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The morning call., 1894-05-02
MEDICAL.


Mrs. DR. CARL REMOVED TO 7o2 NAToMA
w ST.; rheumatism speciality. myl 1t
VITA PATHIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS.
EASES treated: no drugs or opera items: free con-
consultation. and calls; malaria drug .poisons
eliminated; rheumatism ana female trouDl les spe-
eiaIty: rupture cured without detention or truss;
first treatment 90 cents. regular price So so.
DR. HARTMAN, 1884 Mission Ie $40. lS I'm
DAUDET'S APHRo TABLETs-THE GREAT
~ modern remedy for the cure of neurasthenia,
impotency and all disorders OF the sexual o rgans,
81 box. 6 boxes SO: send for circular. j. II.
WIDBER, cor. Market and Third. sole agt 20 I'm
n all cases of Irregularities; home In confine-
ment; best or care: low fees. Mrs. ID. WYETH'S
sanlIariuln. GIG Post. near Larkin. ap7 e
SURE. SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
IA all female diseases: ladies may have the bene- .
fit of the skill and attention of physician of long
and successful practice. A home in confinement
and The conveniences of q hospital. Those who are
sick or discouraged should call on the doctor and
All consultation free and absolutely confidential
A positive cure for the liquor, morphine ana
ipiary to health MRS p SIss sii Hyse
street between Ellis and EDDY mr3O tt
, TTENTIoN, LADIES i-DR. LA CRoIX'S
~ French pills; the very latest great discovery OF
sure ana reliable cure OF all irregul rifles O
matter from what cause. Refuse cheap, danger
delay is dangerous Price So per box: two So
Relief guaranteed. Special attention given to
the treatment or all diseases OF women. over 20
years practice Treatment is painless and prompt
No loss of time; no danger; restores strength and
yigur of organs. Consultation free and Sacredly
confidential Charges reasonable. Call or address
DR. KING VAN BUREN,, 1903 Geary ST., room s.
Hours. 9 to IL A NJ. to p. NJ ap4 IF
a Ii LADIEsl SEE ONLY DIR. ANTHAN. OF
n 81 yrs practice. Safe quick cure guarantee. any
disease or lrregularty disgrace and danger
Kind sympathy and aid sure relief tho all else fall
del cacy privacy. Home. etc. Babes adopt'd. Lady
assistant Trave treated mo clay Sefcure sent
Calorwrits free :conidnt DR.. ANTHAN.4 3Mason
ST. bt Geary and Post Goldpills 81, safeguard So.
Private ais rheumatism. sterilty cured. Low fees
first to reliable DR.. A save Time risk expense. tf
MRS DR.. GOODWIN MAKES A SPECIALITY
wi diseases of women; restores all lrregu larlties
from any cause in one day, guaranteeing cure or
no charge; home for patients Seventh; pills 81
AIRS. ZIMMERMA {, MIDWIFE: 20 YEARS,
ui experience in this city 461 Minna ap4 tt
LPEAU'S FRENCH Pills
IA boon to ladies troubled with irregularities:
no danger; safe and sure; 81 so. express G. o. D.
don't delay unit too late. OSGOOD BROS Oak-
land, Cal, age It's for Alpeau ct Gle. apl tt
DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT, 4ly
L Eddy. for ladies who desire to go into confine-
ment with every care and attendance of German
physician CDR HERWIGl and graduated midwify
tMRS WEGENER); infants adopted; tel 2I67. 10
The morning call., 1894-05-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ hest stands for wood and coal business 10 tne
city: well established. MONrFoRT W. Bell Ell
62S Markat NY . o.
The morning call., 1894-05-02


- Wilson & Co.'s b. T. Chemuck by John Happy
jess, JOB. $3.50 (Burns1 ...-----.---...;.-.... l
Ocean View stables b. (. Queen of Scots. by imp
Cheviot-Lady Elizabeth. SO e. Jones).........
Nj. A Towards CHI C. Banjo, by Peregrine-Lady
Foster, ITO (Bozeman)- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 3
ime. 1:021a.
Coed start. Won driving by TWO lengths, head
between second and third
Fly 1903, Ravine SO, Morven lOl, Remus 1O2
ana Claire 101 also ran, and finished that order.
Betting: ChemucK, Is each Queen OF Scots and
Ravine. s Banjo, TO Fly. 20 each Morven,
Remps and Claire.
The morning call., 1894-05-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pAIACE HOTEL.

Utz Chicago A l. Moore, Cleveland
3 Merrill. Hartford Miss In Beardsley. Bdgpt
Coram. Butte Mrs NJ L Beardsey Bdgpt
i Palmer, Butte Mrs J Baldwin Clveind
W Trueworthy, Butte Miss Bal Twin, .leveiahu
Couch Butte L BALDWIN, CiePeiauu
4 Taylor &w, Hartford w ID Shea,
q de Wit NY j Oliver 81 w. Huron
Neuve Il WI Gatos Mrs Park Jr, TX
s S Suickney, Chgo Miss Park.
w Chapman, Ny j w Armstrong, Sacto
S w Phelan, Chicago Il q Park,
sherman Bak ersfieid j u Scheicg ", Los Ang
J TowIe St Paul ID Scheiek d +, Los Ang
Lriswold & w, Ia J NJ Sherson q w,Howeu
S j McKefie & moth ID Bliss, New
II. Topeka w Bliss, New
? Hudson IL w, Topeka w James, New
g G Payne. SBerdno G y Williams, New
b Hosmer d w Boston L Boggs, Washington
A Curtis 4 w, NY L Klose, Cincinnati
,ster + L Curtis, EW Grimes & W. Seattle
5 Rollins. Boston s Michigan, Tacoma
l. Rollins Boston III A Boatke Toronto
Savannah II NJ Paine, MINI
b Beardsey&w Bdgpt H Phillips n Obispo
B Broadbent, boise Cy s Lee d w, springfield
q oil and, San Jose Miss Lee. Springfield
sCarringt OIL Louisvle Mrs NJ Sabine, France
ssCarrington, Louisve Mrs l. Hall. Brooklyn
II House NY Mr. Clay d w, Brooklyn
L Burss, Placervlle Miss Gay. Brooklyn
o O'Brien, Los Ang j Schvankinsky & w,
d STEELE, Denver Detroit
) Sinclair. Racine Miss Aimon g. IN, Newprt
2 Bailey & W, Whittier Mr. Cudworth. Newport
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
$ Koon. Troy SN TaIcott Des Moines
Mcconnell, Rockford A L Vaus d. +. Mich
IS NJ Dresser Stockton Carlson, Auburn
A Freeman, Kans higgins, Tracy
! Parker, NY L Sargent. Tacoma
iayden Vancouver j Ready, Seattle
,-reen Seattle w FAIR, Seattle
ioberts 4 W, Seattle Robt Pembert1n, Seattie
IcKane, Seattle O'Brien. Seattle
8 n Hill. Seattle j McGee, seattle
fcGuire Gold basin G &C Pearce, Seattle
,ird, Great Falls A NJ Marsden Mission, Be
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
Ink Shale, Vacaville Jerry Rumsey, Oakland
Mcconnell, Oakland Frank Anthony, Sacto
II Duncan New York Ed Mccormick. Denver
$ NJ resser, stockton Frank Sanders,
Haussman, NY Ed Maskey, Toronto
The morning call., 1894-05-02

A RE YOU WANTING NICE, GOOD-PAYING
"A cigar-store best location In the city; new
gooas no old stock. Particulars call w. F. HAk-
The morning call., 1894-05-02

m0O0 GOOD ESTABLISHED SALOON AP-
tDOUU. ply 1877 Fifth street. my : ~
&, ANTED-FRUIT AND VEG ETABLE > a S o.
" F., box 1876, Call Branch ONCE. my oG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
RESINESS EMEARRASS MENTS.

Tho Empire Metal Working Company. in the man
ufacturjng metal business at No. 80 West Thirty
sxth-st made an assignment yesterday 10 Os-
good Smith the president. without preference. The
company Is West Virginia corporation with
captal stock of 10000. John W. Cary. jr. being
the treasurer and ii had no rating at Brads;reets
The business originally the metal department
OF the Andrews Manufacturing Company. and was
Incorporated a separate company in April lssl
Adolphus COhen dealer in foreign exchange and
a banker at No. 2ll Canal-st.. made an assignme mt
Yesterday 10 John W. Abrahams without preference
He began business in March. 1895. Blumenstiel
Hirsch. his attorneys. say the liabilities are about
SIS OD and assets probably $1,000.
The Sheriff yesterday received execution ,or
SIC $50 against William Trenholm. public account
ant and auditor OF No. II Wall-s. in favor of Ni.l-
fam l. Trenholm. eX-Controller Of the Currency
for money lent from January !. 1891. 10 August 81.
1894 4 dozen judgments agsregatinS about $500
have been entered against William Trenholm In the
last year.
Goodman, Strauss & Co. cloak manufacturers, at
No Is West Housion-st.. confessed judgments for
sl09l7 yesterday OF which S957S was TO Herman
Long and g. S59 to Samuel Hrsch. The partners are
Max Goodman and Isaac strauss Their statement
Of August last gave as assets 5000 ana as IA
bilities $2Oco Their business was affected by the
strike n the cloak trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
THE DAVID JONES BREWERY SOLD.

Although there large number of seekers
sf.er amusement and something new at the auction
sale of the David Jones Brewery yesterday after
MON there were few bidders. and the entire prop
er,v did not bring sso0Oo. This was however.
considered a good price, and those interested in the
purchase and in the sale seemed be entirely salts
fed with the way in which the auction ended. The
Kidding was started by Patrick j. Herman father
Of Patrick H. Herman, who held mortgage OF
Ga 900 on the property. The first bid was for the
amount of the mortgage, and Joseph Murray raised
I, thousand dollars. Jacob Fleischhauer. the
abattoir owner. bid another thousand. and the bid
ding kept on in this way until the sum of $4,000
Was reached. Mr.. Murray then dropped out. John
Keenan, or bismarck he is better known. is
the owner of one-ffth of the property. He con
tinued the bidding until the sum of $4,000 was
reached.
The bidding then went on In Jumps OF $500 until
the property was knocked down to jacob Fleisch-
hauer for s6S 500 This included major portion of
the property and a number of separate lots. There
were many bidders for the various articles but the
purchaser the main lot secured the greater part
Of the rest . 5000 A., ,,,,,
was acting as the agent of keenan, and Docharty.
with the understanding that they would take pos
session of the plant and continue the business
without the assistance of Mr.. kiernan, VINO had
PREVIOUSLY been a partner. The property consists
Of seven lots and brewing plant at Forty fourth
&; and First-ave. The plant is an old one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

923 tons general go New-York west coast South
private terms before reported; schooner
so tons lumber. Gulf port to- Havana Sagua 81 -
Spanish gold and free lghterage: schooner PSI tons
lumber jacksonville to Guadaloupe Sc. schooner. Gl3
tons coal Baltimore to Sagua private terms schooner
ga railroad ties brunswick to New-Y FORK. lii,c
10000 feet day. schooner CO tons. railroad ties
voyage &c. schooner. $50 Charleston
New York I4c: schooner. 90 tons 81 John II. to
New York g.;
RICE-A moderate sales movement ig reported for all
kinds OF taking the market in its entirety the
steady. Reports from the primary markets are
In the effect that matters there running along
smoothly quote: Carolina and louisiana common to
ordinary. 3i2N39.c low fair. iieIi'sc good To prime
lava. 31sm37sc: Japan 47sG4Sc: Patna. 4c. Rangoon
3i.T37.c: do in bond 1A.G2ac. Dan Talmages Sons q
CO. New Orleans telegraph Louisiana movement To
date follows Receipts. rough. including amount car
rcl over 80 30 sacks against $50 Ia last Sales
cleaned estimated lIG.720 hhls. against 10000 last
year. quiet hut firm. And from Charleston they telegraph
Carolina to date follows: Receipts cleaned
- 100 hhls sales. 1G So hbs: steady and strong.
SI'GAR-The market il quiet and
3,.c: nuscovado - test 25sM2Sc. molasscs sugar.
test at 2SsG27,c The London sugar market is quiet
with doing Java quoted at lis I'd. fair
refining AT as quiet but firm. December and
January quoted % The demand for refined sugar
very moderate hut prices are unchanged on the basis
Of A. for eranulated.
been fairly active seedeaf tobacco resulting in sales
as follows: 300 crop 1893 Pennsylvania Havana. at
,d1Oc: 1899 New England Havana. on private
terms 1899 Wisconsin Havana at lOGl2'2c; LOO
Havana G5cdSl o. and 20 tales Sumatra at 'Dc
bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
WHEN A MAN WAKES UP.
1-xpIrAsaXT EXPERIENCES THAT sFOIL HIS
TEMPER AID THE FLAVOR OF HIS
BREAKFAST

You wake up on cold gloomy morning ana.
unless you different from most OF us you
wish you could sleep a little longer. But II won I
do: business calls you You SILVER as you STAND
in the cold air Of your bedroom. and. while you
dressing yourself YOU cough three or -FOUR
times.
If YOU hurry at your toilet the cough comes on
again and when you go out into the street alter
breakfast YOU have another paroxysm.
Are you on the verge Of gallOpng consump-
ton? Not bit of il. But causes you may n"t
have been conscious Of have weakened your
whole body and the cough is natures call Tor re-
Inducements.
Because it is not a meodious call Is no reason
why II should be neglected. body tired ny
sudden changes Of temporal ure is best protected
not by ovcrshoes and muicrs alone. but also ny
medicinal stimulant of guaranteed purity.
The people who wrap and bundle themselves
may hack and sncezc all winter. Those who use
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey are rewarded Tor
their prudence by freedom from coughs. sore
throats and attendant miseries.
Not because Duffy's Pure Malt acts exclusively
on the throat and lungs. Every organ in the
body feels its helpful influence. free from the
least faint Of foreign matter, it is never con-
founded with common whskeys. and it Is not
necessary to explain that Dufys Pure Malt
Whskey is prepared both for family and medic
indl purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

closed fairly steady with about all sold; Canada lambs
81 ljnS4 -. choice 10 prime native lami ~ Nus+ -
81 81 H. common 50 JouS', good mixed
sh.,p s. 4pDs2 ~: cus and common. 81 export sheep
o. IS "a 81 Jn0Si -.
Union STOCK Yards Chicago Doc. 2i.cattlc-Receipts
600 bead. market strong common Il" extra s''fs - y"
10 sioc<crs and feeders S2Hs3 80. cows and pulls
81 oj1S 80. calves S24S5 Hogs Receipts. 5000 head
market strong choice others 'asy heavy ~ -"Hs d.
common 10 cho'rc mixed s, l0a<i 80 choice assorted
81 25aSi 81 Light 50 9OQSt -: pigs. 81 2'GS; n" Sp
Receipts np head. market firm; Inferior 10 cholc'
81 soas3 ~: lambs. 81 2jaSi ~ , ,..
St Louis Doc - -Cattl" Receipts LOO h"ad inarHe
strong and prices On higher than On last Saturhny
T,,er,,hn. sod FOR local trade Hogs Receipts. 500
head market and prices unchanf" hr"Ny - -
qS4 90. mixed 81 pdsI -. Hight. 81 SoHSl !" sheep
Receipts Ioooo head market firm and prices n'i"hE"
I.u.rf, @i-taitle Receipts light. demand
r,i~ rrir.s un,hanreI Prime S5H5 -. good - l'h
81. butchers nGdSl -. rough fat - 'Hs i" iali
Light stoek"rs. 81 ','f>i 10 HOES
-Recoipts ligh'. prices shade better h'".,
nhias mast 90. medium phlad"lplias ~ '"HNt .,
h' Workers 81 35Si TO- common fair Workers - ="
81 -. mig. OaSi -. rouehs SnSi Sh'e I.-lIJ IF
f.ir prices unchanged Extra Nii>1 -
CIV. s. 30IS2 20 fair 81 G,Hsl 81 yearlimgs - ".hN"
hos, l4nis 81 sna 81 common t. fair lambs. >-"N' L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
THE MARKETS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

December
CCTTON-The Cotton Exchange is closed today hence
there is no market report
COFFEE-IiaNre closed and this port intensiIe1
the duln IN the market. The attendance was
small and little paid 20 the course ~ The
market; quiet at partial de-
cline q points some months cased off a Few points
later on Rio was 30 lower for No !. which was
quoted down t. 1860 nominal The rate q Ok
change was quoted 10 1l-1G. receipts G.r0 sacks,
md stock 2Ol Market steady. Santos market
quiet unchanged 100 refs. stock 80 900 'ags.
receipts. Hamburg opened steady and closed
quiet unchanged prices December - ~ PIGS; Janu-
airy. 1850. February. 700: March GO Aprli tN''.
The the 20 100 bags.
including 20. 533 bags at New York.
Contracts closed dull at TO 10 points decline Sales
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
COLORED MEN HAVE A DINNER

The Society OF the Sons OF NewYork, an or
ganizaton or colorei men. had reception
last night at their clubhouse. No. 15S West Fifty
third-st.. 70 the president. William Russell
johnson. William f. Gross. the retiring presi-
dent. gave dinner. Among those present
were NJ. T Launders r. Thomas Fortune
Isaac Benedict. Thomas T. Hoffman,. James A.
Treadwell Aaron J. Clark. w f.. =. Young. Au-
gustus L. Pelham. Walter G. Fairchd, and the
following members of the Executive Committee:
BENJAMIN l.. Meyers F. \. stevens. Jacob Van
Allen and Robert j. kngsand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

There was very little business transacted on TIE Street
The cnee Esehange Tas open as usual bo trading was
lgh iher" and the spot market got no inspiration from
On spot quoted at IT, and RIO No A. &c The mind
COTE market without material change business being
,.DKlGs The market was quIe, in al depar'men,s; as
as2 90 bsns at 81 ioas2 4 ard powdered at 81 oc@sS
Qsninc was quiei but firm and quoted AT 2iq24i.c
Essential oils roots etc. were quiet and practically az
FoRElGX GREEN FrtIT-Lemons are rather heavy
lemas 81 75@s5 5o craps s. 5oas2 20: bananas
FhE .Ra DRinp ts was Jus, small IN
inesting trade in fruits TO-DAY Orders were ios! and
suirsns 5a@sisc calfofnis 2s05sc: Fard dates. ar
IONA 5a.aiic amonGy. s,@asc Brazil nuts $a.@iise
vs2g eiose nlee1,s Sgse was ,.oa ,ooav and
10 business reported In grain houf meal pr'''shs
HEMP AND JCTE-A duh and nominal rnarke, is re-
ported In this line W" quote prices az Follows Manh
,hip"en' 2'.c jute SPOT, 2i.aalse; shipment, 2a3l.c
,uie butts mixing re; bassing PC ~ ipmen paper
HDEs-whilc radins is Of moderate proportions there
large measure to The apparent Indifference Of sellers 10
the r'qe eouTse Of me make, ta hfy sge that he
Conditions favor them. Meanwhile buyers are tanhs ' ny
Enough from time to dine TO meet The needs Of me
ssy ses% no ss' pI Sa4ss
ae' both buyers and sellers Indifferent about ao'hs
MoLAssEs ASD sYRrrs~There sow sales ,ass
T 'da sh PRICE W
ufug. ordinary 70 common. 1Oal5c. fair 10 PRIME
e9l?r choice 20n23c pen-kettle. fair 20 gooo -1V
&c. prime choice 29a3Gc barbados 2oa-cc 10
Rico 2sn32c. syups-Sugar. ordinary 10 common 'p''
lair good Halle: prime 70 choice len@zc ,.,,.
NAVAL STORES-Stock: Rosin. %. 10 Dds; sP.i.s
tspentine Gi6 bbs. 1Gs3 bbls The naKet w., We
qulet throughout ana without 70 prices spirits
Gipsatine quoted 27i4427$4c ard rosn common ,,
fd 35QS1 30 Tar and pitch were quiet DN
aoout steady unchanged prices. , - ro,,tra,
OlLS-AI oil markets were inacti.e ahI sa
to-day the that the Produce
vas closed the day. and the members OF me
"a not. therefore get together, Is their oa no
Ccttonseed sod slowly Jobbing way WIN" ,n,o
range quoted prices. while lard and nseed or ,,on
Neglected Quotations were named io;o"s; ga
seed OIL prime crude bbls. 2i02ic prime ornne ,roy
prime. 29q3oc: on grade 2sn2s'sc sum"r7r0 butter
naly 3ln32c: winter white. prime, ".n",c tavv
grades. aOqa1c lard oil Boo linsced OIL Amef'N" law"
o,c: American boiled SO: Calcutta raw oo oieccd
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Bcrth freighs W s d,rs rat:
ce Produce Exchange being closed Tor ',lr uie
are as last quoted. follows: Grain t. so, ai
HUI ed Leith 3lAd Newcastle 3ild ANVIL
ltoiierdau 5Hc: Amsterdam. 5i9c llambuig' 80 pr
s7an IN Cork orders nominsiiy. - 90 III 80
NY cotton Liverpool I'D petroleum 70 thl,gn ,"ss
gin Is odW2s j1.... .cHARTF;fs-'hh Char
,srs follow; British bark: 600 bbls napnha 5nn hbis
pha TO Liverpool. q 3D. Norwegian bark ' ovnc2'r
petroleum Philadelphia 10 sabies' do2nnes I'M" TO
United Kingdom. I6s February loading; oc'iI@" "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25

go ,r r'' . .Gg2S II. 1,3 II 81
EEEys cceg's for two G1 ~" Ga's ana SporS
ana - Tor the market. making WIN >, cars e
AT Jcrscv Cit, Trading was rather slow at the start
Sd, pr''S sh Just ar Ircnea ana @oscd 10
higher. The wards wcr" cleared ~ a ~ "a c5ast 80
% oESn and sss at hoce Fat o9. :. o ,s
s. - ci,y dressed sides slow at 6aa'c per H. cN,'
do 9a"i.c rne @ndon cable quotes ,cors nm
changed at ioqil'sc dressed weight from medium ~, 30
NJ 9iodschmdG: EOS head for Scham9cre ESQ sheep
for IS Elliott, 500 qgaI,.rs ., Of , n ~ steers Is b aver
aga a, s. o. prr 100 H. de ~ at s, q" - i.
AZ l5 = ~ 70. At 81 DO 1.s No. at = a. 10 i ic s. s.
= DO ie TO- az 5, ~ II III i az No. d. i, H. Al
81 H. 10 Kentucky oxen. i2G H. a. ;" ,s,. " al,
81 l@ia y at s. - z d" a q, 5, ., at : s,n1
H. ~: 10 d. I5>t n a. s.; 49, 20 d. i4" ~ a."
s5r H. . a. '" q, 3 x Il 49, o ~ a, s. - 70 io
III - -. d. 80 IL. at 81 80; d.. 81 H. at
Newton & co. - wcs'ern :' M a, o 5. r. +;
a. s. s, e. il : STATE eas roo n s:a@ d: so ~
at 81 % do ' s ~d a. . isae ~ "a" s. g. oxen
rs n a; 50 ~ ,. 9Th 1870 a.. q = d. Si H. a, 81
q d. ~. n. AZ 81 80. i; d. 80 T. AZ 81 20.
- ao " irsi 'r'' "a, 70 % g. H. n a ~
T. Shamterg sons. chicago si""fs 1-'' IT, a.
Hume & Mullen I STATE oxen. Isa' n. A. 81 :"
iiaiicnS,cI iIel,s: o>en. ~ 10 at s. ." bulls
: Judd = Co.: bulls. 1913 II. AZ 81 30. : COWS '''
MILCli COWS Receipts - .sal; no trad ns f',nF
dun anl nominal. Quotations s@H$'' Tor poor - k'i
cArVfs RECEIPTS. 4ae head au or Tho market h'-
rrand active ana prices arm i"r ''' ana b" '' -
higher for Western ~ Al 40 ,n,.ri,nfi '
aal .r-,- s. ~ asa i" r W~-'erns -na >'4sN Or
CIV dressed ,.ais '1lo' ar country dressed am ''.
:, S ,..'' r. a. ,,, u. \
,tiy,. -. y, 49, g.. a.. Co., "a - - 81 - 3D. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
DRESS MAKING.

"A cot TrRlERE FRANCHISE
Fancy wrists. STREET. dinner and ball
dresses AIl,s' materials made special
sfyl.r fl- large laalcs. r"mod"ilrg short
notice. moderate prices. Nine. hNll.i-
sos. los W"yt i7th-st.. lat" with stern
Bros.
FIHST-CLASS DREsSMAKER. lat" with
Dru'x = CO.. Oh ave. VIII ~ ont. ~ -.
formerly S. -. evening street AMI collrs"
dr..-cs r.rfc.f nfilue r"mlleiling.
UEEHN 400 Lexington ave.
FRENCH pRFsSMNi<ER mairs stylish
costumes 50 up, hy day. 81 -; refer
cue-s -, 3l-ttr.
FRENCH pRESsMAKER.- Filter. cutter.
r.II -eam~iicss. highest references. en-
gasom.nt hy month in plivat" family IN
or ont 90 citF. Address 800 East 10Th So
NE~. COOK. PRIVATE DREsSMAtTR.
go issf 13l-s' Ladies material mais
up of material furnished nrst-c!ass work
n, moderate prices. Evening dresses
'geci1lfy
SEAL. GARMENTS rclycl and altered into
rt.rinnaiia ,apca and ~ \ Jackets Ms
BARKER. iid Wsst 3afh-sf. near Broad
way. lstc win Gunth.rs sons 3'h-av".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS

+ rIckIIAKpT. $40 L"noN aye. store.
irs' Inventor 81 folding h"dst"ais. cahi-
u.fmaling AMI upholsi"ring In al branches
vanishing and DECORATING carpets ami
HAIR mattresses made 10 suit.
WANTED niguo. useful. patented arti-
olc fYr pa, ~iclans' or dentists use, a!''
orc Or NATL business. CONTRACT. Box
3D.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-25
FOR SALE.

At EEpTcEp PRICES 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines.
fully guaranteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY DS Mad-
sNu-et.
AT LITTIES TOOf. STOEE. - Fulton
s. New York wofkghop machinery No"t
powsrl. list Tree. wood carving tools. scroll
SAWS. designs and fancy woods incuhators
and b1ooders tn operation
An AUTOMATIC STENOGRAPHFR for
$40 complete. an, Language" In operation
q, 40 Broadway. Room - 81 hoo; rrgu-
lar price. SlOo
ASSORTMENT now and second hand
pianos. all makes. $50 up. cash. install
mcuis. i'nt. exchange. WALTERS. - AMI
~ University Place. near Union SQUARE.
- East i2th-s'.. near Broadway.
FIR SALE New and ingenious device for
covering wire and wire rope. known az
Mc4uarrio's arrving machine. Cail or ad
drcss \. MQIARRIE. - North Moorc-st..
y Y CIV
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FLATS no LIFT ufurnishcd.

,TIf-ANE los corner seth ilrshh'
apartment ns'rl'"hlnt l"ih. i'"' "'''-
$50 T. T. STONE. ca Broadway.
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4 DANIEL CONE TO JUDGMENT.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY MADE EASY AND SAFE BY
TIE DECISION or BROOKLINE
POLICE JUSTICE.

THE DECISION OF \ BKOOkLTN
POLICE JUSTICE.
BOSTON, Dec 24-It decided to-day by Judge
Drew of the Brook.ine Police Court. that Mrs
Roardman. of Brooklne. who handed over her
nurse. containing sum of money, to trampish-
looking man last Friday night. not. in
legal sense. robbed by highwayman. The man
stopped her and asked her for her money She
ranled that she had only little. He asked her
~ step beneath a gaslight and show the amount
This she did and the tramp deman' ID it, She
handed II over to him Mrs. Boardm4I says that
she was so thoroughly frightened that she could
no, do otherwise than hand over her money. Judge
~, holds that since the tramp did not take her
money by force he not guilty Of highway
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE Ponies f1r chhirfn. no''
~',-,ereI- ~ stalls Address Ilit- -. :.
JACKSON. J.. o Box 1911. Jamaica. l. l.