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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
4 CHILD VINO Is TIRED or LIFE.
Taken From in Front Of an Engine, she
Tries to Get Between Car Wheels.

BABYLON. l.. l., Oct. A-The seven
year-old daughter Of Mrs. James Rogers,
OF Higbie avenue, West lslip, made TWO
attempts to throw herself under an ex-
press train on the Long Island railroad.
The engineer OF Patchogue tralr -aw
the child on the track and stopped his
engine before reaching her.
The girl was warned not 10 get on the
tracks again. She was released, aud the
train started, and she tried TO throw her
self between the wheels OF one Of the
cars. She was rescued second time, and
a brakeman held her until the last ear
Of the train has passed. when he ran
and caught the train.
II is said that the girl declares she is
Ill used and forced to sleep in a barn
and beg for something TO eat Her moth
er, though in poor circumstances. has
never been public charge, and has al
ways managed TO provide for her family.
The child's story is doubted by some Of
the residents, and they propose TO inyes-
tigatc it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. n. G., Oct. 2t-Rosin
steady; strained. sl.2O; good straihea'
$40.
Spirits OF turpentine steady; machine
2Ii4c., receipts. III casks.
Tar STEADY at sl.iu.
Crude t.rpentine hrm; hard, sl,lo; soft'
xiJD, virgin. $1O.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. oct. 2i.-Turpen-
tpc nrm a. ZJaxc., receipts, - cdsns.
Rosin--Good strained Inn at sl.2O4l.3o;
receipts, lny barrels.
50 ANNAH, GA, oct. 24.-Spirlts OF
turpentine market opened and closed firm
at 25lyd2E@sc, with sales OF 1l5 casks
Rosin closed quiet for the pales and firm
for others; sales reached l,tJJ barrels,
Quotations: A. -. and G, silJ6Ei. 20; a..
sl.23: II. sl.35; r. $40: @. s1.45; II, $50;
X, sls5; M. s2.l5; ", 81 ca: window glass.
$500 water white. $50.
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CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI O.. oct. 23.-Flour fairly
active, winter patent. S3.Jogj.0O; spring
DO, S3.5583.iO.
Wheat steady; No. red, track, GGltc
Corn quiet and steady. No. white, &c. (;
No. mixed. sc.
oats fairly active and easy. No. white,
track, 22i2c., No. mixed, track, 2lc.
Pork quiet and firm, mess, 1913.
Lar nrmer, steam leaf, So % kettle,
$40.
Bacon firm; loose shoulders, S525: short
IDS so,JJ' snort clears, 5000; boxed meats
&c more
biy saited meats firm and quiet; loose
meats nc. more
Whisky, Sl.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

HOLLIDAYsBURG. Oct. "a juror
habit Of winking may subject this coun-
~ 10 the expense Of retrial OF All i'm
portant criminal prosecution.
In the case against Merchant Jacob
BRASS, who was convicted Of defrauding
creditors, the defendant moved for new
trial, and one Of the reasons IL that a
juror winked several times at the prose
cutor. c.. A. Horner. Baltimore whole
sale merchant. during the trial.
The Court held the case under advise
mcnt. Record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
FOOr-B1LL OR NOTHING.
Harvard Deciines to Meet Yale on the
Base-B BALL Diamond.

BASKETBALL Diamond,
A New Haven special TO the New YORK
Sun says.
Harvard has DECLINED TO meet Yale IN
baseball next spring. The oinciai or
respOndence between the two manaSeIs
was announced In the Yale Alumni Week
October /, 1896.
Manager Harvard Baseball Association.
Cambridge. Mass.
our baseball schedule for neSt spring
wish To find QUE from you II the CUSTOM
airy dates for the iale-Harvaru bali shu',s
namely, during your commencement WEE"
in Cambridge and during ours IN New ha-
ven. viii be convenient for you this year.
or course the final arrangements as 70
these games and also IN regard 10 thisu
game In case of a tie need not oe Ihaue
till later. | simply want 10 Know ior
my convenience whether or not the liar
ward Cornell agreement will IN any way
interfere with our baseball game. hop-
ing that there will be no trouble IN COM
plotting arrangements, and awaiting an
early reply. ! remain,
". 5. MILLER. Manager, Y. u. b. II. a.
Harvard's reply IL as follows
Cambridge. Mass. Oct lSo.
Mr. w. s. Miller President and Manager
OF the Yale University Base-hsii Asso-
citation. New Haven Conn:
Dear Sir,-Upon the receipt OF your
favor of yesterday, ! consulted the
chairman of our athletic committee and
am authorized 70 say that II the usuai
football game between the two univer,
stiles Is arranged this fall, Harvard VIII
be pleased 10 make the customary ar
rangement TO meet Yale I'm base-oaIi
II the football game is not arranged
Harvard will feel obliged. with much re-
greet, 10 give up for some years her
athletic contests with Yale.
FRED w. MOORE
Graduate manager OF Harvard athletics
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ST. LOUIS, NO.. oct. 24.-Flour I'M
changed.
Wheat higher; May, 63a.c
Corn higher; October. 21isc.; December,
2434c.; May, 2G'-a -152c.
oats higher; October, 174c.; December.
1Sc.. May, 2g,c.
POrk-SianGard mess, SS.J0us G2ih.
Lard-Prime and steam. 1913, choice.
sos.
Bacon-Shoulders, 500: longs. s5sT1s;
clear ribs. $500. short clear. SGt2i1
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, S5.G2I5;
ribs. $500: clear, 1928.
High wines 81 -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
cuIcAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, ILL, oct; "a,
Cattie: Receipts. Ii.vp; market weak ara
1Uc. lower: common 10 extra steers. S5.to
G3.J5 stockers and feeders. s-.oVa35;o3
cows and bulls. 81 2JG3sD: Texans, SLID
Q335: western rangers, s2.Da4ls;
Hogs-Receipts, 5i.oJv, market hrm ana
Be-. higher: heavy packing and shipping
lots. So 0OG3yD; common 10 en- choicc
mixed, x3.JcH3.av; choice ASSORTED, so.'v
el5gJ: light. s5.45n3Dp. pigs s2.Vtd3.sD.
sheep-Keceipts, Allow, marnet urn
and Sc. higher: inferior to choice. sl.ZoV
800, lambs, S3.vrpLiUO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

not buy your SUIT early in the
season and get the benefit OF a
full seasons wear? True, tits
rather warm yet, but our medium
weights will feel mighty COM
Portable these evenings.
Needn't lie afraid 1t won't last
you through. Takes two seasons
TO wear them out.
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Mrs Maggie NJ. Ellis and little son and
daughter who have been on q two weeks
visit 10 relatives OF this city and Henrico
county, have returned 10 their home at
Lindsay Albemarle county. much bene-
fted by their tTtpI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

3 mixed. PC. TO 22lac.; winter seed. 25c.
to &c.
RNe-i5c 10 4yc.
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tiRAlN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. Oct "a, 1888
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. zoe. 10
s-c. mixed. SIC. TO TIE; shortOerry, csc.
~ re. No red. 12c.
corn--N bite. virginia, 5ac.; NO, white,
tsc.. No. = mixed, &c. .
OAts-No. 2 mixed, 23c. 10 23hc.; No.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

timore and ohio Southwestern hrsts,
IL, bid, Gas stock. @aSd"i; 40 bonds,
Cs, III asked do. 5s. l"s's asked.
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LONDON BAR SILVER MARKET.
LONDON. oct. 2f.-Bor silver 305sd.
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Steamship Chatham. johnson, Boston
via Norfolk. passengers and general cargo.
steamship Dorchester. Parker. Baiu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship GuyandOtte, Walker, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nichle, Baltimore,
ton, passengers and general cargo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25
Nav settlr the School Question.

WINNIPEG. MAN. Oct 2t--Archbishop
Ianaeyin. representing tina Catholic party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-25

RICHMOND. VA, oct 81, 1885.
S4les-i0 shares Security Bank at 10.
Government Securities. Bid. Asked
United states is............ ma see.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH TIDE.
PORT OF WEST POINT, OCT. "A.


steamship Guyandotte, Walker, Ne"
YORK messengers and general cargo.
steamship Dorchester. Parker Provl-
denee via Newport News ana NoiloiA'
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Chatham. Johnson, Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm City, Marshall Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo.
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Virginia AFFAIRS.

Dr. X. White and vie. OF Lexington
Va. are at the Raleigh.
Joseph NJ. SeatOn. OF Richmond, Is at the
Riggs House.
kODert b. Norman. Of Roanoke. Is at
the Hotel Page.
ping at the ST. james. the following hay
ing registered there to-day. George r.
Sautmeers. Edenburg. W. W. MccduleF,
Richmond q. W. Davise. Roanoke; c.
l.. Kelly, Roanoke. Jamer Anthony and
wife Richmond and j. Wentz, Rich
mond.
". b. Gray and wife. OF Danvlle, and
John Jordan and wife. u RICHMOND are
at the Hotel Enrich.
Che following Nirginians are at the
National: j. - Stuart. j.. W. Atkinson
and III II. Ryder and wife. Of Richmond
nick. Norfolk. A. NJ. Chester, Leesburg
and Miss NJ. Nichols.
Hon. Eppa Hunton is at the Nrmande
FOurth-class pOstmasterSs were appoint
ed in virginia TO-DAY az follows " T..
Ruse al cody, Halifax county. vice T. J.
MeckIenbure county. vice J. W. Hersh-
man resigned: Mrs NJ. c. Castect' az
Greeniale WASHINGTON county vice W
q. Fleenor. removed an9 A. d. Bert-am,
at Keezletown. Rockingham county. vice
=. A. Beriram, dean.
Suda Friday has been appointed post
master at Cashier. CASTOR county. y g.
vice L. 2 Cashier. resigned.
An original pension has been granted to
Thomas Rraxton. Of Warsaw. ltichmoni
patents Rave been granted to the fol
vardley r. Brown. Hamilton. desk COM
par,oa.
for expellng tobacco from mouids.
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$5sSS55a59,o; dry sailed shoulders, $3.50
ky. Sl.22
cincinnati, o.. Jan. 1A-Flour quiet;
Is; low grades, H.7OalS0 Wheat quiet
but firm No. red, 55l2c. Corn quiet.
track, 43c oats steady. No. . mixed.
track, 32l2c. Pork quiet and easy mess.
Sil75. Lard quiet Shoulders, sac; loose
short rib sides, 6fsc; loose short clear
sides, csc; boxed meats worth &c more.
Dry sailed meats quiet: loose shoulders,
5,lsc' loose short ribs, 53sc; loose short
clear sides Csc; boxed meats worth l4c
more Whisky steady $l22.
st. Louis, Jan. H.-Flour steady and
firm. but quiet patent. 81 60H270; fancy.
$2.l0a220. choice. $l80dl 90 Wheat lower;
May, 55isc. Corn lower, January. 43c;
May. 4ia' n1i3sc, July, 45c. oats lower;
May, 3O@i 43O7sc. Pork standard mess,
$ll S7l2 for new. Lard, prime steam, 500;
choice, SG.85. Dry sailed meats. shout
ders, %.35; longs, sac; clear ribs, sac;
shorts &c. Bacon boxed; shoulders, 50
5zsc; longs, 65sc; clear ribs, CSC. shorts.
bl4c. High wines steady at Sl.22.
Baltimore, Jan 14.-Flour firm. West
ern supertine, $i90G2l0, do extra, s.. 25D
go; do family S265a290. winter wheat,
3s5: do do straight. So 25013 As Wheat
easy; No. red spot and January, 60Am
6Qsse; February. 6Ql246DAc; March, 6112W
ble4c May, 6ZAn52tsc; steamer No. 2. red,
5F4d5l32c southern by sample, 6lu62c;
do do on grade, 5SiaMG2hc Corn firm;
mixed spot 4Slzm4Satc; January. 4sILI6
1870; February, 4s4tN49c; May. 51lsc bid;
steamer mixed, 4S44SBci southern white
and yellow. 4SAd50c. Oats. firmer: No 2,
white western, 3Siac bid; No. mixed do
351am36c. Rye active; No. g. 57n58e HAY
steady; good to choice timothy, $4,000
1880. Grain freights quiet and steady:
steam to Liverpool, January, Is; Cork
for orders, January 2s Sd. Provisions
dull; mess pork, $1,000; bulk shoulders,
sac; short ribs sides, 7%lc. sugar cured
shoulders, Sc hams. small, lie; large
10Ac; lard. refined, SIC. Butter steady,
for best, other grades easy; fancy cream
cry, 2GM27c; ladle. 15N19c; roll, 15G24c;
&c. Sugar steady ;granulated. 4lsc.
For Marine Intelligence see Sixth Page.
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May, 627sc Corn, dull. firm. No. g. 520
go elevator; 55a25'4c. ahoati options
We're dull, and IS lower, closing weak /;
January. 52lsc, February. 5l7sc; May,
51Ac. oats. quiet and steady. options.
easier; January, 3c; February, 343sc May,
347sc; spot No ?. 3Hid3iasc: mixed west
ern, }4f2d351ac. Hay. quiet. easy; shipping,
50Q55c good 10 choice. 70675c. Wool,
moderately active, steady, domestic fleece,
l5@20c; pulled, l20S3c. Beef quiet family
$lOW4u;5g; extra mess, 81 O@S0o; beef
hams, duh $780, tierced beef. mac
tive; city extra India mess. $l6O0al700.
Cut meats, dull. easy; picked bellies, ga
mddles, nominal. Lard. quiet and flrmer
western steam, S720; city So. 62d6.75 Jan
uary 1920 nominal; May $40; refined.
@;2Q continent; compound $500
dun, weaker; state dairy, l0420c: cream
cry, 16u23c, western dairy, l0nl5c, cream
cry Io4 zo12c; EIslns, Zoc. Cotton seed
oil dull, easy; crude, 2iN2p2c; yellow
prime 28i2c; choice pc. Petroleum. nomi-
nal Rice, fairly active, firm; domestic
fair - extra, 4AG6c; Japan, H4ar2c. Mo-
lasses, foreign, nominal; New Orleans
open kettle, good to choice, 2803Sc, quiet,
fancy, firm. Peanuts, quiet. Coffee. firm,
lQ425 points up; January 4l0G142o:
March, 13900l395, May, 13.S50l1395; Sep
TENDER 13.850l4O0; December, 14.00G405;
spot Rio, firmer, quiet; No Z, 177sc. Sugar,
raw. dull, steady fair refining, 25sc; re-
fined, fairly active and steady: off a, 3ia0
394c; standard. \. 13-16d4c; cut loaf and
crushed. 4 7-l63i49sc; graduated, 3 l5-l60
4lsc. Freights to Liverpool, nominal
Chicago, Jan. l4-Saturday buyers and
other holders of wheat received no assist
ance from outsiders or insiders, and We're
willing sellers to-day. The put" price was
the only barrier to the decline which
took place, and ii was an Indifferent
check. New York led in weakness to-
day. free offerings Of Argentine wheat
in Liverpool being given as the cause
of the downward inclination. May wheat
opened from 5Sl2d583sc; declined TO 5Sk6J
5sAc, closing at 5Sssc-Mn%c under Sat
urday. Notwithstanding the weakness in
ported firm, and III some instances a
fraction higher.
Corn-The firm that was leading buyer
of corn on Saturday was made equally
as conspicuous by its selling to-day. The
strength in wheat, on which the pur-
made, having disappeared, there was no
further inducements to hold the property
and in the natural order of speculation
1t was disposed of. May corn opened at
cloIlng at 4Sc-lAn3sc under Saturday
Cash corn sold at steady prices, closing
nOminally lower.
Oats-There was but little in the news
on oats local calculated to prevent the
grain from the course pursued bv wheat
Saturday. Cash oats were steady
PFoVisions-A bulge in provisions was
talked Of this morning, but impartially
oHered, the wish was, probably father
TO the thought. There was strength in
live hog prices at the stock yards, which
had sustaining effect, but was power
less to cause an advance the weakness
IN grain acting as an offset At the
close May pork was 2l2c higher than
shade higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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OCEAN FREIGHTS.

Cfotton-By Steam-Market steady. Rates
que tied are per 100 pounds direct Bre-
mr. N. 38c; Barcelona, 45c; Genoa, 45c; Liv-
g! pool, Doc Havre, 40c; Havre, via New
Y ork, Csc: Liverpool via New
'ork. BIC; Bremen via New York. 40c
Amsterdam, via New York. 40c; Antwerp,
via New York, 35c; Genoa. via New York
Sc; Hamburg, via New York, 40c; Reval,
via New York, 53c; Naples, via New York
Sc; Trieste, via New York, SOC; Venice, via
New York, 60c; Boston, per bale SIPS;
New York, per bale, 800; Philadelphia
per bale Sl.00; Baltimore, per bale, 500.
ruling rates. Foreign business is more or
less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at $4,000
800 for range including Baltimore and
Portland, Me Railroad ties, basis, a
feet 14c. Timber rates, 50c6S100 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies
and Windward, nominal; to Rosario Sl2 90
1880; Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, 5000
N1l00; to Rio Jsneiro, $14C0: to Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, s11300l1 80; to
United Kingdom for orders, nominal for
lumber. A. SIS standard.
BY Steam-To New York, 500; to Phil
adelphia, 800; to Boston, $500; to Balti-
more, $500.
quiet. Large Cork for orders are
Is Sd and IS. South America, rosin. zoe
per barrel of 280 pounds. Coastwise-
stea INTO Boston, lie per 100 pounds on
rosln, 90c on spirits to New York, rosin,
SIC per 100 pounds, spirits, Csc; to Phila-
delphia, -osin, nc per 100 pounds. spir-
its, soc; to Baltimore, rosin, TIC per 100
pounds, spirits, Zoe.
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loi=. New Jersey Central $50. New York
Central, ssss. y. Y. and y. f. S2ss Nor
folk and Western. preferred. ISL: North
ern Pacific, So. 10 preferred. 17ts North
IVES tenn e6as, do preferred. 143, Pacific
MAI. pa; Reading. 13l.. Rock Island 6S,
- Paul. 5oss. do preferred. III, Silver
Certificates, 5e7s: Tennessee Coal and ZION.
l9's' 40 preferred. 20 asked. Texas Pacific,
ga, Union Pacific, ia. Wabash. $ l.
and P. 6is; DO preferred. Il: Western
Union. SIS, Wheeling and L. F.. 10. 10
preferred. 5's, southern Railway s.. SIS;
DO common, llis- do preferred. 552s.
state Bonds-Alabam a. l03, DO b. 104:
% c, s. bid, Louisiana stamped Is. loo:
Nortl Carolina As. l0U. North Carolina rs,
I-3- Tennessee new set IS. 81. Virginia 6s
Virginia Funding Debt, SOS, South Caro-
Ina 4i2s. 1G2
Government Bonds-Tnited States Is
registered. us; United States ~. coupons
ll3. United States Is. registered. 81
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TAT LEADING MARKETS.
.0ult Day in All Departments, but
Prices Generally Firm.

...,v Receipts of Cotton at the Ports.
r~---ss ofthe Staple Quiet TO Dull at
s..vttlv Changed Prices-The Local
r-,r N-rket Quiet and steady-Naval
sores FIRM. With a Fair Demand.
o.ssr Markets UNCHANGED.
-...-rsr. Jan. 1.-THE local markets
~. generally quiet ana steady. There
lair amount of tradins in rosin
-~. prices. and spirits turpentine re-
-.-sf arm and unchanged. The spot
.--.-- rerke, was quiet and steady and
.-.t.a--l. with limited transactions.
owner local markets were quiet and IN
changed
~. cotton futures market fuctuated
or.- narrow limits, and closed about
.-. same as last Saturday. with the tone
.ra Nsw York. and quiet and steady
Al liverpool
Socks were irregular on the New York
FL rau--. but in the main were firm.
~-s-s tiou~ We're small. and the market
-a5 with a gain OF a to IL per cent.
Il. The day.
10 chicago wheat futures were lower
q. the close while cash wheat was
ae higher. Corn and oats followed
---a- tn The UPS and downs of the mar
Provisions were a little higher at
t- close.
The following resume Of the different
markets viii show the tone and the QUO
ts..1r- Ar the close to-day:
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NAVAL STORES.

a.5.rl Tupentne-There was a fair
..er. mall. and there was hut iiftie
T-s ~ NE market. At the Board of
h.i--3r1t ne nrst call, the market was
.alas r.. nm, st 25c for regulars. with
cal5. J., asks. AT the last cali. at (
r1o-- 'l was firm at 2Gc, with no sales
lover ~ he demand was good for the
rs1l EST 49,. while pales were in slow
,5e saIes mere was fair business done,
j ros.n 45.s.sregS ting about 1000 barrels.
< a. EaAced Toe a barrel
a1 H. .99rd Of Trade, at the first
Vac hanged IN et was bull-tined firm and
Va al except for II rosfn, which
part advance Of 10c barrel.
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GRAIN. PROVISIONS, ETC.

New York, Jan. 14.-FIour, more active,
barely steady; winter wheat. low grades.
S2O5d260; fair 70 fancy, S2.50q2.95; patents,
s. 7503 20; Minnesota clear. S2.3O02.70; pat
ents, S340d395; low extras, s. 05d2 50;
southern -four. quiet, steady; common to
fair extras, S2.106300: good to choice ex-
tras, S210d3.50. Wheat, dull, AdAc lower,
vator size; afioat, 63G63ilc; options ad-
vanced 1sG%c, declined 5sdlc, advanced
&c. closing steady at 14Q5sc below Sat
urday, with a far trade; No. 2 red Jan
uary, Size; February, 619sc; March, 62Ac;
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rand Sandsa
an Through coach Jacks
3 to t Nos 3And
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I u , LII c. Al on
epo annah
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Ii daatS a Train
New kan OF
da north
bundc w
and s Port
Train and la " % u York and Tampa
Trans
m and Swane
IN
Nee e o
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ne me sales posted were I.7ss barrels A.
80 laSt caI the market closed nrn,
MN sales Of So barrels. al the Following
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Iutures ranged as follows.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. C,losin
WIFI

The cash quotations were as follows:
Flour was quiet; prices We're steady and
unchanged. No. , spring wheat, SOFA
sac; No. ? red, SIC; No. corn, 4J55c:
no. oats, 29iz429S4c. Pork 81 550D
H621ae; lard, s6.S7hQ6.90; short ribs sides,
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Connections Via A. & w. Branch.

So 40 l run
General assen agent
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daly
o a
the following
Roc
Returning Melbourne
foT aIu
aurdays
m D. General Pae
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SAM ROUTE.
The Short Line 10 Montgomery Mobile New Orleans and Texas Points,
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Jacksonville St. Augustine and Indian River Ry.
II g N III
The All Rail Line O Worth.
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THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE. =,

, Tampa and Key MIeSe Railway.
- JOSEPH II. DURKEE. Receiver
y RAILROAD co.
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-18

There is a law ia this country
against dangerous persons which
gives the government power to ban
ish any person dangerous to the
peace OF the country. A person who
wilfully will distribute posters for
the purpose OF creating panic
among the ignorant natives during
a cholera scare is dangerous" un-
der that law. The Board of Health
which has the power to make laws;
which can empower employees to
enter every house in town twice q
day without search warrant and
traverse through every room OF all
premises; a Board with such powers
we NAV SAY is suth rient powerful to
pass rules which would have fitted
the Ease ol the person guilty Of pla.
carling the town with those diabolic
p sters.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-18

asked to subscribe to the fund OF
the Hawaiian Relief Society, aud re-
spouded 10y say ing: cd D ----n
the kanskas" and refusing TO give a
cent. This utterance leads us to
speculate whether this councillor
did not voice the feelings Of ma
jority Of bis colleagues, and il so
whether this expression is not a key
to the treatment which Hawaiians
have received since January, 1882
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-18
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1s, 1895.
LYNCH Law.

The alleged civilized and intelli-
gent republic OF Hawaii knocks at
the door of the great republic of the
United States OF America and asks
for admission to that glorious sister
hood of the states populated by
freeman.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-18

told the truth. We hardly imagine
that that VAS the object sought by
the iustigators OF this latest "exhi-
bition' of the republican civiliza-
tion.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-09-18

A subscriber to the Advertiser,
says: that after reading tho remark
able twenty paragraph letter of the
President of the Board of Health
to his rebellots su bj4cts on Hawai-,
Maui aud Kauai, be likened the let-
ter to a tape worm and it's number
le-s segments, and is anxious to know
whether that official passed the
whole OF tho cestoid, for he breads
another iu6lction. Au examination
of the production shows the head,
Office of the Board of HEALTH"
complete, and the tail incomplete,
as it lacks the title, President Of the
Board of Health, after tie sigma
ture. As a preventive measure it
might be we'll for our Hilo friends
to send the scalding President a
bottle of Jaynes Vermifuge.