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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
HOWARD GOULD,s BUTLER FINED.
ARRESTED BY ORDER OF HIS EMPLOYER
AFTER PRIVATE DINNER

A
Howard Gould gave Informal dinner for .irh-
teen Of his friends Friday night AT his horae
No s24 Fifth-ave. His butler John Tibbs. IL is
alleged. became drunk and abusive 10 NJ Gould
and arrested. He taken 20 the Yorkvflie
Court yesterday morning and fined s. Mr. Gould
appeared against him.
Tibbs is Englishman thirty years old He
had been IN the employ Of the Gould household
three months.
The dinner nearly over when the er.z.s
noticed that there was something wrong as one OF
the walters whispered Mr.. Gould and he arosa
excused himself. and Went He found the but
Ter in the hall and he told him he was not in a A.
condition remain longer in the house and rha+
he had better go TO hotel anf s,eep- He took $50
out OF his pocket and Offering il 10 the man said.
Here's your wages and Sc extra with which you
may go 70 hotel"
The butler il is declared became abusive ars
used strong language which is said 70 have reached
the ears OF the guests Mr.. Gould sent a servant
for Roundsman Kane OF the East SIxty-seventh-st
station, who appeared The roundsuaan was
told what had happened and ne tried 10 persuade
the butler 10 take the money and 20 % the hosel
The butler was just as abusive. and Kane arrested
him.
Mr. Gould appeared in court with Roundsman
Kane and they told the story. Kane was the com
plainant. and he made charge OF disorderiy con
duct against Tibbs. He asked BY the Mzzis-
trate II ne had anything 70 say but he renainsd
silent and was fined S. He then taken down.
stairs 10 the prison. Tibbs said be had been OUT
rageOusly treated. He intensely indignant
Said he
II have been with the best blue blood OF Eng
land. and this Is a fine place for me 70 be IN
won't bulge from here Tin they let out OF their
accord. They We got my money and me. but =
they give back my money III pay NY ma
and GO
messenger sent TO him but ne would not
have anything 20 do with him. and when postal
card given him he refused 20 take t.
Roundsrnan Kane said that the prisoners nnorey
had been by the sergeant 10 the property clerk
at Police Headquarters. and II Tibbs wanted u ne
would have get Il there Tibbs said be had S10e
when he arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

Cream Pure Rye, Americas hnest production, never
sold for less than Sl25 before this sale full quart
Cantren & CocbTane imported Ginger Ale. per
Hennessey Brandy, imported, per bottle, 81 10;
case 300
Puritan Clare. fine California Claret, per doz. rs
St. Julien, imported from Armand Freres, Bordeaux,
per case, II quarts SIS
Laubenheiner, domestic production, pronounced by
many to be equal to imported Rhine Wine, per
dozen . us
Rudesheimer, an imported Rhine Wine, per case.o.5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

pieces was stolen before Mr. weruicke', death hut
vas quicky returned owing TO the publicity given
70 tne ROBBERY Some of the other articles az tha
conecuon are royal state couch which yss once
oN1nsfu oy mad King Ludwig IL of Bavaria. a COL
t b Th FIRST Empire table set made for Napoleon
~ hnonlire. nah chime clocks porcelain potteries
paintings. engravings ROYAL Dresdar 1,asee'
hrohzes. CABINETS, collection OF Louis XIV
furniture. W N AD"'Sh anu rrench
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
CUTTING ICE on THE HUDSON.
SMALL CROP NEEDED-NUMBER EMPLOYED
NEW DEVICES.

Kingston n Y. Feb. 3 (specaD.-The ice crop
of the Hudson River Is about two weeks later than
last season. but there viii be ample time secure
full supply unless weather intervenes
speedily. 1t is believed that the army of cutters
viii twelve rch ice by Monday next. This
thickness Is usually considered the best and most
economical to the houses.
The storage capacity along the Hudson is now
estimated 10 be over four million OF the
vast supply which housed last year II is he
lieved over half Is still hand. In abundant sea
sons something Ike half a million tons is gathered
In stacks outside the piers at convenient points
for shipment Many OF the brickyard owners store
ket to clear their sheds for business They
get labor low wages at this season. and thus add
neat sum TO the right side their profit and loss
account.
over ten thousand men and boys have been anx-
iousy waiting for this work OF the ice harvest for
weeks past along the Upper Hudson. This army
OF workers has grown depend largely upon ice
work TO exc the winters support for their fam-
lies OF late years their wages have been ma
terialy lessened by the Introduction of machinery
and now with various appla nces for cutting plan
ing alevatng and packing. II is said that not over
nfteen fun working days required TO All every
house on the river. In some of these houses a
novel planning device is attached to the hosting
eleva tors over which the blocks of Ice pass This
is used when II Is desired TO remove a layer OF
sediment or inferior ice at the bottom. In ad-
ditlon to this il makes all the blocks OF uniform
thickness. securing even layers In storage and il
rreatiy factstes the removal OF the ice FOR shtn
ment saving much breakage and loss.
The HUDSON Is now estimated to be from ~ 10 ~
cents a ton. depending upon the amount OF scrapins
ponds; from the house Nearly $4,000 Is pa iS
for wages annually the Hudson when full crnps
These tickets are cashed BY agents Of ths cor
panies at intervals or faey are readily accepted SIS
goods- Avn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

OLIVES Fancy selected
Queen Olives, large bottle Soc
LETTUCE: Fancy Boston
Lettuce, per four heads. Soc
CANNED VEGETABLES: Solid
packed red ripe Jersey Tomatoes,
Fancy Maine Sugar Corn or Sue
catash, choice String OF Lima
Beans, per doz., S1.O5; per
can &c
Extra Selected solid hand packed
Jersey Tomatoes, large cans, very
choice Maine Sugar Corn,
per doz-, S1-25; per can. Tic
ASPARAGUS: Gold Dust Brand,
choice tender stalks, California
packing, per doz., 500;
per can. SOc
BAKED BEANS: Boston Baked
Beans (Plain or in Tomato sauce),
per dOz-, 9Oc. per
CANNED FRUIT Royal Red
brand choice California Apricots,
packed in heavy syrup, per
doz-, Sis; per can /oc
"Royal Red brand California
Lemon Cling or Yellow Crawford
Peaches and choice Bartlett Pears,
packed in heavy syrup; per
doz., 2.35; can ECc
BAKING POWDER: Hazel pure
Cream Tartar Baking Powder, alb
solutely free from alum, phosphate,
lime, ammonia or any chemi-
cal adulteration; lib. can ODc
SPICES: Absolutely the purest
Pepper, Cloves, Anspice or
Mustard, fresh ground
daily, per ID /Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
REByAyr SALE AT ARNHETM's.

The increasing cost Of woollens makes the rem
nant sale al Marks Arnheim . broadway ana
Ninth-st., advantage wnieh men nave Deeh QUICK
N seize Iris sale there are hundreds Of lengths,
including the highest grades Of goods that were
formerly sold a, sse 20 so AL srs now put al the
uniform price OF ia for saiSs -" M oFs'SoAa Aiaa
81 for tyous@rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
WILL ASK FOR LEGISLATION
THE ATLANTIC AVENUE IMPROVEMENT COMMITS
SION WANTS POWER TO PUSH THE EAST
RIVER TUNNEL. PROJECT

Steps VIII be taken by the Atlantic Avenue I'm
movement Commission TO crcumvent the Munich
nal Assembly which for six months has been de-
having the Improvement of Atlantic-ave. by its re-
flsaI 10 grant a franchise for the East River
tunnel This was decided at a meeting of the
Commission held Yesterday in the Bedford Bank,
Brooklyn
Commissioner E. H. Hobbs instructed to
draw up a bill which would give the Commission
power TO carry the terms of the original act.
The Commission is acting carefully in this matter
as il is held by some that 1t has nothing 70 do
with the construction of the tunnel, but inasmuch
as the act provides that nothing he done
ard taking the tracks of Atlantic-ave until the
tunnel is under way the Commission Is directly in
terested in getting the tunnel guilt II is believed
by the Commission that carefully worded bill. CIV
ing the Commissioners power TO go ahead with its
work under the original act could be construed
giving the sanction of the State the construction
of the tunnel, and that a franchise from the Mu-
ncipa Assembly would not be necessary
ITALIANS HASTEN TO BECOME CITIZENS.
The Westminster County Clerks office at White
Plains was crowded with Italians yesterday One
early the morning and held possession until after
l O'Clock. The application Of so many Italians for
naturalization papers due to the impression
that they had be citizens TO obtain work the
rapid transit tunnel. Most Of the applicants came
Yonkers. 80 from Mount Vernon. % from NeW-Ro-
chelle, 10 from White Plains and Is from Rye
The annual town elections be held next
month. and the Italians We're told that they would
not naturaliZed by February IS vote at the
elections this spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

III DyI1i1t-'|I To 10 DE- 7DI1J-
me coliection Of antiquities and art objects OF the
ate = Wernicke. who was one Of the largest col
-scpors Of antiquities curios and treasures in
= word. viii De solo a. public auction No 8
:" Ell 4hlrty-thsrd-st-. beginning tomorrow The
er''e4es 10 De sold represent investment OF more
t--Ah sse4Vo One OF the valued Of the curlos
: Inc celebrated BLACK Jack" silver mounted
ostnSlag set OF oliver Cromwell. II consists OF
- unique pieces valued at $500 One of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
STANDARD CHAM COMPANY FORMED.

The Standard Chain Company. with Seeaooe car
ital. Manufacture iron. steel and other metal
chains dled articles OF incorporation Al the County
Clerks ONCE tn Hudson County n. J.. YESTERDAY
The eorporators are samuel 3. Lawrence, John 8
SCmmerield and Henry NJ Havtiand. OF Nev-Torks
George 2 Spencer. OF BROOKLYN, and James g
Young OF Jersey City. The principal ONCE II New
Jersey Is AT Nc. IS ont<omsry-st-. Jersey Cis8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
"Ohe Great Pure food H2azt

OnStrate tomorrow
lower prices than very ordin-
-ork.
frugal housewife:
CATSUP- Hazel Tomato Cztsu7,
made from extra selected Jersey
Tomatoes and seasoned with
pure Spices, per doz., $500; -
per bot ire
COCOANUT: Fancy Desic-
Gated Cocoanut, per b [Ctc
Haze Breakfast Food, a deli
cious morning dish, per pkg /Sc
RICE: Choice Carolina
Rice, 20 lbs 10 ~
JAM: Milford Assorted lam, pure
Fruit, Lib tins: per doz-,
S1.05; tin 20
RAISINS: Seeded ''Mince
Pie" brand, per pkg re
MOLASSES-F Fancy open kettle
rendered, old fashioned Porto
Rico Molasses, per gallon TCc
VINEGAR-Strictly pure
Apple Cider Vinegar, per jug. Goc
SOUPS-Hazel Soups; quart cans,
delightfully."- seasoned, care
fully prepared, per doz- S. 40;
SARDINES-Hazel brand, In
ported Sardines, quarters, per
doz. Sis; per can /oc
SOAPS-Hazel Family Soap, so
solutely pure, full pound
cakes, 90 TO box, per box. NJ
SOS; per cake T2C
Mascot Soap, 100 cakes 70
box, per box, 81 IS; 10 cakes. S/c
STARCH-5-Ib- pkge- best
Gloss Starch III
BLUING-Siegel-Cooper Co.
Ultramarine Bal Blue, Iz-Ib-
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
Special Sale of "Js7zh- Glass She7zes
TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE LINE OF DRUCKER Bros CADIZ
FORMERLY HANDLED BY HARTMAN, GOLDSMITH & CO.

This line of Sherr highest class brands
$40 gallon We have purchased the entire stock hand this country
Sherry enough ordinary arys sa several
But owing peculiar them
Herewith show Hartman Goldsmith & Co.'S WHOLESALE
list which the which these goods have been sold tor
the select hotels and clubs this country Since
the Sherrcs hard got th
will quotations willing sell them less
than Hartman, Goldsmith & Co.'S quantity
abou IS the OF n
beash e alofthe O. s Cove lust IL il eht
wH1e ell youa u,a eight or qu pkag tn
nnarkTH which sell and Ell Z v
seatb before $50. tina tyoum b @
you n a its purryo if Il d
with
TO
osof andn
In Sch IL h I ID 800 M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

sPECIAL-A Sherry hghca crisp, and
delicious, . e. . %. - - TO-. o. - e.
Topaz pale mellow Sherry delightful hay
table, that gallon
S, ,paean dsoh .-
Sherry dandd
D P, Vino De PstrO
NJ c A, Manzanlla
B, Cabinet Sherry full bodied
?, De pale and =
o. Amonhlado Sherry, pale delicate fine
w, Prince Of Wales ...
A, bodied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

In sck other hen TO
these soeca tits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

sold HERE
ygoodsa be for n New York
following will revelation housewife:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04

Sauterne, imported IN glass from Be-tzl Mzrr1n1
Bordeaux, France, high-class Wine, per go
Fisse, Thirion Co., an imported Champagne, extra
dry, high-grad= wine, sold BY the importer AZ
$1,000; this sale 1913
Meet & Chandon White Seal ChanPagne, per case,
"a pints 5I.00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-04
FEWER MEN FOR THE PRESENT.

8r York Was asked whether the taking out of
80 many men from the Bureau OF Manhattan
would impair the efficiency Of the detective
Ioroe in that borough He said he thought not.
ne was Of the opinion that McCluslCy could
- along with mis- force until the Board took
further action
Ihoer the new state Of affairs the Police
soLiill1-SsN TieFs and the Chief will make as
e-sAIieAts 70 the Detective Bureau The char
=. gives 70 The Commissioners power TO make
aetectlve ssrgeants and also authorizes them
- assign them 10 duTy. hence the Board and
-+ol the Ihie4 VIII make these assignments.
captain AeClusky had nothing 10 say about
ne reorganization ana the action Of the Board
II reducing his staff in Manhattan.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
7 he Cotton Markets.
NEW YORK COTTON MAIlkET.

n F,W YORK. COTTON Mn ltk ET.
New York. March S.--A large bust
ness WAS transacted in cotton futures
again to-day. Continual liquidation
the volume of transactions to an enor-
nous total. semi-onicially estimated at
$50. 900 bales. The market started out
with prices unchanged TO 20I11 points
higher. This rise was due Ia the fact
that the English market. while show
ing ut the opening n decline of 3-32d
in spot cotton and Il decline of 5IG-6ld
in futures. was by no means as
badly off as the dcmoralizat ton showed
by our market yesterday might seem
10 ustify. Then. too closing cables
reduced the net decline at Liverpool
to two to four-siXty- fourths for the
day.
Later, however our market showed
the effect of heavy selling of long cot
ton. Margins were asked for thai were
not forthcoming. \ largo amount of
selling was of this class. For the first
time the trade. blinded TO statistics and
regulation market bearings; by the daz-
2ling speculative advance that has been
so long in progress. found time 10 re-
turn to calculations regarding the
movement ana its significance. In the
afternoon the market broke sharply
under renewed heavy liquidation Of
long cotton ana became excited and
Very irregular. with The tone finally
weak at q net decline OF iG25 points.
New York March S.-Cr.ton futures
cuencl eaev March 920: April a25;
May. o25: June . 90: Iulv 91S: August.
GOT: September. Sill: October Isl: No
vcmher, rs; December. 80; January.
7.7a.
Futures closed weak March, 900:
April aud Nav SOS; Juno sal: July.
$50 AUGUST $50; September. S00 De-
tohor. 10: November. 7,6S: December.
7.Gt; January. ia.
SPOT closed dull: middling uplands
a'hc.; middling gulf. 9Mc,; sales, 10.
bales.
New York. March S.-Cotton dull:
middling. 9kc. Net receipts, ,4l6 bales
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks, Money, Exchange. Bonds, Grain,
Cotton, Provisions. Etc.

-
view 1ork, Narcn me market was
practically relieved to-day of all dis
turolhE factors Ill the way oil acute
WeukheSs OF special SHOCKS. Neports all
continued favorable rcSarding the out
iooh lor values, put the demand Ior
SOCKS was almost unappreciable. Even
the small buying Tor Investment, based
on large earnings of railroads, which
Nau peen III evidence Tor some time
past, uroppcu OUT OF SlSnt to-uay. Spec
ulators are RETAINING entirely from
commitments Tor the advance. On the
other hand, the bear operators OF any
considerable caliDre seemed 10 become
discouraged by the iutiiity OF their ef-
ierls. ana me elimination OF events
soohte9 upon Tor reaction. Ihey made
sohie demonstration against People s
Sas' consolidated Gas and Metropoli-
tan, put no erect was produced Oh the
general market
Inc room traders laoored in vain TO
SET the sluggish tide OF prices in motion.
Al MANY stocHs inc price changes were
scarcely sufhclent TO cover brokers'
Seniihission. ana The incrtncss of the
t,olNct increased IN proportion TO the
Instance from last nights level. the ten
eeehcS DelhS TO come BACK to mat level
ArG en- either below or above 1t.
me iron ana steel stocks were gcner-
niiy hiil Oh the encouraging opinions
GA ~, hy authorities in the trade.
nc maintenance oil the st. faul dlv1-
uenu at me eXistlnS rate found no re-
spuHse IN me market, as 1t had been
.uly Ioreshadowed by the large alb
sorption OIL GROSS earnings III operating
G NNpenses. Inc reported agreement OF
wssseIi railroau presidents on recon-
ti.si,ohtlohs desisneu to harmonize diff
eiices over lrelshts, inc determine
..oii 70 'iuNunce pituninous coal rates
~ ,ns lakes ana addltional gains re,
pI.tcu III raiiroau earnings were All
"t r.i eieSt on prices
a., ne pupi,sncu rehort OF proposed
rl eiease IN nc NEXT dividend OF the pre-
IeIIGu STOCK or ilttsburg. &. c. ana 81.
nSo,s was met ny ~ crop IN that STOCK
VI o% points. hlo Grande western was
IN M. u'. pie lor JUMP oil nearly points
i, wi WIS continued douot ana appfe-
n tension over me capacity OF the money
ti.a!kct 10 get ihrousn without pinch
20 20 me me period OF re i by the operation
OF mn me currency Dill.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
Norfolk Cotton Market.
COTTON RECEIPTS.
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN.

Kecclpts at BOmby. India. for the past
week were 200 bales against IS. 900
bales last year, and 81 900 bales in 1897.
Bar silver in London advanced Lied
81 9-16d. per or. against 81 7-16d. last
year.
Spot cotton in Liverpool declined
3-32d. sales. $1,000 bales. Future con-
tracts declined 2@4 points. closing
steady.
United States port receipts yesterday
were 26.007 bales. against spa bales
last year, and 23,i16 bales in 1898.
Future contract market in New York
declined 1SGp25 points on old crop mid
ding, and 469 points on the new crop.
closing weak May, S.a5dIS.9G August. $50
@SS1 October. 7.73M7.74 January, T.64G
7.65: spot cotton declined 1sc.
New Orleans declined 81 points on
May. closing at $50; spot cotton de-
clincd Hc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
NORFOLK MHRKET5
For Grain, fiau, Groceries, Provisol,
&c.
Quotations whoin1nie Pricns. mn
cas- othcrvisc Stnted, md prices arc
. ~ bj ccf TO fiucfuation In marriott.
GRAIN. HAY AND RICN.

GRAIN. HAY AND RICE
coRN-wnite corn: from store. &C.:
from store. 3Sc: mixed oats. sac.
MILL FEED. Market steady: bran. per
oATs-stcady: mixed, 3sc.; white. acc.
HAY-No Timothy hay, car lots, si6oO;
ton lots. sl5.5o: mixed hay. car lots. sl569;
MILLED RIcE-As 20 rrade,-5h to
ROUGH RICE-None on the market
PEANUTS AND PEAS.
PEANUTS-Market. new fancy. 2Sc.:
' PEAs@Blackeye. $50 per bag: blacl,
peas. 75QSoc. per bushcl
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
POUI.TRY-LIve. steady: chickens. old
fat G7dI3Oc; ducks. mud, Zoe.
F!GGS-Steady at lie. per dozen.
BUTTEH-Good country. l3GlSc.
'Ist TNToEs-N orthern, White, sl.75 per
bag; new sweets iiayman. Si.ionl.5O per
ICABBACiG-s2 25Gl2 so per sugar barrel
ONIONS-sl.75G2.G per bag.
BERMUDA-Non
APPLES-Virginia apples, s2.2513oo per
barrel: Northern. $SooQ3.15.
I.EMONS-s3.00 per box.
PEACIEs-None
PEAS-Blackeye. s2.75 per bag.
IIMES-s;op per basket.
PINE APPLES-loal2c.
RANANAS--Per bunch. 5Oc9si5o
COCOANUTS--iO0 to bag. 81. $4,000.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES = Messina.
81 00M3.e5: seedlings. s2.50Q2.75; navels. s.. 90
QS50 per box.
GROCERIES,
FLOUR-Market strong; spring wheat.
patent $3.50: winter wheat. patent 1925:
winter wheat. half 'oatent *3.S5; win.
tor wheat. choice straight. S370: winter
wheat. family. $500; winter wheat, fair TO
good grades OF extra. 800; winter wheat
MEAi-Fcr bag 100 lbs. sl.os; 30 Id.
C0FFEE-aruch higher; Java. 2sacoc. F:
IAguayra. 1aliic.; choice Rio 1lhMll&c.
prime. do, loA@l02ic.; fair. do, 9A4l0 f;
common, do. 9,2c.
small full cream. lS.2gilc.
SUGAR-Market sieady. The plan of
selling sugar at delivery prices has been
Will he made T. o. b. Norfolk. Cut Loa T.
$50; Patent. Cubes. $50: Powdered. 5.25:
Fine Granuinted. 6.l5: Standard Granu-
4.5o: No. II. AS: No. IL. 40. Granula ted
pat up IN and lb. sacks. in barrels. 5.25;
IN cases. and Id. cartoons. 5.25. Sugar
SYKUPI AND MCLISSES = Market
hrncr n: the advance: syrup. good Ia
choice. 2lG?3c.; lower grade syrup. l29l6c !;
molasses. Porto Rico. 20Q2Sc.
PROVISIONS.
BUI.K MEATS-Market firm. rib SIDES.
Csc: bellies. eastern. light weight, 73sc.
bellies. western. heavy, csc.
ilAMS-Sugar cured, 12Lc.
DRY PLATED JOWLS5isc.
PORK PLATES--5Tsc.
MESS PORk-1S9S and 1899. sl1.50.
HAM PORK-Now. s.2.50
LAKD-Purc butchers In tierces. T7sc.
compound ticrces. as to brand. Gl4c.: So
Id. tubs and J0-lb tins &c. more.
WOOi~--Unwushcd. lSc.. bulky. to &c.
ic-s: w,-hrd Wool 25c.: black l2isc. TO l6c
HlDES-G. s.. 7n; green. Ga: dry flint.
a: Grv salt. ili,: damaged l.
BAIT FISH.
HERRING-New North Care ina cut.
si25: Eastern, barrels $3.750i.25; Potomac.
gross, $500; mullcts S0-lb. kegs, N.0l:
spots. 10o-lb. kegs. s5.75; mackerei. good
No. .. 5000; white fish. new catch. l0o-lb.
s225.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
7. r. Rogers.

ROOMS 2os. 2lo. 2li COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING. GRANNY .enu STREET.
offices CRANKY and Commerce streeta
Two new stores on CRANKY street.
STORE AZ II; Main a. street:
Store, and dwelling No. COS Main street
Warehouse 100 Water direct
Store No. S76 Buto street
TWO Offices in tho Albemarle building.
DWELLINGS,
Dwelling No. 621 Main street.
Dwelling No 70 Poll street.
Dwelling EOS W!lloughby avenue.
Dwelling No. co York street
Two dwellings, in Mottu Block. Ghent
dwelling 81 CRANKY street
Dwelling No. &c Boush street.
Dwelling No. 222 York street
FOR SALE.
vacant lots In all parts OF the city.
Valuable water front IN Brambleton
adjoining n ~ w. Il. r. Co.
Valuable water front In Portsmouth
Dwelling York Place and James street
NO ) Hamilton avenue.
$40 Butte street
% and Il Gold nunbers) Bank street
q. u, 81, Is. o.. 50 Bank street.
Hardy warehouse. Nlvison street
20i Chapel street.
Store ~ Roanoke avenue.
Nos, GS and 70 Pool street.
go Park avenue.
PSI CRANKY street.
go York street
l54 and 1856 Volt street
63 Butte street.
leo and Ill Grown avenue.
2I3 York street.
Isl Brown avenue.
CO. md Cpl Butte street.
JIG High street.
a. Queen street.
Sli Bank street.
u and 1G Roanoke dock.
80 y. Marshall avenue.
100 High street.
t0l Park avenue.
81 Cumberland street
iG0 Butte street.
a. York street
i22 and i24 IiEhland-eveaua
cd5 York street.
.Gn York street.
as. 40. 422 and "a Freemnson street
$40 Bank street.
Warehouses a4c and s4s water street
Dwelling % Boush street.
Dwelling 29i Bute street
igG and $50 w. Main gtrcet
Ga2 and $50 T.. Main street
Elegant dwelling l2f College Place
tenement houses on Kent street
1G Ilill street
is. 20. % and q Roanoke dock
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-09
AUCTION sALEs-rurunE DAYS.

RI IMBER FOR SALE.-By order OF ~,
Board OF Supervisors Of Nanscmond
county Virginia, we will offer for sais
at public auction to the highest bidder on
MONDAY, MARCH IL. 1900 (couri
day., at IL M. all the standing nine
timber trees measuring twelve inches In
at,,ameter. ~ distance or two feet from
part OF that certain tract OF land known
as tho "Poorhousc Farm" conta injno
seVenty-itve acres, more or less sItuotea
Near Buckhorn. Nansemond county. Va
anu belonging to Nansemond county.
SAID sale Will bo made subject to the nm
Court ou'tS
TERMS or sALE-CAsH.
w. Al. Holland Superintendent OF the
foor: VIII be glad TO show intending MR.
chasers tho lines. q. W. BUTTS.
A. Z. HOLLAND,
HicAl-tuS COMMITTEES