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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
Citp 11rouertp 60 Get

49, EAST sgTH-ST.. CORNER LEXINGIoN..hn uybt
lit To let. unfurnished. this roomy house. VIZ cable
and three Sides close elevated sa."m ".n ssen
pass the door: fine order rent. only si""' '
without permit: immediate possession: any bros.r.u G,
q. W. BASHFORD. Al Wal o.
90 EAST 77TH-ST.-To let. unfurnshed 70 ~ ma nv
ID private family this small house; conta ma We'll
rooms; IL modern, handsomely decorated A...on.
plumbed; without permit; immediate poSSeS'
'"' {, W. DASHBOARD. Al Wall 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24

A pvERTIsEMENrs AND subscMIrTIoEs FoR
cEIvsD All THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No ;2i2 Broad
way "a door north of Thirty nrst-st.. and ADVElt.
TIS;MENTs tbs following Branch once. 2at Eighth
Fourtn-ave. cor, Fourteenihst. go Third-ave: T6)
1hirdave., Forty sevsnthstS lo2o rhird-aye near
ii2 Columbus "a So Avenue A: 1923 Third-avs. 251
W.st Forty Sec ma st 6ID Second-ave H5t Third
1885 Thirdave e.osi Thirdrvs between one-hundred
~ the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one. hundred and
twenty eth 24J IVES, oae hundred 'twent WITH
A. and 40 One hundred forty NTH ST. to
M. a regular once rates
In Brooklyn n 307 Fultonst. G CouIt-st. ~ Broad
way r. y i53 broadway T. 2d0 Bedford ave. near Fu:
St 334 Bedford-ave.. near South 2d-st. up to
= m. at REGULAR ONCE ratsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Abbey Schoeffel Grau. .Lessees Mahass1
GRAND OPERA SEASON.
Direction Henry +. Abbey and Maurice Grau
Monday Evening Nov. 70. double bill. Mascagnis
CAyALLERIA RUSTICANA
Nres Calye Bauermeister and Manteii; NM Ancona
and Russano Preceded by Gounods Opera
~ PHILEMON AND BAUClS.
Mile Marie Engle. NM. Mauguiere Customary ans
Pancon. Conductor. Sig. Bevisnani S.,.s.,
wsdnesasv Evening Nov %. at 1:45. and SATURDAY
Matinee at l:45. wagners opera
TRISTAN UND ISOLDE lin German -,
Mines Nordca and Brems: NM. Ed. de Reszke Eascn-
mann (re-entree). Mirsals debut DE LohspfeA an" ~
a. Resske Conductor Mr.. A. Seidl a..
Thursday CThsnksgivins, night c NIy
caive Savtle hubert De Vries and Maurei; o,
Friday Evening Nov. % revival OF IA 20. DE
Sat Mat Nov 80. TRISTAN CND lSuLpr'
sat Ev T.. a popular prices. FAUST r,..,.
caa,s NJ hox Office; also regular prices Az
ticket Offices In the leading hotels and al Hu''""" = "
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barton. James ,. % Schneider No lso 900
Baaerdorf' Charles T ana wife to Elizabeth
schwarzmuller 43d-st. $50 IT Of 7th-ave, . -
B9sh. Myef. and wife to, Thomas Fails. o,o
Christie. David and VIE to James an Ee,nSchan
dam.ave years ....................... 5000
.ss S5sD4y demand sS5
5 5 lSth-st 10. # " Of Avenue b, 3 years. 600
ss eb C. and 4f to Of sSathern
wes,cheser Turnpike pa rS years o Matilda Rom, 'o'
Rd 81 " i57 oreSards, % demand d. '', $500
.f LINZ ne IONS, TO U yssr fuon ave- 1916
us Mary r to John 4 Delsnoy. iisth-s,. ooao
s. s6ley john and wife to sarah Flanagan.
" ioih-aye, ot 80. map estate Of Cornelius 90 ooo
J., .aisan. Paw g and wife to Harlem co-oPsrs-
- sg5 ;'' +, W Of iih-st: insisments 800
:. -niicA Herman. and another TO Middle
ok 81 Arn's-eve $ lot 81. map East ,oo
% r :, s'n same same sT%e property year 1900
60 . n"..w,sf. 1obn " and wife to b Thomas 600
s,naker Edgar. and d VIZ, We to burton.
- rap Arden property years .......'...' 100
BUILDING PLANS FILED.
5,fhe following plans for buildings and alterations
n been Sisd With the Building Department:
isss4 w5s s q Go East t Tor BY A1ss
IN Of Ii e East st s sis gS FOR ' four
s ssat e & .s hs: s r by s af S4s
hve-siory brick fats oo'V"
FagIe-ave Az Of i6lst-st by Frederick
Schmneser Of No $50 Eagle-ave for a three 200
tenement INV
Jerorne-ave $50 II Of l6lst-st. by heo-
dore Nen Of Jerome-ave and l62d-st for no
one-story frame shed .......-.....-....'...' Nv
Alterations:
125th-st Nos o2l and 223 West by the Twelfth
Ward Savings Bank. Of 2l7 West l25th-st. to a ooo
Office building o'"oo
Union-ave. No 1l64 corner of Honest by
John " Ku ,. % store a and d@eilng .... 1900
eth-ave No 81 by the McCorken estate. OF 2lst-
ST and 7th-ave. to two-story ana attic frame ,nn
store and dwelling lo'
Avenue u. No 2l. by Henry Dorgesh. OF othaVe
and 1lthst Brooklyn. 10 Il three-story frame -
dwelling and store ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
RRyAN l.. KENNELLf. ACCTIoNEH"'
will sell at auction
sn.Y DECEMBER {. IS05.

DRYAN l.. KENNELLf'
will sell a auction
WEDNESDAY. DECEMbEh " '"""
a, ~ o'clock noon. at the
. "a, az T.,ste saIesroonn, III Broadway,
New 'ornn ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.
80. ~ ELIZA POOIER deceased.
no M EAST 3IsT 81.
ri. desirable story basement anu ''""' """"
- ,' d,reiIInr. size OF lot u 5xS- - ,,.
s'Ohe I'm X MCCLURE. Esq. Adninlstrhior
LII o. 4 Il ESQ Attorney for Administrator.
J'iiN ~ ~ 14g broadway
.,o,,tars ~ Auctioneer, so Liberty st.
,.,.ur,srxrNrs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Ion
A THE SEW-YotK TnIBpSE WILL ,i BE prd aG
AVE- o. daor north Of Thirty nrs'-st and ApNE
yiSEMENTs the folowins nr.neh x'cs s
s s,,,h ave cor Fourteenth ST GO ThI1-ave 20,
COZ Forty scventh-st o2o IhI1-aNe.. he"
Tos LOG wes: fpf,y
~ yn,,n,,. ave 80 Avenue A: l323 Ihrn.hVe xo
~ "acnnd at $40 Second ave So Thrd-ave
.as rbi,d-aye eO5i Thrd-ave betwe'' one -huhdfed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
osi ano founb

4 OST-On Wednesday, Nov. goth. about $50 D. M
IL lady's small russell bag somewhere between 40
Madison and Grand CENTRAL Depot suitable rewars
will paid upon receipt OF the bag and contents In tn
b,,nlnes, once OF The Tribune l64 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
GO Get for Business purposes.
A. UNION SQUARE WEST.

A. LOWER RENTs.-BUILDINGs STORES Lor
n and Offices let Chambers. Spruce Beek nn
Fulton. John Maiden lane. Dey. barclay fark pa ~
Park row. Nassau william. Gold. GIN. Pearl, "aer a,h
many other streets. rutland WHITING. Deck
mLn-.t.
~ LET.A liz West 40th-st.; two large sunny ro'"'
for club kindergarten. Office. or light business Pu'
poses rents S45 and $50 each: jantor will SHOW ,.
c. w. BASHFORD. Al wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-24
Conntrp Boaro.

.s~<~>Nc~>c~~oco~N~~c~N N>~>>I>N~~c~~>c0.SeN||.>
WINTER BOARD. AsBURY PARK N. cottage fur
w mace heated, bathroom. hot and cold water. modern
convenlences home table reference given and re
quired Address Mrs. THEO. r. DAVIS. 40< Fifth-ave
Asbury Park. n. ].
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
RALEIGH's BUDGET.
I,Iicit DI-tiIicrfes-FataI Fight mt n
Unsc-BaIi Gpme.

RALEIGH. n. c., August S.-(special)-
During the twelve months ending July
slst no less than $40 Illicit distileries were
seized In this revenue district
At Monroe yesterday a fatal fight oc-
Cured at negro baseball game. One
man knocked down another and then cut
his throat with a pocket-knlfe.
l.. v. Jones. a young white man, who
halls from Richmond. is believed to have
committed suicide at Durham. where he
was an employee in tobacco factory. He
WAS well known as a baseball player
and for some time was on the winston
team.
quite a number Of Roman Catholic
priests are now in retreat at st. Mary
Monastery. CASTOR county.
John c. Davis. the Wilmington embeZ-
Zer, who a week ago made his escape
from the insane asylum here, was found
at Beaufort yesterday afternoon by the
steward Of the asylum, who had gone
there 20 watch for him. Davis had said
he wanted 20 see his mothers grave at
that place. and made his way there by
the most direct route. Davis arrived here
this afternoon.
The extension Of the Erwin cOtton-mills
at Durham has begun. 1t will be one OF
the two largest mills In North Carolina.
}. w Durham. one Of the men injured
I'm the Hawkiver railway accident VIII
recover unless he is internally hurt.
II. H. Pellitier. of New Berne, is pro
siding AT the annual meeting OF the
Grand Encampment, /. o. O. F., now in
progress at Charlotte.
Governor Carr to-day ordered special
term Of the Superior Court for Cleveland
county. to be held 10y Judge Brown.
Several OF the military companies in the
State are on a precarious footing. The
annual encampments have up 10 this year
acted as a great stimulus 10 them but
there are no more encampments.
Yesterday the officers Of the monitor
Amphitrite were banqueted at Whining
ton. To-day Colonels Strange and Taylor
visited the monitor as Governor Carr :
representatives.
The Greensboro fre-engine won the first
prize at the iiremen's tournament at New
Berne for quick steaming. the time beinG
3.l7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
THEY WE'RE SURPRISED.
4 suit Growing Out of the "eeuhS
of unntist Young Peoples tntoh'

BALTIMORE. MD, August S.-(spe-
cial)-The Executive Committee when
managed the recent convention OF the
Baptist Young Peoples Union IN TINS
city were very much surprised to-day
when they found a suit filed against one
Of their number. The case will go to
the CITY Court. as an appeal from de-
cislon of Justice Hebb. before whom Mr.
and Mrs. Henry c. Tolle secured Judg-
rnent for S62 30 against George w. White
eide. chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee.
II seems that this committee made pre-
rarations for 10000 delegates, but only
500 came. The complainants allege that
Mr.. Whlteslde promised 10 send ten deie-
yates 20 their home, from whom they
were 10 receive $3.50 each. They claim
that these did not appear. hence the hti-
cation. :,
James =. Haneyhan and Miss Nettie NJ
Dove. both of Norfolk. Va. came TO this
c.ty today from Washington. Shortly
after their arrival. the former went T.
che office Of The Court OF Common Fleas
and soon had a marriage license. Then
h. Joined the brlle-elect. They called on
q Catholic priest. and the nupual-knot
was tied. Haneyhan. who IS printer
has been counting Miss Dove Tor nine
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

freely AZ the September option. in sym.
pathy with wheat They held fairly
steady. September corn opened at from
3y7sm3es.c.. cold between W5suSs7<c.. and
closed at 3sisc.-A1fsc. under yesterday:
Cash corn was easy and hc. per bushei
lower.
oats were In quite brisk demand to-
day, the inquiry evidently coming from
the short" contingent September oats
closed &c. higher than yesterday. Iwtho
sample branch OF the market new oats
were weak and nc. per busael lower.
whilst others held steady
Provislons--There was to-day. and has
been for a short time past. an influence
for the better at work In provisions. Not.
w,thstanding that hogs were weak at the
yards this morning, and wheat was *
hlblting declining tendency, prices ZOE
product kept on advancing slowly. The
big professional shorts" have been ccs-
ering freely. whether from notion that
an advance would be engineered or
whether because OF satisfaction with their
profits is a difficult matter 10 determine,
but at all events, their attitude has been
productive OF an improvement In the tone
OF the market. September pork, lara, ana
ribs each closed i5c. higher to-day than
yesterday.
The leading features ranged as follows;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
WEDDING At CREwE.
Miss Davis and Mr.. Phiiitps-An En-
joyabIe Dance.


joyabIe Dance.
CREwE. VA, August s-tSpecial.)-
Miss Myrtis Estelle Davis. daughter OF
Mr.. w. c. Davis, and Mr.. X. n. Phillips.
a prominent merchant, both Of this place.
were married in the Methodist Episco-
nal church at 5:l5 o'clock yesterday after
noon. Rev. X. +. Gayle officiating. The
church was handsomely decorated for the
occasion and quite a large crowd wit
messed the ceremony
The bride was becomingly attired In
a travelling suit OF tailor-made tan cloth.
and carried a bunch OF Marechal Neil
roses. She entered the church with her
maid of honor. Miss Leila Bliss. OF Farm
vile.
The bridesmaids were Misses Clara
Davis. Zeta Jones. Mamie Dyson. Alma
Neal. and Witt Harper.
Mr. ". T. Wells was best man. and
Nessrs. Louis -. Thornton, W. II.
Rrightwell. c. c. Crittenden, Sterling
Boisseau. James l.. Elan. Frank NJ.
Davis. Ed Bingley, and T. ID. Walthall
were the ushers.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Phillips took the east-bound
train. on the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. for Norfolk. from which place they
will 20 to Washington and other northern
points.
A large number OF friends accompanied
them 10 the station. and they departed
amid showers Of rice
An enjoyable dance was given at the
Hotel Crewe last night. which was par
ted In by the following young peo-
ME: Misses witt Harper Maud Cow
ineton. Mamie Dyson. Alma Neal, Elva
Parkinson. Flora Dyson, Annie Phoenix
Blanche Hurt. Matte Dyson. Kate Kelly
Rosa Maddux. Lizzie Inge; Kate Frank
lin. of Pamplin; Leila Bliss, OF Farm
Vile: Efie Briggs. Of Windsor. and Mary
Forest. Of Richmond; and Messrs. w. II
Brightwell. W. T. Wells. +. G. Davis
W T. Wilson. c. ID. Davis. Ed. Brad
shaw. Willie GILL; Horace Gill. Fred. Ho
hack L. u. Thornton, w. w. Inge. "
s Inge. T. d. Walthall, and Luthel
Kelly.
The chaperons were Mrs W. A. Cook
Mrs. w. r. Bradshaw, and Mrs. w. T
Wilson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
OVER 4 HUNDRED.
Was Born in 1902 and SIN i'm Good
Health.

GREENVILLE. y. G.. August s.-(spe-
cial Your correspondent has come INTO
possession Of facts showing that there
is living in this section person whG IS
now slightly over 103 years old. Mrs;
Lrcratia Hodges was born in Chicod
township. Pitt county on July Y. TX
She is still living and In good heaith.
Mrs Hodges Is the mother of seven chill
dren. has sixty grandchildren. and ninety
three eat-erandchlldren, and three
great-great-g grandchildren. Her son, Mr..
S. V. Hodges, who is next 70 her youngest
child. is 80 years old. He has seven
teen living children, fifty-two grand
children and three great-grandchlldTen
This is a remarkable family
This season more than hundred peo-
pie have come to this county from coun-
ties in the old tobacco section OF the
State to cure tobacco for the farmers
OF Pitt. The average pay for curers Is
$40 per month.
The tobacco market here has so in
creased the volume of freight that the
depot facilities are not sufficient for
handling 1t. The railroad authorities
have been petitloned TO increase the size
Of their freight warehouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

one Passenger KiIlcd--A Number Of
OILERS Injured.

ALBUQC CIRQUE, y NJ. August g.
The east-bogud Atlantic and Pacific ex-
press. which ioft San Francisco Monday
night. encountered a washout at Mitch
els. Ariz.. about o'clock last night,
and two puilmaus and two tourist sleep
ers were deiailed. the engine remaining
On The track
Rev y. Wheeler. Of San Francisco,
was Killed: L. NJ Alexander. Fresno.
Cal, slightly cut and. bruised; X. J."
Donald. Enterprise. Mo-. back sprained'
S. q. whitaker, Barstow, Cal, scalp
wound: Mrs. L. c. Tolurst. Cleveland.
Ohio. arm bruised; Mrs. Bertha Cooper,
Ncw York. back sprdined.
None 81 the injured are seriously hurt.
il is expected that they viii all be able
90 resume their Journey I'm few days.
The Rev Mr. Whec'er lost his life by
jumping from the train while 1t was sun
ST. motion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
SCHOOL or ENGLISH BIBLE.
Professors Davis. smith, and Harris
AT AshcxitIe-Dr. Chandler.

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. August S.-Pro-
fessor Noah X. Davis, OF the University
of Virginia. closed the third week Of the
lectures before the School OF English
Bible yesterday with magnificent ad-
dress on "The Passion and Resurrec-
ton"
Last night Professor r. v Smith. Of
the University Of Virginia. addressed a
large audience at the First Baptist
church on Modern Physical Science; a
Witness for the Bible"
Professor II. II. Harris. formerly Pro-
fessor Of Greek in Richmond College. at
Richmond. Va. now professor in the
Baptist Theological Seminary. at Louis
Vile Ky. opened the fourth week Of
lectures to-day. with class Of over four
hundred The lecture was an able one,
and he will draw large crowds.
At the First Baptist church tonight
DR.. W. A. Gambler, president Of Emory
College. Georgia. spoke on "The Bible
the Word Of God"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
No USE TALKING.

Doubtful if we can promise
all sizes in these Sl5 Suits
we're selling at $3.50 after
tonight. This isn't like the
catch-penny c h e m e s-we
won't dump in a lot of
"doubtfuls' to fill up--and
there's been a steady drain on
the variety all this week.
The man who buys the last
Suit IL get full SIS value sure
enough-but it's more salts
factory to have an assortment
to choose from.
We'd advise you to come in
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
VIII He Chnnged tn Murder.

MANASSAS. VA. August S.-tSpecial)-
County Court adjourned Yesterday after
n three-days' session The grand jury
found a true bill against George and
Fred POsey on a charge OF assault, with
intent to kill. on Andrew LOveless. This
occurred on August LIST at Neabsco Mills,
near Woodbridge. on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad,
this county. Since the Indictment. how
ever Loveless has died and the charge
will be changed to that Of murder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Accidentally shot Herself.

BEDFORD CITY. August S.-(SpeciaD
4 sad accident that may prove very
eeriolis I'm It's results occurred Wednes-
dav afternoon. Miss Mary Fuqua. OF
Chamblisburg. while in a buggy on route
home from the Strawberry Baptist Assoc
citation with n young gentleman, took
from her companion "a pistol which he
was carrying She began toying with II,
when il was discharged the ball taking
effect I'm her face. inhicting a painful
wound. from which there was a good
deal of hemOrrhage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
North state Firemen's Tournament.

cial 1.-THE grand. reel-race at to-day :
firemen's tournament was won by the
Atlantic company, of this city. Time.
p IL seconds The company of Chleora,
" * seconds. The Howard Relief Com
many. of Wilmington, won the horse-reel
race. Time. a rs seconds. The hand
hook-and-ladder race was Won ty Green's
boro' Company. No. /. Time 50 IL Se-
co,ds And the horse-hook- and ladder
race by Winston Company: No. l. Time,
q is seconds. The hand-hose-reel state
Championship contest was won by the
Atlantic company. OF this city salisbury
has been decided upon as the next meet
ing place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
SUICIDE AT DURHAM.
J. W. Jones, HaiIing from Rich
mund. Kills Himself.

RALEIGH. y. c.. August S.-lames
W. Jones. aged %. hailing from
Richmond. Va. and a cigar-maker by
trade. committed suicide In a bar-room
at Durham in a singular manner to-day.
He was on spree, and was refused
liquor He declared that nothing but
death would satisfy him. as he wanted
10 be with his wife and children, who
died recently. Pulling off his coat. he
cried. Boys. here's a new way 10 die, "
and threw his forehead against the cor
ner of a post. He fell back as If dead,
hut rallied sufficiently to call for Catho-
lie priest He died in n short while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, August S.-Transacuons
at the Stock Exchange to-day were not
large i'm volume and only 1880 shhres
of stock ana 81, go railway and miscel-
laneOus bonds changed hands. Thls Is an
unusually poor showing. The changes IN
prices, except In rare cases, were on
par with the transactions. and, as a rule,
were confined 10 fractions. Brokers ana
operators generally seemed to be deVouhs
their time to discussing the gold exports
and reading dispatches from the corn
belt, as to the condition of the crop. the
expectation OF the yellow metal has
created no uneasiness among legitimate
holders Of stocks. and the brilliant out
look for corn has deferred professional
bear traders from extending their lines.
The result Is a sort OF deadlock, with
the market in condition Of nervousness,
with changes hourly.
AT the start the market was rather
strong. but soon Sugar. Leather, General
Electric. and Changers were sold by the
traders. and prices ran off Ia TO l "a
per cent This was followed by period
OF almost absolute stagnation, which was
succeeded in turn by movement to cover
in Manhattan and Sugar. The former on
this buying rose / 3-s. TO ll5 SIS, and
the latter l is. 10 III 5-s The other
promiueut issues rallied IN sympathy, anu
closed steady to firm As compared with
Wednesdays closing, the net changes
wer, merely fractional either way. Man
haitian. however gained l 3-S per cent,
while Erie preferred, which Is rarely
dealt in, left off IL per cent lower
at q - on sales Of only 900 shares. Lea
Their preferred lost rs per cent. on the
day. Burlington, which was the most
active stock, figured for b,aO shares. In
General Electric the dealings aggregated
1890. and in Sugar 1890 shares. The
other stocks on the list were traded In
10 the extent Of 900 shares.
Treasury balances: Coin, s95,sl9250;
currency. s5i,592,Os2.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy, at lql 1-2 Per cent. (;
last loan at !. and closing offered at l.;
prime mercantile paper, 4ai l-2 per cent.
bar silver, 81 3-sc. Mexican dollars.
"a tic: silver at the board, dun.
Sterling exchange steady, with actual
business I'm bankers bills at $3.50 l-ifp
slao 10 for sixty days. and $3.50 3-Sn
$3.50 l-2 for demand; posted rates. $500
-91. commercial bills, $4.SS 1-iasis9.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
ouiet Railroad bonds irregular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
TERMINAL REORGANIZATION.
Cali for 80 Per Cent. of subscrip'
,inns. Plyabie Thursday.

NEW YORK. August s.-Members OF
the syndicate formed TO underwrite the
Richmond Terminal reorganization plan
received notice on Tuesday Of call ior
% Der cent. Of heir subscriptions. pay
able on August i5th. This VIII leave a
balance OF ~ per cent. yet due, 40 per
cent having been called last autumn.
when the securities TO that amount were
delivered.
II Is understood that settlements were
made In June with the heaviest suDserio-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

No auction offerings on Change to-day.
Private sales: Filters, IL; wrappers, 2;
cutters. %; dark leaf, 8; Jugs, s. Total. 50
hOgsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. sl,6j9.7S: tobacco, S21iH. Total,
$i633.92
Sun-cured loose sales were very small
to-day. and OF very inferior quality. Sales
tomorrow will be fairly large.
Business is very duh around the Ex-
change. but manufacturers are doing
fair business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

CREWE. VA. August S.-(Spe cial)-
The Standardization case In this Not
towayD county for the office OF Sheriff
between Mr.. Il. NJ. Jones OenJcraD.
and MIR. n. II. Dyson Repuulican), VITO
ran as an independent. was today de-
cided I'm favor of Mr. Jones. The candi-
date who was declared elected after the
ballots were counted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
North Carolina Secretary of state
sick.

RALEIGH. y. c.. August s.-(speciaL) }.
Secretary-of-State Coke IL very siVH az
bis home here. and there are grave fears
Stsie-Trcasurer Worth to-day notified
ali the sheriffs who have not yet MADE
complete tax settlements that uniesS .ney
Sid so bv September LIST he would pro-
,.nea against Them and exact the utmost
,,snaltv. Twelve sheriffs got this notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

ers and the sales OF southern railway
securities In the last ten days are sup
uosed 10 have been by some OF the
smaller subscribers. who are taking pro-
fts by selling in advance OF the delivery
., ,he securities still due them on the 80
per-cent. call this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
nulsk 10 Resume.

WASHINGTON. -. c.. August S.-The
Merchants National Bank. OF Rome, Ca.
has been authorized by the Comptroller
10 resume business. The bank has fully
complied with the conditions imposed by
the COMPTROLLER Of tine Currency. and its
capital stock Is unimpaired.