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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
JAMES T.LeG0ETT DECEASED.
A Negro Expires as He Is About to Get
on Trn.u-The Case Closed.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l

INpoNpit tcicehoAH W WV ''DF~'''
NORFOLK. Va. June 10.-Jnmes L. Leg
gett. well-known citizen and popular
grocer OF this oity, died at his residence
on Mariner street, to day. -,
just before the Atlantic and Dapyi'le
mail tram left this evening q negro mar
named c. l.. Bullock fell dead III ths
depot ne he was about to get on the train
This afternoon in the case OF the United
States Interstate Commerce Conmiston
rs. the New York, philadelphia and Nor;
tolk railroad Hon. John Goodo, of counsel
tor the government. closed the argument.
after which 1t was submitted to the Court
for further decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
ny George W. Mayo. Auctionser,
Nos 90 and "a north Ninth street.

Dy George W. mayo, auchVn"0s'
Nos. p2 and "a north Ninta street.
MEMS AND BOYS STRAW HATS,
wi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BiCiCLho'
&C., AT AUCTI0N.-I will soil a. my store a'
1890 A. N. on
MONDAY, JUNE IL, 1893.
largo consignment OF very nice Mons ana BOYS
assorted new Straw Hats; 8 Walnut and other
GOOD Cham Dor Suits; excsllcns Walnut Ward
robes {; 2 very handsome Ladies' Desks; walnut
Buffets aud Extension Tables; Parlor Sofas,
Chairs, Rockers, and Etagers; large quantity OF
odd Bedsteads. Bureaus. Washstands' RABIES
Chairs. Woyen-wire, aud other good Bed springs;
Hair and other Mattresses, Carpets, Ma'.nSs,
&c: very nice OAK stsndns;Desk scy oc,oo.
Coosing- Heating, and 0il-Stovcs; Baoy'Car-
rsges large quantity Of iD;so ana .o Ua,slSs
window-Blinds besides very large aSso' a'as
NJ miscel,aneous articles, OF which II IS neces-
'"' IVA GEORGE W. MAYO,
tai AuctIoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
A Husband-Siayer Kills Herself

10y tcltKIHpu 20 wv IIErIft~Ds'
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. June 10.-Alice Bur-
ton, who murdered her husband come
time ago in Monroe county aud confess
ed. committed suicide in the Madisonville
jail last nigh. by hanging herself with a
rope made of her skirts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
AgCrleu sALgs-vssass car.
Dy Coaries A. Ross.
RssI Estass Auction.er.
ii north Tenth street
T,RUSTEES' AUCTION SALE
A DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
ON CLAY STREET BETWEEN NoRroy1v,
KINNEY s1GERTS

By virtue Of q certnin dead o. .rnst tor,
dersigned trustees. dated s0yembor - ~
and recorded In the Clefks ofire u ne - -
mond Chanccry Cours, va Deei-B0os it7 49,,
pare go. default having boen made Ia d.. ~
ment 81 q note therein secured, and i,,. ~
CURED 80 10 do by The beneficiary, Eexlu ID. -
public auction, on tho PREMISE. on y
THURSDAY. JUsE -. IS93
at O'Clock y. NJ, the sbOyo PROPERTY
described in ssI deed OF trust a. n .'.'.' -
feet on the south sido OF Clag street 5.. -
Norton and Kinney streets, and er,er'1...t m
between parallel lines l5.I feet 9 an ~
common 20 test vide, with a guoi fra.no ~. %
ING containing six or sever ROOMS ga ytae. IL.
p.ovements.
TyRas: cash Sufficient 20 pay CO, ,,,--
pcnses Of ea,e, commission 81 - fe- ,-.
the trustees. aDd n note Tor S27.gIe u. .
1893, with interest from date. Q. !rrta..- p,
sumo the following notes seegrsi bv .,.f
perry: Three notes o. s27 crrb. r.r,.i -
spectively IN twelve, eighteen, AMI f0..,.t
months after date. ana one note iYr sl.n .
able two years after date balance ~ .,,
announced a. sale. 30. LANE STERN W ~
CHARLIE, A. iD.r
CHARLEs A. ROSE, Auctionecr. ..f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
COMMISSIONERS SAIL
OF
VALUABLE JAMEs-RlVKR PLANTATION

Pursuant TO q decree Of tho Circl. &. ", %
Albemario county. entered as Tie N-l ,..
1892, IN the chanccry causes " Fffu'
son aud others 90. NJ. l. JFgnks eA,t
others. ami John q. spioce, a. -. W.
Turner. the undors snei cOmlnis-i- i,
pointed by said decree tor Iha. purpose 80
l O'Clock p. 81. on
THURSDAY. JULY 8, 1898
on the premises, proceed 20 sell a. 9Ny. r,Ig
ton 20 tho highest bidder the kkAL r.
described Ia the proceedings ia '"'-
and which l. described IS follows .afJ
A TRACT or LAND coa,a,nlng sDo1.
ACRES. situated On James NOR -, ....,
HouardsgiIle, Ia Albomerls county, q
the lands OF r. O. Noting, u. ". D'.h RI.
others ana witsta a short distanc" q en- ~
try homes of General n. ". Logan snG '.'
A. \. Bafori, and being tho ssiiis 1t4's 70. -.
she hate Wiliisn A. turne- reside. '-..9,..-,l
contains excellent residence HNu ..l.f
surroundings, good orchard anu az f-,
our-buildings The land Is vol siit'' Il
stock-farm aud " considered good - 80
land, especially the iowgronnd on 1sui,' 90
Possession fer seeding purposes VIZ =, ,..
after ist OF sspiem Dor OF say ps's NJ - r,el
der cultivation Full possession VIII ~ -
on tho 18th day OF November neht, " ,,o,
sion Immediately purchaser paying ~
nov on land. -, , no
purch sse- money. 20 be paid ia cash. 90 i,
balance OF shs purchase money GA - IA
one. two ana three years, with iniersst -.
day OF sale. evidenced BY boads q 80 by
chaser, with personal security dsehoe "a.
the comm txsioosfs making The sale - - I'M,
tsiaing waiver " the homestead exemp sas.i.,..I
ti,le 90 the property to bs retained A. -, ,T
security until the purchAse-msnsy sAAn 4, IA
paid. In case the purcesfer shah pay ~ ner.
oas third or more 81 the pur,has,-HoSsI W
sonAi security will be dispensed WIN. 49,. Of
1nis 10 considered . very de''rAo's ,h,
property, ana persona dsslrsos 10 .,,s ala.
Glaze Of property viii do well 10 astee1 ~ 1870
- f..~s pfls
siensd. II. G. NOON.
Sro;rvl.e, Va
JOHN g. NOON
d. harmon,
Charlottesville. Va,
Commissioners
IN " nnkn CLARK Of the Circuit Coa,. -. ~
AlSemarie county, do csr.ify that sac pos oy
Quirod IN the above causes has oo'"
3. 6. Noon ana Daniel harmoo- NJ July,
0tysa under ny hand We w NJ prkx.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
TIFUL AND WE'LL
ARRANGED cnURcH-HILL DWELLING
AT AUCTION.
on TUHpAY, yrNs laYH.

on TUESDAY. Juxs 18Th.
as $50 O'Clock p. NJ, i y.l sell the yssY
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED. NEW DWELLING
MarBhaii and Clay. This property has tust ceeu
comploted and has Ell modern tmprovOmensA
no oa fronts - fsss snd sstsndB box 1lU feso
70 an anog Is fsss w1da
80 = x.oxSziS. zssssasn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
EOR RENT, 81
BY JACKSON. BRANDT q CO, '
REAL ESTATE Agents.,
1lo3 MAIN STREET

No. Soeh north Fifth street. rooms sxoo'
No. ans north Tenth street. rooms. SD
M Goa cess Franklin street, 2 Oats, sxo.
NO pol south Third street. ) na's' >oo" !"
$500. szo
No. 1902 Lester street, 4 rooms, SSH
1vsnty-nrst street and W, d rooms. s"oo'
No. 125 Buchanan street. rooms. 90.
Maddox Hin, . rooms, sb.
4 rooms go. ., .,
New broom house, Thir,y-third street. near
Marshall street., $40. arm
No. s15 south Laurel street, rooms, siov.
Or,ces on Main street corner Tenth, aud MAIN
near Twelfth. 40
- ,.an'h 10 1l-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
By james II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No IL north Eleventh street

DOCK-STREET PROPERTY FOR
~ sALE-By request Of the owner who "a a
oD-resiocut and ANXIOUS to sell, will otter for
sale by public auction. on the premises.
THURSDAY, JCSE Is. 1898.
nj O'Clock p. NJ: that VALUABLE VACANT
LOT fronting IAN feet on the south side OF Dock
street and extending back about is5 feet 10 the
dock property OF tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company and fronting thereon 81 2-l3
feet. SAID lot is bounded on the west by A. -
Lee's brick warehouse. EoIs property Is near
the ship-locks. good chance for shippers and
others having business on this waterfront 10 Sc
cure q bargain.
Terms; Announced at sale.
JAMES II. GRESHAM,
Toll AGENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

CouRr RESALE OF
The Richmond Theatre,
sol. NE ,sT CORNER BROAD AND SEVENTH
STREETS.

STREETS.
Powelfs Executor DEGREES Richmond Chan
g. cory Court sn's sn ,s %a
N.vcom.r ARD ala. 10 and Juno io' 1850
By virtue OF the above decrces and ss execu,
tor and substitute trustee therein menuonou'
will sell at public auction, on the PROMISES On
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1893,
nj $50 O'Clock 2. ~, the above weli-fnosn ana
mot valuable PROpEhIY-considered tne
choicest corner property on the great rct~''
boulevard Broad street.
The ground fronts 50 feet, more or iese, on
the southeast corner OF Broad ana sovontn
streets with q depth OF 1873 feet Z irches, more
or less, 20 an alley ~ feet vide, ana IL entircv
covered with the large and snbstauuatty-con-
structed brick and stone edihcc four stories III
height and arranged In rooms. auditotiuin,
ats giue &c, suitable for theatrical ana otter
uses tor which purposes \. In now being nseu:
Tho entire outnt. including scenery. gas anu
electric chandeliers, and fittings, opera chairs,
and all other sppurtcnences In said buiidins,afe
included 10 this sale, when sale 10 70 DO ap-
proved by the court
TgRus: One-third cash and balance In ono
and two years, evidenced BY pegotlabls note.
with interest added, and title retained until sii
the money is PAID and deed orjered oy the
court. ~ IA. $500, 80,
Executor and Substitute Trustee.
j. THOMPSON bROwN g. CO.,
Auc,ioneers. fe IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
FOE RENE.
HVTITfNOS FOR RENT.

pI3 est Narsbsii street, 10 rooms; sooo Pc
40" 400 ssss oary street, rooms; $3.50 PER On
1oi veet Main strse<, 10 rooms possoasios
scntsmber 10th; $500 peg annum.
Ala vest Main street, rooms; Wv p0'
anuum. srnpR and
DWELLING, $50 per anuum. .,ro
2505 cast Grace street. rooms sloo pef
'' 10 south Eighteenth street, rooms; $50
100 wsss Leigh street. rooms. $40 per
STORE ana DWELLING corner 1hirty-nrs'
streets; tia0 per annnr- 900
1l0s Beverly street, . rooms; s'oo p''
nom. .rrrn
SEQ Spring street. 4 rooms $50 per sn m
Apply 10 FRANK D. HILL q W.
,.if,it north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
qolid for O'Fcrrail.

NOIid Tor OFcrrhfI.
Aprivate telegram received in this city
last night says:
Clarke to-day elected a solid delega-
ton instructed for O'Ferrail. 1t 10 Alex
ander's native county,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
By A. N. Pollard,
IF. X. Ellis, Auctioneerh
"a east Broad street.


WE WILL SELL
w TOMORROW (M0NDAYl MORNING.
at 1890 sharp. corner First and broad streets
a large consignment OF HANDSOhE hOCoh-
HOLD FURNITURE
2 CHAMBER SUITS OF 10 pieces zach;
l LARGE, MASSIVE RUG;
COVERED PARLOR SUIT,
l ROSEWOOD WARDROBE,
/ LARGE BED-LOUNGE,
8 EXTENSION TABLES,
KITCHEN SAPEa-
BUREAUS, BEDsTRADs, 6PRIN0-BEDS,
IOUNGHs, COUNTER SCALES, PICTURES,
CLOCKS, TOILET SETS. LAMPS,
LINRN GOODS, LACE CUhIAiNS,
RBFRIG ORATORS.
Special to carpenters and buiidcrs-
IL WOODEN 1RESTLES,
And many other GOODS.
seats for ladies'
fell A. n. POLLARD. Proprietor.
A UCrION SALE OF BANANAS,
N APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, LINES,
ETc-We will soil
MONDAY, JUNE 18th,
at 1890 O'Clock.
BANANAS, APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS,
LINES, Etc, WILLIAM JENKINS son,
ieIl l440 east Main street.
WE WILL SELL MONDAY. JUNE
w 10, 1893, at l2 o'clock, 8 ohoice lot Ct
BANANAS, PINEAPPLES, TOMATOES, and
also, 2 cars OF PINE WOOD. HUDSON CO.,
Pred uce Commission Merchants, 1910 east
Cary. 10 Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

SARAH p. CILRKg. pLtINTIFP, Aisi>"
EFT ATS. DRFKsDA NTs--lS TIRE thAslAAt '.'@
or TIE CITY or kiCaAOsn
1, Charles ~. Collin. Cierk u s9l
certtfy that the bond reIulrsd " thf -'
commissioner by tho decree in .9ii a.''
June d, 1893. has been duly gigru- ,....
Given under my hand this j'h DAY no --'
1898. CHARLES ". HV'.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

Atlantic Bank C;earings.
ATLANTA. Ga. June 10.-Ciearines At
lanta associated banks for week, s.. e76. o06.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

LR. ". Duke Clerk OF the Circuit 80, sV -.
Al6emarls county, do csr.ify that gao ,ssa o5
ouirsd IN the above causes has oeo"
=. seoa ~ y ~. Sasd ~ ON day q JUN
Ie9 cs>fh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

By Cabell & Wilson.
Real Estate Auct.onee.s.

COMMISSIONERS SlLE By PIT.
~ Lie AUCTION or TIE EIIsrt,.-"
GATED AND DETACHED IIrrI>f
sTUCCOED BRICK DOUBLE DWELLING
1901, ON TIE NORTHEAST ,OtN.. ..
CLAY And TENTH STREETS. pI.... ..s
RESIDENCE Or THE LAlE M. lou,
WHITE.
White, whosues. etc. PLAINTIFF loheCh,--.,
-. -t.4rt .ft.....,
White. etc. defendants. ofl.l....
In pursuance q tho decree ofJunaf a. ...,,.
the above-named cause, the mn ,er, ...I ..'
cial commissioner, VIII sell by llt -al... ...,
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JUNB If.I,ll.
az $50 o'clock =. NJ, the REAL ISL Al f. -s,.-..,
to In SAID decree. IL hong me Arore-ra.r s.i
DESIRABlT-LoCArKD IHNkE-~IOkt -rf
COED BRICK RESIDENCE $50. IINf. u.
northeast corner ~ Clay eui Irr'l .t-.-.. .,
tho city Of RicamoOd, Va. ana hong .t-..
-uh.tantial. and woll-arran9ci i0uhIr lr..
with kitchen attached, having us l..s. ....
yenlsncss. and whch az indicate o..i c4l %
made very attractive.
Ihe lot fronts - feet on Clay s,re0i 1alls.,
depth OF OF feet and Ia shes.
TsRNs: One fourth cash balance On s.1.. 'r.
stalments by nesotiaols ncter ~ ~. ts.... .t,
eighteen months, with interest ailri f-.r a,
OF sale, and the title 10 20 retained rrff. OPT. .
tire purchaser money T. psiI rri s l...e.,...,
ordered by the court, or TIE purcha-rr r.. "a,
all cash. X. CARTER eDUtI
special ,omnis-.Lr-
WHITE. WHO srrs, &C.. PrAHuFFs A.N,F
WHITE. &C, DEFENDANT -iS Tfs lntNl.r
COURr or THE CRY Oh kCuHOsh
I, Charles W. Godiin, Clerk Oi SAL c.l-f. ..r.
tiiy that tue bond required ~ TIE r-e. .iI .r.
missioner by tie decree 10 sAd ca.-. pill! I.-s
q, 1898, has been duly given.
Given under nv hand this Cth dtr NJ I.r..
1893. CHARLES ". GODuIN
je9 tlslL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

As executor of William J. Duggins deceased,
I will, commencing on
THURSDAY, JUNE is, 1898.
at @ O'Clock p. ~, sell by auction. on the prem
ises. and IN the order named below, the FOL
lowing PROPERTY:
First HOUSE AND LOT on corner Of Henry
ana { eieh streets, containing four rooms.
second. BRICK STORE WITH GOOD DWkLL-
IN9above, with lot ~ 3-l2xlO2 feet 10 aiiey,
corner CLAY and Harrison streets.
Third. LOT 30 9-13xl02 fees 10 alley ON Clay
street, adjoining the above.
Fourth. LOT on Harmon street. between Gay
and Leigh streots, 20 6-i2xS0 feet
Fifth. HOUSE AND LOT 20 6-l2x0O feet on
Harmon street, adjoining above, with iolr
rooms.
Sixth HOUSE AND LOT on Harrison street,
adjoining the abov-, 1880 feet. with four rooms.
Seventh. LOT on harriSon street, adioiniag
the above. 17IS0 feet -.
Eiguth. DETACHED HOUSE with LOT 25xs0
feet % Harrison street, adjoining the above,
with ave or six rooms, aud IN good order; and on
FRIDAY, JUNE 10TH,
at q o'clock, the following PROPERTY.
First. STONE with DWELLING above, LOT
24x146 feet TO an alley. situated on Broad be-
tween Monroe ard Madison streets-No. 800.
Second. STORE with DWELLING above on
Broad between Henry and smith streets-No.
52O-with LOT 90 3-l2xlt5 feet 70 alley.
Most OF tho above consist OF good investment
property, and will be sold 60 close up the estate
Of William }. Duggins, deceased.
Terms: Easy. JOHN ID. DUGGINS.
ie1l Executor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
BY Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents ami Ar,,ioneont,
1914 Main street
NOMMISSION Frs AUCTION
SALE
oPALARGE BRICK TENEMENT
on the
WEST SIDE OF NINETEENTH STREET
BeTwEgS BROAD AND GRACE STRESS
KNOWN As
No. e1o NORTH NINETEENTH STREE"

Sarah b. Clarks) Decree u Richmond q So
rs. Gerry Couf.. rliefei s--'
Clarke and as q, 1875.
In execution OF derree TO NJ above '.''
suit the undsr-lgBcd. special cont
pointed thereby. shall prJ'"rl q FL Do -- ''..+
auction, upon tho promise ga
TUESDAY, JUsE I3. lryt,
AZ 81. O'Clock p. NJ, tho PROPERTY = er-'' q
above. Tie DWELLING contains f".
sides detached titcAcn with fml f-pt-
10 also n frame staOir on o." l'L
The ioi fronts % feet on hinsl7"l'h
runs back between pafllsl lines ifi ir.. 30
algy IL feet wide.
TERMS one tDird cash ihe balance
twelve months for neg JtaIi9 tY,..
terest added rom dgY " saI", tn i.
tanned until all the purchl- -1or'y BE- Do
M.J i'fn,
Special Cem4..s...-h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11

By E A. Cstiin, Auctioneer,
8 and z north Eleventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-11
Medical Testimony.

Msdted Tesomcpy.
w. Thornton Parker. NJ. d., Recorder.
Association Of Acting Assistant Surgeons
of the United States Army, writes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
NE STOLE DRESSES FROM MESSENGER BOYS.

Detectives Cranch and Titus OF IN" Central ofhc''
were IN the Tombs Conrt again yesterday 10 pi,"S
more charges against Charles Non' ailaS Jays ',''
d. Blucskin," who Is held on "A charge OF roD"ihs
messenger BOYS on the streets. messenger poS
from fine store of -ImpsOn Crawford simpson
identified the prisoner as the man who had s'oicn
dress valued at Sl0-, from him near The iH'h
Avenue Hotel Another messenger bow from Ehri'"
Brothers also identified the prisoner From hiiii
Wolf had taken jacket. valued AT sl:o othcr
complaints have been lodged against 'he 'hi'i'
One Of these Is the larceny OF a dress Naiu'u az
$40 the property Of Mrs. Harry {. Du Val, OF
vnro. poco Rrooklyn This dress was taken
from a messenger employed by II dressmakcr In
Fast Ibir,y-fourih.st. Although he admits several
tLcl,s the prisoner denies that he stole MIS-. pu
Walls costume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
PLEASANTVILIE.
DISSATISFIED WITH THE VERDICT.

The residents of Pleasantvlle. on the Harlem Rail
road, are indignant over The verdict OF the jury III
the inquest Into the death Of william Mnnhay "a
farm hand Of that place. who was found UNCONSCIOUS
on the roadside one day last week, With confusion
On his head and who died shortly aferwari. II
seems that day during the latter part OF iaS'
week. Munday and young man named Bnckhout
became involved in n quarrel, which ended In the
pair throwing stones AT each other the road near
the Buckhout house. Munday was afterward found
near the road, in an unconscious condition. lie
was removed TO the BnckhOut house and medical AID
summoned, but he died shortly aftcrward, without
rrgainng consciousness. Dr. swift held an autopsy
and found bTliise his head above the
ear. and n large clo OF blood on the brain.
Coroner Drewi held an inquest. Buckhout wa.
a witness and admitted that he and Munday had
qusrreled shortly before the latter was found, but
said that although they had thrown stones AT each
ether he did not hit Nlunday The Jury returned
n verdict which acquitted BuckhCut OF any response
bIity for the death Of Munday. The Peasanivllie
people declare that II is remarkable verdict under
The circumstances.
The Junior Order Of United American Mechanics.
Of which Munday 4 member buried him, ana Will
now be assisted IN irving 10 hev" Young huckhont
indicted by the Westminster Grand Jury for killing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
NETWORK CITY.

Iioutenant. cncral Massey Of England. was al the
Fifth Aycnuc Hotel "Wednesday night. Yesterday
morning he went TO Washington. 1t is expected 'ha'
he will return TO this city to-day
The Home OF Industry and Refuge Tor Dl'ohare'u
Conyicts. at No. 224 West sXty-third-st has pe'h
enabled by the kindness Of friends TO pay assessments
wafer rates overdue Interest and July interest upon
IFS mortgage and foreclosure proceedings nave '"h
discontinued. Contributions are needed LOT c"ii'"'
xnrs.s Thirteen thousand dollars have also been
,cr,,,ea toward the existing Indebtedness. and
further pledges are asked for contingent upon the
full amount being raised
The Canadian Pacific Railway Companys steamer
Empress OF Japan from Yokohama May 81. arrived
at Vancouver Is. C., OH Tuesday last. The Mowera'
the pioneer steamer OF the companys AuS'faiiah scr
vice left Vancouver Wednesday al A y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
NEWARK.

The fight Of President Barr and his friends to re-
tain the control of the Newark Passenger Company
against the Consolidated Traction Company, which Is
composed OF J. ID. Crlmnans and other New-iOrkers,
WAS ended yesterday by the asrecmen OF the Passen
ger Compsny's stockholders TO sell their sGCOOOO0
stock at IS, although they will have TO take first
mortgage per cent gold bonds OF the Consolidated
Company. The stockholders say that the Newark
Passenger stock worth 40 and some Of IT was
lately sold at 30. The new owners will assume all
the liabilities, and President Barr will be- superseded
by David Young as general manager The bonds will
he first mortgages on the Jersey Cry and Plank Road
lines, anu consolidated mortgage on the Newark
roads. The stockholders say that the pressure
too great for them, and that they were cOmpclld TO
SELL owing TO the great political power behind the
Consolidated Company. The heaviest stockholders In
the New-Jersey Traction Company, which leases all
the Newark Passenger lines holders OF the COnSOi
dated stock and they abrogate the lease of the New
Jersey Traction Company, unless the latter pays divi
dend Of one half OF per cent before July which the
company Is unable 10 do. TO complete The deal the
Consolidated Company has offered TO buy the New
Jersey Traction Company stock AT exactly It's cost
The would have paid 80 In cash for shares
but the money market Is tCU light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
WHITE, PLAINS.

Judce Dyckman yesterday appointed John H. v
Arnold, OF NcwIoik City: Hamilton Fish, IT, OF
Putnam County. and Francis 1.arhin, ir, OF ing
sing commissioners TO investigate and report as to
awards TO be- made In the matter OF the taking OF
lands by the NcwYOIk Department OF Pubic WORKS
for the publication Of the Croon water Snppn,.
This action Is a sc1uel 10 Commissioner Days raids
along thr watershed several month, ago Inc com
mis- sion will organize on June 20.
Village PRESIDENT Harvey Hustled has appointed
Trustee John T. Refill Of the second Ward; 10 the
craftsmanship Of the Police committee ana the Con
mi,tee on Abating Nuisances, In place OF II. H.
Long. Of the Third Ward. who has resigned because
rs he alleges, "a majority of the board are not III
sympathy with his views On viilaga Affairs.
White Plains Council No. 30. Junior Order OF nitei
Mechanics will be assisted 10y Perseverance Loigc
No. ~. OF Pleasantvillc al Il musical ana literary
enter tanment. TO bc given In Lafayette han on
Monday evening next. "fcn'op, CONT
opera Will be- given at St Johns Hall tonight by
welknown amateurs. In aid If the organ flni OF
Grace Episcopal Church. On Wednesday evening the
hall was crowded when the OratoIio Society gave
Buiterields Bcshazzar.' IN opera In hNc acts.
Members of seidi's philharmonic society furnished the
music. Professor William H. Carpenter was the CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
WHAT Is GOING on TODAY.

Custom House investigation Appraisers Stores ~ ~
u. III.
Morris Park races. 30 p. M
Park Commissioners nee1ns.
Newyork. C ica2o baseball match Polo Grounds
p. ~
Columbia Yacht Club regatta.
Hebrew Technical In.itute graduating eNefci'e NJ
SO St,yvoesnt=t., . 80 p. M
,,o,,,o ~ R.publicln, at Kiliaen Nan Rensselaer,
house no. 1874 West Scyenty.nnta-si.. p. M
Prooklyn Bridge Commission, No ~ Efoau"'S' -
q. III.
National Academy Of Design loan exhibition
Tho Fey d. ID. {. Potter investigating committee
Music in Battery Park by Goth Regimen. Band p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs Joseph S. Wood had party and reception in
honor OF her husbands fictr birthday on Tuesday
evening at their home SccOnd-iive. II was sur
prise to Mr. Wood but there We're many present
among Others being Mr. and Mrs. X. Crawford. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Gay. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Ad
ans and Lieutenant and Mrs. Henry T.. RhOadcs.
MISS Gcorgiana sands daughter OF DIR. y. j.
Sands Of rortchester, was among the graduates at
Vassar College Wednesday. Her name was acct
denially omitted from the published list.