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PYoziSiOnS.

The local situation remains unchanged. Tns
Chicago market IS thus stated BY the private
wires OF Mitchell Mulcahy & Co: There
was steady liquidation throughout the dav FOR
outside account and the same absence OF sun
port as heret0fore. except covering BY shorts
There is stiu quite a large scattered outsfi..
interest
CURED MEATS-Bacon. 101ac per ID for
heavy. lie fer light medium. I3c for Iirhr
3l3c for extra light and 15c fOr sugar-cuTsi.
Eastern sugar-cured Hams. 1315c. California
Hams 12lc. Mess Beef SO 50G1I per bbi.
extra Mess. S11 5OG12. Family. s12 5Oai3:
prime Mess Pork. SIS. extra clear. S2fd25.
Ness. SIS: Dry SaIted Pork. 1OSG11c: Pig
Pork. S27. Pigs Feet. s.; Smoked Beef. I4c
Per 10
LARD-Tierces quoted az 62c per 10 for
compound and 91sc for pure, half barrels pure
91sc; lob tins. 10cs 5-lb tins. 1OHc. SID
tins I0Ac.
COTTOLENE-One hair barrel. csc: three
half barrels. exc; one tierce. 91sc, two tisrces
&c: five tiercess S7sc per ID.
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Hides, TGlIO7g, Wool and Hops.

HIDES AND sKINs-Culls and brands sell
about 1231c under quotations. Heavy Sailed
Steers. 91ac: medium. Size; light. 7Ac; Cow
Hides. Sc for heavy and 7Ac for light: StaSs.
&c; Salted KID. DC; Saltsd Veal Zoe: Salted
Ca1, lie. dry Hides. 15G16c. dry Kip. 13c- dry
Calf- Use; SheepsSins. shearlinzs. 25lI3Oc each
short Wool. 4CQ65c each. medium. TOG9Oc- long
Wool. SlQ1 go Horse Hides salt, - - for
large and S2I2 so for medium. 81 25fi IS for
small and 50c for Colts Horse Hides dry.
81 IS for large and 81 50 for medium. Sl1l .
Tor small and Soc for Colts. Buck Skins-Dry
Mexican. 31c: dry Sailed Mexican. 2jc; dry
Central American. 31c. Goat Skins-Prime An
goras. zoe; large and smooth. soc. medium.
Csc: small. 20c
TALLOW-No- 1 rendered. 4HG41zc Der Ihs
No 2. I2d4cs grease 21sG3c
WOOL-Fall clp-San Joaquin lambs. %
lie; Middle County. 1f6f2c: Northern defect
i've. splOc: Nevada. 13d15c. Oregon. nne. $50
l9c: Oregon. medium. lie per 10.
HOPS-24G27c per 10 for California. 1908.
and 1711c for crop OF 1904
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Dried Fruits, Nuts, ,RdiSiHs, H Honey.

FRUIT-Apricots. 81 G10Ec for ROYALS and
96I2c for MOOrparks; Evaporated Apples Al. =
SIC: sun-dried. S%4G4Ac: Peaches 5faTlfr.
Pears Sd111ac: Nectarines 5f75 ISc- rfsss
white. 3G4c in boxes black. 4Ac. Plurns. pit
ted 5GSc per ID.
PRUNES-19Os crop. 2K62Ec for the four
sizes.
RAISINS-The Association quotes the follow
ing prices: Standard grades. 5O-lb cases.
crUwn Loose Auscateis. SIC Der n
3-crovn. 5Ssc: 4-crown. SIC. Seedless Loose
NuscateiS. 4A.c. Seediess hoated. 4Lsc. 2-crovvn
Malaga loose. SC: 3-crown Malaga loose Sc
Seedless Sultanas. unbleaehed. 411c: Seedisss
Tkompsons, unbleached. 517c- Layers per 90
10 box-6-crown Imperial clusters. 50: 5-crowu
Dehesa clusters. 81 so; 4-crown fancy cIuzfsra
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CORN-onerirgs continue small and the mar
ket rules firm
western sacked. 81 S71s91 40 for Yellow.
81 25GI 375S for White and 81 30 for Mixed
California large yellow. 81 4O61 As: small
round do 81 45d1 so; White. 81 81 S91 4215
per ctl: Egyptian. 81 45d1 so for white and
81 % 1l41 80 for brown
RYE-Si scat 321s Per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-S1 1872 per ctL
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livestock Market.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March S-CATTLE-Receipts.
1900. Slow. Good 70 prime steers. IS 25G5 rs;
poor to medium 50 50f75: stockers and feeders
So 5OsI4 25: cows 81 coat; teifers, 50 25a4 so:
Gamers 81 6o12 go; bulls 50 25d4; calves. sag
6 20: Texas fed steers. S4Q5.
HOGs-Receipts: To-day, %. COO; tomorrow.
10000 Steady &c lower Mixed and butch
ers. So 2OT5 40; good 10 choice heavy, IS $50
3 80: rough heavy. s. 25G5 35; light 81 S0ll
30: bulk Of sales. SIS 2595 40
sHEEP-Receipts; 5000 sheep and lambs
steady Good to choice wethers. 81 2565 -
sheep 50 2Ja5 20; native lambs. 81 5o95 so;
Western lambs, $4T5 T5.
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Sbiyit of the Exchanges.

IRE principal events yesterday were q the
American exchanges. The palicky break IN
cotton and the Calure % q =. Sulsy. the lead
KS bull a1ects5 Wail-street stocks more OF
Jess it was he opinion that the failure
HCCll have a restraining influence on further
l--eE-r-s & aggressive tull cperaricus. and the
market -zlEeC lCWe-- Wheat and Corn were
alec s-fec-ed by che failure. as New York was
Supposed -C be long on both. snd the two
Ceresls were weaker o. the Chicago Board Of
Trade. London reported JaQanesc bonds
easier. bot American securities higher. There
was nothing new from the Continental bourses.
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Beans and Seeds.

There is no further change in Beans the
market being quiet and featureIess.
BEANS-BayOs, 81 3562 so: Pea. S3d3 25
Buffers So seas as: small White S3G3 IS
large White, So 6592 10: Pink 50 2OG3 35
Red. 81 50G5: Lima So 2063 IS: Red Kidneys
81 5OG5; Blackeye. 81 15G2 20 per ctIs Horse
Beans. S2Q2 so
SEEDS-Brown Mustard sS 1894: Yellow
Mustard 1898 25; Flax. 81 SOG1 80: Canary,
513Q54c for Eastern; Alfalfa 14914%c; Rape
ID: MiIlet, 3Q3izc; Broom Corn Seed, S20G21
per ton.
DRIED PEAs-Blackeye. 81 25a2 so per etI
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EASTERN MARKETS.
Ae7U York Money Market.

NEw YORK. March 1s-C7o-e. sfo,ev -
ca-l-t-lsg. -taGla. per cent closing bid IL:
Tine ioars-F-asy- sixty days. 3G3B per
cent ninety days 31tG3E per cert- 81
months 52. "a Der cent
frire mercantile paper-fi- f5E per cent
crer--ns eEchanEe-StrcrE. with actual br1xf
ness il bankers bills al s. s7ls Sos for d.
na1l ar- a. 50 S425ff 3 s430 ror sixty Esr hiils
Fosted retes-st s4isa4 - and 81 sTs[a4 s.
Commercial blils-s4 81
Bar siivc--JeE
MeLlcau 1cliHrs-4slsc
lar
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Cash Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, March 1s.-cash quotations were
as follows: Flour. steady; No. 3 spring wheat
s6d9ee: No. red. 02d9T4c; No. corn. 5O=tc,
No. yellow 51Ac: No. ? oats. IS x R39c; No
3 white 42q43c: No 2 rye 69hG7Oc; good
feeding barley 3SG41c; fair to choice mailing
46655c; No. iaxseed, 81 os15 No. l North
western. 81 IA: prime timothy seed 50 l2h.
mess pork. per barrel. s13 256is 3T1y: lard per
100 lbs. So G5ae 81 =; short ribs sides Qoose).
Sc 5O616 62i5: short clear sides (boxed) 81 25f1
I 3TIs: whisky basis Of high wines 81 2S. .
clover contract grade. Sill
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Northern Business.

SEATTLE. March 1s.-CIearings ss24. III;
balances, $94, ,554.
TACOMA March IS. - CIearings, $2S6. .703
balances. $56. .953-
PORTLAND. March 1s.-Clearings s544,2Oo;
balances. S95, 800.
SPOKANE. March is. - Clearings 1854 S44 .
balances. SIS. .9I6
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Flour and MiHstufs.

FLOCR-CaIifornia Family Extras. 81 SO9
10. usual terms: Bakers Extras. 81 TOG5;
Oregon and Washington. jobbing at So s5a4 p
per bbl-
MILLSTUFFS-Prices in packages are as
follows: Graham Flour, So % per 1OO lbs:
Rye Flour So %; Rye Meal. S3; Rice Flour.
81: Corn Meal. So 25. extra cream do. 81: Oat
Groats 81 so: HOminy. S494 25; Buckwheat
Flour 81 5OGi 80; Cracked Wheat 50 T5. Fa-
rina 81 90; Whole Wheat Flour So so; Rolled
Oats bbls 81 256S 90; in sacks. Sc 75Gs 10:
Pearl Barley. Sc; Split Peas. boxes. 81 Green
Peas IS 80 per 100 Ihs
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WEATHER coNDIroNs AND GENERAL

h tA- tlEt CONDITIONS AND GENERAL,
FORECAST
The pressure has risen steadily over the
El--lleF-erl portion ~ the country sn5 rs
te.eu '- southern California
----y "-ather prevails over the entire Pa
t-l- .lasr all Err showers have fallen in rha
--teri-r and along the southern coast
re temperature has remained about normal
ne rivers ~ Ncrthern California are an at
higl s-aEe and rising slowly but con6itirns
are a-es1Ay improving and i IS likeir fhsr
the rivers VIII FAN saturday
So ne -eL-1l-l1g river readings are reporte5- 2
E.e1 b-un - = falling Colusa 253 -isire
-larl'sElllc- ls+. rising Sacramento p , -
ma. and san Joaquin Bridge 10 listing
The following high winds are reuortes
latoosh. - southwest; North Head. IS south
west Seattle. -. south; Winnemucca. .
sosthwest
Forecast made at san Francisco for thirty
Lc-rs ending uilnight March 10.
northern CallforuLa-Cloudy SATURDAY. fresh
rest winds
southern Csllfornia-Cloudy Saturday: light
westerly winds
Nefada-Fair Saturday
san Francisco and v--i-itv-C-Ioslsv ca.r,r
csg, fresh westerly winds
A. @. McADIE. District Forecsste-.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
Exchange and Bullion.

Silver and Sterling Exchange were slightly
higher.
The total imports by the San Francisco
banks OF gold ven from Japan from December
1903 to March 10 1904 amounts TO %
653. coo yen. valued at about S12 T25 200 II
is reported that much larger amount than
this has been shipped from Japan to India
and HOngkong.
The following banks received the amounts
named: Anglo Californian Bank Ltd. $3.50. :
600. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpor-
alton, 9. $50. 600; Interna tional Banking Cor
poration. 6.s5S. coo; London Paris and Ameri-
Den "a
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Bank OF Brisk North America.

TIE annual report of the Bank Of British
North America having thirty three branches
n Canada ard agencies in New York and San
Francisco. shows profits of Sz7.S73 FOR the
hslf year ended December 81 Dividends of
SOS 6 per cent Per share Cpar $50 were
declared during rhs haIf year
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver-Steady 26 3-16d per ounce.
Money-21a62A per cent
The rate OF discount in the open market for
short bills IS 5 per cent and for three months
bills 151G93 per cent
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Miscellaneous Markets.
Foreign Futures.
St. Lonis Wool Market.

UNCHANGED Medium grades combing and
clothing 1Td21hc; light fine, 156ITIac: heavy
fine. 12di4itc. tub-washed 22d31c.
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Bank CIearings

NEW YORK. March 1s-The folloyvtrg
table, compiled by Bradstreet, shows the hank
citarlngs at the principal cities for the week
ended March II, with the percentage OF In
crease ana decrease as compared with the cor
responding week last year:
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON. March 1S--The wool auction sales
which 10 have been held to-day were
postponed on account OF the prevalence OF
heavy fog.
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5as 900 shares.

Total sales...... 59s SEQ shares.
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW YORK March 1S.-Bond transactions
n United Railroads OF san Francisco: 2G, 600
az T9is-
AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
Common. bid Al. asked AZ, preferred bid
% y, asked 39+.
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Queenstown or Falmouth with 111.32s bushels
of wheat
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA March 1s--Wheat-One cent
lower. BIuestenn. Sic: club. zoe.
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taken as increasing the likelihood OF an early
out-go Of Kold 70 Paris There was moderate
activity n the bond market, and the tone was
irregular. Total sales 81 TOO
United States bonds were unchanged on call
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO March 1S-On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
Creamery. l4G23Ec; dairy. 13l362Ic. Eggs
1514c. Cheese, steady, 1o1zG11c.
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Weather Report.

u2oth Meriaiau-Pacihc Tins)
SAN FRANCISCO, March Is-5 2 n.
TIE following are the easonaI rainfzIls 70
date. Is compared with those Of same date last
season. and rainfaI n last rweuty- four hours:
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Family Retail Market.

Heavy buying of Eggs for storage and ship
ping have caused an advance In wholesale
rates. and retail prices are higher in conse-
quence. There is no scarcity Of supplies. how
ever. California Cheese IS cheaper and prices
may be lower before long. the wholesale
markets are overloaded Butter stands exactly
the same quoted last week.
Most kinds OF vegetables are in good supply
and several kinds cheaper, particularly
Asparagus and Rhubarb. Seasonable varieties
Of Fruits in free supply and unchanged.
with plenty OF Oranges TO be had.
Fish. Meats and Poultry are still selling at
the familiar quotations. Game has changed
but little since last week. Wild Pigeons are
added 10 the list
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Northern Wheat Market.
OREGoN.

PORTLAND. March 1S--Wheat - WalIa
Walla, 75c: bluestem soc. Valley Sic
The bark La Fontaine has cleared for
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Receipts of Produce
STOCK MARKET.

Business on the Exchanges
Ometcr and FeatnTeleSS.
There was nothing exciting on the local
exchanges yesterday On the stock and Bcnd
Exchange both bonds and shares were duli.
Continued on Page FOurteeA.
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Totals. 7. s.Sl. 81. .O73. .25s ...
Outside y. Y 100. Ts3, 10 49,.
Ne7V York Cotton Market.

Not included in totals because containia
other items than clearings.
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Nez0 York Gram and Produce.

NEW YORK. March ls.-FLoUR-ReceiDts.
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No sales.
OAT@The northern steamers continue to ar
rive without any consignmenIs from up the
coast and as State receipts are light the mar
ket continues very firm, though prices show nc
further advance.
white 81 27h@i 37A: Black. 81 25G1 IS;
Red 81 259I 55; Gray. 81 52h Der ctl
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THE TEST OF
GOOD BREEDING

What can be more cruel to a sensitive
soul than to be conscious that you are
thinking of and observing his or her de-
derlng ''how It happened?''
TMpk of the tremendous hand!caps
which those poor people have to struggle
against, and never remind them that you
ever notice them. No one knows the
struggles. the embarrassments, the cha.
grin, the mortincation, the dis ourage-
ment which these poor people suffer.
a noted cripple once said that he always
gagged his friends by tho degree in W ich
they reminded him of his deformity. a
well-bred lady, or gentleman WILL never
apparently notice any defect or deformlty
In another. or remind him even indirectly
Of his mlsfortune; hut they Will try to
make him forget them. & q II
Never to notice or speak OF that which
can possibly give pain or embarrassment
to another Is tho test of good brecdlng.
We often see people In the cars and on
tho streets stare at deformltlcs. physical
! defects and deficiencies of unfortuna tes,
In a manner which almost brings tears to
! our eyes.
in school who has a club-foot, don't let
| him know you ever saw It. II there Is n
boy with ragged clothes, don't talk about
! clothes within his hearing. II there Is a
/ hungry one, give him part OF your din.
/ ncr II there Is q dul! one help him to
! get his lessons. '-Orlson SWEET Marden
I In Success f r.
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CALL ON
THE PRESIDENT.
Cannot Come to Their Ami
yersary, But Will Telc-
graph.
lspecial IA The Times D!spatch.)

5s Especial 10 Inc Alliles-A1!sPoNS1'.'t5 y
Il. WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 26'-A
delegation from Richmond, representing
the Dixie Aerie OF Eagles, called on
p, esldent Roosevelt to-day and extended
an invitation to attend and take part
In the exercises commemorating the an
,,iyersary OF the founding Of the Aerie
on March 2sd. The President Is q /, mem :. n
Der Of the order. He said ne would ne
delighted to attend. but that tho pres
sure Of public business. would prevent \.
said he would send ee Raqia o 70 the the
/. n 1,rsai Of which the delegation told
him. z. .,,,ad a. the
White HOUSE, was composed OF 7 ~, y
Murphy, Gus Bernier. j. g, West, WI
liam Renheimcr and James :e,na YarR
Representative Sullivan, OF New. io.N'
"Big Tim, !" as. he is known IN congress a'.s
4 an Eagle. and introduced the visitors :
tie suinae ee afsspien :
The delegation left tonight for Ac'-
mCnd. M
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cred since 1t seems Impossible 70 sccu, T.,
the passage OF a. bill to repay the 9, salu
Bdennsitors \ that tho government VIII nv
lose Nv making rus this approximation, nut7
will gain tenfold. Our fidelity 70 inc
master during slavery and &to me so KY.
eminent during war entitic US 70 20 t'' ~.
appropriate lon. I, .,.l. a, " ,,,,
nrohohly a prospectus Of tho negro com
nany The advisory board OF the com
nany "a composed Of we'll known white
men OF THE country, including ex-Iov-
ornor Tyler, Governor Aycock, OF NoItn
Carolina: Emanuel Raab and Charles
Nfllhiser, OF Richmond. and simon simon
Seward. president Of the First NationA'
Bank OF Petersburg. Governor d, Iylet,
Governor Aycock and Grover CleVe.ln &c
-, yrr,tten letters endorsing the OBJ
iects OF the company, and promising to
lend their assistance when possible ana
needed. + 81 "a,
ties OF the bill passing It may be mat
the Congress will enact a measure giving
to the company the amount OF unclaimed
bounty money due the estates OF negro
soldiers. r, !. =, sS;e. Y
The COMPTROLLER OF the Currency has
approved an application to organize the
..First National Bank OF Portsmouth
Va" with q capitalization OF 500, 900.
The incorporates are: Robert n Har-
per, OF Washington, president Or me
American National Bank OF TINS ely
John L. Watson, T. ]. Wood, ~ MY.
Todd and W. s. Langhorne. lf
Representative Maynard Is also inter-
csted In tk., new bank.
When seen by The Tfmes-Dlspatcn cor
respondent to-day. COLONEL Harper SAID:
1.-THE advisablli3 OF establishing ma
tIonal bank IN Portsmouth has been
under favorable consideration for soma
time. It is believed by those at the head
OF this movement that there are few
places where there is more favorable
opportunity for doing a large business.
1t may be stated upon good authority
that the new bSnk will be run upon tho
lines OF the American National, OF this
city, which is to say that the old-time
"so:called conservative banking meth-
ods,'' as one Of the ncorporators OF the
Portsmouth First NATIONAL Bank puts
1t, will be abandoned All the new up
to-date methods which have been the
means. OF making the American National
a success, will be put forward in the
case OF the Portsmouth bank. a
Colonel Harper left this afternoon for
Richmond, and will be in Portsmouth to-
morrow to look over the ground. @
| =
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A..1 Montagu,, is president, in the par
lors Of tho Woman's Club next Thursday
afternoon, from to I o'clock. beautltul
musical urogramme will be rendered at .
O'Clock.
Madame Anita Helnick-Lloyd, among
others has consented to sing several
operatic selections. She will be accom-
panied on the plano by Professor Rein
hardt
Madame is a new conner in Richmond.
who has already been heard with much
pleasure in ST. Paul's Church, where she
sang a solo by request,
Mrs, Montague and tho members or
the association will receive. assisted BY
number OF the society women Of tho CITY,
Refreshments will be served by charming
young girls
c. M. L. S. to Meet.
Tho Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety will meet to-day at noon In tho
Confederate Museum.
Personal Mention.
Miss Mary Hartman, OF Baltimore, is
visiting the Misses Lindsey on West
FRANKLIN Street.
Miss Blanche Garrett will spend the
winter at Mrs. Prices, on East Marshall
Street,
Tho j. r. Club will meet at the
homo, OF Miss Rosa Trant on Friday
next. January 29th. 1t Is very desirable
that all members should be present.
The Masonic Home Auxiliary will hold
a called meeting this morning at 1890
o'clock, In the Masonic Temple, All
members arc urged to be present,
Mr.. William M. Jenkins. organlst of
Monumental Church, left for Macon,
| Ga, last Monday morning, where he
| opencd the new pipe organ In st. Paul
Episcopal Church last night, January
26lh, and where he will give another re-
cital this afternoon
At the meeting Of tho Stay-at-liome
Whist Club last Monday evening with
Mr. Tom Moore, Miss Matte Harris and
Mrs. bland Smith made highest scores,
Nh. John Tyler will be the host OF the
club next week.
The Young Married Ladies' Card Club
will be entertained Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Edward D. Quarles, at NO. 2u
South Third Street.
At the meeting of the Milton WorF
1 Whist Club last afternoon at the Wo
mans Club. the highest score, north ape
south was made by Mrs Ben Nash ant
Miss Bessie Smith; the highest east nne
vest by Mrs. Arthur Cannon and Miss
Lucy Quarles.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club vii
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Charlie
Workman, on East Grace Street
Mr.. Alfred II, Bcckmonn attended Go1
ernor Montague's reception last n!sht 9
the guest OF Colonel joan g. Aarwooal
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RULES FOR MOTHER
AND CHILD

Before she left tho nurse incucated n
few rules for my guidance: The baby
was never to be walked with
She was 10 take q three hours nap in
the morning-it she woke up sooner, she
was to be put to sleep again.
She was to be put to bed at 6 O'Clock,
child around In the evening.
Tho man didn't I've that liked to $50
bis Wife In a morning gown when he cine
was. was always to dress for dlnner.
and moi get In any OF them slp-sh d
ways"
She added a parting word of comfort:
you this thing and that thing to d5 +
the baby, Youth soon find out that you
kneT more se adh ns ygH own
graphy of q Mother in Everybody
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CAST ORA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature sssss - 3 1slzfzzzzz1:
THE GREAT ANNUAL cARNlVALS.
"MARplS %GRAs" FEBRUARY

New Orleans, La; Mobile, Ala; Pensa.
cola, Fla, February 10th to 10Th inclusive,
The gayest and most beautiful Of ali
seasons In these favored sections, For
these occasions the Southern Railway an.
nounces one fare for tho round trip, plus
25c,, from all points on lis lines, Rates,
Richmond to New Orleans and return,
s2l,75, Comparatively low rates from ali
points Tickets on sale February 9th to
18th inclusive, with return limit February
goth, with the exception that upon deposit
of ticket with Joint agent mt destination.
and payment of 5Oc., return limit may ps
extended to March 9Th.
G. w. WEsTBURY. Dist. Pass Agent
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CITY HALL LIGHTING,
51oint Subcommittee Considered
the Subject Last Night.

mia lojnt subcommittee on Mater aud
c.ro,inds and Buildings last night, con :lt.
the city Hail after the present present. cGnll ask
shall have expired amd aecsaea - As'>
The body determined to ASCERTAIN : q
cost the NaM ha I,a fr9R to S'H Vas
s enc ae ana Power would Hnder
sE xGk 0s sHa slsssss4o}
XII IN! the Wiring IN the building IN good
ttrat which may be made NIL DC LOT q
pf Fhe pt sSuiGbseommttee is composed % q
zimmerman The 9M Gans rtm o. tne w saS
nmresent last night at the conference,
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member Of the Governors staff. Mr..
Beckmonn is Of Louisville. Ky,@ but rep
.resents Chicago house..
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
Delegates Already in the Field
for Next International Meeting.

Members Of the Richmond Typograph-
Ical Union are getting in the race for tho
meeting OF the International Union in St.
Louis In August
There are Six candidates already In the
didates are ali good mon, and are Charles
J, Hughes, Walter b. Freeman. G. M.
Lyle, Frank r. Mcneil. Muscoe r. Pace
and Walter 7. Booth.
Before the time comes to elect there are
likely to be others In the field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
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