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Stnve Market.

Market dull,li heavy pipes, prime. 500 co;
cnls, 5000: heavy hogshds's. prime s5S 10.
culls, $1,000. Red oak season over. Prime
red oak hogsheads. SD o h,2 90: culls. lG. ia
100: white oak light hogshends, prime,
sii.0On%.g0; culls. S26.0D: white oak head-
Ing. prime. $40: culls $500: white
oak light Pipe. $4,000; oulls, $500: white oak
barrel. 200; oulls. $500: white oak, octa-
woes, SAG. 00a2S 90; culls. Sc O0aS.QO
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rLYDE's REGULAR LINE STEAMSHIPS FOR
r PHI Al, direct
Until further orders, steamers are nppOlnted 70
SAIL rom Norfolk every Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday Mt 2. M, aud from PhiladeI-
phia every Tuesday, Ihursday and saturday.
chrougli bills of lading to all points south and
Southwest via Seaboara Air Line, Atlantic Coast
Line and Virginia Tennessee AIR Line Railroad.
JAMES W. MCCARRICk,
General ssuthern Agent, Norfolk. Va.
W.. CLYDE & CO,
Agents, Philadelphia
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q NV 5 ) !. W Narfo|kaWsstsr
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAYl2. 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.

S:1o nslm.-lhc chIcnEo EHprcss-FOr
PctcrAbuf3. RI a II rn q "a Il
Hnd Washington. ALSO tor
A.N nCtbnrC, IkonnUNc,
ttnafoId. ltluciicid, 20.
cnh"ntnH. hcn0vn. TO-
lumbus aud Gh,cnyo.
Sleeper f0anoL.. 10 a..
bumbu> without Chnu.r,
iso Tor t'uI:,~iIi. pS,Is,oI
anoNNiiir. t'haIsnnoo:, >.
and tHtcrnicdtUtr Poinis.
lVue III. For Peiershurg, Radlord, ulaaL l.
Bristol; airo ior liluchclh, mud 20.
'nhoni -: also Tor Rocky Mount
and all ions ou WiuSi0n-Sal,in
Iliviron. Ha' Pullman sl,crrr
Norfolk - Roanoke Connects nj
liosuoke III B u IN with Wash
ington AMI Chattanooga limited
Tor ali pointb Routh and West I'nll.
man hietpcrS Roanoke to Munrhis
nnd New Orleans. bin ng ear at.
r ~ L -Noriolg daily, $40 IN, ll2ja IN
lt:!i nm.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

CuIcAoo. July "a. The leading futures
rtuged ne loIowe Wheat closed higher
Corn closed higher. Oats closed his her
lork closed higher
wHEAr-luy. G.inG7i September, Gs!aGsj:
December. 7oia;0,. Closing-July, 1T; Sep
tember, ~; December. at.
ConS July, 4I.alis; September 44;a44I:
MAY, 3j:. Closing July, 4i.; September.
al, Nay. 80 ,u}G.
OATs-July, % I; September. 222; MAY, 25!.
Closing-Iuiy. PA; September. Isl; May, 2G..
honK-S September, 1000; Jauuary. 1861.
ClosinS-SeptemLer l0.s5: January. 10 s2;
LAED-Sep lember. 80. October d. 5 I; Jan
uaIy. GIL. Closing cptember. G.35. DC =
tpb /, $40; January, CO.
ANS september. 40; October, 6.l2i:
ianunly, 5dO. ng-SepteInber, G.l7.,
October, els, January, 5.G7..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

lniE NOHfoLk. ALBEMAiiLE And ATi.sS
TIC RAILROAD co.
~. VAN N SGmn: Receivers.
iinE liable No In EFFECPSUNDAY,
JUNE Urn, 1875. AT q O'CLOCK A. III.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
"0'a M uaiY ex,erl SUNDAY, through express;
500 IN, daily except SUNDAY. mixed. .r,,,. VI,
Einia Fcach .; II u M, '' VIZ
,ooo 6,hih brath 80 IN.
'V''0 NJ daily ,hro Ugh express; arrive Virginia
iio5 nj, Sunday only, through express; arrive
S.r.inia beach ii:tG a IN.
'-'1" p M, daily, local express arrive Virginia
$50 y nj daily, through express; arrive VIRGINIA
Beach I:OJ y M
o;2o m, daily stops only NJ Kempsville, Lynn
maven raven aud oceana); arrive Virginia
72o M, duly local express; arrive Virginia
Reach sos IN.
1880 IN, daily except sunday tbr ugh e1pre,,.
arrive Virginia Feach 1i.uG IN.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
GOO M, Monday only tstops only at Oceaua.
i'sin aud kcmpN ille arrive Nor-
St' IN. daily except Monday stop, only at
U,cana, iymnhavcn and Kcmlsvile; ar
SIS N, daily eIcapt SUNDAY local erpre,, mr..
rive NERO X nHu M,
"fo M snpiay on y local express; arrive Nor
i'i' y m iaily except sunday mi xct; arrive No :
ioii 80 pm.
Z'i' IN, dt,l'. niolgh express; arrive Norfolk
$40 IA, daily local express; arrive Norfolk 4:55
Clio = IN, daily, through express; arrive Norfolk
u;iHpm.
S''"P NJ h'iy cScep, SUNDAY. through express
VIZ M, sunday o"iv, through c1plos, arrive
NorOlk c.i5 pm
iO'So m', ally Icp, sunday, through express;
arrive Norfolk Hos m.
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Norfolk and Washington, DC.
STEAMBOAT +. COMPANY,
BY DayligE1t.
DELIGHTFUL TRIP UP THE CHEsA-
PEAKE BAY AND HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER.

Commencing july 9th, and continuing during
t t% summer nn mouths the new .palatial steamer
trips TO Washington. d. c., leaving FortsrsoTG.
Gay Line wizard every Tuesday, Thursday d
saturday at 1880 a M. Norfolk ut .:t5 a. NJ. Io,s-
~ 6:iJ u M. "
Returning leave Washington ON Monday.
at Fortress Monroe, $50 and Norfolk G30 D M,
! he steamer leaving Washington on SUNDAY
MORNINGS, arriving IN Norfolk Ut 6:ao I'll, will
Fare for the rourd Trip $3.50. good for return
passage by night steamer sarhs day or following
morn nG steamer only The regular ght schedule
Will continue US formerly.
tickets on sale b. ( o. Ticket Off g, N. j. c., w,
phone AL. D. ]. CALLAHAN
Jy!-if Agent.
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WHOLESALERS QUOTATIONS.
NORFOLK Va. July a, Is.


SOUTHERN FRUIrs- BanRuas. y. 25al so per
bunch orange, sorrento. per box, S3.oU:
<ocoanuts. :4.uO per bag Of 100; pineapples
Ease lemons. Si.uU.
rouLTnY-Chickens, old, 2Oa25c; spring
chick ens l0alGc.
Eaos-Whole6alo, &C per doz.
BEEswAX-.5c per pound.
ThucK-irish Eating potatoes,
elal.25 per barrel. Onions, S2.i6 per bag.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

CoRN-Soutnern white. quiet. 4Sai9c.
OATs-Stoady; Mixed. BE; white, $50.
MILL. FEED-Market steady: Bran. Sf7.O0
fhlpstuii. or middlngs. SIS. 5Ual9.OO; meal
white bolted. per 50 lbs. 6io.
HaY-No. Timothy, $500; Ne. 2. el6 90
nl7.0O
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Air Dried Pine Lumber

A flooring dry ana clear. $1l25; "A
rough edge. best. $1,000; No. ., $500; No.
8, 5000; A rough stained, 800; small
ioists. $500; large joists, sS.6oalO 90; AKA 10
scantling, 1920.
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4-4No. l, 10 inches, sl7UO; "A No. 1, IL
inches. $500: Al No edge. Sl4.50: Al
No. edge, SIP so: A No 9 stock. Sl4 90;
4-4 No. edge, Sg50:4-4 No. 3 stock, Sl2. so,
bill stuff, air dried, 80. 60al2.00
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

FIsH-Mackerol, No ., IN kegs. -. 80: new.
email Sl250: new, medium. Sl2.uO; No 3, in
Kegs, 1850; Herring, Family Roe. barrel
S2.75; North Carolina Cut Herring So 25s
$40; Eastern. III barrels. 42.75a3.Q0.
MESS foHK--Ncw. $3.50.
HAM--Pork. Sl2 W.
HAMs-Smithncll. lSal5c.
BuLT MEArs-CIow RIB. &c; fat backs,
sKouLpEMs-Nugar cured, Tie
BAcoS-Shoul,i,rS. &c.
BEEAsTs--SnGnr cnrcd, lOc.
LARp-Pure lard. uerces. 20. cases and
C!c.
cnErsE-Cream. lOlallc; Western Dairy.
Brrr.n-New York State. dairy. new. Ola
2=c, fresh creamery = ialic. Western l6aisc
hrhosrNE On-fIrm. ll2 degrees, lie;
to degrees. 1870; Rel, $50 degrees. lie
s:tnin.
PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas. 50 IN
YF' bag 'Nner. zoe Per bushel
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Single Mark Ct

Sl.inqles---Quiet: No. hearts. S6.00a7. go
No. 2 hearts. -. 00a5.50; No. l sap $500
No. saps. Si20a5.0J.
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LuIii Dor Market.
Wholesale Quotations. |

Cypress Luabsr---Market i'll Good demand.
Boards 1xG-l6 feet long. Sl7.75: boards,
lAG-l6 rough, .l0.u0all. 81; boards. lxl2 to
Is inch-16 feet clear $24.00a25.0O: boards,
rough, wide, 5l5.00a 1850: scarce and in do
manu
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.

.lviSTluUIF tinITTDh
Leave NorOie IJj u M nrrj O
Richmond 900 y III, tonuectiug lot
Washington baltimore, rhiiade.
phia ami Ncs York Rciurning
leave richmond 800 ~ arrIv,.
NOrfvlk 1873 NJ. Stops only nj
Suffolk WU,crIy nni pct.rsbnrr
ScCond-clR>s IT, kcts not acccntn
ior passtec On these trains.
oihcT dlUy trains leave Norfolk
80 IA ntti,o ~ Richmond Hos
hm Eomninr, leave Richmond
81 u m: arrive nj Norfolk 8
pm.
or nntheT Information Us to tickets. rates bag.
threy checks, etc, call OF OF address Il. W COuET.
NEi District Passenger Agent; g. II. BOSLEY,
llvkct Agent, &c Main street, corner OF GRANNY or
+ Finch. Agent, d,po, NorimIs and Western
General Passenger Agent.
General Office Roanoke Va
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Peanut iIsarxct.

Market dull; Prime. Sc: striotly prime,
SIC; fancy, Sic; common. 2a2Ic: Spanish. 81.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Money Market
Bv Southern Associated fross.

~ lull per cent closing MT per cent. Ster-
hing exchange is firm. with actual Dusl-
days and 4g0a490i for demand. Posted rates.
SS9la4s0l. Commercial bills, 4SSaiSSi. Gov
eminent bonds easier.
THE .Tuci MAHkEr-CLosINa BIDs.
American Cotton Oil, 2G!: American Cot
tor Oil. lref, "a: American Sugar Rein-
yrits, ll3s; American Sugar i:efineries pref.
sOO:: American Tobacco. IDOL; American To-
bacco, pref. Ill: Atchison. Topeka AMI
Santa Fe. l4.: Baltimore and Ohio, G}: Cam
ada Pacific. 49, Chesapeake aud Ohio 2li:
Chicago and Alton, l5G: Chicago. Bur,ing-
ton and Quincy.SSl; Chicago Gas Trust. 5js;
Delaware and Iackawauua. 1874: Distil-
crs and Cattle Feeders. .O.: Eric. 10: Erie.
Jecf.. 22l; General Electric. 35.: Illinois
Sentral.99: Lake Erie AMI WestCrn.21i: Lake
Eric and Western. pref. Sit; Lake Shore,
~; Louisville and Nashville. 59l: Louis.
willie. New ALBANY and Chicago. 81; Man
hntton Consolidated. li2i Memphis and Char
Festou. Is asked: Michigan Central. lou: Mis-
tou,i Pacific. 80 Mobile and Ohio. "a
Nashville and Chattanooga. Go: United
States Cordage. l.; United States Cordase,
yrcf.. Il: New Jersey Central. 1922; New
York Central lOl:, New York and New Eng
Iaud. 5i,; Norfolk and Wostern, pref. l3S;
Northern Pacific, %: Northern fAciiic.
pref, 1884,: Northwestern. ~; Northwestern;
pref. li5 Pacific Mail, 2Sl Heading, l1s;
Eock Island. 75l;St. lnnl, G9!: 81. l'anlpref.
a23; Silver Certificates, 6Gi: Tennessee Coiu
ana Iron. IS: Tennessee Coal aua Iron. pref.
vs.: Texas Iaoitc. 12s; Union Pacific.
I2.: Wabash, 81: Wabash, pref. 2Os: Western
,nion. 9ll: Wheeling aud Lake Erie. II;
Wheeling and Lake Erie, Alabama pref, %:
enss A. l0T: Alabama. class B, i0I; Ala
oama class &, ~; Louisiana As. 100; North
carolina is, l0l; North Carolina Gs,
s2a; Tennessee New Settlement IS. 81.
Virginia 6 s. deferred. 81: Virginia Trust l;c-
ceipts Il: Virginia Funding Debt g. United
States As. registered H.: United states Is,
coupons. ll2t; United Sjntes rs. 81; south
srn hallway is, "a: southern halfway
Common, la: Southern Halfway Common,
pref, AZ; South Carolina rs. LOG.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-07-25

NAIL AND ENPl;i.~S isIly except Sunday nj
- D. M, ana EAnrcsS daily except sunday nj n
a M: connect with all ia and steam lines at Nor
ioll Tor the North. las and West. Passenger sta
uort 1901 OF East Main street. Norfolk and Wes,.
crn depot Freight station on wa,crs,raet
Il ~ EEN CAROLINA DISPATCH. FAST
- thEiHfI LIN AMI OLD DOMINION LINE
Tween All points North aud Eat via Norfolk aud
Noii1,s and southern Railroad 10 Eastern North
varded promptly ut low rates.
For further information apply to the General
oihce OF the y. Il :. Il. T. Co, Norfolk, Va
H. G. HUDGlSS
III. K. KING -'s'A~
General Manager
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Piles.

TIIc5 IS so Common that
every other person you meet is
troubled with it more or less. 1t
seems to be little thing and usual
~ gets little attention. 1t may not
be serious at first, but it makes 4
man sick-makes him nervous,
cross, irritable-unit for business.
1t robs him of sleep, takes his ap-
petite-cuts down his Ashland
yet he is careless about it
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ENESlNu EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK 40
l. M uMiy teNcent sunday for Elizabeth Citv
Lushtoh ana wai-stati"nl CONNECTS ai Elizabeth
ny wth the steamer $eusc Tucsdav. THURSDAY
snn saturday for Ncwhcru Roanogc Island an
Motehtad Cry. kiusioI aud 60 dshorto VIA A A.
\. G. Il. H.. and Tor Jack souyilie Wil,uinrton n
[. aud all stations on the " y. 4 n T. Il
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NORFOLK AND OCEAN VIEW RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 2ap. 1895.
Leave Sorfoik. Leave Ocean View.
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,DAi!y. EXCEPT sunday. Otucr time Ia w.
, N".h-f oi Kon' oN,rtr. Daily from pJitsmou Il 10
h'hn om'; EXCEPT sun iny Ei.linn",i TO roir,-
N',c ln'l'hhn IalI u Al Old 10 1T to I,hmoud,
ahd Iaiiui 'rr W, I'M, II o." Ron,eN"tt
:, &C. - or On intal Daily Pullman slippers
= ,hniond 1, Cincinnati aud Go,dons,ile TO
car wrs. OF Gordonsv,llr e
80. ;;-Eor' IL nn.,i paIv Pullman Sreners
Od l"int o Hutton ana ,;urdonsyiIlr 10 C,nrin-
naIt ana Iouisv Meals scrycl ou'Diuiny,'aT.
west OF Cor onsy IL"
steamer Louise arrives nj Norfolk daily 1905
noon and 7:u1 g.. M
For further Information ppply to
FL. tROUKE Passenger 4 gent
{. & o. Ticket Oni,c, GIanby street
Under Atlantic Hotel.
LnllN b. POTTS
Division Pas. cnEcr Agent.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN r. R. cQ,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 1895
MAIL AND LAf.Eo- LEAVES NORFOLK
Imiy Except Sunday Wa a. N. for Eizabeth
Ky, Edenlon, Mackey's Ferry, Roper, Puutexo.
BelhaNen, etc Connects ~ EdenJoii in N n
H. 4 steamer Us follows Daily except sunday
iot i'lymonth and Windsrr TurS bAI, TUlfKS-
iiNcr, "u MONDAY and FRIDAY TO- : .upperuon,
ilNcr and WEDElsSDAlS i"r salmon Creek CON,
HScts Al be,ihavep with steamer Virginia Daro for
south Creek Aurora Wsshinutnu
nnd intermediate landing CONNECTS Of EIizahctI
,iiy sally tcNcrpt Sunday with steamer New
bcrne iOr Mays Head.
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S. n. l.. sEAnoAnD AIR LINE
ABSOLUTELY THE SHORT EST AND QUICKEST
ROUTE SOUTH, ONLY II HOURS TO
ATLANTA.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY MAY 6.
lsv3
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

The New and powerful iron p,Ioc, ,,a,m,,
WASHINGTON and NORFOLK will leave JsJin a,
NORTH ROUND
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PEAs-Steady; Black eye peas, S25O
y', bag 'Nmeu. zoe Per bushel
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AN AMENDED BILL FILED
ONE MORE STEP TAKEN AGAINST
THE WHISKEY TRUST.

Edwin Walker Yestei day / lied Bis Amend
Appl cation for an Iniunction-What the
Bill Prays for in the Case.
Chicago, June edwin Walker to-
day filed his amended bill in the Cen
trail Trust company's application for an
Injunction against the whiskey trust
On Monday Judge Showalter refused to
grant an injunction under the original
bill, holding that the lien of the Central
Truss company under the bond issue
mortgage was being protected by the
receivers.
The amended bill sets out that the
DistilIing and Cattle Feeding company,
at meeting on May %, by vote Of
34S,000 shares against Lie, directed its
president and secretary to secure a ju-
dicial sale Of the property 1t alleges
that in pursuance of that resolution the
company proposes to effect reorgani-
zation under the laws of either New
Jersey or West Virginia, and that 1t
does not intend to pay or deposit with
the Central company the proceeds Of
the sale of the property as required un-
der the mortgage for the protection Of
the bondholders,
The bill says; On account Of its aban-
donment of Its business and the surren-
der Of Its property to the receiver APP
pointed by the court the company is
wholly unable to pay any part Of said
overdue coupons, and it is utterly Inn
possible for it to fulfill the terms or
considerations of its covenants in the
trust deed.
The bin prays that the receiver be de-
creed to pay the fun amount and that
the trust company may have leave to
apply for the appointment of a receiver
and a writ Of injunction hereafter if it
shall become necessary for the protec-
tion of the trust companies.
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MR. WAGGONER
win Represent the Y. r. IS. G. II. Society Of
the Church Of the Redeemer at Boston
Convention.

VIII Represent the Y. r.. $. G. IL. Society OF
the Church of the Redeemer at Boston
Convention.
At the regular monthly business meet
ing of the Church Of the Redeemer X.
p. S. c. Il. held in the parlors OF the
church last evening it was voted to send
a delegate to the Boston convention, and
the society is to be congratulated in Sc
curing a representative in the person
Of w. Fl. Waggoner, who has been an
active member for the past year and is
regularly ordained preacher in the
disciples of Christ denomination.
Mr. Waggoner is graduate Of the
class Of 95, Yale Divinity school. and
during the past six months has made
special study Of the missionary work
of the world. During this period he
has prepared several largs maps to IL
lustrate the progress of missionary EN-
terprise during the last decade One
of these maps is the largest Of Its kind
In the world, being twenty feet long
and twelve feet wide, and is painted IN
ten colors I'M oil and shows the nlis-
sinary societies of all denominations Of
the world.
He has been specially requested by
DIR. Clark, president or the Unlteu So
cieties Of Christian Endeavor, to ex-
hibit this map as well as some Of the
others at the big convention and will
do so on Thursday afternoon. July Ill,
at the missionary rally to be held that
afternoon in one of the largest churches
in Boston Also at hat time he will
explain these maps and will deliver
shont address covering the missionary
work of the world.
Mr.. Waggoner attended the Cleve4
land convention last year and was as
signed a part therein, and since that
time has delivered forty addresses, in
three states, and before seven different
religious denominations.
The Church Of the Redeemer Y. p. s.
C. E. will pay a portion if not all Of his
expenses while in Boston, attending the
'95 convention as delegate from that
society
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--'------------------------------
ON THE nam FIELD.
Results of the Games in the Big League
Yesterday.

Results of the Games in the Big League
i Yesterday.
At Philadelphia-Th Philadelphias
lost their fourth successive game this
afternoon The score:
Philadelphia 0 o Q o o o. s
st. Louis....,2 3 0 0 0 8 o. 9
Hits-Philadelphia II, st. Louis H..
Errors-Philadelph 2, st. Louis 5. Bat
teries-Taylor and Clements; Ehret,
Staley and Peitz.
At Baltimore-Esper was quickly dis
posed of to-day and Hemming was
equally ineffective against the Chicagos
The score:
Baltimore II 0 10 0 o 4 90
Chicago 800 L / 3 2 4 / 2 2-18
Htts-Baltimore 12, Chicago II. Err
rors-Baltimore 6. Chicago 5. Batteries
-Esper and Clarke; Terry, Griffith and
| Donahue.
At rooklyn-Louisville lost another
game to-day by a solitary run. The
score:
Brooklyn ....2 8 0 4 l 0 2 0 *-12
Hits-Brooklyn 12, Louisville IA. Err
rors-Brooklyn 5, Louisville g. Batter
ies-Lucid, Kennedy and Grim; McDer-
mott and Welch,
At Washington-Jack G1asscock ap-
peared with the home team and fielded
finely. His batting drove in four runs
The score:
Washington q / 0 0 4 0 o. 7I
Cleveland 80 0 2 0 0 l. 81
Hits-Wa Washington II, Cleveland s.
Errors-Washington 3, Cleveland 2.
Batteues-Maul and Mcguire; Wallace
and O'Connor.
At New York-Rusie held Cincinnati
down to four singles, did not give a
base on balls, struck out eight men and
retired his opponents without a run.
His support was magnificent. The
score:
New York. j 0 0 0 0 o. 2
Cincinnati 10 0 0. 0 0 o. o.
FIits-New York Z, Cincinnati 4, Err
rors-New York 2, Cincinnati s. Bat |
teries-Rusie and Wilson; Parrot and |
Spies.
At Boston-The Bostons scored their |
first victory over Hawley in eight games |
to-day by scientific batting and daring |
base running The score:
Boston ......2 0 1 0 1 0 0 80
Pittsburg 80 2 / 2 0 0 O-5
Hits-Boston 49, Pittsburg II. Errors
Boston 2, Pittsburg 2, Batteries
Ryan and Camel; Hawley and
Sugden.
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oxroRD AND YALE.


New Haven.
Lewis p Sheldon the newly elected
captain Of the Yale Track Athletic
team, was asked yesterday afternoon to
confirm the statement that Yale and
Harvard would be invited to meet Cam
bridge and oxford universities here in
September He said:
II have no knowledge of the matter
except through the newspapers. The
invitations Of the English universities
has not been received here. Yale will
be delighted to accept the invitation
in case satisfactory arrangements can
be made. / do not know whether Har-
ward will be willing to join Yale in the
meet or not The meet means that the
two colleges will be obliged to train
more or less all summer, which we will
cheerfully do If we can meet the Eng
lish team"
1t Is feared at Yale that the invitation
sent by the University Of Pennsylvania
to meet the English team has been
sighted The cablegram inviting Yale
to meet the Englishmen is expected here
hourly
Up to late hour last evening the au-
thorities at Yale had not received the
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-06-07
DECLARED A DIYIDEND.
Chicago and Northwestern Stockholders
Take Action.

Chicago and Northwestern Stockholders
Take Action.
Chicago, June6.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders of the Chicago and
Northwestern road was held to-day. A
dividend of IL per cent. was declared
on the common stock, and on the pre-
ferred stock dividend Of TX per cent,
payable at the office of the company in
New York July 5. Transfer books will
be closed June 10 and reopened the 24th.
The business of the fiscal year ending
May 81, closely estimated, showes fall
ing off in passenger earnings of $2,1co,722
and a decrease in freights and miscella-
neous of $1,667,524
This makes a total decrease in gross
earnings of $3,82S,256, and an approxi-
mate net result Of $2,S87, ,7o5 applicable
to dividends, inclusive OF net earnings
and of net earnings derived from free
land sales and other miscellaneous re-
ceipts AS the preferred stock is enti-
tied to a dividend of Z per cent. for the
year, and as the company declared 21s
per cent. upon the common stock last
December, there is left an undivided
approximate amount sufficient for a fur
ther dividend upon the common stock,
ranging within a fraction of IL per
cent. for the last six months and con
stituting a dividend equal to per cent.
upon the common stock for the entire
year Upon this showing the dividend
was declared.
The following directors were elected
for three years, to succeed those whose
term expired; Marvin Hughitt N. X,
FairbanlS, Oliver James, James Stillman
and Zenas Crane C, II. Mccormack
was elected for one year to fill the un-
expired term of the late Percy Hayne.
officers were elected as follows Chair
man Of the board, Albert Keep; presi-
dent. Marvin Hughitt; vice president,
secretary and treasurer, NJ. L. Sykes;
assistant secretaries and treasurers, S.
o. Howe and j. B. Redfield; executive
committee Albert Keep, M. Hughitt,
G. M Depew, c. Mex. Twombly, G. f.
Barger, David p. KimbaH, w, K Van
derbilt and James c, Fargo.