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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
corPr CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.

supfeme Court-General TeTm.-Recess continued .,
Snn,eu,e Court-Chambers- Barrett, D.. SVuuV
opens at 10 80 a Motion calendar NOS 10 ~ HI
elusive called at IL a. NJ r., .a,.,u,.d ~
Thursday September H. 1852. - r, ,s,o,r,oa ,,r
Supreme Court-Special Term-Part Il-Ad1ourned lof
the term. TIT ond w
snrrogste's Court-Before Ransom, S-Pro6ate OF me
,,,iIs ~, Marie Klein w J. Enrich. w III Blair, az 10
a. M d. A. McTar'sh Herman Fisher q, ~ ~ 80 q s
Superior Court-Special Term-Before Sedgwek & j.
Court opens AZ 10 o'clock. Motions, 49,. ,
Sunerior Couri-Tnuity Term Adjourned Tor me term
Superior Court-Tflal Tem-Parts L, III ana lll-Ao
Cannon PIeas~Gencral Term-Adourned for the term
Common PleaS-Special Term-Before Allen J.-Court
opens IL q. Motions .s,....oa
Common Pleas-Tral Term-Psrts and 1I-Adlourned
City Court-specla Term-Before Nehrbas. J-Court
opens al 10 a. m Motions. 49,, ,,.,
City Csurt~Trlal Term-Parts l. II and 1I1-Adourned
for the term. =. , ~, .s,.,unos 60
General Sessions-Parts I, II and Il-Adlourned for
he erm
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NOT an REFRESHMENTS SoN-IN-LAW.
Mr. WILSON, OF CHICAGO, SURPRISES A LOT
OF NEWSPAPER MEN

Mr.. WILSON OF CHICAGO, SURPRISES A LOT
OF NEWSPAPER MEN.
There was considerable excitement at the pier OF
the French steamship line yesterday the ex-
peced arrival OF NJ. Daniel Wilson, son-il law of
President Grevy of France, and his wife. News
paper men especially were anxious 70 see one who
had played such prominent part In recent French
history. At first he We difficult to find, and a
number Of men were approached in the vain hope
Of receiving an affirmative to the question :
"Are you Mr.. wilsOn?7 With the aid Of the stew
ard however, the search of the newspaper men wa.
soon ended and a TALL ineookng dressed In
q neatly fitting suit of gray pointed out as Mr..
Wilson All doubt dispelled. also when he
acknowledged his identity at once in good humcred
way. Tho reporters felt still happier when in as
tonishingly perfect English he said that he was
always friendly TO the press and would be glad to
see them as he had attended TO his baggage.
During the intervening minutes Mr.. Wilson re.
ceived many words Of praise. One reporter in par
ticular declared that man of his reputation and
afabity was worth al least column" I'm the paper
which he represented. After this speech he was
unanimously chosen spokesman. Mr. Wilson returned
a promised accompanied by his smiling and blush
ing wife, and was accosted at once by the spokes-
man.
81 should like TO know in the first place. Mr. wn.
son." he said, "what has brought you 10 this
country"
Mr. Wilson looked at him a moment askance. His
brow darkened his eyes lighted up as though some
thing was becoming clear to him. At last breaking
out into a laugh, he answered:
"My dear sir, l believe you are after the wrore
man, since have been citizen of Chicago for forty
SIX years am NJ. II. Wilson, of the Prairie CITY,
The result OF this statement need not be desc ribed
The spokesman, accompanied by bis colleagues re-
treated rapidly. and learned that a mistake in
me initials on the other side Of the had caused
the blunder. Daniel Wilson is still in Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

COLLECTOR ERHlRDT RETURNS TO HIS DESK
Collector Erhsrit back at his Office In the
Custom House yesterday although he said two days
Of his vacation were sdl unexpired. The Collct tor
was Drowned by his TRIP and said he had fine time but
not having fshed any he had no fish story 10 relate
He saw tho President for brief moment
reception in Bar IarbOr.
There funny thing happened 70 me-" said
the Collector at was at ball at Bar Harbor.
The dancers whirling and the revelry was at
its height when friend logged out in his dress suit
came ND and shook hands with me and said
allow glad you must be 10 get away from all
yf6ce- seekc 81
Eyes ! said. i am
None OF them has reached you hereF he asked
"'Not one. / said.
".well. here Is a letter I've got recommending me
or a place'-and there In the ball room he pulled
the letter OF his dress-cOat pocket and gave 1t
j caught totally unprepaIed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

Liverpool, Aug; 10, p m;-Cotton-The sales Of the
day elnded > 500 bales American.
Futures closed steady No thr advance. American
Midlng low mlddling CLAUSE August delivery - ga
sellers. August AMI September delivery. 3lGid buy
cr, september and october delivery, GAB4i sellers
October and November dc'e!} i0y4d value N3Iemt 81
January delivery, '4&0id sellers January and Feb
delivery, 542G4d sellers September delivery. Sl-6id
Galveston. Aug l0.-Cotion nrm middllng. III low
mlddling. l0A good ordinary On net ant gross ie.
clpis lfi All new crop exports eoas'wise 1871 sales
n stock, $40.
Norfolk Aug lo.-Cotton Arm middling. IL net and
gross receipts, none sales. 2; stock III.
Savannah. Aug. 1Q.-Cotton lrn middlipg, 107s low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
BANKING AND FIN1NCIAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
HARVEY FISK & SONS,
Bankers. rs Nassau-st. New-York
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Fresh evidence given yesterday Of the strong
holding Of petroleum certificates even at the basis
which Is usually regarded as high The market was
confronted with bearish field news which IN old times
would have caused panic and yet It fell only little
over ! cent and ended with the loss fully recovered
Three new wells I'm the Pennsylvania regions have
within lew days furnished promise Of au increase in
production. One well at Jefferson Centre. in Clarion
county is reported 10 be sustaining an output Of 80
barrels an hour. and although It Is surrounded by dry
holes, The eccentric character OF previous clarion
County developments IS no assurance that other
gushcrs7 are not to be struck in this vicinity. Al
IayorNtown and Cannonsourg IN " ashins'on Couny'
se Of an extension of fertile territory All This news,
coupled with rumOrS OF big strike' in west NIr-
gina (which cannot be VERIFIED accomplished nothing
more than an opening crude oil at - IS cents,
loss OF jo cent from saturday night. anu further de
cline 10 ~ Is cents a year two ago The ncws
would probably have prrcipitaled a pancly drop of
or 10 cents At the present time there Is such a
hunger for territory that gives any nope
OF fertility that discoveries arc not calculated 20
affect the confidence Of holders of PENNSYLVANIA oil
until they reach unexpected proportion. Gushels
In l5e0 welcome they were unwccOmc III
1ss6. The radical changes in the petroleum Industry
explain why this IS
down from % 80 90 the StOck EAchangeJ 10
95 Is 05 cents at the stock EXCHANGE there was liz
tie activity and holders showed no nervousness Wben
the Stock Exchange turned buyer In the afternoon the
option SPECULATION was quickly rkndled and prices
rose 10 II at both boards At the Consolidated theTe
reaction of = cent al the close AT the STOCK
Exchange the las. price within Is cent OF the
There be significance IN Inc close
respOnd:nce Yesterday between immediate delivery and
september delivery OIL 1t seems 10 IL that IN spite
OF carrying charges goods that be- possessed prac
icay the spot ought 10 have more value Than con
tracts which leave the chances Of the future in the
hands of the seller. SO long as the supply OF oil
steadily dwindles, the believer in future advance IS
safer with che article at hand Immediately com
mandah!e, II a new source Of uncertainty Is miro
duccd by the opening of new supplies whose extent
Is prlematIcal, perhaps then the burden ot carrying
chargcs should make Itself felt I'm difference OF price
being options for month beyond and immediate de-
livery The certificate market closed yesterday IuIly
steady.
The range Of prices and tho total dealings we're as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
e range of prices and tho total dealings were as

Includes sales ~ 600 barrels tomorrow at 0Si2d
eAis 0g9a,. and 1000 barrels cash at - cents
Refined oil was unchanged at 100 cents per gallon
In NewYork and Philadelphia, and 7.15 cents In Bait
oil City, Penn Aug 19-Nniional Transit ceruhcates
open,d 99r higuet. 99'i lowe oS4 closed. 09's sai
l79C COO blls clcarancer $4,000 bt; charters 81, III
bhls shipmests 94.032 hbls runs 6G.997 bbls.
Plttsburg, Penn. Aug. l9-PetrOleum dull but hrn ;
National Transit certificates opened at 9osc closed at
99l2 highest 99a, lowest. JSi4.
Braifod Penn. Aug i9.-Nafiona Transit certificates
opened % closed at 90 highest 09's lowest 9Sh
ciearances, 322, 600.
Tltusvlle Penn. Aug Educational Transit certificates
opened 9S's highest, 99's lowest 9se closed, 99ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
Railroads..

~ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH OCEAN
GROVE AND AshQHY PARK, OCEAN BEACH.
SPRING LAKE AND POINT pleasant
Time table in effect july !. 1883 Trains leave New
York Cortland and Dsbos..s sts 30 30 80
a. m IL noon 80. 10 tcNbrs 40 tsNprc-s except
Red BANK 20 leHRcsy 80, 200 p. H. suniayS
From loot Of Il5efty!st 90 g Is o:3O 1l.15a m.
30 = 80, 80 express :0O 30 (cNpic,.J 30
(pNprcss 10 D.. N. sundays 200 q. m 90 d m
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and AsbuIy
Park.
RUFUS BLODGETT. J. Il. WOOD,
Superintendent. Genl Pass. Agent Penn. r. T.
H. p BALDWIN, Conf Pass Agent. G. r. T.. OF \. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
DIR. LOOMS rs DONE WITH THE ELryrB

DIS. LOOMS and Byron, who have been expert
mentng with the Brown Sequam elixir al the LOOMS
laboratory, in East Twenty-sxtrst., have announced
mat they VIII make no trials with the fluid
Dr. LOOMS will write article for one of the mel
raj Journals giving the result OF his observations and
investigation. Judged from the statements OF the
doctor at various times during his experiments II Is
not difficult 10 guess the conclusions which he has
reached. He had little confidence In the elixir IN
begin with, and his experiments failed TO give him
faith II Is uncertain when DIR. LoOmiss article will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
srrK1yo A DIVORCE AT NINETEEN YEARS.

Henry C. Botty a lawyer of No 2l5 broad"aS "
applied yesterday before Justice Alien IN ,he u"ulI
Of Common Pleas, for the appointment OF "llia'"
Eylcrs as guardian OF Kate Mexiner' age nno''0''
the wife of Charles Paul. On July IL 1893 sue
u.as married 10 Paul by the Rev. Francis -
schneider She alleges that her husband mas Dcei
untrue TO her and She asks for the appointment CO.. ~
a guardian for the purpose oil beginning sun Ava
divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. 19-Cotton Arm; md1ing. 11'se.
Flour quet Wheat-Souther1. firm Fulz eOo57c long.
berry s0S7c; southern. s3a s3i2cj steamer soc
Wes.ern quiet rather easier No Winter Red spot
r3do34c December oljiaoJc. Corn-SOutbeFn duil, az
rivals poor quality; white, 44d46c; yellow. 42a44c /;
Western easy; mixed spot 422ai2'c; Angus, 422a
12,,c: September 42aG42Sic; October A30t3Ac: Oats
Western white old 3ld32c new 29e soc DO miXel
old. 2S0e9c; new. 26a27c graded No. whlte. 90
live nominal prime 5Od52c Hay hrmer prime scarce
prime timothy, new sl3a$l4 old SlGaSl7 Pf0yislons
QUIET unchanged Butter firm for choice VEN
packed l0al2c; creamery fancy, l7alsc Eggs nm !
Western fresh 15QlGc. Petroleum quiet. Gomez urn
and quiet Rio cargoes fair Isle. sugar nimer A. s1
eise Copper quiet; refined, lO2Gl04c. "hahey DOHl'
mai III 10 Ffeights-To Liverpool. per steamer, gam
per blshe 3l2d Cork for orders Is 81 ReceptofIg u
500. shlpments-Flour, 1000; wheat $4,000; c'rh
81 600. Sales-Mheat, %, 200; corn, 1000
Buffalo, Aug. l9.--Whest-Spnng dull sales cnts
No l Hard crop at S1cG$l; 1000 bushels al $500
al sSc No spring 90c asked Winter scarce and Gm
| car No. . Red SIC cars OLD do In store at yOc
ears No Red extra At 79as0i2c cars No Ied
at 75c; . 600 bushels No: White California at 'Zei
1900 bushels %sY NO At 4cac 900 bushels 10, at
old at 29s, a3Oc in store new No White at 2stc on
track; old No ? White 2Gc asked in store Rye quiet
and unchanged. Recelps-Flour 90 600 wheat 525 OOY
corn, 4Ss 0eO; oats Isl 0eo: shipments BY canal
Wheat $50 600 corn 1sl, 900; matt, 10000 by rail
Wheat $1,000 900 S oats 20 oG9 scb.noei Corn
quiet; steamer yellow, Soc oats quiet shorts pro-,
visions and butter unchanged Cheese irTner; legs
steady Recepts-Flour 5000 bbs 5000 sacks; corn,
60 900 bushels; oats 70 COO shorts, 10 tons.
Chicago, Aug. 19.-The leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
SWEEPING Up MP GRIPS pOoN,s

At the office of Alfred Carr q Co.. at No 36 PINE
st., sign was visible OF the early return TO New
York City of the bucketshop proprietor, who IS now
IN Orange. n. j., denying the stories recently cir
culated derogatory TO his character An elderly
sweeping piles Of paper. broken glass and
other debris into heap for removal. and she declared
that she had Mr. Carr, and that he would be al
his office to-day. She volunteered the information
that she didn't propose TO put any furniture into the
vacant, desoate rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY 90 IsserEN PAGES.

midng 1Os good ordinary. 81 ana gross receipts
iO9 all crop; sales % stock. l,03l
New.OTeans, Aug. l9.COtOn firm; mi tdlin1, II low
mddlng O good ordinary, 80 net and gross receipts
497 including II new crop; sales go stock, 2,0ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
4 FLuRRY on THE COTTON ExcHAYGE

A FURRY on THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
There was a revival Of activity on the Cotton TX
shange yesterday. the total amount of business being
10000 bales. The early months showed rise OF from
ten 10 twelve points The strength was due TO rise
squsl 10 six points In Liverpool
". ". WcDder, Of No. 4G Cotton Exchange, an
nounced IN the afternoon his inability TO meet his
liabilities. being caught In the RISE His failure is for
. small amount. and created no effect on the Ex-
change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana Aug i0.-Spansh gold, oSol, e9i0. FIX.
change weak; United States 90 days gold. o.. al0
pIcmium do shorts ght gold. 1o'' premium on London
6iL premium; Paris 6sd7 premium Sugar quiet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. U. 5. Mail Steamships
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
IS. CITY OF ROM Wei Aug .;c a. sept IS oct Ia
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier Al. North River. loot Of Leroyst
Crcassia Aug. "a, y. AnchOria sept. 7. D. m
Ethiopia, Aug 81, a NJ, Furnessia sept. "A. a.
Rates OF passage u
GLASGOW LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL;
Cabin. $50 and SEQ Second class; 800 Storage. 500
Travellers Circular OF Credit and Drafts Tor
amount Issued az lowest current rates.
HEN DERSON BROTHERS. : BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

Charleston, Aug. 1o.-Turpentne firm at 4lhc; Rosln
steady good strained 77lec
savannah, Aug. i9.-ruFpentlpe firm at 4ibc bid
Rosln steady az 7lsds79 c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
miscellaneous.

n ISKS-I have the complete line Of desks IN the
~ city: rotops ranging from SD 30 up workman:
ship and finish 2uoput,'d nisl-ca~s No 'econi.h9nd
goods in my establishment. RICHARD :. hINbMAN,
Manufacturer, 2G4 Ganal-st, y. y
18TH GRAND ANNUAL PLATTDEUTSCHE
I'D VOLKsFFsr from SUNDAY le.h. 70 Meinrsial,
DIST Angus inst ia. Scuuctycn Park. Union HIl,
x " Admission 25c. children free.
ERNST KUiILMANN, Secy. JOHN RIEFE, Pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
rt,popr,N FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Aug 10. 4 D. m-Consols, 9Sis for money and
"a 3 rs for the Atlantic and Great Western hFst
gag. 81: Erie 2sia do second consols lo6't Mexican
ordinary 57It Paul Common. 13I pennsylvania,
5iit Reading. 221i Mexican Central, new per cent
bonds. 69'g . % 49,,
81 confines for the and exchange on London
40 - francs o. centlmcs for checks
" ilrrJln Aug. lathe statement OF the Imperial Bank
~ Germany shows decrease specie OF G40O 900 nufks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
MuslraI Instruments.
REMOVAL
WIN. hNABE Il co.
have removed to their new warerooma
las FIFTH AVENUE,

number Of slightly used grand. upright and square
pianos OF our make which were specially selected and used
by the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past season will DO sold at liberal re-
duetIep from regular prices,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
WHITE STAR LINE.
w EOR NIrEENSTOWN AM IINERpOOI.

" FOR QUEENsTowN AND LIyERsPPQ201,L, iirps
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
,Teutonic Aug q. y. N. leuone sept 10 nom m
SeT% 1saS ASs q B sr@5nc e If
'Adriatic seES H. a. m Adria.c OCT = ~ d."
From White star Dock. foot OF West lOtl-sS ga
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon Eees.
and upward Second cabin, S36 and upward ae eSioa
favorable terms Storage $50 Company's omee' wv
al Broadway. New-Y0rk 1900. .s,,.1 .,.o,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

. ENTERTAINMENTS FOR THE NEW f0th s1
"A Tribune WILL BE Received At AT rSll,y.
hrstst. until p m $50 Broadway e7;weena 90 Wsss
second 9na twenty corners tsq Tish,hsw i55
ia Fdrth ave- corner Fourteenths. 700 Thrs sN,s
srts fOs rssys 100 IVES F0 IsSr;sst and
The HARLEM OFFICE, 1870 East One hunar ssss -
~ euty afh- st.. up 4 y. 81 regular once sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

CTATr LINE between New-York Glasgow
- and Belfast srne with through tickets at reduced
r,tes 10 Liverpool. London. Dublin, &C. -. . -
ttar. 1T y Of NEBRASKA Thursday, Angus, 90, D. m
STaIF OF INDIANA. THURSDAY August 80 2 a, "a
hn passage as $50 according n location OF sts's
room Excursion uckets. sos 70 $50 Steerage c.e'S
and from all OF Europe a. lowest rates FROM pief
foot OF Canal-st. North River.
For IRE ght and passage apply 20 -, ,, ~ W
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO.. Cen. Agents, o5 BY, NJ Il
SteeraQe Office, ii Broadway, New.Yok.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
Business Chances.

EXCEPTIONiL BUSINESS CHANCE
IL Dry Gfad. Boots and Shoes Clothing AMI Groceries
Will Invoice about $4,000 in good country town, IL SOUTH
en Michigan rOnm best )catOn best cash business
IN the country cause FOR selling sickness terms CASH
chance Tor a man Of leisure. Adde'S H. SAVAGE &
FARNUM. Detroit. VI ich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

n sUORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE-aEN
Steamers sa rem p,sS fe sT "a a, 81 HOo0Ash
saale We'd Aus. o. Fgid@ sat- Aug 81 90 m m.
TIT vi .nc - 80 am. Flbe sat Sept = 3 pm
F,r.t cabin avs aud upward berth. ACCORDING " -,
Ssrcnd Cabin, $50 adult Steerage a. low
es. r,,es oELRIoHs CO.. No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20
PED STAR LINE.

p1r ~ sHpIicE hsveen New YORK South
ampton Uondonl aud Hamburg, by ne new s"'N w.
steamers OF 10000 tons and IL 300 horsf p9"S M Sena
AueuSta Victoria > Aug. - OiHnlua %
REGULAR SERVICE TO Plymouth u1ndonl; ""
bourg (Parisl and Hamburg also direct 20 Hambufs o.
Bohenla . D. m Aug. 90 Rhaetia "a .. NJ. Aug ID
Firs, cabin $50 and upward; Storage AZ low s1seT
steamers leave from Hamburg docks Hoooken' on N a.
1enerai once ~ n' me- o. b. RICHARD co.
way ,O;CSST1trrTTSI ~ Mr. OF Rroadway. ". Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

Union Paclhc-.....---.
w - l. & T. pf..-..-
Western Union. ..---
Wheel & l. T. pr 49,.
TOTAL shares sold. .
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LINE.


~ JACKSONVGLIE AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From Pier 20 T.. II. (foot RoOseyelt-st) az p. m.
CHEROKEE Charleston and Jacksonville Tues. Aug. 20
SEMINOLE. Charleston and Jacksonville FIJI, Aug %.
IROOUOIS Charleston and Jacksonville Tues, o.
All steamers have frstcass accommodations,
surance under open policy effected
cent WM T. ClhDF. ~ zen. Age.tS
T. G. FGER. G.. T.. A. c. 5. +. & L. Line. 3l9 Bw'y.N,Y
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-29
STREET COMMITTEE.
Proceeding. OF the Meeting Last

Proceedings OF the Meeting Last Light.
The Committee on Streets met last
night at 1870 o'clock in the City En-
gineers office. The rules were suspend
ed for the purpose OF hearing from a
number of citizens from Jackson ward
in regard TO the improvement of Leigh
street, commencing halfway between
Munford and Gillian, extending
up to Hancock Some of the
residents along the street from that point
did not want the street paved, as they
thought the present walk sufficient.
Others wished the improvement TO be
done The committee decided to pave
the street
Mr. Belvin moved that the money APP
prOpriated for streets tS05, 900 be equally
divided among the SIX ward.
Mr. CapeIs moved that the dividing OF
the morning be postponed until the gem
lleman from Jefferson ward could be
present.
Mr. Belyin opposed the motion Of Mr.
Capers, saying this appropriation should
he divided now. The committee was
reminded of the fact that Jefferson
ward had received about 100000 more
than any of the other wards. Mr.. Bel
yin then withdrew his motion TO divide
the appropriation equally as il stood,
and moved that the 81 POO which had
been appropriated in that ward for the
paving of Twentieth street, and the
other appropriation for that ward he de-
Quoted from the amount falling TO this
ward after the division is made.
Adopted-Ayes, IL; noes, 1.
Bids were opened for furnishing the
city teams with feed. The contract was
awarded 10 e. L. Todd Il Co, except the
straw, which was awarded to Savage X
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-29
Competition Lehed-Imitation DIS.
fan,aI

~.nce its opening The Boston" one
Price Clothing House has been. famou.
for the agreeable surprises it has given
the public. No day has passed without
its novelties and attractions The first
appearance Of Little Lord Fauntleroy
was the most noted event since the
grand opening and attracted universal
attention.
But all previous displays were sur
passed yesterday, when the public gaze
witnessed the beautiful and tasteful dis
play in the west window
Here in garden of living green, sur
rounded by all the fresh flowers that
bloom in the spring-ihe little Lord and
Lady Fauntleroy are entertaining their
juvenile friends at the first picnic Of the
season. But ii was not alone the varied
display OF pansies, yiolets, and other
fragrant blossoms that attracted and
held the popular eye.
The OdOrOus fragrance which leaped
its prison bars and passed through the
windows, and the lovely rainbow colors,
were not all The host and hostess and
every guest were clad in faultless style
SUNS too beautiful for brief description,
made of the best material and perfect in
Ut and style. This was to the practical
parents and friends of the little ones a
sight equally as cheering as the poetical
picture.
The Boston did not offer this MS a
simple side show Every suit can be
duplicated, as they claim to be the lead
ing house in this branch of the clothing
business.
While special attention al this season
is being paid TO the childfen's depart
menl ii must be borne in mind that their
lines are full and elegant in every branch
of the clothing trade. and their prices
guaranteed to be satisfactory to every
purchaser