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Special Bargains
THIS WEEK
EVERY DEPARTMENT
CARPETS.

CARPETS.
Hemp, Ingram, Three-ply. Tapestry. Brussels,
and Velvet Carpets at much less than cost
RUGS.
Smyrna. Tapestry and Velvet Rugs at about
half price 70 close out
EMBROIDERIES.
pretty line Of Hamburg Edges and Insertngs
now Ia stock at prices far under value.
WHITE GOODS.
Remnants Of Welt. Check. Plaid. and Figured
Pique (ono % eight yard pieces 40 l24c. a
yari-vaue ~ . zoe. q yard:
Another LOT Of that Sc. quality Checked Muslin
al o.. yard.
SATINES.
A handsome line Of Figured. Striped and Solid
Satines from &C. yard 40.
GINGHAMS.
Dress Ginghams from g.. yard up. pretty
line OF new styles just received.
WRAPS.
Our entiro stock Of Childrens, Misses, and La
cost 10 make.
BROADCLOTHS.
New spring shades in "A inch Broadcloths atsl q
yard.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
Our stock Of Childrons, Ladies'. and Mons Ne
rino and Wool Underwear at a sacrifice.
For first pick Of above bargains CALL EARLY
at D. 81 (. MITTELDORFER's,
~ 29-Su. Tu&Th So Broad street
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priving Russia OF some OF the principal
fruits Of her advance on Turkey, and
ever since then the Gar has been by
one means or another seeking to se-
cure the advantages that the abro-
gated conditions of the treaty of Gan
Stefano would have given him. Wien
we consider the policy TO which Austro-
Hungary IS pledged, and her warning to
Russia. it would appear that BISMARCK
has with his usual adroitness thrown the
responsibility of breaking the Berlin
treaty upon Russia, which net would be
blow at Austria.
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"The Supreme Court of Pennsylva-
MIA has decided that a person may fry
onions regardless of the inconvenience
the odor of cooking gives to the neigh
bors." We are not surprised that the
people of Pennsylvania frequently take
the law into their own hands.
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The German Government has made it
compulsory upon railroad companies to
heat their cars by steam, and this exam
pie has been followed 10y several of the
United States. When will Virginia fall
into line and compel steam, electricity,
or something else less dangerous than the
deadly car-stove to be used in heating
railroad cars within her borders ?
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Reading notices So rehding-mAttcr type ,
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Card o. rates for more space furnished on ap-
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All letters and kilograms must be addressed
tTHE DISPATCH COMPANY.
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Riehm ond aud oxford.
Especial telegram 70 the DIspatch.l

IoVVVIuI IVIVBFHIII " mo Ul5pdNHI
OXFORD, n. C., February s.-Oxford.
n. G., is wild with excitement over the
completion Of the Oxford and Clarksyille
railroad to its corporate limits. This
line connects Richmond with the finest
tobacco-belt in the world without any
change Of cars.
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New BO1k.

Marcel By the "Duchess," author of
"Molly Bawn," "Phyllis," THE
Duchess" &C., &c. Philadelphia j.
b. Lippincott Company. 1888. Price
in paper 20 cents.
For sale by the publishers.
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"We are soon to have a rubber
trust" Rubber trusts are nothing new.
They can be seen on any sleety day, and
frequently the trust is misplaced.
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The courts are to be called upon to
decide what is an earned run" The
jugged ashes of a cremated base-ballist,
we should say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-09

Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catsrrh by
expelling impurity from the blood, which
is the cause Of tao complaint. Give il
trial.
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BRIEF CONTENT,

The Philadelphia Nc'os exclaims;
"When a real wave Of reform does strike
this city," But, alas will that time
ever come?
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We nave Como through our sf3ca - IEWfL"i
ard We have selected ~ pieces various art .s
a1l yuriou, sntp8--LACE Pins. EAh-Hl N.'.
HAIR-PIN>. tJFf-HO lfONS. ard COLA
BUTTONS, none having been -Oit Tor irs, f.l.
2j.. and tho majority foras much A. 3d.
now no the Uniform price q DOE. apiece. lDI A
CHOICE FOR Toe. Como ana see tneu.
Ask 20 SEQ our LADlE, EAlkA FINE LN'.
a. isc. PAIR.
n VIII pay you 90 buy fh' DIAMOND tNA'ht
as DE.
We soil EMBROIDERY SILK a. s.. q i.feu.
LINEN CUFFS for Ladies' al ~ pair
Good CA~uMEhE GLON ~ In BLACK aai colon.
az lo- pair.
We souIlCOON REPS - iatr. yari
ColoreI-bordered liANDKEKCuiEt> iAe oc-l
ever sold. Tor q.
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We are daily adding your RemnantColn.-
We nov display pbfSS GOODS, kShNANl-
or ALL kINDs. REMNANTS Of p. e. PSI.
GALES, GINCHAMS. and CALlCOE>. Anl 81 So
a. REMNANT PRICES.
Visit Us during the week Tor anything ycl nf'
need Ina the DRY GOODS LINE ana yns sill l..
regret It, We WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
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JULlUS SYCLE g. son,
213 EAST BROAD STREET.
NlIINGN. NlTILNES. MiIIiNEN.

NlTTNGS. NlTTINGS, niIIlAGN
just received 200 pieces MATTINGS. We arc
now prepared 10 show tue largest assortment of
STYLES AND QUALITIES ever shown iu t.s
city. 10 Is useless 20 comment on tle LOW
PRICES Of same, 10 being known fac. that our
motto l. alWays tO 10 the lowest
FANCY MAT ilNGo. PLAIN MAT IlNG>,
CHECK MArIINGS, OIL-CLDiHS. cal carly
and examine our styles and qualities, and. fnirE
II advisable. prices as well. MUSLIN lNpEt-
WEAR.-Our sales OF UNDtRN EAR during tle
speclal-price sale was without precedent h'-
cessitatiug the enlarge ot that department
We have taken the second rOOr. and vim largo
invoice just received will show and continue tt'
special prices inaugurated two weeks $40 ~.
such phenomenal success. SEE sHOW-N il DOW.
DRESS GOODS.-Although n little previous We
are showing the FINEST ASSORTMENT OF FINE
AND LOW-PKICE SPRING DRESS GOODS ever
shown In Richmond. our stock c0mpri4"s nrv,
desirable. and latest French shaIes Ia hENRit j.
TAS, SERGES. HABIT CLOTHS, CACHNtHE~.
GRAY MIXTURES, FANCY CORDS. GLOF ES-
We have no hesltaDcy In saying that The following
Three Button KID GLOVES 49,: 4-button KID
GLOVES, fancy embroidered ba'ks. 1T.--acruAl
value s.: 5-buttOn KID GLOVES our own SLgj.
real value sl.1j: FOR satisfaction AMI comfort ask
for lour own FIJI .CED-LlNkD JERSEY
GLOVES l3Sc., former price 81 GINGHAN~,
SEERSUCkEkS SAIINEN.-Our stock OF this
class or goods f. unsurpassed ia quantity quality.
styles, aud prices. GlNGhAMS NC are selling
lot =, ~ ~ 4! N. ana &C. lew resigns dll Color
ing& SATlNkS, IN French atyies, 20 and i2+c.
LANGDON G. y. COT iON. Ina remnants, sc.
WHITING PAPER. JET TRIMMINGS. TOILET
SOAPS, DRESS BRAlDS, PERI. " p RY. DRESS
BUTTONS. WHITE GOODS INDIA LINENS.
CHECK MI SINS. IL being early b. show thsso
goods We are well aware. but buying such large
quantities from the large auction sales last jan
uary we are spurred on boy the low prices o. give
advantage 10 those who appreciate an oppor-
tunity. INDIA LINEN -. worth I0r.: INDIA
LINEN Sc. worth l9Ar INDIA LINEN IN
worth ljc.; INDIA LINEN 1890. worth Sjc
CHECK nj Sins >, Ga. 5, aud Zoe. yard.
JULIUS SYtLF & SON
fe 7-TuSIh .l3 east Broad street.
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THE MEDICAL BOARD.
E0UsE OF DELEGATES PASSES TIE ELL
IN RELATION TO IT.
Tho Law as 10 Railroad Crossings-Man
choster's Charter Richmond City Rail-
way-Many Bills Passed.

When the Senate was called to order
ut 70 o'clock " yesterday by Lieutenant
Governor John Z. Massey there was n
slim Attendance OF members, many Of
the senators being away on special COM
mittces. There was no prayer.
OF the eighteen bills passed Ivy the
House on Tuesday six Of them, all of a
local character, were placed on the
calendar.
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THE corporators mentioned in the chnr-
ter are A. H. Elicit, L. b. Addison,
Everett Waddey, Reuben SherrefIs, &.
w. Tanner. and $. p. Sriugfellow.
The company is for the purpose OF mann
featuring paper aud pulp from wood and
other substance. The capital stock is
not 10 be moro than 920J.0OO nor less
than 800, 000, in shares OF 3l00 each.
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The House met at noon-SpeAker
Cardwell in the chair. No prayer.
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. Roane: To authorize the
Board OF Supervisors Of Gloucester to
rescind an order i'll relation to working
public roads.
by same: For the relief of the late
treasurer Of Mathews county.
BY Mr.. Scott To require the Board
of Supervisors of each county within
the State TO post notice on or before the
LIST day OF October OF each year Of the
receipts and expenditures of the pre-
ceding year at each voting precinct in
said county.
BY MIR. Hobson: To incorporate the
Southern Paper and Pulp Company.
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s You $' 5 so : ss :1 90 6 . a l
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In answer to a resolution OF the pre-
vious day the Committee for Courts of
Justice reported that it was constitu-
tional for the State TO hire convicts and
receive bonds of railroads, &C., in pay
rncut ineioa6 nj NANCY
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Der. 1910. 1oc; January. Toe; February. 1o.o50
1O.lOc; March, 10O5110 Toe. Sugar quiet and
firm; refined Quiet Molasses quiet ind arm so test.
Tsllow BIT aaist Crime city quoted at z7se.
ceipfs, 1917 packages.
1925 new; $14. 500 Is 90 one year old. Cut meats
quiet. firmly held. Lard 1912 points better and
sa,5 Jans 'I1 sy os1s NE
September, s. I49s.15c; city steam zoe.
unchanged and dull
CHICAGO, April lathe wheat market con-
sidered strong Ell week by the majority, experienced
It's greatest frInness aud activity aud touched it's
highest point for the week tins morning There were
authentic crop reports were more powerful than any
buying that individual deals were lost sight Of until
toward the close, when it pretty clear that
ss Sas ssoD pig s AZ. s tn.
had besn Aac reaction. the operators who had
realized and taken their profits believers in still
Opening 78iac, sold straight to 1885, back to
1910 1896, up the second time 80 797sc, back to
close to 7914c. closing that figure The action in
corn to-day was an uncommon one In less than one
about aac closing prices last night and at the
close prices back to last nights figures. The
as large a. this would indicate The bulge was prn
cpay the result of thinEsashortags in receipts
and scarcity Of sellers when the stuff was wanted
May started ut 55see, sold up to 56asc.
and closed at 55I4o. Oats turned sorer-
sault with corn. May started at 32l4c, where
it closed last night. advanced TO :S3lec, and fell
back with and closed at 80 10 under the best
price of the day and c under the closing yesterday
Provisions moderately active. stronger and high
err due TO the increased trading and advance in
grain; also, light receipts and higher prices for
hogs. Ths syndicate was buyer and seller, and as
sisted in advancing the price of May pork from
STAG to $14.4O. A good many scattering lots of
'ong" stuff came ont on the advance and recession
TO 30 followed the last sales being that figure
Septem Der sold @14 90. Short-ribs active;
May advanced .12Asc selling TO 7.371ae One firm
sold freely the bulge and recession Of O7 aae fol-
lowed, but the last sales at .O51O712c above
yesterdays close. Lard advanced Toe. but only
closed .O5c better than yesterday May sold at 20
07.eOc and closed at 7.72iac. The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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tied portions of the country. Some of the land
our fathers cleared up and brought undar Gull
tivation should not have been cleared IL Is
too risky or too inaccessible for profitable eu-
tlvation
We should look upon wood as we look upon
any other farm crop. If we have a tree an
vest should begin. Trees should be cut
when ia their best condition for cutting and be-
fore they begin TO depreciate in valne from de-
cav. But there is just as much demand for
planting as for harvesting And there is
choice of soil and location OF trees. We should
put some kind OF trees upon ali lands that are
not worth more for other purposes AL the hill
and mountain tops. al the swampy valleys and
the so-called barren plains should be made to
produce crops of trees till the land is needed
more for other kinds of vegetatIon.
Trees hill tops influence the climate favor
ably. They break the force of winds. shed leaves
which half hold back the melting snow and SUM
mer shower. turning the water into the earth TO
feed springs instead of being run directly into
swollen streams in seasons of freshets. On
sandy land they hold the soil and prevent it
from being blown away by every changing
wind.
There are differences in the value of fruit
trees So there are differences in the value OF
trees which furnish US our lumber and fuel Let
every farmer landowner who has single
rod of waste land begin by planting more
ire upon 1t, and taste will be formed that
will almost oblige one TO continue planting. We
know this is true for we have tried it. Wood
may not be very valuable In all places. but wood
land is better every time than land that is
bleak and bare.
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Xssserday's QnOtatiens Produce ae the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Flour receipts. 1890
packages EXPORTS 2.517 hrls and 14.261 Sacks
h-m. sales, %. 500 brls, patent MinnesotA extra
rood TO prime. $G SO; choice to fancy S4.60D5
wheat-Reeeipts, 1880 bu; exports, $3.50 bu;
sales, z.4s0, 600 bu; futures, $1,000 bu spot. The
market fsvesish and somewhat excited at tmea
coverings BY shorts" Options advanced 101lac
early. from which the changes not material.
closing 6rns at the beat Speculation fairly
Rctive Spot was lac higher but very quiet. Un-
graded red 67O9oci No. red 93193aac in store
and elevator, 84& 95c delivered; No. red, April;
nominal; May. 92lsa95c. closing 93Ac; June,
SO 1SI6ea9lAe. closing at 81 ose; July, 900911sc,
closing nt Gle; August 80 99OAAc closing 9O1ac;
September, e9Ae1903ss closing ~ 903sc, Decem-
Der. OF 193isc. closing AZ SS1sc.
sales, ,672, 600 bu futures; 81 600 bu spot. Ad-
vnnecd G2c ON spot and a 02c options, latter
April. Speculation fairly active end cash trad
ing allow Ungrsded, 6616SA4cs No. 3, 6sc delivered;
steamer. 66A9867c store aud elevators No. z Zoe
store No. April, zoe, closing at zoe: May. 63A0
B5lec; July, 62asa $3.50. closing az Csc; August,
B20s0 G3AAe, cl0miAR Csc; Septem bcr 62A 6314c
closing a 62aaef Ooeober, 6216zA4s. closing at
oatH-R Receipts, 80 900 bu exports, 40 bu; sales.
100000 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot; aaa 40
higher and fairly active Mixed Western, 3z341ei
wlite Western, A&4A7c.
Hay firm. and fpir inquiry; shipping, 6O065e.
Hope steady California, 3Ul2o
Coffee spot fair Rio quiet and steady - 1Aa4cs
$1,000 bags April. lI.2011I.30c MAY, II. 05D
11.z0e; Jane tOz50I0 95e; July, 1913 - 10. 50cf
August. 1O.106l0.30e; september. 1905 a 10. Does
OetpbeE, 1908 0l0 10eS November TO- Zoe; Dfeem
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KANSAS CITY. April 14.-The Live Stock Indi
catorreports: Cattle-Reccipts, ass; shipments
market but values were about the yesterday
with shipping steers steady butchers steers and good
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; Shipments Market
strong. active and 50IOc higher: good to choice.
$500 $50; common to medium, %. oo0o.5o; skips
and pigs. S3047O.
sheep-Receipts. 30; shipments. Market
quiet and merely nominal
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
Market steady steers. soo5; stocksrs and feeders
oo aPd
ket strong and Sc to lOc higher: mixed, $500
ss e: asssE $3.50 $780, light ss40ss7S 'lP'
sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, LOCO. Mar.
T r. nssss lambs s5Se5o
a4z shpnsass as7 Neshias doing ri sssoash
Hogs-Reesipts, ZOO: shipmsnts. 2 500. Mar
ket firm. Philadelpbias, $5.9506; mixed, S. 500
300; Workers, &5.7O05.S 80; common to fair, $500
5.65:- pigs. $505.25. -Four of hogs shipped to
New York to-day.
ing doing.
BUFFALO, April Observation-Disclosures. 20l5
Market firm; common to fair, S3-5o04.2o; extra,
sheep--Recsipts, 8, 200. Prices advanced 1oo15c;
100l5c higher; ordinary to choice, $675076o;
Hogs-Receipts 1920. Prices advanced 1o015c;
selected medium weights, $606.50.
shipments, $40. Market steady and unchanged.
Hcgs-ReceiPts. ooo; shipments. L. LOO. Market SET
1878; packing medium to prins, SIS. soS5.s IS,
light grades. ordinary to best SIS. 2oS55o
firm; fair to fancy, $4oS.
CINCINNATI. April -Cattls-Receipts. 40;
shipments 90: Market steady bit quiet
Market quiet and firm. Lambs strong at $406.25.
Hogs-Market higher, common ard light 81 250
2;50; packing and butchers. $5.4o05.So receipts,
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nll.

NEW YORK, April 14-Petrolauu opened firm at
So2c and after the frst few minutes became strong
and advanced to S21sc There light reaction
caused by realizing sales but the sales well
ken and the market closed strong ut 82A4c. Consol
SO5sc; closing 8214c- New York Stock Exchange
opened Sic; highest. $3.50; lowest. SOTec closing.
S2I4c. Total sales, ], 263, 600 brls. Tupentne dull
at 4oc.
PTTTSBURG, Pa. April 14.-Petroleun active and
firm. National Transit certificates opeaed &C gle;
closed at 821xc; highest e23sss lowest, 80Aac.
WILMINGTON. n. c., April 14.-Turpentine firm
at 36Asc.
CHARLESTON s. G. April 14.-Turpentine qzist
at 36e
36l4c.
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The Jobbinr Trade.


Block, So so y tons Minshar, 1878 y ton; Jack
CON- 81. % y ton; Pittsburg, so y ton; RAYMOND
city. $4.5 so ~ ton Wnifrede. - so y ton; Campbell
creek $3.50 p ton; Hooking, - 25 p ton; Island
City so ? ton: Highland. %. % y ton; Piedmont
and Blossburg. 1925 " ton; Dugga- fPeacoek) lump
80 90 " tons nut. $3 v ton; chestnut. Ne. 4 and
stove anthracite 80 v sons and crate anthraciss
&7.75 y tons gas coke. 15c p bu; crushed coke I6c
" bu. All soft coal, nut size SOC y ton less than
the above prices thu quality OF 1urnp coal
CANNED GOODS
Peaehss-s STANDARD S-Pound, -. 6503.0o: 3pound
seconds, 50. 25 GAO. Miscellaneous Black berries
2-pound, S1.1o01.20: raspbsrriss 2pound, s1.5O0
seconds, 2-pound, $l.2O0l.S0; cove oysters i.
pound. full weight 95c 0S1: light 65 o7Oc; 2pouud
full S1.70D so. light 90c0 4l; string beans 90 q
95c; Lima beans, $3.50 1.65s peas rarrowfah
S1.1011.4 40; small 81. 50D1.75. Holsters 81 IS D
1.60; salmon. ffcsl. - 00D2.75
DRUGS.
Alcohol, So. lsg2, 25s assAfossidA 1502oe; alum
A16c: camphor. 30 D32e; cochineal 90 55c: chloro
form. % 0soci soppsras. bsls $s03 .50. cream tar
genuine. Sq14Ssi magassias ssrbs, 2.s1. 25a35e
0l4es oil, castor ID GAL $3.50 100; oil berRanot
p ID. 50 03 %; opium. s3.7584 O0s quinsns. P. 3
w. y Ga Do 061c halhaan. copaha, so 165c; SOAR.
Castle, FIR, 12010ei soda biearb Al zD6e; salts
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moderate demand: No. spring wheat, 75l4 07Sl4c;
No. spring wheat, 7777 lac: No. red, 50 Ice; No.
No. barley 770sOc: No. L 6axseed, SLAB;
prime timothy-seed, 1896; pork per
bril-, SLABS 80; lard per pound 7.721ac; short
rib sides Qoossl. 1906; dry-salted shoulders
(boxedl, 5.7506c; shorr-clsar sides boxed, 1850
7.SOc. Whisky. distilers' finished goods, per gal,
$115.
On the Produce Exchange, today, the butter mar
ket was easy; creamery, 21026c; dairy, 17024c.
Eggs IS allie.
Receipts-Fleur Is 900 brls; wheat, 20 900 bu;
barley. $4,000 Blu. Shipments--Flour, 81. 900
brs; wheat. 5000 bu corn, 10 900 bu; oats, 81.
600 Blu; rye, - bu; barley %, 900 bli.
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Tree. for the vast. Places.

New England Farmer.
Men too apt TO get but half of an idsa and
then argue for or against il from poor gtand-
point Those who have given much thought to
the subject are advising that more attention be
given TO tree-plantire. We told that there
il great danger that our country will be defor-
ested. shat cur best species OF trees are being
destroyed aud DO pains taken to replace them;
that the seasons ara being changed by the cut
in summer and floods causing immense de-
struction in spring Other men tall us that the
old farms are being deserted. mowings turned
TO pastures. and pastures growing up TO wood.
and that there are many mors acres OF woodland
in the country now than . generation or two
ago.
Now there 10 truth in both Of these state
msnssl Nature aims 20 ksap every rod OF land
covereH by some form OF vegetation. Let ne
help, fost hinder heF. There 10 o great DIAL OF
cheap hood growing IN many of the older set