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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sst 1.,,s 5O3 5ss, Of l1}.ye isAioo'' Mara
6l,st 3sl . 4 e OF -d.ave 20sNioV.'' jonas
74tSt ' 60. Ss5 H' Last Fanci, Brock to ooo
3d. n > 4'%o IL E o. oens'e ...... 10000
Same p TSJ Francis Focis,er to Frances
ssd :i'.! & Mad:o"a'e s0.ioos; Sc 900
s.d wtF G sSs 70 OF saaJt iosxsI Mary ~ ooo
Lexington.s,c, :, 90 IL hITy o. c,' 10000
5oth-t. 80 r. e OF IS'"'e' '.'.... 1900
IstA,e. 753 # oi 'l''''' -'.N $4,000
ssthst = III e Of i;',t o i;nu NV $4,000
o, 1G n. MeL aug % iF%le. Sssos Fred,
cIisk nr'cnd ao :" II of ssth.st, ioy0o; same
7si to ''% 20 1853 East. Cole Bradley to 1000
65thst. l:2 ~ Coil,dds cGGy''' '... 1900
sd.syc. :. 5g3 f, Of lOSh'''' ''N. $4,000
,s HSs"" Hero: to S" Of i4,hst $7icxa';
''' aIG,c s;a?9aseila to Nal E.s1 ,SSxioo
''g &s9, 49,: samm 1890 1853
2d.a,r ;, 10 f. Of 9an;,t 2oAOo' Oni'c' 1887
1sei.st : % It v Of lth,aNc OWL '''"' 1000
Eivcrdc Drive - e o, lnr'' '"N'Vo 10000
''? erck Mo6r ,' IT, to John a1.:,x, 7ecx
W. C u, i, 800 HS 3; Hugh Camp 70
sn, yan h'%e' s. 9iso IT et., li'S27N9'A 1850
wiil!.ayc > 1oa # Of he.n,"' --Noo' 1850
wi'ayc, corner i'eh-'' 2'>ioO' "co'ss
,o. Grag to 40 Of simp.on.ss, 25xao; o7s
o7,b st : 5ooft q sh.,yc iSsiooIi i''.' 1880
,.! No: Se 1906 WI ' Annie schacer to Car 100
a,, Glnr I Irs" 400 and 1911 West JARED Dell
tn REYNOLDS
lint SO 2c9 West Emma n'rr ct al 10 '|' 10 800
ant M[S 's', g. IT Of rera,lcs:. q 1oAcso
,otS.st Ne a67 Fast Rachel Levy ct al 10 Ao'"'
Sa f go 80 John Amc. and vile r"c' ?, ooo
L"wrrrd et 81 =, ,,.cd % rohn { Amos $4,000
GicenS~t Xo7 1876 and l3- ''""'i ,o'" 10000
sherr.,r 80 III; Dear i E''haf" anu WV 10000
Bankst No 90; Julius LpP"'n 70 H"''' 1900
poa npl"" 70 ci,. william II wr.cy and wife TO n .,c
r'S Gharc. iiornaa j. ana ,aS,'hc. $50 10 e''
>pii rcdrnaG VIE ct al to LOUIS bafa- % 900
rca s'l.' 10 90 aa4 han Of % I'nc. sn.'n /
rot Sn T..,' 80 50; Narv l. Williams anil another
sedsvske;c g,y o Hs ssG 7' and W canesr
Same opTt.. ! u H''hTu'R' ''' 5000
Lot - and part tot y ma, .. .ep'f", $500
3d-avc. corner quarry 20" Tu + IIrlirrT 1856
list So - VT "''''n ''','' '"- 80 900
,2oG,h.,,. l49 West / J smith O. mary T. $4,000
"a '3 351 z # G = & e. :. 'Nl'o
st ii1i' o1d,Fc: II Kcatns and Vile to $50
Hoi Eal On "a HS%ic1,5GfH1co: Morrison and
7, w e Sds 'i 500 70 "a Ycvnan towcn
7,b 'eI to y Isa r.. ~ rs fanny ley 2, al to
,an De'' pSrcr,y fIic, II Ga,Gcr Morr ooo
I.fu no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AmtR'CA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT by
Block SIGNALS and Interl0cking Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
De.bro..e. and Corilnndt Streets.
7, Eacc, 1901 A. w.. FEBRUARY 1orh 1898.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 A. -ruman ye,buIc Sleeping n Cars as 70 ni
Rn, tn h i%sS A la
elnnsu 9 S5 a. m, indianapolis 30 a. H. '"'"S'
10 100 a. m. next day
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED TED, vs..,.
~ On NOON -Conpos~d exclusively 4 Pulmen Neest'
Ds state ROOM ssep"s oi DihS reports
ss as Ss's ead both ;ssss
nossS. o. ei SSH IF gS Ar. Chicago !: 90 noon
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS H,,,,,
Low; and clnn1a , ys,Oaxs l sas: cias a
matt 5 is a. m. and St. LOUIS 80 ?. m next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. ...
$50 r. M.-Pullnan vc,tbue Sleeping cars 70 pin
ssrs csssP 1as s rSato Arfses ceyo
land IL 40 a m. Chicago . 80 y. M next aay'
sOuTmwEsTERN EXPRESS ,nuu,.
'o H. s Essta, Cars 10 & IN
s. Louis pnng car Atoona 70 6 1'yno'i ndsnapos
&c Is p m. ani St. Louis a. second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
500 rSd a. arreei Dag S"" SSl;sse ''Tnd
morning.. Toledo II 20 D M Mo Columbus 40 '''
sIiKINASDoAm yALi KoTTk for Point on on SoS IT.
cly Win any Sleeper to New.Ore4ns. and Il 10 night
WITH sleeper TO Memphis.
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 A. NV a-hnston Limited wsssday' xes
6ule Pullman raos Ts5- f WssnF,op 40 D. H.
$40 Li%cd aay y Wsshns
pullman Parior Cars and Dining Oaf' arriving "''"s
Trains 20 go TO- 30 Expo ssS
800 and 90 p and IL 10 night sunday, 70
sS s 1na 80 p mn n and '2 p 80 SsH;
for and in 81 t A"r".
r%Srcs, 20 FOR Inrk-on,iir A"su-Iae and Tampa
Tr 80 a. III 80 o p - M daily FOR Key and
i""mnn and II !, nish; Is,s cLicd, IND and
Indian River Via ST. Augustine 900 p H. ana
40 F. vi. ard Daays ,n hsprs ana t NaE
SEnas as S' and i uSs sfas
500 r M1paS e. all o amy S 81 ci o0
FOX N oL3 r EaSTF' cS5NfoEr XoSIK "a C.H
f f%sPss 5es s say, N rs.ts.r. with
Fo 4aa AhHM Sa rsr car, pay
For Long Branch. A'hury po,6 ocean Gr1S' ana RON
D. m wcck. DAYS. sunday. 80 a. m. AID o.lo
D. m. tpo not stop at Asbury Pax ana ocean "fo'e
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Cxpr.ss 20, 20 90. 80. 90 30 90 90 Wash
| neton Limited with Dining Car. and II 100 a n
tlS 10 Coon Penna Limited With Dining Car, l. 70
100 90 90 50, 90 I: 80 ) 90. u 90, u 80,
so 90 and > 90 p. N; and l. - night Aeon
TSpress. G;i5 80. . 90 . 80 10 80 a, NJ % 80
noon IImltod l. 90 noon 90, %, ) 90. $50,
7.45 700, . 100 D. M. and II - night Accominoda'
For tor T@c 90 SIs 20 n1 to local point. on the
sylvan.a Rar ad system apply at the following Ticket
0fNccs: Nos ABB. sac ?ti. 1923 ll3 and POI bond-
way. House. 1874 Fast Iejthst :d4 West i25th.
st ojl Columhusavc 737 SiNh-aye.. and fo.t of De~
Cortlanit $50 Fulton
Qs broadway, and BROOKLYN Annex station foot = lul.
ton.st, brooklyn; l29 Hudson-st., UoOoken; station
jersey City.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and reside through 90 det
nation. . -
| General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
READlNG
N RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracte Coal used exclusively insurins Cleanliness
aud COmfOrt.)
Time Table In effect Dec. 10, 1sS1'
n0A1ClnM

FAST EAPKEoS IKAINS ItdFe stdtIV" '0o0 Ut f''0'''
ST., North River ,, v,.c.u.
FALLS. TORONT0 AND CHICAGH; s:l3 A.; ~
$50 r. VI. WEEK DAYS AND ~ DIS ;,
Buffet sleeping Cars night trains ,xn sc,,xrov
FOR WiLkE>BARKE. pITi>ION AND SCNASIoN
is a. m II 80 $40, 80 y. m sundays eAceps
p f1IG" por2svITLE Is a. m 10 80. s45 p M.
SUNDAYS II 90 a III. . 90.
IL 80. 3:45. 5ii5 p ~ sunday: 4ig P;xmpoiwx Ann
MATCH CHUNK 90, s:lj a. m. i 80 q 10 except
Mauch Chunk 8 80 5:15 : 80 p M Sundays. 90
.l5 IL go q. n 4 40 80 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
Urn GOODS.

COMpLETE FURNISHING A SPECIALITY
ESt"is,e as LAC; . maHrtS MAlriN9s. RUGS
ANDREW LESrER'S SONS Artistic Eipnini,re W.t.,.
SSS' sfl' o+S eio Eghth.sve., near 5Sth.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
DTRLIC NOTICE.-Application having boon

DU BIC neutrality-suspicious. haNlng boon
i nnds the Board OF Railroad Commission r. Of the
OF NewYort by the Lexington Avenue ami PaVonla
Ferry Railroad Company under the provisions Of 100
charter j6o Laws of 1880 amended by chapter O16
Laws OF 1892 for permission TO operate ~ care by cable
power l. hereby given that hcarn" oil N" above
win cfoe the Board at the Chamber OF Commerce
~ Nassau.st IN the city 81 Nrw.York April 1tt 1853
at IL a. m. WILLIAM c. HUDSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
e RTE 1. / n E S.

train. for Chicago and the West leave NV.
work foot OF Chamberss daily, a. follows, ana I'VE
,ninua : earlier from West 23i-,t; ,,.- ,.,.,
~. A M-VIa Niecarp Falls and Chaufau1ua Lake.
y.ID Parlor car New.YorH 10 Buffalo. Sleeper HOE
III .,pie ., CIucnrati. Diningcar. ,
4, nN p N,-Ve~tbulc Limei solid train tor |, NE
S.UU r.so VIA Chautauqua Lake Sleeper, "a Chlcaso'
- I'D and Cincinnati. 0ning-,ar.
con T.. solid train ~ chi ago VI, Niasara as
O.0U SicIssrs Buffalo Ko,h"st'r AMI Chicago pih'
on =. VI. Wa Chaut'uqua Lake ana N,asar, rs,s.
O.CV Solid train 10 Chicago. Sleep r 70 hVrhe''"
,flln Chicago and C.nrinnafi .. .>,.,,,,y
\ OCAI. TIME TNBLE TICKETS AID PULLMAN
i 4 accommodations at 4ol and %. Brosdway hmo ~
Treoxlyn zoo Huds1n.st io, ken md Icrs"v Cy sta.
ZION Eitc Transfer calls tor AID check, bag
Iu,, from hot andre d 6'.t na.iop.
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miscellaneous.

% RysHEs Of every description siS fcarl-'t. near
JOHN x. HoPPEt. Hanufacturse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
Cbitaso propsrin for Sale anb 10 Get

r HICAGo-Rent for July and August finely furnished
~ hoae located near the lake nine bcdrooms rsnt So
per month. ~ L. SULLIVAN, 467 Em.st.. Chcaso. wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11

Ciln })ropsrln for Sale.
FOR s<IE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
very sulytlor house On crown OF 'u n,. y. 80,
e,ona,e between SIN Gnd S.th ST. oent' .. ~
iocI 700, feas light: hourr - VNpOAs " 30
Nv l1rsny Immediate" pos-e~sl0n. rHe" "''V'0'
CHARLES MacRAR,
,HJ 5thnNc. cor. ttth%t.
., ~ r II. Wc.t 5.d.st-A e5ft palatal residence
TLIGANTLY DE( DRAFTED
p.t.. low. ,nrn daily /. CRAWFORD. Builder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11

Citn properin 60 Get.
Tor RENT-foGDHAM- Or h!FAw'oIa'e ana ,,oiisv
as "a fashioned house With II rooms oil Ia pstIIeeSC'
IL, god raraee house; patty furnished pro 'oVV'
"'N' - ia iIl-,H y t.NP owner. % ili"rtA''t'
no t,T Dc.lr,ble pr,se hoi,c: 2story ana attc
~ ,,, room. Win large garden No - Orcharo
~. betneen brand and BrOomc ',N. IhouL-. - -
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GIramboats.
ALBANY BOATS.

s,oome,s DREW and DEAN RICHMOND iea aWd oio
psr al s. r. foot Cenast. at T. VI; DAILY t.nt md
" ,.rt connections points NORTH Exst su
Sa,nrday night connects Win ou"u"y
morning trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Raliroad OF
New.Jersey. foot Of Libcrty-st., North RNsr -.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, go, 40, S0
10 90. Ii 80 dining Car; 4. NJ 1870, 2J55 sssS
5 As T. NJ l. ~ night sunday, 900. 10 81 II ~
Dining Car A. NJ, 80, 80, Dining Carr. 90, 100.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, week Gays
and sundays 90, IL 80 Dining Car A NJ ~, Ssvi
IDlnnc Car 8 90 20 90 Baltimore only Z. NJ, IL ID
night ..,.s ~ p,,,r,, sla.r.
rickat, and PaJlor Seats be procured az ~
o2- - lao Roadway - MurNy
Street 3l4 Canal 81 East l4th Street 80 SovmoSs
,,eue and 50 l25th street. Ncw-l olh o3o masu
neton street 700 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, and "a Broad
way. Williamsburg. -, IL , .,a.,
baggage from hotel residence TO deschauon'
NEWBORN. o>TAKIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 4-p>I, r.,.
n earlier from me iclo OF Er1nA
IL, -" Tor Middletown Bloomingburen, Port JervS
Voncelo Mountlindac fall'burgn i.io'rrs ns,S
Varor Uancocs Carboudale. scranton w y.ga
Sincv Norwich r,mc.ol. Utica Rome oleus o Wnse
,tE - Nj Campbell Hall Lake Nohonk any Sl.i imc
49, Waikiki Vail7y stations. Mddctown; B.ooMing
furrh Flicnylle Pittsburgh, HuFleyNihe' LiOe'"' LII"
me ,,nor n Ndietown. Fallshurgh Liberty, LAvias'
, w" y"uor Rcelaud walton sidney. Norwch oheoa;
ssw,yo Richest r NiacsrI fal, D.trot Chica.o arc
~ pullman sleopHs; reclining cha'r cur fco
Su. nn,,iy. ali cTncr trains daily except SUNDAY ,,,
ana -lc'pHS-oar oe'NS
o,,a,n.d ar All proadHay. NcwNorx. Vt.
oo'i'"C NNpfRS " g. \. - Bcav"rst New.for9:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.
Aura citc Go used -iu-ivrIy insnrng Cleanliness
aud (Onforf.i
Four TRICKS. Protected by Automatic Block Sig"ai
system, Trains leave station foot Of Liberty sc.
Time Table In effect Dec. Is, 1892.


For Reading At 90. 7:i5 5 :l5. \. NJ. / 90. 80.
2lj 90 100. ) IS. 80 =. NJ, IL 10 night exceyt
Na;l,,iav nei sunday II 30 y. NJ. 100. 80 %.
30 600 T.. NJ. l. - nigh;. . - ga
For Harri-bur. At go. 80. : % A. NJ 90 l. 80:
night. sundays. II 80 \. NJ. 100. 300 $50 p NJ.
l. Is night. -.
90 : 30 Z. NJ. l. Is night, except saturday night
Sundays. II 80 A. NJ. 90 80. 600 +. NJ, IL 10
For Sunburv Lewisburg and wliamsport. at 100.
7:i5 :i5 A. NJ, 90 80, 30 L. ", II 10 night
c>crp; SATURDAY night sundays, 10 \. NJ 800 T. M
For Easton bethlehem. Allentown. -M.pch Chunk. &C..
90 10 s :f5 \. NJ. 90 30. 5ij 30 70 Allen.
town T. NJ Sunday -. Ii \. NJ. 10. ) 80 T. VI.
For Wilke>iatlr ritstln and scranton 40 A. NJ,
30 p. NJ. sundays. 30 \. NJ;
Pleasant 80 : 10 II 80 \. NJ 80 ! ~ q 80 Rcd
Bank only 90 ! 20, G:l5 T.. NJ. SUNDAYS, keeps
ocean rovr and Nsbury Park. . 90 \. NJ. 90 r. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 1 80. sis \. NJ. As g 40 special Arc. els
FOR Toms River. Bnnccaa Park and BarneCat, 20
S:l5 \. NJ. LIS, 20 =. VI.
For Atlantic city, Vincand and Brlde ton 80 A. IL
for Monmouth Peach. seabrGht and Highland Beach,
30 S:i5 II 30 !. NJ. ! 30 I as. co. 20 L. ".
Sundays . 90 \. NJ, 90 4. NJ.
FOR THFCREAT NAVAL REVIEW AZ
OID.POINT COMFORT. Va,
T al. BAY LINE ROUTE.
Leave Ncw-York Via Penn Il. Il. p. M; VITA cen:
r. r. o. y j.. 80 y. arriving at old Point Ccmfose
H.v TOMPkINS. q. =. A, :S7 broadway
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For BOYS and Young Mcn-COuntry.
For Both SeXes-Country

For Both SUBSEQUENTLY
T. AS1MAN, CUISINES CoLLE"E Poaghkeepsie. n: Y
II ell thf Thorouch instruction in Bookkeeping
Ranking Commercial Law. Premiership epondence.
Arithmetic ac Tel graphy Sterography, TynewI ting g.
supplied with assistants on short
notice charge .or situations furnished Send for cat'ge
sSOENNINU1UN" SEMINARY for both opens
I April 10th; very healtMul; convenient
New.York and rhadcpha Is TEACHERS in the faculty
Address THOS. HANLON, j. D., Pennington, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11

MlsceIlaneOus
Al BOTANICAL DRAWING, MECHANICS, M1NINo,
M PROSPECTING. ARITHMETIC. ETC.
may be studied without loss VI time from
n begin students need only ko how 70 read and write
White for FREE Clrcular giving all particulars. 70
NAVAL EXrEpITnI . FOR ORR BOYS 10 THE
Nv st. Johns Military school, Manlus, N. Y, via the
Great Lakes. Organized as cadets OF a Ship.ofwa..
Apply for terns.
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1nstrnction.

For Young Ladies-City.
- oApDIN0 AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
II NO. GO7 6Ti.AVE. - ,,,,
~ ,,r AND MIS- CHAS. IL. GARDNER, Principal
~,1sWYorK BUSINESS COi.I.t.,t;. i.5:hst, y. Y.
All practical branches: day or evening al OF I, az
dress ELEMENT Z. GAINES. MOUTH MOTIFS Dam - = O.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
RECEIVER GETS IT.
The Northern Pacific Company Sued
Big Mortgages Forcclu>ed

Milwaukee, Aug 10. Judge Jcn-
kins today appointed Henry G. Payne.
of this city: Thomas f. Cakes, of New
York, and Henry c. Rouse, of Cove
land, receivers Of the Northern Pacific
Railway company
The receivers were appointed i'm a
suit brought 10y +. r. Winston. the
Farmers Loan and Trust company. of
the city of New York: William G..
sheldon William S L. Prentice. co.
partners, doing business under the
firm name and style of William C..
/ sheldon Il Co against the Northern
| Pacific Railroad company Miller
Moves X Miller are the attorneys for
! the plaintiffs Each receiver is or
dered 10 file a bond for 100000 with.
IN ten days They are ordered to take
charge Of all the Compauy'S property.
to manage it us receivers usually do,
! paying out what is necessary for
the operation of the road and holding
the balance subject TO the order Of the
court The officers Of The company are
restrained by IN injunction from inter.
feriug with the operation of the road
by the receivers.
The bin sets forth that the plaintiff,
+. b. Winston, is resident Of the city
! of Minneapolis. and the other plaintiffs
iof the city Of New York The MeSsrS.
Winston. Prentice and sheldon are
stockholders OF the company and the
Farmers Loan aud Trust Company
is trustee for the holders of the bonds
issued under the mortgages figuring i'm
the suit After setting forth the organ.
ization Of the company TO operate rail
road and telegraph lines and the fact
that it is the owner of large amount
of stock ia corporations owning var.
iouS branch railroad ANA telegraph
lines the bin proceeds to name the
line and give their mileage capital
stock, debt statements, etc
The amount Of Northern Pacific stock
outstanding is $S5, 22T 600 of which
$490O0OO0 is preferred, bearing per
cent interest and S36,237OOO is com
mon. In 1890 the company executed
TO the Farmers Loan and Trust com
pany, as trustee for the bondholdcrs
n consolidated mortgage for 100000,
0o0. covering. subject TO prior liens
the main line and All branches and
all of the land grant except that east
of the Missouri river.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
NEW MINISTER ARRIVES.

Young Yum. of China, With His Ret
inun Of Seventy Eight People,
san Francisco Cal, Aug. -. Young
Yum, new Chinese minister to the
United States, arrived here this morn
ing on the steamer Gaelic, with a ret
muc Of seventy people
The Chinese consul and his local con
tineent went 10 the steamer ara re-.
oeiyed China's new representative in
true oriental style After the Ceremon-
les were over the party was driven to
the Palace hotel
only forty Of the party viii 90 to
Washington. the others will be dis
ributed along the Pacific coast, Mexi-
co and South America as diplomats.
The party will go direct to Washington,
where tie retiring minister, Tsui.
awaits their coming
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
POTATOES ARE POOR.


The following weather crop hullrtn
for the week ending Monday has been
issued by Signal Service officer Moore:
Special reports were requested this
week from the principal potato com
ties, ana the condition of the nrop must
be stated as far from promising Up
TO the latter part of July potatoes
showed a fine growth. The acreage
was fully an average one and pros
poets were excellent for Il very large
yield But the deficient rainfall Of
June and July with very high temper
atures have combined To finally lower
the standard, and since Aug there has
been "A marked deterioration in pros
poets throughout the whole state In
many counties the tops stand strong
and uxuriaut hut a close examination
shows few tubers in the hills A two
thirds yield is a large estimate TO make
upon the condition shown today. and
unless rain is much more plentiful dur
ing August this viii have TO be reduced,
Corn, Of course, has stood the drouth
more than any of the other growing
crops, but the very large yield csti-
mated during last month must now be
considerably modified, and consider
able rain will bc needed yet to make
Il large crop.
Tobacco las suffered greatly and
does not show anything like the con
dition which It did last year ut this
time
Light frosts on the 9th and III a
few exposed places on the 18TH have
touched cranbcIries little, but the
vines are loaded and the promise Of a
large crop is still good"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19

Buenus AyreS, Aug. t5.-Thc federal
congress has resolved TO proclaim "a
state Of siege throughout Argentine.
and TO promote federal Intervention
throughout the disturbed provinces Of
Sana Fe and san Luis.
\ dispatch from la Plata tells of a
night between "A radical crowd and fed.
eral troops in that city The civilians
fought desperately and did not give
Way until three Of them were Killed
aud forty others wounded.
Federal troops are occupying an pub
Ito buildings in La Plata The radical
provisional ministers have He'd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
NEW GOVERNOR.

London, Aug ia dispatch re
ceiyed in this city via Paris says that
General OlNera nas been appointed
governor of the province Of Buenos
Ayres in place OF General Costa, who
was recently depoScd 10y the radical
insurgents and who He'd to Monteyideo
To escape his enemies.
The dispatch adds that it is stated in
BuenoS Ayrcs that a state of Siege win
shortly be proclaimed throughout the
republic The troubles in the City of
la Plata have not been ended. Com.
bats between armed men are OF fire.
qucut occurrence in the streets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
WILL HOLD GOLD.

Madrid, Aug 10 The government
announces that although the report that
il intends 10 decree the payment Of
Cuban customs in gold is untrue yet
measures viii bg taken to prevent the
expectation Of gold from Cuba to
America Con ncrcial circles are still
anxious about the rumor that the GOV
eminent intends to order Spanish Gus
toms dues to De made payable In
gold alone, as the government has moi
given an emphatic denial of IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
HUTCHINSON QUITS THE BOARD
The Veteran Spectator Sells His
Membership Ccrtih,gtc

Chicago Aus ~ b. L. Hutchinson
has sold his member hip in the Chicago
hoard OF trade. The certificate. which
was ISSUED to the old gentleman TWEEN
ty-siN wears agr, went at a very low
price II is understood that the old
man realized but n little less than 5000
net hy the sale The membership went
into Armour \ Co.'S office the hard
headed senior of that firm buying ii
for an employee
The sale was the outcome of nm
emergency Hutchinson, though at
one time worth about 100000 is now
practically prunilcSs. \ recent rise
i'm wheat caught him short on little
Kindergarten deal and he sold his
membership nj the only bid in sight in
order TO get money TO carry his deal
and himself over sunday
The story which was adoat several
days ago that Partridge had "staked"
him To a lard deal whereby he made
$4,000 is a simple fairy story"
Hutchinson while undoubtedly
bcaer ON lard. had like the balance of
the curhstQnc contingent no money to
play his Judgment with lie could I'M
douhtcdly have secured stake Of
Partridge. MS chat operator is proyerb-
ally kind hearted 10 the 'pcrfcSh, but
Hutchinson was too proud to ask for
ID.
The sale of his membership probably
marks the close of Mr. IIutchiuson's
speculative career lie WIS on the
board Monday. the second time since
he returned from the east The other
occasion was when the Cudahy Fair
hanll-Wright lard and pork deals col.
lapsed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
FIFTEEN HUNDRED ARRESTED.

Bombay. Aug 10. During the re-
cent religious riots Ia this city 1900
Mohammcdans and Hindoos were ar.
rested The number of persons Killed
is not known. but it is certain that the
deaths are i'm excess Of the number
first supposed Many Of the injured
ia the hospitals win probably die
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
ACCUSED or GRAND LARCENY.

kaukauna Wis, Aug Is. William
REYNOLDS, formerly a brakeman on
the Lake Shore road, was arrested on
the charge Of stealing money and pa
pictzler where he had been boarding
lie was bound over TO the October
term Of the circuit court, being com
mittcd In default OF $1,000 bail.
Reynolds Is - years old and has a
family residing at DE Perc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
MINISTER BLoUNT RETURNS.

San Francisco, Aug. 1j.-James II.
Blount who was appointed by the
president commissioner TO investigate
Hawaiian affairs and who subsequently
received the appointment Of the United
States minister 10 Hawaii returned
from Honolulu this morning on the
Steamer Gaelic
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
PORTAGE MERcHNT FAILS

Portage, Wis, Aug 10 w J. West
lake, doing business, failed yesterday,
He was Carried down by the suspension
Of the German Exchange bank His to-
tai liabilities viii not exceed $1,000.
Marshheld, Wis, Aug. 15.-Charles
Schmirler, doing a general boot and
shoe business IN this city, made a vol
untary assignment this morning to
Henry Horn for the benefit Of his
creditors, Liabilities $1,000; assets &c..
900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
AN UNKNOWN WOMAN.

Menominer, Mich, Aug 1.-THE
body of I'm unknown woman was found
in the river today, the face disliglwed
beyond recognition From the appear
ance Of the body II has been In the
wafer a long time The body is Well
dressed ana has several valuable rings
on The fingers, also other Icwclry
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-08-19
LABOR DAY

GOV Peck has issued the following
proclamation:
I'm compliance with chapter 271,
laws Of 1893, /, George ". Peck, gov
crnor Of the state Of Wisconsin, do
hereby proclaim and set apart the first
Monday in September in each year rs
labor day for the purpose Of af'ording
all laborlnS classes one day Of rest and
recreation.