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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
CHILDRENs MUFFs CUT TO SOC.
lAstakhan Cloth with plush bands)

CHILDREN's CAPE AND MDFF shls
CUrTO$2
were cheap al s45O-sizes eight 10 twelve
years.
CHILDREN'S MUFF AND COLLAR
SETS. Sl.2j
fine Chluchua Fur)
INFANTS WHITE CASHMERE MIIIS,
Zoe.
finest Cashmere Zephyr
INFANTS FINEST CASHMERE MITIS,
12Hc.
white and colors-very comforiableJ
CHLDREN's Worsted = HOSE, Doc.
fast black)
CHILDREN's WORsGED LEGGlNs, zoe.
(made Of good heavy worstedJ
CHILDREN'S PLUSH CAPS CUT TO 4'c.
(were 75c. and Csc.
CHILDREN'S FINE PLUSH HATS, use.
(wcre 81. 70 and s1.bO)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11

,EyERALCAsES BLEACHED COTTON,
ti,c.
lmi yard wide flce rom dressing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
Ladies' and Misses CSSlnels
CUT DOWN TO
LOW-WatGr Level !

Ladies, You
know too well
ne wide range
of serviceabili
~ a genuine
water Proof
tio5samer AZ
fords you. just
as good in "A
snow storm as
IN an April
shower; they III
keep out a
much cold as
an Alaska Seal
w rap a II d
don t cost the
undredth
part Of one. It
is 4 garment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
poar OF WEST POINT. JAxuArY 10.

PORT OF WEST POINT. JANUAEY 10.
ARRIVED.
steamship City Of Atlanta, Pole, New
York, merchandise; steamship Charlotte.
Nickle. Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers.
SAILED.
Steamship city Of Atlanta, Dole. New
York merchandise; eamship Charlotte,
Nickle. BALTIMORE, merchandise and passen-
gers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-11
all wlntergloyes reduccdl
MEMS OIL-TAN GLOVES, 1oc.
heavily ieeced gauntlets, were SD

To keep the domestic end Of the sell
inc up this week TO the standard OF
Coats and Dress Goods We will run OH
half dozen cases Bleached Family Cot
ton at the following prices-ai Jun
ward wide. free from an dressing. lnis
little furry in Cottous VIII be- appre-
ciated by housekeep r., "a TINS is tue
season to mako up cotton S0"d7'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
BURNED TO DEATT.
Another Case of Small Boys Pooling with n
PistOI-Other News.

DANyILLE. Va. May r. Special Susan
Lee (coloredl was fatally burned last night
from kerosene oil. She had put lamp on
the mante-piece and thought it secure, but
when she let 20 it fell over and filed her
clothing with oil. The wick cane B
a tlaze. and igniting the oil on her ci .Ia.
burned her from her waist down. So. was
employed as a cook by Captain join &. Gov
ington. and when she realized her pos N,
Crawel into the house. crying plteou or
assistance The Captain and his fam p
pened to be home and they did all that cou. /
be done for the unfortunate WON ne
Captain had one Of his hands badly urned.
The new cars for the Danville Street Raul
way Company have arrived. They are beauties
and the people are delighted.
Charles Frayser. the eleyen-year-Old son OF
Mr. w. g. X. Frayser, WAS badly shot this
afternoon by the premature discharge OF II
3s-calibre pistol in the hands of another
small boy named Ballard Smith. son of j. A.
Smith, auditor Of the city.
The doctors cannot tell how serious the
wound may be.
Three of the cotton-factory operatives who
engaged in riotous conduct here Saturday
night last were sent on TO the grand jury to-
day.
A number of the delegates from this city
and section who attended the Southern Bap-
tist Convention at birmingham have returned
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
BOTETOURT COUNTY.
A Successful Fishing Tour Provokes Fine
Sermon-Rev. DIR. acknowledgements.

A Successful Fishing Tour PrOvokes IA Fine
sermon-Rev. DIR. McCOrkle-D Drought
GALA, VA, May 12.-l Special. l-Messrs. S.
L. McClung and John NJ. Echols opened the
fly fishing" season on Craig's creek last Sat
urday. They left here early in the morning,
walked six miles and returned about O'Clock.
The string they brought back between them
on a boat-pole) contained thrty-tve black
bass and one pike The aggregate weight OF
the bunch was thirty pounds, some OF the
bass weighing as much as three pounds
Rev. William T.. Hill, of the Montgomery
Presbvtery, was here at the time 10y regular
appointment to ill the pulpit at "Galata'
church Sunday morning, III the absence of the
pastor Rev f.. W McCOrkle Mr.. Hill Is an old
fisherman aud spends a good deal OF his idle
time casting his line" in the noble Jeems"
when in this neighborhood. but usually has
very Door luck Consequently he was very
much elated over the success of the young
men, and decided 10 take Fishing for his
subject and selected his text from Mark !.
IL "And Jesus said unto them, come ye after
me and / will make You to become fishers of
men" He preached a very able sermon to
large congregation.
After the services the members of the
church held a congregational meeting. and the
following resolutions We're unanimously adopt
pd in regard 10 Mr. McCorkle seyering his
connection with this church.
Resolved /, That whilst we submit the mat
ter of a dissolution ofthe pastoral relation of
this Galatia church and Rev. T.. w. Nc
Corkle, I'd, we regret that such step is
taken. because we wish this relation TO con-
tinue. and Sd, we will be vacant church,
rs we do not know who would or could sue
coed Mr. McCorkle.
Messrs +. G. Echols, w. II. Carper and DR..
w. h. Boyd, with Mr. James Hannah as al
ternate, were appointed a committee TO re-
present this church at a special meeting of the
Presbytery TO be held at Glen Wilton on
Wednesday next and then the matter will be
definitely decided. Ii is hoped that Mr.. Nc
Corkle will be retained
Rain is needed very badly: the farmers all
say that the grass and oat crops will be
"nipped in the bud" if rain doesn't come
very soon. Some think that there is danger Of
corn dry-rotting, as no rain has fallen since
thu crop was planted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13

They VIII Rus Two Days for Experiment
Two Deaths-In Favor of the Road.

LYNcHBURG. Va. May Especial 1T
is given out to-day that the electric street
cars will start tomorrow and will run two
days on experiment trips without charge. A
New York electrician is employed here for a
month 10 instruct the operators how 10 work
il.
Two sad deaths occurred here last night Of
very useful citizens. One was Mrs. Mary +
Matthias. at theresidence OF her brother-in- law.
Mr.. Powhatan Haynes, and the other WAS Mr.
Dennis Sullivan. at his residence on Salem
street. Mrs. Matthias was most excellent
Christian lady and widely connected in this
city.
The case of Robert Perkins. administrator.
against the Lynchburg and Durham Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages, which has oc-
cupied Judge Horsleys court for two DAYS.
was decided this evening in favor of the rail.
road.
Acknowledgement Scott will be in this city
some days on legal business. and is decidedly
in favor of an early settlement of the State
debt question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
GREENSKORO.
Deplorabie and Fatal Accident-Damage by
a Fire Acknowledgement Day.

GREENSBORO. n c.. May 12.-lSpecial. J.
On last Saturday night very sad death
occurred at Townsville. TWENTY-FIVE miles
west of this place. A Nh Riotte, Of New
York. "A prominent miner and capitalist. and
one Of the owners of the Old LOftye NINE
near that place met his death In the follow
ing terrible manner. The company runs
line of railway 10 their mine. Mr. Rlotte mad
come ont 10 look after the mine and was
riding on a dump car which was loaded with
ore. By some means the car was unfastened
and derailed. and the load OF ore was dumped
out on the ground and Mr. Riotte so fell as to
be caught under the pile Of ore. weigh
ing several tons He vas extrlcated as soon
rs possible and taken to Ihomasyllle, where
he died in q few hours The remains passed
through this place last night en- route TO New
York. The accident was q most deplorahle
one and cast "A gloom over the entire COM
munity as the deceased had very tayOraOly
impressed himself on the people.
An itinerant "lndian-root doctor. VINO has
been here for several weeks Earangulng a
motley crowd al night and vending his medl-
cine. did some serious mage here at long
range on Saturday night. According 10 APP
pointment he sent mp balloon for the delec-
taton of his audience. which drltted away
northward while the crowd yelled itself
hOarse Ii was seen 10 settle. by
gentleman who had watched 1t
at about 1890 o'clock. Soon after
the farm bell Of Mr. j. l.. Hawkins. who
lives about seven miles north Of town, was
heard to sound an alarm. The nelghbOrs
gathered as soon rs they could and with dlfii-
Guilty succeeded in putting out the fire that
the burning balloon had started in pile dt'
wood and shavings in about twenty-five feet
of Mr.. Hawkins dwelling. Mr.. Hawkins was
absent from home al the time.
business houses were closed here yesterday
and the day devoted 10 Confederate memorial
ceremonies Citizens. ladies and children
formed in procession at 10 o'clock and
marched 10 the Confederate cemetery where
PRAYERS were offered The roll of honor. en-
bracing the names of all the known deceased
soldiers there are many unknown was read
by Mayor Forbes, and the graves were strewn
with flowers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
THE SESSION ENDED.
Interesting and Instructive Meeting OF the
Presbytery of Lexington.

Messy CREEK. Va, May l2-lSpecial J
The Presbytery of Lexington. which has been
in session here during the past week, closed
one of the most interesting and instructive
sessions Saturday in the history of the body.
Friday the committee on narrative of the
state Of religion in the bounds of Presbytery
made its report through Rev. Il. f. Campbell
chairman.
Narratives came up from the sessions Of
forty-nine Of its churches
These reports were in many respects very
encouraging.
The report of the committee of bills and
overtures as TO the overture touching min
isterial qualifications was taken up.
Vigorous speeches were made by Rev. H.
X. Laird and Rev. DR. III. H. Halves
Some of these speeches were in favor and
some opposed 20 changing the book of church
order in regard TO licensure and ordination
FOREIGN MISSIONS
At the hour for public worship the Presby.
terry took recess for five minutes. ard upon
resssembling the report of the committee OF
foreign missions was read by the chairman.
Rev. H. II. Laird. and was found 10 be en-
nouraeing. Interesting and instructive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
GLOUCES TER.
Negro Church Burned-Truckers Shipping
Peas-A Pleasant Entertainment.

GLOUCESTER c. H.. Va, May 12.-lSpecial ]
The largest and handsomest colored church
in this county was destroyed by fire last Fri
day night The members Of this church for
some time past have been quarreling with
and abusing each other. The trouble seems
to be about a pastor. Some wanted one
preacher and some another. So the dispute
was settled last Friday night by some one
setting fire 10 the building.
Truckers are shipping peas from the lower
portion of this county. Crops are short owing
TO the dry weather
The Gloucester Monument Association pic
mic came OF Friday. The large crowd enjoy
ed themselves dancing and promenading. In
the evening the Gloucester Dramatic Club
presented "Esmeralda.n much to the delight
OF the crowd. "Esmeralda" was followed by
the farce. Turn Him Out" Miss Counts
Seawell and Mr. Meredith were the star
actress and actor in the play. and were often
encored. Sixty or seyenty-hve dollars were
realized.
Several firms have advertised to sell out,
and several have left since liquor licenses
have been refused by the county judge at this
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13

speeches were made upon the subject by Rev
A. Svdenstriker. n missionary TO China; rev.
II. r. Campbell. Rev DIR. Quaries ana rev
A. IT, Laird. -, -
After recess for dinner resolution was
adopted appointing permanent chairman OF
the committee on the nafIalNe' new 10
Campbell was elected.
Rev ! T. Bear. a missionary 10 China was,
upon his own request by letter, dismissed 10
the Presbytery of 500 Chow. China. when
formed -,,.,,oos
The overture in regard 10 certain changes
in ministerial qualihcation was again raSon
mn and after thorough and earnest discussion
the report Of the committee was adopted
That the overture be not adopted"
rvANGELrsTrc WORK.
The evangelist. Rev. +. J. Brooke made his
renort which was encouraging and showed
that tho evangelist has been very active IN
his work. Candidates L. II. Slower and u. Z;
Patterson from the seminary were examined
on theology. and the examination was sus-
tanned as satisfactory part OF the trial Tor
II was male the order Of the day for II
O'Clock to hear the sermons OF these candi-
dates for licensure.
n was made the order Of the day for 2:9O
o'clock for the ordination as evangelist 70
the foreign field. if the way be clear, Of Candl-
date f. { Patterson, Rev T. j. Brooke TO
Johnson 10 deliver the charge 10 the eyange-
list.
SATURDAYS SESSION.
The minutes of Friday were read and APP
proved.
A letter OF sympathy was ordered by the
Presbytery TO Rev. J. W. Laferty, who has
been i'll for long time
The Presbytcry adopted the following pa
per The PresbyteTy Of Lexington. IN the
State Of Virginia representing membership
of 1000 citizens Of the Commonwealth,
respectfully urge the Columbian Exposition
Commission not 10 allow the exposition 10
be opened at all on the Sabbath believing
that the wishes Of all Christians and the best
interests of the State require strict observance
of Gods day"
Several parts of the trials for licensure Of
Candidates +. II. Slower and B. g. Patterson
were sustained as satisfactory parts OF trlai.
The candidates were examined on ecleSlas-
teal history, the sacraments ana church gov
cTpment.
Mr. n. Slower and b. G. Patterson were
solemnly licensed to preach the Gospel.
Rev. Y. II. Slower was dismissed tC West
Hanover Presbytery at his own request where
he will become the pastor Of Waddell church.
Mr.. G. ID. GilkesOn accepted the call from
Beverly. w. Va. and steps were taken for his
ordination the ID Of July next.
ORDAINED TO THE MINISTRY.
At 2 o'clock Mr. b. c. Patterson was sol
emily ordained, by the laying on of the hand
Of the Presbytery to the full work Of the Cos
pei ministry as an evangelist.
Rev. f. J. Brooke preached the sermon. and
Rev. A. Sydenstrker, missionary TO CHINA.
made the ordination prayer. and Rev. l.. b.
Johnson delivered the charge to the evange-
list.
The usual vote of thanks to the pastor,
congregation and citizens was offered, after
which the Presbytery adjourned with prayer,
10 meet the I'd Of July at Beverly, W. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
REAL ESTATE MEN TO MEET.
North Cardinals First Convention to be
Held in Raleigh To-Day.
THE TRIAL OF 4 NOTORIOUS SUIT.
Case of Josiah Turner Against Ex-Governor
w. W. Misunderstanding Of the North
Carolina Episcopal Convention.

RALEIGH. n. c.. May 12.--lSpecial. THE
North Carolina Real Estate Convention Will
be held tomorrow in pursuance of procla-
nation issued by Governor Thomas NJ. Holt.
The convention is the first Of the kind ever
held in the State. and will be under the aus
pieces Of the Southern immigration bureau.
Seventy-fve delegates from all portions OF the
State have signifed their intention to be pre-
sent. and some have already arrived.
The convention will be held in Common
Hall. and Governor Holt will open the meet
ing and explain its object.
THE TURNER-HoLDEN CASE.
The notorious case of Josiah Turner, Of
Uillsboro. against Ex-Governor w. W. hol-
den came mp before the clerk or the superior
Court of this county this morning IN the
nature Of supplementary proceedings. Mr..
Turner obtained judgment several years since
AGAINST Governor Holden for what was alleged
10 be false imprisonment during what was
termed the Kirk war in North Carolina
This Indictment was for about $4,000. Not long
since execution was ordered. but Holden :
property only brought one dollar. Now
Turner has instituted supplementary pro-
Greetings in the PREMISES alleging he can
show that there arc means by which execu-
ton may be satisfied. The proceedings will
probably occupy attention for several days.
BASEBALL CONTEST.
II was learned today that Wake Forest
College baseball team has Just accepted a
challenge from the team Of the Washington
and Lee University of Virginia 10 play a
match game in this city next Saturday. The
Wake Forest defeated the University Of North
Carolina here two weeks ago.
The North Carolina Episcopal Convention
meets tomorrow at Asheville. and a large
delegation from the Episcopal churches Of
this city left this afternoon 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
HORRIBLE VIFE MURDER.
Brutal Act of a Negro Fiend-The Murderer
Escapes.

WINDSOR, Va, May 12.-ISpecial. IA hor-
rible and shocking murder was committed
near here yesterday morning. Seabird Ed
wards colored, mercilessly killed his wife
Martha, with club by beating her over the
head until she was completely dead. breaking
her arm and inhictng several wounds. any
one of which would have produced death
Seabird then made his escape, and has not
yet been caught. Diligent search is being
made and it is probable that he will soon be
caught.
John NJ. Taylor, Esq, held an inquest over
the body last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Serious Result of a Drunken Freak-Per-
sonal and General Mention.

Charlottesville, VA, MAY u. SPECIAL. J.
While under the influence of too much John
Barleycorn last night Fred Davis climbed
into a tall tree and went TO sleep While
snoozing the limb broke and Davis fell to the
ground In his descent he struck porch
railing. knocking hole in his skull. dis
locating his hip and otherwise seriously in
juring himself
Mrs John Martin. of Nelson county. daugh-
ter of the late Mrs johnson. of Red Hill, Al
bemarle county. and niece Of Mrs. L. G.
Iaure of Charlottesville, was buried at Red
Hill Yesterday.
Napoleon Levy, of New York, spent yester-
day at this place.
DR.. J. A. Davis and wife. of North Carolina,
are the guests of relatives on Ridge avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
DIR. WICKLIFF ExONERATED.
The Report Absolutely False-Farm Work
in Charlotte County.

DRAKE's BRANCH, Va, May l3.-[Special. r.
The DR.. Wickhf outrage case in this county
(Charlotte) OF which so much has appeared
in the Richmond papers, has all turned out 10
be a false report or rather the woman and
her husband have signed paper 70 that effect.
and have acknowledged that they were in
error most egregiOus.' The whole matter
seems 10 be a case OF blackmail. The COM
munity seems to be thoroughly disguised with
the would-be prosecutors. DR.. Wickhtf Is
exonerated from the grave charge
A good rain fell in the southern part of the
county yesterday. The farmers in that sec
ton are smiling and happy
Our county politics are waxing warm, but
the fight is all IN the Democratic family. By
the way. you know we only have one family
in good old Charlotte. and that with very
strong Democratic prOclYlties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13

CHARLOTTE n c.. May Especial. IA
tremendous cloudbuTst swept over this city
and section at o'clock tonight A heavy
hai-storm followed and the skylights Of sew
era business houses were broken IN and their
goods damaged. The Office and reading-room
OF the Central Hotel were flooded from the
same cause. Hail drifted in doorways several
inches deep.
Much damage must cnsue in tho surround
ing country from both hail and food.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
VALUABLE con YEIN
Supposed t. Have Been Struck in Prince
Edward County.

FARMvnLE. Va. May l2.-[Special THE
Farmyille Coal and Iron Company have struck
what is supposed by experts to be rich and
large vein of bituminous coal near Raine's sta
ton on the Farmyllle and Powhatan railroad
about six miles from this city. Miners will be
put TO work opening the mine in few DAYS
and more thorough examination will be made
bv experts. 1t is said that this vein of coal is
free from trouble. The mines. when opened,
will give employment to several hundred men
and will crea.e a boom for Prince Edward
eOuntV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13

., The great vegetable substitute for nills is
Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
Powatan County Court News.

PowHATAN COURTHOUSE, May 12-lSpecial. !
Robert Taylor was tried and sentenced To-
serve FIVE months in jail for assaulting Samuel
Miller.
Mammie Harrison. held on tho charge Of
Harrison, held on the same charge, was bailed
70 appear at the June term Of the County
Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
TYPEWRITERs.

II ddrtse al parents 10 hare nefr hons and girls
fd'igbt shorthand torftfHg ana tVpe'rrHfn9 4
SteuOGTdpher lChO can typetCrtte MS notes tnOud
DE- SAFER J-Oln pOcerty fhau Il Greek SchOtdr."-
CHARLES READE on THE Coming Man"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-13
BROWN IS IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion &c Debility.

Az IRRITA1YD THROAT is soothingly treated
by, Dr. ID. Jayne's Expectorant, an old estat.
llshed curative for Coughs and Colds, and all
Bronchial and Lung troubles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-14
enN %.
Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON. Aug. 10, lS9l.--The. following are TO
days quotations OF Provisions, &C..
Pork-Long cuts IA % a14 SO; short cuts IA so
@15 90; pork tongues I6 6O@i7 90; butt pork
10 50i prime mess o000a0J 90; extra prime at
IL 90.
Hams at ioHc; small at lie; pressed hams
121hc.
;, Lard-Cholee 714c p III in tierces and tubsi 10
h pals in cs 734c.
Hogs-ChOice city dressed TIC y ID country do
6hc.
Butter-western extra creamery 19h@2oc;
extra imitation cream 00a16c; others = &C;
factory choice at IA able; New York and Yer
mont extra creamy 2l@22c; New York and
VT dairy good to choice 15G1Sc; Eastern
quotations are receivers prices for strictly whole
sale lots.
Cheese-Northern choice s1s@sA c; Western
extras S95Ac.
Eggs-Eastern extras at ooa2o; fancy nearby
stock higher: firsts ITO l8c; extra Vermont and
New Hampshire at 00@20c: Western nrsts II N
GIG; Michigan frsts at 17hG00c. Jobbing
prices lie higher.
killed spring chickens 20@25c; fowls OOG16c
fair to good at 12@15c; Western iced turkeys
12gooc; fowls 15ci chickens 13915c broilers at
16@l7c.
Q 3592 40 . bush; choice New York marrow
hand-plcked $500 90: choice screened pea
bing prices loo higher.
Hay Choice primo hay at SIS oo@s19 90. fair
to good $lb OO9l6 90; Eastern line $l2@13;
poor to ordinary Sl0@11: East swale SOLO;
$50.
Potatoes-we quote choice native Rose and
stock bOc per blu, 81 80 per Dbl; Rhode Islands at
Eastern Shores s3a3 rs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money Easy-stock Market Dull and
Firm.
Sterling Exchange quiet and Steady
Governments Dull and Steady.
Quotations Of staple Products In New
York, Chicago and st. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds.

At New York money has been easy, ranging
from 11ha2 per cent, last loan at and closing
at 2 per cent Prime mercantile paper ga @7h
per cent. Sterling Exchange is quiet and steady
with actual business for bankers bills at asa
for sOday bills, SO for demandi posted rates
4s6a4s7. Commercial bills are 8sA
and s5h. Government bonds are dull and
steady. Railroad bonds duh and steady to strong
The stock market displayed more strength
after O'Clock and prices lifted fractionally all
along the line, Rock Island and Union Pacific
leading More activity In Louisville and Nashville
resulted in slightly lower quotations, but the loss
was recovered with something in addition. Rock
Island rose "a, Union Pacific from 3iss to 35 and
Lake Erie & Western preferred jumped from
5es1 to 5sN. Best prices were well maintained
till delivery hour, after which everything become
duh and the market closed duh and firm close to
best prices of the day.
The transactions at the STOCK Exchange aggre-
gated EOS, 100 shares.