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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Victrix Casa Dis ilacuit, ssd Vic
Catoni.

victrix Casa Dis rlacuit. Sod yicts
Cstoni.
~ the wetsrs Of Babylon We cit down and
weep.
When We remember the. and that dear
land
The short-iived cAlld Of freedom. Deep. how
deep.
The sorrow in our souls. The master hsnd
That held the rudder when the surges rolled.
And The ship staggered with the storm, Is
cold.
Alas In vain the son Of freedom strovo
To save the mother from the bloody cross
That waited her. The imperial tyrant drove
THE nails into her handn--our bitter loss.
She died slain In the house Of friends. her
name
Exaltsa by her slsyer.-vhsts famoi
rhou couls'st net save her. nsught thy
strength avail
Against the gold that brides. the forco that
fclls.
rst, glorious tho brave heart that did not
fail
Beneath the fslon's chains. the dungeon
cells.
Ths nations ruler was not half so great
As the meek martyr yielding TO his fate.
Forget thceg Not Not while the sncisnt
blood
or souihsrn sires beats ia a Southern
heart
Thou msdest nation: though the whirling
Hood
swept II away. Though lost 70 sight thou
Alive for us to-day. Pure magistrate.
Iruo man. who, all being done, cOuldst
stand and wait.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

The American Garden comes to Us
with q suggestive article on this sub
ect, in which IL says:
"The farm as a means OF reform IS
attracting considerable attention from
the press and those actively engaged in
the amelioratiOn Of the condition Of the
human race. Wonderful, indeed. have
been the results in making useful men
and women, from the unprOmising ma
terial Afforded by the neglected children
OF the larger cities. Many Of these, old
in wicked ness are young enough nyears
to be influenced for good. Put upon
a beautiful peace Of land, most of them
quickly reflect the benefits to be derived
from wholesome surroundings. We
wish to suggest that gardening home as
means Of prevention is equally i'm
portant, and has b5en somewhat over
looked. Give a child little garden OF
a size that will keep II employed, but
not oyertax its strength or resources,
and an immediate gain by the harmless
amusement and absence Of danger 10
afforded, as well as the foundation laid
for tastes that NAV prove Of the greatest
benefit in after life. IL Is generally
agreed that children, like fowls, are
better when living In smaller num-
bers, so by ali means let the 'shil-
dren's home and similar institutions
be where land is plentiful enough to af-
ford little gardens, and much Of the
care and annoyance will be taken from
those having these institutions 10
charge, in exchange for a moderate
amount Of care aud instruction in teach
ing the little gardeners how to proceed.
Ia the Eastern States especially, where
the relative importance Of gardening 10
larger farming is greatly increasing.
will knowledge gained in this way be
useful and teach self-help. ln
the large institutions where the
inmates are lighted and watered
and warned by machinery, they GER
tainly do not learn to be self.helpful,
and there is no intellectual stimulus or
anything to develop individuality, and
the elements Of character die out, with
no occasion to provide for their own
wants OF opportunity to study cause
and effect. We wish all young people
who have been injured in body or mind
by society or circumstances could 90
back on the soil TO be recruited or
cured by mother nature.
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lower than the closing figures mere on sat
urday. and this market responded with
similar declines at the opening. The "coal-
ers' were dull and depressed throughout
the forenoon. on the continued unfayay0r-
able outlook. 50 far n the weather Is con-
cerned. for the trade. and New Jersey Cen
trail was down > points to 100.
After midday the market was
extremely dun. At times trading came al
most to a standstill. but prices were iirmer
and generally higher. due chiefly 70 the I'M
decided attitude Of the shorts, who seem 10
be- apprehensiye Of squeeze The mar
ket closed dun. but very strong at about the
best prices in most cases. Even New Jer-
sey Central recovered most Of the early de-
cline. The advance for the day ranged
from 10 IL per cent. To-day's sales
amounted 10 1868 shares.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

NEW YORK. January 2O.-The market
was very duh to-day, with four features,
three ON the bull side, and one on the bear.
on the bear side the extreme weakness OF
the Granger stocks shows the bear party
was not inactive. Trading in the room
looked very much as new trading had come
into the market. The list as whole closed
strong. Railroad earnings reported We're
favorable. The weather is awful for the
coal trade. and Reading has been cutting
prices on contracts freely. We still believe
coal stocks are decided menace 70 a bet
ter market, and not only menace, but the
fact that they are 80 supported prevents
trading in other securities. We can see no
reason for changing our opinion. we snail
have "A narrow, featureless market.
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Letter from Rev. J. b. Hawthorne oil
Atlanta, Ga.


Thousands Of my southern friends Ano"
what a sufferer from catarrh have been.
SIX months ago, by the advice OF my pnl-
sicians. / gave up the passionate. ! nave
,oe1 Two bottles Of Kings Royal UeIihe.
teur.v and while / cannot say tnaI ! a." ''D
comnletely cured, l do affirm that IL mas 81
fa pr'' relieved me / experience no pam MOI
/ feel h 10 be my duty to say also t9ai tn .,
effects Of this remedy upon my WY W, " 81
,.aen even more signal and wonderful; sne
bos been almost lifelong invaiio ron
n '19 headache, neuralgia ana rheuina'
lem 49, I'm IA period of thirty years she has
s s,.,r had a DAYS exemption rom pam
ST. has been using " Germeteur " aDou. w. W.
.an, rs more complete Transformation
rbnxe mover witnessed. Every symptom, ~
- n disease has disappeared. She appears =. -
~. twenty wears Younger ana - happy anu
''tays',i a. a healthy child. we nave p Yi'
swaded many Of our afflicted irlenus ~ a '@ y,
sho o medicine. and the testimony OIL al VI
hem h that il is a great remedy.
liieih 10 ''''' j. h. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanfa. Ga, July I'm, 1881
For ale by all druggists,
Price. $3.50 per bottle. cx
90 vSs A. MINOR DRUG CONAN
Opposite Postofilce, Richmono' '"
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AsHEvrLLE, y. c., January l7.-Oherings
have continued very heavy here until TO-
dav. when they are reduced by the coolest
wind we have had f0rnearly twelve months,
the thermometer ranging below freezing
point Yesterday and last night. But prices
show no abatement on ANYTHING offered,
while all good color ranges from - cents TO
10 cents. Wrappers occasionally touch the
latter price. and cutters 90 10 high rs A.
cents. The Messrs. Duke, Of Durham. have
established an agency here and rented a
salts est
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

LYNCHBURG, Va, January ls.-Nith
quite full receipts for this time OF the sea-
son, our market shows great deal OF AMI
nation, and all grades are in active demand
at former high prices. Especially the better
GRADES Of dark and bright leaf are eagerly
sought after, and sell at outside prices The
receipts reached about 100000 pounds TINS
week, swelling the total since october ISL,
1889. 10 about 100000 pounds. against
about 100, 900 pounds during same period
last season. Ii is estimated that about one
fourth Of the crop in our district has been
sold by this time.
Holt. SCHAEFER * Co.
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Messrs. Baldwin n Farnum telegraph
Thomas Branch & co. as follows:
CHICAGO, January 2O.-May wheat opened
at Sic, with plenty for sale. The large
liquidation OF Friday and Saturday, and
the fact that we have had a liberal break.
should have given MS a better market than
we have had. The bulls act as though they
were played out. They neither buy much
nor stand long boy the purchases they make.
Result is that when they load up on a little
rally there is mo- one 10 sell %. was the
case to-day when the realizing began al
sOAc with little help Of bears The market
declined and closed weak. Decrease in
visible was light when YOU consider Of the
600. 600. 10000 of 10 was owing 10 a fire in
Baltimore. Minneapolis sold here to-day,
and it acts as though this was neither the
time nor place for wheat in our market to
advance. Corn quiet; &c. lower than sat
uuay. We are waiting for little more de-
cline. when shall feel like advising our
friends 10 buy. Gables unchanged. Pro
yisiOns-at the opening with only 2j,0W
hogs. with quality poor ana price DC. higher,
there was but little stun for sale. scalpers
bid market up. being helped by packers buy
ing little. Towards close market eased,
being influenced mainly by some selling.
said 10 be for Cudahy's account. II they
yet little sell higher we shall look 10 see
packers sell, as they are carrying quite lib
ernI stock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

LUCK AND LABoR.-Luck is waiting
for something to turn. Labor, with
keen eyes and strong will, will turn ~
something. Luck lies in bed and wishe,
the postman would bring him news OF
legacy. Labor turns out at 0 o clock,
aud with busy pen and ringing ham
msr. LAYS the foundation OF compe
tency. Luck whines. Labor whistlssi
Luck vo,s to the poor-house. Labor TO
indspen lencs. Our Dumb Animals.
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NewrYork Produce Market.

NEW YORK. January 2O.-Flour dull and
weak: Southern flour closed steady, I'M.
changed Wheat weaker; spot sales No.2red-
winter. S6@ SCI &C.; No.2 red, winter,J January
s5slc. Corn closed weak; spot sales No.
,. mixed. 31L6M5sc.; steamer, mixed,
SIZE. oats closed strong and L@&c. bet
ter; spot sales No. !, mixed, 3Oc.; No.
mixed. 29l5@ 294c. Pork dull; new mess,
SlO.5OalI. Lard closed stronger; Feb
ruary. 1928. Sugar-Raw steady: refined
ouiei. unchanged. Cohee-Sp0t carg0es
steady: fair Rio cargOes. 1910.
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Baltimore Market.
lBy telegraph

BALTIMORE, Nd. January 20.-60tteh
quiet; mlddling 1910 l0lsc. Flour rather
quiet. Wheat-SOuthern firm and prime
higher. Futz. 73@Sic.; Longberry, 73@
Sc: gi..ed. No. red, Soc; steamer, nc;
Western quiet No. winter red, spot, and
January, SOEWsO4c. C0m-sOuthern dull
and easier; white, 3O@i2; yellow, 3j@4Oc.;
Western, active; mixed spot, and January,
and Pennsylvania, 2SW3O4c.; Western
white 2g@3Olc, do. mixed, 27@S4c.;
Graded No. , white soc. Rye nominal
Prime to choice, 56@5Sc.; Provisions duh
and lower. Coffee firm; Rio cargOes fair,
l99l9Ac.; sugar strong. A soft. 6@6lSc.;
Whiskey, moderately active, lO9GllO
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



NEW YORK. January 2O.-Hubbard. Price
a Co. i'm their cotton circular tonight say
..The market opened to-day at an advance
Of from tO 10 points, consequent upon an
improvement in Liverpool Of from 3 10 4
points. and a much improved spot market
and large sales Of actual cotton there. The
advance mere was, however, met with sales 20
realize on the part Of those previously long Of
the market and considerable short selling as
well. and within five minutes after the open
inc the market was easier, and within half
IAN hour afterward was nearly again at Sat
urday's prices Throughout the day the
trading has been exceedingly feyerish in
character. and the transactions reached the
largest total for any single day this season.
The general feeling seems 10 De that we
shall see lower prices tomorrow and con-
nnued reaction. but it is well 10 bear in
mind that such reactions contribute 10 the
creation Of a short interest. which has, in
our opinion, been considerably increased
today. and if Liverpool seems inclined al
the moment to carry the price beyond q
pence, the demand 10 cover will no doubt
again sharply advance prices here"
Futures closed 10 6 points lower; sales
1873. 700 bales. Receipts al ports to-day es-
timated at 10000. spot is quiet at ll-l6 ad-
vance: middling uplands, 10 l-l6. sales,
3li bales. Closing: January, 1860 1865;
February. 1860 lO.6S; March, lO.140 1919;
April. l0.Sl@lO.s2; May, lO.S@ 1857; June,
l0.sf@lO.02; July, @l0.9J; August,
I.OOml1.0l; September, SlO.5O@ 1882; Octo-
Der, l0.23@ 1923.
I'm Liverpool spot cotton closed frmer;
middling uplands, j3sd; sales, 1900 bales.
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New York Financial Market.

NEW YORK, January 2O.-Money closed at
per cent, the lowest rate; highest, per
cent. Exchange closed duh; posted rates,
4s2lz@4S7; actual rates, 4s2@ ls2lt TOR sixty
DAYS, and $50 1861 for demand. Govern
ments steady; currency 6's, ZIG bid; as
coupons, l2J bid; Hfs, do, 1917 bid.
The stock market this morning was duh
and generally lower. The early prices In
Lond IN We're all from 10 per cent.
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Richmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, Va, January 20, 1900.
Receipts-ilj head Of cattle; 10G sheep;
Oh hogs.
sales-iS2 head Of cattle; 1876 sheep; 81
hogs.
Prices Cattle, best. 4 TO 4Hc. gross /;
medium % good, 80 30 $40. gIoss; COM
mm0n 90 fair, % &c. gross; sheep. 10
&C. gross; hogs, ~ 10 5j4c. net; bulls, ,
TO SIC. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

A.sta.. 90 tho general or nervous sy.iam. theA e
r.tas a.',a can excel. if easai tAe All. @. Tonic
ws,.anas. ,ruthiai contradiction even by skeptes.
ra-. rsf.fshie
SOLD 1857 ALL DRUGGISTS Troatise on Blood
% SID Disease. By mail free Address a. B. O.
lnnanco.i, .aaa Twelfth street. Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

RICHMOND, Va. January g. 1889.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
A general meeting Of the stockholders In
THE EUROPEAN RAILWAY SIGNAL co.
is called 10 be held at 1914 EAST MAIN
STREET, Richmond, Va, At +. NJ,
FEBRUARY 18th, 1890.
Special Notices and Blank Proxies viii be
mailed.
BY order OF Board OF Directors.
j. JOHNSON,
II. l.. HOOVER, President.
secy and Treas. ja9-td
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE.
dissolution,

The firm Of WARREN & QUARLEs was
dissolved by the death OF Mr George W.
Warren. which occurred January l4th. 1890.
The affairs OF the late concern viii be settled
10y the undersigned. who will continue the
Banking and Brokerage business In his own
name. and sOliclts a continuance OF the pa
trOnage Of the late firm.
W.R. QUARLES,
fal0-Gt liz Main street.
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
Il ~f0etI.II.r. Of the
pAMINkff MAHL AND PHOSPHATE
COMPANY
MII hr NeIl REQ ihe Office Of the Company, In
Richmond Nt.at ~ II. TUESDAY, JANU-
AHf Z-fu. $500
hY order oi President
RI pEGRAM. JR.,
fel-.lm secretary.
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Richmond stock Market.
RrcuNoNp. Va. January 20. 1890.

Reported by John l.. Williams a Son
bankers and brokers. No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
GraiR AID Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, January 20, 1880.
OFFERINGS.

Wheat-3,7j4 bushels.
COrn--l.4l4 bushels.
Oats-60O bushels.
SALES EEPOETED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat LOngberry. 1000 bushels very
good on private terms. Mixed. 800 bushels
fair at Zoe. Shortberry, - bushels good at
7sc.; - bushels common at 7Oc.; lJ bush
els common at O7c.; : bushels common az
G0c. Total sales Of wheat 1854 bushels.
Corn-White, 470 bushels very good on
private terms.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED
BY THE USE OF.
CHASE CITY
aUng@ RHa lH1aTrn
rs CENTS PER GALLON,
AT
OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Road. Road
OXFORD, y. c., September
lTr n H. Tfqrdy. Chase Cify "a.

VAADitIf ~ Nsf 1NNA'AitNNA ID
M. W. h. Hardy, chase Ciy, Va
Il Is with great pleasure that certify tnat
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wife was relieved Of the worst case of dyspep-
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ate no food except small quantities Of skiln-
med milk. Any and all medlclnes--ihe
simplest and blandest--acted as lifitants
whenever taken. Bismuth and laciO-pepsin
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lowed. From the first part of February 10 the
first Of July her food consisted only of milk
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hard boiled eggs never moro than two M
timel She was reduced from 100 pounds 90
lis pounds In weight. She went % the Mini
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pounds OF flesh, going from list lao pounds.
This improvement has continued Nnd hcf
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Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
$. ID, BOOTH, NJ. ID.
From John OFT, Esq, Secretary Of the
Southern FertilizMg Company:
HIcHMOsD, VA, April p, los6.
Dr.. W. J.. Hardy. Chase ChU Ia:
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a perfect cure OF Dyspepsia.
RICHMOND VA, April 30, 1856.
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st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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COTTON REPORT.

Market nrm.
Qu0fdfions.-Middling 1870; leU Eie-
ding, 95sc.; good ordinary, sc.
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RICHMOND. VA, January 30, 1890.
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Richmond and Danyille Railroad
cOns0l o. at l0l.
SECOND BOARD.
% shares Petersburg savings and lnsur-
ance Co. az 2Oi<.
~,tr.rp .r.,,.. r.r .,.. -. M f.I.J
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SECOND BOARD.


u. 5. rs, X. 4 c.. 1891 .... 1917 ...
u. :. A., II. 4 c.. 1907 . l26 M
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-19
BRENNAN WILL BE READY.
He Shows Up Well in Four-Round Cor
test With Maxfield.

He Shows Up Well in Four Round Con-
test With Maxfield.
BOULDER, May 1S.-[Special.l- Mike Bren-
nan, who is to battle in the ring with Kess-
Ter at Butte next Sunday, and Ben Max
field, of Boulder, gave an interesting exhi-
bition of the manly art at the Hot Springs
to-day in the presence of about $50 people.
The contest was four rounds, Queensbury
rules, for points. Brennan was in excellent
form and showed the effects of the careful
training he has been undergoing at the
hands of Mike Murphy during the past four
weeks, and will be in condition to fight for
his life when he goes against the Butte
champion. Those who have never seen him
spar were delighted with his effective work
with the gloves. He has beautiful guard
is a quick and hard hitter, and showed per-
feet familiarity with ring tactics. He gives
every promise of being slayer. Maxfeld,
though not i'll training and little short
winded, gave Brennan abundant opportu-
nifty to show his accomplishments.
The contest was preceded by a lively six
round set-to between Mike Murphy and
Jack Rowell.
Referring to the report published in an
Anaconda paper that the stakes had been
drawn in the kessler- Brennan match, Muir
ply said there was nothing in it. Brennan
has been under heavy expense training fol-
the fight and would insist on its taking
place as advertised or claim the stalks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-19
THE SEASONS EVENT.
A Merry Dance at Billings, the Success q
the Season.

the Season.
Especial Correspondence of The INDEPENDENT
B1LL1NGs May 17.--The browning event
of Socety's gatherings occurred last even
ing at the Grand hotel, where all thu youth
and beauty of Billings gathered together in
happy attendance on a German" given by
the young gentlemen of the city. The early
part of the evening WIS devoted to the more
decorous and solemn quadrille. At 1880
Mr. Paul Cotter announced the first figure
of the German, and some thirty-five couples
of light-footed dancers formed and the fun
began. Among the figures introduced were
the Fan, the Parasol. Nine-Pns, Fancy
Dress, Banner, Candle, Dice. Looking glass;
Hat, Trumpet, Tambourine and numerous
others. twenty five i'll all. There were pres
ent: Misses Sleeper, Vaughan, Edith, Mary
and Florence Matheson, Ash, Whitney,
Dalzelle, Lizzie and Nellie Wyman, Camp
bell, May, Toole, Jones, Kixon, Hudson.
S. Tut, Geo. Soules. VIM. Donovan, B. w.
Toole, H. H. Mund, II. X. Fish, H. Chap
pie, L. =. Williston, G. Il. Babcock, H. w.
Rowley, A. l.. Babcock, w. S Becker, S.
Garvin. H. Davis, VIM. Mcintyre, E. M.
Hungerford, f. s. Holmes, Joseph Parquee'
Hereford, i. Whitney, David Fratt,
G. NJ. Hays, H. Oldam, c. H. VOL
colt, G. $. Robinson, A. Graham,
j. Il. King, B. S. Scott and j. H. Wilson
Messrs. S., F. and G. Soule; Hunter. Robert
Matheson, ir: and ST.; Jos: and William
Sleeper, Hooley, Atherton, Donovan: Whit
ney Spear. Parque, Oldam, Fratt. Garvin,
Rev. Linley. Davis, Mund, H. s. and L. p
Williston, Lund, George, wilson Gass,
Nettleton, Gallagher. Becker, Rowley, Con
rad, Campbell, A. L. and G. I. Babcock,
Holiness Hays, Tutt, Gothic Burton, Rob
bins, Edelman, Fish, Scott. Buskett. Shea,
Rinehart and Chapple. Luncheon was
served at 1890 p. M. after which dancing
was continued till $3.50 in the morning.
The excellent music and the efficient
management of the committee in charge
rendered this one of the most enjoyable en-
tertainments the citizens of Billings have
ever enjoyed, and while the necessary labor
incident upon the arrangements for ar
affair of this kind renders it extremely i'm.
probable there will be u repetition of it il
the near future, still the same company
would not miss it, and there would be many
, additions among those who were unfortu
, nate enough not to be able to go this time