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The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
ST. PAUL TRAGEDY.
4 Drunken Father Fatally Wounds His
Son and KiLLs Himself.

ST. PAUL MINI, June 20.-A shock
ing tragedy took place in this city at an
early hour this morning. William Scheff-
ner shot and fatally wounded his son
Paul and then killed himself.
Scheffner had been on protracted spree,
and when he reached his home thic morn
ing was in an ugly humor. He at once
began quarreling with his wife, who tried
in vain TO pacify him.
Suddenly drawing a revolver he fired at
the frightened woman, but she saw his in
tention in time and fed. The bullet
missed its intended mark. She ran from
the hohse screaming for nelp.
Then Scheffner, now il a frenzied con-
dition, fred at his son Paul. The first bull
let struck him, and Paul fell to the floor
III dying condition.
For the first time the inturated man
evidently realized what he was doing.
Pointing the weapon at his own head he
sent a ball crashing into his brain, and
fell dead beside his fatally injured son.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
attacked By CoNTICr.
PtttobIe Plight of n Nebraska Rancher's
Wife.

LINCOLN, NEBR., June 20.-Defnite re-
ports reached here this evening OF a shoot
ing affray near the town of Valparaiso,
which, will result fatally. On a farm not
far from town live Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Hinkle, an estimable couple. Thursday
afternoon while Mrs. Hinkle was alone
Frank Tobin, a paroled convict, who a
few years ago worked in the neigh bor-
hood, came to the house and attacked her.
She resisted and tried to leave the house,
when Tobin shot her in the back. He
then fed and though posses have been
securing the country no trace of him can
be found.
To-day application was made to the
Lincoln police for bloodhounds to assist
the search. Mrs. Hinkle was soon to
have become a mother. Physicians say
she cannot possibly recover.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
THE WARREN STATUE
HiU Be UnreiLcd In Prospect Park
Brooklyn, on the Fourth.

HiU Be UnuefLcd tn Prospect Park,
Brooklyn, on the Fourth.
NEW YORK, n. Y, June 20.-The
statue erected to the memory of Major
General Gouyerneur K. Warren, COM
mander of the Fifth Corps of the
Army of the Potomac, will be unveiled in
Prospect Park, Brooklyn, July 4. The
ceremonies will be imposing. There will
be a full representation of the Grand
Army, the War Veterans and the War
Veterans Sons associations. Maior-Gene-
raj Miles will be present, and invitations
have been sent by the committee to the
Governor of every State and to all active
and retired officers of the army.
The statue is almost copy of that on
the Little Round Top, the spur at Gettys-
burg where Warren issued orders that
saved the North from invasion. The
statue stands about fifty feet to the right
of the Soldiers and Sailors memorial arch.
The figure is eight feet high and the gran
ite pedestal twelve feet high.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
TURNER'S AT LOUISVILLE.
Over ItCo Thousand German american
TfSft0rs IN the Citu.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 2O.-The local
Turner's are being kept busy this after
noon welcoming the delegates to the big
Bundles convention. The event has at
.racted to this city over 1000 German citi-
zens of America, representing the mental
department of the great American Turner
bund. The object of the meeting is to
make all arrangements for the big fest
which is TO take place in st. Louis next
year, and which it is expected will be at
tended by 10000 German-Americans from
all parts of the country.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
HAW4 IAN FINANCES.
President Dole Signs the Bill Tartpg In
comes A6ore $1,000.

HONOLULU. HAWAII, June 12.-Presi-
dent Dole to-day signed the income tax
bill-all incomes above $4,000 taxed per
cent. The refunding bill and special
100000 loan bill for Improvements have
passed both houses. For public improve
m ents from the loan $850,00 are appropri-
ated. The special loan is at 5 per cent,
bonds to be sold in Honolulu as funds are
needed. The new loan for refunding the
public debt is to be negotiated in London
at per cent. The legislative session closes
on the 18th.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
NeCkWedr.

More Neckwear sold here in one week
than any other store in Frisco sells in
month-simply because our bargains have
been appreciated; 75o and $I.oo qualities
in lecks and Four-in-hands, 45c; 300 doz.
Tecks and Four-in-hands, soc values, we
are selling at 25o each.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Big demand for these clocks, which
we advertised last week. Our buy
ers succeeded in obtaining several
hundred more at the same ridiculouSly
low prices, so we shall continue to
sell you this So. 50 Clock for $500.
Oak, Cherry or Black Walnut, Io
inches high, IS inches wide, 5 styles,
S I-2 inch dials, white or gold, black
numbers, 8-day, half-hour gong
strike, American polished pendulum
movement.
Clock Debt, second f0or south
Of grand stair10ay.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Working Shirts.

Men'svery strong and Well-made Work
l1g OlliI eaCh
Mems Heavy Cotton Working or Out
ing Shirts, some very pretty patterns,
well made, in every particular. ......65c each
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Mems Furnishings.
For Monday and this week we quote:
Mems Underwear.

Mems Sanitary Atwood Shirts and
Drawers, made in Stuttgart, Germany.
Regular price for these goods is s2.25
each, and 25c rise in size. Our special
price $3.50 each and Ioc rise.
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Mems Night Shirts.

Mems Night Shirts, made of fine Utica
Muslin, plain or embroidered, regular 7sc
value. Our special price...........45c each
Mems Night Shirts, made of New York
Mills best production, 81 inches long, cut
full in body, regular price sT.25. Our
special price. each
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Information Bureau in the Main .AieA great convenience
0isttoys THE EMPORIUM Packages checked there FREE of
charge Postage Stamps sale and INFORMATION about the building
the eftp railroads, stc chesrtully green.
Il gt to the TURKISH DEPARTMENT uu ppogs most en-
Joyabls Cnos cares from Oriental coEntris presided BY
nat0es in Oriental costumes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Curtains
And
Draperies.

we sell so many of them.
At $3.50 pair-Genuine Bagdad Port
ieres, for two days only. We will sell
these 800 Portieres, very fine, extra quail
ty, at the special price of 50. 50 pair.
At S. a pair-Handsome Lace Cur
tains, special design, Linen effects, IL
yards long, 81 inches wide; former price
$500.
At $4.5o a pair-Irish Point Lace Cur
tains, IL yards long, 50 inches wide,
good value at $500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Mems High-grade Shoes at Low Cash
cL Prices-Four lines in the Mems
SlOcS. Shoe Department, the qualities
Of which we invite you to compare with
any similar-priced goods in the city. If
we cannot save you money, do not buy.
Ats3 Pair-Men's French Calf Welted
Lace Shoes; three new styles of toe; best
of Innings; Kangaroo Top Shoes that
would be an extra good value at 81.
At So a Pair-Men's Russet Lace Shoes;
latest style of toe; made in a first-class
manner; all sizes and widths; the regular
price So.
At 81 a Pair-Men's handmade Shoes;
all styles of toe; all sizes and widths;
equal to the kinds you have been dccus-
toned to pay So for.
At S a Pair-Men's High-grade Patent
Leather Shoes; why pay 81 for Patent
Leather Shoes when you can get the lead
ing styles in Lace or Congress at the big
store for S, made of the famous Cornelius
Heylis French Patent Calf?
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Carpets
LinOfeun

LinOieum Nowhere else more
select stock of Floor Coverings, no.
where else so large an assortment of
fine Carpets to choose from than on
this grand second floor of ours. Last
week was a busy one for our cutters
and carpet layers, but, as large as
the sales were, the stock is in no
wise diminished in variety of styles
and patterns.
Ne guarantee ron the loz0est Carpet
prices -pou 1rtll get this year.
No payment asked for Until the Carpet
is laid to yonr entire satisfaction.
Carpet dslfcered and laid FREE in
Oakland, alameda and Berkelep.
BIGELOW Administer, the highest
grade of all pile Carpets made; the
name " Bigelow" is woven in the
back of the Carpet at every repeat
of the pattern; large variety of styles
in the most artistic designs and color
ings; goods that cost elsewhere from
SI.75 to s. per yard; here made, laid
and lined, sI.45 a yard.
HARTFORD Administers, second
to none but true BigeIows; new and
exclusive patterns, borders to match;
and the price is only what you have
been taxed elsewhere for cheap Mo-
quettes, SI.I5 yard.
LOWELL Body Brussels; what
the Bigelows are among the Axmn-
sters, the Lowells are among the
Body Brussels; you know them.
Here this week, made and laid, SI.Io
a yard.
LANDLORDS Double Extra
Tapestries, guaranteed ten-wire to
the inch, and the only Tapestries in
the market that will not sprout; Ak
minister effects can be seen to perfec-
ton in this line, Parlor, Bedroom and
and Dining-room designs, with or
without Border, as you please, also
Hall and Stairs to match, 75c a yard.
WILTON VELVETS-Large va
riety of patterns to choose from, with
or without Borders, also Hall and
Stair patterns, the SI.25 kind, here
81 yard.
200 pieces best Tapestries, Borders
to some of them; cheerful patterns
and colorings; good, excellent quality;
worth 6sc per yard, SOC a yard.
SCOTCH LINOLEUMS-Cover
your kitchen all in one piece at the
remarkably low price of SOC yard.
Bring your dimensions with you,
and we will give you an estimate on
anything in the line of Floor Cover
ings, or will send measurer to meet
YOU at your home.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Silk and Woo! Underwear.

Mems Al-Silk and Wool Shirts and
Drawers, summer weight, an exclusive
garment, made by Americas skilled
workmen, s3.25 the garment and 25c rise
the suit in size.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Isnnk Roeber Hommded aud Captnred

OTTUMWA, Iowa, June 20.-This m orn-
ing the watchman at Fairfield surprised
two men endeavoring to gain entrance to
the vault of the bank. They opened fire
on him with revolvers and be returned the
fire, seriously wounding one. The other
escaped to the woods, where he is now
surrounded. He says he will not be taken
alive. Evidence found on the person of
the wounded man proves him to be
noted fugitive and criminal.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
SA5v FRANCISCO, JUNE 81, 1896.

are agents for the genuine JOUON g. Gle French
Kid GIoUs.
ARTISTS MATERIALS take nth yon ponr vacation
trbaH the Standard CoorS, Brushes etc. Complete Skstebg
Outfits at prices to suit all purchasers.
It's phen Sbotbnghoss dainty little Lunches in THE
Cafe under the Great Dome.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Reform Underwear.

A fine quality of Mems Underwear in
Reform Cotton Shirts and Drawers, form
fitting, finished in silk, and full finish
throughout, at SI.25 each.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Mems A!l-WOOI
Sack Suits, Sl2.45.

All that remains of our SIS and
SIC. 50 Sack Suits, in fine Cheviot,
fancy brown Plaids and Clay Wor-
steads, black or blue, single or double
breasted, round or square corners,
perfectly tailored, on sale at about
their actual cost.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
SuSpenderS.

Mems Suspenders, fine quality, French
elastic web, five gilt buckles, 25c pair.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
VELVET SPECIALS.

Probably the most complete assortment
of Velvets ever shown in this city, and
surely the qualities have never been du-
plcated at these prices:
At S5c yard-Io-inch Silk-faced Vel
vet-sold elsewhere for SI.25.
At 81 a yard-Worth sI.35.
At SI.25 yard-Worth SI.5o.
At SI.35 yard-Better than any other
ever sold here for SI.75.
At SI.o5 yard-Good value for $2.5o.
These are facts which can be proved by
comparisons.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Boys "Long Pants"
Suits at S4.95.

About $50 of our $3.50 Atwood
Tweed Suits, single or double
breasted, in black or gray, tan and
brown mixtures, reliable in fit, ma
terial and make; all sizes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
5O57 Yards Finest Dress Goods

All that is left from the magnificent stock of novelties
with which we opened four weeks ago. consisting of Silk
mixed Popns, Skmxed Epingelines, Chameleon Poplns
Silk Figured Mohas, Silk and Wool Plaids Canvas Weaves
Meanges tWo-oned effects, solid colors Sik-mixed Eta
tul for this seasons They vary in lengths from to
yards every piece differing in shade from its fellow The
retail price to-day of the cheapest is S25 per yard ranging
prices can be verified by an inspection of the goods.
Monday morning will place the entire purchase on
sale without reservation at the average price of
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

dinner to General A. Med. McCook and
Mr.. and Mrs Damrosch last evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Wall Tents.

These are the actual
wholesale prices. Costs
you as much to RENT a
. tent for a month as to BUY
y one. If you are going
, camping investigate. Wall
Tents, complete, with Poles
and Pins:
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

These same grades Of Waists
are Married 50 per cent higher in
every 1Uindow in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Chinese Bazaar Specials.

These articles on Special Sale for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
only.
Soap Dishes, Abalone-sheIl lac
quered ware, for SC.
Fire Screen Fans, with stands,
assorted colors, worth 3oc, Ioc each.
Strawberry Bowls, scalloped edge,
2 for SC.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

We sell this class of mer-
chandise on the same mar
row margin of profit as
we sell our other goods.
Guess that's the reason
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

At S2.9S-Separate Skirts, fine
figured Mohair and
Black and White Check, lined with
rustic lining and finished with Vel
veteen binding. Regular price 81. 50.
At S4.45-Tan Mixed, Atwood
Jackets, with fancy
checked back, a regular $40 Jacket,
the very latest cut, finished with large
and small pearl buttons, three sizes
only, 81, 81, 60.
At Sl.23. s2.Io, s3.65, s4.o5-
All wool Capes, the
best styles, every Cape marked twice
the price asked when we opened, and
worth it. Black, blue, tan and many
other shades.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
HerdldiC
Effects
For Halls.

'.'.-'.....' '''...'..'..-.''..2SC and upward
An .Artfstfc Decorator at Jour serOiee to
design the interior decorations Of Jour home.
FVst-class mechanics to hang .ponr tabsy,
fssco -rour ceilings, tint -tony walls or batnt
ponr house.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
Owl Night
Lamp &c.
Special in Suit and Cloak
Department.
Lamps like cut

At 3oc, 48c, o8c-A new lot of
Laundered Shirt Waists, just re-
ceived. They are the kinds that at
the first of the season sold for SOC,
75c, SI.25. Soft percales, wide range
of patterns, fast colors, all sizes, laun-
dered as they should be.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

At sI.25, sI.4S, sI.o8 and s2.25-
Laundered Shirt Waists with detach-
able collars, fine Persian patterns,
Dimities, Batistes and Linen Stripes,
matched yokes, perfect fitting, guar
anteed the finest makes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Shoe Dept, main floor, right of rotunda
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

Chintz patterns and deli
cate stripes for Bedrooms,
In grains S for Parlors,
Leather and E m b os Sc d
Papers for Dining-rooms,
eS for Kitchens and Bath
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21
75C a Yard.

We Guarantee STYLES to be the Iey Latest Prices Like
S4S Suit yards, for $500 SIS Suit, yards, 5000
81 Suit, 8 yards, for 975 % Suit, s yards, for 900
30 Suit, s yards, for 900 II Suit yards,
80 Suit, yards, for 500 IS Suit 8 yards, S.75
$40 Suit, yards, for Sc.
To each purchaser of Suit Pattern p present copy of
oned Fashion Book published, "Conng Sle This beautiful pub
caton contains tpo designs, cOos and black each leading
counrs oe fifteen great cities Of Europe, iucz7ng designs BY ia
nous firms as "Fix Jules Br and a. zam6ard "eorge Henry
Lee g. Co., - etc.
The San Francisco call., 1896-06-21

At $3.50 and S9.S5, Tailor
made
Dresses. We quote only two
styles in our great Dress Stock. Our
so.S5 Refer Dress in Blue and Black
Cheviot-Serge-is lined throughout
and is tailor-made garment.
Our $3.50 Blazer Dress in
Fancy Mixed Chevi-
OF, Silk-lined Jackets, were regularly
sold at SIS and SIC.
Cloak and Snit Department
second floor, Markst-street front.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29

iNltfUlClNi ' a. Jan, - 1870.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day.
Wrappers. : hogsheads filters 33 smok-
Leaf dark, !. Total. 1870 hOgsheads
inspections Bright los hogsheads. dark,
Is hcgslcads and j ucrce. Reinspcc-
fiDne-Nright. hogshtads.
Myers. SeabrOOks. Planters. Daven-
norris. Meals. ShOckoe, Old Dominion,
Aucehanv. and Jones tobacco warehouses
rep0rt to-day. Receipts, II packages de-
liycries 80 packages
United states internal revenue collec-
tlOus on tOhaccOs for the city OF Rich
rn0nd. Va. tO-day.'CicdIs and cigarettes.
81 SIS 30. plug tobaccos. $2,201e9 Total,
S4o9s2f
Owing 10 the crowded condition Of the
bright loose tobacco warehouses to-day,
Davenp0rts warehouse Will continue the
premium sale tomorrow "Wednesday,
January -. 1890.
A fine break OF bright loose tobaccos
was sold at the Stonewall warehouse
to-day al iine prices. wrappers SOFA UP
I'm the hfties and sixties, and al were
tomorrow "wednesday. January -, lN)0D.
to-day Will be sold at Stonewall ware
house.
a ncGyy break Of bright loose t0baccos
at Shcibrrnes warehouse to-day. Fine
cutters end wrappers sold high. Al i.aO
=. NJ. TODAY the sales at this warehouse
were st.l going on.
Good breaks of dark loose tobaccos at
Shockoe and Crenahaws warehouses to-
morrow "wednesday. January "a. lSoGA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. LII. Jan. 2S.-The opening
was the only real hrm spot IA to-day's
wheat market. cui the strength at that
TIME was shOrt-iNfd. Prices were high
cr than at The close yesterday Ii Was
soon discovered. however that something
more iu the way or bull news would
Dee required t0 sustain prices The SELF
ing pressure hceame heavy as the WQrH-
ing advanced. long stuff coming out quite
freely and meeting with but limited
demand. BradstIccts report ot the
,'i's visible supply was expected TO
furnish the requisite motive Tor buying,
decrease of az least i,5uO.ON bushels
in stocks heins looked for When She
announcement that "a falling off of but
3s 1000 bushels lai taken place last week
was made. prices sl.npcd. ana the low
est quotations of fhe session were re-
corded May wheat opened a. N4.sc.,
sold between G4a465ilc.. closing az 63isc.,
ESQ., under yesterday Cash wheat was
com made progress backward to-day.
Those who loaded up ON the late ALE
around furry were wondering why they
cld $50. and were perfectly willing 10 turn
their supply over 90 somebody else 10
carry. the practically unanimous senu-
mont In thai respect causing prices 10 lose
some of the recent Improvement May
corn opened at Iti-c, declined -s1c.,
closing at 29'i0-Dsc.. i4c. under yester-
day. Cash com ,ias quiet and steady.
oats opened steady. but declined almost
from the start. che weakness of the other
grains supplying the Inspiration. Nay
oats closed i.UAc. lower tnau yesterday.
Cash oats were quiet and steady
Provisions acted heavy and whilst they
were at times quite dull. there were also
periods of exceeding activity. Prices
declined az the opening on a weak hog
market and We're affected adversely hy
the wheat market later. The close was
i2lc under yesterday for May pork.
lO. lower for May lard. and 1ianlOc
lower for May RIBS. Domestic markets
were active and easy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29

june Si3. July. SIG; August. SIG; Sep
tcmber 40. October. ibS. NOFcinpeI'
-. december, .Gl. sales. ~ -'tl hs.es.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S.-l2 n NJ.
Cotton quiet. American mddiinl, l'-'i-.
sales 1850 uaics; American. 500 hHes'
speculation ana exports. 500 bales, re-
cfipis 1000 bales. American, iiWf
Futures opened easy and demand poor,
January and February. 4 2f-b1. February
and March. 2s-G4 March aid April;
! 25-gi April and May. 4 2J-st May ana
june june and July. and July and Az
gust. { 2l-04. August and september,
! 23-Gi. September ana october, 1l-6a.
Futures dun
American spot grades. l-32 lower; Amer
ican middhng fai.. : ls-l6; good middlins,
! 2l-3X. middilng 4 DIG low miduling,
: i5-32, good ordinary, i5-o2' ordinary,
i-,2
r. M-January. I 27-ei. buyers. Feb
ruary and March. 2G-tiU1 2f-Gi. buyers:
March and April. I 1864. buyers: April
and May. 25-Si buyers. May and June.
: 2i-Gfnl 2j-Gi buyers, June and July
and July and August. 4 2i-6iui 21-bi,
sellers August and September, 4 22-di,
buyers. September ana october. 1861,
buyers. October and November. I J-dl.
buyers. Futures steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29

q. Did you ever know the teachers \
make presents t. the pupilxy
A. | never saw IL. but heard OF - Il
q. Do you know OF your own kuyS
cage that Miss -. was ruinsi
A. Yes. sir: she told me &C trffN<z{
She Is now living IN Norfolk. She m4s
RED Mr.. - s'sie told me Wut1e ~
was IN school This Is the nst one
ever mentioned II -
A. Yes. sir: but he Is not now LYING Y
Q. What year did Miss - ten yoe, -
thisi
4. She told me about IL In the senoo.
year lSsi-'S5 She never graduated -
the institution, and left there az tpe 81
of that year, ] think.
Q. What made Miss - tell you enoe<
this intimacy y
i. She seemed to he in great trcublc
q. Did she ever mention tho subject
again since they lived In norfolk 20
getherf
a. no. sir never
O. Does she know that you have nfn61
this charge in connection with her nhme
a. No. sir: have used her name With
out her knowledge and that OF her hus-
band.
9; Was any ore else present when she
A. No, sir. She told me Just at the boz
ginning OF The vacation. when they went
home. We were school friends. and fne
spoke In very lady-like manner. IL Wa
shortly before she was married
q. Are you certain that Mr. Yates
was a teacher at the institution during
the scholastic year lSs4-'s5;
A. Yes. sir, feel confident aboat u
q. Was Miss ever a class-mate -
your wife,
A. No. I think not.
Mr.. Randolph next told Of some very
vulgar behavior OF Mr. Yates towerds
Miss -. which occurred while CAPTAIN
Roller was principal
When asked by Mr.. Bland who was
principal when the alleged intimacy be-
tween Miss and Mr.. Yates took place,
he said he did not know.
The committee then arose. on motion
of Mr.. Hathaway, TO meet again this
morning at 10 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Jan. 2S.-Rosin
steady: strained, St.35, good strained,
Sl4O
Spirits of Tmpeniine-Ma 27i4c.i
irregular PC.
Tar steady at Poe.
Crude turpentine firm. virgin. $40.
CHARLESTON. S. c., Jan. 2s.-Turpen-
tine nominal. nothing doing
k0sn firm. salcis, 100 barrels Quota
tious IS and G.. Niuo. IL. Sl15. f.. Sl.o.
r., S13O. g. Sl35: IT, $3.50. ]. S1.55. X.
$40, other grades. no demand prices
not quoted.
SAVANNAH, GA. Jan. 2s.-Turpentine
firm AZ 21iac. Tor regulars; sales, 800
casks receipts. $40 casks
Rosin-Paies quiet and firm: sales, 300
barrels. Quotations. a. -. and G. S1.nO;
y, Sl.lJ0120. T., Sl25Qt 80, T.. Sl35. G.
S185, ii, Sl5O. L. $l55. X, sl75. NJ, 500.
y. 500. window glass, S2l2ia; water
white. SD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29

The Water Fairies Cantata," TO he
given az Corcoran Hall next Friday
night at = O'clock. for the benefit OF the
poor of the East End. promises TO be
n delightful entertainment The object
appeals To the charitable element Of
ones nature. and with delightful and
varied performance, there is every rea-
son TO believe there Will be large at
tendance.
Miss Lottie Bedford will be Queen Of
the Fairies. and Mr. Peter Jones. King.
Some OF Church HIPS yrettiest young
ladies' will take part I'm the entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-29
DR.. uayo ON Education.

Rev DR. A. ID. Mayo. of Boston, who
during the past week has been deliver
ing series Of interesting addresses On
the subject OF education in this city. last
night spoke 10 an audience composed OF
representative citizens. i'm the hall or tho
House OF Delegates.
His subject was. How Does Universal
Education Payg' and he handled II IN
r. mastery manner. Hon. John n. Mas
sey. Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
was present. and introduced DR.. Mayo
to the audience He was accorded the
closest attention.