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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
Baukers ano Brokers
Dublic Notlfe.
NOTICE,

DUBLIC NOTICE. .. rho Roara Of
/ Application having been made 10 ug DIS Hv ,br
Iarold Conuls VI the state 81 s h civ
STrDND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANh " VI, "a;
OF ork under provisions OF sec: lVo f $40
I,w NJ IsGl a. amended by Chap. GO Laws Vi Ioo-
Tor , chanpr of motive power from morse, 70 n" ,bo
age electro system IL route IRON Pr,k SIP n.Irc
J,lnr river and running through and along uhe ILL., III
Length Of Secondave with sevcFa! bran, h arrns
through and along StuyN'
ibrd.oye tirhthst and FourthaVe. 70 AstCr lscv 81
thence along Asior Place 10 the caseriy sue U ohn~e
49, nn,I,e f. hereby given that hearing on the aOoNe
vii b had before Board At the rooms OF e sov
NJ commerce In tie CITY OF New-York. on Iue'u'S'
July l2th. II u. - ,,.ncoH Sccra,ory
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financial elections.

NEW-YORK July 3 1892
~ HE ANNUAL ELECTION of the stock
i holder, Of the Lincoln safe Deposit Company viii
De held 80 -t5 East 42d-St.. "Wednesday uy 9th
1892 at | o'clock M. for the purpose OF choosing
and two inspectors u election Tor In. en-
suing year The polls Will remain open Tor one hour
JOHN Il. VAN WORMER Sccrtlry.
n HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stoclhod-
! or. ~ tc Knickerbocker Steamboat Company for
the election Of Hoard Of Directors for The ensuing year
Will b. held a the Office OF the compnDy No - Newest
NcwYork. on Tuesday July IL. 1902 / o'clock D. M
New.Yok. July 7. 1892 l.. A. BARNABY. Secretary.
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Ne, cash bal !, os o34 $3.50 sC3 800 Dee" ~ 20 "a
The foreign exchanges were dull and rather
weak The offerings Of security bills were larger
than had been expected. Following are quota
tons for actual business Pankcrs' bills 81 ~ LA
81 s. ~ and 81 ~ Lass ss l-2 for long and
short sterling respectively French francs, dc 10
and 5l5; rcichnarks, 80 3-Sa05 l-2 aud o5 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bracndcr, Philip. t. the German savings Bank.
city Of Aew-Norh, n = llSth-st " -. Nicholas
BAUM i mi,rris and ano. to barbara i Bach.
Dtlaucey.,t. cor Wilie'--t, ! yrar......--..
Boo TO- Lillian NJ 10 Thos Van Brunt ; 3Gth.
II. Of Sth-a'c. instals --. . .---.-.--.-.;
Cosgrin. John g. and anO, 10 the Clcreymcn~ H.
uring Fund society. lith-s;. OF 3d'aNe.
coSeR fn1' Peter j. and VIE. to Georee + John.
ION. West End.ayc. II OF 90th-st. year.
De Polo Rosalina T. L. 10 New York building
Loan Banking Co. = iith-aNe. OF 7lSt.St.
poSnS,Il Y John 7, to West End Cooperative
building and Loan Association. CreSton.
ave : Of DOnnybrook.st. ln-talS .............
Frpdrchs. Err :, Il, and wife. 70 Dry Dock say.
ings Institution, 2daNe. Of l2th-st. lyear.
IT, W Of ~. Nicho. l-.ave. , yeats ..............
Giosser otto A. and WIFE 10 Frederick SchNab.
EaVl,.ave. pant Of lot . map Ursuline Con.
Harninrrstein Ma Nina. 70 John Bottoml,v.
l2Oth.st. OF Jth.ave, ! wear ................
Haas. Valentine. TO Eliza Esclero'h. Ave-C. sw
KacppcL charles To Marie Hauscr 3daNe.
u OF High Bridg, st. years ........-.....
Koch John and wife. to Henry Huh. > Btoon''
i. Of Attorncy-St 3 year. goa. ....-.....,...
Kolecky. John and wife TO Metropolitan savings
Bank 1jtl-st. " Of lstaN" yeaf. .......
Loonie. James J. AMI ano. to VIM EDl!ne. 3d-nvc.
II cor l40th.st. y'OrS ...... ........
Mcmillan. Gertrude and ano. to Harlem 'oop'fi-
tive Building and Loan Association. cor
Maron-ave and sampbell-St instols :.........
McNgly Harry ana WE WE, To William Ln,ima
MAGE. carrie r. to u Butler, II l4Oth-st,
Mooney BERNARD 90 al. 10 the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. II 99thst. t l0thavc
Pinckney, Charles {, to George b Pinckncy,
l,ith-st Of SHAVE, demand ................
Parkinson, Louise. to tho Title Guarantee and
Trust Go. 7th.ave, . oil l30th.st, years.
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SUPREME COURT KINGS COT'NTY.-Ros

CTPREME COURT. KINGS COI'NTY.-Rosa
~ Sherman, painui. az lis, Morris 5 crm N, def nds9t
Summu.s with not &C. action Tor "a di\orVr.
To the abONc-uaurd defendant;
You 'rehy summoned answer the complaint In
this action. and copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney with tneIy days after the service ~
this summons exclusive Of the day o. service aud In case
u failure answer ia !smsnt Will b. taken
against You by desut for the rf demanded In the COM
plant.
>. l.. FAIKFl ED, PLAINTIFF Attorney
Postonce Addres, and Oniee No. 3 thambersst
New-York city.
The foregoing summon. is served upon YOU by publcaA
ton pursuant 10 the order Of Hon. Willard Bartlett
Justice OF the supreme Cout Of the State Of Nesfork,
dated the Odd day OF June 1892 aud hled with the COM
plant The oicr Of the t rk OF the County Of kngs ~
County Court ouse IN the city OF Brooklyn, Ia said
State. -
S. l.. FAIRFIELD, Plaintiffs Attorney,
23 Chambers st., n. Y. Gig.
Dated Nsw.York. June 23d 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
FOREIGN MARKETS.

The governors Of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting made change In it's minimum
rate of discount. which remains at per cent
In the week the bank lost 100000 bullion, and
the proportion OF reserve to liabilities was re-
duc,'d from 4444 to 4o.4l per cent, against
reduction from 43.24 10 40.24 per cent in the
CORE ,ponding week last year, when the discount
rate was unchanged al l-2 PER cent. The bank
to-dav gained $50 900 bullion on balance. AZ the
L,ndon stock Exchange British consols were
slightly lower AZ SO - for money and 90 81 for
ia" account. In the open market money was
easy at all mt "a per cent for discounts, and l-2
poi cent for daily BALANCES Bar silver further
yielded Lilo 10 80 3-id. an ounce. American rail
way shares were dull and irregular. hut the clos
ing wac AZ slight rccovericS. AZ Paris French ;
per cents advanced 10 $3.50 The weekly state
rent # The fank Of France showed an incr"9~c Of
$4,000 francs in gold and decrease Of
as 600 francs in silver
Cyrus j. Lawrence & Sons, and Cold Barbour
* Corning offer y investors at 90 l-2 and ac-
crned interest, S%1O,OoO Wabash Railroad Coln-
war per nj Ia bonds being the unsold bal
ancc Of the entire issue Of $4,000, 900
There was 'uc news 70 aiiec; the course OF
prices. The Hatch Anticipation bill received u
sntiack in tie senate, and in the lower -rT-7llse
10 progress III the direction of free silver coinage
was made The conflict between labor and CAPT
tai al the Carnegie mills not settled In
these conditions stocks advanced with unanmity
and spirit The closing was strong and con-
Edpnt.
4 quarterly dividend Of ga per cent has
been declared by the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey
The National Cordage Company has announced
The regular quarterly dividend Of per cent on
the preferred and . l-2 per cent on the common
stock.
The sem-annual dividend of per cent de-
clarcd by the Equitable Mortgage Company. is
payable on July Is.
The Citizens Insurance Company will pay on
demand a dividend Of per cent on the capital
stock, and interest Of l2 per cent on the reserve
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

The GENERAL LIST.
ACTUAL SALES. CLOSING.
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
D6 WARREN ST. " Y
~ HE TRI' STEES Of this institution have
i declared Interest all remaining on drposIs
during three sN months ending June 30 the
of Fol PER CENT annum ~, 900 aud under aud
THREE PER CENT per annum on The excess ~ 81 600
July ~.
DEPOSITS made before JULY o VIII draw inter-
est from July l.: G. d. HEATON. President
W. H. BUXTON. secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
CLOSING PRICES OF PI
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, July 1-p m.
The strength of the STOCK market To-day was
sn Dis. to both the bull ana bear iaciiO"s HE
trarsl .ton, were hight ANA the rcoNefieS were
On this account zig litca,t II leuu rel bihihcS'
of about $1,000 shares 10 deprcs> ST iaul Ia
per cent yesterday: the stock gained per cent
to-day on little more tnan half OF that amount.
ST taul is selected as illustration SIMPLY be
cau.c il was hIst in point Of ACTIVITY anu because
il cannot he bected chat II is unknown Ill Lon
don If there was any real unca u.esS abroad
about the silver question, or the labor disturb
nnce~ il would he reflected IN the pilcc Oi NJ
Paul stock, which is supposed to he Controlled
in London. Ii Is quite sufficient to say that the
total trans lcti us to-day re only loj,OO' shares
against 900 shares yesterday, ana That Oh TIE
smaller business previous LOSSES Wcle iulIN iccoI-
cred. A bear pane seems to be mt, Ii more PROB
able than q general selling by zeal hoiuc's oi
railway securities
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
A sale Of 81 900 registered IS at an advance
of Ia per cent gave strength 10 the Government
bond market The ciosing quotations were as
follows
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Real estate 60 Gsebanse.

a SPECIALITY made Of exchanging real estate. Send
full particulars your property and state what you
Would consider. II. J. DOUGLAS, ONCE 40 Lberty-sA
Member OF the Real Estate Exchange
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Iondon Julv = 4 p New-York Pcnnsy iyania ana
Ohio nr.t mortgage bOud- BY canadian l1c'hc ~
I,ir 90. ". Mean ordinary 23'i; It raul common
"a, pouusvlNanil 51- Reading. 3oi. Snul'h -.
90 lri> advrcs quote per cent itnt'N al - francs
50 ce.tmrs for The account. =, po,, 81,
paris Irv The weekly -f1teUcnt of N" RANK OF
France shows an Increase ~ $50 900 francs IN eod ana
decrease 81 i7j 600 francs IN -lfcr.
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Proposals.


n FFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
~ lhlnD DlSlnILL IOMfklNoNiLLk, y. y,
June 80, 1882 (PoStofice Bon Ills. New York city,
PROPOSALS will be received at th Office until II o'clock
Tuesday. the 10Th day II July 1892 for furnishing
TO the Light House Estabns hment Iron Buoys snd APP
pndagcs and MoOrng Cham. required during the fiscal
ending -iIr 1893 The articles furnished
embrace bell whstling, ami ice buoys shlckl"s
moorng chain ballast balls iron and stone snkcrs etc.
oil OF witch enumerated in the specifications attached
% the bid which may be- obtained application
this Office. Contracts will he awarded each itm
separately. and bidders Will be required b deliver the
articles before the dates named In the Specifications.
The right IS reserved to reject any or all lids To strike
item items IN ~" specific aton> Ia waive any
defects require the delivery II creator quantity,
oncthiri. Of any Item than the quantity
stated in the specifications at any tine during the fiscal
year clause To that effect VIII b. inserted In the
contract Proposal, viii lie subject TO the above con.
dtons Contracts will no, be- approved until the act
making appropriations for the fiscal ending June
30. 1893 has hocouc law. W = - SLlN captain,
T.. = y. Light House Inspector. Third District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08

Ncw.York Thursday July 7.
Tho following saes were held at the New-York Real
lot . P,lhom-,ve. 5s.2 It e Of IIofmon-st 25x
zoos: = : Anderson. $500 49,. % 20,
III 3vjONl5l.2 and one lo 37h-st 400 II oi Gun
ave 5OXlCO5 Il Marsh. SljO 800. -, -, -,
four.>tory and 3-story buildings. with plot OF
land l2l 20 i2J N"st SSG--t. n :, go IL VI Jun
ave: John Elanagan, 5000; =. -, ~. 49,, -, . q
nyc..toy dwelling. with lot 40 IA West 4lst,st s.
goo r. "a 81 9Th ave lot .ON9s.9 Mr. llcn. 81 ulO.
sale of building, with lot. No 1902 East 44th'st o'
2l-aNr. was Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-08
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AZ THE EXCHANGE.

There waa good ATTENDANCE AZ the tNchanse !es'"''
although only one piece, property was ennonhceu 10 "
sold. It was advertised By d. j. inerahom " w. 49,
foreclosure 80 312 East Fortyfourthst iour-S'or'
hricr torouent hose and store lot 1870, hut "a'
vitntl1vn from sale r. V iarnett % 0Ie' c,rn M
ond offered in ten different llf',,i-;
and Altogether brought oaly nominal sum ~ No. 80
ro,way there was GOOD deal Of interest SHOWN ia ~
10y william Kennedy in partition o. ,n0 r,y T.
in Rfoldyty and Flity seventies Inc poI.rg - 20
h,t.I and nd oninc In the rear and has frontage o.
~ 10 foot In Broadway and ~ feet IN fitty Ill
III d,nns ~ I3l and 100. offered IN one parcel
The bidding which spirited stri at Sliooo p; a"
WA ma ~ $50 500 which price r. Marsh vas te DIs
rho sane auconcer also offered IN partition Nos VI 10 W
West Thirty .td.st. three oistory grlck apat G' NJ
rear on po, 50X99o The bidding started az fIU0U r
and rar IN 10 Ss COO. John Flanagan Wa me buyer
The .auc euctionrer sold 40. III West Foy-nrst,t
four tory broNnstonc front dwelling. on 10y 2CNos me
bidding Ian from 1921 coo mp 10 $4,000. MP. i'Wh "'S
the buyer , a.. c,,,.,,o Cou.,
nro,srtv N Forlham the 1wcntYourth N'ri a t".~
.oiy frame building, with shop in The r"r On o .oH
10. In Pclham.ave. 1t brought $500 Hom l. a. An
Ler-Ou.
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Nuction Sales of Real Gstafe.

~ FORGE w. BARD. Auctioneer, Mount Vernon n; 3.
u "a valuable building sites auction saturday. guiS
1892 at 80 p the premises lgst n9Ita OF , IN
road. Take the OF and :o2 trains for Pehamy lie
is the has sale as IL viii close out the Park.
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FATAL RAILROAD SNASHUP.
A COLII-ION pETwEEN FREIGHT TRAINS WILL
PEOBADLY COST THREE LIVES.

A CoLIIION pETwEEN FREIGHT TRAINS WILL
PEOBADLY COST THREE LIVES.
indianapolis Inl., Nov 2j.-At o'clock this
morning a disastrous wreck occurred on the IN
dianapolis division Of the Pan Handle Railroad at
Harvey Station, between Cambridge Ci'y and
Richmond
Freight train No. s4 going east, "saled' on
Jacksons Ill., one of the stccpcst grades on the
division. The train Gu; in two and part
OF it left on the main track about thrcc-quarters
of mile east Of the switch. Train No. S.. west
bound was at the top Of the hill 10 meet No. ST.
and when the first part of No. "a hal passed, the
engineer, supposing the entire train had passed,
started down the hill There were no lights on
that part OF No 81 lcf: standing on the main
track, and the engineer did not see II until lie
was q hundred feet from II. Because Of the steep
grade he train was under such Roadway that IL
could not he stopped The list Of killed and IN
jurcd is az follows:
" f. Beerman. indianapolis. fireman; Instantly
killed
H. II. Meyer. Indianapolis engineer both legs
crushed injuries thought u ne iatal; -
Harry Iledricks. indianapolis head braKem'h'
severely and probably fatally scald'd
The engine vas thrown from the track ana h!N
box cars piled in Il heap The loss 70 the com
was cleared The dead fireman and the two injured
men were taken to Richmond. whcrc III" w"uuccl
were sent to the hospital and the dead prepared ior
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

Chicago. nov. - ;,pcclaD.-Nluch discussion Is be-
,ng nduecd In 70 the probable results Of the santa
Fc's withdrawal from the Western Passenger Asset
alton. II J., nos onrcitcd possible to continue u'
association with the santa Re and the Alton both out
SIDE. Noboiy VIII admit bciLg 4 opinion That the us
solution Of The "a lat means wholesale demorHIlAa
ton. 1t /, almost universally held that dissolution
viii be followed by immediate rcorRanlEtph' III
deed there. are some who Inclined to rejoice NJ
the santa lo's action, lnasmuch rs II gives opp'r-
tunlty fer the reorganization. one matter ABOUT
which there /, considerable speculation Is u" con
tlnuarcc Of l.. D. tnldwc chairman OF the re-
organized association. SOM Of his friends fear that
his course In the knight, Icmpdr business might
causr the santa f. 10 oppose him. but Oihcils oi
that company say they Lear him no malice on th'''
account Generally, his course "a, chairman i Hitis
nnrr,v,J some 81 the roads go the length OF say
re that he Is the best chairman the western l'''s'n
Ger Assoc titiOn ever had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
TIE OHIO Rrvrr TROUBLES SPREADING.

Chicago. Nov. 2j--Westcrn roads are som'".''
disturbed by the fact that the Columbus hoch'"s
Valley and Toledo road IS quoting ar'tcA' ; r"t'
q, sl3 80 and second class Iuc Of tl@ % rom io'uo
to Kan-as City. by WY Of Chicago.
,C,d =, ,ho Cont-ol Traffic Association, has replied
- operics In regard to the trouble IS follows:
eve have Official Information nat the 'o'u'o"''
uocktrr Valley and Toledo IS using blanket rates GOV
enng ITS lines and The >cioto division Of the Hor,''"
and Western Railroad ompany, Of p" ~ mt vas
ard $40 30 second 10 Lower Missouri iAVcr points
IT, r,duct,ons are seemingly the result OF the tx
tension into the TERRITORY O, the scloo valley me
q, the rate contentious for some time eAisuhg aho"e
Tho members Of The OHIO River Tame AsSo''"uo"'
Tho polumorc and ohio Company. We are advised n''
made elective from point Involved on 'hc' i''
G, hrher than those quoted by tie Hooking Nh'S anu
% t -, ,vo,,.ru Indications are that The
situation viii continue In'H cNi uns al'S' '"''S ~
80 @Dn tho ohio RIVER lines are adjusted. ..,...
!" o"fercfce viii he hcld By tie representatives.
~ the Nestein roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26

THE GoALKIcKING CONTEST.

Cambridge. Nov. % CspedaD.-rhe e"lMcuhg
contest for tho graduate cup Will begin MONDAY o"
jarvis Field. This is the f"ur'h c'iHpei"'" .,
81. ,n4a for the compctti0n IS ten yards Al III"
o,a NJ that time the man who shall have madr the
highest score shall become the permanent PoSSe97"r
NJ file trophy Each competition mas 'hree mans
each from tie rs, 81 and - yard lines lh'Se No"'
-" -, do,lichs Placelicks shall be- tried an
, ,,,,.r of times from the 80 40 and 80 yard
lines The counts are two points Tor suc'e''lu'
trials from the 20 and 80 yard lines. thlc" i'i Tue
q, and 40 and FIVE for The 40 and 90. Inc hsh'S'
record thus far made by 1miOrd' w. IN l9'o
who scored II points. lie also won last year i"'
CO, war tho successful candidate Dcnneon. 81
II has ais, been decided that the men ch-ibic Ior
trial on Monday are: Traiorl' 93; hm4o"S' oD
Mason Law scno0l: shea. 80: | iOE. 70, NA;rI',
;g5 Mackln 94 Levi, Jaw school,! N"wcil ~
Ialloweu '63: GRAY. -; Lake. Law scnoti h'%%'r
,sG' Lee Law school: COrhcit, - t,aec -
Burgess, '03 Fairchd. '06; Bice' 'D3 hdoy' 10
Highlands special: Russell, '"6. Acton Mcdi'ni
School: Foster gG and COCmCrc. '9J. Gdidhtl
Perry Law school. viii De the referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
roY. THE MUADEaEE, BRoCGHr EicK.

Ball~ton. y. Y, nov. 2J.--ahcTM N"i"'"
a., or,i,g fr,,, c,uforuia with Martin F0y. the -
.c,,d murderer. Fny escaped from the jail nero Oh
AUGUST TO- lie Is TO lo tried for the muiT'cF % ie'n
,tt, wilson In this village last Nav 7h,i't "'lo'N
left san Francisco With foy AZ $50 oci''" i'''
.oiuIday evening. AID made the journey VIA Loo
.ngclcs Denver an Kans1s CITY without Slopp"to'
Foy toll the shcin that he ""hi 10 Sdi'to6' o' ''o
,,.rulu- # his csca,c and Was conrcaoi tl'Ic ap"
M mn cu. unified ana dlsrulSr'l, 70 ''V" 4"
train AMI went 10 -i0r". intending TO ''hc S,nP
"'" =, Ans .ruln. G.il..tluc dincriii", pcVeh"H
Inn from getting slip. AMI he took passage Tor >'l
f,.n,i.c, via iaaau' in%i"t' ihiendhS 20 tc' ,n H."
nsi land race and mixed win The hor-c'tIal,'.H
Ia iocl,rvs Ills ncaltv having been revealed 10
,ic nrlcr hc was icarrc,ic'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
s,1vlcryDr cLUB'S HorsEwlRMIyG.

Tho salfnecundi Club gave housewarHlng and private
,J,ion q wateI.coors at rs rooms. no 80 "'''
socond.st. last night Tie club moved into ~
c ou r,s la. spring. but owing 20 TIE absence OF many
o., II. $50 members during tie summer II was decided 20
,..,,ue the celebration until IT, prre nj time ln'ie
"a many srecluous q coior exhibition -"nc
, .aom being THE Ro,urn % the swallow; ION inc
rrnelcn.act Meadows IN WAT r." uy Julian NN' AN -"
u,,..d" his Busy Day" end waiting for III shooting
pity T., C. Faro "Sh,cp and sta Lhe' Ben Foster
"Auturrs J. Francis Murphy, woman was LIVER Ter
We " yy,nr Y Biraty. "E,0 ming ia Autumn Julian
co., "A co.utrv Road AZ TViurht.n Elliott Danr'rh d
Pos, I'm DILL 4 VI. Turner, "a Bt 81 the am :
Ioho A Fraser; AN ocean Wandercr' Rotett l. HOOD
good. "Grav bay Coolidge Point. Mas T. IL NJ l'.hh
..r F,.st ra, - school" Joseph LAUDER purple anu
cold - J. Wcs Chauppcy portrait b. / scott Hsitey
.nfo,d nils" Rotcr. Arthur; con the Terrace v t.
s,.,o,ich. "Ty,n Tide" and "Autumn1l.' j. Francis
,,yrpny and Misty weather" william II. Drake. Th'y
,i. D. on exhibition Tor four days. q m - O'Clock IN
, afternoon and from 20 10 o'clock In the evening
,,.,, the room, were nlai with the members and her
,,eud. Joseph Hartley called chem TO order an" "'c '"
dd..s ~ wei ONE The I0weulcrg Qua - played I.'a'
,,, ~. C. f. PROCTOR gave skirt dance, ond 'ohh
Fraser and Nh Robinson Slnr after when me m'"OT'
en,oy,d A substantial luncheon. Among those If's'h'
49, ,.oro. H. McCord, Rudolph /. Bunn'r carr ).
p..,ncr G. t. Goldman. william Il. Allen. James KIM
.,r, Iohn 4 MacDoucan. carleton T. Chapman IhomaS
u cat, r. NJ Is ckn.l 7. l.. Baltlc,t, Henry w smell
r y Marble l.: G Minor X. ". {. Filter, Stanley Mn
e.on. Sylvester Mu-crayc and II. NJ Ko-enbers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-26
WORRIED EY THE SCALPERS."

Chicago. Nov. % -p clal).-1he Chicago "estL9"hu
roads are renewing their complaints against Inc broKeS
to such an extent that Chairman Caldwell sent ou'
q notice This morning IN which hc advises The adop'"
q every possible safeguard against tho Manipulate"
~ uclctg. Among other things. he say the atcN'
t,o of ono liac has been called To the use by broker
q, tcRcis to points west Of the Missouri River. ana
whom the issuing lire upon investigation found INA,
tlc tickets were being manipulated IT took tAcm Oh
,ulc. Another road has issued instructions 10 IL
agents requiring all passengers 10 show their ucAe'
whom securing .lccpnE-car accommodations 30 'H''
reports may be made OF any tickets which II "pp,"IS
are being used by the brokers to reduce intermeda'
=. chairman Caldwell thinks that II spending
action 1, taken hy all tho roads and a proper sWr'l
~ co.ourrlilOn shown and absolute eood lIiul W
.srved In efforts to maintain rates by cohHIhHe N',
cal. Of tickets TO Ia" regular Ticket offices, nuch o'
IN, trouble will be removed