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New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
NETWORK CITY.

There will be a meeting Of those interested IN
establishing an American branch of the Pilgrims
at the Waldorf-Astoria at D. m. to-day Inc Or
gauization of this branch has been put into the
hands of a committee consisting of General Joseph
Wheeler George T Wilson and Lindsay Murray
and many Americans of prominence are expected
to become charter members
The annual meeting of the New-York Training
School for Nurses will be held tonight at NO 40
East Twenty-sxth-st. This is the first meeting
since the new board of trustees took charge or
Bellevue Hospital since when many changes nave
been made in. the nursing system.
The American Numismatic and Archaeological
Society of No 1.21 Broadway. will hold its forty
fifth annual meeting Monday at $50 p m Ihe
president will deliver his annual address. reports
of the officers will be read, and the medal COM
mittee will report on it's selection of subject for
the first of series of medals to be issued by the
society.
The first of the Epiphany lectures by the Rev
DR.. James VI. Gray, of Boston, will be given In
the Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth-ave and
Twenty-nnth-st. to-day at $50 p. m. The subject
will be The Teaching of Jesus Prayer" F. H.
Jacobs will conduct service of song.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
STATES NEEDS FOR INSANE.
Additional Appropriation May Be Asked by
State Board.

Albany ian Il (SpeciaD.-There was some talA
n.re today about the suggestions contained IN 'he
no-4 ,f the State Charities Aid Association 10 the
state Commission IN relation to the appropriations
y- the maintenance of the insane in the state nos
pitais. ~, S.,.o
Ttuothy E. McGarr. the secretary OF the State
Commission in Lunacy. said when asked ABOUT uhe
concentrations made by the legislature Tor ue
care Of the insane that for the fiscal year just
ended they were ample but that the present year
sn appropriation was needed for board money
f r,rivate and reimbursing patients, amounting 10
$4,000
The estimate as TO the cost OF maintaining the
insane this year is So $1,000 This includes the pay
,nsnt of officers salaries, the wages of 400 EN-
r1luves of the commission. and the coal supply tne
cost of which is naturally large The approprla-
Tions available are So 100000 II would be needful
to have an additional amount of $5e0et0 Inc snort
age was chiefly caused by the lack OF Doaro
money and also somewhat by the increased cost
Of supplies The cost of maintenance OF each IN
mate OF the hospitals this would increase from
would be ample The Governor had shown in his
message by expending $5l9oeo all the require
rnents OF the commission could be met Tor pa
tents UP TO October l. 1904
The Bedford reformatory may be ore selected
for conversion into a State hospital for the in
sane At a cost of sl5oeo0 ii might be converted
into a hospital which could accommodate 500 in,
for one psychopathic hospitala, which would cost
$4,000 1t would be placed in New-York- The
Governor favored the establishment Of such hos
pital and also a reception hospital
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
BILLS OF WORKINGMEN.
Several Important Measures for Legislative
Action.

Albany Jan. 12.-The annual meeting OF the ex-
ecutive board of the State Workingmen's Fedora
ton viii be held in this city tomorrow. number
of proposed legislative will be considered
Among them will be bill to create a State Bar
bers, Commission. with power to license BARRIERS
and sunervise the sanitary condition of barber
shops This proposition has appeared before the
legislature in former years. but failed to- pass
because it is said of division between the master
BARRIERS and the journeymen BARRIERS Of the state
es "a its provisions They have united on the
measure which will be introduced this year 1t
will in all probability, Endorsed by the executive
hoard Of the Workingmen's Federation tomorrow.
Among the other measures which IL is said the
board will indorse is bill providing for VesunuIes
on all street surface cars operated in this State
outside of New-York
-he amendment TO the State constitution author-
,zing the legislature to pass laws regulating the
hours OF employment and rate Of wages, which
passed the legislature last year and which VIII
come up for its second passage at the coming ses-
sion will probably be made a preferred measure
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

msvor.s conference with operators. City Hail. II
a.
Noon prayer meeting. No. 1ls Fulton ST
Board Of Aleermen. City Hall afternoon.
,nal mating school for Nurses, Belle
.le Hospital No 42e East Twenty -sixth-st-, m
Annual meeting and the Seawanhsa Corinhian
Yacht Club No y West Forty -fourth-st. Z D. m.
Thirteen club dinner. Hotel Brunswick, No. 225
Fifth ave. evening
Nineteenth Century Club discussion Of The Influence
Of r.e Club Modern City Life Aldine Club
Fifth- ave. and Eighteenth-st-, $50 p. m
American Society Landscape Architects. annual meet
ing and dinner No 81 West Thirty fourth-st. even
ing
,Vertv-seventh anniversary. Railroad Branch Young
Mems Christian Association. No. 3ei Madison-ave
p. m.
Annual election Of NewYork Athletic Club. evening
Social Reform Club discussion OF Labor and the Law,
us East Iwenty-eighta-st : D. m
Taar Association meeting No. ~ West Forty fourthst
?.
Annual meeting Of the Torrey Botanical Club No 115
West Si1tv-eighth-st. p. m.
Iarnsan Society meeting. Museum of Natural History
,sewYosk Neurological Club 30 East Twenty nth
St. p
Meeting New-York Council Of the sequoya League
Museum Of Natural History. $50 p. m
Feope's institute symphony concert. Cooper Union. 8
p. m .
Free lectures Of the Board Of Education American Mu
scum of Natural History. Berlin and Military Lie
IN Germany" Professor Henry zck University Set
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
JACOB x. LEWIS.

Whitehouse n. j.. Jan. y (SpeciaD.-The funeral
of Jacob X. Lewis. sxty-five years old. well
known resident of Hunterdon County. will be held
in the Methodist Church here on thursday me
Rev 6 D. Harris the pastor. will oficiate assisted
by the Rev J B. ]. Rhodes. Of Bloomsbury; the
Rev c. z. Walton OF Mount Horeb. and the Rev
DR. E E Robertson, of High Bridge.
Mr. Lewis dropped dead yesterday after eating
hearty breakfast. Heart disease was the cause
F4a was horn at Liberty Corner, and of
Samuel Lewis and Eleanor Qayton) Lewis His
two brothers. Isaac and Samuel Lewis, and one one
sister Mrs Lima Morris, also died suddenly The
5ecease man had been engaged in the undertaking
business many years. In 1865 he married Miss Ann
of this union survived. In 1873 he married Miss
Kate Neff of Whitehouse, who Is sun living ne
dad man was a member OF the Methodist Church
and of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
ROBERT BROTHERTON.

Robert Brotherton. of Peekskill. died yesterday
from pneumonia. Mr. Brotherton was the son Of
William Brotherton, present Water Commissioner
and former trustee of PeekskiII. He born there
in 1869. and had always lived there He grad
1lated at Oakside School, and in 1887 entered the
westchester County National Bank. of which Con-
gresham Cornelius A. Pugsley is the president. He
was promoted from clerk to bookkeeper. to teller
and finally in 1897. was made assistant cashier
He was prominent fireman He was elected to
Courtlandt Hook and Ladder Company No. and
the Peekskin Fire Department in 1891; was MEM
ber of the finance committee in 1896 was elected
trea surer in 1895 and had been annually reelected
since. He reelected last Tuesday night Whlle
ILL., He had always been prominent IN the analrs
of the First Baptist Church. He was an organlSt
a strong Republican and a member OF numper
of cIubs He was unmarried and lived with his
rarents AT their home in Orchard-st:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

FOREIGN PORTS
Liverpool. 12Arrived steamers Phila4elphian lBr
Thornton, New-York; Potomac tBri Mcdonald, Hall
fax via New-York.
Plymouth. IL. s:45 m-Arrived. steamer Kaiser
Cherbourg and Bremen (and proceeded) 1o:55 a NJ
Sailed steamer Patricia GER. Lethauser, from Ham
soutbam1ton Jan IT, 7:1O a m-Arrived. Kroon-
land Doxrud. New-York for Antwerp passed Hurst
Lizard Ian 11NPassed steamer "a Campne Dutch
Oortigiese New-York for Antwerp; Jan 12-Passed
steamer British Prince (3r). Smith, New-York for
Aa1barg ian 4-saed. steamer Arkansas DAM Peter
sen Crom Copenhagen). New York -
helm, der Crosse Ger. Cuppers, New-York via
plymouth Bremen tand proceeded).
Gibraltar Jan 12-Passed steamer Adana (Br). Fowler
New-York for Bombay.
Lisbon Jan 1O-Arrved steamer Peninsular Port). Bet
tencourt New-YorS and New-B Bedford. via Fayal
Genoa Jan io-Arrived steamer Victoria CBr,. Wards
suez Jan iI-Arrived Baron (8r)
crocker Calcutta for New-York
Rigby New-York via Colombo Singapore. etc.
Cape Town Jan I0-Arriyed steamer ST Kilda (BrJ
Caarata NooYo5k via 81 vincent ifSsmsr Queen
- lT3r, Ritson. New-York for Adelaide. Melbourne
Montevideo lssailed steamer Condor (Br1; Ander
SON (from Guayaqu. Psagua. etcl. New-York
Curacao Jan 11-Arrved. steamer Zulia. Bennett New
York; sailed steamer Philadelphia, Crockett. New
York Ponce and san Juan
Para Jan i0-Saed, steamer Amazonense (Br). Hughes
Rio Janeiro Jan e-saed, Thespls Fergu-
Kinsaie Jan 12-Passed; steamer ronawands Br,.
Brown New York for Liverpool and Manchester.
(Cerl. Pankow. Calcutta and Colombo for Boston and
Port Natal Jan l3-Arrived previously, Anglo
Australian (Br). Lewis. New-York via ST Vincent
V. Delagoa Bay. etc
glen tEr). Seaborne New York Wa Newport News
and st Vincent. V. for Delagoa Bay.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
OYSTERS IN GOOD CONDITION.

Albany, Jan 12-In view Of the recent sensauonal
stories published abroad the effect that oysters
exporfed from this country are grown in contain
mated waters special report on this subject VIII
be made by B. Frank Wood, State Superintendent
Of shellsh under the direction of the Forest Fish
and Game Commission The statistlcs thus pro-
cured prove conclusively that the oyster crop Is
not subject 10 any contamination from any source
The forthcoming report Of the commission Will
indicate that the sheIlhsh industry Of this State
IS next in importance in its requirements and value
IN the care OF the State forests In the last year
,,s ,lications for the lease of lands under water
on which tc cultivate shellhsh have been received
e,o5 ~ leases have been executed TO the nlgheSt
h5dere These added 1372 acres to the oyster lands
Controlled by the State, making total OF 2l;252
sc-eS nor hinder cultivation The report OF Mr..
VJaod for the commission states that the oyster
rop of the season has been short but OF unusually
good quality.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1.sO a m-No. 2l2 Fory-sixth-st; Robert Watson
owner: damage, S25
4.10 a Mos 2G9 2ll Allen-st. and No 159 to
1853 East Houston-st.; Fayerweather & Dadew.
owners $4,000.
6:45 a Mo. 1 Avenue A: owner given; nothing.
7.ao a Mos $50 and 2S2 ST. Ann save Edward
Straus and others. occupants; s. 700.
a.Os a Mo 301 Seventh-st.: Morris Bucheen SIS.
a.9o m-No 263 hundred Ian -tuenty-ffth-
St. Abraham Cantof; 500.
Io.ss a m.-No I49 Clinton-s Aaron Feldman: trihng
ro-5s Mo 242 East Tyelfth-st.: Doyle trihlng
290 o. Mo I3 Delancey-st.; Henrietta schwab: s75.
400 D. Mo 4gT Hudsonst.: Samuel Small; trhing.
4.a5 p Mo Sl5 West -sxteenth-st
owner unknown: trtnirg.
5:25 p Mo East Fodrteenth-st: ownet unknown:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
GATHERING At ALBANY.
Higgins and Ninon 4r71Ue-PrO6-
able State Officers.
TRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE'l
Albany Jan. 12.-Lieutenant Governor hls-
gins and Speaker Nixon of the Assembly, ar
rived here from New-York early this evening
and little later Senator Ranes, president pro-
tenn of the Senate also reached this city Inc
Speaker stated that he should have his list OIL
the Assembly committees ready TO submit l"
that body on Wednesday.
The Speaker is. of course, well acquainted
with the veteran members of the Assembly anu
their legislative capabilities, and he has met
hodies of members-elect of the present Assembly
since Election Day at various points in the s1ale
and learned their wishes in regard to committee
ennointments 1t is presumed that the list OF the
Senate committees will be ready for submission
10 the Senate on Wednesday.
Speaker Nixon said tonight that the kepuoi-
can caucus TO select a candidate for Unlted
States Senator would beyond doubt be held on
Monday evening January 10, as the legislature
is to take a vote for Senator on January ~
The Senate will unquestionably have SUP
7oitted to IL on Wednesday by Governor ooel
@ large number of nominations for important
State offices among them, II is expected, OLat n,
Of Francis Hendricks for Superintendent OF lile
Insurance Department; that OF Charles . boS u
for Sllperintendent of Public WORKS. thdt OF d
Lester -Stearns. for member OF the STAT q q
,Son1rnission; that of William L. Parkhurst Tor
,yeT,,ter Of the State Commission in Lunacy,
that Of H H Bender. for Fiscal superintendent
of State Charities, and possibly that OF "a !,
Joseph NJ Dickey. of Newburg, Tor ola1e 1NAI1-
road Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE-Judge Stanley Woodward OF
wiikesbarre: ex-senator n G. Davis Of Vest & yir-
44a5ns G q Gillette and NJ u Judson, u s A,
and Major John R. Brinckls; u S. A retired
IjMPERIAL-Judge F. N. Aufsesser. Of Albany;
Major s. e Blunt. L S A. ex-,M,ayor D. G Rob
; phia MANHATTAN--D- A AnseIl. United st States
Consul General Montreal MURRAY HILL
Colonel NJ s Pope. OF Boston. SANOY-Baron
Asevaidt OF Berlin sTURTEVANT.Tltus Sheard,
,P little Falls, ex-Speaker of the Assembly
WALDORF-w. R. Merriam, director Of the cen,
e,.e washington, J. c. Stubbs. ce-president and
General manager of the Southern Pacific Railway,
Sbscsgo: Frank Trumbul, president of the Col
lo-a6o 7Sor,t1 1ern Railway Denver: a B. Stickney.
roreeidant of the Chicago and GreaS Western Rail-
60 pa1si
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
RICHARD PORTER STREET.

Chicago Jan. 12.-Riehard Porter Street, wei
known in banking circles in this city and Canada,
died from appendicitis at the home of his son. X
J. Street, in this city. He was eighty-lVe years
old and had lived here for twenty years. He was
horn in Buckinghanshire England. He went to
Hamilton, Canada, in 1885, where he was connected
with the Core Bank for many years After coming
here Mr. Street was connected with the First Ma
tional Bank for twelve years. -,
Five children were at the death bed. They were:
Mrs Casgrain wife of Senator Casgrain, of Wind
sor Ont: Mrs Boulton. wife of George S. Boulton
second vice-president of the First National Bank;
Henry G Jane and Richard J. Street, cashier OF
the First National Bank 49,. a.,
Mr. Street was cousin of George street, ths
architect who built the London Law Courts. ana
was buried In Westminster Abbey.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
TO SENTENCE HENDRICKS AND STANTON

Freehold " J.. Jan. 12-Dr. Charles C Hen
bricks and ex-Justice of the Peace Samuel Stanton.
tried for conspiracy with Miss Laura Biggar in con-
recrion with alleged attempt of the actress to
,,rove herself the widow of Henry NJ. Ben
nett of Pittsburg. will be sentenced. Justice Hes-
lev to-day filed opinion with the County Clerk.
who is also clerk the court that legal reason
had been found why sentence should not be Inn
posed on the two prisoners convicted when MISS
I2ieear was let 90 Therefore Hendricks and STAN
ION will he sentenced Thursday The opinion of
fbe court was filed 4 day earlier than was expected
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
OBITUARY.
SOLOMON Il. BACHRACH.

Solomon H Bachrach clerk in the Brooklyn
tax office. died yesterday in st. Catharines Hos
pital. The funeral will be held at his home, No.
229 Ainslie-st Brooklyn, tomorrow.
Mr. Bachrach. who born in Brooklyn thirty
five years ago. active in Democratic pohtlcs
and assisted in the organization of the John Ennis
Democratic Club. in the XIIIth Assembly District.
He leaves a widow and two children.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

tement corner Edrdge and RiyinEton n, sts bers
lore Of the SOUTH Richmond T. Wyche; Catneola vi q q
school Hail No III East F1ftieth-st.. origin ana
Development of the Song. Clarence + s'eeie' &
Tudean Memorial Hall Washington Square south cot
ner thompson Oxygen. the Universal Eement, 6
Professor William C Peckham: School NO o. 1No'
9s frast F.tehfv-eghth-st Ireland. Charles John-
sfon: Amity House No. 312 West Fifty,fourth11sL:
Student life in American Universities. James Burt
Miner: St Peters Hail. Twenteth-st between Elgntn
ard Ninth aves. The Land and People OF Seh'idi
America Professor Emory r. johnson.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, Jan. IL, 1908
Laazes' Uzcz KID,


Stephenson, Liverpool January
and Queenstown ndse passengers TO Vernon
III Brown & Co Passed Island 1855
Steamer Kansas City (Br). Lewis Bristol December
10 and Swansea. "a. with mdse 10 James Arkel & Co
Passed Fire Island 5:42 m.
Steamer Kaiserin Theresa Ger, Victim. Bre
men January g. Southampton and Cherbourg 5; with
ndse and passengers Oelrchs & Co. Passed Fire
a $50 m
steamer La Bretagne Fr) Poncelet. Havre January g.
with mdse cabin and 537 steerage passengers to the
TransatlantiQue Arrived at the Bar
1:33 a
January 3 Annato and Port Antonio s. with fruit
and cabin passengers the United Fruit Company.
Arrived at 4:10
steamer san Marcos. Avery, Galveston January 2 via
Frlnswick Ga O. wi mdse and passengers Chas H
Mallory & Co.
mdse to ] Sickle. 80
Steamer Comus. kemble, New-Orieahs January D. Win
ndse and passengers to J T Van Sickle.
steamer Georgetown Thorsen Georgetown. c, Janu-
arv q with mdse to the Atlantic Coast SIS Line
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles Baltimore with mdse
to H C Foster.
steamer Maverick. Fenton. Sabine Pass January 4.
with oil Standard OIL Co.
sandy Hook n J. II. 9:3o In-Wind west a
gale; clear --D
Steamers Rotterdam Dutch. tank). for Amsterdam:
Mae Perth Amboy; Gulf Stream. Philadelphia James
town and Newport News Pottsville. with one
bar
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

by employees under the profit sharing plan of De-
cember 81. The subscription list will remain open
until the close OF business on January 81 The
original plan contemplated the setting aside of
only 25 600 shares for subscription but it is believed
that further amount will be reserved, in view
of the increasing number of applications.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
JOHN w. DAVIS.

Bath y. Y. Jan 12.-John ". Davis. superin-
tendent and general manager OF the Urbana Wine
Company. is dead. His Death occurred at his home
in Hammondsport. He was elghty-tWo years DID,
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
JUDGE J. c. GRAY I'M ACCIDENT.

Albany, Jan. Ia horse attached to cutter IN
,rh,cb Judge John Clinton Gray, OF the Court OF
Appeals was driving away on North Broad
nav Yesterday and the Judge thrown out but
yUas OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
EMPLOYEES TAKE $4,000 SHARES.

Up TO yesterday afternoon nearly 5000 shares of
the preferred stock of the United States Steel Cor
poraton had been subscribed for at ss2 so a share
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
nR o. w. WEEKS.

Toledo Ohio, Jan. ia dispatch from Marion.
Ohio saws that DR.. Oliver Wendell Weeks. past
surgeon general of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie died there last night after lingering illness
He was sixty-two years old and was well known in
Masonic circles and State politics.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
MAJOR GENERAL Won VEGEsAcK.

s+ockholn Sweden Jan. 12-Major General Won
Uegesack is dead He eighty-two years old.
and fought in the Northern army during the Civil
War in the United States
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
y.s,eI
sMain. DSceiiDer N " LAoyd
Liverpool, December 81. Leyland
kansas CITY December "a City
Nicolai Copenhagen December "a. .Scand-Am
1st Louis Southampton, January American
T3ritish Empire Antwerp. December 81. .Phenx
sTrnidad Bermuda. January
Vaderland. antwerp January . -...-.. Red Star
LUCIA. January Norton
Liverpool. January 2..... White
.Naracaibo Curacao January Red d
.Nexico ........... Havana January 10 IN Cuba
Wiliem Port au Prince January Dutch
.Trojan Prince Palermo. December ....... Prince
sCiy Washington Colon January n...--..--. Panama
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IA.
IJsndan Ctty.... Swansea December Bristol CITY
sPennsylvana Hamburg January s. Hamb-Arn
*rhornnill. Lucia. January Clamp Holt
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10
CaIabria Palermo December 81. Anchor
Bremen. January 0..... LLOYD
Glasgow. January
.Cadiz. December 80.
sPrins Port au Prince January Dutch
mail.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 1928 Sunset 634 age IA
AM-sandy Hook 6:59 Gov Island 7:31 Hell 900
PM-Sandy Hook 1923 Gov Island sol He'll $50
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
sBrings mail.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Arauahoe, Charleston, Clyde 300
Princess Norfolk, Old Dom 300
Ward S:3O m
Nora Croix Quebec 1880 900 p m
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IA
Antia Bahamas, Bahama .l2;0o m 800 p m
Colorado. Hull. Wilson. r......-..-.--.
Fl Monte New-Orleaus, Morgan....... 3O0p m
C;ermanic Liverpool White Star. $50 a 1900
Hamilton, Norfolk Old Dominion, 800
Marecas etc. dad. 1000 a m m
San Marcos Galveston, Mallory. 800
THURSDAY JANUARY 10.
Capri Ban bados etc SIomen ........ m TOO m
Mar. Galveston 800 p m
Havana Havana y Y & Cuba. a III II 90 a m
jefferson Norfolk Oid Dominion 800. 800 D
Kanr Prince Pernnmbuco Prince =. 1900 m 300 p m
Bretagna Havre French. ......... a m 1000 a m
Yucatan Nassau ~ Cuba. ........12ao0 800 IN
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
Announcements

ICARIA.
A New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
James McCreery & Co.
Household Linens.

Sale of table cloths, damasks Napkins towels and
bed linens
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-30
MayAou, ain
Nlzy1nxa Gators.

Commenting OH the excellent report OF
the commissioner Of State hospitals. the
Newport News Tlmes-Herald says;
system Of accounts and the fire lnsul nnce
show that tie appointing Of q commits
sioner was a wise and beneficial act,
The Norfolk Ledger, which has evil
IDENTIFY been using many eggs this very
season, complains as follows
"a new commodity on the German mar
ket is &c condensed eggs" We haven't had
rny other here yet, but tha kind Of esss
We have been having lately mas had tne
erect OF condensing the purchasers cur
rencS INTO a small compass
rne l4arrlsonburg News makes this
note:
ABOUT two weeks more and The long,
est-liyed Legislature in the history "
Virginia VII expire by limitation, fet
there doesn't appear 70 30 an unusual de-
mand tor crapaat the dry goods stores,
The Newport News Press remarks;
The police records OF the Virginia cities
Tor the past three days Indicate . tna.
trade In tho ainlca and bromo-se11zer
lines is seasonably brisk.
The Empor.a Messenger comes alons
with cheering MESSAGE;
t.mporia has made no little material
Prognshss s daEtdi about four Years ago
Shows no signs Of lessening, There has
been no boom but Stsaay t su9s t. Ia
growth. which was fnlly ousul'ea, py tho
g yoa EEaa sssstts son se
iHnus, nor Is IT NiEksy Ehan other towns 81
this Size, Similarly laeatsd \