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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
RANGE or THERMOMETER.

The following was the range Of the
thermometer at The Times Office yester-
aay: A. NJ. rs; II NJ. ~; p. NJ. 81;
q p. NJ. 50; . y. A.. ". midnight. ~
Average. SHE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20
NEfRIN6 4 CLOSE
Tho Number of Delegates for Tyler Cons
tinuos to Increase.

Tho following IS the result OF the elec-
tion OF delegates for Governor and the
manner I'm which they have been instruct
cd TO vote up TO last evening, as far as
reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

southampton county has always been
for free silver but IS strong for the state
chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-20

ders on tho du,iable list at the rate OF
one-ffth OF cent per pound, as pro-
vided by the Senate.
....11. IA-l.I, 4 GL,n
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

and night services. Strangers are cor
services al Leader Hall az the usual
hour Rev. :. o.. Hatcher Will conduct
the meeting
AZ The Fit,h-stroet church preaching by
the pastor. Rev j.. o. BaOcock, az II y.
81 and i.i5 =. NJ ...,-
Morning subject. Gathered Lilies" Ey-
euing subject "A Shipwrecked Mariner
Tie Methodist Sunday-School quarter
iv meeting VIII convene with this church
to-day at 3I5 i. NJ. There Will be
good SINGING and interesting speeches.
UNDER THE SPELL.
To goes without sly'ng that Leader tau
will Doe crowded next Monday evening
10 Witness the performance of r.. &. Wha-
lens "Undcr The SPELL The phenomenal
success with which this most excellent
plav has met. is almost Unprecedented,
and the people Of Manchester will have
an opportunity OF witnessing one or the
most elaborate amateur performances
ever presented 10 any city When TINS
plav was FIRST introduced 20 the public
az Corcoran Hall. Richmond, We gave
fun description ~ 10. and our readers are
famIlar with the story II IS only ne
ctssary % say that no more beautiful
story has been told from any stage and
the Interpretation given u by the grand
Ideals" lends 10 a charm that IS az once
pleasing and captivating
Tie people OF Manchester are always
ready 90 assist In any good work, and the
fact that this presentation is for an OBJ
ject that appeals 70 everyone alike. would
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Thanks have been returned 20 an Who
assisted In the services OF the recent
noyena 20 ST. Joseph. and especially fo
Mr. J. Louis sullivan. FOR the musical
part II a.
ericksburg. formerly OF this city. is Do
at ST. Nlncents Hospital. Norfolk.
Sister Cecilia has been appointed SIZE
perloress OF St. JoseIh's School. Peters
burg. Va, vice Sister Eugene. who has
been transferred 20 Emmittsburg. Mg.
Sister Juiiotte. Of New Orleans. is now
In Petersburg.
Rev. Father McVerry. o. stanton. has
been on a visit 20 Father OFerraA
Next Friday VII be the Feast Of tho
Seven Dolors.
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Old dominion IIo.nlIal.

Next Friday. April 9th. is Hospital Day
at the Old Dominion Hospital 4 COM
mittee OF ladies' who are interested In the
hospital viii bethere az that time TO
receive their friends and 20 receive All
contributions which may be brought for
the hospital, for WHICH they Will be CRATE
ful.
The annual meeting Of the board OF
managers OF the Old Dominion Hospital
will be held in the hall Of the Medical
College OF Virginia al =. NJ. on Thurs
day next. April 8. Officers FOR the coming
year will be elected and full attendance
IS requested.
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Cracked Him on the Head.

Complaint was made 70 Oaicer Sweeney
Yesterday about noon that drunken
negro was begging from house 10 house on
Cary street. and acting very susplciouslv
The officer apprehended the man near
Eighth and Cary. and when he attempted
TO arrest him the negro resisted. Tie
officer used his club and gave the man r.
crack on his head. and the offender went
20 the Second Station all right lie 10
named Washington Woodscn.
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In Catholic Circles.

The Lenten services az all the Catholic
churches have been largely attended
throughout the holy season.
Services at 81. Joseph's church to-day
NJ p VI. will consist OF Rosary and
Benediction.
The interior OF 81. Mary's church Is 20
be handsomely decorated. Mr. A. D.
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f-.nch wide Plain Tanota, with cord
edge. all scls0naDIe c0lors, $780,, worth
l-inch wide Taneta. with beautiful Per-
sian combination and fancy gauze edge,
lNr considered cheap at Soc.
4-inch wide Taffcta. plain and MORE CEN
ter, and fancy gaGze edge. -5c.
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an the Hall. even though the play were
less Il good one than 10 is.
The admission price is nominal 10 cents,
and good time Is In store for all who at
tend.
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& co.
PREPARATION for EASTER
Public This OnS and
The result.
The millinery DISPLAY.

0EVER magnificent collection Of
MI Cbdrens Fine Idwear Creations from the best mirne
d y Paris York besides
for inspection In Suits for Women and Children
apparel
holds the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

IN hats % SILK and null. also Tam O'shan-
ter9 for tle Boy Baby.
straw Sailor Hats ana Tams Tor chill
drcn are now ON display. Hundreds I'D
pick from IN all the ue" stIes tnd 90
AN prices.
cities, 10 their paper.
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Shirt Waists.

April sunshine will usher IN the rclen
OF the shirt waist. The stock rs ready
now. In the washable waist all prices ara
represented. 80. % and 95c. buys such vail
ues as you are accustomed TO paying Joe.
20 n 25 for
The irCr materials In light sheer effects
AT Sl25 20 1915 are the acme OF style and
elegance and must be seen 90 Doe appre-
ciated $3.50 Black China SILK Waist. turn
back cuffs and detachable collar lined
throughout and usually sells for $3.50
s. Black and White striped Taffeta SIR
Waist also limo ~ colors ln changeabio
silk an made yoke back Either fuil
front or yoke front and back The finer
silk waists at $50 10 500 are much IN
favor.
The designs and Oh are perfect being di-
rect copies Of French patterns.
Kaufman & Co.,
Cor. 9TH and Broad SITS.
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Children'S Suits.

In Washable and Serge materials. Wv
show variety Of Lilliputian suits second
10 none In the South. Each OF these chic
little suits have a Tam OShantor cap Ca,
range from 9 TO Il years. Prices fr1nl
$3.50 20 $3.50.
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Children'S Dresses.

Dresses FOR the little tots ~ prices trat
makes o. sensible not tO worry with the
making Of them az home.
Soc. Short Dresses OF sort finish cambria
yoke ~ Tiny fgcks. neck ana sleeves edged
With embroidery.
glC. Naus0Oh Dresses. with square yoke
~ embroidery and hretolics of same over
shoulder. neck and sleeves edged with em-
bro.dcry
1925 Dress OF Nains0ok. with square
hemstitChed yoke. edged with rufiie or
embroidery ana neck and sleeves edged
with same More elaborate ones from
S.iN t0 5000.
5oc Slips OF Cambria, with yoke Of box
plaits and insertion.
csc NainsOok Dresses. with round yoke
Of insertion finished with -uhle Of en-
brOldery.
$3.50 Soft Finished Nainsooll Slips. en-
pire cut. with yoke OF four tiny rufiies Of
embroidery. neck and sleeves edged WITH
same.
Nicer ones range 10 s. also valuable
lace chris tening robes from 1915 10 s..
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WOodcnyVdPe.

Electric Hoop Cedar Tub ........... 8
Rolling In ............ ......-........
Llncn Basket ...-..-...... '.....'..'-
t-~lfIur Broom .------.-.... ....'..--
s cove Brush ..-------......'..-. ...-'- !
Shoe Brush 5000. .............'..'...'
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THROWN BY A BIG DOG.
HRS. LUCIEN amos NFrILY ~
JURED ~ WINCHLSrER.
Tho Crescent Social Club Entertained by
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. W. walihall-shot
Chicken Thief,
NJ aNcur.71n BUREAU, Brcumo>p Trrrs. }

"A
dog yesterday afternoon about 9 o'clock
which cut q deep sash iu Dor head and
left her unconscious for nearly fifteen
minutes.
Mrs. Amos was walking along Twelfth
sfrcet.u the direction Of BIER home. When
she got opposite the residence ~ Mr. a..
scott McRae doc ran against her.
throwing her 10 the ground. her head
striking violently when she fcL Tic
d.g was a very large animal and was
sn.ling at another cog in Mr. McEac
y.rl Mrs Woods a lady whO lived
near the accident ON Twelfth and Scmma
street saw tho lady fan and rushed % her
a.. stance. She found me aIy ln au un-
conscious condition from fle effects ~
llr accident Several gentlemen aided
in carving her into Mrs Woods house.
where every attention was lgen her.
Mrs Amos was taken az a later hour no
Dor nome SO l-j west Eleventh street.
T.e cut on her head Was very deep and
caused der the loss of great deal Of
blood. Tie lady ls now resting comfort
aI.e.
DHESCTETS ARE ENTERTAINED
Nr and lrs =. W. Nat.tl e0tortaIn-
of tie Crescent social GLIB at their rt-i-
derre ia Marks Addition FRIDAY night.
Tle evening was pleasantly spent iu
games mu-.. and 10 "a lafs to.r refresh
u .r.s veIr served. AmUn- those nres-
,.. were . .es Fannie CLINTON. Daisy
Cl..than .ate klmmel De, ~ Iroal-
r.A. Ir. WNhiu lu. Cora -reil-
in-s. Opl.a sue'Hnss. Nry suoI-
.n- and Mesl4u. hrlman Rich.
Do p. C.eafhaw. a.. IT,. Palmer. j
Mary snc..es and Ale dame. Tmmal
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Infants Caps & ClOaks.

More extensive variety TO choose rom
than ever and prices and styles never so
attractive.
$3.50 Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks. en-
oroid'red ou cape nui skirt the proper
weight for this season Of the year.
tI.n Long Cream bedford Cord tloaks
fancy collar trimmed with braid. De p en-
lr0.lery cape.
$3.50 Long Cream Cashmere Cl0aks. en-
hr0ideied cape, three satin ribbon bands
90 the skirt.
nH Long Cream Cashmere Cloaks,
made with bretelics trimmed IN fancy
ribbon. braid and buttons, skirt trimmed
with ribbon and braid
So Long Cream Bedford Cord ClOalls,
sal l0r collar effect. with dcen rIlile trim
med with several rows OF braid and fancy
ribbon
S2j short Cream Bedford Cord Cloaks
fancy collar, trimmed with braid. and
embroidery.
Caps Do silk and null are hero. IN the
small close lifting fat effects or the large
bonnet designs. The prices range from
l2c % 1925 Also a variety Of new effects
Kaufman & Co.,
Cor. 18th and Broad SITS.
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Materials.

straw Braid of every kind. an colors Of
Rsravia cloth. Moline Nefs. Cmhons
Laces Fancy crowns, ornaments. pidinas
ana aicretts.
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High Grade Bicycles
$500.

Dukes Iirh-Grade wheel. warranted
In every respect 90 you by us ior twelve
months. SzS99
Bring your wheels 20 be repaired Prices
lowest in this city.
WE DO TIMING PLUMBING, RE
PAIR ALL KIND OF STOVES AND
RANGES. NEW PHONE. $40.
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Granite lPoryVaPe,

2-luart Saucepan. with coNer........ J
4-llart Saucepan with cover ......
l-gu.ri Tea Kettle ..................... I
2-luart coffee and Tca-pot ..........
3-luart Pudding Pan ..................
2-IN1rt = ilrelin .--.--..--. ....s.s.'s. .
Baking Pan ..........................
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them that he would not think of sus pect-
Ing 1ham of*indul:ing in any jugglerY.i
but. he added that the defects were SO
pa Ipable that=any body:ceuld see them.:
Juror .Wightman got: up at this point
and asked If he and: his eleven: brother
jurors would be. limited ITO :naked-eve in
spections:of the, orig nal pa pers and: the
photographs or could they use: micro
scopes ...:.:.* =. ~. ~ -. :. T.
s.: Judge Slack'.s reply was: that the Jurors
We're to be: given every POSSIBLE facility
and advantage They certainly could use
microscopes, end as many Of them as
they likec. # s; T. =. ::
81. Kytka. said he knew that he had photo
gra phed the proof, but he had discovered
that as the result of handling it was: not
now in: the condition that it was whe he
photographed it Some. of. the letters
were nov snieared and the fiber of: the pa
per broken from folding. He re mem bered
having seen Attorney Patrick Reddy ham
dlelt proof roughly in the Cooney ex-
animation some months ago.: :. -. -.
5 Mr.. pelmas Jared his. opponents by
stating thatthe claim OF the de tense was
=tha ait: kytka did not photos raph that proof
at all. .*: :: i :.
I Mr.. McEnerney promised to prove later
on that Mr.. Delmas was in error in. this
regard. -: ~ " ~ ~.
then t he counsel for the heirs got down
to. the point. They showed Kytka the
: :Crocker notarial blank otthe issue OF JAM
.uary, 1896, ard asked him if he could say
hat 1t was identical in every respect with
the Cooney acknowled gments. @,
IS An objection was raised against this
evidences and an argp menu followed that
was.stili on when:court: adjourned. y =
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garlized during this M onth, and the whole
establishment will be remodeled. The;
necessary papers are now Dein g drawn up,>
and the new company will be. .incorpo-
rated very shortly. :: -: :.
(: The corporation will probably be formed
with a capital stock Of 100000. The
stockholders will be Colonel NJ. II. Hecht,
Henry Dernham, Albert Dernham, Mar.
Gus Gerstle, f. w. DohTmann, A.. j.
Hink, Andrew NJ. Davis and William
Kaufman.
Andrew M. Davis and Henry Dernham
will be at the head of the active manage
ment of the new concern. The general
management will be in Davis hands and
tha buying and financial policy will come
under Dernham's supervision. Andrew
NJ. Davis was one of those who founded
the Golden Rule Bazaar twenty-seven
years ago, and for the last sixteen years
he has held the position of general mana
ger. Henry Dernham has been largely
identified with several OF the largest mer.
chandise businesses in the North and
Northwest. For the last sixteen years he
has also been connected with the large
business houses of this City.
1.-THE intention OF the company" said
Andrew Nj. Davis yesterday afternoon at
his Office In the Emporium building, ''is
10 remodel the entire premises on a broad,
liberal scale and without prejudice to the
other business houses of the City, and
with the hope of making the new institu-
ton as popular as the old Golden Rule
Bazaar has been. The old bazaar will be
abandon on Septem Der l, and after that
we shall confine our efforts to the one es-
tablishment. We shall have no branches.
1--WE shall control and operate all the
departments. although in some cases we
will not own them. In all cases, how
ever. we shall associate with ourselves
only such people as we feel would add
strength and dignity to the institution.
I'VE purpose 10 retain as many as POS
sibie of the present employees in both de-
partments. The number of departments
will be double those heretofore, and we
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o. = - E: -.
Schultz and Charles Herzog, proprletors
Of the GOOD Fellows Cafe, for alleged in
fringement of trade, name. .=..:. =::~
: T he plaintiffs say that defendants have
not only appropriated pa rt of the original
trade.name. but that they (the defendants1
have initiated the signs and ADVERTISE
ments Of the plaintiffs SO as to mislead
the public. g =: -. =.
4 decree of court is asked for TO pro-
hibitthe use of / he words "Good Fellows
Cafe, ,":or any:other words constituting a
colorado imitation of. the: trade-name g
used by the plaintiffs in their business
and for proper damages and costs. :.
=. The Good Fellows Grotto was formerly
under the Odd Fellows building, corner Of
Market and Seventh streets, but moved to
the Mayre building, opposite the new City
Hall. whereupon the defendants occnpied.
the vacated premises and started q: wine.
resort, calling it the Good Fellows Cafe.
The TACT that it was well petrenized caused.
the bringing of the suit. =. :.:::% =.
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4 PION EHR MERCHANT.
Funeral Services Over the Body:
..". of the Late Edward S.
D. Heatley.
he. Was the Surviving Partner of the
Old Firm Of Dickson, De +
: :...: FL. .. - Wolf & Go. .. i. .'.. E.. E.

:. The funeral services OF Edward D.
Heatley, the surviving partner OF the
pioneer firm Of Dickson, De Wolf& & Co.,
who died last Sunday, were held at ST.
Peters Episconal Church yesterday after
noon. .:= -. .>> III. - Il. II
+. The funeral cortege started from Mr..
Heatiey's late residence, at the corner Of
Kearny and Fflbert streets wended its
way to the church, and after the service
proceeded 10 Laurel Hill Cemetery. where
the body was inferred $. F.. 49, =
s: The rector, Rev. Mardon D. Wilson de-
parted from the usual custom of the
Episcopal church to make a.-few sincere
and touching remarks on the: life of tte
dece ased. merchant. IL :. -. H.. =.
The pail bearers were Colonel Simpson,
Alfred Borel,. Alfref Hughes, Arthur:
Page and J.. H: HeiImann. The casket
was covered with a mass of flowers and.
floral pieces, the last tokens from sorrow
ing friends. 4 81 7 " =. ~ -:
i: Edward D. HeatIey was born in shrop.
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near Kearny. for quarter Of a century,
will soon be a thing OF the past; and the
Emporium and Golden Rule Bazsar," in
The Parroft building. will take lis place
and carry on the old business OF the
bazaar and other lines OF trade as we'll.
The: transfer of the Emporium business
to:Andrew NJ. Davis OF the Golden. Rule
Bazaar, which has already been an.
nounced in I HE CALL. will be only tempo.
rary. On August la twenty-year lease
viii be made out to the. Emporium and
Golden Rule Company, which will: be orr
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shire, Eng. rs years ago, and. when %
years of age came to:this City as gent OF
the Arm. Gf III. N. Dickson & Co. :3of Lon
don. In 1852 he established the house OF
Dickson, De Wolf & CO., which became
one of the largest com mercial concerns in
the West.
: OF late years, owing to the death OF the
orher members of the firm and the in
firmities of old age creeping upon him,
Mr.. Heatley gradually withdrew from
business, kee ping only such agencies as,
through personal feeling, it was pleas
ure for him to look after.
Mr.. Heatley never married, but leaves
several nephews and nieces, who will IN
herit his property. Mr.. Wilson, VINO mas
been his bookkeeper for npmoer ol
wears. is named as executor OF his estate
and will continue the business.
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Y. MI. Entertain M emit.

The board of managers of the Young Mems
Institute >in"this City Will give an entertain.
ment at the Ghutes. on saturia ay,. July. s.. The
programme viii include a aminstre1 show by
Berromeah Council, the minstrefs including
T. w. dr .ArcY, director; p Eccles, y ioIfn-
fst;=J: F. Gr.nnaIf. cornetist ~. A. Riley, in
goIn cry, j. NJ. Toner, Loren 70 s. buckley: 7. j..
Mitchell #. ). Byrnes, n: j.. Hoiey, J. N. Kay-
unaghr l.: Z. Mitch IL -: r.. Collins. n. /: T.
tjately, E. J.: Ceffey. RI Carter,sG.- T.Kane,
u. H.Widman. RI. Doud all, G.. J: Lowe, y :. H.
OBrien, "a. 5. t.. Barnard Jr.,. w. H. Happ,
George Matillich, g.: w P. .Hoey,> F. T. Ford,
J.. T. Egan, j. Carroll and C.. i. Conway. The
Olympic Club will also assist with: wrestlfng,
boxing: club swinging, etc.. In The afternoon
there wifi be games and races, forswhich prizes
|: Will: be given, and The various attractions at
the ~Chutes will ali; be running.: :
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!: !: Mining Sale Litiga ton:
Charles H: Swain has sued Alexander Ham
ilton and Wakef eld Baker for $500o ON account
of comm fssions ior selling amlning claim :*.
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KILLED BY MALPRACTICE.
Sad Fate of Mrs. WfIheI Imina de Boer:
r. -. ~. of south san Francisco. ~. ~.

:Sad Fate OF .hIrs. WfIhe I'm ma Ue :. boer
f. T. ~. of south san Fran cisco.
! Application was made at the Health
Office yesterday morning for a permit to
bury the body of Mrs. WiIhelmina de
Boer," who died in the Waldeck sani-
tarium of septic peritonitis. The board:
refused to issue the hermit and notified
.:the CoFoher, The body was taken TO the
Morgue for an inquest. The deceased was
u married woman and resided at17 Rail-
road avenue, in South San Francisco.
She was taken sick at her home and was
conveyed TO the sanitarium, where blood
poisoning set In and caused her death.
The Morgue officials did not learn the
name OF the physician who had attended
the, WON nan1au / her home. III
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=: DVANcEs made. on furniture and pianos with
or withoutTemoya Noonan, :19I7- 1913 Mis- sion :.
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MRS. -.sTUgKEY. LOST. :.
Broker wheeIock Sued for His Gains
in Wheat SPECULATION :. !: 80

-.-- :. e
!: Charles j. stuckey's suit against Arthur
j. Wheelock, a dealer in grain futures,
filed by Attorney Garret MeEnerney " yes.
terday, raises question Of the advisable
ity of broker doing business with a mar
ried woma n without the expressed consent
OF her husband. !: IL the position lake n by
Mr.. Stuckey is. .correct the broker: who
makes. a winning from amarr ed woman
is Liable to lose:t the same If an action at:
law for the recovery Of the money is COM.
mencec by her husband within the time
allowed for:the collection Of an. ordinary
de BIT 3: ;':: K:
4; Mr.. stuckey alleges. that ON the: 1st Of
Deeem ber, 1895, he entrusted to. his wife,
as agent and .cn stodian, the sum Of $17l5,:
whlch amount she nnlawfuily lost at;
play, the defend ant, w Wheelock. winning
the sam unlawfully from her and: giving.
her: i therefor mo va lua Bile consideration.
The. mi ured husband says that: he has
jbeen. .da IA aged*in the additional sum Of
$780,. w hich brings s. his Claim against
Wheelock MP to $1S65. y: .:* :.
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will keep on hand a. stock worth ose onto
million and half: -.:.:
THE SANTA FE PACIFIC.
New oficers and a New Name for the
:|:-. -: !: Road Long Known as tho. At
-s::.. Ian tic and Pacific - -

/ The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, us,-
der the new name of the Santa Fe and
Pacific, passed into the hands of the re-
cent purchasers last night at midnight,
The principal Office henceforth is to be in
Los Angeles. =. - Z. s.:
The new officers are as follows:., Chair
man of the board, A. #. Walker: presi.
dent, E. P. Ripley; third vice-presiden
Paul Morton general; manaaer, G.: g.
Nevin; general auditor, H. {. Whitehead j;
treasurer and assistant secretary, G. Hol-
terhoff Jr.: secretary, L. C.:Deming; as
sistant treasurer, II. w. Ga rdiner; con-
troller. j. 2. Whitehead; general counsel
Victor Morawetz; general solicitor, E. %.
Kenna. @
+ The old officers and EN- ploYes will con-
tinue on d uty till otherwise ordered.
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THIS DAYS GREAT SPECIALS
To-day variety the seasonabe and popu
far lines in prices that fail to make them
CK-SELL/NG BARGAINS!
LADIES' WAISTS.

3sc-LADIEs FIGURED white
~ price 75c. will be placed
~ regular ST. will placed
- detachable collars regular will placed sale 75c
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GOOD FELLOWS AT OUTS.
Proprietors of the .'Grotto'' Sue the
:. '@* Owners Of the Cate for J:
Infringement. -. i. i;

Rudolph J.. Techau, Henry ]. Wicker
and Herman Hermansen, proprietors Of
the Good Fellows Grotto,: by A. A. San
derson, their attorney. have sued Otto