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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

CuIctcO I'LL. Julv g4-A gain az
4a.ai1te for wheat in q slnele SESSION
is something ONT 0i the orllha ~. nay
however Was ODE record or to-NdA % .tc
in that cereal. The hrst boom '" ,ho
upon the market 500 suddenly anu in'
advance was aneomuiishcd with S"cu
great celebrity that the shorts iDul.N
themselves l1 fn extremely uncOnlui,-
able position anl were for p linie "nD. n
R.eht 500 flr ..use q second bulge tJ"N
place. and whilst ID WAS equally as Idl''
ass the carly ono. it was, in measure
looked for ana 0ceasioncd Jess ruipi4a'.
A great quantity NJ wheat was pu' az
The close Yesterday. the short 'httt'f' y
being. therefore. enlarged. The Wn~t'
wanted IDS morning was an ABOUT 'fN.
advance. thc Or nng showing The enc.
or the nlmer cable. When the 'tllf
squirt was over tle market assumed
queter appearance. bat the undeflche
was sirOnt aud 10 took hat little huAlhs
90 start Doe raniCky condition. bei-
tembtr wheat opened from 'NJc 10
nN.2t, ADVANCED iO l22c.. ana closed az
~ 4c, itHi .r- higher than yesterday
Cash wheat sold at Be. advance, the
nominal close being Iac. higher.
corn drew ms lrmncss from wheat,
bur az 30 point in The session gave cyl
dence Of breaking the bounds OF moaefa-
ton. The trade was local ana scalpns,
ana operators. whilst perfectly Wlhhs
90 heIp along an advance. We're, never
poets. september corn opened from
4i'2c 10 4l'lc. advanced &c. and closed
az tfsc. is1a .c. higher than yesterday.
Cash corn sold at ne. decline, but nrmed
later ana closed az steady prices,
oats we're in their dui and usual unin-
teresting state Wheat overshadowed
everything else. and only the habituaI
traders IN oats had anything 20 do with
that market Prices. by their relation
ship and sympathy with other grains,
were Nfm september oats closed az
isq', higher than yesterday. Cash
oats were i9l fc higher for old.
PROVISIONS Product held up very well
to-day. the ability TO DO so coming from
the huh sentiment with which wheat
was governed The first inclination was
GO decline under the in-effects of another
loss IN hog receipts The downward
course was finally checked Scpfembor
pork closed l.e higher. and lard and
ribs each "a shade higher than yesterday.
domestic markets quiet and easy
/" H Il II
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road properties under disastrous as,,, gy
lions They must either DC Sv"S e. pI,e.y
IN be operated more cncapis. "
Must he teft to s,arve separatcN ,,,orn
As regards the Dqes sl, q yo ,nS ss.en,on
haii"ay tv III N has not resulted IN the
Increase OF rates at ra ANY pSP" ana ' eqap
..,e, t,,,,roved service. and greater So
ty 70 ne pubic Ta sieo IS upon sS your pars
Ter .he tnow,adgc and intent OF -
owners it will result il opp a,Sose u is 10
Jns ,',,o ~ nnssfble. hv a buildlng-hp W
cess an assrsa,e yolomrs, Of H. r seDlisa,ions
"a "a - S.e,,ritx holders. who have rlll.l
ed enormous losses s.an na 10 better SER
Mnl,n ~ ,.,nstanfiv diminishing pfice. 10
Sn this. Il must keep It's Rr9ps'p,s, 20 !" an
constantly improving conuiu,ps,, inform
!, ASKS az a means 20 this enl - aisron-
and reasonable rates. and me- see<s
tinuance Of what much legs 'a.cyct rate
bnt fails 70 prevent namely, s'N'N
r,,tting and discrimination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

NEW YORK. July i-Lawyer Milll"nl
Blake. I'm behalf Of the heirs of bam,A
h. Fayerweather. the millionaire leather
merchant. moved Yesterday before SHffo-
rate Arnold 10 adjourn the third acco1I.
tfg of the estate until the supreme 'o''ll'
General Term. has passed uloh tit hp-
peal from the decision. Of justice su ~
setting aside I'M part the deed 81 CIV ol
81 0D ns This third accounting OF th
executors shows that they have IA mana
objection was r adc TO the large IL =
allowed by the executors 10 th'ii , "li-
eel n was shown that John +. larson
MS counsel for Executors Bulkley a.l
Vaughan. received sl'.wo. and W iiiisns
III Arnoux. as counsel for tNecu'3
Rftch. received like sum. Stepl'n =
Eash also received s1.10. lie had pre-
viously been paid $3.50 for ..efNiees IA
tehalf OF Barnard College. These s'.-
vices are only up 10 May lst Large
GLAZING are still 70 come. o.,
on the first accoIa.iag william -
Arnons received SoNo, and john -
Parsons $4,000. ON the second a,,9eda'-
ing Arnoux and Parsons divided f'l"";
The Surrogate reserved decision on '"7
motion
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NEW YORK, July 4-iAerc MAS an
other conference at the ciisey House
last night between Jim WESTON anu
'parson' Davies hackers respectively "i
PWy Smith and Tommy Ryan, ana ven
dig who represents the baiias syh4'S's'
which is 10 hold the great pusii0'c -
nival next fall OkoufNe' mahts't ~
George Dixon. was there 100 70 Sc ~"
much the club would give for tie 49,, .'.'.
49, match. arranged "a day or TWO
&c and he didn't ike Il. because no
~ No. made for the contest.
pavtes and Westcott accepted 10"
INNS s. 40 offer. and articles Of agree
ment viii probably be signed today. me me
men will weigh in az li2 pounds. and icy
Viii be allowed eight hours 10 gam nesh
before the contest
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rHr PfNIMi rRorBLEs.
No Vessel Has a. Vet Been Ordered VI
Gallon or Panama.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 2f-some
hitch has occurred 20 prevent the NaNS
Department from sending war snip 10
colon or Jarama 20 guard the Am .il-
can Interests involved ln the i""ali"
railway during the strike oi the ,h,
pIoyes and those OF the facir' Mah
secretary Herbert and Mr. Adee' mo
Acting Secretary of state, bad a CONFER
ence on the matter this afternoon ai'
al II Secretary Herbert sal' n' hhi no.
ordered "A ship 10 Colon or fanaut
may be- that dispatch IRON 'oiisui
Nenquln. at Panama, representing lhae
the prospects were not serious, mas en-
Ell n postponemenL Of alton on tlr
request OF Consul Pearcey. AZ 'oioh' JOE
a war vessel received yelterdtN NJ.
The cruiser Atlanta Is az key West
and is the vessel most available Tor tnH
duty. but it was learned today tn'l
she * held in quarantine ihti'. .t
Atlanta arrived al Key West Two N,fha
ago. from "a cruise in the West lnll'7-
The ordinary period of detention oil "a
vessel free from disease Is ten dafs. J
cannot be ascerta ned why the Atlanta rs
held so long. buG it Is very propap~
that such delay praV 'nied me HePaiN-
ment from ordering her 10 colon.
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Ex-OHiceholders Organized in His Be
half

WASHINGTON. July BIN the minds
os Administration officials and politicians
generally IN Washington there is no long
er any doubt that eN-President Harrison
is an aggressive candidate Tor the pftsl-
urncy. and that his candidacy Is uclnS
managed with an astuteness which - Lack
Ing in that Of any Of the other ktpupl-
can possibilities. lie mas undounttnly an
organization as complete as any man
ever had who aspired 10 the nomination
Of either OF the great parties. IT Is COM
posed almost exclusively OF men WHO
held Office under his administration
Harrison was renominaleu ia lN-
through their efforts. and be hopes 10 SCI
cure another nomination through the
same means. Their headquarters Is al M
dlanap0ls. and John &. New. VINO oif-"H-
lied f. will resume its active manage
ment as soon as DE returns from Europe.
But no steps have been taken ana no
steps Will De taken. without MIR. Harm
sons personal consent and advice.
The Harrison organization is better
equipped throughout Indiana. lHu2ls,
and rs lseOnsiu than anywhere else. Jouh
e.. News success Ia manipulating NIe
Minneapolis Convention, where lp f'l-
eral oihee-h0iaers, 10y presenting a SOFIA
'front.' effected iarrison's nomination. m
sures "a skill IN manaBement Whlcn none
OF The other aspif3nts Tor The presidency
can afford to ignore.
"LOns" Jones is an the head or the
planned the famous monday conference
az Minneapolis which made evident HAT
rleous strength. and tOrtslalONta lht
outcome o. The toffenuoh- ] De- iihiI
gon manager in Wisconsin IS ex-senator
lie three States form the pivot upon
which the entire movement is To tulh.
TO them may De added West virginia ana
Sew Jersey. where Stephen H. tlkins
and senator SeWell are respectively
bob Y0nf-nI of he machine.
ln Washington there is a literary Du-
reau managed hy former memNer or
Harn-0u's official household. whose pusl-
ness IL is 10 a. the cx-Pfesident nam
constantly More the public, and 10 st-
cure tln publication OI interviews from
members Of the cahal OF -Ofhte-noldefs
now engaged boz advancing harrison 8 I'LL
teINefS.
Fix -senator Blanche IS Bruce. who was
appointed by Harrison 90 Dee Register Oh
Deeds FOR the District or Dolumnih' mas
just returned from "a tour tnfouhh lno
Southern States. undertaken m tNe ~
ferest Of the man % whom De owed MS
His purpose at this time was not 10 se-
cure delegates actually pledged I'd me ~
President, ubr To prevent the ctys."
ton ~ sentiment among coiored hep.D
Leans 90 favor OF ans other cduuiHat''
For this purpose he preached The doctrine
tnat deleeatas from the South should
wait uTs1u the action OF the represents
tive oi Republican states, ana Do go 80
TO join in the support of the man w. No
sFcrid seem most acceptable TO lNue'
who would boz depended upon 10 eject.
While the ex-prrsideut affects istuuo-
retirement. and causes the pfyiilsi5 ' s,,.
of reports that DEE ls not "A canlualt lol
The 90. si1ency and Mouiu not 'uiW "a
finger To influence "a delegate OF n'D"i'
the nomination, the managers OF lil7 vl
eanlzafi0n are scdulously culuFaliN- .uc
ir1lr,r..--ion that ont of the struggle among
d
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 24.-Flour
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and higher. No. , red
spot and July ,a'>uioc. August. 7uisc.: :
September slisNIi4c.; December DC.
bid steamer 40. >, 1ttUGfc. southern,
BY sample, so0 &c. DO. on grade. 'iQ s2c.
Corn firncr. mixed spot and July. i9i.c.
bid; August. 1870. bid, September. 4Dc.
bid, year. &c. asked, southern white.
a-c.. do. yellow. Sc.
oats quiet and STEADY; No. , white,
western. &c asked. No. 2 mixed. vest
ern. 5vc. asked
Rye 0ull and not quoted.
Hay nrmer. choice timothy. $1,000
100.
Grain freights easy. steamor 10 Liver
poor, per bushcl lAp2d.; Cork for orders,
Ter quarter. 2s.Cl.
Butter hrm. fancy. creamery. lSc..
ladle ioc., stOre-packcd, SIlOc.
Coffee firm. 80. :. SlGOOQlG2J.
oiher articles unchanged
Bonds-N irsinia 3s. 1y4 asked: DO. Cen
Jury bonds. 62i4QGZs.. Baltimore and
ONO southwestern irsts. IN bid. C0nsOli-
dated Gas stock, Ga, 0GSit: do bonds,
Os, ui4onS. do. IS. lOSf 0l09
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The Robbers Thought To Have Been Rail
road or Express Men.

TOLEDO. ONO. July 2l-rrain No. O.,
wfst-bound New York and Chicago ex-
press. on the Lake Shore and Michigan
southern railroad. was held up by SIX
masked men AZ 1870 o'clock this morning
.t ii lonely place IN the woods, known
ID. Rt.ce siding. between Archibald and
Striker. Ohio, about ten miles west OF
WAuseOu.
The train stops there 10 let the eastern
exuress pass The latter train was APP
rr1aching when the robbery took place.
iThf robbers mounted and rode out OF the
woods which are dense and close 10 the
track. Conductor Darling. standing near
On. Of the coaches. was ordered inside
4r the polut of a revolver Admission 10
the EXPRESS car was obtained by the
safne means, and the messenger forced
10 open the sale.
The robbers were eriirely familiar with
the train. and IL IS thought employees OF
the rn.lroad company or or the express
company must be implicated, either as
principals or cOnfedtrates. II was un-
t.uhttdly known to the bandits that
there was an unusually large sum IN the
expfcss safe last night. The amount r.
nortol obtained D. said % be $500 but It
h Relieved mat a much larger sum was
taken No attempt was made 10 modest
the passengers. 2nd none OF whom knew
ANYTHING OF the occurrence. When the
thieves secured the contents OF the saIe
they rode quietly away.
Mrs D. W Craig who has pcen III Tor
some time. left yesterday morning Tor the
Sweet Springs to recuperate her health,
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CINCINNATI, a.. July 2L-Flour quiet.
winter patent. Ss.'Jaj.S5, fancy, Sa.s0a
Wheat in fair demand; SO. red. o7l5
ND-c
Corn fairly active yellow ear. track.
ga 5i2c.. White ear, $780,. so. yellow.
l'c, NO. mixed, track, I3c.. 80. >
white. iJc
Oats active; No. . white. FJc.
Pork active but easy, mess. Sll -. clear
mess. Sl&JD. family, Sl2.yO.
Lard easier; steam leaf, 500; kettle.
SO -. prime steam, $500
Bacon easy. loose shoulders. 500: loose
short rio SIDES 500, loose short clear
sides, 500, boxed meats lsc. more.
Dry salttd meats easy and quiet. loose
shoulders. s5.S1ia, loose short ribs. S'i31i. ..
loose short clear Sides S6.jD, boxed mea $
l.c. more.
Whisky easy and quiet at Sl.23.
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WILMINGTON. ~ g., July 2l-Rosin
firm; strained. $l.2O. good strained Si.-5.
Spirits of turpentue firm, machine,
2Ji4c.. irregular, @Jc.
Tar firm al Sl.5U.
Crude tmqentine quiet; hard. Sl.2U.
soft. Sl1O. vlrsln. $40.
CHARLESTON. s. &C. July 2i-Tur-
pentino Nothing doing at 2jigc.; receipts.
"a casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm at sii5ui. -;
receipts i5 barrels
SAVANNAH. CA. July 2A-Spirits Of
Wrptutiue firm at 25c.
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ST. LOUIS, MO, July 2L-Flour steady
and unchanged.
" neat hisner; September DIE: July.
corn higher; July, 4Ohc bid September.
t-ec. bi0. December. 4Ihc.
oats higher July 2ixc.: September,
p &C.: May, 2J'lc.
fork-Staulard mess. Sl1.uO
Lari-irimc steam. 5000. choice. So 10
BacOn- Boxed shoulders. sG3rs: loues
SGi5 clear ribs. sG.s1s; short clears.
500.
Dry Sailed Mcats-Shoulders. SJG2is.
longs, S03f.-. clc-r ribs. $40. snoTt
clears S6iJ, on orders 1c higher
Hlgn wines steady at Sl.23
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or WEST POINT. July 81. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett. Baiu-
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship baltimore. Bennett, bdlu-
more passengers and 6eicfai Cargo
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oct -. Gl2is Cis Glrs sla
Ian son 5o5ih 5f3 5g7b

Cash quotations were as follows.
Fiour-There Was a moderate altering
demand. but very little on local account,
the feeling WIS nrfner al lor. advance.
No. > snrlug wheat. tiitNfiiic.. No >
red. 7lLu1li4c.. No. . corn. ii". ijc. (;
No. > oats. 30. mess pork. SO fr1 lu.su.
lard SO 2lab .Iia. short rib sides .'0 iOfr
Gf5: dry saltcd shoulders. S5.J7uJ.T1.
snort clear sides. $G.Jop6.62is, whisky.
81 y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

DUNN.-Died. very suddenly on july
10Th at her home In Hanover COUNTY,
Mrs MARY c. DUNN, beloved vile or
r. r. Dunn.
Her funeral was preached al Sacred
Heart church on Monday, 2lst, at
T. NJ. and buried at Mount calvary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

The funeral OF Mrs. MANfON IT.
cUAINLEl VIII take place THIS AZ
,rrRNOON at = o'clock. al residence
OF her husband. 1000 West avenue.
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.--,r vnnK rnODUCE MARKET.

I'NLfNlNL.f = MANN
Nif ,,,tN July 24.-fIour hcid
M" .i in ueLt demand, winter
.,s eradcs. s2.s0a5lv' do, Jar
"N''.' =. 4.rs So. DO. patent, Sl."a
-.....ofa clear. S2JJ03.2O, patent
i..' '..u southern flour quiet ana
urrron 10 fair extra, S-.-Od6."V,
si.a' .ro..e DO. s3.o1n3.so.
.+...f af .c. higher. with ollohs, ,
r". store and elevator, 't'4e;
I.4lu options were laliy
"H 't'' .+-rtI. closing firm N 5.4u
ae.Ne ..i Ell .iulv. August. and sep
october, IG,sc.. May
e'.i. frn,r. and quiet: 30. -
'' ..r .m c. anOaf Options
f... frm al t.c. advance. July
M'.' +...i..r pH.r.. May. 4ll4c.
anal strong. options dun
jtt. -s4e.. August 211c.;
a-.. October. -Tlc. spot
-sisays &C.,; 40. = white,
..... Western. -gt1uc.
.I.I.ni arm. shipping. Toe; good
a. ...... q-r0sf.N5.
~ '','.. .l.. steady. State. common
.D,. p4rifc coast. a4gc.;
To t.. .rl.f .rcnanesd.
trm. mladles domestic fleece,
,e. SMILED. l5034c.
a.n. family. Sl1OOai3.U0; extra
mess $500. beef hams quiet at Sis.0p;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-25

.r, Wilson OF 2>l6 east Grace street. VIII
leave to-day for NOttowsy county 10
spend the summer.
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A letter was sent from the Interior De
uarfment hv Acting Secretary htthoii1,
10 the Secretary of War. requesting th.tt
troons De- sent TO the scene OF the ulsluip Do
aucas. in which be- said 49,.
THE danger of a conflict between 'hs
Indians and settlers seems lWnllu' DIT, anu
/ fully approve the requests oi me lnllah
Commissioner. and earnestly request tnat
YOU send sufficient military force 10
prevent q conflict between efttFfs ana
Indians. and protect t3o lives OF settlers,
and return the Indians 90 their proper Zee
seryafions."
After his conference with ffhrifl N"h-
ger and Major Davis. Secretary Lamont
this evening issued orders 90 irIedilcf-
General Coppinger. commanding tne I'-
partment Of the Platte. 90 proceed az
once 20 the scene OF the troubles, ana as
seFt military power.
In the meantime Brieadler-i neral OBJ
pinger IS TO return the Indians 10 th'lt
reservations.
CHEYENNE. WYOMING, July. -t-Al-
vices from Adiutant-Generai Siizer inal-
cate that a battle is boz progress between
the Indians and whites in Jacnsoh Hole.
A TELEGRAM from Stilzcr says.
MET Indian captain oi police hufitihB
ont with all possible speed. saw RIM
again last night. He says DE cannot cone
troll Indians who viii fight settlers az
noon to-day
Governor ri harls has been advised by
the Interior Department that Fedora
troops have been ordered 10 protect tle
settlers.
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KEW YORK. July ei-kight Key.
THOMAS A. Becker. ID. d. catn2lc
eishop OF Savannah. Ca, arrived to-day
"a he steamer Waesland from Ant8c.fp'
- .,.rnher OF friends went down the
~ ~ a q Tug 10 meet the Bishop, who:
0 onS lsndinE. froceeded % the house ~
DIV, rresslirer John y. Kelley. of BrooA-
lvn where he viii spend Few days pre-
vlous 10 returning nome
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~,ag,ra rail. Tour via r.. y. and =. u. n.

only SIf for the round-trip, hich,nona
% Niagara Falls Pennsylvania railroad
personally conducted tours leave Wash
trefon A. 81 on following dates July
55fh August sth. August 2sd, september
Tth. and October sth. Tickets yood ten
laws stop-overs allowed at Watkins
elem Rochester. and Buffalo.
For fun Information apply. TO Richmond
r.r.nsfer Company Ninth and Main
streets. ticket office. Byrd-street Station.
ar &. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager
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mixed Csc. to 2s'4c.; winter seed oats.
,t,. 40 oic. ..
kNn-.ffO. 10 "''-


kyc-.fll. 10 '''-
,o4.ioN MAKkETs.
..I.N YORK. July -i.-Nouon quiet,
r.ltlling gulf. "a. uho"4"b' b,vs.
..'.t. ldte, tNpoit7 go 'i''' 'ti.'i'i'
go safes. 49, Dates, aH sYinNtfa,
stock, S,'',.y.''a,~Nct receipts. 80 bales
lo.e' an Great Britain, l.ib bales
80. sgl DSD bales -. ,,.,,,.o
9,r,f,l 4o iar tnis wee" N', ie1,,'',if,,,.@''
l''", los. exports To- Great III i1@i.i'
2U5 pAl'a' france. 90 udies, 1onu-
,.5,t nals nos
mont .'rce september lst.%ti I.t.lpis'
lo'"i f..t.s. exports 10 Great billell,
''.4- bales, france, ''-'''' "'''''
..tl'''' t4li2SU bales.
Contti,,,' D,pi.EANS. LA. July Cotton
MN ..-lv. safes. 1~.tub baits, july
lN'''' r..t t.n, september o.'' ~.
49, Gl,. November 49,, - "a
49,. January. GO. f0'' ""'''
March. 90, iuN s.-Noon.-COtton
a. ~, ,,t,..4.ytfc and prices easier s"iee'
a,i,'' ..'ae. American, o." p"ies' 81. .-
'.lr and export. ''N" na.ta' i'N ,.'.i,..',
.'.l halls. an American. "' 80, ~
l,''' ,t demand moderate, A"S u7. GU
fasi'i . 40-6ifJ +l-,t. Hepi'ihD'I
S'lNN - fl-uil3 iD-'H, D''Vucl
Ah. .-..erler. 3--6iN" 1i-u1i NoNTn-
all' .I december ii-oiH'' 1V.Oi ~
hfi rf January, 1n-uip" 3D-pi'
cemnrl ",a Fehruary. . 4G-Gta5 loot,
Jdiii'' and March. 4t-btn' fo-"t'
ifpl -"', A.rit. 3 Jl-64. futures STEADY
pa. .+lne Tenders, 100 paics ne"
do kcis. .....res easy. American mid
81. good middling l5-lD'
dNhs, lD'-,,t. . l,-3Z good ordinary,
la" -,IiIary. 3 -. July ana JhiE
,-'r.lst 3 N-hi, sellers Acb use 81"
e...ar,ber. 39-6ia5 4o-ot senvis, ~
soy. 'ri October, 4i-pl sellers, -
fU.tif.i ".- ,-,..trhsr 3 i2-04, value, NO
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
RATHER DlSCOURAClNC.
WESTERN LINES SEE LITTLE HoPE or
FORMING Az AGREEMENT.
Committee Appointed to Labor with Cor.
tain Roads In the Hope OF Getting
Them Into the FoId-tnion
Pacific Cuts Rates.

CHICAGO limo Tho Weston, limos
,a,.o rr,u,. ,,.,,,..,,,,1., a., 4, I'm T., 1
-, '''.'' 'Vl' "','I '''"' ~ WI "'' ~ i'"-
poSlpi" tor thcm TO form passenger asso-
citation unless they succeed In bringing
into tho fold a number Of tho limos which
ar, ,,,,,. .,a,',,,,, ,.. ,,, -,
"'c no" S'"Hulhe OUT. iheS' roauS must
come IN or there VIII he no association.
was the conclusion arrived at to-day and
II was decided TO sond out a COMMITTEES ~
pvc ,,bt,b .. g, H., ,,,t.t,,,,,, ,,.,,,t, ,,t,L
M ,' 80" - ~ W "" m 'i'sS'''l'l WIN W., !,
'ne IeIu'thht Hhcs. Ihe committee, Whieh
will start on its pilgrimage tomorrow or
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
LEGAL NOTICES.


TRUSTEES Whereas default has
been made IN the payiUs nj OF the principal
md interest of a bond described in a cer-
tain deed OF trust executed by Mary Nor
gnu single. TO secure a pan OF the pur-
Snas,. price Of the real estate hereinafter
aesrribrd dated sept, mb.r nth. ls>G rled
for record September llth. 1856, in the office
OF the recorder Of deeds for Jackson coun-
~ Missouri. at Kansas CITY. and recorded
In book T. l63, Al page lii public notice Is
hereby given that. ] will, pursuant To said
d.-I OF trust and at the request of tho
owner aud legal holder OF said bond. sen
10 IN, highest bidder, FOR cash, at public
auction. at the south front door of ths
court house, the building In which the cir,
cuit court OF Jackson county IS appointed
to be held, ton Missouri avenue betweef
oak ana Locust strectsl, in the CITY OF
Kansas NOV Kansas City) Jackson ooun,
IL Missouri, on Saturday, June pa 1885
between the hours of O'Clock "A. IN. ana
O'clock p. IN. OF that day, all Of lots mum
ber twelve O2l and thirteen u3l, IN bloci
number six 90, "Maplewoud," as the sam
are marked ana designated IN the plat o
the same, fled and recorded in the offic
OF the recorder of deeds for jackson coun
~ Missouri for the purpose of satisfying
said Indebtedness and the cost of executin.
this trust. GARDINER LATuROP,
Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
CHALLINOR WILL PROSECUTE.
The State Accountant viii, 1t Is Said
Bring Charges Against Bank Com
missi0ncr NreihcnthnI.

Topeka, Kas., June l3.-(Special0 II is
reported tonight that prosecution is to
be brought at once against Bank Com
missioner Breidenthal. The case will he
filed in the district court OF Shawnee
county and il is said that State Ac-
countant Challinor, who discovered
Breidenthals method of holding back
collections will appear as prosecutor,
The charge will be misconduct in office
and it will be tried before a jury.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-06-14
Risks His Life for $1,000.

New York. June l3.-Robert McCallum.
the daring young Scotchman who will make
the attempt to cross the Atlantic in a
twenty-five foot sloop, has begun his per-
lous journey His only companion is his
made from the boatsmen's slip at battery
wall at % a. m. The tug j. a. GARFIELD
took the craft In tow, The young skipper
will be left TO his own resources when
Sandy Hook is passed If the lad COM
pletes the journey successfully, which he
expects to do. In forty-tve days, he Will
receive 5000 and a gold medal.