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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
SARATOGA CLIMBING HOUSES CLOSED

saratoga y. y. July 20.-several gambling houses
having been open on the quiet for Il week past and
Others having been making preparations for the cam
paign Chief Of Police Blodgeu bv direction OF the
Police commissioners, today served notice ON all the
propretors that their places must be closed and re
nam closed Tor the senson. Those who had opened
have locked their doors and Albert spencer who
Wa preparing to open the saratoga Ciubh luse. On
Saturday evening next. has told his that
their services not needed. ana that they
need not come 10 the place saturday. The
restaurant connected with the clubhouse will also
kept closed, although nearly everything had been in
readiness To begin operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
TIE OMAHA BRIDGE CASE.

It. Paul July 20-In the United States
Court Of Appeals Judge Sanborn Yesterday handed
down q decision in the cases of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company against the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and -. Eanl
road. These suits in equity brought bv the Rock
Island and St Paul companies against the Union Pa
cite 10 compel specific permanencc OF agreements BIZ
the latter company with each Of complainant, to let
them into the Joint and equal u-e Oi it, Omaha bridge
and certain tracks extending from Council Bluis across
said bridge. The DEGREES Of the lower court ale al
rrmcd by Judge sanbOrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Wholesale CONSPIRACY CHARGED.

Kansas City, Kan. July 2o.-A conspiracy 10 rob
the railroads centens In this city formed and carried
out by passenger solicitors, ticket brokers and large
number Of conductors. has been investigated by d.
tectives The system worked by the oOnspratorS
10 carry passengers out OF the city at half fare, the
proceeds Of such business being divided eQauly among
all interested 1t is said that two solicitors, two
brokers and fifty conductors implicated IN
The conspiracy the victims being nearly all The roads
centeTfng here The santa Fe and the Memphis
sad 10 be the heaviest loosers Arrests expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE

shp@ a%c 57 G5s :e' 225 NJ Mhe'; in a%
Staa1.r; september sia-dsi'.c October siEa13' S
steamer 80 req Soseso dec bush Southern
vbest arrner Fuitz sOas5c Longberp, easOc nVI'
steady mixed spot. 80 dbl July .G51',c h
90 o 200 bush sales 80 900 bush southern coll
white easy az 5sd0oc ,cow stsady al oc 4, asG'
teccipt. IG l2O bush stock. lol,377 bush Ne.pgnE
Ter Inquiry No Q 73c receipts. pa bush sG 5os
40 ga bush Hay firm good to choice timothy 81 1C
go % sos sIsH CORK for orders es I'd Cotton nomnd
bidding 7c Provisions weak mess pork si' clear lear
rib dcs ssc sugarplcklcd shoulders she sugat'eIir'
smoked shoulder 9ae nam, s' Rt,er drm ~reamery.
fnrx .s,r do fair to choice 2Oa2lc do. imitation ~
isdle fancy Ice good choice 1te store a,mer
Ro cafSoe; fair I6c no Z l3isalS+e. sugs, ytGaa
rranua;ed, 4.ltc Copper firm refined ilc' ""''"''
Bo.tnn' july pO-McrRets quiet. Receipt l0 oso
400 bbis IL 900 "a 900 bush; oats o"o0V
bush shorts, l5I tons ,,.
f"q''s dull he'Y limits 2RfaR r%t Tss-sY
hard at sge p 600 sO n.S at IS bush
northern for export private terms IS Doc o6 SnSh 20; i
o,s a. SO no. hard c. closed at 3D. ST. az
er'srn Bo at t,sI soc w SG what scaree
cars No red SPOT a, SEC 3 coo bu.h DC cas- -"
6gsh do oor to aTFHe eht a. sSe Of o. II aT No yellow
544ca5tc, cars NO. yellow at 49, an 'ar' ~ %
522c 10 cars no az 'ats ug au G Ia a,
a. ~. writc 49,, d$5.c. No . plXcd &c a.krl
ye nominal so In Gr. and On te 7o ,nt. s. oa
aend r Te0T hour - loaSi 30 Mfced stcady and IN
S4-nF, Nl t 1De RAID eic to NewYork Eccc
Flour 2o5oO hl- wteat io3 600 m,h S9'n * ocT
PIER; G. .f 300 V p.h fa%sccd 5000 Lu-h ship
mcnt, BY rail Flour. i6 GOO Ibis wheat '4ooo ''''
com, ~ 600 bush oats 900 bush
Chicago July 2o.-The leading futures ranged rs foI
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Gelp Uanteo.

49,
AGENTS AND CANVASsERS; Gs.e or
female: 81 b g. daily pro1ts surr eA'
perience unnecessary; no talking required
exclusive fltory given. fof pJfEcuiofs
a.dress /. PUTNAM co.. West "instd.
Scnn.
wANTED.-Iades ana young men to d.
our work ct rnci, own ho," =, roiI 40 we
nv GOOD pr,oes experience not necessary
m" .anta'~lnc. Address Tor particulars
STANDARD MANCFA, TT RING o..
Lock BoS lO7. South Framinghan. Mass
Enclose stamp.
Males
AGENTS WANTED for the be>t selling
CAMPAIGN button out lend L. cents Tor Two
.aIrpi"- and d.-criptiV" circular ~ bhd...'
&C.. a harvest Tor Ike sgcnts. - u. IVES
Pian'-Niilr. Conn .
AGENT, AND CANVASsERs: male or
fanale ~ b. - daily profits srr' eN-
p,.rl, ne. UNNECESSARY no Plkins Teguind
sidres, I. PUTNAM & CO. Wet wms,cd.
Conn.
lr Yor AKE .rrking 0rploym"ni, Or
WI-h p max. a tAau -. all a. M' "'u|>t
AM he'd and rel,able NEw.Y0Rk N'tN-
CY positions ~ every rlh'. gtl,"N PiV
urd new or,cr. ,Vrty mil Information
TIE 7Gi pflIf 'Iy. corner ~'h-'t.
IF you ARE out o employa'cat an a.
the old METROPOLITAN A''rN'r otu.,'
every Gay f0i al Aind~ ~ h'it - hIV'"'
way BROOKLYN near ferry.
>ALFSNn-N wari.d 500 c,,. 80 ri.
ncu articles ~ GrHglisi- "h0 ''h'T-. '''
.uuh flani-st.. r." hlyn.
WANTED 4 hand, mechanic TO do 'Ii
kui pf Vorit about gHtp OF Hl"iu'i.
l.u-,s iu II. rcM. -teny cnHoi ihttl .ol
IN. rght man. Address COW Nih, bon
l3. Tumne once.
WANTED An t,rticncfd foreign CORE
-nortcur- clerk and hDoshD'i+i, F.hiI 81
nnh "a. tgglish. ,'cranr. r.n' a r lily
NkENISH COMPANY. Newark. \. }.
WANTED. Collectors. canve,erI,. nsur-
,r.. i-1n good chance fol inlpflNin- FoV
insonur wiz be Offered you by otl'nr eh
CHARLES i. JuURE. 90 tomi-t. ifo'N-
su. OLtonaFi Mo .dy's ar 'h','l
WANTED Two intelligent {"uns n' men
~ good rducpti q and who na>r nj ,".''u'
a. A.. oni,. yncricnce. Adde'S g., bon :"
~ lhunc once.
WANTED. Quick boy. who ra. had SON"
.,N.rrl,ucc in ~ architect Ollie" -tlt a.
- address by letter only BoN 70 ID IN
ave
WANTED Statesmen n r,prosen' and
.eU or Coupon Check System L. Merchant
ana s,oTce"rss sr@mttc cs nr e., nsS ariioFv sn
rns. The COMMERCIAL CASH COZ
pos co. Cincinnati. Ohio
WNNTED-Agcnt- for the only oNi"'d
Surda,..chool Teacher. Bible. WIN "iI'
u,olouncing tcNt; circulaf, WIN 'po', nrh
race. seat on receipt Of stamp s,nd '"r
iern.-. TIE BOOKER PII IL HING CO..
n Mnk.st. Boston. Moss.
Females.
Lovers OF LITERATrnE can corn
eou.ld.tuhle Income IN any city no can
,as,ng monopoll-t,c rOslti IONS StamIr" en-
,.iof.'. EDITOR. ~ 6th-a'e.
WANTED. American woman 80 fOi Zen
erl homework: mus, have personal "l'f'
cnre Cell 3lS West llth-st.
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tUork Uanteo.

Females.
FALL GAGEMENr to 20 abiosd as
,.a,.rnc.s or travelling companion. 10y
1,ty TEACHER. cNpc fenced Traveller uhu,I'
.tsnis several languages good r'irieh'es'
Iddr.s USEFUL, ! go Broadway.
THE daughter ~ deceased hapN A.
Mia who Il In temporary nnahcial uvuDe
rrould L. glad TO have any member OF ui,s
so.iety assist la getting her employment
,ddr,rs X. A.. Tribune Uptown Ohrc'
/ nf2 broadway.
YOTNG GIRL. age 10. desires position
A., oflicr or addressing at hom Eouo az
rvuIes. has experience and can furnhh I' no
rrsure flnm former employer. = - ~
Cligton-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
THE MAIL sERrIcE TO AUSTRALIAN

san Francisco. July 90 The Chamber Of Commerce
at its quarterly meeting today. adopted resolutions
rcc'ting that the Australian MAI service performed
at the present time by the Oceanic steamship Com
pany OF san Francisco. an exclusively American cor
poration. with the aid Of the British steamship. the
employment OF which is obligatory under the con
tract with the New Zealand Government. which paws
most OF the cost; that this contract will expire In
November 1892, and there j. almost certainty that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
BOARD an0 Rooms.


GRAMERCY PARK, NORTH (,lnown as
137-lJJ Fact II u Il. Del ighuul location
clegan. Rooms with or without board also
privileges OF private PARK.
HOTEL NIANO. 80 East leth-st.-NNm-
mer garden table d'hOte; ROOMS daily,
weekly with or without board elevator.
MADISON.AVE l24.-Dcsiiahlc large
and snail rooms permanent or Transient.
2IST.ST. % WEST.-De-irahle rooms.
with board visitors t. city accommodated
permanent, transient references
21ST-ST, 1i9 WEST Large and small
rooms. with table board summer prices
translents accommodated.
2zD-Sf.. WEST. Second floor large
front room with board al-o other rVoni-
BOTH ST, 20 wE~T.-Supror BOard
50 weekly
4STH.ST.. 81 WEST.-Large cool rOfn's
excellent home table city visitors acCOnIHo-
dated reasonable rates references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

the service will be abandoned unless the Postal No.
P"fVneht Of the United States hereafter bears q
'e"Non""ie share OF the cost OF maintaining II. The
'n"hDer OF Commerce, therefore. feels it inci,nl.,,
upon II 10 urge upon Congress the appropriation ~
sum a sum as VIII insure the continuance of ma
american mall service to AustI ALA and the eNtcnsnn
Ol American commerce the Pacific C0a,t ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Gcnnlrp Real gslate for Sale

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGk.-Dcsifl
investment property IN city Of 10000 popu,
Lotion business and Ie.ldence property al
well rented total Va W.. s"VooW rh'
FOR part vslue. Inquire oil HATH AWAY
INVESTMENT CO.. Rochester, y. Y.
ORANGE y J.. real estate lal & tons
for sale and rent. NV mod -rn residence
best locs. on. el0 900 EDW y. HAMIL-
TON ( CO.. SO Broadway. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
WV ORIElys srREEr RAnwAr sYxDIcArE

New Orleans. July 20.-Local capitalists acting with
al outside syndicate have made offers for the pur-
chase OF of the street railroads and have fixed
the price which they willing t. pay for Tn"
stock The scheme Is 10 consolidate all the street
railway in the city under management. and TO
operate all tn" lines by electric power The deal In
wolves Sl0,0OO.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
4 NlTIOxlL RrrAI1 LEwrLLrR.. association.

Pttsburg. Penn. July 2O.-1he National Retail
jewellers Association OF the United states Wa"
organized here yesterday by representatives Of the
five associations of retail jewellers from Ohio. Penn
syvans, Missouri. Illinois and Alabama The officers
are Arthur f. Goodman. Of Philadelphia president:
". i. Kenzio 1t. Louis. secretary, and Edward Lon
MAYER, of Newport. KY. treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Real estate h1anteo

WANTED. TO RENT.-For remainder VI
season. a g.ntlcmai'~ place near New. ON.
with or wlthOut hOr~c- no ~ludI ohllut.h 3
best references. Address 5. r.. T.. o. Lox
S3i New. y Ork.
WANTED.--A good farm on the Sound or
Hudson River In Working order about % ~
30 acre. l.. \. MUSE. l,562 Dosn-st.,
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
miscellaneous.

LAST CHANCE.-Po-itivcly last week
Of great semi-auhual sales tremendous uh'
rre-rGent4d reductions IN gloves. hosiery.
oof-ets. underwear, LIVERY hahch'1chiciS
etc JAMES no. broadway.
MATTRESSES made over a. resldei ces.
~ - up. MANBORGVE. lG7 +. ll-thst.
POLITICAL PICTURES, oil PAINTINGS.
heod. nf the Presidential candidates Tor
tanners. &c. for -.le vt KENNEDY >.
a95 Past lo5th.sf. New-TOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

RECEIVER FOR THE EVANSVILLE AND ONO.
Zanesve. Ohio. July 20.-J. Hope sumner. general
manager. to-day appointed receiver Of the Zanes
vile and Ohio River Railroad the application Of
New-York bondholders and the Mercantile Trust
Company Of NcwYork. which holds a mortgage Sc
curing the bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
-, Os,vc THE READING CASE.

800, DEAL LITIGATION IN NEwJER>EY
gHh ABOUT TO END
On spoclaD.-Arsument IN the Read
',. va, resumed before '"dl'eior No"ln inns
ins suit We. ,s.nb G. Johnson representing the Pha-
molan and Reading Railroad opened 'he argument
delpla ain claimed that the Port Reading had
Mr. Jo"n.t 90 lease The Central Railroad notwith.
perie.' .ne fact that It's incorporators con
sanois .,h tho philadelphia and Reading There is
nec'eu e,d,nc that stock shall be held by domestic
DO 10" dams and individuals entirely, and now the
eop - Cbancery Is asked 10 engraft that construc-
'oO'' ,he state law. This broad policy has at
"o" a come OF the most gigantic corporations In
u" ,rv 10 this state. and il will strike terror
'" ,,e heart, OF the OF property worth hun
~, =, millions OF dollars who have come here
=. ,,oUing that the rights Of corporations depended
Nv ,be personnel and residence OF the shareholders
Tnom,s ~ McCarter followed Nj Johnson with a
v.mlnute argument in which he declared that the
an If information had laid out a big job for the
co,t of Chancery. There are seven different relefs
,..red for and some OF them. he held were out Of
SO ouestion. John X. Emery. counsel for the Port
os.dlpC followed Mr.. McCarter lie asserted that
No court had no jurisdiction to set aside the lease
,eept In suit by parties concerned In the contract
se state is not party to the contract, nor IS the
ptract Itself open to litigation or inquiry by the
site Mr. Emery further held that II all the com
binsons to restrain trade commerce are to be
brought within the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry then all strikes. boycots and called trust
canYatiOnS subject 10 the control Of the court.
we'll as the alleged Illegal combination raise the price
4 coal
nent lie denied all the allegations In reference 10
on Jurisdiction. The Attorney General will close to
iOrr0w when 1t i expected the case will lie finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
SO Get for pnslness pnrposes

SMALL OF Jorge Park Row front
alice Ia Potter Building. 10 let. Adere.s
T. II SAVAGE. 81 fulton.st.
PARK ROW mont o6Ics 70 let In Pot
Ter Building. Address l.. T. SAVAGE.
s. Fulton-st.
THE TWO top lofts OF 254 Gr' enwich-
st with hand elevator. 10 let; low 70 "A
good Iarty. Apply ~ Mr.. JOHN Null
LFR 254 GreenWich-si.
81 AND % BARCLAY. ST.-5Ovl0O. or
ner Church st. with basement and cellar.
lLASS. 234 Broadway.
20 PARK PLACE, facing elevated 81
ton. with 30 feet on Church-sL.. ana b1sc-
ment 2lx7j. and cellar jON11. PLA>S,
PA Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
flats Go Get, unfurnisheo

1i5TH-SI., 20 70 - EASI.-EleJant
new Hats rooms and bath convenient 70
80 or 9th ave. l. station so u s2J rent
lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

AGENTS AND CANYASsERS; Gs.e or
female: 81 D. 81 daily pro1t, surr eA'
n.rience Unnecessary; no talking required
r,clu-lye trfltory given. tOf p9ftcui0rs
..d.es, l. PUTNAM co.. West Mlnstd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Conntrp Real gstaie Go Ett.

ISLAND POINT CAMP FOR RENT -
1 viii rent nv AdlTondack camp, Oh Lower
It Kegi, Lake near Pln smiths n9, ~
For particulars apply u HENRY w CokN'
ING, Cleveland. OHIO.
MONTCLAIR.-Jsmes- two attractive
modern houses 10 rooms sas. WtVf' shau -
&c. r. X. CARTER. 81 Pafk'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Gitn Real Getale 90 Get.

VACANT LOTS 70 rent or lra.". rcasCn-
able teinu, foot Of 59d.-t.. North River.
Apply DAVID MUIR. 100 Iiudsor-st.. \. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
THE TRADE Is CHICAGO.

Chicago july % C>pc'iall-Whcat opened him anu
closed strong at ., cent advance with thr exception
Of moderate early purchases foreign account ana MOI
e,o,e a,e. early bv 81 I0u, fight Io al One
Mitchell and Bloom apparently ne ohlY largo iog.i
tlad,rs who had sufficient courage 70 buy wheat IN
Ia ancc Of She tiadc cithci kept ont VI thr ~ h't OF
sold short usually the oiu,r. fcdis OF ur pHrSfRe q"
The Hatch bill drove out an outside trade 10" afI," o
H.. .cg lpug element home with trad" oNch'd mp
go harm mn. tulee at thn close. during This
ri.. some Of Mitrhr'- and Blooms wheat was mafk.l
m r wa some unoasncss hetVue OF tn bad crop itmt>
I'm North Dakota reliable c<timat's on IN" prosper brlh
Cor 10 u.. cent " las years Yield Lpal receipts We
forty cars in o. estimates. There were increased
receipt, al ST Louis ami a. Duluth and Minneapolis ana
cxr,ort, were light. september wheat opened At -
cents and closed 7HS cents. Corn wa very dun al
day combination aid to consist of BNani ard -eS Al
tull me market B:yaut and >bley toih worked hard
., Ming ,Iout rise The effort 10. s.cc'-sful. The
ms rlrt closed cent Nest"rlsy'- closing Sep
fer oprnsd 49,, cents. -od ~ $3.50 49, cents ara
closed at 49, Oats we've dull and 'aiun les.
PROV SION sagged little sales hr fnc. hl aud by
scalner- ai'anccf At the clos" whon the "-so,t.
trio1 ~ f-r Der olcncd a. Tl2 OIL. Snd 10
sII 90 AID closed At The ststinc point che eIs wcrc
FOR 200 bushels wheat 39OO0 bushels 2SO,OOO
bushels oats ana $4,000 tushel, faNsc'd
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH
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An ESTABLISHED CnICORY business;
must sell at once owner going abroad eau
BE- bought cheap II sold at ol,c. McDON-
AID WIGGINS, li0 Nasseu-st.
CAPITALISTS VIII do well to look int.
Nelson's important Improvement. In feed
water heaters and cOndenscis Endorsed uy
specialist, and journals Of the highest stand.
ine. Address IL. 4. ACKEN. 1856 Liberty.
ST.. New York.
COME ,TlONARY aud ICE. CREAM 81
loon Tor -iie on Broadway, BROOKLYN. with
tool for manufacturing. inquir. or ad.
dress GUS BACTEE. 81 Grahsm-aSe.
broohyn.
FOL; SAIL STOCK ana goo paying bus.
ness OF lafgc ncwsIE pc. and Stationery
stand. 2J4 Bleecker-,t.
FOR SALE.--Patent right. recently
granted reversible mdnscr; -omcthing en-
uIcly new and pricto Endorsed by nof,r.
men; rare opportunity oGefcd Nd
dress /. >. H.. EoA S'l, Soner' HE. y. j.
FOR sALE.--A valuable patent. ju,,
issued household necessity nothing Ike Il;
Viii nav 200 per cent. address. JAMES
). WOOD. Nor,hpor. y. Y.
GROCEIIS. ATTENTION New brick
St1r' n let MARTY growing town. very
prominent location excellent opening "a,
grocery busIne--. " ATWA1ER o.
Liberty-si
PAKTNER. wanted to invest in a RELIABLE
]
rtislng purposes. tH. :. BAHIE>. 633
East li21-st
REAL ESTATE. business brokerage,
loans and investments. Long established
and paying Office busine-s: oilers Interest
10 young. active, able man. Reasons. other
business. Investment nominal experience
unnecessary. Particulars 70 investors at In.
terylew. BROKER. BOX ). Tribune once.
WANTED.--A partner with al 300 cash
o. take half interest In hr.t-cla-s ten
chair bdiber-shop or will sell out business
entirely; best stshd IN city. Apply " !.
H. BREI'f. corner Euclld-aye. md Public
square. Cleveland, Ohio.
WELL ESTABLIsHED BUSINESS in
savannah. Ga. showing splendid result,
no dull season. C. H. bORsETT. real
estate dealer. Savannah Ga.
sl25 WILL BUY the copyright lnclud.
Ing 2lo fine engfavings, 22X2S. containing
| 100 large portraits of Union Army Officers.
Address J. A. wORLEY. $50 kenilworth-
st. Cleveland ohio.
s2j0.-A GENUINE opportunity Is Of
| fercd a respectable unrty with This ar.cun'
b. start a business project pron.t ing lai2e
returns. Address y. II. r.. Tribune once:
= o., 900 WILL SECURE a liberal Interest
| IN a valuable Dafeat re.|nuy grantee rare
opportunity. Address EXCEPTIONAL. BOX
81. TrlbuQe Onicc. |
| $500 WANTED In q strictly no ofable
70 1 prineiiais oniy. Money undonbtcd, J
rsfundCd within ninety days and probably
accompanied with the first lnstalment o. .
| comfortR compliance; nnexctpc.onAiio'I
ences Address CASH. Tribune omce'
Rsx l0
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FURNISHED II ooms.
buslueSs GDanles.

AT o. IRVING PLACE.-KoJm ais
uite FINELY furnished and decorated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
TROUBLE IN TIE ONO RIVER ASSOCIATION.

Chicago, July 20 (SpeciaD.-The Chicago and Ohio
River Association is again in trouble. The Pennsyl
vana line is accused OF precpitating fight. Tn
expectedly the Pennsylvania came out with an an
nOuncement this morning that beginning next Friday
ID would adopt schedule making the rates
between Chicago and Indianapolis 50 10 and between
Chicago and New-Albany. Chicago and Louisville and
Chicago and Cincinnati, So. No one here seems 10
know why this move was made one man said
IT because the Big -Four had refused to furnish
10 Chairman Fulton statement Of It's business since
the agreement under which commissions are paid
was adopted. The situation appears To be serious
one
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Dressmaking.


ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING u nique de-
signs hotel order ~ short notice anu moo
e rate charges; goods purchased II d'slrru.
Mrs. MeELROY. ~ East 9th-st.. opposi'c
Denn!DR's. -
\ FIRSrCLASs DRESsMAkER wants
4 f-w more ENGAGEMENTS BY the dy. Drt~s-
maker, BELL $50 West sSth-st.
DRESSM AK ER.-Elecant cutter and NJ
ter - "a day OF at home perfect III qua az
tr,d India SIX. gfrnadinr or clOth SUITS
made in one week for $40 fancy waists ara
russian gowns 4 speciality ~ lSast lVbn-
It. mca' Broadway -
DRF>SM ING.-Porfect- fitting dre .ses
mad. from SO lthree dollars up Mrs.
WirKOV G3 West l1th-st.
DRESS MAKER.-Good cutter and inter
wishes few more engagements ~ Guy OF
country neat and quick worker 'DO"eH
system. i0l West 2lhi-st.
DRFSSMAKING. 80 Artistic tsilor-made
-uits from $40, 10 and Workmanship guar
lntped also bali evening and reception
drr-scs at equally low prices. bon -
i3 Last 20,h--t.
F1RSTCLASS PARTISAN DRESS
MAKER wishes more customers ~ nom
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4. BRoZMAN. se7 Fast i23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
RICHMOND TERMINAL sECUETY.noLDERs


The Advisory Committee Of Richmond Terminal
turty holders met yesterday TO receive the report or
The sub committee. OF which George F. stone is chair
man. The Stone committee reported progress. and
the official statement given ont particular to en-
phasize the fact that william =. Clyde stated in de
tail what the progress consisted Of The public
however was not informed. The subcommittee
continued with instructions 10 work further on the
lines laid out.
The situation Of Richmond Terminal affairs has i'm
proved far that II is given out that reorganization
plans are temporarily held I'm allegiance. This I'M
prOvemcnt Is understood TO consist of arrange
ment by which the floating debt Of the Richmond
and Danve is TO be carried by the present lenders
for two years, with the company reserving the OPP
ton TO cancel it at any time II may choose. The
tension made al commission OF > IL cent
10 the bankers ard capitalists who hold the
panys notes. The floating debt amounts 10 over
100000 BY securing It's extension the security
holders are in a better position b give careful study
TO plan Of reorganization that may be offered he
fore adopting II. The result u Yesterdays confer
enoe indicates that attempt has vet been made to
efct reconciliation with DreXel. Morgan & Co.. in
spite Of recent rumors to that effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21

800, DEAL" MTiGAuoN IN NEw-JER>EY
'Hh ABOUT TO END.