The evening world. Newspaper, August 26, 1902, Page 2

2 THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2, 1902. ALL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD. GATES ANDOSGOOD $j) (KS ABIVE ing. It was John C. Osgood, of Den- ultaneous arrival In Wall opment of their enterprises had to Stockholders in Calumet and Hec- 4 GOSSIP IN AND ABOUT W ya f S I | L L SEEK F | G H l . | Plenty of Home Canital. his additional statement that if ne-| these are available for the trans- " ‘ E Wall street statisticians have fig- oe as sees NL al portation of grain to market and wai : : _ joney in National banks to the - -| be immediately utilized wh th é ’ ’ ured out a glowing condition Of) tent of at least $20,000,000, That is|rush begins. Handling a 00,000,600 | P They Reach Town Together by Different Trains —— prosperity by demonstrating that ot | wesurance enough for Wall street. | bushel whent crop and a corn yield B —Colorado Fuel Stock See-Saws. Big Volume of Trading| th? #200.000.000 and odd pald out | Se of nearly threo bision bushels is a] py: ; ; 7 i — . Sik High Pride he since New Year's for dividends on| , Dominant Interests In banking and! task so atupendous that ngures do| HIS Counsel Refused to Justice Giegerich Re- 3 ‘An alert, square-jawed man wear-] matter of indiffer t 1 ca Is fi te Leadi ~] United States stocks and Interest on | grep ai preva SESE 5 Pabyrehée" | not easily show how great it is. Allow the Banker to] fuses toGrant Injunc- . » square-jaw' =] matter of inditorence to ine, Yetme! @ls for the Leading) bonds tully three-quarters remained pertormers in the stock market. Leaders | “VeFY rallroad president and execu- i in i i i & TEeye PAnAON AGS ene wey tant aah everhoe any ivanta, aret Issues. in this country, That percentage, of several bole) OFA alte mensa fear | tive official of the Western lines has Mestity Again in the ven fying Up Park : Ree ee eee eee eae eat Fveland Loh coanroveray fe they figure, was patd out on bonds ,°!!* up and down have been threatened | been studying the car and grain Peter Power Case. Avenue Section, adorned with a big O, alighted from |aaked The the: ori te paveray? ei dha atScky Owned here, ‘Bime Was, Ipeadeo OL een ey rates If they try to | problem for months. When the crop the Twentieth Century Limited at) ore ree deere othe legal ond ot é a yerturn pending plans. “ : re loo! 0 * legal end of] RAILROADS HAD THE CALL. | and very recently, too, when the big ew 6 movement gets under good neadway the Grand Central Station this morn- Jour affairs,” was the reply financiers in promoting the devel-| Copper War to Continue. it must be kept on wheels and the} RAP LAWYER GUTHERIE. NOT THE RIGHT REMEDY si = wheels all moving until it reaches the market of final destination. Chicago Man Makes a Biting i as) sae a hohe erous, Even mitting That c Changed Plans Take Excas vation Near the House Line, tion by Charles T, Barney: { ver, the man who did up Gates. of John W. Gate: 3 i if i a , iatoarses Véldiael. oukere waueh t tin W. Gates and Joh © | Atchison, Union Pacific and|secure foreign capital to do it. If tia assert that the plan of President 1 des ad a peculiar effect upon Colo- ; ry . acenery on the way from Chicago to | fart, kUuet and Leon the $100)000 prize] Baltimore and Ohio Favored i er Poles eee aee Nis H. H. Rogers and Director William | For the third week in August, the! Retort to the Railroad Com- New York. He doesn't care much for}, At ite opening dhe stock was 77 as.) and Penn.ana Goulds Strong) "io" © Rockefeller, of the Amalgamated | (eur! Zacie Reload reports earn) pany’s Counsel—Adjo orf out within ten minutes 1 was: selling Colorado Fuel Fl |money. ‘There was not enough |}copper Company, to end th ings of $975,000, which Is a decrease of| P@aNY journ- scenery anyhow. Soon after leaving | shove %. —Colorado Fuel Fluctuates:| noney here to do it. Now he| yar by purshial at ‘i sr the $57,000. From Jan. 1 to Aug. 1, It shows] mentWithoutNewTestimony ng control of e 3 1 | A rewetto slow 7%, anc the Windy City he went to bed In his| inencsforth It seamed, with 1 the pv finances billion-dollar combinations Be oe led ig 1) Lea stateroom. When he got up this} 9!! figure. Sometimes ft was above and iy i AMAL jonaes Calumet and Hecla, cannot be done, | crease of eae cecrenae) nh AUGSuBE then IC would fall below the mark: ‘The volume of to-day's trading on the| With home capital. He no longer | mney assert that control of the big | !* *#!4 to be due to the weather. The inquiry into the Northern| ,.2* spptic . . . for an injune restraining the further morning the train was passing) Velef that whatever the final outcome] °° 4 1 be there can be ne definite sett xchange exe through Mott Haven. Mr. Osgooc for (practhoally, apothor-y HEN acca tHe BIRRSHE Tacs needs the maces eine of a Be independent company cannot be se- eigner to relax when he needs NeW | oureg in this w The directors, 1,000,000 share s trading for Pacific Merger case, in which Peter | cons:ruction Power figured so prominently, was] Under Park e rapid tr enue, isit tunnel uirty= New Office for Harriman. between had barely time to get his clothes t the speculative element to let 1} many weeks and several stocks scored { ‘ any we ocks seo sitet Edwe § on and tip the porter before the train i Sas new high record prices, tos a Gf |they point out, vote at every meet- geaitee: a Ree head of the/ sumed this afternoon before Ex-| fourth and Forty-second on the Fis came to a stop in the station. : 4 ire lo) Keoure ‘an oMolal statement flags were fluttering In Wall street 10g nearly three-quarters of the en- BD TSo0 ay teen Son BE, aminer Mabey in the Federal Build. TEIOGHEELAFEMEGTA CHE CHIC OR aTEE i Cr Eee Se ae ng JUST THE SORT OF |that the Morgun plan for rearrange to welcome home John W.Gatea and his tire tesue of Calumet and Hecla | 2°to" in the Union Pacific, director In the Federal Build-! tai departure from the orig an oe , At th > hi cs i a MAN J.-C. OSGOOD |S.) ment of the ratlway map of the South defeated assoctates. On the contrary, without calling for proxies. ‘The: in the Northern Securities combine \'"® Sone EUSTON y d by Jus= oe u sume hour another square- ware nearly ready was the only drag On (he heayy losers {n Colorado Fuel and gisq gay that the anes i and the Burlington Holding Com | Lawyer Guthrie for the railroad "ce, Gleserien in the Supreme Court. jawed, alert man got off the Penn- the dealings TSARMTAUSLUANIBIIE AFSL IHElInGA {OS BIAIRE BG var W . ee ‘ e sult Was brought by Barney as a ayivanis Railroad's twenty-hour train bu miin WHO. tine passed! twenty | 11 affected in & way Only ‘the MtockSIN aii an Gavan ‘he contest wax te continue’ IAdGMNItely unlers pome ty.) ik tiow slated for the Presi- Teduested banker Weldenfeld to take / taxpayer. und the detendauts named th the station at Jersey City and|ScUve, eam in the Anancial district, /of what are technically termed the Mor- -aygurated by him. planned by him, and other plan ts brought forward deney of the Wellé-Fargo Express aay aga a | ere ae eater ean a rane ee | John Cleveland Osgood, President of the |gan roads, but there was a general feel- iy followers, in blind confdence, staked t8 8 . Company. The vacancy in the of- Xo, Mr. Guthrie,” exclaimed [''0 Ba) ya Selon 6 a tren Ok rs ai ‘ . p ence, - My ented by th jon 1, made a rush for the ferry-boat. This} Colora Fuel and tron Co. 1s not of discouragement that the big finan- their money, only to lose tt. E . fice caused by the death of J. J. Val- lawyer Treadwell Cleveland, “Mr. Toh eet $ iS was John W. Gates, the man Osgood] Widely known in Wall Street gler should be so slow in promulgating, My hOrhOEs The United States Stee! Corporation John B. McDonaid, contr for did ‘ ‘ ‘The head of the big fuel company, | his combination. | — and J. P. Morgan are sald to want the | eMtine is to be permanently filled by Weldenfeld will not testify any fur-| tunnel, for whom i, Anable & up. : 4, | who has Just administered such a costly | alread pes. | Shaw's Good Promises. Colorado Fuel and Iron Company very|Mr. Harriman, In the financial dis- ther. His examination ts closed, 1] }nisay appeared, The new Western figure in the stock} jereat to John W. Gators, the “football | Secretary Shaw's latest statement | b@dly. It ts the most formidable oppo-! trict this pending change is believed shall not permit him to testify. He oe cree i) eerily a Barneys " . "| In every other quarter of the market! nent the Steel Trust has betw: te ie nol a Mem | srexs were booming. Every standard 02 the monetary situation 1s MENIY | ssiestesipp River and jas petween (Neto foreshadow tne long talked of was brought here to sign his testi-|defendanis app ces | Fallroad issue which In the remotest de- Dleasing to Wall street. His declara- | Twice it has tried to buy it outright. jcombination among the big express |mony and for no other purpose.” Hians Changed, b market {s a man of pleasing personality. | Ghampion of Wall Stre arin He has not so much the appearance] yer of the speculatl Snyn of a fighter as of a man who knows his] ost of his time Is passed in his off business, To a Evening pears re-|at No. 71 Broadway, where he gives per- ies ne affected by the blg crop tion that he does not contemplate ke Rats companies. It has revived all thé “Well, I have an order for a sub-| Barney claimed he easterly wall Rirle Pe liven ninwcie gna At Sa i held Sere seer iue walseaae PICS rack Hepa aden) tee Sea 9 Cah dG 45,000 New Grain Cars. |old stories of mergers and has called poena for Mr. Weldenfeld, Will you! ¢f the tunnel was made to foliow a line enscadoeiniel wad Tvsn es cthey! were lua aed Iron Company, phe Eournern roads wore aie wound the Treasury, and that no more bonds| A onservative estimate of tc |attention again forcibly to Senator waive the service, or shall we —"lor house line ot a ste wt thas this outlined in this newspaper yesterday. Fee eee eocaeae small task, He | benefit as much from the big catton crop Are to he bought, !s only carryine out | number of new cars added by We't- Thomas C. Platt and Mr. Harriman, Take the stand,” commanded the | was ROU, aececta toe wit Hugi 4 Gates Goeest Wray tim [frei 108, WR cage eh ei et | mis movement tothe waboard en tB0/R policy of six momtha aga, but the] era) telltonds ince the inet efon /who are oredilad with bolus f8VOre- examiner, ‘ and deseripiiuns prejured by the Board "sala{the three i mines in Colo: ths financial district finds reassurance in| movement shortage 1s 45,000. All) ble to the plan. “He refuses to take the stand,” ees anon corn oners In ace “Somebody told mo this morning, ‘Osgood. Saige {iy Soke ovens the three railways and | Tt was distinctly ratiroad day on the | Mr. Osgood. “that Mr. Gatos was on the! the coal and Iron properties of the cOM- market, and the securitt the divi- ; : a = train, He showed me a newspaper in| pany. a ‘| . deni payers were yond high-rec= fe) G wk a | praetor, Omid we a th ena MORGAN SEES PRESIDENT paar Ne of him to-day path ; ‘eae : : Ey nance ae ? Grit, and tt would have made no differ. | “You wonder why Wall atreet doesn't | Althougl no new developments of 8 | BAER: MAY END STRIKE jtsinediby Dan ker Weld enicla end ee eated by the dray RAR au SEU Nd | 3 | |Gen. Tracy would appear in time and] part o¢ the routes aid general plan ae ence to me If I had known It. I guess 1] KNOW all about, ©. what he eats, | definite would have slept just as well. Bow soany crnke Aeitakes ecGhy 'and') partiouiar quarter, “the wenere! S29ilne | jpersonally state that nelther Mr.|inder the contre ef he street, with “Lam not posted on the legal aspect “Tt le because he Wants no au noto- | Was one of bullishness and a desire to) } 5 ‘Chandler, nor Mr, Cockran, nor Mr. easierly wall dls 8 seven of the dispute, but I am told that wo|tiety as that. He ts, frat of all, not a| have some railroad shures on the long} ‘ (Continued from First Page.) | a ee | feet from building ise line. If speculator, He doesn't gamble in the) aide of the ount. a Ld Weidenfeld were ‘instrumental iN} these drawings. wih thelr attendant de- Profit-taking was very Keneral In most | ' stored within 2 few miles of this elty, )strike is settled the approach of winter sending Peter Power out of the] scription, wer thod of iL methed is can comply with the Colorado law and M i tucks of the company with which he stl] ablde by all the Stock Exchange | hig deen ideatitled nearly twenty years, ‘ convey mererst (ere | Meee ecteuls alin nlehihe | ped of coal and | juriadiction of the State. matron on, | plawfull be and w ich spoke up Mr. Cleveland. The lawyer | their powers. Jadded that Gen. Tracy had been re-| Justice control the retail dealers of Now York are un- | will find New York stri rules. If the other crowd wants to ask | 1p ducan't gamble at race tracks. Bank Say Only Small N ely Sot Syrat of all, Mr. Osgood tea bus! Aiectoiimlienithslactivigen | BUS Tihs ane will be a hot time} | Tira, 2 will Nod that out if you eve nee SEY, ey oe ss eartern An Kens Say Onlysma jotes Jable to get coal, and the long-predicted | great misery will result." | Binmes It All on Lamb. veiw) subptane aston to meet him. f kueas John and Silver Will Be Asked at) samine is practically here. Other deaers say that they have no! “On the contrary.” exclaimed the law- ralvhhes zen this time, too, Pacifle was temporarily checked by the | ch for the | tremendous realizing of Interesis not the Present Time—Different | Many of the large yards of retailers | coal at all, The condition 1s approach- “George Alfred Lamb was the In-| Stator, He conevlved the Htigation While Mr. Osgood was smiling and affable Mr. Gates was grumpy and gruff | | “Second. he wan farts and snorty, He went directly to the of- a men * | connected with the pool, but later in the ikke: i qi nid of sports t way, He | ‘ are empty of any sort of anthracite. |ing the intolerable stage. ‘The coal i. fice of Harrie, Gates & Co., reaching en Ldon't the volume of dealing increased. — | from Last Year, pty y sort of anthra Renae pete , d and went to Mr. Weldenteld with his evolves: eee there a few minutes before the opening woe a yacht or not | Atehton, Unlon Pacitle and Baltimore | | Other dealers have no anthractie larger | famine, fs She Aolmuch Rake plan, representing his plainuft as a vid IE the pres of the market Neve Be dee. ag jis recreation [and Ohio each made high prices for the | jthan the nut size, Smail dealers are | Sail. Ws here, |man of means and capital. It was an ful the iewality | Wall Street bankers say that no Treas. | —— ‘infamous Me when Peter Power swor sreretne de: att aH ment and were largely |at the merey of wholesalers, and poor way con= ie present) om and dleposes ut the | in Minnesota that ho owned the ‘Ie It true that you came over the e Jury rellot is needed at this time and that MYSTERY IN THIS ynding time c. & Pennsylvania because you heard that fore he takes up any form | qealy in. lhe. ; aly aammnella _ 5 Mr. Osgood was coming over the New OM inary coutwe.of buxiness | Peniiaylvanié and the Gould Ixaues| the monetary situation ts In such good OMMRTIETE 8i9 compelled) ito) paysiaby a for six months. At the proper time meri Sask Omitval? Mn) Gates wan sake te ee erty Sane gut that he {were very strong and Missourl Pacitic | shape very Uttle ald will be nece price that 1s asked. MITCHELL MEETING. | there will. be an investigation, when we | y, to tle “Certainly not. J didn’t know Mr. Os- Ce 3 LH oh Ae OH Ag ene reguined most of the losses {t sustained Frabanly all vial ie Gnane fal tats ict Large consumers who must have coal | will find out ff there Is really any power Bee aber good was coming His movements are | at Denver shows.” In the recent recexsions. bel ne om ne Se eee Hat &f¢ stripping the yards in the cities up-| WILKESBARRE, Pa, Aug. 2 —|behind this sult other than Peter | (rh) oa pre ingune- SS — ee es SSS Conlers Keep Up. Pete re ° Nee 4 Charles 8. Vesey, the mysterious visitor | Power: on dee pend upon the mere fact notes end silver, tor which there ls al- State, paying $10 a ton and freight to y iver J. Rider Cady, replying for] chat there hag ween a substantial de- aire could put his name to th ‘The mecting of the Prasidents of the : : ; | who caine to this city and held a two| Lawyer J. Milder Cady, replying ae ere miata authorized plansin’ Gy jhad died. ‘Then It was conte coal roads to consider the anther Wayole sroat demand, New York,» It is a fact that the coal | hours’ conference with President Miteh- Lawyer Laml indleated that the fall-/pontire fom ie juijarims vlan la te abc Hee Rerun eae lane Al strike had a pronounced good ettect | 1 ie polnigg gut bythe neakioni gs supply of, the city ts about exhausted, ell, of the United Mine Workers, last Ure of Haren Weldenen Lavgnces Technical | own as the a upon the coal carrying roads. beaten eale aetie ay | night, returned to New. York stand, was evidence suflitc’ ar: ealing with’ the tec! PL ane aes FON ity THAL J. atotwan hadiitord | ie Treasury: is oanoerned, (every) dit-| Another Rise In Due. Hic declined to say who he re 2d Lambs atiltude was strong, Berean eat it was claimed that this co-|ine operators they must end the atrike | ferent from wha it was last year at] wa risy is inevitable ina very snore [OT What hia mission Was, Mr. Mitchell There were present In Court Lawyers) Glegerieh says that tetas ‘ . | Save DAU ALON ie tO awa Bd Moore, A. W. Bulkley and Bou-| used tn the “routes and ' vast importance to he eorreend a e.' sald a member of the firm ot {nothing to do setticment of the imei said a member ofthe frm nou hoa seitlcinent Of the) oP Chicaea, and 0. ©. Fuller, who their own way or submit to arbitrat ur Adrust seal inv apite strike. ly burned WAN PUTpo. Durlng Jur: y of the Payerweath wen yutradicted and was widely ae eh enya 0 | ks —e— | gauatled and unsurpassed uy any wsiter FGA tap tinea Che teteapatame eta xe fun of ithe Rieanity: w eee have no coal !n our yards larger than |i Pad thine mine , Ad Ne ree and Rulkley have come here to| tl port 3 r AgainRuledUpanand) nls, Soorat "wai to Wochowts| fasion! Ouguny, cummed Cultago Fue TY an im che kena! fund of the irks Me settled speatty the situation SOLDIERS BY TRCLLEY _—|,,1"°,.Si"wenoned in camestion min] ssanatest es Judge Lacombe De-) SS mics’ Santlngaie vel puss intla | Peeae ARH MAY, U8 8 SIONS ening te BERENS reve 1 EO/GUARDINON:UNION MEIN) oloate sears total on te sland ah * 3 is on e sionals flock askance & a 0 Ot HM iy time some action was taken." Simin alana = cides Against Widow. | RECEIVER FOR BROKERS. BOTA rule industrial asqake es SN AO eee aN oe Ha “We are not trying to xcll coal,” ree] SUMMIT HILL, Pa, oxctte eee eae Ie \ Chicago FI wiih Beet inv Yo Mweied. but the Steel tmiues, Sugdr ANd “Woo monoy plies up tere, then Porte J Samuel Smoot, one of ine meat ore al t cing Tat sores ie HLEAIGOE eh Se ae largest dealers in the city. “AL we can | strikers =| do is dole out what we can get to cus | Siti te i fty to be heard it wil be afforded you Jon Thursday,” sald Mr. Guthrie In an swer to the demands of the lawyers. st to | Stock Exchange, in Trouble, He mMoey Market was comparatively trouble must follow outside, | strong. Karly in the day the banks = CHICAGO, Aug Herbert, HIM & | made the rate for call money 4 per cent, NG; known La Salle #treot tire but later under heavy offeringw the A decision was rendered to-day fer, Judge Lacombe, in the United § Mrowt Court, in the fam: apna ) tomers with whom we have co s omere with whom we hay tracts, | ROnIAHIC® OF 201 weather will case, He contirms ¢ “y ANTE rate fell to 41 r vent, yesterday's = a 4 cision“of the State Court of Ap Fie ay Bark Le RASS nt., Vesterday’s 61 Our supply 18 getting thinner very day. [and thelr presence jrevented a poasible | “We have come on from the West , ‘July, 1397, which admitted ihe ; TAWA Foren axobasiee iparkel eters wh) ihe time Is approaching rapdiy |"Beveral now unionists had been ate | PP MONT taEne Rterente OF eeu eae t e Danie! Payer woathe of Clarence Day om yeuterdayta heavy declines S14 when the coal supply of the ¢ yy) (tacked und the town was in a tarmall, ecied 3 x6 ¢ the late Daniel B, Fayerweacher, eer Glarcnse) i, from yesterday’* heavy decline. when the coal supply of the duaers wil! jycked and the tow 2 workmen (ruth in this case we are here pre- ee be exhausted. A rise in prive is Labi zh the mob that had coliceted and | asd to glve It.” millionaire leather merchaut, to pro- and bate, und under the terms of which ~ | the greater purt of the estate, esti = mated at #) ®), was divired potwyen TO SELL FERRY FRANCHISE. z abe. various cillegt and UNiVerslLG# Portyesecond Street Line WIM De mentioned in the will vor t © | shares Judge Lacombe's deciaion dismisses ws a ms Annee, [PRES Ame the action brought vy Emma iayer-| The franchise for the Borty-second) = 38 At weather ani Mary Wachter, nivcen of| Street Merry will be sold at auction Lucy Fayerweather, widow of ihe dead) Monday, Supt. 5, at the office of th r A Nor 0,000, n safety on the cars whug 3 1 Ms ‘ hl} Mr, Gut them to thelr work erle refused to renew the mise to call the lawyers wit- es, "IT will let you all know on PRICES HIGHER ON CURB. SUPT GARRETT HURT Vhursday whether [ want you or not,” | Mr. Gutherie concluded. ‘Trading Actives ' Northern ‘ But the lawyers were not to be Securities Lead downed by Mr, Guthrie's frowns and Lo | determi . Mr. Fuller made 9 ‘The outside market reflected in a gen- determined Jone. trougnt from Mr eral. way the Increaxed m in’ the De eter vou are needlessly. lmpertic Sock” Exchange. Prices were hig {cent air) T shall have nothing further to be made at ny me. Unless cae He QUUIAT.ONS. fo) MOOSE P. @ Loy Am. merchant, to contest the will, and leaves Rock Commisslouer, 1 300 Am Kan a De the colleges and universitivs in the I ounte’ enanoniee AG |, 19 Aww ier rae And stocks in better demand. Northern “to you.” Ren OF tant ob jain Scourhiles led, the market again Co Mot One tor Gutherte, get almost any kind of a & vision from nts, to B28; Ji March 6 point privaty car of General Superintendent | Pind Jt $00 Bait! & Odio Lancaster Bacap wo BALD Hap. fran Fir ‘The grain markets were steady to-day, bim that they might at ouve comme W. A. Garrett, of the Philadelphia and iiticiing Aisputed possession and enjoyn' of} year anittneotines a res tenia thew brice, a rcetetnnentios fant ‘Quotations for the active stocks were will be requi: to pay ln advance Nat) aad pi . ri ; o ie eliet,"” - Another Appeal Ready, Der cent oft Rirentat fen m) Sat thie, of Alex United Staten Realty Reading Official, with Ane} nothit yutet wily tiy® Belleb” come | | i i Toy Nat KR, of Mex pt United States Realty pf % mented Dir. MuNGr OF wotaenteta’ f Whe decision dues not mean that the ————— NN. Centra Seaboard haves weer other of the Road and|aputamhce’on the stand Mr. Guiniic 5 "1 ; t d 0 anion x appearance on the stand Mr. Guthrie f ‘ case will end, as an appeal will be ake | The Co Market. Apne ey eer tol Hamers Rock islend Two Train Hands, Victims called the ame of a. is Lancaster, ot CM t once to the United States Supreme) The lo: stor wt to | Xe Am, Sine Y. Alrorike ni D No, 14 Liberty street, who made the at~ Pe eat veaninavie’ 4k WAM) TSE eke |Picoig With Bhi mone eel Ao varices: susan.” ¥. Centra! cvpieys B in Accident No. 114 Liverty street, who made the at Pure and Sweetare the Skin, Scalpy = g Anigios iB iz. with prives one to seven pointe! “id am Sugar | as b, fo the United States Steel Corporation, and Hair of Infants Purified re pected by the lawyers that Judge La-) higher, The first wave of buy ng car. too Am fel © Western Mr, bbancaster teatified, garly in the and tified by combe would reverse the State Court) ried August up two points, to 8.60; se 100 Am, Woolden 4 at present proceedings, an was the Boa t ust up two pol ° op= | bee nae, eaetn te Count, 24 f sked him'by Mr. Lamb which f Of Appeals, but they were anxious to aber Up & points, eke ae ine Malt (Special to The Evening World.) yeaL One ee fg, ib yr er. arnt when W Ath, T&R Ppt wan Glee? make, COATESVILLE Aug. %—The]of the Steel sult and the parties be- thelr appeal | Shorts, Liverpool comminsion houses 00 Ukiy Untos without shown) » LA commins'o Ouse x i a hg gt lrmn a owns much change | Ace, Daniel B. Fayerweather, who made! and local bullx supported the market AW Puttin Peelers’ Gar Showers through Western States invited Reading Rallway, Jumped te track at], Mr. Lancaster was not avked a qu aa enipne in’ leather, (died Novi Ik which echibited roms ae MATKeCs | D Ry ated Sri conalderable early buying of corn, Whiley noon to-d Wil Hon, Mr, Guthrie suddenly determining a remorkable strength, a the poor arading of wheat gave su ay on thi Imington and} to postpone the examination of the wit- ‘ 1890, leaving his fortune to be divided| After the call prices eased several atieeerttry 0 to'that marker for a tine. Kventualy, Northern branch of the Reading in a} ness until ‘Thure next ac 11 o'clock, papel § ava of leading einonsional| points onder promt king | powbre Weakness in pale and cut south of Mortonville, and plunging net which day an adjournment was ene! annul as le! . A Were y. + vhere complete id ee alte ee ete] AUHUAL, SH fo AGM, Bepiember, 33 Tae Gk Wee, A under modera Clsewhere against rocks, wax completely wrecked. | “Mr Herber Limberger, of Hoadley, > Hi a 2, > abe: ? WW) Obie, GW. be Ly vs 3 i sah . a ble stent ba bets Rito ke November, Bit New York's were: All of the occupants( Including Mr, Gar-|Lauterbaok & Johngon, who represents @t once commenced by her pid; December, 20 ¢ ry, Bld! ghMa Ghie, Mil & Bt. BP. September wheat, 76 3-8; December, rett and Mr, Turk, were removed to the]. Content & Co. announced that he ILLIONS usn Ovricuns Soar, aie In duly 1897 w decision was handod| {9,41 sh, | it 73 5-8; May. 76 14 tember corn Mould Hot allow nis elisnt to teatity JurrouLe " down by the Bi C $10'to 891; A SG 24; Deember, 49 bid; Maye Be dee big, MOMonville Hotel, where they were/until the Court had passed upon his rex slated by Currcuns Ointaene, for my ihe hats Gave, of a ale 8) ” jag Chiloag 8 0 nin 4 : eared for, tusal lo nawer certain questions. n preserving, purifying, and beautify: adm! y vate and short- tem wheat, 72 3-8 to Its John Bradford, the engineer, and ne © questions pertained to] dog the skiu, for cleausing the scalp, and p Reha 5 : ~ me ' * the Identity of thi owne: Mey < Ay thareatier he estate with the exer SHIPPING NEWS, pk A Fh it to, 08 18) May, TY to 017-8: Bep> George Rockcuatle, the Areman, both of |’) aharea. ot Neither Preis Saesek | #80 stopping of failing lunir, for sof biyiis wae) .GiViK ALMANAC FOR TODA WTR Com Proganta $i WB Se4 to 4b: May, 40 3-4 to 40 5-8, * Reading, were brought here in an ambu-| Which were purchased by Mr. Wedd whitening, aud soothing red, rough, y , Between the designated collagce and wnl-| gun ries. 6 a0:Ht na gt Munn rloe 1290 Corn Protueta, pt TM Now York's cloakig prices were: lance. ‘helr tnjuries are sorlous, A (G10) and Heed tp th | gore hands, for baby raslies, tichings, and vergitles, numbering about twenty Tae Ti fiw (neat Sepiember: hL? iMredi De special train took phyalclans 19 the eoene| would divuige the name of the former | Changs: and for all pariues of the tallety Taken Into Other Court AM i} Corns ptember, 661-4; December, 483-3 Of the aceldent owner, bath, and nursory, Mullions of Women ) Bandy Mogi oc inseee dh ie, Offpred: May, 445-8 Supt. dames i ‘Turk ts in charge of |, fh appears now that the stock former. | use CoTiouna Sos in bathe for annoying ‘An appeal wan taken to the Wedoral | {vernon tales 4 Gi Chicaga's Slowing prices were: Wieat the ding end Columbia Division, | Belonged tok: F. Slayback. of Fearl | drritatious and inflammations, for too free a? Cours of New York. An injunction Soy @eytenoge, HSA mere: Mecenver, which inchides the Wikningtan ‘and |S, 6y'made the tact known Ih w letter to | OF olfendve peritration, in washes foe” | i 7 . a hd ql May, 693-8. prember, Northern Road. The iine extends (om ; is } hd Fe ieatentac Ae oer ty DAME OF XBW X02 G0) Conse ; WSN i to is i-t buny, 397.8 ow. Meee matantestiro: votien Se Iho puloe are ie oe Auvat entisptio puny oh vi edly ily a . ARIUVED. Bono vt : ; A yi nee Ol ye are y UEpOses Ww Eee but the Circuit Court of 44) Continental “tod. pt 140A Vaton Paeit mig, condion of curves for almost its entl G 200 Del, Lac 1. Uuion Par ’ » for almost its entire Suggest themselves to women, FY eo futon Pa oe i ; Puiion ws comp oted Phi brougn, | Suttat " 183 i 3 TAS) LAS Ea aS HN 1H ruta | NTERBOROUGH INOREASES: | Complete Treatmont " ty ; 1 i" Ey oat her iM ! Bie. | tivesber £20 Den, & Wo G. pe Pri OU. B kenthor phy STS ORT AT $25 IN GOLD TO fa iy ce afisrmpon ation 10 Rapid Transtt Company's Capltal moc SOAP (2c. bo clonneo the aXt of Mi ii RU 1000 Detralt Soup. 228 | 16000 U. & Bent fle He Aly other he nor Mr. Turk were seriously Orusts aud seales anil’ sofivn the shicke Bellasia , ye Rio dares 3 PTL steel at wy Mh bar EVENING WORLD READER feared. Mr, Garrett ustained a bruised Now (15,000,000 Cuticle, CUTIOURS OlXimert (00), to Ins setae janvlry LGM Vieg ar Chen, OT G6 66% i" ad and hie right ear was cut. tantly allay itehing aud todammation, aud OUTGOING “STEAMBHIPS, 4000 Wabann 4 aa eeimeean Stockholders of the Interborough | soothe ant hea sail CULCUMA ResOLeRae naianel HAILED TO-DAY, th i‘ in woldtol suAW RETURNS, Rapid Tranalt Company met torday at | #ibbs (d0.),t0 cov! and cleaioe te bloods romping Wile keaurance, Colon. 155, ly | Phe Kvening World reader who] WASHINGTON, A we the oMfice of August Belmont & Co,, No] Ouriouna Resonvawr Pita (Chocolate Pairicly Mambure whi 3 | coteste the Orat three iN, Aus: ht Bow, ti oKdorless, “eoonome 1 CtAry ley Nawsau atroe a we 9 I t nae taf Shaw has returned 10 Washington. |e ‘enisibS ihe: (ehi) Be nia oe a ivi id pee Toward d 900,000 Futurity . sis Vermont’ homme ek wil INCOMING ET RAMBHIPS. ( i. , net Cis *) sorew-eep