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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

NAIINUAf, July 20 NV
SALEs-FiRsT B0ARD.-l,0O0 Virginia new 3s ~
o.. 81 800 Richmond city 80 due July. Is9D at
lCOA, 800 30. due lsq3l al l02, 500 do. due 1890
AZ lOlI; 10 shares Atlanta aud Charlotte at So
% DO. at ~.
BEFORE BOARD.-9.0OO Richmond. Frcdericks-
burg and Potomac tdiy. oblig'tn) at H.
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Failed.
lBy telegraph 70 tho Dispatch.

tBy telegraph to tho Dispstch.i
NEW YORK, July 7.-The failure 81 c. b.
Taintor was announced on the Cotton Ex-
change this morning.
His liabilities are small and the failure is
unimnOrfant.
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Persons with weak digestion should try
this splendid tonic. At Wholesale by
JULIEN BsFoaD.
1907 Nam street.
Ask your druggist for it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
speclnI Notice.

Now / have the finest lot Of virginia
Hams have seen for years. Price reason
able. JULIEN BNfDRD,
1902 east Main street.
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NEw YORK COTTON FurURE<

NRw YORK. July s7.--Cotion-Net receipts,
none: gross, l2l bales Futures closed duli
but steady; sales. 1850 balos; Jolly. tloosa
sos; August. Si0.59Atl060; september. SO lna
fl0H; October. So @ata9i: November, tSSs
$3.50: December fgssgas9; January. fJy3s
iggt: February, fl0stl002; March. tl1Vla
slG0s; April, f0i4stl0l5; May. Sl0y3afi0s5;
juno $40. 2gasiOSl.
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Baseball Yesterday.
ny telegraph % the DispHtch.l


Bal,imores. 00O11O O2-4
81. Louis.............O00 10000 02- 2
Ba~e-lit.- Bditmorcs, 4; St. Louis. ..
Errors Baltuuorcs. 2; -. Louis, 6. Bat
tclics- Foreman and Quinn; Chamberlain
,,rI I,, ls
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALrIHORs. July 2.-Balimore and Quo stock,
s9A; Northern Central DO. 10 bid; Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore lists. 9gA do 2ds,
5Ch asked: do. Dds. ~ ssked consolidated gas
bonds, ll2 sall3: do. stock, As ta46s.
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a $4,000 Loss.

10y ITIVbIaF 70 FHV D1'F"7'"'I
INDIANAPOLIS, July 27.-During the heavy
rain-storm last night the fertilizer-factory
of T.. Rauh Il Sons was burned. The loss
is estimated at $50 900 and the insurance at
Sl9, 800. The loss on the stock WAS $50 ,OOO.
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Honds Accepted.
by telegraph to the DisI

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, July p. -TO-day's bond
offerings aggregated 100000. of which
$4,000 was accepted at l2s for per cents
and 1861 for as.
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Heavy storm.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch. |

CHICAGO, July 27.-One Of the heaviest
rainfalls ever known in this section of the
country did thousands of dollars damage
in this city tonight.
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POstpOned.
TObIpOHtUs
ny fnlayrnnh 10 thn Dlanatch. 1

IBy telegraph 70 Tie UBpAlch,I
NEW YORK. July 27.-The rain to-day
postponed the Monmouth-Park races and
all other out-Of-door sports hereabouts.
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Owing of uydrophobIa.

IHJ y 'll' I7t7fFF-IsI
Knoxville, Tenn. July T.-Proiessor J. r.
Howell, the welLknown educator OF Ruteage,
Tenn. is dying Of hydrophobia. lie was bit
thirteen years ago by = black-and-tan terrier
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COrrOS REPORT
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

Nkw Y0sk. July N.-Cotton quiet; saies 40
bales; last evening. III bales: niddilng upiands,
IL s-i6c.: pldtling Orleans, II aioc. net re-
eeipls. II bales; ezports~~ko Breal Britain, 81
pssss; s.ocx. isS sls pAle& southern hour dull
and steady Whsas nrmez and more sctve.
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Total sampling, i.Oss hogsheadA
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The funeral OF Mr.. LEOPOLD ROSE will take
place from his residence. 5l2 vest 0rscs street.
TO-DAY at 10 A. N. All friends respectfully IN
yitel 20 attend.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. July "a. lsSa
OFFEeSGs.
WHEAT. go bushels
CORN-2.9l6 bushels
OArs.-l 02g bushels.
RYG.-9) bushels
SAILS RspOgrxD TO sxcRsrAar.
WHEAr.-Longberry $50 bushels very good ~
s9r sh0rtberry. 8g4 bushels prime on private
terms; 100 bushels very good AZ t9c. 50 bushels
very good at S2'. IS bushels good at Sc. %
bushels fair al Soc. % bushels common al ooc.
Total sa!es Of wheat. ,z22 bushels
FLOUR.
We quote: Fias. slS0stl'j. supsr1ns. s17sa
g.9o; extra l5OAsl75. family, slssk3l pAtoai
t1miiY. country. tLi5ssAso
COTTON kEPokE
Market frm-
QUOTATIONS.
MIDDLisg. i0He.
Low AIDDLfsa. iohc.
eooDORstsAsr. Ssc
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On Her Sea Trial.

ny telegraph % the Dispstch.I
NEW YORK, July 27.-The new naval cruiser
Yorktown started to-day on her four days sea
trial.
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LIVERPOOL. July V.--A0on.-Coffon nrm Win
fair demand American middling, 81. .
sales 500 bales. speculation AMI export 100
bales; receipts. 700 bales; American. Loo
hnlos Futures firm July and August. AL,
also i-t4d. August aud eopiember. 3-bif,
alsO6 4-6f1 Septembe ami October. 5 fS-cfd I:
October aud November. 3'-6id November and
December, 34-6ld; December and January.
53bG4I. January and February. 1904. sep
tom ber, 2-5ld.. also 4-Gid.
/ T. M-Amorican middling. 6.d.: sales
to-day Included 800 bales American; July,
q 5-s4d.. lnTers; July and August. 5-6ti., buy
ers: August and september. rid, seller sep
,.mber ami OctOuer. . iir6id., buyers; DC
tOber and November. 3b-64d.. tnyers, NO'om-
Tor and DscemDor. . 3i-Gii.. buyers; Decem-
Der aud January. 3t-6td sellers; January
and FeDruary, 3 $3.50 sellers; september,
6 sid, sellers. Futures closed nrrn the spin
ners have decided 10 adopt short time Tor q fort
Il ght from next Monday
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FORElGN NOTEs.
A True Bill Returned Against Mrs.
Florence Elizabeth Maybrick.
Try Apeio-Americau cable % the Dispatch

fBy Angio-Americau cable 20 the Dispatch
LIVERPOOL. July PA true bill has been
returned against Mrs. Florence Elizabeth
MAVERICK. an American. on the charge Of
having poisoned her husband. James May
brick. who was wealthy cotton broker of
this city.
DISCHARGED AND THEN ARRESTED AS A FRAUD.
LONDON. July 27.-William Brodie. the
man who while in q state bordering on d.
urtUu, h-epVpS stated that he had commit
ted the murders and mutilations OF the
women in and about the Nhitechapel dis
trict. was to-day discharged from custody,
there being no evidence on which to hold
him. and the physicians pronounced him
sane. He was immediately rcdlrcsted,
however, on Il charge of fraud.
FRANCE.
PARIS. July 27.-General Boulanger will
contest l35 cantons in the elections for tee
Council General.
la Coca,re newspaper, the Boulangist
organ. published what 70 calls the first in-
stalment of documents submitted and the
dcpositions made before the High Court OF
the Senate which is 10 try General Bou-
LANCER. The publication has caused Il SEN
satiun According TO the publication of
In Cocdrdc General Ferron, who succeeded
Boulanger as Minister of War, has made
a deposition in which he states that the se-
cret service funds were intact and that
Boulanger effected economy in many di-
recti0ns IN the War Office.
THEIR THANKS,
LONDON. July 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Glad
stone have requested the newspapers to
/ express their appreciation II the many
/ gifts and cOngratulatory messages received
/ bv them on the occasion ct their golden
wedding. II would be impossible, they
say. to reply to each well-wlsher sepa-
/ rately.
DYNAMITE PLoT-THE POPE WATCHED.
/ ROME. July 27.-rhe Vatican and the
/ Quiriual are doublv guarded. owing To
Information Of plot to blow up both
with dynamite. II is rumored that the de-
parture of the Pope will be forcibly re-
/ sisted and that the Government secret POI
/ lice watch the exits of the Vatican.
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BALTINOt9.

BLLTINoRs. July 2G-Flour steady. Wheat
Soutnern quiet ADD easier. fultE sOAs1c: Long
ern steady: No. , winter red. spot aEd July,
$40: August aud september. - 10, Dece'n-
ber 0%asH.c Corn->outhern scsre and
hrm white. 49s52g. yellow. ihA41c.: western
steady mixed. spot and July. ilc. Oss Mesi-
ern white nrn as 3Sa3t.c.: 10. mixed nrm 81
3us3ic kye firm NJ 50al2A llay-Oli nrm [;
fumo 90 choice timothy. flL5Oatl1 Provisions
dun Butter steady western pscked. i0alec.
creamery, l6alekc. Egge unsettled; fresh. l1Nc.
Petroleum strong; refined. 7.lJ. Coffee MONT
nal sugar steady but quiet soft o.. Clp-
per unchanged. Nhi.koy steady At iiiL
Frsights 20 Liverpool per steamer very quie. !;
grain. per bushei, Ava. CotS. for orders July. "a.
VI. August A.. ! vi. Receipts Flour. gOHN bar
rels wheat $500 bushels corn. GO coo bushels ;
oats. Coz bushels. shipments Flour. iAOOO
bushels. sales-W heat $4,000 bushels: corn.
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ne n OVAL.

DEM0yAL.
We have renewed oas store 20 tie NORTH
EAST CORN XIX OF raIkrEsNrn AND FRANK
LIN srkkkIS where 40 vii 30 pleased 10 sss
,yx-iw FLEIsnxAS a NORRIS
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- 1x1oyrSo At zax plnsArQxyR1nN
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NORFOLK PEANrr MARKEr.

ITtFIIIIIEII IWI VT" tII"VE077I'I
JrLY H.-Narket quiet and steady. sales re-
ported At Be-. Prime. &C.: extra prime. 4sAtac.;
fancy, 5Ac.: common. II. A.: sheled. 3a5hc (,
Spanish. b.; factory hano-picked. ea7so
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TIKI WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
partly cloudy with showers OF rain la tho after.
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MARKET REPORTS,
ANolN c CONNECTION THsREWITH TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cotton,
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
fBy telegraph 10 tho Dispatch,

- WASHINGTON. July G.--For Virginia,
tflln fair and warmer weather. with south
Jerly winds.
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THE WORLDS COTTON SUPPLY.

Nsw YORK, July g5.--rhe total visible supply
~ cotton Tor tho world ie ll75.pt3 bales. ot which
1872 6s3 bales are American, against l,lsAt.
and s2i0i2 bales respectively last year. NO
CENTS OF the week. from all the interior towns. IS
bales: receipts from plantations, Jl3 bales !
crop Ia sighL hSiS.5i2 bales.
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THE TURF.
sntrie. for Gra1c.cnd To-day.

First race. five-eighths of a mile
Britannia. 1872; Volunteer, l22; Ford
ham. l22: Maidstone, ll6.
Second race. one and one-eighth Of a
mile-liindoocrait, III; Joe Lee. ff2.
Come-To Taw. 10S; j. \. b.. los: Oars
man. 100: Panama, 100; Rupert, %.
Strideaway, lis.
Third race. thres-fourths of a mile.
Prospect stakes-Gramercy. rs: Mag
nate. rs; EiktOn, us: Caldwell, IFS:
Blackburn. llS: Tournament. IFS:
Ralph Bayard, lls; Banquet. rs: Tor
so. rs; FL Rio Rey, rs; Ruperta. 115:
Homeopathy, llj: Reclare, rs.
Fourth race, one and one-quarter
mile. oriental handicap -Castaway IL. ,
1913; Raceland. l22; Cortez. l06: Irene
106; Craftsman, ll3; Paragon. 10:
Oriflamme. 10; Marauder. 100: Once
Again. 100; Eric. l0s: Joe Courtney.
los; Kingston, l27; Exile, 100; Badge,
ia. Los Angeles, Is.
Fifth race. one-eighth of mile. sell
ing-Cortland, 1903; Carbine, 1903: Reply.
1903; Warsaw, lO3; fiocksey. 1913; Zoe.
1903; Nomad, 1903, Windsor. 1l3. Ballet,
colt. ll3; Llsimony, l05, Cornelia, 100
Sixth race, one and 'one-slxteenth Of
a mile--Golden Reel, l07; Letretia, 107;
Hub ). 100; Pelham, 100: Newburg,
100; Vivid. 10: Bridgelight, 10: King
Idle. 10, Zephyrus, lO5; Wilfred, rs.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
Appointment Of Delegates- HomoVal of
Political Disabilities. Nc.

Appointment of Delegates KomoVal of
Political Disabilities. sc.
Among the visitors 10 .he Capitol yes
terdav were Mr. Richard 4. Wise, clerk
Of Williamsburg, and \. q. Franklin.
the coiored Commissioner Of the Rev
enue of Charles City county.
Judge III. w. FlOurnoy returned yes
terday from visit to West Virginia.
The political disabilities OF John
Hunter. convicted in Alexandria OF ma
licious wounding in 1877. were yester-
day removed by Governor Lee.
The following delegates from Vir
ginia 10 the National Farmers COnven-
ton. which meets in Montgomery. Ala.
on the 18Th Of November next. were
Yesterday appointed by the Governor:
First district. Mr. James Il. COrbin,
Mossback Second, MFR. 4. Jefress.
Norfolk; Third, Mr.. J. NJ. Ruiiin, Old
Church. Fourth, Major 4. W. Nenable.
Farmville; Fifth. Mr.. J. b. w. Hale.
Rocky Mount; Sixth. Mr. j. Thompson
Brown, Eyington; seventh, Mr.. ). s.
Bradford. Culpeper; Ninth. Mr.. A. NJ.
Bowman, Saltville; Tenth, Judge Chas
GrattaD. Staunton.
The following notaries were appoint
ed yesterday: Mr.. James W. Bell, Alb
ingdon; Mr. j. NJ. Skinner. Richmond,
Mr.. III. X. Sutton. Ashland: Mr. h. A.
Leatherbury. Onagcock.
Mr. Eleazar Jackson was yesterday
made a Commissioner of Deeds for Nir-
giuia in the city Of New York.
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MANCHESTER MAT rERS.

A Brief Record Of >outh,ide Happenings
The September term OF she musings
Court began Yesterday. The day : ses-
sion was mainly devoted to chancety
matters, as will bo the remainder oil the
session. The grand jury term begins AT
the October session.
David Cody lcoloredl, charged with
felonious assault. did not appear and
his bail bond of $50 was forfeited.
The case of William Brady was con-
tinued until the next tern.
Messrs. w. S. Gill. George Gary,
James l.. Robertson, A. ID. Shatwell.and
r. ID. Walker were appointed commits
sioners to assess damages of property
occasioned by the opening Of Eigh-
tenth. Nineteenth, Pocahantas, and
Semmes streets. and an alley between
Hull aud cambridge streets, from
Eleventh 20 Fifthteenth. The lst OF
October is the day designated for the
commissioners TO perform their duties.
Thursday the Chesterfield troop VIII
90 to Powhatan Courthouse to attend a
barbecue there, when there Will DC a
glorious Democratic time.
Laura Jeter (coloredj paid - yester-
day in the Mayors court for using IN
decent language. and a real drunken
man. who had to be carried TO his cell
arrested by policeman Moles, will likely
do the same thing this morning
Miss Rubie Dabney and Mrs. ANNE
Nav Turpin have returned TO their
home in POwhatan.
Mrs. ID. =. Branch, of Petersburg Is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Cox.
Mrs. Mary Benaugh, daughter OF a
former Supreme Judge and Governor
of Alabama. is visiting her relative,
Mrs. DR.. l.. b. Spencer. Of this city.
Mr.. +. G.. Sloane. Of Philadelphia,
veteran of the First company 81 Con
federatc war howitzcrs, is in the city.
Miss LucyT Redd. a promising young
artist. and a graduate of Mr.. John A..
Elders art school. leaves the city to-
day over the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road ria Norfolk for Churchland, Va,
where she has accepted the position of
musical and painting instructor at the
institute at that place.
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Mr.. STRAUS' PROPERTY.
VIII Admitted to Probate-Estatc valued
1T ~ffO.OOO.


At >iio.000.
The will Of the late NJ. l.. Straus was
Yesterday admitted to probate IN the
Chancary Court. The estate Is valued
at $4,000. and the will was executed
July l.. 1852. Mrs. Caroline Straus
qualified as executrix, and Mr.. Israel
Stern qualified as testamentary guardian
for his two children, Mena and Leroy
Isabelle.
The property is distributed as fol
lows:
Mrs. Caroline Straus, the widow. all
of the personal property, except 5000,
which is bequeathed To Mrs. Jetta
Hahan. sister of the deceased. who
lives at Kilshein. in the Grand Duchy
of Baden. Germany.
The widow is also directed 10 ad
vance and pay rs q bridal present To
any one of the children who may get
married II. 900. In case of the death
of Mrs. Siraus, tt Is directed that before
any division of the estate is made the
sum of : 600 as aforesaid, shall be
paid to any child or children OF the de
ceased who shall not have received his,
her or their bridal gift before that time.
All Of the real estate il bequcathed 10
the wife for aud during her life, who
has the liberty to make division Of the
real estate among the children at any
time she may feel so disposed. I'm that
event the wife is to retain n fee simple
tine house and lot at the northwest cor
ner Of Marshall and First streets. and
of the real estate, IA addition
to the personal property.
The remainder of the estate % be dis
tributed equally amongst the children.
The two grandchildren. Nina Stern and
Leroy Isabelle Stern. children Of lsa-
bella Stern. who was the wife of Israel
Stern, inherits their mothers share OF
the estate.
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hand. slightly struggling, evidently
having been on the knee.
TIE VERDICT.

having Decn on tne hutcs
THE VERDICT.
The verdict Of the coroner's jury is as
follows:
Henrico county. to-wit - Inquest
taken at lakewood. in said county. 10th
day of September 1889. before III. +.
Jonathan, acting coroner OF said
county. upon the view Of the body of a
white person unknown there lying
dead, the jurors sworn to enquire when.
how, and by what means the said
unknown person came 10 his
death: upon their oath do say
that the said unknown white male per
son was killed by pistol ball from a
pistol in his own hand, on the 18th day
of September, supposed to be between
the hours Of six and seven o'clock +.
NJ.
In testimony, whereof, the said
cornoner and Judges hereby set their
hands.
II. +. JONATHAN, City Coroner,
II. +. TANCIL. Doctor,
b. BRILL. JR., Foreman,
&. /. SCHAAF,
T. RANDOLPH,
JAMES b. ELLysON,
w. H. LYON.
l.. DICKERsON, JR.
HOW HE WAS DRESSED.
The TINES reporter went down to the
scene ~ the death to view the body. 1t
was lying on the green turf, under
watch. by the road. with covering
over the face. awaiting the arrival Of
the coffin.
The man was dressed in a black diago-
nal coat, with rounded instead Of square
corners. four buttons: vest to match.
He wore striped pants, black and white.
His shirt was well laundrIed, and his
un ier-garments were clean and neat.
the shirt being Of net aud the drawers
Of cotton. His neck-tie was blue,
with white imprints. His cuffs showed
that they had not long been used,
and his cuff buttons were OF enamel.
with the head of the Goddess of
Liberty on them, and edged with gold.
He wore high top lace shoes. rather
new, and white socks. His derby hat
was numbered y, but had no manufac-
turer S marks.
W tEKE FUND.
The place where the body was found
10 very secluded. There is roadway
passing by. Yet scarcely any one ever
wadcs through the weeds and bushes to
the place where this unknown chose to
die. Had the old grave-digger kept the
road the body would have remained
there until decomposition and the odor
therefrom gave notice that IT was there.
4 coffin was sent late yesterday even
ing and the body was placed in 1t. II
will remain at the keeper mouse until
4 i. VI. to-day awaiting identification.
Ii relatives or friends come and claim
the remains they will be turned over to
them; if not. they will be buried with
Christian ceremony.
Alr. Dickers0n told the TIMES re-
porter yesterday that he would GER
taihly see that the dead man received
Christian burial, and would obtain a
minister for that purpose.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office OF Agency: Ovor Merohants
National Bank. Corner Main and
Eleventh Stroots.


Persons wanting t0 acquire homes for thom
selves loo an improving locality. Wl"rc every
dollar invested viii increase. 5000 d1 wcN n.
examine the properties oi tls company
which viii bo marked hy sigu boards. p0sfO
upon each tract cot land. ani p'afs can lo .'0f
1T the Office of The agency. offr tlc M'r
chants National Bank. corner Man aai
Eleventh streets.
The company viii make special terms sinh
parties desiring to bHlll. and tY aIi Such s..I
lend nifty percent. che value of thD Ini fUi
Improvements at ID pc ut. 600 hong rmo.
The properties wcrcac', lcfaf prices mu.
below the present market value. aui fnN r.fl
pany can afford To- sc on reasonable terms tl
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President
GEO. j. ROGERS. Secretary.
iapIl
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lOthsr Local on First Page


Mrs. Winslows soothing syrup should A.
Ways be used When children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer al once.
the child from pain, and the litile cherull
awakes aS bright as Il button" In Is very
pleasant 10 taste. 10 sOothcs the child soft
ems the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, and - The best known
remedy for diarrn0a. whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty I've cents
bottle. Iu.fh SAW
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The SIX Hundred and forty->iNth Must
cafc of the Mozart Association
Grounds and buildings.

The Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met last night in the Office OF
the City Engineer. Present. Mr.. C.. j.
Philips, chairman, a1d Messrs. Higgins.
Crenshaw, and Snead.
The committee decided to have the
stoves in the old City Hall repaired
and writing bench fixed in the Audi
tors office for bill clerk. Joseph Shell
ton. The usual monthly payroll WAS
ordered to be paid, and two new names
were placed on the labor list.
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Brooklyn Jockey Club Races com.
mence to-day. A great c ri III Rio
Rey. Reclare. Tarso. Ruperta aud Race
land, Exile. Kingston, Los Angeles to
compete. Racing commence at .
O'Clock Z. NJ. Track odds received be-
fore each race. Direct VINE to the
track. LEE & Co., Turf Excha ,ge, No.
8 south Twelfth street.-adv.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMN AND
lLrHIA WATER. compare analysis and
you Will see that cur water is nearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water, and contains no Or,'anic
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent. Second and
NJ VI .;.ce,s. Send forcircular.