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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
RICHNOND'S LEADING CLUBS
Their locations and ID: Names Of Their
(Ilc'TS.
WHtE & WIZ IRE THEY HOLD NEE '!kGS
Organizations of Various Kinds for social
and Other Purposes-This City Com
pares TavorabIy with Others in
Its Pleasure Clubs.

Below will be found the names ana 10
cations Of the principal clubs OF Rich
mond. together with their officers and
times ana places Of meeting.
WESTMORELAND CLUB.
Clubhouse. G0l east Grace street
Officers: Thomas NJ. rutherford, presi-
dent. Nirginius Newton. vice-president'
Iunlus T.. Mosby. secretary
D. Ram Wexford 4. H. Christian. Jrr
finance committee. Frank d. Williams.
| Charles Davenport Cunningham Hail.
house committee; :. $. J.. rattes0n. il. J..
CaheI. j. LiuWOOd Antrim, library com
mlttcc.
The Board Of Governors meet on the
1 first Monday in each month, except J"Is'
August and September
COMMONWEALTH CLUB.
Commonwealth Club-house located AZ
corner OF Monroe and Franklin feetS.
Officers. President, +. ". 'hii-uah'
Vice-Presidont. g.. -. Langhorne. Score
tary. Levin JOyncs. Treasurer. j. $. ,ren-
shaw. Board Of Governors The prcsi-
dent, the yice-prcaident. the secieliiE'
and Messrs vs.. u. Allison. Thomas Al
lNmson. Thomas Boiling. John Curre, J..
W. fanewinckel, Barton HaAaI. j.. II.
Savage John II. Lyons, O.. a. Walker.
j. J.. Stern. Archer Anderson, Jrr an"
John II Wallace.
Annual meeting held on the second
Saturday in January. REGULAR monthly
meeting of the Board of Dire tors ls
held ON the Tuesday after tho loth or
each month.
ALBEMARLE CLUB.
Albemarle Clubhouse. no. 3O1 east
Grace street.
OFFICERS. Dr. VI. d. IIogc Jr.. president;
! T.. Thomas organ. vice-president. Joseph
! j. Young. Dr.. secretary and treasurer.
itnnfI lf ffGNerrrTl- Alr-FTs. L. j.. laIIN-
| fcrI0. A. p. AlsOp, i. IL. Randolph III
! lard Russell. Watson y. warrington, X
| k Payutcr. and William c. GWatkn.
Annual meeting held on third Monday
| in January.
JEFFERSON CLUB.
| jefferson clubhouse. No SoS east Mar
| shall street. officers. President. l.. Whit
| lock. Vice President. l. H. kaufman. Sc
cretary. T. Bottigheimer; Financial score
tary. Joseph l.. Levy; Treasurer, Sol. j..
| BlOOmlerg, Librarian, NJ. s. BLOCK.
Board of Governors. the above. ana
Ralph Lcvy NJ j. Straus, VI. J.. Mar
cu-e. T. Mittcldorfcr. :. B. koscnbaum.
/ S. S. Whitlock. Jacob Cans y. Raab. ana
L. j.. Strause. Trustees. ID. Mitteldorfer.
| Mycr Heller NJ. b. Roscnbaum. General
meeting OF the club hold annually on Soc
! Oud sunday iu January. Board meets on
| the drst Tuesday of every month at B
| J.. NJ. o'clock.
DEEP RUN HUNT CLUB.
Clubhouse and kennels Henrico county.
near the llll monument. Otiicers. MAJOR
| Otwav $. Allen. president DR.. JOS \.
I White. vicc-presdent. William Reuger.
! treasurer. T. q. $ Brine. secretary. ). u.
! Handbook. master OF hounds. Board or
| Governors Major Otway $. Allen. Ut.
/ Jos A. White William Rueger. >. -.
| Handbook. Captain Philip IIaXall. DR.. X.
L. Triton j. X. j. Anderson. 4. VI.
| Christian. Jr., Levin Joynes, l)r. mares
l.. Sieccl. j. u. Anderson. Board meets
] ON second Thursday in each month az
Ia. 4 HIH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
Stockholder.' Neetlng.

Annual meetings or stockholders OF
financial institutions Of this city are
called as follows
January II. isg7-The First National
Bank. the Dispatch Company. the Plant
ers National Bank. the National Bank
OF Virginia.
January l3. lS97-The Mutual Guarantee
Building and Loan Association.
January IL. l>91-The Savings Bank OF
Richmond, the Union Bank Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

Failures for the Year inequallcd Except
in 1893 Condition 81 Busine-s.

NEW YORK Dee. 81 .- bradstreel SAT-
urllv. January 3D. viii say.
c.o,o,.r fr.lo h4. he.n rather more
..,.. .,1 tf,is ,r..l froK.s 0fI. OF the
n. ~ ta d,,u .,,s,n which has
~.,tl'..t e,rt-i.,r, of rr,-ived de-
t'i"" a." .t' 10 S-,,.,,,..,,ri..., ma rres.i-
ms. last yyoek rai,sed bv uorthwastern
, S.ii,'ros' ..o,'tin,1ei bv similar
am. men, at Chiraro and Afinne-
.,alls ,rb...a h.nl f1llur,- seem - the
49, ~. o,,tlor,e ~ conditions ORIGINATING
H. T f,,i,- AMI f.f dU to fIa fiful-
.' '". "".,n' 'i'.
''p-. o..-''I.i ,tt.r tbe taking of
,,,,..,,to,i.s and tn.. ru.fonl.rv aus,nce
n. ,i.', '." 49, f,,. ,,,.. COM
Gi..,.d az ,,r,4',le mon. rran fra ueiul
hoi,J,, diiIIn,..
,,','e,.ts ~ dam, ,,,l ,ln.r.,i ,,.r'.h,nii.
r,'l,,, T,',.,+,'. o., min. .,.J lama, the
', 90, g,l.f.. ~ ..t'-ftrf0r,.
.,,,,.,imt of o,,I..rs f,r I,, Goods for snrir..
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70 t...... 10, f.ae ..,,,,.,... 80 o,,fs ..lna
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nor ANTICIPATE dh carry lhpi't 'Hit"t l'
ton. and print cloths. arc lower. auu bur-
ers 0f western au.s- southern brands 1i
pie-irOu report cut of 20 cents 3D.. ton.
Prices are unchanged. and comparatively
firm for flour pork. lard. sugar aitnrt-
cite coal and steel ullet-. Siu0N iNr
break ln IRON ana eirrl prices, cons. UNI
rfH appear lhcllhrd To await ut 'elop-
m1ni9.
Ihr Hrl OF nu. liDr7 ltlluits ili 1HhH-
"ii TIC hlird STATES l"t th' ,il Auht
year I'.', i7' WIN one 'A,tIlioi- ii'
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i'iH' ''.I l,.' 10 present +" iai s'I u"
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

Schumann and Mcssrs. Walter Schaai
a. Sauorwald. ]. Sohminke. !. Miller anu
NJ. 4. Richter. After the play dancing
was INDUCED in boy the young people uh-
81 70 o'clock. when splendid supper
was served The Committee of Arrange
ments were Messrs. \. Pohiig. J. A. Noh.
and II. Miller, and the floor committee
was Messss. Walter Schaaf and \. Mai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

The GesangVerein Virginia gave their
sortv-fourth annual NCw-Year's ball and
feast AZ saenger Halle last night which
was largely attended. The entertainment
op<ped with the delightful little comedy
s.Feast Of the Mechanics" and the va
v,ous parts were well sustained by the
tciIoxine ladies and gentlemen: Mrs. A.
~ Rosenegk. Mrs. G.. Hiffermann. Mrs.
Sauarwald, Misses Julia Liess, Emma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

RALEIGH. y. c.. Dec. M.-At 1870
tonight fire broke out I'm the Car-h1rn
and engine-house of the Raleigh electric
street railway and destroyed them all
along with nine cars. five dynamos and
four engines of l25-horse power each.
together with all supplies The loss Is
10000. with only ST.. 800 insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

PAMPLIN CITY. VA, Dec. 3l.-Special
Mr.. Charles Elder. sen Of Mr. Il. o. Elder
of Charlotte county. while squirrel hunt
ing. accidentally discharged he gun. the
contents entering his wrist terribly man
Cling his hand. The palm was torn out
and several fingers We're injured. 10 la
thought that il may be a case Of ampu-
f1tiou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
WEATmER rOnECAsT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3i.-Weather fore
cast for Friday.
Virginla-Gonerally fair hut with In
crcasine clOudircss, northerly winds
shifting TO easterly; Warmer at night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

Mr. John j.. Branch VIII sail next SAT-
urduy from southampton. with the poe
mains of his wife. ou the steamer city
of Paris. which viii Doe due in New y DIRK
ou January 4fh on 10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

The following is the thermometer re-
port at The Times Office yesterday:
"a NJ. "a: y NJ. 80; l.. NJ. IS; l.. NJ,
81: i. NJ. a.. u NJ, i3. Average, Is,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
Debs Out for Socialism.

TERRE HAUTE. IND, Dec 3l.-Eu.
gene Y. Debs leff the Peoples party and
becomes an out-and-out Socialist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
RICHMOND'S BANKING CAPITAL
I,,r6c Amount of Business Done-Resources Highly
Gratifying.

tho john L. Villa rs Sonsl
condition of tho National and State Banks
te building and loan found
fe, the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01

Claus has agreed To be present. and DIS
tribute his surplus stock OF toys 10 the
children free Of charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-01
NOnroLK,s corroN SnIrMHNr.

' IrgtnlHH NtN~IT" NlIIN II' u EEtH' NVTIUII
Port in the World.
NORFOLK. VA. Dec. 3l.-For the four
months ending to-day there were Icr
ceived AT this port SCI O4 bales Of cot
ton. The amount received in the CORE
spending period last year was lA.NzZ. THIS
represents am increase OF over 200 per
cent. and probably makes Norfolk the
greatest cotton port I'm the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
MATTERS CALLING FOR ACTION.
Surveys Recommended, rs Well As Meas
uremcnt Of the Lake Outflow.

Surveys Recommended, rs Well as Meas.
uremcnt of the Lake Outflow.
Still further along the commission Con-
tinues as follows: In view of the inter.
national character and relation Of a
part at least of the works that will be
required. and of riparian interests in
volved. 1t seems expedient to make the
examinations and projects and carry on
the works through a commission that
may be possessed with certain limited
International functions. Specifically the
matters which call for early action may
be epitomized as follows: That COM
plete surveys and examinations he made
and all needful data to mature projects
to be procured for-Controlling the level
Of Lake Erie and projecting Niagara
ship canal: developing the Oswego-
Oneida Mohawk route: developing the
st. Lawrence route; i'm
proving the intermediate channels Of
the lakes.
That the collecting and reducing Of
existing information supplemented by
"Reminiscences and special investiga-
lions be continued until the general
questions have been fully covered. That
a systematic measurement of the out
flow OF ~" several lakes and a final
determination of their levels shall be
undertaken. The complete surveys and
Investigations. with measurements Of
the outflow of the several lakes and
full investigation of collateral questions
will cost not less than $500. 200 and re-
Quire some years of time
To it's recommendations the commits
sion adds: 1t is possible that the meas
urement OF the outflow OF the lakes
and final levels can be as well done
through some other agency. and this
item may be taken at $3.50. 900 to be
expended through a series of years:
and this should be at once undertaken
on account of the prevailing low water
of the lake system. which cannot be
expected to continue. The specific sur
veys and Investigations are in them
selves estimated at $S5o.oO0. and will
take two to three years. and of this not
less than $780, 900 should he appropriated
the first year. along with such additional
sum as may be required for measuring
the outflow of the lakes. OF which $780,
0o0 should be made available during
the first year"
The document gives many statistics
relating to the traffic on the great lakes
It says that the agricultural competi.
ton this country has recently had to
meet with India. and which is likely
to he intensified. impels the government
to take steps to cheaper freights: tina,
the limit of reduction in railroad rate.
has been reached. and attention must
be directed to waterways In REFER.
ang to wheat the commission expresses
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
HILL GETS A COLD BLAST.
New York Democrats o,min.se Him In an
Arctic Temperature.

Arctic Temperature.
Albany. n. Y. Ian ,e-Tbrce D.rr-
ocr,,ic ser.,ors an, - -,,.
-. -. '."
~ 'i'e caucus caieo 10
.io'ii,iaoe Successor 10 David y. Hill
Tor United states senator. OF those who
remained thirty-six voted for David n
Hill: three for WILDER r. Porter of
WATERFOWL. and two for Robcr, G. IT,
tus Of Ru5,lo IT, e.. - -,
aa;,s, r,,,, q, a., NV. wv 49,
h;,,, -, ,sl ~ .'e aueus VIII vote TOT
n,, un ."e 49, quay. AIter the eau
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
Falls Afoul Of the Aia.ops.

Detroit. Jan. ia commotion has
been created among the Masonic fra
ternity by the action of Fire Chief FL
liott in ordering six Masonic firemer,
who were acting as pall-bearers at
Fireamn Patrick Blacks funeral to
take off their Masonic aprons. The Ma
sonic fraternity is up in arms. and the
matter Will come up before the fire
commission. the majority Of which be-
long to the Masonic craft Elliott ex-
cuses his action by saying that fire.
men are never allowed to wear any uni
form except that of the department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
TO FLOAT A LINER.
Sort Of Channel Proposed from
Lake to Ocean.
REPORT OF A BIG UNDERTAKING.

Twenty elght-Foot Route from Chicago
and Duluth to the Atlantic-Recom-
mendations of the Deep Waterways
Work Advised - Minimum Of Freight
Rates by Rail Reached.
Washington. Jan. 19.-The president
yesterday sent to the house the report
OF the Deep Waters-Ways commission,
consisting of President Angel. of the
University of Michigan; John E. Rus
sell. and Lyman z. Cooley, which was
appointed in 1895 under a resolution in
PRODUCED by Villas for a preliminary in
quiry as to the practicability Of water
ways between the ocean and the Great
Lake. The conclusions of the commits
sion follow:
THAT Is entirely feasible to con-
ctruct such canals and develop such
channels as will be adequate to any
scale of navigation that may be desired
between the Great Lakes and the sea-
board. and to conduct through the same
domestic and foreign commerce, and
that it will be wise to provide for secur-
ing channel of navigable depth of
not less than twenty-eight feet.
THAT starting from the heads of
Lakes Michigan and Superior, the most
eligible route is through the several
Great Lakes and their intermediate
channels and the proposed Niagara ship
canal (Tonawanda to Olcott) to Lake
Ontario; that the Canadian seaboard
may be reached from Lake Ontario by
way>Of the St Lawrence river and the
American seaboard from Lake Ontario
by way of the st. Lawrence river and
Lake Champlain and the Hudson river,
or by way Of Oswego-Oneid Mohawk
valley and the Hudson river.
Policy That Shoald Control.
Further on the commission says that
'the policy should contemplate the ulti-
mate attainment of the largest
successful capacity and that
all works should be planned
on this basis and that the actual execu-
ton should conform thereto. in so far as
the works may be without prejudice
progressively developed with the actual
demands of commerce. That it Is prac-
ticable to develop the work in separate
sections and the several sections in part
by degrees, each step having its econO-
mic justification, SO that the benefits
should follow closely on expenditure
without awaiting the completion Of the
system as a whole. That the compile
ton OF the entire system as quickly as
proper projects can be matured and
economically executed is fully justified.
That the Niagara ship canal should be
nrst undertaken and incidentally the
broadening and further deeping Of the
intermediate channels Of the lakes. the
same being in the logical order Of devel-
opment and also requiring the least
time for consideration"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
Woman shsos. Her isu. band.

Chicago. Jan. 19.-Mrs. Agnes N.Y.
chock quarreled with her husband car
Iy yesterday morning ut their home I'm
Mackinaw avenue. and shot him twice.
one OF the bullets penetrating his left
breast near his heart. and the other
striking him In the left arm. The police
say the man will die. Mrs. Mychock
was arrested soon after the AFFAIR and
she Is now held at the South Chicago
police station
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
Shot Dead for a kuockdovn

Parkefburg. w. Va. JAN I9.-Frank
Cornwall. aged is. son of the superin-
tendent of public schools of TAYLOR
county. shot Tom Hazlipp. a Baltimore
and Ohio railroad brakeman. on Main
street. Grafton. Young Cornwall found
Hazlipp beating another raiiroader. In
terfering, the boy was knocked down
when. drawing a revolver. he shot his
aSsailant to death
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19

fear Of the consequences OF the increas-
Ing competition from the Argentine re-
public and Uruguay. The rapid develop
ment Of the American iron ore busi-
ness on the lakes indicates that with
access to the ocean by a practical
waterway we can control our domestic
business and enter into competition In
any market Of the world.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
CAUCUS FIGHT ON.
Two Ballots Taken by the Illinois
Republicans.
EACH FAILS TO CHOOSE A Nan.

1870 ASD80D WIN 1SOrlncT 18o9oet y nCO4M-
fsrtably Close snd the Rest strung Out
0reas Interest In the Struggle. which
rro@ises To Ne Loug-vBaitors NJ the
Canton Political Center-New Yorkess
Give Dave Hill . "Frost.-
Springfield. Ills. Jan. 19.-The Repub-
lican joint caucus for the nomination
of . successor to Senator Palmer was
held last night The fight since the
converting Of the legislature has been q
bitter one, and unusual interest was
manifested in the outcome by the crowd
which thronged the state house corri-
doris and struggled for positions near
the caucus chamber. The caucus OH
GERS. as proposed by the joint steering
committee. were promptly elected with
out opposition. These were as follows:
Chairman. Representative c. A. Allen.
Of vermilion county. secretary. Senator
20. Dwyer. OF Chicago; assistant secre-
Representatives Stubblefield. OF
Mclean. and Ward. Of Perry: teilers-
Secretary Paddock. of the senate. and
Clerk Reeve, Of the house. On motion
all nominating speeches were dispensed
with, despite some opposition.
Two Ballots without . Choice.
The first ballot resulted as follows:
Ex-Representative William E. Mason.
of Chicago. 46: Representative Lorimer.
of Chicago. 50: Representative Hit, II:
Representative Hopkins. of Aurora. 8:
c. f. Carr. of Springfield. 10: s. w. Al
lerton, of Chicago. I: George +. Adams.
OF Chicago. 2: Representative Joseph
Cannon. 10: necessary to choice. 81.
The second ballot showed little change.
Mason losing one vote to Lorimer. and
Adams losing one to Cannon. 1t was as
follows: Mason. As: Lorimer. 40: Hit.
is; Hopkins 6: Carr. 6: Alierton. !: Ad-
ans, 1: Cannon. IL. At the conclusion
of the second ballot the caucus ad-
journed to S o'clock this evening.
Firs. Legislative Ballot To-day.
The balloting will begin today when
the two houses will ballet separately.
Tomorrow the houses will meet In joint
assembly. and il no choice shall have
been made in the caucus by that time
the balloting will go on from day to
day until a senator is elected. The Re-
publicans are strong enough. however.
~ forca an aa;ourpynapt aacb day a Ffor
. ,ar.,,ac,or,- h.I,o, ha ,,ran .o a..
70 live nm to tho reouirsnents NJ the
law In This event thew will meet In
caucus zach dav n, once after an ad-
iournment Of tho io;nt assemble and
continue 10 do 90 until a nomination in
caucus no made This can ne done ~
the different factions work together,
hu, n anv cons,derab,e number wani
70 se,t,e n On io;nt .ssemblv thew can
do so with the ai5 Of Denocr,,s Gov
werner Tanner has no, got ,.to, anv
MT in the f;,bt. a, ,eos, n. hos r,ad.
NO dec,ar.,ion 90 ,hot .srsct Co sar a.
the pubIic knows
Democrat. Nom,nn,. aur.,a.
Tho ,,euocro,;c ,o;rt c.rc,,. naval
voted ox-Co,.arnor Iohn ID Az, !,
no I-,;.aa c,,,o. 5000, 80, 1,,,S..
As pan,,h,;can. oon,ro, ,o,h $500.
90 ,ho as.o,,iI,, e. D..s 80
Ill, - -,o-oI,. .,..-. 49,
,,o,,,;n.,;o,, ,,', -, ana,.a.;:,, ~.
-. -, -, al, ''o Wi
ms
al the eandidates Remain CONFIDENT.
among legislators as to the sisnif,cance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19

Charleston, $. c. Jan. is.-There 10
only one Republican In the south Caro-
lima legislature and there are iss DEM
ocrats. The Republican member holds
his own caucus. which II always unani-
nous: a quorum Is always present. and
IL Is of portable character. The caucus
Is held wherever the Republican mem
Der happens TO he at the time OF hold
ing IL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEw yoRk Ian. Ia
Money on call easy n; Ia pr cent. I:
prime mercantile paper. JTas PER cent.
sterling exchange v as steady. with ariu I busi.
ness in bankers bills at <S.tftts.s. for DC
mand and ss,assstl for sixty days: poA~i
rates. ts59ts',s AID .~ctss,s; commercial
bills. 4ss
United States government tond. strong: q.
registered. i.o,s: do. coapoas isi,s: Sc
istercd. ilssz: do. coupons. 1itis: s- Registered
Ill; do coupons. iilt,: "a stored. 80:
Pacific SIS of ~. lc5<
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO ian. Ia
Following were the quotation. o1 the Board
Of Trade today: WI czt-JAnusry. orcn~t
nominal. closed ssisc; May. opcncd sic. oio-cd
0Ssc: July. opened sets-. clos-d ssi<-. Cora
january. opened nominal closed -: May
opened stssc. c'osci sss.c: July. o5.cncl ssir.
closed ssirr. Osfs-Januarv. or-rned AID
closed nominal: May. opened is--c. cly~ci isssc
Pork-January: opened and closed nominal.
MAY. opened 81 ~. closed ssas-. 1sard-Jan-
uary. Opened aud clio ed nrrnin.i: NAV. o.,-p-3.
-. lssr. c.a~cd siin.
Produce: Bu;tsr-Exfrs rrctnrrv. gis~ f--r
III; extra dairy. IL pr IN: frcsh parking
stock. -. krss - Frc.h s;o-k. lssfisr per
doz Pouitry-Turkcy~ sally pr III; ch ca
ems lscnsl. stSrsc: rnrcrs s9g@-. dariss.
sale: gccsc. :es-. Po,aspes- tsuriantS -
astc Per bu. Hrhr1ns !. - sE--t r.ss.
tocs-Illinois. 81 "ssi.is p~r bhl. Hon-y-whif.
clover. ios,ier pr m. cxfrarf-A se-c. Ap-
pics-Com:non 60 fancy. seesi.ss fcr hi
Chicago livr ssecs.
Cui-s.o. Ian. "a
Live s;ork-PrircH sf the rnion Sfa-k yarjs
today ranged ~ follows; Iio-.-E-;.rnst-d 70
ceipts for tho day. SLIM: sai-- g. a. o. "a
ass, pigs sipesS iisht. siisa5ss r~uxh
parking ssSor5S mixed and ss-se10
heavy packing and shipping ls,.
Cattle Ess mated recrip:- for the d.r. isJ0o.
quosa,ior- ranged ~ siesssss chcsos o. es.
ira shipping ss~-rs sassti0 s.od .. cbosr.
do. ssrsfst fair @ xyod. s8ssa tas cprnDpu
% medium aa. sisJef5so bs;rlcrs'. Seer.
s3osf, !. q stocscrs. si.ssatis fccf~rs sissN
5.Uoo~. s.tgGiss b-iscr. ei-ss1ss balls.
oxen and s.ass s:s,si.io Tcxz. Steers. and
$4,000 ~ veal calves.
sheep and Lamb Estimated rsrrirt. TO
the day Hoe. -.ir. rsnr~i o; ss@e5ss vr-s.
crn. sS.sssSp Texans. s.1s5sI native. and
$40 ees--s lant-.
Milwaukee Grsie-
MINIATURE. Ian ts
Wa a;-Nr. spring. sc: Nc. no-thrsn. lie:
Ma. ss. Co.n-No. q ss. Cat. No. : ~hs;..
isi-Giclac. Esriey-So. :. &c. amgies ss,vG
Sc. Rye-No. J. 9Asc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
Death or n Pioneer Citizen.

Bloomington. Ills. Jan. Ie.-Linns
Graves died yesterday morning after n
long illness. He came here In 1896. and
has resided In Bloomington ever since.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19

Washington. Jan. 49, - The great
epidemic of the bubonic plague in Bonn
bay has impelled the authorities of the
marine hospital service to take steps
to secure the utmost possible vigilance
by all officials of the United States to
prevent its introduction into this coun-
try. although no fears are felt at pres
ent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-01-19
Delaware -Rump- Legislature.

Dover. Del. Jan. le.-The 'Rump''
legislature. made up Of fourteen Repsb-
lican representatives and hree Re-
publican senators. held a caucus last
night and selected J. Edwards Addickn
as their candidate for United States SEN
afor