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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
NEW YORK MONEY MARNEr

New York July 25.-Moncy on cail &i.fl
Per cent; last loan At az, per cent.
Primo mercantile paper 3ia0iI. per cent.
Sterling Exchange easier. with actual
business in bankers bills at iSit,efi 81.
days. Posted rates 4S50LS5is and 4SSig
commercjal bills iin: bar silver, SOS
Mexican dollars. 4S. Government bonds.
weak; State bonds, inactive: railroad
bonds. irregular
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
TRUCK MARKET.
(By Telegraph to Virginian Pilot)
NEII NnDI-

+ Potatoes. quiet. fair TO prime. $1,000 ~:
fancy. s2Oot2.29; Southern sweets. $3oo@
Cabbage, STEADY; Long Island. Ss.ocQ5 %
per hundred
MuskmeIons. without further change:
Tar Southern stock rarely worth expenses.
.Watnrrielons. easier.
Musknelons, jersey, per half barrel
crate. 15c.Msloo; Baltimore and other
Maryland, per bushei basket. 75c. al %.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
The Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York. jay - Speculation on tho
active. nor aid the scope of snecula,ion
call forth much comment. Vhethor of
bu.lish be! "i. the traders iu,iOus.
influences bcin. of a siugul rnn1ict-
ing turn. The call develop, d steady
TO g. with prices point hiGhOr to | point
lower. The leading factors tending to re-
strain bear selling consisted of NOR, or
less general belief that the outstanding
long account had been pretty well climi-
mated from the situation, the market. It
was thought. being quite heavily ovcrs0ld
particularly by the European contingent:
cotton markets continued To send good
rcports. while the extreme low price Of
tho stanlc led to fears that the inVcs J.
ment public might rC-cntcr the market.
The longs were equally at a loss "a TO
which way to turn. itasmuch a. advces
ON the crop subject ind, ated splendid
conditions almost over tho entire belt.
while English market news proved sim
eularly disappoiniinE. was. therefore.
not unnatural that traders should hest
tate. Many traders gave attention during
the day to the rounding up OF stHgsl MS
accounts and the straighton'ns out of iu-
tcrcstS in the August position and REIN
Vestmcnt IN ihe later months. Near the
cnd OF the session prices went OFF several
points on liquidation The market closed
barely steady al a net loss of 3N' points.
New York Iuly s5.-Cotton quot: mid
ding 6l,c. Net receipts. baics gross
less bales. SAics. 90 bd.cs stock. iis9S1
bales.
Total to-day: No, rccepts. aen bales
exports TO Great Britain. -, htins. to tho
Continent 1850 bales: stock. i"I 40 bales
Total since September lst: Net rcc,ipt~.
S.3m,,Os hales. exports TO Great B,ittiu,
the Continent. 4.7sS 1873 bales
New York, July e5--Cotiou Futures OPP
encd steady. August, 5.S3. September. ..5i.
October, 5.6S November. 40. December
5.7e: January. So: February, 5.NG. March.
so. Aprl. 1888, May. 30
Cotton, spo, closed quiet. 1-lSc lover.
mi. ~ t.4sr 4.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
NAVAL, STORES

Charleston. : G.. July 2j.-Turron,ine
steady at So Resin. firm and unchanged
Savannah. Ga. July 2l.-rurpcntinc.
firm, i0irc. Rosin nrm and unchanged.
Wilminrton. y. c.. July .5.-Spirits tur-
pentinc. steady. 3g94 mioi,c Rosiu steady
NMgjc. Crude inrpcntinc. firm. 81 b. - ~
and 500. Tar firm $50
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

BnIIm0rC. Md. July -5.-T10Ur QUO
and unchanged. Wheat. dull. spot ana
September. 7e;set1Sisc.: Southern. 10y sam
pie. 65c,'2c.; Southern on grade. 6agi2c.
Corn, dull. mixed. spot and month. %6ft
5Gisc.. August. ScftSG'sc.: Sept emher 3ntW
SIi.c.. southern white corn. fOi4.i iic oats.
dull and easy; No. white. 50i2n3ic. Rye,
dull and nominal. No. = nearby. Sc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

N5A6. October. 5.651c5.c6: january :. 7eGi5 so.
Cn'tcd states port receipts yesterday
were $50 -oales, against 2,2G6 bales last
year
New orleans market declined 3 points
closing mt $40 for August
Thursday. 9th of July viii be August
Notlcc Day in Now York
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
300 LOTS IN VILLA HEIGHTS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

Wy order of the stockholders OF the]
LIE, i,d dieiEhts Company and in order Id
w VIII up the affairs of the company. VIZ
WI, VIII seil at public auction 10 tho high
csl oiaucr at the Norfolk Real Esta ~
anu STOCK Exchange. No. 236 MafEE
street. Norfolk, Va.,on
"EDNESDAY. AUGUST 9th. 1899 Al, y,
O'CLOCK NJ
s si those %aan 500 valuable lots belonging tci
sixth. Twenty-seventh, Twenty-eiShty
II,WWenty-ninth and Thirtieth street.l
VIA ana Druid Circle ana Waverivi
We call special attention or investors
10 THIS sale. as tho property is high and
ury ana situated in one OF the most ~ :
,ractive and beautiful suburbs of Norroi.
1Ienls ectween the city proper and ths
rark ana is bound to increase In value
INC company has provided for w;iter
anu me pipes will DO laid at once
iEhMS-Onc- third cash; bnlunce in one
anu TWO years. with 6 per cent. inicrcst
Secureu by deed OF trust on the propcrtv
uced or trust TO be drawn ard rccordcd
d bhc expense OF the purchaser: or oil
Sasn. az inc option of the purchaser. For
maps ana other Information call al ina
nuclloneer's office. who will take crcnt
pleasure In showing anyone the propertv
,,,e,s ii. l.. PAGE & Co
NO Auctioneers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
[. F. Rogers,

ROOMS I'll AND 2l3 COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GRANBY STREET.
ErOaES.
fiye story brick store No. A. Commercial
IIacc. possession January list. 1900.
store 10. - Commerce street.
Warehouse 100 Water street.
store No. $40 Butte street
Warehouse Nos 4! ana 81 Woodsido Lane.
store No. is Nivison street
stores Nos 2GT and .59 Water street
o:iccs: Cranky. Bank and Commerce sta
store 20 Water street.
DWELLINGS,
Dwelling No. lis Frecmason street.
Dwelling No Is frcrnason street.
Dwelling 30. - Charlotte street.
Dwelling ~. 2s1 Duke street
Dwelling 80. lOl York street
Dwelling No 30 York street.
Dwelling III Mottu Block, Client.
Dwelling on Warren Crescent
Dwelling No Pts ?ouSh street.
Dwelling No. 222 Housh street.
Dwelling No l01 York street.
Dwelling No 62f Butte street.
Dwelling No. 2a4 York street.
Dwelling oincy Road Client
Flat no. ii Washinton street.
Flat 20 CRANKY street.
Two rooms with bath. Granny street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
v. p. SNOW g. CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main st.

New. room house, Camp ave, Atlantic
CITY Ward.
S Lots corner Th.riy-nrst street and
Lcwillan avenue. Park Place. Cheap and
on easy terms.
10 Lot and House and Lot near High
land avenue. Hrambleton. Price. 5000
Easy terms
House and r Lots in Riverside Park;
easy payments. jelS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

do. per carrier. 5sc.@Sl.25: do. Virginia.
per carrier, 25Gil5c. do. per barrel. Joc.gl
sl.26.'---.
Warormelons. per carload, ;lc1u 2co: do.
per hundred $lQ.O0125.Oo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
CHICAGO MhRk6r.
What, Corn. Oats. Provisions. tari Short


Chicago. lN..JuIv 25-Uncxpcctodly light
receipts and further reports OF damage
from the Northwest caused rally in
wheat to-day. September closed az an
each. Provisions suffered from l!Quda-
ton Pork lost i9i-c.. lard 5g.iec. and
ribs 2isc.
The leading futures ranged az Follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
BYRD, BALDWIN s. CO.,
RENTAL AGEN1s. ROOMS ~ ANDlg
EADDlNtiTON B4fIDESG,
AMY STREET.
FOR RENT.

NA@AN l.
7Sl Church. N.&
500 CRANKY. $1,000.
Ito f'alkla nd, IS. 50
STORES.
80 Charlotte.
"a Charlotte.
So Charlotte.
Water. 1884.
33l Church. $40. 90
S37 Church. $40. 90
81 Bank. $40 90.
Go Commercial. Sic
200 Cranky, 525. 90.
3l3 CRANKY. 5000.
OFFICES.
Warehouse and Of
fees cor. Water
and Fayctte. Ss3.3]
Jos CRANKY. SIS 90.
III Main. $40 each.
West Building. cor.
Main and Church.
HaddinGton Build.
ing. cor. CRANKY
ard CITY Hall ave.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
PROVJDr\Clr

PROVIDENCE. i. I.
Quotations from Wm :. Sweet ~ son.
Watcrmelous. $l2OJs; 91C0
ESE Plant S2.JNW3..5 per barrel
kod SMcets. $3.0N!nioa: yo!loM. 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

BY Byrd. Baldwin & co. Rsai Estate
Auctionccrs, Rooms - and >; Had
d!nEton Buiiiur.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

p tRSUANT TO THE TERMS ol' \
4 certain decd Of trust. mad, to me,
Atlantic Trust and Scrrty i-mu.ny.
trustee. dated JANUARY l.ih 1885, ana ~
record III the Clerks ln!,t .or %orr.li,
county. in Deed BOOK - r.- nd.
al the request OF tn, ieurii .t\ tlt r,li
named. we VIII sell at pubic .n. D.au 1T
II o'cl"ck IN.
NEDNESr.AY. ArGis SRI ~ $50.
az the NorfolE Real Estate EXCHANGE.
Norfolk. Va. the ;oiiowlnn rropcrty. to
Wit:
Az; THOSE FOUR CERTAIN LOTS.
PIECES. OR PARCELS 1F ..ANn .i.-
uated IN l'unicrsvllr. Nuiro.t ,1urt..
-, y and =. on pili made by 4. : Syke-'
Willie.
No. u fronts on chur,l, .,tc tc.t .l \
20 .-l2 feet amt - 80 f.i vid, rn %. ia.
line. io' feet "n southern aud iol rect an
northern line.
No. - fronts on said Church Stree, ~
feet inches. with width =. f,.i ON ,-,r
line. and IS l0l feet Oh south In, nu,. ~
feet on north line.
No. - fronts on Church slro"i u roat
) Inches. with width on itar line o., i,..r.
= feet on south line and >.i- f5ei on no,th
line "
no ., fronts or church stree, It e-ig
feet. with width on r,lr irn 81 % feet.
and has DEPTH ON :ont!,crn llmo ~. i,. ,
TERMS:- Made known on day of sale
Ari.ANTiC TRUST & SECURITY COM
PANY. Trustee
RYKD. RALDWIN < CO..
Th!s July list, 1899. Auct:onccrs.
ly13-ipl
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans, july 2l-Cotton futures
closed quiet and steady. July t.Gl h!d.
August. a.ionH.il: Septcmbcr. i3N1i5.ag. Oc-
iobcr, a.3Nma.3a. November. 1i.fi545. doe
ccmbcr. :. it1i1.iI. January 3. io"Jal. t'tb-
ruary. 55i45.55. March. 5.5Su55r
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
NORFOLK MhRKETS
For Grain. tilu. GroGsriss, Provisions
sc.
Quotations ri whoIcanio Priccv. uu-
less otherwise stated, nud price. arc
subject To nuctuntiou ia market.
GRAIN. IiAY AND RICE.

CORN-White corn, from store nc. :
mixed corn, from store. i5c.: white oats.
from store. SSc.. mixed oats. BE.
MILL FEED-Market steady: bran, per
ton. $500 middilngs. $3.50 per ton.
OArS-Steady; mixed. Bic. white. sc
HAi-No. Timothy hay. car lots. .c.;
ton lots, lGc.: mixed hay. ear lots. ;lsc.;
ton lots, iJc.
MILLiD RIcE-As to grades-5,s to
Sac.
ROUGH RICE-GsG7:c. pcr busheL
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26
AUCTION .ALE.-rurUnEn.v.

by II. l.. Page 6 Co.. Auctioneers.
Bank street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

PEANUTS Market firm: fancy. Sc
strictly prime. 33ic.: prime. 5l-c. con
mon. 2ia"Sc. spanish. Sl.oj per bushel.
Pi.AS-l,la keyc. nominal. black. 81 -
80 pcr husn.i
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-26

WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 9th. 1899 AT ,
O'CLOCK NJ
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-09

1t springtme when Raymond Grant
parted from Hilda among the orange flowers
in the sunny South-Summer when he drove
up, one morning, in hansom to the address
where he had been told he should find Mr.
Faversham.
He was ushered into dining-room on the
ground floor, and was looking eagerly around
for some trace of Hilda, when he father
came in.
If the world had envied the fnancier six
months ago, his worst enemy might have
pltied him now, as he came in with haggard
face and STOPPING gait
All England knew of the sudden bankruptcy
OF the man whose quick rise to fortune had
been far-famed; and Raymond Grant had
Deen among the first to hear of his downfall
In few simple words he told of the state
OF affairs between Hilda and himself, and
asked Robert Faversham's consent to their
marriage.
1 have recently been promoted, and have
now my Ship, he said, in conclusion, omit
ting to mention that this fact was solely due
to his galantry during the laundering of the
Tantalus.
so you are Mr. Raymond Grant are Won 7.'
said Faversham, slowly. MY daughter has
told me long story in which you figured
largely. This, | suppose is the price you put
on any service, you may have rendered her?
l must confess you have surprised me nv
appearing now; but perhaps you have not vet
heard that my daughter is no longer a great
prize in the marriage market?"
do not think You are justified in taking
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-09

Crouched down UPON a rocking, tossing lit
tie raft with her hands clinging with all
their strength to a rope Raymond had fast
ened her with. and with his figure just visible
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
WANAMAKER's VIEWS.

Philadelphia, April 21.-John Wanna
maker tonight made the following
statement: 1.-THE acquittal of Senate.
Quay will be a disappointment to every
lover Of justice and every friend of
gooc government throughout the Uni
ted States. It records with emphasis
the difficulty of convio1ing potenU PC
litical defendants charged with public
crime, no matter how clear, convinc-
ing and overwhelming the evidence
may be. The story OF the corrupt Use
and speculation in public money IN
Pennsylvania is old one and has been
matter of notorious accusation
against a long line of state tceasurers
and political boss IS for many. years.
The case which terminated today,
however, unlike previous accusations,
was founded exclusively upon docu-
mentary proof in his own handwriting
and that of his friends and confeder-
ates. The evidence Of his guilt did not
depend upon the veraciry Of any man
or men, but was supported exclusively
by his own letter and by written en-
tries and statements recorded by his
trusted friends and supporters"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
DIR. MARBLES ILLNESS.

DR.. John o. Marble was taken sud
denly i'll while on his way down street
from his home yesterday morning and
the report rapidly spread that ne had
been taken with fit and had died
while being taken to his home on Muir
ray avenue. Happily this report was
without foundation. DR.. Marble left his
home at about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning and boarded a Main street car
going toward Lincoln square at the
corner of Main and Wellington streets.
AS the car neared Chandler street
some Of the passengers noticed that the
doctor was acting peculiarly. Medical
assistance was ct once summoned and
the car stopped. DR.. Arthur w. Marsh
answered the call and had his patient
removed to his residence in the old
Ethan Allen homestead, where he soon
revived. The doctors say that there was
no indication Of a stroke of any kind
and that the doctors heart is as sound
as a nut. They declare that his illness
is simply a severe attack of indigestion
and that he will be all right in a few
days. At a late hour last evening DR..
Marble was much improved.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
AN ENGINE IN WAR.
Through the EnemiesLines on a Locomo
tive.

tive.
go aheadn' I said to the engineer,
writes John S. Wise in the April Allan
tic.
What? Lieutenant! Amt you
afraid they are Yankees? If they are,
we're goners,' said he hesitatingly,
60 aheadH' 1 repeated, and in two
minutes more we We're at the curve,
with the strong glare of many fires
lighting up. our engine. What a sight!
There was now no earthly doubt who
they were. Lines of men were heav-
ing at the rails by the light of the fires
built for working. ****A blazing meteor
would not have astonishvd the enemy
more than the sight of our locomotive.
They had not heard our approach, amid
the noise and confusion of their own
work. They had no picket out in our
direction, for this was their rear. In
an instant a number of troopers rush
ed for their horses and came gallOping
down upon us. They were but two or
three hundred yards away.
Reverse the engine" I said to the
engineer. He seemed paralyzed.
pushed him with one hand, and drew
my pistol with the other
IT'S no use, lieutenant. They'll kill
us before we get under way" and he
fumbled with his lever.
Reverse, or you're a dead mani
shouted, clapping the muzzle of my pis-
tol behind his ear. He heaved at the
lever, the engine began to move, but
how slowly The troopers were coming
on We heard them cry "SurrenGer!"
The engine was quickening her beats.
They saw that we were running, and
they opened fire upon us. We lay down
fiat and let the locomotive go. The fire
man was trying to bury himself in the
coal. A shot broke a window above us.
Presently the firing ceased. Two or
three of the foremost of the cavalry
men had tumbled into cattle guard in
their reckless pursuit. We were safe
now, except that the engine and ten
der were in momentary danger of
jumping the rotten track.
way, the engineer, with whom I had
been on very friendly terms till this
last episode, turned to me and said
with a grieved look, Lieutenant, would
you have blowed my brains out sure
huff if I hadn't done what you tole
me?"
Il should" said, not much disposed
to talk, for l was thinking, and think
ing hard, what next to do.
WELL said he, with a sigh, as with
a greasy rag he gave a fresh rub to a
piece of the machinery, call I've got to
say is, don't want to travel with you
no more"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
NO ASSETS REMAIN.
City Of Worcester Is the Only Preferred
Creditor of Worcester Compound Co.

Creditor of Worcester Compound Co.
The full list OF creditors of
the Worcester Compound Company,
whose failure was exclusively an
nounced in The Spy Wednesday morn
ing, includes several local business
concerns. The paper filed by Willis
H. Stoddard. the manager and treas
urer shows that the liabilities are
1921, made up of about % unsecured
claims held principally by Worcester
people. There are no assets.
One preferred claim of SIP is held
by the city of Worcester. The other
creditors are: Pettingill & Co, School
street, Boston (advertising), S1119 Her
rick & Lund, assignees of Dodds Adj
yertising Company, Boston, $3.50; Turf,
Field and Farm Association, New
York city, $4S; Keene Sentinel, Keene,
n. H.. $14.10; Worcester Telegram, S2S;
Gazette Publishing Company, Worces-
ter. $1,000; Providence Journal Com
pany, $3.50; American Cultivator Com
pany, Boston, 1890; American Stock
keeper Publishing Company, Boston,
$3.50; L. F. jerks, Springfield, S152.52;
American Novelty and Electric Com
oany, New York, S749; G. w. Dewey,
Worcester. $3.50; Barnard, Sumner &
Putnam Company, Worcester, $S0.40;
r. j. Healey Worcester, S2I50 H.
Randall. Worcester, $3.50; ]. "A. Harti-
gan, Worcester, S9.45; E. Whitney Com
0any, Natick, $42; Bay State Coal Com
oany. Worcester, S19; E. S. Pierce,
Worcester, $25.S2; E. S. Skinner, Day
on, o., 500 L. B. Woodward, Worces-
ter. s14; c. D. Nichols, Worcester, IS;
T. H. Gage, Worcester, ST. Rebboli &
Sons. Worcester, $25; worcester Steam
Heating Company. $50; F. w. Grout,
Worcester, $50; H. c. Glover, New York
city. 1888; J. E. Warren, Worcester,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
COMMITTEE ON WATER.
A. A. Reeds Petition for Abatement Of
Rates Turned Down.

The joint standing committee on
water of the city council will report
recommending leave to withdraw on
the petition of Arson A. Reed Of 81
Myrtle street, asking for abatement of
a water bill amounting to $3.50, for
water USED in experiments with the
formation of artificial glaciers and ice.
Some months ago Mr.. Reed originated
a scheme for a system of glaciers which
would furnish the people of Worcester
with ice water without the attending
inconvenience of purchasing ice. A
miniature ice mountain illustrating the
intent of the experimenter, was formed
in Mr.. Reeds back yard, and the mat
ter brought to the attention of the city
government, but it was never accepted.
Petitions which met with favorable
action follow: Henry S. Pratt and 9TH
er& to be released from an agreement
entered into in 1894, in connection with
laying water pipes in Bancroft street.
Hugo Book and others, for water pipes
in College street; Mary Chadwick and
others, for water pipes in Cleveland
avenue: James ]. Burke, for water
pipes in South Cambridge street; AL
bert Everett and others, for water
pipes in Fales street; F. p. Kendall and
others, for water pipes in Marie ave-
me.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
RATS AND MATCHES.

The fire department was called at 2.S0
o'clock yesterday afternoon to the
house, 4 Pink street, owned and occu-
pied by Timothy Courtney, for a blaze
that originated in a bundle of rags
wrapped around a soil pipe in water
closet on the first floor The house was
empty at the time the fire started the
family being away. The damage will
amount to about 500 fully covered by
Insurance in the Mutual and through
Washburn's agency. The cause of the
fire is supposed to have been rats and
matches
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
TRAIN cALLER MARRIED.

John NJ. Bogardus, traincaller at the
Union station, and Miss Florence Blk
by, both of Worcester, were married
by Rev. George E. Sanderson of the
Coral Street NJ. E. Church at l Coral
street, last evening. The young couple
Immediately left for short wedding
tour, and on their return will reside in
this city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
CASINO CLUES TENTH YEAR.

The Casino Club held a special meeting
in its quarters in the Houghton building
last evening. 1t was decided to observe
the tenth anniversary of the club next
Thursday evening by holding a musical
and literary entertainment. The follow
ing committee was appointed to have
charge of the affair: F. D. Latour, "
Herbert. j. LABEL, A. J. Trudell and P.
II. Gregoire.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
REGRET HENRY's DEPARTURE

San Juan de Porto Rico, April 81
The recall of Gen. Guy V. Henry to the
United States is regarded regretfully
here. He says he was obliged to ask for
relief on account of poor health and
that he feared to stay here throughout
the summer The general knows Brig.
Gen. George w. Davis, his successor,
and congratulates the people Of Porto
Rico upon having such a capable gov
ernOr.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
TO VIEW LOCATIONS.

The committee on streets on the part
Of the board of aldermen had a cen
ference with Manager f. E. WaTing Of
the New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company yesterday afternoon
relative to the location of conduts and
distributing poles, for which the com
pany has petitions before the board at
the present time. No action was taken,
but the committee will view the loca-
tons asked, today.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
o'coNNELL ASSOCIATES MEET.

The O'Connel Associates met in Knights
of Robert Emmett Hall last night. AT the
conclusion of the transaction Of routine
business songs We're given by NJ. J Hoo
ran Michael Mccarthy. Robert Rooney
DR.. +. A. Underwood. James ScanlOn.
and Rotations by Eugene Sullivan and
T. j. O'COnnor
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
DEATH OF INFANT pAUeHrER.

Mary Agnes Magee, three years old,
daughter of John W. and Bridget (O'Nein
Magee, died yesterday morning at the
parents home, No. 81 Beacon street. The
funeral viii be held Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH.

The feast Of St. Joseph will be observed
at Notre Dame Church Sunday by the
singing of a solemn high mass, of which
Rev Father Joseph Marchant Of Three
Rivers will be celebrant and Rt. Rev. FIR.
DOugas Of COhOes, n. Y, viii deliver the
sermon. Mile. Taessier Of Albany, n. Y,
will sing.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22

Edward Valley. who was thrown
from one OF Rebbeli's teams last week
and was taken to the city hospital suf-
fering from a fracture Of the skull. was
reported to be improving yesterday.