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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

WHETHER or not the early news OF
the engagements in South Africa was
doctored as n filtered through the off,
cial mesh 10 the people OF England, the
situation as it now appears is surely
quite different than 1t seemed a week
ago and has been growing more grave
with every days developments Indeed
the victories that the British have won
30 far seem 10 have been of the kind
that an army could endure hardly more
than Il could as many defeats and the
news continues to bear out the view
that the battles were fought because
the Boers became 50 threatening and
were rendering the British situation so
desperate that. II the latter had not at
tackled. they would shortly have been
eight in a corner and have suffered even
more severely than they did.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

THE death OF the gallant General sy-
mon within the enemys camp may well
be believed TO have a most depressing
effect IN England. It was most pathct-
&c circumstance and seems particularly
hard coming on top OF reports that the
bullet which sent him down had been
extracted and that he was doing wei. IL
emphasizes how great is the chang In
the news since week ago when all
England was rejoicing at the victory OF
Glencoe and the splendid charge which
drove the Beers back IN disorder from
the hills with the Gorjons. the Rifles
and the Dublin Fusiliers in the storm
ing party ani few troops OF Huss ars
In pursst of ths flying enemy. An ad-
mission OF a considerable loss on the
British side and the wounding Of the
commanding general were the only cir
cumsiances 10 qualify a glorious tri-
umph. But since then u has developed
that there was q perfect slaughtef of
bfave Young British officers iu the s0r-
fis that the Brush retired nfier The
hattie leaving their 0undci with .he
enemy and ihe nsld they bad taken
again occupied by the 30 rs, aud that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

THE increase Of nearly million dol
lars in the annual receipts reported by
the commissioner OF the land ONCE
shows that his department has been
doing a land office business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

mo rursulng Hussars. officers men ana
horses. had been pretty 'o,''p'e'e'y 80 !.
HE'D an and are now held prisoners IN
The same pen where the Beers conilhea
ran,eson's burlesque raiders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

AS the News suggested was most
likely the suspicion that Inc sun
would shine for the teachers institute
was wholly unfounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

THE Western farmers are said To be
eomn,aining grievously because the
South African war has raised the prlce
of diamonds Just as they were getting
in shape TO make large purchases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

Nrr-I gathlh rWom what me
f,.i.rb rvru.n f.nuuun says that the
United e.atrs is NJ mr Wapidly n The
estimation of the world
chofv Yes indctd' WHY 20 has wisen
suhpwiringly ion thp .siim8tion of The
fcllahs az the club. Puck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

SENATOR Petdsrew OF the Dakotas'
announces that he. TOO. is ashamed OF
his country. The nation mourns ac-
cordnglY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28
THE NEWS
DAILY EUROPEAN HINT.

(Secured for exclusive puoiicafon IN
The News by arrangement with Feix'
Rouff. Doucet. Ls Ferriere. Pdquin ana
other famous Partisan costume maxi
ers.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

Wltnout PeeF.-Wo'ks Wirsetes III
Agnew's Cure FOR The Heart is without
"A peer This great remedy relieves in
stantly the most aggravated and dis
trcsslng forms uf Heart Disease. Thou
sands of lines has the hand 0t the grim
DESTROYER been staved bv ~ use. VI
,hcre b. PnlpAattou. Shurtness of
tieath. pain in i.cft Side. SIN theriug
sensations. don't delay or sou may be
counted in The long list of those VIII
nave s'n" over Go the Rreat majority
because Che best remedy iu the world
i'laN was not prumihy usrd.-2i
sold hN Elaudiue a. Handing "A Wey
I hu. tti Geo. D.. Claniu. o. to Z. a
/ Main siIe.t aud huu aud Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

Vienna win soon celebrate the sOoth
anniversary uf tho foundation of It's
medical school.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-28

CrysHING-In this city eth inst, ian Jan
E- cushing, widow OF Josiah Cush-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
DELAW ARE, LACKAWANNA AM
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Stations in New York foot Barclay and Christopher s's
VFSTlBT'LF TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET CANS
PlNTSCH LIGHT. -,
500 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
stations. ...- .o-, ,..-o>- rr,-c
HANTON. OWEGO. ITHACA. ELMlkA. SlkAClcE
and OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Bunet Parlor cars
Connecting al Bunao with trains FOR Chicago and points
West. .,...,-, -,
400 p NJ Cdailv)-Chcago and Buffalo Nestibuled Elk
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELMtkA'
pullman Buffet Paror Cars 20 Elm.ra Through sleep
irg cars ana DAY coach Chicago. arriving at 4lo r
NJ. next day.
4:OO T. M-SCRANTON. WTLKEsBARRE and PLfM-
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parl1r cars 1000
5:Co = NJ 0laiy)-CHICAGO and BUFFALO NksTI-
BI-LED LIMITED EXPRESS for SCRANTON, BIN
HAMTON EIMIRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH BUFFET
sLFFPING CAR New York to Chicago Dining Car
west Of Buffalo. . ..,,,,.,.
$500 p NJ (daily)-BUFFAL-o EXPRESS p LLMAN
MIRA BATH MOUNT MORRIS and BUFFALO. Ar
irving Buffalo 500 4 ~ ., .---o,. r,,,-
$3.50 r NJ. Manyl-BUTFALo. SCRANTON. BING-
SYRACUSE and OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccoMMoDATIoNs AT
HENRY GAZE & SONS Ltd. ll3 Broadway; IA PARK
place 400 and Broadway Tickets at Ferry stations
iii Fourth ave- Twelfth St. 81 West one Hun
dred and Twenty-hfth St. 235 Columbus ave New York
a3s and 1876 Fulton and iO5 Broadway, Brooklyn lime
table g wing full information a. all stations
WFSTCOTTS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

s Jgdd Co veal, go 10 at IS 20; o. Jas n. at
s. % ' do 100 10 a. 81 so 40. 100 10. az 81 %
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Eecep were 10 cars or 253o
head. including I city. butcher. and counting
tho stock he'd over wednesday. there we're -
u which Jersey City and at sixtieth-s
Sheep and, with scarcity or buyers mere
little demand for either sheep or lambs and the
rated shade About - cars OF stock were
70 SCH AZ the close Common 10 fair shsep sola az sasi
n. medium choice lambs a. 80 lz52gSO 30
Dressed mutton duh 6G7sc per 10 Dressed lambs az
7as9c. dressed dollhouse lambs lower at S'gss
per -. =.
sAles-T H. Hume & Bro: 2li Michigan lambs. SO 70
average az s. IS per ~ 247 state do 50 70 az 70 70
li3 do SO n at s. I2 State sheep. 100 No. at 50 3D.
! buck 40 n at 50 - 81. -.
Dlenback: III lambs 50 70. at IS 3d. 20 State
sheep. 90 n az SO. o.
30 Ohio sheep. lO4 n AZ -. 80.
J H. Wilkerson. 1909 Buffalo lambs, 90 ~ az 81 80
y Harrington: 1913 lambs. 80 n. at s. 32h POI
Buffalo do q n. AZ 81 321 ooo
HOGs- Receipts were cars $40 hoad and 22S head
were on Fmer for live and ordinary 70 choice
were quoted at So s59$4 10 per 100 10 Country dressed
lower Tor medium weights. Quotations were as folows
Heavy 4Q4isc per h medium. 4+u514c' light weights
81. dGc. - -, go :, -
age az 81 10 per 100 n. .
n u Hollis date yesterday: - state pigs (to an out
sider) SO 10 at 81 %. SO do li2 n. at 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Feb. 23Trade in cattle to-day was slow on on
S5aS5 - for pretty good 10 prime grades SAFES w.
being poor fed brought sass 90 leNas
steers 50 50G$ 70 calves 50 5On$l % Inc geauy r
duced receipts Of stopped the decline IN prlc
s. 7ndS3 s2i packing 80 50GS3 ~; mixed - 2oe
So 12s butchers So GTs3 M light 50 5HiH3 TO- pgs
S3TS3 80 good demand for sheep al steatS
prices. lambs rather slow and weak az W.
decline Poor prime sheep. " '"aSt 10 ~
al S4dS4 40. ewes. s. 75GS4 o. yearngs - -'gS4 ~,
good export 81 50uS+ % poor 10 pI''"s
lambs - 25dSl X chiefly AZ 81 6O1Si ~ trlelps,
Cattle 5000 head hogs % oOo head sheep l2oo nead
Cincinnati. Feb. 23-H1gs strong 50 l5p>3 81. Catt
STEADY. 81 5oQS5 sheep dull s. 25aSi % LAMBS du''
lower SASS Is ,--.-,
East Bunalo Feb 23-Recepts OF sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenty-tour houts
ended a. neon Cattle. y cars sheep anu
lambs iG cars hogs Shipments-Catte - cars
sheen and lambs Is Catt-Ihe trace
Vas nominaIy UNCHANGED there was only Few oad
head on sale and a moderate demand calves Were j.
.ight supnv-about head Fair demand ana STEADY az
e 500S7 70. good choice S70SI 30 Sheep and aros
The trade was lfeess. with % loads sale at lo"esI
basis AZ prices few sales ~ top seleconH WEI
m be- Iamhs-Choice extra We're quotae o. - = 20
god ~ choice s. g1Qsj. fair good 81 loeNt w. neep
Cfoice 20 extra - 2JNSi so good 70 choice aus -
common 10 fair s. 1898 IS Hogs-The offerings We
- loads sale The start fairly active Dut oIueIs
drooned on until there no demand lorkets w.,
ouo.able ~ IS sOGS3 s.. mixed 81 eVpS5 W PCS - ~
81 e.. load OF fancy heavy sold at - va anu inc
balance al SO o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
STOCK on HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeU-Nork. FEBRUARY -. i0''
t,t-t-1-re- REGENTS were - cars or SO h.ad h'l'
Ell a. sisuVhterere direct No trade IN 1--we calue Il
a. 80 dressed beef fairly good demand NJ ~
o. rer n Tor native sides Liverpool ana l'-hao" iag
r., fe. ouot.d American i've cattle nriH az i-s
,o. -e~ .stimated dressed weight I've tneep ae44s
- i9alac dressed weight. Refrigerator beef a. w.
n, No shipments Of I've cattle or ufeASee "e' ''''"
mort either to-day to-moIro" ~ .-.rLe,
Pc,tIrs- Rerepts were 60 head, all for the maIN.,
, ,, tho oalle- held yesterday. mere "e.. TO
h. ,e mems Trade quiet and prices easier Nl'noI
~ i..-aa,re ~ me stock Common 20 prime veas holS
A. - 81 10 per iO0 n selected do al 81 iAh.s
q. a. so. Iafe Yesterday afternoon car %.
80 o., - ~ itu dressed veals lower AZ son ne
w. ~ f~W extra carcasses bringing l2c eouni,g
t..4 ,- heavy SUNNY and selling AZ 6'sWvc WIN
catering sales at sisc dressed fed and Western caves
ssir.-H H. Hollis. 3 veas 1876 n average a. - PEI
lfsl N q o. 10 n - s. u; - g. l5l 10 al - o. ~
40 ia Whit = e.. - vcsIs n. s. % DO
~, y, ef 81 90. DO % n. at So -,
- II Hume 4 Bro Il veAls. 1fI n. AZ 81 20 49,, ..
j o curtis Son. veals, i5i 10 at s' DO ioo 10
at s. 80 - Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL


All through trains stop at Albany. Utica. Syracuse
= Trains leave Grand Central Stations as follows;
500 a. N.-Daly except sundays. The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED =,
Niagara Falls. 5.32 P. NJ; Toronto. 900 p NJ; De
- .Iolt, lilo J. ". Limited % rs seating capacity
$40 A, Mast MAIL. Dally-For Buffalo Niagara
Falls and Cleveland.
1870 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS except Sunday. For
Buffalo and an important New York state points
LOO NJ SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED and CHI
CAOO SPECIAL. Daily-For Columbus, Clnch-
$3.50 p M-TROY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
sunday stops az important stations
$50 p. MAKE SHORE LIMITED. paiiy-24-hhouf
Chicago. via Lake Shore Due CieVeidIi
7:45 4. NJ. due Chicago 40 2. NJ Sleeping ana
9. 90 P M-wEsTERN EXPRESS. Dary-FOr Niagara
Falls Toronto ,lovei+no L-.H&-
CO P. M.-NoRTHERN EXPRESS. paiiymFor Troy
-3O p M-AnTPONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAL EXPRESS. Daily. ..r.r,,
$40 ?. M.-BUFFALO AND SOUTHWEST END
SPECIAL Daiiy-For BufIalo. NiaEafs s,,! AIS
o15 p. M-PACIFIc EXPRESS Da:y-For osaens-
burg Niagara Falls Cleveland thlcago ahn, -
cept Saturday for Cane Nncert ard the nupucn r.al
1910 night-MIDNIGHT BXPREss. Fer C s,ats,
every night except Sunday nights suHoa'
HAPLEM DIVISION. .
OF, " ard 235 r M-Daiy except Sunday. 20
Psned. sundays only a, go A. NJ
Trains illuminated with Pn'sch Lent , ,..,..
Ticket and Wagner Offices az Grand Central station
ll3 2G Alb Br adwav 81 East IAN St ~ BTosoMay
235 columbus Ave 81 West i25t1 St. l29il -
and lOG P-oadwav. F. T.. BROOKLYN -. VI,
Telephone "279o Thirty-eenth Street for NV norH
dsnce nv Westc,,t Exprs-s c mpany
- cEoacr rAN-ErN Gore-al nassence- Agen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
- YoRK-Edmund Coffin Plaintiff. against William
II c. Jackson e. al DEFENDANTS -.
" In pursuance judgmen, Of foreclosure and sale
duy made and entered IN the above entitled action pear
Ing date the sth day of February. leyS
y THF UNDERSIGNED. the Referee ~ SAID Judgment
named. VIII public auction a. the New.York Rea
Room. 40. III Broadway, n me Guy ot
New-York Borough OF Manhattan on the sra day or
Maven 1879 a. Il o'clock Of that day uy Bryan L.
Company. Auctoneers. the premises by salc
,dcr1ent m be sold therein described as follows;
mat not or parcel OF land. situate on the s0utneTly
sd ~ thirty fourth ~ the Borough Of Manhattan
~ the CIV Of New-York bounded and described as fol-
iyrs rrGTNNING az a point the said southery side
fourth street distant Five hundred and twenty
et 800 ~ Eastery from the souheasterly corner or
se,entb Avenue and Thirtyf0u Street running thence
Eastery along the souhery side OF Thirty fourth street
Frh,v feet so ~ thence soutnery and parallel win
seventh Avenue Nineyeieht feet nine inches 9s T. IN
OF block between Thrty-thrd and
T,-t,,0rth streets: Westerly along said centre
itre qbfv feet 80 f) and thence Northerly and
Nlnety-eght feet nine Inches
1oe y in TO the southery side OF Thirtyfourth Street
~ ne pont OF place beginning said premises lying
Sect1on Block 40 the Land Map OF the City Of
New York -, .eoo
FRANK D ARTHUR.
Referee.
MERRILL & ROGERS. At;ys FOR plaintiff. III Broad
Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
EDIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers ct.
as follows. and 1--WE minutes earlier from West &.d-sti
1900 A. M.--Vestlhued Express daily Tor Brghantonx
wavery. Elmira Buffalo. Bradford Arrive bunaio .
p NJ parlor 20 Buffalo -.
200 r. N.-Vestihulef limlted-Fast mail daily. Solid
train Tor Chicago Arrives Cleveland : 30 A. NJ CHICAGO
p NJ sepeers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car 80. 49,. ,.--...
eaIlv Arrive. AZ Bufsao 7:o5 A NJ. Bradford TO A.
NJ jamestown 90 a. NJ. YOUNGSTOWN ivi-L A. VI.
Cleveland 1890 P n seepers Buffalo and CleVeiand
Cara Library Car. - r,..,-.
os15 y. M.-Daiy solid train for Blngnanton Es
warcry and chicago seepers 10 Hornellsyie chicago
,ng ~ rsrs AZ TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
COMMoDATToNs a. H. is 2ei t9i %, and 70 iessS
Tav 27 Rowery 1856 i23th-st ana go Nest -'ss.
chambers and 23t-s ferries. New, ,aik. 800
ana SEQ Fuon-et 0s Broadway BROOKLYN -
II,.cken end Jersey CITY station. New-lorA lfans.ef
Co cali. for and checks baggage from hotels ana real
dences.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb % -ouon-Holiday hs S eJ LUIS
80. cyt,'rt ~ The Continent. 9f7 stock, 22534
baltimore FEB 23-Couon nominal mld S &c
G75 taes. stock. 23.0l6 ,.,,,- - 80
Sarannah Feb % Cotton quiet; middling . lS-los
low rddl ue 5-6c receipts ia pass eNpoi's 0o"''
Vel, Ge3. sales. 1873; stock, % OBJ ,.,,,.u c..
>,,rI0r,eans Feb Cotton STEADY, mlddllhs oc'
y, ii',g 1-i6c. good ordinary. l-ltc; receipts,
Si baes exports 70 Great Britain. $40 sales AVUo'
stock 89l 100 ,. - ...,d,. ,,tdaline
-. r-i4Ifr 5%c good ordinary, 3'sc; net receipts
90. lie erass IN shipments LA sales. 200 stock
=. 4G3. 90. -... ..oad,. rriddling & lice:
tS4tro II igc. good ordinary Csc. net receipts
qI baiee cross $50 shipments, GAL; sales a. STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

Liverpool Feb %. 845 p Exchanre.Wh sat-No
red Northern spring firm. IS I'D Corn-sp9t steady
steady February IS Ga March 3s 5Ase' May. s. I'D I'd
T. mr. Louis fancy winter dull. - Cd HOPS az Lon
don aclnc COAST firm. "a l5sat5 5s Beef dull extra
india mess COS; prime mess. COS PORK duiI; prime
49, Hams-short cut u TO l6 n. steady. S4s "a
i5c steady. Cumberland cut 2S 70 30 n 25s Cd short
Ia -, ~ % n 27s CD: long mddes light. 30 10
- n 2ss. long uiddles heavy 40 10 40 10 rs
yo~- clear backs rs 10 j. u, 2ss clear bellies ~
i6 N ais shoulders-Square y to u TO hIm' 80
- Prime Western steady. 21s Sd Cheese Gun,
iI.on nnAst white and colored. 49s. Taow-Prme
en- s,ranp 28s Cottonseed oilLverpooi refined firm
i5s I'd. Turpentine-spfts hrn' DDS N's''
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

A pvTRTfsEMENTs and subs cripuons for The Tribune
\ rsrsiysd an their UPTOWN once No Lap Broadway
FL door north OF 3lstst until o'clock p m; advertise
rt received al the following branch Offices at regular
once rates until o'clock y. M. Via 2Si sth-ave. $ e.
cor 93d-st 1872 6th-aye. cor l2th-st Macys bth-ave
end iath-.t 1s2 Coiumbus-ave West Goth st; 100
Vest 42l-st near Gth-aye; ~ East lth-st PSI West
aeds between 18th sth 159 East 4Itn-st. l3is
sd-ave between 10th and nth sts l026 5dave. near
6is-st 70s lst-sve. near ssth-stt 6N shave near
4is-st b54 3d-ave 30 B,eecker-Et: 325 Beecker-st
eOs 3daye 2i0 East I9hsL; le2l 80 ave. oo2 Sdaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24

Liverpool Feb % mM ,s,,,Sg TSe sales
~ a. r.v we're 10 90 bales OF which loo We're 5o
snecatlo- and export and included goo american ~,
'l 20 9f.I hale all American Futures opened our'
b poor demand and closed qgie5 put s, ste I
w" % f5f,nc m c February. ls-t4po .O-bid uuyela
Tan mn 80 March 6ia3 20-64d buyers; March sne
h~ 2 1e-Gla3 20-o4d buyers AprI and May ZV T
Ab,," is.i~s Nav and June 2l-6id buyers June
% INV ei-Gid3 22-Gd buyers Juy ana o5 Ss
ane % ga sellers. August September 21oft
- - September and October p t4g3 2oid
49, october and November. -o4 az @Z-otG se'T1e
s.,,r,pber and December. y bir3 -Zto s~Ie's' ~
~ IN and January 3 q -64a3 22-Gid sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station ~ Y, as follo"A
and IL m later from foot Of W 42d ST.: a.,
1916 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. DaiIr ror
Albany Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Magyar" alls.
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81. Louis Arrives
Chicago and St Louis next afternoon. Dnlhs S@I'
5,45 p ~ go n later foot W. i2d ST. chicago ara
ST. Louis Limited. Daily for Utica Syracuse hoSn-
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Oeto'!
Cleveland chicago and St Louis ... p,,
1870 p NJ, Daily Utlca. Syracuse Rochester bur
falo. Niagara Falls and Toronto . po.n..
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit C'eVs-
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
Time tables AZ PRINCIPAL hotels and orces Baggas~
checked fror, Hotel Residence nv Westcott EXPRESS
e. z LAMPERT. Gereral passenrer Agent ~ =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
Centre line OF block.

The Approximate amount of the lien charge 10 satisfy
vh;r1 Inc above described property ~ be sold Is
500 22s o. with thereon from the 9Th day Of Feb
many 1872 together with and allowances amount
Ing 10 S32 10 from February 9th 1893 to-
gether with the expenses or sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes Assessments or other
liens which are allowed 10 fhe purchaser out %
the purchase money. or paid BY the Referee Is Sl'-o
and Interest. $500. . ..-... -
seo o1 with interest thereon from the LIST day OF De-
eember lses al the OF I'VE per centrum per annum
80 -, mortgage Tor $4,000. with Interest thereon
rom December 1897 the rate OF six per cent per
annum. also covenants contained IN deed reso4Sea IN
Ilher cal o. Conveyance page 10 VI '>e"-iN'A ~'N'
Registers Office ~, ,eoo
H~'eu' w" ~ FRANK D. ARTHUR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24
- pp4vCJSCO MINING STOCKS.
Proposals.
n1.,.pL,oposALs ZOE BLEACHED COTTON

ur-rK.-phila Depot @ NJ Dept 1923 Arch Street.
phua. pa February % lsm:-sealed proposals IN
,-i-,fc viii te received here until II o'clock A. NJ.
sefsv February - 1880 FOR immediate delivery at this
ic ~ 100 100 yards Beachcd Cotton Duck. conforming
80 80 as possible Army standard Ga 70
ounce Duck Quantity T. be suhjec; 10 Increase OF oV
~, fr delivery " latter quantity l. desired 10 De
80 SAMPLES must accompany bids. Government re
,e.s right % reject accept or All proposals or
-, AR, thereof Preference given articles " dones
fIe noAuc0n manufacture conditions OF quality anu
-. uuclud.ng ln price n foreign productions or
,,rir.s Inc DUTY thereon, equal Blanks FOR
,rgu5sas Will be- furnished upon appiicauon Envelopes
Ig.I~nr or9nosas endorsed Proposals Tor Duck
and Addressed 90 Colonel JOHN V. fLREl, Deputy
ouartermAster-G General. L. 3. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-24


C0TTON-tt tle reopening ~ the cotton market this
rornirg business quite lively. but subsequent de
,t.opnen me session disaI pointed the hopes o. the
bull ccL.inrert English cables averaged better than
bal. been exr. showing advance ~ Lad yeser-
DAY and Increasing the advance by about I'D to-day
ne Lverp1r market closing az net gain o. '2ulz sd
from Tuesday nnal figures. Ths. and reports Of very
hs8 weath-- b. ire South caused firm feeling a. the
advance = points. But the bull energy soon
pferee market weakening the call progressec
Hc the cal averaged gain ot only lg2 points. sill
aeT became pronounced and at one tine
he msrkst showed net loss q % points from the
zl prices March showing the greatest decline. Tie
greatest decline from Tuesday nights prices was also
t-s.y STEADY a net loss 4 20 points The general
volume o. business moderate Liquidation was me
.A.ure. Selling extensively for Southern ana
IgrpsaI accounts. The foreign contingent was c-s-
NSl % cling t1 me high crop estimates z Ne!l Al
n9lgh tney long ignored by room operators.
q 1a' n1W Fa. few estimates reach the j VjVJ bae
'espts aLl very bad weather accounts with ffeezns
reported f1r points Of the cotton bel', AID lands
a- @ he tc wet for poughing for the next Weeh or
T. days. most favored localities.
7tsrs was s--e selling for short account on BELIEF
y much larger movement with better weather. and
tH thai -he long interest too much scattered and
sVeo ruu-s impending labor troubles IN Lancashire
q question 70 wages following statements claimed
ts no-nrF ttar manufactures were inendlig 70 meet
ne views operatives trade conditions and the business
Ist yY situation as follows: Kise since
l-eenabeT spy because the world has learned mat
Ss has ovfrest mated the crop by perhaps nt."on
nes and that there is far less cotton lev N
ne coln,r counted upon Buyers through
of ths South returning from country towns anu
sAncns ar1 announcing that the cotton - ho' %
a. and thar nothing = left now but ne remnant o.
~ Sach IS -keiy 70 prove something less ina"
AVD00 bales
Tie range o. contract prices local market to-day