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New-York tribune., 1899-02-16
TIE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS

The people who sell stocks az the top point or
buu movement are slowly accumulating Sc
onr3,ies In Yesterdays market professional
,-a6srs were. 70 al outward appearances, the
o,lv important operators in the days dealings
m, IN wel,-inforned circles Il was pretty well
,-ovr that prominent interests we're quietly
,rvinr stocks. lust as they have been doing ever
s,,,e the decline that followed the January bull
,,s,plation. When the next bull movement he
rl,s prices probably VIII bc considerably higher
,,sn the present level. and before the year is
,,.- they doubtless Will sell at figures much
sbov4 the recent high quotations. And It Will
ba found when the next advance sets in that
,ba ,resent owners % stocks Will not part with
,tsr possessions exce7, at substantial profits.
Crop failures business depression and National
unrest = they occur. VII. upset the pleasing
nrosrect for current owners or securities, but
rohoav is go pesslmlstic as to believe that the
present favorable outlook VIII change IN char
acter or that the year 1899 will be poor one
FOR the holders Of American investments.
The movements o. prices were unimportant.
and outside Of professional transactions and
b,,ving by the interests who. az just noted, take
advantage Of dull markets 20 increase their
lines. there was little evidence Of interest in the
market The public that seldom buys until
pricss have made decided progress toward the
TOP was not IN the Street 20 any marked extent.
commission houses having few orders from this
element. despite the fact that various efforts
were made TO induce outside buying. Northern
Pacific was more literally bought by commission
houses than any other stock rs sales supplying
about one-sixth Of the total dealings. Penn
sylvania was also taken by commission houses,
while Burlington absorbed on recessions.
due 10 realizing by good buyers. The reason
for Northern Pacihcs advance was found IN the
gossip that another l per cent dividend will
soon be paid. The actual movement Of values
showed great irregularity, the opening being
firm the midday market weaker, with subse-
ouent dealings exhibiting alternate strength
and heaviness The close was irregular az small
net changes in most stocks. Manhattan lost
1. to ILL. on it's poor quarterly statement
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Narket firm. Final
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES Market Irregular an"
ouiet Standard OIL closed at 467p4% against 4'-4
"a an Tues1av Last prices Of the other prominent
,ssues were. OTIS Elsvatng, 3a%aQio preferred SHa"
sqi.. New-Amsterdam Gas. common 5si209s' pre-
ferred 7Oq7l. Wagner Palace car Is'H4''' ~ ~
tinental Tobacco. common. 1AgS2'i' preferred, o'u
sa.,. Afr Power G50Ga. Electric Vehicle. 62i2q"
LISTED IN LONDON.-The London STOCK Ia
change has listed Illinois Csr and Equipment Com
nanv 81 1os $40 first mortgage per cent gold oonds
a,1 f.et 1r0 collateral car trust per cent &C.
bentures. IN lieu Of tho securities Of the unl''u
States Car Company Tow quoted
FEDERAL STEEL DTVIDEND.-The DIVIDEND
on the preferred stock Of the Federal steel Com
nanv viii be declared az tho end Of this month
IL per cent quarterly Action on the common
stock may not be taken before July
CHARACTER or TRADING.-Buylng OF New
York Central came from prominent interests ana
the same class ~ buying advanced Atchison pI~-
ferrod and Northern Pacific common. The last
.,,ed +, was said would rece.v. another per cent
dividend Keene brokers were large buyers while
c,..,4.rd oil and Flower brokers bought moderate.
>, R,ston houses sold also Chicago. while Lon
A., so,d I'm balance. chiefly OF Northern Pacih'
,,,r,,,eu ON the advance Mr Housman was active
., Kidding up prices In Atchison preferred over
o. ,, chores we're taken between slis and g. and IN
,-,,,,.rn Pacific about 5000 shares between %
and sgi. Traders sold Burlington on the hnnounc'-
reni that the directors hnd done nothing regard
tue refuuding at their meeting Buying on the u'-
-. us eood Standard Rope md Twine stock
.,d income bonds we're we'll taken, and u was
SAID mat insiders were heavy buyers. owing to the
..,,rsnv's increasing business and The certainty
Of navmeuts on the incomes this year
NANuA ATTAN5 EARNINGS. - The Manhattan
railway Company reports for the December quar-
ter decrease In gross earnngn as compared Win
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.NsAs CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMING-
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb 10 (speciaD Wheat broke almost
a,, IN the forenoon and then recovered It AL IN
Tho las, hour May opened at 7-'sals'sc' sold be
ty.oen 7ec and 73c and closed at 72Aa'-'sc On the
ia,o curb IL was 727sa73c July closed at 1'.c. The
nevs was decidedly bearish But local shorts were
" ,,,,ie too .nthuslastic The market was a narrow
- when II came their turn 10 cover there was
NOT much wheat for sale. Liverpool was Apld
lower seaboard cearances were only 5000 BUSH
els the result Of Of the Ice blockade There
was an Increase in the worlds visible OF LSS0oo
bushels about as expected; but last year there
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Feb 1.-THE market for American Sc
clr,ees after steady opening. huctuated some
what then improved and closed firm with d mod
e'e'e demand Last prices were; Atchisoi 2oi2;
Canadian. 81. s. Paul. 1901; Illinois Central l94'
Louisville CO... Union Pacific preferred. p New
York Ce1tra. 49,. Ere I5s.. Pennsylvania Gs2s
Reading ns. 1-rie 1T preferred, 90; Northern Pa
cac prefs-rea vi and Grand Trunk. Sc
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RAILROAD BONDs.-Market moderately active
snd firm Total sales amounted IN par yaluo to
1lT Oo0 against g 10000 Tuesday. The heaviest
desl,ngs were IL the Atch,son. Kansas and Texas
Northern Pacific and ST. Louis southwestern IS
sues Central of Georgia coAsol De Erie general
lien - Illinois Central rs CS53) Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Guf lists Louisville Evansville and 81.
Louis couso Is receipts Ma-Aattan As. oregon
Short Line income As, Reading Is. Rio Grandc
Weste-1 ISIS Texas and Pacific zds Union Paciac
As Wabash dobenture Bs Wisconsin Central Isl
receipts Burlington convertible IS, Mexican Inter
national IS and Southern Railway s..
IN miscellaneous issues Standard Rope and Twine
Is and Incomes were active. strong features.
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at the Clearing House N.Is7575. Its net loss on
balance was Slo7SO53, made up by loss In cur
roncy Of y77.575 and a loss in coin OF Ncoo4S The
days operations included: Receipts S.4Bss. ana
payments &57s26l. resulting In a general balance
of siGsls2 s74 consisting Of s27 ss ~ coin rnd s5-
5f- f97 currency
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or 8ONDs,

NOTICE Is hereby given. that In accordance
~ with ~. conditions or certain tc.d Trust dated
April Let isso ard fled 'or record in he city u ~.
I.6u.s the five hundred Bonis % Tbs
Missouri Electric Lish' Power tomptny % 81 iois.
In of each " wil .r rrfefnlet March
is tcge.he- With accrued Interest on presentation
q 3on-s and ATTACHED coupons 10 tie Naona BAnx
% Commerce u s.. Louis lnteresf 90 SAID seceFues
VIII cease the date las' rafet
The Missouri Electric fight & Power ca.
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FITCHBURG RAILROAD.

The general balance sheet as OF December 5i'
fAas shows. Assots-Cost Of road and equipment
Se 500 SIS: other permanent Investments Nloo '@o'
suuoies ON hand. S6s9 4o}, accrued interest other
Investments" S7t55s2 due hy agents S.6f" Que
t, l.t.rs ssttI73 omen accounts 1894 81; cash on
hand sotS5-. operating expenses. S2@al0-' m
,or4s- taxes and rentals S7552s6 dividend No l0l
pavable January Is. 1889. s3t7H; total Si5'-'o-0
Idabni,ies-Capltal stock common. N@oeN, capi-
tal stock preferred N73G0OOO; funded debt. 81 s5
soo. mortgage lien 10000; accident and insurance
fund $1,000: interest due and accrued S2-'S- olVl-
der6s unpaid s3W2sa due FOR wages. Si4ssS5; open
oooounts N2SlsS; accrued rentals not due. S5dS
ocor,,ad taxes not due &OSlO gross earnngs
50 sss e5s: profit and loss eurpIu9 S578@ total
!5457259o
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


p p Ry Co 5sIOlh l02 Newark Pass IS li6ia IL
G. J. & q 5s Il Tliz PEG Trac is.....lO1l2 Ie~i2
! Con IS ...1l0 III Z 4s....... 0s@ ~
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Jefferson & CIsarfieId Coa and Iron Co.
1.t Mtge. 2 Per Cent. Gold Bonds.

SINKING-FUND NOTICE.
Sealed proposals will be received up 2 II Wetnes-
day. March 221. 1893 by the Guarany Trust x
New York IS Cedar Street Sew YORK City for TIE tss
10 a. as Trustee al q price not 20 exceed Jos and
accrued interest Of suhceat is Nike Eer cent bonds
of Company invest the sum - Twenty eight
thousand twenty->our Dollars and elgffy-ft~e cen,s
S2S 024 sS). Proposals should be IN sc~e envelopes al
dressed Guaranty Trust Company NeV YORK and
endorsed Jefferson Cloarfeld Coal lron ~ snkins
Fund. bEO. Il. CLINE Treasurer
Rochester y. Y. February 18Th. iSoa
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKETS.

NEW-YORK STREET RAILROADS.
Reported by c. l. Hudson & Co. Nos. "a SO wsll-st)
BONDS
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

THE TREASURY sTATEMENT-The daily
WASHINGTON statement. covering actual results of
two days ago. compared with the last preceding
statement gives the following balances
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,-rwR1.RG- DrrcHEss AND CONNECTICUT

The general balance sheet as Of December 81
shows. Assets-Cost OF road and equipment = &et--
ga. other permanent investments $.lS; supplies
q, hand 50 98; due by agents S.5s5, due By others
s22,l: open accounts. Ns24; cash on hand N"S
total. S675B3. Llabiities-Capital stock common
$50 90, capital stock preferred 10000; funded
debt 10000. loans and bills PAYABLE STE IN
terest due and accrued. 1854; due for wages
s. 7lS; open accounts $222i, sundries and mort
rare 81 800: profit and loss surplus sl2i oa9' total
CG668.
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Actual cash bas27a45i ssS S2'io26S'2 Dec S4'-''-'
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
e..aA from Washington sl8 8lC, internal reNe-
- o,oints s13alN and miscellaneous receipts,
20 a27. total Government receipts for the Day |''-
ss,. expenditures. s. l2oolo Receipts for month 10
dste sl7bs9SS: expenditure 22l's"N' excess OF
exnenditures. A.BOn2 Receipts for the hscai year
10 date $500 s2G 2O9 expenditure A1- 'o's. &C.,
!. a,,,,ros ss7 AZ ss3 Receipts OF National
bank notes for redemption, Aos'-
s,-, rprAs1,RY-Ths sub-Trsasury was debtor
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'E1 dividend.
THI-ST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
(Reportei by clinton Gilbert Nc. Wail-st)
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday
It auction at the New-York Real Estate Sales
Dom by Adrian II. Muller & Son:
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lfONTRE4L STOCKS.

Furnished ~ Andrew Mchi
Bid Asked.
Mont 81 Ry .. 3I.'s 9la
d. new ..... 8Ol JOs
Toronto 81 Ry llis l4n
Can Pacific e0. Rn
Mont Gas Co 2lsA 20
Royal Eleo Co.los loan
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Siarkst firm. Final
,ro,a .so-s fo1fouvr
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES

STOCKS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
IsIT CURABLE A.?
\ Question Omen Asked 10y Those AT
dlcicd With the Piles.

Is strained joint durable? Is local In
fiammation curable2 or course II prop
criy treated. So is piles
People often become afflicted with plies
and ask some old Chronic" who has AL
WAYS persisted in the wrong treatment
and naturally discourages them by telling
them that their case Is hopeless.
They I'm turn discourage others, ana
thus "A disease that can IN every case DC
cured by careful and skillful handling Is
allowed TO sap the energy OF thousands
who might free themselves Of the trouble
I'm "A few days.
Pyramid File cure Will cure the most
aggravated case Of hemorrhoids IN an
astonishingly short time. II relieves the
contested parts. reduces the tumors III
stantly no matter how large allays 'he
Inflammation and stops the aching o.
itching az once.
Thousands who had resorted TO eXpen-
eive surgical operations have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cure-in number OF In
stances persons who had spent months
I'm a hospital under a specialist.
II IS "a remedy that none need rear 10
apply even 10 the most aggravated swol-
len and infamed hemorrholdal tumors.
II YOU are afflicted with this stubborn
disease YOU can master IL ana master
quickly. ,-.
This remedy IS no longer an experiment.
but medical certainty. II IS manuiao-
tured by the Pyramid Drug Co. Of Mar
shall. Mich.
Druggists sell it a. 80 cents per box.
II Is becoming the most popular pie cure
this country has ever known ana drus-
gists everywhere are ordering IT for their
customers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
FLAG OF SECOND
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Survivors Ask Governor Russell
for Its Custody.
ATTORNEY GENERALS RULINGS,
Instincts Clerks That They Need Not
Place stamps on Onicial Bonds-An
Active Movement to- Create the
New County Of Scotland.

RALEIGH. y. c., Jan. &.-Special-
Gov Russell has the flag Of the Second
North Carolina Volunteers in the civil
war. ana is asked by the survivors OF
that regiment. who are NANNY at New
bern. TO place It i'm their charge. lie
Will probably do so. This is the nag
which was captured by Mr George
Buck. Of Massachusetts, and which ne
returned q few days ago. The associa-
tioD Of survivors adopted resolution
warmly thanking Mr. Buck and spe-
cially inviting him 20 be It's guest
The Attorney General Of this state
gives an opinion that 1t is not neces-
sary for clerks of court 20 place stamps
ON reports or oN official bonds or state
or county municipalities. ne conhiis-
sioner of internal revenue has ruled ON
erwlse. but the Attorney General tells
the clerks and other State ouicers not
10 notice such a ruling
STATES RIGHTS.
lie says. "rhc State has the right TO
conduct its own business through It's
own agencies without. interference. di-
rcctly or indirectly. from the national
government Congress has no power n
make tax dues issued by the Site void
for want of "a stamp. Congress cannot
require the judicial process Of state
courts 10 be stamped. The power 70 tax
involves the power 10 destroy
The state Museum has made good pro-
gress TN collecting relics Of all the wars
in which troops from this state have
taken part.
The North Carolina Society of the
order ~ the Cincinnati is called TO meet
here February 22d
FOR A NEW COUNTY.
The movement for the creation Of a
new county, 20 boz named Scotland. is
being vigorously forced upon the Legs
lature. There are two bills; one TO create
the county out of four townships in
Richmond; the other TO add 10 those town.
ships q large slice Of Robson county.
The opponents of the new county are
fighting hard and petitions and circular
letters are pouring in. There s. also a
movement. as yet not complete. 90 create
a new county out OF parts Of Wilkes
and Surry.
The committees OF the Legislature as
signed 10 visit the seven pcnitentiary
farms have an returned and made their
reports. They say they find things IN
bad shape
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
LIBELLING OF THE CANADA.
Judge Waddills Unusual Procedure
AGAINST British shin.

NORFOLK VA. Jan. 2S-Spocial.-
Fourteen members of the former crew of
the British sailing ship Canada. Captain
Munroc. who lbellcd the ship for wages
aGrrccating S4GS.30 alleged 10 be due
were this morning paid off by the owners
OF The Canada, and the vessel was Tee
leased
The case was alluded To- yesterday AS
lcin- upon trial before judge Edmurd
Waddill. who to-day decided 90 in favor
of the libelauts The libeling of Cd Brit
ish sh. for wages due scamcn is not
usual.
Such cases are usually brought before
the British vice-c0usul for adiustmont
bat in this instance judge Waddil took
jurisdiction. 90 Is alleged. because the
men who were discharged from tine vessel
some months since were at the time re-
ported 10 bee and have been subsequently,
without means 90 secure food and
clothing.
OF many suits brought against Captain
MunrOo ly Messrs Morris a. Miller attor-
mes for members of the crew OF the
Canada. this is the first one which iHs
been decided ina favor of the ulaint-us
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
GENERAL EAGAN
TO BE DISMISSED.
The COurt-MartiaI Finds Him Guilty
as Charged, But Recommend
Executive CIemencY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S-General Ea-
gan. commissary general Of subsistence.
has been found guilty of the charges Of
conduct unbccoming an officer and a
gentleman and Of conduct 10 the pre-
jUdicc Of good order and discipline and
of the specifications thereto. and has
been sentenced 10 dismissal from the
United states Army, but with recon-
mcndatlon from the court for the exer-
else OF Executive clomency.
NO CHOICE.
Under the regulations the court hav-
ing reached the conclusion that the ac-
cused was guilty had no choice In Sc
lectlng q penalty the regulations pre-
scribing absolutely the one punishment
dismissal-for the offensc Therefore the
only hope for General Eagan IS I'm the
direction Of Communication. mitigation, or
dismissal
Colonel Davis. tho Judge advocate II
the court-martial. finished his revision
Of the papers OF the courts proceedings
this evening and at once placed the
papers IN the hands OF Secretary AlCer
This action settled at once any doubt
that may have existed as TO the routine
to be pursued IN the treatment of the
case.
ALGER'S COURSE.
As for Secretary Alger. as soon as no
has read the record he will place 30 at
once with the President who under the
law Us the final reviewing authority.
10 Is his privilege TO add 20 or 10 take
from the strength of tho courts re-
commentator that clemcncy be shown
The indications are that the papers will
be i'm the hands Of the President carly
next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THE PAYMENT OF
THE CUBAN ARMY.
Government at Washington Does MOI
Realize Its importance.
CUBA'S SACRED 0BLIGA'lON
Which She Would Meet I"
We're the Collection of Cus'oi's "
Her Uands-Uer Proposition !"
CUBA'S SACRED OBLIGATION

HAVANA. Ian. 2s.-senor Mora the
civil governor Of Havana, IN an -,
view to-day declared that the 20,
Of the payment OF me CUBAN 49, ,be
OF much greater Importance Una" ~
Vvasbington government seems 10 rear
ize He said that II the Cubahs "o'
collect the customs Of the islands ".i.,
are their property, their mrs. 49,.
would be TO meet Cubas sacred oD's
ton to the army by the payment III ~ IL
of the soldiers, but the customs o.
ministration being in the hands o. ~
Americans. the Cubans make sihiPIo
business proposition 10 the Uniteo sues
Government that 1t shall ADVANCE monty
y pay tho troops. holding the customs
as security.
COULD GET THE LOAN.
II the Americans We're not presen'
Senior Mora further said. CUBA cou."
easily obtain the necessary loan. Inc
distribution Of this money to the army
IS essential 20 permit the country 10
proceed with the work Of agriculture
which * the foundation OF its recon-
structlon The army contains many men
who consider that cuba Is In a position
70 demand the full payment Of the army
by the United States and assert that
other action on the part Of the American
Government would be worse tyranny
than was exercised under Spanish sove-
reignty.
TT rs UNFORTUNATE.
Senior Mora considers the under-esti-
nation Of the Importance Of this matter
unfortunate and his views are held by
a majority of the Cuhans. The heat OF
the discussion is daily increasing and
newspapers of the island are full OF
arguments for the payment OF the
money.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
A HEAVY TASK,
Mr.. Chamberlain Says We share One
Which was Too Heavy for En- gland.


LONDON January 2S-Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain. Secretary Of State
for the Colonies, speaking in Birmingham
this evening 10 the annual dinner Of tho
jewellers and Silversmi hs' Association,
said
we now see our cousins across the
Atlantic entering tho lists ana sharing
in a task which might have proved 100
heavy Tor US alone. Under the circum-
stances, the first business of this tho
worst government under modern times
is 10 draw closer the bonds which unto
us to the other members Of the English.
operation in the great work of civiliza-
ton, which appears TO be the mission Of
the Anglo-SdX0n race
Speaking OF the governments imperial
policy Mr.. Chamberlain said:
Providence shapes our ends and I'm.
tends ms TO be the great governing power
cOnQuering i'm order 10 civilize. admin
lister and develop vast areas OF the
worlds surface, primarily 10 our adj
vantage, but to their own advantage as
well.
"As 10 the result Of this mission
hitherto an impartial witness. Rear-Ad-
miral George Dewey, has said that one
OF the mightiest factors I'm the civilization
Of the world has been the imperial policy
Of England but il will not longer be the
imperial policy OF England alone. but
all the nations that have sprung from our
lolns will share in the task which has
hitherto fallen on our shoulders alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
SINGULAR SANITARY PENALTY.
Negroes Jailed for Not
Keeping Their Premises Clean.

TWeuty-Onc negroes arrested yesterday
charged with maintaining their premises
I'm am unsanitary condition We're tO-da--
la the Police Court sentenced 20 ser.c
each fifteen days in jail.
This method of pcrsladin1 citizens 90
clean up their premises has been COM
monted upon and. fl is said. Is costly
The board of the prisoners will cost
about SO. and 20 was said to-day that Il
would be cheaper for the city 10 clean
up the prem sas they occupied than TO
pursue the present course.
The purpose of the authorities is 20 en-
force the regulations made 10 insure
cleanliness. in view Of the prevalence of
smallpox here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
THEY ARE COMPLIMENT TARY.
a Spanish Manila Correspondent Tells
Of Cnndiiinns Iher..

BARCELONA. Jan. 2S.-The Manila cor
respondent of the Diario says he has
discovered that the relations between
Ahior-Gencral OTIS and Kear-Admiral
Dewey are most strained. owing 10 che
profound rivalry which exists between
the land and sea forces of the United
States in the islauds
"The administrative morality of Ame-
ricans is below par says the CORE
spondcnt "Thc gambling hells of Manila
arc taxed 81 200 each. and the ponce are
hiehwaymen who make arbitrary arrests
and then demand from $50 10 $50 for tine
release OF their prisoners"
The -pondent further declares
that the Americans have monopolized an
the trade. and swamped the markets
with their products rendering European
competition impossible AS AN instance
uf this, he alleges that California wines
are sold in Manila ass genuine BordeauX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
WHEELER WAS A
LIEUT.. GENERAL.

Joseph Whceler's corps and the division
Of Mafor-General VI. &. Butler embracing
the following named organizations.
OTHER REFERENEES.
A list of the organizations follow IN the
article.
4 still later paper gives the assignment
of aforementioned Wheeler 90 solo
command OF the cavalry corps Of the
army.
Among the last reports Of General
Wheeler was one giving resume Of the
campaign IN North Carolina from March
!. 1865. to April 10th of the same year.
which was signed by the General as
.Ilentenant-Gcnera
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-29
Mr. MnodY,s Funeral.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. especial.
The funeral Of Mrs. Lawrence ". Woody.
only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shcr-
wood. of this city took place from her
late residence this afternoon az 3 O'Clock.
The funeral services were conducted by
Revs williams and Masters, of the VI.
T. church OF this city
Tn following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: H0n0rary-R +. l.. Bunch. Jo-
seph IA. Hannen, Joseph ). Mccullough
George Drewry. j. T.. Fletcher =. r.
stewart george Little. an OF the South
ern RAILWAY Company OF Washington,
and = II. Morrow. Of Richmond. Ac-
tive-Robort GrOnau. J. p. J.. philips b.
r Purcell. J. NJ. Hough, y. T. Smith, and
T. +. Bowman. d,
The floral offerings were numerous ana
beautiful especially the broken reef rom
tbe OFFICIALS OF the Southern railway.
The intermcnt took place az PresoEte-
rian Cemetery.