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SPEAKS WELL OF THE IRISH.
Candidate Taft Guest at New York
BANQUET.

NEW YORK. March 1S.--IriSh valor,
beauty and wit were last night the in
spiration of the Friendly Sons of st.
Patrick. and these virtues were cxtolled
In prose and verse by no less distin-
guished guests of honor than Secretary
Taft and Gov Hughes.
The dinner the most sumptuous New
York affair in honor of Irela nd's patron
saint. was held at Delmonico's, and 500
persons were present. Stephen Farrelly,
president of the society. presided. and
among those at the table with him were
Archbishop Farley, Bishop Potter. Jus
tice Victor J. Bowling, Augustus
Thomas. former Justice Morgan j.
O'Brien, Cen Frederick Dent Grant and
the presidents of half dozen patriotic
societies A toast drunk ITO the Presi-
dent of the United States started off
the post prandial program.
Gov. Hughes, having attended re-
ceptlon In his honor, was little late
and the dinner was under way when ne
arrived at Delmonico's. AS he entered
a cheer was raised and the applause
became general throughout the room as
he moved toward the speakers table
AS he neared his seat at the left of the
POSTMASTER Secretary TAFT. who was
seated at Mr. Farrellys right. arose.
and the Secretary and the governor
clasped hands. They stood so for mo-
ment. and then. as though there were
something humorous In the situation,
both laughed. In a moment the banquet
hall was in an uproar with laughter and
mingled cheers for Secretary Taft and
Gov Hughes.
AS Secretary Taft arose to speak he
received an ovation, the applause con-
tinuing for several minutes and being
followed by three cheers.
Had Kissed the Barney Stone.
He spoke to the toast, The United
States"
Without dwelling upon the present
political aspect of the relations between
Ireland and the British government,
said Mr.. Taft 1T will not be regarded
by Englishmen as even invidlouS 70 say
that the history of Ireland from the
time of the Norman conquest to the
Catholic emancipation in 1882, Is
record. with but few intervals. IF mis-
government, intolerance, selfish eX-
ploitation and confiscation on the one
hand and of misery and squalor On the
other. The history of Ireland Is Il SAD
one from beginning to end. but RAINING
through it all is the persistence of the
qualities of her sons and daughters that
continue to make them most attractive
and interesting. Their fidelity 10 their
religious faith, their stubborn resist
ance to the enforcement of laws Whlch
separated them from the SOIL they
owned. their brilliant valor on every
battlefield their gallantry. their de-
lightful sense of humor their poetic
fervor and temperament and the quick
ness with which the tear follows the
smile continue undated In the irish
strain, whether you find 1t In the islaho
of it's origin, in this country or in the
many distant lands whence its enter
prise and energy may have carried rep
resentatives of the race.
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Reading Fined $500 for Infraction
of Law,

PHILADELPHIA. March 1S.-The Phil
aoeiphia and Reading Railway COMPANY
was found guilty in the United States
court here yesterday of three attractions
or the law which requires that freight
cars be equipped with automatic couplers.
a fine of $40 for each offense was i'm
posed by Judge Mcpherson
Immediately after the verdict was rem
dered similar suit against the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company was called for
trial There are five additional cases
pending against railroads. and these
probably will be disposed of at the pres
ent term of court. The Pennsylvania
railroad Is defendant In one Of the suits.
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THE LONDON MARKET.

LONDON, March 1s.-American securi-
ties opened quiet and steady today. An
irregular movement developed later Chi
cago. Milwaukee and St Paul and Penn
sylvania declining Ssak, while other shares
advanced a much. At noon the tone was
steady with prices ranging from " below
to Y above yesterdays New York closing.
After a strengthening due to a bidding
UP of Union Pacific. New York turned
seller here on the reduction of the New
York Central dividend. The market at the
close was easy,
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Seat on Change Worth 100000.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-A New York
Stock Exchange seat sold yesterday at
$4,000. compared with last preceding
sale of 1000. The latter price is that at
which three seats sold Immediately fol-
lowing the publication of the report from
Washington that President Roosevelt had
decided on an investigation of the stock
exchange. w. b. Oliver, jr.. who sold
his heat at that time, was reported
to have changed his mind Immediately
afterward, and before the transfer was
completed to have offered 5000 to have
the sale cancelled. but this offer was re-
fused,
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Closing Quotations.

Closing Quotations.
At the close of the stock exchange the
1oiioWing stocks had changed in price
since above quotations, there being no
chanse In balance of the closing prices:
Amalgamated Copper. o6h
American Can Co. 43s.
American Smelling 67
American Sugar, 119R
Anaconda $685.
Atchison Top. and S. Fe, 721.
Baltimore and Ohio. SO1s
Brooklyn Rapid Transit, 45ss.
canadian Pacific, 14JIs
Chesapeake and Ohio, o9b
Chicago Great Western. "A.
chicago' milwaukee, and st. Paul, 117a4
Chicago and NV. 145l..
Colorado Fuel and Iron. 1917.
Colorado Southern 23L
aol. and Hooking Coal and Iron, tx.
Corn Products, pfd., COZ
Delaware and Hudson, 1J3ls
Denver and Rio Grande. 1914.
DiStiilers Securities, 3O24
Erie. common, 14s4.
Erie. list pfd.. 29s4.
Erie. I'd pfd., 21
Great Northern Ore. .61s.
Great Northern. pfd.. 10
lnterboro Metropolitan. T.
Louisville and Nashville, 96a4
Mexican Central. IT'S
Mo, Kansas and Texas. com. -
Missouri Pacific. 1874.
National Lead. 1913
New York Air Brake c.
New York Central, rs.
Norfolk and Western. 63A
Northern Pacific. 1915.
Peoples Gas of Chicago, SS1s
Pressed Steel Car 80.
Railway Steel Spring Co., 321a
Reading. 1Ola.
Republic Iron and Steel, liz
Republic Iron and Steel, pfd., ia.
Rock Island. com. IA.
Rock Island, pfd.. %.
SlossSheffield Steel 1917.
Southern Pacific, 72A.
Southern Railway, 11R.
Southern Railway, pfd 30
Tennessee Copper. 32A.
Toledo. ST. l.. & West. pfd., 37i4.
Union Pacific. 121A.
L. s. Steel. :,2A.
L. S. Steel pfd.. 96s4.
Wisconsin Central. pfd., 1914.
Bonds.
1nterborough Met. 415's. 7O3s.
Rock Island As. 61A
United States Steel IS, 93I..
Union Conver. As, S4la
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LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

lust one year ago the United States
Trust Company was incorporated. and its
stock was subscribed for with the priv
iege of paying for 1t within a year
This term has ended and the president
of the company, II. Bradley Davidson.
and the other officers are rejoicing that
now they have a fully paid-up capita!
of S1.G0OGU.
1t is considered that on account of
the conditions which prevailed for the
greater portion of the period the GOO
stockholders have done very we'll in
meeting their payments. so that 1t is pos
sihle now. at the close of the twelve
months to he able to report that the en-
tire capital stock is in hand.
1t is also looked upon as circum-
stance of considerable Importance that
the earnings of the company amount to
the surplus. more especially as the COM
pany did not begin business until the
18th of last June.
Some Capital Traction stock was sold at
tnday's meeting of the stock exchange at
11S1h and after the broker had disposed
Of the fifty shares or so that he had for
sale, the asking price was 11sA and the
bid. 11S4.
An order for gas stock amounting to
g. with one lot bringing half point
less After the trading the stock was
offered at 61a4 with the bid about point
less
Odd lots of the preferred stock OF the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany sold for 69a. and for az. and then
the figures for fifty shares remained the
same as was the case yesterday.
The rest of the list claimed but little
attention and produced no business, not
even the bank stock list where OF late
something has been done occasionally,
even though in a small way.
The officers of the United States trust
Company are today receiving congratula-
tons of their friends on the fact that the
amount of the entire capital stock or the
company, S1.OO0ON0, has been paid In by
it's stockholders. This is considered 10 be
quite IL notable achievement. when the
financial stress of the past few months
is taken into account.
Government Receipts.
National bank notes received today for
redemption, $13OS, s33. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, $1ol, 59S;
customs, $3.50. 1893: miscellaneous, $50, 100.
-
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THE BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE Md. March 1s.-wHEAT-Flrm;
spot contract. 97s. ABS; spot No. red western.
90a4: steamer No. 2 red. 9ia94h: receipts. $3.50
bushels; southern on grade. 83haaS
CORN-Strong; spot mixed. 6jN a}6: No. 9
white ti6a. aG7: March. Cos. a6G; April 6G1aa66k
May. 6!lsa67A; steamer mixed. 61Etas2: receipts.
white corn, 62Ma66a.; southern yellow corn
6.}ai7.
OATS-Steady: No. 2 white. 5sa591a: No. 3
white. J6a1SI.: No. 2 mixed, 5GaoGia; receipts
12.55I bushels.
RYE-Quiet: No. western export, SsaS9: No
. western domestic. 9Oa91.
HAY Steadpr unchanged
GRAIN FREI(;HTS-Dul unchanged.
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Government Securities.

ATCHISON, Kan. March 1S-Freder-
lex w. Foster. machinist and gunner on
the Confederate cruiser Alabama during
the civil war. and one of forty men who
escaped when that vessel was sunk by
the United States cruiser kearsarge.
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BULLS AND BEARS
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. March 1s-Stock market
operators who have favored the recent re-
coVery profess not to be surprised at the
somewhat sudden upturn in prices again
Yesterday afternoon. They claim that the
market is going considerably higher and
that the reaction early in the session yes
terday and the day before was perfectly
natural Among the reported features of
Improvement they give considerable prom
inence to the larger sales of copper an
nounced within the last day or two
They also say there is better under
standing between Washington and promi-
nent Wall street interests than is gen.
orally known. In their Judgment the
iron and steel trade will show steady
Improvement from now on and railroad
earnings will compare more favorably
with the corresponding weeks Of the
previous year than they have done In most
cases during the last three or four months
I'm contrast with these ideas is the be-
lief on the part Of some conservative
SPECTATORS that the reaction early this
week was due chiefly to material re-
duction in the short interests and the alb
sense Of important new buying.
Those who hold this opinion say that II
new short interest is created it may be
possible a little later on to carry the
market somewhat higher, but in their
Judgment the recovery to present prices
has fully discounted all the improvement
that has taken place in underlying con-
ditions.
A railroad official said this morning
that SO far as he could see the volume
of business offered the railroads is not
perceptibly larger than 1t has been most
or the time since the slump of last
autumn began. He added that the es-
timated gross receipts on the roads with
which he is officially connected look
pretty well for the first week in March,
but that the returns for the second week
were correspondingly bad. He calls at
tention also to the second weeks returns
of considerable number of roads which
were made public this morning, all Of
which reflected large increases in COM
parison with the same week of March
last year.
An official who is prominently identified
with an important branch of the iron and
steel trade says that there Is certainly
some improvement, but that 1t is very
slow. 1t is understood that the president
of a large western railroad, who is in
town today, has told his friends that
he is unable to observe much improve
ont tn <,~o< a.
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Washington Stock Exchange.

SaIes.-Regulsr call. IL o'clock nOon-Washlng-
ton Gas cert. 81 900 at 1913.
Capital Traction; 10 at 1lSia; 20 at 1lsls. 10
at 11SL2. 90 at 11Sh. at 11s13.
Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. 10 at 69$4.
10 at 20.
Washington Gas. o. at e. 10 at c. 10 at 81,
Mt 62l,. s at 62. 25 at 6lh.
Mergenthaler Linotype. j at 1875. l at 1913, at
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THE FOREIGN BANKS.

PARIS. March 1s.-Closing: Three per
cent rentes. 81 francs o7la confines for
the account. Exchange on London. %
francs. 171a centimes for checks.
BERLIN. March 1S.-Exchange on Lon
don. 20 marks. 451a pfennigs for checks.
Discount rates-Short bills, 4 per cent :.
three months bills. ~. per cent.
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The World of
Finance and Trade
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bank
ers and brokers. 1419 F street. members
New York Stock Exchange. Washington
stock Exchange and Chicago Board Of
Trade.
Omen High Low. Gas.
Anal. Copper. $500. 577s 577s 5oA 557s
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Food Law Cuts Company Dividends.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-An unexpected
outlay amounting to half a million dol
lars, made necessary by the new food
laws. together with reduction of business
in the latter part of last year. resulted
Yesterday in a reduction from Z to j per
cent in the dividend for the year on the
preferred stock of the Corn Products Re-
timing Company. 1t has been the custom
of the directors to declare regular quar-
terly dividends of 1 per cent and an extra
YEARLY dividend of per cent. In their
final dividend for the fiscal year. which
was declared yesterday. the directors in
cluded an extra dividend of only l per
cent. making the dividend for the year .
per cent.
ROME. March 1S-Cardinal Casalt del
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ROME March 1S.-Cardinal CaSalf del
Draeo died in this city yesterday of in
fammation of the kidneys. He was born
in 1873. and was created cardinal In 1s99.
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LONDON March Is Ann

Bar silver. steady. 81 3-l6d per ounce.
Money. 3l,a3k, per cent.
The rate Of discount In the open market for
short hills is 3ls per cent.
The rate Of discount In tho open market for
three month bills is 2Is per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-18
Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today Tor
redemption, Sl30S, S33. Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, $oo1, ;
customs, $3.50. 1893: miscellaneous, $50, 100.
Expenditures, s.. $50, GOO.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Quotations furnished by F. +. Hutton 4 Co..
members New York Stock Exchange; q. Bowie
Chapman. manager, 1901 ST. NV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-27
tertained last week at her homo II
honor OF Miss Gertrude Trevillian. oil

tertained last week at her homo II
honor OF Miss Gertrude Trevillian. 81
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.! west. II. WIN
spend the winter In Richmond, wharO
Mr. West has accepted a business -
Ieition. D J, IA
Mrs. Luther Sheldon. OF Norfolk, q
spending a few days In Richmond with
her mother. Mrs. Jane Baldwin,
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ SPOTS, little. Miss
Charlotte SPOTS and Mr.J.GW. II. Prison,
who were here to attend the tluarles-,
Taylor wedding on Wednesday, II, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor.
have returned to Staunton.
Mr.. Walter Chiles has been the rs-
cent guest OF relatives at Louisa. IS
Miss Elizabeth Clements. OF Norfolls,
gave q farewell card party In honor
OF Miss Jean Barnett, OF this city. who
sailed last week for italy.
Mrs. Ryland Gwathmey has returned
from a visit to her uncle. 1fr. Frank
Winston. OF Louisa. ss'
Mr.. and AIRS. John Latham are In
the city again after being the guests
of Mr.. 7. N. Fletcher, Of warfenton.
Miss Kate Miller. of wytlleville Is
spending the winter In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Witcher Keene have
returned to Richmond. after a stay OF
several months In the South.
Mrs. Jennie r. Nelson, OF iwarrenton.
ts spending some time in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-27

Mrs. N. L. Wallace, Miss Ruby Wal
Dorothy Mcneil. IL Richmond: Mrs r.
E. Doggett. Miss Mamie Doggett. Mr..
and Mrs. y. p. Campbell. Miss Connie
Terrill. Mr.. William Terrill and Mr..
Herman Doggett.
To Give Ten.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial As.
ISOLATION will give Its Lee-Jackson tea
Hall. The young ladies' hope to have
"a large attendance. ~
Personal Mention.
Mr.. L. T. Duke, Of Johnson City.
Tenn, Is visiting his sister, Mrs G.
w. Jones. OF Miller Avenue, Barton
Heights.
Miss Bell Perkins, OF No. Ala West
Franklin Street, who Is spending the
midwinter at the Hotel Grafton. WASH
Ington. attended reception given at
the White House ito the judiciary on
Thursday evening. President and Mrs.
Roosevelt received in the Blue Room.
and were assisted by Mrs. Nicholas
lLongworth, the ladies OF the Cabinet
and the wives Of the Judiciary. The
foreign ambassadors and their wives
attended. Many elegant gowns were
worn. The Marine Band furnished the
music.
Mrs. Frank g. Gillian has sufficient
sly recovered to be able to return to
her home from the Virginia Hospital.
Miss Lucy OVERLY. Of Blackstone, en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-27
Ltn,es. 1atspatrb Brut,tbts.

Tho following Branch OFFICES have been
established for the benefit ts those LYLE n
at d distance from the Main OFFICE Of the
Times. Dlspntch. Tho Tines.D Dispatch Wants
left at my OF these branches VIII receive
tho sAne careful attention ms though they
had been lvft at the Main Office and there
sab "a rT ffi5a D fS:s Is s 81
and vcnablei Streets. !. 81. e n v i ss
s am ss.s Eass pT sd h blosa 81.
w1IL1AMs's pi1ansilAtc w srWentY.flrst AMI
r$KtK :,'s.s ss ssasr co. s.ou.h.s and
baS 60 81: s4oss KS. sssFi ;s:l u
isIi! g! ,qe A Az 81, saa Gay 81.
PEOPLES DRUG STORE, no. $500 VIII
ROBINS sH nSssGs u' NJ 200 East Mar
CRY pRuG; Z STORE. No. IA. East Main
.ypso:s se eGSsissHasii. 30. so,7 East
Willis 81 PHARMACY Fl 80. ssl soutl, Pine
Ink PARRISH co.. Nod: East Broad
TIFF PARAGON PHARMACY. No. aol west
Ea1oM pliARMAcY, rwensy-eishsa and
WSob & aiSKER, ir;w i and Leigh
soErhsBs f 81 Es:s nEs s s sssfe b..
Streets.
c1RTEns DRUG STORE. No. 40: HILL
Street. Manchester.
TWENTY-EIGHTH AND n STREET pHAn.
MACY. Twenty.eigilth and q Streets
q. 7. wv. KERN. INC. corner Twenty.fifth
and Church Hill Avenue.
East PHARMACY, NO. 260ts Qstreet. y
TiNEs:DlsPATcH No. North sycamore
riMEs:pisPaTcH. no. els Eighth street,
LynchhurE.
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WARRINGTON DAWSON. 4
AFTER THE STORM
Vessels Lost During the Gale Are II

Vessels Lost During the Gale Are H..
n S5s ported All Right.
5 NEWPORT NEWs,ssv.A.. January a6.
The tug c'ovlngton arrived here this
afternoon towing the coal barge John
"A. \ Briggs, which, with the barge Idah no..
was lost by the Covington or Hog
Island during the storm riday morn
ing. The yBriggs was found safely al
anchor off the Virginia coast. near the
place where the Idaho was Picked up
yesterday. is n aE.s S' ss
Eleven days overdue from London,
the A leghany arrived In port to-d,y.s
reporting i an exceed ngly rough ,yoy-S
age across. The aptain reported that
he passed the coal barge j. Il. Chap
man at anchor OF Winter Quarter
Light, The barge declined tow To-
g this port but asked to be reported.
The hapman, with the barge scully.
broke away from the tug coAstw,sAs
Friday morn IN ST.. and tha Ceastwisa III.
: new tFcII az sea searching for them. Meth
ms has been heard from the seully.s
but the Cha prnan probahl Will No
brought In Tomorrow, @ l,S: III III
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Aotues.

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 /. c. S. STU
dsnts:- You are cordially invited to
Smoker" OF Richmond I. c. S. stu
dents, which Will be held In Saenger
Hall. No. s07 North Seventh Street.
Richmbnd, Va, Tuesday evening. jan
uary 3sth. at s o'clock. The irten-
new I. G. S. Fraternity, which will
be organized In this city soon. Mr..
j. D. Jones. of Scranton, Pa. SUI
preme Worthy Protarch. OF the l.. e.
8. Fraternity. will be present at
this meeting and Address the stu.
dents. ] urge YOU to come; also in-
wife. any other student friends to ac-
company you. Yours very truly, W.
&C.. KEIL Representative, No. 904
East Broad Street.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
ceived at this Q tnce until O'clock
p M. MONDAY, FEBRUARY II. ! 0S.s
FLOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF, AN
ADDITION TO PARAMOUNT PUBLIC
SCHOOL, corner Of Twenty-tirst and
T. Streets Richmond, w.. and also.
for the installation OF q steam heat
ing system in the said building. in
accordance with plans, specifications
and details, prepared by a. 3. Hunt,
Architect. 1l07 East Main Sire ct.
Separate bids will be required for
the building and for the steam heat:
Ing system.
seem at this tt1ce and J at the office
OF the Architect. Copies of plans
can be- had only from the Architect.
Bids to- be sealed and marked
"Proposa Paramount School, and
addressed Chairman OF School
{; Board - sg5$FS Z Y e
The School Board Reserves the
y right to eject any and all ids. When
contract Is awarded, the contractor
will be required to furnish satisfies
tory bond IN q per cent. OF amount
Z Of con tract: sis
: BY order OF tho School hoard Sof
: the city of Richmond. i3s
Sfssg g, P.SEyvALFORD.
IL. Clerk and Supervts or,
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blown to Sea,
rspecIal 10 The Times nlspatch. + !

4 \ nv Especial 10 The TIM es'I lspatch. 9s
NORFOLK, January ad,--Raports
FROM sen as to the severity az the storm
AZ friday morning continue to he be-
brought in by Incoming yessal Is. ana IA
Ia now declared that hut for the fact
that the wind was Oft shore. the dis,
iastersI following in its wake wouia
proLably have been a srea test ever
bi9Wn e Ca iHnstsad ~ IN ~ rs
qua sands % the ooast e. Y
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j. G. s. ATER5NlTiY'l'
students OF Correspondents SCHOOLS Are
s5SR lF'7!7i N 'ueiuv f1rRnnixed. 49, t4

S{uICn1N OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EH0O II .AEe
$5 IS Being Organized.
4 Ii Students and graduates OF the inter-
national Correspond ence Schools will
meet to morrow night at 8 O'clock in
sanger Fall to be enrolled In the i, &. s.
Fraternity, recently organized, MI. j.
As Jones, Of the home office In Scran-
ton, Pa, viii make an.adqress,
There arc about 1900 atuden in
Richmond, and Il is ,expeotad til at Sprac.
itically all OF them will beco.ne 3raen,-
!hera8of the fraternity. The movement.
whiel, already covers "a NJ plher8of In |.
pcrtant cities, will be carried Us tar
as there are students Of the 4, 4 G. S.,
ana great deal Of enthusiasm s
being aroused. ,S s5 N 4
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Ate,n,aoth a.. axs Css,.

& SAN FRANCISCO G II. January 10.
The orange Drop haryast OF Calf
Styg and quality. promises 60 break III
5preytous reco The fruit exchei,HaR.
OF the State stimate thai ~ To-
tai output OF oranges viii reach IN. Fl
900 syloads. about I, 900. 100 hoses. N ar
IL $50, Qoo,o oo oran Ess, .Trlof IN ryHXt Wtl)