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&C. 3es balos export TO Great Britain. w, ss.%'
bales; to France, Lilo bales; TO the Goh.'hent'
Constituted at all seaportsnEet recs 81 %,
&c 3G3 bales; export to Great Erltnln 80, So ~
bales; to France, Lilo bales; TO the Coht'le"''
Totai since September list at all seaporS.s1Nr r
RECEIPTS 222 bales; export 70 !Ir;ht III,
a0S CUl bales: to France, 81, L12 oaes' " W.
Continent ai7,o2S bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 2L,coI,' ~ N
spot cotton very dul sales 10 Ga,rs iIc ~
M E,tyrca onened steady with prices lWI points
lower we're s0pa a srsas Dur
ure't ,I norninr fluctuations were within mar.
limits and from p0 Dons 0Ms she 1nnA The
oioss % cinssd Mt about tho highcst figures OF
ae day Net gains t% fsI man %e
We ~, ~, s,urcs steady: November. los oS
Decs'nber iosg,Sss !nnpary4 a,1 IS; Q hp III
February ;;,s Mnrs "a: l 1unes 35lIs
ii. 22RlL24; May, lL3z4ll.o'' 1890 1890 $500 ~
July, ll.391l1.A.
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steady ut former quotations for inc pea'
' EGas ofteceptA continue ish. and market
act tive. =, ,,,ote t,on, wi
PouLTtYLye, IN fair demand ct p neex
arriving In bad condition. OWING 70 "ut'n
weather. -, L. 2nc,iyc ,idcs and
hnporA.r i.tsra demand fairly
So xPpLEs continues dun and receipts l'
heavy ,,o,,, active: sour
stock has no Value and has to DO sold ut buy'
st cA II cl MARKETveais active. other stock
about steady. ,,nd ,rcii ma tn! Cd
,,onsInht. other Z. .,dcs liberal market ta H..
active. :, -, r. ,unEK-whest u.s. %
snrr y: ma bushels; t5, 30.-oo pusn.
ois.rve "a. bushels; -four. 2,766 barIelai nay
e S.r0tst; in EIEHATOR-Whent. W. nushe's'
.o,1 " ia bushels; oats. 3s.149 bushelH.
Ok Il
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Northern Pacific Is ...,..,...,...,......... 10,
Northern Pacific 80 .....,,,.......,......... 70
Norfolk and Western con 4s...........,.... 81
Oregon Short Limo 4s and Partic.......... 90
Pennsylvania cow sIls Observation-Disclosures. a5'
HcndiI,g eGneril AZ ~
st Outs and Iron Mountain con 6s.. 49,, tts
st Lo.<1 and San Francisco fg. As........ S23
st. Lol.,. Southwestern 1sts.............. "a
Senbonrd Air Limo ~ ....,................. 72}
Southern Pacific As OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
Southern RAILWAY Is ,...................... liz,
1'exng md Pacific 1sts ..,.......,,........ III
,Toiedo. ST II, md Western As.,.,...,.....,& III
Union Pacific a. 1o.;
Linton Pacific cont. 4sr....................... o.
vebnsh cts ..,.,,......,.... III =
iyrn hnah Dob lis ,,,.,,..,.,...,,.,..,... 5GL
Sheclint- and lake Erie 4s ..............., 3D.
WISCONSIN Central Is .....,........., ~
colorado Fuel md Iron con. 5a............. 66t
M. and O., collateral trust 4s...: ......... .!
Central OF Georgia I'd observation-disclosures. -
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BATTING ORE. MD, Eoy. 2l.-seaboard All
Line common, l3,sGplSE; DO; preferred 2i@:6.
common, l6Ipls; Atlantic Coast Line preferred
nothing doing.
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

RICHMOND PRUUUCE IARNCI.
FLoUR-Receipts moderate. but the market
"WYEL.1rn ~ goad demand, Virginia bag lots
= WyMii.AT.1Market continues active with llsht
FCoRN-,ouiet and dull
OATS-Yery dull.
HAY-Yith moderate seespts mafRst
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TRADING IS
DESULT0RY
Changes III Prices Of Stocks on
New York Exchange arc
Unitnportant.
RULING TONE DEPRESSING
Bit Market Makes Considerable
Recovery During Day and
Close is Firm.
RULING L Nc TONE DEPRESSING RES
CIV Associated I'ress.)

NEW YORK, Nov. H.--Trndlng In
stocks was Of very dcsultory character
to-day, and the net results in the way OF
price changes were sot important. The
ruling tone was ono OF depression,. but
tho market made considerable recovery,
and closed firm.
The publication of assertions thnt the
passing or the dividend on United statcs
Steel common stock. and the reduction OF
that OH the preferred stock hu dbeen
Of tho United States Steel securities, fore.
lhg the preferred stock more than point
lower, and tho second bonds nearly
point. Both rallied In the lnte recovery
another discouruging factor. The loan
contraction amounted to S2G0,7O0. The de-
post account was further contraCted ny
shrnkage Of cash reserves OF 50, l4lbVo, SO
that while tho reserve reauirement wills
reduced to the extent OF Sl,b2ol2o, me
surplus suffered to the extcnt of s2227,-
40, bringing It down to sS91l 800: a year
ago there was surplus OF 81 , Szv,9'o, MIC
0T the money market n,ahcs llttle op-
ecure the recovery In foreign exchange.
II is now evident, however, thnt the
accumulation of exchange has in view
tho requirement for the payment Of $io,-
UUU,O0O to the Panama Canal Company, IN
ccsnecton With tho settlement or the can
y Al QueEttO tl,'E 1t Is to he nOtcu llSO tIttI
the value or imports of dry goods and
Merchandise at New York this week luve
RISEN $l,S0O.OA0 over those Of last week,
while tho exports of grain for tho week
are nearly 100000 bushels less than last
week.
The better prospects In the money har-
kcl have been In favor of the bond mar
kel but the prospect Of large addltlons
to the list OF railroad bonus nus been Il
uetcrrant Influence upon buyers.
United States 2's declined rs ana the
Y s and old and new As Ia pcr cent boz
low the closing call Of last week.
total sales $4,000 shares.
NEW Worry, Nov. a,-standnrd OH
66D.
NEW YORK, Nov 21.--Money on call
nominal, no loans. Time loans steady.
sixty and ninety days 8 la to IL per
cent: SIX months s to s IL.
Prime rnercontil paper 6 to 6 Ia. Sterl-
Ing exchange easier with actual busl-
Eess in bankers bills nj 1sl to 4Sil3 TOR
demand, and at 1922 and 4.SO62o for SIX.
ty day bills; posted rates 4.sl to 4Sl *
and Asa l-2 to lS5. Commercial bills 419 Ia
to 4SO !-2 Bur silver IS ID; Mexican
dollars "a 3-4.As
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, Nov 21.--The sthtemest
OF this city, for the week shows
Loans 1857, 1884 300, decrease $3.50, 100; de-
! posts SS47,23p. 400. decrease sG,OSl %; cir
| culation SAG O23, i0O Increase $tOl00; legal
| tender sG2, 100, 500 decrease sos, 600; specie
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TOBACCO MARKET.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 81, ls(

Richmond. Va. Nov. q, 1903
robacco-Dard Fired Tobacco-5Reor s!,.
M ~ market I fairly active sBrights-Recelpts
continue ght and market Gss saaIats
Newt Market seaay a. hon, oyc5 and itta
or nothing dol1lg. 1870 s.---..-
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CLOSING BOND Qu CITATIONS

f.t t,nyoa RI md Quincy new 4H..,........ 03h
T,hIc,ro NJ und 1t Paul gen. as.......... ,v?
chleago md Nor,hwestts,r r nc eo 7s.
Shisas e ~ r., and fiinc col 7ta
Slienso, - nj a. ro,iia non. Isl .......... ss4t
~, 49,, ~, ~ 1;orn,nni a. Ia
=, T'oh ccn H. ,,........,.... 65ls
Colorado and Southern IS %
Denver and RIO C;rande 4s..............,. 20 10 z
Fort Worlh 1Mna as lo5Ts
iouisyiio ana , mmsn no,d 1o2ss
EIanhn,,ai. nrni "a ,,,,............. 71H
A1eSicar Cantra, ist nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IA
ni'Srt'h 49, 81
~ mn. nha !, ~ 49, = r., ,r.sns psh
VAiissour' II a, p n,,d :rrsns .Is........ 7jl.
national Il. Il. OF Mexico con- is'......t.. ~ an
New Or ~ tr,I yen bs,.,........... l2yI
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WEEK I.Y BANK STATEMENT.

n Jew OIS1<i ~;
of averages of the clearing house banks
OF this city, for the week shows:
Loans 1857, 23i,3OG, decrease 81 ,7oo de-
posts sSi7,232 400 decrease s6,0Sl 90; cir.
culation s46O23100, increase $40 100; legal
tender sG2, 7a1,SQ0, decrease 500 ,GoO specie
$J;,74,.5OO; reserve arequired ST $3.50 de-
crease, fl.52o425; SUPPLIES s3oll,S5o. de-
crease So. 227. 075; less United States depos-
It's SlS111, 625, decrease $2,257,22o. 81
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Cotton fe,ures opened steady and closed quiet

Spot cotton closed quiet; mlddIlng HplaHus,
ll.SO; middIlng gulf. 1lSt; sales, III bales.
Cotton. quiet: middng, 1l,ao gross receipts.
6,S6S baeS: sales. l9 bnlesj STOCK, ss,sos bales:
export 10 Great Britain col bales
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OFFER OF $35O.O0O
FIRST MORTGAGE $ PER CENT.
2o-YEAR SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
VIRGINIA ANTHRACITE COAL 60:
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE at the office Of the VIRGINIA
TPIIST COMPANY Trustee, Richmond, Va
Interest PAYABLE semi=annually on May lst and
Mouan,her 1T II each year at FIRST NATIONAL .
BANK Richmond, Va.
The VIRGINIA ANTHRACITE COAL COMP lAr, owns
and controls the only LARGE AND WELL. PROVEN BODY
o valuable Anthracite Coal Lands that have ever been as
rad Il the United States outside Of Pennsylvania and
east o Colorado The properties have been thoroughly &C.
ve]oped during the past twelve months and TIE seal mas
been explored to depth Of 800 eet ne lands oWea ans
leased by the company estimated to contain over
tons Of COAL sufficient for output OF 100000
tons Der annum for "A years
The coal is entirely free from smoke or SCOT VIII noa
fra better and last longer than any coal now IN USE ana IS
believed to be the finest domestic coal ever placed On e
American market
The company will by ownership Of the entire issue OF
,d 80 nparlv the entire capital stock Of the Virginia
Anthracite Coal and Railway Company, control is own
shinnnq facilities from its mines to the Norfolk and west
en railway at Chrstansbug station distance OF neay
seven miles The company now building noaen Deakel
Min CAPACITY for breaking, sizing and loading 1000 tons
sc coal ner dav and it expected that tine machinery 1oI
5oo tons Der day Will be completed on December ls When
ia breaker will be started and regular shipments will begin
EARNINGS:
estimated that the earnings OF e company oi e me-
,e after Getting in operation, Will be as follows:
NJ % from sales Of coal detg and
sese ssss ssss 588 4,o
perann
insurance ana reasoDe
fund for nSnown
Net proas.-...--~.. 800 - &C., $3.50
capital stock and ten times inc
mereso n.tN bonds
by the olse
thogh
git offering these bonds
Of offered TOR subscrpuon az
the run pald STOCK OF
he COMPANY on following advantageous terms:
subscriber 1920 ana receives
>, additi0n 5000 in paid stock OF the company
subscriber $500 rece1Yesin
LIZ Of Tie
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BALTIMORE. MD, Noy. G-Fl.ol,i'y,9sNu h
ny sred Western, S5NaSCc, soutnern BY san
pie, 7!&S5o. corn--Quiet Spot, oid Tse nrrn
IbSi 3sxc' oats-Irirmer; No, 2 white. 4oHG
MyeFlrn rtteSaF1Tm u an Ss Sh hsesa and
Esss-F!rm ana hish mptsh ntsse s'
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Cash quotations wsre az ,t t%!I9 ~. straiphts,
i hf%st spring ps|sais str4'f r.
SSSS$ssss &s s Ns c %ns4 t.s :gs5
Io! req " vs NO. oats, 35&c No.3 white SO 9
ss0 a aGS4 f iatss n No. axe
Sac, ~" "ac ~ No i northwestern. 9612c,; prime
Timothy seed Mss nn pofk Sss paff ST.
9ilS's@iits'vs dns 1oose) ;G76V7.00; shor, clear
s sIaay t osed, Whiskey basis g
sh wHss ms eSysr sas san'i iasiuae ags
E EESlgsasn stnady nj IOGplOAo. Butter-tHrmi
creamerlcs, l692sc.; dairles, l4919c'
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] s S SIS "a S s$s:
S' mnhh MAo so"'' - Ss 1870
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! Official Range and Sale q Stocks n New 1ofk t
Bankers and Brokers.

BA1E1s:
400 Missouri Pacific ...s.........i
'}(s Mo-, Kan. Ilhd Tex, Coln..
Mo-, Enn. und Tex,i nfd..
1900 Now York Ecntrn1,.........
I Ed N. VI, ont. and Westcrn...l
fl So Norfolk and Western. .....,
1880 Pennsylvania ~. 80. .....
Pressed steel Car. .........
Pressed Steel Car, pfd......'
200 Peoples GAS Trust. .-..4...
6S00 Heading. coi,,...,.. ,.-...,..
Heading. lat pfdn........,..
Hs Heading. I'd pfd..........,...
100 Ropublir /. and s.. CONT.
364o Republic /. and s., pfd....
Sloss!...... ...... ,.....'....,'1.'..a
sloss. rfd ..: /;
I 100 81. l.. and s. r, "a pfd...
.5' Scabonrel AIRLINE, COME.
Hcnbonrl Air Line. pfd.. ~.
s.5L. and Southwest. pfd..
1860 Southern Pacific .........i
SO Southern Railway. t6ln....
COO Southern Railway, pfd......D
100 Tennessee Coal and Iron.
200 Texas Pacific ...............
1000 Union Pacific, cofn.........
77s8E Union Pacific, pfd...........
1890 u, S. Steel, com......,......
4SO0Ot1r. s. steel, pfd....,.........
roo Va : Car. Chemical. CONF.
1Vn. Car. Chemical, pfd.t..
100 Wabash. com.... a............
2ls6 Wabash. pfd......., .,......
s.5a western Union ..............
Y 90 wisconsin Central ........
100 wisconsin Central, pfd....
Total 193,300.
" York nnt, Richmond quotation
quotations Wc. give bpnnlng ga
~ ~ l,,n .,fnnks Ia ma fclY nOtnlnn
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
RUSSIAN BEAR
STILL DEFIANT
Situation in the Far East
Assumes a Threatening
Aspect
JAPAN WON'T ACCEPT LAST NOTE

London, Dec. 21.--Reuters Tele-
gram Co. has learned that consider
able anxiety exists in the best inform
ed circles OF London regarding the
possible outcome of the situation IN
the Far East. Fears, it says, are ex-
pressed that the Russian government
may have overstepped che bounds
which would make a continuation Of
peaceful negotiations with Japan pos
sible. Il may be regarded as quite
certain, Ii asserts, that Japan will not
accept the principles Of the last Rus
sian note. which are altogether at vari-
ance with Japan's main contentious,
and that Japan's reply must necessar-
lily be cast in this sense.
Apart from the delicate state Of the
negotiations between the two nations,
Reuter- says, il is also known that
Russia Is assuming a more defiant at
titude. and the outlook may be regard
ed as more gloomy than 1t hitherto
has been. although it cannot be said
that the resources OF diplomacy have
been completely exhausted.
The statement concludes by saying
that there is as yet no actual news
of fresh developments, and that no
ultimatum has been sent by Japan
to Russia
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Announced for Today

are few more Merrill pianos at $225-instru-
ments that commonly bring $355. style that we
sold last spring at $265. Since discontinued.
When we were able to offer few several
days age, a prominent music teacher called with
friend and advised her to purchase one, saying,
do this in spite of the fact that I can get no
commission on this sale, and could have got
one on another had 1 taken my friend to an
other store" Pay for any Of these pianos by
the month, if you choose. (Third foor.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Japanese Officers Hurryina Home.

~"F"fN~N~ 1'fNNA~ f'Nff NANH tNNilNt
Pekin. Dec 21.--While no news has
been received at the Japanese lega
ton that Japan has sent an ultlmatum
TO Russia, IL is recognized at the lega-
tlon that a grave crisis Is approach
ing. Major General Yamani. the Jap.
anese military attache. and the Japa.
nese Colonel who has been instructing
General Yuan Shat Kai's troops. have
both started for Japan.
The native press recently reiterated
- toircnmstantial story 90 the effect
that in the event OF Manchuria being
retained by Russia. IT was the inten.
tion of Great Britain TO establish a
protectorate over the Yang-Tse Valley
as compensation and TO appoint q
viceroy therein, SO that her prestige
in the Far East would be equal to
Russias. Some OF the native papers
give Wal Wu Pu, or Chinese foreign
board, as authority for the story. This
fiction IS largely credited and gravely
discussed and is creating hostility
against Great Britain. II is suspected
that the story has been fostered by
unfriendly agencies appointed for the
purpose, and the British legation is
investigating its origin.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Prospeets Of War InereasInn.

Berlin. Dec. 2l-The report cabled
from Tien Tsin to London Saturday
to the effect that Japan had sent an
ultimatum to Russia is discredited
here, and no information Of a corro.
borative nature Is in the possession
Of the foreign legations. While the
knowledge of the legations. -on the
situation leads 20 the. belief that the
sending OF an ultimatum is improba
bic, the prospects OF war are evidently
increasing. The British legation some
days ago received telegram indicat
ing that war was possible and the
Japanese legation is ofhcially inform
ed that Russia's recent reply TO the
Japanese proposals was unsatisfac-
tory
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
What About Dress-GOOds 4?

Already we have some of the new things for
l9o4-dainty little cotton robes from Paris and
new French chalis.
The cotton dress patterns which we have put
UP in boxes for Christmas gifts were also
selected from new 1904 designs and are prettier
than we can remember seeing for many years.
The advantages in price that naturally come
TO a store whose buying and selling capacity is
so great are making busy days AMONG the black
goods and the 571zc mercerized vestings.
Inst IN today is some fine all-wool serge in
25 different colors for 55c yard We might
fairly get 75c for it II we did not choose to sell
as we bought-at a discount. Northwest Of
center.)
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
From the Glowing Candles

cusance; JubiIaio. o. BE joyful in the
Lord. Duran; Creed Two tone arrange
ment; hymn. o Lssle Town OF Be,hlc-
hem; kyrio, Lord Have Mercy Upon Us
Dorey; Glof.l Tibi. Glory be no Thee. o
Lord, Mercer; hymn. Shout the Glad Tid-
ings; offertory. anthem, lIerod the King.
presentation OF aims. Thou Art WorVAy.
o Lord; communion service Aledhoidt.
three fold amen. rcccsS,3aal hymn. IL
Came Upon lhe Midnight Clear. The
aborc rrosram VIII be repeasd on She
sunday following Christmas. G.. william
l.. Bradford. organist and cho.rmas.er.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
For Little Folks
For Young People

this list may solve some one s worry;
Two Little Savages; adventures OF two boys who
lived as savAges, BY Ernest Thompson Seton, sl7S.
Aunt Jimmy VIII. by Mable osgood Wright. slos.
Joy Bells. A Quinnebasset story, BY Sophia May 81
Thistle Down, by Mrs. Jamison author OF Lady
Jane Sl2o.
Little Girl in Old St. Louis. by Amanda Douglas,
Sl.2o.
Little Girl in Old Detroit, by Amanda Douglas.
$l0S.
George Washington Jones. by Ruth MeEHery
Stuart, 7sc.
For Preys and spoils. or Boy Buccaneers by Fred.
A. Ober. 75c.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
HAS A NEW FACE
Man Saved BY skin Grating Unable
to Recognize Himself.


to Recognize Himself.
New York. Dec. 21.-Doctors at the
Kings County Hospital. Brooklyn. are
having hard time trying TO convince
Victor Kaiser. a patient. that he is
really wearing his own face. Kaiser
four months ago was brought to the
hospital in an ambulance, a mass Of
terrible burns The surgeons, espe.
cially DR.. Russell Rome. worked hard
to save the mans life. From friends
OF Kaiser they grated new skin on the
unfortunate mans new burns. DR..
Rome made him a new nose. Kaiser
had been burned by gasoline.
More than 400 pieces Of skin were
grated upon the ugly burns on xii
ser's face, neck and legs, and the
wounds healed rapidly Kalser's nose
had been injured. It had always been
Of Roman type. and Kaiser now has
a classic Greek nose. Kaiser was
amazed when he saw himself in
glass. His most intimate friends
would not know him as the Victor
kaiser Of a few months ago.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21

Comes straight from school-no longer
need
To counsel being hrmer-
And does his little household chores
Without a single murmur.
And Dot before the breakfast-bell,
is playing her arpeggios.
Her drawings are so nicely done,
They look like small Correggios;
She runs upstairs. when / come I'm
With Packages suspicious.
And brings down shoes and dressing
gown
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Red Star Liner Ashore.

Flushing. Holland. Dec. 21-The Red
Star line steamship Finland, which left
Antwerp at noon Saturday for New
York, and which later ran ashore near
Nieuwensluis. lies in dangerous posi-
ton. The weather is foggy. The Fin
land had 1000 passengers on board. The
vessel was going at the rate OF 1e
knots an hour when she grounded. An
attempt to float her failed. Lighters
are beside her taking out merchandise
Evening journal., 1903-12-21

The catching Of snakes and the col
lecting OF their venom, which fetehes
IS per grain, is new industry in
Australia. -e-
Day laborers to the number Of /, ,25e.-
900 belong TO national labor unions
100000 TO other labor unions, and p
25e.ao0 are unorganized. ~
Indiana does not permit consump-
tiyes 90 teach school.
Raad the Evening Journal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
sians Of christmas.

The shops are brave with spicy greens
The ground-pine, fir and holly,
ln wreaths and long festoons disposed,
All in a way most jolly.
From transitory chimney-tops.
DO nominal kriss kringles
Hold daily popular leNees,
Though every conner tingles.
a change IN Charley is observed
That would be quite appalling
II 'twere less welcome Just to think
lie rises without eslliRg-
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
schooners Wrecked Durlng Blizzard.

St. Johns, N. r.. Dec. 21.-During a
Serce blizzard the schooner Susan was
driven ashore on ST. Johns. Her
crew after II hours in an open boat
made port. badly frostbitten. The
schooner Mary Ellen went ashore at
Thepassay. The crew clung to the
rocks all night and suffered terribly
from exposure. The schooner Fashoda
went ashore at Green's Pond. The
crew escaped. It is feared that the
schooner Dictator has foundered, with
her crew OF seven men.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Grand Pianos

indicate by their sale the clientele Of a store.
Only one other store in the city land that an
exclusive one) does any business in grand
pianos worth mentioning You may choose
here between the Chiekering and Mason &
Hamlin.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
MUSIC AT ST. JOHNS
Fine Program win Be Sung at That
Church on Christmas pav.

Tho following music VIII be sung on
Christmas Day at ST. Johns church:
Procezs.o1ai, hymn. O. Come au We
Fsauaful: Ncnite, o, Come Let us Sing
Unto the Lord, Danks: GloI1a Pairi Ma
po1s; Te Deunt We Praise Thee o Good.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Chickering Art Pianos

This picture shows but one Of the styles now
on exhibition aud sale in the Symbhony Suite,
third floor. All Chickering's are art pianos
in the sense that they are artistic in both tone
and design. But as great paintings are undupli-
Gated, just so are these art pianos individual
only one other OF kind was made and that for
our New York store.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21

Edwin Warfeld. Governor-elect OF
Maryland, has been everything froNa a
farmers hired man to banker. He is
rich -- s-r
Isadore Newman, of New Orleans
recently gave $4,000 TO charity to mark
the fiftieth anniversary Of his arrival
IN America
Bishop Henry Clay Morrison, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church south.
win make his home in New Orleans
hereafter.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
The Soft Light of a Lamp

has never been equaled by electricity or gas.
In artistic effects lamp makers have never
equaled the efforts of this year.
Metal lamps, large burners. low effects, S.
TO $50; shades, plain white, 25c, to the most
elaborate at SIS. -
Student lamps, IS to $2s-aiways iavorite
and serviceable. (Second floor, Juniper street)
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
whose warmth IS iust deIIcI0us.

All these are signs Of Christmas. yes,
And pleasant thoughts awaken,
But II all other signs should fail
Here's one can't be mistaken;
To wit; True to tradition brought
From dead-and-gone Decembers,
A Treat i'm view-my class IN sun
Day School boasts nine new members.
BY Edward w. Barnard.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21

Read lhs EvaaInE J0urnal.
Evening journal., 1903-12-21
Fur Goats and Small Furs

If Santa Claus has any pet gift it's furs.
Fuy eoak from the electric seals at $2s. so up
to the finest sealskins.
Small h's, including muffs and neckpieces.
A special lot Of sable fox boas for $40 and
$l2 ought to go today like the wind. (Second
floor, Chestnut street