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GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

BAGS-Cacutta Grain Bags. 51sc; San Quentin,
SIS 40; Wool Bags 2T(0 3Oc Fruit Bags, 514c, 53zc
and SAC for the different sizes.
QUICKSILVEK-Is lower at $3S p flask.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Com pany
quotes, terms net cash: Cube and Crushed and
Fine Crushed, 61sc Powdered, &c: Dry Granu.
lated, 5ssc q h: Confectioners A, 5ssc Magnolia
A, SC; Extra c, 41sc: Golden g. 4s4c: Candy
Granulated 612c California @ A. S1sc; halt hall, barrels
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Hugh Fariey to Hugh f. Farley, lot on NV
corner OF Van Ness avenue and Chestnut street
n 92:6 by W As. grant.
Amelia H. Cushing to Minnie Z. Fowle Tor
Towie), undivided half of lot on n line of Pacific
avenur ZOI W OF ri lInore street, w 6S by y
street: gift.
James w. Collins (gnardian of the estate OF Mary
Johnson insane) to Ida NJ Krusi, lot on line Of
s Gusrrero street. 27:6 OF Liberty, rs by 100;
Dennis j, ana Maria A. Foley to Sarah l. Jack
son, lot on w line of Guerrero street 100 Of Iih
erty. S 2S by w 92:o; SO
Dennis Sweeney TO Catherine Sweeney, lot on w
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oN.o>,. VEGETABLES.

Potatoes are weak and lower Onions are steady
Tomatoes higher again.
PoTATOES-Ear,y Rose in SKIS 4Oc; Burbanks
4OG421oc in sacks; Salinas Burbanks, 6O4S5c;
Sweet Potatoes. 75c@$l %.
ONIONS-Sitverskins SlEl1 10 q ctl.
VEG EGETABLES-Bsy squash. 25@33c = box;
Marrowfat squash, $l0@l2 . ION; Bay Cucum bers
l5@SOc q box; Pickles / 1yac for No. /, 1c p b
for No 2; Green Peppers, 2O@4Oc for Chile and
40@50c for Bell; Green feas, 2@21.c p ib; String
Beans, S6G31ac; Lima Beans. 31a441ac: Green
okra. 35a50c 4. box Egg Plant 3595oc; Cabbage,
60@75c . ctl: Carrots, ZaG3Uc q sack: Garlic
11a@2c q ID; Tomatoes, 76cG$l for River and SOC
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line of Jone, street, go s o, Vallejo, $ 20 by W

line Of Jones street. 90 OF Vallejo, 2U by W
6s:6: grant
John G.. w. and Wilbelmine Schultz to Wilhel-
mine Stroecker undivided one-twefth) George
L. Charles b. Edward IL. and Clara A. troecKer
and Emma NJ. smith (wife of Franklin AZ, (undi-
vided one-twelfth), undivided one-sixth of OF on
corner of Steuart and Folsom streets, + l37 20,
NV 45:lO; $40.
Vincent and Margaret Bellman to Henry VoI-
rath lot on line OF sr SO L OF Eleventh
avenue + 40 by n 100: $10
Karolina NJ. or Carrie NJ. and +. A. Clark TO
Johu Gavin lot on S =. corner of Dublin and Rus
sia streets, S rs by 100. lot J. block eS, Excel
sior Homestead Association; $40
Ann Jones to Lizzie Yunker: ht on Sc line OF
NE25, SIC 60 73 SW 26:25s, NV 80. 81. block
Is Eairmount; 81.
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BUTTER, CHLEsE AND EGGS.

The Butter market Is rather topheavy, but
prices are no lower. Eggs show no change
BUTTER
CREAMERY-Fancy creameries, 23g24c; Sec
DA1RY-choice to fancy lse2lc y b. lower
grades 1oM1ec.
PICKLED-l6@lSc p H.
FIRKIN-l5@l7c p h.
CREAMERY I UB Ie020c . h.
LAsTERN-l2@l3c &c Tor ladle-packed.
CHEESE-Choice mild new, 71a9Sc; common
TO good 6@7c q II; Cream Cheddar, 10@I1c;
Young America s@9c; Western, l1c Eastern,
l3@15c 2 ID.
l3@lSc q dozen; Eastern, 13@lo &C; DUCK Eggs
l5c fs
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Beans continue in good inquiry at steady
prices
BEANS-Bayos, So: Small Whites, 81 250l1 35
p cu; Large Whites, ST. 2Ot9l 80 q ctl Pinks
81 A5Gl AS; Reds 81 2Ut@i so: Blackeye 81 90
o. Red X dney, nominal: Limas, 81 75@l S5
Buffers. 81 2U@l 35; Pea, 81 30@l 80.
SEEDS-Brown Mustard 81 5Ut12 75; Yellow
seed, 1s4t92l4c = ID; Alfalfa 614c; Rape, 21a9
234c; Hemp &c; Timothy 41ac
DRIED PEAS-Niles nominal; Green, 81 2U0
20 - ctl.
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HAY AND FEEDsTUFFs.

Prices. for all descriptions remain unchanged -
BRAN-$14 5O@l5 for the best and $I3 bO@l4
p ton for tside brands.
MIDDLlNGs-$l9@2O for lower grades and
S2l022 2 ton for the best.
FEEDSTUFFs-Rolled Barley. $2O@2l: Oil
cake Meal at the mill. $50 q ton; iobbing, $31;
Chopped Feed, Sl5@l6 q ton; Cecoaaut Cake,
SIT so p ION.
HAY-Wheat, S11@l5 q ton; Wheat and oat
$l0@l4; Oat, Sl0@12 90: Iarley, $S@l2: com
pressed, sl2 g0@l4; Alfalfa sS(GlO; stock. SIG
8; Clover, So 5O09 50 p
SIRA W-3Od 4Uc F bale
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Receipts at Kansas CITY.
FOKEluN AlAkkECS.
London.

London.
LONDON. ENG. Aug. 16-Conso1 112 5-l6;
silver, 25Ad; French rentes loaf csc.
Liverpool.
WHEAT - Firm; No. / standard Cslifornh
wheat, -; cargoes off coast firm. less active;
cargoes on passage, sellers asking an advance of
I'd; English country cts, I'd higher; French
country markets, firm; Liverpool wheat, No. l
California, rs 6i@7s I'd.
AOI1ON-Uplands. 41fsd
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SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

silver lower.
Quicksilver declined.
Wheat higher again. Barley advanced
Other Cereals unchanged.
Bay as before.
Flour advanced CSC.
Reans in fair demand.
Potatoes weaker. Onions steady
Tomatoes higher.
Butter topheavy. Eggs unchanged.
Poultry no nina.
Fruits about the same.
Lines higher.
Dried Fruits firm and active.
No change in Provisions,
Hides and Woo unchanged.
Hogs steady.
Mexican Dollars unsettled.
New York Exchange lower.
Increased Revenue Collections.
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SAN FRANCISCO MEAT MARKET.

Wholesale rates for dressed stock from saugh-
terers follows:
BEEF-First quality 51ac p ID: second do SC;
third do, 4S41sc p ID.
VEAL-Large, 5@6c: small. 6@7c p b.
MUTTON-WetherS 51a@tci Ewes b@54ac
q b.
LAMB-sprng. 7@71sc q b.
PoKK-Live Hogs 312@3s4c for large and 37s
f1lc Tor small ana medium; soft HOGS ZH29014c
q ID: dressed do 5M53Lc
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WHEAT AND FLOUR ON PASSAGE.

To United Kingdom, in rease l4U,U0U quarters,
To Continent, increase lao 900 quart RS.
Corn opened strong AT 12c advance over Satur-
days ciose Rains in the So lthwest re-
ported to be of much b 'nef fit Jus. at this time
Other reports claimed the weather too cool and
considered poor corn weather. 1t takes fifteen
days OF good forcing weather during Aurust to
insure one day OF corn weather. during the
month so far. Unless exceedingly forcing weather
presents itself i'm mmediately cannot escape
irosts The price Is low and is attracting great
deal of attention from speculators. September
closed at 2s5ac; December. 29lsc.
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Builders Con tracts.

Caroline E. G. ard homas G. Jacques (owners)
with A. w. Pattani e. Co., contractors and archi-
tectsl all work for three-story frame building on
lire of Jones street, 100 OF Lombard
IS by T. 100: total, $4639: no b nds,
Georg. L. Payne { wner), with George Harris
icon ractor). architect Nathaniei BialSoeli. a,
WORK except plumbing, gas fitting, sewering, paint
ing and electrical Tor alterations and addl-
tions atwo- story attic and basement frame
building on w. tine OF Howard gtreet, 90 ) .ol
Twenty fifth, 1919 by w LIS, Nj. B, lS2; total
%1n7
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roUHTRY-The N harket practically bare Of
both Eastern and dom estic stock yesterday.
Live Turkeys are quoiabie at l5@1Ic for Cob
blers and 1S0l4c q h for Hens; young Turkeys
DC T. ID; Geese q pair, 75c@$l; Gosiings y. %
so: Ducks, So 5093 for old and S3@3 5o for
young; Hens 1904 so: BOOSTERS. young $3 5OG
s.; do, old, SD 50@4; Fryers, S3@3 81: Broilers
81 5O@2 rs tor large and ST. 5O@2 for small; i;
Pigeons, s 1@l 20 . doz for young and Tor oio
GAME-Hare. nominal Rabbits. nominal
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

Internal revenue collections in this district dur
ing the first seven months of the year were
S., ,70S 595, against $l,315 9l5 for the same time
in 1886 and included S356,US0 for Beer, $llS,-
81 for Tobacco and Sl,0O505i for Spirits.
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Receipts at Omaha.

SOUTH OMAHA NEBa Aug l6-CATTLE-
Receipts. 900; steady.
HOGS-Receipts $500: market strong.
sHkEP-Receipts, $500; l0c lower
Receipts at Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. Is 6-CATTLE-ke-
ceipts II, 900; best steady. others slow.
OGS- Receipts, $500; steady, strong
SHEEP-Receipts, 5000; steady and active.
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silver fell again to-day to a new low record. ire
fall in London since saturday for bar silver was
IL of a penny to 2514d ounce. and in New
York the price declined Sc, to 5ias:. Mexican
dollars quoted at 1880, as compared 10 4zc
on Saturday
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7 II . u . dSus o. 70,
Produce.

Produce.
FoRK-August, ss O5; September, SO 05.
LARD-August, 81 AZ; September. S4 Al.
R1BS-AuGust and Septem ber S4 1904 81.
BUTTER-Msrket firm and active.
Creameries-kxtras 1512c p ID; firsts I4615 Sc.
seconds, ll@1i &c Dairles-Extras. 13c: firsts /
@12c: seconds, loc; packing stock. flesh, &c.
EESE-Yonng Americas T34@Sc; twins
61RG712c; chedda ars 61a@7lAc; swiss. S@9c;
linn burger 6@7c; brick, 51297c.
EGGS-Firsts sold chiefly at IL 1ac p Dozen loss
on cases returned Firm and active
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THE COMMERCIAL WORLD

delrhia and Baltimore refined. IS 10; refined
in bulk, So 20.
sUGAR-Raw, dull firm: Se-deg test, S14c:
96-deg. test, 33lc; refined tirm nut quiet
HOPS-Crop of '95. so 4c: crop go, 6@Sc: coast.
crop '95. S94c; crop go. 6@9. London market
55d65s. Quiet
HiDEs-Buenos Ayres. dry, ID Ds 19c: Cal
weston, 20 to 30 lbs 141z@1513c Steady
LEATHER-Hemlock SOLE Buenos Ayres. light
10 heavy weights. lS@l9c: acid 20@23c Steady
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Dried Fruits.

RAISINS-C California. 50-lb boxes, ?, 8, 4-crown
csz a h1sc: seeded. 6s4 @ec: seedless muscatels,
5lA@5Mc. Future raisins are less active than
they have recently been Depressing features,
conflicting reports concerning siZ4 CROP Many
report Increase over last year while others
the crop will fall shorl. spot trade rather brisk,
poor grades easier.
CURRANTS - 47s@51zr in barrels: cleaned
bulk, 512@6c: cases. 51sG51sc: cartons. 6@7l9c
Firm, but dull.
PKU Es-C California. 25-b poxes. s4@71ac;
Sob boxes. 412@71ac. Future prunes nrm but
trade inactive. po, steady. supply small.
APRICOTS-Californla boxes 71a@I0c: bags
7Gs12c. Less active Ut steady.
PEA EaCHES-California- unpeeled. bags, 6A2@Sc;
boxes. 743(99c; peeled 1O@llo. Dull. but firm.
CITRON-11@l212cf for fancy boxes.
FIGS-f ancy ordinary 12@1Sc: fancy washed.
ZO@24c
DATEs-Persan. sol boxes. 25s@334c; Fard.
in boxes. 43l@5c: cases, 534G6c
WALN UTS-Californla standard. 642c; soft
shell. SC. Firm, featureess.
ALMOS DS-Shelled. l712030c
Metals.
PIG IRoN-southern. 50 5ool0 rs: Northern
$40 50@l2 25. Quiet
PIC rIN-StraI~. SI3 S5@13 80. Quiet.
COPPER-Brokers, $l1 0212: exchange, S1l.
Quiet
LEAD-Brokers $3 60; exchange. S3 80. Firm.
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IoULTRY MD GAME.

6S) for Alameda: Green Corn, aOc9$l q sack,
Gs@90c q crate for Berkeley and $19l 50 q crate
for liam aha
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CORN-August, 2S14c; September 2S5sc-
OATS-AugusL l7I4c: September l7AC.
BARLEY Cash No. 8, 2513@3Sc.
RYE-Cash Acc: September 4oAc.
FLAXskED-Cash, 81 OF; December, 81 0S1a@
lO4
TIMOTHY-Cash. So 76
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NoTK-In the above exposition Of the tide, ,b.
early morning tides are given in the left hand
coIum0. ana Inc successive tides OF The day In the
column gives the second tide OF the day, the third
@ lme column The third tide, and the last or right
naho co.umn gives the last tide OF the day excep.
when there are but three tides as sometImss
occurs The heights given are additions to ina
sounoinss on the United States Coast Survey
SnsrSh except when minus sign (-) precedes tns
neight; and then the number given Is subtracrivs
from The depth given by the cSarts
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
The Time Ball.

The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoGRAPHIC OFFICE, U. S. NJ
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO August 16, 1897
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
ex acly at noon to-day-L e.. at noon of the 12Uth
meridian. or exactly at 8 P NJ, Greenwich time.
w. 5. HUGHES,
Lieutenant U. S. N. charge.
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Livestock.

HOGS Light. S3 9O@4 l21a: mixed So sOa
05; heavy. S3 60@4 u219; rough, So 6U@3 70.
Receipts 81, 600. Sales 81, 400.
CATTLE-Beeves, So S0095 25: and heif-
ers 81 90@4 40; Texas steers, 81 s004 10; stock
and feeders, $3 1904 rs; Westerns steers
So 45@4 25. Receipts 20, 900.
SHEEP-Kecelpts y. .OOO.
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Wheat and Flour.
WHEAT 1880 ll:oo 1900 90 2Io
Heete S eIa 9ll sls4 slss sI1s siss siSs
december. SJa4 9014 80 80 80

pot fairly ac I've ana hrmer; sales 236 600
bushels. Futures advanced ls4@3c lost part of
this and closed 1s9 -Ssc higher Tor the day. Fu-
ture sales, . 235. UUU bushels.
Future closing: August, 935sc: septem her
3l5sc; October, 901sc; december. 90c.
-FOUR Winter, bbs, supertine, s. 70@3 Is;
No . extra. So 55@3 75; 40. l extra. $3 500
90; straights, Sd 2094 30: paten.s $, 81 65@a5 o.
Trading to-day only moderately active, owing
to frmer prices in sympathy with whhat. sales
800 bbls: receipts ~, 39S bbls IL 9S6 sacks;
exports 4il7 bbls, 32.S71 sacks
GRAIN FREIGHTS-New York 10 Liverpool
bV steam. I'd.
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sILvLR OFF AGAIN.

NEW YORK. N Y. aug. ls.-The price OF
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Prod uce.

CoFFEE-Rio, spot dull, easy; No. 2. 71sc.
Future trading closed: NJ arch 81 1907 Is:
September, So 65@6 40.
WOOI-Ohio anu Penns flvauia XXX. 27c; Xxx
251sG26c; Y and above 2l@22c; No. l, 26@27c;
NO. =, 26@g27c: fine unwashed. 1S9lsc; uum r
chantable, l9@2Uc: Ohio com bng, No. 1. 3s ana
1P blood, 24c; No. 2, "A blood, 24c; Ohio Deiaine,
2o@27c
LARD-Prime. s4 1904 70 Inactive.
FoRK-Mess- SO 50@S as. Dull but higher.
TALLoW-33sc-
BUTTkR-Creamerv. Western, I5o
EGGS-Western, l4c
PETKOLEU M-New YORK rehned. SIS rs: Phila-
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY, August 16-
STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. August 1872 2P.M
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid Asked..l Bid asked.
Is conn lll1al121alU AsreS... -AlS4 l212
I0new HsueIz43<
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Yesterdays WHEAT MARKET.

SAN FRANCIsco, Aug 16, 1891
The following resume OF the wheat markell
furnished by h. a. Bresse. Produce E4ch3hse
eranbroker, 4l2 Pine street:
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

SUN, MOON AND TIDE.
UNITED STATES COAST AND GEoDETIc SURVEY
lines AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT oRT POINT. ENTRANCE To SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFrcIAI
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINT HNpESr
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at tn q
CITY front (Mission-street WharD about twenty
nVe minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places
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Cleared.

MONDAY, August 10.
Stmr Pomona Cousins, Eureka; Goodall. Per0uj
Co.
stmr Corona, Jepsen. San Diego; Goodall, Perk-
ins & Co.
Br ship Celtic Race, owen, Cape Town; Cation,
Bell cS co.
Haw bark Roderick Dhu. Rock, Hilo; D
Spreckels & Bros Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
WZe>zee15- GW oeRsoon
DIR. TAYLOR AND THE x-RAYs.
He IL Experimenting with Bullet
I'm n Mans Thigh.


State-Chemist w. II. Taylor, sham
whom no man in Virginia is more inte-
rested in scientific subjects. is just now
engaged in making some experiments
with the cathode. or X-rays, which II ~
hoped will result in the location Of
bullet imbedded in the flesh OF Mr.. Guy
S. Bradley, OF Wythe county, and thereby
lead TO its extraction and surcease OF
pain for him.
The bullet was accidentally fired at
Mr.. Bradley by friend with whom he
was hunting, twenty-four years ago, and
II has since caused him a deal OF suffer-
ing. He came here several days ago to
be operated on by Or. George Ben. john
ston, but II was thought best that he
should first have the bullet located, IL
possible, by the rays.
They were focused on him for an hour
yesterday and a faint negative showing
the bone Of the leg, and dark spot,
which DR.. Taylor thinks ia the bullet.
was the result The experiment was not
entirely satisfactory to the physician,
but he believes the thigh was not ex-
posed long enough. Another attempt
will be made to-day. Mr.. Bradley viii
submit his thigh to exposure before the
cathode instrument for two hours, and
DR.. Taylor feels sanguine OF success.
When a Dispatch man called at the
Chemists office last night. he found MIR.
Bradley there, and he conversed freely
concerning his case. He said that he had
suffered 10 such an extent with his wound
that he was determined 20 have the bull
let out. He Is very much encouraged,
though. and expects excellent results
from the experiment to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

The last OF the series Of lectures on
the Evidences Of Christianity was de-
livered last night by Rev William T..
Hatcher. ID. D.. who spoke on Expert
mental Evidences" a large crowd WAS
present, and among them many distin-
gulshed persons. The services were par
ticpated in by Drs. A. y. Dunnaway and
II. A. Upper, and Professor Boatwright.
DR.. Hatcher's address was one OF great
excellence. and he held the undivided at
tention OF his audience from beginning
TO end.
A large number OF students have gone
to represent the college In the Young
Mems Christian Association Convention,
now being held in Petersburg. More viii
probably go over to-day. At recent
meeting Of the association Mr. John f..
Johnson was elected president for the
ensuing year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

IN che buggy. "'u oeen icit
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mrs, Mrs' ira Reynolds. who has been ou,,o
''t M, ~ very much improved.
hgh-Constable George w Rroo,ss 10
detained at home by sickness. %
MT samuel II. Pulliam was IN tho CITY
business Wednesday afternoon.
MI, ar John Blankenship. of Newnort
news, was IN the city Wednesday. call
ing upon his friends.
81, WI inch arc engaged in putting in
INC machinery at the j. C. Hagen & Go s.
works, near Maury Cemetery.
Mr' William N. Pollard of CoIumbia.
:. :. ~ In the city. Mr.. Pollard Is the
storekeeper for the Southern railroad
Win headquarters in that city.
Mr.. John Henry Parker. OF Chester
neld. is suffering with a badly-iniured
hand. II was hurt while trying TO man
age one Of his horses.
MIS-. {. C. Farley was taken TO the
Oid Dominion Hospital, I'm Richmond 10
nave an operation performed. Since the
operation, which was made last Tuesday,
Mrs Farley has improved steadily
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26

visiting her uncle. Mr.. Corbin Mercer, 50l
west Grace street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Denmead and Mr..
and Mrs Bathurst ID. Peachy left this
evening for Norfolk to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. r. Lamb They will return Saturday.
Rev w. T. Roberts, rector OF Bruton
Protestant Episcopal church, went UP 10
Richmond this morning to have his little
son, Saunders. treated by specialist for
some throat trouble.
DR.. Francis Smith Nash. from Wash
ington. Is here, visiting his father, DR..
John W. Nash. at the Eastern State Hos
pital
Mr. j. Frederick Kernachan and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Pollock, from New York, are ex-
pected soon TO visit at the Marshall resi-
dence. Mr.. Kernachbn and Mrs. Pollock
will ever be remembered by the people OF
Williamsburg for their efforts IN behalf
Of old Bruton church.
The School Board OF this city, at it's
last meeting passed a resolution recon-
mending Mr.. 70. r. Armistead, our Su-
perintendent Of Public Schools. for re-
election. The resolution IS highly COM
plimentary. and sets forth IN fitting terms
Mr. Armistead's faithfulness and eff
cheney as an officer, under whose super
vision our schools have prospered and at
tanned to their present state Of usefulness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Colcred Dress Goods.

Four pieces Atwood Chevios neat
snrinR STYLES, odd patterns. worth Z0c''
az odds and ends, is 7-Sc.
TWO pieces Dark Cheviot, wool STOCK
seryiceable goods, were &c, as odoS
and ends, u l-2o. -. 80,
Three pieces Etamine Cloth, bronze ana
green mixed black. the remainder OK
That acc. special, ono pattern only 81,
perb for separate skirt, as ODDS ana
Twp pieces Shepherd Plaid for Waists;
washable. 25c. quality. as ODDS ana
Five pieces Bright Plaids. for children's
wear. fresh and pretty, u l-zc. soods'
as odds and ends 8 7-Sc.
Three pieces French Fancy Flannel TOT
dressing Jackets, all wool, oOc. GOODS
as odds and ends. 25a
100 remnants Frou-Frou Broadcloth, per-
forated IN fancy designs 20 show COLI
ored lining. worth $3.50, suitable for
ladies' capes, aprons OF table covers
and general art uses, as odds and ends'
soc.
SO0 wards Remnant Dress Goods, our
own accumulation. lengths to yar-s;
ranging from best to low grades all
half regular prices. .,,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Remnants Of New Summer
Wash Goods.

Sheer Imported Organizes, 10 W-yaiu
nisces' 5 7-sc. for zoe. quality; s,.
Finest Percales, 1 l-2 yards "ioe,7 1 1'Sc
colors only ........ :.:...''';, "a yard
ISTht coiors Crepe Pleisse. 10 Ig-ya -
Diaces ....... .......... .."'' - ..'' - -
Striped and Figured Lawn, 10 l9-Za do
pieces ........ .....'.'.'''-'' - "a "a "A
Dsintiest Corded pimities. 20 4O-yaru
remnants, ....... ..'.'':'' 20
IaDpet Organdies. rough. woven l 10
10 wards. remnant price ..:...,..o I,oS'
About 200 yards Indigo-Dyed Blue Cal
leo. with white hgures. DC. quahty Ior
7-Sc. yard. ,c.u. ,,t.h
About $40 yards Turkey-Red Calico, with
black figures and checks. worth Be-
for 2 SAC. a yard. -,
solid Tan and Red Crepon. IL l-2c. quail
ity. for 7-sc. yard.
All size checks Apron Cingham' &C.
quality. for 7-sc. q yard.
Yard-Wide Unbleached Cotton, worm
6 lie. for 3 1-4c. "a yard.
Good, Heavy Unbleached Cotton '-'o'
900 wards Dark Plaid Dress Ginghams'
Sc quality, for i-Sc. a yard. ma
Dark Dress Outings, checks ana sonu
colors, worth 6 lac, for I-sc. yard,
bright. new styles Chocolate GROUND
CaIicoes, . lac. quality. Tor '-oc' I"
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
To-Day's Sale Of Black Goods.

About AZ yards OF Black All SIX
TjnSsbed Henrietta, the Ssc. quaiiiSSy'
to-day, with the odds and ENDS So; 't ,Ss
nieoes of Mohair. with small do's' 'no
regular $50. kind, to-day lsc. =, -, 90,
Extra Heavy Storm Serge, aH-wooi' ''0'
kind, to-day 20. ,.,,o folds
odd-and-end price. 10 10. yard. al,
* ronSnantz OF Black Goods. that SOLD
from s. to Soc. to-day Ssc: YARD,
10 remnants to sell at 80 and 5Vc'' to-uaS
Csc. yard. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
The carnival of Days.v

THE Carnival OF Days" which thu
ladies' OF ST. James Methodist church are
holding at Corcoran Hall celebrated It's
'Reception-D Day" last night. The at
tendance was good, and the programme
rendered was pleasing In Itself and as
pleasingly executed. There were songs
and instrumental music Tonight Will
be Cleaning Day" and. though the girls
will be busy with bouse-work in every
family, there Is one whose only duty Is
10 entertain, and she will be on hand.
this evening without fail. There Will
also be an interesting musical programme
and other attractive features.
on Saturday evening the auction will
take place. and each booth will be a
bargain counter" Those who go viii
spend an evening Of pleasure, and push
along a noble work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-26
Art Goods and Linens.

1e Colored DENNIS. squares stamped lc'
7 remnants of Colored Dentms. &c; eacn
pieces of Cotton Fringe, DC. quahty' 4c'
II Duck SQUARES, embroidered In oiue'
yellow and red wash thread. E-incn
II Duck Table Covers. l-yard square
tinted in different designs, lVc' each.
Tinted and Embroidered Taoie OoNeiS'
SIC. value for Doc. each.
+ Tinsei Crepe Lambrequins, IL yards
long, 69c. "a Chair
T,idies with silk tassels. lOc: 1T
z Large-Size Feather-Filled PllloWs' :. S'i IN
covered and with deep ruhies' Civ
4 Denim Pillows, embroidered In golu
tbread. with deep ruf'ies, &c.