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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
CLOSING QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
offerings and Sales at tho pichrnond Tobacco
Erchsngc-Intcrnai Revenue C,ilec-
tions-foreiGn Advice,.

NEW YORK. Jan. e.--Monev closed alta per
cent. Exchange steady Posted rates. 4sgl5 s4s6lb;
actual rates. i}2l6 for sixty days and is5 FOR de-
mand Government bonds steady: currency
6s. 100 bid: Is coupon. IL bid extended IS.
registered. 100 bid. Pacific railroad bonds
closed as follows; Union firsts. i0716 bid; do.
sinking funds. iU7A bid: cenirals. iO7 bid.
The stock market opened active and strong,
with the first prices generally - TO i3 per cent.
souri, Pacific was ND - per cen AMI Chicago
Gas was unchanged The closing ont Of old
deals however, soon developed heavy feeling
and everything hut Chicago Gas declined frac-
nOnally during the early dealings Chicago
Gas advanced a. but soon lost the improvement.
New England was the weakest, declining -.
After 1880 Lackawanna made an advance Of g
Der cent. to 1915 and the general market
rallied under the lead OF the coalers. New
England was prominent IN the dealings. At
u o'clock prices were iraclOnly higher than
they closed .ast night. In the closing hour 10
j. o'clock ihe market again developed weakness
under the lead OF Louisville and Nashville;
which stock was especially pressed Tor sale. ana
drO0j from ~ 20 ~)t.. New ork and North
ern preferred was another weak spot. declining
from a6ln 20 70 All the eadng stocks hoEed ma
terial losses hy 0 At that tine the bank state
Inent showing an increase OF sl.f23Jij IN the re-
serve. Was made public. and prices rallied some
what The close. however. was heavy with
prices near the lowest of the day. The sales for
the DAY amounted to 1j40G shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

RArTIwoRY. MD.. Jan q.-Flour easv: Western
superfne. sGlns85l; do. extra, iAbCaiia: do.
family. &iUaf15; winter wheat patent
- sta5.f0. spring wheat. patent. saa3.- 90.
so straight. SUCCESS. rcceipts. l3.'l herIei'
shipments i.u51 barrels; sales s.5 barrels " meat
quIet: no. rod SPOT si.uO'3el.1i, January
s.n3t: February, slG2il: March. ~ o3tt; 1laf.
slOfit: steamer so. p rel, &c.; receipts <,-i, ~
bushels: shipments. lo2.lW bushels; stock. J. i~.-
81 bushels. ssles $1,000 bushels southern
wheat steady: FultZ. 95c.eslU5. lonsuerr',
ghc aslnl Corn steady. mixed sIot, sl4e
5l3-c.: Januarf. 5l.-ejltlc FEBRUARY, .l4@
50s.c March ja-c.. steamer mixed. n t@i't.c.'
re eiuts lu32ij bushels. shipments, lnN5l
bushels; stock. 06l 3, bushels; sales, 10000
bushels. Southern corn steady. white, 500 e (,
yellow. Ea1c oats stead, white west
ern 2,isc.; so. mixed. Western SAB. iec.;
receipts 3nO bushels; stock. llam5 bushels.
I've steady: NO 3. gio9,c; receipts, ODD
bu-h Is. stock, 1926 bushels Hay strong;
good TO choice tmothy, si3en Gram
f.eights frmer and unchanged. Cotton dull;
nj ding upands. sr4c. PROVISIONS act We aha
unchanged Lutftr steady and unchanset.
Eggs steady at sc. tOlee steady; hlo car
goes. fair l1c.. 40. r. l3l.c. sugar strong
formulated. a. COpler steady. rennai, lie.
Mhi.kf firm and unchanged. Peanuts un-
changed.
bid; do. . s. f@slt4.
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Nom York Cotton Market.

NV YORK. Jan. g-Messrs. Hubbard, Price
& 20. in their circular tonight say; Tho sta
t1sficsl situat on as MADE up IN the mornings
SIronicle are as follows: Total o. crop IN sight,
Il US bales. against 6152sis la,t year; visible
sunply. 100000 bales against 35s3Ooy last year;
inferior receipts. $1,000 bales, against $4,000
last year In order 10 make an intelligent COM
parison Of these figures It IS necessary s 70 con.
sider the total of the movement Tor the past
xlests foqether as the holidays have caused
some irresularity in the collection OF the re-
ports. no excess OF the crop IN sight on the
ioth of December was 5100D bales. Last eve
nine II WAS $1,000 bales. The deliveries from
the plantations for the same period are
H. wear While the deficiency is not
ss arge as had been predicted Il shows that
falling OH in the movement may be counted
mon will reasonable certainty from now on,
and nnon the measure Of this falling of de-
Ponds tho course Of the markets Reports from
abroad this morning were rather more encour-
aging Spinners bought 1000 spot Ia Liverpool,
and futures were 7-6i TO b-64 higher on the
near positions, and 4-ti TO 500 on the distant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

OfFIcs OF IHE SUpERINIENDENr VIRGINIA
lINIIENI1ARY
RICHuoND, January g. ,h. lo92
DTOp0c FAILED PR IO~AIS WILL
! Ie rec iyed at ihis Of Gee until ~ ESDAl,
Igfh ms ant. - oc'ocE NJ. for furnishing this
instilu ion for the ii cal year ending september
2l. 1872 with bee following art cles lu more or
less quantities a. the requirements demand
VIZ.
1900 bushels Good Merchanlg9-e Boltod Meal
ga nuIe.
10000 round Rice sample.
1860 pounds lIght-lroWu sugar sample.
66.5JD Olud- ulk Meats -Iellls, butts. SIDES
or Shoulder. samil es
IT,. 400 pound. Iurpentine oat sampleI,,
6.-CO gall lns Low Grade syrup or Molasses
sample
arrels nre Whisky sample.
6l SACKS Liverpool alt.
go gallon. rr0sene oil. 20 degrees test
COZ ga Ions Ii ad-LIsht OH. l0O degrees test
lO barrels iueg gar sample
560O pounds Ground t0nee sample.
f0l bounds Blac Re per. Grain sampled
80 pounds Green ea sample
Tie above goods Co Dee N.lltcleQ at INC IT.
pinla IeuitentIarr free of all drayage ami IN
-.ch quantities and ar such tlmfs as me super
iuteuden- may require them 60 .e Delivered
sill ieet 20 inspection. MHrk name and price on
each samUle separate lids VIII Oe received
for amy one on more oi the above articles.
he n0ari of directors reserve lho rBnt 20
reject amy or aIl bids.
Iy order of the loari of directors
DE- 49, irVN.
ia sgl0-9t superintendent
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RirHuosD. yA..Jan. 9-No offerings Of tobac-
co. 10 auction to-day.
Private saes reported 90 the secretary OF the
Richmond lOIacc0 Lad to-day: wrappers n
hog,heads: oilers. d. dark leaf. l.; total
Private sales reported no the secretary OF ihe
Richmond Tobacco lIado 10 tae week cniin-
Saiurdar. January @. ,. Nra. per.. - hogs
heads: filler. OJ. cutter I'D. l.ohef' l'' scrap
Farmers Alle ghany lrenshaN b, Vaughan. 30
Old 0mini ~. hOckoe. AeaI z, davenport s.
and Seabrooke. acco warehouses ittoN 10
daF R-ceiIts. . packages deuf tiles' ,lt Inc
same warehouses. with Virginia, wilson 81.
Vaughan Be ola Dominion. Jones Planters ana
Shellurne aided. report for tie week ending
to-day: Receipts. =. packages; deliveries. .A
a he United states internal revenue collections
for he city OF Richmond. Va, to-day are. IaX
uaid on cigars and cigarettes, 81 3.3J' TAX pald
on plug tODaccOs. S-.1.1.53; special TAX. SD +
total s9gg,Of or the week. lax ia d on cI-
oars and cigarettes. : ll.s9ti; tax pad on Plug
toUacc0s. sl54.lI1; special tax e2rO.; total,
orr Major Milton Cayce. of the Allen < Gin
ter ranch of tine Am rican Tobacco company
who has ueen sick a.d confined 90 the mousse Tor
the past eight weeks, We are glad To- say Is very
n1ncn better and hopes 10 De GU a-aiu IN le"
me Courier-Journal Of Friday morning
Januarv s. 1892. report, thel LOUISVILLE n.y. TO-
baccO mark as follows;
"lhe warehouses made such heavy offerings
To-day that sales could be completed al only
four of them. he large breaks nave. hOHeF T.
vet llIl ANY tufNa AlpN tAi ttttl 'D@''.i
focrirers stocks IRE rather lght and they viii
take all the good tobacco that Is offered. an ad-
difion there is another circumstanco % be con-
sidered with the present dry, cold weather
buvers donot know how long the large offer
ing, will last farmers viii I've unable TO prize
and ship. and sales Will lie cut down for lack OF
receipts Consequently tho bidding remains
sharp and active despite the big breaks.
''lhere is nothing new TO he said about the
tona of the market to-day. 10 has not changed
This week, and all good types are firm and IN
demand
crop. OF which 81 were hurley and dark; DOS
new crop. of which 6i3 were hurley and - dark;
original inspections, t5s. reviews, oJi yeslef-
.....H rI.r. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

course Of time he died. ard at his funeral the
minister dealt with him in no gentle phrase.
The next Sunday the bereaved widow came
herself TO the parsonage. bringing the usual
"note.p and ut the same time preterring an
earnest request that as the minister had
already given her husband such raking AZ
the funeral he would quietly pass him over
in his prayer She added that her husband
had always been kind and good to her and
10 his family. well. well. Wen soc said
the aged aud yenerated pastor. Ills curt
relief Of himself in his prayer wes this:
Thou knowest. . Lord. that thy departed
servant was good proyider for his family;
but beyond that his friends think, and we
think. the less said the better"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Spring wheat in good demand; No. in store,
s.l5c: No. 8. sll9c.; No. white, SIC sales by
sample +. o. b.: No. D. S9c.; No. 3, s2lace SOC. ;
NJ . red i'm store sgc; No red, Sic; No.
lizard. sIc sales by sample. I. o. b.: No. red,
Sgjse9lc.: No 3 red. s6Ss,c.; No 4, 7oc. Corn
steady: 80. in store. 30 4ss&c No. p 8'4c.;
So =. .sofHc. No. yellow, 3s1Re39c No 3
white. 3s4c. 80. 4, 56lssN1ec. Oats steady;
No > in store 70; NO. white, Sc: No. b alc (;
IN gWIite .nt0f82c. Sales by sample, Z o. b. :
H., D $50. fgle: SO. white, 3.s33c No. s.
2ga3Jlyc: SO. 3 white. 5Je3ltc. lard-saies
50lJ uercss az s625. Green hams-sales,
5000 pounds. average sixteen pouhds; Jehuary
New York cut, average ten 10 twelve pounds AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
MDon DELwEi AND rHEALLIANcE.


A Vigorous Expre,sion OF Views on That
Organization.
Tie following letter was written in reply to
al article which appeared last November in
tie N.uoual Economist OF Washington, but
waea that paper declined for lack OF space
% publish. By explicit request II IS pub
ls-el .l IHE IiMEs.
Wl-IogER, November %. 1891.
EDITOR Of the National Economist Washing
tl ID. G..
have been prevented by sickness. which
has confined NE % my bed until yesterday
o.. 4. wy room at TINS writing. from sooner
replying D. your editorial On the Economist of
Tie .t. lu which you are mistaken in nearly
tttIY u int YOU have made against me-nOt
Intentionally. for i know you 10 boz to good
io loss i0 do that only your zeal ia behalf of
ie Alliance has mis-. cd you. 10 is true that
met tle editor of the Religious Herald at
te N4t8 sulphur Springs and. occupy A.
Seats 90 the same table. had many pleasant
conversations with him. and 40 his request
oppressed nay view, on farming farm NE ana
4I.tls Alliance with little thought or re-
serve. ILo Alliance Convention had met
A Ilelulad but Few days before. ana inc
Organization which bad been gotten up under
liee..e u helping the farmers and Tie farm
tatll with politics in the beginning. hed,
iar as u.d understand the published
Il.rs of its proceedings, become one OF the
dangerous political machines had ever
ht. calling upon our represeniatl e5
congress and elsewhere d see that farm
Weio supplied by the Government with
es 10 per cent. per anuum on their
... crops etc. with many other reasonable
...las. such as are contained IN the Ocala
storm. ulier penalty II this or something
Jester W4s not done. they would be turned
rs 4l. others pat IN their places. ] could
aeIs.and such action ass tic worst kind
'tss legislation il opposition 10 one OF
's .rallng tenets IN their platform well
lated % excite tho hostility Oi all the
-e' classes and II carried out worry likely
i...il ih tnedsrupt ton OF our Government
-.e such circumstances and thus impressed
.4a Dut express my unqualified disapprOba-
'D-o tAe order. but didnOt feel calledupOn
ounce Dts individual members. large
~ wh m 1 well know were as pa
,.' ana true as could claim 10 @. never
So tn~iiiingy led by people whose eyes
fo-.1 SO hsmiy set on office as 10 be willing
F'i'' lle welfare Of US all to obtain one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

CmcAGo Jan. -Nheat-Wheat was dull and
the tone weak There wa little IN the wa Of
news. Closing prices were &c. lower. Receipts.
il1 cars
corn Corn was weak ON heavier receipts than
the trade exuectel Closing prices were 80 &c.
lower Receipts. 200 cars.
Oats ats were qui and easy. in sympathy
with whea and % u. and closed lsaHc lower.
Leceipts J cars
Provi ions Provisions were heavy and closed
AZ n decline of eiac. IN DIRK i1tc IN lard and &c.
In ribs Ihe packers generally we're sellers.
IIeufI.y. Ut9hcSf. CLOSING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Nrw Y0nr. Jan. The important changes IN
the PRINCIPAL items Of tho New York bank state
meuf for the past week are asfollo"s; 'esefNe,
Increase sf,1O-5: loans. increase, CSC '.f ~
srecie increase s3u-1.H00 legais. increase,
sI4l21oO. deposits. increase, sllI0iIO0i circu-A-
tlnn- Innrna. e. E.lnll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
Grnln I'D Colton fsehange.

RlcHXoSD. Va. January @, 1872.
OfTEElN1s.
Corn-eD6 bushels.
Oats -IIO1 bushels
ScreeninEs-lDJ bushels.
SAILS.
Corn-106 bushels.
Oats-l.UO bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
Whest-Iongberry, 81 20 sl.0f. mixed. Csc. 10
al "a. sh0rtherrv gsc. 10 SlHi. 40. red ti0j
Corn White. Virginia. 52c: No. white, soc.
TO Bic: No. mixed. &c. to 4lc.
Oats-NO. 2. 3-c.; No. ., 800. 10 &c; winter
seed oats 5-c. TO soc.
Lye-90c. 10 92c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

Sr. LOUIS. Mo- Jan. 9-Cat le-recfi rs goo:
market strong. HO-s receirts 201I; market
act We and s,rOng. lalr 20 fancy heavy SLlO@
4.J; IL. 1ed, s..t1tf.lJi YORK. 81 i.lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
CLEVELAND AND HILL.
. THE roRurR srAr ar LITTER
taeLson-Da, speech The supply OF
j" 49,. Work Of the Grip-Costiy
unris,s New York News.
Nv yonx BUREAU, RICHMOND TINES
NV i''N Jan. @. 1892

~ yorx BUREAU, RICHMOND TINES
NV i''" Jan. Q. 1872
p-o.;leot C'eyoland's speech last even
N. .sar.ct.on. Gay dinner Of The Business
, H.. Democratic Association has set the
...,an.' tongues TO waeeing. His refer
".h.n,ne schemes. 'insincere PROBES
...ff.s assertion that the people will
-. .so guessing riddles or trying TO
..-.. 1,ub.fui phrases are construed by
'~,t be- pointed slaps At David B. Hill.
a., .--eo Chat tle eN-presdent meant t.
t.~s tho law On the tariff question
.. soryo notice on tho leaders OF
r...,,-srr 40 Washington that there
.. ,, backward policy IN tho treatment
.-.r he Obs, Congress. All unite IN
.r chat Sir. cleveland evidently IaNofs
rer.uof aEerera. tat'h biI repeal
..Ir Mckinley act. anD n1tthe pohcy OF Mr
some intimate friends VINO have
rv .n.kcn on the subject 90 him Say
...ecn Is Mr. C.evelands answer 60 re-
.. Stories that be was no longer cani.-
COSTLY HrmArs.
An. interesting feature of the Christmas
~. New 1ofk Central railroad disaster "a.
-.r. in which thirteen persons lost
..- lives. is the bin of expenses iNr ne
lrra oi Gle victims. Just rendered I'd ,Ho
a1 company. J. ". Riley an Uu-
l..t..cr o. Aonaers. buried seven persons
oe-e killed. and his bin for n1sy 'hs
...vsr reoule call. for alb no -5.3".
w. Ncghun wiA address a meethS az
.I.-r Methodist Ipiscouai church To-
..tsruoon moon 'rlhe Crime Of Pow
,...
f.. been rnrnoreI tla. tho Chesapeake
III .... a.-a.tnt. won. meet ON January
g.. t...rs.lara proposition looking % the
[..-.I % tho eastern DIVISION of The Newport
Naos .nt Miss--.p pi alley roaa. OiAcla.s
d.. O.. .Aestpe-.e . ". les been called and
....,.,..t.l.r F. under consideration.
t-.i
COZ
l0m Chronicle cures the visible supply
r cotton t..s weeks Il'j.h'o pales greater
. at tae same I.l.e las. g''l ...I 'eD'
Ia..s -r.lter .il iA la.i ana .'i"'r'1 D"lo3
GREATER i.an l 1882 The stook al Liverpool
re a bales in .re tnau last year AJ
Sow orleans the stock is l6t.uOJ bales more
f.a. ..et re d.. while shipments are relatively
t.u Exchange no Aew Orleans anu New
|OraIr IieI al @l.-3 discount lot conn neI-
r bills 4ui I'D cents discount lot oAhhtIa
bills
WORK oT THE GRIP.
C-a..i Hr " eoks illness with the grip.
hr.lerH F. Ora mpp. manager i q broadway
importing house. shot himself dead IN his
Iome.t Pacific street. hroohlyn. u e
bureau 0. vital statistics reports lZ7 deaths I'D
Gill atr tuuug the twenty. four hours ended
o. l. to-day. eleven ~ which resulted from
t.erUp anna rs complcAtou0 me ponce
s.1 I.t today contains PIG names. llr.
Il hlg.e SAID to-day that Whie inc
Dbl .er Of deaths from tie grip renamed
lt tle same each day tie disease was not
cases u the tenement house Districts was
.rNratr lHouAsIO MIR. ISMAN.
rrl.r.fI ,..,,. i. d, ,o,,y of General Thomas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10
GROCERIES. &C.
TO FOLKS Who EAT!!

Large Peeled Asparagus reduced TO 25c. 30
can.
Quart cans Of Pure Maple Syrup reduced to
35c. PER can.
Seven pound tins Crosse and Blackwell Jams
reduced 90 orc. per tin.
lialf-gallon cans Rock Candy Syrup reduced
20 nc per can.
Dessert Lemon Orange and Citron Peel re-
duced 20 a5c. per tin.
few left OF those delicious Canned Peaches
at l2isc. per can.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY,
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fancy aud Staple Groceries and Fine
Liquors,
528 z. Broad street.
Phone $50. ia3-su.tu&th.
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=
We are offering for the Holidays an extra fino
sel .cfad stock of the following goods. New.
cleaned CIRihSTS and NAlStNS; extra inc
DIHON and LEMON and ORANGE PEEllNI
ms now LAYER FIGS. DATES and French
PRIiNES: best M1NCE MEATS and PLUM
PUDDlNGS: finest CHOCOLATES and CAN
fable SWTRRIFS: very old PORTS and French
BRANDlES. Jamaica klN and Batavia Az,
RAG We have also r great variety Of imported
ASPARAGUS. tAJllfLOMLE, PEAS and
BEANS in glass AMI tins. 40
HLHMANN SCHMIDTS
800 and 102 east Broad street.
ANp
". J.. WHITES, s32 east Main street
dei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

rI,O JOHN FITKE. TAKE NOTICE, THAT
1 shall apply 20 Mr.. James 7. hodd. sur
eyor of the county Of Hcnrlco' on nc ,aln
DAY OF FEBRUARY. l-92. between me hours
81 40 clock a "A. and 3 o clock b. NJ. of tAat dag,
10 mako a survey ANA report ion tho manner pre-
scri0ed by law OF LOTS g. q. b. o. and ; IN
i,ingand being i'm the said county OF Henrico,
Ia. aud near the city Of Mchmond' each y
said lots having a front OF 0xil feet and winch
"tats aforesaid on the sth day Of December,
800. in your name, and You beng the owner
thereof. Tor the n0n-payment OF me taxes am
lcvies due thereon for tn, year lo-i. ana li-
chased bg me. there Being no tenant or oiner
nersou in possession and occupation or sali
property and you not being found ih sAlu
0oD"'' ~ SAMUEL =. WADDlLL.
~ de 27.suiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-10

NrOIICE.-THE CREDITORS or i. il.
frm dated tho l2tn OF August. ls5l are hereby
notified tlat by q decree oI the Circuit court o.
Henrie0 county, rendered IN the cause n
Grants ain .ulstratrt against Naufy ana "tn-
lr. On ina "a Deecml er. 1881. the undersigned.
sreci.l commits toner's. or either ~ tnem. arc
directed tO distribute the sum ~ SiDa3lI
among SAID creditors IN the manner ser iorih
in said decree. But the series OF notes mem
Toned DO said decree remaining unpaid mn-f ne
exhibited 20 the under isnel, or one OF ihem.
LIZ the holders thereof. and payment VIII %
made tl the said creditors. the personal Z. pre-
eenfatiyes of such As may he dead. the a,signee3
III said nofes. OF the attorneys Of PARTIES enti-
lad fo lament LEIGH H. PACE,
H. b. MARSHALL.
Special Commissioners.
Nos. 2anl 2 Shafer Building.
Richmond. Dec. 81, 1891. "a i-2"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-04
A HUGE SPECIMEN.
A 6.0OO-POund Mass of Glitterine
Galena.
1t Will Go to the Worlds Fair-The Eagle
Gate to Be Reproduced
Notes.


The biggest mineral specimen, 1t is be
lieved, ever placed on exhibition will be
sent TO Chicago by Mr. Richard Mgckin-
tosh. 1t is huge mass OF glittering ga
lena weighing 5000 pounds, and it will
form part Of the Utah exhibit.
Worlds fair visitors to the Utah build
ing will be confronted by an exact repro
duction of the famous Eagle gate. 1t will
be of the same size and form as the orig
inal. The eagle will subsequently adorn
the exposition building.
Some fine views of the big Cornish pump
at the Ontario mine and Of the Daily hoist
ing machinery have been added to the
Worlds fair collection of photos.
Commissioner Empey and Secretary Nc
Daniel will leave today or tomorrow for
Chicago where they will meet Mr.. Cham
bers and accept the Utah building.
The plow that turned the first furrow in
Utah has been secured by the commission
ers.
There win be q meeting of the territorial
committee on design and color Monday,
Dec. 3, at 8 o'clock p M, at the residence
Of Mrs. Matte Woodward the chairman,
So Fifth East street. Matters Of import
ance must be decided, therefore full at
tendance is desired. By order Of the chair
man.
AL ladies having business with the board
of lady managers, Utah Worlds Fair COM
mission, Will hereafter find them at their
Office, room No. sO2, Constitution building.
Mrs I. S. RICHARDS,
President Board of Lady Managers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-12-04
AnGriCaniZGd
Encyclopedia
Britannica

Over the English work SHOWN 50 strongly
SIS in the articles which narrats the history
of the Civil War. The articles on the gnis-
ed States in the tenth volume contains
full history of the war, it's causes and ita
results. Under their respective heads, as
GETTYSBURG. the WILDERNESS
CAMPAIGN. etc., the great and decisive
battles are separately treated. The b:ogra.
plies of Grant and Lee, of Sherman and
Sheridan, Hancock and stonswan Jackson,
and the other great leaders Of armies ara
fun ard complete, and the histories OF
Lincoln. DAVIS, Steward, Stanton and
others who helped TO make history between
1850 and 1865 are given IN full detsi.
From these sources there can be gained Al
. glance the entire history Of the gigantic
struggle which resulted in the overthrow
Of slavery and tao afarment Of the fact that
the United States is a nation, one and un-
divisiDle. The English work paid little at.
tention to this, probably the greatest wa1
of all time. No American CITIZEN can at
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