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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
THE oTTY PATRONAGE FIGHT.
The Reformers Draw First blooa-A
Reunion of Veterans.

,fhe Keformers Draw First blood-A
Reunion of Veterans.
AsHEVULE. n. c.. August Especial
1udre r. +. Armheld heard the case OF
the discharged policemen who held office
under the old municipal administration
AGAINST the city government as no" CON
sututed on yesterday afternoon Inc con-
t.rtion Of these old officials. which was
ably maintained by Judge James r. Mef-
rimon end Cobb & Merrimon their a.
tornevs. was that the tenure Of their
Offices was during good behavior. END
that as no charges had been preferred
AGAINST them by the present adminlstra-
ton their terms Of Office ought 10 con-
tinue and that the election Of their sue
cessors was a nulli.y. This idea gained
plauslbllty from variety OF ameni-
monts to the city charter Of very ;oh-
fualug ard unintelligible character Ihe
point arose on the application OF the
plaintiffs 0he ex-policomen) tor writ
II mandamus compelling the Board OF
Aldermen and mayor 10 reinstate them
into ONCE. The application for the writ
Was denied. and the plaintiffs have APP
pealed 10 the Supreme Court.
This "a a contest between the Straight
outs" and the sO-called "Reformers' In
which the latter have drawn first blood
The veterans Of old Company #, -Four
teenth North Carolina Captain j. NJ
Gudger and Company *, Eleventh
North Carolina. Captain James Young
held a reunion near the water works.
on the Upper Salamanca, the FIRST part
of the week Garland S. Ferguson, Of
Waynesyille. made an address 20 them
which has been complimen,ed very highly
and Dr. James Atkins. OF this place.
preached them sermon last Sunday.
Dr. n. b. Weaver who has been In
attendance upon the sessions Of the state
lizard Of Medical Examiners at Wrighis-
VILE has returned. He states that about
ia per cent OF the applicants passed the
examinations
4 little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Curtis. while playing on the porch
10 home a few days ago. fell therefrom
across q slab fence, one OF the palinss
Of which entered her groin and inflicted
very painful though not necessarily
dangerous wound
The regular big August meetings Of The
MethCdists at tho Turkey Creek Camp
Ground. this county. mas begun, and
Viii continue through next Sunday. Ashe-
VILLAINS usually taxa great interest In
these annual REVEALS and 20 out 10 them
by the hundreds. II Is highly probable
lint next Sunday Will witness the usual
f.ght from town.
Collector Elias viii return from Frank
To to-day.
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THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. August 16.--Cotton easy;
uplands, 7lz ordinary, rs low middling.
Z 7-16. Futures closed steady; sales,
1534O0 bales; August, 722; September.
7.26; October 7.34; November, 743; De-
cember, 1852; January 7.G0; February
76s: March, 7.76.
Total consolidated net receipts Of cot
ton to-day from all ports, 3,3sS bales;
stock. 2G9963 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts,
9,753 bales; exports TO Great Britain.
1855 bales; France 100 bales; Continent.
4249 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. August 16.-Futures
steady; sales. T., 800 bales; August. 6S5,
September 6.S5; october, 6.05; November,
7O5; December ZIG; January, 7.3l; Feb
ruary, 7.3s: March, 7.46.
LIVERPOOL, August l5.-12:3O p. M
Cotton In better demand and freely met
and prices In favor buyer; American
middlng nominal; sales. 1900 bales
American, 10000 bales; speculation and
EXPORT, 1000 bales. receipts. $500 bales
ali American. Futures steady and de-
mand fair; August September. 9-6iQ
4 1864: ep;ember-october. s-64qi 9-6i;
October November, s-6fd4 9-64: Noyem-
ber-December. 9-64G4 l0-G4; December
January, 11-eiQf 1884; January-Feb-
ruary. 4 12-GiG4 1864; February-March.
4 i4-G4ei4 1874; Mareh-Aprii, 4 lo-ofg
17-6.
p. M.-American middling, fair, AZ:
good middIing. ~; middling nominal at
4 $40: low middllng. S-16; good ordi-
nary. 4 1-16: ordinary. s's; August
l2-G4, values August-SeptemDer'
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. August f9.-Fiour more
active and steady; winter wheat. low
grades. 50. 3Oa3. 20; fair TO fancy. s.. isG
3.45; natent. 81. 4OQ4.Oo; Minnesota clear,
s2.5oG3.o; patent. $3.9oa430. South
ern flour dull and weak; common to fair
extra, s2.IOq3.10; good to choice. s3.15
Gt25.
Wheat dull and steady; No. red. store
and elevator, CshG6s5sc; afioat, 6SAQ
69c. Options opened weak. fiuctuated
rapidly and closed steady at partly &c.
below yesterday; No. red. May. S3lsc.
August Cslac.; September Cy'sc.
Corn quiet and steady No. 2. TAa
41kc. elevator; 47si@isc ahoat; No. 4
white. 47asc. delivered. Options opened
weak. fluctuated like wheat and closed
steady at NC. up TO nc. down: August,
479sc.: September, 4TAc.; October. 4Sc.
December. 1870.
Oats duh. Options dull and easier; Au-
gust. 3OAc.: September. 3Oitc.; October,
3l5sc. Spot prices: No. 2. 30sG30lac.; No.
2 white. 4Oi5c.: mixed Western, 3Od3sc.
white do. 40945c.
Wool weak and dull; domestic fleece,
2oa2sc.; pulled. 1ea2Ic.
Beef dull and steady; family. $4,000
1900; extra mess, s7.joqS00: beef hams
quiet at $3.50; tierced beef dull and
steady; city extra, india mess. $1,000
100: cut meats steady and quiet: picked
bellies. S11.5O; shoulders. S613GIOOi
hams, Sl0.50dii.50; middies nominal.
Lard quiet and easier; Western steam
closed at 5000 nominal; city, SS.25GS.50.
Refined quiet and steady; Continent,
S95T South American, $1,000; compound,
S775.
Pork quiet and steady; new mess. sl45O
d15OO.
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude.
35G3Sc. yellow, 43c. bid.
Rosin duh and steady; strained. com
mon 20 good. eou9jc.
Turpentine dull and easy at 25lzd26c.
Rice steady and quiet; domestic, fair
90 extra. 27k@5lzc.; Japan, 4isQ4lac.
Molasses-Forelgn nominal; New Or
leans. open Kettle, good TO choice, quiet
and steady at 30Q3Sc.
Peanuts weak and dull; fancy, hand
picked. 4G4l9c.
Coffee-Options steady at 1890 points
down: September. $lf.@al4So; Novem-
ber S1A7O: January. S1443al4.50; March,
Sf425. Spot Rio easier and quiet; No.
Z. 153al5Ac.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re
filming. 3hc.; 96-test centrifugal 3hc. Re
fined steady and in fair demand; on \.
4 f3-1645Isc.; standard a, ) 13-16aJkc
graduated 3-16a5l2c.
Freights 20 Liverpool duh and weak
cotton, Id. grain. 334d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17

MATHEWS. VA, August l6.-Special.-
Rev. william l.. owen local preacher
in the Methodist church and for some
years a colporteur. lied at his home IN
Whites Crock. last Monday morning af-
ter a brief illness. lie vii be buried to-
morrow ~ the order Of Odd-Fellows, o
which he has become recently attached
at MaChews' chapel. amons many sosro"-
ing friends, In whose affections ne &C.
cupied warm place.
Monday was our county court gay
Very little business was done in the 'oIrt.
At the recess a Dem ocratlc meeting was
held and delegates appointed 10 the con-
vtntion to nominate candidates Cor the
Senate and House Of Delegates. The
meeting was SHINY attended, and the
resolutions adopted in regard to he oys-
ter legislation di1 not receive universal
approval
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j. F. RYAN Renominated.

HAMILTON. VA, August l6.-Special.-
The county Convention for the nomina-
ton Of a candidate for the Virginia
House Of Delegates was held in Lees
burg yesterday. w. w. Athey was made
chairman and Arthur Sheetz secretary,
with other members Of the local press as
assistants. The name Of Hon. John !.
Ryan. who has served this county In the
capacity Of representative with honor
and distinction both TO himself and his
county for number Of years. was pre-
scented 20 the convention. and his nominal
ton made by reclamation. Mr.. Ryan, on
being informed OF the action Of the con-
vention. in a graceful little speech ac-
cepted the nomination. after which the
convention Adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
DeGrar Sentenced TO he Hanged.

WINSTON, n. c.. August Especial.
Peter DeGran VIII pay the penalty Of
murder Of his sweetheart, Ellen Smith.
On Saturday. october FIST. next. The SEN
tence was passed by Judge Winston this
afternoon. The prisoner exhibited no
signs Of nervousness while sentence was
being read While returning TO Jail he
remarked that he guessed the people
who wanted his blood would be satisfied
after hanging"
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officers left this evening for Charlotte.
where the eneampment OF the Third and
Fourth regiments Is now In progress.
the following companies are now In
camp: ReidsViIe Rifles. Keldsviiie Light
infantry. Burlington Light Infantry.
Castor Riiiemcn, Vance Guards, Cleve-
land Guards. Cabarrus Black Boys.
Queen city Guards. and the Fourth resd-
mont Drum Corps Of Concord.
About 100 negro excursionists from
Norfolk and Portsmouth have literally
taken the city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. VA, August 16, 1893.
Offerings-Wheat. 29A bushels; corn.
so bushels: oats, &c bushels.
Sales-Wheat. 2,4i4 bushels; corn, 40
bushels.
-Wheat-Longberry, Coo. TO
65c mixed Coo. TO 65c. shortberry. 55c.
10 CSC; No. 2 mixed 63kc. 10 6ic. Corn
White, prime Virginia (bag lots), Acc. /;
No. 2 white, 49c. No mixed, 47c. 10
4Sc. Oats-Winter (for seed) Csc. TO
3Sc.; No 2 mixed, 33iAc to Ac. No. 3
mixed, 321bc. TO 33c. Rye 52c. 10 57c.
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CHICAGO


CHICAGO. ILL. August 1G.-Wheat at
the opening was about the same as yes
terday's closing to &c. higher, and AFTER
numerous fluctuations prices declined
18.c. for September and 1H11%c. for De-
cenber. reacted sc, closing firm at about
medium figures. Light receipts and
the good export business yesterday caused
the temporary show OF strength at the
opening. but cables were nat and de-
PRESSED. and New York wired that for
eign buying orders were very generally
Withdrawn. There were pretty free Of
ferlngs during most Of the session. There
was a little pressure TO sell corn at the
opening. due 10 reports Of rain, particu-
larlv west Of the Mississippi The de-
mand was light and prices receded y
IN a,c. more marked on the deferred fu-
lures. Later the market showed a little
more steadiness. with less inclination 20
sell the near futures and prices raliled
alGibc. During the latter part or the
session the feeling was easy and prices
settled back again k4hc. ana closed
steady. with only a moderate traue In
oats early weak feeling preVai'eo,
nrices recedIng nc, but reacted and
closed at about the same prices as yes
terdav There was a very liberal buy
ING of September on the break by the
shorts. 1t was a case OF almost per
feet stagnation in the speculative ue-
partment Of the provision trade. Prices
were a shade higher, but there was fen-
eral indisposition to trade. Compared
with the closing prices OF the day be-
fore pork is nominally lac. cheaper
lard from 2I5c. to sc. lower and ribs un-
changed TO SC. higher.
Cash Quotations-flour dull and un-
changed: No. ? spring wheat, 6l%c.; NO
. corn. 39ikc. No. oats, 2ikc. mess
nork SO. 62ikdl2 S7i3; lard. Ss.45es.ooi
snort rib sides doose). s7.s212q7.sIl3; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed, $1,000 10; snort
clear sides boxed. S7.S7l44s-12A' whisky
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17

TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
August IL.
lSyk

nEERIEs WORK OF THE HEAEr ~ AAv
Donald G. MitheA
lister
THE HAWTHORNE
Nc By in
No
No
PROMErHEUS By MR& SaaLxA1
Noa G.
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n By HAWTHORNE
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70 WAKEFIELD illustrated. by GOLDSMITH
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30
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carefully, booksa constantly added
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Prices Reduced on Pianos ana orgaps'
Ali styles at Lees. sos east Main street
pace Block.
Delegates. Attention !

desire to say that all furniture used
al the convention was furnished by me-
and TO all those contemplating the pur-
chase OF any household requisite, l eN-
tend cordial invitation TO visit my
warerooms before leaving Richmond.
WILLIAM DAFFRoN,
i43s Main street.
Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
Richmond TO Norfolk
and Return
Via Petersburg and the Norfolk and
Western Railroad,
SUNDAY. Angu.t 90. 1893

Special train will leave Byrd-street sta
ton at A. NJ, arriving at Norfolk in
time TO make connection for Ocean View
and Virginia Beach. Returning train will
leave Norfolk al S +. VI. Tickets Will
be good on this train and date only. For
fun information, apply TO II. w. Court
ney District Passenger Agent. sSS east
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. MO. August l6.-flour
weak.
Wheat weak until near the close. when
n reacted: No. 2 red cash, 5sAc.; Au-
cust 59c.. September, G0nG0kc. asked.
Corn-No. 2 mixed cash and August,
33lbc.; September. 3iBc. bid; December,
SIC. bid.
Oats-No. 2 cash and August, &c.; Sep
tember. 23Ac. bid.
whisky. bagging and cotton ties un-
Provisions higher and very firm.
Pork-New current make. 1878.
Lard, $S.25.
Dry Salted Meats-Loose shoulders.
s6.75: longs and ribs. S7.s7n; shorts,
$685.: boxed 15c. more.
Bacon-Packed shoulders. sS75: longs
and ribs. S925qo.371z; shorts. s9.62l1g
0.G5.
Hams, sl3Oo9140o.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE MD, August 16.-Flour
dull and unchanged.
Wheat ouiet and lower: No. 2 red spot.
s4Xa641Sc.; September. G6ka6slac.; Oc-
tober. 6S1c.; December. 73hd73l1c.; MILL
ing wheat, by sample, 65n66c.
Corn dull and easy; spot and August
4GiafD4G%c.; SEPTEMBER 1o7tp1'c'' na
corn. by sample, Sic; yellow do. 49qooc'
oats firm and steady; No. white
Western, s4a35c; No. 2 mixed. Western
31l9G32c.
rive Arm; No. .. 53i4d54c.
HAY dull and lower; good TO choice
timothy. s1sOo119@.
Grain freights steady and unchanged.
Rutter firm; creamery, fancy, &c; DO,
fair 10 choice, 2lG23c.; do. imitation
20c.
Eggs firm at 14di5c.
Corfee quiet: Rio cargoes fair. loc';
No 7. 1910.
Sugar strong; graduated. osc.
Whisky firm at sl.19a12o.
Peanuts unchanged.
stock-Northern Central stock. S6s'
baltimore and Ohio Southwestern nrsts,
oo91oIiL: Consolidated Gas bonds, los;
do. stocks, 5O4sd50A
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON. ". C.. August 10
Rosin steady; strained. CSC; good strain
ed, Soc.
Turpentine steady at &c.
Tar steady at SIS
Turpsntine quiet; hard, $1.Oo; sort ana
virgtA $50.
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September-October.

4 1i-e4. buyers: September-Oc October.
4 1904. buyers: october-November. 4 1o-C4
al liza; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l1-64d
4 l2-6: December-January. 1884. values:
January February. l5-e4. sellers. Feb
ruary- March. 4 1s-sla4 i7-s4; March
April, 4 1894, buyers. Futures closed
firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
EUGENE JONES DEAD.
fnesmpment OF tho Third and Fourth
Regiments Rt Charlotte.

h'N"'' - N""iao'to'
RALEIGH, n. c., August i6.-Special-
hasene Jones, ESQ. one Of the best
Known and most prominent citizens Of
mis- county. died at his residence at
. clock yesterday evering lie was a
NIolher OF the late Rev. 7. NJ Jones.
president Of Greensboro Female College
Aoluiant-GeDeral L. III. Cameron.
wotfternf sier-General Harrell. Colonel
william Grimes and other State Guard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
1. TME HOUSE OF THE sEyEN GABLEs. BY NArnAx

This masterpiece u HaWthOrnes Is fu Of the imagl
In felicity Of touch. It's author is unap preached by an
day. The work u.s. perhaps the purest piece OF poetic
American literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
vs or rup SCOTTISH CAVALIERS. (In Prs'')

49, VIM EpMONsToUSE AfiooS'
Rome Iher POPULARITY
nor
affected history
soul-surrns "Covenanies
nv OWEN
Iyon.
Lucille by ,he with rhyd
Ambassador Leigh" enchanting
the moa asmure OF fertility
wilma
dbrrliant dialogue
r.xo BY Irony OLIVE scHREEER
andb
which
discussion on 10 oughtd reader 'psssms'
OF a uncommon mh'
90 -, ,cK RpUTY I'm Pressl BY ANNA sEwxLL
and the story
weld
of
ana who have especially those who seek TO suppress
NJ, roos enseles arv cruelty anmala
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
Watch the list carefully, books constantly added.
. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR; Or BOOK OF THE HEART
BY lK. MARVEL Donald G.. Nit

by IN MARVEL donald q. Mitchell
This American classic enjoyed world wide circulation
s2s 1t is offered for the first time at nominal &C
scribers
How agreeable In this Of book from his
how humorous philosophical, pathetic and charming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
.. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. BY LORD y

Macaulays Lays instinct with the very soul OF
heroic action and energy. Like Scotts spirit stirring ba
picturesque quality with graphic breadth and great reals
The English. no less than the Roman lays, have the
field and the sounding notes OF the charge TO battle
this edition are unique being executed In delicate outn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
3. A TLLyLOSs SCANDAL. BY J. NJ. BARRIE.

work by NJ author OF the Scottish classic 1T
ster' which has had phenomenal be expected TO
appetite Of intelligent reader OF hghclass fiction In
bic Scottish his special ground
His n
realism narrative Never
has Lowand had interpreter
depctor Of character time with odd situations
drol incident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17

No. 10 STORY OF AN AFRICAN By
Street
TOrn...........~... .".~....~....".
Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT.
Watch the carefully, new added
THE REyERIES BACHELOR; OR, BOOK OF THE HEART.
BY Tx MARVEL Donald G. MicheL
. 4 now ' a s" s , T S%s % sDSa s sos " D':
Panasops % pathetic Ills ~
BY Beautifully Illustrated
heroic energy SCOTS
the English less the have the breadth Of the battle.
eNcu n delicate
g. TIILyLOSs SCANDAL. BY j. NJ. BARRIE
new SS by & Barrie a o., the Scottish ssS %hat the .
eys us H9sao
weaver and peasant
direness Of
GcS CHARACTER D S s @ u%e with
L. THE HOUSE OF SEVEN GABLES.
masterpiece
day. perhaps in all
D. CRAWFORD. BY HRs G,sKr1I@
raR e Scs Of n as SoSs g a picture S' c world
social life an English country village OF ue feelings sa o os
sarnes andv beautifully
g. THE COMING RACE. By LORD IYrToN.
Coming Race by IyCn 3 CLEVER and nssolpp, excursion into
o1 s P %s @y CURIOUS S n ae next century @
for win enabled to exchange domestic helps for
o nd TSs work Or @ te product Of 11c S rarely @ and
T. DREAM LIFE. BY TX MARVEL donald G Mhchel)
contains TssfS scs OF ye
a aoa fs csaP the msar
s. FRAyKENsrEN; Or The MODERN BY
cro" ses s4 o aS S M sss d% sna
NrG og make S flesh creep Once read hardly
gotten aa'' anu ''
g. BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. By c. NJ YoSor
De bOOkO y
oTn ts to Develop and mould
optimistic and patriotic ideas
TO- NOISES AN OLD MASsE. By NAra.Nrrl Hawthorne
Sa which sS Distinguished f69 s%Ssg ' % ia high s literary II:
Ience commends t anew public favor
H. THE SCARLET LETTER. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
exhibiting extraordinary power OF mental
@ Msg F9ss S we once "G5 to the nn S5 d @
features the sgean place
1s ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB
@ s s s a aS ssi, 's Elaborated S s
5 Sss Se delicate S' saa uns
49, VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. By OLIVER GOLDSMITH
This s%frs r mns Sho ' recognize
SSer light the pastoral n , i" s are S a. ~, %..
sS ss Wear S OF @ ado s sS sosr ' 50 ws
us to q9e traits
SigsPins simplicity
a. TWICE TOLD TALES. By NATHAsnL HAwTn9Rs. e.. mos.
Hawthorne distinctly A%9n Book rwe Told T Ts. ssoss ,
has , s antrea
n
OF
imagnat
,, ,xn VIRGINIA. BY BERSARDN DE SAINT PIERRE
To- This Sl s' s T0 or itself in almost 's ssss;
is
the @ 5n95 ss Ss iyg
AZ AFRICAN FARM BY tsalph lronl OLIVE scHRENER
Iron
Of
havef
lie o
problems which trouble
narkaben
,,yS op THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS TN fressJ
lie D. wv FpMoNsToUSE AYroUS
Profess
be
the fact % platform deaimers Nor Is popular
% history.
stirring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
!. CRAWFORD. By Mrs GAsKE1I.

Crawford" in it's charming miniature
calls the best Of Jane Austen's novels.
social life in an English country village
ions. character and social conditions Of q
earnestness and with fine literary aptit
illustrated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17

Peported by Messrs. John J.. Williams b
Sons. Bankers. corner Tenth and Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
TIE COMING RACE. BY LORD LyrroN.

is
the OF the O n
a
mcnts mays II
meud auomatons and have at command
TO
product tnc gifted versatile
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to for the world Goldsmith has shed over the world
Do' pastoral scenes In unrivaied
S a, said unaproached other writer Of fiction AS Sir Wa
Wakefield In youth and In
seV and again OF author who eontrves
IN the Characteristic Poor PoIa genial the
iyertng simplicity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17

PORT OF RICHMOND. AUG. 10. 1893.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Annie Ainsiie. McAndrews,
Rondout. cement, Warner Moore & GO.
Schooner Pearl Rodman, Baltimore
coal, Wake & Ballaun.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUG. 10. 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett baiu-
more Messengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett oaip-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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70 ESSAYS OF ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.

Tbese charming essays ful or gay humo nterspers
hits banpv puns bright scinatons OF WIZ carefully eab
they are written with the utmost ease ara grace ana conpo
once delicate unobtrusye Seeking ms material IN me
s wen the humbes-Lamb gives Importance TO every
ALI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
!. DREAM LIFE. BY TX MARVEL donald G Mitchell)

is world wide American ella
contains very studies OF individual
and feeling while It's
ton and M the mind with dishfu
pathetic pictures.
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rRAYKENSTEIN; OR, THE MODERN PROMEfHEtS.

ike Side OF
hook read imaginative
yerd hut original genius passages
the mind and once read the book hard
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4 TWICE TOLD TALES. By NArHANuL HAWTHORNE.

H. ncyA and by FAR the most
Hawt oe the undying book In Twice Told Tales
writer's mas published over nifty yea
were reprinted in reality Twice OLD Tales Tn
being subtety or
the D charm author OF the Scarlet eter haen sic
are the and its effect Is heightened by the
its own ar " NAN NV the imaginative genius Of the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
10. MOsSEs FROM An Old MANSE.


romance Of intense interest exhibiting extraordinary pow
lyss and graphic description For an artistic exposition OF
o. bv New England life have nothing like 1t
like the best OF novels is true at once to the local
features o the and place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
ROOM OF GOLDEN DEEDS. BY c. NJ. YoSoE,

This is book put into the hand OF YOUTH cnc'
morality and true manly and womany sentiments Few book
than and mould the tastes OF the rising general
optimistic and patriotic ideas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-17
xn VIpCIyI,. By BERNARDN SAINT PIERRE.
q, AZ AFRICAN FARM BY salph lron) OLIVE scHREIs

'ne most appealing
herself q
but life OF
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