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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
IS foot OF DesbrOsses and Cortlandt strestA
In Effect september 70, 1893:

srArroNs foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland, s,rests
Pig 96So A. =" n nAS ppENNsYLvASIA LIMITED Pullm.a
Atises sa 1R' r%a
cpGo o 40 k H G sss H. and ana s,
CHICAGO DAMP ASD 81 g., Ior Is ESEHf Ts:
vile and Chicago Arrives Cincinnati 1913 A ". e.
e6o Y' r. H. ~wG esifFfES sleeping
and Dining Car. e CHICAGO and cyye ns. A., Arrives
7 Glsv' y W. g ssoHrmmwSsTE sf Exrnss P1ln
x ssss"s c ns "'s F' w. 70 oS
s?"s p & 'i r%Tn TsspnFS Sleeping c
10 Plt.sburg connects FOR chicago daily and rsvs
land w ;;:ss' isG'l1S AND THE .orTH; 49,.
$40 1910 Dining Can II a Al , 2io @% &C;
s piSSs do l': pnny e:"s' i@' p;s
sSqqshx a3 g.a.. f p ;. . s,;D. s;,
Tf rcrS.; g S Nogs9.f IKE s"G d"y s
peTi Tampa. A,isnia ana Charleston p " daily
cH Hs'F sqsHs'" Crio RAILWAY Expires.
S Ss TsS oy s Scag i'1 o 929s via Cap,
chsiie. Route. \ a. ". weekdays. and with Through
AriIwfrc cir~ Through rspr,-- n rur., rarlor csr
rS i CAST rssS ls1 ss s' 900 o scs .
Pleasant. oio 4. ". i2io 2.3o $40 80 70 "a
"''"'. ron PMIhADELPMIA ,o,o,
SsS ss Ss J 25's sg e. q: g. JaIi
M sDnnS Co., 80 oPlnigs Gs', .g Dining
Ticket ofrces' Nos 49,. GA. ileG i325 III and 1si
Aor S oS, s "na q s,c az.
Broadway and Brooklyn Annoy station loot q Fulton
"sr 1 COMPANY Vii c" icG r a o
hotels and .e.aences through TO des'ination ,oo,
!" F General Manager General p's''T &ssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY
(Anthfncite coal uasd exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on ard after September Z 1895
l...... - u IN f..L IL-.ra.. "a


Trains leave station foo' = Liberty p,
For Eas,on. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chunk. &C..
4:3O 10 $40. ~ .t5 70 Esston) \ NJ. 40, 30 600
10 Easton 4aO 5;t5 30 10 Allentown. p. " Sundays
4.3O q rs TO Easton) A. NJ. 90 ; 20. 600 = ~
For wlkesharre pittston and Scranton 0io A. n.
FOR Readng q t3o. 500 go, 1879 A. ~. ITO
days 100 230. 5.3O 600 =. ~, i2is night.
For Harrisburg AZ 40 500. $40 a. ". 1910 iso
400 300 5:.5 p NJ, 1913 night Sundays. 90, $50
600 =. NJ, 2i5 night
FOR su1bury. Lewisburg. ord wiiliamspor'. n, go
500 9;io A. y; 1910. 1870. 1880 T. ~ sanda" 40
ArL-RAfL ROUTE
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 10 Point
Pleasant. 4;3o $3.50 TO Rcd BANJO si5 j 80 A. NJ
cept ocean Grove and Asbury Park 800 a. NJ. 400
For Lakewood. Toms River Ba-nega, parS. and Barns-
gat. 4.ao s:i5 A. NJ. i:3O. 40 r
For Atlantic CITY. Cape May Vine.and' and Bridgr'on
For Monmouth Reach. seahrgh, ard Highlands Of
Naveslnk. 4So s:l5 A. NJ. 100. i:3o ei, p 81. Sun.
Gays D" A. SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier e. ~ r.. foot Rector st.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Normand'e.
Rumson Beach seabrigh'. Monmouth Reach and Long
Branch at 400 1915 A. NJ. q 90 Saturdays only) $40
500 p SUNDAYS. $50 \ NJ 100 ? "
For Elberon. Asbury PARK Ocean droye and po s
only. s45. 200 p. y Sundays Except ocean Grove
For Lakewood Toms River and BarnegaI so \. Ne
q 90 SATURDAYS only. 3:45 =. ". n..,..
For Atlantic city Cape MAY. Vineani ana Bricgetoa
A NJ. q :OO T. NJ SATURDAYS onlyl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

r,v.r,ooi sent 2j-345 p. m.-Beef-Extra India moss
dli nj lbs prime dull at 5ss I'd Pork Prime mess
Western nns dull SIS yd do medium dul at OILS ID
liam. short cut about IL III NJ. firm at as bacon
Cumbefnnd cut. about IS to 80 n. hrm AZ 4's snort
rib about ~ ~ Jun 3ss. long clear middl"s about 70
NJ dull AT 35s long and short clear mi1dles about % ~
dull at 32s Shoulder about ~ 20 ls NJ hfln AZ US 10
Iard~prims Western npot dull at 3Os Cheese Aner ,an
nnss, white dull 8s do colored dull az 3s Cd Cot
,nnseed oil Liverpool refined steady at LIS vi spirits
OF ,urpentne steady 2Ds Cd ftosn- Common steady
al A. Wheat-No red winter steady al " lo'sd No
rcd .n4ns steady at Ss Nd FlourSt Louis fancy winter
steady AT Gs 81 Corn-Mised Western spot nrm at -
I'D s.ptenber steady - Cd October steady at Is
tJd: November steady at 81 And. Hops at London
Iacinc Coast steady at 3OHiOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26

Market closed steady at II 70 10 points ADVANCE com
pared Yesterdays closing prices Iransferdlnie
notices September s35 October $40 Total sales 5oz
bales New-York receipts. 2oS bales Exports:
Great Britain 3.s9s bales: forwarded e2o bales; SAFES
42s bales spnners 32s bales stock 1927 bales Total
net receipts to-day. 1854 bales; thus far this week
eso21 bales Exports today; Great Britain 3ssS bales
Thus this week Great Britain. 20 800 bales France
30 bales; Continent 1.4ll bales stock. 4loI3s bales
Kidding Gulf Size 42s bales including 32s bales
epinning and 100 bales contract
Liverpool cables-Spo cotton active: sales 5000 bales
speculation export. 1000 bales; American. 5000
bales additional sales to-day of 1000 bales American;
receipts bales American 5000 bales midding up-
lands 1924 Futures opened irregular 46id to 7-t4d
advance closed strong at si1 10 points net advance
Sentember 434i5b September October 434ihb: October
November 434b; November December, 434b; December
January 435v January February 436b February March
437I1s March-Apri 1905 April May. 440b; May-June.
43isb June-July 443b. Mancheser-Yarns. buyers and
sellers apart: cloths. buyers and sellers apart.
COFFEE-There an indisposition to sell at times.
md covered 10 moderate extent Deliveries were
small sales light. Chief sales were for December
Iavre steady September ~ 10 francs; October
81 70 francs November 81 rs francs; December. ~ 20
francs Hamburg steady september 74bo pigs October
"a % pigs November "a pigs December IL 10 pigs RIO
ofcai cables quiet No quoted al 1880 res exchange
ceips Stock at Santos. 10000 bags, market
arm AZ ia reis Cleared for the United States 4O0
bags and for Europe 600 bags. Exchanges made
on the market of $50 December for September %
points difference and go bags September for October at
rs points difference.
Contracts closed quiet at unchanged to points advance
Gale follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
Duu IACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY n n
Ssotion. in New-York. foot of barclay IN"
ChristOpher streets. ,rrr
,,rsrrurIEn TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
'Esi C1ns pIyTSCU LIGHT.

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD, MoN LINK
THE ORANGES summit. Bernara,,,sls r o" Rom SSa
Ridge Madison. MofrstOwn. Passaic ratstse" aEr
ton Dover. sta hope NEWTON 81 Dp,Sooi EY's
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown, S.hoV To- llsrny
MOI NTAIN Washington. PIILLIPSBtRG LA n, ANA
WATER GAP. sTRouDsntRG poc1no NoS Nm MI.
SCRANTON. PITTsToN. wII.KESBARhE; Mont.
rose pINGHAMToN OXFORD NORWICH. w ,ssea
vile UTICA RICHF:EID sPRlNGsa MIRA
SYRACUSE OsWEGO. ITHACA, oWEGo; Eint III
CORNING. BATH. DANSNliIE BCFEna,tLx.r s s
points WEST NORTHWEST AND soUTHWfs ,a.,cd
;:e6 A. M-DINGiIAMToN MAIL stops at p'"''-
900 a. M-BrFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGM1.AATHiosnni
UTICA RIcHFIEI.D SPRINGS. sYRACosEs cen.
OsWEt;O EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Az xsst.
meet al BUFFALO with train for Chicago and pon,s ,pA
100 y. M.-scRANToN. WlIKESBARRE and Eb"
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor caro-. ply.
400 r. M-SCRANrON. WILKESRARRE ana -
MOUTH EMPRESS Pullman Buffet far'or an t..s,o,ess
1870 p NJ ,Daiiy)-Bufraio vestbued Limited Nppir.
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMlnA, Ia A.
FAIO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Sonne''
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west,
$50 p. II. (Daiiy)-BUFFALO. SCRANTON asci;sI
TON. RICHFIEI.D SPRINGS UTICA. $1,000
and OswEGO EXPRESS. Pullman B1rs, SIS slssP Al IA
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AccOMMopATioNS,s %
Park Place 40 broadway Tickets at ferry ,Ss,t
235 Columbus ave- York s3s and 1916 Futon' sfor.
100 broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving 'u' ""
wEsrcorT EXPRESS COMPANY will call ,~
check baggage tom hotel or residence to des'na''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast EXpre5s Ifalns 70
u.r.,-or. washington. Chicago. CINCINNATI
st. Louis and All Points Mestt;x
r~,y. New-York foot Of Liberty daiy dor CHlCeu"
% n m and 1918 night. rITTSBrRG. 350 ex sun.
3 % " ,o'Is night CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 A m.
400 % m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a M ex:
sun 10 a. m. II 30 a. Dining Car 80 Dlhn 1 ar
"a 40 M sun. Dining Carr 600. $40 M DINING
Car 1918 night.
NORFOLK II 40 a. m daily. c......z.
NEW-o ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol and Cha''aho's~
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p m, dalV
All trains illuminated with Pintsch liglt. - o, r..,
Ticket ll3 l72 PCT 4s lto broan"ay OF
l4th St 127 Bowery. y. Y; 344 Fulton S. b'o0"'"'
stations n Liberty St. G. r. r. on y - -, c,ses
New York Transfer COMPANY Will can ior ANU '"s~-
baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
RIVAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON. ..
r, Philadelphia we;s dpys 80 s s s 200 ds o
ParIor Can. Dining car GOO Dining s cs' dS
II 40 Dining can A. NJ. 2:ao. 400 500 Dining CARP
500 Dining Carr P. NJ. l2:l5 night Con ,ooo
For baltimore and washington, week DAYS 800, luV'
li:ao dining Carr A. ". ?3o $50 500 dnlns co, CO.
II 40 Dining Can A. ~ 2:3o 500 Dining Carr. $50
Dining Carr p. NJ. 1918 night s.. .,o.u,.s ., foo,
Of Eiberiy ST lis 7c 2sl as ga it1 is2s ,, Foo a.
oTa Yves. i2sth ST c5i Columbus Av New York; Court
ST, SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn as Broad%ay W,nian rs
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
THE STATE or TRADE

baltimore Sept o5-Fiour firm sales, I $50 bbs wheat
93i M3.c. December 65isq65sc. steamer No REQ W9
G0ic. southern by sample 63m64sc do on grade olao4c
stock 526 POO bush sales 5000 bush Corn duli; nxen
suot 30s.m39tc; september 40c asked October asifm
Sssc. year h.a3i.c; January 33'saa3s,ci Soun ,
white 39c; do yellow. 4laI22c. stock, psosl Dush
g 900 bush Oats firm demand good No white. Mrst
ern 27G27i5c; No . mixed DO, 2isg2oc; stock; 1851
hush rive steady: No 2. i4d45c nearby 4Sc western
stock 81 GTI bush Hay firm; active demand cno'es nm
othy Si5 Grain freishts quiet Cotton hrm mldulnss
ste Eggs nrm i5c Cotton firm. iec Sugar strong
Other articles unchanged
Boston, Sept 25-Four nrmer. Corn quiet , Oats
steady shorts quiet Provisions quiet Butter gu'et
Northern creamery. 22G23c: Western, 21g2lc 'neese
aulet Northern she Western, 7lsgsc Eggs quiet East
ern isc: Western and Michigan l5glIc.
Buffalo Sept 25.-sprng wheat good demand ior oln
No hard: neglected; sales 5000 busn No har1
old spot. December New York; boOoo 40 ! l.
December price. Closing firm; No hard GA e spo,
65c; do T. 64Tsc do spot. 8tfsc; do T. oSsc
No / Northern spot. 62sc; do DISC Winter wnea :
dun closing No red spot. 64I.c track ana store; no
white Wisconsin, 65hc store Corn opened frIn; closed
oy 36isd3 6s.c: cars No corn, 36d38'.c track NO
velow store 37ssc; 36tsc store oats easier
demand light: No 2 white. 25c: No white, 24c; NO
mixed 23d 23i.c track. Barley weak; quoted; rancy
Winnesota SOC No 45c. No 3. 40ai2c Chicago. no =
a.. No extra 4Oc; No g. 36d3sc. Rye dun; NO =
44lc asked store and track. Flour firm: good demand
unchanged Mil feed quiet steady, unchangeh Chnai
Sreghs firm; good demand for boats: wheat re corn
oats lssc barley &c; haxsced 2'sc TO New fork
chicago Sept 25.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
so1,TuERN COTTON MARKETS.

,, mtidIing lGc. good ordinary 1Nc. net and
receipts 900 bales; sales 9eG. stock, +'Wl.
X ,rfok sept 25-coton Arm; middling; SIC low mid
ding Lido good ordinary. &c; net ana gross receipts
sss bales exports coastwise 3tj sales ~ stock oosv
savannsh sept 25.-Cotton firm. mdding. Sc low
mddng 7s.c good ordinary. not quoted net ana gross
receipts III bales exports coastwise 4o'l sales loo
stock. I3.HlJ. , ,,r,.
New orleans. Sept 25.-Cotton steady; good mddng
ssIc. mdding 5-lGc: low mddng 15-l6c good or
binary 7tsc: receipts 4iCS bales gross receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26

ovERTlsEMENTs AND sUBscRIrTIoTssr E NJ.
A THE At W.: THROWN oFricE 40 ;2,2 Broad
way "a door north OF Thirty Grs, st and AD'fyr "a
TISir Np,N'rr he following Branch Onlcesi 90
1.h,have . cor,er Twenty third-st.; 1872 Sxth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union stock Yards chicago Sept .RsceIIPt e
81 h,,S dcss MARKET ssa Tsa s@ S'%
Scas IS G.v :: o q i?ssg S
MARKET weak nnc iOc Heavy packing and shppns
9s So ss ssg@ 10 81 o4 light s. 5gs4 90 pigs
81 TO- % 900 head Market weak ana 70
9iSc Io%sr sept 2Scnte Receps 1913 head Market
fairly and d Sc Sss % 40 oa Ts Foe %" % s.
calves 50 80 Hogs Receipts ga head NARY" tx 1.
nnh =, sSstio sheep-Kecsp,s 1905 head Market
steady and prices unchanged Natives. So mixed s7e>
a East Liberty Sept 25cattle Receipt light mar Re
s s,sS r !. a sSSss Ss s =
80 TO- en s,S SG%s % faT dull and
prc"s shade lower; prime medium s. 1885, 40 best best
Io Is s.ass srsa. 80 iS@0 3, PouS 1
fs T e ca, a" saP"rsi Ss
gs lambs s2as' 30 veal calves soas''o heavy ana
n" 3 s mam q g. s sSS nr Z.
SLOW ana steady native steers best - logs ~ o1 s fr
to EoG4 81 fS S%" ~ SGS' S S"q ba 1is gs2 60
Sas sS "s s ' ssaa m r%Hss so~
' nugaio 90 SEPT last 2, hours
s I %S week, $3.50 head through oio to
New YORK ia head sale 20 head ne market opened
ssi, saa soSseT 81 75@ss choice 50 % common
II Ssoss scd iSs" SS~: "%
: FAR 80 % HGsS 70: sS seaa ' to
heaJ ON pnlc 1850 head market opened dull and lower
Ing grades s. 3Oas4 35 good medium weight - aoa
e. az GOOD 10 choice heavy generally 81 Wuft 10 two
SscEs 81 prime going 81 10: Yorkers good To choice
Weights 81 a0aSt as pigs and light YORKER .! 2oHS W
TO- fs,raightD 1BqSt 20. roughs. 81 25x3 30 and
stays saGSS Good Workers sold late at 81 25 tar 90
q, "a n and good mixed and mediums AT - WHSi 70.
81, .p and last - hours 5000 head toal
for week thus 80 500 head for sane tim" last week
AZ 900 head. consigned through 100 head To New York
600 head on sale $50 head In the early market good
is,r,h. uer, steady and other lambs slow.
b. ali sheep except good exports were lower market
clos"d dun light grade, sS, strong for good
common TO fair 81 9tps2 20: culls 81 25gs ~ prime
lambs 40ds4 80. fair 10 good " I3n - -, light
a. or6, 81 AZ. culls and common sass good TO choice
canada lambs 81 G0as4 20: common to fair do. - 2og
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

nm, orsrye pekoe 13aiGisc. Ooing-225 Foochow. 100
izlc: 90 Annoy sfa9c 500 Fcrmosa. lou2ohe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26

through Trains leave NV Oh, l0t . y % =,
IN 4. M.--Vestibulcd Express Daily tor Ns'nns.
w Einghamion. ElmirG. Buffalo. Bradford .a", "a
town, Cincinnati and Chicago. fatllF G" "
Buffalo. NJ. .,.,ps
- A. N.-Delaware Valley Express. Dai.y es III
- SUNDAY for Tuxedo. Goshen. Middle ton ~
Jervis Lackswaxen. Cacoon, Hancock' Ds'''"
Susquehanna ParlOr car 10 Port Jsrtis -. se
M - M,-Vsstlbued limited Daily SOLD trNn, -
w Chicago Chautauqua Lake. arrives t'eNe,hi ri.
s.4J K NJ Chicago I T. NJ. Slespers 70 w
cago cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car. ...
IN r. N.-Bunalo yestibued Express Daily ar, nn,s
III pnraio GAS A NJ making direct connecuos
for Detroit. Chicago and the Wes,. buhMMo p-'
sengcrs can remain In sleeper until A. NJ IN.
~ T. M-Via Chatauqua Lake and Niagara NJ ~
- D,il, Chicago. SiespeT- &c Ds''
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining car ,,,S
ocA .riHft TABLE TICKETS AND Pt'blMAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
1 nfOuS
as follow
900
G:15
800
700
S:45

Recommendations at III 2Gi. iol and %! Erosa rss.
ia Fast io5h ST. Chambers and West 23i-st ~;
Ss york Oh broadway and 333 Fuon-st. Brooklyn =.
iIudson-st Hoboken. and Jersey cry station EN-
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage ''
hotels and residences TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
RAILROADS..
-AMGRIc.'s oRGATEsr RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ uilnSnM RIVER R.R.

a.eo mi WNEsrs,t sunday. Empire State Bxprese
Fastest train In the world ..,..,. ,..,~.
s,33 A. MExeept sunday FS %o,i Kehhe'' 'p'"''
O,3O A M-Dally. Fast Mail For syracuse hocnes'e''
~ I,uraIo Niagara Falls. Chicago =,
fO,3O A. NJ Except sunday. Day Express for q" ""'
,.oo por'sn ni soni western Limited for cncn.
~ natl Indianapolis 81. Louis and chicago.
3,3O y "A Except Sunday. west Point fousnhe,p''''
Albany Troy Saratoga - ,>....,.
4,3O y M.-DnIiy North shore ld.fni'ed Due D'"'''
0,OO 3 M.i)aiiy For Albany Troy. Buffalo, cleve'
land Detroit, Chicago Cincinnati 81 Louis ,,,.
g,25 r. M-Dniy. Saratoga. Plausburg' 81 N'o""''
sarnnac Lake. and Lake Placid ,,.,.,,. md
ZOO T. M-Daiiy For Adirondack MOUNTAINS ana
7,ao T. N "norv For Auburn Road points. Buffalo
Niagara Falls Cleveland indianapolis ~ LOUIS
o,oO - M"pary Only Sleeping Car passengers for
,ochosier carried this train o,....,x
O,fh T. N-rslly For Cape Vincent. Ogdensbnrg'
Cleveland Detroit. chicago. $500 , ,,,.,,.,
points on New.York Central. every night except
ouo s"'sny a ng" a5 M-pa,y .scep, sunday. to
I'Itisneld via Harlem Division . a.. ps,.
On5 a. sunday only TO rl ,, ""' WV ~"
ALI NrGIIr'' TRAINS TO yoNkEHs. ~,
IAN nght' trains between isoth w. mn ppn'.
Putnam Division. Yonkers ~ connecu,gn ~,
the Elevated Road. This II the only hhe '"""'"s W."
night ,rnins out u New York.
Wagner Palace on all through trains
Trains Illuminated nv rir'rch Light ..-, ,...,.,
Tickets and Wagner Offices o. Gfann Ccnua, ~ r.;
ith's, e,s oadw ~ a85 columbu~ays. ~ West i2sh.
station. New York S3S ana ~" f"'o''
81 ami 100 nroadway Il. D. brooklyn. a., Wa,
Baggage checked from hotel or residence py the "''
J JoitN ~ To,G 9rlg"'''' GEORGE n. DANIELS.
cencr,I Manager General Passenger Agent
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-01
AN UNKNo WINS SUICIDE.

He Sends a Bullet Into His Brain From
Bulldog Revolver.
Yesterday morning at 7 O'Clock. VIM.
Mays, a fireman at engine house No. Z,
found dead man on Angeleno heights.
at the intersection of Edgeware road
and Douglass street, near the roadside.
He was lying on his back with bull
dog revolver clutched in his right hand.
Investigation showed that he had placed
the revolver to his mouth and sent a
bullet in his mouth. Il penetrated the
brain and death no doubt resulted in
stsntly. The suicide was middle-sged
man and wore respectable suit OF dark
clothes. but nothing WAS found by
which he could be identified, unless it
be scrap OF paper on which was writ
ten the name Whitman.
Coroner Gates was summoned and the
body was removed to the undertaking
establishment of Kregelo & Bresee,
where sn inquest was held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock. No evidence
identifying the unknown was presented,
but DR.. Campbell tf1Dnks he will be
identified, as he 10 almost positive tina t
he has seen the man around town and
that his friends will appear.
A singular thing in connection with
the suicide was that it took place only O
short distance from where the body OF
the unknown infant was found the day
before.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-01
SMELLS BAD.
Tho Abating of a Nuissucs Near West
lake Park.

Tho Abating of q Nuisaucs Near West
lake Park.
Out near Westlske park, ust beyond
its northern boundary, there ia a natural
depression in tho land forming sink
basin OF considerable proportions. In
times gone by The city started to fill this
up by hauling earth and refuse matter
and dumping it in tho hole. OF late
days privats individuals have be Ell con-
tinuing the filling up process, but the
stuff they have been dumping into the
place has been below par, as it were.
Yesterday the newly appointed park
superintendent caused the matter to
come before both the council and the
park com mission. Mr.. Munson, In the
council, stated that the hole WAS being
used now to dump manure and garbage
in. During the recent rains the essence
of this mess found its way into West
lake park lake and the residents of the
vicinity wear olothespins on their noses
now, and ask shat the nuisance be
Rbated.
The water in the lake has become
polluted with the foul seepage and causes
the air out that way to be filled with q
perfume not often mistaken for cologne.
The council, upon motion OF Mr.. Nun.
son, referred tie matter to the board of
pnblio works, and the park commission
referred it to the park superintendent to
ascertain if the lake cannot be drained
and refilled with nice, freeh water.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-01
THE POLICE COURT.

A Row Over Bread Tickets-ssm usm-
iIton's Case.
The trial of F. Brockman, charged by
Mrs. E. Patterson with battery, was par
TALLY concluded before Judge o wen yes
terday. Brockman is the driver OF o
bakers wagon and is employed by L.
Landsberg. The woman brought some
bread tickets from him and charges
both men with assaulting her and using
opprobrious epithets towards her in
3heir attempts to get back the tickets
which she would not pay for. They
deny her charges vigorously in broken
English and say she threatened to shoot
them. Humane Officer Wright is inter-
ested in the case aud testified that the
woman has young daughter whom
she sends out to beg. The case was no t
concluded, being continued until today.
Attorney Sam Hamilton. who ia
charged by Sackett Cornell with EN- :
bezzlemsnt of $48.75. was before Justic 8
Morrison yesterday and his trial was set
for February 9th, he being released on
his own reeognizanoe.
At the Recommendation of Chief Glass
the case sgainst George Finn, accused
OF playing the familiar look trick ON an
unsuspeoting victim, was released yes:
terday by Justice Morrison on the I'M
derstanding that he leave the city inns
mediately.
The case OF L. F. Banks. charged with
ENLIGHTENMENT, was partially tried before
Justice Morrison Yesterday and the de-
Tense made motion for the defendants
discharge on the ground of insufficient
evidence, which the court took under
advisement.
In police court yesterday several
DRINKS we're fined in various sums com
mensurate with the size of their jags,
and seven hobos we're convicted Of vag-
anoy who will DO sentenced today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-01
MRS. FRrTSCH'S SUICIDE.

A Coroner's Jury Says Death Resulted
From severing AN Artery.
An inquest wsa held yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock by Coroner Campbell
at the undertaking parlors of Kregel-
10 & Bresee upon the remains of
Mrs. Kathinko Fritseh. who com.
mitted suicide at the residence OF T. f.
Mcdonald, 1923 South Grand avenue,
Wednesday noon. The facts of the
suicide as heretofore published were
brought out with bat few additional
particulars.
1t was shown that Mrs. Fritsoh
formed her plan for taking ner life very
deliberately, and did not hesitate in car
rying it out. She went into q room in
a strange residsnce, took an ounce OF
sulphuric acid, and then cut the radlal
artery with a razor. The jury returned
a verdict that death resulted from a
hemhorrhage caused by severing the
radial artery with suicidal intent, say
ing nothing about the poison. Mrs.
Fritsch'a husband, John Fritsoh. is
living at present in Salt Lake Oity,
from which place the unfortunate lady
came to Los Angeles.