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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
Financial.
Gnited States
Murtaaoe 4 Crust 90.

80 CEDAR ST., NEW YORK..
CAPITAL SS,OVO'OOvs
SCkPLCS. 100000.
Trnnsacts n General Trust Business.
Loans NJ oney on Bond md VI Mortgage.
Issues First Mortgage Trust Gold Bonds.
Takes entire charge of teal Estntc.
Legal Depository for Trast, Court and
State Funds. Allows Interest on Deposits.
Executes nil Trusts.
OFFICERS.
George w. Young, PRESIDENT
Luther kountzr, yice.Presidcnt.
Arthur TurYbuil, Treasurer.
William Il. Elliott, secretary.
Clark Williams. Asst. Scct'y md Treas.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Charles j. pckey Jr, Gustav r. kissel
Theodore A. Havemeyer. Luther kountze.
Cherries X. Henderson. James 11mlsoD,
II chard 4. NcCur,y.
DIRECTORS
Slnuel u. R,beock,
william Eabcocs Charlton T. Lewis,
Charles ID. Dicisey, Jr., LOWS May
W,lliAm L. Di xOn. Theodore MGR ord.
Hobart A. c:aun,ss, Richard A. Mcf riydy.
Thc0 a. unvenisyer, 10 ert ELEPHANT,
Charles II. Henderson, Eiwn Packard,
Jpmrs + Hit william w. Richards,
,GArduc- a. Hubbard, jos. W. seym, ur, Jc.
f;rsfav r. + sse, James Timpson,
Luther Kount7e, George W. YOUNG
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test ano (ouu0.

7 OsT OR STO1.EN-BanIbook issued by III" Seamen 5
IL Bank for SAVINGS. New York 10 the Subscriber II
tho book on Information n IL
bank within thirty Gays from this dse. WI apply the
bank for 80 canceilaton. WM A. DENAREST
New-York. March LIST. 1898.
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Steamboats,.

$500 TO BOSTON. SEQ TO WORCESTER
I.ed.etl "a 10 All fon East ana Norta.
Nia WWMW1WM luNlso
steahi>s leave Pier to.l 40. y g.. nexs>SeA
Urosses-s week days only. $40 p NJ. Fine Orehsstre
each steamer.
EALl. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
l. only s3.tO L" Boston fer limited tickets Hcd2ced
iases to all points. The PLYMOUTH gnd PILGRIM 10
commission. ine orchestra each Leave PIER y thd
nuniherj y. r. foo; ~ IGrIay-s.. week days cny 81
100 ?.
u TONlNGTOE IiSE.-inside route To BOSTON ana !ne
~ East. All fares reduced. atesmcrs leave New Per
&C. y. r.. at O y. A. daily. eycep, Sunday
n EW.HAVEN-FARE. 81; Excursion. SIZE
~ Steamer ''Rehard Pecx'' iea:es Pier 30 T. 4: daily.
D. II. tSunGsy se,cd arriving In time tni train 20
Msridsn. Hartford. Springfield. ETC. Freight steames
lsaveo D.
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Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NETWORK. FEBRUARY eth. 1880
in accordance with the provisions az certain VOTING
Trust agreement. detcd September Isl 1887, of which
the Farmers Loan ond Trut Company Is Voting Trustee
meeting Of the holders II certificates az that company
representing stock In the Mexican National Railr. al
Company will be held II O'Clock at TIE office or
the Company. Wall Street. Wednesday March -Jh
for the purpose ~ nominating three directors To Nc
elected n the annual meeting Of tn" Company.
The books for the transfer ~ certificates VIII he closed
At close % business. SATURDAY March nt ana remain
cosed until the final adjournment OF meeting
ANDREW ANDERSON. jg.
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.~,cxER sockke
W. TRUST co.
"a FIFTH AVE. COR. ETH Sc.
BRANCH, CO BROADWAY.
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. ~, OOO, O0O. 90



Interest Allowed ON Time Deposits.
Checks pass through y. y. Clearing house.
Acts Executor Guardian or Administrator NJ rs.
and Receiver Registrar Transfer and Financial
Agent Tor States. Railroads. and Corporations
Separate Department with
special Facilities for Indies.
ROBERT MArLAi, President.
CHARLES T. BARNEY. Vice President
JOSEPH T. BROWN. "a Vice President
rREDK L. EI,DRfD1E Secretary.
J. HENRY TOWNSEND AsSt Secretary
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Ccftures IuS Aleeiinss.

Rapid Transit.
NJ william BaIclly Persons. Engineer 81 TIE Eapd
Transit Commission, w.lI lecture Rapid Transit with
e1ptlca Views ahowing what city railroad ought to
be. RapiG-Tiaps.t meeting o Cocd Government Club
- be h'd Earch :. AZ $50 p. m, AT the hall %
the Y. NJ g. A.. Washington lie ghts Branch. 1a3th
street. north s'dc between 10Th and liza Avenues
All people al Harlem, Washington hfishtJ and The I'd
Ward who ccnurted with tedious tgansporta-
ton ue;hcos ~ New-yoFs urged to attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06
plar'os.
l).oposala.
OF THE SINKING FUND
" TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS
For furnishing Ma'elal.. and re'tormng Work In Ii,
Third Avenue IN tie Twentytourth ward II tho Ci;y
q Newyerk pu.au,nt 70 cesp's - Laws q 1894
. rf bss Win give ,wo prices ior the enre orx Viz
one for the building VIII sheet n.eta main con.ce and
on. Tor The building wth terra Gotta main conice as de-
SEALED ESTIMATES for tho above work. rdorssd
with The above e aiso with the name e the person
be received ofcr ~ '.e C.nprul.r Rooms Nos
AVID Is Finance pcpoftmsnt .:e@art nrildnr. No 80
Tir, gdway, the ,iy % Ne~losk. uni! u ococs IA.
MondeT March II. 1895. 81 .wh,' y Sc and hour the
30. win be publicly opened by and presence 4 the
Commits onerT OF thu sinking Fund and read and the
nwsri II the contract Il awarded will be mace to the
lowest bidder With adequate securr as soon thereafter
practlcate The psrson peo:. to VAIN the con on
Office :. The Department q puhe "oSs WIN ne sure
,f 0fstsi ~ h n, or n, da S9d x 'H St n.
eject md In u failure or NEGLECT 50 TO DO
sSs Or rs s e T 's the cp ana hseupcn the
eontrnc. be accented and rxecu;ed The
such time the Ccmmssto.er al EdpIic WORKS MAY
s. E.~.PermiSsion Will net be sven tor tire withdrawal
contract awarded person WHO Is In arrears 10 me
Cooperation upon debt or contract or who V dsfausr
surety o. otherwise. upon any ooi's''oh 10 me COY
poration .,. o,,,. ur>.
entire work be cmpe ed S within one nnN
W.T. srka "'' '''" ''''" voyrv ,.,,.,.
THousAND poLLXHs For full particulars. see City
HANK forms OF estimates fur,her niorna lion. de-
.,.sS cIso IN. form OF Including the sperir
cation. for the work Be obtained at the ONCE ss the
comptroisr 10 $50 Brcaiw.y
Nsw-york February - 1895
WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor.
JOHN W. GOFE. Recorder. -
i9sErH @poT g S1Tr cha"s'''an sOs; t,9i Fun,
ChsIrn,nn Committee on Finance
Pnlrd Ailsruer;
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NORFOLK g. WESTERN RAILROAD co.

At tic request Of holders OF large amount Of ;he
bonds II the Norfolk & Western Railroad Company the
un6cry conrcntcd 90 act as committee ior TIE
OF tho holders Of III" Compan In coopea-
ticn London Committee. consisting OF M Ajax
ander Brown o. Brown. SHIRLEY Co, chairman; NJ
Henry Ia kman Surg.s. director OF the Lonnon ana
Westminster Bank; Mr. y. :. dc Lamy Meier of Blake
Roisseyaiu G. ca: Mr. G Sligo dc Pothonier - the r-
Trust Corporation. and Mt william VIVIAN OF
Vivian. Gray Co. Of London
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
GEORGE COPPELL.
4. A. II. HoISSiVAIN.
ROBERT FLEMING.
WILLIAM F. GLYH Secretary
SEWARD GUTHRIE. MoRAwHTI STEELE. Counsel
~ CHI e L FL
~ q q" THE CHEQIE BANK. IO"DpH.
w. For Travellers. for RcmlttnHces'
~ l. CIRCULAR OK APPLICATION.
00 FRED W. PERRY Gen. Ast. Wall St. y /.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Gayeiics ana ,irayiricS.

A gentle girl dosen't need to be pretty
Nobody wceps when disaster overtakes
the man who walks one way and looks
another.
Champion pugilists, their own occupa-
ton being closed. might be useful as
baseball umpires.
We advise Splinter Campbell, of Ohio
TO take of those Cal Brice toe weights.
Sarcasm Is good tonic but poor wine
Paradise is a place where women quit
asking themselves What VIII the neigh
bors say?''
Your greatest joy but balances your
greatest sorrow.
You don't have TO. be happy unless
you want 10 be.
The poet who signs for perpetual life
I'm a rose garden would soon be ready TO
trade off the last half Of his eternity for
three hours in corn field.
Don't be too good, people will say you
are eccentric.
BE all things TO all men and you will
be nothing 10 any man.
II woman knows you are not In love
with her she may possibly act naturally
before you.
Certain persons habitually pretend
there is TO bitterness in the world; these
are called optmists. Others pretend
there is no pleasure in the world. and
these are called pessimists.
You are given all the prosperity you
can stand.
We understand that II. II Holmes Is
70 be elected honorary member OF the
philadelphia Cremati ton Society.-Chicago
Times Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

LEXINGTON, VA. Sept. Especial.
As an indication Of the intention OF the
Hsltimore and Ohio railroad people 10
Extend their line south from this point.
a prominent railroad man said to me
to-day.
Look at the heavy work the company
&c now putting In between HarDer's Fer
nv and Lexington IN the shape OF bridging
~ every point along the line where there
is an important bridge a large gang OF
bridge men are at work putting in new
bridges. either a new wood and steel
structure or o.e "A solid steel bridge
The general opinion is that this work is
to accommodate the heavy traffic that
would necessarily follow the opening of
the line south TO new territory and good
southern connections. and IL IS generally
thought that the next eighteen months
will see the road raining Into Roanoke
az that seems TO be the objective poiIt
or the sixty-two miles between Lexington
az Roi noke, most Of the cutting. fills.
and grading. as well as the stone ma
>, nry. Is already done. TO construct the
line between Lexington and Roanoke
Would .c n small cost as compared vita
TIE construction OF lie over anothsr
route. The work could be done oyer ~.
already partially reconstructed line WITH
q short time believe that the Balri..
more and Ohio railroad will 20 south r.
Roanoke, ard that next spring will SO
the work In fall operation"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
VIRGINIA Gleanings.

Senator
Fitzhugh Lee have consented 10 deliver
addresses AT the reunion and memorial
meeting Of the old Confederate soldiers
of the Eastern Shore at Cape Charles on
the 2Gth Of September. Extensive prep
arations are making for the occasion.
The old colored woman. Jane Carter. Is
still living out in the street on west
Market street She has all OF her plum
der. cooks, eats. and sleeps there in any
kind Of weather II will be remember
ed she was turned out OF the house where
she had been living for many years, ana
has thus far taken up her abode in the
street She is very old, and the author
tiles should take some action In the case.
as she has been living in the street now
for three weeks. and her abode there
and the presence Of n great heap OF
chattes in the street have become NUS
ance 10 the residents OF this section.
Beside. II is not humane TO allow an ola
woman to live in such "A way. with no
shelter but the open sky, in all kinds OF
hor.-Charlottesville Chronicle.
one day last week, AIr. W. II. Arehart
brought 10 our office some charred wheat
from the granary of Mr.. Samuel Fitz-
moycr. near Mt. Jackson, Va HIS gram
cry was destroyed by fire during the late
war on October eth, 1864, burned by or
ders OF General Sheridan. For thirty
one years this charrcd wheat has lain on
the ground that furnished the foundation
for Lis grainary, which with contents
along with his dwelling and barn were
all destroyed by fire during that cesolat-
ing and distressing time. The numer-
Gus barns, mills. and dwellings burned
then and the indignation aroused VIII
never be efaccd from the memories of
those who witnessed that barbarous pc
Shenandoah Valley.
The Campbell County Enterprise in its
accounts Of old Virginia families. says:
The bearings are a colonial family, VINO
came from England to Orange county,
and bought hunting grounds in Camp
bell On one of his hunting expeditions,
CAPTAIN Jim, a revolutionary officer. was
captured ind made a prisoner for life
by the beautiful daughter OF Robin
Adams Of the Mansion" and they set
tied at Otterburn at the mouth OF otter
river. Their youngest son. James Grit
fir, married Mary Anna Lynch, sister 10
Charles Henry Lynch. Their only son,
James c., was educated at West Point
and is well remembered as "A distin-
guishcd young Confederate cavalry gene
raj. susan. the Oldest daughter married
Judge X. II. Ward. a gallant captain IN
the Confederate army and they resided
at the homestead; Mary Anna. the young
est. and belle OF stanton, married MI.
Thomas Fauntleroy. OF the Eastern
Shore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
EADFoRD CONVENrIov.
G. Il. Mcdonald Nominated for the House
Of Delegates.

The Democratic Convention at Radfo-l
Thursday nominated G.. Il. Mcdonald f,r
the House from Montgomery and Rad
f. rd. senator Daniel was endorsed. The
resolutions reahirm ALLEGIANCE TO the
party founded by jefferson" warn ana
caution all engaged I'm the campaign not
TO be drawn iI,o The discussion Of the
silver question and other national Issues
in strictly a State campaign.
The Democratic platform Of 1892 was
endorsed and the following sentiments
included In the resolutions.
''1hat we are opposed TO the schemes
Of William Malone and his new PCpub-
lcan party 10 so change the laws or our
State as TO give them an opportunity 10
overthrow the proper government OF the
grand old State OF Virginia
That We rcru1iate the sentiment and
omphaucally deny The cnarse That the
sent laws or our STATE were enacted
bv their trainers TO dcfraud the people
Of their electiv. franchise, or that they
have been Instrumental 10 that end. and
that though they may need amendment
TO make them more strictly conform 70
the wishes of the people. We prefer that
tha uori, Of amendment shall be done by
REPRESENTATIVE men and in the interest
Of me Commonwealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

THE CLOSING UoTdTIONS or
MONEY.
Offerings and sales at the Richmond To-
bacco Eschangc-intcrnal Revenue
Foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. Sept. There was a
slim attendance at the Stock Exchange
to-day. the International yacht race haV-
Ing led TO an almost general exodus OF
operators. The handful OF traders who
remained were IN the main hullshiy IN
clincd. They paid particular attention
to the Spcclaitics. however. and ihe
standard issues. as a rule, were quiet.
Tennessee Coal and Iron not only lei
I'm point Of activity. bat in advance is
well. The stock having sold up from
Az, 20 'i'SNtia The principal buyers
OF the stock were brokers. supposed 10
be acting Tor some OF the Aew directors.
The ola rumOr about a closer alliance
with the Westinghouse was again sprung
by he bun pool in General Electric and
the stock was advanced 10 iois. sugar
FIRST declined = TO ll2is. then advanced
60 ll5iR. and rcccdcd ana closed at llZs.
Erie Telephone rose ~, 10 ~ ana Colo
RADIO Fuel lis to 5ONHiit. The railway
list proper opened a little Irregular on
lower London quotations. but local ope-
rators subsequently turned up as buyers,
and prices generally improved tsH.t per
cent. Speculation closed quiet ana llln
at or near the top of the DAY. Nel
changes show gains OF p, 10 IL per cent,
Tennessee Coal and iron ana United
states Cordagc leading. Bonds were
firm: the sales footed up Sl.iSo.OOO The
sales Of listed stocks aggregated 1870
shares and Of unlisted stocks lZ'ovp
shares.
Money on call nominaliy per cent;
prime mercantile paper, i7iH2's per- '.sl...
sterling exchange active, win business
in bankers bills at iNg4 Tor Sixty Gays
and 4S9i.Q4ep for demand. posted rates,
4S..diyD, commercial bills, 1884. bdr
silver. 81. Government bonds steady.
state bonds higher. kahroao i Donus
firm Silver az the board was OfsNoi's.
Treasury Balances. Coin, SsS,8's''sz;
currency. Sg6.41 / 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
NEW YORK pRODUCE MARKTT

NEW YORK, Sept. Flour duh and
easy and neglected. winter wheat. low
grades. S2.1Ju2.oV. do. fair 10 fancy,
s.. 75a3.27. do. patent. S35Oa3.75. Mime
low extras. S2l5u2.GD. city mills, $500
4.1J. Southern Hour dull and easy; com
mon TO fair extra, S22J12.1O; good 10
choice do. S3.JJu3.SO.
Wheat-Spot dun and steady: No. red.
store and elevator, &c; atioat, G5l.c.
options were duh and opened weak, Ge-
clining lsgigc.. advancing hussc, and
closing steaay al 1sp'sc below yesterday;
No red. May O,ssc.. September, Cjc. !;
October, &c. December. Gjc.
Corn-Spot duil and firm, No. .. 39i4 &C.,
elevator. a)Ac. ahOat. Options Were dull
and nrm at 3.QAc. advance, September,
3s1sc; closing, $3.50, May 35i4G3Jssc.
closing, $3.50.
Oats-spot dull and firm Options dun
and steady; September, 2314c.; October,
q &C.; May, 2o,2c Spot prices. No. =,
23s.c.; No. white. Csc. mixed western,
Hay steady; shipping. G5g7oc.; good to
choice, Sj09Oc.
Wool hrm and in fair demand. do
nestle fleece. l0q22c.; pulled. 15q3ic.
Beef firm, family. s9OOal2.OO; extra
mess S7.50IS.OO; beef hams quiet and
weak at sl5.oo; uerced beef firm: city
extra, India mess. Sl6.5O117Oo: cut meats
duh and weak: picked bellies. S6.T5;
dies nominal.
Lard quiet and steady; western steam
closed at SEQ. city. $3.50 Options
September, $3.50, nominal Refined quiet:
Continent, SEQ; South American. $500:
compound. SlG2i.H5.OO.
Pork firm and i'm moderate demand
ola mess, sl0.25ni2.75.
Butter quiet: best grades steady: State
dairy, l2ul32c.; creamery, lJlau2Uc.;
western dairy, l0l90l3c.; Elgins. lSc.
Eggs firm; western. fresh, iiuf5isc.:
do. per case. Sl.25uf.70.
Tallow weak; city, iisq4Ac.; country,
44N1Hc.
low prime. 2GAc.; do. good off grade.
2Jf, N26c.
Petroleum quiet. Refined-New York.
$40. Philadelphia. sos; do. IN bulk,
81. 55li4D.
Rosin quiet and steady; strained. COM
mon 10 good Sl.4Ti1d1.55.
Turpentine dull and easy at 27IsQ2sc.
Rice firm; domestic. fair TO extra, SZ
Q4c.; do. japan. 4Hc.
Molasses--Foreign unchanged.
Coffee closed quiet to 10 points; Decem-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. I. lS.J.
Offerings at auction on Change FOR the
week ending to-day. 100 packages Of sun
cured toDaccOs; highest price for the
week, 81.
private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond tobacco trade to-day.
Wrappers. , hOgshcads; filters, ., leaf
dark. p; Tugs dark, IL. Total 80 hogs
heads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond tobacco trade for the
week ending to-day. Wrappers, ~ hoss-
heads; filters, o.. cutters 81. smokers, s.,
scrap (brighO, 3iS; leaf dark, 3l4, sun
cured. O. burleys, 10, Tugs dark, N5.
Total, $40 hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspcctions-Bright. 80 hogsheads. dark,
> hCesheads ana uerce. keinspecuons-
Bright. IS hOgsheads.
And for the week ending to-day: lnspec-
tions-Bright. ~ hossheads; dark. 80
hogsheads ard 1S3 terces; western, 3
hogsheads and ] fierce. Renspections-
Bright 20 hOgsheads and lsS tierccs,
dark 90 hogsheads and 1 uerce; western,
! hogshead.
Total samplng for the week ending to-
day: Inspections 565 hogsheads and lsi
tierces: reinspectiOns, ll3 hogsheads and
tierces Total, $50 hogsheads and lso
Myers. Planters. Davonp3rrs Crcn-
shaws, Farmers Shockoe, Naus IAN s.
old Dominion. and Shelburncs tobacco
packages. deliveries. 80 packages.
,rhe 50 me tobacco warehou uses win
Jones', Nears. ard Virginia acd'd' re-
ncrt for the week ending to-day: Re-
ceipts, SIG packages; deliveries, 5@ pack
ages.
cen.ts for the week ending to-day, 26'
laCkag's.
United States internal revenue c3llcc-
tons on tobaccos for the city OF l.ich
mond. Va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
3.l72.70; plug toba'cos, 2,l53.N Total
$5slj.Jl. Ill,
United States internal revenue collec-
tiois ON tohaccos for the city OF Ri'h-
mcnd. Va. for the week en- ling today;
CIGARS and cigarettes. 81 go 20; plug to-
haccos 81. SOTO. Total. S2I1N %.
There was considerable mov,ment IN
dark lues during the past week. Inc
stocks of good dark leaf are about eA-
hausted-scarcer than they have ocen
for years at this season. and mere Is Is
every reason 20 believe that good iaIh
near future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
SADDER BUT WISER MAN
A NORTH CAROLINA FARMER RE-
TURNS FROM MORMONDOM.
Poiigamy still Practiced I'm the Mormon
Kingdom-A New Democratic Paper.
Pushing the Cotton Mills.

GREENSBORO, ". c.. Sept. Especial.
Beginning with September 2lst. Green's
boro w-ll have a. new afternoon daily.
ed ted by W. J. Underwood and A. j..
Williams 1t will be called the Greensboro
Times, and will be straight-out Demo-
cratic.
Work is progressing on the new cotton
mills being built here by the Cone Ex-
port and Commission Co. A force of
hands Is kept at work night and day
making brick for these buildings, which
Will be very large.
George Patillo. a negro boy. while play
ing near the cotton mills yesterday got
his arm caught IN brick machine. and
was so badly hurt that amputation was
necessary.
TURNED NORMAN.
Mr.. D. l.. Ware. a Rockingham farmer,
who left ms home. near Reldsville. In
January. 1894. with some Mormon elders.
has repented and come back to the old
North State "A sadder but wiser man.
Here Is what he says Of the Mormons, In
q reply to "A letter sent him here:
Dear Sir,-Yours asking me TO answer
some questions in regard to Mormonism
received. and II my compliance with your
request should enlighten any OF our peo-
pie who might be led astray as ! was,
/ shall think / am well rewarded for so
doing.
/. They came TO my house In January,
1891. and introduced themselves. ] heard
them talk and read their pamphlets. be-
came acquainted with their doctrine Gas
they represented ITO. and was with them
good deal
z They treated me very well. and
promised me greater things than | ever
expected to obtain here ~ / would join
them and 20 to the Mormon kingdom.
which did. ! sold everything and bought
my tickets, which cost me s2s5.l5, to get
there
g. l learned after getting there that
the priest and president could have all
tho wives they wanted (as officers OF
the church,. ] visited the father OF Lay
ton (who is here now; he had two wives.
] also visited man named Barnes, who
had five wives. But Their representatives,
denied this before l went there.
4. They claimed that one-tenth OF what
I had belonged 10 the church. the bal
ance was TO be deposited with tho priest;
telling me / could make an honest deposit,
live. and enjoy the Mormon faith; but If
[ failed TO do so, as Ananias did, /
would 20 as he did; that is, should hold
nothing back. under the same penalty that
Ananias suffered. The round trip cost
me 1851, which means my all, as am
without q home, with a large family, as
you know. and also knew my circuin-
stances before l left here.
D. f. WARE.
We have known Mr.. ID. +. Ware for
a number OF years. and believe him to
be a man Of purity. and would not mis-
represent the Mormons.
+. Il. HARRIS,
p II. WILLIAMSON.
WILLIAMS. HOPKINS CO.,
FRANK PINNIX.
Reidsville. y. 9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Der. si45o. spot Rio dull and steady;

Der, SI4JO. Spot Rio dull and steady;
NO. :, l5.iJfaoS'i2.
.5ugar-Kaw nm and duh. fair rcnn-
ing, &c. Refined firm ana fairly active,
of A. 5;sc., standard A, 4Aa4 '-l1c. {;
cut-loaf, i,suJ 1-lUc., crushed, 4Sg
. Lie, graduated, i,4di J-loc.
trcights 10 Liverpool quiet and nomi-
nal. cotton, by steamer. o-tZd- grain, by
steamer, Z.4d.
southern FRESH Fruits: Peaches pretty
well cleaned up and flrm. Natef1neiohs
in moderate demand but firm on ISht
receipts Light arrivals of sweet pVta-
toes and prices sustained.
Peaches-Carrier. $I.vUG2", 90. DIS
ket. GJc.W$l.2J
POtatoes-SMeet. Sl.Slll2.Zo.