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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
ENPORTs TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


(,OTTON-Afer starting al decline OF 10 = points,
o,r n1arke, eased during the forenoon on ABOUT
points more W trading light and mostly for local ac-
neced and this depressing influence which coupled
with lack Of speculative caused rather stag
nant market Liverpool also easier. futures there
closing partially point while at Manchester yarns
and closing dull. This was dlsappoh'-
rnent traders who had anticipated better SHOW
ing abroad The Of the market during the AFTER
noon marked by radical changes, trading being
light total the day 5I"U haics ne tone
OF the market :he close dull but steady' a'
cording o official report with prices showing a ne,
decline OF points. The heavy poit~ar" movement
partially offset by the comparatively light INFERIOR
venen with the exception perhaps OF some interior
points in Texas The bulls claiming that the p,it
receipts Will show sharp falling on but me
logical events be against such conclusion me
demand for spot cotton the South well as at Moth
will receive tomorrow 1000 Goo bales compared WIN
sOSl bales week 200 bales last year Receipts a,
Houston to-day bales against 80 bales ast
week. 39T year. and al Memphis. 4on m.les
against 60 bales week 5S2 bales last year TO-DAY
receipts at ports 1I.GW bales against le'o
bales week 10 al bales last and Tor me W'sh
14O02 against 1916 207 bales las; week. 3f' naes
last year. Brunswick receipts for the week were "o.4
bales Por, Royal. 1870 bales The interior fccP.s
the week ~ 03 bales. agaIisi % ol pes as
week IS 45l bales year. while interior snpnlsis
were 81 977 against 105539 bales last week 4st
and interior stock 42O"Ss baIes aeas
Southern spot unchanged. but geneiaIY
steady. a.,
Opening range and close to-day and closing pids the
previ1 last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
EnsTON WOOL. MARK Ell

Boston. Feb II THE Boston Commercial Bulletin
VIII say tomorrow OF ia" wool market: The sales ~ the
week 3.ni.r N domestic. and ItSOop 10 foreign
.3l9Wp II domestic $4,000 n foreign last
week and i2iO Ioc H. domestic. and .o6Oo0 N foreign
week last The sales % date show an
Increase 3isUi6 H. domestic and iDlI2O ~ foreign
from salcs the date lS3 The receipts Ia
date show increase ~ 32G3 bales domestic ana 1907
bales foreign The drop IN hnr woods In Boston the
san they haN" advanced abr would fairly
the Of the tide Ohio Xxx has been sold
this week iGisc the lowest price record Ordinary
line aud medium territory clothing has sold u
.,iss a. ~ clean. Fine and fine medium. II months
has sold the basis. Both the figures
the lowest recorded in market Tn" heavy sales
~ Australian been destroying the market for Amcr
can WOO, Tho cable. however. has last announced u
rise Of about on"-hllf Of cent pound wool IN
Antwerp The heavy accumulati0ns ~ tops the CONT
nrni have also Disappeared advance Of Sc pound
tops cable and the rcvving strength of foreign
.cts must shortly be- reflected In our own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb 49, 3:i5 p. m.-Reef-Extra India mess
dull M s5s: prime duh at 35s. pork-Pri mess
Western fine dull 53s OIL. DO medium dull at fss ""
IIamS-Shor cut II TO III NJ steady az SOS Bacon
Cmierland cut about ~ ~. iul n |s I'll, snort
rih about - H. duh AZ zoe. long clear mddes. about
81 ~ dull AZ 3D. long and short clear middle about
2, Standardization IL 10 II III. duli Al
us white dun ~ ~: American
finest colorcd Tallow-ifime city nominal
refined At las M Spirits
Of turTcntnc steady 2ls "a. Rosin Common irm ~
Sc Iard-Prime Western. spot. steady At rs. Wheat
30 red winter. STEADY at - Gsd No : rcd sIilng
steady AZ rs 3i,d Flour-St fancy winter nrn ai
- "a Corn-Mixed Western. spot. steady ~ T. "a rem
ruary steady A. I'd. March steady ~ Is - NWl
steady sd Hops at I0ndon-pacinc Coast hfn AZ
Is
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q 7o1s3 ~, sheep-Receips 500 head Make, du T
81 ,os I,Ss2,c lover native mixed 80 l5d4 % iamos'
r.sot,,s Iiybt. demand
fair Market about steady at unchanged PRICES oest IL
Sjas5 10 good 81 45axi CO. good 40 ,o "a AZ fat
rovch fa S3aS3 70: fair light steers - ivu 20 o.. IA
cows and hefers 50 2jGs3 80 t5s,s4 so:
,nand fair and market slow Philadephas ~ fonS,
,ixed a. 2JISi az Yorkers - 2Ogs4 ~;
fair Workers 81 i0Gsi 90 roughs S3ust Extra s4ar
liberal. market slow unchanged prices q, = 90.
<, ~. good &, 4OIs3 70: fair 81 j0aS, common x
has limbs S. 25QS5 40: common 10 talr IanoN' 1oHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Iaina,n. Feb. ii, - m'onsols loiss Tor money and
lOi i-iG Tor the account Canadian Pacific. 5o's: Ere
iO,: do second cOnsps ~: Illinois Central 81. Mexican
ordinary. Gt, ST. Paul common 36is New-iork Central
iO:. PENNSYLVANIA. jin Reading D. Mexican Central
I per bonds ~ Louisville and Nashville. 3s
Atchison common. ~.
D. n.-The Of bullion into the Bank Of
England balance to-day Is flloD Money. ismA per
Paris advces quote rentes at iuI francs
for the and exchange London
at 25 francs Gan centimes for checks.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. Il.

Fast ENpIess Trans ~
s.: Loui. and All Point, wsst.,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE On ALL ifsttre Cyl.
Leave NewYork. foot Of iberty,st DAILY 1IISss T
1919 80 ;s0 ,!l5 ns sna For 'cXtlXNAT Lygt
300 m, 500 p m For wAs sils .iS a. IA
p. M. sunday. 600 p M DINING SSs "a 0W "
1918 night. All trains daily except "aw m,,dsy
For N0RFoLK. ii :So a. M daily, 1880 m ss sanc.s
For NEW -ORLEANs Via Roanoke. Bristol and S ssnS
nooga. through Pullman Sleeping car o'oo ~ III os"'
Tra'y illuminated win rintsch 'ghtto ,.,wv a Ess
i<h ST. i27 Bowery. r. Y: sit 40 Fulton st., br0''
Nev-York Transfer Co VIII cali and check hsssS
from hotel residence 70 destination. a $780,
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EW-jERSHI,
,Artnracite cual Issc exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic iNDck Slyha!S'
on AND AFTER DEC 81. 1914.

tArtnrartte coal dsec eNc'usi's.y,'
Four tracks. Automatic Wpck signals
on AND AFTER DEC 81. 1904.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberiyst
For Easton. Bethlehem. Alentown Mau,n ,hnne' -
:'n na; Is s 70 g. 81! & e ysS;Hi
100 (7:I5 e. Eastonl. 4. NJ. / 90 500. GOO u .
For wikestsr- pI't;,oI and segIsn,ony $40 A. T.
i 70, Rs lac no r S r. s sSnd az sS AZ
100 400 FOO 545 7:sc p NJ :2;l5 nigh, SUP
days "a A. NJ. 100 30 $50. 800 = y: ~ night
For Harrisburg a, 20 500 o;lo ;. ~ ~; 20 go ~
p 81. ie:i5 right. -
FER su,tury Iewssu-y and wni.sr,sDor' q zoo %
Pleasant. $50 SIS ,.so A ". i:'n ,:4' Gao T. na
Pank) as. ~ r'' e'7dars cxcs,t oceas
Grove ard Ash.-. c~-' On" m y NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:i5 4. NJ. las. $40. $40 p. NJ
For Farmngoae. Toms River. Barnegat Park ard Bar
ncra'. 40. Sis A.. NJ: Las. $40 ~ A.
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Bridse'on 40 A. ~
SaS:,inS. aao SIS. I,so A. u. 40 LAS. AIS ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BA Any AID WASHING
f sS PS1a es rs; H. 'rso 800 S r
Carp. 500 Dining Carr, 600; 80 st5 p. n; ieN
For Baltimore and washington. week d-ys. an u =
Dining Carr. A. NJ. 40 $40 500 lpinlng Gao go
A. II 80 500 Dining Car 900 p. NJ. i2:is right.
csi az oii i.iio POT R-osdwav ~ sh;aye. 2, Ess
lurnbussve New-York Cour,si So Fulton B-o,s.
ivr: IS Prosrvav Williamsburg The Newyo-k Tran fss
rornpanv will call for and check baggage from hotel
residence 10 destination.
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WEST SHORE RI.

A.ans leave West Al -. station New iogh, A.
o"s. and 10 minutes earlier from tool Franklin st.
J:..U n. VI. DAILY. Local ~ Buffalo. ..~s
OilJ \. NJ. Dal.y for Albany. Uuca. Syracuse. h's'
ter Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Detroit. Chicago s,y,
o:l5 u. NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal, Ctica IN IN
euse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. TORONTO "
uoit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. ..asH
;l5 j.. NJ. Daily. SUNDAY. UTICA
Newark Rochester ard BIralo. ,..,sS
S,i5 D. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse
;er Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit C'e'e'
Chicago and IT. Louis . .,.ee
For tickets time tables. Of local trains parlor and ~"
rg-car accormcda Ions apply city offices BrooSys
New-York ana q sta'iors TIME tables NJ pe'hsv
hotels For other Information address ..
c. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger NsS"'
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF COrtiandt ana DesbrOsses ~
200 A ". daily for MACCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate cations 80
Su5 &. ~. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, ~
FALL. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. M
the WeS,. principal and locn points dnlnScat "
spsPensol Bire Pullman ve,ihg'e S,ssger 10 s..
mediate points Connections for Reading and HarrsonrE
900 r. W. daily. except sunday. Tor ELMlRA ana ~
intermediate stations connections Tor Potisvie ana kea1'
ing, chair-car Wilkesbarre
f:IO =. ". daily except sunday. for L. ana b
JUNCTION AID prIcoa intermediate stations; Pullmae
huNet parlor-car to Wkesharre connections Tor fos
f,2O q. VI cailv sunday. for SOUTH PLAlN'
FIELD nnC 1ferredia'e stations.
n:IS daily. for Eas,1n and 'ner,nedn's s. YI
md all roin West Pullman sleeper ves'iou"f traa
" Y Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. conase
lions for Reading 9ni Harrisburg
G::sO - ". daily. except Sunday for Easion and inter-
mediate stations
0,OO T.. ". aany for ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCH
ESTER Rr'rFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and all POINTS
West. Pullmrn Siecpers 70 Chicago and Rnralo ChaH
wiikesb - -
Tickets ard Pullman accommofa'Ions ~ -: 2sl sn
NJ so2 Praacwsv It3 a. EaS, I'm 81. is9
rns, ic',t 81. v ss' Fulton g ',ur 81. ~
Rroadway an Brook'vr Annex BROOKLYN. y Y
The Y. Trars'N- - VIII cali 'o- ard check baggage
from hotel or residence throurN - destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16

A DVERTlSEMENTS AND ST DESCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW-YOkk TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE.
,tIvED Al THE uirowN OFFicE. No 81: Broad.
way, I'd door north of Thirty-hrst-st. and ADVER.
TisEMENTs at the following Braneh Offices: PSI
i3I Fourth Foureenthst $50 rhlrd-ave Too
Third ave. cor. Forty se,enth-st lO26 Thlrda,e near
sixty frsts l1oS Fifs iO6 West
1872 Coumbus-ave 81 Avenue A. 32a Thlrd-ave. 20 West
Fourteenth St. 25I West Forty S5t Thiri-Ne
i33s Thirdaye; 2oSi Third lave. between one-hundred
and-twenh and One-hunlr-d and thirteenth
At tn HARLEM OFFICES $50 Eas, one, hundred md.
tvcny-hfthst. 2i3 West one nd twenty ann.
and $50 West one hundr
p regular Office rates. "
In Brooklyn. GJ Court ~ broadway r.. eco
Beifordav up 10 o. m. regular Office rates.
European Branch for Advertisements only Is. Fleet
Street. Z. c.. London. England.
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-.
pen,ns: range ana eiose .o-ca cay ana '''''"s WIS

Market closed dan hut steady az % points DC
compared with yesterdays closing prices. Transferbe
notices 545c. Total safes. $50 bales SPo, coston
dull: middling upands 5sc: middiinS Gulf 'sc when
10 unchanged compared with yesterdays closing; "
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton hrmer; sales, 500 hats
specuation and export. bales American. 100 haes
receipts $1,000 bales American, $1,000 bales madi,ns
uplan5s 80. Futures opened quiet unchanged prices
closed barely steady partially q point decline req
ruary oGlv, February March. 26lv; March APRIL 21sD
Aprl-Niay oG3s: May-June. 3Oh. June-July. 3olna"-
July-August 303s; August September 3oiigs Serem5cr
30Sfi306 October NOV enher. 3ois; NoVen'"i-
December SOsss. Manifestations irregular. cloths
dull weekly statement Of Liverpool stocks is as io
lnus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
ro,a, ...................2o2oo 900 2.olIooo l.9oooe

OF which American: l,>oi'w" lso-."n 1855, 10
exchange by effort succeeded IN eneciing few
sales result, however at IN" close indicated no
change IN the situation March. May September and De-
cember were small but the ring was about
afternoon and the total sales were
very light closed steady prices unchanged from
Yesterday: February SO 30 francs. March, '~ names
April g6 70 francs: May 70 August 800 francs RIO
market $50 higher. No quoted at l32D refs: cN-
change o 1876 receipts bags; stock. lSlVM bags
Santos firm ut advance - $50 reis ior eg"
average which now quoted 5000 reis stock. 2>Sp
bags: receipts Cleared from santos steam
shin Caania with 5000 bags. stock in Havre A1I,H
hacs Including 311 bags Brazilian Hamburg market
UNCHANGED
Contracts closed steady 5GlO points advance sales
4 hays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16

4 NsSs :s;sy ss. ;s4 So
steady Ss IA eae f' on e as Of
ana i47.aiJc for RIO No spot. -.
including Tsraeaiso ana 800 DFs' Jamaica o"
iDRUGs~There was a quiet narke, for opium. The
sns has in hsa Sa little S 20 De 'ms
prices here named as follows sngs cases S JOS
quite active jcbbing and firmly held at 2s,.@
& cash ar and SSa5 81 and American ~mf dTs Es
sential quiet in all departments. and the same
FLOUR AND MEAI,-The -four market was very dul
to-day but fairly steady There was lit't inqpry i9g
in city mill -four Total transactions were 1900 pack
ages io IN !. 80 in S 800 bis clears 81
SO TO- 200 bbls city patents part 81 o5as4 Is
clears s. 30 -" bills 81 eXa . ssson9 81 t@ 49,
'$ S ssi Co. spring P cRWlE%T quis
s sas: .s;s ea sco LIZ p az s =
&C. e see 4D and g
BAGMEAI Seady quoted ins WHIT " ~ Hc
seiS sSaaSc: COB eOaasc som, 9oa95o ioon s:ca
O. cotonseed mec a., S Sssg c as meal o"S '
h1 FoREf ssSP pRihb orders s
iaie sSios are ggSt Sg s.a rans e aTe
passing small orders and rather unnpoian, luan
lily Dates AMI figs y are sq qss i SiaSa
SsasMc California sa5+c; l"sa dates 3igt;G: e,
loe amSnds aai4c Rrosh nuts 2Ga7c walnus
7qS fIGN es GsrE e" FKUrr rs' G'I more active trade
has d.Vel lemons with prices showing pNN- Il
ffm undertone. Oranges are selling more lf,fY ~ M"
Arm We quote Lemons. 81 1DdS -. oranges
sclsa seqsi2 30; bananas 3ocDSl -; c'cnts
S22dS35.
GRAIN-WHEAT- TIE wheat market mas oHen feat
wei-worn story, a description Of the market Is NOR"
when IL states what Is not than Mhc1 states
what Is Fluctuations today small. lEi with the
general fairly steady. influenced b. light oHe
Ing. and firm market in corn The turopssn news was
dul but fairly steady however. European buying very
small OF cash wheat however. and the prospect Tor any
increase In the actual cearsnccs Is showing in very
last two weeks Estimates the visible poIi mod
crate decrease The actual reduction. expected. Will
not exceed Loo COO bush. and the minimum estimates
as low as l0Oo00o bush. discouraging
situation Is, 81 the financial 81
the news from washington containing little %
couragng character Interior receipts wheat spring
cage DIG bush. nearly winter against aDa i,s bush
last winter lO3s5 bush. against 81 bush: sea-
board receipts $3.50 bush against !20+s bush.
ngan.t 10. 223 bush The Developments OF latter part
~ session unlmportant. the market sagglng on
~ close Final figures At &c decline Cash
fo- EXPORT sQS.c May free anoai n-xi
week and 600 bush uneraded red private
at .cORN-The OF
to-day although the volume OF speculation
with nrces showing fairly steady the market
gradually hardening at the present 'eve The arrivals OF
hove This shown quite falling III. and csii-
the foreshadow some reductions in the
,o,ai The demand Il very small for cash
4, a certain extent this small demand - a
.,rony feature has encouraged liberal selling ~
futures in Chicago IN expectation Of temorazed cash
market The Of No corn - small west ana lSni
here The stock OF No Chicago is heavy and Is
nj sharp under May but the large s".s are
- In the delivery on future eo""ae'A ca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-16
Railroads.
-AMERicas GREATEST RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. 2.

from Central station. f-d street
S.,O A. M.-ENc,pt SUNDAY, Empire state Express
Fastest train In the world.
c.:sO \. M-DalS Fast Mail For syracuse. Rochester
Bunalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
1880 A. M-ENcept sunday. De. Express. For all I'M
portant points.
I:OO t. M-paily Southwestern Limited. for cincin
80. MATHS indianapolis 81. Louis and Chicago.
:.;:sO T. Except sunday Ncs Point, POughketpsie
Albany. Troy Saratoga.
1;:,O T. M-Dlily North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 \. NJ. Chicago 43o T.. NJ.
O:OO /. M-Ddily For Albany. Troy. Buffalo ClcNe-
land. Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati ST Louis.
6;2J T.. M.-Daiiy For Troy. SaIatosa, Burlington
Ilattsburg and Montreal.
1870 l.. M.-paly For Auburn Road points. Buffalo
Niagara Fails. cley.anG. Indianapolis ST. Louis.
chicago
0,OO T.. M-Daly. only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester red this
D;15 T. M.-Ddly. For clayton. cape Vincent, Ogdens
burg. Cleveland. Detuit. Chicago
1908 Ngnt-Except Sunday night. For Albany. Troy,
buffalo Niagara Falls. Chicago
D:Ol 4 NJ. and 3i:sS T. M.-palN. except sunday to
Pittsfcld. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trans Illuminated by Pintsch Light
Tickets ana Wagner offices Grand Central
ii3 POI 4l3 80 broadway 81 l+th ST. Lincoln
building; %: Iiroadway: 235 celumbus.ave. ~ West
l25thst lJsth station. New-lOrk. 35s ,a6
Fulton-sL. and ~ broadway. Il. D.. brooklyn
baggage chec hotel the Westcott
Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOitEl. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-07
FIGHT WITH ROBBERS
FOUR PEOPLE IN A SURREY "HELD
p IN RANDOLPH COUNTY.
Judge Larry, Of Logansport, Decides
Against Section A of tho Nichol-
son Law-State News.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

FARMLAND, Ind, Nov. 6.-Elmer Frank
lin. a prominent farmer living about three
miles southeast OF here, started to Farm
land about 6 o'clock last night in a surrey,
accompanied by his wife, daughter and
brother-in-law. William Brown, Of Indian
apolis. When about two miles from town
they noticed two men standing by the road
side, but, suspecting no danger.
TO pass, when one Of the men suddenly
grabbed the horse while the other made de-
mands for money. Mr.. Franklin whipped
his horse and attempted to break away
from the grasp of the highwaymen, but not
succeeding he leaped from the vehicle ana
g~rappled with the man holding the horse.
His brother-in-law also jumped from the
surrey and ran to Mr.. Franklin's assistance,
the other man in the meantime having re-
treated behind the carriage. The robber
holding the horse, seeing that he would
soon be overpowered, drew a revolver and
commenced shooting. The first ball struck
Mr.. Franklin i'm the left side, near the
heart. hitting a rib and producing a palnfui
though not dangerous wound. Seeing that
the man was going to shoot again, Mr.;
Franklin feigned being badly wounded ana
fell TO the ground. The second robber then
exclaimed, Come on, Bill; them fellers
have no money" and started up the road,
followed by his companion. Mr.. Browns
attention was demanded by the norses,
which were now badly scared, and about to
upset the carriage containing the frightened
wife and daughter. Mr.. Franklin, although
wounded. started in pursuit, thinking he
might get close enough to recognize the
men, but one of them suddenly drew a re-
volver and sent a bullet through his hat,
which had the effect Of checking his desire
OF pursuit. Leaving the wife and daughter
at a neighbor's, Mr.. Franklin and his broth
er-in-law FASTENED to town and had his
wound dressed and telephoned a description
Of the ~highwaymen to the sheriff at Vim
chester. A searching party, composed OF
been searching the country over without
any trace of the robbers. Several other
"hold-ups'' have been reported about here
lately. and excitement runs high. A scheme
is on foot to procure bloodhounds, and
hereafter all such cases as the above will
be run down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Nancy Warren, of Dunkirk, n. Y, is
the guest Of Mrs. c. ID. Harrington.
Mrs. Chapman Williams has gone to
GAINESVILLE, o., to visit her mother.
Mrs. NJ. Gundelfnger has gone to Peoria
to visit her daughter. Mrs. S~chwabacher.
dleton, where she has been spending the
past five weeks.
Signor yegara and family have taken the
residence of Mr.. Chester A. Barney, at
Woodruff Place.
Mrs. Bradbury, of Muncie. formerly Miss
Jeanne Smith, is the guest of Miss Mary
Fletcher for a few days.
Mrs. Stewart and daughter. of Chatta-
noora. Tenn. are guests of Misses Grace
and Edna Burke. in Morton Place.
The ladies of the first section of the First
Presbyterian Church will give a social IN
the church parlors tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Clay Hunt and daughter, of New
Castle. are visiting Mrs. Herbert Hadley,
zoos North Pennsylvania street, for two
weeks.
Mrs. VIM. c.. Whitehead and Mrs. III. l..
Whitehead have issued invitations for a
tea Nov. IA, from 4 to $50 o'clock, at their
home, No. 523 Central avenue.
Miss Rowena New mas returned from n
visit TO her friend, Mrs. John T.. Boddie. I'm
Chicago. Saturday afternoon Miss New viii
entertain for Miss Foraker. of Ohio.
Mrs. s.. C.. Clay. wife Of Boone county's
auditor. and daughter Lena, Mrs Wren
and Mrs. h. r.. Harden. of Lebanon. were
among the visitors at the chrysanthenum
show yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. George w Parker, OF
Pendleton, formerly Of this city, are visit
lily. at the corner of Pennsylvania and Twen-
ty-fourth streets.
Mr.. Joseph ID. Clarke. and Miss Mary r.
Rheinschfld were married at the bride 8
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-07
RUNNING RACES.
LatOnia Meeting to Close saturday,
Y~esterday's Winners.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 6.-The card was only
an ordinary one. but the racing was good.
the weather fair and the track fast. The
Latonia meeting will close positively Sat
urday. Summaries:
First Race-One mile. Strathrol, 112 MAR
tin), 8 to 1, won; Major Dripps, 1914 Reif).
10 to /, second; Imp. Certainty, 104 (Thorpe),
5 to 2, third. Time, 1:42A. Clinton, Yellow
Rose. Readina, Euna. Early Hose and
Uno also ran.
S~econd-Five furlongs. Clissie b., los
q. Gardner), IL TO i. won; Shuttlecock, i6
(Perkins), z to ). second; Helen Mar, ITO q.
HID, s to /. third. Time, 1:O254. Dare Dol
lar, Clara Foley, Passed, Percita, Argen-
tina III, Lady Albert, Russem and Rosy
Morn also ran.
Third-Mile and seventy yards. Rasper,
15 Perkins), 8 to 5, won; Jane, 107 CThorpe),
Z to 1. third. Time. 1:4sl4. Pat Haniey also
ran.
Fourth-Six furiongs. Begue, "a CIV.
Hicks, 4 to 1, won; Nance, 1913 (Clayton). )
to ., second; Charley Weber, "a (Reif), 10
TO ]. third. Time. Ills. Addie B., Whiota.
Alex. Labold, Mate, Roseboy. Il. O.. Reid.
Rampant. Eva L.. Imp. Damask and Wild
Fifth-Six furlongs. Zufallig. 112 CThorpe),
10 to 1. won; Twelve-Fifty, 10 CIV. jones'.
20 to !. second: Martin 115 clayton, 6 10
/. third. Time, 1:16%. San Marco, Hoffman,
Mesh, Eunuch. Cashier. Tartar. Leonaise.
vigars, Mayor r. and Zach Lusby also
ran.
Sixth-six furlongs. Bessie Nichols. 10 q.
lPerkins). Is to /, second: Siluria, l4 CIV.
Hicks. 40 TO /. third. Time. 1:151.. Lindo-
lette. Santa Marie, Longbrook and Twinkle
also ran.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-07
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The examinations for the May festival
chorus will be held at the Metropolitan
School OF Music Thursday and Friday Of
this week, at s p. m.
A lamp explosion In the home of DR.. Jas.
w. Hervey. No. IA Shelby street. last night
called out the fire department. No one was
injured by the explosion and the loss was
slight.
Ex-Police Captain Campbell yesterday re-
ceived word that his brother. William W.
Campbell. is very low with typhoid fever.
The sick man lives near Brazil. Clay
county.
Mrs. Nettie Cohen Leoi and Lewis Kill
sheimer. both of Muncie, were quietly mar
rfed Monday night at the home OF the bride
grooms sister, IN bloomington; H.: Mrs.
Cohen, OF his city, and she is well known
here and in Cincinnati. Mr.. Kilsheimer il a
prosperous merchant in Muncie. where the
coupie will reside.