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ITvERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 7.-NOON-Ameri-
can middlng, 4lld; sales 10000 balesi
American. 400 bales Speculation and
export. 900 bales. Receipts 1900 bales
American. 24cO bales. Futures easy
demand fair American middling, Sept
oct, 4-lGq4 43-6id; Oct-Novo 4
241Ga4 23-G4d; Nov-Dec., 25-G4Q4
24-G4d; Dec-Jan.. 2-G4a4 2G-Gida4 %
Gid; Jan-Feb, 4 S-Gia4 29-Gfa4 2S-G40
4 pa; Feb-Mar, 4 1854 1904; Mar
April 33-G4d
=. Motion, American middling,
fair. 13-Gd; good mIddling, 49-1Gd; mid
ding. 44d; low middling, AZ; good ordi-
nary. AZ. ordinary. 1-1Gd. Sept, 22-64
sellers: Sept-Oct. 4 21-G4G4 22-G4d; oct
Nov. Z 21-Gi04 22-64d Nov-Dec., 23-G4d
sellers. Dec-Jan.. 24-G4N 25-G4d; jan
Feb. . 2G-G4q4 27-Cid; Feb-NIar.. 4 2S-640
a 2g-C4d: Mar-Aprn 4 31-Gid sellers;
Apri-May. 4 33-G4d value. Futures closed
barely steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
nALTIMORE MARKEr.

HALTIMORE. Sept Flour active.
.., BANGED Wheat hrmer: No 2 red spot
month"; OoANM; oct, G9l.; steamer
... igl. o'ia9l1, milling wheat, by
s,, ">ao9' Corn frmer. mixed spot
mn, month. 41hQA. Oct. 47lk asked.
no corn by sample. 81: yellow corn,
ample 50d5i Oats firm and active:
,. Z white western. siMq35b; No. 4
1'l western. 81 asked. RYE slow. No.
- '-4'8. Hay more inquiry; good 10
..9.ae timothy. $llq15. Grain frelehts
, nail ana unsettled; unchanged. Pro-
'.'''ls quiet unchanged. Butter active;
s,.Inrry fancy. 2G027. fair 10 choice,
~ imitation, 20Q22. Eggs frm. l5ibl0
'oihe firm. Other articles I'M
4 'Dtlnia Consolidated 3's. CT bid: Il.
' " ts2sk. 6galzi N. C, stock. 20 asked;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
PULPIT AND PEW.

The British and foreign Bible Society is
instrumental in yearly publishing nearly
4,0O0, 900 Bibles in 3Os different languages.
The Rev. Samuel F. Jones, grandfather
of Sam p. Jones, the Georgia evangelist,
is still living and has just celebrated his
eighty-eighth birthday in Cartersville.
The first Sabbath school was instituted
in 1871. There arenow in the United States
lOs $50 Sabbath schools. with s ,64s, OO0schol-
airs. The world has 20 ,O1S, 500 Sabbath school
scholars
Rev. DR.. John Hall Of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church, New York, is tall,
smooth shayen, robust, eloquent and ortho
dox Many rich people attend his church,
and sitting room is at premium.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg. whose 'Spartacus to
the Gladiators" has been so many school
BOYS favorite defamation for many years,
is still preaching on sundays in his church
1t Harpswell, Me. he has passed his
sghtieth birthday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
STRANGELY Constituted Minds.

All men who refuse 20 tackle the details
of the Worlds fair because the splendid
stupendous whole proves at first SIGHT a
conquering force too great for them show
a peculiar original quality OF mind. IL Is
the same sort OF soul which finds an hour
az Niagara falls too much. True, not all
can hope to attain to the wholly childlike
snirit Of the little 5-yearold girl who was
taken 10 Niagara not long ago by her
mother. and remarked, "'Iisn't nothing
cent water falling DOWN. This attitude OF
mind is closely akin TO the laborious at
.ainmepts of aged philosophers and must
excite both envy and admiration.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
August g. /
1891 /.


No2 LAYS OF
/ NJ
Not THE HOUSE By NArHASI
Mas GAsKEI-
No THE COMING RAG BY Lrrrox
MOI DREAMLlFE BY KIN
fRANKENsrEIN;
MOI A BOOK OF GOLDEN By NJ
NolD NOISES FROM AN OLD MANSE ByNHNEL HAWTHORNE
No IL TIE SCARLET LETTER BY HAWTHORNE
No@ ESSAYS OF ELLA BY CHARLIE I.,nR
by LIVER
No ~ IWNETOLD TALES
Nea PAUL AND VIRGINIA BY D AIN
Mole STORY OF AN AFRICAN IRON
NAne'" ... $1,000.
i'""'"''''' State
iires DEPARTMENT.
Watch The list carefully books CONSTANTLY added
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept Flour firm; pat
cnts selling better, 3O0G3. %; fancy, 2400
pIO. family. 1.SDQ7.OO. Wheat lower
Sept. closed G1B; oct, G212q3s; Dec,
G05s024 Corn higher; Sept. closed 30;
oct. $685. Dec, 853sQ1 oats quiet, strong;
Sept, "a May. 80. Pork stronger and
higher; new selling. 1850; on orders,1L0O
dl725. Lard, prime steam, 81; dry salt
meats, shoulders. "a; long and clear
ribs. 1Ois box shoulders o; longs, llisg
"a; clear rib. 1lHg15; shorts, 1l%ql2;
high wines steady. LIP.
Cash quotations. Flour firmly held,
feeling very steady; No. spring wheat,
G44a74; No. 2 red, 643s; No. 2 corn, 3S3s;
No oats, 2illd25; mess pork. 10000
1905: lard, S25a30 short rib sides.
9.S2l4Q S7i4; shoulders, 725Q50; short clear
sides. 025037i5 Whiskey, Az.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Sept. 7. 1898.
ARRIVED.
From Baltimore. Schooner r. II. Nit
cheH. Captain Pratt. scrap iron, ]. r.
Johnson and Company.
PORT OF WEST POINT, Sept. 7, 1898.
ARRIVED.
Richmond Dale, New York, passengers
and general cargo Charlotte Nickle,
Baltimore, passengers and general car
go: Elm City. ManshaH, Walkerton,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Richmond Dale. New York. passengers
ana general cargo; Charlotte MCKEE,
Baltimore. passengers and general car
go: Elm City, Walkerton, passengers and
general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
Nrw YORK lotto MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Cotton easy;
up'ands z bio; Orleans, s 3-l7; sales,
252 bales; low middling, ~; good ordi-
nary. 1916. Futures closed quiet,
steady; sales. 1870 bales. Sept, 7.55;
oct, IA: Nov, 7SS; Dec. sol; Jan,
S12. Feb. sd; Mar. $50; April, $50;
May. SAG.
NEW YORK, Sept THE total con-
sohdated net receipts Of cotton reported
to-day from all ports were. 5.4jS bales;
stock. 24G5S2 bales. Total so far this
week: Net receipts, p ,954 bales; exports.
Great Britain, 44lj bales; France, %
bales. exports to the Continent, 3,Sl6
bales
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
rIy,yCE AND C0MMERCE
,tosIN6 QUOTATIONS or
d" MONIl.
..5 s,ios ut the Richmond To-
Zoo Exchange Internal Revenue
,.u,cnons-Toroign Advicrs.


NhN ,,. a.. a..
.u YORK sept. ne i"o% ' ,1.
advance n prices "' '''. $50 - ~
..rns lhe past Ten o'Ss ~ 800 ~ TO-
. rapid found many new - - 80
AND che first hour 'l ""'.' -
..t u.e weaker in 'oHe'' Tho
e , position by iN's ' .'''.. ~,
uss Who have been IT, IT,, ,ne
lao. W.fn not $40" ,,,e ,,itb-
....e H sentiment as ".u .,.,tb hnllisb
.-aI NJ certain op'i''ol8 ....,1stioo IN
tHrs from ''llE. .rbe Ease with
iF'. iDo' .'.. ,icilc1 plavcd
.Ih a.H'i" H','''' ,,.. minors Of
,.l l.'H 'hrif h'IiS' 49,, cas- COM
bond ISSUE 'l ,''' ..e-,@eI gave the
I l"'''f ..,.g ~ bringing
fs ..l' p" .'' ,.s General Fleet
It Inr IN - ..ort, 81, no
iii ih' ~. a. Htrertore
I'd. 'f i'I. 1,,.,sc,Gs THE
i' 49,. co,,nany,s
r.t ' '.' '.' . .,a,,l ,pa, fbo
Do ,.'. l,,si1orot,on
r.r .''.. 'l ....,, ,,.a.s forco8
ss H.f'..0.S' .'' 49, CO. Voc
.r Sos I'D ,,-3 80, 90
f.r .'e. anu ", 80, ,,au,,on
l'' I.I"'i" w. +, ..',..,st,-..
ISSUE ny one OF l's s'uS. ...ill,
I.' N'"'','S WI 81,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept Whiskey. 112.
Pork steady; mess, 15Ql7; family, 16.
Lard inactive. s%dSla bacon steady;
loose shoulders. 9ia; short ribs, lOA;
short clear. 1lib Flour better demand.
Spring. 39Od4lO, family. 2.75Q3.0O; win
ter patents. 300a325. Family, 2.0002.25.
Wheat frmer; No. ? red 90, Corn firmer;
No. 2 white -; No. 4 yellow. a oats
advancing: No. mixed, p; No. white,
3O4. Rye firmer, 80. Eggs frmer, l2Ra
u Butter firm. stir demand. Fancy.
2S prime 10 choice creamery. 22q25;
dairy, 2O423.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. VA. September :. 1872.
Offerings Wheat 1873 bushels. Corn, white,
&c bushels, Oats. 10 bushels.
Ssies-Wheat, lg7s bushels. Corn-White, &c
bushels.
Quotations, Wheat-Longberry COO. CSC
mixed. eOc. to CSC; shortberry, BIC. 20 o..
No. red, G6c. Corn White, prime Virginia
(ba z lotsl Doc; No. white f9c. 90 jlc. No.
mixed 4sc 10 ape Oats-Ninter FOR seed. SOC
10 lie. No. mixed oats. 3itsc 10 s2c.; No.
mixed 3Jc. to Bic. Rye. 52c. 10 SIC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

SAVANNAH. GA. Sept. 7.-Spirits tur-
pentine opened and closed firm at 26la
regulars; sales. 200 Rosin firm; sales,
5000. Quotations, a, b. C, and d, 90; G,
%; f. 81; g. 100; h, 115; /, 40; k, lSj;
m, 2.O5; n. PSI. Window glass, BIB;
water white 3.35
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

Sunday School Teacher-WiIlie, when
Peter walked on the water, why did he be-
gin 10 sink'
Willie-Because be began TO doubt.
THAT Is right. What made Peter doubtr
81 guess he was petered out. Exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
OBITUARY..


Died, at Marietta, GA, on the "a inst,
Mrs. Hannah T.. wife Of Professor r.
". Cary. Of Pensacola, formerly Of Nir-
ginia. Her many friends in Virginia sim
cerely sympathize with her beresyed fam
Hy in their sore affection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
8. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LYrroS.

nd a
the
OF
may t m
by OF and
condition
product fndful gifted and versatile
mind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
- I0NN TH0DUcE MARKET.


ST." YORK. Sept Flour fairly
..'e and hrmer, winter wheat. low
eales l950245, fair 90 fancy. 2.45q345:
patents. &40Q4OO, Minnesota clear.
81 300. i5attpts. 4Ooa445. Southern
steady; fair demand. common 10
PIP extra. 21Ou3.10. good 20 choice do.
49, Wheat. spot market dull
} ll1'. lower. No. red, store and
..'s,.r iplViz; ahoat. 70i.. options
"t With a dun trade ana chiefly
s and switching. No 2 red clos
AF SIZES. Sept. 7Ot; oct. 7fM.
..'A more active, frmer; No. .. A7i5 ele-
'tf sq4r4 afoat. Options adj
'.l- 4ll6 declined and closed steady
.i over yesterday. Sept. Il. oct.
it oats hrmer, fairly active. Options
.mer, sept, 81. Oct, 80rt Spot
N' e. no. . white 80. mixed west
" & white do, 83Q39 Wool QUIET
domestic fleece 2Oa2S. pulled
Beef quiet unchanged. family.
Extra mess. T500S50. Cut meats
df steady; picked bellies. 12dl2h;
SHOULDERS Gt07; hams, 1OGl1. Middles
nal Lard nrmer. city. SQl4; Sept.
sos; oct $40: refined hrmer
r. 900. S. A.. $50; compound
Pork firm. new mess, 1911 Cot
ol steady; crude. 8lG32; yellow
Petroleum firm Rosin quiet, firm
common 10 good. 1OOQ1.O5 Tur-
tfm. Rice good demand. firm;
fair 10 extra, 31sQ5a, Japan
Aolasses foreign. nominal; New
open kettle. good 10 choice, 300
N quiet. Peanuts quiet, fancy
r0Hed 4I.0ha Coffee barely steady,
-ei to LOO up. spot Rio firm, duh;
Dbl Sugar raw. firm. quiet; fair refin-
n'utugals, g6 test. 3ls; refined act
SO. g. F4dl5-l6. standard A.
' confectoners' a. . 1-16dh;
a.e1. 3-lG09 Freights. Liver
F'' 1aI weak cotton, Is; grain, 2I.d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

T. & O. $. W. first. 1904 bid; frat In
comes. 70dS0. second do. 2fa2I; third
do. 709. Consolidated Gas bonds, l.oSha
al 00l5 do stocks. 57Ma57A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08


In
writers published NIFTY and
orhan5 rwce-rold
felicity OF Scarlet
auds O
ar o. han by imaginative genius OF the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

" ILNlNGTON. Sept 7.-Rosln steady;
l5, good do. 50. Turpentine
,..}. i'4 Tar steady. o. Crude tur-
~, .'As Arm, hard, 100, soft and virgin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
CHARLESTON MARKET.

CHARLESTON. Sept. Naval stores,
quotations omitted. Cotton sales. 80 bales
market firm, asking higher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

This
In felicity
The al the
literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
;. LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME.
3. A TLLYLOSS SCANnAL. RvLMRAnpIn

A work by NJ Barrie classic Little Min
i which has had expected whet the lite
appetite
bic Scottish
OF a
%
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Reported By M.str. John l.. Williams A
sons. BANKERS and Brokers. corner 1snth
and Main srsets.J
hIcBHoSp. VA. September 9TH. is9l
CONVENIENT sKotRIrIEs. Bfd. Asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. Futures
steady; sales. $500 bales. Sept, 745;
oct. 1853; Nov. 1874; Dec, IA; Jan,
T8j; Feb, 1888; Mar. sol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08


a
1
The
Il neauutuny
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
pREAM LIE. BY Tx NAnvrL lOonad G. M.cheIll

Of individual
Nalng /
and fills the mind with delightful though
pathetic pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

"A
readlng
gauu
4
- Gain and author who eontr SO well
to Of Poor Pon'a genial fancy and the most
ting smplc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
~ vpCINIA. BY BERN RDIN DE SAINT PIERRl

PA0 o. story by classic Fre9 W NC Wn0s01e nnc Scho
appreciate the
lawhOpo and II
literary renowned 1t Is book
fascination swelas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
l. THE REyEREs OF BACHELOR OR, BOOK OF THE HEART
~ IK. NAVEL lDonald q. Milchell. !

This American classic
How agreeable Tx Marvel this Of book his how quaint
no" humorous philosophical, pathetic charming.
LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME. BY LORD MACULAY Beautifully illustrated
Held and illustrations
TINS edition being executed delicate outline
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
FR,yKEysrEy: Or THE MODERN PROMETHEUS BY lRs SHELL

Side Nature Mrs Sbeeys Flnkenste
hook every one should
Frukeusten'
the mind and the book hardly be
got
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
% ESSAYS or ELLA. By CHARLES LAMB.

The charming are Io VI - y |,7a M
hts ten with ard and composed
they Seeking his material In the
once b Importance 10 everything and sh
overa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
rnrc.v PARM. BY lLialpb Ironl OLIVE ecnnEINrn
eroRy OF An AFKi'AN 7 =, :" -. II, ,

graphic iItons and the
have or
Of a
ne" q orchard
lusatns strong
o.
which leaves Az
ovoyIsof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
pp,rTy. Qn Press BY ANNA sEwELI~

V .p,ack Beauty and the story MIS- S popularity for Il
its makes appeal " those VINO % and
and possess s.~s especially those "ho A W ''p
pe.' 90 OF vices cruelty 70 @"n""''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
=, ruy SCOTTISH CAVALIERS. Tin Press)
10 10 Wu EpMoNsToUNE AIIoCN'

BY NM 3I OF Aytoun Of Lakewood fame
Ancn 3 Lessen
% school reader
the and 2 Il appe-
sIshInns patriotic
ciato, verssth the hCl- '''@':
SOU AIMS OF the 0''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
, r11p sc,RIFT LETTER. By NATHANIEL HAwTHoRNE

romance al N
iyH loual "a
at the local and
OF and place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
- p....1 Bv OWEN MEREDITH lIlobcrt Lord Lyllorl

Lord
sh Ambassador "a Mrs Aurora Leigh II
With stfons
,on md brilliant Dialogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
40 ~, prsssl BY Ralph irony OLIVE scHRENER
% DREAMS.

the
its
and
discussion before the ougaum reader Dreams
lights 70 up,se o a ana uncommon mini
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
a. NOISES FROM ~ OLD MANSE. BY IA

lde hours Is TINS correction OF
ars which Hawthorne entitled Moses from Od Manse
works distinguished for ts smplcly anu "u'' iS 'sh
lence coumends public favor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

This ia inst the book put the hand II youth circu
morality and true manly and womany sentiments Few books
than develop and mould the tastes OF the rising gnea
optimistic and patriotic ideas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08

Watch the list carefully books constantly added
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-08
). CRAWFORD. By Mrs. GAsKrTL.

American n' u SG re- perhaps the '' piece OF poetic prose " " tine
). CRAWFORD. By Mrs GAsKr11
s ' sss . " as 7 sat 'fi s
andso conditions Of story
S Illustrated and with fine literary ''"'oi the writer '''o"'
s. THE COMING RACE. By LORD IYrroy
realm S"s S 7 @ ' ei S %g a1'so n s
D 's we %2y s "fa' a S SP 9%%on & a d
and nercurySd aoto%a and have command every %
Of things ' The work S the product fa1cra rarely
:. DREAM LIFE By TX MARVEL donald G MbchcI)
a profound study this Worldwide American classic 1t
Sa pathetic s pictures. appreciation and nils the mind with delightful though
s. FRASKEYsTE OR, THE MODERN PROnErHEuS. By Mrs
Like Mrs Groves N is al @ t 5ss a@a
Ts S 6g' SIfaa s flesh p oace ra c y eyer be
so 5 sa.'- ''-
.. BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. BY G. NJ YoyoH
put 9o @G hopa n yo9 % s1tof 9s
oT5y ana l mould the TASTES Of rising generation
optimistic andp patriotic ideas
10. NOISES FROM AN nANsE By NAruAsml HAvruonsr
for IDLE hours this Collection Of %snz"e
i S35s' cd a S a5s'i' public favor
II. THE SCARLET LETTER. By NAsnAsIsl Il .wIuoRss
interest S9 a a2. saS16s 5F tanS So S9
By we at n once nq9s a Manners s' a6s fr s:
fc ea 1as Of the anap place
% ESSAYS OF ELLA BY CHARLES LAMB
ss 5s o hume" s ai' aooiat s as SsS a1 y
they written T unoDive seeking material common paths
EVENT.
graceov all
VICAR OF WAKEFIELD. BY
Of
shed world
unriyaIed
n Wakefield and and
cain and author who ryes 50 well
to reconcile & ebaraerc
diver simplicity
,,.,cv ToID TALES. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
lf' the
TwtceIod Tales"
writer's mas Annual published MY and
lbey thought insight which
felicity OF author Of the Scarlet Letter Each story thes
ar Oh han imaginative genius OF the author
x, VIRGINIA BY PIGRRE
IL PAUL AZ the wholesome
appreciate the
iealzd Robinson
SOL tina
fascination charming well as eiDing generations yet unborn
AZ AFRICAN FARM. BY (balpb from OLIVE scHRENER
STORY vi Miss owe schren
The a1tno herself Her
Inc enovesof the age
r ruP SCOTTISH CAVALIERS. Tin PresS)
II. Lac w. " FnvoSsroUNR AYroUN
BY WM ED@ Baekwood
u Rome Their popularity
mat declane Nor
repertoire OF me fact author IN snshrnns
citation verse heroic Nt" ~ "' '''"'
asagalnstt that Of '''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07

measure. the old watchdog arose and
asked him several questions as TO the
purpose ana aim of the bill, AID az VIZ
the AIR OF man who had never heard Of
II before IN his life The friend was in
dignant at this exhibition of craft and
came mighty near unloading the whole
inner history of the transaction right
there. But before he could conclude to
do it Holman sat down with an acqui-
escent air, saying as he did so: ''Oh, |
guess the bill IS all right. / don't care to
oppose it,
Everybody else naturally concluded that
II Holman would let it get safely by it
must be all right, and the bill cantered
Arough 10 victory unchallenged.
but THE CAT CAME BACK"
lime and time again the republicans
have made desperate rallies against Hol-
man. They would get possession of the In
diana legislature and put in a whole ses-
sion trying to scheme a gerrymander
which would leave that eminent gentle
man out on limb. They've taken his
district and pulled it and hauled it and
twisted it and turned it, until it looked
like misspent life. They have had Hol-
man with plain 1000 against him But
the old man would go patiently home,
ana then for three or four months one
would hear dimly of Holman, here and
there among the hoop-poles. When the
votes were counted he would bob
serenely up with few safe hundred to
the right side of his books. and back to
congress he'd come There are republi-
cans in the Indiana insane asylum right
now with their reason drifting keel up, d
total wreck, made so trying to invent a
gerrymander which would hold Holman
One day fellow member asked Hol-
man how he managed it. The old gentle
man took bite Off a plug of navy in a
deprecatOry way and replied: "Well my
district IS peculiar one. You want to
go right among my people. You can't
run campaign by telephone out in my
district You must go among the voters.
And that's what l dol go among 'em.
As [ travel about don't stop at the house
OF democrat, like you would, possibly.
No. l always manage so it gets dark
when I'm right near some republican who
has two or three sons and maybe o hired
man or so. I'm a common sort of man,
and naturally l set up and talk with the
old man and the boys before we so to bed.
never speak of politics to 'em They
get around to that. themselves. Even
then don't say anything about myself {:
tell 'em all about congress aud Wash
ington and the necessity of keeping ex-
travagant and dishonest legislation from
looting the treasury. Frequently we sit
up until midnight. In the morning, Just
before ride away to where I'm going to
speak the old man will say something
like this: Well, jedge, reckon I'll hitch
up and come over and hear you talk some
to-day I've been q republican all my life
and never scratched ticket, but l be-
ieve I'll do it just once for you and see
what happens That's one way | do, -
concluded Holman, thoughtfully. "Of
course, 1 have other ways, too"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-07
LEGAL SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE.


FINDER and in pursuance Of an interloeu-
y tory decree OF the Superior Court of
Chatham county, In the matter of lawrence
burg Manufacturing Company ct al. VS.. Tho
A. J. Miller Co. equitable petition in said Su-
perlOr Court, sealed written bids are invited
for all the assets and property OF every descrip>
ton OF the defendant, said The A. j. Miller
Co, both real and personal, wherever situ-
ated, including notes, accounts and other evil
dences Of Indebtedness due to said company:
the said property consisting Of ten (l0) lots OF
land situated at SOuthOver Junction in Chat
ham county, Georgia, and being subdivision
of J. l.. Whatley' property at said Junction;
each OF said lots having front OF 40 feet, by
a depth Of 100 feet; the stock Of furniture. car
pets, mattings and household goods together
with all the Office furniture and fixtures con-
tained in the stores occupied by said defend
ant company, at numbers III broughton
strees, and 100 and 1872 BrOughton street Sa-
Vannah, Georgia. and all the notes, accounts
and other chooses in action in the hands Of said
receiver; also. five 90 shares Of the capital
stock Of the Franklin Savings and Security
Co, five 90 shares Of the capital stock OF
Southover Land and improvement Co., and
all the right. title, and interest Of said de-
PENDANT company in and TO the patent known
as the Beasley Mattrass patent: two ~ mules
and two ~ delivery wagons and harness; one
% pony and cart, and all tools, machinery
and other appurtenances to cald business IN
anywise belonging.
The terms OF sale are cash or credit, and the
bids must specify the amounts either in cash
or credit such credit TO be four ~, eight {s)
aih tNCAFO NA-j AALoAeAA'9f VI loA NA4Atl CAV tl19
subject TO the approval OF the court; the time
payments to be evidenced by notes. bearing
interest at seven per cent. per aunum, Each
bid must be accompanied by an offer OF
security, personal or otherwise. and every bid
to be for the whole OF said property and estate,
no bid 10 be considered for any part Of the
same. All bids must state the kind and char
acter Of security offered, PERSONAL or other
wise, and bids viii DE received until Monday,
September 18th, 1893, inclusive. Al bids sub
iect to the approval OF the court.
All bids should be addressed to Clayton =.
Miller, Receiver, III BroughtOn street, Savan-
nah, Georgia.
Any information desired in regard to the
property viii be furnished by the receiver
upon application, and all bidders Will be
allowed by him TO inspect the stock and ex-
anime the books Of account, notes and other
property, c. p. MILLER. Receiver.
Savannah. Georgia. August 3lst. 1898.