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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-23

" ANiED ~ young nun OF II, Eltua-
don in wholesale or retail grocery,
Wholesale preferred. Three years oXpe-
rlrAce references Address 1910 H..
care Houston Post -
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NOT now cheap, but how good. Fine

|
cream candles at hve pounds for 81 at
r.,...,... 80, 80.
i'''''''''''''o' i'ios,. 'o'"e' ""'" H"u
Prairie streets. "a
.
-
For SALE-'Two fine heavy DRAFT hors IS.
ron greya very cheap. inquire at New
orleR ~ bFeW.ins, Assn, corner WOOD
FoR sGf.Il-1'he RosenfIeId House old
established hotel in city, best opening for
the right party; on account Of sickness
compelled to sell. Inquire for partlcu-
lars Henry Frcunc n real estate office,
corner Congress aud Caroline street. 20
ro STELLA f,enIIa fa1nii,, 6o,,-e ,c-,,5
condition: not afraid Of the cara Apply
the singer Mls Co. zoos Prairie 81 20
ohickens. lsa q Wblte Ieehargn i9 enaa
road
h'ii SA nrst.slas1 olaehsnith shoB
FoK sALE--5O0 dozen pure linen buck
towels. actual measurement 1884 Si
dozen Frnnlln's 5t7 Main. "a
FOR SAIL liargaln, hotel Furnished, n
properly or Ian, land Far PPot;2YS5Eaph and
streei
,7-7,--777
Atl , ~ b e 9Al.hl-i l.s oe-
tayesl IN me ORDER me cover ana stool,
Call and see 1t a. VOLTS, COS Main,
~ - y otl..gl s19l =. q
AUCTION, AUCTION AUGTJON--I1Yery
night, unredGemed pledges: no limit on
~, . ~ selteg l.oall olslee. u
unconstitutional pledges at Z
o'clock every evening at Sweeney Loan
III once .l 9oo Main street. - ~
TOMArO catsup, Worcester sauce. French
mustard, vinegar ana pickles, by the gals
lon. and bottled. Foregl MFG Co. IDOL
Dallas avenue, Phone SIG. %
T W TAS{INS q ~ 4 AZ TJ,1sj,,-,,,---,-,-
H. Henke q CO. j. Nj. Gelseman. Vim,
Colby and II. J.. Jones sell the only gem
une horse radlsh, that prepared by the
Forest Mfg. Co. Every bottle gliaran-
teed pure ~
WA Ng,fgID 10 seii f,Tnjt,1re nj 51,,,-,
furnishing goods ON easy weekly or
monthly paymentsi corner Preston and
Caroline Hudson q lFleishel, liza
Ii,,cisay = n D. TO-
7 iIittIt l,ij G. m - - N"t'Vs-
-
Produce Commission Narehant.
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MANIE,D-A situation cooI.IuE. IN n
general delivery, Houston, Texas ~
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A FIRST GLASS cook wants work., hotel
or ie5thmauti ilrst-claas in pastry can
I1lN 'reHtOu. 1T. ~. G. rs
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MANfED-Position by reglBtcred phat
macist; has nad long experience; prac.
ucal chemist; age 50; single; has been
through course OF mudicne Address
box lJG Houston TcNaS "a
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THE c. o, b. Partisan pycug, Securing
and Cleaning Establishment 1908 Pres
ton, the only reliable place TO have your
Old clothes dyed aud repaired 70 look
as good as new. Fernandez q Leroy.
propreiors N3-l
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w ANTED-- Widow or middle-agcd lady to
help with general houseWQrlS, small sal
AIRY. comfortable home; permanent. Ref
erences required. Address f. A, Breu-
nan, Campbell, Texas Is
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"A tIESr-CLASS boarding. cur cook wnnts
u AiuHtiun, satisfaction EuarAntecdi ~
NeHla experience ip peXoH. Address 9GIU.
this office. ~
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| ENCHANTED DREANLHND

4. 4A''g'Pated travel abroad may be a
4 ~ s.is'fea In your heart, but with the
I ."ese exquisite Photographic views
,s ,-n Sly at your own hreside and hg-
In. travel around the world a your
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SITUATION WANTED-W Win hrst-clasa
huu.e hy sA.tslNdN Thoroughly eNperi-
enced IN aud competent to take charge
OF any departments Autiess IL, b M,
care OK AIRS, N. r. Raymond. Gaines.
Win, Texas "a
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FOR SALE
and 50 acres; rich, black soil, from
~ to 8 feet deep; this is a choice fruit
and farming country, healthy. good
water. plenty OF timber and just the
spot to settle.
42s acres ~ miles from county seat.
deep, BLACK soil. win grow 30 Bushels
corn to the acres plenty of good, hard
wood timber; drainage, Al, at a bar
gain.
$40 acres near Houston, 5000: sur
rounding land selling at $40 Caii aud yet
particulars We have several small
tracta Gle 90 IA, also fine bargains IN
Residence property,
CASH & LUCKHL,
KIT 3UBh Main street.
FOR sAIiE-Cull ana examine our HIST
OF bargains IN land IN Harris, Liberty.
Bra2uGa, Fort Bend and Galveston
counties, In tracts ranging from ~ 20
10000 acres. at prices ranging from
$3.50 upwards including some OF the
best bargains ever offered. We are sure
10 suit you ia farms, gardens, ranches
and timber lanus. We also have "a
number Of choice lots and residences
on easy payments. Casn Y Luckel XII
FOR sAf.I-l3DJ acres n Live Oak coun-
~. 500 acres In cultivation. dwelling
business house aid tenant houses
abundance Of Nstcr; price, 500 per
acre For further information, y. j.
SgaRgs Real Estate company, 8eeyille,
Texas, III
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StIl ALTON WANT D.-As constructing
ouSlueor or superintendent OF water
MorEa; fifteen years. experience tn every
detail John p. Crawley, 1870 Olive
street. st. Louis, Mo. ~
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flhal -CJ.ASS house painter paper hang
ef ami etaiueri wages NO object; must
nave work. can at s00g Commerce
street 2S
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HnAL msvArn rDn sAnn.

FOR SALE ON easy monthly payments,
one two-story house In mind ward.
one two-st0ry house in Fourth ward,
souih.
ro&os Savings and Real Estuie In
yestnent Association Trust Company
building.
FIVE MILES from court house near
Houston Heights, iifty acres OF timber,
oak and pine wood. for snle on stump.
Parties desiring same call at the shoe
store OF s. Marks, 80 Travis street. -
FOR SALE-'rwo business lots 25xi25
feet. two blocks Of market square, $500
each. f. II, Chew, ST., Prince Buill-
Ing, -
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w At El1-A situation as cook hy "A
wQl3e woman IN private family IN town
AHlla9 1891 Congress 8vuune. "a
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WANTED situation by Nrst-cass stenog-
lduher and book keepcr; well educated,
best credentials. G 20. care Fost. "a
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BIDS AND PnopOsAAo.

Bfps WANTED FOR lease or the Victoria
Electric Light Plant for one on two
years, This plant Is fully Installed IN
good condition and successful operation
j. X He2tpr. secretary, Victoria, TEX 81
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DANCING-C a. Logan dancing mas
ter; all tho latest dances taught; special
rates to classes private lessons. Can on
me at 1913 Prairie avenue. 20
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so 90 no LOAN on eolaterals Ia sums
To suit, at Sweeney Loan Onlce 81
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Adler's Fine KID Gloves, latest shades,
Sl.g5, $3.50 N.75
Adlers White kid Gloves, N.5o
Adler's Fine Mocha Gloves, latest
shades ut SL5o
Buelsskn Gloves, for motormen, etc,
all prices,
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VOCAL NtUStC-Atrs c. a. Logan. grad
uate best conservatives North. now
matte a speciality, terms reasonable, lti3
Prairie avenue. ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-23

PHYSICIANS clothing and furnlEhlng
goods man desires position. Hest refer
ences. o., 1904 Avenue II. Galveston,
frp%ag cd
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FOR SALE-Two ine heavy draft hors IS,
iron greys, very cheap. inquire at New
Orleans Brewing Assn, corner Wood
und Willow streets -
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A tABORER wants work: will take any
kind or so out on farm for small wages.
Apply v NJ. g. A. ~
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ANIEb-S Situation TO do gardening and
take care Of horses by German Ad-
dress 26pD This office ~
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NINE. RAYMOND the wonderful fortune
teller has returned to the city ana Ctn
be consulted at Goa Travis street, cor
ncr Texas avenue. ~
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G., & S. r. R'Y
TRAIN scIiEpuLE.

Chicago Express leaves and arrives
from o.. 9. q :. =. depot at consress
street Galveston trains arc aenodulea
into Central depot
CHRISTMAS EXCLUSIONS
TO Louisyilie clnninnati, st. Lauls. Kan-
sas City, Limited 70 days. oaa fars for
the round trip
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JOHN WADE and his sister Alice viii
ANA II 10 their interest TO communicates
with Mrs. j.. Wade OF SeUiy, Austin
county, IeNla. IL
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WANTED White married man 10 take
care Of horses, do gardening etc. Ger
man preferred. None but experienced
nun need apply. +. w, Bali, Summit
avenue. ~
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LOST, FOUND, srnAYpp on sruLlnx

LOar--One liver and white pointer dog;
has plain leather collar on; has liver
colored head. with white stripe down
HIS nose. William a. Keller %
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/ WANT ct once all rauud cook for res
Texas. %
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FOR SALE The Rosenheld House, old
established hotel in city, best opening for
the right party, on account Of sickness
compelled to sell Inquire for partieu-
lars, Henry frcnnd'n real estate office,
corner Congress and Caroline street. 20
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STloAYED OR STOLHN--Sunday night.
dark brown horse. 10 hands high. had
cut name and tai branded II on right
on Main street, across the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass track, and receive re-
ward .
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}. BURGHETM, the sunscb Pharmacy. dis.
pens9ry Tor The Southaru Pacific railway
No. II Congress avenue
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TO SELI~-A gentle family horse, gopd
condition. not afraid Of the cara. Apply
the Singer Mfg Co, zoos Prairie ST. 20
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Number Words. time umesO WIZ. mo.
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LOST--Lady's gold watch initials j. s. 10
H. y. In back. Finder please return
same TO los Main street. 20
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HOSIERY

sill, Hose, all shades at S5c and soc.
Lizzie Thread Soclts, At 25c, Sbe and soc
Fine Bolbriggan Hosiery. at 25c.
Chldrons Black Stockings, at &c ana
S6c
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NAIs-Gentlemen wishing horses
nicely clipped send orders 10 VIII An-
thony at Bowscr n Wilson'S stable,
Prairic avenue, Prompt attention giycn
ana neat work done ~
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HOUSTON STEAM DYE WORKS.
Ladies' and sants garments ui every
description cleaned. dyed and repaired
also hats cleaned. dyed and snapped
No. ia Travis street. 4. ItIrschntck,
pgUprietor
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rrRsoNA,.

brock Hollinsheadg 1 have important
news FOR HIM. O. B,-Honinsneao, Alice
Texas, n
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cream candles at i've pounds for 81 At
PolemanaiSos Bros. corner Main and
Prairie streets. "a
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SUSPENDERS.

penutlfui silk Embroidered, at 81, s60
and ST.
plain Satin, that you can embroider
yourself. at 1915 and Sc.
Wilson Bro=, g sak Web, beautiful de-
signs, at 81,
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FOR SALE rickyard within city limits:
complete machinery IN frst-cIass cnndi-
land or city property. Inquire Sl1 Prai-
fie avenue. %
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTA TIOSs or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales att Riehmond To-
bacco Exehange-internai Revenue
Collect ops--forsign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2i.-The stock mar
ket held up fairly well during the early
trading, in the face Of the reports about
the Atchison and the closing Of the st.
Nicholas Bank by the State Superintend-
emit \ few stocks advanced igdA per
cent. New England, Sugar. and Distiil-
ers leading. The foreigners bought the
Changers. especially st. Paul. but the
ST. Nicholas Bank matter and stories
about the Atchison more than Offset the
buying. As the day advanced the sell
ing became more pronounced, ana quite
a little long stock was forced out Inc
decline ranged from y 10 per cent ana
was not confined 10 any special depart
menf burlington and Quincy fell ia,
ST. Paul ~, Rock Island ~ coal, fuel
and Iron Q Delaware and Hudson "a
Distillers ". Manhattan ~, New Jersey
Central 3. Pullman 4. New ENGLAND rs,
Union Pacific J, Lackawanna 4, Llinsee1
OH *, Morris and Essex 2. Eyansvnie ana
Terre Haute q. American Tobacco ~
Western Union 2k, Chesapeake ana ONO
1sS Chicago Gas l--. The death OF
Chairman McGOun was considered un-
fortunate for the holders Of AtchisOn
securities as the general belief o. that the
company is ia serious financial difficulties.
IL has been asserted. and not denied ~
yet that the receivership papers nave
been drawn up 70 he presented al Topeka
or Kansas City on Saturday: ON THIS
talk the stock broke from lfA 70 las,
do. As from G9lk to G1@t. and do IS class
A. from 30 20 343,. The sales Of -t0ck
we're 81 4ST shares. London, Boston. and
local holders We're sellers. The sharp
decline led 10 some covering by the shorts.
and the market left OF somewhat steady.
The net changes for the day show de-
clines Of = 80 per cent. Railway and
miscellaneous bonds were weak The
features were the AtchisOn issues. Sales
Listed stocks, $4,000 shares; unlisted.
1910 shares.
Money on cali has been easy. ranging
from iNils per cent. last loan az fl4 Per
cent, and closing offered al ~ per cent;
prime mercantile paper 3AM4B per cent.
bar silver. Glia. Mexican dollars. 5Gi.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business IN bankers bills at fs4l ,N4Si4
for sixty days and iSGi40iN1 for demand;
posted rates 4sJhN4SS: commercial bills.
iS;p4Gfs3 for sixty days and 4S5ian is6
for demand. Government bonds steady.
State bonds duh. Railroad bonds lower.
Silver AT the board was neglected.
Treasury Baiauces-COin. SG2 10000;
currency 2S.G43 600.
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rnIcAGo.

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 2L-This was
another uninterestng Gay 10 the wheat
market There was even less activity
tisan the preceding days OF the week.
Tie opening was about 49, lover than
yesterday close ca@fa OF isc. hrmed
ub TO almost the starting point, weak
enef I'm tn iast hour, and declned i2c.
ruled steaiy. and the close was 49, lower
than Wed aesday's final hBufes
Corn Il 81 and feeling easier. Tho
market q ned slightly under last nights
close. an with some changes. sold on
&c furtk where BE- closet. The net
loss Tor day was r-Ht-'.
oats wf moderately acuTe There
was some God selling boy the northwest
and by " A. York, which, in connection
with the WeaEless in wheat ana corn,
gave p weak tone no the market The
close was asc. lower than yesterday.
Provisions were strong throughout the
entire session on the smaller receipts ~
live hogs az the yards ana better prices
for them There was more activity than
for some time past Inc trade WAS
particularly strong for January delivery,
with the cash demand quite active. Later
on more liberal offerings. there was some
decline. but the close showed net gain
an around. The shipping demand ON
domestic account was active for green
hams and lard and fair for dry s8lted
meats for continental exports. January
lard 1OnI2isc.. aud January ribs sc.
Cash Quotati0ns-tlou quiet feeling
easy with prices unchanged; NO. spring
wheat Gzlc., No. . red. Gll-c.. No >
corn. 34i4c.. 80. oats, re: mess
pork. S12.J0012GD; lard. ST.S5: short rib
1850: short clear sides S5.15qL00. whis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
A Cllristmns Cnnc.nrc.

The followt ~ circular 10 the two COM
m3nderies OF Knights Templar in this city
has been received from the committee on
Christmas observance Of the Grand En-
campment OF Knights Templar Of the
United States Of America:
Dear Fratc s,-The following toast has
been preparei for the coming Christmas:
"To our Most Eminent Grand Master.
Hugh McCFrdy--A hundred thousand
knights Teuplar send greetings, wishing
him mer-f Xmas. with peace health.
and happint4ls.'
The Grano Master will send the follow
ing response: "ro the Valiant Sir Knights
OF the Nineteenth Century.-One hundred
thousand strong. noble SONS OF nlustrous
ancestors. wh ose knightly lives shed in-
creasing lustel' upon glorious past and
ilumne the present with the inspiring
hope of "a brighter future"
IN accordan1e with the above request.
Oh Christmas Day the two commentaries
will meet in joint cOnclave at the Masonic
Temple.
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
Dec p.
iS9L

WORK OF THE nEARL KMAs'sL
l..
No
NJ ua
GABLES by NArHlGs HAwrIoaSE
Nos CRAWFORD.
No By /
FBANKENSEGN PROMErHRUS By Mas iIgtbG
BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS By W. YoNoE
MANSl NATHANIEL HAwrHoaSE
n HAWTHORNE
ESSAYS or
Nc D.
No By ATHAS
by
ltaph
n
o IS LUCILLE, IS n A Lord
N b. On
No ~ BY ANxA
No
No
No B. OF THE KING By10mTENNysoN
No
No %
No ~
Of aloye fom Tim
Department entHe Que th above 'A@
Name. eei..
Address TINES BOOK DEPAF1
Watch Il carefu new constantly added
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The prixnlr solaier NnhrI.

Nr William H. Sheppard has recently
returned from New York where h. put
ne finishing touches on the full-size
model of tho statue which is 10 sUrmOunt
the Soldiers monument on Libby Hill
and on yesterda Informed the Committee
ON Design that the model would be ready
Tor view and &C ccptauce by the committee
on and after Friday, December I'd
The Committee on Design will visit New
York 30. view the model. and have de-
cided To- leave. Richmond on Friday, De-
cember 22d mt r. O'Clock NJ. After the ac-
ceptance of tn clay. which is fifteen feet
high. 10 will be Immediately east IN
plaster. and he plaster cast delivered 10
The Henri Bor nard Bronze Company for
casting in bronze. N there is no unfor-
seen cause of delay, this magnificent
bronze viii b., ready for delivery in the
early days Of May, l6.4. and the expecta-
ton of those Aavng i'm charge the whole
work of the monument is that they Will
have the stat ue in place and be ready
to unyeil il probably Oh Memorial-Day
OF 1881
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A CHRIsTz.hs TOAST.
Tn. Knishts Tempt ar of Richmond viii
Honor Their Grand Master.

The committee on Christmas Observance
OF the Grand Encan apment knights Tenn
plar. L. S. A., has gent the following CIR
cular to the two cornanderies, knish'S
Templar in Richmond. ..,a
The following toast has been prepaie g"
for the coming CHI istmas.
ITO our Most ,minent Grand Master
Hugh McCurdy. hundred thousahd
knighs Templar send Greetings, Wishing
him a merry Christmas, with peace,
health. and happh less.'
In reply 20 this circular. the two COM
manders will meet In joint conciaTe,
al the Masonic TSsnple at ll:y0 a. NJ. on
Christmas-Day. and drink 10 the health
OF The Grand ldaster. Every Knight
Templar IN the ity IL invited 10 attend.
The following response Will be sent by
the Grand Master. "To the valiant Sir
knights OF the Nineteenth Century. one
hundred Thousand strong. noble sons OF
illustriOus ances tors whose knightly lives
shed Increasing lustre upon a glorious
past and Hum inc the present with the
inspiring hope ~ "a brighter future.
The toast and response VIII be sent b.
telegram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec. 2l--Ihe folowins is
the daily cotton letter of Atwood, Violet
& Co. by private wire 10 G. w Branch
& Co.
Bradstreefs estimate of G,Go,O0o bales.
announced to-day. confirms the estimate
of Latham. Alexander g Co. and also
the estimate based upon replies Indicated
by our New Orleans irm, received ac-
cordlug 10 the crop report ISSUED yester-
day by them. showing O.SyNuW bales
Il WILL now De ian order for Alr. Nell TO
Sable 10 Europe tonight another con-
Armadon 81 100000 bales minimum, as
this has been done several times, when
ever the market. improved. We have
for the past sixty days upheld the cor
rectness of the returns that We have, been
receiving indicating q crop much smaller
than Mr. Nenis estimate. and while
the market has declined half cent or
more since We announced that We stood
by the statements Of our correspondents,
many OF whom We know weii enough
personally 10 satisfy ~ Of their rei.abii-
It's, and we have not wavored IN opinion
as 10 their faith in a crop on moderate
size The foreign spinner has been IN
nnenced largely hy The ihSh crop figures
which have naturally neen given much
crefience 90. on account of the free move
ment, and in addition 10 this influence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

TYLEB-ROBERT =. TYLER. aged
siyty-thrce years. died at his residence.
81 north Tenth street December 2lst.
al 1910 A. sl
Funeral wiil take place from Seventh
Street Christian church FRIDAY, Decem-
bor 1-I. at $3.50 O'Clock. AN friends in
Vlled especially those of Chesapeake and
ONO railroad
LEONARD HOWELL REGINALD, the
infant son OF dr. and Mrs Albert ~.
Leonard departed this life Wednesday
night. December 10Th. at its parents resi-
dence. OlN Louisiana street; aged one
month.
The funeral took place from above resi-
dence yesterday 40 1880 Il. NJ.
BARRET-Died. ON Thursday. Deem
bier DIST. at her residence. no. 1914 Floyd
avenue. Mrs. HENRIETTA HARRISON,
wife of Hernd1n W. Barrett
Funeral services mt ST. James church
at e O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. Rela-
tives and friends of the family are i'm
vitol 90 attend.
Fredericksburg papers please copy. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22

Ir j. T. Blaize, an extensive real es-
tate dealer In Des MOines. Iowa. narrowly
escaped one of the severest attacks OF
pneumonia while in the northern part
of that State during q recent blizzard,
saws the Saturday Review. AIR. Bialze
had occasion TO drive several miles dur
ing the storm. and Was SO thoroughly
chilled that DE was unable ,o get warm
and inside OF an hour after lis return be
was threatened With O. severe case of
pneumonia on lung fever SIR. Blaze sent
fo he nearest drugstore anG got bot
M. sor Caamherlain's Cough Remedy, Of
which De- had often heard. and took a
,.,r,b.r or large doses lie says the ef-
fert vas wond and in q short time
he vas hreathlng quite easily He Kept
an taking the medicine, and the next
dav was able 70 come 10 Des Noines. Az.
Blaizs regards his cure as SIMPLY won
derfll. For sale by owens & Minor Drug
Company. T. NJ. Slaughter. r p Reeves
z Co. IT, G. Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-22
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND. Dec 2l-floW
steady and uRchangel. 80.
Wheat steady: No: red. Gfsic; Deem
her s,p,. SfGpyc.. January, Gissp.ifsc-;
y,sa,,,cr No = red. 6lN6i &C.. milling
w sf.i'' by sample. Gsdss,lc.
corn essy: mixed epot. IN i2i4c.; De
$500, ,,tSed iaitc. white corn by sam
pIe. ,5:ic.: yellow do. ioq i2isc.
70 oatg steady and quiet No. > white,
western. 35c. asked. No mixed. Vest
ern. &c. asked.
Rye quiet. Ne. ,. sc
Hay dun: good to choice timothy.
Sf4.-bdfJ..D.
Grain freights active. hrmer, and un-
changed
Other articles unchanged
Ponas-Nirginia consol Us, ~, Baltimore
and Ohio stock. ~ asked; Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern hTsls' lV5i hrst 49,
comes fgslgGiiL. second incomes 20 asked f;
third incomes. bid; Consolidated Gas
bonds. 11lEN11fs,: do. stocks 54i4H55.