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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
BOTTLE STRUCK HER on THE READ.
A YOUNG WOMAN STUNNED UNDER THE ELs'
WAITED BRIDGE IN PARK ROW.

WAITED BRIDGE IN PARK ROW.
Miss Emma Honan. thirty-three years old, OF
No ls7 Dean-st.. Brooklyn. was injured last even
ing while on her way across Park Row from the
City Hall Park to the Bridge. She was accompa-
MED by her brother John. when suddenly small
flask which had contained whiskey came from the
Bridge over the street and struck her over the
left eye. She was stunned. and her brother caught
her In his arms. Bridge Policeman Soan who was
on duty at the crossing. took the woman into the
little room on the Bridge promenade and sent for
an ambulance from Hudson Street Hospital.
When Surgeon Sheriff. arrived the woman was
weak from loss OF blood. which had saturated her
clothing and he restored her and took two stitches
in the wound He said that she had a narrow e.
cape from having her eye put out.
No one knew where the flask came from. put e
is believed that its owner had taken the last drink
and then carelessly thrown IL 10 the street An
been dropped the passageway ana nao oeeo
kicked of by some one who crossing.
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DEATH OF LIEUTENANT W. W. WILLIAMS.

Philadelphia, Nov. 25-Lieutenant w w. Will
Jams. OF Asheville, N. c., died in the Medico-
Chirurgical Hospital here to-day from shock c0n-
seQuent upon operation. Lieutenant Williams
volunteer in the Philippines. and was shot
In the neck in engagement. The Army surgeons
fearing to probe Tor the bullet. sent him to this
city, and yesterday operation was performed
He continued TO grow weaker Until this morning,
when he died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
III HUNG CHANGES NEW OFFICE.

Berlin. Nov Pa dispatch from Picking an
nounces that an imperial decree has been issued
appointing Ii Hung Chang Minister OF Com
MERGE
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON AIARK

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET q
New York, Sept. 26.-The cotton mar
kct to-day was somewhat cratic, but
showed pronounced strength from
continued 10 broaden and fresh buying
Increased apace. Weak cables, foreign
pressure, bear opposition, war talk ana
DECLARE lions that prices were unjusii-
fiably high, all failed to disturb prices
to any considerable extent. or 10 DIS
place the confidence of the bull faction.
Shorts, on the other hand, We're con-
fused by the small receipts, predictions
for frost in the northwestern belt for
tonight and a very bullish weekly gov
eminent report The latter factors
formed the basis for heavy Wall street.
Southern New England and foreign
buying, on which prices advanced 26rlO
points after opening unchanged to s
points higher. Profit taking was a
conspicuous feature OF the days specu-
lation. many thousand bales being nut
on the market at various times, though
Mt no time causing weakness A bad
slump in the Liverpool market al the
opening was said to have grown out OF
hear raid. the oriGinators of which
We're Manchester and Continental spin
ners. One story which gained more or
less credence here stated that Liverpool
and New York hears had combined
ipTCcS III an cIOTl 10 OeDrSSS Liverpool
and thereby influence sentiment on this
side. The small port receipts were look
ed upon as a significant feature and
thoroughly in line with small crop est-
mates.
With few exceptions spot cotton in
Southern markets was lie to &c.
higher. with a tremendous business re-
ported, the latter mostly for export &C,
count. The weekly government crop
and weather report stated that under
favorable weather conditions cotton
picking had made rapid progress.
Nearly the whole OF the crop is open,
and the bulk has been gathered over
n large portion Of the cotton region.
The marked features of this seasons
crop are premature opening, carly
gathering and very short top crop,
the latter In some sections being a COM
pletc failure.
The market closed steady net, I'M
changed to 3 points higher.
New York. Sept. 26:-Cotton futures
opened steady OF the advande; October.
Clio: November, 6,49; December, $50;
January, 6.66; February, GIL: March,
GIG; April, 6.7S; May, 6,S1; June, 6.S2;'
July, 6 80: August. 6 SO. .'5
Cotton futures closed steady; Sep
TENDER, 6 80; = october, s. Il; b November,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
eRA1N. HAY AND RICE.

mSed corn, from store, de-: White oats. oats.
from store, Csc: mixed oats, &c.
MILL. FEED-Aiarket steady: bran. per
ton. $3.50: mlddlngs. sl7.5O per ton.
OATS-Steady: MIXED, SIC. white, &c.
ton lots Sl5 90; mixed hay, car lots, $3.50;
.AIILLi3D RlcE-As to grades-sls to
ROUGH RIcE-650f5c. per bushel.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTs-Market FIRM fancy, &c.:
strictly prime. SAC: prime. SlSc; COM
mon. 2isM3c.: Spanish. 81 90 per bushel.
PEAS-Biackeye, nominal.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-Llve. steady: chickens. old
al al l5Ii.ls.: i large. :5asos; ducks. mud.
EGGs-lsc. per dozen.
1 BGTTEBvG l. county,, l,giss
good Norm Caroline i0Il2lsc
FOTAToES-so new. ii.oo per
ssrre Nof'hesn wht S. 81; per bag
rel: yellow, s0c GSi0o.
CABBAGlE.-Si .5uafs 90 per crate.
ONIONS-s2. 00u2.25 per bag.
BISRhlUDA-s2.O per box.
FRUITS.
APPLEs-s0uthern, si.5oI2.oo per bar
rel; N9 9 ,s a ,s2sd e ~
PEARs-y 3.56aio5 per barrel.
LIN ES-Si.G0 per basket.
PINE APPLES-101l2c.
BANANAS-Per bunch 60c. 9SI. so.
COCOhNuTS--loO to bag. $500
ALIFORNIA ORANGES = Messina.
Ss.oo53.6o seedlings. s3;oo0S %; navels. si.o5
$3.50 per box: Jamaica, $500 per box.
GROCERIES.
FLOUR-Market firm; spring wheat.
patent. 81 90: winter wheat. patent. $1,000
40; winter wheat. half patens, $685., win,
ter wheat, choice straight, $40: winter
wheat family. $3.50: winter wheat. fair 10
good grades Of extra. Ss.25; winter wheat,
EAf-rsr bag 100 lbs. sl.co; 90 lib.
co etso5iFTiEE-steady; Java. 2ia2se.; do.
T.aguara. 12lil3c. choice RIO, 100ilc.;
prime. do. 9a9lsc. fair, do, 7&GSAc. !;
common. do, IW3.ac.
d CUEESE--f.arge full cream. none: small
ft!! cream. 12isc.
UGAR--Market steady. Tho. plan OF
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
suspended for the present. All quotations
will he made {. o. b. Norfolk. Cut Loaf
500; Patent Cubes. .s.5i: Powdered, Gas;
lated. Sal: Confectloners, A., $50: Key
stone ~, SEQ; Centennial r, 400 Celfor-
MIA b. 6.4b Franklin Extra c. AL; Amer
lean Extra G, lbs.
SYRUPs AND Mor4AssEs = Marks,
ssmcs s, he nayanss: syrup; Eo ses,. 70
molasses. Porto Rico. 2oa2sc.; molasses.
PRovlsloHs
5Fc;; bellies. eastern. e,i9G.sc.; bellies.
western. &c.
i pAY PExTmp c SoW1.s ssAs;
q PORK I'I.ATlS-5ac, 4. "a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
The weather in cotton belt continues


The weather in cotton belt continues
dry.
Bar silver in London unchanged at
27Bd., against IS 5-iSd. last year.
Spot cotton. in Liverpool advanced
1-32d. Future contracts closed steady.
/ point advance.
United States port receipts yesterday
were ho.4SS bales. against; C0oI7 bales
last year.
Future contract market in New York
closed steady, l to 3 points advance.
october. 6.4lG6'42i January. 662@6 63:
were issued.
January contracts In New Orleans de-
clined l point. closing at 6.33.
New Orleans spot market firm at
69sc. for middling. Galveston and
Memphis markets firm mt 6isc.
The five leading interior towns have
received during half week 81 81 bales,
against 107,17i bales last year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
8s47; December, 6. Sc; January, 9. 42:
February. 6 1851 March, 8. o. April, "a;
May. 6.76. June, IS. IS IS July, g. ISL y EsAu-

S8s47; December. s. Sc; january AL,
IF cbruary 6. IS. March, {. o9s April, g6,72;
May 6.76: June, g6sT8 s July, g 81 : sAu--
gust, G. 81. q ~ 81 3 (, X
Sd Spot cotton closed quiet: MIDI ding up
lands, 6%c.; middling gulf, &c, Sales,
3S5 bales. Z s.
New York. Sept. 2s.-Cotton quiet;
sales. 3s5 bales; stock. 1855 bales.
Total to-day.--Net receipts, 50,4SS
bales; exportsWto Great Britain, 1926
bales: to the Continent, A 400 bales;
stock, 614. $40 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net re-
ceipts, 623.5S0 bales; exports to Great
Britain, 152.G61 bales; TO France, 3S,707
bales; to the Continent. 159,66i bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Sept. 26.Cotton futures
closed barely steady; September. $50
bid; October. 6.20@6. 81 :! November, 6.:l
COS. 25: December. 6.2S16.29; January,
6.33@6. 81; February. 6.s7@6.3s; March,
G.ilGD6.42; April. s6.45@6.t6; May. e.49@
$50; June, 6.53@6.5i
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Liverpool Sept. 26.--4 p. m.-Cotton,
spot fair demand; prices 1-S2d. higher;
American iniddling. 2S-S,d.
The sales of The day were 10000 bales,
of which 10000 were for speculation and
export. and included $500 American.
Receipts, COCO bales. including 1890
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed
steady at the advance. American mid
ding:
September, 3 4i-e4@3 45-6id buyers;
September and October. 42-G40a
i3-64d buyers: October and November,
3 "a -G46Na 42-64d. buyers: November and
December. 2 4n-6iI3 41-64d. buyers; De-
ccmber and January. January and Feb,
ruary. 3 a0-eid. seller: February and
March. 8 4O-GiQr3 i1-6id. sellers; March
and April. 3 1864. seller; April and
May. 41-Gi03 42-6id sellers; May and
June. 2 42-6id value; June and July.
3 i2-6iI3 4a-6id. values; July and Aus
gust, 3 43-Gid buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour

WAS firm: No 3 spring wheat, 6S,sGriIc:
No. red, axe: No. corn. 3iihc. No. 2
white, 24a,al25Mc.. No. rye 5Sc.; No. 2
barley, 4o0lGc.: No. ] flax seed. Sill: new,
Slip: prime timothy seed. $40. Mess
Pork, per barrel. sI.G5GIS.20: lard per 100
pounds. s5.22lsG5iO; short ribs des
Qoose), S5,o56t5.l0; dry sailed shoulders
!boNeO CGG,sc.: short clear sides (boXed)
sj.5c@1.55. Whiskey, distillers' finished
goods per gallon. sl.22 Sugars. cut loaf
unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day tho
butter market was firm; creamorles. leGi
a2isc.; dairies, 13I1Sc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
BALTIAIORE GRAIN MNRKET.

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 26.-lsiour firm
CT. Wheat frmer; spot and month. T27s
6D73c.: October, 73@73hc.; December.
T5A 475Mc.; Southern, by sample. G59r
month. SaMc.; Ocinher, 3S@3SAc.; No
vemher and December. new and old.
36la@35Mc.; January. 35M GD35asc.: Feb
ruary, Sac; Southern white corn. N
41Mc. Oats, hrmer; No. ; white. ?Sls60
29Mc. Rye firm; No. 9 nearby, 57@5Sc
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
!. SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign and tnass W, o.
September 26th, 1899.
.t-, (. 81 4 u DIVE n f5i.fs.a.4 ..a=t

Br. stnnp wlmborne, Matthias. New
Orleans, to coal.
Br. stmp. Angola. Caruthers, New
Orleans, to coal.
Aust. stmp. Abbazia, Thanich, Sa-
Vannah, to coal. 5&
Br. stmp. Manhanset. Walker, Ant
werp. via New York, to load.
Schr. William Bailey, Curtis, New
London, light.
schr. Lydia NJ. Deering. Swain. Bos-
schr. James Boyce. swan, New
schr. H. S. I4andfair. Bragg, New
York, light. Il.
Tug General Mott. Washington, light.
Tug A. B. Covlngton. Snow Hill,
light.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp. Wimborne, Matthias, Rot
terday, coaled.
Br. stmp. Angola, Caruthcrs. South
anpton, coaled.
Aust. stmp. Abbazia. Thianich, Ge-
noa and Trieste, coaled.
Br. stmp. Glenochil, Harrison, Rot
terdam, cargo.
Schr. William L. Walker, Chase, New
Bedford, coal
schr. George C. A. Travers. Lane,
Baltimore, lumber.
Tug General Mott. three barges, Phil
adeiphia.
SAl
Br. stmp: Glenochl, Harrison. Rot
terdam.
Rr stmp. Ikbal, Jennings, Liverpool,
Rr. stmp. Trevanion, Gyles, Rotter-
dam.
schr,. Horace P. Shares. sa-
ynrnah.
schr. Sarah Tyler. vctra. washing
ton.
schr. Alice Ferrail. Long, Baltimore.
Schr. Flying Scud. Twiggy, Baltimore
Tug Z. T. Williams, four barges,
Chesapeake City. @
Tug General Mott. three bargez
Philadelphia.
Tug cahill, five barses, Philadelphia
U. S. tug Hist, in capes for navy
yard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
NAVAL STORES

Savannah, Ga, Sept 26.-Spirits tur-
pentlne, market firm at i7lac. rosin,
firm and unchanged
Wilmington. n. g., Sept. 26.--Spirlts
turpentne, steady at 47@A7Ac. rosn,
firm; unchanged: crude turpentlnc, firm
at $i,%0, $3.50 and $3.50: tar firm at $l,3O.
Charleston, s. G., Sept. 26.--Turpen.
tine. market firm AZ i6c.; rosin, firm;
unchanged.
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CHICAGO m+RKsr.
Wheat, Corn. Oats. rrov'sIo1s Llrl. shor
It's Etc. ~ ~

Chicago, Sept. 26.-ProGt taking waa
the feature of to-day's grain markets.
and material declines in wheat and
corn resulted. Oats closed unchanged.
December wheat declined * and Sop
TENDER ssc. Corn closed .lsc lnwcr
Provisions closed with insignificant
changes both ways.
The leading futures rnnecn MS follows.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
NORFOLK MARKETS
For Grain, ti1l. Gro3riss. P,)Ji;i)I
sc.

0rotntIons at wholesale Prices. nm :.
"ss ether tse >tnt"a, nud prices are
ubjcci To nuciun,ion IA tnarhet.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
TRUCK MARKET.
-tny Telegernnh 10 vIrglnlan. pllot.l

TRUCK MARKET.
New York. September 26--Potatoes
steady: Jerseys. sL00@l.40; New York.
Sl.25@b1.4o: Long Island. sl.25@i G2ls;
Jersey sweets. s1.75W200; Southern
sweets, S10ODl. So
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-27
M..zEiI-TE q CO.
REAL ESTATE ANpyRENTAI,sA t,IsNT
NO 81 BANK STR q s.;IsH 80 E5t!ae.

ftG AL ESTATE "a ND VENTALsIACfSN Z.
NO. al BANK SIRE ET ,T5
92 Grace street, rooms . "a Id /,
MODERN Muse tark Place. rooms... 25.Q0S
203 s. Reservoir avenue, rooms ~. 1900 Z
II North street, g rooms Il s00
East Grace street rooms . IL f0f
: ,a room nat SVV Granny street ........ 1870
3Ig ana 315 Boush. rooms ......... 5000
l2o Mariner rooms ......... 90
2l5 Bank, rooms ............ ~. 25.ty1
Z Franklin street. rooms S00a
20 North street. y rooms -20. d.
l23 Nie.ey street, rooms 4. gG,0D.,
20I DIRK street, rooms 57 ID
Graydon avenue, ~ rooms ....3.. N nj
2tS CRANKY street, S rooms 20 Cd .
z Hughes street, rooms Ilul
F'reemason street, room fiat 2CSJ
2lo Claiborne Avenue 7-rnoin5-----. u aJl,i)p
y Arlington Place rooms 1870
~. So ilo.l street. roons ..........:... 2J,DS
~ IN AZ NOUN. rooms .......... 5ptV
~, ~ Snnrlvtte, rooms ........ ..,..... .Uej5
ioi l5ute rooms and kitchen ........ $50
la bohSn, rooms .......... ...........s Is %
a N0rth. ROOMS ............ .......... svpu
40 esk, rooms .......... .........,., 10 %
la Erewer, rooms .......... - %
East Brambleton, corne, Holly End
Excelsior; good house and LOT 701
olS w. Brambleton avenue, 6 rooms. IaJo,
81 Bute, rooms So. .,...... ......... 81 10
sc3 West Brambieton ave-. rooms. -. ~ vi
S9S Butc ST.. rooms ................. IL on
los Lovitt ave-. rooms ......!....... Is on
a few OF the best stores in the city Tor
rent. ti. t1t .ss
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(No. ITO, of 1899

N.>p ~, " IN'J.J
NEW JERSEY-NORTIE END
LIGHT VESSEL.-Notice is hereby
given that, on or about September IS,
1899, Light Vessel No. 81 will be re-
turned To her station, off the coast Of
New Jersey, near the northnas terry end
of Five Fathom Bank. and Relief Light
Vessel No. It, temporarily marking tire
station. Will be with Drawn. No change
has been made in Lignt Vessel No. "a
nal or general appearance.
BY order of the Light. House Board:
FRANCIS J. .HTCiGINSON.
Enan.A DIM S chairman
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BY II. I. Page & B co. .Auo Hon ers 81 b
Bank street ID
500 {lL['orT LOTS IN N! /. VII 4 lIIaAs HHiGHTs:
Tlgi9 SS1 FOR SALE ATfAucTIory s.'ss


BY order OF the stockhold ers or tfis Villa;
Heightsf Company and I'm order to wind
up the affairs OF the company, wosWilf sSils
a. pubic auction to tho highest bidder.l ats
tho Norfolk Real Estate and Stock Exss
change, No. 2a6 Main street, Norfelk, Az
"WEDNESDAY. ocroBDR lTH, isss, al III n
E.,assGs "a O'CLOCK NJ. s ssg.' 81
ALL THOSE 800 VALUABLE LOTS b.I3
lHonSing to sad company, fronting on
Church, Twenty fourth, "a Tive nty-itftb. =
Twenty-sixth, misunderstanding Twenty
eiEhth, I,wenty-ninthstt;S and Tis .rhirticthf
streets. Villa and Druid Circles ana lWSy-j
erly and Runln&W ~ h "a
we call special attention to investors to
this sale, as the property Is hi& b and dry
and situated N one Of the most attractive
ana beautiful suburbs OF Norfolk 81 being
between the city proper and tho park, and
is pound to increase In value. The COM,
pany has provided for water. and the
pipes are now being laid ! 1865 ~ 80
TERMS-one-third cash balance In one
AMI two years, with s per cent. Interest,"
secured by deed OF trust on the property
deed OF trust to be drawn and recorded.at
the expense of the purchasers or all cash;
ut the option of tho purchaser.
For maps and other Information cnll al
the auctioneer's office, who will take great
pleasure In showing anyone the property
tIi53t ii. L. PAGE 81 CO., 3ft5S
.se2s-tds Auctioneers.s
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,NEwls.YoRIs PRODUCE MARKET.

ID NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
Z y$s, New FORK, Sept. Flour opened
steady, but ruled QUIET and closed
shade easier, in sympathy with wheat;
Winter extras 24502.9U. Rye Flour
firm. BucltWheat Flour steady. Buck
:wheat steady: 51@5Sc. Corn Meal
steady. Rye firm: No. 9 Western, G5E$c.
Wheat. SPOT weak: No. 2 red 76c. Corn,
spot weak; No. 2. 40Mc. Oats. spot
iirmeri N6:S2 white, 303Sc. Beef firm:
moss, 900@9.I5. Cut Meats firm. Lard
Der. nominal; refined firm. Pork firm.
!Cotton-Sced OH strong; yellow. 27is@
2Sc. Rutter steady: Western. creamery.
li@25c,:: State dairy, l5@21c. Cheese
firm; large white. lie. I1Ggs steady:
State and Pennsylvania. 2OD2ic.: West
ern ungradcd, S13GOlSc. Spot Coffee. Rio
dull, but about dy; mild quiet and
featnreless. Sugar. raw irregular and
nominal; refined dull and barely steady
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.SnwELLf.NGsis

z - 81 - 2 - = * < ts1fs =, i.
Three houses. Poole
ST., Atlantioi City,
iS515g ea'ch.S Il q 6
s07, York Sal. 81.
,6s Tazewe $3.50. 4
Colonial ave-. Client
5000. !
1888 York, S41.67.
lQ2 Wood, $50. 90.
40S Brambleton ave,
$3.50. \
eS York. Sil.6. S :
lbs York. stl.67.
20 North, $40, 90.
~ Maple. si2.5 so.
Mabry Arch Ghent,
tl0o. 20. '4l,s !
Is Hanson, So. "a,
?llH Maltby, $3.50.
III Falkland. SIS.
lilo Falkland. SIS.
ROOMS.
l4a Maple. $500.
rr1nt St, Atiantl.
CITY. S.. s.
1913 Chure h. $3.50.
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'9ls99: ASISaS

FOR RENTg

! 725 Church. IS.
72s Church, $3.50.
t73lsChurch, $3.50.
ia Church @a.@,
sToREa
|336 Butte, SIS. 81 \.
|22i.Cumberland, T.W.
80 Charlotte.
u Charlotte. Z.
Water, sS3.34. I.
33i Church. $40. 90.
S37 Church, $4,000
81 Bank. $40. 90.
IS Commercial, T6
800 CRANKY, {25;W.
31s CRANKY, $1,000. Z;
| .is9,OFElCES.
| Warehouse and Of
fees cor. Water
and Eayette. 1854
l05 CRANKY $f6 90.
PIT Main. SO each. Il
| West Building, cor.
| Main and Church.
lladding.on Build.
| Ing, cor. CRANKY
| and City Hall ave-
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BOND MARKET.
New York. Sept. 20

New York. Sept. &c, 1892
United States as. registered ......... 1oo7s
8 United States SIS, registered .......... 1888
+ United States 3's, coupon ......,.,..... 1859;
United States new 4's,s registered 80, 1901
aUntted States new AS coupon ,........ 1904
United States old: rs. registered $500. 111ii
5aUntIet States old As. coupon 1880. 1iS1i
United States SIS. reg stered ......... 111a;
9Injted States 6's,S coupon ......... 1tiai
District }of Columbia 1858 ............slI7
virginia Cen turtles ...,....,.s SG5S
sirglniG deferred ............ 81
sssfs NEW rs DIRK MONEY MARKET,
eve York n Sep; 26. IN oney on call
jatead q Pro SperaS /; last Loan 20
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RHODE ISLAND-BLOCK ISLAND
SoUND.-Notice Is hereby given that
the spar buoy pointed with red and
black horizontal stripes. which was es-
tablished on April eth. 1928. to mark a
Island Sound. Rhode Island. has been
discontinued The wreck having disap-
peared. Very respectfully.
CASEY B. MORGAN.
Lieut.. U. S. NJ, in charge.
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ALSEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
NAL@ARRIvALS.
NORTH

Stmr. Samuel Eccies, raft OF logs,
North Carolina to Norfolk.
Schr. Dorchester. lumber. North Car
DINA to Norfolk.
Stmr. NJ. B. Harlnwe. lumber. North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Stmr. Gazelle. raft of logs, North
Carolina 10 Norfolk
SOUTHBOUND.
Stmr. Flora, light. Norfolk to North
Carolina.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-14
THREE MILLIONS.
An Oil Deal at SiStersviIIe That is a
Bic One.

Slstersville, March ia most
important oil deal has been consum-
mated, involving nearly three millions
dollars. The Henry Oil Co. has sold
It's stock to syndicate of prominent
Chicago, New York and Boston pro-
ducers, which is at the rate OF $500 for
each barrel of production.
1t is also reported from reliable
source that the syndicate has purchas-
ed the stock of the Henry & Mac
donald Gil Co and other oil properties
to the extent of two millions. making
a grand total of three millions.
c. A. Mcdonald, of chicago, former
ly of the Henry & Mcdonald Oil Co..
and H. @. Speer, of Chicago, president
of The Fearless Oil Co., are prominent
among the purchasers.
The syndicate is not Differed yet but
will be an independent organization.
r. -. Gregory, Esquire, is at present
engaged in drafting the charter
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-14
Wouldn't Vote,

1t was a colored lady who presented
herself the other day in Lexington
Ky.,at the place of registration to quail
lfy for the casting of her vote upon the
school question at the next election, a
franchise only recently bestowed upon
the women of The Blue Grass State
with what political party do you af-
filiate?" inquired the clerk of the un-
accustomed applicant using the pres
cribed formula. Dusky coyness
bushes, coyness and confusion. rs ]
'bleeged to answer that there aues.
tion? ?" Certainly, the law requires
it," "Then lady," retreating in dis.
may, 81 don't believe I'll vote, case
I'd hate to have to mention the party's
name. He's one of the incest gent
NUNS in town."-Wave.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Editor Leader--Please announce me
as a candidate for Water Works Trus-
tee. CHARLES r. RICHARDSON.
Editor Leader-Please announce
that the undersigned will be a candi-
date for the Office of City Commission
er at the April election.
JOHN A. STEADMAN.
Editor Leader-Please announce me
as a candidate for the Office of City
Commissioner at the April election.
CHARLES j. BEST.
Editor Leader-Announce, please.
that | will be before the people at the
April election for the office of Coun-
Gilman from the Second ward.
RALPH e. RACE.
Editor Leader-Please announce to
the voters of Marietta City that will
be an applicant for the job of Marshal,
for thelr consideration on April 3, 49,
and oblige. JAKE DYE.
Editor Leader-Please announce my
name to the public as a candidate for
the Office of Justice of the Peace for
Marietta township.
]. e. AHLBORN.
A.r. Editor-Please announce to the
voters of Marietta Township that |
will be candidate for the office of
Justice Of the Peace. N. E. KIDD.