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MEN. LOOK AT THIS!

81 Mems Merino Shirts and Drawers.
were Is, 70. and SOC. (soiledD. for 25c.
II Mems Unaundered Linen-Bosom
Shirts. doc, odds and ends. 25c.
81 Mems Muslin Night Shirts Slightly
mussed). formerly 75c. for 25c.
26 pairs Mems Suspenders, slightly dam
aged were Soc for 1Oc
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AUCTION sALEs-Thfs Day.
WHEN RIAL EarATE is sold TIN
TAxDs FOR THE CURRENT CALnNs
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID Ky
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND Tfas
vENDEB

BY the Valentine Auction Company
Auctioneers, 500 east Broad street.
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Old Dominion

building and Loan Association.
Richmond Va, September "a. 1898
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT. has been declared
on the perpetual stock OF this assocIa-
ton. payable on and after October /. 1895,
at the Office OF the association.
sc 2s-6t Z. A. BARBER, Treasurer.
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Ger SETS.

One lot of 81. % Corsets, White or Black.
sizes is, 20, q, %. %. 90. q, 20, and 30.
for 90c
Improved Health Corsets, sizes 1S 10.
20. and 81 usual 81 value. for Soc
2P. ID. Corsets, sizes q and 20, 50 values.
for 81.
81. b. Corsets, regular $50 kind; rem
nant price 81
81 Armorside Corsets sizes q, %, %. "a,
%, and IS. for 75c.
Csc. Childreas Double-Ve Waists for Csc
SOC COrsets for 25c.
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SMALL WARES.

A full bin OF Tooth-Brushes, value 10
and 2jc., for 10c
One full bin of Toilet Soap, scratched
worth up TO 15c. cake: any for &c. cake.
one full bin of Shaving Soap for &C.
cake.
One odd lot Hair Brushes, worth up
wards of Sl25 each; choice of any for
49c
20 bottles Various Perfumes, any for &c.
bottle.
q Razor Strops. 1sc. kind, for lOc.
one bin of Pearl Buttons. dozen for Sc.
One lot Combs for &c. each
One lot SC: Hump Hooks and Eyes for
one lot Velvet Bindings, yards, 1c.
piece.
Innings.
81 Remnants of Genuine French Hair
Cloth 25c. grade, 15c. yard-lengths
/ ii TO 4 yards.
81 Remnants MORE Percaline, Black
only loo. grade, 3-4c.
AS Remnants Nubian-Dye Black Perca-
line, &c. yard.
/ lot Remnants of Innings, of all de-
scriptions. to be sold for 3-4c yard.
16 Remnants OF Best Quality Wool Mo-
reen, usually SOC, for &c. yard
pieces of Fancy Lining Percaline for
sc. yard.
JEWF:LRY AND LEATHER GOODS
/ lot of 10 and &c. Side-Combs for 10c.
pair.
/ lot OF Ladies' Tocket-Books, worth Is
and 500, any for 15c.
s Ladies' Ooze-Leather Belts. with lea
Their bag attached. were &C.,. for 15c.
II Ladies' Large Size Chatelaine- Bags.
were 42c., for 23c.
% styles Leather Belt Pins, worth up
TO l0c., for &c. each.
q Ladies' Solid Gold Earnings. worth
$3.50. for 7gc.
l lot Silver, Gold, and Oxidized, worth
59c: choice OF any for 25c. each.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Yard-Square Oriental Table Covers,
worth &c, for 29c.
table OF Solled Art Goods, choice OF
any for Sc.
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EMPLoYMnxT WANTS.
WANTED,

AT ONCE. A MIDDLE-AGED WIDOW
Lady as housekeeper in an estapllsnsu
school. Give experience and state salary
ea .,i IL, Sc 30-5t'
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HOSIERY REMNANTS.

10 pairs Ladies' Fancy Striped BIC.
Hose. sizes and s IL; remnant price,
15c pair.
Is pairs Ladies' Fast-Black Full-Regu-
lar-Made Hose, II 1-2c. kind, for &c.
pair.
65 pairs Ladies' Hose, in Gray and
Fancy Stripes, II 12c ones. &c. pair.
q pairs Boys Heavy School Hose, sizes
9 and 91-2. 1870 ones. Sc. pair.
Children's Fast Black Seamless Hose,
~ l-2c ones. sc. pair.
Childrens Fast-Black Derby Ribbed
O.. 70
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EXPERIENCED FARMER, Will
email family. wants Position as Manager
ON a large farm, or will work smaii
farm on shares. Address FARM, Ed
wins Post-Ofice, Henrico county va.
GO Mill
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WANTED,

A GOOD MACHINE MOULDER. APP
ply to ]. T. CARTER, Danville, Va.
Sc 29-2t
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and any of these will suit you, half your
money is saved
/ pair of Cream Irish-Point Lace Cur
tains for S3-marked from Sc.
strips Of Handsome Tambour Lace
Curtains, in with this lot for 500,
that were so pair.
pairs of Soiled Brussels Curtains, In
dainty designs. for $3.50 pair.
nottingham Curtains, slightly handed,
marked one third Of the regular price.
Slkolne for 3-4c.
Tinsel Crepe Draperies for 6c.-the 10c.
kind.
Fancy Denims for SC. yard.
Fine French Satinets, in pretty patterns,
for II 1-2c yard.
Remnants Of Curtain Muslins for &c.
yard.
Remnants of Curtain Scrim for &C. yard.
THE KNIT UNDERWEAR
offered to-day are wonderful bargains.
See if you are fortunate enough to find
your size.
is pairs Children's Heavy Merino Vests
and Pants, &c. each.
u pairs of Ladies' Atwood Scarlet and
White Pants, SOC. each
Infants Atwood Wrappers, slightly
soled. the regular 39c. quality; rem
nant price, 15c.
Chldren's Egyptian Ribbed Vests
(wrappers). &c. each.
Children's Egyptian Ribbed Union Suits,
drop seat any size, for lie.
is pairs Ladies' Heavy Fleeced Ribbed
Pants go for &c.
IA Ladies' Union Suits, slightly imper-
feet n 1-2C each
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WANTED.

SITUATION AS COMPANION FOR
Lady of Refinement, or as Housekeeper
for an Aged Person. References eX-
changed. Address Miss b., No. 525 Camp
hell avenue. Roanoke City, Va. Sc $3.50
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GOOD GLOVES AT had PRICES.

AZ pairs OF Ladies' Dressed Kid Gloves,
in all colors. former price 81, for 43c.
a pair.
80 pairs of Ladies' 2-Clasp Embroidered
Pique Gloves. in Tan, Brown, Ok
Blood. and Black. were S1.19. for SIC.
So pairs of Ladies' 2-Clasp Mocha, in
Tan Brown, Mode, and Ox-Blood, for
81 a pair
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roR RENT.

~~~~~~o~>>>~~>~>~~~~>~~>
al O c. q
FOR RENT,
REDUCED. No. 20S EAST MARSHAL
rooms. rCoCorn. and In hrst-class Ofoei'
To Il good tenant, great reduction.
H. l. CABELL
Sc SILT north Tensh street
FOR RENT.
No. OH WEST FRANKLIN SIkEhl'
this desirable residence, with stable AZ
tachcd. Apply 20 Mrs. {. l. IObb, ~
west Franklin street. Sc ll-toe1
FOR RENT.
TWO LARGE CONNECTING RooM9
on second or third floor. az ~ t,'
Franklin street. Gentlemen preierteu
sc S-zt"
FOR RENT.
No. e07 NORTH SEVENTH. AT -
duced rent Splendid location an"
thorough order. ,os1,
CHARLES A. ROSE,
Sc 2s-5t Real Estate Ascent
FOR RENT,
No. SIG WEST GRACE. REDN - 80. s.n
Desirable location and In COCO SYWHsst
Anniv ,o CHARLES A. ROSE
~ {s.st Real Estate Ass81
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WANTED.
WANTED,

BREAD AND CAKE
Baker. Address PALACE BAKERY,
Sc 2S-3t Wilmington, n. G.
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WANTED,

POSITION AS ORGANISE BY A GEN
tleman Have good references. Can fur
nsh Soprano and Alto If needed. Address
Sc 25-Su, w F&Suit
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ldnd county, we the undersigned snecsl
commissioners, will sell at public auction
on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 lQe
at 1880 +. NJ. the REAL ESTATE .rs-
lJlIeI 20 IN SAID decree, being the valg.
aDle farm on the James-River branch rf
the chesapeake and Ohio railway knoo,a
as upper Tuckahce" CONTAINING ~
acres, more or less. This is consider
one one OF the finest farms on James riy.-
lhere are about lI5 acres OF aluvlal hf.
tVhl Iahds' ana the upland Is of excellent
CHARACTER, mostly chocolate. prOduert
me crops OF tobacco, grass. and qr,a
The dwelling is of great historic inieres.
having at one time been occupied bv ,hs
lather or Thomas Jefferson, and was a'0
tne country-seat of one OF the branches
OF the Randolph family. The property h
very near the Clayton Coal Mines and Is
rlch In promises Of mineral wealth. PARE
ties Interested in the coal feature of thIs
property would do well TO comwunleqfs
with Professor n. S. Shaler. of Harvard
University, who, we are informed has
made a geological survey of The land
ne Iarm is on one of the best roads
leading out of the city OF Richmond and
Is, therefore. easy Of access both by rail-
road and vehicle
The sale will be made subject 10 tts
right OF the Tuckahoe Coal-MInng CONF
GNfs " 'iit~ti1iA VI the ullNffNL ilrNIr UTE
DERIVING 100 acres thereof, the same being
the 100 acres which were taken from Love
er Tuckahoe and added 20 Upper Tuck
ahoe."
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses 0f SALE
any taxes which may be- due and as 10
1900. with interest thereon from August
~, 1898; the balance i'm three equal install
ments at one, two. and three years. rep
resented by the bonds OF the purchaser
and bearing per cent interest from date
or sale; title to be retained until the ilA
purchase money has been paid
DAVID III. LEAkE
JOHN RUTHERFORD,
w. O.. SHELTON.
Special Commissioners
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the county OF GOOchland-CiuzerF
Bank of Richmond, for. &C. painuH.
vs.. Virginia NJ. Allen and ais, DEFEND
ants:
/. william Miller, Clerk OF the SAID
court, 90 certify that the bond required
of the special commissioners by tle dee
cree rendered In said cause on fha lsl
day OF April, 1898. mas been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk Of ne
said court this 18th day of SeDtemleS
1898 WILLIAM MILLER.
clerk .
n. B.-Probably more liberal terms tfln
the above may be given on the d1y OF SAFE
Sc B,30, Oc2,5,T912.lfl6lS-l0c
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READY-MADE DRESSES AND SKIRTS
II we could paint values in
coLoRED DRESS GOODS

that we are not going to duplicate.
4 Tailor Made Suits, in navy, military
blue. and green, the box-coat effect,
full skirts. 1880 value for T.4S.
2 Black Cheviot Suits, silk-lined coats,
the hve-gore sleeve, Sl25O ones, Tor
1919.
Handsome Black Camers-Hair Cheviot
Suits. lined throughout with the best
French 7raffeta. $3.50 ones for Sl5.4S
colored Serge Suits Jacket lined with
Taffeta silk. handsomely braided, $3.50
value, for 80
Atwood Wavy Blue Serge Skirts. lined
with the best percaline lining, 81 ones,
for Sl25.
Plain Black Mohair Skirts, full width,
S29e grade. for N.75.
Black Rrocaded All-Silk Skirts. the new
floral designs, $50 ones for s..
All-Wool Black Serge Skirts, the new
cut, $3.50 quality. for S2.25.
Fancy Plaid Skirts. in red, blue, and
green. for $l9.
odd Lot OF Lightweight Cares. for
fall wear, costing $3.50 to s.; your
choice. A.49.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

A PHYSICIANS COOK. APPLY AT Il
west Grace street. % ~ ~
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BY c. L. & II. l.. Denoon
Real Estate Agents and Auction.
81 Main street.
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TRUSTEES SALE

"a. HSE - BE. IWO-STORY Avn
EASEMENT DWELLING "ND
No. 1ll9 CHAFFIN STRrFr
by virtue Of a certain deed os .-....
dated January rs, 1893. and nj uu.t
tne clerks office OF Richmond Cb,.n m
Court Deadlock ~ "B'' me- ieli .eiy
fault having been made I'M tho 49, le.
certain notes therein secured s,,i ll 0
required so 10 do, / will sen bv e,l o...s
on the premises, on "''"on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 4 iWs
at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, the NEAT nun,
ING, No. 1ll9 Chaffin street 90, 80 I'LL
Z rooms. The lot begins 81 feef 3 lung
east OF Reservoir street. ana mn.
an easterly direction along the sonib ,,- l
OF Chahin street, and fronts tbar-i.' 'l 7,
Ieet, thence back along its cast, u
IS rect, the western line rupnine h ''.s
me dwelling is well-built. and will ..,.
inahd good tenants az a paving r.,,,i
attend TINS sale and secure "a bsrgsi,' ''''
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pa,, s 81.
OF sale, any taxes that may be an
10 pay note of 500. with Interest tb ' "..4
ON from January p, 1895. bal5nc'
twelve months. G DtN.ol.s,. az
I. l.. d II. Il. Denoon. Trns,
Auctioneers. sea
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BUSINESS WANTS.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
WANTED,

BOARDERS FOR SEVERAL BRIGHT
Single and Double Rooms. Also, Day
Boarders, at 3O2 east Grace street.
Sc lS-Su, W&Ftf
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By virtue Of a decree entered ,-.,
1898, in re Citizens Bank vs. " n I'm . T.
and others, In the Circuit Court of Gooc5'
iand county, we, the undersigned sre,,si
commissioners. will sell at public auo,on
on the premises on '',l'
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WANTED,

MAN OF SOME CAPITAL TO HANDLE
our Paint Products in Richmond. WIZ
pay salary to party who can sell the
goods. Prices to meet competition. Al
dress CONSOLIDATED, 10 west Market
street, indianapolis, Ind.
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WANTED,

MEALS SERVED TO A FAMILY
of seven. living west of Monroe Park.
Address, with terms per Week MEALS,
care Dispatch3Oftlce. Sc 28-4ts
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FULL REGISTERED DRUGGIST, AT
once. TO take charge of drugstore. Adj
dress p. o. Box No. 81, Rapidan, Va.
Sc 27-4t+
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WANTED,

MEN TO TACK ADVER-
Using signs; sl5 weekly and expenses
send lOc. for postage, sample, etc. hOi-A
CHEMICAL COMPANY, % hor.n % T I,s
RADIO street Philadelphia, Pa Sc SO-lt-
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED CHEROOT ROLLERS
and Bunch Breakers. DUDLEY CHE
ROOT AND CIGAR COMPANY, 1917 east
Era nlklin street. Sc Z9-3tN
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HUNDREDS OF REMNANTS OF FINE
TABLE DAMAsKs AND FINE LINEN

TOWELS. &c,
LEFT FROM THIS WEEKS SELLING.
German Table Linen, lengths from lA
20 3iz yards. Soc quality, for 33c. yard
All-Llnen Table Damask i'm all lengths,
for lie. yard instead or sec. yard.
German or Scotch Table Linen, a good
Coo quality. for 4Qc. yard.
2-yard-wide Scotch Damask, N.19 kind
IN short lengths. for zoe.
Turkey-red Table Damask for 934c yard
usually 20c. yard.
Twilled Cotton Crash. lengths from / 10
yards. for lc. yard.
&C. Checked Glass Towelling. short
lengths, for &c. yard.
Checked Doylies for ic
Extra-Sze Dinner Napkins. in half
dozens. for lie. each Sl50 kind
WHITE GOODS.
striped and Checked Dimities. and
.. Nc quality. In remnants for &c. ward
&c. Fine English Nainsook. in short
lengths. for 9ikc. yard
~ ana PIC Heavy Corded Plane a.,
lengths from TO yards. for ~ Nard
olds ana Ends OF S0iled Red~nrsads
ooe, nnd. Tor be; 75c. for soc NO.
ODDS or CARPETS AND Rrcs
patterns Of Tapestry CARPETS so,,o
dyr pans, pieces up TO 81 wards ~aro
20, -, and &c.; now lsc "eie
patterns OF MOquette and Ax,u,.
..arpets pieces ny 70 70 Yards 49,
S.2os now &c 'N'' were
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WANTED

SALESMAN TO HANDLE LINE ME-
chanical Rubber Goods, Rubber Clothing
etc. on liberal commission. one selling
hardware trade preferred References re-
quired. GUM, Post-Oftice Box l5g2, Phll-
adelnhia Pa. Sc 25-Su, F&Sa3t
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WANTED.

A SUCCESSFUL AND EXPERIENCED
Teacber wishes Position at once.
Teaches English. Mathematics, Latlh'
French. Music. and Art. Best references
Address TEACHER" Box 10, Coving-
TON sc oJ-llE
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WANTED.

A DRUG CLERK. ONE WHO is A REG
istered Assistant. Address
s. j. TURNER, Druggist
Sc 25-Su. W&F3t Chatham. Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
y Al PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
HISTORIC AND VALUABLE PAM,
KNOWN AS "TUCKAHOE."
SITUATED ON THE NORTH RANv an
THE JAMES RIVER ABOUT FOrp.
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICH.
MOND. VA.
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llpScOmD, III tlit -hN'"HN'N NNA'N t~''~
yards, on Wednesday.
HAVE A DEMOCRATIC RALLY.
CONGRESSMAN John Lamb was in Man
chester yesterday in conference with
Chairman ID. l.. Toney, of the City Central
Committee. 1t has now been definitely de-
cided to hold the great Democratic rally
of this campaign on the evening OF Octo-
Der Hst at Leader Hall. Captain Lamb
will certainly be present and speak. and
the committee will ask State-Chairman
Hon. ]. Taylor Ellyson to give them
another speaker also. 1t is probable that
Hon. john S. Rhea, a Kentucky member
Of the House, will also be there and
speak.
Captain Lamb still has hopes for an
appropriation for the erection OF a public
building in the city. The war has en-
gagged the attention of the people at
Washington altogether Of late, but now
that is over, and he Is confident when the
next appropriation list is made up Man
chester will come In for share.
DEATH OF MR.. CLAIBORNE
Mr.. Thomas Claiborne, well-known
citizen Of Manchester, died at O'Clock
yesterday morning at his residence. No.
ZIG east Twelfth street. He was In his
list year.
Deceased was man of generous hos
pitality, and at one time had consider
able means.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock at the grave. In Maury
Cemetery, conducted by Rev. J. A. Spen-
Ger.
Mary. the l0-year-old daughter OF Mr..
Thomas Talbot. died at her fathers
residence, on Maury street. this morning
at $50 o'clock The child had a congestive
chill ON Wednesday. which never Left
her Mr.. Talbot was at Portsmouth at
the time his daughter was taken sick. and
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13
To Cure a Cold in One Dav

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All drug gists refund the money if 1t fails to cure. 25c The genuine has l.. B. o. on each tablet.s
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13
DoG-owNERs AT WAR.
Suspension of the Pacific Mastiff Club-E. J. Bull Will Not
 Judge Greyhounds.

The San Francisco Kennel Club will have "a few hummers'' out against it this year. The club will hold its annual bench show in May, and 1t expects to meet with the same fattering success that crowned its efforts last season not withstanding the slings and arrows that are being aimed at it by some of the disgruntled kennel men. The following letter to The Call from J. F. Norman secretary of the Pacific Mastiff Club, is self-explanatory:
 BELMONT, April H. 1S9S
 Editor Of The Call: The news has just been received by the directors of the Pacific Mas tiff Club of their suspension by the American Kennel Club. The reason assigned for this action is the issuance of an official invitation by the club to the clubs on t,,c coast to join convention for the purpose of discussing the advsability of prompt secession from the American Kennel Club. Of course this overt act of rebellion was not to be tolerated by the powers that be- but the suspension must of necessity fall to the ground in view of the rescinding by the Pacific Ma-.fff Club of the resolution on Saturday last, as pub- lished exclusively in The Call on Sunday.
 In this connection, it will be of interest to print the preamble and resolutions. whereby
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13
Working for Better Roads.

The board of directors of the Good Roads League of California met yester- day, and the secretary reported that there are now twenty-five organized leagues in as many counties in the State. It was de- cided that the league will give its as- sistance, support and influence at the next Legislature to all of the road laws that passed through both houses of the Legislature and which were vetoed by Governor Budd. It will have plenty of friends at Sacramento who will resurrect the old measures. The directors decided to send the brightest of the members of its many branch leagues to the super visorial convention that is to be held in Napa on May F, to work in the interest of better roads in the country.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13

discussion of the matter of transportation on the railroads of freights to and from the East. The association some time ago prepared a schedule of some of the arti cles that can be shipped from the East to this coast at much less rate than they can be sent from this coast to the East. Some of the directors were not in favor of having this sheet published. fearing that it might offend the railroad people and that such fight properly belongs to the hardware men and jobbers. Others thought that the whole people and par ticularly the members should be in- formed of the inequality, so that concert ed action could be taken to rectify matters
 F. L. Brown, who represented the asso- citation at the recent convention of rail- road men in Monterey, told of his efforts in the interests of better dealings for the Western manufacturers and shippers, He said that he believes that the Southern Pacific Company would do much better for the people of this coast, but in the convention it was not all-powerful and the Eastern roads representatives were working hard in the interests Of the Eastern manufacturers, with plenty Of money and influence at their backs.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-13

blamed if the specifications were faulty, as he did not prepare them. After some time had been taken up in questioning the colonel, the matter was referred to the committee on buildings and grounds.
 J. K. Moffitts donation of $100, to be was then taken up and Regent Slack offered a resolution e-lanking him for the gift, which was unanimously carried.
 During the reading of the report of the committee on grounds and buildings in reference to an additional extension of arose and offered to defray the expense of building the additional equipment. As this will amount to nearly $l2,000, her offer was received with applause.
 The resignations of T. F. Sedgwick and Joseph Earls were accepted.
 A communication was received from Mayor Phelan, as chairman of the cttt- zens' committee on site for the Wimerd- ing School of Industrial Training, in which he reported that ..le deed to the tract had been filed with the regents. A list of the donors accompanied the e.letter, and on motion the contents Of be- were spread on the minutes and a suitable acknowledgement will be made to the don- ors. Regent Phelan was then appointed a member of the Wflmerding School and library committees, in place of Regent Marye.
 Regent Reinstein read communication to the board from the Alaska Commercial Company in which they offered the uni versty their priceless collection of cur1os gathered in the northern zone, and which is second only to the Smithsonian collec- tion On motion, MT. Reinstein was di- rected to draw up resolutions thanking the company for it's valuable gift.
 The board then adjourned, but will meet on Tuesday next to consider the budget for 1898 and 1899.