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HIDES. TALON. WOOL AND HOPS.

Hides have advanced ana firm and active.
The other descriptions show change.
HIDES AND kim nils and brands cell 1c
under sound stock. Heavy sated steers. log
l0aac ni medium s3ac b; light &c; Cow
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MINING STOCKS
R,,SrOn.
BOSTON. MAs

BOSTON. MASS, Oct. 6.-Atchison, l45s; Bell
Telephone. 266: Chicago Burlington and Quincy,
S614; Mexican Central 51a; Oregon short Line
2l14 san Diego. 21s.
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Dried Fruits

NEW YORK, n. Y, Oct. 6.-Cali 'ornia dried
fruits steady: evaporated apples, prime wire tray,
&c 2 10: wood dried, prime, &c: fancy, sQS1ac.
PkU NES-41a0S14c p h. as 10 size and quality.
APRIC OTS-koyal. 7(1S12c
PEACHES-Unpeeled, 7@l1c; peeled, 121a@
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PoRTLAND's BUSINESS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PORTLAND. OR, Get 6-Exchanges, 1887,
476; balances, $S2, ,677.
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ARTICLES
Wheat NO. .

Cash Quotations were ows: -Four, firm;
10 10 spring Wheat S75sc: No s spring
asfes Mheas sogs4c; No. Red. S55s-: No. Corn
To4 T4 20 <oS4e; No oats l9Iac: No 2
MT. J. o b I212c: No. q White & O. b.,
2l@I2c; No. 2 Rye. 464c: No Barley
5Sia bomisai; No; % b. 2s94lc: no. 4, T. O. D..
Timothy Seed, s2 621a; Mess Pork . bbl ss 90
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'oL WHEAT FUTURES.

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
keI wss steady; creameries. l6@Zl12c; dairIes,
l2@ Ice: cheese, steady at S@9c; eggs, steady;
fresh, l312c
LIYKRPooL WHEAT FUTURES
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Hydrographio
once located in the Merchants Exchange 10
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners without regard to nationality and free OF
expense
Navigators cordially invited to visit the
Office, where complete sets of chsr.s and sailing
directions of the world are kept hand COM
pariSon and reference and the latest Information
always be obtained regarding lights dangers
to navigation and all matters OF interest to
commerce.
The time ball on TOP OF the building on Tels-
graph Hill is hoisted about minutes before
noon and Is dropped at noon, 120th meridian by
teiegraphic signal received each day from the
United States Naval Observatory a. Mare Island
Cal.
A notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped time, giving the error IL any, Ia
published the same day oy the afternoon papers.
and BY the morning papers the following day.
w. 8. HUsHEs.
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October-1S97.

NoTE-In the ABOVE exposition OF the tides the
early morning tides given in the left hand
column, and the successive tides OF the day in
order o. occurrence TO time The second TINA
column gives the second tide OF the day. the third
time column the third tide, and the last right
hand column gives tne last tide of the day, except
when but three tides as sometimes
occurs. The heights given additions the
soundings the United States Coast Survey
charts. except when q minus sign (-) precedes
height. and then the number given u subtr2ctiys
from the depth given by the chartS
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Bu.Id.rs' Contracts.

George M salisbury (owner) with Thomas Nal.
10y (contIactor). architecs none, alterations and
additions to front and rear of a two-story frame
building on n line OF Green street, + of Polk
500
Philip Hilberer and Adoiph J. Troll (owner }
with Edward GInley (contrAcor), plans by owner
all work except grading for frame cottage on
w line of Thirteenth avenue, 29S:11 n of Clement
street, 1911, w 1z0, SU:l1, E 12O:21a;
s15UO
Walter B. Grosh (owner) with Walker Bros
(contractors), architect William Patton, all work
except timing, galvaniZed-iron work, plum bng,
electric W ring and painung, for alterations and
additions to two-story frame building on N line
of Sutter street, as No. sos, w OF
Powell, w 81 IS by 1877 IS; S4SOQ
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WATER STOCKS.

WATER STOCKS.
as1inoS'.. S1nsns oos'A Il Il sp'AS 'AA'' s'a iO0
GAS AND ELEcTRrc sTocKS
central. Central 1870 ..... es1s 5 G&Eleo sss4 81
IA Ele0 LIgns 9$4 10 san Francsco 1s sss
Uxk 9 L & d 55$1 So slocxIou,.... 141S
fs9 esA Ama e41A
INsURANCE STOCKS
Fireman'srrls21s
COMMERCIAL BANK STOCKS
AnrIo-Ca 651a 571al irst Na.loa. 1s4sz
Bankof Cal. 24O &43 LondonP&A- 12o $50
sAl ebSI Co ss 100 Aerch Ex..
sAvINE> BANK sToCKI
eers&rCo~ i4S5 1910 Isav & Loan. 100
Humbs&L. lOS' l1oo security. -. 25o
Mutual. 35 Az Union IEuss. 80 1O5u
Oh s.y unlon460
STREET KAnRoAD STOCKS.
csIi'ornla. los !1a IoaksLSAA1 100
la.rks.-.t,.., ASIA ASIA
towDEa sTocK&
Ic.litosni. citern 50 On TIans9oa- t,aonl ssH 40
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Alasks rxrs 9S 90 Nat VInCo
B.wC&sCo. 24s4 24zs Pac AuxFA
hutch sfeo Sa58 o414 lacsoraxCo 100
AeTExAssn- ~ tarf PsinlCo oA3
sALEs-hokNINS sAssioS.
so Hawaiian Commercial. ...........- "a rs
5U Hutchinson = Co...........-..-. "a 0O
so vigort Powder. r....................... 371a
Alaska Packers Association ........ 50 90
sALks-AFTERNUoS sHssIJL
90 DO ................. 81 s91A
10 sN Water. er.........................--. 80 rs
20 Cal Safe Deposit t-.................... SO 90
lO Fac Gas Imp. 63 oo
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STEAMER, TO ARRIVE.
sun, MOON AND TIDE.

UNITED STATES COAST AND GFoDETrc SURVEY.
TIMES AND HEIGHTS OF HIGH AND Low
WATERS AT FORT POINT. ENTRANCE TO SAN
FRANCISCO BAY. PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
NoTE-1he high and low waters &C " n, the
City Front (Mission-street WharO about twenty
five minutes later than at Fort Point the height
OF tide is the same at both places
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The Time Ball.

The Time Ball.
BRANCH HYDRoeRAPHIo OFFICE, O. 8 N.l
MERCHANTS ExCHA NGE.
SAN FRANCISCO, October d. 1897. }
The time ball on Telegraph Hill was dropped
exactly noon to-day-i e., at noon the 12Otn
meridian. or exactly at 8 P N. Greenwich time.
w. ). HUGHES
Lieutenant q. S. NJ in charea
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 6-2 n
UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Asked. Bid asked.
Ii new issreI-5
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BOARD oALES.

Following were the saies in the San Francis SEQ
etock Board yesterday:
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Electric BittcrS.

Elect Bitters ia a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gem
orally needed when The languid, ex,
hausted feedng prevails, when tn >
liver Is torpid and sluggish and the
need of n toric aud Alternative is felt.
prompt use Of this medicine has of~
on averted long and perhaps fatal bills
nus fevers No medIce Will act mole
th'eiy iu counteracting and freeing
the system from the malarial poison
Hadache. Indigestion, Constipation.
Dizziness yield TO Electric Bitters. soc
and Sl.00 per bottle at Crawford Bros
Drug Store.
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Items from Kcrshaw Era

The store rooms of Messrs
Floyd x Bird are now rapidly
nearing completion. As soon as
finished they will he occupied by
Messrs 4 p Brown and DR. j T. w
Halle.
Capt j Q McManus returned
from his Nashville trip whittier
he went to be present ut the re-
union of the Confederate Veterans.
He informs us that he had most
pleasant time and that Nashville
had IL very creditable show.
VIM McCrea, col, alias
Henry Truesdel, alias Levy Woods
was convicted before Magistrate
Hamel Monday of stealing pis
tol and was sentenced to pay fine
of fifteen dollars or 90 to the chain
gang thirty days. He was car
ried to the gang Tuesday by con
stable G ID Rnley.
The board of trustees of the
school met Friday morning to
consider the applications before
the board and elect principal
and two assistants. Prof Os,a"
l. Kennedy, of Orange, c H., Va,
wa chosen principal and Misses
Mclita Lucas, of Society Hill,
S l., and Jennie Malloy, of
Chcraw, : c., were chosen assis-
tants, theirs being regarded rs
the most favorable of the appii-
cations before the board.
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y L. Macl<eN ~ GO.
LANCASTER, =. q.
For the Ledger.

For the Ledger.
While ut Fort Mill on the 3rd
and 4th instant, in company with
my friend, Henry White, wcnr to
see the beautiful monument erect>
cd by that generous and kind
hearted gentleman, Capt : f.
White, in commemoration of the
faithful slaves. This pretty and
imposing monument, which was
erected ut considerable costs and
expense, shows the appreciation,
in which he held the trusted and
faithful slaves, before and dur
ing the trying days of the late
war. Before the war this true
and faithful class of people, were
the main stays in developing the
resources of this great Southland
country: 1t was these people,
who built and cohstrnclad o,ir
Rail Road beds and laid the mon
rails on which our magnificent
freight and passenger trans tray.
ersc the country. And during
the war, il was the faithful slave,
who protected the wives and
children of the men who went
forth to battle, and who raised
the necessities of life to feed the
masters, who enlisted as soldiers.
by the order of the Mistresses of
the Country of whom could
control from 20 to % negro men.
Capt S + White, for this great
token of his esteem, and for the
great honor conferred on this class
of people, should be held IN the
greatest esteem, not only by the
once called slaves, but by our
children forever.
i. &. CLINTON,
Bishop 9Th Episcopal District.
Lancaster, $ c., July 9th, 1897.
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County Alliance Meeting Ycstcr-

County Alliance Meeting Ycstcr-
day.
The Lancaster County Alliance
met ut 10 O'Clock a. m, and was
called to order 10y Vice President
J X Knight. After the regular
routine of business the election of
officers was gone into with the
following result:
President j X knight.
Vice Prcsident-E Il Lingle.
Secretary j + Rowell.
Trcasurer-G G Carncs.
Chaplain j + Stcwman.
Lecturer-W G \ Porter.
Asst. Lecturer B + Miller.
Door Kecpcr-U \ Fundcrburk
Asst. ID. XII w TAYLOR.
Scrgt. at Arms G Elliott.
Delegate To State Alliance j
r Knight.
j. +. RowelI, Sccy.
Lancaster, July 9, 1897.
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For The Ledger.
VAN WICK ITEMS.

Mr.. EDITOR: ! have been
wrestling with my unabridged
dictionary for several weeks.
Not that | thought | needed it to
write some items to your paper,
but knew | would bc thrown
more or less in company with
some coIlcgs girls, and did not
know whether | could talk with
them without consulting the die
tionary. But to my surprise
had TO lay it aside, found it was
useless to spend time and worry
about knowing the dictionary to
talk with these college girls. The
words they used, that ! did not
know the meaning, could not he
found in Wcbstcr's Unabridged.
Mr. NJ NJ Tillman lost fine
hound and Il good mule Monday.
The dog cat too many eggs and
the muic died. from ovcrhcat.
A Il Ferguson & Co.. arc
thrcNhin% grain at anI aroumi
Van Wycl this week. They re
port the gIuiu crop turning OUT
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A New Conductor on the l. AZ {

Mr. r NJ McCrorey, of this
place, has been given the position
of Conductor on the Lancaster and
Chester Railroad He will enter
upon his new duties next Tuesday.
Mr. McC., is too well known here
for word of commendation from
us. His appointment will delight
the travelling public.
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Taxable Property i'm the County

Auditor Cook has completed his
abstracts of taxable real and per
sonal property of the county for
the year 1897. \ comparison
with the returns for the year 1896
shows an increase of S27,922 in
the value of real estate returned
and an increase of 557,744 in the
value of personal property-mak o
ing an incrca 50 in all property in
the county Of $50, 666 The to-
tails by townships for the two
years are as follows
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Total sl,28I,l59 81, 2G9, ,Osl
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Died, at this place, yester
day morning, an infant child of
Mr. and Mrs II S Marks, aged
about 16 months.
MIR Will Burns is laid up on
account of n severe fall he had on
his bike. Charlotte Observer.
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JOHN GARY'S JAWS
OnGs Again They're Working
On the Stump.
SPOKE IT WALTERBORO
Attacking McLaurin ON the Tariff
-lrhy Speaks of .'Javbird
Govcrmor'-1OO Hear
CTS.
Special to The State.

Spccjol to Tho Stoto
Wo+orhouo 1,s .w
poirp r,ootir,, Lo,a ..I.
exceedingly d,;n,, ar; Nv
aud;crco ,,o ,,,,,.
the sncocbo. voro ;,.+ o,,.5,.,
make thiprs nIo..ort ,rh,, :
the wonIL.ho so,,,,,a ,
hand to toll y,y ho uo,l ,o.,.,
should vote for ,hor, T,a I;
encn did not soon, +oo,,r,,,.o,..l
a cent Tho roI;ti.oI ,,,,ool.
were occcn,cd n;,h ,,.,n a..
same s,oliL f,rr. -. , Ioc,,ro o,,
ocolovv mioht Inc bc,rl T,oL,
NOR of Col Irh,. t,,l. u.olr onIL.
Furnished = relish fo fine suh.,,,
tial talk, of fine tv., fr., .,,o,l.,,..
ex Governor Evans and Mr. lIo,.
field. Husinr~, ken, Mr. Dnrra,
away. and Scro,pr Mel o,,,;r fol-.
graphrd that he w,, tYo ,n,yc,i ,n
he present.
With an entirely ,,hcr onJ
good naturol audirp,, rf oL,r,
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FENIlLIN TABLETS.
VI dicdfcd GfcTjnc U'0jcrS J0I.
the L"Cm TrcutmcRtO Of Discusses
HSiur to U'ONieH,

such - fallir /" of The womb, u!Cera
ton, enlargement. itching, burning
aud scIIdIug discharges and / cucnr-
RI ora or Whites. Nectanica appli-
auc.S and the annoyance aud iucOu-
vcnirnrc OF u p,,N stefan ui,y be at
once dispensed with.
FIu'trring f the heart, ", rvoii>
md dysi cp;Ic symptoms, ldeXt:vmI
ties. Pains in The br' asst. Pam on rig t
or left of wrmb. sore IeeIiug ia loser
mart Of h rweiS Pain in II" top uf lhc
head. ID ZEintsS and the h u"s, DE,
pressed spirits, Pain IN the Tesiru uf
til" kilreyS, aud hacSnchr, Bearing
down feciluC, sparks befo e the eyes.
etc, are Dhiy SyG,pfOU1S. dependent up.
ON common CuusC-- Djs. as OF Ihr
r Womb Gnu Ordries Treatment To re
lieve any oue of these SymptDms can
not "A most, nCcrmp'i Ia more tunn
r-u, pnrarv rrlic' llinurr a. OF women
VIII testify tn the truth OF this STATE
mcUD G,u cannot e rr diseased
organ Nv dircctin" YOU remedies io / / e
r. iieF at symptoms Treat the disra-
eel Orran giving ri isp Ia ;he symptoms
go tu hr roof OF The cVi aud app.V
Your remedies arh IL rrhefisiO Ice had.
aud the pIOI cr remedy IL used. suCc, -
will crown youreif,TtS Femalia lab-
le's are applied directly tn the diseas
ed organ. aud applied too by tie hand
uf the sufferer
Bay" Sent 10y mail, pO- tpaid for 90
cents For sale by
- L. clxeN ~ co.
LANCASTER - a.
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Sc MI W EEKLY,
Local MatiGrs; {;

A,N' - - ipNNANiIllbbSh Z
Mr. / 5 RidGIc are in attendance
on the district conference from
TradesvilIc circuit.
There will be no earvices in
the Methodist Church to-morrcw.
DIR Weber Is absent attending the
District Conference ut Blacksburg.
At least five men are pricing
lots in the new West End, which
is destined to become the most
popular residence portion of our
growing town.
The first load of county raised
watcrmelons were sold here last
Wednesday, 7th inst.
We have few odds and ends
of Iron Stone and Carlsbadt China
that we intend to close out at
some price. 1t will pay you to
see it = G Houuh x Co.
The Editor Of the LErGER
has purchased lot in West End
and has awarded the contract for
the erection of nice residence to
Contractor McA McNlanus. The
residence is to be completed by
October 1st.
The Kershaw Building and
Loan Association held its first
annual meeting last week. The
association nettcd over ( per cent
the first year. II l. BIackmon
was elected president: j l. VIII
limns, vice president: \ NJ Hart
sell, sccy y tres. and + ID Blake
ney, solicitor.
Two scining parties went
scining in Gills Creek Thursday.
The first party managed to scare
up the fish and somehow caught
one. The last party divided up
about half Il bushcl of fish that
afternoon. "Unclc Joe saws il
is now getting dangerous to ask
his next door ncighbor if he wants
to goseining.
During the past week the
following persons have bought
machinery of III. j. Gregory 4
Co: Messrs Wesley McIIorton,
j. c. Stover and Martin Cauthcn,
and III. n. and j. G. Sowel. We
are glad to sec so many adopting
the latest improved machinery. II
speaks well for the condition Of
the county.
Mr.. |. W. Moore, one of Ell
gins most progressive citizens, il
having his residence painted,
Painter Owens has the contract,
MIR. Moore is also getting EIgip
park in readiness for the annual
picnic of St Luke Alliance which
will come off in August. Next
week will he good time for our
young people to give him the Big
surprise moonlight straw ride they
have been contemplating.
Died, Thursday, July s,
1897, Miss T'iney Blackmon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j :
BIackmon, aged about 2I years.
She had been seriously afflicted
her whole life and had required
the constant care of her devoted
mother. Her remains were inter
red yesterday.
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Personal.

Personal.
Mrs W II Burns, Jr., Of
Charlotte, it visiting her husbands $
parents here.
Miss Lidic Green of Char
Iotte, is the guest of Misses jamie
aud Mamie Green of this county.
Miss Olivia Emmons has re-
turned home from visit to Char-
lesion.
Mr. George Witherspoon of
Rock Hill is visiting his grand
parents at this place.
Mrs J w Hamel and child
rem of Kcrshaw, are visiting Mrs
HIS parents at this place.
Miss Emma Mcllwain of Dry
Greek is the guest of Mrs j S
McCardell.
Master Sam Williamson, of
Monroe, n c., is visiting his uncle
Col j N Crockett.
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just Received !

\ big lot Of CarISbadt China.
We are now able to supply you
with any quantity of gold band
sets at 81 80 for % pieces. These
goods are too well known for any
comment, and the price is better
than any one else has ever otlc, Cd.
B. G. Hough 4 Go.
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MIR / p Griffin

Mr j F. Griffin, we learn.
met with painful accident We'd
nesday, by being thrown from
his buggy, fracturing the bones
in one of his arms.
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school Openings

E''bAOSA openings
Are the order of the day now,
unI when you go to buy your
BOOKS don't forget shat b. G.
Hongh e 90. sell them 10 to 20
per cent cheaper than any one
else in the county. 4
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xyTICE,

sIANr every man sno woman IN me UnrS,
Nt,es interested ir ,he OPIUM and whIsk,
sAse~ Address Is "A. s9ooiieE Atm. n 81.
N~t 'sss an" 80 "a - seutvov rss-,
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Bishop 9Th Episcopal District.
Lancaster, S c., July 9Th, 1897.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
FATAL FIRE AT NEW YORK.
Engineer and Fireman of a Laun-
dry Lose Their Lives.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Two men lost
their lives in a fire to-day on Broadway,
near Ninth street. When the bodies
were found one was in a standing po-
sition, the upper part of the body bend
ing over a beam. The other was at a
front window, indicating that the man
had struggled to reach the air and
escape the flames.
The fire was in a three-story and at
tic brick building owned by the Sailors
Snug Harbor estate, and occupied sole
ly by the collar and cuff laundry of
Gardner & Vail Flames were discov-
cred shooting out Of the second story
windows. The flames gained headway
rapidly, but the firemen had them un-
der control after an hours hard work,
and on reaching the building discovered
the dead bodies of Patrick Collopy, en-
gineer, and Henry Haight, fireman
The damage to the building and ma
chinery is estimated at So, 900.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
FATHER McGLYNN.
1t Is Said He Has Made Peace With
Archbishop Corrigan.

NEW YORK, Oct. pa sensation
was created in political and Roman
Catholic circles last night by the an
nouncement that Father McGlynn had
made his final peace with Archbishop
Corrigan, and is to return to an i'm
portant parish in this city.
1t was because of alleged insubordi-
nation regarding his connection with
Henry George that Father McGlynn
was unfrocked ten years ago. Since
his return to good standing in the
priesthood Father McGlynn has had
parish at Newburg, but it has been
an open secret that his fondest desire
has been to return to New York. This
announcement created unbounded en-
thusiasm among his friends.
This move, it is held by the friends
of Henry George, cannot fail to have
an influence upon the election.
1t will be remembered that when the
priest was removed from St. Stephen S
Church, and was disciplined for aiding
Henry George, against the explicit or
ders of the Archbishop, he was after
ward restored to priesthood through the
good offices of Mgr. Satolli.
The record-union., 1897-10-24
FUR SEAL CONVENTION.
Conference Between America, Rus
sia and Japan Begun.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The Inter
national Fur Seal Convention began at
II a. m. in the diplomatic room of the
State Department, and was organized
by the selection of Hon. John w. Fos-
ter as Chairman and George Clark as
Secretary Mr. Clark for two years
past has acted as assistant to DR.. Jor-
dan in his Investigations in Behring
Sea.
The conference adjourned 10 meet on
Monday at 10 a. m. After adj0llfnm
the delegates were acompauied by
Secretary Sherman to the Executive
Mansion and presented to the Presi-
dent. The delegates are:
Russia-Hon. Pierre Botkin, M d.
Boutkowsky, M. de Wollant, Charge
d d'Affaires, Russian Legation.
Japan-Hon. Shire Fujita, Professor
Kakichi Mitsukuri.
United States-Hon. John W. Fos-
ter, Hon. Charles Hanlin, President
David S. Jordan.