The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 11

rxlE DAILY STAKDipP UNION: BROOKLYN. TUESDAY. JULY 31, 190ft 11 AND FINANCIAL. BANKING AND FINANCIAL. often acting for the leading ftnanclaMntarset were buyer of elmllarl buying of AniiAiutt eiA A "muar Duyins oi anaconda HAMILTON.

TRUST COMPANY 191 MONTAGUE STREET. Capital $000,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $1,125,00.00 InteiMt on AccounU Subject to Cluck. Special Rata on Tim Deposit. LkrTKRS OF CREDIT, TKAVSLEK8- CHECKS. OFFICKRil Silat 0.

Hatcher Hadden ft. Olrllas William Herr! Walter JUumaUi Vic-Pra Vlea-Pra TKUSTEKS: Drorrs Kobcrt Vlcf-Prex slstant IsortUrY Frtdfrlek H. Foaeh Frank Sullivan Smith Millard Smith William Smith Ifenry N. Whitney Tim'othy L. Woodruff C.

Humston Hutchinson C. McGulf EusneF. O'Cmnof N. Partrldr E. PtarsaK FINANCIAL NEWS.

First price on th Stock Exchange thl morning were mainly idvanoe which ranged from 14 to 1 per cent, the last in Northern Pacific. Amalgamated started higher, and National Lead, Consoll lated Gas and Bt, Paul gained Vi- Penn lylvanla, Baltimore and Ohio and Union Pacific advanced Vi. Southern Pacific In he first -few minutes gained Vi. Steel lommon was unchanged. The preferred ipened Vi lower and declined Vi further.

Atchison roe Vi and Pennsylvania. Vi At the end of ten minute1 trading Steel preferred had recovered to last nlghti closing figure. St. Paul ehaded The market, after allowing decided itrength at the opening and In early trading, when advance of about one point were mad In a number of leadlng Itocka, weakened under aggressive selling by a number of traders led by Jacob Field. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific, while moving In some degree with the rest of the market, were persistently bought by Hooley, Learnard Co.

The Hill issues were also strong on buying of about the same character that was effective In the Harrlman stocks. It wss general comment by the leading market interests that the short Intarsst, already large, wa materially Increased by selling this morning, London sold 10,000 shares on balance. Government unchanged; other bonds steady. The room traders effort! to force a re action In the first hour proved without much weight as a market factor. The stock sold went into the strongest hands and prices In the late forenoon advanced to- a higher range than prevailed In the first few minutes.

The moat Important movement was Consolidated Gaa, which crossed 138 after early sales at 188. The buying on this rise was mostly by W. Amory Co. and other houae supposed to represent Standard Oil Interests. Morgan brokers were prominent buyers, and there was steady accumulation of Union Paclflq and Southern Pacific.

and Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt waa in eVldenc. a. and Sm usually and i Tha buying Of Steel nim.iro fong. A heguao bSer Reading was a Buyer of Norfolk, and PhlladelDhla BroSklvSUtfhtMBamlmor O'1 oh, Pnd Transit. The exeep fi of.

current crop advices buying of Atchlsun, PodflV lues and Southern easier on for control will not materialise, although thla Is not a certainty. Consolidated Gaa declined kharp-ly on belief that passing of Brooklyn Union Oas dividends means a further tut In Consolidated. Room traders and Western Interests were prominent sellers of stocks on the reaction. There waa a little apprehension over the outcome of the Paris settlement owing to the Russian situation. The brilliant showing of Canadian Pacino for the fiscal year- 1st subject to favorable comment.

The Manitoba wheat erop promises to be the best In history. Railroad Interests In this country are at a loss to see how business offering can be taken care of If It continues to Increase In present ratio. It Is clear that the railroad equipment companies are to fare splendidly during the next year or two, and It seems reasonable to anticipate dividends on the Car Foundry and Pressed Steel common Issues. Iron and ateel trade advices eontlnu remarkably favorable. This lias Important bearing on the copper trade situation as well.

It Is reported that Western grain Interests are refusing Eastern money offered at 6 1-4 per cent, over th year. Such comprehensive preparations have been made to provide for money stringency thla fall that it aeeroa very probable that requirement will be met more readily than now be-lleveq. BROOKLYN SECURITIES. Corrected dally at 8 P. M.

by I- A. Norton, Broad street, Manhattan. In Brooklyn wcuritlM, (Telephone 600 Broad.) TUESDAY, JULY 81. RAILROAD 9 Bid. ASktd Atlantis Are lt Be 1900, 102 Attend, Ave tn Da 1031 Brooklyn City ,...223 232 Brooklyn qity 1st 3a JB41 104 loo Bklyn City A Newtn lat Kf 10.19 111 113 Bklyn, Qun Rub 1st fta 1041, 100 Bklvo, Qna ft Sub eona 6p, 1041, 100 a Bklyn Rapid Tranalt lat Aa 1049, 104H lO.IU 1 1 A A.

OAA ASIA AJf Bklyn Rapid Trana conv 4a 2002, Bklyn Union Elv 4-Ga 1950.... 104 94H OR 100 Cony Island Bklyn Conay fal A Bklyn lat 4a 1048., Coney lei ft Bklyn on 4a 1055. Klna Co. El 1st 4a 1949 Nassau R1 lat 5a 1944 Nassau El eons 4a Iftfil Sea Beach lat 4s 1010. rERRIKR Brooklyn Ferry 200 os 05 825 90 loo N.

Y. Stock Exchange Prices. Bklyn Ferry coni 5a 1919 NY Bklyn 1st 0s lull NT East River NTA" East River let 0s 1923.,, Tenth 8d 8t lat 5a 1910 Tenth 8t Union Ferry Union Ferry 1st 5a 1920 OAS AND ELECTRIC- Brooklyn Union Oaa Bklyn Union Qaa lat fta 1945 Bklyn Qaa conv As 1909..... Edison Else lat 4a 19.19 Kings Co Eleo LAP Kings Co 1st 5s 1037.. Kings Co A Os NY Quesns com NY Queens pfd NY Qna SLAP 1st be 1030.

BANKS t. Borough Broadway Brooklyn Sirst National ome 1W Manufacturers National 860 Mechanics ......290 Nassau National 240 National Clty. 805 North Bids Wft Prospect Park Terminal Union 1'KUbT COMPANIES Brooklyn wo Oitlsone 170 Flatbush BOO 804 150 249 40 160, 75 905 fimllton 840 Horae 190 195 Jen king 100. Kings Ctr ..,.4 450 Long Island Trust 3flB Nassau 10 Peoples 835 Queens Co XtVl I I Williamsburg 1 LN81KANCB. SURETY TITLE COMPANIES Bond Mtge Oust Empire State Surety Lawyers Title Ins Trust Metropolitan Surety Nassau Fire National Surety New York Mortgage Security, 160 peoples Bursty Phenlx Fire Title Guarantee 665 Title Insurance of Iso 8 Title Guaranty Indemnity Un WUliamaburgh City Fire Warehouse Storage.

Bush Terminal conv 4s 1953.. Bush Terminal 1st eona fta 1955, Eagle Warehouse Storage Bliss com Bliss pfd Bliss 6s 1932 Journeay Burnham Kings Co Mortgage YINAJGlAIe TTHTsUMiVIER I recure YeuF torolm nod i tn2cm Home Trust Co. 184 MONXAGLK STBBKI HAMBUBGHSMVRTDK AVK EDWARD gWA KH'CHOM. IVII IAMC IIF.DFIELD Vc-H'A haholb A EliUSTOPPflNI -38 BROAD N. Yr Tel.

5680 Broils rfi ioiid ated 8 took Exhng. i York tM: Or At. tnirchij. or tl1 STOCKS. BONDS AND GRAIN.

CHICAGO GRAIN TICJtEgH sas? 22-26 Court Brooklyn. 1.1. Dt kal. lr. CHARLES ST, a cor Prospect st, repair table, cost $75; Uonofrlo.

on premlaea. DEVOS ST, 100 Graham ave, plumbing, cost $80; Perless, 105 Vsret st. FULTON ST, e. M9.1 TIHary et, new store front cost Lyons, 85 Mowory, FULTON 8T. i S3 I Gallatin pl shore buUd lng.cMt$l7800T Co.

Great Jones at. art, Miller, Cou Z1 COURT 8T, cor Sackett et. raise roof, coet A. Bcberr, 238 Clinton et. Y.

DRUiGS AVE, I 4 cor North Henry l-t frame extenalon. 28 flx2fl. coet $L200, Befdman. 112 North Henry St. PROSPECT PL, a 00.7 Washington ave, 2-ety frame extension, J8x9.0 coet Luongo, 689 proepeot pi.

JEROME BT. s. lo Dumont ave, 2-ty frame extension. 7.0x14, eost $700; Fae-ano, 563 Jerome st. BROADWAY, HO a Thornton st.

new store front, cost 9250; Brill. 300 Bond at, J. QREENE AVE, $5 Cumberland sL I-ty. brick extension. 14x4, eost Mlsa A Emerson, 11 Greene ava SHEFFIELD AVE.

a eor Butter ave, pew store front, coft $500; Hopolowlts, 393 Stckman at. FRONT ST. s. 140 Gold st. new toilet, cost $15u: Dougherty.

243 Front st. BREMEN ST. 83 Forrest st, 5-sty bimt brick extenaiok, 8.5txftl ft, eost 8 Llebmanne Boos Brewg Co on premises; art, Kngelhardt, 905 tiwny. LIVINGSTON ST. 203 Smith St, rebuild wall, coet $uo0; A Matthews Sons.

398 Fulton st. HARMAN ST. 90 Wyckoff gve, 1-sty frame extension, 10.8x20, coat $850; 1 Bender, 213 Wyckoff ave. FATHER THREATENED AFTER DAUGHTER DISAPPEARED. Gussle Iehkowiky, 5 year old, who dlgappeared from her horn at 176 Eat 117th street.

Manhatan, on July 2J, wss found last night at North Beach, and wa In the Lgng Island City police court thla morning. An older sister, Fanny, wa in court and lodged a complaint against the prisoner of being disorderly, A strange feature of the case Is that the father cf the girl, following a threat made by Italians to put him out of the has disappeared and cannot be found. A few day after the gtrl left her horns her father suspected the son of an Italian neighbor of being connected with the disappearance of his daughter and caused the youths arrest. When the charge si heard in a Manhattan court it wa. dismissed.

The day following the father of the girl received an anonymous note stating that he woilld be put out of the way for disgracing the young man by having him locked up. The court decided to commit the younger girl to the care of the Brooklyn Childrens Society, pending an investigation. JAILED BECAUSE SHE COULDN'T KEEP HER WORD. Minnie Blake, a nurse of North Brothers Island, entered the Adam street court to-day with a stab Wound in her chest. She said she was assaulted at Hudson avenue and Hilary street by an unknown man.

Th wound was. not serious. The woman was locked up charged with Intoxication. A few days ago th earn woman waa found on Hudson avenue tn -a drunken condition, and when arraigned in court the next morning complained that an unknown man with whom she had been drinking had robbed her of $18. After a lecture on her promise to behave herself, Magistrate Tlgh discharged her.

LAY CORNERSTONE OF THE SENATE BUILDING. WASHINGTON, July II. Without th least pretense at ceremony the cornerstone of the stately Senate office building waa laid on Capitol Hill to-day at 18 oclock. Just aa the time ball on the State, War and Navy Building dropped Elliott Woods, superintendent of th Capitol, and supervisor of the construction of the newi building, gave the signal. There was a creaking of derrick and the hug block of granite, on which had been cut th dete, was swung into place.

In the cornerstone were placed several coins, copies of the Washington papers cf to-day date and a copy of the act authorizing the construction of the building. NEW SOUTHERN PAcTFlC STEAMER IS LAUNCHED. PHILADELPHIA, July $1. Ths Southern Pacific Companys new steamer, Th Momus. waa launched from th shipyards of the Cramps to-day.

She eras christened by Mrs. Catherine Woods Jungen. wife of C. W. ungen, manager of the Southern Pacific steamship line.

Th launching was witnessed by large number of prominent persons. The which I th first of throe new steamer for th New York and New Orleans route of the Southern Pacific Company. I constructed of steel ghe Is 440 feet In length. 6S feet In width and 37 feet in depth of hold. Her loaded displacement Is 10,150 tons.

Ph will carry 163 first class. 68 second class and 250 steerage passengers. Ph, wilt be placed in service about Nov. 1. SCHAUNBACHER RESENTED BEING TAPPED ON FEET.

Chrietopher 8ohaunbacher. 40 years old, of Barren Island, was to-day held for the Court of Special Sessions by Magistrate Steers In the Flatbush court on a charge of assaulting William Doll, storekeeper, of Barren Island. Doll, who appeared In court with his head covered ith bandages, alleged that the defendant itruck him on the head Ith a club Pnnunbacher wa arrested by Patrolman Havlghorot. of the Canards station. The alleged assault occurred about 1 o'clock thl morning at- 'Doll's house Doll told the r'c that he heard noise tn a vacant room In the house and went to investigate, and found the d.

fendant In th place, and that the man attacked him. Schaunbacher. who formerly worked for the compUinant, declared that he was sleeping In Boll's woodhed. and that Doll struck him on the feet with a slick. The accused wa held In 3300 ball.

BACKING ajib FINANCIAL. THE PEOPLES TRUST COMPANY 4 Capital and Surplus, $2,700,000. MAIN OFFICE, 181-183 Montagu SL. BEDFORD BRANCH, Bedford Ave. and Halsey St.

WALLABOUT BRANCH, Clinton and Myrtle Ave. THE riOST H0DERN SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT IN BROOKLYN. INSURANCE. the Metropolitan Plate Glass and Casualty Insurance Co. OF NEW YORK.

HOME OFFICE 47 Cedar Street, (8T0KES B'LiyG) NEW YORK CITY CHARTERED 1874 1HE OI.DEfe'f KW YORK COMPANY IN 4 ITS UK. Aftrt feurploa to FoMrjrboldera 592,116.17 EUGEXE H. WINSLOW Prej.denf, Damixl Whitney, Vicc-Preudent William Burton, Srerrtary Al0NXO-G BhookSv- -r V- ,4 44t, PENDLETON PENDLETON, Witni District Manager, Jo 4 Montague Street. PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF BROOKLYN, N.Y. 16 Court Street.

114 Broadway, E. D. (Contiruicfi from First Page.) ace thla and either endorse or nominate him. This Is their only hope." "I know many strong Republicans, aid Ossian Seer, of Schuyler, who want to vote for Hearst. and I am certain that he will carry everything before him." Daniel Grey, president of the Daniel Grey Democratic Club, which was turned Into the Daniel Grey Independence League, of Syracuse, was also one of th, optimistic ones.

Max Ihmsen, the Hearst manager, was busy all morning making enrollments, and would say nothing. We dont care what the Democrats will do, said ex-Senator John Ford. "This Is the Independence League party. We will meet and nominate an entire Independent State ticket. I think that it will probably be beet to hold the convention prior to the Democratic eonven-tlon." Charles F.

Murphy dropped In at Tammany Hall to-day. He was aeked about the Hearst movement and the Democratic situation, but refused to discuss any political matters. The Tammany leader said he knew nothing of th movements of the Hearst men or of the Democratic State Committee. He alto refused to express opinion a to' whether the Democratic State Convention would meet before the Independence League Convention. In fact, he declared he knew nothing about any of the action of his party or any other.

Ex-Mayor Morri Block, of Kingston, wss very optimistic about th Hearst chances in the vicinity of city. Ho declared that Benret feeling was strong in and about Kingston, and that the Inde.endenre League would score a big following when the time came. Justice Samuel Seabury- has been appointed temporary chatrman of the Independence League State Committee. Seabury seems to he th natural choice for permanent head of the Hearst fol- ThBrooklyn delegation arrived at the Gllsey House If oclock to-day. It wa rumored that Henry A.

Powreil, who Is one of the member or th delegation, would be elected vice-chairman of the State Committee, and that the Brooklyn delegation would hsv much tQ do with the affairs of the convention. Among those who were member of the Brooklyn delegation were- Robert Stewart, John T. Moran, of the Eight Assembly District; Charles Henkel and C. Augustus Havt-land or the Eleventh, and Coroner Henry J. Brewer, of the Seventh.

WILSON CLIMBS ON THE HEARST BANDWAGON. Ex-Congressman Frank E. Wilson announced to-day that he is otganlsing an Independence League tn the Twentieth Assembly District, and la coming out in support of Hearst for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He exrecta, he states, that his organisation will be one of the strongest in Brooklyn. URL ME-II COURT; ACCUSED urn FREE Donald F.

Ayers, an ex-Assistant Corporation Counsel, appeared in the Adam street court this morning to answer to a charge of assault preferred by Miss Anna Dreshler, of 331 Covert street. Glendale. When the case ws called Miss Dreshler wo hot in court, and Magis-l-ate Ttghe discharged Ayers. A few minutes le.ter Kits Dreshler appeared and ah waa highly Indignant that Ayers hsd not been held. She said he wedtd bring civil action sgalnst him.

She I employed as a stenographer in the office of Assistant Corporation Counsel Edmund yiemeister, of tjuten County-- Miss Dreshler claims that last Tuesday Ayers came to Mr. Viemelsters office at 373 Fulton sire-t end demanded a typewriter on which she was writing, claiming It ws his property. When she refused to give It to htm she alleges he caught her tlnlemlv t-y the am! and pushed her out of the way. HL ESTHE COMING REAL ESTATE SALES. (By William Bu chaogg.) rfPWY-FIFTH 8T li 1 Fifteenth F6IlOO 2sh 2lto 1 Till.

Ousranu. A Tru Co s. Oft Lou's Rnsraon si, fA-oln K.mpton, stt'V. Hnin st Sold to W. Bsll.y for 1,500 ovfr tnort-to, for 2,500 and lntr.l.

riOHTlKTH BT, Tl ALA Port VirUay, WlOO. Catharine Mor eft i0.m..aT Ofieim Chsrtm FiuehlngAva; Ww Adjouroad 40 AU8 (By Job 9 Co'kJU Ertate Kirhange.) KOSCH'HKO BT, No 035, IMS vr, 10x100. 1-8 part, wm Butl-r sxt ho Motwrole; Albert A Hov.ll, att toy Mon So'd'tHarrr B. Cl.pp for 0.12.', EArr KIOHTBKNTH T. 9, 161 Av, 4fx100.

Lawyer' Mortgaga Co agi Hlnnot.el al: Cary liobineon, an 40 Wail Manhattan. Hold to 8. W. Bailey for 1,600 over end above mortgage for ftnd tntaust ac. eruad.

PORTY-FirTH 8T. 210 Thirteenth eve, 40x100-2. Till Guarantee A Iruei Co, effi Mtihel A Babcock el aii Edwin Keinpton, ett'y, 1TA Remaen at Withdrawn. -COMING REAL ESTATE SALES. Thursday, Aug.

2. (Dr William H. Stnllh at Ktl Eut. Ex-change.) GARFIELD BT, 140 Fifth ave, 20100 Ella i9 Smith egl Chtui a); Scrfingham Holywell, atty, 35 Court ati Beniamin Norm, ref. (By Jamaa L.

Bmmley at Kca! Eitate Ex-chauge.) LOCUST BT, No 18, 175 Bmadway, 25x jot), 3-sty frame tenement. Barbara Vanck gt Charles Franck et al; Fetaar A Grlf-fiM, attya, 5 Wall Manhattan; Roy Hart, ref. (ParUtloo.) LOCUST RT, No 80, I 200 Rroadna), 25 Hk g-Bty frame tenement. Barbara Franck agt Charlna 1. Franck at al; Ftuer ett ya.

85 Wall at, Manhattan; Roy Hart, ref. CPai tlilon.) Judgments. (Th name of tha Judgment debtor given prt-i FfiMolt, Joseph A Johanna Mayer 38.47 Finmar Jacob Neely .,.144.58 BrenAf'n, Honora City of New York 00 uonuvtoi ua, ianoniaina .213. 01 8aiier. August 8ameu 203 00 Cch.n, 0 While, Mry barnt JOJ W'atera, Mary Rame ..203 00 Walton.

Lister R-rlronclod Mfg Co 1,025.34 unlock, Abraham Same 2W (ritden, William ftame 203 00 Gifford, Henry Ue Ltale Smith P1 51 Martin. Stephen Same ..30 00 Marrolina. Toni Same Manlno, Jameo- Uvalde Aephalt Co 4k5NS OC Maguire, Jumee City of 00 Oatnbeig, Israel Same 203.00 konijirl, Emily Btelllng Bavarrae, Jennie People State of B'gretto, Joeeph Uvalde Asphalt Co. A4, 638.02 And err on, Wm People fttate of 70 riTitnblee. Nicholas Cook 29 40 Same Adolph I Trimbiee 54.40 LcoUtil.

Jteepb A Frances Serial Bldg Loan Assn 954.86 Astoria Veneer Mills Gaes McDermott. Joeephlne EHt Duffy 102.85 Wichmann, Herman A 329 40 Stbluter, John A Jurgens, 329 40 Qoets. Val A Griffiths 18 35 le A Rogero 33.87 Mechanics Liens. YUATPORD ave. No 83; Td MoitI, ano axt Jo.otih Lu.kln w)' SUTTKi.

AVE, cor Junlu. SOxtOO; Morn. Donla aft Imoc A Prank 01alr 3.32A00 BK1HTOL 1ST, air Dumont 20UX Hu: Jolaph Ruduiw at Dora CoU.n at EHlIITtETH ST, 120 Seventh ava, 124 2x Fickle A 8ctb aat Sainu.t Frrhrr 49.4 EVENTH AVE, a cor Eightieth at. Xi5.8 il2o; aarna agt Mlobael McLoughlin. ..144.60 oEVENTH AVE, cor Eirhty-flrat at.

38 3x174: same agt Adrian Denlpe 310.27 ElOHTt-IHST bT. a 139 11 Seventh av. 40x100; same agt James McCarthy. 30 SEVENTH AVE. cor Eightieth st 10T 2 3143 fca.me agt Bay Hidge Bhlyn Really Co SEVENTH AVE, from Elghty-flrat to Kighty-eecond tts; same agt 9Unone Sttltia 50.50 PJOHTIKTH ST, a 148 1 B.v.nth v.

121 10x100; sam agt J.remiah H-alry. .140.77 Bl'BP AVK. 202 3 Weat Eighth 116x210; Wheeling Corrugating Co agt -Pros pert Park A I Co Morrl. Uol-iberg a LlwAaO FIFTH AVE. cor FIfty-Beventh it.

Sox 10O, Dennia Mahon.y agt Divot! 100.00 CLENMORK AVE, from Cl.veland to Ashford eta. 180x106; Sam Starting agt Barry A Ik, 1A7S.00 Building Permits. RALPH AVK, 28 Jefferson ave. 4-ety brick etor 4 tenement, l.8x4. 4 famUlo cost Itt.oou; Kellner I Urexhler.

1498 Bway; arta, Bergor Co, 390 8t Nich- RALPH'aVE. i. 40 8 Jefferson vt, iwo 4-ety brick store and tenement, 25.4X65, 6 families, towl coet 120,000 i owxe and arU same as last. RALPH AVE. cor Jefferson ave.

4sty brick store and tenement. 22x85. 6 amt lice, coet own and end arts same as last. YVKB8TIEK AVE. a.

60 Newtown Creek, 1-ety brick wagon ehed, 25x50. coet Solomon. Hausman st; art, Q- Kemsman 30 First st. IX)TT ST, t. 200 Tlldeu ave.

2-etjr frame dvtollg. 21x48. 2 f.mllt.x, coxt 4.3(Wi; Conley. 228 Lott it: art, And.rajn, 628 East Thirty-fourth at. ROI'KAWAY AVE, a.

00 Pitkin ave, 1-ety brick poultry slaughter house, 40x25, cost Soepper, 222 8tone ave; art Uanancher, $T7 Rockaway axe. SURF AVE. a 122 9 Ird st. frame shed, 18x5, cost $20; Febino, 15 Mulberry et, Y. "WILLI AMH AVE, i Wf Belmont ave, 8-sty brick factory, 45x90.

ost own art. A Koeppel. 100 Hinsdale et. JAY ST, s. 113 0 Concord at, 3-aty brick erhool, 123x89 4, slag roof, steam heat, eost School of 8t James, on premises; sits, Helmle Hubtrty, 190 Montague at.

BAY TWENTY-FIFTH ST. a. 240 Benton ave. two 2-aty attic frame dwellgs, 24x35, 2 families, total cost Mi Prngel. 6912 Fort Hamilton ae, art, Schubert, Eighty-sixth et Thirteenth ave.

EIGHTY-SIXTH ST, 240 Twenty-second av. S-sty brick store dwells, 20x55, 2 families, steam heat, coet $7,000, Orloff. 8213 Eigiaty-eixth at; arte, Blee Buyson, 1 HU Mont ixue it. SIXTEENTH AVE. cor Forty-alxtb et, 8-aty frame dwellg.

10 9x50, 3 famlllea, gravel too, coet Mlsa Dalle McAnlle. 115 nderhll ave; art, A Hinsdale, Second pi. CARROL! ST, a 220 Fourth eve, brick electric light station, 6xfl.V3. gravel roof, cost own 4s art, Edison Electric Illuminating Co, 30 Peart et. EAST THIRTY-EIUllTH 8T, I IT, rod.

twclv, frm, dw.Ug., 21.4x61 fmlll xlitngl, roof, It.am ht. total coxt 42.0i; Rrafty Con-truetlon Co. ISO Nx.xau gt. arl. TU-llon, TT0 Manhattan vr.

EASTEHN PARKWAY, g. 60 8t John, pt two brick dnollk. 8t)x6S. famllt. total coat fS.OUtl; A Charl.a Sorota, ll)T Couglaa.

at; art, Dananch.r, 1277 Hock-ewey ae. COLES ST. a 194 Hicks st, -sty brick stable. eOxlg. coat Carahire, 237 Van Bruat st; art, Conwey, .400 Union Hams location: 1-at brick soda water factory, 22.6x55, cost own art same BAY RitV5B AVE.

a 4 Fifth ava, $-sty brick store ft dwellg, 2037, 8 families, cost f.YOOO; A Hein, Tt Cheeeer et; art, Hennett. Third ave 5 Fifty-second at. FLATBUSH AVE, ISO Av O. three I-ety frame etoree, 20-S155, total ctet Mrvslio, 1428 Flatbush ave; art. Dries-ler, 13 Willoughby et SUTTER AK, a SO Hopklnaon ave, two 4-siy brick store 5 tenements.

2075, 7 families, total cost Rusarman Oo.ien, 51 Amboy at; art I Danancher, 877 Reck' away e. FORTY-SIXTH BT. 150 Blxteenth ave. 2-ty A attic frame dwellg. 20x40, family cost $4.3, Base Bros.

1370 Fnrty-evnih t. art, Drlealor, 12 Willoughby gt. ARLINGTON A K. cor Berber st, f.ety auto ehrd, 82x24. coet $1,000 24 Curtis, on FORTY-NINTH 140 rieenth ve, een 2-ety brlt daellgs.

2tx.V, 2 fsmOles, total cost tollUi A Norton, on premises; art, A itinadaie, 100 Second pi. FORTY -NT NTH BT, a a. 846 Fleenh twelve similar dwells, total cost $34,000, own art same as last. IWTHK AVE. Rogth fclgnth st, hr! -k sfror A dwellg, 14x53, 1 fam.lv, con $1 -VH', Hoox.

on premises, art. Ttteeh Bwer A Myrtle ave. FtTlRlN TARKWAY. a. 27 Bt John pt, hi Irk deeMg, S3x3T.

2 famlltee, steam boit. a Charles ft Berota, Itv1 hoiirhe at; art, Diatacntr, 147 ukaw ay ave. vm East Twentv. a'tth et. 3- flt vltk tenement, 0x33, femii ee, coat Pitkin St Stone ave; 3 VMUoughby sve nrT SIXTEENTH BT.

er to Neptune fnmi Ptabl. 3ttxao, gravel roof, roM raluixo Wen NJn-'--nth Stnf a'; 1 Hrewsier. 2sid West KUat st. Alterations. tt il rt)TT FT.

enr at, rerti "well, coat $15U; Dc, .44 I'reef dmt sL William Brrl BilaaB Duteher i. Horatio Hllow John LUmaa, Jr. Ears Buahnell Frederick Ecker David Ctcher Willard Edmtster Kverley Chllda 0org Haddn Chari Cooper John IIsman sssas ftowtaaioa KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Capital I d4.M6wFu,SooSBo.OO sSft, Undivided Profits, JULIAN FAIRCHILD, PreeKUnt. D1 w.IAMcWILL.iams JL'LIAN P. FAIRCHILD I THOMAS A b.c ro tary.

btatimknt At the CIom of BusiMM on Jun, SOtb, 1 RESOURCES. $1,740,316 36 Se. York city end'Biiokly tndi. $22 So Other stock and ban da Bonds and moriza o' 007 11 looms on collateral demand and tim 2 Bills purchaood 210 000 00 ijfflc buildin vi aa' Alii 72 interest and comm las Iona SIAJ16.421 A LIABILITIES. Capital Ifurplu Undividtd Profits (nett Du depositors Chsciti certified lbat on loan aad bills purchased 4VonooO axe and xpnaea aerruid.

Trust checks ouls landing COME TO COURT ARMED 10 A lieutenant and four sailors from the revenue cutter Calumet, full uniform and ilde arms, marched Into the Court of Special Sessions, Manhattan, this morning. The lieutenant went before Presiding Justice Deuel and asked that Albert Bricknew, one of the crew of the Calumet, on trial for assaulting Another of the crew, Joseph Pritchard, of 101 Atlantic avenue, be turned over to the Revenue 8ervlce for trial by court-martial. Bricknew assaulted Pritchard Saturday rooming while the cutter was laying at the Barge Office because he refused to Join In an application for raise of wages from J50 to. 360 a month. Bricknew was arrested and held by Magistrate Mayo In the Centre street court for Special Sessions.

Edward Carpel, his lawyer, contended that the affair cams under the Jurisdiction of the Federal authorities, and that the Magistrate could not hold Bricknew. Carpel took the matter up before the' revenue service officials and It was found that an. act of 1906 gave them Jurisdiction over such cases. After a short conference the Justlees of Special Session turned over Bricknew to the revenue officer who marched him eff to the barge office wharf. HIT STREET FIGHT WITH BEER BOTTLES A lively fight In which brer bottlea were tho weapons, took place at Bedford avenue and North Eighth street last night.

John Schwarts, of SU Wythe avenue, received Injuries that landed htm In the Eastern District Hospital. It la said that his assailant was Frank Gar rolus, 27 year old. of 127 North Fourth street. i What started the trouble is not known, but when Policeman Kerrigan, of the Bedford avenue station, appeared, the men were mixing thing up et a lively rate. Several of the fighters disappeared a the policeman came up.

but Kerrigan captured five, besides Garrolus the prisoners were John Stalge, 22 year old. of 200 Bedford avenue: Joseph end Auetin Porcier, brothers, 83 and 23 years old. ot IK North Sixth street, and WtUlm Ko-dteki, 27 years old, of 1F0 Bedford avenue. Schwarts, who was lying on the id-walk when the roisnian arrived, was taken to the hospital by Ambulance Sur. aeon Snyder.

Garrolus waa locked UP on a charge of feloulouk assault, and th other n-en were held for fighting. When the prironers were arraigned djx the Lee avenue police court this morning before Magistrate Furlong th hearing was adjourned. SAYS DOCTORS CLERK TREATED HIM FOR MALADY. Nicholas McCall, of 128 Sand street, wss arrested to-day by Detective Solan, of the Adams street station, charged by Mstthew Horgan with practicing medicine without a license. He denied the h.irge In the Adam str-et court and aid he was simply a clerk employed by Ir, Sims, of l.s Sand street.

Horgan ald that he went to see Dr. Sims last Thursday to be treated, and the phy-slrian was not lu. McCall, It is alleged, to'd him he could treat him Juat as -well. Horgan said McCall examined hifit and then rote out a prescription. He afterwards learned that McCall was not a Stor arid hsd deceived him.

McCall was held for examination on Aug. 16. finds body in water AT foot of jay street. Waller Halsey, of 266 Nassau street, found the body of John Halllday. 36 years old, of 8 Temple court, floating in the water at the foot of Jay stroet tills morning.

Haltlday fell overboard st the foot of Pearl street on Saturday last and was drowned. YOUNG WOMAN DEAD IN ROOM FULL OF GAS. Clara Borland. 21 years old, was found dead at her home, 63 East 135th street, Manhattan, this morning. The gas In the room had been left turned on.

It Is believed she took her ow life. Wartffr Henry John John Thoms NfVftFW Ezznss UUM sa FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY CFFICESt I64-I6B Montagus Borough of BrooMfl 140 Borough of Manhattan HEW YORK CITY. Depojhti H4c.ll, fi, ChMk, Honor.a and Any Bualaua Tranaact.d at Blth.r Offlsa. eipltai, Burplu, Undivided Profits. TW 84.000,000 k' tt WALLA1 PrMlaml 4 HENH vRrCf HENRY C.

LOW, JR. Assistant Bsorolirf TKORNTOM QERRI8H 0fflMt Account Solleited. Inter! Allowed potita Acta a Executor, AdmlB ietrstor. Truit. Etcv SAYINGS ACCOUNTS DATE.

A SMALL fu AMOUNT WILL START. INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 FROM DATE, UP TO LARGE AMOUNTS. DtTidradis Mr and January. Eagle Savings Loan Co. $1,300,000.00 Bm Mem 8t Rear Court H.

Capital and fturplu, 0vt PUZZLE OVER THE 'EUROPEAN TRIP The BoroujH President of Brooklyn telegraphed to Frank P. Hill librarian of the Brooklyn Library last night: "My approval of European trip waa based upon personal consent of Controller given to Mr. Boody and myaelf. Am in formed that he denounced same. If to cancel patrase and five ft up.

Charles F. Adams, Borough Secretary, said to-day that the Boroucrh President had informed htm, that befora arranging for the European trip for Raymond Almirall, the architect of th Brooklyn Central Library, ard Frank P. 1X11, tiu librarian of that Inrt.tutloru tho Bor-ouch President and ea-Miyor Boody had caiied upon Controller Meta, who had greed to the trip a a legitimate expen diture of public money in view of the aiae and aty! of th proposed bu.idinc. If ue Controller's attitude was correctly rtated in t.ie nev.paper," ten-tlnued -Mr. Adams, "ihe beat thlnf for the committee from tho Library Commute to do uculJ bo to call off th propositi iL r.rio.i Ale t.icu wired teJei.ram quott-d above to Mr.

Ihu morning Mr. the architect. railed -mn Borough retarv Adams and informed him that Mr. H.ll had been told by Mr. Met that th Controller would stand by his i ro.nite the Borough President.

ENGINEER 400 SHEZ? KILLED IN A COLLISION. SYRACUSE. N. July 81. Jim Clarlt.

i well-known New York Central engineer, we killed near Lyons to-day. emrtne ttthed lito a cattle train wlikb had been broken In two. Four hundroc sheep were klUrd. IT SB SURPRISE When brought before Magistrate Vnory hees In the Coney Island court, tlrf morning, charged with disorderly 4" duct by a B. ft.

T. tpeeial. a man aid he we William Adams, of 113 Fifty-fourth street, held handkerchief before hi face. Th magistrate ordered him to ahow his face and tlurf ax-cialroetl; -Well, no wonder you dirt evant to be recognised TV have we i 4 You for some time, but didh't exp get you la this way. Adams'' was fined 110 then held for examlnalton on a 1 -2 larceny.

His true nsm la salu 2 be Wilbur Cavanagh and hi aililrroe, "0 Fourth avenue. Aoc.vrdlnfc to 'afirfi tatlon gath-ired In the court Cavam owed Ken-reth Sutherland 346 an Jtcreused his debt som, weeks ago bv dtlng Sutherland to cash a check fo small amount. The paper cam back rom the bank marked O. and warrant was then issued for Cavan arrest. ELECTRIC TRAIN HITS MILK WAGiUT CROSSING.

A West End L.I.' motor train ran Into and smashed a milk wagon owned and driven by George Puckhaber, of 331 Bond street, at Thirty-ninth street and New Utrecht avenue, this morning. The team of hot- attached to the wagon were so biujlv i. lured that It I thouuht that they will have to I. rteet'tovwl Ruckhiiber wo thrown from the tvo- for a round--' tlc tU-itiint', but 1 sellout AUls-Chalmars Amal Copper Am Car A Am Car A Am Cotton Oil Am Hide A i Am Locomotive Am Smelting Am steal Am Sugar Am Woollen Am Woollen Anaconda Balt A Ohio, Ektyn Rapid Transit. Canadian Pacifla Ches A Chic Great Chic Gt West pfd.

B. Chic, A St Chic Un Trac Chic A Col Fuel A Iron Col Col South let Col South id Consol Gaa Del Hudson A Distillers Sec Erie Gt Northern pfd Hocking Val Int Paper pfd Kansas City Louts A Nash Mexican Central Mo. A Missouri Pacific National Blacult National Lead Central 85 Vi J43 20V4 S3 Vi 93 67 79 25 148 20 83 -1 93 V4 67 Vi 79 136 47 90 8 190 60 63 180 28 99 25 74 88'' 98 161 68 48 2 106 19 24 25 148 20 83 98 67 80 137 47 90 203 86 ISO 0 68 181 29 99 26 74 86 98 162 68 48 48 89 106 19 24 Y. Ont A 47 Vi Norfolk A Weat 90 Northern Pacific 204 Pacific Mall 86 Pennsylvania 12314 Pressed Steel 0 Railway Spring 63 Reading 130 Rep Iron A 28 Rep Iron A St pfd 99 Rock Island 25 Southern Pacific 78 Southern 86 Southern pfd 98 Union Pacific 161 Un Ry Inv 68 8 Cast Iron 48 Rubber 8 Steel Steel Wabash A 8d pfd 43 89 104 19 24 2 P. Stocks sold, 466,700 shares; bonds, 11,216,000.

THE COTTOhl MARKET. At ths opening of the local cotton market the near positions were rather weak, but the late months were Armor on a little covering by the room element due to steadier cables than expected. First prices were three points lowsr to four points higher. Trading was very quiet all the morning, end prices showed little change, being at Just about the closing of yesterday. Local bears appeared to be waiting for the reaction upon which to sell, and fresh buying for long account was checked by the favorable private crop reports so far received.

Opening. July ofd, 9.88; Aug. 9.91a92;, Sept, 10.07a08; Oct, 10.21a22; Nov, 10.27a28; Dec, 10.33n34; Jan. 10.87a3S; Feb, 10.42a44; March. 10.50a61.

Market steady. 10:30 A. 10.81; Dec, 10.31; Jan, 10 36; March, 11 A. 9.02; Sept, 10.07; Oct, 10.21; Nov, 10.24: Dec, 10.81. 11:80 A.

10.07; Oct, Dec, 10.29; Jan, 10.34. 13 M. Aug, 9.93: Sept, 10.07; Oct. 10.21; Dec, 10.31; Jan. 10.36.

12:80 P. 9.94; Oct, 10.21; Dec, 10.31; March. 10.49. 1 P. 9 92; S-pt, 10.09; Oct.

10.20; Nov, 10.23: Dec, 10.80; Jan. 10.86; Feb. March. 10.47. 1:80 P.

10.20; Dac. 10.80; Jan, 10.85. 2 P. M. Oct, 10.22; Dec, 10.82; March, 10.49.

FINANCIAL NOTES. A. J. Barling, president of the St. Paul Railway Company, arrived this morning In New York from the West.

The fact that Mr. Earllng has corns to Now York soon again, and the fact that President Hughltt, of the Chicago Railway Company, and other prominent railroad ofriclala are also here leads well-informed Interest to believe that important announcements affecting the Union Pacific, Southern Pacific. St. Paul and th Hill roads will made public In the near future. It la estimated that ths future Is sufficiently assured by book order to warrant an estimate that United' States Steel common this year will sain at least 12 per cent.

James J. Hill Is expected In Chicago In a few days for conference with the Clearing House committee In regard to the Walsh railroad propertied. This conference has been called for the purpose of arranging a contract with the Clilcaro Terminal Transfer Company, the latter Interest being represented by Mr. HU1. The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Company hat declared ths rsgular quar.

ti rly, dividends of 1 per cent, on Its original guaranteed stock and of 1 per tent, upon Its special guaranteed betterment stock, payable Bgpt. 1 to holders of record Aug. 10, Ennis A Sloppanl telegraph: Th, market developed considerable Irregularity Monday. London was a good buyer on Lawyers Mortgage Co gage Bond Co uock Co com Dock Co pfd Dock Co 1st 4s 1951...,,,, Tel Co Tel Co 5s 1020 ...4.. Realty Associates ......,4,.., Waterbury Co pfd Worthington Pump pfd With accrued Interest.

New stock. COMMISSIONER 01EN APPOINTS FORTH FIREMEN Fire Commissioner O'Brien ha appointed forty new firemen and live engineer. Of thla number, Deputy Commissioner Wise, of Brooklyn, secured the engineers, all of whom are Brooklynites. Of th forty firemen eighteen are Brooklyn men. Under the administration of Commli-aloner Wise, Brooklyn has secured more firemen than ever before In its history.

An effort has been made by the local head of the department, ever since he mumed office, to bring up ths tore to the requisite number end thus strengthen the companies. In the matter of fire losses the' administration la also making a record, the figures being much below those of previous year. The five engineers appointed are: Casper C. Welsmun, 910 Bedford avenue; James Hughes. 60 Clinton avenue; Edward J.

Brosnnn, 660 Park pincei Jumee H. Grady, 88 Welrfield street, and George F. Trefcer, 853 Manhattan avenue. The firemen appointed are: James B. Kenney, 84 Ralph street; Patrick J.

Quinlan, 172 Java street: David Erlcson, 178 Pennsylvania avenue: John J. Taggart, IIS York street; Frederick Hohnke, 247 Stockton street: James Csrroll. 3S3 Chsrles Seventeenth street; 158 Graham avenue North Tenth ptreet; John Second avenue; Jnmei Puffteld street; William IT F. Dehler, Thomnji Smith, 83 Gh'gnif, Mullttne; 73 Sutpham, F69A Prospect avenue; Joi. HchilTcr-decker 226 Hnniburcr avenue; Godfrey Jnnaen.

661 Enet Beventh gtioet; Joeeph Concannnn, P58 Myrtle avenu Hurry F. Bchmlger, 212 Cornelia etrees Joseph P. Kommer. 147 North Sixth sit 'ot; Joseph P. Dugan, 281 Reid avenue; fohn J.

Mo Nerney, 1732 Broadway. Walter R. LaBlanc, 417 Von Brunt at; vet. BATTLESHIPS COLLiDfe IN NEWPORT HAR2CR. rhere was a ships Ata- uhile the Hoof, ae cx t-dy Newport Uvimagod WASHINGTON.

July between the bah bam a and Illinois last nip vraaele ere trowing Brem. cording to a dl-paU rut from Bear-Adnitml Kvnns He atatea thm neither ship below the water hue, I.