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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
S.u York December 10. 1890

New-York. December ID. 1899.
,,rrrF-Tbe market for Brazilian coffee futures was
~ Moderately active after opening steady at unchanged
- -o decline q . points. The sales on the cau
- 900 baes up to y m. 800 bags and for the en-
~ session, 10 $50 hays The market closed quiet net
-shsrrea 20 points lower. The general sentiment was
AZ postve either one way the other, certainly not
ts-b as receipts al Brazilian ports were not running
- - The expecat1ns Of many and the general STATISTICAL
.uato was growing bullish rather than bearish out
80 sraoatve interest however, not at al acte e,
go S me more professional contingent found but little
news material work upon the business was more ~
v 81 cleaning up old accounts than in the way OF
o,arirr new ones Advices from the open market Tor
spo, Brazilian coffee not particularly encouraslng
bva-s aroear 10 avoiding round lots quotations Tor
v quite nominal the basis OF 6sse for invoices
n, N BIO while 1obbing business represented ABOUT
T%c for the same grade.
ne range OF contract prices the local market to
49, as
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rs DO ~ a, middng good ordinary Rspts 2on

mlddlins elsisc; good ordinary t-lee Rscegt, 2on
bales exports coastwise 1877 ss!es 200; stock, 5IIto
Memphis Dec I3-CottOn quiet and steady; middlng
71sc low mddng 7c: good ordinary. 6isc Net receipts
stock. 1ssO0s ~ go -,
Augusta Dec. i3-Coton steady; middlins. 7.se; low
miidllng Tsc Net receipts 625 ha.es gross s25i ship
ments. 913: sales. go. stock. 5O.21f.
Galveston Dec i3-Cotton quiet middling 516c: low
middlng Lice good ordinary. e-loc Receipts ooos
bales Great Britain, 400 10 the continent
S,i25; sales a2: stock. 259 300
Norfolk Dec 18-Cotton quiet; middiIng. Isc; low 1
middlng 1910: good ordinary. sac: Receipts 2soe
bales exports coastwise 1885, sales 49, stock. 42lss
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

etaors foot OF West 9t Corandt Desbrosses see0
(Penna X. II. Ferries
2d Other figures Cortandt OF Desoroe
Streets Daily except sunday. Sunday leaves - PH Oney
Trains daily tSunday leaves an eSundsy leaves SIS AZ
4 sunday leaves 6l3 Pm sunday l,aye.3l3Ph
ga 5J :. 90 N Local for EAsrON.
.SJJ eS. oar For BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS snq
West. and principal local ponts Psrlor and Dining Cara Con-
meets for Coal BraDche.' ..1. .,.no,o ~.
pstas.a h saSsSm sSoa train in tsc sssSs
eap Due buffalo we ea through S''ss''
13?2 92ex iOT sSs pon
y.YY0 y5aoP NJ Local for MATCH CHUNK x,,o
sXfYxS.1OPN chicago yestbule Limited FOR nlAur
Is and points West Through Sleeping Cars 70 chicago
.7.S5 500 Pm Exposition Express FOR BUFFALO and
r!s's5 q. OOpm. For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
.n6'H "sieepng Carr 70 Chicago -,
sund.-; .sS e4sA MI q 10 l9. '6le SO - and 80
and Pullman Accommodation at us S ~ 10 ~ snd
issi Broadway Union square West gS columoa AEeS -
Tnnscr Co VIII check baggage fssn Asse %
pe6.denco through 10 Destination
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STOCK on HAND.
eo,-rurpN COTTON MARKBrs.

r-h.v4ss,on D,c Ia-Cotion steady; middiing. 7ko
Receipts / 2l5 bales stock. %. 745. ~
ST Louis Dec is-coton quiet middlns' I-Iooi low
middling lice Eood oTanSrS apS oe e fSs Rio
savannah. Dec la-cotton quiet m.ddiinsl 1fet low
eTports coastwise 4oe4; sales, si7 stock 1876 lt4 -
New-oreans Dec. ia-Cotton steady middlins, Trc
oas bales gross IS 255; exports 10 the Continent $50
eoastwlse 2 100; Eales. 5000: stock, 400 ISL
Xobls Dec. B.-Cotion quiet; middns = s-isoI aov
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Nntlre Of Gnmmnns.

Observation-Disclosures
SUPREME COURT, New York County
- Charles c. Cornell Jr and Richard W. Underhili
Plaintiffs against James p. Adams. Defendant Summons
To the above named defendant:
You hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint IN
this action and a copy Of your the
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty after Of
his summons exclusive OF the day service
o. your 10 appear judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief demanded
the complaint - .
RICHARDS a EEAID
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Post once Address lN Broadway. Manhattan
New York, y. Y.
To James p. Adams:
The foregoing is served upon you by pubiica~
ton pursuant order OF Leonard A Giegerch
one OF the Supreme Court Of the State Of
New York dated the sth day OF November 1892 and
filed with the complaint In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the
County OF New York at the County Court House in said
County on the 9th day OF November. 1893.
Dated New York, November 9th 1899.
RICHARDS & HBALD
Plaintiffs Attornsys
once and Post once Address. 1E Broadway Manhattan.
York. NJ 7.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Dec b. .. m.-Cotton. spot. moderate de-
2i-s2d: good middling iS32d; middlgg ll-32d low
325 3od The sales OF the day were 900 bales. OF
which 600 were speculation and and included
1000 American Receipts IS 900 bales including IA. 500
American opened steady and closed quiet but
steady at the advance, American middIing m Decen-
Der 70 64d sellers: December and January. 10 4d
sellers January February. s64d buyers February
and March e64d buyers: March and April. 564d SELL
ers: April and May. 3-64Q4 4-e4d buyers; May and
June 2-94q4 96d buyers; June and July le4G4 2e4d
BUYERS; July and August 4Q4 1-64d buyers August and
september 6l-s4dS 62-6sd buyers September and
tober So 80 sellers.
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700 81
3s7. Gr9 922

mon, Zen, GTsthmey member Of Gwathmey Co:
iens- - cotton house. has been making an -
The fr % The cotton belt in effort 70 ssSei'sn
Stste' 9f Affairs the South. The Galveston
ibr.I'gb 49, MN saving in part; i have Ogei
yet fnistS s~lsr portion Of the South out nav nj
rear NY obseryations and will not do 90 UNI
cron a., 80 ~ have MADE an estimate OF VIC
the 800, SO VIZ not Do until finish my trip fto. .
300 % nave seen however am OF me opinion uas
49, u44es Is about conservative estimate Wnere
80 mus TAR have made careful ooserN
ns9e sht trains got on al the different stations ana
s.A 'auons asked questions OF the station egeuts
saf .H could get hold Of, looked al COTTON !aTus
ar6 80 ofec - get all the information cou4d
uyots farmers are holding back very Atte cotton
tbsv hyt more than usual am or tho opinion ust
81 Sold quite freely but there s world OF COTTON
IA ~ us country The port receipts. or the IN Esht
h., % ~. NE cotton movement this season is
49, he.a IN the small country towns as well as the
ohes ~ the merchants and others. There is any
T.hI 81 II being held Mississippi. Louisiana ana
'erh AexAs This IS neither a small crop nor a Dig
4. ~ u medium crop. TIE present price OF cotton
\, GOO one and think Is commensurate with the SIZE
~, eIop The Farmers are going 10 put In Dig crop
E.cts making them lower" The New-OTleans Cotton
exchange closed from Friday night December o.
tuesday, morning, December 20 and from Friday night
Inter ~ 20 Tuesday morning. January z IN OBJ
rsshee 9f the Christmas and New Years holidays An
49, Is oeing made on the local Exchange 10 secure
i s adJournments here The impression Is general
40 no opposition will be made, the Liverpool Exchange
~ Dc closed on those csys and number OF the smaller
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Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL
! tAItpL olIIldf 80 !,
HARLEM DIVISION.

Pittsneld; Sundays only at 40 A. NJ
Wagner Palnce Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices rs. 2si, Alb and 1913 Broadway 25
Union So w. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l2oth St.
l25th ST. and l3sth s., Stations New York SSs ana 72e
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt' for NewYork Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence BY
Westeott EXPIRES, Company
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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WEST SFiORE-R.R

Trains leave Franklin 81. Station, N. y foilows
ana rs m later from foot OF w. 42d ST.;
sI2,15 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Dstroit
Chicago and ST. Louis Dining Car.
s6:IS p. NJ Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
tS,OO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls ENpresA
.o,IS P. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
.Daily. Except Sunday:
Timetables at principal hotels and ofnoea BasBass
checked from hotel residence by weseo,s ErpresA
q T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
FOR THE WEST.

Leave New York. South Ferry Whitshsn TsrmdnssAy
and foot OF Liberty
'Daly. Except Sunday ssundayA
CHICAGO. '430 a m. liberty street only, s1bok
D. m and 'l2 10 night
PITTsBURG, .4So a m. GAbsrty street only, s0sd;
D. m, '121O night.
cINcINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1000 a. m 'o55 p ~,
'12 10 night -
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE $50. 1000 DINER,
'li.3o a, m. DINER, too m. DINER 'lSo Dtnsr)s
800 (I1oyal Limited" exclusively Pullman Train Diner
and CATO, '4b6 lDiper, '655 p Diner ana 'i2id
night. NORFOLK, too p. m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Offices; ia 172 2el +3i. 1884 Broadway. 20 Union So,
W. l27 Bowery, y. Z. 339 Fulton St. Brooklyn WhteA
han Terminal ana Liberty ST. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence destination.
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NAVAL, STORES.

Fner conditions noted IN the market for rosns
.snscsflv the lower and medium grades which In
~ .nniy and wanted by the trade Therefore. out
siSe prIces were raised little The higher grades while
a. were in fun supply and not In special demand.
~. savannah market In excellent shape for rosns
,il,s turpantne steady with prices unchanged ana
Ssnand good In jobbng Tar ruled steady and un-
changed pitch was dull and prices unchanged Quota
tons follow; -. 49,
TAR-s2 %: DO oil bbs. 81 30
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5lgol1fo -
RosIS-Cornuon 70 good strained q 20: ~ %: =
81 g.; O. 70 II, 81 TO- l. 81 90 X u 20 ~ ~ gu ~
e 90. W g. SO 6O W W. 81 10
STOCK on HAND.
posin y ~
turpeutne bbls.-
Tar 80
cb.reston Dec i3.-Turpentine market arm n +1iso
Wilmington Dec. 1s-sprts turpentins steady 47na
40. rscelpts 90 bbls Resin nrn, VI loi receipts oy9
- cits turpentins quiet 81 5cqs2 so: receipts. "a
bSs Tar firm 81 30, receipts 9Ie bbB 49,
Dee l3-spirts turpentine firm. 4Si5ci re-
cept. 725 bbls sales sss bb' exports ies eos ho:n
stsady. receipts 1854 bbls; sales LI37 ob.s erpors
10 Ibis. A. b C. d and L, 81 10; T, 81 20; Q. 81 70
ana l. 81 90; X. 81 4o; N. 81 So ~ " 20 o. = ''
London Dec. B-Turpentne-spirits 87s
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A EMBELLISHMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at their Uptown once No i.242 Broadway
"a door north until o'clock M advertise
.nts received following branch oces al regular
ngc ratss until O'clock o m viz 254 shave,
cor eadst I62 eth-ays ecr. i2th-st; Macys 6th-syA
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CENTRAL R, R, OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations s' : New YORK feet Ieert s St
Leaving and SSH'h s6 rT Ferry WAe oo whitehall ri
rrsla. sS ss: sf' i55 y E fDi isss st.
.. Fer Ea. ,s Ri;tahtheP A;S.STp Ma9cA chS1k A.
; 10 ss.sa T. No :: Ss'% sSo 300 fePa.y 49,
NJ o I;3 R.,dAl 81 sgnSsys a;so no % 7,o Al,
G9:90 ll$o to Reading A. ~ Isc siso $40 :s9S
R ssaass NJ a?S 1885, $780, sSaSSy sS ss
hfadinE' F. NJ" All si2ii' R H,rft: ROUTE.
$50 q hf Bank INK" o 1S sas as ssn Red
$40 b6:ss P N sundays, 300 cioi5 to Red Bans
ron s 81, LHkEWS6P 40 Psso NJ. '. $3.50.
nsshgr.' toms 1@Gi K3.r ,V and
A. NJ: sl;45 $3.50 Iakehurst only. h;io. $500 u
laN'h0''' 0ni'' VIA VIA f MaTiw slss. A NJ
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East Lcns
only P. NJ sdn' VIZ i 1R.ScMpo ia@H P.
Fer stations hs s0 Ea; ns Ranch al and Hgh'nds
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND =
WASHINGTON, n
Week s.v, PCo sd Got 1896 q Lif! sS 6nln, Car.
49, aHs Sa T. an: sS sSStss;
!SoSH $50 500 20 . - $50 'S4S NJ Sundays
whf be ss AL a 2 o S vest a. 1871 Is s50s
27S West 125th ST. 245 Columbus Az New York Court
Burg o Se New York TfaHseT Co viii cS fS and chscS
baggage from hotels or residences to destination.
.E!om south Ferry aye minute, earlier.
ES iS% S sSSss i Es33y !: !. s.5S +
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
n RAILROAD.

q RAILROAD.
STATIONS Zoo, OF West Twenty-third Street and De-
brosses and cortandt Streets.
ETThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
CorfIandt Streets Is i've minutes later than
that Rtven below for Twenfy-thfrd strees
station, except where otherwise noted.
100 NJ FAST MAIL-Inted 70 two Bsnst pa.' %
cars New YORK 70 Pts6grs Sleeping car F"'''Hs
NJ P EAST FNEi,GSg snd f,Ssana COM
s'f Ghsas pings Sv.snd s sna
1S5 p NJ CHICAGO AND sT LOUIS ExPE Flissso.
5.55 =. Vi. WESTERN ExPREss.-FOr Chicago. For
7SS p soGTa%EsrERx ExPREss75g Ss,I R,.s.-
laffHsR3 s. s .s sssrs s. H.s
Route Tonnssts for clsveaJ4 except saturday. pr.,
Sleeping Car New York Altoona East Liberty pi,ss-
burg and points West daily except Sunday NO coaeheA
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
7s5 SIS 500 1910 Dss9rosses and cortsndt stees
I2@ Dining car 1873 Dnas CAP a. ~ m * . iESo
gressional Lam" all Parlor and Dining Cars. S23.
DlPn nds Ga '' So ' i5ss CAB 5aS S ea
@ o2 g SDne Ian LIN s fS5 ana ca pa2
s6IiTHEhSN RAIEwAY.-Erpres., a.25, ABB NJ. IaiO
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RALwAT.-FOr Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINb.-EzDress. SIS a m. and
cHEsAPEHKE & OHIO RAILwAy.-7OS a. m. week.
days and 4 S. p m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK.-7S5 O. M
weekdays and So D. daily.
ATLANTIC CIT1.-l05 p. m. weekdays through
Vestbuled Train Buffet Parlor Cars Passenger Coach.
and Combined Loach.
CAPE MAY.-l255 p. weekdays
For points New York Long Branch Railroad rfrom
West Tweny-hird Street Station. $50 a. m, f240
Q 25. and AS sundays. 9.25 a.. m. 4 IS D. ne
from Desbrosses and Cor,landt Streets 900 a. m.
1880. 40. and $40 p. Sundays e45 m, SIS n.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6lO (Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets 600, rs, 16S
% s55, 925 le55 Penna. Limited. 10 pss6Iosses
ard Cortandt Streets 10 20) Dining Can 1888 Dining
Sar 80 % a m, I255 30 Desbrosses and Cortlsndt
tDlnng CaD 800 Dining Carr. 7.56 SIS. 9.23 .. m.
~ night. Sundays Clio. Sos. SIS. e.2o s55 lLm-
ted e55, 1888 Dining carr a m. 1888 L55 Dining
Sap S25. 80 as Dining Carr, ass Dining Carl.
ooo ulinng can 80 $50, 30 ,. m, II 10 night
Ticket ooes Nos 46 90 1895 1854 III and 2sl Broad
way; Asor House West Twenty-thirf Street Station,
and stations foot u Desbrosses and cortandt Streets
Court Street, $50 Fulton Street. es Broadway ard
Pennsylvania Annex Station, Brookyn: Station, Jersey
city. The New York Transfer Company viii call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
10 destination.
Telephone ,91i Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
J. 3. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
DELAWARE, LAcxAwANNA { WESTERN

Stations in NewYcrk foot OF Barclay and Christopher
Lea'e'
Blnshamton 20 ~ al 20 ~
Duffalo Ithaca Orwego x.--..'lo ~ an go Pm
Chicago & Bun Express ........ 'lU pm ~oW pm
Scranton Wllkesbarre "a Plymouth
-,'IsdP+e Runaio lin rx ....., 600 u. 80
Bun TX Buzz. T. as g. M so p m - 50 m
fscranton. Ithaca Buffalo Ex..-, $50 p m - An-
fS.eeper 20 Scranton. May be occupied 70 - a "a
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ no. s~0 sno
eyO Broadway and IA Park Place. -.
Wescots Express CO. VII. call for ana cheex baggage
20 destination 'Dsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec is-sprlng wheat-Better inquiry, but
lttle doing No hard SPOT 76'.e No Northern SPOT.
No red. 7Ohc bid. No / white. zoe bid Corn strong
No yellow s5A 93:izc; No yellow A&a3oe; NO
2s%c: 80 white 2sa2shc; No white 27hci No 2
mixed 26l1c: No 3 mixed. 8c Rye neglected. NO Z IN
store 4sa4ec Flour steady; good demand.
Chicago Jan. 13-Tne leading futures ranged as fol-
lows;
Wheat No. a. Opening, Highest LSys's coa ans
Rsy 49, SO CO" aSSx eSSs 90 eSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14

spot cotton quiet with quotations unchanged,
ne basis q 11-I6c for middng upland and l5-16c
,T mid1ng Gulf Total sales OF so bales Southern spot
Ilsrses officially reported by wire follows New
orleans quiet al 7Asc Mobile quiet 3l6c Savannah
s.si a. ~. Charleston steady at 7ke Wilmington
teaoy 7isc, Baltimore nominal at 11-l6c, Augusta
,'ts1y az 72c. Memphis quiet and steady a. 1ssc 81
"As cu!et az ice The export movement follows:
Great Britain France Continent:
- ccs
r-lss tar this week ,0S3 200 6aoes
aus Tar this .S68, IO5 osIOcS S@<'sUS
Lsumae6 receipts FOR tomorrow NeNy-Oreans were
900 70 $500 baes against s.s2e last week and 1888
AN Tef naf 81 a Houston ll,5OO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14

q COTTON-Specuative operations the Cotton Ex-
change were very small again to-day, with the price
movement correspondingly Neither side exhib
tied many orders Of the limited class. The disposi-
ton general await further Information the
subject and the action OF the English market before
tensivey changing preconceved ideas outstanding
The market opened steady in tone with prices
unchanged 10 points lower Before midday the market
had sagged additional point under adverse
from the English market and rumors of another
British IN South Africa, but
yaaced last nights prices brief furry Of
which owed its origin estimates for light
all tomorrow. Late private dspstches
rom the belt declared Southern markets stubpornly
tr light offerings and fairly good demand from
American spinners Recent agitation OF the subject Of
held back having It's effect upon crop
which increased in a number instances
from 100000 bales Already parties in the
South making predictions 10 years planting
The general idea favors marked increase in acreage.
which IN turn. leads talk Of overproducton should
climatic conditions prove normal during the growing
spot holders. nevertheless, keep the well IN
mind that European splnners poorly supplied
with Liverpool stocks the smallest years
TIE close barely steady. with prices
se points lower, having dropped perpendiculary
under selling by Wall Street interests, said be
purpose Of protecting accounts IN stocks where panic
existed u feared that Liverpool would open lower
he morning owing 10 unfavorable war news
The range Of contract prices IN the local market today
vas a. follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-14

Foreign Coffee Markets: Santos-CoNee market quiet:
rood average Santos $500 receipts % 600 bags; stock
$50 100 bags. Hamburg-Cotee market opened '.G'1
pfer.lg lower: 2.30 p net unchanged 10 Z pfenng
lover: sales. 1000 bags. Havre-Conee market opened
3. franc lwer: 10 advanced = franc: at ?.
steady unchanged 70 y franc higher; at $50 IN
49, L. Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
Friends of the Senator to Put Up DR..
Priddy.
COL. HARWOOO WILL NOT RUN.
lie Declines 60 Enter the Race for tho
House-NIr. Carter scott a tandi-
date Mr., Martin Popular IN
Tluvanna and GoOchland.
League Committee Meets
Morrow.

The anu-Martin nsht was inaugursted
.n Charlotte county Monday IT, was
courtday and there was meeting u
h.s opponents to take steps looking t.
bringing out IL candidate for the Lesis-
iature.
Tha attendance was not large but those
present manifested a good deal of zeal
in tho movement Air. n. e. Ricea for
mer member of the House. was chosen
as the anu-Marim candidate. He Will be
opposed by Dr. A. =. Prlddy. also "a for
mer delegate. who is friendly 70 senator
Martin.
There viii probably Doe a primary In
Charlotte for the purpose of making tho
nomination and the tight viii Dee one ot
the most interesting ever witnessed IN
that county.
FRIENDLY TO MARTIN
Senator Martin spent the day yesier-
day m the cify be.ng during the most
off the time in his rooms boz Murphy's
Hotel Iho senator VIII probably bd
hero all th. week.
Former State Senator Pembroke Pet.
tit is lu the city and attended the COM
meucoment exercises at the Nomans 3
College. whore hs daughter is a pupil
lle ls supporter OF AIR. Martins. and
says the people 0r FiulaIfna are almost
unanimous iu tueir desire tO see The Sem
at0r succeed himself Mr. pettt has
been urged hy his friends to run for tho
House and he may do $50.
C0mmouwc1lth's attorney David n.
I.t4ke. OF ,aOochlaud. who arrived y
Richmond yesterday afternoon. says Mr..
Martin is favored for reelection By near
IS au the Democrats of his county.
Colonel John $. Harwood will not be
candidate for the House in Richmond.
DE has been appealed % boy great num-
ber 0f his admirers 90 run, but declines
t0 do s0. The Colonel is recovering from
ID severe attack of rheumatism and VIII
leag. shortly for Hot Springs, Va, -
spend some time.
Mr h. Carter Scott has practically de-
Cided to run for the House. and friends
off 1lr $. j. Kelley think he can bee In
duced t0 enter tue race.
LEAGUES COMMITTEE
The Senatorial Reform League Com
mitt.e Wt meet tomorrow night In
rooms Sos. 81 and - boo the Chamber OF
Commerce building Nearly all Of the
.Heuly members viii he in attendance.
Hon. Wm A. Anderson. who presided
over Che May Conference. VIII arrive
hers This afternoon Ropro-eniatlVi
Jones Is expected n the morning. Mr..
Clleprtt h. Jones Was here for short
tim. Monday. and NlI be back to-mor-
r0w.
Some of the members of the Commit
tee will remain over t1 attend the meet
ine of the state Democratic Committee
Monday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-07
TO SHUT OUT
NEW NEIGHB0RS
Germany Bought the Carcfmes to
Round Off Her Possessions in the
Pacfc--Ihe Terms.

BERLIN. June 6.-The Minister ,of
Foreign Ahars. Baron Won buelow in
tlc He.ensta- to-day made statement
on tne subject of the Gcrmaa-s spanish
treaty FOR lae cessi1n of tne Caroline,
IIlrue Md pceW Islands he said
thlt lu order % Iouad On the German
possession. n the Pacific ana boz view oi
German commercial Interests which had
long existed iu the Caroline Islands. we
consider DO our duty 90 take care o4
ls group So tnu il The event ~ ID
change boo ownership it should nlt he iost
tl Germany THe minister thon read
tre text off agreement which WAS con-
cluIeI February i- laH
TtE AGREEMENT
"IYrst. Spain eedes to Germany the
Car0iues. pcleWs and lllrone Islands,
except thc island of Guam. n consdera-
dion of O. compensation of 100000
pes1tas.
second. Germany comedies the Spanish
trade aad agricultural enterprises in
those islands the same treatment and
facilities a. conceded to German trade.
and comedies to tho Spanish relisious ORE
ders m tne islands the same rights and
liberties as the German orders.
"Thirl Spain W.il establish naval mer-
camille and coaling stations m the Caro-
lines. peicws and Ladrones and viii Doe
allowed t0 retain them in case of war.
Fourth, This agreement i5 90 Dee suo-
mlited Tor the constitutional sanction of
the tNo countries and is to bee ratified as
soon as this sanction IL given.
Continuing Baron Won Heu.ow said;
MUTUAL TRAlFf.
AN understanding has also been ar
rived a. with spain regarding the mutual
granting OF conventional tariffs. such
as correspond with the wishes and inter-
ests of German as well as spanish
traders. 81 soon as The Cortes has sane
toned the sale OF the islands we vii
Immediately submit the necessary bills
20 the Reiohsiag which VIII have the
opportunity of a thorough and practical
examination OF the matter. Until then
We hope tho Relchstag Will defer it,
decision. ont OF international courtesy.
Cheers) In spite OF the request Of the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs Herr Bobel
and RltCher. OF tho Lefiists, IN the course
Of debate on the supplemental estimates.
vigorously attacked the spanlsh-German
agreement. criticislns The 'eNorbitant
price" paid for the Islands and claimed
tsaey were OF little value.