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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 2a-The cotton market
opened easy NJ a decline OF 34l2 points under
liquidation and bear pressure, following rather
lower cables than expected. continued repo. Is
OF more favorable weather and a prospect Tor
a BEARS hinslsnt statement. AS has been tho
ease OF late, there seemed 10 be some huy.ng
or May for account Of spot interests nj the
somewhat while 1t also promoted some cover
ing. Notwithstanding this, however the mar
ket for the first few minutes showed turther
weakness and increased the losses OF u matter
Of from Sdpid points, with July selling down 70
so against ltO5 on the previous u ght.
This was followed by series OF very narrow
anu irregular fluctuations, with trading very
quiet and limited almost entirely to the scalp
ing contingent. New Orleans did not ap4ear
10 he doing anything in the local market ana
the demand noted for May at the opening
seemed to peter out" soon after the cn-i. IS
Inmates Cor to-morrow's receipts At leading
points were rather fun from bulish stand
point, but under last years figures ana the
into sight for the week proved quite as bear sh
had been anticipated, 1t appeared TO have
been discontinued, however, for the mafhet
during the afternoon ruled fairly steady. being
finally steady ut a net decline Of 5PlO points,
the closing hgurtss within 2 or points or tho
hest for the session, with room shorts showing
disposition to cover, although bear!sh Nsi-
lle supply statement Is expected to-lnlrr1W
Sales wers estimated at 100000 bales. Exp 1rts
bales, and Southern uivices Indicated rather u
better demand for spot cotton for foreign ac-
count
Receipts of cotton ut the ports to-day were
7,S2S bales against 1874 last week, and S.liB
last year For the week $1,000 bales against
27O25 last weeh aud A,6Oi last year. To-day
receipts Al New Orleans were 1855 bales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Bank Clcarlngs.
(Rv Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, April 1.-The following
table, compiled by Bradslreet, shows the
bank clearings at Il number OF the prn-
clpal cities Tor the week ended April 2lst,
with tho percentage OF Increase and de-
crease as compared with the correspond
ing week last Year, SlXty-three otner
cities arc included II the tota >: 80
Chicago SCI, 1861 $50: decrease, 29,4
Ioston. $ill0.ll13; decreage, 1915.
Phil dslphia. SllOslS,sA; decrease. 1875.
ST. Louis, s5O,eal 800, decrease, 10.
r ttsbu &, Sa9oS3,S $50, decrease, 24i.
San Francisco, S270S3,9iI, increase, T.
Ia timorc 50 ,3.l,3y2; decrease, SO
Cincinnati. ID as5 40; decrease, 10.
Kansas City, sl9,7.l, lS6: decrease, 1871.
New Orleans, Sl7,2.U,ay9; lncl ease, 3S.3.
Louisville sl1.4ua,70l; increase, l2,6.
Mem. ,h.s, $i.7s2 9sl; increase, 200.
Richmond, S..7s2, 9Sl: increase, 80.
Washns ton. S+l92h7b; increase, lO7,
Savannah, 81 Ga, NJ decrease. Ha'
Fort Worth, $2,D2S,S70 decrease. 30
Nashville, Sa.G51, SIS; decrease, lis.
Norfolk, Sl,S}3.l47; increase, 2i.,l.
Augusta, Sqi6,OS9; decrease, 1l,3
arm nglam, Sl,2Ss,3 increase. 10.
itMoxvi,le, 81, 35i,7l3: increase. AZ.
I-itte Rock, SY7,,3.4,---,
Macon, si,20l,0tD; increase, 14.1.
Chattanooga, si6l,a9S; increase, 81.
Houston, SlJs6l6o0; decrease, So,
GGnnlHfs4n e o nSlsas ic 1s u
Tot,ls. unlicd States, Sls56. 7es32l; de
Outside New York s7lcso5,lA7: decrease
1876
Totals, Canada. SAG 4930iS; decrease S,S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
CHARGES ARE.
EX0RBITANT
Commissioners Burnley Declares
the Prices for Labor at ST.
Lofts Out of Reason.

tspccial to rho Iimcs-Dispatch)
RALEIGH, n. G., April 22--Comt,1ls-
sioner of Agriculture s. l.. Patterson
says there is an unusually large amount
or adul,eration Of feed stuff for stock,
tho udultcratlon being principally by
mills In other States, shipping Into this
state IN competition with North Carolina
nullors, who have the advantage of hav-
ing no freights to pay Saw-dust, rice
chaff, corn bran are the most common
material for adulteration
Commissioner Patterson has inspectors
in tile State under the new pure food
law, who arc stopping the sale Of adul-
tcrated feed. He expects to within a
year have the adulteration stopped.
LXORBlTANT PRICES.
II. II. I3rimley, who Is IN charge OF
tho North Carolina exhibit ut the ST.
Louis Exposition, writes the commissioh-
or of agriculture that charges out there
are txurbitant beyond all reason. llod
carriers are getting seven dollars q day
and gccond-class carpenters fitty-lNe
cents uii hour. He had two wagon oads
OF material moved from one building 70
another. a distance OF u lttt, ana NAH,
and the bill was SIT.
rho State superintendent Of public M
structIon has made a ruling that county
boards Of education cannot pay the tut
ton or teachers ut summer school ull-
der the ltLw. Sixteen counties had al
ready ordered that the tuition OF the pub
lie school teachers at the summer school
here should be paid out Of tho school
funds. The law only allows, says tho
State superintendent, the payment or tut
tion where the summer school Is In the
county or in a contiguous county In the
event or O. Joint school
DOMEsTlCATED.
The North Carolina Mining and Milling
Company. Of Delaware, was domesticated
In tho office of the Secretary Of State
to-day, the purpose being to begin mills
ing ana refining operations In this State.
Tho company has not set designatcd
where their principal North Carolina Of
flee will be. The incorporators are Ohio
capitalists.
Governor Aycock returned to-day from.
a two weeks stay In Western North
Caroline and spartanburg. S. c., he hav-
ing delivered an address at tho latter
place last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
A CONTEST DECIDED.
Amateur Minstrel Show and Ball
at Culpeper.
Special to The 'rlmes-Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
CULPEPEF, VA, April 22.-Judgc D. a.
Grimsley yesterday decided the contest
of appointment as superintendent Of the
poor of this county, between the incum-
bent, Mr.. John ChadducA. who. was ap-
pointed TO the office by the county judge.
and Mr.. T. C. Burke, who was recon-
mended to the same judge for the APP
poinment In favor OF Mr.. Burke. Tho
principal point raised was, that there was
no authority In law by which tho
county could ignore the recommends
'tlon by the county board of supervisors
Of the contestant Burke. and further,
that there was no vacancy.
The opera house was full to overflow
ing last night to witness a most crcdi-
table entertainment in the minstrel line,
by all home talent. The proceeds were
large and the music was from WASH
ington's Marine Band After the per-
Torrance a grand ball was much enjoyed
by residents and a number Of people
from distance. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
INTERESTING DECISION
IN AMHERST COURT
Especial t.. The Times-Dispatch)

Especial to. The Times Dispatch III
AMHERST. VA, April 22.-The case OF
sainpson Rose against the Southern Rail
way Company. which has been on trial
IL, the Circuit Court for several days
past, was ended this morning by YER
dict for the defendent. Rose fell off q
public road into q cut Of the railroad
company and sustained severe injuries.
He sued the railroad company for dams
ages for the injury sustained. on the
GROUND that the cut had encroached upon
the County roads, thus r,'r,t'':n:s IL
unsafe for public travel. The court in
structed the jury that 1t was the duty
Of the county to keep the road In good
condition and safe for travel, and that
there was no grounds of action by cit
izen of the county against the railroad
company for damages sustained by tho
encroachment of the cut upon the public
road.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
The Bad Bows Father,

Long before George Peck became Cows
paper In La Crosse. Tho press agent OF
a circus came In one day and said hs
wanted q, two-co!umn al: in the n p7aper::s
you s535O.' The agent thought that wa
rather high and said he would do with
ono column. That will be Just $50. so;
half e. tie tie space" protested the circus
man Yes, i know said Peck conti--
sdentially, f'''but I'll tell you Just how y
Is. Your circus will be here on the ,, III! .t1
$3.50 on tho 18TH So what can II do?SS'
The hurnor OF the situation appealed t.
the press agent and Editor Peck Dill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
TOBACCO MARKET.
Prices on Sun Cured and Smoked
Tobacco Better Yesterday.

Excellent sales were conducted yest,er-
day at some of the local tobacco breaks.
At si,elburne's about $1,000 pounds were
handled. the tobacco being mostly shipped
stuff A gratifying strengthening In tEa
tone of the market was Indicated. The
n,.it.rs were better on both sun-cured and
smoked tobacco, The weekly bulletin of
the Grain and Cotton Exchange gives the
following comment and price list for the
markets
Dark fired tobacco--ncw; receipts light;
market strong and active quotations. Old;
receipts and offerings very light and
market very quiet, but little doing
Enthusiastically light and market strong,
sun cured-rcceipts very light and mar
i;.t active. Note,--Panters are cautioned
not to ship their tobacco to market IN
high order as with warm weather 1t Is
ant to damage and then 1t will not bring
full quotations.
park fired tobacco. new, Tugs, S. to 81;
short to medium leaf, 81 TO $3.50; long
Lsaf, Sc to 50; selections and wrappers, $40
to ST..
Dark fired tobacco. reordered prm-
iugs, S?.7b to $3.50; Tugs, common to good.
81 to $t.75; Tugs, good to prime. $4lo to
Is short leaf $3.50 to Sc; medium leaf,
Sc to ST. long leaf, 81 to 50; wrappers and
selection, $40 to sl3.
Bright tobacco new, smokers common,
&c to IS, medium, IS to $40: fine, $40 to
$40. cutters, common, $40 TO SIC; medium.
sic to SIS, fine, SIS to SIT; fancy, SIT to
$50, filters, common, SO to 81; medium, IS
TO- 50: good, 50 10 Sll; fine, SIC to sil;
wruppers common. sl4 to SIS; medium,
SIS TO $50; good, SCI to $751; fine, $50 10
! so: fancy, $40 to $40,
sun. cured tobacco, new, prlmnss, u 10
81, tugs, common to good 81 TO So; lugs,
oood 10 prime, IS 10 $3.50; short leaf 81
10 IS; long, leaf, 50 to sic; wrappers, Sls
to So,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

DR.. Hawthorne will preach at both :; ser 7
vices Sunday at the Grove Avenue BAD
list Church. His subject in the morn morn,
Form and Its Significance. At the
close Of the evening service the ord !,
nance OF baptism will be administered 70
tWenty-slx persons. At, "a
Both services at tho Grace Street Bap-
fist Church will be conducted by the
theme christian Liberty evening, "a
Creeping Paralysis
There viii be On p9portsnt mass nastt
Church on sunday morning at the con- con
c.uston OF the. morning service , IhG
pastor, Or. Derieux. Will preach at oott
services.
Unitarian Church.-subject Of passt t,'r,s
sermon Sunday morning Is The, Spll,it
OF Jesus Services in Monroe Hall. John
{ l.. Robinson, pastor.
1.-THE Meaning OF the Tragedy Of the te
Cross will be tho theme on which the
Rev. Dr.. Henry e., Johnson, pastor . q
Laurel Street Methodist G r.t w she
morning service he Will speak on ing y
JOY OF Fellowship,
Marshall street Christian church.-IRe TO-,
day at II a. nj. and p. NJ Sunday
school $50 a. NJ. Christian Endeavor
DR.. Il. r. English will preach morning
and night at the Westminster Presny-
terrain Church.
At Grace Street Presbyterian Church,
the pastor, DIR. Witherspoon. VIII preais Sia
in the morning, and. will take tor MS
At night DR.. Witherspoon's. pulpit VIII
me filled by the Rev. Samuel Semple, OF
Titusvile, Pa. MIR. Semplo Is the guest
Of MI. George Bryan, No. Is North
Tho great interest in the revival meet !,
ings at the Baptist Female Seminary
and s GepFct tat 81 e Weston
Bruner. of Calvary. had to return. But
he came back to the city this morning 2. IN I
and Will i occupy his own pulpit G 81
mornng ts aen h is The FrendSood q
the Holy Spirit. No. 8 In My Comics.
sion of Faith. .; At night M, Br y 81
VII TAX tnI about a. tbs HeaS 9qesn' NO. y
Rev, J. j. Haley. pastor Of the Seventh
Street Christian Church, viii occupy ms ld
Il GIT. His subject for his morning ser
mon will be Claiming Life by Losing
il" and for ngnt, Holding Or" Or
Haley's eloquent. simple and practlca
discourses are winning for him many
admirers.
REV. James E. Cook, pastor OF the
Hogd Memorial Presbyterian Church
viii preach, his last sunday sermon a.
inc and evening. His last service at the
and the following Sunday no will entel
upon his ailtles as pastor OF the Cilttol
EOTpo eSbyleri1n Church. = u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
THETA DELTA CHI.
Installation of Chapter at VIII
liam and Mary College.

Especial RI The s-Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April "a
Erilon Chapter of the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity, was installed at William and
Mary College tonight, followed by a.
han ;,,et ut the Colonial Inn. a reception
in honor of President Tombs and the
embassy will be given on Saturday night,
April Esd, at Northlngton, tho home OF
Mr., Francis O'Keefe. Several prominent
,nemLels of the fraternity were present
at the installation Tonight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
CHESTERFIELD COURT.
Jury Directed to Visit Watkins
Farm in Connection With Suit,
iSneclal to The Times Dspatch.)

CHESTERFIELD C. H.. VA, April 2e-
The suit Of ". o. Watkins against the
dSne in 1890 by Gr!ndall Creek to his low
grounds due to an alleged obstruction
caused BY the construction force Of the
railroad, was commenced lerc To-day
cl,ded today, and Tie jury was directed
TO visit the farm Of Mr., Watkins, on
which is the old Ampliill residence, and
view for themselves the property alleged
TO have been damaged,
The Board Of Supervisors will meet here
Monday next,
r "A f,haffin & ca, for the home place
Of the late Dr, Thomas j. cheatham near
the Courthouse.
Minor children have IN interest IN the
iirIned by the court which VIII probably
be done at this term,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Tomorrow.

welding the baton. Tho noted German
was rehearsing in London on one occa-
sion when peculiar little tapping sound.
soft but most irritating, cnught his at
tention. After enduring It for some nln-
tu.es IN silence. he looked round for the
fish: II must ask you not to beat time
with your foot; and then quietly added
as II it had only just occurred to hmi
Wien am CONDUCTING r cannot always a,S.,
Of his face drew the sting out OF thai
sarcasm and everybody laughed. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
DIVER STILL CHAMPION
Defeats Hansen in Mixed Wrest
ling Match in Petersburg.
fSneclal tu The TimCS-DlspatCh.J

Especial to The TImts-D! spatcn.1
PETERSB URIC, VA. April 22.t-Profes-
sor Dwycr defeated John Hansen IN a
wrestling bout at the Academy to-nlght.
winning two falls out of the three. 1t
was a mixed bout, and the toss of the
coin gave the first choice to Dwyer, and
In catch-as-catch-can won the first tall
in twenty.eight minutes, Hansen won
second fall, Graeco-Roman, in thirty-two
minutes.
Dwyer being the quickest winner the
third fall was catch as- catch-can. and he
Won in eleven minutes. The house was
overwhelming for Hansen. Dwyer de-
clined TO accept his challenge for Greco
Roman contest, and Hansen would hol ae-
cepr the catch-as- catch can:
Robert Mackay, Of Washington, chal-
lenged Dwyer for catch-as- cat ch-can con.
test on the 18th and 9th for purse OF
500, and the challenge was accepted pro-
ylded the house can be secured.
Eiichhcrg was time-keeper and Relnache
,afe u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. N. c., April 22.-sP1RITS
TuRPENTINE-Steady a, size. bid: rece pts
casks. Eosn-Noth!ns dong; receipts. -
barrels. Tar--Fir,n s?.00 receipts, ll6 barrels
Crude Turpentne-F at s2,25as.75 and $40;
receipts 70 barrels
Z SAVANNAH. Ga, April 2s-TuRPES-
cepts. 2SS casks: exports. 5o5 casks. R1sn--
Firm sales, 20 barrels receipts. l,A37 barrels !:
export, s, $50 barrels
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 22.-TURPEN-
TINe-E'lrru at Sc ROsin-Firm
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL %. 1so

PORT OF FlCfidoND' HitslAIt -, 1sVa-
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan n
disc and messengers. Old DOMINION line
TUG Radiant Baltimore two barges Of oil.
Standard OIL co.
SAILED
Steamer Pocahon,as Graves Norfolk and
James RIVER .anungs, merchandise ami puA-
s,,sc,s y rsIn.a .>u' cation Co.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Nortolk, merchan'
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 2?, 1904.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Parcy BIrdsall. Boston.
Schooner Joseph G., Ray, Boston.
Schooner Marie Palmer, Portland.
SAILED.
Schooser Katharine d. Perry, Portland
Schooner q, d, Wltherel. Bangor.
Barge IIolton, Charleston. Mass.
Barge New York, Providence.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
The Lecture Enjoyed.

A large and delighted audience enjoyed
Admiral Webster's lecture on Japan last
night at the Cavalry ArmorN. The Illus
trations were amons the finest ever seen
in Richn,ond, and the lecture itself was
both instructive and enleFlain'nS'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
CHILDREN'S CHORUS,
Last Rehearsal at Noon To-day
At " M. c.. A.

The last rehearsal of the rhildrcn's
chorus of the Wednesday Club VIII be
ut the Y, NJ. C. A. hail at noon to-day,
All arrangements for the festival VIII
be completed at this rehearsal, and u Is
important that all childrNn be present,
Tickets will be distributed and final In
StructionS Mill no given,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

At a late hour last night 1t was stated
that MI. Yirgmius Newton Was doing
nicely,
Mr, Newton was taken sick with pneu-
monia early in the week, and his condl-
ton is now such as 60 excite the sravest
apprehension among his family ard
friends He is being treated by Dr.
Isaiah II. White Dr. g, a, Blanton and
Lr. olney, Philadelphia specialist,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
Colored Teams Play.

Two colored teams played q rafting
game Of bail at Broad Street Park yes.
erday The Union uniyerslty team p, 15
from Howard University, of washington.
The game resulted in a victory for the
loculs by the score Of 10 to s,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23

NEW ORLEANS, La. April Gs.--COTTONr-
Spot cotton firm and In goSd demand. sa.es
$4,000 bales including 600 TO arrive and 5,aCo
y T. to.8 ID. Glus,a;l.hs advanced 1-lbc.
Fl,urss opened quiet WITH prices from 5a3
paints lower Than this close % yestcrdtiy: .iy;
erpcoi and New York were lower and aIiectel
The local market Keeping prices well below
yesterday's close during me earlier hours OF
the session, but later along there was sharp
rally which carried prices w to yestcrtayS
flnals In ihe trading May first lost points to
is 90 declined TO 1888, from which there vas an
ad.ance 10 sit03 The market closed quiet, the
list showing / point higner 10 points lower
for the old crop months and ilo points lower
on tlie lew.
Cotton futures steady: April 1892 bid: May.
l4p3Qli .c5: June. 1872 bid 1uly, Als; August,
II4GIii.47: November. l1,e5 bid; December,
- "a, ! Il IF
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks IN New 1orK
~ Branch Bankers and Brokers'
run,rs SALES.
SALES,

$500 Amnlsanatcd Copper ......
400 Amer. Chr aud Foundry.
Amer. Cotton Oll...........
Amer. snuff .............,.u.
Il Amer. SNUFF, pfd."...."...
aW Amer. Gan ..................
,ssW Amer. Can. pfd......,.u....
lHW Amer. Locomotive. com ....
Az Ame''. Locomotive, pfd....
,llD Amer. Sugar ..........".,.
l2I0g a.. I, and $. +, COM. 90.
10Y A. 7. and S. Fe. pfd
300 Baltimore and Ohio. ,m..
loi09 Brooklyn Rapid Trans it,...
10 Canada Southern .........
200 Canadian Pacific ..,.........
3W Chesapeake ana Ohlo.......
100 Gil. Great Western. ~. ~.
2il00 Chi, Mil. and s. P..........
Colo. Fuel and tron.....,..,.
100 Colo. Southern. com.......
Colo. Southern. LIST pfd....
100 Colo Southern, I'd pfd. $50
lW (.lev, Gin. CHI. and S. L..
SO Continental Tobacco ptd. -.
100 Consolidated Gas
100 Delaware. and Hudson. .....
Del, Lack, ana West.......
900 Erie. conn.,, .....,,
800 Erie, Isl pfd.
20l Erie. "a pfd.
10 General Electric ...........
400 Illinois Central a...........
Louisville and Nnshvillc....
100 Man!,attnn.... at.a.. ......
1900 Metro. street Railway......
$50 M aican Central ............
800 Mo-, Kan. and Tex. com.
100 Mo- Kan. and Tex pfd.
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Cotton quiet; lnildling. 400: net receipts
lgts baies gross. 1872 beles; saies, .Sl. baies
Btoek, 1886 hnles export 70 France II pa'es.
Total to-day at all scnports--Net reettpts,
7,GaS bales; export TO Great Briia!n 70 ssd
bales; TO France, II bales: TO the Continent. ass
t;AIea. ,ock .B.,S2a bales.
Consolidated nj all seaportE--N"t receipts.
55.lsi bales; export 10 Great Britain sy.ssl
halca; 10 France. &.0li bnles; to the Sgntlpsht'
25,3y6 bales; % Japan. 1.a.1 bales,
Total since September ist al al ssap2tts--
Sct recSIpts, 5,st-.JB- bales, export TO Great
grtain, a.a!5s74 bales to Franco. G5s,2Ss bales;
to the Continent, 2,3s9,oa5 bales; - Japan. ~.
III bales; TO Mexico. 25,s.l baics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKET

n DRY GOUDS" MARhcI'
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE dry goods mar
ket has been qu!ei, although gossip mad been
busy about the transactions taat nave bes!i
contaminated on certain lines of print cloth
yarn construction. The volume is nlsner ana
the price lower :han was generally estimated
while II, narrow odds sales have also been
larger and on a basis of 31ac. for regulars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-23
DR.. Henry A. Wise Ill.

The condition of DR., Henry A. Wise, of
Williamsburg, who is In ST. Luke's Hos
ptal is said to be very serious, and his
friends have grave doubts OF his recoY-