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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
vK CLOSING Quotations or
MONEY.
earrings and sales 1T the Richmond To
b.ooo THchaugs-internAi hevenhs
Couectiops-foTeiEn Advices.

.r,, YORK. oct. a.-The interna-
,f yacht race engaged the attention
.-. low stock brokers who were pres
he board to-day, 20 the exclusion
0.lr,ihlng else. The transactions
..-. only i2s,0OO shares. and less than
t dozen stocks figured for 10000
'-.rls aAd over. OF those Reading was
..t active. 5000 shares changing hands.
-.. Stock was strengthened by the an
'.,..ment thet the company had paid
.,.ysr syndicate tho interest due
,. o.tober lst. General Electric was
f-mcr Tor a time and rose 10 s3ss.
e e.ctuatlons I'm the usually active
rsu Tor no special comment Ma
.-sl Lead. Louisville, Atchison ana
- pacific were comparatively weak,
.. tare was no special pressure TO
rro Cordage stocks were heavy,
~. .,rmon declining "a 10 - and the
,.-..5 q 10 20. The common subse-
.ry rallied 20 23il IL was stated
81. he report TO be submitted by me
...ttrs would not be as iaVofap'e IS
.-. street expected Nothing oehhlte
~. known about the report up 10 lhe
...ss Of the stock Exchange. Inc mar
--et on quiet and steady.
s.1.rreasury Balances-Coin, $5O,726,-
4a. currency, SA3o5OOO.
Money ON cau has been easy ranging
.-n TO pa per cent. last loan AT =
-.- cent. and closing offered at ? per
-. prime mercantile paper, 7Qo per
..-I lar silver. 1873; Mexican dollars
.. Sterling exchange hrmer, with
...'.t business in bankers bills at 4s3i4
er sixty days and 4s5Q4s5h for demand
--..d rates. 4s408SG; commercial bills
.+ DAYS. 4silg0 ~. and demand 4S5sa
.4.t. Government bonds strong. State
,.. dull. Railroad bonds 1rm. Sill
W. Al the Stock Exchange neglected.
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Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. oct. 5.-Flour market
mon. active and easier; winter wheat,
Iaw grades. S2.O5Q2.45; fair TO fancy.
&Eg345. patent. S350Qi.00; Minnesota
oar y25Oa3uO: patent S4i004GO.
Southern -four dull and easy; common
90 fair extra. S210Q3. 10: good 20 choice,
Nr4ie5.
Wheat-Spot market duh and easier
So red. store and elevator, 5OaI4e.;
s1lat 7Oltc. Options opened weak md
i-I h1Ac.. huctuated within harrow
limits and closed veal, at %Q5bc. under
yesterday: trading moderately active;
closing October, zoe; November tlkc.;
December. rake
com-Sp0t dull and easier; No. ?. 4Sl4e.
elevator, 4si4q4sAe. ahoat. Options dull
end closed weak az &Q&c decline; Oc-
ller 4sLc.; November 4G#e.: Decem-
Der S9Nc.
0ats-Spot dull and easier options
.a.I and weaker: october. 34hc; No
Nnber size: December, SIZE; No 2
fais October. 3GIsQ@Ac.; November.
"tf3T,c spot-No. 2, 34l4c.; No. 2
'alte 500: mixed Western, bi436c,i
write DO. DGa3sc.
Wool fairly active and steady; domes-
dace 20G2Sc.
asti quiet and firm; family fi2,45;
ezra mess. si05Od1iOO: beef hams dun
az Ndop016B0; tierced beef quiet; city
ezra India mess, 220O023. 90: cut meats
tie, and firm; picked bellies, sl2.bO;
Ilers. $50; hams. St0.50Q11.OO; mid
os nominal.
Land in better demand and higher;
tlen steam closed az $1,000; city,
,Eoho. october Sp05 November,
"t Refined firm: Continent, 5000;
+.l America. StO75; compound, $500.
k firm; new mess, sls75Gl9
outer quiet and steady: State dairy,
.'+-ie.; creamery. 29g30c.; western
If. lti4f pc. creamery, 20G SOC; Ell
"ei Imitation, creamery, l9d24c.
..Io4 seed OIL quiet and firm; crude,
'le yellow. a0c
.Ieio.eum firm and quiet; Washing
,.l parels. $3.50; bulk. $500. Refined
'@mQ2C5
,. '.n quiet and steady; strained, com
ia 20 good. Hl5gi.l7ih.
-. 'pen'ine quiet and steady at 2sMc.
r, nfm; domestic fair 10 extra, I1s1
Japan fh44asc.
NURSES Foreign nominal; New Or
s. open kettle good 70 choice, steady
qolet al 3Oq3Sc
, sano's quiet. fancy hand-picked, az
.oFee-options steady at bdis points
e.ce October 60541T00: Decem-
IN. 1slupF4lG05: February, sl565; April
,selSS5. Spot steady ana quietI No
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BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE. MD, Oct. 5.-tlour
steady and unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red spot and DC
tober, 6S.d6sMc., December, uAq1l2c.
May. 7SAQ70c. steamer No. 2 red. 651.
Q6Jlzc., milling wheat, by sample. GS
aGJc.
Corn quiet; mixed spot, 4Sha4s4ac
October, 4SQ4S4c.; white corn, by sam
pie 53a55c. yellow do, 52453c.
oats quiet and steady; No. ? white
Western 36I4q37c.; No. mixed, Western
344G35c.
Rye neglected; No. 2, 52qj3c.
Hay strong and active: good 10 choice
timothy, Sl5.0Oq 1900.
Grain freights dun and unchanged.
Provisions steady and unchanged.
Butter dull; creamery, fancy, JOc.; fair
10 choice. 26d2Sc.; imitation, &c
Eggs firm. near by. 20U2lc.' cold stor-
age, lSc.
coffee quiet Rio cargos, fair. l9@sc.;
No. Z, IS1sQlShc.
Sugar steady; graduated, b9sc.
Whisky unchanged.
Stocks-Nirginia consol threes, 6oH;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. 675l North
ern Central stock, rs, Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern hrsts, 1Oi; first incomes,
70; Consolidated Gas bonds, lO9; do.
stocks, 57a5s
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rrRfcE. y Cents
lOur price 20 sender of
L 8 Copaonh \ cent?.
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Oct. 6
iSy1

BACHELOR WORK OF TIE HEART %IkMavs.
Donald o. Mitchsn)
No.a dlusrateD MAciULsr
HAWTHORNE
MsA GAxEd
No THE COMING
=. DREAM by xMARyr-
FRANKENSEN; pR0MErHEUa BY Mn&
BOOK OF GOLDEN By
No NOSES FROM AN HAWTHORNE
No H. THR SCARLET LETTER HAWTHORNE
ESSAYS OF BY CRARLEs LANE.
NJ unusra BY OLIVER
No TWICET0LD TALES
by D ANT III
BY Iron OLTvESc
No AyroUS
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Watch list carefully books constantly added
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OBITUARY.



CAPTAIN James il. Gibbs. OF Engine
Company No. q, died yesterday morning
al 10 O'Clock. He was considered most
efficient fireman, and had been connected
with the department in different capaci-
ties for a number Of years. Mr. Gibbs
leaves a wife and four children, all girls.
Captain Gibbs was a well-mown ana
popular worker in the Democratic ranks,
and was held in the highest esteem by
an who knew him.
The funeral VIII take place this after
noon at O'Clock from Groye-ayenue
church.
Mrs. W. G.. urru,s.
Mrs. W. G. Burruss died an her resi-
dence, No. III south Belvidcre street,
yesterday morning. She was apparently
in good health when she retired last
night. The deceased was the mother Of
Miss Burruss. Of the clerical department
OF the Endowment Guild.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. b.-Wheat to-
day was unsettled. The market was
quiet, with spasms OF activity. me
opening was about sghc. lower than yes
terdays closing. but some strength was
shown and prices advanced NOME. Al
ter holding steady FOR while, weak
feeling developed, prices declined sale
and the close was ss4Ac. lower Tor De-
cember and 1zQssc. lower for May than
yesterday
There was not much doing In corn
carly, the market keeping about steady.
Towards the close, however, the selling
became very heavy, being led by one Of
the largest commission houses, and was
followed by shippers and room traders.
The price sold OF sharply at 5sg1c. and
closed at inside figures. Cash was In
good demand. moderate supply and prices
were steady, but closed weak ana Lc.
lower all around.
Oats-The trade was moderate, the feel
ing easy and the net decline for the day
AQ1zc. The break in corn started u
moderate selling movement, and the close
was easy at inside ligures.
The provision market was strong and
higher on light receipts Of hogs and
higher prices for them. Offerings were
light and outside business Of no conse-
quence A few buying orders advanced
the market. Packers selling readily, but
taking care to sustain the price by bid
ding. There was slight reaction to-
wards the close. but final figures showed
steady feeling all around. January pork
closed zoe. higher and January lard and
ribs each l0c. higher.
Cash Quotations-Flour quiet and easy
and price unchanged; No. spring wheat
6lisc.: No. 2 red, 6455c.; No. 2 corn, S9Ac.i
No. 2 oats, CSC. mess pork, Sl6.95qlLOi
lard, S9.5Oa962}z; short rib sides, s9.4og
$50: dry sailed shoulders. $7.371aq1t0i
short clear sides, S9.75QlO.75; whisky
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NEW ORLEANS. oct. 5.-Futures quiet

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 5.-Futures quiet
and steady; sales. $1,000 bales; october,
IT'S; November, 7Ss December, 7.9f;
January, SO4; February, S.13; March,
s2s; April. s3l; May, $40
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 5.--Cotton quiet;
middling. 5-16 receipts, 1886 bales
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6.-Noon.-Cotton in
fair demand and prices firm; American
rnjddling. A 9-t6; sales estimated at 1900
bales: American, 5000 bales; speculation
and export, 1000 bales; receipts, 1000
hales: American. 100 bales. Futures
steady and demand fair, October, 33-G4
"a 94-64. October-November, 5000
A 34-e4; November December, S5-dg
4 ss-e4; December-January. &-6iW
a fR-g4: January-Rebruary, $500
4 ai-Gf, February-March. as-64a4 3S-ta;
March April. 4 40-e494 1884; Aprii-May,
I 43H.
4P M.-Ameriean middling, fair, 1-l6;
good midding, "a middlng, As, nomi-
nal; low midding. ~; good ordinary
az: ordinary, 4 3-l6; October, o9-ot'
buvers: October-November. 32-e4' buy
ers; November December. 32-64, buyers;
December-January. 33-64G4 S4-bf; jan
February. 4 1854, buyers; February
March, 4 a7-e4G4 1864; March-Aprii'
4 SO ga; April-May, 4 A-ef94 1864 May.
June. 4 44-04, values. Futures closed
quiet.
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MARINE INTfLLiGENE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC Oct. 9, 1898.
Sun rises.......... eli hooh rises 20 a. H.
Sun sets.......,... S:'5i "@y 'suE'n n 'iHl
PORT OF WEST POINT. Oct. 3. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Dole. New York,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED,
Steamship Richmond. Dole New York,
passengers and general Fargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Elm City Marshall Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

hiOfMUND, IA, OVFs D, toJ3.
Offerings-W heat 1.341 bushels; corn
(white). 100 bushels; corn (mixed). 10
bushels; oats, l,12l bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 6G6 bushels: corn (whitel,
100 bushels: oats. 40 bushels.
s-Wheat-Longberry. &c. 10
Tic: mixed. &c. TO lie; shortberry. TIC.
to T0c.; No. = red, 00c. TO zoe. Corn
White. prime Virginia (bag iots), 52c.
No. white. sic. TO size; No. mixed.
50c. to 5Ol5c. Oats-Winter Uor seed.
Soc. TO 3sc.; No. 2 mixed, &c.,; No. .
mixed. 35c. Rye, SOC. 10 toe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-06

PATTERsON.-Died at his home IN
Richmond. Va, on Thursday, October
5th. BERNARD +. PATTERSON. son Of
N. NJ. and the late Rev. J. B. T. Patter-
son, in the twenty-eighth year OF his age.
The burial will take place at Ashland,
Va, on SATURDAY at l o'clock =. NJ.
Services at the grave Friends OF the
family invited 10 attend
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. o.. Oct 5.-Flour firm;
spring patent, $4O0a425; family S2'f59
800.
Wheat-No. ., &c.
Corn frm and advancing; No. white,
l2c.
oats firm and advancing; No. white,
33c No. mixed, 32l2c.
Rye steady at 51Q52c. for No. ?.
Pork-Mess, Sits; family, $1,000; clear
family, 5000: clear mess, 5000
Lard, S075Ql0.25
Bacon easier; shoulders, $3.50; short RID
sides $1,000 short clear sides, SlLjO.
Whisky. SLIP.
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA. oct 5.-Spirits tur-
pentine market was quiet with very
little demand, sales Of part of receipts
made at 251bc. for regulars.
Rosin market firm and demand mod
crate; sales, 1000 barrels. Quote-A, b,
and ID, csc Z. $1.O0; f, Sl.05; G. SLlO;
II, SIPS; l, $3.50; X. $500; NJ, $40; n,
$50; window glass, $40; water white,
$500
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Sugar Raw firm and quiet; fair re-
hning. Ssc.; 06-test centrifugal. S1sc. Re-
fined steady and fairly active; No. D.
lN94 1l-16c.; standard A. 3-16c.; cut
loaf, bssg3 iS-i6e.; graduated, 1850
6lzc.
Freights TO Liverpool! dull and nominal;
cotton. steamer, nd; grain, steamer, ID
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THE COTTON MARKETI

NEW YORK. oct 6.-cotton quiet; up
lands, s 3-16; Orleans, 7-l6; new cot
ton offered at &c. under quotations. raies,
$40 bales good ordinary, 1-l6; low
middling 7s. Futures closed steady
sales 100. BOO bales; October 500; Novem-
Der. $40: December 822; January, S.33;
February, S43; March, S52; April, SCI
May $40; June, $50.
Total net receipts of cotton reported
to-day from all ports were 2.lS5 bales;
exports TO Great Britain, 1S,207 bales;
Continent, 5,s73 bales; stock. $1,000 bales
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
1870 bales; exports 10 Great Britain,
q. 275 bales; France, 11,454 bales; Con-
tlnent, "a, 352 bales.
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, N. c.. oct 5.-Rosin
firm; strained, Soc. good do, S5c. bid.
Turpentine firm at 255sc.
Tar firm al S1.l5.
Crude turpsntine quiet; hard, Sl00;
soft and virgin, $3.50
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, $. G., oct. 5.-Tur
pentine steady at 2o1.c
Rosin firm at 90c. for good strained.
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STATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY or HENRICO-ss:
]. j.. i. Glenn, cashier of the above-named
bank do solemnly swear that the above stale
ment is true to the best of my knowledge aud
belief.
]. f. GLENN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this 9Th
day of October, 1893. GEO J. ROGERS,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
THOMAS POTTS,
Il @, MORTON,
FRED. ". SCOTT,
oc6-tt Directors
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STATE or VIRGINIA, CRY or RICHMoyD-ss:
l. II. C. Burnett, cashier Of the above
named bank do soiemniy swear thai the
above statement is true TO the best OF my
knowledge and belief
H. G BURNETT. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 5th
day Of October, 1898. J. L. 1lcKEANY.
Notary Public.
Correot-Attsst: -
JAMES MILLER,
A. l. BOUL WARE.
JOHN 7. PURCELL.
oce-It Directors.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ M,hRSsHASTs NATi9SS !, |. n ] BANK ~ Va AZ
GiSIA, Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
on sill DAY OF OCTOBER. 1898.
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NIVI1l 1f
full
The au. novel consists Of
out orchard South Africa and sc
problems which trouble
which leaves an a"inHS "''''' ~ ~'' '
enovels OF the age
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LAWS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.
pv WV EpMONsTOUHG AYTouN.

sa s,iTr,ng ballads Of Professor Az
In inI r,yal ia Macaulays Lays OF Ancient hSl
Cd BY the fact that they are 20 an, Ug psttorm
repertoiiV sea.e4 nv the fact that their auth
claion a,.-'ao verse the heroic Incidents Oh
s sISa against that Of the "coyenan'er'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-06

This beautifully illustrated ed enjle the claim has as essentially
attrcu' world Goldsmith has thed over inc won
inc IN IT unriyai
tenderest other writer OK notion Az r
Wakefield youth and In
Scott sa m an and OF author VINO conulyes 50
ana throughout its fascinating
reconcile narersuc Poor Poll genial fancy ana the
dyertng simplicity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-06


Ha"nVlh undyns book In Iwce-I aes IN
writer's mas Annual, published now over
reality Twice-lo Ola Inss hsy
subuety OF thought ana nhgh
the felicity author OF The Scarlet Letter ac soy
the and its effect IL py tpe ~
air oil 5on nv the imaginative genius Of the author
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80 ,uc,yp Rv OWEN MEREDITH Robert Lord Lyi'op'l

ucie. BY the second Lord Lys e + 'T yers -
ush - rnoud OF Mrs BroWnngs Aoto
whas ~ Win a strong admixture OF romanue
lion and brilliant dialogue
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,xn VIRGINIA. BY BERNARDIS DE SAINT PIERRE

I0 sorv classic French writer o uhe
This idye ss nd has won place Tor itself In the homes
an literature and can appreciate me WORK OF
people Wo rarv propTlety, be termed an ldeasa % ;.
with some n3,on os that renowned work II Is book y
all ALL 1nf the centuries charming as wen as su''"S
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-, ves.ys OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.

charming S Ss'l 5sh ss scn Si wit carefully
hits happy Ten With utmost ease ara grace ana &C
delicate & tnrtestLamb gives importance TO eV
Grace all
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l. THE REyERIEs OF A BACHELOR; Or THE HEAEr.

l. REyERTs OF BACHELOR; OR, BOOK OF THE HEAIr
By TX MARVEL Donald g. Mhcheu)
This ss &c. e. s. T s vide ssS. Cos. our ';
how @ n.ss this . ssH es Of hook fro" " pen no" a''"
g. LAYS ANCIENT BY Beautifully Illustrated
As aS and :n.rs . s' S Stirring Sis pd % an:
ss F no s sa S R saa' sS sSs the
s edition aIa ' are %aiqa p H S1 ''
3. A TILLYLOss SCANDAL BY j. NJ BARRIE
appetite 9s e s 9 ne ss% ar o iSSs s ssS''
s % s s s s weaver on and S" ' s5'
GTs H and f ans c4es Of narrative power Never since
r ' r CHARACTER s' ap at bo ame with
or droi incident ~
HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES By N.gAs 1awTaGrsn
This Stss lT@GFdsi f % by amy writer
day. TSe work. s perhaps pure Of of
5. CRAWFORD By Mrs
s .o 3a2f A ey s ds S@ the Isns
5 S sad ANA With aae afy apades beautifully
8. THE COMING RACE. By LORD IyrroN
sG 5s de .s and sssn s sS ssm s
time It presents fascinating OF the human environ
s tvd by eve9 y resource G of se1cal
Ingenious and mercury have at, command "".,@ e y5,so
Of SSs. nofa but rarely sed and versatile
DREAM LIFE By TX MARVEL donald MHcheH)
g5ofoso1 %" Sa SaG e i
and f5Ps has literary i aPscSacH delightful though
Sometimes som pathetic pictures
rRANKENSTEfN; Or THE MODERN PROMElhkus by MRS ehEL
H author has great imnanye powers ana
weird but make the read the book can hardly ever be for
s s6as @,'' ''-
,onU oF GOLDEN DEEDS. G. NJ YoSaE
'9 say DS TSny aas %sa soI Few
cntnaie and patriotic ideas
"a uossFs FROM AN OLD MAysR. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
Another somgsT s, for d i h fqo1 an ' o all
pe which Hagho FOR simplicity high literary excel
l1ce commnds anew to plo'' i'''
:, THE SCARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
romance intense interest Eek an aic epot mod
lyss gahc dsfro pl He literature
features Of the age and pace"
- vss.ys OF Fila BY CHARLES LAMB - . - m
l. r full say r hr" carefully aS s %
h nrly written the utmost a b sa in the common paths
once aeTe fbe gives an Importance " everything anu ~
grace ALL
. ,o,D op WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH
i0 This beautifully edition 81 ao s Gas as ESSENTIALLY ho@s
as attractions those who rS Gomb has shed over the
book for ne Of his genius pastoral scenes IN y are Gnryansd we
SAID y 4ead the youth and
10 again and 0,s the 4ae Book Throughout pages
US TO human traits Of the
simplicity
, rwYcV TOLD TALES BY NATHANIEL HAwrHohSE, -, =. -
H. the most and By far R the most popular OF Sa.
writer's the %S an a nnaa PUBLISHED
were ounuy reprinted are reality ~, 81 S and inybt which
charm author Of The Scarlet ; s5 b Each tbs sI fe sa0f
own ar than by imaginative genius Of the author
- ,xp VIRGINIA BY BERNARDES SAINT PIERRE
To- this y story classic F1ss VORTEX s ' G s hom G almost ssy
an ss and can appreciate me WORK OF a nay.
literary % that renowned book that Is to
all tnf ,e centuries. charming as We" aS su"s e ~ ~
pv op An AFRICAN FARM BY Ralph opl OLIVE scHnrryER
the nom % DESCRIPTIONS and the most aDD'ins
pathos out fiction so herself sr ao's sh .,o % '
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=, MN SCARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE

A romance OF intense interest t, or' an art
lysI5 and graphic desIl inionial lie, we ha
1ugu ne hest OF SCOTS novels 1t Is true a'
f@ati,res OF the age and place
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DRUGS, DYEsTUFFs, OILS. ETC.
Extract ogwood-Assorted. l5gl6c.
Alum-3Q4c.
Concentrated Lye-}1.75 10 $3.50 per case
Cochineal-50c per pound.
Copperas-l l-2G2c.
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CRANFORD. By Mrs. GAsKELL.

Crawford" in it's charming miniature paintir
calls the best OF Jane Austen's novels II Is a
social life 10 an English country village, descrig
ions. character and social conditions OF the littl
earnestness and with fine literary aptitudes !
illustrated
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FEvER-sTRlCKEN BRUNSWICK.
It's Census Being Taken To-Day
About 5000 People Left.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. 1s,-It II es-
people In the fever-stricken city OF
Brunswick. and of these the greater
number are without means OF n liveli-
hood.
Grave apprchensions are aroused from
the fact that the disease has spread to
unaffected.
1t was decided last night to put men
on horseback to-day and take Il census
or the city. All desiring 10 leave after
that can go through Camp Hutton No
one will be allowed to stop at Camp
Hutton over ten days, and must then
continue on to their destination.
surgeon Geddings reported that lie has
thrown u Gordon OF armed men around
the city, and no one will be allowed In
leave town without going through the
camp.
Surgeon Murray reported one death
last night. but no one could tell who II
was and "A canvass failed TO disclose II.
Al Il meeting Of the Board OF Health
clans were needed yet.hnd no volunteer
Turs-S Surgeon Murray has four nurses
ell route. and VIII get more II necessary.
LATER Brunswick reports one new
case OF yellow fever to-day and one
death, johnson NJ. Taylor. There are
Two banks have moved to 81. Simon's
Island. The infection Is spreading slow
~. There is great need OF assistance
as all business Is stopped