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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Miss Madeline Pollard is announced 20
make her first appearance on the stage
I'M our sister city of Cumberland Monday
rfsht. she SAYS her intention to go on
the stage has been forced by reason OF
povrrty and lack Of means Of support.
The famous plaintiff in the now famous
breach of promise suit Will doubtless
receive an ovation in generous and chiv-
aIric Cumberland. The city Is dstin-
lgdShed for the consideration IL has al
WAYS shown 10 the cause Of the afflicted
and unfortunate. and the gallant youth
of the town will do well to flock 10 the
theatre and witness the great moral play,
i'm which "A living, breathing caution to
Them shall be one of the east. If Miss
Pollard Is no particular success In the
genuine art Of histriOnlcs. she will be
as an ever-preSent, silent caution TO the
Young men I'm the audience who are be-
ginning life's battle with the vices and
intrieucs of the world.
They may look upon her and remember
with profit the downfall Of one Of the
most lifted and distinguished men Of the
country, who dared and deigned to trihe
with the affection of "A determined young
lady. with VIII and a way Of her own.
They may read the accounts Of recent
congressional primary IN the BlGe-GrasS
State. and be convinced and persuaded
of the superior influence and power of
women when they stand together 10 vim
dictate the honor of one of their sex and
uphold the principles OF right ana moral
ity. This will do. and Miss Pollard may
be a success. if the stage shall be allow
ed to degenerate t. the depth and strata
OF the dime museum, and the curtain rise
and the lights br turned on the mOuOnless
forms and figures Of living pictures
which teach and tell the story OF the
play without acting and without words.
IMAGINE your heius compelled to witness
rival performances. and pass Judgment on
the respective merits Of Mary Anderson
that was ard Madeline pollard. -Hagers-
town tAidD News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
THE CLOsING OUOTArIONS or
hDNET
Offerings and sales At the Kichmord u.
batcO Exchanse-lnternal kevcpus
Coilcctions-Foreign Adyices.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Trading at the
Stock Exchange to-day was moaopCliZed
by the professionals. save, perhaps, IOr
ten minutes or so at the opening, whei'
under redliZations, Reading dropped Is
to 1875. The mortgages of the company
at this time also suffered losses rangins
from a to ~ per cent. me weakness
was que 20 the filins OF the Earle-oIcott
plan, which provides ior an aS sI' me-.
on the stock and income bonds. The mat
ter will come up before Judge Dallds,
of the United States Circuit Court, on
October 18TH next Distillers was heavy
in the carly trading dropping rs TO Us.
The Railway list, while giraffe followed
within very narrow limits. At the open
ing the general market was steady, Dut
before II o'clock there was RAINY OF
i.mlI. per cent, American sugar Iead-
ing In the afternoon the Grangers
weakened burlington and quincy lallluB
TO "a. 81. Paul to Giis. Northwestern 10
lO25s and Rock Island TO Gtti' thlcdbo
Gas and Western Chion wei dacIiDinr ~
at this time the former decIlIIlhB 10
G,Ib and the latter TO ~. during lhe
last hour. under moderate purchases 10
cover short contracts the mar NJ Si ii
was firm. New York Central was !ai
less active to-day. Everybody III me
street Is waiting Ior the uINi"ehu' th.
usual guesses are being mace as 10 ~
action of the directors. ne pvat oPin
ion is that the regular rate VIII De &c
clared but the statement VIII be IN
favorable The stock to-day ranged ne
tween fe, and zoos, and IT closed ul'-
changed. as compared with YESTERDAY
final figures. Toledo, Ann Ar9or, ana
North Michigan was iirmer, RISING TO
90, on belief that The various com IL
Uauics now COntesunG Tor the IlsHt "
reorganizc the property viii reach unah-
imous agreement The net chahSe9
show advance Of l>n3, per cent, except
for Western Union, Chic3eo al ner
c l,ga'''si he bon BOND market vas irreEular
The sales OF listed stocks as ;s
1000 shares, unlisted. ~" shares; s,
loan ana al ! per cent, and 'losilg offered
at per cent. prime merea an s, pIRIfI
in f1' bia1nkers bnis at 4N5Hqi>7l2 for sixty
day, and l>G1ING4 for demand; poster
rates. lSGutS1; cOmmertlh DIS, G.o,t,ii
arse, Government ponds STEADY. Ntale
hnnds dun railroad bonds were steduy'
silver at the board was 65's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

Dwelling as Wc do in an age Of progress
and constant change. not day passes
without chron.cling some new discovery.
or some shorter process, or some imprOy-
"a method What was novelty yeSter-
dav will be an old story tomorrow. St
Paul said: Whether there be knowledge
10 shall vanish away \ school boy to-
daV knows more than Sir isaac Newton
knew. His knowledge has vanished away
cyclopedas for fcW cents. Their knOwl-
edge has vanished away. Look how the
coach has been superseded by the use OF
steam. Look how electricity has super
seeded that. and swept n hundred almost
new inventions into oblivion. There are
improvements I'm encyclopedias. too, and
ia similar fashion The Times Ency-
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The Encyclopedia Britannica covers the
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The reading. thinking persons Of any
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

ANOIHER >J4fEMENT.
"SurrendeIland" was suggested. but II.
ircted on Account OF a.. Length.

a press dispatch from Washington last
night says. The criticism made Of the
action oI the Fost-Omce Department I'm
,aa.-ia- the name of the App1m,ttoN
Iy-.-.i.Ic- g. surrender, brought Qua a.
statement to-day irJm Fourth Assistant
t-t'T-Grurrtl MAXWELL.
il- SAID Their. was much confusion over
the names ot AppJm8ttoS Station aud
AIp.u4t,oN places only Two miles apart.
aH. tE" patrons OF the App0mattJN post
,.U.- asked tn Department 10 change
The name. suggestions were invited
t..u t.- petitioners. ana the postmaster
t.,rt. AIR. kO-Scr. SUGGESTED that in t.
called after him This was not app
proved uy the Department. as il would
J.. confused with "Rouer,' another Viz
t..a uos,-oilee. and more suggestions
were asked.
f.- master Eosser thereupon suggested
IL. name Of Surrender OF SurreudeTlaud,
and .u explaining why the former name
Ns- adopted. MIR Maxwell sad:
This suggestion was endorsed by Con-
gresham Tucker. OF the district. and by
Eli. people who used the Office. The
I#H. Slrrcndcrlaui WAS not adopted be
cause Of It's length. and on the second of
last July AppOmattOX post office was
I.-chIi~t,nol Surrender. and Nehras-
L4 p.st-0hi"c was changed to APP
IamtttoN. Nothing more was heard
OF the matter by the Depart
W-ut until the subject got into the pa
PEERS No protest against the name sur
render has been received 10y the Depart
W-at. No objection 10 1t has been heard,
except through the press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
G0NE WIIH 4 HINDSOMEH Nan
Al Least That is what "Abe" Dox.ev
Thinks His Pretty wife Has Done.

HEAlPSTEAD, y. Y, Sept 5.-There
are few better known men in the arlsto-
cratic village Of Hampstead than Abe
Dorsey, and among the recognized beau
ties Of the place was DoXsey's young
Wlie. Mrs. Dorsey is no Ionger under
! her husbands roof. Nor Is she in Hemp
stead.
When John A. Hamilton, handsome
young BrooiNynitc, was sent t. Hemp
stead by thy Bal Electric Light Company
| ten months ago, IA boarded with Abra-
ham Dorsey and attended church regular
H. He and MIS-. Dorsey speedily cs-
tahlishcd "a close friendship and if is
said that he encouraged the woman to
such an extent that the husband became
suspicious. short time ago Dorsey re-
turned home unexpectedly, and what ne
discovered soon led 70 a row.
The quarrel broke up the home. ana
the eldest child went with he father.
while Mrs Dorsey held to the home
stead, with the three youngest children.
friends of both husband and wife tried
for the children's sake, to have a recon
citation brought about.
Dorsey was 10 have returned to his
wife a day or two ago. but on reaching
the house ne found the ace stripped Of
all the furniture and carpets. and the
veloped the fact that the woman lad
taken everything and fed. When Dorsey
was seen. last night. he admitted that
he guessed she had gone with hand
IAN / care for now" said Doxsav. "is
20 get my children back. and men she
can go whore she likes. When She gets
sick Of him, or he ~ her, she shan't come
back to me. / mean to have III" chill
dren. too If it ;akes the last cent / have
10 get them"
2irs. DoNsey said TO friend woen
lo.Ving that she v.re going M the State
for a visit. The affair is the sensation Of
the entire neighn1Iuoo1. as both are MEM
bers Of the oldest families in the county.
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CHICAGO


CHICAGO. Ill. SeDt. 1.-THE last ten
minutes of to-day's trade I'm wheat vii
messed the only animation OF the DAY,
prices during that period reaching the
lowest point of the session, the cling.
which was Instrumental I'm forcing the
mild slump, coming from the local rcalp-
crs and moderate traders, who bought
during the early hours There was hardly
until the closing hour even the inside
business was of the most uumuOrtdut
ana restricted character Nothing of
importance appeared until the clUsiue
break occurred, the low point that WAS
then made marking a new record Tor
low prices. December wheat opened at
~ 05i',e. sold between a.Vji'>c. and
5llsc.. and closed at HlSHJil &C.,, iN"se.
under YESTERDAY Cash wheat was quiet
ana steady at unchanged prices.
Corn Misguided bulls bought corn
early and sold IL out at the close at
loss to-day. The trade was "A scalgin-
one, of local character Outsiders ar-
peared to take no interest and sent bat
few orders. May corn opened from
Ilaic 10 Jl'~c., sold between 52ic. and
u &C., closing at ll",c., l.c. under y-stcr-
day. Cash corn was higher, sales rang
ing from r.. 10 Sc. over yesterday rut
Oats-The shipping demand FOR oats
was "a prominent factor Ia the future
trade to-day. The tone however was
derived largely from the wheat and corn
pits. the final transactions being at
decline of lie from those of Yesterday
for May. Cash oats averaged re. better
than yesterday.
Provisions Brokers selling worked
hole i'm prices of product after firm
early tone to-day. The sales were pre-
sumably for Armour, whilst the buying
at and around The opening was Tor the
account of Swift n co. and other pack
ers The hog market was weak for
heavy grades and higher for others. The
effect of this irraeul1ritv was, therefore.
doubtful The Close was zoe. lower than
Yesterday for January pork, l7i2c. lower
for January lard, and 15c. lower for Jan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
VIM NOT NUSPESDED
""''''""r" E'ks Decay Grand Exalted Rui,
fri"n,'s Arthur ty

fridn,'s Aothor tv.
BALTIMORE. MD. Sept 2.-Mr Peter
). Campbell. one OF the grand trustees
OF the order OF Elks, in speaktup of
Grand Exalted Ruler Fridays procIama-
uoh SUBSCRIBING seven LODGES, said last
night mat the proclamation win nav. no
ehect whatever because Mr. Erid,v t
not member OF the order, having 6een
SuSPeHueI from his own lodge I'm Brook
Nnl y; T. lie said that he received an
RcadlnS' but that he did no accent be
ctuS" t =. FRIDAY ana the tiftcan ~ t,..'''-
~ disscntcrs with him were not Elks
ana naH no right to the title OF grand
officers. With reference TO allered d..
scusions In the order. Mr.. Camnbeli said
thdt there was no dissension. perfect
harmony existing. lie said that the Read
Ing meeting was composed OF self-con-
S"'u'cu SIahd oihcers, of whom not one
- member Of the order OF ElkS Mir
FRIDAY. nc said. was once grand secro-
ttry OF the order. receiving "A salary of
$50. me grand officers. having decided
70 "3ll me iNJi convention ia the East,
Mr. trh3X dissented, insisting upon haV-
ing 1t held In the West. His motive for
uiis' MI Campbell says. was to insure
hi- retention as grand secretary Noy
that he and the handful of men who are
ma, ms iI have been expelled. ne is
making an effort, which must end in
iallurc, 10 organize lodges in ali the
cities. II is ridiculous. Mr.. Campbell
says, Tor Mr.. Friday to attempt 10 sus-
pend t4e CHARTERS Of the principal lodges
IN the hited states, when he is not even
member OF the order. With reference
70 the charge Of holding sunday meetings.
ar; campbell says 1t IS absurd. The
haluinnre club meets on Wednesday. not
on sunday As to holding a Sunday pic
mic, Mr.. Campbell says there is not a
word OF truth in that; the Baltimore
lod6e never held Sunday picnic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, VA. sept. -. lN!il
No offerings Of tobaccos at auction on
Change to-day.
Private sales reported to the secretary
or tn" RionwOnd Tobacco Trade to-day:
Lark leaf. II hogsheads; dark Tugs. II.
Total. 81 hoGsheads
The tobacco Inspector reports TODAY:
Tnsrectious- Bright q hogsheads; dark,
81 ilogsheads and tierces. Renspec-
tons Bright, - hOgsheads
Myers, Farmers, Meals. Planters. Al
lcghanv, Sh,lburne's Shockoe. CrenshaW's
and SeabroOke's tobacco warehouses re-
port to-day: Receipts. SO packages; de-
liVerics, ~ packages.
United States internal revenue cOllec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va. to-
day: Cigars and cigarettes, Si0l.55; plug
tohaccos Si5G0.S4.' Total $4992.3).
y very satisfactory sale at the Southern
to-day
4 very good sale at the Stonewall to-
day
There are about six hundred excursion
lists i'm Richmond to-day from the North
Carolina tobacco markets, along the line
to Goldsboro. y. &. Big loose sales to-
morrow. at which there will doubtless be
fun attendance OF buyers.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-
day: Charles DinZess. jamestown, ohio;
e. n. Thorn Caroline county, Va; b. r..
Coffmann. Clarksville, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
MAXWELL'S EXPLANATION
WY APP0MATTOX C0URTH0 USE
WAS CHANGED TO SURRENDER.
The Name of Eo.ser was First Suggested
The Patrons Of the once There sug-
gestcd "surTepdcr"
TrfFs BUREAU. RArLRY BunLDINo.
WASH NOTION, September %. 1894. I


was very courteously received by
Fourth Assistant Postmaster-General
Maxwell whom / called at the Post-Ofncc
Department this morning TO ind out by
what system OF nomenclature the name
Of the historic spot. known to the world
as AppomattoX Courthouse, had been
changed TO the suggestive and objection
able one Of Surrender"
Il am glad that The Times has come
20 the fountain head for information on
this subject" said General Maxwell and
think can convince you chat TINS 1t-
pnrtWcut rs tn no sense 10 blame ioI hic
name thai has been given TO the post,
Office at this historical. old courthouse.
MO tpr.oNfp II.
Was then shown 2 petition, headed by
Hon. H. u. Flood signed by several
prominent ,itiIcus OF the heIshuoihood'
and approved by Congress man Tucker,
aSkiua that the name OF the puSt-oiiicC at
Nebraska, which Is the railroad station,
be changed Oh NppomattoX c. II. This
change uDCcSsltatt4 mime lur the post
office al jhc courthouse proper, and the
POSTMASTER Nlr. William Eo~-cr. was
written Co ANA requested % suggest one.
The name OF 'E,sSst was FIRST sent In.
but ass tn,ye were already names similar 10
that already prc-cWptcd hy post-oihees 10
avoid confusion the department declined
TO duup, it
Wt, >-ev sryD "SCNEENDg =?
Postmaster Eossor then wrote the de
YartmoLi hat some of the patrons Of the
office tl1J-ht Chat Surrender" would be
au appropriate name. and at their sug-
C.~flu tuc Io-t-OfIs. Department. adopt
"a IL.
The P1stmastor-General. and, in fact.
tao whole department, have been very
shaUlF criticised boy the press for their
action iH this matter, while the facts
show jhal they are IN no wise to blame.
and VIII undoubtedly drop the offensive
title. which has called forth such storm
of indignation.
I'D. N.,str G.spru~tl.!-
ALEXANDRIA. VA, Sept 2j- Special.
The Gazette tonight says the change Of
the name AppomattOX Courthouse was
mad" solely upon the recommendation of
Postmaster William KoSscr. who at first
wanted IL called Rosscr. Mr. Blackforl
I.> q protest in the Gazette tonight
against the change 10 surrender
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
EcW.Y Notes.

Capital punishment has been restored
20 the statute book i'm Switzerland For
twenty years it had been abolished. and
IT was found that murders had increased
4 twist i'm one Of the legs of the trous-
ers worn by Rufus Smith, of Oakland
cal. caused the gentleman to stumble
and fall while he WAS drawing them on.
The fall caused injuries from which he
died.
\ joke uttered in the presence Of Isaac
Hool. a colurrd man a1ed IS. who re-
sides i'm Al3 Winter street. Philadelphia.
tickled him to such degree that he
burst into a fit of laughter which d $
located his jaw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

P\c\S ov>t Me WoMt
store--oWA Now'N Move
NO woNO\e V>c&>Nw oWt
ME- v\0Mt Shoes.
" c oN\M WV 70 sMoe
WAeN oNANoNs--N>>t we NC
V>\t Nv q stocN 10 SMoe
c\N 0A. " $ AoWN\e as
N>0 as oNM we've MoA--
oNA we o\.woNs NNA Nave
ltMS N\00est. SWt y
you've MovA 70 S>t-.cowAe
Mcve. v No~ wo>t tNc
wevN eNtveNAe stW\e-.NoM'N
M0vc 10 come Meve.
VMCvC' s Mot " SMoe ON
Me sMe\Y tMot MosW't Got
wo\Ae \WN. VMese \sWt
u Vo>v tAot we WON \
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PNt-
eNt oNA NNome\cA
AeotMev--oWA we've az
Nost tevNVteA 40 eveM
MeXN.
CoSN\WNoN s0Nse rs Oet-
tev tNuN se\eNce--0NNN
we'w V>>t ON owv &Wow>-
\N0Ness \Nto stock
oo\Mev>MG. We vesw\h
rs Nettev SSMOes--oWA Ness
cost Sow 'eM\-.SN.AS--
SA.SS 80 $500 ---$A.O0
500 ---SS. OO---S7.00 |
.-YoMowsS oot>>eov--NoW-
ON $ oWA sWcM.
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stove--too--Sov NNts--uMA |
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NusMevN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, o.. Sept. 25.-Flour-
Spring patent. S.25G3.GD; fancy, s2.f0n
2.Sp; family, S2lou2.6 ~.
Wheat quiet. No. > red. hli2c.
Corn dan: No. . mixed and yellow.
SIC. No white, BIC.
Oats quiet, No. mixed, Bic.
Pork-Mess, Sl4m.
Lard steady; steam leaf, SS.S1i2; Kettle
dried. ~ l2i9.
Bacon steady; shoulders, S1.I5; short
rib sides. SS.37l2MS.i0; short clear SIDES
$. 6lfiS.TO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
Bank Stocks.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. VA. Sept -, 1871

Onarings-N heat, 81 bushels; corn
(whto), l.3lO bushels oats. Loo bushels
Sales-Mh heat, Jf4 bushels; corn (whlte),
1870 bushels; oats, ~ bushels.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. SIC. to
5Gc. mixed. SIC. To SIC; snortberry. sc.
to &c. No. red, 5-ic.
Corn-W hite, Virginia (bag LOTS, Gle.
to G2c; No. white, Gle. To &c; No. .
mixed, Glc.
Oats-No. = mixed, - TO 3ii9c.: No. s.
mixed. 33l.c. to Bic; winter, 36c. to Ilc
Rye-52c to bic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND Sept. Flour
dur and unchanged
Wheat steady. 80. . red spot and Sep
tcmbeT Ia.4-,'.. October, .G'2 G5Gac.;
december. 5Ga1P,c. May, G;.'Yc. asked;
steamer 40. . red. SOC. bid; milling
wheat by sample. Ole e...,
Corn dull; mixed Spoi ann GihhDtr'
5Gi.c.: year, 53J-c ask.i' So"'"e'H "hlte'
&c; do. yellow, iiFd2c. ,.,..
oats steady No. No vS %STf. %;sia
Hay steady: good to choice timothy
Sl2uOnl3.uo. IN o,d urcbo,o.I
Dnttsr frm: fancy, creamery .>'d@jc. !;
but'ei ,adle l7HlSc.; store-packed, II
GlJc. -l,-tLc
Other t7 articles unchanged. s,oo,. ,7,a,
hondsINOrnera and ohio soSt6 h stern
co. CO.. b3aa7Iuu1I6S: Consolidated Gas bonds,
i nrsts' IA. 40 stocks. 74h@iih.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26

common to extra steers. S3.25h6io; stock,
ers and feeders 81 ppfi3IJ; cows and
bulls. 81 :;5a:,.JD: calves, 81. 25a50.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000; market closed
easy; heavy. SIS. atd62O; common 10
choice mixed, S5.Um5.SJ; choice assoften
s5.7505.U; light, sJ.oon3Io; pigs S-''"u
ID.
Sheep-Receipts.' 1900; market weak
inferior to choice, Sl.lJu2 10; lambs Sow
I3gD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-26
THE COTTON MARK ETS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Cotton quiet;
middling gulf q 1876 middling, q ?-l6
Futures closed steady; September
G.ls; October. $40; November, 623; De-
cember, CD; January, G36; February,
6.42; March, Gas; April, 6.5ii May, GD;
June, &C.,; net receipts, AT bales: gross
receipts. 0,77o bales; exports 10 Great