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Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
PINTSCH LIGHTS TONIGHT.
The westpOrt Line VIII Use the New
illumination ON sixteen Of
It's Cnrs.

Clarence II. Howard. of the Pntsrh Gas
Company, at st. Louis, is at the Coates
Hous,. His visit 10 the city IN TO start the
service for lighting the ears on the West
port cable line with Plntsch gas. The Met
ropoltan company has had sixteen cars
fitted with the new light and will start
them in service this evening. disposing OF
the old smoky coal oil lamps. The cost of
fitting car with the safety light is mora
than sld1, and the test OF the light is to be
made first on the Wostport line. and then.
II satisfactory. Is to be extended to all Of
the cars OF the system.
The plan of using gas for street cars was
first introduced at New York and Is now
In use at that city, Boston. Philadelphia,
Chicago. 81. Louis. Denver. and now in
Kansas City. 1t was remarked during tho
great storm in st. Louis. when all OF the
trolley lines were dead and the cars In the
streets in darkness, the cars on the Market
street line. that used gas, remained bril-
linntly lighted. The gus light Is far SUI
perior TO any other and is used on all OF
the railroad lines In the land.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
Nuremburr Chess Tournn mcnt.

Nuremburg July c3.-Play In the internn-
tional chess masters tournament was re-
s,imed In this city to-day, when the fourth
round resulted as follows: blackburn beat
moves.
Tho game between wlnawcr and Charbu-
SEX. ruy lopez. remained adjourned.
Tschigorin beat Shnllop In ruy lopez.
after II moves.
Steinitz beat Maroczy In a ruy lopez, aft
or q moves.
Tarrnsch beat Marco. in n p. q. open,
aftet u moves.
Janowski beat Schlccter In a ruy lopez,
after 81 moves.
Iasker and walbrodt drew n ruy lopez.
after 70 moves.
Schffers and Porges drew n French de-
fensc. after 36 moves.
Pillsbury beat Albin in n ruy lopez, after
80 moves.
Techmann had n bye.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

ys.r:9,ds ely. f9yions,. Value. $3.50 guar
s9s'1 %on o,F r I'D ii, vgrlINapssse n sses%s'Ts and NJ
lkitd Time. lid. bare H., Beancrges,
Fifth Selling. s.ycar.o,ds; fiyc fur
longs, Hats on, In u,hrce). Il. 10 !, won;
ond; RsSair, % ia %,P"tkinsi, AZ 10 !. third.
Time, ,oa. Mcrtie Reed. i,,n Brown, or
innar, Carrie r. cid Law. Fonherlen.
also ran.
SIKH racc-seiilng; six furionyr. MIN
10, (Thorpe), to and 2 to s. second.
strathrcef t0i tMartln). s to !, third Time,
is',. Cyclone. yellow Rose, Judith c. and
Motllla also ran. Robinson pulled up.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
brighton n.ach winners.

weather for racing at Brighton Reach to-
day, but the track was very heavy and the
class OF horses moderate.
First race-Sellng: one mile. Ajax, loo
tSimms). 3 to | and to g. won; In1uirendo,
ioa lClayton2, a and J to q seeo1d: Van
Time, 1:i6. Waterman. Find Out and silk
Gown also ran
93 lHirschl. II to 5 and to 10. Won; wy
abusing. % Powers). 8 70 ! and I TO I.
and to /, third. Time. Los. Valorous,
King Ben, +. W. W.. Tragedian and Bonnie
Elolse also ran.
(Cirifiin). s to 2 and 3 to S, won; Sherlock,
ITO IT., sloanl; 70 ! and I to 5, second:
third. Time, l:is., Midas. Maximum. Med
lea and Formal also ran.
Fourth race--Sensation stakes; for g
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Medford, Mass. July 23.-2:l7 class: pac-
Ing; purse. $500 Rufipa won second. third
2Ii 2:iii,. Brennan won second heat.
Time. 2lia.. Cute. Lantana. fsrndale. Rear
Guard, Allen Boy. Clans FORESTER Peer
less Chimes and Daisy also started.
2:l5 class trotting; purse, 500. Page won
tho third. fourth and NTH heats and race.
and second heats. Time, 2:lai. ?Iik.
Quarter March. Vega and Miss Fullerton
also started.
Pollard won In straight heats. Time,
e:lis. 2:l7k: 2:lss,. Harry c. Seward.
Maze. Success, Hal Almont,. Flossie w.
vet and Burton also started.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Milwaukee. WIS.,. July 23,--E'irst race
Seven furlongs; selling. Master. Fred won;
Second race-Six furlongs. Orion won:
Hnnquo H.. second: Scarf Pin, third. Time,
l:lI
Third race-one mile. Pepper won: Bel
YOUR, second May Gallop, third. Time lH7.
Fourth raco--Scvsn furlorgs; selling.
Irene Woods won; Winslow, second Cam
pania. third. Time. 80.
Fifth racc--Four furlongs; selling. Maud
Lyle won: Jersey Lad. second; Kite, third.
Time O;5lI,
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

tho nrst game In the ninth through errors
of the visitors. The second game was won
by timely batting. Attendance. $500. Score:
pitisburg 80 ooio1 o1 2-s !
New York ..l o. I
1'atteries--PittshurE, Hawley and Mer-
Second game RHE
rittsburs. 80 olioo .-sii |
New York ....O o o 1 I Ga I 3
Batteries-.Pittsburg. killcn and Merritt;
New York. Mcekln and Wilson.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Western League Standing.
81. Paul ., IndInnnpoii. ..

ST. Paul, Mimi, July 23,-To-day's game
with Indianapolis was the most brilliant
one ever seen ON the home grounds. the
result being n tie at thc end of the tenth
inning, when the game was called In order
10 allow the teams to catch a train. Score:
81. Paul .............oOOo
indianapolis ......O 0 0 0O20 o 0 % 10 =
Batteries-St. Paul. Fricken and Spies;
lndinnap POLLS Cross and Wood.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Louisville, KY, July ?s.--Mercer not only
held the Colonels down to six hits to-day.
but holrcu hts team 20 victory by hitting
safely every time he came to bat. Abbey
was struck on the right temple by one of
Hits inshpots In the sixth inning nnd 40
for some time. Attendance. 1000. Score:
RHE
Washington . 2 o o - 9
Louisville ..l o o y o q o IL
Observation-Disclosures. Mercer and Nc.
CURE; Louisville. Htll and Miller.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Earned runs--ISnnsas City. o: Detroit. &.
Twobase hlts-Campau. Callahan, frost.
Burnett.
Threebase hits-Dungan. Burnett
Home Wicker. Lake. Burnett.
Sacrifice hlts.-Lnkc. 2; Nycc. Callahan.
Tiost McCauley, Eagan
Rases on balls-or Callahan. .: Eagnn. 5:
Fineld, ..
struck out--By Callahan, 4: Eagan. 9;
Fifeld I.
Wild ptchcs-Callahan, q
Time OF ramc-2.35.
Umprcs-Kling and Eagan and Fiheld.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
BLUES OFF FOR A TRIP.
Will Play at Indi"nnpoIis. Grand Rnp-
ids, Detroit and Columbus
Before Returning.

The Blues left last night for their sec
ond Eastern trip and Will swing around
the circuit until August T. when they re-
turn to open n series with st. Paul They
open at indianapolis tomorrow and also
play there on Monday. From Indianapolis
they go to Grand Rapids, Detroit and Co
lumhus In the order named. They have no
postponed games except at Indianapolis
and II 1t Is possible they may double up
one game there on the present trip. II
the Blues can pull the Hoosiers down n
peg now st. Paul Will have an excellent
chance to go into the lend as the Saints
have three games now with Columbus.
Manager Manning went on ahead of the
team on a scout for pitchers. He has ac-
ccpted the terms OF Dolan, the Boston
soiithpaw, and expects to land another
league pitcher In n day or two. II he can
get his hands on a fast nleldcr who can
hi, the ball he would not be averse TO
signing him.
received a telegram from Nnnierbeck 10
the effect that he had signed Pitcher Ar
thur GARRISON, of Baltimore. purchasing
his release.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

PitinbIe Case OF Dcstitution.

A genuine case of destitution. Mrs Jones.
Of Oklahoma, and her little girl, alone IN
was found yesterday evening at oil Gem
trial street by Sergeant Duer, where the
woman and child had gone to bed on the
door steps. They We're sent to the Help
Ing Hand institute.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Minneapolis, Minn... July 2a.-McGreevy
was hit harder than Hutchinson and Min
Straight from Columbus, Columbus played
hard making four double plays. The Mill
ers were slow In the field Score;
MinneapolIs / 9d:so 9-slss (
Batteries-Minneapolis Hutchinson and
Schrlyer; McGreevy and Straus.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Liverpool, July 2s,--Lorl Derby's s-ycar-
old Canterbury Pilgrim won the Liverpool
cup to-day. Lord William Beresford' $
Paris III, was second and NJ ]. Wailace's
Peck third.
Mir, Richard Crokers Santa Anita was
not placed.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

have been made to wreck the trains on the
katy" near Mexico, Mo, and officers of
the company are hard at work following
up clues. hoping to apprehcnd the guilty
parties. Fortunately no damage WAS done
In either case.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Awomnn who Ia weak, nv rvous and sleep
less, and who has cold hands and feet, can
not feel and act like n well ,crscn. Car.
ter's Iron Pills eaualize the circulation,
remove nervousness. and give strength and
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

Mike Miccio hourished razor In front OF
the market house last evening and threat
ened TO take the NE OF Just scores OF pco-
pie; He Is a bad boy and ofTlcers Boyle
raigned on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
MAY nE A can FAMINE.
The Corn shipments Calling for All
the .Emptirs."

Atchison. Kas.. July 2S.-tspcclal) There
is n heavy demand for empty boSrars from
nearly all tho Missouri Pacific stations in
Northern Kansas and Nebraska. The re-
duction of cents per hundred in the rate
on grain for Southern points has resulted
In much corn being sold for july delivery
nnd a large increase In corn shipments is
looked for at once. Many cribs are still
nllcd with Inst years corn and the owners
must get rid OF II to make room FOR the
new crop. Many Atchison county farmers
are predicting 100 bushels of corn to the
acre as the yield OF the new crop.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24

As stated in the Journal of Wednesday
there has been a big demand on the reserve
stock OF all the Eansns city lines TO supply
the demand OF the Kansas corn shippers
1t Will be some tlmc. under the most favor
able circumstances. before an adiustmcn
OF rates cap he recured.and meantime there
Will no doubt be a henvy demand for all the
freight cars the Western lines can com
mand In order to move the old corn in
kansua.
Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
National League Standing.


Cleveland, o., July es.-The Phillies could
not touch Young to-day. only one bit be-
ing made and that In the ninth. with two
Attendance. 1000 Score;
PisEs'ahd Phiis ,.....o SSSS 90 | /
Batteries- Young and thinner;
Philadelphia. kenner and Clements,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Number OF m,Ies ,.,, A49t 494D
First week IN Itrl, ants Rt4 ngoa53s s3Og.O46
Jan. 1 to April 7..s 4.e4t, bad COS. 2is 4.0J0,G1f
WISCONSIN, CENTRAL.
Number Of miles e1s e1S
First week In April. seO35s eI1.53I
Jan. ! 10 April Ia. oil .4i5 pS2. lot
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA
Number Of miles. GAO 843 043
Fourth week IN March. $50 100 $50 400 $4,000
Jan. l to March 81, DH2g5S GI0510 Cos. 400
COLORADO MIDLAND.
Number OF miles. $50 $50
Month Of March. 49,. e122S 12 S140.92S
Jan. l to March 81 -. 1900 400 3i3S3s 440.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
RAILROAD EARNINGH.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London April H. p. m-consols. 109s for money and
ITO 1ll0 for tho account Canadian Pacific J7& Eric 49,
Erie first preferred 80A Illinois Central 074 Mexican
ordinary 10: 81. Paul common, TIN; NewYork Central:
Os; Pennsylvania, 55 Reading. ~; Mexican Central
new per cent bonds 71h; Louisville and Nashville, 5l;
Atchison common. lGis.
4:30 D. m.The amount OK bullion gone into tho Bank
Of England balance to-day is fss.OO0 Money. Il
cont The rate Of discount In the open market for both
short and three months bills is DIG per Paris adj
vices quote 1Ol francs % centimss
the account and exchange London at % francs In
confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14

crop reports Chicago Gas was helped By re-
newed reports that there would be O way found to
was dsregarded and speculative sentiment was
very much on the bull eide of the market. Last
prices were strong, at about the best OF The day.
Closing prices Of n number OF active stocks COM
pare with Saturdays followsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
John E. SHORT & SONS,
INVESTMENT BROKERS AND
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
SO Pine st.. New-York

BuY AND SELL on COMMISSIONS
Government. State and Municipal Bonds.
Stocks ard Bonds OF Railroad Companies.
Stocks and Bonds Industrial Companies.
Stocks OF Banks. Insurance AMI Trust Com
panles.
Stocks and Boads Of Street Railway. Gas
and Electric Companies.
Procure for Railroad Companies and other corpora
lions, Buy and sell Certificates for Bonds and Stocks
deposited for reorganization.
Holders Bends and Stocks which have defauted IN IN
,sr.., or dividends or declined value have other
wise become unsatisfactory dncuding farm mortgages,
are invited TO upon correspond with u.s. with the
view OF selling such securities or exchanging them' on
advantageous TERMS for securities paying current
or dividends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14

BONDS-T1IE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales OF Government bonds confined to
$50 900 coupon Is of 1895 at 117H. Final quota
tons follow:
DtI A.La Aaka
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Nnrfion Sales. financial.
LOUIS MESIER. AuctiOnecr.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH,


WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18TH
At 1890 o'clock. the NewYok Real Estate Saesroom.
Ill Broadway.
by order Of Executors)
10 shs. Metropolitan Trust Co.
% shs. 9th Avenue II. II. Co. -
$4,000 Des Moines TT. Dodge r. r. 2isT Guar LIST
% shs American Natl 'Bk Louisville. KY.
share y. Y. Society Library. full paid
by order Of Admnistrator)
l02 shs. Oriental Bank.
$40 shs. Nat. Butchers and Drovers Bank.
dor account Of whom II ma concern)
81 shs Mccall Ives Hat Curling Machine Co. OF ~ j.
Guar BIDS
% shs. Trinidad Asphalt Co.
20 shs. Franklin Natl Bank.
shs. Oriental Bank. 49,.
$4,000 " T. & Harlem r. r. Ist p. c. BIDS. 1900
IS shares Guarantee Trust Co
$4,000 phil. Reading & " f.. r.. r. list p. c. BIDS.
5000 Phil, Reading ~ f. r. R Income BIDS. Series
H. 1852 Octr., p3. Coups.
5000" S iss4 rome CO.. r. r. list p. C. Gold BIDS
$4,000 Colonial City Electric Rway Co. D. Bds..
unpaid coups. Trust Co. receipt CT,
5000 colorado Fuel lTon CO.. gent mtge' p c. sks'
90 shs. Germania Insurance Co.
u shs. "a National Bank.
shs. New York Phonogfaph CO.
$4,000 Kings County Elevated Ry Co. D. C. Income
BIDS. 1889 n, a.. Cal,
"A shs. cataract General Electric Go. Gfypdl.
- shs. New York 4 New Jersey Telephone Co ,o,,
81 90 Rkyn & - Y. Ferry co. lst =. c. BIDS, 1911
5000 s2d 81. Manhat. a 81. Mich Ave h H. ist
Membership - Y. Produce Exchange.
20 shs Gold & stock Telegraph Co.
~ shs. Astor place I'ank
~ shs ~ Avenue X. r. Co
100 shs Playa de ore Mining Co.
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financial.

'S~>~S<<SSS<r6SS<N<SS>SSS
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Reorganization.
Nw-Yorl Philadelphia. and Berlin.
April 9Th. 1890.
Holders OF -hirds amount Of the aforementioned
bonds certificates having In through
thei- representatives. already accepted the plan and
Of reorganization aed March 10th. 1885, all
holders Of outstanding
Northern Pacific K. Z. C0mpany'S
General Second Mortgage Bonds.
General Third Mortgage Bonds.
Dividend Certificates,
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
Collateral Trust Notes.
Preferred Stock,
Common Stock.
and
Northwest Equipment Stock
Trust Company's Receipts for the above de.
scribed bonds,
avs hereby notified to deposit holdings any
one o. the Undersigned before Thursday. APRIL
23D, 1896, receiving suitable certificates Of deposit
therefor.
Deposits after that date. accepted at all. will be SUBJ
feet to such terms and conditions may be imposed
by the Managers.
Holders Of certificates heretofore issued by the Mer-
Trust Company OF New-York for Bonds deposited
the Bondholders Agreement Of February 49, 1894
already stamped asserting 10 the plan and
agreement OF March 10. 1896. hereby notified 10
present their certificates at OF offices on or De-
Thursday April 3d. 1896, in order that we may
stamp their approval thereon. The Managers have the
right. which at any time hereafter in their discretion
they MAJ exercise exclude absolutely from the plan
any holders OF such receipts who shall not conform to
the requirement present their receipts for stamping as
expressly asserting to the plan and agreement
The cash pa respect OF stock will be payable
upon dates hereafter be announced
Security holders invited to obtain from US copies
plan I'd agreement. all depositors are bound
thereb Many features much importance TO security
holders are therein set forth.
Any further information connected with the reorgani
zatlon by holders. will be furnished on
application any o. Offices
j. Il. MORGAN & CO.,
% Wall Street. New-York.
DDI,VVT g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
financial.
OREGON SHORT Line
NORTHERN RY. co.
REORGANIZATION.

All securities provided for under the
Aforementioned PInn Of Reorganization
must he deposited before APRIL Ii,
1890 after which dntc no securities will he
received except I'm the discretion of tho Conn
mittee and under such penalty As inc Com'
mfttec mny impose.
CONSOLIDATED FIVE PER CENT. BONDS ana COL
LATERAL, TRUST BONDS should be deposited with the
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK or the
AMERICAN LOAN A. TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON.
Holder. 81 uns,amped certificates for such bonds should
,,e.e, them st the same deposiarles to be stamped.
OREGON SHORT LINE AND UTAH NORTHERN
STOCK should deposited together with 50 per share.
being the nrs: instacnt Il the assessment Of si2
share at .hc MANHATTAN TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW yoRY @. the OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY
OF BOSTON.
PER CENT BONDS AND UTAH SOUTHERN ExTIoN.
SION SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS should be deposited
with tn. MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK or IN. OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY OF
BOSTON Certificates behalf OF the Utah South
ern Dondhoders Committee should be exchanged AZ inc
same depostares for engraved certificates OF the Re
organization Committee. which have been Hs'eo
on the New York stock Exchange.
SAMUEL CARR. Chairman.
Ames Building. Boston;
ALEXANDER T.. ORR.
WALTER q. OAKMtN,
NhATTnhxIEL n TmAfE"'
GARDINER n; LANE.
GEORGE l.. BUTLER. Secretary,
"a Wall Street. New York
HENRY q. NICHOLS.
E s;o.,on YORK April s. 1904 Counsel.
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TO INVESTORS

personally examined the properly o""eu " "a.
pe,v M.nan Land and Industrial Company. at Petit
Manan near Bar IIarbor, Maine and offer tho secured
stock OF that Company at par $40 per share).
We consider the security ample for the redemption OK
the stock issued under the deed OF trust to the
us Of Bottom and recommend these shares as
a safe investment.
Full particulars as location. desraby and security
can b. had at our ONCE application by mali.
Dividends March. June September and December
Stock purchased now will carry the quarterly a'''e'
June is'' DANIEL O'DELL CO..
New street,
New York Cltv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
TIVE UNITED NEW-JERsEY RAILROAD AND CANAL
$780, COMPANY.
TRENTON N. j.. March 10. lSS0
NOTICE. 49,,
- WrTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q certth-

ca,e OF stock OF this Company. No 23s5S. dated Oc-
,ober 1895 for shares In the name Of Josephine
A r Swami, misiaid October. 1898. while IN trans-
through United States mail transfer OF the
same TO other parties has been stopped and az persons
a's "e'e0' LEROY II. ANDERSON
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-14
Reorganization
OF THE
Norfolk & Western Railroad
SYSTEM.

y
To Holder. of the following bonds and
stocks;
NORFOLK & WESTERN X. Il. co.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds,
IOO-yenr Mortgage Bonds,
Maryland a. Washington Division bonds'
CIinch Valley Division Bonds.
Equipment Mortgage Bonds OF 1SsS.
Five per cent. Dcbentures of 1892.
Preferred stock.
Common stock.
ROANOKE 4 SOUTHERN RY. CO.
First Mortgage Bonds.
stock.
LYNCHBURG & DURHAM r.. n. CO.
First Mortgage Bonds.
stock.
Plan has been issued for the reorganization OF the
Norfolk & Western Railroad system. Including the Roam
oke & Southern Railway Company and the Lynchhurs
Durham Railroad Company. Of which copies may De
obtained nj ONCE OF the depostary under said Plan
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. 100
Broadway, New-YorN City.
Holders OF the above mentioned BONDS and sIOChS
hereby notified that their bonds and stocks must De DE-
APRIL BOTH. $780, after which date deposits VIII be
received only In the discretion the Committee and on
such II may impose.
Deposi,ing BONDHOLDERs Will receive at the time
OF deposit in cash equal to three months interest
the First Consolidated Mortgage Bonds 10 be re-
celved by them under the Plan
Holders Of STOCK OF the above classes are further
notified that they must pay TO the deposary on the
specified In the Plan $3.50 per share deposited OF
which amount 81 per share Deposited must be paid at the
OF deposit, 81 before June ls' 1896 - on or
before July 9Th 1896 81 80 before August 9th
1906 consideration OF such payment they will be en-
titled 70 receive common In the company TO the
respective stated In the Plan
Any further information in connection with the re-
organization may be obtained upon application to the
Secretary.
New-York April 9th. 1896
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL.
A. A. II. BOISSEVAlN.
ROBERT FLEMING.
G. SLIGO DE POTHONIER,
II. r. Il. UtBRECHT,
New-YOrk Executive Reorganization
Committee.
W. f. Gf.YN, Secretary.
u Wall Street. y. Y
SEWARD, GUTHRIE, MoRAWETZ & STEELE.
Counsel
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A DvERrIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
,scsived nj their Uptown ONCE No. l242 Broadway.
"a door north Of 3is,-st. until = o'clock m; adver-
ONCE rates until o'clock M viz; 70 stn,sSs =
near West o6th-st; loo West 42d-st. near oh-ave
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-05-14
On TO Winston.

The train that left here yesterday
evening at sos carried as much medical
talent as any that ever pulled out Of
Durham and still left a great deal of it
here.
From all over the state the doctors
were aboard, en- route TO the meeting Of
the North Carolina Medical association
which meets at Winston today.
Among those aboard, who the HERALD
man had opportunity in the short time
the train stopped here to pass greeting
with, was the venerable DR., c. ].
o'Hagsn. Of Granville, and the no less
expert follower of the healing art, the
genial DR.. Sam Booth. Of Oxford, DIR.
Perry, Of Warren, aud DR.. Sweeney, Of
Granville.
DR.. A. G. Carr, Of Durham, also got
aboard. His position in the association
is such it is probable they will do him
and themselves honor by giving him a
permanent position at this meeting.
Messrs. ]. K. Young, prominent in
surance man Of Henderson, and W II.
Gregory, Of Granville county, were also
along.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1896-05-14
Gone 70 Rnifimnre.

Mr.. c. II. Norton, so seriously in.
jured last Saturday a week ago. 10 col.
lision between himself aud the Southern
passenger train in the corporate limits.
along with Architect Bauer, Of Raleigh,
who was in the buggy with him at the
time. left for Baltimore yesterday even.
ing, accompanied by Or. Julien A. Smith
Mrs. Norton and Messrs. Z. G. Line.
berry and Geo. W. Watts.
Il is learned that the Southern not
only furnished the party transportation,
but extended the accommodation TO
parloF and sleeping cars, together With
other arrangements for their comfort.
II Is understood Mr.. Norton desired
70 put himself under treatment Of q
Baltimore scientist in the hope his
broken jaw might heal without disfg-
urement.