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New-York tribune., 1900-12-13
SECURITIES LISTED.

The following securities were added TO the Stock
Exchange list yesterday
The Burlington Cedar Rapids I'D Northern
81 $4,000 additional capital stock, making total
listed y7150G00: $4,000 additional capital stock,
making total listed s2.500O0O OF the Kings County
Electric Light and Power Company; &OoOO0 ad-
dltiOna first consolidated mortgage per cent gold
coupon prior bonds of 1896. making total listed S3
900 of the Erie Railroad 50 100000 additional uni
fed fifty year per cent gold coupon bonds OF 1910.
making total listed s7 994 900. OF the Louisville and
Nashville PailrOad Company 81. 10000 Northern di
vision first mortgage purchase money per cent
gold coupon bonds OF 1890. and S96tS0 additional
common stock voting trust receipts Of the St. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad: 100000 additional
consolidated mortgage per cent gold bonds OF
1911. making total listed sSf $4,000 of the Mexican
Central Railway Company. and $S.S50000 s per cent
cumulative preferred stock and Sl2262.500 common
stock of the International Pump Company
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RAILROAD BONDs.-Market strong Total
sales amounted IN par value 20 &7s2OOO. aRains,
S.SS7,5oo on Tuesday. The heaviest dealings were
In the Atehison issues. Baltimore and Ohio 4s Cen
trsl OF Georgia S. Central Pacific s5ks and As Chi
oago and Alton sizs. Colorado Midland LIST s4s
Colorado and Southern list As Erie prior lien Is and
general As, Green Bay and Western debenture Bs
Mexican Central lst income. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas ist IS, % IS and extension S. Northern Pa
CHIC 5s and As Reading general zs ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain As, ST. Louis Southwestern 2ds
Southern Pacific ss. Union Pacific IS and Wabash
debeniure Bs.
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MONEY AND FYCHANGF

MONEh MARKET.-Can money ruled o, -,
per cent Money continued to leave the ci,,, - 1s
On On interior account. the Sub-Treasurv sbt.-i-
SSoVo yesterday for the banks 10 -Crio
Ssernns exchange was easier and no money ,nare.
olsturoance was predicted by bankers Tho S.
bo-se 1hat me Treasury will buy Government
Do4us mus releasing equivalent sp,o,,Dt =
~ -lloneY, while the weakness in sterling excbsroa
~ ~suseests The possibility OF gold imports. NO.,
.-o iolo"; CAL money. 4G5z per cent: time
.Ione!' oae per cent for sixty days. sas ner cor,
-oI 80, uree ana four months and 4l4a5 Der cen, FOR
- months on railroad collateral Commercial
saeI ''5ae per cent for three four and six months
well known names not so
closing rates follow: N0'uai
Gables et,
stfrling .-.fs5d4s51 sssltGa SIXTY DAYS
R,bsfTl, % S.it- ols5sd5lTia-I- 2oGG ~ 4 "a
t5uilders. - % -liotis4s - 3-l6Q04i.
Bankers posted rates were: 10 10
Sterling Sixty DAYS. Demand
''''.'''''''-'..'..,4sih Assh
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. Dec. p ,. m.-The market for Amsri-
can securities was generally strong and higher
Final quotations follow: Atchison, "a: Canadian
Pacific. ssA; ST. Paul lsl%; Illinois Central. 1851;
Louisville and Nashville. SEA-; Union Paciho pre-
ferreo. s4A; New-YOrk Central 1861: Erie I7sk;
Pennsylvania, 7sis; Reading. nA, Erie hrst pre-
fsTred. 4sia: Northern Paeihe preferred Sc; Grand
Trunk 81. and Anaconda. So
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official statement yesterday II was said tnat tnere
i little likelihood of the reorganization plan OF the
American Mailing Company being perfected Tor
some time. officials report trade conditions much
improved the result largely. OF the eompanys
success IN attracting new working capital
New-York tribune., 1900-12-13

BAY state Gas Co...
Bing Gas list mtg IS. 1858.
90 stock -..-.-.---..-.-...
RuT & Gas lsJ mtg IS. 1877
DO stock -.-.--..-..- -.-.--...
G Gas co OF Nj ist 0s. 1885
Con Gas Co Of y & 4 p. Gee
90 lst IS. l9Of. ....--..---
Coium Gas Co lst SIS. 1882.
II q 4 r Co lst Con js, 1919
do stock .......-.....-....,.
IT " Gas Co tst 6s. 1925.
Grand Rapids q l. Co 6s.
do lst 81. l9iS. ....--....
lndianap Gas ist 6s. la20.
Lafayette Gas ist SIS. lg2i.
L. a. W v Gas ist is. 1873.
DO stock .-...........-...
Mad = 4 + Co LIST Is. lu26.
y r @ 4 Z lst mtg 0s, 1927
do stoCh ....,...ssss.t. -,
Ohio & VI ist mtg ds. 1898.
do 4 D (newl- ,...,.,-. 81.
Peoples Gas Oswego stock,
do , . -......,... -.,,
Syracase q tst mtg as l,ad
DO stock --.. .------. ---- -
81. Joseph Gas ist is. 1891
do stock ,,.,..,...-,....,
81 Paul Gas Con 81. iVfi. o..
do stock ............,-.. ...
West G Of Milwaukee q D c.
do ist 5s. 1883. ..........
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FIRST WEEK REPORTS.

Railroad earnings received yesterday for the first
week in December showed the following changes, as
compared with the same time year ago:
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WESTERN UNION.

The Western Union Telegraph Company reports
for the quarter ending December 81. the figures for
the current year being partly estimated;
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COLOR4DO SPRINGS sTOCKS.

Closing quotations the Colorado Springs Min
ng Stock Exchange. furnished by William 2. Bon
bright & Co. Of Colorado Springs:
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FURTHER GAINS IN STOCKS
HEAVY DEMAND FOR BONDS

CALI. MONEY FIRM - STERLING EA-
CHANGES AGAIN WEAK
Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Tuesdays final
et,otations were:
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INACTIVE STOCKS.
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BOSTON STOCKS.
CHICAGO STOCKS.
High. Low. Z Close.
Decrease

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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
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BANK STOCKS.

Reported BY CLIFTON Gilbert. No. wall-st.l
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT RONns MIL. L. IL,
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Furnished By C f. Fr0thinzham. No 20 Broad-.,,
ACTIVE STOGnS

'Ex dividend
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BAY state Gas Co.

INT period. ! BID Asked
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

i7Ten iifissI fISsi IrsS ssas Fin BID. Ask. sold:
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sLOsS-S SHEFFIELD.

The Sloss-Shefield Steel and Iron Company has
declared the regular quarterly dividend Of ia per
cent on it's preferred stock payable January
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MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
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Iot@l 24S O5O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SHOT TO DEATH
in DANVILLE
Henry WombIe Kills Troy coney in.
Self Defence Trouble About
a Woman.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

DANvILLE, VA, Sept. s.-Mr. Henry
;Womble shot and killed Troy Coney, in
Harvey's store, on Union Street, here this
afternoon. WoInble clerked in the store.
and Coney is a mill operative. The two
have long been enemies. Coney entered
the store to-day and s.ezed Womble by the
hair. dragging him to the floor and stamp
ing on him Womble arose, but was struck
in the face with a knife. cutting him badly.
Womble ran, and Coney followed, to the
cash-drawer, where Womble got out re-
volver and fred striking Coney in the
head and SIDE Womble was Immediately.
arrested and jailed. a woman is at the bot
tom of the affair
At a meeting of the Pittsylvania bar to-
day, at Chatham, Judge S. G. Whittle was
endorsed for The ,,.s VACANCY. made by the
death OF Judse Rieiy, OF the Supreme Court
4 of Virginia.
The Jury in the case,of yespsr Griffin,
8 who shot his sweetheart, we. Georgia King,
disagreed and ar,er r,fh ew9 DAYS session We're
discharged to-da e1fii1ln VIII nave new
trial Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
HOLD UP
MINERS STRIKE.
Negotiations in Progress to Adjust
the Difficulty and Future Action
Hangs On the Result.
(By Associated Press. J

Wy -ASsoSiateu lTeSS.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept S.-After
an ail-day secret session ti1a National
Executive Board of United Mine Workers
OF America adjourned tonight until to-
morrow, after issuing a statement post
poning the ordering of a strike pending
the result of negotiations. Officials say
influences are at work to adjust the trou-
bic, but decline to say what they are
mis- action means that the miners of
the anthracite region will not strike to-
morrow, although danger of a strike is
not over The men are ordered to re-
illain ni.d IN readiness to so out. Mine work
ers refuse to say how far negotiations
have progressed or by what means they
are oelng carried on with the operators.
AT r Al: message was sent by
President Mitchell to District President
Nlchois. at Hazlcton. Pa. saying. that
they had information that miners in the.
ntin;a anthfaeiie region are ceasing work in
ana al directing them to notify all miners
70 Keep at work, but to be prepared to
strike If negotiations for a settlement,
now IN progress, We're unsuccessful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SUMMARY OF To-DAY's NEWS

Local. =
Campaign formally opened In Rich
rlond.
brilliant ball for the Odd-F'ellows,
commissioners fail TO reach decisions
Pickett Camp Auxiliary dtskands.
Sergeant Smith discharges guards.
-Odd-Fellows of Manchester will pas
race.
State.
The factions at Newport News leave
their differences to Mr.. Ellyson. e
New electric line opened at Norfoak
Mrs. Mary Parteson dragged into the
woods In Henry county and assaulted hH
an unknown negro. "a.
Henry Wornble shoots Troy Coney to
death in DanyiIle about q woman
General.
Terrible storm sweeps Gull coast. =.
Bryan talks Of the real issues. (. {.
Republicans open Ohio campaign. IS
General Lee talks OF CubanS.
Miners strike Is postponed sE
Hosobxn-
American troops ordered from China
Sixteen missionaries slain hy Roxar1
Germany viii prolong tho war.
@-Boer generals concentrate forces.
Paris Exposition q dismal failure =
s-EfancA In q had dilemma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09

successfully launched at high tide this
morning from the shipyard OF the Union
IRON NoTAs, !. !n#thcs presence of thousands
crowded on excursion steamers. The event
had been made a feature Of the semi
centennial celebration of california,s ad1
mission into the Union
The launching was managed without
hitch. Miss Hattie Warren, daughter of
Senator Warren. of Wyoming, christened
the vessel Little more than the hull of
the Wyoming is finished, but the work is
being pushed forward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
MINISTER LEADS
.LYNCHING POSSE.
Vengeance viii Be Melted Out to
the Two Negroes Who Committed
Brutal Murder.
(By Associated Press.)

ALLON, ILLS, Sept. S-Two: blood
hounds and posse of fifty men under the
Rev. Owene Rose, mintser of the Cos
peI. of Sabula, Iowa, are securing uhe
country in the neighborhood of Godfrey.
Ills, Just north of this city, in search OF
two negroes, for the purpose OF lynchlnS
them.
Mr.. Rose has requested the authorities
not to interfere, in case the men are taken
as he intends to string them up by their
legs, with the heads dangling downward,
and shoot them to death.
Up to a late hour nothing had been heard
from the pursuers, and 1T is believed the
negroes are still at large.
William Riggs, brother-in-law of Rev
Mr.. Rose, w,niIe cutting corn yesterday
was approached by two negroes who
knocked him down, beat him and then
amused themselves cutting fancy figure
in his flesh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
VIEWS OF THE STORM.
Fino Ships Lay heir Bones on the
Florida Coast.

Florida Coast.
(By Associated Press)
MAMA, FLA, September S-The steel
bark American, OF Liverpool. l.. E. Scne-
johnnann, master, William Charles Jarvis,
owner, landed with mahogany bound from
St Antona, Mexico, to Falmouth, Eng
land, is a total wreck on French reefs,
Florida 43 miles south of Miami.
The captain and crew, less three men
left on the wreck, arrived here this morn
ing and are being cared for by the Gus
toms officials. The mate was washed
overheard, but saved, and the master sus-
tained serious injury.
The hurricane struck the American Sep
tember 4, when off Keys Fort Light at
8 a. NJ, and at 2:30 A. NJ. the bark. with
all the canvass blown away and unman-
aseable, was hurled upon the reefs.
The vessel will prove a total loss, but
her cargo may be saved. Had the vessel
been of wood, it is believed the crew
would have perished. Ca7tain Schejohn-
mann reports that on his way to Miami
he passed the following stranded vessels,
viz:
The four-masted schooner James Dudge
and afloat The next vessel passed showed
but stumps of her masts. name and ma
tona1ity unknown: crew presumably lost.
A Norwegian bark, with no one on board,
and the barkentine Cullen, laden with
lumber, previously reported.
There is another vessel on the reefs
south of the American and a, steamer
reported ashore north of this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SIXTEEN MISSIONARIES SLAIN.
Thirteen americans Fall Under Box
cTs' Bloody SWORD.

Copyright, 1900, by the Associated Press.1
SHANGHAI, Friday, Sept. Ten Amer
lean missionaries and three American chill
dren, rwo Danish missionaries and one
British missionary, stationed in Shan. ST
Province, We're murdered late in July, ac-
cording to accurate reports received TO-
day. There were stationed at Fen Chow
fl. Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Price, Rev. and
Mrs. E. r. Atwater, all of the American
Board one child of Mr.. and Mrs. Price,
and Mr. and Mrs. Atwater's two children;
Nr. and Mrs. A. 7. Lundgren, Danes, and
Miss Eldrege. British.
Stationed at Taku-Rev.5and Mrs D. IA.
.ciapp. ltev G. Williams. Rev. F.W
l.. Partridge. all of the American Board.
The Fen-C Chow party left the station
under a Chinese escort for the coast, and
were murdered en- route. The Taku party
vere killed at that statdoA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
CUBANs HATE AMERICANS.
General Lee Talks OF the Conditions
Existing ill@tlhc Island.


Existing in&tllc Island.
lBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK Sept. Administrations
eraj F'itzhugh Lee. military Governor Of
Havana province, Cuba, who has been de-
tanned at Quarantine for almost two days,
reached the city this evening with his
staff. General Lee, speaking of the feel
ing between the Cubans and Americans
at the present time, said
II think there is greater bitterness be-
tween a certain class of Cubans against
Americans now than have ever known
before. The class L refer to. are princi-
Ially the ex-Cuban soldiers who look upon
Americans as introducers, and who de-
sire 10 rule without the aid or advice OF.
the United States, or the presence of an
American soldier on the is.and.'
The possibility of an unbreak by this
unduly element, was suggested and Cen
eral Lee said:
..My duties are of a military nature and
I have given no orders except that peace
be preserved anywhere
General Lee refused to touch upon the
political situation in this country on the
ground that ne was an United States
army officer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
HATS AND 0RA1GRY.
Denew. Foraker. Hanna and Nash
Open the Ohio Crmpaisn.

fBy Associated Press.
YOUNGSTOWN. OHIO, Sept 8.-With
tha blare OF trumpet and drum, the tramp
of thousands of marchers from every sec
tfon of the State in Rough Rider hats, and
oratory from such campaign speakers as
Senators Depew, Foraker and Hanna. and
Governor Nash, the Republican campaign
was opened in this city to-day
Columbus. Cleveland. Toledo and Akron
all sent large delegations. while the near
5by towns contributed their snare or V1s1-
tors to swell the great throng.
Senator Foraker II opening said:
saTrt1e paramount issue of this campaign
IA the administrations Of William Mckin-
,av SHAH It be endorsed on repudiateds
Money tariff. trusts and so-cailed frnper-
ia1:sm. are. each and all, important>suo-
iects. not one OF them can be seSresated
from the others and voted upon py itse.i. ~
You cannot adopt the Demoeracys Views
as to the Philippines without at the same
time accepting free silver. You cahiioe c.
agree with it about trusts and d,nel as "
government Injunction. You cannot so.e
a mixed ticket or have mfAsu EsH.
You must choose between KEEP 80,
nm the one hand ana Democracy on the
other.
sena tor Hanna was the chief feature at
the overflow meeting, over when ne ne pre-
sided He said the audience had hearn
l,sai Of talk about the paramount
issue, and said:
q 4 cnfinuance Of our prosperity rests
49,, - q Scnnti,uance OF the Republican adj
..,;n,strat apni. tior and against anything that
wn1Id destroy the stability OF the whole
structure. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
.BoER GENERALS CONSOLIDATE.
The British Pushing Forward-Gell-
cr:,l Therons' Body Found.


(By Associated Press.)
PRETORIA, September Sit IS stated
that General Dewet has joined Theron in
the neighborhood of johannesburg and
that the total Boer force there numbers
! .5GO. The enemy is holding a posoition In
the high hills south of the town.
a considerable force is now In pursuit.
The Beers have no artillery.
LONDON, September s.-The following
dispatch has been received at the War
Office from Lord Roberts:
s.Belfast Friday) September Ian
Hamilton succeeded in turning the Boers'
right flank, clearing the way for Buffers
advance.
..Dundonald and Brocklehurst occupied
Lydsnburg Thursday The Beers are spli1
up and going nortllwacd, and eastward. ard
Most of the guns and stores have been.
sent to Krugerspost.
Hart who Is operating southwest Of
sKrugerSdorp, reports that among the dead
Beers left on the field it is believed that
the body of commandant Theron has been
found.
denburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SPEAK EIGHT MILES.
Valuable Discovery Similar to Wire
less sTeIeSraphy.
fBy Associated Press.J

BRADFORD, ENG. Sept Sat to-
days session of the Physical Science Sec
tion of the British Association for the Ad-
vancsment OF Science. Sir William Henry
Prece, consulting engineer to the Brftssn
Postoffice. made the interesting announce
ment that as a result OF his experiments
with wireless telegrap1y ne had found it
nnite nosstpIe 20 convey audible speech sig
TO eight miles across the sea wtchout wire
He added that 1t was a practical COM
msrciaI system ard might be extended 70
communication between ships and De-
tween ships and the shore
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
PRINCE TUAN MISSING.
Leaders Take Their Lives-Staryation=
Threatens Pekin.
rBy Associated Press.)

Threatens Pel1in.
(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The japanese
Legation received to-day the following 1ele-
gram from the Foreign Office. at TOXIC:
According to recent teiegrams received
from General Yan?asucln at Pekin, l'aiiloii. l'i''i
sent out on the 29tt uitimo, went as lar as
Chang Fling Pu anu Lukoy Chiao' atiu
found everything quite.
After the Chinese defeat at Plet oaiiS
y,Ins Lu and all his family COMMITTED SUI
ci6e, Ii Ping Heng was killed durias tie
engagement at Tung Chow, and t1su ulis
also killed himself, While the Whereapou.s ~
of Prince Tnan and Yang VI 5haVefnol sel
been discovered
The Chinese in Pekin being on the verge
of starvation, a portion of the rice se.zeu
by the. japanese was distribnteu ati'ons
them.
prince Ting was expected to arrive on
the 3rd at Using Ho, whence the 1ai'aiise
cavalry will escort him to Peklh, ~
1.-The Emperor has been esceriaineo -
be now at Hsuan Han Fu.
tho Iananese Legation also has received
.ba FOLLOWING. announcement in reference to
the japanese at Annoy. .ar.a
peace and order having been restored
AT Annoy. and the full protection Oh tne
foreign residents and their properly 40
sured by the local auhoraties, ths 'aps ~
neSe Government WiCtluAS", " ..--s ~,
rhe rest OF the japanese marines from tnat
port. .,o,o-
gized for the burning Of The japanese TEN
pie al the port. . z;sna+c,*
from Shanghai. dated Friday. septeanoers
Sth. says:
..The staff surgeon of the German Lesa-ss
ton announces that an examination SHOWS
the cause of Raron Won Ketteler's peath
to have been a brAet through the neck
7yi.:-s must haze .atantsaeously 1atai.
AT the funeral AfAtster Conger made
sfisT'ss- sneeca 10 the :iiplomatc body. All
the foreign detachments were present.
Ching Sin. the Mancilurian president Of
the Ministry OF Finance. is reported to
have committed suicide.
Chang Chi Tungs efforts to secure
Z loan of half a million taels from Chinese
merchants at Hankow is believes to have
failed.
The Chinese papers publish an edict.
GATED August 18th ordering the Presidents
and Secretaries of the Ministerial Depart
ments to proceed to Tai Fly without delay
IN order to assist the Emperor in Dispatch
ing the affairs Of state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Bishop HG-ncr III.

(By Associated Pressr
ASHEVILJE, N C., Sept. S-Right Rev
Bishop 'Horner of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church, district of Asheville. is seri-
ously i'll here of appendicitis.
The District Convention of the church.
which was to have been held at Biltmore
next Wednesday. has been Indefinitely
postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
Cleve,and Declines
(By Associated Press.0

.wAsHrNGToN, Sept s-Ex-Presldent
cleveland has declined the Presidents ap-s
5nontment as a member OF the Interna-
tional Board Of Arbitration under The
Hague treaty g.
ER-Pres.de Harrison has accepted the
appointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
SEWALL AT REST.
Funeral Services OF Very Simple Ma
ture Were Held.
tBy Associated press \

(By Associated press.)
Bath, MAINE, Sept. S.-The funeral
services over the late Arthur Sewall were
held here at the sewall residence to-day.
The wish OF the family that the exercises
be carried ous with as little display as
possible was respected, although the EN-
ployes of A. Sewail & Co. were present in
a body, and many distinguished persons
from different parts Of the United States
attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-09
E.nee.e.l ii RicAnond.

General Fftzhugt Lee and family ara sx-
rected to Awe bore at1a.1t Sc,tsmher