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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

pATcHOGTE. l.. l., Oct. vincent
Worth. respected mere hant OF ms ms
place. prided himself on ms lo"s - m,' os
heard until this morning. Now some OF
80 ,rerchant's snowy white whishets are
amt ana ne threatens criminal ana civii
nroce0sings against the man responsible
for their departur"
,nf- ,oornirc while Constable Bod
av. With some outside assistance was
,skins 10 the lookup William poNsee' a
havmap OF Bayport. who was very much
under the influence of liquor. me pay ,
man was making fun Of eVeryVoul anu
- ,,.ork for The constable. when Mer-
chant Worth approached. Without warn
ing DoNsee seized the merchants no"ins
v,Site beard with both hands ana pulled
out a handful Of hair before he wouia let
Doxsee was fined 3 by Justice conklin
FOR INVESTIGATION. Mr. Worth says ne VIII
press his charge tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

THE CLOSING UorATfONS or
NVNET
OF. rings and Sales ~ the Richmond To-
lacCo Exchange internal Revenue
toilcctious-toiclgr kdSicss.

NEW YORK. oct s-Thc monotony
a. tho STOCK Exchange was relieved Dy
a break IN Chicago Gas 10 GjN. against
on2 earlier ~ the day. There vas mol-
craze selling OF ;ae stock throughout ,ne
morning, owing TO the publication OF a
circular by a arm connecten with Gas
properties, which east doubts ON the able
lty OF tue present reorganization 10 carry
out their plans. 81 was not unui tho
last hour, however. that the selling as
summed iarcc proportions AT the time
referred 20 important amounts OF the
STOCK were thrown on the market. ana
at the same time runOrs were current
that fresh legal proceedings hao or would
he instituted 10 hafrass the tlower-Brauy
commission. Long STOCK came out, ana
. certain Chicago operator who has been
i1ennned with the bull side OF the ac-
count. was credited win ci0sins OUT ms
SHARES. sugar was tovcrlsh, ranging
between loss ana lrf~. but closed vh't
-,e. lower ou the day. The railroad INST
was weakened by renewed talk or hightF
interest rates and the freight war al 1ig
~ est London was buyer OF ~. ani
aud AtcaisOn. and this contributed IN
no small degree 10 The weakness OF every
share speculation The market closed
weak ana - 10 q, per cent. lower N"ith-
err Pacific preferred and Omaha Leather
Yrefcrred gained a. to 3. per cent. In
the SpecialtiCs Alton ana IeIIe hauie
broke per cent. Bonds were iV"'i;
Sales were Sl.lil,WO. The sales OF ilsltd
stocks aggregated l1O,5iY shares unlisted
ai3VO shares
Money on call firm at 2d3 per cent,
last loan at per cent, ana cloaiiB
onared D.. , nor cent. prime mercantile
paper. Jr5i. per cent bar silver. Cfa.
Storing cyr1ancc was weak, with actual
business ia bankers bills at 49, 4ofo'-2
Tor sixty days and isinl S't loI n1N,,a ,,,l b
rested rates, 4~ftIisS. .coinmciclal Dliis'
.S5fts-r,. Government bonds STEADY.
state bonds firm Railroad bonds easier.
silver af the board sold at b'fs. .. 1891.
Treasury Balances. Coin, $"-,v",-O-,
currency. SluL05>itu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
nrr0RuENs lONDNMNED.
Methodist- Pass IA Resolution Deno"ne'ns
PoIi;icai Conferences ON sunday

Al the meeting Of the Methodist minis
te,s Yesterday at No. 80 Firth avenue
ina Rev. DR. j. NJ. King introduced a
resolution condemnng the conference or
tho rcforlers on sunday. DR.. King made
a brisk and vigorous speech advocating
resolution. and other clergymen follow
ed The vote in favor OF the resolution
was unanimous. The resolution was as
fOllOws:-
The members of the New York Preach
crs' Meeting Of the Methodist Episcopal
church desire 10 put on record their con-
demratiOn OF tho action of the rep-e-
sentatvcs Of political parties ana poll
teal factions who. claiming TO represent
the reform sentiment in this city, spent
the. ours OF Sunday, October D. III con-
ference over the parcelling out or nom
nations for office on the basis OF Inc
number OF votes they claimed to control
We desire 10 declare that IN political
CAMPAIGN where the chief moral issue Is
the rigid enforcement Of sunday law TINS
Sabbath dissertation by the men who
claim 10 represent the moral elements IN
our politics is an outrageous aifront 10
not only the Christian sentiment of tie
people. but 10 the moral sense OF all law
abiding citizens
II was also voted that the secretary
should send a copy OF the resolutions TO
tho various committees OF the reformers'
organizatlons.--New York Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

CINCINNATI O.. oct s.-Flour fairly
active. win upward tendency; winter
4Gi
Wheat quiet No. . red, track. Csc.
Corn lower ana In light demand: No.
. mixed. 32lzc
Oats quiet and easy; No. 2 mixed. track,
2li4c.
Pork market fairly active: mess, $500;
clear mess. Sll,D. family. Sll.O0
Lard steady and in fair demand: steam
leaf Sj.31ia; Kettle DO. prime steam, 500.
Racon steady and In moderate demand I,
loose shoulders. SG.25. short ribs, $500;
short clear. S662la, boxed meats &C. more.
Dry sailed meats steady and active:
loose shoulders. 500: short ribs. S5.G2ls:
short clear S5s1i.; boxed meats &c. more
Whisky steady al Sl22.
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tons dull at isTfxc higher; October. DC. !;
December. yyhc., May, -1'fc. spot prices: :
No. Z. 2kH.u23c.: NO. = white, NC mixed
nav arm and In fair demand ship
ping. nc. good 10 choice, sJToc.
Wool quiet and Arm. domestic fleece
lfW-~c.. pulled, lJl3ic. .o...<.
Beef strong aud quiet; family sp."'u
100. extra mess. $3.50 500, beef MANS
Quiet AT si5.JJ. tierc q beer nrm ana
slow. CITY extra, India mess, $40; cut
ncata steady: picked bellies, 500, mans,
s9tdfao25: midGles nominal.
Lard quiet and easy s w,sicrn steam
closed AT 80. sIN1: city, S"p1; octoner,
600 Kenned-Continent. S5.1o; South
American. $3.50. compound. sic213uJ.vp.
PORK quiet and iirm mess, N.'Ju lpVV,
Bufter-Fine IN fair demand ana hrn
state dairy. l202lc.; DO, creamery, ~
rcrs Fancy i'm light receipt and firm
state and Pennsylvania. l9p -0lgc.; west
ern. fresh. lUnlvc.; do. per case Slow
ass. ,.......o .
city. s+@c.; country, bic.
Cotton seed oil quiet and unsettled f;
crude gpac. yellow prime, ziEd2sc.,
90 good oil grade. 2jh42'c. -
s.. 10: PhNadelphia, 800; DO. In buik'
Sl.HulCl.
Rosln quiet and steady: strained, COM
mon 10 good. Sl41i2pl. on.
Tnrpentine steady az Zel2Shlc.
Rje steady: domestic. fair to extra,
Wolasees-Forcign nominal; New Or
leans. omen Kettle, good 20 choice mod
erafeiy active and steady al 2Gd52c.
Peanuts quiet $500, =. .
Conec closed dun and unchanged 10 q
points down, October, So.2l, November .
KIN. december SlAgpUl4.9J, January,
Sl4sO: March. Sii.Jril 100. spot hAo
dun. 40. Z. slGWNl6l-l2- c.
Sugar firm ana quiet; raw, .''r IL, rS"H IL
tass demand: off A, 3-l6lfl Tito stand
ara A., 4l.niasc. cut-loaf, @-lonSisc:
crushed. > ,;-lCQ55sc.; graduated o-lV4
Freiehts TO Liverpool dull; cotton. by
steamer, Unchanged gram 10y s'cdiaer'
nd. ,,-,.. l.. CO..
southern Fresh fruits: Peaches in far
Offering and demand moderate' some
fancy occasionally exceed quotations.
sweet potatoes unchanged ana receipts
( nCht. -~.,o,. IL. ...,.
Pcachos-Carrier $iJog2w; DO. crate,
81 U)nl. 80: DO. basket, - .rlp2io
fofat0es-Sweet. SlG2n2Ou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

NEW YORK. Oct s-Mddnng gulf.
v... mddnue, W.. uCt receipts. 100 bales.
gross reccipis. llu2G bales. exports 10
oar at Britain, 2lN1 bales. France. J ..
bales, Continent. $50 bales. forwarded,
8U5 bales. sales. LIST bales. spinners.
Isl bales. stock. lt92S2 bales. runTes
steady. sales, lt1tr balcsi october, S4N,
NOV mbor $50. Dccelnbcr, So; January,
su5; February 800. March, 300. April,
$40. May. 9ls. june. go.
Total tO-day-Nci receipts, 3l,j6 pa-es,
exports 20 Great Britain. 1888 bales,
France. 6>s bales. Continent, 1'l ha'ts;
stock. O-i,.W bales.
Total so iar This we k-Nct receipts,
ls-i. $50 bales. exports TO Great b"ioln.
81 l-G bales; france. 6.N>U oalcs. tonu-
nent - AZ bales.
Total since September ist-Net rec ipis,
ts4. ->5 bales, exports 20 Great Britain.
llf.3sO bales, France, -v,"@l oaics, Con-
fuent, Iu.ios bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct. S.-Cotton
futures qW O. sales, $1,000 bales, NoNem-
Ter. ss4. December. SIS; January, $50;
Fcbruary. s2, March. S.N, April, o.93.
3lay. eu2, june, 800.
IiVERPOOL. oct $3.50 =. Moot
ton demand moderate and prices favor
buyers; American middiing, fh safes
1000 bales; Am rcan. s.. 800 bales. sper"-
lafion aud export, 500 bales. receipts,
40 bales. all American Futures
American middnng. lOw middl.ng clause,
November and December. 4l-Vltl iu-bt ,
lee mher and January. 42-ulnf 7l-pt .
january and February. ! 1861; February
ana March 45-64 March and April,
: 8G-fiQI 47-Gi. April and May. 1 1851
"a 4a-14. June and July 1 dV-oi. tn-
lures quiet hut steady.
p M.-Amercan nllddling, iaiI'
il-i6: good middling. . GIG. low mid
oline. 1872; good ordinary, il-'2.
ordinary. 8-32. October, 43-6i sellers a
October and November. ! l3-OA, seller. :
Noy inter and December. 4 A2-Giat 800 :
December and January. 4 43-64ql 4l-fi
SELLERS. january and February. 4 43-'ji =
February and March. 4 f6-64 buyers :
March and April. 4 41-Gt1f is-Di. buyers
April and May. = 4g-Gi. sellers. May ana
June. sa-s-iot JD-64. buyers: June and
July, b-t41ft 52-Gf. sellers; July and
August. 5i-Gi. Hers. Futures closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct s.-The
President to-day appointed george ii.
Cooke. 10 be q medical director with the
rank Of Captain in the Navy
CHIEF Engineer Richard Inch, detached
from the Independence. and ordered TO
duty al the Mare Island navy yard.
Lieutenant j. C.. Drake. detached from
the Union iron Works. San francisco.
the 18th instant. and his resignation &C
ccpted.
Lieutenant William Mclean, prepara-
tory orders to the Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
A MURDER IN BEDFORD.
RESULT or A QUARREL OvER A
WHISkY BdRREL.
w. e. \. Robertson shoots and instantly
Kills J !. Roberts The Victim Wan
of Family Robertson In Jail.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, oct Especial.
A murder was committed near Montvaie'
a small village about fifteen miles west
of this place, at o'clock last night.
w. c. s. Robertson and J. I. Roberts
auarrelled over the ownership OF a
whisky barrel and Robertson snot Roberts
killing him instantly.
Robertson was single man. while Ms
victim has a family.
robertson was caught here this after
noon and lodged in Jail to await the ac'
ton Of the grand jury.
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ct IhulS.

CT. LOUIS. MO-, oct. s.-Flour un-
changed: patent s,2jH3.3D. fancy. S2sO
n2W: choice s2.Or2.in.
Wheat higher, october. 6isc.' Decem-
Der. 62lSc.: Max GG4c. o-,
Corn generally lower, octooet, -t'sc-
December xgLc.: May, 2Js.G 2Jc.
oats steady: October. l'ac.' December
1Sc.: May. 2izc.
Pork-Standard, $50
Lard-Prime steam, $3.50. ..
clears. $6.OZi2 .coo.
Dry Salted Meats-Shoulders, $o.U;
short ribs, $3.50. clear, SOD.
High wines steady at sl.22.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. oct. s. lSgj

Wheat lougberry, &c. mixed, ne;
shortuerry. Uo.. NO. red. lie
Corn-White. Virginia, 4lc.' No. white,
ale. NO mixed. $50
Oats-No. mixed, ~ ac.i No. ) mixed,
93c. 10 2sl &c.; winter SEED. 2jc 20 zoe.
ftye-fac. 60 4tc.
me nrst new corn OF the season was
sold to-day al sc. The qualify was
prime ana condition dry /, was grown
by Mr. Arthur Seldom, az old Town,
near Lester Manor. ara sold by y. g..
Edwards Esq. to tne Gallego Mills Com
llnnN.
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Union STOCK YARDS. ILL. oct. s.
cattie-Kcceipts. $500 market steady:
common TO extra steers. S5ODa1.io, stock
ers and feeders, - lOui.Vr; COWS and
buiis SS.3U@S.S5, Texans. Sl.f5pS.au:
western rangers. s.. 2.ylii.u
Hogs-- Receipts. $500. market DC. lower
hnt steady at the decline: heavy packing
aud shipping lois. s.. >aN,4.25; common 10
choice mixed. s5.15fi 1850; choice assorted,
81. l5nL2J; light. $3.TOQL2J; PIGS. Sl.I5Q
iio.
Shcep-Receipts, 2iWv: market easier
and loo. lower; inferior to choice, $l.5Oa
315 lambs. SJ.VV4lCJ.
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CHICAGO ILL. oct S.-The wheat
mcrkct was treated 10 qult5 d. sie@t
deal of strength today, and prices az
,r4 time during the session were Iisc.
oIorg fto clos OF yesterday, but not aii
al fhe recovery was maintained. me
action OF Liverpool and Paris ih adNahc-
irg regardless of American losses or
Yesterday. as reported IN the cary
cables. stihencd up the curb anu l'i is
srrtrpih WAS carried into the regular
market Later ia the session, when IL
ygas heard tnat securities in London were
declining. owing 10 the present eOhllhca-
tons over the TurMsh-Alineuiah lrou-
MOS nr.ces shot up another cent without
a nance Tle market settled into
ot,iet state subsequently dAi a portion
Of The advance was dropped. December
wheat opened from 59i9qJ93sc., advanced
10 gr1c. declined TO and closed at v+rt#
jJisc.. &C. higher ilan yesttt, i.,.t ASH
wheat was &c. per bushei higher.
corn was SIN Incapable Of attracting
interest or attention. me rtiBe Hptoh9
Tor the business. Use. being the limit
within which fluctuations look pace. III"
strength which marked the tfddlhs I'D
wheat Infected corn 20 slight extent
and served as a sustaining mnntnct.
Liverpool cables were dun and easy May
corn opened at Ie'e re, advanced 10
ylH29isc.. closing al -'c. &c. hlshtf tiial
yesterday Cash corn was STEADY 10
iirn. with very little change IN prices.
Oats-Thero was no diversion OF any
kind in oats. The market was OF me
same Kind that has existed every DAY
Tor over q month. ANY hthc eNeiiehi'.t
would be welcomed, but IL seems as 81
tho trade had fallen into state OF
chronic lethargy. Prices held firm be-
cause Of the feeling in other markets.
May oats closed lNhic. higher than yes
terday Cash oats were nrm at I'M
changed prices.
Provision+1he condition OF the product
market may be judged from the iact
that ID was fully ten minutes after the
bell 81 the opening before single trans
action took place. The balance of the
session presented nothing different as
regards activity. a firmer feeling ruled,
the strength Of wheat extending help
ing hand The hog market was un-
changed January pork and lard closed
a shade lower and January ribs un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09

NEW YORK. oct s.-FlOur quiet and
steady; winter wheat, low grades. -. -
az ~: do. fair 10 fancy. s.. Sln3.4V. 10.
patent. S3.5OQ3.l5; Minnesota clear, S2.15
49,: patent. S51JNt.&O; low extras. -. -
9fX.UD; city mills. $3.SJN4oV DO. patent.
>asnt4.ss Southern Hour quiet. common
10 fair extra. $2.lVM2,SO, good TO choice
DO. S2VuHS.5O
Vheat-spot market dull and frmer.
yyt,h options: No. red store and eic-
vator tlp.c.; afi0at, $3.50. Options OPEN
ed fsirly active and sake higher. galnei
saftlc. prices weak and of Ac later.
and the close was nervous at about lc.
over 5 steraay: No. > red. March, 69isc.,
May, 1Ulsc.; October. oi>sc.; December.
oei.c, 49,. .
Corn-spo quiet and steady; No. =.
ne elevator &c. afOat options were
ot,ict I'd gained "a &c; October, tif>c. );
Noveiab r. 5Gsc.; December. Dose; May,
DJc
Oats-spoi uIIaer and mixed quiet Oo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. ~ g., oct. S.-Rosin
firm: strained. sll5; good strained. 10.
spirits Of urpentinc steady. machine.
2s1c.: irregular. 2i'sc.
Tar firm at $40
Crude turpcntlne steady; hard, Sl.1O,
SOFT Sl.a0: virgin. $l.6y.
CHARLESTON. :. g.. oct. S.-Turpen-
tine nrm at 25hc.; receipts, % casks.
Rosin- Good strained irm at 81 2oDi 20
receipts, ~ barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA. Oct. S.-Spirits OF
turpontine market opened steady at 25Nc.
and closed firm and unchanged, With
sales OF $50 casks, receipts. 1872 casks.
Rosin firm and unchanged at opening
end closed quiet, with sales OF 1000 bar
rcls
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rnn cIrr o1trLEs rRfsnDr.
The Case Pres -nf~ complications -The
Hudson BROTHERS Bad Record.

~
CAPE CHARLES. VA. oct. S.-spe-
cial.-The tragedy which occurred near
Cobb's Island last Sunday afternoon. In
which BENJAMIN. Hudson. OF Camden. y.
J. lost his life and his brother. William
Hudson. was fatally wounded, has
caused considerable excitement ia this
community. The case becomes more COM
plicated as the facts IN The case become
kn0wn.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Jarvis. of this
county, went over 10 Cobb's Island and
arrested the four men who did the shoot
ing, and they were taken 10 Eastyllle
and lodged In the county jail there Ober
+. Aicarcs, the Commemorative attorney,
also took the ante-mOrtem testimony Of
William Hudson. the wounded man, and
/ although not made public. he stated that
IL was such AZ 10 prey ent bail being ac-
copied for the four men now in jail.
Their names are Frank Shield. Purvis
Bloxam. John Zimbar. and William
BlOxam. The latter - memoer OF the
Cobb's Island hfc-saving station, ana IL
is not known just who fired the fatal
shot.
ar. NJ. J. Hudson. father Of the two
unfortunate men. came here from Cam
dem y. j.. this morning, and has decided
to bury his son In the cemetery here.
The wounded son is stili lying in semi
comat0se state and not expected 10 live.
While i'm conversation with their father
this morning, he stated that h.s two
sons were always well behaved. and he
supposed they were on spree when
they took the boat. He says he intends
to employ the very best legal talent on
the Peninsula and resent the killing OF
his two sons 10 the bitter end.
About 500 was found on the dead man
and 500 ON the wounded one. and judging
from the outfit they had with them they
had preuared themselves for almost any
emergency They had shot-guns. rifles.
dirk knives. dark lanterns, and any guam
titv of ammunition. The grand jury
meets next Tuesday, ana II Is supposed
this case will be brought up.
Information from Philadelphia states
that the Hudson brothers are known In
philadelphia and Camden as notorious
and desperate river pirates, aud have re-
Gently finished term III the fehhsy|
yania penitentiary for robbcres com
mitted In philadelphia about i've years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Fi,e-Dollar Counterfeit Silver Certificate,
Ia Ro>tou

BOSTON, Oct. S.-An excellent counter
felt s. silver certificate Of the issue of 1856.
which bears portrait Of Gen. Grant, has
been circulated extensively in Boston.
The counterfeit was put forth by two
young men, "a good description OF whom
is In the hands OF the police. The bill is
the same with which the city OF Toledo,
o.. has been flooded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
A NEWSPAPER NAN HoyoRED.
Mr.. Charles Bland. OF The Norfolk Vir-
ginian, Nominated for the Legislature.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. s.-Speciai.-Rev.
II. n. Taisenberry, pastor Of Berkeley Ave-
nue. Baptist church. Burnley. has resigned.
to the surprise and regret of his MEM
bership and friends generally.
An effort will be made 10 induce him
to reconsider his action.
Charles l.. Bland, telegraph editor OF
the Norfolk Virginan, was nominated
I'm the Portsmouth Democratic primary
to-day for the Legislature, beating MS
opponents. Messrs. Maupin and " DOL. by
handsome maJoritieS.
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The Socialist Congress.

BREsLAIf. oct Sat to-day's session
OF the Socialist Congress Herr Autrick.
of Berlin. moved the election OF the ex-
PEELED delegate, Herr Hhei. DE lotnaiiy
invalldated. The motion WAS adopted.
Herr Wurm then made report on the
activity of the party In the Reichstag.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Orransnt EedneeI PRICES.

We have too many kimhall, Farrand x
Vo.ey and Story n Clark Organs. for par
Tor. church, and school. which We will sell
at very reduced prices. solely for the
purpose Of thinning out our stock. cali
soon and secure "A bargain.
WALTER ID. MOSES AZ co,
1905 Main St. Oppo. Post-oiflce.
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ago. At the time OF their arrest In Phiia-
delphia the police had a terrific battle with
them. IN which several shots were hreu
from both sides. BE ljanin hudson Dears
a bullet-wound on his hand.
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There is More Style,
More NeatneSS,
and More Tone

about the garments we make ana
sell than those of any orher house
In town. We guarantee every gar
ment for reliability and honesty.
We know they welr as well. M as
well, look as well-in fact. give the
same satisfaction as custom gar
ments which cost double the price.
Being the makers OF the clothes
We sell, we are in position 20 sen
them cheaper than garments OF the
same value can be bought else
where.
One OF the best barsaias NE or
any other house ever offerei are
those $40 SUITS and oNERccAiS
We have been talking 20 you ABOUT;
You can buy them and feel ashired
that you arc getting goods when
VIII wear well aud give sdtislac,
tion. We've got all shlpes anu
shades. and all kinds OF materials,
single and double-breasted.
Won't hurt 10 look.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
MARINE lNrELLlGENcE.
PORT orr WEST POINT. OCT. 3, 1898.

ARRIVED. 49,
steamship Dorchester. Parker baiu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte Nickie' baitihoic'
passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm city. Marshall, Walker
ton. passengers and general cargo
SAILED.
steamship Dorchester, Parker row
dcnce via Norfolk. passengers ana gem
sfeamshio Charlotte. NicFle, Baltimore
passeneers and general cargo ,,--,,-
STEAMSHIP Elm city, Marshall NaiheT-
ton MESSENGERS ana general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-09
Clothing for Boys

the best I'm Richmond. our readiness 20
slve hack money for goods returned Is
the strongest argument we can oner I"
back uu that betier
Specials for the boys to-day;
I, manufacturers lot OF Bows Ok1
Knes ants-ages to A-cheap at %OC'
be. to-day "P""
povs' Junior and Refer Suits. N brown.
Blue and mixed effects. at other Ct IA.
departments 81. Here W.
Single Refer Jackets. special. TO gay
slles to years - worm Eey Gfr
a.. at
BOYS Jersey Suits, very warm sLss'
buttons. very stylisn navy e. ,2Ea.
only to-day. VA
EVERYTHING IN THIS DEPARTMENT
at special PRICES to-day just 10 bring par
ents here
Arizona republican., 1895-04-02
SAVE TIME AND MONEY

By taking the cheapest and quickest route from Solomonville to Sheldon station and Clifton, or from Clifton to SolomOnville. Only nine hours making the trip either way. Greens regular mail hack leaves Solomonvile for shel. don station every Monday, Wednesday and by 33O p. m, making close connections with the train from Lordsburg to Clifton. Return ing from Sheldon to Solomonville on arrival of and Saturday, arriving at Solomonville by 4 o'clock p. m. We shall spare no time ex- pense to make it to the interest of all who will favor us with their patronage. Commercial men and others who have to travel on odd days can always be accommodated by timely notice. Fare, s5; round trip s7.50 We have corral at Solomonville, where we give animals good care and plenty to eat and drink. Saddle horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking the public for their liberal patronage hereto fore bestowed and asking continuance of the same, we remain yours respectfully,
 N. GREEN < SON. SoLoMoNvILLE. Ariz.. March IA, 1894
Arizona republican., 1895-04-02
FACTS ABOUT HORSES.

EVEN in winter the horse is better for outdoor exerc1se.
 IT is said that men working in livery stables are exempt from cholera.
 BECAUSE prices are low is no reason for starving or neglecting horses.
 THE horse shows have done much to develop enthusiasm for fine horses.
 ABROAD only geldings are used for city work and the brood mares are kept on the farm.
 ATTEMPTING to drive smooth-shod horse over slippery, icy roads is the cause of many accidents.
 TIE manner in which a horse stands still is one of the best indications of soundness. If he stands with his legs straight and well under the body there is not much the matter with them. If he favors limb or straddles before or behind, examine him carefully.