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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS

The stock market to-day was a natural culmi-
nation of the distrust and disbursement. when
have been growing progressively IN specuId'N'
circles for several weeks. II matters lite what
particular development. prcclpitat"d the dccilh
its approach was obvious to thos" observers WHO
did not refuse to shut their eyes to the increasing
monetary pressure and the absence of a vital buy
ing demand. The holidays in London and CncdIo
counted for nothing. The international current
of securities has long been adVcr,, t. TINS colh-
try and the telegraph wires were open TO any
Western operators who desired to secure cheap
stocks Liquidation became a necessity to-day
simply because the accommodations OF the banks
were about exhausted, and the hope of speculative
holders that in some fashion Government Inlrr-
vention might relieve the strain Oh credit was
finally dissipatpd last week. -
Doubtless the announced intention Of the Ni-
tional Cordage Company 10 incrcaS. it, outstanl-
ing preferred stock 30 per cent was In" signal i"f
the decentralization in the industrial group bnt
naturally the position of these stocks i pecnd-
arly vulnerable TO monetary stringcncy and dis
turbance National COrdape common among thc-"
shares, ranked after American Sugar Refining III
point of activity AMI sold down rapidly from -
after a late recovery to -. SUGAR went from
90 IL to 90 3-laos IA il closed SATURDAY. ~
81 "a General Electric from 81 - TO % 3-la
90 Is and National Lead from - Is to 81 a-la
80. The declines i'll the could stocks were fnlN
rs significant Missouri Pacific sold at 4? la
AZ H. against 4, Is on Saturday; West I'm
Union AT 80 j-saS1, against 80 -. and Union
Pacific al - j-sa3J 3-s against 3G IA. Nor was
the general list spared. notwithstanding ralN
from lowest quotations. the Changers suffered net
losses approaching per cent. and international
stocks like Louisville and Nashville lost NOR" than
! per cent Lake shore sold from ~ to l?6 l-sa
l91 H. Now-Yorll Central from 100 IS 10 100,
and Chicago and Northwestern from III TO
1909 IS II is a remarkable group OF exceptions
which either ended higher or lost ony small frar
tions-Toledo. Ann Arbor and North Michigan,
Distillinc and Cattle Feeding. Northern Paciic,
Reading New-York AMI Ncw-Eneland and 1cnn"s-
see Coal and Iron Perhaps investors sometimes
make curious determinations.
tn. increased difficulty Of borrowing from the
New-York banks which are again suffering from
calls for money from the interior. and the higher
rates for foreign exchange the untavorabl"
features of the day. The announcement OF an
other large bank failure in Australia merely called
fresh attention TO the danger OF higher money
rates abroad. The opening of the Worlds Fair
was coincident with news Of slashing in passenger
rates among the Western roads. The market re-
ceived support only from the taking of profits by
the shorts. The declines in values. however wcr,
too unreasonably precipitate not to invite final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
FALL RIVER LINE.

FARES REDUCED 70 BOSTON, FALL RIVER
PROVIDENCE and all PIncl. Eastern Points. steam.
crs PURITAN and PLYMOUTH In commission IRON
PIER 20 \. r. foot Of Murrayst. week days and sun;
80 D. IN. Connecting Annex boat leave. Jery
city at I, brooklyn 100 p M oRShistk a w
from Fail River. due Boston 90 and . 100 a. =
respectively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NIWJEESt1. $500
,,, , Mach 1881 is'- 1870
Gross oarn,ncs -. sl17c 30 Al 9?3 coo
operating expense. "-o'- ''' - D
80, 80, 90
Hes ia u, Nah al '''''''~
or G5'; RATING oe" @i13a,e, $saS5s q; ai3si5
------ .., 49, D., .,. 49,,
Net ''f mon,n' .xnr,o ,r,ynr
.,, &C ,c,c
Nnmbcf OF mus scoi ia eco- ~ s7aI $40
Operating eNp'"'e'...' 's'''oi 1871 ''.''>
Net earnings sl23.7l2 s27'i7? '3-io42
July l2 Msieh 81 20 go ,e745a-7 s715,oo
Operating eApe''e'.''-. '2'OO'' . 81 500 '''.,-'-
g., f., months. 81 5o7 ee2 se.,,4oet sa.lf, eet
sarlu. .srnns..... ......---- s7Tscn eoo7.'7o
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND sPuN"FiILD.
Mon6 : March s,-o,, g., ea,
'''''S ----- - 49,, -, -
july 70 March 81 o. o,, oo,s,,
eros, earnings ...-...-. -. ~. - fSi
----- - 90, a.;
Net Tor months .'. .,c,,.r ~, ,,rupuIs
Kansas ~ - ''''i ~
Nunb@f q miles. 255 275 ere, Gs;3
@pc 9 eAI$n.c, 2s5G5s 1913 2as ci1
Ne. earning. 49,. slo7o9- slo1o.o sIn.'ss
49, July y" ,'''' =" - GIG o13 g3 sJj 3i7 iCl7 ga
Operating "xpcns's..... @33s"3 2,I''"'' @''-.'N'
,. .Io,sa,e sII45s,. .lS,s4e9
INV NE>fpfItS AND pIENINGIlAM.
hhNH"' w. - +'
Nouti & March
cr'',a ,,riuo. soi-S3 s90@l7 slll ~
- $500. 49,,
Net earning. ........ ri,1Ol fll,0Io f-''''l
c,. July f March 81 ee.::le seaa
'I'''U'- 'Ni - .,
Net for months. '22''h9 T--I,'-o '''''-'
i''inN ii''''' ~ ,, oa,, - n,,
S' Hsa;n Of S;,,, s ,ss 1850 :. -: s''
,,r.. rainng-........ Hl,1p%'d' ~ 49, 80, ,n
'I
", .,ruIups . 500 cJl sOGi,5lS = - ?'t
III a. March
,.,nino. .. 4lf 7o67ll Sl6.lSj S2p az 20 %
oIc"'" ..
", for Q months 81 j3i jli sj.sl'sif f"o3''oi
MINNi'"i ''-'" 49, "
Month o March ~ ,. ,c,
Numhrr Of nll"s----..- a,,o 20 s1r, -, AGO II 4
op rating cNp.nsc,..... '3'o7 s''oS % o''
30 - - ago A.
Net earnings T"'''" "'''''' --''''
july & Ma''h 81 ., 90, ,,. =, 80. ,.o Al ,ns on
oppr,timg ~ pclscs...... s6-914 H'"'-s2 va IVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
NFw-YORK CENTRAL'S FINANCES.

MONDAY, MAY I-p III
The corrected statement Of the New-io rk Ten
trail and Hudson River Railroad for the quarter
ended March 81. willie il shows an incr"ah" III
net earnings over the corresponding period oI
1892 of S52O7os, presents a deficit after first
charges and dividend payments of S292,Aoo. lhis
deficit is S443,sOi less than in last year and the
rate of dividend Il IA per cent was
the same in both periods. Compared with
two years ago there is large IN
crease in the quarters deficit, but in 1891 the
dividend rate was only per cent Fixed charges
increased S76,995 over the quarter in 1892. 1t
is also to be noted that the percentage Of opcIat-
ing expenses to gross earnings was 6oi2 per
cent IN the last quarter, against '2.3l per cent
in 1892 The latter percentage was dn abnor-
nal one. For the nine months of the companys
fiscal year thcie was an increase of 81 l,1O5 III
gross revenue, an increase Of S492,632 in operat-
ing expense, and "a decrease of $7s,OG1 III net
earnings First charges were larger by SlOo,-
,4j, so that the profit was reduced by $lsG,oll,
and the surplus after dividends WIS only S1'1o",
against S24i,3l7 in 1892, and Il deficit OF S4e,-
10 in 1891. The dividends paid IN the inst nine
months of the fiscal year ended on March ~, o9i,
Were only per cent; III lsOZ and 1888 the
rate was "a per cent The prrccntas"
of operating expenses this year was 6S.'i per
cent, compared with fs.l4 per cent year ago.
Following are comparisons for three years OF the
New lOfE central RESULTS III INC MdI'H quarter,
and in the nine months ending with that quarter:
QUARTER ENDING. MARCH 81.
lsJl le92 1898.
Gross carnings.... a. gss 20 O30 5iJ 80 70j 80
,tpeItup 75i3 -Ji ..J-J JJy
Net earnings .. 630i2 1871 90 $50 7oj 90 Isl GOl
First cbaraes........ 2,lSi so 2479,l2I -.jjGllj
Balance .... ss27ss7 s3u5sI ss233-5
UiI idcud, ......... syi 2s3 llI7cJi 1,ll1,cJi
Deficit - soJ336 g.3627O e292, 800
NINE MONTHS ENDING MARCH 81.
1893.
Grass earning. s27 81 sji s94 - S3i9721i1
,,n.I.ng ok ensc. $500. l. % yl3 500 % l. 3!
Net earnings ..... 81 Olj 923 Sl ..J3J11 10 J3l
Fr.t charges........ U3sl 20 7,ill f91 ,.J2O2AS
D,la,rp ....... X G.f .G73 - J97 $40 +3.tl loCi
DIvideods .... GS2 $40 1888 JGl 33j3JdI
Surplus ........... ,.4s17G s2i,37 s3'o
deficit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02

An OWNER of Mining Property wants
~ r5ooO-in 'a.y payment, {, do preliminary wok
aeI,ndd Us purchasers, absolutely risk ana at least
40 ,, for lhi, opportunity Tor pomlt cash
,nlv "NOblD.' Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
Financial Gleetinss.

CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY COM.
" PANY.-fhc 1Efnsier Books Of this Company VIII bs
,o,ed al 3 o'clock D. M. Monday. May . 1893 pre-.
raraory 70 the Annual General Meeting Of Stockhod
err, 10 be held June and VIII be rOp,led Monday
June H. ALLYN NOA, Assistant secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
,o, hank holiday. Tie Stock Exchange Is also
clo

auetion Sales. financial.
-----0~ orIs NEsIEv. AUCTIONEhR.
pEcrtAR Auction SALE
STOCKS and BONDS
By ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON.
wEDNEsDAY-May }.
. ,,,o o.c,,cL. M the New York Real Estate
,ulesroom. No. III Broadway.
n, o,aor q, r,ecutor- OF Estate Of Gen. GEO. W. Gull
rs shares United Ncw.Jer-cy ER Canal Cos.
so0 .,g,r. pcuu-y Nania Railroad 90.
eco ,@sT IsS S@Gl'c Sara qd'" Ryer
$1,000 I;c@,,sn T,ss rcnd. o due Nay 1921 '
40 600 CAIRO Arkan.as 4 Icx9' iilt. CO. i't Mtec'
cent t 'Ga ' Jc aG XIX XIX Co. ist Mtse
per cent cold Eoads, dGr r'JQ pcr cent.
'V N.Y. MsrTa ,s T@.: Co. and Ee iD Co.,
GS .Sior Of c iac Of $ C. nAiEor deceased
Go, .hs' f fa:iS 'inro,awav Rank
~ ,h.Tc. Hsli" Fire. Fire. Insurance co.
20 ,har,. p1cdr Fire Insurance 60. :, o., MIR
80 .nas KncAcbocScr fire Insurance Co., s71 per
=, .,n. p pprmrn Insurance Coz 100 per cent paid
100 ,h !" nq "iieG state. Underground Tc PIP NJ Co
10, .larc, Monumental unders ound TEL Pipe Co. Of
oco .h nrn Narri. pax Mining Co. OF Colorado
@5o ,l,aTs, l ral."s r1 irIlc@m Co. ..
700 harc- Ililand pS aG G". .r,,.na OIL co.
So, SHARE. SHARE, ind Petroleum Farms Association.
80 600 rchuond So VT ro%. i9%n,l ny War;;
housc 90. Con-d. 1T Mtge. Collateral cold lrua'
pr 'T nv o CIDER Of ~ Etccutcis,'
80 share, American Casualty Insurance Security 60
=" ''''' y, order of rrustee)
10 share. First National Bink OF Jersey CITY.
10 shares Rutgers tife Insurance 80.
ioo '''' Tor account Of wsom it may concern.
.lo 1000 Evansville Richmond En LIST General Mtee.
5000 MEnisa Amy tc"' % : ana River Valley l''
80 shar., Alaiama Mineral Land 90;
] N Z%%yTS I ""la"s Trust Tr: co
10 ,6sro, iirooAyn 4 Ncw.Yors Ferry Co.
~ , ,@a- ,a-1iPon rs5I- rhG ave. RI. ca.
10 -lacs .onmonneanh Insurance 90, TO- T.,
'I =" .Rar.s i Ls~y'%" surety ety. Co., '
$4,000 Toledo ann A6or MONT Plea ,aiG i'y Co. i''
y, .na NJ f E %s s%%i is Bank ' a rrds: Ala
80 .Sa. 4G 1ai.W DI,rrE Go ~ ~
80 share, Tqnita'lc Ca,Iipnt Co.. Ncw.YorN-
= ,har., r ,. Eai"Iy = Lmn'i CO co.
- ,hnrc- Thurbrr.whylind GO. rrrn.
- -har,, Thurbcr.Whyland 60. common.
30 shares indianapolis, Ia 60.
$500 b. box battery : Fast r'way RI r"i
- shar. ,'. econ iay wlnona st Paul ER Receipts
10 c cearr ,s q','o s, '9 1'tf 2 ID M,er Bd.
co hates Missouri PI"in" Halfway % ,,,..... 4,
400 .hafc- Richmond 4 West Point Terminal hN'y
Marohoi~'' TO.
90 s,,rc- Western Union TELEGRAPH 60.
200 share. Philadrlphi, \ Reading XXX. CO.
10 shares American Telegraph Cable Co.
600 -hal,. u .nNcr \ Eo Glandc HR. Co Pfi
200 .h,fo- Denver Elo Grand" ER Co common,
VI souri,. Kansas 4 T'Ni- EWhV u" "A ME-
an .b,,..- Mi..orrf kaps,. \ Tcxa- E'wav Common
81 cCO p.nycr Rio ,,rlndc RR. GO. 1t CoA.ld M'se
TO- cont Ul-
- 600 Phldclrii, Reading K'way Co T., Preference
1000 Tor worn Denver ci,y E'way Co. i't Mtge
cent POND ,,,, -
10 shares Tii-on Electric Illuminating 'o' MY" w
rights
80 share Providence 4 Stoningt'n Steamboat 60
100 shsr Oreron improvement TO common.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02

rally and the closing was at sharp recoverles III
numerous instances.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
T., Govorrment hands a small lot Of coupon t.
was sold AZ Saturdays bid price The marN"t
was only steady, and bids for ia" As were reduced
IL per cent. Following are the hnal quota
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
COFFIN & STANTON,
RNNkERS

COFFIN & STANTON,
BANKERS
70 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
The matured principal and interest on the following
PAYABLE office. and after May 1, 1898:
COUNTY OF MALAYSIA. IOWA. - go
20 inclusive.
CITY OF MUNCH, INDIANA,
Refundn1 Der cents.
CITY OF CRYSTAL FALLS, MICHIGAN,
Water per cents. ~
TOWN OF WESrCHISTER, NEW-YORk,
Improvement 80 per cents. - -
TOLEDO l. OHIO CENTRAL EXTENSION II. r.,
Fir-t Mortgage per cents. -
MARIETTA MINERAL RAILWAY COMPANY,
First Mortgage per cents. $500 80 49,,
CONSOLIDATED GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. Of
WESTCHESTEK Co.
First Mortgage per cents.
SANTA CtiZ CAL WATER COMPANY.
Fist Mortgage per cents.
Payable MAY 6. 1893
COUNTY OF BU TIER OHIO,
n, cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
IHt. CLEVELAND. IIN.iNNAII. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY,
l. n L A.-A ALlrla

LOUIS S, KAIEWAY c ON hDfiI ,ss,
NOTICE is hereby given that meeting Of
~ the stockholders of the Cleveland, Cincinnati chicago
and St Louis Railway Company wifi b. The oGca
Of the Ss G q !he Of c S 1881 at on On wiaa.
consider take action upon the question Of making
mortgage covering al the raways leased lines. and
lily millions OF dolsrs' About i@enty.nine millions Of
dollars sa!i bonds to be reserved u retire certain Of
property or .ome portion thereof five mil ions Of dollars
81 sad be reimburse the treasury for az
for construction and saIpment and 70 provide
Equipment balance TO remain in the ealry to'
future needs Of the COMPANY 40 ,reseI sum Than o1s
Also 70 consider and take action upon giving authority
to the Director, Of this COMPANY te extend is line q raj
or by coH.rscting vita Gny ralroad company or bridge
ternns sci,ie. in part in whole either ndepsnaenay
fer books M the close Of business the 18th
day Of April 1898 and be again opened at the opening
business On the ilth day Of Nay ~ order Of he
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4
AHItXuo AND sr. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
saa Company IN Cleveland, oaO, on ne third day d
and with object Of voting upon inc approval Of .
Contract with me LAKE ,noKE ANp MIchiGaN
NEW; YORK. SHICAGo MD ST LOUIS . BAL:
Fin RAILWAY COMPANY a. part u It's main line
right Of way cStendns s.terly rom po2t 70 ne
Yoi;K about four.nftAs (i.sl Of mile WEST Of the
EAsF town line thereof distance Of about eight ~
niles :" p2ins In the village Of SILVER CREEK IN
'Na 0oo" ALLYN cox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
STOCKS ACTIVE AND LOWER.
THE INDUSTRIALS SUFFER.
MONETARY PRESSURE AND UNFAVORABIE
FOREIGN NEWS STIMULATE SELLING.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. NAY ].
SALES or BONDS AND EANK STOCKS
300 Is CoG li2'. 1000 nor west iSV -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-day is
El2OO0. Paris advices quote 3 per cert rentcs AT
96 francs ~ IL confines for tho account and En-
change London at - francs, III centnes for checks.
London, May 1.-TOday is the regular scmi-annual
settling day vt the Dank Of England, and Is there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
Steamboats,.
ALBANY BOATS.

Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave on
Pier Al, y. II. foot Cana-st at r. NJ daily lsundays
excepted. connections 10 points North Last sae
West saturday night steamer connects with suGesy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
DIR. WILBOR'S
EMUL SION
ENzMdEk & zs1z
PURE COD LIVER OIL
WITH pHOgPHATES.

Cures coughs, colds, asthma, bron-
chitis, debility and wasting dis
eases and all scrofulous Humors.
Let those who languish under the
fatal severity Of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint,
or even those who are in decided
consumption. by no means despair.
There is a safe and sure remedy at
hand, and one easily tried. Will
boris Compound Of Cod Liver Oil
and Phosphates, without possess
ing the very nauseating flavor Of
the Oil as formerly used, is en-
dowed by the Phosphates with a
healing property which renders
the Oil doubly eficacious. Re
markabIe testimonials Of its eff
cacy can be shown. Sold by all
druggists.
ljan1,su, we&fri-1wl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Thomas Jefferson.

The ST. Johns Chapter Of the Brother
hood OF ST. Andrew has arranged an in
tellectual treat for the people of Church
Hill and the East End of the city for
Friday night next. on that evening the
Hon. Wyndham II. Meredith has kindly
consented 10 deliver lecture on Thomas
Jefferson as a Philosopher. Jurist and
Statesman"
The lecture win be delivered In the
frame school house in st. Johns church
yard, and will commence at O'Clock in
the evening. Admission will be free, and
II is 20 be hoped that the room will be
crowded by people who will enjoy the
privilege OF learning more Of this great
mans services TO his country than many
at present know.
Mr.. Meredith has devoted much time
and research in making himself master
OF his subject.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
TIE CIIARITT BALL.
Arrangements Are Nearly All Completed
For the Grand went.

a
For tie Grand Event.
The Charity Ball, which takes place at
the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening.
promises TO be a brilliant affair. Rich
inond's fashionable folk are greatly inter
ested in the event, and the spacious ball
room viii be taxed 10 its utmost 10 ac-
commodate the large crowd that will be
present
Al OF the ladies interested have been
hard at work for weeks past to make the
entertainment a complete success, and
there is no doubt Of a happy consumma-
ton browning their labors. Many Of the
ladies who are interested in the bail DO so
only from the incentive Of sweet charity s
sake" but all occupy high positions in
Richmond's social life. and their names as
patronesses are a sufficient guarantee that
the function VIII be complete success.
Dancing win be In the ballroom. or
what is known TO the Masonic fraternity
as the Grand Lodge room. II is perhaps
the prettiest hall for dancing in Rich
mond. and has those convenieuces. such rs
cloak rooms smoking rooms and ladies
rooms. which appeal strongly 10 the dew
ottes OF fashion ara 10 those who desire
comfort and conveniences.
Besides all these there is a gallery TO
tNe bIdiu A-olEc room lLdl serves as an
admirable place for spectators, and gives
those whose fancy turns 20 thoughts Of
love chance 10 engage in the inexprcss-
ibly sweet deyertissement--a tete-a-tete
The supper VIII be served in the dining
ball Of the Temple which IS practically
On the same floor Of the gallery. The col
lauon will toe complete ia an Of its varied
details. and win be served IL a most salts
factory manner.
Young ladies who are without escorts
or who are 10 meet them az the ball win
be chaperoned by the reception commit
tee. Fancy costumes are not required but
are very desirable. The greatest liberty in
the manner Of costume will be given II
f. desired that the ball shall begin prompt
~ az o'clock. as the unmasking and sup
per VIII be az II o'clock.
The floor committee Is composed Of Col
onel 10 Lane Stern (chairman) Nessrs.
Lewis d. Crenshaw. w. Scott Darlington,
Frank a. Davenport w. II. Grant. Jr.
w. r.. Massie, John Adair Peasants, John
Atkinson. Joseph B. Johnston and Saun-
ders Hobs0n.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Richmond
-. China COMPANY
1908 MAIN STREET.
T. LIZABETH WEBSTER VS.. HELE
II KEMPLE AND AIS.

- mail Ii AMI Al4D.
Extract Of decree of Chancery Court of
richmond city, entered December 3,
"The Court doth adjudse. order and de-
cree mat This cause be referred 10 one
OF the commissioners OF this court, who
is hereby directed:
First, To convene the ere litors Of the
late Churchill Doggett, deceased. and
ia take and state an account Of the as
sets and liabilities Of the estate Oh said
DOegett.
Second, To state and settle the ac-
couats of Lucy Dosgett, eNeeutfiX Of the
said estate.
Third, To inquire and report who would
have been the heirs of the said Churchill
possett. under the statutes Of de-
scents and distributions Of Virginia, If
be had died iutcstate. and what in
terest each of the said parties is en-
titled TO under the VIII OF the said Dog
gctt.
Fourth. To inquire and report of what
real estate Of the said Churchill DOggctt
died seized and possessed giving the
fee simple and annual values Thereof.
Fifth. Whether the said real estate is
susceptible OF partition in kind in any Of
tho modes prescribed by the statute;
and m PARTITION cannot De conveniently
made whether the interests of those en-
titled % the subject OF its proceeds VIII
be promoted by sale of the entire
subject or by allotment Of q part and
sale of the residue ana the distribution
of the proceeds according 10 the respec-
tive rishts OF those entitled thereto.
sixth And the said commissioner
shall report such other matters as may
seem to him pertinent or as any party
L. interest may so require.
"Aud the said commissioner shall pub
lish notice of the time and place Of exc
cutting this decree once a week for four
consecutive weeks lin one Of the news
papers published i'm the city OK Richmond.
which shall be- equivalent TO personal
service on all persons interested therein"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
Gone 10 POtfsyilIe.

Mr.. Hal Halberstadt. who has for weeks
past been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
was in a sufficient cOnvalescent state yes
terday TO journey from Richmond to
Pottsviile. Pa. his former home. Mr..
Halberstadt came TO this city some three
years ago, and by his courteous and gen
tlemanly manners made warm friends.
who regret that his health demands that
he should take up his residence in Potts
vile. He left with his parents on the
z 05 train last evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-04
A Monument 10 Grant.

A charter was granted yesterday TO the
~. S. Grant Monument Association and
Old Folks Home" The object IS 10 raise
money by individual subscription. dona-
ton and contribution TO purchase land on
which 20 erect a monument to the memo
~ OF Ulysses S. Grant. and a charitable
home for ex-slaves and their descendants,
and endowing the same when built.
The officers are: President. J. w. Cash.
Richmond, Va: Nice-President, Laura
Slaughter, Richmond, Va; Secretary J..
y. Quarles. Richmond Va; Treasurer,
r. w. Porter. Richmond, Va. Directors,
or board Of directors. above named.
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Locomotive and Machine Works.
A CARD.-TEsTIMONIAL FROM ABAN6
PRESIDENT

Mr. HENRY GARDEs, presiien, Of the
American No,iona Bank. New Orleans, La
states 10 suffering humanity afflicted with
Brights disease, diabetes. cystitis. calculi in
somnia. dyspepsia, malaria aud torpid liver
that he will take pieasurein informing ang
inquirer regarding the wonderful waters of
the
STAFFORD MINERAL SPRING OF MIS-
SlSsIpPI.
which will absolutely cure these disease in
short time. lie adds
Il feel that / would be doing wrong
should not make known TO my felow-man
what this water has done IN cnres and how it
has astonished the most eminent physicians
in New Orleans and elsewhere. Whoever
writes 10 me will tell all know about the
virtues of this wonderful water.
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Renewed interest has been taken I'm
the great Democratic banquet 10 be given
at the Masonic Temple on the 18th Of
January, and there Is every reason 90 be-
lievc that the occasion viii most thor
ougbly rebound 70 the good OF Rich
mond. Virginia and the Southern States.
Every committee having details In
charge are using all efforts TO make the
snair one OF the most elaborate ever seen
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in Richmond, and the distinguished
orators and statesmen from all parts Of
the United States who Will be present
will give 20 the entertainment an interest
that has not been possessed by any SINH
lar occasion since the late war.
All of the seats in the first row Of the
gallery have been engaged, yet there
are a goodly number OF desirable seats
stu 10 be had from Captain Thomas
Elicit, secretary Of the committee. Cap
tain Elicit can be found at the Mechanics
Institute any time after 10 o'clock A. NJ.