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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Feb. IS. p. m.-Consols HS 1916 for both
money and the account; New-York, Pennsyyania and
Ohio first mortgage bonds 2Ss Erie. 23as. Money,
per cent The rate discount open
short and three months bills is 'td1s Paris
advces quote cent rentcs 9s francs Ar confines
!Or the account
p m-IHris advices quote per cent rentes %
francs 423 centmes Tor the account and exchange on
London at % francs 10 centimes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

Totas 900 70 $50 600 5i 500 100 269
The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-lork Stock
Exchange last week and for the week OF the pre-
ceding two years compare as follows:
Feb % '9i Feb. o. 'o2. Feb o5. 0'
Exchanges sis34s9 S57 sO3 02l Isl s14a -
No. shares sold 80. 0Ol5 l.240.4l5 3,59iO37
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
Money worked distinctly closer On MONDAY
there slight furry in the rate for call loans
ut the Stock Exchange, which at one time touched
~ per cent. This was plainly due TO the extern
sive shifting OF loans in consequence or the ac-
tive speculation at the Stock Exchange. Inc
ruling rate for the week between and
per cent, and toward the close still showed
hardening tendency In addition 10 merely
speculative influences the continued outflow OF
gold TO Europe and the domestic movement from
this centre combined in favor Of higher rates.
The Government report of foreign commerce in
January, which was published on Wednesday,
evidently justifes the recent shipments of gold,
$l6ll4,664 in comparison with the favorable
balance in the same month last year OF nearly
S37, 800, 900 AS the recent decline in several
securities which are largely dealt in abroad will
undoubtedly check European demand. the adj
verse trade balance will tend to draw further
amounts OF gold from this country. The interior
movement of money may not easily be explained.
For some reasons which have not yet appeared a
sharp demand for currency has sprung up in vari-
Gus parts OF the country, and the shipments from
this city were large scale. Transfers through
the ub-Treasury closely approNmated one million
dollars and they, Of course. were only small
part of the total movement There Is this adj
Vantage about these transfers, that they are made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27
Following are Saturdays quotations for unlisted So
Rid. Asked
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
cuESApFAKE AND OHIO.

81 S as5 '5ss;4 ':'ss'
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS 80,
F Fss e mites g; :iS$ $40: Sc S
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST LOUIS.
SS nj o Of nile nj fc 40 q, SO s2,'s seoSi
DENVER ASD RIO GRANpE.
4 ss a' "' s I.ss$$ ri So
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
Ts%r'' e s;5 :: ,5si5;
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
T sRs *.: 8 %i; "a s &: : 81
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
FIN TS%p' NIX .3SS s ',9sS s 'islS
SEw.yoGK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
Es"G'' :: "a %' 81 g; s ;;ss 1906
'''' OHIO RIVER.
T Ts'1s 1t Ct miles q al ' 5::
ST. LOUIS soUTHwEsTERN.
T s 2 9'i s5 s:5S5 5000
TExAS AND PACIFIC
fs9S' & q ? :" ,s g 5 :sS!5
Sol ~
f s95 Ct .sss sS5 .s:5$
BROOKLYN ELEVATED.
s xs@sf - s' miles, s sp;S5 .ss4 g:
jan 70 fsO' cAxApIAx Pacific.
Ss"S}' g ri 81 ssSSS a:S$S
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK.
!: 2 n ; II II ;s;
'''' CHICAGO AND GREAT WESTERN 90.
:3ss ssss4 sss:,s
CLEVELAND. 0INoINN o,,T. cnioA'o ANU d.
Ss@$' e !! :aisSs , :a
''" CLEVELAND. AKRON AND COLUMBUS
ssess; e %i; 81 s Sss 5si
DETROIT. GRAND HAVEN AND MILWAUKEE ,Sn 600
e. i I55 5$:i i5ss:
DULUTH. SOUTH SHORE AND AILANrio' .yo
e E.;S s5s ssss f Sss:
EAST TENNESSEE. viRaiNIA AND GEORGIA. o.,
sss:5$ e I.' !s55
''"' ERLANGEE SYSTEM.
s,ss! Ss5sss s i$s
''''' GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
Ss"Si' s % 81 s:S S;S s s:;Si
jaw" REoKUK AND WESTERN
Ss"$' :, e T.: sS, S 5s$5 :ssS
LONG ISLAND.
:: :a g ss' s +;
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
e e.; %''ii si f s5ss ssi
MINNEAPOLIS. ST. PAUL AND sAuLr STE MARIE
S::sa$ & $,; ss; ;sis s Ole
PEORIA AND EASTERN.
Ssssi' e s ss ssass;
ST. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE.
(Brsnch LinesJ
Sss ): e a. ias,S Ss5 is,;s
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
S SssSss week Q; Ts' 40 ,;2,ii ;ssss:ss
'' wrsrEsS SEw.yoRx AND PENNSYLVANIA
S%s;' q ses 80 ;ss
PENNSYLVANIA.
EAST OF Pittsburgh
Month Of January .
earnings Sj,3l2.i15 Sl,OlDtA F<o232fO
Operating e. 1865 go 3,9t5fe9 4422 $40
Net earnings....sI447.2 l9 sl,074.5J2 $500 800
west OF PttsburgD
January. month.
4 decrease in gross earnings Of. Sj51s2 s557s2
An increase In expenses of....".. loS4sT los. ts1
decrease in net earnings Of. so5t.269 soji 26S
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London, . N 81 both
money and the account; NewYoik, Pennsylvania and
)ho first mortgage bonds. 2s'4 Erie. 23's Money .
cent The rate 81 discount the market tn
hort and three months bills is lsdls per Paris
dyces quote cent rencs 9S francs Ar confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

CHICAGO q ALTON EAILEOAD COMPANY,
N OTICE.-A quarterly dividend of 81 per
~ day been declarcd Preferred and
Common stock Of this Company payable on the first day OF
March next the stockholders NJ OF
business hours the 10th instant.
The dividend on shares registered in NewYork Will be
office OF the Conpany's Cuyer
Morgan & ~ Pne.st New and
registered In Chicago Will be paid the office OF
Treasurer Of the Company.
c. II. FOSTER Trcasurer
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Brisannlc. March ], D. Brannic March 20. p
Il eutonlc March :. 10 a. :'Iertonic m.
Germanc. March -. N GerD al April 10. M.
MAJ site. March % . NJ J.-flc. lbs 80
From Whit >tT Dock f0or Il We,t loth-st.
Saloon rates. 80 upward according and l0ct
ton u berth. SEQ nj cabin these STEAMERS, Mara
sailing, So and 80 PreIad 20 and si5. ste.r1g,
paid. t2j from NcN.Y0rS so. No. - Broadway
NeW.York Phila!elpha onrc. 800 W1lnut..t
n. MAITLAND KFR>EY. Agent.
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TRUST COMPANY.

ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY.
NO. 20 WILLIAM STREET. NETWORK CITY
RI, He FOLLOWING COUPONS arc due and
payable at Office. ond after March Iss 1893
COLUMBUS. HOOKING VALLEY & TOLEDO RAIL.
ROAD CON. MTG. SIS.
COITM & TOLEDO RAILROAD I'D MTG. rs
CENTRAL II. Il. BANKING co. OF GEORGIA
CAR TRUST ADJ"
GRANT STREET ELECTRIC RAILWAY. SEATTLE
WASH.
GEORGIA PACIFIC CAR TRUST. Blli.
IRON CAR EQUIPMENT COMPANY, Z.3, o. 81.
IRON CAR TRUST. B.l2l. B.l39.
PEOPLES ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
(OSWEGO. n. "
SHAWNEE & MUSKINGUM RIVER CAR TRUST
B.liS.
SAN ANToNIo & ARKANSAS PASS CAR TRUST.
Asa.
ST. LOUIS CHICAGO & ST. PAUL FIRST 0'S
TEXAS LOAN AGENCY.
WEST TROY WATER WORKS COMPANY.
March 18th.
MINNESOTA SArLT ST. MARIE & ATLANTIC
RAILWAY, SERIES "a"
March 10th.
MOBILE & ONO CAR TRUST CN
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILIUMINATING COMPANY
OF SEWYORK,
,, g? AM, AND 5s1 PEARIrST.
THE COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORT
viii be paid BY the NEw.YoRK GutHRMNNSrTfSY iSeS
DEMNITY COMPANY on and after that date
JOS. WILLIAMS.
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THOMAS A. MCINTYRE. Treasurer.

MEXICAN NATIONAL RAILROAD CO.
NEW-NQKK, February Odd 1923.
HOLDERS Of Second Mortgage. Series a !"
bonds Of this company entitled payment on
account 81 past due interest from the surplus
1892, and the amounting 10 per Of the
value Of the bond will he paid presentation coupon
No to the National CITY Bank. No 80 wall Street or
MesSrs. Mathe<on 4 Co.. No. Lombardst London on
and after March ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

OFFICE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL & GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.
1915 BROADWAY,
NETWORK. February 81 1893
r. HE I'D MORTGAGE COUPONS of this
Company. due March /. 1898 viii be paid Ct ami
AFTER maturity, upon presentation at this office.
ii. Is. HENSON Assistant Treasurer
INDlANAPoLIS. DECATUR & SPRINGFIELD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY '"
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED substituted
" Trustees under the first the
a,se and sprnSaed Railway Company viii on and
and retain uncancelied Tor our own nrnt.c tnke up
maining unpaid coupons due April L. 1885; October
e SSsI f sss and the coupons due 81 the
NewYork. Interest AZ per cent will he psM 0,y o,
coupons from the date when they originally becsme rcv
able until February 20. 1899. '' 'e'""c Pay'
BENJAMIN AYMAR SANDS
H. d. +. PIERCE
Dated New.yo,1 po,,,.. =, Substituted Trustees.
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PER CENT CAR-TRUsT BONDS OF
The RAILROAD EQUIPMENT co.
maturing quarterly from 1893 10 1900.
PER CENT. WATER WORKS BONDS
ro,FTc. MM A sfkshT x CO.,
40 WALL ST.
MANHATTAN TRUST co.

MANHATTAN TRUST co.
CAPITAL .ocO 900
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository for Court Trust Funds and General
Deposits
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCES
The COMPANY Is authorized act as EXECUTOR
ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN, RECEIVER and
iKU >lEE. as FISCAL anu TRANSFER A TENT and a.
REGISTRAR OF STOCKS and BONDS.
The company offers 10 executors and trustees Of estates
and rel glois and heneN Institutions
facilities for the Transaction OF thclr business.
OFFICERS
J. /. WATERBURY, President
JOHN KEAN. Jt., Vice. President.
AMOS Il. FRENCH. second Vice President
DIRECT0RS '''' 'rS'aeh'
i. .. French n Y. II. " Cannon NY
". j. Cross N y John X. Ford, y. Y.
ii. l.. Hggnson, Boston. I. j. Coolidge, IT, I,os,on
Aug. Belmont. y. Y. James o. Sheldon n "
f.. d. Randolph. N. Y. A. s. Rosenbaum M
H. o. Nor,hcote LONDON Eng John T. a. Grswold N Y.
Y. T. Baldwlh, ~ J. sam. X: Shipey Phila
Chas. +. Tag. y. Y. X. r. Wilson a. "
John KeaD. jr., y. j. j. !. Wat rbury n Y
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.
~ Notice hereby eivol that sealed proposals will be
refunding Of $40 coo water bonds win mature
In series within 20 Pa 800 Interest Al Der
cent Borough valuf ton 50 OOO other Indebtedness
s44 900. Full particulars furni he'd application BIds
must bc In By March 10. Adde'S
Sewickley. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

OFFICE OF UENktN-JON F>-JEWELL MILLING
COMPANY
207 Produce Exchange.
February -. 1893.
nINIDEND no. 2.-The Board of Directors
~ have this day declared Quarterly Dividend Of two
per the Preferred Stock ~ the Heckrr.Joncs
Jewell Milling Company. payable March stakeholder,
OF record az closing Of the uans books Transfer book
will be closed az D. m, February 20, and opened at
a March 2
The coupons OF the First Mortgage per
Of the Company due March |. 1898 will De paid by
Franklin Trust Co. corner OF Clinton and Montague
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

Total shares sold in the week Recommendations
SILVER.
silver certs ..... Oh 50 s3' 81 i''ooo
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L LINES 10 CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND VnixHSn
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND No.
From New York Pier foot Of Canast Nodh a.
for San Francisco. tn I>tnmus Oi Pss1@-ran
Cay or PARA sails Tuesday February y ~
From san Francisco lst and Banlsa sS'
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
PERU sails Saturday. March I, p u, .nNy 4
For freight passage and general nformallewl w. -
eompanys onice on the pier foot OF Conast n hso
IL, j.. BUfLAl, General SupernknsssS
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Cipi0en0 Notlces.

COUPONS No. of the First Consolidated
~ Mortgage per bond, II the Louisville st
Louis and Texas Railway Company Will be- paid az th'
Office OF Company No. 10 Wall Street. NewYoik. on
J. X. McCRACKEN, Treasurer.
Louisville. Ky. February DIST. 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

only on deposit of gold certificates at the sub
Treasury. While the city banks therefore loose
the money the stock Of gold in the general treas
ury is strengthened TO the same. extent ne
supply OF time money was abundant AT hlGhei
rates. Tn ordinary Stock Exchange collateral
fuu legal interest was demanded for all periods
and readily paid. On exceptionally good collatr
raj. loans were negotiated at BAD II per cent.
Lenders continued 20 exercise careful scrutiny
and securities Of uncertain value were dlscriml-
mated against In the European markets money
AGAIN Il shade iirncr. The Bank OF England
made no change IN It's minimum rate Of discount
but in the open market hgnrcS were hl.heT Ioi
both discounts and daily balances. ~ farls
sight exchange on London advanced TO 21.2O -
francs to the = sterling. although at the end OF
the week l. one ccEtimc easier.
The foreign exchanges wcT" nt,le rover
early in The week, bat advanced until Friday.
when they became dull and rather heavy: Inc
market was affected by sales Of bankers blliS'
principally against gold exports. which In the
week exceeded S4,o0O.000. The market closed
fairly steady at So So IA and at 81 - IA
81 ~ IL for long ana short sterling bills re-
spcctivcly For short drafts this Is an advance
of IA cent over the rate current a week ago
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
The Tribune has printed the gross earnings OF
twenty railroad cOmpanic, for the third week In
February OF this number fifteen companies re-
turn gains of 81 06, 800 or per cent, ana nv"
companies losses Of S2l.032. or 2.l per cent.
The whole number gives an increase Of SSi,Ojs
over the same week last year The gross earnings
Of sixty-fvc companies for the second week In
February are also given. the whole number show
ing an increase of Ss6,s66, or IL per cent.
Third week in February .so, ,c.-.n.o. y
i companies 81 s:si 1853 81 al s5s Inc sod91o 50
compsnies......... lo54 0j5 l032l33 Dec 2l'"' -
20 companies - ssS o9s - 473 9s6 Inc. ss5o5s 81
~ seSST Meek IN ~ &3 is 40 Inc ss2o57o -
% companies 2sS7 ss7 2,43oh+2 Inc. io7ii' IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-27

OSEamers for NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, OLD fVi iiScs
COMFORT and NnWPoKr NEWS. ,nn.et,n,66 tf Va Va.
GINA BEAe IL. PETERSBURG aud KltHMi9}S Si' t,Hj
sat. For KlcMM6ND, w, JAMES RIy ytIs. ,Oj
and sat For WEST POINC Values, Ihuis' az
Sat From Pier 70, No. u. H. 100. B.ae. Il. nias
r. NJ. Through tickets and freight rates 70 81 p Ps'
% y. 22s. 257 $s $l5H, SS2 ga S1a Ike
Broadway. w. 1t CIILACDEU. Tf1mc aaSses.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06

Among those who graduated With distinction
last night was Nash +. Snead, nephew Of Mrs.
W. z. Hatcher. "A son OF DR.. GsOrgo II. Snead, Of
Fluvanna county, and brother Of the chief OF
the Music Department Of tho Richmond Female
Institute. DIR. Snead had already taken the
course AZ the University Of Virginia, graduating
in mdterta medieG and therapeutics. On leaving
tho university he went before the State board
and passed with distinction. He read medicine
with his father for a year snd has practiced
with bin two summers. He has also spent two
years at our Richmond Medical College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
womENs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Encouraging Reports Submitted at tho
Annual Meeting Yesterday Afternoon.

The annual meeting of the Women's
Christian Association was held yesterday
afternoon in the parlors of the institution,
No. 100 east Franklin street. There WAS
quite large attendance of ladies and gen
tlemen. and great interest was manifested
in the affairs of the association.
The reports of the president and
other officers gave an interesting his
tory ot the work of this NOBLE
charity since its organization some
Eve years ago, and several suggestions
were made looking to the extension OF It's
sphere of usefulness. The past year was
shown 10 have been by far the most pros
porous in the history of the organi-
zation. Its handsome new home, Nos.
7Og and I'll east Franklin street,
has been nicely fitted up and paid tor,
the Misses Stewart having contributed
most literally to this end. Both the
rooms of the association and the home for
and cared for by 1t are in these
buildings About twenty five ladies were
cared for last year and the num-
Der will be increased as fast as
proper provision can be made for them
until the maximum number Cforty-hvel
shall have been reached. The inmates OF
this home have nice. clean apartments,
with good. wholesome food, aud are sur
rounded with Christian and homelike in
fuences. Tho cost to them is only 81 per
week.
Officers were elected, encouraging re-
marks were made by several present, and
the association starts out on another year
with increased facilities for the further
ance of the noble work III which it is en-
Gagged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
city, DIR. Wooding OF North Carolina, and
others. The affair was thoroughly en-
loved,
TIE NEW scHooL-Housss.
They Are to 10 occup,ed In n Very Few
Days-Committee Meetfnea

The Council Committee on Schools, ac-
companied by several members of the City
School Board, visited and inspected the
newly.erected Nicholson-Street and Navy
Hill school buildings yesterday morning.
Those who went Along were Messrs. John
y. Cary, William u. Tanner, Charles w.
Hardwicke, Joseph W. Thomas, and J.
Taylor Stratton. Of the committee, and
they were accompanied by Messrs. Will
liam +. Fox superintendent. Charles L.
Rady Clerk. Joseph q. Dickerson, A. l..
Phillips, 4. Wiley Davis. and II. Edgar
Shine Of the School Board
The Navy Hill school-house was visited
first. and while IL was found TO be nearly
completed some little work, such az
brazing registers, touching mp implanted
spots. DC. was considered necessary be-
fore the structure could be accepted.
The committee. therefore. decided TO meet
again Tuesday evening 10 consider tho ac-
ceptance Of the house.
THE NICHOLSON SCHOOL.
The Nicholson-street building was found
10 be IN perfect readiness. IL was accept
ed and rendered 10 tho School Board by
Colonel Cary, chairman of the committed
Mr.. Dickerson, of the School Board, made
the speech Of acceptance.
The committee ordered that the base
ments Of tho two school-houses be paved
with brick. The money 20 pay for this
work is 10 come from the surplus school
fund.
II is thought that the Nicholson School
will move into its new quarters next week.
while the Navy-Hill School expects 10 do
likewise by the nth instant. The new
houses are large and cOmmodiOus and are
probably as well arranged for educational
work as any in the South,
OTHER COMMITTEE MEETINGS.
The subcommittee from the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings appointed to
view the specimens and prints of the bid
dcrs 10 supply the furniture and COM
binod gGs- and electric-hght fixtures for
the new City Hall met at o'clock yester-
day afternoon and spent about eight hours
IN this work.
At $50 o'clock last evening. the hour
agreed upon for the full committee TO as
semble 10 hear o report from the sub-com-
mlttee. the latter body had hardly half
finished its labors. All the bidders for the
gas and electrc-light fixtures, a list of
whom was published IN yesterdays DIS
PATCH, were heard and prints of the pro-
posed lamps shown When this was con-
cluded the committee adjourned without
awarding the contract or discussing in any
way the furniture question. 1t Will hold
another meeting at $3.50 o'clock this eve
ming.
There was q regular meeting OF the Com
mittee on James River Improvement yes
tcrday evening. Only business of rOu-
tine character was transacted The clam
of MesSrs. Goodman Brothers for $500
damages 10 tho Olive Branch. the tug
which wns sunk off Rockets while en-
gagefin breaking ice IN the river, was re-
iected. The ground taken by the commit
tee was that the boat had been engaged to
break the ice and that If it was not "A suffi-
GENTLY strong tug to do this work its OWL
crs ought not 10 have hired It for such.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
THE LAST BAZAAR MEETING.
Matters Arranged for tho Opening Next
Tuesday Night-The Tents.

A well attended meeting of the ladies
interested IN the Memorial Bazaar was
held Yesterday at noon 81 the Young Mems
Christian Association with Mrs T. ID.
Hotchkiss. the president, III the chair. A
considerable amount of routine business
relative 10 the great fair was transacted.
There Will be q pay telephone ut the armo-
III for the benefit of those wishing TO
transact business while in the building.
The work of decorating the drIll-hall, In
which the bazaar will be held, has been
commenced, and the wooden frames of
several OF the tents have been nearly COM
ploted. DIessrs. Woodward y Lothrop will
furnish the material Tor decorating the
North Carolina booth.
Mrs. G. Oh. Cowardin, chairman Of the
Maryland table. requests all OF her asso-
ciatcs both married and single ladies. to
meet at her residence. l07 east Franklin
street, to-day al 70 o'clock.
The Kentucky committee will meet at
No. 2O2 Main street today at noon, and
the last session of the Missouri committee
viii be held Friday at II A. III. at No. 4Ol
east Franklin street.
The final meeting of the ladies asso.
ciated with the North Carolina tent will
be held at noon Saturday at the Young
Mems Christian Association. The follow
ing donations have been received 10y this
"A
Hoen. 80: II. j. Pegram, So; T.. b. Springs,
s.: $. WiltkOwskv, -; cash contributions,
S12e5: Charles NJ. Mcdowell, of Philadel-
phia, $40. Mrs. b. "a. Nash sends a con-
tribution of $50 from the Memorial AssO-
citation of Newberne, \. c., a check for
Sl8, aud box of fancy articles from Hen
derson. jim Jones, President DAVIS
body-scrvaut will donate the candlestlcks
used in the campo the great Confederate.
haf of
Virginia tent at the Memorial Bazaar, re-
quests that all contributions tor the booth
be sent TO the ladies of the committee TO
whom they were promised before Tues
day. Donations for the Virginia tent WIZ
also be received and acknowledged II left
at No. 10 east Franklin street.
The ladies Of the tennessee table met
afternoon. Many donations
were reported and number OF encour-
aging letters from ladies' IN Tennessee were
read. II Is thought that the results OF the
work done in that state will be known by
Saturday. All ladies connected with tins
table are requested 70 attend the meeting
FRIDAY afternoon and to bring their con-
tributions of money and articles.
Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson. chairman of the
VIRGINIA table. on Yesterday received from
General V. ID. Groner. Of Norfolk, one of
the Worlds Fair commissioners for Viz
elnia, three Of the silver halt-dOllar pieces
coined as sovrenrs of the Columbian Ex-
position. Accompanying these was GER
tifcate from Judge Thomas Is. Bryant.
testifvjnp that these CONS were the next
to follow the first one issued from the
mint. which was sold for $4,000. General
Groner bad already given the Virginia
table $40, but it is probable that his second
donation will prove of much more value
than his first.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
tn uo,fo,m the wa,kerL,gh, Guard.

The concert 20 be given at tho Academy OF
Music this evening to aid the uniform fund OF
the Walker Light Guard bids far To be a iash-
iOnable event. Large numbers Of tickets have
been sold and Richmond society Will tufn out IN
full force The programme 70 be executed en-
braces many attractive numbers. The tanOoh'
rine drlll. In which eighteen Of tho prettlest
young ladies In the city will take part. promises
TO rival anything OF tbs kind ever seen aero. A
most interesting part Of tho entertainment VIII
be a picture of camp life in tho Army Of North
ern Virginia by the Old Guard
The scene will represent pitching camp roll
call, posting guard sick-call. entertainment IN
camp, approach OF the enemy, breaking camp
picket firing and skirmlshing, ending Wlth .
shaun battle between the Old Guard and the
Walker Guard, I'm which $50 men Will partici-
pate. The First-Regiment Band will, IA coul-
pliment to the company, play an overture. Pro
lessor Leo Wheat mas arrived IN the CITY anu
will assist In tho musical programme. Inc
HowtZers have decided 70 attend the concert IN
a body. They will also parade ia the afternoon