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ISLAND PORTS

HONoLULU-saiied Oct I6-Ship Marion
Chilcott. for san Francisco; bktn Encore. for
Eleels.
Arrived Oct 17-Bark Andrew weIch. hencs
Sept Is
kong and Yokohama. for san Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA-CIear Oct I@Ship
Benz. F Packard. for New York. and passed
Delaware Breakwater.
REEDY ISLAND-Passed Oct 1s-Shfp
G. Ropes. from Philadelphia, for Hongkong.
NEW YORK-Arrfved Oct l6-Br stnr
SchuyIktIl, from Yokohama
FOREIGN PORTS
CAPE SPARTEL-Passed Oct I5-Br stmr
Foyle. from Hongkong, for New York
PORT SAID-Arrived Oct 16-Spn stnr Isla
de Luzon from Liverpool. for Manila
QJ EENsFoTN-Arrived Oct 1e-Br ship
FALMOUTH-Arrfved Oct IT-Fr bark Tt1r-
Sailed Oct I7-Br stnr Heathbank. for Ma
AUCKLAND-sailed Oct Is a. m.-stmr
Sierra. for San Francisco
Arrived Oct II, ?. m--stnr Sonoma. hence
MoNTEvIDEo-Arrfved Oct 1s-Br bark
Corunna- from Antwerp. for Puget sound hav-
ing been ashore at Mirsmar
SANTA ROSALIA-SaiEed Oct I5-Bktn Rob
ert sudden, from Port Townsend.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW TORK-ATrived Oct 1T-Stmr Fur
nessia, from Glasgow.
FIUME-Arrfved Oct I3-Stmr Pannouia.
from New York via Naples
IFERPOOL-ArriTsd Oct 17-Stur Saryiin-
ian. from Montreal, for Glasgow. strnr Lake
Erie, for Montreal.
Sailed Oct IT-Stmr Mongolian, from GIas-
gov for New York
RoTTERDAM-Arrtved Oct 17-Stmr Pots
dam. from New York
LONDON-Arrived Oct 17-Stmrs Moutross
and Minneapolis. from Montreal
CHERBOCRG-Arrfved Oct IT-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, from New York, via Ply
mouth, for Bremen. and proceeded
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Death Of a Passenger
With Smallpox at Sea
Sends the Big Vessel
Over Into Quarantine
F0UR-MASTED BARK
ADDENDA WRECKED
The TOyO kisen KaiSha
Steamship Company Is
Looking Toward the
South American Ports

The United States army transport
Logan. Captain Stinson. arrived early
yesterday morning from Manila Naza-
SAX and Honolulu Before reaching
Honolulu case OF smallpox developed
Oh board and the subject. George N
Hall, soldier in Company G, Seventh
infantry, was Immediately isolated
from The other passengers The dis
ease rapidly passed 10 the last stage
ana in few days the man died. He
was buried Al sea All sanitary pre-
cautions Eere taken and no other cases
were discovered On this account the
Logan when she came into this port
yesterday morning, was ordered 70 the
quarantine station and the passengers
were brought 70 this city il the tug
General Slocum-
The Logan brought 116 cabin passen-
gers, % casusls, insane persons. p
general prisoners, g discharged pris-
oners, L civilians. naval sailors and
Is marines
Captain L h Bash returns from ser
wee ~. the Philippines II has been re-
ported that be Is 10 marry aIiss Bertha
LtunEzle- the novelist C. N Cotterman
ulne Islands He speaks enthusiast
ca--y ot the present condition of the
postal service there. The pOstmasters
I'D the interior stations are natives.
who make excellent officials. Captain
= : Scott Is colonel il the island con-
srabulary, which body is 700 strong.
Attached % the organization are 5000
scouts The 10000 men. with the excep-
ton O. the Cficers- are natives Lieu
tenant D Guup Is on sick leave and
ca his way 70 his Kansas home. Miss
Glass. daughter Of Admiral Glass. L.
: n, Is returning from a visit in the
orient
The following is the list Of cabin pas
seugers
% Es5s- 2 4 Means Captain V: SOFT
-A Lieutenant = II Petty. Lieutenant
David r 5-u1 CAPTAIN X H H Chap
a1 a11 wife and Two sous. ?. 4 Wolvsn.
@ = Lu---e, Melville A hayes. F z Ian
A-- CAPTAIN A F. FlsE and wife, Lieutenant
9 6--Hs o. A. Prrchett- A. " F1rch-
dzaEs-=-s = Ass--s q : C-bs-7ebois
L--a- A. u Eyans J. n Sheridan. c. Il
l ~ J. E1--sbcrCuEh =. Z
--.r e-- n-ie = r PAGE " 81 Raymond.
= - -----a q y hloE14r- VIE ane tE0
-S BIS A. n chase Ms " 2 Lewis
ana Er-er Mrs- C. II Tr1irr AIrs Fred
HrE L-z r. Galnsrza6 Ers william
= Hls- a-- z1-- Lrs- A. L 3 Davies. Ms
A. La-l--raT and rhres children Mss
z. E----t -rs T. Leonard Miss K 3 Class.
MIS- M-LaU James, r ". Famer P. :.
haEeF ~. E Brewer Mu r H HiluEn
er- rWo clrel, Pose Z. Absl, Frsncis B
S-e--T. ~ g. N1l1nery. Nrs J. Mel Carter
end rTl cr-rel- Lieutenant 2 B Lphzu
slzrr5-r 1-lzs Flrr stsvs-r Tvussr- Beverley
N-Hr " = Alle- ard vie, E H Griffith
ErU E1-c-ulu-Lrs Miller. Miss Miller,
hE-r Ms ". ~ Nils Alden -ro-rsr,
pr i. Scsrlcn. Mr. = n Patto1-
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.

The French ship Desaix Cat Tacous) was
Chartered nriOr 70 arrival for wheat thence 10
Europe AZ Zts 3D.
The following vessels are chartered for Iuua-
Der 70 Australia puget Sound iosdingl. ship
EIE=ll. Sydney G5s I'd with option OF
Melbourne OF ADELAIDE at 4QS prio- % arrival.
Italian ship Irall4. % South Australia. one
port. 34s Sd II 70 two ports 36s Cd prior
% arrival. British bark Srra thd0l. 10 Mel
bourne or Adeisfde AZ 52s Cd
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.


Monday. October l..
L stmr Logan. srinson. 81 days from
Manila. va Nagaszki p days, via Honolulu
sInr r 4 KiIburn. Thompson. hours from
sting Nsndsiay. smith. So hours from cres-
slmr brunswick. Eilsfsen. Il hours from
Fort Bragg.
stmr Francis H LegEett. Reinerz. 45 hours
sfnr Arctic. Nelson. p hours from Eureka
s-rnr saUoa. Nscseu. Is hours rom cas-
pa bound south called in 70 land passenger
stDE Breskwater, Seaman, ~ hours from
Coos Bay
srmr Pomona, Swanson. 20 hours from Eu-
stmr Aberdeen. Hansen. 7s hours from Co
sTmr STATE Of CzIiforniz. Thomas. - hours
frou san Diego and way ports
srzr Despatch. Lsvtnson. - hours from.
stmr Maggie. Eagles. hours from Half
stmr signal. Benaegara. 20 hours from Coos
Bark Gatherer. Kelly. Il days from AIitak.
gschr ssusslito, DahiOn. days from Coos
sehr Mary c. Campbell hours from Bo-
CLEARED.
Monday. October Il.
stnr Coos Bay. johnson. San Pedro. etc. ;
stmr onstlla- NOpander. victoria, etc; P
Brig Larlipe. Forest. AIt.sz. Mexico. HEX
BARK HOlnsSard Bound. Thompson. Hun,
England American Hop and Barley Co
SAILED.
Monday. October II
e stnr Marblehead. Holmes. AagdaIena
Bay
Stur ? A KIlburn. Thompson Port Rodgers
strr Maggie Eagles. Hsifmoon Bay
Stur Ceutralia. Erickson. San Pedro
Stmr samoa Mzdsen. san Pedro
stmr CmztiIlz. Nopander. Victoria. B. c.
etc
stnr Francis Il Legrett Reiners Eureka
Stur Scotia johnson. B0wenz Landing
Stnar Argyll. Gflboy. Honolulu
stnr san Pedro. Rasmussen. Eureka
stn1r South Bay Anderson. Eureka
Stmr Gualala- Kairin. Delmar.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Oct. Il. 10 p. m--Weafher
clear. wind NV velocity miles per hour
SPOKEN.
Oct I6-In lat 81 40 north. long 20 As west.
ship Aryan. from Honolulu, for Delaware
Bre1kwzter.
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE. Oct 17.-Stnr City Of Topeka
previously reported sunk here. was success
fully hoGted this morning
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Excursion on the Corcoran.

TIE fast bay steamer Il = Coroorzn yes
t=r5sy carried an excursion and picnic party
70 Glen Cove, near Vallejo. The party consisted
Cf the Sisters o. Notre Dane College and one
hunCrsd pupils The warm sunshine and clear
sru0sphere made the day Al IDEAL one for
outing z10zt and the teachers, with their
pupils. found Il most enjoyable
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went ashore No details OF the wreck have
ben obtained a. tbs date and the extent o.
the loss Is unknown Tie Addsndz was one Of
the pretrfest crafts that sailed cut Of this
hsrbcr, and many who have admired her me
lines VIII regret to hear o. her disaster
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Bark Addenda Wrecked.

TIE fne four-nssted bark A66en6a il
ashore in PzIlster Bay Sew Zealand. about
thlr-v I've ulles southwest q Wellington. A
vessel vas re1orre5 wrecked IN that locaIity
Iss- S-6sF and later ir vas known thar she
the AdIerla 1- rEts port The vessel i
cu-ne1 81 the S-Eus1u L1rce- Cczuusuy ~
Ezn Francisco ard her Ezy rom
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Cari Systems and Cabinets.

$500 buys a card index drawer. 500
record cards and 25 guide cards Loose
leaf ledgers, price books and good print
ing. Sanborn. Vail & Co, 741 Market ST .
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Shinnent of Barley

The bsrk Hcu1eWard Bound vas cleared YES
terizy E0r Hui. England. with IS 5O4 cts bar
leE. valued SO. 1e5, and %. coo feet OF Iun-
Der dUnEsge. valued AT $500
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Lumber for Mexico.

day for AlrErz Mexico. with $500 feet OF lurn-
ber and L. 743 bundles Of box shocks, valued
AZ S1gz5
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS

NOTEIn the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order OF occurrence to time. the
fourth time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there but three tides as
scrslstines occurs The heights given are in
addition TO the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when a minus I'll
sign precedcs the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given BY
the charts The plane Of reference il the mean
Of the lower low waters
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Via s.usanso zu,

SUBURBAN SERVICE STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from san Francisco. daily, al IN,
--aa -. S-10. ESQ. Il 90 a. n: l.sS -
as Sis. s-50 $50 1.I5 9.o0 ana IL
.. II
Arrive At san Fraae.seo. daily. AZ fs...
t.25 SOS. s-E2. e-22- 6-57. T.4o and ii -.
DAILY exceDt Sunday
Fer Fairfax. daily. at T:45 a n: aIso g.
urdays az ais D m and daily excepr Sar---
day and sunday at 5-f5 D III
THROUGH TRAINS
T.45 o. m daily-Cazzdsro and way srarton.
3.15 p. N. Saturdays only-For Cazadsro.
etc
Sis p N. daily. excspt Saturday ana san-
day. for T0ulaies etc
TICKET CFFICE-e6o Markst -
FERRT-UnLon Depot. foot % Market 81
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Sun. Moon and Tide.

Sun. Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance TO san Francisco
Bay Published BY official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur a.
the city front C3Iission- street WHARF ab5ut 15
minutes later than Fort Point the height
Of tide IS the same at both places
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WEATHER REPORT.
u2oth Meridian-Paciac Tinel }

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct I7-5 p. N.
le following maximum and minimum tenn
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: TUE
The following are the seasonal rafnfzlls TO
date. as compared with those OF same date last
season, and rainfall IN last twsnty-fogr hours:
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NsCHLANFOUs

SEATTLE. Oct 17.-Stmr City Of Topeka
previously reported sunk here was SUCCESS
fully doGted this morning
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POINT LOBOs Oct. Il. 10 ,. m-Weafhe,
clear; wind NV. velocity miles per hour
SPOKEN.
Oct I6-In lat 81 40 north. long 20 As west
ship Arysn. from Honolulu, for Delaware
Breakwzter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
SPECIALLY Low ROUND TRIP RATES
OFFERED BY THE sEABoARp
at3Ih,Ef . 'e-5

$50, TOR edmond, VA, to Jacksonville,
Fla. and return, account meeting In
terstate Sugar Cane Growers Associa-
tion; tickets on sale May ID and Sd,
good returning until May s, 1904,
$50. 7o--R Richmond Va, to Carthage, Mo-,
and return, account Annual Meeting Ger
man Baptist Brethren, May l9th-2lth;
tickets on sale May nth to 2ith. inclu-
slve, good returning May Soth; can be
extended until June S0th by depositlng
Same and payment of fifty cents,
$50 O5-R Richmond, Va, to Dallas, Texas
and return on account General Assem-
ny Cumberland Presbyterian Church"
May 1ath-27th; tickets on sale May nth
Ito 18th, inclusive, good, returning May
81, 1901,
$65. 25- Richmond. Va, to San Francisco
or LOS Angeles, Cal. account Genera!
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church"
May Sd to Slst, and National Associn-
ton of Retail Grocers OF United States"
May Sd to Sth; tickets on sale April "a
to Both, Inclusive; good returning June 80,
1901. Stop overs are allowed both go
Ing and returning at number OF points,
also side trips are given to holders Of
these tickets TO various points of inter-
est,
Rates given above arc from Richmond;
same reduction from other points on the
seaboard, Information In regard to the
| N'esN W. M.TAYLoR, g. n. Az
$50 East Main Street,
| n 81. Lizard, D. r. "A.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
AGAINST JUMPING.
High Royal Arcanunl Official
Saws Proceeding Very Irregular.


In an article in yesterdays paper on o.,
tho Royal Arcanum Ora nd. Council when
is to meet in .,ortolk leth-9oth, some
prophecies were made as TO the eisctioli
Of grand officers. 1t was stated that q
prominent Arcanumite Zone who mas noI
held line office in the, grand no 10Y.
would probably be elected grand wee.
regent, was understood y yeSSs e,,noIl
and a resident Of sRichmond. tnat ,tneIs
would be natural opposition py many man
10 an innovation OF jumping al me llhe
officers even by SO jealous man.
is understood that Mr.. Hurkamp. VINO
I by the unwritten law OF susce CO, .,nt
stands for the Tice-presidency. does M NO. ~
wish the place and will decline u. ms us
would logically mean the advancement ~
OF the other line officers two poi ths
each. the regent going out making ,, .n9
other vacancy. The RICHMOND OF tlc Ia
stated that without rdisparaging ne
merits OF any floor man It 3 Wou!o 70
Considered by him and Others as. unpo-
tentIal to take any floor man OF cotn,
K rnitteeman and jump him.. over In. ine
Whole line, and that II man IS enhtled
~ advance one position in case Of va
cancy he is logically entitled to. advan rs
! NO positions IN case Of two va cancles.
~ is evident that some favor the JUMP
5inu' act, on the nlea that It Is, the filling
~ a vacancy, and that other line OFFICERS
Would advance as they would do II MI.
Hurkamp renla Ined In. line, But the
nnnonents OF this theory do not admit
tha plausibity, and maintaiK that It Is
pure and slmple & #
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II
NEW SEWERS
TO BE. PUT IN N.
tS3s,aa q x $1,000
Street 8 Committee Dispos'cs OF y
a Large Amount Of
Work.
IN MAR sH+5'A''.'Ll. !. ! |. war v Art. Q.
y55. $500 A
Messrs. Mann and Allen II !. Get, in. II,
Good Work for Their
MA Constituents.
IN MARSHALL! WAR 4 . }.

The Committee on Streets held long
meeting yesterday afternoon and Ind DIS
posed 81 largo amount Of public busi-
ness, most OF which was routine IN It's
nature.
Perhaps tho most interesting was The
resolution recommending to the Council
that the following sewers BIO laid during
the year:
Main street, between Second and Third
streets; Church Fill Avenue and Twenty
first street; Reservoir and Cary Streets;
Ivy street, from Rowlnnd to Robinson.
street; Madison Street. between Main
ana FRANKLIN Streets; Twenty-tiilrl'd1
street. from MARSHALL Street to alley
south: Park Street from Hanover Street
To- Grove Avcnun; Clay Street. from
Brook Avenue to Monroe Street: I ~
eighth Street, between Gay nna MAR !.
shall Streets: Darlington Street, cast OF
Seventeenth Street and bra nch IN q Hey; al
ley north OF Leigh Street and west Of Sew
enth Street: alley north OF Leigh street
y and west OF Seventh Street; Park street,
from Park Avenue to Hanover street;
IIarvie Street. between Park and Grove
Avenues; Williams Street, crossing Sew
entecnth Street (parD: Marshall Street,
from Thirty. first to eThirty-thlrd Streets;
& 1.ombnrdy Street, from Leigh Street to-
Bacon Quarter Branch: jail Alley, from.
Broad to Marshall Street; Pcnitentiary
sewer Q9); Sycamore Street; Elm Street,
between Ivy and Park: Sixth Street;
@Twenty.cighth Street. from N to Q
Streets; Church Hill Avenue and y Wtsnty-
first street: Twenty-thlrd Street. from
Marshall to alley south; Twenty-eighth
Tslo,, nj IN al
Marshall, from Thirty-first to Thirty-
third street: Second street tFulton),
from Louisiana to end, near Denny:
Lester Street, from Nicholson TO Louis
lana street; Denny Street, from Lester
to Fourth Street: Seventh Street from
Denny 10 Louisiana Street.
IN MARSHALL WARD.
Mesers. Mann and Allen secured the
recommendation OF the committee for
having the following work done IN Mar
shall Ward: Fl ri
n Granite curb and new granite gutter
on north side o Street. from Twenty
fourth to STwcnty-fifth Street.
Granite curb and To- relay era mite gut
ter OF, south side G. Street. from Twenty
( fourth to Twenty fifth Street.
Pave with granite spalls the city's
y part OF roadbed OF Twenty-ftth Street,
from Leigh to M Street.
Pave with granite spnlls the clty's part
OF roadbed OF 1wenty-fifth Street, from
NJ to n Street. s. }; n
NJ Curb and gutter west side F'ttth Street,
from Nicholson TO Denny Street. s
Curb and gutter west side Third Street,
from Louisiana to Nicholson Street.
Curb and gutter east side First Street
4 from Louisiana to Orleans Streea.
Curb and gutter west side Williamsburg
Avenue. from Nicholson to Hag1le. Il
Pave with granite spalls road Of Broad
Street, from Tlhrty-second to corporate
line, two and a half squares.
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WEEK OF TRADE
sBackwardness Of Spring Cause OF
Unsatisfactory Conditions.
55a6 sI S(F,y} "a ssuciated PreSs.) @4#$4 ts

4 NEW YORK, April 15.--R.i. q; Dun y
.company's weekly review OF trade & 70
morrow will say: II
Tardy spring weather following 6. an IN IN
usually severe winter, makes Ut dirt
cult to restore satisfactory trade. condi-
ton, but it Is encouraging to find g t
many points this unreasonable weather
the only cause OF complaint, and there Is
always hope that the early losses may
be made Sup. at least in large measure.
when the conditions become normal. In
the meantime sales Of dry goods are re-
stricteu and stocks In all positions from
producer to consumer are larger than
is desirable. Aside from, the cotton
States, Where bus.ness Is brisk. the
weeks dispatches Indicate that early
gains were maintained, but little further
progress occurred. abor controYersies
are still an adverse factor. Railway
earnings in the first week in April TO
smaller than last year.
No definite check to progress IN the
iron and steel industry IS discerned all
though lit lacks uniformity. and In some
departments 1t is difficult to find en-
Ecouraging signs. , .
% IL textile manufacturing there Is no
s de1lcy OF cotton goods has given place to
a market distinctly favoring purchasers:
4 Failures this week number 20 agalnss
at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
MR.. WOOD cQUI]I'T:ET:EE,D1:.
Court Instructed Jury to Find Find
Verdict Of Not, Guilty.

Z In the United States District Court YES,
terday, when the case lsof the United
with assaulting a mailtAcarrier on duty
was called,s the district attorney, Hon.
Il. 4. Lewis. addressed the court. NOV,
Verdict Of not guilty, as the evidence adj
duced disclosed a different situation
from that presented to the grand jury
which indicted Mr.. Wood. Judge Wad-
was returned In accordance Herewith.
The acquittal Of Mr.. Wood is very
gratifying to his friends. OF whom There
.vindicatlon Of him. In this connection,
1t is fair to Mr.. Wood to state that It
was recently enormously published that
he had recently figured in another as
sault case which occurred on the govern
nent reservation. This was mistake.
1t was a man OF the same name, but
different man altogether.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-16
.SULLY RECEIVERS
RECOVER COTTON
Warehouse Receipts and 3,o'to'S
# Bales Of Cotton Turned Over
by the Trust Company.
s(By Associated Press.l

FIX x (By Associated Press.)
Il NEW YORK, April 15.-After a hearing
In the United States District Court to-
day, Judge Holt issued an order direct
ing the Guaranty Trust Company to turn
over to the receivers. Taft and Miller, Of
the suspended firm OF .. J. Eully and
Company. the warehouse receipts for tho
5.0B bales OF cotton and the cash ball
fance Of S12,209 which was still held by
the trust company. Tlls order permits
the receivers to dispose Of the cotton as
they think best after notice has been
given 10 tho Il. W. Reynolds Company!
4 or Providence. r. l., and without preju- !
dies to the latter company to assert
any claims It may have in the proceeds
OF the sale OF the cotton.
Tile cotton and cash recovered BY to-
days order was tho remainder from
1900 bales which sully and Company
had placed with the Guaranty Trust
Company az collateral securities for a
loan OF 81, coo. 90 prior to the filing OF the
petition In tho bankruptcy. OF this
amount the trust company sold auffi-
Gent cotton to discharge tho principal
and accrued Interest. The cotton and
cash covered by4to-day's order remain
Cd after that Indebtedness had been dis
charged. 5.5s a.s II.
Edwin HaWley ana frank Ray nay .
filed petition In the United States Dis
trict court for restraining order against
Receivers Miller and Taft to stay all
proceedings In the matter OF the exam: !.
nations growing out of the failure OF
y. J, Sully and Company.
This motion will be heard April 18th.
lJntil a determination of this motion
all proceedings in the sully matter have
been postponed. y, "a .3.aSJ 9,
Judge Holt. OF tbs United States Dis
trict Court, granted a temporary order.
which restraints Special EXAMINE Alex
tauder from continuing the examination
into the sully and Company bankruptcy
matters.
The petition alleges that the special
examiner erred in refusing to allow coun-
eel for the petitioners TO examine Wit
nesses, and that the examination mas
gone beyond It's proper scope. and that
the examiner has permitted the introduc-
tion OF extraneous matter.
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Bradstreet's Report on Principal
Cities Week Ending April 14th.

>,r,,,, vSpE a nil * --nhn following
~ ono,t,sI ~, Rradstreet.s. shows
~ :, ~ rlearIres at nnnibe, OF the
, ,ms s cs,fes for the w..h ended April
ia,h pitl, the percentage of increase ami
ls.,l MN .Se ~, n.r n win Tia CORE
uss. a. ,,sek last vsar. si.ty-four 9TH
or NV york s Nh os4oso decrease lo.7.
Hns. on ~ SIS ts,i oo4s7S decrease Sc.
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Grin Quickly Knocked Out

"Some weeks ago durins the severe
winter weather both my wife and myself
contracted severe colds. which speedily
developed into tho worst kind OF la
grippe, with all &its miserable SYMPTOMS
says Mr.. j. s.. Egleston OF Maple Land
ing. Iowa, "ISnees and joints achlils,
muscles sore, head stopped UP, eyes and
nose running, with alternate spells Of
chills and fever. We began using Cham
Cough Remedy, aiding tho same
with double dose OF Chamberlaln's
stomach and Liver Tablets, and BY It's
liberal use soon completely knocked OUT
the grin" For sale by all druggists.