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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-17

M AAlFh.-To rent a good farm ~
w ui, az lFf acres, by tEorOGgh farlf-
ar O"ua q iercIees given. Uail a tbs #
flee s-l2-im
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-17

NVANrED.- seamstrsss 10 do repairing
W "id he'p on new woIk. Apply to
so-i +. 4. RART. Taller.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-17

HSr.-A Mileage bee No 400, contain
~ log the name at A. h. seal. Fin-
Ger lease leave AT Aiken q Ia mer's gio
O. + and be rewarded @7-lt
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-17

III II Wanted. Salary and expenses.
III "A ~ Permanent place. Apply now.
Only growers Of nursery statk on both
Ameriesn and tauaulnD sei,s. Herdy va
rlelles our specially. BROWN BROS. &C.,
s-i2 d-t& s-29t NuIserymen Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

was taken worse and died before physician
could be obtained. She WAS daughter OF
tNe late Henry Holland, OF Chesterfield, and
was iauy OF most exemplary character. Nhe
leaves husba'T and several small children.
besides her mother. brother and sister. The
funeral VIII take place tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock from the Meade Memorial church.
IN tao police court Yesterday morning
Mayor AttkissOn fined Charles G. Swan -
and cost for being drunk and disordery. Tho
prisoner having apolo-ized for his conduct
towards Chief OF Police Lipscomb. the charge
OF resisting AZ officer IN tho discharge OF ms
duty was withdrawn. This was done al the
request OF Chic. LlpscOmO. WHO stated thae
no thought Che prisoner had oeen puhishel
enough aIG shat he had acted IN very gon.,
temanly way by apoiogzing for what he had
done.
Tho funeral Of the late George Bowman
took place laat "Wednesday from the Ettrick
Mott. dist Episcopal church. IN Chesterfield
COUNTY Deceased was a member of Virginia
Council no. 3, Jr. o. /. 4. NJ. and the inter
meut was made in accordance with the ritual
OF that order
Rev. Il. H. Winfrec Is quite sick at his home.
near Midlothian, IN Chesterfield county.
There WAS q beautiful home wedding last
Wednesday evening ut tho homo Of the
BRIDE. parents IN Chesterfield county. near
Midlothian Tho hearts that were made
happy were Miss Matte McTyro and Mr.
OHIO l.. WcisiCcr. Che ushers were Messrs.
C. h. Gregory and Frank Hancock. The
ceremony was performed by Rev r. II. Win
FREQ in the presence of a large number Of
friends. who were present TO extend their
congratulations. The bride is the pretty and
attractive daughter of Dr. A. j. Mclyro
The groom is ono of the best known and
most popular gentlemen IT. Chesterfield coun-
~. After the ceremony q delightful COLLATION.
was served. Many handsome and useful
presents attest the popularity Of the newly
welded ones
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The Friday German Club gave beautiful
and On Ovah.e entertainment at The teifueie
last evening. and tho pretty gowns W I'D and
the intricate figures danced made the picture
one that reflected all the beautoous tnts oil
the Kaleidoscope.
Mr.. John Boisseau lei the german. and
among those present were Misses Bessie
Fauntleroy. Aradno Johnson, Mar laancey'
Naude Rankin. New York Jauie smith,
Tanyille Josephine Lewis Charleston. W..
Ia. Kate Ayers Gate City. la. Hiss
Buerthe. University of Virginia. iai4a
Harrison. Harrsonlur- Ellen Iar. Emma
Harksdale. Lulu Powers. Mary Atrend, lr-
Gle CABOT. Mary Young. Sa.ne Talbot l.iAe
Williams. Miss Nelson. "Oaklauis. liam
over county. Miss Miller, stanton. Misses
Carmichael. Fredericksburg. Isabelle stacy,
Miss 1abb, liempt n Carrie ahie!ds. N"f ,..'
Tsms,ur,. Kate Meade. Miss Warren, New
Jersey. Lucy Day. Smithheld. Miss King
Bro klyn Chaperons. Mrs Seymour CABOT,
Mrs John b.. Potts. Mrs. q. a. Mus aach.
Alexandria Mrs. j. $. b. Thompson, Atlanta,
and Mrs MOncuro Perkins
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

70 was 9 o'clock yesterday morning when
the white tiny fakes began falling on Mother
Earth. Softly and silently they fell. and iof
n time it looked a. though tho white mantle
wauld not enshroud the ground. for the snow
melted as soon as 10 fell. S)Ol after the snow
began tho wind commenced blowing Ike
tornado and late pedestrians eN-
perien.ed q cycone-hke performance Whicii
was o total contradiction % inc usual
climatic influences oi Richmond. Yes
teriay morning citizens aToke 10
the fact that six inches or snow lay
upon the ground. and much trouble was eX-
per.enceib y artisans and business men m ar
rivinc at the scene of their daily toll. street
cars were not run on schedule time until I'D
o'clock and telegraph wires. especially those
operated bv railroads, were horribly out OK
iont. Trains were delayed by the fakes. anl
generally speaking. business was very mu-h
delayed and incOnyen euced.
IL is very lncOnvenient for pedestrians to
wade through such slusl. and the 30 rec
should see that the ordinances arc carried
out. Eighth street on the side oi the Oatle
draI and in front of the unOccupied houses
ON Broad street should be cleared of the
slush. and the city hands and carts mould
create trenches along tEo principa. streets.
$50 that the melting snow can run ia the
eaupr1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The annual drill and reward of przes Cor
drill and attendance was held last night uy
the First Virginia regiment 20 their g.morl.
-Four awards were made by the various Doai's
appointed for that purpose. as follows. lac
first award. gold badge 20 the best solder Wa,,
given 10 Corporal Il. e. Baptist. he second
award. gold badge 90 company showing tho
best attendance at drills. parados and nsl ec-
ti0ns. was made % Company 4. that compa-
ny's per cent. 49, being the best, with Com.
pany T. second 1917 per cent. The tnirl
award. q gold badge % the recruit VINO shat!
show the greatest proficiency IN tie school
OF the soldier. was. after heated contest
given e. Private R. J.. Masurier, Of Company
+.
A reg.mental nin was given 20 each of the
following gentlemen who attended every
drill. parade and inspection. company and
regiment. Sergeant III. G.. Dickerson. Cor
pOral ". T.. Davis and Private l..
r. i. Duesberry. OF Company Is. Iriyate
d p Ferrin, Private !. j. fnnerty ana = Tie
vate G.. 4. Wilson. Jr oI Company -; Scr
Qeaut :. Watkins and Private i. &. Adams,
of Company h. Sergeant $. Il. Shackeiora
and Corporal W. ID. Drewry. of Company e..
The drills. which were conducted under mo
new army tactics, were very r.eia. ana lAe
men deserve much credit for the splendid
manner in which they Went through the ne"
drills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Rev Ir Dickinson. in this weeks Reli-
cious Herald. ln telling of tae dedication Oi
the Bauti5t church 90 lOc0moEe city. Md,
gives the following good advice which may be
read with profit ly oil Interested ln church
building
The little church in pocomoke City had as
much right 10 solicit aid in Baltimore and
elsewhere lor rs church building enterprise
as any other -tgu-g.ng church has. But The
Poc0moke brethren did not avail themselves
If tha right They SAID I'VE are few and
feeble. Dut d we con DO this thing without "a
general appeal for help 10 will Ue AL the bet
ter Tor us. When tlls fact was emphasized
before the great audience assembled az the
dedication u last Sunday. it prepared the
way for most generous and general con
tIbutlOn from our HedObaptlst friends. They
were told that q church SO true and pluchy
deserved tho practical sympathy o. All the
good people Of tie town and the surrounding
country, and OF the Sl,016 raised then and
there about One-half came from other de
nominations and II was given cheeriuly.
There was evidently profound sympathy
awakened by tie ACTS stated above.
Without meaning 20 reflect upon any one We
commend the IOc0m0Ae plan OF building
your own church. and looking 90 your own
home people o. pay iOr It. There has been
too much prOmscuous te giug done ~
churches which ought never 60 have gone OIL
for q dollar Too often the Baptist pubic Is
called upon g. pay for the hlunders made by
churches which wlll continue 20 blunder As
long as they can charge tie same up @ tho
aforesaid Baptist public.
Tins writer can point % $500 lie has raised
during the last month Of l-9l 10 help feeble
Baptist churches. and he has been working
ON the same line for tho thlrl of i century.
sometimes raising as much as S2o,00l IN SIM
gle vear. and Tor al. this he has rot received
n penny for expenses OF for anything else that
was not given back to some other struggling
church. We have nothing 10 boast of. MOTH
ing at all. but the great apostle masnlfed'
lbs office. and others may d. the same, II It
il done In the same spirit that fred his heart.
The point we make is that about the worst
thing q church can do is 10 incur heavy habll-
tiles. looking 20 others 20 lift them cut OF the
trouble. The right plan except u very rare
exceptions is the lOcOmOke plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

recitation OF Dr. Bagby's humorous descrip-
ton Of how Ruhenstein played. was well re-
gymnastic exercises consisted If parallcl-bar
exercise. dumb-bell drill. Eoman-ladder Dos
turing. &c. and was participated IN by Messrs
James w. Atkinson. W T. Boiling. Wllliam
Davis. Henry VOL. Stafford White, +. ).
Stodderd. Richard Meade. L. Mck. Judklns,
Samuel Fairlamb and Professor II. +. smith.
Alter the exercises n most tempting repast
was served 20 the men Of music ana muscle
by Ms James A. Grigg. Mrs. G. NJ Branch.
Mrs. Blunt and Mrs. Blgelow most enjoy
able evening was spent. and the quartette
added many friends to their large number OF
admirers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Nr. Randolph Rogers. the distinguished
American sculptor. who died IN Rome yester-
day. of which city he he'd been q resident for
the greater part Of bis life. was associated
With hlchm0nd iu several ways. lie WAS for
several wears employed IN finishing the de-
signs of the Washington monument IN the
Cautoi square which was begun by Crawford
The figures of Marshall and Lewis were both
works OF ms modelling. tins fact being re-
corded in tie spirited and well known lnos
which lines Randolph addressed % the
statue OF Marshal when IT WIS first PIT up.
mr. Rogers married in this city, bis vile be-
ton S. Rogers. the well known architect o this
city. was his son. Mrs Rogers died only a
few months ago. The greatest of Mr. Rogers
works wac the bronze door for the eastern en-
trance 90 the rotunda OF the Capitol at Wash
iDgtou the most remarkable piece Of bronze
81 lt- kind ia America.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
yyheelrnen IN Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OK the hich-
mond Cycle Club was held at the club house
corner Of Seventh and Franklin, last evening.
Captain frank Steel in the char. HE res.
ignat.on Of Mr. q. T.. Schaap as secretary OF
the club was offered on account OF bad heath
and expected absence from the city, ana re
luctantiy accepted. Mr.. Hunter j. trschkorn
was unanimously elected 20 I'll the position.
Mr. Jackson Miller also resigned rs treasurer
and Mr.. VI. j. Strauso became his successor.
After considerable discussion new set of
rules and regulations, modelled On those OF
tho Old Boston Club. were adopted. Several
other matters were discussed and a measure
looking to an important move ID the progress
Of the club was put on loot After the
disposal Of business the members
divided their attention between iruit
refreshments and "a highly interesting
stereopticon exhibition under tie management
of Mr.. Alexander Is. Snaap. ihe brightest
cOlOrs of every Ob 'ect placed before IL were
beautifully reproduced on the canvass. an q
number OF k0lka scenes on the alley turn
pike taken hy o monber while on tour
brought % the minds Ol several pre- ent pleas
ant memories of summer trip awheei over
that splendid highway. The entertanment
closed by q creditlbie Punch aad judy show
en-silhOuette bv Sir. Schaap's two Little boys.
The club is in healthy condition physical ;
and financially. and Us membar5 only await
longer days and fairer Yeatlor. 20 mount tAelr
wheels again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

An important meeting OF the bankers Of this
city was held Thursday afternoon ~ the state
Bank. with MAJOR johnson, president Of tie
Citizens Bank. in the chair while d. W. SIN
ton. Of the CITY Bank. acted as secretary The
Herk Holiday bi.l now before the Legislature
was considered az some length. There was
considerable opposition against the Saturday
lalt-holday provision. The bankers say that
the manufacturers ol tins city who pay OF on
Saturday are 81 rushed that many of them do
not come 20 the bank before 2 or 80 O clock.
Nearly an tho banks on Saturdays keep open
ten or fifteen minutes later than on other
days Another matter considered was the
time for CHECK exchanges. 10 was decided
that beginning with noNt Monday. the clear
auce shall take place at DO o clock, instead Of
$780, as al present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Several days ago a bin was introduced ia
the House of Delegates by Mr. d. j. Dunlop.
of Rochbudge providing Tor the incorpora-
ton OF the city of Buena Vista. A large dele
cation oil residents OF Buena Vista and
R0ckbridge county came down To the city yes
teriav To be heard on the bill. which was ex-
tected % he considered by the Committee on
Counties. Cities and Towns tins morning
n seems that an agreement bal cen entered
into betweeH the residents Of Rockford ge
county ana those Of Buena Vista Dywhich tho
former consented not 70 oppose the matter II
tbey were given q voice ia the arrangement of
the financial affairs between the pr spectiye
CITY and tho county. The adv Gates az the
bill however, 10 is understood did not respect
the wishes of their country brethren to tho
extent as the latter desired. and the probablli-
tias of a harmonious outcome appearto have
heen greatly reduced The amount in dis
mic Il said 10 be about $3.50. aud salts
Factory ARRANGEMENT not having been ar-
ranped for the time being tie representatives,
nj fhe county returned home Yesterday 20
mint up the records IN order 20 snow % the
committee that the charter should not lie
Granted for tho reason that the number OF
the Inhabitants is not sufficient. From pres
eut appearances IL Is rather doubtful that the
charter will 30 recommended by the commit
tee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

While the members Of tho Legislature are
only too anxious to please the dear consttu-
ents rs homo o. far as 10 j. IN their power.
they DO not always Ike the idea OF being Wis
tied by them While following their pursuits
ln this city IN connection with their otnce IS
lawmakers. One OF the members from re-
mO.e county had some experience yesterday
which convinced him that IL is not always de-
slrable for q member 10 acs the guide for un-
sophisticated country residents whiio 50JOurn-
ing in tins city.
The member was called upon yesterday by
ORG of the sidenis of his rural district. who
lQd come 10 tho CITY "a business. Although
lie put APP al the Exchange Hotel. no did not
deem 1t necessary % carry his Sunday clothes
wish him. lie felt proud of his occupation,
which is that OF a farmer. and seemed 70
take great pains not TO mlsiead any one by
his personal appearance with reference TO his
condition Of hfe. The member who looks
after the interest Of the rural gentleman III
the Legislature also stops at the Exchange
Hotel 10 was only natural. there
fore. that he invited hl5 constituent 10 ms
table while NJ dinner. He introduced Dis
Irotege 10 his friends and colleagues, who, IN
stat,sman-.ke manner. at glance took IN
the situation.
Against the expectation of the member
everything went ou very nicely until at the
close of the repast the walters passed around
it' +l i-DDHi', ne Hi"l k'i''i'i'4''- 70N'-i-
el 90 be On a Quaulary. but determined o. TO-
main master OF the situaton and oeneVeu
that Lo wes being treated TO new fashioned
drink Thinking that the beverage might not
be quite palatable ho dumped hall Of the
contents OF the sugar-bOwl into the finger
bowl The member OF his county became
mortified. and anticipating what would follow
he pulled ms friend by The sleeve and asked
him into the smoking-IO0m. The country
nan announced his Willingness o. do 80, but
did not leave bis seat until ne had swallowed
about half Of the liquid in the dnger-bowl.
much 90 the amusement of the rest of the
Cuc-fs AL the tnhlo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Tho ladies' auxiliary of the Masonic Home
held meeting az o'clock yesterday after
noon no 50. Adams Hall and the intere {
tIey take in the proposed grand Masonic Fair
was attesiei hv yerg large attendance. not
u5thstundn. the worry deterring condition of
the streets. Mes-rs. Fuller. Patterson and
William lyan. If the advisory board. and
Naier T. d. Capers were also present and
io.ned Ina tire meeting. 10 WAS decided By the
Joint committee % prepare o circular TO be
s-ut 10 all The lodges iu the state inviting
their cooperation and ala IN tire way Of COM
trbluous go the tair. The circular viii be
presented for adoption tor general meeting
next Thursday evening. Messrs. Mayer and
Taylor were appointed from the advisory
board asa special committee % secure re-
ducca railroa rates for visitors % the Fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Another snit las been instituted by tho
City Bank through counsel against Smpkln
r. III liver for Is COO The suit is for note
held by the hank and purporting 70 be made
ly The Lynchburg Refrigerator Company and
irQorsed by Snpkn a. Hillyer. The note
j., dated November 18th. last year. and payable
about April lst next. The amount OF the note
IS ABOUT -. $780, 3lr. Shaeier. the president
oil the l.ynchburg company, IT is smd den
the commences of the signature 20 the note.
SAel1 Gates has served notice OF the sul
uDln Mr.. Hillver and also lett one for Mr
SlmpkIn at lis home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The meeting for boys viii he held tomorrow
alt.ruoon at o'clock "a the directors room
al ITO lOurs Mons Chr tian association.
Assistant State Secretary Willard B Hight
viii conduct the meeting. At O'Clock ire
meeting for young men Will be held in the
library and reading room. Hon. j. Taylor
lliyson will make an address and Capt. w,
p Beaslev OF Petersburg will slag solo. The
singing will be conducted by MI Horace L.
smith and blr. Shepherd Webb VIII be the
ncc.mnAnlst
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Much apprehension was felt here yesterday
owing 10 the rapid rise of James river. but
the latest advices from up the river tend 20
distel any uneasiuess ON this score Nhue
the water is still rising DO the lower part of
tie city. it is at q staudstin a. Columbia
whore IL is twenty and half feet above HIGH
water mark. AZ Sc0ttsyille it Is fifteen ieetand
still standing. while at lynchburg IT - only
ten feet high anu falling.
Late last night when TINES man VISITED
T,iltou he found the river had submerged the
flats between the river and the gas works
flooded tho wharves of the Virginia Steam
boat Company. backed up into Lester street
and stopned the electric cars. Shockoe
creek was also rising and its waters slowly
Cling the alleys between Main and Cary
streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

On Thurs1ay of last week Captain Frank
Cunningham discovered that there was no
scenery ar his disposal at the Mozart Academy
FIR the "Pnafore" performance. lie bad o.
employ carpenters TO fix MP the requisites,
and Mr. ~ 3D. johnston member ~ the
chorus. volunteered TO paint the scenery.
bis work turned out to be very satisfactory.
Drum Major Groves has been greatly al
mired for tho manner in which he handles the
baton. lie VIII repent his exhibition during
to-day smatinoe. Little Stephen Pu;ney, Jr.,
Wall exhibit himself during the performance
as an accomplished dancer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Rurrell Higgins lcoloredl, employed 81 FOX
& Riders, stepped On the elevator az tAaV
establishment Yesterday morning. The rope
Ike and the coiored man fell three toors.
striking on his back. Tho ambulance was
lied and the physician In charge. after
dressing the injured man. conveyed Inn 70
IL. Il IN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The contract for building tho First-stroet
yiaduct was awarded Yesterday 20 tie King
Indigo Company OF Cleveland, @. Work on
the structure will be commenced ~ on @.
The contract calls COR its completion by the
Ist az june. The bridge will be very much
like tie one AT tho end OF Fifth street. and
will be an excellent structure. As soon rs
completed streot-car tracks viii be laid. and
i'm a. short while street cars viii be running
through Barton Heights and out as TAR as the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The young ladies and men who VIII dance
IN the CONT scene of the Association bali met
m tho Masonic Temple yesterday aiterno
and went through their first rehearsal. under
The guidance If Professor Henry Liable.
Tho latter demonstrated to them the iltri-
cacies of Saraband and in o Jew weeAs the
dance will partake OF the grace ana finish
that characterized the minuet lost season.
There Will be another rehearsal TINS evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

The eighth course entertainment Of tho
Vonng Mems Christian Association was held
last nirht III tho Association Hall. The pro-
or.nr.e consisted OF music. Rotations aud q
cvmnastic display. The musical part Of the
programme was rendered ia excellent style
Henning. first tenor: Mr.. Horace +. Smith,
second tenor; Messrs. ID. $. Bennett. bari
tone. and p. +. Greenwood basso; Mr..
Shepherd Webb AS accompanist and in his
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Tieutepant- Governor J. Ho-e Tyler has
.o,",lctsd the list oil appointments Of ladies'
ON The committee for the Worlds FAIR. Tho
last appointment. which was made yesterday.
was was that of Mrs Beverly Harrison. OF Am
herst Courthouse. The committee will meet
in the Senate chamber on Wednesday. Ianu-
AIRY 10th, at p -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Postmaster Russell is in receipt OF com
nunicau0n from 8. 4. James AepniF r"rS'
No,s fersov ssk,nr for information concern
;,, inc" two SONS OF Gordon Mcknight, who mar
RED ADELAIDE Sharp The letter states that
Mcknight died in the postoilice OF cholera nS
be being the postmaster but the name OF tne
offce ia not given. The writer says some
Inorey has been left to the boys. whom no ID
trying to mud.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Decorations,
Fine Roses. Cut Flowers. &c, always on hands
Palms. Rubber Trees, Dracenias and other
at W. A. HAMMoND's. 1917 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

In addition TO tho large stock Of UNa
LAUNDERED SHIRTS already advertised
We are now prepared TO show the MAR
VEL" IL is made Of good heavy cotton
cloth. three-ply linen bosom, reinforced IN
front. omen back, leliod seams. Sizes T. to
II. These goods wero made 10 sell for a
higher price but we have them and the price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Cream of Almond will cure your chapped
hands. not only that. but it Will render your
SKIN soft and smooth. and is an excellent ar
t..s fr the toilet and bath. fragrant anu
pleasant ln every way.
L. WtGNFa, Druggist.
Corner Sixth and Broad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16
j. WAGNEH. drug ist.
Corner Sixth and Broad streets.

ole thinks he's won his Josephine. the
tl,reaten.nr clouds are now serene sings
Dick Deadeye IN "Pinaiore and IN tho sec
onl act las been demonstrated 20 large au-
diences TINT Ralph thought right. lie VIII
use his brain power once more at the matinee
this afternoon at $50 o'clock. reat5 should
be -nnnral eArlY TINS Murul.g.