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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
nex. Mir. GondMin to Prench.

Rev. II. A. Goodwin, student at Rich
mond College. will preach az Nenable-
Street Baptist church this morning for
the pastor, Rev. j. 5. Din, D. D.. who
Is attending the Baptist General Associa-
lion meetlng IN Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
oeiF AT LAKESIDE PARK.
a La Crowd Out 10 Enjoy the
Gu dow the scores Stand.

Jake ParG wos scene OF joyous
1nim " -Tterdss artenco 'ehen ihe
o., -.u1 4 ton.Efment aoN pi-o1. I.-e
PARK 'hal taken on somewhat OF a
wlntry aspect. but the players and spec
tators made a gay picture n0twithstaud-
ing. These golf tournaments are a con-
test for a cup and medal. Those who
qualified for the cup were: Burnett, Hob
SON. /: Meade and Talbot, 2; Terry and
Blair. 3: Palmer and JOynes, T.
Those who qualified for the medal We're:
Williams. Harrison, l Gibson and Pleas
ants. 2; Bosher and Hin, 3; Warwick and
Davis. 4.
-Four OF these were dropped out of each
contest Next Saturday only four will
compete for the cup and four for the
medal. The following Saturday two only
Will compete for each. and, of course,
then the successful contestants or win
ners Of the prizes will be known.
These tournaments are the society
fad for November, and are watched with
interest by crowds of people.
Among those who enjoyed the game
yesterday We're Mr.. Richmond Lewis and
daughter, Misses Ross Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry A. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. OtWay
Allen. Mr.. J. A Welch, Mr. Wyndam
Boiling. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Meade,
Misses Beirne. Mrs. Edward Mayo, Mr..
e. c. Mayo, Miss Lou Adkins. Miss Lima
Mayo. Miss Alice Delaney Archer, and
many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

Mccms Shaner. and Derbyshirc. were the
bright particular stars OF Captain Sha-
ners hand OF hope during the first %
minutes I'm the second half with the
odds an against them. Biscoe, Derbyshire,
hhoncr Montgomery Rice, Johnson,
AyIes. and Mems al did conspicuous sell
vice for Virginia.
Il was the first game played between
the university and institute teams. and IL
Vas emphatically a success.
The attendance was not very large
possibly 90 persons were present-but
ne crowd, though small, was possessed
q most remarkable lung power fhe
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mans story. ordered his salary to be
paid.

Whether II Is solely or partially due TO
the Anglo German understanding. 1. IS
an undeniab BILE fact that there Is a decided
ly friendly feeling for Great Britain In
the leading circles here. not only among
government officials, but among the navy
and army officers. Nevertheless. a sem
sation was created by the complete right
about turn upon the part OF the kreutz
Zeitung, hitherto the most venomous foe
of Great Britain's. but which this week
came out with q strongly pro-British edi-
torial. in which II said: 1--WE have for
years past resisted all plans aiming at an
Anglo-German treaty, giving as our rea-
son that England is not strong enough
on land or sea 20 be helpful to US. But
circumstances have now fundamentally
changed England has made extraorui-
nlry efforts with her army and navy, ana
me Soudan campaign has shown that
England is able TO stand her ground IN
the field With such an England one
can do business, and while we nave nc
reason so seek for treaty, we heartily
approye of an understanding"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
REsTrMPTIoN or NEGOTIATIONS.

This utterance on the part Of n news
naper which has the closest relations
with the court and army is deeply sig
nifcant. There are other indications
IN the same Iine and 1t is said the ex-
Empress of Germany was made acquaint-
ed by the Emperor, before he left for the
Holy Land, with his resolution to resume
negotiations with Great Britain for the
purpose of broadening and extending the
Anglo-German understanding.
The German Minister of Foreign Al
fans. Baron Won Buelow, who. OF all
the members of the Cabinet, eXerts the
greatest influence over the Emperor
warmly supports the pro-British policy,
as an off-set to the coldness upon the part
of Russia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

for a dash OF . yaTus. ITis P1oVou =
ginia Military Institute "lthih nsn',ne
distance OF the touchdown me pu. ere
more could be done the game NaS 0',, ntUi
Ia the first defeat of the Virginia Mill
,arv Institute cadets was an assured fact
THE LINEUP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct 10 tSpeciaD.-Every one was be-
wfdered at to-day's wheat market II opened up a
cent apd advanced further fraction. then lost a
cent from the top but recovered pretty well. The
close hGAc Wednesday. All the bull
inspiration comes from the other side and most
OF 1t from Liverpool The English market to-day
was up Z9iAsd. II sent rumors Of a new Russian
prohibitive decree rumors had any faith
In. but alarming to shorts for all that The sea-
board early said the export demand poor. but
IL finally reported ~ loads Export clearances
large enough TO help the price some-s22,Ooo bushels.
Minneapolis reported the -four sales $50 0D0 barrels
on Wednesday, the equivalent OF over 100000 bush
els OF wheat. Consois of enough to give the
sensitive ones shock Cash wheat sales from
here at least 10000 bushels and they might
have exceeded 10000 bushels. There enough
bull news to put all the bear announcements out
OF the market. Primary receipts $4,000 bush
els The Northwest had s57 cars against 7sS
year ago. Chicago had 3o3 cars against 1875 year
ago. There was a good-sized general trade. with
the talent bearlsh early. but with early sellers on
the run finally because OF the cash business here
and the late export news from New-York. The
Liverpool Influences keep paramount here. they
have been for week. December opened at e5i4c.
sold between 656c and 64%a64I2c and closed ei7sc
The Liverpool December price 20c over Chicago
and the Liverpool price. too is wheat OF a lower
grade than Chicago
Corn was inclined TO lag. up hc early then losing
II all and closing NGAc Wednesday. May
opened at 33c sold between 33lsc and 31sG322,c
and closed at 32rsc Liverpool was Il 10 I'D
higher. Seaboard clearances were 100000 bushels.
Local receipts were arge-665 cars-wth 100 esti-
mated for Friday. Samples steady. There
a large cash business here. as high as 100000
bushels. II caused the closing iirmness. Country
offerings lighter than yesterday Illinois and
Indiana complains considerably OF rotting from
the recent mild Their Frost is promised gen
orally Friday. New-York shippers were the best
buyers Of futures here. The trade was rather fiat
most OF the day Unexpectedly so.
22i,c and AT 2S%c and closed AZ 23Nc December
kept relatively firm. closing at 229sT22i2c. There
were large seaboard clearances- 1000 bushels
! The cash demand good enough TO advance
samples &c Receipts We're 800 cars. with $40 esti
mated for Friday New-York reported 100000 bush
| els sold there FOR export. The pit trade was Of
/ scapng order
There firm provision market. largely sym
pathetic with grain The colder weather promised
quleting OF the yelow-fever fears. offerings were
/ light. Local people who sold on Wednesday wer'
! covering to-day Pork closed 5d7iec over Wednes
day: lard 2Lsa5c over: ribs practically az Wednes
days prices Hogs 80 higher. with $4,000 a
the yards The packing West for the week is Boz,
600 against 100000 a year ago
on the curb puts on December wheat closed a
64a.c; calls G555c Puts on December corn. 3iNsc
cabs 30atc Puts on May corn 3oat930Tsc; calls. JIG
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o2o,5o7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2SS0.775: bal
ances. S42S.3G4
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENT.-The weekly
statement OF the Bank Of England shows the
following changes: Total reserve decreased $685.
ONO. circulation decreased f456,OOO. bullion de-
creased f55O09l other securities decreased
1854. 600 other deposits decreased II 265OOO
public deposits decreased $4,000. rotes reserve
decreased f229OO0. Government securities de-
creased FL 100000. The proportion OF the Bank
cent. as compared with "A. 20 per cent this last
week The Bank Of Englands rate Of discount
has been raised from 3 TO per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Bank of France
shows the following changes: Notes in circula-
ton increased 3S900OOO francs, Treasury &C
counts current increased 13.315.OOO francs. gold
In hand decreased 9.SJo,OW francs, bills dis
counted increased 52525 600 francs. silver in
hand decreased 63NOo0 francs
FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS.-Call rate In
London, 2laM3 per cent. Open market discount
rate. 35s@3a. per cent for short and 3%G3N per
cent for long bills Berlin discount rate. ia per
cent: Paris. per cent Berlin exchange on
London % marks - pfennings. Paris ex-
change on London. - francs 30 centmes.
EUROPEAN SECURITIES-British consols'
100 1-l6 for money and 1904 for the account
French rentes. 100 francs Ia centimes Span
ish ! per cents In London Ala.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. oetsc.,
declined &c Mexican silver dollars. 46i2c. Bar
silver In London, % O. 16d. declined 3-16d.
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. 14.50: Lisbon.
40 Buencs Ayres 1880; Rome 1Os.40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

the institution was noted In yesterdays Tribune.
DEPOSIT OF HOLDINGS.-The reorganiza-
ton managers % the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company inform holders OF Central Ohio
Railroad. Sandusky. Mansfield and Newark
Railroad. Columbus and Cincinnati Midland.
Newark. Somerset and Straitsville Railroad and
Pittsburg Junction Railroad and Pittsourg
Junction Terminal Company that deposits OF
their holdings must be made with the deposit
tory. the Mercantile Trust Company OF New
York. on Or before November l, after which
date no further deposits will be accepted ex-
cept In the discretion Of the managers and upon
such terms and conditions as they may impose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sECURITIES-Marke dun and
stoadv standard oil closed at 4l4@il3. against
ua0I15 on Wednesday Last prices of other
,roroiren, ISSUES we're: Brooklyn Elevated. new
stock 23N26: preferred. 55a5s. Brooklyn Cny
pourosd 2l51I: Standard Gas. common. Ia"
100. nreferred 14Oa150; Mutual Gas. 2vpp"oo'
Naw.Amsterdam Gas. common, 2"aZ'h pre-
,a,red 640G5; Glucose common 5sa.@@; pre-
ferred. 1osj5G109: Federal Steel. common -"g
29ia; preferred. IWt'oh.
GoID INPORTS.-Total imports OF gold from
r,rrone since August amount 10 S2o.92o.oco
M. s,osnshlp Trave. which arrived from
I,,,.o,,o Yesterday. brought 10000 consigned to
o,or, Ereres. $50. 800 consigned to the National
C1,., Rank and f20O0D consigned to Kountze
Bros. a total of tl1o' 'o.
RANK STOCK sALES.-Nine shares OF the
N,orba,tan Bank stock sold on the STOCK Ex-
oh,,ga az o25 against 900 for the last preced-
ing sale ,, e.,.
CURRENCY SHIPMENTS HEAVY-Ship-
-o.nts ~ currency through the Sub-Treasury
,o,,s heAn heavy this week, aggregating s2.ooV.-
co.o 90 ds.e The movement yesterday amounted
10 S30O,0N
pDWAPD sHERER'S ELECTION.-Edwar
e,,nr brother OF William Sherer. manager or
49, CLEARING House has been elected secretary
=, the Netropoli,an Savings Bank az Nos sd
Q Tb,rd-aye. succeeding In that once Jonathan
p currey. whose election 70 the presidency "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

RAILROAD BONDS--MGrket moderately ac-
tive and strong Total sales amounted in par
va!ue 70 81 $4,000 against Sl99l'0oO on
Wednesday The heaviest dealings were in the
A,ehiso? issues, Chesapeake and Ohio 4'4s Chi
eago Terminal IS, Kansas city, Pi,:shcrg and
Cuff lists Metropolitan street Railway 1s I\on-
sas and Texas IDS Northern Pacific general lien
IS OREGON short Line income As aud Is, rus
burg and Western Isl As. Reading Is RIO
GranGe Western lists -. Louis and Iron Noun
tain Is ST. Louis Southwestern lists san An
tonic and Arkansas Pass Is, Southern Railway
is Union Pacific As. Wisconsin Central LIST re-
cepts. 81 Paul conso Is, Northv est extension
As Mexican international Is, Kings County Ele-
waited lists Texas and Pacific 2ds. Union Eie-
waited 1st IL receipts, Wabash DDS and Union
Pacific Denver and Gulf Let receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14

Actual cash hal s3o5 ST.. 9l6 s3o' NJ Dec S''
GOVERNMENT RECElPTS-Customs re-
ceipts reported from Washington s'l4'''o' III
ternal revenue receipts, SS}5.3iI. and the mis-
oauanAors receipts. SloG979: total Government
roca,nts for the day. 81. 15I315: expenditures.
e 40 ono Recnipts for month to date. Sl6SS3.
oeo. Axnendi,ures. So $40 600: excess Of ex-
rerdj,nres 81. 7S6O3l Receipts for the fiscal
wear 70 date. SAP %. .s56: expenditures. S2oI,-
1s114. excess Of expenditures. S65 l26.25S. Re
GENTS OF National bank notes for redemption
yesterday, S327,51S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
Following are the posted rates W
c.awers Of foreign exchange

Commercial 81 - discount; bank, DOC. pre-
mum. Charleston Buying. hc discount; sell
mg par. san Frapcisco-Sight, lI1zc.: teIe-
s'apA Zoe. Cincinnati-Over the counter 'oc'
premium; between banks. SOC. pre- MUM Doe
WIG premium and par ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lie discount: selling. 73c Ter s. 900 premium.
chicago--Par
BANK CLEABINGS.--Nc w-yo.k-Exchanses,
siS2984 .GG2; balances. $S.595,423 Chicago
Exchanges. sl0oe9jls: balances. Sl.3lOOI.
Aoaton--Exchanges, $1s,o61 30. balances. ST.
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financial.
Union Pacific AZ Bonds.
Denver. Leadville and Gunnison.

To the Holder. Central Trust Companys Cert'hcaes OF
Deposi, for Union Pacific Railway @. 4hso Denver.
Ifadvle Glnnisou Bonds:
Notice hereby given. pursuant TO the terms ot the
Bordholders Of February s. 1894 mat gem
eral meeting the holders Of the Aforementioned Ger
,ifcates has b-er called by the undersigned COMMITTEES,
and will held the Office OF Edward w sheldon No
A. Wall street York. Tuesday. the 18th day OF
October 1895 eleyen o'clock A. NJ FOR the following
purposes
eeedines rider agreement: ~ 70 determine what
disposition snail tire railway and property en-
braced mortgage Of the Denver Laave and
Gunnson Railway Company dated August l. 1883 In case
aid railway property purchased by the Committee
AZ the appro,chns foreclosure sale 70 had under said
mortgage and 80 to take any other action that be
determined upon such meeting.
Dated October I. 1895.
cHARLEs 4 PEABODY. JR.. Committee
HENRY de COPPETT
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Oct. IS. p. m.-Ameroan securities
opened firm on NewYork buying but later re-
acted and closed quiet but steady, with light
demand Last prices were: Atchison. IL; Cana
dian Pacific Sc: St Paul. Ill Illinois Central.
l12H; Louisville and Nashville o57s: Union Pa
ciAc preferred, 67%: New-York Central. llS's;
Erie. 1872: Pennsylvania. 60A; Reading. IS;
Erie 1st preferred 349s. and Northern Pacific
preferred. IS.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money or call ~ per cent,
With executions at . per cent. Time money.
2AQ3 per cent for sixty days. per cent for
three and four months. ana 3@2Hs per cent for
six months Commercial pare rates we're 31s1
per cent for the best names for all pe'louS' anu
asoye for names not so well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Mar duh at un-
changed rates. Actual closing quotations We're:
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STOCKS AGAIN ADVANCE.
.nRTHERN PACIFIC A FEATURE.
..ovn MARKET sTRONG-MONEY AND
EXCHANGE

casing prices yesterday OF the principal ac-
~, securities and net changes from Wednes-
- quotations were as follows:
V'' STOCKS
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C,ooKs NILE STEAMERS.

" an, Firstclass Tourist Selners viii leave Cairo fo
h. Cataract
Ramesss III .>'N- - lsaii'fs's
cSnnec,ing vim Cooks for the Second Cataract
y,,ri filings thereafter Tanarcahs ami special steam
e. foy uriVa,a parties. HOLY LAND ani EGYPT >pe
cai r,r,les from New York Jan a. Fob. H. ~ March
iSoo M Egvpt Palestine. syria. the ievant. Turkey
creece etc an expenses included. rHOS COOK
sON ?fl 4 ! 215 Broadway. y y.
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L,RENCH LINE.
STEAMSHIP LINES.

vi F,,or, New YORK Fridays ani saturdays
,inp TFxAs GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
srRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tsss!, I,s'ei 70 =,
pu'"'s. ~ FLORIDA Excellent accoam 'lations
~ ,yc,,,e tr our page Pocket Gn,ie tma.!~ fs
W u tfIORY 4 CO. Gen. Asts.. Per - = IL y. ..
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NyWRTM CB[g@MAM M WD.

FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN
Tlave Tu oct Il ~ \ " lshn. tn. Nov 10 A n
X Friedrich Nov / 10 An Trate tn. 80, - 10 NJ
saac. Sat Nov lo NJ X Fr'edrich Nov - - an.
Kaiser Nm 1-r Crosse ......... tn. Nov - 20 A NJ
TWIN SCREW PAssENfER service
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON bREM..N
Koengin Ise Thursiav OCT p. noo~
Meier. .ThurSds- ~, II.
GIBRALTAR MALES. GENOA
Al.er. oct -. u Ems .-...-oo - II 4 NJ
oELRIcHs 4 % BOWLING GREEN
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-The daily
Washington statement, covering actual results
OF two days ago, compared with the last prcced-
ing statement, gives the following balances:
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CTNARD LINE

a. To LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
rr,rn pier 40 - Il. foot ~ Garrison 50
camp,nli Oct IS n E'ruria Nv s. 10 4
imrsni. oct - > = Jmhra Nov. 10. 10 A. NJ
VERNON II BROWN & CO. Gen Agents
4 ROWLING GREEN NEW YORK
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,tOCTPF1L STOCKS.

l..,-,., -. Mckinney G. Co. 81 Bro aiway>
'Fnrnisheo 'S - - - Bid Asked.
Mont 81 Ry .2Is'. 2Is1. ROYAL Eec - 9yll o.
10 new .2I3l. 10 Dominion 'oa''.' "a tiSis
Toronto 81 NY SSls o3S w Eagle mining 80 Isl
O. Q Isl lsa y COM tanIe ..... 49, -
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Urrdn SIrumcrs.
GERMAa ME5iTE 5SA8 EfN SERVICE

NORTH GERMAN 'HAMBJRG AMERICAN
LLOYD LINE
Express steamer from Nev York
gibraltar Naples ana Genoa
~. Victoria Nov ;. n M taller No" %. II
tKasrW II. Nov l. ~ \ NJ Ems Dec 3. II AN
= Bism tx Nov - ~ = - Victoria Dec 20. II IN
Also steamers Alexandra. Egypt N ian and FEB
Return tickets The n either fae
from Naples. Genoa. Ghrarar. HiwhVrg Bremen. Lon
don. southampton. Paris and ChcrhsurJ
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMRr 20 AMERICAN
OEI.RiCHS & co. Agents LINE
. BOWLING OR Y 3. BROADWAY y Y
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Drn DONINION line

" suoprrsr SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW foN uhs,.....,
h,ti tour. od Point Comfort, So5fsik nssna
Portsmouth, fnner Font
News penoslass 4, and Washington. ID 9 fresht sno
virss ere saii from FER 20 Nf,e sr,s.y ~
weekday. except Saturday A.
n orILLAUpEU. Vice prest ana lIsme As.
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.-sales, So6'JW cou-
pom IS at 1857 d1o374, and 500 registered IS at
,044. Final quotations follow:
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DED ID LINE.

pED ID LINE. o.. ~, Mara
H., n Cu,yra. puerto cabslo Cufa,so anu ~-'s
For Ia cWrus,rya.o-.calins also al Porto Rico.
eAioo via From Roberts per. broosyn 40 q, ~
:. . .ptiif.A DEI,PHIA' Saturday N.n =, -
These steamers have superior A'''''''
ssnyeTs- BOULTON BLISS q DALLkITL
General Manasers. ~, Eront ~
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OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
COMPANY.
indianapolis. Ind oct. nth, lS9s
BONDS WANTED. =.
THE INDIANAPOLIS UNION RAILWAY
co Of Indanapolia Ind! will receive proposals for
rho sale or si6o Of rs First Mortgage Bonds az the
Once OF the Fidelity Insurance Trust Safe Deposit
GO in the Cit u Philadelphia, Pa on or bet're me
first dav Of November. lS's
Rond offered at the price exceeding par and
accrued Interest VIII accepted and paid for should
bonds OF different holders he offered At the price the
nuobsr of bonds tanen from each shall De pro-rata
basis as nearly practicable IN proportion 70 the whole
"u''''' VI W y. JACKSON. secy
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA DEFERRED CERTIFICATES

The undersigned. 1t the request OF the holders OF
large amount OF Virginia Deferred certificates. have
agreed TO act committee receive the deposit ~ the
said certificates and take measures IN connection with
eminent citizens Of West Virginia and virginia 10
certain the ~ tho debt due from West virginia
ana plan FOR the cornpromise and settlement
o, the same to advisory board. composed Of Hon
THOS F BAYARp. Hon. e. J. PHELPS Hon. PINK
Nry WHITE and GEORGE G. WILLIAMS. ESQ. and
thereaste- % the holders Of the certificates.
Certificates or Trust receipts therefor. should be de-
nosited with the committee at Messrs. BHoWN
DROTHERs e. COMPANY. 30 Wall street.
New York City. possible IN order mat
action may be taken before the coming session OK the
Legislature OF IVES, Virginia
NEGOTIABLE Receipts will he issued for Cer'ifcates OF
for the Trus. Receipts representing them.
Copies OF agreement under which the same are 70
be received will be furnished upon application at the
Depositsry.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL. }
j. Kennedy TOD. Committee.
CLARENCE CARY,
ROBERT |. HARRISON. Secretary
CARY G wHITRIDGE. Counsel. 90 Wall ST
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
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GWBMaePORTW B0GW.
WHITE STAR LINE.

a. NEW YORK QUEENS roWN-LINkRPooI.
Gernaric. ~ noon ~ 30 nv,
Bri'arnic. . Nov. noon I'li mic .--.. NOV 80 MOO
-,mric. .. Nov . Britannia. 5000. Dec 4 MOOT
S,lo0n rates on Cynric. SOS gp. Germanic Britanno
So up Majestic Teut0nic. 500 up. second cabin N2
urvaris Third Class OBJ CymrC Germ4nic ana bHhnnc
49, So on Majestic aad Teutonic. S2I 50 Revenue ia;
a. titi7ni. , 49,, .,,, .,
WHITE STAR LINE,
pier No i5. North River once. y broaiwV. ~ u
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EXPORTS IN SEPTEMBER.
Exports OF the leading articles In September

Nine months ending September:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-13

According to the last report OF the doings Of
the anthropometrio laboratory, London, the
following interesting data were established
concerning the relative strength and length
OF limbs In man and woman, viz. In man, in
500 cases out Of 100, the right arm was
stronger than the left, i'm ld.4 cases the arms
were each OF equal strength: finally. in a2.7
casos out of 100. the left arm was the stronger
Thus II seems. contrary to the general under
standing of this subject. that out of every 10
men there are more than whose right arm
Is not SO strong as the left. The data show,
however. that the proportion is better dis
tributed in women-that IN, ont of 100 only
$50 possessed more strength i'm the right arm.
and 2i.5, or near one-fourth, have more
strength I'm the left. DynsmometIic experi.
ments have likewise proved that IN women
tho upper limbs possess the same strength
much oftener than IN men. since ont OF 100
there were $50 that gnvs the same results i'm
ths two. arms. As regards tho respective
length of the limbs, ~ seems that in most
csscs the right arm snd the left leg are the
longer, the following proportions being notod
nj the laboratory I'm measuring 20 skeletons of
adults, men and women In y cases the left
lee and the right arm were the longer, In Q
cases ~ wa, on the contrary, the right Lex
and the left arm, and in 4 cases only the Il " lis
Of the right side were longer than those OF the
left