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New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
Railroads.
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Railroads.


Stations foot Of Desbrosses and co,,,...
1000 A. MNpENNsTLvaSlilIA NsNsATLvailiI Car E ssssp,
ION xrrss: s csiease S5s T. sSSahss e. S.. S.
s0Sisy.Ils a. ~ " A. NJ. St. Louis 800 xssS 90
200 r: Ms;~;cHIcAoo AND ST. LOUIS rv.. ''''
lIs, and s SeIs is s IA;
coo ri; M-MEsTsRsSo NJ sGTA!fsSo hXpRrss~ps'.. i5s s
ES S%nf ssIs % IT, csIfsss esssso snf
AzssSns ATSes sns 1nns Cars 70 Gscnas
500 E M-PAcTFirc:' If :'fSSf G%pREssmspu,,m,, RTES5slns
. s'ss'' . &C. WxsHiScTov ?s'SsffS AND THE sorrs '''
al ffT Pailor II ana a. bnlDos o cs
Dining &C caI ,s Dining Ca, sp NJ ia|Sf ia| aSss az
ali Parior and Dining Cars, ar 40 Onins cs
sdHTGHRS 5pf GfE r. RAitw;4sS M lsTs n,ss a.,
SD.ins night daily %ss Sleeper. S'is,s 20
ATLANTIC COAST LrNE.-sao A. NJ daily. g..
ss,ar sDa. Tampa Macon and Jacksonville. 900 P %s
cEisAPEAKE sS 3 OHIO RAILWAY. E.pr.s. 50, !,
For sesGPo rd .ns DHSe Gs
sIe.nsT snaTlss sopte A. NJ week days. and. via fsS
ATEHSTIs cir? & \ fi'1' P NJ weekdays. rsro,s y.
rds SsrSs SsPJs Gar MaS fnS Pay ~ Coach 6 e ..,
For Long B5anch; A:Sury Park Ocean croy. mn.
Pheasant. G.10 A. NJ. IL TO- 3.4c $40 and iiTpS
Seek-days ei Sundays (stop, a, In,eriaken for ~
FOR PHiLADELPHIA.
,ng car) 5 Dining csr); 9 Dining caf. IS, SSsf
i215 night SUNDAYS. G.ls. $50 %. go 10 Lnn.s
10. II A. NJ. Dining Carr. =. 40 80 nnins 80
Dining Carr. Dining Carp. 7.45. s. p X. ~
Ticket offices: Nos. 4as. o.. iise 1873 III ,u
Broadway. As'or House. and foot OF Desbrcs,ss ..i
Cortlandt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton STREE
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot a ns,sr
Street. Brooklyn: station Jersey City The Ne. W.
Transfer Company will call for and check basyss, tos
hotels and residences through to destination Nv"
h. NJ PROVOST. J. R. woon
General Manager General Pasyr A..
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Market closed qulet at point advance 10 points de-
cline compared with yesterdays closing prices Ian
terrible notices. SIS. Total sales. $500 bales. New
York net receipts. 449 bales; gross 1lO1 bales TX
ports: Continent 100 bales; Great Britain e41l ha!es,
forwarded bales sales G7s bales spnners ss ha"s
thus far this week. Ia bales. Exports to-day: Great
week: Great Britain. 1859 bales; France. 30 bas
continent s33 bales; stock ;SD357 bales. spot cotton
quiet lice higher: miding upands. '-lGc. mddlng
gulf eGc Sales CTS bales including us bales spinning
and bales contract. ,.. .-.
Iiycrpoo cabrs-Spot cotton quiet. sales. IOID baes;
srecuation 500 bales American. 100 taes;
bales; American. 300 bales SiiddlnS
upands 4 Futures opened quiet sellers al "a
advance: closed steady = 10 point net d!ance Jan
3G2v; May 42Ob MayJunc il9b June-July. 4lIb, July
August 4lisb August -Sepiembe' AID; Sep;embr Oco-
ber i05b october November 3G}v; November Dec nfer,
::Gls: DecemberJanuary S6s. Manchester-iarns quiet
and firm; cloths quieter
COFFEE-IlOcal speculation was duh and featufr"ss IN
the absence OF important developmens abroad Shorts
covered in a small way. Chief sales for september
Rio official cables nominal; market dull Cleared Tor
United States. bags: stock, 1jO"p bags Santos
market quiet 1880 res; stock. $1,000 bags; receipts
two 1000 bags. Cleared from Rio scaInsHp
Sprott with 10000 bags. Hamburg cables quiet; May,
Gs pigs. June G75o July 81; August G125 September,
50 .: August $3.50 The next Dutch sale VIII be held
AZ Amsterdam on MAY 10 Brokers valuation. 5ii.c To
tal sales will include 27.OO0 ricus. stock In United
other than brazilian l2ioSS bags lnclulnS ''n'p
bags a New-York
Contracts closed quiet. at unchanged . points ad
vance TO 3 points decline Sales $3.50 bags a. fol
o.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

900 bs!a whcat-Du! No ? rcd spot. cco; May, cssSc
I'D; July August o7tGcse Southern By sample ,2o
Quiet spot and May. 3+tc; June. 4sasoc; south
EN- white 95'1a30c yellow. 35c stock. $500 bush
5000 bush osts-Firm No white M o wes,er ser
Western Hay-Fifn sI7asl7 So Grain fregh'soveTy
midillnss ns'sh sasc cotfee~Quie, on No l. l4c
Boston May i2-Four dull prices unchanged: patents
So soasl clear and stIashs 81 0es3 so Wnter se9r M
strashts 50 Gol 50 80; winter patents ssgast ~
quiet yellow track. 3s.A39c; No and steamer So
Oats steady; No clipped, 2sq2siac; No 90 2,ac: no
to ship lake and rail- $2 winter bran s2 :Sgsl2 IS
mgs si2 59gsi5 e9e0sed meal 81 m 2a en rSrx
ssi u Barrel beef sod;iI: Hams osgio's Lard Lar.
quiet 6sc. bacon OQloc Veal quiet, lgsc Fresh be- 6e.f
dn steers. oa74c hlnds sdloc fores 4gt.11 But,
do i5al6'.c imitation. llgl2c ladies' eg nernon n
choice i4ai5c dares. llal3c. lambs guet sqye
spring each s3a6 mutton and yearlinss 9se' &c; &c,
Yic Beans quiet, pea. 81 i53s 40: mediums 8 Jog
Po,trv' ou,e, ICED turkeys 2c chickens. Northern;
choice iS2oc Northern fowls i2al4c western ieed sg
eisc Poa'ocs steady Heeron' -Sg S6ap3~ ApplesE
Russ"ts 81 25qs3 go baldwin, 81 2ygs3 20 NsenSa A. o
or4 iges 81 75T<7 Messna - ol " % Ln9s Scab
s,ss. NEW s. 50 spinach 50 50 Hay quiet fansy
slpgsao 90 grades dull s3gsl' rye -.
scconls iGl 10 sole. frsts 23c; seconds 2lo
buffalo May l2-spring wheat closed quiet; spot. sc
higher. e unchanged. Winter wheat closed hrIn' 30
80, cls.d aulet firm unchanged oats closed nrm. un-
homred nariey-i0OOo bush good Western sold 3oc IN
changed Miiteod dull. weak unchansed shipments- ips
Cansf. Wheat $4,000 bush; oats 10000 BUSH barley
10 80 BUSH rye. il,o0o bush
CnIc,ro MAY io-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Kong New York. private terms seaS0ner ass nr 0o ,oSa
% 'a G
SS sasSsns e. aSs ss Un am5
ntf out % nj
S5 6ns soa no' to 1f aa1 back from sny
Gsasia Gsas siis safse
% @ SSr 95 to Salem c
IA and So4 tons coal Port salem SIC
ms2 for naSs 'esn OH
ana sellers apart in e , While SCme
confning their purchases small parcels The market IS
ssssse ss about a.ssd say oil Lard IS %s %Hs O"
Sales 200 bbs P o pre Crude bbs
2isa2sc: pane crude loose mills. l7Giec Of
sTa eS yso% nsFs on sad s
27g2sc winter Yellow prime nomnay nrm cy e lMs
oil American raw 4oc; American boiled 42c; Calcutta
PETRoLEuMAt NewYork the % market for Or. NatiGna
pipeline certificates closed at 81 is eng OersG pes BAR
6 s0 fasss ss4;e,s IS
TGf 8 s. hsa4s's q naS"aa
lively way PTfSs 1SnE and ens aFy ss 100 SS bbs
%oss Ss sf:Ns Mes. ;oSso famy SO c Short
SssssnD WINS
@ N % At sqS 'Ts ssayE aaa sh'
sksa i for ham. a. ' steady 10 ~ tEea
100 hhds at ac closing at c :Sas % 6 n az
ss% easy nFd G ''SS Somnay steady a
SEsins Snsa STEADY t' South Xmeca continent
pound 4G4.c; options closed at 100 nominal tor May
RICE-There : a better demand for rice which results
in a larger distribution than noticed for some Time
The called steady. with sales ut full prices
We quote: Carolina and Louisiana. common TO ordinary
4ac; choice fancy. 5lrjc extra head &C. Java say
3isc: Java bond. lHa2c: Japan 4G41c; Patna. tg
graphs Carolina crop movement TO date Receipts
Cleaned 90 $40 bbls 80 $50 bbls; steady demand
market firm Talmage. New-Orleans, telegraphs Louis
lana crop movement date: Receipts, rough inclusive
100 3sj sacks: last l3SIl
sacks sales 255.005 bbls last fol 23
bbls. inquiry and frmer tone ~
StGAR-The news from the foreign markets was as
of the traders and London reported
cane quiet nothing doing; Java quoted at lbs M
at lower prices May quoted 12 81 and June 12s 4d
The local market while steady influenced somewhat
by the news from abroad. Quotations still on the
basis Of 4.c H1 centrifugal. 3sc for ~ test Mus
covado and 7-Gc for 50 test molasscs Refined
sugar active and Arm but unchanged granulated
still quoted 5a.c.
fairly active today amounting to 800 in
Guiding $50 crop England Havana sHl6c:
wv cues IN'1 w ana l'
amounted bales Havana 70ca$l o. and 200
bales Sumara at 9ocGSl 80 In bond
WOOI,-Thcre has been some improvement In the wool
market during the week and the tone is irmer. with
expressed generally Tho business Of the
about 10000 10 including 100000 N
there disposition ask full values and buyers
apparently willing 10 do business the full basis
The call is mostly .o- small lots and there no dispos
buy for running largely to the future We
quote; Domestic neec.s No No and Xxx 2ifi22c: Xxx
above. 1sa1oc X. tgl6c combng * blood 2o923c:
nc: pulled H'GS6c pulled 30T3ac; 3
do oGd 3Oc; c do 22a2Gc No do. Isd2lc: fine
tory "a l2c: nnc medium do l9l4c: medium DO i26i5c:
spring lOai3 do years growth. l2Q3c Australian
20. Cap. l3Gl5c Montevdeo. lja 6c South American
combing pulled 2ja27c: English woos 2ig2jc; Cape and
Natal, lidlOc.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
RAILROADS..
-AMgRio.'s oREATEsr RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER r. R.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

$50 A. M-Except sunday. Empire state Express press
ses,t train sna IN htesese es Sed pss sOPs so n
Niagara Falls 5:55 p. m. This train is limited to
o,so ''s!n. siR.''S Fast Mail for PqusasseDs!s Al
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. BUFFALO, N'asa'"
1890 a ~ ExssPt sunday Day Express For all i'm
100 LII LTsd Sc LOUIS gGs csS% ss"D:
at Poughkeepsie. Albany Utica. Syracuse Hoche''
MD Toledo and SRsS hcss sDfsoI stops at
Albany. Schenectady Gtca, Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 p M.-Except Sunday West Point. PoushkeepS's'
4,so i,sH SAsa52fa NafR Shore Limited pst.0,
40 so u. m Chicago 4;3o p. m stops A' A''A"''
600 MDaly For Albany. Troy, Utica t%asIa hd1[Gn-
SaSar Smi"s Pas cieveIand 1'f Toledo Detroit Chicago.
o.o, ,cincinnatL st; Louis . pur,,r,,on
1880 Mbay Buao Niagara Falls s,oo. SIevs; e;
o,oo xSa.s IiSr %isa car passenger.
only poin on if' Fai Brook s'Ss'ia 'Raway Lyons
' oFess5us 54' nuso na syfsG"ss o'Tss
Toledo Chicago; ana except Saturday. for Cape
1910 cnSss9 ash and DrnSeal ssdsei
Sunday night. sunday nights Albany and Chicago
ooe nYe snG @ ~ II? p Day M rh'H excep, Sunday
on npissd via Harlem lem Division .e,a and tn. Berh
%ALE SIdIir TRAINs = IoSKEGgs .g so,n,, o,
' % . a" i. . 6s line
aas MafnsT aCssd hGs c9rS Win Fl s9Eh s6 trains
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central Staten g.
II @ l. a @ s s 81
l?3thst and l3Sth,st. Station: NewYork 3Ss and 72e
Baggage checked from hotel residence by the West
JOHN General %HcNn Manages. oGS Ge"srai Passenger
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
SHORE K;;M!'. 4.

I ans az $500, ,ea ssriIer from foot OF Franklin ST.
:,3O A. VI. Daily local TO pny Tor Catskill Mounts
ana ssuS ears 10 iSSay Htea syracuse I
oi2 ,s2 f,aaio G Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland
csxo Paror Car syracuse: % catskll houILi
,sins PITT IShSHsG isss GeSrse s@s Car
esny Saratoga e.eep, sunday fOr Albany syr.es
6;W r. VI. DAILY for Assny Fails. Toronto pe'''''
tIeveland Chicago and ST. Lous' for Newburs Aoa'"
G.:sO l.. VI. Daily. except 'u''"' s,-,cus&
ssIA.ssSu and pas. except Sunday. for u''a
s:i5 H. NJ Daily for Ana Aihahgr Toronto Detroit. c'e'e-
ter buffalo; Niagara, iag, ais -,.~-..r accom-:
For tickets time tables paookiyn and New-n ohss
at stations Time tables at p''"''C E. LAMBEH.t:;s
information address . y.rd.rbi;t-sve NsW's
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Liverpool May l2 3:45 .. m.-Beef-Ext-a India mess
dun 3D. prime mess dull at 80, 3D. Pork.priine
mess Western fne. dull AIS Cd: do medium dull al
4Os Hams-Short cut about IA TO 10 -. firm az 40s.
about IS 70 80 b dull q; 2ss "a
short rib about % 10 dull 27s Cd long clear middles
light about 40 10 dull 25s 3D. Ions clear mid
dies heavy 30 10 % n no stock short clear mid
dies heavy about 30 H. dull at 23s. clear bellies
about 10 ~ dull at Gas shoulders. about l. to "a
10 dull Mt 24s 81 Iard-Prime Western. spot. dull at
o4s 3d Cheese-American finest white. dull at 4Js 60
do coored at Tallow-rrime city dull at lls
%. C'ottonseed o-Liverpoo refined dull at lGs %
Spirits turpentine firm at @2s. Rosn-Common firm AT
Is WhcatNo . red winter steady at 9s G'2d: No /
Northern spring dull at Us 3isd Corn-Mxed Western.
spot steady 3s I'D May steady at 3s June steady at
IS id: July steady I'D Flour-Si. Louis fancy
winter steady rs 6d. Hops al London-Pacic Coast
dull nj
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN. " and
stations In New-YOrk, foot OF bare'"'
Christopher Streets.x urFFET
VEsTIBULED TRANS. ~ p',Li.:uT

Direct route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELp MONT fa,s ns
THE ORANGES. Summit. BernardsSsitas,r,s Stsrson B,oa.
Ridge Madison. Morrstown Passaic' pFnTs FafsSL LAgE
LAKE HoPATeWNi. Hackestoyn, ,,.sc scheQssrrorH heeQIsroH
WAFER GAP, sTRoUDsnI' RG. PoeCnS ,sRs N0SVSTt 0SSVASTt
SCRANTON. PTTTsTON. WILKESBaaKFaaSSD aSD Mort
COKE; DANvILLE. Nyrppn AWS66RWfcH wa,.,,
vile. UTICA RlcHFIEh;p,c lei; sPEHHETGo PdEWHEGo. ELNIRAs
CORNING, BATH nANsyILLE;.. En- Bs BsspprrTTHfwEsT. !,
7:o5 A. M-BINGHAMToN MAI. stops '' '
900 A. M.-BUFrALo. SCRANTON BIN.SrT1ssss N.r1ss ri
0sWEGo EXPREss Pullman Bure, pa,'or .s oo,nt. rs
100 p M-sCRANTON. wILKESs,AkcSssr. E,a csr. anu ~
400 p '.MaI","HscRANToN wrLKEsBARRE ana r.
OI-Tri FxPREsS Pullman Buffet Parior, fxprss
7:so p NJ Oaly).-Rurao Vesrhsled ~ Ultra wrpi But:
FAIO pullman Buffet sleeping a,,,s ~, west .,
o.3o p NJ Dsly).-BuFThIo. 50 knaswrro EXPRESS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN tCcOMS,,uIr-.r ,r. Stations W
Park pace i2O broadway. Tickets At 90 IVES, izshfsi
R-nadwav III 4have.. cor -os ulton-st. 80
ON Coumbnsave New York 23S nnd 'za 'rr ful Inscf
ios Broadway brooklyn Time tables s'''"s a
rnatior ~ aii stations -o,,,,Nv r,u r,Ii 'N ""
W, ho,a,a ,ror hotel or residence N drs''n''
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
sol.TuERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston May i2.-Cotton steady: middling. re:
low middling Use; good ordinary. nc: net and
receipts. 1l0 bales. sales. POS. stock. q 500.
Norfolk May 12-Coon dull. middllng, 7Tsc low mid
ding. 7isc good ordinary O liIGc; net and gross
cepts. 2+47 bales; exports coastwse. 2322 sales 49,
stock 17.G50.
Savannah. May l2.-Cotton quiet; mddlng 7aic; low
middling. 0-iGc; good ordinary quoted: and
receipts. ,ltl bales sales Ioi stock 20 6O2.
New Orleans. May 12.-Coton quiet; good mddlng
l5-i6c; middlins. 7a.c; low mlddling. o-i0c good
ordinary TIC; net receipts. 3577 bales; gross 3074
exports TO Great Britain. A0io coastwse. 2A7s sales
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS To- $1,000.
Baltimore, Washington. Chicago. Cfncinnau
st. Louis and all Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave York Of Libertyst daily for CHICAGO
200 J. and 1915 night PITTsBGRG $50 2.,s eT sun
200 Str, 1918 night. CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10
a. m 900 p m WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. s:lo
a m. sun 10 n m; Dining car II 80 a. m. Din, &
600 D. M Dining Carr 90 p. m. 1915 night.
NORFOLK. II 80 O. m daily.
sew ORLEANS. Roanoke and Chattanooga Pullman
sesFr oHicGs FL" r7a 2o r5. LAO Broadway 81 East
l4,h g. l27 BoweTy n Y: '3e s4t FU,t9n st.. Brook
New York Tr,nsfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
ROYAL BLUE LINE
ERIE RAILROAD.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
yEAcrITNITON

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chanhe'td.
follows. and five minutes earlier from West 9tSt:
O.0O A. M.-Vestbuled Express Daily for Waycfy
C'OO Binghamton. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford. Ianst
town. Meadyllle and the West Paror cA
Buffalo. -.
O.00 i. M.-vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. sN
S'OO train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake a1ya
Cleveland 7:30 A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ. Sleeper
20 Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dn's
Car.
s.Q0 4. M.-Bunalo vestlbuled Express Daily s'
'OV rves Buffalo 7:30 A. NJ. making direct conne'
tions FOR Detroit. Chicago and The West .
S.fS i. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara EL9
O'fC Daily Solid train 10 Chicago Sleepers 70 Brs'
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Ca.
TTNICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at III. 26l. 4Ol and 9Sl BroadSN
lJ6 East i25th-st., Chambers and West 23ds Ferries
New-York; S3s FuIton-s,.. Brooklyn 900 Hutsonss:
Hoboken and Jersey city Station Wesicott Express CA
FOR and checks baggage from hotels and residences
de-
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals,

CAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty st.
~ 7lS; 90 Gis' e 40 EastapI "a aI.1,cI A. NJ bS
For Wllke.barre,, Pttston and Scranton. $40 A. Y
days Eor aS A M % a 80 800 s So ss sSS o. s
1'S 40" 60 'oS $50 80 40 ~ M Il sl' 4 nsSt 1.f Sundays "a
For Sunbury Lewlsburg and Wllliamsport. at 40 81
o:Io a. n. I:io. iso. 900 P. NJ. Sundays. 4:so 4
ALL-RAIL ROUTE.
pss:an ss: R:' 5en 5opf s!aR(l an? ss'' ;'Sa
ea@S Grove and az abuTy Park ark 800 A. NJ ' ~
FOR LAKEWOOD
4so s:I5 A. NJ 1:45 $40 $40 p. NJ.
Fer F'rm,ngdaIe, Toms River j Bqrnsgas Part ~
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridseton. 40 Az
p. N. Sundays 900 A. n. 400 p. n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
v on B., and sttr5 May lay. II bss. lsse
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach; NornandA
Bums2n Beach, seesrsht %oTmouth Beach and L''i
For lakewood Toms River and Baruesa, a;SpM
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For For Philadephia. ia week days, 49, see sy ~
BUFFET Prrior Carr. 40 5:OO Dining Carr 600 80
900. 1000 r. u. 1915 night. Sundays. $50 900 1000
II 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. ZOO 400. 500 Dining car
500 p VI 1915 night.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days: 80 SIS
Carr 900 p. NJ. 1918 night. Sundays. 49, 1000 lN
Dining Car) A. NJ. 200. 500 Dining Carr 800 p Y,
1918 night.
Tickets and parlor-ear seats can be procu..d ist
1877 9th Ave. 81 East I4th-st., 1874 East l5,h st. ~
West 18th ST.. 251 Columbus Ave. Nev-ycrk Court
81. SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn: SO Broadway. wMansbrt
The NewYork Transfer Company will call tu nA Assh
baggage from hotels or residence to destinaton
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
FOR LAKEWOOD
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

on and after May II. 1896
From Pier :. y. r.. foot Of Rector-N.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Sormants
Rumson Beach Seabright Monmouth Beach and Lono
Branch. at 1918 A. NJ 3:45 P. NJ.
For IakeMood Toms Eiyer. and Rarnegat 3:& P. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13

Receipts of beadstus at interior points IN Thousands.
last three ciphes omitted. Flour bbls bush.
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1896-05-13
AlI.RAlI R0ljTE

FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank, Long Branch and points south % Pm
pleasant 30 s:l5. II 30 A. NJ, 13o l45 3:4o 70 M
3ank) AIS 44O 6:i5 p. NJ Sundays. except 0cean
ro,,a ar5 A,hurv RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
NOT ~ CONTEMPT or COURT.
NEw-JERsEY COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
RENDERS DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE

NEw-JERsEY COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS
RENDERS 4 DECISION IN FAVOR OF THE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Trenton. Sept II Especial. Chief Justice Beasey
filed the opinion Of the Court OF Errors ard Appeals
to-day In the contempt OF court case against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. growing out OF
violation OF injunction order issued by Chancellor
McGill during the fight between the Pennsylvania
company and the National Docks and Nsw-Jersey
junction Connecting Railway Company while the
latter company was attempting to cross the Stock
yards Of the Pennsylvania company in Jersey CITY.
The Chief Justice rcverscs the decision OF Cham
ceilor McGill declares the Pennsylvania company
was not In contempt. and pon;s TO the Chancellor
the jurisdiction Of the Court OF Chancery in plain
language. Besides the victory for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and She tart language In which
the Chief Justice deals with the Court % Chancery,
the opinion is radical departure from what has
heretofore been regarded sound law" In New
Jersey.
The point involved Is technical. The Pennsylvania
company contended that appeal from Court OF
Chancery decision acted : a stay OF any order OF
that court provided the doing Of the thing authorized
by the Chancery Courts order worked an injury 20
the person enJoned 10 such extent that II could
not be remedied by the court OF last resort In the
event OF the appeal being sustained. The decision is
that the only injury is with respect to the effect OF
an appeal 10 the Court OF Errors and Appeals from
decree rendered in the Court of Chancefy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
VETERANS UNITE ~ SARATOGA.

Saratoga. y. y. Sept. u (SpeciaD-The veterans
Of The nth Regimenial Association held their fourth
annual reunion Galway today. The follow
ing were reelected: President. General Wlnsor
y French Of Saratoga Springs; vice-president. Cap
tain Henry G. Rowland. OF Saratoga Springs; Sec
rotary, Lieutenant Edward II. Fuller. OF Saratoga
Strings: treasurer Captain Charles d. Thurher. Of
Naonanirsvilie The next annual reunion will be
ia =. Gioyersvjllc The 17tn Regiment New-YOrk
: Y Infantry known a. the Bemis Heights
battalion ana was raised by Colonel James y. Nc
Kean in 1861.
The 1880 Regiment Veteran Association "Hi'h
hid rs fifteenth reception mere today. selected
p,ralo for IT'S assembly IN 1891. This regiment was
raised in Fonda Fulton County by Colonel Duncan car
t1raann. President George c. Potter. Of Govers
Tiile vice-presidHnts, John j. buchanan of Johns,
,ow,n. / NJ Fitch OF Mooers: ID. " southWick. or
Pnttsbure. George II. Hodges, OF hlngs, ana J.
II Tss.eu Of I.assellve: secretary. william N
~ &c ~ Gioyersvle: assistants. Seth u. Hill
Of Poriers Corners. and G. NJ C. LLOYD OF Glovers
,ille trea surer J. II Allen OF Albany; chaplain. the
pn,. I II Enders Of Fort Huniei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
OPENING OF THE BARASSOCIATION HOUSE

The snecial reception committee OF the Associa-
t,on Of the Bar of the City Of New-iork held
meeting Yesterday at the office Of George L. hNes
the chairman Of the committee in the Mutual LIie
Building TO arrange the details Tor the lornal
opening Of the associations nc" nome !" W.
tor,v four,hst In the last days OF this month
and ,he reception TO be given for Lord Russell, or
Kilowen at that time. definite date was not
decided on for the gathering. however. and the
committee will make no announcement OF the pro-
gramme until that point is settled as II Is eN-
pected II will be to-day. 1t il now understood by
tho committee that Chief Justice Fuller will be
present and that other members Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, as well as OF other
Federal courts and of the State courts, Will be
among the representatives of the bench present
on that occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
REPORT AGAINST EXECUTORS.
REFEREE FINDS THEM GUILTY OF MIS-
Observation-Disclosures FORGED
NOTES PAID

Alfred 7. Ackert who some time ago APP
pointed referee in the Surrogate Court 10 pass
upon the accounts OF Civil Justice Herman Bote
OF Christian Koch filed his report yesterday. find
ing that the estate had been mismanaged.
Christian Koch who lived az No. "a James-st
died In February 1893. leaving his dwelling and per
sonal property valued at about tll.Vm The de-
cedent left will giving the property TO his vile,
Anna, and a number OF relatives. by the VIII
Civil Justice Bolte. Valentine Di'mast and William
Stoencken were named executors. Dimast ala
not qualify executor. but BOlte and Steenckcn
did, and have acted such.
When Bolte and Stcencken filed their accounts
Mrs. Anna Koch. tho widow. objected 10 the APP
prevail of the accounts aVerring that the estate
had been misnanaged. Mr.. Ackert finds that two
prcmssory notes. amounting s2.lOJ. purportng TO
have been made by the tcstator. payable 10 one
George Braun. which were paid 10 Braun by Bole
and Steencken. were forgerles. lie reports tnat
experts testified that they were orgereS ana mat
the signatures OF Koch on the notes were not ike
his usual signature. The referee says ne DcHeNrs
that the signatures Oh the notes were traced lie
recommends that bill OF Herman A Bolte, a SOL
Of the Civil Jusdce for legal services shouid De re-
duced
msmanaged: that the executors should rot receive
any commission. ana should be charged with inc
expenses of the reference He reports that when
Steencker made temporary admnistralo ne
misrcprcSented the value OF the estate ny say His
that ii did not amount TO more than s.1W while II
worth more than $1,000 In this way Steehckeil
was only required give bond for 900, instead
of 5000 which would have been required hdu
the true value Of the estate been given
The referees report has not been passed on YET
by "A Surrogate.