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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
MOZART MUSICALE.
An Excellent Entertainment by Local
Talent at the Academy.

1dIeDt dt the Atdutbiy'
The seven hundred and twenty-nfth
musicale Of the Richmond Mozart Asso-
cjation was given last evening at the
Academy of Music, and the artists taxi
ing part were all from Richmond. being
what is commonly rather depreciatingly
called local talent
In this case the stranger WITHIN or
gates and the citizens of Jlcnmond Wet"
convinced that this city compares most
favorably with any other anywhere IN
the mater of singers, orchestra leader
and accompanist.
The orchestra Of eighteen pieces, was
Under the able direction Of Mr.. George
Nolker. and rendered exceNeAtly the
'Picue Dame" overture Of Suppe, the
popu,ar Forge in the Forest Of Mich
aelis, the charming potpourri OF The
Beggar Student" of Mnlocker, and the
delightful Dreams Of the Ocean" waltzes
of Gungl.
Miss Hammer was warmly received in
her numbers, the first the "Canzonetta"
Of Meyer elmund, and second song,
ION Board" by GODDARD.
Mr.. j. Emory Shaw. the weii-known
baritone and organist of Monum entail
church, rendered the Romanza from
"Dinorah," of Meyerbeer, and evoked
much applause.
Captain Cunningham sang the beauti-
full 40, Promise Me-" ballad by De
Koven author of robin Hood" and ''The
Knickerbockers" He was obliged TO
come back, and gave the dear old "Be-
lieve Me, If All Those Ende9ring Young
Charms" as he only can give it.
Mrs Reinhardt's numbers were two
beautiful songs-(a) II Ask Thee Not"
by Masckowsld, and b) THE Hearts
Spring Time" of McRede.
The concerted numbers were the aell-
known Home to Our Mountains OF
Verdi. by Mrs. Reinhardt and Captain
CUNNINGHAM; the trio from "Atdia"
Verdi again by Mrs. Reinhardt. Captain
Cunningham and Mr.. Shaw and the
appropriate Pinsutis Good Night, BE.
loved" by the quartette, Miss Hammer
Mrs. Reinhardt, Captain Cunningham
and Mr. Shaw
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Granite Council.


WASHINGTON. D.. c.. Jan. 9.-The
death Of Captain Whitehead. United States
Navy, will cause tho following promotions
in the line: Commander o. A. Batcheller to
DO captain. Lieutenant Commander 4. T.
Story to be commander. Lieutenant Del
banty to be lieutenant commander. Junior
Lieutenant A. Gleaves to be lieutenant en-
sign, +. A. Haesier to De lieutenant junior
grade.
Tho Honss Committee on Naval Affairs
have decided not t. begin the preparation Of
their appropriation bill until ths report on
the condition of the Treasury is mads 10 the
House by the WAYS aud Means COMMITTEES.
The committee does not wish to put bill
to the House until they are sure that the re-
commendati us that may make Tor appro-.
tina Treasury.
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Captain Hudgin Endorsed.

BOWLING GREEN, VA, Jan. 9.-Spe-
cial.-At a mass-m meeting Of the citizens OF
Caroline county, held at this place to-
day Captain J. NJ. Hudgins was Endorsed
for United States marshal for the Eastern
district OF Virginia.
The resolution says:
Resolved by the Democratic citizens of
Caroline county, In mass-meeting assem-
bled. That we heartily indorse Captain
Hudgins for the said position, and earn
estly urge his long, faithful and efficient
services 10 the Democratic party as
county chairman. as county congressional
canvasser, as a working member Of the
Virginia Legislature, and well as his
eminent fitness for the said position, rs
cogent reasons why he should be chosen
for the above-named position.
Captain Hudgins responded in grateful
speech of thanks.
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TO URGE THE APPR0PRTArYoy.
Norfolk Citizens Go Ia Washington in BE
haif Of the Naval Review.

NORFOLK, VA, Jan e.-General Geo.
W. Johnston. president OF the Hampton
Roads Rendezvous Association, and a
large delegation of prominent citizens left
tonight for Washington TO urge an appro-
priation for the naval review to be held
here In April. Norloll. and vicinity are
making preparations for big time. The
Portsmouth board Of trade and organi-
zaticns in Norfolk and Berkeley have
adopted resolutions calling upon Congress
TO make the appropriation asked for
and calling upon the Virginia delegation
to vote for the same.
one Of the features OF the review win
be sham battle between vessels Of the
types Of the old Merrimac and Monitor.
which will take place near the spot where
the original fight occurred.
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Suprcme Court Of Appealg.

In the case of the Richmond Railway
and Electric Company against Genestra
a writ OF error was refused by the court
to a Judgment of the circuit court OF
the city OF Richmond. rendered June 10,
1892, Judge Lacy dissenting.
Commonwealth against McCulloush and
others, Commonwealth against McCul-
Tough, Commonwealth against Barry and
Commonwealth against Davis & Co. The
case was argued by w. III. G. Ellis on the
part OF the Commonwealth and
Colonel Maury on the part OF
the defendants. The argument VIII
be continued to-day, These cases are
the famous coupon cases. and IL is hoped
by the State officials that the court will
declare the several acts unconstitutional
which permitted the use OF certain tax
receivable bonds in the payment OF State
taxes
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CHARLOTTESVILLE Jan. Especial.
very large crowd attended the dedca-
ton exercises Of the Rose Hill chapel
yesterday afternoon. The Rev. Dr. 4. Il.
Dickinson, Of Richmond, preached the
sermon, and in his inirnltalIe MANNER en-
gineeied a collection for the payment OF
the debt on the house Of worship. sue
ceeding in raising the entire amount
during the day-neariy 500.
The pictures Of the London Spcrts
Company. which will appear here to NOR
row evening. have been covered over with
paper by order OF Mayor Hanckel, at the
request OF number OF citizens, they
deeming the lithoghaphs obscene.
Mrs. Lucy Preston Beale, one Of the
lady managers OF the Worlds Fair from
Virginia. has been In Charlottesville ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
READING COMBINE BROKEN.
TIE jersey Central Witbdraws and WIN
be Operated ndependent1y.

TRENTON. N. j.. Jan. 9-Ths great
Reading coal combine is broken. The
New Jersey Central Railroad Company has
Withdrawn from it and hereafter will DO
operated Independently. the same as IL was
before the agreement with the Reading and
Lehigh alley was entered into.
An official of the Central this afternoon
confirmed the truth of the news. He said
Attorney General Stockton was in posses
sion OF communication from the Central
in which 1t Is acknowledged that all it,
agreements with the roads in question are
cancelled and terminated. This applies
also 70 the leases under which the coal lands
were recently absorbed by the combine.
What influences moved tho Central 10 take
this step are not known, but undoubtedly
fear OF action on the part of the Legislature
had something. II not all. 20 do With 1t.
William Johnston. assistant attorney
general confirms the above report. Tho
Central has asked Chancellor McKill for
permission TO prove this fact. They will
then ask for the Quashing of the proceed
ings of the appointment Of receiver.
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BIG F4TETTETILLEF FAILURE.
North Cardinals Merchant King Fails for
S2gJ0o0.

FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., Jan. 9.-Spe-
cial.-F. w. Thornton. dealer in dry goods
and notions. failed here to-day with
liabilities estimated at two hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars and assets
about the same. Preferences and mort
cages aggregate seventy-fve thousand.
For twenty-five years Thornton has been
a conspicuous figure In the commercial
affairs of the city, and enjoyed the dis
tinctiOn In latter years of being the king
merchant OF North Carolina.
This is possibly the largest failure OF the
kind In years in this State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
The i,azaar.

The ladies who will have charge of the
various tables at the regimental armoly
during the coming memorial bazaar met
with Mrs. IL. ID. Hotchkiss. the president
OF the bazaar and discussed the details
Oh the arrangements at some length.
The mfmbers OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association and OF the other organiza-
tons who VIII take an active part In
the bazaar VIII hold a meeting at noon
Tomorrow in the directors room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
Want Metallic prasSes.

The subcommittee from the Committee
on Grounds and Buildings appointed to
vsit Northern cities and inquire into the
expediency OF putting metellic presses
in the new City Hall have returned from
their trip. All the officials seen by the
members Of the committee in Philadel-
phia, Harrisburg. Reading and New York
declare that metallic presses are superior
70 wooden ones in convenience, safety and
Appearance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
Miss Texas 0yerstrect Dead,

STAUNTON. VA, Jan. 9. -Special.-Miss
Texas Overstreet. Of Florida. died yester-
day at the Wesleyan Female Institute OF
neuralgia of the heart. Her father a
distinguished physician OF Florida. was
with her. Miss Overstreat had been sent
20 Staunton by her father, in hopes that
the bracing climate would build up her
health. which has always been frail. Her
remains were taken 10 Florida for inter
ment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
Six-Siarv Rnildinp Rnrned.

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Fire broke out this
morning. totally destroying tho siS-story
building Nos 43 10 II Elizabeth street. Il
was occupied on irst three floors by FFede-
rex Dol Il Co. furniture dealers. and
Berliner. Strauss 4 Danser and Altman.
Sumner & Co.. neckweAr manufacturers.
Loss, S250.000 About 300 people. prin-
cipslly girls, were employed in Tia factories.
but all escaped harmless.
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Pennsylvania az the Inauguration.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 0-Adjutant-G General
Greenland and Assistant Adjutant-General
hruenbaar, Of the Pennsylvania State mi.
tia, are In Washington to-day, 20 make ar
rGngelDenis fer quarters for the militia. who
are coming TO attend the inauguration o.
President-elect Cleveland. Headquarters FOR
Governor Pattison and staff will be nj the
Arlington Hotel About 5000 milltiamep
from the Keystone State expect to be here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
CHANGE IN THE WEITlfER.
The Snow VIII Soon be Thing Of the
Past.

The weather yesterday was moderate
as compared with that Of previous days
although in the morning the mercury vas
quite low. The wege-earner and business
man had cold walk or ride 10 business,
but later the sun come out and The lner-
curry mounted temperatures ladder 20 a
very comforting degree About O'Clock,
however, a small sized blizzard struck
the city. and pedestrians homeward bound
were forced to enjoy the Inconvenience
OF singing snow drops. The snow di3
not last long. however and by o'clock
the pavements had been snowy and s!eety.
The street cleaning department has done
excellent service within the past few days
by removing from the cutters the piles q
snow thrown there by those cleaning the
paVementG.
Sleighng in the country is excellent,
but there Is not enough snow on the
streets for Il sleigh TO reach the lanes and
roadways, consequently only those who
live in the country and own sieighs can
enjoy the pleasures OF sleighing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
Supper for the Doctors.

The Richmond Academy Of Medicine and
surgery VIII hold It's regular meeting at
the building OF the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening. when the in
staiment OK the new officers for the en-
suing year viii take place. After the
meeting the members viii repair 10 Zim-
nlermanns Hotel. where an oyster sun
PER Win be in waiting for them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
In Memory Of Colonel Gordon.

T.APPAHANNOCK, VA, Jan. 9.-Spe-
clal.--At a meeting Of the officers Of the
court, members of the bar and citizens
Of Essex county, held at the courthouse
al this place, December 20th last, appro-
pria.e resolutions OF respect to the
memory of the late Colonel w. w. Cor
don. Of Richmond, were unanimously
adopted. and Colonel w. r. Aylett was
selected to present them TO the circuit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
Intense Cold Menfher.

EMORY, VA. Jan. 9.-Special.-The cold
has been very intense here for two weeks,
With the exception of a day or two. We
have had no such spell since 1886.
one night the thermometer was three
degrees below zero, and FOR three days
il did not rise above twenty degrees. even
at midday. The snow is eight or ten
inches deep.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
The New officers Take Charge.

TOPEKA, KAN. Jan. 9.-Tho state Cos
eminent was formally surrendered tr-la,
TO the new officers all Popuii.ts. The o.-e.
mony took place in the hall II the llou.' -
Representatives. and was Witnessed by prnna.
bly, the greatest crowd that has evrr az.
sembled Ia Kansas on similar occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
LeaXc for Xnsil;nw.nn.

The Colonial Danes from the thirteen
original States meet in Washington on
Wednesday. The following ladies leave
to-day as representatives of the Virginia
chapter: Mrs Russell Robinson, Mrs
James Lyons. Mrs James II. Dooley. Mrs.
NJ. L. Peasants and Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

BOND.--ricd. January Sth. isql 8, the rest.
deuce Of her son. W \. Pesrd. Chestnut Hill.
after ong aud painful illness which she
ore with Christian fortitnde. Mrs. ANNIE
IL Nj. IN the ftify-tfth year Of her sge.
,Staunton. Va, and Hagerstown. Nd. papers
please copy.
MUNCE-Died, January 9Th ~ her resi-.
dencs, County Down. Ireland. Mrs. MAkY
MCNCE, mother OF Mr.. John ). Muncs. Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10
The yey,Ilc-HowlapdIncide,

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Re!errinc TO In.
publication in the Washington News. De-
cember 2 d. to the effect that Colonel
Robert Neville had been suspended by the
board Of governors from the Metropolitan
Club on charges brought against him by
Mr.. S. $. Howland, and the further charge
that Nr. Howlsnd had used every means in
his power 10 have Colonel Neville expelled
from the club. the following letter is Of in
terest
Ne RorofITaN CLup,
"WAsHISGroN, Jan. 7. 1893.
Mr.. s. :. Rowland. Metropolitan Club, ID.
c.:
- Dear SRI have been directed 10 MS
sure you that IN no manner whatever.
directly or Indirectly, have you interviewed
with any complaints or demands for action
against Mr.. Robert Neville. and that YOU
are permitted TO make use Of this letter in
your discretion.
Very truly. yours.
j. 7. SANGER. Secretary
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nany New Officers.

The stockholders Of the Merchants and
Planters Savings Bank met yeste -day at
noon, and the following directors were
reelected: Messrs. j. II. Montague, w.
c. Jackson. e. {. Jackson. Joseph Hall,
V ". Nelson. 3. c. Wherry, +. w.
Archer and John c. Shafer. The follow
ing gentlemen were added to the board
Of directors: Messrs Lewis Ginter. II. l..
Cabell, Levin Joynes and p. II. Mayo.
The president of the institution will be
elected at the meeting next week. Mr..
NIor.t ZIG L. NOW, rnreeidant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

To-day Hoods Sarsapariila Stands az
the bead in the medicine world. admired
IN prosperity and enviel in merit BY
thousands Of wOuld-be competitors. I,
has larger sale than any other medicine.
such success could not be WOE without
positive merit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

C. c. Rady sells La Flor De corelI
Cigars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

ranging for musical entertainment, 10
be given the last OF the month, me pro-
ceeds to go to the Mount Vernon Iunu'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

la Flor De Corel Cigars are kept at
Reuben jacobs
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NE lEDVOfifAN ULCp, I
"WAsHISGroN, Jan. 7. 1893.
=. Rowland Iefronolitap Club n
Wa shingten Notes.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.--Owine to the
severity OF tho westher the President has
abandoned his proposed hunting trip for
the present
The Treasury Department to-day pur-
chased 5oI.000 ounces of silver at .sS3sQ
1910.
Mr.. Watson introduced in the House 10.
day bill to create the office OF pational
Inspector OF cotton aud grain, to provide
Tor the issuance of posto.lice money orders
thereon, and TO provide for the payment OF
such orders.
The senate to-day confirmed the pomina-
ton ot Henry Clay Evans. Of Tennessee. 10
be First Assistant Postmaster ,eperal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-10

Ia Flor De Corell Glars are sold by
Henry j. Ripon.
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Archer and John G. Shafer The follow
| ing gentlemen were added to the board
of directors: Messrs. Lewis Ginter. II. l..
| Cabell. Levin Joynes and p. H. Mayo.
| The president of the institution will be
| elected at the meeting next week Mr..
j. II. Montague is now president.
Home Building Company.
The annual meeting of the Home Build
ing Company was held yesterday after
noon at the Office Of Mr.. L. A. Catlin. and
| the following officers were reelected for
| the ensuing year
President, J. II. Capers; Vice-President,
| Clay Drewry; Cashier. f. A. Catlin; Di-
rectors. John +. Jacobs, Clay Drewry, j.
! II. Capers. c. l.. Wingo. ]. W. Carter. G.
V. Meredith. II. Seldom Taylor A. b.
Blair, r. y. Newell. NJ. Thalhimer and
r. w. Gates; Trustees F. T. Sutton, n.
| d. Hargroye and Henry Hutzler.
City Bank.
The stockholders OF the City Bank OF
Richmond met yesterday morning at u
o'clock and reelected the same officers for
the ensuing year: William II. Palmer.
president; f. r. Addison, vice-president,
and j. w Sinton. cashier.
With exception OF b. T.. Valentine. who
Was elected 10 take the place of II. c.
Workman. resigned. the old directors were
retained.
The annual report of the president
! showed the finances Of the bank TO be in
very prosperous condition.
The Peoples Company.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Peoples Building. Loan and Trust
Company was held yesterday.
The old board Of directors. including
J. II. Moore, Fred. w. Scott. John NJ
Taylor, John J. Wilson. S. &. Rosenbaun.
were reelected Mr.. J. p. Moore con-
tinues as president OF the company and
ii. l.. Caben as cashier. The company
was shown to be I'm a hourishing condl-
ton. IL declared 10 per cent. dividends
on its stock during the past twelve
months. and in addition carried a balance
TO its reserve fund.
Napoleon Council.
The following officers Of Napoleon Coun-
Gill; No. III, A. l.. Of II were duly in
stalled by W. J. Mcdowell. d. d. G. c., to
serve for six months: l.. c. Davis. COM
manGer; r. +. Pearman, vice-commander
J. ". Carter. orator; Charles +. Hud-
nall. secretary; L. +. Levy. collector:
NJ. F. Hudnan, treasurer; DR.. G.. Smith.
chaplain: A. f. Rogers, guide: f. w.
Stevenson, warden; James Morris, Sr.,
sentry. Trustees: G. NJ Wyatt. j. V.
Bi1gooa W. j. Mcdowell. Representa-
tives: NJ. Il. HudnaIl and II. p. Gray.
Alternates: A. r. Courtney and l.. i.
Levy.
Granite Council.
The following officers were Installed last
evening at Central Hall by Granite Coun-
ell. No. %, Legion Red Cross: Past Com
mander, Joseph Shepherd Commander,
Il. o. Traylor, Jr.; Vice. Commander, J.
2. Strin9er; Prelate. c. J. Mallory. Knight.
j. q. Jennings; Marshal. r. +. Wilkinson;
Sentinel II. n. Parish; Recorder, c. A.
Allen: Financial Secretary. C. a. Craw-
ford Treasurer. II. n. Anderson. Trus-
tees: G. A. Crawford, Joseph II. Shep-
herd and r.. q. Stuart
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Hoods pills cure constipation.
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DEATHS.

What folly. To be without BEKcHAx's
pIra
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
RELIEVES INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, ETC.
uOV Y,yspy,peY.

FOA NtSf~fsI'sIA,
INDIGESTION. and stomach disorders. take
BROWNS IRON DI1TERs.
All dealers keen IL, 81 per bottle. Genuine hA
uace.nsrk and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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FOR PORTLAND G ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM n
j ocean Divlsion-and PACIFIC COAST MZRS
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispAsch from
SpeaT-street wharf, at 10 A M for the above ports
one OF their Al IRON steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALlFORNIA-Aug II, Sept. and
Q. {. {, 16 81.
COLUMBIA-Aug. y. Sept and Oct l. II. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divercng lines for all points in Oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and 20 Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIG; steerage. 50:
round trip cabin $50.
Ticket ofhces-I Montgomery st. and Palace
Hotel. New NJ montgomery ST.
Freight ofice-20O California St
GOoDALL. PERKINS & CO. Supt. Ocean Line
II 10 Market 81, San Francisco.
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OREGON PACIFIC R. R. GO. STEAMER

For foI tiand, Salem. Albany, Eugene
- City. Etc.
GTEAMSHIP LINE TO YAQUINA frs.
- BAf-By this route 2S5 miles by $1,000
steamer is saved over any other route. Stea erS
are built OF iron, with water-tight compartments
wiz sail from section 4, seawal. foot OF Battery
street. steamer WtLLAME TIE VALLEY VIII
SSH from San Francisco Fr day, Sept amb>r g, at
p II. No freight received alter O'Clock p. NJ in
s INNER !.
Passenger rates to Portland. first class SI4;
secoad class. 80: Albany, first class, Sl3: second
class. 81. For freight apply TO d. r
VAUGHN, General Agent, section a, seawalI. 20 II
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN -A
~ Francisco for ports In Alaska 8 A. NJ. %EHEFA
August g. rs, Sept. u. 81 Oct. ~. u e-Sss2ssas
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Il ust 10. and every NTH day thereafter.
For EUREKA. Humboldt Bay. Wednesaays. 9 A. N
For Newport, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and fifth day, A. NJ.
FOR San Diego. stopping only at Port Hartford
santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles (Santa Monica
hedondo (Los Angelesl and Newport every
fourth and fifth day. at A NJ.
For ports in Mexico. 25th NJ each month.
Ticket Ofice-Palace Hotel. 4 New Montgomery
street.
6OUDALL PERKINS & CO., General Agents
tf 10 Market st San Francisco.
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AUCTION SALES.
M. ]. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
monday. September A, 1898,
At o:3O o'clock. sharp, at saIesroom.
1867 MARKET ST., BET. SIXTH AND SEVENTH
ELEGANT PARLOR SETS in cherry
and oak frames. Large Mantel
Mirrors and Fine Pictures,
Eastern Walnut and Oak Bedroom Sets
Fine Mattresses and other Bedding.
Upright Folding Beds. Bookcases and
Desks, Odd Bedsteads and Bureaus,
Fine Body Brussels Carpets and other
Elegant Household Furniture. the
Contents of wen-Furnished Houses.
NJ. j. SIMMONS Auctioneer
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

SUNDAY. Sept 8.
Stmr State OF California. Ackley, 561a hours I'm
Portland, via Astoria 4l5z hours: pass and md So
to CoodaIl Perkins q Co.
stmr Gypsy. Jepsen. ~ hours from Santa Cruz
etc; produce, to Goodall Perkins Co.
Stmr weeott Yarneberg 20 hours from Port
KENYON; pass and mdse. to Russ. Sanders q Co
Stmr Bonita. Green, 81 hours from Newport
etc: produce. to tioodall. Perkins d Co.
Stmr Pomona. Hannah 10 hours from Eureka:
pass and mdse to Goodail, Perkins d Co.
Stmr Westport, Jacobs, 90 hours from Bear Har-
Dor: 800 eds bark. to Pollard a. Dodge.
Ship Dsshing Wave Morehouse, DAYS from
Tacoma; Jumper and lsths. TO Hanson Co.
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BURNING THE LETTERS.

Dear perjuries loved SO well,
Dear dead believing
In these sweet written lies of his.
This fair dece wing.
Blistered with hot. and happy tears
Worn by my kisses,
Hid warmly on my breast at night,
What an end this is!
Dear yellow leaves, dear faded words,
The red fame flashes
NO elegy l speak but this:
Ashes TO ashes.
ANNIE REEVE ALDRICF
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thing. even for getting out of temper in
public, an offense for which the penalty is
I'VE DAYS Imprisonment The punishments
OF the Chinese code are as numerous and
varied as they are barbarous.