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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r

scyJrDIuE, IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. In.
Leave New-York Whitehall Terminal. South FssU ana
'00' VI .psly Except Sunday. tsundaya
CHICAGO $40 A m. from Liberty street orty). IN
o. m and s12i night. - ,u 49,. .-,-A
'0 5TspPIN T ST, louis .sDs a m. 'soS p
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. t765, 1888 CpinSrJ
I'll % a m. QDiner). tIcoo D. M, 'l2o Mlnep' =. %
DINER .505 D. m. and 1910 night NORFOLK. fazoo
y Al, ~, trains are Illuminated with PIntsch light
0r1ces: ii3 i12 2ei 434. 1854 81 way 70 Union oq.s
~ io7 Rowery n Y; 800 Futon-st. $50 orAhAm-eve.
Rro,okIyn: whitehall Terminal. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

~ s s; g. ", Siss s RI s,
SSoSsIIi As%ss sSsp sssss 10, si%.sl ses;s
all day By xayns s wa; hs o
The general idea being tina. condition above 70 would
the market sses sA sns Strength ana n:n
s's sSs 9 ussr ID. nS e.
Export developments and cable ahvoes disappointing
s. dscSe .
able new r a .ns in
ps0ts Of general storm .aSashSu' winter wh.. STATE, ,s
portions Of Indiana. "A Missouri State weather bulletin
en and Western cOun,ss where nearly the entire crop
SsS snd "a. the wn or s sDy.
likewise favorable Afternoon dispatches claimed that the
fsy
ouS the s%s the az ny ana other
nc s s sSy S %sss % ' a 1ss
o. It's being delivered specified time which ought
Erie s saPC which sad
tie effect upon the market as such boats as were started
and most Of the grain now In Buffalo Is being mGwes
ssaScard wheat and nonr CLEARANCE. were 1iS 600 bush
closed sSsa n, p1r: wheat was pss G
%ors ss foiows spot aSTiys;
Duluth iio arrive No red 5s%s elevator .on The
aG Ga x. 4.S4sa s s ae as sS ssnpa %
ago Estimated yield 8is5o bush a77 $40 coo
on ' the ' late s, curb july wheat offered down C
this dns hs G but ps
steadiness rumors Of good export business although
only about 81 loads found to the close Offerings
were light throughout the session Liverpool closed Sd
higher and seaboard clearances although light and
636 bush behind last week expected Increase
with the advent Of arrivals from Buffalo The weekly
Government bulletin made a favorable report corn
planting operations. No. corn closed at 40%c o b
afioat arrive, for .OATS-The market was
except for export "ansactons OF
100 bush. closed at Sic; No oats 3oc;
No white 35hc: No white 34c; track mixed. 3ld33c;
track white S493ec; No white clips 3ec RYE
Market easy. No Western 67Isc, and No Northern.
Csc, both b. ehoat: State rye 624c. c T. New,York
CARROTS .BARI,EY-Market quiet. Feeding 4lp42c'
nd 50c both 4 (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Spot closed quiet with quotations unchanged.
the basis of ehc for niddling upland and 6lsc for
n!ddlng Gulf. compared S%sc and Gesc respec-
lively year Total sales Of 740 bales included 40
bales 10 spinners ana 300 for delivery contract Spot
cotton In Southern markets telegraphed Ex
change follows: New-orieans quiet. Lice up BIC
Mobile quiet Life: Savannah quiet 5&c: Charleston
steady at She: Wilmington. holiday: Norfolk dull
atc Baltimore nominal at 6hc; Memphis steady ONO
loxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
NAVAL STORES.

The quotation Of spirits turpentine marked of
cent to-day. Savannah showing decline and local in p
cuirv being light Rosin held UP pretty well 10
former prices these departments OF fair
volume The close quiet. Quotations follow;
TAR-Regulars. 81 81.
TAR OTIl--Rhls 81 37is.
SPIRITS TTRPENT1NE--42ia dl3c. -
ROsIN-Comnon good. strained 81 5ods1 ~ p
81 co: F. 81 20; g. 81 20: H. 81 30: l. 81 20; X s.; NJ
50 -: " 50 30: w G. 81 II; " W. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DELAWARE, LAcxAWANNA & Western

-..,,. - Nov York foot OF barclay and Christopher
SITS. anr n,
Ringhamton Mail ooo AIN. Do" pun
Buffalo Ithaca Oswego & Utica eo,u
,Ekpre9ss iu,r Eynress .... 100 pm. 800 pm.
scranton Wilkesbarre & Plymouth ,o,o.n
Chicago Buffalo Lin. Eek. 100 pm 80 80 80
Buff Elk Tar. Buff. I45 a. m.l 'o3o pm. ''V "''''
Syracuse, Ithaca, Oswego, Utica .-,nn
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 80 ana
$50 Broadway and II Park Place -, $1,000.
Wescotts Express Co Will call Tor ana checA o"se"e'
TO 'Daiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Receipts az New Orleans tomorrow estimated AT
LOO 600 bales against $50 week and asa .st
year Estimated receipts at Houston tomorrow were
go go bales; actual last bales: last wear
ia bales ''
Rece pts ports interior points 10 day COM
rsrel with the same day week and iaa, vear. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

London May O-Turpentne-spirits 33s - ~
Charleston. &. C.. May l0.-Turpentine nothing DONG
quotations omitted. Rosln hIm pnchansed 10th
Wilmington y. C.. May 10.-Sprits turpentlne, notn
ing doing: receipts 81 casks. Rosn firm. a5cnSl re
ce,pts 30 hbs Crude turpenne steady. 81 35Hs2 80
End 81 go receipts 10 .bbls Tar firm. 81 20 receipts %
bis a. =. 90.
Savannah. May 1o.-spirits turpentne hrm az Ssc:
saies GO bbls receipts 6i5. Rosn firm at close
sales Oj0 bbls receipts 3 49I Quotations: A. r. G. -
81 y 81 49, +. 81 ~ G. 81 30; II. 81 80: l. ~ 49, H.
81 q. NJ 81 so: n 81 10: w G. So 35; W w. 81 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Rio--COfee market STEADY: No Rio. s$025 Exchange
9-l6d; receipts. 5000 bags cleared for the United
states 5000 bags cleared for Europe Loo bags stock
"a COO bags.
The STATISTICAL poson Of Brazil coffee is foows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
RAILROADS..
Central \. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite Coal used exclusively.
Four tracks electro Pneumatic Signals.
leaving ,n s.d tls Sss so s; .I mH act Whitehall. s
Eve earlier that given below for Liberty St.
" r.; 3. an, .sy .f, ter, May , 3 lisa. g,
For Es..on soshlss.m Sli:Ssow1. Chunk. se:
G:S % r.:;sa, to ss': $780, sunday. .''
A. For Rss I'd and aarri.Ssrs at 400 sc 49, 90
GS to R Rsss'a H. 10 s' as' $50 Goo NJ
SHsu Iss'sss and nYss, st sun .ss.
$50 a. NJ AZ IT, XII sI k Is III: night
R Sa n ssn us - pa PLEASANT ss @
s @ only 70 Red asn . :;is t p.9 s sns
Ocean Grove). 900 r1oi5 only to Red Bank A. M d"
For Atlantic Husbands. ..:ao. $50 ii;ao A. NJ i4S'
tss sS ,D1 n ssSSsy' s9S H. .GG
fSr 300 4Sn. no vsi ana Sa9Sss :G s $50 NJ
For Atlantic City vinelsnd Bridgeton. '4so A. NJ.
s BsafH aG H. ns sAand
days. '00 A. s SANDY hook ROUTE.
For Atlantic Highlands. HIssland Peach. ar Runs:
IcSS a. a ESQ p Monmouth n Beach, and Long
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND "AshiN"-
TON.
From foot Liberty ct. -
Week days. - 80 500. 1000 Ol 80 Dining Carr A. d.
90 80 900 Royal Blue Limited, 600 Dining Sar;
Dining Carr A. NJ 80 600 Royal Blue Limited, .s;Oe
Dining Carr, 100 p NJ. 125 mdL Additional trains lGi
obadeln his week days 49, NJ. 80 90. 4:3o
100 300 p NJ. Sundays. 900 A. ~. 400 r. N CO
Tickets and parlor car foot OF Liberty y,
whitehall ST. lS ~ 2e 4s4 80 i2si 80 a sos e.
o7a West l25th ST. 2i5 Columbus Az. New YORK; Gou
ST. 3li SEQ Fulton ST., BROOKLYN; ~ Brosdway VII.
Harrisburg The n Y. Transfer Co. Will car TOT ana checA
baggage from hotels residences TO Destination
Liberty ST only.
+From South Ferry at 5:25 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

Foreign coffee markets; Santcs-Cofee market firm
good average santos. 1900 receipts 1000 bass stock
changed $50 p m. partly ). pig net decline sales,
OOo bags. Hayre-Cofee market opened quiet al "a
franc decline: ~ n. unchanged at steady and
unchanged closed ,. franc net decline total sales, 1900
b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11

a7i.c oats oieady: No white clipped 34hga5c; No ,
do 33BGS4c: No mixed clipped. 32hGaSc Butter hrm
and in demand; fancy Western sresmery a'r; 40
prints 2Oc Eggs and in fair demand tresn
~ i3c do Western 13ac; do southwestern logi Co.
do Southern 124c Receipts tlour % Dds anu yvhsst
sacks corn 81 900 bush; oats, 4IOO shlpne"'s' ""'
t. 700 BUSH corn 5000 oats. 2i.Oo
St. Louis May 1O-wheat lower and unsettled No
red cash zoe; May T5iac: July. 71S911l bid; NO
hard $50 roc Corn higher; No cash a2h ,, M
cash &c: Nav 27ac July. 23Ac; September. 2IHc:
No white 30i3ic Flour dull and unchanged. Bran
quiet steadv sacked track. 5S1fqo9c
mests-Roxed shoulders 81 % extra shorts - ,ns
Bacon-Boxed shoulders -; extra
shorts rs 37 ribs IS 5O shorts SIS rs Pork quiet AZ
so Lard lower: prime steam 81 y; choice - H. But
Ter steady: creamery 146i7iac; dairy 12ql4c Eggs
lower at 10c
Toledo May 1o-wheat lower dull NO sanc osf.
lever steady: No 9 mixed. 27c. Rye unchanged; NO
cash 5sc bid Cloverseed dull steady; prime new cash
and 81 TO: October, - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-11
W CORNER COLUMBUS AVE. AND soTH 81

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The TRIBUNE
n received at their UPTOWN once. No. l2tz broaaway,
"a door north 3lst-s. until o'clock p m adver.se
office until o'clock p. M VIZ: % az
cor 23d-s l52 oh-ave. 12th-st Macy - ona,e;
eni fath ST ;4a Columbus-ave near West Goth ST. 100
West t2d-st near 6th-ave 90 East l4th-st Zo
4odst between 7h and Sh 1853 East 4Iths 100
3d-ave between 10th and nth SITS; l028 ga mar
S9th-st; ooo 3n-ave ma.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
APPLICATIONS FOR CITY PROPERTY
Glenn Syndicate File Papers in Half
Dozen Cases.

The Glen syndicate. of Roanoke. which
has during the past few months filed Zoo
applications for property in Richmond
that has been returned delinquent. has
huttered the peaceful dOyecote IN the CRY
Hall by fling applications against seVe-
raj pieces Ut property belonging 10 the
city.
six such applications are now pending,
and two applications have oeeh eNaihIHeo
and the claims satisfied.
The applications are all for property
which came into the hands OF the city
between the years 1850 and 1894. The titles
TO this property were supposed 10
be clear until the representatives, OF the
Roanoke syndicate commenced their very
Systematic search through the land-b0oks.
The applications have been referred 10
the City Engineers Department for eX-
animation, and in the eases already in
vestigated it has been found that the
taxes were assessed on the property prior
10 the time that it came into the hands
Of the city.
Two OF the lots are In the neighborhooG
OF ChimboraZo Park.
The syndicate has acquired no les:
than eight pieces Of property on persona
service. That is to say, owners who have
been notified OF the applications OF the
syndicate have allowed their property
10 pass out OF their hands. In three in
stances, however. the owners have re-
covered their property sfter making sat
isfactory terms with the syndicate.
a representative of the syndicate said
yesterday that the proportion Of delin-
quent lands was FAR greater in Richmond
than I'm any other place. He cited seve-
raj instances where properly has been
found 10 be as much az thirty years In
arrears. and he mentioned one case where
a piece Of property belonging TO well
known physician was valued at 5000 ant
the amount of taxes on the same was
s., 500
This gentleman is firmly convinced thai
the action of the syndicate Is a benefit
not only 10 the State but 10 the landed
interest OF the city and the real estate
dealers At all events, a good many
titles have been cleared, and many title.
that the owners thought were clear
have been found 20 be clouded, for tn,
agents of the syndicate are admittedly
expert title examiners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
AN INTERESTING INSURANCE CASE.
Company Enjoined from Selling
PrOperty-Suit Against the city.

A case that is likely to attract much
attention is soon to be heard in the
Chancery Court.
The United Security Life Insurance and
Trust Company, of Pennsylvania, few
years ago started business in this State
This concern will pay you the face value
of your policy at the time you are in
sured. but penal bond is required to be
given in which the insured binds himself
to pay monthly the interest on the
money and the premium on his policy.
Good security is required.
\ colored man, named Christopher
Wikerson, who resides on west Leigh
street. took out policy OF $3.50 on his
life in July, 1885, and got the money.
He bound himself to pay the company
$296S monthly, and mOrtgaged his resi-
dence to the concern. Wilkerson kept
UP his payments until November last,
when he defauted. He had paid in some-
thing over $500. The company offered to
give him credit for $780, and figured out
that he was indebted TO The concern in
the sum Of $3.50. Steps were taken re-
Gently TO sell the real estate. and 1t was
advertised to be disposed of at public
auction next Tuesday. Hon. George D..
Wise and Mr.. S. ID. Davies, counsel for
Wilkerson. have secured an injunction to
stop the sale.
The case will come up on its merits
within the next month. Nessrs. Stiles az
Holiday represent the company. 1t VIII
be contended by counsel for WILKINSON
that the company's contract required
usurious interest, and was therefore, ne
gal and is not binding The Court will De
asked to decide whether this was loan
of money or insurance on the mans llfe
A case somewhat similar has been decid-
ed in Pennsylvania. 1t yas held that the
contract was q perfectly legitimate one
but the question Of usury was not passed
upon. Counsel for Wilkinson Will rely
largely upon a decision by the Supreme
Court of the United States in which II
was held in a case somewhat similar 10
this that the life insurance feature was
a device TO cover up the practice OF usury'
The Williams Printing Company mas
entered suit against the city for $500 DAM
ages. No declaration has been filed, but
the ground of the suit is said to be breach
Of contract.
The williams Company claims that an
arrangement was made years ago by
which they were to have printed the
Ordinances codihed by Mr.. Alexander
Coke for the city. Since the ordinances
have /, N codihed by Captain carton
Mccarthy the contract has been gwen
IA the present city contractor, and the
Williams Company sues to recover the es-
timated value of the contract.
Motion for judgment %as entered In
this court in the case Of james NJ Tay-
lor against the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association for 5000 the amount
Of his policy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: j. ID. Carneal and wife 10
W. c. Wagner and wife. 81 feet on e4st
side Beech street. 1873 feet north OF Car,
$500.
Charles S. Campbell TO James Ii. chap
pell, a 5-l2 feet on east side Third street,
Il S-l2 feet north OF Byrd street, $500
Samuel Branch's trustee 10 l.. Kcpq.e-s
Jr.. % feet on north side Moore stse4
between Harrison and Hancock, $5.3-
Alice ID. and NJ. W. Gayle 10 Buuyat
Robins. 20 4-l2 feet at northeast corner
Ninth and Main, 81 800.
l.. Keppler, Jr., to Salle Holmes. y
feet on north side Moore street between
Harrison and Hancock streets, $40.
George c. White and wife 10 Christian
Goldback, 81 feet on east side Fourth
street between Duyal and Baker streets
(corrects error in former decd. 81.
c. +. ..--.,tlc, special commissioner
and Elizabeth and al. r. Torbeck 10 To-
Kepplcr. Jr.. 20 feet on north side Moore
street between Harrison and Hancock
streets.
Goldie NJ. Darden TO Alice c. Shcarar.
one fifth interest in Is feet on north side
Grace street between Seventh and Eighth
streets. subject 10 deed OF trust Tor $500.
$500.
Henrico: George W. West and vie %
Susan NJ. and Susan Dust, l50 acres near
Taylor's crossing. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
THIS ALSO NEEDS EXPLAINING.
Captain Cbadwick's Peculiar heP"''
Anent Sampson's Flagship

.N.s.. ono
New York Correspondence baitiihoIe
Americana
The Brooklyn Eagle has the following
talk from a naval officer in Washington
concerning the activity OF captain Chaa-
wick In SIMPSONS beha1.
II am watching with considerable curl
osity the report OF the findings in the Ad-
miTal Cervera court-martial case. you
know upon the return OF the distingulsheu
Spanish officer 10 his own country ne was
tried BY court-martlaL During the pro
ceedings he told frankly the whole story
OF The battle OF Santiago and the destruc-
ton Of Els fleet. The Bureau OF Naval
Intelligence expects to receive the md
ings in a few days. and viii make a
careful translation of the report
cit is believed that Admiral CerVeTa )
story will set at rest great many OF
the conflicting stories that are now gong
the rounds of the American press. ana
that IL Will explain the parts taken in the
memorable engagement by the TWO rival
American admirals. Some. OF course,
are now inquiring closely into the rela-
ton Of Captain Chadwick 10 the main
dispute. since he has been brought into
recent prominence by being appointed
10 receive the dispositions OF Heilner aud
H0dggon.
"As will be recohected. Chadwick was
the commander OF the New York Admiral
SIMPSONS flagship during the Santiago
hight. and has Enormously tried 10 have
that vessel counted in ag one OF the We
torious Meet. In his report OF July 4th
Captain Chadwick stated that the speeO
Of the New YORK had increased toward
the end OF the chase 20 six teen knots and
In his supplementary report he puts the
speed at seventeen knots.
The New York was at Siboney. nine
miles east or the entrance 10 the bay of
Santiago, az $3.50 when the enemys fleet
came out. AZ II .35 the New York reached
the wreck OF the Niscaya. OF Asser-
raderos. Al LIS the Colon surrendered
a
being ten miles 10 the eastward but
reached that point at 2;zs. From Siboney,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
.NeCkWeac.
Julius SyCle & Son.

the starting point OF the New York on
that desperate squirt 10 get In at the death
10 the spot where the Colon rested on the
sands. is just siXty-One miles Dy water
or about fifty-three nautical miles. The
Wainwright board showed that the New
York was from $3.50 until ii :30 in steam
ing from Siboney 10 Asserraderos Point
tWenty-seven miles. The same report
shows that the New York took from ll;33
until ;23 to reach position No. Z, west OF
Demas Cay, a distance of twenty-Iour
miles only, with nine miles to so 10 the
wreck Of the Colon.
Assuming that the New YORK did not
reach her maximum speed until she pass
cd the mouth Of the harbor, and was then
steaming rate of. say. fifteen knots. she
would have at that rate of speed made,
from $3.50 to 20, a distance Of sixty miles.
which considering that the whole dis
lance from Siboney to the Colon was only
hfty-one miles. would have placed the
New York two miles west Of the Colon
at the time of the surrender. That is &C
cording TO Captain Chadwick's record.
But the New York did not reach the
Colon until 2:23, and she was. In fact, nine
or ten miles east of the Colon at 1:2S. In
view of the fact that the department.
seems inclined to examine closely the dis-
crepancies of that famous engagement, II
might well look into this peculiar state
ment of captain Chadwick"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
ACROSS THE BORDER.
THE PENITENTIARY DEBTS AMI
THE COURTS.
The CREDITORS ARE CLAAOROU;
BIDS Invited for Raleigh Street I'M
provement Bonds-The Corpora
tiou Commtssfon-COtto Growing
RapidIy-Summer schools.
for Raleigh Street I'M

RALEIGH, N. c., June A-(speciaL)-'
James Lessons, Jr., Of Rocky Mount
and NJ. T. Wood, Of Enfield, to-day hied
petitions in bankruptcy In the CLERK
Office of the District Court here.
The State Treasurer says he wants the
penitentiary debt case settled by the
courts as quickly as possible. The credi'
tors in this State. as we'll as In virginia
Maryland, and Georgia, are clamorous fo'
their money.
Bids are invited for Nalcigh's new issue
Of 100000 of street improvement bonds
having thirty years to run at per cent
interest. Releigh's net debt is now only
s259. 800, all contracted for street I'M
provements and sewerage. The city Will
no doubt, avail itself OF Its option, and
in a year or two purchase the water
plant, which is fine property.
w. K. Withers and C. b. Williams Will
leave here next Tuesday for San Fran
visco. to represent North Carolina at the
agricultural convention.
The Corporation Commission Will not
poses of the assessment Of railway and
other property.
Cotton is growing rapidly. Blooms are
being brought in here. Usually cotton Is
chopped" three times. but this year.
owing to the lateness. there will. as
rule be only two "chopplngs, ana THIS
will save considerable labor.
Next week the State superintendent or
Public Instruction will visit the sum-
mer schools at the University and wake
Forest College.
Attorney-General Walser calls your cor
respondents attention To the fact that
chapter 235, Public Laws, 1888, relative
to the probate Of deeds and the private
examination of married women, by
slip of the pen repeals section lOis OF the
Code (Which is the section prohibiting
lotteries, or, rather the selling OF lottery
tickets, in this State) when. as a mat
ter OF fact, it was meant to repeal chap
ter 1913 of the Code, relative TO the pro-
bate of deeds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
RICHMOND PEOPLE TO ATTEND.
Accountants OF H., II. a. u. and 4. 4, a.
on for the Montreal COnNentiORs

The annual convention Of railroad az
countants of the United States, which
will be held at Montreal. Can, this week.
Will attract TO that city a multitude OK
prominent railroad men from all over
this country.
Mr.. j. r.. Cox. accountant Of the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Mr.. r. A. Williams. assistant auditor Of
the Atlantic-Coast Line; Il. II. Duke. as
sistant auditor OF the Richmond Fred
ericksburg and Potomac, all OF this city,
left yesterday at noon for Montreal.
They were accompanied by Misses Louise
and Clara Cox, sisters OF Tr Cox; Miss
Lula Williams. sister Of Mr. Williams, Of
the Atlantic-COast Line, and Misses
French shelton and Annie Kecsee They
Will remain AT Montreal during the con-
vention, and make the return trip va
Boston and New York by the water
routes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Old Dominion Gun Club shoot.

At the regular weekly meeting OF me
Old Dominion Gun Club yesterday eve
Ming. high scores were a notable feature.
Mr.. Hart led with "a out OF a possible
80, with Messrs. GIN, Tignor, Taliaierro'
Vaughan. and Page following closely III
the order named.
At a recent meeting OF the clue "
was decided 10 hold the regular week.
meets on Tuesday afternoons. beginning
next Tuesday, June 18th. Instead OF on
Saturdays. as heretofore.
Mr.. william +. Gordon. Jr., OF Louisa
county. who is considered one or tho
best wing shots in the state. was pres
ont al The meeting yesterday but I'D
not participate In the shooting.