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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
MR.. BLAINE WRITES A LETTER.

Augusta, Me-, Sept. 1.-Senator Hale was In tow
today and visited the headquarters Of the Republican
state Committee lie said TO newspaper man tina
Mr.. Blaine would make no SPEECHES during the cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

pagn. but was now engaged In writing letter that
vas likely to appear any day, which he devoted 10
some of the Issues which being discussed ana In
which he takes q deep Interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
THEIR DENUNCIATIoNs EXPLAINED
From The New Haven Leader

Tho Free Traders will dcnouncc this report and all
its conclusions. although II Is Ia purely Democratic
production. II does not please them D. hear that
the country Is prosperous. and that wage, have nd.
yanc"d and are advancing daily under Republican
Protection They prefer dlStrss they prefer legal
lied swndling'; they prefer famine and lesticnce
they prefer starvation. dcnh and periition any thing
everything. all things evil. vile rcpu sivc-bcfnrc
prosperity wealth. happiness under the Mckinley bill
That i what Free Trade prefers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

The famous saratoga Limited will make i an nsotrI S
station 40 D. m, via New.York Central Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
MR.. PECK Only DID Ills DUTY.

FT7TI INV TN''HT9TET T7IIi7'I 'II dTFI IHTOnICIc.
They show increases in production and wages that
demonstrate tn" benefits OF ot,ct,On. Was Mr..
Peek therefore In duty bound 10 suppress the ncurs
hide the facts and conceal the results OF his invesga
ton should be have " como ont of his wayr - the
extent ~ making no report simply because report
Liable 10 prove unsatisfactory to the Democrats !
No one hut the most hidebound partisan would advo-
cato such IA violation OF official integrity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS. BRETHREN.
Prom The Fit sburg Commercial GaZctte.

This report from a Democratic ofncnl NAV not be
vol calculated tO harmonic the warning factions II
Democracy IN New York. but II is splendid tcsti-
rnonial 10 the bcnehccnt results To the worhngman
Of the Republican policy OF Protection. II Will 90
hand In hand with the special Treasury report on
timed plate production In this country, which our
Democratic friends have hea'edlv denounced as a
Republican campaign document" In fact all the
statistics relating to Industry and commerce since tho
effects the McKinlcv tariff began 10 be felt can b,
used Republican campaign documents and facts
ARE stubborn things.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
NOT SPARING Ills OWN PARTY.
From The LOckpOrt Journal.

These facts paralyzers for the FreeTra1es' anu
the auspices under which they made puDnc Eve
them special force. Commissioner Peck y Demo.
cra. But he will not twist figures for poidcai eneco
he simply spreads them out In all the naHeoness VI
their cold truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
'aTPosE IT HAD HELPED THE OTHER SIDE

II the report OF Libor Commissioner Peck had
showed that wages Under the Mckinley law had de-
creased. the MugNnmp and Democratic papers would
have hailed II rs thoroughly reliable. and com
plcc answer to senator Aldrch's report. The Hart
ford Times" would have devoted valuable space 10
H. and there would have been great rejoicing IN the
Free Trade camp. But the report shows In
crease In wages, the Democratic papers which say
anything say that Peck is utterly unreliable. There
are rich pccuaiticS about this tariff forming bust
ness which Grover Cleveland is irving 10 run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

LABOR COMM ssIoNER PECK'S REPORT ON lis
WORKING IN THIS STATE.
From The Cleveland Leader.
These statistics, prepared by Democr'uc oneJ,,
under a Democratic administration, snow d on ,s
as ything can that the tariff is question OF wuses
and that the Mckinley law has been gOn .n.s h,s
the workngman, for in addition TO lncre%s,is =.
earnings 1t has actually reduced the cost o. 'is ~
a point that has been touched before M I'M =,
years. 1t will be uphill work for the DemVolhs, nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
SWELLING TIE REPUBLICAN III

From The Indianapolis Journal.
The revelation Of the greet benefits OF the Mckinley
law will fall like bombshell into the Cleveland head
quarters in New York, and give fresh momentum n
the tide which. In the Empire state, has already
turned against the candidate OF the party which de
nounces Protection, and pledges Itself t. destroy II
root and branch Read and circulate the report OF
the Democratic Labor Commissioner OF New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
~nL MR.. PECK RESIGNS
MIR. CLEVELAND RESPONSIBLE.

II Mr. Cleveland l. such Ronderfl jndge Of men
AMI wise generally. how docs IL happen he not only
picked Mr. Peck 70 organize the Labor Bureau Of a
great state. but kept him In oice for two years, he
was n ridiculous person" and the laughing stock
Of satstlclansT year before Mr.. Cleveland went TO
WashinTOni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02


Buffalo. August II, 1892.
Dear Sir: Nou are especially requested to at
tend a meeting of our county committee next Fri
day evening, August 10, 1892. at O'Clock. at
Which time the committee will Ike requisite 70
pa,s upDn Questions of great Importance. The call
inr Of this meeting at an earlier date than was
contemplated is dorc for the reason that the sit
notion in orr party throughout the county an
state has become serious. There seems 10 be
Int one course left for Mr. ereanis friends 10 pIr
sue and that is - organize thoroughly IN eNerl
ti,,yn ward and election district Independently OF
the so-calcd regulars, and see 10 IL that our Ma
tional ticket receives tho support 10 which IT, y
cnttlcd-a support il certainly will not receive IL
the campaign Is left entirely in the hands OF MIR.
Clcvelands enemies. Make il your business -
attend the mecting Friday night. Yonis etc.
JOHN G. COLLINS, Secre'sry.
week after THE sccTc; circular had been sent
out. one of the circulars came into the possession
Of Norman f. Mack, the Editor Of The Buffalo
Times" the Sheehan newspaper organ Mr.. Mack
denounced the circular edit ria L. and in the cours.
Of his article made the following interesting state
inent:
The understanding clearly arrived at with
Chairman Harrity, Mr.. Whitney and other consid-
crate and controlling leaders explicit The
organized regular State Committee was not 10 be
Lindered or interferci with in it's work. That COM
rittee has planned campaign which provides
for efficient and exhaustive labor for winning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
NOT DISASTROUS TO THE IABoREn.
CLEvEI.AND'S OWN APPOINTEE, TOO.
From The Newark Advertiser.

inquiry into the political antecedents Oh Laoor
Commissioner Peck. whose report on wages ana IN.
dustries has wrought such havoc In the Cleveland
boom reveals the fart that he was appointed 70 tiS
office that he now holds by Grover Cleveland wheh
he was Governor Of NewYorb II Peck has made
public his dreadful report for the purpose OF blowing
up the Cleveland boom, as the angry Democrats say
he has. he Is not only very naughty man, but ne
is ungrateful also Nevertheless, pecls appoint
ment was purely political one made at the time
In the Interest Of Governor Cleveland. the fate o.
the Sage Of Buzzards Bay Is Ike that OF the bird
(Which on the shaft that made him die
T. pied feather Of his own,
Wherewth he wont 10 soar so high"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

Richmond Va. Sept. %. 1872.
40 offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
'tlanre today.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary OF
lie iHDHa.ud Tobacco Trade to-day. Wrap
pc.s. .l lo.sheads filters, 3 smokers. "A;
srap hriehu T. leaf dark. a. Total,
g. hu2,hr.d~.
ia. tobacco Inspector reports to-day IN
sn0rUou. Bright. l79 hogsheads and
troc.. dark % hogsheads and tierccs,
Western. h0gshcad. Reiuspectl0us
Bright 30 hogshcads. dark s hosshcads
lu.rs' Virginia Wilson's. Shockoe,
Allo@ AMY. O'd dominion. Planters. Crcn-
shaw Shelburne's Myers. Davenport
aHd Seahrook's tobacco warehouses report
today. Receipts. no packages, deliveries,
lCl packages.
United states internal revenue collections
for ODD" city OF Richmond Va. today Cigars
and cigarettes S21l3s5; plug tobaccos.
t3.1Nz1s. Total. Soe37.s0.
Messrs. j. J. Wilson Son & Co win offer
break of about forty hogsheads of very
good suu.curcd tohuccos AT auction on
Change tOmorrow buyers are requested
g. come up early.
s very good sale Al DlvenpOrt's to-day
prices ranging from S. to $50.
a fun sale M FUN prices at Planters to-
day.
A pretty fair sale ~ new tobacccs at
Sle0rrur's today. prices very good.
Reg tered az tine Tobacco EAchangc to-
day Vs. b. Ballow. -. Ed Adkenson, Ok
ford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
c1osISa QUOTATIONS or MONEY.
ooerinss and Sales at the Richmond To-
ha6co ESehange-fnternai Revenue
Colections-Forsign Advices.

Nou, York. Sept. 2S-Money closed at 3
mr. cent Tho ruling rates were 3@5 per
'orf exchange closed steady; posted rates.
ISL. ass. actual rates 4S5i4Q4S5i3 for
..v.r d,7s and 4s7G4S7ia Tor demsnd. Gcv-
,.,,rcnfs- Currency e's. lO7 bid: as cou-
-... 1880 hid. extended 2'S, registered,
lpN hd.
Stocks wcrc very dull this morning. only
>,fo shares having been sold mp 10 noon.
rf This small amount the greater part was
-. .. rp ir transactions ia Missouri Pacific.
r..In4 New England end Whisky Trust.
Al tlc opening and during tho first half
r.ur prices were weak and declined +, to
Fl. fc- cent. bui from 1O.30 an noon values
...llv hardened. and tic decline was re-
rorrd in most casse. The market was
rtNo m0cc active during the morning but
tf. increase IN the trading was very slight.
Prices were weak and irregular and most
~ iho list closed itfti per cent. lower.
..adng was weak and pressed for sale on
rrfsvoralle reports concerning the forth
lmug monthly statement. together with
r.naccs Of forthcoming litigation in New
York aud Illinois Missouri Pacific was
tsmrocred by The room traders and Bur
ff.ion was sold 10 considerable extent
., mo grounds that iis not earnings Tor
august were smaller than expected The
Norfolk and Western directors to-day de-
.s~cd scrip dividend Of I per cent. ON
rr preferred Tor the current six months.
Tho sales Of stock for the day amounted TO
lul $50 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
Openino. Hf0hest. CLOSING
BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Nd, sept. 2S.-riour steady
md unchangcd: receipts 1291S barrels;
shipments, 56.Ol3 barrels, sales 2.l5O bar
rels
Wheat steady: No. rcd spot, 75%G7Gc.;
September. 75MG7Gc; December. 7S7sd 7Oc. :;
steamer No red 7OAG71c.; receipts,
81 757 bushels; shipments. 10000 bushels;
stock. i.SS9 30 bushels: sales 10000 bush
els Southern wheat steady Fultz, 7Od
7Sc. longbcrrv. 73US0c
Corn steady, mixed spot. 53A6l53p4c.; Sep
tolnbcr. 53An53Ac: October, 52ft521sr.;
year. sic. asked: January 5Oi2c.; receipts
9O5G bushels. stock 56,S9S bushels; sales
1000 bushels. southern corn White steady
AT 5GuJSc.: yellow easy at j7u 5Sc.
oats steady: no white. Western. 3SH
&C: 40. . mixed. Western. 3GO35c.; re-
ooiptS 5000 bushels; stock. 1907 bushels.
Rye steady: 40. .. G4iac. receipts. 1.322
bushels: stock. II ,2G7 bushels.
Hay firm, good to choice timothy $1,000
015.5o.
Grain frcichts active and unchanged.
Cotton nominal mddling. 1850.
Provisions steady; mess pork. $l40o; bulk
mcats-loose shoulders, $50; long clear.
s. ga. clear rib sides. $50; sugar picSled
shoulders. $3.50: sugar-curcd smoked Shout
ders. 1923: hams small. $1,000; large,
$3.50
Lard Refined Dc. crude. nc.
Butter firm: creamery. fancy. 25Q2Gc.;
do. fancy 10 choice. 22024c.; do. imitation,
20u92c: ladie. fancy. 19620c; good 10
choice. 1Sc. storc-packed. 170lSc.
Eggs active: Maryland and Pennsylvania,
2ln22c.; Western. Die.
Coffee firm: Rio cargocs fair. 17i2c; No.
:. lJNc.
Sugar firm; granulated. 5hc.
Whisky firm at 81 25n1.26.
Peanuts firm. Virginia fancy hand-picked,
3l404I4c. farmers, 31zc; North Carolina,
Sc.
Stocks- Virginia threes 73hG7334. Balti-
more and Ohio stock 9312Q9j; Northern
Central stock. 6N5dG5; Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern drsts 1854 bid; de- first in
comes. 69A bid; do. second incomes, %;
do. third incomes. 7dS; Consolidated Gas
bonds. 114HGll5: do. stock. 5s34M59
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

527Ac.; October. 525kc.; November 53l1c.
December 54bc.
Oats--Options were dull closing weak and
kn~c. lower. Spot lots closed steady; spot
sales No. . white. ;SizN39c; No. do.
31637t5c.: No. 2 mixed. 3e&G3Tc.; No. 3
DO, 35hM35hc.: No. mixed, September,
3GAkc. October. 3634c.; November, 3Sc.
Pork more active and steady; old mess,
$l0.00d11.J0.
Lard closed strong; September, $3.50; Oc-
tober $S23: November. $40.
Sugar-Raw barely steady. with moderate
doing: S9-test Muscovado. &C.; 96-test cen
trifigal. 35sc Refined steady: cut-loaf and
crushed. 5-1Gd5izc. graduated, 5m
> S.16c: powdered. 5lsa5 5-16c.: cubes,
5bn3 3-16c. confcctioners' a. 45sd5 lice ;
standard A. &c. mould a, 3-lGc.
Coffce-Spot lots dull fair Rio cargoes,
No. E $3.50. Futures closed lower: Rio
or Santos. No Z, September, Sl40O; Octo-
bcr. S14.40; November. Si430.
Pipe line certificates dull and fcatureless;
sales. 1000 barrels At Consolidated Xx-
change October opened at 81; highest, "a;
lowest, -; closing, "a.
Naval Spirits turpentine has not
varied for the day ruling quiet and steady
quoted at 2S5029c. Rosin unchanged and
quiet; strained quoted at $l22l2; good do.
$l21ic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
our Art supplement Next Sunday

The Times will present TO It's subscrb-
crs next Sunday smother great historical
piece by Karl Gustav Hcliquisl. depict
ing the opprobriouS entry into Stockholm
in 1926 Of Peder So1navater and Mas
Ter Knut The scene represents these
men dressed in rags and wearing the one
a crown of straw and the other a miire
of birch bark, mounted on starving
lcrses and carried through Cpsala t.
Stockholm in the Shrove-tidc procession,
amidst The jc"rs ~ d insults of The DE-
voted subjects Of GCs'ay Nasa, against
Y HON they had raised a rebellion in
Dalsam. Sweden.
The artist, Hellquist, was horn in
Kungsor in 1851. and distinguished him
self early as student in the Stockholm
Academy. receiving medal for one of
his first pictures. He was in 1856 an in
structor in the Academy of Berlin, and
now resides in Munich.
This picture viii be followed on sun
day. October 10Th, by a splendid repro
dnction Of one OF D'Etaille's great
Franco-prussian war scenes. All per-
sons who wish TO be certain Of receiving
these pictures and those which will fol-
low them should place their names on
the list Of The Times subscribers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

AoF York. sept 2STlour closed dull but
tfscy. fine grades Of spring, S17Od2O0;
o. winter. sl.S5Q2l5; superdne spring
! Nrn2l5. DO. winter, s2.OO023O; extra
2 spring $2.O01i2 30; DO. winter. s. 25d
~, e1tra No. spring S2350A35; do.
fter s. GOV4OO; city mills extra. $425a
So f0r West Indies.
Wheat options opened lSc. lower. owing
q depressing foreign adyices. Trading was
and there was am entire absence Of
~ 200 buying. There was selling by the
shorts. bat after the first few minutes
ceased, and toward noon recovery Of
h- upk place. Ia the afternoon. how
Eyer ID reported large increase In stock By
d. .',''ei caused sharp decline. prices
i',if Va Sc. lower. Spot lots closed un-
,14Afrd spot sales 40. ? red winter, soc;
80 red winter, September, T91sc.; Octo-
g. "Nc; November, Sic; December
>, h options moderately active and weak
e'Ylshoul the day on reports of favorable
1ihef Ia The corn belt. Prices closed &c.
NJ" spot lots closed easy; spot sales:
mixed, 53lc.; No. mixed, September,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO PLUMBING CONTRACTORS.
CRY ENdlEEER's 0FrlcE,

KICW0ND Va, oopTemTef II IN7-J
SEALED PROPOSALS will lie received at
this Office until 6 o'clock Z. ". on the 4fH DAY
OF OCTOBER, lsf2 for all he lasor and ma
terial. and fixing in place comDlete the plumb
ing and plumbing hxture- for the New Clty
Hall Building. at l,ic m0nd, Va. in accord
ance with the general instructions and condl-
tiOns. specifications. schedules and drawings,
which NAV be seen a. ihls Office
Each bid must be accompanied by c3rtl-
fed check tor $500.
he Commiftee on Grounds and Buildings
reserves the right to reject any and all Ids,
and will reject all bids received after the time
herain state for opening The same or which
do not comply strictly with the requirements
of this invitation.
Proposal, must be enclosed in an envelope;
with name OF bidder Oh outside. scaled and
marked. Proposals Tor the Plumbing and
Plum ing Fixtures for the New City Hall
Building. al richmond Va and addressed
10 " L. CUTSHAW.
SO 2f-thXsutOc4 City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

Union Stock Yards. H.. Sept. Is Cattle
Receipts 20C0O; steady; 15c higher for
prime grades. weak for poor grades: COM
mon TO extra steers. S3.OO05.5u; COWS and
hcifers. S1.50u2S5; bulls. S1.5OQ325.
Hogs Receipts. $1,000: market closed
easy; heavy. S5.2OQ56j: mixed and medium.
S5.25li3.G0; light. 81. 2505.5O
sheep Receipts. 1000: weak: poor to
extra, $3.00G5.O0; lambs. $350U3.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.
|~N~r-"l~.0| r.-r-r.~--- --~-~-~-@-~J~-|~ND~O
MISS DANIELS SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN.
IOi WEST MAIN STREET.

:, :, \ ne next session Of this school will begin
SEPTEMBER gerR.
MISS Daniel will he assisted IN the Inter-
mediate aud Collegiate Department. BIZ Mrs
Caskle Cahell. and in the Primary Depart
ment By Miss Joiiries
German. Miss Baugh.
LATIN. by Professor Beverly Robinson.
French, Professor l.. n. Hassele1.
new feature in the school Is a kindergar-
ten IN French by Nine Hasseleff Tor children
ofHx years snd upward. Nine Hasseleff will
also have a conversation class for students OF
French.
10th Of these classes are free Of charge.
fhysical Culture is in charge Of Miss White
head.
The Misses Daniel will receive a limited
number Of Boarding pupils.
For further particulars apply to Principal.
ses-tOcl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept 2S.-Whcat was easy on
tho liberal supply and closed re. lower: No.
2 red winter in store. 7flN74ilc.
Corn sympathized with the decline IN
wheat and closed A@3sc. lower; No. in
store ~ 0f6isc.
Tho oat market was dull and weak, clcs-
ing KAYE. lower; 40. > in store, 32Am33c.
ipts. Wheat. Isl cars, corn 80.
Provisions were hrm on good buying OF
ribs By the clique and purchases Of Octo-
Der pork by Armour q Go.
Pork gained 15027l2c., lard 12l2c. and
rlhs 12NlIl1Lnc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis. Sept. 2S-Flour firm but I'M
changed
Wheat weak and lower: September. 70lSc.:
October, 70tSc: December 73bc.; May,
79;ac
Corn lower; September. 42&c.; October,
424c.; November, 427sc.; December, 423sc.;
May. 45&>c.
Oats unchanged
Pork Standard mess. Sll.0.
prime steam. 1926.
Dry Sailed Meats shoulders $G75 longs
and clear ribs. $40 bid: shorts $7.05.
Bacon Boxed shoulders. S7.25; Longs and
clear ribs, $50; shorts 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

New York. Sept. 2s.-Cotton futures easy.
Receipts at tie ports are 1900 bales against
1900 bales last week and $4,000 bales last
year The spot market is steady at l-16 adj
vance in quotations Middling uplands.
rs sales 10 bales. Transactions in fu-
lures 100000 bales; September nominal;
October 7.55fi756; November. 7.54Gg7 80;
December, 7T9NTS0; January, 70l0792;
February. S036SOf; March S13dSl 10;
April. s.23QS24; May. S33QS.35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

ItII y 'ITIFTIs 7 ~ ~ IIITTT tI - I'--'T
NOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
= be received "a this Office until NEDNIS-
DAY. SEWEHRrR 2srH. at o clock +. D.,
for furnishing the city mules and horses
with FEED. PRONENDER. &c. and q 50 with
STRAW for three months from October lst,
next.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals offered. and TO
give the contract for each article required TO
the lowest bidder therefor
Forms Of PROPOSALS can le obtained by ap-
pying al this Office w. T. CT TSHAW.
Sc 2j-td City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, Sept 2s.-Spot cotton easier;
middling a.; sales. 1900 bales. Futures
quiet hut steady; October November, 4 1l-64 ;
November December 1 1864; December
January. 1864; January February, 4 1864 ,
February March. 4 1861.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
WILMINGTON

Wilmington, y. c.. Sept 2S-Spirlts tur-
pentinc STEADY at 25l2c. strained. soc.
Tar quiet al $1.25. Crude turpcntmc quiet;
hard. $1.O0; yellow dip and virgin, S1.G0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

Charleston. Sept 2S.-Rosin firm at 95c.
Turpcntine firm al 2Gc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29
NJ T. TiNG>.


RIcHMoND. September %, 1892.
4 GENERAL MEETING or TIL. STOCK
~ UOL pERS OF THE kANANHA COAL
COMPANY is hereby called TO be held in me
MONDAY. 8Isr OCiuBER, 1892, at ~
O'Clock "a.
II order Of the Poard of Directors
LEIGH T.. PAGE. President
+. 7. BRooEE. Secretary and Treasurer.
seq DIN
A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS
y of the SOUTHERN FIRE BRICK
WO rs will lie held 70 20 o'clock A. NJ.
OC FOBER 4, 1872 At the residence Of the
secretary, East Richmond, Va. for the tran
action of general business.
By order of tho Board % Directors.
sel-30t A. O. HAktl. Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-29

Icror.ed iy Mossrs John /. Williams 4
sons Bankers. corner Tenth and Maln
RIcuMoND Va. Sept 2s, 1897.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-09

doubt have gone home, and after . time
would have accepted the husband chosen
for her by her parents: now that would
be impossible.
"what can | dor have just made
life miserable for her BY my folly" and
she sObbed herself to sleep long afte,
Madelains had entered into kaleidoscope
dreams. in all Of which Monsieur Henri
figured.
Mademoiselle Chaumelle exerted her
self to be cheerful at breakfast, but
Madelaine thought her Aunt's manner
10 Monsieur Henri had changed since
yesterday. she was 10 much more polite
and ceremonious.
He did not seem to notice the change,
but he devoted himself almost entirely
10 Mademoiselle Chanmelle till it was
time to start hOmeward. The sky looked
% dark and threatening that Aunt Viz.
ginie decided 10 have the carriage closed
for homeward journey, and IS there was
only room for two inside this prevented
any talk with their escort. Aunt Vir-
ginie told her niece that she had not
slept well. and should try to get q nap
rs they drove home; she was really plan
ming u way ont OF this terrible dilemma.
The only plan she could think of-and
that seemed feasible one-was to nc
company her niece to Rouen and to con-
fess her fault to her brother-in-law.
Surely II this pro posSd husband had
never seen MadelainS his offer could be
declined. and the child might for the
present be left free.
Monsieur Henri Is evidently in q Do
Eition to marry; and surely they must
wish for their child's happiness above all
things.
When they reached CAudebec and
found letter from Monsieur Leroux
saving that he should cnme next morn
ing to fetch his daughter, Madelaine felt
how true her forebodings had been.
She was dismayed to hear her aunt say TO
Monsieur Henri: "GOOd aight. monsieur.
and thank You for all your kindness. Do
not think me inhospitable II I say that
we are engaged this evening. but Il Is
the truth"
Madelaiue thought that Monsieur
Henri looked mortified. and she tried 70
be extra friendly.
"GoOdby," she said. at IL really
'goodby' this time; am going home
tomorrow"
'GGOodby.~ He held her hand for a
moment; but he spoke quite calmly, she
thought. "SOlne day or other ! have q
fancy that we shall meet Rgain."