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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

pC.NS AND PEAS-S,arcey any business doing at
,ha nomc Exporters without orders aud the nome
tIade this season OF lor
ac.tjc varieties held about -t-ody under continued
Iieat rcccipts bus pressure TO sell would cause
.,,,bcr sLilukagc Foreign Drans no. moving: bnt he
do. are held With confidence" The sailing Vessel
I,r,i. brought 2S bags bean, from the racine Coast
,.tIy lima.. Bcans ~ 4Odtz 49, do medium
mo,S d. "a al 90 do white kidney, ~ l5as2 % do red
9d"cy AZ Gjds2 so do black turtle SOUP - oOat3 90
,,,, IOasy l2l do foreign, mcdlum - 3odtl % 90
Zen ~ GOdsl 20; green peas Dds, ~ 10 40 p'ss
~ 90 do SCOTCH - 2jat2 80 foreign green bags
81 -Markct steady under much lighter receipts
I'D fa, demand. Stock has e. rahcd up Ia good snap
a' ,,ir.. are no. lkciy 10 ciale' lIuch Tor Nc re-
a -, the week Most Of the fancy western craiFt
ma a. aoc little OF the finest Stit, as, Droi!ht la
soh u" o. more OF the offerings, csrecaly Of lns went
pro- o' ,,m higher State dairy half tubs. had quick
~. ~ ,c Tor selections from best sections, ana !sn
nai' sr fancy lines. Welsh tubs were wantci rNoha
80 ard line lines brought 2oc quickly raf OF
ne snpi'' Srass butter sold at 24n27c only q
,i.u n STAT 2sa30c; do Wesnn' extras -
1f",rf nr.ts esa.slc: do seconds, .6a2ac DO thifos
M"oc IT. dairy holf-irkn tub. extra 2sad2"%, 20
~, 81 a9sc 40 sccond>, 20" &c oiG, uani ~
thifas -SSa,oar; do thirds 22c western gary h.s.,,
-ca "ia', soronds 22a23c; do thirl- :ua2ic Nrs"Th
24.zoc g,s oIaofc; do scconis 3l"22c; 90 uhfu-'
no ad Western dairy OF factory th small
2oc Tn Market is heromins WIN aii
CuElsl-." ,hcce snd there wci" free oilers Y, sen
SIZE in , ,ri" Large size coorcd moved out Slowly AZ
TO-DAY W az white shade ci>cf lies apoc ~
iUV s ,no Exceptional To- quote -, ~, sor Ucr
being top h,yr STEADY fair outlet a, $50 ior an.
part skins -ic for prime - choice hemleos ou'-
kime,,; rd Tor special white Low sf, h",a
sac h9uIe o' 'iEancy old cheese muip h.,o ~,
ut any pr, unchanged prices an o,hrf 90 onr's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
I'VE STO"K MARKET

Ycvygss nua,y Nav 'H 49,. ao,tc .G a.
ana ANA no nc, , sSa so ia c,6i' nsv s6pment
io.ay II ctd and II .hrcp On t, Trinidad . iic t0
at' for " ,.od-mth 100 head FOR schwarzchld
III. i Cows-ve frc-h arrival, and nothing dong
Nomnay @ a, 800 80 l r @' q: which 40 heal at
comet NprIc. INN. especially Tor eooh .l"ch ON.
oa TO pm va: ''1 a It f' S, q, :. 9 m
ra,c, a. s'os, 80 d,,..d calve' MN at 5ase pr y,
isI .eg.'r ice and satc ior III. cays,
III s sPsissd at 3 % 1857 . '%.
:, ;, @ :T led d1 d. 400 100 E. at . . 81 M r.
d. 'I iio r. a, 40 ;" at 80 do i-' n at
hume 70 Mullen = ,esi.. az = .js5 -: d.
"a y at g s,' ,"''sa 90 io ~ ~ y At 10
a. ~ Nei''Sn 81 vral. 1870 = at - - 20 d. i2'
u" a. a. b;iiicnbaca 20 ycal- Y! at s'ee@ -, -,
Fgc OtS. II vcl'. Ia =, AZ - = DO i" j" a.
sli.Ep AND LAMBS Eecor,. ia'gdns ear' , con.
lambs Mcre rccri,ca in addition various maIhe,
$nas w S, at .irong wcdac.d,y price common and
Medium GRADES weic ow and w yr't All !, y, I,n
hour ,oo Mng@ s to ,r %f al sr * tS S Sa, and
I,' " roo, 10 sosd un-hoin shop - isn't -
ripid lamb. At $3.50 - cplci cl' at - 30
head for common TO extra pine Dressed mutton .:c,dy
.. ,p,i lGg an psr %c,s s''' s @ % cc ccqn'
dre,s~d aud i"ef. 30 e" 'tg d@ .d a, I.qi3c hy
the round $500. hoo,
r. aNcr,lc al - pc loo d. - un-hgn o.. - W ,hl
= - ~ nm horn western lambs. 20 u. AZ - - -
do 90 - al y Ar 100 clpcd DO - ~ at - 90 I-'
do 10 n at 20 -. less 40 for the lot M 9. -,
(, Dulcnbarh: 81 clipped Michigan sh"cP DO H. ~
~ - l3i ,lppcd Michigan lamb. IS w. ~ 20 - q.
uolculrck ( Hollis Ig M shon western -hr.p' y!
:. Of 90 -; .Gi clipped Western lambs, 90 H. ~
Newton & GGlert: ~ clipped cu, lamb. ~ r. ~
2, 20 i@ clipped sheep aul Lamb % y 2, IT. o,
IL Guci< aud ewes - n, at - ~; 'prns lambs at
% % Ouch o. q, , - n. N
rllprcI Ohio sheep - y. ~ 80. 49, - A.. .,d
II NJ prcr~on \ 60 d. uuahOtn N'-'I' -"''P ~"
collins a. Jcr,cy spring lambs. at ijG'' 30 per
head. ..., ,oat N,rtc,
| h,ni, .te.dv Fair 10 rood ~t" hOt- sold nj :, 'la
- 20 ror io9 n Country drc..cd noninaly 7oaIf ~
| s. lOLc for heavy % licht. - on &,
Salcr-Jellne Wright Co; l. Sti'' h"s'' - %
| average ~ 81 30 per lOo.ih 90 8, -, a. 60 70,
Hume { Mullen .H1te hog. 40 u ~ =, ~ "a
100 N II do I7G =. - -; do. eo1 u. ~ - ~
! t nn eo OK Stat ioss Iia n at ~ IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
THE Site or TRADE.

Baltimore May 4.-Four steady. unchanged sales,
2.IjO bbS. Wheat frmer: No. :. red spot and May,
- 10 l-tc; jane, 20 1916 .4c July. 20 :'-4@
20 7.ec: steamer No.. >. rcd, 1107l tic
Milling wlicai by samii,. 7"f7Gc corn
steady! mixed, spot and May. 70 37a 80 lie; July,
80 5..0 30 A. soamcr mixed. - 1fd II lie, stock.
427 .59 bush sales. 10000 bush; white and yellow
corn. by sample. BE. Dat, steady No. white
Western. ila42c No. mixed. do. 81 IN 3Gc
stock S. o5 hush. Rye quiet: No. =. g: l-2adjc
Stock 1924 bush. Hay quiet good to choice
timothy. SO 5Gosl6 30. Grain frcights dull. I'M
firm mess pork. Si0 30: hams l5c; lard, refined,
I2c Bntcr still creamery. fancy. Bic: do, fair to
choice. 2od soc: do. imitation. &c. Eggs steady
lie. Concc steady: Rio caigOcs. fair. Il ic
No. :. - Sea . 3lc sugar strong and actiN"
cranmn,ed > 3-sc. Copper strong; refined. II lie.
Whisky Unchanged.
Boston, May d-Markcts steady.
Eufalo Nav aspiring wheat firm offerings Of spot
ngli. sales. 1900 bush. 80. l Northern. - 20.
Closing: NJ. northern. - l-2c 30 : do. IL :"
re: no hard Offered winter Sc ne higher. good IN
uuiry sales = ears No. = I'd. -; l3c 800 bush NO
:, extra red. 20 &c store. Corn opened firn"r
clo cd 2a?.fc higher. SAL. 1900 hu,h NO. yellow
lisa l. lie: $1,000 No. >. ~ }-tni7c - 600 80. -
- .0 iCc closing: NJ. yellow. - he: No. =
i7c: no ,. i60i 1-ic. oar, scircr fair demand
: car, No. . white. 37d y lie: No. mN"d quoted
35c Harley nominal. Py" dnll No. >. co. FlDnI
quiet but firm h". apripc. - 80 - 90 b",i Wn"t
X; G.s 80 - Rye -four. ~ -" - g.? Mil feed
strong HIGHT receipts. good demand. unchanged cana
frcrht> steady; wheat 3c corn. ! 3-sc; iaN'e d. DC
10 Ncw-York.
rbt.,,o Ma, A The leading fixtures RANGED q.
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WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, ls0aTWEIvE PAGES

do locks and pieces. 0 1-2dd1s I'D; greasy
34dd 10d; do locks and pieces 90 aa ." ~
locks and piece. lOddls I'D greasy o 80 lou
co locks and pieces. d LA I'D M"loourns anu n
Iictora-3.stO bales: secured, 10 i'd Is va u,
locks and pieces rdd l. I'd greasy 1da Is ~ ~.
locks and pieces. l-2a0i. south Ansfraiia-l4N
bales .colired locks and pieces. LA lOd; greasy
4a9 I'D: 90 locks aud pieces. 1-4a "a. Mes'
Austraia-lOO bales; greasy. 1-46c I'd Tasmania
400 bales greasy, Ida Is; do locks ana pietss
81 New-zcaland-2. 100 bales secured. ! 3-ida
/, I'D do locks and pieces. 9dg Is 20 greasy
tn 1Od DO locks and pieces. 1-2"O Ia. taP'
Of Good Hope and Nat;-7tO bales; scoured is "a"
Is Sd greasy. Il Lar I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
TIE TRADE IN CuICNGO.

Chicago. May t-prciab.-Ev'r,b'd cohc'o 10
day 1t was rather remarkable that. Win wall S'rc'
In 4 panic. with at least very Important i"nr"
at New York. and with all sorts If dl-urbn, fnn"S
about other concerns and even about bahhf wheat
here and In MI the other market, adVnh'id' me
bull news was no 50 extraordinary. 'i'"', ihr
strength seemed 10 bc the low price. mort li !.
krt and some bun news. July sold bet"e',, - =
and - Is ana closed ~ ~ 80 - rcits M'n WIS
al > cents discount september at . CEN, p,'unh
Quite general rain, In the Northwest nnd III" prospect
Of a continuance oil such conditions lini i.sn 10 90
with advancing the price. cables were hsnrr par
,,cularly the cables from Paris The Prco current
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COTTON MARkETS-BY TELEGRAPI.

Galveston. May t.-Cotton nominal mi ,n IN,
l.2c low middling 3-1Gc good ordinary, ioloc
net and gross receipts 53 Ii les exports cOasw'sc
1863 bales: sales none: stock. 44,j42 bales. TO-
Norfolk. May i-Coton qriet: mlddilng' oiDc
and gross receipts, 80 bales exports co,stWiSe' "a
bales: sales llo bale stock. 80. l45 bales. o1
Newt Orleans. May 4.-tOti0n dull ana easy Eoo'
middling : 10 lGc: mdGiing. 9-lGc, low miuais
Ilc; good ordinary, l5-iGc net receipts, 80
bales: gross. 1862 lnles exports 10 me on nI
1o-, Lales sales $50 bales stock, lo4.3'J naies
savannah May I.--Coion dull midd.ing' o.Tc
low middiing 3Sc good ordinary. sc hct an n,
gross rccclr,s 331 bales: exports ccastwse, loo'
bales: sales % bales stock. 41,jo9 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05

M'y ore t da, on % ss pss ga % a
A. f. es s HS a%f S'a ac. Sag
sssia.: ;i.57o bag ys.f a@i iis sags lsel
Bag bag " wssaou.c de sSS at S
Sed $685. bag Anq G,y 'o. from s n1 s S S
du sHne = M T he No % ", %re so nGa . again
wbs ac a6a w ssoa ns .su as better ssS
but The volume q export business heavy Trans
,cSns were 70 zoo ss' Of e9a paeq's 1 a. q 40
at 3 G5as2 90 1880 . IS 100 rye mINilr-s
q q & ~ i TRes fAS S s % 500 s. OF % for
bis s1Gas s a, % t5..a 50 500 q SO
acs. bO 500 $50 SS 6G s's 80 !% OF
Tee was 800 sacks ., eSrs dr,is at y 30 ....KiE
5a e S S az a seGs a" 'S Ss
were q SSl. s.d FAX: tShS MF%IAsiS :.
lot; footing 200 9Sis
Southern Whit. bags ii i5Gii 20 BAG MAJ Al
n s ysn psff as ~ VIZ s.
sA for bag ey Sne NAY a ,cm seG5
s sssp'ssS an 70 oudoh s 20 'n e. @ 60 49,
:2.a7'4c; 50 \, ~ re; 100 n: oCas'e sharp,
scnseed oil cake s25Gs25 50 per ton meal coa7oc
20 dd9 1C esq g. and Wss S as % 90
q. ssaS1s III. Morning va. % It Of yh err &
Co. Whose record h.s ben 50 ions ana Sc i.yolsSD
= e w aee noe IA great rSaA snee in S Ss @a he
rally Of &C. Later at II 85 there was public call
s s e S' s9 Of wheat o. the raT y a %
About G5 600 bush OF also closed out. Imme-
oatly after The call the market promptly recovered selling
sssS' vas r So ' S%' 81 nT cay me t
closed there Tor :hc accom-: Of Alien Co. The
Irsssions q symty fcI The suspended nrm were more
pressed that + VIII be only matter OF shor' while
lo,teut feature Of the morning quite h"avv buyne by
Liverpool hes,e Thee, wa. a,o modclae 19ume OF
OF the foreign news was generally nm with rains re-,
S@ eGadon i for Or" Me.s &as Of ho
Witch I indicated Pa:hcr S"fayd"be aondtoas
IG a n he, sEw c rG In r,gad :" " avs
,"sscss,s,ee FIntins Toward tie .losc ,here wis
RAILING, In grain there fairly ac'lye trade.
. C S6,D.; LIS ooS cu9 III Sno for sTI Dsa,
nS hal, Of pH'e "rp.a.d ' Ss :; 0oS S So D
yae term. nd. no eG quo1a U Dder June
Ss. s's S S IF r Ne sofs ss Ja%G in ss ard &c
s"Ss. May delivered and o., oycI %ay
avo..bls weather and lnnscneed the failure Of
o re closing prices q las, night and d%rins ne
&" The conviction Is slowiy .qradI"s that unless
he Weather Turns ayolaele inmdaely and .onditIon,
.iously It {. now seen very h" done In
S'g ,s a a ea unit" s clos, the %9 az s
ale. c 5 l b.. Of f' which 5000 sS bu Ga' w
ses were 30 corn 600 bush 5ia5l'ac elevator
a o. =, 80 5sOC devcfcd' Sc Witt 1000 6,'S s.;
sah at ST. Differed OATS The market tor ost'
s'' nSay %%s weather for h y" G
iact that OF the great ic'dinr have an,
sseiai ,den sf S b. moosI. eo'I.i@%
S T. S cs, @O S %eFc ssIyc w ana SfS 5 h %
900 'cs9 lr exp It, @ !"
sd e, csoert on pr s cSc s @s'rr * 50
,Sis &oco BUSH S a+a,ss t1cE WHIT 1000 bush
s Ss,. tasE | n0S GOO sa'h I nl S2
wty dull and noninalIy unrhang"d twor4wd He,,I
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EJ.ROpE,y pRODI'CE MARKETS.

Liverpool. May 4. 3:45 p. T.-lccf In moderate
demand. Pork IN fair Demand liam. IA iar De
mand short cut. about II To 10 10, steady ~ ni'.
Bacon In moderate demand long and short clear
mddcs about % II, duh ut 32S th"c,c III inir dr.
mand Tallow-Th" demand 4, imprlt ~; Irri'. ny
steady nj PCS "A. spirit, OF tuipTlinr ava r"''h III
fair demand. Lari-Spot In poor demand IN nE"N
In no demand Wheat In fair demand. lo'ir u,
moderate demand. turn-Spot and INJURIES III .o"u
demand: mixed Western, spot. firm at T. "a NAY
firm at Is = sid: June firm 1T l. > "a JiN liim
NJ 4 ID. Hop, at L"ndon- Pacific 'oast-ih poor
damn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
ropAy,s EXPORTS FROM NEw.YoRK.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NETWORK, NAY 4. 1893

NewYork, Nav 4. 1881
,OTTON-rhe cotton marl;et at New-iork has been
active, the unsettled condition OF AZ
49, IN Wall Street, with several failur announced
a. .neendered feeling OF caution materially restricting
,Ss volume OF transactions Another obstacle 10 con
rsence unsatisfactory character OF the foreign news
~ is noted the sales Of spot cotton in Liverpool
instead showing the promised Increase. lave fallen OF
slightly. amounting TO-DAY To but 5000 bales aean,t
were double the sales OF spot cotton In Liverpool ana
still in excess OF the consumption the market
-, fncr deliveries the is lower by SG4
lad Private cables that the Liverpool market for
cotton being manipulated the interest, Of the tears
who are depressing IL for thu purpose Of making an al
,antaceous basis which their short contracts
S,i another bcash factor operating against the New
YORK market Is the news coming from the south respcc
inc the conditions surrounding the crop subsdng rivers
and tributaries reported and II j. said that ono or
Two weeks pesent generally favorable conditions VII
cotton IN fun recovery from any suIpo'u
Injury Z may have sustained. In vicn OF the gen
barish nature OF the Influences reaching the New
YORK Exchange to-day She acton OF IN" market
regarded rejecting considerable Inherent strength aa
has least that there Is lr ~ amount u
unnQu1a ID long interest The spot New-lorA cotton
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-05
The opening range and close TODAY and cIoslnI U'us
last night and last year, contrast as follows

Transferables issued at 80 Sales 5000 oaies
New.York cash sales to-day and last night Consumption
204 bales; total 2o4 bales market quiet at ISL Tor
ssScE, IA SIS bales port receipts today were $40
bales and this week, 20 15S bales. AGAINST 81 2e9
bses last Exports to-day Great Britain, l'p4o
bales Continent sis bales stock. 622 SOB bales total
consolidated net receipts far THIS week 2oi2S paes
exports Britain 2S 3GG bales France, $50 bales
Continent 20,OOl bales; total % iS bales, Inc pubc
cables : follows: Manchester May i-iarns quiet
unchanged. ClOths-More doing Liverpool y 80 N
Spot cotton nrm. American middling- DIG Salcs
5000 bales receipts 5000 bales including 1oro bales
American Futures opened steady buyers AZ lS4d &C.
cline closed at SO4dd4-6id decline ~ com
pared with yesterdays prices Liverpool closing quota
August ii2d4,l3 August september, 4;13d4lt; Scr
November. December, Az DecemberJsnuary, 4lS94l3
January. February 4.l9d4.20. .
(OFFEE-The feature Of the coffee market at New York
4. the publication worlds Visible supply. the IN
crease In which is materially larger than wa. locked for
calculated upon increase OF 10000
tass. At IL O'Clock to-day the Official ngure- pub
shet showed increase Of 1U6 900 bags, or
a total OF 34SG6O0 bags the total Visible supply Of
the world. Nav l. this year, against 3llOS4 bags the
corresponding time last The local bears TOOK ad.
vantage Of this sell the market down TO 10 points
but the market tame, may be seen from the
up O'Clock the sales had scarcely exceeded
ieatqrcess and Without The temper OF
syune 1880 bags; July $3.50 bag: August 200 bag,
$50 bags total 1f75o bags. Market closed steady.
npc.ot
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Ocean steamers
4 -XOKTH GERMAN LLOYD.S.

MEDirERKANEAN LINE.
NewYork to ,enoa IN Ss, ,hen eley ygv 10
Eaisr " III NAV I3 10 am Fuda sat. July L., 10 am
Vera Sat. Nav -, 10 am werl, sat- avg, D. ~ ann nm
Passage, 500 sl2. $50 berth rirst Caoin'
Oi,TcTrrrS Bowling Green.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

MAJ IN 10 40 n m termanic June :, IL 80 am
"v'i'' Va II a. m. Majestic. June -. 3 D. III.
prlannic. -. 80 p M B-'alhc.. -, 20 M
prom Whit star DOCK. foot OF West lOth.st; So
saloon rates upward according TO steamer a .d oSS s
Prepaid ij and 80 SSeIagS 70 or i'o Pha
old Country. 40. NO :? Bro'uN'S' ''"'i''"'
dcpha onlcc 400 wslnnt. ~, yrpsrv .o.n,
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Com.

The receipts OF breadstufTs q
SANDS, lest three ciphers (0OOJ. {
bu.h-sOllow
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A AMERICAN LINE.
=. NETWORK. sorTlIAMPIoN, LoNDoN'

n. NEW.YOEK SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Paris May 9, m NSw:iork. NAY ~ a. n nl
From rier 49, s. H. foot Of Christopher.st
Shortest and Most CoEIcncnt Route 10 ioluon.
Passengers lond at Empress Dock. iS0!dhs 'h0o"'
vcniencc exposure Of tr1i.fer by tender - ,r,,,o
First CABIN passage 10 Southampton Lonuon or
$40 and inward according TO steamer. Second CaO'l'
80 10 500 StcoT,gc az low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANf.
Genera, Agents no q Bowling Green. New.Yofk
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nL d d . VI | \ | n e.
~ staumers for NORFOLK, fokTsMOUTi: Oi.D
viEGiXIA nEACn PE!EEsnTRi and AriTliiMoNDi
Sat a '' For nIcmMoNDa VA JAMES RIy YER. ed;
ST. ST. From pier % new y. IL loot Bcaeh-,t.. at
=. NJ through tickets and freight ,ates 10 81 points
Souih and Nest Apply General Onite Of Co. Pier,
or H. go, 257. 4af 2s7. 2l;A, as2 pa and 2.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
TO BE BURIED FRIDAY.
Remains OF Justice Lamar Lying in State At
Macon, Ga.


Macon, Ga.
The funeral Of Justice Lamar will take place
FRIDAY afternoon and il has been decided that
the interment. temporarily at least, is to be in
the Riveride cemetery at Ma con, Ga The
BODY % the late justice will lie in state at the
residence Of W. II. Virgin at yineville today
and mp TO noon on Friday, at which time the
eofssge will leave the house for the Mulberry
Street Methods, Church under escort Of the
pallbes-ers, representing the bar Of Macon. the
state Of Georgia and the supreme bench
The dead jurist was placed In his coffn Of 8
O'Clock last evening. The body lies in . front
parior, where the numerous handsome floral
decoration. that nave already been sent in are
massed lhs face presents q calm look, death
having made but little change.
kilograms Of coincidence have been receive d
from al parts OF the United States. The bar
Of Macon met yesterday morning and ap-
pointed . committee TO draft resolutions. The
Macon council met in the afternoon and passed
resolutions o: respect aad coincidence and also
requested all places OF business 70 close during
the hour % the funeral The regret Of all
classes Of citizens and the general grief Of those
Who we're more intimately acquainted with the
hfe and customs Of the man is sincere. Promi-
merit people called az the house IN large numbers
YESTERDAY. Theeommittee to attend the funeral
vss appointed BY Gr. Washington Dessean.
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GEORGETOWN.
TIE BOYS CLUB.

TIE BOYS CLCB.
At the entertainment given Last night by the
BOys' Club Of Peck Memorial Chapel the fol-
lowing participated in songs. recitations and
instrumental mcsical selections: Mr.. Clark
Miss sharp. the Misses Wilbert and Miss CAL
houn- After the program an election Of off,
Flerirg. frst lieutenant: Sylvester Schoenthal.
sergeant, and William Walker, second SER
gesnt
POTOMAC CHAPTER.
Last evening the following election and in
s,alia;ion of Potomac r. A. Chapter officers
toOs place: Frank Davis, VI. Z. II. p; Isaac
Birch. VI. L. king; John L. Wagner. NJ z.
scribe. L. W. Corn well. c. H.: J. T. Greaves, p.
T. jos. Oliver II. A c.; y. I. Raulstte, VI. of
Sy.; ". waddey, VI. Of v: T. McCobb. VI. of
Nv; j. storch. secretary, and Chas. Becker
treasurer.
During the recent cold spell several springs
ON the roads about Georgetown are reported &c
have frozen over. q thing very unusual
While the citizens Of Washington are very
anxious 20 get the Ice Of the river. the In
dependent Company is very anxious that II
should stay there at least one week longer, 81
their store house 10 not vet filed
After the regular business had been disposed
OF At the meeting Of the q. c. Union last night
. musical and literary program presented
which was greatly ENJOYED BY those present.
Campbell Darlington has sold to j. ID. Sui
Ivan for 300 lot Go. in Botson's sub in Hol-
nesds addition TO Georgetown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25

The meeting AZ the Legion Of Loyal Women
Monday night Was large and full Of interest
The suffering Of the destitute families Of SOL
dlsrs Of the late war during the severe weather
~as the subject OF much consideration. and it
VA decided that in addition 10 the generous
appropriations made from the funds that the
retef committee should be further aided by q
pouad party by the legion and its friends to
Be given without further notice, - the time is
% short, 1T WIZARDS Hotel on Monday evening
psxt. January 50. At which time il agreed
hst clothing. shoes and money, as well the
pounds Of provisions, should be brought in
Plans for the grand Columbian promenade
concert. 20 be given at Builders Exchange
Hal February %. for the benefit Of the legion.
we're perfected As this is the first entertain
nent given BY the legion under its new name it
vss resolved To spare no effort 10 make il
worthy the successor Of the old Potomac Relief
Corps- Among the specialties may be named a
grand march BIZ over 100 ladies and gentlemen
In costume. under the direction Of Prot. Yer
milys. tablesux Of scenes from the lives Of Co
lumbus. Ferdinand and Isabella. and finally
dancing. the music 10 be under the leadership
Of Prof. Cardella-
Among the many interesting communication
vss . beautifully engrossed parchment letter OF
eongrstuistion. tender o. assistance from the
Cn-on Veterans Legion and letters OF inquiry
from other states and requests FOR membership
In the new order.
The badge OF the order was practically de-
efded upon. though subject 20 some slight
changes. and embrace the emblems heretofore
named, viz. the crescents of hope and OF sue
ee--. the shield OF honor and of patriotism and
. beautiful figure Of liberty, s,gnifying al
things good and tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-25
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washineton-5A acres. new S-room house heated
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