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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Marke, dull and
irregular Standard OF closed at 4OGmi0s
against 4OGT4Os Tuesday. Last prices Of
other prominent issues were: Brooklyn Elevated
new stock. 2SieM29; preferred. 5ShMJ"is:
Brooklyn City Railroad. 2lIH215ie: Standard
Gas. common. l3oG1iI; preferred. lG00lG5:
Mutual Gas. 32JM335 New Amsterdam Gas.
common. 20N20i1 preferred. 601m7oh Glucose.
common. 5sMG5s3s; preferred. lo7@1oS.
STOCK EXCHANGE VOTES NO.-The Gov
erning Committee Of the Stock Exchange has
voted not to close Saturday. The Produce
Exchange Will vote on the proposition to-day.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE SALE.--A seat on
the Produce Exchange was sold nj auction
yesterday fall dues paid for $50.
GOLD iMPORTS.-Gold 10 the amount Of
81 315 900 will leave Europe this week for the
United States, consigned to a leading foreign
banking house In this city. Exchange rates are
near the point at which imports can be made at
profitable figures. and II ia not unlikely that new
engagements # the metal will soon he
nOunCed
TO PAY DIVIDENDS Lanier &
Co.. Farson. Leach & Co., the New-York Secur-
ity and Trust Company and y. w. Harris & Co.
Will pay dividends on number Of securities.
lists OF which will be found In another COLUMN.
TO MAKE A FURTHER ADvANCE.-J. p.
Morgan & Co.. referring to their previous circu-
lars. give notice that they are prepared to make
n further advance Of $50 on each $1,000 ) per
cent bond OF the Columbus, Hooking Valley and
Toledo Railway Company deposited with them.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO REORGANIZA-
TION-Speyer g. Co. and Kuhn. Loeb & Co.. Of
New-York and Speyer Brothers. OF London, the
reorganization managers OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, announce that over
07Ia per cent of the bonds and over 95le per cent
Of the stocks OF the different companies included
in the system having been deposited under the
plan and agreement Of June -, further deposits
Of bonds and stocks Will be accepted only upon
a cash payment Of per cent Of the par value OF
bonds and an additional cash payment OF 81 per
share OF stock deposited until September IL.
after which date no further deposits will be &C
ceptcd except in the discretion Of the reorganiza-
ton managers and upon such terms rs they
NAV impose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

Following are the posted rates OF the leadi
drawers OF foreign exchange:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE - New Orleans -
Commercial. 50c. discount bank. nominal
Observation-Disclosures. par; selling nc. premium
San Francisco-Sight 11lac. telegraph. 20c
Cincinnati-Over the counter par; between
banks 25G4 0c. discount. Boston-2513Oc dis
count. Savannah-Buying. Lice. discount
selling. 75c. per 1000 premium. Chlcago--:IOc.
discount
BANK CLEARINGS.-New-Y ork--Exchanges
$l5S.4IS. CO. balances. s7O7921 Chcago-Ex-
changes. S1o.401 ,03S: balances. 81, 1867. Bal
,imo-e-Exchangcs. S@,10S.410; balances $780,
$50 Boston--Exchanges. $15,345. POI; balances
$l.J2j.a45. ladelphia-Exchanges. 81 6s4-
40: balances 81. 1O3,S45
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call rate in
London. !: per cent Open market discount
rate ~ per cent for short and IL per cent for
long bills. Berlin discount rate. 81 per cent:
Paris la per cent Berlin exchange on London.
20 marks. III pfennings Paris exchange on
London. 81 francs PAN centimes
EUROPEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consols.
110ss for money and 110s for the account.
French rentes, 1913 francs 80 centmes Spanish
per cents IN London. 41h.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 591sc.,
unchanged. Mexican silver dollars 16lac. Bar
silver in London. 21Bc.. unchanged.
GOLD PREMICM.--In Madrid, 6o'1: Lisbon.
"a; Buenos Ayres. 1853; Rome, 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

STATES ISSUES-Virgina is deferred re-
ceipts $4,000 sold at D. and $1,000 Alabama
Midland lists at 93l@
RAILROAD BONDS.-Market moderately ac-
tive and irregular at small final changes The
par value of total sales was S3.20S,0Oo, against
81, 500 900 on Tuesday. The heavics. transac-
lions We're in the Atch.son issues. Chesapeake
and Ohio AIS and conso rs Erie general lien
As Evansville and Terre Haute rs. NeWYork
Central Lake Shore 31ls Susquehanna and
Western general rs. Northern Pacific general
lien IS and prior is, st. Louis Southwestern
lists Texas and Pacific DDS Union Pacific is
ard collateral 4las. Wisconsin Central list re-
ceipts Central Georgia cOnsol rs. ST Paul Is
Series A. Chicago Terminal is. Colorado Md
lard Is and 2-is Erie prior Is. Louisville and
Nashville unified is. Kansas and Texas DDS,
Reading as. Southern Pacific of New Mexico
lists and Union Pacific Denver and Gulf 1st
receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

There was a further falling off ia the volume
Of business on the Stock Exchange yesterday,
with continued irreEulari:y and uncertainty In
the movement Of prices The public is evidently
acting wisely in pausing at this point In the
bull market for otherwise ii Nigh; nave 10
contend With an advancing money marker ana
ind /; difficult 10 hold stocks purchase on Dor
roWed money. Caution at this time makes the
future OF values even more promising re-
neval OF bul, enthusiasm will not come upon
market filled with weak speculative accounts.
as the selling of -le last few days has re-
Neved the situation of this influence. and placed
the floating supply of stocks In stronge" ana
better hands. Perhaps the next stage In the
upward movement may begin from level unde:
that now current but 1t is rather hard to pre-
sent adequate reason for expecting further ma
terlai declines. and competent authorities on
the market do not advise people with means TO
defer pur ,hases merely on the chance Of secur-
ing stock al cheaper prices. 1t is a bun year
and a bull market; and prices have not yet dis
counted all the favorable factors in the coun-
try's business growth.
Prices moved within narrow limits in yester-
DAYS market the greater number of fluctuations
being confined TO small fractions. Burlington. for
instance not averaging u per cent either way
Opening quotations were generally above Tues
DAVIS final figures and at the close the majority
of issues showed small net advances The IN
dustrial stocks Northern Pacihcs. Wabash pre-
ferred and Reading second preferred were strong
features but elsewhere. including the Changers.
the average change was insignificant. and al
times in favor of the advocates OF lower prices
London bought on a small scale. but commits
sion-house business was very light as rejected
in the total sales. which reached the smallest
figures for any full day in many weeks Condi-
tions in the money market remained unchanged
but the feeling general in commission-house
circles that the next move In money rates would
be toward a higher level and that until gold i'm
ports were under better Roadway 1t would be
we'll to leave speculation alone There was
however no diminution In confidence or any
approach to pessimsm over the future OF values
Announcement was made Of over S1OOOOO0 gold
engaged for import.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

room by Adrian Fl. Muller & Son
S. COO St Louis Peoria and Northern Railroad hrst
mortgage per gold bonds. due IOoo'
Coupons May and November. Accrue inter
est May I last to be charger - pii- o.
share Cataract General Electric Company OF ~
81 500 Like cities Electric Railway Company Mich
gan City, Ind. first mortgage " per cent
thirty gold bonds ...,..,.. :. .'.,.'',,,;,
msmp%snn New fofk r'oiuoe $3.50
$4,000 Slnncnahonlne Iron and Coal Company;
Pennsylvania. first mortgage per cent cola
bonds, due 1910. September. 1892 coupons an
80 noO St Louis. Chicago and ST. Paul Railway
Company second mortgage per cent goid
non cumulative income bonds. due 1877 49,.
s2J Gas Company Chicrgop first mort 60,
cent bonds w"
$50 COO F5contco Water Works compa1y frs, mort
sage per cent bonds. due 1871 January
80, 49, Ysna,,,co Uat.r works COMPANY lot. S53
-'oo sharo ,torrs, I'd Fulton Rank ......... 226
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Aug. 81. 4 p. m.-Amcrican securities
we're Irregular. with n bearish undertone Inc
market closed barely steady. Last prices were
Atcnison. 14ia; Canadian. SSas; St. Paul. ll"4
Illinois Central. l15a.; Louisville. COS; Mexican
Central new Is. GS4: New-York Central IL
Erie. u: Pennsylvania Gli.. Reading. ofs; Erie
1st preferred 40. and Mexican ordinary. Il.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
VIRGINIA DEFERRED CERTIFICATES

The undersigned. the request Of the holders Of
large amount u Virginia Deferred certificates.
agreed committee 70 receive the deposit 81 he
and take connection
eminent citizens Of IVES; Virginia and Virginia as
certain the OF the debt due from West Virginia
ana plan for the compromise and settlement
OF the sam advisory board. composed Of Hon
THOS F BAYARD Hon. Z. J. PHELPS. Hon. PINK
NEY WHITE and GEORGE c. WILLIAMS. ESQ, and
thereafter to the holders Of the certificates
Certificates. Trust receipts therefor should be d.
posted with the committee at Messrs. BROWN
BROTHERS & COMPANY, 30 Wall Street.
New York City. soon possible. In order that
action may be taken tore the coming session Of the
LEGISLATURE OF West VI Inia.
Negotiable Receipts will be issued for certheates
for the Trust re ipts representing them
Copies OF agreement under which the same are to
be received WILL be furnished upon application 0 Tie
Deposiary.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN, Chairman.
GEORGE COPPELL.
j.. kENNEDY TOD. Committee
CLARENCE GARY.
ROBERT L. HARRISON. Secretary.
CARY WHITEIDGE. Counsel. 80 Wall ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
STOCK MARKET IRREGULAR
LIGHTER BUSINESS DONE.

poNnS r.Ess ACTIyE-MONEY AND EX-
CHANGE.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from TUESDAY auo-
tations were as follows:
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.-Ine oaiiy
WASHINGTON statement. covering actual results
Of two DAYS ago. compared with the last pre-
cedin7 statement Gives the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
CHICAGO STOCKS.
Stocks erratic.

Stocks erratc.
Yesterday To-day. Yesterday. To-day.
Biscuit 3lh ~ North chicago. .222 223
do pref o. 96t Strawboard 30is
Diamond Machi&2h I431s Wert Chicago " RSk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
OFFICE of The Chicago Rock Island

" AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COAPANY.-Chicago i'll.
May 3isi is9S 80 te holders Of the Chicago. Rock VI
and ana Pacific Railway npany five Pc. cent Th.rty
Year Debenure Bonds. and To Whom II May Consss1:
NOTICE IL HERi.By GIVEN that The Chicago hoes
Island and 2allv0y Company has exercised tns
tight reserved In rs Thirty Year Debentue ben1
issued under the with the United states IsuH
Company Of York bearing dats the first day OF ss
.erber A D. 1891 u retire saf bonds on any hlS sE
before maturity OF the prins-
pal ~ payinT the said United states Trust CompaN
ot New York under said agreement enc DUE
ded md five 05 per upon the prncira ana 's
ineIes: then accrued and unpaid thereon. NoIlSL "
FURTHER GIVEN that the said The chicago kock "
and an. Poetic Railway Company Intends 10 retire az
said bonds Outstanding, the first day ~ septem.
a - isns and that A. VIII on said Gate pay 20 the na
trustee one hundred and 900 per cerrum upon s
nrncpal and Interest md unpaid on
~ said honfs ,hen outsansrs Bv order ~ The Ipce
Directors THE O. .CAGO. ROCK ISLAND Gv
PACIFIC HALLWAY COMPANY. rs II r. CABLA
President W -. prRDY. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.--Money on call. ~ per cent,
with exceptions at per cent Time money
S13is per cent for sixty days. 3H64 PEI cent
for three months. Per cent for four months.
and per cent for SIX months. Commercial
paper rates were 3i5@ils per cent for the best
names for all periods. and above for names not
80 well known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market duh and
EASY Actual closing rates were:
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.

NETWORK STREET RAlLKOAD"'
BONDS.
1Renorted by C l. HUDSON Co., No. ~ "aH-'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Customs re-
ce,r,s renorted from Washington. $751;. 339 in
,arnaI revenue receipts. S53GS SIG and the mis-
ceraneous receipts S19S031; total Government
rece,,ts for the day. S1.6192O7: expenditures
60 oo3 600 Recruits for month to date, SAL
7so 7o-. expenditures $50 2S1 900: excess Of OK
nerdi,urcs s145o4oo3 Receipts for the fiscal
year to date. SSl.Go9S1G: expenditures $780,
40 49,. eycoes Of expenditures. Si4 o20G GO Re
ca,n,s NJ National bank notes for redemption
Yesterday S151. i91.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

'Ex dividend
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
tR.ported by Clinton Gilbert. No , Wall-.t)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.--Sales $4,000 IS
when issued) at 1913. los. Final quotations
follow:
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ROSTON STOCkS.
Furnished by H. l.. Day & Co. Nc Brond-st
-, ~ d,y Yesterday. To-day.
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
at auction at the NewTork Reel Estate Sales
room by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-01
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER SIoiNS'
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.Ex dividend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
INTEREST N ART EXnIBITION.
Many visitors Admire the Fine work
BiSpIaycd-TO-Duy' Features.


The third annUa! exhibition OF the
Richmond Art club is being held this
,r,c,- off M Gin cast Grace stree, The
.............. ...... ..,,o
WIN '''''
'EH.h'' OF I'71 year. I'''' arc ''''
large rooms full of beautiful pictures
and charming ladies. members OF the
club, are on hand every day TO receive
the visitors. who can pass am hour most
aereoably and proiltaDly I'D looking over
the works of our home artists.
Tn the front room there are some very
beautiful studies contributed by Miss
Adele Williams, two. which attract gem
crai attention, being of peasant lie
PAINTED by her during her recent summer
iu Europe There are several lovely
i4nase'pes ar scenes in fiorId', rom
"hlth pace SI' Hd7 JUST return "' "''.
a months stay. a hle-Ike portrait OF
hr. William Palmer. painted by MIS.
George Ben. Johnston. recalls his refined
and scholarly face To many who know
and loved him. MIS-. johnston cohli-
h0.es also some charming sketches or
Wo'i-knoWn society girl y study 'I
give O'clock Tea by Mrs. Henry A..
Williams. is very well executed ana de-
serves especial mention as DO also some
Hover pieces painted by her.
Mrs. Malvern Patterson ana Miss
Elizabeth Patterson contribute several
beautiful landscapes Of New England
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
IN HAMPTON ROADS.
MEN OF THE FLYING sat ADhoN
CHEER DEPARTING ARTILLERY.
FLEET READY FOR BATTLE.
Expectation That Number of ships
VIII soon lie Increased-Rcccpti
on the brooklyn In Honor OF COM
modore and Mrs. SchIcy.

ropr ,fovpOr VA. ApriI 1o.-Re-
markabla enthusiasm was evinced this
afternoon bv the thousand men on the
"Flvinr Souaaron." when a barge bear
ir,, ,b. mo, borsee and fighting anna
-.t,s ~ cor,nsrv T. Firtb Light ArtiI-
,.-,. ,.ft t,or, Monroe and pasyed out To-
Norfolk ON ifs way 70 Chlcl.amausa. \
cheer from tbo fort announced the de-
aa-.,,r. 80 th. b,t.cr,, 70 those on IA.
49,, ut,
S"'p' ~ ''.'
permission being gwen inc men ON an
the ships swarmcd into the rigging ana
the rails. and began cheering. As the
,..,.,... ,,o,.c1 ,b. NOV, ~ the navy aavc
49,, -, ,.,5 a,d
''.i'e he'''y o'''''S' mas '''
the representatives. or the army !eIu'i'"
The cheering with a viii. Steam whistles
sounded "a s,Iiita from all tbc small craft
a.. t.. ,...,.. ....,, .,.. t.,. ,.,ri,,, tta
''
aoidIeIS hau gone b'! oi'N "o'''''7'
The Massachusetts finished coaIinS this
afternoon. and each Of the 1--WE vessels OF
....., Data. ,....1,.
'''' ''''' mas '''0' ,,..
Tor sea, ihe instant luI steam l7 up inv
Minneapolis has had her steam steering
gear put I'm absolutely perfect condition,
..,1 ,,-.,.. .,.,. .1i..,.,i,,, Of tho chief on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
Music. Mirlh. aud Nimicry.

Polk Miller. oscar Sisson, and Miss Es-
ter Wallace played "a return engagement
at The Academy of Music last night. pre-
senuug their novel performance of music,
mirth. and mimicry.
some changes have been made in the
programme since the combination was
las, here and Mr.. Miller was assisted 10y
Captain Frank Cunningham Tony Miller
and q chorus of negro melody singers.
The artists and their acts were literally
appIaudod. and Cncorcs were frequently
given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
MonE KAcn-rRACh ACCIDENTS.


t"rlScronn freaks heF N'ci'-'"''>'S
Campbell Badly Injured.
.,f>.,1>-,- ,,rf -, A,.,1 ga .,rr.-.. ,,.ra
............ 49,, ,,... ,....,, .f,.
TWO i"o'e ''
Jockey Club track at Newport to-day.
Cariscrona. ira thc first race. fen with
her rider. j.. Scott on The back stretch.
..,t l.,.t.. l,.r ,.,,- D.o,f,-. .I., wont
dawn. ,,.,t, r..r.,. C,.,,,,,t.u and ti,c I-+-
: ny, ...- n.y.,
yer vac 80 .''i, ' " ,'''' j., '','' 10
'''0 '..'' '.."'''. ''I '..','
"'io .'''' .,,' '.,.'i -' W ''',,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
NEW TOBACCO COMBINE.
To Handle plug Dusiness-Ne'v Man
agcment for American 60.
New York Sun-l9th)

., ....,......s 49,. ,,,.,f...,
rl...''.'.. ~, H.. mai, - d. ,v-
1.'I ,... ..,~+,,l ct,r.. Win De-
.....'......,.,,+ ,rbo t-,r..for
-. ,,.,i.l, closed an Friday show ex-
-. .-..,.r.r. 49, ,,. stool, colonel
oI,,.o~ II pawn. rs, aco,,irad "A large
ar,n,,rt of tb.. stock and other consider
ol1e amounts have been transferred to
John q. Moore. G.. r. Schley, and their
Ii-.fnas. associatos.
Tho ro1ic, of the row interest will Doe
~. t.,,,ira.t. tine unavoidable warfare bee
tween the company and the manufac-
t,r.rs Off Mug tobacco. Advice5 from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
The Railroad Vote in Gloucester.
Gloucester, April 70, 1895


To the Editor of The Dispatch.
Considering yours the daily paper par
excellence of this district, / send the
following for publication il you see pro-
per.
Gloucester comfy. are called upon 90 dee
eide by our votes on the 18th OF this
month whether We shall or shall not bond
the county for $4,000 10 further proc
iscted electric railroad. I'm common with
most of our people 1 know but little Oh
railroads. and ] have procured the best
advices 1 know OF and would like 90
give nv felloW-yOters the beheut OF me
same.
IL is from Mr.. Henry Douglas formerly
chief engineer of the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad. whose knowledge and experience
no one will question nor his disntered-
ness. II is as follows.
GERARD HOPKINS.
Baltimore April 13 1N.S.
Dear Gerard.-YouI letter came duty Co
hand. take great pleasure I'm complying
with your request as lar as / am able.
Assuming that the right OF way is given
and the grade line is practically at the
surface of the ground. TO construct am
electric railway and equiO it with such
cars az you would probably need. and 20
construct and equip the necessary power
houses and car-barnes. Will cost you
about $1,000 uer mile.
The receipts must depend upon the
traffic the country will afford. Your eX-
penses of operating depend somewhat
upon your receipts. \ very large sum OF
these expenses is fixed charges, which
you Will be required 10 meet whether
your traffic IS great or small.
1 wish ] could see Old Gloucester rich
and prosperous. requiring railway lines
To take 20 market her produce. l regret
10 say that this seems 10 me in the dim
future. when population has increased
many fold / do not think the present a
time TO recommend 10 the people OF
Lower Virginia an increased taxation 10
aid I'm the construction of railways.
Your fuel account would be expensive,
for whilst you have mari and some
pine. and people as good as any that
Gods sun shines on. YOU have no coal.
and must get II from Baltimore. the near
est acknowledgements and Ohio and
Norfolk and Western have too long d
haul
with the hope that my crude opin-
ions may be Of some service in deter
mining your vote, 1 am sincerely your
friend, II. DOUGLAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
COURT ORDERS.

NRGINIA.-I% rIh
COURT OH Iflt a..
MOND. THa l-ru hAf .
r. ganl. d. D.. HgaL uu
SON. ana Rosa L..-.......-..
Ua5u.t robinson John 81
I..rf.r Collins. AIl..I
DIR Collins. JI. Eis
Collins. Ill collins .I.|
Sarah Collins. lIy Do
Ia Robinson. Mary
Priscilla Jordan. Lucy J"
Jordan. Roberta Jordan
Mary Nayo. bis Wli., GAN.
and Anthony Harris OBJ.
Harris t,.u. uou-rl
-rfI Iurv Jordan Daisy .'l
b.rfa Jordan. AIthat Dul
Collins. Dr.. LleWelyn '."
Collins. IDA Collins, Many '.
sarah Collins. .ui palsy De-.
being infants uuo. r tue AS
The object of this SUR IS 20 il
No A8 WEST MARSHALL
fronting Cd feet on Marshall
tween Graham and cline.
running back between raffie.
f..r fG an alley. lately uD.ut...
.4nu. Harris 0f which nj llf'
died relied sold. and tlc Nr.
fr0n distributed ana dtl.l
helrs OK Cornelius Harris A-'H
Sam and INlilll I.ft. DUB IiI-.
mo second clause of sali NaIur
vsll which was pr1EItcd u OH.
Cont of the cily ~ Eanm"Hi
gth day ~ May. ls.i and ft.nrLr
CLERKS office OF said court .l h
40. D. page o..
mod that Anthony Harris l-
dent of Virginia, 30 is ordered t.'
1ppc1r here within nft.en .tfr
due publication OF this uII..
Richmond Dispatch. poi"
U-h.d 600 the city OF Richmond. ...
10 whatever is necessary tI rf.--
interest herein ...
CHARLES %. SANlLLE l.
4 cOpy-fehte.
CHARLES .. SANlllt
Isaac Diggs. Warren H. Mrft-t I-
zap l3-WAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20

n IN N and QUO second, EhosymcdIl q ~
ID third. Time o..
Third racc-onc mile-Don't Care q 10
ID won. AIarum q % / and 6 90 - second,
SNAP shot ~ To - third. Time. 1:i6.
Fourth race-four and half furlon2s -
Gold Fox q 90 - won, Rucher IS TO and
ogcm second, Boney Boy 60 to j. third.
Time. 5N
Fifth 1ace-Marylaud Hurdle Handicap.
ono and threc-quartcr miies-Marshal q
90 lW won. Lady Daiuty @ TO and TO
1 second. Lausdale Op 90 u third. Time.
..a-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20
NInstcr OF nhc Oh nnmininn.

Captain l. ". Tauley former master Of
thc steamship Columbia has been APP
pointed maftD' of the stcams hip odd Do-
muiou of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company t0 succeed Captain Brakeman,
WHO d. il at Portsmouth.
Captain Tapley has been i'm the service
of the old Dominion Company since he
WIS % youth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-20

John Booker. negro man. fen down an
tmlaubmcut at Grove avenue and Creek
street last night and broke his leg. The
ambulance. with Dr. Nuckols i'm charge
was called and the man taken TO the
r.
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