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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-16
At the end Of the first half of the fiscal year
FAILURES LAST WEEK.

The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports g failures in the Pacific Coast States and Terri tories for the week ending yesterday. as com pared with r for the previous week. and 31 for the corresponding week of 1897. The failures for the past week are divided among the trades as follows: One furniture company. 1 liquors, l oil driller. upholsteTer. 1 ladies underwear. l bakery, grocers. I millwright, general stores. l fruits i boots and shoes, l dairy, commission produce. blacksmith, l varieties. l gunsmith, l hotel and saloon. l carpenter and builder, l cigars. l confectionery l un- dertaking company.
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POULTRY AND CAME.

car of Eastern sold at s for Hens and young Boosters. s4 50 for Fryers and s4 for Broilers There will be at least three cars during the coming week.
 Arrivals of Game are sufficient for the de- mand and the market is quiet.
 POULTRY
 Live Turkeys, 1oqI1c for Gobblers and 1oa11c Tor Hens; dressed Tnrkeys. ll912i9c per 10; Hens, S3 50d5: Boosters. young. $4 5od5: do old s3 50G4: Fryers. sl 5e9i 75; Broilers, s4 2534 50
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BEANS AND SEEDS.

Lima eBans are quoted fraction higher Colored sorts are firm. but unchanged
 BEANS -- Bayos. $2 90d3; Small Whites si 25G1 70; Large Whites. si 20d1 35; Iainls q S04f SO: Reds, s1 5091 70 Blackeye g 25fs 5O Butters, s1 4Oa1 50; Limas, sl s56f1 75: Pea, q 259il 70 per ctl.
 SEEDS-Brown Mustard. H per otl: Yellow 2kG2alc per ID: Alfalfa, 34sc; Rape. 2G2aI q: Hemp. Sc; Timothy. 5Isc f0 fl
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LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The Evening Posts London financial cablegram says: The stock markets here were quieter to-day. Americans were rather dull on New York prices, but with a firm undertoQe here. English rails were good on the collapse of the strike. More gold will go to Argentina next week
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Cash quotations were as follws: Flour, dull. Winter patents. s4 50d4 so; straights, S4 154 40; spring. specials, S 25Gl5 B; do patents. 80; No. 2 spring wheat S69sc; No. spring wheat, 75dS9c; No. red, el7sG92ase; No. f. O. b.. 24a24Asc; No. 2 rye. 44izc No. bar ley, f. Q. h.. 2S639c; No. l fiaxseed si 1901 2i; sq 2009 9: Lard per 100 fbs s4 62ikG4 65: short ribs sides doose1. s4 45d4 70; dry salted shoul- ders 1boxed), $4 I5g5; short clear sides tboxed), gal, sl 19; sugars, cut loaf. 6.l4c; granulated,
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DRIED FRUITS

NEW YORK, Jan 15.-California Dried Fruits quiet.
 PERFORATED APPLES-Common, 5G7%c;. prime wire tray, SlRc; wood dried prime Sjsc; choice. sac; fancy, 9G9Lc
 PRUNES-3GSc.
 APRICOTS-Royal. 7dS1Rc; Moorpark e1i1c. PEACuES-Unpeeled. llIfOc; peeled. l262Oc.
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THE TIME BALL

Branch Photographic Office. U S. N, Mer- chants Exchange, San Francisco. January l5, 1898.
 dropped exactly at noon to-day-t e., at noon of the 12oth meridian, or exactly at s D. m., Greenwich time. W. s. HUGHES.
 Iieutenant U. s. N. in charge.
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for large and ssG4 for small; Pigeons s1 5o92 per dozen for young and 31 for old.
 GAME-Quail. per dog, s1; Mallard. $3; Can vasback. SS 30: Sprig. s1 75; Teal, S1: Widgeon. s1 25: Small Ducks. 75c@s1: Gray Geese g SO; White, s1; Brant. s1 50 Honkers, s4 English Snipe. S2 Jack Snipe. s1 Hare. $1; Rabbits, g 204l 50 for C0ttontails and 7scdSl for small.
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.

wind 's' S1eAis'hs to soutHeaste'iy Special report from Mount Tamalpais. taken 1t. 1 o Y. m:a-Cioudy; northeast. "A miles; tenn Pei"'eie' ooi maximum, 70: rainfall, 0.51.
 ALEXANDER McADIE.
 Local Forecast Official.
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TREASURE SHIPMENT.

The Belgic took out treasure list of s340.- oo0 consisting of s133 GOO in Silver bullion, $19S zoo in Mexican dollars. $500 in gold coin, and $S000 in Peruvian soles.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Jap. 15.-The following reports of the London and Liverpool markets dated to- day have been received:
 Consols. TIP 1s-1sdn2 15-1s; Silver, 2s%; French Rentes 1OSf 15cG10Sf 17Ikc
 LIVERPOOL. Jan. 15.-WHEAT-Firm; No. 1 standard California Wheat. s6d: cargoes off coast buyers and sellers apart; cargoes on passage buyers and sellers apart; Liverpool Wheat No l California. Is 9dG7s Tod; Wheat in Paris. steady; Flour in Paris, steady
 COTTON-Uplands. 7-S2d.
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BANK CLEARINGs.

Local bank clearings last week were s17,114.- 4ss against s15 s37 for the same week last year.
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FINANCIAL REVIEW.

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.-The F9nancier says: The New York banks have made a new record in the matter of loans, the total of se1o ee2 soo at the close of the week being the highest ever
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

NEW YORK. Jan 15.-The exports of specie from the port of New York for the week amounted to $524 O4O in gold and ss735s5 in silver The imports were: Gold, SIPS S65; sIl- yer, Ss1 05O; dry goods. g. 422. .O3o general mer- chandise, s4. 14s. 149.
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PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 15.-WHEAT-DulI and lower, roc being the ruling quotation for WaIIa Walla, with blue stem in no demand at 72G7Sc.
 Clesred-Brltish ship Pakling for St Nazaire France, with 200, SIP bushels of Wheat; British bark Dundee for Queenstown with l09 ge7 bush els of Wheat
 Total Wheat shipments since January 1, LBS, 2s7 bushels.
 WASHINGTON. TACOMA. Wash. Jan 15.-wHEAT-No 1 blue stem, 72c; No. club, 69c
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STEAMERS TO SAIL.
SUN, LOON AND TILE.

SUN, LOON AND TILE. United States Coast and GeodetIc Survey Times and Heights of High and Low Waters at Fort Point. Entrance to San Francisco Bay Published by Official Au- thortty of the Superintendent
 NOTE-The high and low waters occur at the city front CMission-street wharf) about twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; the height of tide is the at both places
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, Jan. 15.-Atchison 12lk. Bell Tele- phone 270 c. B. and c. 99. Mexican Central 6ls, Oregon Short Line 20jk, B. and NJ l5lA B. and B. 237i-
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CLOSE

WHEAT-Spot. firm: No. red Western win ter Is qd: No red Northern spring, Is 7I5d
 CORN-Spot. firm; American mixed new ss Cd American mixed old, 3s 3kd. Futures steady; January, ss 2ssdi February, as Ed; March. Ss 2d.
 FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter. dull. ss Sd.
 HOPS-At London, Pacific Coast, firm; 4 l5s G5.5s
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In round numbers there was a gain of SIS o00 900 in the Government vaults during the month of December, of which over 8. GOO 900 was in gold bullion, Sl,400,000 in standard dol lars S1 GOO 600 in currency certificates and S11 - 4oo. GOO in deposits in national banks. NATIONAL RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI-
 TURES.
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WHEAT MOVEMENTS.

On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter market steady. Creameries, 14Glsc; dairies. n6Ic; cheese, quiet, sdShc; eggs, steady, fresh. 2Oc.
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GOLD CERTIFICATES IN CIRCULATION
4e0
s51s.6s7.2rl

There was a net gain of nearly S2. 900 900 in this form of papar money in circulation in the month of December. Compared with the close of 1896, the net gain is nearly S3S, GOO. .00o
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WEATHER REPORT.
f12Oth Meridian-Paclnc Time. ]

FIZUth MerldIan-PacIhc TIme.)
 San Francisco. Cal. Jan 15. 1S9s , D. m. The following are the rainfalls for the past twenty-four hours and seasonal rainfalls to gate as compared with those of the same date
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For San Jose. Los (atos < Santa Cruz

Steamer Alviso leaves Pier l daily Sundays excepted) at 10 a nl.; Alvso daily tSaturdays excepted) at ?. m. Freight and Passengers. Fare between San Francisco and Aiyiso, sOc: to San Jose. 75c. Clay street, Pier l. Al North First street, San Jose.
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pEcIpUoUs AND CITRus FRUITS.

Apples are very dull and in ample supply Oranges, Lemons and Lines are also ir suffi- cient stock and quiet.
 DECIDUOUS FRUITS
 Cranberries. S7QS per bbl; Coos Bay. s1 500 per box.
 for good to choice and Sl 25 for fancy = Lady Apples. 50cIS1 for large boxes.
 CITRUS FRUITS-NaveI Oranges sI 2zn 2 g: Seedlings. 50cGs1 25; Mandarins SleI1 56: Grape Fruit, s2 5Od4 per box; Lemons 5Oc1 s1 for common and s1 2511 75 for good to choice; Mexican Lines, Si65 per box; Cali fornia Lines In small boxes. 50d75c; Bananas s1 25@2 25 per bunch; Pineapples, s3a4 per dozen.
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PORTLAND's BUSINESS
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET

PORTLAND. Or. Jan 15.-Exchanges, s222, 0s7; balances, $53. .930
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BUTTER. CHEESE AND EGGS.

There was no further decline in Butter or Eggs, but both easy, and still lower prices expected.
 BUTTER
 Creamery-Fancy Creameries. 2sq27c; sec onds. 24d25c.
 Dairy-Choice to fancy, 2Sq24c: lower grades, NG22lzc per fo-
 Eastern Butter-Creamery. 221zQ24c; ladle- packed I71z@21c per 10.
 CHEESE-Choice mild new, 11G11Kc; com mon to good, Sd10c; Cream Cheddar, 1061ilc Young America. 1lisG122c; Western, 1I9l2c; Eastern. 12l56l13Ibc per ID.
 EGGS-Ranch Eggs, 23q25c per dozen; store Eggs, 19a22Ikc.
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THE GOVERNMENT CASH BOX.

United States Treasurer Ellis H. Roberts re- ports the amounts of money on hand at the olose of Tlaca,,, he- as fOlloyvs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

There VIII be a called meeting OF the
City Union OF Kings Daughters to-mor-
rew at . o'clock AZ the WomGn's Chris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

cIated BY the mates OF the hospitai our
ing the neat and dust of the summer
on next Thursday at noon the woman
Christian Temperance Union Will conouC'
its monthly service at the Soldiers home
Rev. w. A. Barr officiating Tney cor
dially invite the public to attend ana
look forward 10 a service OF speSia' AZ
terest.
The Monkey Party TO be given by the
Childrens Auxiliary OF theOld DOMINION
Hospital on Monday, June 2'tn, PROMISES
to be a unique affair, even with the VI
ried list OF entertainments aHeaoy
given for charities in retrospect. large
and intelligent monkey has beeh Gu
gagged, and for a small sum treats MS
guests to ice cream and cake, ana giIt
from his home on the tree The hours
will be to 9, the place, the GROUNDS OF
the Crlmp residence, Broad and Gov
ernor streets.
The officers and members OF the AUX
Hilary are as follows: Misses Madeline
Loumr, president; Mary Workman vice
president; Olive Gibson, secretary; Kate
O'Nel, treasurer. Misses Louise and
Ethel Boudar Lucy and Mary Lee Peh'
Corinne Norment. Virginia Gibson, With
ers Wright, Dora Dickens, Ethel Shell
burne, Nora Randolph. Masters Theodore
Levy and Henry George; Misses Florrie
Anthony, Libbie and Justine Sweeney
Elsie Wright Marie Burke, Oracle Street.
Teresa Schultz. Marie Harwood, Ida and
Mary LYMAN, Daniel Morris, Mary
Kahn.
Miss Jennie Elicit has Joined her
mother at Norwich, Conn, where she VIII
spend the summer.
Professor and Mrs. Edward White will
sail on the thirtieth for the Hague, in
order 20 attend the Congress OF History.
Professor Whites recent book-"rhe Life
OF General Lee"-has won. II will be re-
membered, high praise from the critics.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Henry will sail
for Europe on the sixteenth proximO on
the steamship Victoria" They will go
direct 10 London where they VIII spend
several weeks. then going to Scotland,
and later 20 the Hague. returning home
the last OF October. The date OF the Con-
eress has been changed 10 September
30th, and the provisional programme in
connection with the coronation OF the
young Queen Wilhelmina Is a captivating
one. IL includes three open air concerts
under the direction OF tho most eminent
musicians I'm Europe; an exhibition Of
Reinbrandts paintings and various pa
geants and interesting ceremonies.
Mrs. Judith c. r. Walker and Miss An
ME Rose Walker will spend the summer
at Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. James Marshall Henry has receiv-
ed an appointment 10 the United States
Engineer Corps, and has left for San
Francisco.
Hon. and Mrs. j. L. NJ. Curry are
guests of Mrs. Connally. who has taken
Or Emmetrs cottage, castle Comfort, '
az Narrangansett Pier, for the season.
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the postage has been fully prepaid. Such
a law will cause much delay IN the re-
ceipt OF packages and papers BY those
who travel about much, II they receive
them az ALL
Provision IS made FOR notifying the
sender If known, OF valuable matter
that 10 IS held for postage. but no notice
TO the ADDRESSED is required by the law
and unless the postmaster chooses IN
notify him the Presumption is be may
lose his package m he sender is un-
known. II It IS valuable II Will IN the
latter case. go TO the dcad-letter office,
but that will not benefit the adtressce.
THEY HAD NET BEFORE
Or. IT, G. Cline. OF Front Royal Va.
who served calamity as a private under
General Thomas l.. Rosser during tho
civil war. was In the city few days ago
and the fact was mentioned that General
Rosser had been ordered 10 report 10
General Wilson.
They have met before under different
circumstances" said Dr. Cline General
Rosser with an inferior force numer-
caly. having not only checked General
wilson's advance az Sap0na church, bur
drove him back. capturing a number ot
his guns. Some Of them were spiked.
but others were put 20 good use. General
Wilson later did get by but it was due
20 the di-Obso 'ence of a squad of Gen
eral R0ssers men,
The Beverly raid. however. is regarded
by DR. Cline. as having been one of
General Rossers greatest fcats. and tha
audacity of the thing was. indeed. strike
Ing. General kOescr was at stanton nNI
en- need of supplies but was unable to
get them. go at last De determined to
make raid and called for three hum
dred volunteers. Tie had no difficulty IN
ID
headed by their chief left stanton SAT-
urday and rested Sunday at Mcdowell
FORAGING OF THE ENEMY.
on Sunday az dress parade General
6ossor said % his men:
eve have made rcquisid0n upon requi-
sltiob upon our Qulrtermas-cr without
success We viii now turn our backs ON
our own 0uartorm8ster ana make re-
QUESTION ON that of the enemy
Then 10 DTS men he said. "Nen Won arc
the cream of che richest skimmngf
"On Monday morning said Dr. cline.
"the party lcff Mcdowell slept Monday
night en- tho snow and cold ON tno iop OFF
AUoehany mountains. marched aN dag
Tuesday and Tuesday midnight found
US within three miles M Beverly
Just before dayuraak an attack was
made on The enemy. and $50 completely
surprised were they that two regiments
of infantry and one of cavalry were cope
tured and taken o. S'9rnf0n VIA Warm
SPRINGS. There were so many prison
tbat wc did not have the mon to quart
them. AMI few escaped for ihis fD
cit turned ont later chat a number o'
the Federal officers had been FOB DAT
the night before. but they GOT mp to honor
General Rossers requisiion'
VIRGINIA PO5IOFflchs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-26

4f.,, .a.t..t-. - -t4 f.,.
s'1H AfooT tS rooms 10 appoint
saltS 10 iho Slate CohNen,t.ioh, "lle8
o'h' ana TO nominate a secretary
,..
a. WI ntHo ABOUT July inc ISL lot
q, On me eVenlng on july me ON me Hoi--
lyWood Memorial Association. Jr, VIII
give tToHey party over the traction line
20 Which they are loohlnE hopefully 10
I ri,til. f"glt 'IS5suIy. lneIe VIII p
nuslc, ana rtIIes ninehls VIII ne served
pc decided upon later. Every effort IS
, Dsi6 nleUo 10 H5AS tnf alIaf worn
Ia,ao IIasei anu u is hopeu many Irehg5
y Jun Ces, III 'eelt worthy Work-ftre OF
tnr i'o'' S'~'i'' ii 4ioi'' "VVu N'4i4o-
WY
rer n lot Hot sDri ,,.0p VIII Sp'"u ''e SUM
~. y rt-,,c
Mr. T. LashlIool Normeley, n, is al
a,olHe, ~ WesI fIanhHn street. from
Sle OHlEcfslly or virginia where ne
hl"uo Sp4ohulu record as q student
Mrs; Drew Of Lexington, Va, is visit
lhs MIS- ~ y STORES.
Inc condition OF Mrs Iohn 6. Wexford
Is such as TO cause her friends much
soliclluCe.
MI ana Mrs. John - Lghtfoot viii
hPeuu 'he summer az ocean view.
'ss
Miss Annie Belle Chase. dauohfpr OF
Irwin X. Chase ESD. of Nashyille Tenn
formerly of Virginia A. ,isifinr nor
aunt Mrs J. b Elan, o0G vo.f Main
street. Miss Chase has NAM friends in
Richmond who will learn with measure
that she will extend hcr wish ana nos
leave for home as early ne sbr originaii,,
intended.
Miss Anastasla Hovecd has returned
from Tuxedo. having had q deliohtful
visit
Mrs Wexford Pcad will Ios,,e picb
mond this week for oxford. n g. where
-
Mr. and Mrs X Crunon ~ Omaha
Neb srrived last Won rbev cotne ~
he nresent NJ the roidcr ,yadii,,, ~ tbo
formers narenfs Dr and NJ Cr,,r,,,
Mrs. Harriet paws and litfie danebder
are now auests 90 DT Cri,,ru nnrtb
-, nj,
a., MISS Dl 5iile Taylor Is now conValesc-
''s s'e"u"!'
A.. ~ -,
-, mts, i ~ uion1 1drcin is visiting her
"o'"'i III Nhdiiot tesVllle' Va
ce 0ws n 20 Ine SERIOUS iihess Oh MIS-
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the Club. Some weeks later Mr. and Mrs.
William II. Parrish, then travelling on
the continent passed through Berlin, ana
saw in an issue Of the Berlin Bulletin
few days since Miss Gulllaume received
from two OF the most prominent clubs ln
Louisville letters OK inquiry regarding lhe
methods by which. IN so snort time, the
Richmond organization has attained such
strength. so that altogether The Board Us
most sclf-cOngratularOry The tea ON
Monday afternoon next VIII be the last
for this season.
A movement IS now on foot, under the
direction Of charming young society Wo-
men 10 establish. for tine benefit OF tine
ignorant and needy OF the city. an enter
ments I'm New York and elsewhere.
Those aspiring 10 accomplish this repre-
sent. perhaps. the finest type or young
womanhoOd i'm Nirginia-they arc AN az
special opportunities, both ol cduc1'ion
and socially have used them wcI They
are actuated, in their present undertake
ing by that desire % share with others
which Is so bcneficent "a charactcri lie
Of the last decade I'm this country show
ing itself in the varied enterprises which
have no other raisOn a. etre .han 90 bless.
Last winter the same work was contem-
plated, but was never undertaken.
Those now having ~ az heart say they
lexicon. They propose 10 begin opera
tons during the summer. and at once.
so that bv October practical work may
be entered upon.
Or. Charles v Darlington VIII leave
next week for Europe intending TO spend
some months abroad. Mrs. Darlington
and children VIII leave for Rockbrldge
Alum about July the lst
Major and Mrs. Mcclellan spent yes
terday afternoon with Major and Mrs.
Randolph.
Mrs. Byron Bear daughter and maid
leave for Bumpass, Louisa county Thurs
day to spend the summer.
Mr. Victor Morltz. OF New York. Is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Simon sycle, Of
west Grace street.
Miss Jeanette Lowenstein. OF States
Vile, n. c.. who has been visiting Miss
Eta Rosendorf leaves for Harrisonburg,
Va, tomorrow.
Miss Cohen. Of New York is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Stern, Of west Grace
street
Mrs. Theodore Nelson and family will
leave this week 20 spend the summer at
Bumpass Va.
Miss Merle Hessburg Of Danvllle. IS
the guest Of Miss Rita Goodman OF east
Clay street.
Miss Julla Hagerdorn. OF Philadelphia,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Meyer Sycle.
Mr. Julien Binford Is now visiting
friends in the mountains Of Virginia.
Mr.. Frank Boykin sailed for Europe
last week and will remain abroad foy
several months.
Mrs. Dabney Maury. nee McCaw, OF
Peoria. Ills. is now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davenport. Mrs. Maury has not
lost In any degree the beauty that was
so abundant In her 8irihood.
Some days ago a number OF little boys
and girls gave II No. north Fifth street
a lawn party whose proceeds were de-
voted TO the purchase OF hose and reel
for the Virginia Hospital. The children
were Misses Carrie Neal. Grace Neal.
GcrtruJe Taylor. jesse Eileen and MARY
McKenney and Jessie Evans; Masters
Thomas and Mills Neal Their interest
is highly appreciated by the Executive
Committee. and will be gratefully appre-
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Ethel Glasgow Whyto slower, to Mr..
Bruce Nau-u0u boAlcy, VIII take place
on june -ptn. 90 SAX CLOCK in the AFTER
noon az Grace Episcopal church. No
cards.
on Thursday evening Air. Berkeley VIII
Hams took party Oi friends Oh troll
ley parry over the Traction line. with
me music en- route, and music ana re-
frcshments upon returning, at the resi-
denco of Alr. and Mrs. john SHELTON VIII
liams. Those iu the party were MISS
Mamie Nash. OF Norfolk, Lucy Kent, OF
Mythovillo. Henrietta booth, Lizzie Wed
Gel, Maria Williams, Maria Dunlop. ran
ny Bragg Emma jennings Mamie
Cooke, Messrs. Jack de- Ireylie, joan
Lee. William kcan, Julian Mchenney,
Lytueton Fitzgerald So. George Cooke
Alex. Weddel. Watkins Ellerson, Or. Ba-
kcr. -- Ryiand. and others.
Among the visitors who passed through
Richmond Friday was Mrs. HowaId an
r. Seymour. of California MIS-. Sey-
mour spent some time ln examining lhc
memorial windows or historical hlei
est m St. Pauis church. she cNpresseu
herself as esDo sally struck with the re-
licitous INSCRIPTIONS upon the Davis VIM
dow and tho beauty of the vestfy OF o.
Tauis. both the upper ana lower "ihuo"'
Mrs. Stophen Putuev VIII I'm few days
call a meeting OF the Atii-ulIdi nan y. 80. -.
mlttee Of Confederate MemoriaI l'l - 'SR IiS
Socieiy-Mts. beorte h0.si .l' =, hci,,. its
other members AZ thls. nleelln6 iy ai
members OF inc IulVeiSdi,s "'s ut,,', v'u
be present, anu soIht 49, On ~ tbe
be taken ivs"itrs,Ds IN ~ of t6N alumni
III sPPSSit' Vne Ccnfe6crate Memorial
-, Tttn 80 socfaiv Facilitates matters
-reetIv Thaf me university Is IN hearty
sccord with the pan ia shown by H.
aS a.. - e. Dca a,d o. Size l'he alumni, too.
klIt OF $500 "i9 49,, Par 81 500 10 the
,,.or,, ne meeting referred TO viii be
"a - NJ putnev's residence.
49,. ,vo',.r yin leave shortly
Mrs' a. "a 80 XXv,.the,iile
ior WISH W W.
home IN Louisa county
Mrs Ashton starke has returned from
Macon. "a.
xIesSi,dt'oo ana Lee University. and his
,.teo 40 ,.isi.in~ her father. Judge b. II.
Wexford Jr IA west Grace street.
A.. r,,.s.u Dsyron with her little
AllS, LSei.0' ,st 10 Civ TUESDAY. for
so., a. vsit IN sWhite Hall" in Al
Me Dawson
Nrs Joseph r. Anderson is now visit