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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.


vices at usual hours. Dr. COOPER, pas
tor. will preach morning and night Bible
school at 9:30 A NJ Union at 2. NJ
Church business meeting Monday night
GKuvk-AvE4NoE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. J. B. HAWTHORNE. D: D. pas
tor-The following services will be held
in the Richmond College Chapel: Sunday
school at o:13 A. NJ Preachi ING, =. Ir. II
sion of a Church. No services at night;
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
o'clock -
BROAD-STREET METHODIST EPIS.
COPAL CHURCH Corner of Broad and
Tenth Streets. Rev. w B.. BEAU
+ CHAMP. pastor.Iseryices Sunday IL a.
NJ and p. NJ by the pastor. Evening
subject. 1.-THE Atonement''-continua ton
of the revival services Sunday school at
$3.50 ~ NJ. Epworth League Monday
evening at o'clock. Midweek service
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. a cor
dial welcome to all.
EPISCOPAL.
THE MONUMENTAL CH r Gil II
l.. EVANS. d D.. rector.-Services at IL
A. NJ ana 5 P NJ. Celebration of the
Holy Communion every SUNDAY at 80
A. NJ and first Sunday at IL A. NJ. Sun
day-school at $40 n. NJ
PRESBYTERIAN.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. RUSSELL CECIL. D. D.. pastor.
Services: Morning. IL O'Clock; afternoon,
3 o'clock.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Twentv-sixth and Broad Streets.
Rev. W. W. MOORE, D. D.. at II A. NJ.
No preaching at night. "Wednesday even
ing service at O'Clock.
Church Rev. JEltE WIInEkSPOON.
y. D.. pastor: residence, No. 1lI East
Franklin Street. Phone new 96G.-Ser-
vices at IL o'clock A NJ and s p NJ
No., ha ma
at $3.50 a. N. Wednesday night service
at o'clock.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT Pres
hvterian. Rev. J. CALVIN STEWART.
misunderstanding at II A. N. and p.
M. by the pastor. Mldweek service We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock Sabbath
school meets at n::0 A NJ Seats free and
I. cordial welcome to all services.
MlZpAE PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH
s Chestnut Hilp.-service Sunday at.11 A.
81. AID T. NJ. by Rev %; K WA VI ALI.
pastor. Sunday school at $50 A NJ
Weekly service by pastor Wednesday at
SP. Nj. The public cordially Invited
NEW JERUSALEM.
NEW JERUSALEM CHAPEL CNo 1870
Yves. Broad street)--Reguiar services
4 Sunday, March 18th, at IL A. M and s.
p Al. conducted by the Rev G. L ALL
BUTT Subject for morning. 'Zacharios
and John. or w hat Repentance Means. ;"
Hs q Reeo as eema s. sh I School a
10 A. NJ Library open after ser Zee.
6 UNITARIAN
& The two societies win unite for worship
Z In the Acknowledgement Church, O,
Highland Springs. at 1890 a. u. every
Sunday. (Clay-Street cars to Church Hill.
with transfer to the Seven Pines line.
should be taken from the centre OF the
city as early as $3.50 a. MI On the second
and fourth Sundays of each month spe-
/ cial sermons viii be preached In Leo
Camp Han at z:45 N. EVERYBODY viii
{ 30 cordially welcomed to III services
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MIR. MILLER is SECRETARY.
Mr. Beckwith Retires After Fifteen Years
Service on the Board OF Pharmacy.

The State Board of Pharmacy held it's
annual business meeting yesterday in the
clerks Office Of the House of Delegates.
Mr.. G.. p. kerfoot, of Martinsville, the
new member Of the board, was present
and qualified, after which officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows
James L. Avis, Harrisonburg president;
T. Miller. Richmond. secretary and
treasurer.
Mr.E.sR. Beckwitl1. Of Petersburg. re-
tired from the board after serving fifteen
years, during all of which. time he has
been the very faithful and efficient Sec
rotary and treasurer. Resolutions highly
eulogist1c Of Mr.. Beckwith, and thanking
him for his faithful services, were unant-
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March 22.-COTTON-The
cotton market, after opening at an ad,
vance of IL to u points, further improved
a little. May sold up from s.o2 20 s.lo,
7.39 to 7.42. The general market closed
steady a a net advance of II to ~ points.
The Improvement was largely based on
an advance of 4 to . points on futures at
For a time the trade here had been
looking for such turn in the foreign
market until many had become dlscour-
aged so that the trade was hardly pre-
pared for the uplift that Liverpool fur
nished. The responce however. was inn
mediate. Ali classes Of traders bought,
chiefly the shorts Mth h NEW oi inced
orders from the South for covering short
contracts rather than on investment ac-
count, although investment orders We're
generally of a better class than seen mere
for a long time past
During the forenoon the bear contin-
gent resorted to their, hitherto profitable
practice of selling on bulges. but they
failed to cause a reaction. Later the
local shorts covered industriously. Local
sentiment remained more bullish than
bearish. All classes ofn traders admitted
that much depends upon to-morrow,s
During the after part of the session.
therefore, trading was OF a conservative
order.
COTTON-Futures opened firm: April,
500: May, S.07: June. sol: July, SOS;
August. 1s4: September. las. October.
737; November. $50; December, 7.322;
January, 7.32.
Futures closed steady: March. s.07:
April, SOY; May, 500; June. SOC: July,
SOY; August. 779; September. 49, Octo-
ber 1855; November. SO: December 1;3'22;;
January, 7SS2.
Spot cotton closed firm at &c. higher:
middling uplands s TIC; middling gulf,
S 11-16c.; sales. So bales.
net receipts. 1868 bales; gross, ,os6 bales;
sales. sc bales; stock. 154,7s2 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, y ,9S6 bales:
exports to Great Britain, 3,646 bales; to
the Continent, 1857 bales; stock, 24,444
bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts; 129,963 bales:
exports to Great Britain, S3,165 bales; to
France, 13.461 bales; to the Continent,
so 475 bales.
{, "a, 145 bales exports to Great Britain.
:. ::SsljS 1O2 bales: to France, 566. COY bales;
to the Continent, 1,Ssi3, 666 bales.
CoIToN-The following are the total
net receipts of cotton at allspOrts since
Sn.te,rber ], 1900: Bales
Galveston .............. 100 3 3447
New orleans ..........s.... ,062. 066
Mobile 1850
+ Sa,.nnna, 92S.O7S
#Charjeston 2O3, All
Wilmington 2,5O, 5z:,
Norfolk 340,772.
Baltimore 55,3355
Nav York 49,, 024
Ise 1850
Newport News 1s,l19.
Philadelphia !. :. = I. ! c5s
Brunswick. =. =. =. sIo5So
Pe ~ Tic, 413
Total :. !. s. !. ,2244a 3 145
NEW; ORLEANS, La, March 2o-CO---s
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MILITARY SUNDAY.
Richmond Grays to Attend Union Station
Church in BODY.

At the last weekly drill of the Rich
mond Grays, a motion was made by one
of the sergeants and unanimously car
rled that the company set apart one
Sunday in each month to attend some
church service in a body. The commit
tee appointed! to make the arrange
ments for carrying into effect the resoI.:-
ton, reported last night that they had
perfected the arrangements to attend
service at Union Station Methodist
Church tomorrow morning. at which
time Rev. John Harmon will preach an
aDproUriate Sermon
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,nously adopted by the board

1nously adopted by the board.
The members are very happy over the
selection of Mr.. Miller as secretary and
treasurer of the board, as they have long
desired that this officer should be in the
capital city.
The board transacted a great deal of
routine business and after passing the
usual resolutions of thanks to Colonel
Richardson and Colonel Mann for use
of the House of Delegates. adjourned
sine die.
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Acuiversary at Second Baptist Church, Col.

DR.. T. D. Lewis will celebrate his
twelfth anniversary as pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist Church (colored). of this city,
tomorrow.
The occasion promises a joyful time to
both pastor and congregation, since ar
rangements have been made for good
sermons during the day by some OF the
most gifted and eloquent ministers of the
city.
At $50 will be the Bible School. con-
Quoted by Superintendent Sydney Stanton:
at 1850 preaching by Rev. F. w. VIII
liams, of Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
Fulton; at $50 sermon by Dr. George
Cooper, of the First Baptist Church. and
at $50 sermon by Rev. E. Payne, OF the
Fourth Baptist Church.
The choir of the Second Baptist Church,
under the leadership of Prof. Thos. FL
Hopkins, will render suitable music for
the occasion.
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Legal NOTICE.
J xEcUToR's NOTICE.

II
Having. this day qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court Of this city as executor under
the wilt OF MICHAEL HIRSH, deceased,
I call on all persons indebted to the de-
who may have claims against the estate
to present them. properly authenticated.
to me, at No. I'LL East Main Street. or
to my attorneys, WI. and HENRY
FLEGENHEIMER. at their office. No. 3
North Tenth Street ground floor OF The
Times Building. for settlement
a. SCHRAU DIT.
Executor of Michael Hirsh. Decd
Richmond, Va. March 80, 1901.
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handsome Moose Head.

The westuoreland Club is the proud
possessor OF Handsome. large moose
head and antlers. presented by Dr..
Bishop. Of Boston. to the club. Through
his friend, CIR. Williamson Tal,ey. The
head is mounted handsomely. and is will
be placed In conspicuous piacs at thu
CUB Or. Bishop. who Is we.,-krown
sportsman. shot the animal himself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
Narrow Escape.

One of the youthful negro drivers on
the excavation for Murphy,s new hotel
at Eighth and Broad Streets, yesterday
afternoon started down the street with a
load Of dirt. he was singing at great
rate, when a piece OF plank got caught
up into the face OF the singing picka-
ninny He changed his tune. hut when
the amateur surgeons got through with
him he started merrily on, and no one
would have thought he had Just expert
5enced q marrow ESCAPE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
THE TIMES RIcHMoND "a. SATURDAY.. MARcH % 1907
100. 20; November, ia bid; December,

- -lgUI.U, 8fHoVeIHDer,s TIA Do, sDecemDcf,
s7.12@7.15.
PETERSBURG, A., March eo.-COT-
sTON-(ReportedS by Martin g. Som Mar
ket f1rm at Sic. forsgood lots.
LTvERPOOL,SM March 222-44 p. Moot
sTON-Spot In increased demand; prices
::,-::,':,d higher: American middling, fair,
s -332d.: good middling, q 15-16d.: mid
ding. 4Ad.;; good ordinary. 4 5-16d.;, low
middiing. A 9-16d. !; ordinary, 4.1-16d. The
sales Of the day were 10000 bales, of
which 500 were for speculation and ex-
port and included $500 American. Re-
ceipts. 1000 bales, including GOO bales
American. $8
closed firm American 1niddling, /. M G.
March, q 4s-e4d. sellers: March and April.
4 42-64G4 43-64d. April and May,
42-s4d sellers: May.and June 1870
sellers; July and August, 40-64d., value:
August and September, Std, sellers;
g. o. C.. 4 HID. nominal: October and
November, g. Q. c., 1o-64d..: nominal;
November and December. g. O. c., 4 S-64d..
nominal
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TAN NOTICE.
City Auditors Office.
Room ), First Floor. City Hall.
Richmond, Va, March u, 1901
NO

THE LICENSE TAXES OF 1901 have
been assessed and placed in this office
for the inspection OF all concerned. These
assessments include all persons liable to
a class or specific tax for 1901. and Will
remain in this office until the 18th OF
MARCH, 190f-
The Committee on Finance will meet In
the office OF the Commissioner OF Rev
enue on the 18th and 10Th OF MARCH.
1901. at 8 o'clock, for the purpose or hear
assessments.
All persons Interested are notified to at
tend these meetings of the committee. as
no change of classificatie or taxes will
afterwards be- made except by order of
the CITY Council or recommendation OF
the Committee on Finance
EDWARD r. WARREN.
Auditor.
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PETERSBURG, VA, March 22.-.lRe.
ported by j. a. Nichols. )--PPEANuTS-
Virginias, Smelling stock. ll2M2c; prime
Spanish-Onerings, 709I21ac.; light sales
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Car Oh and the preferred Of the latter
corporation 2ss on rumors of consolida-
ton. international Paper rose B and the
preferred .N on a reported WorklnE
agreement with a competitor. Sugar
moved very irregutarly both up and down
on large dealings.
The preliminary estimates of the cash
movement indicate that the receipts anG
shipments from and to the interior about
balance. The Sub-Treasury has ABSORBED
in the week past s1,27a.O0O. The stee.
the buying which made them SO strong
early in the week is now attributed to the
account OF the organization sHedlcate
and is believed to account for the unsH-
pcctedly large proportion of stocks de-
posted in assent TO the PLAN
The bond market continued active ana
Irregular Total sales. par value, 81, 42.,.-
600. United States bonds were al IN
changed on last call.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
,3;s35, 900 shares.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING OF
r. TRIGG COMPANY will be held at
the office Of the company, in Richmond.
Va, at IL o'clock noon on MONDAY.
April -, 1901, for the purpose of recon-
sidering or amending. or both, the ac-
ton taken by the stockholders at their
adjourned general meeting, held on Feb
ruary IS, 1901, in reference to authorize
ing an issue of bonds. the execution of
a mortgage or deed of trust upon the
franchises and property of the COM
pany securing said bonds. and the
authorization of an amendment TO the
charter of the company permitting an
increase of it's capital stock, also, for
the purpose of authorizing an increase
of the capital stock. and for any othel
business that may lawfully come before
the meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
J. JORDAN LEAKE.
Secretary.
Richmond. Va. March 30. 1901.
GENERAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the VIRGINIA IN
VESTMENT COMPANY is called to-
meet at the office of w. II Sands. Room
No 90 Chamber of Commerce, on FRI
DAY. APRIL 12TEI. 1901, at L o'clock
NJ. to consider what disposition shalt
be made Of the companys property
with a view of closing up the company.
and to consider any other matters tnaI
NAV properly come before the meeting.
nv order of the Board of Directors at
rs meeting held March I'd. 1901.
- F. .. MORTON.
President
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MONEY AND ENCHANGE.-Mone on
call steady at 2Hm2a per cent: prime
mercantile paper. :a1aaI413 per cent Ster-.
ling exchange firm. with actual business
in bankers bills at S3.SltSG4. So tor de,
mand and at SS.4Sa! for sixty days; posted
rates 81. $751; and 81. 50; commercial bills,
81 s3siei4. S4A. Z Silver certificates 62a63;
bar silver coz: Mexican dollars. AZ. Gov
ernment bonds steady; State bonds mac
tive: railroad bonds dull.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO,fILL March 2o,-Wheat was
oversold early to-day on bearish statistics
and recovered on slight encouragement,
May closing only. A@asc. over yesterday.
after-a close of &c early. Corn closed a
shade higher and oats at a like advance.
Provisions We're very irregular May pork
result of renewed liquidation. while May
ribs advanced 12E@15c. and May lard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23
FOR RENT,

oR-RENT.
At reduced price. Large Store and
Warehouse. No. . Governor Street.
POLLARD & BAGBY
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MONDAY, MARCH %. 1901.

proceed to sell the aforementioned real
estate at public auction on the premises
These LOTS are desirably located. one
Mt the northeast corner of Grove Avenue
and Elm Street, fronting 81 9-12x135 feet
to a 15-foot alley. and the other is imme--
fronting 3OxI35 feet to a 15-foot alley.
Three Of them have q frontage on the
east side of Elm Street of e6la feet each
by $50 feet inches to a i0-foot alley.
and three of them have a frontage on
the west side of Strawberry Street OF
.6Iax150 9-12 feet to a iO-foot alley
TERMS: Enough cash to pay cost OF
executing this trust, all taxes to day OF
sale, and the sum of S5.3SO3S. which is
the balance due the debt secured by
this deed. principal and interest to day
of sale and the surplus, whatever that
may be. on a credit of six and twelve
months. for notes, with interest added.
and secured by a deed of trust.
H SELDOM TAYLOR.
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
Tr,rSta
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
"a
Eight Beautiful Building Lots
LEE DISTRICT.

Two at the northeast corner of Grove
Avenue and Elm Street. three on the
east side OF Elm Street. between Grove
Avenue and Hanover Street. and three on
the west side of Strawberry Street. be-
tween Grove Avenue and Hanover Street.
In part execution of a certain deed OF
trust, dated March II. 1872. and duly re.
corded in the clerks office of Richmond
Chancery Court in D. &. 145 &c" page
26l, default having been made in the pay
ment of the balance due on the principal
. note secured by said deed. and. at the
request OF the holders thereof. we will. at
3 O'clock 2. NJ, on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

PEANUT MARKETS.
NORFOLK, VA, March s2.-PEA-
NUTS-Unchanged
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, March 30, 1901.

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD. March 22-Sea-
board common, l31Sm14: do. preferred,
S21s633 Bonds, As, I91S@l9A.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
omen. High. Low. Close.

Furnished by Messrs. SCOTT & STR1NGFELLoW,
Members New y ork Stock Exchange.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. March 22.-FLOUR
Quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Dull and easy; spot and the
month. 77@774c.: April 77h@77lac:: May,
7S1A@7S3Sc. Southern. by sample, lGl.sc.
CORN-Firm; spot. 45lSc.: the mouth.
45@45Ac.; April, 4i7sGli51sc.; May. 400
451sc Southern white corn. 4l@4Sc.
OATS-Firrl; No. . white. 3a2M3}c
RYE-Easier; No. nearby, o61o'c.
BUITEh-t.irm and Unchanged.
C,HEESE-E'irn and unchanged.
STGAR-F'irm and unchanged.
FGGS-Fir1n; fresh, 12c.
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WILMINGTON, N. G.. March, o.
ssPiRITS or TURPENTINE-Quie at 80
033lac.: receipts, 81 casks.
ROSIN-Nothing Ding; receipts, 81 bar
rec CRUDE rURPENT1NE-s1. 1o@2 10; re-
eG TgAR.steay at s1:15; receipts, os4 bar
relS,
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, GA, March 22.-SP1R1TS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm receipts, 2o3
casks; sales, 692 casks; exports, 10 casks.
ROSIN-F'irm but quiet.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Richmond. Va, March %, 1901.
SALES.
Virginia Fire and Marine-15 shares at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-23

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 22.-TUR-
withdrawing doing.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged.
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: !
The leading futures ranged as follows:
80 Omen. High LOW Close.

N UI's'tiitFO!TS N'sft rU1r-5 4 III
. red. 7Gd176lAc. No. . corn, 4Oasc.; No.
yellow, 40asc. No. . oats. 23Ac.; No;
white. -27M@2sac,: No ) white, TAO 40
barley, 45G47c; fair to choice mailing.
4SGjSc. No fiaxseed. S1.54: No. I north
western s1.55. Prime timothy seed; 81
@-i.25. Mess pork. per barrel, 3S,,g
Short rib sides Qoose), S1.S36S.2o; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), SG.3006.1o: short
clear sides (boNed), sS.29GS3Ih. Wits
key. basis Of high wines. SIT Butter
fairly active: creamery, 1jG021c.;; dairy,
.11m1Sc Cheese fairly active at 10A0
11Mc. Eggs dull; fresh, 11%4c.
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NEwSoRLEANs. La, March oe-CoT-t
TON-Futures closed staady March. 26
June, s.O6@s.O7; July, s. 02@8 .O3; August,
7.76@8OO: September. 7.3447.S6 October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10
MARKETS.

Business Is frst-class with West
street commission men. In fact IL -
booming. Prices on certain vcge-
tables came tumblinE down this
morning. which was due 20 the big
cargo 81 California products receiv-
ed last night from the Umatilia.
The new feature today vas six
cases OF pineapples. The fruit
brought So dozen, and was soon
gone.
The Umatiila's cargo was fe0
crates cabbage. - crates cauiifioW-
~; - boxes asparagus. 100 boxes
green peas: IS boxes string beans.
Us cases tomatoes. 50 cases rhu-
barb. 3 cases new potatoes. and n
large quantity Of lemons. oranges
grape fruit and bananas
Caulliawer ca me down % s8f 20.
tomatoes 70 tl.T5 per case. and new
potatoes TO saT5. Several other
changes are quoted below.
Alaska orders are very eueouraE-
ing today. 80 are out-of-t town mall
orders.
Business Is Al and that Is ali there
4 10 f.
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FOR ROYAL.
POCKETBOOK
Millions \ Year Given TO
King Edward.

LONDON, April l0-KinR I'D.
MArd Intends 10 daaulc the Hritiah
feprle hy the splenaof of his rcign.
Il Il SENT officially reported that The
Nhs Intends e. institute a hofdNg,lard
~ 80 EorEeeusly uniformed Indian
taNA4fN g. make brilliant appear.
tncc IN the streets ct London.
The parliamentary committee Ia
naNe provision for the support Il
fts k'ng aud his family has issued
pfon0SaiS that the kings civil list
shall Include $4,000 pounds ster4
ing for the PRIV purse. i2S.00a
pounds Tor household salaries. ia3.=
~ pounds Tor household expenses.
2aun pounds Tor works" 1900
Bounds fer royal bountles. 5000
pounds Tor neidentals Total,
1se.e9 pounas yearly. equal e. 81
T'he committee also recommends
an annuity 90 10000 pounds for
Queen Alexandra. In the event ~ the
death ~ the klng. she surviving. au
annual allowance ~ 2o. o0a pounds for
The Duke 81 York. and of l00la
pounds Tor the Duchess ~ York
An appropriation Of 1000 pounds
For The royal hunting was stricken.
out, IA Difference q the PRIV
Tests from humanitarian sources
against the slaughter 81 animals for
sport. but allowance for entertain
fneut are slightly increased
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MARINE NEWS.

The four nuatcd schooner John s.
Johnson. cant. a. smith, arrived IN
pert from Honolulu last night -
days out and anchored TIA the
stream THIS morning the tug TIA
coma lowed her tn Nesler wharf
where she Is diHehearsins cargo
The Alaska Commercial company q
steamer bertha which Was 90 have
sailed Tor Naldes tonight viii not
gct away uutl tomorrow night
Steamer llyadrs arrived from san
Francisco today She viii load u
return Cargo II cnhE
steamer eEtfiuA arrived Boz san
Francisco this morning from this
port.
Crowds of people are today taking
advantage 90 thr eKcuratous "a
Hremcrtun ter the purpose az Wow
Ing the hattlfahip lowe
sa-s q .H.H
nuy an ONO STEEL RANGE
and save your fuel btu 2. G, Miles
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-10
ON THE UMATIllA.
Two Hundred Tons Of Oranges Ship.
ped Via Seattle.

Steamer Umatilia. Capt Cousins.
arrived from san Francisco last
night with i12 passengers and car
90 - t.So tons 81 general freight
Part u the cargo consisted - o.
carloads Of California oranges.
Long shoremen Were Immediately put
20 work transferring them 10 q
Great Northern train and they are
nov on the way 20 the East. By
marine measurement there are 90
tons Of oranges In the shipment.