davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-11
Stebt ibrem Gatten tren GUT
Settle
Die unruben an Ser 6re1t5e spif9en
1nertfo uno Guatemala
D~eranIaGen Ole merifanifde Re9ierune gu
iofortieem Gtnfdreiter.
6 t. 8 II. Sft.


9em v@Lobe Democrat" pir6 bon ser
Stabt Merifo gemeIOet, baB Srou Qtnnie
st. &nor, Die Srau bon 9tobcrt s.. &nor,
Dem Nmerifaner, mel6er iiberfu6rt mur6e,
oermittelit elmer gefdlibten 8anfantpeiiung
@olbtpaaren i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 er>
langt gu baben, bon Stem gort angefom>
men lit. Der 3pcd ibrer 9tnfuntt bier lit,
Bel benz tbrem @atten 9etpdbrten nsuen
BroseB, tpeIder 9eitern ieinen 9lnfan9
nabm, onipeienb 3u ietn.
9ie l1nruben an Der @ren5e 3tpti6ert
Werifo unb Guatemala berur1aben u1ter
Der oorti9en 8ep0lferung bebeutenbe Nuf@
regun8. Sic meTtfanii6e Gegierun9 ptrb
iofort S9rttte tbun, UNI ibre @ren3e gu
i6uBen, nno miro Elm @leibe5 bon bet &ez
aterung bon Guatemala %oerlangen.
, 1893-10-11
Sec uno Sonoman0per bel Palifar,
Din weIdem ole 9efarnmte oorttee Mills, nno
ole Semannune DER britif4en 5lotte
theiInahm.
6olifo !, g. 6. II. Sft.

@eitern fan6en bier 9rOBe WfanOOet
itatt, an tpelben finftaulenb Wtann tbeilz
nabme1. Die Gruppen ~beitanben aus ben
ldmmtlic6en b~ieitgen Mtlt3en unb ben
Mannibaftcn Der britiiben Slotte. Der
i3tpef ser l1ebungen mar, fe1t8uiteuen Of
bic 0anbtruppen i'm 8ereine nit BEN a9t
Sorts am @ingang Oes 6afenS I'M Stanbc
leien eincm Nngriff bon Der 2anbz unb
SeeIeite 0i6eritanO gu ~leiiten. Sci Benz
lebten Chamber bate es iicb b%eraus9eiteut,
baB vgort &eboubt", iebt bas itdrfite Sort
in Canada, nicbt i'm Stonbe par, S3ife
an Der @infabrt in ben 6afen gu binbern.
Seitbem finb CUR Gerbelierung bieies
Mangels getpaItige Summen berausgabt
morben.
, 1893-10-11
Giner Tbita9uer girna
Der 8ou ser fYrifden Gifenbabr
bon 3aifa bis Damascus
Su9efprohen.
Der Ban Ger Sahn fol- fofort in Qnorif ee=
nommen peroen.
%2onDpn, II. Oft.

Qonbon, II. Oft.
Seute pir6 Sic fOrmltcbe Weittbei[ung
9cmabt perOen, baB Ser @ontraft fir Sen
8au SET pteIbeiprocbenen Gtienbabn bon
6aifa in Sprten nab Damascus ser Gbtz
ca8oer Strma SUB & SomnIen6 3ueez
ipro9en poroen lit, tpeG6e fir engIii3e
&opitaliten beretts merttanti6e @tienz
babnen 9ebaut bat. Sopnienb la9te 9eitern,
baB bic 2ofomntipen unb @a9en fir Die
8abn ipabri9einltcb a:s Nmertfa be3o9en
iperoen ipiirbeu. Die Wfit9Iteoer Der Sirma
tperben am IS, no3 6aifa abretien, unb
ben 8au ber 8a6n iofort in Nnsriff
nebmen, tpelher cttua adt3ebn Monate in
Nniprub nebmen tptro. Oer 8lan i'll, Die
8abn i3ticBlib bis na3 Snbien aus3uz
oebnen, tpenn bon 8eriten Gon5elitoneu
ba5u erlanst tperOen fOnnen.
, 1893-10-11

Sermdn Sloom tpurbe heute Morqet
tpegen @inbrucbS BON benz Gicbtcr &erlten
inter $500 8itrgicbaft an bas Criminal
geridbt Deriuieien. SIoom lift angeflaat, in
Oas SauS $50. 1S1 Dearborn Npe. einaes
brocben 81 iein unb eincn nit &lei6ern unb
@ert9ia6en geftaten &Offer 9eitoblen gu
baben.
-S9omas Sing, ber G6ttcienmiiItonar,
ipelcber in 2acoma tpegen 8erleBung 6cs
@earpz@eiebes III 9tntla9eSuftan6 perIebt
purbe, itanb beute bot Som. 6o1ne, Der
i'm inter $4,000 8ir9i9aft iteate. @r
ipurbe 9eitern in Chicago per6aftet, nahz
benz CT iib geflibtet bate, Sing ioa
elmer 9(n5abl Gbincien bebiilfltcb 9etpelen
iein, ltcb in Die Ser. Staten ais Scbau=
ipieler ein3ufiibren, pGbrenb iie geip0bns
li3e Nrbetter tparelt.
= Die Stiles'i6e S9ei6un9sflaae.
ipelcbe iebr ieniationeG gu tper6en perz
iprocb, lit ms g8aiier gefaQen, 5. f.. Die
8etbeiIigten baben iic6 pie6er Dcrtraoen
unO Den 8ei9IuB gefaBt, ettpaigc iaftiqe
@ebeimniiie fir itb 3u bebalten. SSrau
Gillian 8. Cities p~erfla9te iiin9It i6ren
Mann, einen befannten 80ritaner, tpeoen
grauiamer 8cbanOlun9. @r eripiberte nit
elmer @e9enflage, monacb leine 6rau linn
Die Srcue gebroben. SeBt id6einen ite iih
enti9loIien 81 Daben, 9emeinlam i6r Rreua
3u tragen.
, 1893-10-11
bnngernOe arbeitslofe 6rnben=
arbetter
Uebmen 8efhlo9 BON einem 8abn=
5u9e,
Gm fdnelIer tRr 5ieI 5u errethen.
6oui It 0 n, Ger., II. Oft.

Y " - W ~NSI IL" ~"
9ie 8eamten Der Southern 8aciftc
8obn beftnben iid6 iiber bic telegrQp6tlb
9emcloete 9ta6ribt, baB elmer ibrer 3igc
in Del Gio BON elmer 8anoe bon flint uno
iecbS3tg bcpaffneten WtQnnern IN 8elcblag
9cnommen Jet, in elmer nicbt 9ertngen Qlufz
regung. Die 2cute %bebaupten, 0rubeu>
Grbeiter aus Californian unb 9teu Wferifo
81 letn, unb ia8en, baB tie burb Sic Ser
309erung beS Staate5, Die Silberfragc gu
etlcotgen, 5ur Ger5wetflung 9etrteben iin6
un0 oaB Tie nab Mlobama geben tpoGen,
I'M bort Die 8ldbe Der itreifen6en @rubenz
ar6etter ci15uneblnen, neil Tie feinen anoe>
rem Qustpeg lc6en, I'm itc6 Dor benz Ser
butgern 5u retten.
Sic lallcn ben bon tbnen IN 8eI1lag oez
nommetet Bug nab ibrem @utoinfen
fabren Ino balten an Derlbiebenen YlQben
I'M, UNI ltb Gebettsmtttel 81 p%srlcbaffen,
baben ii6 aber lonit nob feline Nusichreiz
tun8en Su Sbuloen fommen lolien. 9a
Die &eute gut beiDaffnet un0 in DerstpcifeL>
ter Stimmung itno, 10 Htpagen 6ie 8a6nbez
anten ntbt 9etpaltiam gegen tie por3u>
gebeu. Oton 9laubt iibri9ens, baB iie ben
Bug in 6er 0tGbe Der eriten be6eltenoeren
Staot Derlaiien tperOen, Damn nm bic Stoot
berumgebcn unb itb einen an0ercn Bug
faugen tperben, INN bic gtetie fortsuieben.
Sin I'M ~6auptquartier Ser Soutbern
8aciftc ipGt in Der 9toht eingetroffenes
Sele9ramm bon Sun Qtntonio bat iibriz
gems gemelOet, baB ais Der 53u9 BORT an
fam, Dter5tg iener 2anbitreiber in 6aft gez
nommen i%purben, pdbrenb flint unO 5panz
gig, bic aber perfolgt perben, DorlGufiQ
enttamen.
, 1893-10-11
Gin frdberer 8etriebsIsiter Ser
n2lhociirten prefe"
Jn uew BORT 9eitorben.
sc 10 0prf, II. SfI.


Sames 6. Sueiton, friiber 8~etriebslettet
Oer vNiioctirten Breiie", lit 9eitern babier
in 6ol9e BON @ebtrnent5itnoung geitorben.
Suction erlangte icinc Nusbil0un9 auf Dem
9rinceton college. 8eim N~uSbrucbe bes
&rie9es trat ct in baS &ebeIenbeer Elm
un0 perblieb in Oen1ielben bis racb erfolg7
ter NteDerperfung Der Gebeltion. ST. fam
aIsbann na6 Seem gOrf unO pibmete iitt
benz 3ettungspeien ell. gta9 GINGER 3cit
erbielt er cine NnitelIung BEL Ser yNiioctirz
ten B%reic", purOe baIb barauf 6iiLfS78ez
triebsletter, baum 8etriebsleiter beS8ureau
in 2onbOn unb sulebt Der erite 8etriebsletz
ter 6eS 1tnternebmens. 8egen 3unebmen>
6er 8rGnflthfeit Iegte ct bot ettpa sebn
Sobren bieieStele nieber un6 lebte ieito EN-
in pOutger 3uridge3Ogenbeit in SEEM
Oorf.
, 1893-10-11
Gin 0iterretdtfder Baron
Sol Elm omerifanii9es GoIofi9Iein eefan=
gen Raber.
g e ~ gorf, II. Oft.

Sn SEN &reiien Ser bieiigen voberen
3ebutauienO" turitrt bas @erii9t, buB Ser
Oiterrei6tf9e Baron 8. S. @runbebaum
bic reicbe @rbin 9iaie Sherman, Sic Socbz
ter etres befannten 8ferbe3 iicbterS in
2ertngton, &D., betmfiibren mtr0. Die
iunge Dame lit un9efdbr 10 Sabre aft un6
genteBt on9ebIt9 bereitS iebt cine etgenes
@infommen bon 500, 900 per Sa6r. 8az
ron @runbebaum (im 1ebrigen Elm wenig
betonnte ariitotrotii6e @r6Be) ion tbre
Befanntf9aft in 9ot Springs, Nrf., gez
macbt boben. Gr lit ungefdbr 80 Sabre
alt unb an9ebltb iebr reth. Die 9ocb3eit
lou an9eblicb am 20. Sttober in Ser bteii>
gen ct. Patridsz &atbebrale itattftnben.
, 1893-10-11
IN Sem simmer eines frieoens=
rthters
miro auf einen Qopofaten Elm S6u6 abb
9~efeuert.
g t. 8 OF 6, IL. Oft.

8G6ren6 elmer geItern gtacbmtttag itatt7
gebabten 8rO5eBocrbanblung Dor bem
SricbenSrt6ter 6alep in Sf ct. Souls
%feuerte Srant SO. Sorner einen S6uB auf
ben NbDofaten Nlcranber 6lanni8an ab.
Die &ugel cling an 6lannigan porbei unb
fubr ettpa brei SuB bonn &opfe bes &icbterS
Salep in bie 8anb. 9aS @eri6tSaimmer
mar CUR Belt nit Mtenicben angefiut, bit
iofort idnmttib Ourcb Sbire un6 6cniterr
aus Dem 8erei6e beS S6iben sl entfoms
men. Srgenb cine perl0nIihe @ngelegen=
belt ibeint bic Gerantaiiung ST. bel
S6teBeret gegeben 5u baben.
, 1893-10-11
Gin freher Gtnbreaer
6rhGIt fetnen wohIperoienten SoRr.
6oIIoo6, Mi6., II. Oft.

@etern Mforgen 9egen brci l1br tpurbe
Der 21idbrise 6enrD Out, ais ct unbefu9ter
8eiie in bas in @ait Obio, 5ebn Mleilen
nOrblib bon bier g~elegene 2aben9ei6dft
bon 8iltam &ropers, brtn9en noute,
bonn 8G6ter Srant 9eories er16ofen.
0teler iiberlieferte it6 iofort BEN 8eb0rbcn.
Das @el6dtt tpar in leBterer 53eit mebrere
Mtole beraubt norben, unb ser BORT ange7
iteQte 0eprtes iobltef bes6aIb ais @dcbter
in bemielben. DDf 9eb0rte elmer 8anbe
bon Strolcbcn All, pelbe lcbon feit l~Gngerer
Belt 6ie gauge @egenO uniider 9emacbt
bate.
, 1893-10-11
IN 2tbre0e miro seiteut,
Oa6 in Pambur5 ernite rnruher fatt9efunz
oen hdtten.
8 a nj b burg, II. Set.

Die bon elmer 9epei9ens2 (gentur in bic
8elt binaus9ci9tdte ytabrt6t, baB Oabter,
~peronlaBt ourcb bie in Solgc Der G9olera
notbpen6tg geipotOcnen itrengen ianitGtS7
polt3eiliben 8erorbnungen, ernite llnruben
itattgefltnben bitten, lift u0Qig aus Der Suit
gegriffcn. Die @ei6icbte lit Dermutbltb
in SEEM gort f~abriSirt porben.
, 1893-10-11
8 6eeItn q, 90. g. II. Oft.

@eitern 9tben6, gegen le6s 11br, rannten
5tpei Meilen tpeitli3 BON Bridgeport, Sbio,
8tpet @iitersii9e Der G~lepelonb, 2orain unb
@beeIing 8a6n gegcneinan6er. 8eibe Co.
comotiDen uno mebrere @iiterpagen tuur7
ben bei6dbi9t, a6er bon ben 8a6nleuten
tpurbc Nien1anb berlebt.
, 1893-10-11
Gin en9lifder Oompfer in oen
6runo 9eboRrt.
Das un9IHd erei9nete fia i'm iaponii4en
6afen Kobe.
Qpn6Dn, II. Oft.

Gincr aus gofo6ama babter eingetroffez
men 9epei6e Sufolge lit ber 0ampfer
v9enbei9bbDibire" bon 6er S6tre : 2tnie
trdbrenb CT i'm 6afen bon &obe Dor Nnfer
lag, bon einem iapanii6en S9ooEcr in
ben @run6 gebobrt porben.
, 1893-10-11
monatlthe Grntes uno DIETER
beri6te.
SO a{btngton,,0 g., II. s

W a B tt8to n, 9. g., II. DIT.
Mit @nbe bieier @pdbe tpiro Bic Ser
Offentlibung bon nOcbentIi6en Grntez uno
@etterberibten burb baS tderbauzM tniz
iterium bis auf tueiteres etngeiteqt, unb es
merben inn 0aufe bes 8inters nur nob
monatli6e 8eribte perOffentli9t tuerben.
, 1893-10-11
g t. @Ipub, Wfinn., II. s

. y "VFFFFFI 7 :
@eitern 9t6eno mur6e Der Sheriff 6emz
mereu bonn SriebenSribter @iuiam &oB
in Spole, in Oielem County, aufgeforbert,
iOfOrt bortbin 81 fommen, ba Elm g%epiiicr
Sobn 8or6arb in Qpole crmor6et porbcn
lei. -9arauf be9ab ii6 Der 6Ilfsiberiff
9otD nit Dem Gountpantpalt Suuiban Ioz
fort nab Der Scene bes &erbrebens, nell
cbes baS Geiultat zines lan9iGbrigcn Samiz
Itenitreites gu fem ibetnt.
, 1893-10-11
Oompfer.r ladridten.

@Ias9ow: r0euonia" boil Stem
gort.
, 1893-10-11
5met 6iter5i9e eeeeneinanoer ee=
rdnnt.

Die Sofomotipen, aber fetne perfonen be-
f6dotet.
, 1893-10-11
Gin alter 6amilienit

5inoet ieinen Qbf6Iub in einem mIor0e.
, 1893-10-11

AbenObiatt Der Su. Staatsstg. 1 Gent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
RAILWAY RUmBLES.

The New York Central is going to with
draw the exposition hier" at the close OF
the fair.
The Pennsylvania Is building new shops
In Washington OF such a capacity that -
cars can be repaired at one time.
a one fare passenger in Philadelphia can
change his street car Il times on passes by
starting from the extreme northeastern
end Of the city
An inteFlooking tower containing 40 lev
ers has been put in operation at Litchleld'
his, by the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
and ST. Louis road.
The first railroad to enter Chicago was
the Galena and Chicago Union, which was
chartered in 1926, completed to Harlem, ~
miles, in ls48, and to Elgin il lSi9. 1t be
gan operating in lS4S
The new southern line OF the Rock Is
land railway runs through the famous
Cherokee strip nearer the middle than the
Santa Fe line, and therefore the Rock IS
land expects to handle big business.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad
has won its long fought suit against the
international ana Great Northern road
with regard 90 the possession of the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson Railway com
pany.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
THE JEWELERS. ART.

a substitution for perforated work is seen
in the use of silver wire, now especially
popular.
Round ebony rulers are sumptuous. They
have a silver bar on handle for their manip-
ulation, with beautiful perforated Orna-
ment in the center.
Brerwood pipes are besprinkled with
tiny horseshoes, bonnd with cables. They
display blazonry Of colors in yacht flags
and insignia of that sort.
Large cable cord chains Of silver are
made for gowns These, it must be under
stood, are not heavy, but although large
have distinctly a light effect.
Large silver bracelets are worn. They
have linked rope effect. but are not
weighty The union Of polished and dull
metals is decidedly valuable in these.
As there are borsy women, so in silver
drapery pins there are long whips across
which a soddle perfect in every detail Is
hung Tennis and croquet devices also APP
pear. but the prettiest devices are floral
There is sentiment In heart shaped cigar
set. The lamp crowns the edifice. Below
is a gilt lined cavernous opening for cigars
and two smaller receptaoles for cigarettes,
with a silver bar Oh which to rest the light
ed weed.
A new pocket receptacle for postage
stamps has a little book OF rice paper in
fiat silver covers. They are only long
enough 10 hold two Of the old and two of
the new issues. In the back Of one Of the
covers is little celluloid calendar Jew
elers' Circular.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

One Of the most awful modes Of punish
ment inflicted by the law invested barbara
ans Of olden times was that jocularly re-
ferred to by the old inQuisitors as lakes
iron crown" ! can only find record OF
one country Hungary-where it became
the recognized mode Of killing criminals
convicted of enormous crimes land there il
WAS only used on regicides), but several
other governments are known 70 have used
IL in aggravated cases. This mode Of pun
ishment With an apostolic name consisted
Of placing a crown Of redhot iron upon the
head and leaving it there until the sizzling
flesh and bone burned away and allowed
the very brain Of the writhing wretch to be
fried TO crisp before life had entirely left
the body. Could even hoofed and horned,
spike tailed devil, fresh from the internal
regions, devise "A more inhuman method OF
innicting the death penaltyi
The term "Luke's iron crown" was APP
piled to this method Of legal killing be-
cause il was first used in Kidding Hungary
of rebel named Luke Dosa. Luke and bis
brother George headed a revolt, and the
former allowed himself to be crowned king
by his followers. When finally taken by
the government, they made the crown bust
ness TOO hot for him"-an example to fu-
ture would be kings.-St. Louis Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
An Episode In Autograph Hunting.

When Mr. Joseph Chamberlain was made
q cabinet minister, he got hundreds of re-
quests for his autograph. For a time he
answered each one in an autograph note,
but IL labor involved became so great that
finally he had printed form prepared,
running, Your request Of such a date is
hereby complied with" Then when an au-
tograph request came in he simply signed
this blank form and let it 20 at that
One day a tall, raw boned Warwickshire
man walked into his Office. Morning"
said he
Good morning" said Mr., Chamberlain.
looking up.
~ came for that place you promised me-"
said the countryman, after an awkward
pause.
''Place' promised You no place, said
Mr. Chamberlain.
Eyes you did, " insisted the countryman
stoutly. I've got your promise in your
own handwriting" With that he hauled
out one Of the autograph replies, Your re-
quest Of such dote"
But. man alive" said Mr. Chamberlain,
that was IN response to a request from
you for my autograph"
mo, 'twasnt, " said the man. 81 never
asked for no autograph. l want place.
That's what / wrote for."
Mr.. Chamberlain had the mans letter
hunted mp, and, sure enough. he found that
it was a formal application for place.
"Here," said the perplexed minister, emp
tying into his big hand all the money he
had in his pocket. II can't give you place.
haven't any TO give"
And with that the man had 10 be content
Exchange.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
BEESWAX. TLAXSEED. &C.
. ......r 94ct9i.

Deeswax, 22Q2ic.
black Oak Bark-Rossed 5000 per 2.2eO
mounds: blackjack and chestnut, rough,
r. OOa7.O0 per 1900 pounds.
FTaxseed si.io per bushei.
SKINS AND HIDES.
No I green sailed steer hides co mounds.
I>-t o. . No. 2 green sailed steer hides.
en- rounds. 8 3-4dlcS No. 1 green salted
6iass so 70 co pounds. 3G3 I-le.; No. 2
green ealted hides. 20 to 60 pounds,
&c.: No. gresn saited hides.
sailed hides, 2 SIC; no. green hides,
? 1-2c.; No. 1 green calf skins,
Eoc: No. green calf skins. 4Oc.
sheen skins. full wool. Soc: sheep skins.
lamb skins. green. 4--; lamb skins. dry.
a5dsoc'. medium. 70chpaoralt cmfwyp
25dSoc.; dry sheep skins. 1Oa75c.;
dry flint hides. No. &C.; dry
flint hides. No. 2 &C.; dry salt
hides. No. ]. 4 S-ic.; dry salt hides
No 2. &C.: dry calf skins. Be-; deer skins.
dry 20c cattle tails. per piece. &c.
'rallow-Prime packed, lie; cake. &C.;
Sole leather ntrimmed. good stamp.
middle 20c: good stamp, .. w, 21c.
seconds. II lie; good damaged, 16 l-2c.
poor. damaged. l3c.
Sole Leather-Trmmed, best, good
stamp. middle, 2lc; seconds. 19c.: good.
damaged. IS 1-2c.; poor. damaged. lie.
Wooi-Tub washed, Hq25c.; unwashed.
lSq19c. ,.,,,.,.....
BROWN SHEETINGS.
81 James River, .. o.. 41-fc.: rs do,
X. K. 4I-2c.; A DO, " ~. 43-4c.; ~
do. II. IT,. &C.; A. do. j.. D.. Size;
a Piedmont, &C.: A. Greenwood. 53-ic.:
1914 Mohawk Valley. 70 l-2c.: f0-4 Boston.
221-2c.; 1914 Lockwood. p 1-2c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGS.
81 Trump. &C.; 81, Pride OF Laundry.
41-2c.: rs Trump. 1870; rs Pride OF
Laundry. &C.: A Trump he; A Pride
of Laundry. &C.: A Farmers Choice,
G1-2c.; A Barker, l-2c.: "A andre
scoegin. lie: A. Fruit, 8 i-2c.; A Wam-
sutta. f01-2c.; A Langion. G.. b.. 91-2c.;
1914 Mohawk Valley, pc. 1914 Lockwood.
p t-2c.; 10-f Boston. 25c.
DUCKS.
Savage, 6 OF. duck, loc.; Severn. 8 OF.
do. DC.
Roots-Ginseng. S25oG26o per pound;
Seneca. 33a35c. per pound: golden SEAL
15Gl7c. per pound; pink, y 1-2&l3c. per
pound: wild ginger. l0Ql2c. natural, Sc.
per pound; yellow dock. l-2Gic.; Bur
dock. lie. per pound: ladys slipper
6d7c. per pound. fassafras bark. 4a5c.
per pound: liverwort leaves. 66Sc. per
pound. blood root. 1-2dic per pound.
Corn-Whlte. &c; mixed. 5Sc.
Rye-75GS0c. per busheL
Sumac-Per bushel. 7jc. 10 sl.0O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
ale Cn1cAno MARKETs.

CHICAGO Sept There was good
trade I'm wheat to-day on speculative
account. The opening was unsettled from
Il under 20 * over the closing figures OF
Yesterday and advanced 8, more. then
became weak and prices declined 11s. The
close was about SsQN lower than ycster-
day.
corn had another active day and still
further advances were scored, the mar
ket retaining a proportion OF the advance.
Outside orders were more numerous and
local shorts were disposed to cover,
creating an immense demand. The mar
ket opened i50M higher and with an urg-
ent demand and light offerings sold up
quickly with slight reactions 1pic on
heavy selling &c sold off g. aRd at the
close was 15aB higher than yesterday.
oats tralled along after the other grain
markets. advanced early and yielded
later The close WAS but slightly higher
for May, and * higher for Sept
hwn al .aroaal SIS taco l23i5 23i 233
Provisions ruled firm on the good cash
demand for shipment. January product
was I'm better demand at higher prices in
sympathy with higher priced corn. sept.
pork closed DC above yesterday Ff-al
prices on lard were 2i1n5c above the
close OF yesterday. The cash demand for
ribs advanced Sept materially, the clos
ing being 57ia above yesterday. oct
closed - higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
Learning journalism.

It is absurd to say that the newspaper
Office must be the only successful school
for would be newspaper writer's. Modern
Journalism has well defined practices and
principles that ca0 be taught by one who
knows them as well AS in a school Of jour
palisrn as in the office Of a daily paper. The
trouble with the schools OF journalism that
have come into existence up 10 the present
time is that they have not been practical,
and that their conductors have not been
themselves adequately trained In the meth
DDS Of the modern newspaper world.
Itmay be true that no amount Of instrue-
ton can make a first class author or jour
nalist Of one who has not natural talent
for literary work, but granting the posses
sion Of such talent in some degree instruc-
ton in literary art or in the principles OF
journalistic work cannot fail to benefit the
pupil and to give him marked advantage
over one whose talent has been developed
only by experience without a guide
Writer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
A $4,000 GRAVEL PATH.
Made of brazilian Pebbles Which Have
Been bought rs Coffee.

been bought as Coffee.
The gorgeous tales OF oriental splendor
tell Of pathways strewn with gold dust to
be trodden By the sacred feet OF royalty,
and diamonds are the conventional paving
material for the promenade Of the princes
in the fairy tale. 1t has been left to St.
Louis business man to construct a gravel
walk-neither long nor strikingly beauti.
ful-that is a modern II comparatively
humble rival of these glistening highways
Of fiction and fable, for 1t represents $4,000
hard cash.
Mr. Edward p. Kinsella, vice president
OF the Hanley- Kinsella Coffee company. Is
the proud possessor Of this unique walk.
1t Is composed of several tons OF Brazilian
pebbles that came TO him in an ordinary
business way during the past few years.
This firm are heavy importers Of Brazil
ian coffee. Before the berries are ready 20
be roasted for the market the sacks are
opened aud the contents carefully examined
for twigs, leaves and other impurities, the
latter generally taking the shape OF small
pebbles about the size of coffee berry.
These came with such regularity and in
such quantities that long ago the idea that
they were accidentally in the sacks was
abandoned and the conclusion reluctantly
reached that they were purposely placed in
the bags to make weight. The daily dis
coyeries Of the Brazilian pebbles will I'll an
ordinary water bucket. The importers pay
for coffee
Two years ago Mr.. Kinsella concluded to
utilize this apparent evidence Of the dis
honesty OF the faraway coffee packer and
had the accumulation Of pebbles carted out
10 his handsome residence on the West
Pine street boulevard, where they were
used TO make a handsome garden walk.
The pebbles represent a weight that in cof-
fee would be worth $4,000 The gravel
path is et n month being added to, and it
IS but question Of time when Mr.. Kinsel-
la will have the most expensive piece Of
garden path in the known world.-St
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
RIcHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

RICHMOND. Sept. mo offerings Of
tobacco at auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
were light
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections bright. 13S hhds &C.. ;
dark. - hhds.. 3 ties. No reinspectlons.
Wilson'S. Myers. Old Dominion, Shell
burne's. Shockoe Planters. Crenshaws,
and Seabrooke's tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts. 40 packages;
deliveries, % packages
H. $. Internal Revenue collections for
the city Of Richmond, Va. to-day: Cigars
and cigarettes S4lG.75; plug tobacco,
S21oa IS. Total, F6,23I&.
A right good sale OF old lear tobaccos
on The breaks at Sheiburne swarehouse
to-day.
A very good sale Of bright loose to-
baccos at Dayenports warehouse to-day
Prices satisfactory.
A good break Of tobacco at the Plant
ers warehouse to-day, with new pre-
dominating, prices on the same being
well maintained.
our Mr.. owen Davis arrived on the
afternoon train via the X. q H. X. X.
from Henderson. n. c. He says. Il
heard complaints Of tobaccos firing, and
OF second growth, which will make the
tobacco large. and stalky cutting mas
commenced quite freely.
A telegram from Louisville, hyp TO-
day says: Withdrew all hurley. Market
two dollars higher"
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: u. y. Christian, New York city.