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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RATcLIFFE, DARR CO., AUCrIoNEERs.
CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NUMBER
COS Il STREET SOUTH WEST.

CHANCERY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE NUMBER
eos STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court Of
No i57Ss barbour vs. PRICE ct an the un sHe
signed hrs,ees win ofrer for sale, by public auc-
f2 T. fFpn Day y OF as pR5sisf on ss4
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate, situate n the city of Washington District
of Columbia, to wit: Lot thrty-seyen $50, Of
Dnrie Carroll u DIS subdivision of square four
eeoGsd ID LSef al folio s" ie Of hs and
records in the Office Of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia, together with all the Improvements,
Terms, as prescribed by the decree, are one
third cash, the balance in one aud two years, with
interest at the rate OF six per cent per annum
from day of sale, payable semi-annually, secured
10y deed OF trust on the premises Sold or all cash,
required upon acceptance of bid. II the terms Of
sale are not complied with in fifteen days from
resell the property at ths risk and cost Of the de-
fau.ting purchaser, after FIVE days advertisement
Washington b. C. All conTeyancins and recSfdIn9
CLARENCE <. BRANDENBuRG, Trustee,
,.o RICHARD RI 81 t. MoRsELL. Trustee. D st. ''"'
RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.
ENTIRE SoN TENT OF THE NEW YORK STATE
WEST.
On MONDAY. DEGEMB Hse" TENTH, AID 1904.
at TES SS Room E Se will sell At the above
Comprises Tables Chairs Plated wSre China wh ned
Glass Ware, Table Linen &c. This sale presents
an excelcnt opportunity for party to engage in
the Dairy Lunch business.
Terms cash.
d6-d&dbs RADCLIFFE, DARR & CO.. Aucts
c. G. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers. l407 G ST. NV.
Successors to Latmer Sloan)
THAT HANDSOME THREE-sToRY Prick
DWELLING KNOWN AS NO. 2904 Z STREET
NORTHWEST Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On MONDAY, DECEMBER TENTH, 1894, AT
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, In front of the
premises will sell lot No. 210 in square IS, q.
T., fronting 25 feet 10 inches on street by
depth of 50 feet, improved 10y 3story, cellar and
attic brick dwelling, with granolithc pavement 10
front and In yard IN Has been lately painted
and papered throughout. This is splendid neigh
borhood and convenient TO street lines and Offers
a splendid opportunity an Investment or home.
Terms easy ami made known at time Of sale.
debts &. G. SLOAN & CO., Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08

G. G. SLOAN L. CO., AnctiOneers, l+07 q st.
Successors to Latimcr x Sloan.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08
DEAD-LETTER OFFICE SALE.

THOS. BOWLING 4 CO, AUCTIONEERs,
G12 E st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE NEW YORK STATE
DAIRY LUNCH, NO. 500 L STREET NoRTH-
d6-d&dbs RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aucts.

G. g. SLOAN 4 co. Auctioneers, l407 G st. NV,
Successors to Latimer * Sloan)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08

Z. q. SLOAN & CO, AUCrIONEERS, 14O7 ST
Successors 20 Latimer L. Sloan.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-08

RICHARD t. MoRsELL, Trustee, "'"'
n30-d&ds 456 Ia ave- NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July 6-Cotton steady; mddng lo-loc:
nddr7 CSC: good ordinary. jlSc; net ana gross
receipts $40 bales exports cosstwise $50 bales sales
splners 90 bales stock 0,2J2 bales NeehI5
Net and gross receipts bales exports cosSwise iSo
bales; sales 545 bales spnners. 1876 bales -
Norfolk. July 6.-Coton steady: mddling f1sc; 10"
mddnr ll-Gc good ordinary; &C. net ana gI3ss re- 20
cop's 2a6 bales: exports cOastwsc. $50 bales sales u
tales; stock 122GS bales Weekly-Net and gross re-
cents bales exports the Continent 90 bales COAST
wise 5iS bales sales. 295 bales ~ ,.- 40,
Savannah. July Cotton steady; mdGl,ng lo-loc
low middling. o-1Gc; good ordinary G30c ne, an 4
receipts bales. exports coastwse 325 oales'
sae so bales; stock 32l bales WesynNet rece,2s
100 bales: gross LOG bales exports coastwise -oio
lales; sales, 20) bales; spinners. lj2 bales ,,,,
New Orleans. July 6.--Coton seady; good middlns'
NC: midne G7.c low middling. Csc; good ordinary
Gac: ami gross receipts =? bales; exports to me
Continent l5i bales: sales 600 bales stock oi99 haies
Weeklv-Ne receipts $50 bales 6l2s bales; ex-
ports 10 Britain 4ll bales 10 France ZI'S oles;
10 Continent 5lSl bales, coastwise 4Oo' Dies SAFES
$3.50 bales: spinners. lilo bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave 42d ST. Station. New-York as FOL.
lows, minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. M. Daily. Loca! TO Buffalo. Sleeping car.
New-York &c Bocmvi!le. sundays only; can be oeeu'
80 A. VI. Daily local to Albany. for Ca,skll Noun.
tains and Saratoga. Paf!or car to Albany suaoaSs
0IJ A. VI. Daily FOR Albany Utica. syracuse Roches:
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chieaso' eAeeps
A-IIO0 A. VI. Daily except sunday. TO BoomviEs
and Caskill Mountains. New PATTI Lakes Mohonk ana
Mlunewaska. Parlor % BOOmNiIe and New PaltG
Bll.5 \. VI. Daily except sunday; y Satskil Moun'
tains. New PATTI. Lakes Mohonk and Mlane~asAa Az
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Far.oT cars 70
Bioomvil. Saratoga and Caldwell: -, =.
LID u. ". SATURDAYS only halt-hoioay spee'a' "
Catskill Mountains. Parior ar attached. ,,, =, -
C-S:iO l.. VI. Daily except Sintay TO Catskll Nouns
tans New Paltz, Lakes MohoaH and MinneNaska. Al:
bany, Saratoga. paror cars attached TO Hobart and
Coo r. NJ. Dary. except Sunday. Tor Albany.
cuse Rochester buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. De-
troit Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis.
GRO n, VI. Daily. excert sunday for Newburg. Ale
bany. Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car to King
745 p. NJ. DAILY exceps Sunday. for Utica syracus.
SIN p M Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit, Cle'~
land Chicago ANA 81. LOUIS =,
Il G leaves Brooklyn by Annex; Ai0Co Bloo
a. M C3 90 p. IN. Jersey CITY, 7. r. r. Station. Aloi"
For tickets time tables. paror and sieepngear ac-
COMMUNICATIONS apply city Offices. Brooklyn and New
York and At stations. Time tables at principal hoteA
For other Information address
c. L. LAMBERT. Genera. Passenger Agent,
5 Nanler5,i-ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains foot OF west 4~dsI as ioiows 10 minutes
earlier flom Franklin-st . 49,
ncgaskn and Waikiki Valley stations. Middlet9wn
sgSnt"n Walton. Delhi. sidney. New-Berlln Norwich
Mo, Onclaa FULTON Oswcgp.
ult n, daily FOR West Cornwall. MlGdletoyn.
noornacturg WuFstboio Eli nyille. Montaindae Falls
fIfg lr.c,Vlle Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
Is o. IN. saturdays oaly) for Middletown Blooming
burg Wursboro. EIenyilie. Mountandale. Centrevlc.
Falisburr Hureyyie Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksvie
Livingston Manor. Rockland.
a l5 % n, Tor Lakes Mohonl and Minnewaska Stony
Ford MiddlctQwn. Wurtsboro Encnyilc Mountaindae.
t,ntrevle Fasburg. Hureyyille. Liberty Falls Liberty
parksylc Livingston Manor
i3o H. m FOR West Cornwall Orr's Mills. Meadow
Erook Campbell Hail. Stony Ford Crystal Run Middle
town. Blcoiningburg. Wursboro. Eicn.ue
D. daily Tor Mddetown. MoOm.ngburg. Falls
burs Liberty. Livingston Manor, Walton sidney. Nor
wch oneida. Fulton, pswego Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining
70 Chicago without change.
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room Ri Broad
way New York. J. c. ANDERSON.
Generai pnssenger AGENT. 30 Beaver-st.. y. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

Chicago July (SpcciaD.- Wheat to-day deno-al-
have the regulars arriving from The West have the
police swcd by 800 specials and to have the Mayor
calling upon for militia. But. IN addition
disturbing facts. there rumors. fortunately
largely unconnrmcd sti moro disturbing. The routine
news wheat certainly hulsh. Cables were lower.
weather perfect Export Dearances from all At
l.nt'c points were less than $4,000 The Ohio State
crop report condition u wheat In that State %
per cent the days break considerable cash business
was done about $4,000 bushels. making 10000
sold from this point largely for export in two days.
September opened 5S3. sold between 5s and 51 and
closed at 57t.G51h.
suffered the strike along with wheat The
dull but holders disturbed. 1t took only
the slightest pressure Offering derrcss prices July
particularly weak getting - discount under September
nftcr having price Thursday. Sopten-
opened An sold between ilis and iOis ami closed
o. Al. Tn. receipts only the estimate
FOR Saturday only 30 cars. the movement being
practically at standsl. Cables were firm, seaboari
clcarances 1900
Oats lower, although the speculation ns near
standstll could be- The July delivery suffered the
worst That the all over the floor. IL declined
from 3SA ~. and closed NJ the bottom. September
suffered fractionay selling from 20A to 2Ss Receipts
the West OF the sort 10 insure liberal July
movement OF new oats.
Provisions dead speculatvey they coad
be- There hogs at the yards None OF the manu-
factories running No shipments OF product
possible Pork suffered loss Of 10 to 10 cents; lard Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. July G. 1874
COTTON-The market started with advance q from
2T4 points August opening 100 but afterward sou al
raled drraG the forenoon ID POM
During the market was quite s'eaey Sos
with The tone very dull end unchanged 10 point higher
The extremes August iO6G OF Iota saes WEI
Liverpool WITH net decline OF ~
tuaons narrow trading moderate and confined 70
local operators The chief centre OF interest Is he con-
diton the cotton belt KAN mas laten
States but TEXAS got only VI OF ~
got no rain which leaves tnese
practically rainfall. ana the tehlet"
ture high. In this connection attention Is calg
10 the that crop SCJOOOO bales ana
as hic as l.; now the Texas district then showing
maximum Of lO6 while lO6 has been reached ID
Arkansas in Texas. Private advces from the Gal
weston district show that July the temperature IN
ranged 81 to los although only tWo
points in the showed temperature under ~
for the district stood lVo
claimed tnat all Of this seems 20 sho"
with the fc' weather IN Texas ana Arhahsds
the crop would necessarily be damaged at this stage
point attracting attention Is the execution OF
for southern account. presumably IN ahtic
patton Of a drop p owing TO the unsenement OF
business by railroad strike and the idea That the
which VIII be issued next Tues
show Inc condition OF the cotton crop
The demand from Ncw-E England mills seems 70 be taking
up the offerings made the South and II Is said that
about bales lave been sole IN the last weny-iou9
hours for consumption and export account The ware
Of cotton al Liverpool has been reduced be-
low that and 10 this is attributed com
rarativey steady Liverpool market in place
OF our sharp decline Yesterday. 49,, -.
Opening. ana cloe to-day and closing oids the
pFl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

Liverpool. July 3 - ?. m Feet ~ i..r demand
extra india rness dull sss -. prime '-fH dl az
5Os Pork ~ uuor demand. prime mess. Nes'cfn me.
steady Gss 81. 30 medium steady ~ 1"s - Hams IN
active demand short about - o. 10 N. aif'is "i
a5- Bacon good dcrani. Cumtcrinri rl' OIL. li =
~ n firm 4if. short rh. about - IT, hfm ~ ''
long cenr nidlles about ~ o. 0f ~ as long ana - ~
clear fnidIca about 80 H. firm 81 80. shoulders ~ ~
II 20 Is r., aru lhcc1r 10 fair ccfnffi Amer
lean zines, white coi1rel firm AZ fjs Ta!'N In g. =
demand prime city dun IS "i Resin IN u"l'rnc De-
manl common steady AZ 3s ~ tnf1nae'l oll '"f't
pool refined. dlu ~ 2T g. lari SPOT ~ t.,r ''i
Whca, IN poor demand - red winter d1il a. . %
y, rel rrrng ,i.g ~ I. IL Flour n ifl- defn1fl
-, Louis fancy winter tIl 30 - - '-rn So ~. b,
80 o. a. iY tealy a., g. OIL August steady ~ o ipi.
sen,enbcr steady ~ 1s iNi Hos o. I'm ~. IN,
80, A., f-r.-afe demand. arm az f@ i--f' % 49, 's
= ,lrt.n,ne ln moderate demand. ArAiy az 80 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
Railroads..
. ennsyIvaniia
RAILROAD.

ST. Tfh f Sf aP ISL f.r ns
ioSo A. NJ PE9NsYLvANfh i LrS " rfEifp,'Os
snd p 'e Cars o Arrives see cSssso Dnns :S
G%f 8? ~ and fP sss sa NJ ana Isass
WINK cS:aso % &rrV %s acrnati c5 ooS a. NJ p
EDO si q w M fessso ESFahss-pum.n s..,,.
e epa PinnT a ars (, ChGsso end cevssnd
7s faffss fx y nsss eiy
Aries en1at ns M 10 ind hfnnS5 sn lo IS p Low.
$50 LiS'' H. p n isfGnd E% 15Fns
Car 70 Pittsbmrg Connects for Chicago daily. an.
was Hifsss s,q SGo THE SOUTH
80 go G 200 1910 LTnet Dnipg caE, II
e Sn1sy 81 800 s 8nns a 20 SS nj si nss
81 Pa Ta i5i End 1I Dining cars 80 dining ca 90
slssPer Ate to Asiscye TSmpa and Esyqsans s
300 p. M.-Daiiy for Chesapeake & Ohio Ranws,
FOR SED i PoNF c eGG ay s GST NORFOLK via
Charles Ropte, NJ weekdays and. with Through
AS si:i2s1F & SosaT si LIE 900 daily Sleeper,
Tampa Jackson,yile and Charleston 900 p NJ daily
FOX sF' XTLSNTfc GI 100 P NJ weekdays. win
For CAPE NAY. 100 A. NJ 100 and 2:lo P NJ week.
FqT Long Branch. Assury Park Ocean Grove and Pei,
DO stop at Asbrry Park ara ocean Grove on Sun
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: Geo. T20. s. $50 9:20 30 Penna Limi,.N
1910 II A. n i2:3o /; 2;lo, 4 40. - 10
$50 90 Limited. 10 A. NJ. p T. iSO. 8. g. 7:i5 s.
Tcke, ofices: Nos 4ss s44 1ios IFS and osi proas.
way. House 134 East i25,h Street, and foot n
Dssbrosses and Cortandt Streets: Court Street $50
Fulton Street. 0s Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex STA.
ton. foot Of Fulton Street. Brooklyn Station Jersey
City.
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels AMI residences through
destination.
S. II PROVOST. J r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

latest indications for even poorer ou'tu'n per
acre than last and generally on re
duced Taking the Government h % 425
correct. estimates made now point 10 so ~ dsa
coo bush for the total crop. This Is WIN me 'r
that the wheat report Will show quite an IN
siderable llss Late in the day there was quite an
undertone Of weakness at Chicago IN tne Suas hy
parties fearing the results OF the strike and who We're
anxious to get Of their long July wheat or ions
wheat before ANYTHING happened to the sSatu
lass The low prices OF the day ~ aga ny
pool London and the Continent, Cash wheat was IN
fair export trade shippers buying - oaas ne i f
o , afoat loads Kansas city No hard private
terms: loads No hard. at Sc over September. I o
TENDER. o anoat .CORN-The market for corn was
very dull al the morning. there being almost no hJes'
exhibited transactions either locally or al me Wes
Small stocks ard prospects Of small movement al 'n
Interior account Of the railroad situation mad OF
course quite s'eadylns influence. Crop reports are
very favorable. and the Kansas statement t9Hay
that prospects were better in that state Inc
market weak In the afternoon. n sympathy WIN
wheat and with decline in prices West. closing dull
sold AZ 455qs9c IN store 81 bush iCzs delivered
and lsc under September and ! load at &c b
cutie weak UNDERGONE TO the market this morning.
due apparently quite lite pressure at Chcago,
market Small stocks and moderate receipts pre-
vented much pressure here, although prices easily De
crop prospects total promise Is small; and the
Kansas state report to-day indicated only half an aver
age ouurn There was weak Sis eene IN nee M the
list the market closing at ihe lowest at lai%c net
decline. excepting on July which was &c highe ,at9
at 5OG5oikc: bush No oets At &c; 1900 hush
track white at 12g5Ic. and 1000 bush track mixed at
t0Q5lisc. and 1000 bush No white clipped a, 5i:c.
. .MALT-Market dull; ungraded Western G3q6Sc: ca
madam 9OG95c sx-rowed State. Ngsoc; two-Towed.
..-..o-,.o, c,os,nc of he pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO II. IL

Fast EAi.ess Trains ~ -,>.cy>-S II
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON. CflSAsiO 49, .'.''>-~
ST LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WLSIi,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TisA ~ Cyl.
leave New-York, OF Liberty ST. daly 10
cAGo 80 N 1915 night TSr P Fl T uStrs
= m. 900 =. m. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE
a. m. III 80 ~. Dining Car. 1879 800 r. NIGHT. All
train. daily except 600 pdr ESy S o3RkEhN
Roanoke. stol and Chattanooga. through f"''m"" WV
'nf SaT e Se ac as lilo yway isns
900 e;rsns-st:. n x -; fu,'c - bf00@''H'
foot OF Lihery-st. C. r. r OF y !. - .n.~k baeeseo
New-York Transfer Co. will call Tor ana enss~ "s~
from hotel or residence destnston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

-" eurn.r Schedule effect July LIST. 1894 .
Iro- Redhank Long Branch E.beron. Ocean Grove. ~
bury Park Belmar spring Lake. and Point Pleasant "A
,,ns leave loot Corandt and DeSbros9es streets 30"
ia - 10 .iO:Oo ~. 1910 'l2O Saturdays onyh
10 $40 'S40 except RcdhanO. 4:2o o'io. 100 p -
SUNDAYS S:i5 -9:i5 m, o:lO =. m ,..L,
Trn1s leave loot Iibertyst.: i3o. $50 ITO RedoanSS
s.i5 10 .ll3O a m 81 20 Saturdays oniy). l,tt
9.i3 ,3.3D $50 1870 '5:Sc 6:l5 D. m Sundays. ~"
sunday trains 80 not stop at and Asbu7
Park.
RUFUS BLoDGETr. sup't y. 7. & /, b X n
> n Penna r. r. G. p A.. {. r. II. OF ~ =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

naitmore. July G-Flour dun. unchanged: saes. 2ooo
bush Wheat weak. 80 red. spot and the month 5'i,
n37'.c: August. :5.g9Iisc. scptemher. 3'Rg3s.c.
steamer ~ red 54i-H54.c. milling 10y s1inpl". 3'gc
stock '5l7N3 bush; sales. 2,7"C bush. corn nominal
ana nrm mixed spot f6A.-. month. 45c; southern. by
sample 52453r. stock i5lsS3 bush. sale. Loco bush
oats nria. good demand. 10 white W''ieIn "IN'-c.
No mike! do. g1lJic. stock IoGho bush. Rye slow;
~ . 5505Gc. stock 253s bush Hay active and FIRM:
good choice timothy si3 5oqslG - Grain frcghts very
quiet unchanged Cotton steady. mijGlings ii.c Eggs
steady. llc coffee firm. 80 :. lG,sc. sugar steady.
granuiatcd 1856.
Boston. July GFlour qulo; bur steady. Corn steady.
oats and firm Shorts quiet Provisions Urn.
quiet hat steady. Northern creanery lsal77c.
Werfsrn 7uSc Cheese quiet lost Northern. Nf'c.
Weston. 7nasc. Egg quiet and firm.
HYTsl1. July 6-Spring wheat god demand. limits IN
settled. generally o"er sales. 900 bush 10 hard 10
arrive &C 1000 bush Do spot 66c. 1000 bush do sc.
1000 bush 80 hard. 2 t'tc 300 bush d.. S5,sc.
iOoup bush d. - 9O' bush ~ Northern d.. 81,
closing - hard sp.,. CO... No ! northern d. 6i.c
~ hard! IS. Winter wheat dull, 1870 hush No :
rei store, NJ extra red SIC IN track. 80 !
white Gle asked Corn dull. closed &c lower than early
prices. 80 yellow. - c. No oorn 't'-c No 3 corn.
+3..c store 81 yellow f7Nf7.c track oats for
50 white. falre bush 40 white. SO store.
cars ~ white 5or I 80 mixed. - t-aca Rye
dun. 80 5is.c Flour quiet. unchanged.
NIL f,ei steady. unchang .. Canal frcshts steady.
wheat. Be-. corn. IN % Now York
chicago July G-Thc leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York July o. 1894
BEANS AND PEAs-The market for foreign beans.
especially pea. Is little soft. 4 result Of recent
free arrivals. but there is pretty good trade passing
and sellers are not inclined to yield much Domestic
marrow. medium aad pea are quiet but without fur
ther change. Red kidney very dull. and. with some
urgency SELL the feeling is welker California lima
shade easier. Green peas slow. We quote choice
quality in standard packages: Beans marrow. per bush
s2 soqse 20: DO red kidney 50 5Ss2 e5 Co turtle soup
81 s5aS2 DO yellow eye. 50 4o9s2 4o; 60 lima, Call
fornia (6oIb. y -; % t2SsGa mssgev. s. llS2 20;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

a. s cee eS Gu and as F' o '95 the
Pseine R~a C9 pb Racev a h@r DTaynS for
hons as to he continuance by them Of tie operations Of
b ss ng and ncSei IN the on Pacae syse
earnings represented in said petition 70 be Insufficient
carbon Cur-on Kaliway ne Brighton and }2Ilier
The omaha and Republican Valley Railway. the salina
era GSnnson RAILWAY the kansas Central Railroad the
Kansr Ci,y ana Omaha kairosa ihe Atcn,I2 9 Oo'
and Western Raiiroad he Washington and Idaho Rail
authority to use derived by said Receivers
from the a" of Of h the denS f s bra rnee MAKE
up The deficiency arising from the operation of sai lines
pcnss and taxes ana fr an ordeg TatiIng me acts ot
80 IN miss & and u NOM pn nspecn
1T IS ORDERED: hat said petition be filed IN said
cause forthwith and that said pe,ton be brought on for
s,a p Mnnes9a on Thursiay the nineteenth day Of
July l9 a ten o'ei1ek n the forenoon , -. c,,,
said petition and u the hearing thereon and o, hearing
roS the tn not 'H the ReS S Rs No, thWn
surrender possession = and cease 20 operate all Of said
incumbent pay he operntns expenses be given BY
W his sp 70 tho korneyGeneral of the United States
70 The oregon Railway and Navigation Company. and 70
NE ,ns,rner:s securing dots owing by the several de-
& m Wv Y 51S ss her R II n JoaH
and omaha Bee IN the daily issues thereof for ten
xnd r Is fur,hcr ordered that United States and
the other parties - Whom u II otler"l notlce
81 the fling q tho said petition be given may intervene
herein and be heard the questions raised BY sad
petition or hv this order.
Dated 81. Paul MINI. June 81. 1894.
(Slgned) WALTER II SANBoRN.
=. 8. Circuit Judge.
Now pursuan, the above order notice Is hereby given
,ha, the sad petition will DO brought for hearing NJ
81 Paul THURSDAY. July 10Th. 1884, at 10
o'clock A. NJ in said order specified.
June 20 1891.
OLIVER -. MINK.
= ELIERY ANDERSON. : Receivers.
JOHN ". DOANE
FREDERIC r. cOUDERr.
JOHN r DILLON
JOHN NJ. TTIi'RSTOS.
Of Counsel for Receivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

Through trains FOR Chicago and the West New
York foot Of Chambers-st. daily follows and i've
minutes earlier from West @3d-st.:
OK \. M.-NcstiOGled Express for Waverly. Bny-
''io hamton. Emira buffalo, Bradford and Sala-
pRTor to Buffalo.
0.uN h. M.-Vestibule Limited. Solid train for Chi.
o''V cage via Chautauqua Lake. Slecpers 10 Chi
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
c.oO T.. N.-Sold train to Chicago VIA Niagara Falls
o'oO Seep"rs 70 Buffalo and Chicago.
S.iS l.. M.-Na Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
o. 80 Solid train 10 Chicagc Sleeper, TO Buffalo.
Chicago and Cinc.nnav. llnng Car.
I oCAL TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
- 26l 2T3. 4Ol and or Broadway i5d
las, l25,hs Chambers ard West 2sd st ferries New
Fulton brooklyn: 200 Hudson-s
and Jersey city Station Erie Transfer Company calls for
checks baggage from hotels and residences desti-