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The herald., 1898-01-12
CHICAGO MARKETS
Yesterdays Transactions on the Board
of Trade

CHICAGO, Jan. 11.--There were sup
porting orders in wheat at the opening
and also enough buying of short wheat at
the same time to make firmness quickly
follow a weak opening. First trades in
May were at from 9OhG9O14c. compared
with 901ac yesterday Beyond a drain at
Liverpool, no reason was apparent for the
opening decline. Some weakness was de-
veloped on yesterdays curb, and the an
ticipation of moderate raid today prob
ably had its influence at the start. Prices
slowly improved during the next hour but
the height Of the forenoon bulge was 90Ss
The only notable feature of that half-cent
rise from the lowest point at the opening
was the dullness and the small extent of
business that accompanied it. One rather
heavy local operator bought about 25 900
bushels, and sold at higher price, and the
most of the other buying In the two hours
by the local scalpers, who it appears must
generally have gone home short yester-
day. The closing of the foreign markets
was at h@12d. decline at Liverpool, from
10 to Is centimes decline in flour and to
centimes in wheat at Paris, with Ant
werp unchanged. During the afternoon
the market developed marked strength.
The Letter party, although selling small,
certainly bought a good deal more than
they disposed of. A good many of the
smaller shorts covered very freely toward
the close, and the market responded quick
ly to the buying, May advancing to g11sc
and was bringing 81 at the close.
Corn was firm and the market very dull.
May closed &c higher.
The firmness of wheat and corn was
mainly responsible for the strength in
oats. Offerings were light. May closed
Nc higher.
There was a small market in provisions
Prices were firm and ruled at a slight ad-
vance. At the close May pork was sc
higher. May lard a shade higher, and MAY
ribs 21ac higher.
The leading futures closed as follows.
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Dried FLuit Prices

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-California dried
fruits: Apples steady; other fruits quiet.
Evaporated applesCommon, 5@7c; prime
wire tray, SEC; wood dried, prime, SAG
S1ac choice SIC; fancy 9Q9Ac.
Prunes-30Sc.
Apricots-Royal, 7@Sc; Moorjark, 91l1c.
Peaches-Unpeeled, 7@10c; peeled, 12Q20c.
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Southern California Coursing Associa-

Entries are now open for Sundays meet,
January 16, at the Southern California
Coursing park. Entrance fee, 81. Apply
to L. W. Goodhue, Blinn Lumber company,
Sixth and Alameda streets, or C. B. Coy
kendall, The Mineral, 1O2 East First street.
Drawing Thursday night, room II, 24z
South Broadway
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AGRICULTURAL PARK
Entries Open for Sundays Coursine
Matches Horse VS.. BicycIe

Entries now open for next Sundays
coursing matches at Agricultural park
a A-dog consolation purse and a 12-dog
puppy race. Entrance fee, ST. Call on
secretary at No. 14S S. Broadway Gin the
rear).
In addition to the coursing races there
will be a five-mile race between Mr. Rob-
ert Hackneys sorrel horse Prince Hooker
and a tandem bicycle ridden by Palmer
and Lacy, for purse of $10O.
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Silver Bullion

NEW YORK, Jan. 11-Bar silver, 571b
Mexican dollars, 4G
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-Bar silver
571$; Mexican dollars, 47@471s.
LONDON, Jan. u.-Bar silver. 261ad.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Pa, Jan. 11.-Credit balances.
Csc; certificates opened 65A bid for cash:
sales, 5000 barrels cash at 651ac and 1000
at 65ss. During the day also sales of regu-
lar al 661s and 5000 at 66c; closed, &c bid.
Shipments, 117.299 barrels; runs SO, POS bar
rels.
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ON CHANGE
What Was Done Yesterday on Wall
Street

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-London operators
in American securities had apparently re-
covered some of their confidence in the
future of values in this country today,
after the alarm they had manifested yes
terday over our political future. Some
sharp gains were recorded for Americans
on the London exchange before the open
Ing hour. In fact, the London bullishness
outran the local opening and New York
prices responded fully to the rise in Lon
don. The market all day was one diff
cult of analysis on account of it's un-
evenness. There were points of notable
strength and others of marked weakness
in the list and neither was altogether eff
fective in giving tone to the market. Su-
gar was the special point of weakness
and the large volume of transactions in
1t gave its weakness an influence on tine
list. The Changers were also heavy in the
early dealings, though subsequent re-
covery brought their prices a. fraction
above yesterdays close. The coalers were
centers of depression on account of the
condition of trade, and the unreasonable
mildness of the weather. On the other
hand. there were very striking activity
and strength in the Northern Pacific stocks
and Union Pacific. This strength seemed
to extend to connecting railroads in the
west and northwest. Thus, not only I'm
ion Pacific and Northern Pacific rose from
~ 10 Z points, out Denver ana RlO tfrande
preferred, Union Pacific, Denver ard Gulf
Oregon Navigation, Oregon Short Line and
Oregon Improvement show gains rang
ing up from q of point in Oregon Navi-
cation. These stocks were strong on an
ticpation of increased trafficking of the
Klondike. They were helped by the decis-
ION OF the interstate commerce commission
to continue the suspension of the long and
short haul clause on tariff competition with
Canadian railroads. The dealings in the
stocks of these transcontinental lines were
very heavy, and transfers of blocks of sew
eral thousand shares were quite frequent
all day.
Money closed slightly easier but most
OF the business of the day was done at 8
per cent. In the time money market, how
ever, rates were 2la per cent for go days
and from to 3R per cent for three to
seven months. There was an active de-
mand for commercial paper, but the sup
ply was good. Among the notable events
of the day were the decline of Y In Balti-
more and Ohio and rise of points in the
common and preferred stock of Susoue-
hannah and Western
The bond market was very active and
the high grade issues all showed high
prices. There were several transactions
of par value of 500. II was very well dis
tributed, but the Atchison, Union Pacific.
Texas IL Pacific and Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf issues led in point of activity.
Total sales, $5,500,00
United States fours registered are II
higher and the new fours Y bid higher.
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IncorporationS

The North American River Mining Co. of
Los Angeles, 100000. divided into 2OOO
shares Directors: c.. q. Garrison, H. c.
Wood. j. w. A. OFF, jr., M. e. C. Munday
]. ]. Everharty, j. w. Montague Los An
geles; A. II. Carglll, Brookhurst Orange
county
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Jan. 11.-Atchison, 1878; Bell
Telephone, 267; Burlington, 101ss; Mexican
Central, 6; Oregon Short Line, 21as; San
Diego, -,
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 140
21c; dairies, 11Q17c. Cheese, quiet; S1zc
eggs. steady; fresh, 2lc.
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Flour. easy; No. spring wheat. S61b6S7:
No spring wheat SO190; No 2 red 91h
@92; No oats, 225sa22a4: No. white, e. b..
24G1241s: No. rye AN; No. barley, TO. b..
2S@43; No. f1axseed, 1.1S@12 20; prime tim
othy seed, 2771a; mess pork, per bbl. 925ao
$50; lard, per 100 lbs. 40; short ribs, sides,
loose. 4a504.70; dry salted shoulders, boxed
4A65; short clear sides, boxed, 4.75S24. 81.
whisky, distilers' finished goods, per gal
I e''
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Closing Stocks
NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE following
were the closing quotations today:

st P & Omaha. &c
do pfd. .14S
st p M & NJ. .122
Southern Pac.... 21A
Southern Ry.... SIS
do pfd. ...... 317s
Texas & Pacific u
Union Pacific. 297s
U p ID & Co.. 924
Wabashl .......... ~
do pfd. .... 1875
Wheel & L E.. 3ss
do pfd. .... 1875
Adams Ex. .159
American Ex. III
U S Express. =. Al
Wells aFrgo Ex 112
Am Cotton OIL. 221a
do pfd. 76
Am Spirits. .... 7%
do pfd. 1888
Am Tobacco .... J07s
do pfd. ZIG
Peoule's Gas .... 941s
Con Gas .........17S1a
Com Gable Co. .175
Col F & Iron. ... 261s
do pfd. :. 75
Gen Electric. j.. 351s
illinois Steel. :. 40
La Clede Gas. ... as
Lead ............. 36
do pfd. .106
Nat Linseed OIL. 171s
Ore Imp Co. %
Pacific Mail So. 31%
Pullman Palace .17fs4
Silver Cert ...... 5714
Standard r & T. 4
Sugar ............ .I427k
do pfd. .115
Il c & Iron.... 277s
U S Leather .... 67s
do pfd. 641a
U S Rubber. 1874
do pfd. -. 63ia
Western Union. 921s
Chicago & NV. .122a4
do pfd. .164R
Chicago n G. w. 15%
r G & w. 20
do pfd. 60
st L & S W.. 4
do pfd. :. 9H
Hawaiian c Co.. 3OA
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s27,155.M
Releases, $1,000 and Over

B. c. Latin to Mrs. Annie Hughes
and William Hughes, 534-35 ....$ 2,00t
Balfour Guthrie & Co. to Jasper
Harrell, SS3-57. 100, ,OOC
X. S. Den to A. l.. Den, 5S32-225. ..... 10, ,00C
s. M. b. & L. Assn to B. l.. Co
rum, 55o-S. Observation-Disclosures. 1,50(
X Wilcox to A. T. Montgomery,
466-302 ............................ 1000
Fourteen releases under $1,000. O......... 5,72c
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| AtcniS0n ....... 12M
! do pfd. ;. 313s
| Baltimore e o. 1884
Canada Pacific. S7A
Canada South. 521s
Central Pacific liz
Ches & Ohio. E. 221s
Chicago 81 A. .1641s
c B & O.. .1O11a
I Chi & e l.. ...... Sc
&c c C & st L.. 353s
do pfd. so
Del &c Hudson .114
D & L W.......15SA
D & R G. 1lA
| do pfd. AN
Erie (new) 80. Is
| do pfd. :. 3S7s
Fort Wayne. .iGS1a
ct Nor pfd. .132
Hooking Valley ~
Illinois Cen. .1073s
l. e & We. 16A
| do pfd. 1872
Lake Shore....176
'Louis'& Nash. 81
Manhattan l.. .11511s
Met st Ry. .133
Mich Central. .103
MINI G. st L.. 251s
do pfd. -. SIS
Mo Pacific .... 34A
Mobile & Ohio. 20
M X G L. ..... 1919
do pfd. ... 36ss
Chi Ind & l.. -. So
do pfd. =. 30
N J Central. :. 96%
N Y Central. .1097s
N Y c & st L.. 1SA
| do 1st pfd.. 20
! do I'd pfd. as
Norfolk West. Il
North Am Co.. Az
North Pacific. 231s
| do pfd. >. 63%
Ontario q W.. 16ss
Ore r & N. :. 39R
Ore Short Line 21R
Pittsburg .16S
Reading 80. :. 22A
Rock Island :. s11a
st L & S F. -. 73s
| do pfd. ..... 57&
st Paul ........ 96
| do pfd. .144M
-
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U s rs reg. .114A
do IS coup. .114A
Ala Glass A. .107
Ala Glass B. .107
Ala Glass G. 100
Ala Currency. 100
Atchison 4s 80. 81
do adj 5s. -. 59%
Can So Eds ..109
Can Pac 1sts..
Chi Terminal. :. S5N
G & Ohio IS. .1141s
G III Il d 4ias. .1049a
D G. r G lists. .10sA
ID 81 r G 4s. :. 80
E Tenn, lists. los
Erie Gen 4s.... 71H
f w & d 1sts.. 73B
Gen Elee 5s. .1007s
G II & S A 6s. .105
do 2ds. 100
H & T c SIS. .110
do con 6s. 105
Iowa c lists. 77K
Kan p Con t r. 90la
K p 1st d d t r ITO
l. A n CON As. .101
Missouri IS 100
M X & T 2ds.. 637s
do 4s..... S7ia
N Y c 1sts....116
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N Y c & st L Is. lot
Nor & w 6s. 80. .124ih
Nor consuls -. .144h
do deb IS. .117K
o Nav lists. .1161h
do As. ..... 94A
o s Line IS t r.124
do IS t r.. OF
o Imp lists t r. .105
do 5s t r.. so
Pacific 6s of 90. .103A
r & G. w lists. S33d
S L & I'M con 5s. SSM
s L & S F gen IS. Iii
Reading As ....... 84A
st p Con ....... 1891
st p C G. lists. .119la
do 5s. .116A
S Car non-fund. "A
So Railway IS. -. 925s
S r & T IS. ..... 60lR
Tenn new set IS. 81
Tex P l. G lists. 99A
do reg 2ds.. 301a
Union Pac lists. .103
u p d e. G lists. 54A
Wabash 1st IS. .10S3s
do Eds. ..... S113
West Shore As. .109A
Va Centuries. ... 69A
do did,. 3b
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Bond List

Bond List
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE following
were the closing quotations on ponus
today:
U s new As reg .129laN ] C 5s. ......... .111N
do coup. .129la N Carolina 6s :. .125
District 365s. .116 do 4s...1O1
U S As ..........11S N Pacific lists. ..l1714
do coup. .11S% do 3s....... 621s
do 2ds.... 99ls do 4s....... -s6A
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Mining Stock Quotations

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE closing
quotations for today on the stock exchange
were as follows:
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OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

LOS ANGELEIs, jan. II, 1913.
"Flattery is like false money; 1t impov-
erishes those who receive it."
The herald., 1898-01-12

With the close OF 1897 the Mutual Life
insurance company VIII quit Kansas. The
company's attorney. in notifying Superin-
tendent McNall, complains of the amount
OF valuable time lost in lighting for their
right to do business there. The superin-
iendent has been for some time trying to
dflVe the company out of the state, where
its annual business now amounts TO about
Sl,Uoo0O. The present amount in force is
about $4,000, 600. upon which the premiums
foot up about $3.50, ,0O0.-New York Insur-
ance Journal.
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Total
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

4 supper was tend red last evening 90
M. william e. Clemmitt at the Mad son
Hotel hl tho firm and employees of the
Bluchman Stationery Company upon the
occasion of his seycring DIS connection
with the firm. after faithful service OF
tigpfes years
After prayer br the Rev. W. j. C0nsta-
Die. the GOOD things OF this life were par
taken Of during which time Professor
ed Paine. GO London. rendered some very
choic. selections OF music upon the piano.
The Committee Of Arfangem, MS We're :.
WhyhreW u. a.. Garner. h. l.. CaWsOn.
and William Locker
The menu was carefully prepared by
the weli-knoWn steward. Mr.. J.. J.. Or So
coll. whose hand has lost mons of its
cunning FOR preparing dainty dishes 20
please the fancy OF the most fustidious.
Covers were laid Tor slNiy-on-. After
supper the company was entertained los
CAPTAIN Frank Cunnnrham. who r,n-
eared the snnes "lhrn NOuu Remember
Me" and "Oid Kentucky HON" IN his
usual brilliant style. NJ. :. Whyhraw
smoke briefly and feelin-ly Of the good
qualities Of Mr. Clemmiit. and the loss
which The employee sustained in his dD-
pHrturs.
Nh. Ciempiu was quite overcome bv
these remarks. ana spoke % Few words
Moves for their kindness and wei wishes
4. vas IoliDw Sd by NJ. e.. q. Buughmlu
..a Ar I.fV-ri lpa. otter N""ieh the eaf b.
.-'-,.. same "Ap'd Lang Syne' and de-
parted 10 their homes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Tho beautiful han oi tho loups Mrn .
Christian Association Was cio"t'
nieht with am intellectual aud,enre.
Miss Field. ho daughter Of the ''.'
Eueen, FIold. appeared in readings nom
hr fathers poems. and ~as most cor
ai.lIv received. notwithstanding l"'
f,.- tbat Miss Field was suffering ifom
4. severe cold. IL did rot tax. her mann
minutes To Win tho hearts ot her eniife
audience. and COB tum them. 40 wiH' Ny
nor pathos ANA humor from tears TO
LAUGHTER. Her rcnderins OF her iitnef s.
poems Was excellent. and She Is especially
strong in the boy selections.
The committee sprung 90 most pleasant
surprise upon tho members oi iHf course
by securing the All Saints Cuartel.e TOT
TWO numbers. and Mrs. Duwo't Tor
solo. IL is needless 10 sIy thcy were CONF
PEELED TO respond 10 encores.
Ia every respect 30 was choice anu
high-class entertainment. md the COM
miitec deserves ihe hear-y commenoa-
tion OF the course members for lhe ei-
forts made in their behalf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

MAINE AFFAIRS STANDSTILL,
CONTINUED from First Page)

fighters, the sailors Of tho United states
never set foot ashore without creating
riots. Nightly several Of them slept In
iaii. or were taken on board under ar
rest. until the municipality was forced
10 formally complain 20 the commander
and request him not 10 allow his nnn
10 land, asa otherwise they could not b.
answcrabe for the consequences Had
these officials belonged 90 the Christian
regime. tho United states would nave re-
phed by demanding an apology or an IN
dcmnity, or BOTH with thc certainty oil
obtaining it.
The protest not being Spanish, no at
tcntiou was paid TO &c. the cruiser leaving
Italy.
"Ihis convict ship. which Is never free
from the fumes OF alcohol must DE
twin sister Of tile Maine. - IS mar
vcllous thing in such hands that one OF
their ships does not blow mp daily
LONDON. March. 1.-The Daily News
commenting cdtorially this morning on
the relations between the Unitcd state
and Spain says.
spain cam expect no support. moral or
otherwise from England against the
United States She has ruined cuba as
she has ruined or lost every other colony
by the gr0,scst corruption, cruelty and
INSTRUMENTATION and she must be LETT
TO se,uc inc account for b. with those
whom 81 may concern without any inter-
ference on 0ur part
ghc Standard BOO an editorial ON the same
topic. highly praises President Mckinley s.
siatcsmanlike attitude and rec0sniz
that eft would Pc only human nature
that proof of the Maines having been
blown up from the outside should cnfe1-
s.. ..r..a Am. HH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
IN THE COURTS.
Judgments Rendered and Suits De
cidcd ia Tribunals ocJusticc.

cidcd ia Tribunals ocJusticc.
Tn the Law and Equity Court yesterday
Judgment was rendered in favor OF the
Domestic Sewing Machine Company
against Sarah Ann Gary. Action of do-
t.nue for thc recovery oi sewing MAJ
chine valued at $50.
Motion was filed 'or Judgment n the
case of The Star S-1n.watc Company
against =. 4. Wood doing business ass
w s. Wood e. SON. for N5.-b.
iu Tine case of Mos 60 cXecutrix against
The Marshall Manufacturing Company.
judge Minor appointed Mcssrs. T.. ~.
Christian. Eug,a- Massey. ami John n.
Coke. special commi- -Ioncrs to make %
sale of certain property
fu tic case col Charles T.. Workman
administrators against Workman AND
others in regard to the constituting of
Wortham's VIII tno matter was re-
ferrcd 90 the commits Toner.
Motion was made t0 enquire into thc
rieht OF Gcore. ~. DD1ne to the goods
attached iu Oh. suit of : O.. Fairbanks
a. Co.. against Reuhon Or. Jrnrey-. Jr.
IN tine Circuit Court tho following judge
men's We're rendered.
Wilson aud Gordon. receivers. against
George w. g. Crawford. 500. value Of
one piano.
Chase Bros. piano Company against
Mrs. r. E. Powers Si5. value of ou.
piano.
W. u. Page against George +. Craw
ford q CO. G5>c1.
Judgment was rendered for the plain
tim in the case of Slater. Myers g. Go.
against :. 4. Williams, for Si1lSl.
M,~srs. Lewis Ifeuser O.. j.. Poor and
Juliue Y Scrr- wrr. aUrOiufrd trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

rns quarterly convention oi The l.ich-
u0ond District Woman Christian t'hl-
pelance Union Wlii boz ne o. tn ffi- TO
meeting-houee. Clay street messy ft4rt
street next ,Thur.dIv Thr mo- ~s $685.
sion, beginning az IA o'clock. viii b. oc-
cupied by reports from ,nc iot.i q i"-,ii
and papers on the work Of the depart
menis. \ medal contest VIII be an utter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
VI Rlnnmhere 90 Rnn.

Mr. Sol T.. Bloom0crg, representative
of Jefferson ward iu the Common 'ouh-
cn. viii bee Is candidate for reelection.
SIR B.oomberg looks after the Interests
~ d. constituents closely. and his legal
training especially its him tp guard
against improper measures being enacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Maria Mosoley Halle Cooke and others
Among those who called were Miss bes-
size Pace Mrs Thomas Boiling, ihc
Misses harris. the Misses Cameron. MISS
Fanny Ross. Mr.. Charles Davenport
Mrs Christopher Tompk.ns, Mrs. LEROY,
Mrs. Cinor0 Capcr,Ou, Mrs. aired az.
Miss Helen Montague. Mary 1851, Marion
Robins. Mrs. Austin Brockennroush'
Mrs. Moses ID. Hosc. Mrs. lsaac paven-
port Miss Boshcr. and many others.
rhis evening. for which delightful prep
aration mas been made. go that the OUT
look Cor success Is very promising. those
receiving will he Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Bry-
don Tenant. Mrs.. Ashton StarAe, Mrs.
James Walker Mrs. y. =. Mclareu the.
Misses Cameron. Misses Virginia Hayes.
Julia Harris. the Misses Beirne and the
Misses Archer. Tomorrow evening spec
cial pleasure is assured AN callers, Mrs
Thomas Boiling being thc chairman. She
has associated with herself in receiving
some OF the most popuiar married peo-
PIE and most charming girls in society,"
Among her assistants are Mrs William
L. Royal NJ Thomas Nelson Carter
Mrs Allen D0nnan. Mrs. Grey SNyWith,
Mrs Moncurc Perkins. Mrs. Ado.ph Os-
tcrlon. Mrs. Patton. Misses Hattie aHo
Fanny Ross. Miss Bessie Pace Che
Misses Beirnc Miss Rca watkins. Miss
Bessie Martin the Misses Harris ano
others. Many gentlemen of the Rich
mond german set and The Assembly have
expressed their mention OF calling
The meetings OF the matinee Whist Club
are indefinitely postponed.
Great interest IS felt IN the Robson rec
Haions and reception at the EXocutiv6
Mansion on Friday afternoon next a.
half-past 4 o'clock. FOR the benefit OF the
George Washington Memorial Associa-
tion Mrs J. hose Tyler has most kind
ly placed the parlors Of The Executive
Mansion at the service of the Daughter:
of the American Revolution. under whose
auspices the affair is given. II is 10 cone
sist of "a talk and recitations by THAT
inlmitable comedian. Stuart Robson. 90
bc followed by "a reception. Those receive
ing will be tho officers of the Old DO-
minion Chapter and some of it's members
together with many charming young girls
of the fashionable set The list is in part
as follows: Mrs. y. Hose Fryier. Mrs
Ben Purcell. Miss Madge Friedly. Mrs
Junius Morris. Miss Mary Lyons Mayo
Mr. John ". Harrison. Mrs Charles
Davenport Mrs LEROY. Mrs. George W
MAYO, Mrs II. a. Claiborne, rs. Decatur
AXtell Mrs Jas. DOolcy and Mrs. L.
/. Lewis. Tickets can be secured from
Mrs Junus Morris or Mr. George NJ.
West Mrs. Lewis Is working indefatiga-
bly, for final success, and there is every
reason 10 expect that the affair viii bee as
delightful socially as successful hnanci-
ally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

OLDEST BUSINESS COLLEGE ~
it's own building. For thirty years tins
and women FOR successful business llie.
ness men and leading papers and mtsW
says. ut Is the leading business college
Four OF its teachers are authors of
successful IN its history. Five applcatio
silions. Any kind of office help flru.s.ie
mond alone. No vacations. Both sexes.
building Oner temporarily. 20 Writin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

A meeting OF tine W. j. bryan Demo
cr.,tir club was held iu thcir club-room
lssf uighl with 81 fuli attendance OF
members. There were many candidates
present. and all made interesting ad-
dr....- Singing and STORYTELLING Wda
k.tt ana for Il long time. There VIII bo
another meeting next Monday night All
eandiIates are Invited tO,be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

An enthusiastic meeting ~ M"n,pe
ward club was held last evening at Nc
iIntouen Hail. rne usual speakers
smoke. and MI - -. Ncnaenberg jumped
on fne Good Government League. as
ueuof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

Have you visited the trustees sale or
Fine Furniture at !. \. Gilmore A Cos.
z ensl Broad street. Next door 20 Meyer
rev store The stock must be sold.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
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