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The morning call., 1893-02-02
New York Markets.

NEW York, Fob. The stock market today was
moderately active. but. usual few stocks
monopoljzed the larger part OF the dealings ana
while considerable Darrowness seen in the fore
the market perceptibly bToadened later in the
day and the list whole closed materially highe
than last evening The bull forces were active ana
hopeful. About noon the selling pressure on Dis
tillers became heavy aud after selling up to 81 It
made. and before the afternoon was over IL had
risen 5 per cent to 40. which brought out some
stocks and 1t retired IN final dealings to 3s7s at
which point 1t showed net gain of 314 per cent
Sugar was sluggish. The railroad list was
quiet and on the whole the feature was the heavy
buying In Omaha on the expectation that 1t would
become dividend paper. and it closed with net
gain of 33s per cent for the day. There were
sympathetic advances in other Western stocks
Government bonds DUH and steady. Petroleum
Active and higher al 55$4c
NEW YORK, Feb. Limited States Bonds. as
1l4jb; do rs, 100; Northern Pacific. 1874; Cana.
dian Pacific So: Central Pacific. 29 Cnlon Pa.
cihc. AL ~; Atchson and santa Re, 55Ja; Wells
Fargo. lao: western Union. 9S1a; Silver. S3Ss {;
Sterling, 81 1904 80.
wheat-March, 1880. Flour. steady Coffee,
21@24c. Hides, 121ac. Copper-Lake Sill 80. Tin
Spot. $50 is. Lead-Domestic, So 30. Iron, Sl6
Petroleum-55Ac.
Hops are about steady light business, Best
Pacfcs sell for 2l0D24c.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-Refned steady and quiet raw, firm and
CoGee-Closed barely steady at from up to s
March, s 05@l7 10; April, SIG 70@i6 So May,
$40 b561l6 IS.
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The WaIkerIev Estate

The nieces and nephews of the late Rob
ert Walkerley have filed their bill in equity
In the Superior Court of San Franci SEQ
against the executors Of the estate, asking
for an accounting. The estate has been In
the Probate Court Of Alameda County over
five years, and is now before the Supreme
Court. The distribution Of the estate has
been awaiting the arrival OF dispositions
from England. Instead Of the dispositions
a demand for Eli arrived to defray the
costs Of taking them.
The morning call., 1893-02-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.


WEDNESDAY. February l.
Stmr China. Seabury, 20 days from Hon X ong.
via Yokohama 3 days hours; pass and mdse to
Pacific Mail S $ Co.
Stmr Queen Carroll. 53 hours from Portland
via Astoria 43 hours; pass and mdse, to Goodal
Perkins Il Co.
Stmr Eureka. Leland, 20 hours from Newport;
pass and mdse, to Goodail, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Alcatraz, Fagerlund, 10 hours from Point
Arena; ties to l. Il White
Schr Charles wilson, Johnson. 41a days from
Grays Harbor: 450 Nj II lumber, to wilson Bros
Co.
Schr Sailor Boy. Peterson 3Ia DAYS from Grays
Harbor; $50 Nj IT lumber, to Harmon Lumber
Co.
Schr Petersburg. Hansen, days from Coquille
River; IT'S NJ 1t lumber, to Doe ~ Co.
Schr Christina Stefens, yogel IL hours from
Timber Cove; IS eds wood, to A Gilbride Il Co.
Returned.
WEDNESDAY, February l.
Scbr Bender Brothers. hence Jan 81 for Point
Arena, returned account OF Carrying away jib.
stay
The ship india Merriman. hence this afterno
for Nanaimo, returned account of strong SW
winds and foggy weather
Stmr Ceone Miller hence to-day, returned on
account OF strong Sc winds
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Settled by Stipulation.

The action brought by DR.. Henry D.
Cogswell against Charles +. Cook and Mary
e. Arnold in 1890 has been dismissed by
Judge Hebbard upon stipulation. Dr. Cogs-
well had charged the defendants with col
fusion aud misrepresentation IN the sale to
him OF $4,000 shares of brakes Automatic
Railway Safety Switch Company's stock at
50 share. on which he had paid on account
S68 $50
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that the contract for the California Cafe at
the Worlds Fair had been forwarded to San
Francisco The Commissioners will meet
on the 14th inst, when the contraet will be
taken up. The contract means the form of
privilege employed by the Chicago
fnanciers, which binds all privilege-getters
to hand over a certain percentage of the re-
ceipts to the Chicago managers-in this case
Amounting to % per cent.
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MARKET REPORTS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb /

wEDN EsoAY EVENING, Feb l.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver weaker
Wheat and Barley weak.
Increased stock of oats
Corn and Rye dull.
Beans Inactive
Hay weak.
Burbank Potatoes frmer.
Onions rather easy.
Butter weak. Eggs lower.
Turkeys advanced.
Game unchanged.
Oranges very SLOW
Tomatoes scarce.
Provisions strong.
New York Exchange weaker
Increased Bank CeariugS
Decreased Customs Collections.
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haekman Of Bath. Me-. has an appetite
for glass, china and crockeryware, which
promises, unless he takes the gold cure, to
land him Ia a dime museum. He started in
mildly, eating eggs without removing the
shells. just boiling them with the shells on.
He has eaten a dozen egg and egg shells
thus at one time on a wager. Ii is nothing
unusual for him to chew up and eat lamp
chimney, and he frequently munches the
broken dishes lying around the hotel for
which he drives.
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
San Francisco Meat Marker.

Wholesale rates from saughterers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c p 10 second quality
61ae; third do. 4@5c.
VEAL-Large, 66p7c y 10 small Calves 71S6gc:
Dairy Calves S1.tn9c ~ 10.
AUTHORIZATIONS SC y n: Ewes. 71a@sc
SPRING LAMB-l512uc p 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 7I4@7ise y ID for heavy and
medium granted; small fat Hogs, 7(G7i4c stock
Hogs, 8A@6i2c y n; dressed do, S1aG l01ac u 10.
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rHE CnNrENTs a. nPFssM.KINl, rurAn.
FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD.
GENERAL AUCTIONEER.
ONCE. ......... 10 MONTGOMERY street near Suit
THIS nay

HIS UHT.
THURSDAY February q 1893 at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the premises No 2513 Post st. near Baker 1
VIII sell the very elegant furniture contained in
tie above handsome Tat, comprising: Costly OAK
Carved Frame Parlor Upholstery, Odd Sofa Chairs
and Rockers; Very Elegant Ebony Cabinet, with in
laid doors cost 1925; Oak Lady's PaFlor Desk; OH
Paintings ana EngraYlngs; ManteI Clock, Orna-
mentS and Bric-a-Lrac; Rattan Chairs and Rockers;
Mantel Mirrors; Magnificent OAK Chamber Suit,
with Cheyal FrencH-piate Dressing Bureau, cost
$50; Handsome Cherry Chamber SET. with Hand
painted Paneis Finest of Spring aud Hair Top
Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Boosters; Card
Table; Moquet and Tapestry and Brussels Carpets
Rugs, Hattree, Marble-top Tables. Lace Curtains
Walnut Dining-roOm Furniture, with Extra Heavy
Chairs, upholstered in leather; CANA and Glass
Ware; Range with elevated oven: Kitchen Utensils,
Refrigerator and many other useful articles
FRANK w. BUTTERFItLD AuctIoneer,
10 Montgomery street
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Friday. ......................-F February 3. 1893
AT II O'Clock 4. NJ. on the prem ses,
ia ELLIS STREET,
IL WILL SELL THE
The Elegant Furniture, Cabiaet Grand
Upright Weber Piano. Splendid ManteI
Pier Mirrors, Rich Upholstery and Roy al
wilton. Moquet and Body Brussels Car
pets in above residence,
COMPRISING.
One Weber Upright Piano. OF splendid tone and
finish, cost $500; magnificent ParOF Upholstery,
sofas, Diyans, Chairs and Rockers tn ricdeSt bro
cades, silk tapestries and silk plush elegant
Mante and Pier Mirrors, Ia gold and gilt frames;
very elegant Turkish Porteres and Lace Curtains;
Costly Pictures and Rare Ornaments: 8 elegant
Polished OAK, walnut, Rosewood. Cherry and Ia ST.
Ash Chamber Suits with full T0ilet-pIate Mir
rors Finest Bedding; Extra Spria{ and Hair Mat
tresses Elegant Chiffeniers. WritineDesks and
Tables; Costly Lounges; Ottomans: totiet sets;
Elegant SidebOards: DtHing-TabtsS; Dining-ChaiTs:
Stiver-plate1 and Crystal Glassware; Fine Ra ge;
l Refrigerator. and immense assortment of ele-
CANT and costly Furniture
NOTE.-The above Furniture IS all OF the latest
style In fine condition. and Be purchased .
whole by any desiring to rent the premises any
time up the hour OF sale, by applying either to
the auctiOneer BULLER SMITH Post ST., near
Mont{ome
fs2 u GEO F. IAMyON Auctioneer
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. Wheat was active and opened
excited at 14@l1sc higher on bad winter wheat,
weather light receipts and the fact that operators
got short yesterday antioptIon scare advanced
SIC declined "a on realizing sales, rallied 10
aud closed firm at l1se higher than yesterday. Re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels.
Rye. 52Iac Barley, Gao
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Wheat-Cash. 74c. Corn
4414c Pork - $40 10. Lard - $ll As. Ribs
$40 U7Ib. Whsky-Sl IL.
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GEO. F. LAMS0N,
AULTIOFEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
l25 Kearny ST. bet. California aud tlaA
ThIs DAY.

Thursday. February 2. 1893,
At II O'Clock A. NJ. the premises
204 NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR HOWARD,
III WILL ELL THE.
EXCELLENT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE,
..-.cOAPRIsI&G...-
1 Magnificent Cabinet Grand Upright Schubert
Piano. equaling in tone finish the most cee-
brated Instruments: Handsome PaFIor Upholstery;
Sofa; Divan Reception Chairs and Rockers: Fine
Brio a-Brac: Elegant EtchingS: l Valuable Violin;
Fine Lace Curtains; Elegant Chamber suits; Extra
Bureaus: handsome Chitfoniers; Fine Lounge: l
Nearly New New Home Sewing Machine; Best
Spring and Hair Mattresses: Fine DihiHgrOOm
Furniture China and Glassware l Extra Fine New
Cook Stove; Hall Hatstand Hall and stair Car
pets etc.
All persons desiring an upright piano will hnd
this a rare chance TO get choice Instrument.
TERMs-CAsH.
Eel u GEO. T. LAMSON. A uctIOneer
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-CaIcuttas, 61ac for 1898; Wool Bags, $50
3Sc.
sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms ret cash: Cube. Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed. all 55sc Q 10; Dry Graduated
&c y 10: Confectioners' A. 4Isc; Magnolia, 4%sc
Extra e, 414c; Golden c, 4c ID, 3S4e; Standard
A, 4$4c: half bols. lac more than bbis, and boxes
NOR
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Local ankclearings In January were $63 ,e9s 367,
against S56,376675 In January, 1892. This il a
better showing than made In the first month of
1892, which exhibited a falling off from the CORE.
spending month OF 1891. This failing off did not
end with January. however, but kept up during the
whole year.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE YELLOW
IL Jacket silver Mining Company. Location Of
works ana principal place of business. Gold Hllt,
Storey County. Nevada.
Notice-Th5re are delinquent upon she following
described stock. on account OF assessment {So. 5SI
levied the sixth day OF December. 1892, tina
several amounts set opposite the names of the
sha a fnlinMs.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 1.-The spot market is steady
at 6s 4d Cargoes are lower at 30J Sd for off coast
Sis I'd for Just shipped and 3Os Cd for nearly due
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the foil owing
Liverpool quotations for No 2 Red Winter:
February IS cd; March. SIS l0Iad; April, 5s l11ad,
May. rs Id; June, 6s / 1ad: july, Us I'd.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Feb. ]. - Consols. 80 9-l6; Silver
3S3sd; Rentes. or 60c; bullion into Bank of
England $50 600.
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NDHNINN SESSION.
Bosrd-50 Cal Electric Light. 90 so do 2O14
10O Hutchinson S Co. 6s4 so do SIS: $4,000
Omnibus Cable Bonds. 1884; 20 $ v Water 97Ss.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-l6 s Water. 973s; 10 Cal Electric Light,
2OI5: 80 do, 2OSs: so S r Gasllght, 7Ih; 100
Hutchinson Co, 5A.
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AGAINST THE BRITISH.
The English Cordially DisIiked by the
Japanese.

Japanese.
The steamship China brought the follow
Ing advices to the Associated Press from
yokohama:
The Government refuses to accede to the
reductions made by the House in the ex-
penditures budget. The Lower House ac-
cordingly postponed its meeting five days in
order to give the Government time to rec n
slider its decision. The dissolution Of Parlia-
ment is expected as a result.
A petition signed by lightweight persons
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Customs Collections.

The local Custom-honse collections In January
were 1866. 604 AGAINST SOL AL In January 1892
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And In accordance with law, aud an order or
the Board OF Trustees made the 9Th day OF
December, 1892. many shares OF each par
eel OF such stock as may be necessary will be sold
81 nublie auction the office of the company. 1873
Main ST., Gold Hill, New. on TUESDAY. the l4tn
day OF FebruarS, 1898, az l O'Clock 4. OF said
day TO pay said ScIinauent assessmcns thereon.
together with costs of advertising and expenss Of
Gale. lial7 tdl w. II. BLApYELE. Sec{etAry.
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AUCTION SALES.
LuREnCE VINCENT,
GENERAL AUCTIONEEI

GENEKAL AUCTIONEEK,
Room ~, Flood Building. corner OF Market and
Fourth SITS.
Furnished Houses bought in their entirely OF sold
OH commission.
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Exports Of wheat from this port In January were
1,300S49 centals. valued at $l.70l.s 76 making
The morning call., 1893-02-02

THIS DAY.
Thursd ay....................E February x, 1875
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at Pavilion Auction House.
B19 and 321 Suffer Street, Above Grant Ayenues
~ SELL.
Handsome Parlor Suits in oak and walnut frames !:
Beautiful Oak and Antique Bedroom Sets and Bed
steads; Spring and Cured-har Mattresses; ban
kets, Pillows and Comforters: goo yards BODY
Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Carpets, almost
good as new; l Hall Safe, medium size. excellens
conditions l handsome Rosewood Piano: odd
Easy Chairs and Ro kers; pright Mirrored Front
Folding eds; Hall Hatracks; Chenille POrtieres:
Extensions ables; Oak and Vienna Chairs Very
Elegant Wardrobe: Fine ChiffOnierS and Booze
cases; Brica-brat Mantel Mirrors Gas Globes;
Fine China, Grocery ana Glassware: PoEer Tables,
Range, Refrigerator and Kitchen Utensils.
....ALso..
THE CONTENTS OF DRESSMAKING ESTAB.
LISHMENT AND RESIDENCE consisting of:
Two Singer Sewing Machines, Dress Forms Buss
Forms and other paraphernalia appertaining TO a
comp iete dressmakeT'5 outfit Body Brusseis Car
pets. El egant Secretary Desk, Cherry bookcase
Willow Chairs and Rockers. Patent sofa Bed Fine
Rugs. Fat-top Office Desk ana other art cles too
numerous to mention. Also for account of Storage
Charges one Very Elegant CHARTERED Oak CheVal
Bedroom Set, cost $500 one Handsome Chit
fonier and PariOr Table, Very Elegant
Turkish Sofa. Easy and Reception Chairs This
sale embraces articles OF the finest description and
IL Will pay intending buyers TO be present.
Ef5- Sale positive, rain or shine
al 2
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Exchange and Bullion.

total exports thus far this crop year OF T. 1912
centas, valued at 9,525. 465.
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Bank Clearinps.

PortInnd's Business.
PORTLAND, Feb. 1.-Clearances $4I2,0OO; BAL
ances xo4 900
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Stoc s of Grain.

Stoc of Grain.
Produce Exchange Grain Inspector Abel reports
stocks of grain in regular warehouses Feberuary l.
In TONS as follows
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AUCTION SALES
s. RaSGH.
THIS DAY.


AUCTIoNEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
once ard salesroom $40 and 3zI Suffer street,
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- - w n IA =
| Port Costa. stockton. lCity.
Produce Marke,

The receipts In January were 3402 tons Barley,
2443 tons oats, 1928 tons Corn and 2494 tons Bran
The morning call., 1893-02-02
BOARD SALES.
Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
IICIIAR sFssIoN-o 40 A. VI.
200 Belchr -. 90 so ca Co.. go 200 Potos.. 50
lUO b d Is. ..l35tl50 Kentuck. 10000 New. "A
90 CC&Va..2 40.200 MeXcsn. l.45l50 Union 80
400 ........2 IS SOC Ophir.... 100 YJacKt is
800 Point. 10 100 Overm. 10
AFTERNOON sEss oN-3:30
200 Alpha. 20 100 6V..2.45lU0 Ophir... l. 80
lOU Belchr. S5l 100 ChoIlar .5ul00 ovrmn 49,
400 b & Bal $4,000 ............ $3.50 Potos, 10
90 ia 100 Confd 80 100 Savage. 5
500 Bullion. so so Point. 10000 fJackE..
100 BodIe. =. 10 200 & NJ. 80
Following the sales In tho Pacific stock Board
yesterday:
REGULAR sEssIoN-1O:sg.
500 Bechr. 80 500 q MS 100 PotOsi. j. 80
100 .........~S9 800 Mexicn. ~ 500 Savage .l1s
200 & T.. 80 $50 Ophir.. ia 90 New. 20
100 Chal CA so .l.70I50 "A
800 40 1910 Uyerm.. 10 90 Union.. 50
100 CholIar..43300 ........... II sou Jackt...S0
800 Point. 90 so feer 10 800 IL
400 .......... .70SU0 PotoSi. i. 3Ol
AFTERNOON sEssIoE-2:30.
500 Belchr 80 300 ChoiIar ..55 100 Savage 5
200 Is & Is. .35lO0 CC&Y. ..245 100 S Nev...1 "A
20 Bullion. .b5 100 &C SO 100 !. 80
100 81 ai50 Overm.....1bl so Union. SO
100 Choilar- 40 100 PotOsi. 100 Titan. lS
1900 .......5UIOO ...........l3s 3UO Jackt 3
100 ...........6l E30O ssvARe.-.l1sl
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EXCELLENT FURNITURE OF RESIDENCE
GEO. F. LAMSON.
TOMORROW.

AUCTIoEEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
A25 Kearny ST.. between California and PInA
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PALACE SALOON AND BILLIARD HALL,

800 Nafket 50 E5et' OuTtH ahu IItII'
FRIDAY, the Sd OF February, 1893. at IL O'Clock
A. NJ, by order of 4. Williams, 1 shall sell the
contents and goodwill OF abovC-named saloon
which consist of Bar Fixtures Pool-tables. Shuttle
board CArd-tabes, Chairs Glassware, Liquors.
Wines, etc
1t viii first be called as an entirety. II not sold
as such it will be sofa by piecemeai.
fe2 US Ii. j. LEUTH0LTZ. Auction eer.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computedb By THOMAS rENNESr. Chro1omstsr aud
instrument Maker, Calf Jrnia sErass
Sign OF the w o 1de1 Sao-
The morning call., 1893-02-02
The Cafe Contract.

The Worlds Fair Commissioners received
dispatch yesterday announcing the fact
The morning call., 1893-02-02
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San francisco
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-10
PERSONAL AVID GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
rens and Other Matters.

Mr.. r. G.. Peyton Of Rockbridge Alum
Springs. Is registered at the Exchange.
Miss Louise Parker Of Newport News.
IS visiting Miss Reynolds, at No. 10 south
Third street
All Of the ladies' Of the Kentucky tent
are requested 10 meet at 2O2 east Main
Wednesday at p. NJ
Major A. II. Drewry, OF Westover. and
Senator Edward Echols. OF Staunton,
are at the Exchange Hotel
Mr.. Jacob Renhardt's funera. march.
composed for the Davis ceremonies Is
said 10 be a grand work.
Mr. Alex. Mcdonald. recently appointed
Minister 10 Persia, is a brother oil Cen
eral Mcdonald, OF this city.
Mr.. Sands won the prize pair OF shoes
offered by Taylor & Brown at the Rich
mond College Field day sport.
Mr.. Harry Williams, OF Augusta, Ca,
and former resident Of this city Is
on visit to relatives In Richmond and
Manchester
Mrs W. J. Johnson has presented to
the Memorial Bazaar fund one hundred
and ten dollars, which she received from
friends 81 New York.
Some OF the Richmond delegates to the
Southern Baptist Convention will leave
for Nashville to-day, and others Will
follow tomorrow.
Past sachem Z. c. Garrison, OF Poca-
hontas Tribe. I. O. r. NJ, is one or the
representatives 10 the Great Council,
which meets I'm Norfolk tomorrow
Messrs. c. T. Peers and r. p. Bugg
who were injured In the recent wreck on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, are
both recovering from their injuries.
Forty dollars for the Solid South tent
was received a few days ago through
Miss Mary Reynolds from friends in
Knoxville, Tenn, collected by j. F. Rey-
nOlds.
Yesterday was the day Of the monthly
meeting Of the Board OF Public Interest.
but no business was transacted, nothing
Of any consequence being before that
body.
Sheriff D. d. Battew, OF Princess Anne
county. called at the Capitol yesterday,
after delivering AT the penitentiary Frank
T. Shepherd. who had been sentenced
10 seven years Imprisonment for bur
glary.
II was reported that Captain HaXalIs
handsome Franklin-street residence had
boen sold to a west Franklin gentleman
for $50 900. The report was groundless, as
the gentleman in question had not even
made an offer.
THE stockholders Of the Taylor-Bolling
COMPANY held their annual meeting yes
terlav afternoon. 4 report was read
showing that the affairs of the company
were I'm good condition. At the conclu-
sion OF business an excellent supper VAS
served and much enjoyed.
The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty 10 Animals had an informal meet
ing I'm their new quarters at 6lS Main
street. last evening. but transacted no BUS
iress. Their rooms are nicely adapted 10
the uses of the society. At the next
meeting they will elect a permanent sec
rotary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-10
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
mo Authorities OF tho Board of Heath
'ivc Some Important Information About
the Present Condition of the People.

'' '"hh' A"ipor'aht iniormation ABOUT
the Present Condition of the People.
AT no time IN the history OF New York city
nave there been so many deaths from pneumo-
MA as now. Tho official figures show that
nearly twice IS many deaths from this cause
are occurring than for the last Eve years This
IS something terrible
III John l. Maggie, Registrar OF Vital Stats
ucs' sAy mat thus increase is due to the intlu-
ehc OF grlp lie says that grip may be called
epIueullc Just now and that IN the majority Of
SascN grip Is vital, contributing cause to
IneIulohia an all dangerous pulmonary
iouO.es. Al TINS time Of the year. when We
are changlhs over from winter TO spring
there - always a low order OF vitality a re-
action from the strains of the season. Tho
Dlood does not How so full nor rapidly. the
strength Is less For this reason grin mas a
muSn neter chance than a. any other season.
ms is time OF year when people mead 10 la
careful. and too much importance cannot he
piucei upon keeping the blood warm and i'm
circulation. fou must bring about reaction
II you wish TO avoid the PAIN and dangers Of
these troubles IN time 7 here is but one wsv
by which reaction can be brought A ont. and
mar Is ny the uso OF pure stimulant. prefer
aply WHISKY. Int the great difficulty is that
mere are few whiskies which are pure Inc
only really pure aud reliable whisky known 10
me medical profession or the world Il Duny's
Iure Malt. 10 Possesses qualities known only
10 ITSELF ltWll bring about reaction and
prevent cold. pneumonia or the grin where
many so-called stlmulants would fail IL has
saved more lives and relieved more suffering
IMAM anything OF a similar nature which was
ever known before TO the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-10
Invited the Governor.

Governor Mckinney has received an
invitation 10 attend the celebration Of
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
HAMPTON Normal and Agricultural In
stitute on May 18th. The Governor I'm his
reply states that he viii endeavor to be
there, n possible.
The Governor has also been invited 10
participate I'm the ceremonies connected
with the unwilling OF the monument
erected by the Hope Monument Associa-
ton. I'm Norfolk in memory Of the late
Captain James Barron Hope The cere-
monies will take place az Elmwood GEM
ptery this afternoon at 4 o'clock The
Governor has sent a letter II regret
stating that previous business engage
ments will prevent him from being
Drpeeur