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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

international Convention Young Mems
Chri.tian Association, Mobile. Ala. April
2I-25, 97-intrtnstional Conference
General srcrofarie. Y. VI. c. A, selma.
Ala, Apr,l 26-2s. 1891.
The Southern Railway announces one
fare for the round trip 10 Mobile. Aa..
account the above occasion. Tickets on
sale April lsth 20 zist inclusive. Final
limit May !. 1887.
To those desiring 10 attend the In
ternational Conference OF General Sc
cretaries y. NJ G.. A. az Selma, Ala. I;
stop-ovcr privilege returning at Mont
gomery. VIII be granted. under conditions
OF Southern States Passenger Associa-
ton
For further information rates sche-
dulles. sleeping-car reservations etc. APP
ply to any agent southern Railway or
c. ". YVES rBUKN. q. r. A.
90 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
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Separate Skirts.

Regular $3.50 value for 81 Ladies' Sep,
arate skirts. made OF good. heavy Twin
serge. cut fun size. regular Sl.oO value
Mondays price 81 each.
Regular s. value for s. Ladies' Tailor
made Suits. made Of Atwood cloth, IN
navy and black REFER jacket. skirt full
4 wards wide. percaline lined. velvet band
regular s. value Monday price s. each.
Regular SO value for Sj9S Ladies' Eton
Sults. Of fine quality serge all-wool, TRIM
med with braid a genuine suit bargain
regular $40 value. Mondays price So.so.
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Men s Goods.
This Mems Goods Store IS
gaining new customers every
day-here's why.

Mems An-Suk Tecks and Band Flows.
new designs tho usual Do. grade. l5c.
each.
Mems All-Silk club Ties. navy. with
white polka dots loc each. special.
Mems All Silk White Four-in-liands l0c.
each special
Mems High-grsde All-Silk lmperials.
and Herring End Tecks the very newest
designs, regular worth S5c. special Csc.
each.
Fine All-Sillt Bend Bows. new shapes.
plalds. checks. figures. instead OF SOC. We
say 39c. each.
There's not line OF half-dollar neck
wear IN the State that can equal ours
We mean Il! The seasons choicest effects.
richest colOrings and rwellest designs In
flowing ends. tecks and imperials-mag-
nincenti Price soc each
Mems grade. 5-Ply. Al-linen Col
lars. Including the very acme OF style, and
the recognized leader for spring and sum-
msr. the "Rivelstock." high turnover.
with full-dr points. 25c. each.
The "Keswick'' IS another new collar.
piccadilly points. cut low IN the back.
very comfortable. 25c. each.
The "Garlock." a decidedly nobby full
dress collar. new. 25c. each.
Mems Crown Stainless Black Socks,
with hne silk stripes. white red, blue and
gold, worth &C.. price special. &c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

The Richmond Orays Pleasure Club
will give its first o. .ertalnmenr ar Saen-
ger Halle Thursda April 10Th. az Sis
i. NJ. for the ben, o. the "Grfy Uni-
form Fund" The best local talent Will
assist the bows in making this equal 10
any Of the season A very handsome
prize will be given t1 the lady selling the
most tickets. Ladies desiring TO enter
this contest can send name md address
90 Sergeant John O. MotzCer chairman
Entertainment Cor mittee care Armory
and tickets Will be furnished thcm.
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The funeral OF Mr. Margaret II Scott
took place yesterday morning at II o'clock
az the grave ia Hollywood. and was large
is attended Rev Dr. Moses ID. HOge
conducted the services
The psll-beaIers were Messrs c. p.
Larus. j. W. sinton S D. Craig. George
W. Taylor. j. !. r ienogr ". G Camp.
A. 81. c. Butler am Edwin Peasants
Rev. Or Scott while in the city h. the
guest OF Mr.. Charles ID. Lsrus No. 9 west
Grace street
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Withdrawal of the New York and Florida
scent via H. 1. AID 4. AZ. X. Co.

The attention OF the travelling public IS
called to the fact that The famous New
York and Florida Special viii be with
drawn from services for the season. on
and after Thursday. April 18th. The last
train Will leave Richmond on Wednes-
day. April 18th.
Attention Is also invited 10 the excellent
service offered by this line between Rich
mond and Washington. Baltimore, Phila-
delphla anc New York. and all points
North and East. See regular schedule in
another column.
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Muslin Underwear.

Regular 81 and si.25 value for GO sndlsc'
snecial lots. OF Ladies' Cambria ana Cot.
ton Gowns. yoke OF inserting. cut f9ll. .
and IS inches long, extra VIDE, stes'
shaped sleeves. regular 81 ana 'L%' Na'u0'
Mondays price 90 and zoe.
peculiar %. value for $50. Chemise.
nd ~ fne cotton. yoke trimmed with
embroidery. also trimmed with RUNE OF
cambria around neck and arm. regular
sac value. Mondays price 25c. each
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Silks.

The silk-worms and the
artisans do their part-our
prices do the rest. Waist Silks,
Skirt Silks, Suit Silks, Lining
Silks.
2o.lnch Changesble Taneta, silks in tho
pretty new colors SOC. yard. ,- s,,.
20-lnch Black Figured eros Grain SILK,
IN large handsome designs. the regular
7sc. goods SOC. yard.
24-inch Black Satin Duchess. very heavy
and a special bargain. this goods IS rich-
" worth Soc our price l5c. yard
24-inch Black Brocade Tafreta SILK. In
the newest large scroll patterns 75c. yard.
20-inch Colored Figured China SIX.
foulard patterns. SOC. quality, Doc yard
a4-irch Black Figured Taffeta SILK beau
tlful design and all-sllk. special at Soc.
yard
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Kid Cloves.

To- morrow'S selling OF
Easter Gloves will be unusual.
The people knoqv our Gloves
they have great confidence
in them-the more confidence
the more selling.
i-Button White Washable. Chsmoiss
Skin Glove. well-made and guaranteed 10
wash. only l5c.
2-Clasp White Chamoisc Skin Gloves.
very stylish for street wear only Sc.
regular 81 quality.
Ladies' Fine kid Gloves. made OF fine
select skins. and perfect hitting. with
large pearl buttons heavy stitching In
black and self. i'm all OF the new spring
shades OF light and dark tons. mode. pearl,
champagne. OK blood. brown, white and
black. would be cheap at sl.25. our price
81.
Foster Patent Kid Gloves. in all OF ths
desirable shades OF black and assorted
tans. with narrow stitching. guaranteed
as 20 quality and wear. 81.
The Fayorits KID Glove. large pearl
buttons. heavy stitching nicely made. IN
all OF the pretty soft shades OF mode, tans,
pearl black, white and OK blood: would
be cheap at 81, our price l5c.
The Blue Lacing KID Glove Foster Pat
emit in black aud pretty tan shades, loc.
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Shirt Waists.

Regular zoe. kind for soc Ladies' Shirt
Waist. many choice patterns 10 select
from. in pink. blue. black and many more
stripes. all sizes. regular O0c- value. Mo"-
days price 3yc. each.
Regular 81 quality for 69c.. made OF fms
qualify lawn. fancy figured, detached,
standing. rundown collar. lsundered INK
GUNS. regular 81 quality. Mondays price
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Blhle Pawn shop

Way back in October n Bible which
was in use I'm Montrose Chapel on Fulton
Hin disappeared and has only just been
found in % pawnbroker's In Richmond.
II is supposed TO have been pawned UNI
der false name. and the police are now
diligently trying TO find the thief.
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Dress Goods.
You've ample time to select
your Easter gown-six work.
days. Get it here-you'll save
L. q.

Al DC we have unquestionably tho
largest line and prettlest goods In tho
city embracing checks. mixtures. etc. In
green. tan. mode and all the new spring
colOrs
At 39c. a beautiful assortment OF Dress
Goods. I'm all the new patterns. checks.
mixtures. etc.
Al SOC. we can furnish an elegant Ire
of 3S-inch Dress Goods In a large variety
OF styles. new cOlOrs.
3G-inch Atwood Black Serge In a gssd
quality and very cheap at 25c. yard.
3S-nch Fancy Weaves. In all-wool bro
caded black goods beautiful designs. and
just the thing for skirts and suits. S9c.
yard.
5O-irch Atwood Black Storm Serge. ex-
ira weight 50c. yard.
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| inWdPc.

l0-qusrt Galvanized-iron PALM. -
4-quart Sprinkler q coats green
pdluD ..-..-.. observation-disclosures. -
Clothes Boiler. metallic pit .......... %
4-quart Covered Pail .................. o.
Coc0a-SEape Upper. block tin eco. %
Tin Tea kettle best quality ...... %
4-quart Gomez Pot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Nutmeg Crater Observation-Disclosures. vi
pepper Box Observation-Disclosures. %
l4-Qlart Block Tin Dish Pan anna. ~
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her proud history. The association Will
he greatly encouraged and stimulated "
some generous friend Will aid IN making
the ueaial repalr5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-11

The special grand opening at the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company's
store takes place Monday. April 18th. and
will continue the entire week
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Hosiery.

Even yarns, full sizes, per
feet dyes-and little prices!
Surely, true Hosiery values
only are here.
Ladies Hose in grey. tan. fast black and
bsibgisgan FOR Sc. . 60.
Ladies Fast Black Hose. worth l0c'
only Sc. 49, H..
Ladies Crown. Dye. Plain. Black Hose
with double soles ~ l-2c. per pair.
Ladies SIX Finish Iermsdorf Hose. Zoc.
pair lhigh spllced heels and double soles).
Boys Heavy Bicycle Hose z5c. pair.
Boys XN Ribbed Hose worth lSc., loc'
Misses Seamless Imported Hermsdort
Hose double knee heel and toe l5c. pair.
Misses Fine Seamless Ribbed hose
I? l-1c. pair. all sizes.
All sizes In Children's School Hose that
are worth loo. pair. for &c. pair.
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ChindWaPc.

l0-piece Decorated Chamber Set goo. 50
Pinch American China Meat Dish 70
Real China cups and Saucers. pair. w
White Granite Mugs .-....-..-.-.... "
handsome lU-piece Chamber Set go. 81
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Corsets.
There's nothing that a wo-
man should buy with SO much
care aS a Corset-it either
makes or mars her beauty
and her health.

Styls 20. our Soc Corset made Of heavy
jeans. with satin stripping. extra long.
black. white and drab.
r. c., especially adapted for stout peo-
pie very strong. with double steels in
front and sides. extra length. black. white.
75c and ST.
G -, very light but strong. five and sir
hook 75c. 81 and 81 Gu. black and white
W. r., very popular corset. noted Zoe
its long waist is made OF excellent ma
terial. five. six hook. black. white l5c and
81
Thompson's Glove Fitting. made foe
slender and stout people. i've. six hook,
black white 81
Thomson's High Bust n substitute for
dress forms. special length white, only
Sl25
Thomson's Summer Corset 81
G. T.. Summer Corset 75c. and 81.
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Another Great Day Of
Real Bargain Getting at
Miller &RhOadS'

e.r-NMIG VALUES at little prices will again
Sd.S4g hold high carnival here tomorrow.
AAs1 Don't consider the value OF the article
oH by the size Of the ad.-the whole
page ad. has never been printed that contained
values as truly great as the ones we mention
below. The wares we offer are all OF the first
water-perfect goods only and plenty Of them.
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Stoves.

one Burner OIL stoves ................ =
Three Burner Oh stoves ........... 10
Two Burner Gasoline Stove ........ Z.
TWO Burner Gas stove .............. %
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Granite lronWdre.

l7-Quart Dish Pan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
3-Quart Coffee Pot .................... 3
5-Qusrt Tea Kettle .................... ~
3-Quart Pudding Pan ................. ID
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ROSE3'Ss
223 East Broad Street.
Bargains for Monday.
CiaS SWaPe,

Thin Blown Water Tumblers. guam
Uty limited ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Glass Table Set Observation-Disclosures. 10
lia-Quart Glass Pitcher ............... 10
Ice Tub. imitation cut ................ 10
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lamps

Glass Hand Lamp complete ....... u
Glass Stanl Lamp complete ...... 10
Kitchen Lamp. with reflector ...... =
Library Lamp. H-lnch shade ...-..l 81
Banquet Lamp. sin. Dresden globe. %
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with ST. Paul from Caesarea 20
Rome" will be DR.. Kerr's evening sub
3ect az the First Presbyterian church.
A. the New Jerusalem Mission, Ia
west Marshall street. the morning text
wul be. And Thomas Answered ana
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nade Him Tired.

Whether the conductor didn't shout
out Hold fast" quite loud enough or
whether the smiling young man in the
tall hat was too busily engaged in talk
ing to the young lady who was seated
beside him viii never be known But as
the cable car whirled around the corner
of Fiftythir street at killing pace
the bove-described gentleman, who
was hanging gracefully by a strap, was
catapulted forward with such force
that he butted the maiden full in the
face with his shining tile
There We're a Shrek, an oath and a
roar from the -breathless passengers AS
the car righted itself the maiden rose
gasping from her seat, casting a look
or hatred at the young man, stopped the
car, and with her hat aWry made her
exit, escorted by the unfortunate
wretch, whose battered wreck of a once
priced headgear gave him the appear
ance of wild intoXication.
And the conductor sympathized thus:
-Ah. some people make me tired Step
lively there!"
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LOVE-MAKING IN MEXICO.
Custom Raises Obstinate Barriers
Between the WOOerS.

LAS a rule no one is received in an
exclusive Mexican home unless his So
Cial caste is equal to that of the family
he desires to visit, and then he must
needs be presented and youched for by
a friend in whom the household has i'm
plicit confidence writes Edward Page
CASTOR Of "A Pair of Lovers in Mexico"
in the Ladies' Home Journal" "A
suitor, therefore, is not admitted to the
residence of his inamorita On her invi-
tation alone, for the portero, in charge
day and night of the great doubly
bolted zahuan giving entrance from the
street to the inner courts of the house,
is under instructions to admit no one
except by order of the parents of the
senorita whose audience is being SO ca
gerly sought. The young gentleman
may earnestly pound upon the massive
brass knocker for hours, seeking ad-
mittance, but his knocking will not
avail. SO he and the lady Of his choice
must do their distant love making in
the public view and hearing until such
time as the stony parental heart shall
have melted sufficiently to grant him
admission to the family circle. Inside
OF the domestic citadel the lady mean
time warmly pleads the cause of the
unhappy one without, eXtolling his con-
stancy and the many other good quail
tiles which she has proved her faithful
admirer to possess. The day is at last
VIGOROUSLY carried, by one means or
another and the lovers are allowed the
privilege of the parlor, but they are
never left alone, for the old system of
chaperonage is still rigidly in vogue.
IF the attentive lover desires the
company of his chosen one to the op-
era, or upon a coach drive, he must in
clude an invitation begging the pres
ence Of the father or mother. or more
properly, of the whole family. Mex
lean families are, unfortunately, given
to the prompt acceptance of such invi-
tatlonS in a cheerful body, and the re
suit is that the sOn-in-l law be and
the destined bride, when they appear
in public, find themselves mere men,
bers Of large box party at the play,
or a full cOachload of company, for all
OF which gayety the young matrimo-
nial aspiiant pays the bills. The sane
toning presence of the family gives
formal announcement that three is a
wedding on the tapis.''
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Lawyer ]. II. Long of San francisco
is in the city.
T. c. Coogan, the Oakland lawyer
is here on a visit
Warden Aull of the Folsom Prison is
at the Golden Eagle.
Edwin F. Wright came down from
Auburn yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Sowell of Wheat
land are at the Golden Eagle.
scipio Craig of the Redlands "Citro-
graph" is in town for few days.
Miss Grace Finn of Stockton is visit
ing at the home of Miss Maggie Ken
redy at Florn.
Misses Tillie and Annie Stone OF
Marysville are visiting relatives here
at 12S G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graham of San
Francisco are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. s. Hadley.
Charles II. Buchanan. after having
been confined at home for ten days
with Sickness, is again able to attend
10 business.
Chief Engineer Wolf of the Water
Works returned to duty yesterday
morning for the first time since his i'll
ness. He reports himself as once more
in good health.
Martin Power Of New Zealand is Wis
fting his cousin, r. c. Juckes, 1116
Twentieth street Mr.. Power will re-
main in Sacramento for a while and
will then visit other relatives in the
State. He is much pleased with Sac
ramento and the surrounding country.
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WENT TO SEE jim"
Corbett Greeted by Great Crowd at
the NeDOt

Several hundred people gathered at
the depot last night to get a sight of
James ]. Corbett, the pugilistic cham
pion, who passed through the city on his
way to Carson, where he is to go at once
into training for his fight with Fitz-
simmons, the Australian straw berry
blonde.
COrbett came out of his Pullman coach
to let the crowd look upon. his manly
form, and was at once surrounded by
personal friends who wanted to have a
few words with him. He was accom-
panied by his brothers Harry and Joe,
and Charley White and big Jim McVey,
his trainers His chief trainer and old
friend, Billy Delaney, will go to Nevada
one week from tomorrow, accompanied
by Jeffries, the Los Angeles giant, who
Will be one of Corbett's sparring part
ners.
Among the few who succeeded in
grasping the champions hand and hav-
ing a chat with him was his old friend,
Officer Andy Greene. Andy sWears by
Corbett, and believes him to be the
cleverest man in the ring to-day. Greene
declares that Corbett is in great shape
for the coming battle and full Of conf
dence in his ability to polish off the red
headed Antipodean.
In the crowd We're about fifty boys
ranging in age from 10 TO 16 years, and
one little fellow squeezed his way
through the mass Of humanity until he
stood before the champion. Looking up
at the tall pugilist he said:
Mr. Corbett. I've bet 50 on you,"
To this the champion replied, That s
all right, kid, you'll have 81 on March
1Tth"
When the train was about to start the
crowd called on Jim for a speech, to
which he replied:
Wait till March 18th and then 1 will
make III"
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SACRAMENTO MARK Ell.
The Week Opens Quietly In Local Pro-
duce Circles.

Sacramento. Feb. 18th.
The week opened on a quiet market in
local produce circles. Prices stationary.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FI.OUR-Family Extras, s. GO per JOG
fts 81 50 for 90 lbs.
FRUIT-Apples. &c per 1b; $1Q1 % per
box Eastern Apples. sc per 10 Oranges
Mandarin, 25c per dozen; Navels, 50aT5c:
Seedlings, 20Q40c; Lines, 10c; Lemons ii
W20c per dozen; Cocoanuts, 10c each:
Pineapples, 3oaoOc each; Bananas. 15Q25c
NUTS-New Walnuts, 1Y,2c per ID; New
Almonds, 12Ec; New Brazils, 12l2c; Pc
cans. 16c: Fiiberts, 15c;, Chestnuts. zoe;
DAIRY -Butter-Picklo, 2O4
2lc per 10; Mountain, zoe; Valley Roll
soc per roll. Cheese-California 12l2c per
fb; Young America, 15c; Eastern Cream
cry, lJ120c; Genuine Swiss, 40c; American
Swiss. 3oc: Martins Creamery, zoe, Sage
:, VEGETABLES-Hubbard Squash, &c per
Peppers P tdry). 13e per II; caqliaower. 10a
tables Uoots), 1212c; per dozen;
Celery, Sc: Cabbage, 11!c per Ib; Onions, &C
per fb; Salinas Potatoes. 81 80 per 100 lbs
Potatoes, &c per ID; Spinach, sc per 10:
Sprouts, Sc per 10; Watercress, two
punches for sc; Artichotes, 60c per dozen;
Sc; New Potatoes. 4c: Asparagus. 15c.
POULTRY-Hens, Coo each; Springs. SOC
each; Broilers, 40c each; Tame Geese, 81 80
each; Tame Ducks, 75c each; Young Tur-
keys, 20c per ID
EGGS-California, 2O022ILc per dozen.
MEATS-Beef-Prine Rib Roast 12lsc6
15c; I-oin Steak, 1212G015c; Rump Steak.
1Oc; Chuck Roast, Zoe: Rurnp, Sc: Brisket
Sc; Chuck Steak, 10c. Veal-Loin and Rib
Chops, 15c; Roast Veal, 12c. Mutt0n-Leg,
1101212c; Loin and Rib Chops, 12hc; Nut
ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops, SC. Pork,
o012c per ID: Corned Beef, SG1212c; Saus-
age, 1212c; Vienna Sausage, 15c; Bacon
SI1312c; Ham, 12lh0131Ac
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, J0755c
per cWt; Alfalfa, first cutting, 45Gf50c: sec
ond and third cuttings, 50a53c; whole Bar
ley 81; Ground Barley, 81 10; Feed oats.
81 2o41 80: Middlings. SOC; Bran, Soc:
Straw, ?0Q soc; Corn, 81 10 per ctl; Cracked
GRANITE MINING GCANDLES-(Whole
sale1, 10 OF, 6Ac; L OF, &c; ii OF, 71ac; IL
ELECTRIC LIGHT CANDLEs-CWh
salel, 10 OF, 5Ac; y OF, &c; IA OF, csc; 16
COAL L-WholesaIe-Pearl. 17c: Star
1!c; Eocene, 19c; Elaine 22c: Extra Star
21c; Water White (bulk), 11@c.
GASO OLINE-Wholesa Gasoline.
cases. lie; Stove Gasoline, bulk, 11lac; s.
degree Gasoline, cases, 25c; So degree Gas
ollne, bulk, 20c; 63 degree Benzine, cases
lo12c; 63 degree Benzine. bulk, lie.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: G.. b. Stoddard. J. B. Kel-
ler Chicago; r. w Russell, Frank f.
Lane, E. L. Wilhoit, ]. D. Young,
Stockton; E. D. Goodrich, New York
c. n. Sterry. Los Angeles; c. p. Rust,
Oakland; 3. F. Sowell and wife, Wheat
land; DR.. A. NJ. Gardner, Napa; Ed
ward T. Cahill Chicago; Edwin F.
Wright, Auburn; Charles Aull, Folsom;
f. A. Marsh, Michigan; II. c. Coogan,
Oakland f. NJ. Jones, Colusa; j. 3.
Kelter, Chicago; w. S. Watson, e H.
Clough, S. Abraham, George A. Rigg,
r. Wildman, ]. NJ. Einstein, H c.
Reck, c. A. Thurston. c. J. Sullivan,
George II. Maxwell e. c. Williams, J.
j. Loggie, Max Silberberg, p. J. Carr
San Francisco
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Henry Hooks Leg Broken by Fall.
ing From a Horse.

Henry Hook, an employe of Christian
son & Co, and who resides at 1717 I
street, while riding up street yester-
day was thrown from his horse at
Twelfth.
The result was that he suffered the
fracture of one of his legs. His in
juries We're attended TO at the Receiv-
ing Hospital and he was subsequently
removed to his home.
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THEATER PARTY.
Sutter Club Members Will Attend
the Olympic Minstrels.

On Friday night members Of the SUIT
ter Club will have a theater party,
having engaged a large number of
seats for the performance Of the San
Francisco Olympic Club Minstrels, at
the Metropolitan.
The OlympicS We're here and took
part in the Sutter Clubs smoker" the
other night, and the members of the
latter have taken this means of
nanifesting their appreciation of the
favor. The San Francisco gentlemen
were delighted with their evenings ex-
perience here and are indulging pleas
ant anticipation of their next visit.
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san FRANCISCO, FeD. 10Th.
Morning Session-Belcher, 25c: G c V.
81 1912 %; Confidence, 81; G Point, 23c
q {, 43c; Fl & n, 81 30; Ophir. S9c; Po-
tosi, 46c Savage, 4J1t44c; Union, SIC; Vel
low Jacket, &c
Afternoon Session-Ophir, 92091c: Mexi-
can, 40c: G & c, i6c B * r, 70c G V,
81 10; Savage, 45c: Chollar, S9c; Fl 4 n,
23c; Confidence, 95c: S Nevada 3Sc: Union,
3Sc; Silver Hin, 1c; Challenge, 3SM37c; An
des, Zoe; G & c, 25c; Standard, 81 90;
Utah, 7c
Closing Quotations-Alta. &c: Alpha, &c:
Andes, 14c; Belcher, 23c: B q b, Csc; Bull
lion &c; Caledonia, Sc; Challenge. :Sc;
Chollar, 9oc; Confidence 92c; G c V, s. -;
Con Imperial, 1c; Point, 24c: G. a c,
4jc; II & n, 81 20; Kentuck, lie; Lady
Washington. 1c; Mexican, 40c; Occidental,
&c; Ophir, 92c; Overman, 10c: Potosi, 4Gc;
Union. 31c: Yellow Jacket. 2lc.