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NOTES
Silver was much stronger yesterday selling al
50 i4c in New YOrk and 80 = d in London
The fin al returns of the Con Cal. * Va for Feb
TuaTy show a credit balance OF So. POS Co.
The Mayhower Gravel Mining Company has de-
10Th
The Joanna mine, located at Ely. white Pine
County Is reported sold Montana capitItists Tor
SlUOOOO II is said the purchasers propose to fully
develop the property, and will expsnd ia the cree
tlon OF mills, hosting works etc $500. 900
AT the annual meeting OF The Dexter Gold and
SiiEeF MinIHg Company Of TuSCarora district
toS4U shares were repre- sented, and the old direc-
tors were re elected, with ". r. rton as president
treasurer.
The Central Neyadan says ii Is reported that the
flttsbuFs mines may start up again soon.
Lander County Wiu send 10 the WORLDS Fair the
largest richest piece OF autimouy in the yyorI1-
a l4O0-pouUd chuuk.
new god camp has been located in the Argus
Mountains, aoour eighty miles from Moiave and
about sixty miles from the iihe Of the Carson and
Colorado L tiroad. Water IS scarce in the camp,
me ore IS OF good grade, running from $50 TO $50
The weekly reports Of the Bodies are as follows:
hopIE-Easr crosscut $50 level was extended
feet Cpraise zoo level was extended 20 feet
south drift from west crosscut 200 level Lent
smart was extended IS feet.
MoNo-Esst crosscut from main south DRIFT $50
level was extended 10 feet West crosscut from
ABOVE drift was extended 10 feet.
bULW Err praise above south drift from inter
mediate crusscut 200 level extended 8 feet. W
nave some good ore 10 this upralse. North DRIFT
from crescent 2 south was extended y feet South
drift from stope was extended feet.
Assessments Pending.
The following is LIST Of sssess1 or r,,,r ~
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Three rlore Cases

OF those boys square-cut suits at 81 s5. The
boys knee pants for 20 cents are selling rapidly
Great assignee sale at l.. V. Merle's, successor
TO the old X L, corner Kearny and CONNER
clal streets
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And IN accordance with law, and an order mon,
the Board OF Directors, made on tho twenty.frst
(2lst) day OF January. 1898. so many shares OF
each parcel OF such stock may be necessary will
be sold at public auction at the once OF ths com.
pany, room =, Nevada block, San Francisco CaIi.
fornt2, on THURSDAY, the sixteenth ll6th) dav
Of March. 1873, at the hour OF ! P NJ. Of said day
10 pay said Delinquent assessment thereon togehsf
with costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale
JOHN W. TWI6GS, Secretary
ofice-Room 2. Nevada block. San Francisco,
California. e2stfd
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CALEDONIA SILVER MINING COMPANY-LO-
- cation Of principal place OF business San Fran
CISCO. Cal; location of works, cold HILL Storey
County. New.
Nouce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following
uescFlDed stock, on account OF assessment mo 45)
levied on the 2sth day OF January, 1898. the s-v-
er2l amounts set opposite the names OF the respeC-
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TIE WEEKLY GALL contains serial
and complete stories, misceL-
laneous articles by the best
writer's. special articles by
home authors; the news of thz
coast ths news of the world
and all that serves to make q
complete family journal. frsa
from objection 81 a wear
postpaid.
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NEW YORK. March lO.-The stock market was
unsettled again to-day and prices were lower dur
Ing the morning, but rallied sharply ter o'clock.
his upward movement checked by renewed
sales for both long and short account In major
ity Of railway shares fluctuations during the entire
day were confined within range OF 140H per
cent The feature of the day was the weakness of
Industrals, in which the bears abored strenuousIv
to force llquidations. Tobacco declined 3D. Sugar
1875, and Cotton Oil, DIstilling and Cattle Feeding
National Lead and National Linseed OIL I6lLa per
cent sharp drive was made at General Electric
which dropped points to 1854, rallied to 1914
and later sold down to 99J5. Government bonds
dull Petroleum was frmer ana strong at 6355
@64c.
new YORK. March lO.-United States Bonds, as.
dian Pacific. S+s4; Central Pacific IT: Union Pa
eihc, ~: Atehison and Santa Fe 8lS4; Wells
Fargo. LAG; Western Union. 1885, Silver, S3A ;
wheat : May, 7794c. Flour, steady. Coffee.
i9@221ac Hides, l2I5c. copper-Iase. si4 $50 60
Ila-spot, 81 10. Lead-Domestic, So 90 Iron,
Hops show somewhat frmer tone Dealings are
very light and quotations unchanged.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned. moderately active steady and un.
changed Raw, firm on strong cable news ana un-
Coffee Is quiet and featureIess, with slight
changes; Sales, 10000 bags March, SIT 80;
Chica Markets.
CHICAGO. March TO- - Wheat was active and
unsettled, and opened quiet and steady at lac
lower, became stronger for May and weaker for
July, for the former advancing 21so and for the
latter declining 12c, causing the difference to
spread from 7se at the opening to Size and 1t
was said even &c. The cause for this action was
said to be the receipt OF heavy orders to buy May
ana sell Juy. The price for May then reeedod
1886 aud July advanced 3sc ruled Irregular, and
closed Zee higher Tor May and 1859 lower for
July. Receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments 81 600
bushels. Rye, see. Barley, &C.
CHICAGO. March l0.-W heat-CBsh. 721ac. Corn
4lI4c. Pork SIT so. Lard $l2 As. Ribs
SO, Whisky, 81 IT.
PortlHnd's Business.
PORTLAND, March 1o.-Clearances. 1871, 900; bal
ance, $4,000.
Wool Market.
NEW YORK, March 10.-Wooi is firm and quiet
Domestic Fleece, 279S2c; Pulled. 26937c; Texas,
l7@2lc p ID.
Weeisly CiearinEs.
NEW YoRK, March lo.-Bradstreet's gives clear
ings for the past week for the principal cities Of the
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MORNING SESSION
Board-200 Cal Electric Light 2lss
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-22 Giant Powder Con. "a; so Cal Electric
Light. PISS; 100 do 2l1a.
street-l00 Y Water, 991s 100 Cal Electric
Light 2I3s
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NDEs SILVER MINING CoMPANY-LoCA-
~ tiOn Of prucipai place OF business. San Fran
cisco. Cal. location Of works Storey Couaty New
Notice-There delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment = O. Sgj
levied the twenty-hrst (21sD day OF January
1888 the several amounts set opp0s the names OK
the u ~ E..LI.
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And IN accordance With law and order Of tna
beard of directors made the 23d day OF Janu-
airy, 1898, SO many shares Of each parcel Of such
tiOn at the ohice OF the company at room 20 33I
Pins street. tn the city and county OF san Fran
at the hour of O'Clock p. n. Of said dAy. 70 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, togstner vita
costs of advertising and expenses Of tins sale.
r r. GRAYSON y, Secretary
Once-Room 20. SSl Pine street, San Francisco,
California. nrl III
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THE STOCK MARKET.

There was very little trading yesterday Prices
were steady, with a fair demand for the leading
n 'rtA-end stocks It was current ly.reported that
Mr. Flood and others had gone TO the Comstock
rms was mistake, however, he is still iu town.
but Will probably go 10 Virginia CITY the early part
Of next weex
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BOAhD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock board yesterday:
REGULAR SESSION.: 30 a. NJ
100 Andes. 90 90 Choar. So 500 OuhIr ! 80
100 Belchr. 100 ........... 6OZOU PotOg - 30
BOO = a B...l.55 500 CC& Na..2.s5 30 Nev..l.IO
200 BOdie.... .O5 lrU d N..1.lh3 $50 Union .,. 90
TOO Caiedna.- -l5l5OO Ma1canl 7OlUO VI 30
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:3J
500 & B...l55 100 Condd l. 2OIOO OccId go. 10
100 ....-..l6U 20 ..,.....-.1 500 Ophlr ...l.9O
zoo Bullion 10 30 6 O.-...75lU0 Potosi. IS
800 ChOiar.. 80 200 & y lis 200 Savage. TO
$50 6E.24535O Mexien.. IL 800 5 NeV..I.lb
zoo Con Y.--25
Following were the safes in the Pacific stock Board
yesterday
REGULAR sEssIoN-lO;3O.
100 Andes ...5li 70 q &C.. .SOlOO Overm ~ 30
200 Is q LII 100 ..........l.l5 SO ......l 80
400 CAoIIAr.. 6O5uO Justice ...lSIUD UniOn... 80
roo CC&N ..-2.45 100 Mexlcn ] $50 YJAcRt ..4s
200 Con Y ~ 100 .,,.......1 g 5 400 .,,4 AZ
90 Polnt-..43 so O6hlr.. go
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:31
100 Alta. -....2O % Confd-..l. 3Ol50 MeIcn..l.7O
39O BeIehr 90 u 10 .........l go
% b x Is - u lUO . y c.. $4,000 Ophir... ] 80
100 ....-.... .l.55 250 II & N...l.i5lUU Sayaze.72
500 Cholar- 81 80 .......I, 2u 80 Ublon an
400 Crocker. .O7 zoo Myiiwr.lI4
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NEW YoRK, March l0.-Bradstreers gives clear
ings for the past week for tue principal cities Of the
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNENT. Chronometer and
instrument Maker. 4 California street.
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor
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Exchange aud Rul1fon.
CoAL-PER TON.

Butter choice SroH55@6O Cheese, Eastern. ...l7G2c
DC good. .......4SG5 80 Cheese. SWISS. .....25035
Ordinary. dO........40G - Eggs, r doZ - 2Oa25
flchled Roll. q - Eggs, Eastern ..... IN
Firkin, 8 ~ q - Honey, comb q 10 .2Oa25
Eastern, . d.. % - do extracted. ,I29l5
Cheese, Cal. ........l51
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MARKET REPORTS.
PALACE HOTEL

FRIDAY EVENING. March 10.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKEra
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NEW YORK, March 1O.-Wooi is firm and quie
Domestic Fleece, 279S2c; Pulled. 26937c; Texa
l7g2lc y ID
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THE WHITE ROSE.

n OyERNEss (ENGLISHl REQUIRED AT ONCE
" by Russ an family resident at odessa; French.
Drawing music; girls. eldest IA salary $500
references exchanged. Apply personally between
2 and to-day TO KANSEROFF, Langham Hotel
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Assessments Pending.
The following Is a LIST Of assessn ems now nendInc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-04
FIa.he. from the yYires.

The cruiser Detroit started from Balti-
more for Newport, x. l., yesterday for her
official trial trip.
The Duchess Of Fife, eldest daughter of
the Prince OF Wales. became the mother
Of another girl last evening.
The conditions upon which the Colum-
bian government has made prolongation
of the Panama-Canal cession dependent
will be accepted.
Two Italians were roasted to death in o
fire in Springbrook, Pa, last night. A
little shanty in which they were sleeping
caught ire, and when the ruins were ex-
amined their two burned and charred
bodies were found.
Ninety houses in Kleinpochelarn. on the
Danube, were burned to the ground yes
terday. Fifteen dead bodies have been re-
moved from the ruins and twelve more are
known TO be in the ashes. Ten persons,
whose fate has not been ascertained, are
missing.
Four men were killed and number OF
others seriously injured in q collision on
the jacksonville Southern roEd near Ed
wardsville. ILL.,. last night. The dead are
O. Alspaugh. an engineer; James Ham bley
and Hugh Woods. fremen; Scotty Welsh,
o miner.
The Coroner's Jury in the case Of the De-
troit (Mich.) man recently found dead In
the woods near Tallahassee, Fla, yester-
day returned a verdict OF suicide. Wright,
the friend Of the dead man. was released
from custody. and will. take the latter's
body to Detroit.
Colonel Hobgood. partner Of Train
Robber Bunch, was tried In FSanklinton,
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Ensfer-Tidc RGcInE.

G1oucEsrER. n. j.. April 3.-Favorites
and outsiders broke even at gloucester TO-
day. .,
RumsOn won: Iowa second, Biackmaller
third. Time, 5916.
Second race SIX furlongs-CaptaIn NC
Chesney won; Gamester second. sue
RYDER jcoltj third. Time, 1924
Third race six and one-half furlongs-
Blackwood won; Houri second, Park
Fonrth race-one and one-sixteenth
miles--Knapp won National second, Pes
thence third. Time, 1869.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Verbena won;
John McGarrigle second, sister lone thlrd.
Time, 1:O5
(eeldng) won; Criterion second, Pom
merry Sec. third. lime, l:05s8.
GyrrENEURG. n. j.. April 3.-The usual
large crowd journeyed to Gutten6urg TINS
afternoon. 'The weather was tlne, the
Track good. and the different events were
botly contested. The bookles had much
the best of the battle with the talent.
First race-fve turlongs-Blily ,. won ;
Blueblood second, Bluebird third. lime,
1:02A. ,ee-,.
Brookdale won; 1artarlan second, Car
melite third. Time, 1:lO.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs-
Hamilton won: Tom Tough second, Badge
third. Time, l:22 -.
Fourth race-four and one-half fur
loncs-Chariie Wilson won; Nick second,
PLAY or Paw third. Tine. 555f.
Firth race-One and one-slXteenth miles
Vyaciuth won: Brooklyn second, klIg
Mac third. Time, l:5l.
sixth race -six and one-half furlongs-
Buddhist won; Detroit second, Freely
third. Time, 1;23a
NV ORLEANS, La. April 3.-The spring
meeting of the new Louisiana Jockey Cluo
opeued under favorable conditions to-day.
A w. NcAllister, of Cincinnati, owner OF
the mare Redena. was ruled Oh for abusive
and insulting language to the clerk OF
scales and superintendent of track. The
track officials az this meeting are the same
as at the winter meeting.
First race-six furlongs won {;
Pembroke second. Omen third. Horn
pipe had an attack Of vertigo in his pre-
hmlnary and was scratched. Time. l:loA.
Second race-tiTe furlongs-Little Baltic
won: Volunteer second, Captain Penny
weight third. Time. 1.22A.
Third race-six furlongs-Re3setta won
Don second. Edwin ID. third. Time. l:l51g.
Fourth race-the Pickwick Club purse
six furlongs Boston Boy won; Ansell,
Jr.. second, Zampost third. Time. l;l5.
Fifth race-fve furlongs blaze Duke
won; Borealis second, Nellie Pearl third
Time, l:2S15.
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Rail and Bat,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 9.-Exhibition 8.
Games: First Game--Chattanooea, IA {;
Nasbyllles, /. Second Game-Nashyilles,
.; Chattanoogas. o.
BIRaINeHAM, ALA. April 3.-A three
base hit with tho bases full won to.day's
0ame for Birmingham. Score: Clncin-
notls. g: hits. g.; errors, 6. BirminchemS.
no. hits. 8; errors, ). Batteries-Cnam-
berlain and Vaughan: Carroll ana Earle.
MAcoy. Ga, April 3.-Baltimores 10,
Nacons 3 was tho score OF to-day's ball
rame. Hits Baltimores. ~; Mecons; :.
Batteries WEIGH and Hoss; Baker, Nc
Nabb, and Clark. 80 NJ. W.,
WAsHINGros, ID. c., April 9.-The wash
inotons defeated the Swarthmore college
bovs TODAY by score OF 25 too. Inc
Senators hal no difficulty in finding the
hall and cave an excellent illustration OK
their batting abilities. while the eoliegians
mace a number Of errors. Base-hits;
Wasningtons, 20; SwarthInorss, 2. Errors
Washingtons. 4 Swarthmores, 10, bat,
teries; Washingtons -Meakin. MAUI, ana
O'Rourke; Swarthmores s-Mkman. heilY,
and O'Hagan, the latter two being iocai
men. Umpire, Strydio. .,, o,.r,,
PHILADELPHIA. April 3.--Iho fhiiauei.. !.
pbia team defeated the University OF
Pennsylyania to-day by the following
score: Phila1elphia--0l 3 2 o 90.
Hits. 4: erTors O. University w
OO--c. Hits. 10: errors, B.. Datterles
TAYLOR Darby, Clements; fiioert ana
HOihster
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-04
GOVERNOR FIsHBAcK.
Reason for snEgestipg n Convention of
Southern Executives.
fBy telegraph 20 tho Dispatch.i /

LITTLE Rock. ARK. April 3,-Governor
fishback. who projected the movement
for southern Governors conference, at
Richmond. Va, on the 18th instant. has
replied as follows to the letter from Gov
ernor Mckinney sent out from Richmond
March 29th
Dear Sir.--In reply to your favor Of the
29th ultimo respectfully refer you to my
original circular letter 20 the several Gov
ernors. 10 this | beg 10 add that since
the discoveries and inventions in steam
and electricity the eaccumulations of wealth
have increased OF an unprecedented rate
throughout the world. The low rate of
interest in the great money centres and
the eagerness with which national securi-
ties bearing as low "a 2 per cent. interest
are sought all show that capital finds dltfl-
Guilty III securing profitable investment.
A very large portion OF the surplus
wealth of the world Will soon visit the
Worlds Fair at Chicago in search OF ln-
ducements to enterprises OF all kinds. In
the northern States of the Union and IN
the older countries OF Europe tho fields OF
enterprise are occupied and over-crowded.
There is 70 portion of the globe which
Oilers SO many aud such various induce
ments 10 the hOme-seeker and investor as
the South. Not only are her resources
almost lnexhaustible. but nearly every
sort of enterprise IS in its infancy ana III
many places tine fields are wholly unoccu-
pied. The recent extreme cold In tho
North Is redering thousands OF immigrants
anxious for more congenlal cline.
~ regard this as the most important mo-
ment IN our history. The attention of the
immigrant and the capitalist has hereto
fore been turned from MS by false ideas OF
our social condition. We should disabuse
the public mind and attract pubic atten-
tion TO our unapproachable advantages.
The mere meeting of the iovernors of the
southern States for this purpose Will OF 1t
self arrest the attention of mankind. aud
whatever information We lmpart ia our
high official capacity will be accepted as
true.
at Is for this reason that suggested
the convention of southern Governors. 1t
seems 20 me that the convention should
resolve to have each Governor prepare
paper over his own signature in relation to
his own State. either while in richmond
or after his return TO his own State, and 10
have them all published in pamphlet form
to be distributed by the thousand at Chi
caco. They could not fail OF sisnaily
beneficial results.
. kindred matters will readily suggest
themselves during the meeting"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-04
WR6lNiE'S PRAYER DENIED.
The Tennessee Boundaty-Line Case De-
cided-Supreme-Cou Opinion.

WAsHISoroS. u. c., April 3.-In 1899 At
tofuey-Gen raj Ayers. of Virginia, filed a
D. with the Supreme Court Of the United
States N which he alleged that tennessee
wa- exercising jurisdiction unlawfully
oyera strip Of territory from two TO eight
ICES vide from the North Carolina line
--c west IN latitude 35 degrees 30 minutes
l.rth - the Kentucky line. In the terrl-
t1fy described Mr. Ayers claimed that seri-
Gus conflicts of jurisdiction had arisen.
especially over matters connected with
tle towns Of Bristol. Tenn. and Goodson,
Na.. aod he asked that the agreement be-
tween the States Of Virginia and Tennessee,
under which the boundary line had been
established IN 1903. be declared null and
y.iI aud that Virginia be quleted IN the
possession Of the disputed territory lying
..r,h II parallel 35 degrees 20 minutes;
Iu az elaborate opinion by Justice tleld
tlo supreme Court to-day declined TO
grant the prayer Of Virginia. The opinion
went into the historical facts exhaustiyely
end discussed the law involved. Briefly,
'ls Court held that. inasmuch as the two
States had IN 1903 adopted the report OF
TIE boundary commission. that that CON-
Iac; Lad been ratified by the Congress OF
tlc nlted States. and that for period OF
moro than eighty fye years the line lald
Gown by the boundary commission had
tsen recognized as the true boundary. II
would refuse the petition Of virginia 10
Low establish q new one. Any mark on
tie oil line that may have become iudis-
ruct Or been destroyed. however, Justice
Held said. could. by proper proceeding AT
t..s term Of court. be ordered restored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-04

In. for tho murder Of Bunch. and lest
night was acquitted, as the evidence WAS
no. sufficient to justify . verdict OF
guilty. He Will now be tried on the charge
of train-robbery.
A special from Madison. Ga, says:
Harriet Williams (colored). wife OF y. 3.
Williams. was shot and killed by Ike Will
hams, a rejected suitor. williams fired
one load from shotgun into tho woman's
breast and then put the gun to her head
and blew her brains out.
Mail advices at Panama announce the
triumph of the revolutionists In Hondu-
ras. Fighting still continues among
nomadio bands, but the encounters are
and is supported by many OF ex-President
Leyia's former adherents.
Saturday night band of White Caps
went 10 the house of farmer named
Black. who resides near yonesboro'. Ark.
Black fred on them aud fatally wounded
Bill Metcalfe. In fleeing from his home
Black was shot and instantly killed. Met
calfe died yesterday morning, refusing TO
the last to diytilge the namos OF his con-
federates.
At Grassmcre. near Orlando. Fla, the
body OF Lewis Mornot. 60 years old. was
found yesterday, the old man having been
murdered by burglars. Mornot slept IN
the store Of George Mcdonald, which was
looted after the murder. The deed was
done with an axe. There is no clue TO the
murderer, but several persons are under
suspicion end are being watched.
The hearing OF the PETITION of tho Ma
tionsl Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers asking Judge Emory Speer in the
United States Court to compel the re-
ceiver of the Central railroad of GeorRia
to make contracts with engineers came
up for q hearing yesterday morning at
Macon. Court adjourned for the day be-
fore the examination OF witnesses was con-
cluded.
The Florida Legislature will meet at noon
to-day and continue in session sixty days.
1t consists OF 81 Democrats and Peoples
party men. Tonight the Democratic eau
Gus will probably nominate by 4cclamation
Samuel Pasco to succeed himself IN the
United States Senate. Among the most
important bills to be brought before the
Legislature is one appropriating 100000
for maintaining an exhibit in the Fiefrda
building at the Worlds Fair.
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DEATHS.


CARTER.-Died, Monday. April 8. 1898,
at the Protestant Episcopal Church Home,
5l7 north Fourth street, Mrs. CHAR
LOTTE BALL CARTER, widow of Ed
ward Lardon Carter, of Prince William
county, Va. aged 78 years.
Funeral from the Homo THIS CIuesday)
AFTERNOON at 5 o'clock.
COSTELLO.-Died, Monday. April 8,
1898, at IL O'clock A. NJ. at the residence
of her son Cd. j. Costelio). No. 407 east
Byrd street, ABIGAIL, relict of Patrick
Costello, native of the County Cork. he-
land.
Funeral from st. Peters Cathedral. WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, April 5th, at g1f
o'clock.
GATHRIGHT.- on April 8. 1898.
at 2 A. NJ, at li0S Semmes street, Man
chester, Va. IRENE W.. infant daughter
of j. Is. and NJ. w Gathright; aged 4
years IL months and % days.
Funeral at Cool-SprIng church. Hanover
county. Va, THIS (ruesday) EVENING at
O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited 70
attend.
HALTZBACK.-En Entered into rest. at her
residence, No. ia south Laurel street,
April l, 1893, ut 1870 A. H.. LORENA A.,
beloved wife of Charles Haltzback; aged
20 years. She leaves o beloved husband
and one child to mourn her death.
Farewell, dear mother and father DEAR
Jesus will dry your falling tear;
Jesus taught his tender heart.
And said his will was we should part.
And thus shall faiths consoling power
The tears of love restrain,
Oh, who that saw thy parting hour
Gould wish thee here again
Gently the passing spirit fed.
Sustained by grace divine,
Oh, may such grace o. US be shed
And make our end like thine!
HARRIS.-Died, at 4l6 west franklin
street. at ITO p. N. April I'd, Mrs. MARY
CATHERINE HARRIS, widow OF Alfred
Il. Harris
Funeral from the First Presbyterian
church on TUESDAY ct II o'clock NJ.
SCHWARTZ.-Died Monday, April Sd.
at 10 A. H.. Mr.. FRED. SCHWARTZ. son
of 5. Schwartz, in bis a7th year.
Funeral from the residence OF nie
brother-in- law, Mr.: Myer Up,Fdo@stsf, @ y
MORNING. April 5th, at 10 O'Clock. Rels-
tiyes and friends OF the family invited to
be present. ~
WALLACE. Died. in the forenoon Of
Monday, April Sd. ISABELLA MANSON
WALLACE, eldest daughter Of the late
William Wallace.
The funeral will take place fsom the Re-
sidencs OF her sister (Alrs Charlotte W.
Tspscottl No. g north Laurel stzese
THIS AFTERNOON q lo'olocts
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The total amount of the budget for the
year is 81, ,372 975-a larger sum than that
of last year by SiO,7j0. This estimate was
based on the receipts of the city for the
fiscal year 1929. it being calculated
that the revenues from certain sources
would be slightly increased. While the
CITY expects to get about $4,000 less from
taxes 1t is Appropriated that her receipts
will be increased: From licenses about
$1,000; redeemed lots. about $4,000; sale
OF gas, about $1,000; water rents, 5000,
etc. etc.