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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
At THE CATHOLIC SUMMER SCHOOL.

Plattsburg, y. v, July - (special.-rhc rural
school and primary education prior To the French
Revolution the subject OF brother Azaria,'s lecture
this morning lie gave a detailed description Of
medieval school llfe the studies pursued and the
various traditional customs which grew up The
unique character and social position of the school
master OF those days were graphically skrtchcd Rich
nrd Malcolm Johnston lccturcd upon Shelley and
Keats IIc treated first OF the life and character Of
these poets and read selections from their
works. shcllrys "Revolt OF Islam" ana the Endy
ulon7 Of Keats analysed and treated upon mt
length This afternoon excursion made 10
An sable Casm near by. Among the arrivals yesterday
were Miss lIaudc Mcshanc, of Montreal DR.. william
l. Dryer, OF East BE ston the Rev. j. II. Conroy
rector OF 1t. Mnry's Cathedral, Ogdcnsnrg. \ large
audience assembled In the Dpcm House this evening
Ia hear George Parsons Lathrop. who delivered
brilliant lecture entitled "G'nius and society," To-
morrow afternoon there will be reception to Catholic
authors at the Opera House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

Ne,y.YorI. July 81. 1s"3
prrvrs Rece,pts sia cars or IA heal oil Tor INC
market and 50 ears consn wrr dI e e.
upper wards later In the G'y in pcr 100 r.: )
S % 7SS 1' q, - CO. No other sizes sslins steady
Cy dressed natlsc Sdes more ac.e .a,,o new shIp
"'' MiLtm c5Ws-Rsceip's none and no ''''e' Feeling
chLvEs-Ieccpt. si7 head Of which .o' a. cont, 1S
wcah selling II some .o fa', ~ asS 30 r 100 r. cul at
Drcsc1 calves scaioe Tor G1ntrg esss
as Tor s sy ds"f 20, IT e ea .pf dressed
slc'-lIaTe MHes = Rnt aoo g, ia s n
do Isl ~ At - D 80 mixed do, Us y a. - 40 81
,eaN - p at g 80 less :; "a =, a. iS' d. AT - %
ma,Icatc,k & Hollis % hu'tcrmAk calves eos n at
- I'D d. ~ p e - 30; So veal. $50 n n. A. 10
rulI- iss n, az So; , buuermiK calves. 100 ~ u
~ Collins: a Maryland calves l'2 r. at SO 80 IA
do 1913 ~ at - 50 do. 200 D. nt - 90 . .c,-
head o; shch vert direct u sanshterfr. 20
really prime oc on the mar%s ana l,a a~ u" OF s r'es,
ear, In N. pens barely hall were sold and - cars went
for , r'' "ss per IoS % por ' to gd a%el
.o4 ~ Dos Dc.,cd mutton q1ict a. $40 20 ;,L psr
n aSSrage at IS - per 100 N $50 do, IS II, at 81 so;
.iS ohio The:pa g v,g IN lamb. 81 n at a So
John = Pdcoek 23G Virginia lambs 90 H. at - BIZ
Si 90 iIa1 1 "a western shceY 1856 y
ee7 do - H. - p; 81 Kentucky DO 90 ~ at 70 20;
90 g. CO. pnbaSS s57 kentucky lambs IS n. at IS; 237
10 u ,I ( Hills 50 ewes 100 ". at s3 G22
moGS-I;c-eIt.. ; car, or l.ojo head ear, at
90 5OGeG 81 100 n but bunch OF state fSgs '2a
late vest ray at e. Country drts'd weak at Ve'@e 10Y
Sal@s-ilamc Mullen Il STATE hoss os2 N average
!" iliI wiisht CO.. late yesterday AZ State hogs.
2i5 -, at 81 . rough do. 2sj n, at So
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OTHER MARKEr-nY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo July .7.-Caitlt-Rec"ipts Inst - hours.
$40 hcsd total for the week thus far. 9,!2O head
for same tin" last week. 300 head consigned
through l. iaO head 10 New-York. $50 hend on sale.
$50 head market opened duii ana tending lower
only few odd lots sold closed dull, With bulk OF
oner.iAg, unsnld IoSs- Receipts last "a hours
g. 40 head total for week tluS far, $4,000 head FOR
sam" tine last week, "o,4OO h"ad, consigned
through 200 head tn NcwYork 200 head; on
sale 2aJO head market opened % e. 30 cents
choice Workers. 3j .loo So 40: packers and mediums,
sC0 "a 10: rouehs, 81 150 -. sheep and Lambs
Receipt, last "a hours $500 head total for week
tli, far. ~ 100 head for same time last week.
York 900 head; on sale, 2oco head market
opened and closd duh and weak 90 10 20 10 lambs
~ 2jos5 80 Gull lambs, ~ 7jd - Gull To com
mon sheep " 75a - 80: good qu0able at "a 2j0
Il 50: quality of oncrng> generally poor.
ST. Louis July 27.-Cattle-Receipts. $500 head
natives sale; grass Texans, S2G =. 90 Hogs
Erc.lpts coo head shipments. 1900 head market.
iOo soc lower: top on light IS 90: top on heavy.
- IS. Sheep-Receipts, LOO head shipments, 500
East Liberty July 27.-Cattc-Kcceipts, 900 head ::
shipments s4O head market slow and unchanged
FROM yesterdays quotations DO cattle shipped TO
New York today. lIogs-RecelptS. 5000 head; ship
mentS LOO head msrkct opened fairly active, closed
weak: medium light weights S6 30d 70 5O extreme
heavy. - 0Oa So 10; { hogs shipped TO New
York today Sheeu-Receipts. 1000 head shipments.
1000 head market very duh at yesterdays quota
tons.
tLicngo. July 81" The Evening Journal" reports ::
Cattle-RcccipS. 1900 head. In fair demand, with
Slight up-turn extra steers here" sold yesterday
AT 81 15o ~ 10: best here today, - 1895 Is ;
slow. lower; mixed. 81 25o s5 55 heavy. 20 coo
IS 80; light ~ so vi. ~. sheep and hmbs-Re.
coipts 5000 hfnI. Steady; top sheep. 81 Odx4 20
top lambs, - 2j0 VI 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
TO CROSS THE ATLANTIC IN A SNAIL BOAT

Chris Pamlscn. Of Railway, y. j.. will soon complete
n Norwegian sailboat only sixteen feet long In which
ne will cndcavor 10 cross the Atlantic Ocean Paul.
SEN who has been sailor as well az IA boat builder.
viii finish his small craft next week. Her dmen onS
will be: Length over all. sixteen feet: beam five
fcct DEPTH three feet. six inches; keel, ten feet
She will have q low frccbOard and watoriight com
partment at each end. Rubber tubes will be run
along the eunwncs. she will he sooprigged, her
maIn.al being f.xIO and her jib Gxl0 feet
Paulscn says that he VIII begin his voyage the
latter part Of August, taking Tie northern course.
following the line OF transatlantic travel. lie will
depend chiefly upon vessels which he may meet for
provisions though he will carry 100 gallons OF water
In two tanks. lie says that he Is making the voyage
10 visit his parents in Norway. lie Is thlrty-Six
cid
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CorpT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sunreme COuIt-GcncIal Term--Kecess cont nue1
S1inrrn, 81 hanb rs-BofOic OBrien J.-MOtio1
calender called at II o'clock. $3.50
snpreme Couit-Spccia TcIm-Parts l md II-AdJourne1
Tor tn term. ., 80, -, .,,,
Circuit Cour-Parts ]. ii. III and IV-Adjourned for
the go ,, ,,.,,
Narcaret Grace DarlGra Fischer Fila NJ. Smith Benjamin
L. Brlgg Caroline G. Yoerg. Catharine w. Wo2lon and
tommop Pleas General Term-Adonrn'd until August o.
Common Pleas-Specia 1erm-Bcfoc Bcok'tayer. j.
:" Common Plcas-Tral Tern-Iarts I. III and III-Ad.
Smpcri,,r Tourt--spcclaI uern-before Dugro. j.
Motions. ,,-,, NJ p... q, =, 49,, ~, A..
Toured for the term. .
City Court-Speeio Term-Before Ncwbnreer. J.-Mo'
tons. ., -, -,
,ourncd the term.
Court Of General ScssoDs-Pan I-peforc Smyth H.
md Assistant District Attorncy WccksNOs. ! 10 T. In
elusive. Plcadngs-NO. ].
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FAREWELL EXERCISES AT Mt GRETNA.
LARGE ABUNDANCE Ut THE CLOSING LECTURES
MANY REMAINING FOR TIE POsl-

Mount Grrina Penn, July - ,spceal.-ThIs was
the closing day OF the second assembly Of the P"nn'y
wanna Chauauqua, and the largest crowd OF the sea
son wns present nt The farewell exercises ~ ~
this evening. Address, We're made 10y the several
officers ami deans Of departments and The nature
Of the work done In the several css,rs was outlined
Beside. the Campers several thousand visitor, wcr"
crowded into Chautarqua Hail TIL, afternoon TO hear
the closing lecture Of George Donaldson on hi, pr
sonal experiences In Persia and Japan. lie wa,
assisted by his wife, who spoke Oh the characteristics
Of the " men " both countries.
Chancellor IIark presided at n meeting Of the cot
tagers thi, morning In the main auditorium. The
exercises were Of II congratulatory nature and adj
dresses were mndc by the chancellor. President Gcorc
u. Stewart and other members Of the faculty. NJ
meeting OF the Board Of Managers n committee was
appointed TO invite the choral unions OF Lcbanhn
County who picniching in the grove. To give their
chorus singing In Chautauqua Hail. The lnvltatPn
was accepted and al 30 the several leaders and their
chors r. dcred numerous selections. Previous 10 this
concert the Luttrhann swedish >cxtcl and tn" Per-
severance Band Of LEBANON sang several gires and
oyeriures The Kindergarten school held lts
menccmcnt exercises this afternoon Mics Llpplncott.
chief Of the department. presided and bestowed the
awards Of merit.
Dr. j. Max IIark gave his closing lecture
literature boprc the Chautauqua Extension society
and spoke Of Lowell ana American Poetry Dr.
Eccchcr. Of the Department Of sacred Literature, also
closed his lectures English old and New rc'ta
mcnis, speaking In the morning from the Book 81
Exodus aud describing the passing OF the Red sea
by the children Of Israel and In the afternoon re-
fe.sor Irickcnscin. Of The AT Department. closed
his lectures On the history and theory Of art 10y
telling Of the rcnais slncc Of painting In Italy, ana
briefly Stretching the lives Of Titan and Raphael
The lccturv ~ the evening was bs Or. starr OH
the Words F9r illnstIatcd win ,lrrroptlr,on View
the post Chsulanqua during August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
TAINTED TO "D1yyr rP" on TIE JOE.

YOUNG RCFFIAN GENEROUSLY OFFERS TO HELP
HARLEM MAN ROB HIS own HOUSE
TIE IOI' SEHOLDER CAME HOME LATE
AND USED \ LADDER TO GET IN.
John p. Butler Of No. 22s West onchnndred ana
tysenty-sixth-st was out late on Wednesday night
and when lie got home he found that he ala not
have the KEYS Of his house with him. lie ala NOT
want TO disturb the household by ringing the bell 80
he procured u ladder, raised II 10 the Scc"hdhoor
window and began 70 climb up. When he had reached
the window he heard noise behind him, ana, TURN
ing he saw a rough-lookng fellow standing beneath
him on the ladder.
say. GULLY" said the Intruder. I've caught YOU
dead TO rights. Now, you let mo into TINS racket
and well crack the crib together and dlvvy up
"All right said Mr.. Iiuer lie then Jumped
into the open window and before the other man
could follow gave him tremendous push. The
rough Young fell TO the street He was not
hurt. however, and Immediately got up and ran on
Before he had gone far lie into police officer.
who arrested him.
In the Harlem Court Yesterday morning he gave
his name AZ James Marion. nineteen years old ana
no hone. II" was rcmand"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
DELAY IN Pa YING THE EEE"'
Mr. MYERS WILL HAVE THEM EXAMINED.
THE CONTROLLER REFEES THE CLAlM of i"''
CORLEARs PARK COMMISSION
EXPERT

EAPEhT
Controller Myers has referred the report oil 'h' WI
l.ari Hook Park Commission. together with 'he w
o,hitnnt award OF fees made by Judge Irh1A' ~ IN"
Engineer T. r. Mclean, OF the Finance Department.
ror examination and report. Engineer McL"'n i Z"
ynry thorough man. said the Controller nm Nv
will give the work Of the commission Ms caTei"i ~
r,utior ! cannot say how Ions II VIII lake III" ~
,pvosteatr III. rattcr- some time, perhips' rs '"'
commission lasted five years and It's rccoris WV
voh:mInou. Until receive NJ McLeahS repo''
cannot tell what my course VIII be-
sidney J. Cow,n, Assistant corporation '"""''''
who represented tho rity IN the proc'edihs' S"a f
torday that the Corporation Counsels once III" no'
vet recovered from the surprise felt there AT 'uu
THINKS action I'm allowing $4,000 for the ices vi Tue
commissioner, and the expenses OF conduc'ins '"'
commission. ,,,-
eft was a fortunate day for the city, 'hiIN
he said "yhen David Mcclure became n me.'p'''
iIe took hold of the work with energy anu u'''i
mlnntlon and saved the city many thons'n"s VI "''
lar, IN awards The 5000 which the court ai'o",'
him WAS well earned. Iut the award oil H'-''''
,och to the other two commissioners WIS SUI p t
inc ia say the least. The cxtra'hght ot W. W,
los and rXurnscs met with most eihrS' P,,,t,.
tro,n thr CORPORATION Counsel. 1t avail'o no,nns,
nov,ovrr Mr. Cowcn sid that il" uOuD'eu " w.,
newer Of the Ccntrollc. 10 refuse to pay Inv ""''
~ IA, Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

At the Trinity Saiesroons yesterday, W. w. Fcsk
oe ed foreclosure five lt' on 1hirdaye. and
hun irea ccond.t. The sold William
walsh for &c 75o the eijoiaig lot 10 a. g. Hupfi for
81 800 and the tO tie buyer for $500. Tho
referee. William Brouk. tnca annouheci t1ot sufficient
anouat having sOl1 che amount Of the In.
d .bted ness. the renainde Won be Withdraw.
Uryan L. Kennedy Lere1 30. $50 Eat seventy fourth.
ST. hvc.~ory brick ha., a LOT ijoNI0. IL cold
10 the plaintiff for 1910 GU.
" The safe OF No. ji ~, cnchun red-aid-s
has been read, cTtlsfd far Ausut IL.
A. D. Matthew, K Co.; OF Nos; 5,S ard 40 futoas..
f,-oonlya have purchased Hot In the afif
sfor containing aLoat 10000 square feet, for s-jto
They propose Increase tbeir pc eat picise at sost
Of sl5p.NO. A. .
Lewis H. Bach has sold q Mrs Davies thu -four.
story l;cA lots 2,Nl0O, Nos 3i and $40
Ea.J one luili eG-and et C. atd-st fof 49,, o.
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WOMEN CLOSE THEIR MEETINGS BY TIE SEA

ocean Grove. July 81 lSpeciai.-The women's Home
Missionary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church closed Its annual summer meeting here to-
day. Mrs. NJ f. Griffith presided at the opening ses-
SION Mrs. Margaret Bottome founder Of the Or
der Of the Klngs Daughters, made an address, taxi
ing as her subject the words IL must work. =
The society was 80 much pleased with Mrs Bottome's
address that by n unanimous vote she was elected to
n M, membership In the society, and the 5000 life
membership &c was subscribed BY those present.
Tho Rev Edgcrton X. Young spoke on missionary
work among the Indians.
Mrs T. W. simpson presided at the afternoon
session, and the devotional exercises were conducted
nv Mrs A. NJ Linyle. Miss Lena Leonard gave a
recitation. after which Mrs. +. Mason North of New.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
CHRISTIAN EyDEiyOR AT SILVER LAKE

Silver Lake, ". ". July 27.-This Is Christian En-
deavor Day Mt the Assembly. and there Is large
attendance. The Christian Endeavorers turned ont I'm
their best attire to add Heterogeneous TO the scene
Frederick Andrews OF Bergen president OF the Gensee
County Society, presided at the mass-meeing. The
music was led by the Rev. J. u. Arnold of sco,ts
burg The Rev. II. c. Farrar, OF Albany ex president
of the State Christian Endeavor delivered nm ELOQUENT
address. Many prominent workers In the order were
present from Rochester. Buffalo and other Western
New-Y0rk points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

York. addressed the audience upon The Lhuf ION
the Lamp Mrs. william Burris, OF Wasn,,ne e,,.,i
had charge OF the evening services anu tne phnn.i
address was made by Samuel ). Bellen vlcec""" ,tx
Ior OF the Amcrit an University nj Washington. ~
subject was "Our Lords Revelations to Womon. I'll,
10 morrow the African Methodist Episcopal Tnuron
will hold its annual jubilee here, and Bishop i"hn'
prpsidp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Scth.st 3 s. l1O.10 10 q OF LesiDet0h-aNe, lS.fX
1872; Abraham ,iu,Ean to f.te A'snayer;. $500
.,% ia n o. 6, s'ts. ry Hi 20, Vol -
Ella. Jacob ana Lyman s.h":: g 80: i,a.; 200
s,bslnc and Wife 70 h"acpa TiceS 400
''' wsiiacs 70 f Ie",ari DeSai ' SOC
i2s fcs c aSs o. r. sc AID FLA Joes
i0q iao anu sra 70 's.sss sA los
laith,t 20 IT " Of 'i@ sss Sl3IHiMHT2s
soss I1Spp liSs'I iifr5cs: ae Vile to .0
o,n M,Aa' 'i ssil 4: Of Aust raa.,ss 1876 NV
iOo.il Henry l. Hand and VIE . Eugene =.
,cd rS"t :. Ill It d 81 NiclgIa.aSe lsx
frog Elizabeth ord Ed""fd Lewis TO Thomas -.
Rod nom On RiHs.G,ii.s 70 Sp:gtca Dry,iI sta.
tnnes ca ,Sr and r Vie ' to WI AN Snum
oga n-,ys. " =, 20 Z : Of naiol,.t' ;jM.5;
- M ihst s'' lot ic9 ' NAP Mrs," saai s5sS5;
a:'s crss 5 e OF 'sn Goo Aloo fran i0'
scs { Youa@ to Mary s.elksr'
'''r a"e.ns kc%p 9, a. aec I. E:ge ieis: 10;
st' ,4So flaba VIZ Par or 10 John Il II Tom
ss .5s s to 10 tassrds '3 T glpy 81
Aasr rS hds. r'S shsi: Is 5 s
Br?Sss s iso Il q Roast, lsx iHcg; ~
r' =. =: 4 i F. Sri 3d. ya f'"" John IL
i0xico; James clark aud wife to ,athartne .,
'f'N
Hearbst lot, g ana ?, nap Cietritua IA
,thrr. Yonl crs. 5rXloo: Patrct II Nuphy -
ard y,:c 10 the Church OF = Ms:f3'et.. .-.. LIZ
WITT rr,s 60 40 I" m rScma. narinaIe. 1900
Non t,srsi 23si
Wa,.,y.,t n " e. - 3 n n Of Prc-ss, @oNsi'll;
ianio. Ada,F to JOHN Icts't -.-...-- -.-.-...
In. FLOR To- 40 81, map Ia, Btw"sn "a ara Jth
r. o Ar ~ and g. ny'"rs 81 ''D-'' 1880
Ma,ion.s, 10, q ani %; T. face n1iiett -
-
lsi-,t : s. Jpo e " OF J;h ave, :5NDs9; Albert
w s;sygr. IN Z {, tFey"Ts
-o.h.st n = 200 2, y Of Gtiave. l00si3 !.anry
" Il, der ard wifi. ct AL b. thc Metropolitan
lI9ttiOn &c
same d. nnrtv: Emma . Evd'r - al % Hpe... Ills
j.th.-t so l2b Wet; Il Reuter- aid we % 4, M
.iGoph l. 'iDndr,n >, ri'N0
7od-st. u =, go Il ol Wet ~ dave %'NiN-'- f,
HIGH Lamb onl wife T. Af'ed Nowic,.,
7sd,st o NJ az rsS V'l''n iapp u"' 1926
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

e fTed.rie& II Maa, 5 Ssth''' Of Con-
Bower, f c"sries D. IT. AMI VII; to the seaMen.'
Hlnk for saving. Of New.Yofk' "iS''s''
indlstr'al savings BInA. 3ls'-st OF
BeekSitn. Ltossa;d = b. rle-a waIiach,
5th.a,e. Of lo2 !.st ,,.,.tas
Connolly Cat,arine. to James lark AM another
vs. Riyerd9le.ayc. Of lands Of Ihoaid' 1n'l'
bert. .aith VA a. YEAR.. 49,; -;i.,i
D'' Ee.c,Ye Fana LII, As.pc'a.! n, : : s9ti st,
" OF DoIlnbu;.aye. y,tFi o;,,, n,@'sa ,;;,.
c,oauin jane. 70 faal i Williams, 20 81
,II Hpnse" Cora to The North New yok 60.
9is'.c baIliIns end i. h n.teS..
H.rsnaeld Fanny. 70 Morris ''ollstcin. 30 JOS
Fast Rroadway. years. .............
jerks Elijah ana wife 90 me S.,f soope aor,ce
waiswSrth and Aqpci,gIet ave- i, s nSagsy
& Curricr Co. Limited, ,w corner li"tl.st ard
Nlanaat.an-aNc. . months ;.:.....-.....
Kenil. Jane. AID h sband to Charles Enn.i.
; trcston..Se. 81 Donnyl rooA-,t months
Lawrence. SARAH W and hu-' and u KATE "ariHF'
No "a Wet l2h'.t, sd. % ,,,,,d o., aud
sGc,Ler. trustees sith-st n J.ave,
Ivo, rs'' May ,sd husband to Ar:au, wcd, and
aiiot...r. ANecutor etc. n ioti-st. of 81 a'e,
LvncS 1soter. V. 20 Robert IIoquet = st
IOueha an. -n,,a b. To Ann" u Harrison
SHAVE. OF l2ith.st | vfar-....--. .-....,
Lyons. 1lnotay, to il'nry W'.ton : l-Ji-st,
OF ID ave J yesr .......---.... ...-,.-...
M,froyolifan Tl''ton COMPANY 9f Nrw-IoH -
II nrv !, CO.. So ial guardian. ct" and another.
n : 5Orh-.t 81 uoafe J year. o mOft21geS
Mo,h,r. Jennie Mack. AID husband. t. Alfred
Dcakcr Nacntine ave. Of southern Bolie.
NJ .hihach solomon and wife - charles T.
,;ronc trustee. eye. No i.0s@ 3ds'e wears,
MciurS,H tcphic. aai husband to the >ram'a.
TinH FOR savings OF Sew-York 5l,t-~t'
o, s;h-"Nc. Netrs---...-.. 20 49,.
Ro>"niorr Louis }. u chr 'oph'r Dyrr''.
lth-st o: Avenue y years..-.......... ....-
Russell Daniel n act wife Ia Anna " lIIddork.
corner Ws,avc and iicth-st 3 years
Sparry Iatharne =. to Gr1cr Smith. lands
Of Alfred J T,vlor and William Peck. pot
u 2lth Ward i3,,aln.ott.. ............
.chm,tze. Hannah. 20 ,oscrh l. Buttenwicscr. 40
II Monroe-st months .... Observation-Disclosures.
Trocst Rudolph 10 Henry Stemr'. corner
lolst.st and II ave years...............
Ward. Mary 4. 20 Chas Pf iHer. 1lst;l-st.
or 2taNe. year .-...-.....-.. =. ..--.-- -
Wilson Adams & Co. % tn Manhattan LIE
insurenco Company l3sth-st. Of, Gerard
ave l wear
Zorn Ka,ie. to Louis ITaysser Brook.aye, n
OF 11cthst. years.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKELL
NEWS From THE FIELD AND RAN"H or rNiN'"


New-Yorl July 81, 1o3''.
Trading In Grade petroleum IL at ab'riu,e 10" ',o
Sales OF National Transit fipc Line c"Fihc'"' "',
week. &c the Consolidated EAhahSf' "N'
only to 1000 barrels. =; - BIC. Mon Inl biu pis'
Ihr .nmr figure was bid lcstc:daS, MIA no tMIs.
There was practically no fed news Inc pr,'''1 ri
aggregate Of runs and shipments si~WeI u.crr'n
rice Of refined oil and foreign quotations "e'e "'
rhlIgnd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-28

run. Culver led under pull throughout ana won by
two lengths; Fremont second three ehe'hs "ofc '"o
colt.
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EXCURSIONS TO WORLDS FAIR VIA WASHINGTON
AND THE d. AND 0. r. II.

specisl train Of day coaches will leave Jersey Cen
trail station. foot Of Liberty street. New-iork. 80
a. m August 5, and IS. arrive Chicago 80 %.
m. next day. CIT 90 round trip; good ten days.
Ticket Offices, 172, as and ,l40 Broadway. -.
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The Mamie b. nly withdrawn All ran nearly
aligned for the FIRST hall mile Aurciian and Terrnpn
then drew out and the finish between them. with
Tarars skill telling In tn, final strides Aurelian 20,
nsst place by head; Terapn Second, length oeforc
nusrfs
WITH RACE-RARITAN STAKES For threc'year'ons.
80 each. $500 odded. One mile and quarter
Circular course
Betting.
St. ri.
d i MnSpper IT, br: G. Ans by Dandic
%pss.s Stables sh conanehe. 122.iSims) 81 II
Wssslnsson Stsbes ch c. Sport. III (raraI o. u
Ns-ssuo"s fIsittencld) o o5-l Al
ume-s :osI.
Don Aionro was scratched. Ajax was well In front
When the Dag FILL and he headed Sport and
Cenanche made good second place for a mile
Sport then fell away beaten. Ajax In n romp by
three lengths Comanchc beat Sport far for sceond
plscs. Rainbow out Of IL from the start ana was
beaten Of.
SIXTH RACE-Selliny. SIX furionss.
g. ss'1I A.
H. Turner'S b. T. Culver. BY FAustus-Belle
p ]. Dwyef 4 Sons blk. 9. Fremont
a. 100 p.. 'fSi%;2 s-s out
W. (F. Wiiams)3 81 rs
Tfme-114k.
Hsnnis Treasure. Little Charley end Mere al mot
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Innocent Miemac Queen were the paee.makers for
the first half Of the journey and then subsidized leaving
Anawanda and Ny Lady In 'front.' With proper handling
Anawanda would but her rider fnmbed badly in
the last few strldos permitting Mdeeiey OH Ny Lady TO
defeat him BY a head. Anawanda beat Micmae Queen
half . length.
THIRD RACE-For three-year-ods. Selling. Seven fur
longs.
Betting.
st. III.
r. Crokei's CHI. T. Red Banner, by Iroanois-
Bendana. 101 tan:DeN( 30 ID
a. r. Smiths ch. c. Wormser 105. (Sims) 81 -
@. Littlefed. jr.'s b. c. Treasure -
~ (Midgesy) 15-1 Al
Lfeboat. 1e1 ne x'hl
1orduvoy lC0 (fam ltOn) 0 20-l 81
Time-1 80.
Roche did not run Lfeb0at soon took the lead and
kent IL until well the homestretch. Iamtiey then
moved nm with Red Banner. who the race by neck
Wormser second lengths before Treasure who
ispped out by Lifcboat and Corduroy.
FOURTH RACE-OPTlONAL STAKES. For two'year-
oids Selling. Five fufohgs.
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Sir Matthew in front for i've furongs, followed by
Nargod and The Ironmaster In the stretch The Iron
took the lead, but Racelsnd In hard drive
The Ir0nmaster.
SECOND RACE-For two-year-olds. Special weights
Five furloDgs.
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.

FIRST RACE-Handicap. One mile.
Betting