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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
planos.
Ecsa! Notices.
,Ir COURT CITY AND COUN.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUN-
~ TY OF NEW-YORK.-sylvester \. Haver. Plantin.
against Howard : Jaffrdy and John r. T. WOODRUFF
Individually and Executors Of Edward T. Jahiay, de-
ceased. Defendants.
Notice IL hereby given. pursuant 10 the order and
lgrnent made herein March % 1882 10 all creditors
OF the coparinershp mentioned In the sad uagnen, ana
under the OF T. y JaNfay Co.,
and q parties having specific claims upon the property
of cOparnorshp upon any property which mas or
shall the possession Of the Receivers OF said
coparnershp. TO exhibit their claims 10 me VINO nave
appointed by said Judgment Referee for that pur-
pose al my Office number 20 Nassau street In the CITY
OF New-York before the twentynftn day OF Aay.
1925 such claims be exhibited and proved by DEPOSIT
ton the and form prescribed by me. OF which
copies will be furnished on application me.
Al creditors ard claimants falling 10 exhibit their
claims o In such manner and form within the time
limited FOR that purpose viii be excluded from the
benefits OF said reference IN the dsibuion Of the
set - said copartaershp.
Dated Eev-lork April I'd, 1895.
wM. W. LADD, Referee.
BRISTOw. PEET & oPDYKE. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NIL LER PHILLIPS. Defendants Attorneys
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5ales Bn Auelion

I'M MAY 10TH 1895, there will be sold at auc.
~ Santiago Chill fifteen Nitrate Fields and six
Nitrate Beds belonging the Government and
In the Province u rarapaca For further Information a.
ply to the Consul General OF Chilli in NewYoIk aud the
C-nsuls IN Philadelphia and Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
GAS STOCKS. p
CNev-YOrk.)

FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NEW-YORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
1891 1873.
,.., co 5sG ooS 81 700 $50 81 30 i0S
81 r,,cii,,dicc II III TGi 627o TC9 Sill 1875
-.a, ,r r,o., GA 2Gt 762 81 7s3O $40 ti3 2S3
si,ce January l. 2i7 GDT 6G6 137.cl29S 100 i0'A-o
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
-, 49,, u, eu2,i s73l.ie7 s7fT.ll5
r e. I,rr,rN ''' Il ,T5 o75 51iaC51 1i3s3.21S
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
For the week ...... 81. T2o1OO S4.3o2952 Sltt0l6!
Since January l...... j5CSi.S,D 2it?i+O- 1I-'',o'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

strength till the end. and during the short ses-
sion 81 ie1. 900 bonds (par valued changed nanus
VIII - general further improvement In quota
t,on. ousiville New-Albany and Chicago gen
erals advanced ia to G97s. in sympathy with
movement in preferred shares; ST. Louis Sou south
a., chare and Eastern lst receipts 2H To ana
and southern Pacific Of California IS consois
TO 90 ~, .,o
The money market was nominal only. 'ne q sn,
tations Of yesterday being unchanged as io'-
Lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.

The rcccipts from the customs reported from
Washington to-day were s45424. from internal
revenue SAT- 49G and from miscellaneous sources
SIG. $50. The Treasury received s4s3,s72 National
bank notes for redemption. and the receipts on
this account FOR the week ended to-day amounted
TO 81 9Oi G67 To secure National bank note circu-
Ia Il holds 5000 lH2. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

Banks deposited for circulation during the week
81 1884, 500; bonds held TO secure circulation win
drawn. $4,000. National bank no1c cTTua ,,
outstanding - Currency notes, SU'io4'ilH' sou
notes. S90.927: aEainSt which the Ireasur! hoius
S21 1924 lega-tender money for redemption OF
SURRENDERED circulation.
The Sub-ITcasury had debt palance III 'he
Clearing House to-day Of s923Og2
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money day by day in London was u per cent;
The rate Of discount in the open market for snort
and three months bills was 1916. The bullion in
the Bank Of England on balance to-day increased
1000 The Bank gained tlOl,677 in bullion during
the week and held al the close 36755.o33. The In
crease WAS due to shipments to the interior OF
Great Britain Of l72 600 and to imports to f2'4Ooo
Of which f130O1p was bought in the open market
100 600 imported from Egypt. t2S.poo from emma
and $4,000 from the Continent British consoIs
advanced l-IG for money 20 l0jas but remained un-
changed at that figure for the account. American
securities Welded and Erie shares lost Is at ll9s,
the DDS l. at o. Canadian Pacific Il nj 4oNs Illinois
Central l. at 1914, New-York CentTai z al loA'.
and Reading 4 at IA.
French rrnt~r were quoted at lO2 francs IS CEN
times Paris TX changc on London = francs Z"'2
confines: Berlin sight sterling. 20 marks ~ pleh-
nings.
4 dividend II per cent he's been declared on the
stock II the Columbus (Ohio) street Hallway COM
pany payable May |.
Tho American Exchange National Bank has de-
carcd dividend II 3i2 per cent on It's STOCK pay
able May l.
The directors II the Chicago Junction RAILWAY"
and Union Stock Yards Company have declared a
quarterly dividend IL ~ per cent on the pTeier'eu
stock payable April 30.
4 quarterly dividend II per cent. payable May
/ has been declared by the Pacific BANK.
\ quarterly dividend ~ per cent payabi" May
l. has been declared on the stock 4 the "Opens
Smith 4 Wlcmlnn Company.
Redmond Kerr q Co. offer to investors. subject
t. sale at los and accrued interest. S2"WO hrst
mortgag" per cent bonds ~ the Chicag'. MI"hu-
kec and St Paul Railway Company. due 1910 se-
cured by an absolute first mortgage upon IN" MIN.
eral Point Division II the Chirago. Miluhukc" ana
st PAU Railway. and being a prior Hen H. we
general mortgage per cent bonds % N" company
Of which an equal amour; is reserved 10 retire th'
issue AT maturity.
II t. Butler ANNOUNCES that ne deals IN 'iFAhI
RAPIDS Gas Light Company. Western Gas ~ MI,
waukeo broadway and seventh Avenu" Railroa i
and Staten Island Railroad stock.
BANKS-LOCAL SECURITIES.
Amended is n table 81 the current quotations
for city bank stocks. together with their par
value and lat.s, Salcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

No dealings were reported in city oahk STOCKS
Railroad bonds maintained their ACTIVITY ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Fast Express Trains t.
puI ,imorc, Mnshfn3tOn. Chicago, tthcihhGt'
Iouin mud All Points west

10 LOUIE nhU MI FUiHt' Cp.;;No
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on Nil TRAINH,sS;; 400
Ieoyc New York foot II Lheriyst. DALI Tor 'dilAro'
! 40 y ri and 1915 night. riTISBt IsG l'ao p M
and ie5 night GINCiNNATi ST rru i4e M m.
III 20 A. m Dining Carr 80 (3:3o p M * sunday;
= 200 T.. M. Dining caro- 600 - m, i.'lo night MI
trains run daily except $40 =. M - ~ su,
NORFOLK. II 30 a.. m, daily, 90 p M eN, .ut.
NIsW ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car .. M daily.
Al ,roIne Illuminated with pntSch light
FL, a,ces ia Ta :G as lao broadway, 81 East
tlth 81 1877 nowrry ~ Y; IA Fulton ~ BROOKLYN
,,,tons 700, - Liberty St. g r. r. OF n j.
New York Transfer comnany VIII can tor ana checH
ta~.,, re from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was 66.c.. nominal. per ounce. Mexican OBJ
lars were quoted at SIC. In London bar siIve,
was unchanged at 30l4d an ounce Inc '"a'"''
was steady. :, III, ,,o
Foreign exchange firm. but dun with quo
tations unchanged from Friday. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
tAnihr1-ite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
IL :.

tAr,hr,-ite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Aut.natic Hlock Ssna,s,
AND AFTER DECEMBER 81, 1874
Trtias l'avc station loot ~ iau-tN ST. g.
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch thunK &c,
10 10 9.io "a - 10 Easonl \. NJ. ilo 80 600
. Taston 40 = a. 30 e. Allentown. j. VI sundays.
30 ais 10 Eaeiou) \. NJ. 100, $40. 500 , N =,
For Wikegbarre Pittstun and Scranton, p:l0 A. NJ
40 40. 40 =. NJ sunday ; 30 A. NJ "a ~ ,,o
s 30 Nj NJ ' 100 I 10 30 oo n u + night
For Harris bug 80. SOD 9:lo a NJ. no ~ iuo
Boo. 5:ls p NJ. l2:5 night sundays. 100 49, Oo'
For sunbury Levlsburg and wlllamsp'rt at 30 500.
olo A NJ. i:io ! 30. : 80 T. N. SUNDAYS. GOO p ~
Peasant rr' 4so " sis iiso T. NJ iSo la $40 Rel
bann as $40 G.I5 = N SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grove ana Asbury PARK. 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
$50 s:i5 A NJ. Las. $40. i:4o p. NJ
For FarmIngiae Toms River Barnegat PARK and Ear
neeat. 40 S:i5 A Nj. l:45. +:io l. NJ IA =,
For Atlantic city Nineland and Brdgeton' 40 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seaa,Fht ssnd HishaGi' 9,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTlMoRE AND WASHING
For philadelphia. wesf days go 500 200 p boGo
carr 800 Dining carr, 600 1880 s:l5 =. NJ, i2lo
night sunday. 4:3o 300 u 30 apnng Car) A. NJ 1850,
500 Dining Car. GOO 7 NJ, i.M5 night 900, ,,.o
Dining car A. NJ 30. 1880, 800 Dining carr, 600
l. Nj i2Ii night Suudays 900. 30 dining Carp
A. NJ | 30 500 dining carr Goo i. NJ, l2;lo night
Tickets and parlocar seats BE- procured at ll3 I2
col as GA ii4o 1923 Broadway i37 9Th ave. q East
i4th-s 3i East l23thst. 26t West i25thst. 23i Co.
iunbus-nve New York Cour-st $50 Fulton st. Brook
COMPANY viii cali for ana check baggage from hotel or
resid 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station Newly York, as Tow
lows and 10 minutes earlier from. foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 A. VI. daily. Local 70 Buffalo. ,.,..u.
,I:I5 A. NJ DALI FOR Albany U;ca, syracuse. Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago -.
5;I5 4. VI. Daily albany Montreal Luca SYRACUSE
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De''o'"
Cleveland, Chicago and - Louis. 49,, e......
40 4. VI. Daily. except sunday, tor Ou~a' "''"S-S@'
(, mn for XibanV Utica Syracuse Rochester.
Buraio Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland chi
cago and St Louis -, ~, , ,oan
For tickets time tables Of local trains paror ana Sleep
lng-csr accommodations apply city ofces ~ an,
Nev|York ana AZ stations. Time tables at principal
hotels For other information address
G T. AM3ERT. Ger. raj Passenger agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Err IL |, ! N ES .

Through trains FOR Chicago and the West leave Ns"
York foot OF Chambersst. daily, as follows, ana NE
minutes aarlie- West 23d-st: . NJ,
III A. M.-Vcstbued Express for Waverly BnS'
0ID hnmton. En<a Buffalo Bradford and Shd-
manca Taror 20 Buffalo. 90,
300 ss6 M S chaSuaa @fs lake FGa n
a. Chicago y. m. Sieepers 10 thi-
caro. Cleveland ana cincinnati Dining Car
coO - III BITso Vestibuled Express arrives But-
O..tU falo A. making direct connections Tor De-
troit chicago M the West. BuHalo passengers
can remain IN >'"pvr until y A. d
or y. N.-Nia Chautau1ua Lake and Niagara FaIs'
TN.tD ChcaTu. Sleepcrs 70 BuHao, 'hl-
cngo and Cincinnati. Dining Car. ,.,,,,..
Q OCAI. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PuLLMAN
J. accommodations at III. 2Cl +0i and -, Broadway.
i5G East i23th-s,.. Chambers and West "a st ier'es
gov York DG Broadway end X39 Futonst Br'oklyn 10
II,1so, at Itoboltea ana Jersey city station Erie
transfer Company calls for ana checks baggage from
hotels and residences 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21
Dlpiocn0 Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COLI MBIS SThhhi "N"'""'
COMPANY , ,,.. ,so-
Columbus ohio. April l"tn, iNV,'
rI,UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS luv" HES day
4 declared a dividend ~ per c.,h, upon ~
capital stock OF this Company, payah" nay -,
which day checks VIII be nailed l., az
Transfer books VII. cose at l.. NJ Ap''l -""' anu IT.
op'" u ~ " " "'"' e. t. X. STEWART. Treasurer.
vV'IIE AMERICAN ENCllAN.'f NAlloNAh
uANK ios uro,Ivav New York April 10 1899
Al meeting u the Board OF DrectoIs meih ms ny
~ THREE AND ONE-llA l'F 1i's, ffit 'f.ri
on the capital stock declared paSa"e may ISL
prokimo - 49,, . Ma,
o''' p''~ EDWARD BURNS Cashier
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United States Mortgage Co... ''''''''''
brooklyn and New York Ferry........ 80;
Brooklyn and Ncw-YCrk Ferry LIST mort oP y IL i-'
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stations la New-Norls foot OF barclay an"
Christopher streets .,.r
' -" CARS piNTsCU LIGHT. -

NEWARK. BiDbMf
THE ORANGES. summit, BernardsNl.ls, basAIns
Ridge Madison. Morrstowl. Passslc fa'rs 3 no
ton Dover. stanhope Bubps LAKE I LAKE H3
pArCONG Hackettst1wH SCHOOLEl ; hO' - n al,
washington. PHILLTsHrRG EASToS, Wv CRhI
GAP STROUDSBURG Plcono Monn'aInS ~. :, 70 d
ToH PTTTsToN. wILKESBARRE NANTiG n2KE
DANVIIIE NORTH MBERLAND, Montrose' BLntf-
HINTON OXFORD NoRwiSH ws wp ,5y Sc o. y.
WEGO ITHACA OWECO. ELMilEA 1oiI 49,
BATH. DANSNILLE, 81 FFAIO ana all points "f'Si'
NORTHWEST AND sol TfWFST =. -,..,..,
90 4 M-BINGHAMTON MAI" stops at principal
600 A M-BUFFALO. SCRANTON BiNGHAMToN;
I-TiCA RrCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWFGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con
meet AZ Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 92)
100 p pa MNsGRATT'JN BINGIIAMTON ard ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paror ear1 ~ -, ~,
OI-TH EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars. - -
20 = (DsKy)-I}ufalo Nestihu.si Limited Exprass
Tor SCRANTON. BINCHhMTON. ELMIRA. 8tF.
FhLO Pullman Huflet Sleeping Car. connects AZ
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving al o5' p H.
o:so p. ~ I,aily)--Bt'FFALo SCRANTON, BI BINGHAM.
TON VTrCA' SYRACUSE and OsWEGO ENPkl.ss'
riCIiTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATiONS AZ -
Nrrnv-ft and 42a Broadvay Tickets at fery staff rs
1S5 and Qi2 Broadway ~ West 125h ST. 80 1'un bus-
ave- Now-York 33s 126 Fulton st. and - broadway,
brooklyn. Time tables giving full Information al all
check from hotel or residence 70 destination
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spective dates:
Specie se3$s 900 'ss g, $40 Inc s. SSs W.,
ro,s, reserve sI4o $50 400 ,i472laoo Inc. soaso9o
n, Sepnsi,s 125e57025 I27o4G325 Inc. l.oss7oo
sur,,us ..... si402277s s9.0a.eT5 Inc. ATTEND
The Clearing House statement ior tne Gay was
az follows Exchanges ~ go; sa
6l4974 For the week: Exchahses' |ooV'''|'''''
balances, s39. 9G5 ,.-
Total bank clearings Of all the clearing houses
OF the United States for the week enalnS to-uay
have been 1878 502 5 against $S8326l 22O last week
and 1905 900 36s the corresponding week OF last
year.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
For some weeks now every Saturday. except
one. has seen strong and active stock market.
To-day was no exception. After an carry EFFORT ~
cause q reaction helped by realizing sales. securi-
ties developed activity and buoyancy. ana aiter
transactions amounting 20 ll5,952 shares cIoheu
strong On previous Saturdays the upward hioVe
ment has had the appearance Of manipua,iD''
bu, this morning 1t seemed to be the natural re-
guilt OF a strong bullish sentiment Inc buyins -
hardly for investment account; II Is more Hheiy
hIpbIy specuIatiye but legitmaely 60 In view OIL
present conditions and the outlook Mos' con
spicuous for strength and activity were tie uian-
gers. which show at me ciose 'a,se o'tnnaia
vances The same Is true OF the lH'erha Io'i"'"
and the general list Missouri. Kansas ana leNas
preferred gained IA net to ~ on tne smems'i "
improved earnings. loulsV'Iic' ~" oc,h 49,; bniJ
Chicago preferred rose ga points 10 -ot2. pu, ne,
only i& points clear at 25%. This movement waa
explained az due to the favorable arrangelnena1
"ar,ios ,voro slnggish though predictions are
heard OF a speedy settlement Of the anthracite
troubles Unsteadiness marked the nmdus.rials
and they closed down, az "A group iarstS o"ins
a. L. - ,oLa nroGts A. whole however, the
market at the end Of the session was siaons. WIZ
increasing activity. The strength ana aruv ,iy oa
the railway bond department 'o-unS "no t O.,
noted Ii furnishes legitimate az " 1 -, IL,
vor OF a natural and buoyant market ior s'ocks
BONDS AND MONEY.
Government bonds sold: $oooo os' 'es'''e'e'' at
1,47. Quotations were as follows
d slad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

Appended is a table Of the current quotations
for city bank stocks. together with their par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-21

The following shows thu relaton between the
total reserve and the total deposit OF inc re-
spective dates .
crac,o ss5 3s7 900 &Gg Gi7 so Inc. 81 go 500
ppaaI ,.nde,s Il 4.rB 400 O613 500 Inc. 3osn 100
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
TRAVELLERS CONVENTION.
The Commercial Tourists win Meet nj
BuffalO

Buffalo, N. Y, oct G-The fourth an
nual convention Of the Commercial
Travellers Home Association of Amer
lea will begin in this city tomorrow
and will be an important one for the
order. as number Of questions which
have arisen in the history of the asso-
citation viii come to head at this
meeting.
good fight Is expected over the cleo
tion of president. Horace II. Cady,
the present official, declines a nomina-
ton. Among the likely successors Is
Hon. George H. Green. the present
mayor of Binghamton. who Is now on
the board Of managers There are
about 1000 members in the association.
ana iuliy looo are expected here, many
of whom began arriving today.
The next convention will be hold at
Binghamton IN 1896. when the home
will be dedicated.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Night Engineer Frank Thornc Is In
stnntly Killed.

New York. oct ca fatal boiler cx-
ploslon occurred at an early hour this
morning in the soda factory of Alex
ander J. Howell a. Sons in the annexed
district. formerly known as the village
of West Chester. Night Engineer Frank
Thorne. AZ years old. who was In charge
when the explosion occurred. was in
stantly killed. and the brick walls ami
roof of the engine room were complete
ly demolished.
The ruins Immediately caught fire,
but the prompt arrival of the village
firemen prevented conilagration. The
explosion hurled large blocks of bricks
from the engine room and huge pieces
of steel over 800 feet away. No cause
can be assigned for the accident. The
dead engineer leaves widow and ten
children.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
MET A TERRIBLE DEATH.
Charles Williams Had Ills Head Squeezed
Between Two Cars.

Charles Williams. aged % years,
adopted son of Thomas j. Williams. of
South Washington avenue, who Is mine
foreman for William Connell & Co,
was frightfully injured at Duryea Sat
urdey afternoon, and he died fifteen
minutes after being brought home in
the ambulance,
He was employed outside at the Will
liam A. colliery at Duryea, and got be-
tween two cars to uncouple them. When
he attempted to cut the cars apart they
were rounding curve, and he was on
the inner side of the curve. AS he was
getting out from between the cars he
did not realize that the positions of the
top frames in going around the curve
were so close and his head got caught
Before he could eXtricate himself his
brains were squeezed out in an opening
in the forehead, just above the eyes
He was insensiblc from the first, and
did not receiver consciousness. DR.. J
A. Manley, of Fittston avenue. was
summoned, but he found that the in.
jured man was past all aid. The de.
ceased was a cheerful and congenia
person, and was respected by all who
knew him for his upright character
He was very active and industrious
The funeral will take place this after
| noon at 2 o'clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
THAT GREAT FIGHT.
Corbctt aud FitasmnOns Are Very Much
in Evidence on Paper Oklahoma Wants
Them.

Corbctt aud FitisimmOns Are Very Much
in Evidence on Paper Oklahoma Wants
Them.
San Antonio, Tex, Oct. Cd. j. Cor
bett arrived here this morning. lie was
accompanied by Manager William a.
Brady, Joe Corbett, Jim McVey, Steve
O'Donnell, John Donaldson, Jim DAILY
and Billy Delaney. The party reached
here at an early hour and proceeded at
once to their training quarters at the
ground Of the san Antonio Jockey club.
Corbett is pleased with the quarters
and will begin his active finishing train
ing tomorrow. He is looking in splen-
did condition, and in appearance he has
mucih improved since his visit here last
winter.
In speaking of the fight being pulled
off on the scheduled date, Corbett says.
"ItAmay be that an extension of time
wiir be asked by the Florida Athletic
club, and if il is ! shall agree tn any
thing possible. Mr.. Brady will leave
tomorrow night to attend the confer
ence with the Florida Athletic club in
Dallas Tuesday. There are several
matters to be considered at that con-
ference, and Mr.. Brady will give his
consent to all proposition If they viii
only cause the fight to he pulled off at
some place. | am ready to meet Fitz-
simmons in Mexico. Indian Territory,
or anywhere that may be named.
st. Joseph Mo-, Oct. 6.-The man
ayers of the Champions Corbett and
Fitzsimmons will receive a proposition
this week from wealthy syndicate of
sporting men of this city to bring off
the fight on Sluggers' Island. a noted
place in this section for the meeting of
prize fighters. and which has already
been the scene of several hard fought
BATHS. This island. which comprises
about three acres. Is situated In the
middle of the Missouri river, midway be-
tween the Missouri and Kansas shores.
and is neutral ground. The authorities
Of both states have unsuccessfully at
tempted TO stop prize fighting on this
island and the syndicate claim they
will be able to bring off the fight with
out Interference
Guthrie. Okla. Oct. Ga big meet
ing of business men, held here last
night. canvassed the law and decided
that the orbett-FitZsimmons mill
could be held here without any
legal complications They will tele-
graph the managers of the fighters to
come here.
Corpus Christi Tex. Oct. 6.-'The in
terview with Corhett in the papers yes
terday while in New Orleans caused n
deep smile 10 come over F'itzsimmons'
face. He said the talk Of Corbett about
the attached stake money Is an evil
dence that Corf,rtt does not want to
meet him. "But I will meet him and
make quick work Of him
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
THREW A LIGHTED LAMP.
Mary O'Brien Is Held for Having Caused
the Horrible Death Of Mrs. Mcchau.

New York. oct 6.--Mary O'Br'cn. 90
years cid of 29j West Seventeerth
street, was arra'gred in Jeff reon Mar
ket court today orl held without boil
to await the action of the coroner.
charged with ithe killing of Mrs Jprrre
Msehan. 80 years Oh, who lived in the
Same house. S1crtlv after I O'Clock
this moiring the O'Rrlen woman w=rt
to the Meeh1n won1n's room and
asked for some oil for n lighted lamp
she was carrying. ON baing refused
she threw the lighted lamp at Mrs.
MHatla,n. ut struck the woman in the
right shoulder and exploded setting
fire to her night dress Mre. Meehan's
screams awoke the other dodgers of the
house. who ran into the room and
seized a Guilt. wra pred 1t around the
woman, thus smothering the flames.
Mrs. lMcehan was removed to the
New York hospital. She Died this
morning. The lower part of her body
was horribly buried. and the doctors
say she had inhaled the flames
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-07
OVERPOWERED A BANDIT.
A Stage Passenger Watches His Oppor
tunity and Tackles the Highwayman.

P'hoenix. AiiZ., Oct. 6.-The stage
from Florence was held up by Mexi-
can horseman at the crossing & Dry
Lake, eight miles west of Casa Grande
station. on the Southern Pacific rail-
road on Thursday afternoon. Through
the bravery of A. J. Doran, president
of the territorial legislative council the
highwayman was put to fight without
stopping to secure his booty.
The robber stopped the stage In a
lonely place. The only passenger was
Mr.. Doran, who passed over some silver
while looking into the muzZla OF re-
volver He was then commanded by
the robber to cut open the mail sacks.
The robber spoke good English. He
grew careless as he cursed his luck
and was kicking around the mail mat
ter when Doran jumped upon him.
grasping the pistol barrel just as the
weapon was discharged. The stage
driver started to Doran's assistance,
but the robber tore loose from Doran,
and mounting horse rode away.
A sheriff's posse Is on the trail -Four
hold-ups have occurred at the same
place