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New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

NATE OF THE HoISTE1N TELLS HOW HrNGlf
SHARK WAS PULLED oN BOARD IN
HOOK AND LINE.
The Atlas Line steamer IIolsteln arrived mere
yesterday from Port Iimon with a mate on Dodrd
who had marvellous tales OF the sea 10 reIate
He began with a shark story. the facts Tor which
transpred in the harbor OF Port l.imon, where the
Hostein was lying With curious disregard o.
all the written and unwritten laws OF the sharK
species no less than thirty Of them peramDul1ted
into the harbOr IN procession. and thinking 'hey
saw an easy mark in the HOisten. surrounded hrr
The mate said they very hungry. ana IN thelr
anxiety 10 find food they formed complete ring
about the steamer The ships cook. ever on the
alert to obtain provenler. dropped a hook baiiei
with salt pork oVrTboard Whcieat the sharks WaS"d
merry TO get at IT, one Of them got the nook
In It's mouth. hauled on board and dispatched
When the llOlstein well outside the harbof
runs the mates story. two stoWaWays in the shape
OF scorpions appeared from the cargo OF bananas
and craWe1 10 the deck These were disposed o.
short notice. Next came a waterspont rms
terror OF the seas net off the Costa Rican
coast.
The last that the versatile story-teler poured
into the ears o. The Tribune reporter was OF a
barkentine lying high and dry upon a coral rec
of the iiaytian coast She looked Ike Danish
craft. Here the cooked his weather eye aloit
looked wise ana refused 10 say more.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
THE OLIVE PICKER MURDER
.pr.IN WHITMAN AND NATE SACN-
DERS WERE KILLED IN
THEIR BUNKS.

--,.r AssAssINs WERE TWO sEAMEN. AND IhHi
ALSO SET THE Snip AFiRE-A coNFEs-
SION FORCED FROM THEM by
THE REST OF THE CREw
Boston. Aug. pa special cable dispatch to
"The Herald" from Buenos Ayres says;
.Onlv measre details Of the terrible murder AT
sea on board the three-masted schooner WV
Pecker have as yet been received mere. Inc
crew of six men are at Bahia. over one thousand
miles distant and will be sent TO the Nn''o
states for trial at the earliest p"sSio'e "@'V'
,,nav are William Horsburgh. engineer who
acted as second mate al sea- j. Anderson COOK
eeanen Andrew F. Marsh, Manuel Barriat' John
Lend and NJ. Barstad.
"The tragedy occurred about one hundred ana
,wsntv-Gve miles of the South American coast.
rrobaby on Friday night John Lend had been
The gr,,rnbler of the crew during the entire VoY-
ore and had succeeded in causing some disSatis-
faction among the other men. The complaints
made by the men We're on account OF nara work
and insufficient food.
Lend and a companion whose name is not
clearly given according to the kilograms re-
ceiyed from Bahia crept to the CABIN while
Csntain Whitman and First Mate saunders were
asleep. and killed them in their hunks They
then kinded a fire in the after hold.
1T was only when the schooner was IN hahes
that the remainder Of the crew knew anything OF
ihe tragedy. and when the alarm was given
there was barely time TO take to the boats the
captain and first mate being missed only as the
marty left the burning vessel
'"During the long ride over the tropical seas.
seeking port the four faithful members OF the
crew forced confession from Lend and his COM
nanion They found no sympathy among the
other men, and without moments delay the
crime was reported To the Bahia authorities ana
Consul Shute immediately on reaching shore
can six were ordered under arrest by Consul
cbutn and they will be kept in confinement to-
gether until they can be shipped 10 the United
States At present Consul Shu!e intends to send
.harn diroct 10 BOSTON,"
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
SUING A CASUALTY COUPlNf.

RECEIVER FOR AN ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
WANTS TO RECOVER sl3OOOo
rus,,ce Russell in the Supreme Court, yesterday
stoned an order directing Henry Winthrop Grey. as
,Aca,ver OF the United States Mutual Accident AS
ISOLATION TO furnish further bill of particulars
IN n suit he has brought against the United states
casualty Company to recover Sl300o0. which ne
dec, res In his complaint expended by me COM
many of which he is receiver for the benefit OF The
defendant CORPORATION. In his complaint Mr.. Grey
goes further and alleges that the $13O,WD vas OBJ
famed from his company by unlawful and fraudu-
lent means He alleges that when his concern
went into dissolution it had a business worth at
least S10to.OOO
He further alleges that about January 1875 GER
iain persons. who were interested In the scheme
~ organization of the defendant company entered
into an agreement with certain officials or the
company OF which he is the receiver whereby the
name business and good will OF the United states
Mutual Accident Association should be secured I1r
the benefit of the United States Casualty company.
Nj. GREY declares that the parties 10 the agree
ment made the compact well knowing that the
United States Mutual Accident Association was on
business of the association to be carried on despite
This fact and that the said parties caused the
United States Mutual Accident Association TO bor-
row. Ostensibly for its own use. Dut IN TeditN ipr
the benefit of the defendant. S6o0OU, and in the
snme manner caused the accident association TO
eApend certain sums of money in behalf or lend
an; which added to the $50 900, brings the total up
10 Sl3O0to. and that. although this sum has been
expended by the accident association 1t has never
received a penny of consideration In return from
the defendant company ~
The suit was begun In September. 1896. and the
defendants promptly asked for bin of particulars,
which Mr.. Grey furnished. - s.,
Mr GREY to furnish a further bill of particulars
that will be explicit in detail and allegation
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
STOPPED Az ELEVATED TRAIN.
A SAILORS MAD PRANK IL NEW CHAMBERS ST.
CA,sES AZ EXCITING STRVGGI.E

A SAILORS MAD PRANK IL NEW CHAMBERS ST.
CAUSES An EXCITING STRUGGLE.
The sharp footing of three whistles by engine
O. the Second Avenue Elevated railroad near New
Cbambers-st started the policemen in the Oak-st
station yesterday afternoon, and several OF them
ran out in time to see a man trying TO get on the
railroad structure between the ties on the east
side Of the street. His head was just above the ties
close to the guard Of the locomotive and the tram
had stopped and whstlel the danger signal
At This point the structure reaches 10 the third
story OF the surrounding buildings. The police saw
the engineer and one Of the conductors OF the train
get off, and. going to the place where the man
head proiruded above the ties. pun him through
The man fought like demon. ana. seeing that the
trainmen had all that they could do 10 keep him
from humping 10 the street several patro!men ran
T. the Franklin-st station TO go along the track
10 help. In the mean time however, two laborrrs
climbed up the structure and came 10 the rescue
OF tae engineer and conductor. They were brawny
fellows ana had no trouble in subdung the man,
blet below and watched the struggle with interest.
The man was finally led across the DiluBe' d
short distance below the point where he had
climbed up, and downtown train was stoppe'i
by signal, and the man. lighting. scratching ana
cursing was placed on board ana taken 10 the
Trauklin-st station. There Captain Nredenburgh
placed him. still lighting under arrest. He gave
the name John Johnson. and his address as NO -
the delirium tremens. When asked why he climbed
Up 70 the top Of the elevated railroad structure he
t9 tell him to climb up and stop an elevated train.
They travel too fast. xnyhow. he added. "A 1T
lie stopping viii do them good"
IN the Centre Street Police Court. where Johnson
was arraigneh. & discovered that ne
sailor. Magistrate Cornell held him in 500 bail for
examination to-day on charge of attempted sui
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
FIXED Sf00 FOR CONTEMPT.
: DErrxprxr DECLARES HE WAS TOLD Nor

THE DEPENDENT DECLARES HE WAS TOLD NOT
TO MIND THE COURTS ORDER.
Charles Reinecke. cigar-dealer. was fined sl0l
by Justice Mccarthy. in the City Court Yesterday
for contempt of court. Reinecke Is defendant I'm
suit brought against him by Henry Mensching
and the latter obtained judgment against him
for $l.o7 ST.
Mensching, through his lawyer. then obtained an
order from Justice Conlan. directing keinecke -
appear aHi submit to animation in supple
n entary proceedings as to his ability to pay the
Judgment. iut Reinccke ignored the courts man
date. and when second order was issued he
treated I; the same way An order was then
issued. on which he Va, arrested by peputy-Sherlu
Walgcring and taken TO court yesterday morning.
He declared that some one. ne Understood was Il
LAWYER told him not % mind the courts order,
but when Judge Mccarthy imposed the 500 mn
Rcinecke looked greatly surprised bnt much
wiser man.
Ten days were given him IN which to pay the fine
or 90 20 ludlow street Jail
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
NEARLY READY FOR OPERATION

Portland. ore Aug 2o-The California Southern
Railway Company. a new line In course Of con-
siruction from Bsgs Station. on the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Companys line. south through
sherman. Wasco and Crook counties, to Pincville
z distance Of l20 miles, will be put In operation
ABOUT September a far WascO, that much OF
the line having been completed. d. &. OReilly. al
present assistant general agent OF the oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company will be general
manager Of the road. The road is local con-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.

~~-@y~r>sNN~>~~~NN-> ->0~~~~-- NNN>NrNO>N,NNr w.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SIXTH
STREET supreme Court. New Yori,
county, stephen w. i.iningfon. plaintiff.
against Matilda Williams - Al. defendants.
In rnrsraice ~ Il Judgment NJ fDrccl"s
Ecc ana sale Gu.y made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
81 Gay 0f luly. 1891. J. the undersigned.
The referee IA said Judgment named. will
sell at public auction At the New YORK
Real Estate Sa'esrOJm. ~. III Broad
va, Ia the city ~ NrH York. on Tuesday.
the l1th day II August. 1901. at - o'clock
noon %. that uly. by William Kennedy.
auctil ilr"er. th- premises IN said Judgment
mentioned aud desc,ih"l as follows: All
tsrs- certain lots. pieces or parcels ~
land. situate. lrng and being IN the city.
county Hnd state IL New York. bounded
ar! rt.r.bci as follows; Brslaning at
point on the nO;thrr.y side u l3'Ith street.
distant seventy i've feet westerly from the
corner formed by the Intersection OF the
westerly side II I.-nOX avenue with the
nprtherly side ~ ljtth street; running
thence norih"afdly parallel with Ienox
avenue ninety nine feet ana eleven Inches;
thence wcatward.y parallel with l36th
street ftiy feet. thence southvarlly ssatn
parallel with I-nox avenue and party
through the centre of IA party wall ninety
nine feet and eleven inches 10 the north
rry side ~ I3Gth street. ani thence east
wagdly along the northerly sihe ~ said
l2dth street nifty feet t. the point or place
u beginning
Al-f MI iilNr 'ND N~iAhlll ift-. pi'ifr pt
parcels ~ land situate lvIng and being In
the c!iv county and state of New orh
and taken together ar. bounded and de
scr.hoi a. follows: f-sinrlng ~ point
IN the nprth-f,y s.d. x l3iih street dis
tant one hundred and ninety one feet
eight Inches westerly from the corner
formed by The Intersection ~ the westerly
side of i.enON ayenu" with the nurtherly
sile ~ l3Gih street: running thence north
WaTdly parallel with Lemon avenue ana
partly through the centre of a party wall
nineiy-n.ne feet ani eleven inches. thence
W"stwardiy parallel with l1lih street
thirty three feet and four inches. thence
southwarily again parallel with l<nnx
avenue ninety nine feet and eleven Inches
to the nsrthrrly side of i:iGsh street. and
thence e"stWarjly sllng the said nprth-riy
s.te Of l3dih streit thirty three feet ani
four incnrs to tho point or place of be-
ginning
Dated New York. Iniy ~ 1897.
THOMAS /. DDNNEiLY.
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY
Aliorne}a f.r pla!HtiN.
Ia Nsffa. 81. Tribune Illii1g.
New York 'iir.
Tho sac o., the above described premises
Il hrr"''y aiiunfncl q TursIsr. August
2fth. lS3, ~ same h,ur and place,
THOMAS L. DONNfI.LY.
Referee.
PHILLIPS & AVERY.
Mip.rcNs for plaintin.
~ Nassau St. Tribune Buiilng,
New York ci'y.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
DROWNED N A RIVER COLIfSTON.

Ire body o; the boy found drowned on Thursday
msht of Governors Island identified al the
Aofgue yesterday afternoon as tina, OF Charles Mas
SON sixteen years old. the son Of clsarmaker. OF
no le1'2 Lewisst Young Ma ssOth. with three Of her
ecys. went out rowing on the river few days ago
gear Jackson-s; on he NcW-YOrk side. OF the
Hew-York Ncw-iisven and Hartford train floats
edlIe ai0ng. The boys could not get ont OF the way
Iif nc noai cOU.d not AVOID he collision. ana the
DoSi was run down. All OF Them were iunb!ed into
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d-st and th -ave-Sunnsy
3:l. ~ m. address by Rev. HOWARD l.. JONES. Mna
cal programme charge II f. X. Cpnant. Men in'hed
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FROM LOS ANGELES TO PHoENr,

FROM LOS ANGELES TO PHOENIX.
Phoenix. Ariz, Aug. 20.-Articles OF incorporation
OF the Los Angeles and Pasadena Railway Com
pany have been filed helo. The incorporators are
Andrew McNally and d. b. Dewey. Of Chicago;
J W. Hugers OF Pasadena. Cal. and Genera, VI.
H. Sherman. Of Phoenix. 1t is proposed to build a
TOAD from Les Angeles to Pasadena, at an esti-
ted cost OF s. lo0CO
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
BOARD ANA1 ROOMS.

SECOND FLOOR through: private bat
single room. fourth floor: parlor dinin
room, references. 81 West s4,h ~.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
WMz?HsJACKS6V:&@
HEADQUARTERS
Mdnte|s, P%TcHzs P"aS a:ss'1'iHs: E T"iH;:
Elegant Stock. Best Service. Makers Prices.

rescued BY Volunteer Life Saving Corps from
Jacks.r-st.. bat Massoth could not lie found. lie
was the only support his family had.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
STORAGE.

-No-NNN N~NN~o.NN NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
METROPOLITAN Storage Warehouse and
Vans. 2D2 ana 2O4 Mercer ST.. branch o.
fee. .JD5 Broadway. corner 4ith ST.; fur
Diture removed. boxed ana shipped. Tele-
phone. Spring iGG
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
THE STiTE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug. 20-Flour strong and higher: Western
superior 81 lGQ SO p. DO extra - t1nS4 % do famy
81 7caS5 winter wheat patert - .1pSJ lO spring Go
s. 5OHSj -; spring wheat straisht. - t1HS 20 sales
81 10 Wheat strong ana hif er spot ani month 81 v =
QSl ols,: September 81 bid. No f"d. 9sl IN
9ss.c stock sO7 bush: sales $1,000 bush southern
wheat. s1mp.e y1oa>l OIL d. on grade. NcHSl o2
Corn firm spot. month and September. 3'' zu33,se .
mixed. 3li bid stock s3iuO3 BUSH sales n 800
bush. Southern white 30 asked. 30 yellow JHb
mixed new 2Og2lc, Oh. 22a23c; stock. i2o042 bush.
Rye strong ani higher; ~ nearby. 5lHji re- 10 :
Western. 80: stock - 2iS bush Hay steady; choice
timothy. S3 JoH$i ol. Grain f-ghts quiet and steady
Sugar butter and eags hrm. unchanged. Cheese very
firm. unchanged.
Boston Aug. 2o-Flour firm: winter patents. 81 25a
s. 90 clear straight - SpGSJ - spring pa en~
s. soaS6 20 clear and straight 81 23Hs5 - fornm~ai
hgm. 16Qisc per bsg. 81 iUnSl Gj per bhl Corn hFA.
yellow, 30; NJ and steamer. ''>A uTc oats
steady fancy clipped. 3>H2si ~ clipped -'i4N2Nc,
NJ clipped. ~ R27sc. Mlii-ed Ann; spring bran snip
mlj,ngs si3 5O@slG. rcd log Hour So 5oqSlG Fresh
beet firm steers 7.gsc hindquarirrs. lOFO. &C. ioIes
5a5i.c Lambs hrIa. mutton and Naar!ings tHsc veal
firm; Northern creamery, l14i,,c; West
ern 1+Q17c; imitation 1u l3c. ladies' lOqiOi2c Cheese
frrn: Northern 81 a9c; Western. sl4ps@.c.
higher: No / hard. spot 81 05s.; No Northern. spot
,s;i.. oiferngs light. inquiry .dt 80
red 81: No red. $50 No white. ?'c. Corn sirong
higher: No yellow. 34isc: 40 3 yellow. 3ic; ~ ''rn
33a a2ic; No 3 33N33i4c oats higher and SIR rns
No . white 22'.c. No 3 white, 2li2c; No white 2vc
No 9 mixed 2Ui1c: No mixed. 10. Rye STRONGER ,
track 52c Canal freighis steady Flour si"ns an,
higher: pat spring. - jOuS5 -: bakers ash
spring SJGsj 10. bakers clear spring. 81 1VaSt 90" iM
grades spring So 25NS3 go patent win'r s. 9oH - ,3
low grade winter 81 50u>3 GO. graham best - 'nSt !"
Chicago Aug 2o.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
OVERWHELMING.

~yNS7-0sf~s
ARTISTIC pETSSM tKiNG. unit de-
signs; hotel orders AT - hours no.i -; {;
prices moderate. Mrs. NJ ELRDf. ~ East
lin ~. between Hroadway aal University
place
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
CARPET CLEANING.

-.o-N~~N>~~>-~>>>O-~>-~~-0
j. & w. WILLIAMS
steam Carpet Cleaning. 81 Vest BAH ~.
Altering aul rriayhg. Send for circular.
Telephone 36G 3s,h ~
CARPETS CLEANED By STEAM. BI
HAND or on the doos. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING CO.. 1855 Broadway. AL
20 <e3 East 4Sth-st. Coz & BRANDT.
Proprietors Telephone ioo--asth.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
The new Twin srrew Passenger Steamship
[RW1rlI[SR[lNNln

o. the HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. w!ll sail for
ljlogna- Mer tIond0n ana Paris and Rotterdam
SArG+ +RDAY. SEPTEMBER 9Th 1891 al 10 4. II. Su-
perior accommodations. Chap rates Apply General
Passenger ..gency u the HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.
- Roadway New York city.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
/tLlI)ft LINE

4
v CII IAHI.ESTON. : G.. the SOUTH and SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE ani al FLORIDA POINTS
From Pier ~ Z. r. Gooi Roosevelt ST.. 3 =. m.
CfLltOkE EF Tues lay. Aug ~
CON ANt ~ lriidN
lkOtJlOlS MONDAY. Aux
!
steamers iist class Iass.ngrr aceomnlu,af
WM u. I1.NIpf. \ 90. General
bowling Green. y \.
and i~nn. Fast y a J. Line. Via Jacks lnXi.ie
Freight and Passenger ldn-. ia 'hnrirsfnn
T. q; E,;EE. General Agent. 3ij 81. .lWa,. y Y.
pyERTIsEMENTi and sui scrip,ions for The Tribune
" received at their Uptown Once. No l2i2 Irondway
~ door north II ils Il until 9 O'Clock advertise
received At the following branch Offices
oroe rates until : O'Clock viz 25i sth-sve s e.
2l ST.; 10 Oh ave- cor l2th 81; M1cv's 9Th
and "a iolumlts-aNr West
West i2d ST. dtn ae Fast lsth- st. 81 West
ifh Sih $50
~ ave. between 'G;h and 17th io2f III
- / .IS Sgth st djl p,
- 81 ave. 30 Ee"cker-st ~ l'rcser :n1s ~
ave. go Fact iDh 8, l.5-l 3da.e :.GG. 81 -
AusffglDU a.. Wee' liS
East is,h ST. 500 3th Col oth-aye iis2 80 ave
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
w ATCIIES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

SN>~-~-oOoOoNNN~N-oDN0~ oDN0~~>o-N~/NNN>NNo~YNNN
NOTICE. send silver quarter FOR Royal
English tooth powder recipe. highly
inlcrs-d. cheaply made. wanted 10y all {.
agents. druggists etc REUBEN t1IAF-
ZEE. Niagara Falls. y. \.
FOR RENT. sine business stand. run
successfully f.r 9n years. cash ira le .
rae opening f1- department store: maur-
facturing town. Address ". j. <. Box
90 M.'frN. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

rOr-RTII AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corne
ool-.t Eev Dr. JOHN X. DAVIES. Pastor Pubic
Worship Sunday II and :. Rev. DR. FRANCIS !" PAT
TON IL d. of Princeton. will preach 81 each service.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY AND 10TH ST.
a. m, Holy Communion.
10 A m Morning prayer and address.
n m Eyausong and sermon.
ALI, SEATS FREE.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

FIVE POINTS HOI-sE of INDUSTRY i55 Worth st.
WM + BARNARD. Supt-Srrvice % song on iniay al
3,O n IN Singing choir OF children %; tn" insti
tuition Public cordially invited. donations Of clothing
and shoes solicited
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
Ocean 6teamers.
CT NARD LINE.
EAJIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

AVA FOR TEXAS so CAROLINA GEORGIA AND
FLORIDA
A DELIGHTFUL SIN DAYS VOYAGE By SEA
TO GALVESTON TEXAS. Thence By rail to MEXICO
CIT cJT} AXB P3NT5 n ME$3 ana ITv to DENVER
SAN FRANCISCO and all California Winter Resorts.
FfORIDA-.VIA PORT ROYAL. = e.. AND BRUINS
WICK, Ga
TO JACKSONVILLE. ST. ATGi STINE TAMPA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 10 all
points In Teyas colorado Utah Arizona California Mexi-
co &C. Georgia. Florida &c Excellent accommodations
WIl'e for GGpage Pocket Guide (nalled fres)
G u MALLORY & CO. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 r. r. v Y
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

Gospel. TABERNACLE CHiRCII. Rev. JOHN ROB
ERTSON Of Glasgow, Scotland. VIII Pfrhch at w."
N nd T.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH cPtHachins
every sunday evening at O'Clock at Colgate 'hape! NO.
932 Eas, 10Th St. by Rev. SAM EI. MBRlDE. D. -
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21
FRENCH LINE.
EOMPAGNIE GE\EKALE TransallanilGne

" DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs. FRANCE.
LA BRETAGNE. kupe, ,........ Sat. Aug. -. 10 IN.
LA GAStOGNE fnuirpn sat, Aug - 10 a. m
Rair. O passage. FIRST dass y. Y To Paris Slo5 and
upwards ~ al steamers "xc'pt La Touraine Including
rnllwAy fafr PARIS ana lari.ng charges Iarlor
LAT Is lIrng summer Second to
A. FORGEr. General Agent. Bowling Green " Y
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

S.s:.:s.: f;s.:s.s' S5:s:i . Il E :'si g.. #
Oats No .
s;s's.s' e.: 1. %. ii: % X. r. Il; Il: Il:
$.:.=:.: i::.5=.:: '::; /: II: 81: :5; {;
Lard. per 100 h
$...::.: s:..:=..: @ Il. :s "A: Il: G.: H.: y.
Short ribs per 100 II
SsP'5sa9 S,P,5n'cr ...:::: sI2. .:a. -. e.
o., ca,a enaG % mere 4. neat fosss @ > n? 1 oss aex Ta q at
whi,e b. 2ifa25c; No ? white + o L. 2oa2ls.e No 2
rye T. - @>So No da%9c 'i' <i .si ia pine inn
M c ie H. : g. s r, RIB. 1. t ri 49, - 81 8 % 81 s a. y F
sal,e shoulders ,ooAe gP''c 4ao clear side 'hoSel
81 20 on Proiu,- ENchans. today lhe bu'ler mar
ay 6S was nr% eers s. 5r sse tsb i5 ' i0"' Cheese
$, a5Ss4 f,%iy sse,as %hyaj ,'@as ns1sf
hrm. ~ > mive lsc R,r Nrm: \. ~. I.'ri qaiet
S. s. =: N M9sFy ssl1 % sca aR' r sT rm Gse tx % icc anu
@e ~ sirlns 9;e''c D. me, eie & CSrn higher
n aisH:+. :c. No l. '''''' Barley '" '''' sample
Minneapolis. Aug What strong; Aqen,!. 81 Coz, oo'i
cd 81 or. n-w. Qis. psjc. 80 Noren 81 o., new
,,gs lt,44c: Old 50 Northern. nGIh09',c: 92i.
a3i,c business picking up ii r'u with domestic hn'
ers owlna advance on wheat FUTURES VIII b has
t,sg nue patent b., az jae co-icrsie rel Joe
30. iu second - lUNSj ~, ilst
c,Dnrs 259$i 30. d, nd - 2c$' -. iran IN hu!h
So su$G -. sacke'. :, N'"' q"
Philadelphia. Aug. 2l-Wheat strong and &c higher;
c,itra@t GRADE august 81 ols 0S o. september
her and narin.!. Corn firm. aic higher. No
mixed August ana september, 81. u;i'~c; October and
ami September 20 qeic: october 2s,a2ic. November
2.s-, a2i.c Flour and 2jH2ic bh higher.
winter super 3 Ons3 -. extras. 81 sigs4lo Penn
syivana roller. G-a - 5opsi - ~ .t5alsht. 81 ,5g
81 1898 patent -: spring clear 81 31Gs4 10.
do straight. s. l3"s' 40. d1 patent " 1unS3 20 %
81 'Dasi So dp strssh - S5q$5 IL; d. patent.
s. G0ps5 81 Butter Fancy Wescsn creamery. l7al1c;
Eggs irrn. FISH ,arly 10 de- western lie cheese
low steady city plime IN pkgs. 3u3 lGc Live poultry
unchanged: fowls. 9sHloc. Old r,ostcrs T.; spring
chickens. @nllc; ducks 9094r. Dressed r,I,r- hrn.
fair demand, fowls choice. TO- .Hllc. broileis large
siyes. ilui"c; do small and soalde1. saiOc.
81 Louie avg @o-F'our higher patents si@gs';
sraishis - 'onS 60 cea.s si0si - Medium 81 59a
s7i-c track. aI'cpsi y hard cash. oOay2,. track
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"'s.c C1rn higher. 80 cash - BIZ. scIt-n'er. ~,
gre; MAY, %l,sc asked oa', SPOT as, ~ cash
1cpember, iSi.c hi. MAJ. .i-sc Bran. sacked East
track I5c. Bilter hrm creamcI' i2l,c dairy Iia13c
niess j0bbing. s. - new. old Lard higher. prime
steam 81 @7'. choice. - - Bacon. boxed lots.
shor, clear. 81. ribs 81 I2i.. shorts. So - Drv salt
meats boxed shoulder -; eN, short clear - 80 ribs
s. G2.; shorts. - 80
Toledo Aug. %. wh,a, tieher. act,c ~ = cash and
Augns'. 90. September, "dac t.n active. easy. ~
duii ,asy: ~ n.,~i. 49,. Glover -c,I de,i i,a.r
crime October. - - g.! tanf'f
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONhL CIuRCH so 81;
and th. f,ouleyarl.-i.sv MANUEL. J. DRE\NAN VIII
preach Service at II n.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

GARDENER. COOK. Sc By man and
wife. in the country. man good gar
den.r. good milkcr. wife good cook, but
terniaL.. and lnundress good references.
Address A. H., III Clinton Place.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-21

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cove
nan.rs l2h st between and Tth aves. Rev JAMES
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strangers ALWAYS welcome.
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