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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
GRAND ENCAMPME
The Fcnd Between North aud south
60 'r Formally Buried.

FALLS CHURCH. VA March S-spe-
cIal THE II. r.. Lee Chapter Daughters
OF the Confederacy. at Falls Church. Va.
will hold a grand encampment here June
TN. Elaborate Preparations are in pro-
gress and il is expected that thousands
will attend. Reduced rates on ali rail-
roads will be secured and accommodations
promised for an visitors In Washington
Through the Washington Camp of the
Confederate camp. an invitation IS 20 be
extended 10 the President 10 be present
and il Is very certain that the invitation
will be accepted. Senator Daniel and
Senator Martin have been secured, also
Father Stafford and Rev DR.. Leavett.
OF Washington. In the evening the man
agement hopes 10 have General Miles and
General Wheeler present; also Bishop
Pcnick. OF Richmond
The music viii be feature OF the oc-
casion, and while no arrangements have
been made, IL is intended 10 have the
Justly celebrated quartette OF Washing
ton Unitarian church and the United
States Marine Band.
A unique feature OF the day viii be the
iclmal funeral and burial Of the old feud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
NEWPORT NEWS A5ATT0lR.
Preparing to Entertain the New Eng
land Ncwspapcr Men.
NFWpORT NEWs VA. March IS


NEWPORT NEWS VA. March S.-spe-
cial.-NIr. f. s. Palmer, president OF the
Abattoir Company. is here from Phiia-
delphlo. l0oklns over the ground. lie Is
accompanied DIS Dr. a. W. Harvey of
phuauelpna. Ie said to-day that tho
work oi erecting the great pant would
begin within "a month or six weeks, and
would oc pushed until completed.
Preparations are being made 20 ado
qualcly entertain the repres antauFes u
the Aew LuAilnd Newspaper League
when they arrive here next Wednesday.
Instead of a lunch at the Warwick ns
ar first pr0pos "a. the visitors viii prob
ably be hanquc.tcd. The Reception COM
mittec. o. Is understood, Will be treoitd
so as 10 include others outside of IN"
Business Men Association.
Mr. Richard Watson. of FOX liill. has
been appointed agent Tor the Bay Line
40 old Point. COB hl the vacancy occasion
ed by the sudden death several weeks
ago of Mr. j.. NJ W Waller
Ihe Council az its meeting last n'ght
formally turned over the work Of com
pleting the sewer system 20 .he personal
bondsmen Of NJ Honln Sons. contrac-
tors. the Delaware County Trust. s3fe
Deposit and Title Insurance Company, OF
Chester Pa. The company Will begin
work Friday.
Nothing has been heard Of Andrew
Drayton. the murderer ot James C'arf.
since he escaped from the pest-house yes
terdly m0rilg. Ie is bel eyed 90 be
hiding s0mWhege in the woods.
j. T. Hughes pre- dent ~ the Amer'chs
Democratic Club. has announced himself
candid te for the nom nation o. treas
urer on the Democratic ticket against j.
NJ Curtis who has held the position Tor
some sixteen years. II was thought thai
no one would have the nerve % 20 40
against Curtis who has "a very strong
hold on the affection OF the Democratic
and many Republican voters, but Hughes
will give him gallant fight and has
~ LIE nhunln ~ win
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FENDER COUNTY COURT
An Cnas>uming But Progressive Part
OF the state.

OF the state.
WALLACE. y. c., March Special
Fender County Court is IN session this
week al BurgaW. and large crowds IN
daily attendance. Next week Dupln
County Court conyenes at kenansvllle the
quiet, picturesque old county seat. Both
these bars are attended hy very bright
representative of the legal fraternity
The court sessions ia this section are SO
rare in occurrence that they are gene
rally the occasion OF large and promis-
CuOus gatherings.
Small dockets and infrequent sessions
show sobriety and obedience 90 the law.
Rum shops and drunkaIds are rarely met
with here
Wallace is an enterpnsing little town,
and estimated 90 be one Uf the Invest
trade centres between GOldsDOrO and
Wilmington. Trade ls brisk. usually, the
year round. especially in the spring tho
flush season
There is talk OF erecting warehouses
for the handling of tobacco here. such
20 course viii materially advance The
common interest.
The recent death of Or j. w Robinson
took from this community a useful and
respected citizen.
Mr. James Cayenaugh. one or the couu-
tvs oldest citizens. Is critically iii.
y. IL. Carter. "A member Of the y. H.
Wallace Company. leaves tomorrow Tor
New York and other points 10 be absent
a week or more
Messrs Highsmith Boney and Mlntz.
three OF our popular townsmen were zee
Gently married
The Oakland High School. for three
terms managed by Rev r. W. GrIzzard.
81 Virginia, closes it's current session Fri
dav.
High. cold winds prevail and ice formed
half an inch or more last night This
section has lost its claim % perennial
flowers. The many-hued jossamine has
forgotten TO bloom upon the hedges. and
the song bird in the copse Ia silent
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on, TrrRPENTTNE--Firm at 45c. sales.
~ casks: receipts. - cnEks.
RosINIFIrm. sales 2,75J barrels: re-
Quote A r. G. u. S10j: f. SLlO. +.
is: q. 81. 30: II. s1.3o; ]. S1i0; X. Si.g9;
NJ. SIS: \, !22j, ", q, 800. ". W.
$50.
CHARLESTON. S. G.. March s.-TUR-
pF%TINF,-Market firm at &c. sales
none
KOSIN-Unchanged sales none.
yyrr.NfTNGTON. n. c.. March S.-SpIR-
IRIS Or TI'RPENTINE - Firm al 4iu
44ibc. receipts. 20 casks. 100
ROSrN-Firm al 9JaSl; receipts 1.O21
barrels. ,. ..
CRUDE TURPENTlNE-Nothi doihs'
receipts los barrels. ,.,-
TAR-Firm at loo; receipts 102 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

too long existing between Che North and
the South. a coffin containing the bloody
shirt and a Ratchet Will Doe buiicI with
81 eat ceremony
Governor Tyler. of virginia Will be call
ed upon 90 conduct the ceremony and
there Will be- six pal -he1rcrs-three Cuoh
and three Confederate veterans.
A yet the programme hasn't been de'-
ntely decided upon. but Will bee by the
end of March.
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pArrINfORE. March s.-FLoUR-D"H
and unchanged. ,... cot and month
75,a75Ec April I13,5j ..Sai7S 1%a' '''9
7Gc.: southern by o ya.Iil'I mixed spot ana
Co, G0hN-giI3SSG5 s7T.c.. April 2Sh aSSSsc.;
MsH $50 .&5Nse. southern white "o'4p
ai,e,iTs-Dun. easy. No. white. S6p
COPS, steady. No. . nearby 60a6oNc.;
~ > western G2i-c. .o.a
sUGAR-sTong; un nonbs5sed
RUTTER-Stea9y u"''i''''7
rGGS-Firm. PC. ,....a
nsrsF-Steady, unchanged
rTTCcE. s22jaszl5.
Whisky. unchanged.
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Members New York Stock Exchange.
1iO1 EAST MAIN STREET,

and October, GO: November. GIG; De.
cembcr 62O. Januay. G22.
Futures closed steady; March, $50.
APRIL. G25: May o.27; June, 80 July
Der. 6ls. November, els; December, CTS;
January 622.
Spot cotton closed quiet and Unchanged
sales 1000 bales.
COTTON-Quict: middling. a-1G; net
receipts. Al bales: gross 46l7 bales,
sales 1907 bales, stock. 1l1fij bales; eX-
port 10 The Great Britain 7JS bales, 10
the Continent. 1887
Total to-day-Net receipts. l. 49, bales.
export 10 Great Britain. s,JGS bales; 20 the
bales.
Consolliaied-Net receipts. 81 .3oi bales
export 10 Great Britain. 1886 bales. 10
France. 22s9 bales. 10 the Continent
1885 bales
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
1253.9d1 bales. export 90 Great Britain,
5000 627 bales. 10 France. G36.4lj bales;
90 the Continent 2.232.ol0 bales
NEW ORLEANS. La. March SCOT
TON Futures steady. March , $3.50 -:
April. 03d5 %. May JO1Nj as June,
602UG03. July 6o2ad o3. August 5nlu
SOS. September. 3 SGd5 s.. October. 5sG0
> * November, . sG85Ss; December 5.Ss
$3.50.
TON.-spot fair demand: prices IN
changed. American middling 3 1j-32d.
The sales of the day We're 10000 bales, ot
which 90 were for speculation ana eN-
-ort and included 9 100 American. Re-
ceipts. 10000 an American.
Futures openned steady. with mode
rate demand and closed quiet. American
middling J. m. c.. March. 3 $3.50. buy
ers: March and April. 3 2s-6f. buyers.
Arril and May. 3 25.Gla3 2l-G4 sellers.
May and June 2G-G4 sellers. June and
July. 3 26-Gi. buyers july and August
3 26-G4a3 27-G4. sellers: August and Sep
tenber. 2G-dl buyers; Se1temher ana
october o 91-G442 9f-C4 sellers. October
and November. 24.Gld3 2;-G4 buyers;
November and December 9 2i-6ip3 23.ct
sellers. December and January. 3 2i-o4 ~
g 25-G4 sellers. January and February,
3 24-Giq3 1914. value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
rnnAcco HXcHANGE.

Richmond. Va. March s 1899
Sales Of new dark loose tobacco ON me
Richmond Va) breaks to-day. StotcWail
warehouse sold 1850 pounds en- highest
price t7.TS. Crenshaws warehouse, HON.
highest price $3.50.
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers, hogshead. Filters 10 hogs,
boesheads. Leaf dark, l3 hogsheads,
Lugs. dark hogsheads. Total. 80 hogs
heads
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
InsDectons-Dark, 20 hog hedds, uetce.
Reinspectlons-2D hogsheads, DARK
''y stH"ewall Crcnshaw's. williams and
Rchling's Allegheny and old Dominion
Tobacco Warehouses report to-day. re
ce'n's. GG packages; Deliveries, 80 pack
lifted states internal revenue collec-
lions ON tObaccO for the city or iticN-
mord Oa) today: Cigars and cigarettes
S335 II: Plug tobacco, S2.1Il1j; Total 3d.
M Sie - John r. Jacob & Co tobacco
commission merchants. so. ll3 south
Tvelfth street. Richmond. Va, VIII oIet
by sample az their oiiice l9-not to-"
Thursday. March - lN.l pl'th on
twenty-five hogsheads OF line dark TO-
baccO.
,fcssrs. Frazier g. Tompkins viii offer
nv sample al their Office tomorrow. the
me black s'emming tobacco crop Of Mr..
Q. q. sandrldge, Of Aloemarie count y.
Va TO which the attention Of buyers Us
csnecianv and respectfully called. Mr..
Ssndrdge enjoys the reputation or rals-
inp the finest quality of tobacco.
Freaks OF new dark loose tobacco of
al tbe warehouses; FOR tomorrow.
Shockoe Warehouse viii offer GOOD
break of fine Powhatan county stemming
tobacco. including ue crop OF Mt a.
Schroeder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

NLN YORK. March S.-COTTDN -.rbs
cotton market failed TO improve more
Than ONE point advance. secured on The
opening cnll lu The face of builish rables
more ~ ss bad weather in Inc South
tnu nc Hst or favorable factors which
nave been ihe stock In Trade on the hui
lNleresi SO ions including the talk OF
Wet lands backward planting good trade
lh cotton cloths orders ahead at most
spinning centres firms out OF The market,
enc lheir was more or less STEADY
stream of liquidation orders said 10 he
in good part from Wall street though the
seliln- soon extended Later IL was
chained That certain Wall street PEOPLE
were NuNlHs again hut as rule iiquds-
lioA Was The order OF the day. The SELF
lns pressure WAS chiefly directed against
August and the nearer positions. The
market closed steady At a net decline OF
10 points on near positions, while the
later deliveries were unchanged 10 :
points lower.
COTTON Futures opened STEADY
March. G35: April. 63l; May. 6S5. June
col. July and August, 6.3i, SEPTEMBER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
DEATHS.

BROWN Oiled. March :. 1892 AZ the
residence OF her mother No. so north
Thirfieth street. CkNiA j BROWN.
daughter OF Thomas j. and Amanda
Hatcher and reiict Of John r. Brown
I'm The thirty-sixth year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place THIS
AFTERNOON at o'clock from Union
Station Methodist church.
VIII son Died. March 5, 1890. at Lee
Camp Soldiers Home, VETERAN WILL
LIAM III. WILSON, Drewery's Battery.
Virginia Artillery, OF Nottoway county,
Va. aged hfty-six years.
Funeral from the Home Chapel To-
DAY THURSDAY at 3 O'Clock l.. NJ .
Rev. L. r. Mason officiating.
WINK Died. in ST. Louis yesterday
morning. MRS. MARY LIscOME
WINX' widow OF the late John Q.
Vim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
Tramps WIZ Have W Footing in Cre"e
Tor Some Time 20 Come.

CREWE. VA. March ESPECIAL. Tho
Board or Supervisors met AZ Notto~ay
Courthouse to-day and ordered compul-
sorry vaccination for the county.
All OF the sixteen men who were cut OF
al tho Norfolk ana Western shops here
abou, two weeks ago have been put back
10 work again.
The Town Council has passed an ord'-
nance prob biting tramps 10 enter the cor
porate limits Of the town. and notices ro
that effect have been painted and will be
nut 40 In few days. Any person caught
berelng i'm tho town will be taken bs,ors
Mayor Bryant and fined or made 10 work
on the streets.
NJ W w Bland had his foot very
badly mashed while at work IN the Nor
folk and Western shops several days ago
and vii BE- confined to his room some time
as a result
Mr. h. Il. Moore Is erecting two new
storohouses on Carolina avenue near car
ter street
Four or FIVE inches Of snow tell here
yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

Charles Eanes Found Sick aud Stary
inn On Pennsylvania Road.

CHESTER March 7.-Charles Eanes.
Of Virginia, was found this morning by
Robert Law in starving condition along
the PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Balti-
more railroad. lie was taken 10 Chester
Hospital where he was recognized as one
who had applied at the dispensary in the
morning for medicine and had been given
some lie said that be had been looking
for work. and for three days he had
been without food. as his money had
Given out and he did not Ike TO beg
Philadelphia Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09
- vnpk nRv G0Ons MARKET.

SEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET
N-rV YORK. March S.-The cotton
-e5e market has again been quiet 80
- as actual business goes. but some
i,ooa sized bids for brown c0ttOns have
-nrned down AZ only slightly lower prices.
Erown blcached and coarse colored cot
IONS continue firm.
prints are also very firm, with fair
demand for both staple and fancics.
Cinehams scarce in desirable styles.
print cloths very quiet throughout but
first hands sellers still maintain prices.
WOrsted gods firm with fair business do
ing. silks strong and advancing Good
business doing In jObbing circles.
NF..r.r ..u.lr,r.as
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. March s.-Heavy Hquida-
ton by longs to-day owing 20 world s
visible increasing instead of decreasing
caused "A decidedly slump IN wheat ana
May closed ia cents lower. corn leil
ana RIBS advanced 2l2c.. each ana lard
2aq5c. ,.-u-
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AfANCHEHsTER. VA. March 3. 1899. -
!. T.. Rush 1Tl1 Buchanan street. This
city. states that one OF his boys became
wasted In flesh and was dun and sleepy
Hoods Sarsaparllla has made MIN strong
and neshy. The boy IS eleven years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

CLOSING stocks.
tt.ff-ln ............ .............. -2i4
tfenI-nn preferred ................. b-ia
Baltimore and Dhl0. ..........-...... 90
.i r..t $685.
.-,,-5- e9nfhe-u .......... 57a-
..f..fr.f Pacific ................. go
ei,'"l III C,'.t, "a.
,..'..... IND tI-a, ... ~
' 1l4.
. " . Di
cr .r5 D. 1I reI ............. US
rnI d. Observation-Disclosures. I..s
,. r-a .rl ............
e.t III rrf -fI ............ 90
.ii -G1 X y...'.................. 1f1H
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cash quotations were hs loiioMr. i"nl o
dull and neglected; 40. 2. yellow corn,
30 srrine wheat C3TG7c.. 80. red.
TObd71Hc.: No. corn, 3fH3iac.' no. 2
oats. 27ilc: 40. . white. 30q30igc.. 30 .
white. 29ia29Mc.: SO. rye 55c.; SO. =
barley. 42dJ2c. so haXsccd. 81 l5n
Pork. per barrel S9150SA2O. Lard, per
100 pounds. Sj300S5.a2i4: Short RIBS,
sides 0o0se) 81 5OaS470; Dry salted
shoulders Cboxed 80 ej1S 431l4. short
disiiIlers' finished goods. per gallon. Sl2G,
Sugars. cut loaf. unchanged. Butter
steady: Creamery. 1G010i &C.,. dairy. 1870
lie. Eggs. steady. fresh. 17is0lsc.;
Cheese, steady. unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

Thursday. March .. 1893.
william 7. OF Germany died. lSss.
Sun rises. .......-. .-..---.... w \. "
sun sets.......... ...s..s's... n.it ~
Moon sOuth........... ......-lV-l| \. VI
First high water. ............. 30 n y,
Second high Nater.....ss.--s. 40 + VI
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, March 5 1889.
ARRIVED
Schooner Henry sutton. Boston.
Schooner Mary Manning. Boston.
Steamer orion Boston.
Steamer Colngwood, Galveston.
SAILED
Steamer Thyra. Norfolk
Steamer Glenerc Norfolk
Steamer Collingw00d. Rotterdam.
PORT OF WEST POINT March s. 1909.
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore, Murphy baiti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City. iiaraes. Malta
poni river landings. passengers ana gen
eral cargo.
SAILED
Steamship Baltimore, MupnF Bali
more. pusfcugc.- ana general largo
steamship Film Cify. Haynes. Marta
p0E. river landings. passengers dH1 se"-
tll cargo.
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At So YOU may choose from
Cloaks of genuine imported Pa
risian Whipcords, actually sold
for $3.50.
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Chi|dren's Walking Goats.
EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING.

We have displayed the first tioor IN me man aise'
this morning most comprehensive assortment OF Walking
Goats for Children from to years, the remarkable part
of which is that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-09

NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH, GA, March S.-SPIRITS
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New York Stock Exchange.
soNDs

cl, Southern Cd pfd............... z,
standard on ...........''''''. '''''' ga
HONDA
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Prices Are One-Ha|f, 0ne-Third
and TWo-ThirdS Of Their Cost,

These Coats are the famous " Perfection brand a
make which nsures only the very best qualities OF material
and workmanship.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS

The dealing at private contract yesterday
consisted mainly Of transactions in apartment
property. fats and tensmeuts. and old build
ines In the lower districts OF the city which
will in most instances be replaced with bust
ness buildings. Several sales OF dwellings OF
the better class were also included In the re-
PORTS.
The Auctioneors' Association has elected
officers for the year 1900 as follows: Presi-
dent. James L. Wells: Vice President, Morris
wilkins; Treasurer. William NJ. Ryan: sccre-
tary. d. Phoenix Ingrahnm. The members OF
the Executive Committee are Peter r. Meyer
william Redmond. Louis Mesier. A. NJ. Arne-
berg and Phi'in A. Smyth.
Joseph l.. Buttenweiser was the buyer OF the
Du Bots estate lots on First and Second streets.
the sale OF which was reported several days
ago. Mr. Duttenweiser has since made addi-
tons to his holdings in these streets.
] Romano Brown 4 Co. and +. f. Barnes
we're the brokers in the sale OF No. 40 East
Thir,y-hrst street. reported below.
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DouQlns Robinson h Co. havo sold for .Addi-
son Thomas the two OIL dwellings; 35SxlOO
Nos II and ~ BlccckCr street. ana for Mrs
Codes to ID. Il. Kendall No ~ East Seventeen
street.
The Chesebrough estate hns sold the four
story dwelling. on lot 2OxlOO, No. 1l0 East
Thirty-nrst street.
John Yule has sold to Henry Feldman the
three nvc-story, fats. Nos. Aus TO Az West
1l5ih street The southeast corner 81 Second
avenue and 1921 street and No. 1884 Second
avenue are given In exchange.
Potter !. Downey has bought the two five
story tenrments. Nos.33S and $40 East Twenty
second street
AIvtI liutw llig has sold tho three four-story
dwellings. Nos 2I3 tO 2ib West 1921 street
Mrs VI. lie Brun Cooper has bought the Ave-
story American basement dwelling No II
East Ninety-n'th street.
Nirl-on 4 Some have bought Nos 40 to
l42 Fast Seventeenth street, old bulldogs.
The Henry keine estate has sold the two
ax.storv t"ncmeuts. 5ONlOO.s Nos. "a and ~
fnst Thirl street.
The threr.storv dwelling. No 500 East 10th
street. has been bought by May \ solomon.
J $ Hat has bought the hrown.tonn nat
No. G1I East l34th street. for about $4,000
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A JrrsrY speculator In Trouble,

Charles G. Cook. 80 years old. who gives his
residence MS Jersey City and his occupation
n a sprcul tor. was arrested by Detectives
Doyl"a an Larkns In the Jersey City Post or
flce, while getting his mail yesterday. De-
rec'ive ancy Of Trenton. who came on to got
Cook told Chief OF Pol ce Murphy that Cook
al a man represent hg hlms"l as Cooks
and large quantities Of produce from farmers
In NJ rcer county and giving thlrty-day
have sh pped sew raj carloads OF stun to this
city by the Pennsylvania and the Philndelphin
and Reading railroads. The SPECTATORS. II IL
10 muture
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Hamilton Tcrra'e. 2s; Harriet Bartlett ct 81.
eanrs. Sc Va Robert Kelly ct al aitv,, Wells 4 A
Sprung OF, w cor Mott II, %. TSss. TI25 iIsIa;
Is bella VI Embury vs. John u Norris ct al; atty.
A Embury.
Sd a. i3Sn l7ist ct IolIi or; Felix Angclora W
John Rodgers o. rr,lo- len. atty. Is Kelly.
F. e. ~. w., 1t iOp. map Iesuierts Farm. 2t.sr-
80 18th ward. Mart.n sto:E Va Isaac BRENNAN
ct al. ATTY, Milkenfeld.
5o;h II, u . 64S v 9Th av, IL 400. Edward II Ian.
don "a HUGH II Hasan ct al. atty. J, y Darcy.
pyth ct - and 49, W; p~th ~ ~ ", JOHN II Storer
W Peter u Arnot ct al; Ats, Philips 4 A.
Vanderbilt av. h., =, HO5 ilst At. 2oxIo0.S. IsA
Merrill \ Il.
vsuherbiit Az r, 400 Hist st. ibribo.5:
Elhu Thomson W same attys me.
Lots 49, atb. Sts and Jhs uAp Ar len prop Matilda
fraseF vs. William Herod ct al, 4 actions; Attys
Miller * II.
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BosToN Dec. 2-Ths Boston Chamber OF
Commerce has sent to the Hon, David Is, Hen
der-on, the next speaker OF the National House
OF Representatives. a request for representa-
ton BY Massachusetts man on the Commit
tee OF Rivers and Harbors A rumor from
Wash ngton reached the. Chamber that the
generally accentrd belief that Congressman
on the committee was erroneous. and that
Massachusetts would have no Place on the
committee. As a result. a full meeting OF the
Chamber was held yesterday afternoon. at
which the request was sent
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Satisfied Liens.

Bell. John J, vs. Leith h Glenn, liAth 1t,
s.. from Ith 10 81 Nicholas ave-. Nov IL,
tNt .....,...s.s.,s.... 20
Nc MAnn Taylor vs. same. same property.
Nov 10. l-aS............... ...-.. .....'.
Woolt James A aud T. r. Va a. ristiAn
Skoellin, 7Tn u ITlth :. Nov q. Ispa...
Mar'iu. Geo W " HuldA wi,tner 100
18th 1t, Dec .. IspS zoe, I'D. ...........
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Conlon. Jane. W vs solomon Iiuenbers
ct a.. tl6-s and Az Grand At, Oct u.
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70 tsth ct x75x irree; t7th ct. ., 80 . LIST
Az; elnst, IS. l2b I'D av; 4sth at. 10, 9T6
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water. 40: also land in BROOKLYN. syria
cuse south Rondout. Bnnalo, 4 .. N X
90; American Mailing Co 10 walter q
oskmsn aud Geo Il Turnbill. trustees. -.
BID ay. v, Big and 466 and a7O Pearl ct; $50
s,d f32 Grand ST. 81 r I'D st. and loft
alley In rear Of 16 and II Lewis ct; y
Gart OF all; Emma O Hally and John
Hally to Produce Exchange b 4 L Asso.
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Assignments or Mortgage,

Barr, John G, to Isabella q Francis ...,... stbot
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HIire. Thomas J. " Bernard Tielemann. 800,
PETERSON, Charles, to Louis Brandt and ano. ,OOt
neutrality-suspicious.. s.sot
ncnnr Daniel, TO Hattie Pnllack. n.y.. non
hobiGek, Gustavus and Emil. to Edward
Roeitiet % sssignmcnts ........:...... non
Tomhack, samuel ID. to Dimock Fink Co. non
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weinberg. Abraham. ami ano to Louis Man.
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Murray At Pier and Barclay st Per With title to
old piers rs an d H. Arthur smith W FREDERICK
RhInelander e. al tpartiti NJ. Atys. W'll,S
Sprung 4. :. lot 40 and iT5 map Bayarh EArt
farm. bn.8 irrex virginia Gaser vs. Henry CHASER.
indy and eur. ct al pArti,i NJ. atty S.uberver
~tst, :. lot Lilo; !. map MA,eneld. acre Cath
Allison.