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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
NEW RRE NSNVICK.

At tho sessions OF the New-Jersoy State Teach
crs Association. held this week In Asbury Park
~ brewster willis. OF Ncw-Brunswick Superin'
tcndcnt OF the MddlcseN County Schools. and pres
ident of tho association was IN the chair. and
olution was adopted thanking him for his earnest
work IN the interests of the associa tion. Mrs. Ia
Rue Nredcnburg and Professors Edward ]" Bar
bour and George WilmOt. OF Ncw-!Brunswick. were
among the entertainers nt the convention.
Senator Charles g. Herbert. OF New Brunswick.
Is "A member OF the subcommittee OF the Senate
Investigating Committee TO inquire into the affairs
OF Hudson county.
Several members OF tho Gilbert Society OF New
brunswick formed a east and produced "Confusion'
I'm Asbury Park last night
DR. j. Warren Rice. prominent physician o.
New Brunswick. has returned from IA trip to
Europe.
Meetings OF the Borough Commits oners OF Mill
town and the Township Committee OF North 'runs-
wick held Tuesday afternoon. and ord-
providing for the ,rta Enlistment OF the troll
ley throughout the places passed TO their second
reading.
Lieutenant Joseph c. Cashier. l.. 5. A.. IL visiting
his parents In this city, on two months leave OF
absence from his post at Fort Leavenworih Kan
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BELLEEILLE.

Mss A. c. Manning. OF Holmes-st.. who has been
appointed n missionary to Alaska. Will start IN
few days for her station.
The Beeville Methodist Episcopal Sunday-schooi
will have It's annual excursion on July %. In con-
juction with the Reformed Church school OF Frank
lin, going TO Glen Island
The Rev. Eugene A. Farrell. OF Mendham. who
has been appointed priest OF 81. Peters Church. IN
place Of the late Rev. J J. Murphy. will conduct
service tomorrow.
project to utilize the present Methods, Church
property OF Beevile for the town hall is receiving
attention The church trustees DESTROYS OF DIS
posing OF their property.
The Belleville Exempt Fircmen's Association mas
appointed Citizens Committee 10 devise ways ana
means for receiving and entertaining VISITING hre-
men Mt the hren parade on August 10 The COM
mittee is John ". Eastwood. Francis Hendritks;
c. j.. Casebolt. James Hartman. jr, Afrei
Stephens and w n. H. Sisum
Next Monday the Township Committee VIII open
proposals for the macadam!zng OF ten miles o.
streets. for which bonds were recently issued
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HARRISON

4. the meeting Of the business Mems Association
OF Harrison Monday Arthur Greenfield. James
Joule PatrcK Toohcy T.. Ro1cnweiser william
Walkle and Charles j. witt were elected delegates
to the annual convention OF the Retail Merchants
Association In Morristown Wednesday. July L.
The annual picnic OF Harrison Hook and Ladder
Company. No |, viii be held on Saturday. July a.
the grounds In clcv.land-avc.
The newly elected officers Of EthIc Lodge No
10 knights of Pythias, were Installed on Monday
night. The rank Of Knight was conferred On one
OF the members
The joint excursion OF the Davis Memorial Metho-
dist church, First Baptist Church and the Knox
Presbyterian Church 10 Long branch. Ocean Grove
ana Asbury Park, VIII take piacc to-day.
The annual report Of Principal Prcndergasi. ~
the Hamilton Stree6 Public School. shows the num-
Der Of boys enrolled 3oi. girls 23. total. 80.
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sum NIT.

,r,o c.erks employed In tn" various S''''s "
-, ,,,o f,rm,l an Organization FOR the pnr-
,.,., ~ having the stores closed early "u''"e '''
summer =. A.,
.rh. Fourth OF July was obServri III S"''''''' ~
,or,le and picnic given by Hose company w.
and I,ook ami Ladder Company NO l.
4, a meeting OF summit Council. hoya AT.
nm an Monday evening. Or. n H. Mcin'os''
delivered an address on "The Horse MA" r"''''''
Friend" ~
.vn fc,e for tho benen, Of the Arthur , ion,r
FOR DESTITUTE Boys VIII hr Given ." WV ~
wool grounds on july w. .,- ,.,..s
rho census returns show that there arc 200 Tor'v
s.i families and iso7 people In the t1MnssrP ,orn
4; r.r con, OF the population are Foreign po'''
James II. pitcher and his family nave so"e "
Main. 10 spend the summer ,- %
THO rown,hiu Committee on Tuesday evening r.
ceiyei bids for lighting the streets rom ~, i,nh,
,n ,;,s company and the Newark f..ec.IsS .s, -,
and power Company. The gas company o'i.' 80
llgh, the streets nj the rate OF SzE i,rp wa:
~ Ia,mn a year Owing to the violent oppossi-
e. ion ~ pr William II. Risk and Charles r.; Da,K-
iey r,esient OF the summit Improvement SocleH'
q, grantirg the contract 10 any electric nBn' cVIi
~ * - on The grounds that the poles and wires
PAM Tisogmre the streets OF the township ana
civ. trolley line an opening. chairman Day, oi
tho Township Committee, said that the ""o'e i'"'
ter would be laid over 49,
Women Christian Temperance mon 10 rnpi aosd
tho ono destroyed BY ice last winter was p'aceu
yesterday In tnon-ave -
The first Of series OF Lectures on ; 10 ~ "a
,hc 10y t sprhst on wy wesne s evening
Father G. A. vas.a.lo OF 81. Teresa,s Cnurcn,
who has been seriously III, VIII san tor Eu'opo o''
the Kaiser Wilhelm on July 90
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who has been IN charge since March, VIII remain
with him as assistant secretary
,,olo,el and Mrs f. X Sibley. OF Prospect-s'..
E,st orange with Miss De Vine hav" gone on al,
extended Trip through the YELLOWSTONE valley ana
Alaska
Nrs lob, n bradley and Miss Mary Bradley. OF
Wiiiom.s, East Orange are spending the summer
al outset. Mass. ,
Mr. and Mrs ] H. Armitase. Of PaiK-ave.. Est
Grange and Miss Maie r. Armltagc nave tik..n
POSSESSION Of their cottage at Lake Hopatcons lot
the season. ,
Nr and Mrs Ioseph T. Lloyd. Of East Park. East
Orange are at Spring Lake Beach
Mr.. and Mrs l.. f. Harker, Of Evergreen rlace.
East Orange. have gone 10 HlSnIanh Mh'S' oi''S'
county New-York. for the summer
The Rev william Adams Brown, son cf Joh1
Crosby Brown the banker. mas taken possess, -, =,
FOR the sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert l. vnlerhlI. Of Eurne' ~.
East ORANGE are spending inc su""'' az ''s'
HI. y. ".
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BLOOMFIELD.

The Simonson estate. In Brookdale. has been SOD
10 a syndicate. of which Charles ". Martin is tho
head.
The Township Committee has fixed August a.
the date OF public hearing on the application OF
the North Jersey Traction Company for a franchise
for trolley road between Bloomfield and cad-
well. This application has been before the COM
mi,tee for over a year. and has been held pending
the efforts Of the company TO get through Mont
clair.
The following have been appointed n committee
on the centennial anniversary OF he First fres-
byterian Church: The Rev. James Beverage Leo
ANIL Dodd. William A. Baldwin, Iialsey ~ bar,,
rett Thomas MCGOWAN, Herbert NJ. bidduipn ANU
Walter Shading.
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tiD\Tcf,All,.

The second annual hospital fc'e was he'd last
Tues lay on the athletic club grounds n largo num-
Der ~ guests being present The club members
waived their privileges AMI paid namitiance inc
same as opi-ii r. in addition - th" booths etc
n burlesat. baH game was pinycl AZ p m. be-
tween the lies and gentlemen" ten on side
AMI no uinilre The ladies were Milton Gibron
and T. VI Harrison nurses. Harold Harrison. bride,
William Cadnus. Hayward Harris. r. W. stephens
and \ \ Miller. gr!eiy girls. Harry stewart \. :
Campbell and William strong fancy costume The
mon we're M,.s-. Worth English. Stanley. l"nps.
Morrison. Watkins Walker. Francs anl Hrnr"r.
An entertainment Mt which Mother Goose w.'
hostess was cl.en for the children At 30. art ~
the e9ening "Ti.ly" Wiiinms'- Ministries. all local
talent. entertained large audience IN The hor-e.
sheds, which had been turned into n" iinpfoMl'"
hail :or the O-rssol.
aecsl Fourth q Juy d ,.- wa. sy,a at mo NO
vlirg extra music 'or The dancing. when "i' con-
t.nuei until o'clock
The following delegates vii! be sent By he Mont
clair Christian EnleAvor Union 10 ihe National Con
vcntion a. Boston July II Niles HAYWARD. Ma
h.ss.cherer, Mr.. John D..eo'i M,.' s.ssr'. Ma
SANFORD !, " Prescott. John Prescott. John Tor
rens and Elliot Marshall.
This afternoon tho. athletic contests which. were
schclulcl o begin a'a o'clock VIII 10 replaced By
Of baseball between the married ard single
men ~ the Montclar Aihl"ic club Tn" captain u
the Bencdicl. ~ll be Charles T. Van vieck. and
the bachelor. viii be captaln~i by Paul Harrison
The Roy. 4 II bradford, pastor Of the First con
grfgational church. has been appointed irlcca"
to Japan By ne American Hoarl Of Foreign Mis-
fions Dr bradford. i - accepts. VIM start In
Fourth Of July was celebrated hy Areson Post,
son, Of E","r,n- ~ psr1i' "ncs "G ara e an
eynen. officials. etc. offer which th'ie was a nag
presentation and speeches
the Mon'ciair branch Of tho Delaware. Iacknwann,
and Western Railroad. and one OF the Oldest and
home. in park.si loa, sunday evening at the age
Of seveniy-four years.
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FRANKLIN.

Fifty fowls were stolen from William GEORGE
hennery In Kingsand-st., Tuesday night Inc
thieves made n clean sweep OF one coop OF young
fowls The inmates OF the house near BY heara ~
noise.
The veteran circus clown Eaton stone en'e.
tained a number OF his brother performers al h'S
home. in Kingsland-st.. Wednesday,
A knights OF Honor lawn party was he'd on INC
Franklin Athletic Grounds Wednesday night.
The Independent Citizens League has appo'hte'
q committee TO arrange for mass-meeting 70 oe
held at an early day. A campaign for reform ~
local matters and a proper observance OF the 0a"
bath will be made
Franklin Township will advertise for bids TOT .ne
construction OF $500 feet OF macaddm ROAD ~ g..
holder r. w Booth was requested to intcrcede ios
tho construction OF an arch bridge over THRU
River. at Ccntre-st. -,
Thomas Brown. whose property is on Thru
River. has procured q preliminary in1u"eu nr
against the trolley company to prevent the .v I'm
struction OF a trestle across the stream a. !" WV
touch his property. ----s--------
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UNION HILL.

Ferdinand Moeschen. OF New-York were married
this week at the home OF the brides parents. Miss
Emma Gnner was bridesmaid. and George
Moeschen best A reception was held at the
Casino In Paisade-ave.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Church o. Our
County Clerk John G. Fisher. The corporators
Bi4hop Winan M Wigger. Vicar-denera John J.
OConnor. the Rev. Alexander Berghold, rector OF
the church. and Adam Regatti and Alexander AciS.
erman, laymen.
Mrs. Warne Smyth. OF No. s2e Fulton-st gave
reception for the graduates OF the High school A
few nights ago Music provided. and dancing
formed the principal feature OF the evenings pro-
gramme.
Miss Edith King. OF Kossuth-st.. has gone TO the
Thousand Islands for the summer.
poverty sociabie'' was given on Wednesday
night by the Womens Christian Union OF the
Union Gospel Mission.
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CRAWFORD

Until further notice. the Crawford Library rooms
viii 10 open each Tuesday and Friday morning
from 10 20 Il o'clock.
Crawford Township has a population OF Ei@' wi
houses and 4s3 families The census OF ~" gave
Il a population OF LIN
a, a rne.,inn ~ the Wes,held Township Com.
m,t;ce h j Whitehead asked the committee II
thew would lay the sewers In Rose race AT .'.s
s,d. Of Tho road and thus save the nacand,,h
roaGhcd Engineer Durham opposed ms. bH's
amounting to nearly 400 were ordered pa''
Delegates from Westneld and Rosee councils OF
~. funor - L. \. VI. and \. .. H. TOOK part III
~. nar.de In Crawford on THURSDAY
The state officers OF the Royal Arcanum visited
cr,mford Council on Tuesday night. There was
large attendance OF members
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NILIBt'H\.

Mrs. Ada Agens. OF Morris-ovc.. sprIngncld. Miss
Anna Toole and Miss Eva Dillon. OF Main-st. Mill
burn. have gone 10 Ocean Grove.
James T. Harrington. OF Phillips Academy, An.
dover, and his brother. Wentworth l.. Harrington.
Of Harvard. spending their vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Harrington. on Old
Short Hills road
George ". Campbell and his family, OF OLD Short
Hills road, started Tuesday for their summer house
al Lake llopatcorg.
MilIDurn and Springfield Township people have or
ganized branch OF the Republic Savings Loan AS
soriaiion. Of Newark The officers Oliver Bon
nell. OF Millburn. president; Postmaster n G. Cox.
OF Springfield. vice-presldeni: John d. Parkhurst
OF Mlburn. secretary; Thomas y. Douglass OF MIL.
burn trcasuINy
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ENGIEWOOD.
ENGLEWOOD
FOURTH OF JULY A GALA hAN phHi'H HE
eTopN-pOlNfS OF THE FIELD GLIB

rOrErU OF JULY 4 GALA DAY DESPiTE TIE
sropM-poINGs OF THE FIELD cLrn
Tho splrits Of the Englewood patriots were n
,r.no dorpcncd nv the dismal Fourth Of July. vet
they managed To carry ou' n large part "' 'h'r
,,orr,,,ncs IA ARRANGED. TIE young people csie-
c.ny were nitlc daunc1 10y ~" STORM J" Do
sure those who had arranged afternoon P'h'' III
In. woods were competed to content 'hemH"iNt'
Win moro domestic joys but the enthusiasts at
,,c Field Cluh wcrc ont I'm fiil force IN tho morn
ing a tennis tournnmcnt progressive wa" p'ly'd
ON the cub grounds II WAS G"cld"iN SUCCESSFUL
despite the not altogether lrihng lact va, th rrl
pretty steadily hronsn.g cv.N m p.rn., anI
the tennis I'm th"sc matches was t'"p 'h' Nvnn'r'
G'rS among ,hc cnn rn,' and IN osSm corp.t.
lion would even row be able T. win f'oi" I'D" oll'r
r'rHf IN" S,snh,ll game n the club had {, he
abandoned completely I'm the afternoon. hni 10
i'm mo ,,cninr ana the young people proved them.
selves ms ndcflugahlc AZ ever IN the paisnii 81
pleasure
Incnt for members ~ The club on next Thw'day,
Triin, aud saturday The matches WIN be- IN men,
s'"ns n n'a ,dc SonGsS ay vii begin sncn
doy a, p N l''s' iwo or' OF thr'e soy. wv, wv, W
i've viii he noe ss,ry - decide the winner
rh' hIcy,l" noral parade at the Fioli Cnh I nM
pourca in torrents ne, before III parade neean.
The costumes were beautiful Miss lr"'ie fark.
S o. SG yIsSr e e s'GS So ' secdni r, "' and
Miss Jennie Mncka, tnirG Thr )nify, "er" sn n,l
"i fT rc rnH' oa ii rrana v IcSkns q Npnc
Though Enf"wood IL hy no means deserted. III"
number ~ people Nhi depart 'or Europ" r. lnrfc,s
names % towuspcop,e hore Tho houses ict' by heir
owner. are many ln,,p ,t m I,, wp ' 9np,
brighton No,ch ls proving ihcer days tho Mecca
for MUSCLE lovers here who make semi weekly pill
grmares TO the pavilion oi music 10y the 'eA'
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has again been taken up Antitoxin was s"ece''
BAYONNE.

,rs ,,or, norc1oo principal OF Public School
Xo A. Mics Hannah r. Wilson. vice-princ'pai o.
School No 2; Miss Alice F.. WILSON, eN-pri"o'p.' "
School 40. 4. and Missc@ Anna >. Gudsh III" ~
\ Farnan. of that school. left town Oh lhu''ua'
for Denver Col where they VIII at'enu Tue -"
nr,l session OF the National Education Association
Their return trip will be made by way Vi ','e
,.,,no xationol Park salt Lake City and Butte
city Mont - -
Nr ond Mrs. william g. Apers. OF Avenue
and silver.st have arrived home from soJo"," ~
cauc Nav where Dr. Alpers was III a''e""a''
=, Tho annual convention Q, the New-Jersey S'a'e
Medical Society.
Among the passengers who saiieh OF 'he STU
.hln :, Louis on her latest trip to Europe w"S
s."' ,..,or T,,i,ar wife Of Dr. Dallas. OF East
r,,,,socond.st She VIII visit klnsfolk III Inc
south Of England
Nr and Mrs Thomas II. Newman. OF Jessan'"e
Lodge. Rceston, England are enjoying inv ~.
n,t,llty or the latter's mother, MIS- f'''u' u ~
Ca Ayenue G. Miss Rccl viii accompany the"
when they return home 49,. r
,orntonai Council Of Women and Prom", !. dorrl-
urcr on temperance AMI woman siIirhsr, - III ~
cii.i Tor the sumner months at NO. - NVen"e 80
Accompanied by Miss sdwGil' o M;SS Mrs John
Thomrscn dfn Wes 1 RI @ffh 4, in succa-
sunna Morris County. ~ D. -, ...,,. n
professor Charles Kramer OF 10 62 Ays" =" hi.
nae ,n,r-nel home from an cxtende' s,SI. ~"
forncr home Mt Iaubas Eschenhach' "''"'"
rr,,oss,r william TIL IN Avenue [ ana Vs. W,
rbtrtv second ST. sailed last Saturnny io ,,a rskc
to friends In Scotland ana 'o"' '"''''
Country .,, .,oo,a q. (.Itv
John C. nouon q Yves, .s",an a. secre
M wv 49, xnw'york East River Fridge tomm's'
-. .,,c,ed The
Hudson Engine company 80 B. mas so Tnsfrs" vice.
e,i',,,lny ofnccrs. presd, ~. Ern"s' Sn"' Mo
rrcsdrnt j l. beaumont; re'ori,ns ,1;rci IA.
Frnnk 4 Icmnl financial sccrc,nty; or oman vi.
unrri n Frank nrst assistant foreman, Ma Lamp
+ Sconeli second assistant n1s assistant
rngccr Eugene Garrsnrnn, s'c .,mm,rd John "
t,,., ,in' trustees j. Foster Potter 'hA'cS j.
EnvnnAgh and Frank Eley
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NtJTL,EY

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Eames OF Denver. are &C.
cupyng the Arthur Hoebcr cottage In the Enclos-
ure Mr. a-d Mrs. Hoeber are spending the sum-
mcr at Bayport Long Island
The census OF Franklin township shows In
crease OF over 90 per cent In the population since
1890 when the inhabitants numbered 2,007 There
1916 people In the township according to tho
census lust taken. In 1880 the number l,6l7.
affect the saloon keepers as II raises the license
fee from $50 to $3.50 The increased revenue to the
township will be $1,000
Work on the big shoe factory near Avondale sta.
ton has stopped. The worknen have not received
their money. and the material men are cartng
away their lumber.
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WESTWOOD.

Mrs John J. VoorhIs. the wife o. we-tolo
citizen % Wcstwooi. was hally bitten yesterday
by a large milk srakc which had crawlci into the
cellar and among pile OF kinding wood Mrs.
Noorhi- wcri to thc celler FOR basket OF kindng
wood. and when she stopped down the snake sprang
ont Of the pile and fastened its fangs In her arm
ncar the elbow. Mrs Voorhis DID not faint or
scream. but took a pair Of large shears which her
husband kept hanging on the wall and giving
chase to the snake. severed its head from its body
and after finishing her task went TO doctor and
had the wound dressed. Her arm was much swollen,
and white and dark rings formed around her arm,
similar 20 the stripes around the snake.
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HOBOKEN.

The marriage OF Miss Emilia c. Crete and George
Bernard Siebod took place Thursday at the
home OF the BRIDES parents Mr. and Mrs. +. ~
Grefe No: 734 Garden-st. Miss Laura Crete sister
Of the bride. bridesmaid and William Baeder
was best man. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Henry Mattice. OF the First Reformed
Church, after which a pleasant reception was he'd
which well attended.
An enjoyable birthday reception was given by
Miss Bertha king at the home Of her parents, No
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RUTHERFORD.

Independence Day was celebrated with unusual
vlgor In Rutherford Thursday. and every Item
q the public celebration WAS over before the rain
storm gained much headwny, Tho borough flag wns
hoisiol AZ A. m. a detachment Of Company l..
81 Regiment. firing the salute. The parade. with
Charles BURROWS grand marshal, went from
Depot square. through Tnon-ave.. Chcstuut-st
land Cross and orient Way. Aftcr The parade
patriotic exercises were he'd In Iyceum Hall. Con-
gre sman James +. Stewart being inc orator.
Engine Company No. 2 removed II Park-ayc and
Ulehlau1 cross On Monday night the members
being escorted by hraSr band ne they marched
from Ames-avc with their apparatus.
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VERONA.

The Cedar Grove Congregational Church held a
celebration July T.
All CT the inmates OF the City Home who were
sick with dlphtheria have recovered. For several
we're dsba nded and the children employed out OF
doors as much as possible The regular home life
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1901


The West Orange Field Club has just been or
ganzed In West Orange among the residents on
the eastern slope Of the Orange Mountain. Fine
grounds have been laid out. On Thursday the
grounds were FOR ally opened with tennis tourna
ment In mems aiA women's singles. at which hand
some cups were the prizes. In the evening there
were fireworks and social dance at the home Of
the president The officers OF the club are: pr 81
dent II. G. Kyle: vice president. Ray Cummings
Gall.
willard Smith, the new general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Assumed the
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nsk $40 %csr o pnr port bark re fS ss
hence port Denmark owners account COUNT. a the
ship 1.tst tons to arrive. cotton Newo,i'a ans rosn
and spirits savannah 10 cork orders Is ID and - 81
respecye ,sh s,eaTn n,;sd Snr 1G Continent
United states 3D. Is "a direct chsrieTsd ,rsnde
do Sui soc per Dbl bark Al. tons ,previous british
Portland to aIssdo ,nn pra AND general
hence TO Martinique at or ABOUT and back lump
Hritisl schooner Ca tons general hence to rns'
SPAR abou! 81 So n nuso sG a%aica sc Bit,
sh schooner 2sa tons lumber. Union Island to 81 1.
g. @ nSs S tons ,"ns Coal Philadelphia Bath
81 o. $50 tons capacity Edgewater 70 efi the
members of the caiorseed oil trade without rayinS
T9%' ann and ,b "4 nssres Ms the not
heavy. The Of the market ho"ryrr o,s SUI. n,m
yellow Lard and nseed Gs hold sr ciITy Sr TSs sum-
al 2syc ana 100 bbs OF yellow. at &c crude al A,.",
want eeiSc We quote: coitonsecd oil prime ,. Gsds
bbls e4a2ic, prime crude loose I ANIL mc. summer
yellow prime 2sa2sse Of suInm &C., y'''w wbc PRIME
wnHr yrlS% grm ler, "S S BRINE "y oc n-r
IN. American raw. 42c Ancccar ho'e'' ''' ''''"'''
market win, IN Hi % S Sa market
for refined PETROLEUM was quiet on, M ai%qsiepha
gro,e; carsoes hsrIeis M inoielphia S a.,
nlphllia. - -.
RIcE-The market was quiet locally bu, at primary d
Tamages sons OF Charleston telegraph Sa no o
eSp da'e IS foSws Rec braws goods
prices held rrmly fractional advance They ,es d
a0% oe%. ep se ras Including rIs
sacks against ST. 400 saGEs Ia, 500 bbs last
NILS shut down until new yrar oInf market firm
With UPWARD tendenoy quote Carolina and Louisiana.
ordnqy .a?S, c G% f faT to saF Extra
head &C. Java. p3ci iaya in , 6S%' .aac '"'"
he London market u