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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago July 20 SpecisD to-day closed NC over
Saturday after having had rather pulling set Of nuc
,uations September opened 7I sold between ~ and
12 and closed 72i. The first announcement was
bear one q correction in the Argentine wheat shipment
$50 bushels instead Of 10000 bushels reported
Saturday The cables up some. but very much.
The market got Its strength from ST. Louis and from
Both opened strong spite OF "a
rather feeble here. 81. Louis continued be the
leader the session II Influenced by the ire
mendous rains through OF the winter wheat States
The statistics buish. the decrease In the visible
ply Of 25+O0 bushels decrease passage OF 20O0O0
bushels and decrease In the Northwestern country ec
stocks Of 4oo.VU bushels There only In
crease bushels the English visible. Russian
shipments small only 400 900 bushels; the
Indian 4sO.vU bushels They made the worlds shipment
only $50 00t bushels. Receipts continued light about
oneqnarter much at primary points as last ON
the other hand. there cash demand here what
ever. and al the seaboard There Of
spring here and both graded contract NewYork
and 81 Louis bought wheat early but Newfork "A
seller ard the close.
dun and without special feature. The range
only ,sc the close only N.c under Saturday The
steadiness wheat Crop reports continued per
feet The inspection $50 cars the estimate for to-
morrow 400 September sold between 42% and t3s.
and closed 49, The local stock decreased 36
U0U bushels
oats were . lacking In feature ms corn September
sold between IN and 22 and closed 22.H22x cents
The local stock showed Increase for the week of
OBS bushels The visible decreased 30 0f0 bushels
Provisionr were hfm. but very dull Pork at close
showed advance Of 10 10 10 lard and ribs ~ 2's 10
cents There only fIVO hogs; the estimate for
Tuesday was only 1900 The sicadiness came from
on the curb puts September wheat closed at 70Is
calls "a Puts September +2x: calls.
49, Puts on May corn were 35. calls. 3'. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30

propose TO put this to a test and sec whether we
have rights not"
Tho Magistrate repeated the substance OF his re-
marks at an adjourned hearing. declining for the
present 10 entertain Senator Guys complaint.
TROUBLE IN THE YORKvILLE COURT.
There were not many excise In the York
VILE Court many previous occasions. but I'M
usua, interest attached to several OF them. Special
Detectives Fox and Lewis. attached to the West
Forty-sevenhst. station. rad to their reviewers
I'm taking the saloon keeper Samuel Wells. his
brothers. Robert and william: and i've other men
Wells keeps a pace at No. jO1 West Forty third
st. lie was held. Magistrate SImms also held Her
mann suesan. a sa!oon-keeper OF No ssl sixth-ave'
William Bedel. and James Walsh who were ar
rested on board the barge Columbia. on Spnyten
Duyv on sunday by Harbor Policeman Petcrman.
were held in the Tombs Police Court Yesterday on
the charge OF violating the Excise law The Column
ba was one Of the boats used by the County care
Mems excursion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES

The nve-sory brick building. on a lot 25x9s9, NO.
soi West Forty second-st.. was sold by Peter r.
Meyer Co.. In partition proceedings. at the Broad
way sslcsroom to Heyman Nogel for sll,SU Inc
property sold subject 10 seventeen years
lease. and all the right title and Interest OF NADER
r. Levy In the property
Bryan l.. Kennedy sold the two-story business
building. with lot .92xs0. in Brighton-ave', near
second-ave. West End. n. j.. to Charles Higgins
for 1919
The Sheriff sold under execution all the right
title and interest of William T. Campbell TO tue
story brick tenement house. with lot 21lNs, on
the northwest corner OF Sccond-ave. and one nun
dred- md enty third-st to Harry Meyer Tor Soi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
iDxDOy wool SALES.

London July :s.-Ai the wool sales today there were
s.raJ "a N,s balls chiefly OF New Zealand ana New
south wales The attendance was large and there Was
81 ac,i,e compctifion kinds. Prices were hrm
az he recent basis There strong Continental de-
mand for secured and greasy mernos ana pieces were
III. oi-,rhed Yorkshire operators continue 10 take up
ornsst,sds at extreme American BUYERS pur-
sb,ut 800 bales mostly Of mernOs Charles lalins
" he WOO, brokers' in circular issued to-day. re-
mort that progress with an excellent spirit ana
pn,,sa to ccse morrow with the frest 81 the
.rle The u the day In detail and the prices oh
w"w South Wales- bales. secured b,tdUis va;
do locks pieces 5hg1iitd greasy. aussd % '"'hs
and pieces. 3.qGkd. - , a. ,ooss
Queen s,and bales secured 7'4dmis ND DO locns
and pieces. Gx@iisG greasy. ts~d; DO 'oe"s an"
pVIc,oria.Oo bales secured sadais I'd; do locks ana
,.,ec., S%dnis; greasy, 5kQSizd $1,000. az. A..
south Iusrslia-eo0 bales; secured 6%dgh GO 10
locks and pieces 'd@i' greasy s@~o%a; do JOCKS 81"
p'Nssw z.s:snd-bOo bales secured. !l,dgis 2sd DO
,orrs and pieces ed0is d; greasy. <xaiod 90 LOCKS
and pieces, 4ls4Sd. 400 -. ...,..d
~cane OF Good Hope ana Natai-l4oo oa.ss' sesu'e"'
s,sdals IND, gseasv. thesd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

90 g a. .xra 81 Sias3 20. do family S'pM>' w. IN a.,
Ter wheat patent 81 s5qsi spring d' go; 80 W"rnrr No
straight 81 Godta 20 sales $50 bbis Whea, n, , -
red. spot ard July 72a7?'.c Ansass ,s,mcs No =
red ga..c: southern by sample I4uitsc do on t ann
Tui. Il 73.c. stock 5,s2l2 bales; sales i-o Sn,smbor
mixed spot and July 40c bid August anu ,'s ia
47,sHiTac. year 40iYc bid. southern "n'' n,e but
yellow .on52,c. stock ar,2.4i0 bales oats 1u,,r, 40
steady: No . white Western. 3ied32c; NO NM IA,
~. n,oc: stock i23;js isiss Rye timothy
stock ,ais bales Hay active and ntm' ch"'0e i,r,,,l
slI ;pnyiS Grain freights quiet. steam W c,,,,n
ta2d. August Cork for orders - "' fp"v creamery.
Isc ade I3c. store packed. So Gomez f''"''' ~
I lev u iGikc Other articles unchanged ,,, s,.,lv
Boston, July ." Flour quiet corn ttrady 'n S,rth-
shorts uuiet Provisions steady. Butter sicd"N n,
Northern. s0sisc Western. 7isnsc Eggs quiet r''S
l7c Western and Michigan l3'aalie. ,,,, firm.
Buffalo. July ~ Spring wheat quiet. i's"'' IT,
No hard spot size Chicago september 90 IA
under New York Decenber. sales, 800 "Sh "a = r,s,
IT,. ~ 600 bush DO. TIC; 200 bush do. ''tG ~
hush d. 71nc spot. closing No hard spot, .; ;,
e T. 1Hac. Winter wheat quiet. nfnl. sh'ss - 20
No Chicago track. 7.t.c. 3oD bush do &c J
bush No ! Oregon. 7ic store; closing; - -o ~
Chicago I5i.u154c. 10 rdiann. 'isc IA ioieio' ~
No white Oregon 16.c store. No red track &c ASH
Corn quiet but firm. offerings isht; closing y" =
low SOC: No 3 yellow. i9i.c. No corn iNzi''c' -.
corn i7isd+sc track. 40 Yellow 4ssc; No corn
store firm light demand. No whl.. Jutsc' ~, -
~ mixed. 2.sc store Rye hrm. 40 :. ''c is' y.
rl.ur steady unchanged MIL feed strong 1"c hsh't
n, offerings winter bran sacked s' m"iini ,n,
SO ~ shius $i6 -. spring do. slb m.il
nixeI feel si7 5o rye feed ss Canal freights strong
spo, 2.c. q, oats. Ne to arrive &c "u
chicago. July % The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Burke Francis +, Title Guarantee and Tru
49, r corner 'e''''' TO-" 10000
brs,te ;o1 frank ct s a, 70 ne WV. 10000
Banse August ana VIII. 20, 70 East sob.s years l4OOO
Same TO same No 322 East 59th St years l@"w
Christopher. George W. and another to William J.
Yer Plan'N' as trustee. 30 -'o "". 5000
Cooper Gertrude T.. ct al to Smith ct al, adj
minisirators West llthst. 1910 II OF -,.
Waverley Place, | year ~
Dalton. Matthew T. and another 20 Martin Nc
Hale. Scott-ave and Decatur-aye. .oo
h ing % an Z, VI, ,esst' years 5000
Fislel Aaron A, al to Helen Somoorn. n -. .ou
corner 2d-ave and 05th-st. years ....,:.:: 2ZVV
iinsn c., lers's yea ,p i-" "a'a 5000
HornnIcke. August and wife to Amalie Scheen-
: ears ''"'' .'.................. 5000
Hawkes.. Henry and wife to the Germania Life
a oyn II 'V''"'''. 2ooO
Sam. 70 Allen l. Mordeca Tooth at. 10 n W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30

executors Of Annie A Ihlenburg. TO Gustav % m
East End-aNe. =. 5O.+ Il Of ssth-st. 2axsS
Amae Schelcnbereer to August Hoennicke ana o. m
li5th-st Nos t46 and 4ts East: William Nickhs
Morris Finn and another. ........... $3.50.
l3ad- st 10 - East Adelheid Welcke To Anna ~
itOh-st. n s. 100 II ~ Amsterdam-ave. Ios
nnil John IL bronson 20 Mary + farrou ex'
change -.
liGh-si. Nos 3iU and 3i2 West: Valentine Ham
and wife 10 Charles Hamm and WIFE,
Boulevard - Pol II OF tOsh-st. II.axSsxi"o
xioj.i Oscar T Mackay and wife Ia FRANK u n
Smith 49,
I5Oth-st - iI5 II ~ Morris-ave "sxlieo;
Joseph Mcbride To Mary Mcbride.
Morris av . % n y ~ 1Nth-st. 2axIo; Avery .,
ID Andrews referee TO Jacob Wesheimer II a. q"
same ''''' .. 49,
15Oth-st, : :. IS II ~ Morris-avc 2ox1 same M
Teasda- Place. 81, n W OF groves ~
Trnity-ave. 25x10O Henry i DE Graf ana WIG =.
To feliN leNy....'.. 49,. -
Tcasiee Place. $50 II 81 drove ST. or .,
Triaity-ave 2JxIOO. same to Leopold Jonas IL
i34th-g i15 Il G Of II Ann save. iSNIp;
Siemund Il Stenmann and wife TO i"op"'"
lIampden-st. \ $50 n " Of Grand ave. IL iuh
To- Aqueduct-ave xl0l 5xo5. II John r. Wes''ahe xo
and wife Elizabeth & Hlllgebauer .'.'.'.' DO
Esmere Place. 40 II W OF Mari'Vh-a'e' n
oJyiOO; John Brennan To john lIte 49,"
Lot ~ map Arden property; Matilda fraser 70 :, o.
Frederick Dalber 49,
3d-ave n Wiamsbridge Road iMNos.
1901: Marie 4 and Ernest LecocQ 10 rrnes' :, NJ
J Iccvcq. ''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAfR.-Re sidsnee
properties. all kinds, sale or rent DID,
TAYLOR Beekman-st.
FOR SALE $40. O0O. half cash. much Tess
nan IA. real value. suburban home,
within = hour % New York: minutes
from railroad. choice ncighborhood; 'o.s :
large. well bum hoia" 90 rooms, ana ~,
BILE grounds well stocked with frult. Hu-
dress l., w fostori.s. Newark. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Ii5h-st Ia # Of ith-ave ?oxloo III 9,
Elizabeth Darlington To Marian r Moor. ~
Tith-st. 4 s i2J n ~ 1st-ave 2OxlO22 NINA
Ianzguih "a Henry Hemer. y part..........:
i2Ith-st n 3So II g OF 2dave, 2oXlW III; Emu
Iiey.r and wife 20 Annie NJ Niglutscn
Lots 31G and 3s6. map ~ Arden property. East
Chester and West Chester; Amelia T. Hayes 10
Lots al and go map Alfred CrbansAy
and wife Walter TAYLOR. ex-property -. %
Pratt-avc y. 1874 n n Of Neson-ave, ooxloio
xJoxlOO Land Company c. of EdenwIlh. 1" I'd ooo
ward A Davis ~"
Randaave. corner IIll-aye. JDxiOO; same to ,ooo
Edward A Davis ................ iooV
i3sth-st. II = 415 n Of 1t Ann save. ouSioo'
Randolph Guggenheimer and wife. and solomon
Marx. TO Sigmund IL Steinmlnn
l6,th-st iO.2 II Of Kelly st. 3bx'3x3"ix
15s; James Barrett 10 Matilda DAVIS.
Tnton-ayc y. .6I n Of 1871 81, >-'Ni"D' ~.
Mary Dodge and Annie Whit" To Conrad hopp o''o"
i41h-st No 2Ss West. Marian + Moore 10 Eliza
beth Darlington ..........
G6ih-st. =. 22j II ~ ColunbushVe; vnAi"';
Alhertna Miller to the - Nicholas skating ana 90 200
lee Company 90, -''"
Iaith-st n 80 r. g Of 2dave. 2pxlm II: Emil
Bay"- and wife 20 Ami. NJ Ns.useh l
Pt-si. NJ 81. Aaron Wise and wife I" lghat" .,
hoitthi'rg 49, ',,..,,a,r,in
sian'on-si. No ga. Esther knzer to benjamin , ooo
cisi-si. 30 ia West charles II Winfield AMI
i3i 81 n = 325 II II i0th-ave. lsoxlW'; $1,000
Rosona " Smith 70 Jacob IDewer low"
Central Park West. corner u i"th-st W.
xl23?: Chares T Barney and wife To FRANCIS &,
o,th.si No 81 West Theresa stenmlnI ana .
husband Leopold Bleer. ......... ..''.''....' ~
75th-st. 30 1871 East: Amelia Ihl'nbufs 81 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, July 20 Cotton dull middling. GAG; low
mddng 6s-i6c: good ordinary 1876: stock. 1888
Norfolk. July 20-co,ion quiet: mlddling &c; low mid
ding OlGe good ordinary SAC; exports coaswise. 205
bales, stock. 1913
Savannah, July 2s,-Coton quiet steady; middling,
l-i6c. low mddnr 6tc; good ordinary. &c: net and
gross receipts bales; exports Ill sales, H.
stock t.s7B
Nsw-Oriesns July 2s-Cot,on easy; mddiing. ee-isc:
low mdding 3i6c good ordinary SIC: net and gross
reesp,s eS bales exports coastwise $780, Sales coo'
lock-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
NEAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

SIX FINE BUILDING LOTS In .onse's'
EsrlI.nl Lake. y. Y, on principal az
r,r - exchange for stocks ~ shoes hiy
gods. clothing etc. none but prin,'p'S
ansue- Address ROckLAND HN"Nf"'
fanrc.s r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE


Country. -
FAR SALE. At Scarborough. y. L, 90
acres beautiful ridge land. having even,
r.t,hrn,h,..I fronting on Albany Post
Eoad md Briar chr Road viii sell as a
whrl. - In plots u suit. o minn'.s iIuy'
depot, Apply to ABRAM HYATT SON
iai and ll2 Naln-si. slrc SINK y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. CONSULTATION FREE WEsLo;
AGENcY.-Dvorces obtained privately
separations. damages, real estate. legal
advice: private information: confidential In
vcstigauJnk III Broadway.
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ron SALE.

AT REDUCED FRICES.-j00 second-ahnd
wood and iron working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought aud eN-
changed GEORGE Is. EDDY. sos Madi-
ton-st.
At LITTLE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
ST.. Sew-York. workshop machinery foot
power. list free: wood-carvins tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods. inoubators
and hrooders In operation.
SAFEs.-Large Herring bank safes: live
medium-slze Marvin safes: large assori-
ment email safes ~ Leading manufacturers
houac safes very cheap. lSENiIERG. ~
Sprlngst.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

isTII ST. 2l9 WEST -liandsom"ly fur-
nish~l rooms. en- suite or single. un"h-
ocrlional board and aurronnd'HSs' 'e'e'-
encss.
iCTU-ST i32 EAST Elegantly in'nlsh"h
rupna. frrt-clars board. FAhhl'h'S "'
eomrnodated terms moderate.
'olsT ST. % EAST. Clean. newly fur
ulshed rooms. excellent table ana ser
vice. sanitary plumbing. desirable loca-
lion. best tim" to arrange Tor winter
board. references
29D ST. WEST. All newly decor
ateI. large and small rooms. pretty
lghi. French cuisine. refined. charming To-
antIun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A COMPANY manufacturing specially
new needed In every building. wants
general agent In every state. rare vpsh-
ing fur business ought 90 net >'"", "
year easily Address MfP.. '''" i'~
3lt %e~ York city
u,.r,I,yp STORE TO REST Elegantly
and completely lifted. rent Hre - go
,cr,i.~r fixtures fIr sal. lhrlu, rare
,h.ncc Win email capital 4o2 81 ave
BUSINESS PEOPLE rfoai 49, giving away
NTIN foDks We make them. 4.
ui'Ens,I A 60. 81 Rofosi. iuAr
msrn,r, ln cioth oos'f-. ---
1IrMIcNL ANALYSIS We anai'.~ AL
Furnish working formulas: m,,,is $500,
onAT0RY. H., 'lh ave.
HOWE SCALE. steam pipes. winter tanks
lSp EAsf AJd at
LANDOWNER n..i- capital 10 enlarsr
,r,nf,tlr development u Larry" 'alH" ~
r,,i,y clay near cl,y. J. !. h'"h'
It,, . Tnhunr once
PARTY able % loan sI5"'. With cay SET
Mo-. can SECURE So w~rhl,. WIN lni't
go AMI security IN loan. PALMER J. -
IA ~,
pAurIrs desirlnr accommodations fur the
vlrt.r can secure elegant large trih" ~
,,ni,rnts Tll..a. Amsficnn family i"'lr
suafanieeI SELECT. upN 60 Tribune
One
PANTY having very pruntahl" business In
hand requires 81 Wp special cApliM. WI
give ample security and lafEr p''"' ~
drr.s Box ~ 20 church 81
WANTED TO MY shoes. clothing. dry
.onI. and other Kinds - nrfchhnil-r
u',.t h. chap. Adirss k" LAND
uAZAAH. iLus d. Corger.. y.
WANTED To PtK' HASE \ book
news and Stationery store IN som" i've
town hooks. Eoniuut y. }
WANTED Lady nr gentleman partner,
wl.A capital Tor fascinating patent ph>
cal cuiiur. business. enthusiastically u
a,rscI hy phvslcianS EUGENE WHIT
SEN Rochester. y. y.
t;ap AND ACTIVE SERVICES wanted
a., lu.iur.. man to JOIN IN forming N.
corrarAted company promising rAfcptivhi'
a,yid.nds. established plant. ~ CONS.
LEGITIMATE. BOX -. tribune 'i''-
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DIR CSSN AKIN0

A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER desires
work In or near Montclair. terms reason
able. Address Miss SIBERIAN. OLA Bloom
feld-nve.. MontcIair. \. J.
A FIRsT-cLASS DRESSMAKEK -Beauti-
fui litter: by the day. 81 10. OF home rea-
soniblc: stylish. quick worker; lunch only
rem ,des; city reference. DkESSMAkER.
Box 30. La broadway.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. - Summer
dresses: summer prices. fancy waists
advanced styles ladies' materials used.
remodellinL: elegant work. short notice.
Nine. ANDERSON, los West 1Ith-st
formerly With Stern Bros.
DREsSMAKiNG. Wish to take In family
sewing: chlir.n's suits made up very
reasonable. 22p East sJti-st. ground ioor.
DRESSMAk ER. French. from Paris
rrst-ciass IN all branches. by day 81 10
city or country. Mile. AMEIiE. l3j West
20th-sf.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER, hrst
class hitter. at 81 80 pe' DAY the rest of
season. In private families, city or coun-
hy. personal references. d.. 234 shave.
PARTISAN DREsSMAkER In private fam
ily by day or week. l16 Wost 2,ith-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

GRkESMICH AVE. A. \ nan ana
large squsr. room; newly ana neatly
furnished. In private house.
HANDSOME front parlor newly fur-
n!rh.d FOR two respectable gentlemen
near /. road. 1875 lst-ave.. night up.
VERY DESIRABLE suite thre. rooms
use bath. near Park: restaurant r'r
yator; references. BANTER. ~ W o'th-st.
i.-t3 EAST 23D-ST. near Madison. ave -
Superior room. should be seen to he APP
prsclaicd.
2isT-ST.. ~ EAST
Trsnsients accommodated. summer rates,
references.
30 WEST 10TH ST 1 leanssi and coolest
rooms In New York. examine them;
translents. rofersnces
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., u.,,.or-.v. , vs.r 5000
{; f. $500
KSSP cGnI 3, /. Annie %ns T.sn.s 5000
Kennedy :s ia S' and wife TO Gscrse Hi
ssr"s. . sso and s%n
i sos mr. uui'a y:a 70 sanue' ee. 1000
I:,,, ;oSss; ana g s sss,ssr 70 sm. 80
moore io5 =, Of .b secures
R: q iAps,as. Mel. corner 1000
STRANGE range % wa ". and f' ss to- w.etcs a:
s e su b xssss: 1900
ins co, 8 sistst, las II Of sd-ave install an.
sm %sn.' Mary. and anchsr to Edgar. .o.
is4th-si. 2lss I, O, wll'~svs ! year; ~"
' ssi%sr and another isih-s, IA t. Of .u
ss "a csciia to ' John sleeves.
r,ns and f E,nte: s' 70 we.,akc
Mnmwenst ic # Of Grsnd.av. year. 100
ssh1s sGin aeasS s%' villa .ie t~e
strange William to SD wesss. trustee, ,sooo
The metropolitan Improvement Company ya,, r to EN-
Jencks; $ s"'h-st' 100 II OF "es' hndaVe, ioooe
The 1% rsallns convent q S, Teresa: SsSY0Th
iIenry-st lot 24i. map Henry Rutgers ! year: 1900
r9 Samn.n Im e. l e aa s i.shs o
Znmermann Frsnc'sks to Margner Nay yaay no
i5sth-st. $50 Il ( OF courtiana'-a'e' years'' w
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
Tse ss S the of ss
New buildings
Gi5 West 1sisst by Benham Spencer, ID ID. OF
$50 West lx5h-st. four-story brick dwelling. 49,
cost WV
1SSth- st and Fulto1-aye cofnei by Cetiia
Stanley OF Pelham and Arthur ayes. two - 49,
story frame dwellings,. cost ...............' 1o'o0
Alterations:
2i7 East 81 st by Ignatz Offaner fourstory brick -
store and tenement, cost .................... WV
2239 3D. ave, by Reform Low Dutch Church of
| Harlem three-story brick store and dwelling,
price not recorded ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
if& East 26h-st. by LoOmis Laboratory, nve-story -
brick laboratory, cost Observation-Disclosures. &UVV
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90 Get for Business pnrpcses.
LLoORs AND HALF FLOORS TO LET,
WITH POWER DAY AND NIGHT, IN TIL
METROPOLITAN REALTY BUILDING;
FIREPROOF:
size 6Ox204; windows four sldes fronting Brookyo
..-idge William and Rose SITS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND suBscRIP-
TDNs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i,2&2 Broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty-hrst-st.; and An-
REFRESHMENTS at tho following Branch
Ofices: 2S4 Eishth-ave.; 100 Thisd-avs..
corner Forty-ssyenth-st.; $50 East Forty
s.ssyyen,h-st:. corner Third-sS Ses ies East
near Sixty rst-st.; LOS First-sve.; 100
West Forty second-st.; ts2 columbus-avs.:
1870 Broadway. New-York; and In Brook
Ign At S91 Fulton-et:; "a Court-et:; %s
1900 Bsdford-aye.. near Fulton-st; ~
Bedford-ave., near South Second-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
The Annual Election.
ARIZONA INDIAN TROUBLES.
Dispatches Received mt the War De.
purtment.

Dispatches Received nt the War De-
pnrtment.
Three dispatches relating to Indian trou-
bles in Arizona were received at the War
Department today. The com manding off,
Ger at Fort Grant reported that on the
periodical round up at the San Carlos
reservation, December 8, 1t was found that
five Indian warriors belonging to Nosia' s
band of Apaches We're absent. Capt. Bell,
seventh cav airy. was Immediately sent af-
ter them, to bring them in if possible.
The commanding officer at Fort Apache
telegraphed that "Old George" who camps
on Turkey creek. on the road to Sullivans-
Vile. is suspected of killing Mr.. Merrill
and his daughter. A detachment Of troops
has been sent to Georges camp, and the
INDIAN police have been started out to as
certain If any strangers are on the reser-
walton.
The same officer later teegraphed that
an Indian has been reported killed near CT
buqu. December 8. by party of five armed
white men. They left pack mule in the
hands of the Indians, by which the party
may be identified. A troop from the sew
enth cavalry has been sent to investigate.
The War Department officials DO not be-
leve that there Is anything in these small
events to warrant apprehension OF any
general Indian outbreak in Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09
VIII Not Build n Cathedral.

Bishop Nicholas of the Greek Church says
the announcement that he has been in
stIucted by the holy synod at st. Petersburg
to build in Chicago a great cathedral. cost
ing not less than $5e0oa0, is a mistake. He
said:
Il have received no such Instructions. The
holy synod has taken no such action as in
dcated. When 1 was in Chicago I au-
thorized the priests there to build church
in the suburbs Of Chicago, but, instead of
costing S5O0.OO0, 1t will cost 5000. That
sum will include the cost of the lot and the
church. No member of the royal family viii
become the patron of the church. A great
cathedral would be out of proportion to the
needs of the church in this country
Bishop Nicholas said that he had not esti-
ma ted the exact number of believers in the
faith there are in the United States, but
would place 1t at $1,000 In making this
estimate he did not include Alaska, which
would swell the number very largely. The
congregation in San Francisco has several
hundred members. The bishop concluded
by saying that he did not intend to leave San
Francisco.