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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-13
COURTS.

The following suits were filed on Judge
N0onan's docket this morning:
Reagan Houston, assignee, VS.. f. Nigel
ct al, on prOmissory note.
Reagen Houston, assignee, VS.. E. Niggli
on promissory note and debt.
Reagen Houston, assignee, VS.. Lum &
Fry, prOmiSSory note and debt.
Yesterday evening Daniel Lorra re-
ceived years in the state reformatory,
and Gertrude Mendoza got years in the
pen.
The case of exparte Albert Krempkau
is on trial this morning. John Krempkau
and man named Charlie Richter, OF
CaStroville, were examined as witnesses
In Judge Kings court Bruce VS.. BRENT
is on trial. Argument was finished and
the jury charged this morning.
Judge Heron held an inquest on the
body of Juan Bricero yesterday afternoon
An affidavit was made In Justice Adams
court this morning against Antonio Rem.
don for stealing a banjo from Mrs. M. j
Rodriguis. In default Of 500 bond he
went to jail.
CITY COURT.
Six cases were brought before the re,
corder this morning and $50 in fines were
assessed.
T. H. Bowers, immoderate driving, 50
Chas. 1ceman, vagrant, IS.
Henry Hill, vagrant, s..
Dave Williams, vagrant, s.
p. Holman. disorderly, S..
H. w. Conner, disorderly, 81.
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commissioners Court.

The following work was disposed of by
the county commissioners this morning:
They ordered S3O.65 to be paid out for 81
jack rabbit scalps, 10 cayote scalps and
wild cat scalps.
Mrs. o. Martin, pauper, was allowed
provisions for herself and family for one
month.
The report of sheriff T. p. Mccall, OF
meals furnished prisoners was examined
found correct and approved.
Mrs. E. o. Huffman was allowed s. pei
month from date for taking care Of
pauper, Mrs. Lojaik,
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ANOTHER ROBBERY.
Thieves Enter a House and Turn
Things TOpsy Turvy.

Mr.. John Russell, The well known bar.
tender at the Mengar hotel bar and also
captain of the San Antonio foot ball team
was robbed of quite an amount of clothe.
aud jewelry last night. The thieve:
entered the house, 46 Syc'
amore street, by the front dool
and going into the room occupied by. Mr.
Russell, proceeded to help themselves
They lighted the lamp and closed the
window blinds and then commenced their
work by tearing, up the bed clothes and
even strewing the ashes over the floor,
out of the stove, in search of money
Two revolvers are missing also.
Mr.. Russell had left quite an amount OF
jewelry at the bar, which formerly be-
lOnged to his wife. These were saved.
The detectives have the case in hand.
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Roses.
-Msgnolias.
-Arborvit@.
Golden arborvita.
40 varieties everblooming roses.
Japanese persimmons.
California privet hedge.
Knox d Son, 223 E. Houston st.
Local weather forecasts for San
Antonio and vicinity for the SO hours
ending Sunday, Feb. IA, at p. m
Showers tonight and probably early
Sunday morning, followed by warmer
generally fair weather. Monday
brisk norther; cold and fair Monday
night.
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UndeIiyered Express.
Prof. Held Dead.

Prof. VIM. Held, a we'll known band,
leader and solo cornetist, OF this cityt
died last night at his residence corner OF
Rusk and South SITS. eafter long Illness.
Deceased was a leader of the musical
union and was a member of the Alamo
Firemen'sBand. The. funeral takes
place tomorrow afternoon with music.
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Republican Executive Committee
There will be meeting of the commit
tee at my Office Monday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, at 7:30 p. m. A full attend
auce is requested.
2-132t* HENRY TERRELL,
Chairman Rep. Elk. Com. Bexar Co
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Building Permits.

Minnie Schapper, dwelling, Callaghan
street. end ward, sl25.
c. M. Cadwallader, two dwellings, in
the 4th ward, one on Mistletoe street for
$1,000, and one on Mulberry avenue for
81 600
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sevENTeeN LIves ln PeRIL.
A Dastardly Attompt 10 Burn Up Foul
Sleeping Families.

Dastardly Attempt 10 Burn Up Four
Sleeping Families.
TRoy, n y, March 1-Early this morn
ing flames wVre discovered in the two story
double building 506 Second street which
contained tho families OF Mrs Kinney, John
Couigan. Timothy Collopy and james
Lowria, In al seventeen persons. They
were al eieeping soundly when the o,ior 0l
smoke and kerosene awakened Corrignn
He Immediately aroused his family and suc
ceoded in awakening the other tenants
who, however, found all avenues OF escap,
cut or by the flames. The women shrieket
and ran wildly about, Ia their desperation
throwing their chiidren from the windows
20 tho crowd which had gathered below.
In the meantime, the fire department
which had arrived NJ the eocne, made heroiy
Efforts 10 subdue the flames, and, with th,
AID Of citizens who keys pouring water o.
thesn, soon snoceeded IN extinguishins
them. Chief Engineer Byron immediatel,
instituted nn examination, which left n,
doubt that the fire bad been part of d1ls
tardly plot The pOiice were called in, ant
their Investigation disclosed that tho at
tompt WIS attributable 30 Nicho&as Con
nell
OooDeti. Il appears, called last night whih
dyunA. and desDanded bo go his wifo, wh,
rs hving with the OOrrigan family and VII,
sapagoted from him nine months ago. See
ing his condition, Mrs. Oorrigan denhed hi
reQllest and oriered him out d the house
he attempted b foFoe his WY when Mrs
C0qTiisln repulsod him with poker, cutting
him. Mrs. OOunell, who heard tho fracas
says that she heard her husband say: "I1
gct eVen; Fil burn ne house and every oos
IN ~ Oonnoll who wne found in "A neigh
boring anloosl, denies his guilt and assert,
that b. ON pBoSu ~ alilh.
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ICE eeHRIne "a rRoue1E.
UDcae sam Has Ills Rye. on EngIand'i
New Lake CEuisers.

New Lake Cyuisers.
WAsHIROguE, March f.-Reports sent out
from Washington Saturday night Indicated
a ksvortsh oonditiln Of things inspecting the
Behrfng saa mattsn not warranted hy tho
facts Ot eonrae tlle of1cioAs reoognize She
gravity of ths Situation, but thore s 10
eloh exigoncy ar ~ wasszant the intoTTup-
ton OF ohanso OF the raEnlar psogragnme of
ontdDet meetanGs, which a speckal meeting
kodfrg, ~ was rumored, would show PFesi-
Gsut HaTfson win not take hobd O. the
inatter uut1 Tomorrow, when he win
doubcleS diccur it with tho members Of
tbe oalhDet
The failure q the United Statee b reaoh
an agfeesnent On matters affecting Behring
sea has attrsctoi attention 30 Greet Brit
ain's fulnidalle navel strength on The nreat
lakea In tho eveot of trouble. The treasury
deqaFtmant some time ago made an officAA
inquiry a. % tbs ciaraoter Of the new reve-
nue cutter now being built hy Great Britain
on tbs C0noihln side o. the great lakes.
In an ofiicil ropoSt TO tbs treasury de-
partmeat an ofioer OF the revenue marine
service states tiGt the OOnstaDoe n the type
Of number q vessels about 30 be built.
Her dtmcfsssors aze givcn as follows.
Length, 10 feet; beam, ~ feet 8 inches
urnit, loet; engines o. the singh HaeW
verticie compound type; cylinders measur-
ing respectively - and % inobes; stroke. q
inches; hattery, three Norieofeldt Eapii
firing guns The Constance has a ram bow,
and sg'eoia attention has been pasd ~ tlla
arFangement of ber bankers, In orier ~
pnoeect the machinery from shock.
Two veesek n the OonstaDoe type aro
now afboat. This type q vessel Is more
Formidable than any q tbe revenue cutterr
q the United Statee aud tlls fact thot Eng
and h building theoe scmi-wHrlips for Tho
lalBe servioe haa not escaped ocaeiGa atten-
tson in Washington, and may become the
sub3eet OF d1I3omatic odjnstDont In tie
near future. In offichA cirolos the opinion
h freely expEeaeed that tbs builiing q shiJe
q this chse for service on the great lalsec
h oAeorly in violatiEa u tbe treaty stipu-
lated between the Untted St,stes and GreGs
Br1fQin
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eNLNAN WANTs ro FlaAI.


A Sweeping ChnlttliRe by the. Big FellOw
to An the Furctgn BlufRrs.
IN PAUL, March Mitchelis clhallanqe
10 John l.. Sullivan has made tho hdg fellow
twho Is behaving sillendidly no0) nnrious,
fog Il thsre n anybody in tho world John l.
hates h is Mitohoil, with whom be has epeorn
to get e~on for that runaway notuh m
PrAnoo Mitohelps talk has at the cham
pion fIiIiy aohing por fight, aud ho has iso0d
tho following sNoopiig chuilenge;
hnrciy oilallngo any and Al Of tlle hauflsws
who havp be.-l trying to make o.srntal NJ my
exponse 10 fi,ht mo etthcr tho nst we& IN
August ~ tn irst wook h SepeemboF, ttrhs
yoor, "A the OlympAc Cub Ia tho c1ty Of NV
ORLEANS, for a purse of S2jOO0 and an oritsido
hot ~ ShlOO0 TIM winner of tho figlrt 70 tlal.e
tho ontire purso. insist upon bot q Stls0p
D. sllow thai tnog mean buainessl Wo aso roady
b. put up the ontire Sl00o; hrst come, fpft
aorvod
give prccodenoe IA tins chaileo,go 10 Prank
p Saavin- of Australia, n ho and hfs baclsgu
havo do're To groatoat amount u blowina
My socond pre0acnco ia the bomhaatic strin.
ter, Chorios Mitchell, OF England, whom would
rather whip than any man Ia the world.
Ny third pro4oronce n james Ourbett q Gal
ifornia, who anhievoi his share of bomhast, bui
Ia this challenge include al fghters who M
white / win not hght negro ! neyer hayV
and novcT shall.
I prehr this challenge should ho accepted
by sumo of the hrcgnoH who havo bcor
sprinting 30 hasd afier the American dolart
u iate ~ I wusld rnthsr whip them than any
nf my own o0untrymon.
Tho Marquis % Queouiberry rulps mus'
govern this contoai, ~ / want hghtinn. not foUi
racing. and intand b. soep the championship
q tho world whcro Il boiongA IN the land Of
tho fieo and bho homo - theibravc.
JOnN l.. AuLLivAn,
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

LOUISVILLE, MeFch 7.-Meager details Of
fierce battle between negroes and white
men in Metcalfe county have been received
here. The fight took place at Clarlzs Cross
ing. five miles east u Edmonton, the county
seat. A number Of white men who haul
lumber were on their way home when they
met a negro, and as they p0ased ono Of the
party, who was probably drunk, struck the
colored man with his whip. The negro
threatened 10 "get even.r The whites
stopped at a distiHery near By, and tho
negro returning a short time after with
eleven Others, a pitched battle ensued, dur
ing which four negroes were killed and
several others wounded, two Of whom will
probably die. The sheriff and a posse have
gone TO the scene Of the troutle.
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THREW A MISSILE AT THE czAalHA
Tho Royal Lady Rainted in Fse~ oarriaae,
but Esceped Unhurt.

Tho Royal Lady RaiDted in Ese~ oarriaaa,
but Esceped Unhurt-
ST. PrrnnsBUR8, March 7.--WlHle the
ozarina and the csuovitoh we've Oat driving
ON the Veveky Proepect a toll man With a
dark mustaohe and wearing q loose over
coat ran out from the crowd and threw q
pared ut tbe caTrsqe. He evtdeotly intend
ed that It should fan inside tie window but
It dropped b the ground sevessa feet from
the resr whech.
The czarina asw the mn running and
take something from uDder his coat She
turned white, half rose from her seat aud
then tainted On ber sons shoulder The
ooaohnan drove on with al speed. shouting
30 tbe police On the drive and pointing
toward, the man who hurried OF through
the crowd.
Several arrests were made within q few
minutes, but with what results cannot be
aecertsined. The bundle consisted OF a
metal peceptacle containing fluid not yet
Analysed aud eovered with loose blaok
cloth.
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HENsEL Will TEST THE LEASES.

The Constitution0lity - the Reading
Deal 30 BE Decided by the Oourts.
HARRsBURG, March 7.-Attorney 7. Geoeral
Hensel will test m the Dauphm county
court as soon as the neoeesary papers oan be
prepared the oonstitutSonality OF tbs leases
by which the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad company has assumed control q
the Lehigh Valley and New Jepsey Oentral
Rairoad. A bin Ia equity iDoaoding an
application for a permanent injunction
b Fostrain opeEations under the lsasa win
be the proosedinGs adop6ed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

zAEBsvIiIlE, o.. March Tho sensatton
al tsoOt3s betweon Mrs. A. W. Carrul
sister q Govvrnor Boyd, q Nebrasza, aud
heT hushand baVe ooino 10 a sudden term
inatinn. Charges and counter charges o.
unfaithfulnoes and attempted poisoning hRt
been maiie, but through the Intervention oi
thoir postof and mutual friends they woo
bpought together and explanations and for
givenefs followed, and AL h now lovely.
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The On menter Ernloded.

ToFEKA, Kan, March Tho car heating
apparatus in the smoking car Of an Atchison
train was exploded with fearful force and
Conductor Lamon aud fifteen passengers
were buried in the debris In the front end
of the car. When they were extricated Il
was mOre OF less injured but only two OF
them seriously.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

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Il white on neck and breast; answer 20
name of Fife. Liberal re ward for return 10
1OI North franklin street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

PARIs, March The courts have as
signed a portion Of General Boulanger's
property, being a personality q lla,T2
francs, less debts 10 the amount OF 10 100
francs. Madam Boulanger is entitled 10
g7,0qo francs and the generals daughter re-
oeiVes nothing.
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win Have the HIarFiase ADuIlod.

WATERBURY,, Conn, March T.-Rnel Hem
enway, the millionaire SILK manufactuyer of
this place, has found out that his daughter
Mary had, Gu Feb. %, been secretly married
to George T. Gardner, young New York
bookkeeper. Mr.. Hemenvay says he viii
have the marriage annulled and win make
it warm for the clergyman, as both Miao
Hemenway and Gardner weTe under twen-
ty-One years Of ago.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

ROCHESTER, n. T., March mcInerney,
the express messenger who was shot by
Oliver Perry, the.train robber, a week ago
at Lyons, n insane He has been out Of his
head at intervals ever since the shooting.
His mother Is also in a dangerous condition
from the effects Of the shock.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07
MRS.PLATTH ADAPISTOL
And Her Husband Asserts That
She Tried 10 Shoot Him.
sHB SAYS sHB E BEING HoUEDED.

A Sensational Outcome 10 the Divorce
Psoeeedings In whsch Young Martin H.
waaIcr Pigurcd ~ tho Alleged Core
spoDdcnt-hrs. Piett Incarcerated.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

OHhRLorIas n. c., March T. - Pcts
Mahar, the irish champion, tried b hurl
himself hoadloog from car window while
the tratn wfs going full speed, but was pre-
vented BY Bob Fitasimmons, who whipped
him IN Now orieans. Maher h very dos.
ponhant and aaYa be win end he life
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

81. LOUIS, March Prank p Slavin and
Charles Mioohen wvFo asked what they in
tended to do about John L. Sullivans chal-
enqe. Mitchell said he would make any
and ovory oonooesiun b. get a match with
sullivan Sayin suid: II win not talk
hglA with John l.. Sullivan until uter
meet LocAcaon. II / suoooed in defeating
potee, viii then ask John L. 10 dance b
INV fflsh.iio
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

CARLISLE. Pa, March The Wilham
Clare Aihsn Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church, x this city, was dedicated beeore an
audienoe q thousand persons from al
paris q the country. The platform meet
ing WIS presided over by Governor r e.
Pattison. who delivered an able addrss,
followed by Bishop Bowman and DT. May
parst.a
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

PARIS, March 7.-Etienne Arago, brother
OF the famous astronomer, died here ninety
years Old. He was a journalist and play
wright early in life and was conspicuous as
an agitator, taking part ia the revolutions
Of 1884 and 1913. In 1870 he was mayor Of
pa1ia
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

ALBANY, March 7.-Petitions from nearly
every labor organisation in the state have
beon received by Governor Flower asking
him TO remove Florence Donovan, the Labor
representative on tie boord of arbitration,
whose term has expired, and to appoint IN
his stead John 7. Cummings. Of Kingston.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

UPPER SAEDUsKY, o., March 7.-Judge
Small6y appointed Walter B. Richie, Of
Lima, receiver FOR the Pittsburg Akron and
Washington railroad. The company is in
debt over SzOQOOO
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

RoAENE, Manch Am important die
oovery Of arms and explosive materials was
found here today in the borse a two noted
anarchists named Cons, father and son.
The excise otiicials were searching the
house for ooDtrnband goods, and ht on a
large store OF cartridges and highly en-
plOsive LIQUIDS
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

CHICAGO March IA syndicate az Indian
apolis headed by John c. Shaffer, has been
given a thirty days option on the Citizens
Railway Company Of indianapolis foI
A 7fOlIO
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

MEEoaoNEE, Wis, March 7.-Farmer.
Pallard and KnoTps, living near this city
engaged in a fight in which Knopps was
killed. Pallard accused Knopps Of being
too attentive TO his wife.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

NEWARK, n. J., March 7.-Articles Of in
corporation Of a company for the manufac-
ture Of fancy ARTICLES from tanned tripe
have been filed with the county clerk. The
capital stock is $4,000. james W. Deckert
Is the inventor Of the process.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

FALL RIVER, Mass, March flames
McDOugall has died from the result of shots
fired by his son five weeks ago. Three
weeks ago the son was sentenced 10 six
years imprisonment for the assault. he
win now be tried for murder.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

BERIrS. March THE grand duke oi
Hesse, husband Of Queen Victorias daugh
ter Ahoe, has boen stricken with paralysis
and is dying.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

PIrreBUBG, March 7.-President Hugo
Kaul, q the Slavinsky bank, at Mount
Pheasant, hos ieft town with about $1,000
the savines q tie foreign element q that
place. Tho Huns and Slavs threaten tc
tear The plaoe down, and trouble Is ex.
tlarton
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March jay Gould's
party arrived here and left for the City Of
Mexico. DR.. Mum states that Mr. Gould
Is imprOving.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

CHICAGO, March Felix Green and LOd-
wig Billiner were found dead in bed. The
room was full Of gas and the stop cock Of
the gas jet was partly turned on.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

BALTIMORE, March Pelham W Ship
man, son Of Judge Shipman, OF New York,
who escaped from Bloomingdale Insane asy-
lum last week, shot himself dead in a cab IN
this city.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

New YORK, March The Field jury dis
agreed and wero discharged. Eight thought
the errotic flnancier insane ana four thought
him insane. Judge Van Brunt may now
decide the matter himself or order a new
trial
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

PARIS, March 1T is announced from
the Guatemala legation in this city that
General Reyna Barrios has been declared
president Of Guatemala.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

NEW YORK. March 7-Previous to the
sermon at Plymouth church, BROOKLYN, yes
ter1ay, Darwin ]. Meeerole, who Killed
Theodore Iarbig, was admitted as a prona-
tionary member.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

GLOUCESTER, Mass, March 7-Joseph
Grady and Daniel AlcAskell, of the schooner
Lizzia Griffin, were drowned
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

Dillon, a wen and favorably known telerra.
pher, died Of consumption q his home here.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

GREAT FALLS, Mich, March T. - The
Hotchlziss- Hawkins Hardware company has
failed. Hotchkiss is mayor Of Great Falls.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

rOR SALE.
noARD al ROoaIs.

DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
4 Imposing Stones. Apply AZ this office.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

Tor SALE SOME OF THE NIOEsT AR.
ranged hO1ses in the city, on Washing
ton street, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. They are of medium cost. and can b,
bought on easy terms. Call and LOOK at them
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

100 feet from Ocean, on Kentucky ave,
to sl2 week l.. V. SIlChNEn.
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ATLANTIC orrY HOTELS.

The EIdredge,
10 south Carolina Avenue. SS 20 Sl2 per week
q1 40 to GO per day. Every Iecllty iOr
SSnssts House enlarged having large airy
SONS. Mrs. T.. j. Eldredge, PROPRIETOR.
Evening journal., 1892-03-07

BUSINESS oPPOarUNIrIEs.

hUHIN TlN Ut UTI 7 2 n EIT1's
UOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hSTATE.-The we'll known "Prac-
tical Farmer Hotel at Grubb's. Brandywine
hundred, is offered for sale, or Will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed for one
hundred years; the only road house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter has = splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
p. DONAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
ton. Del.
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HELP WANTED.

----------------,-..-- - nm,
WANTED IMMEDlATELY "A GO GoMPK- aI,H
LOWAY'S. 800 Washington street.
TXTANTED. LEX PERIENCED sTARCHER,
w S6 a week. steady work. DIAMOND
STATE LAUNDRY, 9Th and Shipley streets
LNARM HAND. - WANTED A FIRST
T. CLASS farm hand; must understand his
business; none other need apply. No. 224
jefferson street.
VETANTED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUIT-
w able Life OF New York, only rep esenta-
tive men need apply Excellent contracts to
good solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER, Gen
eral Agent No. en2 Marker street
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WILLIAM LAWTOS.
WILLIAM II. KRAMER.

DOR RENT. mo. 200 z. SECOND STREET
Il containing 10 rooms, gas, bath. hot and
cold. Rent. $50 per month. Apply TO JAMES
7. GRUBB. y D. 331 4 4th street.
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Che Gurt.

1ICDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. North
~ Bergen. N. J.-la'.ns to-day and every day there
AMI hoSts rom iiankiln aud 42d streets every nitccn
minutes connecting with s.eara elevator and railrosd
di,rct 10 track. from Barclay. Chrstopher ana
i'm streets every minutes connecting with electric
and steam rail DAD. Fist race at D. M Admission,
81 CO. Special heats from Annex Dock. FUonst brook;
Iyn 12 rs daily pennsylvania Depot Jersey lily, a.
40 Leaving West Shore Dock Immediately alter races.
' :. WHITEHEAD, Secretary.
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NETWORK. september L. lso".
" Office is hereby given that a meeting OF
~ holder. Of ne r.t or;gss- OH m P a o.
comItny's Office I5 Wils, IN the civ o' OK on
Monday, November a. 1892 Mt O'clock L: Nh 10Y uls
PURPOSE confirming the appointment bY IN, tiu Oh
S,rrtor, Of thu Company Of Mr.. Henry X Mcliare
"A Trustee under the nortgeic ,.,. ,,-,,.
The Colorado Coal and 1rO1 Go.
MANHANSET IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. SHELTER
IsLATb,, suFit9LK CQTNTGY:, n. i,..o
IN lii ANNUAL MEETING Of the s;oclihod-
j ors OF the n.nhsnset Improvement COMPANY fot the
election OF directors foi " ensuing year ana f9r
Of such oh,r business properly
before the meeting, VIII De hold a. the ,nce %
Thomas II. Wood 4 Co. No. Or Broadway. IN tc tiy
a Ncw-York the 10Th day OF November, 1892. at
o'clock tho afternoon.
HENRY X. MOTLEY. secretary
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sterling respectively; French francs, 52c rnd
BIS -; reicnmarks % SIG and 95 .-l6.
In London British consols after early case
the account The bullion balance of the Bank
Of England was unchanged In the open mar
ket money was a shade easier at Is per cent
anccs. Bar silver was steady at 80 I-l6d. an
ounce American railway shares were strong, and
closed at about best quotations, Wabash pre-
ferTed further rising over per cent ~ farls
French ) per cents reacted l2 IL centlmes 10
90.27 IL, sight exchange on London being
25l7 IL francs to the { sterling.