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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
THE SUGAR TRUST INVESTIGATION.

MP rAPvrr M, AppI-C,KIE BROTHERS. TESIIflbS
BEFORE THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
Washington June l5-The Industrial commission
heard only one witness to-day, j. " JarWe Vi n
buckle Bros manager Of the firms sugar Iei.,I
ing business Mr. Jarvie's testimony was oIlel, nc
refused 10 answer only one question nancy nv
much # cost his company 10 refine sugar. he sai1
he did nor wish 20 give information Of that sort 10
bis business competitors
Mr. Jarvie put the necessary margin between raw
and refined sugar at between 80 and % points 10
allow profit on the business He said when MS
firm started In business in 1898 this margin was
about ~ II had dropped 10 low as 81. ana was
now about 80. His hrm he said, had never cut the
price OF sugar except TO meet the rates OF the
American Sugar Refining Company, commonly
known as the Sugar Trust. When asked II the |'r-
buckles would continue TO meet their rivals ns-
ures he replied decisvely that his Arm was In
The sugar refining business 10 stay. Beyond that
be did not wish 10 60.
He explained the entrance Of the Arbuckes into
ne sugar field by saying that In 1893 they secured
machine for weighing and packing sugar, and
undertook 10 sell package sugar TO the wholesale
trade They bought from the American Company
pg found they could make no pront in that way
and so started their own refinery He said the
alif dlnerential OF X Of a cent pound on re-
Med sugar did not figure in the business now DO
nestle competition was SO sharp to keep out all
cent would affect the business now. he said that
Ne cid not know enough about the foreign trace 70
say
Ar. Jarvie said there had been many overtures
iom the Sugar Trust settle the differences with
'he Arsuekes but they had all been MADE Tor
s'Ooklooeing purposes" and consequently there haa
Oeen nothing in them.
IN speaking OF the coffee business in which the
american Sugar Refining Company had invaded the
SrGaekles field ne said that while there hao been
leciine In prices II would not be fair 10 Ify IL
sA 70 competition as there had been great IN
gsase IN coffee production all over the world, ast
9ssrs crop being from Il 900 90 10 100000 bags
nskec II he could suggest any plan that wou n
rsstn the present destructive competition IN the
s s.gsr business ne said that the hsht could stop
.ly when the one big concern decided 10 be CON
zen, with less than 10 per OF all the business
70 ne country
When asked how long the rival companies coud
80 or selling sugar at loss MT Jarvle rspIiV a
,,laserully that he thought concern supplying "a
lT cent OF the sugar sold in this country would
Sss more under those conditions than the frm sup
.yIhs The other 10 per cent, ana that ne hhu inc
Per cent end OF the bargain now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
URECKERS AT WORK on THE hACEDONA'

LITTLE CHANCE OF SAVING THE sUNKEN WARD
LINE STEAMER OR HER CARGO
The Merritt Chapman wrecklhg Tug ne'O -
-. .,oo,,ad on, 70 the sunken steamer Mace
donia off Long Branch yesterday. and began 'he
work of trying to her cargo. and II possiple
the personal effects of the passengers all OF "lVn
went down with the vessel. The Macedonia hes III
forty feet OF water. and there seems 10 oe H'"e
chance OF saving either the ship or cargo.
IT, Ola Don,irlon Line steamer Hamilton, which
sank the Macedonia, was sent TO ne hrt oIatTs
Ieeterday morning 90 into drydock TOT repdIis.
rba old Dominion Line has not yet charterN any
steamer to III the places Of the Hamilton sna ',e
Old Dominion which ran aground ana Is Iaiu up
Fo-r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES

mgr Bank Sth ave, corner 2Gh q; year SIS 900
Robinson Samuel A. to Gibson Putzel. Nos "a
276 West I9th-st year. 21COt
Same to Isaac and Max Bcehm. prop
300
Same same property year............ 1896
e corner 2is,-st 3 years .......,...,. $4,000
Res Herman II and John F. 10 Emigrant In
dusrial savings Bank Nos 30 and 99i1 st 80 80,
Same to same 80 800 East ION It. year.. 1900
Same No $40 Eas; loth- St year.. 100
same 70 No i6l 1st-ave. year. l2VV
Greenberg Meyer. 10 John A Brown. jr. Duane . 49,.
81. Elm e. wldened years ....-. 5000
Baker William II. 10 Emma a Baker No sol ,oooo
no Il West I1s:h ST. ................ 1900
Same 10 Aiphonse Hogenauer and another. same 49,,
WOOD MARY A 10 Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety. l2lsst. 400 n " Of L@noX ave q, no
tonst ilo4 II W Of Ridre-st years 49,. 1900
Webb. Edward d. @ William Walton. executor. 1900
etc go East broadway. YEAR. .....--.-. -bVp
.uranre Comoanv No Is East 4isst Years 1900
Brill william Clarence Warden. EsseN-si . 90
adjoining lot 4 Davd Brush. YEAR. 1s"o
Cheshire. Denson p ami another o. the ely
Mortgage Company Washington square West -
see II o. go 81 year .ii..,.....'. ''""
Committee. etc No 80 East 55ih II, . years 80. 5000
" clrner linton ave. -. 1900
Dusne-si year -. 1900
Kirehho'. william. to solomon Tim No $50 East g.,
ssms to Frederick W sauer. same property.
Mile- Aiher,ina and John l.. 70 New York
7eth 81 years ...,.........'... 10000
Nos IS and % LeTs-st X y-ar............-. 5000
Sickerson. Addie y. 10 James Garland. Madl-
70 @ n of Both st. years-...-- I5vO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

a5th-s,. No 10 East. l6 s1os 10. Julia G crugeI,
individually and as eNecutrN to Johh Il ss5 o.
10Th ST. = 2i6 IT Of ist-ayc i7zioo2 Fannie -
e sRe ph ~ IS sk East a IN: 4S52ksF johanna
e2dls'. No i27 P' East I6a7si Marie Mcnde TO
s r. sc wv Me' ao5s5 ox2 22s Eusen.
o. Phe;n g 91 70 S9 T dS2 Fl Hogan
referee, to Franz Ruhl and another loo
No JOG East is'flo 81 i W5TTs da AL
Mott-st No ISL. 5. 25xioo. Barnet Levy * 90 :,
lc ssss5 to N % q a'faa icoi
, + E r. E Ea' s. Ss'ol AGoBa F wsI; to m
sarah Dickson ct "a al q, ss.,-., a,,,i l'''
Haf2s fasns6 5g0 to Ada % S' ll5
o1sts ga y q q F.i 2o'HVs 70
Webster ave. ss It Of iGrh-s,, 7oxoo: sarah
70 GS6ps Wexier anu 1910
100 ); George Z Morgan. referee. 20 LEOPOLD &c :.
Avenue 4. 8 cs # Of 7si-st 25x75 Esther
Sd ave- 80 - 7Ss to soG corner 4ebst oo5x
so; George Morgan. referee. 70 Leopold 90 :,
Madison ave 30 90 s. ?. s1l2o. Leander
snip as1P'' 30 s9i 10 %e Ss0's s4s io1as
Naaa s.hoss e, 70 Graz imp Isfp.srd % arc, 7, 49,"
94G1so.2: William IArln"r. referee. TO Thomas - ..
washington ave. " corner l7sd st. Soxlco; Jan.
Il 0sshout and g. another to abraham kosen6sTs lo4'
23d Ward; Macmillan Morgenthau and wife to -,
james IONers ~
Lot lO5. map 10 Richard Patterson
anu VIC 30, - oa xS.ari n;
Macmillan Morgenthsu and wife 20 Ida
Nol
Lot 1l3 20 III. map: TO II Spellman. 7.2
Lot -. map 70 Goodman Davis. ~
Lot 80. same map; same to Lizzie Rice and
othtl lf'
J Fireman. ,...e.......,e. 22OC
Lots LA and l45. same map; same 20 George
Eldridge 81 No -. :. 1897 II n OF Hester ST.
Hepner ana another NATURALIZATION $50
East Broadway. No GS. n William VI Walton
ct al individually and as executors. etc. % Ed
ward webb ................. 800
6th-st. s. 1903 It Of % AVE 25T97: Max
Weiss Asher Shapiro Observation-Disclosures. IS 0t
2d-st No 244. n $. 29xlO5l0 julius BGchrach
Morris Green Observation-Disclosures. $50
55th-st. No 40 DIST. 16sx9s1; John screven
to IAvingston Wstmore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il
8th-ave. Nos sOTii and 500 s. SO 2xl03 lO152x
100. Nathaniel l. McCready to William Keu r. 1872
rette Biinn to Albert J Adams. ............. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
fled against the Manhattan Steamship Company,
Of No II Broadway, by three creditors. They alege
that the company has suffered several creditors TO
obtain a preference by judgments which aggregate
g 224 The Sheriff levied the effects In the COM
pany's once. The company was organized in jan
uary 1898 with a capital stock OF 81. 900. under
New-Jersey laws. 10 do a freight and passenger
business between this city. Maine and the prov
inces but the with Spain interfered with the
business, and later on the company lost three YES
sals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ilGth-st. corner LenoK ave. for Eve story
and a six-stOry brick hAthOuses. with stores.
3JxJ5 ii and 45xSg.2 Strauss 4 kothschid. No -
iOs East sisf-st owners. q J Pelham. architect $40
18gth e. Tinton-ave. for a i've story
brick and stone fHthOuse. with stores. 2l3NoO4.
Thomas Farley No II Ritter Place, owner;
Mul!lken No ~ sih-ave. architect. ...-----..- 30
sgfh-st : " corTer Amsterdam ave, for six
story brick ana stone hatholse. lvIho o.
stevens No - Wsil-st owner. q Manning -
No s. East s6th-st. architect ..-.... 100
leO,h-st corner Union for a aye-itorY
briok aathouse. with stores. 30 2xiOO. o -.
Pacher owner: W c Dieksrsor. architect. ~
s,encer Place O. $50 :; n % l44th-r, for
f,osIr-storv brick nsthouse &x50. 7 & Wal
poIe 40 4s7 East lasth-st owners. Baxter .
Son. architects - .,
brick fathouse. 25175. P LAMBERT. No go
Fast ipth-st. owner; " Dckerson. No oS@ .
,acks.n-@ve " . BIS u Of i5eth-st. Tor two
thrAe story brick and frame rhih1u.es 2ixgs
So .sx.Te ~ HnfiEr,y No al nasi 10Th =.
n, evrsY, W Dlcksrson. syesiIeei, ',.''. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
Excursions.
M 7 I AN
BEACH.

Trains leave foot OF sab st. E r. y Y daily except
e,aS.ys h.4O 40 80 800. ll:O A. NJ l2:lO and
5Sif hourly ITO to S:4O p M 80 $50 6;4o 600 GO
10 40 SEQ $40 =. VI.
se1na.vs ESQ 40 1910 II 10 A. NJ, l2lO and half
bo,,iv 10 10 9:lO p ". 1910 n .., ,,
Iune nth trains will leave foot Whitehall
6, Battery via ssth ST. South Brookyn Ferry ahy
10 - ~ and every forty minutes 40 20 800 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
SMALL COLORADO BANK CLOSED.

Monte Vista Col. June 15-The State Bank, 4
private concern. has posted a notice CLOSED till
return OF president" The bank also has offices at
HOOPER and Creole Its nominal capital is 5000
The total liza biites given TO the public at the last
statement were S25.554 The assets were SH.469.
The president OF the bank IL J. y. Mabee. The
bank was incorporated August II. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

William Crossley, theatrical manager living
AZ No POS West Thirtyeghth-st.' has filed peti-
ton in bankruptcy with Liabilities OF 500 and no
sssets He was formerly OF Humphrey d. Crossiey'
Whitaker Crossey and McArdle & Crossley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

At the Chase National Bank yesterday # was
said that the Colorado bank referred TO in the dis
patch was q small institution, which had kept
deposits with the Chase Bank in order 10 be pro-
vided with New-York exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy has been
filed against Michael Bach. merchant tailor at No
ma East Fourteenth-st and at No. 1863 West Forty
second-st by three creditors. II was alleged on
information and belief that on June ne had as
posed of his property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

Mortz schoenthal, Of No. 81 East Seventh-st, has
filed q petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities OF
SO sos and no assets. He formerly Of Danzls
& Schoenthal importers OF millinery goods at No.
IS Bleecker-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

Edward F. Kilgore. commission broker at No. 6SS
Broadway, has filed petition In bankruptcy, with
liza bties OF 81 ,S14 and no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
6nrsrs ann Carrlaacs.

r$rrIr.Y sauprsd livery business for sale ont,,hiro
down balance easy terns W. u "&IIA 80 aAA-
sol PAss Hseekyn !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Justice Gildersleeve. Of the Supreme Court has
spposnted John S. McMsster Of Jersey CITY amen
IT receiver for the property IN this STATE on ,De
sLAee Terry Manufacturing Company, hanuia''
"ers Of bicycle sundries al No. z@ Centre-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

Two judgments aggregstine s2l. l55 were entered
yesterday against the Atlantic Highlands, heo
'snk and Long Branch Electric Railway company
-. .ao Adolph G. Greenberg in favor OF the feouah-
ss,s Sstiorsl Bank OF Bridgeport. C2nn OF ~ Mr.
Tie company which were 'heo'ssS " 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16

Deputy sherin Roberts received an execution yes
S'osy against Erwin Davis. Of No. IN Aaolson-
I've, IN favor OF Romans & Co. broker TOT ~''""'
'sassce due stock transactions In 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
THE ENGLESIDE,

BEACH HAVEN y. J. NOW OPEN
Hot sea-water baths in the and all the desirable
aduncts OF a modern hotel home by the sea Beach
Haven for ts machess bay for sailing and fish
select class Of Its patrons
Send for souvenir. ROBT. b. ENGlsS SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
Furnished 6onses 60 fei--G onnirp.
Giip Gotfls.


ST. NICHOLAS Tsmlly .iotei. Washlns,on Pace. sa-
I - Superior accommodation EaF9psan
snd Anssieaa plaza Charges msesTats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
NlAMEsMA LAKE HOUSE.

C. NJ BARTLETT. Propr. =. o. MONTICELLO Suiii-
van Co " Y An ideal summer home at moderate
cost: the healthNst locality in the East positively no
malaria no mosquitoes humidity; always cool; &C
commodities 10; modern riences: every Amusement
beautifully illustrated booklet giving tuh par
ticulars, with 80 Photographic Views
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-16
Counirn Boarb uaniso.

WANTED. for adults for season. within
w hour and quarter u city. Address j. y o.
Tribune once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
rurpn PROPOSED CHARTER CHANGES
Municipal Ownership of street ""'
xva,. md Conduits 10 he DiSc"sse"'

A. announced IN yesterday Dispaicn
the Committee on Charter Changes WIN
meet al G o'clock this evening. MUNICIPAL
ownership Of sireef-failways ana c0nouits
ore tho subjects 10 be considered. Inc
resolution under which the committee VIII
act was adopted by the Common Couhch
August eth. II instructs the comnlttee
To report amendments TO the city char-
ter as follows:
1. Granting power to the city TO con-
struct or acquire by purchase. maintain
and operate street-railways for the car
RAG, of passengers and freight, Tor hlre
and reward and IN furthcfance OF suSh
powers to issue bonds ana Seegae ro oiie
same upon such franchise, trackdSe, ron
ing stock. etc.
Granting power TO the city TO con-
strucf maintain. rent, or lease under
ground conduits within the cry on ilSh-
mond for the conduct OF telephone, tele-
graph. and other eiectilcal coNuuV .o.s,
and M furtherance Of such powers TO issue
bonds aud secure the same upon such
eondults: also. allowing the city TO lease
or rent ont sewers IN.
II IS not thought that The committee
will do much more than organize al th's
meeting. ,,..ua
ines Committee viii meet and CONSIDER
among other matters, the placing 81 'ne
Spanish guns that are 70 be brought ~
Richmond. e,..o.,e
Al SEQ o'clock the Committee on Streets
will meet 20 take up the applicdl9 ION OF
the Virginia Electrical Railway ana lJe-
velorment Company in regard to the 10
cation of their cOnduits. All oppOsltloh
has been Withdrawn, ana me ma III
w,bfcb was greatly misunderstood, VIII
pass with little or no difficulty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
Proucrty Transfers.

Richmond: A. c. Ellington to EiiZabeth
ByT0n. 30 feet at northwest corner BloaI
and Thirty-sCcOnd streets, subject 10 ueeu
Of trust for $3.50, $3.50. = I'D
Ida x. and r. + Gray, Sarah y; anu
II. II. May and William + Drlnkar1, . T.
10 Frances a. Butt and Mary \. Drink
ard SIS interest in 70 feet AT northeast
corner Main and Harvie streets, 2,OiO.
Ida r. and r. f. Gray, Sarah II. ana
r. IA Nav. Fannie A. and J. NJ Butt'
and Mary n Drlnkard to w. F. Drinkard,
Jr.. is interest in II feet on east si1e
sixth street. Il feet south of south SIDE
Of CLAW street 81 $50.
Ida r. and r. f. Gray. Sarah p. and X;
II May. Fannie A and J: NJ. Butt ana
w +. Drinkard, Jr.. TO Mary n Drink
ard. as interest i'm - 7l4-l2 feet on noIth
side Main street between Plum ana LON
hardy streets. 81 100.
y X. Lees trustee TO RIO. Lee. 81 az
feet on east side Fifth street. north oil
Leigh. S2.725. l,.,o,,,, %
William Sinton to Halves Colemdh, %
feet at southwest corner Grace anu
'Tvrentv-siyth streets $3.50.
Hcnrico: Mozclle Owenss sub-unStee 70
II /, CabeH. strip of land 100 feet Wloe
on both sides Richmond. Petersburg ana
Carolina railroad. near Curry street con-
tanning $50 acre. Sl,lyl. ,, ~,
L. II. DuucansOn from Richmond fer-
petual Building Loan and trust com
pauv. trustee is feet on south side BiO0k-
land street, 2j6 feet from Dinneen street,
81 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
TO CONDEMN GINTER PROPERTY
Commissioners Appointed by Judge
Wickham-Other County News

Judge Wickham. in the County Court
yesterday, appointed Messrs ]. A. Four
qurean. r. a. Cary Caskie T. Smith, j.
ii O Banncn. and A. +. Mosby. commits
sioners TO condemn property OF the Gin-
ter estate for the Richmond Petersburg
and Carolina railroad. The commission
ers will meet on the 10Th instant at IL
o'clock.
The motion for a new trial for Corne-
iius Hawkins Was oVerrUled ty Judge
Wickhaun Hawkins was given FIVE years
Imprisonment for attempting 10 poison
the family OF II. III, Indian.
Sidney Jefferson u "a prisoner In the
county jail. charged with stealing horse
from Amanda Allen
The County Clerk issued marriage
license TO Antoine Dementy and Emily
Virginia Whiteside. and 90 Wells Birch
ard and Mary Eta Melton
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
WILLIAM GILLETqEs COMEDY.
"Recausc She Loved Him So
Grent Success-MOrrisOn To-NiSht'

What trouble may be caused in a
happy household by two insignihcant
brown hairs found on the lapel OF a
mans coat is DELIGHTFULLY."- told I'm VIII
liam Gu,ottes Because She Loved Ham
So" comedy adapted from the French.
which was presented al the Academy yes
terday at matinee and evening perform
ances. Despite the origin OF the piece
IL Is perfectly wholesome. 10 which no
dOabt. thanks are due Mr. u cite.
Coming so shortly after the idst french
importation which. occupied the boards
OF the Academy. the comedy OF yeSttr-
day was quite refreshing.
The company WAS IAN entirely Fsla ore
one. and each role was well sustained
The three acts were provided with spe-
CIal settings. and nothing was lacking 20
make the production perfect one MI
John Day Murphy, as the qul- T. easy So
ing old gentleman. whose LIES journey
has been made without Storm To mar
the voyage. gave "a delightful chaIdCteil-
cation Equally as clever was the I'M
JersonatiOn by Eme Germon, OF MIS-.
WCatherby, type or thoSe sMtct-teHl-
perod, kindly old ladies. whose gray mars
make her AN the moro lovable Miss
Clara Dickcy. as Gertrude west. VINO
causes all the trouble, was most natural
and her exhibition OF unreasonable Jeai-
ousy was quite realistic. There are many
such characters in real life from when
10 draw the picture she presented. Helen
ReInsey. as Donna Adehna Gonzales
spoke with pretty accent quite becoming
the part. and her manners were mdiked
By those little foreign affections one
notices both in the Spanish and French
woman Oliver West the uniortunat e
husband. who found that even two nairs
might burden him as with heavy lOad'
was very good. as was also JOHN Wesley,
az Tom Weatherby, an innocent victim
OF the family quarrels.
The audience at both performances was
of eoodly size. and showed by unLe-
strained laughter their enjoyment OF the
comedy.
Lewis Morrison tonight Will appear be-
fore Richmond theatre-gOcrs I'm a new
role. that Of Frederick the Great The
play is said to be not only artistic IN
point Of acting, but d magnificent scenic
producfion. Morrison is a great favorite
here. He has a fine company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
JUSTICE JOHNS DELIvERANCE.
His Honor Talks SOberly 10 Old
sonks-His Cases Yesterday.

Justice John had a full court again
yesterday morning. His Honor INDUCED
in some plain talk to the old soaks. much
TO the amusement Of the onlookers and
tho CONSERVATION Of the old soaks them
selves Every onlOoker knows that there
are some half hundred old fellows in
town who are IN their normal state only
when ChOck a block with old rye. These
old fellows work occasionally and then
get drunk They sometimes keep O.
sinking fund OF $50. and when they are
fined are able 10 pay themselves out. II
they are not. some plying TREND does u
fOI them In about TWO days they are
drunk again.
pines won't cure as long as Other peo-
pie pay them" remarked his Honor, sage
~. yesterday morning. thereafter, any
ola soak that comes before me Will nave
TO go 20 Jail
After the above deliverance his Honor
seemed 20 rest more easily, and proceeded
with the docket
Mary Anderson (cOloreO was charged
with being a suspicious character she
went down for thirty days. The police
Nill examine her record in the mean time.
George Booker (cOloreD was up Tor
driving a lame horse. He was fined 81 81.
John II. Robertson, colored man, be
heves IN avenging injuries, real or I'M
aginary. He says a man In hack reach
ed out and struck him. He reiaiiatcd by
hurting a stone through the mack WlndoW.
II cost him So
There We're a number of other cases,
but they were not important ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
THE PHMADELPHIA EXPOSITION
Mr.. NewIand in Richmond i'm IFS IN
terests-ExcursiOn to Run.

Mr.. b. \. Newland. formerly connected
with the Seaboard AIRLINE passenger de-
partment is in the city in the interest OF
the National Export Exposition now be-
ing held in Philadelphia. Nj. Newland
met with representatives Of the Chamber
OF Commerce and Young Mems business
Association with a view 20 having VIZ
gina day at the Exposition. but me pro-
position was not accepted. Speaking
generally Of the Exposition. Mr.. Newland
says:
1T is an unique exposition. and one OF
the greatest ever held IN America. II
marks an epoch I'm the commercial his
tory Of this country. and Will be Of vital
Interest TO every manufacturer IN the
land. The South can hc seen there with
her cotton and her iron, and her lumDor,
and her marble. ana scores Of other pro
ducts which she exports. and the business
men from this section Of the country. as
we'll as from albother sections, VIII see
the tremendous strides which the South IS
making in this direction.
IL have been" said he. through the
Carolinas and shall have toured every
Southern State when I return TO Phila-
delphia The people whom | have come
in contact with the boards Of trade, the
commercial bodies, speak well Of the EX-
port Exposition and are satisfied that
A. viii prove benefit and a blessing to
the commerce of our country
Special excursions will probably be ar
ranged TO run from Richmond TO the eX-
position.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19
Al Police Headquarters.

Chief Of-POlice Howard received a tele-
cram from Washington yesterday adj
Vieine him Of the arrest Of Joseph 2.
Frasier Oolored). who has forty-one pairs
OF pants. thirty coats and vests. and three
overcoafs. all new. lie asks II any COM
plants have been made.
Defoctiyes Gibson and Wren found a
birdie and rein at a junk-shop on Brook
avenue Yesterday. and il now awaits rs
owner at the office Of the Chief OF Police
The bride Is i'm excellent condition and
ems to be quite new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-19

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