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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
BfRTHDdY sIRFRIsE PIRTT.
Mr.. Hoblen Attains His Majority Under
Ilaffering Auspices.

Tho hospitable home of MIR and Mrs.
@. II. Roblen, on Church hin avenue.
Was the scene Of very enjoyable fes-
tivitles on Wednesday evening. thu oc-
casion being a surprise party in honor
Of the oldest son Of the household. Mr..
George Roblen attaining his majority.
The estimable young gentleman VINO on
that day rounded his twent!-iirst mile
ON lifcs highway WAS in utter ignorance
Of the pleasant surprise that AWAITED
him on his return from church services,
when hc walked In upon merry com
pany of youth and beauty of both sexes,
assembled to do him honor The even
ing was one Of genuine pleasure TO
every one present. la social converse,
music. recitatiOns. etc. Miss Alice
Nunnaliy charmed the company with her
excellent reuditions OF sweet tunes on
the organ. and by singing in excellent
manner several popular 1irs. Miss
Juhu Bickers Il jigncd the company by
a very humorous recitation, and by read
Ing i'm good style some OF the humorous
"UAcle Jerry" articles that were written
expressly for and have appeared in The
Times The host and hostess. the Miss
es Rohlen. and the young sentlcm IA in
whose honor the party was given spared
no pains or effort 20 make all present
enjoy themselves TO The highest degree.
4 pleasant feature Ji The evening was
Nj. R0blens volunteering the lnforma-
ton to Mr.. W. ~ Bicksrs that he would
cast his maiden vote tor Mr.. lowering,
and Mr. BiCkers' warm congratulations.
At n o'clock the company was invited
into the 0ining-roOm and served win
seasonable refreshments. the excellence
in quality and amplitude i'm quantity Of
which were soon vouched for by The
guests The happy company dispersed
az midnight after joining In singing
that sweet Christian song. God Bless
You" and expressing their great pleasure
of the evening, and one of the company
was heard TO remark. as he passed out
OF the gate: How much sweeter nice
sociable I'm n Christian home such as
this than the sinful festivities OF dane
ing ard playing and such like Young
Mr.. Roblen was the recipient OF the most
hearty congratulations and expressions
OF good wishes
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. O..
r. Roblen. Misses Emma and MolIie
Roblen. Mir George Roblen. Misses Mar
tina and Evelyn Walton. Sallie Eldridge.
Matte Parrish Alice Nunnally, Mile
Stubs. George Stubblheld. Bernice Rich
ardson. and Mcssrs. Horace Williams,
Ememtt Cherry. John Hancock McAllis-
ter. Stubs. Mays. Mr.. W. VI. Blckers
and daughter Juli,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
IyEGRO JfILID ron 1ss1tbT.
The Young Girl saves His Life and Her
Intr.I. from, NJ nrIcr BY u IaIse hood.

lYNCHEURG, VA. oct. =. Special
Neatly Johns (colored) was arrested TO-
dav on the charge OF attempting 10 a..
saillt q young white girl IN Amherst
county ana placed in the jail IN tins city'
she rs a daughter of Mr.. James watts,
vino resides in amherst county, ABOUT
Il re miles from the city. and johns II y
said. made the attempt while tn' y"uhS
girl wgs on her way 10 MIX the COWS;
a. the negro attempted 10 take loid oi
her she screamed and ran. managing 10
escaps TO her home which VAS not Jar
AWAY. Her father. upon learning .ne
facts from his daughter ran out Vi tne
house with a pistol lie succeedeu III
ratching Johns but the young girl rear
inc thaf Ter father would XIII the negro,
debated that h was not the man pu,
when the negro. on being released mao
Gisanpeared. She told her father that IN,
negro was the man who had attempted
the Assault .,,, l,noun there
VAS "A good deal OF excitement III 'nas
ne,ehborhood. and il was feared thnt we
negro If caught. would be lyncheu. go ,,.n /,
,'',s arrested late this afternoon, ana W.
wNrnnght 10 the city before the people wv
,,,a,a Va, hing for him were aware '""'
Me had aeen aprrehonded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
prircess Helene al the Qnirinal.

pONE' oct. 22.-Princess re che ..
Montenegro anianced bride of Prince OF
Nanles whose marriage to the crown
Prince OF Italy will take place Sdiu,d' y.
arrived this morning. accompanied ny
members Of her family 10 pc
present at her wedding. lheS'
we're met at the station by
King Humbert. Queen MarShareta'
Queen of Portugal. Duke Of oper'o'
brother of King Of Portugal r'r'ess
I.etitia. Duke and Duchess OF Aos~i an"
Count Of Turin. When the train stop
ped the Prince of Naples. VINO WIS 60
corting the fance. assisted her TO ahght.
Queen Marghereta was the first TO greet
her. kissing her four timcs. ~" ITO
gress of Princess Helene through the
streets from the station TO the Quiflh'u
was veritable ovation. Three hunefe1
thousand cheering people lined the route
and troops i'm front Of them at tunes
found great difficulty in rostra'mng " 't
enthusiasm sufficiently 10 Keep them
within bounds. The Princes became
greatly excited at the grandeur OF IN,
reception. Several times she shed tears.
The party reached the Quirnal at noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
J.LfURENCE SCHOOLCRAfT.
something sbout the Man who Claims
$50, 900 in Bonds.

\ Baltmorean who knows Mr.. J. Law
renee schoolcraft who claims the bonds
valued at $50 000 found in a trunk in "a
Chicago hotel. and alleged to have been
stolen by a confidential clerk Of Camp
bell & schoolcraft. of Richmond. Va.
gave an interesting account yesterday Of
the Schoolcraft family.
Mr.. Schoolcraft's father was an nIth0r
OF several works and was wealthy. lac
married niece OF Governor (aftcrHards
Secretary Seward. Of New NorK by
whom she was reared after the death OF
her mother. She was the mother OF Two
sons. and after the death of her husband
she married DR.. Beatty. of New York.
and, with her two sons, removed ." h
him to Richmond. Va. Immediately ficr
the war. where he bought three farms
near the cit. the value of which great
ly increased. when he died he left a
large fortune to his family.
The elder step-son married a daughter
of Judge Ould. Of Richmond and bull.
q handsome residence. Later he be-
came proprietor OF the Richmond En-
quirer His wife died shortly after ;he
marriage. He disposed of his property
I'm Richmond and went 10 England where
he remarked divorce followed this
marriage. Later Mr. Schoolcraft studied
for the Episcopal priesthood and wax
ordained. He remarked and is how h,-
ing i'm England.
His brother Lawrence remained IN Rich
mond and married Miss Campbell. whp, ,
father was "A broker. 3nd who adlnitte
his son-in-aw into partnership. the iiIm
being known as Campbell & Schoolcraft.
Mr.. Schoolcraft and his wife were di-
yorced.
The theft OF the bonds caused the dis
ruption of the hrm and Mr.. Schoolcrlf.
became Interested ia the street railway
systems or Richmond. lie was we'll
known at Baltimore clubs. For the past
two years he Is supposed to have l.en
living in New Mexico.
Hon. Malcolm Dickerson, Secretary OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
TOBACCO EXCHANGES.

Richmond Va. oct. -, lN".
Private sales reported 10 The secretary
Of the Richmond tobacco tratc ,o-ray :.
Wrarpers. ! hogsheais fil2r9. 10, cutters
4. lres (dark). j. Total. 81 hogsheads
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
In pee tons Bright. hogsheads' daIN'
50 hogshcads Rcinspections. none.
Aueehanv. Stonewall, ShOckcc, iDaNel 70
morris. Pls rtors. Seabrooke's. and Myer >
tobacco warehouses; report To-Day. re
ccilds. 8. packages. deliveries ~ pack
ages. .. ao,,oc-
tiCns on tobaccos for the cry OF tIcn-
mond. Va. to-day: cigars ard cisAietteS'
s.. $3.50: plug tobaccos, N,S39.'o. lo'ai'
small breaks Of dark loose tobaccos VIII
bc offered at Crcnshaws ana ,hockpe 70
b5coo warehouses 20 morrow, fflusy' NC
There was a small sale OF bright loose
tobaccos at the StoncwaIl warehouse 10
daV. Prices were high, quaLty 'oils''
eTcG. ,,. loo
There was a fine sale Of bright loose
tobaccos AT the Planters warehouse 10
day. some farmers averaging az MS"
Sl4 20 the plant round. - .o;,,coo
c,,,'oission merchants. No. llS South
Twclfth street Richmond. va MAN '''
following comments for the week -.
.roLarco- p1rl,-There has been pht III
te done during the past week; soou ne
~ for desirable leaf continues cry
i II Offering: low grade leaf and Jugs
snn-Cured- Sales Of old stock . oou ..,
over. some little Of the ne" crop '0'"'''7
'''Rriebts-i'nchanre and steady.
And quote prices current as follows Q,
SIN Cured TobaCco-Lugs. Sig 90 a.
short leaf s. TO s.. long leaf, - 10 GU
wrappers Sl2 20 SIS. l,.,,,,o, g.
Bright Tobaccos-sm,tok,eIs- a., 1i to Si5 ri
10 ~ C"mmcn. sli TO 81: medium q,
70 SIS fine. 50 % TO - fancy "a, d,,, 10
Sso PLIERS Common. $50 10 -. ne sio ~
S,5o 10 $50 good. So TO s., me e. Nv ~, 70
ST.. Wrappels-Comnoin5,- 81 "a. fine fine S..
TO SO. fancy, SO TO s19. Dr,os u-5 I'd
co. mort leaf. 81. l0 TO so; long leaf .
- stn. collections. SO 10 So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. oct 22-Trea-
eury balances dt the close Of business to-
dav were Sl2l Of7.5GS
Withdrawals Tor the day M New York.
s.65. 900.
NEW YORK. oct. 22-Gold is i'm de-
n'sud. and bullion dealers quote rates as
follows. Spot delivery Is per cent. TO
Oh the 81. SiOOO0 in gold which arrived
from Europe this morning. 81 800 900 has
been deposited in the suh-Trcasurv. 10 is
understood that the Treasury will gain
5000 Olu hy the operation Bullion in the
open market in London has declined
l,d 20 11s. MD
Silver 20 the Stock Exchange was
easier. declining TO Gjia ON sales OF 5000
ounces. Commercial bar fen to coz, and
Mexican dollars TO jOiz0j2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
CIUCAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. oct There have been
exciting days an the wheat market, but
tO-days outranked ahYthins OF Ir'oi,
date. and probably 300 many years. a
Ncritahlc panic existed 40 the "c.e
and millions of bushels were poured ~ inc
market. prices cutting 40 hAuic !" lne
matter. Tight money was the cry.
The cash wheat situation mas become
the all-importaut factor. Money rates
are high. and no one wishes 10 undertake
the responsibility Ol carrying wheat uhuer
those conditions. The carry maIhtl was
weak cal les coming lower hd iofclsh-
ers selling 4 period of comparative
slcadincss prevailed for TWO nous, but
In the last half hour confusion oil me
most extreme kind had pos session OF t.e
IN and December dropped 10 . cents
.rg,r Yesterdays close. san Francisco
was said TO be i'm panic. Whlch served
10 augment the disturbed techns mere.
CLOSING English ana oonuncnlal qHolu
lions were all lower. The 'lnchnati
rice Cuiltnt reported Il Favorable Wee
Tor the crop December wheat opened
80 from Tii ia 13i.c., sold between az .
INA ,r. c closing "a 1Oi4c.-id4c unoer
YESTERDAY. Cash wheat was weak and
4usc. lower.
Co.n-Corn yielded unrCH tinsly 20 The
dcnressing influence of the weak wheat
market. No startling incidents were noted.
The trade was not lii-t. ana an" man
object OF operators was 10 dispose or
what corn was accumulated whilst the
outlook vas roy.
MAY corn opened at 21i4c.. sold between
* and 9Ia.c.. closing at 2Tigc.-asc. under
YESTERDAY. Cash corn was steady early
but closed weak and i.c. lower.
Oats-With wheat aud corn declining.
little hope was entertained for oats. Hold
crs made the best OF q bad siiuation' ana
SOFA ono very hard spot. May oats
closed I.0bc. under yesterday ASH
oats were 6rm early, but closed &c.
lower. - - .oo,.
Provisions Under the stress OF weak
ness in the grain markets product as
PLAYED an easy feeling AT lhe optai,n,' =.
f,. IL vas later succeeded by a steadier
tone The hog market was hrm' when
fact extended assistance TO provisions.
The close was easy, In sympathy WIN
the break in wheat January poIhk e o,osg,'
1niLc. lower; January lara unchahseu'
nd January ribs 2ieNjc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as iohows'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Tine InMn Of Crewe.

cpEWE. VA. oct. 2-spec'an-l re
poeebud Society. OF the Methodist Church ,,,.,,
hosen", ,,e leadership of their president
N.Y.. Hiram Busxholder. is preparing 10
Saye a biz entertainment entitled 'Bu'ld-
va, "a The Ceble." in interest of missions, nj
The Y NJ. c. a. Hail on Monday hish'
proressor y. Penick. principal OF the
crcve. Iiyh school Tor Boys ANA 1iris'
attended the marriage Of his son al Sou'h
Boston yesterday.
Mr.. william Pettus. Of chas" Guy
made 4 business trip TO Crewe TINS week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Confederate Veterans Meeting.

MANCHESTER, VA. OCT. H'-IHe
Grand Camp of Confederate Veterans OF
mis- State will meet In this city on
October 9Th. and will probably be IN
session fer several cfvr Many camps
from all over Virginia are making arr
rana.ments 10 be present. and a large
crowd is looked for. The camps OF
Richmond will be here n full force. hav-
inc secured a low rod III. trip rate over
the railroads.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ala, Thrown From "a horse '''''' VIZ
r..ii. Into Kettle Of I've.

WOODSTOCK. VA" oct In" '',
pevdler was thrown from cur 81.
Naurertown this afternoon ana ,l'S, n.'r
S,,,ed his neck being broken. MI beyu-
II, u.mism Hoover, an old citizen OF TINS
- was found dead in his garden at
t n,s residence on the river. near s'r-S
"" The ten-year-old daughter OF Jo nj
II, wIile playing around the yard.
fsn INTO a kettle containing ~' u
,ve and received injuries eausips "e'
death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Hon WI wilson to Governor O'FerraII.

The Baltimore Sun OF Yesterday has inc
following dispatch from Richmond
Governor O'Ferrall has Just receiver q
letter from POstmaster-Generai Nhso"
beartiIv commending the course the form
or mas taken i'm this campaign. ihe NM
will come" writes the head of the roS -,
Office Department. when we shal' CO..
fully indicated. and that time y no ora IA.
Off Governor o Ferrall was much gra is,
tied at the contents of m. Wilson's long
communication
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
x,.v YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. .2.-The dry soous
market at first hands Is lightly stocked,
and iobbcrs are working on limited rca"y
trade would be quickly felt In other d.
,isons Such n demand " looked TOT
early in November. and jobbers ana other
dealers IN the primary market IN con
siderable lumber have minated their III
tention to become active operators Jus.
as soon as the election incubus rs lhteo
from the market.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
.sBs CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEf.
Offerings and sales at the iuch""n" To-
bacco Bschange-tnfctnsi ne'e""c
Cts.cctions-roreign Advices'

NrN YORK. oct. - 1t is a long dime
finco the bull feeling at the STOCK ia
change has run ~ hiEh as II did to-day.
Despite the advance IN the Bank OF
Lngiand rate OF discount ana the al
'NanC, IN the rates OF stcrlnS 'Ncnahse.
prices declined only i4N's per cent, ana
in very short time the trend OF me
market was upwards once more. rs inc
irisc made progress. the shorts became
thoroughly alarmed. and their purchases
gave an impetus TO the upward move
mcnt Tho bulls had fun control and
liftcd one stock after another with com
parativc ease. Tho highest quotations
were reached about o'clock. and at
ftnaf time prices showed an advance Of
raLH2N per cent. the lndustrials.
louisville and Nashville. the Gram
xcrs. and the S0uthwcsterns lead
ang. The dealings We're largely pro
feSsionai but some o. the commission
houses did report orders Tor moderate
amounts from outside account. the latter
probably because OF the easier rates for
money mere.
Around delivery hour l2l5 =. NJ n"ws
came about the further Decentralization
in tho wheat market and the bears use
80 10 make drive az the share llst.
Even then they met with very indiu'i-
cnt success. The decline from inc h'th-
est was only iiHlA per cent. and inns
TOO. Notwithstanding extensive ieiiNt'
HONS
Tho market left off steady at frac-
tionai rally Net changes show foN ti.'s
of iiN1,, per cent. Tobacco leading. Mt
souri Pacific lost g. and Kansas anu
~rcxas preferred D.. per cent. Ia the spe-
cialtics. Iowa Central preferred jumped
~ 10 80. and Rubber preferred ~" 10
.rho total sales were 22a 5S3 shares. in
Gliding 2p2nD Reading p ~" sugar,
20 200 Burlington and Quincy ana -f'"VV
Louisville and NASHVILLE. 49,.
Railway miscellaneous bonus "''' '"''
Total sales were Si3pt 900.
Money on call easter at 'Hp pr ',.''
last loan at %. and closing offered Pr -
per cent Prime mercantile paper, ''2t
i0 pcr cent Bar silver. C5ls; Mexican
dollars JOi sHJ2. IN. .t..,
huein,ee i'm bankers bills at 4'lHlNirt
Tor sixtv DAYS. and 1870 iSiii Tor to,,oanld;
posted rates. fSli.NieJ. commtrcldi 'iH''
Government bonds firm; state bonds
dull: railroad bonds strons. Silf-r 40 Tie
board was easier 900 .-, -..,.
furrcucv 500 215.Jli.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS, Ill. Oct. =
Cattle Receipts, 5000 head, market
barely steady: common to extra steers,
S33jdS5.2u. stockers and feeders, s2.iVh
$40: cows and bulls. s1j0W3.2J: Texans
s2GUa3. IL: western rangers. S2.Jou3.so:
IIogs-Reccipts. 1000 head; market
shipping lots. <3.25GS33J. common 10
choice mixed. s3.2Ou3G0: choice assorted,
s3.JO03.C0; light, S3.2Jn3.6o; pigs. s2.ocg
$50
Shcep-Receipts 1900 head: market
firm: inferior TO choice S1.7Jli3.2J; lambs,
81 OOT go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
NAVAL, STORES.

VIII MINGTON, y. c.. oct. % -Rosin
firm: strained. 81 40 good strained, 81 30.
Spirits ;urpcntine steady; macfine,
.. &c: irregular steady AT 21i4c.
Ter firm at s1.OO.
Crude turIentine quiet; hsr Sl.3O: soft,
$50. virgin. $50
CHARLESTON. s. G.. oct % -Turpen-
tine firm at D.. bid. sales none.
Rosin firm. sales. 900 b lrrels, a, Il, &.
and ID. 81 ~: " and +. sl.4J; q, $40.
y. $50 ! and X. si.G0: NJ. Sl7': y,
s. 90: window glass. s2.15; water-white,
81 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI O., oct. l2.-ffour-Win-
ter patents. S425f'4 40; family, S52JnS.1o'
extras -. G0d2.9u.
Wheat Offerings light; demand GOOD
No. red. SOC.
Corn firm No mixed. 21ac.
Oats-Stcady; No. white old, S3l2c.
Pork-Clear backs. family, $40.
Others unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. Oct. -. 1896.

quotations Whtat-l.oneb - 20
Sc. mixed ~ 10 SEE ahortbcfry - 40
$50. No rcd - 10 S6c
Coru-Wi Virginia. - TO .Jc; No. >
white. - 10 $sizc. No. mixed 80 TO
2.1Ac.
Oats No. mixed 30 to 20l4c.: No. 3
Irixed. 1910 i9lgc.; winter for seed 80 to
So
rye 10 fIc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

LONDON oct - Bar silver Y0iod. a.
consols los FOR money ana loss for the
account.
PARIS oct. 22-f.3O Z. M.-Thrcc per
cent rcrfrs lOl francs ana - centimes
for the account.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
THE COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. oct d. sl2.So H. NJ
Cotton Demand fair american middiing.
4 i5-S2d. saIes. lO.Oev bales. American.
$500 baios speculation and oS port. 30
bales. receipts, 1900 bales: American.
$500 bales. FUTURES opened quiet, de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union held Ito monthly meeting yester-
day afternoon In the chapel OF the
soldiers Home. After brief religious
services. some routine business was
disposed Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Prohibition Club Tonight.

Central Prohibition Club Will meet at
lf2 east Broad street. Smlthdeal College
assembly-rocm. az o'clock tonight. ana
aU temperance people whether members
of the party or not. are invited. Laoies
will be welcomed. IL Is expected mat
there will he tho largest attended m-eI "
of this club of the campaign.
The Prohibition literature Is OF very
high standard. Their arguments are put
ia attractive shape, and the numerous
cartoons are very suggestive. said Pro
fessor Bachelor the other day. Many
people are seemingly anxious 10 know
how many votes the Prohibitionists Will
get That is a minor question 80 far AS
the present goes The more significant
asDect OF the case is the increased moral
support the cause is receiving and the
great inducement now 80 palpably work
ing bon our favor The numerical strength
is coming i'm good time.
There will be a general consultation to-
night as 10 advancing the interests of the
cause and a good roll is anticipated on
the part Of the faithful band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

the Navy under President jackson, was
Mr.. schoolcrsft's Observation-Disclosures
Sun OF yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

Henry ribbe. wealthy citizen Of Wash
ingtOn. Mo. aged sevcnty-seven, IS dead.
lie was the inventor and pateniaa of In"
now World-famed Missouri Mearschaum'
corr cob pipe Manufactured in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
PORT OF WEST POINT. OCT. %, j.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Danville, Boyd. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. $1,000.
Steamship AccOmac. Thompson, norfolk,
Messengers and general cargo
SAILED.
Steamship Danvilic. Boyd. Baltimore.
passengers and general cargo. $500
Steamship AccOmdc. Thompson. NoriOlk,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23

cash quotations.. Hour woak; hard
II, . 81 ing patents. Quotabic at SiODn
10 In wood: soft wheat. patents. s..rO
az -. hard wheat. basers. S-fnu3.iu. In
f.,,ks No. = spring wheat ca ME:
No. rsd. ToNNi3,sc NJ NJ, cor corr - ~, =.
nj IN lard. sil7isd420- Short rib
SIDES, s3.6oN3s0. Short clear sides, Si.2J
Q4.37Is Whiskey. $l.lS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. OCT. p. lS'1'
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
British steamship lndralema, Noriolk.
Dut>h steamship shenandoah III t''-
British steamship North-Sands. Calves
ton. rn
schooner Sallie Bewsick, Philadelphia.
SAILED.
Schooner Sallie Bewsick. Washington.
Iatee fndcpendeni Boston.
British steamship North-Sands, Havre.
Tug Triton. Boston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-23
Sugar free to Rich Or Poor.
5 p o u N D S
formulated Sugar Free

n, Fvsrv Customer Buying One ~ Pound
nf 0ur 5Or. Tea from Now Until Tues
VI W" lao October Twentieth.
Evening star., 1896-03-07
TWO CANDID GENTLEMEN.
They Meet for Brief Time and Then
They Part.


From the Chicago Record.
The man with the overcoat. the clean col
lar and the recently shined shoes was CON-
ing down town. and had stopped for a mo-
nient to make certain of his stree:, when
he was aware of the man with the under
shirt eEd the legislature breath.
Sir said the latter parsonage. Il Nigh
attempt to dissemble and to deceive you.
l might seek to veil my motives by speak
ing of starving wife and seven crippled
Children. l might remark on my desire to
eat for the first tirne in three weeks. bat
am an honest and candid man. / believe in
Deing 1fank and open in my ways VIII
you let me have cents TO purchase "A
drink OF very cheap but very wholesome
Whiskyc''
The man with the shine oyercoat ct al
ieoked at MIN moment and then said Il
admire candor. i, too, am a frank and open
sort OF man in my ways. 1 will he free
ara pam with you, therefore. No. you
suzzlng. swilllng hobo, you walking gar
bage, You red-nosed bum. L will not give
you money. ! might say that / have no
money with me, but / believe in being
t:utniul and perfectly honest with such
spoiied trlpe as You, you huge, blear-eyed
sewer" -
Thanks" said the applicant. Il do love
frank man who does not attempt to dis
stlse MS real sentiments or motives. Lam
n.Gch obilged to You, sir. for the contiden-
ual and trusting way in which yo,, have
revealed your hearts secret thoughts TO
ne. You have been square and fair will
NE and L shall not betray your confidence
Farewell" " =
Ano the two candid men parted