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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
NEW YoRIl PROVISION MARKET'.

New York, January 6.-Flour modor-
ately active, and q 5@10c. lower to sell.
Rye -four quiet. BuclSwheat. weak, at
100. Buckwheat dun. Corn meal quiet.
Rye dull; No 2. Giiac. BARLEY stronger;
weak; No. 2 red, 9AM79Ac. Corn
Spot weak; No. 2, 43l5M43iAc. Oats
Spot quiet; No. 2, 33c. Cut meats dull.
Lard weaker; Western steamed, 5.75.
January 5f2, nominal; refined quiet.
3 Pork easy mess, 950l910.00. Butter
firm; Western creamery, 15@20c.; do.
factory, l2@14Mc.; I0lgins, PIC; iInita-
Stlon creamery. lS417c.; State dairy, 13ll
Cheese firm; large white, 1OMc.
T,sygs steady; State and Pennsylvania,
27c Mestetu fresh, 2sc.; Southern ESQ
pGc. Cotton seed oil somewhat stronger
and more acsive, with sales of of sum
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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET

.Baitimore. January 6.-Flour dull.
Wheat weak: SPOT. 759sc.. bid: month.
1854 '3Ac; February, 76AGI6kc.;
southern wheat. by sample. 7l@IIkc.
Corn weak: spot and month, 40%GD
4ossc; February. 4okMiOMc: Southern
white aud yellow corn, 3S6Di1c. Oats
finn; No. white. S4936. Rye firmer;
40. nearby, 59hc; No. 2 Western,
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DWELLINGS.
AIobry Arch. Client

M .,6G Arch. Client.
Warren Crescent,
Client. $50.
Graydon av., Client,
S25.
Rawleigh. avenue,
Client, $50.
50 Holt street, $3.50.
81 Holt St, S3j.
l32 Cumberland. S25.
73 Falkland. 500. 50.
T0I Tunstall ave. sli.
500 Highland $3.50.
$40 Corprew av., Si1.
423 Corprew av., $50
S Cecilia av.. $3.50.
Ii Cecilia av., $3.50.
l6 Cecilia av., $3.50.
81 Cecilia av., $3.50.
ROOMS.
402 Main st, $3.50.
$50 T.. Man ST., $3.50.
3S7 Church ST., $50.
S31 Church ST., $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07

Sunrise and sunset are computed for the
visible rising ana setting: the Observers
eye 10 feet above. sea-evel and view I'M
obStructed.
In the tide columns, Oh. com. is mid
night: y h com. is noon.
Small tides range Is TO 2 feet rise:
average tides, 90 to 20 feet; great tides
90 TO 80 feet Gales from north TO east
cause extreme high tides.
MOONS PHASES.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
NEWPOK1r NEWS.

Arrived: Dan. stump. Olaf Lortnzin,
Barry. London, 10 load.
sailed: Br. stmp. Greenbrier, Train
lex, --, cargo.
NEW SIGNAL. LETTERS.
Signal letters were assigned to the
following merchant vessels of the
United states by the Bureau of Nav
igation. Treasury Department. during
the week ending Dec. 10, 1885:
* n Il F-Schooner yacht Ingomar,
80 tons gross, OF New York.
* II G-Schocner barge Number
Eight 92i tons gross. of Baltimore.
X y II II--Bark Abby Palmer 1853
tons gross, of San Francisco.
j. Il. CRAIG.
Commander, U. s. N, photographer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
IelNN niNs in AIie-.i...I,...i
Norfolk. Va

iieaVy rains III Mississippi, Texas
The stock in Liverpool is MS follows:
1899. 1895.
Stock and stock anoat .si3. 900 2g2 600
-Anerican.... $3.50. $500 sos. 900 092 900
Mlddling .........3 3-32d. lid.
Future contract market in Liverpool
closed steady, half TO one point adj
Now York contract market advanced
to points closing steady March,
a.59 TO $50; May, 5.G6 to SCI; August,
5.75 to SIS.
New Orleans future contract market
advanced points; March, 522
The crop movement has been as fol-
lows: 1899 1SoS
Interior Receipts. 49,. 1Ss.so5 1862
Fort Receipts .......... 2Si9S5 900. SS4
Exports, week..... -. 3O315a 214.5S3
stock at Ports: -. i, 2oio75 1.2iS,727
brought in sight (est). 3aI $40 56.20i
Total crop in st (est0 i. 9S7, 500 7,aSi. JOG
Stock of cotton in New York is 81 .202
bales, VS.. 1880 bales last year and
292 1903 bales in 1897.
New Orleans receipts to-day are esti-
mated at 10000 to 1900 bales, against
1865 bales last year.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
NORFOLK MhRKETS.
For Grain. iiaU, Groceries. Provisions
sc.

Quotations ut Wholesale Prices,
unicss otherwise stated. and prices
are subject TO nHctuation market
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
PORT CALENDAR

FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY. 1899.
CALCULATED FOR u. S. NAVY
NARD. NORFOLK. VA.
STANDARD TIME.
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BYRD. BALDWIN & CO.,
RENTAL AGENrn. ROOMS q. AND.a
GRANNY STREET,
FOR RENT.

So Bank ST.. $3.50.
Front St, A.City. 81.
iS5 Highland, $3.50.
6 Cecilia av.. $3.50.
1876 Maple av., 500.
ITO Falkland $3.50.
Ia Falkland. $3.50.
ZIG Falkland. $3.50.
STORES.
s31 Church ST., $40.
S37 Church St, $40.
300 CRANKY St, S25.
$40 CRANKY ST., $25.'
Sl4 CRANKY St. $40.
81 Bank St, $40.
OFFICES.
1O5 CRANKY st, s25.
West Bid. Main
and Church SITS.
Haddington Bid,
CRANKY street.
w areliouses li9. Isl
Water street.
Stables. AGO Main
ST.. 500.
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". R. FENTRESS & SON.
General Real Estate and Rental Agents
BANK STREET. SECOND FLOOR.

/. SECOND FLOOR.
RENT
| 200 Church st. $40.
Cor. Church and
Charlotte. $3.50.
AS Church ST. s2j.
81 Queen st. rooms
above. $la.
100 Botetourt, SIS.
Factory building
cor. Water and
Madison $50.
FLATS.
$50 Church st, SO.
Cor. Church and
Holt. . rooms. $40.
i22 II ghland, s6.55.
lis go W. Brambic-
ton ave. Sc each.
IA James ST. So.
l2j Kelley ave. S.
three carriages.
'lephone-5l5.
We m offer several
I'd paving city prop
. solicited.
ID stables with three
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FOR
DWELLINGS,

FOR
DWELLINGS.
100 Boush st.. S25.
House on Duncan
avenue. S2l.
House on Graydon
avenue. SIS.
House on FRANKLIN
avenue. SIS.
81 Falkland St. $50.
so Brown St, S22 10.
160 bermuda ST.. Sll.
els Brown ave. $l5.
l2S Church ST., $3.50.
s. Virginia St, $40. 30.
III Charles st. 81.
il2 Baxter ave, So.
STORES
iI6 Main st.
as Brewer ST, S25.
stalls and room for
Southern States *
no INNESTORC -
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n. c. HOGGARD G. CO.,

REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AGENTS.
50 BANK STREET. PHONE 7l9.
DWELLINGS. DWELLINGS.
SO = Main, $33 ,,o 40 Bermuda, SIS.
igi r. Highland NV. 81 Holt $33.
l.G Holt. 80. go l75 Bermuda. 5000
~ Graydon. 20, Il. Brambleton. 81.
!a9 Bermuaa, Siooo loo Chapel. $3.50
e GO ti " uou; ROOMS.
sas1K eiiev ST. i0t ssS--f5cfiyS7
loS S. Park. $50 los $. Kelly. SIS.
3i7 Wiloughby. SlSI26S Chapel. 81.
STORES.
T07 Church street. store and dwelling. SIS.
799 Church street. store. $35.
FOR SALE.-We have several pieces of
property in Brambleton and other sec
lions OF the city we can offer as bargains
TO Investors or parties wanting homes;
also several nice farms on salt water.
For further information call on
II. c. IIOGGARD e co.
(Ledger copy)
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PY VIRTUE or THE TERMS OF A
Il dNcrpn he ya,iir IL In


by VIRTUE or THE TERMS OF A
~ ~ decree of the Court of Law and
December. 1875, in the chancery cause
lhercin pending i'll which Mary l.. Hatton
ana another are plaintiffs and John l..
iatton and others are defendants, / will
sell at public auction at the Norfolk Real
FRIDAY. TIE 9th DAY OF JANUARY.
iss': at II m, the following property.
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
with the building No Gold numbcr)
tncroon situated on the south side of
virginia street, in the city of Norfolk
ana bounded ana described as follows:
I62eg.nn.ng at the Inc of Dilworth mow
hatton's) on said street and running east
war1iy on said street fifteen feet TO the
middle OF the partition wall thence along
me middle of the partition wall and the
!,.nce ninety-one feet, thence eastwardly
,hree rect. thence southwardy to Glove
land street. thence westwardly along
SieVeland street to Hatton's Formerly
L,ilWorth 81 line. and thence nurthwardly
along said line to the beginning on south
s'ue OIL Virginia street
TERMS.-Onc- half cash and the balance
,upoIi credit of one year, to be evidenced
ny me note OF the purchaser, carrying In
,ereSt from day OF sale. payable scm!-an-
nnuai iy ana 10 be further secured by n
Drawn and recorded and released at tho
expense of the purchaser
THOMAS IT. WILCOX.
Special Commissioner.
TOWNSEND & JOYNES.
Auctionccrs.
HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE
A bond required by the decree referred
10 above has been given
Test, Ieste L. RoYsTER.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07

Coughing Injuries and innames sore
lungs. One Minute Cough Cure lo0sens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The best cough cure for chill
dren, perfectly harmless Burrow,
Martin Il Go,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
NOW yOR1l Tn1rcK MApKrr

Now YORK TRUCK MARKET.
New York, January G.-Potatoes
steady: Jerseys, 1I2lR@l.5O New York,
Lao l.62%; Long Island. l.75dr2 co.
sweets. Jersey, 1.25cD25O. Cabbage quiet,
2.009300 per hundred.
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Il. c. WILLIaMS & SO, n
RENTAL AGENTS,
22S MAIN STREET

FOR RENT.
We have four new five-room houses on
c avenue. in Huntcrsville. very convc-
niently situated for employees of the
Street Car Company, which we Will rent
at a low figure. These houses have cis-
terms and are large and roomy Other
houses for rent in different parts OF the
city. Vehicle in attendance
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07

mer yellow at 21c., and prime sum
mer yellow at 221ac. Prime crude. tSc.;
better grades. 26q27Mc Spot Coffee
Rio steadier; No. I invoice. Csc; No. z
1opelng. &C.; mild steady; Cordova.
!a9l2c. SugarvRaw quiet; fair refln-
ing. 1S-16c.; centrifugal. &c test,
5-l6c.; molasses sugar, 3 9-16c.; refined,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

by Townsend & Joynes, Auctioneers. No.
2T Main street.
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rRrs1I ,arsu.

Spots, $500 per hundred: croakors. uey
pound 4c; Taylors. 4c per pound: pan
iish. Per pound ; 10 &C.. baking fish, peI
pound. 10 &C.: hoYnders. per pound S 10
&c; shcepshcad, . e Sc; olueGsh. TO &C.
per pound; speel 81 +, trogl, to 6e iars?
to &C.. Spanish mackarcl lSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-07

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
spot, good business done; prices I'M
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans. Jan. 6.-Cotton futures,
steady; January, 5.l5@5lC: February,
5,20G5.22: March, 5.22@5.2S; April, $3.50
$50; May, 5.93@5.34; June. ~5.SS@5.i0;
July. 543@5.4d: August. 5.43G5.ii; Sep
TENDER, 5.37Gl5.S9; October, 5.3Sq5i0.
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HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE
a bond required by the decree referred
Teste t. ROyS-rEP
ue-S-tds Clerk.
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PROVISIONS.

UERRING-New Eastern Gross por
barrel, SLO0lfi25: muliets. 100 kegs S375.
spots. 100 kegs. $40; mackerel. fat No. 2
S9i.co
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

Of tone in its entire range; this COM
bined with his artistic and intelligent
musical nature, particularly adapts
MN for the Interpretation of ordtorios
and the standard works."
Mr. Van YORK has sung under Frank
Dhmrosch, Walter Henry Hall, Carl
Zerrahn and other well known conduc-
tors, and the press notices indicate
that he has had unqualified SUCCESS
wherever he has appeared. The New
York Herald says "he bids fair 10 be-
come one of our most prominent sing
ers,' and Mr.. Henderson in the Times
said his work in the Messiah" de-
served much commentator" When
IN Springfield, the Republican described
him as the most satisfactory of the
soloists at certain concert, for "he
has an uneommonly pleasant tenor
voice and sings musically." The New
York Commercial Advertiser says he
has 20 marvelously beautiful voice
which he uses as an artist" Mr.. Van
YORK is relatively little known else
where.
Miss Louise 3. Voight, a med list
OF the Cincinnati College of Music has
also been engaged as one of the fec
tlval sopranos. She has lately been
studying and singing in Berlin, VIII are
she has been much complimented Now
she comes back to America, and will
make her first important public APP
pearance at the Worcester festival.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

interior of the church is a stern one
and one that cannot well be denied;
1t was related by the delegates that
on the reconstruction Of the chuTtii
some years ago, a benevolent ana PM
lanthropic member of the church doIaI
ted a beautiful stained glass memol la
window of striking design, and II was
accepted with the understanding th@t
the main auditorium was to be tlnled
to match the colors Of the window.
The window was put in and when the
experts consulted for a suitable malcH
in shade and kind for the window d
bright shade of blue was selected az
the proper. thing, and true to the agree
ment with the benevolent lady' tHo
church was painted. Now tine laSty
members Of the congregation are or
jecting to the color. They maintain tnat
they are unable to keep their eye
open during the sermon. The color ot
the walls is conducive to headache. Inc
pastor, they said, may believe that tEe
ladies are sleeping during the
sermon, while as a matter OF fact, tiis
glare of the walls is such as to MAKE
it impossible for the ladies to SIT tue
service through with open eyes. Ihere-,
fore, it was declared, the interior OF
the church must be retinted in a shaae
at once bright enough to match the
window and at the same time somple
enough to not offend the sensitive eye
Webster Square church objected TO
any promise to defer all repairs on the
church for three years, ana Voteu
against the adoption of the article.
The delegation from Grace church
also took firm stand against the re-
striction. The church Is planning
extensive repairs on the interior OF me
church and estimates for the work &c
be done in the month OF August are
already being prepared. The delegates
from the church did not propose to quo
the church to an agreement not 70 DO
the work on which the church had SET
it's heart, and was as strong in It's or
position to the article as its sister
church in New Worcester. Finally,
was explained that loophole was PRO-
yided for such emergencies in a pro-
yiso that such work could be done with
the consent of the commission, ard II
was understood that the consent of the
commission could be easily obtained In
the cases at point, and the difficulty
was solved.
The meeting adjourned at II o'clock
There was q sentiment that all of the
churches will not ratify the attitude
of its delegates when it comes to a
vote at the quarterly conferences, and
1t was limited that not all the churches
represented last night will enlist Will
the commission.
Among those present were: Rev. DR..
George W. King, ReY. DR.. James Boyo
Kingsley, Rev. q. e. Sanderson, Rev,
Alonzo Sanderson, A. B. F. Kinney: Geo
A. Gregson. S. S. Russell H. d. Paine,
George Dick, e. B. Luce, B. F. Kingsley,
Frank Ray, @. w Jordan, James Hunt
Jacques, F. F. Howard, John Winslow
John Legg, II. D. Barber, W. A. Warden
Calvin Goodwin, 8. D. Waite and W. G.
Healey.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
THIS YEAR.
Continued from Page ~

ing that Alderman Bach was busy and
could not sign the reports in season
to permit their entrance on tire calen-
dar. Councilman O'Leary moved the
reports be laid on the table and Presi-
dent White suggested that the way to
get the reports on the calendar was to
| delay action. This was agreed to- but
later Councilman withdrew objection
to presentation of reports that dealt
with payment Of some claims.
Councilman Connolly introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved, that the recent reduction in
wages in the street department is, in the
opinion of the city council, unnecessary;
and be it further
Resolved by the city council, that the
dollars per day.
On motion of Councilman Inman, the
resolution was referred to the commit
tee on Streets
The order for additional salary of
$500 to, be paid to S. w. Dearborn was
passed in inconvenience.
Councilman G. c. Hunt asked that
the report of the city solicitor, on the
petition of H. z. Townsend, to recover
$3.50 paid as water tax, be taken from
the table. Councilman Hunt said that
Mr.. Townsend was forced to paw the
tax bill of previous owner before he
could get water in house he had uur-
chased. 1t was finally voted to refund
the money, and an order for the CITY
| treasurer to pay the $3.50 was passed
| in non concurrence.
The resolutions on the death of ex-
City Treasurer w. S. Barton were
| adopted by rising vote.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
THE PHILIPPINE SITUATION

The correspondents of the leading
Journals and press associations of the
country stationed at Manila. have
united in statement that the situa-
tlon there is anything but optimistic
and that but for unfair censorship of
their communications, the fact would
have been made public long ago. This
Oh course means the recall of inefficient
and fussy Gen. Otis and the placing of
competent officer in charge of opera-
lions there, with an ample force tn
subdue the insurgents.
SURPRISING information is a SORRY
performance for any official TO he en-
gagged in anywhere. The truth inevi-
tably comes out, and the final sufferer
is the fool in office who thought to hide
MS incapacity or perhaps get a chance
to retrieve his deserved failures bv an
other and more successful chance
by keeping the facts from the ma
pers"; something that never has and
never will work
Meanwhile, even the Boston dough
faces and their timorous imitators
elsewhere. will hardly claim that this
is fitting time for the United states
to drop the Philippines" Even Mr..
Alger does not propose to resign un-
der fire, and it can scarcely be exnect-
ed that the whole nation viii prove
less logged
we certainly are not going to buy off
Agulnaldo, eager as he may be to
again sell out his beloved country. ana
are Just as certainly not to be deferred
from completing the work of restor-
ing peace to the Philippines. Admiral
Dewey is on his way home to neither
nation of ingrates nor of sneaks.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
IN CONCURRENCE.

Orders were adopted for authorizing
a loan of 100000 for the purchase of
land on Richards and Freeland, and
the erection of a new high school, for
the appropriation OF this money rc-
oelved from the sale of bonds. for au-
thorlzlng the auditor to transfer $4,000
from liquor license fees to the appro-
prlation for street lighting department.;
autnorlzlng the auditor to transfer $15,-
O00 from liquor license fees to the an
preparation for police department; for
an additional appropriation of $25, 900 to
the school committee; for additional
arc, Welsbach and gasolene street
lamps; for arc lights in Gold, Mulberry,
Bradley, Pitt and Sherman streets; for
construction Greenwood street from
Mlllbury street to city line; authoriz-
ing the superintendent of street light
ing to relocate and place additional
lights on Southbridge street; authoriz-
ing the mayor to contract for Welsh
bach lights at thirty dollars per
light per year; for construction of
sewers in Muskeego, Vinson and Bea-
yer streets and Park avenue; for con-
struction Of sidewalks in Burncoat.
Fox, Westland, Rodney, Millbury,
Richland, Grafton streets and Einhorn
road; for water pipes in Esther and
Mars streets; for arc light at corner of
Mower avenue and Main street; for Is
additional Welsbach lights on various
streets; for a sanitary sewer in Frank
lin, Vine, Cherry, Warren, Bridge. Man
chester, North Foster and Commercial
streets; for abatement of sidewalk as
sessment on Catharine street; for the
city engineer to prepare a decree locat-
ing a sidewalk on Harrison street be-
tween Green and Water streets. De-
crees locating sidewalks on Shawmut
and Gold streets We're adopted.
Inc follwing petitions We're referred
For f1re alarm box at Millbury and
laylor streets; for street light on Bel
mont street, near Elizabeth for water
pipes IN Merrill and Scrimgeour roads;
tor catch basins in Porker street,
Inc remembrance Of James Dona hue
ana others against sidewalk on Tay
lor street was referred. Resolutions
that minimum rate of wages in straat
department be 165 a day referred -
committee on streets; Communicated,
OF mayor, relative to selling land ~
OLD Hunt reservoir, to commiftee ~,
water; communication Of mavor caIi
ing attention to fact that annronria
uon Tor land damages nearly exhaust
so, reterred to committee on finance
upon recommendation of connmitto.
on claims, orders were adopted for
city treasurer to pay Edwin Cook sto5
TOT damages to estate on TurnbuIi
street for refundlng $74 to q. g Wa
lor taxes; for payment of $25 IN Mo-
conn w. McNiven for injuries received
py collision with Engine
Leave to withdraw was pivep 49,,
many petitions e'e" upon
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
DECISION COMES TODAY.
Fate OF Mr. Tatman's Appeal In Attorney
Generals Hands

Action of the attorney general on the
matter relative to the location Of
tracks Of the Worcester and Webster
Street Railway, will be known in Wor-
cester today There was a hearing
Yesterday at the state house on tHN re-
quest of Charles T. Tatman to have the
attorney general sign an information
IN the nature of a quo warranto," to
DC presented to the supreme court of
massachusetts,, the object being to
opllge the Worcester and Webster
street Railway Company to show by
what authority they are constructing
their street railway over private lands,
and asking that they be entoined from
proceeding further with the construc-
ton or else forfeit their charter and
franchise to the commonwealth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

Col. James A. Frye of Boston, assist
ant inspector general on Gov. VOL
colts staff. is featured by the Boston
Post as the probable successor of Adjt.
Gen. Dalton. 1t is asserted that Cen.
Dalton win be retired next year, who
ever may be governor This is taking
much for granted, especially in view of
Gen. Dalton's long and efficient, service
IN behalf of the commonwealth. He
served in the civil war, was command
er OF the Cadets and inspector of ord
nance on Gov. Longs staff, and was
made adjutant general by Gov. Butler
in 1888
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
NEW FESTIVAL TENOR.
Theodore Van YORK of New York Has Won
High Praise in Various Cities.

To complete the tenor section Of So
loists for the music festival, next Sep
tember the managers have engaged ".
Theodore Van YORK of New York. who
has an enviable reputation as a mem
Der of the choir of ST. James Episco-
pal church and of the new West End
Jewish temple. His voice is said to
be of beautiful quality and great
power, possessing richness and fullness
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18
DINsDALE is READY.
Friends of Lawler Are Confident That
VIII Whip the Lad.

John J. Lawler and John F. Dinsdale
will probably be matched in boxing
contest. Friends of Lawler said so yes
terday, because they are confident he
can whip Dsnsdale, and they say they
can raise the money to show they mean
score of Dinsdale raising the money. His
hacker, George p King, has posted sl0O
with the sporting editor. of The Spy to
bind match with Lawler. The money
from Mike Sears of Lewiston, Me-, but
the latter evidently has a fear of Dins-
dale in the squared circle.
ter the ring again. but he said that be-
fore he was matched with Sweeney, and
when his friends asked him to make a
trial for their money, he was willing
They are cofident he will give them a
chance to get back what they lost on
him AGAINST Sweeney.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

The Spanish bank at Havana has be-
gun paying dividends in American
gold, and it is predicted that the bank
capital will soon be placed on an
American basis. They are making
money out of silver just now, and get
ting rid of the Spanish coin as rapid
" as possible.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-18

The aldermen took a conservative
and commendable course last night in
referring the petition of the Worcester
Telephone Company to a committee.
This committee will give the telephone
controversy careful consideration and
report at the proper time. 1t was the
desire of the citizens that the aldermen
should not act hastily in this matter.
and the board has respected their
wishes