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KILLED AND WOUNDED.

continued from page oncI
roliohiand. i.uster. Pcclvsr and sshai
Ur Messing; Prlvatcs Ch1lar and Ken
/ 1.1y
Company F-Kliled. Private Booth
Company Wounded. First Ser
gaui McDermdtt. Corporal schrid ant
fr.yltgs Wiseman. WedthefsiOne. Han
rahaigfi. S1ibrankn and Mprrar Miss
log. Sergeant N1cfwtzNh. Corpora
steele and Private snlyans
Company Wounded. Lieut. "
~ pruIl ana privntfs Mctntyre. kis'
scharidCr ana Musician walters
MIsgiug Private word
Company H. Wduudsd. Corporal SUIT
ion aud Private NARROW. Missing Phi
Yates Ellis. Flint Sullivan, Bennei'
and ItnWlauds1n.
Company I-Euiad. Private Packer
Company WOUNDED; Cnrnoral An
rua pr.vatos Nichols and Roth. Miss
.ng; pt.Vatea nergHtDwn. Ganrcv
M1rth and stnunn.
Company k-KIiiod: Private sco-
noid. Missing prlvdtoa Burns. case.
uunnlng. Gardiner and kulun.
Killed 49, wounded 90 ana missing %.
THIRD q. =. CAVALRY.
Killed Or. Danforih. Trumpctcr
Thus. Pcaic. Private Dan u. cooley and
wesley g. Euio
Wounded captain Geo. 4. Dudd. In
head by gllnclng ban FIRST Lieutenant
s. g. Moullict silrhiy IN thg ,he, ~.
First Lieutenant %. 10. McNrl fleht MP
and groin, Captain Goo X. Hunter.
nash wound In thigh First Licutcn
ant Arthur Thnyer recovering. firat
Lieut. John r Murphy riehi arm ana
body. cant W. s Armstrong; ftiNhic
Clarence Phelps hy echrapncl s.rF"tnt
Jos. ~ Ardrewr no thigh; Private
John Mcdonald. DO chin. private lu-
private John L. rInneck bullet
rxpiodrl Boo wound Private %
a. grIrur in back. serious.
Private Diuiel Eiren' private John
" F.nru ~ Private Fnlrhrlthur.
s.rI0u.F. pfivit, John pulrill. over
,yr. Private Andrew j. Anderson.
allghuy! sarse'nt Robert w, l.,shg
ihr.o toes on. private John e Nolan.
slightly. prlyhta Horny Wade, badly;
Private John io1y, badly. Private
Arthur Lucia. slightly; private John
Clrgh. severely. Private George Porn
stein. HiIghiiy. Sergeant VIM n. Rose.
right arm shot on. Private Geo. Horn.
badly; prIvat. Nelson Aiih1use, right
luuE Corr wallace W nlsFrrs.
sllghuy. Private Henry H. Elliott.
flightly. Corp WIN. 4. Armstrong.
seriously. Corp. Edward homer. seri.
iurly. corp. Patrick Wnld. seriously.
Corp Victor -. Horton. great zoe hot
in Private Harry a. Mitchell. slight.
y. Private Edward schD1ler. o.
hand. slightly; Private Molly R0iuK.
Illrhtly. Private Carl ~ Martin.
'ilrhtlyi SerT ant Henry sohierri.
itdly; Trumpetor Jos \. OGDEN.
'idly; Private Albert Fiugrl. badly.
Private charles Mellk. bidlyi Private
harris q. Sc1nlnn. seriously. Private
Thomas T. Gordon. seriously: Private ]
,harlcs T. Case. badly. Private Phillip |
w. i.1nrt. slightly.
Six out " 10 officers wounded aud ]
hrrn soldiers were Killed aud ~ /
Wounded To- this regiment
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~ Me,r Aa,srlI.lna b. lhr rI,.

Hereafter The stock cvchanrs win
tolerate nn more amount. mrnta Ion ad'
NrfiiHlnr purposes. a resolution adopf-
rI 10 the pli this morning was tn thIs
vh'ci' and o. nfrflnr WAS prompted hy
scheduled excursions Tor Inc bsnUt ~
th' Mining Congress delegates and add
ltheft who desired 90 81. one lr,trr
called attention o. tho harsh treatment
NJ thn r0pfsH. uintlvo ~ ores aud Moi
nIF fow weeks ago. and Thought mo
practice nt making tho plt an adyartIa.
ing medium Hhunld hr stopped nt nncr.
~ was Hn ordered hy q vote OF the
brokers present
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The clty council spent most Of 10,
last evenings session attending ID nn.
rlll mutirrt The city auditor sui.
mitlcd hlH crtimatr uf ths expense nt
running tho cify Tor ihu uext y,nr
amounting 10 sgt.tGi.
llNy ~ ulnr mills On tho dollar Ia f.,,
thH year 1907
Ihr county auditor submitted "a re.
port ihui The total valuation of IN.
gtl b property this year nnouufs la
tl''.o.a4e. This covers nll property ox.
.,li railroads ana corporation Tho
r',,,l valuation i1r lsht which Included
rhllWNyH rtcp was ti.iai sla.lp
Ih' city auditor made "A financial o..
port Tor thc quarter cndlnr Iuhe SON
Gosh 900 hund lune alih b.. ...tis.s,s Ia
Received. .... r.,
wv st tt &c s..su hIY1 TG
'hHh on hand July ist.s 80. .li,.Is
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nILP InE EGO CROSS.
The Ladies are Working Hud and Should be
PfopJry Encouraged.

The ladies who are Identified with IN.
Red Cross movement in this city are
bending every energy 90 accomplish the
very patriotic and humane object N
IN" society a llHf haa been prepared CO.
"hleh citizens who can aud win do ro
mr. asked 60 nt'lN their names opposite
~ hnunelil contribution IN support ~
tho movement ana whom iniilts ,,b,
have the matter boz charge cnii ipop ,,li,
rlllfrn' They should aud undnubtrdI,
WIZ u.ri with deserved pnruurluU.
mrhi, ~ isTt it iH NOT "a pleasant tuai.
MhIth il" ladies have undertaken. and
lhnHr who can lu Hb win mako thuIr
lnnnfa lrhior hy rldy r,sponse 90 ths
appeals from ihn liud Gross s1plpty
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LADIES'

For a bad Complexion, take on.
OF 6ray's Laxative Pellets ever
night. These little pellets viii
make the skin beautifully clear.
Try them and SEQ how much boi,u
your health will be.
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ruHII MINiNU rNCunsioN
49, VIA
no Uran'lr W,.icrn ilaIiwn,.

Saturday July 9th, bingham A,
return. $500 am. Fare. gi.OO.
sunday. July 10Th. Tintic and refu,.
Niii am. Fare. 500.
sunday July 10Th. Park city and ~.
turn, 500 am. Fare. fa0l.
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iHnThnm. thu nut Go o. visited. viii
tlhe hHm Into tho hidden chamber,
| .Hl SNOW ihnm her copper and gold
20 ~ nothing ~ her . pullta ~ silver
I 'In l.ld IN fhlH rIWn fho blr IIlrh.
~ hoy mlre win o. visited nni un.
,h. glare uf electric .lgais. the dele
l h't'H VIII hc urivilHE % Goo rlgn uulr
| lnr enormous ore b1dl.s fi- tn trilf.
I nent ~ which q mammoth rmeii.r is
| iN ur erected. ffnfo luncheon win D.,
iNNu nud all VIII hH made 90 f.af 10
nome and 10 tho midst of fflonda. Ths
NHttgfH Wlll also look over the works
ui the west Mountain Placer com.
~ Nnu .erutufe The workings 0f
'W. SWIM y NILS. Old Jordan and other
,siiln or the camp besides taking in the
W .liWutk nino and HfFaII.n~ ov.r
tn' pIhfn who're Capt BE- D. Mnr III
no" conducting experimental
ATTRACTIONS AT MERCtrp.
A. Mofcur the big goitsp ,.f. min
VIII bo thrown Wide op.n ana d. ro ~, :,
visitors can Hlean comfort fr,r, tbs fttf
mat ihcy arc gazlnF upon thr largest
cAAhliinr plant lu the world. rhs Me-
eur mine VIII hc visited. na viii nis1 a..
t'y i.f. Marion. Sacramento aud other
ht'ptrlicH VI note In the biz gold cam.
inc Johannesburg 81 America.
WHAT TiNTic HAS TO OFFER
Visiting Tintlc there IL much 10 be-
seen 10 the way uf dividend n,vinr
pnnhuEna Thu delegates NAV ami
over 10 III" bullion Beck nnd Toast tbeir
yes nu n property that has handed nut
t1 IH stockholders the sum III t1t15 =
~ with 10000 monthly being dlatrlh.
uiod oven ln these STRINGENT timrs
This done they may get lnin d oluaisr
~ such mines hy going over In the al
rtctiun ~ the Centennial. Eursta TINT
has plld 100000 tn Grand Conirpi.
ihH nov dividend. payer. tho Mammoth
that has handed Out 81 go 900 IN divi.
iendH ANA tho Ajax or ola Copper
dpoliH that u credited with having paid
1ut million. In this cnmp can be
seen many bunnuznH IN embryo. ana
h.rc also arr the SwunacuH both W
which have been paying smau dlyl.
bends Tor over n year past
MINES OF PARK CITY.
Park Ciiy 10 also 90 De- visited. Herr
the ruins " q disastrous Cnnnagrnti1n |
arr SIN IN evidence but iha lmnriuta
ot a prosperous and prlgressivc min /
INK camp may Soi be- seen The wise l
iiufH Will doubtless DO privileged 10 got |
Into thr great ontario silver mine /
crt ditai with til6l2.b0o IN divldrnda |
Ihis mine has great drain tunnri
which BE- 4 feat In mining engineering /
lnd y s1 developed as 10 make possible T.
a Huhigfrlnran excursion FOR Dis.
tinoc - a. o miles Thu DAYS may .
also DE- seen, tngethgr Win the hie .
silver King. now paying H. regular .
~ 900 monthly aud having A total
dividend aggregate 90 date " ffsssnl1 .
Az THIS. ana m1re TOO. can Do. room
~ the excursions now prof rf.I Tor
Nc visitors ana doubtless many wIl
.hke iull tdvantlEe u thc opportunity
ini see an thgt can be seen ln such 4
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MINOR MENTION.

Eric Nelson and Sarah Dowdlr,
both " Sandy were united In ma
nngg 10y Deputy District clerk uo0re
T.. blair today.
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Ayers
SdFSapaPlIEa

lor nIfo yeas suffered fr1n atomseh
trouble tried tho all Of liabast docto-,
OF philadelphia and pittiburF. and spsnt
largo sums of money, on in vain. Ono AN
Nh.l' waiting o tFail In nelAlro. o.. i
picked up % ln10r with o notice OF Ayers
ss.aWr.ila, got one hotl5 10 tryiL L.
ull no 90 ua1h ggoi that / purchased ilyl
moro bo',.', | took four Of them ana
gained IN t'lh' my appetite improved, aai
now can a.. anything MyHiomarh ID an
fNhl. thlniu TO tho uie OF Ayers Sarsapa.
F'!la' --CALylS AsIlSENg, UHiontowh, Ia
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orders ~ dismissal Wrr, entered 90.
DAY m iho cHrnH ~ the state against
iourre Hartman md Harry Casey Rom
lrfUndumfH were charged with bur.
f'hry, Hartman was accused OF hfoIk-
lnr into barn NJ Walter Cfunr ur
iicr stWct, lart November AMI retiinu
away with u Hrt 90 double harness.
while Casey WIS arrested along with
william o'iiritn. Thomas Ryan Hnd
frank Miller chnrgHd with burrllrlz.
INK SlerniH clothing store on thr atfh
~ May last and getting away win
considerable wearing apparel. tiiH
1mpnnlnnH pleaded guiltv ana wHrn CO.
unity sentenced 10 terms ~ imprislu.
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Washington. July Secretary -.
hnH JUST euhlod Admiral snmpspn =
Dtring MIN 90 detnch hnm.lntl,
'ummudutc Wntspn'a squadron ma /.
tho latter 10 proceed M ot,
uuun his mission Tho V.aaolr wUi \.
The Iowa, or,ror, Newark and In,
cruincFa. besides coal ships.
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John NJ bowman. vIcr PRECEDENT. cur.
uH p Bolton, treasurer. william 4.
SuCdlkcr treasurer.
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town up @ the time OF her t,v.
ih0re. -Four German. three lir.'f
two fr noh lu1 ono 1ap1uass wlf.t'.
were thcn ut Manila.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Sal, Lake CITY. uiah. July T. 1895
FUufTa

Salt Lake CITY. ut1h. July Z. 1895
FRUITS.
The nrst car uf California frulta ha,
Just arrived, containing peaches. an.
pies. pears. plums and 'unrlcotH Th.
market Or weak with prices na follows.
APPLES-lle Utah. per hox. $50 ID
N.ili rcd. eastern. por box. $50 ~ 81 co.
vltANuEs NnvcLfnncy Cat. per- box
WOO navel, choice, CAL per box. $3.50.
seedllnEH, chi. per box. 500.
BANANAS According b. size fancy,
PER bunch. fitoUi1oo. choIco. accord.
ms 90 size. prr bunch. 81 OOHfi. 90
hTliAW HERkiifS- Utah. single case.
Zoe; double case. figs
liAspiifititIlssa Utah. single ease.
per case. fi25HtiGO.
TEACHES Cal. nrr case. $40.
Ns,f,l'Ll.s- tNcw crop cal per- cas-,
pLuMs Cal. per case. $3.50.
APlilCOT'S Cal. per case. ti.s.
PEAltF- CAT. per case. 81 sOufi.is
ChEltltlES-illnck Cal. per case.
n.lo; Royal Ann. oregon. per case.
vEdETABLEs.
nApIsHEs-utah. per doz. punches.
LIErTucB-uiah. per doz punches.
QUEEN oNIoNs-utah. por dos.
lunches. loo.
niiuHARn- Utah. per pound. uc.
ASPARAGus- Utah. nor p0und aa
STRING BEANs-Cui.. per pound &c
tAlilAGEH New. Utah. prr hound 10
ONIONS Dry now. Cal, ror pound.
poTAToEs-New. cal. Der pound
lAc, new, Utah. per bus Zoe.
.AltNpIs- New, Utah, per dix. zoe.
hEhIH NeW' utah. por dD1. -0r.
POULTRY.
Srinr chickens are nov aupplyinr
~" demand fnf poultry. thus o. au *.
tcnt thfuWlnE the old stoci out " the
market Prices are about HtHtIlnnrv.
dressed poultry drawn. with h,nd and
10y pIl hfing figures o. follows
= uiN'SH' peF ib's $3.50. ..,.,...isg, ~
i t''.l,,,,.- ''''s' '''s .'.s ,.,..,.. 30
boosters '.',..s. .,................ .Ol
EGGS.
The ygg market h quito firm at prrs.
nt WIN good demand Tor che product
leo $50 per case.
HITTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report tho butter market
lN7fuonr. aud prices arc hning dsm1l.
Hhpd accordingly Fresh butter h.y,-
HNur remains quite stationary. mn Lad.
undated stock ls being marketed IA
very lOW figures.
,,t,amri1 huttcr ~ No.. ...........is I
shrrHU itHh tnrWl.. .. 0,I .
Ihh above are Wholesale buying me-. .
ltrH On poultry butter. errH ana I
erni Higher
GRAIN.
Nholt, per huHh.l o.. ..........F "a /
,al9' per hundred ,.....,,.,,.,.,. l.i6 .
harley per hundred .,....... .... 100 .
lyr, per hundred .,....,,,.........i a1
ram por hundred. o., ...,..,... go
'lrn. nor hundred. o.. q. ........ 1 .Gl
'hopprd corn. ror hundred ..... 10
HAY.
lay, upland. por ton..........,.sG
timothy scr ton ......... s. OOuts 5D
AIalh. nilrd, per tnn.......... g. 90
straw, haled, nor ton........... 100
Just NOW the grain market De
.hnkv and prices are declining. Tho
PRODUCTS above mentioned an nnd a
rluN market az existing figures
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Stomach
TP0UEbEc

Stomach trouble Is the common
name applied 10 a arrangement OF
the System which Is keenly felt bu.
vaguely understood. II may mean
inability TO retain food or TO digest
II. II may mean nausea, pain after
eating, fullness, inoriinato craving
for food, or entire laek of appetite.
Whatever II means, there's trouble.
and its with tho stomach. II You
have stomach trouble. you viii DO
Interested in this letter from n
man who had It and was cured by
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a. oNCI. poRsfs 4 nARNr.s f6
Nocks Must hr F0cd Nbpiv 10 II ii :
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PROVO.


rRoyo. urNn July O. is,,.
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EGGS
UuTTEU Ann CHEEeE

The ygg market h quito firm nc pres.
,nt Win good demand Tor the product
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POULTRY.

SriinF chlckena are ucw supplying
the demand Cor poultry. thus a. All *.
lcnt thfowlnE IN" old toci out u the
Dressed poultry drawn. with mead and
loot m. hriug ngurcs aa follows
Turkeys. per ~. $50. .......,igQ.ia
,t.- t'tffs ssts ssss ssssssss 30
'''V''''H '''''''. ''''.'...ss...,,.. .0i
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE

DRESSMAKING,
N(N~N~< (-N~-~>>~>~~<-~
DREroSMAKING.--All styles dresses.
waists and gowns: perfect mt guaran-
iced: superior finish: faultless skirt droop;
work shown; responsible: reasonable 236
West 44th-st.. near broadway.
MII.LER FENDER. dressmakers, 2l9
West 40th-st.. will do work at reduced
nriees for the remainder OF tho season
sa'issacfion guaranteed
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ALTERATIONS

3s,h ST. No IS East. 10 four story brick dwell
ing house. Henry Randc premises. owner. \
o Hoddlck architect ..-.......- ............. ..
BOwery. No G2. TO fve-sfY-y brick bank an
lofts. Loril.ard estate. owners; Brwe'y Bank.
lersee; " vs. Howe. architect ............ ...
Wauen-st. No g. TO n FOUR story brick store and
lofts: George Sterck. premises. owner: II
Gceischlns. architect Observation-Disclosures. ......
lf' ave, No $50 70 n four-story brick tenement
house. with store Lazarus Baum. No 4i2 Ems,
l20th-st. owner: 4 Hillner architect .........
42c-st. ii East. 10 four-storv and b.armen,
brick Office building. with stores l. O Schmli,.
No 10 East 42d-st. owner; James Ware 4
30,h-st No 2D West 10 threc-story brick
dwelling house. Louise 6 R"iohe. owner: II
Louise-st. corner Columbus ave. for a two.
story frame dwelling house 25R42. Frank
Zeman. No t9S East i6ath-st. owner r J MI
Ter. No 3. 43b 31-ave architect. ................
T!nton-ave. q. 100 II OF lC3i-st. for a two
story frame stable and a story shed. i3S57
John Mandler. No 800 linton ave. own~r "
& DickersOn. architect Observation-Disclosures.
Eyer-ave. $. 3O73 n 81 burnside ave- for a
story frame dwelling house 2ixjO: joseph
Whteside. No PCS Wes, l26'h-at owner: j.
Liner. architect .................
l3Cth-si. n =. IS' 7 II Of - Ann -av. for two
hvo-story brick nathouses. 2.Yso: William II
Lake Yonkers. owner; Harry r Howell. ~ as
East I3sth-st. architect Observation-Disclosures.
Trinitv-sve. s. 175 u $ ~ 10Th 'or a fhfc.
story frame tenement house. 2JJ5G3: Pafrici
T Rraiy, No 2o6 20 ave. owner. Is Muldlon.
No lGJ East G9ta-st. architect. ................
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REAL ESTATE.
UPTOWN SITES SOLD FOR IMPROVE
NENT

The few sales Of city realty closed yesterday
were all in the district far uptown
The plot, 75xl25, the southwest corner OF ST.
Nicholas-ave and One-hundred- and-fo rty-seventh-
st.. was sold BY George F. Hoe to Walter
Fox who will Immediately erect six four-story
dwellings Jacob d. Butler furnishes the building
the New-York Lawn Tennis Club, and adjons the
residence OF the National champions. the HOBART
brothers. The club. although II has other grounds
near by. will seek new sites Tor more courts IN the
The ErnstMarx- Nathan Company sold 10 Shern-
sky & Feldman the southeast corner OF Third-ave.
l0oxs5xl03 with a builders loan Of $500. for i'm
mediate Improvement. Three four-sory brick fiat
houses will be erected on the site. This is the
third parcel sold in this street within two weeks
Siawson & Hobbs sold for the Guinet estate No.
142 West Seventy-seventh-st. a hve-story lime
stone American basement dwelling. 11sXlo22 TO
Henry Morgenthau has sold No. 100 East Eighth
St. another OF the Aston properties. SoX13 20 the
tenant, Frank Souhse on private terms
rockingham e. Timpson- have leased the Bar
clay property at Lenox, Mass. TO Charles w.
Cooper, Of this city
At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday Richard
lnr,unced BY order of the executors on Park.
Pleasant and Heath ayes. and observation-disclosures
lrst and One-hundred "a ndtwenty third SITS, Tween
ty-fourth Ward. Two lots each 2JxS1 the west
eide OF ParkaVc, % u feet south of One hundred
and-first-st were sold to Solomon Jacobs for So 900
each; three lots, each 25xlCOll. on the south side
ave-. TO Solomon Jacobs FOR $500 each The rest
were withdrawn.
d. Phoenix Ingraham sold in foreclosure the
eight-story brick store and loft buildings on plot
75x1Oo. Nos III l43 and l45 Wooser-st 10 William
E. White for s2l5.c9l
Samuel, Goldsucker sold in foreclosure the two
Woody Crest-ave.. 1911 feet north Of Devoe-st 10
1sdor Grayhead for 5000 each.
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slddy and wife 20 Stephen W Jones
Cay-ave. 5. $40 II Of lCoth-s ri. 25x95.ix
-. 10x335. Ephram Levy TO Patrick Ennis.
Coumbia-st, $, i1J II az Houston-st. -x1OOx
2,xIO0: Fanny schwartz to Joseph Larchan
Avenue A. =. "A u s Of 73th-st. %yi3; Henry
Kolsch and wife 10 Margaret Kolsch and
Br!ggs-ave. s $. PISS II e Of Travers-st. s5x
1875: Kettle Knox to William n Payre.
Sth-st. 9, 400 II OF West End-ave 50xlo2.2.
William u ID Stokes and wife TO the Colonial
BuidinI Company !......-...
1Oth-st n e 233 Il OF 10th-st. 2jx94.9:
Theresa Jacob TO Jacob Springer. ..............
Lexinston-aye. :. CO. Il 81 S2d-s 20x70:
Mary T KEY TO Max Solomon. ................
l5sth-st 3 s. 6l8 3 II W Of Boulevard. ls.9x9011.
Charlotte LIlliendahl TO John Martin.
Greenwich-st. 4. 745 II n Of Leroy-st. 23Ax
6s.3x Irregular: julia i Spafford and another TO
sarah herr 90 e..ooo
l0x:8 John Stralcy. referee. to Peter
st John's-ave. $. 81 It OF junction Prospect
ave. 20 1896. Gx20.3 x9s |: James Meehan ct al TO
i5Sth-s, g. 656.9 # OF Boulevard. Is 3x991I.
Charlotte J.illiendah to Bessie X Wauvelt..
T1nton-ave. corner Elm-st. 5oNioO: Martin
C;eszier and wife 10 Hermann Rohrch and
Osth-s;. No Is2 East 20 Ixloo.s: Shannon Farian
and wife 10 Magdaens Ruter NATURALIZATION.
st n's-avc, 9. ia Il 5 OF junction Prospect
ave. %. 3xDS. lx2OxJ0.o; James Mechan ct al to
Inward a leil ............... ........-.-.....
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July Cotton quiet; middl!ng cls,iec;
low miA5lins 7-l6c: good ordinary. llec receipts
ICE bales exports coastwise 100 bales; sales 20 BALES
Baltimore July Cotton nominal; mddlins. enc; low
riddling 1-lec good ordinary 5%c net receipts 23'
bales gross $40 bales; stock. 1860 balef 90, -
Savannah. July Cotton quiet; middlins oEc: low
middling 71Gc receipts 4j5 bales exports coastwise
S35 bales: stock. II. 42l bales. ,,,,,
New-Oreans. July Cotton quiet and easy niau ,
&c. low middling SIC: ordinary. l3-lc net re
ccpts s5s bales gross 800 bales exports TO the Con
tinen 5274 bales coastwse 492 bales sales 800 baie~
stock. 10 232 bales. 80, ,,,,, ,zlo. Love
m;ddling. btc good ordinary, 47sc receipts "a bales
shnments OF bales Gales 35 bales stock. IS 2t5 bales
~ louis Juy G-Cot,on dull; mddling. 57sc; low
middlinS 5Ac;. good ordinary sig ne; receipts
bales; stock. 850i2 bales . ,,,,, al. aro..
New-York July Cotton dull: midalins 49, 80, IsS
Bales to the Continent, 1904 bales torwanrdies
stock iol III bales Total ,O-day.Net receipts 2tSS
bales: exports 70 Great Britain. $50 bales 10 the con
tnent 6S3s bales; stock 2e4 go bales Consoiidate
Net receipts 6074 bales exports 70 Great boin oSs
bales: 10 France 43l bales 10 the Continent. 12'b hde
Total September Net receipts 4Ts 400 bs,ss
exports 10 Great Britain 343s 36 bales TO France e-
les bales: 10 the Continent. 2.927.Gs7 bale'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-07

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT; NEW
YORK COUNTY julius Robertson.
Plaintiff. against James F. Disken ct al,
Defendants
In pursuance Of the Judgment Of fore
closure and sale made and entered In the
I7,h day OF June. lsas. the undersisned
referee, in the said judgment named. VIII
sell at public auction. 81 the New YORK
Real Estate Sales Rooms. No. III Broad
way. In the Borough OF Manhattan. CITY
OF New York on he 18th day OF July
1898, At twelve o'clock noon. by George X:
Read, Auctioneer. the premises directed
by raid Judgment TO be sold therein. ana
described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel ot
land with the building thereon erected.
situate. lying and being IN the Twelfth
Ward OF the city and County o. New
York. bounded and described as follows;
side Of One hundred and eighteenth Street.
distant eighty feet east Of the Southeasts
eriy corner Of said Street and Madlsoa
Avenue running thence Southerly. parallel
with Madison Avenue. and part Of the DIS.
lance through a party wall. one hundred
lei with On hundred and eighteenth
street twenty feet: thence Northerly,
again parallel with Madison Avenue. and
part OF the distance through another party
wall one hundred feet eleven inches q
the sou,herly side Of one hundred and
along the sou,herly side Of One hundred
and eighteenth Street. twenty feet 20 the
point or place Of beginning: said premises
being known and designated by the street
number 81 East llSth Street. In the CITY
of New York.
The following 10 Q diagram Of the prop-
erty referred to IN the foregoing noties ~
sale: