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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-04
Eeaal Notifies.
ELECTRIcAL APPARATUS, APPLIANCES


- Il PATENTS FOR SALE. .., go ..,o. ~, tho su
peror Court Of Hartford County dated July lbth I'D IN
the OF John Byrne w. The schuyler EeCtlr 49,,
ery Of the Schuyler Electro Manufacturing COMPANY con
slsting Of tools and machinery small to4is aiu
and supplies for manufacturing electrical appar"-
tn" 10 ana ei 4 dated March ish $50 10 80
October l25h ls9 No @ d iss S sai dated
March Z 1882 No. 25+ $40. dated March :. -, ~
iS2 g. 25s III dated May 30 1852. No. ?5eoo7 dated
June l>s2 No 25eoos; dated June oin. ~ -
ESQ SOL July ilh. 1872 No 26os 80 dated Jay =
49,: &c. 81 , esed NJ July s 5'n ss oso52 81
dated April 3D. lss@ M 27t% dated ApIil 5i 40
s N1 1873 No. a ga dated January s,h 1874 80
Oh dated Fss1sy isa 4 s' dated S1 Fasrusy ish
1854 10 lC9 dated February % lSs4 ~ 80 90 ~
ISL No. 20 so7 dated February % i,s4 No 2sG Y
dated april ~ Ss,s a. an,r ts ad lssi g. So4 -
5otei September ID 1851 NJ. aos 5o5 dated Decemher
"a a IA i N Nav G 18Th sss 80 5ise7 dated
18th iss5 No 32o - dated June -t IA, 80 i iss
no sao ~ dated 23d So 40. 800 -, dated June
3 35s ,ei s,,4 ID NoIen@r s ISIS No. GATED 30
vember 2ia 49, No 852 -s' esei m sa ,2a
dated February 10 1856 10 1896 23 dated Fearuay 49, ~
dated February ie 1850 NJ 53e5o3 dated February y
1855 80 35Sd eas Ipy "a. re is ssd eptemSer
10 sis927 dated ser,smeeT 'Ne eg Is SCENT
a., S.;e 1 afs 5 lated May nth 1857
dated Mav 2ith lss7 40 36j. is9 dated June 2ls ~
No 3g5 ja 2ist 1881; No 366o'3 dated JIlS
ION iSs7 W 3760s2 dated July 18th ISL No 1861 81
dated July -Gth lss7 No 367oso dated July 18th 1881
n aa7 SIS Gated August %, 1877
Alss the GLOWING applications for patents =.
serial NO 1871 So fled February IL. 1871 serial 40
,na rsd March 1855. Serial No. 900 JJ6 hed july
n l>Ss serial Ne 1891. hIed August II lss6 Seria
H. an ~ filed september II. lssG Serial No 2l3 ~
a. Ifa,bsr /. 1856 serial ~ 2l72 fl. fled October
~ 1850 serial NJ qo7. fled Tune 81 1857 serial No
~, 400 filed August 10 1856. Serial No. 22%3. rea
S.rtcrnh.r lss,i. Serial No. 212W2. filed August =
$50 serial 40 81 20 filed August ~ 1850 serial 80
a.I s6 fel June a. 1881 serial NJ 1875 flied June
Il. 1857. .,, -. .,,,,. ,,,.,,,r d. ,b.
,act~ If TN. SCHUYLER Electric Company In the cry OF
Nj ,dleovn conn The 18th day II october, 1870, at
,ref, coc noon unless previously disposed ~ al PR
vate sala The 81 sale Will be ten per cent cast
~ the tine II sac and the balance In cash within ter
a. ,,r delivery Of the property Tho property Is sub
loot IN m suecticn and examination At any time
r,or Further particulars address LEWIS SPERRN. RE
COVER II the SCHUYLER Electric Manufs Co.. Hartford
Conn.
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DEI LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. r.
stations In New-Nork foot of barclay and
Christopher Streets.
CARS PIyTsCu LIGHT

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES, Summit. Bernardsvie Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Passaic Paterson. Boon
ton Dover Sta hope. NEWTON BUpnS LAKE.
LAKE HOPATCoNG. Hackettstowu. SCHOOLEY5
MOUNTAIN Washington. PfIIIiIPSBURG, EAsToN.
WATER GAP srRoUDsBUHG. Poeono Mountains.
SCRANTON. PiTTSTON. WILkESBAkRE. NANTt-
COKE: DANvILrE, RTHuMRERLhNp. Mont
Vile UTICA nIcHF:Ei:p SPRINGS, c9, ,,
CORNING. BATH. DANsvIL!.E. BUFFALO and all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
1:26 A AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops az principal
stations. ..,o,,
600 A. M.-BuFFALo SCRANTON, BiNGHAMToNi
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ana
OswEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Ssrs CON-
meet AZ Buffalo with train for Chicago and points wvs,
100 7. M.-SCRASTON WfLKESBARkE ana ElSiH~
4rS r M-sCRhNTON VIIkFSRARRE and I'LL
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parior Cars
100 p NJ CDaiyl-Buffaio Nesthued Linn Ted Expssssss
for SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ElMlRA. buF.
FALO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects q
Burralo with train for Chicago and points west
030 P. NJ DAILY. -nvFFALO ScRANToN yn sn,sr
and oswEGo EXPREss Pullman BUFFET Sleeper
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCoMMonAri.o IONS. AZ Oh ~
Park Place 42s Broadwsy Tickets al ferry stations yts
235 Columbus ave NewYork a3s and 7.6 Fuitonst and
,o6 Prosdway Brooklyn Time tables giving fni hfor-
nation at all stations -
wnSrcoTr EXPRFsS COMPANY Will call fcs an1
sheck baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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. TPRENE COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

~ MN YOFtk IstIIstIIa dBHIIat 7 10
Cross Creek Mining Company - -, ......, 49,
the final Judgment entered IN the above entitled act"n
on the BON DAY y January, 1870 Receiver or ne ros
p-aaL vning romuany and the property and effect.
- aid orpora ton f1r and behalf Of the creditors OK
aid conusn, and that I have duly qualhei as sue"
Receiver. and do require -.
49, ..c,rr A. me Al the Office Of ms attorneys No II
T9r,adwav m the city NewYork by the I'm day ~
1,ctobsr isy5 ~ all and sums OF money OWING by
then resp.rffvelv and % pay the same To- me-
n an nersons having IN their possession any properly
m o0ecs ~ said debtor deliver the same 10 me- by
the said l1th day = October ls9O ,,.-
ru an tha creditors Of said corporation 70 deliver
,bs.r respectve accounts and demands TO me by the
said llth day II October 1879 ,...t .
~ Az rerson holding any open or subsstng con
tract ~ saiG corporation present the same IN WIRING
Ia IN detau o m. az the place aforesaid. on OF before
he sad fifh fav II October 1873 -
dated New York. February 10Th. lsso. ,,,-
Na'-"' " HENRY J LAMARcHE. Receiver.
C,rdozo G. Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver Equi'aos
Ruilting Z. city.
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El.RorEAN pRonrcE MARKETs.

Liverpool oct ,. 3.i5 m.-Beef-Extra India meas
steady 1is. prime steady AZ j>s I'd Pork flmr
mess fne. aeady 5s Cd, DO medium steady az
jis 81 Short about IA To IA n, easy az 4+-
Cumberland cut, about ~ - 20 ~ firm at as o.
short rib about - ~ steady al 34s long clear middes
~ n dull 3is cd long and short clear mdis
- NJ dull 3s ca. Sh0uidersAbout u 10 J. 10
firm AT Bis Iard-rrime Western steady At Dos thets~
nrest white and colored steady al 3Is ID cot
tnseed olLyerpoO refined dull at LIS I'D spirits or III
pentine steady POS 30. R0sin-'OmmOn steady AZ ~
Wheat-No red winter steady - I'd No red spring
no stock. FlOur-St. Louis fancy winter firm AT ~ "a
Corn-Mixed Western, spot steady AT Is 9td OCTOBER
steady ~ 4,d November steady b 4..d. Dec unrr
steady IS I'D Hops TondonIecihc coast steady al
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALI MORE AND
For Philadelphia. week days 20 30 s 40 zoo cuys;
paTor Car 800 Dining carr. 800 Dining Car - go 80
as IN 90 y NJ 1o.i5 night Sundays. 40 300. lo'p
II 20 Dining Car, A NJ 2:3o 400. 500 Dining Carr.
800 Dining carr P. NJ. 1913 nght 49,. soo ,ooo
ITO Dining Carr a ". go $50 90 3ians , csro'
II 30 Dining car, \. ". go. 500 Dining cao' 800
1Tlining carr P NJ. 1913 night . .-...-.. ., ,oo,
nd seats be procured az ioot
n Liberty ST ii3 IT, 26i. as oi4 i4o 3s brosa-
vav ri On Az 81 East i4th St. i3t East l29tn ~
on West 25h 25l Columbus Az. View York, tour,
s., Fulton St. Rrooklyn: 9s Broad"ay. W.uamss,
b,rg THE NevYork Transfe- Company VIII call for ana
check baggage hotel residence 20 destination
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Railroads.
DIN NSYLVAnIA
RAILROAD.
foot OF Desofosses anu CsIt.sn''

STATIONS foot Of Desofosses anu Cert.sndt suss'~
In Eject september 90 1870.
1900 " PESSsYhy%SlA sa D Gs.s11s
Conn at ss:g"sh a 1s"f a
M cineinnat SO NJ ind, "a NJ. and Toledo
CHICAGO ASD Ct g. to @ Is tsS
Vile and Chicago Arrives Cincinnati io4' A. H.. H.
600 S'i p r. wS SsfafS ssss.:
as e. NJ z so 4 N esszfS
Steering and Lining Cars to Cincinnati ana os p ~
' Louis '9'lan1 second morning s,..,,,x car
500 rAcTIc Pr ssedso y sas
'a'a W WAS aGIr AND THE soUTHso .coo.
srsssional ar FsI;or and pi p n ir5 sun
asy $50 Gag 'PlHsf fs: ,, !.
Iari'r and Dining Cars, 40 Dining Carl 'D'"'"S
sS?aRhx hAEwAY 1:S L ni slss'. s:s
zlesps-s Mo1ZoTtry and Jscss9nys daily Sleeper.
sleeper sr. r' TO pJacE "1a~fi '"'
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILT T,I,,s E cSrr r.
For 6D PoIST coNsoR SoREoI Vim y rsr Sass
sss1:r sGP'' d a ~ Weekdays ana
ATAyrIS cry eAPE NAY . l p e n "s'k-''''
r- Ions Branch Asury Ocean Gr0vs and ,d P' .rs
90 NJ sanda2 2G D At
A'0uFy F'FS r on ! rHMILxpELPHIA. ,,,o ,r,
I4s Car j. IS 2io go Piping p X c' isi :
asr NJ Dd R"" saf car Is .'s DI'ns ss nsn -,
Ticket Offices 10. 49, "a Ii vs., y ~ pe.5ro.sss and
5Tansy s'or coS Street $50 fulton
Broadway BROOKLYN Annex station loot 2, rl,61n
hotes and .e.aences through to des'nst9n WOOD
NJ S Genersi Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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BALTIMORE & ONO RAILROAD

baltimore Washington, Chicago. Cincinnati
st. Louis and All PotHts west
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS
Leave New-York foot Of Lberty-st daily 1or CHICA1O'
2.3O D. m and 1915 night FITTSBCRG. 80. ex sun
20 sun ~ night. CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS. 10 a. m
COO D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a. m. eN.
sun 10 a. m. II 30 Dining Car. ID Dinlng az
$50 p. m SUM- Dining carr 800 500 p M DINING
Carr 12.l5 night.
NORFOLK IL 30 daily. -,..
NEW-ORLEANS. Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman Sleeping Car. p. M. daly
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light =, -.
Ticket Offices: li3 l72 2Gi 4il l. 40 Broadway 81 rs'
f4th s. 1877 B0werv n Y: 344 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
stations foot n Liberty St. G. r. r. ~ n J. -,
New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor an" cheeH
baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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Marke. closed firm 22a2+ PORTS advance compared
closing prices. Transferable notices
a.. Total sales 3l2 bales NewN Ork receipts
-. bales Exports Forwarded. IL bales stock. 80 OPS
~ Total net receipts to-day "a SIG bales. thus FAR
ms --.k IL 80 bales. Exports to-day; Great Britain
zoo. bales. France. 6004 bales ThSs far this week
,;reet prtain % bales: France 124ls bales. Cont
~ ~ 500 ba,es stock. 524 IA bales spot dull
H. adrance Mddng uplanis 9isc midilny gull
t.sr 1900 - ao,.,d. s,ia, - o,,
ts.ss sr-cuIation and export, 1000 bales American
- ao lies receipts bales American 1900 ca.es
rtss,.-r ,nands 23-32d Futures opened steady Esd
-. - -fos.5 firm at points advance Octo-
r. an october November. 4+6b. November December
AIS January February. AS es
T-s-y March 44si.b; March April: +5lb; April-Ma
ssss Manch-ster-Yarns nrm; cloths fair business
doing , su.,t,.. ,.ere l,eb, p-ices variod
A., otiE,I, nom vesterdays figures. The situation
,rs no striking beyond the visible supply for
n country which close 70 last year DELIVERIES
- moderate ana receipts fair IIavrs closing dull al =
- decline October 10 francs November. ~ 20;
T@cenl..r " .. January. r2D; February. 300 Ham
hug Quiet. October 800 pfennin2s: Novembel a. %
Ya'en,irr 7450 January. $50. February. '5.2' Rio
ra-ka. nru AZ exchange, 10 s-lO, receipts
600 tags clearanes fr United states MI steck lss 900
hays santos receipts 1900 stock 2o6oO bags
usrse steady refs. Cleared from Ro steainsnp
H-gcing with 900 bags. and Caribbean Prince. loVn
faEs
Contracts quiet unchanged pricef Sales we're
40 a fOlONs
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RAILROADS.
-AMeRIcs'S cRGATEoT RAILROAD"
YORK
CENTRAL
uIInSnM RIVER z 2
- HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street
$40 A M-Except Sunday. Empire state nhp'sS>
Fastest train In the world n......
D,3O A MEpaIv Fast Nal. For Syracuse. Rochester
buffalo Niagara Falls Chicago. 49,, =,
1880 a. M-Except Sunday LAY SApfeSS ~ ~" 49,
portant State points. $500, g. C,,.,,
100 r. M-Dally Southwestern Limited Tor Sincm'
natl indianapolis ~. Louis and ChcasD,
$3.50 p n Except Sunday West Point Poughxepse
Albany. Troy Saratoga. - r,.,.
4,3O p M.-Dally. North shore Limited Due De"o"
SEQ A NJ Chicago 430 P. NJ r,
GOO M.-Dally. For Albany. Troy. Bunalo, N1eFe-
land Detroit. Chicago. Cincinnati 81 LOUIS
ei2' T. M.Psiy sa1a'o sEs PLACID t,s'urS' 81
700 p M.-Daly For Adirondack Mountains ana
.:2O p MEnaIy For Auburn Road points Buffalo.
Niagara Falls Cleveland Indianapolis 81 LOUIS
900 p M-Daly Only Sleeping Car passengers for
Rochester carried ~ this train.
0I5 = M-Dally. For Cape Vincent. Ogdensnurg'
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago. .,..,
1910 NIGRT-Tteare train for Chicago and prncps,
points on New York Central every night except
ono a. N and ~ P M-Daly except Sunday. to
Pi,tsheid Harlem Division . p.
o;15 4. M.-Sunday only 20 tftsneid anu 'ns N
shir. Hills. via Harlem pi,ision ,r,
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkEEs. -
between l-5th- St ana points ~
Putnam Division Yonkers In connection ~
the Elevated Road. This - the only Uhs running -
night" trains u New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pirtsch Light - , -....
Tickets and Wagner Offices az Grand central 3,aron;
ii,bs ai2 Broadway 235 Columbusave 50 West i2s,h
St and f3eth-st sta.on NewYork 33s and I26 Fulton
St 1ni 100 Broadway. F. D.. BROOKLYN r-.
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the west
Express Company.
JOHN NJ TOrCEY. GEORGE H DANiELs
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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ding s3i6e. good ordinary. 7'sc net and gross re-
EMS or bales exports coastwse. ~ bales sales III
bales stock. S.j5l bales .,,,- -. I'm.
savannah oct 3-Cotton firm. mdding I-l6c, low
rniI,ling : ! i8c good ordinary, not quoted net ana
sss recep- 5O5S bales exports c0astwise I'D bales
saes AZ bales stock. ~ 500 bales ~
New orleans Der. 3.--Otton firm. good middlng
a La. rniddllng 1915 mddlng. I-l6c. good
ordinary SIC net receipts 23 bales. 5A. bales
80 rs 5aa hale~ TAA
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
on nd after october lst 1895.

on nd after october lst, 1873 -
Trains leave station foot q Liberty 81 .
For Easton. Bethlshem. Allentown. Mauch Chun1 10
so 7.i5 9:l0 N. Esston) A. NJ. ITO 10" .f:n
10 Easton, a9o. 5:s5. 7:so to Aent.wn n Sundays
For wikesbarre Pts,oa and scrantGTn' BIO A. NJ
For Reading AT 4 80. 500. go II 30 a N. liz
80 $50 100 500 5'4s. 80 p IL - night Sun
days 100 go $50 800 p N. i2:i' hight "a IN
For Harrisburg az 30. 500. $40 A. NJ. l.lo. ~
400 300. 5:45 p NJ. 1918 night sundays 100 3D.
600 p NJ. 1918 night $780, =. AN
For sunbury.. Lewisburg ard WtIamspsr,,a a, 80
A. NJ. SEQ p. NJ -
" AII-RAIL ROUTE. -.
For Red Baak. Long Branch and points s9ut a ., M
Pleasant 4:3O IS 80 10 Red Bank. 10 ll;59 a IN
80 80, 90 420 $50 6:ll p NJ sundays , en,
cept Ocean Grove and As6ury Park BOO A. NJ '''
p -, - p.~r.
gnt 20. 9:i5 A. ". I 70 $50 p NJ - ~
For Atlantic City. Vneiand, and Briigeton 80" a. M
100 = VI ,,,.,.. 81,
Navesnk / 30 sis 4. NJ. 80 40. 80 6'l5 p M
sundays 'O0 SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN rIo.E' NC
From Pier g n. r.. foot Rector St .,
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach, NorInanoI,
Rumson Beach. seabright. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch AT 1918 4. NJ. 3:i5 p. " SUNDAYS 800 A. d.
For Elberon Asbury Park Ocean Grove and poine s
south 10 Poir' Pleasant. 3:l5 p NJ sundays ehcep'
al,tr par VI
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct 3-coton quiet; midding sii-iGc: low
mddng 5-i6c. good ordinary, I l5-l6c gross
5 bales. exports 70 France 6voi bales sales
sol bales stock 1891 bales
Norfolk 3.-Cott0n nrn; middiing, Sac: low mid
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uigh. low Closed year
IS, ss, today BIDS
January '-...'''..'.l"~ l'o' - 81 "a sc IN S5
ga '''''''''''''14-. a.; Il 70ai4s0 I0s
Aprl .'......... 49, IA 4Odl450 1910
80 .o ~ Al ~ s0Sis - i2GO
T,yeater ........... u % i 70 i5;ioa 1875 ll.s5
December ............i520 l575 i51aGl520 1l.30
IT,, statistical ,,.,o, =. ~, co,.e i as follows:
80, $500. las, week
- ,,, - Io-iays hesss Sc, ss- i~AS ~, o.
Tis.cla .,s. --tl' s.s n or
~. ..-..'-.''.. - 80 ~ - IN asa
Nr"-Ofieans STOCK ......... .O,b>O -"o'J "'"''
stock re- al ports .At4 ~ so - N" 30
Ne' York deliveries ....... 1890 sWH DID,
N""-of.eans deliveries "'' ~ DC
-. ,,, ,-, COOS sIes
a. ..-.-..-......-. .'o's'l -s,"VV, 80, 80.
N'-lD- supply ---...-.-..- """f' ','''''
ne ndrh-i ~ ftio am SeH'"s s'. -. D. X, :
With good demand the basis = lo.c Tor ftlo 40
spot; i5c 80 spot u T. claimed by some
mat io-+c y raihrf an "Aii"hh" l'' ''' -
VIII not sell FOR jess. The 0Sinahd Tor mNo coHee =
.ita acfi.. with th. market ruling full prices
\ sse ~ $40 btis Ri0 No spot made At 1910
q; the mild grades. 2@ln bags Contra. American -'o9
h1s sayanla 80 Masacall. and 2VV bags washed
era washed Cafecas We're sold on priv ate terms
FLOUR AND MkAl@-lhe denaHl I"t h"u' ".s "
outraged by reaction in whoa All BUYERS IN M al
terloon inclined than ever o. hold IN Tor more
favorable terms The mills were ,oTe~n"t Ann NOR 9s
ard tho close with q weaker FEELING al a'lk M
Inc Total transactions about 1880 pkgs Including
- bhs " inter- patents, 5OQxS O5D bbls siragnts.
$ sass -. 40 bos cleafs S'4s' 10 am 90 SACKS
s. - 10 bhls suDerhne. - 20 rAlI' ana 70 Lilse'
S+pS+ j. bbs city extra sreonds 81 lV4 ~ 80 -"
bis cry hnss = sraS- ~ 800 pois sPrihs H h.,
Dos ~ -i,ts ezra hIsts, eApoi 20, i "a, ....i ~
a5 u - oslsi g. s p,n hd On To arTve sales
va 1b, ,t So " i,yF Fi,Oi-R- Market quiet sales.
80 D1s - vitS2 - M ~ "a ~ ~, s.
seie9 - .ns al y ~ 'liotrd b.a'1s %. ~, g, ~, 10
%-'y. = ~ extern enc S,u'neIn' ,.n',. a3c.
BAG MA Market quiet quote f'iy NM -,
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ecepfs OF an In'eflor p0nts IN thousanos.
last three ciphcrs Iy0 omitted Flour hbs grain BUSH
as
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founding the turn Tryon sent Hanford
Medium along with rush, and coming
into the stretch took second place, finish
ing only length behind Del Norte in 2:l6
Touchet third. Belle fourth and Fresno
Prince distanced.
After the heat Del Norte sold for SIS
to 50 for the field
second heat-Hanford Medium again
broke on the first turn and did not make
a showing for the heat until the far turn
was reached, where he came along with
great speed and forced Del Norte out in
the excellent time of 2:l63, only neck
oenlnd. IOuchet was rather poor third.
1hird heat-This was almost a repet
tlon OF the preceding heat. Hanford
Medium broke at the quarter while on
nearly even terms with Del Norte and
Ieil pack to the tail end OF the procession.
Inc horses drew together at the half, and
were In group rounding the turn. Del
Norte leading. At the head of the stretch
Medium drew away from the crowd and
went TOR Del Norte, and the result was
another driving finish, Del Norte WIN
nlng by only half length in 2:16f,
Fresno Prince third.
Summary-Special pacing, purse $500.
e.. +. Barrows' Dl. h. Del NorLe, by AL
tamont-Iecora, by Z. NJ. Clay.........,1 1
>. Z. Iryon's b. h. HanfOrd Medium,
by Milton R.-Iare, by Sequal. .......~.2 2 2
Samuel Casto's br. h. Touchet, by Alta
hont-Iecora, by G. NJ. Clay...........3 3
l.. j. Smiths bl. h. Fresno Prince, by
bayonne Prlnce-Ljzzie, by Black
T W -; 3
j. II. Davis C. ~. Belle, by Melbourne
king-dam All Rig ht.............4 5 5
Tme-2:16. 2:164, 2:16M.
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BUREAU OF INFORMATION
Responses to Correspondents Seeking
Substantial Information.

Substantial Information.
For responses TO questions of practical
value. Mere puzzles, and the curious and
common, answers to which ought TO be found
in the ordinary home library, win receive no
attention. Queries published without re-
sponSes are invitations to furnish answers, TO
make this department an information ex-
change also. Communications must be brief
and signed with name ana address.
NJ. L. P.-Your inquiry relative to
taxes and sale of property to the State can
be properly answered only by a reading
of the statute, which see. The code was
extendedly amended in that respect by
the last Legislature. 1t will be found in
Chapter NJ. of the laws Of 1895.
y our stated case can only be properly
answered by an attorney-at-law versed
in practice in the Land Office. and well
posted as to the State revenue laws. 1t is
not the purpose of this column to give
extended legal opinions. Your case de-
mands better treatment than can be given
here in circumscribed space, willing and
anxious as we are to oblige subscribers.
EDS. RECoRD- [ MON: Will you please
inform me through the columns of your
paper if bicycles have the same rights to
streets and roads that teams have; also, if
bicycle-riding is prohibited inside the
city limits of Chicago? Respectfully,
Lincoln, Cal. BICYCLIST.
/. They have. 2. No.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-07-25
TRUSTEES Down ON DR.. PARKINSON.
They Refuse to Confirm Him as In
spector of Plumbers
Lawyer McKune's appointment as
Counsel in the Clunie Case
Rescfnded.

The CITY Trustees held all adjourned
meeting last evening at which there were
present Trustees Lawton, Bragg. Davis,
Kent Penpish, Devine and Wachhorst.
The contract for building stable Tor
the new patrol wagon was awarded 70
Contell 81 Schaeffer for $500.
MAYORS APPOINTMENTS.
The board proceeded to vote on the ap-
pointments by the Mayor of DR.. ). ID.
Parkinson, +. T. Lyman and James
Seadlar as mem bers of the Examining
Board of Plumbers.
DR.. Parkinson's appointment was re-
iected by vote of ayes to noes. Ly-
man and Seadler were confirmed by g
vote of ayes to l no.
Trustee Wachhorst was not present
when DR.. Parkinson's appointment was
voted on, and Pennish moved that the
vote be recousidered, so that Wachhorst
could vote on the appointment.
Kent opposed the motion. He said he
voted against DR.. Parkinson because
the latter wanted 10 be ''ruler."
"Dr Parkinson wants to dictate in the
Board of Health what the Board of Trus-
tees shall do in connection with the ap-
pointment of Sanitary Inspector" sald
Kent. Il think it would be good thing
10 remove him, anyway"
Pennish's motion to reconsider was
adopted, however, and the board then
proceeded to again vote on DR.. Parkln-
sons appointment. The appointment
was rejected by vote Of ayes to noes.
The following messages from the
Mayor were read;
THE FICKs MATTER.
Do1a.J TI.,J efaoe. 7 bororuitI1
transmit TO your honorable body COM
munication received from B. Shells, Sec
rotary FL Dorado Lodge, No. s. l. .. Q.
F., containing copy of a resolution
adopted by that Lodge on July Y, 1893.
in reference to the conduct Of George W.
Ficks, Superintendent of Cemeteries.
The same is transmitted TO you for such
action as you may deem necessary.
/ have this day written 10 the Secretary
of the lodge that the charter consem
plates that written charges containing
suitable allegations should be filed, and
that thereupon your board would pro-
coed to the trial of the same, after no.
tifying the accused and giving him an
opportunity to be present with his wit
nesses, if he has any. 4 copy of the said
letter is herewith inclosed. Respectfully
submitted, b. U. STEINMAN, Mayor.
SACRAMENTO, July q. 1895.
d. OHtCtS, O0CI cttIfY III OOf 1ttO 1IO''Yt,
No. 8, /. q. D. Fl, SACRAMENTO, Cdt.-DEAR
SIR: 1 have this day transmitted to the
Board of Trustees a communication re-
ceived from you on July I'D, containing
copy of resolution adopted by your
lodge III reference to the conduct of
George ". Ficks, Superintendent of
Cemeteries.
L will state, however, that the charter
contemplates that written charges con-
tanning proper allegations of improper
conduct, verified by the complainant
should be Med, and that thereupon the
Board of Trustees will proceed to the