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New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
TROLLEY TO PYRAMIDS.
,;,. Soon to Be Completed-Other Changes
Visitors Find in Valley of the Nile.

7-hen the children who have seen pictures of
/ 40 Pyramids and the Sphinx in their school
.,oks grow up and make a visit to Egypt they
1 n not find what the pictures gave them causa
! ,rnect A burning. sandy waste under q bot
aoudless sky; dust. heat and parching blasts
I'm the desert are, according to the oldtine
,te the things which must be faced bv the
,,tor To the pyramid of Cheops But the real
.,,5ure is different One goes from Cairo to the
p-ramids by good road The distance is
.,,,en miles. and along the whole way there are
,,ws Of acacia trees To the people who have
..sn the stock pictures OF the pyramid Of
rhsops. with its neighbor. the stunted palm
.-se this fine row Of trees is a revelation, and
:, is the cooling breeze which makes the drive
real pleasure There are fine gardens on both
s5ss Of the read. and beyond these are the
,sr5ant plains of the Nile Valley To the west
md the south there is the desert. but as one
comes from Cairo this is not seen, and when the
gttle barefoot vendors who run beside the car
Rage offer delicious strawberries in green leaves
n is hard 10 believe that one is in Egypt. driv-
ing from Cairo TO the Pyramids
a trolley line is now being built on Cheops-
ave- and in few months one will be able to
make the trip by that means. Some people
ssy that it was wrong to allow the line 10 be
huilt But others contend that the grandeur of
the monuments TO which the road leads will not
te lessened by the modern means of conveyance
and that the picture will not suffer any more
han Niagara does from similar causes The
trolley line is not nearly so Objectionable 10
some tourists as the sign bearing the words
rsnerican Bar" which is so conspicuous that
every must see ii at the place where horses
and camels usually rest on the way to and from
cheops. To go TO the top the Arab guides pull
snd push the visitors. and when one reaches the
highest point he wonders how he got there be-
cause from these the pyramid looks more like
a precpice than a pyramid. It is five hundred
feet high, and has TO be climbed and to be de-
scended. But the guides are so accustomed to
making the trip that they race up and down the
rugged wall TO win small coins offered by visi-
f5rs TO the 1eetest. a man who was there re-
Gently said that descent was not nearly so diff
cult as il appeared to be. 'An one has TO do
be said, ''is to take two hundred and fifty two
foot jumps, with guides in front and behind to
keep you from falling. 1t would be no fun to do
II without the help of the guides, for would
be liable 10 slip. fall and roll down the steps,
and might be killed.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. December IS. 1902.
COFFEE-opening quiet. with first prices unchanged
TO points lower. the yesterday
quiet until the hour. offerings became
nsisent owing to the heavy interior receipts and the
market closed with prices net TO 10 points lower
compared with Fridays finals. The sales footed
29,750 bags. The early decline accounted for on
the ground of the lower market Rio and the weaker
tone Of the European markets Both Havre and Ham
burg lower. the former declining u the
latter = pfg. Santos unchanged. but Rio marked
her quotation down 80 reis. The early trading In the
local market devoid of feature sales the end Of
the first hour amounting less 1000 bags. and
representing for the most merely the usual end
week reediustnent of commitments. Then the
cable giving the day % 643
bags, whereupon importing in heavy SELL
ing orders and the market rapidly worked downward
buying chiefly from taking profits and
selling by tired longs. holding in the hope
that receipts would again drop off point below bear
expectations. The market quiet, with quota
basis 5Isc Rio No. Z.
The Of contract prices in the local market to
day n110re
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York, December IT. 1902.
BEANS AND PEAs-whe demand for domestic
white beans dd not show much Improvement there seemed
choice marrow none Of which were offering below s. 65
a dea stock az are So o. but there @ soos tRat
available for immediate delivery to jobbns trade and
Foreign quiet but generally held unchanged The
steamer Frederca came into port today with about 100
bags beans from ports; she VIII not ds
medium Sc s do pea 81 So DO red kidney choice g 90
as %: imported giants 81 loas2 20: Italian. medium
3 Ssqs sS ?sasE s 2!ss ossl so'o Oqs green
creamery fancy grades are none too plentiful and When @
sibiy the range Of values is narrowing little though
Ss STOCK pbnn @ S na
been further business IN storage creamery and the
that fr as besn Exceeded & sRt
n s are enough en to at dfa Of ha
have been week the market Is in little
ssandard tubs: some Of n tubs held
DO os arsfs 27sossc DO a27e lover srase
s@c at asa da tubs 90 n DO
@ s;ss ssr2 DO as etc sss do
finest 2ia22s do fair to prime lsa2oS do
prime l7G2lc; Western factory held finest 1salshc
Stock aS s<GEsa iss55172e @i nc ''' grades
Holders m IN
at a9d about
lots except considerable premium Exporters have
small and there. finding very Slim picking
Skins quiet held firmly for all grades. Cable.
both and white We quote: State. full cream.
small coored white fancy. September. 3:c do late
made choice. 13c do good TO prime 12s4c do
fair Y d12Ac: do large. coored white, September
12a.c: do common fair. 1A@12Ac; light SKINS small
sRHSs sRins prime iosaioae good saioc' '@ Do
common 6G7c
EGtSs-There is a liberal offering fresh gathered
OF medium and lower quality, but
an ample quantity of good seryceable Trade is
quiet prices show further change Refrlgerators
goods are held a slight premium We quote: State
Pennsylvania nearby. fancy selected. 32d34c; do
best do fair to good 24Q26c Western
o1 oac. do fancy mark 21c: 20 good 23d26c:
20d22c: Kentucky, choice
40 common good 1sef23c: Tennessee, prime
is23c: Western drties 1sG1 19c: refrigerator packed
oIef25c do spring packed. 19a2iac: do packed
iSG90c: lined 19Q2Oc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in liberal supply market
continues weak. quiet. Not much doing grapes
higher. Fancy
Moor drag Strawberries dragging We quote: Apples,
Sancv table sorts bb 81 5GnS3 Jonathan Call
sorna per box 81 75ns2 25 do Missouri Pppn Califor
mia per box. 81 rs; do Sptzenburg Oregon. 81
Davis 81 50as2: do Spitzenburg. SiQs3; do King, $3
do Northern spy sias2 25: Greening siQ$2 so: do
Pound sweet sasI rs: do I5c@$l; pears
fsosc per bb 50G<5: Beurre Clairgeau S2as4 do
Beurre d Aniou. s21$3: do Sheldon. s2Gs4: Winter
Neis 81 50nS2 Vicar Of Wakefield 81 2JaSI 90 do
5od$2 20: do Louise Bonne. 81 do
SimS2: ounces. bbl, S3dS6 grapes, Western
Niagara, basket 10a1sc: do Catawba. 10G
1sc: do Concord 6a13c Niagara. per 10 basket case
81 75dss so: do Catawba 81 5gsl so: do Concord sig
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

ri s14tssEpool. Dec 1s.ciosins: Wheat-spot frm Nc
sestern wiater. 5s lid. No j California bs 20
q steady: December I'D: March. 6s lfsd; May
@ao corn-Spot-Ameriesn mixed new steady. ss 2d'
rn1ed Cid quiet. 5s 4d futures inactive; Janu
IA ,s "a Marcn. ss 37sd Peas-Canadan steady; os
80 flour-St Louis fancy winter quiet, Sc Sd. Hops
.onoon Hacihc COAST firm fe 15snff Beef nrii
b. .ihoia lbs Pork nrm: prime mess western.
-, tisms-Stort Is no. quiet, o5s fsacoh
z. cut 2G TO 30 N. quiet 4ss short Iib 10 10
ori ialet 5ls; long clear midcles, Light y 70 % 10
ass Sis long niddes. heavy. 30 TO 40 To- nuil.
Il hdt clear backs l6 20 ib dull 5ls clear pe.es
or,s. ~ 10. duii Shouders-Sausre, il 70 10 10
>t l-ard-prime Western in tierces steaoy oes'
.i5an refined, psE dull 5ss 3D. Butter nominal
Ts.laa Fpng. American finest white ana coiorea oS..
nm city STEADY, 2ss Cd; Australian IN
ess 30 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6rsa. 39s I'd itosli
szs STEADY. IS 4sd Petroleum-Hsnnso ~, s.ars. G
1fseeo oil firm. 25s 3D. Cottonseed oii-fiuh re-
ept steady. 2Is 11izd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND wAsHENGTON-tSsO
1880. '113O A. NJ. 100. 4-3 40. 500. 200 P NJ.
-12 Is Mdt.
zFrom Liberty Street only. Daily FDaty except sun
day SSunday only. +Parlor only iiVia Tanaqua
XSaturdays.
ST. Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
II3 a,il 434 1890 Broadway. - Union
Square West 12 125th 273 West 125th 20
Columbus Ave York: 1 Court ST. 344, S60. Fulton
Broadway. Williamsburg. New York
Transfer and checks baggage destination
W. q BESLER. q VI BURT
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec p rn.-Cottou-Spot quiet; prices
gonis lower: American mddlng fair, 5f4d; good mid
ss zo6d: miadling. s52d. low middng 500: good
Me- srE T. sd ordinary 4l6d The sales of the day
400 bales, Of which 800 for speculation and
,1f9l aEd included $500 American. Receipts. 900
ss an Anertcan. Futures opened and closed quiet:
srflcan rnidGiinZ, December. 44Sd: December
W. January. SD January and February, 4s5G4 sd;
sseaAry and March, 445@ 46d March and April 445G
80 April and May. 4-4Gd May and June 446Gi 41d
s ana July, 1854 41d; July and August. 1904 sd
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

s.ahaon, Dec 1s.-Trading in wool during the week
as United owing the frmness of holders Merinos
- me haired crosshreds sold at prices equal 20 the
rates paid during the recent auction sales The
s..sss Of 1868 sales amount TO
ss bales including forwarded direct TO spin
ne The imports during week New South
sses sss3 bales Queensland. 5.64s; Victoria 1s6t;
s-s1a australia. LIS; Cape OF Good Hope ana Naisl
-''ss; elsewhere 25s
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turuentine still quite firmly held owing 70
GOOD and fair local demand Rosin
ss steady 10 frm at former prices. Tar firmly held
at fH 9reeT T1-RpESTfNE oil and machine bbs sig
54izc.
ROSIN-Common to good strained 81 3@Sl so ~ -,
q5cMS2; G.. S2ftS2 %: III. 81 To- - ~
se is: X 81; NJ So 80; n. So s'aSs so VIC 81 To- and
WV 81 50as4 60 49, ~
ROsin .--
Tar 'f o
CENTS a. casks Rosln frm 81 50dS 35 receipts. aa6
mis- Crude turpentine firm 81 1898 receipts. - bbs
Tar firm 2S2 bbs
Savannah Dec. 3-Turpentine frm sic: receipts sia
bhIs sa,es exports 364 Rosin firm: receipts 2Si6
bbls sales 2.171; exports go Quoted: a B. G and and
X 81 so; N So O5: n So So W G, So S5: W w. 81 90
Charleston Dec. 13.-Turpentine and rosn unchanged
London. Dec 13.-Turpentine- 39s- Rosin-
American strained, Is: fine. es Sd.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

CoTTON-The cotton market opened steady at una
a decline OF 2 points rallied TO las
points closing figures of the previous day and
harei loss of 2G4 points.
nominaly IL points lower
quoted by the quotation committee in the absence OF
80 points under the
August price Trading cotton started out rather weak
because were good. and Wall Street
talk reflected msgirinEs to the relation
Wal interest cotton. the score or
assfhv still scarce or higher rally follow
ing the orening small receipts,
witt forecasts for Monday.
expected clearance however increased the port
yece,nts -or the day bv about compared
estimates This Immediately seized upon
nv confirmation Of their claims
+r,a+ were become suddenly
,srv hesv n. and prices de-
with the market
finally at the lowest level Of the day Commission houses
snueared to picking March and May cotton the
Intervals The traders sold owing to the
Of public speculation. than for other
reason. Europe a few buying orders here and SO
did the South people and commission houses
absorbing December January. II best tame
mari
The range prices the local market to day
as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL X X.
Liberty street and south Ferry Gime from South
Ferry five minutes earlerJ-
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH NE-z4OO C715 EsstOn o1iy). 90
A. NJ. I'D 440. 500 (5-45 Easton only) P VI Sun
days "a A NJ 100 $50 p ".
WILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTONoa4oo 91e
A NJ. 81 p NJ Sundays Il % y NJ. 100 P NJ
LAKEWOOD. LAhEHJ RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEG AT-z4OO. 40 \. NJ. 1.SO go 40 Lake
wood and only) 500 (xJ.3O Lakewood Only)
p. NJ Sundays. 1000 A NJ
CITN-Fa.4O A. NJ 1910 ?. VI
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz+OO ~ NJ. f1.30
LONG BRANCH. ASBIRY PARK: OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4.OO, $50. 11-3O A NJ. AS, $50 $50 ?. NJ
Sundays. except Ocean Grove eco A NJ 400 P NJ
PHILADEIPHIA (READING TERNINAL)-z-4 IS.
fTO0 is co. .9GO. 1000. fII-OO A N. f12-Oo 100.
81 80 1900 1900. s4OO 800 t6Oo. 1870. 5000 P NJ.
sI215 Mdt.
path AND CHESTNUT STREETS-s+25. 1880. 40 80
'1I3O A NJ. 100 t'3.40. '5.60. 200 1928 2. NJ.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsyILLE AND
WIILIANSPORT-iI4 800. z425. $500. llf9. 10 1000
A. NJ. Reading onyb. 1890 12O, 200 P NJ
PottsvilIe and Harrisburg only. t4o0. 1000
P. VI.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
Railroads..
Railroads..
pENNSYL VANIA

RAILROAD.

RAILRoA
ANP DEssossEs feR s. VEN hND coNpr 81 sTEE
cortinsat STREET. 's% y i've r9 minute. later
station, sn EXCEPT psi" %sere rer Otherwise noted
FAST MAImLmissd to I'VE s p9ss Ptsbuss as't to
ShcsgG M Ne seaches . e Pi6!shqTg -, Cleveland
s.sS A. NJ PENNsTLvaN1a fLfM1TED, Pullman
n F64 sseGa EasaF BnGF
E g. Han ksglsys s. 5Pg5s
sespns sS pns snd Bufes
For Toledo Nashville via CINCINNATI and LOuisvle>
@ P e. sT GhG6fG s st d9s: DPins rsOur
nr Will lndIanaPois la Louisville St Louis d55te Rnag car
S P ~ WEsfERS M E9sTfhSsn E%PRHSsFor chicago:
7s M:spf PAcfP2c seiPTsy EEPREss PRES and
fox cevsanS ds EXCEPT xis
NJ Pistsbar cevesn aMR sn
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
S 13n s2 50 Dining Ga 1919 @ aiT and
Streets D9s cs g Limited and al fsf
a9d Dining Dining 42S Dining casl n
SIS dining l65s Dining caT , 1s55 Es5ioS ON 85
Dining cars Is DINING Car, 4sS DINING Carr As
s[? gzS M G nis s5 42s m
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,-Express. $50 a. m. and e-25
ssss2AfR Al 1gS5 Ps nA5hEATEspF''s l'
NoRF0LK Gss AND AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
Rs H !ea2' oaTo III SellE a. m
F6F ays Ss ;%F toSFoRF r and
weekdays and $50 p. daily.
ATLANTIC -CITY.-e.J5 a. and 2!o p. m week DAYS
SUNDAYS: 155 A NJ Through Vestibuled Trains Buffet
lor Smoking Car Parlor Dining Car, and Stand
ard coaches Sundays
CAPE MAf--l2-55 p. week days.
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad nror
West Twenty third Street Statiun) S55 a. m IL 10
SO 4oo and 1l25 p. M weekdays Surdays:: .
m 4:55 p. (from Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets. 300 a. II 90 34o. $40 and 11SO p m
weekdays Sundays. 9.45 a m. 5le p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 Desbrosses Streets 2o>. 2j. 755
S25. s55. 925 55 Penna Limited). 1910 Desbrosses
and Corandt Streets 10 2O Dining Carr. 10 55 Dining
Carr 11-55 a. m. 1855 dining carr 1.55 Dining
Carr. 10 Desbrosses and Corandt Streets 220) 255
3.25 Dining Carr S.55 425. 425 Dining Carr. ass
Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr 155. s 23. $50. 3D.
1910 night. Sundays, g. 10. 1.55 mo coaches)
SO S55. 955 O-mited), 955. 10 55 Dining Carr a M
I255 Dining Carr 1.55 Dining Carr 25 Dining carr
Carr. 155. S.25, S.55. 25 D. m.. 10 night.
Ticket Offices 461, 1854 III Broadway; 1S2
Fifth Avenue beIow 23d S) 263 Fifth Avenue corner
2Sth ST.: Astor House. West Twenty-thtrd street
Station and stations Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station. Brooklyn; Station
jersey City. The New York Transfer Company VIII
can for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through destination
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON r. WOOD.
General Manager. GenI Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Bufalo Dec. 13.-F1our steady. Wheat-Spring unset
led for carloads No hard s4ssc asked; winter offerings
IFht; NJ red. 7zc- Corn sJea1y: No. 3 yellow,
10 corn 55c. Oats easier; No. 3 white. SIC; No
nEe6 35S4 Barley 4SGI3c- Rye-No ! in 5Gizc.
hcago Dec I3.-The leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
New York Central & Hudson River r. R. 1essse)
Trains leave Franklin ST. station, New York, as foi-
Iors ~ later cot of 42d N r.
.7.IO A. M.-For intermediate points TO Alhary-
I'll. 20 A Md Saratoga an6 Mohawk Express
p. M.-Chicago Express
M Detroit. Chi & ST Louis
T3 A. p NJ For Hudson River points and Albany
M.-For RoCh-. Buffalo, Clevefd & chicago
M Roch-, Buffalo. Detroit and St Louis
.e15 P M-For syria. Roch. Niagara Falls. Det & Chi
.Day. fDaily except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn Annex;
G) ITO 45 \. NJ. (2) at = - 2 n Leaves Jersey
CTtv P r. r sta. 0l. 20 A NJ. % 1885 p NJ
Time tables a principal hotels and Offices Baggage
from hotel residence by Westcott Express
IT SMITH z. LAMBERT.
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and
steady; winter patent So 40dsS 80: straghts So 0ds3
ng patents So 40Q 30; straighs 50 aS3 20; bakers
g&gs2 75 No. spring wheat. 7olsGzsc; No. 3; 69G
low Sc No. oats 81 &c: No white 32@35c: No. 2
492c: good feeding barley. $50 4oc fair TO choice
nsltng z565ec: faxseed. 81 Is; No Northwest
81 "a prime timothy seed 81 Go; clover.
zde. $40 10 Mess pork, bbl. Sl1: lard per 100 rs
30 z6S1o so. short ribs sides NooseD, IS 50Ss dry
shoulders (oxed). IS 25GsS 80: short clear sides
hned) T5Gs9. Whisky, basis Of high wines. 81 30.
asady. C-eaneres. Isd2siec. dairies, I7G2Sc. Eggs
seady referred 24c. Cheese steady. 11i.
Gisc
Duluth. Dec. -Wheat-Cash No hard, "a SC:
80 Northern E31tc No Northern Tic; December
Sl.c MAY 76i4c- Macaroni-No /, 6S1tc: No .. 6e5sc
0ats-Decenber 81 i2c; May 33hc-
Milwaukee. Dec I3--Sheat steady; No 1 Northern
Ii:c No Northern. T6izc: May al G711zc. Rye firm
70 52q52lo Barley dull; standard. 64c: sample. SoG
s4c. C'orn-May. - &c
Philadelphia Dec 18H-heat quiet but firm; contract
No 2 export elevator. 55c- Oats unchanged: No 2
white clipped. 3s1zc Butter firm: good demand
Western creamery. 31c; 90 nearby prints. 33c Eggs
steady quiet nearby CSC loss off; do Western
&c of: do Southwestern 26d2Tc loss off, do South
Doc. loss or Cheese unchanged: NeW-York full
creams prime small. 131z6I3s+c; do fair to good 13G
BIC; do prime f3i2c: do fair good 13a 134
Receipts-FGour. 1000 bbs and 2222oo0 Tbs in sacks;
Sheat 10000 bush: cd0; 1900 Shipments
81 Louis Dec. 13.-Close-Wheat--No 2 red cash.
lnal: December Il &c May. 16ssc bid:
hsrd. eSq72c Corn-No cash. 47izc; December, 4sc
MAY z0lE GzOzc Oats-No cash 81 l9c bid: December
sic nominal Nay. b e3e9sc asked: No white. $50
Bac
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

LackawanNa Railroad.
Leave York. foot Barclay and Christopher Sts
fsC0 A. M.-For Binghanton and Syracuse
si0 90 A M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and ST. Louis.
81 40 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
14OOP p M--For Scranton and Plymouth
IS 10 p. M--FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
- 10 p M--Utica. Cswego. Ithaca. Buffalo
200 A M--FOr Chicago-Seepers open p. NJ.
Tickets at I13 40. I1S3 Broadway. y Y. 33S Fulton
ST Brooklyn sDaily- Except Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

~ Five high escorted parties. JAM and
March $3.50 to 81 200 circular.
THOS COOK & SON, 26I S 1lS3 B'way, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
DED ID" LINE

DED ID" LINE
For Guayra, Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
eaiD0 From Pier 49, Wall st. Ferry. Brooklyn.
Saturday. December "a,
Saturday. January TO-
-rtsse vessels superior accommodations pas
s.ngars BOULTON. BLISS & DAI,I.ETT,
General Managers. 135 Front st.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

Coffee cables: Ro-Coffee market weak. No Z Rio.
exchange. receipts 1000 bags cleared for
bags: cleared for Europe 5000
bags: $4,000 bags. Santos-Co1ee market uuiet
1920 receipts. 5000 bags: stock
47a Hamburg-Cofee market opened unchansed
2:30 net UNCHANGED to J. pig lower; sales
bags market opened barely steady.
] bag
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14

Receipts of beadstuffs at interior points in thousanas
three cphers 1000 omitted. -four bbls, grain bus
New-York tribune., 1902-12-14
Old DWElQRI00M QQME

DAILY SERVICE
For Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth Pinner.s
Richmond Virginia Beach. Washington D. c. and entirs
and West -. -,
r foot Beach St. every week day at P M
->'' 49, II b WALKER. Traffic Manager
Evening journal., 1902-01-22
CHAIRMAN SCHNEPF
APPOINTS COMMITTEES

Harry Schnepf, chairman of the Exec
utive Committee for the funniest to be
held in June by the Wilmington Turn
gemeinde asked at last nights meeting to
be relieved of his duties but the mem
bers refused to accept his resignation.
Chairman Schnepf nominated the fol-
lowing committees which were elected;
Finance Committee. E. Adams,
Harry j. Stoeckle, Carl Eisenmenger'
John G.. Hartman Lynford Thomas.
Physical Culture-Iohn A. Salloday,
Emil Maurcr, Carl Koenig, Robert Falk,
II. Wiuekind director of Turner's and
Fred Schrank.
Hall Entertainmcnts-iohn Ruter
Alexander Wcissensee, Gustav Lange
Paul Schoy. Charles Ictter
Printing -Dr. A. ID. jacobson, w
Scott Vernon, III. y. Price, William
tioss, Christopher pfrommer.
Press-Dr A. ID. jacobson. A. @. Ill
Grier. A. C. Davies. w. Scott Vernon
/ S. l.. Lame. Joseph II. Martin. A. Buch
! Ter. a. X. Saylor, II. ~. Price
Hotels Harry Bothman, Henry Blouth
w. NJ. jefferson, Emil Maurer Christie
pher Bauer.
Railroads r. W. Crook, w. Il. Kurt2
! Charles Yettcr. Joseph II. Martin, Dan
iol Dohl Frank Sewer, August Dadc.
Invitations w r. Kurtn A. o. II
Grier Alexander Weissensee, Osca
Herbert, j. r. r. Feukel Oscar Doelz,
Frank SEWER
Decorations Henry Miller. Nchola
Goldberg, w. A. Genner W. Klein
stuber, August Dede Fred. Lacher.
Sanitary-Dr j. w Kleinstuber, ID
Emil Hertel. Or. j. l.. France.
Refreshments Emil Wagner, Par
Schoy, Oscar Doelze, Daniel Dohl,
Naumann. Charles Stettner, W.
Goenner, John Holzhausen, Christoph,
Koehler.
Entcrtainment-Osc Herbert. Erne
Schinerdecker, Nicholas Reuter-, j.
Adams, Charles Steiner, John A. Sail
day, Herman Hanf.
Music-Nicholas Reuter-, IL. Goenne
II. w. Crook, Conrad Heniekamp, Al
gust Hampel, Fred Pfrommer Frede
lex c. Mammele.
Henry Zimmerman, Ne
chior Schlittler, William Schoenhaa
William Loeber. Frederick G. Mammel
Fred. Pfrommer, Fred Lacher.
Reception Mayor George NJ. Fishe
Harry Schnepf II. Wittekind, Csc
Herbert, Nicholas Reuter-, Albert Buc
Ter. Carl Koenig, A. II. Saylor, Joseph
Martin. Henry Zimmerman. Ere
Schrank. $. l.. Lane. ]. A. Salloda
Victor Romanigno. Robert Falk. j.
/ Mullins A. o. II. Grier, Or A.
Jacobson II T. Price. John Rutter,
r. Adams. Daniel Dohl Conrad Hen
kamp Christopher Koeher. Charl
Steiner Oscar Doelgc A. Naumau
Auerst Dede. Herman Hanf Frank =
vier. Harry Bothman. Chrstoph
PnommeD Fred. c. Mammele. FIR
Lacher Z. Goenner. William Goss
1t was decided that the chairman
the sub-committccs should be members
the Executive Committee. The ne
meeting VIII be held on Monday evenir
Evening journal., 1902-01-22
PROMINENT SMYRNA MAN DEAD
". /. Hall Dies Within Twelve Hours
Alter Being Stricken
ensciai 10 the Evening journal

Special 70 the Evening journal
gmvrna. Jan 22.-At noon yesterday
W. Il. Hall. one Of Kent countys best
known citizens. and a prominent mer-
chant here. was stricken with a heart
affection at his department store. Mr..
Hall rested easier during the after
noon. but shortly before midnight be-
gan sinking and death came in a few
minutes. He was a man of sterling
Qualities. and il would be difficult
Ito exaggerate in pronouncing enco'
miums upon his life and character. lie
represented Duck Greek hundred one
term in the lower branch of the Cen
eral Assembly. and undoubtedly would
have been the Democratic nominee fol
state senator from the First senatorial
ldistaiot of Kent to succeed Senatol
stephen Slaughter, of Dover Mr.
Hall was a successful merchant ana
director OF the Fruit Growers Bank
OF SMYRNA, FIe was a consistent mem
I ber of Asbury M h. Church. He leave.
Three children. Mrs W. b Megear. II
/ p. Hall and Mrs J Harry HURT, Jr.
/ Mr. Hall lost his wife two years ago
! She died suddenly. being taken sick al
la meeting of the Twentieth Centur!
Club. expiring a few minutes afte
reaching her home
Mr. Halls sudden death is q grea
shock ~ the community Half an hou
before Mr Halls death Afrs ~ A Nc
Coy an aged woman with q host G
friends here. died She had been II
but tew days.