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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-08-02

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Aug
IL cases cigarettes, case cigars, 1 car wood,
4! pkgs goods. box casting, 1 Dbl hams. 20
hdls baskets, box covering, 50 cases medicine.
cases show goods, ? organs. 1 case tins
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Railway,
Aug lis bales cotton, 81 boxes vegetables, "a
bbls vegetables, ISL bbls spirits turpentne, 2.340
bDls rosln, 90 boxes fruit 81 bbls fruit 81 CARTS
30 cars lumber. buggies, 80 pkgs hardware, 1879
bbls potatoes, l bale sacks, cases goods, "a
pkgs goods, II bbls pears, 5 bales wool, bbls
cider. bales hides, cases clothing. 19 crates
hams, case shoes, % pkgs tobacco, bale mat
tresses, l empty tank, 1 case cigars car sash
d and b, Dbl bottles pSgs wax, empty Dbl,
% plSgs casting, Q cars wood. car melons.
Per Central Railroad, Aug 1-129 bales cotton
81 bales domestics. 81 bales yarn, bales hides,
bales WOOL IS pkgS tobacco, q, $50 lbs bacon.
$50 lbs lard 4S bbls whisky, 1856 hf bbls whisky,
car lumber 1872 bales wool, 81 pigs vegetables
Dbl syrup. 50 pkgs mdse, IA bales paper stock.
070 lbs furniture. ID empty bbls Q cars stone, I
car melons,, cases eggs, rs pkgs hardware. 10
pkgs wood In shape
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aAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Birmingham, New York
Bark Vasco de Cana [Norl, Antwerp,
Bark Topdal [Norl, Harburg.
Schr Isabella Gill, Baltimore
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Sweet potatoes Il bush, white. q
PoULTRE - Market overstocked; demand
light
EGGs-Market flrmer and amply supplied,
demand good.
PsANUrs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady.
SUaAR-Georgia aud Florida nominal none
in market.
HoNEY-Demaad nominal
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Merchants desiring to order the World
Bouquet cigars can order direct from ]. S.
Pinkussohn g. Bro, or leave their orders
with Mr.. w. F. Reid, and the same will
have prompt attention.-Ad
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BALrrxoRE. Aug. 1.-FIour. steady; Howard
street. and western superhne s. 6093 75;
extra g s504 30; family 81 65l25 90; city
wheat patent IS 401S CO., spring patent 90 90
gts IS: Spring straight IS 25OJ s.; bakers
"a 8595 10. Wheat hrm No. red, on
spot, 97@931sS: Southern wheat dull;
EuIts, 93cQ3l Co., LonRberry, new 95c0si o.
Corn Southern white steady at 74GA7Sc; yellow
dun a. 1lG872c; spot, No. ?, mixed. 69c
g. ST; Louis: Aug. Flour uncHeogsI; family
q 3; extra fancy "a 1904 20; new patents
81 3O6.4 40. Wneat-The market was more
notable for dullness than anything else the
close being Nc below yesterday; No 2red cash
at s4|Ac; August delivery closed OF S456c; Sep
iember deliver closed at $3.50; December de
livery closed at $500 Corn-The speculation
IN corn has not been so contracted for u long
tim9 as 1t was to-day; Nc. cash safe: August
delivery closed at 53lsc; September delivery
closed at h3jkc; year delivery closed at 40Isc.
Oats-Futures we're weak and closed &c do Tn
from yesterday; No. cash at &c; August de-
livery closed at 2634c; September delivery closed
ct 363sc; Bagging 514G6;lc; Iron cotton ties
VI s591 20. Provisions quiet and steady
Pork, standard mess. at sl1 67lS Lard,
boxed shoulders, a. S 81; longs s. c5;
ribs, 81 2O; short clear 81 3a1s. Bacon,
g 55 S short clear ss 90. Hams $40 80
Nav ORLsASs, Aug 1.-CoTee dull; Rio.
ordinary to fair, 1S019c. Sugar nominal;
mo open kettle, good common TO fair. SaSc;
inferior 2l4e; oentrifuRals, graduated,
44c: seconds 40 il5c; fully fair to prime, 4!4c;
prime TO strictly prime, 11-l6c; choice, 49kc;
fair to good fair. S1sDMc; good common
S@sc; common, 2}412 fs-16c; centrifuGRls plan
t2tion Zraaulated 5-l69149sci choice whits
De-; of white 4lkc; choice yellow clari-
hsd, 49sc; prime yellow clarified, 4sso; OF
prime yellow clarified 378c; seconds. 29k93c.
Molasses nominal-open Kettle, fermenting,
good fair to prime. 234ejc; centriruZals.
prime to good prime, zcc; prime 120!3c;
good common to good far, lO9i2c: choice
to fancy, a74spc; good prims, l4@15c,
common. 7Asc; Inferior, 5]e16c; prime. 2OA
2lc; fair to good fair, I41l5c; good common 10
Or. Whisky quiet, western rectifed 81 90
OS.
NAVAL STORES.
Nav Yosx. Aug. l, uo1n.--SDirits t,lrpen.
tine dull and steady at 95l4036c. Rosin dull
and ca V at 81 35Gl 40.
500 D. m.-Rosin Gull ami weak: strained.
common to good 81 3331 30. Turpentine
duh aud easy at 35L4GS5c.
CHARLESTON, Aug. /. - Spirits turpent1e
steady at S2}4c. Rosin fsn; good strained
81 IN
WILs1xsrox. Aug. 1. - Spirits turpentine
firm at 32c. Rosn steady; strained 81 20:
good strained 81 s5 Tar firm at 81 s.. Crude
turpeHtiue. hrn; hard 81 Is; yellow alp 81 IS;
virgin 81 -.
IoNpoN, Aug. 1.-splrits turpentine at a7s
and I'd.
New YoRK. Aug. 1.-Rice quiet but firm;
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SUNDAY. Aug =. 1891
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Savannah, Savage Na7,
York-C q Anderson. NC"
Steamship Dessoug, Askins Philadelpbi, -
q Anderson. Y
Steamer Farmer, Usina, Charleston-C WI
liams. Agt. Va"
Steamer Eths Carroll. Cohen's Blp7 49,
way Ian iingS--W Gibson. Manager. I1A
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NAVAL SToREs-The spirits turpeutine market
was quiet and steady at quotations. There was
q pretty fair inquiry, but holders vera firm and
there was less offering, which of cours. limited
business. The sales during the dav were 200
casks of regulars at $50. AT the Board OF Trade
on the opening call the market was reported
firm at 33c for regulars. At the
second call it closed firm at
9Sc for regulars. Rosn-The market was
quiet, firm and unclaimed There was fair
demand with ample offerings. The sales for
the day we're some , 022 b lrreis. At the Board of
Trade on the opening call the market was re-
ported firm, with sales of 1872 barrels, at the
following quotations: A, b, c, D and T, 81 90;
F, 81 25; q, 81 IS; H, 81 As; I, 81 rs; K. 81 80;
NJ 81 90; n, 81 %; window glass, S275; water
white, 80 90. At the last call it closed I'M
changed, with further sales OIL, 900 barrels
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Chinese helmets, light Bombazine hats. at
LaFar's-Ad.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City Of Birmingham for New
York -2S3 bales upland cotton, 3 bales hides, 10f
bales sea island cotton 81 bales domestics. 2,779
bbls roSn 26 500 feet lumber. 52S pkSs fruit, 1913
pkgs mdse. 100 bags chatf
Per schr Roger Drury for New York-30t, 069
feet p p lumber-Georgia Lumber Co.
Per schr Mary / Peters for Boston-335, 7S6
feet lumoer-Georgia Lumber Co.
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COMM ERCTAL.
0~0ON-"-~10-~--~~ -"-~-NO~I~DO-~-
SAVANNAH M ARKET5.
OFFICE MORNING News,

NAVANNAu' VA, @NUk' 7, IoJI
CoTToN-There was no change of the condi-
tion Of the market, except that there was re-
markaoly fair inquiry for Saturday, and more
business doing than usual The tone, however.
was quiet and steadier. The sales for the day
were s3 bales, On Change at the regular M d
day call, at l p. m, the market was buletined
quiet at the following official spot quotations of
the Cotton Exchange:
GOOD Mlddllng... ....S
Middling ........ .......................716
Low Middling ...................6 1916
Good Ordinary ..,...... ............. .....6l4
Ordinary ...... ............ .............5 So
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domestic. fair to extra, 5ha7c; lana
5ls 115S4c. pau
NfE ORLEANS, Aug. Rice steady; ord;
nary TO prime 4II959sc. VI IL
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ARRIVED UP FROM on ARANTINE VESTED
-4"'A IL
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Bark Prof Lintner INOrl, Bjorness, to load f.,
EuTope-Holst < Co. 0e
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Fine neckwear in Grape, greuadine and
summer silks at LaFar's-A6.
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SHIPPING INTRLLTGENCF

MINIATURE ALHANAO-rdls DAY.
Sun hiSAS'.-''.' -.'-''..-.-.'..... 5.13
SUN Ssrs ................... ....-
HI6a WATER AT SAVANNAH .5:5S AIM. G.ls :.
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FREIGHT9.


LUMBER-BY SAILr-There Is good inquiry for
sail tonnage cOastwise and rates are firm, with
an upward tendency. There has been no ar
rivals during the week and there are several
cargoes Offering. The range of rates are to
Baltimore 81 0)614 IS. to New York, Boston and
eastern ports IS O0d5 IS. From 258s0c is paid
vessels here for shifting 20 load at nearby
ports. Timber, 50c0s 90 higher than hum
Der rates. To the West Indies and Windward
nominal nominal; to Rosario. SO co4i7 90; to
Rio Jaueiro, sl5 90. to Spanish and Mediter-
ranean ports, SIC 90; to the Uuited Kingdom for
orders. nominal for timber "a los standard; ;
lumber, 81 p
By 5rEAM-To New York, s. 90; to PhllAdel-
Pha $500; to Boston, $500; to Baltimore,
% %.
NAVAL 5roREs-Market is strong; good de-
mand for spot vessels and early arrivals
ForeiKn--COrr. ETC.. for orders. small spot yes
sss, rom. B. and IS 3D. Adriatic, rosin, IS; Cie-
n0a, 3 M; South America, rosn Sc per barrel OF
@O5 pOunds. Coastwisp-5tearn- to Boston, ! lc per
40 bs on rOsin Doc on spirits; 20 New YORK.,
rosin. 10 Der 100 Ds. splnts. 50c; TO Philadei-
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nauu
teal information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free OF charge at the United States Hy-
geographic Office the Custom Honse Cap
tains are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. SHERMAN,
In charge Hydroyrephic Station
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Washington, July 30-The Lighthouse Board
gives notice that on or about Aug !, hight vessel
No 45, now mooroi on Winterquarter Shoal,
seacoast Of Virginia will be removed for repairs,
and that during the absence of the vessel from
which will show one fixed red light The Drifn
will be without topmasts and iibbooil, and will
carry day mark at the mainnast head The
hull will be painted red, aud will be marked on
each side in large white letters, Relief winter
quarter She will be provided with bell to
be sounded by hand during thick or toggy
weather.
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the Lighthouse Board.
H-xrr,.r Il II
Captain U n. Inspector 3rd District.
Tompkinsville, Y, July 20.

HyanuiS, Mass, July 29-U S steamer Aza,ea
TO-DAY placed the new Great Round Ssoa ligAt-
ship on her station and took the relief lghtship
to Woods H0ll.
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In charge Hydrogrephic Static


1I4tVI
Electric buoys Nos 9, and 6, starboard hand
entering from sea, in Gedney channel, SAND
HOOK, New York lower bay have been rollght
Ell. the repairs to the electric cable having beef
completed.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
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phia, rosn slkc per 100 rs; spirits SOC; to Balti-
more, rosin. Toe: spirits 70c. Coastwise quiet.
COTrON-By SLeam-Ihe market il dun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Afcran absence of several seasons W4liam
j Gimoles Dew IS Auction was produced
lastn NIGHT at the Theatre and the audience
was so large thar the seating capacity 81 the
house was somewhat taxed. Considering the
prctcnsi0us of The uioce the performance was
thoroughly eu 0yable. 10 is replcte with new
and laoghatle spocialties, all of winch Ie-
ce.rod due and generous appreciation. inc
story is we'll known 10 theatre-gOeIS. the mys-
DC power of the golden branch tie stealing
o.. the heroine and her hnal recapture after
most extraordinary ycsstudes and e1pe-
Iiencos being the leading features.
The three loreilas ln the novelty called
"fo.lcs eu blanc % NOR, showed their great
capabiitY to entertain and the Boosbobies,
one OF whom rs % woman ia long SIX dress,
did "a series Of acrobatic feats.
Tho ballet was something OF novelty,
and 20 was the dance of the Nautch girls and
corYphees Mile Adobe CAMS was the clever
prima absolute. Tho scenery IS beautiful
but worked badly last night. Tho costumes
were very handsome and new. OF course, as
I'm an sprctacles of tho sort there was a
liberal display of limbs the tableaux. en-
lancod by tie calcium light, were striking.
Tho performance viii he repeated this after
noon and tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
LEGIsLATIyE cANDIDArES.
Nominations which Have Already Been
Made for the senate and House.

About twenty-five nominations for the
House OF Delegates have already been made
by tho Democrats and the following old mem
bers have been nominated for reelection
Speaker Cardwel Hanover. j. NJ. Hudgin
Caroline J. D. Shepper-on Charlotte; E.. ~.
Saunders. Franklin j. J.. Radford Mont
gomery. r. A. James and K. /. Anderson
Pittsylyania James g. Jones, King and
Queen. George S. SEackelford, Orange, and
L. w. Magruder. Shenandoah
Twenty-oue State senators arc also 10 be
elected next fall. and tho following candidates
have been selected toy the Democrats up TO
the presentti Sixth district. Judge j. W.
Hackler Of GrayEon, Tenth. NJ. l.. Walton.
OF Shenandoah. Twelfth i. W. Harrison.
Of Winchester: Sixteenth. +. n Par
nsh. Of Go0chland Twenty-four D. John T..
Hurt. of plttsylyauia Twenty Thomas
W. Scott. IF Charlotte Twenty-siSth. Ben.
n Hatcher. of Franklin. fwcntv-eighth, ".
A. Watson of NottOway Ihrteth. j. W.
Southall. Of Amelia. 1hirty-siXth Colonel
Robert j. Washington. Of Westmoreland.
Nearly all the nominees for tie Senate and
House are instructed t. vote for Senator John
W. Daniel aud most OF them are pledged 20
work IN tie interest OF measures which Will
give relief 20 the agricultursts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

C1l or Rtciuuon8 George Guvernator to
George g.. Guyeuator. John D. Doyle and
Ernest Mayer. square bounded by Clay Mar
shall. Norton ana Harrison streets. l63 feet
ON Harrison street southeast corner Clay and
"a feet on east side Harrison street near Mar
shall. sG5.00O.
Charles A. Jones to Evan Snead 80 feet on
west side Twelfth street between N and n,
$3.50.
+. o. Lafong to Mrs Kate A. Reid. 10 feet
on west side Second street between Canal
and Byrd. $1,000.
He1,o C,wp- Ephraim r. Bradley 70
Maria j. Newells trustee As feet on west side
Walnut street between Main and Cary, 1850.
Mamie L. Eletts trustee To Mamie J..
Fleming. 1873 feet on Taylor street south
west corner Randolph reported from chan
Gerry court January 3. 1880, 5000.
Henry $. Hutzl-r 10 ". A. j. Seal, 60 feet
on east side Washington street near Ninder,
$3.50.
John II Shurm Do Peter c. Courtney. ~
acres eight miles below Richmond $1,000.
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Frnm Tie CnnltoI.

The Governor yesterday received a tele-
gram from The sheriff of Nansemond county
stating that he would arrive here at 10 % clock
Ior tile lequsition on the Governor OF Misss-
.irp for j. b. Royster. alias Merton Curry.
/ le murderer # yo1g Eppes. of Suffolk. The
papers were made out and the sheriff left last
evening for the south.
Sir. Henry VI. Cowau chief clerk in the
Treasury Department. from Raleigh. n. c.,
was visitor 40 the Capitol Yesterday.
J.. G. Watty, sheriff Of AlDemarle county
was "a visitor no the State-llOuse yesterday.
Rober, p. Turner. treasurer OF Go0chland
county. was a caller at the Capitol yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Interesting Farewell Services 20 be Held at
ClnN- street nnrtiat Church.

Interesting Farew eli Services 30 be Held at
Clay-Strect Baptist Church.
Az the Clay-sireet Baptist church this even
ing. beginning promptly at g o'clock, there
VIII be service which wall be repiete with
interest twill be a farewell service to mis-
,,09arirs- Rev George W. Greene and wife
~ Canton. China. and Miss Nellie A. Miner
t. Chnkaug. China.
Mr Greene was q short time ago professor
ofIatinatthe WakcF0rcst College Miss Miner
las. fox several years. been dcvout and
earnest worker iu tie Ciay-strect Baptist
church.
Tle services this evening will embrace adj
dresses hv Rev. f. j.. Bell, Rev, y, &. C!op-
t.n ua.lor of tic church and Rev Mr.
Greene. MIR. Haldon Watkins viii sing two
SOLOS and other music will De- furnished by
tlo choir II the church lia essol H. ii.
Harris. ID. f.. VIII preside.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

not expect to sell all Of these Refer
Jackets IN one day, and
we don't want you to think
they will be Tor sale at these prices
for only one day. We are going to
continue to sell them until every
one is gone. Hence, if You see
thing advertised by us you don't
want Immediately bear 1t in mind,
or, better still, take a memorandum
OF it. and when you want such an
article give orr stock a look. These
memorandums may prove great
saving to you.
These Refers are extraordinary
bargains.
The lot comprises Refers Of
Navy-Blue Flannel Astrachan trimmed.
Nayy- Blue jersey. Ian Cloih.
White and Blue Stripes. Hercules Braided.
Blue and Tan Strlpesetc. Mixed Cloths.
With Gilt Pearl and Horn Buttons.
In the great Curtain Room, on
second floor, besides the sale of
Lace Curtains, 5000 yards Of best
Cream Curtain Scrim will be sold
for &c. a yard; without exaggeral
ton the kind we have sold foE
12c.
For easement windows. vosibules, sash cur
tains, ,carfs and drapery about 1000 Lace
Curtains, half length, &c. and 39c. eacl4
Iatterns and widths OF curtains that sell
for ~. 90, ( and - a pair.
A great LOT OF handkerchief az both the ladies
and the men counters. For ladies some
suecialties in pure White Handkerchiofs
with fancy homstltches
222ezzIeH3- G,1M d@E2tooI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Two new cases OF diphtheria were reported
10 the Board of Health for the twenty-,.our
hours ending at midnight last night. and no
deaths. Both of the new cases reported are
at No. III west Main street. Most ot tho
cases reported last week are well, and the
number OF existing cases l. reduced % q
verv small figure The work Of improving
the sanitary condition Of the city goes con-
stantly on, aud will be prosecuted until the
entire city is in thoroughly good condition
without reference to the subsldence OF dlpA-
liberia
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Tho Ambulance.

Tim city ambulance was called yesterday at
2o'clook 10 the richmond Locomotive Works
to white man whose hand was severely cut
The wound was sewed up and the patient left
on the works
AZ $3.50 10 was AGAIN summoned % No. 1900
Page street % white woman who had taken
n dose of laudauum presumably for the pur-
pose ~ self destruction. Tine physicians la
bored with Ter some time and finally left her
out OF danger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

A Poor Widow Of This city Badly Treated by
Boston People.

Poor Widow Of This CITY Badly Treated by
Boston People.
CMefofP0lico Poe received "A letter dated
Boston. September Let, froma man subscribing
himself Frank H. flagg. > r.. enclosing Il
letter from Mrs Julian Ford 9O2 west Mar
shall street Richmond dated August %. 1891
The lady writes 20 Flagg AS Supreme Presi-
dent 30 stating that size 10 q poor widow with
II large family to care for that she was
persuaded - ioln the society over which he
presided Oh the promise that she would not
have 10 DAY over two assessments per month
The assessments were - each AZ the end of
SIX months $40. according TO the agent. she
was 10 receive as her benefit 300. But there
were ten assessments in August and
twelve for September. She had already paid
i'm. IL is stated. CSC. and the twelve assess
ments for September would be due the last
of September She asks the supreme presi-
dent 10 return her at once the sum Of 400 II
ho would DO that she would say 40 more.
In other words. she would call 10 square.
Chief Poe turned the matter over 10 Ser
oeeut Alexander Tomlinson This officer
called on Mrs. Ford and found her q worthy
woman. makinga living with herneedle Major
Poe then wrote 20 flagg. furnishing the IN
formation. telling him that she was I'M real
need Nc. and suggested that he return her
roonev But up 10 Yesterday Mrs. Ford had
heard nothing from the supreme president
n il stated that the wOnans father. day
laborer had also invested in the same society.
These cases are indeed pitiable. The cheap.
so-called benefit societies are being exposed
every dav. and many OF tho officials are being
brought 10 justice.
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I'M wv HiclmonA rhentre

kept tloir promise I'm giving our Richmond
public "a clean, wholesome spectacular play
thegrls are pretty md the stage settings al
miraDle aud there is nothing IN the play that
would keep the most fastidious away-in fact
every seat was sold and both boxes filed.
The sale 0f seats is large for tomorrow
night and the special matinee for ladies and
children nc 2.9O t0-day Next attraction, jim
the Westerner Friday and Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

II was rumored Yesterday that Colonel w.
W. Gordon had received communication
from the English bondhodors regarding the
settlement Of the State debt. A TINES re-
porter called upon him last evening. and was
informed that he had only received letter
from the Governor. acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of letter from the bondholders. when
had been forwarded by Colonel Gordon about
one week ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16
IifLllugh Lee.

Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee, Miss Ellen and
Mcssrs. Fitzhugh and George Ice were
registered from Glasgow at tho Exchange
Hotel last evening
They arrived at $50 =. NJ. and after sup
per attended the lecture by Judge Kelley
short time aitor the lecture ImEs re-
porter called at tho hotel but the ex-GOyer-
nor had retired. lio called out Of the door.
however. that he would remain in the city
until this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Day appeared for the first time with the
visitors YESTERDAY and oiliciated at the third
bag. Ho did well and as soon as be leans
The playing of his associates he VIII be "a
SPLENDID ball player Meehan also made his
debut Yesterday. He WIS bothered consider
ably by the sun shining In his eyes hut VIII
evidently SUIT the WinstonJ manager before
the Games close this week
There was not q single kckin the game yes
ierday. and so far as the management Is COM
cerned no fault could be found. Mr. doe
Taylor umpired behind the bar and Mr.. ION
ME Graves did the houors in the field. They
made first-rate decisions, with fairness % both
sides. and gave satisfaction O. ALL
The following score tells tho story or the
game Strike uts ara scored as put cuts
for the pitcher and assists for the catcher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

3, 4, ), 6, Z,
8, 9, 10. IL,
l2-.year-old
sizes. About
SO in tho
lot, divided
into t w o
prices lot
No. l at
S1.49choice,
lot No. , ut
S1.9SchOice.
Now we do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-16

Tho Henrico Cooperative Alliance met NJ
the comfy court-house yesterday. MIR Adnlph
Muller, president, in the chair ONLY private
business was transacted.
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DRY GOODS. &c.
Ne11e,G
&MH1Ez6fss bxaD~s

Our advertisements do not refer
to any particular day unless they
so specify. When we mention an
article as being put on sale to-day,
or to that effect, it Is meant to con-
vey the information that the adver-
tised articles will be for sale COM
mencing on that day until sold out.
Having heard SO many regrets at
inability to purchase goods adver-
tised some days ago under the i'm
preston that they were only for
one day, we make the above ex-
PLANTATION. Now here is fair illus
tration: We commence to-day a
sale of Refer Jackets for children.