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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
FOB SAIE.


Lots In Behren's and Speldel's addition.
Corner lot Thirty.nith and Chapiine streets
house two rooms and kitchen Cheap
A -four mill. with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water and steam power. Saw
aud piancr also attached; doing good business
In the country. This Is Il bargain. Coal within
200 feet Has thirty.seven acres OF land VIII
sell all together or mill separate
No. 37G EoG street, frame house. six rooms
large collar alley corner. Easy teens
No. 's729 Eofr street. Brick house. nix rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms
Three houses on Wood street, high ground
No. 1913, $50 and 359! 1851 each
Two houses gu TWeaIE.Biath. four rooms
each 81. 400 each.
A good farm OF W. ncrsL ono and a hall miles
from the city. 4 good orchard six acres In
grapes has a i've .roomedhOuSe. stablsL ETC. aud
the best OF water VIII sell on easy terms OK
trade for city property.
Lots In Ho IfnRnn's addition. the best value In
the Eighth ward on very easy terms fora short
time
No Il Thirty,elghth street, six rooms new. So 500
Brick house four rooms aud hall Forty-Arst
and Wood streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06

MosT of our ailments come from dis
ordered liver, which Simmons Liver
Regulator cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
FOB SALE.

Lots In Hampden Place, Thirteenth street
No, 1854 High street. two lots and three
houses lOI...... S@uJJ
No. 262S Main street 1000
No. 2lil Main street ,s.,.........,.......a..--
No. 500 Market street, 81, 100
Lot No ., South Front street. 60 feet front,
running to river.
Five lots aud five acres of land In Triadelphla,
with two dwellings slaughter house. ice house.
stable, aud sixty bearing fruit treUS, for S2,0O.
LOtNo 10 section 81. Centre street. Mounds
vile. and 10 shares In Moundsyille Mining aud
Manufacturing Company.
Corner LOT north OF street car barn, Forty
eighth and Jacob streets
street.
Lots Nos aud7 EoT street south of Forty.
Tot No. Is south of FOrty.OIghth street and
east OF IncOb street
No. l0gJ Chapllne street
No. 100 EoR street.
No. 1925 McCOloch street
No. l0H McCOllOoh stree.
No. 22i Twenty-nlnth street
No. 9625 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
6AF&ATNTS!
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEs SALE.

TRUsTEEs SALE.
By virtue Of two deeds OF trust made by Louisa
Frazier and Harvey Frazier her husband, 10
me rs trustee the Inst dated August a 1892 re-
corded In the ONCE OF the CLERK Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No -, page. 80 the second dated
November &C. 1872 recorded In said Clerks Office
ia Deed OF Trust Book No 20, page 30 viii sell
az the north front door OF the Court House Of
said county, on
SATURDAY, The 4rH DAY or NOVEMBER, 1s9a
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, M. the following
described property, that i to say:
The north half OF lot numbered Five situate
and being on tho oaA side Of McColloch street.
In James Carney's heirs addition 10 the City OF
Wheeling. Ohio county West Virginia.
The title 70 said property IS believed TO be per
feet but selling as trustee will convey only the
titc vested In me by said deed oil trust
TERMS % SALE;-Oue-thiTd and as much more
az the purchaser elects topaz In cash on tho dag
oisale, tho balance IN tUo equal installmcns az
six and twelve months notes bearing Interest
from tho day OF sale TO be given for the deferred
payments. WI ". COWDES, Trustee
W. Il. H4LIER, AuctloneeE oe2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-10-06
DON'T PUT 1T OFF UNTIL TRAIN TIME !

Drop into the NTELLGENCER your accommodations
The shows just where will be located All Aboard for
Chicago Chcag will Something Something talk about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
nN TO LIE cocE1NG-MAfy.

He directed the buggy towards Manches-
ter. and after crossing the bridge and pass
Ing through our sister city he proceeded
down the turnpike until he got to large
house about two miles from town. \ num-
Der * buggios and other vehicles were
standing n front Of Che mansion, and here
the Doctor paused, for he had come 70 SEQ
a cock-f9ht IN the building. The friend
who travelled with HIM alghted and went
IN, but the Doctor WAS more cautious.
lie was anxious 20 preserve ma unco1,.
aud he knew that detection would make
HIM ridiculous m the eyes Of the pubic.
Some time before he had heard that some
Of the roost Fighters boosted that the
organization which be represented could
never Law hands on them. and so he deter
mined 10 show the boys "A trick or two.
Mjer hanging around the neighborhood
for several minutes he Sauutered up 70 the
Qaie-feepcr, showed the required dollar At
this Official, and then joined the throng
who witnessed the cruel sport The main
WAS well attended. nearly forty persons
from Richmond and Manchester being
present. Ia. match. IN tact. was between
Richmond ald Manchester ROSTERS. and
the Doctor pretty soon observed with re-
gret that the BIRDS from this side OF the
river were decidedly not in 1t lie ar
rived IN time to see the third contest,
which was between red and silver duck
wing game. At the first jump the former
broke the latter's leg. but this did not stop
the fght. FOr nearly ten minutes the
fowls sluCged each other, and then from
sympathy 40 the duckwng's herOlsm the
contest was ended. In the next round. II
II may be SO Designated the Manchester
bird kIlied Its Richmond adversary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07

GrrrysgrnG. y. j.. February 7.-Sotwi'h-
standing the fact that th.s wa. the most uupr'-
titlou, day u tho season, tho attendance was ~
large as though tho sun was shining eud tho Ar
bqiny. There was "A heavy fcg hanging over no
trock. aud 10 WAS only by mo AID u pogeu.
nessei. .
Trump second, s3a Bright tniri. Iime, l.3D
s,e.r,rd race-louF and onc-hat furlongs-
Gladiator won; Rcd Elm second, PfiScilia tLlfl-
Time, JJAi. g.,
Third rato-four furlongs blossom won: In
sbe,.ior e. second, Elite third. lime, nOfi
Fourth race--aix farlong--ttrcny won Pan
handle second. Mulhau0n third. limo, l;ls'
Fifth race-one AM Ono-siHIeentl niles Jazz
Rose won: panWay second. Laura ,. IhifL
sixth race-six and one-haN iur0ngs--Green-
wich won Rose Dance second, Miss Belle hifi'
Time. l:Ifl4. a.. ,....,,.
only Won this afternoon. fhe gong vas baa. tue
track AZ the turn Oelng sea 0t LoaFy' s'ieAy
First race-four and ono-hAn iurongs poSino
won: Iradesman second Little fni iliti- Ilme'
second race-six eni One-guRrter furlongs-
Comforter won blizLarl second i.yrl s-'h''y
Ihird race-0ne aud one-slxioeuth nl.os-set
Bird won; Lgm second, FOX Grape inrL IiiHo'
Fonrth race-slx aud ono-bal furlonSs--
Knapp won; Martel second, McheeYor tAird
Hi PiIin race-four and one-hali firlongs-i.ay
won; Grand PIX sscond' hA"Ae57 'li'i' i'i"'
Sixth raco-sx and one-quarter f1rlong,-
Jueyouet Won. COuundrum socyn1, DootVH
Tommy third. Time. i.%5l~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
IN DEFENCE OF Mr.. KlTCHlN.
Governor Stedman's Letter-What lie
says About Imprudencc.

fC1rrespon fence Of the Richmond Disuatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., February G.-Hon.
". H. Ktchin is TIE subject Of much
newspaper comment now by reason OF She
recent attack upon hIm by the Iarboro'
N0ri0uO. From the mountains 20 the
sea men and papers have spoken out IN hls
defence.
Ex-Leutcnant-Go Governor Stedman. Of
Asheviue. has published a letter IN Mr..
kitchin's favor. He concludes 1t IN the fol-
lowing eloquent strain They say that he
IS imprndent. Well It was imprudeni
when the Light Brigade rode 10 certain
and glorious death upon the Russian bat
tories at Balaklava. II was imprudent ,
when the matchless ieGiODs Of Lee hurled
themselves with loud cheers upon the III
trenchcd heights OF Gettysburg. 10 was
imprudent' when Colonel duncan *. Nc
Rae led the Fifth North Carolina Regiment
.oannihilahon st williamsburg. Butln the
ages to come history will furnish 10 page
upon winch aught can be written against
the memory of The officers and soldiers
who were made forever famous by these
conflicts
CAPTAIN Uzzcn. of Wilson's Mills. 10 here.
Hon. ". f.. kltchin spent yesterday
with his family here.
Mr. ". A. Duu has returned from a
business trip 90 TarborJ'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07

T,s brousn-tratu service from New York to
l.r...il.e. Fla.. with Pullman cars was ihiuGu-
rated yesterday
T,urp,., eases u cholera and two deaths from
the disease were reported IN Altoha' the hhh-
lurs ,Germauyl suburb sunday
The overdue steamer cry OF Peking arrived
AZ san Francisco Yesterday. She hrose hef shh'
Jeu.ary lst 100 miles west Of san Francisco
aul came lu under hnh.
The caravel Santa Maria, escorted by the
cruiser lsla de Luz0n, sailed Tor America rom
tat.z yesterday. The cruiser VII c2nc "'i
way across the Atlantic with tho caraVo|
Three thousand colonists in the province OF
S,ute Fc, Argentine Republic armed with
rtn.s aul also having possession ot sVIne eau
non. have riseu IN revolt against the wheat taA'
Professor j. II. Worcester, Jr.. d. d. profes-
s.,, M avs, ematic theology at the Union IOeQ-
i,c..ql seminary, New lork. died NJ LAKEWOOD,
\ d.. Yesterday m0rpluG Of hoaFt-iaHure ai'er
"a vcry tueI illness
Tho B4nca AssOciNZione, of F!orcnce itsly, mas
failed It's liabilities amount 20 %'VuV'VvV hiV'
ID IL suspected that the baHkrup'cy Ol 'no 49,
corn Is fraudulent. aud the manager ana CASHIER
h6yo been arrested
Carlos Cerranza ana Folk l.. Decas,ro, COM
posing tho nrm of {. Carranza a o. you l,
cial aud chipping morcnauis, 20, oV Rafae,
street. New York, assigned yebietua! " N"i-0
+. Parraga, without preferences
Tho Investigation Of the examining magistrate
~ Rome. Italy. has shown already the criminal
come ton O. seven Deputies an1 TWO eA-hil's'
trfs vim the bank scandals Al nave oeeH
hroug.t under police surveillance pending ar
rest.
About o'clock yesterday morning freight traui
No. "a, on tue iittsDurg Division OF the bait-
moro aud ONO railroad, drawn by engine l053'
ran into the Tesr OF an extra freight ~ WI
Transport Pa, wreckng several ireighi cars.
Engine 1888 Was thrown into "A creek. hnslhcet
Wallace and Conductor Noz are misslng' Con-
durtor Dunlap and FagJnan Grimes, Of the eku,
49,, we're sliehfly hurt Fireman holland, OF
the regular Train, was seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
A PROFFlTT STORE eURNED.
Poiand's Attempt TO Save Money and
Books Falled-Deat of Mrs. PeytoD'
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Especial telegram 10 ih' blaphlr-"l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. February 6.-The
storchouse occupied by Mr.. G. j. Poland,
at Profitt. together with the entire stock
of general merchandise, was totally de-
str6ycd by fire at o'clock Sunday morn
INC. The family consisting. of father,
wife. and chlld-who occupied a room al
ioining the store, barely had time 10
escape from the burning building. Alter
reaching the open air Mr.. Poland attempt-
ca - return 10 the burning building for
his books and money about 500 IN specie
aud creenbacksl and was badly burned
about the face. Tho Are was evidently
the work of an incendiary and robher. 1t
Is said that Mr. Poland had invested every
cent Of money he had IN this enterprise.
The loss Is about $1,000 on stock mo IN
surance) and about $3.50 on the building.
Mrs. Nellie Peyton, wife of Mr., II. >.
Pevton, of BlacksOuTg College, dled al the
residence of her mother, Mrs. l.. l. Gill
bert. near Gilbert's Station. III this county,
last evening.
The literary societies of the University
of Virginia have decided 10 invite the Hon.
Bourke Cock ran 10 deliver the address at
the Joint celebration of the societies at the
hpproachlng commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
IIendorson'. mind. Party organ.

fCorresuondencc Of the Richmond Dispatchl
HrNDFRsoN. y. g.. February G.-Ihe
Third party has q new organ IL tins coun-
~. tho Gilsburg Mars. 2-page hy .
sheet. said by the Democrats 10 be fully as
large as the party It represents. Iiseditor
is =. c. SAtterwh'tt.
Henderson had no light last night
There was an open circuit, Gnd tho cleo
,riclnus failed 10 find It, though they
climbed poles and made tests till u
o'clock.
Dr. f. :. Harris returned tins morning
from Brinklcvville, Halifax county where
me went on FRIDAY 90 attend the burial OF
Mrs. Ann ". Wills, widow Of ". II. wills,
d. ID.
The first performance N the theatre
here this year will be given by the McI'io-
beney family on "Wednesday night.
The only 1hiri-party officer elected m
Vance county ~ the last election was NJ.
$. Duke, Tor Constable of SANDY Creek
Township. Today JustIce-of-the-Pe Peace
Scion Sou,herlaul. himself u IhiTd-party
man. returned papers 10 the Clerks Office
binding over Constable Duke to the Cu-
cuit Court for malfeasance IN office.
Mr.. A. v. Hunt, of Winston, arrived
YESTERDAY and took his place to-day a. the
new cashier Of the Citizens Bank; 1t IS
expected the other new officers VIII be IN
stalled tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
NO CASE AGAINST LEBER.
The Grand Jury Finds Not True Bili-
r.Iontes and 'Iisdcmcanors.

The grand Jury Of the liustings Court
met YESTERDAY morning and spent several
hours investigating the cases certified 10
them from the Police Court. IN the case
OF J. II. Leber. reported by the Society tor
the Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Animals tor
torturinc rats by pouring kerosene oll on
them and then setting them ahre. not a
true bill was found.
Atrue bill was found against John Henry
Price for the murder OF Robert Brown. IL
will be remembered these negroes had %
difficulty ut the Petersburg Depot, and
Brown was struck with piece OF iron,
from the effects If which be died at the
CITY almshOuse.
The following true bills were found for
felony. William Biylns, Thomas Branch
NwO), Henry Coles, Edward Dickerson,
Richard Dickson. Henry Eubank. D0nlel
Hlll, Boston Rowland. John Henry Price,
Willie Scott alas Daniel Grit, John Thomas
a.iqs jim Dudley, Emmett 1alman ttwol
Robert i. Wiley, John White, and Stanley
For nisdemcanors: Robert Brown,
Thomas Branch (three), Gabriel Cole
man three), W. II. Coleman, Harry Gill,
Lizzie Hight, Jcssec Hilton alias Willie
Stokes two, William Jackson, Sidney
Mayo. Grandcrson Mayo, Thaddeus Ma o,
Henry Pavnc. Joseph sutton. Emmett Tai
man. John 4. Turner, and Stanley Viii
liams.
In each of the cases Of Marshall Brown.
Henry Hill, and stephen Lee not true
bill was found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC. FEBECiEY 4 1904
sun rises......... 100 hI0H TIDE ans
aoon r,ses........12:0O Bsesins. -. 90
PoKT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY d, 1888
sAmgo.
s,e,m,r Arlsl Deyo. sO-f)iz. meryhaniss
en- o.,.engers lrvn Weisigor, agent
PoRT OF NEWPORT NEWS. fSS' d 1000
10y telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamship Daybreak. Galveston
steamship Ludgate, galveston
StoqmsliD Heathnore, HAl'oSsoH'
Steamship Erhelrei. Boston, -
sfcsmsnip John santerson, Ne" tork'
steamship Rimpha, oosson'
large Marion, Boston.
barge WOOd5.de, Boston.
Barge Milton. New lork.
barge 10. Boston.
SAILED.
steamship Daybreak. Liverpool
Steamship Ludgate. Liverpool
Ssoamshio ucAthmorc, Liverpool
senooner ". X. Huston. Fan River.
PORT OF WEST POINT. FrsHrAEr o. 1884
10y telegraph
ARElyED.
s,a.msblp Charlotte. 0ooghsn. Baltimore,
passelgeEs ana general cargo.
Steamship kichmOnd, biakeman, New iofk,
general cargo.
steamship Richmond, Blakenan, New YORK
ria Newport News and Norfolk, general eafse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07

nrm; strained, common 20 GOOD, sf.aoast. t,k
1urpcntlne, more DOING sith q ffmsf tone. q,
cOya35c. Nolssses -Foreign uDmiuai; S.~
Orleans, open kettle good 10 choice IN ialr de.
maud ara Grm NJ 28s3Sc Peanuts qtiet ana
etesdy; fancy bsnd-pickod, fAa4lSr. farrners
2lfa3sSc. Conee--Op,lons opened nrra AMI M
snangei 70 70 points ny. aod elosed .,osdy5
sf5.65: May si6.95esITc5: August. sIasoe
SiG.S0 December, siG.5OasiG.j5. $50, RI,
steady and dnli; No. Z. lst4aisalc sugar
Raw lrm and quiet fair, redniug, 3ia32r..
cenirifagals, 95 degree tes,, 5.l'jc.: rsansi
qriet AMI steady; on A, f3Sa4ssr. standard A.
il-loat5sc.; crushed, > 1-lbailsc. granu-
lated. Z il-l6a5c. Freizhts quiet aai stea6y
cotton. 3-I2d F.; grain, ltd
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. February ct vas . yoa'her mar.
kct IN wheat to-day, and while IL vas even Aug
gish. prices were decidciiy nrm, and during 40
frst hour Nay soid liic above the lose on SAT.
ufday aad held good portion II tue advance
for a long time. AZ the advance tho longs pro-
ceeded 20 take their pro'ts and TIE cnerlngs
together Tit- Ilo Unexpectedly small io~reass
In the visible supply. caused The mario; O.
weaken, ami tho close was aeldY Of
5s9ssIsAc. or only snade above tn
cesdingly JUL, and the auctastons "a prire.
we're almost IA sympathy with vhcs' ,ioeioy
with a lCss % &c. compared with saturday q
laA lgures. Cata nettei y io~s % ~. FOR Nay
Hog prOiucts were s0meRhat unseulei. Hogs
were lower. and This fact. with free offerings az
tne product. caused = period Of weakuess dUrns
tho early trading but later ihere was rally
owing 20 covering ny shorts and another porini
OF weakness. though the lowest point touched la
TIM carly trading WAS not reached
Cash quotations: Flour duh ani unchangsG.
No. spring wheat, "a ,a5l2tc.: No. Pc.
PORK. SIS. t2isasiS.2j Lard, sil.sOasii.s2it.
Ribs, SiO.lOaSiO.20. nry-aaitod shoulder,
saq1tfaslO. Short-cicar sides. sio.0jAsIO. ~.
W1iskcy. SLY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
ITO INVESTORS.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS:
J. TAYLOR ELLysos, JOHN 3. ELLEfr.
JoHN b. PURcELI- NORMAN v. RANDOLPH,
FRANK I, SUTTON. 90 Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07

captured and the tables. wheels. and rest
of the gambling outfit were confscated.
Hall was taken before Justice Trout. VINO
reouired him to give bond in the sum OF
500 for his appearance before the grand
Jury. IA.
Joseph Mills twhite) is charged with
having robbed Younger brother OF S4Vo'
which had been hid in bed in their home
ON lower Prince street. The loss was re-
ported 20 the police Yesterday. but not
before Mills had managed TO get out OF
town on night tram. The money when
was stolen represented the savings OF sew
eral years and il severe loss 10 the boy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
nenthsInst Mrek.

The whole number OF deaths in Rich
mond last week was ji-2i white and 30
colored. This was an increase Of 2j over
the corresponding week last year. These
were the principal causes of death: Con
sumption. :; pneumonia, z; heart-disease
6; bronchitis, =: congestion OF lungs, 2
The annual rate OF mortality per l,00i
was-white. 1855; colored, 4l.05; tota
1903. There We're IS deaths above the age
OF GO years and 10 under months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
The WATER GAS PLANT.
The western Construction Company Sc
cures the Contract.

The Council Committee on Light held
meeting yesterday afternoon-C Chairman
Gum in the chair-and the sub-commit-
tee TO which was referred the bids
for tue proposed water.gas plant re-
ported. recommending that the con-
tract for this enterprise be awarded 20
the Western Construction Company. OF
Fort Wayne. Ind, at a cost OF $23.250. The
guaranteed capacity Of the plant % be es-
tablished is ZOO, 600 cubic feet OF gas a day.
The amount appropriated by the Council
for this industry was 32J. 900 IN per cent.
bonds of the city.
There were three other bids for the work.
as follows: Henry White. guaranteed ca
pacity 900 cubic feet daily. S23.g 800; the
United Gas and Improvement Company,
guaranteed capacity 500,0j0 cunic feet
daily. $4,000; National beat and Power
Company. guaranteed capacity 100000
cubic feet daily. S22.9j0. The plant is 10
be IN operation by July let.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF AMERICA
Tho state Coupolrs Annual Meeting
Banauaf Last Night.

The sixth bienuial session Of the State
Council Of the Catholic knights OF Ameri-
ca was held &C Murphy's Hotel yesterday
commencing al noon. with President j. &.
Carroll IN the chair, and DR.. Joseph N.
Burke az secretary.
The following were the delegates pres
ont. Branch ii3, Colonel John Murphy
and Thomas Cox. Branch TO-. r. J. Para
ter Branch 80, J. ". Long; Branch l52.
John L. Burke; Branch 6ss ). J. Quinn;
Branch 15l, i. f. Burke. Bishop Van de
Nvvcr. tho spiritual director. was absent.
The proceedings were commenced with
PRAYER by Rev. Father Erloh.
Colonel John Murphy and Messrs. John
T. BuTKo and j. }. Quinn were appointed
a Committee on Crcdentinis and Messrs.
Cox, Long, and lieaicy as the Committee
Oh Mileage and Per Diem.
The reports Of ;he president and secre-
. iary were uhnItted. Both papers indl-
cotcd that The organization was IN pros
porous condition throughout the state.
DELEGATES AND OFFICERS.
Mr. Carroll was elected as % delegate 20
tho supreme Council OF the Knights.
which conyenes m Chicago next MAY. and
Dr. BurEe was chosen a. nis alternate.
IA" following officers were elected:
spiritual Director, Bishop Van de Nvver;
President. i. u. Burke: Wee President.
John j. quinn; Secretary John J.. Burke;
treasurer. Colonel John Murphy.
}hr thanks OF the council We're ten
deIcd 10 ,he retiring officers and the press
and to Colonel Murphy for the use Of his
Igrl3- iu tine h3tel.
81. thencw officers elected siCnlted their
CcaptBrcH IN bUcf speeches.
ine Comm ttec on Per Diem reported a
tax e 40 cents pr cJp.t4.
tue handsome gold badge awarded TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
NEW YORK. February g. Flour steady
Southern Hour dun bat steady; common 10
fair extra, e.. iOas3lO; g0Oi 10 choice. do,
sal5asI25. Wheat moderately active Tor ex-
port aud hrmer No. rcd, store AMI elevator.
SOI6aSOglc.; afoat, Slf4as2c. optlous mode
rately active aud opo0ing nrm at ssslSe. ad-
vance. and closing weak, ,4a4sc. over saturday
No. red February, '9asc.; harcr, sO1xc. May,
S25lc. Corn lower witn options dlil, closing
firm: Nc. ., 54A4c. IA elevator, 0JJ4ao9b9c.
aroat; ungraded mixed, 5ic. ; steamer mixed,
58LSc. options advanced early 1.cssc., and
c osod weak itatsc. under saturday; February
E4L4c. March, 53A4c. May, %. Oats nriner
options firmer aud dun; February, aSlzc.:
March. 3SEsc; May. 393.c. No. ?, white, 7 or,l-
Aty. 4IIkc.; March. 4ikto. spot prices, 40. =
3SISc. No. ,. white, 4lIlc.; lnixod western,
3Si5a4Oc; white. do. 30s45c. Beef qnlet anu
frni; family, sl2aSi315: extra mess, sJa
$3.50. Beef hams quiet ana nrm az S2l.
Tierced beef In lar demand and sscaiy; Guy
extra India moas, sIS. cut meats duh put
steady; picked bellies, I1S4c-; picked saoni-
ers. Toe. picked hams, l4al 45S.. MiIules
quies and steady: short clear. ii7se. Lsfu
quiet and higher western steam closed = ~. ~,
hid: city, stl.62lk; May sl2lVi March.
1910: rafiaed quot aud armer; Contineat,
Al 40. PORK duu hnt urn; old meas, slS-2Sa
sIO.75. new nees 5000: extra prime noni-
nal Cotton-seed oil dull ana essy. crude, olc.
asxed. yellow, Gle. Petroleum quiet aud steady
crude. In barrels Sass Ia bulk. $2.SS: refined,
New York. $3.50; Philadelphia and balpm0re,
s5.s5; bulk, s2.7oass.5o. kosin scascs and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-07
"onr Rnrs" I'm NorfolI,.

The "Our Boys" company, which
achieved such success IN this city last
week. will probably visit Norfolk at some
future date and give performance for
tine benefit Of the Virginia Historical So
ciety. It is the intention OF the ladies'
having the matter in charge - secure
some Of the Norfolk girls 70 take part in
the spectacular features which precede the
play and TO have the entertainment on the
evening that the Easter german Is given ~
the society people of that city. If su'f-
cent interest can be excited IN Norfolk
the company will certainly take the trip.