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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

s4AIioNs ioot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
n ,SD DEsBhOssI.S AND coRrlANDT sTKELii s :,
Sueets ~ ten minutes later than given below for
100 A.; VI. FAST MAII.-Puilman Buffet Parlor Car
Chicaeo No codc ibs,sSq 1r Slipping Car
$50 S." NJ FAST Line Fisoarg and fsvsi Paim.n
sec8Hs bnS SMOKING msi and
ton Cars For cficsso ciescrtd. ioiedo. Cincinnati
81 ch HHiits A & l ST. LOUIS ENTREES
530 =. VI. WESTERN EXrKi:ss'~For Cleveland
74o o'5go For T9edo encsP! sa,qrday For Pitts
TO r: NJ FHciiTc ExFIirss1Fof ri,,ssg1gs and
$50 p ~ NAIL AND ExFREssrqIImaH p Pi1ist
40 o. WaAsHINGToN AND TIE soyTilit; o. 1.5o
g. % Cong esiona Lin ali and Dining cnTs y
"Hia Sa &c. 90 Ssd G iaso can '
csr In all perIor and Dining caTs) ~ 'D''S
SOUTHERN KAiLWAY.-ExpTess 40 p. M. l2'o'
AILASTic COAST LINE.-E.press go a. M and SO
ffGRRS 6b f6x { SHP .ys m gay
ATLASTIc m oo ;..; p.1 sna
GAZE dn5, MsAYmi2o weekdays pesbro'ss' and c0''
Long hransS A.s s1 Fax on.rasen sunaay
Street sia!ion, SO iiso a. M, a2c $50 lilo m,
cortiand g sgeds 30 p m TSm se BOO o
D., !" =" saa'1 For 4 rn t. 6s F II -
so go C1T lo5o iI09 M 20 i'? q, S' Sb, max
SAP 10 $50 ?. m. 1908 night. sundays, $40 ''d
~ $50. $50 $50 Gimted). go. 1910 a. m l'oo
ulning can. $50 4 20 Dining carr 40 tDlnlng Iay'
~ go dining Car). 10 $50 p m. 1905 night 90,
Ticket Offices Nos. 4tl, afi 1916. 1928 Ill and Zoi
broadway. istor House. West Twenty-third street
siets Court Ts see ' $50 Fulton Street. Ss
and Brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn Station. Jersey
CITY. The New York Transfer Company viii call for
ard check baggage from hotels and residences through
70 destln. ion.
Telephone 1924 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Railroad cab Service.
J. y. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
Genera Manager General Plss'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

Avenue osio I. Of isi.,-.;. iesises 'O"
s1sS. ~ East. s.3 ss.icoi Minnie Tocin to $50
'?sss.s Ssssr io' s.;:,,: e aass
St NICHOLAS ave No sos % o,,os. Gustav p:;.r 1000
nI !, ssIs "a i.sd-., aassaii;
Orphan Asylum and Association for the BENEFIT
Boulevard corr er i25ih,:t. SoSxiao ar2iix '''
lso; Francis J de Raimes and wife to Pauline
Boulevard. " corner iaSth-,t. ac5.i2e e12iiiIi
nsvars 'R' ss oS 70 A Of s ss'.il' 7o;.sds
.a,loxl6l; Jacob Iirsh and wife to Aois Gut
i2Ith-st 40 i2 West, i6sxoo ii; Theresa Fried
Pct iesnw y MerS.s-ay. ana 100 II Of 18Th
man su a wife fox to Shse 's s2s Anur hu
serssn.aye s. iIS Of Rose7si 25'iOo :, ,oo
ZONES H''' snn WE Of aSaa asso, 1880
co SSssns aam oo 70 ems Of 100
s sTsss F0isnSG RAJ MARY s' THOMSON %s
and snSAeT to hyS Saer ;o exchange
Andrew ccpniSk and " WIFE to Hugh i
oReily and another :::.,:......:.;:;...;.;;..
Road &1ico Philip seelig to Wellington Davi- -.
nosman-st, :. 100 It q iscooe-st. 5oa2. -''
Themes ThSms. Fe!i to AI,ssa WILLIAMS :; %:
&c., ThS aTs 1 100 10 sam. "a OF Broad 90.
% %sp Ga. sn plot s zane e sS Andrew
Connick and wife to William Moran -. /
s.%S: Ry.r Asnssssd sssd e.; rhomss Fell
to thea
BHsss1 ave- " ises :, Of Southern Bcucvara
s01lo Mile e Hahn and another to Henrietta ...
KirS.d. ave. .. io4a Il Of weiiescy-.i ss3 '''
100: Margaret NJ Sharp to Sarah Lisk. ......
Jefferson ISyy ct a. to 70 MARY smith 1870:
ger and another to Fannie Levy 1900
18th st. No 3la East. 2oN92; Margaret Reilly to
Friederoka X Gerrnann and another. !
lst-ave $. al Z, n OK 8sth-st. "a sxloo; Morris
Franklin and wife TO Henry Peck and an
7th-ave. no $40 25xioo: Thomas buckley and
wife TO the New-YorK Caledpnian Club: 100
vnrs 30 II ana S vi
00th-st. $ $. 1878 II Of 5th-ave 20 GxlVoo
Mark s Severance and another. lndivduaiiy ana ,
soth st. 5. SIG It w OF Avenue a. 23Gxl022
William Ueckerrnann and wife to Henry Greene
soth-st, No 4io East, % exlo22; Henry Greene
Same property: Charles schsefer ct al to william
Lexington iS' aVe. 10 72a 2ox7S Henry Primer
Thomas Moioney and wife to Lille Cornish Exchange
al to Frederick c scheele .......:...:....::.. 100
St Nicholas ave. No IGl and No POI West lish-
= part Omitted
es,h- St. n g. lis It e Of colurnbus-ave ai1ox
1ool1 Charles II stoddard referee. TO Charles ., ,o
lloth-st 5 S. 1904 Il W OF Grand boulevard. AK
IL loxss * irregular: Charlton w Crane 10 d,
ios,S-st n $. $50 # W Of Amsterdam-ave a5xs5;
John Judge Isterse to a I.d5 y x.45x o
7c.oxs52; Walter Hammond ct al 10 Peter ,oo
Cravens n :. Is II E OF Dawson-st 25IIoo;
George r Johnson Margaret Bowe. I1oo
Lot 20. map Undercl,r Terrace E Levy to so
Lot 27s block G, amended map Mapes estate;
Hudson F Rose and wife to Albert Cobey:; $50
Park-aNe s. 500 y 81 lHthst, 40 1xoo;
charles G. Reichert and another 70 Leopold .,
Newgass .........'..''' ,'''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
nEI I4CI<AWtNNA AND WESTERN IL. IL.
sf,ffou. In NcW-AOr foot of Bnrclay
and ChTistOphcr strccts. ,,,,,,,r
vESTIIIIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN btffE
VIC Etns IsI,Jst LIGHT.


Dhss. route e MGMAHK hi'o> HeI lhG Rass
pi6gc Madison M0rrlstown, Pafsaic. PATERSON ngyi
ton Doyer stanhope NEWTON BC IN Hiv rs
TAi<F UOPATCONG. Hacketistown stHstOai,Iss1f> =
Mol %TAIN Washington. Pilll.lIPsBIi'' .AalOs'
sScnntA'NS1roN' iITrsTON. wILKEsBARRE, NASIi-
SSSSsn DANviIIE NOETHCMBEEkAND. Mont
ross nITC,fAMTO,i. OXFORD. NORWICH, Wstrs
vie UTIcA RICHFIEID sPRiNGsS; " So TN 4
svTACI'@F. OsNECO. ITHACA. OWE6O, fLMiNH
cOENING BATH DANSN lille, ~ tFAi|g ar ar "'
,olnfe WEST NORTHWEST AND soCTiiN IsSl
500 A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops AZ p''"''p'i
1000 a. M-crate Car. BUrFALo scRAANToN B IiS
Pi'.IiTfI.D SPRINGS SYRACUSE, ana oSMtro
EXPpEes Pullman Panor cars ,nhh,,tlns a.
J{nnalo with trains for CHICAGO ani points
100 i y WDsC.KANTON. WlLK1sBARIE and ELslKA
~" - r;1stsSs Pullman Buffet Parlor Car. ~ ., -,
400 y M-sCRANTON WlLKESBAti.t ANl1 II'i u
wv OriTIi EXPRESS Pullman Buffet i,arlp. ar ;.s.
M y " tDai,l-Chicago Ncstltulsd lanted hSpi-ss
'VO &C. cRANTON BINGHAMTON. ElMihA,- BIT
FID Pullman Buffet Sleeping or Ne"-io'k 10
Chicago Dning-C vest n ~ naio. e,..,... ,o-
e"'' scR,AiNToH HiNGHAMToN, Ei.MIRA BATH NJ NJ
si6nHfs and BUFFALO arriving IN Bunaio ; =, =; ~
n m - ,f dDellv)-BuFFAIO. SCRANTON ln,'iiA 81
90" ToT OWEGO ITHACA. El.MIRA, ; IA , ~,
i,rItA and OsWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman p"'e'
r,SSKtPTs AND PULLMAN ACcoMMODATIoNS A.
III a.. 4 sons. Limited ll3 Broadway ia faiK
i o proodway o42 broadway Tickets al i ~.
.,,o,s III 3th-aSe i2ths 81 West l5oth-A' -o9
,,hu. ave New York: 33s and 'a6 tnnon-st anu
ioG nrnadway Brooklyn. Tine-tables giving 'u" '"o'
mS J,,ar ~ AT ExPRrss COMPANY will call Cor and
,sck Ia gage from hotel residence to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PIULADELPH1A, BNLIIMOHE MD
INGTON.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chamiers-s
a. folo,ys and five earlier from West 23t ST.
300 A. M.-Vestbu.ed Express day for Bnghamton6;
Waycry Emra, Buralo i5fadioIu A'''e puh"'o ''V'
= NJ Paror to Buffalo ,, 80, III,
300 T. N-Nestibuled Limited fast mail DAILY soOd
,-,ln so- ClIcag, arrives Cleveland 1AO \ ~ fhcago
j. ~ sleepers Chicago Cleveland AMI Cincinnati
20 r. M-Bunalo and Cleveland Nestihuled Express
rsiv arrives Buffalo 1908 A. NJ. Bradford ':i1 \. NJ
Jamestown 90 A. NJ. Cleveland $3.50 j. VI Seepers 70
T3fso ana Cleveland making direct connections for
D D,ai, chicago and the West Library car.
s:45 r. M.-solid train 70 chicago; SegRers 10 HOT
1,i,ryr'r LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
snr1mt6odaons at H. IL. 2dl. 4Ol and 0j7 Broad
10 Il,a.ry l56 East l2jth ard 81 Yves, l25fh-
st Chambers and 23i-si ferries, New -Yorki %j3
ana zoo Iton-st iCG Broadway, Iroohyn no hudson
ifnb ken and Jersey City station Wesioou Express
calls FOR and baggage from hotels and residences
70 desiinAtlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
WEST SHORE R.R,

Trane leave W. 42i Station. y. y as follows. and
IL m earlier from foot Of Franklin St:
1918 \. Daily Tor Albany UtlCa syracuse; Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Glove
land Chicago -
Goo r. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal. Utica, SYRIA
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. De-
trot, Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis.
S:I5 p ~ Daily nr Albany Utica, syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and st. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices
C. +. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
3 Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
Stations IL New-YOrk foot Of Liberty ST.
and Whitehall Terminal.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty St.

Anthracite coal Nsed exclusively.
s FS9F iSN 9'SR' P'i ED srfy' St;
on and Ie sl,.r io Sor Of Ii 9'' Is5 s.
&c. fo' 49, ' 75. $40 'y a. g. d9o9 NJ to Eosio iio
P H. s1ndays 40 600 to Eas;onJ A. ~ 100 $50
For Wiike.earre, P,.to3 and serans,9 slO A. NJ.
11r 5o 10 q hse So -, go, to Reading r. M ie5 ng
SUNDAYS 4:a0 III 30 to Reading A. ~. 800 200 $40
600 P. ~. 1915 night. ,,,,,,..... ion o.oo
oc A. H., io. 49, o:oc P ~ sundays 40 NJ.
'''' ! MI ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ToF LoNG BEANcH 0GEAX GHoVF st &c.
G aSa' d ais Hiof o9 S 5 s5 u 80 ia@a2. ' i:
al ntcrlaksn p, Asbury Par. aad Ocean Grove. 800
nOA' Red Bank I%il T. IA * 'S% d ~
40 $50 lo5 4 NJ a. i, IA, 40 ''o ';'s Saturdays
For Toms River Baneqai PARK. and narnceat. 4So
For Atlantis CITY vineland ard Bridgeton. 4:so A. ~.
For Manmautn Beach ssaorsht ard Hiesland, q
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
w..s day. @ 5 '3.! Z is5 5'; G,;% DGn
sanioys 456 1000 al;o ID Dinns Gag A. ~ 20
600 Dining ca GOO p H. o ~ - mli A I ao5 ' .S
$50 800 T. NJ sundays. 800 :. ". 400 p NJ.
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINA. IN,
Week days no 40. 80 $40 so. nos 30 9Ss
i0OO lO5 iO3S i1:uS II 80 li:ii \. NJ, 122j. l2i5.
i9o ~ ZIG ~ Gi S az S s53 4 S3 3s S "
g:I0 g:55 lO:55 11:4o J. NJ 1915 mdt SUNDAYS. 800.
s55 1000 1870 \. NJ. 1900 NJ l2:5j 200. 80 300
ass 40 455. BIS 600. $50, I;2j, SO. 30. 90.
1888 =. NJ. II: mdt - . ,,, -.
whitehall ST. i3 H. 2Ci. 49, 8i4. LAO I3ss Broad
wa 1871 6,h Az 81 Eas; IAN St. 1913 East l%lth ST;
o-a West l21th ST. Columbus Az, New YORK; =
Court ST. Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; % Roadway VIII,
,omshurr The New York Transfer 90. Will cnl for ara
hack baggage from hotels residences TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo e:55 T.. NJ Pullman Vestibule Day
chcs and Pa0r Cars. Dining Car service. Meals IA
carte Connects at Buffalo with through sleepers To
Detroit and Chicago
-i2:2O. 12:f0 p VI. daily. except Sunday. for MACCH
CHUNK and Intermediate points. -
'IX;5O. 1915 +. 81. sundays only. for EAsTON'
MAtCH CHUNK and the coal branches. .-
Fl:2o. 40 p VI. daily except sunday, for WILKES
BARRE. PlTTsTON SCRANTON ana principal inter-
mediate stations Connects for all points In coal regions
chair Tor Wkeshafre.
':.5O. $40 j. NJ daily. except Sunday. for WILKES
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and PRINCIPAL inter
mediate stations Connects Tor all points in the coal re-
gons Pullman Buffet Parior Car WIKI .sbarrc.
'35O, f;.O J. u. daily. except sunday. for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations. Chair car to Beth
$3.50. 5;I5 p ". daily for EAsToN and in,ermedat.
$3.50. ZOO p. NJ daily FOR BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS. and oil points West. Pullman sleeper yestloule
'S:2O. $40 p VI. daily. except sunday, stopping only
at SOUTH PLAINF1ELD. EASTON. BETHLEHEM.
MAUCH CHUNK l.. & Il. JUNCTION. sAYRE. GENE
VA. ROCHESTER. BATAVIA. BUFFALO and TORON-
TO Pullman sleeper Tor Runalo Mono but sleeping
passengers carried. No baggage carried
$3.50, 900 !. W. daily for WIBkESBARRE. 1TH-
AGA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper 20 ithaca
Additional local daily. except SUNDAY for liOtND
BROOK and ntermediae points leave ae follows: $50
$40 'i02o 1880 1920. 1890 Sundays only A. NJ.
s2:2O go ana 900 go =. VI.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at l3. 29 273,
35j l323 Broadway 81 l.. l4th St. liG Z. i25h
St. 1877 Bowery y. Y. $50 Fulton St. Court ST., W
broadway. and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Y will call ana check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

SO,h-s. 5. PIT II " Of West End aye 24xoo'
Clarence = hue and wife 10 r W Applesats'::
Same property: Francis " Apologize and wire "
plot rs = Of Dave ana 80 Il = OF lo7th-si.
runs n 81 lOx c 235 20 centre line Harlem Sreek
Nathan i Roberts. executor 10 Si'''" =
B2d.s,. =. 100 II of Audubon-aye. 2oxIo: JACOB
Hess ana wife 70 George d Sarchet -. -.
Ni,h-st u D. $50 II e Of llth-ave. 2cA9Sli; Same
Pelham Road e - 100 II n Of I>ee-st, 76xloo:
James r Fitzpatrick ct oil u Bridget f1tzpa.rrTnn
Aaaison-st. ,. 80 4 OF Jeifsrson.s'' mar;
Msrket-st SO "a % ex0O 6x23 llxeo4; Josephine N
~ Roth Ann Kenny and another iicon "
Bth-si. s. 40 n " o., LIST ave Zsxi"o'o' '"N' l2(
Deaacey-st 10 III. 25x76 Henry Berkowiss ana aac
a.. no f 70 Eos,. axioi John Baumsnn and
sas 70 'G %, q, nsp Manale Minihorne. 25xo
JACOB Klingcnstein and wife 70 John a h""-
sas mann 80 eng Is v.s 23x56. Elise Hyams widow. %
i2 S .9'egh 30 II or 2d-sve COX; John q,
Morgan and wife TO Mary Mc1u sos,oo. ne
Me,ropol.tSn Improvement Company 70 h'A'
s4,h s..t's' rs Z, " Of west EnaAve 25nio22
Csd-st 40 2ls West, &xioo6; Edgar App'eoy -,
sen, X" n West 25slOOs. John TIMBER
ssth-t, n s Ss3 q Of West End-avs. 1910;
Alexander Hollander and wife to Edward ~ ,
No., ISL n " Of 81 ave 6s6xs9 IL John
Van Do!sen 10 Elizabeth Il " Van noi.en:
i3s,h-sf 81 40 q " OF PARK ave 76xB II; the
Mayor etc. CITY Of New-York' 70 Cara 70
iiaihe"t No ali East. 80 ioslooio; Edward d ~.
Aysaus a. W s. 81 10 II Of 12ist-st. iex753;
John II Judge, referee to Ensfan' Ano"s'r'A
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r ailroaos.
"AMuRioA's GREATEST RAiLRor9.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
- E. HUDSON RIVER r. r.
ne F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE,

All through trains stop 1t Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42i Street and
Fourth Avenue. follows: -
$50 R9 T eNes2f sFseay Y 4f Fastest
Train in the World Due Buffalo. 4:45 p NJ Niagara
limited to its seating caplciy Connects at Utica
s45 aSpe'1 H'q M "na N21Fr
Albany. Utica. syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Nj
1000 A. M.-NORTn SHORE LIMITED. DAILY y--:,t
On. h %5 4n s to Seas VIZ MTsa a, eo H.
Chicago 800 VI. Carries sleeping and drawing
1870 A. M%DAY EXPRESS. except Sunday. For
Albany, Syracuse Buffalo and all important
100 =. NJ. soTTmwEsTERN LIMITED. paiy-For
Columbus Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81 LOUIS
LOO q MacAo sPEG1A pay on. o, P PaaSh
$50 p M~TRoY AND ALBANY SPECIAL. except
.u. sunday-For Garrison West Point PousnKeeps'e'
500 ?: M-LSkE SHORE LIMITED. DanyI "a.
v HS5 Tsn to o gIa aS5 a. Mr.
400 p. NJ This rain connects at cleveland FOR Gin
a. due H Ksn :s st Ss %
600 ns Ex y1R ssI' pay-rr
agara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit Chicago
6.25 z ME iS6 a' EXPRESS Daily-ror Troy.
PIattsburg burlington. Montreal and except sat
7.3O =. M.~bTFFXfo SPECIAL Daily,For AZ a.,
s9nd1e Mountain Points ard Mq pa y Nsras
900 P. M'-sPEciAL LIMITED MAIL DaiynSlssP.
Ry. VIA Lyons and for Buffalo Cleveland. Indanapo-
lis and ST. Louis
O.10 p. M.-PACIFTC EXPRESS Dally-For Syracuse
Bunao YarSr o HPs Tedo
and except Saturday. for Cape Vincent and the Au-
bum road.
1910 Night-MrDNIGHT EXPRESS. Theatre train
syey a ai p' eHsp $gaaasy asa Sunday
nights. Chicago sleepcrs leave 9:15 train. 49,
BIO i. NJ and 32S +. Daily. except sunday 10 fit'S
field. via Harlem Division.
90 4. M.-Sunlays only Pttsneld and the BERKSHIRE
Hills. VIA the Harlem Division.
ALL NIGHs' Tn AIMS TO YoNKERS.
IAN night 10th street ana points
The Putnam Division far Yonecrs. In connectQn
with the elevated road The only line running all night
of New York
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pntsch Light -.
Tickets Offices Grand Central station ll
26 il3 broadway 81 East iitn ST., Hi2 Broadway go
Columbus Ave- 81 West 1@jh g.. l25th St. station ana
i3sth St Station York: 33s and 126 Fulton St. and
10G Broadway. J.. D.. Brooklyn .
Telephone "279o Thirty-eghth Street. for New YORK
Baggags checked from hotel or by the West
Express Company.
JOHN N. TOUCEY. GEORGE II. DANIELS
Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.

l-Actull sales -Closlng- Shares
lOpen High I<Ow,I Fin. Bid Ask sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
lEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot OF West 23i Gcna. r., Cortandt or
Drsbrosscs ST.
Indicates time from Yves, 20 Other figures show
time from Cortiandt Deebrosses st.
'G;IO, GAO A. NJ daily SUNDAY '6:i5 A. M Tor
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations 1890.
1850. SAB 4. u. daily Tor wIIKESBhIRE. SCRAN-
TON week days.. ELMIRA week days.. lIflACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. 81 FFAI.O. NIAGARA FAl''35
and the West and principal local points; dining car anu
chair Buffalo.
40. noon daily excep, Sunday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
OPENING OF THE LUNCHEON CLUB.
LIMIT OF MEMBERSHIP ALREADY REACHED
CONVENIENT QUARTERS FOR


The formal opening Of the Luncheon Club the
latest addition to tho many downtown eating or
carnations. took place yesterday and a large num-
Der OF the newly enrolled members were present 10
inspect the handsome quarters and partake Of the
inviting luncheon which the House Committee had
FfoNloed Tor their enjoyment. The rooms Of the
cruz are IN the two upper stories of the building
NO 10 Newest. just opposite the Stock Exchange.
mere Is also an entrance at No. 70 Broadway.
The main dinlng-room is located on the Broadway
side Of the building In the third story Brown
huriap has been tastefuy used in decorating the
walls while the ceiling IS studded with electric
hShts. Inc temperature is kept at comforta bic
point by the use of electric fans A similar din
ingroom. similarly decorated. faces Newest on
the same floor. On the Broadway side Of the top
floor VIII be found the cafe and readlng-room Ad-
joining this IS the bar. The fittings and decora-
tons are In red. The kitchen and storerooms are
on the Newest side OF the top floor
he oincers and members Of the club be
heve that there Is bright future in store for IT,
Members Of the Stock Exchange have long felt
the need Of n quie' place where they could meet
Tor luncheon surrounded with every modern COM
Tort and convenience and where social intercourse
might be INDUCED in. which IS absolutely impos-
slbie In public restaurants. The limit Of member
snip has been placed at two hundred There Is al
ready long waiting list. Among those who have
taken prominent part in organizing the club is
FRANKLIN A. Plummer who acted as chief OF the
reception Committee yesterday Mr. Pummer
said that the club entered upon its career with
strong financial backing. The first years dues
from the two hundred members at 800 each ma lie
fund Of $4,000 basis for operations II was
designed 10 give the brokers a rapid service so
that one could run over from the Exchange without
losing time In OF need he could be instantly
summoned TO the floor to his Office
80 Inc luncheon which was served yesterday from
I5."O until =. m. was under the direction Of Carl
bcfSer OF Newpor' fame. WIN IS 10 he the clubs
caterer Former messengers OF the Exchange have
and fhafr
anee with all the members will greatly assist
speed where any one IS needed in a hurry. The
oihceTs OF the club follows: George r
Shc!don. president. Joshua W. Davis treasurer; +
a Plummer. secretary. Among the directors are
Frederick T. Adams. r VI. Stuart Wortey. stephen
II. Brown. John G. Tappin Ernest Groesbeck and
Talbot j. Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
CVIPTEPED IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston. W Va. Aug. (SpeciaD.-The Secre-
tarv Of State here has issued charters as follows
TO New-York companies:
The Nationa. Light and Power Company, OF
sary apparatus and solutions for producing elec
tric currents. Capital stock, HOO, Win the PITY
neee ~ Increasing the sam me TO 100000. The shares
are 800 each and are held by Edward $ Ssyage
Tabway y J.; NJ y. Valentine. Woodbridge, y
7: a H. Sherman. OF Brooklyn; Albert Burns OF
The Bronx n. y. and A. J.. sherer. OF Manhat'eh'
woods & Co. Incorporated. OF New-fork CITY:
FOR the purpose Of buying and sGng &
With the pr! yege Of increasing the same TO SiU-
900 The shares ore 80 each and are nee, he;d by by
TIovard r. Wood, Of NewYork; T. F.. Woods, or
Ncw@York: W f. Smith. c. w. Powers and James
a Trimble of Washington. d. C -, ,,.-
YORK: for the purpose OF manufacturing and oper-
100 cot,on gin establishments. Capital sun
sscri6ed 500 with the privIlesr q Increasing tns
sC!I -, $500 M, The shares 80 each and are
sdnIe ~ rarI Cheesman Or. J. Alexander Stew
a nr,' IIsnpy c. stewart Walter s. Logan and Marx
=. Hardy. all OF New-York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
NICHOLAS FISH THANKS THE POLICE

Chief Devery has received the following from
Nicholas Fish. father OF Hamilton Fish. Jr.. who
was killed while fighting at La Quasina with the
Rough Riders:
desire 10 thank you and the officers and men Of
Cur command for their very efficient services at
j., sons funeral on Friday last both AZ the church
and throughout the line Of march. beg that you
will express 10 Inspectors Cross and Grant and To
Captain Delaney how grateful Mrs Fish and are
to them and the officers and men for their exceller
Advancement and perfect execution OF them They
one and all did their duty most admirably. and
with the trying weather theirs was no light task
I thank YOU and them for their services and for
their tribute OF respect to my sons memory
Chief Devery sent copies OF the letter 20 Inspect
orc Cross and Grant and directed them 70 instruct
The commanding officers OF their districts read II
10 their respective commands at two successive
platoon rolicas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-03
STRIKE OF WTREWORKERS.

BEGUN IN CLEVELAND AND TO EXTEND TO ALL
MILLS OF THE AMERICAN WIRE COMPANY.
Cleveland. Aug "A strike was formally DECLARED
on to-day by the Federated Wire Trades at the
works OF the F. Nail Company and the American
Wire Company. both OF which are now under con-
troll OF the recently formed wire and nail trust Tho
strike, when the rod. mill and, yard men OF tho
American company. will join IT, will throw about
the H. 2 Nail Company and 100 from the Ameri-
works.
The strikers have decided not 10 pay any atten
ton 10 tho old Consolidated or Backus mill, which
Is also controlled by .he trust. and where the men
are all working The cause OF the strike is the al
legged general cut OF 70 l-3 per cent in wages and
threatened cut Of 20 per cent more.
Word came to the strikers late this afternoon
that the Backus mill had closed. ostensbly for re-
pairs But IL stated that the move was for the
purpose Of checking any dissatisfaction that might
obtain in that plant. This swells the number OF
The Federated Wire Trades officers say the strike
viii be extended TO every mill controlled by the
American Wire Trust 1t controls twelve mills. en-
plooying over five thousand men IN an: .. .s,.s q,
was resolved to send no more committees 70 Man
aRer Shular keep away from the mills and 10 give
no opportunity for the company to cali on the mill
ia or appeal TO tho United States Court for an In
junction but 10 maintain a peaceable attitude and
wait II was also determined to strike at every one
OF the American Steel and Wire Trust mills which
IL now I'm operation. and II possible to force them
George II Shular manager OF the company. said
today: The American Steel and Wire company
Aire drawers y Of the American and il P mills
G, do% or e pr mill eceved slight
THIS done to systemat tie the scale OF wages
paid at all the mills. and at that time the men sx.
pressed themselves as satisfied with the existing
conditions"