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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01
New York Financial Market.
lBy Telegraph

INV YORK, October 3l.-Money closed
AT per cent. Exchange closed steady
posted rates 4Sl 1@ i>6; actual rates, 1903.
n iSl for sixty days. and 1850 49,. for de-
mand. Governments closed quiet; currency
o.. ll7i2 bid; - coupons, TT bid; = do,
1851 bid.
There was very little activity in the gen.
eral stock market this morning. but the tone
OF speculation was firm and prices for most
of the list advanced. The Changers. Union
Pacific, Missouri Pacific. and \anderbilts
were especially active and strong. At noon
prices were mp "a 4 per cent. The bears
actively hammered the trust stocks. Dur
ing the afternoon the general list was IRE
glilar. but the changes were confined within
very narrow limits. The final prices were
irreguarly changed about onc-half. being
fractionally lower and the remainder higher
10 a similar extent. The sales amounted 10
276 go shares.
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CURES WITHOUT THE USE OF NAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBES If AND
KNOWS IT'S VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction Of tn
waters Of The celebrated Healing Spring O
Ashe county. y. G., "A hoider and mucl
iaore strongly impregnated spring OF waite
was found higher up the valley on the land
Of Major !. &. RUNNER.
For Blood Diseases. CancerOUs Affections
all kind, OF Diseases of the skin, limples
Botches. Isoughns SIS. Sallowness. Mole an,
lad Complexion. aides VINO. from loss 81
rest, oNer-exertion, and too much dissipa
ton. become languid and blase, will find th'
plummor lirCmine Arsenic Water a greal
boon aud rostorer of freshness. sufferer
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion. or any stomach
or Kidney Troubles. Will find the Plummcl
hromino Arsenic Water gives immediate re
lief. how tire analysis OF The plummer Bro
mine arsenic Water ioyour physician and
ask HIM all IL help you.
our leading zoe ois are prescribing this
wOndei.ul water ami receiving the bert re-
suits flOm its action. II is daily growing i'm
favor with tie medical fraternity, and the
demand Tor The water Is rapidly Increasing.
lnth, near .uture the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Wafer will become The leading
Healing water 81 the world for all Blood
stomach. kidney. and skin Diseases.
WHAT THE "rLUMMFR BRNM NE ARSE
Nc WATER HAS DONE FOR A RICH-
MOND LADY. AND HAT SHE SAYS
ABOUT If.
being great sufferer from Indigestion.
and being unable 10 eat either fruit or Nege-
tables, on making my trouble known To br.
LandOn q. Edwards he advised me 10 use
Plummrr Riomine Arsenic Water know
my my regular physician. br. Hunter Sic
CURE. had prescf bed The same water. |
Drocureg case of the Piummer Bromine
Arsenic Water. and am glad 10 say when
using this water ! could ,af anything. fruits
and vegetables included. and my skin viii g
using the water was cle1r ana free rom
l1mples. Blotches. aud letter. which always
came when ealing fruits without Dir mixing
Ilummcr BrOmine Arsenic Water / gladly
give my testimony 10 the value OF Plummer
Brom ne Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
an cleaning and purifying the skin.
see that you get the ilummcr BrOmine
Arsenic Mnfnr frnm A .ne cOunfN. =. L.
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New York Cotton Market.
NY Telegraph

NEW YORK. October 3l.--Ncssr-. Hub
Lard. Price & Co. saw: '''Ihc course Of ~.
DAYS cotton market in New York has been
limited within narrow fluctuations and ap.
pears APPLY 10 reflect the Uniformed opinion.
with regard TO its future. During the first
hours of its session il sold down somewhat.
the supply coming mainly, we think, in The
est, hut toward the end Of the
day the feeling grew decidedly lrincr, and
the close was firm at prices slightly above
last evening. Tn, buying was predicaied,
so We understand, upon rumor that the
crop report Of a well-known Memphis house
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Chicago Markets.
lBy Tclcgr2ph.l

CHICAGO. October 3l.-Whcat opened
active and higher. Corn strong and Yer,
active. oat- fairly active and steady. Pro
yi,i0ns active and Irregular Closinss
Wheat October. ss7Ic.; November. 71i &C..
December. sJl.. Corn-OctOber. $3.50: No
'cnlber, 523- az NC: December. 32c. Oats
October, ls4c.: November. 10; December
le3zc. Pork-October, S9.j2is: November
N.4IH; January. 1920. Lard-October
SG.Sj; November, $5.9j: December. $j.S5.
Ribs October. 500: November, 1890: Jan.
uary. <i.7O0xi.72iS.
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Baltimore Marx eta.
lBy Telegra, h.

BALTIMORE. MD. October 3l.-Cotten
dull: middling, loi.c. Flour quiet. Wheat
Southern steady: Fulfz. ia Sc: LOngberry
40 -'ic; No. =, slc.: Western duh: No. .
winter red. spot. 1ei. @soc.; November. soc.
asked. tOrn->Cuthern quiet: white. 4lW
iJc.; yellow. $40 Re: Western firmer;
mixed. spot. i04W Me-: November, 40ltc.
oats firm and unhanscd. Rye quiet al jicf
Doc. Provisions dull. Petroleum quiei
refined. $50. Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes.
fair. ne. sugar steady: \ soft, &c.
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NV YonK. October 3l.-flour dull
bat steadicr: fine grades winter sl.25@ s2.J
spring, $g.2jWs2.G0: Southern steady; trade
and family extras s3W,i.jo. Wheat closed
higher; spot sales OF No. red. s213@ sia4c.:
No. > red. winter. November. SIi4c.
Corn closed firm ard higher; spot sales Of
No. mixed. 4lF l2i.c.: No. = mixed.
November, II T.. Dat. closed quiet and
&c. higher: spot sales Of No. white. 3ic.
No. , DO, 2Sifc.; No. mixed. November,
2Gc. Pork dun: mess. $l2N l2.25; LAID
closed weak and lower: November. sG.41@
,Ss luE4 gar steady; cu.lo-, al
lated, &c. Coffee steady; SPOT lots fair Rio,
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RICHMOND, VA. October 81, lNe.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat .S6 bushels.
Corn 200 bushels.
Oats-3.0OO bushels.
Rye-30O bushels.
SAILS REPORIFD TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry. $50 bushels very good
n SIC. Mixed. 10 bushels prime at Sc.
shOrtbcTy. - bushels good AT s2c.; 20
bushels fair at 1Sc. Total sales If wheat
!, - bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QaofntiOps.- Nidding. i0i.c.: low nd
sin.. ~ Co.; good ordinary. SIC.
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4 Careful Host.

Country Boarder-ilow is it, Mrs.
Hayseed, that with all the cucumbers on
your farm you never have them on the
table?
Mrs. Hayseed-The horse Is lame.
1.-The horse lame. What has that to
do with it,
"Well, you sec we live way off in the
country, and is most ten miles TO a doc
tor. New Yxk Weekly.
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HuDDiCHtI'S Rheumatic Cure

herewith testify that Mr.. j. \. Adair. Or. j.
= Pemberton, Mr.. &. II. Strong, Messrs.
llutchsOn * Bro. Of Atlanta, Ca, and MI.
". Il. Wynne II 1adsdeh, Ala. are all per-
sOnal friends Of mine. The testimony Of
these men j. unimpoachable. | was pastor
for ten 90 years or Or. PemhertOn, one OF
GcorIid's most honorable druggist; II lea-
con W. Is. Wynne, one al the b. - men that
ever lived IN Alabama orGeorgu, and f rr.
Hutchinson. VIII" Is WORTHY 10 stand by tie
side of any druggist Of America. For To- z
wears Dr. PemhcriOn was a sufferer to aD tN %
circulating decree; 80 was also Deacon WINNIE
Those who read the testimony q ala the
Christian gentlemen above named. and tha'
al Mr. Charles L. Wcathcrbee, and that OF
Mr. Albert Howell. and of MIR samuel bun-
lap. need not hesitate to accept their STATE
ments without abatement. also know the
company seeking To Introduce This wondcr-
nl cure. Whatever Ct testimony they may
publish the public may confidently receive.
A.. 4. SPALDiNG,
Pastor First Baptist Church, Galveston. and
President of the Texas Baptist General
Convention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

HIlW VI'sTI7 y W. III -T1III 0IIT'Ts
NEW YORK. October 81 Our market 10 >
O'Clock today was largely Cotton oil. which
broke per cent. and took sugar with il
, per cent. Railroad stocks were strong
and money 7M9. The trading is very slight
and everybody seems 10 be waiting for some
OF the pending deals 10 come TO "a head and
supply bull ammunition and leaders. The
character of the general news continues to
be- very bullish. and railroad tonnage and
earnings are highly satisfactory. Holders
of railroad stocks are content 10 keep them.
and therefore the bear efforts result in little
more than deliveries. The market in the
last hour WAS strong and promising.
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4 Wonderful Cure in Louisville,
Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. KY. December n. 1856.
hereby certify that three bottles OF Hun
nicut's Rheumatic cure cured my wife per
fcctly well I'm four weeks time, after being
confined TO the house for six months with a
severe attack Of muscular rheumatism. II Is
certainly most wonderful cure.
Z.T. UNDERWOOD,
CITY Ticket Agent j. VI. & |. Il. r., :. ". cor
ner Third and Main streets.
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CPOTT & SPOTT.

SPOTT & SPOTT.
MANUFACTURING JEwELERs.
We can save you from ten To twenty-five
per cent. on Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry
silverware. speciacles. Eye. Glasses. Opera
Glasses. &c.
Watch and Diamond c. l)sconstantly form
ms.
Highest cash prices for old Gold and silver
ocls 6il EAST BROAD STREET.
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INTERESTING LETTER
From n Weli-knOWn and Emf
ncnt Divine.

GALVESTON, TEX, August 10. 1857.
Desiring 10 commend 10 friends i'm Ala
bann, kentncl.y, IeNns and GoOrgIn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

II your druggist does not have "IIUNNI-
CUFFS RiEt MATIC CURE" ia stock make
him order IL for you. Price, slOO per bottle;
six bottles for $500.
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Richmond stock Market.


Reported hy John l.. Williams 4 son
banker, and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-01

Reported 10y G. W. Branch q Co., bankers
and brokers. No. iii Main street.
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PRE- STON b I'LL " N,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. Is Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. Sc.

ut is wonderful that from the bosom Of
Mother Earth fiows streams for the healing
OF her children.-s. a q. r..
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Tur Scotsman says: 4 number Of the
widow, and other relatives Of the miners
whose remains are still ontOmbed in the pit,
Dn Wednesday held a demonstration ut the
scene Of the disaster. The demonstration
VAS Of largor dimensions than the previous
one. between forty and my women turning
out on Wednesday. the most Of them being
respectfully .attired in black. About 1870
the women set out in the first instance 10
lhe company Office at Ea,tlicld, 10 inter
view tie manager and state their demand
lo have the pit r,opencd al once. The mar
aeer not being az the Office, they went 10
Obj. scene of the disaster at MauriceWOod,
htt there they were equally unsuccessful.
number Oi articles Of clothing and other
relies OF The deceased miners have been
brought 20 the surface from time 10 time,
and placed for Identification along the wall
Of the engine house. On the women being
annr'scd of this, they made their way 10 the
spot. when quite number of the articles
were identified and taken away. After re-
naming on the ground for over an hour. the
women wen: next 10 Sunnyside Cottage,
The residence OF the manager. They were
Informed that he had gone 10 Glasgow with
The midday train. and the party then re-
turned 10 -hOitstOwn. where they dispersed.
They have announced their intention Of re-
peailng the demonstration Till their pur-
pose Il gained.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.

Richmond, VA, October 81, 1sss
OFFERINGS.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

The following Ia IL lis, of the societies in
this village and their meeting nights.
Manufacturers Lodge No. 10, |. O. O.
r.. meets every Tuesday evening Odd
FehCV = Hall. PRiuGcld street.
Woonasquatucket Encampmeut No. 10,
|. O. O. r. meets first and third Monday
evening Of each month at odd Zee lows
Hall.
Perseverance Lodge No. l3. X. Of Z.
meets every Tuesday evening in Spriu-
GERS Hall, High street.
Uniform Rank Il. of Z. meets second
Thursday of each month at Springers
Hail. High street.
Branch No. 259, G. X. Of A. meets first
and third Tuesday evening of each month
in Foresters' Hall.
Court Olneyvillc. No. 6i63. A. o. T..
meets first and third Friday Of each
month at Foresters' Hall.
Con5lave No. 30. X. :. l.. meets second
fourth Friday of each month at Fores-
tcrs' Hall.
Brigade No .. o. A. meets first aud
third Wednesday of each month at Sprin-
gers Hall, High street
Peabody Lodge No. lSi, Sons Of 81.
George. meets second and fourth Monday
in each month at Odd Fellows Hall,
The Daughters of ST. George meet
second and fourth Wednesdays Of each
month in springeTs Hall, High street.
The British American Association meets
first and third Thursdays in each month
in Springers Hall, High street.
Union Aid Society meets every two
weeks on Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
Narragansett Assembly No. IL, II. 5.
q. +. meets first Thursday evening OF
each month in Odd Fellows Hall, Plain.
field street.
Narragansctt Lodge No. 4 Ancient
Order United Wokmen meets 2nd and
4th Thursdays, Stokes Assembly Rooms,
High street.
Nauagansett C0nmandery 2J3, United
Order of the Golden Cross, meets first
and third Friday evenings Of each month
n odd Fellows Hall, Plaintield street.
Olneyvillr Business Mems Association
meets second and fourth Monday in their
rooms, 1888 Iligh street.
Iyanhoc Lodge No. I6, Il, Of =. meets in
Manufacturers Hall every Ihursday
evening.
Bud Of Hope Lodge, L. o. O. t., NJ. H.,
meets second and fourth Wednesday, OF
each month. IN Stokes Hall, High street.
The Robert Emmet Literary Associa-
tion meets in Emmet Hall. the dIet AMI
third Wednesday, and fourth Sunday Of
the month.
st. Mary's Temperance Society meets
second and fourth Sunday each month In
ball ON Barton street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05
SOCIETY NEWS.


w. D. Harris has become "A member Of
Iyanhoe Lodge, X. ofP.
Pythian Day will be July 3lst, and
Oakland Beach has been selected AZ the
place.
About 14O members Of Peabody Lodge
Sons Of ST. George attended church at
Cromplon last Sunday.
Manufacturer Lodge held meeting
on Tuesday evening Nothing was done
but The routine business.
Mr. /. NJ. Jones. Master Of the Excheq-
uer al Perseverance Lodge. is spending
the week al Block Island.
Mr. John II. Walsh, Of Court Olney-
vile. 4. o. T., has been elected delegate
10 the Minneapolis convention.
by special dispensaiion Of the Grand
Lodge the regular meeting Of Iyanhoe
Lodge was postponed one week
Court Sheridan. A. o. T., installed It's
recently elected officers Wednesday even
ing. and Court Olueyville's installation
was on Thursday evening
woonasguatucket Encampmeut held a
regular meeting Monday evening. A
committee was appointed 70 make ar
rangements Tor the annual field day,
which will be- held this month.
Olneyville Branch. No. 800, Catholic
knights of America, through So treas
urer, John n DruIy, forwards t2j "a
Brother J. J. O'Rourke, Secretary a
State Council of Pennsylvania, 20 be used
tor tho relief Df the Conemaugh Valley
| sufferers.
Perseverance Lodge held a regular
meeting Tuesday evening by a special
dispensat.ou Of the State Lodge the three
ranks were conferred on a candidate who
| IL about CO. remove from the state. The
rank II knight was also conferred IN
another candidate. DeTuty Chas. Mer-
cier vas present and made some interest
ing remarks. The financial officers n The
lodge nal. their semi.annual reports.
AZ The aezt meeting u Bud ~ Hops
Lodge, /. y. .. r., 81. U.'the following
recently elected officers will be installed
Grand Master. Joseph HopwoO1 Noble
Grand. Richard Lang; Vice Grand. Jefs'
/ Orton; Permanent Secretary, Maurice
sugden; Elective Secretary, Wilson
Beck Treasurer. samnel Spencer; lee
I ture Master. William Beck. The install.
alton will be conducted by the disiric,
oaioerp, and occurs next weinesday eye
ming.
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BUSINESS MEMS SKETCHES.
T.. y. Robbins

The proprietor Of the Olneyyillc Hotel
Restaurant, has been a resident Of this
vicinity nearly ten years. He was born
in the good old Cape town of Earwich.
and like all boys ia that section, took 20
the salt water as kindly as a duck does
90 horse pond. At the early age " nine
he shipped a. cabin boy on coaster. AMI
from that time till he vas u hs went 90
school in winter and spent tae rest n The
year ia the coastwise business, becoming
an expert seaman. About this time be
went 20 New York and there shipped az
an able seaman on a 6ne clipper ship
bound Tor Valparaiso, Chilli Afier the
long voyage around the " Horn the slip
reached her destination, ani after un-
loading sailed for San Francisco Tor a
cargo. The ship loaded with grain here,
and set sail Tor Liverpool AZ Liverpool
Nr. Robbins shipped on a Boston clipper
a. first officer, and saile1 Tor Pbiladel-
phia. This was quite a responsibility Tor
a young man n lees than twenty years,
but the Cape Col training made good
sailOrs. lie male two voyages ia this }
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MANTON.

Samuel Bates is visiting relatives at
Foster
DR.. worth is having his sulKy painted
at Wm, Cranes.
Leroy Emhod IL awarded the prize for
base ball throwing,
John r. Hulmes rs rebuilding his wall
that recently caved in.
Miss Maggie Richardson goes TO New
York next week oa "A visit.
Quite n party Of Manton people were
at Crescent Park, Sunday.
Mr.. Murphy, who lives In Mr. Me
Carlhy's house, has removed TO Olney-
Vile.
Mrs. George G. Calef and daughter
spent three days this week at Block
Island.
Fourth Of July passed of very quietly
here, many people spending the day In
the city.
Henry Wade, the violin maker, has
turned his attention 20 banjos and now
has Gue one under way
The little daughter Of Fred Walch Is
very sick this week. She Is attended 10y
DR.. Eddy, Of Olncyville.
Mr. NJ Marsh, the popular clerk n I
Il. Richardson's, left town Monday night
for New York, where he will spend n
week.
Quot pitching is again the rage, and
the old ground ia the rear OF Coates
Block are throngcd with the champions
every evening.
The long deferred railroad extension
between Dyeryilc and this place will
soon be begun and Manton people are
more than pleased.
The Golden Hour Club went 10 Har-
mony, yesterday, aud INDUCED in n clam
bake The Harmony stage took the
party 60 their destination.
William Mathewson, Of the Belknap
District, has just purchased two hacks
and two pairs of horpes, and will go to
Narragansett Pier next week for the
season.
Anchor Lodge held an interesting
meeting Monday evening. 40 usual the
Attendance WAS good. The officers Of the
Grand Lodge will visit Anchor Lodge on
the evening of July 18th.
The game of ball on Pryor's lot last
Saturday between the Young Mantons
and wanskucks did not come of, AZ the
wanskucks failed 10 put in an appear
auce. II will probably be played To-
morrow at Wonskuck.
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ship. aud finally left her at Charlestown
and came back 20 Harwich. after an ab-
sence Of nearly three years. lie then
returned TO coasting again, spending two
more years in H. He then went 20 Taun-
ton. Mass, and learned the trade Of stove
thopnting, working for the well-known
Weir Stove Co Finding after two years
OF that work that il did not agree with
his health. he came 20 Providence and
secured work with the Union Horse Rail
road Co. as conductor. After following
this business for seven years, working
the whole time on Olneyville lirSs. he
bought out the Mathewson Hotel Restau-
rant. aud has since run il in a manner
that has pleased the public, il We may
Judge from the steady patronage it has
received Naturally, the restaurant is
the headquarters for horse ear men who
are not blessed with family ties, and it
also gets full share Of the transient
business. Mr.. Robbins Ia an enthusiastic
knight Of Pythias, and is a past chan.
cellor oflyauhoe Lodge
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05
EVANSVILLE.

Mr.. john klrk's new house Ia being
lathed.
The Fruit Hill school closed last Fri
day for vacation.
The Young Lymansvllles will play the
Young Cranslons Saturday.
Mrs. McLaughlin's new house will be
ready for occupants within n few days.
Miss NJ Il. Lalkin, Of Georgiavillc
finishes her music term this week, for a
six weeks vacation.
The cross has been put on the st
Thomas church tower, and 1t makes n
handsome structure.
Mrs. Reiner aud son will leave here
Monday evening for New York, where
they will sail for Europe, July 9th.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05
MARRIED.

The llth uit.. 90 ulueJ tile. y. ]! p L'F. y. y
A. Dagis. 10th ~ Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-07-05

--Ihcrg is an "arislDc~lcy' Of In
tcilcct as we'll ns " birth, or Of money,
and highly-culuya'od people arc apt 20
bo ~ disdainiul of oyory-dny thinkers
as rich people arc Of tho poor. Yet
liyos arc made noble, and the world Is
made happier. very often, by simple
thinkers, % whom tho rcGncmcnts Of
philosophy arc unknown quantities -
Texas Siilings.
--IIappincss depends not on what
one has, bat on what ono ia 10 who
s. Of - cheerful spirit will b. cheerful
IN all bis priyatims. 10 who Is of
complaining spirit willneyer lack oc-
casions of complaining 10 is not ones
possessions or ones surroundings, but
ones way.pi looking at his possessions
and surroundings, that settles tho
question of ones chceriulncss, wherey.
II hs ls. or whatever be- ba..