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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-10-18
Land for Sale .

On Monday, October 26th 1896 st the coUrt
house door in Raleigh. n, @ ] viii sell az
public cutlery the following described tract
Of lind in " AXE copnty: The tract of land
in Cary township adjoining the lands of A.
q. Jones, the late Willie BaucNm the late
q. II. Altord and others, and containing 374
acres more or less, 1t bsing the land owned
by the late Jesse WeatheTs at his Death
said land will be sold in three parcels, as
follows:
Isl Ore hundred acres to be cut or of the
north side of tne tract by line running
parallel with A. g Jones' line. being that
portion OF said lands covered by the mort
gage from Jessa Weathers to l.. d. Castle,
Dorry, registered lie Book No 100, %. 90, OF
the tea1stef's office of Wake county.
20 All that DO ton Of said tract a. 8z4
acres hteh is not emo raced in said 100
acres aD0Ee described nor In che widows
COVER. his parcel contains l73 acres more
or less.
8rd That portion 81 said lands which was
auOetea 20 Edith w eRthers, widow CT Jesse
WeatheFs, for her COVER, containing IS
acres. more ar less, and folly described tn
the Judgment of wake superior Court, rem
derad at ST rl term. 1885, in the case OF Ed
wards ct ais V. Weabhers eli ais, salQ iudg.
ment being recorded in this minutes OF SAID
court for said April term, 1896, at pages 235
ct seq. This parcel Will be sold subject TO
the life estate of said Bdith Weathers,
Sale made pursuant to said Judgment In
Edwards ct ais v. Weathers OF ais above re-
ferred TO. Terms of sale, cash. Hour
sale, IL na r.. III. BATTLE,
Commissioner
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New York, Oct. 17.-Experienced
operators are well aware that the close
ness with which to-day's stock is held
permits the insiders who are chiefly
interested, to make practically their
own prices. The successive conflicting
reports that the alleged pending deals
are con" or "odf," obviously afford
first-class speculative opportunities to
the clique. The slump in the mercurial
specially referred to failed to seriously
affect the general list, which displayed
decided strength during the first hour
The early improvements were lost and
the market closed weak at unimpor-
tant net changes.
Business in bonds was with out
special feature and was largely con-
fined TO a few Of the speculative issues.
Prices moved irregularly, in sympathy
with the varied influences affecting
the share speculation. The leading is
sues show general slight gains. The
sales were S4,927, 900.
Governments were fairly active and
mainly higher. The dealings were
1865, 900.
Silver certificates declined ono per
cent early in the week, subsequently,
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Room Traders Were Swept on
Their Feet by 8 SAC Advance.
EXCITEMENT WAS WILD
Corn and Oats Sympathetically
Followed With 1c and 3-4c.
COTTON SIMPLY HELD IT'S OWN
Failure OF India Wheat Crop Caused
Scare in Cotton Goods Demand, and
Depressing Reports Continued
of HEAVY Movement.
of Heavy Movement.

New York, Oct. 17.-The cotton
market opened steady at loss of
las points The weakness res1lted
from unsatisfactory cables, heavy es-
Inmates on receipts for the week and
renorfs of low offers on spot cotton by
Southern owners to Eastern spinners.
The market subsequently rallied, fol-
lowing the advance in wheat ana
through fears of an unfav0rable change
in the weather in the co ION belt. The
market was small one. 4he close was
steady at net advance o. 204 points.
HUBBARD BROS COTTON LETTER.
New York, Oct. It's peciaD
market remains without any decided
change i'm prices, though improving
slightly, under the predictions of frost
in the Memphis district and Arkansas
Sunday morning. Speculation, seems
to have deserted cotton for wheat,
arguing that partial failure of the
wheat crop in India will adversely af-
feet the demand in Manchester for cot
ton goods for export to largest market
of Great Britain for cloth. A line of
long cotton was liquidated early in the
| day, because of the political outlook
and the consequent anticipated pres
sure upon the Southern markets. The
advance of the noon hour was due to
predictions of frost and a covering de-
mand. Our market is so much above
the normal parity, either with Liver
pool or the Southern markets, that buy
ing orders are naturally diverted to
Europe, and do not show here in any
large proportions. The local feeling is
decidedly bullish, on crop exceeding
s,500,000 bales
HUBBARD BROS. & co.
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Edwards & BrOuqhtOn
SUMNER EXCURSIONS
OldDOminionIIine
FOR NEW YORK.

Leaving Norfolk, Va, daily at 1880 p m.
From Richmond, Va, Monday at 500
p. m. (yia James River.
The ships of the Old Dominion Steam
ship CO., are first class and especially
arranged for the comfort of the travel
ing public and offer the advantages OF a
cool and delightful sea trip.
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BANK STATEMENT.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE price of De-
cember wheat closed to-day at an adj
vance of exactly 3Ac. over yesterdays
final figures. The bulge was directly
attributable to the strong foreign
markets and was accompanied by
scenes of excitement seldom witnessed
on the floor. Corn and oats followed
in the wake of wheat, advancing 1c.
and &c. respectively. Provisions were
also strong and closed 15@2315 cents
higher.
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BALTIMORE.
NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. G., Oct. 17.-Rosin firm
at S1.40.
Turpentine firm at 254.
WuMINGTON, N. c., October 17.-Rosin
firm; strained Sl.45; good $780, spirits dull
at 25A 0264.
Tar firm, at Sl00.
gin $1.S0.
264. Sales -.
$3.50: N, 81 I0 NJ SlS5: X S165; J. Sl6l; Fl. 81 90:
G., Sl.55; +, ST 50 L, $3.50; d, G, and a,
Sl.60, Sales, 2, a..
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The two new, fast and powerful steam
ships
Jamasasvsn and Yorktoyvn

Leave Norfolk every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday evening, arriving in New
York early the following afternoon in
time to make all evening connections
for points beyond
Fo1 tickets ANA general information
apply to Bailr nd Ticket Agents, or to
J. f. Mayer f28 Main street Rich
nond Va y B Crore}. Norfolk. va.
y eTail3 ila fo1Rt amfogf Va or
10 u GUtILaBDEUf
se ad f.ie Manager.
pier %. Il + tta af Israe}l st II e.
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RALEIaH TOBACCO MARX Ell.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW York, October l7.-Money on call
nominally 4a4X per cent; last loan -: closed
per cent. Prime mercantile paper SM9
per cent Sterling exchange weak, with ac-
tuaI business in bankers bills at $4.S33 IA 3A
for demandgand $4.90A "a S04 for sixty days.
Posted rates $46l(a4.s2h and A.S44q4.S5.
Commercial bills, $479k. Bar silver 65b. Mex
lean dollars So. Silver certificates, -. GOV
eminent bonds strong. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds firm.
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CHICAGO, October II.
Opening. Closing.



s prPf Ra sa %nf 49, No red 7RF9g $ Go M2
No. 2, 25A. Oats, 2 10: No. white 214 a22k
nal; No. 3, -; No. 4, -. Flax seed, No. l, 76ka
H. Prime Timothy seed -. Mess pork, per
Dbl, $7.l500T2a. Lard, per 100 lbs, $432ka4.35
shoulders boxed - short clear sides boxed
-, Whiskey, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, $l.IS.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, Oct. l7.-Flour strong; city
mill patent $i.S0a5.50; do. clears $4.2Oa4 40;
Minnesota patents $4.00(G4.35; Minnesota ba-
do straights $3S561400: do. winter extras
$2.55@3.30; low grades S5.3}os3.35.
Southern flour firm at S3.50aI.00.
Rye flour firm; superfine $2.6002.70; fancy
$2.80(d3.0O.
Buckwheat -four steady at 81. 4O0145
Buekwheat steady at 80.
Corn meal firm yellow western "a; city
81; Brandywine $3.50.
Rye firm; No. 2 western AZ; car lots 80
cal.
western 50a55 mailing 35a36%.
Wheat, spot strong; No red f 0 b SKA
s4A; No. | Northern New York, S24 L. 0. b.
atioat; No. hard s3# f. o. b. afloat; options
No. red January closed -; February closed
March closed r., May S435, closed S42; DC
toher closed 19a; November 80as06, closed
$50: December oU3a6lA, closed SI&.
Corn, spot strong; NO. 2, 34A in elevator 33A
nhoat options january closed -; May $3.50
IS 1918, closed 35A; October closed 324: No
vember closed December 33a338o closed
8}A.
Oats, spot stronger; No. 2, 23&; NO. 2 de-
livered &4K; No. 3, 1lA NO. white -; No, 3,
white IL track white 20a8l; do State 20a3l;
options May 266, closed N b; October closed
23S8; November closed -; December 24a24&,
closed 2IB.
Feed hrm; brand 45@5sK; middlings Goa
65.
Rye feed, 5ea52H; city, 55a57k.
Hay quiet; shipping 65(a60 good to choice
750DS2A.
Hops firm; State, common TO choice, 1894
crop, 2t8a44: 1895 crop, 3Q7A; 1896 crop, Sal0;
Pacific coast, 1894 crop, 3a7.
Hides firm: wet selected, New Orleans, Ala
85 lbs -; Galveston, 20a25 lbs, 12 Buenos
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Simpson S Pharmacy
WIN. SIMPSON, MANAGER.
Administering Notice.

Having qualified is administration of
Henry a3 Cowan, d. sases, ate of Wake
county, Nnryh Carolina, tnis IS TO notify al
persons having cIaims against toe estate of
said deceased TO xhibit them TO the ind u.
signed, ae Raleis h, Y g.. on or before the
3rd day ~ October. 49,, on his notice viii
be pies drd TO bar any claim thel eater; and
all PERSONS Indebted to said estate must
make immediate payment to me.
This the Bird day of October, 1896
q. IS. benson, Admir-.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, October IT,. Cot
futures closed steadN: sales 23.600 bales.
OTHER MARKETS.

Norfolk, quiet. 1916, 3,267 bales.
Baltimore, dull. ~, = bales.
Boston, quiet, l5-16, bales
Wilmington, steady, ~ 36l6 bales.
Philadelphia, quiet, 8 3-l6, l9f bales.
Savannah, quiet, I, 7.527 bales.
New Orleans, steady, 3 10, 1871 bales.
Augusta, steady, 5-l6 300 bales.
Charleston, quiet z, 1881 bales.
New York, quiet, l5-l6, - bales.
RALEIGH COTTON MARKET.
RALEIGH, N. c., October II.
Cotton selling to-day at 6K@74.
Receipts 159 bales.
Market firm.
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Ayres, dry, 2oa24 lbs, 10; Texas, dry, 24a3o lbs,
OK; California, 21a25 lbs. 49,
Leather firm, Hemloek sole Buenos Ayres,
light to heavy weights, ID l-2a2d acid, l953a22.
Wool steady; domestic fleece, l4al8; pulled
Coal steady
500; beef hams $l6al7.00. packed $sas.0O; city
extra India mess $llal3W
Cut meats firm: picked bellies sac;
picked shoulders 42sa41; do. hams 9O9%.
Lard firm; western steam r., city $40. Octo-
Der $l.Gj; refined higher; continent $40,
South American 1913; compound 4%atA.
Pork dull; mess $500; short clear $8.i50
1880, family $l0.50ai2.50.
Butter steady: western dairy s90I2; do
creamery l20l9: do. factory 5alih; Elgins
-; imitation creamery s@al5; State dairy lll9
II; do, creamery l2al9.
Cheese quiet; large Tkal0: small 5K0l04:
part skins 1906; full skins 2102&.
Eggs steady; State and Pennsylvania 20;
western fresh lS@
Tallow steady; city l$2 per PACKAGE 3A;
country packages free -, as to quality.
Petroleum dull; refined closed $l.l4 Did;
refined New York Sd 10. PHILADELPHIA and
Baltimore $685.; do. in bulk $40.
Rosin firm; strained, common to good,
$l.8Tkaf90.
Turpenfino firm at $4,000
Cotton seed oil steady; prime crude 23&a
p e; do. f. O. b. mills lAa20; OF crude -; prime
summer yellow III; Oft summer yellow
20ka27; butter grades 25&029; prime white
isaac.
Rice steady. domestic, fair 70 extra 3%@6;
Japan 4afA.
iolasses quiet; New Orleans, open kettle,
good to choice 29aji,
peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked 3Aa4: do
mesti9"E "A =.
FLAX bricks steady st fa5,
Pig iroi I; sOuthernSlo Z5Gl200; north
Copper steaa5; brokers 1921; exchange
Lead steady; brokers SEQ; exchange $40
Tin firm; straights sl2aoa13Oo; plates
quiet
Spelter quiet; domestic S3e@a3.70.
Coffee, spot Rio tl3a; No. invoice ii;
| iobbing liz; mild steady; tord@i i5l1l7.
Sugar raw quiet; fair refining rs; cen
trifugal So test, 81 refined steady; No q. ll-l6
o. z, 3 9-l6 No. & BIZ; No. 3, 81, No. 10, 3 1-l6,
| BIG, Mould A, Az, standard A, 4, contection-
| ers' A, 4, cut loaf AZ, crushed ~, powdered
| AZ, graduated ~, cubes AZ.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, Oct 17.-Flour firmer; west
| ern super 81 40a2.6 90; do. extra S2.90d340; do.
| family $3.S5(d4.15; winter wheat patents $4.100
45O spring do. $l.0Og42O; spring wheat
| straights $3.750400.
Wheat strong and higher; spot and DC
| tober 7S&a7SA; December 81: May -; steamer
| No. 2 red, AhaI4A Southern wheat by sam
/ pie, T7(d79; do. on grade 754 6dT6A.
/ Corn strong and higher; spot and October
! l4G131h; November and December, new and
| old, 3l8@3lh; January 3lW3lS; steamer
/ mixed 294Gq29h, southern white corn 33a34
/ do. yellow 33a34
| Oats quiet and steady; No. 2 white 26 bid
/ No. mixed 2lkm22.
| Rye firm; No. 2, near by, siiGl2; western
! AN bid
| Hay firm; choice Timothy $500 bid
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GALESMEN understanding cigar business
- desiring employment answer. Goods
sol 8 by sample on credit. Good pay. exs
penBos, exclusive territory assured 20 prop
gT appiAa@st. Address r. O. nox -. N. Z.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, October FIXTURES opened
steady: sales $500 bales.
Futures closed steady; sales $1,000 bales.
LIvERPOOIa

Spot cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
a lilo: middling gulf BIO; sales = bales.
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LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 17.--1:30 p. Moot
on--Closing-spot, moderate business, prices
steady; American middling T-l6d.
Sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which
! 900 were for speculation and export. and in
cluded 1900 American; receipts, 2,Ov0 bales
all American.
Futures closed quiet but steady at the de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-12
STOOD ~ FRONT or 4 CiBLE-CiR.
A WOMAN TRIES To COMMIT SUICIDE oN ACCOUNT
OF TILE DIsAPPEARANCE or HER HrsBAND.

A WOMAN TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE on ACCOUNT
OF THE DISAPPEARANCE OF HER HUSBAND.
Mrs Mary Walters. tNcnty-eght years old. who
recently moved from Cambridge. Mass and now
lives in Fourteenths William bridge. tried Mil
herself yesterday afternoon Standing In front OF
an approaching cable-car on the Third-ave road.
Mrs Walters appeared to be orazed on account ~
the Disappearance Of her husband who left home
last week and for whom she has been searching
ever since.
Captain Schmidt. OF the rhird-lve cal bic road ha :
charge OF the switching ~ the cable cars at
the end OF the road at )ne-hundre d -and-t twenty
ninth-st and Thrd-aye. lie was at work at about
half-p past o'clock when he saw the woman walk
the track and deliberately stand in front Of a
dow ntown Schmidt called 10 her to get of the
track She did not move H. ran TO her TO pull
her away. telling her that she would be Killed T.:
she STOOD there.
Il want 10 b. killed she answered him Il
cannot stand living this WY any longer"
Schmidt had TO struggle with t. get he: from
In front Of the car which had come 10 a stop. He
called Policeman Cla.ry. Of the East one hundred
and tweniy -sAth-st station. and the two men TOOK
Mrs walters 70 the sidewalk. The v oman watc neu
her chance and when they relaxed their grip on hc
she broke loose ana ran to Jump in front OF alotieI
car. Policeman CAREY followed ana causht hel
In time to her HE She made dhoth.t
attempt 10 break away * she Vas being 'ah'" 10
the station -, -
At the station she talked incohet'ntly out SaNe
the police to understand that her husband lell nrt
one DAY last week after coming nome '. ~ SICK
She said that she had been so his'ra.teu aitu 80
eaten any food Sergeant Sullivan had h.r locked
I'D in a cell on a charge OF attempting suicide. At
took struggle to get her behind the barred door,
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PAYING OFF OLD EMPLOTES.

A CROWD AT THE STORE OF HILTON HUGHES
Oo-Aeor-r 40 GET THEIR MONEY.
The e,np,oves % the firm Of Hilton. Hughes & Co.
xhieb -4centlv failed may be pretty sure now thai
,,ev viii receive al OF the money that is owed them
y, .sa ern, and A good many OF them were made
.,., Yesterday morning by receiving il az that time
h,fie,in was posted on the door the day before u
,he effec hat all those employees who received $50
month or less would be paid yesterday ana to-nay'
,-d tia, ne office would ne open for payment from
io'c.ock until II o'clock a m
A. carly as o'c.ock yesterday morning there was
.ls-ge crowd gathered about the old employees en-
,-anre 10 the store on the feminist side Inc door
vss orened a. $50 and then there was rush for the
inside as there WAS apparently some fear on me part
o. each person that unless ne was among the His'
few The funds in the hands Of the CASHIERS "o1Ia III
sa,oe manner dwiDdle away In the consequent rush
many hat was br ken. The girls IN the crowd Oh
whom there were many. suffered in the struggle In
,p.,e ~ Al the push!ng however. only five persons
were admitted al a time Within In the room 10Y
rerly occupied By the ekeepers. were TWO CASH
iers and al the necessary books and money hdch
u; O. i've was paid. and then five more were ad-
r...ed None Of The former employees were aiHll''eu
4 the bo1y o. the store. where The stock Is but a..
were obliged 10 60 back 70 ne Stree. ~ ' o,Ii
G0uad wnch the crowd had gathered ms Coihp.'-
Gated matters and increased the crush around me
larsd 80
All O'Clock when the office was closed about 40
employees OF half the number formerly employed ~Io
iscsNea :, month or -ess haI s1noun.ed 10
ioou, t35 u. rer month and only about quarter OF
ts SUM was discussed yesterday IL = eAvc s''a.
De remainder . me employees VINO received eV 81
kiss p@r month will present themselves at the lenth-
g eai.aAce between the hours Of ana II to-day anu
&C. heir pay Yesterday afternoon ne persons WIG h
ave been In the employ Of TIE assignee s'"0e TIC
"a
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OTHER LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES

An apnlication was made yesterday TO Justice
Truax in Special Term Part l. of the Supreme
Court on behalf Of the New-York Life Insurance
Company for permission to give the Sheriff an in
d.unnlfv bond for $4,000 TO protect levy made
under an attachment for $1,000 the property Of
the jcwelry firm Of 5. +. Meyers & CO., whose
property is also taken by Lewis .. clark, Jr.' As
r.cetve- There was an alleged difference of about
five, minutes ween the time OF tho naming OF the
,aceve- and tho levy by the Sheriff, and the re-
reiyar and sheriff each claimed legal possession.
right 70 possession. counsel LOT li. ilSuI , III
h,d signed the nna order under the decision in
favor Of the receiver permission vas Erar,S p
on the ground that all the facts had not been be
lore MN fg bs nreserye its Fights under the
levy and to DO wishes 10 give the BOND TO the
Counsel for the receiver opposed the, application
on the ground that AS Justice Pryor hdd ttciHrd
that the receiver was in possession, the question
was settled. Decision was reserved on the appll-
seven judgments. aggregatinr s?i7 were filed
vc~terday against Leroy W. Farchlld q CO., manu-
aeurers Of goldf pens per Of f4 Within H. Moore on
notes Tn firm was incorporated in 1886 with
u1p.ed' 81 Tween $0too ana sD@0 Dull trade Is
said 10 have caused the failures ,.,.,..,. 49,,
Charles Infeld. iobber in pushes cloakings ana
rags - No ~ Woosier-st.. made an asslgnment
Yesterday TO Alexander Rosenthal' OF No "a Broad
yyav giving preferences for $40. II" has been in
~ ra business for thirty years. and added pushes
.te N few years ago He went into bankruptcy in
t.s 90 and said his liabilities were $1,000 An at
farbment was obtained against him on Thursday
Tor & s46 bv r Smith & Co. on the allegation OF
former employe that on Tuesday a large amount
81 r"es was removed from the store TO storage
v-ar.house In West feminist, but the attachment
was Withdrawn and vacated the same Day
Judgment for S5l52 was entered yesterday against
tho Austin Consolidated Coal Company. or NO. 81
I{roadvav In favor Of Richard J. swancoat. for the
arnnilnt OF bonds OF the company held by him and
Interest The company was incorporated under
New-York laws In lSs5. with a capital stock OF
10000. as a consolidation OF several c9al com
nanies in Texas The company has been dormant
il is said for a long time. William Remsen was
schedules OF the kaleidoscope Company Of No lOi
Reekmar-st show. Liabilities tSsl5; nominal as
seis 81 -. actnal Assets. g.
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TUPROVING CITY THOROUGHFARES.

THE BOARD OF STREET OPENING TAKES Up An
OLD DISPUTE. AND SEVERAL NEW QUESTIONS
An old d,snute which has been for months before
,na BOARD Of Street Opening appeared again yestei
day II relates 10 building OF Vaduct over the
Ne,y-York Central tracks at ne-hundred-and-hity-
thlr1-s, The matter reached the usual stage OF
asking the Corporation Counsel as to the cliy rsh'
build the viaduct
Commissioner Haffen Of the Department OF street
improvements in the Twenty-ihird ana i"eh'9
fourth wards j. DESTROYS u building the vladuc' aG
insists ina, II i A great public need. He became
angry when he found that the Board would not pass
formal resolution authorizing the building OF the
vt,suct and ne said that it pretty state Of
affairs for The Deope Of the Annexed District TO
have to put up with 1T looks as there Is Out one
man in This Board" he said, who considers the
peoples interest al all.
Al the meeting the Board authorized the opening OF
Ooe-hundred- -twentieth-st from Morningside
~ Riverside marks at the request Of the Columbia
r-niversitv trustees The East Side House Settle
rnent Association through Richard Watson Glider
and Clarence Gordon. presented a petition 10 the
r,.-d rsfn, the establishment Of childrens play
GRAND on the East River front from Seyenty-siXth
~ s.ven;v-eighth SITS. where now the association
maintains a public playground and bath. Controller
MO me mater until II had sold It's sehooIn0use
hon1s The matter was referred 10 Controller Fiich
and Park Commissioner Cruger. 5000 49, ,o
The Board decided neither 70 eXtend nor cIose
ifcster-s, mark and ordered the following rtreets
10 me orened. One-hundred -and-s y -elghth--t
so,n one-hundred- ninety -eighth-st 10 Two
hundred "A nd fourih-st, omen --,i
third-st from Week-st TO Grand bouieVafu, i I
yn from One-hundred sixty-first-st 10 Teas