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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

Mr. W. r. Larus WEEDS Mr.. Clara Nander-
stein i'm Petersburg.

a special to The Times last night from
Petersburg says:
Mr. w. n. Larus. Of Hcnnco county,
and Mrs. Clara Vandcrstcin, OF Murfrees-
boro. TENN. accompanied by Mrs John
Clark. of Seven Pines. near Richmond.
arrived here this afternoon. about 5.3)
o'clock having come from Richmond 10
Petersburg iu hack 90 have the nuptlal
knot ted n was am ciopement MI.
Larus parents being opposed To his mar
rylng on arriving here Mr.. Larus pro-
ccedcd % the office of The Clerk OF the
Court. where hc procured a marriage h-
-cnsc. and them the party were driven TO
tho residence OF Rev. p. VI Peterson,
pastor of H.gh-Strcct Methodist Episco-
ri church. whore the couple were mar
ried by Mr. Peterson. Those who witt
messed the marriage were Mrs Clark.
who accompanied thc couple. and menu
bors 0f Nfr Peterson family. After the
nurtia knot had hocn tied The couple
wsro orfcrtainod lv Nj Pcterson's
daughters who played ON the piano and
sang for them.
"NIr Iarus is about twontvthroc years
Of age. and for the past five years has
been tho Deputy Clork Of the County
Court Of Honrico Ifo is n son ~ Mr..
Thom7s T. Larus. Of Henr'co county
"Thc bride IS Gnuehfor Of Edwin
p Barrett the superintendent Of the
National Cemetery. AZ MurfreeshorO
Tenn. and is about twenty-three years
OF ago. There is only n difference Of
about thirty dnvs in Tho ages of the cou-
rlo Nr Tarue being tho oldest
"Thov loft hero This evening for Rich
mond. and tomorrow thew will 60 20
Seven Pines tho homo Of Mrs. John
Clark. They WIFI remain there few
davs. and WIN thon 20 20 the home of
Tho Groom I'm Honrico countv.
"rhc bride ie % beautiful brunette. and
most accomplished young h1dy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

VIII BE the service AT Centenary Tonight
Service Last Night.

Notwithstanding that the chill. mist
laden afr of last night made the home
frcside seem doubly attractive, many
earnest people gathered az Centenary.
The opening song service was very spirit
Cd. Then "a solo. entitled "ln the Secret
Of His Presence" was rendered very
swcctly by Mrs. &. J.. Brcnele.
The speaker of the evening was Rev.
W. - Beauchamp. of ST. James VI. L.
church, his text being Pauls words.
Jesus Christ came into the world To- save
sinners. of whom / am chief Paul was
chief Of sinners DO that Dee prosecuted the
Church. a man may be- the chief OF s.u-
ncrs through sclf-uEhteOusucss or unbe-
lief as well as through hclnOus sin.
Christs liio mission was 10 save such and
TO make them examples 10 the world
IN illustration of this truth the speaker
cited, in his winning. cOli0quial style. scv-
cral striking instances of such moral
transformation. ard Chri tiaus present
added the testimony of their experience.
The entire service was one of great
profit TO ALL Much interest centres in
tO-niehts service. the last of the week.
4 large congregation will doubtless
gather 10 hear Rev. Dr. r. h. Kerr. n
the First Presbyterian church. There VIII
be special music hy the choir and solos iy
Nj y. 5. Hopkins and others. Let an
rally 10 this service with earnest purpose
10 contribute 10 its Success
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Phillips.
whose death Wednesday evening, was
announced I'm The Times will take place
from Grcye-Avenue Baptist church to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. Rev
Dr. j q. Hidcn. pastor Of the church, viii
conduct the services.
The following Will act as pall-bcarers:
ACtivc-Hon. r.. NJ. Taylor. Il. Leslie
Spence. s.. q. Houston. Charles \. Rose.
y. W Bowe Colonel John :. Harwood.
Charles ". Goddin. Henry n. Christian.
Hon0rary-Gcorge j. Peasants, W. NJ.
Bridges. John n. Dickerson. h. y.
Munford. Mann ;. Quarles, George ID.
Thaxton, Leroy 5. Edwards, L. j. War
rnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
rnE cooLsnss nArwnAN rnhM
Two Rival Ice Concerns on The Verge OF "
tut-kate War.

Two Rival Ice Concerns on the Verge OF "
Cut-Nate War.
The competition between the Mutual
Ice Delivery Company and the Consum-
ers' Ice Company. the TWO largest Ice
concerns here. has reduced the price TO
such am extent that there seems to be
every prospect for a cut-rate war. The
Mutual people have made a. reduction 20
that wholesale dealers are now otfereu
tl. commodity at the standard price OF
- cents per hundred pounds. The pt'~
formerly ranged from 80 TO 80 cents. acc
cordiue 10 the amount sold. The large
trade was supplied as follows. Less than
1000 pounds. 400 cents more than 1000 and
less than 1000. 80 cents. family trade, go
cents. The schedule now will be.All
large trade. - cents. family trade taking
=, pounds and over. 40 cents. family
trade taking less than - pounds. 30 cents.
Thhcie is some talk of the Consumers
Company meeting the cut. This company
was Organized last summer since when
there has been much rivalry between the
TWO companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

Richmond: John NJ. Lewis. trustee. TO
Hugh H. Lewis % feet on north side
Grace street. $50 feet west Of Shafer, -.
HenricO. p. c. Edwards and Joseph
l. Edwards. trustee, 10 John q. Pollard
and W Brydon Tenant. trustees, inter-
est in property described IN two deeds or
trust from Joseph W. Sweeney rcordd
in y. b. 80 p. go and u. b. 80 a, p.
300. 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb 11-Fire last
evening DESTROYED the King and Uni
block. 1l3 Euclid avenue. causing a loss
OF 800 GOO. The building was tenantcd by
Nedlingcrs mems furnishing establish
meut: c. II. Chandler grocery Decker
& Edmonson's art and photo gallery; vs..
a. Melink's piano ware-roOms. and
Churchilrs drug store The contents Of
either store were entirely destroyed or
ruined by smoke and water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
DIX. unIRrON'S ADDRESS.
second Of series on Evidences of Chris-
iinnIi,.

fi1nit'.
Rev. Dr. ". r. Wharton Of Norfolk,
delivered the second Of he series u adj
dresses ON Evidences Of Christianity in
the chapel Of Richmond College last
night. Dr. Wharton's subject WAS "Eesur-
roction the Ali-Suflcient Evidence His
discourse was eloquent and thoughtful.
and was carefully listened TO by the au-
dlence.
Tho course In Bible study just started
under Rev. Dr. il. a. Trppers charge
IS proving of great interest 10 many OF
the studeats. Dr. Upper delivers three
lectures week.
President T.. w. Boatwright Of the col
laee. left last night for Washington. hay
inc been notified by telegraph that the
Ml to recover $4,000 from the United
States Government for damage done the
college property during the war by Fed
eral troops would come mp or a hearing
before the House today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

KINGMAN. ARIZ.. Feb. 1.-TWO deputy
sherims returned 10 Peach Springs late
last night for fresh horses and provisions.
They report that the pursuing party
caught up with the train robber at Il.
NJ. the 9th inst. a running ire was kept
up for six miles. but darkness prevented
his capture. Ito was Identified as Jim
Parker. a well-known northern Arizona
cowboy His escape is regarded As i'm
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Trialot Scoyel

WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 1.-THE
State Department has learned that cor
respondent Scovcl must be tried at
Sancti Spiritus where he was arrested
The trial viii be before civil tribunal and
I'm case an appeal is made. 20 will prob
ably be heard at Havana This informa-
ton Is understood TO be satisfactory 10
tina officials
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

A japanese silver tea and musical en-
tertainment will be given Monday evening
az Cathedral Hall under the auspices OF
-. Andrews Auxiliary. Mrs. G. OBJ. Co
wardin. Mrs Jasper Rowe. Mrs. w X.
Plzzini. Miss Nina Randolph. Miss Carrie
coleman. Miss Lillian Daily. Messrs.
Frank Cunningham. ". j.. Reddy and
the old Dominion sextette will take part
IA the musical programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Cnntnin McGllIin q Snlcide

NEW YORK. Feb. n.-Capt. Phllo IA
NcGiain. "A former officer of The chi
rese navy. who was la command Of tie
battleship Chen Nuen a. the battle II
Yalu &C mmitted suicide this morning al
o'clock IN the Pest Graduate Hospital
Nv shootine himself through the head
lie was thirty-four years old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Ulazr in the Chimney

An alarm OF fire was turned in at lo:45
o'clock last night. occasiOned by tlaze
In tho chimney OF the residence OF Mr..
J. X. Hopkins. No. 27l2 east Broad street
The fire was extinguished before the de-
partment arrived.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

There is a family I'm need. with eviction
staring them in the face. at No. ll0l Wal
lace street. The family consists OF a
husband. wife AMI four children. and the
eenulneness Of their meets has been
Thoroughly investigated Any assistance
given them Will be thankfully accepted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

owing TO the unaccountable con1icti0n
OF dates. Manager Wright yesterday
morning tolesraphed Air. Walter ID.
Moses that the next Metropolitan con-
cert which was 10 have been given Fcb-
ruary nth, has been postponed until
March LII.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

When seen by a Times reporter 40 a late
hour last night en- reference 90 the above
dispatch. Mr. Wells said that he had
received an offer for Hargrove's release
by one OF the National League clubs.
but he was not now engaged IN weaken
ing the Richmond club but was doing
his best 20 strengthen II. lie said
that no matter who made offers. or how
much money was involved. no player
would be released except 10 the advant-
age Of the Richmond team. II is his
determination he says 10 have the
strongest team this season that Richmond
has ever had
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were
issued Yesterday In The ofiice or the Clerk
OF HClrico county:
Philip w Sledd 10 Minnie Provost, and
lack E.ubank TO JoSephina SheQpexxSn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

on trial. Should he prove satisfactory.
he agrees to pay $500 for Hargroycs re-
lease and give Richmond her choice OF
any one Of five pitchers which he names
for use during the season.
II Hargroyc should not come up 10 re-
qulremcnts. he rs TO be sent back 10
Richmond and that city permitted 10 re-
tain for the rest OF the season the use Of
the pitcher selected when Harry is sent
TO New York.
Hargrove Is holding out for $3.50
month. Manager Wells offers him Si2J
and 80 far as can bee learned, the bar
gain has not yet been struck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
STANDING fOMUfTTLLS dNNOJNC-
EDArJHE QUIErERLI MEETING.
p,.sen,er Facilities for Richmond Great
Iy In,proved-Ifiorts To Have Larger
Attendance.

/ business In order was tho announcement
~ .bo following standing committees
/ Arbitratlon-F. II. Deane, r.. S. Bosher.
sev r. Crump. d. ;. Mccarthy ana
| Samuel Register.
Agriculture ard Immigration-C. d.
Tarus. T.. 4. Cauin, John H. Boswell.
Jr Joseph NJ FourQurean. $. r. Morgan.
and a. W Wood.
Advertising Witty A. L. Adj
amson. g. il. Baughm an w. ID. Chester
man. j.. III. FERGUSON, ana j.. O. Walth-
alL
business Entorprise--H. l.. Cabell. ".
/ @. Bentley. s. ID. Crcnsnaw j. Thompson
Brown. y. ". Bowc. a. j. Marcuse. T..
Raab. T.. S. Rose. Arthur Scryenor VII
hanson Taiioy H. seldom Taylor, and
George :. Noshon, Jr
Commerce and Commercial Usagos-
| Leon WaIcr-telu ID. $. E.uswangor. J.
J.. Antrim. r. 3. Christian j. .,. -ul-
liugworth. and T.. w. Moore.
Express Servicc-jacob Gtas. isaac B.
Davenport. B.. b. kaufman. ID Buchanan.
j. e.. Dlckcrson and Nathaniel Ialiey.
Jr.
Health and sauuauon-rhar.ri straus,
~. T.. Aliriend Henry S. Hgtzior. Dr.
/ d. Do. Levy. Dr Charles ". Shields and
Or. Stuart Mcclure.
Improvement of James Riyor-From
the Common C0uncil-B- lr.n b. - len.
~. 4. Harrelson. 81 r. Mof9r. William b..
Scott From Che Board of AIaermen--J.
S. Montgomery. r. ID. Starta James ".
Vaughan From the Chamber OF Conn
merce-Jamcs vs.. Allison. James h. Cap
ors. Thomas Christian. William ~. Cur
tiH. J.. "a. FERGUSON, jackson Guy. l.. r..
Iicot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

Below will be found the salaries and
wages Of 1870 10y departments
l.-Goneral officers .............. S29.2ll 80
2.-Markcts $3.50. .............. o,Ho 10
3.-Judgcs and Common
wealths Attorney ......... $500 90
4.-Light Department and Gas
W OikS ....... .............. iVp,oo5 ~
Works ., .'.''' ' -. 5000 so
forces -. ............. H51e 50
force - . 49,. 1851 50
S-SUeets. hands and carts.
roller and crusher ........ 46.blo -
e.-Grounds and buildings. 2v,2o4 90
I0-James river Improvement .iiO 90
u-Cemeteries ........ ........... O'-o5 W
poor -. CIV. ............... a.s25 %
13-Fire-Alarm Department.. 30 %
N-firc Department ............ $3.50 ~
15-Public schools .............. ~ ~ 90
16-Mechanics' Institute ........ f.S5J %
l7.-Per diem OF judges.......... 80 ~
Total ...... .<............ Yl5.l7i 10
Noie.-The entire sNary OF the city En-
gineer Is included In Item 5, streets, &c,
while he Is Ia charge OF streets. hands
and carts, roller and crusher. grounds and
buildings, and James river Improvement,
or three distinct departments.
The items below marked a" are not
directly under the control Of the Council,
while those marked "B" are subject TO
ordinance changes.
ca Total OF salaries OF general
officers which have been re-
duced by recommendation OF
committee and salaries so fix
cd by law that they cannot
be reduced ......... .......... 81 SIS "
(A) Fire Department salaries.
not under control Ct the COun-
ell and 10 be reached only
by reducing the general APP
Precipitation and leaving the
Encouragement OF pay to the
Fire Comml sJoners .....s.... CO iio W
Minimum appropriation re-
quired by charter. SE.l'b for
pay-roll)
(A) Fire-alarm salaries not un-
der Council regulation, and 70
DO reached only by reducing
the annual appropriation ana
leaving the Encouragement 10
sIoners 4''..''. ..'.s........~... 400 20
minimum appropriation nxed
by charter 81 $40 for pay-foti)
fA) School salaraS not under
the control or supervision OF
the Council. and TO be reached
only by a reduction In the
amount OF the annual appro-
priation City appropriation.
salary account. sio2, 600. bal
snce from state ...........,... i5z.s4 w
Minimum appropriation re-
CURED by law for All school
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
LOST AND FOUND.

OST. BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
II Seventh on Main. or between Grace
and Main on Eighth, MASONl,
WATCH CHARM. Design Square and
compass surrounding a miniature com
pass. Reward n returned 10 g. T. BOY
KIN. care Richmond Dispatch. fel2-lt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

they got tired. without finding the OBJ
ject of their search and finally they came
10 the conclusion that the aorolite had
been consumed by the heat generated
when il struck the hard earth.-New YORK
Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

But Jake Wells viii Not Consent to Re:
lease the Famous TwirIer.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. ll.-Special.-lt
is stated here on the authority OF part
owner OF the Norfolk team, Mr.. e. II.
Broome. that President Friedman. OF the
New Sorks. has offered 10 take HAIR ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12
80 Banquet Lamp Globes, n
worth to S., choice.."...... y
q Or

20 Childrcn's Table Walters, finely "a
banned and gold decorations. with table
CLAMP. worth 40c.. clearing sale. lOc.
Fine Imported Colored Gas Globes,
green amber and opals. wcrth J0c., clear
ing price lJc.
China Cake Plates. gold handles. eN-
duisitely decorated, 29c.. regular price
N.25
White China MIX Pitchers. tho 10 and
ljc Kind. for BE-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-12

O ana without
areao ........
the OF DE
remaining unchanged
O provision
nded n clos
great itemo 75G in the
Is I'm No
IL
S
o
$
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Sea Lion IS on the Moran ways. BE-
Ing overhauled and painted.
Steamer City OF Kingston brought in
] 500 bags OF sugar Monday night from
Tacoma.
ship rurydice Capt. Curtis. sailed yes
serday for Liverpool. in tow q the tug
Tyee. with 900 tons Of whes..~"
Ship Elwcn 1851 tons. has been char
tered b. John Roseafela's Sons 70 load
coal At Nanairno for san Francisco.
Steamship Queen VIII sail tomorrow
morning for Alaska Already she has all
her passenger accommodations taken.
Schooner Alien A g.. tons. has been
chartered BY Charles Nelson 70 load llnl-
temala.
Steam collier Willamette arrived late
Monday night from San Francisco. She
VIII load return cargo Of Newcastle and
Franklin coal ~ the Oregon Improvement
Company's bunkers.
A ufeb2at for the government light
house a. Dungeness was SHIPPED from here
yesterday on the steam er Garland. i was
beam.
Steam schooner Lakme went from here
20 Roche Harbor yesterday morning for
lime after having discharged ~ 90 feet
Of redwood lumber az the Arlington dock
for transhipuent 10 Central America. she
took fuel az the Gilman bunkers.
Steamer Utopia took out 40 tons OF
freight Yesterday morning, 10 be tran
shipped az Vancouver for Honolulu. There
We're ~ tons of -four. 100 tons OF general
merchandise and % tons OF beer. Their.
south " s d.s cap G cBren ia sct,on MN IN
going 10 the relief Of the yacht Rainier
during the citizens regatta on July !.
wren thst pacKei was cr.ppled with bro
ken raGder. was rewarded yesterday by
the presentation Of miniature gold n
CrpT. TIE Srcnor was from Albert Han
sen owner OF the Rainier. and was IN
-ra-rr ST a-fa 1fs-Es
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advance Z wheat. winter patents. 81 SIC
80. WINTER srayats- S44ala. M.nnssc1a
patsrss- ssESsE ", winter extras. So 2
sss. At--ssoia bakers. S&%s&s5-69. winter
Iow grades s1EE29
Wssat-Rscespts is. No bushels: exports
81 ~. spot firm. options opened stronger
On foreign eUyifg and higher cahsss, ruled
t'Tsn az day wsfn corr. advancing Sharp!y
n he lzss hour and closed &&I1&c net
higher; No. : red JuIy. 4 I1-sts 3 g.
closed a. sc: Sepsen.esr. . 5-isu use,
closed 81 -a-sc.
ftops-Stea1y. state common 70 choice.
lssa erap. sEtc. lsss crop, @g%c. Pactac
coast, 80 crop IS &c.
,wooi-Firm. aegce. IsG-2c; pulled. 1$g
Pefrolel1-DuIl
tofsee-Crcuns closed cute. At a net
decline Of 1ml5 rcnls, epssEr asr. 5-s3c;
spot cofTee. tt3o. 12ll- No. :. .2vQ1cs gaSc,
lobcs1g E~sc. mild gG.eT.
SazaF-kAx arm. refined, d-r.
FetEoses4,r-tesnzsy lyania crude. August.
Metals.
Copper-Dall. brokers s. IL, exchange.
SZt1s4l.-
Lyyaa-s,roag; exchange. s-s-a.sss.s'1s;
Pc isoa-1sulet: Southern. ss--&Ss2os -,
No tAeEn. Sl9gg9
Tln-D9l: Straits yiS5sG1s r1stss. easy.
Spei.eE-%SE4e<. domestic. sa.-S@sSS.
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eiss 70 the cc-,rzry's nsS..Serce the acct
oiiai haprsEinS in lSs ny which the conf
F3ssnart lost s lex. TIE case WAS coSI-
hee1esEi AGAINST the old company ard Vas
cAFr1A1 TaroGgh she recgfverSnip and Is
Row against The reorganization
-. T MS dscTee II me csse Of z. II, Colby
y ne Schooner " = Bryant Judge Han
SeTs dismissed the foel cf Fisher Bros
ana allowed the following claims: Law
se&ce 41sSantuS. Frank SfshlAEeG. J. d
Smith. Frank Shope. II Mayer William
II HE, Ken SweeEy. q. Nslser. II. A. Stey-
son p 6 Coon. II. l. Wilson and Will
IAN Eutier. So each, r. X Cvozier. So;
patrick. SC each.
The report * 4. c. Bowman United
states commissioner was a}eG yesterday
n TIE case ~ r. A. Ramsey 81 al. w.. Iha
sap LAccsfsntat- The answer q II. p
eSF@-. tae master vas also Eled. The
case was one brought toE wages claimed
70 - due TaS crew wAS 81 3,sd At san
Francisco az sJtpulatei wsEss for A month
Gtf3 - ADVANCE morey @aS paid each
mar TIE crew claimed san additional $40
upon Ihe arrival q the ship as PORE lSiaAs-
lsS. and i N&S claimed that ina men
wanted 70 lake advantage q a hi cher rate
O. wages pad from Pase! sound.
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Breads ifs,
London Wnol SnIeS.

LONDON, July e-The fourth series os
the colonial wool sales opened today with
g large attendance Of buyers present. Com
petition was keen all through the session.
Greasy TerinoS suitable for America sold
al per cent higher. while other desCrip-
tons o. r,erinoes ruled unchanged The
number Of bales offered aggregates - 50
Of which so we're withdrawn Following
sra me sales in Ge:aIl:
New South wales. : rs bales Secured.
9d4I3d. greasy. 5d8is I'd
Queensland ! 81 bales-Scoured. 10 ia:
greasy ADDED
vlciorsa lcr2 oales-scourea. 71sa9is 81,
gres 81 SdIlaiqd.
South Australia. % halss-Cre2sy. s.. a.
w ST Australia. 5il bales-Greasy. 5a.aN
sad
New Z4aland 1 ~ 0ales-scoured. 81. 10
Is -f- greasy = Il.
Cape If Good Hope and Natal Sc bales
Secured 6xds!4 - S.2a. greasy. So
Jamaica. ~ hales-GireAsy. EadQi%d
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Boston Wool Market.

BOSTON. July The wool market here
has shown considerable strength during
ma last seek in ail departments. a.
though the greater demand sas been for
foreign WOODS. The sales Of territory
wUso}s nave been hr SIX but dealers are pot
anxious % sell a; The prizes asked by
BUYERS.
in Heec~ woods there IS ittle doing and
little 20 90. WIN the cost or rev Wocis
a~siSernblr above The VreEsnt market
hare AMI prices ara largely nominal from
tne ahserc~ Of business Sales % OAio
No 7 washed fleec@s have been made .gis
week a. 2sc for clothing ana coGsetuc
whsle = f3| sold ~ soc Tae demand for
Australian woose continues good At fan
yTfces Quotations
-Ter~ttyrz- vyoa;--N Montana FIRE med uy1
s-7 aue 1fF c- secured price.
sterile Tc tttah TvoH4trz er~.. FIRE
medium za# Or. lS} 10, sco-re3 price
Sc staple
t1st~e ,0-rrA basis. comb ~ ~
prime sss &c ~ora-ng Eoa8. 4sss'c. sv-
evHre. s$sg ssc; Queensland. cor btag. -
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FOR ONE MONTH.
Report of Receiver John Y. Terry, of
the land Office.

The report Of Receiver john I. Terry
az he local land Office. for the month Of
June i - T. lows, Sales Of public lands.
- arres seS %, fees received on four
coal e~cisra tfons. $l2, fees on twelve
homestead entries s1fS- cofnrnissi ions on
+ i25- s. acres embraced thereby. 81 50;
eor missions on forty-cns final home
sleadS. 61@984 acres. SIS s. fees on tim
Der land entries. $40 fets On one can
collation. % agricultural college scrip 10
cation. 81. testimony fees So ~: railway
selections p. total receipts. ssIl3 -
This - he last month Of the first quar-
ter &C 1se7. A condensed account Of the
business Of the local Office = shown as
follows. Amount - purchase money re-
celvsd far 7s4is scres ard Pert Angeles
lots s. 81 -, sr8onnt CT fees ana corn
missions s. $50 e. total receipts. g. 81. -