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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

closed in standard
r for future delivery and April delivery sold
~ sI % Spot standard closed qi14c.
quoted al l24c electrolytic and casting he At
London copper Is Cd higher, with both spot and
d nncbanged on the basis of sos 5Oas29 Al London
the metal advanced q. closing spot at f130 los and
1927 los. Lead hrm and unchanged here
al 4lkc London advancing Is 3D. to III lbs 3D.
ToralIy spelter firm and unchanged at 81 A. An
aSyance Of 2s occurred London. making the ruling
1rice us NewYork iron market firm but quiet
N1hern quoted sl9qS20: No foundry Northern SIS
0si9 foundry southern. sll o0aSlS: No foundry
Southern soft sl7 Jo@s1s: English markets lower
Glasgow 54s 4d and Mddlesboro at ASS Tad
MOI ksSE,S AND SYRUpS-The market for both
and syrups steady but quiet Prices last
.,oei Al Nea-Oreans the market steady and fair
common Il@I4c fair 1oq16c good 1IGlc: prime, 2Q
sl NewLorieans open kettle 33441c Syrups-Common
To14c: fair 158l7c; good lselec prime 2o3c: fancy
24630c.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-In steam tonnage business contin-
ned limited apprecable demand noticed Rates
49, nominal sail tonnage business confined to
lions follow: Liverpool Glasgow and Antwerp. ND
ISnn ia: Hull ID; Newcastle, 2Ad Bristol. pad
I'm agd Bremen 20 pigs; Hamburg. 22fs pfgs: Rot
LEAN Sc cotton Liverpool 100 n, 1oc London
eii -. CfIARTERS-British steamer. 3.I15 tons
enera cargo Australia private terms. prompt
italian steamer general cargo henee 10 naples aa and
v British Steamer 272S TONS mules New-orleans
~ south Africa private terms; British steamer 19o1
ION. IONS Norwegian 20SS TONS coal and coke
TO Tampco. private terms: Norwegian steam
M a4s tons coal. Philadelphia TO Tampco. private
Jamaica 81 50; British steamer. I43 tons
cosI Phadephia tc Havana private terms norwegian
steai' Norwegian steamer CAT pig iron. Sydney
p 70 Philadelphia, private terms British sGnooner 1873
o. eenera cargo and lumber. hence via Wilmington,
- 70 Cayenne private terms; schooner. 4s9 TONS iun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. April IS. 19U2.
rOF7FE 7E-Receipts $1,000 bags primary ports.
"a interior points pronounced weakness IN the
generally easier feeling in all other
bearsh factors conTlbut
inr "a the decline in coffee to-day. The market
IN with prices points beneath
,ras close under selling less foreign
Tesre and luuidation ana the balance of the day
ruled heavy values sagging st lower before the close
quiet much all the session win
+s o-5ers going TO The close steady
et net decline 5G1o points Sales amounted TO $1,000
decline Of - al franc for the
5sT and Hamburg I pig. Weakness was reported in
losing so refs and the exchange
rate decreasing 1-32d- Domestic warehouse deliveries
lG 767 bags local spot market ruled dull
aSS barely steady. quotations based more or less
rnnnaIly on she invoice lots Of Rio Is Cleared
80 T2in on April Csravellas for New
orleans with so, eco bage.
T range of prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

Cash quotations follows: Flour firm No spring
wheat, 73134T4Ac; No red S1do25tc No oats Al sc;
. 45746c: No white. i5lI46c: No = rye 05g
choice mailing barley. 6052Q6Sc; No HaS
80: Northwestern, 81 50; prime timothy Seed
clover contract grade. 81 90 mess poT per
SIC SOaS16 So; lard, 100 ~ 50 lOaS9 snort
ribs. sides loosel 80 oas 50 % dry sailed shoulders
oyed) ST 6712ST 10: short clear sides boxed) 50 60q
50 rs On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
steady, ia 13c; eggs firm fresh, 151zd15Ac.
Duluth April 1s.-Wheat-Cash, No l hard, 76s4c No
Northern. 1890; No Northern, I14c: May t3c; July
No . Northern. 69$lc. Oats 4i1zc. Corn. Sic
Milwaukee, April 1s--Wheat steady Close-No /
Northern, T5N@ &c., No Northern T4z415c; May a34a
sample. 6Oa6sc. Corn-May, 617sae2c.
annca pois April 1s.-C1ose: Wheat-Cash 74974Ac:
May, 72&.c; July 145sc On traczmNO hard I6c; No
Northern. 74iRc; No Northern. 724c Flour-Frst
81 GJ9S4 Is second patents So 95s4 o. first clears
Philadelphia, April 1s--Wheat. &c lower;
grade April, Sil2Qs5c- Corn, re lower; No mixed,
April. 6412065c Oats firm; No white clipped 5Oz@5e.
nearby 35c 1ac higher: nearby
1G2c; do Western. 1Ic do Southwestern 16c:
Ice. Cheese firm but quiet: New-York full
fancy small. 1890 l3c; do fair choice 11l2kc.
ceipts-FIour. bbs B. pounds in sacks:
corn, 1000 bush; 5000 Shipments-Corn, 1000
bush; 5000.
ST. Louis April 1s.-Close Wheat-No cash. 1870:
May, 1870; July, 1890; No hard, 15G7se Corn-No
cash, 6312c; May e31zc; July. 62ac September 614c
OtsNo cash, 4412c May 432ac; July, 952c; Septen-
ber 31c; No white 461Ac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
The following are the total net
all ports since September, 1901:

FLOUR AND MEAThe late drop in wheat s; CHECKED
sss s9s%as 3S ss5 x 9E5s
Sd s. to Sia aSFfvs 50 lo9ss Il
quoted s. oSss$ io G onoiSe
Kun laurie dried - s. 4sass So as to brand Meal
s sosns 81 SsSs sne wi5f an
bran spot 81; 90 SACKS TO arTye zoo ne a 81 500
ST coarse Winter Bran sIsass sis@sls
eaEe So So hony chop oiIasa s2Iqs2 90
make yesterday was downWard sharp break
Il The a5 had hG sd out oT n meo og %hea
received some color from the heavy eTeaR selling
pressure during the late afternoon sinsqaF
that Wea1he 4t and crop news
[ Shows report ' making the kansas condition points
Was now 5 damaging grain in Almost
the weather man n Showed NO rains Of Importance winter
wheat States nor any prospect for moisture on S more
less complaint the outlook in Southwest
That bnsh 5p0fts OF ' market indicated its
loaded position and gave confidence than
have had in some days The PpeRl ea F eres
little crop news before t pn0a adm; w 6e
on the sHa S' bush r 0nz a fa ~ ss
@ farnP5 about an Offset for the disappointing
English markets n I ee oo anS da
ss Ra n aG as Europe is s
Es 4; buy ad a. M foeis
81 SRs'esF asS basis TsEs "a.
80
S7ssc; No Duluth S91zc prompt: No North-
ern New-York S2fsc prompt: No hard Manitoba s6.e
late April / Northern Manitoba s314 late April;
No . Northern Duluth Sic May; No 2 hard New
York S31ac April.-- .CORN-After showing nttle
frrlress early IN day response to the whea[
influence OF realizing sales and was
a weak position from which II falIed 10
recover during day and closed &c net lower me
reported planting TO be furtner a-
usual partial offset TO some OF the
bullsh Influences hand. notably continued small ar
riva damage the in Iowa and NEBRASKA
suggesting hay and increased demands for
shinrenrs Increased bush last week, and
the Argentine crop at oooo
bush with export surplus of 90 100000 bush Sasn
sale included 10000 bush y Z q corn 10000
hush No corn E Buffalo. No , closed at 6sc,
elevator; export grade. and 69c. straight NO
corn No white. &c. and No yellow, I1t2c, o
OATS-There big trade In the marker
higher early In the day on crop
damage talk owing drouth in the big oats States In
realizing and the decline In other markets
weakened prices somewhat Locally, cash sales were
900 bush. closed ASH 949c: No B. 4sc;
No white 5212c; No white. Sc track mixed 4s4ooc:
track white. 51G56c: No white clips. ,53ao3 1sc:
RYFE-Narket easy. ! Western, 64Sac. and No
Western s4l4c o b efoat. State 81 a62c.
RARI,EY-Market dull. Feeding quoted AZ S4q8Sc
and mailing 6712 q73c- both New-York Wheat,
Including flour exports for the week according to Brad
Jos BUSH against $40 OH bush
export July l. 1901, TO date 1orty-tHo weeks)
aggregate against 1f 1888 95 bush last
season exports aggregate 4oo213 bush. against
las 565 bush 1876. 4o bush last July
exports 800 bush, against
III 1853 bush last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 49, p. m-Cotton: Spot-Mocerate
business prices 1-16d higher; American iddlirg
I-32d: nddns ) 3-32d; mid
ding good ordinary. 47sd ordinary 45sd The sales
day bales. of which for specu-
laton and and included $500 American Receipts
bales all American Futures opened but
steady and closed steady; American middng April.
value April and May. 264d sellers: May and
4 sellers. and July. 4 61-64fi4
BUYERS: July August 61-6id4 6264d sellers August
September SO 64d buyers; September and October.
41G4d sellers; October and November 3164g4 81 Gid
November and December IS 64dpi 296id
ers December January 21-64a4 IS value:
vary and February. 4 26-64G4 27-64d buyers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

coTToN-The bulls had things pretty much their own
in and succeeded in recording ne"
the Curb" an feeling obtained and prices were
down 1G2 points, response sharp setback IN the
NevOrleans the close here Again II was
bull when shorts nave beeA
n-e1tv thoroughly shaken considerable long in
the talent Saturday reacon
order The market opened steady, VAIN
oughy alarmed by great OF the legitiHat e
position Of cotton. The found little staple
CALL and disturbed Dy what appear d
o and Northern spirners demand me
near months a prominent eagerly bought
July wherever offered and throughout the cay
purchased freely this demand causing relatively he
appeared its short lines in August
spot bought the May positions Com
mission sellers of the present crop
months IN general, though particularly the May
opon possible tenders Of notices To
them within the few days. Practically everything
Favored market and broadening speculation
feeling Of dstrust among conservative opera
reaction being considered essential
market from bulls point OF
view. Liverpool cables the chief influences at
the start showing an advance points, place Of
expected decline Of Y point Then came small port re
cesps shipments interior towns compared
with small receipts bullsh weekly liverToo
surprisingly sin sight" for the week re
ports Southern spot markets, a fresh
4i5c for July, gen
orally bulsh goods markets here and
Spreading claims from the northern portion OF
cool for rapid germina
supply The worlds decreased 107 900 bales
against week last year or $1,000
bales; American visible decreased 10000 bales
81 600 bales decrease week last year Active
the steady. with prices L points
higher point Total sales were estimated at
800 900 bales.
The OF contract prices in the local market To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
contract prices in the local market to-day

Spot dull. with quotations 1-1oc hgLer
OF middling upland and ll-Ioc
Tor miadling Southern spot markets were teie
Neg-Orieans firm, Lice higher at
s16c: Mobile firm higher 9c Savannah steady
Hc Charleston firm, 3sc higher al &C.
Wilmington firm unchanged s5sc norfolk STEADY &c
higher nominal Lice higher at Ssc'
st steady higher at 316c; Galveston hrI
i-lec higher 93-16c; Memph3 hrrn. nc hlsher al
9Ac Estimated receipts New-Oreans for morrow,
10 $500 bales compared with 2oos bales last
and bale last year At Houston Tor
Tomorrow 1890 bales against LIZ last week
and 2. $50 year. -. g..
Receipts Of cotton ports and interior points 20
day OF week, compared with te totals OF d
and of this week last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. April IsaClosng: Wheat-spot quiet: No
Northern spring rs 3d. No California. is 4d futures
quiet May. Us 24d: July. 5s 11tsd Corn-Spot steady
American mixed IS 6.d old SIS ID
steady May. 5s SD: July, 5s October
Canadian firm Is Hops at London Hacihc COAST
firm, f3 15sIt4 lbs Flour-St Louis fancy winter firm
SIS Cd Beef strong; extra India mess. SIS Cd Pork
cut 16 10. 03s firm: Cumberland cut 26 to
~ ass: short rib. 10 "a 49s long
light. 2S "a No. 50s; clear middIes heavy
IS n 49s: short clear 49s claar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

belres "a 10 f6 10 Shouders-Square, III TO Is 10
firm ass Cd Lard firm prime Western in terces ABS 9d
Aner:c3z in pals. 49s 3D. Butter nrIn; nHst
I1nffaI States 95 Cheese American finest white,
sss. American finest 54s- TaIlow-Prime city
am Dos Acknowledgements strong, 32s Sd Rosln
MCommon steady. As lad. northumberland steady.
oil firm. Sis Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
new YORK CENTRAL

80 HARLEM DIVISION.
SUS W. and 335 P. NJ Daily. except Sundays TO PITTS
HeId and North Adams. Sundays Cnly. go A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains.
Trains illuminated with Pfntsch Light
Ticket offices 49, 2s1 AIS and 1918 Broadway Is
Union So w. 2T5 Columbus 1873 West 18TH St.
12Sh st and 1Ssth St stations New York: s3s and 72a
Fulton St. and 1Jc Broadway E D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 900 SSth Street, Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence bJ
Westcott Express Coupary
A n. SMITH GEORGE ri. DANIELS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
RAILROADS.

DfMmNlARAuh
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third and Des-
and Cortlandt Streets
saThe leaving time from, Deshrosses
CortIandt streets is five minutes later tn"n
that given below for Twenty-shira stfee.
Station. except where othersSiss noted
Cars New York 70 Pittsburg Sleeping Pttspurs to
Chicago. No coaches 70 Pittshurg. r,,.,,
S A. " PkSE 4IEAN1a
% For csoaso e esreand
15 r H. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Express Fer
Toledo Louisville VITA CincinnatD. Indanapohs. chi
o r. ~ ISIS sT LOUIS o5nss ExPREssFOr PtsOurs Ind
saA F. WESTERN n Edi For
5SedS faeeP5 S saFIeay RRRs PItsDurg and
chicago For Knoxville daily. via shsnsndSah Faiie'
s.@ y. cLEVEIaND AND eISeiESaTI EXPRESS
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
So . dining Ga Io1o 80 s ans Carr CARR
sanGs Si as dining da Sa
P snd s sas 6iu12 cars g.? Is nns
g cS : So DINING Can .r 923 io 3 nns cars a.
255 tDning Carr. s25 "Congressianal Linz o a..
Ing Carr 1 ass 6pis1 nara Carr 525 p me-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-Express. S23. 40 p M. i-io
ATLANTIC COAST IINE-Express s.25 m and a2a
AIR LINE RAILwAYoriss and N - M STor
poIsan Limited. 125 m daily Express RI hshe
cHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAfLWAY.-7.55 a. m. week.
F6 e OLD aHa P on coM fa and NoRFoLK-1s5 NJ
ATLANTIC 5@ sos m ma 1al and 2s5 weekdays.
sundays. 80 a. m. Through Vestbuled Trains. But
Yet ParlOr Cars and Standard Coaches weekdays
aFlcr smoking Car. PaTor Dining Car and stand-
Gard Coaches q Sundays.
IAfE- HA1-l25J p weekdays.
points on NewYork ana Long Branch Railroad IRON
west lyyenty-third Street Stat0n). S51 a m. IL
SO, 40 and ll25 p. Sundays. % a. m. s55
p M Grcm DesbrOsses and Cortlandt S.reets). 300
m. 125O. 80 $40 p. m. Sundays. 9.45 a.
u1 Is D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Go tDesbros CCrtIandt 620b 75. 7s5.
SO 500. 925 Dining carr. (955 Penna. Lnted) 1910
esbrosses and Cortlanlr Streets 1920 Dining Carl
1875 Dining Carr LIS 1885 Dining Carr 2 10
ing Carr. 355. IS % Dining carr DINING Carr.
555 Dining carr. $50 % 50 % T. 10 night
sundays go. ono cOa1hes . 500 9.25 Dining
Carr. 955 Qimited). 9j3. 1895 Dining Carr a. 125S
Dining Can. 155 Dining carr, - Dining 335.
49, 0tnng Carr iJ5 Dining Carr $50 Dining Car)s
80 SO. $50, 80 NJ, 10 10 night.
Ticket offices Nos f1 1875 1854 III and Pal Broadway;
~ Fifth Avenue tbeow 23d Stu Aston House; West
Iwsnty-third Street Station foot Of Des-
Street. IS Broadway Pennsylvania Station.
BROOKLYN; Station Jersey City The New York Transfer
Company Will call for and check baggage from hotels
and residence through to destination Telephone es
Eghteenth Street for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Ser
vice
j. B. HUTCHINSON. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

INTO .a 16Tps In excess Of SEPTEMBER lso ssS brought
curing 80 days. TO date S.otAp oaaeA- 2neo-
at All ti1n me late bull leader says nae eorsh
oe cahold with friends and the public with respect
my sehions regarding the cotton market ana my re
of 1hefn i asked whether principals
ana nave disposed holdings and Go not hest
tdle 70 say that This action their and my
taI mas been prompted by CONSERVATISM and me Will
Ighess 10 take reasonable satisfactory profts rather
ah 70 attempt &c realize the possible top OF ne mar
re- "nch still believe will materially nlsher AS
have frequently stated the market bigger than any
ene man or group Of Il and will be, controlled
by the Jaw of supply demand. which in the long run
oVershadows all Individual influence. however exercised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

coffee cables-Ro-Coffee market weak: No no
,eao exchange u receipts. 1900 bags cleared
for the Tinted States 1900 bags cleared Tor EnGo
resk. good Santos. 4s3oo receipts 1oooc oass
OI1O bags. Hamburg-Conee market opened
rSennig lower; al 2;3o net = pfennig lower
ssles IL 600 bags Havre-Cofee market opened seaog
SSSiI franc lower: IL declined - franc: al M
sSsa5v declined Il $50 m. unchanged tola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

Savannah, ApTlI IS-Iurpentine hTn1er at 42%ac:
6SS bbls: sales. firm: receipts TG6
bbs: sales I03s exports. 1.oo1; quoted: and D.
81 25; E 81 80; F. 81 3d. G. 81 40; 81 co. l. %;
81 NJ. 81 So N. So 25 W G. So 80: W W. 50 IS.
Charleston. April 1S.-Turpentine &c; sales
20 casks Rosn firm: sales. 200 bbls; quoted B.
D 81 20: F. 81 %.
wilmington April 1s-spirits turpentine quiet 421zc;
receipts % casks. Resin firm 81 1O6Sl receipts
IA ibis Crude turpentine quiet 81 81 50
ceipts II bills Tar steady 81 receipts 30 bills
London. April OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 32s. Rosin-
American. strained. As Cd: fine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
BALTIMORE & Ohio RAlLR0AD
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trans leave FRANKLIN St. Station. York. t0l>
lows. anG II min later foot West Add N X:
.i:d0 A M-For interim points TO Albany
100 p M--Chlcago Express
'2-25 p. M--COnr q IOuta.
f3-4J p NO For Hudson River Points
1915 p M.-F0r Roch.. Buffalo cfeYed & Chicago.
WAS p M--For Roch-, Buffalo, Detroit s
'3:15 SYRIA Roch-. Mag Fails. & Chit.
"DaiIy tDaly. except Sunday. Leaves BROOKLYN an
No at fI0:45 A NJ; No az 1908 p M Leaves
Jersey City. p R R No ftl:29 A NJ
IS NJ. Time tables principal hotels Offices
Baggage checked hotel residence Westcotcs
A. z SMITH O. E LAMBERT.
Gen'l Superintendent. Gen1 Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo April 1s.-Four firm Wheat-Spring easy: no
Northern asked; winter nominal Corn steady
No yellow 6slzc: No do 6s1.c; No corn. 6.s.c No
RSIhr Oar No 2 white, 1915; NO q 90,
4sic, 10 2 mixed 46Ac: No 461<c- Barley. 6'1=q
roc asked c / T. Rye-No 2. 6l1zc-
chicago April Is-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
NAVAL STORES.

fairly steady market is spirits turpentine
with prices unchanged Rosin steady unchanged
Tar firm We quote:
SPIRITS TCRPENTINE-451eG46c.
TAR-Pine bbIs. 81 So bbIs 60.
ROSIN-CommOn good strained. and 2,
81 G, 81 so; H 81 So l. 81 10: X 50 20; NJ
So IO y. So 60; 81: w 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19
NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE

NEW YORK CENTRAL ROUTE
RETWEEN
NEW YORK e BOSTON
Via Springfield t.zA
BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
CSew York Central & Hudson River r. R., Lessee)
Trains Grand Central Station. Fourth Avenue and
42d Street. New York. follows:
Leave Arrive Arrive
New York. Springfield.
1900 m ~ ij $50 p
fI2. m
AGO p Ut 1000 m.
o 3.1f a. m a. m.
Broadway. and at Grand Central Station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

Stock in avre 1882 600 bags Of which .62 GO bags
600 and 2i1Ivp oaes
statscal Brazilian coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-19

Receipts breadstus interior points in thousands
cipters 600 omitted flour bbls. grain bush
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-10-23
CONTEST FOR BEST ANTI
SALOON LEAGUE HYMN
Interesting Program Last Evening at
First Congregational Church, at
Georgetown Tonight.

The meeting of the Anti-Saloon League
last night at the First Congregational
Church was in the form of musicale, in
which many prominent local musicians
participated. An interesting feature of
the meeting was the competition for a
prize of s25 offered by the league for the
best anti-saloon hymn or anthem.
The prize was awarded to the quartet
Of Wesley Chapel choir. Prof. King, di-
rector. Members of the quartet are Mrs.
Charles B. Bayley, soprano; Mrs. D. Olin
Leach, contraito: Harrington Barker,
tenor, and Roland r. Rodrick, bass.
Words TO the anthem were composed by
Prof. King. and were set TO music of
Dudley Buck. Judges of words were
Luther B. Wilson, d. d.. president OF
the American Saloen League; Rev. C. H.
Crawford, State superintendent of
the Virginia Anti-Saloon League, and
Hon. S. E. Nicholson, State superintend-
ent Of searyiand Anti Saloon League.
Judges of music were Prof J. w. Bis
choff, Percy S. Foster, and Joseph H.
Hunter.
The program last night included vocal
solos, concerted numbers, and instru-
mental selections.
Tonight the league meeting will be
held at the Georgetown Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Thirty second and G
Streets northwest. The address Of the
evening will be delivered by Hon. S. E.
Nicholson, State superintendent of the
Maryland Anti-Saloon League
The Washington times. (Washington [D.C.]) 1901-1902, 1902-10-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

James Robinson. New York city, and
Georgia Kinney, District of Columbia.
Isiah Harrison, District of Columbia
and Martha Eliot, Anacostia, District
of Columbia.
Charles Philip Carl and Sarah Ger
trude Dyer.
James F. Bergman and Jennie E.
Johnson.
Thomas James Kelly and Elizabeth NJ
Hunter
William H. Thomas and Virginia c.
Watkins.
brick.
Perry l.. Bland and Carrie l.. Alexan.
der, both of Prince William county, Va
George w. Smith and Jeanette Piper
Scott Vowels and Louise Glow.
Frederick P. Pfahler. Pittsburg. Pa,
and Lucy Duvall Griffith, Charleston
W. Va.
Dennis c. Burch and Agnes E. Hol-
lingsworth.
Remloe I. Mueller and Ida Meyrelles
Emil Brown and Marguerite T. Trahey
Commodore p. Brown and Mary v
Haffner.
Ralph Harris and Linnie Jackson.
Raymond L. Skinner and Ella c.
Leith, both of Oaklands. Va.
Walter A. English and Minnie Re-
petit.
Owen Layton and Wettie Powell, both
Of Spottsylvania. Va.
Nelson Harvey and Sadie Brown.
Frank Kinslow and Bessie Gibbes.
William Harris and Hattie Potee.
William Robinson and Essie Johnson
George S. Horpleek, Of Salem, N. c..
and Hazeline Dooley.
Raymond C. McIntire and Lucy E.
Goode.
Clinton Ballinger and India Thomas,
both of Hamilton. Va.