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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

\ funny incident happened recently
on tho Providence division Of the Old
Colony railroad. a large, raw boned
good natured man entered the car as the
train held ~ nc tho Roxbury station
The car was crowded, and people were
standing. The new conner stopped sud
denly beside a seat which was occupied
by Young lady. who was buried in .
novel, and beside her reposed pet psg
dog. The other passengers had stood
from Boston 90 this point without pro
testing. but the latest arrival took In tbS
situation at a glance, and said mildly:
Il would like TO sit down, If you
please"
The young woman looked up dreamily
from the book. aud replied, with dignity;
"The seat is engaged
"By the dogf'
yes"
HAS the dog a ticket
No answer.
"Oh, Tn sorry he hasn't q ticket be-
cause I'll have to Bounce him Oft the
train"
And without q moments hesitation
the dog was lifted by the nape Of the
neck to the window and dropped to the
ground, and the vacant seat was taken
by the stranger.
The young woman was paralyzed for
q moment.
The train was only moving slowly as
it left Roxbury, and tho pug was not
harmed, scampering off for dear life. His
mistress, as soon as she grasped the situa-
ton, screamed to the approaching con-
ductor to stop the engine 50 that she Night
recover her pet The conductor was soon
informed as to the cause Of the sensa-
ton, and quietly told the young woman
that she might get off at the next station
il she wished to and hunt for the dog.
She did so, TO the delight Of the crowded
car.-Boston Cor New York Tribune.
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DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. August l0.-No sales at
auction on Change to-day Saturday
Private sales reported to the secretary
Wrappers hogshead; filters. b hogs
heads dark tobaccos. : hogsheads.
Total sales reported to-day, 40 hogs
heads.
Sales for week ending Saturday. Au-
gust 10th. 1889: Wrappers. - hogsheads'
filters. $50 hog,heads; cutters, 81 hogs
heads. smokers - hOgsheads. scrap.
10 hogshead.: Western, IA h0gsheads;
dark t0baccos. 3JS hOgsheads. Total
sales reported for week, $40 hogsheads.
Allegheny. Farmers. Wilson =.
Shockoe. Davenport Centre and Old
Dominion warehouses report deliveries
to-day Of l27 hogsheads.
Deliveries for week ending August
10th. 1889. by Allegheny. Farmer 3.
Wilson's. Blanchard :. Seabrook ;,
Shcckoe. Davenport :. Shelburne : ard
Centre warehouses were 7iS hOgsheads
and - tierces.
Office of the Toblcco Inspector re-
ports inspections yesterday. 9.h inst:
Inspections. bright "A hogsheads. dai *
hOgshead: reinspections, bright :
hogsheads. dark hogsheads For
week ending Saturday. August 10Th,
1889. Inspections bright pa hogs
heads dark SIS hogsheads: reinspec-
tions. bright 2'1 hogshcads. dark -
hogshcads.
Office of the collector of the United
States Internal Revenue reports c0llec-
tiors for the city to-day. Tax paid,
cigars and cigarettes. S2OlIeO; tobac
co. S40i1 -. special. s4l.lO. Total
collections for city to-day. 80. 1905 50.
Registered ar the Tobacco Exchange
James II. Gray aud Z. j. ellis, Peters.
burg.
Our Mr.. Maurice 7. Smith lof NJ. Z.
Smith q Col arrived this afternooa
from visit To Oxford aud Henderson.
North Carolina He seems To- be much
improved in health by a week of rest
from business. He reports the crop as
very Irregular that be- saw some fine
crops and great many poor ones. As
To the ultimate outcome 30 one
can tell what that will be. but
from indications the crop Will be
c0lory, but bright; it has been curing
very rapidly. and from all he could
gather. more than half of it will be
cured this month. and his opinion is
that wrappers and filters will be de-
ficienl.
The Richmond tobacco market was
duh and quiet to-day. &. Mel.
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Tie Railroad Gazette calls attention t.
n donble locomotive for the Indian state
railways which is anOycl departure from
Uncommon practice. Thedcsign rcall.
a permanent double header that is, it is
intended for use whom tine conditions ar,
such as 10 require the use of two locomo
drcs of the ordinary type. continually d
tandem. This arrangement removes the
necessity for two tenders. and render
easier the transmission of signals from
ONE cab to another There is nothing IN
this Arrangement To- cr.tici.e, it Is reall,
almost the only plan upon which loco
motives of great capacity can be con
structed with any approach TO mini
mum of weight per running foot %.
track. This general plan is not new d.
America. however. The well knowh
William Mason. of the Mason locomo
five works. of Taunton, Mass, con
structed locomotives on this general plan
many wears since, and recently th,
South Side Rapid Transit company, OF
Chicago. while investigating the posi-
bilitics of extending shc usefulness oil the
proposed structure in years TO come de
rided that the adoption Of locomotive
of design similar 10 the one described
above would enable them TO haul nearl,
1ouble the number Of cars around tho
sbarpest curves without increasing th,
load Der running foot Of the structure
N.LDulN.
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NEW YORK. August TO- Money closed
az per cent. at which 10 loaned all
day. Exchange closed dull and steady.
Posted rates, 4sjtals Governments
closed steady: currency G's IFS bid; ! 3,
coupon, l2s bid; q 5 do, lO6s.
The stock market opened very DOH
but firm, the first prices being s to J. /
higher than last night 3 close, the latter
i'm sugar trust. At II O'Clock The firm
tone disappeared aud prices generally
sagged OF below opening prices. Sugar
trust was especially weak. and all the
advance Of the previous hour was lost,
with something in addition. but the
changes in other stocks were small.
The market W. without further feature
aud closed quiet and heavy. generally
at slight fractions lower than first
prices The bank statement shows a
decrease ln the reserve ot 81. 1873 O5O
Total sales Of stock to-day aggregated
lOJ 200 shares.
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AsnEyILLE. y. c.. August 9. At last
we are having bright, dry weather.
aud have had it for four days. Ii 10
continues a few weeks we are assured
Of fine crop cf tobacco throughout
this section ia color aud quality. and a
full one i'm pounds. We sold during the
last month July 9l,lj3 pounds,
making 4.l31g9s pounds for the ten
months ending lst instant. or 2s1921
pounds more than the whole Of last
year.
Five or six piles Of new stock (thi'
years growth sold here to day at from
Re. % 3jc.. some OF it showing splendid
color and texture. No change in price
on quantity To- report In regular sales.
j. Boiling.
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GeneraI 4. \ Halrfhorne. Balflmore, Ma.
Reported by C. ". branch & Co., bankers
ma brokers, No. III Main street
REVEw.

NEW YORK. August l0.-Our market
up to 1880 was strong without adyan-
cling great deal. Sugar trusts rallied.
Wabash jumped up and the Nllliards
and Z. j. are the features. while the
rest OF the list simply held rs own or
advanced kas. Chicago still bullish.
Pittsburg reports very favorable. and a
good iron market makes good stock
market Gross earnings of l29 roads
i'm July increased lOper cent. which
shows the tendency Of the times. North
ern Pacific attracts much attention be-
cause dividend is certain. Boston
failures are attributed to past condi-
tions and have no effect on the market.
I'm the last half hour the list. led by
sugar. reacted. The bank statement
and st. Paul earnings probably iniiu-
encod a little selling. We cay every
natural condition is bullish. and stable
rates aud confidence in them are all
that are wanted to make great bull
market
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JAcKsoNs RUGGED NATURE.
His Battle for Life and Patient Suffering
Till the Last.

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South BOSTON. Va, August o.
Since my last report there has been a
great deal Of rain, and very much Of
what tobacco has been brought TO mar
ket has been damaged. but where you
find good sound and desirable tobacco
prices have ruled very high. and it is
not am uncommon occurrence for par
ties hayins good tobacco 10 average
from DC % Doe.
The crop reports are very conflicting.
Some report the crop as being right
good. while others say It Is as mean as
% can be. and as far as my observation
goes 1 should say il was very common
crop. At the same time. some farmers
have as good crops as they ever had.
and / don Z doubt but what there will
be some good tobacco made. Most
everyone Is now selling the last load .
and after a week or two longer we shall
having nothing TO do but wait for the
new crop. A. b. WllIINGnAM.
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Occasionally there is some benefit de
rived from a flood. A small creek al
Blossburg ripped up the mountain sid'
during the flood rampage and revealed a
Good vein Of coal and two Of iron ore
one being over four feet thick-a splen'
did bod Of fire clay, and valuable BANK
q building and molding sand.-fhiia'
dslphia Record.
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NEW YORK. August lO.-FIour closed
heavy: fine winter grades. - 25as2.o5;
do. spring. So 00aS2.0O supertine win
ter, - 7jas3 90; do. spring. 3 +0aS2 90;
extra No. ? winter. s. 0OaS3.i0, do.
spring. g 9Oas3 %; extra No. winter,
S3.OOlSi 90: do. spring, %. jOa
S5.5s. Southern flour closed dull,
trade and family and extra, s3.2jlS4.75.
Wheat sales No. , red, Soc. No. ?
red. August, SHE. Corn dull. but
steady: closed easier, NJ. , mixed,
cash. 43ic.. August. ISic. Oats closed
dull; No. white, 3sc., No. > do, 33sc.
No. mixed, s9c.; No. do, cash, 26ic.
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Most parodies are cheap. They nave
.,,'.1 tne merit of satircal purpose
Once I'm "a while. however. we find ont
,t., nonsonsical ON It's surface an'
.,,ni.,fc ia its deeper meaning tina
,'i.l.n.s among tine American classics
~, ,,e ~av. ue should like to know wh'
49,. r,e following verses. Can any
body tell u.s.
uetrel Che noble mudiokiv'S
vas mi. skin he naae him nntiens
vsle thrn with the fur side inside
-.. .t..., ,.lfh the skin side outside
a.. .s.t the warm side inside
rat f.t inside skin s'do outside
a. f,.r.t fbe cold side outside
49, me- warm side fnr side inside
.r,.t.s ,,hy he put t'e frr side inS''''
t-,en.r',t tine skin side outside
VIZ ee turned them inside outside
"D5 "' '''' Washington Post.
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The DAILY TINES is ready for lie
livery to city carriers before oclcck
on each morning, with rare exceptions.
Each subscriber in the city should,
therefore, receive his paper no. later
than $50 or clock if due diligence
exercised IN its delivery.
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A Fuller Explanation.

PA" plaintively pleaded petit Pierre,
popularly known as "Petey," the other
morning. Il really cannot 20 to school
today. ache all over"
Then you may stay at home" kindly
responded Petey's father, who, despite
his rough exterior, had warm heart
beating in his breast.
80 you lied TO me. you young rascal,
fiercely exclaimed Petey's father when
he SAW petit Pierre fishing in the creek.
Don't hit SO hard. pa" pleaded Petey'
between the whacks, lit was this was
aching for-to 40 fishing. Albany Ex-
press
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p,,,nc-Your autograph album Is o. one
by =" ooest have ever seen. Inc
Of w are an written 50 neatly ana
symmcirically Ia ,hem myself
from the originals some % Hyo m,
n ,.; horrid. Omaha World
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Baltimore Markets.
"lH.. |I..H..... oil.

BALTIMORE. August l0.-Cotton dull,
middllng. ll.allic. Flour fairly ac-
tive and steady. Wheat southern
firm. Fuliz, sOaS7c.: Longberry. oiassc /:
No. ,. Soc; Western weak: No. > winter
red spot. s3tas3Ic. Corn-Southern
dull; white. Haze. yellow. 4jc. West
ern weak: mixed spot. HE. asked +:
August. 43ic. asked. Oats, fair de-
mand: Southern and Pennsylvania, SOa
IS. Western white. 3383jic.. Western
mixed. 29a3Oc. graded No. , white,
3jl3jic: graded No. , mixed, 293e9ic.
Rye quiet. JOaj2c. Provisions dull
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1ir n llfof iou,ou ff,cS
f n aTIcf
ins !,
M
chemist
o. front o
% the I'm
3D. nrf hight Pain The p eoftne
ttinet o eain the edouce
N "a d fhc,y q
"'i"''''
souics suppose in recent
twoh inbred,
rfheu
] ascris s isca
have beer
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RAILROAD BONDS.


WAsnINGIoN, ID. c.. August 10. Re.
serve-decrease Sl,425.0jO. Loans in.
crease. sl,59l, 200; Specie-decrease
s572 500: Legals-decrease, Sl3l' 600.
Deposits decrease. 81 0sS. 200. Clrcua-
tOn-increase, 70, POO.
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~. IOui, Market.

ST. Louis. August lO.-Flour quiet
but steady and unchanged. Wheat
lower; August. 73c. bid september,
73ta73sc. bid. Corn lower, September.
81 &C.. . October, 32ic oats lower and
weak at l9sc. Poik-standard mess.
SlL2j ; shoulders, sec. Bacon-B0xed
shoulders. sic.
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PRE- STON BELVIN.
FIND ART FU RNITURE
No. 8 Governor Street.


Dlck had Shot the stage driver. Indeed.
the boy believed what be sail. and would
have maintained 10 at amy hazard. lie
forgot Chat hc had fallen asleep ON the
warm Cat rock that cool autumn day.
The nest summer signal fires were
seen one night ON the mountain tops.
Then at thc Stage station FASTENED TO
f-in thc old log fort For this. they
knew, meant war. The Modocs were on
ihe war path.
The men made their guns ready and
gave Timber Tim an extra pistol 90 put
in Dis belt. SD That hc might fight with
all DIS mi- Doc nd help save their lives.
but WHOM they came 10 look for Capt.
Duck uoNt morning DE was gone. lie
ma joined the Indians.
Then The mon 40 the stage station were
very much afraid. for they had been
Her. cruel not Only TO the cripple. but
% ail The indians and they knew that if
th. lel into thcir enemies hands they
Dad norilht to expect amy mercy 40 an.
IAe nest night the Indians set tine
wood. ou fire. and an the land was dark
uith smoke Tho great pine trees were
falling across tho road and no soldiers
nor anybody could come To- help the men
shut up boz Tine little hog fort. and sur
rounded by the blazing forests.
Tine mon looked one another in the
Care us tine air grew dark and dense
from ihe smoke. and shook their heads
alIy-ior they believed their time to|
die bad come.
About i0oclock one morning the I'M
diam, appeared behind tine stables ana
began OBJ lire on the Tort. lhcy took the
horses ont mounted Them and then SET
One i' ine Stables
And n0" there $3.50, little hope, for the
flames would -proadto the fort, and then
"ii lnu-l l''l'". ''' s''io"e was 30 u''' b
and thics that the men were almost
eaased They could not See to shoot the
Indians for it Was like night.
W hnl '"n we oo' c' .,. '"e i"," smut
un Dob ihe ioii ana "lline 'N'" eyes
from lne smoke. inc l''''i'7 VIII "o,
.Hne near enough for us lo see iheh ana
t-nt % "e eo o"i To- h"d ln'm we s''"'
O's0'i down from n'l'nd l 'n' i"'h' ana
f.'-. Hnd n'i onc oil us VIII I'VE 70 zen
ta' iale.
h'' ,,' -' QUIZ 5 7'''. ' i, ''' I.,
ID
save f'' .l- n...1. r.|
i"'t "'.'''.' '"' ' '''''''-' .''
great NNNINii a'IIN 'l iIl' i'i % '0 ii' 'i''
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MINOR Va

do. August. 26ic. Pork closed steady {;
mess. Sl200lSl22j. Lard steady Sep
TENDER. S673. Sugar-Relined steady
cut loaf and crushed, SEC. powdered
sic.:eNtra G., liza lilc.. yellow, 6sa'c.
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the
lrcan the fdDni
0r r.
Conn
Contagious medicine viii
IN y 1879 - L LL -
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Cincinnati Markets.
~ IelegFaph

CINCINNATI, o.. August 10 Pork reg
ular at Sll 25aSll.o7i, family, 81 STA
Sll.j0. Lard-kettle-dried. Static.
Bacon-Short clear sides. S6.45ao6.JO.
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Outside Eden.

"What masses you 50 cold. Ever inquired
ADAM solnitOusly.
II rather think" she replied. shat It's duo
TO the late .all.r- Hotel Mail.
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have much benefited 10y
Dr Kings
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who are suffering calling attention tor
Hail. Nop NNF'"@ 1907
General d.T Hrrhor GcaerqiAg eatB baltimore, Nd
Having
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L. 1882
General 4. Nd
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JTrOA REPORT.


Market firm.
Qpoi1fiOns.-lliddling. l0sc. low
micdliug, l0lc.: good ordinary.
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RICHMOND. Va. August DO 1889.

RICHMOND. Va. August DO 1889.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 30 bushels.
Corn $50 bushels.
Oats OlU bu-lei-.
Rye 80 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheai-W hite. 30 bushels good at
Soc. shoitbeuy 20 bush, is very good
10 So: do. 30 bushels fair 40 So. To-
tal sales of heat 30 bu shells.
Rye - bushels very good on private
terms.
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Lumber White oak. per 900. $40 :
SIS. yellow pine, framing timber, ~ 4
so per 1000; boards. IS 70 $40, poplar.
West Virginia, No. 1, $50; No. ,, S2j,
No. 8. SIG.
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Hay-No. Timothy. per ton, $1,000
70 So 5O.No. .. $3.50 10 Slf 80; mixed,
SIP 20 Sf4. Virginia clover, $40 10 Sl2.
Baled Oats-cll 90 SIP.
Shucks-Baled. % 20 G0c.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 10
70 l2c. loose, pressed, large bales q 20
SOC.
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c.ment.s,mc. p,a.ier.Ite

Cement Union. yer barrel, ei.3j.
Ro,eudale. sl55 % Sl.40; James River,
~ % 10 - 80
Lime Rockland. per barrel, Sl.l0 TO
SLID; Anchor. 81 O.. Rverton. SLO5;
81. virginia LINES. 9Jc. % a.
Plaster-Lump. -. ground. $500
TO O.. Calcined plaster. Sl.o5 70 $40.
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Neat. Flour ana neal

Bulk Meats - Sides, &c, shoulders,
Gic.
Bacon-Wes,ern shoulders, sic clear
rib sides, Sc, breasta. Zoe; hams, l3c.
Flour-Richmoud patent roller
family. $3.50 to SO; fancy family s. TO
SJ.2J: family. a 80 10 S4.75. city extra,
$40 to -. city superiine, 80 % to
So so: city hne, $3.50 10 80.
Meal-City, per bushel, Ooc; country,
soc.
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who are suffering from Ca'arrh. with than
] am very respectfully,
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IToy. Steel Nails. tie.

lron-American refined, Ola Domin-
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes,
> i-lOc, English and Amer lean sheet,
81 to 5ic: SWedes hammered, 4 to &c;
hoop. 3 to lsc.
Nalls-Old Dominion, standard sir,
go %; steel, - 81.
Walker horse shoes, "a. mules, 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-11

That Fred. Douglass iiAes white folks
better than he Goes his own race, Is shown
by The fact that hc declares he Will not
leave Tor Hayti until a stable gcverIffnent Il
tnefe established. ~ stable" government
isaboui "a. b.st that could be established In
Haytl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-24
BlIIDUEPORf JOTISGs.

A Girl burned hT Natural aas-GOnCrni
News and Personals.
F,E. Jones, Of Allegheny, is ln the city on bus.
lnesS.
". r. Graham, Secretary Of the Standard Mill,
returned nome yesterday from business tflp "
New Lisbon.
Col Amos Homer, former BhdgCpoftef, but
more recently located At MorrlAlOwil Il tho guest
VI relatives hero.
The Diamond mill i working 10 an excellent
trade, and II required 10 run night aud day 10
supply their orders
The trench for the water pipe along Bank
street Ia being dug aud will be ready ~ receive
tie pipo IN a few days
The E,uA Iron Company are erecting quite a
large nddltlOn 70 thelt warehouse iO b. used OG'
CluslVcly Tor angle Iron.
l. A. Greenfield, Of BeilAltc, accompanied BY
GeORa ROmiCk Wei0 10 the city yesterday in the
interest Of the PcnnylVanlA COMPANY.
Gen. o. n. CuAlck, Of Rush Hun, wh1 IL very
well aud iAvofAbly known here, n confined II
his home by very severe attack VI Illness
sllas bailey and hls brother Allen, Of BAtnps.
willie, accompanied by theif wives fotufacd
home Yesterday after a worry pleasant visit with
Mrs. ], T.. TtuCmAn,
The galvanlIlnE department Of tho Standard
Iron works resumed operations Yesterday, the
IalEe poi Of kettle In which lie c6mpotlil6h ioi
gAlTAhliing Il mpitci having been repaired aud
put In working order 4 Suspension Of WORK
was OccaslOned by leak that WaS discovered.
Miss Edna boston, bridgeport gltl. employed
IN 4 hellAlfo glass house, came near lptlng bel
lie yesterday morning whom .he began bet
work. The gah had been estApl1E aud Mis-
liOtlun, not knowing this struck 4 match u
ilghl II, when . aheei Oiilame instantly enlelOp
eli hpF hands and lacC she jumped back and
had presence Of mind 10 wrap her apron AROUND
half. one hand Il burned, and abe i sans eye
bfuWa, Oyp-lnAhea and bann.