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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07

WE HAVE so ARRANGED THINGS
THAT WE CAN DELIVER ALL GOODS
BOUGHT OF Us AT YOUR HOUSE
THE SAME DAY AS PURCHASED.
THIS WILL SURELY BE RECOG-
NIZED AS A CONVENIENCE BY OUR
MANY CUSTOMERS WHO RESIDE IN
ALEXANDRIA.
REMEMBER. WE CARRY AS COM
PLETE A LINE OF DRY AND FANCY
GOODS AS YOU FIND ANYWHERE N
THE UNITED STATES. OUR FORTY
SIX DEPARTMENTS ALWAYS BRINE
FULL OF NEW THINGS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
SOMETHING
TO REMEMBER
TINT WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE
MANUFACTURERS

THAT WE BUY DIRECT FROM THE
MANUFACTURERS;
That we are constantly adding to our stock;
that every day we have a new lot of goods 10
arrive. and that Ou' Prices are Lower thdl
Washington. Look at the following prices, and
compare with advertisements of Washington
house in the columns Of this paper:
Chas. Field Havilaud's Thin 0yidc Cups
and SauccrS. at
81 80 per dozen.
Chas Field Ilaviland's Thin Dinner Plates.
$500 per dozen
A good quality Thin Water Tumblcr. at
SOC per dozen.
An entirely new line of Decorated Vase
Lamps from
a Carlsbad 56-piece New Square Shape Tea
Set, Gold d-band.
At 500 Mark this one.
A new line of Library Lamps with decora-
ted fountS and shades.
At S2.25 each
Hall Lamps, with ruby or pink globes, gold
finish,
Also the handsomest line of banquet, Piano
and Boudoir Lamps ever offered here, and re-
member at less than you can get them any
where else in this city. Among other goods
Just to hand we mention
case of Haviland Dinner Sets.
A new line of brass and copper
Water Kettles on and of stands.
Nicklc Cuspdores from 25caud up
Dust Pans and Brushes, Childrcn's
Trays and Tea Trays Nicille and
Brass Trays, square aud round shape.
Hare yoN seen The "JercH Chatting
DiMns
EH~OUR STORE IS OPEN AT NIGHT. ..T1l
We cordially invite you to come and see our
stock and get our prices. 1t will be our pleas
ure to show you our goods whether you wish
to buy or not,
Goods delivered promptly and polite atten-
ton assured YOU.
b. j. Miller & Son,
NO. 81 KING STREET.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07

DGOP0SALS.
4 Alexandria, Va. Nov. ., 1892.
Sealed proposals will be received up 10 the
14th instant at 5 o'clock p. m. for furnishing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CORDS. more
or less, Of fNIERCHANTABLE PINE WOOD,
10 be delivered TO the poor of the city as or
dcred and in quantities not greater than one
quarter q of q cord.
The wood is to be delivered during the pc
liod from the 10Th Of December. 1892 to the
10Th of March, 1893
Bids should be addressed to ihc undersign-
ed, and will be opened at the auditors Office
Monday, November 1ith, 1892, at 5 O'Clock
p. M.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any and ali bids, and upon any failure of the
contractor TO give satisfaction to cancel the
contract.
By order Of the Committee on Poor.
nov5 I'd " F. T. BURKE, Chairman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07
FOR SAFE AND RENT.

E1oR SALE or RENT-NIY FORMER
r. RESIDENCE, No. lii south Fairfax
street with Office and yard attached now oc-
cupied by Mr. 4. c. Uhcr.
oct14 If BEDFORD BROWN. NJ d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-11-07
VNTOOD AND COAL YARD
w AND FINE DWELLING
FORSAI,E

TUNNAIE.
l offer at private sale the Wood and Coal
Yard and Outfit of the firm of Geo S. Smith
& Son, on Fairfax street, between Queen and
Princess streets, Alexandria, Va. The outfit
consists of one shutc wagon, two shute carts,
two wood carts, five horses, engine and boiler,
one woodcutter, one set Of Fairbanks scales
and all other necessary appliances.
The yard is doing 4 good business, and this
is n first-cass opportunity for person to en-
gage in profitable enterprise.
Also the residence, ODD north st. Asaph
street The house and side lot has frontage
on St Asaph street OF fifty feet nine inches,
and has a double parlor, dining room, kitchen,
five bed rooms and conservatory, water, gas
and iatrobc stoves, and is in frst-class condi-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool. March >. p. m.-The sales Of the day
Included 800 bales American. Futures closed quiet
American midd.ng. low -middling clause. March de-
livery 3 44-Gidd3 45c4d: March and April delivery,
3 44-64d03 45-C4d April and MAY delivery, 3 40
value May and June delivery, 50-G4d buyers: j
and July delivery. ) j3tda:s J4C4d July and August
delivery, 57-6id buyers: August and september de-
livery, 3 G0G4d buyers september delivery, 63-G4d
value; September and October delivery, 03-64e
va.Ue.
Galveston March 2.-Cotton steady mlding, Is o.
low mddlng. &c; good ordinary. , .-Sc: net snl
gross receipts, s65 bales exports to Great Britain
O,l23 bacs: sales, 1877 bales: stcci1 00,52s bales.
Norfolk March o-fotton steady mIddling $50
net ard gross receipts, 1,3C0 bales exports, coast
wise, 025 bales sales, 4s4 bales; stock f5,D35 Ia
savannah March 2.-COtton steady middllng,
12c; low middlIng Ice; good ordinary '34c
vic. 53s bales; sales 675 bales; stock 3,7G5 bales.
New-O orleans. March 2-COiton weak: mdd ing.
1.2c: low middllng 7-3c good ordinary ) 3Sc
net and receipts. 1881 bales: exports - the
Continent. II $50 bales; silee $3.50 bales spnners,
-: bales, stock, 49,, 3J3 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY 0:-TwELvE PAGES

81 O2d 81 OLA; April. 81 02 1-4ds1 OF 1-2 May,
~ 90 3-4d Al OF June, 90 1-4d00 1-2c Conception
market advanced 1-4c under light offerings and frmer
cables. Fair foreign Inquiry but orders were gen.
orally below the market. Local lots were quiet
and steady. No. mixed track. ~ lee No. 3 export
elevator quoted at 45 lee steamer In do Mt As lie
sales steamer No. mixed for local trade. 40 12c
No. high mixed In grain depot. soc: do track.
50 lie: No. . mixed March 40 $50 40 5-Sc. April,
A. 3-ic Olis-Oirerings not large and market for
car lots steadier, better demaEd Futures firm and
March recovered lac Of Yesterdays decline No.
mixed. 94c; No. white, $50: do clipped. 80 &C
ungraded white. sec: DO dead storage. Soc No.
white 37d37 lac do short storage SIC: 40. white
IS lee: No. > white March. 36 l-2a37c: April.
- 3fa3S lie: May. 35d3S PC: June. 3od3s &c
Eggs firm Pennsylvanla lrsts. Il l-2a1 Sugars
refined Refined inactive, steady cgt l9af 4 34c:
standard powdered. isc; fine granulated: dc :
40: double rehrsd diamond \, for candy, &c :
confecuOners A. 3 80: red star \. 1316c Key
stone \, 3 l1-1Gc: Franllln b. 9-1Gc do extra {.
J-lCc: red star c. 3Sc: green star {. 34c blue
star G. 3-lCc. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour. hbls. 1902 sacks $500: wheat, 12IOO bush
corn. 1920 bush: oats $1,000 bush. Shipment
Wheat, $500 bush; corn, 32.200 bush; oats. 12OOO
bush.
Toledo, March o.-Wheat active. higher; No. , cash
and March, % 1-2c; MAY 97c; July, ~ lac, August
SOC. Corn dull. steady No. cash. IL 1-2c. NO. j.
lIc. oats quiet cash, I2c. Rye dull cash. SO lie
Cloverseed steady cash and March 80 %. Receipts
rye, go bush cloversecd, 1T bags. shipments
Flour, 10000 bbls: wheat 100 bush: corn 6l,1oo
bush oats l,500 BUSH rye, 1,20O bush; cloversecd
D2l bays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
FACETS AND YACHTSMFS.

Wendell Goodwin and Frederick Swift have bought
the schooner yacht Crusader from Charles A. Cheever
The Crusader Is ore OF the best known schooners
in the New York Yacht Club neet, AID In her day
uus q prize winner. She was built for J. Rogers Max
well, who designed her himself. She is ninety-eght
feet over all, and draws eight feet OF water
The foot steel schooner designed by Gardner
and building at Lawleys, Boston, is partly plated
and the lead keel In. The spars are all ent
and the homework nearly completed.
The 25footer Pixie, designed by Gardner for Oswald
sandersod, and now building at Woods, City Island,
is planhed. The Gardner steamer building at
Woods Is nearly completed. Mr. Gardner IS now at
work on designs for two small steam yachts
Weber, at New Rochelle Is building 25-footcr
for Prescott Hall Butler, and 35-foot cruiser and
racer for II. Manning. OF Philadelphia.
The Massachusetts, Yacht Club will hold its first
general meeting for the year at the winter quarters In
Harvard Place, Boston, on Friday. The following
candidates for membership will be voted upon at
this meeting: JacOb A. Barley OF Cambridge; Frank
d. Browne Hugh Browne and W. W. Ferry OF
EostOp: Warren X. Faes and A. d. Ross OF Paw
tucket r. H., and F. r Eddy, Of Providence: On
Snnday from 8 10 o'clock there Will be "a smoking
concert In the winter quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.'rk. Wednesday. March 2-pEEvEs-R cceipts
afCsd ooS cailcsas eonsancd dfce
ny sS,fs dor fSaS S ' were as q cnG9
he "a t0dav and Of these carloads We're at coe.s,
s'1 &c to 5av 1a snd u 9'qs Of
n a: sean: MONDAYS prices. Win eE carloads
q I'D I.s .. s5s: .sS o. e ST. s: i 81 sS
.is.. .S if as s s sss WI" prime to extra
TEST private cable advlees quoted refrigerated beef
s'ss It Si e 900 Sys. sa
pments today 5000 quarter. Of bo in n. Majestic
sn2o quarters IN the CT, Of caicaGo BY .:tuae.
c.on Son. Gu rs c. on s HSsSd e
for nc oiIHSsc s' VIM es4r 20
~ sn .s s1S 90 cath. :asp and
s ssss r.: HGk on s 1880 average
& IS. 3 i g. e 5'a'
~ 3 90 SIS! ~ e, ~ p e
ken SA ie md + d s IS k.1
sfs Sat. 1 Sss K s. ty so !. % SO
Xs~, Chs dis Chicago steers, 1898 ~ at ~ go
hsss g. At ca{'se %. 's' s sss
ssSi%i SsE,i ss''2ss IT., = r.
:1y for mesh cow. WITH sale. at s5dt5 per ' Sead
for c"E% 1Ssh to ga sSsSd st s"k .. $40 to ,s
nS s .s$' sss head md B. McfAsS
CALVES-Receipts 595 head and part OF the stock,
including all the Harlem calves was back AZ ate hour
Market Just about steady at 3a3.c for Western Gives.
tdsc for yeals and carload Of coarse barnyad calves
Dros-ed calves steady 81 7a1oo for country dressed
veas for city dressed extra 800 soc for little
calves and 66o for dressed barnysrd and Western calves
g 81 II s,;$ s.'s. ii ssla*s
Halienbeck & Hollis ~ bsr0ssra calves. fu2 n. at
g Y Yt sSS ress 81 81 e. s. Fl do 1872 n
~ Judd 4 Busknshsm 81 vesls. 1sl n. at 81 40; IS
10 Il rSs:sf scns; !? yeAl', 1872 N. &" 81 so s
n s SSs v wfe g faTs No. at % %
D. Mcpherson & Co: vcals, 1877 n, at 7c.
SHEEP AND LANES Only 2i9 car9ads or ~ head
reported arrived up 70 ~ O'clock but about 20 e.
evening fcw carloads were In the pens FROM previous
arrivals The feeling was nrIn AZ around. wi,h ssles Of
common to prime thesp st - 1879 30 p's 100 fSoS
OF clipped do sold 81 81 30.
Dressed mutton steady at Siaal0c extra quality 102c
dressed lamb: ,sins at ioslio and e0uh'rydreeo
span! aie .aSes ais iCs Ohio lambs. s
- At 81 IS: 1877 do. 60 ~ 81 9s 2ol 90. ~ n at
a. 12a 20 Ohio sheep. % n, at 80 So 90 100 ~ al
Judd T. buckingham - stste lanbe IS - at q 20
I'i ssGs,dn hIs lpSsa S siss
Hume Mullen State sheep so ~ at IS 20 10 sa'~
"" mG0Gs-Reep - carloads Less heads4 car. cacio'as
far as reported on live weight Noninslly steady al
81 90ds5 80 per 100 N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
A STEINITZ GAMBIT TRIED
TSCHIGORIN MADE DEXTEROUs USE OF HIS
OPPONENTS DEVICE.
THE BATTLE DRAWN - FEATURES OF TIE
TwENTY.FIRSr GAME IN THE
MATCH AT HAVtN


MATCH AT HAVANA.
Mr. stentz sends the following account OF the
twentyfrst game In his match nj Havana with
Tschlgorin. II was played on February 23.
This game due to be played sunday February
2l, but Mr.. Tscdgorin claimed his last day Of rest.
owing to indlsposition. The postponemcnt caused
unusual disappointment. owing TO the hodny and
account of the exciting state Of the score about
1000 ladies' and gentlemen visited the Centre
Asturiano for the purpose Of witnessing the contest
and were all fClled in their expectations.
IL Mr. TschlgO'n were not already noted OF
the boldest masters who has entered the chess
arena the specimen Of play which he produced in this
game at such critical stage of the match would he
sufficient TO mark him such. 1t was a startling
surprise though Il somewhat amusing when
Tehigorin attempted to hoist his antagonist with his
own petaid and fred of Stcinitz Gsmbit The
Russian master had Ct course prepared new plan
and the turn of the opening showed that directed
against the defence which steinz had adopted in con
sutaton with senior Ostoaza, against Tsclhgorin and
benor Conu, In game played before the
match. Tschigorn had rightly guessed that
Steinitz would repeat the same defence and
his amendment OF the attack cut the seventh
move. IT recovered the Pawn quickly with apparently
good attacking game, which however presented weak
points on the side that likely to become In.
convenient unless he could obtain more considerable
advantage in position material. AS matters went
on the two players seemed to lave exchanged roles.
Cschigorin went fishing for outlying Pawn the p
and had some difficulty oiIecting a retreat with
the knight which employed for the distant capture
while Steinia concentrated his forces for Kings
eide and centre attack which he pursued effectively
until he eained two Pawns. An exchange of Queens
followed, after which. the thirteth move. black
by sacrifice OF the exchange could have obtared a
position which almost assured the victory for his
side. However his game good enough for winning
purposes up to his thirty seventh move, which was
premature advance Two moves later the gnmc
Was adjourned and the resumption, at Whites
iortieh move, Tschgorin in three fine cous
made the opponents Kings side inactive and AS
neither player could make any impression on the
other wing, the game abandoned as drawn after
Whites forty seventh Duration ) hours, so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
SEIZED INPO,S SOLD AUCTION.
A MAN FINDS HIS BY's LOST CIIoTHES-A WIFE
HUNTERS NECAOE GoFS FOR A soXG.

A large quantity goods seized by the Custom
House for undervalion or attempts at smuggrr &
were sold ut auctOSeSerday at No. 26s Wost-st.
| J. Thomas Stearns Charles A. Berran were the
auctOnecrs. and Y. Hickey. the superintendent Of
seizures Ia charge tn snlc Threc hundred and
fifty lots were sod the realized was - 934 p.
They comprised Jew books drygo)ds, umbrellas and
a large variety OF .a-brlc. Quantities OF tobacco.
srt goods and brlcsic Will be sold to-day at the same
Place. The goods lerally brought high prices, and
the buyers were chy spectators. Three boxe, OF
Hebrew books wereizcd for undervahla.lon. Their
home value was g.. and their appraised value here
was $3.50. There great deal OF competition for
them, and they weSn0ckcd down at 1905.
Among the artlclsold was PEARL necklace. which
belonged 70 an Eishman who came here abOut
year ago to get aiie. lie brought horses and car
riages and pl-ntyi iewclry. Among them
pearl" necklace lch he said was an heirloom and
valued at - SOC The customs authorities did not
think 1t aud zed it. They found it TO y. bogus
and appr1 sed it ST.. The wife-hunter returned 10
Europe after thrweels. His necklace brought 800
under the hs mmSe steiday.
While man rs looking over 0. the goods
which to be'M to-day. he picked up II package
about which Ter was wrapped. To IN attendant
he said "Thsoohs like my sisters writing see If
her signature isJt inside" lie gave the name and
his surmlse wafound TO he correct The package
contained two lie baby garments, with fine needle
work on them. They had becn sent by mail 60 the
man himself he had never received tie notice
lie was glcatlyloctei at the nDd, aid said he would
buy them this rnirg
There wereiauy strikers at the sale Yesterday
who, when thc1Ound a Wantol any Thing. would
threaten to b,gainst him unless they received u
$40; One trl' to find OFT the number Of the baby
clothes, but not succeed. Many of them ran
up articles tdlicuous prices to spite pcroons who
would not be bDed The is.rs and tobacco excited
at them was Judge William II. ArnOux.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

the po.. though nrces ruled generally stsacy 80
RIO quoted A. ic. Sslns 600 hags No J. l3pr c. ana
zoe, No :. 13sc. store and go tegs santos
80 =. l Akrfhjehn lGi,r. MID grades slow ana '1.y IN
options quiet snd without special iei'.
NJ l', tnn 10000 hos changing hahl' The resGt .,
tn 'iHcS SLOWED rise u Jdlj Uoints. due many 20
strongt ii'iccs from IIayrc which pronptd some t.
local covering. RIO was tune aud easier Havio sn9"pn
Of frs Mar h. and = II on later months. IAN,
burg va, oia ~ b'ttec in sone cases onaSn c0 To-
at rs y. m. March. COS 81; April Coz % May oos
june 5ss 3 July. IS "a; August, 37s. fio quots
Regular FIR - 10 KOS. nominal good second no KGs
10 700 Exchange (prly1te II l5-lG: receipts In ITO,
1900 sss; no ccerancts TO the United state, oopo
lags; Rs stock. 49, eco bg-: Rio market quiet re-
c"ip- in santos II COO bags Santos 800 900 bags
market ~. f,pceirs &c Ro. July 20 Ms.ch
l. 1870. o,SC>Cn0 l0r. time 1891. $4,000; SANE
tmr 1870. GJl 900 bag receipts az Ssno. July -
March l. 1899 27Cp coo bags sane tine 1891 2is) uoO
tire 1880. G33 eco bag. Total sales here to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
VOTES.

VOTES.
To- 50 far he position Arrived at is the same ~
the consultation same between Messrs Tschigorn an
Comm AGAINST Messrs. etenita and Ostolsza previous
the present match The text move ID new feature
the stack, and seemingly . strong one.
(b) P-Q was preferable
() Loss Of tine. R-K Kt "a would have epeno
m excellent attack for White.
ID Necessary in order 10 prevent OF weaken whites
attack BY R-K Kts 80.
(e IS B-Q Kt was Questionable on account 4
IS ..RxKt; 16 81 b ca 10 Kt b IL L.
IL P-0 Kt 8, with a strong attack
IL Inferior 10 Kt-Q 4.
% lie could hardly do better The Pawn ahea
was his only consolation for his inferior position aIn
he bound to suck 70 IL as long as he could
(h) Not q good resource. Y R-k So was moe
promising. ,,.
he could do account OF the reoinder P-B !.
% 80 Y L; 81 Kt K H. 81 RIB CHI ~
K~Q 9 ~ 80 R-K 2. so P-B o, with winning game,
% . RIB o. threatening P-B wond have cleared
the Pawns the King side and left Black three pnssei
lawns and a formidable attack Oh that wing.
ca Time wasted. The systematic advance OF the
Pawfs on the other wing was by far superior.
right play. The u p best posted where lie pre-
yiOusly stood In order 10 keep OIL the adverse King
from the centre.
(In) A splendid move See diagram.
I'M Al . .. P-Kt White would have gained a
Pawn by XIX 4, threatening Kt X p or kt-Kt Oh
(o ~ P-B II the only way for Black 10 open
the game and then might follow A P-Kt q. 40 X 7;
20 p r. and neither party hope TO approach the
camp Of the other side without serious danger 10 him.
sph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Jmfalo. March 2.-Cattle-Receipts for the last "a
hours 1850 head total for week thus hr' .,1oV
head for same time last week soso heaa c9is E
York: on sale. 500 head market opened q,Iiet 1ul
weak closed with an easy tone. gs-hecelpS t ioI
the last "a hours, 1900 head total Tor week mus
Lead: consigned through, 500 head; TO- New. forL
400 head sac, 800 head market opened II
Shade finer for best grades, owing 10 hsht suppN
early trains all lnte, closed STEADY ana hihl m'aE
Workers co,d 30 best, ~ 95aT do plgf ana Iient
"a a.024 rs. GOOD heavy ends. "a 2ja-A 30 PIG
good 10 best ST. IN 81 80 do common SHIPS 70 L'lI
q sou 81 co. assorted rDnghs ~ lo@ ~ - co',n n
ons,g, Tecepts for the last "a hours 200 head
%taI for week illus far. 22,4o0 head for same time
last week, $4,000 head: consigned through Law aVo
Fond 10 New York, 500 head on solc ZOO head
IHsrket opened quiet and firm. closed steady sheep
sH "a f ,ir io sooa = 7Sa cn. and
n 23aS4 so lambs. good TO extra native q, =. =,
DIR m rood do S6 5On IS 90 culls TO common, "a %"
'iyicago March 2.-"Thc Evening Journal" reports
cot,Ie~Teccpts $1,000 head shipments 1000 beah
Market steady good 10 extra steers % oOH - "a
nthcrs ~ 2E1a4 % sOckcrs So 400 ~ cows - hVm
90 81 Hogs receipts $1,000 head shipments 4l2.0Oo
Ioad market steady rough and common ~ 4OGt4 %
mixed and packers So GJdS4 so: prime heavy and
S%ecnoReceipts 5000 head; shipments 1900 head:
Market active IOo higher; ewes S4aY4 30 nnNe1
SnSs5 "a. wethers So $685. rs; Westerns - io@
o. eS: lambs steady, 50 5O0S6 so; ycarngs. 70 20"
S. Is. co,,o pooo,n,, , go head
ohinments 975 head. Market strong: fair 10 epod
nalve steers s30A 40; fair TO good lndnh and Ielas
steers So s0as3 20; ilogs,Receps 3,oto nrin
Shipments $40 head. Market slow fair 10 prime n
heavy "a Goas4 So MIXED ordinary 20 goedh ~ 'Va
~ IS light fair 10 hest 81 JOo4 20. Shscp- i ne
cc,nts S5 so shipments none. Market steady iihr
10 desirable mutons SA"N'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
TRlBr rs OF BUSINESS MEN.

The SlIer yesterday took possession of the factory
Of Lussa Ludg, manufacturer of cIla6s, at No. 100
PrincC-st oan attachment for 81 500 In favor Oi
Arnold Sach and an execution was entered against
him in favopf N. l.. S;ieglitz & son for SjI4.
Deputy shn Fox has received an attachment for
$500 agaii Lieutenant George Edward Krapf who
was arreStc,on bis ARRIVAL I'm THIS country on the
steamer Aunia. Oh saturday. by Cnit~ states Deputy
Marshal Bedad, ana taken 10 Ludlow street jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
CONCERT TICKETS FOX SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The hoard OF Education yesterday decided TO ask
Charles W. Clinton John r. Thomas, ~ LeBrnn
Sons and McKm. Mead & White to submit plans
and estimates for the proposed new hall
Of the Board at Fifty ninth st. ana ihrk ave- ine
pof ~ ,roupA ,s 1Dox125 feet The buding Is not TO
cost uere than $4,000. Resolutions were passed
eiscontsnuits tho branch school on Wards Island
swins 20 1sck of pupils. and rrinury schoo No. as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
ETHIOPIAN PRODrCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March .. 3 :45 p m.-Beef-Iioldcrs Offer
freely. Pork and hamS-lIOderS offer sparlnGly.
BacOnII)dcrs offer sparngly Cumberland cut. about
- to 30 lbs. firm BIS; short rib about % lbs,
firm at 3js sd. Cheese-IOidels offer sparingly.
Holders offer moderately. Lard-Spot-rhe supply il
poor; fmufc-- Holders offer moderately. Wheat
ana nOur-IlOlders Offer moderately. Corn
SpOt-fIOlers offer sraringy: futurcs-ii0ldeiS offer
moderately mixed western spot steady at As : lid
March firm at IS q lid: April firm at Is sd: May
firm at Is fd. Hops at LondOn-Pacifc Coas-Holders
are not Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03
vr'ORS FROM PHILADELPHIA.

commits from tho Philadelphia Stock Exchange
come 10 thiclty yesterday to insIcc: The buildings
occupied byne four big New-Yoik Exchanges. The
Philade phi y1xchange Is about TO building
and before Ding so the members propose 10 get all the
points posse from the experience other Exchanges
At the SIX Exchange the visitors received q hearty
welcome I'm the brokers when thCy appeared in tAe
cutlery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-03

The pupils ofthe lattechOol viii be sent TO Grammar
School No. 20.
A petition was reged asking the Eoard 10 sup
port the formation OF society to encourage love Of
music among inc prs 81 the public schools. etc.
II was signed by Mrs. aunccy ". Depcw, Mrs Grover
Cleveland M's. FTcde r. CJudert and others The
society wishes t. dl>uc free concert tichcts among
the pupils In gFammschools. The Board Will con-
slider the matter at tneXt meeting.