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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

news was confirmation OF Wednesdays reports OF plague
n rosario. coupled with the ntimatons that Ar
ssIene ports might have TO close. Along this line
Broomha cabled that In Liverpool the general opinion
seemed TO be that the plague present unfmporant
out may IL IL increases DELAY shipments Cables at first
were considerably higher both Liverpool and Paris but
IA net higher and Paris with -four
points lower Is higher The situation in
OUT o" crop States about similar 10 that noted
Wednesday the cold weather continuing good
ton OF the belt without snowfall THE Price Current
found conditions fairly we'll maintained with interior
offerings or all grain quite light Mllers In some
not general at present Inquiry in the cash market
Nealed another disappointing trade only IL loads being
reported Mt the seaboard Equally unfavorable the
seaooard clearancee while receipts the other hand
10 only $1,000 bush compared with 655OOO bush
ago. and Northwest receipts PSI against 4So
cars last year Quotations OF cash wheat afoat
basis were follows: No red New-York, Io%c; No
hard Duluth, S0Hc prompt nominal No hard Manitoba.
S0$c prompt No hard New-York. 1850 prompt No
Northern Duluth. 771Sc prompt nominal No Northern
prompt No Northern Duluth, 15Jsc prompt CORN
While the market a little active than
on Wednesday fluctuations just about as narrow and
the with unchanged from
the previous night Weakness promoted by the cold
weather in all of belt cables being first
higher the market fairly steady undertone through
unchnged and this brought little afternoon sell
ing, which disappeared the close sympathy with
the hrmness in wheat Efforts the part of Western
houses buy n he been g
cessful the weather indicate.
Export business amounted "a loads No closed
404c for both elevator and delivered. and 40Hc
ahoat OATS-The market in quiet position all
day with little change in prices. possibly showing some
depression of undertone: No 2 closed 9Ac; No
2Slec; No white. 31sc: No white, sic; track
mixed 29G30I1c. white, 91G35c: No white clips
afoat No 2 Western 60Ibc, ahoat; State rye 656
sec. Z New-YorS CARROTS.
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LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. Jan. 25-At the wool auction to-day
Sss6 bales offered. and largely medium heavy
woods. Queensland greasy sold the highest
series. Swan River wool strongly supported by the
home trade and Continent buyers Fine greasy
were secured by America while spes secured freely
absorbed by the home trade The sale NOR
Following is the New South Wales
LOO bales; secured. s1ada2s greasy sladals lid
Queensland 900 bales; secured Is 4dls
Is 1dd1s 4d Victoria, 100 bales greasy sIad9Is AID
South Australia. 700 bales; greasy idols I'D. West
Austrae Loo bales; secured 1e 7da1s sad; greasy
greasy 7hda1s 2lad Cape OF Hope and Natal 400
bales secured 1sd1s Sd greasy. 61ha1iIbd
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RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVIsI0N
VIZ A NJ and 8S p N. 4aSss. except sunday. 70
Wagner Palace Cars all through
Trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light.
Ticket Offices us 2o1. 41S 1916 broadway. IS
Union So, W, 25 Columbus Ave. 81 West 125th ST.
iGS;h ST. and lSsth 81 Stations New York ass and TeS
NeS-Ycrk Ceotrni
Service. Baggage checked from hotel resdencs BY
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE n DANIELS General Passenger Axeo.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Jan. 25.-Cotton quiet: middlng 916c; low
middnE a-l6c: good ordinary l3-l6c; receipts 9O33
stock. 168 7S3.
Baltimore Jan. 25.-Cotton nominal; middlng 77sc
ceipts 5G3 bales: stock, 1888.
St Louis Jan. 25-Cotton steady; middling, 9-16c;
low mddling. 4c good ordinary 61sc net receipts Pol
bales; gross 2.16S; shipments 1856 stock. 98. l45.
Orleans 25.-Cotton steady; middling 9-16c
low mddlng, 516c; good ordinary, CSC receipts 5000
bales; sales 1000; stock. 391 ,522.
Savannah Jan. 25-COtton firm; midding. TIC: low
mlddng Ice good ordinary 11-16c; receipts 1919
bales; sales 1882 stock 130015
mddng 7Ac; good ordinary exc: receipts. 4S3
bales; gross, 17ST shipments. 1I9 sales. 270O stock
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OTHER MARKprs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CnieaGo Jan. 26-Cattle-Good choice native steers
s0hs medium and inferior kinds steady Texans strong
ana active; butchers stock Gamers firm feeders
ss. Sc 5000 to choice g. 25Q$d So poor medium
y 2ogst 90; good choice cows 50 46Gs4 CO., heifers
81 6 5Oqs Io fed Texans beeves sa*5 Hogs
eIs - aoqS4 7o good % choice heavy 81 Soas4 ~
roIgns hsayy q 45S4 60; light 81 s6ds4 3TI bulk ~
sAss - ov9St TO Sheep steady; lambs stronger nava
wethers 81 60G$6 lambs s59se co. western wetbsr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

% 4oas4 90; lambs IS T5ass Receipts-ca'
tie 10000 head; hogs. $1,000; sheep i5COo r.,,,e
Cincinnati, Jan. 25.--Hogs at SfuS4 80 80
strong and higher 50 7Oas5 S. sheep fem at y %"
"a To- lambs active and higher al S5qSb 40 - -oase
East Liberty. Jan 2-Cattle steady: extra 80 and
prime 50 40dS5 a. S3QS3 60 tiogs gun g.,
lower prime mediums and heavy hogs q seaS4 go Es
Workers.. 81 751S4 So light YorkeSs - oSt - ~
25QS4 40; roughs $685. Sheep STEADY arc 20
higher choice wethers S5g$5 10; common q tss a.
choice lambs. SO 65QS0 so; to gooo 81 ''e9O w.
veal calves SIQSI %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Jan %. p. Recommendations bust
prices 1-32d higher: American middling
47kd; good mddiug 11-lGd: middlinG. 4Sd low mid
ding 4i2d; good ordinary, 16d ordinary, 4lsd. The
sales OF the day $1,000 bales Of which 1000
for speculation and export and included 10000 American
Receipts IL 200 bales. all American opened
closed steady at the advance American mddng | c,
January 33 Gid sellers; January February.
ed sellers; February March 25-64d sellers;
March and April. Plead buyers; April and May.
T6id sellers: MAY and June IA 64d buyers: June and
July 11-64dG4 Il Cad buyers; July and August 9G4d
August and September. 364d buyers September
and October. 5664d buyers: October and November.
4964d buyers November and December 40 Cad
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LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations 2. COrtlandt and Desorosses SeeA
X. r Ferriesl
other tortla1i
streets except sunday Sunday leaves Other
cSunday leaves SD
Y Sunday leaves sunday leaves SIS Pm
ts6. S6 100 A NJ Local for EAS ION. -.. 49,, -.
s1.J5 eS d NJ. For BUFFALO. NIAtS1tsA FALLS sn0
West principal local points PaTor and DINING Oas CO
meets for Coal BrsncheS+ go. -,.,.on1 ~
In the world LnlHed ~ seams
connecting Win through SeepFs
TO Chicago Dining Car eytce q carte ,r
AK iI0P Coal Branches Intermediate points
y@5.IO .2OP.M. Local for MAlCH SHJNh - %
& * TnP.N Nestihule Limited olNLNe-
ARK FALLS and points Through Sleeping Cars 70 CnAsN
:7SS S.OOPM Expos zion Express for BUFFALO ana
sS.JJ 900 TN. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, b fsALo
aud West Sleeping 20 c hlSlEo - ,.u- .v..-.
so PLANFIELD and HOUND bttuVA .y0lts, n y
., N: AMI
TickrtS and Pullman cornodations az us ~ ~ - - e2
BROADWAY g Union square West - s R-,Sslyn,
Transfer Co and check baggage rom ho y
residence through 10 destination
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"A DNERIlSEMEN1S and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Once No .242 Broadway
"a door north OF dlst-st until o'clock p m. advertise
ments received at the following branch offices al regular
ONCE Tates unt.I o'clock m viz; 204 SIN ave.
cor 28d-st: lo2 9th l2th-st Mays oth-ave
Snd l4h1sti ltS columbus near West Goth Od
42ds, between 1th ayes: l50 Fast 47th 99S
sd-ave between 10Th ana nth ste 8d-ave. near
0lst-st l.IOs AHt-ave.. S0th-At.: 65O 8S ava
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA & WESTERN
BALTIMORE & OHIO z. r.

FOR THE " Is =
York south Ferry (Whitchan Ierla'HAos -
foot Liberty street.
sDaily Except sunday SSunda1@ a,
CHICAGO. sASO e. Liberty street oniSh -
D m. az 10 nght -
PTTTSRURG 'tSO a m liberty street salyl. SO
y CI&CiNNAri ST. LOUIS 1000 a m. 'S55 p N.
'-''' "S"" ROYAL, HLUF TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE tSoO 1000 (Dinsrs
sii.S0 Dinerl. tl0O y. tOtne-l- 'lSO tLInssl
500 C'7oya Limited exclusively Pullman Train Dias
aud Cafe) tDinerl sS5S p. Diner. and - -
night NORFOLK. TLOO m.
trains with Ptntsch Light
Ofices: asa IZSt Rr0adWay y untoa 81
w. l2T BoWery n. Y. $50 Fulton Rrooklyu Woite-
n "a checked nona
hotel residences 70 destination
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan. 26.-Sp-ing wheat strong; NO h mar d
T4lsc: No l Northern 72+sc: winter wheat strong No :
red fIhc; mixed winter iOAQ7lc No l white nc
firm; yellow 371sc; No yellow. 81 ,5 80 :
Oats dull and weak; No white. 2S%@29c No Wilt
2SAc: white 27<c; No mixed 261sc: NO . iniAeu
25&c Rye nominal: No track. 81 nc.
Chicago Jan. 2o-The leading futures ranged as FOL
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WEST SHORE R.R,

Trains Franklin ST. Station N Y. as foIOwA
ana 10 m. later from foot OF W. AID
sl2:2o 4. Nj, CONTINENTAL LIMITED. for Detroit
Chicago and 81. Dining Car.
'O;l6 =. NJ. Chicago and St LOais Limited.
teiOO Y. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express.
'otl5 p NJ Detroit and Chicago Express
daily. tExcept Sunday.
Tine tables at principal hotels and ofiees Baggage
checked nom hotel rsadence by WestcOtta
q T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent N T.
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act prices in the local market to-day

spot cotton in the local market ruled quiet with prices
Lice higher. the basis for middling upa and
and 3l6c for middling Gulf. Sales were 300 bales
Southern markets, mddling O7cialv
reported by wire follows: steady aide
Mobile quiet TAG: Savannah firm. ne Charleston quiet
I4c Wilmington firm 71ec 54c Norfolk quiet TS.c
Baltimore nominal TAc: Memphis steady 5bc / lee
lower: ST. Louis steady. 96c The export movement
follows:
Great Britain. France. Continent
5o- Gay =. 80 .----.---- s'9S0 Ito 2290
So FER this .2I9177 497,9iS I4l235O
Eew-Orlesns receipts estimated al from
5000 10 1000 bales, against 1044T the day last
week 1910 bales year Houston from 1000
20 1000 ba.es expected Tomorrow against $40
week and 1880 last year.
Receipts at the ports ana interior points to-day
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pEKNSYLVANIl


D RAILROAD
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty third Street ..s -
ESThe leaving time from Desbro..a,
Cortlandt Streets Is Ave minutes Iafer - -
that given below for Twenty-thfra sae
stations. except where otherwise noted
cars New York P,ttsbuIs Sleeping csr -' Pi,iss.s
o25 A. NJ F a. f0I 1ISs. 20 Z P.St5sgrs-
o55 A " PENNSYLVANIA LTNrrE6-PS9q;;
Ton Cars For Chicago. Cleveland Toledo c Sos,
1.55 p: VI. CHICAGO And ST ST LOUIS ExpRzs,
Fo1 NaSayiLIe (yia Cincinnati and LouisyzJ Iass.
S-3h p NJ WESTERN ExPREss,-For chieszo. -
''i 55,y p n, soITHwEsTEEN ExPEEss.-For p,r,
ouIH Akron Cleveland. Cincinnati Louisville ma
753 p. VI; PAcrFIC- ExPREss-For Pi,t,su-r =.
s r. Mnns Nail Tor G9yelsRd ssTesgt saturday
su ssPns and Gar D SsE E %d, 70 d Aons 4 s: @
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'9S o 80 $50. IOO (Deebrosses and C1ranlt y,r...
tDes6ros- an GaT ots 1S SD3 lss cap a. NJ z 30
gTessionaI Lin All Pari6- 80 T;i - 49, q = Cor
s31IRs Sag t92 Cbieas , a. io sis -
BiHinE Carr e. as P ;9In: sT c,- D7ag ca
sG'66THtERN RAILWAY Florida Limited 40
NORFOLK AHD WEIR RSr H-sg P.sns 5A E.
ATI.ANTic COAST LIS 2. n, SAL fs z..,,
CH5 dT. i1; OHIo RAILW4Y,-755 a. n asss
rOR OLD POINT COMFORT and
Week-days and D. m dsrv =
snl C.I. - % ? 20 n CDesbrossss
Streets $50 2. WeeS-,iavs Tbr1u--
C,esoIhouled Trains Buffet Paror Cars and sJantsr5
IIAPE MAY-l255 D. m. weekdays
On New York and Branch 2affr-aF
sST LI@eaty-tnrd Street statonl SIS a m II 10
80, ana 80 p m Sundays, by a m. - D m
~ 'eS ocossSs and C0rJlandt Streets. ZOO a ~
D. m - ---s %
9, n nj FOR PHILADELPHIA.
o. tiIssDrosSes and Cortlandt Streets 2W =
80 s59, S2J (35J Penna. Limited 1910 fsg5-ossss
ana CoTtandt Streets 2OJ Dining Carr loss fIi1s9
Sar H55 a. m Il -. 10 CDes6rosses and C9rt!aa9s
streets 220), 255. B. %. ass, 25 y 5D7n1E So
30 D,99ing Carl 555 Dining Carr T.55. SIS. 8
p m. IZ-l0 night Sundays $40. s-25 SIS. q az
f 6hI1ilntsa) 300 1875 Dining Carr l25 rs
NITlnihg Car)r So. $50. 425 Dining Carr 4 4
! ~ 1n Car. 56o Dining Carr L55. SIS Is p
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 e44 1854 III and PSI Bru.s
way Astor House, West Twenty-thrd Street Station
stations tOot OF DesbrOsses Sr-asfrs
Court street. $50 Fulton Broadway
Eehhsylvanla Annex Station Brooklyn. ysr.av
city The New York Transfer COMPANY win ~sU -
to destination. ---o@sA
Telephone EIRhtsenfb
Railroed Cab Service
j. g. H TCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
OeneFaI manager General Pass'r Agsne-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

CoTroN-Taken a whole to-day's cotton market
especially active scoring pronounced advance
steady, with prices 10 points higher.
After showing great for an hour the
et moderately active. without disturbing prices
much from the opening call basis The early Improvement
better English cables than looked for
he public cables regarded here rejecting
optimistic the part Of the English regarding the
series Of fights South Africa.
Liquidation and covering about even terms kept the
quite steady. while speculation
tempted much confidence, still remained
some misgvlngs TO the real situation
Of At the best point OF the session prices
showed advance Of 500 points yesterdays clos
ing figures while during the weakest interval the
improvement was only matter OF 3q5 points. When
the market showed OF breaking, there
pretty -ood class OF buying with March contracts
getting the preference Reports from Southern spot mar
kets continued generally firm but predictions Of larger
receipts at the ports Offset this feature
lngent at this point disposed disregard
predictions Of larger receipts the ground that they
vii merely recent heavy buying by
that as soon as mis- cotton shipped the proportions OF
the movement will again become very small. could
not learn to-day that Wall
tive interests paying cotton either
one way or the other: The market finally very
strong al an advance Of 10 points
The range OF contract prices market to-day
follows:
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

- Ia
Anthracite exclusively.
ss 9r Ta9 IS Ss t P saeg ne sgnsIA
bssvng time from south Ferry sane a. from
Liberty St. except when noted.
Trains 9h an Isay after s5o; jan an r s 1900
For Easton. Bethlehem. AlIentown. Mauch Chunk &C.
40 s 5t;, $40 A NJ !s12;o9 EasJan 40.
to Eas;onS a No 81 90 q 90 81 o TanSay' 49,
p snn 5ssS2a . a2s sFsP'on 400 $40
90 H IL an and Harrisburg at 800 '4O $50 3d.
$50 to Reading ". s12:i5 night Sundays s4s0
Rsadln5 Sf'n r. sl2l5 a afs l'O $50 $780, $500
For stssi90s on the NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
61 Sank a 0ny u 30 NJ lsi45 an i 10 70 Bed Bsn
Bank only A. ~. $500 VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD and Lakehurst. sasO asso A. ".
For Toms River and Barnegat $3.50 a9 50 A. NJ s1,sS
FoR ATLaSSaTffe cT PiIS a 80 4 NJ .1ss ESQ
z NJ Atlantic CITY special with vestibulsd Coaches and
Atlantic Highlands and East Long
Highlands only A M, 81 IS $3.50 tf5:9s and b62s At
lsntic Highlands only P " Sundays 5000 A. NJ. s4od
Fer stations between East Long L5shla5as
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Veal, a.. :, From foot Of Liberty g :,
q c6 BG Gys o 500 1000 on so Dinn< Ga' A NJ
iooS 4n! sos D SaT s45 nd snsgS SO
LL49R9 idl, 500 $500 Dining carl n si25 nat
a an ~ $50 $500 $3.50 $50 's:45 P. NJ sundays.
so gSSis: and sar i ' s as a. f2! q 81 ro
G rs west SR 4 a un595 ea S A 7s S Es 4 la
THT1 ST; S+4 500 s12 VS. St. 5To9yE IS BToa5sy
and check baggage from hotels residences desza-
.ErOm Liberty St only.
From South E EsT ~ s PP'fS earlier
s sFro11 South South Ferry Ferry at 9 80 a NJ
iron south Ferry 81 SIS p II
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PED D LINE.

PED D LINE
For La Guayrn, Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curacac-Calng also Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
s. s. CARACAS: Tuesday. Feb. o. p NJ
B. 8 PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. Feb 20 p NJ
These vessels have superior accommodation for
sengers
BOULTON BLISS & DAIIETr
General Managers. l35 Front St
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prices in the local market to-day

Foreign Coffee Markets. Santos-Coffee market firm
eS300; receipts, 5000 bags; stock
ssi 600 bags Hamburg-Conee market opened 4 pfennig
lower al 2:30 D. m pfennig net lower; sales. p 900
bags Havre-Cofee market opened quiet Z franc higher
m a m. steady and unchanged; at
80 o. m Z franc higher; sales, $1,000 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

Receipts Of breadstufs interior points in thousands
ciphers 1000 omitted Flour bbls. grain bush
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Ocean Gieumrre.

Ocean 6teumrrs.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
49, New York Wednesdays Fridays and SATURDAY..
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued n ali
points Texas. Colorado Arizona California Mexico
Write for our 6o-pag Pocket GUIDE (maed freel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-01-26

Rio-Coffee market firm; No Rio l0S225; exchange,
cleared for the United States,
sS,OO bags; stock, 1T2O00 bags
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CUNARD LINE.

COMP ACME GENERALsE TRANSATIANTIQUE
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS FRANCE).
Sailing Thursday 10 A NJ.
From Pier No. A. North River. foot Morton Street.
La Normandie. Feb. La Touraine- Feb %
La Champagne. Feb. La Normande. Mar
La Gascogne Feb. Is La Bretagne. Mar
Fi-st-class passage to Havre $50 upward
Agency for L. s. and Can. 20 Broadway Y.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09
FRANKTOWN.
THE DRY SPELL = REVEALS
PERSONAL NOTES.

THE DRY SPELL = REVEALS
PERSONAL NOTES.
Franktown, Va, Sept. S.-The great
drouth continues. The late planted po-
tato crop. and the turnip seed, have
not come up. We are approaching the
autumnal equinox, and soon may look
for copious rains; but 1t is too late
to do the farming community much
good. Our oyster planters are enlarg-
ing their area of culture. Last year
the catch of young oyster was small.
This year it is wonderfully large. AS
many as one hundred young oysters
may be counted on n single old shell.
1t is said to be result of dry weather.
1T is an llwind that blows nobody
any good" In natures walks there Is
always some compensation. The sweet
potato crop is inferior. hardly half
full crop. and they bring small prices.
REVIVAL MEETINGS.
Rev. A. A. Whitmore is holding deep
ly interesting meetings on the Bell
Haven charge-about six miles off. He
has had about "a professions in these
services.
Rev. DIR. Ray is having a great re-
vival among his church members.
Large crowds attend nightly, and there
have been SO professions. This meet
ing is being held at Johnsontown. near
Eastville.
Three of Mr.. Thos. Upshur's daugh-
tiers, of Brownsville. have been sick
with typhoid fever; but under the skill
full management of DR.. Downing they
are all convalescent
Mrs. Jno. II. Rogers, OF Nassawadox.
died of the same disease n few days
| ago. Her bereaved husband and chill
dren have great sympathy.
| Mrs. Belle Wyatt. of Belle Haven.
| and a member of FranlStown congre-
tod fJxr ut fan O6 Raa
age OF % years. She was a woman of
pure character and leaves a good re-
cord. Our people here live we'll and
| long.
Miss Lucy Scott. one of the most
beautiful maidens Of T3erkley. Va, is
visiting the family of Capt. 7. Walker.
| of this town. Capt. Walker Is from
an ancient family of that name In
| Westmorcland county. and Is doing
good business in his new home.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09
NEWPORT NEWS.
ARRESTED-NEW SCHOOL HIS
TORY-HEBREW ORGANIZA-


Newport News. Va. Sept. S.-Ed
ward McCraw was arrested yesterday
by Detective Mitchell upon the charge
of being implicated in the robbery OF
n c. & 0. freight car.
This is the same case for which De-
tcetive Mitchell arrested James Snead
for the larceny of several cases OF
claret and other goods.
McCraw is q Chesapeake and Ohio
brakeman and was said to be in the
employ of the company when the goods
were stolen. He is confined in JAIL
and orders were given that no one
should see him.
NEW SCHOOL HISTORY.
the City School Board completed the
final arrangements for the scholastic
year of 10000. which opens Monday.
The most important action was the
adoption OF Mrs. Mary Curtis Lees
History of the United States as the
standard text book in place of the work
now in use.
NEW HEBREW ORGANIZATION.
The handsome new synagogue of the
Adath Jeshurum congregation, on La
fayette avenue and Twenty-fourth
street. will be formally dedicated next
Tuesday afternoon.
The new Hebrew temple of worship
has only recently been completed and,
though services have been held there
in, the building has never been dedi-
Gated. The services will take place at
3 o'clock In the afternoon and the
committee of arrangements has issued
invitations to the event.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09
SWEET cHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
a LARGE CROWD LINGERS AT
THIS RESORT.
(SnAcial to Virpinia n Pllnfl


Sweet Chaiybeate. Va, Sept. S.-The
end of the season 1900 is drawing to a
close. but still a large crowd fingers
at the charming resort, and now that
the weather Is cool and delightful
golf. tennis and other outdoor sports
are the past time of the, young and
old, with an occasional card party in
the evening.
A large card party was given Satur-
day morning. Mrs. Gridar. of San Souci.
Ark, won the first prize. silver salts
bottle; Mrs. Adam Tredwell. of Nor
folk, won the second prize, dainty
pin cushion. Tuesday evening a heart
party was given by the ladies of the
hotel. Those who played were Mes
danes Boykin, Coldewey, Cooke,
Schell. La Blanc. Sanger, Barrow. Will
liams. Tredwell. Thompson, Grant. Lee.
Woodward. and the Misses O'Connor.
Cooke. Roy, Steger. Leigh Sanger,
Cain. Pepper. Gibson. Boykin, Wilson.
Tredwell. Jeffords. Splitter The first
prize was won by Mrs. Mccoy, a silver.
hat brush; Miss Rose Cooke won the
second, n silver pen holder, and the
consolation, Il silver nail file, was won
by Miss Sanger.
Mrs. Woodward entertained a few
friends at n card party Wednesday
evening: also Mrs. Frederick Brown, OF
Nashville. Tenn, gave n small card
party Thursday morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-09

The rest of the scenic effects have been
given the same correct treatment. a
magnificent production is promised
and past experience has taught us that
Mr. .Warde always fulfills the promises
made for him.
Seats now on sale at Stewards drug
store.
PERSONAL
Mr. c. e. Farley and daughter.
Gladys, left to-day for Seaford. Del.
where she will soon be Joined by her
husband. That will be their future
home
Miss Grace Boswell is visiting Suffolk
relatives.
Mr. S. S. Baker, a guard from the
penitentiary, to-day brought Convict
Jackson Edwards. colored. from Isle
OF Wight county. Edwards got eight
years for beating an old man very
badly.
Miss jamie Carr returned to-day from
o pleasant visit TO relatives and friends
in Norfolk.
Miss Lottie N. Fillmore of Washing
ton. ID. c.. Is visiting Miss Bessie Nor
fleet. in Bank street.
Mrs. c. f. Shady. Of Norfolk, Is Wis
ting her sisters. the Misses Eley. I'm
Grace street.
Miss Sallie Johnson. of Windsor. Va.
Ia visiting Miss jamie Carr. in Syca-
more street.