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The times., 1898-02-06
CENTURY CYCLISTS WON.
Tied Three Times and Tossed Win
ming Goal on Free Throw.

Tied Three Times and Tossed Win
ming Goal on Free Throw.
Tie large crowd OF ladies and their es-
corts attending the gafiIe OF basketball at
the Infantry Armory last night had enough
excitement to last them for some time.
1t was the league game between the Cen
tury Cycle Club and Company c., First
Battalion, nd was won by the former by
tire score OF TO 6.
1t was one OF the most closely contested
games OF the series, and gave the followers
OF both sides plenty OF opportunity for
enthusiastic roofing. The score was tied
three times and in the last few minutes
OF play in the final inning, with the score
to Is, the Centuries earned free throw,
on which Barghausen scored the winning
goal.
The game was snappy and fast on both
sides, but the winners had decidedly the
better team work, in which free, open
passing was a feature. Capt. Abell of
Centuries, was frequently appIauded for
his pretty 'ine throwing, several times
preventing ,lttack on his teams basket;
Rargha usen's goal throwing was another
feature He ;soaled five of the free throws
allowed his side. Corbey and Dodd also
played a good game. For the soldiers, Nc
Rae, Brown, and Grabe led In all-around
work.
The next ;cague game scheduled is for
next Wednesday evening, between the
Queer WheeImen and the Mount Pleasant
Athletic Club.
The iine-tID las nipht-
The times., 1898-02-06
EVENTS on NEW ORLEANS TRACK
Hugh Penny Disappoints His
Friends i'm the Running.

Hugh Penny Disappoints His
Friends i'm the Running.
New Orlea is, Feb. 5.J. j. McCafferty,
who dispose OF HequitaI several days ago.
lost the next best horse in his stable today.
lie entered Hugh PENN in a six and half
furlongs dash, the first on today's card,
for 5000. McCarferty expected to win
with him, and advised oil his friends TO
back the aged son of Luke blackburn The
race was " IN by the ! = TO l shot, Cherry
Bounce IL, iIi gallon. Hugh Penny was
oyerhurdene;i With fat and was not urged
as its owner and rider saw that he was
out OF 1t al the flag faH. Hugh Penny
got second l:oney from Van Brunt. After
the race, L ". noss, the owner of Van
Brunt, vino was entered for 500, and
who carrie top weight, claimed Hugh
Penny, the 'lorse costing him just S400-
$500 Of w'liCh was the amount of the
purse. Mc,rafferty took the situation as
cooily as possible. Summarizes:
First race-Six and a half furlongs.
Cherry BouIce, H., Il to l, won; Hugh
Penny, secoad; Van Brunt, third. Time
l:26.
second race-Four furlongs. Bessie Tay-
lor, 3 to 1, won; Mouseltoff, second; Rather
in D., third. Time, 0:52 IL.
Third race Six furlongs. lila, s to l ,
won; Mazep9a, second: Wells street, third.
Time, lis IA.
Fourth race-SiN furlOngs. Sligo, 3 to 5,
Won; Treopis second; Wiggins third. Time,
1:I7.
Fifth rac@ six furlongs. Bob white, i .
to 1, won; Drawros. second; jim Hogg,
third. Time, 20.
Sixthface -Sevenfurlongs. Fun Hand, 8
to 8, won; J. A. b., second; stock holm,
third. Time, I:34
The times., 1898-02-06
THE WEEK ENDS DULL
Realizing Continues and the Van
derbiltS Decline.
Prpsnects of IA Rally in the Near
Future Induced by Cheap
Money Discussed.

New York. Feb 5.-The developments
in the market for securities since the
first of the year have not been entirely
satisfactory to professional operators
on the stock exchange. The investment
demand for both stocks and bonds, par
ticularly the latter, has been large at
times, and it will continue probably for
some little time. The large amount OF
money seeking investment and the re-
funding schemes that have been an
nounced. and in many cases accom-
plished. have led investors TO accept
lower rates OF interest than they have
heretofore obtained. IN consequence
there has been a good demand for in
terest and dividend paying securities OF
all kinds Within the last few months
reductions in the fixed charges OF i'm
portaut railway systems have been ef-
fected. These matters have not put
prices up as yet, but it seems likely
that there may be IAN advance this
month.
The dealings to-day were ON fairly
large scale, with the, Burlington lead
ing in respect to activity and also scor-
ing the greatest net advance. Other
noteworthy movements were in Penn
sylvania, General Electric, Sugar, and
Metropolitan Railway.
OF the less active stocks, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis COM
mon was most conspicuous, at net ad-
vance of ! IA per cent. The stocks of
all the transportati0 companies op-
Grating in the middle Western States
ere strong, and Lake Erie and West
ern preferred closed 2A per cent. high
er than yesterday. The advance in Bur-
lington was accompanied by revival
of the report that the company has sold
$50, ,000, 900 of Sia per cent refunding
bonds to a bankers syndicate.
The weekly statement Of averages Of
the associated banks shows the small
est increase in lawful money for many
weeks, namely, s2,000000.
The times., 1898-02-06
,,,crrLscH BEATS THE FIELD.
wins the Ten-mile Skating Mhseh
at Spring Lake.

Poughkeepsie. Feb. 5.-Several thou
sand lovers of amateur sport shivered
in q rainstorm this afternoon TO see
champion ]. X. McCulloch win a hnal
race in the national amateur speed
skating championships of America Tor
1898 on the Spring Lake track.
In the ten-mile championship race OF
America the starters We're McCuiloch,
of Winnipeg; Benefeuille, of Rat Port
age: McClave, of New York, and Gibos.
of Newburgh, and Thomas Cooney, OF
cornwall. The pace from the start
was quite fast. and when it Jagged Nc
Culloch would hit up a little to keep
himself warm McCulloch let the oth-
ers set the pace until the third lap OF
the ninth mile, when he spurted out
like a rocket. and soon gained lead OF
fifty or sixty yards. Bellefeuille nm
ished second and McClave third. Time,
36:49 3-5.
The one-mile novice race was won
easily by E. A Kent, of Cornwall. He
was protested J. w. Olmstead, or
Dorchester. Mass, was second, Time.
9.9T %.
The times., 1898-02-06
CARNEY'S FISTIC EVENTS
The New Manager Is Reaching Ont
for Coed Men.
He Has Offered a 81, 200 Purse for
Kid Lar .gne and Reddy Bel
ton of Boston.

Mike Carney, the young man who has
leased the Spa Athletic Club, viii make a
cleau-cut effort to give the sporting lads
of the District entertainments of the fiStic
order to the fashion OF the large cities. He
has now match on with Jim Janey, the
Washington BLACK Demon" and Charley
johnson, who has figured in many contests.
This event s.ill he pulled off on the even
ing OF FehrLsry ID, ana viii be merry
contest. -
Manager Carney intends TO bring some
good men to his locality. and has offered a
$1,000 purse for Kid Layigne and Paddy
Fenton, OF Boston, for twenty rounds dur
ing the racing season. Fenton has signed,
but LavisRe as yet has failed tn respond.
This would make rattlinS go, and the
sports OF W ashinyton will he pleased TO
hear that tue articles have been signed by
both parties.
The times., 1898-02-06
,washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Na.ional Safe Deposit and Trust,
15atIl412 2: Washington Loan and Trust,
at 80; Capital Traction, 81 at 73; Met
ropolitan Fif, Insurance, / l at 70; Amer
lean Graphophone, 200 at II; Pneumat tic
Gun Carriage, 100 at 80 cts, 200 at 38
cts, 100 at 81 cts; Mergenthaler Limo
type, SO at IA Ia.
After CAN u. S. as, coupon, $500 at
ia 2; U. S. As, registered, 81 900 at
113 12; American Graphophone, 100 at
1914, 50h5l5 3-S; U. S. Electric Light,
g at LOG.
The times., 1898-02-06
CONTINENTAL CYCLE TOURING.
Points in the Report Of the L. A. w.
Presid ent.

New York, Feb. 5.-The annual report
of President Potter. of the L. A w.
which will be read at the national as
sembly of the league at st. Louis next
week. was issued today. He deals at
length upon the work Of the executive
and transportation committees during
the past year.
On the question of touring he says
that arrangements have been made
with the governments of Belgium,
Switzerland and Italy, and that one
with France is expected whereby L. A
w. members may cross the border
without annoyance of customs officials.
The subjects of cycle paths and the
relation Of racing to the league are
fully discussed.
The times., 1898-02-06
Brokers Building a Racing Yacht

Montreal. Feb. 5.-The members of the
build a yacht to compete in the trial ra ces
which will % sailed on Lake st. Louis, to
pick defender for tile Sea wa mia ka Cup
races. She will be sailed by the brokers,
who can pick a good crew from among their
number, maay OF them being experts in
yacht sailing.
The times., 1898-02-06
Changes IN Plumbing Regulations.

The Commissioners yesterday made sew
Each registered plumber is required to
deposit S25 with the collector of taxes
before being granted a pc rmit to make any
cut in any paved street. A schedule of
the charges Cor repairing pavements is
given, and a statement OF accounts to
be rendered monthly is provided for.
The times., 1898-02-06
wheat Firm, But Dealings Limited.

Chicago, Feb. 5.-There was slow but
firm marke. in wheat today. st. Louis
bought wheat, a portion of it supposed to
be against Yesterdays sales. Liverpool
was trifle easier. though Paris sho wed a
sharp advance. Exports for the week were
3,40o 900 rshels, and today's clea RANGES
were only $4,000 bushels. Minneapolis
and Duluth had 3s7 cars, against 2Te for
the same day a year ago.
The times., 1898-02-06
win spar This Afternoon.

Jack rarrAn win endeavor this after
noon to stop Joe Mack in ten rounds If
he does he wiIl win S25, otherwise he viii
lose that mount. The match VIII be
pulled off at a well known suburban road
house at 3 O'Clock.
The times., 1898-02-06
4 Friendly Suit.

john Prio-sau, executor of the estate OF
MaryC. Wine yesterda V entereda friendly
suit in equity against Villa Winter and
other heirs II the estate, for a settlement
of questions involved in lis executorship.
The times., 1898-02-06
The Aqueduct Bridge Roadway.

The new roadway for the Aqueduct
Bridge was up for discussion at meet
ing of the District Commissioners yester-
day afternoon. Nothing has been decided
on in the matter, as yet.
The times., 1898-02-06
The lineup last night:

Score-C. :. c., :; Co. c, 6. Field goals
for C. c. C., corbey, ?. Free goals Barg-
hausen, o. Field goals for Co. C, McRae, 1;
Brown, /. Free goals, McRae 4. Um-
pires, Adam johnson and c. A. Norris
Referee, Sidney Bieber- Timer, P. w
Smith. Scorer, L. NJ. Taylor.
Standing Of tearnsin the District League.
The times., 1898-02-06
An-
wool
Chew
lot
Suits,
=

sos is no price at all for mems
all-wool cheviot suits gentlemeni
Do YOU know that we couldn't buy
these suits now under the new
tariff to sell for double 50. IS?
We're getting nd of them SIM
ply because they're small lots, and
many of them are imported fabrics,
and we can't buy any more like
them to fill up the assortments.
They're everlasting wearers-just
the thing for business use. You
ought to have at least two of them
If you can find your size Come
III Monday.
The times., 1898-02-06

Capital Traction looks well, and it's
friends are predicting a good rise from
present figures for the stock. With the
underground system they say the eX-
pense will be reduced 10 per cent, and
the earnings increased an. equal
amount. This they explain will allow
sinking fund and per cent dividends
at least besides. They also mention
that the road will get its water free
from the canal company and its coal
cheap.
The times., 1898-02-06
Parker, Bseidgef & Co
Cf0ff1feS.S, 3f5 zfh ST.
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


FOR RENT-62l 18th st. NV :; first or
second floor; suitable for d octor or
dentist; other rooms from So up. elegant
table in the tJuse, ever thing nuIne-naue.
1t
FOR RENT La ge unfur. narlorS; with or
without Ooardi also other rooms 70
Grant Place. fe6-3t
WANTED ,econd hand electric, motor:
from L Il to 3 hurse power. BON 81.
this office. 1t
WANTED-Second-ha hand printing material.
especially Eallevs and cylinder press.
Address PRINTER. this office. 1t
WANTED Two or three unfur. rooms for
light hou sakee Ding. near Pension or
flee: private family preferred Address
Il. NJ. c., thus office. 1t
GRAND annual baIl OF the Goa chman's As
sociation, so. i, National Rifles ArmorY.
Monday. February 4. Marine Band VIII
furnish music. 1t
FOR RENT-Eery cesira BILE .unfumished
rooms; heat and gas; references eX-
changed. So 9th st. NV, leo-oe
FOR SAL.E--3 big bargains in grocery
stores: all cheap rents; desirable iec%a-
tionS. ana at prices less than actual cost
of saiahir sick contained in them: one at
S225; one at $3.50, and one at S4ou. tahe
,.nnr cboica MERC IAL, 6lU h ST. NV.
fee 3t
wANTEn-Ane elderly model maker: skilled
with iiC eaw and lathe, make WORK
sira wings from figured sketches. sIdoe
wa ges. omen Gntu ThurSday,p. IN. AddIess
c. 81. r., this office
FOR SALE Centrally located dining ana
lunch room. on the Avenue eAceilene
onn1rtuuitv: owner leaving city Aadfess
L. u. s., this Office. - ~ -
The times., 1898-02-06
New York Stock Market.

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Stock Exchange,
1427 T street.
The times., 1898-02-06

The earnings of the Southern Rail-
way for the fourth week of January in
creased $4,000. For the month the in
crease was $4,000. Texas Pacific,
fourth week, s27 1000; St Louis South
western, fourth week, s37, 900.
The times., 1898-02-06

Chicago Grain and Provision Ma rket
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs C Co.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange,
The times., 1898-02-06
BICYCLES REPAIRED

At small cost.
z. T. BURR. 727 18th St. Y. W,
The times., 1898-02-06

WASrED-Second-h ma nd printing material.
especially Eallevs and cylinder press.
AlrirpSs PRINTER. [ lis nffirp. 1T
The times., 1898-02-06

The hope of the grangers now is the
large spring wheat crop. Ii was prob
ably largely in excess of both the gov
ernment and private estimates. The
unpleasant thing in the outlook is the
rate difficulties that seem to be grow
ing more serious.
The times., 1898-02-06

WANTED Two or three unfur. rooms for
light hou sakee Ding. near Pension OF
flee: private family preferred Address
u. NJ. c., this office. 1t
The times., 1898-02-06

WANTED secona- Inland electric motor:
from L - to 3 nurse power. BOX 81.
this office. 1t
The times., 1898-02-06

FOR RENT La ge unfur. narlorS; with or
without uoard; also other rooms 20
Grant Place. fe63t
The times., 1898-02-06

The profit taking in Northern Pacific
is '!ke.v to continue during the first
part OF the week at least There is
hardly anybody, however. that believes
the Klondike fever has yet had its full
effect on this property. Speculativelye
there is probably money on the bull side
of it.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16
Commissioners Proceedings

The Board of Commissioners of San
Juan county, N. NJ, met in special ses.
sion Thursday, Sept. Sth, 1898, for the
purpose of appointing boards ofregis- o.
tration for the general electio Nov.
Sth, 1898. Present. Commissioners P.
NJ Salmon and J, f. Manzanares. and
Clerk Vim. McRae. The following
boards of registration we're appointed:
Precinct No. 1-.Marcelino Garcia,
GOrgonia Jaquez, John Walser.
Precinct No, 2-J. H. Austin, John
Sharp, G. s. Boyd.
Precinct No. 8 George Ii. Evorsole,
Geo. w. Jones, James Sparrow.
Precinct No. Al. H. DeLuche L.
@, Burnham, W. E. Weidemeyer.
Precinct No. 5-Homer Hayes, j. E.
Locke, VIM. Sutherland.
Precinct No "a. A. Potter, Fill
Green, Francisco Sanchez
Precinct No. III. A. Manzanares,
]. N. Jaquez, Martin Pacheco.
Precinct No. sc. s. Cameron, John
Spear, M. L. Page.
Precinct No. 81. T. Jaquez, Victor
Trujillo, Miguel Espanoza.
Precinct No. lO-A. Z. Chubb, A. D.
Mcintosh, w. Q. Flack.
The board then adjourned.
z. M. SALMON,
Attest: Chairman Pro Tenn.
VIM. MCRAE. Clerk.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

Set, with more tools We sell at S2 So.
Either will save their cost in a few
weeks. Gents half soles 25c a pair.
3Oc postpaid, Ladies' and boys half
soles Zoe. a pair, 23c. postpaid Heels
l0c. a pair, l2c. postpaid, We have
Shoe Tacks, Clements and everything
needed for shoe repairing. Call or
write.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16
ARNMGTON, new MEXICO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER T, 1898.

elected to the presidency of the repub-
lie of Guatemala. Estrada Camera
was first vice-president of Guatamala
during the presidency of Regina Bar,
rios. When the latter was assassinat
ed recently Camera assumed the Of
flee of chief executive as provided by
law. The elections Just concluded at
Guatamala place him in office for the
ensuing term.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16
For SnIe.

Anyone in need Of any of the follow
ing list of goods, can save money by
calling at The TIMES office: One steel
range, heating stove, refrigerator,
! table, dishes, glasses, and various
other articles.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

NhouAuk N5l llls
Last Friday was Colorado day at the
Omaha exposition. Four thousand
Colorado people were on the grounds
and 10, 600 watermelons that had been
contributed by Colorado people, were
served free on the grounds.
.........
The state conventions of the Demo-
cratic, Silver Republican and Populst
parties of Colorado met at Colorado
Springs on the Sth inst. Prior to the
meeting it was alleged that the Silver
Republican party was being used in
the interest of Senator Wolcott and
the administration party, and the con
veution would be run in their interest
In this emergency Hon. Chas, A.
Towne, chairman of the national com.
mittee was sent for and upon his ar
rival Senator Teller and Congressman
ShafrO,h addressed communication
to him through A. NJ. Stevenson, ma
tional committeeman for Colorado,
which was also endorsed by him,
charging that Richard Broad. jr..
chairman Of the state committee ahd
W. X. Freeman, secretary, were trait
ors o the silver Republican party and
had conspired to destroy the party or
ganization and betray the party into
the hands of It's enemies. Thereupon
Mr.. TOwne removed Mr.. Broad from
the position of chairman and Mr..
Freeman from the position of secre'
tary of the state central committee
and appointed James II. Blood rs
chairman. Mr.. Broad and his sup
porters denied the right of Chairman
TJwnc to remove him and his recre-
tary and refused to vaCate. This
caused split in the party, part Of the
delegates with certain contesting del
egations going into convention with
Broad and other delegates recogniz-
ing the authority of Blood. The opera
house at Colorado Springs had been
engaged b. the Silver Republicans for
their convention. The manager
turned the building over to the Blood
supporters who barricaded the build.
ing and placed an armed guard inside.
The Broad faction undertook to take
the building Wednesday morning at
daybreak with an armed force, which
was resisted and in the battle which
ensued ChaS. 5. Harris was killed and
several others were said to be wound
ed. Harmony was finally restored by
both factions relinquishing all right to
the opera house and hiriAg other halls
The Broad or Wolcott} faction nom
mated full state ticket with Simon
Guggenheim Of Pueblo at the head for
governor, and a convention of the
same faction at Pueblo nominated b.
Clark Wheeler Of Aspen for congress =
man of the Second district. The Dem.
ocrats, Populists and the Blood lor
Teller wing of the Silver Republicans
united on a ticket with Chas. S. Thorn
as of Denver at the head for governor.
aon. John G. Bell was renominated by
these parties for congressman of the
second district.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16
OUR FAIR.
The faTmingtsn Fair a Signal
Success Throughout,

The Best Exhibit of Fruit, VeGeta.
b!es and Grain San Juan County
Has Ever DispIayed---Some Very
Good Sports~-A Large Crowd.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16
home COBBLINGl

One way to
make money or
save it, is to do
your own Shoe
Repairing. We
have two styles
otCobbling sets.
The one shown
in cut we sell for
81. IS. Il h g
Home CobhliDg
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

Joseph Chamberlain, colonial secre-
tary of Great Britain, his wife and
daughter arrived in New York on the
9TH inst. on the Majestic. They expect
to visit Mrs Chamberlain's parents at
Boston and then make an extended
tour through the United States to San
Francisco. thence north and through
British Columbia.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

Last Friday was Colorado day at the
Omaha exposition. Four thousand
Colorado people we're on the grounds
and 10, 600 watermelons that had been
contributed by Colorado people, were
served free on the grounds.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

At the Utah Republican convention
last Friday Chief Justice Zane was
nominated for supreme judge, and
Alma +. Eldredge for congress. The
platform commends the administra.
ton in its conduct of the war, favors
free coinage independent of the action
of any other country.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

1t will be the "Territory Of Hawaii" "
That is the name which the annexa-
ton commission has decided to re-
commend to congress. The form of
government will be modelled on that
of existing territories. There will be
no further departures from this form
than local conditions and national po-
litical considerations make necessary
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

General Joseph Wheeler's youngest
son, Lieutenant Thomas H. Wheeler,
and Lieutenant Newton d. Klrkpat-
rick of the First United States cavel.
ry, we're drowned Wednesday even
ing, the 9TH inst, while bathing in the
surf within short distance of General
Wheeler's headquarters. Their bodies
were found on the beach early Thurs
day morning.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

The English victory at Omdurman
is most complete. Nearly II 900 der.
wishes were left dead on the field, the
wounded are estimated at 10000, and
there are about 4, 500 prisoners. The
khalfa is running away so fast that he
is dropping wife at every jump of
the camel.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

The empress of Austria was assas-
sinated near the Hotel Beaurivago;
Geneva, Switzerland, Saturday after
noon by an Italian anarchist named
Lucchoni. who was arrested. The EN-.
press died in few minutes after being
stabbed.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

contestants in this race, and John
Austin Of Aztec won easily.
Horse Races-George Cooper won
the quarter mile race, and Lee Brown
won the half mile.
The premiums had not been award
ed at the time of going to press, but
we will give list of them next week.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

A. San Francisco dispatch says news
was received there yesterday that
Manue! Estrada Genera has been
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

Secretary Alger has requested the
president to order a thorough and
searching investigation of the war de-
partment. In this request the secre.
tary has been joined by AdjuJant Gen.
erai Corbin.
The San Juan times. (Farmington, N.M.) 1891-1900, 1898-09-16

New Westminster, B. c., was de
stroyed by fire Sunday Loss estimat-
ed at S25OO,OOO.
Evening journal., 1898-07-11
SATURDAY WEDDINGS.

To get married on Saturday is the
fashion of the Summer says a New
York commentator. Society is stand
ing open mouthed at this new idea, for
if there has been these last twenty
years any one day regarded as pecu-
liarly inappropriate and unlucky for
weddings that day has Jeen Saturday.
But of a sudden Saturday has been
seized on as the day of all days for the
most elaborate bridals Of the moment.
The most important weddings OF
June were set for that day of the week,
and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
have been cast quite into the shade.
What mas brought this change Of
feeling about among the brides can
hardly be told
Besides the prejudice that has al
ways existed against Saturday itself it
has long been the custom to have mar
riages take place in the early part of
the week. Tuesday and Wednesday
have been very favorite days. Only
those people as a rule who have been
Indifferent to public opinion have
ever Thought Of getting married dur
ing the latter half of the week. This
sudden making of Saturday as the
fashionable wedding day of the Spring
and early Summer is, therefore, little
short of remarkable and is occasioning
a great deal of talk.