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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28


raH5 = fo-ne- cz slaushss-eTs we're leading in
! trrnia. 10 Matam1ras. 2od2olec Tuxlo 19i2c: Orr
A6-a VIA cz 1as P, II Csb.o la
Gusyra and Caracas 2oi.c Payra lake 1s;:r
nv - ~ s.anst-T, ha5ne si feI i1S
Lt,ATHfs-Tss demand was moderate for all kinds
go seconds ~ 725c ,hsrds goa ~ acid hrst seiec
or ,s .e9n5 g. 22a27c thirds &
CON 3ivs3 seconds 2ar7aO~. bellies
dressed backs - a. seconds aia32c, thirds 29d30c
tol.es. lsc he0g butts iaa$6c. Texas 257 PC
1 tras.sF l'nnufS rat''@r SLOW WIN the IN
ToT7tl g iron =" arr Is E@zs quiet al 81 casio 80
3 a.: sna speit=r qll~t x. Tna brokers
MOI ssf,s .<T W r tl5 '.i So - - -
'sfs .s''s e.. IN -.esiss bushes oes:es
l4a % g.! 2oa2s MIN soas7s. Ner-oTesns. 3per
I7aieo fs5r. l7a1se good iea2oc: prime 2la24c
ss::. ~, F. ,og . :r Ind The se 29s sgesa
irhdes 1~Ina 10 was -ay and rates firm For steam
sena lower Grain hs- p 5ark for orders ~eTe quoted
Qgn-a rs p i1SeTp 81. We 2A@d London. 40 S5las
easie A7r~eri ia iarhrr ' % pfen6iss Rot
100 n 20 Lon ion oats = I'd. CHARTERS
steafner "N ions genera earGo, hence to India ports
nss ms FIJI l-' nta lyeeea'eter zoos sp1 Ea6
poo Bremer. As 81 5os December; british
80 1e--s5 5eee5er ~ steaner 7ss IONS
ISIal r.r2. BRUSH a. i'o5@ traqs neraJ cargo
enc +, Brisane pryste term, s s1tooner ss5
IONS. lumber. Iacsoa NE to martinique. So British
ga 70 g5 20 = aT and 81 a 6s SIS tons coke
Ec1ce 70 F5a1ana 50 30 schooner sI3 tons.
@ 5s chaa : 1i 5ih2Gae IS o. eos oa5
81 10 schooner AS tons kiln dried lumber Norfolk
eos pltaaelpzia MayPor, o. schooner 20 tons cs
sa t Z. and ~ tSs caa 70 IA tGs.
zcaeoner 2d6 tons. lAth apple RIVER. n s. to New
standpoint weakness prevailing spot and future de-
Icy Is FssY. o. .ITtEeI declines n taa p s1a -
and spot prime summer yellow not quoted above
Refined p"tr9;eain reported unehenged LII
g 70 d 5s = g. ana ott tn Sat 81 % me
ea ~ trme sumner gs yel9 yts s2 an on sven %e
low. - F$>i@c llnssed-AInerican raw So AMER
,-la,ra = ua4ef as brands Lard oil 5sgooc-
GDenng IN little IN response ,sa to
c,verrs INN iced b. ne strength IN eorR and then
ne Sae bsaT he Iregions night Bog reoelo. Il,
Kansas Cty had 1900. and Omaha la5Io while al
sias1s: family Sl5 aoaxie 50: short cier $I4aSi7
BEE-F-F1rm Qqotee Mess. Seq$9 go family, $40 SoS
'o BEEF HA4s-Du Quote al t2oas2o So %
ED 55 H9 &C. pss Quoted -s'as rs as9 n
bellies easy Quoted: Smoking bellies. Io1re n 9i4c.
&: Pieklea hams quiet quoted sIa99'sc TAI
IoH-N ;3;ad CRY +''5Ss country 4<a6he
Renned lard easy ouo1ed south America S 4oc
ossa city Fs. we s, % as Soosna ;5s
Dull Quoted oieo 81 g5 SC city lard stearine sasl4e
immediate o BUYERS ana the market ruie1 quie
LOUISIANA crop movement to date Receipts rough 81 200
sacks, last year. 1853 sacks Gales cleaned 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

speculation and American Re-
cepts 1900 bales. including &C. 500
opened steady and closed quiet and steady American
mdd!ns. ! c, November, 33-S+d sellers November
and December 2e-o4d sellers December and January
February and March, - s4d sellers April.
a-S4d buyers; April and May, Is6465 l9S4d sellers
May and June, 17d4d sellers; June and July
sellers; July August. 1S-64d sellers. August and
Sente & 81 seller
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new YORK CENTRAL
HARLEM DIVISION. eAcsP'

HARLEM DIVISION
1I% A NJ and 335 ?. " Daily. sxcspr sunday, -
Ptttsfeld: Sundays on-y a. 20 A NJ
Pullman Cas- through
Irails tIur- mated PTntsch Light
i1cset Offices li3 I2Ia Broadway -
Union So W, eTS Courobus 80 I2S-h -
123th s. and 13sh York SsS aad rs
FuIto1 St and lo+ Broadway. z n Br7oslvn
Telephone 3sth Street, for New Yo Central ras4
service Baggage checked fom hotel @ residences sri
WeStcott Express C1r-ranv
EDGAR VAN FTTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS.
General superintendent General Pssse1r.r s<sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

~ -EtN--Speculafiyely he vas peculiar one IN
2 c7--11 market Whereas Lag vas radi-a y
s a-- though prices scored PRONOUNCED rises opar4-
s sre confined 70 professional Inheritance
----s - during session could sr.o-l
nave --SH'iy been termed 81 nc time vas
re -=--test symptom o. excitement Yet prices
&c q. nearly 10 tie closing basis Saturday and
H-.- - market started
-'a1- - F1-= WITH rrceE Z y points higher. ana
r-e=--F tsJ-sA EoV-s- advanced covering.
-7eF7-F- -r--a-1~ sT--gEli-E E-IT-C-t
YIN - fcrs4eE contingent. Tb- influences serving
confidence erous-iu fact !.--1
--lc1 f-eetv reported vesrerzaJ TO be the asa
we've '.- -7t-a-t-E --r-r-s al Peceirts We're de-
rs1ly 7-Eer -tar anticipated weekly interior
"F- fhar eypeoteI
average q rrlF by %eV-YorA Cotton
-7--zs=s --e---oES ..-t--eT TOD
--e-@ rad looked for G0o7501o tHIssr cloth mills
at-- = s1oT he hoped 70 increase in
Tr717 appeared - r. entirely ABSORBED opera
= sr-c1s zl1 bonds. whe prostra-ed - The
ezpcrf EeDe~oIs, a
-z--es -@leE-spte5 tha- NeV-Engisnd spinne-s vsre
TarE increased ene~rT f0- important lots of
& ~ L. pEDnp- sar- order. Everything considered
f ---a-trC about sand Of Far minded traders
sGrittNc entitled
~ 1s 1pezlEg expressed opinion
Ing future Womb D. comparatively
- shFfr"e n Outside sTecustion hat both
a. z--- interests hsd been hes - down LVerpo
SO -+st American rlFuC orders md scarcity = 0fer
-gs -rrc there
"a 80 POPE dying fs.-d d. sf-cr
T-@~ - re cicse 'h@ 70 - STEADY. WITH
= -o % points 1ycr=-
ne range u coEi-act pT1c@s me local market
G. Tss fo.4cR-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

-1'-7r r1cse- quiet vlth quotations unchanged on
-'--r g n >7''rs Ept4rd and 1"%sc for
-.-k .1l'f sales 102 bale Southern spot markets
t7e2-aPrec as 1c'l-rE NeH Orleans a-m ~ a.
s-.@A e rasc - lover. SE.arrsA -'eaEv 49,.
81 @ssv g e4sc 1-Isc love- Wilmington quiet =
t--s elet al - 5Hitrlo-e ranina at l0lsC
-.-ls e--e- a. 2 -1-16c &c love- Augusta quiet
s-5t = LoIs F=zc i-iGc lower Estimated
---sts i2-70r-oE a. %ew-Creans 1900 3 G0o
- -%s-t -@.f25C week = So last
= ISL 80 1851 bales against u 5s5 las week
s,a = - taj-s year
e'sfs a the ports Interior points to-day COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
1SvFRpoo1. COTTON MARKET.

LA,.rnooI Nov q 7 m-Cotton-spot In fair d.
maid. prices 1-52d lower American uideitng fair
S-32d good middling 21-52d, middiing. 9lSd. low
midding Cad; good ordinary, 6sd Ordinary +'td The
Of day bales. OF which 500 for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
WEST SHORER.R.

Trains leave Franklin Station. Y. Y, roilows
I5ul. 42d St. y. R:
. 10 A M-For Intern. points Albany Montreal
iI.2D A ND Lake Mohoak Minnewaska. Saratoga
CatskilI Mountains and Utica.
100 p M.-ChicaEo Express. Daily.
M.-Cont Ltd for Detroit. Chicago 81 Louis
- - = NJ For Hudson River points Albany
? Rochester. Buffalo. Cleye. 4 Chicago
- 90 T. M.-For Rochester Buffalo. Detroit Louis
A. l5 + M-For Syra. Roch., Mag Falls. Oct. &
sIailr. tDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
mex No ! al 1913 NJ. = al 2;45 p NJ Leaves Jersey
CIV n r sta. No ! IL - A. M. 3.S5 VI
Tim tables at principal hotels and Offices Baggage
residence by Westcotj EXP L. Z
1AMBF,FT General Passenger Agent. N Y.
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAITsHoAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwESTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CoRTI.ASDT STREETS
The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
ndt Streets is 1--WE minutes later than
tnAt given below for Twenfy-third street.
ahon, except where otherwise noted
I'D % a; VI FAST @AU--LImied Buffet Pa-ise
SSIs New York to P:ouTE Sleeping Car Pi;soaTE
S5S A w. PEI ElTEPii's0arg SHe Ssves3d
Cars For cses D4iH . S'7 E5. and 99ss
15 p & c 4fSt1ys S * IG US 1or
For Toledo Nasheis va ciac.phs3 a a. f,s.
5s ss'i' P ~ G 81 foi s. LGas
5s5 u i7NaEa5aR1 kiis s. I es.
7 Ssi1co NJ FL P4 E55zp s;s.ss-E "a
SfE SSTsA aN6 51' ePx snSSsa XIX
WASHINGTON AND ST5+ TIE Sis SOUTH.
70 c = 3o So 1910 tDsssrossss and coraoeI Strata
Is5S SDiajaS ar ar 1919 SO 8iatas Cap a -
Streets 20 . 3 CongEsss.oaa! Lin az ParloE ana
a25 N, i2i0 aixht, sunday. 3 SIS io55 t6fn-
SEsssonal Lin ali P49io1 pisaE ca-s SIS = s
SOUTHERN sa ERR; HAILwAY.-E1pIs.s. 3 IS as ? n Z 10
NoRFoLK AND WESTERN RAIuwAY-yo- Memphis
ATLANTIC. COAST IINE-EIpFess, 8 IS a m ana -
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO RALwAr-sS a n aaz
FAsoAEP AIR LISE--E1Dress. I2S5 ? n and Il q
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoREoIx-7ss -
ATLANTIC cITT~es * a N az. GA Sss - w..sa.y.
4hFOug6 Nestl5uled EutTe Park Carr "A
Standard Coaches 49, -
CAPE MAT---2j5 D n week-tays
. t'o4ntS on New Long Branch Railroad fc-or
t|enry-taIrd Street station. IS a q 20
- end 40 p. n Sundays . n. ass ? n
Is3[1 Desbro=ses and Co-tIantr St-ests 200 Hat
I-~oo' $40 and $40 p N Sundays. q As A. ais
an FOR PHILADELPHIA.
psS6rosses and Cor1lzndt Streets 62N. T2S. T55
80 so9 = ass Penna- Limited 1910 CDesh-ossas
Crt!an1t streets 10 20l Dining 10 IS Dining
49, az. I-59 a N. ~ u 81 Dining Car 10 OeS-
Uses and Ccrtlaa6t Streets 20 rs
- - dining carr, DINING Car. lDicnEi
Srl' % 81, SIS = Il 20 night sunday e
. ~ .9-. tao coaches SIS. SIS. y IS G.-iteyr~
% 10 - Dining Carr 1255. u s. Dining Carr
- 'ti2laE Carr. Is S55 Is Dining Ca-l
Dining Car. 55S Dining Carr T55. SIS. SIS. -,
T'r,et Offices: Nos 4e1. Gas 1875 1854 III ard 81
5foafWay; Astor House: West Tz~nty-thtrd srrssa
atons and stations and Ccrriardr
Streets Court Street Fulton Street IS R-oa4
ion Jersey CRY The New York Transfer Counpaa1s
VII cal To- and check baggage hotels an rsss-l
den>es through destination -
TelePhons '9f4 Eighteenth Street. 20
Railroad
: b HUTCHINSON , u0o1
General Manage Gs---al Psssf- S-~,s
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re- S'Ss a ne Po5ts saa Interior points to-day com

- LEeifangr SPECIAL Liverpool cables spot
n. -~-ss SAFES. 1860 bales. speculation export
-et-&- sp0. receipts. q &C. American 60 coo
-44+f--, tt-1G-. afituec irregular
.--"T - La ? STEADY. b. Joints
+s-si ~l1s1 9llei bar sIes5y. - points
- afi> March. re- Aareh-Atr... 200. april
Is Aay-JuEe. bic Jf3ue-J 4Ip .iSa. Juls-
49, - - August September. yU3s- N0y@nber 3:3s
60. ~lIseefHef 3 -='s- Manchestsr Yarns quiet
Pr - HlFlaEn was fra. with a verg fair demand
ESoltc IS Opium. raseS. 81
as - - POWDER - soDS4 -. rarph.u- 81
.--I~ss - 1jQS= 10 esntEE s. ISHS2 quluiae
&C. ,oE1ee foreign nianufactuTers 35936l.
'I-@erH fGk, 23u3z
b az firm With prices quo4sd fo.loaz. Anse
80 % easaia. s5n5c: culeb 85cakf CO peppern mt
ott TINS 81 iDakI 70. NeW-Ysrk tins 81 1881 %
-, e - saSI ~ tsHss 81 i'HQSl - R8ots-The
st1aas 70 nYnl Demand jobbng
aetIVt We gloe: Burdocl siz9Tr. ge1tian. SAC
sifiss1-k 6O4S4
sno oJeacheo. l5c: golden $780,.
tscSFee ordinary. bales n AZ g5c and Sc
4 nAz oieS S01sc. ssFsapaF5ia Honduras SO6aSc
a. 5S2.esn fe seDeEs. Western 45g46c snake Car
I.th A,D dEAL-cornplants heara Ct all
y The duineEs lo7ve
brands suffering
~ Fart Of buyers. Prices steadily with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA
s'4-3o. 80 800. s9O0 "iGO0. ~ 81 a. fLOcs.
y 30 1900 g 100 s'4G0 -4S0. 800 100 I'D,
$500 80 . ~ IS -a5t- - -
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
-+30 500. 1000. II 81 a 100. 100. 3 a.
* 90 100 = n 80 ua5t
Ofces Liberty Fern. south Fer i13 - ~.
SS4 Hf5 1902 1884 81 1.S Sh 80 81 Ave
= Union 50 West. l53 East 125th s. 2-S Wes- i25,h
81. 20 Columbus New YORK 80 $50
Fulton Brcokl,c as E-osSvyay VILLA -aSsrE N-~-
York TRANSFER &C. calls FOR and cheeks baggage 6sst
From I-b-rry e only -Daly- tDaIy. -1cere sunday
Sundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
NAVAL STORES.

Trading was very quiet in the market for spirits
day. with prices unchanged from last night News from
the South about as expected Rosin quiet and
steany quote:
TAR-Reguisrs. 81 30; oil bbiS 81 60.
SPIRITS DETERMINATIONS
RpSIN-Common good strained. 81 go; p 81 81; =
q 90; 9. 81 IS H 81 95: J. 81. X. So 10 NJ 81 30 y
- SIS W G, So 10: " ", SO 40
STOCK ON HAND
--i-t4'S 'ufpeflI!ne -lol pVis
-" N4i otis
Charleston. Nov. 27.-Turp4ntine firm soc. Rostn
firm. unchanged
savannah. Nov. 2T-SpIrlts turpentine S9ec bid
receipts 1887 bbls; sales exports, 1sl Rosin firm
unchanged; receipts s54 bbls: sales +15 exports
Wilmington Nov 27.-Sprs turpentine steady AZ 8sa4
pS'+tci receipts 81 bbls~R osn 81 20G<l Is re
le h6lS Crude turpentine steady at 81 4erS2 -"
- phts Tar firm 81 So receipts. PA hbis
oreals Nov. 2T--Receipts-Rosin 3S5 hbls: tur
'e''''e 80 exports TO Liverpool-Ros'1, 900 hhls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Blir.lo Nov, 27-Sprng wheat--No Northern. old.
carloads sso'1c No Northern new spot 7sAs Winter
firm 10 yellow. 43c No 8 yellow. 4asc; No 4 yellow.
n%S42c; No corn. t2Sc: No corn, 42c. No 4 corn.
444c Oats firm: No white. 2S4c; No white 2T4c.
10 white 2sA G3IS No mixed CSC No mixed 25c.
6ar!eyExtra. 64165c; choice fancy i9eSc; fair
god $1,000; low grades. 54G55c Rye-No / in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

e.
SOUTH sLAINFIELb ard ROCND BROOK locals. Week
dAys, Lv- " Sd -. X n. De-, q 10 N LIZ
and Desb ste ~ A NJ a. = NJ
lS Broadway = Union West, a Columbus
So Fulton Court fdNy F. Fulton
y TrAnsfsr Co WI cal for and chscS osgSge rom hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
LACkAMANNA RAILROAD

TIckeTs Pullman II3
- Fllth Avenue ard
WestcoJts Express Company
eakEage % Estimation. eDaiy. J
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Railroads
the GLORIOUS WEST
Railroads.

OF OUR UW 4,
RaIny California, the 0randest Winter
Resort in the World.
u-bx Risk a Winter Ocean VOYAGE when
xou caa reach the Italy of America Via the
frinest Train that was Ever Constructed.
THE sUMPTUOCS
SUNSET LIFTED"
s,ac.4I through consisting Of sleeping and dining
.s-. jesrs New York Monday ana Satr-
Ssv connecting directly with Sunset Limited
New Orleans
free illustrated pamphlets,
and timetables lowest sieepingcar
and baggage checked. apply Southern Pacific CO.
Broadway. " Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

va Tecetpi5 l. 019 azgs daysl cleared for tue
REC Stze &c loo oagF cleared for Europe nm bags
TocE- $4,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28
LEHICH VALLEY.

Foot OF West I'D a COrclandT and pesbrosses
(PeunA- = = FerrtesN
Daily Except SUNDAY. sunday changes = SPM =
n eSB An S An tsSAM v455PM IsgsPM
SIS Pm E1I5AA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-28

@-zi! coElee Me-ksts sutoS--g,J7ee rlarler
Eoec aF1rzEe santos Ssso. 230oo bags
oaFs' STOCK lsSl-0-a bags FzrnburE-Npf=e marker
'pe--H - pferniE higher; 2-39 u1chEucsa -
7<ln7ls lover sales. - bags Havre-C-ffse ~4,
- -7f@c irregular and unchanged. - unoharg4d
2 n barely STEADY auE unchanged, $50 , n
fran lover. total sales 81 hays
Fe---1TF
VAR % S@rten.ber -
apFa - October
Nay -----.---...---- - 50 November -
Sa7~ December ......... 81 *
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-11
UNION RAILWA AFFAIRS
DELAY IN PURCHASING GROUND
MEANS HEAVY COST IN FUTURE.
The l.. f. q w. Coming to the Front
The Illinois Central Seeks New
Lines for SeIf-Protcction.

An Indianapolis business man, who is in
terested In railroad matters as well as in
general business. remarked yesterday that
he was surprised that the roads owning the
Union Station and tracks did not without
delay secure the ground south OF the
Union tracks to South street which lies be-
tween Meridian street and Capitol avenue.
II is apparent to all that the Union Rail-
way Company must have additional track
room. and every year makes IT more expen-
sive for the company to secure the re-
quired ground. Within the last few months
the Atkins saw works have erected a large
new brick building on ground the Union
Railway Company must have to increase
its track room on the south of the train
sheds. The business man further stated
that the next year would see other extern
sive Improvements in the way of buildings
on ground the Union Railway Company
would be compelled TO purchase. and he
thought delay on the part Of the company
In securing the ground described was short
sightendess which I'm the end would prove
expensive, as all improvements TO the sta
ton and train sheds would necessarily be
made south of the present location. East
or Meridian the company now owns all
ground necessary for charging the train
accommodation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-11
sHERIFF's SALE.

BY virtue Of 2 certified copy Of . decree to me
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court cf
Marion county. Indiana. In cause No. 5s0z9.
wherein Walter J. Hubbard Is plaintiff and
James r. Hamilton et al are defendants. e.
quiring me 10 make the sums OF money in said
decree provided and in manner and form as
therein provided, with interest and costs. ! will
expose at public sale TO the highest bidder on
SATURDAY. II 18TH A OF AUGUST. 1900.
between The hours OF 10 o'clock a m. and 4
o'clock y. IN. Of said day. at the door OF ar.
courthouse Of Marion county, Indiana, the rents
and profits for a term not exceeding seven years
OF the following real estate In Marion county.
Indiana.
Lot number three 80. and six and ore-has,
(Gia) feet OF OF the north side OF lot number ~
C2), in Willis W. Mright's subdis ision OF block
or square number twcnty-fOur t2f). ia BRAKES
addition 10 the city Of Indianapolis. Marion
county. Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a suf-
ncient sum 10 satisfy said decree, with fntcrcs,
and costs. / viii az the same time and place ex-
pose 10 public sale the fee simple Of said real
e. tate. or so much thereof as may be SUFFICIENT
10 discharge said decree. Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appraisemeni
laws. CYRUS J. CLARK.
July =. 1900. sheriff OF Marion County.
James A. Pritchard. Attorney FOR cross-com-
claimants
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-11
RUNNING RACES.
Bookmakers at Harlem Saved Man.
Dollars by Admetus and Tayon.

IA W N A'yoh
CHICAGO. Aug. N.-Admetus and Tayon
saved the bookmakers thousands of dollars
to-day at Harlem by stalling off two at
tempted killings on Foxbard and la Prin-
cessa, both at 20 to l. Each of the good
things" ran second. The St. Louis contin-
gent got down on Foxbard In the second
race at 20 and 25 to 1. 1t looked very much
as though they were going to cash, but
Admetus beat the good thing" a head. La
PrincesSa was the hot one in the fourth
race, I'm which Tayon was favorite at S 10 5.
The mare opened at Is to l, and many good
bets were scattered about the ring, forcing
the price to 20 to L. Tayon's burst of speed
won the race. and the good thing lasted
Just long enough to get the place from Abe
rurst, who came from ninth place. Sum-
maries:
Three-quarters CT a mile: Satin Coat. Z
to l. won: Propeller second, Forkford third.
Time, lis.
Mile and three-eighths: Admetus, z to 2,
won: Foxbard second, Barton third. Time,
2.2l%.
Short course steeple-chase: Globe ii, 3 to
5. won; Reno second, Last Past third.
Time, 1887.
Six furlongs: Tayon, S to 5. won: la
Frincessa second. Abe Furst third. Time.
TIA is.
Five fnrlongs: Edith O., 10 to 1, won;
Regea second. II. Burt third. Time, 1:O1.
Mile and seventy yards: Dissolute, 2 to
|, won: Vain second, Frsngible third. Time,
1:46.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-11

Conductor H. II. Mercer, of the anhan
die. is spending a vacation at Atlanti
City.
r. A. Jaynes. assistant general freight
agent of the Lake Shore. will be promoted
to general freight agent of the lines.
Hadley Baldwin, assistant engineer on
the Big Four lines. will tomorrow go TO
the Atlantic seaboard on a two weeks va
cation.
c. P. Huntington. president of the South
ern Pacific. expresses the opinion that the
government should place guards on all the
fast through mail trains.
Passenger travel continues heavy TO the
Pacific coast. much 10 the surprise OF the
railroad officials. who have been looking
for a heavy dropping off of the summer
business.
The Hooking Valley lines earned in the
first week of August S6.974, an increase
over the corresponding week of 1899 of S12,-
4o5. The coal traffic of the road is again
very heavy.
On Aug 10 the Big -Four will shorten the
time of it's new through trains between St.
Louis and New York another thirty min
utes. making the same time that tie fast
trains of competitors do.
Electric warning bells are to be placed at
all grade crossings on the Santa Fl system.
The bells will be operated by the engines,
and will ring several minutes before the
passing of approaching trains.
A. N. Leitnaker, general manager of the
8USIl0 q northwestern MdS III the CITY
yesterday. travelling in his private car. He
goes TO Thorntown. Ind. where his family
have been visiting, 10 take them home.
W. s. Newhal has been appointed chief
engineer of the Wheeling < lake Erie
Railroad. vice c. f. Blackwell. assigned to
other duty. Colonel Myron T. Herrick de-
nies that President Blickensderfer has re-
signed.
1t Is well understood among railroad men
that whenever the trunk lines can agree
upon a shorter service between New York
and Chicago the New York Central. with
its connections, can easily shorten the time
very much on any Of its trains.
The private car or G. T.. Schaff. general
manager OF the Big -Four lines. which has
been in the B~rightwood shops several
weeks. being remodeled. viii be completed
to-day. and In a few days Mr.. Schaff and
family will go to Georgian Bay for a stay
OF two or three weeks
The veteran employees on the Pennsylva-
MIA lines west are TALKING favorably of ex-
tending the pension system over the lines
west. On the Southwestern system there
are quite a number OF men who have been
on the pay rolls fortv or more years, who
should now be retired ON a pension.
General Manager Murphy. of the Queen
& Crescent, has issued the following notice:
in order hat q. h. Nicholson may de-
vote his time exclusively as chief engin-
eer he n hereby relieved OF the duties OF
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%SHERIFF,S SALE.

By virtue of a certified copy of a decree 20 me
directed from the clerk OF the Superior Court 81
Marion county. Indiana. in cause No sss.s
wherein the Indiana Bond Company Is plaintiff
and Lulu NJ. Commons ct al are defendants.
requiring me TO make the sums of money I'm
said decree provided and In manner and fore IS
therein provided. with interest and costs. / Viii
expose at public sale 10 the highest bidder on
III 18TH DAY OF AUGUST. 1900.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and Z
O'Clock p. m. of said day. az the door of the
courthouse of Marion county, Indiana. the rento
and profits for a term not exceeding seven years
Of the following real estate In Marion county.
Indiana:
Lot number i've CD. sixteen dsl feet of of the
west side OF lot number four cd. and twelve
Old feet OF of the east side of lot number six
60, I'm Aaron Kaufman's second addition. being
a subdivision OF part of outlot number two 90.
west of White river, in the city OF Indiansp polls,
Marion county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for a SUIT
hcient sum TO satisfy said decree. with interest
and costs. l will at the same time and place ex-
pose 10 public sale the fee simple OF said real
estate, or so much thereof as hlay be sufficient
10 discharge said decree. Said sale will be made
without relief from valuation or appralsement
laws. CYRUS j. CLARK.
July %. 1900. Sheriff Of Marion County.
: Ar Richcroek Attorney for Piafntin.