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Frnch irrr ~ rhbWuaguo. from
llAyrc. The marquis -I.l ~. had been
ia spain r.f thr p1 lrlg and that he
was eniuv fu InaEr IB.sfl,g lpr Havana
On "Wednesday prnulh'y by way "t
Tampa iiv .IHut ~ guardvaly oi
The cuban WAC aul SPANS attitude to-
NJr1 America
1T seems hr said. as though the
atiituI" 90 the Iultr1 states H. hostile
Do Spain ihuurn IA Is mot perhaps
meant o. sU.'
The wtfuui repeated The official
cable fuiHm.Gl that the liberal party
boo SpaH ua. bUrn much opposed 10
Grnrfal Nr i,'s methods ~ warfare
IN Cuba, alilguAh thc conservatives
veto Not inNmlral tu Woylcr. He also
aid that fam r-Ccnt account in the
public pr-s 0r thought affairs IN cuba
veto moving satisfactory Tor spain.
Wheeler Marquis AppXtuguia is
bound Tor Cuba with a specific govern
Wcnt mission. hr did not say II is
hardly probable. "a tie party ~ which
h. j. tho head is by no means the sup
porter ot She Sagysta ministry.
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DEATH OF GENERAL 0RDWAY.
lie served With Credit and Gailantry
Through the civil War Mas Breyrt
Bsrigadier General al g..


New YORK. nov I.-oential Alheft
ofdwaN uch to-nlshi NJ IN" itoinan
house 'enerii or'"aE ana nls VII" re-
turned from Europe Eist "Wednesday.
IheN ensageh rooms AT the iiotin n'h
house Next day III" g"h,ral was taken
SICK ana ho cnltinnod 10 frnM weak'r
ana weaker uhtl ''i1 this rN"iiilg' When
II. passed away.
Ihr generals heath was doub,'ss hur-
tleu by 'h" recent nNvnts ih h'ctlvh
with ms watward naushtef' B'tuna I'LL
rard. IN. latter, a complete wreck WIS
day or TWO ago ifhnsierteu io pfltate
sanitarium from Bellevue hospital wv
ing 10 me pleadihfs oi ms WIZ" VINO
had become feconclgh 10 hrf h1nbhlcf'
General ordway finally consented to the
return ni tue pr"dlgal ana q reunion pi
IN" lhinllN III " ashhsl"ll was Hhahe'n'
General ordWaNs : d'ath Il attributed hy
the attending phNslclans 10 Jauhdlce ana
pieuflsN' which developed from c"'d
contracted III Pars'
Brcy"t Brlgadier General Albert oid-
way VINO was born m lNli. SERVED WIN
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ELECTRIC PLANT SOLD.
4 Large Cleveland Concern Passes Into
the IIand, OF New York Men.

Cleveland, ohio, Nov. 2l.-A transaction
important and interesting 10 users nf
electric apparatus everywhere, was closed
hare to-day. Eastern capitalists. including
'N-'ioN"rnnr Flower. !. W. Iliukley. An
thony Brady and Perry Belmont NJ New
York. purchased ih" -niir" property II
Walker ~ Co Including all the stock aud
honds. walker 4 CO. have extensive fhc-
turi,a and foundrios IN This city covering
many acrrs. The company WAS originally
engaged In huildlne and oqulpping cabie
railways aGd manufacturing other mann
moth machinery. For the last year or
moro the company has b"cn building
large iy7prs AT electric railway and electric
lighting apparatus.
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WAR AGAINST AMERICA
A Union of Europe Against
Transatlantic Countries.
ATURNING POINT REACHED
Goluckowski. the Austrian MIniste
OF Foreign Affairs. Urges European
Nations to Defend Themselves
Against This Country.

Vienna. Nov. gl.-Count Goluckowski.
the Austro-Hungarian minister Of for
eign Affairs. in his annual address yes
terday before the Austrian and Hun
garian delegations, when making an
appeal % all Europe la take advantage
Of the present era Of peace ANA to join
closely for the vigorous defense Of con-
ditlons common TO European countries
as against the crushing competition OF
trans-Atlantic nations. said:
"A turning point has been reached in
European development which calls for
the unremittng attention of govern
mems, The great problems of material
damage which become more pressing
every year are NO longer matters for
the future. hut require to be taken in
hand Instantly. The destructive COM
petition which trans-Atlantic countries
are carrying ON at present and which
Is i'm Part 10 be expected in the imme-
date future. requires prompt and thor
Ough counteracting measures II the vi
tai interests of the people Of Europe
are not 10 be gravely compromised.
We must fight shoulder To shoulder
against a common danger and arm our
selves for the struggle with all the
means AT our disposal. just as The six
teenth and seventeenth centuries were
absorbed by religious wars, just as the
eighteenth century was marked by the
triumph Of liberal IDEAS and just as
the nineteenth century has been no.
table for the appearance Of great ques-
lions II nationality. so will be twcnti-
eth century BE- for Europe a period
marked by a struggle for existence in
the politico-commercial sphere. Euro
pean nations must close ranks in order
10 successfully defend their existence.
May this be realized everywhere.
and may the epoch Of peaceful develop
ment We now confidently anticipate be
employed in collecting our strength and
devoting ourselves chiefly To this end"
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SERIOUS TROUBLE EXPECTED.


san Francisco. Nov sI.-Th r. d E-
rous trouble between thr DJ.Ntrn.a
Jockey club ana The recently orgHulZ
llurs, owners Protective {. strlatlHu.
The club. Of which n. Nilam s prssi-
drlt controls the O8khrl tues, ana
members OF the association rHkD ga
pressed dissatisfaction with thy ~, uf
the putsss glVru.
President williams dd upt watt nj -
nglrrs-l,r moNc. but rall,b tIs own rs
around him. and 3ft'r tllAls uNr tr,
ndvuntages to hc derived Ny oi p4rii.s
working In harmony -..l lUut vhrn H
man or hudN ~ mon lu-an Bu Hs tsu"n
would 0rk sIDh U'rF,rH i0 WUIIftw tTum
M, OHkhuh track TN.r A.. u"WJUb.l
that rhJrlrs Boot. io|H.r pf lIr Anfs.
gWIl'fr mut.n.yii f.1..l .F taIED ail
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S.n Fuur1s'p Noy. 2l-iirury T.. Mar
fsrs ut NV York, Nhu rep "senls T,-
curl Hnd Sow York capitalists inter. ~ a
.l HsiiAlIa faHn,nd from pyca aver the
rhlhopt p'n to Crat'r hkc Ia here. Iln
.Iyv iir nrst ,lFNt Yr niu' mites 81 the
HH5d pJ' frnm lya Win b. thc usunl
u .ifual pFHs. ,unrfructlUn. n viii end
Ht ibr mnYfp pf bs,1 canyon sixty msn
.'r nov uT.ISaa "u This work a. 81 pr
,rF
"'fhr second asGlon ~ uuf tual,' ho
10 .'"I'l b.. iHmB.y turm fN mouth
.. f51 ,'I, u.,r thr 'NIIko0t pa FOL,
"-.F lraWW'F is bow DHng bolu u tho
ia.t lr UIl Ir sUIpr.u 10, Nub u $ -
1000. aHI D. IHrl iu ptouHr condition
t T'.HI Hf tff iH.t canyon u1Tlb In
'.Hu.t, r.n. Tu. rfuu.lI, n tnr fuad
..t n. .u rr..upr. .nJ 1W tons -
., HIt
Hr uJff.r. .H 0Ht.r U.f 7-ho r.1-
uI vu as .rrp It. l.ipgf'D.. country
s. 20 .Hrr. tr I.. rrH ~ is,,a
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HAS EXCITED INTEREST.
u L. Believed That ,he Austrian Minister
Consulted the Other Powers.

London. Nov. s2.-The Berlin cnrre-
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
Count Goluckowskl's statement with
reference To the struggle with America
has excited the most widespread inter-
est here. 1t is believed that before he
made public So remarkable an ennunci-
alton of policyl he had The consent Of the
three powers. with the exception NJ
England. and spoke as the mouthpiece
Of those governments
The Vienna correspondent uf the
Daily Chronicle says: Count Goluck-
owskrs appeal Ia Europe 10 unite
against trans-oceanic countries is re-
gard,d rather as a platonic desire than
as "A concrete programme. Thus far no
practical attempt In that direction IL
intended at least not hy Austria
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DEATH OF SIR CHARLES POLLOCK
lie Was Baron of the Queens Bench Di-
vision of the Hirh Court.

London. Nov. Sir Charles Edward
Pollock. baron Of the queens honch III
vision of the high court of yurtic, dicd
this morning In his 18th year. Raion Poi
lock WAS born Oct. 81. iS.3. the fourth son
of the Right Honorable Second CbiCf
Baron Pollock. lie was educated AT 81.
paul's school. From iNil 10 iSii he was
private SECRETARY t. his father, then at
toTney general. In iSi7 be was admitted as
a barristor Of the Inner Temple. n was
made a queens counsel In 1876, baron of
the exch,quer In 1913, justice Of the cE-
cheduer division Of the high court OF
Justice In ls75. and IN 1873 was appoint, Il
To- m" queens bench division with tie
rank of baron of the court.
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WILL Be SENT BACK.


HalUtaorr. Nov o. Forty-e.ght men
fr.jm th. interior of AusyIid VIM were mr.
.rt-trh Last ut.k lu tho swamus OF Mis-
tHr ,hare ut tiolhrnl. the alien labor
rnHtfl.t low wDra brought here to-day
With t,',lr I,ld,r. Iahan Poke, and lock-
,l tp iu tb, immigrant house Of dst tsntlou
.t Locust Point Tisy viii be- sent back
fn i,r' men on thr steamship Muenchen
oi thv NuFth G,lm 10 lloyd line in few
Days Tho men JrrINcd here SEPT. last.
aut Wofn cnglgcd In cutting barrel
sfHNU.
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IN MEMORY OF HARRIS,
Exercises in Conn, enoration of the SEM
ator's Life aud services.

Memphis Nov. .i.-Th" memorial cxor-
ciscs IN COMMUNICATED of the ~. and
services of the late senator lsham a..
Harris. twice postponed on account Of
yellow fever, wer" held in the Auoltp-
rum tonight. MANY distnpu'sl cd men
were present. The large building, which
has seating capacity ul o.@D. was
packed and hundreds OF people Were turn
od away.
Addresses rulogistic OF IN. dead senator
wer" made by senator Bate of Tcnnes-
see. senator Turpic of Indiana. Congress-
man John Sharp Williams of Mississippi
Governor n. L. Taylor and General
Georg. W. Gordon of Memphis.
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feet 1f imek. Tho small strcams took out
mans brap,s and played hasuc gsutFaiiy
" th th- rnldhod
W,st ~ k1llspeil thnfr are about -
Slide and turHo bdlr~s out our fllds
h'lns ah3ut,ep l"st lsNg and ,s feet deep.
This slide p W'sr uf Lihhf and thr steam
shovel Us this rId' ~ Libby thrue being
a brldg' out between fhe tRo making
thr work ~ removing sIdss very slow.
i.Hst of kHl..prN tll.Tc Ir, many slides.
aHI lt win hs sr4'fal days SCI before We
uttr amy ttalnr from that direction. All
Wlrz Wcfr down. .u illat W was lmpassi-
tir m barn the exact condition ~ tbs
nHdhsa untn to-day This H. the WORT
expert, noe this line has ever nad 10 con-
i,ud Win. Al ropoFtH coming ln are con-
nrmlug lhnsc first sent out, and thc con-
diuon g. not improving fast. u Will b,
nnr week before We have any trains
from th" West
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MUCH DISAPPOINTED.
Princeton T. Much Depressed over Its De- =
feat by ,hc Yale Team.

Princeton. n j.. Nov. 2i.-Thc Prince
ton football team returned here tonight
accompanied by the coaches aud ram, rs.
All ~ th" men are i'm good condition phb-
sivaly and appear none the worse Cor tn.
bruises and jolts received IN IN. contest
VITA Yale. They nrc greatly dcprrss, 1
u'rr the unexpected defeat. The defeat
VAS great disappointment to the under
graduates. hut there has boon nothing
but praise for the players aver th,ir
plucky work and the good-natnrod mum
n,r ia which they took their loss az the
dAy and the cause
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& Ner.iiri of Not suiliy.

Pierre. : ID. Nov. g.-Judgc Gany
charged the iniy last evening IN the ex-
Auditor MaNhrw case and the jury. nt-
ter being out about an hour. brought In
a verdict nf noi guilty, The Judge hold
that ih' state must prove intent To brlng
the ease within the statutes and ,he Jury
cyldcutiy thought u had fall'd 10 do 81.
Mayhrw Was charged With frauds while
auditor nf South Dnkota
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NJ Trace ot Andrec.

Trom.Ur TrOmsnF Island. Norway
Nov. I-Thv steamer Victoria which
wus HItrd "ut 10y The governor ef from
s1r uUJpr Instructions from King oscar
600 -ggr.h fot Professor Andror the MISS
ing arrouaut. and his rarity which lett
i"rr uu Nov. s. has rrturned from Sp4tE-
O.. rsUu She brings mo- news as TO The
whereabouts or NOV uients ot Professor
Audre, although 'Np'oring parties iand-
,d ln t.ni-s al Natlous points M Dam
maud.s tsID-
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BURNED TO A CRISP.
Mother L".es fi.r L. n m Tying q"
Rescue Ier Baughtrr ia - ths.

Topeka, KAN Nov. .i-Mrs, A. \.
Trigr aged y years and D lO-yrlr-Dil
auufhter Ethel lost th,ir lives 10 "a tru
that destroyed their Residence m Nrst
Eleventh street ~ Z O'Clock lh morn
inp A son escaped with - broken lrg
jumping from scc0ud-story w.u4osN,
Mls, Irgg had osrap"d has returned tn
Save h'r dauEhtO qua lrlI r,hHusI.u a.
her b'd-id, ifrt hody WU. burned 10 ID
crisp IN" girl was sugorltpd.
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4 Great Success.

Boise. Idaho. Nov. 2i.-The excursion OF
~ Portland merchants In a special train
left for home to-day after spending a
day here. They were the guests of the
citizens wfsli@11~>h- city. They have been
on a tour of Northwestern towns to make
the acquaintance of business men and
people generally. The trip has been .
great succrss
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MuUttAteJrn Nov. .L-rhe public s rc-
covering irum thc ,I.G- ul the panie
tHai followed thO auoauHr mont last Fri
o2y of thr arrest of pr "A rrera y ohes
"a Pr sld,ut Cu -tas, aud The latters
assumption of 1Im rs tt hls overthrow
by furrs fhrrv has b,rB 70 0uthseak
lnb tu. .lty tu-day N tranquil
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jacksonville. Fla. Nov, 2l.-passen-
gas un the steamer Macotte which ar
rived in Tampa this evening, report
thar Eugcl tazr. who betrayed General
castillo 10 the Spnnlards for $1,000. was
captured by The Insurgents ON his way
Ia Cicnfugocs, court martialed ON a
drum head and hanged.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-22

Havana. NOV. .l.-Svnor Juse Canal
Jas Neato1. editor uf III llcraldo II
Madrid uuc of the le.tdpts of the Span
lsn lhruils anl formerly cabinet min
5,trr Immediately after his arrival here
lu study the conditions uf the island.
visited the authorities. Later hr was
entertained at a banquet and has al
n ady nod many conferences with Cen
pTsI K.IuCn
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take lnslallator. The Roman and the rest
OF his string iIom the track.
Later On the owners held a meeting and
appointed - committee 10 meet lr' sid nt
Williams and cnd,ayor 10 have his OF
der Tosclnd-d. Should IL DE- snfoIccd. ,oul-
plicutions which cannot all be iUr' s"rp
are expected To affect the winter racing.
both nt Oakland and at lnglesldc ca This
side OF the baV
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Death oi W.. N,Miilin.

Nantucket. Mass. Nov et-Mrs. Ellza-
b' to j. MrMillIu, wifi at tirporll ". l..
NJ M.lin of LpUFihuH, died here o-Bight
nf h"art failure. General ana Mrs " Nil-
lln arrived last Monday intending e.
-p,ri 3D. part of th. wint.r h,g.
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Madrid, Nov. si.-A royal decree for the
establishment of autou"my n cuba will
h, submitted Ia a cabinet council to-
morrow.
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BOUQUETS FOR CORBETT.
Gets Great Reception ON Appearance In
Iii. Native Iown With the Baitinsores.

San Francisco. Nov. 2i,-"Brother joe
corh"it made his first appearance with
the BaltimOres In his native town to-day
and won the game against the All
Americas Corbetts reception was equal
To that which Blil Lauge received when
the blg centcriielder came to bat In his
first game ~ the present series. Many
bouquets and floral designs from admiring
friends Nerr brought to the home plate
when corbstt came la bat. and the young
pitcher lined out clean hit I'm response.
corbett pitched a good game. though
at times he Was Wild. Attendance s.oo1.
Score:
r. n. T..
All-Americas ........ ....,. .....i 6
f,attcriCs-corhett and Donahue. Pow
I'll and Smith. Umpire-McDonald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

Mail Orders Filled Same Day as
Received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-07

g., -. ,,,,.,r..,,+ IT,, -.
Sunua! II neVaihs ~ In, tnat, III
pruet 70 suNe the ~ I'M, ,nil sial ,ihf
Moulu ne hecessu r a. " - 9'5,,t v,
me poy, ,ot OF ~ Se, az ha'l ne,
Iosle, bravery Noluilt nv, - W. 3ilo" 'it
doctor 70 taken tht SSH l'pih yer rltHt
leg 70 uansplanL 70 nei Tlo' ,,, X
gured l31t' Dr. lIyil,i, ,' 'V"nS upo,l ,i'e
Nttle girl as heroihe, as Hhe never
WINGED whlle the tMenty sr1Ils We're
cut from her BODY IN l.St Wheh a5krl
it II hurt her. she told 'ne doctor tnnt
he could have more IL would help
her prothSr Charhe, ne Voy W M
proving Ihc lttle slrl ~ lhe envy OF
an her companions, anu the nurses AT
me Maclcah hospital say tunt tleS
nave never seen PRAYER enid IN tue
institution.
Jnbn Itolton a pioneer resident Of
Ashiond orepnn and owner. of n farn
neoi, town boa such n unof unininn 81
bnnks ana trust companies that he
hna nursi,ad the nracticr nr hnt,.in,
hia aiirnius monpvi Of which his nelfrh.
bors have generally credited him With
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

.coc 500: deposits decreased $500 600; and
eernlus reserve decreased SOD 800 1S9l-Loans
ssuurrrreased So 743.300; cash decreased S12142-
onn0. deposits decreased. Si1Si 100, and surplus
serye decreased. S11096,S15.
THE following table shows the bank holdings
on the respective dates:
Feb IG '95 Feb Is as Feb n az
go :....... S4SS $50 900 S451 143 loo $500 3G7 zoo
LoA .to ........ 81 422 700 20 ass 400 80 1a2 zoo
speoTe lenders ... S5ii9 400 so7iS5oS ia ict SEQ
bttits ....... $50 234 200 4a3O32 900 5eS 0fs 100
6pyv,Ylaton ......... 1i64i7oo l32o64oo 1928 500
Tho following shows the relation between the
.otal reserves and the total deposits on the re-
spective dates;
Feb lG. 95 Feb. 15 90. Feb II OF
Ssl. 492. zoo $50 50 81 -go
Legal-icn"e'S '''''' ~ ''''4'''VV ii"'f't''W
fatal reserve sGG572 100 si6ooI7lOo s1es 657 900
reserve required
e,-,us ....... S33 5l3 425 $3.50 sis s5l 63s 225
Percentage 'i'' 90 0il
STATEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATED BANKS
IN DETAIL.
The following table shows the bank holdings,
,orether with the percentage Of reserve held by
can bark National banks required to keep
9 reserve OF 20 per cent. and State banks one of
Is per cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

a DyERTIsrMENTs and subscriptions for The Trib-
uu~ received ~ ,her Uptown Once. No Lag Broad
w5V 81 door north Of 3st St, untll - o'clock ad-
yerisemcnts received the following branch Offices
,eslar ,rce rates until o'clock p m, viz pa sth-
ave- cor a3i- St: 1872 Gth-avs.. 18th Macv's
9TH Az. and ii2 Columbus ave- near West
9Th W East l4th-st
wet Iod- st between 7th and 9Th ayes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14

Railway bonds were active on an irregular
price movement and generally al net LOSSES az
the close. The principal net losses ,6ss Cb l
by Atchison adjustment as, = 10 to5s, CHe I,I
peake and Ohio 42s, : TO 1925 Chcas9 ., anu
Northern Pacific first receipts. Il 70 tl4' hoCh,
inc Valley 6s 3 to CO; Northern Paclhc genera
lien SIS, - to 54i9. Oregon Railroad ana NaT!od,-
ZION As 8 10 So: Oregon Short Line ana IAN
Northern consol receipts, y to l3a4, ana keadIhs
FIRST preference incomes. q 10 419s.
Money on call was 1ls@1& per cent ., llnle
money was . per cent for sixty days, ~ per
cent for three months, 3 per cent FOR Tour
rnerrial uaoer was 3iz64 per cent for the nest
names for all periods. and above for names ho'
so well known. e.o-, -,
posted rates for sterling closed at 81 Soiz and
iv. Rates for actual business closed as follows;
Cables Long Demand
FTa1Ds .....,,,... 5le's tl?'' 'ddl9
aIna'KS 40 JIG 4osgfois 40 516a 'o
The Drjce Of commercial bar silver in this mar
k4r vas 64a,c Mexican dollars were quoted al
S sSan sSd'; at % II ii-1dG o'" ,u@,, ,.-
Money on call in London was li+ql1 per
cent omen market discounts. is per Ceh' ~!
ebor. ana long bills British ccnsols closed Al
II9 716 FOR money and 112 GIG for the account
paris exchange on London, - francs I"'2 crH-
times French rentes 1O2 francs I" Ccn'liieS'
Discount rate in Paris. 1a4 per cent. Discount
rae in Berlin. 22i per cent, r,,..,.u, r %
Charles Farchild. OF Charles fdlIc'iu -, OK e.
and Alexander Mcneil. Of Thompson ADAMS ~
Mcneil announce that the committee ior me
stoc,,hol3ers Of the Wheeling and Lake Ere Ran
road COmpany has prepared a preliminary TePUit
Of its Investigations up 10 this GATE lhtO ~
affairs of Tho road which is now ready for distn-
hutton 10 stockholders Of the company upon lhe
receipt Of a request for Information as " i''
Affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN tiiH)N
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park Ocean
Grove and points south Point Pleasant. $50. s;3o.
1898 n. $50 - go 70 RGd Ba1 20 . tao;
Park and Ocean Grove. 900 4. NJ. 100 z. ".
For LAKEWOOD.
?. NJ INA
For Toms River Barnegat Park, and Barnegat, <;3o.
1870 \. IL. 10 +40 r. NJ =,
For Atlantic city Vlneland and Bridgeton' $50 A. M
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands Of
~ r---n. 80. 800 ~. - 80 -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-14
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through rs leave New-lo!i foot OF Chambers 81,
follows. and hye minutes earlier from West 2d-st
o:OO 4. M.-Nestibulel Express Daily for WaVerly
BinghImton Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bufaic
$500 r. VI. Parl1r e. Buffalo.
2:OO u. N-Nestibuled Limited fast mail Daily SOFIA
train for chicago va 'hautauqua Lake arrives Ceve-
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