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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
MISS CRABTREE DID Not APPEAR

Miss Lolita Crabtr,e. the former actress. who
should have appeared before the Grand Jury yes
terday IN reference to q charge she IS said 10 be
anxious TO make against her brokers' Macy & Pen
dleton formerly OF BrOad-st.. did not call at the
Criminal Courts Building II was said that the
firm had failed to return TO her $4,000 In securl-
ties which she is said to have left with them. The
firm has failed.
Dstrict-Attorney Gardiner had conference with
one OF his assistants. Daniel + O'Reilly. after
which he said that he would not permit the case
to be considered by the Grand jury unless il was
shown conclusively 10 him that the two men were
out OF his Jurisdiction and fugitives from justice
He said that the rule he had made that al cases
must first go a police Magistrate before coming
TO him would he adhered 10 in this case. and he
would ad wise Miss Crabtree 10 go to MaglstrAte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
rop TIE MILITARY CARNVAL.

p.oo,r.tions are moving forward rapidly Tor inc
Itep"' ,,,,aI which is 70 open Monday even
Inc al the Madison Square Garneh'
Colonel Charles II. Luseomb. president OF Nne
,osrue announced yesterday that number OF ne"
,,emhers had been admitted 10 the Military Athletic
came this week. including the 81 Battery OF
Brooklyn and other separate COMPANIES III '"''
state. ,.., 90 h,yo \ otard mount AT the
i ~ an no commissioned officer. sergeant and
tnvr corpcrals The guards will be supplied by me
isf and "A batteries. the Ola 'uarh ana Inc 'th ana
I2th regiments -, 49,. l., ,bo .,,,, =, -
,ii.'HH,, Tbey will be escorted TO the Garden by
rnn, = There has been a heavy advance sale OF
~ and the indications that the Garden will
~, crowded every night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
MOODY MEETINGS BEGIN TOMORROW.
THE EVANGELIST WILL PREACH EVERY AFTER

THE EVANGELIST WILL PREACH EVERY AFTER
NOON AND EVENING FOR FIVE DAYS.
II IS expected that the meetings 10 be held for
five days by Dwight l.. Moody In the Grand Cen.
trail Palace Lexington-ave. and Forty third-st, be.
ginning tomorrow. will among the most suc-
cessful and largely attended OF any ever held by
Mr.. Moody. This series OF meetings is the result
of large number Of letters received by Mr.. Moody
from all classes OF people In this city. At the
close Of his series Of meetings. held at Car
negie Hall from January to "a. this year. Mr..
Moody said that II the people OF New-York wished
him come again they were 10 write TO him.
Tho reply have left doubt In his mind as
10 whether he was wanted here again or not but
both Sir. Moody and ". f. Louges. who manages
the meetings were also much impressed by tho
large number Of requests that tho meetings should
be held in the evenings so that the working peo-
pie might have n chance Of hearing Mr. Moody.
As n result OF this. he will preach every evening
at o'clock as well in the afternoon at 8. 1t
In order that meetings might be held in the
evenings that the Grand Central Palace was chosen
instead Of Carnegie Hall Which y ,s snsasea for Or
here Another feature of these meetings will DO
from 10 a I'll 10 p. M, There will be meetings
tomorrow at p m. and p m. At which MI.
Moody will preach. A. c, Dixon VII also speak;
E sosy meetings ShaSmsn ffsS I'D Sy Viii
H. NJ. wharton. OF Baltimore. G /. sconeid. OF
Northfed. and A. C. Dixon, Of Brooklyn.
After the daily meetings at p. m. and 8 p m.
The meetings will close on Thursday, which Win
be Christian Endeavor day. Tho meetings on that
day will be IN charge OF John Wills Baer Dr. y.
SEATS Win b r. Al al the meetings r.: sing
ss T Jacobs Ss 1s ana : + nks assisted sh
Mount Hermon Quartet and n large choir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
REEFS SAYS HE Is N A SANTA RUM

The argument IN the writ OF habeas corpus oh
tanned b. Eva NJ. Gus, 70. the production In court
OF Howell c. Rees was Yesterday adjourned by
Justice B!schof In the Supreme Court until next
Tuesday. William F. Howe counsel for the plain
tn read letter from Rees addressed 10 Z. VI
White a lawyer which stated that he 0lees) was
voluntarily taking a much-needed rest in n private
santarium The letter also stated that the writer
know nothing whatever OF the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings which instituted in his behalf
Mr. Eees Is the young man who disappeared some
time ago Ii has been alleged that he was forciby
detained In an insane asylum In what asylum he
is has not been made public. The lawyers say that
they know where he Is. but refuse TO give any in
formation n 10 the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
WILMINGTON MERCHANT A Suicide.
FRANK PYLE. PRESIDENT OF a LARGE LEATHER
COMPANY SHOOTS HIMsELT.


Wilmington. Del. March 11.--Frank Pyle. pres-
dent OF the c. a. j. Pyle Company. large leather
manufacturers. committed suicide late this AFTER
noon by shooting himself in the temple. Mr. Pyle
was alone In his smoking-room. on the third noor
OF his home. at Tenth and Franklin sts. His wife
and daughter were out driving. and on their re-
turn found him dead In chair. He had heen IN
good spirits the works during the day. and drove
home with his wife. she left him AZ the house
No is given for the suicide except de-
mestc trouble. two of his children having been
divorced within two or three years Mr.. Pyle was
a member OF the municipal commission that pre-
pared the nov city charter. He was about ni'y..
Two years old, and a of Cyrus Pyle. founder OF
the G. & j. Pyle Company .,,.
man supposed to he Robert Brandon WalIac r.,
Of Washington, Penn. found dead to-hleht III
a room AT the Hotel Jennings. He registered rom
Philadelphia. His body showed evidence OF Strych-
nine poisoning \ pillhox labelled "CAlomel was
found but It IS supposed 20 have contained s'rS en-
nine Letters from his mother asking MN 10 t co's
home q cents and some pawn tickets were loulp
in his pockets. He was about twenty-sN years o'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
METHODIST LENTEN SERvICES.

Special Lenien services will begin In ST PauIs
Methodist Episcopal Church.. West End-aye. and
Fichty-sixth-st tomorrow evening, and Will con-
t,n,e for toyo weeks every evening but Saturday.
The pastor. ;he Rev. George T. Eckman. will de-
liver brief address sermon each evening during
the series of meetings. r. p Stout. OF Phiade-
nhiaoap,U conduct the singing. Mrs. Joseph L.
49, VIII also sing Committees Of leading men
In ibs church have been formed 10 manage the de-
tails ~ the movement. \ beautifully printed IN
a.on j. being circulated by official church visitors
among the people on the Yves: Side who are not
Identified with any church. 1Nnten services are a
Lird ~ innovation among Methods, churches, but
much N expected OF the present undertaking at ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
STEVENSON CONSTABLE OrERRULED.

- The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down 4 decision reinstatng
Thomas McCabe a clerk in the Department OF
Buildings. McCabe had been dismissed by Superin-
tendent Stevenson Constable without hearing
because he had directed a stenographer in the
Office to make a copy Of certain objections a
plan which had been disapproved. In order that he
might give the copy to the architect This
pronounced a violation Of the rules OF the Office
Justice O Brien writing the opinion Of the court.
says that the architect was entitled TO have a copy
of a public record and that aS IL was not charged
thAt McCabes conduct was in any way corrupt
good reason for his dismissal was shown. Further
more he entitled 20 a hearing the charges
against him and no such hearing given. The
relator Is reinstated with costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
GOOD SEASON FOR TREE PLANTING.

At meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the
Tree Planting Association. held on Thursday
Charles II. Henderson unanimously elected
treasurer. The list OF members Is steadily increas
ing and with the coming OF spring 1t is fully
pected that a large number Of trees will be out
Trees may be successfully planted whenever the
ground is not frozen hard. except from May until
November The experience gained by nurse.ync u
In city Tree planting leads them TO recommend the
Carolina poplar and tho Norway and silver maple
as among the best trees. The Carolina poplar
grows quickly is hardy and symmetrical, and re-
sists the injurious effect OF perhaps better than
any other.
The Tree Planting Association furnishes full IN
formation free Of charge TO all inquiries ~ mai
addressed 10 the office. No Ga Whte-st.. or 70 the
secreiarY Colonel John y. Cuyler. Potter Buldlrg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
CORK HELPS THE IRISH E&PEDi1i0N'

A THOUSAND POUNDS VOTED BY THAT CiTTs COX
POrAriON TO Dfr}AY THE EXPENSES
or THE 'ss VISITORS
W r,o,-,a Cochran was present at the meeting o.
.ha Executive Committee Of the '9S Centennial AS
ISOLATION OF America AT the Hotel Netheriano'
Fifth-ave. and Flftyninth-st last night ana 70" -
ward J. O'Flaherty presided. \ cable message was
read from Patrick H. Readc Mayor or Cork ire
land TO the eject that flO90 had been voted oy 'he
corporation to defray the expenses o. inc ''sn'o-s
..aro America As now arranged, the New-York
o,,,,oe,t N the celebration will leave this city on
the steamship Berlin on July p There VIII oc i've
hundred passengers in the cabin ana as many , ,o -
a. ne stec~oge simultaneously with the sailing OF
the Berlin from New-YOrk. steamers VIII leaNt DIS
ton and other places, freghied win passehstIs
for yhe Emerald Isle. on the Berlin VIII De a con-,
rete printing press on which The ~ Echo WI
Be prfr ted for distribution among The passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ANCIENT AND MODERN PAINTINGS.

There will he offered for sale at the Fifth
Avenue Ar, Galleries. No. Se Fifth-nve. Tuesday
and wednesday evenings OF next week, collection
OF paintings belonging 10 the estate Of Henry S.
Van Gigch Among the artists represented In the
catalogue are; W A. Bouguereau, Maternal
Love-; J. &. Cain. 'Iandseape'' = J. C'ay"
"Narine". T. g. G. Corot PANORAMA OF Rouen
X piaz Departure Tor the Crusade: p Groi-
ieron Reconnaissance" ]: Israels fisherman nan
Trait Of MISS Mussroye Msg 1Se SasSs.s OF %
cow; Sir Joshua Reynolds; ,,ch hp pea,sn.s' and
!MW nii scene" and A. Voon. "Sii!l Life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
H4RTARD CLUE MEETING.

A regular meeting Of the Harvard Club will be
held at the clubhouse In West 'Forty -fonrhs this
evening at O'Clock Coione, Henry L. Hgginson'
a member of the corporation; Or. George r Shat
tuck a member Of the Board OF Overseers and Pro
lessor lie Baron Il. Brigg5, dean Of the col
have accepted invitations 10 be present ana 70 yen
in an informal way what is being done aHd talked
about at the University. DR.. Shaanck will speak
especially OF the "extcrs!on Of the franchise
Simmer VIII be served usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ARRESTED AFTER TWO DIsMrssALs.
AN Ex-coNvIcr UNABLE TO GET AWAY FROM
THE POLICE

John Bahlar. twrnty-four years Old. OF No. 3l5
West Twenty-se ,ond-st. who is a ticket-of-leave
man from the Elmra Reformatory. was discharged
I'm General Sessions last Friday, after being tried
for burglary under the name OF Smith lmme-
diately he was -e-ar-csted by the policeman who
made the first capture and charged with assault
He was taken TO the Harlem Police Court yester-
day morning and there he was again discharged
Immediately he was again arrested on the charge
Of committing a burglary at No. "A West on n-
hundred md thir'eenth-st on December l. 1871
The principal witness against him IS samuel ,iIuhh
who keeps a pooroom at No. 70 East one hundred
and eghteenth-st The day following The burglary,
Gruhn says Bahiar came 10 him win over WV
worth OF iewclry and asked him TO dispose ot H.
II was later recovered by the police. .
Bahiar was taken before Magistrate tornei, m
the Centre-st. Court While the Magistrate was
considering the case Mr. Evans q lawyer, repre-
sentng the prisoner. presented writ or haneas
corpus, returnable 70 the Supreme Court on Mon
day morning. The hearing was adjourned until the
writ could be disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
TIE c0NTRAcTOR ENUMERATED.

Charles T. Carroll n contractor. Of Seventy-hrst-
8, AID Th.rd-ave, who was arrested 1uesoay
charged with being responsible for the death OF
two PAINTERS in his employ. was yesterday morning
discharged hy MAGISTRATE Simms In jefferson Mar
ket Court. Charles Reich. Of No 6S East EIGHTY
,nlrd-st., and Bernard Flaherty Of NO "a Wes'
H!neteenth-st. while painting the side OF the bulh-
ing No 12l West Twenty-thrd-st on TUESDAY were
.hrown from the scafold at the eighth STORY oy
me breaking Of the rope and instantly killed car
toH proved that nc ha1 plenty OF stout rope on the
Ioo', but the men used another rope. which was
not provided by him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
SUES As THE Result or A CLUB FIGHT

Charles B Morris member OF the Harlem Ciuo.
was arrested yesterday In suit brought against
MN BY Robert Bonynse fellow-rnemoer OF me
cub 70 recover $1,000 damages for assault NOR
t's gave bail in 1900 and wasdischarged from Gus
uooE Bonynse. In his complaint. alleges mat
nnl!e engaged In a game Of euchre al the cIur on
ppecemDer q he saw Morris revoke, ana charged
nm WIN dOlng So Morris denied that ne nad re,
ttohed and Morris according TO Bonyngc. called
nm z lar and knocked him down. Morris denies
su'hlhg bonynge, and says that their qu>rTe! was
over club election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ca,fRPJDGE'S ANSWER RECEfVED.

Nev-Haven. Conn, March 1.-THE answer sent
So. cambridge University. England. TO the Inter
oo,,esiate Track Athletic Association for an IN
,ernational track meet has arrived. 1t Is IN inc
hands OF Isaac Newton swift nanase' y, ''
,", ,~.oL ,ean, and president CT the Intercol-
,aa,a.. Athletic Association. A special meeting OK
ne Executive COMMITTEES has beer caH I 10 .1 l
me-, 10 beld tomorrow afternoon in TINS cry
Eeeeates from Harvard Princeton me nnrer siy
~ Pennsylvania Cornell, Ne"-forK university
ard Yale will he present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
ITHY THE NAME MAS CHANGED

Secretary Docharty Of the Fire Department said
yesterday that the reason the name Of the new
freboat TO be changed from w L. Strong 10
Robert a. Van Wyck was that there already
one boat named W. l.. Strong in the Charities De-
partlnent and another boat by the same nam,
would cause confusion. Then the boat had not
been placed In service yet and had only been
iaunc he'd, and Il an appropriate thing TO name
her for the present Mayor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
LrCEUM INSTITUTE ENTERTAINuENT.

The musical part OF the programme Of the enter
tannent given in the Lyccum Institute. at POI
cantico Hills, last Friday evening, included
solos by the following students OF the Union Theo-
logical Seminary; q. Il. Smith. Al"ssrs French.
McGregOr and Marshall and by Miss Fannie Cas-
savant. OF Philadelphia These numbers. as we'll
the Rotations by Miss Heath. called for the
hearty applause of n large audience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
YALE CREW TRAINiNG-TABLE.

New-Haven Conn. March 1.-THE regular Yale
University crew taning-table was formed this
morning and Captain Whitney informed the follow
ing candidates that they were take their meals
there. r. l.. Flint J. G. Greenleaf j. II. Niedecken
H. J. wickes r. NJ Patterson J. p. Brock and J.
W Cross Much surprise IS expressed among me
students because Williams. the bow. and Allen CrB-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
NrCpO RDEREP CAUGHT.

? 49,, Morton rullorson the negro. who Thurs
dav night killed Kate Smith. the white woman
with whom he had lived for four years by choking
her TO death, was captured yesterday morning AL
Nacdoncal and Third sts hy Policeman Cunning
ho,n NJ the West Thirty seventh st. station. and
Motive Armsironc OF the Central Office. He
Vas taken TO Police Headquarters. where he con-
fcesed The crime and told OF the details OF the Kill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
score was

There will be an open handicap for men at the
Ocean County Club tomorrow. whln nj the Golf
Ciuh ~ I lakewood there Will be two competitions.
the secretarys cup series being continued. and the
FREEMAN cup series naugurated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
POLICE BOARD IN TIE BRONX.

All the members Of the Police Commission.
companied by Chief McCullagh took ride about
the Borough Of The Bronx yesterday They were
a inquiry to policing the locality and
looking for appropriate and adequate quarters
for n police station. They looked through the old
Iorillard mansion in The Bronx Park for "a
ton for the Westchester precinct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
prAy FOR THE GOULD CUP.

Lakewood " j. March II (SpeciaD.-There were
Ave IN the class OF asprants for tho cup offered In
Tho series play by Mrs George J. Gould AT the
ocean County Hunt and Country Clnh to-day. and
Francis A. Matthew took first position with
card ~ 81 The second and third point-winning
,.,os ,ys-e captured ny c. Tiffany Richardson and
The Rev D. L. Schwartz In the order named. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
BIGGER EXPENSE FOR HORSESHOEING.

MCCARTNEY INCREASES THE ITEM ABOUT TWEEN
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR AT
THE DEMAND OF a LABOR UNION.
James Mccartney. the Commissioner OF street
Cleaning has cancelled tho contract under which
Adam Nmphius formerly shod the nine hundred
horses of the Street Cleaning Department. at the
rate OF g 90 a month for each horse. and has let
out the horseshoeng Of the Department 10 several
members OF the Master HorseshOers' Association
at 81 30 Of four shoes. AS horse I'm the
s:reet-cleanng service wears out three sets Of
shoes ia two months. the cost Of shOe!uy the ami
maiS WI. be about doubled. II will cost the city
$4,000 20 have The street cleaning horses
shod for a wear than I, cost under Colonel War
ing Commissioner McCartney's explanation il
that he felt obliged 10 acccde 20 the demands Of
the Master Horseshoers' Association. which Is A
regular labor union. Mr.. Nimphius says he made
a good living by shooting horses at 81 90 a month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
TO SrCCEED LORD ABERDEEN.

London. March 1.-THE 81. James's Gazette
this afternoon says IT understands that Lord
George Hamilton. now Secretary Of State for India.
viii succeed the Earl Of Aberdeen as Governor
General Of Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
FrNERAL or MRS. ROBERT MANTELL

ihiIadeiphia, March 1.-THE body OF Mrs Robert
Mantcil the actress who died suddenly al Port
huron Mich. on Tuesday last. was brought here
H., aay by Mr.. Mantcll. and the funeral took place
tsrs ".tern0on. The burial was at Glenwood ,eine-
~ IN The lot OF the Actors Order OF Friendship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

void and Greenwsy OF las, that changes will be
taken' the training advances Several
will be taken on later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
COrRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sunr@ne rourt-SpsrnI Term--Part li-Befnre Bschon.
r. 7 --Comri opens al N 40 A. TX parte msuers
f'onrt--Chs nhsrs Before Fitzgerald, s.
Cour, omen. =, 10 40 a. Wills for probate Julius Pol,
lock- Jane. Muvihiil. CN'narine Dowd Magdaena H. D.
HOLLAND. At 10: 80 a. m.
CITY Court--sp.cia Tsrm-Refor. Fi,,simons J.-Cesr
opens At 10 A, Motions A. to:3o a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12
REFEREES APPOINTED.

RrrrRErs APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
Fnr.msn. Y.
Matter ~ pnhss.l--Thomas 2. ponrely.
Matter 81 puncrr-Stephen II. Keatrg
WILLIAMS akt Wundsr--Sinsv J. Crwan.
ny Freedman. T.
Matter ~ Thorrscn--khram king
Tronton ag,. Noore--wiilism X. Prick.
nv Rischom r.. J.
s,evn.r set Jephson-ctnries - Morgan
Mater OF Wi,,na n--CNaries ponohne,
Matter 81 Uiggink-Michael J. Mucueen
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court
BY Fursman. J.
Matter Of Or Forts E,eetrol,sis sans,arum--Joha L
Baker. 49,. WILLIAM ~ Ricketts
ry BischoT. st.,
-, u ,,oyton AIT Henry a. Browne-Emiie Benz
vile.
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
.u.,y March II The Cours OF Appeals calendar
for Monday. March Il. - Nos. 49, ~, ~ ~. ~
50, xss and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Tho Brooklyn Bicycle Club Nominating Commit
tee to name officers to be voted for Mt the annual
election on April 70 is as follows: NJ O Mamar
f. L. Hall. J. G. Van ,Dore2, z: Melvin. F. g.
Tongue and A. +. Vandergraw. There has been no
polltics in the club during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

-vc,,sts deslrlng 10 join The League OF American
,.ha,,,., NAV obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names ana ad
dresses the CycllGS EDITOR OF nv ''ioN'e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Eek offers 20 match Mertens against Bald for
mile give or take MY yards. II" says ne wiz
49, mat II Bald gives Mertens fifty yards Bald
annot catch Nertens; or. he VIII wager that MEL
tens will give Bald hiy yarus anu ed'0" N'''' "
fore he completes the mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

Tho twelfth annual dinner Of the ATLANTA Wheel
mon was held al Newark last night. There was
large attendance. and speeches were mace by
Gle clubs in the district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-12

The next regular meeting OF the New-York Con-
s,,late will be held at No. II East Fifty-ninth-st
on Wednesday next. Several matters OF impor-
lance will come up al the meeting
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-18
THE MORNING NEWS SUNDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1898.

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York. per bale, $l.0O; Philadelphia, per bale.
S.Oo; Baltimore per bale, $l.OO; via New
York-Liverpool, SIC; Bremen soc; Genoa
Csc; Reval zoe; Riga, zoe; St. Petersburg
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7Oc
Direct-Genoa, SEC; Bremen. SIC: BARGE
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Lumber-By Sail-Freights are QUIET;
foreign business is dun The rates from
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at $4.O0q475, for Tange-including BaltI-
more and Portland, Me. Railroad ties,
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delphia, 1415c; to New York. 16lac Timber
rates. 50cGSl.00 higher than lumber rates.
BY Steam-Lumber-To Baltimore, S. 90;
Boston, 500; New York, $7.75.
Naval Stores-The market is steady.
Medium-sized vessel Rosin-Cork, for or
deTs, IS 90 for barrels of $40 pounds and
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Resin, Is Cd spirits. IS Cd. Steam, 12c per
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ton and lOc on rosin. and SOC on spirits to
New York.