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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. January 3.-DryG Goods.
There Is no change In the piece-goods
market in any direction. The demand is
moderate. and prices are maintained.
Print-cloths very firm. Cotton yarns firm
and advancing. Worsted and woollen
yarns firm. No change in linen or jute
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO. January s.-There was re-
newed liquidation In wheat to-day. owing
to bearish foreign advfces.s and the close
was easy. with May AQ3sc. lower. May
corn was shade lower. while oats were
shade higher. May provisions closed
weak. and S to nc. to 25c. lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Md. January s.-(Spe-
cial-)-The local market opened and closed
strong.
Atlantic.Coast Line. first tnstalment
paid sold around 49, the highest figure yet
reached.
Seaboard Airline common was 27N@2S
and the preferred "a asked. The per
cent bonds sold at ssx. and the per
cent a. 102
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! We win sell at our auction ware-rooms
No 612 east Broad street,
TOMORROW (Monday) MORNlNG.
JANUARY 9Th. AT 1880 CLOCK
I Riding and Driving Horse. YEARS old.
gentle and kind; Top Buggy ana Aarness.
Scales, Stock Groceries. Empty Bags.
Computing Meat Scales: also constgn-
ment Of Well-Kept Furniture. Chamber
Suits In Oak and Walnut. Oak Ward
robes. Oak and Walnut Sideboards: Oak
Extension Table. Cherry-Frame Parlor
Suit upholstered In SILK Brocatelle: AlI-
Brass and Enamelled Iron Beds. Mantel
and Pier Mirrors. Pictures In Gilt
Frames, Handsome Oak Glass-Door
Wardrobe. Oak Hall Racks. Fine Mantel
Clocks and Bronze Figures, Fine Outside
Show Case, New Mattresses and Springs.
Nice Walnut Bookcase Lace Curtains.
Table Crockery Of all descriptions. Car
pets, Heating-Stoves. Cookins-Stoves.
etc. and other goods too numerous 10
THE VALENTINE. AUCTION CO..
ia dit Auctioneers.
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NEW: YORK, January ;3.-cotton-Quiet

NETWORK. January s.-cotton-Quiet
receipts, $3.50. bales; sales: 1851 bales.
Totals to-day. at all seaports: Net re-
ceipts. 1887 bales: Exports-To Great
Britain, 1854 bales; to the Continent,
Consolidated. sat all seaports: Net re-
ceipts. 1887 bales; Exports-To Great
Britain. 21.S34 bales: to the Continent.
1924 bales.
ports: Net receipts, 4s97.soS bales: Elk
ports-To Great Britain, 1856, $50 ba les;
to Fra nce: 42o.o&3 bales; to the Cont
nent.S 1.54S.5H bales.
lands. &c.: middling Gulf. 9.25: sales, 2.367
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2 oats. 3la4@alNc.: No. white. 32G3sc
No. Frye, 4sc. Fair to choice mailing. 40
S %es,. Mo- Sr. ,otb No seed Ngsa
100 pounds. ssso@sss5. Short ribs sides
noose9 ss g So Dry sailed shoulders 5s
Sexsd 5ss w ShGEt ee5 Basis s0sa
high wines. s1.3l Glover. contract grade
SILL Butter quiet and steady; creamerfes
l8Q28c. diaries, l7@25c. Eggs quiet and
steady: loss off. 25c. Cheese steady at LIZ
Q13c.
NEW YORK. January s.-Flour-Quiet
and easy: Minnesota patent. s4@s4.2o; win:
ter patents. s3.6oaS3,90.
Rye FIour-ouiet: fair to good. SsloG
Buckwheat Flour-Quiet at s2.aqs2.s5
Rye-Dull: No. 2 western. 5sAc.
Barley-Steady; feeding. 42c-
lions: The weakness Of cables. combined
with an estimate of $4,000, 900 Argentine:
export surplus. induced further whea,
liquidation and a decline ,s; this morning;
.rumors. and closed steady at &c. net
decline: May. 79ssc.. July. 77Ac.
Corn-Spot easy; No. 2. &c. Option
market opened shade lower, with wheat
but quickly recovered. on scant contract
arrivals West, local covering. and bad
weather conditions In the. large corn
States. and closed steady and unchanged;
January. &c.; March. 5o71sc.; May 47Sc:;
oats.spot firm: No. e. sshc. Options
dull. but steady. with corn: May. 3S1sc
g See St sady;s family s1sSsl7 beef
cnt:nfeatssirregular: picked : bellies
picked hams, u@ll.Ac.
Lard-Easy; .oS western steamed. s1o,aS;
Pork-Irrep,Ilar. FAMILY s18: short
clear, sls.5O@s22: mess. slS.2s@sls.75.
Butter-Firm: extra creamery. 2s1ac.;
State dairy; 2o@2ec.
small colored and white fall made. 14c
Eggs-Steady; State and Pennsylvania
average best. Csc; western fancy graded.
Tallow-steady: city. SIC: country,
Rosin-Firm: strained, common to good
551sQ56c.
Moiasses-ouiet: New Orleans. 2s@4oc
Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; No. I. invoice
5hc.: mild steady: cordoya. 7hs@ 1l Coz.
unchanged to s points lower The mar:
ket at the close was quiet in Tone: and
net unchanged to S points lower. Sales
sugar-steady: confectioners, A. $40;
mold, $3.50; cut-ioaf. s5.25: powdered. $40
grannlated. 465: cubes. $780,
Potatoes-Steady; Jerseys. sl.75@s2
State and western. per 100 pounds. Sl50@
s.: Long Island. s2Gse.25; South Jersey
sweets, $2.50GsS. IS.
Peanuts-Steady; fancy hand-picked
4h@4Ac.; other domestic. S@4Ac.
Cabbages-Quiet: domestic white to red,
75c. @s1
cotton-By steam to Liverpool. iec.
BALTIMORE. ND. January 5.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Firmer: spot and January, 7s@
7SAc.; southern, by sample. &4ISc.
Confirm; spot, 5l1s951ssc.;; January
so@toAc.: southern white corn. 4eAgolhc
Oats-Firmer: No, 2 white. 42@42kc.
Rye-Dull; No. 2. 55c.
Butter. Eggs. Cheese. and Sugar-Firm
and unchanged.
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cetton-By steam to Liverpool. l2c.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTrMoRE. January 2.-stock on

BALTIMORE. January 2.-Stock on the
wharves: 5 81
hand to satisfy the limited demand pre-
vailing. market rules rather quiet. We
quote: Pigs at from 81 to s1.75 apiece
according to size, quality. and condition
Shoats s2.e5 to s. apiece.
5 Calves-Small receipts and good de:
smand for choice. smooth veals have re-
suited In veals selling higher recently
than they have for some time past. Mar.
as follows: Strictly choice veals; 5.pe1
pound. s@S1sc.: good veal. per pound. 7!!a@
&C.: poor to good per head. s5@s12.
Lambs and Sheep-OnS strictly choice
lambs and TAT sheep the market is steady
light from day to day. While the inquiry
Is pretty good. We quote as follows:
Spring lambs. chnice and fat. s@6kc: per
pound: poor. thin. rough; 4atsAtc: Wool
head. ssso@t5: inferior, per head. s1@sl.5o;
old bucks. per pound. . to z1a5c.. as to
quality and weight
CHICAGO. January 81 attle-Receipt
500 head ! market nominal; good TO prime
steers S.40Gss.4o: poor to medium, s2.756
S.: stockers and feeders. S2@34.4o: cows.
a5oGs4.so: heifers s2ms4.l5: Gamers. $50
as4.5o: bulls. $9Gs4 %: calves S,76G$s:
HoEs-Receipts to-day. 22ooe head to-
morrow. 5000 heed: left over. z 900 hend :
market slow to 1oc. lower: mixed and
butchers. s5.scg?s 80: good TO choice heavy.
Sc s06s665: rough heavy. Ss.5o@.635; tight.
IS 70G$6.10: bulk OF sales. $6eo9$S, so.
I Sheep-Receipts. 1000 head: sheep ard
lambs steady: good to choice wethera 34@
s4.4o: fair to choice mixed. S. l5GS4: native
lambs. 3s9ss.iS.
nAsT BUFFALO. n, q. january -
cattle-SloW. I;
vea4s-I1oweY; tors tlB3ee.3: oosnnou
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EEWYoRN STOCK QUOTATIONS

Quotat tons furnished by Thomas Branch
& Co. Bankers and Brokers.
Members New York Stock and Cotton
55It Exchange 5sE57s =
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se.bonrd Air-Ltnc secur1tte..

BALTIMORE, MD, January SEA-
board Air. Line. common. 27zs: SSaboard
Airline. preferred. AK; Seaboard Air
Line bonds, As G31A
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1fssf
Hogs-Ptss. 10c:: Of hers Sc. lower:
sheavy. ss.b9Ss:65:: mixed ~: 3s.soa56o5;
Yorker $3.50 50 pits S. SO G sroushs,
3 5.509$ so:assta tags. "a 100 S.
sheep and Eana,s Glossd strong; top sS9
JearIines. sa.2zs5asi 80: S. ewes ssag.lss:
NEW YORK, January Beeves-
Dressed beef stead y; cf ty dressed native
sides, 7k911c.; Texas beef. 61k9lkc.
CalvesWe stale on sale at Sa627f;
city dressed s.veals, II G14c-
Sheep and Lambs-Good sheep and
lambs steady; common and medium
grades OF both slow. Sheep sold at $3.50
s. per l00 pounds; lambs, S59S6: dressed
mutton, 5@s1sc. per pound; dressed lambs.
7g10c.
. Hogs-None on sale alive.
CINCINNATI, O., January s.-Hogs-
Active a t S5.4GQ$650.a
E Cattle-Dull at s29s5.
Sheep-DuIl at SIG 81. sS$sg5
Lambs-Qui at s4G$5.5o
EAST LIBERTY. PA. January s-cat-
stle-Steady: choice, $5.70qs so; prime, IS. 40
QS56e: good, $5@S5.30.
Hogs-Slow: prime heavies. $6.6OgS5. s.;
mediums s645@$6.50; heavy, Workers, SIS. Is:
light Workers. and pigs. Sc. 40gs6.4 IS: roughs.
sheep-steady; best wethers, s4@s4.20;
culls and common. sL5o@ss; choice lambs.
Veal Calves. ss.5case:
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futures steady: January, s.6o@S.s2: Feb
ruary, s.S7@s.6s:. March s.7s@S.74: April,
S.7S@8s0:. May. 8.84@SS5: June. SS9gs.91:
July, S.94G8 IS: August. e.65@8:67.
SPOT cotton quotations unchanged The
market for contracts was fairly active
and unsettled ;, Prices at the opening
were 7 to points lower. This was fol-
lowed by apid fluctuations covering a
range of Q to Z points either way. Be-
tween the anxiety to take In profits for
both accounts-yesterday' longs and to-
days early sellers-the market was kept
in an uncertain attitude throughout the
forenoon, and finally brought to a close,
with the board showing net losses of but
2 to 6 points from yesterdays level OF
,ea
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COTTON MARKETS..

LIVERPOOL. January s:-close: Cot.
Z points higher: American middling far.
36-10h. good mtddllng ! s0-1c0d.; mi J.
ding. 474-100d.; low rni:ldllng lied /;
sss1ood. The The Sales Of the day were s,o6i
bales. OF which 800 bales were for specu-
latton and export, and included 1880 bales
America n. SRece. pts, 81. 900 bales. including
1900 bales America n. III
Futures opened firm ard closed quiet:
American middling, good ordinary clause.
70-100@ 71-10od.: January and February.
70-100d.; February and March, 4 70-lC0d
March and April. 470-100d4 {. April ond
May. 4 70-l00@4 s71-100d.; May and June.
.1-100G4 72-l00d.: June and July. 7-100d
72-100d.; July and August. Il 1000
4 z2-10od.; August and September, 64-l00U
65-1O0d.
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II .
cas- AS special >; commissioners Of the Circuit,
he min. on the az ass w farm n' nesa
0'o T H1Tnes A5no gas fSP.y Va aa on
ton. the following PRoPERT ga In fec
tor and Pipe for same. Engine u4xlS,.
Gang Edser. Head BLOCKS saef for l earrias,
saw husk. Saws. Steam Pump. L.ns
Shafts: Automatic Cut-or. s Belts. Lata
Mil Wason. and lot OF Band Iron. and
ming Of said machinery. This IL a highly
desirable lot OF machinery. and ia rars
opportunity to the saw-mtll man.
ceedRe q; G and as 70 al sums not e.
Ing that amount. one-third cash. one-third
IN sixty days. and the remaining one
third IN ninety days from the day Of
the Homestead Exemption. title to be re-
served on contract OF sale: the reserva-
tlon to be docketed In the proper CLERKS
ofhce At the ezDe e q r sss Passhazsr
E. C. MASSlE.
GEORGE r. HAw.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
N. B.-The mill can be reached By taxi
ing the Seven Pines street-car line from
Richmond to Fair Oaks. and private con-
veyance from there to the mill. Thers
70 meet the commissioners from Richmond
Z on the day OF sale. In which prospec-
tive purchasers will be taken.
zjonn Gardner ..Plaintin.
against
Z n LEAH ct ais Defendants.
In the Circuit. Court of Hanover county.
l. j. A. Brown. Clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required OF the spe-
ciai commissioners In this cause under
decree entered on the Sd day OF October.
1902. has been duly executed by r R
Fiorance. George p. Haw. and Eugene C
Massie. three OF said special commits
s.oners
Given under my hand this 80 day ot
J. a. BROWN. Clerk.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

i - Is @
PORT or RICHMOND. VA. JANUARY.
8, = 1902.
ss@6ssA RRlVED
Steamer Berkeley. C8therine. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ION Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves. James
river landings. merchandise and pas
senEers: Virginia Naviga tionk Company
Steamer Saginaw, Tunnell.S Phila d elphia.
Pa. merchandise and passengers; Clyde
SAILED.
SteameE Berkeley. athertne. Norfolk.
MERCHANDISE and passengers: Ol6 Domino
ion Line.
TO SAIL JANUARY 9TH.
IS Steamer Saginaw. Tunnel. Phtladelph
Pa, merchan dise and passengers: Clyde
q Line. 5sa
sPcRrsorsNEwPoRT NEWS JAN. Is.
tBy.sTe sekraph)
Behoon0eH Mt Palmer prnvidsnea
81 01hAAAA1s q - 1A11al4A La ouaSHa
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by Sutton & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Corner Tenth and Bank streetA

Co1ueF Tenth and Bank streetA
4 UcT1oN SALE
THAT DESIRABLE AND WELL.
LOCATED VACANT LOT.
ON THE EAST SIDE OF TWENTY.
SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
STREETS
AZ the request OF the owner. we shall
o0eF Tor ale. upon the premises. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY g. 1908
at o'clock r. NJ
the property described above
The lot fronts 81 feet on tina ease Gds
OF Twenty-seventh street and runs bach
between parallel lines liz feet
This IL truly one Of the best vacant
lots In that portion Of the city. and II
dwellings that would rent we'll and pay
good revenue on the Investment
TERMS-At sale
SUTTON Z CO. Auet.onssfA
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EAST BUFFALO. N. =. january a..
CattIe-SloW
vea4s-LoveY; topG 01&o1; nnspnez
tosGood t6kA0es
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Auction aALEs.sas.day

kfAGesEVON& u
#sKVH1u nxAL ( uzA11 - SOLD m
IfAxES ron x1X CURRENT cALEaD4S
eYEA1 ARE 70 N Fad FRO RATA -
srHE vEuDo1 And TIE y11DEK
George ". Mayo. Aretioneer
TRUSTEES AUcT1oaM SALE
FIRsr-cLAss PRINTING BCsrNEs,
ogTEITToGET1HrERT., WT pI7s AL OF
- TiONr KNOWN AS THE
swARROCK-Rfcff ALMANAC
81 Now now SITUATED AT NO. ( NoRTHss
SEVENTH STREET.
q. 1901. and recorded In toe clerks q.
dce of the Richmond Chancery Court h
Deed Book l72B. page q, default havins
been made IN he payment OF the DEB,
therein secured and being thereto re-
pub.4c auction at No. z north Seventh
SATURDAY. JANUARY g 1868.
at o'clock p. NJ
the property described u the deed a
ting Machine and Distributor. four lars,
Composing Stones and racks. eIeyss
Type Cabinets. two Galley Racks. on,
Proof Press. two Cabinets Of Labor-say.
Ing k0fn9tuESs HG"S1SS ASpS StduOs.
Sort Case one Case Rack. one Punchtna
Machine. one Eye1ettins Machine. one a.,
Steel Labor-Saving Furniture. 50 Boob
Galleys. ten Job Galleys. Henpefs Patent
Quoins-smaII and large. one 8-horse.pow.
er Boiler. one 6-horse-power engine or.
lot Skating PulIeys. etc. one Whi.lock
s2-Revolution Cylinder Press S7x52. on,
wfitlock 2-Revolution Cylinder Press =
x42. one Chandler & Price Job Press-it
medium. one Champion Cutting Knite-
~ inches one Denny Tag Machine, ons
Hicock Perforating Machine. - Folding
Desk. one Rening. on Typewrtss ai,d "a.
BILE. one iilier's Safe. one Check Punch
1856 fonts Job Type one Deft.s Electric s
horse power Motor one Bobs s:unhssine
Machine. 4s patent Electrot, pc books
one Yarger Stapling Machine g. s
Chases. IS pair Cases. two Lea tnt:ers,
40 Composing Sticks. s sets Meta; Furnt.
ture. Is pieces Steam Pipe and Fixtures
small Cart. one Cabinet and Books ons
Case BREWER Type one Case Remington
Typewriter Type. one Case Great Prime.
Roman Type. SIX Cases Nonpareil Roman
Type Cases Small PtcA. 800 pounds M.n
ion Type. 500 pounds Brewer Type 40
pounds Long Primer Type. two Scales.
and ore Gas Stove. and also all the rights
title. and interest OF John Z. West In and
to the publica ton known as the Warrock.
Richardson Almanac.
TermS-Cash
I. z. w. MARYE.
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The cotton market opened less active.
at unchanged prices to decline Of 6
points, under liquidation, dye to disaps
pointing bles. and indications CT
larger receipts, despite unfavorable wea-
Their. A phase Of the general tuation
attracting most attention here is the in
dication Of continued large absorption
of.cotton as exampled again during the
past week by the increase in the world 9
visible supply Of American cotton Of but
brought in sight, would appear. to show.
that the worlds sspinners took out +, OF T
contrast has led to steady investment
demand the total visible supply OF all
kinds Of cotton having shown an In
crease, for the seven days Of the cotton
week of $4,000 bales. against an Increase
for the corresponding week last season
Of 25.Ooo bales: There was, however, &C
tive selling for short account this morn
ing. on the ground that the market. hay,
ing had an advance, Of nearly lc.. should
react After the opening call the market
was variable and rather weaker for !, a
time. and then returned to about the
closing figures Of the previous day. on
demand from outside sources. The mar
ket for futures closed barely steady. with
prices net to Z points lower.
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Z Auctions saALgS-AOn1ay.


WIZ nrA1 ESTATE - SOLD II
TAXES ron THE cuH1IN1sqA LE1UA1
EYEARsARE 70 1E PAID Pro Rata II
THE VENDOR AID s1H1@vEADEs ~.
HECoNSTABLE.sfS SALE!
will sen at public auction. on
MONDAY. JANUARY s. 1903
at 1880 o'clock a. NJ. 1t No. 1906 east
Franklin street, the following PROPER
TY, to satisfy writs in my hands-to WIT:
sWardrobes. Bureaus:
Z Lounges. Buffet;
Tables:
Rugs. Carpet. Mattings
Lamps Mirrors:
Clocks. Chairs; 81
Bedstead. Sideboard. Trunks:
n Bales Of Hay:
Also. One Lot OF Stone. corner OF
II O'Clock a. NJ.
~ -, . 4; = .c s G = RIaaosaa.
ia fit
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& By the Valentine Auction Company.
6l2 east Broad street
ETTORSE. BUGGY. AND HARNESS,
Ill GROCER'S Top y. <AGO.s. !. -, : :
FORM SCALES. GROCERIES. -EUR-
MIXTURE. CROCKERT. MIRRORS.
PICTURES. ETC. AZ
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T his sale is r-etponed until
MONDAY. JANUARY 5TH.
~ 3 do sa,M
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF GROCERIES
i SHELF GOODS CANDY. COM
PUTTING MEAT SCALES. ETC.
MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1913
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BY the Valentine Auction Company.
81, Auctfoneers.
62 east Broad street
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L T. w. MARYE,
Trustaa
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we will sen for F. T. Sutton. Jr.. trus
tee for Mrs. L. c. Pratt. at our auction
warerooms. No. 612 east Broad street. OF
TOMORROW fMONDAY)
JANUARY 5, 1903.
beginning at 1880 o'clock. small stoca
Bottled Pickles. Sauces. etc. Arbuck,ei
Cotfee. Candies. Baking-Powders. Soaps.
ETC.: also ! Pair Computing Meat Scales
cost $50. good as new.
F. T. SUTTON. Jr.,
ia est Trustee
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
FINE MUSIC FOR ENDEGVORERS
List Of Local Committees Made Out For
Convention in Milford
Next Month.


Special TO the Evening Journal.
Milford. Sept. 1S.--Great progress has
been made this week in the way Of per-
fecting arrangements for the reception
of Delaware Christian Endeavorers.
who viii meet In this town October 22
and %. The Entertainment Committee
held a meeting on Tuesday evening and
laid out its work. The Chorus Club met
the same evening and had a fine re-
hearsal there being present about 30
members. The prospects for fine music
are excellent. and il is thought the mu-
steal features Of the convention viii be
far in advance Of any previous meet
ing Of the Union The new song book
"Consecrated Hymns" has been select
ed for the use Of the convention. on
Tuesday evening the Rev. J. F. Bryan,
Ph. d.. Of Dover, president OF the
Union visited this town and was in
consultation with state Secretary Miss
Edna c. Barker aud Chairman S. c.
Evans. Jr.. and plans for the conven-
tion were perfected. Mr.. Bryan ex-
pressed himself as highly pleased with
the progress already made by the Mil
ford Endeavorers. Following is a list
OF the local committees:
Chairman-S. c. Evans. Jr.
Secretary Miss Elizabeth Stidham.
Finance and Press Committee-John
d. Brooks. chairman;. S. c. Evans. Jr.,
and Wilson NJ. Vinyard.
Entertainment Committee-W =.
Lank. chairman; Mrs. William Foulk,
Miss Minnie Richards. Mrs. ]. j. Foulk,
Misses Ann Hallett, Cora Simple, Eme
Davidson. Elizabeth Stidham. Mrs.
George ID. Smeallie, Mrs. John p. Car
mean. Mrs. Chas. Humphreys. Mrs. r.
S. welcome. Mrs II. J.. Bunstein Mrs.
Harry Humes. Geo. ID. Smeallie.
Decoration Committee Charles X.
Sampson. chairman; Miss Edna Barker,
Miss Ida Rosa. Minnie Sipple, Elizabeth
Stidham. w. Harry Humes. Mrs. S. c.
Evans. Jr.. and James Welch
ReceDtion Committee ~ George d.
Smeailie. the Rev. II. L. Bunstein,
Misses Virgie Truitt Mabel Brown.
Minnie Rocards. Messrs. W. w. Daugh-
erty Jacob Rosa, John ID. Brooks and
J. ]. Foulk.
Ushers-W. W. Daugherty chairman;
James Welch. Jacob Rosa. ]. j. Foulk.
Misses Nellie Davidson. Virgie Truitt
Mabel Brown and Gertrude Smith.
Registration Committee-Mis Eliza
beth Stidham. chairman. Mrs. S. c.
Evans. Jr.. Misses May Foulk, Lena
Short Flossie Hallett, Edna Barker. S.
c. Evans, Ir.
Music Committee Charles Holz-
mueller chairman. Misses Minnie
Richards. Flossie Haliett Mabel Smith,
Ina Hallett. Annie Pierce. Edith Evans
Mary Barker. Elizabeth Sidham. Ann
Hallett, Dixie Sipple, Mrs. w. A.
Humes. Messrs. w. f. Lank and George
d. Smeallie.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
SERVICES IN UNITARIAN CHORCi
National Conferences Of the Church to
Begin in Atlantic City
Monday.

The Rev. Alexander r. Bowscr who
has been in New Foundland on his va
cation. viii preach IN First Unitarian
church on Sunday. His topic will be "An
Old Message with a New Application. %
Howard II. Carver viii lead the singing
and win sing a solo.
The National Conference Of Unitarian
churches viii be held In Atlantic City
from Monday, September q. to Thursday.
September "a. inclusive The Hon. Car
roll d. Wright, president OF the confer
ence win address the meeting on Tues
day noon. The Revs. Nlnot j. Savage,
Thomas h. slicer Robert cnliyes
Charles G. Ames and other eminent min
listers are on tho program and an inter-
esting convention may be anticipated.
An desiring 10 attend are Invited 10 do so.
and for further information they may
apply 10 the Rev. A. T. Bowser.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
WEDDINGS
OF THE DAY
Matters of Interest to Viii
mineton People
Notes of Those Out of the
City or Entertaining
Their Friends
Roehnl-Lfnk

Miss Emma Link and Charles G. Roehm
were married on Wednesday evening in
the home Of the brides parents. Mr. ana
Mrs. Henry Link, No. 5i9 East Fifth
street, the ceremony being performed. by
the hev. II. c. Baum. pastor OF the Ger
man Baptis' Church.
Miss Katie Jones, OF Camden. n. j., at
tended the bride as maid Of honor. and
Paul Roehm acted as best man. The
ushers were Herbert Neutze ncd Charles
Swartz. The bride wore a gown Of whit,
brocade silk and carried bride roses ans
Miss Jones wore white null. TRIMMED
IN lace and ribbon and carried pink roses
The house was prettiy decorated II
honor of the occasion.
After a largely attended reception Mr.
and Mrs. Roehm went on a wedding triI
.nortn. Upon their return they. viii live
at No. sos West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
NEW DELAWARE HISTORY
Henry c. Conrad to Write Facts About
the State.

Henry c. Conrad. who Is well-lnown
as an authority on all things pertaining
10 the history of Delaware is about to
write history OF the Stale. It viii be
known as "Conrad's History Of Della
ware" IL win be in three volumes Of
about 400 pages each. The work will sell
for I2.
The business end OF the enterprise will
be looked after by Benjamin. +. Buck Of
New York. Mr. Conrad already Ia.
much OF his matter collected or know,
where he can get St. The history VIII b'
written as a narrative. Such character
as have figured IN Delaware's history VIII
be brought into the story IN an entertain
ing manner.
Not since 1879 has "A history Of Della
ware been written. There have beei
many important events since that tim
which should be chronicled. Those VIII
have heard that Mr.. Conrad Is going 4.
write the history have expressed them
selves as wei pleased.