The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1895, Page 3

—s LONDONERS I FORM, The Visiting Athletes Working Hard at Berkeley Oval. How the English Team Trains for the International Games. ‘aree and a Half Hours’ Hard Ex- @rcise om the Track Each Day. the mentbers of the London Athletic ib team which came over here to ‘ide the question of euperiority be- + ten American and English amateur fetes. are down to hard work at Ir quarters at Berkeley Oval, with contest only three days awa his morning an “Evening World” vorter went to the training grounds fen tho sky was just tinted with the Ay of dawn, but there was no out- oor training this morning. As little ‘me as the athletes have before the reat event, and as much as they want to be in splendid condition, they would Not go through their paces on a day * when the thermometer was beneath the fifties and a cold wind swept over the field. Capt. Shaw, of the team, the man who hopes to carry away the gold Medal for the one-mile run, told the reporter all about the training. The athletes must rise at 7.30 o'clock, and then, after a cold bath, they rest for a short while and eat breakfast at 430 o'clock. Breakfast consists of steak or some other plain meat, fried potatoes, English breakfast tea and fruits. The athletes then have an hour to Me around and smoke. The allowance for smoking 1s one pipe after each meal, but very few of the men smoke up to the limit, A pint of beer is also al- lowed with each meal, but most of the athletes prefer ginger ale or other soft drinks. At 11 o'clock. Capt. Shaw calls Men out on the track, and then work commences. The sprinters who are entered for the 100 and 220 yard and quarter-mile dashes first do a few forty or fifty yard dashes in slow time, to make their limbs and sinews supple, and then they run three sixty-yard dashes at top speed from a Pistol start. It is usuai, but not compulsory, for the sprinters to take a long run around the oval track after they have done their regular work, but whether the: do this or not they must trot over 150 or 180 yards of the course. ‘This course of training must he begun the the Again at 6 o'clock in the afternoon * and must be continued until the pre- Paratory bell rings for dinner at 6,50 o'clock. Altogether the London men consume Just about three and a half hours in actual training. ‘They are permitted to use thelr own discretion regarding their retiring time, «but all of them are always in bed before 20 o'clock, Williams, Oakley, Johnson and Men- @elaon the high and long jump men, take t. . same exercise as the sprinters, only they vary it somewhat by doing a little—a very little—jumping In the after- noon work, They never jump their best, 1 they are afraid of straining before the race. Oakley and Williams are in the hur- dles, as well as in the jumping events, and they go over four-foot hurdles in the afternoon for a distance of about one-quarter mile. > BJ. Watson, the weight-putter, occu- training time in running and tossing a 15-pound shot around the grou The hammer throwers, Robert- gon and Johnson, are busy trying to Jearn how to throw the hammer from and turh in a 7-foot circle, which is the American allowance. In England the amateur hammer throwers are allowed @ %-foot circle and the English profes- sionals only throw from a ¥-foot circle, consequently the smaller allowance line is rather puzzling to the Britssh strong men. Capt, Shaw said that neither he nor his men could wish for any better training quarters than they have at Berkeley Oval. The ash track, he said, w. + Beautiful. In his opinion, the accommo- dations of the training quarters could not be surpassed. Even the weather has done tts best to help along the training of the Brit- {shers, for since their arrival there has been but one bad day. . At Travers Island ihe New York Ath- letlc Club men are working much hard- er than their English cousins, but the British form is as enthusiastic trainer could ask for. together the Britishera are a fine look- ing lot of men, avd when they march on the field next Saturday the Ameri cans will mect foemen who are worthy of their best efforts and talent. he track and infield at Manhattan Meld were given a final inspection yes- erday by Mr. B. C, Williams, of the few York Athletic Club, and represen- atives of the London A. C. and New ark A. C. teams and pronou per- ret. Everything is now ready for the iternational games on Saturday. At the Amateur, Athletic ‘Union's hampionships last Saturday there was yme complaint that the take-off for * ie high and broad, jumps was poor, lls was due to the “greenness” of the amway, the whole subsurface having pen removed and the top dressing not f@ying had the constant wetting and iling that the track had_ received. Jow a cinder coating has been laid on or the jumpers and the take-oif is firm ng springy. Wale "tte number of seats. already old at the New York Athletic Clu youse, the down-town offices of the New . rk ‘Baseball Club and at ular iecket agencies already exces a crush {s anticipated at the gates, so an extra force of d' takers has been engaged, including two of the fastest men in the business. the games will begin promptly at 2.5 P.M. but for the. accommodation of those who have not already obtained reserved seats or boxes the gates will be opened two hours earlier. Those intend- ing to go are warned by the manage- ment to look out for counterfeit tick- ets and to buy only those sold at the f box-offices, the regular ticket agencies, the N, Y. A. C. Club House or the York ‘Baseball Club's office, 39 Jandt street, Race Track Once, Reservoir Now. ‘The work of transforming the o!f Jerome Park race track into a reservoir hiss begun. Nearly erefy noted race-horse has run on the Jerome Park track during the twenty-five yeara of its atittence, ‘The Sportsmen's Exposition, + The Board of Trustees of the Sportsmen's Ex mmition Association y \p nest show at the Madison Square ‘ng the woek beginning March 2: fption to have the coming exp ch grander scale than the previo we Cort- — \ Yacht Olita Capsize fee-Commotore Rouse's yacht Ollta capsized Werday afternoon in Oyster Bay while having The ~ with J. Arthur Brand's Sprace IV. AP atiae dich’ aeittane reruct he Viewed the capsized boat to the club pi >» —— The want advertiser who gets wertisement im over 500,000 m= the Half-Million Page bas something els im store for him. 1 Teal LET THE BIG FIGHT GO ON. President Stuart PR JACK WHITE, Elated Over the Tent Cane Result, President DP. A. Stuart, of the Florida Athletic Club, said regarding the decision in the prize-fighting test case: “I naturally feel elated that the high: est court in Texas has decided this case in favor of the Dallas Athletic Club. “Coming as it does from a jurist who stands unquestioned and absolute in the fairness and legal impregnability of his decisions, makes the position that » have always maintained, that after Sept. 1 there would be no law other than a State occupation tax law in Texas, more positive, plain and un- questioned than any other result could have placed it in, “The force of workmen on the butld- ing will be doubled at once, and the contractors say that the amphitheatre will be ready’ for occupancy by Oct. PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Champion James J. Corbett will give an exhl- bition of bie training exercise n Madison Square Garden on the afternoon and evening of Sept. 30. It will be Corbett’ last appearance before leav- Ing for Texas,* The lithe pugiliat will be seen running, wrestling, punching the bag, playing handbwii and boxing He and Steve O'Donnel: Will each meet three men during the performance. that heh necured Bitty wman announc! Frank Erne and Jack Skelly for return bout of Ativen rounts ax one of the three bouts to be ew Manhattan the reopening of the ‘The other Club entertainments nd ten night with , Heving that he jake a better showing in thelr recent encounter, Many of Jack'a fri think his logic 18 well grounded. oe Oct. 4 The fight between Johnny Connors, of Spri field, 111, and Mike Small, the Engi Is off, owing to threatened interferen authorith of Springfield. * ee Kid MoPartland, Tommy Butler, Jack Skelly, Sam Bolen, Caspar Leon and others will punch the bag at’ Madden's ‘show In Ambrose Park to- morrow aftergoon, Jimmy Anthony, the Austra- Han bantam, will make hin frst appearance here Ina four-round exhibition with Caspar Leon, Page sells horses and carriages. _— o—__—_— GOSSIP OF THE TURF. At anything like even welghts Henry of Navarre fs certainly the best horse in this country to-day. Ho effectually clinched his title yesterday by defeating Clifford, Sir Walter, Rey El Santa Anita and Domino at a mile and a quarter, He didnot beat them driving, but easily, with Jockey Griffin looking over his shoulder to wee what the others were doing. Grin saw Clifford and Sir Walter fighting despérately for the place, while Rey El Santa Anita and Domino were tar back, Domino was walted with yesterday. Ex perience has proven that It Is bad policy to walt With the black, forr his best races have been won in front. At Sheepshead Henry of Navarre had to drive hard to beat Domino at a mile and a fur. long. Yesterday ino was dead beat at the end of a mile. The black will not stand choking. He must have his own way and make his own pace or he will not be im the hunt. Sims rode Clifford with had judgment. He tralled in the rear for the first half mile when the pace was very slow instead of moving up into 8 good position, Then the pace quickened ant Clityrd had to make up his lost ground while the field ‘was golng at a hot clip, Doggett rode Sir Walter to orders, making a! Reitt alk obeyed sienals from Father rough sienals for thelr the running. the Infield. Tt seems the Jo-keva when they must obey Infield, It does nut speak weil it poor Tiling Was Ww play Clifford a heavily, re mate races this year, ity Is assured, There w Henry of Navarre's suj nt and Byron McClelland had a nt yeater he resp Grima and P. here were Words, but Mr. Belmont insisted on Griftin riding Honey of Navarre and MeCielland wanted. to. pit up Perking The femult will be that. McClelland Wil probably turn over ‘the Belmont horses, to Jack Joyner as won us he can was a cond) tion of Navarre's wale that” Met 1 was to, train-and handle the horse to the close of the season, iil Reif (s about as cold-blooded a Jockey as one wants tocsee He ts a bos after Jimmy MeCor mick's own he Hat Holt bean riding when Simmy wa: uit bi at Clifton and. Aque- Mut ao doubt there would have been eyelash Anisbes on F Suscorat and ot »wned by eCormick, wh y more than he can Yo help. Reif rode Lucania yesterday. and ng tity the stretch” Brandywine clear three lengths tn front Taranta unt l they were we and ‘then he sat down to ride, to get up in time and win managed Hen Brush won his race 99 easily as to sur. prise everybody except readers of “The Evening World's’ rst edition. in that paper’ yesterday Ren Brush was named to win the Holly Handicap because ie go_away badly in the Great bastern Handicap at Sheepshead on Saturday and was crossed and ly Cevertheleas he war with the head of the stretch and, beng ered In-on the fence eeiertay te had an even break anda clear road and he won In a gallop, wner of the Iroquois stud SPORTING MISCELLANY, Chairman Toyd, of the N. J. A.C. Athletic Ger eittbe ads aotided lo: dbayse sues date ct ri ; Lnext, These Jersey The Oriole Club, of Harlem, hes a Owcar Aubut, capt Jamaica avenue, As: tora, bo ree hae ©.—Tho que anawered. Defenior wita til three'ra is a made public by the Regatta Committe 2. CAPT. SHAW. 3. —_— Livre A.C Team wits THER TRARER JOR Contests for Excepting a Committee of The questions the directions still to be det return, and ho’ which shall be ka Club's ate last Defenc clude a reach b All at the Oyster Bay, on Speaking of Mr. Sherman went on to say that Mr Brand has come over to this side of the water more to have sport and see wh his model can do with ours than to hunt mugs. “And it looks," tonued M r man, “as though he would get plenty of it, After maten for the cup our Chub will hold an open race raters and ail yachts under thirt Over out inside courre on Oyster During the following week, 1 stand, the an Marbor anit Hive yacht clubs will each offer p similar contests ‘The match, whieh on Sa next, between Spruce tad wynn, will conslsc of five races of miles’ each, the winner three t declared i wil ‘ i ound, starting ‘ buoy off Centre Island, the home of the Seawanhaka-Corinthlan Yaent Club, he start will be from one gun Tt will be truly a boat against boat contest, there being no time iilowaree The yaeh Te measure ‘ pounds Is placed amblships, t nt the crew, Which conalsts of ' nen. All ballast is Khe Contre-hoards being « tlie cid spinnaker will be alloy helmsman inust wnat ing to the Corinthian ‘ fn this mateh t L« gels is limited to tt future competitions for th f fifteen to twenty vey may enter, : come throug recognie of a country holder the ima ef Engand Ethelwynn. th owned by Mr J. Field. is from the In- dian Harbor Yacht requested to keep far away from the ecurse of these little fellows. DAN 4 few the left of to Begin satu details Seawanhe thian Yacht Club has completed all rangements for the mateh between the | the oy ermined how shall be to windward, or leewar Another matter which determined was brought DOWNE awn which will take place next Satur nsetted mi womany trig sailed first up t 1V, Vv both wa the Arthur Brand, of Spruc ing of the committe mer on Ikyrie Brand asked that one course these details will at a meeting of the club-house, on pn the § the de atten be Race ac Commit Secretary of the Race Committee, tles of any contestant.” Centre *riday evening. reQuest of Spruce IV.'s skipper, Mr. Charles A. Sherman, n5. ka-Cort any by uy of nyt eted Isla OAKLEY. TINY VAGHTS READY, Owners of proce IV. and Ethel- wyon Come to Terms The Challenger Wanted One Straight Reaching Course. cup of half-raters Spruce 1V, and Ethelwynn | for the International Challenge offered by the Club, the first 1 tay. relat It to has races and ular, and has yet to be Mr. J Mr. rould in- upon tee, and, Ame 1 the adoy unde also as and these To ti be and | tive they rules rules ing t the unde placed Tho {the to-day: “A course with a reach out and reach back is not known tn? vuntry, and no mention of it ts mate in the articles which govern this mateh Therefore, 1 think that, should Hoel Wynn object to the interjection of such a course, the Committee woul! sustain jher, Anyhow, In a triangular esurs there Is pretty sure to he a reach over | two of the legs, and the courss as gen-| erally sailed In this country furnish ple opportunity to test the sailing quali. | Guadaur Cant Row | tu W 6 alti edit In ted the atopted DRADL MANY RULES FOR FOOTBALL. lished to-day full if rnell, HY. ny endments to the and r which rules they amendments y Marva Yale and WILLIAMS, N Guide Camp, ts utah Princeton, h Pen which under colleges Wil play, ment ism, athe how 8 Lan eam as is spots in the G and that Ife forth Ti ren NTO, mi certain extent, so far as it pertains to ru much alding's OMetal Guid Ie that all schools, colle clubs not aftliate xed ot ti can use desire, or je and men d tow hat r iby the his the ofles they ¢ r Princeton, or Harvard, "E aptain of the opy rive two weeks’ ules they) will eS BASEBALL CHAT. Yesterday's ex ing alt of rice for second place bition wan one of the bright 4 for all around nts’ tally by the when ts a pleasure to witness, GA kot Just ax many yorterday’ poor rec put ty polaty over the Bh ho the attck. It Glants thin ease) h und to third. fe san the (0 Regulations o Suit Var OMetal Foott Walter he ofc uty al rules are pul. also publishes oficial rules a and will play, and oficial rules Ivania rule football sttua nnsyT Yornell, but in each instance e manager and must no play isn't local cranks have witnessed much W first right ar This kind and it told at te’ splendid all-around up a rather slov here they are Nite as the Gothamses nwed Just twiee ak many men but with men on games The s wuts, that Ti series between those we weil worth Koln miles (0 bee ip stn between the two tenia trou tants practical ave Now York for Tow ving birds wilt re 1, wile the intense t there » "Scrappers wid possibly. go in With anything Uke f win Uiree of 4 veland ean keep That rag hasn't bi arly play f see kan left town to-day, prew 1 and over New te Youngaters will hardly go w . 0 the Oranke: a Ewch trun ' f ‘ pat ew Votk | 6b ‘ Loni... a6 88 ms $20 in England Jake Gaudaur Harding's neh ep ’ rt Wai Tes. apeanes, fer tor bases Dimselt together, and tal sat hin mercy, A ) at A conference between Assistant Seere: while $1,000,000 In eagles and hale eagles shipped from the Philadel yesterday. ‘They have $40,000,000 in gold bars ready for ¢ short notice. hie First National Hank, of Br deposited $25,000 gold at the sury in exchange for currenc he steamship Alene, from. Jamate Mint the yestorday brought in in ge ars and) dust” which also been added to the Treasury deposits here Was OO) withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury yesterday for ship- ment to-day on the Majestic, but this was offset’ by the Pee Bp like mount from: Rochester banks. From South also came ment bills gold t in return It Is claimed that the situation Is n sumticiently ‘serious yet to call for other issue of bonds, The mov of crop money Will have a is thought, to also delay any necessity for such a’ step. ‘The forel wheat Is bs vailing Amerie ofp mpara- en shipped. This has tended towards lessening the ve. Reneral reserve at yesterday's business was $9 Up to noon the only engagement I for shipment to Europe to-morrow Wae $150,000 by Celrichs & Co The sa rumor that William 1H mman & iro, would forward, $2,000 om later In the week, but the firm tn make any LOW ROLL Was in exchange hotes, making total 6 close of 2 508 of alement deposit. for onal $1, ed at the Sub-Treasury mill currency day $200,000, he e Is an tnere; demand for cur- y from the West and South. ‘The magury singe Friday last has trars- ferred $1,750,000 to those ge tn expected that this demand) wit speedily lead to a hardening of the rates for money and thus check gold exports | Handy “& Harman will ship $100,000 gold by Fuerst Bismarck to-morrow, but the metal was not withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury, > IRREGULAR STOCKS. After Midday the rket De Uncertain Tones, The feeling at the Stock Exchange this morning was quite confident owing to the light drafts upon the Treasury gold reserve yesterday and the fact that bankers look for decidedly lower rates of exchange within the next fort- night. There were free purchases again for hoth accounts. Chicago Gas was con- splcuous on account of reports, which seem to be well founded, that active steps are being. taken to improve the legal status of the property with the ier of putting an end to costly litiga on. Porelgn exchange rules tone, but the market is dull. ong’ sterling gold at Sent at 459 1-4 4 4891 bills at 4571-2 a 4R8. Money 11-2 a per cent. on call, ‘Commercial bar. ail ver sold’ at 667-3 and Mexican dollars at 53 1-4, : The stock market was irregular after midday, Sugar lined 1 1-4 to 106 1-4, while Chicago Gas continued strong and large purchases were made at 66 and above. arie preferred broke 2 1-4, to 20 1-4, and later rallied to 21 1-4 bid. The Grang- held fairly steady. Trading was comparatively light steady in Bankers’ 4881-2 A 4.88 3-4, ‘and comm Closing Quotations, High, in Tobaces ear Ret fican Catton Oil Top. & Santa Fe T & Santa Pe pt imore & wtian BP nur a Jentcags @ Ni hi MN Rock Ist eo a& St Col Hoke Colorado T Colorado Fuel Hinole. Central ene | Michigan Contra Minn, & StL Minn. & St 1. “tnt pt Missourl Paci Moo K & Texas #) Mol Kan & Tex, pt Minn '& st. aad pe eal ¢ ‘ ¥ ss y y My NOY! Sura & Tacit Cniaria & West pt 8 8-4. At Chicago there was an ad-!in sym; athy with wheat and a better This sudden advance quent excitement, is attribated ta. tte ymour also asks that the Compar tary of the ‘Treasury Wy EB. Curtis, A: fact that cash wheat prices al the Wes restrafed fram tavesting its fesory held at the Sub-Treasury this morning 1 ng by wen selling as] that. the Inere ments wer Mr. Curtis satd that his conference with Was Tite. a Tr December ‘The ti nee ath claims, The | the gentlemen menttor inno way ree] Ont ORRCA BRR CRURIY hs a Was solvent, and had lated to an issue of Government bonds, | hg rexerved His visit 8 entirely ob private matters vtton was Irregular and fiirly a os Mr. Bacon and Mr. Jordan confirmed tyes the Pal AS Pana DEORE Tes | this statement, and sald that the con-| i les include eater: ih) amoknd ference does not in any way call for a SOLD amd sate fish. a n atte Vs anit The United) States Sub-Treasury in to Theodore Sattler Liabilities, $25 000 * this elty has been notified to expect | The corn market advanced nearly te, ‘$1.00 lirge deposits of gold soon. amend To-day $120,000 arrived from St. Louts, 20a Pa Be Bn Pa Pe Be Ba Pe Pe Pe Pe Be Bin Ba fn Bn Bia Be hn Bia in Pa Be Be ative tonte known, and have found it very bene. ficial. 1 vance of about &4e., De " cling Speculative demand. October opened MORE U. Ss. BONDS? C88 Dede, a 50 3-8c, ad May 80 14e. an id in wan wl and ba Ih as A A ) stember des th Ree ai eae was also ileher, advance of 1 ile, Te cotter jeue wie. a Oats were about l-de. higher, Shortly ater the eva the wheat - — = ‘ market at New York, aq well aa atthe Curtis, Jordan and Bacon Confer became excited under a‘tressing | RAISED ITS ASSESSMENTS. nd to buy, and there was heavy - ~ ‘J at the Sub-Treasury. [hilings With prices advancing Taphhy | Mata Reserve Bund Polley Holds ngecember fan tp to @ 28e. a 65 1-3 er, Asks an Injunction, here, an advance of nearly two cents | A Application was made to dustier ‘ They Say a New Bond Issue Wasn't) ii 'nians thus month cia wie tyeo ase, | mans in Supreme Court Chambe F B 1 : ; Jam lean advance of about two cents |day by Isaac L. Seymour for an in-|? Fulton Street, Brooklyn. Discussed at Al’. |Uater there was a Littie reaction here] junetion to rettrain. the Mutual Req While prices fell off abut ose. My CHL celia hal he Sie cago. The Western market led the ad-| Serve Fund Life Association from levy- | a vanee ahd deeline t tng an assessment on policy-helders in | Gold Deported by a Mrooktym [iy West je core mere ee ne palley i ne Heke a06 Mere: is bXHee market is certainiy. very hiuch in Seythour took out a polley In ISS for — wer, and many of them did so at top| were 88 a) year ibsequently Sey ur claims they sed t thet to $80 per Mere with the conse ut HANK HAFF Commander ot the Detender Says: Li This Comfortable High Back Arm Reed Rocker, *4.05. Up to Date. Our Price for it Has Been $7.50. HAVE used JOHANN Hoff’s Malt ty Extract with my meals, He whe Hboff JOHANN Hoff'’s Malt Extract is th It makes flesh and blood. AVOID SUBSTITUTES A: Pe Photo. copyrighted by C.F. Bolles, ios. best restor- : ApRAHAM = Going Housckccping? Sg fea J.Baumann& Bro 1313 and 1315 Third Ave., bet. (Sth and (6th Sts. 76TH ST. STATION Banking and Financial. | _ GOLD EXPLORATION CO. 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THE CRIPPLE CREEK The list of applications for 200,000 Shares of the $i worth .. m worth’. $100 worth | $200 worth . r week 10 o'clock and will close the same day at 4 o'clock P. M. case of over-subscription, the issue will be pro-rated, Financial Agents, Banking and Financial. REORGANIZATION WILLIAM P. BONBRIGHT & CO.) 2 0 In OF WHE PAYMENT OFFERED FULL ts DUE UPON AL Ww! LO! | CHARI ERIE SYSTEM. To the Holders of New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad Company's New Second Consolidated Mortgage Bonds; Second Consolidated Mort- gage Funded Coupon Bonds; Fund- ed Coupon Bonds of 1885; Incom Bonds; Preterred Stock; Common Sto nd Chicago & Erie Railroad Company's Income Bonds. Colorado Springs, Colorado. CAPITAL $1,800,000 1,800,000 Full Paid and Non-Assessable Shares of $IOoOo EACH. 50,000 KHARES ARE TAKEN BY THE ASE Mi y. 0,000 TREASURY SHARES SCRIPTION AT 12) WENT. DIRE RS IN F pF THE 200,000 He STAIR, ARE NOW PAYMENT IN R PUR NEW YORK, August 29, 189 A plan has beer tssued for the reorganteation, of the New York, Lake Erie & Westera Rattroad Company, the New York, Pennsylvania & Oh Ration! Company and the Chicago & Erle Ratle "TORS: ALTER F, CROSBY, Colorado Springs, President, road Company. C may be saralget s the J. E. PHILLIPS, Cripple Creek, Col., Vie neatcenit,:| ser ot the Demmalarien woes ald alsee Meege UIS R. EHRICH, Colorado Springs, rretary and ‘Treasurer, | ant Meera J. 8. Morgan & Co, 23 Old Broad eet, Lanton, I ON, Chicago, IL HOWARD B. DANIE stocks ant bonds above mene dtu deposit same with elther of Boston, Mass. ATTORNEYS: + Colorado Springs, { preferred and common stock of te tern Railroad Come pany are further notified that tn” order to obtaim NRY C. HALL, Ese CHARLES 8S. THOMAS, Esq., Denver, | tie nisi to 4 ae on of $6 per share from the aes tof BIS per share on the common atoeke ~ - and $4 per share from the assessment of $13 per PROSPECTUS Sn Sean Gomera OSE THEIH STOCK AND PAW oF THE bis mibted 8 1 sat INST AGM 'T of 8 pe \CRIPPLE CREEK GOLD ERPLERATI Min ain first eons anon eh HO he miner oN on oF common stock tal wien wk without any deduction on preferred ce for the ale of the ew York, Lap ‘ 6 Western A already been a> he! 5 ser a uy security holders 1s there Tr é eX by i ers. chara Lous Th Ann Artor aS Mt 4 we f ' ' ANTHONY J, THOMAS, r ints in inf s a 3 eet : BE PRL yah atte cane The ponte of Now York, Lake Erte & Wester : ' ‘ Ee Pe Recatnge atch & oat Company already under our control, pure Kok dentine pf A loa prubaty hen wile ' Mon Jeuaat’ to che ar of Messrs. Drexel, Morgan Wate eile i \ ‘ & Co anu Mewra J. S. Morgan & Co, dated " Cree . hie whole ' . eee a ef, will be included tn the present ng a ike Bye ae Oh “S : : the piaa widiout farther action by the dopositora, bub —— peta . * : 7 ol agreement. Af ; ai the pian, the Committee may ree FLURRY IN WHEAT. 13 et with the Cripple | ance nt th , Rhik Wt Teveebectng {ire ued thereunder, Siculd, howe The Rise @ Surprioe 1 Shorts : A as P| The full seport made by Me. Cha Moora, | 02 Gallia eh eien) BatsaRer) 9s ee apes ae Mie Pew edea MOE: | of auch hoider, recurm the serurities represe Were Caught Napping. jane : : if appiicatt heredy on oF before September 30, 1895, afte Wheat at New York showed an ad] #™ s ; es a sa ese which date vilege of withdrawal will emase, vance of about SSc, December selling | “x1 rs he the “largest to THOMAS L. MANSON J.P. MORGAN & CO, ae GALEe a MEd? Mag, G8 ide a lraieané s wa Gr uve ebelutes waanal 9% Broadway. 3) s. MORGAN @ CO, . er