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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Fight VIII he Bitter.

Tbose who viii persis, IN closing their
ear zg1.rst the continual recommen-
dafior 4 DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
c0rsur. p.Ion. viii have g long I'd bit
~ fIelf with their troubles. II not end
"a caller by fatal termination kcaF
shat X Real 81 Be2ll, Mas, hss ..
~. .-ass Tall my Nlic lid every
sgD pfo.n o3 consumption. sue took Dr.
Kings New DiLcoyery after eyerr7 hing
else bad faiifd. improvement came u
nee "a 3 four bottles entirely cures her.
5u-rsn -eed y Leonard Henley. dsLg~
get Price 5Cc. and sl.OO. Tf.4i bot
lee free.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
WATER SUPPLY IN JERUSALEM
IA Is Pipcd seven NfIcs from a spring
known IN soIomOn's Time ne
The sealed Fountain"

Accor1irs- % consular renor+s fror-,
Jcrusaler, the most notexortbv nm
dcrtakfn,- during the INST vear has
been tho Installation Of "a water sun
rlv for The citv. 1he water -
i~onoht i'm iron nircs from n snrin.-
situated about seven miles dist.ni
and known in King solomon. tisne
as .Tbe Sealed Fountain Hereto
fore the water supnlv has been very
uncertain and lately "a water famine
was only Dreventr3 bv the assistance,
~ m, rail-,a1 oonnsr,-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
G n - II - II = n.
r.s-s.be - IRE h-5 lL Hse AssJS 5,--h
S-'1 q &<HHIz<x
Koxburv Gossip.

Roxm sY. VA, Dee 16-There VIII te
a large oid-fashioned Virginia country
dance az Lower Wyanokc Friday even
ing. December 26th. There wil be cu
hand city music. and the young ladies
viii furnish supper. The ladies COM
mittee VII consist Of Mrs. Herbert s.
saunders. Misses Mcna Wilcox. Agnes
Dauthat and Marion Clark. The ger
ticmen's committee consists of Ncssr.
IS. Dre,vry CealteF. {. Hia Carter asd
James ~. Bell
Miss Etta O. Ladd. who has been very
~ ia Richmond. returned home yester-
day afternoon.
The "Oid Maids anl Old Bachelors 4
At. Pheasant Methodist Episcopal
chul CD will give an entertainment At
that place on Christmas Day.
Miss Annie Wa1ai.l u spending some
time with her brother. Air. Thomas J..
Wadcill. near WILCOX wharf.
Mr. :. ssylle 81 Richmond. loaded a
car q charcoal TODAY % be shipped 10
Philadelphia.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Nhat'stn Name

Ever thing j. in the uaus whcl il
cones io Witch Haze. --lvc. T. &. De-
VIZ & To- oi tAic4gl. discovered. some
ears aln. 10w - make a s4lVc frcm
Mitch lazel that i "a spe, ifc for Piles
FOR LA-d, bleeding. itching and pro-
truolnE Piles. eczema. cuts. buns.
bruises md al Skin diseases Dewitt
,A.ve l1s no equal This has given rise
to nuL,ruus worthless c0Uuteliets. AK
t9r Dt Aitt's-iAe genuine. LEONARD
Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign OF approaching revolt and
serious trou'le in your system Is nes-
yousDess, sleeplessness OK stouach mp
set. Electric Bitttsrs viii ouicIiy DIS.
member the tod lesone canscs II
never fails 10 tone ire stomach. regulate
the Kidseys ana Bowels, sti rsiate tie
Liver. and ciirifs the ticOd. Ran down
syster benefit psfticulsrly All al the
usoAI attended aches vanish undes l,s
searching and thorough eaec'i7cocss.
Ele~tr'e B;tters . only soc, aci that -
retrrne Il Il dot give perfect satis
fsefion Guassnieea W Leonard Besley,
1ssggist,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
Free Again.

-Dr. r. A. Stephens, q Richmond. IS
free az in- After remaining az the hos
u;tzI for several weeks. Re has been de-
charged a. Cared. He Is now plying h's
trade. tkat 81 selling hiss o~-n concoc
ions e. the wiling public. and looks
a nem man. de has b~en sober for a
month, out II hftesn years. Stfphens
ssid: Il wa. not insane. Just the cu.-
minafion Of 15-year drunk"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

considerable unnecessary exciselDent
has beer oaused over the just attemps
otEngla1o and Germany &C collect z lons
standing biii sgaiats genezuela- Tbese
htrie South American republics focal
cd have hGden tbeir ceforu1ities long
enough nuccr ne Wigs Of the Monroe
Doctrine Aeit1sr Great Britair nor
Germany wants foot Of Venezuelan
territory, bat they want a little cask
cHe their Subjects That is al there Is Oh
the txouble.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
A Good Coagb meescrne.

I End Chsnab, rIsir's Cough Remedy
Is an excellent medicine. have been
suffering from severe congb ror tie
lsst two months, and is bas egected q
cure. have great pleasure 10 RECON-
u,endirg it.-W. g. WocKSzR. This IL
the opinion Of one Of our Oldest and
r,ost respected reisdente. aud has been
Voluntarily given In good faith that 9TH
ers nay ~ lse remedy add beDe1De = +,
a. vss Mg. wocxncr. This remedy IL
~ ~ ~ ossgg'sta - -
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
SECRECY AS TO THE STYLES
ForthcomiHg Fashions are Guarded
with the Utmost Care ~ the
Nodistc-.

Said q buyer for one OF the leading
houses engaged in the puryeying OF
garments of the latest modes, reports
the Chicago Chronicle:
"Our patrons. whom we invite to
como and study our imported cos
TUNES. have no idea Of the secrecy
maintained los the Partisan designers
and makers. Why, once when j was
being shown a dress / suddenly be-
thought me Of forgotten commits
sion and drew forth q pencil and a
card upon which TO jot il down. Al
attendant (there was one on each
side OF me- few TO tell monsieur.
Monsieur rushed i'm. fairly petriied at
my aulacity. and 10 was not until an
English-reading person was called in
and had read my jotung and svc-'
there was nothing ia IL about IL.
dress 81 question that tie matters if
hand were resumed.
They want US TO buy, not borrow
Il may interest you 20 know thot ths
buyers SIT in a row around the room
the engagements having been mad,
days before. They really coulLn' & al
ford 10 make the show for one per
son. Everything is done very com
pietely. you know. They don't show
dress on "a stuffed wire figure. 80
a beautiful girl is inside 10. AID heI
costume is complete. II she's show
ing an evening dress. her slippers ant
stockings match and her hair - don,
ia She latest mode. She looks Lei
Part"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Ne waut 70 sce activity Il every iius
iu Williamsburg ne can have IL here.
as vel as n Newpors News. Norfolk. CT
Other places Neoa grow. and -four
Ish and prosper. u VIC buI Go our duty.
Tx trouble = VIZ arc lsgga-d u every
-nins' Let Is al wake ~ and live IL
ne P-eseit-not in The past. loo MUCH
pEsr VII ki- Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

IHE GAZETTE is especially grstihec
ovcr the success Our dear trien6, Hon. :.
.. Cumming. - acquired IL the Lesis
lature- We STALL never be satisfied unul
Cumming represents rms district il Con
gress- We wart ~ serve nolice OF or
Trends q tbe rsrsasula hat Ne e1pect
theG &C support hin .hen The time az
Tlves. Ee d & nan al cve-.~ an6 We
know q &c higher c0mpEaeut.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Ne inyite especial attention 70 toe
article referring 20 the knitting NH
This snstitution has been Of inesfimatle
help 20 the town. IL has distributed
thousands OF dollars among our mer-
chants. and tbs .-tufe ior - IL much
brighter than lne past. Besides helping
oar nerchssss, IL hss helDsd Macy
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

fsmissss - earn a nice living. This one
actory goes TO show what united
es'rs N.iG 10. Let rs all get - work in
January Tor our dear. old town. aud
make IL Is hat it should be. We car d.
4
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
SATURDAY. DEC %. 1907.

Intelligeut Improvements are now DC
ing made on or sidewalks Nature l.
beng aided 70 drain the wsser and u
tins WORK Is sep, up ia few wears aud
D. sidewalks wal be thing OF the long
fl-sotteu past
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
AFrightened Horse.

Running Ike mad down the street
dumping the occupants. 80 hundred
other accidents are everl day occur
ances. Il behoves everybody 20 have
d reliable Saiye handy sad there's none
as good as Buckl,ns Arnica Salvc
Rurns. Cuts. sores. Eczema and Puc-.
disappear quickly under It's soothing
effect. &c. AZ Henley's drug store
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

Attorneys aho place LccSi AdrrrTisins ~
this p2pcr4rr held perSoaalls responsible Tor
ame. fhfs being tbe onlr coalition Uncer
Sbich Ne scce9tsuch aarerrfsiaS- HATES
soc. per iuca esoh fiiar. ic>> - per cent. NJ
eriarfor ron rbase terms
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
COUGHS AND COLDS
N CHILDREN
Recommendation of a We'll Know
Chicago Physician.

1 use and prcccrlbC Chamhcrlaiu' s
Cough Remedy for slalost al obstinate.
constructed coughs. with direct results.
prescribe Il - children OF al sgos. An
sla0 Ia recommend II 70 al ID need and
seeking relief from colds and coughs and
bronchial Affections. IL Is ncn-narcotic
and sac IN the hands on the most IN
rroiess onaL y universal psUacca Tor
a. mankind. Mrs. Mary X. Mclcndv.
n. p. Ph ID. Chicago IA. This remedy
as iof safe b7 al druggists.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

cnte-rs a. rne poSS01acr "a Williamsburg
a. second cisSs zaii-usrter.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20

4 monster rattlesnake fried.
boiled and stewed, was the principal
deHcacy 80 q banquet given by Capf
Dabuey, Of Hot Springs, Ark. IT va.
larls. The guests pronounced il dc
Ec.cuS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-12-20
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Subscription price $500 per lear - me-
rsre far less time. siwSyS IN sdrsBrr.
ADVERTISING RATES

Advertising rsreS reasonable. snG frrnf>scc
or 3pplioation. Rates T. al. - cents ger
nch per issue. with usual discounts for Spac,
.nd rhine Local notices. : Csuts she line.
Resolutions ofrsSuect = Cents Der Tiue.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18

who have at all times given every en-
cOuragement and assistance in and to
the introduction of modern civiliza-
ton"
So the opening of the twentieth
century shows II welding of friend
ship between one of the oldest and
most exclusive of nations with the
youngest and most cosmopolitan of
countries.
Names of seapOrts and commercial
towns in Japan were formerly an un-
known quantity to us, but Toxic,
with its ivory, silver and inlaid works
and brCnzes; KiotO, with cloisOnne
and lacquer wares; Osaka, with cot
ton yarns, rugs, fabrics, glassware;
Kobe, with rice, bamboo, screens,
mattings, straw-braids; Nagasaki,
with fishery products and noted as
being the first port opened for for
eign torde IN Japan; Nagoya, with
porcelain clocks and paper; Shid-
zuOka, with tea, mushrooms and ar
tistic creations in bamboo; Ashikaga
and Kiriu, with their silk fabrics,
which have been in existence as
manufacturing centers since a very
ancient period-are now commonly
known to the business world.
OF course there are many other
large cities that are constantly re-
ferred TO, such as Moi, a port
through which all the coal passes
from the numerous mines in that
vicinity; and the Mecca of all trav-
elers. Yokohama.
This port is the great commercial
city of Japan, for here the traders
meet to buy the products of the
country. which are concentrated at
this point. Besides the native deaE
ers, business houses from every sec
tiOn of the world have their repre-
sentatiVes, and the tongues that are
heard on the thoroughfares are as
numerous as leaves upon a tea plant.
There is a growing sale for the
japanese teas in the markets Of the
United States and Canada, and there
seems DO doubt, writes Robert Mitch
ell Floyd, in Trade Press List, that
the abrcgatiOn of duties by the
states will increase the consumption,
and be of great assistance to the tea
raisers of Japan.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
PROGRESS OF JAPAN.
Due Primarily to the Influence Of
the United States.
There Is No Reason Why We should
Not Control the Lions share of
the Asiatic Empires For
eigR Trade.

Within so years just passed in the
history OF Japan, me sel1-erected
barriers of centuries gone were
broken down BY the Official visit Of
Commodore Perry, OF the United
States navy.
Then fonOwing for a period of 20
years, intercourse was gruugIngly
permitted by the japanese govern
menJ, until at last the spirit OF com
mercialism and advancement had It's
birth n the brains OF these clever
people and now, at the present time,
they dre a recognized force and pow
er with the so-called civilized nations.
When it is considered that within
the last 2J years these people have
overcome the customs and traditions
Of centuries their rise is among the
wonders of the present day.
We learn that the census Of 1895
gives them population Of forty
three and three-quarter millions Of
people, and that there is not the
poverty and suffering existing among
them as with other nations. Simple
in tastes, cleanly in their homes and
habits, they are uniformly a happy
race, filled with dominant pride of
country that has helped them to win
the place they now occupy and hold
among other peoples.
Mr.. Otani kahei president of the
Yokohama japanese chamber of com
merce, who is a very strong friend of
the United States, said in one Of his
recent addresses, among other
things:
while there have been many con-
tributory causes, the most direct and
powerful factor in bringing about
the present prosperous condition of
Japan has been the impartiality and
good feeling shown by the govern
ment and people of the United States,
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18

dirt the men know. They talk free
ly with the men of things forbidden
the decent and virtuouS. They read
the worst French fiction. They see
the worst French plays.
THE women of this smart set no
longer pretend to recognize virtne.
even as a female accompaniment.
Innocence is a badge of delinquency,
sign of the crude and raw. a de-
formity which. If tolerated at all.
must carry some promise of amend
ment, for among these TITLED cy
prians the one thing needful is to
know it all.
I'm London and in Paris and at
Monte Carlo in the winter and at
TrOuville and AK in the summer
they make life one unending de-
bauch; their only literary provender.
when they read at all. the creeds Of
D'Annunzio and Bourget; their Nee
ca, the roulette table and the race
course; their heaven. the modern
yacht with its luXuTies and isola
ilOHs i lC OCEAN JtllS no IdlCS, anu
as the smart set knows no law, in
extremis it can go to sea.
The 400 are rotten. through and
through. They have not one re-
deeming feature. All their ends are
achieved by money and largely by
the unholy use of money. If one of
them proposes to go into jingO poll
ties he expects to buy his way, and
the rogues who have seats in CON
gress or foreign appointments to sell
see that he pays the price. If one
of them wants to marry a lord she
expects to buy him. and the titled
rascals who wish TO recOup their
broken fortunes see that she pays
the price.
"Must these unclean birds OF
gaudy and therefore conspicuous plu-
mage fly from gilded boughs TO
boughs, fouling the very air as they
twitter their affectations of moral
supremacy. and no one to shy
brick at them and say Scat, you dev-
lisp"
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
Schedule in effect April 2, 1901.

H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
The Tin of the TonRne.

The most sensitive part of the hu-
man body IS the tip of the tongue.
.aext come the lips and then the tips
# the fingers.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18

an immensely wealthy seed mer-
chant of Detroit and the head Of
the largest seed concern in
America. He is also president Of the
First national bank of Detroit, of the
Union Trust company, of the Stand
ard Insurance company and of the
Michigan Fire and Marine Insurance
company. The only prominent poIit-
ical work that Mr.. Ferry has done
was in his capacity of chairman of
the state republican committee, a po-
sition TO which he was elected in
1896. He Is a native of New York
state and Is 90 years old.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
THE "FoUR HUNDRED"
Asntueky Editor Says the Smart sets
Distinguishing Trait IL ItA
Moral Abandon.

Henry Watterson in the Louisville
Courier-Journal makes a scorching at
tack on the New York 400" referring
t" them again as flock of unclean
birds. The editorial occupies two
columns of space, and says in part:
The term smart set was adopted
by society TO save itself from a more
odious description. The distinguish
ing trait of the smart set is it's
moral abandon. II makes a business
of defying and overlapping cOnven-
tional restraints upon its pleasures
and amusements. II sets itself above
the law, both human and divine.
Its women are equally depraved
with its men. They know all the
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
arTIMORE AND OHIO
x RAILROAD.
u-,.Erurton from station corner OF

,..- Washington from station corner Of
Wv Jersey avenue and ST.
.-...g, and Northwest, 1850 a. m,
- -.aaali. ST. Louis and Louisville,
... tt5p.m, *I:I0 night.
~. r......rg aud Cleveland 80. 50 a. m. *s.45
.-. tonight.
..-4- auI Wheeling, 20 20 p. m.
rt..a hester fs.s5 a. m. AIS. and 1880
polls. -7.5o. 1880. tu.50 a. M
a...-.s. +s.s5, $500, tIo.so, a. m, sI.I5.
..s.lgyn. too, a. n. and $3.50 pm.
. and way points, ts.5s 5000 a IN,
$500 $40 IS, +II.5o, p. m.
..rs5urg and way points, +s.3S
-155, Sis, 1880, r4.3o, 500
o.. .-.e1. stoI5, +u.5o p. N.
.....l1u Jun liou and way points
.......... .u.. El.I5, ft.55., $3.50, p M.
..rar-. week days, x3oo, 500, 6.5o,
..sr. SIS, x35o, xIo.oo ILSo a. M,
... Nls5. y3.o2. x4.oo, x go, x4.3s,
. xa.s5 6.so, xS.oc, XIo.oo, xII.3o,
sundays, xs.oo KOS x7.3o,
...m. xrs.z7, IFS, x3.oo, 1880, x5.o5,
.. $500. MO 90. xII,so, I'.SS p. m.
... week days. 9Io An. lSpeciaN and
.. Sundays. gIoA. NJ and IS P NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
...... Eliminated with Pintsch light
r.-.....a.r-. Philadelphia New York Bos-
.. b.. ..- East, 300, "7.os tDiner), 1880
9....... Dn-r no 90 CDiuer), a. m, 'I2.2o,
. Royal Limited, % Diner, +4.oo,
... ss.os Dinner, 800 and 'II3o
.-.....us Car open at 10 90 o'clock9
En- s..a. City, -7.os, tIooo, tI2.2o, noon,
Except Sunday. SUNDAY only.
Express trains.
r....s-..--l for and checked from hotels
.-4.-.. I-r.-s bv Union Transfer Co, on or
....... ..s-t ot6ces, 6I9 Pennsylvania Ave
,... Sew york Avenue and 18th Street,
sat..--na.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
The Simplicity of yirtue.

at is better" declared the smooth
shaven man whose collar buttOned be-
hind, Ito be right than TO be presi-
dent"
And" continued the shOrt-necked
man with the heavy watch chain, lit
doesn't require such an expensive and
complicated machine. Puck.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
Too Bad, Too Bad,

She sighed dolorously.
"What is it, sweetheart" he asked,
solicitously.
only think, dearest" she answered,
q sob in her voice, this is the last even
ing we can be together until tn-nor-
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18

Tenors and bassors afford special
inducement TO join Madame Daly'S
classical chior apply in basement at
ST Augustine.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
RAILROADS,

AND ANNAPOLIS SHORT
- ALT-MoN'T iiNE RAILROAR.
ID ANS LEAVE CAMDEN iioi;o sIAs!SPSS assS Savs,
K,1a-r.epolis and way stat.oLs' "seA uA'''
For Al"f' m, no, SAC ?. m
I'm sundays 80 a pa Ridge. p. m.
lH- Day - 80. dayS l.Tgg m.
A.''F- u M. 6.4S SIS
80 m. IS. and
7Rfdge wee days.45 p. m.
nm, 700 p. ~.
95yidge and return, soc:
c a. Coon q. NJ.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
WILL
APPLY To-
NINE DAILY

Studio, Basement St. Augustlnes
Church, 18th Street bet. L and NJ.
N. W. Monday and Tuesday on and
after the 27nd, of September. Hours
to p. m.
The Washington bee., 1902-10-18
DEXTER MASON FERRY.
ceed the Late Senator Mcmillan
in the Upper House.

Dexter Mason Ferry, who an
nounces that he is a candidate for
the United States senate to fill the
seat of the late Senator Mcmillan. il
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06
Foreign Financial.

LONDON, March 6-The indications to-
day pointed to easier money. The money
was paying OF loans to the Bank of Eng
land; supplies were more plentiful and dis
ness on. the Stock exchange began quiet,
with prices fairly steady. The money In
dications favored high-class securities,
ment and then reacted. Americans opened
weak and below parity, and owing tn lack
of support remained idle and closed quiet
Spanish Is and Rio tintos declined. Copper
was steady at SAX. Grand Trunks were
one of the first sections, though they eased
on realizations. Kaff1rs were depressed
during the early part of the day. but were
quoted as follows: Buenos Ayres, 141. 90
Madrid, 81; Lisbon, 30; Rome, 2.H.
PARIS, March 5.-Prices on the bourse
today opened firm. Banks, suez canal and
were dull at first. but recovered later on q
rumor that an understanding had beer
reached between the Spanish minister OF
Spain. Kafirs were at arst harder on fail
transactions and later were inactive. But
In spite of some realizations there was a
generally good disposition. Portuguest
was actively bought. Rio tlntos improved
considerably with advancing prices of cop
per. DeBeers recovered on satisfactory
Rhodes. The private rate of discount wa,
unchanged at 2 1915 per cent. Three pei
cent rentes, 101f .2719c for the account; ex'
change on London, 25f 15c for checks
BERLIN, March 5.-Home funds were
harder on the bourse today. Spanish Il
reduced. Canadian Pacifcs were weaker
on New York advices. Banks were steady
Mines hardened on the reduction of thu
output being only 80 per cent instead OF
the IS per. cent previously determined upor
don, 2Om 471kpfg for checks; discount bills
~ per cent,
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06

fancy, small. fun cream. early made. white,
t1h612Ac.
EdGSEReceipts. $500 pkgs.; unsettled
state and Pennsylvania. CSC; western, at
MoIAssEs-Firm: New Orleans. Siq4ic.
POUBTRY-Alive, steady; springers, 101tc;
turkeys, 13c; fowls, 1Ohc; dressed. slow
springers, 1Od1zc; fowls, 1Ohq1ic; turkeys.
13dl3hc.
MEfALs-The Metal exchange suspended
business today In respect to the memory
OF the late Leonard Dewisohn, one of its
prominent members. The spot price for TN
was a shade higher at 25Ac. The London
tin market was S. higher. closing with
spot at Ellis and futures at Sill IS. Cop
per was unchanged here. Lake was quoted
at N2.121kG12.5Oi electrolytic and casting al
S12.OO612.87h. London was los Cd higher,
with spot and futures at E54 5s. Lead was
quoted here at A.1S. At London lead was
is Sd lower at ell lbs Sd. Spelter was un.
changed at A.&@43O. london closed un-
changed at els. Iron ruled steady here
Ihe English markets. however, were
higher. Glasgow closed at SIS Cd and Mid
dlesborough at 46s 101kd. Pig iron war
rants at New York were at $1.50n12.50
nominal; No. 1 foundry, northern, HS.50d
1850; No. 2 foundry, northern sls0oql9.OO
No. 2 foundry, southern, Sf7. 50n1S.O0; Nc.
foundry, luther soft, S7. 5061S.o0.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-06
ConnrmatIon. by the senate.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The senate to-
day confirmed the following appointments.
G.. III. Marish, collector OF customs. dis
trfct of Brazos de Santiago, Tex; s.. "
staple, United States marshal, western dis
trict of Arkansas.
Receivers of Public Moneys-John o.
Scobey. at Olympia. Wash; j.. w. Ross,
Glenwood Springs, Golo.; L Carter,
Wash: II. J. Mowrey. watertown. s. ID.
Register of Lands-G. w. Stewart, Visaha,
Cal; F. NJ. Swasey, Redding. Cal; J. L.
Mohundro, Walla Walla. Wash.
P-ostmasters:
nllnoIs-J. A. Cummins. AledO; L A.
Castle, Wyoming.
Arkansas-W. L Jenries. Clarendon.
Iowa-w. d. Lee. Toledo; A. Buck. Keo-
kuk; F. w. Browne. Belle Plaine; 7. H.
Hacker, Hampton. J. d. McVay, Lake
City; T. W. Summersides, Manchester; d.
Z. Pond. Monticello; c. NJ. Marshall. Moul-
ton; H. A Perrin Monroe; c. ]. Adams,
Reinbeck: A W. Lee. Ottumwa; j. r.
smuIl. tr.. Stuart; Z G. Swift State Cen
ter: ID. T. Bower. Traer: H. ]. Muha, Ak
ron; d. NJ Anderson. Abba; E. c. Haines,
CenterVflle.