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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

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..H-r Its OF NEWS.
.. COOPER. D. .. OF Rich
Rev j. X. NilkerSon IN
..,iE at Blduch chuICh.
.- ty his able Gospel ser
hearts OF all the people,
.s for fine meeting is
Woman will deliver bis
.hl. lands. illustrated by
VIEWS. al COwardin-Avenue
.r.. tonight az > O'Clock
a tae colored Young Mems
catlon rooms. on nun
.I'-..y Li%ht. John Mltcheii,
t.e meeting I'D uie ihltI,S'
'-rl'o JoAe cahdl1alts- ht
.' respect ID me WtlhoI! %
I.t. were also adopted.
..-.. tempted a sharp iHck Ncg-
Iorier-strect lazy. lie Went
.< ..ans chickens TO the lazy.
't only na1 two, which ne
also mas child io correct lh'
t .t--. so when he got some cis-
"'it tN d yarn anu ltI IN
Inc mere ipr an hour. W hen
went zach ana toi4 ms I-'Ati'
1 st-t h"'e 10 tht Ia'l. i,
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'ti' before. 81,
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PERSONAL POINTS.
William Bowman lost his infant
Iv death "Wednesday evening The
ms were taken 10 Petersburg yes
r FOR hurial
lam E8murde tc0l0redl got his hand
.r mashed "Wednesday while coupling
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.

tlOstuS b 1s.
American Cotton Oi........................ 2-Ss
American Cotton OIL preferred ........... 1"is
American Sugar. ....................... ...lO1
American sugar hehneries. pref ........... 1914
American Tobacco. ...............-...-.. o2@4
American Tobacco. preferred .... lO4
atchison. Topeka and santa fo.....-...... 2lhs
Baltimore and ohio...................... 81
tanada Pacific. Observation-Disclosures. tohi
Chesapeake aud observation-disclosures. l9Is
Chicago anc aron ..... ......-...........lt3
Chicago, puriueton and quincy ......~.... 80
Chicago Gas Trust. .......-..--..-.. nSes
pe!aware, Lacxawanna ana Wesiero...... lOoi9
Distillers 80. .''.''.''''' ~oS
Erie. ~-... 4
Erie, preferred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
JenerGI Electric. 1928
limos Central. .................,...-.l OO
LaEe Erie and Western ................... 2J4
LAKE Erie aud Western preferred. e. ~
Lake Snore. ...........-.' iol
iou,sviIe aBd NASHVILLE. olss
Louisville, New Albany and Cnicago...... q
Manhattan Consolidated. -. lOgss
Memphis ana Lnarieston. ............-.... IS
Michigan Central. 100
Missouri Pacific. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. oOA
Mobile aud O5io.................-.~ ~....-.. %%A+
United sses COrdage....... ..............
urited States Cordage. preferred. ....." 1914
New jersey Centra,.................. liz
New YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoos
NV YORK AID New England ......... 81
Norfolk and Western. preferred ......... l4%
Northern Paclns.-...- 4es
Northern Pacific. preIeref........... lSA
Northweetern ......-....- ..lOo&
sarn
Pacific ......................... 29l2
Rock Island. ........................... P9s
si Paul. preferred. ....-........-... "i2o4
silver CersiDcates ......... .....-......... t1t4
tennessee ,oai ami lron.... ~
Tennessee Coal and lroL, preferred ...-.IO1
Texas Pacific. .........'..'..'...'.- IOle
Wabash. .......-.............-... SIS
WABASH. Dreierrel. ................s'ss.... 22s4
Western Union. ..""- va
Wheeln. AMI Lake Eris.................. -.
Wheenn. snd Lake Erie ore,errei........ As
BONDS.
Alabama CLASS Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l09k
Alabama (Class b.. 1904
Aiabsms Glass CL.......- lOO1a
Louisiana stamped 4's........--.........lOO
North Jarolina 4s...............-. ...-.......iO2
rortn carolina . .....-...' ....''.I%i5a
southern Railway . So. ..........s...'.. 10
>outnern halfway. comuop .-......-...... 1917
southern Raj way Dreierrei..... ........ 37es
south Carolina 4lss. .......................- 100
Tennessee Lev settlement IS. -........... 81
Virginia 6s preferred. ga
virgins Trust Receipts s'amped..........
Virginia Consois. ............ .........-.-. t2,a
United States AZ. re-istefer.. .....,...-.. ~ "a
Uuited states 4 5, coupon -....-....."...iliA
United States - COUPON. W
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ar FREE LEVTE.

D,R FREE Lei IL..
ours IS the only four-page market letter
ISSUED daily from New York and Chicago.
IL is fun OF fresh gossip and live COM
ment on stocks and grain.
ON request we will send you this letter
daily. hoping 10 deserve part OF your
bnsineSs. Stock and grain orders solicited
in any amount for cash or Oh margins OF
3 To per cent.
j. X. WILLARD & co
Members. Chicago Board of Trade
New York Produce Exchange. New York
cons. stock Exchange. Room 203. 70 New
street. New York; II Board Trade, Chi
Zoo &C l3-ym
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
THE CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION At FREDERICKSBURG
4 Large Crowd Present-Gcnernl
Fity Lee the Orator of the Occa-
rion-iiis Address-He Receives an
Ovation.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October
17.-(Special.) -"Legless pants" and
"armless coats had other evil
dences been wanting. would have
made known the fact TO a stranger
here this morning that something like
a reunion Of Confederate veterans was
expected in this historic old town to-day.
AT an early hour the old soldiers living
near Fredericksburg began to arrive. and
later groups Of them were seen every
where engaged In earnest conversation.
the chief topics being happenings that
took place here in the ''war-days."
The report soon got abroad that Gene
raj Fitz. Lee was in town, and all the
old vets. wanted 10 know where Fitz.
was stopping"
GREETING F1TZ.
The General did not put in an appear
ance Until the morning was well adj
vanced. having spent the night at the
home of his brother. Dan, In Stafford
county. and as soon as he arrived
in the city he was surrounded by a crowd
Of old soldiers. all of whom were anx-
iuus to clasp once more his hand. The
sons Of the Confederate veterans were
as anxious as their fathers to shake his
I hand
About o'clock in the afternoon the
crowd began TO make its way to the
fairgrounds, where IL was advertised the
reunion was 10 be held. and at Cap
tain Dan. NJ. Lee. who was in com
mand of the veterans, called the crowd
10 order and introduced Rev. :. G.. Fer
guson. who delivered an appropriate
prayer. Judge c. II. Ashton. OF King
George. followed in an eloquent address,
commencing the object OF the gathering,
and at the conclusion Of his remarks in
troduced General Fitz. Lee. who spoke
for about an hour in most eloquent
and feeling manner.
GENERAL LEES SPEECH.
General Lee paid glowing tributes 10
Stonewall Jackson and ali others who
were engaged in the struggle. and. after
paying a handsome tribute 10 the Fede-
raj soldier. gave his old comrades much
good advice. and complimented them
highly on the success they had achieved
since the war. His address was inter
spersed with many war anecdotes. which
were greatly enjoyed by the crowd.
II was the freely-eXpressed opinion OF
those present that the General was never
in closer touch with an audience. or more
eloquent than to-day. He was cheercd
to the echo from the beginning 10 the
close Of his address. At its conclusion
he held a levce and those Of his friends
who had not seen him earlier In the day
paid their respects to him.
II was almost dark when the crowd
dispersed. The occasion was great
success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD. October H.-Vir-
GINA centuries, G. 3-ius3 IA: Baltimore
and OHIO. 81 l-2Hs3; Consolidated Gas
stocks. c. 3-su65 IL.
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TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and fair.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
State OF thermometer

NEW YORK. October IA little ir-
regularity characterized the opening at
the Stock Exchange. va this soon gave
way 10 a iirmer tone. especially in the
Changers. which improved IT to y per
/ cent. on the Increase of nearly S2200D
| in the gross earnings Of the St Paul road
| for the second week Of october. An
advance in the pccted rates of sterling
! exchange Of J. cent to 4Ssl-2 and is9l-2.
/ however dampened the bullish ardor. and
| started a moderate selling movement
IL was not generally known that at
I the decline a leading bear trader COW
cred fully 500 shares of Burlington
and Quincy. and o. GD shares Of Distilling
| and Cat,le-Feelirg.
The average operator. with gold ship
ments staring him in the face. was more
| inclined 10 take tho bear side Of the
account, and the sales for this account
.ed 10 decline Of IA and la per cent.
Sugar and Leather preferred. Pacific Mail
and Chicago Gas were among the great
est sufferers.
Altogether. the speculation in the usu-
ally prominent stocks was again Of
retail character. This will be seen when
ii is stated that the total sales for the
day We're only l6i. 40 shares. Of which
$500 shares were Sugar. 400 Buring-
ton and Quincy. 900 Chicago Gas. u.200
81. Paul. and 1920 Leather preferred.
In the specialties. Pullman jumped
per cent. 10 l76. but promptly returned
10 172 Consolidated Gas rose Ii. 10
rs: Cleveland, Lorraine and Wheeling pre-
ferred sold az IS and O. l-2. The market
closed easy. under professional selling.
with prices lis to IS per cent. below
yesterdays final figures. Bonds were
lower Sales footed up $1,000
The sales Of listed stocks aggregated
1879. and of unlisted 1880 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, S92, O0o,GS7; cur
rency. s9S. col SO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call firm at 2G2 - per cent;
last loan AT . u. and closing offered at
21-2 Prime mercantile paper, jl-4 al
per cent
Bar silver. g. So: silver at the board
steady.
Sterling exchange strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at S.1 S-4G$4SS
for sixty days and Sass l-2HSisS "a for
demand Posted rates. 81 IS l-2n SO IL;
commercial bills. 1885, 1-2HAN -.
Government bonds easier; state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds lower.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

0-IITT-FTIr-'|0@y"|l-|
MINIATURE ALMANAC. OCT. IL, 1886.
SIM rises ......e:gg3 HIGH TIDE.
Sun sets .......5 :27 Morning. .........,.f1y
Moon sets ......5:2S Evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

RICHMOND sToCs MARKET.
RIcHxosn. o 'tober II. 1891
sALks-2, 900 vire mia SIS at 75ts
The closing quotations for to-day:
CONVENIENT SgcuKlrIsl bill Askst
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Your Credit
Is Good Here.

Come up, tell us how much
you can pay each week or
month, and we'll furnish your
home with necessities or luxu-
ries, just as you say.
There's not a need in the
Furniture line that we can't
supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
3I7 E. BROAD STREET.
Zoe I2-su,Tu&Fi
MON Ely.

WE HAVE $1,000 TO LEND ON GOOD
RICHMOND SECb kIIH IN ~ =.
AMOUNT. for long time. Come quick II
FRANK ID. HILL & CO,
nc 1921 Real Estate ana Loans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
EXCITEMENT N 4 COURTHOUSE.

Row Over the Possession of the
building.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. OCTOBER
17.-(SpcciaL)--At Greene court yesterday
at Stanardsville, there was an exciting
time.
Mr.. Graves. who Is the recognized can
didatc OF the regular Democratic or
Canizatfon Of the two counties j. q farm
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. October N.-Flour-
Spring patents, So
W heat-Steady: No. red. track. e5a5sc.
COrn-Steady. No. white, S2c
Oats-Steady. No mixed, q lie.
Pork-Steady; mess. s..
Lard-ln fair demand. steam leaf. Ssc.i
kettle. 3-ec.
Bacon-Steady: loose shoulders. 6 l-ic.:
short-rib sides. 3-lc.. boxed meats 1-Ic.
more.
Dry-Salted Meats-Active and steady:
loose shoulders. > lie. short ribs. 3-Sc.;
short clear, b 5-sc.. boxed meats, lac.
more
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Unchanged
Nheat-Iower; October. so 7-sc. De-
cember. 81 j-Sc.. May. - J-SstJs 5-ic.
COrn-Iii cher. October DC. December.
p I-fa23 lie: May p 1905 3-Sc
Oats-Lower. october. Il lie; Deem
Der. j. l-fdls $50, May. - l-2c.
POrlt-Standard mess. s. 90 l2Tssi5.
Lard Prime steam. $50. choice. $500
BacOn-Shouldors. 500: longs. $6.15;
clear ribs $3.50: short clear. 1852 IL
Dry-Salted Meats Shoulders S6.-J.
High Wines Steady at ST..
Bagging-U nchanged.
Iron Ties-NFfS5c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18

Cash quotations: Flour was quiet No.
: spring wheat, - 3-fG50 5-sc.: No. red.
~ S-4r6ic. No. , corn. 80 i-4c Mess pork.
500 l-2Ws>.50. Lard. S5.65G$5s7 - Snort
RIBS. -. Dry-salted shoulders, S5.31 l-2le
@.0O short clear, $50. Whiskey. si22.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE-STOCK MARKET

UNION STOCK-YARDS. ILL, October
H.-Cattle-Receipt 1900 head. Market
$50; stockers and feeders. S2s,a4: cows
and bulls. 81 i0n S.75: Texans, N.750S50.
western rangers. 2.3JuSl30.
Hogs-Reccipts, 5000 head. Market
and shipping lots. S3.6o9SLg5. common 70
choice mixed. Si5JmSi: choice assorted
SSu3.sJ, light. S.ioGS.95, pigs S.75fe
s. s..
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head. Market
steady, inferior to choice. A.ZqA. lambs,
$1JvNSl2J.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
WHITE SQUADRON HERE
Five of Uncle Sans Warship3
Anchored Off Staten Island.
The Fleet stretches from 81. George
Down to StapIrton.

The white Squadron OF the United
States Navy anchored of staten Island
this morning. affording one Of tn" hand
soonest marine sights ever witnessed In
the upper bay
The fleet stretches from St GcOrg"
down 30 StapletUn. Directly off s.
George is the fmallest vessel of tn"
he" the Montgomery. A little further
down towards Stapleton Is anchored the
big Columbia. with four smokcstacks.
Astern OF the Columbia is Admiral
Bunce's flagship. New York. with three
pipes.
Just astern of the flagship is the big
cruiser Minneapolis. The last OF the
fleet ~ the mammoth wdrship tlncin-
uatl when nolds the record for war
ships.
All the vessels arrived tbs morning
from Newport, with the * 'cptiOn OF thr
Columbia. which had been lyMg Off
staten Island tor several days. 1t ~ not
known how long the whit" sqnadl on
will remain off staten Island. as Ad-
miril Ituncp Is awaiting orders.
Crowds of people lined the east shore
OF Staten Island tn 5 morning viewing
the magnificent fleet.
The Columb "A and New York cx-
changed salutes shortly after o'clock.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The turf event o. the present week promises
to be the First Special. which will be run over
the 0ravesend course tomorrow. the opening
day OF the Brooklyn Jockey Clubs meeting
This race may bring together Henry OF Ma
varre. Domino. Rey FL santa Anita. Clifford
ana Ramapo II is no use iniulging In vain
wishes that all OF these cracks might come
together, Tor such glorious feast will prob
ably no: be set before the racing public. The
fact that the distance is mile and quar-
ter Will probably induce Mr. Keene TO with
draw Dom no and possibly clifford whose owner
seems 10 be studiously lodging the big fellows
El santa Anita. Henry Of Navarro and Ramapo
as starters. Even this trio will make good
lust how RAmapo classes With Mr.. Belmont
champion and the Californian colt Ramapl
and when he was good there was ~ question
that he was a great horse Henry OF Ma
varre. however. should have no diicuty in
landing the money for the ruler OF the turf
The announcement tina; Jark Joyner will leave
Mr. helmont's employ next season is somewhat
earnes, worker and much as he wouli IKE 10
stay Win his present employer, other interests
VIII secure the services OF John llyland. the
present trainer Of Dave Gideon's horses. Inas-
much as Hysnd has fourth interest in Gideon S
Belmont will have a great stable next season.
and he desires the best talent that money can
secure
Keenan, Is going sound again. but IT is doubt
fu " Mr.. Belmont Will race him again this
year. He prefers to take no chances with the
colt
A.. the end OF the Brooklyn meeting Pierre
l,orillard will sell all OF hi, horses executing
Doshra. Anisette Diakka and two-yesr-old
brother to Locohntchee Mr. I-orillari is clear
Ing his stable preparatory to going to England.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
vALKYRlE KETCH RlGGED.
No Truth In the Report that the
Work unI IIern stoppcd.

The work Of changing the RIG or Val
kyrle was continued at Erie Basin to-
day Both masts for the ketch rig ar"
in position, and her cruising sails put
aboard. Her racing sails VIII be shipped
by steamer.
Sailmakcr Ratsey loft the boat about
II O'clock this forenoon. Whcn asked
as to the truth OF the rumof from New
port that the work Of preparing Val
kyrle for sea had been ordered to be
stopped Mr.. Ratscy replied:
"There is no truth whatever In That
report"
Lord Dunraven, and SIilmaker Rats"y
will leave for home on the white Star
line steamship Majestic on Wednesday
next
The Anchor l,ne has not yet re
celved any word as to the shipment OF
Nalkyrics spars and racing gear TO
the other side.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
WATER FOR JERSEY CITY.
Mayor WRnser Sign. Contracts for
Permanent supply.

Mayor Wanser of Jersey city, at /
o'clock this afternoon. signed the
award giving a contract for permanent
supply of water for Jersey city, to the
Jersey CITY Water Company. He also
signed resolution for the temporary
supply OF water for the city 10 the East
Jersey Water Company. The East Jer-
sey Water Company is ready to supply
Jersey city with water Immediately but
IT vii. be some time before the Jersey
CITY Water Company is ready to begin.
There was opposition to granting the
award 20 the Jersey City Water Com
pany from the Jersey City Board of
Trade
Accompanying the Mayors signature
was II memor& y um describing the ad-
vantages OF the Jersey City Water Com
pany over the other competitors.
An expert will be appointed to look
into the contract. The Mayor has power
to refuse to sign the contract.
Certiorari proceedings are threatened
to set the contract aside. Mayor Wan
ser said he is willing to have proceed
ings begun. sc as to test the merits of
the case.
The evening world., 1895-09-16
DUNRAVEN
IS SCORED.
N-CommOdOre Smith Thinks
His Actions Are Un-
justiflble
he B0|lS DOWN FACTS.
Had a Personal Right to With
draw, but Did Not Act
Right TO His Club.
VALKYRIE IN KETCH RIG.
Nearly Ready for the Ocean VOy-
age-Glennie and RRtsey
Leave Wednesday.

Ex-Commodore James d. Smith, Chair
man of the Cup Committee, issued the
following statement to the press this
afternoon:
II have nothing to say In answer to
Lord Dunraven's letter of Sept. 10. My
committee is out OF town. Lord Dun
raven has given his letter to the public
and our answer will come later.
ITO strip this yacnting question of all
side issues and special but unimportant
pleadings by Lord Dunraven Rbout con-
ditions old and new that should not
have prevented him from racing Val
kyrie III. to the finish of the match. the
glaring fact stands out that he
did not do his duty to the
Royal Yacht Squadron who made the
challenge for him, to the English peo-
pie. to his supporters or to himself He
prevented Defender from showing her
power and speed in the second and
third races. thus giving the syndicate
which built her no opportunity OF dis
playing her superiority over the chal-
lenging vessel.
Lord Dunraven had the personal
right to decline to resail the protested
race of Sept. 10 In a written or unwrit-
ten offer to him by Mr.. lselin and ap-
proved by the Cup Committee which he
did decline. He had also the same per-
sonal right to start his yacht across tn,
line on Sept. IL and withdraw her from
the race. as he did, leaving Defender to
20 over the course alone.
II believe 1t was a-to say the least n
"A mistake In Judgment. and that the
great majority of yachtsmen the world
over will 30 decide.
"(Signed) J. n. SMITH"
The seat Of operation OF the principal
yachtsmer Of America and England has
been changed from this city to New
port. The Cup and Regatta Committees
are represented there by Chester Girls
void. A. Cass Garfield. Mr.. Grinnell and
Secretary Oddie. Lord Dunraven and
The evening world., 1895-09-16
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.


Now that Jimmy Anthony. the Australian. who
" - ,,.,. ~.
he will be quickly accommodated with a match.
~ '''''" '"''''''' ''N'' , -
range match win him at moment h''IF
Some % the boxers who have slrninei their Will
,,.nro.. ., ,,,x 4, ,n with Aniburv are as ',i-
'' NJ W. en-.
l'"7. sammy N''F' ''''' '''''''
c.,,i,e,,.n Martin n,uu,g b.. An,bopy's man
=, ,,,
1t'f. anu ne says tnht ne lh''huA I" "'a''" "'''
against Bly pumner but as ilmmrr H. al
no. a., ,,,.,,a =, ,,o., pod,I.r p,itn,r 4, Eng
''''' MA ~" w "''' '''''''
INA next month II VIII be some time yet pel'''
pI.,nmcr Waits this country In the mean time
Mr. bowling might try hts wonder against some
HIM
t.r. n, t,,rut,.L,, t,s ty,,o, . cbsiIe,rs d,
'''f" ''''"'"'" NV "S' ''''''
hsh' SIIly smith or Dolly Lyons In hh''tl
round bout the c,ub Offering the largest pursr ~
49,, a., -
~. Wv "'''."
Joe Early. matchmaker OF the Active Athletic
,Iuh. ' nlyonh'' h'H artdnb'l lhe i','p"'ns P',
E'"I,"' 'or 'He 'UI'lhl hI'lg. s".N ~ t' y
IN ,he l.lh' mouse on ~ T. . hin VI IiIl''nn 'n'
. NH', u. 1'n I""H"h ~ ~ p'L" ~ @ @',..
h.,'y Ah' ,stp,r Lr9h yen ropnns ro a. 10 Pp,,''
The evening world., 1895-09-16
Young Richard Croker All Right.

AMHERST. Mass. Sept. I8-Young Richard
Croker. jr. has recovered from the funny mishap
at the annual cane rush on the college campus
saturday evening. Freshman Croker. who has the
same stocky figure and pertinaclous disposition
~ his father. the late ch'eftan OF Tammany
Hall, simply had the wind knocked out OF him by
getting butted In the stomach by energetic
sOphpmUre's head in the rush. Croker entered
Amherst on certificate. and rooms with Edward
Nitchie OF Brooklyn, apart from the rest Of the
college boys. Croker has made bid for popu
arity. and says he's there to study. not to
The evening world., 1895-09-16

with the exception ~ the Thingvala line. all
the Continental steamship companies made i'm
portan advances this morning In the rates Tor ont
going steetage passages. The rates are now as
high as the, were before the bitter rate war
started two yeas ago. The Hamburg American
line announces the following rates to Hamburg
ON express steam ~, t}l, On the regular steamers
$50: On the linton line s.eamets, controlled by
the line t17 The North German Lloyd line an
nouncei the same rnte1. The Red star line an
noun ed the strr,age rate to Antwerp. ~ which
IL s. more than It mas been. The s'elfnets OF the
sc,ndl, line will hereafter sail To Stettin and VIII
form the Baltic line. which was In existence
about three years arD
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H Maitland Kersey are also there. as
are Messrs. Vanderbilt and Morgan.
Mr.. c. oliver 1selin Is at New Rochelle.
experimenting the dismantling OF De-
fender.
At the New York Yacht Club house
this morning the members shook their
heads when questioned about Lord Dun
ravens latest letter. but would not talk.
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The College y the CITY OF New York was husy
place this morning. Tor It was opening day
Pre- ,ident Webb was hard al work all morning
directing the arrangements preparatory to start
Ing the classes for the year. lie said that the
wear was beginning most suspiclou,ly. There are
/ SIS students enrolled The number In each class
is, senior *; iuninr, lS sophomore, 1875, fresh
man nNn and snn lie shmln M
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DUNRAVEN DECLINES.
VIII Not he Dinrd by the Royal St.
Lawrence Yncht club.

MONTREAL. Que. Sept l6.-Lord
Dunraven has declined the invitation of
n banquet rendered him by the Royal
St Lawrence Yacht Club.