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; little inquiry for game.
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NEW YORK, March 2o-Hops, quiet; state,
common to choice, 9sae; Pacific coat l3G20c
Pig irOn-dull; American, $1L50915 90.
Gopper-Quiet; lake, SO 621a.
Lead-Firm: domestic, @3, 20.
Tin Quiet but nrm; strait, &lS 80. Plates
steaoy. 5pelter, unchanged; domestic, $500
asked.
Cofee-Optlons opened Irregular, with July
BIDS 10 points higher, and others points high
er to points down, ruled generally dull and
heavy, and closed quiet, wi h March 10 points
decline. Sales were $3.50 bags, including March
at SIS 90; May, $500; June, $15 556i5,60
July, SIS. 35G15.40; september, $15.40;; De-
cember, $l415Gl4. Is.
SpoL coffee--Rio dull; No. 7. 1715e; mild,
quiet, unchanged. Cordovs, l91@@l924c aales,
200 bags; santos, No. z. at 1890. Warehouse
deliveries yesterday were 43O3 bags; total stock
in New York today, III, $50 bags; in United
states. 5S,419bhgs; ahoat for United StateB,
244, 600 bags; total visible available for United
States, 425, ,465 bags, against 547, ,2l1 bags last
year,
The Havre market was steady prices un.
changed TO 1T lower; sales yesterday, $4,000
bags.
The London market was dull; prices 3d@6d
lower.
The Hamburg market was steady; prices un.
changed TO u Dfg. lower; sales 1000 bags.
The Rio Iusrket was qdiet; No. R.o 3,
$3.50; exchange, 9zs Receipts two days, 5000
bags; stock, 100 600 bags.
Santos market quiet; good averave Sautos
nominal; So quotatons. Receipts, 1000 bags;
stock, 80, 900 bags.
eugar-Raw easy; fair refining, 2 11-16o; CEN
tifugals, SO test; 3}sc; sales one cargo mucoya-
do, 2 I1-16c, 80 test. Refined 1-16c lower for
Nos. IL and IL. No. g. 80; No. z, S5s03 1-16;
No. 8. 1908 1l-16; No. 8, 3 7-16@35e: No. 10,
80; No. IL, 8 5-l6; No. IL, IL 16933a II o.
IS, 3; Off A, 39z93 5-16; mold A, 1904 GIG;
standard A, A "A 3-16; confectioners' A, 40
3-16; cut loaf 1895 5-16; crushed, 47sn
1-16; powdered, 43s "A 9-l6; cuDes, 3 43S(G
9-l6; granulatec, A "a SIG.
The herald., 1894-03-21

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. J. II. Lopar,
a well known druggist OF Des Moines, Ia,
for over six months. At times the pain
was so severe that he could not lift any
thing. With all he could do he could
not get rid OF it until he applied Cham
berlain'a Pain Balm. ~ only made
three applications of it," he says, land
have since been free from all pain.' He
now recommends it to all persons simi-
larly afflicted. 1t is for sale by @. F.
Heinzeman, 222 North Main, and Off &
Vaughn, Fourth and Spring streets.
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Los ANGELES LOCAL MARKE'

Grain and Mill gtuifs.
BARLEY-Per GENITAL, 75c@S1.
CoRE-Per cen tai, 81.
WHEAT-Per GENITAL; $1.l5.
FLoUR-Local extra family, per bbl., SO 40;
northern and eastern, 1915.
MILL FEED-Bran, per ton, $21; shorts. $23
mixed feed (corn and barley, per cwt., $ co;
cracked corn, $l,O5; feed meal, $l.1O; rolled
barley, SOC
Dairy Products.
BUTTER-Fancy California creamery, per roll
(1A lbs.) 500052c; do. in tubs, per lb, 27N2Sc:
fancy dairy. pei. roll az lbs.) <5 to 47tsc;
choice, 35g40c; fair, 300D55c.
CHEEsE-California half cream, per lb. loo
lie; do. full cream, 14c; Young America, 15c;
small q Id hand), 16c; eastern full cream, Is
0ai6; domestic Swiss, old, 1SG20c; new, l50
1sc; imported Swiss, 2s@90c; Limburger, do
meRtic, 1kg15c imported. 19eD20c
Fresh Meats.
Wholesale butchers prices for whole car.
BEEE-Flrss quality, 5@51S; second. 416@
vtSAI.Rsngs, heavy, 41I@51lc; do. light. S
N rToN-454 @51aci spring lamb, 7G71c.
FoRK-8@ S15c.
Provisions.
HAMs-Rex, local smoked. per lb.,, 1870;
Corncob, 13c; Boneless, 115zc; Picnic, &c.
BAcoN-Rex, boneiess breakfast, per lb,
113<c; Defiance, 9Ac; other grades, 99912c.
DRIED BEEF-Sets, per lb, 1l12c inside,
DRY SALT PoRK-Belliey, clear. per lb., s1Sc;
Short clears, nc.
PIG PoRK-half barrels, $3.50.
LARD-Tierces, Ivory compound, per lb, 7c;
Rex, pure leaf, &C.
Poultry and Eggs.
PoULrRY-Per doz., hens. $5.00@5 so; old
roosters, $4 SOFAS. .00 young roosters, $3.5Od
90; broilers, 50. 50G3. 90; turkeys, per lb., 13
@15c; ducks, pee doz, 5,Oo@6.O0: geese, per
head. $1.00.
EGGs-California ranch, 14115c per doz.
Dried Fruit.
APPLEs-Sun dried, sacks, per lb, 7@Sc;
boxes, per lb.. 10@11c; evaporated, fancy, 12c.
APRICoTs-Fancy, per lb., 11@l213o; choice,
9010c.
PEsoHEs-Fancy, unpeeled. 7@Oc; peeled
14@l6c.
PRUNEs-Choice, boxes, per lb., 7tG9c; sacks,
597c; fancy, 9Dl0o.
Fresh Fruits.
APPLEs-Per box, 81. .75a2 CO.
BANAFAs-Per bunch, So. OOD2.25.
LEMoNs-Cured, per box. $l.75@2. 90; un-
cured, 81 000l.25.
ORANeEs-Nsyels, per box, Sc. OO@2 so; seed
lings $1.25@2 25.
Nuts.
ALmoNDs-Paper she'll, per lb. 160a7c; soil
shell, l4010c; hard she'll, 1O@l1c.
PEANUTs-GaliforniR, raw, per lb, 5lg6c;
roasted, 7t98c; eastern, raw, 6@7c; roasted, 6
csc.
Beans, Potatoes, Onions, Etc.
BEANs-Per 100 lbs, backeyed, 2.0o@2. 25
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Dated February "a, Is
Notice Inviting P.
Sah0Ol

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR DuLLDEN9 TEE
- Pass School House in Cahuenga tewnaAft
will be received at the once Of the 6upsEins
tendent of Public Schools in the Court Housq
in the city of Los Angeles at any time prior 70
will be subject to examination at said once
every day in the meantime. II separate bids
the blackboards, are made they will Be eonsids
cred The trustees reserve the privilege ef res
jecting any and all bids.
BY order Of the trustees OF the eaes scA9oA
District. Bio ea
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
stook EHeh anee nevIew.


Nzw YORK, March 2O.-The speculation in
the shares of the American suesr Refining
company was the great feature of the market
on the stock exchange today. With the excep-
ton Of slight movement in Burlington aud
Quincy and st. Paul, the trading in the rest of
the list was sluggish and the transactions in all
did not equal those in sugar Sugar opened x
OF, but rose a, but before L O'Clock a well de-
fined selling movement had been inaugurated,
which sent prices down rapidly until 5sj< was
touched, shortly after 1 O'Clock, making a de-
clipe OF AZ per cent from tbs closing figures Of
yesterday
\ larg selling order, executed through the
brokers OF well known bear operator, started
the downward movement and led TO the belief
that the sugar pool was liquidati1g Necessa
lilly this caused rush to sell on the part OF
many holders not IN the clique Later in the
afternoon there were eYiueuces Of strong
buying, which caus reaction OF
~ per cent but In the final deal
tngs the seitng was resuln ed and reaction OF
ia was made, the closing being at a decline
The preferred stock reeeded a per cent. The
market opened firm az an adyance Of "a per
cent The fluctuations, except in some of the
speclalties, were confined to very narrow
limit up TO noon, but Chicago and Alton rose
2f2 per cent and Edison declined x. Later in
the day speculation took a hrIner tone. and the
best buying of the day was seen, which sent up
prices = to Ia. Burlington, Lead western
Union ana oregon Improvement led the up
ward movement. Tne higher rate OF values
induced realizations OF profits and in anal
dealings reaction OF "a in the general list took
place. The market Osed easy. The railway
and miscellaneous bond market was strong
throughout the day.
Gov srnment bonds closed quiet State bonds
inactive.
MONEY QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK, March 20-Xoney on call, easy
at per cent? last loan at per cent? closed 1T
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper $685. per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm. with actual busi'
ness in bankers bills At 81. SsAG94.o 80 for de-
mand; S4.S5A A04.S4l4 for go day.
Posted rates, "a SoQg4.s51a; commercial bills,
"a. s616(g4. 1861
Silver Certificates, 5s7s859.
SAN Francisco. March 20.-slght drafts, 15c;
telegraphc zoe.
PARIS, March 20-Three per ce1tes, f99;
25c for the account Exchange on London, 25ii
21ac for checks
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, March 2O--rotal sales OF stocks
today were 219, 90 shares including Atehison,
45OO American sugar, 100000; Burlington,
1920; Chicago Gas, T400. Distiliers, 3900
Missouri Pacific, 41O0 National Lead, 800;
New York and New England, 400. Northern
Pacific, 1000; do preferred, 100; X. Il W. =
certificates, thirds, 3700; Rock Island, 1000:
5t. Paul, Is. 800 Western Union, 600.
Closing quotations were as follows;
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San Francisco PRODUCE Markets.

San FRANCISCO, March 20.--The vegetable
market is weak and dul. Receipts this morn
ing were 177 sacks onions, LAT boxes sspsra-
gus, $50 boxes rhubQrb and boxes cucum be. s.
Potatoes are in very heavy supply.
Onions are ensi er.
There wefe receipts of "a boxes of apples this
morning. Choice varieties OF apples command
higher prioes.
Oranges are doing better, stocks being well
cleaned up.
The butter market is doing better for the
higher grades.
Eggs are weak ut top figures for choice ranch.
Cheese has q weaker tendency.
The poultry market is in very duh cUndi-
ton, and prices are very weak for hens and old
roosters.
There is little inquiry for game.
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chicago Grain ana Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March 20-Wheat was quiet but
firm today, closing 14c higher, within range
liberal ciearances aud the hmall total afloat for
EUROPE held the price, while the warm rains,
lower cables and free selling on the hard spots
&c from the top.
Corn was strong, and near the close WAS very
steady, with he5 advance secured in corn Of
&c and &c Ia oass.
Provisions made fair advance, and lost near
ly all OF il before the close
Estimated receipts tor tomorrow: Wheat, 30
cars corn 160 cars; oats, $50 cars; hogs,
49, 900 head.
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Pork-Higher; May, B1O s5: July, $40 STU
Lard-Lower; MAY, #6.45; July, S84O.
Ribs-steady; My, &5.62H; July, S5.6212.
short clear &6 Oud6. %.
ehoulders-6.O OOG6.25.
on the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creameries. l7(022o
@1O1zc.
The following quotations from the Chicago
boai d Of trade are furnished by De Van Rut-
ledge, brokers, room 33 Bryson block, Los An
gaips.
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cIosed 12c higher.
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
SAN FEAHcIsco, March 2O.-The dispute be-
tween the msnipulatogs IL May wheat which
is At present demoralizing the sessions of the
San Francisco call boatd aud the directors of
the ptodnce exchange seems to have oulmi
mated liz @ Victory for the later. a recent rHl-
ing Of the directors reducing the marginal
value of May wheat from 81 10 ner GENITAL to
$l.06 was considered a direct thrust at the
pool. Mcqlauflin d Co, who are acting as
agents for the pool, refused to abide by the
ruling, as IL rendered their deposits insufficient
to cover their margins At a meeting of the
directors their ruling was again discussed, and
in accordance with the opinion OF the attor-
neys for the exchange, it was decided to com
pei McGlaufin a. CO. TO comply win their rui-
ing or be sold out. Indications are that the
pool viii comply, as long and easily litigation
over the question would do no good to either
party AZ vet, however, the pooi mas taken no
definite action In the matter and has not de-
posted any additional margin money Pend
ing this action, little was done in the market
were sales OF May option as low as $l12%.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Whea', steady
December, $l95z.
COrn-$l.12ls.
LIVERPOOL, Z arch 20.-California No. 1.
5s 1dtg5s lad; I'd western, winter, As Idd4s
115d. Demand poor, holders offer freely. Re.
celpts the past three days. &C 900 pentals;
American, Al 900 centalB
Corn--NeW mixed western, 81 10s1d The
market was firm; demand fair. Receipts OF
American for the past three days, 875, ADO GEN.
tAls.
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silver Bullion.

SAN Francisco, March 2O.-silver bars, 59J4
$3.50 per ounce.
Mexican dOllGrs-4S0A9c.
NEW YORK, March 20.--Silver bars, 5914e per
ounce.
Mexican dollars-49c.
LONDON, March 2O.-sllvsr bars, 27ISd per
ounce.
The herald., 1894-03-21

NEW YosX, March 20.-Pstroleum inactive
Pennsylvania oil sales, none; April option
sales, 5000; closed at Sic bid.
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Notice of Intenti0 hNgH
ticles Of Incc Olns, or

NOTICE IS HEREBY
IN the intention of the
Pauls Protestant Episcc
geles city, California, .
the certificate of incorpo
ton by increasing the
and trustees from sevent
recting certain legal ini
the said certificate; and
Ders of the parish and
church corporation is he
on Tuesday, the 27th da,
being Tuesday of East
fixed by the canons OF
pal church in the dioc
the holding Of the a.
o'clock p. m, in the
church, upon the chur
street, between Fifth ar
city OF Los Angeles, for
ering and voting upon
posed, and, il the anne
adopted and assented
yestrymen and trustees
By order of the board
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Wool.
Panrolan,n.

NEW YORK, March 20 Wool, dull; domes-
tic fleece, 19@24c; pulled, 20@26; Texas, 10
@15c.
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Cash quotations were al follows;
Flour-Stesdy and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, 551a956c; No. 3
spring, -; No. 2 RED, 657s160.
Corn-No. ., 357s
Oats-No. 2, 3014; No. white, 32@323<;
No. white 3O3ztp31M.
Rye-No. 2, 4615.
Barley-No. 2. nominal; No. 8, 51@57; No. 4,
A8t052.
Flax seed-No. l, S1.37
Timothy seed-Prime, "a. 20.
Mess pork-Per Dbl, $1O.S5lg10.S715.
Lard-Psr 100 lbs, $6621za6 65.
Short rtbs--Sides, loose, 5 621z(05. .65.
Bhoulders-Dry salted, boxed, So 0006.25.
Short clear sides-Bo1ed, $6.O0@6. SO.
Whisky-Distillers'tin finished goods, per gallon,
$1.15.
Sugar-Out loaf, unchanged; granulated, IN
changed; standard A, UNCHANGED.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Wheat-stfady; cash, 557sc; Say, 577sc.
00oFn1aH,igtneIi cash cash Sots; SsoStsss; Nay Nay & &s5ssc.
Rye-46Iz.
Barley-Nominals
Flax-$1.37
Timothy-$4 20.
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WHEAT
CORN.

wheat opened the samo as Yesterdays close,
advanced u, q clined 14c, advanced &c, and
closed at 575slD55c.
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Grain Movem ents.

CHICAGO March 20.-Grain receipts and ship.
ments were as follows:
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Southern Pacific CNnpany
Arrive.
Leave for
DERIVATION.
IMPORTANT CHANGE o

I'd n . II - I7WHs
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
LOS ANGELES ARCADE DEPOTl
Fifth street, daily, as follows.
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COUTHERN CALIFORNIA RAILWAY
- ca. Santa Fe Route).
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, FEB. IL, 1894
Trains leave and arc due to arrive ct Los An
geles LA Grsnde station) First ct. and Santa
Fe ave.
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THE RAILROAD WAR.
EVERYBODY In SUSPENSE AND
WAITING ORDERS.
A Probability That the War OF Through
katea Is Ovar-Excursionists Ar
rive Notes and Rail-
way Personals.

There was no change in the railroad
war yesterday beyond what was pub
lished in the dispatches. Rumors were
rife. all agreeing, however. that the war
was practically at a stsndstill and that or
ders would be received shortly to place the
rates at the old scale. Inquiry at all the
railroad Offices was met with the in
formation that there was nothing new
and up to the close of Office hours no
official information was received. The
general impression prevailing was that
the rumor of settlement was correct.
The proposition to restore the rates
had not been accepted by the roads, but
it SCENE almost certain that it will be
settled about March 31st or April 1st,
pending the meeting Of the two presi-
dents,
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Leave
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Los Angeles Terminal R'y.

Los Angeles depots, east end of First street
and Downey avenue bridges.
Leave Los Angeles for Leave Paeadena ol
PaSadena. Los Angeles.
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REAL EsTATF TRANSFERS.

5@6c
BEEswAx-Per lb. 2l@25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
MISS MHENRY SCORES A HIT.
She Is as Bright as Ever In "a Night al
the Circus.v

Who is there that has not at one time
or another been under the spell of Miss
Nellie McEienrys work in that merry lit
tie play which has grown to We so closely
identified with her name? The Richmond
theatre-goers are delighted with the viva
cious little lady. as tens of thousands OF
their countrymen have been before them.
In sooth she has not lost one whit oil
that charm and freshness which have
always marked her style, and as for "A
Night at the Circus" in which she APP
peared at the Academy last night, II
goes as merrily as ever. perennial in its
Saiety and it's bloom, familiar whirl
OF pretty songs. dances. and merriment
succeeding each other with charming va
riety. Miss McHenry, as Mile. Electra
and Mile. Milan. is in as happy vein as
ever. Her contagious good spirits. her
merry abandon, and unfiaggng brightness
do ilst &em to have diminished by one
degrees Mir J. H. Bradbury's portrayal
Of Signor Bonanza. manager of the
Imperisl circus. was full of breezy
ylgors The numerous specialties were
clever and diverting and the company uni
Versally capable. The lpiece was Wen
staged There will be matinee and eve
ming performances to-day.
II pretty girls. catchy music. original
situations. and bright lines are the ele-
ments Of success, then the hit of Joe OK
In the star Gazer." which is 10 appear at
the Academy on Monday, VIII be phe-
nomenal Novel in conception and origi-
nal I'm execution, the piece cannot iau 10
appeal TO the Richmond theatre-goins pun
lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25

webster atreet. were reported yesterday
morning in the Dispatch. Among the
articles found on the premises mentioned
were n lot OF underwear belonging to
Mr. Simmons. OF the firm Of Stokes &c
summons. and three suits OF clothes be-
iorging TO Mr.. julius Hobson. and which
we're stolen from him when his house WINS
robbed on Wednesday. Many other ar
ticles remain at the Police Court uniden-
titled. The accused are being represented
by Lawyer Giles Il. jackson.
william Bib (colored) was peiore the
rus,Ice uoon a warrant sworn out by John
H. Smith. charging him win punching
holes I'm the house Of Smith w'th pair
90 scissors. Rib Is one Of smiths ten
arts and he declared that the crevices
an the covering OF his domicile were due
70 the weather. The Court dismissed the
case. .-,. ..,
dovs I'm default OF surety as SUSPICIOUS
character. ,., -,
William Mosby. charged with be!rg a
susnIcious character, was held for further
exam,natiop until The 3oth. Mosby was
seen 10 go into n stable In the rear or
Dom,nici's. on Franklin street, with a
nag of half-grown chickens winch ne
transferred to an improviseu chlcken-
coop. made OF goods-box. lie leit the
fowls in the stable. and was gong GOWN
the alley to the First Market WIN a
ha s,set on his arm for the purpose, It IS
,homgbt Of finding a purchaser for them,
,yhen sergeant Mathews took him In GUS
,odv He stated TO the officer that n
narty living on Eighteenth street gave
him the fowls to sell. They are at the
First Police-Station awaiting identiiicl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
JoHN MILES IS FREE AGAIN.
Thirty Years Of His Life spent In Prison
The OYSTER Survey.

Governor O'Ferrall has pardoned John
Mjles tcolored). In ordering the pardon to
issue the Governor endorsed the petition
as follows:
This man has served thirty years OF
his life in the penitentiary and has more
than six years to serve on his last SEN
tonce He Is Y years Of age. in broken
health. is nearly blind. and unable to do
arv work. 1t seems humane TO pardon
him"
Miles seems to have been an incorrigi-
BILE burglar and had committed crimes In
Uenrico Hanover. Culpeper. and FAIR
fax. He was last sentenced in Hcnrico
County Court. June term, lS'9' on three
indictments-two for burglary and one for
house-breaking-for eighteen. five. and
two years. respectively.
A curious thing about Mlles's case IS
that he seems never to have been carried
before the Circuit Court and had addi-
tional time added on account or previous
convictions.
Captain BAYLOR will leave Monday for
Newport News. where he will board the
steam launch loaned the State by tha
United States Government and hnish up
the oyster survey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25

ty IO-Tu6Sasw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
reTE pANSANTE A SUCCESS.
A Large Crowd and 800 Realized TOT the
uoue for the IDcurables.


The Fete Dansante, in all its simmer
ing brilliancy and lovelness. took place.
at the old Darlington mansion, corner OF
Twenty-eighth and Franklin streets last
NIGHT. 1t was by far the largest most
successful and most enjoyable event Oh
tho season in the eastern portion OF the
CITY. The stately old house was brightly
iIumined with gas-jet and candlesticks'
and was profusely decorated with palms.
ferns smilax. cannas, roses, carnations
and other kinds of beautiful hoTers'
which had beer generously donated by
Nessrs. 'roler IL Cole and NJ X. Ca'iin'
florists The bread porch was Inca WIN
double rows of large japanese lanterns
gracefully arched. and long lines OF thtSe
quaint lamps were stretched from eiths'
end of the delightful lawn to the en'rahc'
TO the mansion. In this fairyland pretty
maids and gallant beauX spent the eve
ming hours. Fully three hundred people
attended he fete which was gotten up
by Mesdames W. S. Murray, j. r. fltZ'
and Henry Tyler, and Miss Ruby Bode-
ker. and IN which 50 much valuable as
sistance vas rendered by Mesdames Pey-
ton II. Darlington and T.. 6. Seay
The affair was most gratifying IN every
particular. Socially IL was perfect sue
cess. A large party, headed by Mr.. ana
Mrs. ]. II. Barton. of Barton Heights
were in attendance. and all the fashion
able folk of Church Hill were present.
The two large back rooms, between
which there were folding-doors. were con-
veried into a dancing hall, and the large
parlor served as an ice-cream and r.
freshmen booth.
The amount cleared by the ladies for
the Home for lncurables, ii is estimated,
will exceed 500. This institution, than
which none Is more worthy VIII be open
ed about October LIST, unless the plans OF
the ladies interested are thwarted. These
noble women have labored hard in the
cause of this home. and now have about
81. 500 in the hands of their treasurer.
They had hoped 20 be able TO buy their
own building and ground, but cannot DO
SO. and will have TO rent for while.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
THE NEW POSTAL STATIONS.
Their Location and Those Who VIII Have
Charge of Them.

The Richmond postal and sub-postal sta
lions will be opened for business on the
lst OF September. They are located as fol-
lows:
Station A-4Oi west Broad. Hay T.
Thornton. superintendent All mail west
OF Foushee street should be directed TO
Station a. There will be eleven carriers
and two clerks.
Station B-COrner Twenty-hfth and
Broad streets. James H. Redwood. super
intendent. All mail east Of Twenty-first
street should be directed to Station Il.
There will be seven carriers and one
clerk.
The sub-stations will be located as fol-
lows:
No. Frank Reed, superintendent-i2s
west Main street.
No. 2-Robert l.. Harrison, superihteh-
dent-6O7 Louisiana street.
Postmaster CullingwOrth expects TO an
nounce his other appointments to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-25
ARTICLES BEING IDENTIFIED.
The Case of the Negro Burglars Con-
tnucd-An Odd Charge.

The case of Annanias George ard James
Graves. the negro youths charged with
feloniously breaking into and entering
the dwelling Of Mrs. c. A. Brown. and
the larceny Of a lot OF clothing belonging
10 r. r. Mercer was called In the Police
Court Yesterday morning and continued
until the 18th OF September. The post
popement was made in order that num-
Der of other burslaries with which the
accused are believed TO have been con-
nected can BE- thoroughly worked.
The arrest Of James and the recovery OF
q lot of stolen goods found At No. il5