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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
suBURBAN's TERMS AND PENALTIES.
Entries Are Almost IdenticalIy the
Snme as Those for the RrOOkINn.

New York, Jan 3l.--The Coney Island
Jockey Club to-day announced the entries
for the Suburban. to b.. run at SheepsheaI
Saturday, June II, 1892 as follows;
handicap for 3-year-t,lds and inward 5000
each for starters: 500 foIfeit or ouiv sl5 IL de-
ciared out by February ~, 19J2. Guaranteed cash
value $1,000 Of which 81 50i the second and
$500 TO the third. Weights be announced Feb
r,aty l. Winners. after announce ment Of weights,
or two races OF 81 coo or one of So o1l four pounds
extra; of two of S2.pgD or one OF s. 900 -ir br
POUNDS extra: Of three OF 5000 two or 81 ej
or one OF $500 twelve pounds extra. In m.
case of horses handicapped iIs pounds or over
these penalties shall apply to the extent of one
half only. In the case OF those handicapped nj 100
pounds or over, to the extent quarter only
and in the case OF those Handicapped nj ia
pounds or over. they sfall not Apply AT all Pen
alti"s IN the case OF horses years old shall not
make the weight exceed ll5 pounds. ore mile
and a quarter: Wv 'ii'
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
THE PURCHASE IN TABLEAUX.
Annual Celebration and Mask Ball
at Liederkranz To.N;gilt.

1.-THE Louisiana Purchase" will be the
subject of celebration at the annual mask
ball at Liederkranz Hall. Thirteenth street
and Chouteau avenue. tonight.
Mayor Wells, David r. Francis, heads Of
the departments. and almost one hundred
of the Worlds Fair Directors, have ac-
cepted invitations. and promised to be pres
enT.
At 8 o'clock Professor Wells orchestra,
divided into brass and string bands and Oc-
cupying Colonial balconies on eacn side Of
the stage will play the grand march, which
the members OF the historical tableaux, In
full character costume. will lead.
The ball will formally open at 10 o'clock
from the stage set with handsome new and
appropriate scenery. the first tabieau will
be shown. Sixty persons will take par.,
representing Napoleon and hts Cabinet,
Thomas Jefferson and his staff, grouped
with members of the army and navy Of
both France and America. Following danc-
ing the tableau Of the original Purchase,
formed by young women and Uncle Sam,
Will be PRESENTED. Missouri will be the CEN
ira! figure.
The hail. measuring sS by ss feet, has been
decorated and arranged to represent =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
PACKERS
MOUND CITY LEAGUE. ;.

Blue Ribbons 3, Spencers 2.
The Blue Ribbons got the best Of the Spenceys
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
WORLDS FAIR LEAGUE.

Totals -......3G 157 Isl rs "a pa 2l3 1851 4.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Drs. FRANCIS & &FRANCIS, e2o ?, e. :5s o11Y: s 4;
VAR|C0CEL-E'

Xaricocele s weakened and broken-down condition
OF the Sperac Veins and sexual circulation due in the
great majority OF cases to sexual indscresios 1t makes
1t Is important that 1t be cured for in time It will produce
softening and complete wastin. ganGs
suit in mpotency That Varicocele is one of the
serious and eacherous diseases aicting mankind
has been proven beyond all doubt II neglected will
undermine the physical strength derange depress the
mental faculties rack the system ultimately
produce a complete loss of sexual power
l Varcocee Safely, Painlessy and Permanently.
My method OF cure has been used in thousands of the
most aggravated without single failure
Under treatment every trace of weakness and
quickly disappears the blood driven
weakened veins. swelling vanish,
all drains of the weakened seminal ducts
strengthened healthy circulation blood estab
lshed, the wasted organs enlarged. you become
p..l
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
COLONEL SANDERS d. BRUCE DEAD
One of the Most Famous Figures in
the Turf World.

REpJT BL1C SPECIAL.
New York, Jan. 3I.-Colonel Sanders De-
Wees Bruce one of the most famous fg-
ures of the turf world, and practically
without a superior as judge of horses Is
dead. HIS lite Of nearly seventy-seven years
came. 10 an end shOr " alter o'clock this
morning in his apartments in the Seviia,
No. III West Fifty-eghth street.
He was the founder of the American stud
book now the propert. of the Jockey Club,
and the proprietor of Turf, Field and Farm.
Paralysis had weakened his constitution,
and cold. caught last week, developed
into pneumonia. lie was confined to his
bed but four days. Colonel Bruce was born
in Lexington. Ky, August l6, lsE3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ST. L0UISAN IN A WRECK.
S. Nash's Head Was Injured
Enur Others Hurt.

Pontiac. ILL.,. Jan. S1-The Chicago and
Alton limited. which left Chicago at n:e5
this morning was thrown into the ditch at
the interIocking switch plant. just north Of
here, at lao this afternoon by misplaced
switch. The injured are:
L. Bruce. Joliet: back injured.
Mrs. Bruce. negress; injured internally.
w. Cass, mail clerk: legs injured.
S. Nash. St. Louis; head injured.
Mitchell. mail clerk: back and lower
Iimt, injured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

state dancing hall of the Colonial pefleds
white columns giving the true effect. fne
red. white ard blue colors Of the countries
figuring In the Purchase. are draped With
evergreen. and The eagle of Nsnoleon ana
the ereie Of UrrIe Sam, in gold. overloQk
the haH from silver evries.
The supper will be In the nature Of a Hafl-
qpst. and dancers and snectators will be M
vited to the tables. After midnight fbuee
present not masked. but in full dress, Nln
be allowed to 20 on the dancing floor Nd
P''echeI is director and A. Feueer costJnn ~.
The members nf fhe Arrangement Commit
tee are: Emil Toltacz. Casper Koehler And
George Helfensteller.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
EMERSON LEAGUE,


Totals .......a0 IL, 2ss as5 22s 81 2c2 lOs
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
PRINCESS TTTANIA IN A DRIVE.
Took the San Ramon Handicap From
HnprruOn.

SdE Francisco, tat. yuti. 3l-The feature
Of the racIns at .oa.aIiS to-eay was the
san kanlon HanGirap III Nn!Gn good
iteIl OF sprIntels met. hCui.NUrin. wno
Cair.eu l-a puunus, WAS la'oi,se, but
hvu..IE htitIu wan hli.i, ana AS Lated to
SSt anS oi .iie n...'ss. ii..=eitiVii Ie- most
al t'i-- may, n.:t tue i:A..,-" cisu,>u tiIu-
iii..i la Il uI!'s. !. L"rss i"fi away t"o
iI-i.ts aI.G m@s eAGus'.-. @,I.icLI,.e WAS
ivit at JHG BOsi.
sus.v u s,V..u an easy victory oyec Roy
at llosue u..u Ine n,er IN ,ne s.N isf-
Ions eNcnt iue G.'tr "ds i.iNuiite.
.,sy.nCe ,aued N4ln iIi.... ANA COui. nut
10 ,ousaf. vas J'-.o-A s"ot ivf tne
piace.
o,ounor will again ;iGg for Green T.
Morris. ne navins i'eceNen Instructions
ifU.i Air. rcaIneIs s,Vne. H4s -inpIvycr.
Oakinud Summaries.
Weather ,t-at; t,aer. last. summary:
'''-'' e '1i % - t'it' Het4i's
JvhH te'vt~, il' IA nu",.s'. 4" /. Won. Sdt.e.
Us ti.uI.sJ. t. l. sty'r.u. ->aIiIt nI-~. %.
ts,is' 40 80 l. tntn. tn"o' l..r- n.'1 nsi 9.. ;.
euse. CIauatoi, kuuino. D.ici"ier ANA -'on.e
-, ri .,.oe. mile ami an rIga,h. seins-cou-
Cai. to G.a"cht + tr ]. ,'",.. D.I.y Lyons. lvs
10 !. in:rl. anne. l:os;t sa..e,tg. itu,"rcaiia.
-t'''sta;. William Il. <.ItIila, senator Matls,
In.ra ruc,. l.iie. se.i!mg-a!issIo-. III tfsuii-
man, to /, wuu. Constance. ~ IL. Ja-ssVn,.
- S-iJE!'.. h!.s i'Gtsas, lAt tAAt.it.i4i,
uIIta. t,iac. I.I-'.. r.Iuste.n. uAura -sii
ear anI Ra,In6 also ran.
fVuith Ia-t. tnII u.n-s.Ateenths Of a mile. ham
qicap-EIi4.crss IiI-nIs. - u. Jack=On,. AZ To
;. Won. iIas,riun. liy ,bItnsI, S;4 10 l. seeOni.
zoe fiey. iiS %. " ."Ca,, 10 " =. tniId. lime.
i.-gs.. -aGtcL!Rte Mas. ISy!un host. henlI-
hrit.i. J. hosss. Sly ais1 ran.
Flith race. In.,,v-Iuartr Of mile--Juste c..
IL itiowsoIJ. even, wen: Royal RUgLe. 1vs
tO'toEiu4,, ~ to l. second; Inc G.Ser, 1t2
"a uuiceJ. ey,n thru. i ine l'S.., Miaspina.
Dil ma aIso ran.
- siAtn Face seven-eishths Of a milesweet
cJtn. To- tjurnsD. To . won: NarrO ~ tisC.t-
ftrnl. . 10 Z. second: Nolnufst. IJ3 tiianscnD.
u 10 i, tniru. lime, l:-1,&. onyx, altuIes. FL
doiin, Harry Thatcher. Lsnt Bdll. Educate also
ran. Rsy,4are left al post
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
CHAMPIONSHIP ASSOCIATION GAMES.

G. d. G. and Jefferson Club Teams to
Battle for Local Supremacy.
The Jefferson Club and Christian Brothers
association football teams will meet to-
morrow afternoon in a game at Athletic
Park, which viii practically decide the local
championship. AS preliminary. the VISTA
tion and St. Lawrence teams OF the Sodality
League will meet. The preliminary contest
will commence at p. m. and the main
game at O'Clock. The Y. NJ. l. and Tally
Ho teams will line up at the c. b. {.
campus Both teams will have the same
lineup as that scheduled for last Sunday,
when the weather necesstated postpone
ment The lineup of the c. B. C.-Jefferson
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

] First Rsce-Chancery. paIkeith. st. David.
Second kace-Juiia Listein. Royal Deceitet,
gI.TyiKe.
In,rd Rare-Maggie Davis. NobIeman. Pigeon
Post.
fuufth Eace-JessIe Jaiboe. F!xer entry. Petit
| Mature,
Sixth Rdce-Dolce Lar .liente, Sanl Flea. Doc
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
NAY PROHIBIT FOOTBALL.
Kalamazoo College President say
the Game Is Brutal.

the Game Is brutal.
Kalamazoo. Mich. Jan. 31.-The faculty
at kalamazoo College is considering for
bidding football playing. The matter has
been exhaustively discussed at faculty
meetings. and it is believed that action
against the big college game will be taken
in the near future.
President A. G. SlOcum says that strong
movement has been started in severa! col
is brutal Kalamazoo College may be the
FIRST to do this.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
LATONIA STAKES CLOSE TONIGHT.
Largest Entry List In the History Of
the Association L. Exuected.

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. 3l.-The stake events
for the Latonia spring meeting will close to-
morrow midnight Assistant Secretary Dill
Ion has received nearly 400 entries from the
Southern tracks and farms to date, and
BAYS that he expects the largest entry list
In the history OF the association.
batch of forty-eight entries came from
Brewer Schoor at Memphis tonight. il IS
announced that no purse Tor less than SyO
viii be gwen at Latonia and on the regular
days. no purse will be less than 800
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ROUGH RIDERS WON -FOUR GAMES.
Nee0eu nut Four Pins to Shut out
CGbanne Club Team.

lne RouGh Riders cracks of the Office Mems
Ilup League. Journey d out to the Cabanne ciAo
Tepreseating that organization. If they could
i nnye gathered four more pins In the fourth game
their victory would have been compl te, a. in
70 other game iil The West end team nak,
iHteres ing- Schoenle was high for the r.idars
with TWO pins better than o. Ponurum b ing tie
Il 6stsr with less than 81 average. Anderson,
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

L<xiDg ton. n.y.. Jan. sl.-nIoUk outIy has,
tItiougn the local t-ottins association. Issued q
ctaylt. &c TO the std.iyu cwne,s uf the country
for stallion representative sweeLstaKe rae for
2-year- -oius S5uv per eHt.y. tniee heats IN IKE.
to n Get get OF si.en BROOK, by Dark SiKnt,
during the Octobor meeting icre. Tou. Preiatess.
OAioId t,oy. E.dr.d, PaitIe smith: cirssko ard
many otLeI fast COILS viii be eligible. aud II Is
expected that the purse will be worth between
", vJy and $500.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
HEIkE'S GOOD WORK.
Wins Pigeon Shoot at Waco, Tex,
and Kills - birds Straight.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Waco, Tex, Jan. 2l-ln the midwinter
shoot, unuer the auspices of the Waco Gun
Cub. kolIa y. heihes OF Dayton. u, hot
only won the prize IN the pigeon shoot, but
kiiled ~ birds out of possible 1JO, and
Drough, down 50 straight. without a mlss,
from the nineteen-ya.d mark.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ENTRIES FOR BROOKLYN HANDICAP.
Banaster Will lie Asked to Carry the
Top Weight of I27 Pounds.

New York. Jan. S1.-,rhe entries and Off
clal weights for the Brooklyn Handicap,
to be run on Saturday, May "A, were an
nounced to-day as follows:
Brooklyn Handicap OF slo.s 900. for s-year-o,ds
and upwards. $2J each half forfeit. or only SIS
IL declared by February - The winner IS ojo IN
the second $3.50. and to the third 500 weights
TO be announced February !. One mile and 4
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Selections at Oakland.

First Race-Duraneo, Adirondack. Honito,
Send Race-,soiano. Loyai s.. Master Lee
Fourth Race-La Goieta Lapiif,n, FranribTe.
fifth Race-IAauf Clifford. Consteiiat n. H6rtJn
sixth kaee-Hercuiean. Pat Morrisscy, Artilla
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
OMAHA NOT YET ABANDONED.
President Hickey Denies That Louis
VILE Is To Be Taken In.

St. Joseph, No., JAN 3l.--"We have not
decided TO abandon Omaha and take up
Louisville in its place" was the positive
declaration made by President Hickey Of
the American League To-Day Wnen informed
this klnd was IN contemplation. Mr.. Hickey
did not say that sucn change was not un-
oer CONSIDERATION.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

san Francisco. Cal. Jan. 3l.-Wlunie O COrnor
thf Jockey, and Green Il. Norris tn. owner
haye arrived at an nrnicshe adjustment OF their
difficulties, and Winnie viii again rid. for Nor
r,s' according to the terms of their contract
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

II you cannot find a suitable room among
the 1888 Room for Rent" ads In to-day's
Republic, look again tomorrow. There
will be more than four times as many to
select from.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ST. LOUIS LEAGUE.


lack of seven nins in tue first game prevent
ed the Manewals from making clean sweep on
the Bellevue alleys in tneir match witn the An
gelicas OF the st. Louis League Dueker. with
columns of $685. led the winners Heintz re
gotiated an 80 for the losers The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
OFFICE MEN BEAT TRIPLE A.
Won Hockey Game by Score of 1 to o
After Fast Contest.

In a fast game of hockey at the Ice Pal
ace last evening the Office Men team de-
feated the Tr!,ie A seven by a score OF 1
to o. Winger making the sohtafy goal in an
extra period of tive minutes after the teams
had tied in The two halves Forshaw.
Woods and Pasco did some clever work in
the course of the game. The lineup was:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
NasturtIum Reported better.

New loIk. Jan. 3l.-H. =. WhitneyS Engiish
Derby candidat-, Nastui tiurn. which recently De.
yeioped ohills soon after having bean landed In
Eng and. Is reported to have far recovered es
10 be considered cut of danger. Trainer John
Hugeins VIII sail on Saturday. however. 70 take
personal charge OF him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
: WEEKS SCHEDULE

Tuesday-Biack Labels at home to Hickorys.
Thursday-Ann Avenues at home to Dolmans
and Shenanduahs at home to Towers.
Friday-St. LOUisianss at home to Blue Tops.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
JOHBERS' LEAGUE.


The Twin Flags defeated the Ivies at tho
Acme alleys last night. taking three games out
Of the series. Krone high man for
victors. while Moehlman and Hughes tied for
frst Position on the vanqushed team. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
ST. LOUIS TENPIN LEAGUE.


The Florists had easy victims in the Olyrrplas
In their encounter the Courthouse alleys last
night. and annexed all three events without
much trouble. Kuehn ard Boyer tied for the
honors the winning side The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
BOWLING.
OARSMEN'S LEAGUE.

The Centurys Of the Oarsmens Cooked
liat League won the odd game from the
nehtrals on the Royal alleys last night.
W; Bck and Floerke. with excellent rec
ords, led their respective fives. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
TALENT AND BOOKS BREAK EVEN.
Cantndas, SfranGest and PrastOme
winning Fav0rltes mt New Orleans.

New Orleans. La. Jan. 3I.-Cantadas.
strangest hnd Prestome were the winning
favorites, Weather showery; track heavy.
New Orleans Summaries.
Firrt race. six turlongs selling-Smail Jack. los
Otis. TO l. won: Gracious. l0S tSotor). IS 20 /.
second: Parnassus. 90 ,Beydp, to 1. third. Time.
lis. OrIa. The Bronze Demon Tom Collins,
Homage, Somersault and Quite Right also ran.
tsiack). . 70 l. won: Josie F.. " cT. DeanJ 8 to
8. second; Goidaga. l07 (Oominick), to /, third.
Time, 1:4s. Ciearheid DeVutante, Kentucky
Euddle and Sarah Black also ran.
Third race. steepechsse. handicap. short course
--Csutadas, LA daddy. 1 10 ., won Gasso0n
10 (Bntlerj. Is 10 l. second: co!ey. i45 tBraziJ,
Ekwood watercrest. PATRON and Hosi also ran
Fourth race. seven furiongs. seiiingNtisie
Brsmbie, ios 5cOburn,. II TO 3 won; Pirates
q5oydl. 70 1. third. Time. liza. Carloy ngfan.
Jim Nap. Lexington Pirate, Robert Harrison,
Fifth race. selling. mile and an eighth
nett. io2 ootisl. is 10 1, second: Diety Bell, 81
wv. Waidol, 10 L, third. Time, e:J2ia. Swords
man. sarasamp. Zach Phelps Robert Bonner
Nand Carl H. also ran.
Sixth race, selling, one mile-Prestome III
Hyne). to :. won: Palarm, Ill (.andryy 3 10
!. second: Asater, loS u. Rice, 80 10 l. third
Time. 40. Drambu'g. Judge Magee, Azua be
oneath. Doctor Carrick. Helen Paxton and Aaron
also ran
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

BLnaio, y. Y. Jan. 21.-Jim Parr, the Engleh
champion wrestler, defeated Charley R.incke of
Pittsburg to-nlgnt. Parr won two straight falls
in twency and six mautes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

The Winters of the Emerson cocked-Ha
l. asue won the rubber from the Elect icians On
the Royal alleys last night. Two Of the games
were exceedingly close. each team winning on.
of them. Stein and Hahn were the high rollers
The scCr9s
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Yale Challenged for Track Meet.
New Haven, ConI.. Jan. S.-iaie University
has Just received from the University Of CaIt-
rori ia h challenge Tor dual track meet, to
take place here May II.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Renul,s nt Chnrlc.ton.

Charleston ). C., Jan. M.-The feature OF to-
Gays exposition races was the tou'tn event. In
a ted ~ six horses ID. u. Reed sold at ~
to and Won the race cleseriy. Lady Antree
was the only winning tavorIte. Weather fine and
track fast. Results:
First race, se,i.ng. six furlonss-Lady A,ntrec.
first: Grace. second. Eisle fenner. third. Time.
1:lsii.
Second race. selling, five and one half furiongs
-,jim seaman. first: QtSn Gay. seconG: Fanny
Knox. third. Time, 1;ls.
Third race. se.ng. one ana one-half mile
Huceaa. nsst. Dueassa. second; kIldaslie, third.
Time. 2:5sts.
fvuith race. selling. Ave furiongs--B. o. Reed
Hrst. samiSel, secona: Intent third Time. l.e5k.
FIFTH race, selling. seven fur,ongs-Aiso 3an
~ nrst: Frank g.. second: Queen L.. third.
limo. l:5sA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Emporium and George Arnold were en-
tered, but were decla red out before the
announcement of weights.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
DIxIEs DEFEAT PACKERS.
Dropped First Two. hut Won Las

The Dixies OF the IobbeIs League and the
Packers OF the Carleton dry goods mouse bowled
u match on the Acme alleys last night. the
Dixies taking the last three games. Ornlond and
Crowell and Schultz and SIattman were the
leading pairs. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

Park Han
-, TIE third shoot for the Dupont trophy and
the regular shoot for tn. Rawlings damon!
medal will take place tomorrow at Dupont Park
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

When you have finished reading this you
will know that there are 40 Want" Ads
printed IN fo-days Republic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

The tie between the Ann Avenues and the Tow
ers will he rn ed off within the next two weeks.
These games will be made a feature and are eX.
pec;ei to bring some high scores. The hTst
series ended with last nigh; games. The sched-
ule Of the second series begins next Tuesday
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
WE cure STRUCTURE
In 10 TO 20 DA1

Structure Gleet the destructive maades wnlcn
hand in hand evil the male system:
becoming aggravated and II neglected Improperly
treated certain Bladder Kidney CoInpn-
of serious and fatal The method Of cuttne
physicians harsh
c treatment and cannot be too stronsiy fer
invariably leaves the patient
Our cure for Structure is safe painless and ama
from treatment beSues pos
wonderful healing and curative powers is anti
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Or. ROEAMNAN

Cures all Chronic Diseases Dr. BIS Vegetable Cufases
positively Nervous Debility. Vital Weakness Lose
Manhood any evils resulting frvr youthful
from two to weeks In and consanty
adyertised in the ST. Louis An1
has failed in curing the Worst Cases Pree, fyv
Dclias; trial package One Dollar Sold only BY DR. q
A. BoHANSAN, No. 62s Morgan Street, St. Louis ~
E:tablished 1881. Privsse Circular FREE -, 3
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01

radical ma % pfomia @ ner an
WRIT: II
s p m
IRE Ed AMNlS e. Ed AMNlc 600 Olive 1t.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
sporting Notes.

On account Of the slippery g,ound and inciem.
snt weather. the Bieh School cross-country
run. scheduled TO take place at Forest Park this
morning. has been postponed
The annual masked ball OF the Western Row.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-02-01
Crescent CITY selections.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Orleans. La, Jan. 31--Selections at Cres
cent City:
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19

Yes she repeated. ana wnrn Wv y.
ganze you will accept the presidency%'
and she got up an interested look, almost
As good as the genuine.
''tertuinly.' was the reply. Il thank
yc"i for the honor and Mrs john Berrie
pressed the callers hand ferventy.
The delegate was not very favorably in
fuenced with the young wlte's enthusiasm
over the question, and the pressure of her
land chilled, rather than thrilled, her
festive heart.
But one cousoing Thought ran through
it all: they never would "organize" 1t
was only a sub'eriuye to nose out some
thing more substantial
Mrs. Goldwate tripped along to tho
turning, where she met Mrs. Wilton, who
reined in her ponies TO ask brcathlcssly:
"Dd you find out; -
''To be sure; it takes me TO find out"
and she tossed her head in triumph.
"Thcy will have the dinner as usual. But
Mrs, Bcrre, not being acquainted, could
not write the invitations alone; and NJ.
Berr;e could not help her until today"
20, yes" cried Mr.. Wilton, "that az.
counts for it all. We'll, we are ready and
viii BE- delighted to help tu,r the new
leaf this year, because of the sweet
hostess
She vas wonderfully eIated, though,
over the phlIanthropic work, and Mrs.
Goldwartc rolled up her eyes in mock
seriousness. Both ladies' gggIcd and
c.appsd their hands, immensely amused
A. The adroitness of their "fcint" sld it,
success
The expectant "tirsts' were all agog
70, few days looking for invitations:
but, strange to say, not one Of them rr-
ceiycd the familiar square envelope with
the Berrie codt.oi.arms in the corner,
ard things were once more fast assum-
ing the mysterious
But rverythjng was made exceedingly
plain, finally, by the blxom Mrs Meigs,
Masher-Woman ior a trio OF The inlmac,l.
late set
And it, me and mine who are goin'
to have a tine dinner on New Years day"
The daily Republican., 1902-12-19
New York Markets.

FLOT R--t tnsottIed and barely steady:
Minnesota patents, siu42o; wintaF
sstraishts, ss45a$55; winter extras Es5V
3l5: winter patents, S3.6oT3s9
WHEAT--openod Arm on cables, bus
weakened under liquidation and nno
ws@Iher sHM"F.s"i; Hest; NIX May; siAgIs!'sr; r
York, No. western. $50, +. o. b.. ahoat,
CORN-Opened steady with wheat and
on higher cables, then Yielded to unloud-
ing: January, 54.uS4tyc,. May 4Sitc.
OATH Dull and easy; track. white,
state. 3'i2m43c.; track, white, western, s7H
d43r.
PORk-DulI, mess, .lSd1s5o, family. SIS.
LARD - Dull; prime Western steam,
BUTTER S,eady; state dairy, ?og2sc..
CHEIlsE- ieady: state. full cream.
small, coiored, fancy. September IslaH
September, l3eIl3s4c. late made. l31
isAc.; large. culored. September, l3Ac.;
tamber, la9.c.: late made, lad13hc.
EGGS Weaker, state and Pennsylva-
MIA, average best 2Sc; western, fancy
graded &c.
SUGAR -. Raw steady: fair refining,
1-lsc. reutriuGal. IS test. l5-lGc. rSI
"".A dnn' ""lshed. 545c. powdered 1850,