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The morning call., 1893-01-30

1t is said that a large proportion of the
plumes worn by the ladies who attend tie
Queens drawing-room are hired from shop
which makes a business OF renting out
plumes. The feathers are worth 81 to e.
and the rent OF them Is or 6 shillings for
each occasion
The morning call., 1893-01-30
Only A PRACTICE GAME.
The GRANTEES and Rangers Play Foot
ball for Fun.

Owing 10 a Misunderstanding regarding
date, the Granite cutters AMI Rangers
football teams failed to face each other at
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Geld were as follows:


The ball had not been in motion more than
minute when J. P. O'Dowd got luck kick
at il and scored the first point for the En-
nets. When the bali came back 10 the goal
SlowmaD, tile goalkeepeT, made muf and
another point was scored for the Emmets.
O'DOwd managed 10 keep pretty close to the
ball, and inside of the next three or four
minutes made two more points for his team.
Shortly alter this I. Fitzgerald Of the En-
NETS and j. Callaghan Of the SheTidans got
into a wTang.e IN tie center OF the field over
the ownership of the ball. The referee soon
stopped the trouble Ivy ruling both men off
the field. T. o keefer got square kick at
the ball and scored another point. An
other point was scored by O'DOYd just be-
fore half time was called,
The second half 0pened with some hot
skirmishing near the Emmets' goal. but the
BAH was quickly passed up TO the Sheri-
dams home and there it rema ned until the
game was closed. j. 2. Kelly scored the
first point and the ball was sent whirling
down the side to j. Manning. who lifted &
over the stand and into the street When
II was brought back L. j. Casey took charge
Of il and carried it down the center OF The
field and scored point over the crossbar.
Jerry Welsh then took a turn aud lifted the
score up two points and O'DONd followed
with another. Ii. McInerney got a forty
yard kick and made another lift in the
oCuit- ~ hGdShlLf W as ftSpoHelbic iuE az
additional point, and when the ball again
started out Palmer took care of IL and
bounced it through the goal Before time
was called E. J. Casey put another point
u the score and the SheridRnS went off the
field without point to their credit
The SheTidaDs have only been organized
bout fortnight and have hardly had
good team practice, and their defects in
playing were very prominent. They were
not where the ball was, although they
made q hard fight. and had 1t not been for
a few individual players the score against
them W uld have been very discouraging.
Perry, Webster and Robertson made the
best play for he Sheridans, and the rest of
the team relied greatly on them.
The ground was IN frst-claSs condition
and the weather could not have been better.
1t was just cold enough to be pleasant for
both players and spectators. and there was
90 sun 10 interfere With skySerapers.
In the race for the pennant the Sarsfelds
stand first, winning one game out of one
played. The Emmets come next, with two
out Of three. Then come the Parnels and
the O. Briens o Oakland, with one each out
of the games played, and the SheTidaBs come
last with two games lost and none won.
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TOES AND SHINS.
Football Was the Chief
Sport Yesterday.
SOME GOOD GAMES PLAYED.
The Emmets Defeat the Sheridans in
the Gaelic League-An AssOcia-
ton Game at Piedmont.
SOME GOOD GAMES PLAYED.

The Emmets and the Sheridans of the
Gaelic Football Association met in combat
on the field at The Haght-street grounds
yesterday afternoon.
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FROM THE FERRIES.
Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive al
SAN FRANCISCO.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive al
SAN FRANCISCO.
IEAvE---FROM DEC. 3, IS92---ARR W.
:O0A Benicia. Rumsey, Sacramcnto 7:l5P
7:S0A Haywards. Niles and san Jose. =. s12:l5r
49,. Niles and San jose t6:15f
2 BOA Martinez. San Ramon, CaliStoga 6:l5s
81 :3DA IL NcrSao and Santa Rosa $3.50. s6:l5P
e:00A Sacramento & ReddiRg via Davis 7I5P
S00A Atiantie Exf reSs for ogden aud
East ..............-... ........... Q.45P
s:SOA Niles. San Jose, Stockton, lone
Sacramento Marysvlue, Oro-
vile and Red Bluff. .....,....-.. 4:45R
e:00A New orleans Express. Los Angeles,
Deming FL Pdso. New Orleans
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s:45p
go GOA Stockton and Milton. FS:45P
u O0N Haywards NIles md Livernere.- 7:15s
81 :00P Sacramento River Steamers. +9:UUe
:30P Vallejo and Martinez. ....< 1852
3:0OP Haywards, Niles and San JOSE. 9:45A
4:00P Martinez. Stockton. MERGED ana
Fresno. -. :,.........,... l2:l5r
Cslistoga, Ell Verano and Santa
Rosa. Observation-Disclosures. e:45A
4:0oP Benlcla. aud Sacramento ..-...-... 10:i5A
4:00P Woodland ana or0yie. ........... 10: ga
A:00P Vac V lie ......-....--... ...... =. lO:4SA
s4:3OP Niles and LivermoTe ............. F3:45A
;0OP Euroue Mall ogden and East. 10:f5A
6:3OP Los Angeles Express, Fresno, Ba-
kersieid, Santa Barbara ana Los
Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s:l5A
6:30P Santa Fe Route. Atlantic Express
for M0iave aud East ............. 9:l5A
6:00P Haywards Niles and San JoSe-... 7:45A
t7:00P Vallejo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tS:45P
7:00P oregon Express, Sacra nentO,
NarySvIlIe, Reddiug Portland,
Puget Sound aud East .......... S:l5A
The morning call., 1893-01-30
saNrA CKuz DIYIsIoN.

SANTA CRUZ DIVISION.
fl1:45P Hunters aud Thester Train for
Newark. san jose. Los Gates. S:05P
6:15A Newark, Csnteryile. san jose,
FELTON,, Boulder Greek and Santa
Cruz. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.-Vr
e2l5P Centerville. San Jose, Almsden.
FELTON,. Boulder Greek and Santa
cruz .......s.... ~4O-0YA
4:l5e Centervle. san Jose, Los GaI0S. S;oOA
COAST DIV S'N-Third and Towns end SITS.
7:0OA San jose Alnaden and Way Sta
tt0nS.-...,... ............ <sSSr
S:l5A San Jose. GiIroy, Tres Pines, Pa
faro, Santa Cruz, Monterey. Pa
ciic Grove, Salinas san Miguel,
Psso Robes and Santa MaryariEa
(San LUIS ObiSpe) snd Principal
way Stations ................ 6:l0p
10 :37A San jose and Way StSttonS...,... 5:Uie
stations Observation-Disclosures. 3:3aF
- ;SOP San Jose. Gtifoy IRIS Pro,
Santa Cruz. Salinas Monterey,
Pacific Grove aad PRINCIPAL Way
Stations. ...........-.....@... si0:STA
% :S0P San Jose aad Principal Way Sta
llOuS ..-.s.-. -S+ffA
80 sop Mento Park aud Way Stations. *S.o3A
6:l5P San Jose and Way Stauons...... S;4SA
6:30P Memo Park and Way stations :. 6:S5A
I'll :45P herto PARK and Principal Way
stations. ,.............,.,.......-- Tt;S0f
for Morning. p for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays Oay
!Sundsys only.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

COMpl6Ne GENERAL:
III y ALTA NTiQU IL
Ere oh Dine to Eavrr.
4 OMPANYiS PIER (NEw), AZ NORTH ks<S
Y River foot OF Morton st. Travellers by fasHsSSR
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
lie discomfort OF crossing the channel 10 q small
boat
LA GAsCoGNE santel4..... ..................
....................S Saturday Feb. ith. II 100 ".
la BRETAGNE, Capt Collier ....................
................ saturday feh. l. tn. d 100 A. ".
LA B0UR60GNE, Capt Leboeuf ................
...............-.... Saturday, eb L. Noon
LA NORMANDIE. De Kersabec..
............ SATURDAY,. IT, 500 A. VI.
BE- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent.
NO Bowling Green, New York.
J. f. FUGAzI CO., Agents 8 MONTGOMERY ava.
San Francisco
BIanch once. 10 Montgomery street au3I e
The morning call., 1893-01-30

Signature every bottle of Original & Genuine.
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW YORK.
y12 Mott
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
Devotees of the Little jug Sent to tho Big
jug.

The bright sunshine OF the day before
had given place 10 a gloomy. driz-
zling rain. and His Honor took his time
in disposing of the hop-skip-and-ju mp
docket.
There was nothing new in the nature
OF the proceedings. The Justice smoke
with his usual fuency when swearing the
witnesses Giles Jackson, the bald-headed
lawyer. argued from a horse sense point
OF view. rather than from the statutes.
Randolph is still willing 10 serve his
country at Hayti. and Sergeant Thomas
continues TO urge the necessity of secur-
Ing medals for CANNES. when he an
nounces I'm tone of some regret: ''The
courts over"
Ned Beaziey is rather dllatory In every
thing except his visits to the Temple. He
has been there before, many a time d"
and on a charge of being drunk this time
he was touched for 500 security, or sixty
days
Another instance OF domestic infelttv
William Dreamer (colored) chastised
Harriet Dreamer. his spouse. II cost WI
liam $40. and In addition he was required
TO give 800 security, or go 10 the ever
popular jug for sixty days. William
chose the latter through force of neces-
sity.
striking Charles Harris with a rock, and
Marcellus Harris (colored) damaged the
city's morals to the extent OF $3.50 by
beating Boozer Crawiey. son OF Albert
Crawley.
Julian Fields (colored) got $500 security
or six months in jugdom. while w. T..
Clevelards street carousal cost him
only $3.50.
James Ballard (coloreD paid Sc for
being disorderly In the street. and wa.
liam II. Cousins (coloreO will iancuish
In The jug for twelve long months on the
charge OF assaulting ladies on the street
The great street jags OF Edward White
tcc' ored) and Charles T. Zoe turned ont
very seriously. They We're each touched
Tor s3.O and required 10 give 500 security.
or thirty days In the city hotel.
Hia Honor required 500 security Of
Dora Christian (coloreD as CONDENSATION
for assaulting and abusing r. A. Chris.
tian. She couldn't come in at this rate.
so went TO the Jug for ninety days.
WaVeriy West, negro man, who was
severely chdstised some time ago at a
gypsy camp by two men named Morgan,
now threatens the life ~ John Morgan
~ VIII DE remembered that the Morgan
boys were fined $40 each for mutilatlng
Wsverly's features at the aforesaid Mace
~ seems that Wayerly wasn't satisfied
with pulling the mems purses. but now
threatens 10 exterminate one of them.
Waferiy was put where he cannot exc
cute his threat. lie will abide an the ing
Tor ninety days In default of 500 Sc
curity
The court adjourned 10 the reception
room to discuss the recent diplomatic ap-
pointments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22

J. Johann. % feet on east side Laurel
street. near Cumberland. s..
Richmond College to II. III. Mcclure. 20
feet on curve at southeast corner Frank
In and Lombardy streets. 1850.
Emma w. and J. NJ. Wallace 10 Eugene
Jones. q IL feet on east side Twentieth
street, between Franklin and Grace. N,-
100.
George G. White 10 Christopher Gold
bach, 80 feet on east side Fourth street.
between Duvai and Baker. $3.50.
Henrlco: Annie NJ. and II. a. Langley
10 Mrs. NJ J. Bernard. 30 feet on east side
Fourth avenue 800.
Miss Lucy Scott 10 Almoran Jonathan.
acres between Yarina and New Market
rOadg 3i00
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
SOUTHERN GOyERNORS
Will Meet I'm Convention In the Capita'
of the Old Dominion.


No programme has as yet been arranged
for the coming convention Of the Gov
ernors OF the Southern States, which VIII
be opened In this city on April 18th. In
ALI probability no definite plan Will be
decided upon until the return OF Mayor
Ellyson, who will leave this evening for
New Orleans TO arrange for the removal
Of the remains of President Davis 10 ms
city. However. II is to be expected That
the visitors will be well taken care OF.
Governor Mckinney some time ago re-
ceIyed a letter from Governor Fishback.
Of Arkansas, wherein the latter suggested
that 81 might be "a good plan TO brlns
together the Governors OF all the South-
ern States to- confer on matters or COM
mon interest. Mayor Ellyson and Judge
George l.. Christian. when spoken 10 on
the subject, at once assured the GOV
ernor that the chief executive ofhcers or
the various States would be heartily vel
coined and entertained with old-time Nir-
ginla hospitality
Thereupon the Governor sent out In
vitations 10 the Governors Of the four
teen other Southern States and extended
the Invitations also 10 any heads of depart
ments who would like 10 be in attend
ance. The beginning of the convention
was set down for Wednesday. April 18th.
and the sessions will be held in the Sen
ate Chamber
As soon as II can be ascertained how
long the convention will be i'm session,
a programme for the entire time will be
arranged. and among the entertainments
TO be given will probably be a trip to
Old Point and the naval rendezvous. An
other attraction will be a grand reception
10 be given 10 the visiting Governors by
the ex-memberS Of the Westmoreland
Club.
The many friends Of Mrs. James Gar
nett are retoiced to hear OF her recovery
from a long spell OF sickness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
PROPOSALS.


ID ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
Il THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD
February Is, ls93.-Sealed proposals. in
New York Navy Yard, 10 be opened
March 2S. 1898, will be received az the
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Washington, -. G, until
II o'clock noon, March IS 1873. and
publicly opened immediately thereafter,
70 furnish at the New York Navy Yard
10 600 pounds OF Navy Tobacco. The
tobacco mus. conform 10 the Navy stand
ard and pass the usual navy Inspection.
Blank forms Of proposals win be furnish
ed upon application 10 the Navy Pay
Office, New York, or 70 the Bureau;
Samples OF the standard tobacco Will
be furnished upon application TO the
Bureau. The attention of manufacturers
and dealers is invited. Tie bids, all other
things being equal decided by lot. The
Department reserves the right 10 waive
defects or to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous 10 the Govern
ment EDWIN STEWART. Paymaster
General. u. s. y. fe2l-'ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22

SLIGHTEST AND QLlOhESr ROyra
,,-., SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE - EFFECT FEB h.. lS.Q
LEAVE RICHMOND.
TRAIN No. 81. H. 80 A NJ
- OUlHERN EXPRESS daily for Danyule
- Greensboro, Winston salem Oounrcis
ht Danvillo with the Washington and south
western Nesuhuled linitrd; az Salisbury f.r
Asheylle, Hot Springs; at Charlotte Tor
Columbia, Axiom, Augusta, Atlanta, Bir
nlingham. Montgomery, New Orleans, Twas
and California. Pullman Palace sleeplug
car Richmond To Danyllle aud Danyllle 20
Asheyiile aud Iot Springs; also Uanylus
10 Atlanta.
TRAIN No. Q. I245 p. NJ
II Asst NAIL daily for all points South
Il and Southwest Connects at keysYilie
Tor GAINESVILLE, oxford and Durham Con
meets at DanVie with Pulman sleeper for
Augusta ard Atirnta; az Greensboro Tor
Durham, hlleign. sc.
TRAIN No. II. 500 T. NJ
A MEIIA ACCoNMODATlON daily FL.
"a cept Sunday Tor Amelia Courthouse ana
intermediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Train No rs. 700 A. H., No 10. $50 Z.
81. No. is. S.45 A H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
Sup .rintendsnt,s OH e.

NTSIHIl TtnII 'NIItT
Richmond, Va, March rs, 1888
TO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PRO-
j POSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
THIS OFFICE UNTIL - O'CLOCK NJ
NISHIHG MATERIAL and ERECTING
A BUILDING ON THE PENITENTI-
AIRY GROUNDS.
Plans and specifications can be seen
at the office of William G. West, archi-
tect. il05 east Main street. Contractors
Will name the earliest date that they
can complete same. The right TO re-
ject any or all bids Is reserved
BY order OF Board OF Directors
b. w. LYNN,
mhi6-Gt Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
NOTICE.

by order OF the Board OF Directors ~
The GLASGOW MASONIC TEMPLE AS.
ISOLATION. a general meeting OF the
STOCKHOLDERS of the said comnanv
Is called. to be held on the 23D DAY OF
MARCH. 1888, at o'clock y. NJ. at the
seereiarys office. In the Masonic Temple
al Richmcnd. Va, corner Broaa and
Adams streets. for the transaction 90
such business as may properly come be-
fore the same.
WILLIAM p. ISAAcS.
fel1-u Secretary G. NJ. T. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22

W IRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY's
' JAMES RIVER LINE for the seashore.
cheapest and most pleasant route to Nor.
folk, Portsmouth, Ola Point, Newport
News, Claremont and James river land
ings. Connections: At Old Point and
Norfolk for Hampton and Smithheld
Va, Washington. -. C., Baltimore Phil
adelphia and New York. James river by
daylight. Great tourist line. James
town, Dutch Gap and war scenery. Rates
loss than half charged by rail. Fare 10
Portsmouth. Old Point and Norfolk, SlJO;
$50 round-trip; 81 secOnd-class Steam
er Pentz leaves Richmond every MON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at
7 4. NJ. STREET CARS co DIRECT
LY TO STEAMERS WHARF for
above-n named places. Through tickets on
sale on steamer and at CARRIERS Agency,
No. Dol Main street. Baggage checked
through. state-rooms engaged for day or
night
REIGHT-FreIght received daily for
abcve-named places and Eastern North Car
oifpa also for Eastern Shore Of virginia
and all regular landings on the James and
Rappahannock rivers, at LOWEST RATES.
aud through bills Issued.
j w MccARRICK, Vice-President.
No. III Main street and R0cketts
Irwin Welslger. Freight and Passenger AGENT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
Pr0perfY Transfers

Richmond: A. c. Houston TO r. c. Car
ter and w. II. Bowles. 70 l-2 feet on north
side Cary street. between Second and
Third. and 10 feet on east side Second. be-
tween Main and Cary. $500
Leonard John 70 Matilda +. and Laura
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
TRAINS sOUrHWARD,
TRAINS NoRrilwARD.
Daily

Train = Is limited and will only have
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars. 80 eifA
charge in addition 10 nrsf-ciass passage
rate and regular Pullman ear fare.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. IA, u, -. 80 and 81 make no stops
Nos. 10 3D. 81 s. 80, as and IS stop "a
signal az MANCHESTER, Drewys, Cenlraiia
aud Chester Nos. 81 80, 81 and ~ vii
stop On signal az All stttc u.s.
pullman Palace Bg1et sleeping Cars on an
through trains. on trains No,. 81 snd b
sleeping ears between kiehmend aud LyacA-
' in addition 10 tho above TIRE AEw
YORK AND FLORIDA sPEclAL, con-
r.sting OF Vestlbuis ruiimsa cars Only,
leaves Richmond, ,oS I169,,py,S S w22Tnyrs5
hAysN and 0TPnIDAYs sDA and leaves "h .siirs
nc north homnd. M f.5s A. 81 On TUES
DAYS TmtRSDAYS aud SATURDAYS
Extra fare &; sssrT "a f.E t1ls NJ ,Iiil
Leave Richnond e15 A. N. daily arny-
ins Weldon II I'D l. VI. ana &c Atlanta
4 y viz Mon a .ad Seaa to .' S.s,a neA
TtiE ONLY ALI.RAlL LINE 10 NOR
p,chmosd 900 A. NJ Norfolk. II sg5A M
n M SnmosS - IS =. ~ Norfolk. . 2oP NJ
Norfolk. - 80 A. n. Richmond 10 q a n
and he N oT at 40 p. "a are solid irala,
between these Two points aud passengers
20 through without change Vi ears. ,icss
Connections are also made az Petersburg By
Ne ,35 II ~ aud 10 T. NJ. trains from
NJ Train. leaving Richmond M 300 A ".
II ~ i. NJ. AID li:So L ~, sud arriving
on - N make close connection at Hefrrs.
hnrg 20 and from farmTille. Lyachburg aud
"'s' X NJ. SuTLY
Superintendent
n. T. u. MYERS.
General Superinirndsnt
e. n EMERSON, Traffic Manager
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
CITY ORDINANCES.

a MARCH, is. 1893 10 GRANT PER-
MISSION TO THE RICHMOND RAIL
WAY AND ELECTRIC. COMPANY 70
on SEVENTH STREET SOUTH or
BROAD AND NORTH OF CLAY
STREETS, AND TO CONNECT THE
TRACKS or THE RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER RAILWAY COMPANY
WITH THE TRACKS or THE RICH
MOND CITY RAILWAY COMPANY AT
THE CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH
STREETS BY a CURVE AND CROSS
OVER.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the City
of Richmond.
That permission be and is hereby grant
ed 20 the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company To build and operate a cross
over on Seventh street south Of Broad
between Broad and Grace streets. and
also on said street north OF clay between
Clay and Leigh streets. and 10 connect
the tracks OF the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company with the
tracks OF the Richmond city Railway
by a single curve and cross-Over at the
corner OF Main and Ninth streets on the
following conditions and restrictions.
First, That all regulations conditions
restrictions and privileges in respect 10
said company's present lines as provided
IN sections y T. =; o. Z. p; 10. j.. j." OF OF
authorize the construction and opera
ton Of a street railway within the limits
Of the city OF Richmond by the Richmond
Union Passenger Railway Company. APP
proved March %. 1887. and in the ordi-
nance 10 allow an ordinance TO allow the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company 10 use electricity as motive
power upon their street railway. subject
10 certain conditions approved June II,
1857" shall equally apply 20 these priv
ileges.
Second. That said privileges are subject
10 any further notifications. conditions
or restrictions which may be hereafter
imposed by the Council OF the city Of
Richmond.
Third. That said privileges may be re-
vOked at any time by the Committee on
Streets.
Fourth For failure 10 conform fully
10 the provisions OF this ordinance. or
any amendment or revocation thereof,
or any requirement made hereunder, the
said Richmond Railway and Electric
Company shall be liable to a fine OF not
less than ten nor more than one hundred
dollars: each days failure to be a sepa-
rate offence.
Fifth. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
BEN T. AUGUST.
mh21-5t City Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-22
FISANCIAI.

II O THE BONDHOLDERS OF THE
l. SAVANNAH, AMERICUS AND
MONTGOMERY RAlLWAY.-A major
ity Of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
or THE SAVANNAH, AMERICUS AND
MONTGOMERY RAILWAY having been
deposited 10 the order Of the BOndhOld-
ers' Committee, notice is hereby given
10 those who have not as yet deposited
their Bonds that additional deposits Will
be received by the MERCANTILE
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY or
BALTIMORE UNTIL MARCH 80. 1898.
after which date the Committee will ex-
ercise It's right 10 refuse further de-
deposits or 10 receive them upon different
terms
Baltimore March II, 1893.
BY the order OF the Committee.
G. X. SPENCE,
mhf7-fr. SUI wet Secretary.