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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

Make, closed steady a, l2a3 points advance com
pared with Saturdays closing prices Irans,s roie no.
ices $3.50. Total sales 1870 200 bales New,ioTk gross
receipts 62I ba.es Forwarieu 10 bales; sales;
IS spnners Us bales: 2OG1I1 bales Iotai
receipts TO-DAY. SOS bales: thus far this week.
1.s2J yales Exports to-day: Britain. lio bales
Thus fa- Britain. l0s3 bales; Cont
1000 stock ago bales spot cotton &c
higher safes bales including 200 bales contract
and - bales spi:ning. mdding upland. 'isc; nicdHhs
Cuff. 7sc -,
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. more demand: safes
1900 bales speculation and export 800 bales american
1000 baes receipts 600 bales: American 500 bales
middlng uplands. 2s32d Futures opened nTm; par par
tally closed firm at 80 - - mus ADVANCE
july S45'sb Jg.yAusus S+5ise ,sepiem R.s
November December SaCs s'is Jan
April 3i5b: AprMay. 356ss. Manohesier-Yarns quiet
lt. steady: cloths quiet.
CoFFEEThe local market presented no features of I'M
torance Uesultcry trading took place, the to'ai bs
Very very small and fluctuations quite narrow Hare
Closing quotations for July ard August 92'O francs sep
icnbcr % francs; October 81 % francs NoDeInh.
90 - francs. Amsterdam arrivals IN June. u uVo ba's
deliveries 6ooo bags. stock I71~o bass ahoa. iTon
java and East huroIe $3.50 bags Hamburg Inark-t
Gul July August. 1913 piss; sep'ember - pfss
October pigs. Rio market closed on account OF hD
day. bio receipts 1000 bags santos r.ceip,s not re-
ported Narseilles In June. 1880 bags. ce-
iveries 10 400 stock. 47lvo bags southampton
arrivals 81 237 bags, deliveries 4v.iO2 bags; Stock
$1,000 bags
Contracts closed quiet with net decline Of 10 10
points. Sales G.000 bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

NcW-IOfk. July T. IN'''
BEANS AND PEAs-Expor,ers are hing rev o OF
a. re as was expected; II the price would be
s. 10 Z b. Domestic white beans are stu dragsns
Iay II Is eary To buy choice marrow at ~ 90 ana -
is now practically for best medium Other ,arsiiss
change Foreign beans moving very
slowly Green peas steady We quote: Beans domestic
marrow choice per BUSH 81 So DO pea " iogs2 IN 90
.: 0sas2 10: do turtle 81 .cas 3d. DO yellow ,yr
4. I5Gs2 do lima California ~ 4O do oregn marrow
o0>2 30 DO foreign pea 81 sJusi azk do foreign me-
dun 81 7oa$i s. green bbls 81 o'A DO Days 81
do Scotch. 81 49, $50, o.,,,.. -,
BITTER- Regular trade took their usual comp rncnt
fresh creamery to-day. which abaorbcd fair snare
~ tho offerings bit there absence OF sprcumuve
having and the prospect Of liberal receipts coupled WIN
Western advces the market an unsettled
,onc Sellers wee willing. however. 10 make am
16c sui the current rate FOR
eyrss Other Qualities leaning IN buyers Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

rtv.--..l July 90 o. --fie~f-iNtra India mss
steady - Iss 81. prime moss steady 40 OIL ~ I'i~
Primo mos. Western fn. l. 30 .'s 81. ~ "'''l ~"
sf Sc Hams shNr; slt. about ~ o. ]" - hfn ~ ~
Iar.n .sln..ra.d rIf. at.it = g. ~ u hfh a -.
.n.r. rlh about -, r. irm 81 lag clrfr M li.'s
about - r. firm at 30 ng ant shot cfa- in'tH'.s
49,, ~ . f-n NJ ~ Ti rfDuf.rs. about y ." = y
mn, ~ 9p. Chess American. hncs white AMI f'lNr'
nrr ~ -. g. TaN'N-irmr ciY nominal cotton .rrI
Oil f.srr1l refined steady ~ - Sffl- = flfl~i 100"
80 ~ A. - losd Hafin.' Comm f'..fr - = az,
Prime We.'ern .plf ilu o. 33f 81 Wto'' No rel
vln,e- s'endy al o. -. 81 d. r"l ~ INK ~ .
Flour s.. I0us fancy vin'rr IH' m - ga 'fi MiN,'
tt.efern ,rnf firm o.; o. g. July steady AZ T. 81. T.
Alg. ste ly AZ :. 1isi September -'"tiy u :. .
10. London iaUC. Co. @fs4fy ~ Il i'+ut- -
Infeir's - fr tho post v''H from Atlantic Ifif
T. yi ouar,crs from Pacnr ports j. rp quarters. from
1hrr s'ur.cs 400 quarters receipts Z American
f,r the pest week. $500 'norfffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
the STATE OF TRADE.

ra,tluofe JUS / Flour duh. Western anrer - - .
s. ., .n .x.r, - IO1S3 Co. 30 family. s. .5HS o..
winter vhea' patent 50 iJgsl 40 Hpr'ng DO - i>l q"
do straight SiDSi H. Wheat nrin,f. ~ REL "po ana
Jul, -. .M12 &C., august. 1ii4 i3.c. September ii.T
1ii.c. steamer ~ rei. 6"rGhr. southern ~ Sirrr
ToI ic ID. On rrai~ 1c. stock AS so hufh. sle~.
S3.rJp lu-h corn .te1dy. mixed ipoi ''tn1l - jay
1li.0tlitc. Sviif NIB ?. ~ ,f'lh
southern white .rna.c: 10 yellow "Irn"' Spc"
90 ~ bush. sncs. 3stNo hugh oats easy. NJ whit"
Ncg'efn 2iG3l.c NJ > n.iN,l 30. 80 nsHcl. stock.
ll3GiG r'sh l.yc dun. No :" "sr. stock G.bl. bush
Gu,: steam Glvcfp laH2l July. Cork Tor orders.
20 .4d July Cotton nfm. mdine re Provisions him.
pork Sit bulk shoulders tgc, short rh and clear
Sides re. sugar-curcl shoulders NC, hams small
He. lard, refined Sc Butter arm, fhncy
creamery. la 80. ladlr. l3WlIc Htor" packed pHl@
Ilo.ton July Flour dun AMI Corn quiet oats
Northern creamery i?a2uc Western. lsplDc Cheese
firm. Western 1'.6sc. Eggs quiet. Eastern. l4'sH5c
Western AID Michigan. i21fie'.c
ruNalo July l. Spring wheat nothing DONE: NJ
Closing; 40 hard spot $3.50; 90 7t'.c No North
ern SPOT .5f.c. Winter wheat dali sal,S ear W 2
long berry red re- do Indiana Zoe; car No I
- N13,c do Indiana 1t'. do Toledo. It'c No wffc
Oregon Tile duh weak lower. on'rings
on track light: 80 yellow 5ec No yellow. 5iisc; No
corn 5ic: No corn. SOC asked No yellow In store
4D.c No corn fs@sc. 1000 bush No corn sold early
i9i,c. dull. weak lower. No white. 32sc; NJ
white az. 81 = mixed 29sc track y, . white. 32'
10 mix" 2INc asked. Rye dull No zoe asked
dull weak unchanged. Mil feed In Hight
supply demand unchanged Canal fr"ghta-netter
movement rate steady wheat ISc; corn, lsc oats. lc
q New-YOrk
Chicago July The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

u,,,,mors Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati.
ST louis and All Points Wrstr
pr,rIMAS CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave N,w-York foot ~ Liberty "a 5os ~ Sn
90 sun l2i5 nirhi. CINCINNATI ST LOa 10 ~ m
800 p M. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. n a. ~, cs,
cu, 10 a NJ II 20 a. m. Dining car ZSo Lnirs az
q 40 n NJ ex. sun. Dining Carr 800. 800 D. M DINING
Carr i2:i5 night
NORFOLK. II 30 m. daily. . -,....
NEw-oRI.EANS Roaroke bris,o any sni Chattanooga
An trains illuminated With Pnisch l,gnt , ., r,.,
Ticket Offices ii3 i72 col AIS ito broadway 81 East
IAN 81 i27 Rowery. y Y; ga Fu',H S. Brooklyn;
Nsr.york Transfer COMPANY Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. July Lotion quiet; mdilins Csc low
miding &c good ordinary 57sc; net ana gross re-
cept 20 bales coastwlse 100 bales stock act
uaD II o35 bales Correction Add TO ret receipts OF cot
ton since September l. 1904. 1904 bales.
Norfolk. July i-Cotton firm: mldtling. enc: low mid
ding 5ec good ordinary. sac net and gross recerts.
IL taes exports coastwse 53S bales stock 1887 bales
New Orleans. July I-Cotton firm; good middling:
ordinary &c; and gross receipts 81 bales sales lV
bales spnners 1913 bales: stock. il2. ots bales
savannah. July Cotton quiet niiddling. Csc low
mldling 51Bc: good ordinary 5l1c net and gross
receipts 153 bales. eoastwise LILY bales STOCK.
NJ ~ LSlsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE A.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia wesS days a:so 800 200 iogA
Parlor Carj 500 Dining Carr. 500 Dining Cap 80
II a. DINING Car A. NJ, 230. 400 500 Dining Carr.
coo DINING p NJ. l2l5 night - IA ,oon
For Baltimore and Washington week days 500, 1000
li2o Dining Carr 4. u. 23o. $50 500 Dining Carl.
Il 20 Dining Cap A. NJ. $50 500 Dining Carp. 600
eEsts and paror-car seats can be procured at foot
OF Liberty st. Is. liz 2si. as ga Iito s2s RrCsd'
way 737 Av 81 East 14th St. l34 East l2oth st,
273 West 25n ST. PSI Columbus Az New York Sout
burg The New-York Transfer Company will call FOR and
check baggage hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEI
(An,hracl,e coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
nh

on and after June 80. 1895.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ST.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chung 3cX
4:30 7:i5. 9l0 q +5 70 Esstonl A. NJ. i;lo 40 4W
Eas,on). i:3e, 5:45 30 Allentown, ~ sundayr
I'D, fiSf 40 MNF 4sc 81 sanda ana iso
1886 $50. 40 500 Sis: 80 p. ~, 2:ls night. Sun.
days. 100 23o. $50 600 p. NJ, 1913 night 90 60.
For Harrisburg at 4:30, 500 o:lo A. NJ. ilo. :S0'
100 Boo, 5:45 p ~. 1913 night; Sundays 100 $780,
600 p. NJ, 1915 hight. - . ...o
SEQ s LHic c '9 so T p Hsass.S
AIL.-RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 po'n'
Pleasant 430 q 30 to Red Bankl. si5. 1890 ll'o a.
VI q 20 Saturdays ony). 800. 2:l5 $50 400 40 oap
e:'5 p ". sundays. except ocean Grove and Asbury
gat 40. s:i5 A. NJ. 1870 4:3O ?. N.
For Atlantic CITY. Cape Nay. vneland. and Brdssson
For Monmouth Besch Sea Bright and Highlands Of
Navesink 30 s:i5 30 A. NJ. 1890. 4S0. 6i5 p. ~
Sundays 9:ij A. " 400 =. NJ
SANDY HOOK route.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c
From Pier 8 y. r.. foot Rector St -,
Rumson Beach seahrighr MONMOUTH Beach ana LonS
T. NJ sundays $50 A. NJ 100 r NJ.
For Elheron. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south Point Pleasant. II 90 A. NJ. 100. 34o. t3O.
$40 r. y. sundays except ocean Grove and Asoury
PariO leo ?. NJ. "a .
~or Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat 40 A. NJ.
For A,iaiic cry Cape May. vineland and Brdse,On.
A NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
Err 8 LIN IS ,

leave Now York, foot q Chalbersst..
n follows and five minutes earlier from West 23d-st
n.nn \. M.-Nestlhuled Express Daily for Wayerly.
J.UU Binghamton Elmira buffalo Bradford. James.
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. Paror car 20
Buffalo.
95 sanday o ns GsS o.a Md ps es P
Jerv,s Iackawlxen. Cal,coon Hancock Deposit.
Susquehanna and Monticello Par,or to Monli.
cello
300 20 s %ei Rsy .rr sod d an 70,
st5 A. n. Chicago p " sieepers 70 chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
I'm y. M.-rurao Vestibuled Express Daily arrives
l'OU Buffalo 6.35 A. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit. Chicago and the West Buffalo pas
sengers remain In sleeper until A. ".
OK i. N-Vla ChauaulIa Lake and Niagara Falls
C'tC Daily. Solid train Chicago. Sleepers to Buff
fao Chicago and Cinclalstl Dining Car.
I OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKET AND PULLMAN
Ia communications at III. 2G i0l and 95f Broadway,
10 East i2iths Chambers West 23d-st ferries
NewYor 90 broadway ami 323 Ful'on-s' Brooklyn 200
Huds0n-st.. Iohokc1. md Jersey city Station. Ere
Transfr Company calls fr and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02
Railroads..
~AMeRIoA's oREATEsr REiLRoAD.s
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ uIIncnn OWED q
e HUDSON RIVER r. r.


s.. from Grand Central station. ga Street
$3.50 A. M-Except sunday. Empire state. Expss0
Fastest the world -
,'a3 4. M-cxcept sunday, For Adirondack Noun
0;30 A. M-Daily Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Chicago. -
O:4O A. M.Except sunday For Saratoga. Lake Seores'
Green Mountains and Montreal -
lO:3O A. M-Except sunday Day Express. For all III.
- portant State points. 49, -,..
100 p M-Daiy. southwestern Limited for CinctH'
natl. Indianapolis. ST. Louis AID Chicago.
$3.50 p M.-Except sunday. West Point. Poushkeepsi~
. Albany, Troy. Saratoga. .,.
$3.50 M,paliy North shors Limited. Due Detroit
land Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati. ST. Louis
S'25 M-Daily Saratoga plstisburs St. Aloans'
200 T. Daily For Acirordack Mountains inous'
ant Islands and Montreal.
1880 p M.-Daiiy. For Auburn, Road points Buffalo.
o:OO P M|Daily Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried on this train .
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago.
1910 NIGHr-1hestre train FOR Chicago and principal
points New-York Central every night. except
O,1O a. NJ and 3.35 p. M-Dsily. except Sunday. 10
Pittsheld via Harlem Division. No..
0'15 M1Snnday Only to plt.sasd and tho Serk'
::AiL NIGHT' TRAINS TO YoNKERs..
"Ali night traias run between i55th-st and points
With the Elevated Road This the only line running
all night trains Of New-York.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Tictst- and Wagner Offices a. Grana Central Station:
i4h-. 9+2 broadway; 23s Coumbussve 50 West 18th
St, and 100 Broadway. f.. D. Brooklyn
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY the Westcots
Express Company.
Manager Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

Totals to all Iofts last wr'k.....-. :" - 1888 ~"
REEVES Receipts Tor two days ga crrs. r. 4os
s@' car and gs'" an ana sSr, hat sr1" %a q sa
A.v ther~ wcse - cars sale Trnde opened acti,"
prizes hrhcr for all ie.!rable GRADES Of srers
",mn VAS unchalsc IN price Dmilery led steers we've
.cd at 50 per 100 u: s.a.s .nd lei a
sasa co oxen and stag. at 81 3oas, rrnss fet hgi,
at az 4 '"''4 10 good ''' ''''' at " To- cows at > =
ber soiiins at 5S5c To-'iavs Lcni ant Lverso
cable. quote 'fri.aa'"r be- ."", =, sip''c PER ID
Ge@1 ',l crh s,nlrg The oral hm'ri,an ihc' STEADY
az s,ldg 17 On 60 nS %rs Eco S Ss sr e a smith
heal fog J. shhmbcrg son. and 2so quarters u h"'
sass 1aermaa oulscr g a'.,y n 90 k ::
H. at 81 - 20 d. iaoi NJ at s. 3d. i io i2is u, a.
s. a. 80 d. ma r. "a s. 2' d. 1919 r. at a. g. 9o
ies ~ az a $ 90 :, r.rc! Do lcsi 5, g. is
e';' l :a.;n At s. TO- d. 40 %
~, =, a, s. d.. io': NJ at 81 so do io'" H.
Merbc'sSn CO.: Ksn'achy 1899 n "a 3.
DE- S 20 ,s 81 10 ,s 81 st =. a! " o. do 1911 3D.
1850 at 10: %. l2a. ~ At, s. 30 Gnii. 2;o r.
%. isco n $40 O., ;sa ~ q s. .o on rs
a ' y X, 2 d. coo h. at 50 80 yearnss. 1893 D.
lsF Mo' .s% ss a' iss r. At K, s.
" tiold,m b. g !nos steer, i2as ~ at 81 p DO g,
a1 .e saa At .. r. Sf"'s; g. S's b = 2
,acFy o2a y -. - "a DO M r. a. 8 80 49,
Zoo ID. 81 .. ~ ..,o
IS 40 lls, e. al ;. i Hs' &c. '': ss at !,
Newton & Co.; Lancaster County penn steers 't 60
? cows $40 H. al 81: l do @o 10. at So 80. ~
stone "J j. 40 ID s. co. also late Friday. 60 do
J"da bulls y 'c q ' 81 '' do ''s ' at
U.lIenh.ek & Hollis: I State oxen. $50 ~. At " 10.
l,rs en 10, at 81 Coz do. s)+ H. at S: ~ do. i"i
M ba e ~ wv WS'cr no srssr. 1915 ~ 49, bulls
i'" 3D. piesLak bulls ooi H. at 81 30; stays i5
"MiIcH COws-Recepts. head. No trading. Feeling
steady and dealers quote SO So for choice cows calves
lnciui Il no, - - - a.. .u.-,., Thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-02

last
High Low Clo.ci ear
Hn: ..eS I j.sS $s5;$s ia;
S .S'is'f re II. ..sss:ss 1 l.
be eys1nDe it4o iss5aits5 1910
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is follows:
Aew-Oileans stoc.e...... 5l'5" "'ls lSlS2
s,o;h at al eer,.slss1ssII SC,gs; i Sa is
Baltimore deliveries. Is l.lsO G2j
New-Osieans delvcres... 1915 800 'lo
Total deliveries 10 2sl 7oao y 1902 Gc1
visible supply .5Gass2 5s7.o'5 2sosei
aGDsh some for hqc s m s t The
naea as tie sd,iees Tseyed from Brazil by the a,-.
INK Very slow sales movement; and the general deser
M are not sGis as ,l e s s ma iT Ro No
SPOT ana 1866 for 10 80 TIE demand for m.S
" hanged holders claiming that they getting fun
,rs h:s:tSe On iars~ deals unles .ey gain
Advantage. 800 bags Maracaibo shipped to
FLETR AND MEALe-The mark, fer -four was MONT
changed from ruling at The close last week re
trade but The ndinercnce q the demand much more
important factor in ,hs suai non @ pScSges m
odns slraiFi 81 :Ssi le 80 obis clear" =
<, 90 h6s iPTHr rF Ps,sIs.
M MaTke, d @nc a"a s coy a. &
MEA Market easy Quoted Ens white = icg Mrl ls
quiet, Quoted to,rb. 750soc CON-. 75Q s.c; sop 1sq
s iccit sos g e. h c',S 1soS sh1l s'
GKAIN-WHEAT-- market for wheat was active ana
Irregular There appeared be great deal OF nervous
htely conc.lns r S , pss
cables than anticipated, ana me 81.
@ .eoS %as t qIe," rop as Of bush Later official
showed decrease OF loovoD hse nh.rto pub
shed aad but little influence early me osi
q whea, shipped from The Argenune lny week Pr
va,e cable o. exports from Rqsaa we,e
$3.50 0c busl against &c., 900 bgsn ne 'h against
22aI bush last month and go coo bush a." sncks
The stock Of -four 1000 SACKS aga'hs' orf issued
last month. $4,000 sacks last year rep nea, July
BY Thoman made the cors;ion OF Rrns and the
9s4 against 985 last month. and In Mnnetoa eiveo
AZ I against s2 Sss month The the six
principal winter wheat states WIS Dol agans o. ., o3s
900 900 bush spring wheat 900 900 bush total op
43s 10000 bush Of old wheat vsno oo an n,sh
% asG SsscSs sa s5S, 600 cB BDsS for
quireen,s left 5oooOco bush foI exports anc
ss y. 90 Gnsuens hssTo 9S o. - 7as bush
sssn:, ass bush sabe ar, sese ,h against
early afternoon the English visible statement s and
pces sos an s ss bush with active
traders who bought early The close was at me io"s
per bush net decline from ,he maj om t 600 bush
Cash whea, inactive but lower 5000 bush 40 nri
a s sTp. e E snas SEPTEMBER ss aS ~ s'dr
bt5 price and No hard Duluth at 4%c over sep,enD,,
SSs'e,s red, coHN-The market was 1afy ,rlns the
morning the tone generally heavy. without very "'
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27
| Il NEWS NOTES.

Secretary Kennedy, of the Carnival Asso-
citation. is organizing a chorus of one hum
dred voices. to participate in the entertain
ments TO be given by the Innes Band, July
0 and 10.
j. w Oliver, of No. '2g7 English avenue.
had a shoulder injured yesterday by falling
from a scaffold into a cellar at No. SO In
diana avenue. The city ambulance conveyed
him home.
The College-avenue Baptist Church choir
will give its third semi-annual concert next
Friday night, assisted by some of the best
musicians in the city. An attractive pro-
gramme is arranged.
Pauline Stein. aged ten. has given s2.42 to
the fresh air fund for sick children She
and her little brother are conducting a
kindergarten school for which they charge
l cent an hour and the receipts are given TO
the summer mission work.
City Clerk Nixon has been seriously III
for several days. He Is occupying tenn
rorary quarters in the Wallace flats. He is
suffering from rheumatism and lumbago,
and has been advised by his physician 10
seek another climate for the summer.
THE Boys Club enjoyed a picnic at
Armstrong Park yesterday afternoon. The
officers provided games. fishing rods. swings,
mmoc and excellent refreshments, and
Went with the boys 10 see that they were
well cared for. and joined In their sports.
Mrs. Michael and Miss May Johnson, of
No. IS North Alabama street. were injured
in a runaway yesterday at noon. on East
Market street. The shafts of the buggy
broke. frightening the horse. Both women
were injured slightly. but, after medica! at
tention. they were able 10 walk home
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27
Circuit Court.
THIRTY-NINE COMPETITORS.
indianapolis Light Artillery will
Have sharp Competition at st. Louis.

The booming of cannon in the northern
part of the city early last evening caused
some speculation and there were many
inquiries as 10 the cause. The telephones
in that part of the city were kept busy.
as there were many people who were very
anxious to know the meaning of the firing.
Some thought the firing was a salute be-
cause of some noted death. The firing was
being done, however, by the drill team Of
the Light Artillery, which is preparing TO
participate in the great free-for-all drill
at ST. Louis next week. Blank cartridges
were used and the drill took place at the
corner of Mississippi and Seventh streets,
across from the arnIory. Several hundred
people watched the team. Captain Curtis
is going to take twenty men with him,
fourteen of whom will form the team. which
will compete for the prize of $1,000. The
men and their friends leave Saturday night.
Forty companies of artillery have entered
for the free-for-all drill, and the local
company will have one Of the hardest fights
il has ever experienced. The many victories
of the past have not prevented the COM
pany from doing some earnest practice
work and training The men, from whose
number the drill team is TO be selected.
They sleep and eat at the armory, and
great care has been taken with their diet
and health. Meat, eggs and potatoes are
the principal articles of food. The first
drill is held at 5 O'Clock in the morning.
The members of the team are allowed to
day, but in the evening they return and
the drilling continues. The health of the
company is good and IL is expected that
the team will put up a strong drill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27
THE COLORED n. OF T..
Grand Lodge of the state Meets "a
Establish a MOrtuary Fund.

The fact that the Grand Lodge OF the
Colored Knights Of Pythias is in special
session in this city has caused some talk.
and there was a rumor that the purpose OF
the meeting was to form some agreement or
union with the German lodges which have
seeded from the regular order. The lat
ter does not officially recognize the col
ored knights, and a colored knight can-
not obtain admission at a meeting OF a
regular lodge. Some thought the Germa
faction would treat the colored Knights
more courteouSly. The meeting OF the
Grand Lodge is being held at the Odd
Fellows Hall on Indiana avenue. Those
present say "A union with the German fac
ton is not contemplated, for the Germans
have treated the colored Knights with no
more respect than have other Knights.
The purpose OF the special meeting is said
10 be for the purpose of establishing a
mortuary fund. The formation of new
lodges Is TO be considered. There are
about fourteen delegates in attendance.
indianapolis. Connersville. Mount Vernon
and Evansville being represented.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27
STALLCUP MURDER CASE.
The Negro Who stabbed George
Owens to Death ON Trial.

David Stallcup, the negro who killed
George Owens in Powersis barrel house
May Il, is being tried for murder in the
Criminal Court. a jury was secured at 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon and the case
proceeded. Stallcup is being defended by
Willard Robertson, the county attorney.
The ARRAY in which Owens lost his life hap
pened about 10 o'clock at night in the rear
of Powers's place on East Washington
street, across from the courthouse. Owens,
it is said, had been drinking and was quar-
relsome. Both men had been hanging about
the saloon all evening. During the struggle
which followed an alteration Owens was
stabbed in the abdomen. He walked a hair
square to police headquarters before he
fell and told the police that Stallcup hao
stabbed him. Later in the night he identi-
fled his slayer, who was taken before him
at the City Hospital. Stallcup denied hav-
ing done the cutting, but a knife was found
in his pocket which fitted the wound.
Finally he confessed, but declared that he
killed Owens in self-defense. 1t is on this
theory that his attorney will conduct the
case. Owens was col0red.