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New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
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RIVAL BLUE LIRE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Statioas loot Of Cort!nndt and Desbrosses SITS.
.;tW A. vi. daily, except sunday. lor MAUCH CHUNK
intermediate siatons
S:I5 A. VI. daily fot GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BCF.
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the Vest principal and local points dining car to
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Festbule Sleeper 70 Chicago
lilo A. VI. daily Qehves at 1919 a, NJ. sunday ;or
MAUCH CHUNK and intArtsedats points. Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg
800 =. ". daily eX~pi sunday for EI,MlRA and az
intermediate connections for Posve and Read
ing. chair-car - WkesbaTre.
$3.50 T.. NJ Sundays only for Nilxssbarre. l. Il d.
JUNCTION AM all Intermediate. stations ....
1.1O r. VI. daily except sunday for l. and D. JUNC-
TION principal intermediate stations Pullman bune;
uaror-car Wlixesbarre, connections for Potsyhe.
20 =. VI. daily except Sunday. i0r 1ound Brook and
S.iS r. VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta.
600 =. VI. daily .or BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestibtHed tram
New-YorS TO Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto.
connections for Reading ard Harrisburg
G.3O 4. VI. daily, except SUNDAY. Tor Easton ana
DtOO II. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROClES-
TER NIAGARA FALLS and all points West
pullman Sleepers Chicago and Buffalo Chalr-car to
Wnkesbarre. , . oo- 10, o..
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az DO 2Dl VA
and 3o3 Broadway rfth St, 155 East l25th ST.,
New-York $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. 9S Broadway and
i3rooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. N. Y
baggage hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Besky Frank. and wife 10 Richard W Steven
son, trustee. Stebbins-ave. 32i5 II Of
lOJtn-st, y years.
Cbesebro. Dennison T. and Alexander Brown. jr,
10 Joseph Slevin. Jay-st l6.s II W Of Staple
81, yeHr
Cox, William T. 10 T Mcclure Peters, J2d-s.,
1903 n OF lst-aFr-
Fenton, Patrick. and wife 10 Mary Stone
corner Tinton-ave and Denman Pace. years.
Green. Roderick. to George Post. jr and an
other. No "a Oliver-st year................
Hartwell Caroline, 10 Daniel a Mckinney, n s
72d-si i59 II Of West End-aye also n list
ST. 1872 II Of West End-ave. months. 3 mort
cages
Heller, Emma J. to Townsend Wande executor
OF Nathaniel W Hooker. 5th-ave, 202 Il
Of l30th-st. 3 years. ................:
Rjsmenschneider, William, ana wife 70 the As
sured Building and Loan Association. Leg
gett-ave, 200 n Of Prospective. ns,alments..
Seccomb, Mary T. Grace NJ and Bertha ii to
Elizabeth Lepaix. n 30th-st. $40 It Of 9Th
smyth. Elizabeth a. TO Elizabeth Stone.
Tinton-aye. l2l 8 II n OF Denman Place. years
schnugg Francis J, 10 Lambert Suydam
I2Tfh-st. 100 II Of Columbus-eve. ! year......
Stewart Mary J. to Joseph II Gray. No 43s East
s5th-s,, 3-l2 years .;;..:.....:.:..:;.::...
Smith William c. and wife to Dwight p Clapp.
6Otb-st, 225 II OF llth-aye. year.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD6 JERSEY.
(Anthracite coal used exciuaiNfy)
Four Tracks Automatic Block SisrGs.

(Anthraclte coal used excuaiyelyD
Four Tracks AutematIG :at,,. BECK q ,snf siEnei'
- Trains leave station foot or Liberty ST., o.
To- Fason Bethlehen Allentown Maueh, Cnn;' oH a o.
T. % .;,dE 3 s!S ts ia e Eas'sp % 4axn t. W. sundays
40 f7S 70 Easton) a ~ 90 20 600 p e,S NJ
For Readins so al 10 soo e:io iiqo A. NJ Ito 1ao
2S" & 100 20 5,.5 30 r ;o., IN 2i' night Sundays
For Harrisburg a, a:2o 500 9:i0 A. NJ. 1:lo. l:so
100 500: 5;i5 p. NJ. 1916 night sundaya 100 $780,
For sunburv LewiThurg and wIIlamsport at 30 SOP
o.Io \. ~. 1910. 13o. T:So P NJ Sundays AID a. NJ
ALr.-RAIL ROUTE,
p,oosart 43o s, 40 !, NJ. i::o las 4:1' $50
~, p ~. SUNDAYS 'ycec. Ocean Grove and AsOuT
FOR LAKEWOOD,
80 $50 \, NJ. I;45. 3:4o. 4:4o P. ~ p.-, -,
Barncga,a safn:as'si5 go s:i5 4 H.. i:4s 40 r n
For Atlantic city Vineland and B9dse;oa. 4;3o A. NJ
M1moq ne:ch se2Arigs, and \ Fhsnds , 9, Nays
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON 80 oo
For Philadelphia. week days 4:3o, SO. 9oo. 1000
lo Pnl cs o a Nj d,b,nS 1872 a 5o @ S 900 5SS 'uNS M
IL .iS nigh, sundays 30 900. 1000. l:30 DINING
Car A. NJ. 2.3O 400 5:0o 600 Dining Can p NJ
For baltimore and wsshIngson wsek days 500 1000
GGaai} A. NJ $50. b.co Dining car) p. NJ. 1918
and I ssGs a car saa be 5 oaGna2 St. sG9 o.
W. e. " i,;S St, o5i Columbus Av Ne-York cour, ST,
SEQ r1lton St Brookiyn 9s B-oadwa,. Williamsburg
rbe York Transfer COMPANY will cali for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cliff-st. Nos % and 81. Fulton-st Nos "a and 56

Clin-st Nos 20 and 81. Fulton-st. Nos 54 and IS.
corner 5e6xG5Sx5 1OxGO IL; the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company to .o.
Theodore Gordon et al ..................... Sso
Jay-et S. 16s # OF staple-st. 34.3x irregular:
Joseph Slevin and wife TO Dennison p Chesebro .
ana another -
s7th-st n g. 424.8 II OF West End-ave. ok
1905 John Sedgwick and wife 10 William w
mali ~
stebbins-ave s. 450. IL # OF Freeman-st. 3G.6x
irregular; Frank Belsky and wife to Mary l. Tf
lith-ave. n e. lot 9s6. map of Wakeneld. iOoxii4:
Morris Steinhardt and wife TO Isdore Gartner,.
Lot 81, block 444. map property Of Mary l. Tif
fany. 9lx7s. 1Ox123.9 Mary l. Tiffany Frank
Indefinite lane on land OF William w Fox. runs
from West Farms Road. "a 6x32: George
Tucker Mary J. Tiffany. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ].
Same property: Henry u Tiffany and wife ct ell
to Mary l. Tiffany three-hfth parts.
Same property: Benjamin NJ Tucker. by guardian
TO Mary j. Tiffany ........-........... z.
Same property; Henry d Tiffany. as executor
and trustee 10 same
2d-ave. $. % IT OF 49th-st. 25.5xIo0; Josephine
Cert to Helena Westhcin.er. r....................
1st-ave No 24l4 s.. 50.7 II = OF l24th-st. 25x
100; Mary A Macdonald 10 Frieda Hart.
Sth-avc, 9 202 II = OF 1?0th-st, 1S6x1lO; Abra-
ham w Platt and wife TO Emma J Keller.
ll<ih-st No 3J2 East: israel Frankel and wife TO
Sarah Frankel. ............. .........................
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
BUILDING PLANS FILED,

The following plans for buildings and alterations
were yesterday.
New buildings:
69th-st and Avenue b. n corner, by House OF
one.s,ory frame stable 1900
,sStb-st s. 1876 II E Of Franklin-ave by Eugene
salvatore OF No ia East li1th-st, for a three
story brick and dwelling ..'............ 800
Edgecomoe-
brick fai 10000
s,thst 32S II Of West End-ave. by VIII
,arn Roffer, of No 633 Anlsterda for Two
nve-story brick fats. 10000
UuIl-ave g 125 II n of Southern Boulevard by
Story frame dwellings 5000
pr,rncr-ave g =. 50 II = of Devoesi. by Angelica
Kefchurl of Woody Crest Jerome-avc. for
iw5 fwo-srory dwellings ............. 10000
a1d-s, n g. go II . 81 2d-ave by John Mcl1ugh-
brck fats SIS 900
1,th.st $ 3 IS n G 0 Riverside Drive by james
NJ Townsend. ir. Of No 3i3 West 15ih-s for
Nyestorv brick dwelling. g................... 5000
,Glth-gt p 800 II W OF Conmbus-ave. hy David
Christie of No 1G7 West End-ave for hve-
coluu,bus.avs and 0th-st n o corner by Eman-
usi inhrburger. OF LOT East e3d-st to . I've
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

story brick fat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
broadway No 1.l49 by Solomon Loeb. OF 81
East 3Sth-st 10 a four-story brick store. ....-.
Washington-st. No 1GG. by & l. r Bonrparte. ~
Washington. d G. to two and onc-story brick
.
Jerome Park 100 II n of pe-ot-st. BY Mary J
Mulhurn. of Doston-ave. to two-sto-y ana
attic frame dwcliing
LonEwood-ave r. 325 II OF Barry-s;. by
Michael Mccullough, to n one-story frame dwell
Longwood- Lave r. $50 II o. Barry-st. b.
Patrick Delaney to a story frame dwelling
Grcenwich-st. No 40 to ia. by Ncw-York steam
Company 81 Cortlandt-st. to four ana nve-
story brick and iron building boller-house .....
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
Railroads..
Railroads.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NcS~~~~~o. >o~oN~~>o/|>|S'S's'N'S~
Amsnic.'S cREATEsr gsLLRoAu.
n EWYORK
~
CENTRAL

From Grand Central Station. 4cd Street.
$50 A. M.--EAcept Sunday. Empire state Express.
NJ. Niagara Fails J:55 y. NJ
O:30 A. M.--Daiy. Fast Mai For Poughkeepse. Al
bany. Utica, Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
1880 A. M-Except Sunday Day Express For all I'M
portan: New-Ydrt State points. e
400 y. M-Day. Southwestern Limited. For Cincn-
natl. Indianapolis ana ST. Louis. . -,
loo +. M.-Delly Chicago Special for Detroit Clese-
land: Toledo and Chicago ,..,xs...,.,.
$3.50 L. N.-Except sunday West Point. PoughKccps'e'
4:30 7. M.-Daiiy North shore Limited Due Detroit
500 A. NJ Chicago. $50 p. N ,,, .a,ro,
dack Mountains Montreal Buffalo. Niagara avs
Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati 81
6:25 p. M.-Daly Troy, Saratoga Pia,snirs Buri'hs-
ton. st Adams and Montreal x, x,.r,r,
':3O z M-paily For Rochester BInalo. cn,eao'
onlv. for points on Fail Brook Ry. via Lyons and
for Rochester
DIS M-Day. for Syracuse. oswsg: wsser,own' ws1own
Ogdcnsburg Buffalo Niagara Falls. Clesei.na, .
Toledo. Chicago and except Saturday, fof capS
Vincent and the Auburn Road. , .,,
1910 N!iHT-Theaire for Chicago and prncIpa,,
points New-York Central. every nish'' eNes''
S:OG A. NJ and S,35 p M-paiiy except Sunday. to
Pittsseld via Harlem Division. -. r-,
O;13 A. M.-sunday only. to Ptts0eld and Inc Es'''
'"sf li H!fHr TiGIi4- hsrsR TRRfNs "a YoNKERs
IAN night trains between i3Jih-st and p'inr% % m
Putnam Dvslon far Yonkers IN connec.on W." ..nm
night trains out OF New-York.
WaGn = Palace cars al throuEh trains
Trains illuminated by Pntsch Light. c.., s,.,o,
Faasaaay Frasdway "a rarS 5Sc ssS ~
st. and ice Broadway L D. Brooklyn.
Baggage checked hotel residence BY the "es'-
JOIN G' Tot'cEY' GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Asen'.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
Go Cet for Business Drrposrs

a r LOWER RENTS-BUILDINGs. STORES; LOFTS
"A and Offices let Chambers spuce geeEnsn ,ass
tsrk row Nassau william. Gold Clin Pearl "ster ana
many other streets. rutland WHITING BECK
III
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. Il;
stations IN NcwNOrk, foot or bnrciay nnu
vEsTIBULED TKAfNs, PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PINT,CH Light. ..,,, nm
Direct route 4 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTGLAiH
THE ORANGES summit benaFdssyie s baisk!ns asking
IKE Ia H6P&TepSG hacke,;s!cwn. scAo5LEY's
MOUNTAIN. Washington, PHlLLIPsBU URG. EAsTON.
WATER Gar, SIRoUDSBURG Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON, PITTSTON WILk kESBARRE, NANTI-
rose. ABINGHAMToN, OXFORD. NoRWicH wast-
vile UTICA RicHFIELp SPRINGS, g. Cortland. %
points VEST, NoKTHwEsT ANb soUTHwEsT.
f;20 A. M.-BINGHk>irON MAIL stops at principal
200 ~ M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMroS,
UTICA, RIcliFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE And
OSwEGO EXPRESS. I"..im.n Buffet Parior Cars
100 p. M.-sCRANTON. WiLKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. PalmaL Buffet yalor cars
900 y. M-ScRANTON WfLKESDARRE. and PLYM.
OuTH EXPRESS. Pullman iunet Parior Carr
80 p dDallyl.-Bunao Nestbuied Limited Express
.or SCRANTON. BlSGHkMToN. ELMlRt, BUF-
FALo. Pullman Buffet Shopping Car. Connects
Buffalo with train for ,hN.ago aud points ves
$50 p NJ. DAILY y)--llUFFAi.O. s'RANTpN. BINGHAM
TON. UTICA sYEAcuaE and osWhGo EMPRESS.
TicKFTs AND rrLHYAN ACCOMMODATIONS at /,
Park Place 40 Broadw Tickets ferr. stations o.:
os5 Coiunhus-avs NewYorS aS and Taj Fuiton-s, ami
700 Broadway. BROOKLYN Time ,ables giving full ntor-
wEsTCoTr TypREss COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
furnishss Apartments 90 Est.

THE BROADWAY.
1425 Broadway. Metropolitan Opera House Building.
gentleman going Europe for lengthy stay VIII sub
his apartment. consisting OF two large rooms ele-
gantly furnished hotel service. heat and In
cuded in the arrangement. Apply 70 -
VIM l.. FISH. Mgr.
THE WALTON, 1874 EAST sOTH -ST.-1IE RICH
L MOND 153 EAST SsTH-ST-Two small furnished
apartments le sS2 and S37 first floor suitable
small gertee families OF not than three adults
Jantors will show.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Baltimore. Washington, Chicago; Cincinnati.
81. Louis and Al Points West.
Leave New-York foot OF Lioertys daily for CHICAGO
28o Sun. 2l5 night, CINGINNATI ST bocIs 10 a.
.x sun. 10 a. m. Dining Car Il 80 a m. Dining Car.
80 o. m. (3 30 p ex Sun Dining Car) 300 .. M
"a 90 o. m, Dining Car). 1913 night.
"NoRFoiK ii 80 a. m. ialiy.
NEW-ORIEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga, Pullman
Sleeping Car. s:oo ex sun, 2;So ?. m sun
Ticket ofices: lls l72 26l 4i5; lao broadway. 81
East i4,n St. I27 Bowery n y 344 Fulton ST.: Brook.
ivn. stations Of Liberty ST.. c. X. r. OF y. T.
View York Transfer Company will call fo- and check
Nsrr1se from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
Real estate n)anteo.

WATER FRONT less than 100 feet bulkhead.
"A. than 10 lots adjoining II above J0th-st.
North Harlem Principals please D.
leasing with selling price for cash. and item
tied particulars Of property TO PRINCIPAL, Box l5j
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
5auinas Banks
Union Dime Savings Institution,

BROADWAY BED ST e SIXTH AVENUE,
GREELEY SQUARE. NEW-YORH =. ooo
Interest usual: FOUR PEI cent. on the ilrst .l""V
THREE PEI cent on excess up $1,000. Written u2
January 10th any time later - - .,
CHARLES z. sPRAGUE. President
GEORGE ~ BIRDSALL Treasurer.
FRANCIS ". LEAKE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

Tirough trains leave NewYCrk. foot Of Chamoefs-st
folows and fve earlier from West 23d-sI:
O.nn A. M.-Vestbued Express Daily for Waverly.
C'OO Binghamton, Elmra Buffalo, Bradford. James-
town MeadvEie and the West. Parior
Buffalo
C.CO - N.-vestibuied Limited Daily. solid train fos
S..IO Chicago Chautaugua Lake arrives Cleveland
40 A. NJ. Chicago 53o p NJ. sleepers TO Chi
caro Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
e.Cn l.. M.-Rurao vestbuled Express Daily. arrives
i.')U Buffalo 7.3O y. NJ making direct connections
FOR Detroit, Chicago and the West.
S45 & soa @ hao Leak aPa Ss 70 fs. ai
fao. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TNiChETS. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ accommodations a. III. 26 i0i and 95T Broadway.
l5G East -25ths, Chambers and West I'D ST. ferries
York; J6 broadway and s33 Fulton-s. Brooklyn W
Hudyor- st, Hoboken aad Jersey Cts Station. Eric
Transfer Company calls tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to Destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
flnfnrnisheo Apartments % Eet.
az WEST 18TH STREET..

New rreproof Apartment House. 80 feet wde one
arar,ment each Elevator and all modern improve
ments Exposed plumbing Seven large rooms ana oa'h'
al usb, southerly exposure TO and air. No well
holes Unsurpassed in finish and cohVenenoes p' Any "
the city.
Amply to ONCE Of JAMES A. HEAEN son. IVES. l4th-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

A. ST CATHERIN
APARTMENT HOUSE.
MADISON AVE. AND 53D-ST.
TO LET.
one elegant Suite Of 10 rooms two servants rooms and
laundry has direct and unobsruced exterior View o;
900 feet suite comprises the entire aoor the cabinet work
and decorations are surpassed by any house IN the
city, Particulars premises from
' J. d. BROOKS. Superintendent.
I1NFURNIsHED APARTMENTS. all having bathrooms
10 let clerks statesmen. bOokkeepers. and gentee
families low -s
Ssthst.. SZN
PAL 2l3 East S7thsi; rents $50 10 So
l64 East s9th-st.. rents 70 20
14th-st.: rents $50 10 $40
O. W. BASHFORD. Al Wall st.
+ nc WEST 45TH- -ST.-Thc Gordon a large. handsome
l%O apartment. steam heat. 10 let In this carefully
g. W. BASHFORD. IL Wall ST.
O17 WEST l2lsTsT: :-Genteei apartments for senteel
Oh tenants only; heat hall attendance rents.
$35 10 s45. G. w. BASHFORD Al Wall ST.
I OSf MADIsON-AvE.. NEAR slsT- -sT.-small apart
,OOf ments steam heat. TO let TO small families:
has recently changed hands and IS being renovated
rents $40 and $50
O. W. BAsHFORD. Al Wall st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
FATALITIES N CINCINNATI.
Two Tircmeu KILLED OutriGht-A
Number Seriously Injured.


Number Seriously Injured.
CINCINNATI. o., July IA fatal fire
Mis- afternoon in the main part Of the
Whipping quarter OF the city resulted in
he instant death Of two firemen and the
probably fatal injury Of half dozen
others. The fatalities were caused 10y the
falling Of the walls OF burning building
The dead are:
Captain licaly
Wpemau Jack Wisely.
The injured are:
Pipeman EI. }. Ewman, Captain Neal,
screWman Grove. Captain Purcell.
Driver Bart Thompson, John Mullen.
Len Wcstcott. Fred. Cunningham. VII
Iam Ecebee. Victor Ennis. and Edward
anthony.
10 is impossible at this hour to tell how
many OF the nromen Will die. They are
81 unconscious az midnight,
When the iire-alarm rang nearly every
engine in the city bottoms as the part
Ji the city lying near the approach to the
bis suspension bridge ia called. was sent
lo thc scene The block which was de-
stroyed. lies at Front and Water streets.
From the time the alarm sounded until
late at nigh scenes narrowing and pa
u.eac transpired IN rapid succe ssion.
ORIGIN OF FIRE.
The origin Of the fire S. not positively
Known. Il burst forth from the second
story ~ Hermesch & Co.'S, at Water and
Walnut streets. 10 is supposed to have
started from cigar thrown caTelCssly
90 The floor, which was covered with loose
bay. Ia ten minutes after the hTemen
coached the scene the handsome tivc-story
.lu4ing was doomed. The flames jump
tl 10 the adjoining buildings rapidly
levoGrng the stores and warehouses OF
NE smith Coal and Sand Company, the
Nelson Morris stable. and the stores OF
Klein q Kirk and Seaman * Co.
The fire Was under control wren the
walls OF Klein q Kinks building fell
They we're apparently safe, and came
tawn without warning. The flremen were
Afaung the FIRE without thought OF APP
ir1achlng danger when the crash came
Ten thousand people witnessed the dis
"s.er For a moment both men and
women lost their heads completely. Then
QUEENS came forward and aided in the
le 81 the buried iiremen.
Captain Healey and Pipeman Wisoy
were The iirst dug from beneath the ruins
out when they were dragged out life was
extinct
IA was over an hour before all the Are
men were extricated from the mass OF
PRICK Some OF the escapes were miracu-
iOus
The losses are: Seaman & CO.. $1,000;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
prcuuovD TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND, VA. July H-Auction Of
ferings on Change to-day, - packages,
and all sod. Highest price, $500. lowest,
$40. Average. e.
Private sales: Filters, 4: wrappers, is;
dark leaf Z; Tugs. Is. Total. - hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rcttes. s3.26i.Oj; tobacco, l,5il.N Total,
81 $500
Sun-cured sales AT the warehouses were
lerger to-day but quality was gene
rally inferior, with but few desirable lots
offered. Prices We're somewhat OF on
the low grades, while other grades remain
unchanged Some bright loose was sold
at former prices. Old tQb1ccos are quiet.
Messrs j. \. Davis. W. Il. Fontaine,
Of Tarboro', ". C.; W. -. Boyd and VI.
T.. Burwell Of Warrenton. y. c.. were
here to-day. .
Mr.. Fontaine is Mayor OF Tarboro'. and
was here In the interest OF his market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
whi=kcv-Trus, Successors.

CHICAGO. ILL. July $50 sure are
the projectors Of the American Spirits Man
ufocturing Association, the successor 70
the Whiskey Trust. that the sale OF the
old Whiskey-Trust property 10 them cam
not be stopped that they are going ahead
with IRE organization Of the directorate OF
the company before the sale OF the distil-
chosen in Chicago within the next three
DAYS. Members Of the REORGANIZATION
Committee win arrive here tomorrow
from the East, and the work Of selecting
the directors will be begun at once. ON
GERS VIII then be at once chosen by the
board. No preliminary announcement can
be made OF the personnel OF the board, as
II has not yet been decided upon. $. -.
trust to succeed Greenhut, may be at the
head Of the new company, but this f. by
no means certain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE bulls and
their inning to-day, and the bears I'm the
Industriais had an uncomfortable time
Of it. The official denals that the Chi
caso Gas Company was financially en-
barrassed or that a receiyershp was i'm
minent was the first disappointment for
the shorts.
The gold exports. $1,000 having been
shipped by the 81. Louis to-day, and
;s0ccO engaged for the Normannia, sailing
tomorrow. also failed TO start general
iiquidations. The bears were quick to
realize this. and attempted to cover. The
result was an advance OF ii TO 5-S per
cent. Leather preferred made the great
est gain. selling up from So IL
TO Sc Is Near the close, however. there
was a fresh selling movement In the
stock. which carried the price down TO
50 Last
Chicago Gas rose 23-s. 10 90 1-24J2 rs:
Sugar. 3 IL. to 10 5-Slili0 l-2: Tobacco, 2 10
10 1913 i-20i0s SIS; General Electric. Is
% ~; Tennessee Coal. 3l-4, to IS LA
. IS and Colorado Fuel, / Is. To Is 81.
The railway list was firm throughout
the day, and Lake Shore sold up -.
10 80 -, the best price yet reached. The
other prominent railways moved up II
10 rs per cent. and closed AT or near the
top for the day.
In the inactive stocks National Starch
first preferred fell ?, to %
The strength OF the railway list was
mostly due to the favorable railroad earn
ngs for the second week OF July, and
month OF June. the reports from the West
tnat the weather In the spring wheat
belt was improving. and there was no
truth i'm the early rumors OF frost, and
4 belief that the presidents Of the trunk
lines and other roads composing the Cen
trail Traffic Association viii institute inn
portant reforms in the management OF
railroads at the meeting TO be held Tues
day next at the Oriental Hotel. COney
Island.
The market closed firm. with prices Is
10 IL per cent. above yesterdays finals.
The Industrials gained II to Is per
cent The total sales were 1904 shares,
including 57.7cJ Sugar. 1870 Chicago Gas,
and 1880 ST. Paul
The bond market was higher. Sales
were 81 .322O)0.
The sales to-day OF listed stocks aggre
gated l5l, 6s7 shares, and Of unlisted stocks
$3.50 shares.
Treasury balances. Coin, $lOl.6O,5sS
currency. s53,723.co0.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at al -
per cent; last loan and closing offered
Il per cent. Prime mercantile paper
3d3 10 per cent.
Bar silver. So rs; Mexican dollars, 50 81.
Silver AZ the board quiet.
Sterling exchange is steady, with ac-
tual business in bankers bills at $3.50 II
FOR sixty days and $3.50 Ii for demand.
posted rates. N@ l-2uA.@ l-2 CONNER
cial bills. $i.SS IL.
Government bonds have been irregular.
state bonds drm. Railroad bonds
higher.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Piefzei Murder Case.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July I7-Dis-
probationary Graham saws ID IS now be-
Heved tnat Holmes murdered PietZel else
where than in this city. He has evidence
70 establish the fact that the body found
IN the Hollowell house. in this city. was
not that Of Pietzci
TORONTO ONTARIO. July l7.-Al-
though It IS known that almost all Of the
coming OF the murdered Pietzel girls
was burned, some articles belonging to
mem was found In the chimney and IN
holes around the house on St Vincent
street. some OF their clothing has been
uaccd' and the last link In the chain OF
evidence against Holmes has been prac-
tCally forged by the discovery.
ne Aitofney-Gcnerars Department has
taken al the niece ssary preliminary steps
lot the eXtradtion Of Holmes All Of the
Inc coroner's jury return a verdict OF viii
fnI murder, eXtradition VIII be applied
for at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-18
Little Fork Rangers Reunion.

The annual reunion Of Company -
little Fork Rangers. Fourth Regimth AZ
shade. Culpepcr county, Va, on the
i5ih day Of August. 1896. Al the surviving
members of the regiment are reSpectfully
and cordially invited to participate. me
". Miller. and X. -. Luchreli-s Wve
hope 10 have Generals Ftzhugh Lee. VIII
liam n. Payne. l.. J.. Lomax, Thomas
Munford. and Beverley Robinson with us.
rored The Fourth Virginia Regiment
company 4. Prince william; company -
chesterfield: Company G. Madison: com
pany u. Culpep,r: Company - foWhtt-
Hanover: Company II. Fauquicr; ana COM
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