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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-16
CLAUS SPRECKELs. VIM. G.. IRWIN
Claus SpreCkelS & Go

b a N * 70 IL -.
HONOLULU H. 1.
San Francisco Agents-The Nevada
Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco.
LONDON-The Union Bank of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YORK-American Exchange Ma
tional Bank.
CHICAGO-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS-Comptoir National d'Escomp-
tie de Paris.
BERLIN-Dresden Bank.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA-The
Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC-
COUNTED FOR.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-16
FOREWARNED.

"You had better not go boating
with sister" said Tommy to his sis
ter's beau. "Why not, Tommy" BE
cause i heard her say she intended TO
throw you overheard soon"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-05-16

HOODS PILLS are the only pills
to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy
and yet efficient. S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTOWN.

Justice Wilmot VI. Smith has handed down MS
decision in the case OF Angelina Odell against the
New-York Central and Hudson River Rallroaa' oe-
nying the motion Of the defendant for a reduction
OF the verdict of $1,000 granted by jury last May.
On Thursday judgment entered against the
railroad for sl0i9l o. but the case Will now Do
taken TO the Court OF Appeals.
Proceedings in quo warranto will be Instituted De-
fore Justice Smith this week TO determine the le-
gality OF the office OF Water Commissioner held by
Edward Neubrand
Ode ID. Tompkins who has been traNeliihS Il"
the West for his health. has enlisted In the utah
Field Battery. and expects to go to Mania.
The work on the new Church OF the Transfgura-
ton Carmelite). in South Broadway, is rapidly 60
ing on The side walls have been erected AMI the
roof Will be placed on this week. The material
used is white marble. r,-.,.
The annual report OF Union Free School District
No. !. town OF Grccnburg. has Just been lssE'u
The Disbursements In the last year amount S 10
SOS 5 49, of which 81 65l 6s spent for the huld
ing OF the Washington Irving Hgh Scnooac
The receipts amounted to SOB lO1 %. only sGS2 IS
remaining unpaid. .,.
A number OF valuable dogs and other domestic
animals have been recently stolen from Of
man offers 800 reward for the recovery OF TWO pet
dogs. ,.,o.
from Hamilton College. at Clinton. y. Y. few
weeks ago Frank y. Briggs. the son Of John H.
Briggs. OF Tarrytown. went to Watertowni ~ IL
with classma,e and together they enlisted as pr
Yates IN a company Of the 203d Regiment. now be-
ing formed. When the broke out the young
mans patriotism prompted nm 10 ,d y%,n'S Kim
too young. He waited until he received his diploma
and Immediately enlisted. and did not inform MS
BrigCs's father Is veteran NJ the Civn war. ana
Is commander OF Ward y. burnett Post; G. y X
sistant navigator Of the New-Oreans. formerly tho
Brazilian cruiser AmaZonas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
NORTH TARRYTOWN

Owing 70 the overcrowded condition OF tho Public
School the Board Of Education has leased III" Min
nerly house. in Bcekman-ave. for tho primary de-
partment The building Will be nt'cd Up for school
purposes and Will be ready IN time for the term
beginning IN September
Tarrytown FIR" Department. aas called WORKING
drill Of the different companies for August J.
Dr. Horace Reynolds and hts family have gone
TO Liberty. y. Y. for few weeks
Subscriptions being received for the pur-
pose OF erecting public lighthouses. and thcr" IS A
movement among the residents y he yiIlaEe 70
build public pier and 10 petition tho New ork
Central Railroad Company 20 build station AZ
this place. 1t is generally conceded that all the
improvements are badly needed.
The annual meeting ~ ne voters of school DIS
trict No .. town OF Mount Pleasant. viii he held
on August . elect nyc trustees ard q district
clerk and to make rey"ral appropriations. owing
70 tho bitter fc.ling Smong ID" 'wo clements IN
the district n lively time is expected
The annual meeting u S~hoo, District No Will
also be held on August . 20 elect TWO trustees for
three years 20 succeed Gcorg" l.. Adams and An
son IIusted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
RAID on THE ALBANY CLUB.
TWENTY PRISONERS SUSPECTED OF PLAYING
CRAPS DISCHARGED FOR WANT
OF EVIDENCE.

Twenty members Of the Albany Club. NO. ls
West Thirty-frst-st. a well-known Afro-American
social organization Of which Caleb A Simms. the
known colored politician. Is the reputed man.
ager were arragned in the West Side Police Court
Yesterday charged with violating the gambling
section of the Penal Code. From Information re-
cejved by Captain Sheehan. OF the West Thirueth-
6. station. It was determined 10 investigate the
dolngs in the club Saturday. and early yester-
dav morning Detectives O'Donnen. Ryan and Nee
han accompanied by dozen policemen ana
natrol wagon went to the clubhouse. The police
kent guard outside. while the detectives went up
stairs l., .x.at,,,o ~ on
trance to the Cardrooln. on the top moor hiu az az
they crossed the threshold. the mystic WORDS;
was made at once for a large table. at which Were
seated n dozen men and there was an instant
stampede one man jumped out OF the rear WIN,
dow headforemost and landed on the ROOF OF a
woodshed. two stories below, on top OF ms heau'
which probably saved his life. He got away 49,,
The detectives held the men at bay, ana sezeu
two ivory cubes and the table stakes. Wlich aP-
parently consisted OF five cents The palroI "hsoIl
made three trips with the prisoners Among th zen
was "Jen" Jackson, twenty-five years oid Vi w
474 Seventh-ave .,. o,,,a M,
In court yesterday. the detectives couia no'
single out the men who threw the dice me Mas
trate was obliged discharge the prisoners iol
lack of evidence. A shout OF Joy went up from Il
score or more OF the friends OF the prisoners WHICH
ne decision announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
NFW-ROCUEILE.

A special meeting ~ tho Village Trustees has
been called for tonight. The Board Will consider
the necessity OF calling special election 20 APP
propriate $1,000 for street improvements. Tho
money. II Appropriated. Will be expended NJ IN"
discretion OF tho Engineers. who have recommended
;hat the following streets hc paved from curb 20
curb: Drake-ave and Huguerot. Main and RE-"
SITS Those the streets upon which ~" trolley
are North iiuguenot. North Main. church. HAfnfd.
Birch. GIN Third and fourth and Echo. F'ark-
lin Siwanoy Maple DAVIS. Railroad. lockwood.
Wnyah Washington and Union ayes, also Guion-
81 and Burning Lane. TIE amount estimated for
drainage IS 3, 80. paving. goo. ma radamizinB.
81 30 and fOr crosswrlks. 10~D
A large force Of men has been secured. and tho
work Of constructing ID" new sewer outlets viii
begin I'm Echo Bay.
An interesting sunday evening service was he'd
last night In Salem Baptist Church by the young
people. Brief papers on nc following systems Of
religion read hy thc following persons Charles
Scott. Mahomeianism. Mir Georg" " Dawson.
Rrahrnism. Miss Ida Uoliucsworth. Buddhism,
Norwood Perley. Confucianisin. and Mrs u.
STEELE. Christianity
The junior members Of the Rcd cross have de-
cided 10 give bicycle tea or "Brown!"" enter
,ainmcnt The children are taking, much interest
in tho work and have bought a handage- ing
machine After ~" war Is over mis- VIII probably
be given 10 the New Rochelle Hospital
The Rev. a. II. Goodcnough md his family. ac-
compa acd by friends are spending two weeks
vacation in Bethel Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
NfASfARONECK

John g. Kane. receiver Of taxes. has received Tho
warrant for the collection Of the village tax for
1898 and has given notice that tho money Will be
received in the next thirty days at ! per cent fee
G II Mowbray orGanst of s. Thomas's Episco-
nal Church. has arranged for subscription con
cert in the parish hods~ on Wednesday evening.
The solOls;s are vernon Hughes. tenor. Elliott Mar
shall violin. and Miss Mir. soprano. male quar-
tci will also assist,
The annual financial statement Of the Board OF
EducatOn District 80. !. shows the receipts 10 be-
81 cSi - ard dlsburs'me SO l6t g. leaving bal
arc. Of N5ll ST. The annual school meeting VIII be
hold on Tuesday. Angus; g. IN the Town Han
clambakc OF the employees ~ the Westchcster
County Court House Will he held In Tompkns
Grove Manaroneck. next Saturday.
A combined meeting Of the Wcstchester and New
york local assemblies. brotherhood OF 81. Andrew.
viii be held in St Thomas's Church. Mamaroneck.
on Saturdny. August -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
4 LATE CONVENTION LIKELY.
REPORT THAT IT WILL. BB HELD ABOUT sDPTEM-
Der 2o-ALIEGED OPPOSITION TO THE
RECONCILIATION OF MR.. BLACK

REPORT THAT IT Will. BB HELD ABOUT SDPTEM-
Der 2o-AII.EGED OPPOSITION TO THE
RECONCILIATION OF MR.. BLACK
Senator Platt Speaker ]. NJ. E. OGrady. Sen
,or Raines and Senator Ellsworth sat on the
n,ozza Of the Oriental Hotel yesterday afternoon
chatting apparently free from political worry.
,,ach ~ them had q word OF commentator for
the new Election law. and said that John Nc
cularh was Just the man for the newly created
office Their words had hollow ring how
over II is well known that the leaders In tho
org,rization while apparently reconced to the
rim dld not get what they wanted As result
,h.v are angry at Governor Black. they say he
,ts,od the bill on them. There reports. too.
-, a movement to defeat the Governor for
~ vas learned yesterday that Senator Plat
"a his friends are bent on holding the State Con-
,,',.,inn late probably about September 20. The
Iii Tor me meeting OF the State Committee 10
ua,I " dine and place for holding the State Con-
nantion viii not be issued until about the first
49, In August. Is. Is. OdelL chairman OF the
CT Coumttee will be here this week TO con-
nj, Win Mr. Plat about the matter.
sarhis plan OF holding the State Convention late
10 ' an element OF hostility toward Governor
i1leck I'm #" said "A Republican yesterday. the
c"ders wish 10 defer action as late as possible In
w. bnne that Micaw ber-like. something may turn
~ maj Will enable them 10 defeat the Governor
Man for a denomination. ,,, 49,
senator Plat said yesterday emphatlcally. tnat
he had perfected no plan for the state ConVen..
lion or campaign. and that Candidates mao not
oven bssH DISCUSSED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
CARRIED AWAY THE BABY.
AN INTERESTING INCIDENT OF BROADWAY
CABLE ACCIDENT.

AN INTERESTING INCIDENT OF BROADWAY
CABLE ACCIDENT.
In irving to get of cablc-car at broadway ana
Th,rtieth-st las; night Mrs. Ella Douglas forty
five wears old a colored woman. OF No. 25 West
Thirieth-st carrying twelve-month-old BABY
fell striking her head on the pavcmen' ana inilct-
ing a deep cash Her baby escaped without injury
Just as the accident happened coach drove up
and 10 avoid running over the woman and child
tho driver refined his horses with such force as TO
make them rear in the air A handsome young
woman well dressed. looked out OF the window
and seeing the injured woman, opened TIE door
and Jumped out. She ran 70 where the hOthcr Was
Wing and picking up the little negro baby IN her
arms she Rugged 1t and kissed II hystercaliy.
She then ordered her driver TO drive quickly 10
No 1870 West Twenty-sixth-st. and bring Dr W =.
C;idav In the mean time the police drove back
the crowd and called ambulance; When mo
surgeon and DIT Gday arrived. almost stimuli
faneously they found that the woman was not
seriously hurt. The Douglas woman asked What
had become Of her baby. Then II was discovered
walked off with the dusky llttle one. Two police,
men made inquiry and found that the baby mad
tust been treated 10 glass OF soda IN nearby
drug store and that the woman had then walked
excitedly toward Fifth-ave.
The policemen followed in the direction indi-
Th!rtieth-st. She still chung anectionately to the
little one and showcred kisses and embraces upon
H.
She at once surrendered the baby to the police
drove rapidly away. It was impossible to learn her
name Or Gnday the only person about that
Nigh, know her. declined to say who she
whether or not be knew the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
WHOLESALE ARRESTS ~ FREMONT PARKS.
THE POLICE GATHER ~ THIRTY VISITORS FOR
wIIFttLY DAMAGING THE CTTY's
pprsEpVFs

PRESERVES
For several weeks the police IN tho upper part Of
the city have been receiving complaints OF much
malicious destruction OF the city property in Gro
iona and the other parks ~ that part Of town by
tho visitors who on Sunday leave their homes IN
Mulberry Hester. Chrys;ie and Baxter SITS. ana
tho Rowery and with their respective broods seek
an outing In the city preserves. Some OF the visit
ors have been arriving on the ground early
A. m and discardlng all garments except tho
essentials have wandered idly about appropriating
such flowers shrubs and branches OF trees their
fancy indicated
Yesterday Captain Schmittberger OF the fremont
station sent dozen OF his men In plain clothes
10 investigate the complaints. with orders to arrest
every Derson who violated the corporation ordi-
nance In any manner The result that when
mo arrests were counted last night the total
over thirty The prisoners were OF every color,
kind and condition. and loud were their lamenta-
tions and protests when taken to Captain Schmtt-
berg.r's station He was unable to keep them.
exccp 10 register their pedigrees. as he has only
one or two cells. and he therefore sent the bunch
10 Norrisania. whore the cells were packed
When all are arraigncd this morning In the Nor
OF a half-dozcn interpreters VIII be necessary 70
master the dozen more dialects and tongues the
Court VIII have TO hear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
PASSING OF THE HORsECAR LINES.
ONLY TWO IN THE METROPOLITAN ''''
LIKELY TO BE RUNNING BY THE
END OF SEPTEMBER

After Septembe- Is there will be only two or the
lines Of railroad OF tn, Metropolitan street kali-
way Company running up and down town operated
by hors ,-power. Since the difhcuIues cause" oy
Irrigation were removed. several weeks ago. the
conpany has been pushing the preparation Oh
castings etc. necessary for use In the construc-
ton Of the electric lines the routes OF the SKIN
ard Eighth ave. railroads. There remain only
the digging Of trenches. placing OF the casunss,
the LAYING OF the ties and rails ana the s'I'S err
OF wires Contracts for this work were lel on a..
urday last and work will begin next WEDNESDAY
morning. ,,, .A .,I bova tho
Sixth and Eighth ave clectric-cars ruhhlhE on
Senteu1ber Is The horsecar lines In these wo av-
nues Will be discontinued on beginning the W.ih'
The electric railway in Eighth-ave north OF fIt,.
ninth-st will hereafter be run through tllt' sur.'
as ,bo Columbus nd Amsterdam ave. lines 40 now
Passengers Will h. transferred from pom NJ :,
lines 10 the Broadway cable lire at tlfty-hlr'n
and Seventh-ave. ana 10 the Second-"Ve' ee'''''
lines. .s to ctx.h and
Eighth ayes will necessarily throw gitdtt' DIn
dan mon tho Seventh and Ninth ave. lines. addi-
tional cars Will be put or the latter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
PRESIDENT ANDREWS RESIGNS.

HIS LETTER RECEIVED by THE SECRETARY OF
THE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORPORATION
Providence, Il. l.. July 1.-THE RESIGNATION Of
Dr. T. benjamin Andrews president OF Brown
University to accept the ,,lace Of superintendent
OF Schools in Chicago has been received by the
Rev Thomas d. Anderson. secretary OF the Brown
University Corporation. The resignation IL TO take
effect at At the request OF DR. Andrews, n
meeting Of the Executive and Advisory Commit
tee has been called for tomorrow To take action
on the matter. DR.. Anderson said that DR. An
dreuss Resignation regarded final and
would be accepted. No action VIII probably be
taken until thu annual meeting OF the corpora
tion on the first Wednesday in September. a spec
ciaI meeting be called at the request Of three
members OF the Board OF Fellows. but II Is not
considered necessary TO take tins step The qucs-
ton will be decided when the committee meets.
No action has been taken yet In regard 10
a successor OF Dr. Andrews. DIR, Andrews has
been president OF Brown University since 1889.
He was called the place from Cornell Univer-
sity where lie held The chair Of finance Previ-
Gus 20 that time he held the c.,aIr Of history In
EgaHG Haiye.&y Ar az ysayx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

musical festival will be given by the choir OF
tho Rye Methodist Episcopal Church. assisted by
an orchestra on the evening OF Tuefday. July %.
The soloists selected Miss Anna Fairchild. Miss
Daisy Coles. George Goddard. {. Frank Rice. Or
f. San;ley Butler and &. -. Sears.
The annual srhool meeting Of District NO g.
Towns OF Rye and Harrison. VIII be held In tho
school building the evening Of Tuesday. August
2 Two trustees for three years. IN the places ~
william Young and William Porter Alien ana one
for one year TO succeed George +. Chamberlain,
will be elected.
Shell Island. the country home or Colonel Henry
Juss William L. Ward and others. was deliberately
Illuminated Saturday evening In honor OF the
surrender OF Santiago and the victory Of the Amer
lean feet over Ccrvera. The yachts In the haroor
were also lighted up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
NETWORK CITY.


Edward sherry fourteen months old. who fell
from a second-story hrc-escape at No. 7H Ninth
ave on Saturday evening and badly hurt died
yesterday morning in Roosevelt Hospital
The Identity ~ the murdered 'longshoreman
whose body found on Saturday night IN from,
OF No 62} East Eighiecnth-st has not yet been
established by the police Captain Hasslacher Of
the East enty-sccond-st station has several Of
his Detectives SIN at work the case. and tho
three men arrested by them on Saturday night on
suspicion u having been concerned IN he mans
death were hold without bail in the Yorkville Po-
lce Cour, yesterday The prisoners made no state
mont bar asked time IN which 10 secure witnesses
20 prove their innocence.
Michael Lorenzo NJ 80 q Oliver-st.. was hold
yesterday without bail to await the result OF the
SIX stab wounds he Is charged with having in
nic;ed on Adam Dunn. Of No. so East Thir; eenth-
So on Saturday night. Dunn IS stu alive but Is
not expected 10 recover
Elias Marks. twenty four years old living at No
1864 Third-avc.. was drowned while bathing in tho
East River AZ Nlno'y-nrst-st yesterday. He diyed
and never came TO the surface. Whether he hit
hts head on some obstacle under the water .
carried away by a submarine eddy IS known.
The New-York Trade school. which was founded
hy the late Colonel Richard Tyiden Auchmuty IN
1851 20 give young men instruction IN certain
trades has issued rs announce nent FOR the COM
Ing year Tho course of instruction includes such
lrarches rs brlckayinF plumbing electrical work.
house sign and frcsco painting printing and metal
work The school. which IS At First-sve and SIX
fv-seventh-st holds both day and evening
siors II IS hoped the coming term to NJ large
number OF young men for work in these several
trades
\, O'Clock this evening the fourth entertain
rnent In the summer course VIII be hold at the
Young women'- Christian Association. No. East
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
SERVICES AT OCEAN GROVE.
ANN1vERsARY OF DIP. sToKEs's DEATH-BAccA-
LAUREATE SERMON BY DR.. HrRLBUT

LAUREATE SERMON BY DR.. HrRl.BuT.
Ocean Grove y j. July Il (Specian-The sew
entb davis services OF the fourteenth annual ses-
sion of tho Ocean Grove Sunday-school and
Chautauoua Assembly began with two meetings Al
o'clock this morning. one in the Iaoerh"c.e. Oo"
Quoted by Bishop J. n. FITZGERALD. at whch the
Rev Dr. Lowney. OF Paterson, y j. spoke on
Faith" and a number OF persons mace fene"'"
professions O, faith. Miss Davidson. of Newly orK
rendered several solos At the same hour In the
Young Peoples Temple the Rev Charles H. iai-
man conducted the young peoples meeting. MIS-
Kress OF New-York. sang a solo. The chlei speaker
was the Rev Or. Worton of Baltimore VINO Hdue
an appeai 10 the young 10 avoid temptation III
youth while the mind and character are IN process
Of formation.
Bishop FitzCferald. in opening the 1870 A. m ser
vice said: "The calendar reminds us that one year
ago to-day this house o; worship was In deep
mourning. and the entire population bowed In the
had sustained. The night before the Splrl OF, "'I
beloved leader. DIR. Stokes. bad taken rs nifh,
Doctors works follow him. and WI follow nm
until Gods great work il done To Him le' us give
,hanks of us sing "A memorial hymn, not a dirgr,
but joyous triumphant p"aM suCn a. ~ so Ti
Doctor himself would have called Tor. Love al
Ater solo by Miss Name Brown o; Ola swede;
bT Professor TalIie Morgan and choir Of one hun
dred voices the baccalsurea@ sermon 10 III, sr"ru
preached by the Rev Dr Jesse l. Huriont cor 70 70.
cnondfrR secretary Of the sunday SCnpol mon. ~
s. John l. So: Again the next day after. John
stood and TWO Of mis- disciples .
Sunday school Union Of The Methodist tPseopn'
The Rev Or J. NJ. Freeman 81 New ork, ana
Robert r. Doherty. OF philadelphia described ne
urork Addresses were dclif cred by Bshop Ftz-
Gerald Or Thomas OIIanlon and others
At the Surf Meeting neld at Ocean Pathway a,
n m ,lllv eight thousand peOple Assembled, ana
participated I'm service OF hfieen minutes A.
Ter which short addresses were delivered by the
Rev J r. Daniels and others. r<
praise service At ~ p m yea o ny in f6e
AuS,,orilu al which the Rev. Dr. Jesse l.. HUT
but spoke on The Sunday school az an Evaneenz-
irn, Arnn -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-AllanM Munro Of Liverpool, Eng
land ASTOR-Dr. j. r. Thomas. jr Of the LIST
United States Volunteer Cavalry. FIFTH AVE
E,-Congressman Galusha a. Grow OF Penn
sylvaria and Justice Martin L. Stover or the
New-York State Supreme Court. HOFFMAN,
Colonel John F. Gaynor OF Fayetteville. y. Y. and
Assembyman Louis Bede OF Goshen. y Y. HOL-
LAND-George Urban. jr OF Buffalo, and f. Prem
tiss Bailey. Of Utica. y Y. MURRAY HILL
State Senator r T.. Ellsworth. Of Lockport. and
l.. T.. Ainsworth Deputy State Superintendent OF
Public instruction. PARK AVENtE-J. r. Jud-
SON OF Gloversville. and G. L. Doggett, secretary
OF tho State Capitol Commission. WALDORF
Or Thomas H. Street, OF the United States steam
shi Snlace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-18

THE PROVISION MARKET.

PROVISIONS Opened STEADY with n The hog I'o''
market easnc OK under rfalins and closing du,,' "a
PORK-Ql.e, Quote. S'as-. 20 family oSl,.,S
Moss $40 81. family 81 %. pact >lle> ts5si g: 50
DREssED HOGS-Firn. Quoted. Bacons 80 I'D
Csc. 100 =. 5tc: piss 5sc 80 ,6 Z. sasSsc
- H. 54.c: picked shoulders duh. tgtisc nchen p
quiet =. u.s.. WESTERN green. 10 n g enSSsa
-.c.. TALIOW-Frm. city. 3ssc, country. T,a,
IARD-scaay s. so. ci'y lest se'd. So Il;
lrelu ke,s s. CO. compound steady. city. ~ sr;
ern 4%c -. .STEARINE- Steady. Quoted. Oleo Wv
city lard stearlne. 6A d6S.c.