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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.
THURSDAY, December g.
Stmr Point Arena. johnson, IA hours from Men
Co.
Stfnr Coos Bay, Duggan. hours from Santa
Cruz; produce. to Gooda, Perkins & Co.
Stmr 81 Paul, Green, 20 hours from Newport, etc:
pass and mdse. to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
2 Stmr Alcatraz Dettmers. AZ hours from Re
dondo: ballast to L Z White Lumber Co.
Stmr A1cazar, Gunderson, 30 hours from
Newport; ballast, to White Lumber Co.
Br ship Reliance, Robinson, leo days from
swansea; sofa tons coal, to Meyer. Wilson & Co.
Schr Mary Dodge, Hansen, 1917 days from
Grays Harbor: lumber, to Slade Lumber Co.
Cleared.
THURSDAY, December 6.
stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka: Goodall, Perkins
d Co.
stmr Alice Blanchard, Dunham Portland; Ps
S Co.
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney. Victoria and Port
Townsend: Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr City of Everett, Buchanan, Panama; Pan
anna Steamship Line.
Sailed.
THURSDAY, December s.
Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander. San Die CO. etc.
Stmr State OF California Ackley, Astoria.
Stnr Homer, DrisKo Coos Bay
Stmr Pomona, Doran, Eureka.
Stmr Rival. Johnson Fort Bragg.
Stmr Alcazar, Gunderson.
Stmr North Fork, Hansen, Eureka
Stmr Greenwood. Carlson.
Stmr Noyo, Levinson, Fort Bragg.
ship Yosemite, Fullerton. Nanairnc.
Schr Letttia Stokkobye, Portland.
Schr helen kimball, Hellingsen, Portland.
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COINAGE OF THE MINT.

The coinage of the local Mint in November was
as follows: Double Eagles, 81. 600; Eagles,
S247 800: Quar- Dollars $4,000; total $2,O92-
500, against So, $50, 600 in November, 1894. The
coinage for the first Il months Of the calendar
year was $23,ll7.2l3, against $500 1865 for the
san nprind n 1884
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HAY AND FEEDSTUFFS.

BRAN-$12 5O@l3 p ton, jobbing rates
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for lower grades up to
$40 0 a ton for the best.
FEEDsTUFFS-Rol Barley, sl59l6 p ton:
Oilcake Meal at the mill, SIS q ton; jobbing. $40;
Cottonseed Uicake, $21.
HAY-Stea6y at the established prices. Wheat,
81 5O@12 2 ton: Dat, $500: Wheat and Dat,
S7(9l0 so: Barley, So b0(G9; Alfalfa, $60l7 50;
Clover, SO 50@7 so; Compressed, $6@lO SO: Stock,
S5(16 q ton.
STRAW-3bG6Oc p bale
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STOCKS OF LUMBER.

Pacific Coast Wood and Iron give, the stocks OF
lumber and logs on hand November l at the differ
ent redwood mills OF Mendoclno, Humboldt and
Del Norte counties follows, against Move Der l.
1894: Logs 46, sos, 900. against $500 900; Lum
Der, $50 900 feet against 10, 100000 feet. This
shows quite decrease for this year.
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DECIDUoUs AND CITRUS FRUITS.

ORCHARD FRUITS-Good Bellfowers are in
light supply and sell up to 81 Is. PersImmons
are plentiful at 40@50c; Apples 75c0$l b for
good to choice. 35@6Oc for common TO fair and
~ rs for choice Spltzenbergs; Lady Apples, 81 SO
@2; Winter Nelis Pears, 81 25@1 90; other
Pears A0e160c.
Observation-Disclosures, $40 50 p Dbl.
GRAPES-No change to report. Black Fer
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES.

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec. 2.-The Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California fruit at open auction to-day
follows: Grapes-Emperor, 81 l0@1 30 per half
crate; Muscat, 81. Persimmons, 81 10 per half
box.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
WHEAT IN I1vERpoor

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, ENG, Dec. 5.-The spot market
is quiet at IS 4d@5s 3D. Cargoes are steady Al 27s
arrived.
FUTURES.
The Produce EXCHANGE cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter: De-
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Grain Bags nominal; Wool Bags 24@
26c.
COAL-wellington is quotable at SO p ton;
New Wellington. 81 p ton: Southfield Wellington,
81 SO: Seattle, IS so: Bryant, So SO: Coos Bay,
SIS; Wasend So so: Scotch. 81 50 Brymbo,
So so; cum DerIand, $l4 in bulk and $l5 in sacks;
Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. Sl2 Welsh An
thracite Egg, $40: Camel. 81 60@S: Rock Springs,
Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley 81 60; Coke S13
in bulk and Slb u ton in sacks.
4 sUGAR-The Western sugar Refinery Company
quotes terms, net cash: Cube, Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all 5S.c: Dry Granulated, 434c;
Confectioners' A, 45sc Magnolia A, 31sc: Extra {,
3Mc: Golden c. $3.50; hslf-barrels, lac more than
barrels, and boxes 12c more.
SYRUP-Golden, IN bbs, 15c; Black Strap, 1Oc
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.

c,TEAMERS LEAVE ASPINWALL AE%a
- fortnightly for the West Indies ana Esssss.lI
Southampton, calling en- route at Ceroourshs
France and. Plymouth to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, in connection WIN sne
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. issued for freight and treas
ure to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Flyinoutn,
Cherbourg Southampton. First class, $3.50 tnru
oIsas S97 so. For further particulars apply 70
pARROTT e. CO., Agents,
sos California St
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers are follows
.BEEF-First quality, 5@51sc; second quality,
41ac: third do, 394c q b.
VEAI-Large. 4G5c: small, 691c q b.
MUTTON-Wethers, 41a@5c; Ewes, 4@41ac
q ID.
LAMB-51a@6c q II.
PORK-Live Hogs, 3@31sc for large and 314c
for small dressed do, 412@9t1ac q ID.
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cember 5s 2s4d; January, os 314d; February, IS
4d; March, 5s 434d April bs 514d
SECURITIES
LONDON, ENG. Dec. 5-Consols, 1O6 Ills; Sill.
Yer, 3O6sd; French Rentes, -.
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD.
SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.

SUMMARY OF TIE MARKETS.
Decreased stocks of Redwood Lumber.
Large increase in Gold output expected.
Silver fraction OFF.
Cereals unchanged.
Lima Beans lower.
Hay steady.
Another break in Hides.
Tallow declining.
No change in Provisions.
Dried Fruit still neglected.
Good Apples and Pears firm.
Grapes continue slow.
Turkeys lower. Large Hens firm.
Game scarce and higher again.
Potatoes unchanged.
Butter and Eggs declining rapidly.
Cheese firm.
Oranges weak and quiet.
Onions firm.
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NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD

Via Sausalito Ferry.
From San Francisco, beginning October 81, 1893.
WEEKDAYS,
For Mill Valley and San Rafael-7 40 ais IL Co
A. n; las, 3:45, Sis, ESQ P N.
san ouentin.1 30, 8: 10 A. NJ; LAD, 5:l6P.E
days and Saturdays at II 80 p. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
For Mill valley, san Rafael and San Quentin.
800 1000, 1880 A. N. 80, 800, 4:30. s6:la
p NJ *Does not run 10 san Quentin.
THROUGH TRAINS.
7:SO A. NJ. weekdays-Cazadero and way stationA
LAD p NJ Saturdays-Tomales and way stations
ONV A. n Sundays-Point Reyes ana way stAtionA
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.

VERY LOW RATES BY RAIL
TO.
PoRTLAN MD, OR.
IzI = sl;s5,s6Is 1sz.ssI.I.II
THURSDAY, Dec. 5, and Every Fifth Day Thereafter,
Leave from 5. p. Co.'S Ferry landing, foot
of Market ST.. at 500 p. NJ.
q < .OO-Includng Berth in Pullman Tourist
SDC- Sleeper.
a SO...
First-class tickets, including berth In q I n. 90
Pullman Standard Sleeper, 1DIO-
For further Information apply at
613 MARKET STREET (Grand Hotel
Ticket ohice) San Francisco;
RICHARD GRAY, T. n. GOODMAN,
Gen. Traffic Mgr Gen. Pass. Agt.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIC sYSrED.)
TrAiRA leave and due tn arrive at
SAN FRANCISCO.
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board
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CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRANCISC0-Foot Of Market Street (Sip S)-
s7:I5 900 HOGAN. tI:s0 $3.50 t2:co
400 4s:Co .e:coP.M.
From 0sKLAND--Foot Of Bro,dway.- 900 800
1o.OoA.M. 1890 100 1900 *a:,o 1900
+S:o0p.M.
A for Morning. p for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted saturdays only.
Sundays only.
II Monday Thursday and Saturday nights only.
ETuesdeys and Saturdays sSundays and Thursdays
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s:i5A Newark, Centerville, San Jose FELTON,,
Boulder Creek, Santa Cruzand Way
SJlJiOuS
s2:15P Newar; Centervlle. San Jose, New
Alnaden, FELTON,, BOULDER Greek,
Santa Cruz and Principal Way
Stations. 81
4:l5P Newark San .Ioso and Los Gatos....
fl1:i5P Hunters Excursion San Jose and
Wv Nations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
WINNERS AT NASHVILLE.

Nashville. Tenn. April &.-The attendance at
Cumberland Park to-day was not 80 large az usual
the weather being threatening One favorite AFTER
another was bowed over, I1ttsburg IN the last
race. alone rewardng his hackers. The horse was
at even money and he was heavily backed at THIS
price. Summaries:
First race-se!ling six frlongs. Eecedah, % a
Rarre,D 20 l. won; george Miller. ll5 G'iaughter!.
- second: Black Hawk. III dennyC. to !: thifd
Time 10 ST C'roix. Somnambulist Tramp Hail1 J,
Winfield Adde Buchanan ana J,"',. a'f" I"'' 'iai1e"
Pc, and AGah roy were lcfi at the post.
Second race-Four furlorgs. Excuse 10 CrlaugheT).
q Va won: Eondo. I13 N. WiAamsl - 70 J. second
T,,oe, IO7 ({ Wliiamsb. 20 l. tiird IlIme -";4'..
MI Ne,L Princcss Yarna. Lizzie Logan The Dove
and Spokera also ran
,r,,rd race Selling and half furl'"gs iiroWn-
vcood 100 (S.aughtrr) to /, won; h9'ie - ~ W.
Tores, TO l. fecond Lay on. lOZ iuih%iJ . 10 :;
Sbirs rn@-i or. Imp. 6ateite Nidn' King C'ait
ana George L. also ia" ..,
Fourth Selling. i've ard hsm fuops; Tsn.IS'
- ,w Joneo 5pa,ccb4 McAiessr 10 Cfoser Il /,
t6trd Time lU02 Dr. Reed I;t C dhe ~ i;,,
IN ca Vbi, U,gar. Eva l.. OdkFt" ana BuIHe'''
as, ram Governor Hi was left
r,,,h Selling and oncsisi-Th mics li,s
,, ., ,o5 Turner even Van i'nirn loD '9"i"E,-
,.r g :, / Second. Mllard 1tO "a. i'd're'V /" -
mia Time / 30 Minnie Gee ais" fa''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
" THE MID AT MEMPHIS.

Memphis Tenn. April 2.-Today was the hrsi
dav since the meeting started that the track has
been sloppy at Montgomery Park, but In spite OF
races The talent was again unsuccessful. as silva
was the only favorite 20 land the money Tor them
Joe Illman won heavily In the victory o; Hoisson
IA the fourth race obtaining the good price % %
to against the horse 4 match race WITH MOO
added which was scheduled 10 take place this
afternoon between Rey FL Santa Anita Henry
Young Cash Day. Yo Tambien and Others. was de-
clarcd off, on account OF tho weather Several
stables tonight shipped their horses 70 Chicago
Summarize:
Firs race-selling. c~Gua'tors NH" Harr"y Atr p
I1,o@, =. 2 -. M Brown Irck 10 o. Weoer. 20
third Tinc-iJ 9i. sewing On. I>'ri l'n'J ana 'H''9
tau'y also ran
second race Maiden ,wo-yea1 .ide han mir; colonel
Csorg4;j. - >. second FAIRY "n "a ~ norm " 10
thiri. Time o.jl'< claude iIil an Jhh" "I-' it"
rs.rd race MalH.r threo"ear,llN th-.e-quarcrs NIL"
Hoy-ach. lo7 cD"riD 2 Il, J. w i'7s .,ri"s 'H
thrd Time .la'. Blue ard Gay. j." Sherlock Colonel
Wlghtuian and Jennie Ear all, nan
Fourth race Three dds and upward. sinF; three
fourtns mile. Hvas~n. 100 a. Castonj, =" !. won.
it,nusr4, : 70 l. th':A Tine l.177. FiarN Gayle.
Twink!c and Nero ais,
Firm race Threeyear-olls and urwatd, nys-eish,hs
- J. third Time-l:o4. Chi9uia. Josephine Ga'1n
princess ROSE and chess Rogan also ran.
sixth race-Turse 500 for three odds and upward
selling mile and half Jim Henry. ~ Nakr) . -
Prince ioG O. Weoer1. % l. third. Time-2f1h Percy
Fenr!ire and Kanara slso ran
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TALK ABOUT TURF AFFAIRS.
RUMOR OF PROPOSED TwELvE-DAYs' RACE
MEET AT MONMOUTH PARK.

RUMOR OF PROPOSED TwELvE-DAYs RACE
MEET AT MONMOUTH PARK.
There rumors that tweve-day racing meet
ing will be held Monmouth Park during the
coming II Is said that Thomas b. Croft Is
anxious to secure n hotel license. and Ia busy OBJ
tanning the signatures Of citizens 10 petition. No
body seemed to know anything about the report
yesterday. Many persons who are supposed 10 he
familiar with the Long Branch and Monmouth
County affairs laughed at tEe idea of racing at
Monmouth Park one OF tho Long Branch social
and political leaders. who required solemn pledge
that his should not DO mentioned under any
circumstances gave the following startling infor-
ton:
You see these har bisackers Just a-sweepin'
everything before EN- over thar in jersey en- ther
politicians have to hump 'emselves ter keep In line.
Consequently all bike ter be ready FER Their
annual meet You Kin jest bet them strangers will
be meat en- drink too when get firm hold on
EN-. Monmouth Parj; IS the best racetrack in the
kentry en- reckon on havin' two weeks racing
tournament. pervidin get the track fer no;iIin'
en- kin get of YOU city fellors ter put UP thor
coin for Their pusses en- medals"
Shades of BrOOkdale. how have the mighty
fallen! Bicycle racing Monmouth Park track:
The extremely warm weather of yesterday gave
trainers chance TO give their charges usefu. work
Many of the horses retain their winter coats but a
few days like yesterday Will cause them 10 shed
their coats rapidly.
William Easton objects a statement made In
yesterdays Tribune in regard 10 the record of high
averages in sales OF high steppers. Mr.. Easton
said:
In a report in The Tribune of a horse sae which
took place IN this CITY Wednesday. l observe f.
VI. Ware is quoted asserting that the average
SI-obtained FOR ten horses is the record. and sur
passed by more than 500 per head that made at
the sale Of +. - Morgans horses at Madison
Square Garden last May. Mr.. Wares atatement
IS not only misleading, but is also Incorrect Mr..
Ware selects the ten horses bringing tho highest
prices and gives go the average of the whole
cafa toad z - Att hat .ser yt
sod for average. believe of between $f" AMI
S1Oo. This average Is not. as Mr.. Ware asserts.
the best average secured on equal number of
high steppers AT auction surprising by nearly 500
per head Tie average obtained Tor the l.. j.. Nor
gan collection OF park horses sold In Madison
square Garden in 1894 The facts are that sold
for r.. H. Morgan the sale in question. May,
1894 ihrty-four horses AT an average OF $40. To
divide a total by thirty-four is very different
matter 70 dividing Il rs ten. Had divided the
total made By eleven of the hghest-priced horses
sold az Mr.. Morgans sale. the average for the
than the ten horses referred to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26

Cuba. Y Y. April John Hubbell. woil-to-to
farmer about Il wears OH. living two miles east
o. this village was ac"ccI by some card sharpers
yesterday. Two men drove up 20 his house and
Opened negotiations 70 purchase liz :arm. Samo
of carls introduced. AID Mr.. Hubhci be'rg
eager - win 5000 stakcl orpD that he could guess
tho right card Mr. Ilubbeii the winner Not
70 lose THIS opportunity he hurried - III" First
National Bank IN cuba, drew ont Nvp he had
on deposit anl returned 20 his house. whore the
two fellows were awaiting him. Then IN" men
Displayed S.Oc,o. - which consisted o. gold.
Tho placed -" $1,000 AID Mr UubbelVs t'"o IN
a TN box having a Yale lock. The box. rs he
supposed WAS then handed 20 Mr. Huobci. 'h"
Stranger. retaining the KEY. saying they would
fcrur" paper morcy and eNcnatg" II ios ne e..e
Thsy promised that they would De back io-Iht
and conclude the Iurchae" - d." iArm as VOL
as exchange The money After 'I'r hIi gone MY.
Hubl~lrS curiosity - again SO" in" 'l:.iri'E 90.
TIE box could 10 longer ~ resisted lie oG' ned
T. and found no. hlus but a 70" stocks 90. Wool. a
hardkerch'e; ard como paper. The author ti'',
under sheriff SWif'. searching fo- ta" s"nii'rs
Il Is said .hcy registered on Tue las. AT Fg"nd-
ship as !. g. Cook and VI. =. H'"'dai, %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

r,.,,,o.o, ADru 25-Phnadclptia defeated the home
s..-, this afternoon nv hitting oppornn" times
Enough tho total number bases male by Washington
vas greater than that tho visitors Carey ana Mercer
were hit hard from the beginning. the latter ~ me MIN
inning being superseded by Muarky who a''"e' Ih'."
delphia six during the remainder ~ ~" game Old"
honey succeeded Mcclure in the sixth In the second nm
inc Roye Of Philadelphia going after foul fly ian
sgsns, the bared fierce IN front of the r1g N'Id
b.achers and mouth badly He r'ncky o'huhu''
70 play. In ninth inning sullivan ana turner '' :"
collision IN The ne!d and the former had 70 re'Ne from 'hc
game Delehany took his place but had nothing 10 90
Attendance 1900 The score;
I Es,se:ssa ...,..:.s 9 10 10
Basehi,s-phiadeiphia 49, Washington ~ Erorsmphia
delphis 3 Washington B. Batteries anu I'rri"c
Mercer Mullarkey. Mcclure md @'snoney' '"'''
Keefe ,,
Louisville. April 25-Curningham pitched good ball this
.,1noon allowing no more hits IN any one Inn
,ns Louisville took batting streak and scored ur'eeh
nm. IN ,hre. innings on sixteen hits. Presons batting
and fielding and the fielding OF shuFat anu H"s'''"
wer. the features. Attendance 1900 The score
cA;..s :..........:::..::::.:GG % %
ga.ehl,s-chicaeo : Louisville 20. ETrorscchicas2 s.
and Cole. Umpi-e-McDonald $500,
Cincinnati April 2;Hart pitched finely to-day ana hei
Cincinnati down. Foreman was weak IN pnc" anu ="
lowed the TO bat out three t~o-Dasre'' " INC
ninth. Attendance 5000 The score:
1it,,eurg ..................:......99 g . %
Basehits-P,sburg 10 Cincinnati o Errors an snd
Cincinnati 2 BateriesHart and sugden Foreman anu
Spies. Umpire-Emsle 49, -
St. Louis April 25.-Cleveland won the MAJOR" s''"'
nj The series to-day In dashng style and without error
Yhret for St Louis Cppy FOR tho vsitors ped IN
winning FORM Misty rain fell during the eTs game
Attendance. 1000 The score; ,
cevsana .:::::::::::::::::.5 @
Basehits-St. Louis g. Cleveland 4 hrTo!sD3.: IN
2 Batteres-CupDy and Ain'iner' hhfet anu rem
pire-Bets.
Providence April - CspeciaD.-Brown ana DA''-
mouth crossed bats again Lincoln field this afternoon"
,br.c rms IN m. ors, inning on two doubles ard single
The fielding Of the Dartmouth team was slINrp "'''
that OF the Brown nine though OF high oTder iaoeI
much the usual snap. Patey started In 70 60 '"'
twring for Dartmouth. but was replaced b. DlhS'""''
after the first inning Brady occupied the box for Bo"h
and the exception OF the first inning dd speD'
work. Catcher Dunno gave him magnificent support Inc
Brown .........................l
Dartmouth ID " " " y"
Basehits- Brown .. Dartmouth o. Errors Town o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
4 rArERrAKIxo COY cERX kEOR0A WEI

Kingston y. y, April % (SpcciaD-The extensive
papernak!ng plant Of the Sheffield Manufacturing
COMPANY OF Saugcrtes. has Just been rcorgani2ed
and viii hereafter be known as the Saugerea Man
ufacturlng Company. with capital stock Of s225.0D
oscar Grecnleaf, Of Springfield. Mass: Edward C.
Rogers OF the same city; John q. Myers, Of AL
blny; Charles A. Schultz OF this city. and William
T. Russell. Robert A. Snyder and Daniel Lamb, OF
sauger,!es are the incorporators, each having an
equal number Of shares OF stock. Robcr, A. Snyder
was elected president. Daniel Lamb vice president
ana Howard Glespy treasurer ana general mana
ger Mr. Ciillespy. as the receiver OF the old COM
pany sold the personal property for $4,000. and
John w Soaring as referee under the mortgage
sold the real estate. machinery, etc, for S7 02 "a
The new concern Is said 10 be free from debt and
tho business OF blank book manufacture will DO
vigorously pushed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
THEY LOST THE TARPON.
COMMODORE BENEDICT AND THE ONEIDA
HOME FROM A CRUISE.
A FISH STORY FROM PUNTA RAssA-AN AD'hN-
r1-pr IN HAvANA-BCRNING OF
PHILADELPHIA BARK.

PHILADELPHIA BARK.
C,on,modore =. C. Benedict arrived here yes,eraay
on his steam Yacht Oneida from cruise - 49, A.,
and Cuba The Oneida left here on MAJ -. -,
Benedict having on board as his guest oo.
Manice The yacht caught sto'hi Oh 80 -
and put into Delaware BreakwateT ai'e' w." 90 .,
Ing at Charleston, : c. where '"''ic' u,
Montreal toined the party. The next port was NJ
West and from there the yacht went 10 unto
Rassa for tarpon fishing. 49, .,,o
Mr.. Benedict said yesterday: Win "' 49,
rod and light line caught A 'arpo'i WE" amS
100 pounds | played him for tweht! 'n'n
killed him. but we had no gan aio'S "
not got him in the boat ot,,
After the tarpon fishing was over '"e
went to Havana The pilot who TOOK 'i'e 49, A,t
the harbor anchored off the Government
This wharf Ia generally at the d.sposai OF !a''''.
,,s,,,,c 1r,,o,a Owing TO the disturbed state OF
tho island A., prohlbItion has been Issued against
tho ueo ~ the Government wharf except Dy ineh-o'
war. Mr.. Benedict and his friehds oIn "o' w.
this so they went TO the landing IN the a''e' -,
with guileless hearts. The lauren was se.. Co
n tho vach, and the party started for the big IRON
gates. Here soldiers surrounded thehh a'' =,
"a 10, thcn mass The soldiers could not SPEAK
English and the prisoners could not speak SpaiS''
go there they kept for nearly ha'i an "o",
in the hot sun Finally a Turk. VINO h''i NV"
Havana on his travels. passed by. ana "a" '"'o's"
the gate OF iron spikes Tho Oneida's party lie
smoke English and called the officer or 'he su"tu
Who a,oioeizcd and let the Commodore ana MS
friends out After that the Captan-GeneraI gave
them a permit to use the landing From hV""a
the Oneida went to Nassau. and then came NOME
ON April o. off IIatteras the Oneida sigh'ed 'he
barkentine William II. D!etz fire. The oheina
boats we're manned, and went near enough 10 n'''
,ha, she had been abandoned. About three fm'es
further on the Oneida spoke the schooner N,Ii'hi
Frederick Of Philadelphia, which had tho ere" Oh
the abandoned barkent!ne on board The captain an
81 the Frederick said that when ne siGhtei Llc
In rkontne She had three feet of water IN hsT noI,
ana her captain deciding TO abandon hers ne 'oph
m the crew and the vessel on nre f5o,ih .le
harken;tnc and schooner were from Brunswick. I'd.
Undertaken, Tor Philadelphia.