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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

chases OF securities The weakness In the io'-
eign exchange market and the low rates cannot
be considered unnatural when 1t Is recalled tha.
conditions which caused stiff rates seVera'
months ago now reversed Then tnere was a
heavy withdrawal of foreign capitai NV. 49,
here and a steady return OK securities iio''i
abroad In the last few days there has been an
extensive ard. perhaps, an unpreceuehtedi, D,S +,
ing Of our securities by London and Con'i"en'ai
cities: gold which the bond syndicate mas eo,-
tracted 10 nut into the Treasury Is on us way
and before many months imports or goiu wiz W
come natural. Under the large Duylhg OF alpi
TRACE houses the stock market adVahceu' ar.
though local traders effected slight reacu0ns at
times by selling the market was strong al 90, u"S
and closed at nearly Its highest prizes. VIZ"
only one or two exceptions there were net e'''''
In the entire list. - A.,
Substantial advances were scored by the
Changers and Industrals. The coaiers WI VII
more active than on the preceuins a Ss; nav ",
toward the close gained on the report uiat NV ~,
and satisfactory developments In the ahtnricit,.
situation would shortly appear. Inc ou.i vi
Reading was again prominent ,he u "', -, - i
In that stock amounting Il more IMAM ,'''' III
any other: and it's price advanced from the oPe"-
ing at 1875 to 1874. and closed at 1873 Ihere APP
pears to be some change imminent III 'he re-
organization affairs II the company, ana IT. Is
reported from Philadelphia that the road mas
passed into the control Of outside parties. Wes',
ern Union rose per cent on the eHpcC'a,truiii "a
a favorable quarterly statement, ana tnittu
States Leather American Tobacco ana DistiIlhs
and Cattle Feeding were all active ana scored
net gains. Northern Pacific preferred gained -
per cent. Louisville and Nashville Ia per cent
st. Paul las per cent. CHESAPEAKE "hu C NJ,
ia per cent and New gland Ia per cent me
largest gains were made by the anthracite coii
stocks The days trading was well distributed
and the heavy purchases for the iore'sh ac'",n,
were in many cases OF low-prited s'ockS' "a"
were not confined to the international specatie
Total sales Of stocks were i59,liO shares ana the
par value of the bond sales was Af'-'ooo'
RONDS THE FEDERAL TREASURY
Government bonds sold: $4,000 coupon % AZ
liGl., $4,000 at li6 and $4,000 at ildh; Sioooo
coupon Is OF 100, al lis, Quotations were higher
an follows; , 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

In state insuca there were sales Of $1,000 Nir.
glnia funded debt s-as ot 1891 nj bst anu s'o''
at aaa There were no falcs ~ bank F'n'W'
Tho unusual prominence ~ the railroad n,nu
list WINS we'll maintained. tranaactions aEg,'sa'-
INK s. t9s 0oo Tor the day. while the same puoy
ancy I'm prices was feature TIL" more prvNm-
nont gains comprise Chesapeake and ONO gem
eral AVS Ia to SOS. Hooking Valley 6s IA -
96's Missouri Kansas and Texas lst A. lAs To- ,,
and Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio -iS
IL. to 1902 The Northern pacfcs we're less prom-
nent than OF late. and after selling higher the
conso IS gained at Al, and the "a coupons
at 9?is. The Readings ,ook first place In me
dealings however. and the lists rose Ia 10 3ie.
the DDS Is. to 2oA. the BIDS Ia to l''. ana tnc
general IS II. to ia. Texas Pacific IDS. after
heavy dealings. closed higher at 3ci..
The Sub-Treasury was n debtor AZ the Clearing
House SOS 500 Its net gain on balance was ST.
$50 6O7 made up by gain In currency OF S-pof-
40l and loss I'm coin Of slsl794. To-days oper-
ations included: Receipts. S5.254osS; payments.
sS37l 4ss. resulting in n general balance II $40
slos59 consisting OF ss3oso.7Oo coin and s5'3'lo,
The United states Treasury at Washington re-
ceIyed to-day s4O7741 National bank notes Tor re
dcmpton The customs receipts were Sb5b .555.
the internal revenue receipts H2i,oS- ana ne
miscellaneous receipts s5+.sl5. Total Government
receipts for the day. Xll5s3o; expenditures, >l-
A45 2l4: excess OF expenditures S2293Nf Receipts
for month to date. $,512.31s. expenditures VI
2?5 800 excess Of expenditures over receipts. 3D.
723.6ll.
To-day'a Washington Treasury statement u
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows: -
MayS May q ltNrf"tces
~, cola IN hand sg iei so $4,000 NJ Inc 81 -,
Net legal tenders ,.,.,... -. o..a,,
x., silver on hd 81 .oi i.s ESQ 10 Inc. ia9 dls
Actual cash IN the
Treasury fiH
csr,nos,s. 2gs csi SIS; 80 ga Ia S. 3c> eDe
p.posis In bans 10 ~, So l.i>31"- Dec ~ On
Avanai. cash ses oGG seOi7'63'j Inc. s3.:'i.3n
Deduct minor la -. go. 49,. -.
Actual cash tl7c o,s siscss'6i; Inc s-6co2'
This statement reflects conditions prevailing at
the close OF business on Tuesday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Money on call remained unchanged Time
money was quie; with an easy tendency In rates.
Commercial paper is In active demand and banks
no, usually I'm the market for ouisi paper are
using their surplus funds N buying notes. even AZ
the present low rates. We suhJoin our usual
table Of rates mad" up from Information fur
n!shcd by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

OST.-Ceniral Trust Companys receipt NO.
IL 40 TO- $4,000 Line Railroad hrst mort
gage per bonds the name or :, nafies m,,osr
Towns,nd Finder " IN please return to WM G. SIlEL
DON 4 CO.. No. Walst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
4 osINc pDrcEs OF BOSTON STOCKS
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
u~,.,~od,v Nav an


The market for stocks md bonds enjoyed an
other day OF large transactions. and prices ad-
vanced toward higher level. AS has been the
case all the week. there was large ioreigh bny-
Ing movement. and the number OF shares sold
on this account amounted to more than IN any
one day since the upward movement IN stocks
began The heavy purchasing OF American Sc
curities by foreigners has had Its log'cai erect
upon the market for sterling and continental
bills. and to-day's foreign exchange rates We're
again lower. and The market was depressed
owing to the free offerings Of bills against pur-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
al the Places named. Boston. lousOc discount
Chicago. lOc premium; savannah. buying par
selling IA premium; Charleston, buying par SELL
ing II premium.
Bank cearings were as follows at the places
named: New-York- Exchanges. sl2tOS9JOl' bal
ances s. 2iT.293 iladephia-Exchanses, So-
I9s.7gs; balances. sl.5sOlH Baltimore-Ex-
changes. fl.93i.siO; balances 12si,so3.
The price Of commercial bar silver ~ This mar
ket was G6s.c. nominal. per ounce. Mexican Do
lars were quoted at 52isc. In London bar SILVER
declined l-l6d to 80 9-lGi an ounce.
Rates for foreign exchange were weak ana
lower and the market was depressed by the
heavy Offering Of security bills. The inquiry
from romittcrs was small. Rates at which busi-
ness was actually done were as follows.
f r1sas" . ', ''''''''. -, sis.SS:s.
IoichtmaIks p,s mi, d. 1"'
,uiiiefs ,.t.,t, "'s "f'"''
The weekly statement u the Rank ~ Engand
showed decrease In bullion ~ iloss- ih'
proportion ~ In reserve - nabil'y Nhl'h "
week ago was 90 90 per cent ~ now o's' per
cent. against an advance II IN da2 per '.ni ~
GN per cent IN the corresponding period 'hHt
ycnr The Hank of EngInndA minimum iat" or
dlrcnunt remains unchanged ~ per cent the
amount Of bullion taken to-day on balance wnp
f22h. 900 Money on cnll IN London was hmn yer
cent nnd the intc ~ discount IN the open market
wan l3.i0 per cent Tor both short ana thrcc
months bills british consoH retired ~ 10
iOG $40 for both money aud the account MINK
American rcciiritca Canadian Pacific showed
further weakness and lost y ~ al's' WINE ~
Paul retired a t. CT and Reading u 10 vs. Eri"
however rose \. 20 49, the DDS = 10 7Oa. HI
nols Central a to ~. NcwYork Central a 10
1921 and Louisville and Nashville n to 'y's 400
The Bank Of France lost In tho week 3e.so oVo
francs gold: bills discounted decreased lo- ''"o'
francs silver increased 27Oo.00o francs. ana notes
in circulation decreased 59fj0OOO francs. French
rentes quoted at l02 francs ~ cent'ineH'
Paris exchange on London. % francs 2$1a cen
times: Berlin sight sterling. 20 marks 41's prem
nings. 49, 81,
Gold was quoted at Bucnos Ayres "a. NJ h"u
rid "a 20 nj Lisbon 27ib at St Petersburg 80. at
Athens ~. at Rome 507i5. Mt Vienna 3
The Kansas Pacific Consolidated FIRST Mort
gage Bondholdcrs' Committee. i. H. Iappen. cnhi.
man. reports that large number OF bonds nave
been deposited under their agreement win thc
Mercantile Trust Company for the protection ana
enforcement Of their rights. owing 10 tne cNis'-
ing conditions between the Kansas Pacific Com
pany and the Union Pacific Railway. ana urge
outstanding bondholders 10 unite at once Tor
mutual protection.
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financial elections.
ieaal \ Offices.

NEw-YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
" COUNTY OF NEW -YORK.-Francis Wagner. IlantiH.
against Charles Schuyler. individually and as Executor
~ the Last VIII and Testament u sara n SCHUYLER.
dec-ased Ann Eliza wiikey. John b Roach Arthur T.
Allen / Carleton Ward Joseph F. Goodrich. Albert w.
Adams william r Pentz. Network Cab Company LIN LIN
lied forhaln Manufacturing Company, Cornelius D Loder.
lanes CLARK Perry George b. Sanat benjamin Moore and
Conpanv William V. Cleary William J. Wllett and John
X. ,rlm. Defendants . a. VI.
Amended ald supplemental summons. To the ABOVE.
named oe.ndan,s: You hereby summoned to answer
The amended and supplemental complaint in this action
and to copy Of your answer on the piaihtiiI
days after the service OF this sum
OF service and in case OF your
failure 10 appear o Judgment VIII be taken
against you BY default. for the relief demanded IN the
complaint. 49,
D1 ~ ALFRED f. SMITH. Jr.,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office and Postofilce Address.
20 Broadway,
New-York City
To John b Roach and Ann Eliza wilkey The foregoing
summons upon by publication pursuant 10
an order q Henry r. Beeknan one u the justices
or the supreme dated March 2Ith 1895 and filed
With the complaint the Office u the Clerk OF the City
and County 4 York his Office the city OF New
York County VI New York
~ ALFRED T.. SMITH. Jr..
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Postofiice Address.
No. - Broadway.
Nan X,rl @fers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

~ IpREME tOlkI, tlll AMI COCNlI
~ OF NEwYoRK. Anna Louise Poor plaintiff.
wife (ihe Mary being fictitious the real Christian
Defendant Mary Wen. wife OF Louis Veil.
his Sfc Charles T. Sexton, Eolse !. Sexton, his wife.
John v Bacot. J. Henry Work Richard ". q. yelling.
assignee Tor the benefit ot the creditors OF said
Francis H. Weeks William +. Weeks, Thomas H. Hall.
Theodore H. Mulch. Adoiph Levy kochester Brewery.
Henry T. q. Luytles Gerhard Luytes. The People OF
the state Of New York. Richard uhlmann Frank ibert
unknown who or may be the executors ad,
minstrators personal representatives. heirs AT law and
devisees OF said Louis Well Defendants supplemental
ani amended New. York Is the city and
county which the painun desires the trial OF this
To the above named Defendants Lizzie Carter Bacot
wife u John v Hacot. and the unknown persons
who are may he the executors administrators, per-
sona representatives heirs law and devisses OF tho
defendant Louis We'll ana To al the ABOVE named Co
You arc hereby summoned to answer the amended
answer on the plaintl's attorneys within twenty days
after the service u this supplemental and amended sum
e,cusiye u the day ~ service and ~ case OF
taken against YOU by default for the relief demanded
tho amended complaint -
Dated, New York March ibtn it2a, AM, .
MARTIN i SMITH fiaintins Attorneys.
once ana posoiioe address, No 30 Wall street New
York 'ip, A.. 49,, 49,.
VIE the nnms Mary hrns n,tltious, ths real Christian
name ~ inr attendant Mary Wei wife ~ Louis Wr.
hong unhn0wn. idtye Garter iiA'"', ana the unknown
lefalantt who are be- tho eAroutnfH, admlhisfa
tors pei sna representatives. heirs ~ law ana deslseeH ~
ira fo,s.oing supplemental and amended summons Ia
~ ton ' iIsnry il e'hmsn ono q The justices 81 tho
hupiams court " The State u Nov fofk dated ths
complaint IN once ~ the 'igfk ~ tha cry AMI
County ot New York ~ no anuti loura In rad city
Dated. nc..y.lk. March ;si s"a o.. ,,.,..,r
80 Wall street. Now. York city.
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CrrREME COURT. cry AND COUNTY

~ or NEW YORK. -Guillhumo Nousens against The
,roas creek Mining Company.
Notl,e hereby given that hnyo been appointed by
Tho n,nl entered In the above entitled action
day January. 1879 Receiver nj the Croes
,,,s Nlnlnr Company. ana ~ the property and efeSt,
Of said corporation and behalf OF the creditors OF
said company and that I have duly qualified such
Receiver and | do require;
An .ersons indebted to said corporation TO render
nm acrnunt ~ m, nj the Office ~ attorneys No. 100
broadway In the city Of New York. by the nth day OF
rtnh.r isQ, II all debts and Of money owing by
,hcn r.spcctively pay the same TO
H. All persons having In their possession any property
cnccts ~ said debtor deliver the by
tho said fith day OF october. 1888
III All creditors of said corporation TO deliver
their respective and demands to me by tho
said lin DAY OF october. 1h1'
tract ~ raid corporation. the In writing
and in detail AT the place Aforesaid on or before
the said nth day OF october. 1893
Dated New York February Goth, 1898.
'' ~ HENRY j. LAMARCHE. Receiver.
Cariozo & Nathan. Attorneys for Receiver Equitable
lmlilng. " Y. cy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
H>O HOLDERS OF THE

L SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS ASp -, S Lr,,
MORTGAGE sChir or THE H9 ,sr.p NM
The FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY as Trustee OF ,n ,ns
above tgag. holds Sii 800 to invest Tor wnch tney
Will receive offers sell to IN. Trustee the ss.ohd nor,
gage bonds and second mortgage scrip NJ qn,rs w ud
considered that not less than par hni ih,'rs' mn
oerr Endorsed Bids for Duluth consolidate reya,s
Ionis'' received the Office OF the ,'i.S
TRUST COMPANY lirooklyn T. " TO twews bs e'' ,S
,m ,,i he opened The Trustee reserves the right 70
reject any deemed advantageous 10 the s'nhng
Fund Preference Will he given in the "po'e W offers
reii the scrip: - 49,
TRkNKLiN TRUST COMPANY. as Trustee
by JAS. X. COMING. Secretary
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Cfrnrsions.
MANHATTAN BEACH.

Leave Foot 34th ST., z. r.,
1880 $780, $50 II 80 A. NJ 100, 300 400. 200 600
7:5O p. ~ SUNDAYS $40. $40. 1850 A. H. is;io
no 500, G:+O. 1850 y. NJ
no trains via Nhftehail-st. and Hay RidEeJ
BEFORE DECIDING WRITE TO GAZE.
ROUND THE WORLD PARTY, SEPT. 1885.
Gwni Tour NORTH CAPE and RUSSIA and io
Day Trip, Including CRUISE to Finest Scenery ASA -
Grand RoHna rrp ioi DAYS BY NORTii GERMxN
LLOYD, MAY 18TH, including ENGLAND
SCOTLAND and ALL EUROPE
Tour a. Leading Cities. Lake" ana .,xo "A
Ais" S1.Day Grand Tour "E.' Inclusive
Includes Great Britain. Central Europe and
SWISS MOUNTAIN PASSES.
Programme. OF Vacation Parties from xlo5. ALL
EXPENSES INCLUDED.
Special Arrangements for Teachers. 49, .
$3.50 90 53-DAY TOUR TO ROME AND BACk-$2sOO0
Including England France: switzerland and Italy
Programmes by Post. Travel Tickets Everywhere
Chcice nerths: a. L. s,:ar,shln lines ~
II, GAZE & SONS. Ltd, No. lib broadway, N. 7.
No. POI Washington Boston Mass No i;3 8. Fifth
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08

ram Is always s. terrible visitnnt. and
oIten domlcIlrs itscil with one for life.
J. hiB lh!ilction is prevent BILE, in case of
rhounlatism, by timely resor. to Hos
.,tter stomach Bitters, which checks
the cncrOschments OF this obstiuutI AMI
dangerous mnlady at the outset. TIE
Term dangerous rs used ndvisediy. Tor
rheumatism Is always liable To attach the
Fltai organs and terminate life No tcs-
umonY Is more conclusive ana concur.
re ihah that OF physicians VINO TESTIFY
to the excellent ttfect OF Tho Iiit,nr. -,
TINS di onse. Persons incur a WAITING in
rainy or snowy weather. and VINO are ,,x-
posed to drau hts. should use the Ihttcrs
ns preventative OF i'll effects Nalarin.
dyspepsia, 'iver and kidney trouble. nor.
Nousmee' and DEBILITY are also among the
Is adauod. For the mir mites q rann.s
an stiffness of the aged it is highly len
eiicial,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
zDRO WEATHER EXPECTED
TConciudcd from FIRST page. I
THE LATEST REPORT,

THE LATEST REPORT.
The United States Weather
Bureau made the following report
at IL O'Clock last night: THE
storm had moved from the South
Carolina coast to the Jersey coast.
This storm developed marked in
tensity and increased in magnitude
off the North Carolina coast. The
high barometric pressure over the
interior has been greatly reduced
by the increased area of the storm.
The barometrio pressure over the
interior and northwest was above
81. 90 inches yesterday morning.
Last nights reports indicated that
about half of that atmospheric
density had been consumed In the
eqaalizing of the two disturbances.
This storm will move rapidly
northward, and by morning it Will
be to the north OF the New Eng
land States. The weather is clear
in all districts except along the
coast of the middle Atlantic Stntes,
and from Lake Ontario to the New
England coast, where northwesterly
gales and drifting snow prevails.
The temperature are very low over
the entire country. The weather
conditions indicate for Friday
Clonr weather, very oold all day.
Clear Saturday and probably slowly
rising temperature Saturday. High
northwesterly gales decreasing Fri.
day afternoon and becoming wester.
ly. The temperature at Norfolk
last night ut midnight was 10 de-
grees above zero and falling"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
Supreme cours oGAppeni..
BY Southern Associated I.re.s

RIoHMoND, Va, February 7-Tbe
following opinions were handed
down in the state Supreme Court O /
Appeals to-day:
Bell * Go. against the Farmyille
and Powhathn railroad, from thu
Circuit Court of Petersburg, Affirm.
Ell, Judge Harrison dissenting.
CarneaI against Lynch ct ais from
the Chancery Court of the CITY of
Richmond. Affirmed. Opinion bv
Judge Harrison.
Roanoke Brick and Lime Com .
pany VIZ. Summons, from Oircmit
Court OF the city OF Roanoke
Affirmed, Judge Keith deliyerinr
opinion.
overbey against Walsh; appea
refused.
Brown against Bedford CITY
Land and Improvement COMPANY
reheariug dcuied.
Volney T.. Howard. Edward w
Robertson and Archer Anderson
Jr., allowed to practice as counsel
III this court.
johnson 5 administrators vs. Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Farther argued 10y Judge w. !.
Robertson for defendant in error
and Camm Patteson for pla:ptiff in
error and submitted.
onipman against Fletcher, argued
by Hen. w. Willoughby for appel.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
THE BLIZZARD.
Unprecedented Cold in the State
and Elsewhere.
BY Southern AssociatiPress g.

BV Soutnern AssoClat 1Pr6a5e.
ROANOKE, February This has
been the toughest day of the winter
here. A fine dry snow fell all tie
forenoon and up to 5 o'clock, when
the wind began to blow gale. The
mercury has been rapidly falling
since that time. having declined
from 90 above zero ut p. IN. TO Is
above at Gp. ~. The high north.
west wind continues.
RIcHMoND, Va, February THE
thermometer here registered IA
degrees. 1t has been showing
stendlly since yesterday evening.
The depth is about six inches.
WAsHISGroN, February 7.-Wash-
ington experienced heavy snow
storm to day with gusts OF wind
reminiscent of the blizzard of 1855.
This morning the thermometer reg
istered degrees above aud there
was a slight raise during the day.
The Weather Bureau predicts fail
to degrees below zero by to-mor-
row morning and that the snow will
continue. Tho Potomac is frozen
and 1t Is fenled the tbaw will cause
Hood. Fears are also expressed
hat the Long bridge, Washlngton's
direct railway connection with the
South, Will be carried away. The
District Commissioners will ask
Congress to appropriate $1,000 to
clear the river of ice. Tho snow and
wind continues tonight and street
chr traffic is much impeded.
ATLANTA, February The cold
wave struck Atlanta about ! O'Clock
this morning. The wind blew "A gale,
reaching forty seven miles an hour
this afternoon; snow squalls ut short
intervals. The wind kept the snow
III the air ana it was binding. At )
y. M. the thermometer was above.
The observer says that it will 60 be.
low zero before morning.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, February :.
The temperature fell to 3 degrees
below zero this morning, the coolest
weather ever known here.
DRNIsoN. Tex, February IA
bowling blizzard, with the wind
blowing fifty miles an hour, prevails
throughout Northern Texas. 1t is
the worst storm IN years. Thou.
sands of cattle are dying from ey-
posture.
PERRY, o. T., February The
blizzard that set IN here Yesterday
is the worst experienced in twenty
years.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, February T..
The mercury reached zero this
morning and will go 3 below to
night. There IL much suffering
among motormen and street car
conductors.
COLUMBUS. o., February The
thermometer here is at zero and a
drifting snow storm has prevailed
during the morning. Street car
travel Is almost impossible and the
streets are practically deserted. To
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
WAR NEWS.
Cold Retards Naval Operations at
Wei Hal Wei.
BY Southern Associated Press.

by Southern Associated Press.
LONDON, February "a Central
News dispatch from Toxic says the
Minister of Marine has received re.
ports that on account of violent
storms mud extreme cold the naval
operations at Wei Hnl Wei have
been slow. From January 3lst until
February Sd, the squadron main
talued II heavy bomburdmeut uuou
the forts ut Zhih and Eastern Liu
kung outside the bay. The Chinese
warships Ting, Yuen and Lai Yuen
with two gnnbOats, assisted in the
defence of the forts, keeping up the
hight each day until dark. Latterly,
the firing from the Xhih fort has
become greatly diminished. The
principal Japnnese squadron has
been waiting outside the bay expect
ing the Chinese fleet wou!d make n
sortic but IN this the japanese we're
disappointed.
y Chinese prisoner states that
Admiral Ting has ordered that
although the deiensos Oh the main
land fall the fleet must remain
inside the bay and defend the fort
at Llu-kung 10 the last extremity.
The japanese casualties during
me three days fighting Mt Wei Hal
Wen are as follows: Second division.
!2O killed and wounded; sixth divis.
ION, Gen. Otera and twenty two
Others killed and ninety three
wounded.
a dispatch from Kai Ping dated
February q, says there is great
increase of the Chinese forces IN
the vicinity OF Ieng Kow.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-08
United state. Circn,.Iour,.
BY Southern Associated Presa.

kIcnhoSD, February THE fol-
loving was the business In the
United States Circuit Court of Ap.
peals TO day:
Charles X. McConkey. plaintjf, in
error against Peachbottom Slate
Company, Of Hurlord county, Md.
defendant In error. Argued by Os.
car sWoiit and Alfred 5. Niles for
plaintlil in error, md II. Arthur
stump and James Z. Gorter for the
defendant IN error, and submitted.
Judge Il. l.. Lewis, Of Richmond
James L. GOrter, William III. Hair.
Ian, Oscar Wolf and Alfred S. Niles.
OF Baltimore, allowed to practice in
this court.