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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

The architect draughtsmen Of Richmond
pr0p0se TO organize an architectural sketch
clu6. something after the order Of the famous
~ square Club of Philadelphia Last night
a well attended meeting was held at the
Office of Architect Edgerton Rogers to perfect
their organization. Among those present
we're Me5srs Cra.gie. Weinhrunn. Wood.
Olcott Bryant and po.ndexter Many more
sipnifel their intention of Joining the club.
which viii be very beneficial o. the members
In developing their taste and enlarging their
ideas i'm the art 0f drawing.
The next meeting is 90 be held ct Mr..
Rogers Office Wednesday evening az 6.l5
o'clock. when the election OF officers will take
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Robinson against Commonwealth, Hite
against Commonwealth. Anthony against
Commonwealth. E0ndcap against Common
wealth. Continued until March term.
Whiting against Town OF West Point.
Passed.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
against Postal Telegraph Cable Company.
Postal TELEGRAPH Cable Company against
Norfolk aud Western Railroad Company,
Postal Telegraph Gable Company against
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company.
Continued % March term.
Perdue's administrator against Dillon. lie
moved 10 WytheYIile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

TIE estimated value Of the crops Of corn
wheat ana oats in the South. over those pro-
duced last year is sll2O0o0O0- and 1t Is at
rued that this will largely Offset the low price
Of cotton. But the trouble IS so many southern
planters pin al their faith o. cotton hoping 10
buy all the grain they need from the sale or
that staple. All such as these will find them
selves in very bad condition, since the pres
ent price Of cotton is not enough to pay
for tie cost Of production.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Representatives OF the newspapers Of this
city met at the Dispatch Office yesterday after
noon and elected permanent organization
under the name and STYLE of the Newspaper
Publishers Association oil Richmond. Va.
The following officers were elected Prtsi-
dent G.. OBJ. Cowardin \ice-president.
Joseph bryan Secretary and Treasurer. VIII
liam Ryan. Messrs. CowardIn and Mhitty
were appointed committee to report rules
and bylaws. 4 special committee consist
ing of Me,srs Crutchfcld. Witty and Ely
SON were appointed 90 consider a scale Of
prices submitted T. tho newspapers by the
Typographical Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Board Of Agriculture will take place 40 the
Office Of tho commissioner 40 DO o'clock this
morn ug. The regular business for the term
Will be disposed OF and several matters oi im-
p0ltance in connection with legislation in ia-
vor of the agricultural interests will bee cone
sidered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

generaii n, and leaves The following childrs,
Captain Philip Hagall Mr. Barton Uarali =,
Ha1all-Crenshaw mills. Mrs. Alexara.-
Cameron. Mrs Henry A. Wise. Jr.. NJ ~
Powell Noland of Shenandoah and of 49,.
late Mrs. Warrington Carter. " Charles C,,v
the lato Mrs Robert l.. Lee. Jr.. and the IN.
Miss Fannie Haxal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

The new Masonic Temple is being Anlshei
up on the interior and will DO completed ODD "a
short time BIT. Cote. the Baltimore archi-
tect will visit Richmond tomorrow % see the
0utgr0wth of his plans ST. Adams Hall is
now the property OK the Scottish Kite Asso-
citation, ana. when the Temple is completed
most of the lodges. chapters. communicates
and the Shrine will remove % thai building.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Tho eoes-on If the House VI Dele ltos was
oponoi promptly at noon Yesterday by
sio.sts roctorof "a. Jat1os church bad been in-
,.;t..l d. Cof.rei Tohn Hel lirror t1 pray Tor
+L.,,,.,,, l.srs III ti.. Uou-a durln. tho present
,ra.g INT f..r some reason ,ya. NOT present
I.t+er v,as read from Mrs. Bl.bv. c0rra-
e,.,.ii,,,, .oo~a+ar,- oil the l.eocIafiau tor the
Reservation aft Virginia Antiquities. inviting
+io ,,ar,b ..r. az fhe Hon.e tOatfenl tho u..et-
;~,, ~ fhe Associati.n last evening. Col
n,el pi0rer announced that the Com-
r,itfoe I'M Hrles had considered res0-
i,,ti.n introduced bv Mr.. William b.
N.rlwoine az Veters6rrg providing Chat
,,l. " ia o.onendrl fIat all bills shall DO
,.-t,t.l l.e.lrs thev ars reforreI BID fine come
I,e-,,.i g. ira..neiiar.+ fo amend the rule T.
ti,,s -e,,lrt lfr AfcIIva.n oIcrod as ia sub-
st,t,t.i li. ori,,.roi resolution Euls a Dro-
80. +bot oe.rn-ftees Shall In all cases fe08-t
~. l.ii ~ ro-0iufion I'm such form thatif
,..s..J or ooree5 10 IL will carry into elect
their Recommendations Every such BIN or
-rso'ution Shall ie printed uuies the com
roiff.e recommend that tlo same be
not priutod bat no papers To-
Turned Herewith shall ie printed
unless the committee shall so recommend
The -ub-tifufe of Mr. WcIlWa.ue Nas tHteu
nm and discussed nc some length. Me.5rs
WIiiam h KIeIyqiue OF Petersburg aul J
THOMPSON Brown. of ietersburg aiyuca ed
the substitute. while Mo..rs john D.. lyau.
of Toudom. r. W Saunders. oi franklin.
and Speaker Carlwsl opposed 80. Tho sun-
sntete was finally lost lya v ts Of ~ Oh l',
and the report of the committee adopted.
ON motion of 81. j. Taylor oirHttoh tne
niu making labor day le-al holiday
was made special order for Co.
morrow 40 l3) b. vi. ON motion obi Ar
O.. W. K0iuer.of Augusta. the ns.def4ton
ol tie bill providing tor One appointment 0l
female physicians lu the female wards oi tAe
asyllms OBJ this State was passed - an.H
SON. of Cu.peusr WLo WAS absent. al op-oI-
tunitY % be heard DID, iafof ol iAs measure
Leave of absence was sf'a.ed 90 -.t' D.. ,l ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Tho annual State Convention Of the Young
Peoples Society Of Christian fndeavor will
be held at the Neyenth-street Christian
church on january 3D. 18th and 2Jth. This
convention win be composed of representa-
tives from all local societies of the State.
Among other prominent Christian tndeayor
speakers who VII Zoe present Will be Father
Clarke. the originator OF this powerful oTgaui-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

meeting of those interested in the pro-
posed yiaduct at the end of First street held
a meeting Yesterday at the Office of Messr-.
Gay 81 Lorraine. and decided 10 award the
contract Tor the building of the structure
this eek Tie WORK on the bridge WILL be
commenced Immediately and pushed - COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

4 MONUMENT. presented by the Queen o,
Fncland the Gar Of Russia aud the King OF
Greece. is 20 be erected at Copenhagen j.,
honor Of the golden wedding Of the hing anu
Queen OF Denmark The Princess OF vale
the Czarina Of Russia and the King OF Greece
are the children Of this royal couple and the
monument to be erected might be dedicated
more appropriately to the most celebrated Of
modern match-makers. the Queen OF Den
mark than to the golden wedding OF herSe'i
and her husband
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

The Norfolk and Portsmouth Oyster Pack
ers Association. through their secretary. Nr.
r. h. C.oyeIv. have memCrnlzel the Den-
erai Assembly to secure property OF me in-
dustry which they represent Pa TIE zoe u-
meut which has been submitted % the mem
bers they state that they represent an
ana unit of capital employed IN sad business
greater than any other interest ID tAe tide
water of Virginia. They Afford employment
o. more than l4.C0) people who are citizens
of vOur state. and the money 0i5-
trbuted each week and put into I'M
mediate circulation through tins meQlum ls
f0ur times greater than that which any other
business OF industry iu this section accom-
pi-los. They are vitality interested in amy
laws which may be passed by the Legislature
which may bear upon the preservation %. the
oyster and all the ndustre incident thereto.
and are anXi MS that such Legislation may
emb0ly in 10. The preservation o. the natural
oyster rocks tae definition II the conflicting
rights as between longer and planter. t.o
means OF guaranteeing unto Che planter who
invests largely and risks much. the assurance
that will enable lim o. calculate upon
tenure that wili promote planting aad thereby
increase taxable property NltAin tho State,
thus red0uudlLg tO Che credit o- its trea .ry.
.I1 accomplish these ends tleF Suggest ani
recommend that the natural rocks Ue mapped
AMI recorded and preserved FOR al ilMr, a'
common To- the citizens Of the State. and
that they shall not be sold. leased rented or
assigned That tlo present tenants OBJ the
STATE oyster shores De given .le best title %
ther holdings which the state can Afford. TO-
Wit Either @ tItlo in fee. or tenancy for ID
term of years. say fifteen. renewable that mo
oyster he permitted t9 bo taken from ine
rocks which shall uot bo 40 ielst two alt
0le-lalt inches va length, and that such re-
etrist0n Doe enforced oy the annexation oft
proper and severe penalties amounting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

PRINCE ALBERT VIcroE. Duke of Clarence, is
lying critically Ill in Sandringham from the
effects of pneumonia and grip This, lust on
the eve of his expected marriage, Is considered
peculiarly unfortunate. since If he should die
II would Illustrate ali the hopes OF Queen Vie
tora Us TO tho succession TO the British
throne. 1t is said that the Queen made the
match between Prince Albert Victor and
Princess Mary Of Teck in order that the pos
abilities Of the Duchess Of Fife. sister OF the
Prince, ever coming to the throne might be
lessened. as the Queen has great dislike TO
the Duke Of Fife. OF course if the marriage
were made impossible by the death of the
Prince the plans OF his royal grandmother
would be competely upset.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

they may throw the weight OF 'ne,r pow
and experience in behalf OF so"hu De'HO-
cratic principles. and not merely fora cam
nan tha ob;ect Of which is to advance some
individual or pull down another
II they will contend for Democratic p'ino'.
ples and not for or against any one man OF
sot Of men. leaving the choice OF canu'oA'e'
to the people. they will give merit 10 pr ,'
teal polit,cs which they DO not now hold ID
the ewes OF common folk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

William Oakley charged WITH aI''' =
D., froqt and enter into the house OL
Mitchell. WAS tr.ed. convicted ana ',-' b.
iuI for thirty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Tgr RELOCATION TO the obscurity OF is casket
OF the diamond crown which the wife of Gov
ernor-elect Brown. of Maryland, intended TO
wear at the Inauguration ball of her husband,
is one Of the many excellent things for which
the pre.s is to be thanked. Ridicule may not
be the test OF truth. but it is very effective
means OF disposing Of absurdities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

THE report that the late Khedive OF Egypt
wss poisoned would very probably have got
ten abroad even il there had been no ground
for il IN the innocent administration to him
OF an overdose OF morphine. The same re-
ports in similar instances in the past have in
most cases had their origin in the same degree
OF truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Our advices from Washington are that since
the arrival Of Senator Hill, Of New York, it
has been observed that he and Senators Cor
man. Barbour and Brieo are focking to-
gethern This. no doubt but accoras with
the habit Of birds Of feather" They are
all practical politicians. and one OF the party
Senator Gorman-has made politics and tho
benefits thereof his only pursuit in life. II is
much to be hoped that these influential
Democrats are fockiDg together in order that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

Norn1Na shows more clearly the rising in
terest in the colonial history of America than
the fact that colonial architecture Is coming
into fashion. bidding fair to dispace the
Queen Anne in some lines of house-building.
Our Fredericksburg correspondent calls At
tention to e. visit which has just been paid
that city by two prominent architects of Bos-
ton for the purpose of taking photographs Of
tho colonial mansions which still remain
intact in tho vicinity of Fredericksburg. This
is not tho first instance OF the practical in
terest now felt by leading Northern architects
in the surviving examples OF colonial srchi-
lecture in Virginia. and it Will in the next few
years very probably be displayed far more
actively than has ever before been witnessed.
THIS is only an additional evidence Of the i'm
portance Of the objects which our Society for
the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities have
IN view
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12
TUESDAY. JANUARY p. 1892.
SIX PAGES.


Both houses OF the General Assembly were IN
session Appropriation OF 10000 10 tho
Soldiers Home considered By the committee.
The first performance OF "Pinafore' Will
take place this even ng.--Iho lights ID inc
CAPITOL discussed. Mrs. Haxall dead ne
oyster-rackers momorahzed tho Legislature
Meeting Of tho A. p. y. A. was post
poned. County Democrats oppose the an
naxaton OF Lee district.-Ihe Board OF
Aldermen rnot.---The First-street viaduct - 10
be bnilt-The architects viii form a club
Amendments proposed 10 tho CITY charter
The Soldiers aud Sailors Monument Associa-
ton organized-The newspapers OF Aich-
roonl formed an ssociation.-Executiye COM
nittee Of the Episcopal Missionary Society
met.-Ths Committee on Chesapeake and
Tributaries met.
VIRGINIA
Hon. Johnson y. Barbouris ill.-Proposed
Reunion q Federal and Confederate veterans
A. Poterslurg.---Si inches 81 snow IN Prince
George county Resolutions in memory o.
Judge w. q. ". Terthing passed al a meeting
o. the bar a. Williamsburg. -Wresting and
boxing match al Newport Nows---Legaliiy Of
wharf charges 81 Norfolk 20 be tested IN tho
eoarts- Judge uonly and Mr. y. +. Hubbard
form law partnership at Williamsburg --
Tom Snoad. n fireman at LynchbuTg, was pain
fully injured in an accident yesterday.--J. ii.
G. Winston g. Son. furniture dealers OF Lynch
burg. made an assignment yesterday.--lhe
commissions Of the Dostmasters al Bedford Cliy
aud Farmvlie have expired, The Buena vista
bull case was decided in Lexington Yesterday
ly sentencing Dr. W. J.. Rcheson the defend
an 10 eighteen months in the pemien'ary'
Tho fight over the Buena Vista city
charter is waxing warm -- hea'y
snow foil throughout the state sunday
followed by O. cold rain--Mr. Frank +. lerkin-
eon. of Danvino. was injured in an accident yes
terlav.-The jury in the case Of John Smith,
CHARGED with themurder OF Peter Ailiii' brought
IN O verdict of guilty at Roanoke yesterday.--
Mr.. Walker Il. Ilcrnlon who died III New York,
will bc buried ia Danvilie to-day.-Maior ly-
Ter Shelton. of Chatham. died Sunday.--John
Henry a recuse. OF Alexandria, is dead
The case of Dr. Baker Will, IT is thought. GER
tanlvcome up al this term of tho Circuit Court
OF Washington county.-Rev. T. j. Faulkner.
OF Culpeper. is critically ill-Alrs. Frank hud-
son and Mr. II. j. Wilkinson. Of Chesterfield arc
dsad.-5Irs Elizabeth NJ. Johnson and Mr..
John Valentine of Charlottesville, are dead
Mr.. John ID. Moon. Of Carriers Bridge. and Mr..
joseph T.. Matthews. of Fabcr's Mill died Sun
day.-Mr. William II, Wood Of Charlottes-
Vile and Mss Alice Earl. of Covington, Ky,
are to be married Miss Belle Taylor Of APP
pomaftox Courthouse, is 10 be married to Ma
jor Glass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-12

GENERAL.
The subscribers of tho guarantee fund OF the
Richmond and Danvillo railroad met in New
York yesterday and effected an organization
Tho Richmond Terminal securities were
firm in Wall street Yesterday. IS /. Lands
gives a glowing description of the bright pros
poets of tine Norfolk and Western rail
road -Federhon Miehal, a Russian M
migrant. will be returned, owing to in
sanity-1he monitor Niantonomah Will
not be able TO take a long voyage owing to
her limited coal capacity. MrssXdam Watch
ter. Of White Hall, n. D., haS~Scen an inyoluuia-
~ faster nr rr7---1 9.s159 Representative
'TIs~'Ias introduced a bill remuEeratlng south
ern mail contract0rs--A number Of coniirma-
tions were made by the Senate in secret session
Yesterday. also the Brussels anti-slayery treaty
WAS ratified-Senator Daniel introduced
bill in the Senate yesterday for the erection OF
public buildings at j e1ington and Bedford City,
Va.-A resolution was adopted by the
House yesterday calling for a statement OF
the treasury.-Iittle Ruth Cleveland de
featoi Baby Mckee for medal at Chicago
bazaar--Ihe United States Supreme Court
at Washington Yesterday decided the case OF
Charles Counselman against Frank Hitchcock
in favor Of the former ALL of the leading
Journals of England confirm the report That
the Khodive of Egypt was posoned.-C. A.
Reid. Of entworth, n. c., is dead.-Ihe CON
dition Of the Duke of Clarence was reported
serious yesterday.-Robelion has again broken
out in Yemen. ear-Admiral Rodgers
funeral took place from Washington yesterday
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-12

not improved prices were at times run up pretty
sharply. There was something OF scare at
the opening and prices were given quick up
turn. An hour later, when wheat was at the
top for the day corn made second bulge and
sold at the highest point. of the week
for May. Before the close, however
prices dropped back 20 about opening prices in
sympathy with the break in wheat In oats
trading was less active than on the previous
day. Everybody seemed TO be pretty well
evened up, and disposed 20 hold of pending
changes in the weather business was scattered,
there being no heavy individual trad
ing except the part of
Hess, VINO bought freely. Provisions tiuctuated
in response to changes in wheat and corn.
There was covering by shorts, and buying as
well by packers, but nothing to induce any
great return OF confidence in present prices.
CHICAGO, May i1.-Cash quotations were
as follows Flour unchanged; spring pat
ents "a 1904 10; winter patents 1904 40;
bakers, SO 00G3 25; straights 81 5000 30.
Wheat-No. spring, S19sc; No. red, $3.50
S61Sc. Corn-No. Q, 46c. Oats--No. 9, 300DS014c.
Mess pork, per barrel. SO $500 671s. Lard,
per 100 lbs, SO 22l6616 25 Short ribs sides,
loose, SIS S5@5 s715. Dry salted shoulders,
boxed, 81 62lk6n5 rs. Short clear sides, boxed.
SIS 1906 80. Whisky at 81 IL.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Opening Highest. Closing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-12

Barbados, about May ARRIVED, schr Adelia
Carlton, Monroe, Brunswick.
Cardenas, April 20 Cleared. bark Florida
lNorl, Chistiansen. Apalachcola.
Ymuden. April 2s-Arrived, bark Juno Mort,
Simonsen, Pensacola.
Apalachicoa, May s--Cleared, bark Flora
NOR, Fredricksen, Aberdeen.
Ashepoo, May s-Cleared, schr VIM nj Bird,
Boston, May a-Cleared, schr May Mcfarland,
Small, st Simons.
Brunswick, May 9-Arrived, schrs George
Twohy, Farrow, Point-a -Pitre; Che rles A Cou-
lomo, HaLelton, Philadelphia; Stella Kaplan,
Potter. Newly ORR; William Jones, Leon, Boston.
Cleared-Bark Carlotta lSwl, Brolin, Rio ia
Metro.
Sailed-Schrs Harry Prescott. Gilmore, Bos-
ton; Abbie Stubs, Coombs, -.
Palmas
Boothbay, May 9-Arrived. schr n symonds,
Harris, Charleston.
Coosaw. May 9-Sailed. steamer Preston [Brl,
Hannay. United Kingdom.
Darien May S-Arrived, schr Howard Peck.
Mehaffy, Jacksonville.
6th-Cleared, schr Emma Meyer. Magee.
Philadelphia.
7th-Clesred, bark Melanesa [Norl, Klocker,
Dordrecht
Fernandina, May 9-Arrived steamers Dirk
land lbrl, sutherland, New York; Hessle [Brl
Bryant, London; schrs Samuel W Hall Mum
ford, Georgetown South Shore, Sweetland.
Boston, Eleanor, Mccoy, Georgetown.
Sth-Sailed steamer Norlands [Brl, Carter,
phia,
Galveston, May 9-Sailed schr Fannie L
Child, Fuller. Pensacola
Georgetown, May 9-Arrived. brig l Hazard,
Brewster, New York; schr Rillie Derby, Nay,
lor, do.
Jacksonville, May 6-Arrived, schr Oliver H
Booth, Van Glider Baltimore
7th-Sailed from the bar, schr Minnie Anna
Bonsall, Lodge, Brunswick
Key West, May 6-Arrived, schr Belle O'Neill,
Dunton, Philadelphia.
bte-Sailed brip ANNA Uaala
Pascagoula.
7th-Arrived schrs Annie r Kemp Kemp.
Baltimore via Key Largo; Fearless [Brl, Kemp,
Nassau; Golden Hind, Blatchford, New York via
Key Largo.
Norfolk, May 9-Sailed, steamship Bellingham
lBrl from Coosaw. C, for Garston Dock.
Pensacola, May 9-Arrived, bark Zorida [Norl,
Johannesen, Delfzyl; banks Sidney (Swl, Lundh,
Port Elizabeth; Lima IItall. Vaccari Cardiff ;
George B Dunn [Brl. Whitehouse, Client.
PhladelDhla, May 9-ArrIved, schr James NJ
Seaman, Whitney, Pensacola
Satila River, Ga, MAY b-Arrived, schr VIM T
DonneLI Davis, Brunswick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-12
New York Market Review.

Reported by Palmer, RiUsn6ur0 d. Co. success
Sors to g. s. Palmer, 166 Redde street. N. Y
New York, May 9-The orange market is
unchanged, Indian rivers, 81 2505 25; brights.
selected sizes. SO OOD4 25; straight lines 90 600
rs; russets 81 OOo3 20; grape fruit, 81 0093 90;
strawberries. Charleston 1S@3Oc; Fl lridas,
100 zoe; North Carolina, 1e022c; Norfolk,
5000; beans, Savannah, s. oOG6 %; Florida
81 0063 90; North Carolina, 81 0003 90;
asparagus, Charleston, 81 25@l IS; or
folk, 81 5Od2 90; North Carolina, 81 ESQ
so; beets. 81 500l2 90; cabbage, Charles
ton and Savannah, g oO0d 90; Florida.
cucu n bers. Charleston. 81 Oo9s 90; Fioridas,
80 OO05 90; pease, North Carolina, halt-barrel
crates, 81 56012 90; third crates, 7sc@S1 IS;
Charleston, b0c0S1 90; lettuce. 81 SOAP so;
squash, 81 1902 IS; tomatoes, carriers, 81 600
2 so; crates, 81 00D2 90; potatoes, So 600; so;
eggs. southern. l5c; duck, 161l9c; geese,
18@20c.
NEW YORK. May 11.-Oranges are scarce; In
dian rivers, 81 COOS 90; brights. SO O004 90;
russets. 81 1908 IS; pineapples, 10000; po-
tatoes. IS 0007 90; beans, Savannah. So COO
4O1; Florida, 81 O002 90; tomatoes, carriers
81 7502 %; crates, 81 00G92 90; cabbage. Sa-
vannah. 81 OO03 90; Floridas, 81 5O02 %; Gu
cumbers, 81 006t5 90.
PALMER RIVE NBURG & Co.