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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
SHIPPING REPORT.
Foreign aud CoastwI g.
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1899.
ARRIVED.

Span. stmp. Alnva, Bertague, Mobile
to load.
schr Hattie p. Simpson. CLANCY.
Boston. light.
schr Charles p. hoffman. Jcwett,
Portland. light.
Schr. Laura l.. Sprague Nixon, Lynn,
light.
schr. Sycamore, Gardner, Boston,
light.
Schr Laura II. Brayton, Rogers, Bos-
ton. light.
schr. Augustus Hunt. Blair. Wash
ington. light.
schr. p. NJ. Anthony, caswell, New
York. light.
CLEARED.
Br. stmp' Crewc, Robinson, Hamburg.
Span. stmp. Alava. Bertague. Green
ock, coaled.
Schr. Ella Covlngton. --. North
Carolina. via Dismal Swamp Canal.
Schr Florence a. Strout, James River,
light.
schr;. George II. vreeland, Abbott,
New York. slaves.
SAILED.
ltal. stmp. Hercules, Nassardo.
Br. stmp. Framneld. Wright, Dun
kerke. France.
schr. Edward Smith, Sears. New
York.
schr. WIN. II. Van Name, Simmons.
Suffolk.
AlBEMARLE AND CHESAPEAKE,
CANAL ARRIVALS.
NORTHBOUND.
Stmr. Ira. light, from North Carolina
to Norfolk.
Stmr Lucy, merchandise. from North
Carolina to Norfolk.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19

Cash quotations We're as follows: Tlour
was steady; No. 8 spring wheat, 66it5l70c. !:
No. 2 oats. 22aa22jsc.; No. white White Si1c.;;;
No. white. 23ls@2ic.; No. 2 rye, 57&c.:
No: 2 barley. ss,s@44c.: No. / ilax seed,
$l.llk: new, Sl.12is; primo timothy seed,
s2.35G2io. Mess Pork, per barrel, s7.S0Gi
500; lard. per 100 pounds. s5.l5I5. 80; short
ribs sides Qoose), s505Gl5S5; dry saIted
shoulders (boxedl, 6G6.sc.i short clear
sides lboHed), S5S@5.cO. Whiskey, distil-
lers' finished goods par gallon Siaa
Sugars, cut loaf. unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creameres, lG@
22.sc.; diaries 13G1Sc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
B NEW YORK. MONEY NfARKET

sSsE ews FORK, Sept. is. Money on call firm
ut. 5apl0 per cent; last loan at s per cent.
Ruling rate per cent. Prime mercantile
i5.p RI, @sh per cent. Sterling Ex-
9Ssnang weak. With actual business in
bar kers,a bills at .s5ls ssh for demand
; and at 4; S2g4S2b for sixty days. Posted
z e, SPY and 4.s6s4.Sf; CONNER
splals pills 49, 80 silver cert!tica tes 10
.g3s9H c; bar liver, $685.: Mexican dollars.
511S.. q government bonds IRREGULAR: Stafe
bonds STEADY; railroad bonds veal 80
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
Norfolk Iron Works,
GEO. w. DuVAL & CO..

NO is WATER STREET. NORFOLK.
ENGINES. BOILERS. sAwM11.L and
all kinds of machinery of tho most I'm
proved patterns. Also repairing at the
shortest notice Particular attention to
steamboat work. DUYALS PATENT
BOILER TUBE FERRULES are the
only perfect remedy for leaky boiler
tubes They can be inserted in e few
minutes by any engineer. and are war
ranted to stop leaks.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
SHAKE INT O. OUR SHOES

Alten,p. Foo t-Ease. 10 powde f Tor the
nervous feet and inst antl 70 lses tho stinE
out of cornsl and bnniohs. IT'S the reats
est com fort disc oYery of the age. Aliens
Foot-Easea ma kes tight or new shoes feel
easy. IL Is q certain euro for s%eh ting,
It to-day. Sold by ali i druggists and shos
stores. BY mail for ,25c. in stamps. Trial
package free. Address, ALLEN s.. OLM-
SIZED. Le Roy My ~ = 4.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah, Ca. Sept. 1s.-spirits turpen-
tine firm. at 47c. Rosin. firm and I'M
Wilmington, N. c.. Sept. 1S.-spirits tur-
penttne. firm. 46laGii7c. Resin, firm. aO0I
95c. Crude turpentinc. very firm, si.95.
$3.50 and $3.50. Tar, firm. $3.50.
Charleston. S. c., Sept 1S-Turpentinc
firm, at 43c. Rosln, firm and unchanEcd'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19

AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.
Texas and Southwest have at last
had nice rains.
Contract market in Liverpool closed
steady. half point advance
b London q'IStsd bar silver yesterday
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat, Corn. oats. Provisions. Lari, shor
~. 4. tA..l q. ...at kihs Eth. ilEg..,. ...,.

Chicago, ILL.,, Sept. 1s.-Tho addition Of
over 100000 bushels to the Visible siIppIv
of wheat overshadowed Influence 81 in
everything else to-day and caused a de-
corn closing unchanged and oats MdDHc.
higher. Provisions closed without mate
Rial change. ! $500 +
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
Ii TRUCK MhRK Ell.
i tBy Telegraph to Virglnian- Pllot.}

IWs9I UNFN, 81
:! Potatoes. steady Jerseys. 81. oog1 80; New.
York, M;2osfl.4o; 3 Long Island s1,25@i.75;
Si.e5dT1 40, 9ss 8 -
cabbage quiet; Long Island, s2ooGs5o
!. AIusks :, nsld Rocky Ford, colorado per
Watefnlelons. sioc@s. 90 per hundred.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
'5EEIS Now YoRK PRODUCE MARK "a, IS

New York, Sept. is. Flour weak IA
Tower 81 SCI, following wheat. R Rve
4 Our Il y nm sSs Buckwheaf, quiet. Corn
Aisal lie st ts cs spot weak No 3
Oats snot firm No. 2, 1890. Beef, fii rno
CUT Meat stead " Lard, steady. Re-.
saned q9iet Pork, steady. Cotton Seed
on stead Butter, firm; Western cream,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
v. p. SNOW G. CO..
Real Estate Agents, 236 Main 81.

FOR sALE-Nine room house on Poole
street, Atlantic City Ward; easy terms.
House, eight rooms. Thirtieth street,
Park Place, new stable. water and sewer
age. House on Falkland street. eight
rooms. large lot; easy terms. SiHty-three
at once; prlco very low for the lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Branch photographic Office,
Norfolk, Va, Sept. Is. 1897
/. NEW. YORK LOWER BAY, sGED-
NEY CHANNEL ELECTRIC BUOYS
EXITING UISHED.-Notice is hereby
given that the electric buoys in Gedney
Channel. New York Lower Bay, are
eXtinguished.
Repairs will be made and buoys again
lighted at the earliest date practicable
By order of the Lighthouse Board:
e. NJ. SHEPARD,
Capt. U. S. NJ, Inspector.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
BOND MARKET.
NeMaYork. Sent. Is. 1870.

united States 2s.F eglstered .......... 1ooss
s!inited states ,ss, registered .......... 10SH
5untfedf States IS, coupon LOSE
United States new 49, registered -. 1870
Limited States new 49, coupon ........ 1870
sIIqifed States old as. registered ...... 1l1B
4 Snnited states Old As, coupon ....... 113H
ss un;ted states 6's, registered .......... 111&
p District of Columbia 3-65' S III
yyi.f rgipia G nafer,sd s
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
I. F. Rogers,

ROOMS III AND III COLUMBIA BUILD
ING. GRANNY STRBET.
STORES. ~
Store No. 10 Bank street. %t
Store No As Commercial Place.
Store and dwelling No. COS Main street.
4 new stores on CRANKY street.
Store No. 70 Commerce street.
Warehouse 100 Water street
Store No. 376 Bute street.
Warehouse Nos. II ana 81 Woodside Lane.
Offices: CRANKY, Bank and Commerce sta
Store 80 Water street. i{
DWELLINGS,
Dwelling 1903 Church street.
Dwelling 4s0 Main street.
Dwelling corner Warran Crescent and
Colonial avenue
Dwelling Ape Main street.
Dwelling No. 1913 Freemason street.
Dwelling No. 297 Duke street.
Dwelling No. los York street
Dwelling in Mottu Block, Client.
Dwelling No. 2lS Boush street. =.
Dwelling No. 222 Boush street.
Dwelling No. 22a York streeI. t
Dwelling Olney Road. Client
FOR SALE.
A nice brick dwelling for sale on York
street. cheap to n quick buyer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
1 NEW YORK STOCK MARKEr.

fAtchisonsS. 20is
"A tehiscn, pre-. eek
bal. and sGOhio 60X
Can. Pacific ~. 92ih
Can, Southern 6lN
Cen. Pacific 49,, 55Ih|
5Ches. and Ohio 263aI
Chi. Z G. w, ...... IL
G. B and 10 ....130 |
g, and Il ...... OK
&C. l. and l., pre- Al
G. and = / ....., SO |
G and N w j.. .166%
&C, r. I and p .,112A|
sCICtC and st L 64M
Col. Southern -. AS
O g. list pref. ). 40
C s., I'd pref. -. Is \
Del and Hudson 12l
d. l. and w =. .179&
D and r G. 80. 21E
p and r G. pre- 74is
Erie .;..,.. ...,... 1885
Eric, LIST pref. ). a55s
CT. Nor, pref. ..161
Hooking Coal !. II
! Hooking Val :. 32ih
Illinois Central .113
Iowa iCentral$... l2MI
Iowa Gen., pref. 5iiS|
1 KsC, p and G I. 85lI
LIE and ~. 1SHI
lie and w. pre- 7Sk|
Lake Shore .202
Louis. and Nash 77ih'
Manhattan 81" -10TMj
Met. ST. R'yS 1917
Mex Central =. 1issI
MINI. and st. Il Tlih
NJ and st p pre- 90
An-Raisia a.-,-,--,-, /, .42N
Mobile and Ohio 43A
M, X and T 12iS
NJ, K and IT. pre- 3S3k
N. j. Central !. .116h
N. Central .,1S6is
N and W.. ~ :, {. 23as
I N and w. pref. 6SH
Mo- Pacific 500. 519s
No. Pacific, pro G75h
% and w e. ...... 24N
90 Rand IN AZ
o r and9N, pre- rs
Pennsylvania 1901
Reading -. 20Ts
! Reading, list pre- 5G7S
< Reading. ga Pre- .315s
Z r. &c. w. Biz
I r. CIV, pref. :. so
st. Il and 8 T. !. 1895
tSt.@, Ii. and 8 IL.
LIST pref. 70
l ST. Il and s L,
I'd pref. -. a5;t
4 6t.HL and 9 w IA !.
4 ST. Il and s w,
q yACref 33at
jjs 81 Ps saI pref: .: :l2siS
st z and o.. lib
I So.fgPae!t1c - 35M
SO. Railway ~. lis
80. x Ry,s pref. - 60s
Texas and Pac. 1876
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
M Nv. EiITE & GO.

REAL ESTATE AMI. RENTAL AG EE11
!. NO. 81 BANK SIRE Ell. 80
30 Arlington Place, 5 rooms "a u
wy and S7S Boush, S rooms a. M
10 mariner. z rooms ......!..,.,.. \ 81 N
10 Bank, S rooms -. g ~
Tvs Buto. rooms w.. . - ,t'ls ~
10y ,Bermudn. 10 rooms Az I'll
tranklfn street. rooms , ~ : 20 81 III
s North street. rooms - = Z o, TX "
20 North street. s rooms . !. :. 50 So NJ
l23 Rielcy street s rooms ........'' 90 XII
201 York street, rooms siiiS ~ n 4
l29 Cumberland street, 6 rooms -. I III. n
Grayuon avenue, 10 rooms !. Il 81
SfS GfanDy street, rooms NJ N
Hughes street, 3 rooms ''sSs.. n M
mareemason street, s room flat .....' % h /
Slu Claiborne avenue, z rooms ....t I, Ok nj
~ arlington Place, Z rooms tIIS S1
w Holt street, rooms =. q as' Nj
~ trnnklin avenue rooms . NJ H.
hy Arlington Place good fla chcs,n 10y 10y r
~ Dartmouth, rooms .....,H :. - { ~ NJ
l!S chapel, 10 rooms ..... i. ~
ll6 Charlotte. 6rooms .......i... "a N
soi Butte. rooms and Kitchen ...... iI:Sf
Ia t3oush. rooms ....... ''' AZ S$
y North, rooms IN n
~ I,rat, I'oins .......... ........... 30.0
East Hrnmblcton,f corner Holly and
:, EXcelsior; good house and lot 768
6 oa W. Brambleton avenue, rooms. 15,6a
20 putc, rooms .....i ........ IS OI
~ Mariner, rooms 49,. . 90 M
to3 West Brambleton ave-. s rooms. 20
s9S Butte ST.. 7 rooms X a
los Levitt ave-, . rooms ............ "a al
A few OF the best stores in the city 70
rent. ' ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
The Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MARIEr

New York, Sept. 1S.-Not much head
as values were concerned on the Cotton
a, decline OF h1d2 points. tho market
rallied later in the forenoon, and for the
rest of the day exhibited a generally
healthy undertone closing steady at net
gain of 2d4 points.
The initial weakness grew out OF I'M
favorable market MS we'll rs political
news from Europe. Longs were made adj
dltionally nervous by reports that rains
In the Southwest had been beneficial Az
the session Wore along subsequent inror-
nation developed entirely new ideas as
to tho effect of the rains in the South
west, Il being stated that the moisture
had not only come too late. but had nc
tually done considerable damage where
heavy.
There were reports OF weakness in
Southern spot markets but reports from
the principal points denied this and stated
that tho firmness continues, with prices
unchanged TO Lice. higher.
New York. Sept. 1S.-Cotton futures on.
ened quiet. October, SOS; November. col:
December GOO; January, G.l3 February
Clio; March. CID: April CO; May, 6eG:
June, 62S; July, $50
Futures closed steady. September. : se.
October. 600; November, COS: December
6l2; -January, 6.27; February. $50; March
Gga; April, 6.27; May. $50; June, 6.S3; july
Spot cotton steady; middllng uplands
Gasd; m,ddling gulf, cad.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
BYRD. BALDWIN & co
RENT AI.At;ESia. ROOMS tNn.
BftGrOS Etai.biI,E.
GNANHl - Hr.E'E.
DWELLINGS.

DWELLINGS.
Brown ave-, $lG.CG.
Three houses. pole
ST.. Atlantic City,
Sl5 each.
IS Alowbray Arch.sJj
261 York. S4i.G7.
80 T'azcwcil. $3.50.
Colonial ave-. Client,
$4,000.
800 Butte. sG0.CO.
Colonial ave. Client,
$1,000.
IS3 York, $ilG7.
Martin ave. SiJ.GG.
l02 Wood. 5000.
40S B-ambicton ave,
Sl3.50.
GS York, sl1.67.
iGS York, Si!.Gi.
"a Falkland. 81. 80.
20 North, 5000.
l2i Maple, sl2. 30.
Mnbry Arch. Client,
$4,000.
Warren, Crescent.
Client. $1,000.
ROOMS.
142 Maple. 500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
AUCTICNsAL Srii IL DA Y.
B5g,y;the Morris a 1ct iop-h house. AZ and N
81 N0shinGtona Isl t. onpnslte City MArkekI

I If5AiRGE. SALE or FINE FURNITURE
M ~ ai IIa,AhlUSrl0N1,At OUR Auc tion-roon
~ 81 StzSA1I MORNING.. September 1sthf
siSl m,meGcinB ut 10 clock. our second Tal
Wins aae S Saic , ri EErn.tNre will take plas
and Extension Tables. In OAK and Wall
u u1,,; Sidieboards. Dining and other Chairs
Ee sfG SpiEsi,nIIE s Hair Mattresses lrlnl
Rugs. Oh Cloth, 2Planos and 4 St)rgapetta
an n.y. q variety of useful household article9
Als9 20 handsome decorated Toilet Seta
seII-St r.. r.. NORRIS, ManaEcr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
NEW ORLEANS COTTON AIARKEr

New Orleans. Sept 1S.-Cotton futures
5.H@5.75; November. 5.79la.S0: Dccember
5:SiMSS5: January. 5SS6f5S9; February ! %
@o93s March. 5.0GG5W; April, 6oGSi6.oi:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-19
COTTON RECEIPTS.
OUR COTTON

Total ........... 5t7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
WILL QUAY BE sEATEDt
This Senatorial Question Now Loom
ing Up-WashiBgtOn Personals.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. October Is
(SpeCial)-As the time for the reasseiu-
bling Of Congress approaches, speculation
regarding the probable action of the Ser
ate in the matter Of seating Senator QUA
OF Pennsylvania increases. 1t IS con
cede6 that the conclusions reached b!
that body in this case will likely haV,
en- important bearing in the films g.
senatorial vacancies in Delaware, Cali
fornia. and Utah, which Are now snort
in their representation in the upper hous,
for similar reasons. QUAY, ii will be re
racmbered, failed of election, and was
appointed by the Governor, one OF his
political creatures.
The friends OF the Pennsylvania boss
realize that 1t will be uphill work 10
break down the principle that has oeen
repeatedly maintained. that the Governor
Of a state has 10 authority 10 appoint
when the Legislature. having had an op-
port:uity, failed 10 elect. They seem
to Din their faith, however. upon Quay
odroitness as a politician, and thoagh
there is nothing 10 warrant the predlc-
ton. they are already anpouncing That
the Republican leader from PeRnsylVanIa
will be seated They DECLARE that tne
| action of the Senate in the Corbett and
! other cases. involving the same prinoiple
| furnishes NO criterion, and that the Voit
/ in the Quay case viii &c governed by th'
, individual wishes of the senator's Thi'
| is something that remains to be seen.
BURROHYS AGAINST ADMISSION.
| Senator Burrows of Michigan, who i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
LAW OFFICES DAMAGED BY FIRE
A blaze at No. ITO East ainsstreet
After Midnight.

Fire and water did considerable damage
In the building owned by Mr.. Howard
Swineford, at No. lilo east Main street,
at o'clock this morning.
1t apparently originated in the law OF
fee of Mr.. 4. l. Weinberg, on the third
floor. The flames We're discovered by
Mr.. Goodman Davis. who CHANGED TO De
near the corner Of Twelfth and Main AT
The time. He turned in an alarm. Inc
response was very prompt. A stream
was gotten on at once. and the names
were soon subdued.
Ii is not possible to estimate inc oaih-
are bv fire and water The second ana
third floors. which were occupied as
LAWYERS offices. sustained practically the
orIv damage. Water alone old the dam
acc ON the second floor. on these floors
we're located the Offices of the Richmond
Ivceum. the Baptist Young People 5
Union of Virginia. H. r. j. @. Pollard
f. E. English, J. e. Gayle, w. II. Heiner'
4 q. Bosehen. Taliaferro & Co, and the
phoonix Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY:
An of them were considerably damasep
by fire and water =.
The origin of the fire Is not known. u
&c thought to have started in the ce'hns
90 The third floor The ceiling or the
6ret eoor. on which is located the Dime
savings Bank. was considerably DAMAGE.
Nothing else On this hoor was sIeSu'
damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
THE OLD DURG.
Religious Notes-A Marringc--r"
fuI Accident.


FREDERICKSBURG VA. october %
(speoialJ-Rev. b. T. Turner, of Anne
Arundel county. Md. who has aeceptfo
n eau TO the Episcopal churches of King
George county, will arrive next week
He Viii preach his first sermon at Trinity
church. King George Courthouse, on sun
day. November ith,
The Baptist churches Of Colonial heat -,
oakland. Hanover. and Potomac; nave ~
vited Rev. Mr.. Farley. OF New JERSEY,
preach them sermon, with the VIC"
extending him call. r-,,,,
Mr. William Murray, Of the bnly,
Theological Seminary in Richmond, w
fir the pulpit of the Presbyterian chuiS
tomorrow morning and night.
Unless prevented by disagreeaole We'
Their. an immense crowd from TINS ~
ton and city will attend the lauilCiil,.s
of the Shubrick in Richmond iuesJIy
The stopping for awhile OF President ne,,
Kinlev here. while en- route, has adIe'
Interest 10 the occasion. and Frederick g
burg's contingent In Richmond VIII plDo
ably be the largest since the Conieue''''
reunion. W.,
Mrs. III. ID. Genther was called to WASH
ington to-day by telegram ahiouiINiIa5
the serious Illness Of her daughter Ni's'
Lizzie Davis. -.
Miss Bessie Lorena Birdsall, OF thi5
city. and Mr.. Victor Murray Noon 81
Hampton. Va, were married mere lils
afternoon. Rev. j. S. Dill performing TIE
ceremony. The marriage was quite
SUI prise. -
: MIR. Gunyon Harrison, while crossing a
pile of lumber this morning fell ana us,
located his shoulder. He will be confined
10 his home FOR several weeks;
General Horatio c. King, or New YORK
Sc cretary of the Army OF the PotoIltc
and also president of the National IA
tle-Fields Park Association, was In th'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29


!, N wheeler New York CITY; "a. ~
Eames. Hartford CONN., Rev 8
,,s~stor Nashville Tenn, W. ~. POST
xewnoyt News: A. 'iBrotherh0Sd. Ne"
vorE city: J. w. Kellogg. schenectady
". n r. Rowland. New YORK; X. ~
rhorpe. New. York; john Piau. sc"
YORK: Taylor iron and steer Company !.
High Btidee. y. y; ~. +. he~ i,,'s
Portsmouth. va; J. w. puhtisy, m
cago: Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. "ham'e3. ,,.n,'
NorfoIk Va: MIR. and Mrs }. a. var
~, WnrfniE va; Charles Hardy. Nor
soit Va. Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes
Norfolk. va: MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Nc
carrick. Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. -
- sharp. Portsmouth, Va; Mr. ana MTS'
~ l. Gllaudeau.f New York city, -
~ barton. Philadelphia; Morris Wheeler
a. 20. philadelphia; :. A.. ~. Keith. flt.s-
Turg pa: WI -. Forbes, Hoboken' ~
+. John Z. Judge. Baltimore; - 10
Hutchinson, Philadelphia; ho~ard Noou'
philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs W. ii. lay
Raleigh. y. c.; Henry I. scout Sar
Francisco: MI and Mrs. ftopeIt %
I.owrv. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ogden Hofiman'
NJ / r ZONES. Mr.. w. 5. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Foster; Lieutenant NJ.
Reyington. United States navy; Mr.
George Lafferty, Mr. Eugene L. Cham
berlain. Edward l.. Levy. Mr. ana MIS-
W. S. Cannon, w. Westwood Nixon, Nh
and Mrs. W. Francis Thomas, Mr.. Il.
=. Bulard, Mr. Nicholas b. Lyons Her
bert Cecil Lewis, Mr.. f. o. Wellington:
In addition to the above the Carnival
Committee have sent invitations to Ad-
miraI Dewey, and United states sena-
tors and Congressman from virginia
Governor Tyler and stan, Lieutenant
Governor Echols, and state oihceIs'
Judges of Supreme Court OF .Appeals'
and all judges OF Richmond anu ""i
chester courts: ex-Governors and ex-
members of Congress. members Of State
senate and House Of Delegates; ofhceIs
of Richmond city and Manchester mem
bers of Board Of Aldermen ana common
Council Of Richmond and Manchester
editors Of all newspapers Oid Domliiloh
tournament Association, ana many olher
distinguished gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-29
u,LroN.s HONESTY ATTACKED.
Stewart viii Case Before the New
York Surrogate.
CNpW York Press

(NeW York Press)
-"'rhere are many persons who do not
believe that Judge Hilton honestly got
possession OF the Stewart millions"
This statement-not new in Itself as ru-
NOR. but startling in being uttered openly
I'm a court Of law, and n behalf OF son
# the man thus attacked-was made yes
crday by John r. Dos Passos, counsel
or Henry G. Hilton in the contest over
he will of Henry G's father. The
use. which has been hanging nre ever
since the Judges son determined 10 hSht
'or a share OF the estate OF whlch ne
had been deprived by the will came De-
fore Surrogate Fitzgerald on IN appnca-
ton made by \. II. Hummel and MI. DOS
Passos for the appointment OF teilp"-
rsrv administrator for the estate pehu4"s
the determination of the contest
PICHT OVER ADMINISTRATORS.
David Mcclure, who appeared Tor Mrs
corneIia II Hughes. n daughter of Judge
Hilton. and her son asked that ek-Juus
/ Horace Russell. q son-in-law Of the tes-
tator and Edward ID. Harris the TWO
eveeutors appointed by the decedent' ne
,,oae temporary administrators MI
VrGlitre was supported in his motion ps
ola,,sel for the sothhr heirs-at-law ara
honeaeiarles. except HeRry O.
W. oupose this application because
AZ. put.au and Mr. Harris are intere''eu
in defeating the claims of our ehe"l,
said Mr. Dos Pass0s. IF my clehl l"
80, puiltv ~ the acts charged asa'hs'
bi,, nv MIR Mcclure l desire 10 say 'h"'
I,,Ioa Hilton left behind him very uii-
sovorv reputation. The ltigalion III
,na Immense Stewart estate had Hdi'.'s
heen concluded and there are Ne'' ''''''
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hfths Of the estate. He then made the
alIusion to young Hilton's character
which preciptated the censure OF Mr..
Dos PaksOs.
"The records of the court show" he
said. that Henry &. Hilton sued his
father, and charged him with the gross
est improprieties, and It became neces-
sary for Judge Hilton, no matter how
il wrung his Heart, to put in an answer
touching on matters seriously rejecting
on the honor and morals of his son.
Mr.. Hummei said the estate was esti-
mated at between 100000 and 100000,
while Mr.. Mcclure placed its value at
100000. Surrogate Fitzgerald reserved
decision.
Henry G.. Hiltor the contestant, was
cut OFF by his father with a bequest OF
SIS 900, which, by clause in the will, is
70 be paid by the executors at such times
and in such amounts az they may think
iit for Henry q. S use or for that OF his
sons wife, Mrs. Agnes 5. Hilton.
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pRy.>,s TRIP TnnOuGH sEBHAsh a
Seventeen Speeches at a.
Towns the First Day.

OMAHA. NEB.. october % Win,ri+'
Jennings Bryan started on his iylnB UP
throIgb the state to-day from Wymore,
,naking seventeen speeches at as niahy
towns during the day. He plainly sho"S ,
The effect OF tho hard campaigning, anu
others have been added to the party u
do some Of the talking
Ceneral-Supernten Calvert or the
BURLINGTON road. placed his special car
at the disposal OF the party, which com
prised Passenger Agent Smith, OF tle
burlington; Governor Poynter Statc
treasurer Moaerve. Colonel Nliquail'
Frank =. Morgan, and representatives
Of the press. The party was joined 10y
Judge Holcomb and Congressman SUN
er!and. 90
The. speeches were largely confined 20
natiaual issues irnpgialism and money
baing the principal, topics. When the
home Of the late Congressman Nickel
ehan was reached Mr.. Bryan paid a glow
NIX triblt. 10 this carly light Of Populism
M Nebraska. AZ Benkelman, WITHIN
twenty miless of the Colorado Inc, the
speaking closed for the night
Mr.. BRYAN expressed confidence In ms
ability To. finish the campaign, though II
/, evident that the e3eruon following
his recent illness is a severe strain upon
him.