CTIFROT> Wednesoay Jan ~
ALGONQUIN. w., IN
SEMINOLE . ~. W ,c.o,. =, o,s@,,o-
"' WM. p clyde 6 CO. General Agentsx
FLA. CENT & PE,lN FAST F & p. LINE via Legs
CIT so FRT & PASs'R LINE. via CIIARLEsrONx
~iN- ~ r q FGER Gell Agt.. 80 B'way. " !.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ;. ). co.
~ SuQRr ROI,TE TO LONDON.

FAST EXPRESS STEAMERs -
7 cabin Sc ar6 unw,rd: II cabin. Si5 and $50
saale. We'd. jan. q. 10 AN Lahn ;Tu' Feb 20
Vera. Sat. Feb. 3 4. NJ Ems Sat, Mcn. AZ N.
Tfbe. tn. Fob. g. "a S1ale Iu', Mch, ~ AZ
CELRIcIs Co. Bowling Green.
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Observation-Disclosures
NAVIGATION coMPANY,s LINES
NElElR0@NN l0Nl[g

INTERNATIONAL, NAVIIATIOs NUNFHSI . f'I-''1@"
MGl[sRlGMM l0Eylg
FOR SOUTHAMPTON
shor,est and convenient, route 70 London
No transfer by tender. No tidal delays ~,
CHS. connection Southampton for Hovre ana fars
bv snecial fast Wi Channel steamers.
- From Pier Is. North River. foot Of Fulton-st -
Paris. Jan. 81 q. m Chester. :. feo ~ N
FRS. cabin passage Southampton; London or Havrs
eco nd upward second cain S35 ard upward ACCORDING
10 steamer. S'eerage at low rates - $500
R[SD 9TMR GuGg
FOR ANTWERP
,vr ron PEI Sn ''' e Wcincslay Jan. 81 p. m
FROM Pier u. y r. New, York zoo, OF Fl, sn ~
First cabin $50 and upward. Second cabin to Antwerp
TOO ITTERNAriONAL NAvIGATIoN COMPANY.
ROWING GREEN.
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W -. 81 sa~~@
Creamery, state. fall made
Creamery. Western, extras.
creamery. Western. iirsts..
Crcanery. Western, secor
Creamery, Western. thirds
Creamery, June make -,
State dairy, half firldn tut
State dairy, half flrkin u
State dairy, half flrkin tub
STATE dllries, iirxins and
state da'rics, ilr,lins and
state Gair.es, iirk.ns and I
Stote dairy. frkins, extra
State dairy, hrkins, ilrsts,
state aairy, iirkins. second
State dairy, tubs or fiTkin.
Western Imitation cresmcr
westFrl ;atlOn crcamcr.
Western doiry, ilrsts ..-.
Western dairy. seconds
Western iartOly, fr sh. 9
Western factory. fresh. M
Western factory, fra sh, 5
Western factory thirds -.
Rolls. fresh poor 10 choi'
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A NCHOR IL y l..

NCHOR LINE.
n UNITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIPS
FOR GLAS low VIA LONDoN 2 X Z.
From Pier ". r. foot ~ West :tth.st
Ethiopia Fob. 2. p m. Anchcria. teo IL. D. |"
Cabin stj and onward: Second Cabin. $780,
Steeraga outward s23. Prepaid sA -,.
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS At REDLcED, X ~ ES'
For drafts tours and other information. Apply 10 ,
urHDrPsON BROTHERS ! Bowling Green. New-fork
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ennu ou"ta;,ons: Fine white p5rasI mo yellow. 900
20 W M''E CON- 80 So a,}c sos seasss ic
5000: sharIs "oG""' ~ i"' y, ,l n" y, ~ Al T.,
i 80 600 cc' o, aS% !" 81 s % wa y " "
roerrGX DRIED FRUIT Ttcre has hccn Wy lite
m,rkcr a., vioic presents ycry un.a .ppe'-
@ncc excepting rca~ on rsi.ln. In his lire = ro%i'
ea "p9,ag 90 t sI , ,a, the %ol mi 2" oaar,
have been placed a. follows or s'lih. ncs $3.50;
aye1 eGGc n .eoT r. pr az :" ,,r t' , o,c
Iruncs quiet Win n, 'alr rin9ing on ma -
5a9c op,Tan, ar dgi AZ 4o I'D Prices n dS.e
1isc; nss 5al3c tr smyrna aver. aal dat's. 2'"5"
FOREIGN GEEEy fErirmTEc m1,t ' , f. epo na
show en- ca-eT %naer ,SG c f rr,d 'o s
Of S c r ns,a S;' aa 1' s !'l a @ ' qa
son Ss, S%9, EN- Is rd sTad 5yo two f o YcT
orleans for rhadepna and o tT 200 Tor ~ Boston ,a As
Tor the dnercnt o 3ra9s ar 4. ,sy Eg g ta d.
'ruit Ban1no, IN somcvhat demand ant have
S,hed ia s9l h t Ses q"a s al az i''
GRAIN-wHEAT-Ihe whcat market tofa, .e'ultd
another proht for thc bems grc'3 leaSns IN a.
night. At opening wheat wa wax stating OF az
nc9' us m"s i had rec,drd t cola wave and o.
reports from abroad Tat the ma-hcs were Gu ana
& but c ns,s da e " s.,1 9g ac a' rcani l took
thouph the lowest price, cash what dil not pet
foundation There good deal OF wheat FOR alc mil
a iit,lc the lowest leaving on quit CASH WHEAT
was inactive. Sales were only 400 busi. including
y ooo n 70, export 'Saio", MAJ, to' "os. e
unde. Nav { h store. isc under May delivered ami
PC under May o a1oat; 80 Northern Dulut, li,c
over May delivered % . red. 20 900 bush. s 1l-iOt
undc: Nav In -ior" special: 80 2 Northern sprn, go
bush CSi.c drli,ticl; No led ! G3r ell ya1r;
NJ hard, Manitoba. 5000 bus' priya' terms. 80.
CoRN-1h" Ha'het for ron va. quiet and w'ahc7 This
mo ming; prices seemed d. Influenced b the ahncs,
wheat but later with mefrl" No'rm" 90 buying the
the day. Inc action f. p'icc> face
81 The movement West ana Nc'y moderate ca-h
eNis and -o G OF IL? r~I tIa'@s t az % T.
IN the visible ON Mo- day prices dld np br'a rr"
is Likelihood Of .arp rally IL covering q. s2'n as ~
entirely Of thc market I1,crthele~e The tone
Wv steaoy. sale. to-day werc d"0cl bush including
600 lush. 4"i~c Gle, a,or No corn 5000 bush on
lryot, trim. { b. aroat rneraded white and mIy"l.
42itc elevator M ,on, 10000 bush. private terms,
( b. aGoa ...... OATS-It fca'rgclcss marlc, in
oats bu, with fairly II ady rnditorc prices. Early
IN Wh,af and the little decline ~ bu: lrt
the market allied and closed quilt and .i'aly
Sales TODAY $1,000 bush. ;p'ows: No ort-.
1000 bush. aa',c elevator aud "a d rorcd 40
Whit ) 900 bush ?fic track WHIT 3 900 br,i $50
90 nac. EiArd 81 2c ;r'oS I'M mixed coo bush ae
SSa,,c: six.rowcd' sods'.S. FAELEY So
Milwaukee, Caac'c uns,aecd wc.teIn. 0sacic; t.o.
WIIE,T~Dull CANADIAN export 75c asked siitc ia Sc
STEDS-C.o'crs d qu" and ca4cr; No January.
$40 90 arGG ,nn ,' auto, itp"1it % ;ac~ 30 a'
100 n
Quotation, follow. For comparison We give yesterday
dina flf... Il.
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COLUMBIAN LINE
" VIA ISTHMi-S OF PANAMA,
- California Mexico and Pacific Ports OF Central ana
- South America. -
~ par, \cH port. zen 10 noon
Passengers this san Francisco enjoy tne com.
forts II tropical and the way call a, port
%. six Central American Republics and Mexico go.
cabin rassage san Francisco
Including meals and berth OF four weeks
80 For full particulars address the general agents
STANFORD PARRY. HEBRON & Co
BROAD way or 81 y r. y Y
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,am, fall make. large. fancy.l1osd1l*
EGGS.

Receipts week. 1851 cases Although arrivals
st very large Tho market 1. showing stronger tone
speculative holding ani speculative purchase. We-trn
shippers reporting higher coct o, result OF the
low prices ru,g Interior points. and ordering
considerable OF their goods OIL the and there
speculative bids here which are computing for
the stock o. d. The market has declined since last
weekly port but is closing limer with 1jc bid for fine
marks of Western and IA &c for best grades OF
Southern Choice held fresh closing a shade
nrmer and considerable demand for the ch
qualities IT the loS rates quoted.
IVES: rn r. 81 gathered best. DOZEN a Is
kouthern fresh gathered. best; dozen u a 14is
Western cchou-e fall packed. ohoicc....... II ~:
Western icehousc poor t. fair 81 - lIA2 30
Lined eggs prime t. choice. per DOL. III liz
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METAIS-iEoN-F.ri nar,ct, showed b,'t@ to .G
ia Scotch closing al II au-
V,nre ard M,ddicsbor, warrlu'- at 3 advance. Tho
-,t,,iDr - plc iron 10 Cntd KINGDOM during the
a., ve,r IN tn- Of 2=i0 ;eund~ conp1r WITH lr'or'
F,f1o
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Ouot,tIo,, follow For comparison We civ. vesto,d,v
MINT and the CORES po dug time last var

e.~p.s Of bfcadstuns at Interior points In Thousands
last eiphcrs GOO omitted. Hour bbls.
Y,
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coRNMEAI~ Market .toafv. but dnil Yellow Wcs,-
49,, c'.d n, jQ0Fc 10 Brsrd wine. 3 - S1r1tnnrc
en- S,,bcrn ,,h. I'm bags sIdsl 10 Bto MENL
mn. mutations Fine whit" rjrasl nne yellow 300
ic.s ao-, epdS5c CON S2aNjc SON. S2dS3' lV'-N,
5000: sharIe "o0Hf'. CITY fcd e. qno'"i ~ 50
y ~ 90. oiluoli Il -.
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ea,p.s have been ~ cral and the dcuah1 o'H "o"
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A CONGRESSMIN HANGED ~ EfFIG

MAJOR EALDWINS THEETRADE VOTES NOT
AGREEABLE TO IIIs CONSTITUENTS.
Duluth. MINI. Jan % An attempt made tonight
by Democrats who dissatisfied with the stand
which Congressman Baldwin has taken regarding
the tariff on ore to burn him In ei'igy nearly re-
suited in a serious riot. Mayor D'Autremont heard
Yesterday afternoon Of the intended demonstration
and ordered the chief Of Police TO prevent 1t. TINS
evening a procession with band. and carrying
banner with n picture OF Major BALDWIN s'ru"b up
by the neck formed In Superior-st In front OF
the I.yceuIn Theatre there was dis'urDah0e' ~
which several prominent Democrats took part, ana
the banner was to pieces Inc pIoeeS',o', -
formed and started up the street ana az inns "iie
there was promise. Of very lively hEh'' dS "a. ~
element was running high and there was iaTbe
crowd In the street. Just as the SITUATION ~
TO be serious Chief Of Police Horsan WIN p..J,,
wagon fun OF officers arrived on the on scsig, was
Kenna. who leading the proS,SSoMn, ~ "' ra
arrested. and attempt TO u rsscuc bs ' hesn con-
demned for having taken the slahu ~ n,dmInistra-
chiefly because he is known to be an , sn,'i n,,, for
lion Democrat II IL probable. however Lhai ps' 10 10
his decided action and the Timely arINai ot ,rho
nnce there would have been serious fc51u.''' 90
severe weather aided in preventing IioS IS hatora
H. rolIca arrived the crowd scattered anu
there was time to reassembe the intense eo'o
70
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cOLOyE. "TOMr OCHIL TREE ROBBED.
HE ENGAGES \ NURSE. WHO DlsAffEARS WITH
A GOLD WATCH. VALUABLE oNERCoAl
ANn SEVERAL OTIIEN ANTlCLES.

HE ENGAGES \ NURSE. WHO DISAPPEARS WITH
4 GOLD WATCH 4 VALUABLE ovERCoT
AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTICLES.
Colonel tom" Ochiltree has been the victim OF
rohherv and for over week the THIEF mas
been in the custody OF the police. but the facts IN
the case were made known only last night.
For several weeks Mr.. Ochitree has been con-
fined 10 his rooms at the Cambridge apartment
house suffering from acute dyspepsia. and some
time ago It became necessary for him 10 hire
nurse \ friend sent n man named James T. l$hch'
tuenty-throc years old. OF No. Il West Twenty
seventh-st. to fill the place Lynch was not much
Of a nurse az he had been n salesman, but lie u'c
we'll enough for a time. ON January - Lynch was
missing and at the same time valuable gold
watch and chain were missed.
When he discovered the loss OF his Watch, toohei
Ochlltree sent for Il friend. and on investigation
Il found that an overcoat valued AT Mo. ai.
opera hat, a richly bound betting book. va.ued AZ
10 and given to Mr.. Och.tree by FoNhai ke"nei
a pair OF gold link buttons and several other aruciss
were gone. Captain Schmittberger was told or the
robbery. and Detective Mcdonnell was placed on
the case RE learned that Lynch had been seen
drunk on the night Of January Is. and that ne had
a gold watch and chain with him. Last week on
Thursday he arrested Lynch. who has from time 10
time been remanded In the Jefferson Market 20
tree which makes il impossible for him 10 appear
In court. Lynch Will be arraiSned again TODAY,
but as Colonel Ochtree IS still unable 10 leave MS
apartments the prisoner Will again be renanded
He stouty denies his guilt. and no trace OF the
stolen property has yet been found.
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TO RELIEVE PAIN. SURPRISED AND
OvERPowERED BY TIE DEsPERADO
The police OF Newark are investigating case
OF robbery In which a was choro-
formed in her apartment by an unknown man.
Mrs. Anthony Singcrng lives at No. - Con-
det-st. Her husband left the house at 6:30 a.
m. Thursday leaving the wife alone with
her infant daughter asleep in its crib. Mrs.
Singerling stepped into neighbor's on err
rand for few moments. and then went to her
bedroom. where she took from a closet a bottle
containing mixture of chloroform. which she
had been using externally for a pain her side
She had saturated cloth with the mixture
and standing with her back to the door
when she heard noise. Turning quickly she
was confronted by a well-dressed man whom
she recognized as a tramp who had on the day
previous applied at the house for something
to eat. She was so frightened that she was
speechless.
hold Of Mrs. Sngerling and pressed the cloth
to her face. until she lost consciousness. \ few
minutes later neighbor's boy entered the house.
He found the woman lying on the floor OF the
bedroom with an apron tied over her head. He
summoned his mother who removed the apron
and the cloth from Mrs Singerllngs face and
applied restoratves. The child In the crib who
had witnessed the assault. said: Mamma fall
down; man.
Mrs Singerling said yesterday that the man
must have been in the cellar all night. She
had the house searched after her recovery, and
found that bureau drawers had becn ransacked
and closets emptied Ala that the thief took.
however. was s. In bills. .Jcwclry which was in
sight was not disturbed
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DrscRrMIyArIyG ~ FAVOR or BALTIMORE.

Baltimore. Jan. &c (SpeciaD-The action OF the
New-York Maritime Exchange In declaring that the
present loadline rules established by the British
Board OF Trade. make heavy discrimination dur
ing the winter months against that port and all
other American ports north OF Baltimore mas
caused considerable discussion In coninercaI CIR
cles here. Charles ID. Fisher Henry ~ rarr anu
other heavy grain shippers say that the ACTION ACTION
Iiatimore is considered safer port TO ship from IN
winter than ports further north. Baltimore Vessels
in winter take more southerly ana sae, cou' se,
For this reason Baltimore shippers are allowed 70
load vessels at present few inches deeper 'haH tne n
more northern ports Secretary Wheatley OF tne
Corn and Flour Exchange says that up TO tne pres
time this month over 10000 oshers yr OF S,s 0SS
bushels OF corn more thap last January
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SAFE BLowy oprN UIrH GrNroWDER
wopy OF p,.nGI.ARs ~ MIDvALE. y j.-T'~
o,.e- pf.pN1.D TO TIE GKOr$p

,,o,v op p,.nGl.Ans ~ MDvALE. y. THE
uot.sE BURNED TO TIE GKorNn
shor,ly after midnight cn THURSDAY m'fi.us' o.
CASTOR Dr,w. who kept sen'Tei store "i A'''''.'
:, the mountain regions OF Upper PA''hlc 'ou.'y'
y j.. was awakened hy LOUD cNp'''''" '" ~" ,-..r,
,,,,o 10. lying ouar,rnents The house WAS iouni
- n and with sitting smoke. and It was with dii-
c,,l,y ;ha, Mr. Drew hts Wlfe and children so' .n'
OF the house saving nt.e Of hcr r raopeS rSc s3tr
..,'t,'h b~I evidently been blown open. ~ s"''
,a"dnr fl wss clear that burglars had peeh d,
W9' 't- AZ a. Tho SAFE and were frightened hway
by tnc violence ani results OF ihe eHB'os'' G,s ~
se 20. trsurnd for s. zoo The wrecked salr va
fogni among ,he debris In The cellar ai,Gr ,he rr
,I sbowod un,nlstakable marks of burglars ope,,
a,tons ibere Is no c.ew TO the thieves ne Ifs.-
Gen.s 81 the village greatly exeter py ~" az,
fnlr An attempt had been mad" by thieNes 20 "'c'N
tn'n NJ I,rew's store several weeks ago
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WILD RIDE WITH 4 DRUNKEN MOTORMiN.
HE DECLINES TO LET PASSENGERS OFF, runs
HIS CAR INTO SEVERAL WAGONS And
CAUSES GREAT EXCITEMENT

HE DECLINES TO LET PASSENGERS OFF. EtNS
HIS CAR INTO SEVERAL WAGONS AND
CAUSES GREAT EXCITEMENT.
A drunken motorman caused considerable damage
during a two-mile run OF his car at orange y"s-
terIay morning. When a car belonging 80 the CON
solidated Traction Company reache' Rosevlll' rom
Newark on It's way - ORANGE. the motorrnen were
changed. The vino took charg" Of tn" car was
drunk Before going half mil" his car struck ihr
rear end OF an express wagon. tn" rear ~ ~"
wagon was crushed and the driver thrown out iir
driver was unlniur.s and rcraincd his @'ii. ~
Brick Church about mi" and q quarter iey"h',
th. car again overlook thu came wagon ana aRAlIi
ran into the relr of II. The blow was not nara
enough t. throw the man ont. but II dld III
car hit % loaded coal wagon. block iurther nP
Inc street the car IN, butcher WAGON ne
frieheucd pas.rngcrs tried 10 get on but me moi'i
man would neither stop the car nor woui h. h',"
the conductor to do So There was great 'Nc.ien.n.
among them fDr time Finally N" 'oHH"' ~
RULED the trolley from the wire AMI causri 'ne 'lt
~ ston Thr conductor refused - allow tn. '"'''t
to spring back unui second car ran up, me" ng
Transferred hts passengers 30 IN" 4''.i' 80. ,'-
s,ar,eI hls own car. IN" passengers N"' "i.h'' -
90, on were told 20 take III, rear caf h.l '.' '''
fuc.or obliged the mOtOrman 10 run 70 th' - 'h",
TN. driver wished 10 go 90 th" cnp OF me IN, ~,
,he conductor threw switch ana me car WI ~ ~
,he shed almost before the moiorman hhe" ""'''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
DIR. PARKHURsTs RESPONSE.

Major Kipp chief clerk Of the Police Depart
rnent yesterday received the following communica-
ton in response to the resolution adopted by the
Board OF Police Commissioners requesting pr
Parkhurs,s society 10 furnish such evidence an
vould provc the existence Of disordery houses In
tho Fourth Precinct, as the basis OF charges against
Captain Slevin:
Gentlemen: This will acknowledge the receipt ot
the resolution adopted 10y your board on January za
reo,,estinp tho Executive Committee Of the society
Tor the Prevention OF Crime TO produce evidence
barring upon the condition OF the F0urth Pomce @
precinct The Executive Committee VIII be IN ses-
sion al an early date and the request or the COM
missloners will then be laid before them; e-
President Society for the Prevention OF Crime.