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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
,t Of DesDroases and Co-s

STATIONS foot q DesDro.sss and g. Tsancs s'sseA
G 1890 A. M sAsP % i
on c. Ai sis,sptt sss
A. Cincinnati Gao 4. ~, Ina, g. 500 A. NJ
zoo -. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Y n,,n ana cseaso al" Aiyss Cincinnati io ~
Go sSi p. n W wss sfsfs x Sleeping
.ss 55rHsSs ssafs y R;. efy
Sleeping and Lining Cags 70 Cincnnsti and a. Lows
A. sou,s ciT'sn. second ~ morning aqap''
500 sseiss Ssy s' sss . cs.
VIA ''s sourSSFx A R1ihxI; THsos'5Io,
"a 1s s nSS Yf H hk ZINE CGsST d ZEE
CARE "a lASp, mi; so g = Il ,-o,
D";1s pn"y lSs nm En- .p s
6sTl2r apa Dining Caro- rs 10" 'Didns Carr DINING
80 ss S SSiyE s sSa@e 4'9 PHl9s SS
chaIas Route; IN weekdays and win rn'0us'
ATE ssgs FRY ana SApp MAY Io wesk-d.''
F e 1ns n so si''Ty S";s S'::T S
Es s;ss' Is, .s;s's, ,;;aS '1,'p,s' "
II Is ,s 80 S y r. CAP 3 !:
nrs D,ns s Gn pn's ESQ., cs 80 20 Limited.
MSM . Dining can tso DnIns, CAP Dining
7ss., Snl.s nHS x. isl ss 81 y" !s' IGN ana
n2adT,y and f0s so q rsn street
B-oaIWay and BROOKLYN Annex station. FOOT q Fulton
BS csnany viii ea Tor and check baggage
hotels end ,csiSenc@s through 70 n WOOD.
" General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

Market closed steady 10 TO IA points ADVANCE c9i
narcd with Yesterdays closing prices da 700 700
notices: october s55: November. $50 Iota saes "o
haiss New-Ycrk net receipts 800 bales; gross go,
b"ios Exports Continent $50 bales Great Britain Io'
baies forwarded 33T bales: sales 2os balesi
ocs bales stock 100 bales Total net fecslps
goO bales: thus this week. 1900
,o-lav. 9319 bales; France o.V"'
continent 500 Thus far this week "deal
% 53 bales France 2s. bales; Continent - 'of
stock gD7 f7c bales spot cotton Quiet .'-io- occ
Mdding upiands Sac; mddling quiz use s"'eS' -0'
bales all spinning IT., ,.oss dating. sales
,o 400 i,.s. speculation and export lop oaiesi n
an O0p bales; receipts 2l.1DD bales; American $500
hais m,idling uplands 2332d. Futures opened s,eS
hyers AZ 2-64 advance; closed firm 5'e u Or poi'
advonce october l43isb; october November it62o'
,,ernIer December 4i2b December January ff%o Jn
nary fe,rlarv is2sH February March, i4"'sD MaiCn
Anil 445s Apr-Aay 446b: MayJu 4Hl.s june ~
45Os Manchester-l arms de;Tei IMAM
last repor; but buyers refuse on, cloths GUN .
CoTFEI,-Covering Of shorts caused hIrnsr eohs
sav out speculation small scale anu C.'I'iS
1,ales were fcntureless. Deliveries light i'eSep'S ~
santos and Rio only moderate. Hamburg STEADY. oc.o
ber rs q pigs November. 1875 pigs lecem9er ." PIE
anuarv i IL pigs: February 800 pss. havre oe
of ir advance October H225 francs November w ="
ncs. pecemlor francs January 81 francs fen
ri,r % francs official cables; keceiIs lor W.
svs &c 600 bags; exchange 10 lis Stock at hlo zVoVV
Saos 1learancos for United States il,Vo bags
S,os REGENTS for days 10000 bags; STOCK al santos
ooo hays Market quiet at 1900 reis contracts
barely steady io02o points advance Sales were o''o
iaIc follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

harvested The statement !. directly son,r. . to rhs
DSpc belief {, ,S. in hTs The NsSwes; stated
heavy the CARROT receipts 6S n Se Ssy los
al H" and Gss srDS ss s
he last @ oG bu .g sssIs' bush
against 900 bush Indian $3.50 bush nssinst sS
bsn The Tn the total Ms. bush 600
5ng the pieyou: week aal ln, wsrs :Ste bush
Sss las. r wnts s 2@, s Sn against
cs push Sash o,a 1885 against ~ 1 R rrsn
exports 1855 bush against S SATURDAY were G7 4oi
bush Of wheat and % bbls Of -four Late en IN ' oe me
prer Of local wheat brought out by the Gspechrs
G ns qsa9s wa. Fe yy an!
ss GSse ws ws o q SasS No terms
24cs6 bush No Northern New srk a. 4 =, nriva,e
cemSer b. od so's red IS " quoted At &c Decem-
Ter IN store December closed al oss.e no oy. nnr
g under December IN 'sGs in corn fairly
Heys ana There me seemed 10 quite little pressure to
sell in those deliveries. The demand ao' omre where
was WA. nvered on October Interior receipts . OF
corn wers ssf ush n' last year Exports $4,000 bush
against bush The actual ceaaS's OF ss 90
bush over last week The cleaFsnees from the A.a a
ports 70, I'M, the ces-ances have been oo6ioco bush Fu
closed at &c ne! asrns sys s ' 600 bush early
al 1 %ssc aoa c ou' No Tslf ss
sS elevator. vas rS an Sik he cemen Of prizes
very The arss 5eCeP ~ fSr taken pae and
the weakness in cash corn are sias afd o rb ne
the market and prices have easily sagseu on ~ III
los. to-day was only .c Cash 3 9,r ~ f
- lester sal bush, with dethis
lows 900 bush No at 23isc elevator To pusn NO S
a, 2lc. 1000 bush No white. 2'.c ana 'ou, 1us.
track white at 25G29c No white oats were iuose a.
eilsc bid and 25e asked .BAkLEn :, ne l,"'' ~
nn,inallv unchanged f34Joc for poor 10 so"i
RYE~Mar,e continues nominal with earlos qu , y,
as.,I5c - Rl' OK " IEAT-Market weaker; saies a',
yes,erlay 10000 bush prime state for export az oc Su
private terms. To-day it was quoted az &c ' "a
ga Ieranese was quoted at tJqi0c About No"o
h nrime state hav. been sold for export this sea-
sous SHsn .. MALT-Msrke nominal at SS0Goc for West
, -. a.. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
LEH|CN VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of COrtinnat and Desbr0..ss sts;
200 A VI. daily. except Sunday, for MAUCu CHUNK
and intermediate stations. ->.ry, ,oc,,rcrrp pr-p
raio NiAGiRA FALLS. eUgPENsIoN BRIDGE. and
,he West and principal and local points: dinng.car 10
SUSPENSION Bridge Pullman vestbuIe Sleeper 70 chicago:
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
FOR Reading and Harrisburg - r., AID ..a all
90 r. NJ. daily except sunday for ELMlkA ana an
stat connections for Posvle ana ean-
ir1. cho,r-car Wilkesharre. a 4,
.:SD y VI (Surdays onv) for Wilkesoarre L" q i'
Junction and Intermediate stations 49,, , IT NJ.
'x.1O - W. dailv except Sunday. Ar !" ana - 1870
i.errnedilc stations Iu.nH,, D""es
~ r,or-car 10 Wikeshar.e; connections Tor fo,s,ue
20 y H. dali, except Sunday for Bound Brook ana
'ncrnsdP'M daily or EAsToS and intermediate sta
tons. r,r.r-AIO NIAGARA FALLS,
-, ~, 49,. west Pullman Sleeper vesouea uain
am ~ P'.. (,,sro Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto:
corn.ctions for Reading and Harrisbirg, .. ,,..,
20 - NJ daily except Sunday for Eastern ana ih'e''
mcgee I, ~ aouv for ITHACA, GENEVA. RoCHhs-
gno ,r: ~, n NIAGARA FALLS and all points
Weet Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and Bunaio 'ha'-
car 10 wilkesharre .,o,tora n, or eel a4x
and s2s prosaway ~ East l4th 81 l3S Eas, lZosn
WORK Fulton St. ,'onrt St' - D'o"""'' INV
p-nokIvn Annex. BROOKLYN. " y o.. -, or.ox 10 o..
,- Work Transfer VIII call f2r nni chek pas
rors rom hotel or residence through 20 DESTINATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains lea, West 4.d Station. y. Y. follows.
ana Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:,.:IO A. NJ Daily. Local 70 Buffalo. ~ ,,,n,aina
40 A. NJ Daily local to Albany. for catski Mou nnix
and Saratoga. Parlor TO Albany, SundaSs
oI5 A. s.. Daily Albany, Utica. Syracuse
Bufrao Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and I'M WSn.
LBS 4. Daily except sunday. TO Catskpl ~.
tsins New Pc Lakes Mohonk and M ,5nr car.
400 T. VI. Daily. except sunday, for Albany c..,..
600 r NJ Daily for Albany Montreal Utica Sy,s ,r,;
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Torcno. pssoi~
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis. . - ,n.,v
10 NJ. except Sunday for Newturg Aioanys
Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car TO Krss"sn Syracuse
7.f5 y. a. Daily. except Sunday. for Cuea s!'"Su'~
Rocheste. and RuNaoy ,.....
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
Chicago and St Louis. - - ...z.
For tickets time tables paror and slsepngcar accom-
violations apply offices. Brooklyn and New YORK anu
at Time tables at principal hotels per r'nef
information address Z r. sMbrHi
Gen. Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave New-fo'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

S GsA en' w % but Fe feeling e Se No @"2
10 red 59Asqd25.c; 10 corn 2s'saSoS 40 cats;
aax.eed s9@so9 prime timothy seed os nox g
: MSsi RR ds dSs: s 5o dry sailed s
boxed 81 75Q$4 s7ia short clear sides boxed - 80
s 6a Ria S's: sPs tar lard
he Pppdurs Exchange to-day the butter marke. was
i e Ess s %c Sgam %e s ifc seconds 'S
Cincinnati oct 29-Fioar active; prices UNCHANGED
Wheat quiet NO red gee ree sac red Gie GSn
yellow ear, SOC; oats firm active No mixed 2le; 10
do 2Je Pork quiet; mess s. 10 clear mess SO 80;
aG ket IT, &c : Prime steam 8 4ogS5 80 Bacon dm
sides short clear sides, 5'sc; box meats worth
c more Dry sal'ed meats hrmer put quiet; loose
sdes &c; box meats worth &c more Egvs,M Market FIRM
bis at 81 %
MwauFes Oct 2swhsa opsnsa shade S. ar%sT but
figure December opened at 59sc, fell Bose and
closed 59i.c. May moderately active and 4q4'2c
T!es lover No Northern sola from Co,ss down to og's
No northern 3Se to $50 NO sgrrs ose to 1Ie
easier. No sold down to 4oc extra No sold from 2sc
white. e.. a2oec no do lssgle.e Rye easier and
in eS aG D5 IN d a demand Nd At S SS F T
steady and in moderate demand chiefly domestic
at $ioasio o standard fine mdihss. $40 25sio e. and
white at si2asl2 90 Provisions lower Mess pork 81 30
s. 60 January.
MnneapoIs Oct 90 2o1Whsat lost ground to-day The
mrrbr "na5ed ef &c and closed M 5tSc. theso were
high and low prizes Tor the Session Nay opened at ase
&C. cash Wne9 a. was in sed % % "a, r. EreW bs
sss, No Northern 5isc NJ Northern s5,sc cor
Spot corn was very scarce ano mles making good o.
lG Flour active at So @0Gs3 80 Cor patents 81 lOGs2 Is
bbls. Mis,uns-The output Ia large and trade mostly
more or less dcmoralizei bulk S.; shorts ssa
s. 25 middIings. $40 5oasio ~.
Philadelphia, oct. 29-Flour- Market qu Vt without i'm
pSra1t chang 9sa IS 9o a. e Eaa ample ysp
asking rates Offerings from the mills. however. were
position to stimulate business at expense concessions
Rye steady. demand hight; choice Pennsy vanla at
on call there trading IN options ana foreign
orders Were limited below workable basis; No red
GSla6ssc January. 69aaG5Asc. CornOp,ion market
ggS yin o % h"S Ss s. p senra M9df p se
workable basis Local earlets ruled steady under small
crop was received to-day The grain was grown in
Maryland inspected No yellow and sold at 3oc bush
were quoted at iai2c: No . mixed October 39r39ii c
November a5NG35sc; December. s4g34se; January 3Ss.
ferinss former rates. Futures duh, UNCHANGED; No
Ser January S5Q25Sc Eggs arm for fine fresi
stock. PENNSYLVANIA hrsts. Gle. Western nrsts l9n.0c
weS Early Rse q ESQ., ursanSs and slsrs 2s su,
sherdans and rural NewYorkers 2jq2sc Other article,
/ unchanged.
st. Louis oct. 2o.-Flour dull and unchanged. Brar
steady sacked eas, side 52,sq&c country points "a
December CO.. 0GOS.c May G5'sc corn lower; October
&c De,ember 2s.a24e Nay 25'sc Oats easier oc
faa me at steam sS s. S. s sFS. g 80 e.
salt meats shoulers GSc. ribs 4soc; clear 4o5c Hsi
ties. SOC; hemp wine DC Lead Sellers ask 81 c7s: n
81 90. speter lowey and dull; sale. at 81 o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool, oct. 20 3:45 D. m-Beef-Extra India pcss
dun ut los. prime dun at 5ss Oh Pork-Prme mess
Western nne duh 56s "a. do medium dun a, asa "a
HaInsShort about IL IL 10 firm at ass ID l,acon-
Cumberland about ~ 80 H. dull short rh
about - No. at steady 34s long clear midles nbout Ak
H. steady AZ 32s ID long and short clear mides about 80
n. DUH 2Ss ShouldersAbout ~ 20 Is ~ rrm nt eTs
I.ard-Prme Western steady at eas Cheese mer-
lean finest white coloed nrm +Os FOR and aI IA
for September make. Cottonseed oiLivcrpooi r,nned
dull at lis Spirits of urpentne steady 2Os Rosln
Common firm at A. ID Wheat-No red winter Arm n,
~ Odd No red spring stock FlourSt Louis fancy
winter Arm at Is corn-Mixcd Western spot duh M n
md; October steady 81 md November steady AT re
4td December steady at IS AID Hops at London-Pac0c
Coast dull at ~ f0sQfa. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BAIL A.hOiNb n"
WASHINGTON

~ WASHINGTON. - an.
rsr Philadelphia wesS d@ys So so s 20 20 so
af aS 'e ca 800 Dining ca goo PS,ns GAP ,5 5So
II 20 Dining car A. NJ 23o 400. 500 Dining Carr.
Goo Dinins carr P. M. 1918 nisht .. s.oo ,ooo
riso Dining Carr A. ". 800 $50 500 nnins Gar, Cs5.
II 20 Dining Car, \. NJ. 2:st eco Dining Carr $40
and naror car seats can procured at foot
q, Liberty ST. ii3 r12. 2GI 45. ga LAO s23 Broad
49, M Gti Az ~ 14th ST.. 1874 East l25th 81.
e7s l2sth ST. 25 Columbus Az V, Court
burp The New-York Transe Company win call for and
cbact IN graee residence N destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RAl TIMoHE & ONO RAILROAD.

u,Ittmorc Warrington. Chicngo; CincinhatAs
st Louis and All Posts MesJxs
prTfNAN CAR SERVICE on Ala, IltAIHnS1c ,co
,..,s NowYork foot of Lberty-st. dsly dop CHICSno
80 q m and i2i5 LITTsBgTG o e 1S sun
Geo D. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE: S a. m; c ex
s,,o 10 a m II 80 a. Dining tar Zcsl DihnS Id.
r. 40 n M ex sun. Dining Carl t3:Oo GOO p H' D'hhs
1915 night
NORFOLK. II 30 a. daily 1850 -. c,,,,,roo~.
Sr:V-ORIEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ara cha''anooss'
through pullman Sleeping Car p. n. faiiy
WI All trains fumna I'd with pntsch light ., va.
18Th St. 1877 Rowsry. " Y: 244 Fu!,on s. br0okyn'
STATIONS roHt liberty St. G. r. X. or ~ -.
New York Transfer Company viii can ior ana ehec*
rror, hot M residence tn destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
(Anthraci:e coal used exclusive.y)
Four tracks. Automatic BLOCK signals

-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
o and after October - 1875 ..
Trains leave foot 81 L.terty 81
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK go
$50 7.I5 $50 GI:f, 70 Esston, A. NJ. blo 30 90
go q Is to Esston) A. NJ. 800. 80 600 p N
I:i0. 40 1: 30 p NJ. Sundays, 40 4; n ,.,o
a9r 9 soaass Zoo s.s 80 p M i25 night Sun.
days 100. 2;so $50. 800 o iTiI n'sht ,,o ,so.
400 300 -; p. NJ. 1915 night Sundays 100 'So'
For sinbury Lewisburr end wilamsport at $50;
500 90 LOO p II 1910 i:'o 7s' p sun'a''' 20"
" " ArI~RAIL ROUTE. 49,,
For Red Pank Branch and points south 70 Polnt
Pleasant 4:3o s:i5 II 40 A. NJ. 1880 las. 400 80
f15 p " Sundays exceot Ocean Grove ana Asour'
Park 900 A " 400 p. VI
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barnesat. $50 Old
For itlanc city vineiand. and Briige:on. 4:ao A. M
For Nsnrnosth Beach, seabr,gh,. ard IIighiands Of
Navesink 400 Sis II 80 4. NJ. 40 40 80 80"
100 r. NJ Sundays 200 A. NJ. 400 F. VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
RAILROADS..
-AmssIo"s oRsATEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
Vt, R.!
~ HUDSON RIVER r. R.

From Grand Central Station. 42d street. ,,,.,.
sao Fro" I.s sunday Empire State nAp'e's
e8o =. "a. ~, ,.,n IN the world. .s..,.,
o,oO AZ pa,iv Fast Mail. For Syracuse. H'e"''''''
"' nuTsio Niagara Falls. Chicago. TO, ali i'm.
,o.o i,u M rynent sunday Day Expresa for MI '"
,no Ro' M6ay Southwestern Limited for c'n''"'
natl Indianapolis and 81 LOUIS. r.,,o,, cieye.
I 900 r M-Daily Chicago special ior 'V'''
,,:O p n IE1cept sunday. West Point. Pousnk7ep'''
Aba.y Troy Saratoga ,,,.. r,ua Detroit
4so ,G M-pay tn SS,sh 40 '""'e'
GOo I, MHI1aily For Albany. Troy, Urea oyi" Si,
buffalo Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Ch''aSo' VII"
oox ID " 1auv Saratoga Piattsburg. ST. Aiosn''
saranac Lake. and Lake Placid. ,,rr,,,ns and
700 T. W-Daly For Adirondack Moun'a'"' CIV
7.3O M~Daiy. For points Auburn Road bI I,,
Niagara Falls Cleveland Indianapolis d. A'''''
Chicago r.. ca.sengers 70.
0,1s = MEDsi,v For Cape Vincent ogdensou's'
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago. .ra principal
1910 KAN Central r every night except
oo su1say s n'sh An, p M-Day except Sunday to
o,n 'snes sn Dia only to Pshed and the Berk
WIN .b,r. HiIs via Harlem Division. ,s
ALI NIGHT TRAINS To GoSh and point. on
IN nf nS,.tn train. Tn s Yonkcrs IN connection Nth
the Elevated Road This Is the only inc '""''''
night" trains on, OF New-York. ,,.
Wagner Palace oil through ua''''
Trains Illuminated By Pirisch Light .,~, e,.,,on
Tickets and Wagner Ofces al Grand Cenrai ~ Fs.;
!, Par, . 1s ss as FG' q
st. ard i3St-st station New York 3ss and go f"''o"
Ct. md ioe broadway L. D., Brooklyn b., ~. West.
baggage checked from hotei or residence oy '"e '
'oHS na ~, Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30

good 81 5oas2 80: stccke and feeders = co.'s V steers
% GOfs3 10 sheep-Recep,s 5000 head; market sen''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
ara cream AT the different railroad distributing points III
and near the city for the week have been as fofows
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

The average price paid for Surplus on the platforms
has been 81 - Il OF 10 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
= ri e L 4 N ES.

Through rains leave New-York. foot Of Chamoers-se
a, follows and 1--WE earlier from West 2Sd-st.
n.nn A. M.-Ve-tiDGled Express Daily for "svefy,
J:UU iinghanton, Elmifa, Buffalo. Bradford James
town Cincinnati and Chicago. Par!or car 70
Buffalo.
Ors A. M-Delaware Valley Express. Daily. except
S'lC sunday 10. Tuxedo, Goshen, Middetown, fort
Jervis I.ackawaxen Ca!llcoon Hancock, Depos,,,
Su.uuehanna. -. -, q.
800 eas vss'tHlsa %Fi :''y f'
S45 A. NJ, Chicago =. NJ Sleepers 20 Chi
cago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
ZOO s5 s5 V N %ssas
for Detroit. Chicago and the West Buralo pas
sengers remain I'm sleeper until A. NJ
OK u. M-via chatauaua Lake and Niagara Falls ,i,
C:4O DAILY TO Chicago Sleepers TO Bur
faio Chicago snd CinelnnatL. Dining Car ,,,,
r oCAI, TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
l. Recommendations at IN. 2s 4Oi ana g! Broadway.
i50 Fast i25th ST. Chambers and West 7sdst ferries
hudson. St. Hoboken. and JERSEY city Station. Era
transfer Company calls Cor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences TO destination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

Bran new home made guitar, cheap
Apply at this Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

WILLIsz-Pocatello. Idaho, October 10Th,
anna Diehl Willis, grand daughter of
Christopher and Anna DiehI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27
DIED..

W1LLlSG1Pocatello. Idaho October 26th.
Christopher and Anna Diehl.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock at
the residence of grandparents No. 525
East Second South street.
EAKLE+At Lehi, Utah. October 18th
1888, of pneumonia, Mary Jane
Eakle, wife of Henry K. EakIe, aged
&c years.
Funeral services will be held today
(Sunday) at 1880 p. m. from the Eigh-
teenth ward meeting house.
Friends respectfully invited to attend
KNIGHT-In the Twentieth ward. this
city, Oct. &c, at p. m, of teethine
Cora Edmund knight, aged Is months
Funeral will be held from residence Of
parents, 43S Sixth West Monday, Oct. %.
at 2 p. m. Friends invited to attend
FORKES.-Oct. %, 1895, at the residence
of H. A. Reeve, rs East Third South,
OF general debility, John Forkes, aged
20 years and months
Funeral services at 1890 Sunday, at the
Tenth ward meeting house. Friends re-
specially invited
SANIGER.-John Hyrum Sanger, born
in Worcestershire, England Jan. Is.
1876, died Oct. %. 1895.
Funeral services from Twenty-frst
ward meeting house, Sunday, Oct. q, at
o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

peared for the petitioners, Attorney
John Marshall for the American Loan
and Trust company and Attorney P L.
Williams and R. S. Hall of Omaha for
the Short Line and Utah Northern rail
way companies. Counsel for the petit
TONERS held that by the consolidation
the mortgages of the separate sections
did not lose or forfeit any of their
rights as mortgages. and the consol-
idation did not change the conditions
of the separate mortga ges, and there
fore that their clients had a right TO
be heard as party defendants.
Lengthy arguments were made on
both sides, at the conclusion of which
Judge Merritt sustained the motion,
and order was entered permitting the
complaints in Intervention to be filed
and the other side allowed ten days TO
file bill of exceptions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27
Grand Jury and the Coal Combine.


An example of the tightness with
which the coal combine has its clutches
on the threats of the people Of this
city is shown in the recent experience
of T. d. Lewis, who presumed to
launch into the coal business without
consulting the barons who compose
that monopoly. Mr.. Lewis, apparently
rashly defying the big thirteen who
compose the coal exchange, rented a
yard, built extensive sheds, put in
scales and had a spur thousand feet
long built from the Rio Grande West
ern railway tracks to the yard. all
with the intent of opening up in the
coal business. When everything was
in readiness Mr.. Lewis eSsayed to pur-
chase coal from the various companies
who deal in the different qualities sold
on this market, but was considerably
surprised when he was given to under
stand that none of them would sell
him coal at any price. He was in
formed his orders could be received
only through some of the members Of
then he could not be supplied at whole
sale prices, but would have to pay the
regular retail rate fixed by the thirteen
members who compose the coal exchange.
AS a consequence Mr. Lewis aspirations
to become a coal merchant seem to be
nipped in the bud. However he is of the
opinion that the action of the coal ex-
change is in violation of the law of Con-
gress made TO protect trade and COM
merce from unlawful restraints and mo-
nopolies., With this in view steps are
being taken TO bring the matter before
the grand jury, who will be asked to
make an investigation and return indict-
ments against violators of the law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27

In the police court yesterday Henry
Rose who was charged with vagrancy,
was discharged because he stated he was
not only a pensioned veteran of the late
unpleasantness, but had been shot
through the head a Minnie-baH having
entered his right temple and passed
through the left temple. He showed sn
ugly scar to prove his words, and Judge
Smith allowed him to continue in his vag
John Doe paid 50 for leaving his team
unhitched on the street.
A bench warrant was issued for the
arrest of L. TeHefson, the driver of the
leaking swill cart. When arrested by
Officer Rhodes he was allowed to go on
his own recognizance on promise to show
up with his employer. John Frazier, Of
Tenth South and Fourth East.
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the prospective bridegroom decided to
Mrs. Vanderbilt large estates in Eng
land which mad been in his family for
years. While the intrinsic value Of
these estates may not be equal to Mr..
Vanderbilts gifts to his daughter, yet
they have heretofore always been con-
sidered too valuable TO be permitted to
pass out of the Marlborough family
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-10-27
ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS.

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FOR SALE.

Oakley Park, high, dry, magnificent
view. close in, is the best investment on
the market; $100 per lot, $40 per month,
no interest; is building rapidly. ". e.
Hubbard 43 West Second South street.