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New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
AMERICAN FLORISTS IN SESSION.

FINE DISPLAY AT THE MEETING OF THE Ma
TIONAI SOCIETY IN PITTsBI'RG.
Pittsburg. Aug. 2O-To-day was the first OF the
four DAYS annual session OF the National Society
OF American Florists for 1895. About two thousand
members of the organization representing almost
every State In the Union, are in attendance Inc
business sessions held In the Alvin Theatre, IN
Sixth-st. At the opening OF the session at lO:5o
o'clock this morning Mayor Mckenna, of Pitts
burg: Mayor Kennedy. Of Allegheny, and Con-
troler Gourley delivered addresses OF welcome
Grove F. Rawson of Emira. y. y. responded
This was followed by the address OF President
Lonsdale OF Philadelphia. The reports Of the sec
retary-treasurer and standing and special commit
tees were presented The appointment of exhibit
ton Judges and dsposing OF miscellaneous bus-
ness finished the first session
This afternoon sessions OF judges and meetings of
nomenclature and other committees were held
This evening a public reception TO President Ions
dale was given on the stage OF the theatre. An
elaborate programme had been prepared by the
Pittsburg and Allegheny Florists Club. The dis
play OF botanical specimens in the corridor and
foyer Of the theatre 10 magnificent. Among all
this elaborate display is TO be found nothing but
the finest and most useful trade exhibits There
is also a collection Of the latest mechanical de-
vices applied to the business heating apparatus
model greenhouses. and everything pertaining TO
never before approached in the history OF the So
niaty
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
TO PROTECT DOMESTIC MAXCFaCTURERs
LEADING MERCHANTS CALL ON KNIT GOODS
MEN TO AID IN PREVENTING rNpERvALrA-

LEADING MERCHANTS CALL ON KNIT GOODS
MEN TO AID IN PREVENTING UNpERvALrA-
TION OF TEXTILE FABRICS
The New-York firms representing the Customs
Textile Association OF the United States have sent
out circular letters the knitgoods manufacturers
or the country. in which they complain Of lack OF
interest the part of the knt-goods mansfac-
tcre-s In an effort that is being made to detect and
prevent the undervaluation Of imported textile fab
rics of every description. The Customs Textile AS
ISOLATION was organized with this object In View.
and II aims to be prepared to take such action In
the courts before local and general appraisers. as
may be necessary in order to protect domestic
manufacturers from differentiation by the Custom
House officers.
The letter says that competent men have been
found to do the work. and that funds alone are
needed to MAKE the work successful. The piece
goods manufacturers. both dress ana wooIen soods.
have contributed berally to the iund. put he KNIT
goods manufacturers have not yet realized the I'M
the association poor support .oo,n - ,
The Executive Committee calls for $ivVN now: hnn
says IL Will want more later. A d. Juilharu' No -
Thomas-st is the treasurer.
The letter Is signed by the following nfms;
Cooley. Turnbull G. Co.. No. "a Thomas-st;: Biss'
Fabyan e. Co. No. % Thomas-st; William lSeiin q
Co.. No. 337 Canal-st.; Catlin & Co. NO 2b Church-
Talcott No Jos Franklin-st.: Roger l;amson q 60.
No. 76 Franklln-st.; Townsend q Yale, No 80
Broadway; A ID. Juilliard Co. No. - Ihomas-st''
and A. S. Haight & Co., No. p Thonas-st
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug 20 (Special).-Wheat to-day los &c and
64sc GSisc G3sso Lower cables inces-
talk from NewY York Of gold engagements liquia-
tion by holders increasing receipts good weather for
and dsappontmento In regard TO statistics
among the for the decline. Liverpool
I'm the worlds visible supply 2Tc0O0 bushels.
about oncseventh OF what expected There only
a moderate cash business. much 100000 bushels
and OF the sales not bushe made 10 the other side
There bearish estimates spring wheat
yield. The partial rally at the close moderate
Farmer 1872 OOO 600 bushels from Minnesota and the two
There fair seaboard clearances.
600 bushels. Minneapolis and Duluth had 2s2
against 2S last There were 1si cars here against
easier within moderate limits because the cash
demand good September sold from 3SA 10 3ac
3sc seller Receipts $40 the
estimate for tomorrow 455 Charter only
for 175OU0 bushels Spot only c over the Sep
price 15.c Monday. There 4 1T
tie frost early there being freezing
British America, but there low temperatures
in the belt and prospect OF Furthermore the
crop situation improved by showers IN the
belt Oats easier with corn. Prices closed at va 3c
closed oOc. Receipts 242 the for
tomorrow 1877 No charters reported
Provisions envened again by the bull operations
OF Armour. He buying September and October pork
and ribs and demonstrating in other ways that he
on the bull side January product was neglected Sep
September ribs closed l21 cents Monday September
lard at price. There 1900 hogs;
estimate for tomorrow 200 hogs.
On the curb puts on September wheat closed at 62s.
cents: calls Ss1s cents. Puts May 32s. cents
calls, 33is
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
1T VAS MORE THAN HE COULD BhAH
MEpR1rr,s WIFE HAD HAD HIM ENJolNEp FROM
MARRYING ANOTHER WOMAN.

MFPPTII,S WIFE HAD HAD HiM i'.'''''' '--
MARRYING ANOTHER WOMAN
ch,c.go Aug 2O-Milton c. Merrill, who was
r,gbt vardmaster for the burlington haiiroad IN
This cv. committed suicide at his home last nignt'
bringing TO a climax most peculiar case h's
wife Minnie who has been an invahd SINCE sne
received a stroke Of paralysis last January Peu-
toned Judge Chetlain yesterday 10 ehJoih Meriii.
from carving out his oft-expressed intenuon OF
marrying Mrs Mary Beetch. who owns d Sa'oo"
at No 6s1 Halstead-st. At the same Tune Mis' W.T.
rirs attorney filed bill for divorce Ine Court ~
sued a Temporary restraining order which 10 '"e
first one Of the kind known TO lawyers mere vi
Merrill alleged In her petition that sne hariieu -"e
rl In 1gy and that he had destroyed the cer'hca''
bu, his daughter Mrs. F. H. Richards says her
father told her yesterday he had mercy $500 "'e
document in the house at No. 1,4U Lexihs 'o"-A.'
Last Sunday Merrill brought Mrs beeueh ~ "I'
home and In the presence OF his wife ana Ho'i'e'
in-iaw said he had never been legally Haiiieu "
Mrs Merrill and that ne was gong 70 na,}y 1a}y mo-
saioonkeeper This brought on tne .,aon no
ceedinFs When Merrill read OF the ihJLe I'm sad he
returned home after starting 10 woIk d,,,,as al nd
was too dishearfened TO attend 70 NE uu, -. nd
remarked 10 Mrs Richards that ne wlsh., o,,d IA Wi,i
never met Mrs Beetich. as he reared sne m ,urned
hin. He retired 10 his room soon a1tei an au dsad
On the gas In the morning ne was to zen sbs
Mrs Merrill was prostrated win sHei ""e
neard Of his death.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
4 CHURCH TREASURER ARRESIEn

THERE IS A SHORTAGE OF sl'o" IN HIS AZ
COUNTS THE vESTRYMEN SAY
Philadelphia. Aug. 20.-Aftcr having peeh ior
many years the trusted treasurer OF the rro'es'a"
Episcopal Church Of the Annunciation. George
w Terry WAS Yesterday committed to. prison in
default Of 81. 900 ball. charged with embezzins the
funds Of the church. He has been under suspicion
since January last when three small sums amount
ing to $3l, discovered to have been appro-
priated by him. Since that time an examination
OF the books has revealed shortages aegregaths
over N7oO and the vestrymen are not sure that
the full amount of Terry's embezzement has been
discovered. .
was sworn ont BY Albert VI. Eaton the chairman
Of the vestrymen. 1t is believed that Terrys pecu-
ations date back far as 1875 AS far as Is known
he has been living a quiet unostentat;ous life with
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
PEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1Co no.s Of o sen1s IN. Ga7 IF
ane nis to Hoas Avenue xis9sicsoo
Frazier and wife to Thomas Frazier .;; -
'isns' Mafy wife Of Pa Tsriek It McMahus to Dep
,cs3.s ssy T. 10 $40 West, Aphcnse Hos-nauer and
Albert Wesslau and wives to Charles Bche- o, ooo
1.ad'st n s. 30 +, OF Amsterdam.ave 25rsaii;
Frank l. Donohue. referee to William II Hail. o 20,
,iad-;t ;. 50 Il, Of Amstedam-ave 2'xsoi; 90,
I4aa,s. is 10 - Is II OF Ansterdam-ave 2Srssi
,s5n's R's 70 No o liz West Asne, Daiy Johanna
ss,,'., sshran," 400 Of Central PARK west 25x
1OoIl Isaac Meier and wife to William c orst- ,
,s5s nf st. :. 100 +; OF iiih-avc. 30 ox5Gi; isa-
belle Leo to Mary Mare s,,s.; .. 10; 100"
'i:'G., ia aS4ix ixii2 Duke parnum to Thomas .o.o
,7cs,. rf.saFr n 5. i5i # Of Dri.iowsi 25xesiix
275x5s.i; Herman wsuer and wife TO Franz -oo
Tfsmons sssi5o; Michael Sasey 70 Mary
xe@'s eSsss No is; Jefferson NJ levy Geors,
Same s'I property: Abbey and Charles Marshall
FaTsyths, Ssn' No II; Frank weIies and wife and
Pauline spiro to Abraham Ie.y..::.
same psOpeToy o,.,s1s abraham Levy and wife to
Dyision'st. G'1%'s, \ 800 (. OF Ncrfok-., i!i.r
wsshins,1n Sssaa afT1te nte n.nranc. co%saSy 10000
2s1s 8s% 2 II az" sSa " wife Of to ons Se
ssth st. 275 +, Of 2daye, 2'Ssss: Frederick ooo
sadss sasis 10 % 81 West Richard wife
Archibald Russell Observation-Disclosures. ",
's,hs,; t,,;v NO ''V "e'' .'... 1857
esth-st s 3 l25 II OF Ist-avc 25x1OO.5 Timothy
Dwyer 10 Margaret Dwyer ................
2d-ave W $ 81 n Of 14th-st. 20 EXT: Moses - -.
Lehman and wife to Rosetta Wolf. y part. 1o0~o
lst-ave /. corner 1i0th-st. 10 l0x15 William ID
Manning and wife to Lewis NJ Norwood
same san prTpT,"' "'"'" - ''"' .. 100 900
66th-st. 8. 100 It of lst-ave 2xlooo Timothy
DIVER 10 John T. Dwyer ............-........
osIaye MaNs and Wife eotSe1 tn Thomss Miller $500
Poplar-st. lots Il and p map OF Gleason Gleason
Westchester 3O2 4 IT Of Fores-st. 30 XXI llo6x oo
501xll2li: Fanny Metzer 10 Ole omsted.; l.So
Lots 10 o ~" "sisd snS VIE t.S to SANE o7cO
i"1nc saue man. Ole Omsted to Fanny Metzler 800
Lois 3G and 3G2 map $40 lots. McGraw estate.
near Van Station: John II Chase and wife
Axel Miller.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGES.

The usual summer dulness prevailed at the Sales
room to-day with the exception of the sale oi
the premises No. 30 Avenue castor leasenoid).
fourstory brick hathouse. with stores, size Oh io'
"a 6xlo feet The bidding started at 5000. and
after much competition the property was knocked
down to Jacob Beck for $l.5co Other safes are
follows: , .,a
BY d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co., foreclosure ar' sa,e
Of No. lO3 East Eighty-eghth-st. (Charles n MOI
gan refcree) a nve-story brick hathouse ana 10y;
25 sx1cl5 to the plantif, for s25aOO also NO i9o
East Ninety-eighth-st. n four-story DroWnslone
dwelling and lot, 25xlooll to Patrick J. OBierne
for 81 800. ,o ro,,
John " Goldng sold, under foreclosure. prem,
ises on the northeast corner OF Avenue e. anu
Seyenth-st. a four-story iron front bank Duiidhs
and plot 35.3x4S9 to J. J. McComb for GiS
Strong & Ireland sold, under judgment or iore-
closure Nos 1874 and 1856 Divsion-st. two six-stoiy
brick buildings and plot. 47x7S by irregular 10 the
plaintiff for 600. =.
A. II. Muller * Son sold under foreclosure iot
on the south side of Cuthbert ave. % feet west OF
Odell-st to the plaintiff for $3.50 -,
Lewis s. Samuel has sold for Nathan 3 Hart the
three vacant lots the north side OF One-nun-
dred nd second-st beginning 80 feet east OF
Amstcrda m-ave., each 25xsoll, to william II. Hail.
jr for 5000
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
New buildings:
"etsterav., s. 1I3 II Of i75th-st. two-sory
frame stable, by Michael Gleason of SO Is0
Washington $1,000
5d-aNe. No 336s nve-stOry brick stores.
by Ernest Freise No 22T East Isth-s ST. 1900
van corlear Place ~ II OF Klngsbridge-
ave two-story and frame dwelling. by
Matte Alexander. II No ~ Kingsbridge ave. $500
Amsterdamave. No a02. two-story brick office and
store with shed. by Nathaniel Niles owner
haass 4 Moler lessees Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Alterations:
'2..-st. No 33O West. by Jennie T. Thorey 10 a
four-story and brick dwelling .-............ 1000
22d-st, Nos 10 and II West. by Stern BROTHERS 10
Two sig story brick factory and ....... I5Go
1'dst Nos 22i and 223 West by New-YOrk Cab
n, Co. to four-so brick stable ........... 1900
97d-st. No li9 West by Mrs Susie Howe - a
three story and basement brick dwelng. 800
Gthave. No 52t by of Nathaniel Niles. - a
four-story brick store and dwelling ........... 1900
houston 81 and Howery, corner
Cooper TO ihreestory brick and dwelling 10000
llth 81. No 52S East. by W T. Mitchell 10 a four
story brick store and tenement. .............. 400
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
TIE PEACE UNION At MYSTIC.
TWENTY NINTH ANNUAL. MEETING TO shco""
THE ABOLITION OF WAR

TwENTy-NINTH ANNUAL. MEETING TO shoo"N
THE ABOLITION OF WAR.
Mystic. Conn., Aug 20 (speciaD.-The twenty
ninth meeting of the Universal Peace Union was W
gun at Mystic today Alfred II. Love. OF Phiiads'-
phia. presiding There was Scripture reading by inc
Rev O. d. sherman and prayer by John Collins Vi
PHILADELPHIA. Letters OF regret we're read rom
Governor Coffin expressing sympathey with 'ne
cause OF peace also from George Miner. liinos
Dorman B Eaton. New-York: Merrill Gates. pres-
dent OF Amherst College; the Rev. Charles Hea'o"'
New-York. and the Rev. Edward Everett Ha.e' ~
H. Love made an appropriate opening address
Levi X Crouch president OF the local branch.
responded in words OF welcome. He said the co'u
indifference to th.s question twenty-eght years aso
when the first meeting OF this branch societ! wa"
held and only forty people present. had chanso"
TO an enthusiasm that brought 1900 10 the meet'ns
Music followed by the Connecticut Peace banu
w. G. Brown. OF Toronto. Can. read an ADDRESS
made by him before The Pan-American Congress
He said Europe sperds 1920 10000 year.y In war
preparations which was enough to relieve all rs
distressed OF poverty. Pope Leo. he asserted WIS
against war. and the home school ana peace con-
ventions should ali tend 10 the attainment oi d.
bitration. John Collins poet and antnor' r+mshv s
responsive sentiment Mrs Mary fr9st vi ga w.
recently returned from Europe as delegate. ssH,g s%,g
an address Of greeting Se1t 10 her iron, III. IL ~
Worlds Peace Society the sister society here; =,
a contest In the recitation OF peace essayS ~,
were al delivered by young persons under
year Of age. there being twenty-onc conpeuitoth, ih
The judges were Mrs Mary Frost Ormspy; JONI 9
Collins. Mr.. Branson. Mrs. Eastenson ana Ut VI
Lockwood. The recitations were most creditaDle
illustrations OF the horrors of war: The prize an
engraving OF Penn's treaty with the Indians. wa
awarded TO Miss Laura Packer Of Mystic aireany
closed by remarks from the judges and song en-
titled "Our Coming Banner. written by Johh 'o'-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

nsasss ssc1s asIis 70 &c w Agns@'; and
Institution. 27th-st. 24s II of cth-ave. D, ,.o
cycppsr ygpps Rosaa ii. to " G De witt No 81 Mas
ps1e ssn,'' Annie mi DeF' to jSmr. ysnr wcn1 5sn.
100 Of Ams'sriam-qye s, az demand ;;,b: 2so0o
a (, Of 1 Mdaereak ;h: 1900
Essr T H,~r "na wife to Ssds s sRHs fsI
Of Hoason-si yea yearr e. y wi;;,ocx ~ 2oooo
Tnon-ayc. 100 # Of Dawson-'t. mort ,oooo
FAC Easr Tb5mas yT and wfc to Edward Moioush-
ncy W Amserlam-ave. :" II OF lc2d-s'. -oo
Fletcher. .fe%"r Thomas to R Duke Barnum Tin
cnsys i'2 r. rSuisS Sf lehs5 Saa.5n 4sth.s
50 It Q: coumhus-sye years ::. $3.50
Hsy"9" sn Hss5 4reonay" t. "' ioi Sn0f"S Of v"nd-S
,ane ase' Morraretha. to w Nau,. n i57th-si
24 Of Co9r',snd, M,oS yans oi Now ~"
York. " cor i2,h-ave and iaothst. secures 200,
III,nsswori6 nSs. Agnes. and another i l. Cooley.
e Fuiion-st. lot los. map w"shins'onvii:c ,oo
"a VIZ & i:,a1. !: a'.' ;.sI: Macy !; mot 4
Henry ana W. to ydls III. G.rm11 T,,%ssn saSns.
2s nap Of raEmc"n, ,,,s Assurance 2~o
soeesy of tinted states NO IS Fast 77,h-st.
ss,on ysss Mary i. to Jennie Johnston No s3
sds, yssrs lrv 10 III; aryer. Mortsas. In ''''
i, surnnce Co. n iso,h-si. 1856 IT " Of 7th-ave.
Years 1900
vccormlck Frank Henry Brown and another.
shave 100 II n of ll.h-st. denand.... 100
vorning william D. and wife 10 the Farmers
nan and Trust "a. corner lst-ave and lldth-
same IN John Biyeipw ct al. executors and trus-
,..s o is-aye. -. 10 II u ii6th-St. years.
u,,.- AssI A. and wife to Scandinavian
"t,,,,i,,ny and Mutual Loan Association lot 362
nsn WcC;raw e~tate. instalrsnts. 2OO
.m,ss Iudora H. 10 Amelia stuyv~sant. n TGih-
~, ,r, N Of West Endave years. 20 00O
or. ,o George ~ BALDWIN. No 23i West 18th
>,n,.~,d ~. Lewis 81. 10 W II Han. jr. e
NDsw0 N1yc and iiGh-s year, MORTGAGE 10000
u,s.sI Archibald ID. to Title Guarnnte.
rrus' ..........,.............. 5000
schneider Louis II A. Robert vom clin
n ~ yih-ay ears............. 10.OO0
SAM 10 Schneider. same property. 5000
srhmuck Herman and wife 10 Cyrus Hitchcock
ard another. W Inion-ays. 27s.l0 II n Of l52d-
= o'oSV
Same same. Injon-ays. 2536 II n VI
1S2d-st. yearz Dun
str.b Franz George Bnchmann. n y f7Oth
752 ~ Tiristow-s st. ............... 1000
smith Walker. 10 Daniel y Decker. 3d-avs.
G22 n u 74thft. year. ................... 2UU
Same same. 3d-ave. So n Of 74ih-s'. .
Tone, Theodore y. and another to J II Rogers
and another. Manhattan-st 1864 n = II
13Cth-st. mortgages years ................. 23WV
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21

ron, ucs at Baylor University Waco Toy and wi,,
G. Ham IN person for duty accordingly Colonel peter
ber of .h Iorps Of Eneineers is detailed as a mem
for two Henry L. Abbot retired Leave Of absence
Ieutenan months from September l. is granted First
foljow,mn FRANK Owen, 18th Infantry. The
First snt.nfer arSnsfers in the 5th Artillery made
W - 10 Light Battery D. First Lieutenant George
W. Natchelt from Light Battery y to Battery L.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug. 90 3:45 D. m-Beef-Extra India mess
easy al Cd prime dull at BIS Cd Pork-Prime
fine steady at oss Cd do medium steady
Sis 3D. Hams-Short cut, about IA to 1C lb firm Ais.
Baoon-Cumbeland cut about 2s to 30 10. firm at AS;
short rib about 25 ass Cd; long clear mddes
AZ 10. firm 39s: long and short clear mddes,
55 10. 36s Shoulders. about II to lS -.
firm at IardPrme Western. spot. steady at 31s 3D.
Cheese-American white and colored steady 3ss
Cottonseed oIverpool refined Arm at l1s 3D. Spirits Of
turpentne dull at 20s Cd Rosin.common steady at 4s
li.d Wheat-No dull at 81 Bid. No . red
spring whea, dull at IS 6lzd FourS, Louis fancy
ter firm al 7s Corn-Mixed Western. spot. steady IS
iOd. Aueust steady AT Gid September steady 3s
ss1d: October steady 3s ord Hops at London-Pacihc
coast steady fl 15slf2 5s.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
pAJyrTyGS TO RE SOLD AT AUC7IoN'

The collection OF modern masters owned Wy Da.
n. A. seengracht van Moyiand viii come uh'er s"r
hammer on September 10 at Amsterdam u"us
direction OF A. Preyer. OF the Holland Art ""isiee'
IN Fifth-ave. The catalogue, well iiius,ra'e' -,
NE Importance of the collection. which is W., ~
rnown 10 many travellers. being mentioneu a,,n. ~
3aefeker's guidebooks The Dutch scnoo. IS ~ ~
.upa!y represented: but there are ms e~a'''~,
'pf Barbison school
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
Out Of 0own propsrtn Go C,t.

kOR RENT.-The Phoenix Building at Springfield
\ Mass, u now completed. The corner is for
rental The building u the finest in
Government Po-tofce and Custom In The very
centre Of the retail portion Of the principal
There is no retail store the
field draws from population OF $50 0OO most
important retail Massachusetts outside Of Rosor
The front window has "a Of plate g.ass in
length. and Is remarkably fine frontage. For retail
clothing. dryycods. piano wareroom II has equal
Attention OF the city trade Is invited this is an i'm
pori1nt point for the establishment OF a branch house
Macs.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
ARMY ORDERS
Washington. Aug. % spcciaD.-The 10

Washington, Aug % (specisD-The following
army orders have been issued:
Leave OF absence for two months, 10 take s,ter e,
an an, or about September Is granted Tse follow
snnx transfers in the ist Infantry are ".on-
nscosd Lieutenant Wiifiam n. crof,om i'I r,npa w
inannourn, from Company 10 Co'npsny r.. litrercd:
iIS.lng transfers IN the 81 AIui;ery are t,ery |
- Battery G. First Lieutenant Edward A.,;n =. wiii
aGm iqlm Battery TO Battery l. Lieuienant First
Tin the battery TO which he Is trahsir fntrv is
lieutenant Jonas A. Emery. Eth inIanu3 ,ac-
Se'aised professor of military seieLee '1"N w.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
ROSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston, Aug 20 There has been fair ca. from manu-
facturers domestic and foreign wool, though
operations s, OF conservative. ehsrscier rriees
are quoted at 19c for Xxx md Xxx and above. i% Ior
and PIC for No l. Michigan \ Is neady at io,xmi tc
Fine d.ialne sell n when wanted. Inwashed
combng wool Is dull and firm i7Tlsc Tor one-anarter
and three-eighths blood nnwashed Ohio and Mch
gan neeces sold llpI3c n. Territory and smIar
wool sell. principally of 0a 3c for fine and
one medium or a secured baris Of 8+E3sc per fb
Pulled woos demand and light supply Foreign
WOO
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 20-Cotton steady: rnddng. &c; low
mdding. CSC good ordinary ~.c net s snd gross re-
Norfolk, Aug 20.-Cotton steady: midJling. '4c; low
mddllng 1916 good ordinary 6hc net and gross re-
cepts exports coastwse. bale; sales ~ bales;
stock S03l bales. ,.,,
New Orleans Aug 2O.-CottOn nrm: good midfling.
9i6c; mddng TIC: low middlng Ghc; good ordinary
7Gc and gross receipts. " bales (ncluding bale
OF new cotton exports Britain. 900 bales.
coastwse 72 bales stock r. ess bales sales 100 oa,es
Savannah Aug. 2O.-Cotton quiet; micdllng, 7c. low
idding Il6c good ordinary. GAc net and gross re-
cepts. v6 bales; stock. 4.+74 bales
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
DESTRUCTIVE HATLsrORM ~ KANSAS

Kansas City. Mo. Aug. Ca dispatch to Ihe
World from Newton. Kan. says that the most
destructive hailstorm In the history OF the county
did great damage crops and buildings last night
Hailstones larger than hens eggs fell. ana pen
up until they resembled snowbanks. Trees were
snapped Off and buildings were demolished corn
will he greatly injured. The damage in the city
was great. Thousands OF windows were demolished
including every skylight in the city.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21

and l2sth--i mortgages. 5 years c7oo
Van orden, Howard r.. and another Sirius
mclaughlin and another. Manhaf
ave and 102d-st year.................... 81
ZuIkowsk Rudolph r. and wife to John IIancn
ana another. 1lth-ave lot 49,. map Wake
year
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21

Total number OF games won 1S<-
Total number OF games lost, loI. a.. ~o-ov
The thirteenth round will he piayeo 'o-"'o''0"'
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
FERED. Fine. light two-seated carriage.
with extension top over both seats. used
one month. also fine plated harness, two
elegant laprobes. Apply to owner. who
is going abroad, 10 West 4ithst.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
HELP WANTED.


FemQIc-
WANTED An enterpriring lady ~ middle
age to take charge OF business out Of
city must be- willing % travel. Address
MANAGER. Box .. Tribune Uptown Of
nce. l.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED Ladies to take work home:
steady employment; good wages. no ex-
perlence necessary. FRENCH ART co.
! 299 Broadway, Room 3.
WANTED. Ladies' and gentlemen in our
circulation department salary or com
mission. as desired. We offer diamond rings
as prizes 10 subscribers. be sure to inclose
lOc with YOUR application FOR particulars.
The 5Outhern Home. GordonsvllIs. Va.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
FURNISHED FLATS WANTED.

WANTED.-A furnished apartment or
house for winter season must hh.r
,aas, Ave- bedrooms besides servants
rooms: located between Goth and rom SIS
Address. with full particulars, A. l-. T. -
Roy sss New York tity
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOARD WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wishes room and board:
highest references; state price. C.. Box
3. Tribune Office
GENTLEMAN and wife want large room.
furnished or unfurnished. with board .
located West Side. between I2d and 93d
SITS. private family preferred. references
exchanged. b., Box IA, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-21

CHOICE rooms. 90 West ssth-st.; all
improvements. hall service; $40 10 $50;
Others. all prices.
Fr.ATs.-Seven rooms and bath: all light
rooms; good neighborhood; near CentiaI
PARK. MILLS & WHITEHOrSE. JOB 9th
ave
a. EAST ST.-Third fiat. rooms
and bath: all light rooms: rent $3.50 year.