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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
WHOLESALE rElcz CURRENT.
Grocerlss. Ete.

GrDftrlcas lifs
Asrsportod by Davenport 4 Norris
Brooms-Tuo strings. soc. 20 SLID; three
strings. $40 70 s.; four strings, 9l'o 10
$3.50: i've strings, 35.3v. Market on All
GRADES has advanced fully ID per cent
Baskcfs-W How, SLID te fl.oO per Ae.t'
split. 81 10 Toe. per dozen.
Canned Iom0f0es- ihfes poshus' PEI
dszen, 80 10 soc.
Caancd C0rn-rwo pounds, por dozen,
Is t0's5c. .,--....o-o.
North Carolina cut, per barrel. 500 10 ~
aross. per BARREL $500 10 $40. 4 lsrse
-orso of g. 900 barrels expected daily. mar
tef strong for reliable good fish properly
me- Carolina, to &C.,; Rangoon, 4l5c.
Liverpool, fros store, b.'9i
ground alum from store, per SACK &c. 10
yl.OO. Market unchanged. ...
S,fgars-G ranulated Ga; coniecuoners
A. Gszc:. soft A. 6Ic 10 tAci 40 l. o.;
~. y. 5sIc: 40. 3. jlac; no. 4, 0,tc' All
grades decidedly iirmtr.
TeaS-Black. - IL 5oc.; Oeions, % 10
noe. .unpowd-r, 20 20 Soc.
Codee-Rio, 70 - 20j4c.; Laguayra, ~ 70
9Oixc.. Java. a 10 26c. All grades de-
Bnckets-Psintsd, TIVE ssop., 1l.b :
thr-o hoops, $50.
I'dii0u-4c.
Lard-Pure. nc; pressed, o54c.
Afolosscs-Exira, hogshead, Is 10 lse.'
barrels. 10 20 l0c.; genuine golden Frup
per gallon. n % 32c.; New OIlean. prime
10 choice. 50 10 soc. a
SogD-W ashing, 81 70 4c.i per posaa
Hey, oats and straw.
Tyo,,-So. 1 Timothy. per ton, $3.50 20
s14OO. ~. ., So 20 Sl2.jo; mixed, ~ 10 Nll'
| Virginia clover. 81 % sli.
OGfs-Baled, tll TO SIP.
.Stucks-Bsled, 30 10 60c. -.
,Sfr1lr-C or.pressed, 100 pounds, ~ 10
lnc.: loose. pressed. large bales, \ 10 ioc'
Cement, Lime, Plaster, ttc.
CeDenf-UniOn, per barrel, fl.o7i ho7ou
dale, ,l.35 TO sl.4O; james hlfef' fi.-' u
$3.50. 80. ..
Linz Rockland. per barrel, b.s Is
Al n. Anchor. sl.05: RiYert0u, Sl.o5; 81
| Virginia limes. Soc. to 81.
PiaStcr-Lump. 81; ground, S6.ss 20 ~
| Caicined plaster, Sl.O5 10 Sl.io.
Flour aud xesl.
Fro,p-Richmond patent roller family
a. IN "a 80. fancy family, s.; family
xt5O a s475: choice extra. $3.50 70 y5.io
sxtrs, s3.25 20 $3.50; tine. $50 10 -.
NsoJ-City, per bushel, 0Jc.; coustFr 'oc
Country Prodacs.
fReDortef by Sprstley 4 Ovefbey, comm
sion Merchants. 1905 Cary street.
4pDIes-Choice, $500 10 $50; prime
81 SO (. y2.75; poor TO good, Sl.50 TO ;2,W;
BacOn-N irginia hams, choice ei"' loo
ner round; new hams. small. l3 to l-c.i new
hams. large. II 10 PC; sides, VI 10 sc'
shoulders, 10 Sc. .
R>0u,-C Choice navy, Sl.lj 20 S2.os.
Black Tue Pc0S.-Sl.l) 10 SZ.".
BceswaI-2O TO dc. per pound.
Broom Cons 10 Sc.
grckthedf-ac. 10 SIC.
| Bnff>g-Nirginia creamery, - ~ &c
family packed virginia., IL 10 49, onole
yellow, store packed tNirgnlal ~ ~ &c.
store packed, mixed color and sweet. 10 =
f5c.: store packed, common te iAifi u lVc
CaJbage-Per 100, So 10 -.
Fgqs-ln crates (fresh), Is 10 i'c'; j.
boxes and barrels. II 10 l,c.
Lire Poultry Hens, 70 to 2sc.i n'lNe
co)ps. - 10 21c. Chickens, spring i>I-
Is % DC; small, 1910 l2c. Ducks, ~ 10 "O'
rur>eys. Q 10 Zoe. per pound. .,
u esscd P0MtJy-Imkeys, II 10 l''
; Du IL. 10 20 i3c. Chickens 70 He
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
New York Financial Market.
10y Telegraph

NEW YORK. January G.-M0nev closed ~
Der cent. Exchange closed firmcr: posted
rates. 4slWfsj: actual rates. fSOlf 4slj =
for sixty DAYS, and 500 80 for demand.
Governments closed steady; currency -,
ll6 bid: ~, coupons, 1875 bid; 4l6s, do,
1917 bid.
The stock market was narrow and gen
orally lower this morning. Trading was
confined chiefly t0 the board room spccula-
tors Neither London nor Chicago ape
pcared 90 be doing as much as they were
last week The disappointment 10 the
bank statement saturday last. the prospect
OF continued tighiness in the money market.
thccontinued uniayorable weather for the
coal trade. the reports of the war ON
passenger rates involving all the roads
between Chicago, 81. Paul and the Missouri
river. and the advance OF one
half cent in the rate Of exchange
this forenoon. combined had q tendency to
make lower prices f0r stocks, bat tine decline
Dos midday only extended from d t0 =. per
cent. compared with the closing figures Of
Saturday. which shows that stocks are in
strong hands. Lackawanna was an eNcep-
ton. The stock was the most active and
the most depressed. owing tO the aspects of
the coal trade. 10 declined t0 1889. in the
first hour. under heavy "sh0ri' selling. bul
recovered tO 1875 by ~ O'Clock 0n Sales ul
81. 100 shares. The next most active stocks
were Reading. Texas Pacific. Wabash pre-
ierrcd, and Pacific Mail The market wac
very dull during the last ball
Of the day, notwithstanding th'
fact that money was freely
offered 40 3is per cent. The easing Of tho
money market had little elect on values
owing 90 the narrOwncss OF the market. and
themaiOrity Of tire stocks only recovered ia
per cent. The coal stocks were oxeep
tionally heavy. The general market closed
with prices irreglarly changed as com
pared with Saturdays, bat in most cases The
changes were slight. Sales, 22l ,-j shares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Messrs. Baldwin ( Farnum telegraphs
Thomas Branch & Co. a. follows:
CHICAGO. January CIV heat Outside
influences to-day have generally been in IA
vor Of the bulls. Liverpool firm and &c.
higher. The visible was little disapp0int-
ed. our market showed, as it has on many
previous DAYS. the want Of buying power.
There was "a fair reason for some advance,
but bulls were loaded. There soon became
apparent an effort 90 sell out broke market ai
&C.. which closes practically at bottom
prices. Unless foreign dem2nd increases fast
enough from that at present existing 90
create general sentiment and increase in
business. we are going 90 see lower prices.
Corn is weak now, as when 10 was higher
and gradually declines in way 90 encouI-
age The belief that Stay is bound 90 20 %
zoe. Gables firm; near months ad. higher
Oats have been active, one house buying
GOoO00 100000 bushels. The decline to-day D.
slight. considering weakness in wheat and
corn. Provision, dun AN day, and market
closes Just where it opened. Speculative
trade dead: the sellers are the packers
against their hogs. Lard especially heavy
and tine highest thing in the hog. stun De-
low. and does seem as though stthese prices
NJ Shall get a good advance before amy ma.
ferial decline. Cash trade good. Estimated
hogs tomorrow. Sd. Nlu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
DRUGS. MEDICINES. nc.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF.
CHASE CITY
MINERAL WATER,
Us CENTS PER GALLON,
At
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO,
Road. Read: Road


OXFORD, =. G., Seplth"tt
Vr. " T. H1rdg ChGss CuB, Va;
lis with great pleasure that certify tnat
bv the use az Chase city Mineral Water my
wife was relieved 81 the worst case OF oNel't"
sia ever saw. The Improvement seemed al
most miraculous, the trouble, orlgiuaNh- rs
Ia did. from chronic catarrh gastrltls lhionsii
the entire month OF January ANA nearly ai!
of February. the present year. the patent
ate no food except small quantities OF nNi,n-
med milk. any and alt mediclhes--lne
simplest and li1ndcst--acted rs lifhhlh
whenever taken. bismuth ana i"cio pSl,siii'
were .sspit MP very soon alter pclut sM.i
lowed. From the first part 81 February 70 inc
first Of July her food consisted only ui huh
nnd rnuSn. with occasionally The yolks OF
hard boiled cggs never more than Two nl u
tmel She was reduced ifom 100 pluh.s 20
1Is mounds I'm weight. She went 90 me MIN
oral Hotel at thase city July or. j. one
week Improvement was percepuhle. Az 'n'
ert al fno nth wee * she came nome, Aplaf-
emily Transformed into another hcihs. uc
could cat almost any OF the ofdii'il q. ~. ~
OF diet. She had gnlued ln lh-t Sl.N.t 'ii' ~
twenty-five pounds OF Htehi evlli- 80 80
I fo 40 pounds This improvement Aa- CON
finued and her health would no dourl now
be- ncrfect hHd not "a liver trouble ~ recent
oririn tomuOrariv retarded her recovery.
Whenever any ar icle Of diet disagfees Wiln
her She runs for her bottle OF "tnhse Alil
Mineral Water" and 10 seldom iails 10 re-
hove. ... -, ,.,,t,, ,
number of cases tends tO confirm me IN my
Opinlon that 10 viii cure almost any ciae Vl
acid dysneusla: that Is 10 say, where .h'
cause Of trouble is fermentation III VIZ
I stomach. fn other words, where ihcle rs iV
malignant disease, ana the hl"niH0n ~ '-N
main organ Involved. -,,..-.
- ID. BOOTH, NJ. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Tur question whether the friends Of
man with am uumfhfl wife should give
him hint Of her conduct OBJ leave MN ln
Ignorance has at length become the subject
uf legal consideration. The precedent 80
tabiished inclines against amy revelations
20 the husband. some year. ago Vi. dc
Nerneuil. a matchmaker. mas informed ~
"a couple named Cameron that his wife was
carrying on with member OF me cirque
dHivcr named Brolle. The Damerons
further told him that Nine. Ncrneuil Wouid
meet Brelle that night at the circus door,
and tbov urged him 10 go and see for HIM
self and iuhamed him with wine, ana also
provided him with dagger. Nhen ne
actually saw Brelle with his wife Doe rushed
uDOn them and killed the loier WIN =
stab in the breast. and seriously wounded
his wife. The lrele family and Nerneuil,
and the latter was condemned 20 pay '-OVD
francs. Then the Brclles carried the war
into the Cameron camp. and the case mas
lust been settled. Tie latter are sentenced
tOuav 1000 francs tO the family of 'incir
victim" TWAS ruled that the fact oi re-
yealing tO a husband the misconduct oil MS
uifedid not in itself render the nlofmei re-
spOnsiblc for what might occur suD,equent-
ly. but that if efforts were made 10 excite
fhe injured man 90 revenge. ana III assist
ance were given him into the bargain inht
was q different matter. TO- therefore, inc
disagrcelbie revelation Is simply confined
to n friendly warning tine iniormer VIII not
h- REGARDED as re-pon-inic for the result. IT,
however. ans remarks calculated % lead to
breach of the peace are added, he must
abide the consequences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
RepsrteS BY G. ". Branch \ Co., bankers
ard brskers, Ne. I'LL Main street.

NEW YORK. January t.-The Gould stocks
were the market again TODAY, Missouri
Pacific. Pacific Mail, Texas Pacific and
Wabash preferred leading. Lackawanna
broke "a i'm first fifteen minutes, and IL,
With the other coal stocks, was weak most
of the day. ST. Paul was strong IN the
evening. Money ruled at 10 4, with a far
rate. probably q per cent. The railroad
earnings reported today were favorable as
: rule. The street was inclined 20 think
that some other interest than NJ. Gould
personally vas advancing his stocks, be-
cause Mr.. Gould generally makes the entire
list strong, whereas to-day IL Was only
specialties that were strong. The street
continues sullish, and belief is almost uni
versal that with easier money we will sec
higher prices for stocks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Dried Fruit Peaches, peeled, b to ! c.
upp.eled. halves, 70 Sc. Apples. sliced. ;
10 3i6c.: quarters, ~ 10 Be. Cherries, PIT.
ted. I 10 SC. Bl2ckberries, Ste &C.. Whor
tleberries, I TO &c.
Feafh,rs-Prime live goose, 10 to 42s. per
pound; mixed, - 20 2sc.
Gam>-Partrid:es, 10 TO 12c.; rabbits,
10 " l5cs; pheassnts, - to soc.; renison,
FYars.,d-Per bushels to {l.lo.
Ho0s-Dressed, 20 SIC.
H,dcs-Dr nint.. light weights. TO &c.
per pound; heavy weights, 3isc. per pound;
dry sailed, 5I5c.; (weD sailed, 51lc.; srcen'
&c.
Lard-Prine country, ~ TO S.. per
pound.
Onions-Per barrel. $3.50 to tl.Is.
Oydngcs-t2.0o 30 S2.25.
Lem0ns-s2.OO 10 s2.5e.
Pcanuts-Fancy stock per pound, D tosc !
medium. % a..
Pofafoes-Per bushel, 40 to 5oc.; per
barrel. l.J0 10 Sl.Ij.
Ro0ts-Ginseng. per pound, $3.50; Seneca,
per pound, 30 10 3jc.
Sseds-Cloyer, per pound, 81 to Ic.;
Timothy, per bushel, Si.40to Sl.5O; Orchard
grass. So 10 9Oc.; Herds grass, AZ to oOc.'
German millet, - 90 soc.
NNNNNf-l TT A'' INNNh'f t''s IT. 80
U0oi-Tub-washed, 80 10 BE. per pound
snwsshed, BE. per pound.
liill Feed.
shipstuf, per ton. Sli.
Br0wDstun, per ton. $3.50.
/ Bran. per ton. $500 10 $3.50.
Iron. steel Nails. Etc.
Tron-America refined. Old Dominion
bar. per pound for standard sizes, l-lOc.
English and American sheet, 81 "a DC.
Swedes hammered, 90 &c.; hoop, 70 sc
! Ndils-Old Dominion, standard size
s2.2j; steel, S2.3j.
Walker horsc-shoes, 81; mules, So
Lumber, slaves, Etc.
LumbcT-White oak. per 1000, $40 10 SIS
yellow pine. framing timber, - 70 $40 Re
/ 1000: boards. s. 90 $40; poplar, West fir
.inia, No. I, $50; NO. ., 81; 80. B. flO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
New York Prodace Market.
nv Tefrnrpu


NEw IeET. January 6.-Flsar fairly ac-
tive and steayr: fine grades winter. S3.2oW
$3.50; spring, Sl.7jW $40; -uperiine winter,
&2.40mS2.GO; Southern flour closed steady
trade and family extras. S30SA4j. Wheat
closed "a 5zc lower; spot sales No.
red. j,.c.Ws1i &C.; NO. . red winter, Jan
nary. SOC. Corn closed uull ana
weak: spots sales 40. 2 mixed. 3JSc.W
39i &C.,: 80. mixed, January, 39Lc Oat.
closed steady and unchanged. Pork quiet.
inspected mess. Sl02jn 5000. Lard CLOSED
steady: january s6ll. sugar. refined fam
us active and steady; cut loaf and crushed
l3zc.: powdered and cubes. &c: granu
lated, &c. Coffee, spot lots steady; fan
Rio cargocs, 1910.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
aIIrHtKrORTEp DO sEcFETLkY


RICHMOND, Va, January ., l'~.
Receints-4iO head Of cattle; 81 sheep
1910 hogs. o., .A.,,. ott
Prices Cattle, best, 4 TO &c. gross
redmm 10 good, 81. 0 $40. gross; com
mmon 10 fair, , 20 60. gross; sheep, U
NC. gross: hogs, ~ TO 51sc. net bulls
= 10 2aLc. grOSs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

THERE is % man at Charlottesville, Ind.
who has len his wife four times. The nr-i
time DE WAS gone seventeen wears, nfe years
the second time. two years the third ana
one wear the fourth time. After leaving 90,
fourth time his wife obtained divorce and
now be- is back again. She has Away
earned her own livelihood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Western. white. 3o03lc; Western. mixed,
2sa29Js; graded No. 2, white, 81 bid. Rye
fat; prime 10 choice. 55@J9c. Provisions
unchanged. Mess pork, sl0.5ogill. Bulk
neats-lO0se shoulders, BE-. clear rib sides,
5s.c.; sugar picked shoulders, 5lSc.; sugar
cured smoked shoulders. 6Ic.; hams,small.
iOKollc.; large. lo@i0hc. Lard. refined,
ne. Coffee dull-Rio cargoes fair, l91lc.
Sugar quiet; soft, 01lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

The doctors are busy telling all about
what ~tle grip" is. but none tell us how 10
lari Low. Perhaps this is mere over
sight ON She doctors part. and now that
their attention is called to it they VIII no
Gm suffering public how % geo The
.under h0lt-n on this sneaky enemy OF
bodily comfort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Esltimers Marks.
gettss
by Ielcgrsph.l

x.IrNonK, MD, January 6.-ssitss
,cfiye. middling, lo1.@lO1.c: fiour
ouiet Wheat southern duiii fui'@' 80
~ Iongberry, 73@s3c.; western easy :
No. winter red, spot ana '"n ...s.,'' .
-oo, GO Corn-SO Southern. duli Wniie'
s,os,a.c yellow. 3O@3lc.; Western firm
%oI moi 36lI@J6szc. Oats steady :
snn,hern and PENNSYLVANIA, 2s@1lc'i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

RICHMOND, VA, January q, 10

RICHMOND, VA, January q, 1917.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-4.396 bushels.
Corn. $50 bushels.
Rye-4S bushels.
SALES hEPoRTED TO sEcrErAkY'
Wheat-Longberry, 800 bushels good al q,
-ac . 500 bushels fair at 15c.; 800 bushels
common at Csc. shortberry, 325 bushels
GOOD AT nc; 800 bushels very good on pr'-
vate terms. ,, 600, NOV.
al Ale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

From John OFT. Esq, Secretary OF inc
Southern Fariilizing Company: 1900,
RIcuuOND, VA, April p, lseo.
M " p. HARDY. chase cum Va;
Nv Dear Sir.-I have used win spcchl
benefit orrelicf of the kidneys OF an Excess,
az mric acid. and other equity indications, ana
ns A preyontative of Indigestion, the thase
Citv Mineral Water. and commend DC VIII
b.. i.,i,.,i,tr,f ~ the tqstc. JOHN OFT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
A perfect cure Of Dyspepsia

A perfect cure OF dyspepsia
RICHMOND, Va, April 30, 1856.
Mr. H. 2. Hurry.
Dear ~ir.-.I have been afflicted win dNs-
PERSIA tor many years, and treated 10y ln-
tpiligput phS sicians who prescripei various
remedies but experienced no tSHel "N a.,
usad vour hase city Mineral Water. II
heucdted me more than an other remedie.
combined. / go not now suffer ihe leas.
from dyspepsia. ] have been using You.
water for nearly year, and IN my case il
mas made perfect cure
Very respectfully.
W. B. LYONS, Barber
81. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

srsw p boswell. sos y. 9Th street. Richmond,
Na. HrIfcst
rflf f.r dots q, write and attest the efficacy %
ID ....r Mood Caro Tonic" Tits evidently great
.'.I.r. f0nIc have used 30 Tor several months In
f...r f0r chronic ulcfuton Of the bowels the
.....I. .lI.IrIlu pronounced tno trouble Fcy bad
I ....nns|a. After "a years treatment, VITA con.
... ...Il.I wasting of patient Che doctor recon.
F. ..r CHANGE. out door country air. suspected
fr.r.f.Ia ana commenced Che uso Of the tonic.
......t soon began gradually o. Improve, and it
...I r.I. and narti.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
BARGAINS IN REAL EsTATEi

MINING PROPERTIES, FOR SALE OK
LEASE
The BE-T prospects Tor MICA and FIELD
SPAR in thc country. 90.
LJIa FOR sALE. HOUSES FOR SALE OK
RENT.
special attention given % renting ana col
ceiling fruis
Cores Donience and a share Of the public
p.if0uaqe respectfully solicited
IHOs. RUIHEkfOOkD,
40. : North Tenth -
~. fulm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive against Miasmatic Diseases 4
SAFE and positive cure for MALARIA, FEVER
and AGUE in all JOS forms. Contains no
ouinine or arsenic. Absolutely vegetable
compound. For sale at druggists. fry cents
a bottle. Trade supplied by PURCELL LADp
& So. Bod EKKRBn0s. hZO-om
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Nr. JAS. ID. CRAIG OF Richmond, Va, writes
tnrrr thorough fnsf of "h. D. O. Tonic " In my own
I....I rnn.rlnl.F state chat believe 10 o. De an
l.. specific in cases to which ladies are subject Ca
D.. ...r periods 0f liie and whore on arrest Of deple
..IIn physical strength ls sought
c0rn nv ALL DRUGGISTS. Treatise on Blood
trI SKIN Diseases hV mail free. Address A. 3. O.
Hnrvf.tf. Coz DO south twelfth street, Richmond, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
WAR OF TIE CHICAGO BOOKSELLERS.
ONWARD CURRIGAN AND TIE CITY AUIhoH'
tTlrS ~ HOSTILE ARRAY.

tncoro July % The nrht between Edward Corrlfn,
q M W sid. race track and no downtown pool->'rrs
,. t,o qar proportions Yesterday The CITY police
ook sides against inkcrt"us and by 80 doing also
,rravcd tlsm.lvcs against Corrgag. constable from
M Int~rnaona Dct i've Agency 'r"oN 70 Arrest on
~ The booEmahrrs the track on warrant issued 10y
Justice Of the peace. Plnkerton man. on" uasf'IN'
a.r.as 70 r-.c. the book matcr and had partially sue
coded when Police Captain Hayes ordered lIaef"ry 10
r.ic,., the international constable The Pnk'fion man
drew, his revolver The police orlcor closed ia on him,
,od In Tho ;r,se Hargcr,y was kno"bcd down cuohcd
and finally nut under arrest resisting Officer Mean
uhc tho other makers wfre lcns 'radcd Ia th"
sane way and several lively hfu's with h"nioc' VI
broken h. ads resulted.
cr,ir,n was not idle this morning either. and he gave
orders TO The detective agency ar the arrest Of forty poo"
.c,cts Ills attorneys Md with Judge Tuthl long
,r,lat,oi for an inlrnction r"trainnq Mayor 'r"sr
and Chlcf of Polite Marsh from In 7ny way interfering
9TH the selling Of pools The West Side track The Ia"
under which pooclng is permitted IS quoted ana thn
c a,ttllng charges uaic. Corrigan alleges that
downtown poosclng Is conducted under the protection o
tho authorities In consideration Of financial arrange
mont f amp. proportions between the booksellers ana the
,tL,res Judge Collins this morning refused To ls'n"
writ Of h,ica- corpus tho release of the Ioo'll'F
.pon" McCay who JAIL in order To test the con-
ADDITIONALLY Of the pool.roon law.
Irs,c. LYONS issued for the arrest ot thirty
,,o lookascrs this morning. numbcr 81 pool
,ho rer. arrested Mt tho side track for selling
,ools were discharged from cu,tody by police JUtcc
T,s f. n decided Victory for Corrlgan. FhtyhVe down
,vp booanakrrs were arragned ia another police court
but their cases went over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30

can Popving to the inquiry. 'liow IS the Queen oil ue
cur7' hc that she never better ana Wh'1' ''
.IIow = the King p answered In ~ good condition a.
horse could be expected to Mr.. Byrnes Is waiting
70, fair ov and good track to out his champions
One O'Clock p. H. Thursday is the time act Tor the IN
vest cation Of Reporters running on la'' '"'uiN'''
There Will bc more than reporter on mana.
Nj wthers had large stack OF tickets In his pocK"
-,Ido- The ro,tcscp.ed Al investment OF $500
an .pocr Streets colt Sentiment who ran OF du not
run In the Scud Stakes saturday ana was ruu'" "
Garrison II was not Mr. Witherss Investment LOT ''
sara ~ proohdsl. never bets vas that OF we'll
tuoWn turf,nan sometimes given To pihhsihS on
what he considers moral certaintles' Garrison ma
cye7 The tickets TO wlthers 10 convince him tha.
Sentiment was for ia" dust" 1a'mlch az S.h'
did net rot place somebody charged hat He
y,. not .eant thereby rejecting both Doc street
the owner and Garrison the rider. The doctor Shn
is very thick but the snapper" dos not rH.Sn p'pp
under suspicion He asserts that 5000 o. Vhe s-'''o '
he; for him. and 500 for the Doctor the hoHoN ""s
invested by the punRer, who thought he hsa 70 "Ic "
hin, t,at he could afford 20 encourage both the Doctor
,nd :ac Snapper their best 20 got Scntm'ht homo
in front lie stood to win $1,000 OF Wh'h "-''oo w"
70 90 to Garrison and So 800 to Street II Is not known
that the horse to get any OF the moh" ilo''''!
hearing that he had been left out Of the da ne TOOK
into his head to upset the pot Garrison argues IN th
81 stood 10 win g. 500 though didn't bet cent Of my
,,r money The Doe stood win the same amount
Now wasn't tina: nduccinent enough to tryl 'ouid ct
, ~ ~. ,, .ort NJ crooked work made more out OF
,he race tan hatl / confess don't sce how IL conln
hove been done think the horse was good n9u assure
Won did my best him. but the tri:h IL ne couoh.
run a ward that track DON'T p'e'" Nv. "''
I'D ask M N ride one ~ his horses that wasn't MT
7, &, notorious that the "Doctor" has been getting
Sentiment ready for hug these six weeks. and pcas-
b,v he thousht SATURDAY good day Tor the
The only real Old dead pipe mat ne mas opn' '''
-, mos Xior,ra who Ian away Pom Pa2.n and others
80 tri, 10 The odds biz. and the 'I'o'tor Is
crclltod with winning 3s o0) TIE race Garrison foo'
Niagara ard bad 500 at very comfortable hgufe'
Dundee Park tof tho Northern Ne"Je''cg iar H'.'',1
n offers nurse NJ go 600 for Sunol and hNte To be
,,d fo- anne tine bet september % ana october
II the date 20 lie hereafter determined The condition
Entrance free mile heats. beet three III h'c' u mar
nos. the winner to taAc The entire amount In antco
" ,,l .-ort 10 have Dundee Park in record breaking