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Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
AMERICAN BIDS INVITED.
Buenos Ayres to Have S4,G00, ,O0O
 Railroad Station.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Minister Bu- chanan at Buenos Ayres has sup piled the department of state with copies of decrees issued by the Argen- tine government, inviting proposals for the construction in Buenos Ayres of central railroad station to cost not exceeding $4,00O,000 The minis ter has succeeded in inducing the government for the first time in the history of such public works to in vite bids from citizens of the United States through the Argentine legation in Washington
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
PROFESSIONAL GOLF.
Scotch Lad Beat the Colored Youth
 One Hole.

New York, Oct. 5-A professional match was played today on the 1S- hole course of the Ardsley club be- tween John Shippin, the colored lad, who learned his game on the Shjnne- cock Hills course, and Valentine Fitz- john, a Scotch professional, who has test was thirty-six holes, and the morning round of eighteen holes was the closest, although lower scores were made in the afternoon. Shippin held the lead in the first part of the game to the seventeenth hole, but by winning that one and the eighteenth, Fftzjohn finished the morning game one hole ahead.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
MASON FALLS TWELVE STORIES
Not Dead When He Struck the
 Pavement

New York, Oct. 5.-While Joseph McSha1e, a stone mason, 30 years old, was at work on a narrow swinging scaffold at the front of the twelfth story of a new building at No. 594 Broadway, this afternoon, he made a misstep or a stumble, which resulted in his falling to the street below. He had his steel square in his left hand and started to walk from one end of the scaffo1d to the other. Suddenly he missed his footing and the\people in the street heard the man g1 owild shrfek He clutched at seve lang ling ropes as he fell and sue ed in breaking his fall. Finally b the pavement about six inches her side of cable car and wd
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
DREW A PISTOL IN COURT.
Lawyers Kept From Bloodshed by tht
 Judges Promptness.

Larned, Kan, Oct. 5.-1n the Paw nee county district court here yes terday during the trial of a suit against a divorced woman about a COW, G. Polk Cline, representing the plaintiff, resorted to personalities against the opposing lawyer, T. S. Haun, and was called a liar by Haun. when he drew revolver and would have shot Haun but for Judge An drews' promptness in having the court room cleared and the men led away.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
BALTIMoREs STRONG FIGHT.
The Orioles Win the Second Temple
 Cup Game.

Boston, Oct 5.-The second game in the Temple cup series was like the first, distinguished by the terrific bat ting of both nines But today the Baltimores came out ahead through their ability to get in hits when they were most needed.
 Corbett, though hit hard, held the home team down at critical times. Baltimore, 13; Boston, Il.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
NO MORE NORTHERN TRIPS.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The steamer Farallcn is to be taken off the Dyea and Skaguay route for the time being and will make one trip at least to an- other gold field. She will come to San Francisco for an overhauling and from there will go to San Diego to take a party of southern Californians to the Copper river. It is expected that fully 1000 men will winter LID there this year and will be ready to make the journey into the interior in the early spring.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
A CABINET MEETING.

Washington, Oct 5.-The cabinet at it's meeting today took mo action of importance. The Spanish-Cuban question was discussed in desul- tory way in connection with a cable gram from Minister Woodford an nouncing the change in the Spanish cabinet. Some time was devoted to suggestions as to policies to be advo- cated in the annual reports of the sew eraI cabinet officers.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
PRICE OF MONEY.

New York, Oct. 5.-Money on call, easy at 2h@3 per cent; last loan and closed, 21A@3 per cent; prime mercan- tile paper, 41A@5 per cent; sterling exchange, weak, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.S43s for demand. and at s4.S2H@4S23s for sixty days; posted rates, $4.S3@4.s4, and $4.S5k @4S61h; commercial bills, $4.S1 O ASIA; silver certificates, 55@56; bar silver. 55; Mexican dollars, 42%.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
SHOT FOR A THIEF.
Frank Whitaker Mistaken for Burg
 lar by John Hawkins.

Topeka Kan, Oct. 1.-Two police men, Frank Whitaker of the regular watchman, met in the alley between Topeka avenue and Harrison street on Tenth street at 10 o'clock this morning, and Hawkins supposing Whitaker was a thief, shot him. The bullet penetrated Whitaker's lungs and grazed his heart. He was living at noon. Hawkins gave himself up at once
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER BRIDGE.
Will Be Half a Mile Long and Be
 Ready for Trains by November.

Ogdensburg, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Seventy- four carloads of structural steel for the new bridge which will span the St. Lawrence river between Hogans- burg, N. Y, and Cornwall Ont, for the Ottawa and New York Railroad company, have arrived here The steel will be transferred down the rapids in barges to the bridge site The bridge will be about half a mile long, and must be ready for train service by November.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06

rushed forward to pick up his mangled bodv. He was not dead, however. but was bleeding from the mouth, nose and ears. His clothes were cut to pieces. He was taken to the hos pital and soon lapsed into uncon- sciousness, but at last accounts ne was still alive The surgeons, how ever, said they had no hopes of his repOvarv
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
COUNT uKuMA MAY COME HERE
He Is Likely to Represent Japan af
 BehTing Sea Conference.

London, Oct 5.-The Manchester Guardian says that Count Olluma, the Japanese foreign minister, is likely to represent Japan in rne Behring sea conference at Washington, not on ac- court of the exceptional importance of the Beihring sea controversy, but be cause of other important matters be- tween Japan and the United States. in the settlement of which >is de. sirous of assisting; namely,
 immigration, the Dlngley tariff d. the Hawaiian dispute.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
HAIR GUT BY LIGHTNING.

son had a startling experience this afternoon while driving on country road during a rain storm. His wagon was struck by lightning. He was rendered insensiblei and his hair was burned off, while one of the horses in the team was killed outright.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.

Kansas City, Oct. 5.-Cattle receipts, II 900; market steady to strong; Texas steers, S2.75@430; Texas COWS, $1.65@ 235; native steers, s325@525; native COWS and heifers, $1@3.S5; stockers and feeders, s3.25@44O; bulls, $220@ 3.29; sheep receipts, 1000; market weakff lambs, s3@51O; muttons, $2.50 @450.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE.

Wheeling, w. Va, Oct. 5.-Ex-Stat Senator Alex Dorsey committed sui eide by shooting himself this morning at Mounds, suburb of Wheeling. He was about 35 years of age and promi- nent in business and politics. No cause is known.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
FEVER TOXINES.

Washington, Oct. 5.-The state de- partment has been informed by the United States consul at Bremen that Professor Edwin Klebs, celebrated German scientist, has sailed for the United States to study toxines of vel low fever.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
A MOTHER CLUBS A TEACHER

stanberry, Mo, Oct 5.-Because her. boy had been whipped, Mrs. John Freeman went to the school house yesterday and beat Professor Edwin Lewis, superintendent, over the head with a club, severely bruising him and rawing blod.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
WANTS s17.ooo.

St. Joseph, Mo, Oct. 5.-The Union Depot company of St. Joseph has brought suit in the federal circuit court against the Rock Island rail- road for s17,0O0 back rent, due for the alleged use of it's buildings. Rock Islands refusal to pay is oWj to complication arising out of burning of the St. Josept depot t years ago and the absorption by of the enterprises. The case is nd being heard by Judge Philips.
 STRENGTHENING WHEAT.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
once
FELL AND BROKE HIS NECK.

Salt Lake, Oct. 5.-A special to the Herald from Mercur, Utah, says Ed ward Terry, working at the Edna May mine, fell from a seaffold this afternoon and broke his neck. Death was instantaneous.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
now in the court. The
 that four square leagues

that four square leagues had been granted, viz: A league measured in each direction nolth, south, east and west from the center of the pueblo, being an area of about 17,500 acres, Justices Reed, Sluss and Murray dissenting, holding that the grant made was only for a square including the pueblo.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
UNION PAClr1v unun
Likely to be Marked By Spirited
 Competition
ENGLISHhEN IN THE FIELD
The Reorganization Com nit
 tee Is Without a CinCh

The Government AsreSd to Assist ItOnIy to the Extent of Bring ns the Property to Foreclosure Sale.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
NOTHING BUT OVERALLS.

All That Was Left for Negro to
 Wear at His Wedding.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-06
STRENGTHENING WHEAT.

Chicago, Oct. 5-Decamber whes closed at 91ss. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

ONNONONNNNNN/NNNN NyNN>NN0yNNN0~NNNN
SEVENTY FIRST ST Sew York su-
York TIA. Equitable III" Assurancs So
cieiy %, f'- United ~fft.s plaintiff
asains' John i. Ta.-y and others. d~ -
PENDANTS.
c.o-ure and sale made snt er''f"i IN the
aloN, -nfifl-d action. and hssrlrg Gste
the l%'h ds' ~ MTy. 100. !. tie under
signed. the ref"f~. therein named. WIN
der hy William kennedy aurt loue"r. ~
the New NOTh Real Estate salesfo. m. Nu.
III Br1adway IN the tNy - New Norf
on Thursday. IN day Of October. NJ. a.
twelve O'Clock noon. the land and pr'n -
ises IN said Judgment mentioned and
therein described az follow.
All that certain lo' - land With me
buildings thereon erected. situated 10 ia"
CITY. County and STATE ~ Sc" 80 s. and
bounded and Described az follows: H~giY
Ming At point In the norihe-ly line ot
Sev"nty-Hr-t street distant three hundred
AID iWen', nine feet Westerly rom the
noftherlv line Il seventy INST street with
the westerly line ~ Ninth crow ColumHnsj
avenue. and running themes no-theflN.
part ~ the way through q party wsll and
parallel with Nir'h avenue. Oh" hund. )
and Two feet ami Two inches 10 IN" centre
line 81 o.. block tetw"cn seventy Hrsi
street snd seventy second street. thenc"
westerly along said centre line ~ the
l.ock and pfrale. with seventy first stree
'grnfy.0ne feet. thence sJuiherly. ana
again parable. with Ninih avenue one
hundred and two feet and two inches 20
he noriherlv linz - seventy Nrst street
and thence "asi"rly. along SAID uorth"fi'
lin. Of Sey.r'. FIST street. '1@r'j or
f.e' - the roiu' 90 place of lightning
DATED New York sept. 10. 1881
PHILIP II TFhNlN
AieNaur Il G-cen. Referee
PlairHns A'to'r"'s
100 E-n,Hwav Nsv 80 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

The Board OF Directors OF the Consolidated Stock
md Petroleum Exchange at meeting yesterday
afternoon voted 10 expel from the Exchange George
A searies, a stock broker with an Office at No. IS
broadway He was found guilty OF fraud in report
ing transactions to principals which in fac; he had
not made or In other words. Of ''bucKetng orders
The orders came from other brokers' and The Clear
rg House sheets disclosed the failure to execute
lem IN the regular way The irrtgularities took
lace for the mos, part during sep.ember seares
3 1904 HIS standing good
drop yesterday OF fifteen points In Consolidated
;as on the New-YOrk Stock Exchange due to
tales Of long stock. Other important declines
American Sugar, rs; Burlington and Quincy. Is
brooklyn Rap'G Transit. ~; Brooklyn Union Gas
~: Chicago Gas. 2ss Manhattan pa: Missouri
raj .: Northwest. ~: Omaha. Ia: Reading first
rreferrcd !: St Paul 1is Southern Railway pre-
pacific Il: Leather preferred lsi: Western Union
The steamship Saae arrived yesterday with $1,000
con In gold. consigned TO the National City Bank
TIE gold came from London There is $4,000 adj
dltional gold on the from Berlin for this bank
There is also 100000 in gold in transit from Paris
for the Hanover National Bank.
There was a rally in wheat yesterday On the
New-York Produce Exchange December wheat
after touching 92s cents closed at 92as, or Ia cents
below Wednesdays closing price. There was an
advance of Is cent in December corn.
There was a recovery in silver yesterday. Com
rrercial bars sold at 5ia. cents ounce against
SCI, cents on Wednesday,
There is 10 he advance to-day in the tdewater
prices of anthracite coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION.

The Merchants Association has prepared cir
GUAR setting forth the concessions which nave
been granted by the Mallory Line from all Its ports
during the month Of October. These ports are Gar
weston Tex: Brunswick Ga. and Port Royal S c.
The concessions granted 10 merchants in those
places or the surrounding territory, who are
members Of the Merchants Association. the mem
bers Of their immediate families and their buyers
and form of identification for such merchants has
been agreed upon. The circular is complete In Its
details. and copy will he sent to every merchant
in the States of South Carolina, Georgia and Texas
AppliCa tons for memberships are coming in at the
rate Of about hundred Il day. Visiting mer
chants still continue 10 appear at the rooms of the
Merchants Association for the purpose OF register
ing. Visiting merchan,s are also going home daily
The number Of those who have thus gone home on
reduccd-rate tickets In Joint Traffic and Trunk Line
territory is nearly two thousand The end OF the
first series Of excursions from Trunk Line terri
tory. which were run from September to 4. is APP
preaching but the last of the tickets under the
end series of excursions from Trunk Line territory
which were from September 10 to a. inclusive will
not expire for some two weeks yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Sept. 30 Gold IS quots Euenos A,rcs to-
day 1860; Rome. Io5.22. Lisbon. An TIE
amount Of bullion taken into the Bank Of England ou
balance DAY. t2oOr
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of England SHOW ;
the following changes compared with the
Total decreased :l.33 90. circulation In
cures increased f3s.Op other deposits decreas sod
2.JODo: Government securities unchanged
The proportion OF the ~ EnRlands lila
bihy. which last week wAs 50.fo per cent 4s.S7
per The Bank II EnelaDfs rate Of discount
mains unchanged al g. per cent.
p m.-Stocks The market Tor American securities
moderate fluctuations strengthened and closed quiet
with a moderate demand. Newfork buying aided the
upward Consols for money. Ill X lG Tor 'h-
account 117s: Atchison 1914. Canadian. ia. Paul
1914. ex-divldend: Illinois central 1862. LOUISVILLE. to-.
Mexican Central a. 6Gt.: New York central li3
Erie l1ss Pennsylvania. js7. Reading. 1874 Er~ 1T
preferrcd ~. Mexican ordinary. 49,. Money. pr
cent The u discount In the open market for both
ani three months bills Is - per Bar silver
steady 25.d per ounce
Paris Sept 80 The weekly statement % no Bank -
France shows the following changes compared With
previous account Notes IN circulation increased +3
$4,000 francs. Treasury accounts current Increased p
10 francs. gold In hand decreased ioi15Oov ancs
bils discounted increased 23 povr francs. silver IN
hand decreased So 600 francs.
p m.Three per cent rentes. l"% francs !" Confines
account exchange London. - francs J" cen
vines Tor checks.
Berlin Sept 30 Exchange London. - marks CO
pfennines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

FORTY-SECOND-sT ROAD TO INTERVENE.
Justice Russell. IN the Supreme Court yesterday.
made order adjourning a motion on the part Of
the FOrty-second Street Manhattanvile and ST.
Nicholas Avenue Railway Company, asking to IN
tervene in the action brought by Leopold Gusthal
10 enjoin the Mayor and Aldermen until the TIM
of argument OF Gusthals motion. Justice Russell
also ordered that. upon the hearing of the motion
to continue the preliminary injunction served by
Gusthal. and pending the motion OF the railway
company to intervene as a party the company shall
have the same right TO be heard on the argument
as If party 10 the action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Appellate Dlvsion-supreme Cour,-Recess
Supreme COurt--Appellae Terin-Before DAILY, T. !
McAdsm and BschcG. IT,. JJ.-cour; opens at 1920
No day calendar.
supreme Court-srecis TermmPart BEFORE Russell
J.--Motion calendar called 1890 m
Supreme Ceurt-Special Tein-Iart IL Befor. Law.
renee. J.-Court opens at 1890 parte matters
Supreme Cour.-Trial TermIsrt lI-ACjOurned for the
term.
Supreme Court-Triai Term--rart III-BeforL Glider.
sleeve. Case No. 1904. Lyon agt Brown. No day
calendar.
Supreme Corrt-Tr!a Term-Parts " and v-Adjourned
for the term.
Supreme Court-Trla Term-T4rt vI-Before Book
saver. Case on NO li63. Daily Hustled No day
calendar
Supreme Court-Trial Term-Part VII-Before Geger-
ich. Case on: No. 3G51. Speman Knox. NJ DAY
calendar
Supreme Court-Tria Term-Part V1II-Before Dugro.
J-Case on: No. 6so2. Hard agt. Densnore. No day
calendar
supreme Cour-Trial Term-Paris TX. y. NJ and
XlI-Adi0urned for the term.
surrogate's -Chamters-Before Arnold sMo
ton calendar called at 1890 IN. VIII. for probate:
Percy C. Drake. Albert Guerln, William g. Read. r
Katherine A. Ten Eyck. Robert T.. Deiz. Tous-
mann Sophroria tudson. Percy West. 1890
Mary Scott. Eliza Schmidt. at p. IN.
Surrogate's Court-Tral Tcrm-Before Fitzgerald. S
Court opens at 1870 a No day calendar.
City COurt-Specal Term-fefore Van Wyck. c. j
Court opens at 10 a. m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
PLANS FOR THE NEW RETENUE CUTTER.

Superintendent Houghton OF the NewYork Mari
time Exchange. has received from Captain Shoe
maker. chief Of the Revenue Service az Washing
ton. copies Of the plans Of the cutter which
IS TO be constructed. She is TO be a single
screw propeller 1S feet in length all. built OF
steel and appointed with the best devices of mod
ship-huilding. IL is the design Of the Govern
ment to have this vessel stanchly built that
besides doing Custom House duty she can aid
vessels in distress. To f; her for this service the
Department has adopted valuable suggestions from
members Of the New-York Maritime Association.
The plans exhibition at the Exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
WILLIAM A. SWEETSER DISCHARGED.

The hearing OF the charge of extortion made by
Samuel Keller. formerly manager of the f. S. Dean
Company, against Colonel Robert A. Ammon, Will
lam ]. Woods and William \ Sweetser all lawyers
continued yesterday before Magistrate Crane
in Centre Street Police Court. Sweetser was dis
charged and the two other defendants were held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
TWO HORSES F4T4LLY BTRNED.

One horse was killed another.was fatally burned
and five others scorched at fire which broke
out In a stable in the rear Of No. 5O7 West Forty
second-sr. early yesterday morning. The front and
rear stables are owned by NJ. Ntzhugh, & Sons
gravel roofers They sub-let the stalls TO the
Various retail merchants in the neighbor hood The
damage was estimated AT about $500 not counting
the value Of the horses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
CHANGES AT BELLETTE.

Dr. O. II. Robertson stepped out OF his position
at the head of the surgical ward in Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday morning TO become chief OF the
clinic. He IS succeeded by DR.. Williams. who was
his assistant DR.. II. Carolas. head OF the medical
ward. steps out from the medical ward. and Is
ceeded by Or. Baird. DR. Carolas goes TO his home
in San Francisco. Drs. Ritter and Pearse We're
appointed to fill the places left vacant by the
prOmOtlOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
ASPHYXI4TED N 6. ". ELTs HOUSE.

Alfonsine Nertillot twenty years old. who was
employed the home of George w Ely. secre
tary Of the Stock Exchange at No. 80 West Eighty
eignth-st.. was found dead from gas asphyxiation
In her room at Mr.. Elys house yesterday morning.
There WAS no evidence Of suicide. and II Is genar
ally believed that the girl turned off the and
then accidentally tMrnsd il on Agaln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Mary \. Walker.
p:aintiii. against Lillian Julia Rollins ct
al. descndan's.-Action No. Cne.
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above entitled ac;l,n. and lie airing
date the 2Ist day o. June. 1897. !. the
Undersigned. the referee in said judgment
nam'l vii. sell AZ public auction. al the
New YORK Real Estate SiieSroom. No. Ill
broadway. in tho city 81 New York. on
Friday. the 18th day ~ sept, nber. 1927.
az Il c'c.ock room 81 that DAY. Nv -.
PhpniN Ingraham & 60. auctioaeers. tNe
premises IA said judgment mentioned and
therein described ~ follows:
All that certain piece or parcel % lana,
situate. lying and being in the Twenty
fourth Ward - the city - New YORK.
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at a stone monument IN the westerly
side or line os Sedgwick avenue. distant
in line measured along the westerly side
Of Seigvlck avenue eight hundred ana
fnineteen and iJ-lOo $3.50 feet northern
from the corner formed by the intersec-
ton 81 said westerly s'le ~ Sedgwick
avenue with the easteiiv side Of an ave
me now called Riferv,ew Terrace. form
cry called Heath avenue: running thence
northerlv. for.y-fre degrees west one hun
bred and hfiy-three AMI 81 100 153.Gn
feet - q stone monument. which monu
nrnt Is distant orc hundred and twenty
five feet from Ryerview TERRACE: thence
IN I'M" pAIfl"' '"r man 30, W..
Riv-ryiew Terrace. west forty-fve degrees
south one hundred and sixty-iive and
l.; 100 nGj.11, feet 10 land now or lat" ~
fprdhnm Norris. thence IN m cas,erly d
rect!on. along land row or ate Of Ford
ham Morris one hundred and eighty seven
and - Loo tS1.aa) feet 10 point On the
westerly side 81 Seigwick avenue. md
thence in p nOrtherlv direction along the
western side Of Sedgwick avenue. on"
hundred and tu.ee and II 100 G03.lb feet
10 the point or place ~ beginning. To
gethcr with the appurtenanc's thereto De
longing.
Dated New York. August 10Th. 1897.
LAWRENCE GNDkI\.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01
WORK WANTED,
Male.

Male.
CIRCULARS and cards delivered receipt
obtained II desired also envelopes adj
dressed or any employment can make
dollar. Address MICHAEL a. ROBIN
SON 81 Pike-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01

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