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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal! enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attes.
the value to health of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to lis presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; eiiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and 'fcvers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but il is man
ufacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
20. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being veil informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
POLK MlLLER'S HIT.
a Great Reception Given Him at
Chautauqua, NJ Y.
Special Dispatch to The viryinian,


CHAurAuQuA. N. T., August lG.-hIr.
Pork Miller made the INT" of his Iita
here Wednesday night in the Amnhi.
theatre to over 5000 people, repre.
senting almost every State in tba
Union. MIR. Miller's pictures of negro
lie and manners IN the old times be
lore the war was listened to bv ths
highly cultured Northern audience
that fac ed him for Oh hour and half
the audience calling for him to 90 on
and the management extending his
time for half all hour. The entire
time FOR both entertainments the as
sem oiage snt apparently spellbound.
and when he had tinlshe.i and Tia on,
pause had died out hundreds of ned.
pie from every part of the country
crowded abont him and showered unon
INN congratulations for the success of
his effort. II q As
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
ELIZABETH CITY, N, G.

ELIIADErh CRY, \. c., August 1G-
lbs Naval reserves paraded III their
new UNIFORM yesterday afternoon,
Lieut.. Wlnslow, commander of the
Slate reserves, was present ani after
the parade took them up the river on
bis steamer, the GertIe Nav. lie
promised them trip to the Atlanta
Exposition IN November. CONSIDERING
the fact that nearly all of the them are
aew men, never having been members
OF military organization before. the
reserves make very creditable show
III drilling.
There will he an excursion to Nae's
ii cad on the steamer Newborn next
Tuesday. The fare for the round trip
is 81.
Al special meeting Of the Town
Commissioners to day 1t was agreed to
employ Mr.. ID. j. Howell, an engineer
from Washington city. to estimate the
cost OF cutting ont two canals and to
furnish necessary specifications at q
cost to the town of $50.
y man who looked to be trsmp
and who gave his name as CLarIes
Russell, was arrested last night on n
charge OF drunkenness. He had been
threatening tn carve up any officer who
should attempt tn arrest him, with a
large knife which he carried, but did
not make good his threat. but went
with The officers to the lookup without
trouble.
strange colored man, who pretends
to DO magic doctor, is in the CITY
trying to make dupes OF some of his
race. The police hive no charge on
which 10 arrest him,
MID SUMNER CLEARING SALE
Extra Bargains for Each Day, Wright's,
1876 Main Street
See last sundays VnGINIAN for cut
price list.
SPECIAL for Monday and Tuesday,
'Embroideriss.
Special for Wednesday and Tburs.
day, "llaudksrchiefs.
Special for Friday and Saturday.
"HosIcry."
Big bargains all over the stor. O
Wr'ghts, 1876 Main street.
Electric PANS.
Best and cheapest IN the city. SIM.
ply Just received. Call or drop nostnI
to Is. Steinhllber, Telephone Exchange.
on the Wrong >,uc al tn. .,r,,
Geo. ID. Chase, Ill Main street. bpt
ne is on the right side of prices Fine
line Of watches, chains, etc, belt buck.
les md silver novelties. ptomnt at
tention gwen to all Kinds Of repaira
Or. \. Jackson, HommopatLjst
Oifice. Moritz building; Residence. Ho.
tel Norfolk; phone. 286. w ood,r
30 Close our Bm.,ncss.
am OtiafIno mn
ooots and shoes at and below cost.
Mrs. Is. RArHgL.
anglo I'm JIG Church stroat
Iced Tea at Macs. Ice Cream at
Macs.
Pitchers Gastoria.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

respondent to make some enquiry into
the recent strike and present status of
affairs III this mining district. Tho
sentiment oil people generally is thut,
whatever grievances the miners may
have had originally, tho attempted
modes OF redress were ill.judged aud
Incorporate. That violencs was seri
ously threatened. aud that under the
Indictment of lawless leaders the peace
would have been broken but for Gov.
OFerralis wise procnutiuu, is the iudK-
ment OF all conservative minds. The
evidence on both points seems to me
conclusive. The Governor took q grave
responsibility, took it bravely and
wisely, and he is deserving Of praise,
not criticism,
Affairs at present are quiet aud Likely
10 remain so, Notwithstanding the va g.
porings of the walking delegates aud
the mutterings of those who prefer to
retain grievance rather than return
to work. The force now employed ia
sufficient Tor much larger output than
that which preceded the strike, and 10
thoroughly reliable. The owuers are
not rejecting union men. but adhere to
their determination to retain the non.
union labor which came TO their rescue
ut critical time. | understand that
the present rate OF shipment, If cou.
tlnueu until November LIST, will more
than compensate the shortage incurred
during the shut down of the riots.
| must postpone to another date "a re-
lution OF my p!ensant experiences of
cool weather, bounteous fare, and de.
lighttul society at some OF the water.
lug places for which the Southwest is
Justly famous. Mons ANoS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
A LIE IN INK IS the BLACKLIST OF LIESl
SO Expect to Find the Truth Here, Except We or II
Printer Err

iowels pue Linen Huckahack, yes, wbales-o7
"a 80 inches long, and heavy very heavy We do not
ny ,hn on these towels when thew are
bought Tor 20c cucl - $3.50 VIZ" '"o! arc
and M towels mis-" pure linen and heavy but
a"" hrRe enough Tor most people, ceucb.
Yes ~ ''' '"'"'S" ioA'i inches DO each.
SKIRT patterns Black and White Striped Onpo Fanno,
reduced " N'''' W "oai ihese
e ng lot Of Simpsons finest (Cnlico pruts Light and
p pretty well covered, 7c to a yd
t, @ rns' bsck FINK, Blue, Tan. White Cream Hose
Wv "e WORK nsier Hose that sell always Oc are here now
@ PAR. It was ncky purchase. they are soi
again. They will bu gouo soon, ~ Ni ~ 'peIA Vi 'nese
several hundred odd ladies' few of each
sumo ".nsdne Cambric
rh'u uo"n from Sl25 and &l37 last week Atbonoh
"eIo Son sli there enough
aH 10 say That thew II greatba bargain ~ " 80 o''
ndos Nitts Pure Silk, black sunar, o,o,, ga.
ro nn ogRan undersh DC Do look for tho ord
n"S @'o ohes LOT Ill THIS half TINT
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
Police commissioners Reply TO the
Mayor.

We, the undersigned Police Commits.
sioners. having borne with such ia
thence us We could command Tor nauy
mouths the inlse aud misleading Iumors
that we were usnrping the powers or
prarugntives OF the Mayor, which we
know enannted from the friends,
pnpero and attorneys OF the worst
criminal cnss, and so long rs these
rumors were chiefly confined to that
class we RETAINED from any public
uoticG OF them.
But now since Mayor Petit has, in
an official letter to the Councils, signed
by himself NJ not written by himself.
IN which he declares that we huyc eA-
ceeded our legal rights aud have en-
deavored to usurp his prcrugatives,nud
ID which letter he makes the declaru.
ton that the police force Is in de.
morallzed condition.
We therefore feel II not only due to
ourselves but TO the Councils nud peo
plo to officially state that Mayor Petttt
has grossly misrepr esented both us aud
the police force.
While he has rarely attended any
meeting or constitutions OF the Board
lie hhs done oil TINT lie could to pre-
vent complete organization OF the
effective work.
That lie has rarely if ever been
ready to originate any measure or to
express an opinion or vote upon Ruy
measure or motion that originated
with us.
1hat non attendance, non-action and
procrastination have marked his con
uuct ior many months. while he his
INDUCED IN false aud unkiud criticisms
oil us TO those who hang about him and
induce him to talk.
Ohder these circumstances We were
confronted with the condition of de-
partment without \ head and Ii com.
mHhd without a leader. The law break
ers we're quick TO see that the force
could only be made effective bv notion
aud they by hired attorneys have in
every possible way thwartcd the ef-
forts for their rcstrnint.
We ut last concluded to accept the
only honorable course left and indeed
forced upon us by tho inetticiency of
tue Mayor and to hold our meetings
and attend to all the business of the
department as though we had no
Mayor.
The result 10 good and effective
organization of the department aud
me reign OF good order throughout
tue city. This we vii! maintain until
we are succeeded in legal way by
those who may be chosen by the Conn.
ellis Tor that purpose.
Conscious that we have not only
sought, bat secured the safety of the
city and inspired the law breakers with
a wholesome dread of tho lnw-we
a9ide Inc calm and righteous Judgment
of our fellow citizens,
JONI Y. BoLroN,
c. f. VEKplER,
Police CommissIo ners.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

SALtSMAN NJ One locally and one TO travel; viii
~ pa! gSod salar, aud expenses commissions
siuefi easily obtained; experience unnecessary
for amrles and particulars address =. o. BON 80
New ' orr City.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

WANTED A steady co'orcd Woman 10 cook
~ wash and lion Permanent home Tor one " he
San come well recommended Apply ~ Free
HlRsOu str ct. aus-.f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

l WANT FIVE EXPERIENCED BUILDING
aad Loan solicitors Tycll acquainted in Mort TX
anu adjacent TOW VIII pay salary with COM
passion ca J on W. NJ. PAEk, nj Atlantic Hotel
k"IfoE between = and { u m ati.tt
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
Fell Omt ora sree

Capt. John CasoD. of the New York
philadelphia and Norfolk Railroai
Company, fell out of IL fruit tree ves
terday afternoon at his bone, on Wood
street, and was painfully, but not
seriously, bruised.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
" = N'I'Elb.

WANTED HELP Wanted. hrst-clas, opera.
LAUNDRY. auli:.rf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

DAKINEli WANTED TO ESTABLISH ELEC-
TRlCAL INDUS iRY-A thoroupb urariic,l
eie.'tI'a en- iLcer i.iadN2ia OF one OF the leading
sulEer,h!tsl ~ present ~! eriuiendeut vi large
""th, IN me Eat having some capital dvsIr, TO
sssoei"te ni'u-ei with man ,ouInIandinu c.pi' al
s"SlhrSN ability am ocal standing with 4 view 10
:" "'e IN N"iioE. Ior tie paip',c OF establishing
aot"s E"'ctcn'es. details OF formation c.r
So WI hs i'tni>hsd ty corresponding with p
~, t''I' W Wig man OIL, Y. IYg...in Il
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

A GENT make = daily. Marvellous invention
~ EttHls 20 &c Is 70 SOLD in a ouse Sahul,
fea lei FREE. fUESIEE y MAXIM, CincinnatiO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

IoR SALE OR ESClIANG E-FlFrEEN HEAD
oi Slahdir met siauOns. Brood Mares otis
Shi iliits, Tor rcal eitaic, hltvss or !umber II
SONEN, Box 10 Newro,t News. Va. aui-suIt
kOE SAlE-A lart Or "a OF Beech Cove Farm
tll1 acres, hc.r NeuuIsvlp rrluctsu Anne
county. Aiso rent thart OF corn crop household
fuIn'."rc, hay, &c Part posscs, ION now, other on
or fore ST January 1890. Apply 10 \ t. LY-
eAN, kemP'Niile. or J. y. LEIGH. H. Bank
street, NS folk. iyyo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

~ ANIED-liaNeing i osineu 10 sell dry =, obs
" on comintss on only those who have had
sNpri'n soliciting orders tor dry Goods need APP
ny. Address with tai, part c liars and refer noes
L. COHEN \ SONS, Baltimore, Md aul5.3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

A GENTS MAkEsJ DAILY. Mary lous inycn.
- ton. EctaiS 81 cents. Twoiosir sold IN a
house ssmple mailed free. FOR>lIEE y MANN.
Cincinnati O. ly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

pEEsoNS DESIRING To INVEST MONEY IN
NIrginnH office no
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

LADY DESIRES SEPTEMBER i5rH OR OC-
~ tnt CT list, hos ~ good 10 alltv, and will
Z SD ocoupluts or OF saine: references cx
changed. Address q. \, this office auI 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

Special sale of neckwear. Goldman
IL Hoiiheimer, 100 Main street.
Why travel without one of orr Gov.
ert' overcoats? Correct in fit silvia
ana place. NICHOLS & WALLACE
1863 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES,

I OST-Wedncsday afternoon at Ocean View an
q! pen faced Ladies cod Watch, with cham An 1
., consulting OF i"o Rugs. The hnl.r viii be
elriau office -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

Iced Tea at Macs. Ice Cream at
Macs. 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-08-17

D" Close Out Hms,ncss.
l am oieflng my entire stock of
boots ami shoes at and below cost.
Mrs. Is. RArHRL.
anglo I'm ZIG Church s,roat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
WINNERS AT LATONIA.

Cincinnati Nov 6.-The card at Latonia to-day
only ordinary one. but the racing was GOOD.
The meeting will close Saturday. Summaries:
First race Zone me)-strathrol, l12 (Martin) to l.
FIRST Major Dripps Reif, 40 10 second; Certainty
100 CThorpe). to .. third Time-l:42
Second furongs)-Clssie Il. 1O5 q. Gardner.
u TO J. first Shuttlecock. 100 crkns) to ., second
Helen Mar. 10 o. HID, 70 !. third. T'me-lO2A
Third Zone mile and seventy yards)-Rasper 105
perkins, TO . FIRST Jane 107 Thorpe) 10 TO- second
birmingham. 1O7 CW Hicks). TO !. third Time ish.
Fourth six fur,ongs)-Eogue y6 W. Hicks.
J. ;irst; Nance 1903 Clayton TO 2 second; Charley
Weber. "a Hteih). 10 To !. third. Time-I:l6
Fifth (six Misunderstanding (Thorpe). 10
l. frat Twelve Fifty. l07 ON. jones'. 20 l. second
Martin. ll5 clayton. 10 !. third. Time-llS&.
Sixth race. six furongs)-Besse Nichols. 40 o. Gard
ner). so to l. hrst Mary Keene 107 erkne 10 to
oDd Silurin lO4 CIV Hicks. 40 TO third Tme-1i5h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
CIDER AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR WATER.

From The Boston Journal
Adams County, Ohio Much sickness is reported.
Luckily Adams County has an immense quantity OF
cider on hand" The ancients do not agree with
our contemporary. Robert Burton says cider is a
cold md windy drink and for that cause to be neg
lected as inducing melancholy. The Arabian
leeches looked askew at apples in any form. King
John OF England increased his ague by drinking
of new Ciser call 1t Slider" Bishop AL
cock spoke in 1897 of 'Saynt John Baptist which
etc neiier fesshe dranke wyne nor cydre" In
England on Twelfth might eve apple trees were
toasted and wooed by farmers with pagan rites.
Nevertheless, n the cider in Adams County Is like
the old Herefordshire cider. exquisite that the
Earl OF Manchester, Ambassador at Paris, n frugal
soul palmed II off the French nobility for wine,
the people will be tempted to drink That hard
cider will not ntoxicate is vulgar error long ago
thoroughly exploded in New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
ISAAC LEVY FOUND NOT GUILTY.

The trial of Isaac Levy. the furrier who for
merly had a store at No. 10 West Third-st was
concluded before Judge Fitzgerald in General SEES
sons yesterday. Levy was indicted for con-
spiracy last spring, and his trial has occupied two
weeks. The jury retired at p. m and in half
an hour returned with verdict OF not guilty
The conspiracy indictment was the outgrowth
of charge OF grand larceny and embezzement
he made against two Of his former employees
Adolph and Montague bernhard He charged
them with taking between SIS OO and s2OOoo Tbev
were arrested In London and extradited but when
arraigned here, they were not held as the evil
dence was considered insufficient TO convict them
the indictments. ~
II appears that Levy tried TO settle a civil case
against the Bernhards, and falling threatened
them. and the result the Indictment of Levy
on charge OF conspiracy ''
Adolph BERNHARD, who came here TO testify in
the case, is now prisoner In the Ludlow Street
against him by Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
AN OHIO ROAD PROGRAMMED

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. (sreciaD.-The CoumouA
sandusky and Hooking Railroad Company was re-
organized this afternoon at meeting OF local capt.
talists and security holders from New-forK ana
other cities. The new officers are: President N.
Monsarrat; vice president and general counsel w.
F. Guerin: treasurer. q. c. Hoover: secretary. n.
D. Turney; assistant secretary l. w NeereameS.
all OF Columbus The other members OF the dissc'
tory are Joseph +. Creenough, H. w. Putnam; ".
Henry Stearns and Charles +. Dean. OF New.fo
John McKevey. Sandusky, and ID s. Gray. Seeus
]. Picard. OF Columbus Mr. Monsarrats was ior'
merry president Of the cleveland. Akron ana Coium-
bus. The reorganization is n harmoniZng OF con.
flcting interests. Articles showing an Increase OF
capital stock TO Nl60o0C0 were filed with the Sscsv
tary OF State -S-Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
BATTLE OVER ELECTRIC CAR PATENTS.

BATTLE OVER ELECTRIC CAR PATENTS.
Chicago. Nov. 6.-The promise Of big legal bat
tie over the electrician patents concerning
which the SIemens and Halske Company has
brought suit against the Metropolitan Railroad
Company IS borne out in the answer filed to the bill
by the Metropolitan Company in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday. The patent OF Ernst
Werner Sienens. taken out August Z. 1885. Is at
tackled. 1t Is asserted to have been preceded by
others years before. total of i65 patents
quoted by name ano date as having priority over
the Slemens patent. The answer asserts that the
patent preceded by descriptions published In
"The Scientific American" La Lum.ere." OF Paris
and by paper read before the Society OF Arts in
London. April IL. lsS3 by Alexander Siemens and
Edward Hopkinson Among the long list Of Ameri.
can electricians who are named as having preceded
Ernst Werner Siemens, In the same construction
are Edison. Bachelor Clarke. Green. Field and Fin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
IN THE CYCLING WORLD
T, A. w. MATTERS BRIGHT PART1CU-
LARLY IN NETWORK STATE.

pposprc-rs FOR GOOD ROADS LEGISLATION
OTHER WHEELING NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Howard e. Raymond. the ex-chairman OF the
uac,,g Board of the League OF American Wheel
mon and Isaac b. Potter were In consultation yes
terdav over L. A. w. matters. Il cannot say just
what the L. A. W. will do about racing ma ,ronbs
sbead / see no objection to Class b. but then
you Gann netting tn of the National Assembly League
of American Wheelmen affairs IN this state are IN
fine shape
In referring TO the crusade for good roads. Chief
Consul Potter said: Il feel good over the election,
and I think that the wheemens rights VIII be
looked after In the next Legislature can't say
that like the Answorth bill which they talk OF
bringing up again If Higbie will report good
blll we will support It. II he doesn't why then we
WI nave for Go Goo o. Roads Roa s" and the L. A. W. viii
Work together We are much elated over securing
M ye eoS' square uS Garden Ne will make H. A.
" exhibit there This move was mae made .nroush
The club races of the Bushwick wheelmen over
the Rockaway RoadN on Election Day resulted as
follows ,>
c. hf q Garnett g yafis second; l. nunkn IS
YARDS. third TmemlS S1S by L. Hunkn Carl
Bs 94s% :ecqnd Slr f4S:r :s5sc
Carl BergerC scratch second L. Hunkin goo
yards. third. Tme-425 49, II 1onken.u az
sd Fvs%lf nsnrS Hehos G RS second
In third Net time for winner 14l0. carr berger,
scratch, the time prize IN if'V''
Robert Trainer the longdistance cycle rider ana
football player. started from the City Hall PARK
Yesterday morning at 1890 o'clock to San Fran
cisco Trainer is in splendid condition He VIII go
nv easy stages, to learn the roaus anu
when he makes the return trip IL VIII be LOT the
record He carries extra clothes with him ana
complete repair kit.
w NJ Brewster, the chairman OF the lrahspor-
,ation Committee OF the /. A. W., was expected
10 call meeting OF that committee yesterday 10
see what could be done about the railroad-cycling
situation Brewster was expected In this city, put
dii not come. Il is the intention or the oniclals
TO call a Joint meeting or the l.. a w anu the
Board of Trade committees
The Quill Club Wheemen have arranged run
for next Sunday to which all newspaper men are
invited The party will meet at the Liberty-st
ferry az 9 A. H. and take the train to Elizabeth,
n j. The ride will be up Morris-ave. to south
Orange thence by cable-car to the top OF the noun
tain The route will continue to Mlburn ana sum
NIT where dinner will be had at the Beechwood
Then the route will be to Plainfeld, to Metuchen.
m NewJBrunswick From there the party VIII re-
tnrn 10 the city by train. The cyclists VIII cover
forty-two miles on their wheels
Cyclists desiring 10 join the League OF American
Wheelmen may obtain full printed information and
blanks by sending name and address TO cycling
Editor. New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
WESTERN RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Chicago. Nov. 6.The question OF allowing ire
sponsble persons to accompany I've stock from CHI
to Eastern points occupied the attention of the
freight officials OF the eastbound roads at special
meeting In Chicago yesterday One man is allowed
to accompany each consignment of live stock from
Chicago east. Sometimes train may be made up
of several consgnments, which would allow
many to ride through the train free. 1t
has been discovered that local ticket scapers have
been working the railroads through these stockmen
and on extensive scale. for some time At yes
t,rday's meeting II was suggested that persons ace
companying live stock be charged fare equal to
the freight rate on the stock. This scheme, how
ever not agreeable to the majority OF the roads
and the entire question referred TO the Chicago
Committee for recommendations.
At Omaha yesterday in the Federal Court the
Central Loan and Trust Company OF New-York was
granted decree In foreclosure against the st. Jo-
seph and Grand Island Railroad Company for 5000
600 mortgage bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-07
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