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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-17

BURRELL-Died in Brooklyn. N.
Y, Sunday, Dec. 4th. at 6:15 O'Clock,
at his residence, 1887 Fulton St., VIM.
7. Burrell, only son OF Colista Burrell
and brother ofMrs. Wilson r. Grey
and Mrs. Ulysses s. Briggs, both of
this city. His funeral was preached
by Rev. Dixon, pastor OF the Concord
Baptist Church of which he was q
member. assisted by Rev. Brown.
The casket was OF dark oak. The
funeral designs were many and very
handsome.
he was adevoted husband, a loving
father, dutiful son and kind broth.
er.
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise"
Age. % years, months. days. He
died as he lived--trusting in the Lord
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/ There will be grand concert and
festival given at the Moore st. Baptist
Church for the benefit of the Galilee
Baptist Church to help them rebuild
another church, Monday night, Dec.
10th. 1898. Given by Miss Mary Ma
formance commences at $3.50. Come
out and help us.
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GRAND SUPPER.
Church Aid Club, No. A.

The hall and spacious parlors Of Mr..
w. /. Johnson en- Foushee St., were
brilliantly lighted on Thursday even
ing. the Sth inst. the occasion being
an excellent supper given by Church
Aid Club, No. 4, to its members in hon.
or Of the grand work which has beer
done by them IN the last four years.
1he club is the heaviest in the z. d
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for three bottles, express paid, to
THE OZONIZED OK MARROW CO.,
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WE ARE YOUR FRIENDS
Our Agents Will Call to eeYou~
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and ms. Company.
Authorized Capital Stock, $4,000.
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OFFERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

W. F. GRAHAM. Pres. B. CUNNINGHAM Vice Pres
JOHN 7. TAYLOR, Secretary Manager.
A. T. CRIMES, Treasurer.
E. F. Johnson, S. ]. Gilpin ]. J. Carter A. Martin
A. B. Hawkins.
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Our managers repre-
senng in the persons of
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WANTED-Ten agents to secure
members for the best society on
earth. Apply Monday morning with
references q: No. III o. Broad Street.
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oHEsAPRAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Christmas and New Year Holiday Rates

Holiday and excursion tickets will
stations on O. & o. Railway, on De-
cember %, %, "a, %, 20. 30, 81. and
January 1 and 2, with final limit of
January 4. To students OF colleges,
holding certificate from the principal,
the sale of these tickets will also be
made December 10Th to 21st addition
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LEMAs-- QUARLKs-The marriage Of
Mrs. Sophia e. Quarles to Mr.. Charles
Lemas will take place Thursday, Dec.
22nd. 1898 at p. M. at the residence of
the brides parents 9l2 N. 7th Street.
Friends are invited. No cards.
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AN EMPHATIc DENIAL

Second: Virginia Seminary has not
been thrown entirely upon the re-
sources of the Negro Baptist Churches
OF Virginia for its financial support.
The American Baptist Home Mission
Society is now paying the salary and
expenses of Rev. j. w. Kirby, who is
engaged in an effort to secure money
from the Negro Baptists of Virginia
for the erection of building in con-
nection with Virginia Union UNIVERSE
ty and for the pay ent OF the debt OF
Virginia Seminary. The Home Mis-
SIGN Society is very DESTROYS OF having
this work &C mpleted, and is bearing
it's full share OF the expense of doing
~
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GEN. MORGAE's LETTER.

have received q copy of the Pre-
smble ard Resolutions adopted by G
so-ealled Congress, held at Lynchburg
Va, Nov. 80, 1898. In order to correct
any Misunderstanding which may
arise from the publication of these
Pretmhle and Resolutions Iwish tC
sag.
First: That the American Baptist
Home Mission Society has kept all Of
its contracts ard pledges with refer
ence GO the Virginia Seminary, and IL
prepared to keep them strictly in let
ter and in spirit.
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MAGNO'S MESSAGE.

SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES
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ST BsCRIBE TO THE PLANET.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-12-17

Mr.. Edward Corbin, of King
William Co., called on US.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-01
THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News Mining Stocks,
Metal Quotations-Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
ducs-Review of Trade.

New York. Feb. 2S.-To-day's stock mar
ket was strong but the activity was
largely centered in the leading stocks,
such as Sugar, the Changers, Northern
Pacific preferred and few others. The
most notable strength was also shown by
these stocks Total sales showed consid-
cradle falling off from the recent average
and the market lacked breadth. business
being poorly distributed.
London was q seller of stocks to-day
for the first time for a considerable pc
Rod The local market was as little at
fected by this movement it was by
Londons persistent buying during the re-
cent declines, if a temporary heaviness at
the opening be excepted The fall in in
ternatonal stocks in the early dealings
was sharp. but only for brief time. Add
ed to the days net gains the early weak
ness makes the range of prices in stocks
affected very considerable. Apprehensiohs
over the Cuban question were in allegiance
and the course of the market continued
upward after the opening with the excep-
ton of a slight reaction after noon and
some Welding from the highest near the
close profit taking. The noon reac-
ton was attributed to disappointment be-
cause the supreme court refrained from
handing down its decision in the Nebras-
in London and New York of the Cuban
question seemed to be completely reversed
for the recent disposition in London to
look confidently for peaceful solution
gave way to depression to-day, the de-
elines in Spanish As both in London and
Paris being particularly significant. But
it is none the less lightly significant that
the simultaneous decline in stock prices in
London and the rise in New York were
accompanied by a stiffening of money
rates i'm London and notably easier tone
in New York.
Call loans were made low as ~ per
cent here to-day. presumably in response
to the gold shipments. $1,000 900 additional
being announced. There is talk that eff
forts will be made to have the remaining
government deposits of the Union Pacific
money left in New York banks for the
present. The amount of these deposits
still remaining in the New York banks
is estimated at SIS 900. 900. The days net
gains in active stocks ranged up to :
per cent. and in few cases more than
| that Sugar gaining four points.
The bond market was not active to-
day and showed early depression, but re-
covered in sympathy with the strength
in stocks. Total sales. 81, 100000. u S. As
| registered declined q Z. s. As coupon 3.
and the old AS and the SIS u per cent.
1 hid
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CHICAGO MARK ETS.



Chicago Feb 2s-Wheat was strong
from the start. Opening prices in July
were about a cent higher than Satur-
days closing, ranging from Ss1saSsssc,
while MAY was 1I6t&c higher at 81 .03et
/ .O4. A temporary dip followed. There was
a good deal of realizing by people who
were satisfied with the profits shown in
the opening advance. and this selling
sent the price of July to sec and May to
81 02ssdl 021s Then the real strength of
the market was shown. AS soon as the
first pressure of selling was removed
prices began to advance at once, big and
little coming into the market to cover
their lines and for two hours prices
moved upward slowly but steady, every
slight reaction being followed by renew
ed buying At the end of that time May
had advanced to 81 .04A and July to 901sc.
This strength was due mostly TO news
from Liverpool. That market was excep-
tonally strong, showing Amssd advance
at l:30 D. M. later cables recording even
better prices
After advancing to s1.0512 for May and
9O1Rc for July the demand was satisfied.
During the last half hour .or so profit
taking was INDUCED in in sufficient vol
ume to send prices down to 81 .O44 Tor
May and S934c for July by closing time.
Up to noon the market for corn was
very strong and good advances were re-
corded May closed sc higher.
Oats We're strong. May closed Ac high
er.
Provisions We're fairly active and irreg-
ular At the close May pork was DC high
er, May lard 2lac lower and May ribs &C
higher.
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European Nisinformation About the L. 5
ESrC,,, the Detroit Tribune

From the Detroit tribune.
The massive and stupendous ignor-
ance of American sentiment and opin-
ion which prevails in Europe has be-
come proverbial, and it was never man
ifested more luminously than in the
comments of the European press on the
De Lone incident. Years ago it was
not strange that the European news
papers had generally an erroneous
opinion of affairs in the United States.
With the improved facilities for the
transmission of news and the increased
intercourse by water, it might be ex-
pected that England at least would
know better; but, on the contrary, the
London press is the chief sinner. Even
this is less of a mystery than it would
seem.
The principal European correspond
ent in this country is George Washing
ton SmaHey, the representative of the
London Times in New York Original
~ Mr.. Smalley was an American; but
years of residence in London converted
him into a Britisher of the necessary
$40 stolidity Mr.. Smalley knows d
great deal about English politics. OF
American politics he knows little. Fur
thermore he resides in New York, the
most truly provincial city in the United
States. Even the most brilliant New
York newspapers habitually misrepre
sent anu the real S6llll-
ment of the country. They still believe
that Hoboken is a representative West
ern city and that the political opinions
prevailing in the Tenderloin are char
acteristic of the nation. Mr.. Smalley
is even narrower than the average New
York editor. His opinions of things
American are shaped by his own views
and the beliefs of perhaps a half hun
dred acquaintances who know possibly
less about the United States as a whole
than he.
Herein is the secret of 80 per cent.
of the European newspaper misinfor-
nation about the United States and
the msinterpretation of American SEN
timent. Mr.. Smalley telegraphs his
views of things American to the Lon
don Times. The Times accepting his
lucubrations as fact proceeds to COM
ment editorially thereon. The CONT
mental press of Europe draws its opn-
/ ions largely from the London Times.
1t depends on the Times for foreign
news, and the leaven of the Times still
leavens the whole lump of European
pean misinformation about American
affairs is the expanded and elaborated
transformation of George Washington
Smalley, who means well enough, per-
haps, but who doesn't know. In cases
where the error is peculiarly glazing it
/ is safe to say that Mr.. Smalley, losing
confidence somewhat in his own judg-
ment, has been relying on the editorial
page of some New York newspapers for
his inspiration and information.
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Deceived b, the weather yane.

From the Syracuse Standard.
1t is related that Rev. DR.. Charming on
one occasion failed to call on friend Tor
several days and the latter became anx-
ious as to the doctors health as the
weather was warm and genial. He went
to call on him and found Charming IN his
library. the sun streaming through the
closed windows and blazing fire in the
CRATE: the room was almost suffocating.
The doctor himself seemed in his usual
health and spirits. Naturally, the visitor
asked why he was not enjoying the soft
air and Sunshine. Charming shook his
head and said.
impossible. my friend. / dare not. and
YOU know / never do venture out of doors
in an east wind
But the wind has been in the south
for the last three weeks urged his
friend.
You are greatly mistaken, replied the
doctor Look at the weather vane,s and
he pointed triumphantly TO the weather
cock Of a neighboring church.
But that vane has not moved for the
last three weeks. II wants oiling, was
the response.
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Financial Cablegraui.

New York Feb. 2s.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets were heavy and dull to-
day. due not so much to the later political
news as to the liquidation of accounts by
defaulting clients at the settlement and
TO other forced closing of accounts. A
sharp fall in Spanish stocks was also an
adverse feature. Americans opened dull
lfeless. There is little business in them
here buyers awaiting developments in
the United States.
Gold liz in strong demand for New York
at rs CAD. There are practically no sup
plies here and G50O.o00 have been engaged
for shipment from France. | am told on
good authority that some eagles may
leave the Bank of England this week
cannot confirm ii and do not expect it,
ANY heavy drain might raise the bank
rates.
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A KLONDlKE SCHEME.
Seven Yoke of Oxen to lie Killed Mt Tes-
lin Lake and Frozen.

Seven Yoke of Oxen to BE Killed at Tes-
lin Lake and Frozen.
Great Falls, Feb. ga dispatch from
Havre states that there has just passed
through that town a party of IA men
bound for the Klondike. They have
with them seven yoke of oxen. each
animal weighing over 1,500 pounds. and
all of them trained for work. These
they are shipping to Seattle, and from
there they will be taken by boat to
Fort Wrangel. thence overland to Lake
Tesin. There they will be butchered
and the meat shipped to Dawson in
peculiar kind of floating refrigerator
which they intend to build on the spot
BY that method the meat will arrive at
it's destination in the summer time in a
frozen condition and the spectators
think they will make barrels of money
selling it. They carry with them a
portable saw mill and all of the neces-
sary tools for the building of their boat
and refrigerator.
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PRICES TOO HIGH.
Stockmen Are Asking Too Much for
Their Cattle.

Great Falls, Feb. 2S-J. w. Searles,
who is the solicitor for the Great
Northern for live stock shipments, re-
turned this morning from a trip
through the states of Washington and
Oregon. His experiences there and his
observations all confirm what has been
said of the prices on cattle and sheep.
The winter in the country through
which he has just passed has been very
like that which Montana has expert
enced and all of the cattle men are
figuring on good prices for their hold
ings. This afternoon in talking of the
matter he said:
They are holding pretty stiff, very
high in fact, higher considerably than
l fear they are warranted in holding
them. considering the experiences the
feeders of the feeding district had who
bought heavily there last season"
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yisiI,Ie SUNNY.

New York. Feb. 2S.-The statement offs
the visible supply of grain in store and
afioat Saturday, Feb. 26, as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange is as
follows
Wheat-34 0SS 900 bushels, decrease 1.34i,-
600 bushels.
Corn-i0, so. eco bushels; decrease, 10000
bushels.
Oats-l3 413 600 bushels; increase III, 900
bushels.
Rye, 600 900 bushels; increase, $4,000
bushels.
Barley I65. 900 bushels decrease $4,000
bushels
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IT can say one thing for Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy; and that is that it excels any
proprietary medicine 1 have seen on
the market. and | have been in the
practice of medicine and the drug bust
ness for the past 40 years, writes
J. M. Jackson, M. D., Bronson, Fla.
Physicians like Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy be-
cause it is a scientific preparation. and
because it always gives quick relief.
Get a bottle at your drug store.
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Live stock.

Chicago. Feb. 2s.-Cattle-Cattle were
about 10n15c higher. Poorest beef steers.
S.. S0a4. 20; strictly choice to extra fine,
s.. 50m5 So. the bulk going at S4.3Oa5 10;
stockers and feeders, $3.30n4.5o: best grade
of calves. Sc. 50d7 .1212: common. s4n6.25
Hogs-Hogs were about 2l5c lower. Hogs
sold at s.. s2l4G4 .O7Iz chiefly at 81. 9o04 80;
pigs sold largely at So. 40M3.9O
Sheep-There was a fairly active de-
mand for sheep and lambs. Lambs sold at
s.. 5O6i4 Is for the poorest up to s3u5.50 for
fair to choice flocks. and ycarlings sold
at 81 G0d5 Inferior sheep. s3G3.50. prime
focks. 81. 50a4 60. fed Westerns predomi-
mated and sold largely at s4G4.5O.
Receipts-Cattle. 1850. hogs, 5000;
sheen Dc 900
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cuMoRoPs ARE LOADED.
some Kinds of Candy Garry Rouge and
Liquid Refreshments.

Confectioners are turning their art in
something besides the production Of
harmless sweets. For instance, there IS
the new style gumdrop. Ii comes In
little, fascinating red drops that come
forth in the dressing-room or some sly
corner 20 do duty as a rouge pot, Think
of the frauds those red candies are! But
that's what the red comfit that leads
this double life can do and nobody be
the wiser for il. It's not so easy to carry
a box Of red paint and a little rag
around but a candy is so blameless-
looking that no one wouldt guess
would ever in passing between the por-
tails of ''pearly teeth rouge the lips on
the route and say nothing to anyone
about 1t.
There is another use TO which the
harmless little bonbon is being put--that
of carrying cologne around to brighten
the eyes. Eat Il piece of sugar-common
''loaf"-put a piece of cologne on IL
and see what happens. They say that 1t
brings tears to the eyes and that the
velvet orbs swim in moisture that adds
to their brilliancy, but 1t is something
of an experiment to try it, However,
there are girls who do this sort of thing
and no amount of argument would
keep the cologne candy from their lips.
Wine comes in for a share of the con-
fectioner's art here. And when 1t comes
10 tTSnCH liquors All iitH lcniRto-
tons ii does seem hard that the choco-
late drop may not be trusted along with
the other things people believe in.
Another thing that must be put down
with the shattered idols Of the person
who has lost faith in honbons Is the
fact that belladonna is carried about in
them, which, when swallowed, makes
the eyes grow dark and large about the
pupils
All these candles are made in forms
that closely resemble the other simpler
ones, so that only an expert could tell
their hidden charm. But the girls have
some sort of a code by which they be-
come aware of the contents of the mys-
FERROUS ones and know how to buy them
with the eye of the connoisseuse. The
wine candies are hard to carry about
and soon perish If they are not speedily
consumed. They were originally de-
signed to give the girl bit of choice
refreshment between the acts"
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by voluntary and mutual efforts: that
IL one or more of those directly interested
in the property improved would take the
contract for trimming the trees and
lawns and water the same the results
would be far more satisfactory than
any other method.
The committee also presented the reso-
Iutions necessary for the boulevarding
of Third avenue north. The report and
resolution were adopted, subject to final
adoption on March IA.
The council then adjourned for one
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OTHER MARK ETs.
omal,n Live stock.

Omaha. Feb --Cattle-Rcceipts, 1850.
Market strong and Toe higher. Native beef
steers. So T0fl4 80: Western steers, S.50M
40; Texas steers s36l3.6 80: cows and heif-
ers, $3m3 80. stockers and feeders. s.. sou
10: bulls and stays, s.. 40G3.T0
Hogs-Reeeipts. $500. Market shade
lower Heavy. 81. i5d3.S5: mixed $3.50
4 80; light. 50. 75n3.s5; bulk of sales, s.. 15a
$50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000. Market easier.
Fair to choice natives. S3.7Jn4-S5: fair 10
choice Westerns. s.. Jedl4. 20; common and
stock sheep. S3n3 30; lambs. 81 .50d5.5O.
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AinnrY Markell.

New York. Feb. S.-Money on call
steady at 1lk02 per cent. Last loans. 2ia
per cent Prime mercantile paper, Sl2a4
per cent Sterling exchange weak, with
actual business in bankers bills at A.s4a
4.s4ls for demand and A.SlAd4.Sll2 for go
days. Posted rates. "a Slsu4.S ana A.ssn
4. SSH Commercial bills, s4.s11s Silver Ger
tificates. 55am56ssc. Mexican dollars. 45l4c.
Government bonds weak, state bonds dull,
railroad bonds firm.
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GnsIi nnntntlnns.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour.
steady. No. spring wheat 92a9ic; No.
spring wheat 9309Sc; No. red. $l.03Ad
1.04A No. corn. 2s&@29c; No. oats,
&c; No white f. 0. b., 29c; No. 3 white.
+. o. b.. 2sG2Slke: No. 2 rye. iaiac: No.
barley, f. o. b.. 3la40c; No fax seed,
81 .21la prime timothy seed, $3.50; mess
pork, per barrel, $40. 3OQ10.3 50; lard. per 100
pounds, s5.1045. 1915: short ribs sides,
loose s490a5.25; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed 4Ad5c; short clear sides, boxed.
s.. 25n5. As: whiskey, distillers' finished
poods per gallon 81 1915