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New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
BTYERS ~ TOWN..

Mann cr,ber & Co.. Milwaukee. Wis.,. J.
Mann nn" wooIItns, Si j. ro1chck. wOollens HOFFMAN
strouss. ElserIroth Drom; Shicaso;; IIoG. T.
Eiscrdroth. piece goods. No. 40 Thom"s-S'' i'o"
man. ,., =, c,hi,io-
NJ lIcimann co.. Milwagkee Ssryi Wis.M Mss SGssGFE E
,irdsny mlI'lpery millinery. 10 COZ Broadway HOFFMAN
cssRs ssRlesnf'r ans u Noyfif No il Siss oma"
Leopold Adler s'ynnn%n .nnnnr9i G4PtonS ofm1n sEo'
po,bsrhu1 Brothers & Co.. Chicago. I'LL. D.
Rothschiid woollcns. Hoffman
NJ Goldenberg baltimore Nd sns nlGl'Ti CranI
drvcooJs .tc D.. A. T. Iedy, clOaks ana suns ''''
u'skoor'' ,! . nro,hers Baltimore. Md. StrouSe.
w1oens. No 355 broadway. Marlooro"Sh' ,,
strauss Som Baltimore AiarboToush M9M '''' WV
I,,nn sons & Co.. Baltimore. Md.-Ralph
sorhs' upholstery goods. Miss Emma Ne"' r'p'''
sentlng Marlborough =, c,o,r dry
,onds I'D ere %o AZ I.eonarl--t Mar.boronSh'
Levy Bros. Marlin. Tcx.-M Frankc'' utEsoo'''
etc broadway central ~ 1,
Long A. Tate charlotte, y. CT. = i'o''s' "''
goods etc broadway Central go -
" po,hschnd & CO.. Chicago. Ill. i;iZ- az
r',s a. M,omrstl"s drcs goods silks ana Nelve'S NO
a. Iconard-st. Normahd" ,.,u I'm,
Herman Bros Iindaue' & CO. NaShf,.v aon;ard@t
Il Iindauer. lrygood~. etc. ~. % Leo''''"-'''
Vcndomc , :, ,.,,,,r dry
'Jen p"r,sou, & mitchell Norwich. conn.-John for-
,,vs drygoods etc. No - Whi'e-s'
Smith & Murray. Sprnghel"' ,,!h',os,
Ielth. cloaks and suits. No. :" "h''e-s' , l,o,.
scruyss Vandervoort barney ~ a22rS "oV" ""5
- cSw,uS,sx s, Louis Mol. Lipman hotlohS "i"
ei"Vas. H'i.'' 10 i,' Broome-s' ST. cloud NJ. NJ
u. crawford g. Co, -. Louis: s:.,Sio; NO ~" RroaJwav
Grimm millinery No. 10 Wor'h-s' p'o'"""'
Central ,,.,I oh,o ~
craig Bros Washington Conr, iionTi Cnn,ral I''''
H. Crnir drygoods. etc. bfo"""'' ~ s,
seyelbaum's sons Minneapolis M,nnIT MI. sessl, s,
han,n n lace embrolcries. c'oaks ana sui's "'s'
S"geIIaum millinery. st Denis.
Schl'.l .lnr,g MhNt' ,r,"fr 81 li5 Worih-st.
Holland m 49, y I,
u rriscoc Bros 4 CO.. NnoXyaMs M Lcnn,nn
n un,,rastle drygools. etc. No W. West broau"a''
|.u g. Koch To'edo Ohio-J. Williamson. car
nets and upholstery goods. Albert
4, ,,,.,, ,.arr Dry Goods Company. st. Louis. MO
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
TO THAW THE GROIND FOX UiNNd
t,r,r, The Seattle P)st-Intcligenc".

seattle has its device for thawihf 'hg ,o Iro%"n
orn,,nd of the clondyke pleccrs. whch claims ny
h',, .ouaI merit with the hot-ar device ucscripru
in n dispatch from Tacoma i,w DAYS ,,rdi aso, 10y
-, q, ~ Invented hy &. A. Barron ana II manufactured
70 1'r,on Hros AZ % consists or IA nufnbrf
~ ~ nis cf steam pipe radiating and dechargng INTO
VI W.; column the whole being incoscd In sheet
;ror md resembling stove body Ths deNic" can De
~, mn I'm ones cabin hre built on cobbe- stones be
- nn,,h I, and steam made both TO thaw IN" ground,
a.r,n The cabin and bake bread The steam Ii drawn
rrnn ,he centra. column through a rubber TUBE; 10
rht"h an iron pipe s attached. hole IL drilled IN
,he fruzen ground the pip" run down II ana tamI"i
In ana steam turned on TAG rttnm thaW' III, sIomnh @
v',rd from the pipe so mat IA hole VIII be thawed
~ diameter equal TO It's depth II desired on oven
can Inc fitted to the machine 10 bake the miner 3
bread. - -. ,.... l.,
Another device for the same purpose has been IN
rr'ed lac Mr. F,irhurn who returned from Alaa-
kn this summer. 1t thaws the ground W means
Of a let Of hot s.r.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

w. T. Shaw. dress goods u. knight. silks and vel.
vets. No 62l Broadway. Albert
J. NJ Mertens & Co. Syracuse. y. W. ". Mer-
tens woolens.. No. 3i Thomas-st Manhattan.
Dives Pomeroy x Stewart Harrisburg. Penn
A. J. Kline. house furnishing goods No Walker-st
Manhattan.
John Shto & Co. Cincinnati. Ohio-S ShillIto
repre- senting. No 50 Worth-st Albert
Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, II.--A H. Dainty,
carpets, No l0i WOrth-st. Holland
Wooten and Hayes Denison Tex-R. =. Wooten
clothing St Denis.
Washer Brothers. Fort Worth, Tex-N NJ
Washer clothing. Albert.
John York Company. Chicago Ili.-F. Nosburgh,
notions laces and embroideres Albert
Frank Brothers Chicago. I'LL NJ. Cayanaugh.
donestcs hannels and blankets: II. Swanson. rep.
rosenting. No. ll5 Worth-st. Albert.
H. c. Taber Il Co. Norwak Ohio-B. c. Taber.
drygoods. etc Albert.
Stemmeyer. ribbons. No. ll5 Worth-st. Albert.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
NOT QUITE 50 FRESH.


lie was crusty old bachelor OF forty-fye She
was his niece. little tot of eight They had been
having lots OF fun together I'm the library All m.
afternoon. and dinner time drew near she he
came tired and sleepy. Finally he took h-r upon
his lap She talked TO him drOwslly
You haven't got any little girl but me have Won
Uncle Harry 2' she asked '''
NO" he replied 'and II ] did have one I could,, d,
love her any more than | do you" "
Why don't you have a little girl?" the sle.pv
child continued. "Why don't you get married uk.e
Cousin Tom. Uncle Harry? Don't you wan, To- -
"Oh. there's lots OF time" he replied 'Thcr.. =
lots Of time. dearest: and. bcsdes there are ms,
as many good FISH IN the as have ever been
caught"
IT Il minute or longer before the littie ono
spoke. Raising her pretty yellow head she looked
up at him and asked
but. Uncle Harry. don't you think the bait IL
getting a little stale?" "
He didn't r1\y and by and by she dropued
aslceu la his armG
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
rOuCCIOsURE SALES.

.o~.>~~c~~o.~~~><>|>- >|>-->"1~S"~>/O'.N.o>'~>'.
NEW YORK StrEHMh IN T0y hiy iyoRx
C,orrr " Jenkins. Plaintiff. against
William Durland. James l.. L,bby, James
Il. smith John Miller. ne burland R'dihs
Academy Company and John e. '9,"tnah
as assignee Of William Durlah'' pe''h-
dsnts.
In pursuance OF Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly entered in this ac-
ton. and bearing date the 29th day oi
July. 1927 l. the undersisned The referee f',re
in said Judgment n0med. VIII sell al pup
lie auction. al the New York Real Estate
Salesroom. No. III Broadway In the Ciiy
O. New York. on Tuesday. the 2'th DAY "i
dAv. by John NJ. Thompson, esq: auc-
tlcneer the premises In 'aid Judgment
mentioned AMI therein described as fol
lows:
All those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land situated IN the city OF New YORK,
which taken together are bounded and de
scribel as follows: beginning at the corner
formed by the Intersection OF the north-
erly lire Of Sixty-slxth street with the
westerly line ~ Central Park West; run
ming thence norihwarlly along 'he westerly
line ~ Central Park West. one hundred
and nifty feet seven md one-half Inches;
thence westwerGly parable, with Sixtv-
sixth street ore hundred te"t; thence
southwardly parallel with Central Park
West hf.y feet two and one-haif inches 70
the centre line OF the block between sixty
sixth and Sixty seventh streets: thence
westwarlly along said centre line % the
book ffty feet: thence northvardly par
ai.l with Central Park West one hundred
feet FIVE inches 10 the southerly lire Of
SiXty-seventh street: thence w"sivardly
along the sou'herly line Of Sixty seventh
street seventy five feet: thence south
wardlv parallel with Centra, Park West
one hundred feet five inches 70 the centr"
line u sald block: thence westwardly along
the centre line Of said block seventy FIVE
foot: thence southwarlly parallel with
Contra, Park West one hundred feet and
I've inches 10 the noriherly line of sixty
sixth street: and thence eJstwardly along
H.. northerly lns OF Sisty-siXth street
three hundred feet TO the place Of begin
ming.
Dated Sew York 1uly 20. 1897.
THOMAS e. KINNEY.
Referee.
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
l3D Rroadyay.
New York city.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
EXCISE ARRESTS INCREASE.

Up 10 midnight last night the police had recorded
sxty-two arrests for violation OF the excise law. as
against thirty-nine on the Sunday previous In the
East Twenty -secondst precinct the services Of the
regular policemen detailed TO look afN excise law
violations were Increased by three special men at
tached To the Yorkve Court.
Acting Captain McDermott of the Tenderloin po-
uc. static, had hts men watching the Raines law
hotels closely yesterday. Five arrests were maae
in this precinct A complaint was received oy oap, ap,
and Literary Club at Seventh-ave ana Inirty.
sixth-st and as the resul, of an investigation mauSs
this morning against Grogan brothers. the repu'ss
propretors Of the club.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
TUTNUER SHOWERS To-Day.

The hot weather OF Saturday and yesterday sent
up lowering clouds from the west early In the
afternoon that gathered more heavily az evening
set in. Al about o'clock few distant flashes
and rumbles were heard and heavy rainfall fol-
lowed Again at l:S0 this morning there "A
leavy storm. accompanied b! brilliant lightning.
The forecast for to-day prophesies continued hot
weather and thunder-storms. severe In some To-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
ONLY SIX WERE DROWNED.

...,, ,,,,r,,rs or THE WRECK OF THE
FRENCH STEAMER VILE DE MNLN"N'
London. Aug 15.--Further details nave peeh
raco,,.ad here Of the loss Of the French steamer
vu,e de- Malaga. bound from Rouen. wh'ch was
u.r.c,cd off Alderney Island on the coast oi
Normandy. ,.
:, .,.o., ro,or,el that the captain and nineteen
,ro CROW wer, missing. IL now ap-
,eors that only six were drowned he re-
,,o,rd.r scrambled upon the rocks ana were
o,,o, with difficulty after many hours by
tuuc
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
FOTND DEAD on A YACHT.

SUDDEN DEATH Or MRS. EUGENE ToMPKINs. %
BOSTON.
Rockand, Ne, Aug. l5-Mrs. Gertrude Tomp-
kins wife OF Eugene Tompkins. the theatrical
manager. Of Boston, died suddenly from heart dis
ease this morning aboard the steam yacht lDla-
warra. which anchored here Sunday
the way 10 Bar IIarbor. Mrs. Tompkins had been
In apparently good health until within a few days.
She was found by her husband lying the floor.
lpa
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
ALEXANDER & GREEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
l3D Rrcalyay.
New York city.

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-sIXTH
STREET. Supreme Court %cw York
County. stephen W. Lnington, plaintin.
against Matilda W!llilr.s It al, defendants.
In pursuance os n judgment Of forec.os-
ure and sal. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
22l DAY of July. 1897. !. the undersigned;
the referee IN said Judgment named. VIII
sell at public auction at the New \ ork
Real Estate Salcsr5pm. No. III Broad
way IN the city o, New-YOrk. on TUESDAY.
the 18th day ~ August. 1897. at II O'Clock
noon ~ that day, by william, l., kenn~ny;
mentioned and described rs follows: Al
those certain lots. pieces or parcels or
land. situate. lying and being In The city;
county and state OF New-lOrk bounded
snl described az follows: Beginning at a
point on the northcr,y side % i36th street.
distant seventy five feet westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the
westerly side OF I.en0x avenue with the
noriherly side of I3Gth street; running
thence northv arIly parallel with l<'noN
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven inches
thence westward.y parallel with l3Gth
street fftv feet: thence southwird,y again
parallel with lenOx avenue ana parity
through the centre Of party wall ninety
nine feet and eleven inches 70 the north
erly side of l3ith street; ana thence cas-.
wardy along the northerly side or said
i3Gfh street fifty feet 10 the point or place
Of beginning.
parcels OF ,nni situate. wing ana pelns III
ihe city county and state of New YORK
and ,aken together are bounded and de
scribei as follows: Beg inning at a point
o, Tho ncr,herlv side ~ l36th street dis
tart orc hundred and ninety feet
.irh, inches westerly from me corner
fnrr,.l bv the intersection ~ the westerly
eiI. = ;anov avenue with the northerly
side Of l3Gth street: running thence north,
wardly parallel with l.@nox avenue ana
,rr.iv through the centre ot party wall
ninety nine feet and eleven inches; thence
Westwardly parallel with l3dth street
thirty three zee. and four inches: thence
sou,hynrdlv again parallel with Lenox
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven Inches
,o the northerly side Of i3Gth street: and
thence easiwardly along the said northerly
siie OF I3Gth street thirty three feet and
four inches - the point or place OF be
Dated New York. July 81. 1897.
THOMAS 4. DON1Ef'i'f.
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
i5& Nassau 81. Tribune Bldg.
New-Yark City
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
kJJIED AND 81 RIED ~ i i"N"

rrrrN. MURDER OF FAHMERs WIFE ~
NORTH pI-MrRn:S. oNr.
CT, On, Aug. l5-Mrs. anthony orr. wife OF
~ ,,,.,ry ,t North Dumires three miles from
herc disappeared last Monday during the absence
auckland To-day her body was found buried
W " or,r.u near the house. She had been
.,ro,,,c1 ana her skull crushed IN James A''soh
,,d V.lllran :. Troveyan. n medical
u ~ Ill. city hay. been arrested Oh sus-
Stuu,", ", Icing concerned In the murder.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
Drb yOT JUMP FROM PIXIES PEAK.

Colorado Springs Col. Aug. 15.-W Il. Felts
was deferred in making his leap from the summit
of Pixies Peak. a snowstorm ragged from early
morning TO late this evening. Many people went
TO Menitou to see Felts jump, but he did not make
the ascent of the Peak on account OF the weather.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

.>o.,.o.o.o.>~ ~>NN~,>~NI~,' ,'-l0I'>''(|("r|'
LOST. Handbook No. $3.50 on nna
pock savings Bank. ANY person having
Claims upon said book J. called upon -
nresen, the sarnp to the hank within thirty
DAYS or the said book viii >, declared can
cel.el AMI eXtlnguishrh and 4 new on" Is
.t,..l In Hon fhnr.nf
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
GOVERNOR LEEUY on BICYCLES.

ToDeka correspondence Of The Kansas City Star.
Governor I..edy sat in mis- office recently with one
foot resting on the window sill. enjoying the cool
brceze when a young friend came In ana offered
him ticket TO the bicycle races At the !ar grounds
can you ride i BICYCLE asked reporter VINO
bad been questioning him abou; matters of state
with Indifferent results.
Il never trlcl bicycle" was the reply. but
,boIt twenty five years ago used TO rid" one Of
fbe yelociucdcs that werc in in those days.
They had IRON tires ana did not rid" them on
thc strc,ts. There were Dig rooms. Ike skating
rnss where G.cd 10 pay 50 much and ride
around ia circle. ! vas pretty expert in those
DAYS but now | carry most too much surplus flesh.
,o0l thing iOr get on a wheel and roll of
last year | was down at Africa one day and fell
low had o; those old-fashloned wheels that re-
MINDED me of the velocipede lie saving no
lie said, IN bet s. yoH can't ride to that
ner' II was bali a block away. don't bet usually
nut said III take Lin. lie said. The first trial?
/ sad Yes. the first TRIAL That probably saved
out !! hid said IN three trials hc would have
II don't be!i~yc much In BICYCLES. anyway" tho
Governor aided In inc first place. were u
Won supposc ! would wait - go out riding on a
bicycle ana be- compelled 70 ride along working
and taking at long range? | ;hnk not Then
therc Is the tanI.ia tnats what they are called |
leNcve Now tanl"m inar be great con-
.~ni.ncc household necessity ana ali that bur
..lrl and hcng compelled 20 sit always too far away
,nd % ucialng across N, country? | tell van
Young fellows. that the best thing In the world il
hugev ana d gentle horse. You can go out riding
Turk al the time. A man who rides a bicycle TOO
,nuch gers a long nose. He's always looking I'm
nnc I,rccion and looking out for trouble ahcnd no
I don't care 10 ride a bicycle"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
HELP WANTED.
N.N~N.N.

Female.
GOVERNESS WANTED for TWO firis;
English branches. art. music ana
t-n.h Address with references ma
saIarv. :. A. e. MOORE. PlaiEii"ld. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
rvRNIsUEp ROOMS TO LET.
MACHINERY.

At uEpt'CEp pR!CF:s.-Sc0 second manu-
wool and Iron working mnch'nes' iu,,
ruar,n,eed. machinery bought and rx-
changed. GEORGE u. EDDY. ~ "''
son at.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

\yoo,ng and wedding IN Alaska among the native,
ara. int.Trsting and peculiar rites When A Young
man l. Of 4 suitable age to marry, his mot her his
,,,n, ar MS sister looks up IA wife for him He
s.IIom narrics "A woman younger than himself: she
is much older. ana sometimes Is double MS age.
whose position equals his or IL even higher When
s,,itablr woman is found the young man Is asked
how many blankets and animal skins h l. willing
10 pay Tor her. when that important question X
settled feast il arranged In the home Of the
mid, and tho friends Of both families are invited
When the company Is assembled the woman's pco-
Die cxto the greatness OF their family The young
mans marriage gifts are spread out whore they
will make a fine show. and then his family sound
their praises The ceremony lasts from 10
two days and finally the young bridegroom takes
his wife 70 his own ab0de-( Philadelphia Record.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16
WORK WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

YoING WDMAN. well bred. through fam
ily misfortune Is obliged 20 earn her
living; has tact Judgment. and executive
ability: wants position not msnlal. az com b.
panion ~ l9lv or in clerical capacity; b"st
references ANXIOUS. Box Is l.:i2
~ n iWqv
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

list ARRIVED from Australia. prac-
teal gold miner wants hustler with 500
10 joIn him: object A.askn. W. NJ. BOX
7 Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

NI'RSF. BY girl ~ years. o. mind ch'l J..
only In city. III East 31th st.. between
81 and Lexington aVes.. Isnsen's store.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-16

COACHMAN. Married: wife excellent
laundr"Ss and understands other work IN
the house II required: man thoroughly an
derstands his business IN every RESPECT
strictly temperate. steady. reliable couple:
highest references Address J. H.. 32>
West 3S'h st. :ear. first floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-09
-cu.RIrY on THE WEST SIDE.
..,,,,,o- LIKE Hull Housc IN Chicago
Ns a. m, Opened m Monday.

TO J"
n, Association for Improving the Condition
~. Poor Is about to open an establishment on
an'i., .,ds which will be run largely Upon
a...me lines as Hull House In Chicago. 1t
ns tnovn as Hartley House, In honor Of
s.s.r, NJ. Hartley. who founded the sssocia-
Ro0',s ,sIg and was It's general agent for
.S.,,y.dve years. II Will diner from the col
tren',, university settlements on the east side.
h,., Il. workers will ho paid employees, who
w. s.vo,. all their time to the work.
vmss,.nlzed work OF this kind the west aide Of
py"s Ma. heretofore been almost wholly neg
Isl. what fret called attention to this fact
fesh ,.nort OF the first sociological can
vsanoa nv the Federation Of Churches and
y.ss Workers in the Fifteenth Assembly
cpi.ssuc, Thi. district extends from Eighth
d,n n"e' between. Forty-third and .Ftfty.third
susnu.' Irreeularly to the Hudson River. and has
iiftenass' nsrsons within its boundaries. 1t 10
tysVyyy a y tenement district. and In q section
cp IL there are u persons to house. Tbs
ss,oc,a.V,Ih there on somewhat different lines
usme ~, sast side settlements. A double house
iiom West Forty.siIth street has been rented.
stfio',s of A three-story and basement front
teons ri,h a similar house In the rear. He
house' m, two 10 q yard. Tho resident head Of
Nv. '.s,,lsment will be Misn Green. q graduate
OF sun" FOR the work at the college settlement
ns Wvi,ston street. She will DO assisted by .
~ Hall who Will have chargo M the homo
MISS "Jspartment, and by a trained nurse.
keep,nn, house will be used as the residential
Inc ~ he settlement and the rear one as tho
\ kdu.trial branch
ns.tsspIng department, under tho charge of
nngya. usI' who will take girls and young mar
vi VA romsn and show tnem how to buy house.
~ SAMPLES. She will also Instruct them In
nt1.Jin rooking. Then there will DO in the house
ppt.d,eom and a dining room. and the pupils
~, he Taught how to make up beds and walt on
"h EAanlf q anUrai In nAN-A
.,nm his. The first will be the introd uction Of
nh.,,sr domestic economy In tho homes of tho
v.c,le. and the second the training OF girls FOR
aGIm IN lie rear house will he workrooms for un-
.,iIIed women. as IL Is the intention to supply
ro,r 10 ali those applying for relief. There
Iii al,o be a room for lectures and concerts,
"a nrohably a kindergarten and day nursery,
4, addition, there will DO tho usual Glasses In
s,Ins. millinery. and dressmaking. Later, IL
,tsre Il A demand for II. various classes will DO
to,n.d after tho fashion CT those In Hull House.
Ans,hsr thing that will be undertaken will DO
he training OF ONCE boys.
The association will have . wagon. which will
collect cast.ofr clothes and take them to Hart
isy House, where they will be made over and
IA a. eecond hand garments or given TO the
needy who have worked for them.
As the settlement has n good sum OF money to
start with. Hartley Houso Is expected tn be q
success from the beginning. Work will begin
there on Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-09
Live stock n

NEw YORK. Jan. s.-Receipts OF b-eves were l.ti3
head; IS cara to DO exported. ~ cars direct to local
alaughtercrs, and 2b cars to DO sold. Steers Of prime
aud common quality ruled steady. hut the medium
grade fell on Toe. Y 100 b., as did oxen. Bulls were
nrm on light receipts and dry cows steady. Tho
yards were cleared At the nnish with the exception
OF one carload. Poorest TO best native steera sold at
s.asI.s3 = 100 ~ stays and oxen at sa eoos -. 80;
bulls at 81 500 IS 40: dry cows AT 81. BO0geJ 90,
Dressed beef ste Ady at 6ivsSpc. b u. for native sides.
Cables from British markets quot. American steers
rated ntef al s.syc = NJ Am.rlcan shsepa sseS0pc.
TO morrow. ! 200 lec,es. i.pst quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves. oil for the market, were 22l
head. Active and nrm Tor all sorts The pens were
cleared early. Poor TO pr mo yeas sold at stas;.60
v 100 MS; barry ari calves At sstes 81. so. No Westerns
on sale, Dressed calves nrm; city dressed veAls 50
lie. y ID.
Receipts OF sheep ana lambs, including 2 cars ~.
rect To butchers. were s.lIt head. ~ cars on sale
all rod. sheep In light supply and nrn: lambs very
dull. closing nc. lower than yesterday. with ~ cars
un.old. Poor to prime sheep soln AT s3sst 37ts v
100 MS: common to choice lambs NJ ~ 25ae5.5O
Dressed mutton. SO dressed lambs SsIOLpc.
Receipts OF hogs were -5.Hl7 head, Including ~
head on sale. Steady at %, sOsN .2O \ 100 ms, for
state huss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-09
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATION.
LATEST LONDON ouorArIoS..


The appearance Of q little commission bust
ness in the early dealings on the stock Exchange
Induced the professional element to take q hope
full view OF the immediate future OF tho specu-
lation. Tho Improvement in prices thus brought
about. and which WAS In most cases fractional.
was not maintained; for moderate selling by
foreign arbItrage houses led the room traders to
revise their views and close their moderate ven-
lures for long account. Sugar Refining became
prominent after . number OF days of comparative
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-01-09
finanrial.
Protects Against
undiscovered Wills.

Mrs V. purchased, In 1881, a valuable con
ner near Central Park. The abstract set out
how b. had died seized of the property In
1885, unmarried and intestnte, and how his
brothers and sisters partitioned tho property.
In 1886 Mrs V. contracted to buy an adj
joining lot and her attorney, by chance, dis.
covered that b did not die unmarried and
intesta.e. as supposed, but had married short
ly before his death, in the western part Of
the State At his death he left u widow and
one child, and.a will, by which all his prop
erty went to them. They did not know he
owned the property near Central Park.
After much inquiry the heirs we're found
by the attorney for tho proposed seller, and
quit-claim deeds were obtained from them
Mt great expense.