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Evening star., 1901-11-29
ROCKVILLE AND VICINITY.
General and Personal News From
Montgomery COunty's Capital.
nf Tha Star.

Special Correspondence OF 1ne ENeuluS otaEeH-fa
ROCKVILLE, Md, November 2s. 1901.
A party of ladies and gentlemen from
Washington, numbering between forty and
fifty, visited Rockville over the electric
road yesterday afternoon, the members
being the guests of the Corcoran Hotel In
the party were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ber-
berich, Mr. and Mrs. Frank killian. Mrs.
E. D. Killian, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Flack
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Rupert, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Schaeffer, Mrs. Catharine Sauter,
Mrs. William Koch, Mrs. A. Schenebbe,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Runyon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Kubel, Mr.. Benjamin Roth, Mrs. A
Welker. Mrs. Charles Kendrick. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. E. Dennison, Mrs. Kate Sickles,
Mr. ana Mrs. Rudolph Schneider, Miss Ber-
tie Flack, Miss Anneta Koch, Miss Emma
Platz, Mrs. Sarah Frank, Mrs. c. A. Bre-
tow. Mr. William Georges, Mr.. r. c. Wind
ham, Mr.. w. E. Dennison, Mr.. j. c. Kellar,
Mr.. D. l.. White, Mr.. C. w. Miller, Mrs
Jacob Bool, Miss Lille Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Flack, Mr.. Ralph kleindienst,
Miss Emma Heinricks.
Those in the party reached here In the
early afternoon, and proceeded to the Cor
coran Hotel, where they found a fine, old
Thanksgiving dinner awaiting them. After
dinner and a short season of social inter-
course a progressive euchre contest was in
augurated, which did not terminate until 8
o'clock in the evening. Numerous prizes
were awarded, as follows: Messrs. G. w.
Miller, Ralph Kleindienst, Joseph Flack and
William Georges, and Mrs. A. Welcker. Mrs
Kate Sickels, Mrs. ]. Edward Dennison.
Miss BERTHE Flack. The party returned to
Washington by late car.
A slight blaze in the office of the Mont
gomery Advocate, on the first floor of the
Rockville Opera House building, caused con-
siderable excitement about midnight last
night among the participants In the annual
Thanksgiving ball of the Rockville Assem-
bly,. which was in progress at the time.
Several of the dancers assisted George w.
Meads, chief of the Rockville volunteer fire
company, in extinguishing the flames. The
damage was slight
The B. Y. P. u Of the Rockville Baptist
Church has selected the following topics
and leaders for the month of December:
December 1, topic. Children Of God;"
leader, Miss Mamie Kingdom. December g.
topic, THE Right Use of Ability" leader
Miss Minnie Viett. December 15, topic.
imperialism of Christianity" leader, Mrs
E: v. Robey. December %. topic. Our
Gifts to Our King" leader Rev. T. H.
Campbell. December %, centennial mis-
sionary meeting.
Thanksgiving day was fittingly observed
by the people of Rockville and the county
generally. Business was suspended the
schools were closed and religious services
were held. In Rockville the congregations
of the Baptist, Christian, Methodist and
Presbyterian churches united In services IN
the Methodist Church. The sermon was de-
hvered by Rev. ]. A. Hopkins, pastor of the
Christian Church, and was heard by large
congregation.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
More Millinery News.

WE ARE MAKING A CLEAN SWEEP
OF SOME VERY HONEST AND ATTRAC-
TIVE VALUES. THE FIRST IS
big reduction in Stylish Trimmed Hats
they are made of fine materials-they are
stylish and pretty, and We're $500, $1,000
and $1,000 headgear, which we GS m
Child-en's Stylishly Trimmed Hats, trim
med with wide fancy ribbon, in pretty
shapes-sold from $500 to $3.50, &1 Or
Tor. " ~
Children's High-class Ready -to-wear Hats.
In plain and camel's hair felt-also velvet
and fancy novelties-trimmed with soft
silk and ribbons, which sold from OQ~
$3.50 to $500, for. wv
Children's Soft Felt Hats and many other
makes in good shapes. ready to OSc
wear which sold from 4S to 9Sc., for &CNs
women's Ready-to-wear Hats, such as
ShOrt-back Sailors and Turbans. in plain
and scratch felts, trimmed with soft ma
terials, in all colors; sold for Toe, OSC
lot Of Millinery Ornaments, such as
Buckles, Slides, in gilt, steel and jet
great big values, which sold from 10C
25 to 50c., choice. AoSs
Second Hoor-Millinery Dept.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Fine GOld-Plated Jewelry.

FROM A STOCK WHICH HAS AN UN-
LIMITED SELECTION.
Solid Gold She'll Rings, warranted to wear
years: prices for tomorrow's selling only;
with pearl, turquoise, emerald and garnet
and other settinss-in veivet-linsd boxes.
Princess Neck Chains. gold snap and gold
Lorgnette Chains. with real diamonds in
the slide, were 81 Is. for. .9Sc.
Gold Snap and Gold soldered Necklaces,
Lorgnette Chains, gold slide, with real
opal settings. gold soidered 81 es
Duke Of Marlboro Watch Chains. gold
soldered, warranted by the manufacturer
$3.50 and ss.ss
Empire Watch Chains. warranted s
Acme Gold-iiied Vest Chains. warrsnted
by the manufacturer for 10 years. 81 .9s
so styles OF handsome Brooch Pins. In sep
arate lined boxes. .0Sc. and 39c.
Real Opal Scarf Pins, each one in satin
Gun Metal Match Boxes. new shapes and
Women's Gold plated Bracelets, warranted
by the manufacturer to wear years. .49c.
Gold-front Cuff Buttons, warranted. .9Sc.
Soldered Link Lorgnette Chains :. .9Sc.
Melba Lorgnette Chains. ns............1 .1Sc.
Secret Chains and Lockets. .9Sc.
Large Lockets, places for photos. .10c.
Sterling Silver Beaded and German Metal
Chatelaine Bags. Sterling Silver Chatelaine
Bags, all new designs,
5000, $3.50 s21.oo to $3.50
Sterling Silver Purses, from. .S12 to s.. 40
German Silver Chatelaine Bags. from
$3.50 to s.. .9S
German Silver Purses. :. 3d. so and 81. .33
White Metal Bags, from. 9S to 25c.
Beaded Bags, from
$3.50, s5. so. s39s, $2.9s and Csc
German Silver Frames, fine grade of steel
bead hand-crocheted bags, for. so
First floor, section H.
Evening star., 1901-11-29

16-in. Jointed Body Dolls, made
with sewed wig, closing eyes;
has shoes and stockings. OQ~
Special at. at...............> >CN.
17-in. Dressed Dolls, closing eyes;
dainty little bOnnets and cape
sewed wig, very styl- 81 15
ish. Special at....... 10
13-in. Dressed Dolls. assorted
costumes: special Soc
price,. ................ WV
2S-in. Majestic Jointed Dolls,
hand sewed wigs, shoes and stock
ings; this doll Is very llfe-like,
having natural eye 81 Or
lashes. Special. ...... pfs>C
Imperial Kid-body Dolls, cork
stuffed, jointed hip and knee; has
s,ax.ns SILK st0ekings; kings, very S7.OS
Life-size Jointed Sonta Dolls.
3S-in. high-this doll is exquisite
has beautiful nat
g, gral hair and eyes. S11.OS
GOAT sULK1Es. made with
heavy steel axle, 24-in. oak
wheels; very stanch 3 Or
and durable. e.......... .~Os1o
Daisy Express Wagons, made
Mlrd hard to seIs break. ahu "nip. ..SI.4O
Steel gear Tricycle. Wagons,
made with rubber-tire wheels;
magt psry easy move. $4.OS
The same size and kind, with.
out the rubber tires, %2 OS
Doll Go-Carts made with close
ly woven baek-steel S. 15
axles. s.................~ ~@sAO
Toy Dept-fourth floor.
Evening star., 1901-11-29

Hobby Horses on springs, with
gsf gcSd iueseant,na ineses 1anr stands S4.08
Oak Rocking Horses with &c.
in. rockers. made Of one E0C -
piece. ........
Hill-climbtng- Friction Toys,
Automobiles, Engines,
Dining Cars and Doll O2c
carriages. wv
Mechanical Merry Go Round.
with music-box attach
ment.a very lattrac- q O2
tive toy. ........... spOs 20
Admiral's Naval Uniform, very
complete = with, good &A ~
quality sword. ....... p4.4C
Children's Full-ron Reed Rock.
ers, as. strong and dur
able as they can be O. 7c
made. pAslC
Battle Ship Oregon. fully equip.
ped with rapid firing OQC
guns. wv
80 Combinola Game Boards, so
mes, including c. 10
Crokinole Carom. 80. pf.4C
rsns Psreheegl; df fna,. the royal 75c
Sets of Highly Polished Chess
men; regular price. zS,
$1.O. Special.
Parlor Games of Leath- no
er Ball; game of skill. voc.
Children's Reed Morris Chairs,
with detachable cush- CD 90
Police Patrol Wagons, very
saFGasly se seas fd%4i Snll.; !:..a. made $4.O8
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Umbrellas,

WHICH NO DOUBT WILL APPEAL TO
YOU MORE ON ACCOUNT OF THE
PRICE THAN THE WEATHER. NEVER
THELESS IF THE sun DOES SHINE To-
DAY, TOMORROW YOU MAY BE VERY
MUCH IN NEED OF AN UMBRELLA.
We have one lot OF % and 24-inch Chill
dren's Cotton Gloria Umbrellas. which are
guaranteed strictly fast black. made on
a steel rod. with neat natural -
wood handles. which we shall .1.1C
sell at. ..-.........s.........
We have also $50 good quality piece-dycd
TsfTeta 26-lnch Umbrellas with cases and
tsssels to match. The handles are such as
German silver. plain and burnt ivory. sill
yer trimmed and natural. sl.Te is cheap,
but at % they are great bargains.
First floor. bargain tables.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
TOYS.

SANTA CLAUS HAS CHARGE OF TOY ARTMENT
WILL REMAIN IN CHARGE UNTIL OF CHRIST
HOUSE-TOPS TO DISTRIBUTE HIS MANY WARES TO THOSE
WHO HAVE GOOD MINDFUL. UNTIL
THEN HE INVITES EVERYBODY A
OUCH LOOK OVER WELL. DISPLAYED STOCK
AND GIRL.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Granite Ware.

last call reduced prices in this line the
COr following 3-qt
Iron
Sq Granite Iron MIX Boilers s9 Granite Iron Coffee Pots
Granite Iron Pitchers Sqt Granite Iron Tea Kettles 2qt Granite
all centered bargain table.
and
Soc - - -
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Good News From the Infants Dept!

IT'SA BIT STORE NEWS THAT MOTHERS
SHOULD NOT SKIP. WE ARE SHOWING THE
DAINTIEST LITTLE GARMENTS AND CUTEST LIT
TILE BONNETS AND WRAPS AND EVERYTHING
THE LITTLE TOT NEEDS.
Chdren's Coats, ages 2 to years, made Of broad
trimmed with ecru inserting, finished with cH 7E
cuffs, and small collars of stitched velvet. spOs/O
Childrens Coats ages to years, made of fine
cheviot CLOTH In and large sailor collar trim
with folds of stitched velvet-ecru insertion and
pearl buttons-made box back-cuns of velvet c7 IN
also trimmed with ecru insertion. % .OO
full line Of Infants and Children's Hats and Poke
Bonnets to match most any coat we have In c.. M
stock. prices ranging from Soc. up to..... spO.OO
Children's Short Coats, ages !, and years, in
light blue pink and tan. made Of Bedford cord with
large round collar, trimmed with baby ribbon 81 or
and beaver heads s.........................: VTs1O
Chidrens Velvet Coats, ages to years, made with
and large circular collars and extra small
collar finished with white silk cord CT no
and stitching, in blue, black and brown. V/ 20
Children's Coats, ages to years made Of good
quality black satn with large circular collar of satin
and velvet combination trimmed with er- S0
mine, box-back STYLE. ~ AsOo
Childrens Coats. ages to years, made OF genuine
imported kersey In navy and mode box style lined
throughout with satin made with four SIS Oh
small capes, strictly tailor fnished.... ~AOe1O
Second floor. front z5s4 ;.s.ss
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Hosiery

FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Women's Full Regular made Hose full
fashioned, Hermsdorf black, double 10,
soles, heels and toes, per pair. ASS.
Women's Four-thread Full Regular-made
Tan and Black Lisle Thread Hose-spliced
soles, heels and toes; per Dc,
pair. .....-. .ScSs
Women's Fine Four-thread Lisle Hose.
Hermsdorf black with plain and drop
stitched, with hand-embroidered
fronts-new and choice designs; S0~
per pair. -
new and choice line of Womens ALL
over Lace and Lace Ankle Lisle 20~
Thread Hose, per pair, SOC. and. O>$s
Women's Pure Spun Silk Hose every
thread sflk-good weight; one of the best
makes-spliced heels and toes CT M
per pair, from $2-60 to.......... PA wv
Children's Hose In two weights, two
styles Of rib; all sizes; they are fast black
and seamless; have double heels OH
and toes; per pair. lL2C.
Chlldren's Wool and Cashmere Hose in
all sizes, both. ribbed and plain S0~
1212c., 25c., 35c. and nd-...-......-..o WV
First foor-sections E and F.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Knit Underwear.

HERE'S, THE WHOLE STORY IN A
NUTSHELL:
Women's Jersey Ribbed Shaped Vests
and Pants, fleece lined, in ecru, IN.
gray. pink and blre-all sizes. ..... lS(.
Extra Heavy F1eeced Vests and Pants,
Jersey ribbed, in white, ecru and 0Sc
Wool Mixed Jersey Ribbed vests-silk
finish and pearl buttons, In gray
only-Pants to match in ankle E0r
Women's Oneita5 Jersey Ribbed Close-it-
ting Merino Suits, in white and gray-the
extra sizes are $1.0O-regular sizes, 2O~
63c. ana " ~
Women's Fine Australian Wool Vests
and Pants, plain in natural wool; zS,
: three choice valuesE s. ~ s1,oo and 1OS'
Women'sr All-weQl Fast Black Jersey-ft-
ting Equestrienne Tights; two styles-knee
and ankle .length-S2oG $3.50 81 M
Children's Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants-full shape; all sizes, 1OC
eacn. = - -
Childrens UnioY Spitss In white. black
= and gray, in alf prices @ M
5S6e: to. II .-sa.. -. sxaI. :.g? ~. s>V%sOO
ghfldren,s Plain Camelfs ~ Hair Meffno
Vests, Pants and Drawers; sizes 2Ec
1s to "a, Csc; 28 to 84. ); - -. wv.
First floor, sections and F. -
Evening star., 1901-11-29


WILL CAUSE A FLUTTER IN OUR LINE
OF HASDKERCHIEFS.
Womens Fine Swiss Cambria Handker-
chiefs, scalloped. embroidered edges en-
broidered and lace edges and hemstitched-
a choice lot Of new designs-3 for 1Sr
oVc., ehcn. ..-...--..----... Ao>s
Women's Laundered Initial Handkerchiefs,
all letters, made Of the best Scotch 10r
camDric, each -------.--.-..-...- wv.
Womens Laundered and Unlaundered All
Pure Linen Irish Handkerchiefs, hemstitch-
ed ed, and hand-embrOidered ini- 2kc.
tlais ..-....s. -/Z
great selection OF women's Fine Hand
kerchiefs-lace edges, embroidery edges In
sertion, footing edges, etc.-a very Dc,
special Offering at. at................ %C\s
Children's Fancy Border Handkerchiefs.
put up In fancy boxes, with initial DC
Japonette Handkerchiefs. with large
hand-embroidered silk inItial-fll n,
ietters, each- ...-...--....-. wv
japanese Silk Handkerchiefs - plain hem
stitched borders and with initials 0G~
800, 75c., soc. and. ........... [O\s
choice line Of All-silk Muffiers. in black,
white and fancy figures in a range E0~
OF prices from 81. 90 down to-. oo$s
First hoor-section J.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Another Special Sale of
WOmen'S Fine Neckwear

AnOtnef Speclal Sale OF
WOmen'S Fine NeCkwear.
WE WILL. JUST QUOTE FEW OF THE
CHEAPER ONES WHICH STILL HAVE
STYLE AND FINISH TO EQUAL THE
BETTER GRADES:
An elegant lot of new Turnover Point
Venice Collars in white and ecru-also Of
fine mousseline. in light blue pink, lavender,
white and black; the regular 25c. 10r
kinds for 25c., each. ........... w.
500 dozen Of All-silk Neckwear, In all
colors, including White and Black Auto
mobiles tieing twice around the neck-goods
worth 25c., which we shall sell 0I/
special al. A@/Z~s
100 dozen All-silk Jabots, In all good col
ors. made of good quality liberty 15c
silk-59c. quality. each. ........... 6OSs
large assortment Of Applique Point
Venice Collars In round and revere shape.
in colors of champagne, cream and
whte-goods worth zoe. and CSC, I0~
A special job of high-cos Lace Collars, In .
ecru and white, made Of fine batiste and
fine Point Venice lace and other materials
the actual value Of these collars fsOQ~
from 81. rs to $2.25-special at: SC\'"
dozen Black, White, White-and Black
and Black and White Neck Boas-these
goods have long ends and made
of fine liberty silk-the 1925 &1 40
kind, for. .........
Evening star., 1901-11-29

so Oxford Cloth Rag
;, IS, IS IS; $; 81: IL $3.50
grand $10-9S value for
80 fine All-wool Covert Cloth listers. in
!: o.; q; Fl $::::. IS: S. :ii!$1OO8 If
Women's fine Oxford Cloth Raglans. both
half-itted and loose backs. half tin lined.
q: $;s: ::;!:' ~: :::s ,,ii;s;:$;;;;$12.O8 ,;;:;;
100 superhne high-grade Raglans and
listers, in Oxford, CASTOR gray and
:i;:i 3: ::';:: :'i:' g: $500 & D
Women's high-grade Raglans, made Of
Wentworth plaid, in new blues, grays and
::::;'::;? IS; :::,:::; $:!; $10.75
$500 garment for.
Second floor. Suit Department.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
High Art in WOmen'S Wear.

Elegant Costumes and Long Garments Very special
tons in Our large and well stocked Cloak section very
complete and comprehensive gathering Women Ouerwear
thousands OF garments short medium length in all ma
terials now greatly in demand
Special Drive i'm Long listers and Coats.
Evening star., 1901-11-29

We are offering a lot OF nne Black and
Oxford Mixed Kersey Capes. satin trim
;::tr; :s; :i;,' 8: s.s$ss: = Ct: $6.4S
Tor. 1Or....................
lot Of fine Black Kersey Jackets. 81
inches long, satin lined,
and special lot OF N - ~
short, nobby tight-it- Ah
ting Jackets, all new sD .aVu
styles; worth $40, for.
Fine All-wool Kersey Cloth Jackets. in
medium and short lengths, handsomely
satin lined and fin
:;$,:;':: ;;;;$% e az $4,000 e.;
so fine hlgh-grade sample Jackets. in
black, castor and tan, some pretty Louis
q :: 9ss.o: ;2sS lsis::: $500
Evening star., 1901-11-29
Handkerchiefs.

A FURRY IN PRICES TOMORROW
WILL CAUSE A FLUTTER IN OUR LINE
OF HASDKERCHIEFS.
Evening star., 1901-11-29
ANays the Best of Everything for the Least Money.
NE Open Until O'clock Tomorrow Night

The coming Yulehde spirit is to be everywhere in
store Everything shows that bright and new Dress The
handsome and many pretty things have sell are goods
which useful well ornamental peep the vari-
departments will certainly give you the idea that
giving YOU the best display we have made.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-16
SOUTH CAROLINA SLAVERY.
1t IL Abolished by the Grand Jury OF
Anderson County,

Columbia, S. c., March S.-The grand
jury of Anderson county yesterday
made its report to Judge w. c. Benet.
and declared that a practical enslaye-
ment OF negroes has been conducted
In that county. The presentment was
prepared by a special committee which
visited the convict stockade camps I'm
Anderson county and found confined
therein negroes guiltless OF any felony.
but UNDERGOING a term Of serYitude un-
DER voluntary contracts which they
had signed In partial ignorance.
The charge of false Imprisonment
was made against ]. s. Fowler, p. b.
Allen and w. Q. Hammond, three OF
the largest planters and most infiuen-
tial men in Anderson county. The
grand jury declared that these mon,
who employ convicts from the state,
were also keeping confined In their
stackades negroes who for some petty
cause had been sent there for breach
OF contract, although convicted before
no officer of the law.
The presentment Of the grand jury
will put an end to this practice, which
is conducted in no other county in the
state. 1t has been known in Anderson
county for long time that such a sys-
tenn was being carried on, and the peo-
pie OF that county are glad that 1t has
been done away with
Judge Benet declared that the pre-
sentiment brought out pitiful tales. IL
told OF Illegal arrests and imprison-
ment, OF cruel whipping, Of prolonged
imprisonment without even the farce
OF trial, OF KIDNAPPING negroes from
other counties and even from Georgia,
OF fear to give testimony, refusal TO
testify, and OF poor negroes protesting
60 be satisfied and contented. In CON-
Guiding he said that Anderson county
would thank the grand jury for having
relieved her OF this shameful burden
and saved her good name from the
stigma that a few OF her misguided
citizens had placed upon II.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-16
TOMAKE LEGALCONTEST
Democrats of Camden Ignore New
jerseys New Election Law.
WILL GARRY 1T TO THE COURTS.

Democrats Declare the New Law
Abolishing Spring Elections In
Cities II Observation-Disclosures
OF Elections An the Smaller Towns.
Camden, N. J., March 13.-Despite
the passage by the state legislature Of
the anti-spring election bill, the Demo-
Gratis OF this city yesterday voted for
their candidates for mayor, recorder.
receiver OF taxes, city treasurer and
councilmen. Two thousand votes were
cast. The supreme court had refused
to issue a mandamus on City Clerk
Kramer to furnish ballots, but the
Democratic city committee, anticipat-
ing this action, had provided for the
emergency by causing tickets to be
printed. As the city had not provided
ballot boxes the returns were sealed
and Will today be placed In the hands
or the city committee. Counsel for the
city committee said that under ordi-
nary circumstances it would be neces-
sary to comply with the law and vote
In booths, with secret ballot prepared
by the city clerk, but when the voter
was deprived of his rights by an act Of
the legislature he had the constitu-
tional right to proceed and vote for
MS choice in any way, so that he cast
his vote, and the result is recorded in
the Office of the city clerk.
The election was held to furnish a
oasis for testing the constitutionality
or the anti-spring election law. The
refusal OF the supreme court to man.
damus the city clerk will furnish the
ground for a bill of objection which
VIII be filed in the court of errors and
annlQlO L.
In other cities.
Regular elections were held In all
the townships, villages and boroughs
or the state. In most of the places the
contests were confined to local issues.
In Park Ridge the citizens ticket
won, Andrew p. Perry being elected
mayor to succeed himself.
AT GlenRidge Mayor Robert S. Rudd
was reelected.
The citizens ticket was elected at
Vaiisburg. The officials who will hold
ONCE for the next year are in favor of
having Sunday bicycle races at the
track, and this was the issue which
was presented to the voters. Thomas
Connolly was elected mayor and three
aldermen on the same ticket won.
The citizens ticket headed by Dam
lei 5. Wickle was victorious at Malta
wan.
The elections were closely contested
at princeton. K. NJ. Updike was elected
mayor.
The Democratic ticket was success
ful In South Orange.
p. Hall Packer was for the ninth
time elected mayor of Seabright-
In Westwood the independent ticket
headed by Isaac Bogart for mayor was
elected by a majority OF two.
At Somerville the Democrats carried
Somerville and Raritan boroughs. The
result or the election for freeholders
makes the county board a tie politi-
cally.
The borough election at Fanwood
resulted in tie vote for mayor.
X. j. Swatckhammer, a Democrat
was elected mayor OF Dunellen.
AT Plainfield N. d. SmalIey, Repub-
lican, was elected mayor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-03-16
GENERAL MARKETS.

Philadelphia, March 12.-Flour well
maintained; winter superfine, 2.25Qz5 so;
Pennsylvania roller, clear. $S.109S.25; city
and steady at s2.sO@Ss5 per barrel for
choice Pennsylvania Wheat quiet; No. 2
red, spot, 76&Q77kc. Corn slow; No.
mixed, spot, 44hg44kc.; Nc. yellow, for
white. clipped, s3c.: lower grades. 2S@
12c. Hay slow; choice timothy, $16.50Q17
for large bales. Beef steady; beef hams,
MsSS@si Ga zd P9rk QUIET; family. NS@ltSSO;
steamed, $3.50. Live poultry quoted at
1ok411c. for hens. 7Q75c. for old roost-
ers, SOLE. for young chickens. 12c. for
geese. Dressed poultry at loo. for choice
western fowls, 71kc for old ROSTERS, goa
Soc. for nearby broilers, 12Q13c. for choice
and fancy nearby chickens, 1S914c. for
young western turkey hens, l2c. for
choice to fancy western ducks and 7Qoc
for western geese. Butter firm and ir-
TeguiaTi fresh creamery. 1eQ22c.; do; fac
imitation creamery, 14Q1Shc.: New York
dairy, l3Q21c.; fancy Pennsylvania prints
1obbing at 2SQ2Sc.; do. Wholesale, &c.
white. n@11Izc.; fancy small coiored,
nl9c.; fancy small white, 12912kc. Eggs
nrm; New York and Pennsylvania, at
mark, 14kq141sc.; western. at mark. 1sx
soes . sSsdSsr 5.aseS %sr s stS f Ser
York. $l.4061.67k: Long Island, $l5061 rs:
Jersey sweets, $500 q Cabbages
st%ssdy; New, New York. FssSis per ton;
STEADY; extra. msSes'ss: prime. s'sos
prime mediums. best WORKERS and heavy
sESSS T Taar hsrk'Ts ,ssss sS; s B.ss
steady; choice wsthsrs, ASOS6; sommon.
t192So; choice iambs, tg.7e0S.sS: CONNER
y good NaSs; veal calves. ts.sse7.N