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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-04
DR.. Kings SpectGcles.

HAVE the agency for these Spectacles, and
/ guarantee to fit any eye or return the money
GEO. T. LIGHT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-04

Whilst u Harper's Ferry for few mo-
ments on Saturday last we saw three bald
eagles soaring serenely over the mountain
tops. One of them came down within fifty
feet of the Potomac Possibly they had
heard from Chill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-04

LoSr.-A crescent shaped Roman Gold
scarf Pin, with turquois >et-iost between
Wheatland Station and Mr.. ;. H. Higin-
botham's residence The finder will be re
warded by leaving at C. W. Browns jewel
"a Store.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-04

The Houghton Machine Manufacturing
Company was incorporated at Charleston
last week with its principal office at Har-
per's Ferry, to make HOughton's patent
button hole machines The capital Is SlO,-
600, with the privilege Of increasing to 500
900. Principal oGice there does not mean
that the industry will be established there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-11-04

Big bass are being caught in the Potomac
and Shenandoah. John W Castleman
caught bass at Williamsport recently that
weighed pounds Mr. Henry C., Burgan
caught one at Dam No. that weighed 81
pounds. The slippery aud Shiny eel, too, is
being trapped aud bushels Of them are on
the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
COTTON NARKETs-PY TELEGRAPH.

rIyerpool Dec. o. D. mCotton-1he sales Of the day
t,eiude \ 500 bales American. Futures closed nrm
low mldalng claus December de
ig6id buyers January and F-bfuaiy ei.cy, 2o6fd
s.IIers: February aud March delivery. 42t8id sellers
stn.ch and ADrl delivery aSSid sellers April and Ma
delivery, 3:s4d buyers May and June dsSsEy st,Ss!
- e58id June and July delivery, a7b4d ~ 3s-b4d
InIv and August delivery. 40-sf al i1.6td
galveston, Dec 9.-Cotton steady mdding, use low
,dgiine 7c: good ordinary, 1-l0c net and re
eeTts 5i2 bsies exports 70 Grea, b,itain. 10000
Norfolk De-. 9.-cottsn steady MIDI ng. Itc nes
and gros. recep,s 957 bales es",ts eoast"ise' 'Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
Railroads.

pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, fsot Of
Desorosses and COrtlaudt streets.
as fOiisws:-
On anu after December Ist, 1891,
THE FAST LINE.
Arrives Ceyeaad I9ui se eSgs sSd PasOI Carr
ndaGspos Il 40 No. chias SOua as D. ~ end st.
Louis zoo B. m next day also for TocdS
,.oo =, THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
Drswng and se e RSoS sseSS % s sssSis
and 0osfrystiCa Car presen reports
af bssg sad ali G &. com
ysSls6ses Of home Oe. aonsry and
Indianapolis 10 m and Chicago sa5 IN n. n.I:
.. ST, LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
and bnas Car. from g. LOU louis S sSd
ATsa cDcp asnger coach sIa e. to CSu@es
p. m. next dry.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
SfsGss rs Sleeping DnE s@ss
saSs * from NewYOss to Chicago Arrives in Chi
TnE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$3.50 r. W. -PumLu ses.Uuie SIevp.no New. York TO
stsDurs, St Louis Chicago Cincinnati, Cleveland and
Memphis Dining Car, New-YOrk 70 Philadelphia, and
land IL 40 a. m, COlun bus, 80 D. m Cincinnati
go D. ~, Chicago 80 m. next day. and st. Lonis
except Saturday.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
$500 Z. NJ. Pullman Bulet Sleeping Car New York TO
Valley; arrives weekdays At Columbus, 7 rs p m,
Cleveland :35 p M next day, and daily ut Chicago
100 a. sssons morning Connects for Toledo daily.
500 7. M.-Snenandoah Valley Express with Through
Buffet Sleeper to Neworeans.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman PaFlo ears
9nitH a Dhing Gar 70 batMore daily except Sundayi
z st %sssns,oa SH rss9 Ha e
more only, 90 F. Sunday sum s. s and SO A. NJ
For fGd c Fly 20 Il ae eG with
F FS f hRdwSs e i N fFe{ with Through
Coach, 100 p. NJ. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 40 IN sis 90 90 80 40 10 PsDHsylvnns
sio Co. 80, 90 so 90. 100, 80 100 and
500 p m. and y IS night AccOIimOdaton II 70 z.
500 10 90 L@ted and 10 90 a. MP 90 90, 80
900 $50 500 lnd 100 p. m. and II rs night. Ac-
For Time q Trains to local points on the penn:y
es. h Nos s and n ne IT sog as
and foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt SITS Courtst,
$50 Fultonst, and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF
FultOn;st, Brooklyn; rs Hudonst HOboken: Station.
The Se%}ork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel; and residences through to deSnaton
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
Erie LINES,

+ RTE LINES.
S2tR EEA IS hFITTEEN LAX 6k N
AfAaA 81 SHI n f1sG
RsS so's Ef ssHs:
Glen Bath Hanmondspcri, AVON sprng s ROc6esteT
FCTnesyIls BHaso Nas,ra Fails TofoG5S chagisgqHs
pon %e trains eaee foot q
ST. as follows and five minutes earlier from West 9Sdst
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
q IN A. NJ PaLy-yia Niagara Falls "a aud nd chautsuqua
to Jers
union station. except Sunday for Monticello.
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
. m r. NJ Dally-Solid train Tor Chicago via Chautau
o.OU qua Lake with dining car to Chicago sIeepers
10 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
2 On p. NJ except sunday-FOr Einghamton, Honesdale
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS
O.U dl and Grand I Grs csI Railway sieepeF to
PACIFIC EMPRESS
O On p. ~ DsIy-Via Chaunuqua Lake and Niagara
S.oU Falls. Solid train to Chicago sieeper' to BuflO
Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERyIs.
WEES P D. 80 g. % r. 80 Pm % %
FOR NENBt RIG.
MEEK DAYS-9 a. M, 3;45 D. m. 4:i5 p. M, 80
w d. IL. Sundays-9 a. M, y. M, o 80 y N.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
Al APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
M ticket offices. Also copies OF Summer Homes"
tanning select list Of hotels and boaFdn 'Suburso
Homes" describing vicinity Of NewYork "Chautauqus
Lake Souvenir" aud "Summer Excur lons.''
II, ICKEIS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
i iOl, 5l7, and 957 Broadway, Chambers and West
a3dst. Ferries New.YorA; 1888 Fulton-st, BFooAlyn;
I07 broadway Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson
IS IIoboken and Jersey City station. Erie Transfer
COMPANY call for and checks baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through to destination.
D. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

london Dec. o. ,. m-Consols, 35 jlG Tor money
and 90 for tie account: New-YOfk Penniyyaria ana
ohio first mortgage bonds Sss Canadian Pacific 9i
UeTican ordinary, 294 St Paul common sos New
YORK Centia l2l Reading, 1873 Mexican CeftIal new
Der cent bonds, 1j. The rate Of discount IN uc open
arkst FOR both and three mOnns' bills Is I'd per
cent Paris adviees quote per cent rsnss at % aLes
sT centlmes for the account and exchange on London
AZ rs francs 222 centlmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
WuAT WAS done IN STOCKS


cneculation in stocks and bonds was more active
IN dpv INT there was no radical change III the
cIeracter of the trading. In the stock market
Erie was the centre of interest, ana II cioser
nar cent higher at its top price. The adj
rabce was entirely natural in view OF the earnings
~ the company and the immense tra;hc IN sisLt
1'bis stock has always been the iavonte OF IN
Inndon market but the inference from rs ac-
ti,,itr and strength that Europe was an eager
b,,vcSr 81 securities was not well-grounded The
eor,niobtlv settlement in London proceeded with
ntt distu Thance and for the new account prlc@
M American securities were universally hlsher'
ne atrenQth oil foreign exchange was clear
evidence. however, that there was no active oe-
mand from Europe. H. :, o,a Tho
The market was strong only IN Spots. me
Vanderbilt and active Granger shares coh,inueu
o. ADVANCE the anthracite coal stocks were quiet
,vitbout imnortant change, and the so-called Gouu
stocks were weak although they suffered no
largo losses The course of prices suggested once
morn that the Gould interests were heavily short
of the Western railway stocks, but ASIDE IRON
this there was no good reason Tor the popular
impression. In fact, the weakest excuse Tor the
hict in the market between the Gou q ana van
derbiit interests. The substantial, hiViIehu-paSt
ing stocks ought to be higher, II M reports oi
earnings are correct, and those which are OPP
messed BY large debts or chances OF foreclosure
NAV be excused for small declines. The buylng
of Erie St Paul and Canada Southern WAS naseu
on sound foundations, and the selling OF AtchS9n
and the Gould stocks was equally reasonable. INC
closing was irregular, but the final changes "eie
generally advances
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued 10 be neglected.
but the market WINS steady at these quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND.

wednesday, DcC Up ILL.,
The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company at their regular meeting to-day declared
the usual quarterly dividend of Ia per cent
The estimated revenues ia the quarter-the actual
earnings in October not being absolutely known
were stated at 80, 100000. In the same quarter
a wear ago the actual earnings fell below the
same estimate $27O,97s. The company had at
the end of the September quarter surplus OF
S12260I00. which it hopes to increase at the
end of this month by S6s0295.
The following comparison between the esunaNd
and the actual earnings for the september quarter
Estimated. Actual
NJ, recaints -. o., 600 900 S2,Hl,l5i
Deduct oooo ono
Interest on bonds 500, 1888 . s222 800 o.o oo,
Sinking fund.-. 10000 242,3Ss 10000 2i23oo
w. ,evenus 81 757,6l2 81 92s,S So
- ~ "a yIiddsDd ,O77,4O5 l077, 400
o,s o., quarter - s88O207 ss5I, 449
The following table compares the estimate Tor
the current quarter with the actual returns in
the same period last year
Qua Ter ending Dec. 81 Acue lSeo Estimate o
Ne. &c ipts. .......'-. ---'si''-o'"-- "-''O'N
Deduct: ,onss SPAS 1922 300
sinking funds. -O'VOo o,o .se -o,OoV oAo 400
Net leqenas 4s5.s sSs s l535. I ISs
q o. 102 $3.50 205
surplu , Ior W 9ent 40 ...1 10 1888 $50 12260,lJ0
Co.. 10. 9, .siII4O,995 sl2 9i0, ls5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
financial Hlcciines.

A SPECIAL MEETING of tho stockholders
"A Of the inieraa'io'ai Boiler Company tmiiei WIN
hef At the oier OF the COMPANY No ~ tOrtla list.
Sewiork CITY, y. Y, on Saturdly, the 10Th day Of
December 1891 at 10 for the n:IpO-e Of consider
ing the sale heretofore made ~ the . 700 shares OF stock
the stirling Colpany formerly Owned BY the Inter
national Boiler Company Llmited
II. r. OGILVY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10

rams leA,r AZ a ~. 80
utes earlier JaJ -, Tor LaAe AonoHA,
Mnnewaska, nd WankI VALLEY H.; H.. stat ons Mdee
Pittsburgh Lterty, Livingston MAJOR Hancock, Carbon
dale. Scranton Walton, Delhi sidney N0rwlrh Edne tom
Uuca. Rome. Oneida oswego. Detroit, Chicago and
p3.f5 r NJ. Campbell Han. Lake. Mohonk and Mime
waska, Wallall VALLEY stations. Afddletown. blooming
Lurgh Elensc talisburgh. hufieyFile, Llbery white
Ial;e Livingston MINOR.
ing Ton Manor Rocklnd Walton. Sidney Norwich
Oneids. Oswego ROCHESTER; Niagara Fails Detroit CHI
eago and Pullman seepers reclining chair free
TO Suspension Bridge DAILY all other trains daily
Ro. s 'iss va sYn CT s::.s
q ~ 4. Is Exehaass Place Nswyoek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. Y. c, II. I. I. +. Co., Lessee.l
Trains leave t2d St. North RIVER station New.York.
az follows and 20 unutes arer from foot Jayst, n R
$3.50 4. M.-Dsly for Sburg Kingston, Albany.
DAILY, except Sunday, west " Coeyman,s Junction
1913 4. M.DA, ioF Alba daily except Sunday. MOI
tfral
1000 A. M.-Daly. for Newburg Albany Usies, syrs-
cuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detsolt SM.
caeo Daily, except saturday for Toronto.
II;35 \. I.p3y' eSeep. sunday for Albany end Utica
5iJ p. M-Daiiy. for Albany, Montreal, Utica, sus.
euse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Torooto De.
s:l5 r M.Dsy; for Albany Utica Syracuse Reehe.'
Daily sxseg; SATURDAY for Ioronso:, :,
5:s5 . 80. III As P NJ
uolt, Chicago ST. Louis on all through trains
Daily. For tickets, timetables pari0r ald sleeping
car ACCOMMODATIONS Information apply AZ Offices Brook
Ign. 8S3 Washington ST. 7e0 Fu 81, Annex ONE fooe
its BoWsfy IL PARK place 5s ycst ls5thst asd At 20
usas. o. y. LAMBERT. Geaesa Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10

CENTRAL. RAILROAD co; OF NEw-JERsEY,
OFFICE l's IkEER W:E6Rk, Dec. . 1891.
N Office IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Trans
de @ 3 close ffs f feda tS s 5
inst and open on saturday the "a sEoxzinT%S
THE MARINE BANK CO.,
sot,c, &c GSP dTId s so{3 ;P9 Str,ovs
cARsFHk o aTTE Sfo oo toWEsT HATES
IN PER CENT Municipal Warrants city and
any aF Fs6 pretty 5ny sax PseGa; van and
Dipi6rn0 Notices.
MARyG2A iSstbSS 5o q %S99AEpANr.
NO 81 B Sfwl WAX Dec !,
Alta REGULAR MEETING of the the Board of
5 af I'll fHf PfF ch sya has
ra On 81 e 81 c Us1 Of thu s payable
Transfer T.sn BE- S4oes will eCis E B December H. 1891
II. B. NEDHAM, Treasurer.
NO II TASaAF HA oSNeAsf 1891
A QUARTERLY 'bijilvibEfiNb Of One and
ssl spu as; ssf 4 q, SfPi on
"Wednesday, December 10th at O'Clock p M and
re'peH'd on Monday ''S1'iE vi s'fs
TIE 81 M THE 5lfT 5 81 sEW5 OK aAEN
A DIVIDEND of PER CENT on the capital
~ stock h!, bank has been declared this day abe
And after Jan. ., 1892.
The traLser books VIII By closed o'clock =. NJ.
Dec. 81 1891, and reopened on he morning OF Jan 10.
1892.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF this
the election OF Directors aud the transaction OF such other
nay properly before TIE meeting will ~
held at the banking Rooms, 10 Br0adway Tuesday,
Jan. Il, 1892 The pos will be oper from IL NJ. TO
L. N.
''N'' " VIZ II. A. SMITH Cashier.
MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY.
OFETCE ASITRER.
MILLS BUILDING. NEW-YORR, Dec. 4, 1891.
A quarterly dividend OF and one-hsf q ~ per cent
been declared the capital stock Of this COMPANY
payable and after January 2 1892 at this Office. The
Day December II, 1891 and reopned Monday January T.
1892 at 10 o'clock, a. M. A. j. PATERSON, IfeasufeI
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NEW YORK. December O. 1891
DIVIDEND No. %
TT HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have declared
i quarterly dividend or ONE AND ONE-QU AFTER
PER CENT. upon the capital Of bir company from
earnings the three month"; ending December 3st
Instant able at the Office Of the Urea urer and after
the 18th day Of January next 10 Stockholders OF record
the close OF the transfer books the 2f day OF December
instant. The transfer books will b. elc at o'clock
the afternoon December 2lst rstlnt AID rtoDened ON e
morning OF January % next.
Il. H. ROCHESTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

whole System)
1889. 1890. 1891.
Fourth week in Nov ssOi 746 ss57s7I ss22 4se
Jan to 3d.. % 1926 $40 29,429, s36 81 So, 200
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Number Of miles 800 1852 s65
Fourth week in Nov. s216,7S0 S2i742l s2t5.479
Jan. Nov. 3d.. $500 39 7,44S,32S 1884 1854
COLORADO MIDLAND
N EG w Of III Nov sS s5a ss $50 s sS9
Jan. 1 NOy. 3d.. 1,479762 1130e 64 1855, 1858
OHIO RIVER.
Number Of miles 26 $50 800
Fourth week In Nov. Sl33oD SILL fl5,b25
Jan. l TO Nov. 3d.. $50 s42 623,3o4 6SSr2l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
financial.
NATIONAL HORSE SHOW ASSOCIATION.
IF AMERICA. Limited

O3 MADISON AVENUE
NEW.YOltk Dec TO- 1891.
The Board Of Directors Of this ComIony have declared
annual dividend Of ten cent the capital stock
able stockholders fc(ri and e 18th Deem
Der 1891 The transfer hooks viii closed from the
1lth tq 10th December 1891. II. IL. HoLLIsTER.
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
financial Glcriions.

THE PEOPLES BANK
OF THE CITY OF AEW-lOEK.
December 8. 1891
T THE ANNUAL ELECTION held De-
n cember sth, 1891 the following gentlemen were
elected 10 serve the ensuing year:
Directors
John A. C. cray, Robert M1cay
Ichsbof +. Williams, Chas. T. Van Sant,ood,
Scott Foster. william Milne
James T. Hedges, ADO ph WiHpfheimcr
Theodore w. Morris
Inspectors:
freeman Bloodgo0d Ffeifrick V. Price,
Alex. :. Clara.
At subsequent meeting OF tie Board OF Directors,
scott Foster esq, unanimously elected Presdent,
and John A. 4. Gray, esq unanimously Reelected
VIce-tresident.
WILLIAM MILNE Cashier.
m He BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages.
Illustrated The standard authority American open
air amusements Rules for sailing swimming, ball pay
ing shooting, horseback riding &C.. &C. full Of
copy. Published by The Tribune New York. Entertain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10
THE WESTERN NATIONAL EANK
OF THE CITY OF EEW-Y DIRK.
MINNESOTA IRON COMPANY

vi OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
MILLS BUILDING. NEW YORK, Dec. 4, 1891.
quarterly dividend OF and one-haf q III per cent
been declared the capital stock Of This company
payable and after January 2 1892 at this Office The
day December H. 1891 and reopned Monday, January
1892. at 10 O'clock Q. A. j. PATEksON, TREASURER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-10


silver certfs... 95s 95s 96s 95sa 95ia 957s $4,000
Seller 10 days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
ARApfcAL CHANCE.
..r..vsrd the star Of Empire Taxes w
sway"

Hinder the caption Of East Richmond, ~
IA In vesienIay's issue, an ao'e,uS,
rnant which deserved the very - STATE
raading OF all. Every town in .no "~ht
.sat can boast OF a railroad mas arsr-
w. 20 the spirit OF the times, anu W bsye
Vn .so and wide-awake organiLation no.
~. ,',shing ahead in the onward ,s,.d
veeD p,,bern progress, while kicnlh.n
oao,,od m be forging along In the olu oo.' oJ
,rsct hut new there IL TO be cha. ,..,o.
Richmond can boast OF free si.es ,ssoh,nond
ries. and IL is quite certain ,na. 10 slow 10
people. as well as others, VIII noa , ~
~ advantage Of this rare oppor.un,s,,s
In, sites for factories with the re
aaered in Fast Richmond, supplements" =,
III enormous advantages a city OIL tne I'll, lii
~ Richmond necessarily possesses, ny. nd
y. nhsnning facilities, but in home lraue anS
III sn' DISSEMINATION. through the channels Vi
nou,S LII moi 90 slow and surely. n mum mum,
.n y, on,erprises here in our own GU! VIII
- clad 10 take advantage oil the opportunity
10 enlarge their facilities. re, p,oh.
The plan Of development OF hase nIu,
mond (as the organizers have happnt ca,eI
their property IL yer! ioeis,, o.,
cannot help but meet Will the hea,.lSss ~
enlargement and support oi hlonn ~ ,lIi
OoonIe This enterprise has the wishes OF an
r. the largest possible success, ana tne
Gentlemen at the head Of it encourages al
sound-thinking men in believing tnst niuen
increase of trade and prosperity WIN accrue
10 Richmond as a result OF their ioresigus III
securing this property for the purposes as
set forth in their advertisement. hlcninohu
Gould hardly offer better investment tnsn
Is now offered in East Richmond: ine
office of the company is at 9Ol east Mali MAI
street. where the promoters VIII DE e4ceeu'
ingly pleased to see and converse Win any
one desiring TO invest, be IL small OF iaise'
| in an excellent opportunity.
The famous utterance that westward
The star of empire takes its sway" ina!
he true in reference to empires, but II secins
now that the star of progress ana enterpIlse
of Richmond is turning eastward slhce
This land company has offered such won
derful inducements TO the poor ana ricn
alike, c,,h.
The promoters of this company are all pun
lic-spirited representative citizens upon
whom the people can rely for the eXempiln'
cation of the golden rule, and the ancienl
mstto. "Yestigia Nulla Retrorsum." IN
every sense of the word do Their practice
verify "no stems backward" and every IN
weston can rest assured that the company
will never lack for push and enterprise.
You hear Of your neighbor making none!
ranidIy. why rot do likewisel You can
never lind a better chance than this, nor
more convenient season than now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
Miss GaIlatin and MIR. Clarke.

Miss Alberta Gallatin, supported by Ores
ton Clarke, appears at the Richmond
Theatre next Friday. They open in
" Romeo and Juliet" and repeat ii satur.
day afternoon. " As You Like It," on sat
urday night.
In Romeo and Juliet Miss Gallatin take.
the part Of Juliet, and Mr.. CreGton Clarke
that of Romeo. Miss Gallatin, in the char
acter of Juliet. appears to have made Del
mark and a great success Of her impersOna.
ton. With Mr. Creston Clarke TO- her sup
port as Romeo. no doubt her histricnic
qualities will be displayed TO their fullest
extent, and very delightful presentation
Of the play may be expected.
As Rosalind in "As You Like It," which
il the play for Saturday night, Miss Gala
tin is said 10 invest the part with much ar
tistic grace, which makes her performance
very charming. Mr.. CrestOn Clarke in AS
You Like It, will appear as the melancholy
jacques.
Miss Alberta Gallatin is the daughter OF
the Confederate General Albert Gallatin
jenkins, who fell near Roanoke during the
war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-14
s144,bCi9
THE LEWIS FUNDS.
VIII They be Loaned to the Agricultural
Society.

VIII They he Loaned to the Agriculture
Society.
For several days past rumOr has said that
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society would shortly make an attempt 10
borrow about $50, 600 Of the money now held
bv the Chancery Court in the Bette Thomas
Lewis case, to liquidate the debt owed by
that Society on the Exposition buildings
grounds, etc. This rumOr has been denied
but some are Of the opinion mat such a
move Will be made.
MIR. Ashton Starke, Of the Society, when
questioned on the subject, stated that no
such proposal had been made, and yester-
dav several Of the counsel on both SIDES Oh
the Lewis case were seen by a TINES re-
porter.
The gist Of their expressions IS that such
"A Transaction may be arranged; that II the
money can be placed where il will draw
more interest than it rs drawing at prese IT,
there is no logical reason why the funds
should not be loaned the Society. provided,
OF course, that proper security Is gwen; ana
that conf renee has not been held between
the lawyers, because most OF them are 700
busy to attend important cases being IN
several of the courts.
Judge Leake stated yesterday that II the
counsel were to agree, and TWO or more
commissioners Of the court would pronounce
the security satisfactory, he saw no reason
why the money should not be loaned the So
.ietv; that such a move, in his opinion,
would give the estate higher rate OF Inter
est, and at the same time keep the Society
from being forced to sell the property; that
other fduciary money is being used all the
time under deeds of trust; and that he
would certainly decree the Lewis money to
be used if the counsel would agree ana the
commissioners report in favor Of II.