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AROUND THE
CORRIDORS

Garrison Turner. an attorney of Mo-
desto, is registered at the Grand
Surveyor General NJ. ]. Wright Of Sac
ramento is a guest at the Grand.
Dr. F. r. Arndt of San Diego is one of
yesterdays arrivals at the Lick.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxnard have re-
turned to the city. They are at the Pal
ace.
H. s. Greenleaf, NJ D.. physician of
the army, is at the Palace en- route 10
Manila.
w. ]. shattuck, large fruit grower of
Hanford, is one Of the late arrivals at the
Palace.
DR.. T. H. Hall of the Napa State Hos
pital for the Insane is guest at the Cali
fornia.
Captain D. ]. Hart of the signal corps is
registered a the Occidental from Wash
ington, D. c.
Alden Anderson. a wealthy fruit grower
and Speaker of the Assembly, is guest
al the Grand.
w. NJ. Sims, one of the leading lawyers
of Sacramento. is at the Palace on a short
visit to the city.
T. w H. Shanahan, a well-known poll
tician of Anderson is among last nights s
arrivals at the urand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harkinson of An
mer at S34 Grove street.
H. P. Goodman, son of the well-known
banker of Napa. is one of those who yes
terday registered at the Palace.
A j. Richardson, one of Auburn's most
prominent citizens, is at the California
on a short pleasure trip to the city.
Captain j. NJ. Sigworth, U. S. A, and
e c. Mitchell, L. S. N, are two Unit I'd
States officers who are staying at the
Occidental.
E. c. Deutcher a wealthy mining man
of Virginia City, is a guest at the Palace.
as are also Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Mix OF
New York.
]. W. Barbour. p. McRae and D. r.
Cameron are three well-known fruit
growers of Hanford who are registered
at the Lick.
Nineteen of the teachers who were on
the special that was wrecked at Newman
returned to the city last evening and went
to the Grand.
Mrs W. S. Leake. Miss George Spieker,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Spieker and Miss Bir-
die Dray of Sacramento left yesterday for
Alaska on a pleasure trip.
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DISCUSSED TEMPERANCE.
Rev. John A. B. Wilson Sharply Crit
icizes Supporters of Saloons.

In a discussion on Temperance by
the members of the Methodist Episcopal
Minister'S Union yesterday morning Rev
F. D. Bovard of Santa Rosa and Rev:
John A B. Wilson of this city delivered
forcible arguments on the subject. The
former criticized the, attempt OF Henry ).
Crocker to form a wine trust, which, he
contended, would injure the cause OF TEN tenn
perance in his section. DR.. wilson crlu5
ciZed the administration and condemned
the canteen system. In part ne sdlu'
have no controversy with my pretnren li, %, ~;
the question of temperance. We al oelleye , IN
the prohibition Of the liquor trafhc upon pm az
ciple Our difference is upon the nlelnou nlet.i % "
applying these principles. take the pos ,.oii
that Il is a great political question as t W.
political party in back of it, and no party can
take it up because issues make part4es' 4io'
The great issue of tariff has divided the
whole country into two hostile camps foT years
and yet the difference between the two plLIs 2i Ui
the various parties would not pay the drihh i pIIi
of the nation for two months. WE'VE huiIuLeu I
and fiftv million dollars goes over the counters
~ saloons everyy wear for the debauchery Of our
people Nine-tenths OF the crime IS due TO tIli9
rause and 80 900 men are slain every year
tbro,Igb its evil effects There is a hue and
cry and a national investigation because OF
the unsanitary camps in which 5yVV OF our Sol
dier BOYS have died horrible deaths, but no
investigation as TO the ruin, dshonor. de.
bauchery and the final slaughter of the 15O.oo0
in POLITICS dares to say word in criticism
Of the infamous traffic, from the. President OF
United
the reason that the liquor men cast their votes
in ''blocks'' for the men who favor them IN
legislation and administration.
The diplomacy of the administration requires
that Protestant missionaries should not go 70
Manila for their work but has admitted 4uo
saloons to be opened in the city limits for the
dehauchery of our soldier boys, who, respond
ing to their country's call, go out there IN
patriotic fervor, and who will come back to US
ruined not by the bullets Of the Fflipinos'
but by the saloons supported by the aoIninis-
tration for their destruction.
Rev Franklin Rhoda read a paper be-
fore the Presbyterian Ministers Union
entitled Are We Limiting the Holy One
of Israeli" 1t proved a learned discourse.
A general discussion followed the reading
of the paper in which Rev. Messrs. Bur
Fraser and Hunter participated.
Rev G. b Hatch addressed the Congre-
gational ministers on John G. Whittier.
1t was an interesting talk on the great
poets life and works.
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BOARD OF HEALTH
WANTS MORE Cash
WILL APPEAL TO THE BOARD OK
SUPERVISORS.
Row With the Federal Authorizes
Still Goes Merrily
On

- T,o,narx- secretary of the Board OF
Health. will make common cause WIN
the Fire Department tonight ana appeal
befora the Finance Committee OF the
Board of Supervisors to urge upon ma
body the necessity of an expansion OF tns
tax anportfonment for the expenses OF the
Health Department.
when the old Board of Supervisors fixed
+be amount that the Board OF Health was
IN receive it was not known that so many
of Dan Burns henchmen were to De uns
loaded upon it, and all the nsELiiinSS - -
which Dennery is capable mas IaII6u 70
make it go round. Consequently Mr, Burns
has decided that the taxpayers VIII nay
TO put up the difference, and tnat ms
political debts may be paid Dennery VIII
tonight appeal 10 the supervisors.
DR. Barbats microbes are sun gIVIhs
rise to some rather warm consequence
between the municipal ana the T tuS!@ q
Health officers. DR.. Kinyoun OF the Ma
rine Hospital service last week az
dressed a letter to the board in when ne
severely criticized the hndlngs OF "
Barbat in the case OF the two dea9 jap.
anese from the Nippon Maru. Dr. Barbat
declared that he had discovered and maze
successful cultures of the true germ OF
the dread bubonic plague from saIIEd
taken from the glands of the two Japan
ese DR.. Kinyoun ridiculed the statement
and criticized the methods by whlch Dr'
Rarbat arrived at his conclusion. feS-
terday the board addressed communlca-
tion 10 him. in which DR.. Barbat meth-
DDS were defended and his conclusions up
After copious quotations from treatises
on the true plague germ, the letter readS
as follows: -, ,..,o,,,r,
You state that it was well-knowyn
fact to this board that there was Well-
eouipped laboratory at the Federal Quar-
antine Station. We have been unable 70
discover any communication from you to
that effect. and the Federal haah 9gaTnp1e g6f19
courteous 10 this board to invite it to
examine the facilities Of Angel Island
with regard to the ability TO determine
the exact nature of any germ, we Deg 20
inform you that we are tqIIy coz Goli2E Zt,j,o
to undertake any work of this klnd "hlch
may come before US +1,o+
knowing from past experience, tnat
any report coming from this board vas %as
wilIfully distorted and the facts "5InlIGIa "1Jt1
from the Surveyor General OF the MarIls
Hospital service, we INSTRUCTED our blio baGo
teri6lOgist to send you a slide OF buoonle
plague baciIi. which was authentlc. anu anu
see whether you were really aoIe 70 as
tfnguish them. Your published letter IN
dfcates that you are as, liable to ., err as as
is our bacterioIogist, and we feel that We
were justified in taking the stand we dl6
in order to properly protect the city OF
San Francisco from any possibility OF an
epidemic of bubonic plague"
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therefore, does considerable body OF the people look
for counsel in the problem confronting the mu-
nicipalty The Supervisors should obtain his aid in
shaping the estimates He should not be deprived OF
any OF the glory OF successful solving OF the COM
pcaton, should he be permitted to shirk any OF
the responsibility should evil result from reductions in
the appropriations asked for by the heads OF depart
ments.
AS for the Supervisors themselves, their duty is
clear. They were elected upon pledge to limit the
tax rate to one dollar the hundred Let them keep
that pledge in letter and in spirit and the public will
have no right to condemn them.
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Ex-coIlector welburn,s Ronds

Judge ]. H. Beatty of the United States
District Court of Idaho called the calen-
dar in the United States Circuit Court in
this city this morning, Judge Morrow
having gone on a vacation.
The suits brought by the Government
against ex-Collector Oscar NJ Welburn's S
bondsmen to recover $4,000, alleged to
have been embezzled by Cashier Norton.
were set for trial for July 81.
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SUICIDE BY GAS.
Aged Charles Davis, Drunk and De-
spondent, Ended His Days.

Charles Davis. day clerk at the Model
lodging-house. 737 Mission street com
1oftfed suicide some time last Sunday by
asl6f13 agphTxiating ting himself with Illuminating
gas. He had been drinking to excess our
ing the past week and was very oesPoho-
The body was found in the, disinfectins
room. Davis had locked the door on h@IIn- @
self and had taken off the tip of the gas
fixture. in order TO allow the fluid 10 es-
cane the more quickly.
The dead man was a native OF EnglaLlu
and 6T wears old.
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Suspected Pickpockets.

kid" Young, Frank Mcguire. George
Reed and Ben Zimmerman. who were ar
rested Sunday while working the crowds
on the Tiburon boats by Detectives Ellis
and Shaw, appeared in Judge Conlan's
court yesterday to answer a charge of va
grancy. At the request Of the prosecu-
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Given away with each cash want GdVer-
Hsement ordered in next Sundays Gail. a
magnificent portrait of Admiral Dewey,
printed in ten coiors, size 14x2f inches.
ready for framing.
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CALIFoRNIANs IN WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 10.-H. c. Turner
of Los Angeles is at the Shoreham. w
w Belvin of San Francisco is at the
Raleigh.
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in paints.
PRATT'S ORATION-F.. City. Leon
idas E. Pratt delivered the Fourth of July
Grafton in San Francisco in 1874.
THE ALTA CALIFORNIA-F City
The files of the Alta California were Sc
cured for the Free Public Library in this
city, and are there now.
QUEEN VICTORIA-G. s., Fort Bragg.
Cal. BY the birth Of q child recently to
Princess Heinrich Reuss. Queen Victoria
became a grandmother.
SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU.
C. R., City. The distance from San Fran
cisco to Honolulu is laid down in the track
chart as 2100 miles The ships of the Pa
cihc Mail line which stop at the last
named port on the way to China make The
distance 20S5 miles.
"A GOLD QUARTER'-D. E. K, PIac-
erville. Cal There is no premium on what
is known as gold quarter" The United
States never coined gold quarters. Such
are tokens that were manufactured by
jewelers. in the early days of California
There are a great many in San Francisco,
where they are offered at 25 cents each
TO PORT ORCHARDS. J., San Jose,
Cal. The Mary F, Perley leaves Seattle
daily. except Sunday. at $50 a. m. and
p. m; Sunday at p. m, for Port Orch
ard. The A r. Robinson leaves Seattle
daily for the same point a $50 a. m.
There is no steamer between Tacoma and
Port Orchard.
HOLLANDISH PAPERs-G. V. c.,
City. The following is a list of the Hol-
landish papers published in the United
States: De Heidepwereld. at Orange City.
Iowa, monthly; Een Stem des Volks. at
Grand Rapids, Mich, weekly; De Grond-
wet, at Holland, Mich, weekly; De VoikS-
lera, at De Pere, Wis, weekly; De Gids,
same place. monthly.
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Calglace fruit soc per lb at TOwnsend's'

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen' n's), 3lo Mont
gomery street. Telephone Main l04z-
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Divorce Suits Filed.

Mary McKibben has sued her husband,
James McKibben, for a divorce, alleging
divorce on the ground of desertiOn have
been filed by Burt Petrone against Daisy
Petrone. Charles II. Douglass against
Sarah Douglass and Louis Wainberg
against Anna Wainberg.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Coluubia--'L1rd Lady AIgy."
Caifornia-'The Barber of Seville
Crpheum-Vaudeville.
Tfvoli-''Shamus
Alcazar-'Camille."
e. Opera House-"Carrnen."
Chues Observation-Disclosures every afternoon
and evening.
Olympia-Corne- Mason and Ellis streets-specaltes.
Co. Market Eighth-Bat-
lie cf Manila Bay
Sutro Baths-Swimmng Races, etc
Mechanics Pavion-Cake Walkers, Saturday, July Is
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

ton the cases were continued till Friday.
glIire is branching out in that direction.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

John J. Valentine, the Wells-Fargo president, may
be sorry some day that he did not give pass to Rev
V. Marshall Law. He may have to sue some other
spiritual director some day for pass on his last
Journey.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Devils Isle seems to have been appropriately
ramed. His Satanic Majesty appears TO have sta
toned few of his deputies there to make life inter
esting for Dreyfus.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Mrs. Yda Adds Storke Of Santa Barbara must
think that Attorney Jackson has four or five lives
Prussic acid, chloroform and two pistols certainly
ought to silence an ordinary LAWYER forever.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Dom Paul is said to be fencing automatically with
British statesmen to gain time until the rainy season
in and military operations in the Transvaal will be
doubly dangerous for British troops. Dom Paul must
be reading the reports OF General Otis from the Phil
ippines.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

On July 1s and II the Santa Fe route will sell
tickets to Indianapolis and return at the very
low rate of SIS Occasion-annUal meeting Of
the Epworth League Get full particulars at
the Santa Fe cfhce CPS Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Bill Bryan is casting about for running mate If
his expansion ideas undergo no change, he may yet
select Aguinaldo.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Senator Gorman's friends claim that his health is
poor. 1t is not half poor as his chances for the
Presidential nomination.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

Angostura Bitters, prepared by DR.. j. G. b.
Siegert for his private use has become FAMOUS
as the best appetizing tonic.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

PAINT-G. P, City. Such paint as yoU
desire can be procured from any dealer
in paints.
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CHICAGO NEWS STANDS.
P. News Co.; Great Northern Hotel;
Fremont House; Auditorium Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11
MR.. BARRETT, DIPLOMAT.

\ URING Mr.. Cleveland's last term everybody
] was surprised by his discovery OF MI John
Barrett and his appointment OF that person
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-11

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS.
waIdorc-Astor Hotel; A. Brentano, 81 Union Square
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
Norfolk Cotton Market.
Norfolk. va. Dec. 4 1s0A
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON

AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Heavy frost predicted for the cotton
belt last night.
Spot sales in Liverpool yesterday was
$1,000 balcs-4-16d. decline. Future con-
tracts declined to points, closing
easy.
Bar silver in London 27Md.-decline
of 1-16d-against 81 9-16d. last year.
Future contract market in New York
advanced l to 4 points, closing steady.
January, 7.iS97.49; May 7.5G6I7.57; Au-
gust, 7.52@7,5i; October, G.96@6.9S. Spot
cotton quiet at 7Ac.; stock, u.s.. j.. bales.
New Orleans market declined point
on January contracts, closing ut 7.?l.
United States port receipts yesterday
were $3.50 bales, against 75,7SS bales
last year and 45.432 bales in 1896
New Orleans receipts estimated to-
day at II ,0GO TO $4,000 bales against o.
325 bales last season and 2l,S54 bales
in 1896.
Houston receipts to-day estimated at
10000 TO $4,000 bales, against 2I.325 bales
last year and 21,S5i bales in 1896.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
The Cotton Markets.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New York, Dec. As compared with
the recent lively fluctuations and ac-
tive speculation to-day's market was
an uninteresting affair." Neither side
seemed disposed to take tho Initiative,
while the outside public hesitatcd az q
general thing, IL anything being dis
posed to withdraw, pending new condi-
lions upon which to base fresh conclu-
sions. The market opened steady With
prices l point lower to 8 higher. Bulls
attempted to bring about II more de-
cided advance at the start, but soon
dcsisted, the cable news being disap-
pointing and receipts larger than cX-
pected. Liquidation eventually set III
and prices gave way point after point.
New Orleans bought In small way
around the opening, but later withdrew.
on which to base aggressive action and
In not q few cases advantage was tu
ken OF the decline to make good OBJ
legations III the March and later posi-
items. Reports of firmness in Southern
spot markets were received and pre-
dictions pointed 10 smaller receipts
during the rest of the week. Private
cables attributed the decline in Liver
pool to adviccs from New York. stat
ing in effect that the bull movement
had eliminated and sentiment was
rapidly becoming bcarish The local
annrket for futures closed steady at q
net gain OF 1Mi points, having adj
vanced during the last few. minutes on
Wall street buying.
New York, Dec. 4.--Cotton futures
opened steady. Dec, 7.40: Jan. 7.52
Feb. 7.49; Mar, $50; APR. 7.5i; May,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
LIVERPooL COTTON NIARKEr.

-. -, y = = = = y i 4 OAN N+AINNTlI.
Liverpool. Dec. Al p. m.--Spot cot
ton, good business done; prices Lied.
ioMer; American middling, 4 11-32d.
The sales OF the day were Is. 600
bales, of which 1000 were for specula-
ton and export and included IL, 400
bales American
Receipts $4,000 bales. including II 500
bales American.
Futures opened and closed easy at
the decline. American mlddllng: Dec,
4 l0-6ld., buyers: Dec. and Jam, 4
S-64Q4 9-64d.. sellers; Jan. and Feb, 4
a-64d., sellers; Feb. and Mar, 4 5-6ldIl
Sid. sellers; Mar. and Apr. 4-6i(i..
buyers; APR. and May, 3-6id., value:
May and June. 2-64d.. buyers; juno
and July, Ltd, buyers; July and
Aug, Id. buyers; Aug. and Sept, 8
6l-64d, buyers; Sept and Get. 54-6ld.,
Sellers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec. i.-F'Iour, dull; West
ern super s2.25@2.35. Wheat, very dull;
spot and month. 6SM @69c.; January, 70
Gp7OAc.; May, 1870. asked; Southern by
sample, G5Gl70c. Corn, very dull: spot,
sIM GG373sc.: month. S7Ac.; December.
new or old. 3G1a@36Nc.: January SEX
G369sc; February, 3GM@36Mc.; South
ern white, 33@37Mc. Oats, steady; No.
white, 32@32kc. Rye, dull; No. 2
nearby. Sic. No. 2 Western, CSC.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
CoTToN-sEED OIL.

New York, Dec. 4.-Cotton-seed oil
was quietcr and little in buyers favor
because of scarce freight room and con-
sequent inability to work export orders.
Prime summer yellow was offered ut
32c. Prime crude barrels, &c. Prime
summer yellow. &c. asked; off summer
yellow, nominal. Butter grades, nomi-
nal: prime winter yellow, 34Gp35c. Prime
white, 33@34c.; prime meal, s235O@24.5O.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05

was easy; No 8 spring wheat. GO963c.;
No. . red. G5&0G7c;: No, 2 corn. soc; No,
Ua,S ;e 2SMSye ~ 10 wn yH 6s Sc ia NO;
barley, SsGil3lsc; No. flax seed, Slao;
prime timothy seed, $3.50. Mess Pork. per
sis5l5.17ia; short ribs Sides Ooose), sl.9OlD
$40; dry saltcd shoulders (boXcd), 53sdi
5Hc.: short clear sides tboXcd). S5.201 5.SO.
Wh!Skey, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, $l.23k. Sugars. cut loaf. I'M
changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was strong; crcamcr.es, IL
Ql26c.; dairies, 1CM22c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston. S. c., Dec. 4.-Turpentinc
market steady at 4Sc. Resin firm. un-
changed.
Savannah. Ga. Dec. i.-Turpentine
firm, aSQ4S1ac. Rosn firm. Quote: y. Il.
c, u, Z. Sll0; i. 81. 20: G.. 25; III and
], $l.S5; X, 81. 40; Nj, $l.75; N, $2.25;
w G, S2.25; w w, $500
Wilmington, N. c.. Dec. 4.-Turpen-
tine steady. 471&@4Sc. Resin firm, $l.06@D
Si.1O. Crude turpentine quiet. sl.5OG
So. SO. Tar firm, Sl.40.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
DRY PLATED JowLs-iAc.
PORK PLATES-5lsc.
MESS tPORk-Old. SECS.

HAM PORK-Per barrel, S11.0o.
LARD-Pure butchers, In tlerccs, TIC:
compound tierees, 57ac.; So-lb. tubs md 90
Id. tins. Mc. more.
WOOi---Unwashcd. 1sc.: bulky. 5 TO Tc.
less; Washed wool CSC: black. l2!sc. to 16c.
,HiDEs.G. s.. ~; green. So: dry mt.
"a; DRY salt l1ta: damaEea Z.
aALr FiSII.
HERRING.-New North Carolina cut. in
Eastern barrels. Sl259i.5o; Potomac,
GROSS. s3.c0; mulets. lO0-lb kegs, sI.ao;
spots, !Oo-lb. kegs. $3.50; mackerel. fat No.
2. S23G0: white fish, new catch, 100 lb
is SIS s. 10; So-lb. kegs. $40; 7q-lb, kegs.
FRESH FISH
spots, 1er pound. &c.: croakers. per
pound. ef'3c.; tayiors. per paund, 416c. !:
large rock, per pound 12isc.; pan rock,
per pound. G0Sc.: sh;,d. none: trout. 2G3c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
AUCTION SAFES -FUTURE DAYS.
BY John c. Niemeycr. Auctloneer.

q =
4 Circuit Court of Norfolk county, en-
tered on the 10th day Of September. 1889.
ID. Il. Driver and others. the undersigned.
as.special commissioner appointed by said
decree. Will offer for sale al public auc-
ton, at the courthouse door of Norfolk
county, in the. city of Portsmouth, on
THURSDAY. the goth day of November,
to-w!t
i. That Tract of Land in the county of
;Sorfolk. bounded on the north by tha
lands of Thomas e. Taylor. on the eost
by, the lands Of 1. Copeland and on the
west by the lands of Willis Hargroye.
2 That Tract q Land in said county.
cree entered in the Circuit Court of Nor
Taylor and others vs.. Heriert and and ot
taining 70 9o-!Oo acres. and bounded by
courses and distances noted and drawn on
The plat in said suit.
the head Of Western Branch. bounded on
The north by the Suffolk road and school,
Of d. =. Driver on the south by the lands
or John Herbert. and on the west by
me ST ha r road containing 45 3t5ioo acres
bounded on the south and west by tho
lands formerly owned by James Herbert,
Price and Thaddeus Wortten, and on the
enSt by the lands OF d. j. Goodwin. con-
tulnlnS 10 acres.
=. That Tract of Land, known as the
Nirsinia c. Powder land in tho said
county; rear Bowers Hill. on tho north
sid, OF The Suffolk road. containing 40
ncres conveyed to D. T: Driver by A. II.
Martin Clerk of Norfolk County Court
January ~. 1889.
o. The life interest OF D. IT. Driver in
tract or land In said county, containing
80 acres. which was assigned to his wIfo
IN fee, IN Hen OF dover in the lands OF
James Herbert, in the suit of Taylor and
DINERS VS.. Herbert and others. in the CIR
1879 -
third cash: the residue in
enc ana two years from the day OF sale
The deferred payments to carry interest
from that day. and the little to be retained
until all the purchase money Is paid and
the further order of the court The pur-
chaser to he put in possession of the lands
on the LIST day OF January, 1900
JOHN j BURROUGHS,
Special Commissioner.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn, oats, Provisions. Lard Short
Ribs, Etc.

Chicago, Dec. Although wheat was
easy early the market later turned
firm OH 4 bullish December report. n
decrease in the visible, and moderate
receipts, closing strong, May CSC. over
Saturday, at 69IG9lsc. Corn and oats
closed unchanged. Provisions sustain
ed by a good demand light hog sup
ply and a predicted shorting in pro-
ducts, closed 2M@5c. higher.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
Oncn Eiyh. LOW. Clos,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-05
TRUCK MhRKEr.
tEy Telegraph to Virginia Pilot,

New York, Dec. 4.-Potatoes, steadier;
New Jersey. $10OI1.S7; New York. $l.0o
@140; Long Island, s1.25@1.75; Jersey
sweets, S2.2502.75; Southern, s1.75@2.25.
Cabbage. quiet; Long Island. $4,000
81 80 per 100.