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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. Oats. Provisions. Lara. Short
Eils Et6.

Chicago. May 11.-Wheat dropped two
cents a bushel to-day on selling caused
by n bearish Interpretation of the gov
eminent crop report. Corn and oats
each closed bc. higher. Pork lost l2lsc.,
lard and ribs. 212c. each.
The leading futures ranged as follows,
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BOND MARKET.

,,,nitcd States 2s registered ....... 9ai6
United States as COUPON ...,. ii0Sas
rni!e9 states new a.. registered 80. l2,i,
Tnitcu S,htcS new As. coupon !....... lgais
En;ted States OLD Is. registered 49,. iIei5
Hnited states old ~. coipon .......... iiSs.
i-niteii SS..a.es -. registered .......... ll2is
District OF Columbia 3-C5's .......... liz >
Virginia deferred -
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AUCKsoN SALE>-IUTURE Day
by j. Walter IIosior and II. Is. Chaffin x
co. Qhcotporatcd). Real Estate
Auct.OncerS
Commissioners Auction Sale Of
DeSjrabIe Int

= Acting under decree OF the Chanccry
court or the City OF Richmond. in the
causes OF campbell VS.. Southern building
anu Loan Association and Watson vs..
stne. entered October 18th, 1895. the un-
ucfsiSncd Special Commissioners mp
pp ".ntoa LOT ne purpose. VIII sell by public
AUCTION on Tho premises. on THURS
DAf; MAY 18TH, 1899. at IL M. that Ger
tam lot OF land known as lot No. ".
suffolk. Virginia. beginning at the north.
w M corner OF the Quay road and
Brodd street and running thence west
az a,ons ana fronting on said $. Quay road
o. 'tct' lhcnce north Ito icct To alley Il.
tnrnec cast along south side of said alley
W ieet TO SAID Brond street. thence south
ginning.
TERMS.-Onc-,h'rd cash. balance on
credit OF and IL months fiom day OF sale,
WIN interest. Purchaser to give negotil-
, ,,ic notes with personal security for de-
ierird payments and title TO be retained
nh'h purchase money is paid in fun.
WILLIS r. SMITH,
W. T. McRAE
) =. l.. PATTERSON,
Special Commissioners
WALTER IlOZtEI,,
Auctlonecr.
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certify that the bond required of tho
Special Commissioners in the above decree
has been duly given.
myC-l0t CliAS. o. SANILLE, Clerk.
ID URSUANT TO A DECREE or THE
4 Court of Law and Chanccry of the
city or Norfolk, N!r3inir. entered this LIST
day of May. 1889. in the chancery suit
therein pending, in Which David Parker
Burgess. by his next friend. Is plaintiff,
and Louise j.. burgess and others arc
defendants We will sell at public auction
at the Norfolk Real Estate Exchange. No.
23G Ma. street, Norfolk Nirsinia, on
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BYRD, BALDWIN & CO,
KENIAi As:US,>. I0O,sS. =. AND.,
.sDtII.<;EDN H1-I;.DING,
G!iAestT SENEEr.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

ll0 Falkland. $3.50.
10 Church. 500.
STORES.
l6l Church. 5000.
3%l Church. 5000.
80 Church. $1,000.
s. Bank. $40 60.
60 Commercial. SIS.
500 CRANKY, $500.
3ii Granny. $1,000.
OFFICES.
W archCuse and Of
fees cor. Water
and Faycttc. 1881
100 Granny. $500.
2i7 Main. $40 each.
100 Main. stables. 81
West Building. cor.
Main and Church.
Haddinston Build
ing. cor. CRANKY
and CITY Hall ave.
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NEW YORK TRUCK MARKEr

New York. May 1l.-Potatoes steady;
New YORK, Sl.25q1.75 Jersey, sweet.
S11@12.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

New Orleans. May ll.-Futures duh.
May. 5.67@5.6S; Juno. 5.7+M5. &c: July,
5.75@5. 80; August. 5.10N5.7l: Scptcm-
Der, 5.64M5. G5; October, 5.GiG5.c5: No
vcmbcr. 5.GGM5.6.. December. 5.6S1
$50; January. 5.7l@5.7S: February.
5.7A@5.76; March, 5.7705.19.
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GRAIN. HAY AND RICE.

corn. car lots sc; from Stores. Mh ilea
AZ c. from stores, stores. mixed. 45c.
from store. $1,000; niddlng, from store
1850: shipstun, $3.50
0ATSSteady; mixed. Soc. white. SIC.
per ton from store.
MILLED RICE-As to grades-5,i to
ROUGH RICE-s5a7sc. per bush.l.
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
.PE.A,NuTs-MIarket, firm; fancy. SEC. ::
mon. 9@5lac.; spanish, Sc. ier bushel e''''-
PEAsIBlackeye. $40 per bag; black,
soc. per bushcl.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POULTRY-Live. steady: chickens old
fat SoQ35c. spring chickens. steady, at -
Q39c:: ducks. mud zoe.
BuTTER-G country. II to Ice.
old lsaisc. fancy new. i@i.G iiii.:'' Vir:.
Ginia ,o5,iay' lVal214c good North Caro-
.PoTAToEs-Northcrn seed. ssooa35o.
Northern, white. <2.oe02.25 per bag: new
yellow. SI5eei 90 'a' ie''
N SEW ,T,ii:As.Ssi 25gl.s5 per basket.
SNAPS-sl.25 per basket
CABBAGE,-S3.GO per crate
oNIoNS-S2ooQ per bag.
1oi-iN-h L I'm -S-.uO per DON.
FRUITS.
APrLEs-Norihern. s55sac.o o"' per bar
LEMONS 0asoo per box.
PEAClIES-Nonc.
I.lMtS-sl5o per peck.
BANANA 81. u ..1t.rr7-iir ;st6t--r sf II "a
COCOANUTs-lo0 to bag. 500
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = Seedlings
S.VvG3.2o; navels. sS.75Gl.co per box.
GROCERIES.
FLoUR-Markct strong: spr.ng wheat
fancy patent; Si.lo; winter wheat. stand.
cnt. So 30. winter wheat. best strliirn;
$40; winter wheat. choice straight. $500:
nter wheg'. family. s. 80: winter wheat,
Ter wheat super. 81 o)l.G TO-
MEAi.-Per bag 100 lbs. sl.O3: 90 ID
COFFEE-Conee &c. higher and firm,
Java. 2i@25c: do. Lasuara, l.l,l3c; cho;ci
Rio. lol@rlli4c.; prime. do. lool0l.c; fair.
DO, sWat4c.: common, do, 1a.Gtsi.t. -
BUrIEN-pl!u!c 10 choice grades 81
far TO good grades. - To 2lc.; lair grades
CHEESE = Lower: large fun cream
;,!.,;l Market very firm at the
H lrnn, o on on delivery G,,, rates 20 DIFF
Cubes. $50: Powdered, $50: Granulated
5-4S; Granulated III 5-ib. bags. 55i; Graur
lated IN lib. bags. 5.5i Confectionery \.
Centennial \. 4.9S: California 4 III.
Franklin Il. 50; keystone y, l. 70. Am@r;
can H. I.13; Centennial Is. l.Gd: Califorui,
Is. 4.to; Franklin Extra c, Isl: kcysto,ie
i EXIT. G. ~; AMERICAN Extra {. al:
Centenn,el Extra c. iS5; california Extra
SYKUPS AND MOI.ASSl;s - Markc,
hrincr n; The advance: syrup. good 10
choice. 2Oii22: lower grade syrup l.ffi5:
moiasses. Porto Rico. 2ou2Sc. molasscs'
Guban meme: Ne" orleans. fair TO choice.
10 20 SC. common. ~ To "a
PROVISIONS.
BULK MEATs-Markct firm: rib sidos
LOG 20 bellies. eastern. 5i.aJNc.; bel
HANS Sugar cured 9Itc
DRY SALTED JOWIES-None.
PORK PLATES $500
MESS PORK Old. 500.
liam IORk-Fcr barrel. 5000
l.ARn,iure butchers. in tierccs. C,tc
compound ,terccs. BE-; sc-lb. tubs ana
WOOL AND HIDES.
wOoLr-UnwashcG. iSc: bulky. 20 -
less: washed wool Csc: black i2Isc TO ~,
"a: drv salt. iiis: damaged I. ''
SALT FISH
HERRING-New Eastern Gross. per
paI!ci' none muiictS. loo-lb. kegs. 1919:
spots. Joo-lb. kegs. 1915; mackerel. fat No
FRESH FISH.
Spots. mono: croakcrs. per pound. &c. :
Taylors. none; large rock. per pound
i2lsc.; pan rock, per pound, 104l2Rc.; shad,
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
BIZ. stmp. Ashlands, Lewis. uayrc.
coaled.
schr. Geo. r. vreeland. Abbott, New
York, slaves
schr. John II. Tingue, Taylor, SAN
tiago, pine wood
Schr. VIM. Churchill. Barker New
Haven. iron
lumber.
Schr. I. w. Fl. White, Crowley. Bal
timore, lumber; ana barges Rose. Phil
adelphia. lumber. and VIM. 4. Donald
son, Philadelphia, lumber. and barge
Mary {. McNally. Washington. lumber.
all in tow of barge l.. r. Williams
Schr. James Davidson, Rankin. New
York. piles.
Tug Rescue. towing three barges.
Baltimore. lumber.
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Crosby house. Client .................ssOo 90
ih2 Butte St, rooms $50. 49,. 10 90
1876 Dunmore 10 rooms. ....... .........30c 20
East Grace st. rooms ........ .......l6 81
- North St. I rooms ....... ...... .... 20 20
iop s.oNt ST. iOohla 100 ...-.-.......2noO
Granny 81. extended. Z rooms .........20.0c
~ y. Reservoir ave, rooms ..... -. 3oj
il James st. = rooms ..............1 %
l33 York ST.. - rooms observation-disclosures. II 6,
~ TnZe wen ST. 10 rooms ............ 81 no
li5 YARMOUTH ST., rooms .....3O.co
- Franklin ave. : rooms ............l5co
80 Franklin ave. rooms .............ls.G6
80 Brown ST.. Z rooms ..................2o.0O
- queen ST.. rooms .....................5 %
10 Brewer 81. rooms ................ - %
~ I,utv ST. Iovlhs .'.-.............. il. %
~ Wood St. 10 rooms ................ p %
iQ5 Levitt ave, rooms .............. 800
p" lose ave. rooms ................ lNOp.
3 room house on ONO Creek .......... 20 %
Lots of Flats Offices and stores N al
parts OF the city.
We have cottages At Ocean View ana
Virsinh, !ieach for rent. Come carly ana
get your cho.cc.
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DWELLINGS.
427 Corprow. $40
2lli. Maltby. $50.
Ave. Il. \. c.. 90.
i3S Reservoir. So
l56 Maple. SIP %.
PIG Front. a. c.. SIS.
Mabry Arch. Client,
Warren Crescent.
Client. 5000.
Warren Crescent.
Client. 5000.
81 Ccccl.a ave, 80.
ROOMS.
& Cecilia. $50.
300 CRANKY. $1,000.
POS rr. Anne. $500.
20 Church. Si.50.
1872 Maple $3.50.
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NDEii y DEED OF THRUSH FROM
~ y. Q. l.asaIicr and wife daicd Anril

NDEli a DEED OF TRUST FROM
5y,h. ls9i; OF record In Clerks Office oil
corporation Court of Norfolk city. default
dchtcdncss therein secured by direction
OF the creditor therein secured | shall OK
pose Tor sale at public auction AT the Nor
iolk Real Estate and Stock Exchange.
No ?SG Main street Norfolk. Va. on
IT, :SDAY. the 23rd day OF May. 1919. al
Y o'clock m. tho following property sit
uatcd IN l'ramblcton Ward, in the City of
Norfolk. to-wit:
Beginning at the southwestern intcrsec-
ton of lsrambcton avenue and Mnitby
avenue and extending westerly along
Ertmblcton avenue III feet or more. TO n
STAKE at the eastern line OF the sand now
CT formerly leased to r. \ Perry thenfn
southerly at right angles to Rraiubleion
avenue 10 feet, thence casteriy parallel 10
MNr n,,n.,. avenue III feet, or nero, TO
ginning.
TERMs.-onc-th'rd CASH balance, ono
and two years with interest from date OF
sale at SIX per cent. per annun. payable
SsGmi-annually. to be evidenced by negotin-
BILE notes and secured by decd of trust
constituting first lion unOn the property
Deed Of trust to be drawn, stamped and
recorded at the expense of the purchaser.
~ II. HoRLAND. Trustee.
TOWNSEND X JOINES
lh!I--tds Auct!oncers
HNpER a DEED or TRUST FROM
~ -: c. l-assi,cr and wife dated May
eth lS6, OF record. default having been
inauc IN the payment of the indebtedness
secured hy direction of tho creditor there
n secured. ] shall expose for sale at pub-
He auction AT the Norfolk Real Estate
1 thi Stock Exchange. 40 .2G Min street.
NORFOLK. Va. on TUESDAY the a3rd dav
Of May 1879. at II o'clock M. the fo.!ow-
ihE properly situated in the City of Nor
Al! that lot Of land with the frame
dwelling house thereon. commencing on
me South side OF Falkland street at a
point distant II feet west Of Reilly street
ana extending thence cIstcrly along Fa!E,
iahn street - feet. more or less. thence
southerly - feet 10 a ten-foot lane extend
in& TO keiliy street. thence wesiwardly
along SAID lane - feet. more or less ana
thence northwardly 50 feet to the begin
ming point 60
TtEMS.-Onc-third cash; balance. one
ana Two years, with interest thereon from
c-ie OF sale at six ocr cent. per annlm.
payable scmi-nnnually. 10 he nvid.ncra IN:
nesotiahie notes ana secured by decd OF
trust constitut MS Il first lien upon the
property.
Decd of trust TO bc drawn. stamped and
recorded ~ the EXPENSE of the purchaser
HUGH g. DAVIS Trustee
TOWNSEND * JOYNf,S
NY L US Auctioneers
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OF
BTamblGtOD RojQltS PEQDeItQ.

Acting under n decree OF the Chancery
bell VI. Southern Building and Loan AssS-
citation and Watson ". same. entered Oc-
toher 18th. lsN. tho unders gncd Specal
will sell by public auction, on the prem
SEES, on WEDNESDAY,. MAY lIrii 1899,
at IL m. lot No. on the plat of tho
Hramhe;on Heights Company, recorded
WIN the deed from Luther Sheldon to the
SAID company: said lot fronts - feet on
the west side Of Sheldon avenue and runs
back between parallel lines 100 feet, situ-
itcd in Brambeton Ward. Norfolk. Nir-
Sina.
TERMS.--Onc-;h'rd cash. balance on q
credit Of six and twelve months. With in
negotiable notes with personal security
ana dtle retained until all of purchase
money Is paid
WILLIS II. SMITH,
W i. McRAE.
:. :. J.. PATTESON,
Spec al Comm. ssh 'ncrs.
Il. T.. ROGERS.
Auciionocr.
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The bond required Of tho Special Com
misSioncrs by the above decree has been
uuiy sivcn. CHAS. .. SAVlLl.E. Clerk
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w w. H, II. TRfCE g. CO

VIII ": H. H. TRfCE & CO
REAL ESTATE & I,ENTAI. AGENTS.
COR. BANll AND PLUME SITS.
FOR RENT
ESiDENCES. Flats
o,,,,. po, $50 Main
III ir,i 5s3 Main.
~, Htni,' - Sh clds.
~, 81 Church.
-'p cove 81. $40 Main
IS Cumberland. STORES.
$40 Main 500 Church
SOS 'runstal avenue. 22S Water 81.
10 Bermuda. AIar. Campbell Wharf.
30 North 81. 52l Church.
I53 Church 81 Commercial
1 Houses on Forte iS3 Church
The WITS House. New store City
Franklin ave. Hall Avenue.
Ecachwood Place, 60 Church street.
Client. James and High.
GA st!on nv. Client. al Church.
Hardy House, tinert 5S3-5 Main st.
Glcnnan House Union ST. near
Ghcni church.
Nee house on the suburbs win five
acres.
iO-acrc Farm. good buildings. three miles
from Norfolk
Also Il 300-acre Farm, good buildings.
EcmsV.llc station.
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SAIIINIO

Genoa.
Br. stmp. Lalcham. Geary. Hun.
schr' Eleaza Clark, Goodwin. PEN
Schr. Kate Church, Slate, to sea.
ALBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE
CAN.AL co. ARRIVALS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

1000 Va. 3's @ Ssh.
100 Va. 2s @'...... ........... ssh
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NnRlIIpnE\-

NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. II. f. Lee. raft of logs. North
Carolina to Norfolk
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importers OF a Large Lot
OF FIRST GLASS
SPUN OAkuM
j. M. JORDAN & CO..
Water street and Ko1noko Docx.
WHITE < co.

TEAL ics5 ~ X ID Ht1-v X = .1t;i:Nr
40. q BAN * SrKEET
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BY y. L. Rogers ana Il, u Chariin x Co..
incorporated Real Estatc
AuctiCncciS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-12

I certify that the bond required by tho
decree has been given
Tcste: JUNIUS a. COLEMAN. d. c.
m
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CORN-Whitc corn,car lots 4l,Ac.: mixed
corn car lots. PC; from stores. white,
4.c.; from stores, mixed. doc.
MILL FEED-M arket steady: bran,
from store. SIC GO; middling. from store.
OATSCSteady; mixed. Soc: white, SIC.
EAf-No. /, Sli.oo per ton; No. ., sl3
MILLED RICE-As to grades-5,s to
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKrr.
ENPNESS COS

- W. = = OsJ-
Adams TX .1l3
American I;.x. ..l39
L. S. Ex. ...... ~
Wells Fargo .l25
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
HIT BACK AT GLUCOSE TRUST
Wholesale GrOccrs Are Protesting
Against Ab0Iishment of Cash
Discount and Guarantee.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-A special meeting OF
the Wholesale Grocers' association called by
President Lee was held here today to take
action on the alleged hostile position toward
jobbers assumed by the Glucose Syrup Re
hning company, known as the Glucose trust,
Representatives OF many OF the largest
Wholesale grocery houses in the west and
south we're present when the meeting came
to order. The cause Of the action on the
part Of the wholesalers was a circular issued
by the Glucose company a year ago notifying
the jobbers that the cash discount would be
abolished and the guarantee of goods with
drawn after January l, 1900. The whole
salers declare they hold themselves respon-
sible to the retailers for the condition
OF the syrup and other goods sold and they
expect the same consideration from the
manufacturers. a vigorous protest against
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
DEATH RECORD.
NJ. A. UPTON.

NJ. A. Upton, who was formerly a promi-
nent factor in the upbuilding of Omaha and
South Omaha, died Thursday afternoon at
his home, 2424 South Twentieth street from
a complication of diseases. His illness was
first noted as serious about a week ago.
Mr.. Upton was so years of age. He came
to Omaha about 1882, and was a prominent
figure in the early histry of South Omaha
packing industry. He was associated with
Messrs. Paxton and Kountze, and was secre-
tary Of the South Omaha Land company.
Leaving Omaha after the packing houses
had reached prominence, he went to Sheri-
dan, Wyo., and was secretary of a land COM
pany there. Two years ago he left Sherl-
dan and returned to Omaha, where he con
tinued TO reside. He leaves a widow and
three children. Deceased was a charter mem
Der of the Omaha Elks, and was also a mem
Der of u. S. Grant Post, Grand Army of the
Republic. The funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
DELAY IN HIGH SCHOOL NATTER
Case of Cassidy Against District Goes
over to March Term.

=" y
Yesterday was the last day for filing the
of Simon Cassidy against the Independent
School District of Council Bluffs in order
to assure the hearing of the case at the
January term. The papers were not filed
and the case will now have to go over to
the March term. This means more tedious
delay in the High school site matter.
The reason the petition was not filed yes
terday, the date as set forth in the original
notice, was because the attorney for Casady
has discovered that no formal demand for
the payment Of the purchase price of the
Oakland avenue property had ever been
made ON the Board OF Education or its Of
ficers. 1t was the understanding Of Simon
Casady's attorney that such demand had
been made before the notice OF suit was
filed, but it was since learned that the COM
munication containing the demand was never
by some oversight presented to the board.
The only way that the suit could have been
heard at this term would have been by the
board waving the formality of a demand,
but this it was not prepared to do,
As the matter now stands nothing further
can be done in the case until the March
term, when a new suit will have to be COM
menced. The amount that Cassidy sues for
is $S, SEQ.
Talking OF the High school site controversy
yesterday President Sims said that if the
question was not settled satisfactory before
very long, he would be in favor Of deferring
all further action until the spring election,
when the matter could be left to the voters
to decide. He said he would be in favor of
submitting two propositions to the people;
first, whether the money derived from the
proceeds of the sale Of the bonds now lying
idle I'm the bank should be used to take up
the bonds again or, second, whether the
money should bo used to lower the present
High school building and build an addition
to It. lie said ne did not believe the board
would ever be permitted to build the school
on the Ballard property, but as far as he
knew the board did not contemplate taking
any further action in the matter until the
regular meeting next month.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
board of Insanity commissioners.

The Board of Insanity Commissioners met
yesterday and in addition to making a num-
Der of orders in different cases put in a
busy day preparing its annual report, which
has to be presented to the Board OF County
Supervisors at the January session.
Harry Dye, who last summer was COM
mitted to the State Insane asylum at Clar-
india, was ordered released on parole. He
will be taken in charge by his uncle, Royal
D.. Amy, who has filed a bond in the sum
of 81, 900. Harry Dye is one OF the heirs
of the late Mrs. Amy of Fifth avenue. This
action of the commissioners was sanctioned
by the State Board Of Control.
Allie Miller was ordered committed to st.
Bernard's hospital temporarily for observa-
ton. Miss Miller was ordered discharged
from Clarlnda on December 81 and placed
in the care of her relatives. A new in
formation, charging her with being men
tally deranged, was filed with the board
| yesterday and after an Investigation the
order committing her for the time being
TO st. Bernard's hospital was made.
The work connected with the preparation
OF the report is tedious and lengthy and
necessltates the employment by the board
OF a stenographer.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
TRAVELLING MEN IN SESSION
w. T.. Mitchell of iowa and T.. IL.
bruce OF Nebraska Were
Elected Wee Presidents.
creditors.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S.-The annual meeting
of the Northwestern Travelling Mems asso-
citation was held at the fremont house, when
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Willis Young. Among the vice presi-
dents were: w. +. Mitchell, Iowa; w. l..
Day, Missouri; NJ. S. Van Deusen, Kansas;
o. b. Myers, Colorado; L. E. Bruce, Ne
braska; j. c.. Sheldon, South Dakota; w. IL.
Clelland, Wyoming; secretary and treas
urer, d. X. Clink; board OF directors, r. A,
Scovel, George w, Bailey, George NJ. Pen
meyer, William r.. White, Il, C. Towslee.
A complimentary smoker and enter
tainment was given by the association to-
night at the fremont house. d.. x. Cllnk,
secretary AMI treasurer, presided as master
OF ceremonies.
President Willis Young delivered the ad,
dress Of welcome and was followed by
Samuel Pike and several other members
with short speeches.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29

The Omaha g. Council Railway and Bridge
company obtained from Judge Aylesworth
OF the superior court yesterday a temporary
injunction restraining the Omaha, Council
Bluffs e Suburban Railway company from
interfering with its tracks or right of way
over and along Sixteenth street or from re-
moving or interfering with its tracks laid
upor Sixteenth street, especially at the
junction of the street and Avenue C or from
attempting to put in crossings. The old
motor company has a branch line running
from Broadway to Union Driving park and
the suit, it is said, is merely brought as a
precautionary measure to compel the new
company to enter into crossing contracts
and agreements before it lays it's rails across
the tracks on Avenue C. Work on the new
motor company's line is nearly completed
as far as Sixteenth street on Avenue c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-29
ResuIts on the Running Trucks.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2I7ResultS:
First race, six furlongs, selling: Tortugas
won, Mouseltoff second, Old Fox third,
Time: 117.
Second race, five furlongs, selling: Inlook
won. Lavega second, Ell Reno third, Time;
1:03IR.
Third race, one and one-eighths miles,
selling: Donna Rita won, Admetus second,
Babe Fields third. Time: 1857.
Fourth race, one mile, handicap: Miss
Mae Day won, jolly Roger second, Deyo
third. Time: 1:43l5.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling: Agitator
won, Little Billy second, Water Crest third,
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 28.-Weather clear
and track fast. Oakland results:
First race. six furlongs, for maiden 2-year.
old, purse: Billy Moore won, Coming Event
second, Radwald third. Time: 115.
Rosaibra Won. San Mateo second, Jingle
Jingle third. Time: 1:l0ka.
Third, five furlongs, for 2-year-olds, sell
ing: Southern Girl won, Bamboulia second,
Gussie Fay third. Time: 100.
Fourth race, one and One-eighth miles,
selling: Potente won, Topmast second,
Rosimante third. Time: 1921.
Fifth race. one mile, purse: Lothian won,
Rosormonde second. Timemaker third.
Time: 1894.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, free handicap:
Yellow Tail won, Marcato second, Olinthus
third. Time: 1926.