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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaaoa., FREDERICK; and wife to II. Equitable Lts
l5Sih-' S. Il Of s,h-ays: year; $4,000
Benin Max TOO TO r . S oe,h yfs,.: . ""
p.f.nsty -I ousse to DaSd ' Grts5Ses No i6s
css' an n.9.y ::a n to l?F Gsne
chisholg Ellen NJ to ., Ja ~ bas'2W L.,
cs2 a var db6 6'Sans ,5 41:ma: 10 N. 'eo
Greenwich savings Bank No 2ss Madson-aye' .,
same . Ellen !. Thomson ct a. " cor Madi- ,,,no
n..Ss ave and .iS s., r. M " .,..,, 1900
81 al. trustee. Of Louis c IIsmersey. No 4i7
eth-:t yea, s sS0o
DAmico. GIUSEPPE. 70 F,e4e-ie Miidl-brook. ~,
Davis: Leah u. to Pn.u, Iowsnt.ld and william ,oo
Ard ano,9s, :AssgoTs ETC. Of Anne Bishop n lam
io4s # Of Bathsaie-aye and ieo5 I, Of
oreenberr. T.s.y and Henry n. 20 society. FOR
10 "a dranaG.s $s%! WIN ... .";s,: $500
HolsndeT. oscar and VII. % Morris s ,uI!man
s,ms lss, & Ets5 & 1eslay, ySar; 10000
st. 80 q Of loth-ay.. years ............ 1880
Hyd. Lli'a D. to. Francis y SSu6a.I and another.
Maai.es ave we ana s ysss 'o:. 10000
Hs az, chari aries r. to Herman Mundheim $ I'M
,,ItId-s llS II e OF Anih0ny-st q years.. 800
Holland sarah p. 70 executors q William sloane.
l2Sth- ~. 100 n W or Ith-aVe. Wldened. -
:, years .......;....'.::... 1oU
Same 70 Henri strasoourger $ l2sth-st. 400 #
w of Ith-ave w!dcned. ................. 1900
Haberman, Simon, and wife 70 1ac1b F Gilman.
~ iie'hst. 1928 IT Of 7h-ave. wdened. o.
years .............. .................. 5000
jenkins. Edward. and wife . hudson S Todd.
Krupp. Felix. to Norris steinhsrdt PARK ave
s. W corner go s. = year ............... 7250o
Kaiser John +, TO Clifford y Gregory lot g.
map % Claremont. near Highhrfg.. year., 100
LAvele Martha 6 TO Peter Mcdowell VS. Hoe
Mulch. Theodore II. to Bertha Ho.fer. 18th
Meizler John II and wife to Cl,ri.tan scherdins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-fork foot OF Chanoers-st-
follows and hve minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
900 A. Mves,ibuied Express daily for B!psnamton,
Waver,y Elmra. Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 500
r. II. Parlo- Buffalo
200 l.. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily. solid
train Chicago. arrives Cleveland $40 A. NJ. Chicago
r NJ sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining
7,3O i. M-Bur.:o and Cleveland yest!euled Express
Daily arrives Buffalo 16S A. NJ, Bradford 1l7 A. NJ.
Jamestown 100 A. M Cleveland 1880 p sleepers to
Detroit chicago and the West. CAFE Library Car.
Sri5 u. M.-sod train to Chicago. sleepers to Hor-
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PuLLMAN
1877 Bowery i36 East i2ath at and 81 West lc5th
Chambers AMI West 23dst. ferries; New-io:k; 333
128 Fulton-st, 100 broadway Brooklyn 200 Hudson
st. Hoboken and Jersey City Station westcott Express
calls for and checks baggage from hotels and residences
% destination
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dvision-supreme Court-Recess.
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-Ad1ourned sine die.
Supreme Court-Specal Term--Part Before Andrews
J.-Moiion calendar called al 1890 a.
Supreme COirt-Special Term-Part II-Before Law
renee J-Court opens at 1870 a. Ell parts matters
Supreme Court-Specia Trm-Pa+s III. ". V. vi.
VII and VIII-Adjourned for the term.
supreme Court-Triai Term-Parts II. ". V. vi.
VII. VIII, TX, X. XII and XII-AdJourned for
surrogstes Court-Chambers-Before Arnold. s.--Mo-
ton calendar called at 1870 O. Wills for probate
Annie Lsppn. Ann Sheldon Anna II. Dig. Catharina
Doslle. at 1890 a. m; Theresa Garmein. James C..
Duane John c. Jaus. Nina schlose. at p. m.
SurroTates Cour-Trsl Tsrm-Before Fitzgerald. g.
No day calendar
City Cpurt-Specal Terrn-Before F1tzemons y.-Court
opens At 10 q. Motions at 10 30 a. m.
City Court-General Term-Adjourned sine die.
CITY Court-Trial Term-Pars !. II. III and Iv-Ad-
5ourned sine die.
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN Il, Il,
Stations I'm New-York. foot Of Barclay =
and ChristOphcr streets.
yESTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET


yEsTInuInEm TR aISa, PCIuWHS BUFFET
Cans. PINTsCH LIGHT.
Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR.
THE ORANGES Summit Bernardsvie BaskinS
Ridge. Madison. Morristo.n. Tassalc Paterson. on
ton. bcyer. stanhope. NEWTON. BuDn,s LAKE.
GoiSTAiS; wa.hns,2n, THIIIlpSnI-EG EAsToN.
sCRANToT pITTsTON. wILKEsBARRE. NhSTI.
COKE DANvIIL.F THnMnERLAND Mont
eYRAcUeE. oswEGO. ITHACA owEGo. FTMIRA,
CORNING. BATH. DANSvIIIE. BUFFALO and all
points WEST. NORTHWEST I'D SOUTHWEST.
500 4 M.-BINGHAMrON MAIL Stops At principal
1000 4 M.tcat. Car, nrrr,Lo SCRANTON. ENG
PrCHFIFr.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OswFGo
EXPRESS Pullman Pa-or Cars Connecting at
Hgr,o With ,Sa1s Tor Ghe1s Yen and points Wes
900 p N-SCRh ANTON. wrrFFSR,RRE AND PLYM-
OUTU EXPRESS. Pullman Bu~et Pa,lor Cars.
100 p. ". tDaylChicaso V.stitulei Limited Express
FAro Pullman Bur-t sle.plng Car New-York to
chicago Dining-Car west ~ Buffalo.
$50 p " CDay)-puralo Express Pullman sl-epers for
SCRANTON FASCINATION. EtM!RA. BATH. Mt
NORRIS ard Bt'TrtIO srr'vir- n Bl~alo A. NJ
$50 n Cpatly)-BrFrALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM
UTICA and oswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet
TICK Frs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaz. r son. L'm,,-d ii3 Rrottway ~ Park
s,stlor. III t,h ave. icth 81 wes, '"5,h-st 23
Columbus ave. Ssw-York; 33s and 73s Futon..t and
Inf 1''ook;yn. timetables giving full intor
nation ., al' s'a'iNos
wre-corr rXpRrss CONTAIN VII, cnN FOR and
check from hotel or rrs'denc N destination.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Couyt.
by Lawrence, J.
Victory at Mayor. etc.-Frank D. Arthur
Teachers Building and Loan Association AT. Smith
Charles W. West
Smith agt Wagener-Thornas p Wickes
Matter Of De Kay-James j. Nealis
BY Andrews, J.
Matter Of Coronado Rubber Company-John H. Judge
BY Beach. J.
winksr AT Bisn-John Deahunty
BY Beekman. j.
Armstrong ast. Cofhn-IAwrencs Godk,n.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Lawrence J.
Matter OF Coronado Rubber Company-wlam D. Blood
good.
Nathan Duberstein ast Samuel Miuer-James J. Neaiis
Emma Kaufman agt Margaret A. Eoyd-Frederck
Taylor,
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5000


ron. for buildings and alterations have been MED
=, ,Ic Department Of Buildings. follows:
at ..ow tildnSs. main Office:
,hs,h-s, n 5. 225 II OF Grand Boulevard; fof
e,s i've Story brick flats. 25I1S: 4 Faunce'
Of No - "e'' .o''n.s' owner sos 600
va,gir- -, s. " II n OF Stanton-st: for a one
s,nry brick office building 1880: Hencke
Wif ,DTG s,ch IL to 'io i1.' '.''' 1000
.wts- 8 corner 4th-st: for a one-strry brick
Once building 20x20: Hencke Willenbrock ~.
owners; F Baylies architect. %ooo
Alterations. main ofIce;
,,,b., Nos EOS and 2lO East. to 4 three and
aya story brick fathouse: Jacob Hoffman Brew
ing company. owner; Franklin Baylies. OF Bihs NM
House, archittCt ''"0"
Nansin- ST = I78 Il n OF Stanton-st. to q two
story brick stable and office; Hencken s Wilen-
bTce so OF 40 Wv ha'' SIN 1900
Alterations. branch Office:
Narion-aye 100 II OF Cole st. TO 4 two
story frame stable. Catherine McCauley owner;
Kerby & ca, OF No 722 Trcmont-ave. arch- -
Marion ave, . corner OF Colc-st, 20 a two-story
trame dwelling house: Susan Tappan owner: -
Kerby Co. architects ........................ 1U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Iracks Automatic Block Sgnale
bt.tlOas % NeN-iorh foot OF Liberty st.
and Whitehall Terminal

s:;,a: x , H = g ss7a 81
1 Ga and 's AVER '' $oy o. .tSe'S ss +
80 ac'''s n.' "a: e Ac a
F , Sn Is 2 F gass.s e3' ss5's's 'o NJ
II 30 H RSas ANA iS - 90 s'e RS%S
.e g. J IL, sFa sus8s; IS; so g. $50 e.
FOR LONG All hh. H.ar S nq1Ir, GROVE. l..
c+oy: and Psin;. Gun roSS' Fis%'1n s:o
n ne I Ri ','E s '1 1 az ~ sas.2 StC 9. RED
= i.';5.s;n Or Anary rlrh %od OCEAN 0r1veo 900
'O'' ''a ''0. rFooh iGtkEwooD
eny 'p 0 sGnday ~ ,d 4 49, ' Saturdays
J TSm' H'. % Erofn sa reM and a nnin's, 40
rof Aan,ic city. vineiand and Brase,on. 80 A. NJ
;S -, b.; ;'' r s'i gr rs
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR lhll-ADELPl'lAi yG a45ylAoHE. AND WASH
w '; "a DSPs S c soa 'S''' ,, :n nd,
Sislsf H %4 'j isa;io? 4 rae sSS
wiz So Az. ia X 3 1t !F 5ss .,
,S9 4. z: -? ?e9 G sfS s s ss?. 3a
's IS s'@ ss5 Es FL; IS IS q: s S Sc:
WI i! & f. +, !, -: IL e. !;
ca W. r ito e. n"Fyn Is r; N w M
check sarr,r. from, hotel, residence. ae.atios
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO

Leave New York. Nhteha' s"N'"
foot OF Liberty Street
.Dsily Except Sunday. isuntsya
CHICAGO - 30 a. m. s2 20 2. m. and ~ ID nlent
PlTTsBCRG $50 a. M. "a Is ? m go p M III
night H31 q. N. Lib.r.y 81 only
STSCINNATI sr LOUIS; LOO a n. :ion5B mpn.n
oil 70 a m DINER, 900 (Diner. t3S piner,. '1e'
GO'n.r,. 'ai3 p. m. and 'l2. Is night.
NORFOLK. III 40 q
NEW ORLEANS. ass p m. Through seerer
~ TINT are Illuminated vita pirfsch llEtt.-
Once. ii3 ~? cfi. +3t iI+o Fdway II r. 10Th 81"
j2- p,wery y Y 80 PA Fu: st. Hroohlyn. Whltr-
hsu Terminal Prfsage checked from hotel or residence
70 destination
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA


hTAT!ONs FOO, Of WEST xWENTY-rHIRD STREET
,ANp DEsBRossES AND coRTLANDr STREETS
ss me Is eaSTs time from Ss x ana below Tor
lw,nty -'hrd street station. c,.
NV! Nrw YORK to Pitsburg sleeping Car PttsourS 10
q Shicaso No coaches TO Pittsbas. ,,....,,,d
EHSs and
lars For Chicago; Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati In
I'D " cHicAso 81 HI h3' 81 LOUIS EXPRESS.
800 r. W. WEsT THfiG"a EAp REESE ~ Cleveland
"a" + w. I%ff :sfHf ;a EXPyssFor
40 i. H. PAciFic E%PfEssEFor plttsours and
$50 r. VI. NAIL. AND EXPREsS. GPuliman Buffet Bur.
burg and points West daily except Sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
re- $40 sSS Dining car iG5o M go iSo g 20
s1aay go s 80 o ca M go 20 a sisn
Lin. Pirlor and Dining cars. 40 Dining CAP
soEH% "f o p M 80 S g 1905 nigh,
ATLANTIC TO- COAST LINE.-EAp-es.. 30 a. M and $50
cd = h6II& C 92 M say
AfISSsf$ rs ~ & % M f'i Week days.
Gr21. an$ i5ist PI.s:sn. aro% Wc; TTs@iy ,hIId
20 80 M = e 10 it
Sundays 945 a. m, SIS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
81 5 Ss az 10 SO 20 no e m a SO
go; 40 Dining carr $50 Dining carr $50 Dining
Car. 40. $50 D. 1905 night. SUNDAYS. 6l0, 80
20 $50 go go Limited go. 1880 a. M. q
Dning Carr $50. 4 20 DIN Can. 40 Dining C9r)
Ticket orc.s: No. ta, "a 1895 1874 III and 20,
Broadway: Astor House West Twcn.y-thlrd Street
Station; and station. foot Of I,ssbr,,e and cor,.
lsndt STREETS: Court street $50 Fulton street "a
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn
Station. Jersey city. The Eew-York Tran,fer Com
psny win call FOR and check bnssag. from hotel. and
residences through 10 destination.
J. II HUTCHINSON. r WOOD.
General Manager. General Pas,r Agent
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"BLACKDIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrives Buraip a:55 r. NJ Pullman ves,ibuie Day
coaches and Pnror DningC service Meals a la
carte Connects AZ Buffalo with through sleepers to
.i.,.S, I2iiO p NJ daily. except sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and Htermedilte points.
sI..S5. 1u5 J ". sundays only. for EASTON
MAI'CII CHUNK and the coal branches
BAREE PfrTsTON SCRANTON and principal nterm.-
date stations. Connects Tor all points In coal regions.
chair car WIkssharre.
s3:5S, ii1O r. ". daily. except Sunday. Tor WILKES
RARRT PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal nterm.-
da,e stations Connects for all points in the coal region,
Pullman Rurrt Parlor Car 10 Wikcsharre
lao T. ". daily. except sunday. for MAVCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair TO Beth
lehem -
sU;55 100 7. NJ daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vestbue
train n Y 70 Chicago Sleepers Buffalo and Toronto
81 ,SS $40 =. NJ daily Sunday stopping only
~ SOUTH pLAINV1ELD EASToN. BETiiI.EiiEM
NAI'CII CHUNK. l.. & r.. JUNCTION SAYRE GENE
"a ROCHESTER, BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
TO pullman sleeper FOR Buffalo. None but Sleeping
passenger. carried No baggage carried
'sS,51. O,OO +. NJ. daily for WII.KESRARRE It'll.
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO NIAGARA
Additional Local trains daily except Sunday for BOUND
san .l0:c3 OsO 'lO:c5 30 Sundays oniy) A. NJ
si.b5 go and 1858. $50 +. NJ.
tickets and Pullman accommodations at I13 POI, 2I3
r55 ga 800 broadway ~ F. 18th 81. Is8 e Ic5th
St, loT powery ~ Y; 500 Fulton St. Court ST. Ds
broadway. and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y Co vii! call FOR and baggage from
hot. residence through TO destination.
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COURT OF APPEAIs CALENDAR.

Albany Nov. E.-The Court Of Appeals calendar
for tomorrow Is Nos. A7. $50 252. l.l4s IlsS. 23s
239 and 249
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Railrodoz.
Rdilr ndoy.
"AMEkiCa'o AxEArsSr A!+IAKo.
NETWORK
CENTRAL , i! A. ,
~ G. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
the F0uR.TRsCg TRUNK LINE.

DIRECT LINE TO MAC ARA FALLS:
Ro A T0s .SS . an; stop at Albany Utica
yo Trans tsS: Gan% Central station 40 Street '''
$50 fiEh 5TA 'f Exfs sass.' TT ti@'?:
N,Ssa: SIS e CONNECTS 1n II:
~ sESsT % Pny sns N'Hst.ss
Albany, rsics s1racuse. Rochester. BaHslO Nj
1866 r' M az Hfffs sdrr pay.
Ss:. ssn sSo carrie: S; 'ss
1870 Ss SHHg ss. ;:':s's :H'f:S
ss D.s P g; fosi.
=, ostoDs At Poushkr.p.. n,ux-ror Detroit.
100 r! s sas css.a Stop: roasS
$40 4AT p3s sPF S5s a.s.: :as:g.
500 "a %L Tx SHORE LIMITED Ds,yTSS a.
c.y.%1d ''ip s to cn M ro.so loo ce ssga
s":o s g. q sst !: 5sss s. @
GOO i;s rs $:E.ns 4Ess n!36 ss.:s
e2S D .sa
7Io 4s!s: $:v gs;
900 iiSfrE1 %sI D D' FAN S.:Sz
Ry y?n ' ana Tor G Eanalo Cleveland inda"'''-
e.l6 M@pAcIFlc Exp3Ess p.MyrSS,, sy,:s",s
os"eso watetown. Cape vnce Ini.ao 'chcaso
Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cleveland lo!eIo ~ the
and. sIcept saturday. for Cape vincent ~
1910 Nisht-MrpNIGHr rypRrss. The:rs Nm snn
for Chicago ana principal points on IN, W. sun
York Central Every nigh, except sunday nlsn,, ''"
day night. On, aco .:eepers leave or o:lo ua.n, IN
eoS A. " and s,3S r. M.-psiy. except 'u''
Pitsheld via Harlem Division ~. Yorkshire
e:iS A. N only, II PfsneIh ana '"'
Hi: All y. II Hf!' TR py.;.?' TO roSxnns
IAN night trains between l33h StreTt anu
on Putnam Division far as Yonkrrs IN am ~ M
with The elevated road. The only line running NJ
trnn. gu, ~ New York
Wagner Palace all through Naihs
Trains ulumir ated with prtsch Light 49,, o..,o,
Tickets and Wsg1r of'ccs At Grand rsnorH o.smo
IiA 2eI li3 Broadway. ~ East rh ST. oE W ". ~.
21s Columbus Az. al west l9''h St. and l3stn ~, "a
ton View York: Fas ana 72s Fulton 81. ana ~" h'o
WY. p n. BROOKLYN. 40. xv..,
Rasrar. ch.ckci from hot. or r-.ii.nc. ~ the "es
,ouS. W -,o,-Tr-- croRGr " DANIELS.
60, M...-- c.,.-,, Agent
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RI-ILDlNG PI.ANg FILED.

w..d Benjamin. to Charles 9 Brown ct al.
trustees. is'th-st. 200 IT OF Willow
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

Stations foo, OF csd penn r. r. Cortland, o.,
Deshros-r.
Indicates time from West sd Other figures show
time from Certlandt Desbrosses St.
'B;15, $40 A. VI. daily ,Sunday sS.S A. M FOR
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
'7,D5. Sn0 \. ". daily Tor wlIKESBARRE sCRAN-
TON (week days) El.NIRA week days. ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. HyFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS
and the We. eni principal local points; dining and
Buffalo.
Il 70 daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30
WFSTSHORE R.R.

: w - q - -.
trains leave W ST. station. y T.. As follows ana
ic M earlier fron foot Of Franklin St:
lOI5 Il Daily for Albany, CtieA. syrscuse foehes-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort wayne. To!eoo Cie's-
land ara Chicago.
600 r. 81 DAILY for Albany Montreal. tuea. syria
cuse R.chest-r Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Do
toit Cleveland CticaEo and 81. Louis.
6ub p " Daily for Albany, Utica. syracuse Roehes-
ter Buffalo Niagara FaIs Toronto. Detroit Cie'riAnd
Chio.Io arr Ct Louis
Time tables - primo pal hotels ana Offices
C. Il LAMBERT Genera Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt New Yo!k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

Actual sales -Closng-l Shares
iOpen High Low. Fin. Bid. Ask. sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-30

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
A BLOODY RACE WAR.
Three Men Killed and Three Others
Seriously Injured in q, Fight at
PaIarm station, 30 Miles fecM
Little Rock, ARK

Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 6.-The blood
lest race war that has occurred in Arkan-
sas in many months, took place at Palarm
station, 30 miles from Little Rock, last
evening. Three men are dead and another
is fatally wounded, and two others are in
jured.
The dead are: Harris Korr, colored,
shot TO pieces. Charles Peters, colored,
killed outright. Charles, Audrey, white,
shot through the heart.
The seriously injured are: J. I. Clark,
jr, a telegraph operator, shot through
the shoulder, probably fatally, D. R.
Owens, white, deputy sheriff of Perry
county, shot in the groin, seriously.
Owens had warrant for Korr, charging
him with murder. When he attempted to
make the arrest, Korr opened fire. Andry
and Clark went to Ovens assistance, and
five or six negroes Joined with Korr.
Over SO shots were fred. Should Korr's
associates be caught, they will be lynched
without trial.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A San Francisco Man, - Years Old
shoots His Nephew and Then Turns
the weapon Upon Himself.

San Francisco, Aug. John Master
son, aged 75, shot and killed John Kur-
ran, his nephew, and fatally wounded
himself this morning. Kurrsn was pro-
prietor of a grocery store and employed
his uncle as clerk. A few days ago he
discharged the old man, and put youth
named Ross in his place. Masterson ap-
peared at the store today, and after few
words with his nephew, fred three shots
at Kurran, who fell after the third shot,
which took effect In his left breast.
Masterson then attempted TO kill Ross,
but the latter fed, and the old man then
turned the weapon upon himself infiicting
a fatal wound In the head.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
IGNORANCE DISPLAYED.
Of the Crowds FlOcking to KlOndyke,
Not One in 20 Has Any Definite In
formation of How to Reach
His Destination.

San Francisco, Aug. 16.-Thomas Ma
gee, we'll known conservative business
man and careful observer, who accom-
panied his son to Dyea, writes the Asso-
ciated Press to the effect that the ignor-
anoe displayed by the crowds focking to
Klondyke is lamentable. OF the 400
passengers who sailed with him on the
steamer George W. Elder, not one in 20
had any definite information of how to
reach his destination. The two starting
points, Dyea and Skaguay, are separated
by four miles of salt water. The Dyea
trail goes over the Chilcoot pass, which
involves climb of $500 feet, while the
other, which is not yet completed, has a
1850 foot climb over White pass, and be-
sides being six miles longer, is boggy in
places. The Indians all pack over Chill
coot pass from Dyea. Nearly 500 pack
animals are now en- route, and on arrival
will be organized into regular pack
trains, which will remove the chief
obstacle, for the transportation of sup.
plies over 35 miles of land, is much more
formidable than that over $50 miles of
water, on the other side of the pass.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
MYSTERIOUSLY DISAPPEARS
w. Ii. Felts, Who Was to Have At
tempted Flight from Pixies Peak,
Has Disappeared.

Manitou, Colo, Aug. 16.-Wm. B. Felts
has mysteriously disappeared. Thehying
machine, with which he was to have at
tempted flight from Pixies Peak to
Colorado Springs, is still housed on top
of the peak. There has been rumor
that Felts' nerve was becoming shaky,
which was Offset by statement from the
professor that he was waiting for clear
day. Felts went down the mountain side
Friday afternoon, stating that he was
going for q walk, since which time moth
ing has been seen or heard of him. His
friends say he has probably lost his way,
and may have fallen down precipice
and been killed or injured. They are
searching for him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
HER THROAT CUT.
A Terrible Crime at Galveston, Tex,
in Which Veteran school reacher
Loses Her Life.

Galveston, Texas, Aug. 16-This morn
ing Mrs. Kate Gallagher, for IL years a
school teacher in this city, who lived with
her son at Twelfth and K. streets, was
found with her throat cut from ear to ear,
and.the body charred beyond reception.
After killing her, the murderer set fire to
the bed.
Virgil, the 90 year old son of the mur-
dered woman, has been arrested and has
confessed that he committed the crime
to get money to spend on variety ac-
tress. The crime was deliberately planned
and executed. The young man had
packed his trunk, and was ready to leave,
He had the furniture insured, and with
the money, expected to leave Texas as
coon as the fire could be adjusted. But
the fire was discovered in time to prevent
the destruction of the house and the
bloody body.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-16
EyICTIoNs EXPECTED.

Pittsburg.-There were no evictions oi
miners up to noon, but it is reported that
number will be made before the close OF
the day.
The threatened suits against the New
York and Cleveland company for retain.
ing the wages of striking miners, have
been commenced. It is anticipated that
about $50 suits will result, for salaries
ranging from 81 80 to 5000.
TO SERVE AN INJUNCTION.
Charleston, W. Va.-Deputy U. s. Mar
shal B. L. Priddle has gone to the New
River coal fields, to serve Judge Jackson 3
iniunctions on Dilcher and his associates.
DESERVING THE STRIKERS.
Taking advantage of the suspension in
marching, number of men went to work
this morning at the Oak Hill mine.
Agents of the company had been at work
among the strikers for over a week, and
although they induced some to return,
the result has been disappointing.
In anticipation of adverse action by
the courts, committees have been sent out
to secure boarding houses, 80 the siege
can be maintained. 1t is proposed by
the marchers to 1ill the houses with strik-
ing miners, and keep them supplied with
provisions. A hundred men will de quar-
tered at Turtle Greek, the same number
at Sandy Greek and 200 at Plum Greek.
They will do picket duty and missionary
work.
TWO MORE INJTNCTIONs.
Parkersburg, W. Va.-JudRe Jackson
has issued two more injunotons against
the striking miners.