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New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

A;nsr Helena G. to to Henry Van sshack so
AIcrs r4sk julia ISH to Maria al 'i Iu Gar opdyie-
ave. or 236th-st, 100 Z Of keppier-aye;& also also,
5 ordyke or 2aeth-st l75 IT of Kepp- .,
Boeih Thomas. asa and wife to sara Nathan
es,ate MnS exeendins to I' Boston POST Road etc:
s parcel Of salt rS meadow "a ras lsnH Ionnsywe
n51s y%sTS laura ct al to Patrick Malone and -
wife $ 2sth-st. 2i2.G # of Madson-ave' :,
payason. SSahs jacob and wife to Joseph ii Gray
Farrell. Della T, to Elizabeth 7 HrcrcoCk I.. ms
Strong ave now lS3d-st i4l'll II OF l'"''- o3.t
Hens a1s; FREDERICK and Katie to Frank Hsrws:
Heath lf.,gsfe M1ry and :' Asahe al H. to August Bel
mon trustee Of ElasDs,h y %t ss;S.s Mo5ssa S@ars c
Haik ,iSA'] Louise to Matilda Gay. No 27o West %,
Ky1z Anna ys'e e u, al to Valentine Hammann, lot
IS map Village Of Merose: . years. o.
Kcse Gen aIF $40 'Ra It ~'F of central PARK
and Two ad,opns lots :rb,n near asknT Corner
l20th and Lexington aye. year. ;:.;.:'.: Id
Lnsf Ja9 3 f. qnS IL q Cnayc Cease nG GSmaS
Livingston, James 70 Richard l. T0wnssna I3"nns
S%tGn vsen5ne an. ii4th-s $50 IT Of Amsterdam q
lemon aT {SaFS feicr to hudson Rose Nos ao2
and 3o3 block H. amended map OF property OF
II p Rose Mapes estate years :, ,,o,sr
Mcee'sGn sTanSa saT5 "a ,6s a1s % Of 5thst % lo
Neas MsEs and ,ada hutoama Of + rf also St
Vichoae ave n q corner l26th-st. / year...... &c
Neumann John to the Bowery Savings Bank. No
o,,anberg zen &Golphus. and wife to Fanny Nathan,
R5S0e N0 p GaTnSa GaInarn NJ S James Walls trustee
Of John Cornell Simpson-st. 2I'l II OF
Res George and wife TO stephen Van No
strand n W corner White Plains Road and Bronx
Park Place II lots. years rs.......:......,.,.: -
Russell Frederick Il. to MaTs,on S u.5 watson ana
West ilsth-st. years s....:...:......:;;.... lo''
schaeffei bernhard. to John B Cole. 96th-st.
q Iau1au nd
Sa me to same $ 9Gth-st. 33I IT e OF 3i-ave' -,
Same to same 96th-st, GEO # OF 3d-ave, .,
demand oos.; ;o :, 80 a ave "
Same 10 Judson Todd, 06h-st. 3o5 # 60
OF 3d-ave / year -, ie''
Same TO game. oGth-st. s37 IT e Of 3d-ave g
Same e' to same. 96ih-st 800 IT e OF 81 ave .
same TO to same. e6ih-s ioi It OF slave
Same TO John w PRISON e6th-s,. 3o0 # .,
OF 3l-ave | ....:;....,...;... 49,
Stewart Perez NJ. and II Ives Smith and wives
20 Title Guarantee and Trust Company, n
ioIth-sr. l22 II II Riverside Drive. ye1r.' l2''
Same 10 At1s Improvement Company same prop M q
erty year ,;, :, -rr ~
Sth-ave 80 Il o, 5lst ST. wears. .......,.. 70
Sc,I,n Francis and wife to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company. Nos IC3 and 'o' 3i-ave -
wiicox Franklin L. and wife Title Guarantee
and Trust Compar" n e corner 80 ana west o., ,
Wollner John 4 10 Hudson p Rose. lot NJ 27e
block @. amended map of property Of II
Rose Mapes estate. Years :......::.::....
Weber Lawrence. and wife TO George Hoffman
and wife g ConcorA-ave i.5 II \ ot Eln-st
years Observation-Disclosures '''.'''''''''.'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

THE "urrK SHAKE" MAN ARRESTED FOR All
LEGGED CRUELTY TO HIS SMALL. son.
Richard j. Talon. the originator OF the milk
shake" wagon. was arrested yesterday for attach-
ing a heavy ball and chain 10 the leg OF his son.
James ten years old, and leaving the boy a pris-
oner AT his home at No II New Chambcrs-st There
has been trouble In the family of Talon since the
appearance of a stepmother there about two years
ago Joseph =. Talon. the eldest son. VINO Is
living away from home, learned of the treatment
of his little brother yesterday, went to the house
and carried James, with the ball and chan' to the
police station In Oak-st Officers Of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty 10 Children VINO
were called to hear Josephs complaint arrested the
father at Broadway and Dey-st go .,
In the Centre Street Court later the mix snake
man was held i'm 500 bail for examination to-day.
and lanes was placed temporarily in the care OF
the socictys agents Talon said he put the pan pan
and chain OH James to prevent MIN from paying
with Young thieves in the street.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
CATGHT BY HIS WIFE.
A NEw-YoRKER WHO HAS BEEN nav
ING A GOOD TIME IN BATH bEAOh
list MISSED A BEATING

There was considerable excitement III DA,I -, ,,.n
-" ~" "a = rniddle-aged man. The man sald ne
vas y p Cowles, of No. 25 West Elsven'h-s'"
Sew-York. and one Of the women was MS w,fe.
MIS- Cowles. according 10 the story told oy her
10 Police Sergeant Somers. has for some t'e me, sus
-, "a hat hcr husband spending the fnOst u
re srarn ~ time AT Bath Beach with another woman,
ard Yesterday she decided, If possible 70 em',ap RAJ.
Si,- Affer Watching about an hour she saw nsf
bbn,issband escorting a young woman along Batns
.,,,. ,rd n, Raw TWentieth-st. made uash aoI
o. g. ~, ~ for Them Wher she reached her nus
hand she began TO upbraid him. and tried TO whacK
" INC young woman and Mrs Cowles began 70
scream and crowd gathered MS -, s0H's s,,sr 'Is TSn
Sown Roth.ayc and escaped Cowlos soon sue
ceeded in getting through the cr3wd' ana HoWss Has,
and the crowd followed but gave mp the chase
after q block more . -, ., ,,
Mrs Cowles then went 70 the roINe stotioh sno
,c;d her story ending with the statement that sSe
was dcne forever with her husband
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
TO CHANGE FOCRTH-ATE. MOTIVE POWER

General Coils. Commissioner of Public Works.
Yesterday issued permit for the change of motive
mower on the Fourth and Madison Avenue Rail-
road line as far Park Row. The Commits
sioner held IN allegiance the application for per-
nit to make a connection at Park Row and Broad
way as he IL not satisfied on that point yet.
The officials Of the Third Avenue line objected
that the Metropolitan Traction Company had not
the right TO use the Thrd-ave. tracks on Park
Row for cars propelled by el'.rtriciy. and the
Commjssjoner IS seeking legal advice on the point
raised before he issues the permit.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

uo.,~e We have told in part the story
"U.rSN s"nrc Of 5000 just bought Shoes Tor
ohoEo women. 1t was an exploit
Some thousands have already gone into the
happy possession of wise buyers.
The last chapter is now to be told-and
the best. The Shoes come from one OF the
best makers. Lots Of the same as we now
advertise. are selling all over New York
and Brooklyn by very reputable dealers, al
Three Dollars pair. Our price IS
Sl.40
or less than half Uppers are toererer S
black vici kidskin; soles of flexible oak
tanned leather. This offering is unmatched.
Second floor. Tenth street.
oru,xo ReadjuStment Of stock
cs'nrr csV.r'' brings out many broken lots.
S'''''~A Positive bargains. About 100
Suits-materials and cut are best and
Iatest-were sl5 to 1922 so; reduced to $40.
Also 100 Suits in Chevots and CaSslmereS
stylish and well made, were $500 TO
SIC. so; 90 on sale this morning at $3.50.
FOR THE BOYS
200 pairs Washable Knee Trousers go at
20c; worth double.
315 pairs of the 75c kind, now 4Oc
Second floor. Ninth street.
.,r.rc v,.ryn You should add Mack
ppoOE CoArS intoSh to your name IL you
r"oo' ~'"'' would conjure St. SWlthln.
The warfare of the weather man continues.
A Macintosh is coat Of mail that sheds
his missiles. $3.50 to $25. Forty sorts.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

TWO LIMITED PARTIES %
make a SIX MONTHS TOUR. leave
Vancouver Sept. l3. san Francisco,
Oct. 81.
EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
Special Fall Tour FOR the HOLY
LAND leaves New York Sept. 25.
EUROPE.
Special, Fall Parties 10 Europe leave
by North German Lloyd Steamers
Aug. Z. II. Sept. IL. -. All Ex-
penses. $3.50 %.
AMERICA.
Weekly anil F0r'nlghtly Parties 20
principal Summer Resorts al frequent
intervals.
illustrated programmes and informA-
ton from
THOS. COOK q SON,
26l AND 1925 BROADWAY. y. Y.
332 Washington ST.. Boston; by
Chestnut e.. Philadelphia; "a South
Clark ST.. Chicago.
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SEA CAPTAIN CHARGED WITH CRUELTY.

Robert j. Graham captain of the clipper ship w.
F. Babcock was arrested yesterday on an order
stoned by Justice ODwyer of the City Court In an
action brought by Thomas Graves former sea-
man on the BabcocR
Crovcs alleges that in January. 1896, he shipped
u.,,b tho defendant from San Francisco 10 Homo
ulu and fror? there to this city and while on the
,nvoee he was ill-treated and severely beaten and
M nished by Graham. receiving injuries Tor WHcn
he has brought suit through his counsel iodlne *
7 90 ~ 67 Wa!l-St, TO recover s-,VD damages
Grebam furnished loo bail and released
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
r1cr.pREsLDENT HORART " TONY.

ce-President Garret a. Hobart came TO the city
Yesterday to attend a meeting of the Board Of
Arbitration OF the Joint Traffic Association. The
Vice President is a member Of the Board. which
met FOR the purpose of hearing an appeal Of the
onnlicatlon OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
~ - dinerential on passenger business between
tbis CITY and Pittsburg and Philadelphia and Pitts
burr The managers of the association, having
o.clined 10 grant the request. II came up In regular
order before the arbtrators yesterday. No definite
action was taken in the matter.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
STErEr SAD TO DE hEOrT OrEP

The striking kneepan's- makers were jubilant
yesterday the prospect % an early settlement
Of the trouble Two - tho larg ST firms IN the trade
agreed 10 inc-easc wages They are Judge. Brook e
Co.. al No coo Broadway. and Ocstrirh & Kopeman.
o. Ne S MorToe-si
Max Pine. secretary Of the strikers organization.
ad that III. backbone 4 the strike broken and
that ne thought hv ile erd 90 the week All The
tp.enty-threc hundred hands went strike
would lie back TO work.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

- These are ordered to move
SUMMEk quickly. The following prices Will
ST,icrs D%nn doubtless prove to be maGneuc
oIorro attractions on the Linen Dress
Goods counter tomorrow.
o5c Silk stripe and Boure,te Linens, 121se
3Gc lrish Linen Grass Cloth, 2Oc
371,c Imported figured Linen Batiste lSc
35c Scotch striped Linen Honespun, lSc
45c Imported fancy Plaid Linen Batste, loe
81 25 Embroidered Linen Bastlste, 3.Hc
81 80 Embroidered striped Linen Batste. 75c
81 30 Brlrht coored silk bordered Linen Grenadlne,
81 so Imported Silk and Linen two colored Crena-
dine, soc
81. - Fancy silk striped Linen Bais's, 71c
SO Silk Plaid Linen Batlste. 'oc
50 French Novelty Linen GTenaIIne, 'oc
The same power prevails in the beaut-
fully printed Cotton Dress Goods.
25c Printed Fine Lawns, &c
Pretty designs on tinted and white grounds.
25c Printed Dimities, &c
Attractive designs on doth as fine and sheer as the
imported
csc Printed Striped OrgandleS, SC
Among the designs are some Of the strongest favo'tes
OF the season.
25c Printed Organdles, 1Oc
Handsome designs on imported cloth
25c Printed Irish DimiteS, 12Iac
Included are number OF our own specially selected
designs, that have been selling at double.
45c French Printed PlumetlS, 25c
Handsome designs OF our own special lInPortatiohs
SOC Pineapple Grenadlne
Made finn and will not slip the seam.
SOC Embroidered Swiss Lawns, 16c
In coors on linen colored grounds.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
G. 4. X. OUAR7ERuAS7ER DISMISSED.

Ouarte,n.as;er Joseph H. Wright. Of Leander
Munroe Post No 567 q. A. r., of Lawrence, who
was charged with not accounting for the funds
intrusted to his keeping. was court,martialled on
Tuesday night and d!shonOrably discharged
The result Of the court-Enartal will be submitted
TO the Ad1utant General
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u,D THEIR AGENT ARRESTED.

ON an order signed by Justice Andrews OF the Su-
,,r.rno Court Barnett Morris was yesterday lodged
In Ludlow Street Jail IN default Of SJ0o bail. The
prisoner IT, being sued by Harris 81 Holmes. bis
emit and a-kcr manufacturers to recover s2lsi 81
which they asscr, he collected and appropriated
to MS use.
The plaintiffs ellege that Morris was employed as
their agent and that they opened a store at No.
ess C;rond-s, and anothe- In GOuverneur-st for
fi;n and ceutlPned 10 him large quantities Of
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Tho following was the result OF the sale
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

M,ng,nst. W s. 7ii IT s Of Stanton st. 5oxlOo; g,
Avenue ;Hsef B. rU's s. ass " Of 2s4as2 MOrti-
s smith 81 5 g a. aah MSsGon ioSn ana fDs'r
,shs, Mfs to claFa ,IS Ps HOG Of adavc, 2axso
Ann L Kenny e Pierpon, Morgan ao,,oG a. SS'O'
'Rs essfes i'S Dan It and 0' wife joseph Roth and
eshis, uns $. 100 II Of coumous-sye lsxlooS;
ss Il / ae 1 Lar, and t % G'Ss john fff's sosan ~
referee. M .' to 90 Jennie @ Blum e1ecuirix and 20,
lssGst sHste' 2oss Il Of 3d-aye 25ssoOii; ,o
Morris Cohen execu2r to Jennie n ,s7,,, GGhen q: '"o
g. HuSSa 1St rsrsree to
Central n 1sd'iPafS PARK West s. 25l Of loe,hs'.
82sioo Henry Braksr to I'nTy ya Wg1n
''a3%ccVF 23": Mcbse i Ka,abroski and wife Sal
yaSTe ss Amanna n "a" and ,i Inonsr s Il IS map cbie
PARK Philip A smyth and another to George s.o
's estate re- William SHi R FkDs and wife Joseph 81.
cath SIN s. :. 5Is I. Of central PsTk s!iorSy we;
2axl0o E l. Patterson. referee. to George ,oo
e4sh H'sae st. s. 400 It Of Central Park aSx
c4 r,2S $50 e PATTERSON %, S'ns nss4e Pax to George %s
sTs ss Hcsy s5cas: s;Gss and wife to
3D. @ Mdrd # DS Of a5ather to aye Ez3Seth
oistsf snsf 30 27c West, isxioos; James frame
sda1e f39 a"S'ser o9 e 'Ss Of a1 5sd 6s1io3 xdx
Ys sHF:nH 9s asNS Of '2d 2dnTe Tes esoo5
l27ths tt st. 10 1'ii iGs East 2sGsGail Thomas Car
roll and wife to Margaret Tabor.
buc st. referee ere TO r d Russell 1860
1OTth-st 100 of Riverside Drive.
22xiO.li Perez NJ stewart ct al to Grace Il 800
hutton >. 49,
iiIth-s st. s. 100 It OF Amsterian-dve. DIX
eycc,i,ors ~ lame. Liyingson '........ 5000
l53d ST, n e 30O.3 Il Of old Morris ave. 2'XioO
John Delahuny. referee 10 John Han'n and ooo
"''N'
Concord ST. S. lots % and -. map South Mount
Vernon: William Meliram. referee 10 Charles IL 200
bstrani"r, as
Jerome s Van Cortlandt ave. 36bX
nnrs,e iN''7'' -i"'N ................... 100
listh ST. n = 20I Il Of Ith-ave lsxl00.ll: Fran
els VI Wilmurt William J Nicklas. ..:....::.
i2e,h ST. n s. 215 II ~ Park ave. lS9xHtll = uoo
Lyon and wife 10 Emma q Thomson VpD
'Sin 'Sya 70 Isaac Semel .......s...... $500
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
CARDINAL GIBBONS n SOU7HluPTOy

Cardinal Gibbons. OF Baltimore. and Bishop
Foley, o. Detroit Mich. are guests Of Father
Kirby at tho parsonage Of the Roman Catholic
Church OF the Sacred Heart a Southampton. They
arrived here on TUESDAY evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
CoI-Rr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dvision-Supreme Court-Recess.
McHaam and Bischcif. jr. JJ.--Court opens at loS5
n m No day calendar.
supreme Court special Term-Part I-Bef9re Russell.
IaGoo N SnsactT NJ Nassau Bank ait internationaI
Mick; No. g. Guiterman agt 4. H. Trask Company; No.
: Robertson as Lesser No g. stones aet. stones: No.
man agt Frank Company; No H. Wade ag,.. Bach: No
~ Fitzgerald agt. Banum; n l3. Goldman agt Gold
man No a. matter ~ Hokcr; No 10 Fuorstenberg
American Soda Fountain Company; No l6 Blair ag'.
blair. No H. Eggert Galandrr; No IS Nenabe
Hughes: No. 10 Graen agt Oto; No 20, Clarke ACT:
Morgan: No. q. Walker agt. Godwin; No 90 matter of
etc ngt Jackie; 40. % matter . One hundred and
ninety secondst etc; 10 2G People ETC. aet Barry;
cio.,dwin No - Bloom Central American Mahogany
Company; No. 80. People etc, agt o',man' No 81
B1iheimer Ss, P,rnas. 80. 81. matter OF Bartholdi
Orechs: No "a. Gregan ag buchanan No. -, Jackel
as Sei,l No. 80 Hitchcock ag,. Ruesg; " b. Mhan
Company: No. 3o Sass ag Mann; No ~. matter q
Boar of Education etc; No II. matter " Board -
Eincatcn etc: No. a. Bosowitz smme; NJ. 49,
sm.ha No. Is. mater cf currie No. 90 Bscnhal ert
Bstnthai; No A. Radey esi. keosh No =, Mazda
Davies ngt Freund: No. 81 matter of Bouck ~. -
Asnari agt Requn No 80 matter q ono hundred and
egh'ythrd St ETC. ~ a. lor% ne ,nsGrance W
Casually Company ". 10. Riley agt i!osenb"rg no o.
Riley agt BAILEY: 40 81 Riley aet Wakefield: NJ. 80
Rey as Scho,s y 60 60 K,y d,,e "si IscI TsgT No % M
Kohary agt Heikoyi,z: ~. g. Butler agt Kehoc.
supreme Court Special Term Part IL l,ef're Smyth
surr1eateis CaI--Chambers Before Arnold Sour:
opens at o:3o - day caienl9T NHs y p prona,,
GGn,ti,eh Gi Ieor Solomon D. Hermann. catherine s
Herman. Rosannah Dalton Sylvra H. Heitner. John O.
s'lu' H, Corspcc,n e. Term Before ODwyer. Court
omen, NJ 10 A. N. VI M,tions at 1870 a. III.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
Iounlrn propcrlp Cor Sale.

GFNCY FOR ALI THE ORASGEs." y J.
y Also t. MCrrstOwn and Bernafisyillc. Property
rvrry description. sale ana rent. h. L. HAMILTON
CO., Broadway y. Y.
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0znzzzzzzzzZzz9zzD
A GREAT WASTE OF MONEY

Failure TO use chances moneysavng by cheap buying VIII"
waste. - - ,,,,. 81 ~ f,Ic to disnerSe orr
ro aence Of wise BUYERS But there more oolSn ta uon
one Than wise that do all should suddenly get wisdom we eeu
bigger Store . f xood ooo5s i; the hest news in
the dalv DapeS
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
iutnrhnu Rtnl Q;etnic.

~ - NNoNr~rOo/~
GTSCY Nonic.ar real estate all hinds. sale and rent.
\ tI.AIENCE = Ttl3ItS. H.rkmhn st. w-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Only salo at private Sohp"~s """ :
os,nrsoy n r d'Amora & Co. have bought
plot IO2xo5 feet, in Thrd-ave.. l2o feet nortn Oh
One-hundred- and seventy -second-st on whch they
will erect four four-story brick and stone nat
houses with stores each 256x35 feet. to cost about
$4,000.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
The following was the result OF the sales az auc'
ton Yesterday at No III Broadway:
By d. Phoenix Ingraham Co.; Rogers f.ace' o
west side 6i9lO feet north Of WestchestercoaVe3., r.
runs west ss5x north ELK east io4x east ds SL H.
Rogers place south H. two-story frame d"en. ven
ing; amount due, s2055: foreclosure, SAFE; ire .
Mount Morris Cooperative Building ana Loan ,a AZ
ISOLATION agt. James G. Patton ct az Teneree' w WI"
lam H. Willis attorney, Samuel Il. DuHey' 10 D.
G.. Patton, s22 . am r.. ro.,, h.
BY William Kenn?y No 1873 East toIty-in,ii.n- yi,i.i
81 near Lexington-ave four-story brick dweIilns.
o lx5o: amount due s23o9 foreclosure sale Julie
Wunderiick agt Bridget Disken ct al; rele,ee o9io
mon Hanford; attorneys, G. B. q T.. uodscn'"i'''
No 23l East one hundred nd -nnth-st. near Sec.
ond-ave two story frame building. on rear OF lo'
25xlolil partition sale; Theresa A. Concannon az
Catherine Concannon ct al; referee. Eugene a.
Philbln; attorney. John l.. Grady 10 Henry f.
Meyer, 1880
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
IOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A r. Stewart s. Co., Broadway 4th 9th and 10th s
BALL AND CHAIN on THE BOY.

made no return for. although they say they nav
repeatedly demanded settlement.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
Ciin llrnufrin for Galc.

rrNeorN/Nr(<-|<>~ <<~>~~~~--~~~~~
4 CHANCE FOv TNVESTMENT-ss.o will buy y
\ Luilding lots i0xl26 In the city u Utica. y. Y.
Fr t.rtcurs address :. sHIPPEN. N s;h ave. New
ark. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

CLYDE LINE. rs,n,.rsrox $ G.
,na SOUTH AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS
Fror, Pier -. E. r. 0oot Roosevelt ;, p m IT,, On
SEMINOLE 'y tns
CEEfOkEE.
e iu'fdtN N'E ~
s,an,ers have arst-cass passenger accommodltions.
Nm T. CLYDE CO.. General Agents
Bowling Green. y. Y.
,- -.r, and P.n,n r 4 y. Line. VIA JscksonviliA
Sraat So Freight and Passenger Line, wa charest.h'
T O. EGER. General Agent. 80 Broad"av y !.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transitlant!que.

Y DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-rARIS. FRAME
la TOURAlNE. Santelli ''.''''''SSs JHy 81" ~ ~
Ia 49, 81 rassase: First class y to Paris sle5 an:
'tti M, ali steamers except la Touraine includ!n;
w" 80 ,ays ~ Parts and landing charges Paror ca;
sa, "a .stra during summer season Second class Fl"
faris Snc2r General Agent, Bowling Green. y Y
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Russell. J.
Watkins aPt I.eaVtt--Iohn H. Rogan.
Dodge agf Dodge-Willidm J. Woods.
mi ,c, NcIaughlin- Horace S"cor tr.
Smyth. J.
o,C,usehar aei. Calagl 1n-Jam"s J. Nealis.
r--~1uuei act, FlcminF-Jdmes kearrrt.
'r0,nv agt. Gligham-Arihur Sweeney.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
supreme C1urt.
~ Russell. J.
Min T. Palmer sgt John IL jewell John De g
T..
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
IAyAINAU LINE. South and Southwest,

- From Pier -. r. 7. NJ. Mondays. InesiaN
Wasnesiays Fridays and Saturdays. direct 70 ,
nnh 'lose raiI competition for points oeyond
Iow rates Augusta. Macon N,ah,s o'S'"'''
p.ne,n Tew- Orleans CHAT. Nashville etc - -.
Tnis,s include meals and superior accom- "a
steamer For passage and frcisht rates sply v'l -
s,- p.wov M T. II G. HAMMOND. Ast, n Sp,.hs -
'i' - w uRyAN Ir. G. r. n. 3i' Broadwsy' " l.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic Aug 4. noon Majestic. Sept. l. n On
t:srr,an,c Aug H. noon G-rmanic :. noon
Teutonic AUG Is. noon Teatonie sept 1 15S D
Go cotton CARRIED ~ PASSENGER STEAMERS
I,sr 40 as North River. Once. Iir ladMay. y !.
' ~ H. MAITLAND KEl,SEY. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
.OIIA\D-AMERICAN LINE.

IL rog ROT .ERDAM AND AMSTERDAM.
" VIA BOuIOGNE-stR MER
y :. sr"saD,M ......... SATURDAY Aug. Z 10 a. ~.
D v,r. ssSin s72 30 and upwards second cabin sls
rHst soe Arnlv 10 NrtheTlanis- American Steam
ss,ssttaaee,,,o, co 80 B'wav. y. Y.
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MEN[EROGMEl l0M[go
NEW RK-SOUTHAMPTON-si.' 'ndor Parls)
Sailing every Wednesday AZ 10 \. NJ -
ST PAIL ..........Aug. ST PAIL ..........Aug -
ST. LOUIS ........Aug II ST. LOUIS -.........sept
PARIS ............Aug. l. PARIS ...........sert
RED STAR LINE TO AMT WE8p
Sailing every "Wednesday.
Fresland. Aug noon We.tornl2ni. Aug - non
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers "a and Is North River Once. Bowling Green
New-York tribune., 1897-07-29
RAILROAD.

/ THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
q, IN. Is,hmus for al West coast Ports o.
.o"he'' Mexico. Central and South hmeriea . -
c.oo,o.rs sau from pier foot West 9th 81. y. I.
,,>.NT1r July 30 noon ALlGANCA. Aug. 10. ncoo
FINN 70 anoiv al CompanVs Office, - Broadway.
f"r i"'eS ''F JOHN MUIR Traffic Manager.
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.E.-C. S. MAIL STEAMERS.

A NCHOR LINE.-C. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81 North River. foot of West 24'N st
Ethiopia July 81 noon Furnessia August q. noon
Anchora August II. noon Ciroassa Aug y noea
Cabin CITY or Rome $50. other steamers. $50.
Second Cabin.
Rome $3.50. Furnessia. $3.50. other strs. s23 30
For rev illustrated Book n Tours, apply 70
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agts.. Bowling Green.
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ElMlMG GTEMN0@MlP @

NlMDGl[g 9TEAEM9M0P GO.
DELIGHTFUL OCEAN TRIPS.
only direct line Cottage City Mass. and Portlsni
Me Steamers SAL ey'.y week-day except "edneseA
from Pier NJ b. r.. H.. =. Il. TUESDAY. THURSDAY
h-d SATURDAY. ;eamers stop Cottage CIty route:
the s John Engs calls Mondays and rriiays
Connections made FOR Bar HarD)r
Old Orchard Poland Spring. White Mountains. 81 John:
n B., and all Eastern summer resorts. steamers hred
every mOlern Improvement for comfort and con.
yenience The comfortable route ior all
points East necessitatrg no changes Tickets may be
purchased at Maine 8. s. Companys Office No ?73
Broadway at the office No. d. South 5, oct opposite
me pier. Tnos Cook Son. 26i and i25 Broadway.
OLD DOEl0RI0OM l0GNE,
DAILY TO NORFOLK.
SHORTEST sEA TRIPs ouT S OF Nyvt NNEw1YoIHK I.x,o,,
News Petersb irg Portsmouth, Primers POINT Richmond,
Virginia Beach. Va. and Washington D. G rreish: aht
passenger sail from Pier 20 North River every
weekday Saturday. p n. and saturday a.
p l. GUILLAUDEU. V!ce-prest ana T'a'ie A0.
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CU\ARb LINE.

CUNARD LINE
1Hs TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Pier -. y. r.. foot OF Clarkson 81 -
Cmbra. July n. +. M. Campanla Aug q. II A.
l.ueaaia. Aug. Z no rmhria Aug - 7. ~
VERNON ~. BROWN & CO. Cen AGENTS.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW-YORK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1897-05-28

CoNsUIs.GE ENERAL LEE is a South erner ofsthe Old school. The other night at a hotel in. Havana senor Congosta was heard to remark that Gen. Zee, was 'in a conspiracy to to intimidate Spain and force her into trouble with tfesUni States. Gen. Lee heard of. this remark, and in a. few minutes afterward, visited the hotel and forced Senor Congosta to apologize. The Spaniards will soon learn that Gen. Lee is net man to be monkeyed with. 's.