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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

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Peoples Gas ....ss'.. ...s'.'sss.s. iltS
Pullman Palace ..'...'' .'''".....' I1tt1
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sugar ........ ......' ...s.....".". ~
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roIergI sicel ......... .........-.. JOS
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Pacific Coast ... ..... .'''"'''''' -
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Standard ......". ..-.' ''''"'''''' 1o'.
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Di.t-.ct ol columbia o.Oo ........ lli2
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Alabama lCIass I'D ...... .'.'..'''' 40
Alabama tDlass @ .......'..' Gee. ~
nI.U.mH Currency ...... .'.t.'s-.. w..
Atchi-lu general as ..-''' LUIS
Hf.n..un adjustment As ........... olti
tnn.ul southern Gus --.s. -.-.sss.. Ill
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

NEW YORK. May IA number OF
special customhouse agents to-day arrest
ed four men on a charge or smugguis
ami ccnhscated "a large quantity or phe-
nacctine. salf0nal. opium. ammonia ana
othe~ valuable drugs. The capture "as
the result OF carefully-planned work on
tho part OF the customs-houso authofi-
ties. who have been investigating the work
OF the men arrested for months past
The men arrested are Howard +. Woot-
ten. proprietor OF a cigar store M 1870
Broadway: william IT, Commons, Francis
J Plasse and Paul 5. Mahon. all Of New
York city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
ANTITRUST LAW.
The Governor Of Texas Wants Co Op-
Grafton in His Fight.

HOUSTON. TEXAS. May i5.-Gov-
ernor Sayers gave out the Information
to-day that as soon as the legislature
adjourns he will address "a letter 20 the
Governors Of all the States asking Il
meeting az some suitable time and place
with their attorney-genZals for the pur-
pose OF considering and agreeing upon an
effective anti-trustlaw to be presented 10
the different Legislatures. I'm the mean
time he will insist upon the Legislature
enacting such law at the present session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

Nr,W YORK. May 15-Further aG-
49, of lie. in some lines of bieached
rrDtions. The demand Is good. but princi-
ON outside lines not set raised iu
Ie Iov-rrade blcaChel quiet Nut firm.
r, eh,etings and drills Gam in price
and business restricted by short supple
Fine gray cottons in I4hf smana and
nt al run prices. Prints and giughams
~, 6rm. Recorder demand fair. Coarse
eSred cott0ns quiet and nrm Woollen
ond vorsted dress goods quiet and nm
Hanged Mems wear fabrics quiet. Sta
- .,.,rafcd fair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

At 1:25 o'clock this morning the amhu-
lance was summoned % tho First Police
Station 10 a negro named Robert Cleu-
ents. who had been stabbed In the shoulder
by q negro named Joseph Alen' inc iat-
ter was Jealous because Clements was
talking 10 his girl. and he slipped up be-
hind his rival and ran a knife into him.
Several stitches were taken tn The
wound by DR.. Cunningham and Clements
was carried home. Allen escaped.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

BUFFALO. y. Y. May 15-The dock
situation is worse tonight than az any
time since the opening OF the season.
1,-. r..rrbfr men. the men who work in
eil. 0f the elevators. are out, and have
.araad ~ remain out until the grain
IOya PSI ana tne re.gnt-handiers strikes
are settled. IN,
irfa unls-s new men can be secured TO
f.La fhe places of the monthly men,
which BIS said 10 De improbable, owing 70
the fact that 10 requires c"n-l1eraDle eNs
the elevators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

NEW YORK May 1.-The United
States transport Dixie arrived in quaran-
tins at II o'clock tonight from Mama
Milo. Cuba. having ON board the Fourth
United states Volunteers, under The com
maud W Colonel James 5. Petit. This
r.e mant was recruited principally in
Virginia and the District of Columbia.
Corporal Daniel j.. Hammond, of Com
pany g.. died OF acute intestinal trouble
and p"eritouit.s and was buried az sea on
fle 18Th OF May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
William Farnesworth Arrested IN
Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, May civilian
Framework. wanted In Washington FOR
rmbezzlement, was arrested by the de-
t~ectives here tonight. lie - a white
man. originally from Wisconsin. and is
about forty years old.
chief Kizer received a telegram from
Washington police superintendent sun
dav asking him TO arrest Framework.
wbo was badly wanted In that city.
Farnesworth is also held for swindling
a Norfolk man.
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Investigating Railroad Tariff.

NDW YORK. May l5.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day began an
investigation in this city Of the export
rate situation and the alleged manipu-
lation OF low export grain tariffs. OF
which complaints have been made by
New York merchants against the east
bound lines TO Newport News. B1lumore.
Philadelphia. and other north Atlantic
seabOard points.
II Is asserted that tariffs Tor export
are lower than those on domestic
shipments and that domestic grain has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
cOTrNN MAHkEr.

NEW YORK. May 15-COTTON-Fol-
lowing The more reassuring feeling IN
Wall street., tho cotton market was quite
prompt u show a stcadlcr front IN inc
face of conditions more OF less boarish re-
eardiug the weather IN the cotton belt
Do tle progress being made by the new
crop. The cables from Liverpool. more
over. were quite as bcarish as looked for.
Eut, ON tlo other. early English orders
NUIc i0r thc purchase OF cotton. wan
street also showed "a disposition 10 ,buy
cotton. and advices from New England
and from The dry goods district were sun
very favorable. After opening STEADY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
M PhiIlppine Cannon ~ Trophies.

WASHINGTON. May many appii-
cations have been made 10 the War De
partment requesting that AN useless cam
non captured in the PHILIPPINES, be turned
over 10 the States as trophies OF the
regiments making the capture. Socre-
tary Algcr cabled General otis asking
what there was in the way Of such
pieces. and has received n reply stating
that under the terms of the peace treaty
an obsolete cannon are 10 be turned over
to the Spanish Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

NEW YORK. May lit was intor-
-I,iv stated to-day that Anthony \.
Brady would not Joe made n special par
af- Lmt "a settled lact that Arson r.
slower ri brother of Roswell i. Flower,
I'm e,ocsed the late Governor as a de
rector In the chicago Rock Island and
Pacific road and the Peoples Gas Llsht
,.otine trustees for the Brooklyn Rapid
transit Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
EaiIwax TeIecraphcrs Mect.

PEORIA. HIS. May 1.-THE second
biennial convention Of the Grand Diyi-
sion Of the order OF Railway Telegraphers
began IN Peoria to-day. About three
hundred delegates and four hundred other
members were present. Canada and every
State in the Union except Florida Is rep
resented. Charles !. Daniels. chairman.
I'm his address spoke Of the general pros
perity OF tho order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
That famous book-Bayid Harum,
T3c.
GENUINE IMPORTED ENGLISH LIMO
LLIM 1-Ln sNIAAL lAMn.

LEUM, 3TGc. SQUARE YARD.
Commencing this morning We place on
sale a special lot OF less than 500
yards. Of one pattern only. but that
a beautiful White and Blue Thing OF
Genuine English Lluoleum. the back
OF each yard being 50 stamped, n
since the United states import laws
compel all imported goods 20 be stamp
ed. there can be no deception In
this. At 81 lie. square yard this
Linoleum is exactly hall price. as the
lowest price We have ever known
for these goods has pecn 15c. square
yard. Phone SO or drop a postal and
our man will call to measure your
needs and bring a sample.
Had our mating buyer told US he could
sell the entire season the quantity
OF Mating he has sold up TO May
18th. we would very much have doubt
81 his estimate, but an he has bought
has been sold, and to-day there 4. IN
stock 800 yards more than at any one
time since last summer. Last weeks
glut in the mating market, caused
by the arrival Of 50 many cargoes at
once. produced a considerable slump
an prices. and now that our pur-
chases are in we invite you TO a little
m~oney-saying sale. All OK these are
full yard wide.
Blocks. checks. and Fancy Weave
China Mating. 81 40 roll OF % yards.
Carpet Patterns Of Inlaid Mating. looks
Ike stain floors. f5c. yard.
The celebrated Ingram japanese Mat
ting. beautiful Greens. Deep Tones OF
Reds. also. Browns and a few Blues,
25c. yard. The FIRST time under ioc.
These three will give you some idea OF
80 other lots.
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THE MONEY STAYS HERE.
None Of spain's indemnity Goes Away
from This Country.

NEW YORK. May 1.-THE fourth and
last OF the 10000 treasury warrants
paid TO Spain for the Philippine Islands
was presented at the National City Bank
to-day by q representative OF the French
embassy. This draft Will pass through
the clearing house in tomorrow eX-
changes. Not one dollar OF the $j.oo0,O10
already paid To- spain has really gone out
az this country. the entire transaction
having been conducted on the basis Of
foreign exchange ana as there has been
q large trade balance I'm favor of this
country I'm about every one Of the conti-
mental money markets. the indemnity.
money has been charged against these
balances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
4 Labor Convention.

COLUMBUS. O.. May ia call was
issued to-day FOR a State labor convention.
10 be held In { is city June LIST. for tho
accordance with the objects aud interests
OF organization OF labor, the same TO be-
presentef 70 state conventions OF tho
dominent political parties for their rata
cation and embodiment In either or both
al their State platforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
THAT BOOK SCANDAL
Atlanta Methodist Preachers Want IL
Kecnnsidcrch.

ATLANTA, GA, May b.-The Metho-
dist ministers OF Atlanta passed resolu-
tons calling for the appointment Of a
committee 10 urge upon the forthcoming
annual conferences. a movement for an
extra general conference 10 reconsider
the publishing house matter. The pre-
amble states thai there is great dlssat-
isfaction with the way IA which this
matter has been disposed Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

ATLANTA. Ga, May b.-Wm Lucas.
The negro suspected OF the murder Of
Farmer r. ~. Dawson, on the Stone
Mountain road. near Decatur. Ca. last
Friday. was captured in Atlanta tonight.
lie was taken 10 the police station and
later sent 10 the county Jail for safe
kccpe'ng. Lucas denied his guilt.
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been carried az the low export rates on
the representation that 10 was destined %
a foreign port.
The commission IS 10 hold sessions IN
an the principal cities Of the East ana
West. II BIS proposed % secure evidence
showing all the important changes mat
have taken place in rates 10 the Attth,
IL ecaboarl ON shipments OF grain and
grain products ana the reason therefor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

over the demand Of the United states
government hat tho Cuban soldiers re-
linquish their arms before receiving their
shares IN the distribution OF the 100000.
on an sides among the Cubans of Sam
tiagO violent expressions arc heard Pee
garding what is termed "the niggardly
conduct OF the Americans
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATES TRAINS
TO PETERSBURG.

The Atlantic Coast Line will inaugu-
rate lis regular Sunday accommodation
trains between Richmond and Peters
burg. Sunday. May DIST. Trains will
leave Ricmond 1855 y NJ, Manchester
7.4O \. NJ. and returning leave Peters
hurr 200 y. NJ. Fare for the round trip
viii be forty cents. For further infor-
nation apply TO
c. s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

TOLEDO. O. May 15-Ex-President
Cleveland. who IS now on a fishing trip
at Middle Bass. viii be the guest of honor
at the formal laying Of the cornerstone
Thursday. Mr.. cleveland VIII not speak.
but has consented 20 Dee present. lie ex-
r.cts 10 be- ON Lake Erie fishing at least
Two more weeks.
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window glass, $3.50 water "hlte' S25o.
SAVANNAH. GA, May 15.-SPIRITS
OF TTTRPENTINE-Quiet at Jsi2c. sales,
9. casks: receipts. 20 casks.
"ROSTNLFIrm and unchanged. sales,
1 Ia barrels: receipts, 26sS barrels.
WILMINGTON, ". G., May 1j.-SPIR-
IRIS cT' TIrRPENTINE-Stcady at 37I4v
3Sc.. receipts. ~ casks.
ROSIN-Ffrm at gJr.@Sl; receipts. 1G2
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTLNE-Steady at Sl.3J
and 81 iO: receipts, ~ barrels.
TAR-lirm at SD; receipts, 63 barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
SHAEFER WINS AGAIN.
The Wizard Beats George Slossson in
an Exciting Game.

NEW YORK. May 15.-"Wizard' Jake
scbaefer. OF Chicago. beat George SlOs-
son. Of New York. the student, In an
exciting game Of ls-inch balk line bill
liards at the LenoX Lyceum tonight.
The final score was six hundred 70 AIS IN
favor of Schaefer. and 500 in stakes. TO
say nothing OF many thousands side bets,
changed hands on the result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
Poisoned by Canned Lobsters.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, May l5-Ffteen
guests al a prominent hotel here have
been poisoned by eating canned Holsters.
II required the work OF three physicians
TO save their lives. All are now believed
10 be out Of danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16
TODAY WILL Be CLEARING DAY
OF A GREAT MANY LOTS FROM The
James Elliott Fire Salvage Sale,

MANY of the lots of goods which have created such remark-
able sales within the past week have become broken assor'-
ments. and must be closed out. 1t will be impossible Tor u $ 10
mention prices. simply because the goods might sell out the hrst
few hours of the morning and we might be censured' hs"e
wish YOU to have faith in our advertisements We will do nothing
to cause you possible disappointment
The clearing sale consists mostly OF
Linens. White Goods, Wash Dress Goods. White Bed SPread''
and HandkerchiefS.
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PHILADELPHIA HrGu-ARw
MACHINE. s24.95.
,.,. WHITE WAIST. ~.

PUILADELPHIA HfGH-ARN
MACHINE, s24.S5.
SPECIAL WHITE WAIST, ~.
We should ike you TO see this special
Waist. made OF India linons. Win
two rows OF hne Irish point insertion.
best quality OF pearl buttons. and the
newest yoke. with full size laundereo
cuffs and separate laundered collars.
IL is positively the best 81 White waist
sold. n II will do US good 10 sell
them.
We have made tho Paragon Shirt
Waist. for ladies'. famous In this town
by our selling N.3. $40. and N.'9 ones
for sec. and IL Is with a. great deal
of pride We can announce another sale
of the same make OF Waists. Ia Colors.
Black and White. and solid White
only. comprising every size. 3, q IL
at a choice OF SOC. While there are IN
the lot some ordinary soc. ones. there
are so few it's not worth our time going
through them and picking them out.
You can ready pick out the 81 ones.
Granite Cloth. or Gof Cloth. Dress
skirts. Gray and Brown Mixtures s5c-
Seven hundred sold yesterday. Three
hundred more for to-day.
Look In the middle aisle OF the main
floor to-day for the sale OF INFANTS
MUSLIN CAPS at 25c. You will be
surprised that 50 little money will buy
such good Caps.
A SPECIAL WHITNEY Go-cAur,
rubber tires. elaborate caned work.
s..
DIR. WARNER'S HEALTH CORSET,
each one stamped and guaranteed
genuine. ooc. \ special lot only.
. special lots
CROCHET QUILTS,
76x72 inches. hemmed, ready for use,
25c.
Heaviest Crochet. ham tied. fringed all
around. large size. Si2o.
During the recent auction sale OF Jap
anese goods In this city fourfold Jap
anese Screens. with gilt thread. en-
broidered. was sold az s.. and eagerly
bought. We have a lot Of the self
same Screens ready Tor your selection
this morning az 81 30.
DIG AND LITTLE BOYS STRAW
HATS AND CAPS.
FINEST MARsBMELLOws. IL i-2c.
POUND.
PAINTED FLOWER POTS - HALF
PRICE.
Earthenware F1Ower-Pots. with salcers
complete. painted in red and gold.
These were owned by a Richmond re-
taller, retiring from business.
DC. size. Zoe.
zoe. size. 2Jc.
Between sizes at Ike prices. salc in
basement.
A perfectly-luxurious Hammock. as
large as the largest, of strong Irvine.
with deep valance and fringe. with
woven pillow and s%tretcher, complete
with hooks, 81. We have reason e.
believe that such hammocks have mos
been Sold In this town before und's
$50.
Ordinary Mexican Grass Hammocks.
20c.
Il styles Jardinere Stands. 35c. 20 s..
JAPANESE LANTERNS.
Special Bargain Sale-l0c. size, balloon
shape. 5c. Enough 10 supply church
and lawn parties.
Phone 33 or send a postal, and our
man will call 10 hang your screen
doors. We hang two doors. complete,
hinges. spring. and knobs, FOR si.0o.
TAFFETA RIBBONS, IL I-2c.,
all silk. every color. 2 inches wide;
many hundred yards were sold yester-
day, but there are plenty more to-day.
HATS TRIMMED FREE.
ladies Trimmed Haas. an our s. values.
special. s. 80. sale IN miiiinery-roOm.
LADIES WHITE AND BLACK SAIL
OKs, REGULAR 33c KIND, Ice.
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NORFOLK. Va. Nay l5-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock aucy. BIC. pound
strictly prime. 3.c pound. prime. 80
pound common, nome offered. Spanish
Soc. pcr bushel Tone VI market nrm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-16

CHARLESTON. s. c.. May lJ.-TUR-
PENTINE-Firm AT 37c.. sales. - casks.
ROSIN-Firn. sales. 2D barrels. quOte-
A, b. q, poe: ID. T. alc.. y. S1.05: q,
S1.15; Ii. sl2J; /, Sl3J; *, Sl.i0; ", Sl.75;
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EXCHANGE.
Rlchmond. ". III b. 1s90

Richmond, Va, May -, 1899.
Crenehaw's warehouse will have a
break OF good Louisa ana Caroline county
VA sun-cured. also, StOnewall and
shDckoe warehouses and Shelburne'S
warehouse will have a Dig break of sun
cured tobacco tomorrow, Tuesday. May
~. 1899.
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Inspections-Dark, lS5 hosshcads. Rein
'stonewaii. Shockoe, Seabrook's. Old Do
mluiou. Crump's, Allegheny, D~avenports
and Planters tobacco warehouses report
to-day: Receipts ~ packages deliveries
rniteI states internal revenue collec-
ti0ns on tobacco for inc city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars aud cigarettes,
Sl~t.70; plug tobacco, SitoL5O. Total,
Si,9i3. i
Mcssrs. Frazer Tomnkins tobacco
commission merchants. ~. los south
Twelfth street. Richmond. Va, Will offer
q break of twenty l-U nogrneads OF dark
tobacco by sample at their Office to-
morrow. %
Mr.. A.. l.. Phillips. son of Ar. Francis F..
/ phillips. of the mdnutdctuil ug department.
! of the Wcissingcr Tobacco Company, OF
Louisville. XIV. is in Richmond, Va. to-
day representing "Ihe ht.l, ptouil-
rl, tobacco journal OF the West. lie
! expects 10 De I'm the cts a. week or ten
'ryfr phuiins reports business brisk. ono
br-.o Rice d Tayior. sold bio hOgsheads
~ tobacco last week. says heavy. crops
of hurley and dark aI expected. he-
/ ccfuts continue very 6ooo-
Mr. Thomas Parry. Of Eyre Evans &
/ Gu. Liverpool. Eng. is ln licnmpnd. Va
. i.,. .r r,ufn for home after nm Inspec-
/ lion of tho western and Virginia tobacco
markets.
Mr.. W. 4. Adams. of Ozford. y. c., is in
Richmond. Va, to-day.
The pctershurr lN1' Record OF Satur-
/ day. May 10. l>N.
1rIc receipts this week heavy and prices
Won sustained for dark Ielf We note
sales from SD 90 $50. Railroad receipts
scD ~h0rehDads.
Th, following win show the loose sales
Of tobacco during the past week at the.
Tuenoeff0ue. Loose.
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StiiI Grumbling.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. May l5.-Con-
siderable dissatisfaction is expressed here
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Schooner Juliet Hopkins, Cullison' TO
load lumber.
Barge George May. Moore, TO load lum-
boomer TT. VI. Rowe. Malone, 10 load
lumber.
SAILED.
Barce T.. s.. souder. Fairbrothers, rail-
road Ties. Philadelphia.
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ANY KIND or WALLPAPER HUNG.

Contrary 20 general expectancy, we have
still all colors left OF the remark
able Window Shades We sold yester-
day. They are two yards long. yard
wide. fringed. mounted on hrst-class
spring rollers. and come with al
fixtures complete, I5c.
THE PORCH CHAIRS that sold at
Dc. have been received, and those Of
you who ordered them and do not
receive them to-day or tomorrow Will
kindly cal and get same.
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NNNNA sssrsHss sefff o.. t-'f -
rn-noctious to date. 300 hogs heads
anne time last wear. $500
j. B. McCTLLOcIl. Inspector.
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PORT BERMUDA HUNDRED, MAY j..
ARRIVED.

Steamship Dauyille. Bovd, baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
Connecticut western news., 1899-08-31
CORNWALL BHIDG E..

Mrs Lizzie Purdee, Miss Nellie Swift and Master Edward Purdee of Water bury, returned home after a visit to relatives here last week.
 Dr Wm. NJ. Curtiss and Whiting J. Wilcox, George H. Beers and wife, Mrs Russ Il Bierce, Miss Mary W. Moore. attended camp meeting at Canaan Sun- day. going with their own teams.
 Seventy-fv tickets were sold to the Canaan Camp Ground last week from this station.
 Clsrlrs Hall and Harold Weinstein of Danbury was here over Sunday calling on friends.
 Ninety.two tons of old iron were talk CD from the old furnace and shipped to Albany.
 Miss Winifred xeinstein of Danbnry. who bas been visiting friends here sew eral weeks and in Sharon, returned home Monday.
 George W. Studley is at work for the Msnvtl Milling Co.,, at Ashley Falls, coming to his home here over Sunday.
 Rev Mir Stonehill of Brooklyn, N r., preached very eloquent and instructive sermons at the M. E. church here Sun day morning and evening. The Lord B supper was administered in the morn ing. .......... ....... ........
 Some of the bicycle owners have com piled with the lantern law. Probably others are waiting to be called down and then pay more in fine and costs than would buy two good lanterns.
 Mrs John Mshar of Warren visited at her fathers. Thomas Dougherty's. over Sunday.
 Miss Amelia Densen of Bridgeport is visiting at her home here.
 Dry, hot and dusty Neather prevails | but we hope on, hope eyer.