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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

Items Gathered Here and There and
Everywhere Throughout the state.

DR.. A. Robert Mckee died suddenly In
his office IN Charlottesville on Saturday.
Il. S. English. a prominent citizen OF
Westmoreland county, died very sud
denly last week. 80
The Methodist Conference. in session at
Stanton since Wednesday. rehabli'ated
the Rev. T. b. Snowden, whose creion-
tials had been taken from him by the
Church
In view OF the Presidents declaration
that persons who held office during his
previous term, will not be appointed
again Mr.. NJ. Glennan, publishes Of the
Norfolk Virginian. who was the leading
candidate for the posamastership OF that
city, has Withdrawn from the contest.
Mr.. Basil Gordon and a party Of New
York ana Baltimore gentlemen were at
Newport News on Saturday. presumably
prospecting as we'll as looking over the
large works there. Though the Mexican
mission escaped him. it is said Mr.. COR
don 10 still seeking appointment IN the
diplomatic service, and has gone 10 WASH
inston with that view.
Mr.. Lloyd Logan, one OF the oldest citi-
zens OF Winchester, died on SATURDAY
He had been in failing health for about
two years, but, being a man OF marked
energy, was confined to his room only Tor
a few weeks. Mr.. Logan was eighty-nVe
wears of age. He went To winchester
fIom Alexandria in ISIS and engaged in
the tobacco business. which he conducted
successfully for sixty years.
A Petersburg dispatch says: The John
l.. Sullivan Sparring Company Is billed
10 appear here on the 18th Of April. on
the same day the Boston Baseball club
will play a match game with the Peters
burgs and correspondence has been
opened with Sullivan's managers with a
view 10 getting the great slusger 10 UNI
pire the game. 1t is hoped and con!-
IDENTIFY expected that the arrangement VIII
be made.
Mrs Eliza /. G. Harrison, wife Of the
late Professor Gessner Harrison, died III
Charlottesville Saturday at the residence
Of her son-in-law. Professor Francis h.
Smith Mrs Hlrrison's life was co-oN-
tensive with the history Of the University
Of Virginia. Her father. Professor George
Tucker. was one OF the original facIl'y
selected by Dir. jefferson, and appointed
to the chair Of moral philosophy IN NO
at the opening of the first session OF the
school She was buried Sunday
The Grand Camp Of Virginia, Confedsr-
crate Veterans. has been invited TO meet
in Portsmouth on the 18th of May on
which occasion the annual Memorial Day
exercises will take place. and the bronze
statues on the Confederate monument on
Court street will be unveiled Captain X
! c. Marshall has been selected as the ora
tor Of the occasion and Rev. Beverly
Il. Tucker. chaplain Of the Grand Camp
and rector Of ST. Paul's church Norfolk
| will read poem on The occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. March IA. 1898.
Light offerings at auction on Change
4 day, highest price for sun-cured To-
laccos. SSl.SD.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today
Wrappers. Is hogsheads; files, l6: hugs
(darO %. leaf (dark), Al. fetal. rs hogs
heads
The tobacco inspector repoTts to- lay;
Inspections Bright. hogshsads, dark
lJ6 hogshcads. p tierces; Western. hogs
leads. Rcinspecuons-Breht IS hogs
heads 1 tierce.
Myers. Wilson's. Allegheny, Old Do
minion. Shelburne's, Meals Davenport s,
Sh0ck0e and SeabroOkes tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts, % pack
ages. deliveries. g. packages.
United States internal revenue eollee-
tons for the city of Richmond, Va, TO-
day. Cigars and cigarettes 81, 76S70; plug
tobaccos. {2.2Sz32. Total Si056.O2.
a blg sale Of both bright and dark loose
tobaccos at Sheiburnes warehouse to-
day. A special sale at Shelburne's to-
bacco warehouse for to-morrow-the
largest OF the seasOn-consisting OF bright
Henry and Franklin county tobaecos.
Some good. rich, waXy filters and wrap
pers viii be offered, and IL is hoped the
buyers Will turn out IN strong force aud
DO what they can 10 induce further ship
ments OF these grades OF tobacco TO Rich
mund.
The Planters tobacco warehouse had
the floor fun again to-day. and prices
were an that could be desired one Tar
Heel planter got as high as SIS for his
best grade OF wrappers.
ShOckOe warehouse sold s,2l0 pounds
dark loose tobaeeos to-day; highest price,
I50
Crenshaw's warehouse sold 1850 pounds
dark loose tobaccos to-day; highest price,
$50
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
NJ T. Higgins. buckingham; L. o. Davis
POwhatan; J. w. Bragg, b. l.. Bragg,
Cumberland Robert Priddy. covington;
William W. Michaux. Powhatani T. l..
Hanton, Hanover; J. l.. Walton, Putnam
w. Va; b. @. FERGUSON, Monroe, w.
Va; L. S Burruss. Buffalo, n. Y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

HIChmOUI- va. NHT'T IT. 400
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS. SEAL
y I'D PROPOSALS Will be received a.
his ofhce untH WEDNESDAY. March
18th. al O'Clock l.. NJ, for furnishing
ali labor and materials. except cement.
and construrtiue sewers and street basins
as per list on file I'm this Office.
Forms of proposals, specifications aHnsdl
explanations can joe obtained an tni3
Inv certified check for two hundred dol,
lars as guaranty of the execution OF
n bond Tor The Performance OF the con-
tract when awarded. -.
riebt 10 reject any or an proposals offer
81 and To eive the contract for the whole
ar n part or for each item scpaldtely
- ". T.. CUTSHAW,
nh 1ttdf city Engineer.
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nlhO III
- RopOsALs FOR TOBACCO F0R

ID ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FoR
/ THE NEW YORK NAVY AAhI):
February Is. ls03-Sealed proposals. IN
dorsed proposals for Tobacco for the
New York Navy Ward. TO be opened ,
March y. 1851" will be- received at me
Uurr1u Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department, Washington, =. C.. until
y o'clock noon, March y. lS3, ana
publiclv cpened Immediately thereafter,
fo furnish al the New York Navy Yard
5000 pounds o. Navy -, Tobacco s.,,,. TN, The
Rlank forms Of proposals win be furnish
Cd upoq. appQeaqon to the ,b NaY ii,,rl Ray
S,mnies ~ the STANDARD tobacco VIII
be- be- furnished upon application. to the
bureau The attention q m ni "a, iSrT
things being equal decided by lot. The
Department reserves the rich, 10 waive
defects or TO reject any or an BIDS not
deemed advantageous % the Govern
ment. EDWIN STEWART, Paaymasier
General. r. s. y. l'-'-'"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

UNION STOCK YARDS, III, MARCH
-cattle-Reeeipts, 1000; shipments,
1000: steady; good TO choice steers, So.uo
@5.75: others, s4bOa40o; Texans. S3'Ooa
4 80: stockers, $375Qt25; COWS anu
heifers. Sa25q305. -ooo.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; shipments, ';"o,
market active and steady 10 higher;
mixed and packers, s7.40g775; prime
heavy and butchers weights, s7sOq7h
prime light, S7iOa7.45; pigs. sd7ag7,2o
sheep Receipts, 1000; shipments, 900
market iO420c. lower: natives, Si.@op
$50 Western s5.i0a5S5; Texans. si.0;
lambs, Sia095.lO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LAMBERT > 1OlNls MAiNNI IL A9Jo'
COALEp.
Steamship Regal Norfolk. loading.
ARRIVED.
Barges Norfolk and Western Nos. l
and 3, Lizzie Moses, Andrew Jackson
and Corsica.
schooners Marion +. Sprague, Samuel
Dilloway and Robert Morgan.
LOADED.
Schooners George NJ. Grant and w.
Wallace Ward, Providence.
Schooner Nathan Lawrence, Boston.
Barges Monarch and Lizzie H., Boston.
PORT OF WEST POINT, MARCH IA, 1893
ARRIV ED.
Steamship Charlotte, Geoghan. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
steamship Berkshire, Ryder, Proyi-
dence. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Elm City, Marshall, Wal
kerton, passengers and general cargo
Schooner \. Il. Wagner. Baltimore.
fertilizers.
schooner Thomas b. Cater, Baltimore.
fertilizers.
schooner Annie Lloyd. Baltimore. fer
tilizers.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryder. Provi-
dence. general cargo.
steamship Charlotte. Geoghan. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall. Wal
kerton, passengers and general cargo.
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IICENSEs.

city Auditors ONCE,
Richmond. Va, March 10, lsJ3
Y cTicE.
The license taxes or 1898 have been as
sessed and placed 81 th's once LOT inc
inspection of all concerned a
These assessments include all persons
liable TO "A class or specified tax ior, lsy3'
and will remain Ia ~, office Tn until M0iN
80 an Fjnance will meet in the chancery
e eeS III M ON TUESDAY and WEpNEs,
DAY. the DIST and 22d Of MARCH, lS3'
for the purpose Of hearing ana consider
A1 narties concerned are notified 10 at
Tend these meetings Of the committee,
as no change Of classification OF tax WIZ II,
tbe CIV council upon the recommends
lion of the Committee on Finance,
''o" VI EDW. j. WARREN
,,bto ,,,ho2 Auditor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

WASHINGTON, H. c.. March i4-Col-
lcctors Of customs, commissioners Of
immigration. internal revenue collectors
and other treasury officials located
throughout the country are taking the
President at his word, that they are 10
be allowed TO serve ont their terms OF
four years. only two designations of this
class are so far receiyed-that of Colonel
Weber and Collector Hendricks-both OF
New York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA, March "a, IsB5.
Ofrerings-Wheat $50 bushels; corn,
J. $50 bushels.
sales-Wheat, 500 bushels; corn, 1850
bushels
-Wheat-Longberry Tie. to
BIC. mixed. f5c 10 SOC; shortberry. roc
70 70c.: No. 2 red, 7Sc. corn-White.
Virginia (bas lots), Sc; No. white,
BE; No 2 mixed. 49c. 10 soc. Winter
oats Qor seed. 40c. TO &c. No. 2 mixed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. MD, March 1i.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat fairly active and lower; No. 2
red spot and March, 7ll44Tl%c.; May
731sQ74c: June. 74&c.; July. 75hQi5Ac.;
stes mer No. red, 6s1sc.
Corn easy; mixed spot and March, 4I13
G47Ac.; April. 47Qfsc.; May, 4sNq4sa>c. /;
July. 49q49hc.; steamer mixed, 45l2V
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE total
exports Of cotton for month Of February.
1898 amounted I'm value 10 S4,S2 fH. or
81 2S0,2T2 less than for the corresponding
period of 1892. The total value for the
six months ending February 1893, was
yl3l,CGi1s0. and Tor the same period OF
1892 Sl96 81. gl3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL, March 1.-THE sell
ing of some long wheat to-day upset
prices right in the teeth Of "A cold wave,
the decline from top prices amounting
to 1ssc. But a rally followed. and to-
nights compared with last nights quo
tations, are i4c or for May and &c. up
for July. There is no change In corn
oats netted a loss Of ne, pork is down
Tic. lard 15c. and ribs &c.
Cash Quotations-Flour quiet and un-
changed; No. spring wheat l2'sT' z7ac''
No . corn. 41i,c.; No. oats. 3Vlc. mess
pork. 20a1722il; lard, Sll4Ogl pa;
short rib sides Sl015al0i7i4; dry sailed
shoulders. s062kN965; short clear sides
xuk 81 II
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. March f4.-Flour dull
and weak Southern -four dull and easy
common to fair extra, S2lOd3.lO; good
TO choice do, S3.15q425.
Wheat dull and weaker; No. . red,
store and elevator. 7jh07jlac.; afoat,
75itd75i5c. Options more active. open
ing firm at b0iic. advance and fell go
re. and closed steady at An9sc. under
Yesterday; March, 74Mc.; April 'o'sc''
May. 76asc.
corn SC lower and quiet; No. ., 53Ac
elevator. 53A; ungraded mixed 53A40
54ibc.: steamer mixed, b2l2c. Options
closed dull and unchanged to hc. lower;
March, 53c; April sc; May, 5oAc'
oats dull; mixed lower. Options dull
and weaker; March, 3S34c; April. 3sl2c. /;
May. 373ic. Spot prices; NO = 500
satc.; No white. 44Q44hc.; mixed
Western, 39Q41c.
Lard quiet and lower: Western steam
closed at Sl920; city, S1loo9i1.25; March,
closed at S122O; May, $l21I Refined
dun and weak; Continent, Sl2.45; com
mound, S037la.
Pork quiet and weak; old mess, Sl'.V"'
new mess $3.50; extra prime nominal
Cotton seed oil quiet and weak; crude
45d47c; yellow. bic.
Petroleum quiet and steady
Rosin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon 10 good 81 40dl.4 40
Turpentine quiet and steady at 3Baa6i2e.
Rice I'm fair demand and firm
Molasses nominal; New Orleans, open
kettle. good to choice. fairly active and
firm at 30G3Sc.
Peanuts firm,
Conee-Options barely steady at 5a10
points down. Spot Rio quiet and easy
No 7, 17&c.
Sugar-Raw more active and steady at
the decline; fair refining, 2'sc.; 96-test
centrifugal. 5-16c. Refined quiet and
steady: off a, 4Aa4 9-l6c.; standard A.
4 Q-lGQsNc. graduated, 4 9-l6Q4'>c.
Grain freights 10 Liverpool dun and
-..o,, % oO3 Grain IA asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, n. C., March IA
Rosin firm; strained Sl.l0; good strained
$115.
Turpentine steady at 33c.
Tar steady at SlW.
Crude turpentine steady; hard. 500;
soft and virgin. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 5. c.. March 1i-Tur-
pentine firm at 32sc.
Rosin firm at Sla5 bid for good strain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
TIE COTTON MARKETS.

ssc. 10 ssl.c.; No 3 mixed, soc. TO &c.
Rye, G0c. to CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
PROPOSALS.
City Engineers Gllice.,
Richmond, Va, March ., lo'id'
lTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPosALS WILL BEs RI, KEi-
CEIVED AT THIS OFFICE ,tHSdiitEE
~ o'ciock +. NJ. for furnishing all ma
terials and erecting a new school buiii-
ing on the Grant lot, ON IWcllh street
between Marshall and Clay streets .
Each bid must boz accompanied by 4
certified check for $40.
drawings and specifications. can De
seen M this office. Bidders VIII mention
separately itemized amounts Tor the uli
ferent classes and parts OF the WORK,
as Well as sum for the whole Work
complete. ....u,.... tho
right to reject any and an dos
''o''' ". L. CETSHAW,
mbo-td city Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, March 14.-Flour
weak and buyers holding on.
Wheat opened &c. higher, but this was
soon lost. and the close was hc. lower
than yesterday; cash, G3kc., May closed
at 663te.
Corn-Cash and April lower; cash. DC
April. 3T%c.; May better at 8ssc
Oats higher; cash, 3liac.; May, 3-Ssc'
Whisky steady at Sill
Bagging and iron cotton ties unchanged
Provisions dull and easy.
Pork--JOb lots. $500.
Lard lower at Sils7a.
Dry Sailed Meats-Loose shoulders,
5000: longs and ribs. SlO.15 shorts. SlO.I
strips, $3.50; boxed lots l5c. more.
Bacon-Shoulders $3.50; longs and
ribs. $l1h2la; shorts. sll.37is strips
s10.621a.
sugar-cured hams. s13.b0n1450.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
HALF PRICE NOW!

Banister's $500 Shoes now $500.
Ranister's 80 Shoes no~ s3l5.
Banisters 500 Shoes now 73.1O.
Banlster's $500 Shoes now .@UD.
Stacy. Adams x Co.'S sl.01 Shoes now 81 %
stacy Adams 4 Co.'S 5000 Shoes now $500
Stacy, Adams a Co.'S $500 Shoes now s2;oO
Gentlemen with narrow feet can get the
best bargains, of century. in this
lot.
Child's Patent Leather Boots. gray aud tan
tops. To TO- .l.0O.
Misses Patent Leather Boots, black cloth
tops. IL TO l, sl.25.
Misses Dongola Boots. plain and tipped.
II 10 4. Sl.00
Misses Pebble Goat Boots. plain AID tip
ped. II 10 2. -i.O0
80 pairs ladies' Pebble Goat Boots. %. 8,
s. 81 aud 6, 100. All are Messrs. Zieg-
Ter Brothers and NJ. Phillips make.
80 pairs LADIES' Bright Dongola Boots, sl.0J,
sizes /. ~. 2. %, 5. ga and 6.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

SIZE; white corn, by sample, 4sl9c.; yell
low do. ishg40c.
oats steady: no. 2 white. Western,
4q4lhc.; No. mixed. Western $40
31kc.
Hay active and firm; good 10 choice
timothy, S1G.00d1TOO.
Grain freights steady and unchanged'
Provisions easy, mess pork. 5000.
Lard-ReAned, f3Ac.
Butter frin.
Eggs easy.
Cofiee dull; Rio cargoes fair. 1Shc.;
No. 7. i75sc.
Sugar unchanged.
Whisky firm at sl24ht25.
Stooks-Vireinia threes, IL; baltimore
and Ohio, 90: Northern Central dtn 40;
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern flrsts.
l0salOsIs do. third incomes, Dl5G lVfs
Consolidated Gas bonds. 1llAg ll2ss; DO
stocks. b9a 5aA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15
n1oHMoNp srOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. Va. MARoH "a. lssa

lPeported by Messrs. John l.; Williams a
Sons. Bankers, corner Tenth and hsin
streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-15

,rPs. AND or THIS STATE AND oY oTnxR STATES.
Arsp CIrIEs IN THIS STATE, AMI OF ALL oiaLa
Tally BIZ THE COMPANY.
The sun., 1893-06-13
JOT7IHGS ABOUT TOWM

pssl. St .T" To hG@
, Tho CITY Bank Commission has added the National
un"n b1nx INK to the , & "i a.passor,ss Of
changed. - ''' e'H' was no'
Eiw.Ii Astrup, who went with I..ut. reary to hi.
edition. ' "'' "'"' ca
Commissioner Of Accounts owen and wa,le n.v.
heHgn an examination Of the books and accounts OF
nr ,.,e om,m'.sonrr he'n,z OF the Twsnty and
IT.. n;on nn 10 Nv :" Russia has accepted II.
dsSsr an s "d S. 'GE. % so%y =. m "a
monthly meeting next Thursday eyeninr.
a hfd Ma a. "r"n s: GTn
stealing ss,l7i from Bookmaisr thomas ShnTn"n At
of.ey been una6. to rel shannon i"s !" our
Iol,eeman EDWARD rlizrerald of tho f"rty,.srtnth
saatns iSn: :se. 10 4" sa.xns nm W."
S5 ~ Wt'' r'ynrss street lie was rsra,ei pend
hay. been BY sno her n~sro Gnarlr, jones
~ ,ne .sets r. III. X s on "s s1n"y 1a .
ssSrasy n nsfnoo {. Jones under arrest at staple
s,eanship Amsterdam yestsrd.y. Commnnder Taylor
ss ssslsn.nep p Of ii, % tn's.S S.a.es ci.n. ssnn.,
Spain. which arose out OF 'treAiment OF American
missionaries In the Caroline Islands
LAWYER Charles ". Brooke viii argue IN the General
d.y before H;"@rds IL "f
sSnys;.a Of murder ,hs ai., dsriss n Go.o%,nsn.
WHe, tunA ". Buchanan. Win morphine. DlstTlct
Attorney Nico,i Will oppose the motion.
The Frank Duffy Defence Association has succeeded
In S54O and charles ". Brooke and cir,l Jus.
tee Dol .fvgs have employ cd to endeRNUr 20
new trlaI Tor DuIry A motion Hli lie mad next
week IN the General Term at HrooLly for writ OF
abeas corpus which TO bring Duny down from! Sing
Sing.
Emanuel weltman. prddlsr. 2s year. old, who lived
At % Columbia street was found dead tho norh
sid. of lliIh Bridge Sedxwick avenue -arlY yes
terday morning. Meitman had been under treatment
a. one Of tas free a.p.",.Iiss .aa had tGr.A..nsd
moved to the High Bridge police station
The additional train service OF the Providence line
for Boston oommsneed Yesterday. 4 daily express
ct O'clock A. ~ (connoetng with the steamers from
New YORK;, ana arriving ia Boston At Tilb A n. Re-
stunning the train leaves Boltoh at 90 NJ arriving
y rsoxidsnss AZ 7<S and SennsetinG with steamers
The sun., 1893-06-13
TIE DUKE OF VER4GUA'S VISIT.
Commander DIckins Says His Reception
Overshadow. that OF the Infanta.

Commander DIckins Says His Reception
Overshndoyrs that OF the Infanta.
The Duke Of VeraGua Is no longer tho na-
tions gucst His official visit ended yestsr-
day. and during the rest OF his sojourn among
us. the length Of which has not yet been deter
mined. he will be like any other foreign noble
man visiting the country.
, Commander Dickins. who. as the represen-
tative OF tho Government. has been the con-
slant attendant OF the Duke. left for Washing
ton at midnight in obedience to a summons
from Secretary Herbert. When he was asked
II his recall meant that the Dukes official visit
was ended. he replied:
Il don't know. ] am simply obeying ordera"
The Duke spent most OF the day quietly
in his apartments Mt the Hotel brunswick.
He was much fatigued by his journey from
Chicago. So far from feeling sliCbted that he
is not again entertained by the city. the Duke
seems relieved that there is no exacting
Official proGi me to follow.
In speaking OF the Dukes trip to Chicago.
Commander Dckins said:
1T has been one long f6te. ono prolonged
ovation Everywhere the Duke has been re-
ceived with an enthnsiasm which has pos
,ively SURPRISED s",. No Sss, foreign rovd1 yif
Dukes blood which has aroused NIL this en-
thusiasm and procured him arecertion over
When one comes to think Of it. it really is a
Of the man who discovered America actu-
ally flows IN this mans veins and after
twelve generations! The Duke. you see."
continued the enthusiastic Commander. lis
here on bis merits alone as a liDeal descend
ant of Columbus. The lnfanta Is only a repre-
sentative. and oorrows her radiance from the
Spanish throne
"But the Infanta is charming woman. all
the ame saw hS only few minutes but
At 5 O'clock tho Duchess went for drive In
Central fark. accompanied by Mrs. Dickina
Shs went in tho Victoria Of Mr. Charles +.
Dates OF tho Committee Of One Hundred.
which had been rlncea at her disposal. An
hour later the Duke went out for q short walk.
The ducal party had few callers.
The sun., 1893-06-13
KNOWLEDGE

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the needs of physical hcinc, will attest
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Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
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and permanently curing constipation.
1t has eivea satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts oa the Kid
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every objectionable suh,.oacc.
Syrup of Figs IL !or sale by all drag
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Co. only, whnee name il printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
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