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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

AN'1AAAAoANfff ~ 4NONs - 1870.
Offerings OF tohaceos at auction on
Charge to-day. - Packages OF sun-cured
One package sold at S9.75. two at So -
enc at $3.50, three at Ss.2j. one at s.
one M $40, one at $162i5 one at $7.2J
one taken In az 81, one sold at 81, one at
$3.50. one at SOS. two at $3.50, one at
two sold az $40, one at $40, three at
one az $3.50. one at Sl.0J.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers. IL hOgsheads filters. Z, cut
ters, 10: smokers. u; leaf dark, g. To-
tai 80 hO8sheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
nspecuons-Bright, * hogsheads. dark
u hOgsheads and 20 tierces. Reinspec-
tiOns-Bright, 81 hOgsheads.
Farmers, Wilson's. Allegheny, Old Do
minion, Jones. Shockoe, Neal's. Daven-
ports and SeabrOOks tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, - packages; de-
liveries IA packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions for the city Of Richmond Va, to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, $3.50; plug
tobaccos, $3940.35. Total S431S.2d.
A good sale at Shelburne's tobacco ware
house to-day and prices well up.
DavenpOrts tobacco warehouse had the
second largest sale they have had this
year, and prices entirely satisfactory.
Wrappers IN good demand, with an up
ward tendency.
A fun sale at the Planters to-day; high
est price. SIG.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: Chalmers Patterson. Danyille.
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FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
gHE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONET.
oaerinrs and sales at the Hichm0nd To-
t.,r, Frchange-Intcrnal Revenue
Couccusns-Forcign AdVices.

.,.,. ~. e.oo,,i.tior AT the
\.W 0oANt nov. ~ 'i'e'u'..t'lo at -
sos. Exchange openca rahet we''N,
g4.. to the rcccipt ot lower caules II ON,
I...HH. i.ouisVHc ana NashNlne lDe'
About point in the hrst transaction
al. lc general Lsi Yielded tract on"i43 Z
soon Afterwards Ametlcan Sus OF. Co.
F..c.4 l'f cent on iloeIai ~, -, f-.,.e
tu0 .Iue account he co1hatH' pu5 ,'.1
oi Ue STOCK sirens lhehed tne 6eN,'ai
."i aAA inc acuhe stVC"a nv my 10
uH iu 10 pcr cent leaeiNs Was Hrr,s
l"i ume on lhiiaa, 'i''. -. ~ ,s..iI-
t.aI lt- receivers Cttuucatts "'iT -,.a
ut at % premium or 2 per cent? ~ I'M.
..e.t 40 an early hour lIdt ul, an
Q.lE Cor stocks was not rs ldist .'".,..Yf
raHN. when thls became "Ii...,.i
t1 t.e traders in the room tnty f,''i're
b.fl.H. At thc same uine t"o ssut
dealers ON that side N the ateo"''s i.ri-
h..t. oriDIs 90 sell ROCK lsiat,,a, ...rD,.fln
s... .H.ato Gas. sugar ana h' ii.,-..''t..,ht
aNl Quincy. ineu oherhss de-
about io" range OF prices "'- sugar
Gum. on p 20 20 pet NtAt- f'Is,I H..
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TIE COTTON AIARKETs.

NEW YORK, Nov. o.-Cotton dull; up
lands. SO; sales. 113 bales. Futures
closed steady; sales. 900 bales: Novem-
Der. S0jaS.07; December, S.l5as16t Janu-
ary S1SUS19; February. E2GQS27: March
S.a3Qs.3l. April, S4OQS41; Mag. S.4S;
June. S5fGS.5G.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 9.-Noon.-Cotton in
moderate demand freely met and prices
unchanged, American middling 4ts; sales
estimated at 10000 bales; speculation and
export, 10000 bales; American, Il ,S00
bales Futures easy and demand mod
crate; American middling, November-De-
cember. 4 2S-Gi; December-January, 4 2S-G4
az 2g-61; January February. 29-GlD
4 30-G4i February March, 4 3O-Gi04 31-G;
March-AprH. 4 N-Gla4 1854; April-May,
4 34-Gf; May-June. 4 35-Gl0f 3G-G4
T.. M-American middling 3; good
middling, 4 11-16, midlling. 9-1G, good
ordinary 4 J-1G, ordinary. AZ; November,
29-G4a4 30-Gi; November December,
3 2s-Gf04 29-Gi. Overwhelmingly 2S-GI
az 2J-64: January February. 4 29-Gi0
( 3O-G4; February-March. 4 3O-G404 31-Gi:
March-April. 31-6iQ4 32-Gi; April-May,
Z 34-Gf, May-June, 4 3j-Ga4 3G-G4. Flu
lures closed steady.
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mont $40 %. South America, 5000; com

nent 5000: South America, 5000; COM
pound. $50. .,,,..>.,oro
Bltter Quiet and weak, do. cr eaIlle, -
9502Sc.: Western dairy, li3l0%5c'' S'0'''''
cry 1Ga.s}c.: Elgins &'tc. .,,. cr,,de
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy cruue'
&c. yellow, Zoe.
Petroleum quiet and hfih. .,,oa com
Kosin quiet and irn.' 7'iaiiFN'
mon to good. sl.22iA0l21 ootL1,2tc
Tnrpootinc dull and steady at oVlzH,''lltic
' 49,, IA in fafr demand; domesuc,
far 60 extra. 3ss0.Htc.; Japan ~. or
tioiasses- Foreign nominal 9nl,2sc
,,.,ne C.rn kettle. good TO choice, "u.. 'oe'
Peanuts daIl fancy R@n s5s f1Sah an
Conc N-overnbcr SIPS; January,
tsq3s'et,. March. Si685QiGi9, May, >iolo .,
Sp5t rio steady AID quiet NO. . i'AV
Ss1,,sar-Raw dull and steady; fair rein hil-
80 1g-fgc. Refined quiet ana STEADY
H,k' 1I8i' 7-i6c.. standard A, 9-16G
o.i catIoaf 5Q5 Site; crushed. 30
: y t6c.: graduated. e-loo 4sc.
Trcchts 10 Liverpool quiet and firm;
cq.tOn, i1-Gid.
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND, Nov. 9.-Flow dull
ana unchanged.
Wheat quiet and easy, No. . spot, CTS
dGH5c. November Giiac.; December
Co.. 1GJftc.; steamer No. = red, GJl46lc. /;
milling wheat, by sample 6jU61c.
C0rn-YellOW, old, 4Jl4c.; new, IOai2c
Oats quiet and steady; No. . white,
Western. oJi4c.; No. = mixed Western,
SIC.
Rye quiet; No. .. 53c.
Hay steady; good TO choice timothy,
Sl4I5ul45J.
Grain freights steady; steamer Go Liver
pool. 303isd.; Cork for orders 3s.u3d.
Butter steady. creamery, fancy pc;
DO. fair 10 choice. 2lQ2tc.; DO, imIta-
tion creamery. 2aU21c.
I-es, -2li3lc., near hv, 2ic.
Coffee firm; Rio cars0s, fair, l98c.;
40. &. 1850.
Other articles unchanged.
Stocks-Baltmore and Ohio stock, 1917;
Northern Central stock. rs; Baltimore and
Ohio southwestern, 1885, first incomes, 10
second incomes, %; Consolidated Gas
bonds lOJ4.
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1nE TIMEs-RIcHMoNp. VA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 10 1898

90 pounds, 3-474c.; No. green saI,.d
hides, 50 10 so pounds. 5a3 i-4c; No 2
green saite5 hides. 81 so 90 pounds
&C.; No. green sailed hidea'
under 20 pounds, sg3 he; No. green
sailed hides. 2 3-4c.; NO. 2 green hides,
he: No. green calf skins
50c.; Ma. 2 green calf SKINS. ,Oc
sheep skins, fun woof SIC: sheep skins
lamb skins. green, 4sc; lamb skins. dry'
Ed5Oc. medium. 7ochpaoral, cmfwyp
25l30c. dry sheep skins. iOa75c':
dry aint hides, no. &C.; dry
INT hides. No. :. BE-: dry salt
hides. No. /, SIC; dry salt hides.
No. 2. &C.. dry calf skins. Sc; deer skins,
dry, 20c: cattle tails. per piece. &c.
Tallow-Prime. packed, lie; cake, &c. /:
dark. Sc
Sole Lcathef-Untrimmed good stamp.
middle. 20c good stamp. o. w, dc:
seconds. Il Ire; good damaged, Is 1-ac.
poor, damaged. l5c.
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left the table. Mrs Schinkle FASTENED
after her.
What is the matter, child?"
In a tone bali stiied with sobs, Helene
related to the hostess what had passed,
and ended by saying;
Can ! have offended him?'
"Ohl dear. not" said Mrs. Schlnkle.
laughing heartily. This baron was OBJ
tanned from an agency for the hire Of
dinner guests. and as we thought that
dinner would be over by 3 we engaged
him only till that time-the clock struck
when he ceased talking. Globe.
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How he Read the Title.

He was about eight years old and
was looking over the bookshelves for
something to read. A volume bound in
red attracted him. It was Pope's Essay
on Man"
He read it for few minutes and then
threw Il down.
1T may be easy on man." he said,
but it's hard on a hoy"
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: Our price TO sender OF
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Nov, 10
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II. By TX MARVEL


70 LAYS OF ANCIENT Illustrate ByLoR M,uL
~~'-N
N@t THE HOUSE BY
Nos CRAWFORD. AGAsKE1
Noe THE COMING by LoRpLrr
NOT DREAMLIFE By MARVEL.
BY Mas
Noa A BOON OF GOLDEN DEEDS BY MYoxaG
No 10 NOISES FROM BNAra
No III lHh SCAN4EI LETTER
No II ESSAYS OF ELLA BY CHARLEsL Aua
NO 10 yioAh OI WAKEFIELD unuraeh By
BY
\" Is PAUL AND VIRGINIA D AIN PuREE
BY RAph oLIyESc
No H. LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH EmoSsruSE A
No Is LU0IE By OWN MKEypTH Lord
No IA DREAMS. By OLIyEs HRENK
No % BLACK BEAUTY. SEwELL
Iimesr
q The willie
Address TINES Building Richmond
Watch the list carefully, constantly
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH, GA, Nov. 9-Spirits tur-
pentine opened and closed quiet at 2Sc.
Tor regulars; bids were az 2ll2c. and offer
ines were made 40 2l%c., but no trading
ceipta were finally sold at 21Llc.
Resin continues firm al quotations, with
fair demand. sales about 1900 barrels TO-
day. Qu0te-A. D. q and -, SIO24; h,
SiO7is: h, $112i4: q, Si17la; Ii. $40: j.
sl.55: N. $50 VI, S25j window glass,
Sc. 50. water white $3.50.
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REX.-Died, November 9th. at AIS A.
NJ, Mrs. MARGARET REX, aged twenty
nve years, wife OF Nfliam F. Rex.
The funeral VIII take place from the
chester, THIS AFTERNOON at 2 o'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
Int rment at lakewood.
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ST. LOUIS

ST.. LOUIS. MO. Nov. a.-Flour dull;
patent, S}Oc031j; choice, S2OOg2.2Ji
family, $lSu02UO.
Wheat firm and lower; Dece uber, 5JBc.
Corn unchanged.
oats firm. November, 2Gi2c.; December,
2tac., May S13sc.
Iork-Staudard mess. SlT2J.
Lard-Pr'mc ste I'm. $3.50.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, $500;
l0uss and clear ribs. $50. shorts. 5000.
E9ccu-EoNed shoulders $50; longs,
$1,000. clear ribs HlO12ia, shorts, SlO31a.
High wines steady at SLlJ.
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Offerings Wheat. 8S8s bushels; oats,
2.IsO bushels. mill offal, ~ tons.
Sales-Wheat 3,S3S bushels; oats, 80
bushels
Quotations-Whea -Longberry &c. 20
Csc. mixed, Csc 10 Csc shortberry 00c.
20 &c; No. red, etc. TO &c
Corn-White, prime Virginia bag lots,
46c 70 &C.. No. white 3Gc. 10 i7c.i
Mfiie new. 4Ic 20 l5e.; No. ? mixed,
A.c 10 40c
Oals-Winter for seed), 34c. 20 &c.;
10. : mixed, Doc TO 35Ac.; No. 3 mixed,
RVs. hla. ia ks4
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. v,c,p OF WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH


Il
ees1 nDn 40 Sr Waiter
scott onNes wen
s fascinating pages
Poor Po seal ah ana the most
dyerng simplicity
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WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Nov. D.-Rosln
dvB. strained. Si.09; good DO, Si.S5.
IurIentlne steady at SlOf.
Tar dun at $1.10.
Soft and virgin turpentine. S1.7O
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Nov 9.-Tur-
pentine firm at 2llzc.
Resin nrm AT U5c. for good strained.
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PORT OF WEST POINT. Nov. ., 1893.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF WEST POINI, Nov. p 1s93
ARRIVED.
q steamship Charlotte, Nickle. Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Bowden. Brakeman, New
YORK, general cargo.
Steamship Helen Mcneil. Swansea, to
load cotton.
Steamship Elm City. Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. MCKEE, Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Bowden, Brakeman, New
York, general cargo.
Steamship Elm City Marshall. Walker
ton, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
,,c, NOM TAIPS By NATHANlEL HAWTHORNE.

H. popular
. an
IN Twce-Tod Tales" have all
subsequently, the
Felicity Charm Each athes
the and heightened fdicues
its ar the genius Of the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
,vs ov THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS.

by NM taads OF Lakewood have
school reader and In
ed platform deaimefs
repertoire oI author nig IN PATRIOTS and
"e0"'1 No
Of the "CoNehau'SS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
r or ~ lFRICAN FARM BY lRaIpb Lronl OLIVE sCHREsER

To- OF olive sehrsne
Under inc phc descriptions and The most appealing
traorinay recognized mode OF
phos fiction E herself Her novel consists OF series
OF stI striking the problems strong
whic leaves an aD''1s N'~N"' ~" 800 $500 - - 49,
arkaten Of the age
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INSURANCE.
INCORPORATED l70A
Mutual Assurance Society
OF VIRGINIA.

This well-known institution, the old
est I'm the South, insures buildings against
FIRE AND LIGHTNING
on the most favorable terms by
Perpetual and Annual Policies.
Losses equitably adjusted and promptly
naid This society, with Its record OF
gQarlv one hundred years Of successful
nneration. commends itself 10 all who
V+ish TO combine perfect security with
low rates OF premium.
DIRECTORS.
William II. Palmer,
william +. Gray,
James w. Allison.
Alfred 4. Harris, Jr.
Lewis Ginter,
Joseph Bryan.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
FRANK r. STEGER, Secretary.
PHOMAS Boiling. JR., Asst. Sec'y
JOHN BLAIR. Collector.
au3O-we. IT. su.3mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
-, ,yD yTPGINIA BY BERNARDN DE SAINT PIEBRE

wholesome school,
II Is book that sure to go
well as edhyng generations yet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
=, nun SClRIFV LETTER. By NATHANIEL

A romance of intense interest e@'' a' aT'
tvsis and graphic description. LOT an a. ~
,ss5 Sv New England colonial NE we n
Ike he best Of scott's novels 1t Is true a'
features OK the age and place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
:, res,ys OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.


hits happ ard and composed IN 50
material In the common pa
once b humbes-amb gives an Importance 10 everything ana 81
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MARINE INrhLLlGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. 10. 1893
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
"a. NOISES FROM An OLD MANSE.

A,other deiehtsu companion Tor ldle houls 10 "lS
ers a,bich Hawthorne entitled Moses from an O,a
worns, odr ~ M IL anew to public favor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

" .pak and the story Miss sswa , vo for
ondsrty appeal to % r os % charm ana
ana horses especially those "h 's'A 1Ss'~
pIe ros, of a cruelty 10 anims~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
nnr,Ms Br Ralph irony oLIvE scuRElNEn

H. b unlike STORY African Farm mas many 81
SchreineFe famous Ine oh
acesu and suggestive besides its high netsus Qualities Is n
problems which TINS cer
before the shtf reader pe
lights 70 workof a uncommon mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
|. THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLEs. By NArnN

This masterpiece OF Hawthornes Is full OF the imag
In felicity of touch its author is unap preached by
day The work u.s. perhaps the purest piece Of poetic
American literature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
5. CRAWFORD. Bv MRs. GAsKELL.

'Cranford,' In It's charming miniature PAINTING and ;
calls the best OF Jane Austens novels IL Is delight
social life in English country village descriptive OF
ions character social conditions OF the little comm
with fine literary apt tudes In the
illustrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
,,crrp nv OWEN MEREDITH IRobert Lord LylIon.

lo Governor OF lnd
Paris is novel IN ssiss, WIZ
what in the strong admxure romantic thought plus fertility
ton and brilliant dialogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
3. A TILLYLOSS SCANDAL. LIZ ]. M BARRrn.

new work by NJ Barrie, author Of the Scottish
Ster which has had phenomenal SALE expected
fay appetite OF every intelligent reader Of hghcass acon
Die Scottish hfe Barrie his special
the characteristics OF the peasant
knows the His sketches full OF hunt
realism and force and diectness
day, has Lowand Scottish fiction had such Interpreter
depctor OF character lit at the same me with odd stuat
droll incident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
THE REyERIEs OF BACRELOR: DR. BOOK OF TnE nRlRr

By TX MARVEL Donald g. MicheL)
This American classic enjoyed world circulation
SL<o IL Is offered fer the first time a nominal
scribers
HOW agreeable is Tx Marvel this of a
no" humorous, philosophical, pathetic and charming
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6. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LvrroN.

THE Coming Lyon. is clever and ingeniou
the inventive mind OF man may ma
time. but fascinating picture Of the
ments. may realized I'm the next century, when
every Of electrical and mechanical eoh
will be enabled to exchange don
have al com
pance maryelousy changed social ana md
OF things The work OF fancu but rarely 81
mind.
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By TX MARVEL Donald G. MhcheL)
T % SSs cos. Ct R': 81
ho nH'sSas 5s pathetic . s Ssn SN from his pen no" quaint
LAYS OF ANCIENT By Beautifully
and s s seSats spirit 4s y o hare n
Roman a a breadth the sUie
ia'isi the Illustrations OF
8. TILLYLOSS SCANDAL. BY j. NJ BARRIE
Appetite As @ :aS ' % seSS la Sss % ha
s:s % s s on his Swn s0s srSen Il. IaG
eam and great e aad d% lS Sg poses Never since %
detQ situations and amusing
l. THE OF GABLES. BY NAmASuL
This full the masoaye charm Of Romance
day I pFhaps in Of
% 3s & It's charming miniature painting END SS' R SS World
an E1s co1y village descriptive the fss habits
Illustrated sssSaS' anu W.T." me "''''' ''''''''
6. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD Ivrros -..- 49,.
TRs Gom by Lord LsiG9 f f ana hs coming
mns as P %e may see realized in the next century
i Ingenious and ' a
The work the product Of ''''' but rarely gifted and versatile
:. DREAM LIFE. By TX MARVEL donald G Mtchell)
e a9s :ss 0 OF 1sS s0 ! dusl @
seo@s PSSs 21 mis- s the %ad with delightful eli sSS. though ugh
saaa faSt'I pathetic
rRAyKEYsrES; Or THE PROMErHEus BY Ns snEIHy
Ssn, Sas 6 s Ras eat Imaginative
s s sD c e oas s 'sn
~ , pooU OF GOIDEN DEEDS. c. NJ YoNaE
% 1s lust the book hand Of youth circulating 9 fn
%o 5 ana de1e H and mould generation and encourage
optms patriotic IDEAS
60 woSsrS FROM An OLD MlNSE. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
w. % 1,ehtsn comrann this collection magazine pa
%.ge@ ir It. .%pnsy
ence eommends { anew pubic ia'of
II THE SCARLET LETTER. BY NATHANIEL hAWTHoRSE . $3.50, ana
romance interest exhibiting sno as nod
y5 and sFsp TUgi Colonial nothing IKE In our literature
the hes o novels u uu' III '"'' ~ Wv 49, ~
features OF ana pace
:. ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB. ..... ,s MANI ,
lie @ bmg essays hnm @sperssd with many sy
M 5 puns sntaons W.T. earell mr "a sni az
with the utno esg Material Of
grace all
49, ,,c,p oV WAKEFIELD BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH
To- ~ Illustrated edition will increase
Ins recognize the claim has as @ a me
book Tor pastoral scenes ~ are nryaiei we
had SaaPP9Rsv OF
se0 sn the memory OF an author irs 50 S
reconcile Pa genial fancy ana the most
diyering simplicity .i-.-J
J., TWICE TOLD TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAwThosNE; - NJ . - f.
Hawthorne rweerod Tales" The stoes
Were originally contribute are ara in realty All
9 Felicity well as the s@hsy OF It" h to sbe,
are e its effect Is heghs by the faeues OK
us o" no less BY the imaginative genius OF he au'p'
: mar, .xD VIRGINIA BY BERxARDN SAINT PIERRE.
o. writer Of the wholesome romantic school,
homes
Seoe literature and Sas zd Robinson % and RSs
fasc charming weias unborn
GRAVY or An AFRICAN FARM By RALPH Iron OLIVE ScHREsER
s. nom de plume Of Miss Olive shener has written
full OF graphic descriptions ana e 1o appealing
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FRANKFYsTEIN; OR, THE MODERN PR0MErH

Like Mrs. Might Side OF nature HIs nelS
book every should read It's author mas sie mas nj
49, original genius. There passages IN Frahf
tbe mind and flesh creep once read the DOCK Gun
gotten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
,. LAYS OLE ANCIFNr ROME

Maeaulays Lays are instinct with the We
heroic action and energy Like SCOTS spirits
picturesque quality, with graphic breadth and 4
me English, less than the Roman lays
neld and the sounding notes OK the charge
TINS edition are unique, being executed In deli
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
, ROCK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. By G. NJ. YoNaE,

This is Just the book TO put into inc nan I't,
rooraIitv. and true manly and womaniy seh,lh
han this TO develop and mould the taS'eS % ''
optimistic and patriotic IDEAS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
DREAM LIFE. By TX MARVEL donald G. Mitche)

There "a profound study IN this worldwide amer
contains series OF and pic turesque studies OF ms
fascinating over the reader "he
don charms the literary appreciation and nils the MIND with
sometimes pathetic pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-12
uSDIGSlrIrp PROCEEDINGS.

The United States Senate Is or ought
to he deliberAtive body and one Of
the most dlgniGed OF It's kind In the
world. 1t cannot or ought not afford
TO stoop TO the meretrlolous arts and
wlles which obtain u greater OF loss
or degree In the lower house, where
the membership representing the pee
pie directly partakes = mewhat OF the
characteristics Of N mass meeting whou
the House Ia animated or hostile. The
Senate 10 presumed 10 duly consider
and then to act, filibustering and other
means OF obstruction of delay being
regarded Ra somewhat Out Of place. A
notable departure from this code OF
deoorum was when the memorable
struggle against the force bill took
place la the session OF 1891; but the
opponents Of this measure claimed
Justification on the grounds that Ii was
an unconstitutional conltivance which
aimed at the social anu political lit
eTty OF an entire section and II only,
while the great mass Of the pe)pls OF
the whole country were against It.
There IL no such plea 10 be- inter.
posed now, aud besides the advocates
of repeal are known to be- In an over.
whelming majority. The consumms-
lion Of the purpose Tor which they
were called together being inevitable
sooner or later, all this talk and bluster
admittedly for the purpose Of killing
time-seem strangely at variance with
the prophecies. rhu worst part Of IL
Is that the obstruutionists are simply
gnawing file by permission Of their
opponents; this proceeding they viii be
allowed ~ Smuse themselves with
until the majority see nj to stop 1t ami
then It will be stopped incontinonIly.
Unless all present signs aud givlngs
out are illusivr, the silver men In the
Senate will be- brought to q rude
awakening ere long anu made to un-
derstand that their period OF oratoriURl
probation has collapsed all at once.
! he bill will pass, w why not pass II
now aud Whatever II brings us Tor
good or for ~ bo confronted without
uufther delay? II would ho moro
uisniiitd anu, we balieyv, more salts.
iyiug to nine out vi ton Throughout,
the whole county.