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NJ. D. Whitman beat Robert n. Whitney.
6-3 4-s 60. 6-1.
D. Davis beat George Whitney, So. s-1.
H. Ward beat Sam Hardy. 81. 8-6. 6-s,
Sumner Hardy beat B c. Wright, 7-5. So.
Dwight Davis beat Sam Hardy, s-s, 6-1
81.
B. c. Wright beat George Whitney, s-11.
NJ. D. whitman beat Sumner Hardy. -
S-6. g.. -.
The tournament will continue to-mor-
row.
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HOHENZOLLERN
FIRST FOR THE
FLASH STAKES
Defeat of Mt. McGregor Il at
Sacramento Puts a Crimp
in Many Bank Rolls.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 5.-The big crowd
at Agricultural Park to-day witnessed
some great sport and many close and ex-
citing finishes, but the speculative ele-
ment was badly worsted in the battle
with the books. Beginning with Dakan
D, the top-heavy choice for the two-year-
old pacing stake, every favorite right
down the line contributed toward sepa-
rating the talent from its coin. Neeretta
was looked upon in the nature of a cinch
for the 2:16 trot, but the dilatory tactics
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with painful or irregular periods, mucous dis
charges pain in back and over abdomen, that
all-gone feeling, dragging and bearlng-doWn
pains. Hudyan cures.
Hudyan produces clear. rosy compleNions,
good appetite, d general glow of health. Many
nervous conditions are due TO female weakness
Hudyan cures. and permanently.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists-50 cents
package or six packages for So 80.
II your druggist does not keep Hudyan, sent
direct TO the Hudyan Remedy CO., corner
Stockton, Ellis and Market SITS, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
YOUR CASE-FREE OF CHARGE. CALL Oh
WRITE
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Will Entertain a Volunteer.

The members of the Triton Swimming
and Boating Club will entertain Joseph
p. Hebron. who returned with the First
California Regiment from the Philippines.
The affair will be held in the club rooms,
foot Of Montgomery avenue, tomorrow
evening. There will be music, dancing and
refreshments. The affair is in charge of
Dan H. Everett George w. Blum, Stan
ley Adderley, l. Citron and Arthur Bar
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crippled team with two pitchers in the field.
The game was called at the end of the seventh
inning account OF darkness Attendance,
3lC0. Score:
Clubs r. H z.
Sf6Skl3G Ss% F9Fi1 ......:.......15 y
Batteries-Carrick and Boyle: Dunn and Nc
Guire. Umpires-Emslie and Dwyer.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 5.-The Reds hit Bates
hard in the first game and made their hits at
the right time in the second Tucker and
Bates were given the usual notice OF release
to-day Attendance. 3lo0. Score. first game:
ctae5aa.t Giq6a .....,,..,...........iS + + + E
Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Ph!llips and Wood Knepper and
McAIlister Umpires-Manassau and Connolly
Second game:
etsss5ss5 et5s%6s5i ...s : ! .
Batteries-Friske and Peitz; Collifower and
McAuister. Umpires-Manassau and Connolly
BOSTON. Sept 5.-McGinety's curves were
too much for Boston to-day, while Nichols was
batted hard and often. The fielding of both
teams was very amateurish, several bad erreors
mores was the onI" feature. Attendance. BOO
Score:
Clubs r. H E.
Bait1n Baltimore s'::.::.::::::::.::s ::::::. IS
Batteries-Nichols and Bergen: McGinety and
Robinson. Umpires-snyder and McGarr.
CHICAGO Sept. 5.-The Orphans had con-
siderably the better of a slugging match to-
day. Both pitchers were batted very hard
The fielding was clean, many apparently base
hits being turned into outs by swift work
Attendance. eco. Score:
Clubs r. H z
Pttsburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I 13 2
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue; Sparks and
Schriver. Umpres-O Day and Mcdonald.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Jack Fifeld re-
Gently released by Philadelphia was signed by
Manager Irwin to-day and requested that he
be allowed to pitch against his former COM
rades He made pretty mess OF it, being
pounded for twenty-one hits and passing ten
men to first. Attendance. 67S0. Score:
Clubs r. H E
Washington .........................10 Is 6
Philadelphia ........................B q .
Batteries-FifeId. Kittredge and Roach; Don
ahue and Mcfarland. Umpires-Swartwood
and Hunt
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Louisville made a Gar
rson finish in the ninth inning to-day and
came very near winning. After the score was
tied Hoy singled 10 center and took second
on Defiin's tumble. Then Clark hit line
drive toward second that Wallace just did
reach in time to save the game. Called at the
end Of the ninth inning on account OF darkness
Attendance. 525. Score:
Clubs r. H e
st. Louis ''''...'-'.'''.'.''..'...."
Louisville .............................4 u
Batteries-Cuppy and Schrecongost; Cunning
ham and thinner. Umpires-Latham and Gaff-
ney.
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Court Sutro Heights.

Tomorrow night Court Sutro Heights
will, after its meeting in Native Sons
Hall, tender a reception to Sergeant W.
H. Clancy, one of its members, who re-
turned with the First California Volun-
teers.
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NERVOUS, DESPAIRING
LADIES.

Do not suffer
in silence. and
drift from had
70 Y 0 = : ( .
NervCusae :.
v Z SkneS IS.
? : ls Il = 5 ; ,
enaciStton
all these are
the result Of
3 special troU-
hle, and in or
der TO over
come themNcu
need : remedy
: ? s : VIII
reach the bot
tom cf the
evil ana exert
its curative in
IUeace there.
Hud dyS n
viii bring YOU
comfort for
Hudyan goeS
to the bottom
of the evil.
Have YOU
throbhlnS or
duh pains in
head Gig. ~,
thin and pale
face tFlg. p.
choking sem
sStiOnS Gig.
81. palpltatlon
Of heart tFig
~. impaired
digestion dig
81. an inactive
liver Gig. 81 ?
Some or all
OF these symp-
, toms are sure
: to arise II you
suffer with fe-
male weak
ness in any
form. Hud-
yan promptly
relieves these
5 Y mpto m ;.
Hudyan is a
boon TO ladies
w n o su II r
I4E
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BROOKIYN'S LEAD INCREASED.
Superbas Beat New York, and Bos-
ton Meets Defeat.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BROOKLYN. Sept 5.-Tha Brooklyns landed
on Carrick to-day for seventeen hits, tnclud-
ing TWO triples. New York presented a badly
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a~-@*~+~+@A~%~4e

the price against Libertine touched to
5, when a plunge compelled the ring to
swipe to to 5. Meadow Lark and Mike
Rice also had many friends. AT the start
Tommy Butler on Alaria was unfortunate
in getting away poorly. which ultimately
contributed to the filly's downfall Sulli-
van, with the leg up on Mike Rice. sifted
away in the lead, trailed by Snider on
Iibertine. This was the order into the
stretch. the two leaders being there join
ed by Alaria and Meador Lark. Sullivan
put UP a superb ride on Rice, holding his
drive. led Libertine over the wire scant
half-length, with Meadow Lark at their
saddle skirts. 1t was an 'eagle bird" for
the books.
Following are the entries for to-mor-
rows events:
Pacing 2:20 class; mile heats, three in five.
John A. Connie.
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crippled team with two pitchers in the field
The game called at the end Of the seventh
inning on account OF darkness. Attendance,
31C0. Score:
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Tme-1:2S Good start. Won driving. Winner. T. E.
Featon- Mrs. McAIiister,
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
NEW PTILDINGS.

s5th- st. 40 "a West. for seyen-sory brick bach
elor hotel 2O2xG52 william r IL Martin
owner Ralph Townsend. No - East l"th-st .,- nm
HrClltect T''''N
75tt-st 3 p 50 q of Leno1-avc, for three
story brick stable and dwelling. %.t~lO-2 J II
Schin go 5th-ave. owner, DE Lefnos q -, ooo
Cor--s. architects --'''
73.h-st. " corner Tsris-ave for seven Story
6T.,f Ts a4'h2gs 'GnI q 6rS @ srchlcct 40 600
b5th-s 81 No G26 West f0r Fl nve-stcry trick pusl-
ness building 2jx5O. william Lynch. owner ,oo
Thorn & wilson architects. .-....-. oVO"
Avenue D. p W corner 3d-st for two x-story
brick nn,houses with stores. 3ix51 and 2oxsyb'
we.aud Roth. 40 53s East s21-st, owners 3, ooo
IIorcnburger Straub architects. ooo'V
Tnionp0rt It0a1. 3. IS u G of Morris Park-aVe,
flr a tW0-st1rv frame dwelling. 25lN+o, PAU
Dodge. 30 2.1W 2i-ave. owner William fuetz' mn
architect ......----.. "'''
Frankiir- ave. y. 80 Il of Crotone Park soath.
for Il four-st1rv brick ierement-house. 2e1lu9.
Henry Sp!tz 80 1926 Franklin-ave, owner. ooon
! G4rrn. architect. i''
Crotoaa-aye s. 10 Il n ~ l70th-si. foT two.
story frame dwelling 2lxenN irregular; Row!aha
W Thomas ani Isaac ! Dunn. owners; ono
Fultou-aye. ~ :. JOB q q Kingsh -iige Road,
for n two story frGae dwelling. 21N3o; Wiliarn
j Douglas So !. 352 Jacks ln-aye owner; I ,ooo
DclerH1u. architect -'
Taintrfse ave " g. ~ q - Coles-s'. for three
tuc-stury frame dwellings,. ih1+66. William .. ooo
Ilodcs0n owner. " Dckerson. architect eAch z9Vo
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adams Barrct II % Title Guarantee and Trust
O. SO 20l Duane st. years ...-............. sls'
Baker. JOSIAH r. % william W Garettson, No
loo ChluJcrs-st y part. instaments. ........
Brady Patrick. T. Emlgrant Industrial Savings -
Bank. Nos 5f3 and 5cj 7th-ave. Near........ le
5:,f 275 2, " II 5taag.. year..... 1884
BaruDr0tt. Katie % Margarctha Grafer worth
ave. q " corner Spring 81 4 years...-... ....-+..
Davis J seph and Charles. 20 Charles ThomFen
Cromwell ave or lft-ave. +. 4I5 = -
IIehhridEe-st years .......... .--......... j.
Errorr. blanche W. 10 Lillian " shin. guardian
etc 29tl-sf. s. 192 n " q Muiison-ave.
............ .........-..-. o.
Eireni,loh. Moses ana BeImar. to Leopold New .
borg Mallsu:-atc. " corner elst- ST = years -
Same g. Robert Dun. same property. years. l2o'
Same 20 Leopold Rosenberg. same property -
Fitzgerald. Mary 90 Catherine Farrell. Wads-
W.rth-aNc p W corner 1Slfh-st. years. L.
Llrrrani Daisy. ard Lem Baum 20 the Bowefy
Savings Bank. Nos ia and JIG Dvlson-st m.
Ilniheiin Iola 90 Rosa Mayer. l2&Jst g. 1884
n w ~ Moun. Mcrrf-nNe year........--.- -. j.
Maod0nell Cameron I. g. II Llnsiy Johnson No
u ChrlstcpI e,-st y year-.....-.. ..-----.. o.
Phillips wills H. % George Palen. Jackson-ave
r % q $ ~ 1j6th 1T. demand .-----.------ =
same same. property. demand ...-.- o.
Fawls John and Ellen. 20 Leontne and Carmile
pcnguet Madiaon-avc. " =. 30 = = or 'olunibh-
ave. 3 ......... -
Kr1nske Charles. o. William Oesting, 7Ith-st
g. 1868 Il o. 4 1st-aye years......:..::. -
Martin. Patrick II. 20 Beruheimer q Schnid ID
ave No 45i saloon lease. demand. -.+..-. -. o.
Schmidt Louis II O. Berrheimer 4 Schmld' no o.
go ri .nv, store lease. demand 81
Schrurc Francis =. 90 william M@yn' lf9th-st'
q ~ u Convent ave. ] year .--.... -
v-ebe- Grst1yus e and Charles !. 20 Salomon go
Mar IAN 81 e. 40 q W q Park-ave. years "''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

from James NJ Horton. through Miles Hefer. the
vacant plot on the northeast corner Of LenoN-aVe,
and one hundreds nd -nineteenth-st. 11SXN'. ana
he has taken I'm part payment the hve-story STORES
with fathouso No. 21S5 Seventh-ave. 2oN@. g.,
William Rockefeller has fled plans lor alter-
ations TO his town house at No. 6so fifth-aNe'
The TapfIst Church OF the Redeemer. in one
hundred and-t hrty- -first-st, east Of SeNenth-aVe
q cost of S3.O)O. from plans filed by Archi'ec'
4 H. Taylor. -
The Tidcwater Building Company which IepIe-
scnts the building interests Of John JACOB Ast9r,
will build an eght-story apartment-house on the
southwest corner Of Icnox-ave. and one,h d yd
and-thiriieth-st. 10OxS5 for about s2ypUn Loru,
Hewlett & Hull arc tho architects. Ihe owners
cr record are John Jacob Astor and William Astor
bur the present undertaking Is probably cohNoli'u
entirely by John Jacob AstoT. -.
The following real estate brokers' have neen eecl-
ed members Of tho Real Estate Board or brokers
Charles s Kohler. Of Charles 5. Kohler bfo, 10,
No aOG Columbus-ave.: Joseph 7. Day or No. w
Eighth-ave and f. r. II. Myers, OF No 14l Broad
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

i3Gh-st n g. 800 n " 7il-aye 15.GHy@1l .,
Ebert Crartal referee. 10 Jane J. Satieriee e.
1929 g. g 200 n ~ West End-ave. l-3xloo.-N
125.lXas.7; Davit Todd TO Central Realty
77th 81 5 r. 3G9 n . of ist ave. 25xiO2 ?; Will
lam 9 Costing and wife 90 Charles krQnske
10Th. 81. 40 10 West 2iNlOOllt John II hhhte
ana VIE 10 Liquid Carboc Acid Manufacturing
company
Lots Nos % and q block 1912. map OF l1e lots.
BathEafe estate. property of Charles Is beck,
Henrietta VI Garter and another 10 Thomas
ioist-s s. $50 n W Of Park-ave. 25xioo1l:
Everett MacKinstry ard wife 10 Nictorne L
5oth-st ss o:o 2 W Of loth-ave 25xloo5: Ed
ward Valentine 10 George II GeFardus ct al
ll4ta-st. n r. i75 u W q Isf-ave. 25Nl3o1o; sane
20 same NTH part...+.....-..- -............
l4a,h-st. :. 1910 q " = - Nicholas-ave. l"x
% II. same 20 same. one-ffth part .........-..
Christopher ~. 80 H. g. 2lx4l.llx Irregular .
Hcnrv " Deans 20 Cameron l. Macdonell -. 3
Jackson ave. .. % n of lJGth-et. 2Wtki5.oN
20Ox7,.3: George T. Fowler TO Wills X Ihil!ips
Brecken-ave. 3. 100 II - Jencrson-aNe. -oH
100; Land Company A. Of Edenwnid 70 Michae!
1921 st. S. 1894 n w of Mount Morris owe. l0sx
100 II. Noses Ilndhem 20 lola Linahem
Wales-avo r. 237s Il : % Westchesf ave. '5x
-rs6 sxlOO5. Martin B0iscn 70 Michael Cowen.
l23d-st. g 3. 1884 u ~ Mount Morris-ave, lOsx
100 II: I<o stein 10 lola Lndheirn. ..-.........
Michael ORailly TO ls.dor l. Carroll .-...: II
plcasaui-ayc. corner llGth-st. y. s1G1; Daniel
Tcrlroly - John connolly. .............
Madis1n-lvc. 8 corner sIst-st. lu2 2x'j, Robert
G. Dun % Moses Ehrenre.ch hud another. ....,..
aetn-7t q 2 S0 = ~ Park ave joNlOo II; WI
hu- Larrcra0re referee. 90 Louis Iese.......... J
= Noholas- ave- s.. -. i0 = ~ Han St ~. x
- -N2I."-1@2. same 20 80 -...........
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
1cGthc!s

>o.c.~oo~oo~oco~ooOocNyNNN N@ov>NNNSoS>NNNNHo>e
~ IORAIAL AND UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, AZ present
~ engaged IN ladies school prcparng students for
college examinations desires position Ia school or college
for year commencing September next MISS AAhIiN'
ITO East A3th-sL
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
School AQcncies.


MIRIAM COYRIEREs Teachers Agency supplies PFC,
i f,ssors tutors teachers gov, Inesses. etc. IN al
d.ptr schools carefully recommended 80 5tha'e coz
2Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

. DvrRTISEMFNT- and subscriptions foi The Tribune
a received their Uptown Orce 10 i.242 Broadway.
north ~ until . o'clock D. advertise
,t. r-celved az following branch Offices
orlr. rafer until o'clock p viz 20 sth-aVe,
and ian st 4a Columbus ave. near West db,h st loo
~, t2d-,t near Gih-ave 81 East i4th-st.. 2JI Wes
o.. hc,we.r Tih ana sth 1870 47thst. lass
sf-,v. between 10th and 71th 1929 9d-svs. near
a,.t a.. 1 Tos lat ave. s9th ct. 900 Sd-sya.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

ferine caused Inflammation Of the brain. bringing
agonzing end. He died without any ot MS REM
tlVes near him I'm a delirium. in the sanitarum IN
the Austrian Tyrol. to which he was taken. Only
two doctors at his bedside when he expired
In his derlum he raved OF his childhood. parents
and comrades. and begged his father and mother IN
touching words To him from the awful palnai
I'm his head. which increased until he died.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
Connlrn Bcaro.

n INVALID may obtain beard Win esery Snis ans
a comfort IN a physicians fanlH ~ uie eN'"''s "
Ssyr- London Conn. Address Box 2us
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
Real estate Danteo.

nm <~<|DNTON||0N|
small HOUSE unfurnshed. psr'or floor. centra
- location. state lowest terms, etc BUSINESS. Bo
a.. l. 2f2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

,NOGGY WEATHER. The bright cold snap OF
y-afy has been succeeded by one Of the muggiest
t.~'1aiys on record. the thermometer during the
week standing at s. degrees Similar and un-
"a m'4cness is reported from the Continent.
''e nave bocr severe storms over the south
=. ~ southwest portions Of the British Isles and
49,. s-s 10 many parts The River Thames has risen
cen usay Sy ma many residents % Windsor have
aa,,i-o'iHs their furniture as a result Of the
s1sn1enza has resumed ITS sway. but it is not of
1ea0ly type
.-NNcE ALFREDs : DEATH. There IS dark
n,e'oy lying behind the death Of young Prince
80 so Of saXe-Coburg and Goths the only son of
o luxe Of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. second son Of
- Va victoria This adds greatly 20 the grief Of
'auFes He was handsome tall and Of manly
ing and hs sieh,. boyish figure In brilliant
- uniform, was conspicuous during the Jubi-
- festivities In England Soon after the Jubilee
~ '"oe returned 10 his regiment IN Berlin. one
s. we crack guard regiments. but ne soon fell
g. o"o hands. became entanged In the gambling
p.Hoals. and finally his resulted IN his cousin
-'e'o' William d.srnissing him from the Guards
l,- Dhoer The guise of promotion transferring
a.. 10 Aoe regiment az Coburg TWO other Off
va. VINO were mixed up IN tae gambling scandal
'He csshiored
D1' gambling WAS not the worst feature Of the
49,. prince case He INDUCED In other dissi-
tsons winch undermined his health and brought
XII NJ e-'."ht.y death. il did with Alfonso
bounced P~i',c. P'. L4ly in January specialists pro-
h gnce,'.4Iie' me- Aired > state 10 De hopeless aud
eges,lo, ~ no the throne Of Coburg out OF Tho
u The i'i' prince. however mad 10 parficiDafe fe
Vas carlo "t9dne festivities Of his parents and
Frnes. 81 tcoar-chair iour davs before ~,
'"e disease from which he was suf-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

CGe5n 10 WALL ST 75i 5TH AVE
30 WEST 4sTH STREET. This fine residence recently
~ renovated and improved; nrstclass neighborhood
KEYS IT No l. next door Permit unnecessary regular
brokcrage allowed Rent. 50 s,1.
G ". BASHFORD. II Wall ST
, % LEXINGTON AVENUE. seth Street
.1I.) charming little house American plan. In hne
hermit unnecessary. regular brokerage allowed.
zen, 81 OlO G. W. BASHFORD 81 Wall St
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

'l"- ' ATLANTIC CITY. y. :.
ur.. ,,-ohs,r,,ctei ocean view steam and every
- IN ~. u,',,,,,,trDe,t KATHARINE MGRATH
yCU, pENNVrRST. M.chiean-aye.. near the Bench. At
lontc City-Opcn ali the year Every convenience,
&c eiecrtc elevator level of pavement. a;eHa
-, afc send for illustrated booklet. JAMES HOOD
" Ocean end Kentucky-ave Atlantic city. y J. l5h
an modern touvenleuccs Cuisine trs' class = %
10 SO 90 daily. special weekly =" IS "'N''t'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

PLUNDERED BY THE GUESTs.-The Munici
~ council Of Paris has just given ball. and the
''p''' which has now been submitted 70 the Council
es's mat The four thousand guests cleared of
| '"A FIX dozen silver spoons and 6sB miscellaneous
s5sa'es ranging from plates TO mustard pots. IN
es--oh. some - Tie dancers took away bottles OF
sn, afasAe The report however considers TINS
Ia, satisfactory. "the losses being less this year
"@N upon previous occasions"
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

SETBACK TO THE DREYFUS CAUSE.-THE
idopton Yesterday Of the Trial Revision bill by the
French Chamber % Deputies IS the greatest blow
tie revision of the Dreyfus trial has vet received
The revisonst organs declare il is q violation Of
tA republican principles. The Chamber. by the
vote practically consented 70 pack the highest
court rather than have Il pass an unpopular YER
oiG It's action attacks the very foundation Of
justice IN France The Anti-ReVisionsts are natu-
isiy jublan'. one of the most rabid mouthpieces
.. me Anii-Revsl1nsts actually declared this week
ma Inc recent visit ~ Lord RoSebery and Cecil
f'lo1es 10 Paris 10 make arrangements 70
oe'aF the cost ~ be- continual tiOn OF the Dreyfus
ekNuon. "on which iJVlHCoO francs have
Sfeeoy been spent. three-fOurths emanating from
i.snsa sources with the view 10 provoke a revo-
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

BoNApARTlsT DEMONsTRATION.-Th was
eho'hef bonapartst demonstration at the Nouveau
.hea''e on Friday AZ the performance Of the "Roi
ue Rome After a Napooonic ode had been sung,
.as bonapartsts -howered bouquets of viOlets upon
s.s Sutge. wnerelpon the remainder OF the audi
nc e-.ss attacked them and free fight took place
VII" me police restored order
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12
Suburban RcII Cstnt..

GEScY -Montclair real estate all kinds sale and
y rent CIAFESCE B TUBBs Beekuan-st.. y. y.
NrUTLEY. ALI kinds real estate. A. l. VAN WINkl-E
y opposite station. NItey. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

ii oTEL RUDOLF
ATLANTIC CITY. " ).
ocean front the promenade.
capaci,y 400 Orchestra. Dancing Friday eyen-
,aca rate 70 March s,st 81 80 and s350 per day
cuding sea water path
cHAs. r. MYERS. owner & Prop'r
New-York tribune., 1899-02-12

-. Cnafeau De Navarro. beautifully furnished iour-
,..n roon, cottage bedroons billiard room mfse
tern throughout. stable with use OF
arg. grounds with fountain also choice OF
oupo lite fully furnished elec
,rtc aht large piazzas. ~ For full particulars
address Dr BRISTOL. No. 2?O Macisor AVE- y l 'ly
..,o rFIT -Eou.. unfurnl,hed 81 rooms bath all i'm
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
THE MARKET ELSEWHERE.

New York, May 17-When it was
announced on Monday morning, that
some Of the most powerful interests in
the country had banded themselves to-
gether for the support of prices in the
stock market, 1t dissipated very largely
the timidity Of holders of the group Of
securities which had been so marvel
DUSTY increased .under the favoring
activities of the late ex-Gov. Flower.
1t also caused the professional opera
tors who always stand ready to attack
values of securities at any vulnerable
point, to pause in their purpose The
capitalists behind the ex-Flower. group
apparently felt so much encouraged
with the firmness and confidence dis
played by the market since the crisis
that they made up their minds today
TO complete It's rehabilitation and put
prices back to where they were on
Friday last, before Mr.. Flowers death.
1t was not until the latter part Of the
day that this purpose seemed to be
taken seriously in hand. In fact, the
Flower stocks as a group We're quite
lconspicuously quiet during the early
part of the day.
Their position seemed to be left to
the natural course Of events and the
general trend of the market 1t was
! the events of the day in the general
market that seemed to confirm the pur-
pose Of the financial leaders These
events were very marked disinclina-
ton on the part of present holders of
securities TO proceed with any liouida-
ton and quiet and persistent outside
demand for a wide range Of stocks
showed some large transactions in
bonds, especially in recent or contem-
fcer1 RE- nF -, o.
and 4 per cent grades, We're also is
evidence Of the pressing demand for
investment, from q large reserve of
capital The money market was notice
ably easy, and advices from different
points in the interior were of large
funds on hand
The statement Of ST. PauTs gross
earnings for the second week in Nav.
showing an increase Of over $4,000
compared with the corresponding week
last year, when the extraordinary
grain movement incident to the Letter
deal was in progress. was taken to
Indicate q continued prosperous cOudi-
ton Of railroad traffic. London also
showed favorable disposition toward
American railroads and advanced
prices there before the opening here.
More mature consideration Of the
trade statistics for April disclosed the
continued strong position of our in
ternational commerce. Notwithstanding
unfavOrable comparisons at some
points with the unprecedented period
Of last year.
The market gradually but persist
entity hardened under these various in
fluences early in the day. Central and
Southern Pacific. Chicago Terminal,
the iron and steel shares, Sugar, To-
paeco and New York municipal cor
poration stocks advancing sharply.
In the late afternoon the market
undertook push APP Brooklyn
Transit to where il was last Friday.
This they did through a Hood Of offer
ings and held Il there to the close over
Z points above yesterdays close
Peoples Gas, the Federal Steel
stocks, International Paper. Rock ISL
and and Atchison preferred are over
points higher. The railroads shared