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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
COOL BREEZES AT MANHATTAN.

While New-York City has been sweltcr.ng
throughout the iast week Manhattan Bench has
been swept with It's accustomed regularity by ocean
brcezes. and the guests Of the hotels have been
Joined by thousands o, ,ranslents fleeing from the
hot city 10 battle in the cool waves dine on the
shady p!azzns and attend Victor HcrDert's concert
in the evening many staying later stil 10 see DE
Wolf Hopper and his company IA "El Captain"
and watch Pains fireworks Arrangement OF the
fall o: Manila.
Ell Captain will have Only few more perform
ances. Tomorrow special matinee VII he given.
and the patriotic features OF the opera VIII bc
augmented to point sufficient 70 satisfy the NEST
rab!d patriot In the audience. Hoppers revival Of
Wang. which Is scheduled for July S. VIII De
played two weeks. and wiz introduce Maud Hoilins
Minnie Ashley and Agnes Reilly.
IL Is the intention OF the management Of the surf
bathing beach to hold a big water carnival q
Gate TO be announced soon. Captain Dalton. the
aquatic celebrity. will manage the affair There
WIZ De al sorts OF water sports including profess
sional and open swimming races. profef siOna and
amateur exhibitions OF high and fancy diving fancy
ahc ornamental swimming. boat races. exhibitions
OF coxinS and wrestling on a rafi and tub races.
Invitations are going out the first OF week 10
~ the well-knowo professionals and to the crack
swimmers OF al the b.g clubs ard colleges. 1t is
hoped 10 make this the biggest affair OF the kind
sver held At Manhattan Beach
ram w have patriotic jubilee tomorrow night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
KILLED BY EXPLODING TORPEDOES.
THREE OTHERS BADLY INJrRED-rHE, ACCIDENT
OCCURRED IN NEWARK

heavy explosion shook the buildings in the block
In Broad-st. between Market and William SITS
Newark, at illj "a. yesterday II caused by
the fall OF a large box OF giant torpe1oes which
was being loaded into an express car az the Central
Railroad station.
William n. R.asi. cmpioyc OF the express
company. who was IN the car. WAS fatally injured
Three other men We're hurt, and the express-car
was partly wrecked The injured men Thomas
Clemens. who testing tho wheels OF the car
when the explosion occurred: Henry Stewart and
James Schrivcr
The railroad station was h~! with people. and
much confusion was caused \ s'ining smoke
from the exploded torpcloes fiii"d the station
Blasi was taken in an ambulance 10 ST. Mchacrs
Hospital. and clemens also taken there. Blasts
fac was blown IN. mis- scalp torn from tho
skull and his neck ana arms were BADLY cut and
burned Much OF vi; clothing was ;orn off
Clemens received deep cut over his left ear. and
he was cut In several places on his body.
The box OF tOrpedocs Skipped hy the Keer e
fed and contained five gross OF the torDedoes
packed In rastcbOard boxes without sawdust or
partitions 20 separate them.
Blasi d.e1 from his injuries at $50 o'clock last
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
ERIE RAILROAD.

Though trains ieaVe Nt"-ioIN loot OF Cna.aeess
sn,.t IS follows. and ase minutes ea.lier from W.st
23i street; . ,.,., -. 49,,
y,aysr.v Elm,ra Buffalo Bradford. Arrives Eunao 4
y NJ parlor 10 buf,alo.
o,ia 4. M.-vestbued Express daily for Port Jervls
and Monticello. pail! except sunday for Iaekawaxen.
nan Psrior cars FOR Monticello and Elmlra.
ZOO +. M.--vesubuled mited-Fast mail daily.
sid train for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 7a0 A. NJ
cnieago l.. IL siespers 10 Chicago. Cleveland and
7,:D r. M.-pa1alo and Cleveland ves,bued Express
daily. Arrives at buftslo '"S A. NJ. Bradford 1S A.
cieyelsni /. 80 r. a. seepers Buffalo Cleveland
cafe Library car
V:l5 y. M.-Daily sod train fo- singhamton. E,mira
wavery Chicago slee2ers 10 Hornelsvile Chicago
1Nicr;I:Ts LocAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN Ac-
l CONNODATIONS at Ill. lie. 26i. +Oi Broad
way. Bowery ioS Eas, :a,h-s and 2!s West ie5,h-
st. Chambers and West ?3tst ferries. New York; ga
Fulton-st 9s broadway Brock Ign: l:2 Rvev-st
Hoboken. and Jersey City station New York Transfer
dences = destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
,r, YACKAwANNA AND WESTERN " u"
s,.,Iou. IN New York. foot OF barc'"'
and Christopher streets. ,rrrcr
vEsTIBULED TRAINS. PlLLhAS
C.uS PINTSCH LIGHT.

500 A. M.-BINGHAM'O" MALL stops d"
1000 4; iGT3S oeWsEGo. iTHAcA. ELMRA;
t4icA yED siNs ,s sfe e5Y. cdnne. ai
Nv ,. Hiralo vita trains for Chicago and po'""
aySc7no5s0 Spf Hg9sa YfsS sns e
MRA Pum.n Bgte, P1r ;y coach Ssg 70 chieass.
trr,oing a, AIS .. next day -, yv
"a :, ~ SCRANTON WiLkESBAkRE ana Pill ~
500 T.. ";,ypRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
oo SI - H. E1Hai-chisaes arg Buffalo YssS g LIN
''"V r,nress Tor SCRANTON, BlNGhAMION BIZ
MIRA BUFF 40 IhTough Bun. S.ss2 1,a,s car
syi, p. H. Galyl-LuG!9 Esgrsss pu Mn SssRstI'
H. MoRRIS and BUFFALO. arriving tn Bana'
o.,, 81 VI r,iy,-BUFFAIO SCRANTON, BIN1-
o''W ,MroN OW EGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA s1KAAppEEss'
nnI,'triFID SPRINGS and OSWEGo ENfi'EsS.
Pullman B9 Hr piefi.MiN ACCOMMODATIONS q
f;aa. & sons dAnl,en. ii3 Broadway "a Par.
n n, 40, broadway and o'2 Broatway, IickeS Al
t, stations ia ih coz l2,ncst 81 o rs, i1o,n
let' nuribus- New-York 33s and $50 fultonst
a. nd I,G Br 1adway. Brooklyn Tme-'s9es giving 'u'
ini9rnar;9nnr T rXPRFss COMPANY will call for and
80 hagsnse hctel residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE MARKETS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York July 2 lsns.
COFFEE-From star, nnisn speculative interest In
to-days coffee market Nat Not single trad" was
made and at time lid prices change from The NAL
figures q yesterday. Officially. the market oQereI IN
active unchanged prices and officially. the MARIE,
closed unchanged prices Cable news was ~
Indifferent purpor rejecting sluggish markets abroad
with prces anything. tending downward under sheer
lack ~ .rcc,,a, SUPPORT i,eceipts
larger than ANTICIPATED buy failed 70 shorts into
The same as In futures. Buyers AMI SELLERS alike were
Indifferent with quotations rr-eiy m!1al. about IN
the basis Of Gi.c FOR invoice lots - y RIO The
steamer Belluca cleared Victoria yesterday Win SO"
BAGS Shipments from RIO Eur0pe during lIre We"
81 600 bags 20 the United sGoo has ard - ohe
countries 5000 bags Santos sh.f'"l l-@VM bags -
Europe and So bags the United States Victoria
shirrei 30 the United States.
The range O; contract prices LEGAL market to-day
f,vs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
PROLIFIC ROSE Bush.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

IVIIT HIIdII'IV4TIf IN'''''7I'
A wonderfully prolific rose bush IS called to the
attention of the Reporters Nosegay by Theodore
J.. Mackenzie Of Falls S"huylkill. who writes: a
beautiful specimen OF the Crimson Rambler rose
may he IN the yard Of John Parry, No.
3.5l7 North Thrty-ifth st Falls OF SchUyikis The
bush now bears no less than siXty-fv" hundred
roses and buds. 10y actual count which Is very re-
markable considering the fact that the bush is only
four years old. Last years yield OF buds. which
was something like forty five hundred at one time.
then considered wonderful hut this year tho
monster bush has done itself proud by breaking
all previous records and almost reaching the seven
thousand mark This record breaking rose bush.
when planted four years ago. measured only SIX
inches In height. hut II carefully guarded and
diligently looked after ny Mr.. Parry, who is much
grauhed with The results OF the time ana labor
ne has expended the liant lie j. proud 81 his
rose bush, and VIII be pleased TO show tho same
any time to visitors"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
WEST SHORE RR

Trains leave W. i2d st. station. y L.. as follows ana
., :" .,rlI-r from foot ot Franklin St:
AIV.,O A. ~ DAILY. except SUNDAY, Tor Cornwall, New.
bursh Kngs,on. New Ps.tx lakes Ainne"asxA and
NasDnk and ali Ca,sjSill Mountain points
.,t,rs NJ for Cranstons. Nest POINT. Kingston.
Las Mononk and MnaewasHa. catski.! MONTANA
Aibany Saratoga and LAKE George.
1;oU T. 81. CONllELNrAL LIMITED 6ai.y. for A.
H.ny syracuse, Rochester. Dunalo. Niagara FalIA
Cleveland. Detroit, chicago and -: LOUIS Arrives
,n,c.go ma LOUIS next afternoon.
,,fS - NJ saturdays only, Tor al Catsklu Eountaiu
points -, .x,.,, s,rsa, g. xt,..,.. 49,.
~" Minnewaska. CatsKi Mountains. catskiL.
a,m, NJ Daily Sunday, FOR consers Graz
@fNe,,;. West Point Cornwall. Newbursh. and inter-
mediate stations 20 Albany. 49,
GOO f. 81 Daily. except sunday Tor Albany. Saratoga
Montreal and Eastern Canada
U,:,,, 4, Chicago ~. Louis Limited. Daily foe
I;,ica syracuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fal.A
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago ard ~. Louis
..45 i NJ Daily: except sunday T.. Syracuse. koches-
s,YS NJ Daily. for A.Jany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
tor i;Illaa, Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit ceye-
ard chicago ami 81. Louis. Saturday uixht has
sissning Car TO Catskn Mountains
"a {, leave Brooklyn 'Annex''A. DIS A. NJ: n
,o.a. a Nj: c 5O5 7. NJ Jersey CITY r. r. r. Sa,loc
- o,4s A NJ. g. 100 A. ~. C. 3:35 T. 81
Tine tabl.s a, principal hotels and Offices
G. l.. LAMBERT. Genera! Passenger Agent,
vanderbilt Ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
RAILROADS..
~As'Se.oa's oRgAyesr RAtiaoeo,n
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ ( HUDSON RIVER r. e
THE F0UR.TRRCK TRUNK l!NE.
HOURS TO NIAGARA FALLS.

R1 All r'ss ss TRAIN, step Albany a Syracuse
Trains leave oaI g, cnal staten Fourth Avenue anu
$50 hM TfRA sAf ffee RxSR RIasy tn o''
k kss Train l, tie woId Due BunalS -; S D.:
lf H': H. Til. III tram aIs !. & sG 70 il.
s hxss9S HsS 42gSTtFs
$40 SA. bs " rsrsAfss ss:i:
$40 GH NoSTE Sssas srse sy
,r Hs, Lake George. Green Mountains ara "0"
1000 A. NORTH sHoRp LIMITED pa G.n,;ss.
~. 2 f M Sass ara FAIL: $40 ? g.
1886 car RHafs e1 Egypt
LOO a aSa ii TssFi.R: S's
$50 MTRg9T AID s&hA f1S sPEeIA5 except
Alhsn unaaIy-for Garrison tWest Pono' f''s""'''
800 ; P Bss ycI:..fsss
5s 4s,a S SSP@.s' tsssss Dye s'
600 EXrnEss T RslyoTDSs Detroit S
Pa.bars bnHson On;Tssl and except
Ao shvbb9e2S?aSK N2aETsIEss 5OTBshS3
for layton; Adirondack Mountain points Malone anu
$40 p M-BrFFALo AND soUTHwF$TF;nR;S RI
SPECIAL. Daily--For Rochester Buralo. NJ,
ssala Falls. Cleveland. Cincinnati. indianapolis ana
81. Louis
900 p M-sPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL. Dafy--s,eep-
Ing only for points Fall Brook Ry.. va
Iycns, and FOR Rochester and Buffalo.
O.15 p. M.-PACTFIc EXPRESS. Dailv-For Osweg,.
r $as; y ysss5 .a "i: :ss.
1916 EXPRESS. nI e; c sssssy
nights Chicago slespers leave 9:i3.
HARLEM DIVISION.
OI5 A. NJ and 1927 I. NJ. Daily except Sunday to
Pit'sned. Sundays only 0:2O A. 81
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with pintsch Light.
Ticket and Wagner Offices Grand Central Station.
Ii3 oGi 4i3 Broadway 81 East l4th ST. 0i2 Broadway
rs Columbus Ave OF West l25h ST.. l25th St Station
l3Sth station. New York 33s and 1e6 Fulton ST.
ard 100 broadway r. D.. brooklyn. -
Telephone '270o Thirty eighth Street for New-Yorx
Central cab service Baggage checked from hotel or res-
Gence bv Westcott Express Company.
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE II DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


tsSi $ ys and
Streets minutes later than sivsn below tor
'Ss " FAST ISif-rpllm.n Buffet r. .sS,. G.; :s
$50 .Da ds.sIs:
70. Cars F?r cSssso ,s is:sand roisdo. ciHsinn''
40 ch Hs;Ti Ar & L s4 LOUIS EXPRESS
$50 %FsT 81 sS'.Si'r sscfs9 Chi
-aS 1 soTTH% NEST! sriss p
7 tSei: PxsIRs g r;ssys and
$50 si..gi:s NAIL AS6 Ss,,, P Pi:
S' ~ s,i' 'oxS b ''i Tn
ieo 10 ca. oOi ossres ss lin psIISf
So saa5.y sso iS q, r. DIs
ana Dns Cars. 81 20 GSn Dins sY, S Dining ca
soS%ERS iGi Nay 40 p H. 1905 night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE Express. 80 a. m and $50
ffG GR 35 f6IxA 9e s''
ATLANTc cITYiso % peo;9::s;s :sS
Train. Buffet PsrOr cars Passenger Coach and Com
CAPE APE; M h, p m weekdays Through Pullman
Grove and Point Pleasant from West Twenty third ,
go asc . so So g. 40 % go b. ms M suassi. sS
s ., ~ m from pssorosss. s ana ony1.
5S sio $40 20 .9S no :o % p M sandsys sis
~ "' }FosS Trn,hApELraM. . Limited 90
6in5s sq so 70 80 sD De ea PfnH so a. M
$50 go $50 4 30 4 20 Tninz carr 40 Dining car)
55o Dining Carr 40 80 D. i2o9 ngn snna 'n;:
G. To- $50. $50 go $50 G.imltedl. 300 looy piu'ns
Carr m. 80 Dining Can 80. 4 ~ tpmns |su'
40 Dining CaD, $50 Dining Carr. 40 90" " "-'
1905 ngh, .,. -.
Ticket Offices 4si 1890 1923. III and s6l Broad
way; l Astor House; West Twenty third Street sts-
ton and stations foot ~ Dssbrosses ana cotuana'
streets Court Street. Fulton Street, ~ Broadway
ami penns,lyania Annex station Brooklyn; staten:
Jersey CITY The York Transfer COMPANY VIII eau
FOR ind check baggage from hotels and residences
through, 10 destination.
Telephone 'l27& Eighteenth Street. for fenfsyNsh's
Railroad Cab Service. o,
- 10 ~ csns,a N,n,rer General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
A NEW TROLLEY CAR.
PRESIDENT JOHNSON OF THE NASSAU
COMPANY AS AN INVENTOR.
r. WILLY. RE OPEN IN SUMNER AND CLOSED
IN wINTER-To CARRY MORE PEOPLE
WITH LESS TROUBLE.

THAN THOSE NOW N USE
WITH LESS TROUBLE.
Albert Johnson president Of the Nassau it4'''foao
Company. has invented new sort OF ro"e
II is n convertible car. and can be used IN winter
- sr,,-,or With email satisfaction 10 the riding
public Mr. Johnson says .,
This invention is intended 10 soVe TWO P
that have confronted the officers OF Dig ne'topo-
tan surface car companies. ohe Oh t'.eSo 10 al"
VOWED in the large amount or capital requrcu W
eoujn a road with a complete cu'Hl Vi DO" op7'
49,, c,osed cars The other arises from the sudden
no,oes of tepperature in the spring and fall "heh
an omen car may start on trip WITH '"e "'"'"Vi
fair and end 1t in pouring ram or co'u' YEN.
,ra,,r, wind The Nassau company has found this
,e.rI,, q snecialy severe one. In view OF the iact
that It has so many long SUBURBAN routes oui.
,no district peope who IN the spring and fall smile
with delight ut riding downtown In an open car
urn I'D their coat collars ana cuss thc COMPANY
whey they return a; nsht III ,me sae ingenuity
upon these difficulties. and mis- cof.oaol 1ai -
az @open'' car on the night side The ROAD IS Ic-
ing equipped with terma. iGoPS' SO uma' .a5 20" -.
me same direction. and the closed side Is a.Ways
on the inside of the tracks Inc ohy y ay sois
doors The seats placed back 10 oack. as a.
some of the present open cars out enough SPae ss
Is ser to- walk TO the outside without Knocking
inc ISL ,os doors when opened make the car prac-
,,caiiv an open car and when closed make II a
oiGseS car The large windows in front ana at tne
rcsr Of the car likewise open and let free sweep
OF air through. ,,,. roh,eo, ,ook n
narty of newspaper men on a trip IN one OF tnese
cars starting from Twenty-third,st ana
a. The route was TO Coney Island by the hlghty-
ix,b-st line ba tx by the West End route down
the Crosstown line to the shops thonre OYER a II
Mercv and Rogers ave. line to the Borough tidIi'
TIE car was open. and was as cool and comfort
able as the usual open car . , - -. .o,,r
"J.rSer the seats Of the combination car are -FOUR
.,ertric heaters and the can he heated IN a
Ssu minutes when closed and the current Is turned
PRESIDENT Johnson proposes to build 80 OF thess e
cars This summer, and TO transform as man! %
tbe old-fas honed open cars into the new sly ~
The car is said TO have the advantage over .re
or1inary closed car that 1t will seat nitY Passcia-
Sars while the cd will seat but twenty-sx peope,
II hope by this car" said President J9nnsO'., "
double our carrying capacity in the W!ltci, Inc
while giving passengers more room. So, , ~ :
three hundred Of these cars ready Tor TIE "i''e'
sf4C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston. July 2-Flour-Roce.yts lO25 tSls. quiet
spring patents 81 1888 G winter do 81 7$5 q: spring
clears sralRhs $4Qs+ ~ winter do sass 90 Corn
meal quiet; 7sTsc per bush 81 1881 50 Dbl. Corn
Receipts 1850 bush; quiet; steamer yellow. 39sc
No iOi4c. Receipts, $500 bush; quiet fancy
3iG3ii4c. No 2 and No b 3isg324c. Mlfeed enle,
bran. Si3fSi3 -. winter. <l 49, rdding. Sl4 80
ASH go re-, Dcx ur sis1sis 30. Butter steady;
Northern. i7iic. West =. iIGl7iec; imitation. l3qic
ladies' i3c Cheese firm Northern. 7eGSc Western. 7l.c
buffalo July 2-F.ou. stronger; demand light Wheat
No Northern. sfA.c. Como yellow. 36d39hc
NJ yellow. 35f.a36c: No ,. 3li3G3ic Oats-No 2
white ~. No , 80. 27isc
Philadelphia July Butter steady; fancy Western
i7sc prints isc. Eggs nrm fresh nearby
i3c DO Wes.ern. l2i.c. DO Sluthern lie Choose quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.

Trains zoo, ". i2d 81. follows as minutes
earlier nom Franklin ~ ,
49, 4. M.-Day Express tor all stations Connections
's)O Tor Lakes Mohort and Mrnewaska. Parlor
or A. N.-Moun'ain Express 70 Liberty and inter
C.lO mediate stations. Lake Kamesha. and White
Lake Pnrlor cars
.OO T.. VI sauriays 9riy,Ts'aiiSn' I, Rockland
90 T. N.-Yestbu.e Limited. Stations to Rockiand.
81. D laos Nohork. Minuewaska kiamesha ana
,Cr1,. lax. Parior cars.
49, r. VI. Fraikin 81 5.i5 p Mo CHICAGO.
b.l > taAy) Sfops A. Mlidetowl. Liberty L. Manor.
49,. Xorwich Onc4a. QsSeg'. Niagara Falls. Wse
W A. and Reclining Chair Car seats fres) through
:, 1ny tri.s HNn rARiOR CAR SEATS AT 37i Broad
VN,har~ Y ;; Y. Transfer Co checks baggage
,A,,, rce,lence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

What defects there were in the FIRST nights o, the
fall Of Manila have been remedied. and everything
runs smoothly Added to all the beauties OF the
picture VIII be marvellous display OF fireworks
There Will be great wheel and series Of patriotic
devices, new bombs. the eagle screams" rockets
Remember the Maine code colossal Chinese
cracker which gives forth fifty thousand reports
fire pictures o. Dewey, Skater and the heroes o.,
the war and dozens OF 6o-inch bombs One OF the
speciaties VIII be Il Philippine cracker one thou
sand feet long. Another will be the Santiago won
der device which shows how the Vesuvlus could
blow UP the mines OF Santiago Harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

,,.o-,oi f,iv Closing hsat- Spot stenii No
~, Western winter. rs n: - red Northern s9r''s
Z. I'D com spot steady; Amercam iHer IN in y,
t-o,, :, Luis fancy vintor dun. ~ % hois AZ
lrdon Cacln, east. dull i2gi ,oot laii ts'ra IL
- ene Western SIS 81 prime mess. medium Mesterl
-. al Uams-Shcr. CIT. u 20 10 u. duH, ~ NJ
40 va ,.,rnber,rd Gu, g. - H. yes "a short
rih ~ TO q n ons clear rniid's 'sht ~ J. ~ -
a. ling Gear nidilcs heavy 10 to - 10 ~. - sh
ia naSkr 10 70 T. 81. clear bellies - 10 ID
sos cd shoulders square. - % u ~ dui -ts
.,,,na Western dun. steady. rs o. cheese sehaS
>m,rican nnes, white md colored. 90: "a Talow--
sn"a dull los % Tmpen;ine SPIRITS steady -is NO
=, az, common fteadi. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
RIG VERDICT AGAINST PULLMAN COMPANY
CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION COMPANY RECEIVERS
AJvDGMENT FOR sl3l7i02 10.

Philadelphia. July I'm accordance with the man
date OF the Supreme Court Of the United states
Judge Butler. sitting in the United States Circuit
Court here mas made decree directing the Pull
man Palace Car Company 70 pay 70 the central
Transportation Company N,Sl7,-2i s. being the
amount of S727 Sc 90 with interest from January l.
1855 10 July 1895 The arose out or contract
for the lease Of ears and resulted in much litigation
The Pullman company defended the bill IN equly
on the ground that IL had no power under its char
ter to make the contract in question.
Immediately after the handing down or the decl-
sion A II Wintersteen for the Pullman company.
paid 70 J. w. Bayard representing the TRANSFORM
ton company. the full amount OF the claim. me
company have not yet been ascertaiEed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
ENORMOUS LEGAL FEES.
LAWYERS MAKING GOOD MONEY OUT OF THE
FAIR WILL CONTEST.

San Francisco. July 1.-TWO contracts inNo'i"s
the payuent of the largest individual fees FOR ega
ar,Ices ever pad in California have been fled for
record in this city.
The contracts in question are between Theresa a.
Oelrichs and Virginia Fair. daughters OF the la'e
James Fair and the legal firms Of Lloyd q WOOL 90,
and G; arber Bishop & Wheeler. The indentures cd!
Cor he pavment 10 each Of the firms by the women
named OF per cent OF the estate or Jati ; ~
rr, crowded the trust will he declared Invalid IN
the event contrary action results per cent OF the
news for seven years after the decree OF dlslFlou-
ton. ,, lila 49, srs.
The trust will having been declared VaIlc the III,
,ro,is,on ~ the contracts become imperative. The
Percentage OF the income, however Will be PAID
What this sum amounts 10 is unknown Du' " Is
considerable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03


OCEAN FREIGHTS There was but little trading n
tonnage II any kind today either 10 steam or SAIL
and rates were npInnay unchanged .+.. ~ AkI EkS-
Urtsh steamer rs tons ore. flti =, Philadelphia -
aiiinlore lis July Is chartered abroad. Nrwcgnn
searcr GO phosphate. f"rnanfina % east ,"sr
United Kingdom LIS. option G,hrthiiE ~, c"at,.,d
abroad frliish steamer 20 tons 'pr"f0u-l genera
csrro Guf the United hinsdan or C,n'in"1', l4s 90
ne, from July IL August 10, Brush steamer. %" tors
sane rs ei FORM. August: BRUSH steamer 2';s
tons savn timber Pensacola - Liverpool us ~. 81
w.4.r steamer. 9o@7 transatlantic trade t.'e
months private terms. British bark ~ 1rs. nli"'"
v,.st cCas south America % United Kingdom continent
~ l.,i,.d states 27- ca less 81 freot. b"r"mtrf
chartered abroad. Norwegian ship lf' tons lurter
sbi, leland 10 Puen1s AyreF. af"i' ~ Nor
Yea, slip | ISS anl Norwegian bark. - tone
lYf.4r sacueuay RIO dc I"n.iro. az Hfiish badk
"a ,os surar Antigua New York. 10 schooner 81
rs lumber rrandaN - Philadelphia. - ~ ana ,,""te
rosl ort 20 T. Royal yrva'" terms. rchyirer 's' IONS
acid ,1qulaie Charleston 20 norfolk, - a." sch'"'''
-, -. .,.,l 'riledelrhla 80 Ne1 herne. 90
MOrAceI:S ASp sYRt'PS--The marke, WAS feature
esa on. - r. Win quotau entirely nominal rtupr
were raia-r weak IN under quite LIBERAL "H"'"s'
ard absence - buyer - - -, =, So.
EIcT~A comparatively ig', business was note, IN IN.
local rnerk., tC-.iay Prices "ere without chanV" -
Consequence Holiday indifference Ireye4ed az n,ouen
hn srssion News abroad and n" south 'rn',i.i
no now teveofnIenis WORTH 4 mention ana ih'Hi 10
orerf INV Influence On Local ser neni
THE WOOL. EXCHANGE REPORT Current quotations
o.. carle woois has~l Wool kAchhhs" "i'iai ''"N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
COURTESTES TO CANADIAN TROOPS.

Washington July THE Secretary of-the Treas
ury has Instructed the Collector OF Customs nj
Burlington. Vt. extend proper courtesies 70 the
43d Battalion. @. Ottawa, and the Carleton Rifles.
OF Canada. which viii vlsi, Burlington under arms
July T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
CHICAGO GAS COysOLIDAT1Ov LEGAL.

Springfield H.. jay 2Attorney-General Akin
gives opinion In which ne holds that the con-
solidation OF the Chicago gas companies is within
the constitution. He requested by a Chicago
attorney 20 begin proceedings against the companies
the ground that the statlte recently enacted au
thorizing The consolidation was unconstitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
s,,-,,r.ry COTTON MARKETS.

- -r,s r,ly = cotton dull. mddng. SIC. lo" md
,,r ~. gDca Ordinary. Sc. net receipts. 81 '1l's'
roSs s-G: shipments. 40: stock 81 80 b-c. low
#, ,th,s. July . cotton duI hN'niiht - -.
i1,,, nc good ordinary i3sc receipts - o'e''
~. ,,enfs lol sale 800 STICK. 2'H,N. ,..
sN laaiy.n.ah July cotton easy. m,df.ng ''c' 10"
u,i,rt',x /; icc sales. - bales s'ock. '''@"