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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
W. IT. 7 4 I IUE,
General Passenger Agent

NORFOLK AND RAPPAHANNOCK
~ ROUTE On and after SUNDAY,
december SUth. the steamer EsseN will
leave Bay Line wharf, Norfolk, every
SUNDAY at 9 n. m. for appAhonnock
and intermediate landings. Freight for
these points received Saturdays. For
landings beyond Tappahannock freight
received as usual.
de233m VIM. RANDALL. Agent. Norfolk
Lok rLIERsBuBG, NEWPORT NEWS
i ClAREMpNr. SCOTLAND AND JAMES
RIVER LANpINGS-Stcamer : A. MCCALL
Leaves \. y. P. \. r. Il. dock atG n M, every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY for
above points, reaching Petersburg about 5 n. m.
Sonnscls with a. 4 b. r. u. at scotland with
Fare to Petersburg only 81 and Sl.2j; round
trip, 81.
Meals served on steamer for Soc
Tickets sold on steamer.
Freight received daily for above roints
The Mccall can be chartered for excursion
purposes any tuesday or Thursday night ~
very low rates. X. Il, COOKE,
General Agent
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!G~RAvwImup eurrw:

NNHE NORFOLK, ALBEMARLE AND
Il ATLANTIC RAILROAD CO.,
II ". Van an N Sats; Receivers.
WINTER AND SPRING SCHEDULE. IN
EFFECT FRIDAY, FEB. !, 1895.
LEAVE NORFOLK.
::l0a m, Daily e-Gept Sunday. Mixed
?:25 m. Daily. Throuyr eSpress
1928 pm. Daily. Local Express.
80 p. III. Daily. Local Il, press
b:3V p m, Daily except Sunday. Local EK-
6;ooP IN. Sunday only. Through Ex-
s45 p. m. hai except Sunday Through
EKnrcss.
LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH.
6:o0Rm, Dolly EXCEPT SUNDAY. Through
Express.
s;l5 III. Daily except Sunday. Local tx
PROS
1905 am. SUNDAY only. Local Express
l:l5 pm. Daily except Sunday. Mixed.
23opm Daily. THROUGH Express.
4.S5 I'm. Daily. Local Express.
200 pm Daily. Local Exp ress,
Through Express Trains make The trip in
thirty-hve minutes; Local Express Trains
terty-hre minutes.
A Oh air Car att ached to all Passenger trims.
Sests p cents each.
b. HOLLAND,
General superintendent.
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EOR RIOHMOND, PETERSBURG.
K, OLD POINT. CLAREMONT, NEW.
PORF NEWS and James river iandinss
direct by daylight-virginia Navigation
Company's Eleg mt Steamer POOAHON-
:. As, leaves nlydo sawharf Nortolk, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
AT a. m. touching at Portsmouth, o d
Point Newport News going and return.
ing, arriving at Richmond about n, m.
connecting with all evening trains. Fare
TO Richmond. Si.5O; fare to Richmond
and return $3.50 fare to Richmond
second-class, 81. Tickets mucn Cheap
err than by any other route 20
richmond; Peter.burg, wsverly, Hicks
Danvllle railroad and all pofnts yis Mrb-
mona; tickets for ale at ticket agencies
OF Maike d Son. II. Brandt and on board
a. Freight received daily, SUNDAY ak.
Copied for all above named points.
JAMES w. MoCARRICil,
Agent.
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Norfolk Cotton Market,
OFFICE OF The VIRaISrAS.
NNprnt VI lsnls,,.. ~, az

WI u"KJ 20 1919.
seaboard Airline Railroad-for Nor
tolk, 50 bales; other points, 2S4 bales:
Sotal. $40 bales.
Norfolk ami Western .Railrosd-For
norfolk. 26s bales; other points ~
bales; total, $40 bales.
:, Norfolk and Southern Railroad-For
Sorfolk. ~ bales; other points. -
balos; total, 10 bales.
a, Atlantic and DanYille Railroad-For
Eoriol.. ~ bales; other points, =
=. Norfolk and Carolina Railroad-
Fortolk, a3i bales; other points. = bales.
sotal. 1874 bales. '"'o''
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DLYDE'S REGULAR LINE SrEAM. Fps
" FOR PHILADELPHIA-- .Ks@
Only DIRECT limo from Norfolk TO $500 az
Philadelphia. -111s
Until further orders steamers are appointed
to sail from Norfolk every Monday, Wednes-
DAY and Saturday at 6 p. M. and from fhilA-
deiphia evory Tuesday, ThurSday and Satur-
through bills Of lading to MI points South
line and Virginia and Tennessee Air Lire
Railroads. JAMES w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent Norfolk, Va
WA p. CLYDE co. Agents Philaaslnhss
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DOANOKE, NORFOLK AND
Ia BALTIMORE STEAMBOAT CO.
Commencing TUESDAY. juno 25tb,
1891. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Monday and Thurs
day at : q M for Baltimore, ana leave
baltimore. Pier No. 81 Light street wharf,
every tuesday and Saturday ct M
Freig hit received daily.
VIM. RANDALL,
Telephone y Agent.
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NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAupo,n
~ COMPANY "

NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ COMPANY, "
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT WkRC't 1907
MA l. AND EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
C,,x! YeLcct' sunday 9i5 m for Elizabeth
y. X 5. Il. r, steamer ms iollews. Mn niin
Wiadscr; ,GfSbAY, Tor rn Hif@2br,S s sns
Ti1 I've " on M tsS al landings on chowap
SeuIperuong river, aud WEDNfspAY
for Salmon Creek. Conu,c's al ncjIL.,n., ~
steamer virginia Dare for MaieloTville souti,
rex, aurora, Washington and inierlnoSta,a
LVENlNG EXPRESS LEAVES NORFOLK
10 r m daily except Sunday for Bu,oS a,s
~! tdenton and stations Connects nj
fh5abeth City. with the steamers Ssu"e
Sna Nawhern Mon ay Tues lay. lhvr diva d
SDur'ay Tor Newbern. Roanoke Island ana
Aorehead City, inston aud tieIds,nrn vi
d n. Z. X. H., and Ter Jacksonville Wil,ni,'
ION ~ e'' aud all stations on the W. n, HS.
ARRIVE AT NORFo1r
MAIL AND EXPRESS daily te.csnt GIN.
gay at 4:25 IA, and Express daily feIcept
sunday al IL m: connect with All rail ahd
steam lines AT Norfolk far the North Fast and
Wesi. Passenger and freight stations fooI ~
EAit Main street Norfolk and Western demo,
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH FAST
~ tREltHl LINE AND OLD TOIIIoIoN
~ between all points North and Fast via
SoIiolS ana Nori"lE AID Southe, N Railroad IN
Lasorn North Carolina. o"' ~
Freight received DALI and forwar3aa rron,n,
ly at low rates -
For further information apply to the Geu.,,,
Ohoe OF the y. X ). II: Il. Co, Norfolk, Va
c, Il. c. HUDGINS.
NJ. L. KING.
General Mana,er
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS. CO.
DIRECT ROUTE.

FOR BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND sAr
VANNAH.
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aua
FRIDAY at 600 o. M. FOR BOSTON.
FOR PROVIDENCE.
Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY al
Zoo p. m.
FARES TO BOSTON and PROVIDENCE
First class, including meals and
saloon stateroom berth ..S 9 90
second class, including meals and
oeith' wv
FOR SAVANNAH.
Livery. SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY Mt > q. m.
Fare-First-olrss, including meals
anu Dertn ............. Sl2 M
Fare Second claEs. including
meals and bunk g on
Perishable freight sent via Providence.
forwarded by early train to Boston, and
q the same rate as by direct steamera to
Boston.
=, ferlansble freights not received Iatsr
tnan 6;SO p, M, on sailing days OF Boston
smps 80 sailing days Of Providence
Tor further information apply to
Il. Il. WRIGHT, Agent Norfolk. Va
xp "a; u; SIEBBINS. Asst Tariff MGR
W. l.. TURNER, General Psss 49,,
D. q. WHITNEY. Tran. Maneger
oeherai omces. Baltimore. Md
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT
Money Market.
BY Southern AssoclaoS Press.

BY Southern AssoclaoS Press.
VIEW YonK. February 27-Money on call
easy at II per cent; last loau ut II por
cent. and closing offered at IL per cent.
Sterling exchange is strong. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S7ais71 for
Si1ty days and 4ss; for demand
Posted rates, A8sai9O. Commercial
bile, 4SGaiS6s. Government bonds closed
easier.
THE STOCK MISUNDERSTANDING BIDS.
american Cotton Oil. 2O,; American
cotton Oil, preferred Ssa64I; American
sugar Re6neriss, preferred, 92t: Amer
!bacco preferred, I04: Atohison. Tope-
IA and Santa Fo. 81: Baltimore and
ONO. OLA; Canada Paoidc. 43t; Cbesa-
Peake and Ohio, Let; Chicago AMI Alton,
s4Gi Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy
w; Chicago Gas Trust. TOT Delaware
snd i'ackawanha. l5S; 3istillors AMI Cat
fle Feeders. IL; Erie. st; Erie. pref. 16i;
Heneral Electric, 2Si: Illinois Central,
S4t; Lake Erie aud Western. 1871; Lake
Erie and Western, pref. TEL; Lake Shore,
sS5i; Louisville and Nashville. 4si; Louis
slanhatsan Consolidated. 1853; Memphis
and Charleston. 10; Michigan Central,
w; Missouri Pacific. ~. Mobile and
Ohio. Il: Nashville. Chattanooga,
Ci' United States Cor iaRs. Al; United
states Cordage, preferred. ii: New Jer-
Boy Central. S3s; New York Central. 95s:
New York and Now England. 80; Norfolk
and Western. preferred. l0!: Northern
1aoiho. p: Northern Pacific. preferred,
Isl; Northwestern. 8lt: Northwestern.
preferred. 1885,: Paoino Mail. ~; Road
ing. -; Rock Island, 6ls: st. Paul. o4,;
~ Faul preterre III; Silver Certificates.
I0s; Tennessee Goal ami Iron. 1884,;
Eennessee Coal and iron. prsferrsi, 10
askedi Texas Fac 90. 81; Union raciao.
e.: Wabash. =; Wabash. preferred. l2b;
Western Union. ST; Wheeling and Lake
Uric. 81; Wheeling and Lake Erie. pro
serrsd, 33; Alabama. class A. los; Ala
6ama GLASS d. los; Alabama. class q. 95
Louisiana As. 100; North Carolina
e's. l0l; North Uarolinas 8's. i25. Ten
BEE New Settlement SIS. 81; Virginia
Ss. deferred. ST; Virginia Trust Receipts,
Si; virginia Funding Debt. 65.;
Snitet states As, registered. Illt; United
States As, coupons. ll2t Unitsd statos
rs, 3D. Southern hallway bs. s6.; South
srn Hallway Common, o!i Southern
stairway Common, preferred, 81; South
Carolina 4ls, 103.
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n Observation-Disclosures !: 4
EA SyI

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. Is, 1884
LEAVENoRFoLK DAILY.
s:iO e. m.-The Chicago t:xprcss-
For Petersburg, Ricn.
mond End w Washington,
K aas1 for xs ..ynenb"rs.
field. Pecan on ma. X en-
0yn, Columbus md
Chicago. sleeper kOnu-
ONO 40 columbus with
OUT chnnGc. Also for
R'ulaAKi. fsristOI. Knox.
vile. Chattanooga and
intermediate points
E'nliman sleeper. Ik q d.
9ord To Chattnnooga.
1000 p m-ror petersburg, Kadford. Pa
i&ki, Bristol; also Tor Bueield
anu Pocahentas: also for Rocky
Mount and all stations on Win
slon-Salem Division la, PAIL
man sleeper Norfolk TO Roam
oLG Connects at Roanoke at
1IO m with Wnshin gton and
Sha',,snoogs, limited for all
points South and Wost Pull
man man s'eepers Roanoteto Mem
a puis s, ana New Orleans. Dining
4 4 V E-NorioIK uaIv, S goa m, 1l25 IA
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND
CvEsIIRULK LIMITED
Leave Norfolk 4:S5 p IN, ar
live Richmond 200 p IN con-
meeting for Washington, Balti-
more, 'Philadelrhia and New
York. Returning, cave Rich
hoIu s'OO IN. arrive Norfolk
li:25 M. stops only at Suffolk
Raver,y and Petersburg Second
passnse on these trains 'o'
Other daily rain Leave Nor
TOR 7Ov M arriva az Rich
monu ll:U5 m Re<urnIn0
leave Richmond $40 p m :"
E,ro,-,, nye at Norfolk S;io NJ.
oi iurthci Information as 10 tickets, rates,
bHJEasRe, cneeks, etc call on or address L: w
p 00SSSISk1 District Passenger Agent; II
n nt Ticket Agent. &c Main street, corner
W ~, Sranby, or c FINCH. Agent. depot Nor
'oik and Western railroad.
General PA yenser Agent.
General OF &c. Roanoke, vs..
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A TLANTIC AND DANvILLE RAILWAY
haSSs:'s.zz l B

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY lsr. 1854
Leave Companv's wharf, Portsmouth, daily,
o. Ia.
Leave shippers compress, wharf, Norfolk,
daily, e2O 4. In.
Leave West Norfolk daily, e:t5 A. IN.
For Danville and all intermediate stations ar
irving AT DsnrilIe at 5.25 p. III.
Leave Portsmouth. daily except Sunday S
Leave Norfolk, $50 pm.
Leave West Norfolk 6:ib ~ IN
Tor Lsurenceviile and intermedist. noints
arriving LawTcnceville ai 3 y III
Leave iavrencevillc daily Except Sunday
ats IN, arriving at Danvilc alto Z m.
Connections made At DRnville and Jenreas
Junction for all points in the Southern Kali
way systen. At benniston junction Tor Dur
nam South Boston and AL points on the Dur
ham Division OF tho y. and ". X. r.
pullman Seepcrs between DAnville. Ashe-
CC.f, Atlanta, Augusta. Memphis and New
Tickets on sale and baggage checked at
Wakes Agency. Brandt's Ticket Agency, Coz
paws Agency al wharf, Norfolk, w. Y. g..
WilliRms Agency, Portsmouth
W. II. TAYLOR.
General Passenger Agent
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. February Is. The leading
futures ranged as follows; Wheat closed
iower. Corn closet lower. Oats closed
aower. PORK closed higher.
WRRAT-Februury, 81; Nav. 5s,a535
suiy 5il. Uiosins-February, 5l.; May,
b3;:tJuly. 54Rn5i;.
CoHN-Februury, 43t; May, 45!; July,
-, uiosIns-february, 42sa42i; May.
oATs--February, ISL; May, 29I; jun,
w., WoainG -February. 2oi; May, 2y.;
FonK-May,lO,2O Closing-May, 10 25.
!.AkD-Alay, Gas. Closiug-May. q. An.
Sibs-ANy, 522.. CloSing-May, 6.27
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Market, quiet; Prime. lie; strictly
PRIME, &c; fancy, &c; common. IsIi.
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Peanut T7arLret

out OF town prices are dependent o.
delivery rates to the different points.
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New Yor1 ,IarIKctx,

NEW goRH. February % flour closed
steady winter wheat, low grades,
81 Ua2.3O; fair to fancy, S2.35a
G.75; do patents, S2.60a3uJ; Mime
Gotta clear, 52.2oa2.t0; patents, S3..5n
$40; low extras, $l.9Ja2. 30. Southern
Hour closed quiet aud steady; common to
lair extra. $l.J a2.75; good to choice. DO,
62.auaS.25. Wheat. inirly act.o ana
<a-ier. NO red, store and elevator, 67;c;
ehoat, 5S!c. Corn closed dull. lower and
steady; No ., lS.c. elevator; Iy,n6U;c.
GHoat migrated mixed. 0uaJu. C; steamer
mtAed, 4e;ai9tc. Oats closed duh and
*"sier: No 2, 33.c; NO =. white. sac:
mi1ei Western, 3I"36c; whto do. 3du4Oo
tut meats, qulet ami firm: picked bel.
ties. oic; shoulders, i,a4. &c, hams
',as.c; middles. dull and easy; short
Clear, Csc. Lard closed quiet and
stronger Western steam, 665 bid: city
C.ad!c. Pork, dull and UNCHANGED; oil /
rless, @ll25al2 %; extra prime, nominal,
tottee-Spot Rio, nrm and uuil; No =
l"sc. Sugar-igw, quiet and trin; fair
tohning, IL ,idc, centrifugals, IS test,
&c; refined. fairly active amd steady: on
a.. $40; mould a, 4ll-l6c; standard A.
: l3-lGaic; cut LOAF, 7-l6aI,c; crusbaJ'
. 7-lGniio; powdered, l-l6al!c; gram
fatsd,s l3-l6altc; cubes. 4 l-l6aiic'
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTinouu. February 2S-rIour closed
gun; NoElern cupor1ne. ei.9Ua2. 90 f:
Western extra, s:.lOn2.i0 do. fam.
iy, 26oh2,75; winter wheat. patents,
S2'oon3.l0i spring do. $5.10a3.65; do.
straight. S3.l6sj.35. Wheat ciosei
easier; No2, red, 53;a5S!c: steamer No,
Z, red, o0!c. Southern wheat by sam
pie, oSa59c; do. Oh grade, 5J.a5Ssc. Corn
closed easieri mixed, 4!:ai7ic; steamer
sai1ed. 46;c odd: southern white corn.
soaiHc: do yellow. 4sLi9c. oats closed
$aIetnnd steady; No 2white Western 3o,a
'oc:. NO mixed Western, 33!a3ic. Pro-
Sisions, dull; moss pork, SlI 90; bulk
shoulders. 6tc short rib sides. 7ic; clear
sides, re; sugar cured shoulders, Tic;
PANS, small. lU:c, large, 1910. Lard
defined. Sc Coffee tirm; No Z, 1910.
Sugar, strong; graduated, 4.0S.
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(,hs HI New York, Philadelphia and
Ron Ront ts' Norfolk Railroad CO.
@E EiSiILIl

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY OTTER
LINE.
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NORFOLK s. WAsH1NGron
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

u, The new and powerful iron palace steamers
daily as follows:
NORTH BOUND
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RALTlMORE STEAM PACKET COMPANY
IL CBAY LINEL
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BRITANNIA AND AILSA.
The Crack British sloops Compete in
Another Race.

The Crack British Sloops compete IN
Another Race.
Hunters Quay, July 1.-THE Ailsa
and the Britannia started this morn
ing in a race over the usual course.
Both boats carried jibheaded topsails
and all their lower sails. The wind was
strong from the south. They crossed
the line very nearly together, Britannia
at 1O:20.9O and the Ailsa at 1O:2o:37,
the Britannia being to the leeward. The
Britannia worked to windward and OBJ
tanned the weather berth of the Ailsa,
which she held at Skelmorlie, the
mark being rounded as follows:
Britannia, 11:O7;55.
Ailsa, 11:0S:50.
From Skelmorlie it was a dead beat
to Ascog. The wind was blowing strong
and the race at this point was close and
exciting.
The Britannia rounded Ascog at H.
45:05 and the Aisa at 11:46:09. The
boats were now running free under the
lighter wind, with spinnakers and jib-
topsails set The Ailsa blanketed the
britannia dSLelIly Qut was llol eiDiC "
get past her. The Britannia continued
to hold lead Of about three clear
lengths.
The Britannia rounded Kilcreggan
at 12:52:2o and the Ailea at 12:53:05. It
was then dead beat for the Commo-
dore's boat, the Britannia holding close
| to the Ailsas weather. The Comrno-
dore's boat was rounded as follows:
Britannia, 1:12:21.
| Ai1sa, 1:f3:35.
The wind became stronger, and a
heavy rain accompanied by a thick
| haze, obscured the weather marks, and
| finally shut out the Britannia and Ailsa
| from view. As the boats disappeared
| they seemed to be about IS seconds
| apart.
| The heavy rain killed the wind and
| the boats became becalmed.
| The Britannia rounded Skelmorlie al
2:1SI0, and the Ailsa at 2:20:45. Round.
| ing Ascog the Britannia was still fur.
| Their in the lead.
Both boats were becalmed for an hour
after passing Ascog, when light
breeze sprang up and they moved slow.
| ly up the channel, the Britannia long
| way in the lead.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-12
List of Patents


Issued from the United States patent
office, Tuesday, July 9th, 1896, for
the state of Connecticut, furnished
us from the office of Earle & Seymour,
solicitors of patents, s6S Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn:
A. Bannatyne, assignor to Waterbury
Clock company, Waterbury, watch car.
rier
F. Beattie, Leete Island, lifting dogs
four patents.
E. Chaquette, Bridgeport, power mo-
tor.
P. L. Fox, Bridgeport, scaffold brack-
ct.
E. o. Goss, assignor to Scovill Man
ufacturing company, Waterbury, pneu.
matte tire valve.
j. Menzies. New Haven, valve for wa
ter closets.
J. Oefinger, Meriden, knife sharpener
T. A. Perrins, Ansonfa, machine for
setting lacing studs.
w. ]. Shea, Hartford, wrench.
H. V. Smith, Hartford, bit stock
F. A. Taylor, assignor to Blake & John.
son, Waterbury, book holder.
B. L. Toquet, Westport, hosting me-
chanism.
F. Waible and W. R. Willetts, assign
or to American Pin company, Water
bury, machine for heading rivets OF
chains.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-12
Court Notes.

The trial of Mary ]. Smith, accused
of keeping a disorderly house at 119
State street, was resumed in the COM
mon pleas court yesterday and is still
unfinished. The case was given to the
jury about o'clock, At o'clock the
jury came in and reported disagree
ment AS they had not agreed when
time came for adjournment they were
called in and excused until 9 o'clock this
morning.
John j. Shea pleaded guilty to a
charge of keeping a disorderly house
at the Germania house ON Union street
and was fined $40 and costs, which he
paid.
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Syracuse. Time. 5:1s As.

Syracuse, Time. 5;1S As.
In the two-mile championship class A
and rode together under the league
rules, but the A men were outelassed.
AS the morning events drew to close
rain started to fall and there were in
dications Of thunder storm.
About $4,000 persons witnessed the
morning races and many of the trials
were contested I'm the same spirit as
finals.
MORE TRIAL HEATS.
More trial heats in class A were then
run off.
Two-mile bankruptcies A, trial
heats, first three of each heat to ride in
final.
First heat-Won by j. M. Baldwin,
Paterson ITO yards; w, G. Douglas,
New York, 80 yards, second and w, A.
Brown, New York, 100 yards, third.
Time, 4:49 1-5
Second heat-Won by George Rupert,
| New York, 100 yards; d. e. Baxter, New
York, 65 yards, second, and A, G. Green,
| New York. 220 yards, third. Time, 452.
Third heat-Won by A. w. Abel, Ar
| lington, 22O yards; j. B, Corser, Scran-
| ton, so yards, second, and f. D. White,
Brooklyn, 1870 yards, third. Time,
4:S8 1-5.
| Fourth heat-Won by Fl. G. Winters,
Tonawanda, 40 yards; F. A. JOEL, Buff
falo, 60 yards, second, and r. II. Nc
Call, Denver, ITO yards, third. Time,
4:49
There was a spill in this heat in which
J. b. Rogers, a Philadelphia, had a
narrow escape from a serious injury
owing to the peculiar handle bars on
his wheel. He was brought around all
right in few minutes.
| Fifth heat-Won by f. S. Shinn, Lake
wood, 22O yards; C. S. Henshaw, Green
wich, 220 yards, second, and Charles
johnson, New York, 800 yards, third.
Time 4.40 rs.
Sixth heat--Won by f. G. Hoyt
Bridgeport, 70 yards; G. B. Smith, Bell
more, 80 yards, second, and S. H. Owen,
Greenwich, 100 yards, third. Time,
| 4.432-5
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oOURr REoORn.

City Court-Crimlnal SIde--Judge Cable
William Schwagerman, non-support
continued until July %; Patrick Egan
breach Of the peace, 81 fine, $40 costs
James Donnelly, breach Of the peace, 81
fine, $s,41 costs; Milton j. Stewart, vio-
lation of city ordinance, discharged
James e. Smith, non-support, continued
until July 81; James Kelleher, drunk
and breach of the peace, continued UNI
til July 81; John Dwyer, breach of the
peace, continued until July 10; Richard
Hooker, violation of city ordinance
nolle.
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Milford,s vital Statistics.

According to the report Of the regis
trar of births, deaths and marriages of
Milford, there were two marriages, two
deaths and two births during the month
of June. The marriages were Miles
Plat, Burnside-Taylor; the deaths,
those of Deacon Amos S. Bristol and
Mrs. Caroline E. Gum. The births
were: June /, a son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Diggs (coloreO; June rs, a
daughter to Mr., and Mrs. John c. Block
lev
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TIcToRY ron NIAGARA.
The Fleet Little Boat Defeats Dakotah and
Zinita With Ease.

1Mle Fleet Little ESOat De3eafS DakOEan ana
Zinita With Ease.
Hunters Quay, July 11.--In the TWEEN
ty-raters' race to-day the Dakotah
crossed the starting line at 10:45:07, the
Niagara at 10:45:15 and the zinita at
10:45:53. The Eucharis did not start.
The zinita finished the first round a
minute ahead Of the Niagara. The or
der and time were:
Zinita, 12;24:5S.
Niagara, 12:25:40.
Dakotah, 12:31:35.
The zinita had good lead over Niaga-
ra on the way to the weather mark on
the second round.
The Niagara gained the lead on the
beat to windward on the second round
and held it to the finishs winning with
ease.
They finished in this way:
Niagara, 2:26:21.
Zinita, 2:27:49.
Dakotah, 2:3S:05.
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yyeek,v pavrolls Approyed.

AT the meeting of the board of finance
yesterday afternoon the weekly pay
rolls of the several departments We're
approved as follows Police $3,036.S4, fire
$1,71749, public works $1,65S.59, health
S114 and sewers $23h IL
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
July 9Th, 1898.
EsTATE of THERON E. ROBINSON. Of
d New Haven, in said district, assigning
debtor.
The Court of Probate for the district of
New Haven hath limited and allowed three
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate, represented insolvent, in which
to exhibit their claims thereto: and has ap-
pointed WILLIAM A. WRIGHT and WILL
LIAM O'KEEFE, both Of New Haven, COM
missioners to receive and examine said
claims; and has ordered that said commits
Wright, First National Bank building, in said
New Haven, on the 9th day of September and
the 10th day of October, 1896, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of each of said days, for the
said appointment.
Certified from record,
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, Clerk.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
jy103t JASON P. THOMSON, Trustee.