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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

large number OF persons who were I'm
tho disastrous crash OF the Casino paw
lion at Atlantic City during the flks'
convention last month have decided 10
institute suits for damages against the
owners OF the building. The claims
will be based on the ground that the
building was not III for occupancy. and
especially not III for such "a gathering
~ was held on the night OF the accident.
The suits will at first be brought by about
ten persons who were severely injured.
A Camden lawyer has the cases ia hand
and It is said papers will be Med early
No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. IA fac smile
OF the Treaty Of Peace negotiated by
General Anthony Wayne with the Indians
Of the Northwest Territory August g.,
1875, on the site OF the present town
Of Greeneville. Ohio, has been prepared
at the instance OF harvey VI. Friend,
and will be forwarded TO Greeneville in
time for use at the centennial anniversary
celebration OF the signing Of the docu-
ment. which will occur Saturday next.
The document has been well preserved,
and the signatures are as clear as II
made within the past year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

JAREZ HALL. pastor.-On account on the
absence of the pastor. there Will be 10
preaching nj either service, but the res
lar services Will be held in the morn"o'
WEsT-END MISSION (CHRISTIANt.
i2co west Cary street-Sunday scLooI 80
A. NJ Prayer-neeting every Tbursdty
night at o'clock. Public cordially m
yited.
MARSHALL STREET CHRISTIAN
church llIarshalI street. bet; Graham anu
hancock. Rev. II. &. GARRISON, pas
sen,e OF pastor there will be no n1Sn'
service. Sunday school at 9:p \. VI.
Christian Endeavor. us Z. VI. Sunday.
Seats free. Public cordially invited
FIRST ENGLISH LyTH RAN
church Seventh and Grace streets), Kew.
J. A MOREHEAD pastor;-Seryices
every Sunday at II a. VI. sunday scnool
promptly at $50 sunday mornings Srayer-
meeting Wednesday nights az p NJ.
The public y invited Strangers are cor
daily welcomed.
UNION GOSPEL MISSION CORNER
Eighth and Main streets).-interesting
meeting on sunday afternoon at o'clock
also. every night through the week at
YER and co-workers.
BRoAD-sTREEr MISSION HALL
Nl2 east Broad). open every mshc
Nconday prayer-meeting every day ex-
cept Sunday. The Christian Alliance,
designed to promote deeper Christian
life. meets every Friday night All
welcome.
THE NEW JERUSALEM SERVICES
held at ~ west Marshall street. by
the Rev. LEWIS =. HITE.-lo A. NJ,
Sunday school. II \. NJ. sermon on
The Call Of Abraham Z y. NJ. lecture
on The Fifth Day" Tuesday, Z. NJ,
meeting OF the Reading Circle. Free
library.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Anthrax Among Jersey Cattle.

TRENTON, y. j, Aug. 2.-Irspfctors OF
the Dairy Commission report an alarm
ing spread OF anthrax among cattle.
horses ard mules In this State. one
hundred head OF stock nave succumbci
10 the disease I'm the last ten days. The
scourge is communicable 10 man. and
Dairy Commissioner Mcclure fears that
10 New York city and Philadelphia from
the affected districts Will cause an out
break lie has sent inspectors 10 the
northern part of the State with instruc-
lions 10 destroy all milk from the affect
"a da.ries
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

DALI IhOiNlt Mltss AUS. iobi
STEADY.
Wheat weak; No. red spot and Au-
gust, byI.QDJisc., september, iutsd irisc. ,
December, ,3o s5i8c; steamer NJ. req,
JUian6Jiic., southern. by sample. 40
i-.2c.; 40, Oh grade, GSi.r1li2c.
corn weak, mixed spot, igt. sji4 &C.. Au-
gust, ioiic. asked, September. SO. asked :,
year, s>5zc. asked; january, .yig8~sHc.,
southern. Ole.
oats easier NO. > white. western, !Jia
u3lc., No. mixed, western, .@tGZll2c.
Rye uun ana demand light. so. =, o2c.
Hay easier, choice timOlny, SlIvlnliJ
Grain rrcishts-Dcmand improved.
Butter nrm. fancy creamery, Inu1Sizc.;
ladic i3c., store packed, o0o..c.
EgBs nrm at ilAIliec.
OtncT articles unchanged.
Bonus--N lrsinia IS, new, 74i2N744; do.
Century ga bid: Baltimore ana ohio,
% asked, Northern Central, DsIs bid +;
Baltimore ana Ohio Southwestern iirsts,
III bid. do. incomes, J65g asked; COnsOn-
q :, III bid: 90. 5s, 100 asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Charged with Obtaining Money thaef
False Pretence>.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Z.-Wiliiam a
signed and left the city III der a cloud.
warrant has been issred for MS az
rest on a charge of obtaining money un-
der false pretences. II IS estimated the'
he has ysctimized friends and acqualnt-
ances "a th6 amount of about 5000. His
downfall was due 10 the raee-tracKs
across the river ,..t,,,,s
Mrs Mendenhal brought her husband
badge 10 the staff )n-h )use and gave NO.
eta ~ hfe nioht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Seven Years for Attempted ASSAULT.

OXFORD, ". c., Aug. 2-Speciai.-Gran-
Vile Superior Court closed To-Day. Tho
mos, inportant ease vas enc or an at
tempted assault BY a negro on whito
lady. He vas convicted. and the Judge
sentenced him TO tho peniteDtiary for
seven years
Judge X. W. winston ane FANNY ieit
they viii ressde in the future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

EASTON, PA. Aug. 2.-Andrew j..
Baker, OF Philadelphia, Past Grand lnco-
hence OF the Improved Order OF Red
Men, who Is visiting in Easton. was taken
i'll with hemorrhages while at the supper
table last evening. and fell to the floor
He suffered much from loss OF blood. and
il still In a critical condition. Mr.. Baker
y sixty-seven years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
A Fatal Earthquake.

ST. PETERSBURG. Arg. "A severe
earthquake has occurred at the town or
Erasnovodsk on the Caspian Sea- which
Is the site OF the most Toted Russian
military post and fortress In the trans
Caspian region.
II is reported that twelve persons were
killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
Puddlers Strike.

IPONTON. OHIO. Aug. THE builders
and helpers In the Eagle MN at ironton
vent out Yesterday because they could
get no satisfaction as to the scale under
Which yhey were TO work. The mill will
shut down and the men will not return
to work until . satisfactory scale y
settled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

CHICAGO. ILL. Aug THE wheat
market put In large session to-day. II
olfercd from that of yesterday in that
there was no recovery 20 speak Of be-
fcre the close. The curb trade. before
the regular opening WAS at frlctionally
higher prices. Hight receipts in the North
west, "a cars being ths basis Tor ,he
slightly frmer tone. The opening trans
actions were moderate, but part Of The
advance being maintained. and this Was
destroyed when the explain zion of The
movement was given. Farmers referred
10 are busy harvesting Al present, ana
therefore have no time to maui grain 10
market. ~ Louis had III. 900 bushels
OF wheat this morning. About noon the
heavy shipments Of gold tomorrow be-
came known, and struck another blow,
and a period Of extreme weakness and
depression set IN, with holders hquidat-
ing freely and bears pressing their adj
vantage. A slight rally took place later,
but IL did not betoken any change in
the sentiment. being due rather 10 the
taking of profits IN previous sales. Sep
TENDER opened at 60isc., declined 10 GSisc.,
closing al 6Si9u6SiSc.. li>nlitc. under
yesterday Cash wheat was ! 10 1iac.
lower and weak at the decline.
Corn-Thcre was marked changed IN
the feeling and demeanOr Of September
shorts in corn to-day, where yesterday
they were all anxiety. causing the mar
ket for that option To act IN a fevcrish
manner To-day they were appearing
sue their own course. which was down.
ward. in sympathy with wheat. IL was
the holders turn 10 worry, aud under the
altered circumstances there was heavy
liquidation. September opened at 44c,
declined 20 f2i2c., closing AT 42s,c.. Ia
1ic under yesterday Cash corn was
not in such good demand to-day, ana
prrces were quotably lNniac. lower.
Oats-This market was "A slow affair
until the weakness in wheat appeared
about noon. whep there was decided
break The decline started under the
sening out by September longs and was
hclped along by the local crowd, who
perceived the inadequacy Of the demand
and raided prices IN truly bearish way.
Some Of the large commission houses
had large selling orders. and quite a
considerable quantity OF oats were
thrown overheard. September oats
closed i,c. lower. Cash oats were weak
and a shade lower.
Provisions Pork. lard and ribs held
up as long as 1t was possible They had
the ability rise. Notwithstanding a
rocky hog market at the yards but there
was little opposing forces. Professional
shorts sold liDerally and disgruntled bulls
sold out. The consequence was that
pork suffered more than the other arti-
clcs. trifiing improvement on the
worst prices was recorded before the
close, but the loss on September pork
was BIC. on September lard &c, and on
September ribs nc.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
wheat ODen. High Low Close.
Sept =. So. 5os. es1, Ssx
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
cuIcAGn Live srocK MARKET

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Aug =
Cattle-Reccipts. 6.0Ar; market steady;
common to extra steers, 3.pu6.oo; stock
ers and feeders. S2GFd ~: cows and
bulls. 81. c5a3. 75: Texans, 81 2JQi.50; west
ern rangers, 3.2J4I.l IL.
Hogs Receipts 1900; market nrmer
and &c. higher: heavy packing and ship
ping lots. Si.65Gi9J: common 10 choice
mixed, -. iO1ii.s5; choice assorted, 3iDg
800 pigs, S3.60ui.lo.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000; market steady;
inferior to choice, S2.00qi.0o; lambs, $500
M5.CD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Cash UuOtdtiOns Ntle "a IOIIOWat
Flour-it was said that Minneapolis mills
had reduced prices Toe. on flour. the lcrl-
iug was weak and trade dWl. No. -
spring wheat. 6slzNaO52c., 40. = req J7ia
fiCSc.. No. corn. 40 iS3tc., No. oats,
z2ssa22izc.; pork. slUO-i2. lard, 500;
snort RID s4ucs, SJ.Sii.. oiy saltcd snOui-
ders. s5.t21.aJ.15. short clear sides, $3.50
u6.b-i2. WHISKY, Sl.Z2.
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ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO, Aug. Flour steady
,id worth aOc more than quotations
natent So JOG3GO; fancy, s2.Dp3.OV;
choice. S2.70a2.So.
Wheat lower; August. 6s'9c.; septem-
hor ~. GHgc: December, 7l4c.
Corn lower at 4si4c; December. 29Isc. !;
Oats lower; September. 2l%a2iAc.;
Pork-Standard' mess, 9S1is.
Lard-Prime steam, S3S1la; choice,
$500.
BACON Shoulders, SG25; longs. 1913;
clear ribs. S6.S1I2; short clear, 500.
Dry Sailed Shoulders. S5.i2is ::
longs, s63Iis; clear ribs, $3.50; short
clear, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET,

LONDON. Aug 2.-Bar silver aui.d.
. J.. M.--laIis adyices quote per cent
rentes at lu- francs and ia centimes Tor
The account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

NEW YORK. Aug. cotton iteady;
raldniing guif. ~. middiing. ~. i.ross
rrc..u.s. tl bales, exports 10 Continent,
Itl hines. Forwarded. ~ bales, sales, $40
bales. splun.fs. ,"l bales. stock az. sol
bales. ruuucs barely steady; August,
6~.. September. G11. October. 61i, NO
scmber. OJs. December, az; January,
IA ecklv- Gross receipts. 53s bales TX
rorts 10 Great Britain, ly3l. bales.
rrarcc .GgS bales. Continent, S,HGi taies,
forwarded fs5 bales. sales, ~, ii1 bales;
spinners. 800 eiicS. .
Total to-day Net receipts. sHj bales
cxnn,fs 10 Great Britain. 81 bales, Ton
tinont 40 bales stock. Il,2si bales:
rotal so FAR this week-Net receipts,
a. ~. palos. oAp0as 20 Great britain. ~
bales. France, aSe bales; Continent 5,'Oj
Total since September jst--Net receipts,
7gi>.s13 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
sfgI..tG bales. France n2,e5j paies'
Continent . i.2ls nales
MAN ORLEANS. LA, Aug. cotton
fuf,,rcs closed steady. sales $500 bales
August Osl. september, 6.b2. October,
cws November. GO. December, go;
January. Gsl. February, C.s5; March,
ii.tlFRPOO.. Aug. -Noon.-Cotton
demand moderate at full prices; Ameri-
can lniddliug. . 1916. sales, S,vO Daies
American. 200 bales. speculation ard
EXPORT. - bales, receipts, 1000 bales;
mn.
steady and demand moderate. American
wiidlnc. August and September . l1-ji;
September and october, l'-"f' Octop'i
ANA November. g 4s-6l; November ana
december. 3 lg-6t. December and .anu-
ary 3 -O-Gin3 il-6i. January and Feb
,i,a,., 3 sf-Gia3 52-6i: March and April,
3 I1-Gf Futures steady. Tenders, 800
bales new dockets and 300 bales old
dorkots The tenders Offered At yester-
davis olcarines we're not taken up reauiiy.
or tho G.uu bales Offered, tenders Tor
4 ln0 bales arc still circulating.
D. N.-Amcrican midding, iair
4 .-lO. good middhne. 3s; low middiing
. 1899. good ordinary, l5-S2. ordinary,
q 49, August and August and beptem-
bor. 3 4-GIlI3 I5-6l. sellers september
and october. . 4G-6i, buyers october and
Notcrlher. IS if-G4G5 4S-ts. sellers; NO.
vrn,aar and December, 4y-6i, Helicrs
December and January. D-GA, aelicfs
January and February, 5l-oi, sellers;
Fciguafy and March @2-6i0J @j-bl,
sellers. March and April, :. ,i-Gip3 9.l-t4,
ht,ers. April ana May. JJ-ci, rellefs;
Nrv and Juc. 3 .5-0iu3 51-oi, iellcrs.
Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. Aug . ,so-

4 -es..t -. - N"f' =. 1871.
pn'flhts- Wheat, l.766 bushels. corn
,Mnhh,Ii,' i''s, bushels corn lmixcD. 40
bushels. ~ -
Sale heai. l,iG6 bushels: corn mix
ed, o. busheis; oats. l.J2j bushels: rye.
Quotations Whcat-I.cngberrv &c IN
T2ixc.; mixed, 0'c. TO 72i3c.. shortberrv.
o.. 20 ..,fe.i No. . red. re 10 72lbc.
Corr, F" bite, Virginia. 5Dc.. No. white.
cOc.: No. 2 mixed. CSC.
Oats-No. mixed. Use 10 2s,zc-: No
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 2.-FlouF more
active: winter patent 3.70aJ.p: fancy,
81. 4od3. 50: family. $jOOd3.2O.
Wheat very firm, sample red, tacA'
zoe. -.
Corn very steady; mixed ear, track
42c. -, .ua,,
oats active; No. mixed, old, track
&c.
Pork easy; mess. sli.@. ,.
Lard easy and in fair demand; Kettle
Rscon easier; loose shoulders, 500;
short ribs $3.50; short clear, Sts'is; box
ed meats &c. more. -, -,
ders S5,31ib: ribs. Sl2ia; short clear
sides. S6.31i5: boxed meats NC. more.
WHISKY easy and quiet at ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

Several retail liquor dealers forgot to
pay for the government license in July
and have had to pay penalty Of ~ per
cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. \. Q. Aug. 2.-Rosin
firm; strained. Si.2o: good strained, Sl.23.
Spirits OF turpentine, 2O'sc.; machine,
25i3c.
Tar firm at s1.33.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, :l.20;
soft. SlG0: virgin, 500.
CHARLESTON, $. G.. Aug. 2.-Turpen-
tine firm at 24l2c.: receipts, % casks.
Rosin-Good strained firm AT Sl.iVal.l5;
receipts. $50 barrels.
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. Spirits Of
turpentine firm at 25a25iSc. sales, 1000
casks: receipts 20O casks.
tations: A. y. and &, Sl.iO; ID. $40; h,
81. 80; T.. 81 40. q, S1.l5; II, $50; |, $50;
X. SIS: NJ. SIP; \. $3.50; window glass,
$3.50; water white, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

3 mixed. e7isc to 2sc.; winter seed. 3oc.
10 ..i.
Nve-5Dc. 10 SC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

WEST VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
CORNER Cary and Meadow Streets. Rev.
j. NJ MERCER. pastor.-Worship on sun
day: Sunday school $50 a. NJ. Preach
ing at II A. NJ. and 5 p. VI. Boys meet
ing at +. VI. Young Peoples Union at
T. ". Experimenting Wednesday AZ
p NJ Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. IL. A
BAGBY, pastor.-Preaching ar II A. NJ
and p. NJ. Sunday school at y A.
A Prayer-meeting and lecture Wednes-
day night, and young mems prayer-meet-
hearty welcome 10 all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv j..
MORGAN WELLS. ID. D.. Of Fort Worth.
Tex, at II \. VI. No services at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

ST. MARKS CHURCH COR. FIRST
and Clay streets). -Kev. GEORGE I.
ABBIIr rectOr.-Service and sermon az
n a. ST. and T. NJ. Sunday school at
$50 A. VI. Holy Communion every first
Sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

VENABLE 81 ftisfsI = r > T
church corner OF Nen8bie and Twenty
first streets)-Rev ]. =. DILL. ID. D.,
pastor.-Preaching at II 4. NJ. and I'D
L. NJ. every Sunday. Dung mems meet
ing Tuesday night. Regular prayer-meet-
ing on Wednesday night. Seats free. Cor
dial welcome to all. II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-03

ST. ANDREW EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Laurel and Beverly streets), Rev
PIKE POWERS. u. D., rector-Services
every Sunday at II 4. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
Sittngs all free, and a hearty welcome IS
extended 10 all visitors.
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cLAY-sTREET METHODIST FPIsCo-

pal church, SCUM lcorner Alams ana Gay
Streets. Rev Il. L. WILSON, pastor
II A. NJ. subject. "The Obligations and
Limitations OF Church Discipline" Sl5
+. NJ. subject, 1.-THE Churchs Invitation
10 the World as Illustrated by Moses
Invitation 10 HObab." 9.l5 \. ~,
irg al 3 l.. NJ Wednesday SIS T. NJ,
clsss-meeting Friday. Sis l.. NJ. meet
ing OF Epw0rth League. Seats Tree.
Strangers and visitors welcome.
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testant Episcopal church, NORTH Laurel
street, opposite Monroe Park), Rev.
J. J. GRANATT. rector.-Mornlng prayer
and sermon at II y VI. Evening prayer
and sermon at S:i5 Z. NJ. Holy Communion
on first Sunday i'm each month a II 4. NJ.
and on third Sunday at 100 A. NJ. Chill
dren's service first Sunday afternoon at
4 O'ciock Other services announced from
chancsi on Sunday. Sunday school meets
at $50 A. NJ. in Sunday school building
AT rear OF church: entrance through yes
Thule OF the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
THE REPUBLICIN SENATOR'S ATTITUDE.
MIR pI.ATr TELLS WHY THEY OPPOSED CERTAIN
MEASURES IN THE IIIID CONGRESS.

~, pr Arr 1r,tc WHY rtrry OPPOSED CERTAIN
""' AN ''''''~' W. ''''
MEASURES IN THE LllID CONGRESS.
u..,.- 49,, . c,,., p,.,, y, Co,,oc,i
Washington, Mdfch . senator I'"'' Va N'''''0'''-
cut. who been In the Senate since 1879 and who
during all that time has been one 81 the Republi-
g.. -. L. N,.tt,,,
can ''a'erN' WI" return 10 "'' "'''7 ~ 49,.
Conn, in a few days Tor "A micn needed rest MI
pi,,, h,s he,, ore of tho most active members
mas " -, - 49,,
OF the minority during the recent session O' 'o"-
gross and upon his shoulders has fallen a Large
sbor Of cha work NJ ,r.vco,l,g the Democrats
'' " " -. 49, a., 30. ~, u.,,t
,,o''' p.'a'"S ~. 80, ,,,,,,,s r1 has rr.ouc,tIy
VIZ ,. -, an .,,a,,,ou bora aud
80 ~. -. -. ,.,on ro,ess,rv Will.
49,, - 80 tn. aud in various w,vs
MS associates were '''''"7 90 " Wy
has been active In preventing CONSIDERATION OF
measures IN which his party could not assent. In
,r,.,I. - .b, R,nuhllcsrs ,o,a,
DISCUSSING the a''l'uue u ''' ~ N"''
Mr. Plat said:
49,, -, - .,ah, ., snool for ,h. p.nuh,icor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
40 NEWS or BiCHT.

4 yorNG voV,H SAID TO UAvr RID HIN GOOD
rY Vt TIE STEAMER
In tho Office ~ T. o. Biche. the missing INSURANCE"
,-,,, ~ ~ Madison ave. Il wls said yesterday
,ha, ther~ was no explanation ~ Mr.. bache's de-
apqcarlncc and no word had been rc'o.vHi from
him President Plt.son. OF tNr Union Central Li"
Insurance company. of cincinnati. Who Was ~
charge OF the ofir-. declared that be thought Mr
B.cho vAs not the KIND OF man 20 90 on a spre"
such 49, had t,.s described by person, oH the fal
River boa he also said Mr.. BacAc sav" az
one 81 tho roa sons why he went 20 Boston the fact
that De aaS going collect money - settle his IN
drbtedn"sa 70 tho Western National Bank. IL may
De- that Dr.. failed 20 collect ald became d"spondcni
but | hardly think 30. I'e was too much Of
business man lose heart easily while his ltti"
Indebtedness t. this company need never have wor,
ri.- him W. have IN the last eight years founl
him the spul ~ honor. and We stlI have fiitn IN
him My opinion Is thai he has either met WIZ
foul play that he prefers TO arrange matters -
straighten ont all MS Affairs before he returns
or lets hear from him.
William ~ SchOolsy. the lawyer, Who ~ pris~
oner In the Tombs. formerly transacted some bust
hess FOR Mr. Bachc He said yesterday that he
week and Mr. Bach- exhibited a large roll OF bills
which M carried in his pocket Robert J. Hare
another lawyer. says that Mr.. Bache exhibited a
large roll Of bills on the same day.
\ young woman said 10 have met Mr.. Bnche
and kissed him goodby at the FAN River boat land
woman who went to the Garfield Safe Deposit Com
piny'~ Office Wednesday With an order ior box
belonging to Mr.. Bache. and disappeared when she
was told that she could not get the box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
CHESTS Or PHE NIyUSCRIPr S0CfETT.

\ large audience assembled last night az 'he "en
delssohn Rooms. In Fifty-nfthst., when inc 'a"".
script Society held another OF It's delsh'i'' o.
UNIQUE private meetings. The programme iheIuue
compositions by Silas O. Pratt. s. ~ feh'e'o as"
Gerrit Smith for the piano. three songs n -,
we'll" ''Shadowtown." BE Like That BIRD W
Laura Sedgewick Collins; a quartet, 20 MY Love
Like the Red. Red Rose" by Henry h HadIe!'
East Somervie. Mass; an Easter song p'en '
Shines the Golden SUM-" by Sumner Salter' ''o-
soho. "Aroso." by Karl Feninger ana an Ia''''
song. Risen Indeed" by Eduardo Marco
Among those present were Mrs. Ogden -, -
Mrs. AlonZo W. Bach. Mr. and Mrs. s. n Fe""'
John L. Burdet;. j. Hayward Wilson HOME,
Bartlett Mrs W. q. Macdonald. MI anu w..
Charles Hail. Miss Lillian Kompf. Mrs a, BUM" ~
HIS G. G. Mueller the Misses Scribner' Miss 10
Reed. Miss X. p. Douglas. Mrs. Antonio SAW
Richard w. Underhill. Mr. and Mrs W. H" IT,.
Brown. orson Bradley. Mrs Arthur Warner a.s.
Williams Reinhold Herman. Miss A. Ward NUTS
Mrs f. Norhrop. Miss Bertha Gallatin rrs Wsv,er
Sawyer Fl. W. Lindsey william p Danieis;c SHstaye
Bs!Eer Mrs. FnMel Mr. "a: sTd Martha Mss NJ
Mrs. ChSSlas Tyler Qnseon, AnA. NJ <A