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New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

Collier Emile 10 New-York Life Insurance Com
pany Amsterdam ave. :, 20 II OF I"th-s''
Gsussa, Dominic. and Andrew Muzz.o to Mary T,
McCSun and another No 81 Baxter-st. years
Orlando Antonio 10 Mary McCOun and another,
No 100 Bayard-st 3 years rs.....................
Piana Serafno 10 Mary McCoun and another.
No 03 Baxter-st. years. =. ,:...' q
wolbartt Bern 20 Jessie Tim, No 1874 Madison
Ricbey. David. and another TO Henry Wiener. No
2OS5 sth-ave. D years :. - , !.
Barnett benjamin. and wife 70 Louise G GrlTnke
No IS Chrystle-st years. .........-.
Marie Peter 10 the Havana Relief Fund Society
37th-st. O. 152 # e Of 9th ave. year 80 -
swsntoa Nsrsa5et are ., 70 70 sb-aTe rsHo
Feit Frnilv L. 10 Germania Life Insurance Com
pany 81 Nicholas-ave n corner ll"'h-se .
years sr,.or 20 william r
Wilder et al trustees, Avenue A. CORNER
Robinson. Corinne r. 20 Archibald d Russell. Nos
II and 10 Bleecker-st. l year. .......... .......
spauldlng. Rebecca A: to Albert h,os, ,sus'ee'
Ienox-ave = S. 50 II n Of l22d-st ears
snsIlone salvatore - Frederick q Potter l24th-
st SIS 325 n W OF Columbus-ave, year. -.
Golden bernard and Morris Rosenberg 10 Bshsa0 40
Goldman Morris 10 the lawyer Mortgage In
surance Company. No 1Ol Essex-st years
Kinin Theodore and Frederick, 70 staten lsiaha
Savings Bank. No l9l TO 100 west S-u-''
OGDEN. James W. TO James II Brewster. trustee.
Fagie-ave . 2 corner 16lst-st, years
Kern Nicholas G. 10 the Institution tor me say
ings or Merchants Clerks. No 81 Wllls-aVe
klein Benedict A. to Joseph l. Buttenwieser. No
327 TO 2S1 East 2Si-st demand r. t,.nt
10 3ls West s9th-st. years :..'. -.
Uerter Peter J, 20 Annlna Kingsley. NO "a
East l06th-st. years s...........'''.....'
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5apinss Banks.
Nssiuuee's g Sales.
>c.v~.NvV~Noo.oNN~N~NN~N
cT'PRFNE COURT-In the matter Of th'


CUPREME COURT-In the matter OF the
- s,s,vnn.n, Of Sawyer. Wallace & Co-The under
signed. Marshall Ayres assiEnee 10Y III eIi st ,is,
sucor tnoer The direction OF Adrian IL Mulet q '>3"
suctionsers AZ the New YORK Iseal Ls,a'e, ae'
haitian on the 26th day OF December 1900 a. - e.'
NON All tbs Tgh title interest OF the trm OF saw
yer Wallace Co lately carrying on business IA ute
sgned as assignee OF said in and 70 the following
All ". ,,rowng described tracts OF land situated in
the Comfy q, Desbs In the state OF Arkansas VIZ LOIS
numbered "a - Inclusive - 10 10 Inclusive - ana
"a, Of fractional \ OF section o. IN I I,
I 20 inolusye 10 "a inclusive In north fractional 2
Sf % section g. Township o. soHth. i'@Hss >
II All The following described tracts Of land situated
IN Ysirfax County Virginia. and distnguished as ana
being the land conveyed BY Dayid - , .niS
tee, 20 Samuel A Sawyer by deed dated August -o'n
sss and recorded in Ldber l. No s. folio ios one od
.e and records Of said County ana % e less re
Hemnan Land" containing JAG acres NOR d ooIes
conveyed by deed from Newman to Nowland recorded @
N noer No T. folio 35S OF sald reco,os r 70. a. se
terihs aso The yard or burial grouhu nv .opsTs
each side Of which shsn be % feet. " .....
d, an tne following described tract o. VII
IN ne County Of Adams State OF Wiscorslh VIZ VIZ
sp sn.p 10 North Range east and containing aO'D' "
" One Founders share u s. Trust Guaranty so Coz.
PodAuon Limited par I'll. nominal value about 60
iOo oTalnary shares tpar 20 each) L. - Trust
~. 100 shares common stock OF the Keokuk d Des
VI Judgment Tor S5i 60 against Estate OF H. .. DeS-
portes: IN litigation IN South Carolina
MARsHALL AYREs.
Assignee.
cARDoZo q NATHAN
Attorneys for Assignee.
No. I'D Broadway. New York City.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I2ith-st g. 225 II Of Columbus-ave. COX
l0oll: Heinrie d Bauhahn TO Gustav
weferHst iefgnsfn No es 20 osxs5 sx9c s1s52: william
Mann ct al. trustees etc. to George Wetmore
2Sth-st s 42O4 II Of 7th-ave. "a A6xl33Sx
~ 8xl326: William Mann. trustee, ct al to
Frederic Kernochan et al, trustees. ............:
42d-st. No 344 West, 25x0s.9 same to George w
42d-st No 34s West 25x9s 0: same 20 J Frederic
Kernochan et al. trustees ..............
sth-ave. No 902. 25xlO0 same 10 George Wet
ssth-st. $ & 27e II OF Avenue a. 2sxlo22;
Martin Kretsch TO Isidor Woln .....:. -;
Park ave f. ITS Il n Of 92d-st l6sxSO; David
Mcclure referee TO George Hamlin. ......::
Riverside Q 6. 1854 II s OF llsth-st' lOKSsn
x9S5 gore: Hyman SOM and another TO the
Society OF the New-York Hospital. .... >. ex
sqth-st No 3lS West 2lx1O0s Johanna Kroeoer
70 Marie L Degener. ..........::. -.
Beaver-s; No 40, s. 15.10x90xl3 9x90; Theodore
Z starr and another. executors and trustees, %
John G Mccullough and another ......
77tk-st $ 8 llO.4 II OF Broadway. 5OxlO2.2;
Amos + Emo ct al executors TO william ; Emo
Amsterdam-ave, cor 69th-st O0XlJJ.o 70
Broadway KS TX irregular; Amos T Emo ct al
executors to William 2 Enc. ................
Tosenthal ct al TO Louis Perlstein and anotner.
ed st. No li5 Wet. 16.sxl0O.5; Lansing W Walsh
referee 10 Katharine r Fierz. .................
149th-st $ g. 100 Il Of Amsterdam ave. LOOK
ee11: Gilbert NJ Sper, referee, 10 Robert W
,,atS., aa,ef 200 n Of Amsterdam ave. look
g9i1: Gilbert " Speir. referee to Frances
Field l......................-
145th-st r. $50 II Of Boulevard. 125x99 II;
Gilbert N Sper referee 70 Augusta G Field.
14Gth-st s. $50 II " OF Amsterdam ave; 'oN
90 II; Gilbert Speir referee. to Mary Z Jack
14Gth 81. s. 525 It W OF Amsterdam-ave. 5ox
90 II. same 70 Phebe Lahrens. ...............
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NEW RrILDING PLANS.

Tinany-st. 40 q OF i6Sth-st. for a tws os
story frame shop. 20x2O. Philip Weber. NO l'O4o
TIFFANY owner. Meyer, architect. ........
linton ave a. l42 n Of l69th-st, for eignt
two story and basement brick and frame dwell
lng houses 2Ox55; Thomas Farley, No IL Ritter
place owner: william Hopkins. architect.
42dst Nos 2O7 to 21l West. for three story brick
and stone theatre. 69rl0o4 Oscar Hammerstein'
owner; Albert r westover. architect. ....-..-..
Decatur-ave No 2.630. Lear le4th-st. for three
story frame hathouse 20156: George W Flags
No . ga Decatur-aye owner and architect.
lbath-st : g. $50 II W OF Amsteniam-aye, for two
1--WE story brick tenement houses 2xS2.2, Henry
Cfottlieb owner; Charles stegmayer. architect
lOth-st No $50 East for ak story and basement
brick tenement house. 22xTT o. Francis Fife. No
s35 East lsih-st. owner; KurtEer & Roll. archi-
Tth-st No l03 10 100 East, for a one story brick
and stone church 52sx9T.4; Church Of 81 stan
islaus, Nos 40 and as StAnion-st owner; Arthur
ArctandeT architect .'''''. ..s''' 80
3d-ave n cor Grove-st for three two story
frame dwelling houses with store. 10 and 20
AGA. I Honigman. owner. Arctander, architect
Washington ave No Ina 10 i7T6. for three three
story and basement brick and frame nathouses.
IT sx75; Frank Kahlenberg. No sSl Brock lave.
owner; Edwin Georgt. architect. ............
rhompson-s,, Nos 40 and II2, for two SIX story
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

brick nathouses, 2oxs7s; NJ A Rofrsno, Ne n
Jamesst. owner Bernstein. architect ....., 80,
l89th-st. q o. 81 n Of stebbins- ave Tor tvo
three story frame nathouses, % and q 10 ana
5ss; Anna Audibsrt. No IO7e Honest.
le9th-st. $, 1885 Il W OF stsbbins-av.. for a two
story frame storage house. 2orl2 Anna Z AUDI
bert. owner: ] Lavee. architect. .....:......
sth-ave. No l4o. for twelve story orek ana n, ,e
stone store and lofts, 27 lOxloO: Henry Corn. ..
owner: Robert Maynicke, architect. u
Broadway, No S95 to 300. s corner WalksrrH
for fifteen story brick and limestone ofies
building. store and lofts. 5ix127 J Merrek.
No III Broadway. owner: Robert Aaynicke. q,
,s,bcs, abcsseS No. sss ana sas East; Tor six story
brick nathouse 4Ox7e 10: Adeson & slone. No %
Liberty-st owners NJ Bernstein. architect. a.,
Broadway $s1 n Of Terrace & y,eSsVs S s;or. 70!
John Mara. owner Robert Glenn. architect.....
ws, End nd ave eoIosr Ios Es5 s,h GtbSS ior Hyds
No 3os West 6ist-st. owner; c steinme'z aren't .,
Broadway. Nos 252s and . $50. for seven story
brick and limestone lathouss. 80 fx1C0 lOi Her IN
man Fuerst. owner Hin q Turner areh,tee,s 80, ~
three story frame fathouses 20 and 22e ir-
REGULAR Joh. o o0Leary y.sS,sc No Lai' brls'o"-s. 4
24th-st. No 2Si 70 235 East for two SIX story ana
20 4xss's Benedict Klein owner; @ F Pei .
ham. architect .................
St Marks Place No lC' for six s story saa as.sos
Benedict Klein owner; q r Pelham archi- ,
water 81. Nos s7s and ESQ, for two six story ard
basement brick and stone tenement noIsSi p",,.n ~
aFcnltect
Jefferson Place n q 100 II Of Franklin ave Ior
two three story frame dwelling houses, lsoNoo'
Isaac and Max Boehm. owners; @ + felham' /,
architect -, ,. b-icL tenement
house * 9xs6: Christina Meisinger' o"he'' ,
G Pelham architect. lie
74th-st :. l13 n 2 Of Ist-ave for eight SIX
story and basement brick and hrownstone nat.
houses. 25xss; Moses Wal!ach. owner U "a
Shave W corner 142d-st. for two i've story
brick fathouses, "a and % 95 ard So WIZ WIZ .
lam Cumming IT, owner. q F Pelham, Arehltect
lTOth-st s g7.S II OF Frankin-ave. for nve
three story brick and frame fsthouses i.hoo'
Isaac and Max Boehm, owners; @ + FeIhain' .
arehtect 70 =, -, 1e5tb-st FOR two
story frame dwelling house, Is lono4t; l.uther
Horne, owner Joseph c Cocker arcnitect'
Ftilton-ave W s. 3s Il n of - Paufs Place iSr
two three story frame fathouses. 2o4Ho4Io;
Holmes & Smith. No 937 East l52d-st owners +,
Joseph G Cocker, architect.
1eth-st Nos All and 4l0 West, FOR SIX rory
and basement brick fathouse. 42iOx1; flneu-
TnwenfeIS and William Prayer, owners: @ j
Pelham. architect.
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\ DNEKIlsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
eaeNeq az thelr Uptown ONCE. No. az BToau~a
"a ooor north % ss;-st until o'clock D. advertise
received az the following branch Offices al Tesusr
~. as'es untI o clock viz 2Ji sth ave; D.
WI <So-st; l52 oh-ave i2h-st.: Macys eth-aFe
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Gnitta Stats TlurtraG. & Grnst Or

20 Cedar Street. New York. December Il. 1929
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. $50 on the Cepta
Stock Of the Company been declared payaoe
and after January ID 1900. The transfer books wiz
close Saturday December % 1899 and January
g. 1900. CLARK WILLIAMS. Treasurer
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GteambcaIs.

BOSTON & NEW ENGLAND POINTS.
- VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE. Via Newport and Fall River
Leave pier 10 r. Warren ST., weekdays only.
300 p NJ strs PRISCILLA and Puritan. Orchestra on
each.
v r. foot u Spring st.. weekdays only at 500 p. VI.
steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. Via New London-Leaye Pier 20
n R foot OF Spring weekdays only, at $3.50 7. NJ
Steamers city Of Lowell and City 0 Worcester.
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THE Pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY,

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OOMfAN1,
Office Of the Treasurer.
General once, philadelphia. December l3, 1893
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Pennsyl-
vania F. r.
A. meeting Of the held this day the following
resolution was motion, adopi ed
Resolved that for the Of providing portion
o. necessary capital for construction and equipment
expenditures. during the 1900. on the main and
lsssed lines and branches other corporate pur
toses the privilege given stockholders OF the Com
rnv subscribe par. between December 9th 1893
and January Goth 1900. which In tier date the
priyiIeCe will for ten per cent Of their
holdings they stand registered al three
O'clock = M on December 2G. 1899 The privilege or
,ih.~rbing sold by stOckholder Payment in
nm for such may made after January 18Th and
Vb-h viii also negotiable will he given bearing inter
Is, AZ the rate per from January Goth to
(beng 20 cents share), al which time
-aceipts will to bear Interest
Stock will be delivered on and
,.- Nav surrender OF the receipts Receipts
covering fractions of shares Will be converted into
Stock when presented IN multtudes Of Fifty dollars
All receipts must presented for conversion before anu-
s-y ls 1901 on and after which cate they Will only be
redeemed. par. in cash. 49,
Plank forms giving particulars OF the payments as
above reced forms Of subscription and allotment OF
r-ivileEe etc can be obtained application at this
oHce after December 20. 1899 - ,
Stockholders desiring their Certificates for fuN
stares by May deposit their receipts with the
Transfer Department OF the Company on or before March
18Th 1900 For receipts FOR full shares deposited after
~ ready for very after May 1st practca
''e' u "'''-' A'NNe W ROBT W. SMITH.
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
/ TOLEDO, ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.


rTO THE HOLDERS Of First Mortgage Bonds
q the Toledo. 81 Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Company subscribing the Bondholders Agreement Of
August 4th. 1898, their representatives or assigns
Holders certificates issued by the Continental Trust
Company OF the City Of New York representing the
deposit said bondhoders' agreement Of August
|th 1898 Of first mortgage bonds OF said Toledo ST.
Louis and Kansas City Railroad Company:
In pursuance OF the authority conferred by said agree
4th. 1858. this Committee has prepared
and adopted plan for the reorganization Of said Railroad
Company.
Notice is hereby given that said plan will be submitted
the bondholders subscribing said bondhoders
ment their representatives, assigns holders Of certh
Of the Continental Trust Company of the City Of
New York representing the deposit under said eondhoder
az August 4th 1898 OF hrst bonds
Toledo ST. Louis and Kansas City Railroad COM
pany general meeting which IS hereby called 10 be
held the 2ath day Of December. 1899 hapsst ten
the forenoon room No. 1884 NJ. 30 Broad
Street City OF New York. New York. for the
pose OF considering said plan and acting thereon This
.s pursuance OF the terms and provisions
az the third and seventh articles OF said agreement
Dated New York. December 18th. 1899.
JOHN c. HANEMEYER
HERMAN O. ARMOUR.
RICHARD B. HARTSHORSE
OTTO T. BANNARD
MORTON S. PATTON.
COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

= Oice Of the Manhattan state Hospital. No. Madison
York CttySeaed proposals tor furnishing fresh
and butter for period Of three months from
Jany l. 1900 and condensed and cows milk for a period
OF six months from Jany l. 1900 in accordance with the
Specifications. copies Of which be obtained app
cation 3is. Will be received this Office until
4:3O O'Clock F. NJ Wednesday, Dec p. 1899. which
time and place the Board 4 Managers will open all
bids. No bid meat supply shall be considered
cept from persons. firms corporations who are acu-
ally engaged the packing. slaughtering and ship
ping Of beef pun the provisions Of Chap 46O
Laws OF 1897: and other supplies bids shall be
from parties who actual dealers
IN the commodities for which they submit proposals.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified check for
1--WE per cent Of the amount OF the bid a guarantee
of good faith A bond OF approved surety COM
pany FOR onethird gross - the contract will
be required after award FOR the faithful fuhment Of the
contract HENRY L. ROWLAND.
President Board o. Managers
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Ctcurslons.

A BRTIsEMENTs and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
\ received al their Uptown once No .242 Broadway
"a door north 3lst-st. until o'clock advertise
ents received al following branch Offices regular
once rates until o'clock p m. VIZ - sth ave: e
cor 23d 81. 1872 6thaye 12h-st.. Macys 6th-ave
ana ian l42 Columbus-aye. West G5thst. l06
West 42d st 9th % East l4h-st.; 257 West
49st between Ith and sth l59 East 47thst 1888
between 10Th and 77th sis lo2e Sd-aye near
6st-st 7OS Ist-ave., S9th-st. coo 3d-ave.
4st-s s54 3d-sve.. 2lO Beecker St 325 Bleeckerst
0Os 3d ave 10Th St 1921 Sd-ave. 2 6G2 Id
ave or al any American District Telegraph Once.
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Cipi6en0 Noiiecs.
The MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANN
OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
ioist Consecutive Semi.hnnual Dividend.

y
THE DIRECTORS Of this bank have this
day declared a Dividend OF Three and one-hah per
cent. 31e) free OF tax payable January 2 1909.
Tho transfer books will be closed and after December
-. 1899. and reopened January 2. 1900 ,.,.>,
JOSEPH W. HARTMAN.
ash
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>~co~ooooooo~>oooo,o>>o.o.o,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company.
$4,000 REWARD.
TO THE PUBLIC:
TO THE PUBLIC:

WHEREAS, The circulation of false statements or
rumors with intent 10 affect the market price of the
stocks or securities OF corporation is punishable
crmlnally under the laws of this State: and
WHEREAS Certain persons have circulated false
statements and rumors with intent to affect the market
price OF the stocks and securities of BROOKLYN
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY:
RESOLVED, By the Board of Directors of
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY that
reward of $4,000 is hereby offered and will be paid
by the said Company, for information furnished to the
Counsel of the Company, SHEEHAN & COLLIN, SO
Nassau Street, New York City, leading to the discovery
and conviction OF any Of the persons who have
circulated such false statements or rumors and the
Company hereby requests all persons interested in the
preservation of honest business methods to furnish such
information.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
December %, 1899
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DROPOsALs will be received at the Bureau

- Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
ington D. C.. until ~ clock noon December % 1899.
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. TO furnish
az tn Navy Yard Washington D. c. quantity Of steel,
hardware poplar. Beckett plates hinges hasps betting,
and pasteh0ard igniter discs Blank proposals will be
furn shed upon application to the Navy Yard Washjhg
ton y. c. 4. S. KENNY. Paymsser General l. 5. N
12-s-99
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
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2d door north Of 3lsst.. until o'clock M advertise
ments received the following branch Offices at regular
ONCE until o'clock m. viz 254 sthaVe 8 e.
cor 23d-s l52 9th ave- cor. 18th St MhcEs. 6th-ave
and l4h-st: 142 Columbusave Wes; 68th-st: lO6
West 42I-st.. 6th-aye.; 90 East l4thst.
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S6OO.OOO..
financial nleeiin9s.

QlHuHIlUI 1IIEEIIIIY5
rTzv5 ASTORIA LIGHT HEAT & POWER COMPANY,
81 Liberty Street,
New York December 22d 1909
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
his Company for election Of directors 10 serve dur
for such other business as may
come before the Stockholders, VIII be held at TINS
a. ~, Monday January Sth 1900 Polls from Il NJ
a. p NJ transfer books will close on saturday De
cerber 23d 1899 ~ NJ. and reopen on TUESDAY Jan
-~'' ''-'' ~ FRANCIS r. FORAKER. Secretary.
yr,tIT, ANNJrAI, MEETING of the Stockholders
Il =, IN. Fidelity and Casualty Company OF New
yok for the election Directors election Of inspectors
Fiect,on and for Of such other busl
ness as shall come before the meeting, VIII be held
a. ,bs o5ces OF the Company, Nos. % 10 lO3 CEDAR
s,-eef in the city Of New York. Tuesday. the ID
day Of January 1900 twelve o'clock noon the pos 70
remain open u"'' 0'' ROBERT J. HILLAs.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

14Gth- 81 s 525 II OF Amsterdam-ave. 50x
90 II. same 70 Phebe Lahrens. .......,...
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REAL ESTATE TRUST co. OF n.

-1VFDTTsIsMENTs and fnbscTiptions for The Tribune
DNLi,.tS 81 their Uptown Oice No l242 broadway.
"a ddor north OF Sisst until o'clock p n .ayssse
ments receir o'clock p m, viz. 2t4 shave, e.
once ra,s ib2 9Th ave. i2th-st; Maeys oh-aY'
New-York tribune., 1899-12-23

? Emile 10 New-York Life Insurance Com
nv. Amsterdam nave, :. 25 Il n OF lOoth-st.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-09-20
STOCKS STILL GO COWS.
Outward Aiovsm. Mt or Money Continues
to De,noraliz, The Market.


MN YORK, Sept. 19.-The de!r:.ta
tension OF the speculative temper was
Wen illustrated ny the course o. today :
market. which seemed to be going pros
lerously on its way toward recupcra-
,loh anu recovery IN prices. until the
lsst hait hour OF the trading. Ate"
'has slIne prices We're BOWED over n
every olrectlon. like a set Of ten pins
Whlch mad been SET UP simply u he
knocked down again. The selling
lloSe!nent was IN fu!l force when the
~ ~ het closeu ana PRICES tending rapid
~ uo"tlNaro: some or the earlier gaIns
"elS SH1h?!e;elS wiped out
Inc market gave every appearance CT
aaflnS thrown OF the Incubus of the
rooney sSarc; REPORTS ficm abroad Of
d more concillatoly attitude on the par,
81 fresloeht kIuger ara the decision Of
the French government to pardon
Dreyfus caused rally in the foreign
li!a'hfss iAe:e as Well as here. tn,
1871 interesl mad been largely eyer
- 'cI!uSu a'iu thev round some difficulty
- seSuflhs STOCKS 70 cover short con
'ss, MS,
b, = - - IS y II r oPk.NlNG.
y, !n.vSs!@aal opsfators who I'd s@cur
=. ~ -: ~ Yesterday 10" level
-. - 49, ol'l dlu tnere was a falr volume
y y, Duylhs orders in commission houses
49, a',,' nl.. aesiacteu oS yesterday
az prices: frlCeS were
;,,1. M ne 2. tie opening, end trad
ni 80 - ne!S a'uVe ic: a time. but
~, . lsIeiistliis scale. After prices
80 so;ten PACK to near yesterdays
acter devaIo nl.u f o. q suns5an5'al cnar-
s,ns, euioI'ou ~ STANDARD railroad
~. E,,,. ~. - Wy spec'aitles, notably
hava e,,ef,.., t.ac.loii STOCKS, which
,yara ,,arlal 'lnlent LOSSES
Ta,, 80 , .p aplu!S. Late IN tae
coalers rn>y,ra ,,, a. ~, roaiG cafEied me
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sCHLsY DOES NOT OBJECT.
Does Not Consider His Now Assignment
Beneath It:s Digni y.

Wy ltieS ttlEt)
WASHINGTON. Sept 19.-Rear Ad-
iniral Winfield Scott Schley vii! sue
coed Rear admiral Huwison in com
mand Of the South Atlantic station. He
has no protest TO make against The as
sisnment which the Navy Department
selected For him.
IS q sailer lie viii obey orders With
out murrur He called upon the
president this afternoon ana tGl1 him
that nc had no complaint To make;
that he would chcerfully assume the
duties Ct any post selected by the au-
thority which it has been his pride u
serve for i3 wears
SCtiLE.f Is RETICENT.
itear Admiral Scnley vas Very re,i-
cent when he left the White House af-
ter MS interview With the prcstien. and
except To SAY that he always oieyeci
orders. would make no statement as ia
the interview and offer no comment ll;.-
on ne assignment to the command of
the South Atlantic station. To the
Rear Almiral's friends the President
has said that he regards the South AT
lantt2 station as Of great Importance
especially at this time in view Of the
situation n South Africa ana the un-
settled condition Of affairs in same OF
the South American countries.
iar irtn resarding the assignment
as q slight the President told Admire,
SchleEs friends he regarded it as 2
mark Of distinction
THE ONLY OPENING.
Besides he said it was the ONLY wa
70 crafty tee -hGmirai's desire for S.. !
service The .Asiatic squadron is If
command q Rear Admiral Watson ana
Hear Admiral Farpuhar. who is Adj
mlral SthleE's senior. has been select
cd tor the command Of the North Az
iantlc squadron when Rear Admiral
sampson leaves it after the Dewey re-
cention IN New York. The only oshe
squadron commensurate with the dig
nifty Of a tlag officer of Rear Adnlira
SchleS S rank. therefore is the South
atlantic. 1t is possible, in view of the
Importance attached to the station a.
THIS time, that some additional ship.
viii be assigned to the squadron which
now consists only of the flagship Chi
cage, the Wilmington and the Macilias