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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
Five Year Chess Game

Probably the the longest gas or
chess ever known was that played
between a man living IN Australia
ana a friend In Newark. n, Y. Each
move was made by letter. one player
making use OF tho Europe and
SueH canal route. and the other
writing via the Pacific ocean ard
san Francisco. Five years elapsed
before the game was drawn TO a
cioss,. Another similar record In
chess playing was a correspondence
game which took place recently be-
tween several Germans living In
SeW York and a chess club In
Bremen. Germany. The game ter
minated In February last year. with
"a victory for the New York players,
having lasted period Of two years
and i've months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
English syndicate's Deal

HOUSTON. Tex. April i0.-An
English syndicate. represented by
Henry r. Kent ard Charles A. Cal
houn. Of r. Louis. have closed u
deal with the petroleum producers
at corsicauh b which II becomes
possessed ~ nearly 200 oil wells and
some 2n0. 600 acres Of oil land leases.
The price paid ls nearly ilo0. 600 The
same syndicate win acquire control
of other extensive Oh fields Ia Tex
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iahrt BY Downing. Hopkins q Co.
| CHICAGO. April 10. 49, The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the board
| of trade
Wheat May. opening 50sa a7otac.
closing. giiaMTiMa. july. opening.
7ia5ohc. eloHinr. 7ia0ithc.
Corn May. opening. sta317se. clos
Ing. $40. July. opening siA 8 a..
closing. l-91sfzc.
oats May. opcning. ss9ss7se; clos
ing. eatsc.
PORK May opening. $3.50. closing.
3p1s. july. opening. 100. closing.
/ - IA.
Lard Stay. opening. tSs5ts; clos
ing. tiE7h.
Liverpool wheat Siay. opening 81.
Esd. closing. 81. sid. July. OPEN
inE. 5a. biaa.. closing. Is. It'd.
NEW YORK. April i0.-The fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the stock
/ Exchange:
American Sugar - Opening. 1873
closing. 1879.
American Tobaceo-oponlnr. geol5
+ ciuaiur. 21t
&. n. q ST. Participating. i26's
| closing. i16.
Mauhnttan-opcnlne. ZIG. closing.
Inc
Peoples Gns-Opening. fio. closing,
ItlsH.
Northern Pacific Prefcrred-Open-
ling. 7sf. closing. ssis.
/ &. u. !. &. P.-OpeninE. flsM; clos
+ ing. ilaa.
Western Union Opening. a3M
Iclaalur. a1E
ST Louis IS Nash - Opening. Gta
closing. ftiz.
+ e. -. d Opening. liiA; closing.
ti0H.
4. r. q . r. Pref.-Opeulng. COZ
Icl0alnr. tg7E.
4. T.. & $. +. Com.-opening. 2ilk,
/ rlaaiug. 20tl.
r. G.. g. l. - Opening, "a. closing,
IaaE.
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leper Victim Dies.

JUNCTION CITY. O. April 10
Hannah Gary. aged = years, the
elder - the two Gary sisters. who
have been afflicted with supposed
lepfosy for the past II years. died
az their home. three miles from this
place. last evening. after two weeks
- intense suffering. the result Of the
dread dfucaHe invading the heart
and lungs Two months ago the
Gary sisters we're examined by n
prominent specialist on that class Of
diseases from Chicago. who dag
nonei their case aE genuine iepruny,
The family lives on an Isolated
farm In Perry county, which II
Stunned by all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
z. L. NoRpBoFF BURIED

The funeral OF L. l. Nordhorf was
held yesterday afternoon at the
chapel Of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart. corner Of Madison street and
broadway, Rev. Brown officiating.
The iutermcnt was in Calvary GEM
etery. The pail bearers were A. NJ.
Sehillestadt. Charles Hart. G. j.
O'shea. ]. u. Warnsholdt. W. A.
French, and 7. II. johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Monday Morning Trade war very
good this morning on West street
The san Francisco steamer arrived
yesterday with fairly good supply
% EreeuHtun Cabbage and tninas
toes are scarce. Lettuce l. close.
The potato market remains un.
changed. Poultry atm quotes AZ u
cents. EEFs are somewhat easier.
The following prices are being Of
ferod TO the producer by the local
dealers for delivery In round lots on
the dock or In the car AZ Seattle,
Grain oats. 81. barley. tas.
wheat. chicken feed. Es. bran.
SIS. shorts. SIC.
Hay t'uRct sound. 81 per ton.
Eastern Washington timothy. iii.A
ala. alfalfa. -.
EGGS strictly fresh ranch. IL
0iGe.
Butter - Fresh ranch. ioQiic.
creamery. @2n2ie.
Poultry 80 Chickens. live. itc. live
turkeys. re.
Live stack-chaiceb beef cattle. cows
&C.; steers. tsmse: good hogs. live.
&c: hogs. dressed. s'se: calves.
dressed. large. &C.. small. Dc. caiycn.
tive. large. e. small g..
Hides. Pslts and Wool - Heavy
sound uaitcd steers. over % pounds.
SCI medium sound. per pound. Tsc.
light sound. under = pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. fe. stays.
bulls and oxen. tdse saiiei kips.
7e. calves. per pound. sc green hides.
ie less than paited. dr. hides. pcf
pound. igc: dry cuiiH. ous. third less.
summer deer. per pound. ss0stc.
winter deer. dry. tfGtfc; papery
deer. s0iac. dry eiks. pHiec: green
elk. tGsc. sheep peits. 2sasses shear
ilnFn. iEM2sc. Eastern Washington
wool. &C.. Western Washington wool.
tse: dirty or timber burned. ioc; tall
low. ais074c.
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The Strike Declared Of.

HIHMINGHAM, Ala. April To-
The strike In the coal mines At Bel
Ia Ellen and Harerove, which be-
gnn Saturday WAS declared Off to-
day. the men returning 60 work on
certain concessions being granted to
them. Tho issue WAS the advance
mcnt of wurca Of lahorprs according
To The recent advance accorded tho
coal miners themselves The strike
AT the ore mines at alice aud Rcd
ding, aud ufhor places f. atill on. but
Nluru-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
RAISE INSURANCE RATES

Marine insurance rates on vessels
operating IN Alaskan waters arr
likely to be raised within a short
time The rcasun ~ this " owing
chisfiy Ia the frequency % marine
mishaps which have occurred With
In the last month Prominent un-
arrsritsrs q Seattle state that the
Increase will NOT be large.
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MORE TROUBLE.

New suits filed In the superior
court Saturday afternoon were:
Mary Z. McNeair vs. Isaiah II.
Page. ct al. foreclosure.
Daniel Schneider rs. Knut Ander,
son and wife. restitution OF property
aud judgment
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hickory Zoe. e0coanuta. per dozen
zoe, popcorn. &c per 10.
Nay. Grain end Feed.
Hny 0ubhingl Puget Sound. Der
ton. SItfe Eastern Wellington tim
dthY. sl8Hif. alfalfa. SO
oats dohhlnrl Ter ton. tsSu30.
Harley Rallcd. tai02s.
corn Whole. asa50. cracked. g2a
feed meal per ton. $50,
Feed Wheat. gsi4a2,o oil cake meal
$50. midannRs. tiiu2ai bran. 1i7I
shorts. SIS chopped feed taifi2lI
dulre chopped food. SIC. seed oats
ss0Haa.
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Green Fruit 0obblnvl - Oranges.
aerillnE. fsa2aa. uaVeia. feTa4t.
iamona. 1s0t. apples. fancy. sf2s
- per bax. cooking apples. e5c0ti
per box. hananaa. siTsW96 20 per
bunch. California black fgu. 20 10
boxes. sta0. Smyrna nHs. zse per n:
new dates. Tho. sweet apple cider.
cartons. fias Mcd. sweets. 1850
: 60. tanEarineH. 81
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ONE MORE INTIMATT0N.

THE STAR is strictly non-partisan,
and is not an organ for anything or
anybody. It simplyprints the news.
As for the subscription price, it is
a trlfe-oniy 2S cents per month.
Telephone Pike $50 and get THE
STAR for a month.
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JobhinE Quotstiens.

The iobblnE quotations today were
as follows;
Sugar gobhlnrl-Goiden G. In hbla
&C. extra c. IN hhla. 4ise. powdered.
SIC. dry graduated. 5Ae. cube. SIC,
beet. sA spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. uobblnEl-fairnt TX
eeiieut. sz1s: Novelty A. taooi star
thakeraD. SIS. California brands
80: corn meal. yellow. $50 per TO-
lbs IN i0-lb sacks. corn meal. white
81. So per 100 tbs In i0-ib sacks. buck
wheat hour. pure. t1.50 per 70 lbs "
s-ib sacks: cracked wheat. f2-2a per
100 lbs In fo-lb sacks: farina. Us
per 100 lbs IN i0-fb sacks. farina. g
per io0 lbs IN a-lb sacks. stcei-eut on'
meal. s.. 50 per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks
graham -four. si.75 per 100 lbs IN le-lh
sacks. whole wheat flour. SIS per
100 lbs in io-ib sacks. rye meal. & y
per leo lbs In i0-ib sacks; rye hour
e . per 100 Iba ia i0-ib sacks: split
peas, io0-ib sacks. $3.50. split peas
- per 100 lbs In g5-lb boxes. pearl
barley. 1875 per 100 lbs IN sacks,
wheat flakes. BIB boxes. $40
wheat flakes. g. % per case ~ 70 2-lt
pkrH. fancy rolled oats. i1s5 per
bale. In 9-ib sackH. corn meal. yellow
g. 80 per bbl In b0-lb sacks. corn
meal white. $500 per bbl in 50-lt
sacks. buckwhcat -four. pure. t7.2'
per Dbl In 50-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. 50 per Dbl in 50-lb sacks. stcc
cut cat meal. SEQ per Dbl In 50.lh
sacks. graham flour. s. % per Dbl IN
to-lb sacks. whole wheat -four. 81 per
bbl In 50-lb sacks. rye meal, t3.75 per
bbi In 50-lb sacks. ryo -four. 81 pcJ
Dbl: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bible
s5.45. fancy rolled oats. ao-lb snckH
$50; fancy rolled Data. Der ease
sz.75.
Coffee Gobhine)-drcen -- Mocha
per 10. 2902lc. Javn. per 10. 2iOgsc
Costa Rlcn. choice. per 10. tamlac
Rohsted-Arbuckls's, In l00-lb cases
per cwt.. fit.75. 60-lb cases. per cwt
ilt.s5: 3s-lb cases. per cwt. I'll o.
Java. b0-ib tins. per 10. 6jc sack. sac
Alden Mocha. s7ac. Cnracoln. agr
Guatemala, 2ic; ground coffee. $50
2oc Lion. zoos. sli75. sSs. 8lls5: 3sc
sii95.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A llcense to wed was issued Sat
urday To Eugene q. Miller. &, ~
Spokane. and Bessie q. Talbot, 40.
af san Francisco.
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Meat Prioot.

Fresh Meat dabhlnvl Cow beef.
So per 10. steer beef. shc per M.
mutton. wcther ac per 10. pork. iiae
per 10. veal. large, So per 10. small.
Toe.
Provisions 0nhhluH) Hama. large.
l0ise. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. ithct dry aaited sides. 7hc.
Land tobbinsl Homemade. per 10.
rae. white star Sc. coin Special.
spc. lard. compound. uetcea. eho.
Eek. sac.
Fresh Fish oohhinal --iiaiibut. ~
WtiL. snimon. 1stsc. aiaelhead sal
mon. gs4i0c. salmon trout i2Hc.
faunarra. 8HA. aa'ea. S.. rock cod. be.
trout. tstsatse. ahrImps Toe. shad.
GH7c. umrlL 10ac. Columbia river
arnott. .gfic. herring. 3Wtc. tom cod.
a.. oysters. OiyiupiaS $50 per sack.
81 80 pee gallon. clama. $40 per
sack. punEeneaa crabs. live. u.io.
cooked. a 20.
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PIGoT'r & FRENCH CO, loa
West Washington street, Dexter
Horton Bank Building. have the
only Linotype job printing machine
in the entire Northwest. Catalogues,
pamphlets, etc, at specially low
prices. SAVE MONEY by giving
them an opportunity to figure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
Vegetables

Potatoes oobbinel white River
fairbanks. s1fUln Island Early Rose
SIS. Island White sa5UaN. Yakima
and oregon. $50. native sill
yer skin enlana. figuls per ton; ore
Fun ant YaEIma silver skin. fancy.
sisHn per ton. breta, 81 per sack
carrots csc per sack. rutnhaEau.
&c per sack. tueuipH. Csc pyr
sack. cabbage. gtsr. pBrsuipz. goea 81
per sack. c8uilnuwcr. goo per
dozen. green peas. O.. ehokun
Coo per doEen. garlic. 9cs celery.
California asparagus. tffec per 10.
rhubarb. &C. rer ih. tomatoes. t125 per
case.
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Never mind" said the Spanish
courtIpr camfurtlnely. to the boy
king. You needn't let It happen
again"
'But the ln1ienltyl"
Don't think OF thpt You arn't
the only one who has had 10 be
whipped before he would learn n
lesson"
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That THE STAR IS a newspaper in
tended for busy people. 1t contains
all OF the news Of the world in
crisp, condensed form. The reader
is not obliged to wade through dreary
columns Of matter to get at a few
facts. Short, snappy, to the point
that IS THE STARS motto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-04-10
Buttor. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry

Butter Ranch i0af2c: fancy
dairy. In squares 15Ml7c. Washing
ton creameries. lib prints. 2iUzgc:
Eastern. Iowa ana EiRin. 25a2G
Cheese 0obbinrl Native wash
lngtou, I3HrAc. Eastern. i2aN
i3Ac
Erga Oobblng) 80 Strictly fresh
ranch. t5UlGc.
Comb honey - California, 13c.
strained. &c.
Poultry chickens, 16GiGc.
1--we chickens. 10. I've turkeys. Ia
tbe; dressed geese, isulic. dressed
turkeys. fe9f7c.
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ON recount af the refusal 10 raise
their wages ~ eout1 a day. the top
men In the minc4 in the southern
coal district viii strike.
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Nuts

wainu,s. per ID, sacks. 12af4c.
Eastern black walnutF. i0c: pccaus,
tadpi2c: nibcr:B. 14c. almonds, fancy,
sol, aEsll. lS420c. almonds. No. 2,
IsgI7c; peanuts. 64sc; pine. 1jc.
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COURT NOTES.

George ". MYrick was allowed
a judgment far 80 and costa 10 the
superior court Saturday against r.
". Wuathan and wife.
4 Judgment by default for 49,
sT7.Ii VAS allowed the Seattle Ma
iional Hank against the Seattle Ma
local Hank Buiidlne company in the
superior court Saturday.
Amos Brown is not Satisfied with
the jury'a verdict given In the super
Tor court on April in his suit
against = {. F.rnandes 81 al. aud
has nied a notice OF a ucw trial
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Tho following quotations are furn.
iahrd BY Downing. Hopkins q Co.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Far san Francisco

Tae eomnanv'a cle-
rent steamship
queen. Mgila WAlla.
and umatiila leave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-15
Three Hundred of Gen, Lees Tents
Were Blown Out.
THE RACE QUESTION IN HAVANA.
The Civil Governor Closes a Cafr Be
cause the Owner Refused 20 Serve
Drinks 10 Mulatto-lie Says
lie VIII Open Again-Priest
Not Allowed 10 Ofiiciate
at the Cemetery

HAVANA. Feb. H-Brlgadicr-General
George Ia. Ernest, OF MaJ0r-General
BrOokes staff, has completed the eXami-
nation Of between 10000 and 10000 ra-
tons OF beef in army storehouses. lie
found less than TWO per cent OF bad beef
which was received in The same ship
ment as the beef condemned last week.
one box in every ten was opened and
examined and also every box that was
smelling bad.
ln the matter OF the withdrawal OF Cu-
bans from The Garcia funeral procession
on Sunday, the better element OF Cue
bans are now realizing that q mistake
was made ia the childish attitude Of their
Generals on that day Public opinion
is fixing the blame upon the representa-
tlvcs Of the cuban Assembly and upon
Fernandina Frerer. one of the vice-pre-
sidents of the Assembly. who IL is ai-
legged were responsible for the order TO
withdraw. Condemnation of Saturdays
action is growing and expressions OF re-
grct ana apologies viii probably be ten
dered to Maior-General Brooke.
CANNOT HOLD PRAYERS.
Mgr Santauder, Bishop of Havana.
has declined 90 allow Father Thomas
Sherman who recently arrived here from
Porto Rico, 90 hold prayer NJ the come-
terry tomorrow when the ladies Of this
city decorate the graves of those who
lost their lives through the blowing up
of the battleship Maine. The City Coun-
cil has decided 10 be represented 90 the
ceremonies by three OF its members.
During a severe wind storm last night
900 tents 30 the camp Of Major-Ceuerai
Fitzhugh Lee. were blown down. among
them being that of Iicutcnant-Colonel
Mans chief surgeon of the Seventh Army
Corps. The consequence was that ]. son
soldiers were temporarily deprived of
shelter.
Lieutenants Sart0ris and Fitzhugh Leo.
Jr, and two or three other young ON
GERS. cung TO the ropes of the tent in
which Major-Genoral Lee was sleeping
through the iercest Of the storm, and
kept IL from being blown down.
COLOR LINE DRAWN
Hofman's cafe in Central Park. has
been ordered closed by Senior Mora. civil
Governor Of Havana. because Of the re-
fusal OF the proprietor 10 serve drinks 20
a muiatto. the Cuban General Ducasse.
Mr. Hoffman. who Is au American. GAYS
he will reopen. saving he is sustained bv
the American authorities. II IS consid.
cred that fh4 controversy win raise the
race question
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-15
THE SOUTHERN BLIZZARD.
All Adyiccs Indicate Extreme Coh and
Much DAMAGE from Storm

HUGN damage iibDl N'biill.
LITTLE ROCh. ARK, Feb. A-An
records Tor temperatures in Arkansas have
been broken sunday morning the ther-
n.0ncter registered D. below zero. Since
then slow rise has been in progress.
and at II. a. yesterday it stood at l9
above. one person has frozen TO death.
FAYETTENILLE. Arb, Feb. 1.-THE
thermometer Saturday morning registered
"A degrees below zero. which is about l5
degrees colder than has ever tceu known
here Iu the large orchards many tees
have burst open from the cold and many
hogs and COWS have frozen TO death
DALLAS TEXAS, February N-Ee-
ports from aN over Northern Texas are
to tho effect that the blizzard of S1tur-
day and Sunday was the most severe in
the history of Texas The loss of cattle
VIII UFe'y bo very large.
HOUSTON. TEHAS. FEBRUARY Ire
u0-is goo the Post Turing .he two days OF
intense cold show Chat fourteen lives
were lost iu Texas by freezing. AT Hous-
ton. q. ln Collins county, @; in Lamar
county o. I'm Robertson county. 2. in
Bexar county !, in jefferson county, 1,
and three children i'm COryell county.
Stock and crops suffered.
In the past ten days the Post has
the cremation OF twenty per-
sons " whom sixteen were children. the
majority through ,heir catching fire from
open hre-p'aces.
HOUSTON. TEXAS. February 1.-THE
thermometer has made q new low re-
cord mark in South Texas. reaching
above zero Tile loss % stock viii be
very severe. Early vegetables are dam
aged TO the amount Of at least I.0aCc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-15
PRICE TWO CENTS.

government and control Of the islands 70
their people" -
A yea and nay vote was demanded
resulting % to o. In announcing the vote
the Vice-Presiient said:
The vote is tie. The Chair votes IN
the negative. The amendment Is lost
HOW THEY VOTED.
The detailed vote follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bacon. Bate Berry, Caf-
ferry. Chiffon, Clay. Cockrel. Faulkner
German, Cray Hale Harris. Heitfeld'
Hoar Jones (Arkansas), Jones tNevada)'
Lindsay. McIAurin. Martin. Money, Muir
ply. Perkins. Petdgrew, Pettus' quay
RawIins, Smith, Tfllman, Turner-I9
Nays-Messrs. Allison, Burrows Car
ter. Chandler. Deboe. Fairbanks, Frye
Gear. Hanna. Hawiey. Kyle, Lodge NC
Bride. McEnery. Mcmillan, Mantle, Nor
gan. Nelson. Penrose. Platt CConnecucuD,
Platt tNew York; Pritchard. Ross, Shoup'
Simon. Stewart. Teller Warren, Nos-
COTS.
The Vice-Presldent voted in the mega
tive
The vote was then taken on the Nc
Emery resolution. which follows;
THAT By tho ratification Of the treaty
Of peace with Spain 1t IS not intended TO
Incorporate the inhabitants Of the Philip
nine Islands into citizenship Of the United
States. nor Is Il intended 10 permanently
annex sail islands rs an integral part or
the territory Of the United States. but
II IS the intention OF The United states
10 establish on said Islands govern
ment suitable 20 tho wants and conditions
Of the inhabitants Of said islands, 10 pre-
pare them for local seif-governmeHt, and
in due time make such disposition Of said
Islands az will best promote the interests
" the citizens OF the United States and
inhabitants Of said Islands
The resolution was adoptei-B 20 y.
several Democrats who We're present and
not paired Withholding their votes. The
detailed vote follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Allison. Burrows, Chand-
Ter. Deboe. Fairbanks, Faulkner. Fryo.
Gear Gray. Hale, Hanna. Harris, Kyle.
Lodge. AlcEnery. McLaurla. Mcmillan,
Mantle Mason. Nelson. Perkins Pettus.
Platt (New York;. Quay, sullivan, Tel
ler-2s
Nays-Messrs Bacon. Bate. Berry. Caf-
ferry. Carter Clay. COckren Hawley
Hoar. Lindsay. Mcbride Martin. Money
Murphy. Pettigrew. Platt (Con-
nectlcuO Rawlins Ross, Simon, smith,
Stewart. Warren
The Senate then. az 3:05 r. NJ, on mo-
ton Of Mr. IToar. went into executive
session. and az $40 r. ~ adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-15
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Principals and Teach crs Report at
10 \. Vt. 70 Morrow Pup ils az Noon

Principals and Teach crs Report at
f0A. Vt. 70 Morrow Pup ils az Noon
All the principals and a number Of
teachers and pupils brayed the seventies
OF the weather and reported at their re-,
spectlve buildings yesterday. All praise
is due them. Schools viii resume on
Thursday.
Principals and teachers will meet at
their respective buildings at 10 A. NJ. on
that day.
The pupils will report promptly az Il NJ.
In case of double schools, morning
schools will report at Y NJ, and after
noon schools at 1 p. NJ.
on that day pupils will be Informed
OF their examination standing, the schools
will be reorganzed for the next term,
and book lists will be distributed.
on Friday pupils will meet at their
respective buildings, promptly az Y NJ,
when lessons will be assigned and ar
rangemenis made for regular work on
Monday.
The regular work OF the schools will be
begun on Monday next.
WILLIAM +. FOX.
SUPERINTENDENT.