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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
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THE MARKET WEAK.

New York, Jan. 10-R, G. Dun &
Cos weekly review OF trade, which
issues tomorrow. Will say:
The new year begins with such UNI
certainty that business Is somewhat
retarded. The proposed sale OF bonds
Is uncertain In its erect on the money
market and for time 1t is Il cause
of hesitation rather than hopefulness.
Speculation In products has not been
active. Cotton is unchanged although
the receipts for the week have not been
very large. but some slnckening ap-
pears In the foreign market.
Wheat Is about 1c higher and corn
the same without aLv distinct reason
in either case for It. The government
report tardily confirming the CONNER
eial estimates OF some months ako ald
not command general confidence.
Wheat receipts AT western points were
almost double those OF last year, p
50i,702 against 1905, 105 last year, but
Atlantic exports were n little larger
than last year, -four Included, 2,3SI,S1S
against 2,Oi0,756 a year ago. Corn re-
celpts are about quarter larger than
last year, while Atlantic exports are
about four times as large.
The Industrial situation has not ma
terlally changed. There is much hesl-
tation In the iron business with soma
advance in Bessemer pig. Lower prices
fof Alabama Is on renewed competl-
tion with eastern furnaces.
Sales OF wool are large. 100000
pounds for the week against $3.50, rs
last year. although large part OF the
purchases are OF a speculative char
acter, based upon the belief that prices
may be advanced If the new tariff bill
goes into effect. The opening OF wooden
goods shows further tendency tow
ards lower prices in spite OF the pre-
valent belief that higher prices would
be realized before long II the revenue
bill which passed the house should be-
come a law.
The cotton mills are generally rum
ming though not all with full force and
some are piling up goods without re-
gard to the Immediate demands. which
Is comparatively slack. as they appar-
emily believe that the short supply of
cotton this year will Insure them pro-
fts in the end, as It has during the past
half year Nevertheless goods have
decidedly weakened In price. quite n
number of changes having been record
ed during the past week.
Failures for the week have been 43l
In the Uni ed States against 420 last
year, and % in Canada against Ga last
yenr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

Little Rock. Ark. Jan. l0.-The Ar
kansas Lumber Manufacturers assoc
citation began II two days session at
the Capitol Hotel today with a very
large attendance.
Seattle. Wash. Jan. lO,--A special
dispatch received from Vancouver to-
day states that the WaTrimuo. from
Havana, arrived at p, IN. and reports
the Mlowera safe.
Yokohama. Jan. l0.--An address to
the throne censuring the government
for surrenderlng the LIoa Tung PENN
sula mas been rejected.
Havana, Jan. l0,--lt is announced
that l2J wounded insurgents who were
picked up on the battle field At Lace
bar are now In the Spanish hospital.
Mexico City, Jan, l0.--A telegram
from Progreaso announces the wreck
of the steamer oxford on Nlernnez.
Twelve OF the crew came ashore but
twelve more are missing,
San Francisco. Cal. Jan. lO.-As n
resAlt Of the preliminary trial OF Mrs.
Davidson on the charge of eNturting
money from DR.. Brown, she was held
In $1,000 bail to appear for trial ON the
charge.
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 10.-At to-
days session OF the senate invcstl.
eating committee several policemen
told OF political subscriptions levied
and others OF policemen abusing citi-
zens,
Cincinnati. Jan. iO.--senator chan
dler says that New England Is solid
for Reed and that he Is New York's
second choice.
St Louis, No., Jan. l0-The Business
Mems League today secured an nddi-
tlonal $4,000 for the Democratic ma
tlOupl convention fund, which now ng-
gregates $4,000,
New York Jan. lO.-In the pigeon
shooting contest at the Larchmunt
grounds today j, X, Palmer led by a
score OF as out OF possible 40.
Albuquerque. n NJ. Jan. 10 Judge
Collier today appointed Charles w.
smith receiver OF the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad. the appointment to
take effect February /.
Battle Creek, Mich, Jan. io.-pilot
Medium, the celebrated stallion owned
by walter Clark OF this city and val
ued at 100000, died suddenly today OF
Inflammation OF the bowels,
Boston. Jan. io.-It as learned here
today that Miss Clara Barton OF the
Red Cross society, with flfteen assist
ants viii start within two weeks on her
mission OF relief to the suffering Ar
menisns.
Berlin. Jan. io-The German man OF
war Condor has arrived at DelaHoa
bay
Victoria, h. c., Jan, l0.--A big four
masted iron vessel supposed to be the
Jeanette Cowen. l27 days out from
Cape Town for Vancouver, ls ashore OF
Vancouver island and is a total wreck.
Victoria, b c., Jan. TO- Honolulu ad-
Vices by steamer Warlmoo; The re-
naming political prisoners were par
dnned and released ON New Years.
having promised fealty to the republic.
Omaha. Neb.. Jan. iO.--Ex-CIty Urea y
urer Bollen was arrested tonight. He
was deposed several months ago and II
has developed that over 500. 400 Of city
funds cannot he accnunfaf for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
WILL TAKE noNDs.
Austin bankers Not Anxious to Take
tho New Issue.

Aus,ln. Tex, Jan. 0-(Speclal,) -The
bankers OF Austin have replied to a
telest IN received from New York
bankt - that they were willing to come
70 the front In the matter " It became u
quest. IN Of saving the national credit
but Il at they were not anxious to IN
vest IN new Issue OF , per cent. gov
srnme II bonds.
The city tax collector has turned
over 20 the city attorney the namcs
of fou5 hundred and eleven dellnquents,
The university football team has
elected j. House OF Dallas captain
and Sessrs. j. w. McI.endon, GEORGE
p. Ga 'rison and a. s. Walker, Jr.,
managers.
Mr.. }. L. Stephenson OF the Texas
Stock Ind Farm Journal OF Fort Worth
ts her on hia way to San Antonio to
open and take charge OF a branch Of
nee To-. the paper.
Mr.. Atwell j. Clopton, the gov
ernor', stenographer, Ia reported as
having contracted very severe case
pr pm 'umonla and he Is regarded as
being IN rather precarious condition
Today,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
GEN. sIFoNTEs ARRESTED.
Charged with Participation in the
Lutc Rebellion.

New York, Jan iO.-A dispatch to the
Herald from Caracas, Venezuela, says;
Gen. Domingo Sfontes, who was in
charge OF the Ururan district at the
time Sergeant Barnes was arrested by
the Venezuelan authorities. has been
arrested by the Venezuelan authorities.
has been arrested In Ciudad. Bolivar.
ON the accusation that he has been
mixed up In the latest rebellion. 1t ~
alleged that he has received letters
from Or. Hernandez OF New York,
showing the existence OF plot against
the government Sifontes Is q spirit
ualist.
Newspapers here are urging the gov
eminent to send troops to the frontier
TO head off the English. The Liberal
papers say enough milltia can be SPAR
Ell for that purpose and II I he British
obtain foothold in the Disputed terri
tory Il will be hard to dsiodee them.
I'll TEMPO says the quicker troops
ar s-rt - ~-...r II VIII ba
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
CHARGE CORRUPTION
GOV. HUGHES HONESTY nirEACu,
ED M GRAND JURY REPORT.
Ills Associates In ONCE Also ImpIi-
cated-AInlfensn In ONCE
and Misrepresentation.

Chicago. Ill, Jan, 1O,--A special to
the Times-Hernld from Phoenix, Arlz.,
says: Governor Hughes stands charged
with official corruption and his per-
sonal reputation for integrity and hon
esty is impeached by report OF the
last grand Jury. Among those impll-
Gated are: Territorial Auditor Leith
and Myrom H. McCord. an eX-con-
gresham from Wisconsin. These three
constitute the territorial board OF con-
trol. two associates being appontess
OF the governor. The grand jury report
alleges malfeasance In office and mis-
appropriation OF territorial funds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

An Unique Revolution Practically
Brought to m End.

London, Jan. lo-The Times has a
dispatch from Pretoria dated January
s. which says:
The dlsarming NJ Johannesburg has
been completed without mishap and
the Boer police now patrol the town.
The crisis Is practically ended and or
Gers have heen Issued for all Boer COM
rand"rs 10 rroceef TO p-etNria where
they met today. This ends the unique
revolution auring which not even po-
iiceman has been hit on the head and
not single act of violence has been
committed. The correspondent. OF the
T'--.- talsgraphsi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
HAVE A MAJORITY
SILVER SUBSTITUTE MIL WILL
PASS THE SENATE.
II IL believed That the Biii Has n
Majority Of Mt Lenst Thrse
Votes.

Washington. Jan. lo.-some of the
Republican silver senators held n con-
ference after the adjournment of the
senate today to canvass the chances of
passing the silver substitute for the
II ouse bond bill through the senate.
They went over the Hist very carefully,
comparing notes on senators considered
doubtful and reported the conclusion
that the substitute would win by a
majority of three votes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
THE BIoycLE MEET
Promises to lie the Finest Ever
Held In the State.

AustlL Tex, Jan. i0.--tspecial. 1.-The
I. a. W. bicycle meet to be held here
January % to 2h inclusive. promises to
be the biggest event OF the kind ever
7eld in the state. The eighth mile
board track completed at Zoo park yes
ierday IL pronounced by riders OF note
one OF the best in the south. Training
quarters. rub and sweat room have
been fitted up and the local cyclists viii
20 into training today. The prizes for
me amateurs and purses for the pro-
iessionnls are sure to attract a big
string OF entries.
Tackaberry OF Fort Worth, the crack
vnuthern flyer, has filed his entry for
Tho professional events and win go into
training here next week, Tremaine.
the lanky Dallas rider, VIII also con-
test. Kingsbury OF Waco. whose fame
as trick and fancy rider IL we'll
known, will be at the meet. He win
double with Harper. the aerial cycilst,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
NEGRO CONFESSED.
he Got mt Three Dollars and swift
Justice for Committing
the Awful Deed.

Monroe, La, Jan lO,--Calais Ducre, a
peddler. was murdered at the Cut-Ofr.
eighteen miles below here last even
ing 1t was generally believed that
Abraham Smart, seventeen year old
negro. was the murderer. lie was ar
rested here this morning, and a part of
the dead mans effects found In his pos
session.
Smart Confessed the murder, saying
that he got but 81 In cash, and that no
one else was implicated in the murder.
The sheriff started with Smart for
Caldwell parish. but 1t Is reported to-
night that he has been lynched.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

A Mining Town swept Ou
fstence In Utah.

Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. io.--aN]
o'clocl, last night a fire brow
the mining camp of Mercur XXI
five miles south of Salt Lass
for some time threatened 70 ~
the entire camp. AS II was N
of buildings were DESTROYED 4
damage is estimated at SEW
tie or no insurance. one mss
Barnard, barkeeper at the Less1
Is supposed to have perisa
flames which destroyed the nos~l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
c. A. Dickson suffers From u
Broken Leg.

Cleburne. Tex. Jan. l0.-(Specinl.)-
@. A. Dickson met with n serious acct
dent yesterday while out driving. His
hoisc became frightened and ran away.
Mr.. Dickson WINS thrown from the bug
gy aud both bones Of the left leg brok-
en-. the bones protruiing The buggy
collided with another, tearing a wheel
from 1t. The occupants. two young
ladies', were unlniured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

year.. 500. ,....., .....5. iiS. o27
Exports for the week. HOOPS
Exports for same week last
yeur..,.,. .....,s. .........,'.. 2y1,3Jo
Total exports to this date. .2.30S. 36S
Total exports to same date last
year $40. ........ ...........3.S 1884 ISL
Stock at all United States
ports .,......... ..,....... .0s7, sos
Stock at all United states ports
same time last year. ..m...l,i34.79
Stock at all Interior towns. POL SIC
Stock at all interior towns same
time last year ...,.......... 222 S6S
stock Mt Liverpool ,.... .,.,.1,il6O 900
last year .,,., ....'... M 800 900
Stock OF American afloat for
Great Britaln....... .......... 10000
Stock of American afloat for
Great Britain same time last
year..... ....." .......... $4,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
COMMUNICATION RESTORED.
santingo Parents Sending Chiidre
Away 10 Prevent Arrest.

AWny 10 FreNcht NrFcEt.
New York Ian. i0.--A dispatch TO
the World from Colon says;
Communication with the United
States by way OF Cuba has been re-
stored. Private Cuban advices say that
In Santiago parents are again send
Ing their children OF the island to pre-
vent the making OF arrests based upon
unguarded expressions and violent Ian
gugge against Spain.
The Isthmlan Cuban organization
says that Spnin believes that Havana
cannot be taken without siege guns.
hut adds that II the recognition OF the
belligerency OF the insurgents is de-
pendent upon the capture OF a city.
that city Will be Havana. II declares
ALTO that the Cuban nag viii soon fly
over MORO castle whence the Spanish
nag will be torn down.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
A GENERAL FIGHT.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY MEN
HAVE A HuCTroN.
They Tried to Hun n small Tonnes
zee Town nnd Four Men
Were KILLED.

Nashville, Jan, iO.--Reports have just
reached this city that a mob Of $50
men. led by Mcclure Williams. NO
torlous character last Tuesday went
to Cellna on the Upper Cumberland
river and In their Efforts to take in the
town hght resulted In which four
men were killed. Williams. the leader
VI the mob. the sheriff and one of his
deputies, and Ed Pntrott. who, few
weeks ago. killed a brother OF VIII
liams, are dead.
Reports are that n general row oc-
Cured. and several men were killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
ONLY A FEE wDAYs.


New York, Jan. l0.--A specli
Herald from Berlin says:
1t Is believed here that an "
settlement OF the Transvaal a
is n matter of but a few days
The war like preparations OH
are regarded as a rldiculoui
stratlon to cover the lneyllAa
to her policy.
The emperor styles thsr
policy" The precipltate extn
DR.. Jameson causes surprised
The Krpug ZGitung ask
whom are the ornaments Of
directed and expresses the oplD
England wishes to divert
from Africa In order to srii =
ansvaal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

Tempe, Tex. Jan. i0.--(speclai.)-O.
~, Ships two story residence. two
miles southwest OF the city. was tot
ally destroyed by fire yesterday morn
ing between the hours OF six and seven.
Tho flames started by the explosion OF
an oil can while Mr.. Shipn's daughter
was starting the lire. The house and
entire contents with the exception of
a few bed clothes We're completely de-
r'-"ved: Insurance. s20o1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

Whatever after Affects the Transvaal
Incident may have on the foreign pol.
Icy OF the government the disposition
now 10 to regard the meter as closed.
a few unconpromislng spirits still ex-
press the opinion thar the Transvaal
will Insist upon a declaration OF abso-
lutte Independence but 1t Is doubtful
whether the German government will
sustain that position,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
TWELVE YEARS
A TERRITORY NEGRO
WORK EARLY.
He Tried to XIII n Man vi
Knife-Arrcstcd and Put
in Jail.

Paris, Tex, Jan. 10,-(Specisl
Ward, a negro boy 70 years d
was placed In jail today by .
Marshal kilgorc for an assault
intent to Kill committed upon
Watkins at Atoka. /. T., yes'
Wfrd attacked Watkins with q
with which he cut him several
INJECTING serious wounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

now here In training. The champion
i-yiear-old rider of the world. Charley
McsAdams, Jr., OF Fort Worth will pedal
in handicap against the big pros"
The crack flyers from Taylor, san AM
tonic. Houston and Galveston will par
lcipatc In the meet. Harper and Jacks
WIN represent Austin prnfessiora' w.
Both are tough as wire and going fast.
Harper is looked upon as the dark
horse while Jacks Is expected to ride
level with the big fellows. Great in
terest is being manifested here in the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

New York, Jan. l0-rhe following ia
bic compiled by Bradstraets shows the
total clearances At the principal cites
and the percentage OF Increase or de-
crease as compared Win the cores
punding week last year;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

nEsTER's COTTON LETTER.
Record of Cotton Movements for the
Past Week.

New Orleans Jan. To- - Secretary
Hester's weekly New Orleans cotton eX-
change statement issued today shows
falling Off In the movement into sight
compared with the seven days ending
this date last year, in round figures.
$4,000 bales; with the snme days year
before last OF 1000. and an increase
over the same days In 1898 of $4,000.
For the ten days OF January the totals
show LOGS from last year of So 900:
from the year before last ~ $50, and an
Glncrense over 1893 OF 10000. For the
1872 days Of the season that has elapsed
the aggregate Is behind the l33 days
of last year 2,l89 900. of the same days
year before last $4,000, and ahead OF
the same time In 1898 by 10000. The
amount brought int, sight during the
past week has been l5T,SsS bales AGAINST
2H.3i9 for the seven days ending this
date last year, l64,SOi year before last
and l35.G26 for the same time IN 1898,
and for the ten days of January 1t has
been 2an,fSq this year against SiS.Sl3
last year, 2T3.slS the year before last,
md 20i,o In 1893. The movement since
Sept. l shows receipts Mt all United
States ports 1852 1876 AGAINST ssh 3SS
last gear, i.iiT.22l for the year before
lest md S.7il4G7 In 1893, overload,
across the Mississippi, Ohio md Poto-
mac rivers to northern mills and Cam
n'a 567i6l AGAINST JI3.2h lost year,
6t2.49S year before last and ,S2 $50 same
Tine In 1891 interior stocks In excess
OF those held at the close Of the COM
rns~ciP' veTr 6i2.29 AGAINST igi 500 last
year, S6i,739 year b,tore last and S2-.-
An same tive In 1898: southern mill
tallinEs 400 1903 against i0i 50i last year.
$4,000 year before lest and 3i3,0lG
same time in 1898. These make the
total movement for the 1872 days from
Sept, I to date 51G2 359 against 7.9l2,-
$50 last YER. $40 $40 year before last
and 4,s9i564 In 1898
Foreign exports for the week have
been 10lS75 AGAINST 2T6O7S last year.
making the total this far for the season
e,SA3. 3ae against 3.97s i0l last year. or q
deHrense NJ i.5i5 Oi9. Northern mill
takinEs during the mast seven days
show an increase Of 23i as co-1pn red
year but the total tntings since Sept.
/ have decreased 3S7,S17 The total
tnkiugs ~ American mills. north and
south md Canada, thus far for the
season have been 1.Se7.Tsl avpinst -
NNfSl Inst year. TheFe include on7
6it by northern splnners against ien :
i5S. Stock at the seaboari and tn'entv-
nine loading southern interior renters
have drcreN Sed durlnv the weeiS b1og
bales egnlnst a derrease during the
corresponding period last year or iNS.
46, and are now 1879 smaller Than
NJ this date In 1895 Inolridir Q stools
loft over ut ports and interior towns
from the last crop and the number Of
bales brought INTO sirht thus Tor for
tho now crop the supnlv TO date Is
5,iI2,Sl2 bales against T,5te.Olg for the
same period last year.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
New York, Jan iO.-comparatiye co,.
ha
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
Filled Deed OF Trust.

sephine Graham. proprietrcss OF the
Star Store. filed deed OF trust to
day. w j johnson. trustee. Assets.
about $4,000; preferred creditors.
sa<s1<S. |
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

Philadelphia. Jan. io.-Keen. SUIT
tolce n Co. one Of the largest ex-
porting and Importing firms OF this
city. failed to-day. Liabilities. $780,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

AAiS Oiit SCNiCl dDOuI
SCOTS Emulsion is years
OF science. When made in
large quantities and by i'm
proving methods. an emul-
zion must be more perfect
than when made in the old
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a
time. This is why Scott's
Emulsion OF cod-liver oil
never separates, keeps
pwcet for years, and why
Every spoonful is equal to
tvery other spoonful. An
wen product throughout.
Ia other emaisio you srs liable 90 gee
an unsvea bsnsflt-slthsr an ever %
nndsr dase. Oct Scottis. Ccnulns -
2 sslmon-eea.ssd wrae2sr:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11

New York, Jan iO.-comparattye cot
ton statement for the week ending Fri.
day. January 10. 1896
Net receipts at all United States
ports during week ...... 14o sss
Net receipts at all United States
ports during same time last
year. ,.......,. 2i0,el0
VotAi r~""'N's To this d,.~ --'---l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-01-11
science

Science is knowing how.
The only secret about
SCOTS Emulsion is years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23

A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TlsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD commit Icins
on the l't day OF February. 1876 continuing the Elm
eonsecnvey FOR nine ) thereafter Of the conr,
non OF he assessment for regulating grading and other
Wise improving Fort Washington Ridge Road tnow calico
Fort Washington Avenue). in the 18th Ward.
AsHBEI. T. FITCH. Comptroller
CITY OF New-York Finance Department.
Conptrollers Once. February 10. ieoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
IPT aTCTJOV SALES THIS WEEK.

Several interesting art sales are announced 'o ms
week. on Friday night at o'clock the cohec'lo" =,
paintings of the late William Schaus VIII DE o"eis'
a, Cb,ckering Hall An account of these has ALREADY
appeared In The Tribune. The sale VIII De mahase'
by the American Art Association. at whose Ra'ei''
No East Twentythird-st.. the COLLECTION VIII 'o
on full view day and night until the sale.
AT the same galleries are to be seen, day ana hgh'
a collection OF antique and modern European ceia"'-
les enamels, miniatures ivo:y carvings mar
oueter,e buhl Verns-A Martin, Empire and vienna
furniture etc. formed by y. CrossDau;!i OF flsh-
bury New-Park, London. and other members OF ''e
SocietG Scientihque Europeene, Brussels THESE
articles will be sold on Tuesday. Wednesday anu
Thursday afternoons at 2:S0 o'clock.
The collection Of modern paintings ny american
and foreign artists. formed by Gustave Reichard
is TO be on free view day and evening AT the firh
Avenue Art Galleries. No 1856 Fifth-aye The SAFE
VIII be at Chckering Hall on "Wednesday ana
Thursday evenings at s. under the management Oh
Ortgies e co. . -
on Tuesday evening william b. Norman, auc-
tionecr will offer at the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms a collection Of modern paintings ana water
coors by European and American artists lor,
merly the property of W. H. NJ. Sistare. III WILL
be view to-day.