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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

BALTIMORE STOCK a1ARKE'c.
BALTIMORE. ND. Dec 27.-Seaboard
Air Line common. 2Gt2 do. preferred, 1879.
Seaboard As. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

BALTIMORE. MD, Dec. 27.-FLouR-
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer;
SPOT and the month. 1ois@7oAc.; January.
U@l7Ac.; Southern by sample. 6S47SEc.
Corn-Firn; spot old. 52@52A4c; new sic. !;
year, 5l43llsc.: Southern white corn.
new. 4iq5l1Ac. Oats-Firm: NO. white,
lJiEG41c. RyAEasier: No. 2. 55@5tA G.
i5utter-Unchanged Eggs-Unchanged.
Cheese and Susar-Unchansed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. q, 1909.

ARRIVED
Steamer Berkeley. Catherine Norfolk
merchandise and passengers. Old Domln.
ION line.S.
and James River landings merchandise
s,r' na sseneere virginia Navigation
Steamer Saginaw, Tunnel. Philad elphia
Pa. merchandise and passengers Cldye
line. ~
SAILED -
Stexmer8 Rerke 1ey 10 IN fhnv3nas Nor fnfEss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
THE MARKET WAS
VERY UNCERTAIN
There Was q Hal; Rally Son
Followed.
GOOD BUYING OF DoEDs.
This is Attributed 10 vestment D ;
mands from cap,-ii,ts Who Are
Aniicipa ing ia. uarY
Divi,eads.
GOOD BuYInG OF DosDs
nv Associated rrcss +,


NEW YORK. Dec. 27.-The stock mar
ket halted in an uncertain way to-day
before the publication of the bank state
ment and after a dip. following the pub
ncauon. was strongly supported and
closed firm at general recoVer.es.
Rock Island and Anlalganated Copper
were effect leaders IN the recovery me
21S point rise in Rock Island had no other
explanation than good statement OF
earrings Tor November and claims for
very large future earnings. The move
rnent in Analgamated Copper was report
rival interests. which was offered as cor
cohorative evidence CT runners OF an agree
,neI1t TO end the copper war by sarbitra-
don
Amalramnted Interests put out d:sclaim-
ers Of these rurnors The siocS advanced
S@ on very heaTy BUYING Y 15.o. there was
Transit. Manhattan and Erie under cover
% The no% movement In Rock Island.
Reports from the West Of threatenez
breach in railroad relations. growing out
of the recent contest in Colorado Fuel.
caused break IN Denver and Rio Grande
preferred
banking reserves was larger than fore
Swallowed. Some relief was felt. however
al the decrease in loans. although it was
small. as there was some apprehension
that loans had been EXPANDED during the
week to obtain funds for the liquidation
OF foreign Obligations. The heavy drop
;n cash reserves ard the enormous ex
ransion in credits of the banks Of Eng
land ana Germany attracted attention.
This Is not abnormal at the year-end in
The cHse Of the great central banking In
stitpuons abroad, and there is always a
quick and violent return of funds into
the reserves after the turn Of the year.
The retention of four bank OF England
rate. however. has not much significance
as the bank has been charging zl5 per
cent.
Anoth-r s1n0ca1 was transferred to New
Orleans through tna sub Treasury to-day.
and the soueeoze of pecer,her shorts in
corn 6ie-Io~od the possibility of an
emergency demand from Chicago for
funds a feature OF the fay was num-
Der Of sharp advances in inconspicuous
stoc,.s
There hos been some GOOD buving Of
bonds which is attributed TO investment
demand from capitalists who are antc-
rating the distribution OF January profits.
tinted States Is advarccd 4 per cent. and
the IS. coaron. the new IS and old IS y
per cent. as compared with the closing
ca'l Of last week.
The tn-el sales of stocks Tor the day
were 3705Co shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
DRUNKENNESS ouREp

.Orrire" positively and permam0siy
destroys craving Tor liquor. No tassA;sno
odor. tones up stomach. q psr cor 6
boxes for S. Polk Minsrsprug CompAEy.
two stores-Broad strs6t; aud Main stsist
Richmond. Va
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CATTLE MA0kET.

NEW YORK Dec. N.-pEEvFS-a few
bulls ard heifers sold at $ oer 1c0 pounds
Dressed beef stea dy: city dressed. native
sides 7l:@l1c. per pound; Texas beef
s1k@7Ac Gables quoted American. steers
at l2lz:Tls1sc dressed weeht: refrisera'
Tor beef at 10 l01Ec. per pound. Calves
No trading: city dressed vea!s. 1l@14c.
per pound. Sheen and la-hs-St eadv.
hui slow Sheep sold at s2.5'14. l21h ner
100 pounds; two small lunches at s4.35a
as: IL -ohs. S.. 1874: few head at 1928.
Dressed mutton 597iAc. -er round: dress
ed lambs. %91oc. F4ogs-No sales reported.
c1ucAGo. I'LL. Dec. 27:-cATT1 F. F.
Nominal Cool to pr'"oe steers. $500
so: poor to medium. S3G5: stocEers and
fedea-s s2@4 81: cows. 81 .25@4.so: heifers.
Sos s.; car,nare. s135@a2 30: bulls. Sos 40:
calves. 1907: Texas-fed steers. Seas.
FIo~s. 1nc. hi~her. M'xed and butchers:
Sc 1905 60: good to choice heavy. ssSN@
SIS: rough heavy. :5.2NG7s. so: heht close
Sc. lower. s5.s7Gs 81: bulk of sales. Sc 25a
6 50 Sheen and Alphabetically. Good TO
CHOICE v-e+he~s s4T4 80: fo'r to choice
mixed. s3G4: native lambs, s4a6.
CINCINNATI. O.. Dec 2z-Hocs-ac,
Steady 81 s2T5. Shno,-D"ll at S1.75I350.
Lambs-Strong at 50 75ma.s5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28

rn".t is brother evil to despair
O'Re!lly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-28
PRODUCE MARKET,
Richmond. Va. Dec.
SAFES

Richmond, Va. Dec. 81, i-oe.
GCOEaTIO.NS.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08
News ef Y
 the Town  N&%
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

Forecast for teday-FaiT.
 Data for "A hours ending D. m. yes terdaY:
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. w. H. Bagby, pastor. Morning subject, "The Substance of Visions" Evening, Sent to Serve" Good music.
 A SPECIAL.-The Strollers after last nights performance at the Doris theater left on a special train for Tue son, where they will play tonight It is said to be the largest company trav- cling out of New York.
 AN INCREASING FAMILY.-The family of MT. Alfred Franklin, which has hitherto consisted of himself and his wife was increased last Wednesday by the arrival of a daughter. The babe is strong and healthy and the mother is recovering her strength.
 issued announcing the marriage on Monday evening December l, of Mir. Ira i D. Reedy and Miss Addine Bury, daughter Of Mrs. Helen Spear Bury. The wedding will be celebrated at the First M. E. church and will be followed by a reception at No. 321 West Jeffer son street.
 PROFESSOR COLES ILLNESS Professor J. C. Cole of the Center street school, who was seized with sudden illness on Thursday afternoon | just before the close of school was unable to attend to his duties yester day and County Superintendent Fulton was in his place.
 NEW DEPUTY COLLECTOR-Geo ] c. Bowman, the new deputy collector of internal revenue, has arrived in the | city. MT. Bowman was appointed to fill the vacancy made by the resigna- tion of Shelby NJ. Cullen. He has been connected with the office of collector for several years and has been station ed in New Mexico.
 CENTRAL NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH. R. A. Rowland, pastor. Services on Sunday at Padgett hall as follows. Sabbath school 9:45 a. m., Dr. H. A. Hughes, superintendent. Preaching by | the pastor al II a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Junior league at D. m. EDworth league at 6:30 p. m., leader, Rev. C. c. Black. Subject: Gods Covenant and Ours" cordial invitation is ex | tended to all.
 NEW ATIONS.-Articles O.: incorporation of the Ariste Mining company were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday. The capi-
 
 tors are N. Iesenlord, H. J. Olney and J. R. Knapman of Illinois. Articles were also filed of the Stevens Gravity Engine company, with capital stock of s5,000,000; the inoorporators are A. G. Stevens, J. F. Wright and T. w. Blackburn Of Nebraska.
 MINISTER'S PLEASED WITH IT. Wherever the Eagles carnival which, will be here next month has been it has been followed with the praise of all who saw it. It is different from many other carnivals, in that there is nothing exhibited to attract the criti- cism of any one. The press of the towns where it has exhibited contains letters O: recommendation from minis ters of the gospel recommending it to the favorable attention of other towns. CATTLE SHIPMENTS.-Dr. Norton territorial veterinarian, returned yes terday morning from an inspection trip to Benson and Wilcox. He says that nearly 5000 head of cattle were ship ped from those points on Thursday. About half of them went to Bakers field. Calf, and the rest to Otero coun- ty, N. M. The cattle were all in very good condition owing to the grass that has come up since the late rains, but the range prospects for the coming winter are not bright.
 REVIVAL SERVGCES.-The district IL Ali. IS.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

AN INCREASING FAMILY.-The family of MT Alfred Franklin which has hitherto consisted of himself and his wife was increased last Wednesday by the arrival of a daughter. The babe is strong and healthy and the mother is recovering her strength.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08
Now is the tine

To make your Xmas fruit cake. We have just received d fresh lot of nuts and fruit.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

Maximum temperature, S1; minimum temperature, 52. Average relative humidity, A per cent. Total precipitation, O. Character of the day-Clear.
 M. E. BLYSTONE,
 Observer.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

Until further notice train No. 1, M. Go P. R. R., will leave Phoenix one hour ahead of schedule time, towit, at 5:30 D. m., city time, on account of trans fer at Tempe bridge.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08
Have You
  Prepared for
the Cold Snap?
Have You Bought
A Heater?

Better see our line of Chicago Hot Blast and What Cheer Air Circulating Heaters. They are the best We also have cheap Heaters. Chicago Hot Blast Heaters sell from $4.50 to $10.00i What Cheer Heaters from $20.0O to $22.5O; cheap Alright Heaters from $40 to $550. Standard Process Oil Heaters. 7.50 Plume & Atwood Oil Heaters $6.50, $7.5O Miller Oil Heaters. $S.75, $7.50, $50
 See our line of Cook Stoves and Moore's Steel Ranges. Fine bakers, durable in construction and handsome in finish.
 Stove Pipe, Stove Boards, Pipe Col lars, Coal Hods, Willow Wood Boxes. In fact, everything in the Stove line for this country, and the prices are reasonable.
 Mail orders promptly filled.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

FOR SALE FINE ALFALFA RANCH, 160 acres, fenced and cross fenced, water in Mariccpa canal, miles of city.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

issued announcing the marriage on Monday evening December l. of MT. Ira D. Reedy and Miss Addine Bury, daughter Of Mrs. Helen Spear Bury The wedding will be celebrated at the First M. E. church and will be followed by reception at No. 321 West Jeffer- son street.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

THE FIFTH AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Rev. w. H. Bagby, pastor. Morning subject, The Substance of Visions" Evening, Sent to Serve Good music.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-08

A SPECIAL.-The Strollers after last nights performance at the Doris theater left on special train for Tue son, where they will play tonight. It is said to be the largest company trav- cling out of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-02

and of great beauty. Dampt sends three de-
Hciously modelled statuettes OF women with
ivory faces. They are specimens Of an exquisite
series made by Dampt for the Comtesse de
Bearn- Leonard's Dancing Girls" with torches
and cQthurnes in ivory and enamel, are among
the fascinating works. The section OF objects
Of art this year Is more than ever worth ex-
animation, In the section Of drawings there are
some highly interesting works including newly
devised advertisement posters by Cheret. and
some twenty odd sketches Of NJ. Deschanel,
President of the Chamber Of Deputies, calling
UnruIy members to order.
Emile Menard exhibits n charming panel Of
three landscapes, His Acknowledging Corse'
is in deep dreamy Gustave Dore tones, with
trees of rudy bronze that one so often admires
in the wales Of Corsica There is a group Of red
and white cattle of the fierce Corsican breed
giving life and animation TO a composition that
is different from anything evoked by the other
landscape painters. "Aiguss-NIorts' by the same
painter is soft and melancholy, OVERLOOKING with
rare beauty. The medieval walls and towers
of pearl colored Notifications stand forth in bold
contrast with the still water Of the meadows
Both these landscapes more than hold their own
with other works Of their class and justify the
high praise accorded by the Partisan critics to
Menard, whom they declare TO be working out
a new school Of landscape art in France.
pleasing decorative panel. Femme ct
Fleurs." by Count Hubert dc Ia Rochefoucauld
a young painter highly commended by Carolus
Duran, hangs near the main entrance TO the
Salon. 1t represents girl playing with flowers
In garden bathed with spring sunshine. The
artist is n cousin Of the Duo de Ia Rochefou-
Cauld who married Miss Mitchell and will soon
leave Paris for New-York. where he has been
engaged TO paint panels Of the four seasons by
prominent resident. His Femme ct Fleurs'
Is delicately composed and well drawn. and the
color scheme is soft and harmonious q. L 3.
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MARRIED.

RRADLEY-HART-On Wednesday April 50. 1902 a
Christ Church, P0ughkeepsie. by the Rev Alex. q.
tummtns Miss Mary Louisa Hart. daughter OF the late
Mr. Walter Nichols Hart. and niece OF Mr. William II
Hart. OF Heartsease. POughkeepstc, n Y, Mr.
William Arnold Bradley. Of New-YorS City
BRADIEY-SCOTT-O Wednesday April 80. 1902 az the
residence OF the brides parents Hagerstown, Md by
Rev. J. p Monatt, Katherine Mcpherson, daughter
OF John Mop Scott NJ D. stephen Rowe Bradley
tr., OF Nyack. y. Y.
ONFzS-WAIIER-On April 30. 1892. PauFs
church. Yonkers. N Y, by the Rev. DIT. Gilbert. Mar
tina Gordon Waller. daughter OF Joseph F. Waller, OF
Yonkers. 20 sullivan Williams Jones, OF New-YoTk.
VAN EvE.RY-BARNExs- Wednesday, April so the
Rutgers Presbyterian Church by the Robert Rus
Booth, D., Miss Frances Pinkerton OF
Mr. Moses Drake Barnes. M Ernest Brock van
Every.
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DIED.

FROTHINGHAM-Suddenly wednesday. April % u
heart disease BENJAMIN Thompson Frothingham. the
Goth year OF his at Chestnut Hiu. philadelphia
Interuenr at Greenwood az convenience Of the family
FURMAN-At Mapimi- Mexico. April Is Howard Van
2 Furnan- OF Denver Col OF Ann B. ard late
Samuel Furman. OF New-York-
GUION.0n THURSDAY morning. May l. Stanton Gulou.
son OF the late William r. and Amanda Gu.0r. IN
18Th year q his age Funeral private.
HOUGHTON- Suddenly on Wednesday April 80 Mary
G wife OF the Rev. Dr. George Clarke HOashton- Flu
neral services Church the Tranfguration al,
saturday morning. Nav 3 az 10 o'clock
Joyce Entered into rest. New-Bry1ns'gic<. y. J.
April - 1892. Harriet. widow Of +.
Funeral services az Chrsts Church Saturday. May 2
n-l5 a.
MAsrEN-0f pneumonia On Thursday. Nay LIST. 1872.
al residence W7s1frrr0r- 1~sfs-
Htl-ave.. Nyack. y T.. Saturday. Sd al e.
p m. InteTnent Lacone, Canada
OAKLET-On Thursday. MAY l. at Yonzsrs Elizabeth
Sherwood widow OF the late Frederic C. Oakley.
o'clock. -
PsLEN-At Orange. y. J.. on April 80 1904 Jane Reed
widow of George Palen formerly or this city.
son-in-iaw. Frederick A snow. 47th-st on
saturday. Nay 3. at u-50 a. m
PERSONA East Oranse y J., Nav 1. 1902. Maria
King, widow Of Matthias ;
months Funeral residence.
la-sst East Orange saturday. May B. az o clock
ROCKWEIIl-At Lake yvaccabuc Nev-York. April 50 at
ne tesl-enc- or nrr sen-in law Herbert Mead sarah
Augusta Chapman. widow O. Daniel u. Rock
We'll Funeral from the house $3.50 Saturday. May
8. Carriages viii RfauefeIf
lU-4I, hatouah 1929.
WEEKS-At NIontcair y j. April so 1902 Innoeens r
H. Frost, aged 66 years Funeral az the residence
Friday. May >, S.I5 p. m
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS


SATURDAY-At 80 T. FOR Netherlands direct per
a ;. Evnlau mail be directed per 5. Ryu-
ram'l. $50 a. n complementary II a
Europe :. Unlbria. via Queenstown. Q-aO
sor Scotland direct. Furuessa mail Be
directed .'oer = Flrressia'l. $50 for I-aiy
direct 5. K NJ Theresfa mail be directed
per * NJ Tseres,a't- at II a for Denmark
direct Hekla (LlaE Ecust Dc directed per
Heka''i
PRINTED MATTER. ETC,-This steamer takes Printed
Commercial Papers Samples Germany
only The class OF mail matter other
EuroDe viii not be BY THIS shin unless specially
directed by her.
After closing The Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails additional Supplementary Mails
Cpe1ei piers American. English French
and German steamers. within
Minutes OF the hour sailing OF steamer.
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Special Monies.
Lithin Wnter in Rright,- DI-rn.r.

buffalo Lithia Water i'm Bright's Disease.
aIouminuria govt and rheumatism DR. Alfred l. LOomis
at professor u pathology practical medicine Me-
cal Department q University OF New York; used
ldIo lthi1 Water the treatment Of chronic
aSae or me kidneys occurring in equity and rheumatic
Or. Graeme NJ Hammond. OF New York professor OF
diseases or the mind and in the
ost-tIraduae Medical school and Hospirais-'In al
cases OF Brghr's disease OF kidneys i found
Llthd Water OF
the quantity OF urine and eliminating the alhuen
Ut NdAam H. Drummond. professor OF medical tgris-
prudence Bishops University. Montreal. Canada:'fu
me acute and chronic nephrs tBrishts disease % the
kl1neysl az equity and rheumatic n. we'll
graver albuminUra OF pregnancy. ! found Buffalo
Litha Water TO a ysritahIe antidOte. and
or no other natural possessing this important quail
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GERMANY AND RECIPROCITY.
HER COMMERCIAL TREATIES EXPIRE IN 1908
END OF AGRARGAN pUTIEs LIKELY

Paul Arndt. In The International Monthly
Energetic negotiations are now being carried on
with reference to the future character of Ger
manys commercial policy. Until the close of the
year 1903 Germany will be bound by the CONNER
cial treaties Of IS9l0t II is a question whether
Germany Will continue TO pursue the hitherto
followed and attempt u secure the further i'm
prOvement OF her commercial relations to foreign
countries by means of reciprocity treaties. To me
this seems TO be a matter of course, although the
proposals OF the .perial government for the re-
form of the independent German customs duties
appear to indicate the contrary. The German Gov
eminent is proud OF the Importance which German
foreign trade, especially the transmarine trade has
the value Of this trade for the economic prosperity
Germany
That the future OF Germany lies upon the water
Is a proposition often emphasized by the Gerua n
Emperor. AS result of the tremendous agttatiOn
Of the German agrarians. whose ancestors were
once pillars of the state, the imperial government
has determined for the present to propose cOnsid-
cradle increase OF the duties all agricultural
products But If it should out as is proba BILE
that these high duties obstacle to the con-
ciuston OF new commercial treaties. the govern
in order to make possible the continuance OF the
policy Of reciprocity treaties Such policy ON the
part OF the government would be SUPPORTED nv all
the progressive elements of Germany nv most NJ
the representatives OF the science political econ
Omy, by the most prominent represen Ia tfves Of
manufacture. trade and commerce and " he In hOr
organiza tions However, the reactionary protective
tarfu party is also very strong and vigorous and
the number Of those who in doubt as 10 what
attitude they shall assume this important 0ues-
ton is large. The intermediate parties which are
the Centre, are in an awkward position, since thew
depend in part upon peasants who demand large
increase OF the duties grain cattle. etc and IN
part upon .laboring men who are opposed 20 the
charges What the action OF these parties will be
IN the future is stu uncertain.
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rRANsPACIFIC NAILS

Mails for Hawaii Japan and China also letter man ana
ss0sratav addressed periodicals ~ Phlii,r,-e
Manilal VIA san Francisco
At 83O D m up May - inclusive FOR Dispatch per
Nippon Maru-
Mails for Hawaii via San Francisco close here daily A.
AGO D. m up Nay 70. inclusive. dispatch per
Alameda
Mails for China Hnd Japan va Tacoma close here daily
al p - Nay p. inclusive for dispatch
: Olympia
be~a daily $50 p May I'll. Inclusive. eor
dispatch U. : transport
MAILS Tor Hawaii. China and Japan via san Francisco
close here $50 p m. May 1i2
Tor dispatch per 5. 3 PERI
West Australia. which
Tv,r,ied via Europel. Zealand FIT and
E5awaH via san Francisco. close here daily az $50
N m after f26 and May III. inclusive. or
On arrival OF Canpania. due NeYOrk May III.
for dispatch 5 ventura
Mails FOR Australia Except West Australia. which
Via Europe and New-Zeaand. which goes san
Frranciscol and Fiji Islands. Seattle Victoria.
a a.. close daily $50 after May III and
m 10 Nav ia inclusive for dispatch Mowera.
Tansuacihc forwarded % port OF sailing daily
closing IS The
tion OF their uninterrupted overland transit fagtsere1
.. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COrr. Pcst1nastsr-
yostQface. New-yorks N Y April Is, l9o2> -
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4 COLORED SCHOOL AT TOWER M

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. May 1.-The Tower Hin
House on the top OF Tower Hill. South Kingstown.
has been given by Gordon Mckay. Of Newport, for
manual training school for COlOred children In
cIuded the gift of the hotel property are ten
acres OF land and four cottages The principal OF
the school will be the Rev Mr.. Holy. Of PhIadel-
phia. and Dr. Buchanan, Of New York and Booker
T. Washington will be named trustees Mr..
Holy will open the school in September with many
pupils from the South.
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Should BE re.

Should Re read DAILY by all Interested changes
ci1Ia1
Foreign mails FOR the week ending Nav g. 1902 VIII
close Dromptv in All the General Posto3ce
follows Parcels Post Mails earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
close : n. Wednesday
Regular ard supple nails close Foreign
ton half hour later thar closing below
ceDt that Supplementary Mails f7r Europe Central
toni.
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QUEEN WILHELuINA's CONDITION.

The Hague May 1.-The bulletin posted this
morning Castle Loo referring TO the health of
Queen Wilhelmina announced that her majesty's
condition satisfactory.