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me- COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt of large consignment Of CH1LDREN's,
MEMS and LADIES' HOSIERY. which they are
enabled to offer at great reduction from their gene
raj value.
SO dozen LADIES' WHITE SAXON1 HOSE, very
II dozen LADIES; WHITE ENGLISH HOSE at
l6 and zoe; for g3n 1I, worth 3ac';; oo s,r
lnery sold at 45c.;
81 dozen UNBLEACHED BALBRIGGANS, silk
clicked, at 25c.:
Al dozen CHILDREN's STRIPED ENGLISH
HOSE at 25c.;
200 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH HOSE nj
So per dozen:
The most extensive variety of FANCY HOSE
for ladies and children in Cotton, Isle
Thread and silk. my24
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS OFFER THE
presened-all styles and qualities from l0c. 10 So
yard; BLACK and COLORED GRENADINES at
great sacrifice; thousands OF various goods much
below market value. my "a
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DIED.

Died, on goth instant. at EdgewooG, Caroline
county, after lingering illness, W. IL. ID. fAli'
in the SEVENTEEN year of his age
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ny. OWING. TO THE RECENT DE-
CLINE In the price Of Innings, COHEN BRO
THEIRS are enabled 10 offer
ENGLISH CAMBRICS at from 4 to &C.;
RICE CAMBRICS from 6 to 7c.;
WIGANS from s to 10c.;
Also, many other DOMESTIC GOODS Ut coTTe-
spending reductions. my "a
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NJ EETgNGS.

MEETING OF THE WEST-END
lNl BENEFICIAL AND SOCIAL SOCIETY,"
The regular meeting of the above Society will be
held THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock at
Tholl's Hall, No. 700 west Broad street. corner OF
Munford. All members are requested to be present,
as buelncss of importance Will be transacted.
By order of the President.
nv 3O-II* F. II. THOLL. Secretary.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RICIIMoND,}
RICHMOND, May %, 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERSOF THE CITIZENS BANK
OF RICHMOND will be held at the Office of the
bank on TIIURSDAY:June 6. 1878. at 5 O'Clock
2. NJ. EDWIN u. SNEAD,
my 14-td Cashier.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

CRAYS, ATTENTION ASSEMBLE at 3
" regimontal. armory on FRIDAY NIGHT p
NEXT ut o'clock. in full summer uniform "
white pants), for,company drill and business S. IL
Sickness or being out of the city the only excuse
for being absent.
BY order L. j. BossIEUX. Captain;
my 30-2t JAMES L. TYLER, Orderly.
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(. Mr ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Seryic'
TO-DAY (Ascension-da at IL o'clock. $50.
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PRESS CLUB. s.,E5YI=s
EXCURSION DOWN JAMES RIVER
ON BOARD
STEAMER PAMLICO,
JUNE 18th.

Arrangements are being perfected 70 make THIS
STRING-BAND will be secured.
A OlARTETTE OF EXCELLENT SINGERS
viii accompany the party and enlven the occasion
with gems of song.
One of the decks will be cleared for dancing.
At The landing (Which Will be selected and an
nouuced hereafter) there will be GLASS-BALL
SHOOTING, FOOT-RACES, and other anllsc-
mcnts.
A full programme will be published shortly.
Tickets will be for sale tomorrow by CARRIER Co.,
c. +. Johnston, Andrew Pizzini, and y. Columbus.
Prices:
For ladies and children. each
REFRESHMENTS Will be sold on board at city
prices. No alcoholic spirits will be allowed on the
boat my 30-1t
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WARM SPRINGS.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

Is now open for the reception OF plca5urc-sc.&.rS
and invads.
This lovely place Is situated in the hcautii1' val
ley OF the French Broad, within eight m!hs IT
railroad
We have fine band Of music, attentive Scrvan,s
and all other accommodations TO be- found al ir,-
class watcring-piacc.
For particulars apply for descriptive pamphle'
W. II. NOWERTpN.
LIN DrnILrtnt..-
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81. The nostniasters OF the State, and OF those
sefIt fo DunnsyiI!e I hope your correspond
ef,t viii get possession OF one or. lI his
name is furnished 10 me- will mail him
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OF said robbery, but on motion OIL his At
torneys, he was granted q new trial. This
trial was set for the fall term Of 1877, and
he gave ball In $500 for his appearance.
About the time set for the new trial he
ran away, going first itlis supposed 70
Canada, Sometime Fsiday night he put
In his first appearance, was promptly ar
rested and win be. taken this evening 70
st. Olairsyille by the Sheriff. w "
Mr.. Holt, Secretary, OF the Belmont
Glass Works, has just returned from Ma
son county, West Virginia, where he was
called 10 attend the funeral OF his father.
The remains OF Mrs. Wettach, deceased,
were conveyed to Pittsburgh yesterday on
the train which leaves at 10: b0, An, tor
interment at that city.
Mr.. John Schoen, for number Of years
foreman OF the blacksmith shop OF the p,
& o. r. r. Co., died on Sunday morning
at $3.50 with cancer Of the stomach and
liver. At one o'clock r. N. on Sunday, q
posl RloREn examination was held, which,
az was anticipated, revealed cancer. Mr..
Schoen has been ailing for two years, but
was able 10 attend to his business up till
within the last six weeks, since which time
he has been confined TO his house, most
will IL take AXE place from the Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday at 2 o'clock, Decom.
ber3d. The Masons will participate in the
burial services, he having been Treasurer
OF this Order for many years. "a. M
Mr.. David Campbell, assistant yard
master OF the B. & o. r. R., who, a few
days since, unfortunately, broke his arm
by falling from freight car, is getting
along as well as could be expecteds
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was necessarily severe upon the country
teachers, at which some Of them took Of
Tense, as he could only have hurt the In
competent and unworthy.
AZ. foreshadowed, the Association re:
solved unanimously in favor OF county
supervision and the substitution Of some
better plan for the sub-district system
which makes no one responsible for the
management Of the ungraded or common
schools. fY
also appended.
The following officers were elected fol
the ensuing year: President, Superin
tendent Geo. N. Yarnall, Barnesville, Sec
retarys Miss Fannie Burns, GAINESVILLE
Treasurer Superintendent John. McBir
ney, Cambridge, to meet ut GAINESVILLE some
time next year.
In addition to those named, there wer'
present most OF the other Superintendent
In this part OF the State. They have mad
the impression! that The legislation the!
demand is right, and that they intend Il
push this matter until the so-called schoo
system OF Ohio is systematized.
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Problem Long since solved.

How to remedy those prolific causes Of dis
ease, IN impoverished circulation and an i'm
paired digestion, was problem the solution
OF which had often batfied medical skill, but
which was solved over quarter OF century
ago by the introduction Of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters to public and professional notice.
Since that time, which may well be said to
have initiated new epoch in the history OF
medicine, the remedy and prevention referred
the American people that each succeeding
wear has only served to strengthen, 1t Is rec
ognized throughout the Union as . tonicof the
first order, remedy for and, sure means of
preventing fever and ague, and disorders Of
the stomach and bowels; as reliable means
of refOnninga dlsoriered state OF the1liyer,
and OF cOunteracting a tendency to .rheuma-
tisn, govt, urinary and uterine disorders :.
MwEkw - fiutuld -sE Et,' t!Hi ~
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+ BELIAIRE LocAls.-That the friends and
acquaintance Of one who has been absent
for about thirteen months should be glad
to see him on his return is not strange. II
does not often happen that any ono re
ceives such prompt and vigorous greet
ing as did Mr.. Fred. SweitEer, who was ar
rested in this city on Saturday morning
about ! o'clock by the officers. This
Sweitzer formerly kept asaloon on the west
side Of Belmont street above SD. On the
Oh Of May, 1877, a man named Barrett was
passing through the city and stopped in the
saloon. Being partially intoxicated and
weary with travel, he Rseasily persuaded
by Sweit1cr to tarry with him during the
night, during which Barrett claims that
he was kicked out, which was true, rs Il
appears from his having been found next
morning in the coal house in the alley.
He was also, robbed OF about sixty
dollars. SweitIer was arrested, tried and
convicted in the Court Of Common Pleas,
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crrinr Mnres ON sunday.

Editors Intelligence. :,
have always have had good deal OF
quiet regard for your iournal-approving
its general ideas on politics, finance and
social economy. ! think, however, there
is room for improvementin a more fear
less handling Of some Of the moral Issues,
which demand attention from every con-
cientious manager OF public journal.
The CRYING OF Sunday morning papers
is fast becoming an intolerable nuisance,
and the man who firststarted the abomina-
ton deserves transportation-to kattirf
land.
have two more. First the fellow that sells
stale and uncOmely Pittsburgh trash down
the quiet towns along the railroad, and 10!
last and least, a certain NeiEs.L Litter, a won
derfnl thing, too! Three plaques already!
Are we to have the full Egyptian compile
ment for our badness? The business Is
certainly unlawful-contrary to State stat
utes-and II needs TO be taken in hand by
the officers OF the law and suppressed at
once. Otherwise why not allow all secu-
lar branches OF business to 60 on, selling
and buying wares on Sunday, and wipe
out the DAY as relic OF the dark ages.
regard the lrreparable damage to the
poor boys who are called into employment
and made Sabbath breakers, as one OF the
gravest ills connected with the subject.
Scores otlittle fellows geta headlong start
TO perdition in this demoralizing business.
They are acquiring the habits OF the street,
brass, fast living, blaspheny, drink, when
they ought to be at Sunday School making
some preparation for good citizenship and
usefulness.
There is neither morality nor consist
ency in church members smirching their
skirts by encouraging this Sabbath desecra-
ton, Let US call halt on recitals OF hor-
rors, stale gosSips and colored scandal, for
one day in the week at least. Let US, who
are worried BY the labor and fatigue OF six
days, enjoy little quiet on Sunday. Let
the sick and invalid not be startled out OF
needed sleep By the unearthly yell OF some
street arab screeching, Here's your Sun
day -; all about the murder and rob-
berry. Only half dime" y.
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AinnE thc q. 90. r. nd.

LEw,sBuRa, Nov. 10th, 1878.
Editors lntcllIgenCtr.
Quinnimont furnace has again gone into
blast after being reliened.
The past season has been unusually
rainy in Fayettc County, but crops on the
whole have been fair. The County levy
is 95 cents-samc as for several years-but
the new Sheriff being q capable man has
brought the value OF County paper up TO
par.
Hinton shows heavy traces OF the great
September frcshet. At Anderson they
keep building not rapidly but steadily.
There is no thriftier looking village on
1his end OF the railway.
Greenbrier men are in the dumps. They
had glorious crops OF all kind, but cattle
have been very low, and the hard times
have struck even the blue grass farmers at
last and found out their weak places, 50
that several leading men have been or will
have TO he sold out. Land OF course goes
cheap. saw grand blue grass tract OF
5OOto COO acres sold for SCI per acre. A
Northern friend says It will have TO 60
lower, but | don't feel sure OF that. am
sure. however, that Greenbrier land is not
properlv appreciated out OF the district.
Mr.. ]. S. Gillespie, the walnut operator,
has closed his own operations, i Is be-
lieyed with much success; and Il is ex-
pectetl that tho fine walnut oil Pocahontas
county, of which there Is a very large sup
ply vet standing, will be handled by the
tireenbrier Lumber Company, formed OF
gentlemen from Lcwisburg and Western
Pa, and managed by Mr.. Gillespie. Their
aim Is 10 work the wood up into vcneers,
&c, at Racewater, which is IN excellent
place for such an operation.
There seems to be a steady demand along
the road for first-class poplar, walnut and
ash, both in the log and sawn; but not for
any other class OF lumber. -
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CHICAGO.
business BnIIetin-A Favorable Year Just
r. Closed.

business Bu11etin-A Favorable Year Just
Closed.
CHICAGO, November 30-The clearings
OF the Chicago banks for the present week
with one holiday in it) foot up a total Of
81, 276,Sl2 81, being 81 ,03S, PSI Gl in ex-
cess OF those OF the corresponding week
last year. During the week Chicago pack
ers have slaughtered 207,Sl7 hogs, and
from the lst instant, 500, 407, against 49,;
$50 for the same period last year. Re.
ceipts OF hogs during the month OF Janu-
airy, 1878, were ISL ,09i head, and for the
present month, 904,Sl7 head, being two
OF the largest monthly receipts on record.
Grain and provision markets have been
fairly active, and in most instances stron-
ger.
The Times says that the close OF naviga-
ton marks favorable business year for
Chicago. From statements made by q
number Of Chicago's leading merchants,
it is learned that the volume of sales in
such lines as dry goods, carpeting, boots
and shoes, clothing, millinery, hardware,
groceries, oils, lumber, etc, has been large
" in excess OF that OF the corresponding
period Of 1877; and making all proper al.
lowances for the large shrinkage in prices,
as well as for the losses involved by the
rush OF hundreds OF merchants into bank.
ruptcy prior to the expiration OF the ma.
tional bankrupt law, the aggregate profits
are assuredly ahead OF 1877. Lumber
dealers, owing TO the scarcity OF lumber
west OF this city, have had wider tract
OF territory to ship to than ever before,
and merchants generally report a large
increase in their trade both with old and
lately-settled portions Of the great West.
Since the commencement OF the year
22,6l2, 900 bushels OF wheat have been
shipped from Chicago, against only H.
S77,0OO bushels for the corresponding per-
iod last year, and the shipments OF cured
meats already reach 6SS, 544 ,925 lbs, against
S92, 0S4 500 lbs for the same time last year.
And the development OF our direct trade
with foreign countriesi Is more pronounced
than people have any idea OF, the direct
exports OF wheat alone from this port hav-
ing thus far reached $685., 900 bushels,
against only ,2SS, 900 bushels for the same
period last year. Tho direct foreign ex.
ports Of cured meats have aggregated
thus far 44S,S06 boxes, while for the cor
responding period last year the exports
were but 297 SCI boxes. In various other
articles the improvement is fully as large
as in grain and provisions, The market.
ing OF the crop has gone ahead unusually
freely, and at the present time the local
grain supply amounts to [, o7S, S72 bushels,
against only 1902 74 bushels q year ago,
while the stocks OF wheat In this country
and Canada reach nearly eighteen million
bushels, against only twelve million last
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We had call Saturday from our old
friend General VIM. II. Powell, Of the
Belleville, Illinois, Nail Works, formerly q
resident Of Mason county in this State, and
nj one time connected with the Clifton
Nail Mill. The General is apioheer in The
use OF old rails in the manufacture Of nails
nj his mill, and claims that he makes good
nails ant, cheap nails out Of that sort of
material, which result, as he claims, is
largely owing to his patent process OF pill
ing Rs that process he says that there is
so cents profit per key in nails as compared
with the use fpig metal. N FL
The special business of the General east
a, this time is to induce the nail manutac-
turrs of Wheeling and Pittsburgh to
pool their issues" us Dennis Kearney
would say: or, in other words, to pool
their nail product after the manner, as
pear as may be, Of the Ohio Salt Company.
For this purpose he met the manufacturers
here on Saturday, and had conference
with them by way Of explaining his pro-
Srsmme. He goes to Pittsburgh to-day
10 bring the matter before the rnanutac-
turers there, and also before the Nail Asso-
citation at its regular meeting on the +th.
The General sees no permanent relief
for the depressed nail trade save in some
such arrangement as his pooling pro-
srsmme. As things are going, overpro-
Jpe.iou and competition are fatal to any
attempt to advance prices. The survival
Of the tittest" idea, as involved in the
thinning out Of competition by the extine-
tion Of the weakest competitors, has, as he
contends, been shown to be visionary,
from the fact that weak concerns as a
rule pass into strong hands at low prices,
and become more formidable COM
petitors than ever. There is no, such
thing, in his opinion, as the ex-
tipction OF nail competition. Let who
will 90 to the wall q purchaser will be found
and a new Richmond will be in the field
better armed and equipped than his pre-.
d4cessor. Therefore it is folly to think Of
curing the present ills NTH nail trade BY
the extinguishment OF the weaker breth'
erep. A more practical remedy must be
sousht. In the Generals belief, the plan
50 long in vogue with the Ohio Salt Com
many, with which he is quito famil'
iar, adapted to the use of the nail trade
is the only plan that will enable manutac'
turers to avail themselves OF the prOspec'
tive better demand for their product in
the coming year. ~ y. IL -.
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By virtue Of Deed Of Tru1 made ~ Willis VI.
SAbb and Annie E. McSAbb, his Tiin, 10 he nd.
hgued Is Trustee dated the 18th day Of NV iiH -
Of record In the Clerks Ottee Of the County Cori
Ohio county, West Virginia, in box Of dtsd, IN.
and mortgages No. ., At page -, the undergrad
will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of Dectnbtr, A. d Ea
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. n, sell II pub. Is,,,
a the front door Of the Court Houss q ulI eoesty
In the city Of Wheeling, WestsEirginA lie IegTis.
described real estate situate 10 aid ciIy, eouaiJ N
State, to-Eit: The undivided halt d al thlt m
lot numbered etghty-nine, IN the Stk Ward I III
city, which said part measures 10y let Ia VSiA al
runs Of that Width from the creek u llat dVn he
the point, where the western boundary Of nd pIr
lot 50 interSeets with the north line Of aGh stFVe,
the alley hereinafter mentioned and Il nshi Ih1d
With the alley, and aid part also inelSdH tht trl
gulAF piSce Of ground, between Slid Line liSi lIA,
aid lot adioinS an alley on the east SIDE d n plr
lot, and measures az feet on sth STREET, ard kS u
same the wagnn shops lately opsaIed BY Rigllin VI
Sabb, and Il the same graAttd To " illiiu NtNll
and Thomas AoEAt by ThOm1i Stlll Isd chm u
deed dated April slh, iSsi and uoS o. rerpri ia ii
Clerks otaee IN deed book No. q. u iOBis E9ds
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-thlrt d tie P1Fthae n5o,I
or - much more thereof q the pgrtkIssf nay teiu
pay, In cash, and the residue In two Slsii GsIaB
mentS bearing interest from fhe day q ok, PJlAl
SIX and twelve months respectively iron The Dig d
Eals, and secured BY deed Of trust 90 the properly ~
The title Il believed good, bat Eelllsg n ITssa
shall convey only such tile - q vested ia ne b! NJ
w. GEORGE n. Caldwell, TrurN
J. C. HEKvET, AuctionteF. bs'
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r..,orn ohio Teaehers' Association.

CAMBRIDGE, November S0,-The interest
and attendance continued to the close OF
the Eastern Ohio Teachers Association
this evening. There was no failure IN the
programme to-day, and the performances
ofOgtlcn, Of Worthington; Henry, OF Co:
shocton, and Mrs, katharine Gray, oil
Granville, were OF an order fitting the &C.
casion, and calculated to shed new light
upon the teachers work.
Commissioner Burns made good i'm;
preston by his addresses, and eytnced
much better qualifications Of the Office he
holds than he was generally supposed 10
posses In making himself understood
last night upon the township system he
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TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit INC, csar. ., oslo County, IVES. virginia.
' " a lin ch,.e,rr

s,n.., ! r Il, :. :, In chanesrr.
c. u1as. az, y virtue Of deed Of tEa,t made ;,
d:1sIgued Trustee, dated the Sd day Of December,
1875 and recorded 10 The Clerks once Of the County
Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, In book Of deeds
49, aud pursuant 70 the decree enteTei by said Court
In the above mentioned cause on the 10th day Of Au-
gust 1878, / will sell, on
MONDAY, the 18Th day Of November, AL. 1873,
commensing At 10 O'clock a m, on ne premises sod
10 the city q Wheeling, West Virginia, at the resi-
denee Of George Zles q publle auction 70 the high.
est and bot bidder following described real estate,
or 30 much thereof as may be necessary 10 pay the
debt secured by said deed d trust being the Of
$50 %, with interest thereon FROM December ID,
1915 TO the day Of ale and the expenses Of sale In
Guiding the commissions Of the trustee selling, that Il
70 say: certain tact Of land, being part Of Wheel
Ing Island, In the county Of Ohio and State Of West
Virginia. and the southern portion Of Tract Of land
trustee Of n n. s. Zane and others, and The sane
tract Of hnd conveyed 70 sid George Zies By said T.
v. whelan by deed hearing date March 3iyt 1885, and
oSSs and Is SOUNDED ss ioioss Beginning % ths
west ode Of the east branch Of the Ohio river and at
the northeast corner At the vineyard tract formerly
Sxued By Henry MSoss and nov owned b JSha 7:
north west 81 ssiou poles 70 the east bank Of the
west branch Of said river; thence up aid west branch
and binding thereon north 10 - east 2 2t-loo pole
and north 22' east l6 and esloo poles to stake;
thence leaving aid west branch and crossing the Is
land south So east % 1910 poles to the west bank Of
the east branch Of aid river and down aid river and
binding thereon south i5 10 east IS S3Ioo poles and
sCuth IL east II 1910 pea south % IS east y i2-lOo
poles 10 the beginning, containing % acres more or
lels Sale will Be fst made Of the lots laid down In
az pau ne ID i, GSs Il U g
On the Ohio river then all the lots on the opposite side
Of NORTH Front street extended. beginning with lot
No; and tatins them ~. n egrdsr. except No on
losson North Huron street. beginning with LOT No is
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DIED.

scHACnTEBACK.-AtI Martins Ferry, on satar-
day iOrtuOen, November SO 1875, At II O'clock Ms.
SciIAuuTEnAcE. a 1,l t1t {Hi1s-
The funeral will take place from her
son.n-law, Frederick Greiner, this afternoon sttwO
o'clock. Friends Of the family are Invited.
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ONO AND MISSISSIPPI.

The movement in favor Of appointing
Mr.. Robert Garrett, son OF President Gar
rett, OF the Baltimore & Ohio Road, as
Trustee OF the Ohio & Mississippi second
mortgage, in place OF Samuel U. +. 0dell,
deceased, Is, It is said by those who are
working in that interest, meeting with I'M
aInasied sucrpsS
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November SO.-Senor NJ; de
Zamacona, Mexican minister to the United
States, delivered an address in the main
hall Of the Rialto Building at noon to-day,
on the subject of encouraging commerce
between the United States and Mexico.